davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11
arei, srei, srsi!

Die @asconabe Central Selepbor
so. itebt i'm 9esriff elm neiies 9ele
pbon : IbressbuA berahs5ugeben
fpefd)es afu 1. @iigitit inter ibrer
N%bonnenten CUR @ertbeilung selatt-
gen miro.
linn Die Hanbeir aller 9ieieniger
IN oent nelten Moressbud 31 Baben,
ipelte Die slbiid)t begem in ndditer
Seit elm Selepbom : Snitruamellt in
ibren 8obnungen an6ringeit Sn lai.
len, MADDEN mir allen neiier gbori-
ilerten Die folgenbe freie Sfierte:
Wir iper6en elm Seleppurt-Snitrii-
me,lt in irseno elmer @obmung, in.
lerbalb Der @reir3e,p bon Serman1i,
fiir eineIt Menat f%oltenfrei attbrir-
gen, unter Der 9eoingrll9 baB mir
ben Iuftrag nod Dor Dem l.. Milg,it
erbalterL 10 bab mir Den Natnen oes
lieilen Nbonnenten oem ltelien 9i-
rectorD nod beifiigen fonnen.
Mae gboimenten, nelfe eire Ser
anoerul,g in Der @inidreibung ibrer
gaarnert m ben 2iiten tuiinidert, ooer
irgenb tpelde Sebler i'm aIten Bud
berifltigt 5u baben tpiiniden, iino
biermit eriudt ole gentral-Sffi Dor
Dem 1. Iuglit 6apon in &enptnib
ar iesen.
@asoolpooe Central Eelepbon 60.
@. %. WtcGurbg, @eiddftsfiibrer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11
Srafe.

Broieiior Seinrid S6mtbte lno
SamiIie, bon 8eIleniQe, befinoep iid)
bier alif 9eiud.
SeimriH 6risemeper bot fiir5Ii6
Die Otto Brandt Snrnt gefauft.
Ser Srailen : 8erein Der Wf. 6.
Stride miro arlt Mittipo6 &odmit.
tag, Den 90 Suit, elm biibides &if.
nit nebIt 8erfauf bon Saiioarbeiten
obbnIten. Seoerrnnitr lit frennolidft
eiipgela6en.
Or. 9. S. Mueller, BON ct. Souis
mar fiirSIid ttebrere Sage bier altf
8eiit9 BET ieiner SdmiIie, tpelde Die
Sommerfriife arf Der Garm ge
niebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11
ct. 2oniier @arftpreiie.

Sn Der letter. ISOLDE mar Der @e.
id)dftsgang inn @ei5enmarft iebr leb.
baft, NIT Iusnnbme Der Gage bonn
A. bis gum 7. Suli. Die ltnerlpar.
tet groBen 3uflbren 6ieier bier ga.
&c bduften iid bis ar 1890 9lts
lbel aili, Elm gepeis, bab man in Der
llmgesenb in iebr altS~geoebntem
RaBe NIT Der grnte beiddftigt lit
ulpo lid, beeilt, ole groBen Wergen
@ei3en a,lf ben Marft au b%ringen.
Sniolgebeiien baben ole groben 3u-
filbren cine Ireisernieorigung bon
&c PRO 9uibeI ioipobl fir Barnet.
SEN alS aud fiir Serminiuei5en FER.
beigefiibrt. Starter 8ei5en lit Inn 1
Gent pro 8uDcl i'm Ireiie gcfaIlcn.
Ilf benz bieitgen Morfte ut nid)t
biel barter 8eiaen o~orbonben INTO
Die arsiid)ten auf cine CUTE grnte
iiit0 nidt gera0e pielperipred)enb.
SriiblingApei5en miro nidt Dor
nid)Iten Mtonut 5ur &ciie fonunen.
o@robeb" nelier 8etaen bro6te
am Wittmod IN ct. 2ouiS 80
S715 Cts. pro 9uibel; in Seem Yorf
80 = 9712 Gts. pro 9uibel.
Die fommer5iellen &orrGtbe NAB,
men p1bren6 Ger ISOLDE INN 692, 00C
9itibel ab unO umidiien 3llr Belt
29,410.000 9uIbel, geBelilber 21,.
$4,000 8uibel mGbreltb ser Norols
lelipo6e oes G%orjobres.
Die iriidpn 3ufubren BON Mois
iinO nid)t iebr bebeiltelrH utpb Dos
Inerbieten fir basielbe mar rtid)t
auBergeip0bitlid). Ginige before nll.
~erleiene Sorten bradyten mebr etn.
SIN gaip5en ut Der Marft iIau uno
Die bieiigeip gtadjiroge1 iiipo nidts
b%elolbercS elite eetpiiie Nteltge blieb
ullnerfaltft. @rooierte Sorteli foite.
ten 5713 - Ga Gts. pro 8nibeI.
Illgebote fir Safer marelt l1nbe-
oeirtenb uno fonnen Yreisongaben
faltm berebnet peroer, iorttcrte Scr.
ten brodten So - 1872 Gts. pro
9uibel.
Die Ireiie iiir %iciipere Surten
Sartoffeln paren iteti9er unO ole
3uflbren Ser nbontegrppns" reidp
lider; uro foiten Oieie SO 90c
pro 8ribel.
Sebelpbe Sdtpeine iino i'm Breiie
geltiegen; Die beiieren Sorten foIttn
$9.05-9.15 uib iogar 1920. @es
ringere ma9ere Sorteu brn6ten
1915 pro Sunt0ertpfuno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11

gaditeine on oie Onensoiue Gum
Der Co.. uno eirise &ase ipater cine
Garlaoung an ole @eral6 2nmber
Go. 8orff Bros. beabiidtigen Die.
les Sabr nod peitere $40, 900 Bad.
iteine 81 fabriciren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11

oSeit iibcr finfscbn SGsrcu,"
id)reibt Serr &eiltbolb SGipert Bpm
Surber, Solo, 0bobe i'd. merrn es
noti9 mar, Den alpentrilltcr ges
broildt; er lit Ole einBige Miebi3in
aitf Die id mid ~perlniien fam. God
llnt BEN @lpenfrauter iebt 81 erbal-
ten, mitB id) 80 Wieilen bis Golora.
DO GitD fobrelt; aus oieieln @rltnoe
tuiinide i6 lett bic aeentur bier al
iibertebilen. SD babe meine eige-
ne 6arnt, ood fam i6 oieiel6e of.
ne ben alpenfrGiter ubdt beorbei.
teir."
Seine ~obgelagerte apotDefer+Meoi.
ain, ionbern elm irii6eS, mirfiames
Grduter-Seilmittel, neldes nid)ts
erhbGIt, mas Dem Spitem ni1t gut
tbGte. Sails fein 4geiit in Sbrer
gedbe pobnt, 10 ifreiben Sic an:
Or. Geter Sobrneu Ii. Cons. 60, 10
-25 60. Sopne 9lpe.. Chicago, 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11
Nene Nnseigen
Huhiun.

Die llnter5eihuete tuirb in ibrcr gSubn,
nng, on Der Sfiaer StraBe, am
Samita9, ben 10 Suli 1913
fol9enbes beipealide gigentbum Difent.
lib on ben Meiitbietenben berfaufen:
3 Settiteleu, l 0reiier, l Waibtild, |
8leioerifranf, 2 9iihe, ieber 6 SliE lana
2 fleine 9iihe, 2 Nabniaiobinen, mebrere
Stible, ! Spinnrab, l aitbenihrant, |
e%iierner &eiel, ! &ohofen, l Seibpfen,
cine In5ahl Ginmahelaier unb 5bpfe, /
&aibmaidbine, iouie Ghreiners8 erts
Sellg nnb @artenaerdtbe.
8%ebinaunaeu: 8aar.
Infans bes Serfalis nn | ubr Iadj.
mitta9s.
Erau &ate Witthous
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11
2it ~berfaufen

poer an permietbcn: Mein @iaentbum
an Der btl. 5rpntitrobe, nebit Shmiebe.
geidldft 1T Su %uerfaufen ooer All permies
tben. 8aditein @ebdube, 30x56, QDt 60
xl20 nebit alien nGtbigeu Snnouerfseua.
MnteltidJer 8runnen, Gbtbauma auf benz
Blaze.
Spbn 9eibaf,
Al Sermonn, Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11
srcnton 9obIen.

Sest lit Die bette @elegenbeit Gil
rem 8interporratb ON 9obIen elm.
5itlegeiL 6a ole Breiie nod binig
finb. Mdd)t Cure 8eitelfuneen fir
&renton 8obIen iest bel u. 8. II. %.
Rieboff.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11
2n @%erfanfenl

Do mir uns bonn @eifafte suriidsieben
mbtbten, DHeriren mir nnier popnldres
tStprgeih6ft 6um 8erfaufe. 9tur Goih
Snerten per6en beriifiihti9t,
6. d s. Gilber,
i'm Huitgeb6nbe, Serutonn, Wfp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11
gu bermietben

mc1rcre idlbue Sifice , 3inmer i'm Sele.
pbpn : @ebdlbe. Nadl5niro9en in Der
Central Office.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11
Srau &ate @ittbaus,
3a b~erfanfen

elm ifDnes, &onblut Sereforb 8uuentalb
= 0fprate alt. boslelbe tuiest ungefabr
600 Bflno unb lit gut ecbaut.
Y. &. Weper, 9%ptSban, Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11
@erIangt.
Grnfe sbnaps.

6arnier f6nnen fein b~eiieres Getrant
filr bic grnte5ett finben nls scbuet's
tctnen Nipple 3at un6 Beach 8ron6p.
Yer @aHoite poer in grBBeren Giinntitd.
ten 5u baben bel
@DttIpb 9 cbu e o,
S%errlann, Mo., q. 2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11
gu gGfanfen!

Gin BruBes ipIibes SodItein.@ebaube
an Der gde Der &hari II. Shiler StraBe
(tptro 9e9en,uartie alS Snd]ihule be.
nubt) letr 9eei9net fir elm Sutel, poer
audi Ipnftiae 3ruede, lit 5u nerfonfen.
Yreis $500. NdbereS BEL
Sttp GberIin, Sermann, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11
scbieet G,aren
% cit II
na6 Der
~Eggers Milling Co.
s. 6 { nj q II n, M I

p 9 7 NJ a n n, W Q.
ssir besnbfeu ben bbditeu Martt,
preis unb babtn tinreidben6 leere
Sade an Sanb. @ir f6nnef aue
Surten Beisen. snten Dber minber.
guten, eebrauden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11

@enbet eit6 on 8ictou u. Gil
Der tpeselt Sorttn6o @erfideriung.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-18

up entirely of travelling men. Clyde
II. Ratcliffe will be in charge OF the
arrangements
The executive committee in charge
Of tho convention consists of William
Jenkins, Jr. (chairman), C. D. Cole
man. II. l.. Harwood. George W. Rogers.
Frank W. Brown. c. Walter Saunders.
w. T. Dabney and S. j. Allan.
The chairmcn of committees are as
follows: Alvin NJ Smith. entertainment;
George w. Rogers. publicity; j. f.
Grant, hotel; IL T.. Smith. parade: Mr..
and Mrs. +. II. Cloves arc in charge
of the woncn's reception. assisted by
twenty women and members OF Post
The distri,Htion OF the sample cases
filled with samples of Richmond-made
goods is in charge OF c. D. Coleman.
W. W. Workman. r. w. Spilman and
Funds for tho entertainment of the
delegates arc being raised by com
mittec of twenty. of which William
jenkins, Jr.. is chairman.
Convention Program.
The tentative program of the con-
vention is follows:
Sunday Night, June s.
Lay services at Second BAPTIST
Church. conducted by George II. Arm
strong. of Philadelphia Special mu-
sic b. T. p. a. choir
Monday, June q.
$40 A. M.-Parade of various dele
cations. reviewed by the national pres
ident and board of directors OF T p. a.,
Governor William Hodges Mann. Of Vir-
ginia. and Mayor George Ainslie. Of
Richmond
1890 \. M.-opening at Jefferson Ho-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-18
Now Well After Using
Eckman'S Alternative

The makers o. Eckman's Alternative vhich
is doing 20 much good for Lung Trouble, arc
continually In receipt OF wonderful reports
OF rccoveries brought about solely through
the use OF th!s medicine. Investigate the
case OF this writer who used Eckman'. Al
terative and who Is to-day enjoying good
health:
al Second Ave. Aurora. III.
Gentlemen: Pardon me for not writing
sooncr. but wanted 10 see 81 would stay
cured. I can truihtully say 1 am per
fectiy well. have no pain. no cough, no
night sweais. no hay fever. Since child
OF two years have been aiinG with lung
trouble. which grew worse I grew older
~ the nge OF fourteen the doctor said II
of Consumption Every winter l would he
sure TO have either Bronchitis. Pieurisy or
Pneumonia. had Typhoid Pneumonia one
time. ] had catarrh OF the stomach and
bowels and had Hay Fever for the last few
years: but have not anything OF tho kind
me asking history OF my case. from any
ono suffering with lung trouble"
tAridaviD Eta PLATH.
tsix years later reports Sill weiD.
(Above abbreviated; more request.)
Eckman's Alternative han been proven by
many years test TO be most cnicacious IN
cases OF severe Throa: and Lung Affections.
Bronchitis. Bronchial Asthma. Stubborn
Colds and in upbuld!nE the system. Does
not contain narcotics. poisons or habit-form-
ing drugs. For sale by Tragic Drug Co. and
other leading druggists. Write tho Eckman
Laboratory. Philadelphia Pa. for booklet
telling of recoveries and additional EVIL
observation-disclosures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-18
GOOD DIGESTION
MEANS A
JOYOUS LIFE
Mi-o-na for out-of-OrtIer Stomach,

hi-o-na Tor Ouf-of-Oruer Stomachs.
Who ever heard of jolly dyspepttc?
Merriment and indigestion are as far
apart a 8 the North and South Poles.
The dSspeptic should not be blamed if
he Is blue. irritable or grouchy-he
cannot help 1t.
No one who has coated tongue. dir
zlness. nerves on edge. sour and Eassy
stomach. and knows that he cannot
eat hearty meal without stomach
distress. can be sweet tempered or en-
joy life.
Why allow this condition to con-
tinue? Mio-na, n specific for out-of-
order stomachs. can DO had from any
drug store on money back IL not bene-
flied plan.
Mio-na is not only a digestive which
gives prompt relief. whether taken
after meals or at any sign of stomach
distress. but contains ingredients
which strengthen tho walls OF tho
stomach. stimulate the flow of the
gastric juices. and restore the digestive
organs to normal condition.
The stomach must digest your food
readily and supply the body with its
proper nourishment before you can
he well. strong. or have life assume
anything but a gloomy aspect
II you have any symptoms Of a dis
ordered stomach. begin tho use of Mi
o-na at once-to- day. Why wait
serious. Always keep Mi-o-na in tho
house-carry IT when travelling. You
have nothing to lose-for money re-
funded If not satisfied. Tragic Drug
Co. and druggists everywhere. A large
box observation-disclosures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-18
.T|LLER SAVED BY
COURAGE OF WIFE
County Officer Meets Match in
Arresting Negro Suspected
Of Desperate Crime.
MRS. TILLER sUBDUED HIM
Slipped Handouts on Man Who
is Thought to Have Shot
Morecock.
MRS. .TILLER sUBDUED HIM

Seldom does woman figure in MAX
Ing an arrest, but to the GOODNESS and
bravery OF his frail VITO, Officer J.
X. Tiller. Of Iienrico County. probably
owes his life. and certainly the credit
for what his superlors consider an
important capture. With her unarmed
husband practically helpless in the
grasp OF powerful and desperate
negro, suspected of shooting two per-
sons. and lighting for his liberty, Mrs
Tiller couragcously watched her op-
portunity and snapped pair OF nip
pers on the mans wrists. Handi-
capped by having his hands bound to-
gether. tho negro was finally sub
dued.
The affair occurred Yesterday morn
ing at Tiller's homo in tho county. He
had been UP all night on case and
was In bed when tho negro arrived at
tho house and demanded something to
eat Mrs. Tiller arranged some food.
and while the man was engaged, quiet
IL went to her husbands room and
walked him. Hurriedly slipping into
his clothes Tiller approached the negro
and was Immediately struck with his
resemblance with tho description of
the man wanted for the attack on w.
NJ. Morecock. the aged Dumbarton
grocer. and his son, Bennett. last
Tuesday morning.
No Match for Negro.
When the man failed TO give a good
account OF himself. Tiller attempted
to put him under arrest. Crying. II
am the man YOU want, but you Will
never take mo-" the negro grappled
and the pair fell to the ground Fight
Ing desperately, Tillcr was no match
for his burly opponent, and was being
slowly choked to Inconsistencies,
when Mrs. Tiller turned the lido In his
favor
At the Henr!co jail. tho negro gave
y e IL:
home s Hanover County. He answers
in every way tho description OF the
Morecock's assailaut. Bennett Morecock
was brought 10 the JAIL but could not
positively identify him. Two young
negro boys vino saw the burglar run
ming from tho Morecock home will be
asked to look Williams over to-day.
There is a reward OF 500 for the ar
rest OF the right man. Williams de-
MES all knowledge OF tho crime.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-18

tel auditorium Welcome on behalf of
dent William Hodges Mann. Governor
of Virginia; greetings by George Aims
lie, Mayor of Richmond: welcome on
behalf Of Chamber OF Commerce. by
w. 7. Reed, vice-president: response,
by National President D. W. Michaux:
opening of convention. President MI
chaux: prayer. Rev, j. ]. Gravatt, State
chaplain: business session: adjourn
ment and lunch.
3 P. M.-Memorial services Address
by Col. John S. Harwood
Monday night-InformaI reception at
Jefferson Hotel.
Tuesday, June 10.
A. M.-A1eeting of State secretaries
and national secretary and presidents
(State).
10 a. M-Business session. Adjourn
ment for lunch. Official photograph
p. M.-Afternoon session. Adjourn
ment. Sight seeing and visit to man
ufacturing plants and places OF inter-
est.
tainment Cabaret show and roof gar
den party at Richmond Hotel
Wednesday. June IL.
$50 y. M.-Business session. Lunch
p. M.-Afternoon session. Ad-
journment.
Wednesday night-Moving picture
auditorium OF Jefferson Hotel.
Thursday, juno IL.
1880 a. M.-Trp down James River
to Jamestown. returning at P NJ
Evening-Rest
Friday. June 10.
9:3o a. M.-Business session. Lunch
Afternoon session.
+. NL-Ball at Richmond Hotel
Saturday, June ID.
10 4. M-Business session. Adjourn
ment. Trolley trip around the city, ETC.
Entertainment for the Women.
Monday afternoon--Memorial SER
which the visiting and local people are
invited.
Tuesday. p M.-Reception at c. f.
Sauer Co. Meadow and Broad Streets.
Wednesday. IL a. M-Luncheon at
Country Club.
Thursday-Trip down the river.
Friday. $3.50 p. M.-Card party Mt JEFF
ferson Hotel.
National officers.
The national officers OF the associa-
ton are as follows:
President, D. w. Michaux, Houston.
Tex; secretary and treasurer. r. s.
Logan. ST Louis. Mo-; first vice-prest-
dent. c. Walton Saunders. Richmond.
Va: second vice president, William
O'Neil Denver. Col: third vice presi-
dent. y. j. Gray. Buffalo. II. Y: fourth
vice president, j. j. Marx, Jackson
VILE. Fla; fifth vice president, John A.
Guice. Natchcz, Miss.
National board OF MISUNDERSTANDING
Miller. chairman. St. Louis, Mo-: Geo
" Steffens. vice chairman, ST. Louis
Mo-: j. NJ. Bull, st. Louis. Mo-; II. j.
Goessling. ST. Louis. Mo-; ". J. Schoen-
ecker. Jr. Milwaukee. Wis; ]. j. Mo-
riarty. Quincy. Ill: C. r. Tomlinson.
High, Point, n. c.; John w. Lillard, Co
lumbia. S. c.: r. a. Broyles, Atlanta.
Ga: Alex. McQuilkin, Philadelphia, Pa.
Chairmen of national committees
Legislative. j. Y. Williams. Alexandria.
Va; railroad--Central Passenger As
James r. Crawford. New AL
bany, Ind; Western Passenger Asso-
citation. w. r. Knell. Milwaukee. Wis;
Trunk Line Passenger Association, r.
R. Boggs. Philadelphia Pa: Southeast
,rn Passenger Association. M. W. JOY
ner, Suffolk. Va; Southwestern Passen-
ger Association, j. W. Graves, Austin.
Tex. Press. B. II. Marsh. Winston Sa-
en-. NJ c.: hotel. Albert Eseich. Sa-
Ga. employment. II w. H.
Clarke. Chicago. ILL.,; good roads and
public utilities. %. B. Smith. Shreveport,
Ia; national chaplain. Homer T. VIII
ION, San Antonio. Tex; national attor-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-18

S1.75 Bath Rugs, beautiful pat
torns, In blue, pink md olive
Hfeeh -...'..... ....... S1.19
$500 Bath Rugs, I'm beautiful ORR
entail designs md rich In
color .-.......-. ......... S1.20
English style Friction Towels,
for rundown after cold
plunge, in six different skes,
from aoc TO .................. 0Sc
Rubber Sponges. the very best
quality made, In FIVE different
sizes ....... .18c, zoe. SOC 48c, 5sc
Sponge Bags. Scotch plaid, pure
silk, rubber lined. thrco sizcs.
dc, Csc md ..5c
BnthinE Cnps, the Svellest line
I'm the city and tho chenpest
prices-nll Kinds and coIors.
25c ColRate's, all tho csc Soaps,
per cake zoe
25c Cuttcurn Soap, cako. lec
25c Packers Tar Soap, cake. .10c
CSC RcsfnoI, cnIxe Toe
200 stiefcrs. MI kinds, cnke. 100
25c Palmcr'S Skin Success Soap gle
&c Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap LOG
2oc Cont Pure Olive OIL CASTLE
Sonp, per pound ITO
JerEen'n 1Oc Soaps. NIL doors, TcJ
Tor .....-..-........2 0c
DUO MRnOhnn al G
&c EuthymoI Cold Cream .I0c
15c Oriann, nrbutos odor. TaIcum
PowderI coupon with 10
cents gets beautiful Indian
picture framed; coupon with
each can OF Oriann Talcun
ho"ucE lOC
CSC Tragle's Special half-pound
cans French Tnlcum Powder;
trailing arbutus. violet, cnrnn-
ton; excellent quality ..... ITO
Csc Tnlcolette, white md flesh loo
CSC Lelin &c Fink's Riveris. .19c
S1.0O DnEEctt's tS Rnmsdcll's Cold
Cream, DC, Zoe, 3Ic, 43c and rec
SOC Stillmun's Freckle Cream. SEC
SOC Ponds Extract ynnishinE
Cream, Zoe md ,.... soc
Zoe Woodbury's Facial Cream Gle
soc KnOwlton's Massage Cream Ale
25c Arnfca Cream ..........I sc
25c Palmcr'S Rose Cream. lie
S1.OO Pompeinn Massage Cream,
4oc' G0c md roc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-18

Berlin, May 17.-Afarguerite Sylvia,
the American star OF the Paris Opera
Company. is having most brilliant
season. Her latest triumph came in
the shape of the Verdienst Order OF
Meritorious Public Service, tho highest
order attanable by singer
This honor was conferred on the
American prima donna by the Grand
Duke or Coburg on the last night OF
her recent appearance at his opera
house.
Tho grand duke has always been
especially kind to opera singers. On
previous occasions. when Miss sylvia
has sung ut his house, he has sent
flowers and messages Of thanks. On
the night in question the grand duke
sent word to Miss Sylvia to como to his
box. The singer was dressed as Car
men, and so attired she hurried to the
dukes box. He arose on her entrance
and handed her the order with these
words:
Miss Sylvia, am giving you this
order because It is the highest that I
can award you. If there were n higher
order available, you should have IT."
Miss Sylvia was rendered absolutely
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-18

S1.00 Compound Syrup Hypo-
phosphteS ....... ...... zoe
s1.oo Marsh Root Compound .bpc
Zoe Beef, Iron and Wine. 80c
60c Laxative Fig Syrup. zoe
s1.o0 Milan. the great blood
tonic and body builder. 600
sl.5o "s. S. So" tho old reliable
vegetable blood remedy .sI-3S
50c Yngcr's SarsnpariIIn for the
spring fever acc
800 Benefits New Life. zoe
sf.O0 Perutonc, for catarrh, stom-
nch troubles and dyspepsia. sec
S1.OO Waterbury's Cod Liver OIL,
plain or with creosote roc
$1.O0 Wine of Cardui. tho great
woraRns tonic and body build
$500 Eckmans Alternative, me
great remedy for tuberculo-
sb ...-.'..... ............ .s1.50
$500 succus Alterans. for tho
blood ..'..'...... ......... .S1.48
s1.oo HancocE's Liquid Sulphur,
remedy for eczema, skin and
blood diseases roc
s1.O0 ID. ID. d. Remedy for ecxe-
sL0O Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin,
=
Soc Family Physician, lie and 35c
25c Simmons' Regulator .1Dc
S1.O0 Sal Laan .3Sc
roc Wycth's ETervescent So
dunn Phosphate ............S 1c
&c Mulford's Sodium Potash. .ISc
S1.00 SwnnSon's 8 Drops ...71c
zoe Vital Vim 31c
s1.OO Browns Iron Bitters .53c
S1.O0 McGilpr Orange Blossom. $50
25c Tragic Laxative Cold md
Grippe Cure ........s Do
TruBle'a 40 Little Liver Pills. .81sc
csc Sedlitz Powder 90 sets I'm
DoXb III LcC
zoe Lnpnctic Pills 600 in bottie) ale
s1.O0 Gypsy Gift T7c
sI.O0 Wyeth's Beef, Wine md
10c Malenn Salvc .8N
s1.o0 Mrs. Joe Penraon's Blood
Ncfncuy .15c
5oc Warncr>. 5-Ernin Lithin Tub-
iets 2Oc
&c Gunnells Catarrh Cream .17c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-18

&c one pound Moth Balls. $40
'5c one lii. Pure Gum Camphor $50
1Oc one pound Flake Nnpthn-
'hc ................-.. a L:c
1oc one roll Tar Paper. IL sheetn,
sizes 40x4S inches. sc per sheet,
or roll of IL sheets .49c
ioc one pound Pure Persian In
sect Powder, so per cent
strength .......... 29c
&c Siebcrt's Poison Fly Paper,
very effective, per package of
eight sheets 49,. &c
SOC "TnngIc foot" Fly Paper, the
Kind TINT sticks, 2 double
sheets for &c, or, per box of
&c Dead Sure, for bed-bugs and
rcrmin of all descriptions, full
pint bottle .17c
25c Pctcrman's Roach Food,
sure thing for reaches and
antS' two sizes, &c and $500. .19c
Sulphur Candles-15c kind for. Sc
2hc HOoper's I'ntnI Food for the
&c stearn's Electric Rat and
Ronch Paste, once tried always
uscu .-......... .17c
I3c Rough ON Rats. lie
SOC Black Fling Insect Powder,
In scaled bottles, &c, Ice md .39c
Sc Swnt-Stickn Fly swntters &c
I0c King Fly Killer. Sc
&c Inscctine, for NIL kinds of
vermin; two sizcs; Equirfer
top cans, he and. 19c
lac Petermnn's Discovery Liquid
Dug Destroyer lie
&c Squirter Top Cnn Dead Stuck.
for bcdbugs. etc. .17c
Daisy Fly Killers. Glenn, attrac-
tive and effective. 15c, z for. nc
The Somcrs Idcul Fly Killer. u. nc
&c Bcl-Bou. perfect dentifricc lie
cSc Shcmcld's Antiscp Tooth
foWdcr ..-........ .16c
5Oc PhcnoI Mouth Wash, antisep-
tic. nstrinEcnt, disinfcctnnt zoe
"5c TrnEle's Antiseptic Tooth
PoVder ........... 14c
SOC ono pint bottle SaturnI Mouth
Wnsh. from formula DIR. G. II.
Chnpmnni to Introduce, will
sell ut half price 2Sc
soc Meade & bakers Carbolic,
Gle, 45c and Northumberland soc