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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-19

The general deficiency, the last of the
appropriation bills, was reported to the
House to-day. 1t sppro PIRATES q. $40, 535. of
which 500, 900 Is for the Census Bureau.
The Chief of the Bureau of Statistics re-
ports that the total value of the exports of
merchandise from the United States during
the twelve months ending May 81, 1882, las
SS2S, 767, S5S: In 1891, SS46, SIS, Q1S
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RepubIican National COMMITTEES.

DIS MONIES, Ia, June 1S-As there seems
to be a Misunderstanding as TO the time
and place of the meeting of the Republican
national committee to effect permanent or
ganization, the Associated Press Ia author
lied by Mr.. Clarkson, temporary chairman.
to say that the meeting will be held at
Washington, ID. C., mt the Arlington Hotel,
Monday. June %, beginning at IL o'clock
A. AZ.
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Democrats for Harrison.

SrorinI to tie II dlanapOis Iourha.
ROCKVILLE. Ind, Juno 1S.-The renom-
ination of General Harrison was celebrated
this evening. w. t. Wilmington, young
lawyer from Charlottesville. was the
principal speaker. Speeches were also
mpdc BY Hon. James L. Johnston and Hon.
r. +. White and others. lt was q lively
meeting and shows the Republicans are
ready for the fight. Several Democrats
have said they will support President Har-
rison this fall because they believe In the
stability of his administration.
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Hawthorne Park Winners.

CHICAGO, June 1S-Results at Haw-
thorne: Five-eighths of mile. Lookout. in
Ill; three quarters of mile. Sir Bevys. in
1:26; one mile and seventy yards. The Hero.
i'm 2:03: three-qusrters of mile, Lemon
Blossom. in 1:26: one mile and q quarter,
Speculator in 2:2Sl2
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The month Of August next is expected TO
bring important II not wonderful and SEN
satIonal DEVELOPMENTS In the study of our
mysterious heavenly little kinswoman.
Aug. next Mars will arrive at "A point di-
re oily opposite the earth. which it reaches
but once In fifteen years. when the distance
between the two planets will be- reduced
from 1<l.o00,0 900 to S5,0O00U0 milea Upon
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Josinh's Idea


Mira Cbugwster-Josiah. IL the people Of
Mars are trying To talk with u.s. as some
folks say. what do you suppose they are
doing il fort Mr. Chugwatcr tabsOrbcd IN
his ne wsDaper)-They want 20 know what
the score is. L reckon Don't bother me.
Samantha.
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CONNERSyILLE MORTON CLUB.

Addressed by Hon. j. N. Huston and Pre-
sented with banner by the Women.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
CoNNERsvILLE, Ind. June 1S-A large
and enthusiastic meeting was held here
last night under the management of the
Morton Club of Fayette county to ratify
the nomination of Harrison and Reid. The
club-rOoms were handsomely decorated
Among the many decorations was an oil
painting of President Harrison. 9x12 feet.
the property of Hon. j. N. Huston. who
has kindly donated the use of
it to tho club during the cam.
paign. The meeting was presided
over by Col. j. Ii. Feeris, president
of the club. The colOred quartet furnished
the vocal music. and the Second Regiment
band made things lively with their patri-
otto airs.
One of the features of the evening was
the presentation by Miss Madge Jewess. In
behalf of the Republican women OF Fayette
county. of q handsome silk banner to the
club. The banner bears a perfect likeness
of IndIanas War Governor, in whose honor
the club is named and 10 the finest piece
of artistic work of the kind in the State.
Three cheers were given for the women.
President Foaris introduced Hon. j. y.
Huston. who reviewed the work of the
MInneap polls convention, and said the con-
~
He predicted victory in November. Fay
cite is unanimous for Huston for Governor
+. L. Roots and A. b. Claypool also spoke.
Fayette county is starting out exactly right
In this campaign, and will give the largest
majority In Its history.
Boom That Didn't Boom.
Srecfal TO the Indianapolis Journal.
SEYMOUR. Ind. June 1S.-The Seymour
Democrat, o Cleveland organ, yesterday
wrought it's readers up to a high point of
expectancy by stating that the special
train carrying the Democratic delegates
from Atlanta, Ga, to Chicago would pass
through here to day at $3.50 A. NJ, and thatit
would be the most handsomely decorated
finest double header train that ever passed
over the Pennsylvania lines and It was au-
thoritatively stated this morning that
there were tweuty-sIx coach loads of cheer
ing Clevelandites, covered all over with
Growers pictures. So = delegation, COM
posed OF the township assessor, was sent to
meet the train. with large picture of
NAL failure. Cleveland's picture did not
elicit u single hurrah from the supposed
Cleveland boomers, but the small boy gave
il few Misses. There were only
eight carloads. and from the effect
of Cleveland's picture being almost
the same as o red flag before
"A mad bull. it il reasonable to suppose tho
boomers were either for Hill or n dark
horse. 1t was sad disappointment to the
ing until after noon TO see the grand train
with but q single flag to adorn il. the large
crowd of weary WATERS struck Tor home
disguised.
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Repealed tn. Fifty-Nlne-Hour Law.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. juno 1a-The Inter-
national Typographical Union to-day re-
pealed the fifty Dine-hour law. BY major
lty of in 4S votes. It being found impossi-
BILE TO enforce it's provisions uniformly.
After disposlng of other routine matters
at the evening session, adjournment was
reached.
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SORROW AT wAsnINGroN.

The Presidents sends y Telegram OF sympa-
thy To Mr. and Mrs Blaine.
WASHINGTON, June 1s.-The announce
meDt from Chicago of the death of En-
mons Blaine created n profound sensation
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meeting was held at the Lincoln League
eadonarters. and o large crowd was
present 7 he club will be- composed of the
young Republicans. and is properly q
branch Of the Lincoln League.
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Arrnixn.d the Tx Law.

Specia' to III" Indianapolis Journal
PORTLAND, Ind, June 1s.-At the Repub-
lican county convention held hero to-day
Frederick Martin was nominated for treas
urer. John English sheriff. William Grave
assessor ard ). X. Bell and Jacob Ireland
commissioners. The convention Endorsed
President Harri-on's administration and
arraIgned the Democratic party of Indiana
for the misman "a cement of State affairs and
for bringing the odiOus tax law Into exist
anCe
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on turf. Larchmopt won; John Cavnnagh
second, Snow Ball third. Time, l:5l Is.
Holders of five dollar Paris Mutual tick
cts on Larchmont. winner of the last race,
were each paid S627.5 O.
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WASHINGTON, June 1S-The House hav.
ing disposed of all the appropriation bills,
except the general deficiency bill. decided
that when it adjourned to-day it be to meet
OIL Wednesday. The Senate joint resolu-
tion authorizing the President to issue Q
proclamation recommending the observ-
ance of the four hundredth anniversary of
the discovery of America was passed.
The House spent the remainder of the
session in committee of the whole on tho
tin-plate bill, Mr.. Bowers of California,
making q general tariff speech in COM
mendatiOn and defense of the Mckinley
act. After further debate the House adj
j0urned until Wednesday.
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ST. Paul Pioneer Press
Three great Republican leaders renom-
mated on the trst ballot-Lineoln. Grant
Harrison
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Paderewski Barely Escapes Alive from n Mob
OF Infatuated English Women.

Paderewski Barely Escapes Alive from n Mob
of Infatuated English Women.
LONDON, Jppe 1S-A emarkable occur
renee took place at ST. James Hall on Tues
dsv last, on the occasion of Paderewski's
only recital in London during the present
season. At the close of the programme
Paderewski turned to the audience five
times and bowed his thanks TO his enthu-
siastic admirers The applause continued,
and finally Paderewskps manager an
noupced that the pianist was too fatigued
to play again. This failed to appease those
present, and repeated calls were made for
Paderewski, who had withdrawn. He re-
appeared. wnereupon the well-dressed mob
invaded the platform, begging him to play
again. Reaching his seat with difficulty
Psderewski performed Chopin's "Barca-
rolle," and then. ut the request of ayouDe
woman. who was leaning over his shoulder,
he played one OF Chopin's valses. The
cheering broke out again. and there was a
struggle to secure handshnke from the
artist. Infatuated, delirlous women
plucked the flowers from their dresses and
handed them 70 PaderewskI over the heads
of those nearer to him. Finally he escaped
20 the artists room in an exhausted condi-
ton. The recital netted over fLO0O. Hun
dreds of persons who beeioged the ticket
Once were turned away.
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Aurora. 9; Jnck.onxiIle. ).

JACKsoNvILLE. ILL.,, June lS-Jackson-
Vile played n strong game. but could not
ovortake Aurora: losing by a SCORE OF o TO ..
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PaI.cio's Temporary Successor.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE Herald CORE.
spondent at Caracas, Venezuela, cables as
follows After Palacio's resignation his
Ministers chose his temporary successor
Vice. president Villejos. He declined. One
of those present suggested Minister of War
SarriA He accepted. but on condition that
Palscio should do as he said. Palacio
should 60 IN hiding, the secret place 10 be
known only to the members OF his Cabinet,
who promised not 10 betray him 10 his
enemies. When the dictator had reached
his refuge, Sarria was 20 publicly announce
Palacio's retirement. declare submission TO
the people aud call upon Congress TO name
the next President. This was accordingly
done. The result was not satisfactory 10
the Revolutionists. who declare that tho
present congress 10 filled with men who
were not elected, and that the new Presi-
dent must DO chosen by the re presenta-
tives legally chosen by the National Legs
lature. Crespo and his army are, mean-
while, continuing their march upon the
capital
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Very Jubi,ant ar Valparaiso.

erecel &c The Indianapolis Journal
VALPARAISO, Ind, June 1S-This city is
gwen up TO the Republicans tonight, who
are celebrating the renomin alton of Presi-
dent HARRISON aud the nomination. of J udge
Johnston for Congress in the Tenth dis
ret with speeches and music. Judge f.
ID. Crumpacker, of the Appellate Court,
Judge Johnston. ex-Congressman Mark l..
DeMotte, aud Others were tho speakers.
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here. The expressions of sympathy for
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine In their bereavement
were universal. and messages OF condoI-
ence have already been sent from friends
here to the stricken family. The Presidents
was promptly notified of the sad intelli-
gence, ant was deeply moved.
Soon after hearing the news the Prcsi-
dent sent telegram to Dir. and Mrs.
Blaine, expressing deep sense OF sympa-
thy for them in their affliction. IL was i'm
possible 10 obtain a copy of this telegram at
the White House Secretary Noble feeling ly
expressed bis most tender sympathy for the
beraved families. He had not known Mr..
Emmons Blaine intimately. but he had re-
Rarded him as a man OF high character and
intellectual force. The Secretary spoke
sympatheticaily of the other recent death
In Mr. Blaines family. and feared that the
shock of this last might prove almost too
great for the afflicted Ones to boar.
Mr. Elliot K. Shepard. of New York,
speaking OF the death, said: II saw young
MIR. Blaine in Minneapolis a week ago and
he seemed in the best of health. i cannot
understand his sudden death. He was an
exceedingly bright young man. The death
Is more sad on account of the tromendous
blow which it will be to his father aud his
young wife"
Secretary Rusk also spoke feeling of the
death of Mr.. Blame whom be had known,
he said, intimately for q long while. His
death. tho Secretary thought, was all the
more sad. following as IL did so close upon
that of Walker Blaine and Mrs. Coppinger.
lmmed ateIy upon hearing the sad intell-
gence. Secretary Rusk sent q telegram to
Mr. Blaine At Bar Hnrbor expressing his
sympathy and coincidence with the family
in their great affection.
The few Senators and Represen tativos at
the Capitol to-day. without regard to party
or faction, had only words of earnest SYM
patty for the bereaved father ana tho fam
lily of the deceased. The Senators who
knew Emmons Blaine spoke in the highest
terms of his personal characteristics and
business ability. He had. they said. taken
no part In public affairs prior to tho Mime
hess and ability displayed bS him in his
business pursuits were guarantees for
bright future had he survived. Several OF
the Senators were extremely selections as
to the effect of this eliminating blow mp
Oh the ex-Secrerary OF State coming. as 1t
does. so soon after other heavy beroave-
ments and domeati alflictions.
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sYeclal 10 The Indianapolis Journal
JErFERsoNvILLE. Ind. juno 1s.-An or
ganiza,Ion on the military order. to be
known rs the Harrison and Reid Cadets
was perfected In this city last night The
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weiI-Known P@nn.yivaninn Dead.

PITTsBCRG. June 1S-Ex-Senator Rutan
died at 1871 this morning at his home in
Allegheny. His death was due to nervous
prostitution brought on by his work during
vigorous campaign recently. He was I'M
conscious for some time previous to his
death.
Mr.. Rutan was one of the best known
men in Pennsylvania. He was an elector
in 1865. collector of the port of Pittsburg
for five yenrs and until recently United
States Marshal of the Pittsburg district
The deceased was fifty-four years of oge.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-27
A Union Service.

The Pastors association have arranged
for a union meeting 10 be held at the
First Presbyterian church tomorrow
night. The object Of this meeting is to
non church going people of This city.
Addresses will be delivered by Judge j.
R. Fleming, Rev. C. c. Mclean, of Trim
ity church, and Rev. w. b. Preston, of
the Cumberland Presbyterian church.
A choir selected from all the variou/
churches Of the city will be in attendance
and will render appropriate music, under
the leadership of the we'll known Prof.
Daggett.
An invitation is extended TO the gen.
pated.
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LATE TElEGRAMS
aoilsp DOWN FROM PRIVATE,
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

In DR.. Parker's temple, london,
where Talmage preached yesterday,
reference was made to the cOwardly
attack on Gladstone and the vast
audience condemned it as cowardly
by rising vote.
John L. Sullivan was carrying
Friday ia Boston.
There have been II deaths rs the
result OF the accident on the Pennsyl-
vania road.
Masonic temple at Runge dedicated
IN the presence of 700 people.
Fine rains in Karnes county ASSURE
splendid corn and give good promise
of cotton.
Ike hot showery weather of the
past few days has brought grass for.
ward amazingly.
The fiscal year expires Thursday
and no appropriations are available,
rs none of the.late bills have become
law.
Eaku Durg reports l6oesses cholera
and 20 deaths.
Sheldon, European manager of Jar
Wis Il Conklin Mortgage company, dies
al London.
Amsdee Manches, French scient list,
writer and naval officer, is dead.
An immense Paris crowd attends
the funeral of Capt. Mayer, killed in 8
duel with Marquis de Mores.
Capt. Borup. of the American Iega.
ton, Paris, denies the allegations of
furnishing contraband military infor-
nation to Germany and Italy.
e. N. Porter, president Fort Bend
bank ie under arrest at Kansas City
for embezElement.
The embankment is broken at S5th
street, Chicago, and 8 square miles of
suburbs inundated, water standing
two feet deep in the streets.
Marion county instructs for Hogg.
Keystone, limited, wrecked near
Valparaiso, Ind. fireman killed, en-.
gineer and passengers hurt, none
fatally.
Havana sugar market continues too
high for American buyers.
president Mc<irath of the Kan.
sas Alliance repuaiates the third
party and returns to the republican
fold.
Governor Ireland and other south
ern' politicians are not sanguine over
the democratic nomination.
There will be one fare round trip
rate from all Texas point to Omaha,
for peoples convention next week.
The third party this state nominate
Nugent for governor; Marion Martin
for lieutenant governor; Methodist Jim
Davis for attorney general; Drake,
Duncan, land commits
sioner; and Clements superintendent
of instruction.
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straw hats,
MEMS straw hats.
Boys straw hats,
Rov,a straw hate

Boys straw hats,
All malt price. 6 "a st JosKE BROS.
Peter Jonas, Jr.. will soon open q
bar at No. 8 Soledad street. Dick
Wallace will be his assistant.
Private Cody, F, company, 5th in
fantry, who has tot the past three
months been out on furlough will be
discharged from the army on the 8th
of July, when his time expires. He
will remain in this city.
There was dance on Johnson
street last night.
"A sanitary inspector should use
his nose q little on both Commerce
and Market streets between Main
plaza and Navarro street.
The new management of the
Arkansas Pass railway did wise
thing aud pleases the travelling pub.
lie In retaining r. w. Andrews at
the head of the passenger depart
ment.
-Tammany got knocked out In
Chicago in the nomination of Grover
Cleveland, but Tammany Bryan Cal
laghsn is still in the ring, and is only
slightly disfigured.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-27
ARKANSAS COUNTY NOTES.

ARKANSAS Co., June %.
go the LIGHT: We have had some
good showers that makes all nature
smile, and assures half crop of corn
or nRore, but / am sorry to say that
west of us it Is still dry, and the
stockmen are still removing their
cattle to other pastures.
The people in their convention have
spoken, and General Harrison goes
before the people with q record I'M
blemished for intregity, and for
statesmanship it will compare with
the best this country has ever had.
What epublican can doubt, that the
verdict rendered, will be ratified by
the people in November next? Mr..
Blaine is sorely afflicted, but trust
he may be spared to US for many
years to come for counsel in the great
party to which he belongs, for the
success of which he has labored long
and usefully, that resolution of con-
dolence of the democratic convention
ut Chicago was humane and gen.
erous. The democratic party of our
state seems to be Olsen tegrating fast,
the election in Mills district tells the
story, and that does not tell the half
that is going on ell around us. The re-
republicans will arouse themselves
and grid up their loins, for full surely
the time Is near at hand when the
people will demand better govern.
ment for this great state. Yours.
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Jokes BIG SHOE SAL

JOKES BIG SHOE SALE.
Opera Slippers worth Sl.00, only Csc.
Opera Slippers worth $500, only
$1.19.
Button Oxfords worth $500. only
$1.39.
Ladies' tan shoes worth $3.50, only
81 SO.
Ladies' Oxford ties worth $500, on
ly $1.5S.
Ladies' Tan. Gray and Brown ooze
ties worth $500. only Sl.49.
This week only. 6 % 3t
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Are You Hot?

Go and cool off in the shade of the
Alamo Fire Insurance COmpany's
large building, the coolest. spot in
town"
There are only q few more of the
very choicest offices to rent In that
building; all modern improvements;
all the offices are alike and front east
and are arranged especially for this
warm climate. No trouble to show
them, even If you don't care to rent.
Come and see the best arranged
Office building in the South. Prices
very reasonable. 6:17:tf
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ANEW KIND OF INsueANcE,

For twenty-five cents you can insure
yourself and family against any bad re-
suits from an attack of bowel complaint
during the summer. One or two doses of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy will cure any ordinary
case. 1t never fails and is pleasant and
safe to take. No family can afford to be
without it. For sale at % and 50 cents a
bottle by F. Kalteyer & Son, Downing g.
Flood, Il. Schuchard, Cohn & Co., l.. :
Harrison, and Kalteyer & Schuchard-
A. DreiSS, druggists. 6 2ltf
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At st. Hedwtg.

st. Stephens singing society excursion
to St. Hedwig yesterday was success.
St. Albert's Hall Sunday morning at 3
o'clock, in ambulances. They struck
heavy mud a good part of the way, but
enjoyed the drive anyhow, and sang at,
the first communion mass of 20 celebrants
at the Catholic church there. A delight
full day was passed, in spite of the rain,
and a return to this city, was made by
$40 O'Clock
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For District Clerk.

Mr.. Geo. s. Williamson is regularly an
nounced in the LIGHT today as a candi-
date for the office of district clerk. at the
election in November. George William
son, at one time held the Office of assessor
in Bexar county, which he filled with
credit TO himself and his many friends
Williamson is strong candidate and will
no doubt make competent officer. His
friends will pull hard for him
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-27
FRENCH TANSY WATERS

Ladies will find these waters jusa
what they need and can be depended
upon every time to give relief. Safe
and Sure. Sent by mail. Price,
$500 per box Emerson Drug Co.,
manufacturers, San Jose, Cal, and
for sale only by A. Driass, 10 Alamo
street. 32S1y
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AT AGO THIS WEEK.

Beautiful embroidery trimmed
chemise.
Beautiful embroidery trimmed
drawers.
Beautiful embroidery trimmed
skirts.
Beautiful trimmed corset covers at
the special underwear sale.
6:25:3t JoSKE Bros.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-27
AT SIG THIS WEEK.,

AT SIG THIS WEEK.
Elegant lace trimmed chemise.
Elegant lace trimmed drawers.
Elegant lacs trimmed skirts.
Elegant tucked yoked gowns.
Elegant lace trimmed corset covers
at the special underwear sale.
:25:3t JOSKE BROS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-27

JoSkt'S BIG SHOE SALE.
Ladies opera slippers, with or with
out straps, worth $500, only $l.l9 this
week. 6253t JosKE BROS.
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Notice

Notice.
There will be An important meeting
of the Belknsp Rifles at the armory
Monday night June 9th.
6:25:2t RoBr. B. GREEN, Capt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-27

$500 FOR Sf.3e.
Fine Marseilles Bed Spreads, full
! IA, worth 200, only Sl.S9.
6 253t JoSKE Bros.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-27
AT Clio THIS WEEK.

AT GIG THIS WEEK.
Lovely lace trimmed chemise.
Lovely lace trimmed drawers.
Lovely embroidery trimmed skirts.
Lovely embroidery trimmed gowns.
Lovely lace trimmed corset covers
at the special underwear sale.
6:25:3t JosKE Bros .