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NJ ssAGE AND NlEorHIcIrY.

XTApOR AND HIP BATHS MASSAGE AND
electric lrcstment; ladies only. MISS 9.
srAPlEn, 2tl First ST., rooms 3, 4, 5, Il, opp.
Nadeau. 1C-2U II
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LOSE IND FOUND.

I OSr-AN ELK's TOOTH CUFF BUTTON
IL with acme hinge. The finder will be re-
warfied by leaving same ut 1927 Maple ave,
or ut th,s olice. 25
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BIKE POSrERs.

-->~---
II w. CAMPBELL, PRES'T l.. a. BILL POST
IL. ing Co.; the only houest bill poster. ll3
L. second. Tel. l475. Sign painting.
~ EO. ?. MCLEAN, PRESIDENT STATE BILL
VI Posters associations; me only bill poster in
Los Angeles. 254 S. Main st.
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NOR sALE--$i50 A BEAUTIFUL GROOM
IL house. com pletely furnished pzano stable,
lawn, Flower street near Pico; bargain TAf-
LOk, 102 Broadway. ~
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uw.p ~ NyEp-MALE.

A MAN IN EVERY SECTION TO SELL
N staple goods TO Dealers: experience un-
necessary; best side line T75 Il month sal
nry aiid expenses or large commission ma.ie:
SOAP MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Cinein
iati, q.
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i l. EEI Lists.

Nj RS. WEAVER JACKSON. MANICURING
4N ior ladies and gentlemen; specialist in
campleXion department: electroytic remoN 81
OF superiuous hair 206-7-S Stimson block /;
tel -dU. 3-l5-95
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fNlTY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL. FREE
I labor bureau, 24D New High st., telephone
1853. for COOKS, walters, household help me
chanics and lnborcrs. ". A. WHITE, man
ager. ll-lu u
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MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS T SUIT on
4vA any good coliater |; business strictly
confidential; loans negotiated on city and
counif$ property. w. L. DEMING 2tl W,
First ST.. rtom -. l2ail ly
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~ animation free; also chiropody, manicur-
ing, shamrooing, etc. VACY STEER, 12l1s 8
Broa1Way lo-l3
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xxrANTEn--A FEW PERSONS IN EACH
w place TO do writing. send stamp for 10
pngc book Of particulars J. WOODBURY., VT
W. For y-second ST., n. Y. city. io-7 ly
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pHOTOG AAPH SaWLOit.
II UENETU a. E.

rGNHE Los ANGELES FURNITURE EX.
Il change, 3j1 n. Main, is the place to buy
or sell your furniture, carpes for first class
upholstering; goods stored and sold on com
mission; first class stock and popular prices.
c. L. BUELL.. ltf
NEW SECOND HAND STORE WANTS GOODS
~ ETCHISON Il LANE GiT s. Spring ST.
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vi ONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, JEW
W clry watches. pianos. sealskins, live stock
and collateral sscuri v. LEE BRO
= S- 402 ). spring ST.
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NOR sALE-LARGE RESIDENCE LOTS ON
Il rowne and stanford avenues in Denison
tract, near Ninth street school; 800 aud up,
on payments 10 suit WI loan purchaser
money to build with at per cent this is Ia
walk ng dista. ce and best opportunity You
Second ST. "a
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S1.N0O.OO0

Sis 10 9is per cent gross; sums OF S5c00
aud up; business properly. MeuAR-
WIN y BRONSON, l2vls S. Spring
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ClTizENs' INVESTMENT co,
~ 224 s Broadway.
Stock and bond brokers, loans mortgages, Sc
curities and Investments, collections made,
taxes paid and o. erty managed for nm
residents or Others l-20.f
iIOtNDENfER u WADSWORrH, BROKERS
4 Ji3 W. second st buy and sell mortgages
stocks, bonds and u y good securities II yvui
wish 10 leud or borrow ar iuvest in real estate
call Oh us; collections made and prorcrty
managed for non-resdcnts. seif
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TIME LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE
L incorporated). located at IA s. Main St.
is tie largest end best equipped institution in
soathern california. 1t provides n thorough
business education in the most = actical wa.
The shortnaid departmen leads all compet-
tors. and is great success. Its department oi
penina ship is conducted by t. X. Isaacs,
teacher of natlniial reputa ton. Day session
open all the ye,r Might sessions Monday,
Senu for catalogue. l.. X SIIIlsAjlEE,, pres.
I w. kELsEY. vice.pres. ]. \. INSkEEI. SOC
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r3xasstAL.

ETAIQN LOAN COMPANY LOANS MONEY
Z on oil nos bf col a,cral security, watches,
diamonds. jeweiPy, Sea.sSIns and furnitDre
IN lodsi Ing and boarding. houses, and on pi nos
without removal. private eelcc for ladies'
room ll2i buS1es confidential CLARK A..
block IL I'm
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spEoI.s. NOTICES.
l Yl2 6. MAIN ST.

yN0k A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION USE
( pcrrallinnc and Egyptia Lustre; il makes
the skin white and eradicaics pimpies, ana
bust and neck dcycl oped; wrinkles and all
fuoial blcmshes removed a. onr once or by
using our own special remedies; mail orders
lsrjnl attention. DkS CARPENTER <
ADAMS, .52'2 ). Main ST., Los Angeles Ladies
in attendance. -
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no LOAN - UNLIMITED AMOUNT FOR
! small loans; no commissions; light expense.
SECURITY LOAN Il ThuSr CO.. 223 $. Spring
D. -,1
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gNOR sALE-$l 0-CfGAE STORE: RENT,
Il %,i bargain. SS0u--,andy store; good
usiness. f.50-Restaurant; good business.
snap. $tl o0-llalf interest arber shop: good
business. l60U-Grocery, sales Si2lio 10 Sia %
per month. T.5 sI--iniercst in " arain and
feed business: None but firsi-class business man
wanted. y. IS WALkER N co, l@si2 W. 5 G.
ond ST. IL
L III the city OF 80 nicely furnished roomsl
aa sv farms
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NOR SALE FINEST LOTS IN BONNIE
II Brae from $500 to $500; lot on Twenty
first near sFigueroa, SS25: lot on Pico near
Union. $3.50; lots on Vernon and Alhanv be-
low pico, 1850. MCKNIGHT & CLAY, 252 8.
broadway
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V7OR EXCHANGE A PRETTY COTTAGE
i home for ranch. See Taylor, lO2 Broad
way. "a
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yy-ANTED-BOYs FOR THE HOLIDAYS
w / os Angeles District Messer ger company
l37lS West Second street. -
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EsI. EsTATE.

DELL & sABICHI, REAL ESTATE AND
ID insurance agents: money loaned al six
q. per cent .U3 West Third street, I2-7 II
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EOR SALE-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO
l. sell for one-half its actuA cost a modern.
wcllhuilt, S-room house: convenient to busi-
ness, schools and car line; small amount of
cash required. CARTER l. BEECHER 32s $.
Hroadway .S
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ksRs DR. J. II. SMITH, SPECIALITY. MID
W. wfery. Ladies cared for during confne-
mcnt at 727 Rel evue ave. Calls promp ly at
tend to. Telephone l119 60 If
VYYGEIA TREATMENT FOR ALL DISEASES;
1 Il most sucr sssful method: no drugs; has
cured hundreds; consultation free ]. T.
TUTTLE, uI3 :. Broadway. 2-25
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VI; ANTED-20 PARTIES TO JOIN A col
W ony On government that has plenty OF
water; best of soil and climate. For particu-
lars call at 2lS Broa lway. PACIFIC COLO
NIIATION CO. 1l1I-sr-su-mo-th-tf
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One Of the incest lodging houses in Los An
geles; in good ocatio 81 finely furnished
rooms for only \ 500; ~ BOO cash, balauce on
time. BAKER 23jla s. Spring Vt ~
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yDERsONAL SCHOOL. DAY AND
i evening sessions; regular class work; $40
for month; Spanish or any ecial study, 81
per month"; MRS. a. ". FARMER. room $50,
StinSOn block
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DETTI, fIUMMEf. e CO, 10000. WEST
[ Second ST. Tel. 8 %. The best cmplo mcnt
Office in cyery way in southern California.
7-igtf
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,I,o LOAN-fiip.noJ On REAL ESTATE
1 security. ana 10 v rates OF interest, city or
country. Come and see us. FRASER & JEN
KIM, 49, = broadway. l1-a5 TT
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M ONEY tn LOAN ON MORTGAGE ~
WI sums sof $40 ~ TO 800, O0n; no charge for
examination oi property or title. 421 $. Main
st. MAIN STREET SAVINGS bank, ll-l3 Il
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G1cs- sHOEGAKER's SHOP. TOOLS. MA
80 Zs) chimes everything complete, with
good paying rade good chance or n sho :
maker. see BEN WHITE, 2.l W.First st.
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sIruA.Ioxs wasrEp-mALx.

EMPLOYMENT A6ENCY-MRS SCOTT d
ILMlSs MCCARTHY. lola s. oadway; tel
sl9 l.-l6 I'm
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Nj ,Rt<
NORMA MARkET-FOR CHOICE MEATS
~ 1eZ0 $. Nail St Tel. westl, 1923
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ITOR SALE-FOR THIS WEEK l OFFER A
II large and fna room house pantry and clos
cts; all in first-class order; lot 5OxlBO, fenced
our price has been 5000; will take some ess II
taken this week; this is bargain. A. J. nRu-
RY, 2O7 w. Fourth ST. "a
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pnOO RANCHES PoR EXCHANGES; 200
LUUU houses and Its; groceries, lodging
houses wood and coal yards, ETC.; property OF
every description for sale and ex hange. ist
your property. Apply to BEN WHITE 2.l ".
First st. IL u
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Pit f.1tf M.

NOTICE X. d. WISE, NJ. D., OFFICE 2z5 $.
~ Spring ST. Office hours from to 40 n. m,
and to p. IN diseases of women special
ty; graduate of Jefferson medical college,
Phi ,adel plin, l.-l1tf
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i2tt
CHEtL AND CURIO STORE FOR sALE-
- Business sfiitable for gentleman or lndy;
price. Fl5 more or less; will invoice II de-
sired. Call at 46d s. SPRING. l.tf
SsSO-BAKERY LARGE oyEN. HORSE,
srs}sjO wagon, etc everything complete
and in G oc condition; pays big. Rin
WIFI 4, 9yl W. First ST. L. IL II
IFYoU WISH TO DISPOSE or YOUR BusI-
L ness without delay for cash, always go TO
!. D. BARNARD. li7i1 :. Broadway. 81
ISOR sALk--A GROCERY DOING 4 GOOD
4 trade; selling on account of retiring from
business. Inquire at 2ol 4. Fifth st, -
Ir0R sALE-REsLAURANT CHEAP on
L account OF sickness; at 039 e. First st near
Santa Fe depot 20
yINO SELL YOUR BUSINESS QUICK, SEE
l. ERNST & CO., new Office, l ID w Third st
Ill If
G1o0n-sALOoN; PAYS WELL BEN
splOOU WHITE, z.l W. First ST. III
G1CS-BARBER SHOP. APPLY REN
eDI ZO VIII L, 22l W. First. 12-latf
y BUY BUSINESS OF ANY KIND APPLY
= to b. WHITE, 221 W. Firsts l3tf
y SELL QUICK FOR CASH GO TO B. WHITE
- 2ll W FiIsts St l3u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
The Tariff Debate.

1t is simply next to impossible for the
protectionists or anti-protectionists in
Congress to say anything new on the
tariff question. Alexander Hamilton and
General Washington and their contempo-
raries discussed that question to the
exhaustion of the arguments hundred
years ago. We doubt not that 1t was
discussed In England on the free-wool
question hundreds of years ago. Why.
then, need 1t be discussed In Congress
any more? Some men talk learnedly on
the subject who do not know much on
that or any other such question. So
much by way of introduction to the fol-
lowing utterance from the Charlottesville
Progress:
1--WE quite agree with the Richmond
Dispatch when it. says the Democratic
party need not look so far ahead as the
election OF 1896 to find defeat 1t can and
may come in this year of grace. which the
Democratic Congress is wasting"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
Hamilton Hoge's Farewell to Democracy


After all it seems to have been
blessed thing that the President ala not
hermit Colonel Hampton Hoge TO go 10
China, for after mature deliberation the
Colonel has come TO the conclusion that
the Democratic party Is failure ana that
the only hope for this distressed land Is
in the Republicans.
We must suppose that the Colonel has
made this decision without reference to
his own case and without personal feel
ing. and If so, he would have made 1t
lust as surely and just the same in Annoy
as In Roanoke.
If he had been sitting in his bungalow
in Annoy when conviction OF the I'M
worthiness of the Democratic party seized
upon his mind, he would have tele-
sraphed the President his resignation and
started home as soon as advised that
he was at liberty to leave.
Taking this view of the case. it is lucky
for the government and for the
Colonel that he was not permitted to sail
from San Francisco. And 50 that calling
back, which was no doubt very annoy
ing to him then, now turns out TO have
been a providential interpositlon. almost.
For our part we are sorry that the
Colonel has sundered the bonds which
bound him to the Democratic party, but
if they were as CALLING 10 him as now
appears. we do not blame him over
much for determining to recreate in the
atmosphere of the Republican party. AT
least, we have the satisfaction of knowing
that he has not turned Populist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17

81 had spells Of spasmodic coughing,
and doctors said had catarrhal bronchi-
tbs. / could not sleep well. as my busi-
ness was always before me. i would
choke up and wheeZe badly. l employed
many doctors, but they did me no good.
l heard of DR.. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy. and knowing 1t TO be
highly recommended, decided to use IL.
/ Immediately began TO improve under
its use and am now well. l advise every
one to use It,"
Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy Is the surest and quickest cure
for disease known, and 1t Is just the
medicine you want 1t is especially bsne,
fetal in the spring, when medicine al
ways acts most quickly. Everybody needs
a spring medicine. whether sick or well,
and there is none which has the curativu
powers OF DR.. Greene's Nervira blood
and nerve remedy. 1t positively and COM
pletely cures nervous aud chronic cis-
eases.
1t Is purely vegetable AMI harmless.
and is the discovery Of DR.. Greene, Of %
west Fourteenth street, New York city,
the most successful specialist In curing
nervous and chronic diseases. lie can
be consulted free. personally or by letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
Progress of American Art.

II Is frequently asserted that France
excels all other nations In the extent,
variety. and high quality Of Its artistic
productions. II cannot be successfully de-
MED that the art OF the Gallo race has
risen to the highest level. 1t is suffused
with the very soul of French genius and
nationality. 1t Is touched with roman
ticism and gallantry. 1t Is highly ornate
and, to a degree, passionate. Ii has much
OF the elegance which is tradtionally as
signed to the paintings OF the ancient
Greeks. IL is touched with high light, IL
lumincd with grace. and characterized In
every line with the elite manners or the
people Possibly, there Is In French art
an element OF insincerity Possibly II
has about II too much Of the glow OF
chandeliers and the glimmer OF crimson
curtains. but no one can doubt Its re-
fnement and its beauty.
Strongly contrastcd with this is the art
OF the Germans Here there is more OF
reality and less of fiction. Here the
whole NEUROLOGICAL spirit. combined with
the clinical alteration of the race for
woinankind has given to the paintings OF
German artists the glow and manner OF
the Middle Ages modified into the highest
form of modern civilization.
Within the limited space Of an editorial
1t is impossible to discuss Adequately or
even suggest the comparative merits OF
the schools Of art of the various nations
The subject Is one. however. that may
well engage the profoundest thought and
study of the most intelligent and the
most cultured Of our readers. The pc
culIarities OF national literature are not
more marked than the differences OF the
art products of the various nations.
Doubtless. the readers of the Dispatch
win APPRECIATE the effort we have made
to give them an opportunity OF COM
paring great paintings by great artists OF
all art-producing countries in Famous
Paintings of the World" now offered 10
our readers on the popular coupon sys-
tenn. This is a subperb series OF repro
auctions of great modern paintings All
the different schools of art will be repre-
scented. All the varied subjects AROUND
which the brush Of the artist loves TO
linger will find place in this collection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
Yet, Not Selfishness.

One OF our southern exchanges. de-
voted to tariff REFORM" so called, has
the following paragraph:
"The Richmond Dispatch does not care
what is done with sugar, but 1t is earnest
and eloquent in arguing that Congress
should be very careful how 1t handles
cheroots. The New Orleans Times-Demo-
crat does not care u silver about cheroots,
but ii Is pathetic in its appeals for justice
(and high protective duty for sugar.
And so they 60. The Philadelphia In
quirer Is abou. right. They are all in the
game for what they can make"
This remark is just as true of the au-
thor of the above paragraph as OF the
Dispatch, or the New Orleans Times
Democrat, or any other paper. 1t
goes without saying that our contempt
rary advocates tariff reform because he
expects himself and his nelghbors to be
benefited thereby. If he cam give any
better reason, We should like to read 1t.
But we have to correct the misstate-
ment that the Dispatch does not care
what is done with sugar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
WHY CAN'T | Be WELL?
Must | Always Be Weak and
Sickly?
These Are Serious Questions for Many
Suffering Persons.
Here Is n Definite and Positive Answer
from the Best Authority.

You are not in perfect health. There IS
a weakness, pain, or a tired feeling
your blood is bad. your nerves are weak,
or some organ In the body IL out OF order
and you need building up. Don't neglect
such a condition. for delay Is dangerous.
You can get well and have perfect
health Just as well as not The follow
ing letter will tell how. II was written
by Mr.. Dorman Bridgeman, one of the
most prominent businessmen of Hard
wick, Vt:
"Some time ago / contracted severe
case of nervous debility and throat dis
case. | was In such a nervous state that
/ could not write my own name and could
not feed myself without dropping my
food my hands trembled so.
My nervous system was completely
Frustrated. My throat was also seriously
affected, so that II discharged blood. IL
became "A question whether l was 10 live
or die | was in such state that l was
obliged to give up my business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
The Coupon Decision.

The decision Of the Supreme Court OF
Anneals on the vexed and much-litigated
subject of tho coupon contract must as
Il should. end all the harassments 10
which the State has been subjected for
more than twenty years. commencing Win
that decision IN Antoni VS.. Wright, made
In 1872. The court has now finally adopted
the view of Judge Staples so ably pre-
scented In his dissenting opinion In that
case. There can hardly be doubt but
that had our court then taken the view
of this able jurist, the Supreme Court
OF the United States, In Hartman VS..
Greenhow, the first case presented to that
tribunal on this subject, would have
adopted MIR. Justice Miller's view Of the
matter, who agreed with Judge Staples,
and the coupon contract would have
been then held invalid, and the read
justment OF the debt would never have
been political issue in the State. and the
political control Of the Senate Of the
United States would not have turned upon
the vote OF a senator who was elected
upon the issues involved In readjustment.
Looking to the future as TO the effect
Of the decision, II seems 10 furnish all
that remained to make the late debt
settlement complete success. An appeal
20 the Supreme Court OF the United States
Is not probable. we should think. In view
Of the fact that that tribunal very clearly
Indicated In its last deliverance on the
coupon contract that It was tired OF the
subject. Mr.. Justice Bradley closed his
opinion in the yashon case with this per-
tinent remark:
at Is certainly TO be wished that some
Arrangement may be adopted which will
he satisfactory 10 all the parties con-
cerned. and relievs the courts as well
as the Commonwealth Of Virginia, whose
name and history recall so many Inter-
estinx associations from all further exhi-
bitious OF controversy. that has become
vocation and . regret"
In view OF the fact that ''soms ar
rsngement" has now been made, which
Il s'satisfactory's to ninetesn-twentieths
OF the creditors. It b not probable that
tho supreme Court OF the United States
YIN look with much favor upon the re-
sistancs Of - small . number who reJsct
he late settlement - graciousiy look
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17

The Dispatch of tomorrow VIII be a
twelve-page. 9s-column paper. 1t VIII be
well worth reading for It's advertisements
alone; but better for the vast volume OF
reading matter which its ample pages
will contain.
No man-no woman neither. as we are
sure Shakespeare would have said hah III
been consulted-who pretends to be well
posted as TO the affairs OF and happenings
in the Virginias and Carolinas car
afford to miss any issue OF the Sunday
Dispatch. II Is bad enough to miss any
OF our issues, but a Sunday paper-why
(as we are assured by an EXPERT 1t leaves
one shipwrecked on the shoals of igno-
rance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
1'(oF|E!N
COMPANY
n
RICHMOND. saturday. March ~. 1894

RICHMOND. Saturday, March ~. 1894.
The Sale of REMNANTS con-
tinues. They're found in every
department of the Big Store, each
plainly ticketed with quantity,
price. and saving. Maybe two
hundred price helps were Printed
Yesterday. Here is the interest,"
further hint: ann
10 Remnants Silkolinc. looks JUS nho 'i-'
but are not. &c. yard to-day. ,.n,,bs
200 Remnants OF Mating, VARIOUS ,.
prices were from Is TO 40c.. Sac. yaI" lin
z ladies' Calico Wrappers, Princess o''~
4 rrench Percale Wrappers, Wa,.eau o"e~
win cirdle -ufrie over shoulder. =.
z Paris Lace Curtains, Just little ou' '0'' =
pair. .,. eoc
a "a Chonile 1'able-Covers, 43c. p....,.
Fl Gentlemen Laundered Engiisn ro''"''
Shirts, soc. from 81. an. LA, of
FL TecS and Four-in-llanc iics' 'n' nav
this kind. 1Sc. from Doc - e..n &c
~ ubildrcns windsor Ties. plaid suran' DC
each. "A. from
10 pairs Mons odd snspender'' nv "
,i I2S. csn,,emen's Colored Stripe English
Hall. Hose, l5c. from zoe 49, ..orttn,
10 Gentlemen's Outing shirts, tor worA'"s
purposes, 24c. .,,,o,. ,oilc.
% Ail.Linen Initial Handkercnieis' iSFsS
from 25c. ,,..,,ots in
II ladies' Embroidered Handkerchieis' 'h
coIors and black. l2izc. from SIC p1,,.r
. ba .kets OF Ladies and Misses Fuli-kesuia,,
Hand. Made stainless Black Hose ~ a"'
81 odd Muslin Infants Caps, 10 to &c., were
from 45c 70 sl.5O. -
The BONNET for tomorrow. II
for any reason you haven't secured
one, come to-day. Here are up
wards of a hundred trimmed ones
ready for instant wear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17

one of the papers. every issue OF which
the Dispatch reads with care. Is the
Orange observer. This week II announces
that II Is now thirteen years old. by the
time tina. IL twenty-one we expect II 10
be a daily. with vecy large circulation
and great advertisias patronage
The Observer says that no paper ever had
"a more prompt-paying constituency.
This speaks well for Orange ana the
country thereabout; also. for the CD
server. 1t likewise Acknowledges It's IN
debtedness to It's "brethren-and sisters'
too--of the press" No wonder that IL
IL spriehtly and prosperous. Its editor Is
Robert Newton Robinson. aud Its PUBLISH
ers J. j. and II. n. Robinson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17

II the world is TO continue to be both
cred with Anarchists, those Of the type
of the little London tailor and the latest
Paris product. who hoisted themselves
with their own petards are profitable
The London fiend, however, was more
considerable than his Paris brother. He
performed the scif-dis.ntegration act Ill
a park. and did not endanger any OF his
environments. whereas the Paris dyna-
mltard scattered himself about church
and entailed bill OF costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17

upon their exhibitions Of controversy"
Quite certain II IL that the Supreme Court
would not advance such a case on the
docket, and that a delay Of two years
or more Will otherwise elapse before a
decision can be had. In the mean time.
the use OF coupons in payment OF taxes
Is efrectually suspended.
According to the estimate OF Auditor
Ryiand this decision Will save to the
State about s,SoO,ooo. a good showing,
indeed, for the work OF our legal friends
Attorney General Scott and Hon II. r.
Pollard, who represented the State.