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a THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1898.
(Warm
m>
y
ANNUAL SALE OF ,
Children's White Dresses
and Muslin Underwear.
Never wns variety so gieal or valu.-s go gnid. Xo skiinpv ft
menta found bei?, bat ?very p well made Mil under yaw
own^iporviH?.n. All tl,' d?inty tri Dietty UVle diwee, in fa<,
?Y-rrthW that a mothers heart could wish foi is here at the lowest
Dr. re.
* r t. h fr >n 1
" ? Chlldren'a W li i t
A?^Jfjt ' B,
eTvM?t quality
^I<-lSwStV : '"' - H''*''?ar?l atyl?1
t?tTrvJvi ; k
rfwwyftK?/ i?*?vv?m edufil with ^m
^HiT?m* broidery, for
5n ? T??\ " !IBNT*
i?vf I 1 \ Cambric Pr? ?se?. Mo
JHai lai th?r iiiiiii.ii i. witi
M/jKLLJ^ i i pointoi yoke, witr
^"* j i innertion and tOCtU
1 fi | neck and Pleeves
^ f i LLy with embroidery, for
^? ^ no CENTS
Drcsnos of Fins Nainsook, made wttr
r ke, finished oft with ?i'?r
ruftle of Bwlss and ; lace,
neck and ?loeve? ??dged with lace, for ?3
CENTS.
\\: t ?ok Presses, rn:ide with
point??! vok?^ i.f Insertion, ;
?jmi)rDii!?rv over ahoulder, n? k. and
i- edged with embroidery, for t?H
? ST?.
r?k Dresses, beautifully
mnde, square yoke of tuck?, finished with
deep nil." <ed With
cler . !i 12.
Pine Whit
With \ <>ke of * Mid in?
fer? on, bretelle? <>f nil r?
Shoulder, neck and i
aitii embi ddery ?nd Ins.;: un, fur i 89
Hundreds of other ?tyles, made of
-, and Nainsook, trim?
med wiih the very fin? ?t of la
18, $1.50, $1.63, 11.70,
SJi?l ?I? to } ? <?
Infants1 Slips for 25c,
Of C;tmr.rlc. mads Mothor-Uutibnrd style,
i .?s finished off with ?m
l i cry.
Prettily-Made Cambric Blips, with yok?
of i n?{ plaiting and Insertion, :
? VTS.
Sliji.s made of Fine Nainsook, with
daintv round French yoke ol Swiss and
Insertion * ? "NTS.
1 i finished with 1
an?* *. Naln?
Bcik ' "ii olnted yoke of hem
?tit *tiinjr and h t I im-back cuffs of |
emoro skirt, lor .
?S CENTS.
Infants' Lon?; Pre I of finest
1
of em 1 i>rr with
i go
ill or grades Linen
Lawna, ranging in price from Slur? to
|6 ?s.
Al?o, Valenciennes i ice Christening
Robes, from $,v;>S to 1?.
?Muslin Underwear.
Values Never So Grand.
children's Muslin Drawers, to tit ehll- ]
dr.-n l and ". > ira ?ild. mad? of ext
heavy Mualln ?md finished with hem and .
cluster of three tin h -
buttonholes In ? ??>
IS 1-2 < 'l..\ ! S. Il
Muslin, flnli
With rurll?. of H ma
eiiii-'ur of tucks, up from 18 CEN
' :her
Hubbiird style, yoke made of tu
hrol.lcrv, fill ??zp? to h' ? ni.uii-u, m -im .
to U real I M CEN
f fini " g'- ads Muslin.
: of tucka and Hamburg
ill v. i sdged with
1er*,*, from so CENTS up
Chll ibtlc Skirts, to tit cbtldran
from i to I yeara. ftni?rnMi with hem and
r of five tucks above, worked but
.(I pearl buttons on waist, foi
NTS.
Skirts made, of Extra Fine Cambria.
sita rutila of Nainsook embroidery an!
Ihr.? cluster of tucks ni.ove. extra well
.ml all ?izr?. for ?tit CENTS.
Also, s complete line t?f Ladles' Under
srear at ail ortosa frota it? cents up.
Cloaks, Capes, and Wraps.
Reductions Upon Reductions.
WHERE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S
vi.ways a way. and our way I? to
ut the j.rii-f deeper end deeper, a* wa era
letermlned not to carry a elngia Wrap
ivor for next ssaaoa.
ALT. LADIES' VI R *P8, CLOAKS, AND
APES AT "?<? CENTS ON THE DOL?
LAR, OR ONE-HALF BRICK.
&I2 and $10 Jackets Now $5.
All - Wool I.adlas'
Fine Kersey Jacket?,
In Black, Navy, and
Green, strictly tailor
male, full satin lined,
for fg.
All Hough and Tine
All-Woo] Boucle Jack?
et?, that pohi up to
j: ; ?. bow 8bX?M.
All Tailor - Made
-, that Fold up
to M, bow U.M.
Children's Reefer Jackets.
FOTE THE TREMENDOUS RED?C*
TION.
$3 rloth Reefers, in Navy. Tun, and
ide with 1 irre sailor collar, trim
ii l with Hercules braid, now 81.W.
$". Mixed ?Moth Reefers, with triple
>llar?, stylishly trimmed, with braid,
DW 88,
made of heavy f!r?-en
loth, with full double cap?, trimmed
Black braid, Empire back and
<:: BO
All the r.iiv.iin.1er of our Fin?
i down to ONE-HALF ai
ew Veils and Veilings.
: v. Us. with Cha?
lle !' Is, i B low 81 l ?TS
- Veils, in ail thi new and fancy
i. at Si.*?, 29, 83, 48, TO CENTS
KAUFHANN <& CO., Fourth and Broad.
Everybody Wears
Patent Leathers.
C. F. CROSS SHOE COMPANY'S
CLEARANCE SALE
or
Ladies' Dress Shoes.
Lot 1. Patent Leather Shoes, were $6. cut 4T* g " " Te.
to. ^Ia5?
Lot 1 ('loth-Top Patent Leather Shoes, <?h> f\(\
were $5 and $6, cut to. %P3a\/\/
Lot 8. Frenoh Enamel Shoes, were $6.60, %?'"} rZ.i\
cut to. m)-*V e v3U
Lot 1. Kid end Cloth-Top Laos Shoes, <?'") AA
wtn $5 and $6, cot to. . $?9\j\j
POSITIVELY NO EXCHANGE.
C. F. Cross Shoe Company,
313 EAST BROAD STREET.
(. 0 so, wan
THE E. B. TAYLOR COMPANY,
No. 1011 E. Main Street and No. 9 E. Broad St.
For This Week
We Offer a Liberal Reduction
on all cold weather goods, such as Coal.Vases, Coal Hods, Gas
Stoves, das Radiators, Oil-Heaters, Chafing Dishes, etc
A new arrival of Umbrella Stands, in metal, Flemish stone,
and decorated china, at low pri
Complete Line of Housefurnishmg Goods.
We ghre Trading Stamps. ja 2:i-Su.TiuVrh
CONOVER,
SCHUBERT.
warn Anu dkcki-tiyb
sometimes, and so are pianos. A
handsome outside is no promise
of the merit within. So in choos?
ing a Piano exercise the game
ease as you would ii? choosing a
husliaml. (?itaConoYerf8ehiibert
or New Hcale Kingsbary Piano
and you will get one with more
real music to the square inch than
in any Piano made. We wjh He\\
you one on terms that will please
you.
NEW SCALE KINGSBIRY RICHMOND MUSIC CO.
!J? .T)?8i*AT<?|
??-- ?? "?? ?^ ----?-i?-*?--?--j--------j*---?--i-----^^
BOOK AND JOB WORK
M?ATLY JSXKCUT?U) AT THE DiSrATQU JOB Ol'WOA
THE FOURTH ESTATE.
GROrP OF KKW??PAPKII-B1K?
SERV?!*.?-; |\ TI1K IHM "E.
SOMETHING ABOUT THEIR LIYES.
Sketch?*? of M?*?ar?. ninnd of Porta
moinli. KUit of Norfolk, Campbell
of AmlifTBt, Etnbrej of Frrrierlcka
linra. ntul Hook?*? of -.iifT.'lU.
While th? membership of the Hou?e
1? compris? ?1, for the most part, of tho*e
?ed In ?Krlcultural pursuits, yet
there are many profusions represented
on the floor of that body. The lawyers,
of course, In point of numbers, are
next to the "formers," while the physi?
cians follow close behind th-Mr
friends. The mimes of five "newspnr r
m<n" are also upon the roll of the BOSJSB,
and while they muy not all of them have
MR. CHARLES T. ET.AND.
Um "?lft of gab." ?o essential to Rome
<"if the other professions, yet they ari
Been of industry and push.
Tho "gentlemen of the press" nre Mr.
Charles T. Bland, of Portsmouth; Mr.
Charles O. Klz?r, of Norfolk; Mr. C. ,T.
Campbell, of Amtierst; Mr. A. T. Em
brey, of Piedertesurtmrs?, and Mr. j. E.
Booker, of Suffolk.
BERVUfO HIS SECOND TERM,
Mr. Bland 1? now serving bis second
term in th? House with satisfaction 10
his constituency. HI? experience n? a
newspaper-man ha? been quite v.arled.
He began the life of a nCWSgatherer
several years apo. holding his first peal*
tlon ns member of the fourth estate
on the Portsmouth Enterprise, a daily
of bis city. Hs serrad the publication
faithfully nnttl it vas eOBSOlldated with
another daily which began life after the
Enterprise had grown old in the cause
of the peopla and the D?mocratie part**.
Mr. Bland then Joined the reportoiial
staff of the Portsmouth Progreas, and
remained witjh Ml he ac
I . position on the rond n? a com?
mercial trareller. Retiring from thevroad
after
re-entered the field of journalism ns
memb*r of th" BtaC of th? Portamonth
star, an afternoon paper of his city, He
luM that position ll months.
and next becam Itor of the Nor?
folk Virginian. Wishing to broaden out
in the field of Journalism, Mr. Bland took
of the Virginian and w.nt on the
Evening Times, of Portsmouth, as its adi?
ad half owner.
The Evening Times n calved the undi
vi.b d attention of Mr. Bland until It be
s*5par? ni thai I
room In that section I daily
i to tin' pportunity i r?
I Its? If to him to I? come an
of the. staff of tho Norfolk Pilot, he ae
- in, and i tted In
mouth, h in iglng *! of the
Pilot there. Mr, Bland Is an active, -/
member of tho House, and is often
K2ZER A PRACTICAL PRINTER
Hon. Charles c Kizr-r. the fanlor nom*
bar from Norfolk, I- ted with ths
raent of the Virginian.
Mr. Klaer Ik a ; 'inter, and
Of i' ' BBS his ufl
:. H.- was for many
connected with the Ljrnchburg Virginian:
for awiiii'- located in Richmond, and
Obs of th- t the ?first
-
lated hiins.-if with the Norfolk1
glnlan, and has Binoa b<an continu
frith that Journal.
Mr. Kiz- i as one of the
most hers of ti B
ll.- closely scans all billa, and I
tnce to his oom
in .my Of v b mi v I I
daily. While this la Mr. Riser's hr.-t |
be is not without experlanes in legisla*
tlon. havii : ni.uiber of the
City Council of his city. The laboring
nt has no warmer fr?en i in i
h of the Qeneral k H
has introduced many hills .!
m, and he h is had the
; seeing many "I them enacted
Into law.
Mr. Klaer is a firm belli rer in doin?
the gn
and la a man of strong convictions, but
!! is a memt
Navigation, claims, Manufactures and
T / w
Mit. CHARLES (i. KI/ER.
Mechanic Arts, and Printing, and be?
sides promptly BttandtssJ his own cont
niitte.is, in? can L>- seen in BttSfl '.
Upon th? meetings of OthSTS whSfl consid?
ering matters dsSBSSd of Interest to his
large constituency.
HE RUN! TWO PAPERS.
Mr. C. J. Campbell is also a newspaper?
ni.ui, and conducts two Journals?the Am
isrsi Nsw Bra Bad tba Nslsou Times?
of both of which lie '. '
owni-r of tin' luriri. r and partly inter
lBJ tiie ownership of the lutter. Ile is a
member ?if tba Howsa from AmherVl, an?l
Is an able representative of that county,
from which he has been sent to the legis?
lative hall? for several sessions.
Mr. Caaapball Is 3:1 years of ?ge, and
la the only son of the late Captain Josi
11. CBBBPbSlL He Is a graduute of thi
Virginia Military Instil nil
During the session? of U81-'f2 and KTO-'sl
Mr. ?*.impii<ll was chairman of the Com?
aatttas on fcbOOla and College?, and took
tlTB latsrest In all matters rotating
icatlonal question?. At the present
session he is a in.-ml r uf two of th?* must
Important committee? of the House?
Courts of Justice and Schools and Col?
leges.
ale Campbell is a rising young lawyer i
of hi? section, and enjoyn a large pri?
ll?, was not a candidate for the House two
y?tari ago, but at the last election his Bon?
stituents. rsOOgnlslBg hi? fitness to repre
Ssnt their interest?, returned him to the
Legislature.
The dtlegata from Amherst rarely
MR. C. J. CAMTB I'LL.
spenks, but when ho BddrSBBSB blBBSSlf t'1
a BObjeot he immediately commands the.
attention of his feMow-enembers.
Mr. Bmbra* IS another of the legislators
who sometimes "shoves the quill." or
Il h profesi?n Is the
I raw tli ( ?if th" law, but In June. UBB, bs,
with Major White, then tin? Mav.r ?if
Ptsdericksbura*, purchased tba Dally Btar
an?] Bsml-Wcabry Star, of Kreilerlcksburg.
When the purchase was made M
Whit?- BBBUmed editorial control of the
papara, with tba cBSual assistances of
Mr. Bmbray; bul In September of IM Mr.
White, was taken pick, dying In November.
Daring Mr. White's illness, and up I
time of his death, Mr. Embrey ?ll?l the
editorial work ?m the papers. At Mr.
Willie's death Mr. Embivy BCQUlred Bole
control of tho papers, ami has conduct?-?!
them flnce. H<- ilo. * not Intend, bOWSTW,
to make journalism his future occupation,
ami is now making arrangcnn-nt - to
have some ono else take charge of the
papers for him.
Mr. Embrey, while the youngest member
of the House, Is recognized as an able
debatsr, and his views, whether expt
in tho committee-r?A*m or on the floor,
are always treute?! with consideration.
Eta La generally very convincing In his
argnaaents, and is caiefui that they may
be sound enough not to tie "knocked out"
by any and every one who may not ex?
actly agres with him.
TUB GENTLEMAN FROM NAXSE
afOND.
Mr. J. E. Booker, Of Ninsemond. editor
and publisher of the Suffolk Herald, who
I in th it work atncs Ifflt,
was horn In Prince Edward county, nSBf
tlampdaa-Sldne1/ Colle**?, When vary
young his parents BBOTSd to Cliarlotte
v, where he resided until his re
moval to Suffolk in 1877.
Mr. Booker Luu bssa an active par?
ttdpsnl in local politics, bb b member <t
the County Committee of the Deinocratt?
party, and as cbalrmaa and see rats ry <>f
that body, ami is now the secretary uf tin>
committee of Nansemond county. In
every campaign, from the tlm? Of blS
majority he has given the best of his time
and means to Democracy. Ha is now
aeiTlng his third term in the House of
D?lav?tes, having bi an elected the first
MB. J. E. BOOKER
time la November, has alar ij -
taa.liillty. ?u tWO
over \- ry i
In all li. ' work he BBS
a BUN Ort? I : B BlCB S
the Interest of the peopls and ...
d for this
d in him by sending him
to t?. i? terms.
As a supporter of the act to call a con
II I
by and through his p?fteT Che
.h bis county voted for this in.
..- a majority of over HA He :
y enthusiastic advocate for a new
! itutlon.
Mr. Booker is chairman of the r
l'on'.- ' ?, ano
is als Finance and Manufacturas
and M< .'?its commit'
aVBtJgggSBatjBtJBBJBBJj
FREE TO MILLIONS.
A Vuliialilf LfttBa II?i?iU >?>i?t B*see for
the Vil.iim.
are not always later?
illy to peo]
health; bu
I on In ten is perfectly healthy,
ajid even with such, sooner or lata
' -une.
it li .... o s well-established truth that
Igtpate with
iking down of I
. h weakens and In
-m, making it easy for disease to
K.-iin a foothold.
Nobody son omptlon, h
isa, liver trouble, or a weak heart and
- atar? ai long as t??.
d and the Stomach able to BBSlBal*
late plenty of Wboll ?ou?e food.
Btai ikness shows it.-, if in a
score of wi).-, and this little book de?
scribes the symptoms and aaus? s and
point! th.- way to a CUTS BO limpie that
any one can on
Th? i ; stomach
le and do not know it. They a
the 1 the languor, BCrvOOJ
nnia, palpitation, oonstipatlon, and
De oth?r .
than th* true one. c,, t y ur dig
OB the right track, and the heart trcmbl-'.
?un"; trouble, liver disease, or nervous de?
bility will rapidly disappear
This little book treats entirely OB
caus:- and removal of IndigjBStiOB and it i
- | ai no] m
It describes the symptoms of A-id Dys
, Nei vnii' , , Slow I):
ala, Amyla ma Dyspepsia, Catarrh of
Stomach, aad nil au cti ma of the di
gestl* In pi dn languaga easily
understood, and the i red.
it gives valuable suggestions as to diet,
and contains a table Riving length of time
renull SSt various articles of food,
nag every person with weak diges?
tion should know.
No price is ask. .1, but simply send your
name and address plainly written ou
postal-card to the P. k, Braart Coaspany,
Marshall, Mich., requesting a little book
on Stomach disease?, and it will be aent
promptly by return mail.
" i
TO <, 4IN NTKKNGTH
aft -r typhoid f???r or other waiting ditcaaa
|ii:o, lucid* ooiiidutrattil, pra
1 I e?f preparation
LIQUID PEPTONE
Kriuirfi no further d*.(e>tlon. ?>!??
in- u*J vigor tnim*dial?ljr. (.'.nitaiiieoourufa
tin. rliij'it fr.an fuor Jru((i?t.
s.l ?. IMI a JKiTlK ?II., Ctmim$, VV.htt*., rv
'lc 0 t ..-.IIV4
SH0E5
HALF
PRICE.
50c.
Fop Dollar
s
H
O
S
A Trustee Stock !
A Low Cash Buy?
A Great Shoe Sale!
3 REASONS why. Every reason a word of truth, TV*6
bought the GEORGE R. WHHEHUB8T 8TOCK
under Academy of Music, Norfolk, Va., at 50
on the dollar, which means SHOKS AT HALF ?'?
The stock consists of the finest makes of
Shoes for Men, Women, and Children,
Also, a handsome line of TRUNKS; and now wo are pre?
pared for the
Greatest of All Shoe Sales!
COMMENCING*
MONDAY, I ?
FBB. 7tl>, 1> A. M., V-s?
/- OlVIlVIEIMCIN/^ the sale ho^ins, and we pro
each and every pair a marvel at
phe price, and guaran, o<
money-saver. Cash shall be the order of tli?' day, and no
:ial-sale ^muls Rent on approval. We will gladly exel
my a1?/ all times.
HERE'S A HINT AT WHAT YOU MIGHT EXPECT:
La.!.- s* ?-i and j-, Hand-Made
i Ki 1 Button and La? r-, ail ?-, -, A
?izes mu? width-, now . ?PX.Z4
Ladlas* 0 whit.hurst ?Shoes, ?t. ,
our price . -P*"??/
In Kid and Patent Tip,
Lace and Mutton, extension
?I '.v. d.
Ladl? ?f I'ine Queen Cloth-Top, <*. A~
). 1 Pat? at Tip, from $ '. tu.... ?pi.?Jy
C\ D, and E wide - all sises.
?Ladles' ail solid Genuine i?"n
gOlBi Mutton and Lace, Patent fifi/?
Tip, also Plain Common-Sense. 00c.
Whltehurst UM Ladles' Bhoas, a?. 1C%
sale price . .pl.il/
And many moro. Now that
house of regalar stock. Head on:
Ladies' $3.50 CsJf-IinSd BhOSS.... J-? ?T
Grovr's (Old Ladlea*) Comfort,
Congress sad Lace, 12 and ?.
now . 175
Ladies' Button and Lace S?.50 Kid
and Calf abosa, now . l **
I... li.-s- U and WJM Slim s. V. Ik
Ladles? Bpring-Heel, ? grade. 1 4?
Ladles' Mox Calf. $.! Shoo . -? Oil
RUBBERS.
r BoOtg, UM, now.. Jl OO
Ladies' Rubber Boots, 52, now. 1 lit*?
s Rubber siioes. ".v., now.... a*.
I Storni, Jl, now . - '
ffdlaf Storm, 4''c., now . -?'-?
La.lies' Storm, ?Sec, now . 44
Men's and ChUdren'B, :::. ., now... 11?
Misses' Storm, .' ., bow . 10
Men's $4 nn.l ST, Willow Cnlf Tan
r.-1 Enamel-Leather, all slsss, ?ale
lllOS. %'Jt 4M
Box Calf anil Tan Calf Viel, $4
. 1?7H,
Men's <2 '?**?>Ogres? . 1 l"?
IngiHcel, $1 grade. '??
iiuys' iiirei, nil grans . u*
TRUNKS.
P.uy your funun? r Travelling Trunk
iow; 25 ikt cent. saved.
Skirt Trunk, ?. trays, all Irish
ln?n Ilne.l, solid nia.le. Whlte
lUiHt, pries US; FMle prie??. ]?5(l
Whltehurst Bteamer Trunk, ona
ray, Iron bottom, from *?i.5t> to. 3 7S,
we wish to suit every one, we
M.n's Plain To?, Congres?, H.50 i
Tad? . I ?*,
Ml n's Viel Kid. hand w-lt, $4 and
j, now . -i 4.V
Men's $2 and *S, now. l TB
Hoys' t? Bhoes . i 4i?
Boys' $l.2? Bho?s .
Hoys' $1 Shoes . ??
HOSIERY.
Our entire Hosiery Stock presenta an
lr of special Bale:
720 paira men's Fine Cray Socks,
orth Hie., ?ale pn.:e . I a
36c. Sock? . M
60 Bocks . ??
pairs Ladles' Una Binck
. unless H guiar dry-gooda
toro price 12 1-2 to 16c., sal?* oil V
(Not over ?j pairs to any one cus
HIllT.)
Ladles. #9c. Hose . iff?
Ladlsa' 28c. He?? . la
j Children'? Dongmla and Boa Calf.
! sewed, button and ssOS, BBsSl ? to I
?and 81-2 to 11, IggBJlga 11 S\
' hurat Shoe, ?ala prlea . as
j Infants' and Chlld^n'? ;5<j. Whtte
hurst Shoes, ?als prie? . ?7
Misse?' Hand-Welt Button. Pa?
tent Tip, Whitehurst, S2.60 gTad?i,
all eist*?, ?ale prie* . 1 J?
Misse?' i,ao? and Mutton Patent
Tip, all aolid 11.23, ?alo prie-. h*
have reduced every article in the
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
j Williams & Hoyt '
] and UM arad ..... I SB
Infanta* 50c Mutton Shoe?.
?r-td.? .. ?..",
I All from our 1
Shoes pries waa low before th?
sale.
Misses' t1.?/> Shoe? . 1 ft*
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Miss? . 1 i".
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Prti . s WiTO tOW 1" tors M ' I
thins red-.
POLISHES.
We skins your shoes PRBB, r
to buy ths Polish we ami - :
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Fr?mch, Be. sizo . .
I Tan Polish, 16c. size. a
SHOES.
TRUNKS,
HOSIERY,
311 East Broad St.
? "
Announcement.
Have bought the stock of the
Virginia SampleShoeCo
AT A
GREAT SACRIFICE,
which will 1)" Bold
REGARDLESS OF COST I
fly own stock of
FINE CUSTOM-MADE SHOES
will be sold with llif Virginia
Sample Shoe Companj - at great
reduction. Now'i your chance!
FINEST HAND?
MADE SHOES
SOLD REGARDLESS.
My business on west Main
Bireet Will be discontinued Will
lie pleased to see my former pa?
trons at my new stand,
CORNER SEVENTH AND BROAD SIS,
SEYMOUR SYCLE.
Sale8Men?*-W. Logan Porter,
Jr., Philip Oarlton, Eddie Bra
mayer. f? u
.' ADIF^ French'Female pills
hulrii? IfclW ark THE BEST.
OrlelualntidOnlr ( enulnp. PAFK.
.Milu i n liai . -. 1 lion ?in Is i
A*k roux drnt?gto tot l>r Warttl't
r,lU. in.mt en Aa.u I th.: I
TAKE NO OTHFR. 1'ut ?pon?-Im im Ll
I...!.-?. ?i(\th. FRENCH FLA? ontopof
U..xin Hitf, Wliit'itii'l ' fe-iich
. JHOUK, OR. MAWTEU'S M KELIKlT
KliUUHMI S ' in iiiiiiu-ful'. ).iili.-iilar? ami l.?tl.
monl&lsluiih.AM.l* II IHK I? Iteturu Mall I re?.
ife Mttlt)
UK \< LB POR BA?L
- BICTCUfl.
Never l"
"PNEUMATIC." cars ol Dispatch i
f?j Ht
HKAI/TH RESORTS.
TU 15 VIUG1.MA WOW aVatnrae COM?
PANY.
BATH COUNTY. VA..
UN
CHESAI'CAKE AND OHIO U.VILWAT,
?.jw FEET BLaTVATIOH.
"T.ie New Homestead." with all modern
conveniences, including private Liana, to?
gether with th? baih-liuutie. Opeo tha
yaa.r round.
Invalids made perfectly comfortable.
Wonderful resulta to aulTereris from
gout, rheumatism, and nervous troubles,
AMUSEMENT8 AM? Sl'OItTS:
Riding ami d r I v 1111* tattles dally; new
bicycle track, Kolf-grounda. lawn tennis,
pool, and billiards; finning, and hunting.
For winter ratea und accommodation!
apply to
FRED. STKRRT,
Manager,
anh 21-Su t Hot Springs. Va,
Headquarters
FOR LOW PRICES AND BEST QUALITY GOODS.
We bought from the Trustee of George K. Anderson.
Sr., some of the greatest bargains ever offered m Oro
We propose to give our customers th?* benefit of game, A'<>\
in order to reduce our immense stock at both gtor >*,
have inaugurated a cut sale on everything in our stock. V i
never bought goods at as low prices as in this li-t.
S. ULLM?IYS SON'S
THIS WEEK.
Best Tomato-s, o'c. can: Best Corn, 6c. can : Early .lune
Peas, Sc. can ; .') large cans Table Peaches for 25c. ; California
Prunes, 5c, lb; Orange county Creamery Butter, l.'ic. lb;
Mountain Roll Butter, 15c. lb.
all UOODM (?iAK\Mi:i:n as ADYBftTISBD.
Down-Town Stores, 1820-1822 East Main Street.
Old 'Phone 316. New Pssom no?.
l)p=Town Store, 506 East Marshall.
Old :tri?l N?*w 'l'hotnvs :{4.
OUICK SERVICE. WE RUN EIQHT FAST DELIVERY WAQ0N5.
3-pound can Jelly, 10c.
10-pound CAM Pure Leaf
Lard. 50c.
Zander'-? Gelatine, oc.
Old Bmithfidld Hams
small ones, l(Jc.
California Nectarines, 3
pounds for 25c.
Hhipstuff and Brownstuff,
75c hundred,
2 bag! Bird Smoking To
bacco, in clotb, for 5c.
Hominy Flakes, "?<*. pound,
3 lb. can Apple Butter for 9a
Arbuckle's Ariosa Coffee,
lie. lb.
Quart Preserving Jars filled
with Mustard, on*v 10c.
2 Octagon Sbapfl Soap for 5c.
Home Made Blackberry
Wine, 15c. quart or rJOc. gal.
Boston Baked Beans, ;'*e.
and 5c. can.
Silver King Best Patent
Family Flour, ?5.10 bbl,, or
3 tc. sack.
Large 4-string Broom, 15c.
IIome-Made ['reserves, all
kinds, 6c. pound.
Home-Made Jeliv, .'.c. lb.
Sweet Chocolate, 5c. cake.
2 CfiaJmer'g Gelatine for 15c
Baking Chocolate, ?-pound
cakes, 9c.
Quart Cans Maple Syrup,
25c_
Gt-ed Rye Whiskey, f!
Our $2 Kye Whisk.
the world; same as \o:i
$3 for elsewhere.
Wine for Jelly l?v. quart?
er lUc. gallon.
Snow Flake Patent Family
Flour, made of * st \'ir _:iuia
wheat, $5.25, or .>.")? -
Cottajv BoneJfss Bai I, all
Lean, only Be. lb,
Wsod'a North Carolina
Clipped Herrii .- do? n.
2 bound package pr
Buckwheat, 10c
Best New crop New Or
leam HoTjasses, : Ion.
Fresh Lemon Ora
Ni<? Naos, only 5c, lb,
Cedar Tul
Large Cans Cali!'
F< aches, 12|c can.
Imported Claret W n
quart bottles, 25c: regular
pries 50c
10-pound Pail ?AsSOll 1
Preserves, 50c.
Finest Orange C
Creamery Butter, 15c pound.
Carolina Rice, I . ;
< California Lima Beans,
quart
Knall" s Malt G ft
Lnowledged by all leading
phyaiciatti to be a sure curt
for dyapepaia, only 10c Hx
?il.1.1) CLOTIIIV?, ge.
MOTOUMA.VS S>'i:? -lADOlEEDCOAT.
guaranteed waterproof. Call and examine
It. All ether kinds of OILED CLOTHIN?}
and 111'HHER HOOTS, wholesale and ra
tall. L. L1CHTENSTEI.VS SONS.
Cor. Seventeenth and Franklin atreeta,
de 21-Tu.Th*Su3m Richmond. Va.
Old payer* for ?ai? at, this o?ea,
PCMoA.oUr'? raclitk Vitmm? Bi-mA
ENHYRO Y.AL. PILLS
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