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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28

49, COD LIVER OIL
Best Norw. gan. new, soc pint.
M.ryIus. ~ TInt.
stones. 9lc. pint
MLhor's Emulsion. 15c. bottle
NC-lers. Burfest's. and Deiungh's.
Cod Liver pil with Malt. with aIaltine with Hypo-
phcsp sphites. and with Pepsin-
Rhoss hAtic Emulsion Il the most pala.able and
desiiole preparations OF Cod Liver OIL freshly made,
s1S- pint. IN any quantity.
W 3 THOMPSON, Pharmacist.
Alt3m 1O3 18th st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28

GSWESIEHN PhESBfIEKIAN CHUHCH,
- st. between 18th and 2Oth.-kev. +. s.
HGrNxooP. minister; Morning seryiee kev. ": H
Evening service 80 by ths pastor. Young Peoples
society Christian kndeavor, 7p m. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28

HOW MEN AND THINGS ARE VIEWED FROM THE
GALLERIEs-MEMBERs WHOSE HABITS HAVE
CHANGED-OLD MEMBERS WHO HAVE QUIETED
DowN-NRw MEN DEVELOPING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28

The PAY OF LINE OFFICERS OF THE NAvY.-A
movement is on foot among the line officers Of the
Navy to secure legislation to increase the pay Of
their corps. War Is declared on Senate bill No.
6s2, increasing the pay OF certain medical officers
and bill for the benefit OF the line officers is being
prepared and VIII be presented next week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18TH ST.
81 bet q and IL n.w-Rev. CHAs. A. STAKELY,
pas'9ra Sunday school 9;;iO am. Preaching IL M.
and 1880 p. m. Young Peoples Prsyer-meeting
day evening at Z O'Clock Weekly Prayer-meeting on
Thursday evening at 80 O'Clock. cordial welcome
IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28
A Train Robbers Hard Head.
HE SHOOTS AT HIMSELF THREE TINES But THE BALI Z
FLATTES On HIS SKULL

H.
Tucson, ARIZ, Jan. 2S-George Green, the sci 9.
confessed railroad robber at Psntano, Ariz, La &c
April, has been sentenced 10 nve years, and Dcc
Smart TO life Imprisonment. An appeal WI 4
taken In Smart's case. The latter attempted Ia
commit suicide last night by shooting himse u
three times In the head. The balls fiattened o q
his SKULL and the wounds are not dangerous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., 1853, 10; customs $559957
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28

To Stop AT MIDWAY IsLAND.-A letter dated
from Honolulu on the 9Th inst. from Rear Admiral
Kimberly, commanding the United States naval
force on the Pacific station received at the Depart
ment today states that the Junlata sailed for
Yokohama, Japan, on the 31st ult with orders to
stop at Midway 1sani and make a report OF the
state OF affairs there, desired by the Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28

ACCIDENT TO AN ARMY OFFICER.-Dr. Heger re-
ported to the War Department this morning that
Assistant Adjutant General Whipple, stationed at
Governors Island, slipped on the ice on the deck
or the transfer boat on which he was crossing to
New York, and fractured the left knee cap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28

SECRETARY WHITNEY was at the Department
this morning for short time, but, owing to o
slight indisposition, he was unable to remain at
his desk and returned to his home,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-20

ence OF saloons. So far as Kansas
and all her cities and towns are con-
eerned, the reverse of these assertions
is true. The most wonderful era of
prosperity, of material, moral and in
tellectual development, of growth in
country, cities and towns, ever wit
messed on the American continent, has
been illustrated in Kansas during the
six years since the temperance amend
ment to our Constitution was adopted,
and especially during the past two
years, the period Of its most energetic
and complete enforcement
Other testimonies will be brought
forward, the editors patience holding
out; but these in themselves give Il
strong presumption in favor of the
success Of the prchibitory system in
reducing the evils of the liquor traffic
to the lowest possible point. This
paper is already too long to admit of
anything further this week, so other
proofs must wait till another time.
HENRY L. TOWNSEND.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-20
A Literary Tournament.

EDITOR GAzETTE,-I read Ho Fon's
letter with considerable interest and
expected to see some valiant scribe
g go for'' him. Well, Mr.. John F.
Smith has taken him in hand and laid
him out TO the satisfaction, doubtless,
of at least one anti-Asiatic, to wit, Mr..
John F. Smith. But, shades of Min
erva, if Ho Fon is TO be cauterized with
Christian assumptions of superiority,
let us have it done in white mans
English. From literary point of
view, Ho Fon, the Chinaman, has lit
tie chance of enlightenment from Mr..
]. F. Smith, his Christian reviewer.
10 Fon need not weep if his Anglic-
lied pen fails in producing a herd of
literary bulls like those running
wild through Mr.. Smiths correspond
enee in last evenings Bulletin, of
which the following may be trOtted out
as specimens: "quiet readable; the
white man will conquer the Chinese
wherever he meets; I" the eXhalations
which seem to permit his aboden;
81 no white man is capable to encoun-
ter; 1.-the great thrift and lowdly
smelling presence; f" is keeping on to
crowd him.; che shall not be dumped
among our midst to hurt III interests;
. we want them were they belong,
We're they will work"
If we are 10 have n tournament be-
tween the Chinese editor and the
Christian English correspondent, let
the Englishman, nj least, clOthe his
thunder in phrases that will exemplify
an acquaintance with his ownlapguage.
SPECTATOR.
Honolulu, March II, 1888.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-20

The Moscow Gazette urges the
necessity Of alliance between Russia,
England and France
Il j. estfmated that S3,250,000
pounds % Last India tea will be
available for export this year
Five years ago Wichita, Kan, was
q town IF 5,GGJ Inhabitants To-day
ito 4 fourishing city "a 4g.0l1 in
itants. and IS the sect of eleven
schools and colleges an he Burton
EJar Works.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06
Pocahontas and John smith

John Esten Cooke. CT Virginia has
made searching Investigation OF the
pocabontas matter, and he is satisfied
from all the evidence to be had, that
smith was captured by party OF In
I;.ps IN 1907 and carried to the Indian
oan;tal on York river, where Powhattan
ordrrsd him to be slain. Pocahontas
interfered 10 save him. She took Smith ;
hood in her arms, so that it was impos-
s;blc q beat out his brains without hit
,;ng her. Powhattan consented 70
snare the prisoner aud treated HIM KIND
IL Afterward Smith released some lu-
Alan nrioners, stating that it was for
tho sake of pocahontas lie told h's
friends in Jamestown that Pocahonias
lad saved his life In letter to queen
Anne he said that he would be guilty oil
the deadly poison of ingratltude' II he
forgot the goodness of Pocahontas /!
several letters he gave to this girl credit
Cor b,s rescue from death 1t was Oh
lis account that Pocahoutas was Halter
;nglv received at the English court. ~
teT her marriage to Rolfe she was oaP
t;led and lived "ciyiily aud loving
with her husband.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06
DRY GOODS
Wholesale and Retail.
Hamilton Easter ( Sons
New Nos. %. % aud 81 Baltimore St
between Lght and Charles SITS,
Baltimore, Nd,
importers, JObbers and Realtors
Dry Goods.

Arc prcpared to offer Choice, Extensi
and Select stock, not exeeIed in Vnriel
Sryle ana Price 10y any house in the Unit
states Their experience Of y years IN
business. and the advantage that they posi-
Of sending buyer to Europe twice ye
enable them to offer all Foreign Go. Goods at I.
narl,rs Prize, whilst their facilities and
exteot of their purchases enable them TO p
chase goods Of American manufacture dir
/ from the mills. CT.
Dress Goods silks, Velvets, Linen Goo
Woolen Goods for Mems and BOYS W.
/ Housekeeping Goods, Blankets, Quilts, 9
,aips. Mtttings, Ladies' and Misses Wrf
Mourning Goods Hosiery, Gloves, La
Gents Furnishing Goods, Atwood and
rino Underwear, Umbrellas, Parasols, Don
nc Cotton Goods, &c.
They have bat one price for all retail
chasers, and the price is marked on each d
Ill in plain figures Samples sent by
when we receive plain and eIPliea direction
,gLat IS ranted, about The prize &c. mh u
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06
ID SGRACEFUL but TOO FIRE
QUENT.

4 bin which h,d Tor its object the re-
duciion Of exorbitant charges by power
ful corporations 10 Baltimore city.
and known as the gss bill, VS. stolen from
the Senate files on Saturday last Inc
tlief is supposed to be one Il the gang
OF lobbyist which are permitted to hang
around the legislature halls at Annapolis
during the session, and whose business
il is TO control legislation BY corrupt aud
iniquitous means Such men and such
methods should not longer be tolerated
bv an independent and free people Aud
the opinion prevails that many who have
always been the most earnest supporters
Of the dominant party will not continue
longer their allegiance, because Of the
persistent refusal te disconncct them
selves from disgraccfu alliances such as
il this gang Of lobbyists who are organ
lied for the corruption Of Legislators and
n control thor votes, so that fund can
Ie mention d which h for its object the
further corruption Of the voter By bri-
hery at the polls This fund known as
the "grlnlmothers fund is secur from
those Interested in legislation who are
Informed by this nefarious gang thai their
measures cannot become laws 81 con-
irihutions Of cash are forthcoming, and
IN nearly every case, 50 plain is it 10 all
That unless their demands are acccded
10 that a failure awaits them, the money
is promptly aud without clyil paid. A
portion Of the amounts are retained by
the gang, a portion goes to the legisla-
tor who is willing to sell aud the re-
maindcr falls into the lap Of grand
mother" This latter portion on the eve
Of every election is given out by the old
lady, and young men are induced to ride
from house to house aud to make liberal
appropriations upon condition that sup
port will be given the Democratic party
which has the audacity to cry turn the
rascals out The times are continually
changing. wise men change with the
times, the spirit Of independence is
abroad in the land, and it will not be
long before the people of this old State
will drive from power the party which
permits such practices ameng its follow
ers SO in sincerity and in truth we
cav, may the day quickly come when
tho cry will echo from every hill and
valley "turn the rlscals ont
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06
Carriers
Popular Cash Dry Goods store,
IN Market Space, near 18th Street,
Washington, D. c.

Cash customers who buy S. or over will re-
cclve one oil the following PRESENTS One pair
Of Handsome Damask Towels, worth 90;
Half dozen Damlsk Napkins, worth 7jc, or
pair Of elegant corsets worth 75c.
Fancy Silks, 37I, 40, As, so and sc.
French Satteens, finest quality, 25c.
LADIES Cloth, pure WOOL one yard and a
half wide, wonderful bargain, only soc.
Cream Albatross pur, wool, double width,
374c.
French Serge, pure wool, double width 37lc
Trico Cloth. pure wool double width, 3,Ic
Cash customers who buy 10 90 or over will
receive one Of the following presents: Hand
some Bridal OMIT, worth 80, two yards and
half Tatle Damask, worth | 81; one dozen
Damask Napkins worth ] so.
Don't fail to ask for the valuable present.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06

GOV. Jackson evidently believes
j.. doctrine that it is right to turn the
t t,msy pra,eAt that the election laws had
h'"Sy changed, he pardoued the election
;~5ro. WHO had been found guilty o. 'n'
grossost and most PalPaole lra G, ~ ;
T,l,imore city. Turn the raS'a'' ou'
). : GOOD political cry, but some GU
.honl5 acduaiut our unsophl tea e.
sauu'- 81 the fact that it does no
,.,an that criminals be turned out Oh !"
.euuentiary.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06
NEWS TINS


The California grain YIELD promises
to be the largest il the history of the
STATE.
Hon. David n White, the founder
Of the Republican party, died at sewick-
ley. Pa, aged 50 years.
BY a mine explosion at Rich Hill,
No , few days since, about sixty men
lost their lives.
DIR w Bcssels. The Arctic explorer.
who acted as physician on the American
ship Polaris in 1871. died at Stuttgart
of apoplexy, a few days ago
Probably Mrs. Frank Leslie is the
only American lady who is compelled
to use a printed form in decl n ng matri-
monial offers
Fashionable ladies hcadgear for tie
coming summer months will include
capoie bouuets of pink tulle trimmed
with pink MORE ribbon
Architect j. S Burlington, of Min
ncapolis is about to erect in that city an
iron building to be Is stories in height.
lie has patented his system, both in this
country aud in Europe.
Tx Governor Alger, Of Michigan,
wears a heavy moustache which conceals
a great scar on his upper lip, caused by
rife bullet at Gettysburg while in the
Union army.
Mrs. Helen Blanchard, of Philadcl-
phia, is the inventor Of the lover and
over" attachment for sewing machines
and enjoys an income that is exceeded
by that Of few rich spnstcrs.
Judge Martyne, of New York, OF
Wednesday refused to continue a case
until Friday, saying that he had never
heard of magistrate holding court o.
Good Friday, excepting Pontius Plate
1t was Macaulay who said NO pas
event has any intrinsic value Tn,
knowledge Of it is valuable only as j
leads US to form Just calculations will
respect to the future.
Gen Sheridan has completed the las
chapter of his war memoirs, upon whicl
he has been at work for several years. =
They are to be published by the sam
firm that put out Gen. Grants book
Phillips and Barnitt, the America
sporting men now returning to Ne'
York, declare that it is impossible 70
J an Auerican pugllist to win in Europe
Alabama, Missouri Kentucky Ark
ansas and Tennessee, FIVE solid Demo
cratic States, have each been swindle
in the p,st ten years b. dishonest Dem
ocratic State officials
Mr. Powderly has issued an addres
to the Knights of Labor, in which h
, recommends the entire abolition {
strikes, which, he says. are never sue
stu sdRd always losing operations
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06
PURE WOOL
HENRIETTAS.

Goblin Blue, Tan Sage Serpent, OK Blood,
Terra Gotta, and Black, vide, double width,
cash price, 4sc,
Beautiful Satteeus, in short Lengths fine
onality rewest STYLES, Ole Broad Cloth for
Ladies SUITS, Goblin Blue, Sage, Tan, Terra
Gotta, OK Blood and Black, pure wool, one
ward and half wide wonderful cash barg ,in,
s7Ic. Plaid Muslin, good quality, &C. Black
aud CDloTed Silks, at actual cost price to re
dure our immense stock Handsome Striped
Black silk Velvet, finest quality, 75c.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06
JOHN SAUL'S
WASHINGTON NURSERY
CATALOGUE OF
Plants, Seeds, Trees,

dialogue Of New, Rare and Beautiful Fl
Issued in February free to all.
CATALOGUE OF ROSES.
All the novelties as well as standard S
well grown pot plants at low rates.
CATALOGUE OF ORCHIDS.
Cool intermediate and Tropical Orchids.
immense stock Of well established plar
CATALOGUE OF SEEDS.
Seeds Of the finest strain Of Single DA
Florist Flowers, with other noyelue
of value among flowers and vegetable
CATALoGUEOF FRUITS.
All the standard Fruits, Pears, Apples, 7
es Small Fruits. The stock is lal
well grown, and moderate in price
Ornamental Trees, Egergeens, ST
Vines. sc are extensively grown.
Catalogue Of Roses, Orchids, seeds,
n. fr-e JOHN Saul
min 13-3m Washington !
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06

-. ogorts N keen HI is men in
:. 49,. u,ov can constrV net some
kind of a platform a. 81 hOu Tor o'u
to stand on, are not unlike III os' OF an
artillery driver after battle to p9rsuauY
half a dozen green horses fr SD IRON
''"' - mill a captured piece VI
''e ''', ,,,;n IN. horses " mt pull
together and the driver il he De
Christian, swcars inwardly-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06

-, ~ Car Aer'aSlyural Experimental
stations in the various States. The an c.
napolis appropriations accepted their :, suck bi
ANA agreed to give it to the big building d
on the b. &o.R Il. lied an Asr'- St
cultural College Itreceived this name p
il is supposed from the fact that y ng, !
~ had an agticulturist connected with II
:, and never taught agriculture or any T
thing else in particular Sort OF a pom
,boy's Hall for Washington people 70
go, ia of the bother of having boys
arouud them IN the gay season ana
the poor fellows at the Hall hrsd S',
,n,o and built bon6res when they hear'
ho ,,av was coming to their Hall when
l,nh,less short ceremonies reigned. r
Ana when the wise farmers who SO a0'y
Manage the Agricultural College ms''
,o,,,bsr and for the first time IN the ms
,o9v Of said college elect .tnr"'cf ior
president, Wen, not exactly; tney
,,.a LIN Director Of the Experiment
s,,,;on. for the bill approprlaung Tue
Sl5 900 provides that none q 'ue '"'"'
,,n he used for the purposes Of tie COZ
1egc. So the gallant farmers Of the AF
,,cul,nral College whip the devil arouno
nc stump AMI make Major Alvord u
,.,,r If the Experiment Station
q 600 year aud President Of tn
college at nothing This looks 'N
using a cats paw to pull tho monkey
.h..,nws out of the fire. OF e'ur'
,,oss honorable farmers don't mean
u.c the n,tioual annuity for the purpoS
Of the Agricultural College the As'''O
,ural Gollge is to be eA,of6el' to !
station 1t remains to be seen wAc'o
man Of Major Alyora'a confessed
high capacity for the place will cons'
% accept tho benefit of such an eyas"
The prettiost thing about thus TX
.;.,,on, Station business is that the
.,,s the Station must spend the Sl''
every year or they won't get a' M M
mo following year We ~ou d rot TX
", much on their not speudlHs II a
A dried up fossil labelled chemist
look very wise on $4,000 year
nothing to do but nose around an
II, bottles aud say to himself luxe l
.,What fools these farmers be.
,u the while the poor fool farmers
N their clubs and oranges and
some orator spout about the duty {
farmers to lutte, and stand up for
usbts but they don't do it, all 81
t,r they let men 90 down to Anu
and do verifying but what he l'f
clubs and oranges ask fol-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06

That fearless and aggressive view
South" contemporary, the Atla5 ia Con
s,,t,tion continues to fight ttde bour-
=, pa,rhor;sm Of the Sd uth and
"a advocate Protection aud the tepeal o.
the Federal direct taxes, for REASONS that
must appeal to the intelligence oil inc
more brainy aud enterprising ! o0thern q,
men slavery ana its enylronlmeu.s,
n'"' Ta.t;,.,ion with irr lsistible
force compelled the South 'aVor
Free Trade. Its capital was nves'eu
n land and negroes. and the res PIT was
nat when circumstances drove inc t"C
; ,n,o m armed contest, the Sotth was
i practically at the mercy of tue Isectlor
4. that had been developing its aterla
i. resources and it's industries. Il thu
5 is history, but it points its own moral
Free Trade means dependence; ro'e0
lion means Independence"
This is history teaching by example
in it's most exemplary and unmishkabl
ne ne manner. but it is hard to fight sgain'
nd The Bourbon Democratic prejudiecs an
gu instincts against the tremendous pOlit
he cal power Of the Southern "WAiskc
," Ring. whose very existence dspen'
M. on the continuance of the Federal AK
eG whiskey.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06

~, l;,l, license law clearln
the saloons out Of philadelI ma at
''"' I'D orlv about % per cen
"'' ,;.a eor a renewal he othe
"''' .l. - A. business on I'd + sly; b
.n'' ,;oo farce is worth lnythin
y wy ,I5,, w;u soon prove ltogeth
too expensive to be persisted NJ
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06
'harIeS YardIey Co.
GENERAL
Commission Merchants,

o SOB 10th, St., n w. Washington.
-Consignments solicited for all kinds
country produce, VIZ;
qtae, CaiUes, hays, Lambs, Sheep, Poultry
Ems Butter, Fars. Cram Fruit, Sc.
We guarantee the highest market prices
BON all nefchantaLle products, quick sales
Id nrompt returns. Advice by m.al Of all
lipments to insure promptness and to AVOID
ist.kes ap 29-lm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06
Mil 3 Land For SaIe'

-Fivate sale my Water Power
will sell at pins Fresh with the use Of all
Grist Mil on Hitter courses leading to and
the runs and wIy for the working Of same,
from IT, netessadot Of land containing ABOUT
together with ing, having uptn it good
six ncres adioinl millers use A lsu part Of
dwelling for the tract Of about 10 acres or
the whole OF Ind, next to the mill, and adj
good farming hestead farm called "Niil
joining my ho1 u building is As feet long by
Farm The rnik o and half stories high,
- feet ide, III basement story under the
Of frame with stone and brick: is now in
" hole house oftlt by me 10 S64 OF the hest
good order BuEeaung and mill works, tae
material. The approved kind for making all
best snd most allour, Neal &c. II has three
kinds Of Grisi, hrs, with elevators from each
run Of French B4 to upper floors; large Flour
to aud from owfen, Smut Machine, Hosting
4 Bort Wheat crFery other fixture necessar,
/ Machine and just class mill.
4 and useful in trt Of the above property will
All or any pi low its original cost, separat,
be sold much bebne lot, on terms to suit pur
/ or he whole in tg small part in cash, th'
chaser by payi L credit II desired.
balance on lon w A. POSEY
bFresh p o., Charles Co. Md
NOV Ain, A1fanI
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06

10 one could have foreSce'
ago, that Mr.. Cleveland Toul
,ason,aed the New Sou
taneously threatening its 4
du.,rics by a Free Trade Ma
insisting on the retention Of Il
taxes tina; are especially odI
classess Of Southern men.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06
THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

The big appropriation crowd down at
Washington concluded to send out some
huge sticks of taay to the farmers Of the
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06
Statesmen " antod.

To sell Nursery Stock. Permanent employ.
tent and good salary to honest, energetic
len The business is easily learned. We
row all the reliable new varieties of Fruit
I'd Ornamental Trees. Write for terms
HOPES. BRO Il THOMAS, West Ches-
Or, Pa. Maple Avenue Nurseries. Estab-
shed 1888 feb-l7*
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06
House furnishing Goods.

~ .,, roots of sh;s
We 7fFark al ''c '',y ''''S " w
p'PH" '"'''' 'y' Us 1.' y" w. mo rcd,c-
IRE ~ CO.'S Nv ~ ~ ,.;,,s 49,,
tions arc ae slncere rs me oir5a'"S "''
r l,{' ~ =, tse nroe mentioned is. for yo,r
I...,;,;o
SpecldI Sh'e OF L'u ms 'cs '""''o
r.,,.no,,,
100 pieces 72.inches B!eae7ed l"'le Dain@'A'
reduced from 90 TO T'c per y"rd ut,
% Pieces 62-in hes H1i-Bieacnea DainS'Af
65c per yard D,.ooh.d
10 pieces 62-nches hea bofue' i1"l''
Damask. So per HaTa r,o..h.s
2 pieces oo-Inches he,' '''' ''''