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Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-07-26
LOCAL TINE CARD.


PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
Trains l and have through sleepers between
chicago and San Francisco, also between St.
Louis and the City of Mexico. Trains and 4
nave through seepers between Chicago and
San Diego via Los Angeles. All trains daily.
d. j. MACDONALD, Agent.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-07-26

Only 10 cents per week takes it,
or rather, you can take it for Is
cents per week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Tho platform adopted by the Democratic
State Convention Of Virginia on Thursday
undoubtedly voices the demands OF the
people Of this State in fayoring the total
abolition of the internal-reyenue system
the reconciliation Of silver. tarlh reform
an abundant currency, &C.. DC. IL the
Chicago convention shall give IA nomi-
nee who embodies in himself these princi-
pies or rather measures, the path OF the
contest Of this fall will assuredly lead 10
victory.
1t was the substantial agreement OF so
many OF the members Of the late conyen-
ton on tho silver question that rendered
possible the Adoption of the compromise
which Vireinia's sons so happily agreed
upon. Did not Mr.. GEEaLEI speak truly
when he said that the Virginia politicians
were the shrewdost IN the world
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
A Onosfion.


Tho Federal Constitntjon provides that
in olecting the Prcsiden. OF the oh'te'
States each State shall appoint nuhoel
Of electors equal To the whole NUMBER oi
Senators and Representatives TO when inc
State may be untitled IN the Congress
Taerc il an important question raiseu
here namely. Whcnmust the state be en-
titled TO that number of Senators anu
Rcpresenta 2 For example, the ciec-
ton Of the members Of the lower house OF
the next Congress will be held on thcsame
day tina, the President of the United states
will be elected There are under the new
oppo~tionment 4i4 members of the two
houses Of Congress. and go 4fi electors OF
President and Vice-Presldent. Now read
the following:
Senator Ilill has created co.nmo'oa IN po-
liical circles by claiming that the electoral col
lose cannot he increased 10 4i4 this year. lie
says that the twen,y-three votes which arc 70 De
added 10 tho old States cannot properly De
counted in the electoral college TIL inc new
congressional apporliounent takes eject nc
holds that the number Of delegates 10 tho
national convent ions should be Dssei upon the
old appor.ionment. Mossrs. Brice ana German
oppose this view, but many OF the most expo
r.cnceI senators admit that thetc u "eiso' J."
IIills argument. Senator Wilson, O iowa. "he
OF the best lawyers In the Senate ihc!Ihes 10
that view OF The case. II Mr.. Hi!ts position 's
found 70 be correct The Republican party VIII De
the chief Iosor. for majority Of the additiohHi
votes Of the electoral college are In kepnohcah
states. II may take Snpfeme-Colr' aoiision
u determine this question
We cannot say that we regard this as
very important point. However, 1t IS an
interesting one. II il not too late for the
mistake 70 be corrected, II one has been
made. We quote from one Of Mr. Hal
s1Eap's paragraphs in the Cincinnati COM
,o,rci1l- Gazette
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

The Washington Post OF yesterday con-
tains a long article. tie purport OF Wllch
Is expressed IN The following paragraph;
I'VE have The best Of reasons for believing
that Mr.. Blaine would be unspoaSably grained
wero he % receive The spontaneous domination
Of his party az Minneapolis. Whether he would
accent II we do not know. II Is oar belief TINT
he would. but we wish to assert only That which
We have uuGues.ionable reason for asserting
and hence conlne ourselves 20 the single stale
ment that The nomination, coming 10 him IN
SOUGHT AMI in disregard OF his dieclalmer' would
be an infinite pleasure and consolation
ave know whereof We speak when We declare
that II. IN the taco OF all that has been said and
done. ho we're % receive the nomination OF his
party, he would be the happiosi and the proud
est ran Ia all America"
Why not -? Undoubtedly it would afford
Mr. BLAINE great pleasure TO be nomi-
mated even if he declined the nomination.
All that the Pos suggests seems tous 70 be
n sort of compromise. Mr.. BLAINE Is to be
shown 10 be the first II not the unanl-
nous choice of tho Minneapolis conven-
ton and Will then give way TO Mr.. HARRi-
son. 1t Is not so plausible as some other
stories we have heard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
rno 11lll Monument Unvcillng.

Formations for the Hull monumentun-
yelling are progressing most satisiactorily'
The day ixed for the ceremonies-the s'th
Of tins months also Hollywood-Memoria
Day and the two events that will marx IL
should make the occasion most express
siye record OF Nirginia's reverence Tor the
memory of the South's heroic dead.
The programme of the unveiling en-
braces among other interesting features
most impressive military demonstration,
md the indications are that there will be
more general ouipouring OF the people
to take part in the Hollywood observance
than for years past.
II ia hope1 that tho employing classes
will so arrange az that there Will be no pos
sible trouble about allowing their en-
ployees 10 keep the day as sacred holl-
day. This recognition Is duo both the
HOLLYWOOD and the Hill-monument
associations. but above oil Is due
the fame. the patriotism. tho forth
tude. and the devotion of the Confederate
soldiers. from him to whom an enduring
statue of bronze has been erected who
sleeps in q grave with no legend above
it to tell his name.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Mir. Camm Patteson on SILVER.


NJ. CAMM PArrEsoN, of Buckingham, has
been q familiar character in Virginia De-
mocratic State conventions for many
years ana generally during the same
period has been member of the
Virginia Democratic State Committee.
In all that time he has never been
known 10 refuse 10 declare his principles
nor 10 raise his voice IN behalf of any mea-
sure which he thought held out promise
60 benefit the people OF large. Right or
wrong. he has always had tho courage Of
his convictions. and has declared those
opinions in the face Of fierce, fiery, and
denunciatory opposition.
in the admirable little speech which he
made before the Democratic State Con-
ven,ion Of Virginia on Thursday night Mr.
PArIEs0S used some vigorous language.
and carried the convention as IL 10y storm
IN favor Of the free coinage OF silver. An
overwhelming majority Of that body en-
dofsed has good points. and thus made
that measure plank n the Virginia State
Democratic platform of 1872 But he merely
limited at one point which is. in our opin-
ion, the strongest the advocates OF the
free coinage Of silver can present in
favor OF that overwhelmingly, the fact
that theprice OF SILVER had not fallen when
expressed IA terms Of wheat, corn. cotton.
tobacco, dc. Ia other words an irreparable
wrong has been done 20 the country by
somebody, II after paying Oh a thousand
millions OF dollars Of the national debt
the Government Of the United States now
owes debt which II will reop,re ro-a
bales OF cotton 20 pay than would bevo
peen needed Tor the same purpose in 1865.
No wonder Mr. PATrrsoS said that tho
oemonetzation of silys had COS, the
southern people more than the war be
tween the states. Every agricultural mo.
quot has fallen more than 40 per cent. ana
land perhaps more. at has dosolsted
bouthslde Virginia. whose farmers ara
struggling TO retain their homes and fire
sides and to educate their children. ~
So!d and SILVER, not gold or silver. is the
constitutional currency Of this country.
The principle Of bimetallism is bound TO
DO the basis of all sound finance. if for no
other reason because, first, II is impossible
70 get gold enough anywhere in the world
20 serve as general or universal circu-
lating medium, and secondly, because
hold is not 1T metal 10 serve as the cir.
culating medium of the masses. A gold
dollar Is too small. Gold halves and
quarters would be intolerable. The indig
nation OF the people would ere now have
Consumed the mometallists If they had
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
JACKETS AND BLAZERS.

There viii ho many cool Days during the sum-
NOR. II you go o. tho mountains or seaside you
cannot - safely without some kind of wrap
We are showing a iull limo ia all styles ana
prices that Will SUIT y0a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

dared to do away with silver coins and
tried TO substitute gold ones. Two-dol-
lar-and-a.balf gold pieces is the small
est the community will tolerate.
But il not the silver question dead
Oh, no. II is merely sidetracked for n
season. II is question which can never
die until justice il done. -Four years IS a
short time IN the history or experience OF
tho United S.ates. When relief comes 1,
Will leone TO stay" The whole woria
will participate in the benefits OF rea'
bimetallism. And q universal currency
viii pass wherever fac of any cisii'ze'
country beauties the sen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

That's where you burn the candle
when you pay more than suit is worth.
There isn't any law to prevent you from
paying more, but if you do it you do it
on the theory that your money isn't
worth as much to you as it is to some
body else. You will have handsome
balance in your pocket to spend for other
things if you come to us and pay our
price 60 elsewhere and you'll be part
ing with the balance that burns the CAN
die at the other end. All savings don't
necessarily 60 into safe; the safest
kind OF a saving is to buy our clothing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

The newspapers are all saying nice
things about BAslL GoRDoS. but there IS
nothing nicer that they can say than to
ouote his own language when he declared
that he would not accept the chairman
ship OF n divided party" and that there
must be compromise
From that moment solution OF our
tronblcs became possible, and with the
help Of other good men from each side the
division was healed, harmony was re-
stored. and the voice Of Virginia went TO
The country begging all true Democrats to
follow our example.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

The DIspAroH made flank movement on
itself by publishing IN yesterdays eight
page paper many of tho popular features
that usually appear in its columns on Sun
day.
II was an arrangement that was made
convenient by reason of the issuing by us
OF so many eight.page papers during the
week but is not one that we care 10 adopt
permanently. Hereafter Queries and An
swers. Book Reviews. Fashion and Society
Letters. &C.. &C.. will be published on
Sunday as before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

WASHINGTON. May 20.-some OF the anti
Cleveland Virginia Democrats 10 Washingt IN
are far from satisfied with the results oil tie
Statoconyention at Richmond ycstcrday.-Ie!e-
gram an baltimore Np1i.
We can match that statement by saying
what we think nobody in Richmond will
deny-that "some of the CLEVELAND VIZ
einia Democrats IN both Richmond and
Washington are far from satisfied with
the results OF the State convention at
Richmond on Thursday" But what Of 1t ?
Both sides will have abundant time to
cool Of before the 21st Of June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Chicago is 962 miles from New York by
rail and Minneapolis 1882. Think OF that.
What country we have. to be sure-l 3s2
miles from New York to Minneapolis-and
vet the entire intervening territory occu-
pied by intelligent and prosperous inhabi-
tants. There are other countries-Russla
for example which can boast Of as many
millions of square miles as We can, but
whore ara the pcopley Where can be
eaualled the population which causes the
territory Of The United States to blossom
Ike tho roeN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

II you are IN n.oi of might ROBES. SKIRTS,
CoRSET-COyEEs, CHEMIsE, or DRAWERS
don't fail to SEQ the bargains We ara Offering IN
these goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

A telegram to New York paper repre-
sants Congressman BLoUNT, Of Georgia, as
saying:
"In the Chicago convention have no doubt
the Hin delegates will be seated, 10 matter what
kind Of case the ant-4lll people present. But
the at viii not figure in the result. The popu-
lar feeling all ovor the country will make iisel:
fol, there as n docs in the state conventions
Mr.. BLoUNr Is undoubtedly night as TO
the first of his extraordinarily, that
the HnL delegates from New York to
Chicago Will be seated, and seated without
a question. There Is no possible ground
for a contest.
Asto Mr. BLoUNr's other predictions. be
had little data 20 90 upon. He may prove
TO be q false prophet or true prophet.
Virginia has done her part Of the work
well and should be treated with great con-
silcration IN the Democratic National
Convention. Ii the strife ceases now Viz
ginla VIII be entitled II the honor Of
having poured oil upon the troubled
waters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Al this moment il seems not OF all i'm
probable that Mr.. BLAiNE's friends and Mr..
HAERIsoN's enemies VIII combine 70 pre-
sent the name of tho former TO the Ma
t:onal Republican Convention. and It they
do he may be nominated.
Mr.. CLAEKsoS, the chairman OF the Ma
tioual Committee, Is said to be engineering
the BLAINE boom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Tnr DAILY DISPATCH Of Friday morning,
an eight-paee paper with tho full conven-
ton report. was sent out TO oil of our
weekly subscribers as an extra No. as It
were.
The news Of the harmonious proceed
incs Of the convention was too good to
keep back from our country friends tor a
whole week, and so we put them tor the
occasion on footing with our daily sub
scribers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

n, summer prices. Tho patterns are All no"
az, tho STYLES ore the best We have ever SHOWN
1sr36 inches. sI.25-regular price Sl''o'
27xGO inches, S3.2f-rogular price 81
3Gr72 inches, si.7S-regular prico So''V'
A nov nr.IHIl OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
TIE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
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give their old ~ well as their nos Iost-oiice-
eample copies tree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

The best proof that the compromise
made at the convention was good COM
promise is found in the fact that each side
expresses itself us well satisfied with it.
There can be no doubt at all that the great
body Of tho Democratic people Of Virginia
were made glad when they heard that It
had been arranged, and gladder yet when
they heard that it had been carried into
nancf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

After the political conventions come the
school ard college commandments; after
the commandments. springs letters; after
springs letters, the canvass. and after the
canvass the election.
30 year by year we make our round.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Close Contests.
rSocoiol 10 the Ivnchburg News.l

lSpcoIal 70 tho LynchDurg NeWs.I
The delegation stands-Cleveland, IL;
Hill, y: doubtful. /. with strong anti
Cleveland prociiyiucs.
Hill got one OF tho Richmond district delegates
and came within four votes Of getting The other,
Mr.. c. Y. Meredith barely pulling through on
personal considerations.
Hin lost the First District ny four votes, due 70
ike considerations. The Cleveland people Of
fered 10 split tho delegation from this district,
but the Hiu people, feeling confident, declined
tho propagation and missed their chance.
Hin captured one delegate IN the Eighth ani
ought TO have had both. GARTER GLASS.
Persia has rejected Russla's offer 10 pay
$500. 900 indemnity to the Imperial Tobacco
COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

,oasnsnm,,y OF the Cleveland following In tho
corven,,ou. They we're clearly In majority
and could have named ell OF Tho delegates AZ
i,rro mad they insisted upon ii.-Lsoeheafs VIZ
g,Eicn. ,,,1
So our friend thinks that they couiu
have dictated Senator DAsfzL for delegate
at large II they had tried!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
JAPANESE BEADED PORIlEHEo
IN now styles and coiorngs at very low prices
MATTINGS.

The bargain OF tho season in NATrlNGs.
50c FANCY STRAW MArTlNGS for 31c
We have Just received a carload OF the hnest
and heaviest FANCY STRAW MAIIlNGs
made, the regular soc. quality all now pat
terms. which we offer st only Soc. per yard.
4 full limo Of the cheaper grades always IN
stock at prices rs low as the lowest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

pOIKA-DOT CUlsA SILK reduced from
sl.o5 audsl % 1gc. These zoe. nina SILKS are
black grounds with white dlts. same ground win
ola rO-o dots. roI ground with BLACK dots AlAi
with black, biarA With blue. white grounds WIN
black dots, ana gray with black. lAta' axe b'aA'
tlful ana very cheap. .,.o o..
DANISH CLOru.-Do you know what t 1917 u
1. am ALE .iff1u COlla. resembling luuiluSs ana
wears and wa-hrs HcN We nave ihe pihen
Cloth an cream ami black, nui tte price Is 1875
per yari, WIDTH d. inches.
piece piu-che-k blue anl ight-gray
WORSrED DRESS GOODS, 1913 Inches wiie' re-
ducei from 40 o 500.
Is BOY : UNLAJNDERED SHIRTS, size l2l5
lpIgtteI bO.ous.. reduced from 80 to Zoe.
II punches IlNEN aud COTTON RICK
RAr j., NO. l3 tne sma.le-t -ize.' rc5ucel y ''.
pieces 81 new FIGURED NAIltEN 20
100. Iu tli, lI- az eat.e-us ago White fo.k1
Dot bro navy OlGe and black grounds, also striped
AMI cured white on black grounds.
3 pieces OF yari-w.le tuALLlLa, large figures,
reilrtd from i2li t0 SIG.
20 pieces u The celebrated D.. CHALllE>, no
which We have sold more than LOCO yards 10 Tho
last two weeks.
Is pieces of MERRIMACK CALICOEs az b.. IN
dress and shifting styles Just opened.
pieces u soit-hnish A. BLEADhED COl-
Ton no ti ir.
8 pieces IT better grade NJ 7lsc. 1900.
pieces Of just iught "A BROWN COZ
FRENCH FLANNEIs Tor ChiIrens Wraps re-
ducel from 95c 10 Juc.
New log 90 ltllA LINEN .i-t receiver IT'D NO
different grades from BE- lowest quality az D..
up 10 the .1c. number.
IN excellent BLACK STOCKING, 4Oc. grado
az 21c Inis ~ one OF the incest you ever saw
tor ne price.
CnMDREN'S FAsT-BLACK SOCKS az - and
3lc
LADIES BLACK Isle HOSE. 500.
Nice lot OF MENs SOCKS 10 untleachei aud
cOors. new lof. l2lzc.
PEKCALEs IN beautiful patterns for Shirt
Waists ana Dresses.
We are continually adding 70 our STOCK q
WASH GOODS.
IRISH LAWN IS one OF tho nsw wash fabrics.
The price OF 10 IS l2it.. me width 40 Inches, AM
it Be- about the weI gut %, Batl5ic.
The sun is getting hot. aud "a PNkAsOL or
UMBRELLA wOuld add % your comfort.
GLORIA UMBRELLAS. ~ upwards.
Pretty FANCY fAHASOiS A. popular prices.
makes Of TOILET SOAP .Coigatos Palm AMI
! Turkish BathI nt luc per dozen.
TOILET ARTICLES at low prices.
Palm FANS 40 -. each, or poo per dozen.
New LAttS Ia cream, white, and N,lck.
SOLID PINK and BLACK LAWNS az at
tra.tlye prices.
BLACk-BARRED and STRIPED Lawns and
ORGANDIES from IN ~ 2Jc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

1t was Speaker CALDWELL who struck the
Keynote IN the convention in reply to Mr..
0oShADs speech on the subject of free
coinage and PAlTrsoN and DANIEL joining
in the chorus swellei i. TO grand tri-
umphal anthem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

The Board of Trade Of Nashville C"enn0
has invited MI JOIN SEILIoN WILLIAMS.
OF this city. 20 deliver an address before
II on Tuesday evening next. He has ac-
cepted and has chosen as his subject The
Credit Of heSouth. " whichIs oadenoush
in its scope to enable him to set forth the
truth with respect TO the readjustment OF
the debts Of the States Of the South and
to discuss the present credit conditions OF
these States and OF their municipalities and
chief railroad corporations.
Mr. WILLIAM is a young man Of great
intelligence. lie Is the most thorough and
industrious compiler OF southern stats
tics that we know OF. and the manual Of
which he Is the author. issued by JoHN l.
WILLIAMS 4 son. bankers and brokers, IS
one of the most useful publications OF the
day and is everywhere quoted as authority
on southern securities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
DRESSES.

our en,lce stock o, IMPORTED PATTERN
DRESSES reduced TO below cost 90 close out.
This Is an opportunity 90 secure a hn9 street
nr trnrnllLnc cnslImn 40 0 very low price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

We trust that there is no dissatisfaction
with the satisfaction that We all feel at the
happy conclusion of the work of the State
Democratic Convention Of Thursday last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
True magnanimity vaunteth not ITSELF.
The Pittsburg Times.

We acknowledge the receipt of an inyi-
tat.on to be present at the opening Of the
Tittsburg Times building, which takes
place Tuesday afternoon, May 3lst, next.
The ceremonies will commence at ? O'Clock
and Will last until Z. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
MEETINGS-FOurth Monday.

STRICT OBSERVANCE LODGE or aAs0Ss.
USIrED BROTHERHOOD or CARPENTERS.
MUNFORD LODGE, TOSTl.
REsCUH LODGE, GOOD TEMPLARs.
CHARITY LODGE, GOOD TEHPLARs.
N'GIiL CATHOLIC UNION.
GRANITE LEGION or THE RED CROSS.
"E" COMPANY, FIRST VIRGINIA BE ilMRNr.
ENTERPRISE COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS.
LEE COUNCIL. MECHANICS.
PATRICK HENRY COUNCIL, MECHANICS.
INDIASOIA TRIBE, RED MKS.
PAMCNKEY TRiBE, RID MkS.
ASSOwAN TRIBE, RED MN.
STUART COUNCIL, LEGION OF HONOR.
NAPOLEON LODGE, LEGION or HONOR.
SYRACUSE LODGE, KNIGHTS or rYTHiAs.
IyANnOE LODGE, KNIGHTS oy PYTHIAs.
OLD DOMINION LODGE, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
RICHMOND LODGE, ODD-rELLOws.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Having anticipated this outcome Of tho con.
Test We can accept II with good grace, especially
as II appears 10 have been largely duo 70 the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

We arc receiving daily an the latest styles IN
LADIES' Low SHOES and SLIPPERS, which We
offer ut any goods phi os.
LADIES' Low OXFORD TIES in al s,ylos q {
l.gS worth $3.50.
LADIES FINE OXFORD TIES in a great va
rie.v of styles az 500, s2.7j, SOS, $3.50, 81,
ami $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

INCLUSION TO WASHINGTON
~ SATURDAY NIGHT. June fih. for Whit
Monday Train leaves Eiba AZ : o'clock Z. VI.
sharp. Returning, leaves Washington Monday
evening June 9th. at O'Clock sharp. Round
trip S2.5c. CLASH, THOMPSON a co.
my IL, Is, 90. "A ,26.2 9,3lSJel,2,3,4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
.BlaZ0rSand Shirt Waists

Tho variety o. styles and designs Ia these caf-
r,lanf4 i4 eauai fO any shown Do the ciy' ana me
pr..n- hlyctli nneu made orurreSrond WIN 600
ineop,n, reductions made DO other departments
for this MAY BARGAIN SALE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
FLOVERS.

From the lata.t aGviccs from tie head Of FASH
Tor, Centres we le1rn that FLO" Eh> arr even in
better demand and moro shown Tor summer
stglos than Tor spring. the variety has nttef
noon ao coinpl.f. ~ now, ana $500 can please yul
IN either cnerp or inc FRENCH SPRAY cr
WREATH.