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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-17

NOTICE il hereby given that the IN
~ dersigned has been. by TIE Clerk Q
the Dubois Circuit Court, appointed
Of the estate OF job
Philip Buchta. late Of Dubois count,
Indiana. deceased. Said estate IL SUP
posed to be solvent
JoHs MEHxE. JK Admir-.
TraylO~ a. Hunter, Att'ys.
Aprjl 3. 1891-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-17

Blows UP.-Atkins 3 Denbo's mill
situstcd In the south-east corner Of this
county. 10 Jefferson township, was
blown up last Saturday Ct noon, while
ali the mill bands except the engineer
were away from the mill a dinner. no
one hut but the engineer, Geo 60 Cox,
Who was seriously, perhaps fatally
scalded. The boiler and engine are
total wreck
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-17

ga big tire occurred In Evansville
Yesterday morning. DESTROYING one O.
Msekey's new business buildings on
First street. and occupied BY Cbas Lsech
& Co. wholesale drugg;sis. II BROKE
out in the cellar II > 20 10 the morning
and vas eth burning when the morning
train lett Evansville. The Courier esti'
mates the loss q $4,000. mostly COW
cred by insurance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-17

Dlscu Apcxp Mrs.. Diana GardneI
was discharged from the southern Hos
pIssl fof IosAne Monday, cured.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-17

a. President Harrison had : "big
hmer this week IL bic saving around
the circle" through The Golf States, on
biz way 10 Cslif0rnis. Great enthusi-
ssm and immense crowds met HE spo-
cial train 81 every important point. u
q hoped he will be able 10 see some
thing OF the poverty Of the people, -
we'll as the prosperity OF the richs while
Ion bic swing. Il might do them good
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-17

~ We sre Informed that efforts are
being made to resusciate the proposed
Gosport aud jasper r X. as branch Of
the PENNEY lvsnia system.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-17

GROes NE0LIGENCE.-Thr0u the q.
iects OF the negligence Of Hsrris0n's mail
agents mail matters are very uncertain
On Monday jasper received no mail
from tho East. Presumably Il was car
ried 10 Evansville BY the agent. On
Tuesday morning jasper received DC
mail at I'll. Mail for this place wal
probably carried on 10 Louisville. On
ior 4 little Of Dickina0n'a eystem 10 ths
Post ONCE Department every where, and
Competent agents.
YEr MORE. On Wednesday the mai
from Evansville missed reaching here
Three days misses IN Succession look
like the agents "didn't care
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-17
Az OLD PIONEER. PATRIOT
AND SOLDIER GONE.


Thomas Y. Riley Dead.
Mr.. Thomas Y. R,Lry died Il the
home OF his son-in law. ~ ELLA near !
April s'h 1891. aged - d
\ ears. 4 months and 10 DAYS,
Mr. Riley WAS born ~ Oldham coun-
~. kentucky. Nov. 20. 1870, was mar
RED il 1893 "a Miss Nancy Lawrence
who bore him eight children. 10,
with herself survive hin ue
WAS 4 lifelong Democrat. having cnsi
NJ. first vote for Gen. jackson, and HE
a., Tor Cleveland liz wss q patriot IN
he true sense Of the word always a.
Iyo,ing that which ne believed for the
heat interests 81 his country. lie volun-
lteered IN the Black Hawk war. and saw
seryice against tho savAges IA lso5 10
The then wilds Of Illinois. lie WAS forl
many years one Of ne most prominent
farmers IN Colums IL township, but soin
HE farm 10 take charge OF thes pHuper
asylum OF Dubois county 10 1881. andl
continued AZ its superintendent, mana
eing lis affairs sccep,sbly for six yeare,
until compelled 10 give " up by the IN
6rmities Of old age. In religion he was
Z devoted and consistent member OF the
Missionary Baptist denomination, ana
: died with faith reaching out I" happy
/ eternity. He was buried April 9sh q
the Roberts Chapel graveyard. IN da!'
=. tow nship, . very large number OF fr'ende
!, and relatives attending his funeral
{ Rev. Jas. ID. Kiper. Of the n. r. church,
! superintended the services and preached
. feeling and appropriate DISCOURSE
Thus sink to rest
81 The faithful brave.
= In . Saviour's breast
7 Their happy grave
. for the jasper Corner
y Soosox Swuy Slips.
- Ha. ha, ha! Soosox Swuy's wit am
4 wisdom.
n Soosox Swuy IL only fy leaf out Q
Or one OF the back numbers.
en- Sooaox Swuy has an abundance Q
OF oniidence 10 his own wit and wis
IT, dom!v He thinks he is A cslibel
* center-fre. fit for use In British bn
be Dogs only. while . great manv other
Is think he IL q very small % calioer RI
=. FIRE.
10 Rrclfr Ii YOU are bothered with u
little detestabIe pismire about you
\, premises give them small dose OF SOC
~ sox Swuy's wit and wisdom" LIS
- desd-shot.
7. One sensence OF Soosox SWuy's belly
=, - schev wit and Wisdom," will kill 90!
- thing not larger than . microbe.
Il. For man Of the supposed Intelligent
les OF Soosox Swuy, be says some monstro'
ire. lilly things.
em n "a could find man whose brai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

1t may possibly be well enough to depart
little occasionally from classical models, in
the construction Of some Of our new public
buildings for the sake Of variety. as suggested
the other day by Supervising Architect Ed
brooke to a representative of The STAR, in con-
nection with our coming new city post Office;
but with the awful examples Of the pension
Office and national museum buildings before
rs, we irnplore him to go slow, and not very
far away from the approved styles, that are
good, not for today, alone, but for all time. If
architectural fancy must have play in the in
PRODUCTION Of fantastic efforts at least let it be
exercised and displayed some place outside Of
Washington. where the results, as in the in
stances named, are not only blot on the land
scapo in themselves, but where they are also
made TO appear much the worse by contrast
with better existing examples. Both in ma
terial and design the post office building should
sdorn the conspicuous position which it is to
occupy on the historic parade-street Of the re-
public If the structure cannot be built of
suitable materials and in accordance with a
sreditable plan TO the height for which the law
calls without an increased appropriation. then
while the work is in progress let that increase
be granted An eight-story brick barn on
Pennsylvania avenue, either plain or fantastic
ally decorated, would be a national discredit,
the elimination Of architectural sins at the
capital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13
The rise of Methodism is one o, the mos. i'm

The rise OF Methodism Is one OF the most i'm
pressive facts in the history Of Christianity, q
iact accentuated by the assembling Of the great
world council Of the Methodist communion in
the capital Of the hemisphere where Methodism
has taken deepest root. No eulogy Of the Meth
odist movement is adequate which does not
give large place to the men who used the sim
plest means to spread the light Of Christian
doctrine and the order and pattern OF Christian
energy through the waste places Of this and
other continents. Other churches have vital
lied principles; i. is the peculiar claim Of the
Methodists, one that is generally conceded to
them, that they have always made action the
corner stone of their faith. In doing SO the
actor in events has been thrown forward as he
has been in no other religious movement ofour
times Therefore to Methodists and to those
who would comprehend their system and work
the circuit riders, in saddle or on the mountain
path, are figures OF transcendont interest 1t
matters not if the toughest of the toll for many
laborers is over and Methodism now makes its
hveliest appeals 10 the intellect rather than, as
in former days, to the emotions, much Of the
same energy, courage and fidelity characterize
II as in the lifetime of Wesley, Of
Asbury, Of Coke and the grea; preacher
pioneers Of tho prairies and the southwest.
1t is always men energizing doctrine, illus
trating it with fiery zeal, stole endurance or
melting tenderness. To admire the ardor, the
heroism, the fortitude, the incessant pains and
activity, the universal charity of the early
Methodist ministry it is not necessary to &C.
cupy q Methodist standpoint 1t is only ina
portant to have a human heart and to look
steadily at the facts. Much Of the fine favor
Of the pristine zeal remains, and it will do its
part in the Christian education Of the masses,
in thepromotion OF the social welfare and in the
defense Of the republics life from any cause of
evil and in any hour Of peril from within or
without
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

The rumor that Cardinal Gibbons has the
best chance to be chosen pope on the death of
Leo XIII is revived. The selection Of this able
and popular American prelate for the headship
Of the Roman church would give general salts
faction in this country and wherever else he is
well known. Having made a record here for
broad patriotism, Cardinal Gibbons has the
public confidence and no member Of the Roman
hierarchy is more esteemed by the working
masses 1t is highly improbable, however,
than any other nation than Italy will furnish
the next pope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

The Springfield Republicans idea Of reform
Is to vote for the man who is most favorable to
the reform nearest at hand. This means, as il
explains, that Fassett, as the representative Of
ballot reform, is to be preferred to Flower the
represe ntative Of tariff reform This explana-
ton pleases the tariff reformers less than il
does the ballot reformers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

With the reports Of starvation in neighbor-
Ing Russia Germany finds the grain feature of
the reciprocity negotiations with this country
OF particular importance. The element Of
hEmane interest which is always presen. to
some extent in an international Transaction 10
especially prominent in this one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

The strongly partisan newspaper b as become
very interesting in Its efforts to keep the MEM
bers its party keonly alive to the necessity Of
putting in every vote without abating its secu-
ingeonfdence in the result Of the election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

Washington, which is enjoying the sessions Of
tho Methodist ecumenical council, will soon
have the pleasure Of entertaining two other re-
ligious bodies-the Christian Workers, on No
vembcr Sill. and the Protestant Episcopal
church congress, November ITO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

The value Of the wind power which might be
harnessed and utilized in the tracts Of land
needed for the park seems to have been wholly
overlooked by the experts in giving their testi-
mony a. to the exhaustless and priceless re-
sources and attractions of that locality With
large and strongly built wind mills stationed
on every commanding elevation, enough power
could be utilized to drive any number of mills
and factories, and for this available motive
force government ought to be asked and surely
should be willing to pay roundly. 1t is singu-
lar that 50 important q basis for estimating
values has not been vigorously pressed upon
the attention Of the commission by some Of
the imaginative and eloquent successors to
Colonel Sellers who have appeared before them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13
French BRo.pcLorHs.

rhs-e r. every INDIGESTION that BROAD
CLOTHS will hold their place among the lead
ms fashionable fabrics THIS season Tor street.
visiting snd reo-rtion dresse-. Early snticipa-
ton has resulted "a the realization OF tho
ae-Sesi and most OtuIrcheasive stock o: Broad
cloths we've ever owned
iher-is not = auaiity missing In the s-rand
showing OF all the new and STAPLE coiorinss -
wei as many new evening tints
AhE % QUALITY. a. inches wide.
la handsome colorinep,
THE sl.2S QUALITY. 20 m hes wide,
In all staple shades;
IHk $3.50 QUALITY. 80 inches vide.
In all the staple cOior1nss.
together with new shades
of gray and Tan,
THE 81 QUALITY. 80 inches vide.
ExtrA-nne with Superior
finish.
THE g. 30 QUALITY. 30 inches wide
Extra heavy. rich finish.
EVENING TINTs IN BROADCLoTHs
We show Q very hne quality OF FRENCH
BRoADCLOTH that comes only in gAxlis1t
shades. Exquisite.
ell IS YARD
Qirst foor, 10th st. bufldinsD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

The recent vrecking Of the U. s. Steamer
Dispatch prompts an irreverent taxpayer to
wonder Why it never occurred to the naval
board of inquiry which lately made a report
on the subject Of "stagnation in the navy to
suggest that teaching naval officers how to sail
ships might possibly prove to be a novel and
useful mental exercise, and tend to prevent
'btagration."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13
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We haven't millinery. but We have
everything In Ribbons suitable for
trimming millinery. Do not under
estimate this Ribbon Department. IL
10 full of the brightest and best of the
seasons ribbons and has the sdvant-
age OF being entirely aee, as We have
never kept ribbons until this season.
Especially for millinery are these:
2Hinch Double-faced Satin Rib
bons. in Black, White and the New
Art Millinery Shades.
No. %. Psdu dc sole All-silk Rib
bons. In Black. White and Fall
Shades
Black Brocaded Ribbons, 8 to 8
inches wide.
Many extreme" and exclusive"
effects and shades in Imported Rib
bons for millinery.
Again we are able to offer S-inch
All-silk Gros Grain SSsh Ribbons.
with Satin Edge, Black and all
colo9s. At the low price Of 50c. per
yard.
FEATHERS. II IL = feather"
season. Ostrich Feather Ruching,
Black and all new colors. for dress
and cloak trimmings as well a. for
the neck. Sc. per yard.
Feather Trimmings I'm Coque and
Pea Fowl. 81. 40 per yard.
Feather Collars, Black. oL66 and
a.. so.
Feather Collars, Cream. for even
ing wear, $3.50.
UMBRELLAS-a seasonable SUBJ
ject. This department is situate
right at the door-proof Of its inn
portance. Big buying only make
these offerings possible:
26-inch Gloria Umbrellas. natural
wood handles In crooks and
straights. Only. .................9 CSC.
26-inch Gloria Umbrellas. better
quality. better handles. Only.S1.2o.
25-inch Union Silk Umbrellas,
with weitzel handles; also few with
Black handles. Only.........$2.
26-inch Windsor Silk Umbrellas
with the new English horn handles.
OuiS ............-.....-...
26-jnch Windsor Silk Umbrellas.
in Navy Blue and Cardinal. war
rantsd rain proof and fast color. At
tractivs natural wood handles.
Only. ........................
Same as above with new shell
handles. Only. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Mems Umbreilas-(2S-inch) A va
riety Of ''nobby" English handles in
fne Union and Windsor silks. $2.35
to 90.
UNDE RwEAR-anOther timely
subject
We buy Underwear with knowl-
edge of all the various brands, born
Of long experience. We know how
they will wear and the satisfaction
they will give. You are sale in buy
ing your Underwear Of us. Here are
those three special values in Gray
Underwear again.
g. UNDERWEAR.
Winter Underwear In all cotton,
nearly all cotton. half wool, two
thirds wool. nearly all wool and all
wool Plain AID ribbed, scanned and
full esular made. At ali prices. from
Coo. up.
Three items in Natural Grays-
Ladies' Natural Gray Ribbed Merino
(Cotton) Vests and Pants, 50c. each.
Ladies' Natural Gray Part-wool
Ribbed Vests and Pants. Sc. each.
Ladies' Natural Gray Ribued Two
thirds Wool Vests and Pants, CASH
mere facipgs, smoked pearl buttons,
&c. Only 81 each.
Underwear from the American
Hosiery Company. Furley Buttrum
and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

II Is almost an axiom Of human nature that
she poetic and the business instincts are in
compatible. Since this is so 1t is easy to see
how Ireland, the source OF SO much impetuous
feeling, the birthplace Of so much eloquence
and song, should lack the practical qualities
which might have enabled her to secure indie
pendence. 1t is the repetition in nation of the
history Of many q gifted individual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13
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TRIMMED AND UNTRIN.
MED MILLINERY.-What .
wealth Of words and blowing
rhetoric might Be expended in
lauding the completeness. the
artistic beauty, the becoming
meas and exclusiveness of our
stock Of Millinery. Never have
we felt 20 closely in touch with
your varied needs in Hats and
Bonnets. 1t would be an easier
task to tell what we have not got
than what we have. We have
fitted no . cozy parlor in the
rear OF our new store expressly
for the display Of our Trimmed
Hats and Bonnots. and therein
you will ind the rarest cCnceits
Of Bonni, virot. Faulkner. Heitx-
Boyer. Pouyanne, Jesse. Reboux.
Mon Julia and others Of no less
repute In the old world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

Stanley luck carried the explorer and his
wife through even a railway wreck. But it was
In Italy and not America and he was not COM
PEELED to brave the perils of car stove.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

Our American Felt Hats at 75c.
are really superior to many Of
the qualities palmed of a.
French, while our French Felts
are the very best made. Look at
the closely. feel the pile. Are
the. not smooth, soft, glossy
and uniform in finish! Our
price for the best French Fcits is
but 81. 4S, less than is asked by
many for the inferior Felts.
Every shape that is countenanced
by fashion is here and each shape
Is shown in all the fall shades.
SPECIAL. Sailor Hats Chan
which there are none more popu-
lar) with velvet crown trimmed
with silk ribbon, all coiors. Has
been q splendid seller even at its
regular price. Tomorrow We shall
offer them at TIC. to draw you
into our Millinery Pariors.
Another lot-the first went .
hying-of the Ladies' Yachting
Caps at l9c. each.
JETS--There IL every indica-
tion Of their almost universal
popularity this season. We havo
Jet Edges, Insertinss. Riveted
Jets. Ornaments, Birds, Rings,
Arrows, Wings. Sprays and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13
DEcoRArrD CursA.

We would like you -
look over our stock Of
Decorated Dinner and
Toilet Ware. Of which
We have . large variety
nom the cheapest to
the finest
In open stock decora-
lions In dinner ware wo
have eleven patterns.
from which you can
select Just the articles
you require.
As TO prices We i'm.
bort direct and can offer
you goods Just as low a.
you can buy them any
where. and in many
things lower.
AGENTS FOR THE PAsTEUR FILTER
WILMARTH EDMONsTON,
LOS PENN. AVE. ocl3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

While she IL considering . swap of beet
sugar for American grain Germany officially
inquiries how to cook the Wanted johnny cake.
Prudent Teutousi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

Uruguay nipped an incipient rebellion in the
bud yesterday. The old parties in the United
States are trying to nip ar able-bodied rebellion
of the farmers in full bloom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13
Look at our 75c. Wool Ribbed Vest for ladiSa
Gun you match them for 90al
w. A. Pracr & Co,
successorsto z. q. Davis,
ne Market spaca
Corner 9Th d.

RIGHT FROM THE OTHER SIDE.
With the breath Of Paris 30 fresh upon them
that you can almost hear their ''pales vous."
There is nothing like them and It is only
Frenchman that can bring out these rich and
beautiful ideas fresh every Jet is on the
upward road this season. and it is travelling up
with a rush. The NOVELTY LACEs in JET
EFFECTS that we show today are Just in and
are MARvELS of BEAUTY. worth spending .
few valuable moments to look at. Here are
few ideas.
1s-inch DEMI FLoUNCINGs, . CoMBINA-
TON Of JET. GOLD beads and SILK LACE.
$500 I'D.
inches wide to match. e5.O0y I'd
ALL BLACK JET LACE DEMI FLoUNC-
INGs, Is inches wide, for "a. 75yd.
~ inches wide to match. 81. 25 yd.
15-inch ALL BLACK LACE and JET DEM
FLoUNcING for s4.25 I'D.
3inches wide to match, 81. I'd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

In the Untrimmed Hats you
will ind hundreds Of shapes and
colors that deft fingers and
bright minds might trim equal
to many Of the costly ready
trimmed kinds. We will trim
them for you II desired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13
= { ~ + f
E'E<$:sjj$ E E 4 y E !. $: ::
By JULIUS LANsBuRaH.

That wonderful IS Rochee
arzin- Seats Of either colo-ed
sill. Plush or SILK Tapestries.
Five distinc: finishes. viz: si,-
tenth Century. Old English. Inn
it.tion MAho<any. Antique Oak
and Natural Birch. Highly pol
ished and will compare favorab,y
with any rockers about town At
$50. Only s..
Abis Northern Furniture House
sdvertises our 81 Library Table
for g. 90, with a bic hurrah. We
ought to talk LOUDER about .
rood many things under this roof.
Just az well, though. for more
of You are finding them out
every day. We would much
rather underestimate our attrsc-
tions than oyerestimste them.
We like 20 see the pleased and
surprised expression on your face
when told the price.
sowith that 9 ia50Parlor Suite.
which we manufactured during
the dull season. Five pieces.
solid cherry frames. deliberately
carved and richly upholstered in
silk tapestry.
Search the city and you will not
ind superior stock Of
FINE HOUSEHOLD AND
OFFICE FURNITURE.
No lower prices can possibly rrs-
vail. for we can buy as ADVANTAGE
ous,y as the next one. and are
satisfied with considerably less
profit than many.
JULIUS LANsBURGH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

There seems to be no course open to Wash
ingson Cinnamon except to drop ''fan-tan" and
learn % play poker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13
LANsBuReH & BIO.

Arc prepared for even colder
weather. We must anticipate your
wants months ahead. 1t requires
months of labor to have everything
in readiness Just when you want 1t.
but We have never been found lack
ing. All our buyers are now already
busy mapping out things for the
Christmas Holidays. This il q busy
world; it keeps Us moving on for
present needs.
Heavier Underwear, Cloaks for
Ladies and Misses. weighty Bed
wear. Fall-weight Dress Goods, with
correct Trimmings TO match. Gloves.
Hosiery and Neckwear.
Now, these goods are carried by ~
In all the different reliable grades.
We stock only reliable merchandise;
SO II things do not turn out all
right We make all proper amends
toyou.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

The Irish schism was not healed at Parnslfs
gxsve- So much the worse FOR the Irish people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

Mns. NJ. J. Husr.
1909 ST. =. w..
10 exhibiting daily Choice and Select Assortment Of
IMPORTED BoNSETs. HATS AND ToQuzs.
Special attention given 10
Costume Bonnets and Hasa
Mourning orders and esasrs ior Dren Cars Win ~
csive personal attention. ocl0-sr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13
SPECIAL BARGAIN

Special BARGAIN
IN CHANTILLY FLoUNCINa. Here 10
rare good bargain. good all the time.
45-inch ALL SILK BLACK CHANTILLY
LACE FLOUNCING. NEW PATTERN. Was
az. 90. marked down to 81. I'd.
ALL-SILK BLACK CHANTILLY LACE
FLOUNCING. Was 50. MARKED DOWN
to 20 yard.
BRIGHT AND NEW
Are the POINT DE PARIS LACES that We have
Just opened and PRETTY. too. you will say
when you have seen them. PRICES LITTLE
ENOUGH for any one. They range like this:
! to ~ inches wide.
Price to SOC. yard.
INSERTINGS to MATCH, IL inches wide,
12c- yard.
ALSO NEW ARRIVAL OF FRENCH VAL.
LACES in all widths
OUR TORCHON ASSORTMENT has received
heavy REINFORCEMENTS in the past few
days at SURPRISINGLY Low PRICES. too.
Better investigate this