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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20

Children's Worsted Mixed vests, open
all the way down, any size, 25c.
Mems iSatin-Embroidered Suspenders,
In all shades. never before sold for less
than &c.; our price &c. pair.
Mems Satin-Lined Teck Ties. made or
the best silk sell everywhere for &C.,; our
price 3ec.
Mems Golf Hose, 95c. a pair.
Mems Single and Double Breasted Blue
Flannel Shirts. reinforced backs. 81 each.
Mems Dark Outing Shirts, very heavy,
for 25c. each
Boys Outing Shirts, &c. each.
UNDERWEAR.
Not until now has the stock
been complete-every size full
but it is now-maybe more so
than any other store in town.
Ladies' White Ribbed Vests and Pants.
silk cords and ribbons, fleece-lined, CSC.
each.
Ladies' Woven Non-Shrinkable Vests
and Pants, Gray and White. 7jc. and 81
each.
Pure-wool. Medium Weight Plain Vests
and Pants 75c., 81, and sl25.
Chlldren's Pure Wool Vests and Pants,
large sizes. soc. each.
Chldren's Cotton Mixed Vests and
Pants, large sizes, worth &c., for l9c.
Chldren's Sanitary Gray Wool Shirts
and Pants, from Is to 3i-two grades.
Infants Open-Front Ribbed Wool
Vests. 25. 40. so. and zoe.
Childrens Cotton Fleece-Lined Ribbed
Vests and Pants-l6 for lOc.; each size
rise about Sc.
Mems Heavy Gray and White Merlno
Shirts, lsc.
Six styles OF Extra Value Mems Shirts
and Drawers. choice for SOC.
Half Wool-White and Gray.
Double Breasted Gray.
Brown NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CamelsHair.
Mems Medicated Red Wool Shirts and
Drawers at roc.
Extra Quality Mems Heavy Wool Reg
ular-Made Shirts and Drawers. medi-
Gated, Red. sanitary. Natural and Pure
White, at 81 each.
Special Bargains IN Heavy Ribbed Cot
ton Shirts and Drawers, all sizes. satin
fronts. in Balbriggan and Gray Mixed,
at sec.
UMBRELLAS.
Good, serviceabie kinds that
wear as we'll as they look-meas-
ure the Umbrella stock by these.
Ladies' TwilIed Gloria silk. natural
wood handles. tight roll, silk cord and
tassel. $50.
Gentlemen's Silk Natural-Crook Umbrel-
las, in leather cases. steel rod, $3.50.
Gentlemen's 26-inch Black SILK Umbrel-
las, cord and tassel $50.
Ladies' Pure silk with mounted
handle, silk cord, tassel. and cover, $3.50.
BOYS CLOTHING.
Made thinking how much the
boys require strong clothes-and
these prices illustrate the differ
ences 'twixt this store and So
called Boys Clothing stores.
Boys Wool Melton Junior Suits for $3.50.
actual value 81.
Boys Green Corduroy Princeton Suits
for Sc, actual value so.
Boys Brown Cassimer Refer Suits,
long sailor collars and fancy trimming,
for $780, actual value $3.50.
Boys Blue Tricot Refer Suits, long
sailor collars and fancy braid. for 50,
actual value S.
Boys Gray Melton Cape Overcoats.
good fit, and well made. for $3.50. actual
value s..
Skirts and Night Dresses.
A brand-new lot, bought so
the prices are lower than ordi-
nary.
Good, Strong Muslin Night-Robes, Ham,
burg insertion. cambria rufties, neck and
sleeves, any size, 50c.
Fine, Well-Made, Full-Slze Night
Robes. large turn-down collars, trimmed
with fine Hamburg embroidery, 7Sc. the
price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20
LACE CURTAINS.

SO yards long and 20 20 90 inches wide.
tapped White or Ecru, a special drive. for
CSC "A pair.
1860 pairs of Three-Thread Nottingham
Lace Curtains. $50 value, $l.75.
Imitation Irish Point and Brussels Cur
tains, 3ia yards and yards long, White
or Ecru. for $3.50 a pair
4 manufacturer sent us twelve pairs
Sample Portieres, of his choicest designs,
which at regular prices would cost you
from $40 to Sl25O-they are here all for
$50 a pair
% pieces Of japanese Tinsel Drapery-
Reds. Blues, Yellows. Greens, Olives, ETC.
for 121zc. a yard.
eco pairs Cradle Blankets, irf assorted
patterns, full size. bound well worth 50c.,
this weeks price 19c n pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20
NEW LINE OF ART SQUARES.

You are not confined TO a few patterns.
We can give you any size in any quality
in any pattern you may select Of our
stock.
3-yard-long end 3-yard-wide Carpet
Druggets for $3.50
4-yard-wide and 5-yard-long Carpet
Druggets for $3.50. Plenty OF between
prices
Do you know that the difference In the
price OF our Carpets and other stores' will
be more than enough to buy you hand
some Rug or pair Of Curtains? Worth
your time TO investigate.
Our Famous 9-Wire Brussels Carpets,
OF which we have laid this season over
800 rolls. and which backed by our
guarantee "a new shipment this week.,
for 59c. the yard. Other stores charge
you 7jc. the yard.
New lire of Moquettc Carpets. only tho
choicest designs. for sec. the yard.
Sll-Wool Two-Ply Carpets, best 13-pair
goods, clean stock, and all the new pat
terms, for soc. a yard
Union Wool Carpets, full yard wide,
very handsome designs. guaranteed to
wear as well as ordinary soc. Carpet, for
33c. the yard.
Black, White. and Gray Fur Rugs, large
sizes. for $50 These are odorless, which
makes them more desirable.
Smyrna Rugs. feet wide, 7 feet long.
the hgh-grade kind. always sold for $50;
this week for s..
Hearth-Sze Smyrna Rugs, all this sea-
sons styles. for Sl.75 each.
Moquette Rugs largest size made, soft
est colors obtdfnable, for $3.50.
a beautiful line Of CA Chenille Covers,
heavily frngcd, for zoe.
Extra-Size Blankets. wool filled, FOR
$50 regular $50 value.
All-WOol Ia Blanket. blue and pink
borders, only % pairs left, for 1929 pair.
Pure California-WOol Blankets, Ia.
silk bound, any color borders, weighs Z
pounds, for s..
Horse Blankets, shaped. for SSc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20

Old papers fSr sals At the Dseasss
nsilnA -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20
DOMESTICS.

Here's where you find out
mighty quick if we're selling
lower than most folks. Goods
that you know the prices Of
savings you easily figure out.
Best lo-4 Utica sheeting. Csc yard.
Good Full-Wdth Bleached Sheeting, zoe.
yard.
Utica Sheets. 2iz yards square. 62ikc.
each-as cheap as you ever bought the
cotton.
Atwood Yard-Wide White Flannel.
regular 40c quality 29c. yard.
All-Wool White Twill Flannel. zoe.
yard, worth SOC.
Extra Heavy Yard-Wide Shaker Flannel,
the kind to make chidren's underwear
Of, 50c a yard Won't shrink.
Everybody says our Cantons are the
best to be had in the city, especially the
&c. quality; 4 little wider costs l2l5c. a
yard
All colors in Canton Flannel at 10c. a
yard.
Look at our line Of Embroidered Flan-
Baby Outing in all the delicate colors.
styles. and checks, Sc. a yard-value Zoe.
Yard-Wide Shaker Wousekeeper'
Flannel. 12l2c. yard.
Garfield Sheeting. for babies. absorbent
and waterproof. 25c. a square, or 81
yard.
so pieces Russian Fleece-Back Flannel
cites. TIC. yard-value lQc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20
CLOAKS.

What a costly thing is style !
It's generally the style that
costs. But there's style in every
garment here. It's surprising
how much we've in the low
priced kinds. Looking is free,
and you're welcome to enjoy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20
LINING DEPARTMENT.

It's busy enough. These are
the sort of prices that won such
a reputation for it. These are
the sort of prices that will main
tain that reputation.
Sponge Crepon. better than Fibre Cha
mols-Black, Slate, and Tan-20c
Fiberine, looks Ike Fibre Chamois-
Black. Slate, and Tan--12iac.
Another case Of Fast-Black Rustling
Pcrcaline, rnoize effect, &c. yard.
Real Hair-Cloth, the imported kind. in
Black and Slate, SOC. yard.
Atwood Mouen. 45c.
10 pieces Fast-Blacl; Figured Silesian,
the lie. quality for 12I2c. yard.
SECOND FLOOR.
1t gets lots of attention from
the ad.-man these days-lots of
attention from everybody. Big
variety and small prices and
right kind of goods is a combi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT.

Near The entrance-Iook it
over. If anything catches your
eve there's savings. How much !?
These show:
Sterling Silver Lock Bracelets. each 81.
T:lby Hearts and Chains. l9c.
Sterling Silver Link Buttons. Csc.
Gilt and Silvered Combination Shirt
Waist Sets. 10c.
Rhinestone and Turquoise Dress But
tons each lie.
Silvered Long Opera Chains. 49c.
Silvered and Gilt Ornamented Watch
Guards, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20

trade these days.
There is not space in the house which
furnishes more bargains or Is more at
tractive than our second floor. This
weeks specials will only add TO its being
your shopping place when hunting for
Carpets and Housefurnishings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20
.HANDKERCHIEFS.

LADIES' Irish Hand-Embroidery and
l.....ftchcl Pure Linen Unlaundered
.a.c..!efs. l-izG each. usual PC.
Zine sos s5 Embroidered Handkerchiefs,
usual - kind. your choice of our 100
own g.. So.
I.e Linen Homsutched and Embroid-
e-.I UarIk.rcliefs for Pike each.
ci.4-.l's Hanikerchiefs, something
r..s ana neat, for = C. each. worth &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
WASH DRESS GOODS.

Couple of kinds that'll cost
YOU a half more-sometimes
more-depends upon where.
100 pieces OF Yard-Wide Percale. In
Black, Navy. Garnet. and Red grounds.
with white and black figures and stripes.
12l2c. yard.
Double and Twist Granite Cloth. Gray
and Brown Mixture, 12c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20
RIBBONS.

Saturday is Ribbon Day here,
and we do all we can to make it
more and more so by putting
these prices on goods that ordi-
narily cost YOU more money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20

nation that demandsthat wins this style Roam around by
trade these darc Yourself in the Cloak DEPARTMENT
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-07-26
Individuality in Vegetation.

The vegetation covering the slopes
Of European mountains, as wen as
that on the great snowy peaks of the
American COrdilleras and other ranges
has a individuality, a character of its
own, striking even the most indiffer-
ent Of tourists. In this fora all is
dwarfed and on a small scale. The
flowers alone, OF relatively exaggerat-
ed size and generally brilliant in color,
seem to be sonormally developed. The
manner Of growth of the plants is a
surprise to those ignorant of their his
tory and the causes Of their peculiar
appearance- While in the lOwlands,
large plants, with spreading branches
and wen developed foliage, generally
have flowers smaller than the leaves,
the reverse is true in the higher re-
gions- Another easily noticed pecul
iarity is that while the Alpine fora il
sunshine show flowers of great sizs
and vivid coloring, as the gentians
a~uriculas, anemones and violets, in the
shade, On the other hand, we find them
small and weak in color. Thus. the
action Of the suns rays on. vegetation
at great elevations seems to be more
intense than on the plains
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-07-26
OLD FEUDBL CUSTOMS.
Some That Still Survive in Por-
tons of Canada
seignIories Near Queeee Stin Run on the
Principles Laid Down I'm Paris Four
Centuries Ago and Repealed as Long
Ago as the Freneh Revolution.

Parkman and others have told US all
about the mild feudal system which
prevailed in French Canada down TO
1854. The seignior received a grant of
wild land from the king on condition
that he should put settlers upon it He
had to preserve the oak timber for ship
building, and the red pine for the man
ufacture of tar. and to notify the
kings agents if he found minerals on
the ~seigniory. He had TO 60 through
the form Of paying homage and fealty
to the kings representative at Quebec
when he entered on possession, some
times oftener, and TO pay a fifth of the
purchase money If he sold the estate
to the royal Golfers, though he vas al
lowed a rebate of two-thirds for cash
down. The eensitaire or habitant, who
held the land under the seignior, had
70 pay the annual cen ct rentes, often
q sol (centl, or half a sol, with half a
pint Of wheat or a few live capons or
eggs for each arpent. The land Of the
censataire passed to his heirs, but, in
case he sold during his lifetime. the
lods ct ventes came into play, and one
twelfth of the purchase money went
TO the seigniOr. By the droit de re-
trait the seignior could compel a pur-
chaser within forty days of the sale to
transfer the property to him at the
price paid If he thought it had not
fetched enough.
The eensitaire had TO get his wheat
ground at the seignior's mill. and on
/ some seigniories to have his bread
baked at the seignior's oven, paying a
toll in each case; TO give a 1.-THE of the
fish he caught 10 the seignior, to do
cOrvee or road work, and to get ont
stone and timber for public purposes
| Seigniors who could afford to support
a local magistrate we're empowered to
administer superior, mea and inferior
justice on their estates. but as a class
they were very poor and this right fell
into desuetude.
In 1854, says the New York Post. the
parliament of Canada bought out the
seiCniors. There were 160 of them. in
possession of 220fefs. embracing 6,000.-
coo acres Of cultivated land. The
eensitaire was given his choice Of two
things-the Gems et rentes were capi-
talized, and he could either pay the
capital sun TO the seignior, in which
case, Of course. he got q clear title tc
his holding, or continue on as q tenant
ct q rental equal 10 6 per cent OF the
capitalization The tenant / came
across. or his father before him. had
like many more, chosen the latter
course The other seigniorial right,
were settled BY the government at
cost Of about S., 900. The system
would have been abolished before 1S5.
only the Roman Catholic church wa
afraid that in the debacle, as timil
s~zls called II, the tithes and fabriqu.
ALes which she collected BIZ authority
of law might BE- abolished. too.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-07-26

painfully labo<ing, were on the run.
implied b. the mEleteer's cries and
Rhip. Before ] realized M danqeroE
could turn tn avoid il the caravan was
upon ne with irresistible irpe+uositr
II doubled up my mule and whirlel
hin around Is If he had been a ehilds
Toy pr a wisp Of hay.
Fortunately the saddle girth broke,
and | was spilled on the opposite side
Of the collision How ] rose and clam
bened up that perpendicular wan in
time 10 avoid being trampied TO a pulp
beneath the r~em0rseless heels Of those
painting beasts could not comprehend
at that time, nor have / ever been able
to do so; but there was AID there /
adhered, as If glued 70 the rock. until
Northumberland danger had disappeared.
The Euleteers never cast even one
long, lingering look behind"
To M establishment my poor mule
was unhurt and By and by the Judge
returned, looking unfeignedly anxious.
"Why in the name of common sense
did you not ride back with me?' he de-
manded
Il heard the diabolical ery." l re-
piled, but I did not understand it and
l did not understand you, and there it
is" said /.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-07-26

MOSTICELL, n. Nj July a loS3-
ED. BLACK RANGE: There APPEAR
ed an article IN your paper of the 18th
inst. stating that l had assaulted Pro
eopio Torres with a rock. allow me To
say that if P. Torres says l assaulted
him at all, it is false. II Is true We
had a dance as stated. everything went
on yery pleasant until Mr. Torres be-
gan to create a disturbance and play
the bad man act. wbeTenpon be was
thrown ont Of the house; be then got
upon bis horse and began riding up
and down the Plaza wanting 10 ighs
the irst man he me-. Tom Hill and a
few of his friends happened to be com
ing down the street, riding up to them
got of his horse and without any pro-
vocation whatever struck Tom Hill
across the head with a loaded qUirt
knocking him down. Hills friends in
terfered Of course, and the consequence
was that Mr.. Torres was struck IN the
head with something, getting only
what, to my opinion, he justly deserv-
ed. Respectfully.
GERONIMO SANCHEZ.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-07-26
MINERAL.
GOT EVEN WITH HIS WIFE.
A Husband Who Called In a P~hrenOlogist
TO Stop Practical Joking.

N
70 Stop Practical Joking.
He had been frequently the victim Of
his wife's practical jokes, says the De
troit Free Press He was troubled
most by a neighbor who vas called IN
TO tell fortunes with the cards and at
the wife's previous suggestion always
got the laugh on him by recalling some
alleged incident of his past life that
never occurred, seeing some blonde
woman near him that was going TO
cause future trouble, or having him
tangled I'D in a scrape which he would
be the last man to encounter. The
other day he found a peregrinating
~phrenologist on the street He asked
the old fraud to the house and told him
on the way up that he had a good look
ing servant girl at his house who was
a Jewel in her proper capacity, but a
good many things had been missed
from the house since she came there,
and while he could prove nothing he
suspected the woman When they
reached the house the wife was called
III anu Viz Jump -AAIA Z |N0
work without the preliminary Of an IN
PRODUCTION. He thought he knew the
lay of the land and proceeded accord
ingly.
This woman" he said, has keen
perceptions. She is shrewd, but some
what after the manner of a fox She
has a grasping disposition and covets
everything pretty that she sees II l
owned this property l would keep my
spoons and other silver locked up. ]
would leave no money lying around,
and as for jewelry-"
But there was a sudden breaking up
Of the seance. "John, who is this
horrid man? Laughing at him, are youi
Get out Of here, you miserable old
cheat, you-yOu puppy, leave this house
before 1 have you kicked out. III
But ne was gone on a dead ruD. and
when the husband could regain his
breath il was definitely arranged thai
the days Of his persecution were over
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-07-26
A DIABoLIcAL CRY INDEED.
The Strange Warning That Was Given OF
3 Mountain Road

I0E SLEaQkE a8ILAUE AlEAA WEI 0ANEl -
q Mountain Road.
We were riding slowly and carefully
down a steep hill in the Sierras, says
writer in Home and Country. The road
was barely wide enough for two horse
nen abreast
Suddenly a CIT rent the air.
In a second il was repeated and
sounded nearer.
The judge, my companion uttered
an emphatic sentence which I did not
catch and gaIoped back In desperate
haste, leaving. me perplexed and
amazed
At that instant the sharp, weird cry
was repeated and Immediately ! was
confronted by the head Of . long,
heavily laden mule train The mules.
with their pauniers. monOpolized the
entire width Of the road The animals.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-07-26

ten cent literature deal be shouldn't
kick, that is be shouldn't kick LOUD
enough for the public to hesr il.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-07-26
Digest of Land and Mimi 9

Digest of Land and Mimi 9
Decisions.
Furnished by W. D. Harlan, land and
mining attorney, Washington. D. c.
DESERT LAND ENTRY.
There is no authority for the repay
ment of doubli minimum excess er-
roneOusly required under a desert land
entry Of an even section within tie
limits of a railroad grant.
SETTLEMENT CLAIM.
Actual notice of a settlement claim
will protect such claim as against the
subsequent entry of another. when
such notice is supported by actual set
Element and improvements upon con-
tiguOus land.
MINERAL
Work done outside Of the boun-
diaries of a claim, for the purpose OF
extraction of mineral therefrOm, is as
available for holding the claim as
though done within the boundaries of
the claim itself.
Land containing stone valuable for
making lime cannot be entered as a
lode claim.
Sneh land can be entered as a placer
EcIaim.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-07-26
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Published Every Friday at Chloride. Sierra
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The herald., 1895-07-07
PALMLSTRY.


DALMISTKY - RETURNED, THE CELE-
y brated European occult scientist, Prof A.
Myers. palmist, psychometrist and phrsnolo-
gist, who has examined the hands Of most OF
the crowned heads OF Europe, has arrived in
Los Angeles and intends to remain here for
some time. BY palrhistry he reveals accurately
che past present and future of the Individual;
gives descriptions OF every member of your
family. the deceased as we'll as the living;
also the description of the one you have mar
fled and the one you will marry; tells country
OF birth, age and how long you will live; de-
scribes perfectly your present circumstances,
and no matter, how. difficult they are, by his
advlce you Will be able to avoid obs stacles and
be aided to success AS q psychometrist he is
unequsled. He vii: locate any ailment or dis
ease more accurately than autopsy would do,
who had given up all hope. All who are about
to make change should consult him, Is his
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The herald., 1895-07-07
E0R EXCHANGE
EOR EXCHANGE
Il F. II. BARCLAY & DAUGHTER,
2221< 8. Broadway.

Foothill hotel of 81 rooms large halls. bath,
pantry, stone walled cellar; vsranda, 400 feet
and IL feet wide; electric bells In every room,
water on every floor, lawn, beautiful shrubs,
flowers and trees. This is beyond question
the finest property for hotel or sanitsrium
purposes in Southern California For college
or school 1t could not be equaled Elevation
1850 feet few fogs no injurious frosts; finest
fruit Of all kinds grown in the valley. We can
exchange this inc property for Southern Cali
fornis acreage, or unincumbered eastern city
income property We can exchange the build
ing, with or without the furniture. Photo
graphs and Autographs at our Office. Price
and further particulars on application.