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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

SILKS.
The newest novelty conceptions, the
prettiest and latest fgurings in PRINTS,
and the handsomest and most compete
lire OF plain cOlors and Black In town.
Hair-Line Taffeta-Siiks. In all shades
a big bargain at 15c. IN.
RIBBONS.
We are showing every conceivable shade
In Ribbons. which is the proper thing
to trim dresses with, nowadays. Ribbons
Now 26c.
LADIES' sHIRT-WAIsTs.
When nine customers out OF ten speak
In praise Of our assortment. there must
be something striking about the. stock.
See the Stylish Shirt Waist. stiff collar
and cuffs. we are leading at soc.
A superior quality in the most dainty
patterns at Toe.
LADIES RIBBED UNDERWEAR.
Are you thinking OF changing? Our
stock offers large assortment OF light
and intermediate weights at prices that
surely will interest:
Cotton Ribbed Vests. &c.
Cotton Ribbed Vests. Sc.
Cotton Ribbed Vests, l0c.
Cotton Ribbed Vests IL lie.
A superior quality Vest for l5c.
An extra-quality Vest for Csc.
SPECIAL SALE IN LADIES MUSLIN
NDEt W
COLORED DREsS-GOODS.
We are selling Novelty Dress-Goods.
that have been selling elsewhere at o0c. per
yard.
Blue storm-Serge. extra quality. for odd
skirts, at 81 lie.
4o-inch Atwood Cheviot. in stylish
Navy-Blue-a splendid material for round
ss-inch AIi.wool Imperial serges. in
handsome new spring colors. 3sc.
36-inch All-Wool Trlcotines. Cheviots.
and Fancy Checks. and large assort-
ment OF colorings. Csc.
BLACK DRESS-GOODS.
Too many Black Goods In stock. They
must CO. Prices will move them. Twenty
pieces OF Black Cashmere that sold at sc.
Now 1Sc.
Black German Silk Finish Henrietta, IS
inches wide-a bargain at s5c.
Black Figured Dress Goods. that
""'' ~ This Week, 6Oc.
MEMS SHIRTS.
Negligee shirts, ell eizes. IA 70 II. fast
colors, as long es they last, at lac.
Pure Linen Bosom Shirts. custon-made,
Garland make, best cotton, all sizes,
short and long bosom-price, 4ec.
Mems Negligee shirts, pin stripes and
check, attached and detached collars anu
cuffs. 75c.
MEMS SUMMER UNDERWRITERS.
An Extra Quality Summer Shirt and
Drawers In Balbriggan, &c. ,,,,-,.
4 Superior-Quality French Baiprisgah
Shirt and Drawers at 4Jc. .
Mems Pure-Linen Collars. four-ply. All
styles. ell sizee-something that VIII wear
''N Price. Toe.
Gcntlemen's Egyptian Seamless Socks
In fast colors Tan, Grays, ana Back.
" Our Price, II l-2c.
Mems Pure-Linen Handkerchiefs, In
large sizes. y.., IN.
Mems Spring Neckwear-the newest
colors and shapes. ,x
epANGLE TRIMMING.
This is a new style Of Trimming, ano
yer, zee 1--WE 10 me waist, IN NTeeh
and Black and Gold and Black.
anu A'N' Price, $1.25.
BOYs' sHIRT-WAIsTs.
A stylish Shlrt-Waist. superior. quahty
percale. In narrow stripes, all sizes, ao-
solutely fast. 2oc.
IIIg HIS CVC
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INV s-,.. Trustee.

ZAMBESI DIAMONDS. LATELY
discovered in Africa. Introduced for
first time at the Worlds Fair. where
they created such a sensation ON account
OF their brilliancy and fine cut. TX
perts pronounce them wonderful and the
closest to genuine yet offered. shipPeu
particulars. prices, etc. address, M D
RODKIN & CO., 35S Dearborn street
Chicago. hy
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p,cnmond va MAY 4. 1895.

Richmond. Va. May 4. lS5
HAVE PURCHASER FROM NIX.
CHARLES w. CAMPBELL: who Is re-
firing. the popular LUNCHEON sA,
LOON No. 1901 east Cary street ~ WI.
ha conducted as formerly in manner
Grxt-class i'm every respect, and Its Tor.
mer patrons and the public. in general
viii md my stock the best In every re-
spect. o,,u urryv
Respectfully, ftiL. ". hci<hA'
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my s-su, Tu& ThSt
No. ylS north second street,

Richmond. Va. April %. 1896.
HAVE THIS DAY QUALIFIED AS
EXECUTRIX or JACOB q. KEITH. de-
ceased. All persons having Claims
AGAINST the estate will please present
them at the above address, and all per-
sons indebted TO said estate will please
mako an Immediate settlement.
MRS. EMMA L. KEITH,
my l-iws Executrix.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
NUN YON
WILL CURE YOU

Catarrh Permanently Banished-Im-
mediate Relief for Rheumatism-
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Lung
Troublcs HeaIed-sure Specific for
Indigestion and Dyspepsia-Mun-
yon's Kidney and Liver Cures
Never Fail-AIi Nervous and Blood
Diseases successfully Treated
Druggists Sell Munyon's HOmoeo-
pHthfc Remedies "Guide TO
Health" Free, VIII Teach You
How to Cure Yourself.
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A Special in
White Goods.

1000 yards White Striped and Plaid
Muslin. fine and sheer: goods that
you usually pay Csc. yard for. Just
to start the White Goods season, We
offer the entire lot on Monday at
Toe. q yard.
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my 1-1ws

.OUIDE 10 SUCCESSFUL SPECu-
LATION." How 10 trade successtui'y On
i np,s: ms Mf free. coAfEs 4 co, RIaito
building. Chicago. III. NH s-SutMy ~
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Boys FauntlerOy Waists.

white Lawns. with Pink and Blue Col
lars aqd Guns. rufiied down the 'front.'.
Solid White, in came style as above. Soc.
Colored Feather-Stitchcd Edge, same a.
above. Sc.
Fine Lawn. Embroidered Cuffs. Collar,
and front edged With rune. 7Sc.
other Styles Ia ncbby, stylish designs,
Sc, d.25. $50, and Mss.
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Lawn and Dimity shirt-waists. Blue,
Pink. Yellow. and Green Checks and
Stripes. made with high collar. yoke
back. full front. and large sleeves.
600 to e2.50.
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LOST, SATURDAY MORNING.
BLACK AND-TAN HOuND-BtTCH, an
swers TO name Gypsy. Had one ear toIn 9.
Suitable reward II returned 70 no; Nv
eSst Marshall street nay
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lost. srRAYED, AND FOUND.

LOST. ONE BLACK LEATHEna
pOCKET-BOoK, containing $50 ana Two
receipts. In Mrs. NJ e. MarEhalls nams
Finder viii please notify r. f. mdrs rsrx
streets Mn. II. II. MARSHALL
my 5.lts ------.----------
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The TERMINAL, Nest Point. Va.

This Justly popular resort IN Tidewater,
Va, at the head of York river, and near
Cnesapcake BAY. Is NOW OPEN for
the Recommendation of guests, and is
under experienced and competent manage
ment.
Fishing, Grabbing, Boating. and Bathing
are unsurpassed. tF1shing season COM
mences about May lst)
The house is lifted with modern i'm.
provements, large and well-turnlshed
rooms, and Is supplied with MINERAL
ARTESIAN WATER. The grounds are
large and well shaded; the ballroom COM
modious ana airy. and an elegant band
OF music will be In attendance during the
season.
This Is one of the most delightful re-
sorts for families in the South.
For particulars and rates address
QUINCY & GOFF,
NH 94-,rh Sue.T,,s,rr ProprletorU
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Ladies'
Silk Scarfs.

Ladies' SILK Scarfs to wear with Shirt
Waists, made long 10 tuck under the
belt; plaids. checks. and pain black
silk and satin.
rs aud soc. each.
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Mattings.

Our sales on Mating have been verv
large. We have sold more Fine MAJ
ting this season than all We si,- ias'
season. The reason Il plain. We ~
port our Mattings direct. We saw,
the various profits OF the joboerS
We sell Mattings under our snsn
profit system, which brings 70 you ..
good Mating al &c. as you Usually
find at sSc., and all other ~ i'es ~
proportion. New patterns tHis "ee~'
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Capes.

We've reduced our Cape prices. Never
will you have a better chance TO get
one. Get 1t now while you need IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
HOTELS, &c.
JEFFERSON PARK HOTEL AND
SPRINGS

near University OF Virginia.. Will open
for summer guests June 10Th. Superior
advantages. Electrlc-car service. Modern
conveniences. For circular address
WILLIAM A. BOWLES. Proprietor.
nv 2-2m Charlottesville. Va.
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THE TOWER,
JULIUS SYCLE & SONS,
CORNER SECOND AND BROAD.
Something Practical for the People,!
We have been making big preparations for the Spring trade
Warmer anxouy desired stimulate the de-
and for Wash Goods So this week will offer valuable things
every department We showing by far the largest stock
of SUMNER GOODS.

WASH FABRICS.
5000 Yards Of IL 1-2c. Dimities. In pres
den effects, dainty stripes. polka DOTS
large and small, wide stripes, every con-
ceIvable color. VIII run them at l-Sc.
NEW LINE or JET TRIMMINGS.
NOVELTIES IN vEiLINGs.
ls-Inch Nehing. Black Ground ana
White Dot. 25c. .
ls-inch Yelling. White Ground and
is-inch yelling. Cream Ground and
Cream Dot. &c.
iS-inch Yelling. Black Ground. Small
and Large Dot. &c
BELT BUCKLES.
Buckles, 5c......................B uekies' sc
Buckles, Sc......................B uckieh, 500
Buckles, 10c. .....................b uckies, goc.
Buckles, IL 1-2c................;Bu cklss' iSc;
BETTING in Blue. Black, Red. ana
~.
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Screens.

Japanese Screens, In new designs
Ala feet high, leaves, S''""'
5i-2 feet bigh, & leaves. Ss<''
Oak Fireplace Screens, filed with sh~''
DOc. each.
Oak Fireplace Screens. brass uinihs''
and filed with sllkoiine.
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Soaps and
Perfumes.

We have constantly added TO our stock
OF Soaps and Perfumes until II has
become necessary 10 enlarge our de-
partment.
Tomorrow you will md these goods In
centre aisle, at special low prices.
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Personal.
TAKE NOTICE.

As trustee In certain deed Of trust
from James Woodall. recorded IN me
Va. on the I'd day Of May. 1875. hereby
notify all persons indebted TO the said
Woodall in any manner whatsoever that
they must make prompt payment 81 sucn
tborized agent or attorney. at 50? east
Broad street, In the said city. And all
persons having claims against said WOOD
ali will present them TO me at the same
place for payment. as provided for In the
aforesaid deed. ,.,y
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Portieres.

Beaded Bamboo porlierss. in new de-
s'e"'' $3.50 each.
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Ladies' and
Children'S Underwear.

We've anticipated your wants in this de.
partment this season. You'll do well
Every size, weight. and quality 10
here for the infant or the adult.
Never were better values offered In Tn
DEPARTMENTS than are shown here
now.
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Children's Suits,
ETON and BLAZER STYLES.

Cloth and Serge. colors Navy and Red.
Prices range from 50 9S 20 $50. The
sizes range from 6 10 ~ years
Some entirely new designs in Duck and
Checked Cloth Misses and Children's
Suits will be put on sale tomorrow.
Navy Duck Suit. trimmed with White
Braid. price $780, Other styles. $3.50.
and S75
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Draperies.

New Effects In Summer Draperes.
Plain and Figured Silkollne.
IL Ice. "A yard.
Figured French Creton,
&c. a. yard.
Figured American cretons.
4. f-3c. n yard.
Figured Drapery sateens,
10 I-3c.
A full line white and Figured pila'V
for Furniture COVERINGS.
.5c. "a yard.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-29

The Gila valley which is one of the best agricultural region in Arizona, is entirely surrounded by mines that can not be excelled for the richness of their ores and their sure producing qualities.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-29

A. D. Webb, the new manager of the Sulphur Valley News, is a practical printer and a thorough newspaper man. He will maintain the News at it's present high standard
Arizona republican., 1895-09-29

Graham Guardian: A private letter received by The Guardian from MT. Geo. A. Olney, who is at San Diego, Cal, states that his health is much i'm proved and that Mrs. Olney and the children are enjoying good health. They will probably return home about October 10. MT Olney also states that in all his travels in California he has found no place to compare with Ari- zona. He speaks of Arizona as bet ter place for making money, as it of fers more advantages than does Cali fornia
Arizona republican., 1895-09-29
SAVE TIME AND MONEY

By taking the cheapest and quickest route from solomonville to Sheldon station and nine honrs mahnn the trip ri eithep a1 Onl regular mail hack leaves SolomonvilIe for Shel- don station every Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 8 o'clock a. m., arriving at Sheldon by $50 p. m, making close connections with the train from Lordsburg to Clifton Return. ing from Sheldon to solomonville on arrival Of train from Clifton every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, arriving at Solomonville by 4 o'clock p. m. We shall spare no time or ex- pense to make it to the interest of all who'will favor us with their patronage. Commercial men and others who have to travel on odd days can always be accommodated by timely notice Fare, s5; round trip $7.5O We have corral at solomonville, where we give animals good care and plenty to eat and drink. Saddle horses, teams and buggies to let Thanking the public for their liberal patronage hereto fore bestowed and asking continuance of the same, we remain yours respectfully,
 N. GREEN & SON. SoLOMoNvILLE. .Ariz.. March IA. 1894.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-29

Graham County Bulletin: Mrs. Tompkins, wife of w. G.Tompkins, manager of the telegraph on the Gila Valley, Globe & Northern railway, was in Thomas Tuesday to make arrange ments for a house or rooms in which to live. Mrs. Tompkins arrived from California three weeks ago and has been temporarily stopping at Bowie Having formerly lived at Phoenix she is no stranger to Arizona
Arizona republican., 1895-09-29

most robust as he did before his re- cent severe illness. The judge says his visit to the Holladay hot springs had great deal to do with his recov- cry.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-29

c. M. Funston, the new immigration commissioner for Coconino county, is one of the best and most successful newspaper men in Arizona. The Re- publican is always pleased when a de- serving man is recognized.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-29

Graham County Bulletin: James Nicks and MT. Windom of Duncan, were in Solomonville last Sunday. About twenty-five men are still at work on the Pete McDermot mine at Carlisle. The ore is not being ship ped. A great many men are engaged in cutting wild hay between Duncan and Lordsburg.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-29

Graham County Bulletin: There is decided improvement in the con- dition of the people of Graham county financially, this year, as compared to their condition during the years 1S93- 94 The cattle men who had such a hard struggle with drouth sold every thing they could gather this spring at good prices, and these sales and pre- vious loss by death have left the range not overcrowded with cattle and much beef will be ready for market this fall. Cattlemen, mostly, have been able to get out of debt and now have much brighter future than at any time dur ing the last four years. The farmers of the valley have been blessed with bountiful crops and few there be who are not in the ranks of prosperity. Their wheat crop brought a good price in cash and the hay and barley now on hand will be no drug. The advance in the price of copper has increased the prosperity of the great mining in- dustries at Clifton and Morenci. Tru- ly, the people of Graham county will be enabled to indulge ill genuine thanksgiving when the day comes in November.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-29

Hon. Geo. w. Cheyney and Hon. Al. Bernard of the Gro Blanco district, are spending few days in Tucson. MT. Cheyney is devoting his entire time to his extensive mining enter prises.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-29

The territorial w. c. T. U. will meet in convention October 2, 1895, at 10 o'clock a. m. at Andre Hall in Tempe. It is hoped there will be good delega- tion from the different unions. All delegates will be entertained free.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-29

Water is twelve feet deep in the florence reservoir, and there will be enough for all the requirements of the seasons work. The fourth crop of al- 1alfa IS being cut near ArizoIa and Casa Grande.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-29

For public enterprise the people o1 Stafford have no superiors.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-29

Lordsburg Tribune: Mr. and Mrs. Chas. M Shannon were in the city Wednesday returning from a trip to the Pecos country with the irrigation convention, and went to their home at Morenci to recover from the effects of the excursion. They reported having a most enjoyable time while guests of the Pecos Irrigation company. The round of pleasure was so continuous that Mr. Shannon's head was still whirling when he boarded the Clifton train.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-29

Journal-Miner: Under Sheriff Dil- lon had a narrow escape from a seri- ous accident on Wednesday while out in search of Wren. Just as he was about to mount his big horse out on the prairie, a big fly lighted on the an- imal. Dillon took his hat to brush it off, when his horse mistaking his act of kindness, turned around and kicked him. Owing to the proximity to his heels Dillon got off with the imprint of the horses foot on his leg. Had the animal had few more inches swing to his hoof he would undoubt- edly have broken Dillon's leg.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-29

Judge and Mrs. B. W. Wells O Prescott, have returned from theil visit east
Arizona republican., 1895-09-29

Graham Guardian: Judge E. J. Ed wards, of Globe, was in town Monday and Tuesday. Judge Edwards health is much improved now and he looks all
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1895-05-04
Health Rules for Women.

There are three things that give a
woman perfect form, movement and
disposition. Resolved into rules, they
are as follows: Don't fret. keep clean,
and, finally, keep supple. TO keep sup
pie woman must begin By breathing
right; then she must walk with her
muscles instead Of her bones. and, last
Iy, she must exercise regularly The
best way to keep .lean is to rub q nice,
soft cream into your skin before taking
a bath, and then take that bath just as
hot as possible. The cream feeds the
skin and the hot water eleanses and
softens IT. The way 10 keep from fret
ting is to put your though ts upon some-
thing else thar yourself, and, above all /,
to have an interest or object n life.
No woman need fear old age If she has
lived up to these rules. Chicago Her.
aid.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1895-05-04
CHAPTER XIV


Lieut. Stocking, the moment he was
in the Wash bayou and felt the elation
of freedom, met with a new blow.
81 cannot go to Memphis with my
father she said. There are reasons
that cannot tell you now. We must
get boat, cross the Mississippi and
disappear.
It was in vain that Stocking pleaded
and argued. You do not know all, .
life. There is slsiT in the woods two
miles above the bayou. Take rs to
that, get us across and leave us to find
our way in Texas to the coast. You
must go back to your friend. and l will
write you when we are all safe, If you
give me an address
Vainly Lieut.. Stocking pleaded with
her. On this point she was firm. The
guard took them two or three miles up
the Mississippi and there the party
crossed the river, the lieutenant ac-
companying them two or three miles
into the interior, until he believed
they were safe from pursuit, when he
bade them farewell and returned.
The journey had consumed a day, and
when he reached the eastern shore of
the Mississippi he encountered the
pickets of government force, was
promptly arrested and taken to the.
camp about mile from the Laran
portal, where he found two regiments
of troops. It was not tliffienlt for him
to establish his identity. as he found
several acquaintance among the Off
Gers, and to them he told the whole
story Of his capture and Incarceration.
1t was an incredible and startling rev.
elation. and led the commanding Off
Ger at once to move his camp to new
elevation at some distance from the
Laran and to take every precaution
against an attack in the rear. On the
morning of the third day Stocking set
out with picked gu.srl and several Of
the officers to inspect the entrance Of
the cave.
1T was not difficult to find the nor-
tai, for to their establishment the
whole of the iron lift was discovered
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1895-05-04
THE MoRTuARY URN.
Peculiar and Amusing Instance of Mis-
placed Comment.

3
More than one man and quite mum.
ber of women turned round to look at
the curious adaptation of old to new
methods. A hearse was being driven
slowly up Broadway above Twenty
third street with the curtain raised so
that the whole interior could be seen.
There was no coffin there, but right in
the middle of the inside platform there
stood small black vase about eight
inches high and perhaps as many
inches III width across the handles
'.Well,' said one gentleman, swing
ing round his companion to look at the
hearse, 81 knew cremation was get
ting to be more and more practiced,
but I'd no idea that the cremationists
ever made a funeral of the ashes.
There's the mortuary urn, you see, and
in it, I suppose, is the handful Of dust
that represents the dear departed. I
wonder. by the by, who the dear de-
parted was.
There were no mourning coaches
that could be distinguished in the jam
of cars and carriages, and as the hearse
went slowly along with its curious
little load the general composite ex-
preston on the faces Of those that
watched it indicated that the whole
thing might be all right from hy-
gienic point OF view, but that a. .
funeral It was strange. cold and heart
less.
And when the hearse stopped at the
r5ar+aI Ivayss Yr,f,ryns the driver yauI1eG
out the vase and handed it to the pro-
prietor.
..The bit of spike to that there orn-
amint's drapped out agin, he said,
.sand ye'd betther be afther gluin'
ct on this tonne, I'm thinkin'. IN. X.
G11n