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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-05
.GANSS & Go.
MILLINERY OPENING.

As previously announced that our Grand
Opening would be soon, we nov wish to inform
you that II will take place on TUESDAY. WBD-
NRsDAY, and THURSDAY, octoosr 9TH, 9Th.
and 9tn, and cordially invite you 70 call.
Our display will excel in every manner al
former ones, and the IMPORTED HATS and
BoSyRTs 30 DO seen are maryels OF beauty,
and suroess In style any others shown else
where. Our showroom Is large, having nI'ed
M tho new addition tseeond hoorl, and VIC know
what you 500 there will please you
A fne display Of Ladies' COATS, cAPEs. and
JERSEY JACKETS can also be seen on second
door. and at prices ranging from 81. so 10 si5all
the latest styles
In other departments We show tho following:
HATS.
You can have the chsnse 70 select from 80
different style, or shapes OF Black Felt Hats
lall new for SOC. worth 20
Full lines Of Untrlmmed Flats, Novelties.
Plain hats. BonnoIs, Boys Hats and Caps, and
In fact everything useful and ornamental in
headwear.
BLACK TIPS from 95c TO IS per bunch.
Latest Novelties in FEATHER PoNPoNS
BLACK BIRDS for soc
Also, COLoREp BIRDS all prices and very
pretty. This line with Us ia e specially.
KID GLOVES.
This department we have Just started. and we
intend to mako 1t a success, as We keep the
goods to do so.
For this week only we offer them at following
low prices:
Our 7sc. Four Buttoned Dressed Kids viii go for
&C.
Our slss Four-Buttonsd Dressed Kids will so
for g8c
Our $l.95 Four-Buttonei Undrsssed Kids VIII go
for SIC.
Our si.25 Eight-Buttoned Length Undressed
Kids win 60 fors1.
We also have a full line Of the famous "Fosser
Kids.n ell colors and prices.
INFANTS WEAR.
Infants Long and Short Cloaks from si.oo mp.
Infants Knit Sacques from 90. TO sl.50
Infants Knit Bootees from Zoe. TO 75c
Infants Knit dltts from Zoe. up.
LADIES' vEsrS-Ths best ever offered OF 2oc.
CRINKLED PASCINAToRs-The newest thing
out
HANDKERCHIEFS.
In this useful article you can select rom "
different designs st5a worth Sc.
JEWELLERY AND TRINKETS.
Our cases are Jus, laden with the prortisst and
newest Jswslry Of every kind, and We eau
please you In them.
PERFUMERY AND SOAP.
We have these goods in abundance at the very
lowest Prices.
GANSS e. co.,
l13 EAST BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND.
Do not forget to como TO the Opening o. r'ns
Millinery ~
~, ,uv =,
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SPECIAL. - CHILDREN'S CASH
MERE CLOAKS.

Long Cashmere Closks, embroidered collar
cream aud tan, only sL75;
Long Cashmere Cloaks, embroldered EXIT 6hd
collar, only p.5O;
A Handsome Cloak for -;
long Cashmere Cloak, corded yoke with collar
sleeves. and skirt handsomely embroidered,
only s3.75; ,.,,.. -.
1915 worth t5: -,
Imitation French Flannels, lSc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-05

.oho,a,s take the liberty Of coming new
wards No doubt the preacher referred to
hs "Inouirerp availed himself of this
usage.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

Yverv humor Of Tho SKIN and scalp Of infancy
and childhooi, whether torturing, disnguring,
itching, burning, scsly, crusted, plmply, or
bIotcny, with loss OF hair, and every inquiry
OF the blood, whether simple. scrotuIons, OF
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consisting OF CUrfcuRA, the great skin cure;
CUTIcURS soar, an exquisite SKIN Purifier and
Beautifer and CUTIcURA KssoLysSr, the new
Blood Purifier and greatest OF hunor Heine-
dies whom the beet physicians aud all other
remedies fail. Parents, save your children years
of mental aud physical suffering. Begin now
Sold everywhere. Price: CurIcURA, 1e. !;
SOAR. CSC; krsoLvEsT. 81. prepared oy ,n7
porTeR DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Bos-
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1s- Send for "How 70 Cure Skin Diseases" o.
psges. 30 Illustrations and 100 testimonials.
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NEWEST PATTERNS AND COLORLVGS

FLANNEL UNDERWEAR:
Mems Ex;rE-lieayy Gray Shirts. French
neck. nicely finished, 81 &c..
Mems Extra Gray shirts. nearly al WOOL, AZ 'sc.,
would be cheap ut 81;
The 5Oc. Waite Flannel shirt Is 4oc. hero;
The 81 shirts 7sc.:
Red Shirts, too-50c. aud upwards:
LADIES' Sktrts-red and white. price stRrts ~
soc for falr shirt-the incest Soc. shirt IN
the city then G9c. I5c., g., sl.so. <l.5o' ana
upwards;
Children's Flannel shirts start AZ inc. for nrs'
si1s-a good worm, flannel shirt mot riooedli
Those little Crohet Shirts at l1c. arc bargains
Boys Shirts are here at 25c;
Pants 10 match almost all the qualities OF LadieS
ana Mems shirts -
number Of very pretty styles in Dress Cling
hams at enc. yard. -
You'll soc Travelling satchels marked in tho
show windows as a bargain az csc. Wo sen
them here at 47c. and make no ado about
it-better ones. too.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Corset Covers at lie. nicely made and trimmed;
Drawers, skirts, and Chemise at 2oc. -
Gowns as low as Sgc.--nner garments OF
course--all OF bargain prices.
Carpet Tacks &c. a paper:
Needle Observation-Disclosures papers OF needles,
bOdkin, &c, at SC. a BOOK
sachet Powcer-3c. q bottle;
osSIeys Flderroser soap Sc. cake
Oakley's I0c Brown Windsor Soap Sc. cake--
oakley's Marechal Nell Rose soap l2c caks--
Camphor GIycerine eoap--better than Cati-
curs Sosp-l3c. cake.
BLANKETS
We arc Just fixed--to give you low prices on
Blankets
Here's an Atwood Yosemlto-vsiley l2-4 Royal
Fleece White Blanket at tsJQ--worth Sl2 {:
A 1874 Persian Lamb-White Blanket at $3.50
worth $40:
full-slZe Gray Blanket at 1jc.--better ones
st91, SLg5, and Sl.51.
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Tho Minnesota Supreme Court decides
that upper berths in sleeping-cars must re-
main closed when not in use.
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yELvETs, PLUSHES, AND SILKS

All ,hades OF SILK Velvet only Soc. the bost
grade OF SILK Velvet 81 worth fi.5O; Light
Blue, PINK. ADD cream NeVets 10, ,Sp as
WORK. Fxtra-Ueavy Pushes, Zoe. worth fl.25 ;
bargains In Black silks; Al-siik Black
Faiiie only soc. Jersey SILK, N.23-regular
price sI.75: 2s-Inch Aii-silk biack eros
Drain, Sl-woud be great hargatn az - o.;
spFCiAI'-Thirty shades IN STRIPED
GkrZE, 6jc.-marked down from 81.
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Exclusive Novelties
MILLINERY

and approaching the satisfactory results
obtained by our thousands Of patrons.
we have been prompted and embroidered
to make greater effort this season than
ever before to show larger and more
varied line. Our buyer has just return
ed from Paris. where he was successful
in obtaining many new and choice de-
signs, and we can safely assert without
fear of contradiction or doubt that OUR
DISPLAY WILL BE UNSURPASSED
and will contain many genuine surprises
TO the ladies Of Richmond, all of whom
we cordially invite to our great exhibit
TOMORROW AND TUESDAY,
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write TO endorse the wonderful qualities OF
your CUTIcURA REMEDIES in curing all SKIN dis
eases. TIE CUTlCURA REMEDIES are used mere
hv evsrv one and Give entire satisfaction.
MISS A. N. STUART. Winnsbor0'. o "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-05
MEETINGS.
10 RICHMOND GRAYs VETERAN

THE FULTON DEMOCkAllO
j CLUB will meet a. B0los Hall NuflA!
NIGHT NJ 5 O'Clock Hon. George ~ " - 30
others viii ,saak. q. +H
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-06

The killing Of Robert hardie may, per-
hSps, prove the turning point to this class
Of mnrders. Loagimmunity from pursuit
has made the Apachss nero bold ia their
depredaticns, bat we think now a halt
gill be called, aud the ~nurderers hunted
to death. Til this Is done it Is folly to
pirate of safety to human life on our souSk-
srn border. They should be hunted down
and killed, even if it takes the whole OF
the army to do it. Life should be as sale
in Arizona as elsewhere. and but for n
small band Of marauding Indians, who
knoE no law outside of their own bloody
desires. it would be so. Utter extprmiua-
ton Of this class of brutes only will bring
the desired end. This we hope a not for
oE.-Tueeon Citizen.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-06

IL seems that Montana Is another South
Africa, or believed to be 50, in the matter
e%f'diamonds. A company with large cap.
itSl has been formed, 1t is said, to exploit
a region east from Helena and collect thu
valuable stones .-Citizea. A great many
diamonds have been found in this section
Of New Mexiee, and it may be that th,
Montana prodsct is Of the came nature
The New Mexico diamonds we're carefully
planted before they were dug up.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-06

THE LIDERAL received this week a copy
& the Times printed At 6ebastspol. sonO-
rss county, California. eth a request for
exchange, which we gladly DO, as the pa
per is edited and pnblishsd by W. W.
JoneS, who ter %severa, years conducted the
Clarion. The Times is an eight e.lumn
rapef, we'll printed and edited-whieh is
characteristic Of al papers, run by Jons,
and has every evidence Of being pros.
porous 6naneially.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-06
MINING MATTERs.
Reports from Various Ca~mps-Items oi
GsneraI Intsraat 70 MIaara.

Reports from Various Camps-Items ~
General Intorsst to Mlasra.
The latest quotations are: Silyer l.02;
copper Is %; lead 4 80
The standard company Of Gold Hi.
Thes. Foster manager, sh'Pprd . eal "a
of concentrates to 81 Pa.o this work
Aessrs- Greenman and ToRkin were in
from Gold Hil Wednesday and informed
the IaEEHAI. that they expected to have
their new mill at work next week.
q. B. Potter skipped = car Of couern.
tratss to Pueblo and gsvsral sona to So
zorro, shout 4 month ago. The concsn
tratss haze not arsived At their destination
a. YET aad Mr.. Potter oannat Cad out
whore they are. except that the Southern
Pacific road has turned them over to the
Santa 70. r the san,a Fe would spend
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-06
100 Doses Ono Dollar

IN nee ut Las Cruces. Now Mexico, May
alst. 1879 Notice rs hereby given that the
following named settler has filed notice OF his
intention to make final proof 10 support of his
claim. and that said proof will he made before
Probate Judge. or Ia his absence the probate
clerk Grant county, at Silver City, New Mex
loo, on July Is, 1899. viz: Andrew O.. Wind
ham, Whomado Hid App No 1871 for the n \
Of n . Y sec 4, n " y OF n v 4 500 . " 10 .
OF range p ".
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon. aud cultivation
OF. said land, viz: c. Castillo. OF Duncan. Ar
izOnat Frank Shriver. OF Duncan. ArizoEa;
jacob Lightfoot, OF Duncan, Arizona; h. n.
Rucker, Carlisle, New Mexico.
SAMUEL p. MocREA.
Register,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-06

GENERAL MILgs has instructed the
Commanding officers Of Forts 10 wen,
tlrAnt, Husehuoa, Bowie ana BAyArd TO
beep a SHARP lockout for Indians, The
Liberal ,S informed that a s%entinel has
ssen placed al the top Of the flagstaff on
tia parade ground at each Of the allow
tsrts, he iS supplied With a smoked glSsi
and . AsliOgraph and instructed to repOr'
ioe minute be discovers "a Indian. Th,
sonntrY IL still safe.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-06

L. W. Potter he posi master At Elm
Crock, Nebraska, says ne has %persoHal
knowledge OF several caves Of rssama.
tism, in that vicinity. that have pounan-
emily cured BY Chamberlaih's Pain balm,
after other REMEDIES were ussd wilhout
bene6t. He has sold a At his drug store
for Eve years and saya he never kAsw il to
tail, that "suy customer who oncv usrs
CbAaberlsin's Pain Balm will have moth
ing elae iRAlead. For saie at Eagle drug
store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-06

D. H. Kedzie has been appointed agens
Of the celebrated Inman steamship line
and can sell you n ticket to 90 10 Europe
or one to bring any OF your friends over
from Europe. He can also transfer money
for you to any point in Europe. II you
want 10 go home or to seHd utter a friend,
4 family or n sweetheart, or-E YOU wish TO
send some money to the old folks at home
call on Kvdzie and he will 6H you ont in
good shape.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-06

j.. r. Dodds, editor OF the daily and
weekly Arbor State, of Wymore, Ne
brsska says: 81 have seen the magic ef-
Iect OF Chamborlains cough remedy IN
cases Of group and colds among my grand
children. We wonld not think Of gong
10 bed al night without a bottle Of this
remedy in to- house, Chamberlain < med.
icinss are growing more popular here
avery day For sale at Eagle drug
store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-06


Last week in telling OF the Lyons-M Nc
Nanigal tragedy the LIBERAL said that
Deputy Shsriff Davenport accompanied
Lyons to the house when he went up to
kill McManigal. The Sentinel. Daveu
ports paper. in commenting on thi, state
wsnt say, AIR Davenport was not at
Lyon house until after the killing. and
bad no knowledge whatever of the trag-
sdy until after he was seut Tor to come to
Ghe house is hIs capacity as a peace etic-r
We make this correction in behalf OF Mr.
Davenport otherwise it would APPEAR thar
be was accessory to the killing. We hope
che LIBERAL will kindly make the proper
correction as we'll" The LIBERAL Youla
by no means pat Mr. Davenport in a faisr
position. Mr.. John Spillar, Tom Lyons
Bearest neiRhbsr. told the editor Of The
LIBERAL that Davenport staid at tho from
door. while Lgons went around to the back
door, Effected an entrance, found aud kill
I'D MoAsnigal. We ste informed ih1,
Mr.. Spillar Is a man Of trath md v%eraciiy
We are also told that Mr.. Davenport rn-
Joys a similar reputation. Ths LRERAI
will not pretend to judge between To" tv G
gentleman.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-06

Last Saturday some hard heArted
wretch tried to cut the throat ut Joe
L-aby's dog. A couple Of deep stabs
we're made on one side Of the throat and
a long cash was cut on the other side.
Thr dog is a valuable one aud IL always
quiet and we'll behaved and no person
could have had any call to do this except
out of pure cueselntss. Tue dog will
! probably recover.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-06

The sAcred soil Of New AeX,ao, Aore rs.
p%eeially that portion OF 1t sisrated in DoHa
Ana county. was contaminated BY = prize
Eght last Sunday morning.. Herald and
Standard, two e. Paso pugilists, accom-.
panied by about 200 of 81 Pass's (aoughl
400 took a special train at $50 T.. m. for
the purpose Of reaching u secluded spot
where it coaldbe proved which was thu
best scrapper. They got far enough into
New Mexico to he out OF the reach of Tex
as officials, when Z. ring was formed aAd
| they went IT it. Herald has the rspata-
ton OF being Q5jte e scr4pper aud Stand
ard, who is : gentleman Of cslor, IL said 10
be handy With r razor. Before the fight
they we're both disarmed. In the first
rosad Herald got a clip on the eoon'u neck
and knocked bin e"t without any trouble,
and the gang got back to town in time for
early mAsS.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-06

TuE Oregon election WAS held denday.
The republicans elected the congressman
aud a minority Of both branches OF the
legislature. aud still it is claimed In Texas
What republication iH a busted community
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-06

TUE now republican, pe'tmastOr, H. g..
Williamson, took possession OF the Albu.
puerqus posiofies on the 6rst Of the
month, notwithstanding winch fact the
albuquerque Ctizsn is still unhappy.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-06

We ara sorry to learn that Governor
Prince has been very sick. caused by over.
~erk while on bis Washington trip, and
are glad to know that be is now much
better.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-06
TA8lyF LITERATURE FOR AL.

TUG AMERICAN PRoTEC1tv TARIFF LEAGU
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documents. lhcSs arc prepared With a vie
to state .he faCts and arguments for PrOtct
tor, whether in the interest OF farmer
lubGrerC, merchants or professional MOI
Each iEGuC Of the series appeals 20 thoge eI
gagged IN separate industries, and %presantsiI
dSput2btC iacts-ooIupGrisous or e., Cos
Of living, and other arguments showing u
ANY si0Cle one wll be sent or receipt Of
cents M stamps except Wages, Living ans
TnriG," which viii DO cent for 1 cents.
The Whole lat will be sent for 20 conta OF
arr twelve Tor 20 cents, or any iivc Tor Il
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dEguegiou OF all pheaea OF TIE Torld question. "
oyaar. sample copies free. Address American PRO
GeettVa Tnrfu LnnQIa. " W I'D Rt. Nav Work.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-06

Mr.. Thomas A, Woods returned irom
bis Kansas trip last night and can
talk o. no hing but the corn fed girls Of
The cyclone state Ia fact it wa' mainly
owing to these girls that Mr. Woods did
not make his eontemp PLATED trio to Michi-
gan. 4. P. Hart And Arthur Richols
stopped at the Hot Springs.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-06

The importance Ct purifying the blood caHs
not be oyereetinated, for without pune blood
you cannot enjoy GOOD health.
At this season nearly every one needs 4
good medicine 70 purify, ~y.talizs, and enrich
tho blood, and We ask you 70 Try Hoods
noo,,i;o~ ~Ssrsarar.ls. Itstrengtheas
FGIdii0i and builds up tie system,
creates nm appetite, and tones the digestion,
while It eradicntes disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
Of the vegetable remedies used give 10
Hoods 6~arsaparila pecuL To I+oaIf
lar curative powers. No ~ IASSh
other medicine has 5lch arcccrd Of wonderful
cures. II you have made Up your mind TO
buy hoods sarsaparilia do not be induced to
take any other instead. 1t is a Peculiar
Medicine, and is worthy your confidence.
Hoods s-gsaparl.a Is sold BY all drugGists-
Prepared Ly C. l. Hood s. Co., Lowell, Mass
nnn Rnea@ Nna nNIIae
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-06

Brucs PSlton returned from his Texas
trip on Tuesday and resumed his old job
in the Southern Pacific Office.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-06

uaoney getting freight over ins road 10.
stead o. bsJing ntr rnlrosdsi it would De
more porliar in this TERRITORY.
Jehr I. Kelley, Of csrrillos, has been
doing some placer washing, and a. a re-
suit Of two weeks work, marketed about
four hundred dollara worth OF dust and
nuggets. Phers is no question 90 to the
richness Of the extensive Kelley clsms.
A lot Of miners came 10 from Barshaw
a few days ago and went to The Ray cop
per mine at r lverside. They we're under
charge Of John Boucher and we're accom-
panied by ]. N. Curtis. II is said the
mine is to be exploited with = view to its
purchase by the Westinghouse company
which consumes a vast amount OF copper
annually. Tins is one of the finest copper
mines in the territory and its active work
Will make lively times about Riverside
FloreRos Eatqrpnse.
On Tuesday ThOs. Foster bought the
Reservation Of Cunningham Il Sterling,
consideration $40 This mine has
one Of the best shOwinRs Of any Of the
Gold Hill properties. There
Is a pay streak or six 10
eighteen inches, which carries from an
once and a half to two ounces IN gold and
about ten ounces in silver. There is one
sLaft Of ITO feet with levels, a shaft Of ~
feet and several open cuts. There is also
on the claim a well with a good supply Of
water. Both purchaser and seller aye we'll
satisfied with the hargaia.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-06

dEgue3tou OF ali phahea OF TIE T0rid question. g.
pyenr. sample cOptns free. Address American Pro
eectvs Tarin Loague, " v. I'D g., New York.