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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-17
wa.houts In san Dieso County.

BAN DIEGO, December 16.-The heavy
shower of Saturday night and Sunday
did considerable damage through this
section, not only stopping all trains, but
entirely shutting off all communication
with the outside world. Washouts are
reported on the Cuyamaca, National
City and Oay Bait Line roads, suspend
ing travel. The Santa Fe suffers consid-
erably by wsshouts occurring at several
places between here and Del Mar.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-17
1nstant.y Killed.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 16 Mrs.
Lynn, wife of Michael Lyon, laborer,
was instantly killed this fternoon by
falling from balcony into the street in
front of her home on Fol- avenue.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, CAL, December 16 -
David Finn was Insanity killed here
this afternoon by being crushed under
the wall of an adobe house which be was
undermining,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-17
Prominen1 manpn..uc,

PHILADELPHIA, December 16.---James
Buchanan Weaver, a nephew Of
the late ex-President Buchanan, and
prominent business man of this city,
was taken to Kirkbridge Ineane Hospital
yesterday. He had been acting strangely
for some time, and last Friday he tried
to commit suicide.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-17
Poiandcrs Killed.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, December 18.--A
party Of Poles were walking home from
evening, whom passenger train ran into
them around q curve. Three were
killed outright and another fatally in.
jured.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-17
Elegant Slippers.

Our stock of mems embroidered slippers is
larger than all the stock in Los Angeles COM
bined We are determined to place before you
the finest line of gents slipners ever shown.
Prices to suit the times. We guarantee our
prices 25 per cent. less than any other house.
Come and see them.
MEYER, LEWIS 4 Co.,
101 and 1O3, North Spring Street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-17
Refeased ON BAIL,

De SoTo, Mo-, December 16 B. M.
Chambers, who shot and killed Lawyer
Bowman, was today released on bail in
the sum of $4,000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-17
Piles! plies! piles!

DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure
Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles when oil
other Ointments have failed. IL ebsorbs the
tumors allays the itching at once, acts as
dian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles
and Itching of the private parts, and nothing
else Every box is warranted. Sold by drug
gtsts: or sent by mail on receipt of price, SOC,
and 81 90 per box.
WILLIAMS MFG CO., Props,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-17

To stimulate the appetite and secure good
digestion, use Angostura Bitters. Sole Manu-
facturers, DR.. J. G.. B. siegert & Sons Ask your
druggists.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-17
The Good .Work Goes On.

NEW YORK, December 16.-The work
OF cutting down the electric light wires
hegun by the Commissioners Of Public
Works on Saturday, and continued all
day yesterday. was resumed this morn.
ing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-17
Palnitntion nf fhe Heart.

Persons who suffer from occasional palpita-
tion of the heart are often unaware that they
are the victims of heart disease, and are liable
to die without warming. They should Danish
this alarming symptom, and cure The disease
by using DR.. FLrNr's REMEDY. Mack Drug
Co., m Y,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-17
Death of n ahertfl

Sonora, CAL. December 16.--George
McQuade. Sheriff of Tuolumne county,
died today.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-17
Free.

Toys OF all kinds: See our beautiful array OF
elegant toys. We give them away.
MEYER, LEWIS Il Co,
101 and lob, North Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-17
Chrtatmpns Gifts Z

Christmas e3ffts.s
A choice selection of striking novelties, and
you can fnd Just what you want by calling at
Spring and First. Mullen, Bluett & Co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-17

Reechsm,s Pills cnre billiors and ne-yors Ills
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20


The regrOplilists Of the North seem 10
+abeif for granted that the negro's proper
,.lo,.. il. ,,.l,,r. H.. oeu find a master. Wash
,I--.lc IN ..,;o. rts
u st'h 'liF - ''i' ~. "'' va "'-
people are patriots tOr cause. Ihe poPui"-
ton consists of Thousands upon thousands
IS lei.o ,l,lareord tbe;r friendsand fani-
,rt 4.. ...., s.
he, ana cohhecu'HS' me pau '''''"I W
ouch persons is ALWAYS at white heat The
,,.o,,le my, i'm otfic. i'm Washington would
IL. ,.,,,,.i, ,-.ro g., on
M'oP 3, ''' -.
slave the negro ag'iA-"e Iie"h' oi o'u'
crocodile tears. Yet the Government OH
oval. there have a system Of slavery Of
,l,.;~ assn, Tine poooits td,.cq.o. pnblished
u, that CITY. and edited. we suppose. by
pegro. let's the Get ont of the bag. It,ays:
I'm. E, tLc. ,,,,-eruu,rf denart-
...t"-, l.,.,;,,, .,.-t,r, ~ -loyer, OK
,t..'..t .,,lb ...'out,, .rr.nortinns and of
I ,.,.l, -,.., ','.,+,,,, .i't invites far i,s
9.'' =. " 'i''''- ".'".' ..,.,. ,..,.l1,,.,,
uu"llrlllut ht AZ 'Ilt"'4l "''"" .''.''',
non Iiv4 me SUOMI %. lii'.i
Sta'r-' 20, "i .'l'l ~ 9''''l w.. ,i.' IA
"nq huiilHa'-"ii .o NAlcn CIV i. NJ
NiaiS su"i'lt .i'l' u pay 60 H.
cts 10y c"Hip'lliH- 49, 't.-f'II'
%'N''"" "' I'D 90 " vi - az ''iO ~ .ii' ''''
houses ''i'i g. anu @4'I 80 -'
at ihe department ne Is c"iicu ui!ou 10
go TO the house 81 the chltl OF diVisloh ID
make fires IN the ,.hoInih'' cut Eiass'
sprinkle the Sidewalk puS uoNH c4iltt.s,
wait on .dnner-p"rtles' uriNe lhe laluiII
carriage M the eN rniEg' ana 90 score OF
other Things around TINS iotu + Louir WIZ. IN
ont a penny compensation qln'I man we
hrllri tlat ne VII -e "iD"'U 10 continue
in h,3 place 10y uo'i I So .,o. ;f +1,,,.do
4ese men Wen know INV n. IL ~ ~
not 90 ms WORK l9I 'nc1e TluV!aII my
would be- DISMISSED through the IHHueD'o
OF ne sali oihcials. .,,.,......
me Wnile e,sest's n',i, i.I },',,s az
, H., rI - " 6on. "a ava 80
ne o,.,,,sonct White men are NOT ser
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
Ballot Reform.

The Philadelphia Telegraph. which is not
in the habit of disappearing its oppo-
nents at home nor the Virginia people,
says:
THAT Virginia. after years Of election
bribery and ballOt-stufing. should take on
an air of penitence is something Of sur
prise. However, II seems that old-style
Bourbons have awakened TO the need OF u
secret ballot. Governor Lee and other
are said TO look favorably on the Austria
Ian plan, and there Is some prospect that
the Legislature viii authorize voting sys-
TEN looking towards ballot reform. This
movement is significant. Their motive IL
of course a selfish one, for they expect to
divide the negro vote, but any action
which will bring about revolution in
southern election methods must meet with
warm commentator everywhere"
We are surprised 10 find such para
graph in the Telegraph. The charge of
bribery and ballot-s,ufiing comes with
bad grace from the home Of Quay aud Of
the other experts in addition, division.
and silence" Our ballot is as secret as the
ordinary ballot of any other State. No
doubt our election methods might be i'm
proved. The next Legislature win inquire
into the matter aud do whatever they think
ought TO be done. But in the mean time
give US credit for having as fair elections in
almost every county as you do in Pen nsyl.
yania.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
For tho Dispatchl

Tire action Of this body. which is 10 meet
I'M Richmond Ou December 10Th, Will BE OF
great importance and tUl az interest 70
the farmers. The Democratic party IN ITS
platform pledged itself 20 the encourage
mont and fostering OF agriculture hy all
proper legislation. and especially 10 pro-
mote immigration; 10 place by law the
agricultural Institution OF the State under
the control of practical farmers, and Co re-
wise The laws imposing taxes Oh land SOFAS
10 relieve II of any unjust or unequal taxa
ti0u now imposed upon u. Ia the election
il received for It's candidates on TINS plat
form such q hearty support from the
farmers and people that 10. maJoriues far
surpassed the most sangulne expectations
Of It's leaders. Il is now the duty, and
will doubtless be the pleasure, OF the
LEGISLATURE elected on the faith Of these
promises 10 fulfil them in the spirit IN
which they were understood by the voters.
The Farmers Assembly. composed OF re-
pre-eutatiVcs from all parts of the state,
is the only organized body of farmers IN "a
position 10 give expression 10 their views
and whistles On these matters. III VIII De
for this body at ITS approaching meeting,
after full discussion, 10 indicate the man
ncr i'm which il is desired that these pledges
of the Democratic party shall be fulfilled :;
how the agricultural interest can best be
advanced. and in what direction 1t can be
efectually fostered by legislation IN the
power of the State to enforce. IL VIII be
for il to give expression 90 the wishes OF
the people of the different sections as TO
the des red Immigration and the best means
of securing il; to designate the agrcuitu-
raj institutions which should by Law he
controlled by practical farmers, and 10
point out how the present taX-laWs impose
unjust and unequal burdens on those whose
means are invested ~ land.
1t will be seen how important Il IS that
all parts Of the State should be represented
by its most Intelligent farmers. Every
county at large, every farmers club, every
grange alliance, and other agricultural or
ganzatiOn is entitled to % delegate in the
assembly, and II Is most desirable that all
shall have voice il determining what
legislation the farmers need and III ADJUST
ing the details OF that which has been
promised ia 10y the Democratic party.
All counties and farmers organizations,
therefore, which have not already repre-
scntatives in the assembly are invited TO
appoint them to the December meeting,
and those delegates who were present at
the meeting last January, but VINO find
themselves unable to attend the coming
one, are requested to see that they have
alternates present. II. VI. MAGEUDEB,
Chairman Executive Committee Farmers
Assembly.
Eosha0,, "a. November IS, 1859.
All papers in the State friendly to the
farmers are requested TO publish tins no.
tice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

nature, though not TO 20 marked an extent
as in Paris IN London.
THE reason usually assigned is that the
electric light does not difuse like that Of
that IL is intense. but not peryading.
Another matter is--it may be possible-t he
municipality of Paris in return for the
concessions 10 gas companies, divides with
them above a certain figure of profit on the
capital invested the percentage of prohta-
bleness beyond which the division takes
place, being, we believe. five"
Paris recognizes street-lighting as natu-
raj monopoly and tries to get her share Of
the profits. but we suspect Paris made a
mistake when she agreed TO allow the cleo
trio company per cent. profit before she
would claim any part Of the proftso Of light
inc the streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
cav. ten dny., labor Of equally intelligent labor

say, ten days. labor OF equally Intelligent inOo'
| In It's producfionf .,-..,
The laborer sni tho craftsman rs reaiiy anu
surely dolng betfer when his fellow roiker III
the fields IA fairly compensated Tor bis laoOr. -,
The latter can then take more OF tue cIait,
mans productions Inc teacher. me mn,o,.' - 80
doctor, and tho preacher are al p enonsSu ,n u
their fiolds of labor are extended though 'ho9
may pay moro for bread and meat ,,
II can be shown too sir, that inc bonanpNletf
has taken very narrow aud contracted WOW y,
this question: for he too will be penented. To
only will his chances FOR receiving payment ~
full be increased but the demand Tor caplltu u
ways rises In periods OF general prosperity;
Interest on what arc called soln Sou, -
such az Government bonds, always goes down IN
periods % AGRICULTURAL ana commercihl ocpIes-
sion--in other words, such securities advance :"
market -
The one fact tina, longtime bonds bearing
per cent. interest command - per c'hs ~.
MUM whfle anipiy-securcd farming-land mort
cages are drawing IN many para OF our uoun,'s
u per cent. interest shows thiN IL Is IN uuDt
mai condition OF affairs and calls Tor a rem
lime has beon whom lOaus secured upon pro-
ductiVe farming lalds were conslierel th7 'eiy
safest form Of investment
Sich cannot be whore lands are producing 10
a. we Know that he 6rH of ,irsr tr1s not the r.
siN Of natural causes bpt ~ statute far, the m
curry naturally leads TO ask by what flsAt such
statute was enacted.
The aci wrongcd tho debtor and taX-payer
IL violently changed the rotation Of the debtors
ana crciit0rs. puriic and private 20 the pFell-
dice Of Tho deb.Ors.
Inc right 70 DO this by striking down one Of
the money metals Involves tho ught 10 sirlhe
down tho other. Suca action wouid wrong mo
creditor. Neither act L. detensih'e.
The demand Of the hi-mctail4ats u ihat mo
great wrong done in 1913 shall De- nndone.
b. viii nos add 2 coin 90 tho Worl1a $50 * IN
Jose, perchaDcc. tho advent n prosperity loau'
10 more a.tiye search Tor gold And silver.
Al this time GN the SNtT mat rs n't"fL ana
,,t h is not usrd 10 the Grts IS c0tf't s0n'rhrre'
tlolgh entirely on Government account hud ~
am enormous pront-s lcSaiized robbery oi me
puhlc-buying silver 80 seyeny-iWO Gems ana
culuiug u i0;o legal tender c0liarsl
IL is not q Just province Oi our OofcIhHuht ~
thus speculate 80 amOney metal
our farmers Gro being ruined because thrf
greet staples -wneat. corr. cotton. m 20, ana To-
llcc0-do no, sell far enough Co more nan pay
ros, al production. aud consequently there Ia no
money in their hands 10 improve or even Ecep
up the present condition OF thoir lands. VII any
OH, ciairu hat ~ n condition is tatofabio 20
no ..roral uullics y. ". IOh1Ek
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

Only few months ago these romping. rosy
checked lasses were puny, delicate, pale, sickly
girls. by the aid OF DR.. Pierccs wOrld-iamed
Favorite Prescription. they have blOssOmed
out into beautiful, plump, hale, hearty, strong
young women.
"Favorite Prescription IS an invigorating,
restorative tonic and as a regulator and pro-
mOter Of functional action at that critical
period Of change from girlhood TO woman
hood, It is a perfectly safe remedial agent, and
can produce only good results. IL IL care
fully compounded, by an experienced and
skillful physician. and adapted to wOman's
delicate organization. IL is purely vegetable
in It's composition and perfectly harmless in
any condition Of the system. IL imparts
strength to the whole system. For over
worked. worn-out, >" rundown" debilitated
teachers, millincrs. drcssmAkers, seanstresses,
"shop-giris," housekeepers, nursing mothers,
and feeble women generally, DR.. Pierces
favorite Prescription is the greatest earthly
boon, being unequaled rs IN appetizing cor
dial and restorative tonic. IL Is the only
medicine for women, sold by druggists, under
q pOSitipe guarantee from the manufacturers,
that il viii give satisfaction In every case,
or money win be refunded. This guarantee
has been faithfully carried out for many years.
Copyright, 1883, by WORLDS DIS. MxD. ASSN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
Brazil.


It will probably be weeks before a tho
roughly-intelligent understanding Of the
situation in Brazil can be arrived at OF be-
fore il Will be safe 70 assume that the re-
public has q vitality that will sustain it for
any great length Of time. The "iniorma-
ton " as contained in the dispatches and
in interviews with reliable parties ac-
auainted with Brazilian affairs Is YER
bose. but the facts are meagre. The area
Of Brazil is as great. II moi greater, than
that Of the United States. but SIS popVla-
ton IS only about say 1900, 900. il is d.
yided into twenty provinces called States
now) and one neutral Municipality ana
large stretches Of country arc totally unln-
hab;tod. Iutcr-commuuicati0n IS difficult,
and the army and navy arc mere ba@atehe
D. the armies and nayies of monarchies
go. The present colp de'oi, il this repub-
hcan movement Is entitled to be
dignifed with that term, is not the first I'D
the history Of Brazil. IL 1881 PGDHo ]. was
forced % abdicatein favor of his son PEDRO
H.. a child Of six years of age, and from
that time until 1871 the country was gov
ernod by a regency. On July is, 1871,
PfDno II. was crowned, aud up to the time
Of the present revolution had reigned and
been acknowledged 10 be one Of the most
democratic of sovercigus. I'm truth II may
be- said that since 1921 the Brazilian Gov
crumcnt has been constitutional and the
Crown has been mere 6gure-head. The
centre of the revolutionary storm seems t.
have been the capital, Rio de Janeiro.
That DoM Pedro has the affection Of the
Brazilian masses cannot be doubted. 1t
therefore follows that if he has the viii to
return and appeal TO the loyalty Of the
provinces that IL might be serious Ques-
ton whether the republic could live, and
certainly. considering the mixed popula-
ton Of Brazil, it is doubtful question
whether Il should live.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

Gas vs.. ELEcTmcITY.-Mr. HAIsrrAD,
who not many months ago visited Europe.
after saying ia his paper that Cincinnati is
going into the electric-light business. odds:
"Out-door electric-lighting was first ex-
tensiyely used in Paris, but there is not as
much Of IL now as eleven years ago-not As
much OF il ia the streets during the Paris
Exposition Of 1859 ~ there was ia 1878.
lh1rs has been an experience OF similar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20 1889,
"Rank TroasoM. -

We said yesterday that the enactment Of
national elcction-law. should one be en-
acted. would only be one of succession
of wrongs. The taste If blood only rem
ders carnivorous animals more brutal and
ferocions and blood-thirsty. To pass a ma
tional election-law would be 20 pave the
way 20 other infrinCcmonts upon the rights
Of the individual States. Increase OF an
petite grows by what 10 feeds on" The
wrong-doer never forgives the person be
wroncs
So We think We might now charge the
national organ Of the Republican party
with the crime which it lately made against
us namely. rank treason seeing that
il has already advanced a step beyond the
point which those mischief-makers have
reached who advocate only a national cleo
tion-law; for that organ boldly announces
that IL fAvors the enactment hy Congress of
q law which shall deprive all the States of
the right If distucting their own territory
for The election of members Of the House
If Representatives. If this Is NOT rank
treason-moral treaeon-we don't know
low citizen of the United States could
commit that crime.
''.i ''" '',' .''E ''''7'',.',
'"L' ""'''i '''''i'i ''''i'i' "i''' '', d
"'o" lD'A ID district lHe several 9'"''S ~
suit their ucfauous purposes, and the Re
it'i''uN "."ii "' 'ii'' l"N' ''" vi
d" 'Ae Government oId'eS ana N"'N
them for am they were worth Hardly
i'r.iioolal WouIo he eiecitl ID 'Ie uo''e
a. .'''7 'H TIE """'c il''.
',''''' il' D.N',.'"'' "'1'" "' 'Ic''-
'' Ct" I".-".7. ID .'''.'"' corr w ,'''
"'"' 0-'.h i'il' "N' present i's''l 'I'-
~'l'-'''''i ID lore inc l.""lI'' 'ilii'' "ouiu
"'. I'D A-'' l''''l. h''' 'He "lS'oi' "i
'7.'''' 'i'.' ''li' aroma 'H.
were B" '.'ii.' '.-.'" .i.'.'7' '"" >'" ""'
i.''n "l'' '.' "'''' A''' 10 expect
H"o"Il ''.' STATE t'F,4uii''ll7 "e p'"'l'-
''.iN "'-'i''t'- hho tur Nhair power OF
'i' n''i"hu Cove I"'u'h' 'r pi"' .d al lie
command OF IrieiA oIIiei'iI7 'ti'"e'inS 10
'Ne COT i''-Ni-- US ana scala" n-a %. 'ho''
''iA u'' ~" S.' "i men '''i' S"i' ~ "'
l''I"-''4 "i'n ''.h power 49, Nv"i" Ie
concentrated ih ihe Athae oI lhe Hrpa"''-
can party Do ''.' 'lti party 9""u'I sue
coco lu ih--iAs 81 national eit'li"i-i"" AAo
'n'H I'D o.'i'. .ih- 'H' ''F''" o.'''' I'l
tAe election oi mcmhei- OBJ lhe House oi
Lepr .-ent"iiF'S.
vi course inc J[''., mas reasons u"
"u'I why '.N-i' N.'''' '"A' away from
'i' '', ''--' 10 ''' ' ''' ''''.-i ID" a"
''A-lr- -ol.i u.-'ii,.'' ""' 'i'.' ''''"''7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
Why Dorp7?-Thc Charleston Noes and

Why DouBT The Charleston Noes and
Com r says:
at is claimed that the colorel voters
hold the balance of power IL OHIO, In
diane, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Massa-
chusetts.'
Why express a doubt? The census
table. tel the whole story. IN 1880 Ohio
had 2I.70j negro voters: Indiana, 1873;
Illinois. 1898; Pennsylvania, 23,s}2, and
Ma achuse:ts, 1856.
II is easy to see that if these votes We're
transferred from the Republicans 70 The
Democrats it would make q difference of
$1,000 in Ohio, 2l,00O in Indiana, 1900 II
Illinois, 1900 in Pennsylvania, and 11.oJO
IN Massachusetts,, and would convert near
" all Of them into Democratic States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED
" CARPETS % al Kinds, OIL-CLOIHS.
fuGS, MATS. DRUGGETS. &c. LACE CUR
TAINs, POLES, aud SHADES, fAPER-iA NG-
lNGS OF all styles. which / am opening al tho
lowest prices 1911 cas-; Main street. Richmond,
Va A. JENNINGS &C 1l-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

Dangerous tendencies characterize that very
common affection. ca,arrh In the bead. Tho foul
matter dropping INTO the bronchial tubes or
lungs Is very liable 70 leaJ 20 bronchitis or con-
sumption. As cstarrh originates 10 Impurities In
the blood local applications can do but little
GOOD. The common-sense method Of treatment
a TO purify the blood and for this purpose there
Is no preparation superior to Hoods sarsaparilla
Tho powerful action Of this medicine upon the
blood expels every impurlty, cures cHtarrh' ana
gives health TO the entire organism.
81 had the worst symptoms OF chronic caiarrn
for two years. SO troublesome was It that icould
not smell nor taste. found Hoods sarsaparllla
O speedy cure. and anu now free from this awful
disease" j. II. sAMMIs, Boy Shore. \. \.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

Whore f. there another house thatcen buy ono
'hou-apd pair of Lace Curtains Mt ono time;
we male he oIer on them and were arce,ted,
and to-day for the first time they Eill be oii"foi
O. you. DO not fail 10 see NhAt ulneion'o iuAu-
tity makes iu price.
6qt. buys a nico Cream-Colored Heayy-Bordcrei
Lace Curtain.
qs,. Tor tho next No., which arc ~ cream or
white-vcry much finer;
See what il.23 will buy in Curtains;
Imitation Of real Brussels Curtains, handsome
designs. al ~ T.. S2gs. and S3bl strip;
Tarnhour Lace Curtains, ~ yards lohg' no j.
g. So: 80. >, t2.10 strip.
Thee nave never been offered for less than
double the above prices ,,-.,.
10 reaI Lace Curtains we can show mo ihat
would 90 credit 90 any Embellishments al 'Ao
country. Till, 81
See our Por,ieres IN silk, lute, chenille anu
other materials
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

mint is turning ont ola oficc-hold-
ers as wel as new coin, these days Well,
il VIII turn out-or rather turn down any
one who sticks toit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

Portugal threatens 10 follow the OK
ample Of Brazil and become republic.
Wei. who cares If she does!