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Arizona republican., 1893-06-01


trict of the Territory OF Arizona, In and for
We s,us,, az Nanaops
william 4, Will ans, plaintif,)
Elizabeth v illiams, defendautD
Action brought in the District Court OF the
Third judicial District of the Territory of Ari-
zona In and for Maricopa County. ana the
complaint filed in said Maricopa County, in
the Office Of the Clerk Of said district Court
In the name of the Territory OF Arizona 10
Elizabeth Wi liams. Defendant, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned and required 10
app ear in an action brought against you by the
above ma n ed plsintif III the district Court OF
the Third Judicisl District OF the Territory oil
Arizona. in a. d for Maricopa County, ana an
swer the complaint therein tilen with the CLERK
OF this said Cont NJ ph9nix. In said County,
within ten DAYS after the service upon you oil
this Summons, If served iu this salh county,
or If served out OF tn S said County ana "ithlh
this said Judicial District. then within twenty
DAYS thereafter, or In all ou er ca es Wlthlh
thirty days thereafter, the times abo' men.
toned being exclusive OF the day OF service, or
Judgment by default will he taken Against you
Giyen under my hand aud seal OF the DIS
trict Court OF the Third JUDICIAL District 81 the
Territory OF Arizona, IN and ior harlcopa
County. this 18Th day of May, A. D. 1873
Clerk of said District Court.
Bv II. STOUT,
First publication May 10, 1898 Deputy Clerk
Arizona republican., 1893-06-01

twenty five years: the cost OF snch publication
shall be paid by the said J. NJ Gardner or his
assigns.
Passed by the common council Of the city Of
Phoenix, this 18th day of May,
lsEALl 1895
p. J.COLE,
Mayor.
City Recorder.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-01
Summons.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trie OF the Territory OF Arizona, in and for
the County OF Maricopa
Malcolm McNair, Plaintiff,
Arizona republican., 1893-06-01

~ Pullman Palace Cars through without
change via Chattanooga to New York only one
change of cars TO the principal points In Georgia
ViIgipia, North and SC nth Carolina and Allan
TG~Ticket ONCE, 81 st. Charles Street, New
Oriears' II. T. JONES, T. p. A.,
DALLAS. TEXAS.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-01

TIE central telegraph exchange at
hrs, Franco. is simply a bureau OF
tapsluission, and neither directly re-
s;7es nor distributes dispatches. 1t
tansmits $3.50 kilograms daily and
FINISHES employment to 500 men and
40 women.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-01
Call for City Warrants.

will pay upon presentation the following
xursSsrea c.ty warrants of the isSp- OF March,
h. int srSst oe~sin: this 23i day Of NAV, 1873.
Us. 67s, 60 $50, 6sl 6S2 6ss, ssi, 6S5 $685. 6s7,
6SS, 6sJ. /. NJ. CAR Sly,
City Treasurer.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-01
Summons.

In the District Court OF the Third Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory OF Arizona, In and for
We spuss, 81 Nanaops.
william 4, Will ans, plaintif,)
Arizona republican., 1893-06-01

h.COmmon Council of the city OF Phoenix do
Niain Is follows:
Arizona republican., 1893-06-01
SEALED BIDS
For Furnishing City Sup
plies.

Sealed Bids for furnishing City Lights. Lum-
Der and Meals for the City Prisoners will be re-
ceivtd by the City Recorder up TO and includ
the 9Th day. of June, 1928.
Bids must re sealed and marx ed upon the out
side what they are for.
The CommO. Council reserves the right 10
accept any or reject all bids.
ED. SCHWARTZ,
City Recorder
Arizona republican., 1893-06-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ICON. Hid No. l3i6l
LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIzoN

(Com-Hd No. 1886.
LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIZONA,
May 3, 1898
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following named settler has filed notice
OF his intention to make final proof In support
OF his claim. and thai said proof will be made
before the Clerk Of the United States District
Court at Phoenix. Arizona, on the 10th of Jnne,
1898, viz: James Z. bark Of Phoenix. Arizona,
for the SWl4 Sec, 3, T N. RE.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residen upon and Gu tivatou
Of. said land, viz: John Perry, Harry 7. Girls
we'll, Martin II Calderwood and John Fitz.
HEKsERT BROWN.
Date of LIST publication, May 81 Register.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-01
hlrI Of NickelS, Goldberg Bros,
Opera House, July 4th.
ORDINANCE NO. 40.

4, Ordinance Granting to j. VI. Gardiner,
81. successors and Assigns n Fran
thlse To Construct and Operate
system of Electric Light aud
Power In the city OF rR1-
nix, Territory II Arizona.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

The Norfolk Irr..ut lnIcates its pre-
florence for Congressman OFrEEALL tor
che Cub material Office, but says that 1T
will Lot advocate the candidacy Of any
Democrat previous t0a nomination audit
"Tc.Iets Chat the question OF class or sec
ton should be brought into the issue of a
nomination.'
The Norfolk landmark iuclines to the be-
li,f that there will Be moro than two
names u candidates Tor the governorship
presented 10 the state Democratic Con-
Neutou.
The Newport News Sun fayors the nomi-
nation of Colonel A. 5. BuToED for Cover
nor and declares that there is no quail
1cation which BIO docs not possess" and
that che Is able. clean. and true
Hold the State convention about the
usual time. and hold IT in Richmond " Is
The advice OF the West Point PA ndodser.
Tho CLARKE Cor.e1 Is IN favor Of naming
the ticket at an carly day" Then II wouid
leave 10 20 each county 10 say whether II
would have long or short canvass.
An "carly dayn would be before the
last week IN july 81 late day" would
lie later than tho middle Of August. b.
tween these dates Is the time Gubcrnato-
Ilai conventions have been held in this
State Tor tho Last two decades. and trans
lortaton. telesraphic and telephone "a
clt.c- have been improving every year,
tAas making the labors Of canvass less
end less. Tho convention which nom-
mated MCKINNEY. TrLER, and Scorr
was IN session here Oh August II and 10.
$50, and MCkINNtY's majority over Ma
HONE was 5000. The DI>rArCH Is N favor
Il holding the convention about the usual
Nme-thGt Is 90 say, NOT sooner than the
last week in July and no. later than the
.udi.e Of August.
The Roanoke Word is OF the opinion
tlat tine graceful thing for Norfolk
would be TO Withdraw aud urge the CLAIMS
a. Roanoke for the convention city. Nor
fox can hardly hope TO secure the prlla.
because II Is so far from the centre II tho
State" ~ the World Is really looking for
the place which will be- easiest OF access 20
The greatest number OF delegates We trust
That .twA mol forget the claims Of Rich
l. ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12
HUGE PENSION FRAUDS
Unearthed in Norfolk. Involving $780,
DrowrN'. Thriving Business.

Tho Pension Department NJ Washington be-
l.va-tta, has upeertoei st1ucuIous pension
i''1l-
Nu attorney of &.rfo'k, Va, named w. IL.
D-.vfv. low lulnr arrest. is ehnrsci with se-
curing fraudulent pension citiu- by the whole
4tie. using u- hi- instruments. ln many cases,
cl.uicI women and mvu Who could not read o.,
Wrfe.
About twelve months AFRO Secretary Nobl"
0r1.i.f tnvce caar- cropped from %" pension
f.I. MAT Drnwrg has secured. ana later or the
latter was dobarr.i from practice Whom tno
present Administration cafue into power q tho
rough ilVestl CATION WAS made into ne cis's
that brrwry had occurred. ana Whom u was con-
,iIlci "a few Gays ago 10 was discovered hat
about "J per cent 0i III" cases ne hal Aahliel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12
not called together in March but he now
wishes to sec Vt IN session within few
|
An Extra Session

The Farmviic Journal says:
RIVER since tho Republicans went out 81
orHcc and oven before this question has b"eh
uppcrnost, and ;he money sharks have taken
advantage Of this state Of things 10 such an o.
tent that finances have been pnulcky MI WV
spring. IL may be necessary 70 hurry up 'he OK
ira session in order to restore confidence n"'
The general feeling 81 that Cleveland anu n''
councillors VIII solve thu problem. ana thus u
may not I q necessary 90 call our congressman u"
eother before September. 1hesc EXTRA sessions
nrc generally distastcml, but ~e soc n" 'ih''
way 20 rct ont O; tho troubles oclucath"i 70 US
by inc Republicans
There is no other way. The time hN'd
for the nnnual meeting Of Congress ~ the
wrong time. Invariably that body as
scmllcs with tho intention ~ do
nothing until after Christmas Mor'
han month ia annually thrown
away. Congress ought aiways 10 meet
GA the first Monday IN January. o'
c'.o tie Gret Mo- Day IA September. The
h1ut Of wasting time vii never cease so
long a. 10 i- as-umei tia, no business oan
Dc done before Christmas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

4 d..patch from Washington 10 the New
1orA >u. wal a-tonish those of our VIZ
rlIa contemporaries who bayo recently
taken us 70 task for what they consider
Father uusound views oi the tarlG question.
We quote:
The sauo, II "a nov certain, II Mr.. Cleveland
- 10 way, Will be a subordinate question ia tho
tfl- Pledges and professions made IN the int.
'fi % arif reform will not amoup, 10 a snap O!
-e i2ger: AID any disguise rs " this propo.
t''on 10 growing loss aud less"
4Ac SIa Is not friendly 10 Mr.. CLEvE-
'ASn and We DO not know how true the
hDoye-qno,ed paragraph is, but It may GER
t"iiiy Oo characterized as important if
''N"' With CLEVELAND to back 1t. the
"l'iAT'l ought ~ be regarie rs a sound
standardization organ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

BLACK DRESS GOODS
A.. yards 4i-lnch hue slik-Warp Henrietta
for - from s7.I0.
A. yards Irc-ueys Imperial Serge, $40
from SG.03.
wards Henrietta f0r $3.50 from s5.42.
-2 yards Nuns yelling Tor 1Jc. from Csc.
3 yards Al-Mool Henrietta tor $L50 from
S2.TJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

INChmOnl L0tItr-InIc1-Hp p0lLI
Senator John ". Daniel writes 10 o. friend her'
that he visits Mr. Cleveland very often and "a.
never received by any one wish uo-e cJar'c- j.
lie stats that the relations u himself and Che
President are now Is PHEASANT a. they could b,
AMI are likely 20 continue 20.
Th's c.u.ru@ reports from Washington TO tho
effect thar Virginia senior senator notWi,h
standing hi. powerful nCnt against the rsnomi-
nation ~ Mr. cleveland, he, not lost che favor Of
the President n s, no secret that DanIel " '-
the cniet ba 'krr OF hir NcDOunl1 fOr the Per
sian mission and rot only Was largely instrl-
WnntaI go getting that appointment made, hul
las scc fred other places Tor hiS constituents
among them Stat.stirRu of the Agricultural De
partulent for Sir. Feathers .oue. OF Bedford.
Those persons who predicted that the senator
would have no lnluen'o with me administrator
arc beginning 10 ma out that they were mib-
taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

Now. the New Workers wish e. know
who Killed tlc escaped murderer EorHL
Puri-rrr. who broke from sing sing VIII
linn. .s generally accused q tto crime
lut h, cane De- found, and hence can { bC
gotten either 10 confess or deny TIE
charge.
A bullet was found imbcdled in RoruL'-
BRAN.
hsto tho monyo for decentralization are
two theories one Is that PArusrrR icaroi
that the boat was So small that il would
rut carry 10th o. tlcm safely across the
rv.r. aal ,he other is tJat PArLIs1EE
EUel Borw 10 possess himself OF some
u..aey which De believed RoEHL had.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-FRIDAY, MAY IL, 1893.
BLACK WALNUT CAVALRY REUNION
Farmer Eimunds Recovering -He-eiee-
tion of Mr.. Barksdaie Gratifying.
lCorrc.pondcnce q The hichmond nlspalch

H0UsrON. HMtrAX COUNTY, Va, May u
BLACK Walnut Company G.. Third virginia '"'-
airy. will have reunion ~ Ch"ator Spr'ns" on
Memorial Day. May aOth. ana will repair TO ,he
grave aud enclosure ~ their hmont'i , nn
S.nt,in Vhappnu AdIresses viii pa dciVernd
and A happy uc1sou will boz spcnt by old 'o'"
faiee, ,,.,t.
Hon Paul G.. EImunds IL still confined 70 NV
room. iicis eu1cflng nom inoammh''I) a.. a.
n,,itan,. which has attarkrIhis left kucc lie "
,Ncfv much brttor today. .. b.
Mr. !. T. NrGurc 81 Richmond. Is Vl''i'hs wv
bruttcr-lu-law, Nov. &. =. smith. ,-
Tho u. cicrtirn pr ~. T. T. uhrksiale ny ihe
state Unatt nf Etuoaticn a. superintendent o'
S,hool. 81 Haitian g. gratifying 8" q lnik' '',,r
oi friends aud dcubuess Vrry eaiisia'ih1 \"
people generally ilc has Wado = most A'''''
ana eGI Gent officer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

ror~ospcnicureo ~ tha III 'hn''i H'"vN'hl
tu,tf. fft.,t.IT. Va, Mav H. h' i,''
Bowie strange ,aup. tpnfoictato '''elA -
h4r tntIfrl fUN tief uitcfvilIe FiT' wv l''t' ~,
t,.,,,,r, tn trr.,e.. IHr pl tnr uutcialE ol ih'
t,,cru'.rert tc ff.c ,p.l.lnrai' |'-I 10 i'r "a
,,tsitt .,i ,I.t.rta. Zoe Glcuon hove nrtcl'''
the INVITATION. ,.., If
NrJ. D. Aufrovr han rhrrel 'n' W1' W
...i.. N,a Nora. whore tlcy viii no frli.
a.. ,,..irt aI t.o recent rricr' uum iNr J. '.l-
,,.s..,. ....r4' O.. boa l.,uwr uccrr' alF 20 '''
continue one delivery ru Main street on !" ,'.
ad.u.t tIc r.utcH to olIai'' We "v'N &
.......f d.. r..r.-.rl-s iu fnfs ttfv. m Ut
,,,l,e, |e.ee tt pI-.uc-s. nra VIII be no rosa"
rf 600 trIcr, -------.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY TIE DLSPAYCN CoMpANX

Tts rAIiY DISPATCH - delivered "a sun-
prr;hcfs 81 F1FTrsN ONT per week, payable 90
fhe cnyT1or weekly. kei~d ~ s5 per annum
a. for gix months. si.5o Tor three months 5oc
1NoDo month.
Tho WEEKLY DISPATCH ~ 81 pcr annum
q, qhoSUNDAl DISPATCH a. si.oO per annum
Uf5c. fOr xix months
sutSTipiioss IN all cascs payable in advance
sno no paper continued after tho expiration oil
The amo paid ior. Send pof,-ofice money-order'
ctoch. O. rorisiercd letter Currency sent by
NAL VIII 10 a. the risk % the sender SUB
tuihcs wishing Their uosi-ofcc changed mus
Iive helr old a. well ~ u,cir new Ics;-oaice
tell Ilc NOliCs no.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

n cieAr-heaaed Richmond banker said
9'>iefiay. IN response 10 a remark thatht
ply Congress was not called ia ex.
y session on the 4th Of March, that
10" Congress will know better than 1t was
possible iOr II TO know IN March what the
Assas OF the peopie are. For this reason he
tsia he could not regret that Congress was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12
THE TOW ER.
Corner Second and Broad Streets.

RED AyDBLTELADIRs SILK UMBRELLAS,
| % inches. natural stick handles. only SID.
FINEGLOEIA SILK UMBRELLAS, red md
blue natural wood handles, 20 inches, reduced
LADIES GLORIA SILK UMBRELLAS. full 26
inches natural WOOD handles. regular iriec
GOOD RAiN- AND sLN-UNBRELLAS, So,
LI,DiEs FANCY PARASoLs in all styles,
New Inc q FiNRINDIA AND CHINA SILKS
va plain colors old rose, Old blue. nc" green,
piuk, tan, ana heliotrope REDUCED from o0c' 10
J0C. yard.
Bia.S guaranteed waterproof CHINA SILKS.
So ~, u, 900, 81. and sl.l5 yard
FANCY DKEsS SILKS 37l4, -, 90, 62ls. aui
9sc.-dark and light grounds.
BLACK INDIA llNENN, nue AMI sheer I2h.
-. lG'e, 30. am Is q yard.
FINE BLACh 81 LIS ~ &c. a yari.
FINE BLACK FRENCH OkGANDiE, 6s
FINE BLACK JAcoNEr LAWNS, l2Il,. q
BLACK SATIN STRIPE AND CROSS
BARRED NJ slim. 12}l'. yard.
LAp-BOBE~. omIgoiiere1 centres, c9c., y.
sl25, and 500 apie e. worth double that
amount
LADIES FINE swlSs-RlBBED GAUZG
New Inc Of GhNTLEHES's FINE PERcALE
SHIRTS. all neT patterns. ~ neat stripes. cuts
and collars detached. O.. 3 ana sl.25 an.e.e.
l6t.c. p yard Tor FL Vt AND SHEER DOTTED,
STRIPED. AND FIGURED Nj Sins, every
yard worth 2Jc. n yard.
Az. f0r your choic. ~ 800 LADIES SHIRT
VASES, made at fine percale aud neG.y
made.
4 great variety Of WAISTS IN all styles and
PRICE.
WHITE INDIA LINEN WAISTS. 43c apiece.
GENILENEN'S FINE OUIAG-SlllkIr only
Ju'. apiece.
irgat reduction in MATING, FLOOR OIL
CLOIN. &r.
BABl-CARRlAGES "a All styles a. greatly re-
duced prices, handsomely upholstered Ia SILK,
plush, ami btocateIe.
- - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

Tho bankers Of Alabama are ev n'
rrnus unanimously IN favor ~ the
repeal Of tho SuEEMAN silver la"
We worc surprised a. Gnd m yes
tcrday's papers telegram stating
that tie State Bankers Association bad
voted by only three majority 60 ASA for i'+
repeal But. rs We have frequently sa'd.
l..fcr often Docs ,1acth what Won d'ut
expect . 20 DO. and So We suppose th' N''-
hams bankers have their own financial
lotions aud iutool % live up g. them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

FRIDAY-REMNANT-DAY

our offerings Of REMNANTS TOR FRIDAY
May I2th. VIII he unusually attractive-noiice-
snly CHIlDREN's KILT SUITS, DRESSES
SKIRTS, a., ior children 3 yosra Of age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12
CUILDREN'S HATS.

PIQUE UtTs aud 3 sHlRBED.MCLL
HATS. % t0l0'.
. CkFAN Null hats. 81 20 2Jc.
" GfsTUAN SUN-BCNNElS, l PINK and /
tlgc. : 10 o. 11".
lib LAT, ~ 90 SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

The Austrian ga,orrme.. l7 taking ''
time about giving Its ,-"8"T - JAN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12
INFANTS DEPARTMENT.

! INFANTS LONG SKIRT, Hamburg rufle
ami rllstor tucks. 81 20 $3.50
CHLD'S GJINPE l6 year, 800 o. SID.
1 CHlLDS APRON 10 wears, ei.2j 70 gl
- CHILDRFN'S APRONS Is years. 81 20 75r.
INFANIS' SHORT SKIRT :, WITH bodies, : /
% f1r.
INFANrS' SHORT SKIRTS, without bodies,
30 90 Soc.
ALL SLIGHTLY sOlLED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

: yari. black He-naui FOR g. from ~.
Oilyarls Myrtle Tafeta, nice Tor sKltt, $40
from Sac for piece.
yards n.U'ed Cnlna SIX 81 from fl2.
1885 yarls red ground China SILK, win dainty
Hack nsure. as from s6.l9.
~ yard- black Sat.n-etriped china Silk, with
tlw-knotso' old go!i, for 1910 from roo.
10 yards black saun-slrpcd emma six, 50
5 yards Of surab. green with heliotrope stripe.
ESQ from Sa.ju.
White, black. nuI colorcI Nets that wore 1J,.
tosl.gs last year. NJ pc. a}ari.
S.ors- ~ bits ~ pretty six Tor trimming
LADtE, SHIhI-NAI~Io-
7of Norma, Calico, little solcd, DC. from
&c.
awLi,e Lawn. Boo. from 4sc.
3 Of srrab six, cardinal, navy, 81 to 80; been
fBln,x -grah. With knife plating, SIZE 81,
besu 5000, for rs.
BLACK DRESS GOODS
a. yards 4G-lnrh fine slik-Warp Henrietta
A.. yards Tr.c,teg's Imperial Serge, $40
from SG.03.
~ wards Henrietta Tor $3.50 from s5.42.
49, wards Nuns yelling for 5Jc from Csc.
, yards Ali-Mool Henrietta for $L50 from
second Counter-Main Aisle
DRESSES
lYoung lady's Eton suit Of tan mixed che
vio-, $40 -. silk-farod, gauntlet ca1s, Is
from Si-.
Eton sut., tan crcpon, size "a, e. from
sl2.1r.
. Bia7ar suite, tan mixture. imperfec-ions 40
. lgLt YOU'D scarcely see them from show-
2 from So. 30.
Sleeveless Econ suit 81 imported navy serge,
sizc 80. $3.50 from $500.
- Wa.er sui's black storm serge. IS and 40,
s5.5O rom 80.
/ MVrtie Rroadcoth Refer SUIT, sl1o 81, for
500. been flO.
Ilsht.I.n Blazer suit. divided CAPE. hand
somcly emo,oiderei. $3.50 from slj.
l french- Sattcen Drcs.-rather % skirt Gll
eilrt-wal.t- been $40. To- 3 /.
B.0u,s Tennis Su.r. been $500, fOr 1Jc.
\ number Of others. Yes, ana Capes ana
, FLASEELETTE WRAPPERS, been s1.65.
for 1jc. lake Elevator
10 rh,..e bits at hali Gnd citen third Of
uie-o price. Front.
MEMS GOODS
a Pialtei-Iiosom LAUNDERED SHIRTS, size
15ta-micnt as we'll be uunundered. ~ they
noel Wuslug-bUc. from 41r
! others. aye 10, ~ iSc. from '3c.
30 Nch'-Figured Crepc 90 Chine FOJR-iN-
HAND SCAktS, some graduated ends. 2Jc.
from SOC.
IL dozen Wbue-Lawu TIES at a.. dozon.
Zine unhlcnchcJ, Isle ih-eAd IlALt-HOSE-
pairs size 9; . pairs slzs IL. l2la,. from
sh
A low Mons real India GAUZE SHIRTS.
French neca, DC. from 5Oc.
Front
BASEMENT BARGAtNS-at least hints
A loi OF Kitchen Tablespoons, &c. dozen,
from 3Jc.
7-inch Carbon TroTels. Sc.
Sccub-Brushcs, PC. some been Zoe. some less
Hair Busters, DE-. from l4c.
Toilet-Paper. The Sunh)wer sc. for large
package.
Polished Wood sALT-BOXES, &c. worth more
than double.
PAsrRY-BOARDS, popular size, 13c. from
2gc.
Kitchen BOLLER-TOWEL RACKS. loo. from
800.
Good GARDEN HOSE AZ &C. foot.
Oya! BkRAD-IRAl :, Toe, beou 23c
Onyx pIANOLAMP boon s22. for sI3.
Piano-Lamps, been sll.07., Tor s6.
BABY-CARXfAGRS somewhat scratched.
they spoil the looks u the stock 80 3l6 from
s23, sl0 from 80, $500 from 80.
basement.
And so through every depart
ment. Hosts Of savings. No won
der Remarkably is popuIar-and
they merit even double the usual
crowd. Prompt, courteous atten.
ton. No tedious waits.
TuSHu- ~~uu-n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12
I'LL. I41I.
B. ]. BEAR,
EAST MAIN STREET
Diamonds, Watches, Ster-
ling Silver, and Silvcr-Plated
Flat and Hollow Ware,
Clocks, Bronzee, and Bric.a-
Brac.

ILKarat Gold-Fillcd Ladies and Gen
tlemens Watches, with Elgin and Wal
than movements, from Sl5 up.
Solid Gold Ladies aud Gentlemen @
Watches, with Elgin and WAlthsm
movements, from $50 up.
Eght-Day Walnut Clocks from 81 to
500 worth double.
Sickle Alarm-Clocks, Soc.
A tull line Of Silver Novelties cheap.
Special attention paid to repairing
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry.
Call and BE- convinced.
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INFANTS CAPS.

/ CORDED SILK NULL. $3.50 $50.
J EMBROIDERED SILK NULL, q % 5L50.
/ CREAM AKIN RE- SILK, S3.@J 70 sLjO.
/ CREPE DIX CHINE. 600 90 {l.jO.
EMBROIDERED CASHMERE, $500 -
sI.JJ.
/ SCHAH SILK. 81 10 SOC.
All SLIGHTLY SOILED.
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BOO skcins u BARCAEREN ROPE THREAD,
ali r.l0r-. -. 4. -hein. IRON -.
4Ge p0vls ~ KNITTING SILK, various colors,
I0r. from 21r.
90 balls n rfNsEL, L.. a talL Maybe ends
loose or label og.
. AKr SQUARES. 35136 inches, SOC. from
4ir.
ART TIDES, vash-sisnping, a slip IN print
luc he-c and there, been 10 90 zoe. any for
e..
> WASHsrAND SCARtS. drawn ends aud
knouei fringe, stamped, 2ic. from 'dr
4-llru Moinir Cloth, Doc. IRON 'Or.; 2Ic from
IDc.
NOME BUREAU sCARFs. stamped. drawn
thread. 5Oc. from slO0, &c. from j0c., zoe
from l.Il.
And those but hint OF the art p.cAlnss.
West Aisle
More than 200 remnants Of
FANCY DRESS GOODS, often
enough for dress.
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1rE'o!FE!N
(0NRAfY
S-O
II, 10, IS, and II east Broad.
nnnunyn- rnIn.r. MAY u. 1899.

RflnMoND. Midday. May TT ISv3.
Laughing with newneSS, the
MILLINERY parlors beckon you.
Is it case of spider and fly ? The
manager hasn't forgiven US for
rushing in a crowd yesterday ; but
all is readiness to-day---hosts OF
new things that were in New York
Monday. Can be ready for your
wearing Sunday.
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TO.DAY---R EMNANTS.

mOiud(. tdll NC IN"SI ~ JO
wearing Sunday.
Take Elevator.
TO.DAY-.REMNANTS.
Yard-sticks and scissors have
danced and clipped merrily this
week, and short ends are plenty.
Careful hands and keen eyes have
also been through the stocks and
put the ban upon every article
where flaw or speck could count
against it. It's the only way to
keep stocks perfect---though hig
losses follow. Better quick losses
and clean stocks than accumull-
tons that would soon make the
store dingy. But the bulk of the
pickingS are from the newest
goods---mostly our short ends, but
sometimes mill ends sent Us as Spc-
cial prizes. Here's an instance
~ pieces u a. pretty GGNGBAMs "a You ever
saw, 9 20 l3 yards long. Ia three years no
cut price has brought you such quality under
10 70 lJc. These 40 l2lac. yard.
10 remnants q Beachef Muslin, yard wide. j.
10 d-jari pieces. &c. for GI4c. sort
group or special tuterest-remnants Of SOLID
color CHAMBkAYN-rel, gray mUod.
brown. tan. light green: also, choice bis ~
cotton BEDFORD CORDS nnd ChEPE~.
They've been 10 20 l2i3c. To-day. DC.
Q remnants FLiSNELETTE. 2 10 yards,
ends from choicest new l-le'. goo1s' tor
Main Aisle and Rear.
: remnants white PLAID NAINSOOk large
plaids small, = 10 yards Been Sc; tor
3D..
satu-striped ORGANIZES, shsor and pretty,
to 10 yards; piece price I2tRc.; remnant
prise Glic.
DOTTED NUsLINS. for dresses FOR curtains,
Ice. from 13c.-gOoi, usabie lengths.
About $50 yards Of EMBROlDE-
RY In disable lengths ; bits from
the ruf-i, selling Of new beauties.