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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
Distribution of City Delegates.

Each county in this congressional dis
trict-each one in Virginia, indeed-has
chosen for itself the plan OF election which
quits it best. Richmond, of course, ls at
liberty to do likewise, and our City Com
mittee has therefore resolved TO have here
o primary election and that the voting on
that occasion shall be Uiod poce
So far. sd good. The next thing for the
committee to do is to say whether our
delegates shall be apportiOned to wards or
10 precincts, or shall be voted for " in q
lump" The last-named plan has never
been in use here, and. we trust, never will
be adopted Hence We judge that the
question with the City Committee will be
simply whether the apportionment of
Richmond's representatives should be 10
wards or to precincts. There are
precedents for either plan, for we
have tried both. and we have also
successfully experimental with the per-
centage system-a system by which each
candidate has q number of delegates al
lotted to him in proportion to the popular
votes he receives. IL this should
be adopted. CLEVELAND. HILL, PALMER,
CRAY, and others would be voted
for directly, and the apportionment
of delegates would afterwards be made 20
them upon the basis of the number of
votes cast for each. 1t is plan that has
attractive features and il is known to be
favored by many worthy citizens, but we
are by no means sure that il is a better
plan than the precinct primary plan. In
his own precinct man Is at home and
among his near pelghbors. If he wishes
TO 20 10 .he State convention as delegate
20 represent in part the city of Richmond,
he can, without much trouble, submit his
name TO the Judgment of his neighbors.
He will not have to spend money. If he
IS defeated, it will be no great trouble lost
and not much humiliation to him. 1t is,
in fact. the way to minimize the expenses
and annoyances of candidacy, and 10 get
an uninfuenced expression of public opin
ion.
And what is important. it will giveto the
private in the ranks. OF the party an op
portunity to share with better known mel
honors that come from and attached to The
whole BODY of the people.
What we desire IS 10 keep Richmond IL
Der proper place IN the Democratic col
umn of Virginia, and to continue her II
sympathetic touch with our countr,
friends. After all of these primaries ant
conventions are over we shall have to meet
the common enemy, and this fact VT
should keep in mind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
City and Country.

In the primary election plan to be adopt
ed by the City Democratic Committee we
trust that there will be no language which
ran be construed by our country friends
of this congressional district as proposing
10 limit their rights or privileges.
Richmond is not entitled to any dele
gate to the Chicago convention. but the
district is entitled TO two. However, It is
always arranged that one of these shall
be taken from the city and one from the
country.
II will doubtless be so arranged this
time. but it is not matter for the City
Committee TO interfere with. Leave il
alone.
The delegation from this congressional
district can be trusted to do what is right
tnd proper as between the city and the
country. Leave il TO act.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
JUST A LITTLE HELP.
That Is all Which Is Required at This Tint
Of The Year--Do You Know What 10 Do!

We hear great deal Just now about spring
medicines II Is known that people feel run
down after the labors and siege Of winter, and
(, Ia assumed they need a spring medicine. This
IL not true. Spring medicines are not needed;
nature viii throw OF the rheums IN the blood
which have accumulated during the winter II she
has only a littlo help. Nature Is able 10 clean
her own house and take care Of her own house
hold with a little assistance, and little gentle
s,i,nulant Is all the spring medicine any one re-
CURES But" you may say, what do you
mean by stimuiant. and what DO requires"
We answer. something absolutely pure power
full, and which has been proved 70 abundantly
answer the purpose. PROFESSIONALLY whiskoy'
II OF the right kind, IL the proper thing to use
but unfortunately there arc few good whiskeys
In the market, and only one which is absolutely
pure and possesses medicinal qualities. That
whiskey ID Duffy's Pure Malt 1t has been upon
tho mark ct for years. II has the unqualified en-
dorsenent OF physicians and chemists, and II 10
the only whiskey which can he recommended IL
Is true certain uns rupulous druggists and
srocsry seok 10 sell other and Interior goods,
claiming they are equal tc Dufy's, but they pos
sess little purity and DO medicinal power what
ever. whereas Dufiy's ~ specially designed as
medicinal whiskey. II would es well 20 bear
those facts In mind whom considering tho sub
ject Of spring medicines, and how 70 best put
the system IN shape for the requirements Of the
Season
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
| Ribbons.

sh importation OF
Undressed Mos
quetaire, full 49,
inches long, in
light gray TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
Jrninstrncted Delepates Again.


We think that only four ont Of the forty
four States have instructed their delegates
20 Chicago namely. New York, Illinois,
Kansas. and Rhode Island. Seven States
have elected unpledged delegates. Some
Of these delegates are known 10 be
CLEVELAND men. and some of them known
10 be for other sspirsnts; but we are under
the impression that all Of these unin-
structed delegates will 60 to Chicago free
10 vote for the most available man as the
Democratic nominee for President.
For example, 1t would not be at all
difficult TO select in Virginia as delegates
70 the Democratic National Convention
twenty-four CLEVELAND men-that is, TWEEN
ty-four men preferring his nomination
who could be safely entrusted with the
duty of selecting the most available aspl-
rant to the presidency. SO as to the HILL
men.
Surely il would be matter of no diff
fculty to select in Virginia &c delegates
TO the Democratic National Convention
twenty-four Hull men who could be safely
entrusted with the important duty
JUST StDhtu W. Va AbhASN. wv NniNNN
DO such exhibition of confidence on the
part of either the Hull men or the CLEyE-
LAND men. We intended only to illus
.rate tie proposition that whether the
Democratic State Convention be a CLEvr-
LAND body, OF a HILL body, or is composed
of instructed OF uninstructed delegates.
our delegates TO Chicago may 60 thither
entirely free to vote for the most ayalla-
bic candidate for President.
IF they cannot be trusted to choose
wisely after listening attentively TO all
that can be said on the subject by the
thoroughly Informed persons who will be
in attendance upon the national conven.
ton. then they are not true Virglnians-
not fit to represent Virginia Democrats
anywhere,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
White Goods.
New ar
rival OF

French Nainsooks, 80, 45, So, G2, So,
90, and 9Sc. ,oo
French Masalla, 10, 80, 50, 70, and soc.
Linen Law9-lrish, 16, "A, Doc
French. 10. 80, q, and 92c.
English Long Cloth, 12i, II, q, %,
and 3jc.
Jones's English Cambrics, 10. "a, %,
80, 45, and 56c.
India Linens, CT. Z. 8, 10, u, 16l, 20,
%, 80, %, 40 and SOC.
English Dimities in stripe and check,
%, rs, 30, 40, and Csc.
Persian Mulls. 10, 20, %. %, 81 ano
4sc
Bishops Lawn, 10, %, 35, and 45c.
Plaid and Stripe Crepons, lOc.
Plaid Mulls, 12l, Is, 10, %, 80, 30
and SOC.
Apron Muslins, 123, 1Gi, and dc.
French Organdie. 40, AZ, 73c., 81, anc
Sl.10.
Checked and Striped Muslins. 8, q
6, 9, 10, III, 20, and 29c.
French Marseilles, 10, 16i, %, ~
and 35c.
In Fancy White Weayes We offer {
magnificent assortment of every des
cription.
A special sale of Fast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
How DELEGATES should lie selected.


From the Norfolk Nirginian, a paper friendly
TO Cleveland.
The V,ginian advocates full and tair
expression of the Democratic choice tor
delegates to the State convention. This can be
best secured 10y primary and by rira-roes
vote. such as has been decided on by the Rich
mond City Democratic Committee. Ii considers
that the vote cast should be fully represented in
the convention. Ia other words, that II out OF
n vote OF 900, pOllod say in the FIRST ward, MI.
Uill should have 400 nnd ar. Cleveland 900,
MIR Hin should be credited with four ana M.
Cleveland with nyo delegates.
Ifitis found incOnvchient and expensive 10
held primary, Then the ward meeting should be
40 conducted not only 50 far rs reietes 10 the
hours for holding the same. 80 as to AFFORD ample
time Tor all Democratic voters 10 express their
preieronce but the voter should be required 10
endorse Ills name on the ballot, announce his
name and residence when voting and record
OF the same made In a book for that purpose
The officials conducting the election should be
mon of high character. The City Executive
Democratic Committeo, II IS hoped will formu-
late a plan that viii merit the satisfaction
awarded by the recent primary for municipal
OricCrS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
yyxtheyilie's News weavings.

fCorres pondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
WyrgEyIIIF. Va, April 27.-Several
visitors. together with the delegates from
this church. 20 90 Pulaski to-day 10 attend the an
nual session Of Abingdon Prosbytery.
The Kidding ex-Goyornor OF tennessee, " BOD
Taylor." will deliver ms lecture, The Fiddle
ana the Row. here next Tuesday night
A post-mortem examination was made by
several OF the phyaicions here yesterday on
the body OF Lorenza johnson, respectable
colored man who was raised 10 Wytheyile. but
xho bas for some time been living IN POcabontas,
and who was brought here by some OF his friends
for burial. lis relatives and friends suspected
foul play snd requested that the oxamination DO
made The doctors were unable 10 arrive nj
satisfaetory conclusion, 30 portions OF tue
stomach. kidneys. liver, and intestines we're
sent 10 Professor Mallet, OF the university, Tor
ANALYSIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
A Mistake Made.

Injudicous advocates of Mr. CLEVELAND
nro frantically shouting out to their coun-
try friends not to trust uninstructed dele
gates that an uninstructed delegate Is a
HILL delegate. &C.. &c.
They VIII soon sec their blunder. They
can't make their fight on that line, and
they will have to change their tactics
pretty soon, or tho country people will
come to the conclusion that Hill Is get
ting oil the delegates. If an un'nstructed
delegate is a HILL delegate then the New
York senator already has two-thirds ma
jority in the Virginia Democratic Conven-
ton.
Mr.. CIEvKLAND's cool-headed friends
should withdraw all that the indiscree'
have published IN denunciatIon of unin
structed delegates and ali that these have
said 20 the effect that sn uninstructec
delegate Is o lIu.L delegate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
The Anti-CIeveInnd Victory in Aiexan-


dria.
alexandria GnZette.l
The Democrats of the city held primary
Yesterday TUESDAY to nominate candi-
dates for commemorative attorney, city ser
ecant. magistrates, and constsbles and 10 elect
a new City Democratic Committee two from
each ward. and delegates to the Richmond con-
vention.
For some time past there has been hill and
Cleveland feeling in the city. and at the request
Of the Cleveland men. who stated that q fair ex-
pression Of opinion could not be obtained ut
ward meetings, the Democratic Committee or
dered primary.
This was the first time primary was ever
held in the city TO select delegates % conyen-
ton Both parties nominated candidates Tor
delegates. had separate tickets printed, ana ior-
mally entered upon a contest. Many citizens,
however refused 10 be drawn into such con-
test. and Yesterday voted for delegates ire
spectve Of their personal presidential prefer
ences.
The result was that OF the eighteen delegates
elected thirteen are avOved I'LL men, while the
remaining Ave are nCminally Tor Cleveland,
though some OF the five, while their nrst choice
IA Cleveland. are not inimic1l 20 Hill
Senator Hills strength IN the city Is really
greater than is shown by tie election OF dele
gates, for q is known that numbers OF pro
nounced Hill men. through personal considera-
tiOns, voted for delegates whose names we're on
the anti-Hil ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
INFANTS DEPARTMENT..

Infants SILK CAPS, slightly soiled-2 Gray, |
Tan, 1 Light Brown, Dark Brown, Navy Blue.
Originally also. Remnant Price, 81.
Infants SILK CAPS, slightly soiled-2 Maroon,
Brown.
Originally s1.15. Remnant price, sl.25.
Infants SILK CAP, Gray, with three rulies.
Originally s2.75. Remnant price, 81.
Infants SILK HATS, slightly soilcd-l White
1 Brown, l Garnet, Blue.
Originally s2.75. Remnant price, s1.50.
Infants SILK HAT. Navy Blue, extra fine
Originally -. Remnant price, $3.50.
Children's DRESSES-age 3 and years
made from scotch Bingham, Chambray, &c,
very handsomely made and trimmed, slightly
soiled.
Remnant prices, 81, 81, and e3.
NURSES APRONS (sOiled), made from VIC
torla Lawn, open-work design.
Originally 25c. Remnant price. zoe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
In q Nutshell.

Senator PALMER, upon being asked
whether he would support Mr.. CLEVELAND
II the latter were nominated. replied
Certainly ] would. A large majority OF
the people want hun, and they only hest
tate because they wonder if he can carry
New York"
That is al. Is he available? Can he
carry New York. New Jersey, Indiana, and
Connecticut?
And why not let the delegates to the vir.
sihis Democratic State Convention and
tne delegates TO Chicago go uninstructed
why not allow them 70 exercise their hes,
judgment after hearing from the delegate,
from all sections-in the one case. Of the
Union; in the other, Of virglpiaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
UNDERWEAR.

Every man who has any consideration
for his health and comfort should have
Medium Weight or intermediate Under
wear. There is nothing that will debili-
tate you so much as wearing your heavy
winter shirts and drawers the hot days OF
April and May, and yet every one knows
it is unsafe to change 70 summer wear
before June. We make II our business
to supply all these little essentials, and
our stock was never more complete in
this line. Light Weight Wool Shirts
and Drawers. Our summer stock is also
complete.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
WeW GrTIUGIS

greater part, are well worthy your
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

In our report yesterday of what Mr.. TAY-
1oR said in the meeting of Democrats
favoring tho policy Of sending unin-
structed delegates to the Richmond con-
yention. we made him speak of Mr.. Par.
son, of New York. o. q negro who hdd
been appointed to Office by Mr.. CLEvH-
LAND. Mr.. PEARsos is not a negro. The
negro whom Dir. TAYLOR bad IN mind was
no doubt the one whom Mr.. CLEVELAND
made Recorder Of Wills or Deeds IN the
p;s.rict Of COiumbi0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

Our Richmond Chamber of Commerce
will have to demand hearing before the
Senate Committee on Commerce t. answer
the statements made yesterday b. Presi-
dent WINS, of the Brazilian steamship line
in connection with the Newport News
coffee trade
1t can easily show that, il it Is true, as
Mr. IviSs now declares, that his line Is not
seeking a government subsidy. this has
not always been their position.
In other words, President IyISs and his
company have changed front.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

a handsome
is of Broad
cloth in tan,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

We ore glad to hear that Chairman JuD.
wooD. of the City Democratic Committee,
Will not renew his proposition to assess
upon persons who propose to run as dele
gates TO the State convention the cost of
tho urinary election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

The man TO nominate at Chicago IL the
man that can win. Unrestricted delegates
will be free TO look for such candidate.
Instructed delegates will be tied to @ man
who may not be strong enough to carry
New York. Indiana, or New Jersey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

Middlesex and Botetourt counties have
sent uninstructed delegates to the Virginia
Democratic State Convention. Why not
The condition of the Democratic party rs
well rs that Of the several ssplrants may
he totally changed before the 10Th of May.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

II electric lights are nuisances ON
Franklin street they are nuisaness ON all
other residence streets. but really We have
never heard much complaint against them
from any quarter. and We know that the
residents Of Franklin street are by no
means unanimously Of the opipiss that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

Send none but sound. reliable Democrats
TO the State convention. They may DO
HILL men or they may be CLEVELAND men,
but they must be Democrats first OF all.
The man who needs instructions could
better be left at home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

With DR.. Peroe's Favorite Prescription, she's
different woman. Ard it's change that can
atod, the blood enriched, digestion improved,
melancholy and nervousness dispelled.
With the "Favorite Prescription" oil tho
proper functions are restored TO healthy
action. Periodical pains, weak back, bear.
ingdcwn sensations, nervous prostratlon, oil
"female complaints are cured by II. It's
the only medicine for woman's weaknesses
and ailments that's guaranteed TO do what IL
claimed for it. Ii it doesn't give satisfaction,
I'm every case for which it's recommended,
the money IL returned.
Can something olse offered by the dealer,
though it may pay him better, 10 Just Is
goods ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

they arc undesirable on that thorough
fare.
The time Ia near at hand when gus will
no, be used at all 70. strcot-lighting pur-
poses. What then? Shnll the most beau
tiful street of homes that Richmond has
bp unliphtnd?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
BZnck Embroidery

in narrow and widest Flouncings. These
are not only dressy, bat very durable and
serviceable. Black Flouncing, French
embroidered to the top, worth 1913 a
yard. for 9Cc. a yard Black Flounce,
with embroidered Point-Lace inserting,
worth 2l.75 a yard, for Toe. Black
Flouncing, embroidered with color,
worth ST. a yard, for Sl.25 and 9Oc.
Black All-Over Embroidery, worth 81,
for 81 worth $3.50 for 75c.
Narrow Black Embroidery to match,
worth 16c., for &c. worth zoe, for l0c.
worth 24c. and 35c., for i5c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
WOODWARD 4 LO7HROP.
TEMPLE
DR. GOODS
STORE,
Corner Broad and Adams Streets.
friday Remnant Day.
DRESS GOODS.

Unusually fine selections Of Remnants OF Dress
Goods on sale to-day, all new and desirable, sea-
sonnble cOlors, and fresh goods.
ROBE PA1TERNS. plain and plaid goods tc
match, slightly soilod by handling, ench has I'VE
yards OF plain and three yards OF plaid.
one Gray Mixed and one Lighi-Blue Mixed
ORIGINALLY $3.50. Remnant price, $500.
One Navy, one Chocolate, and one Brown.
Originally 1870. Remnant price, 60.
Camers-Ilair Novelty Pattern, slightly faded,
Oli Blue aad Gris-9l2.75, now e6.21.
Crepon Dress Length, Tan and Chocolate
slightly faded. 40
Originally s9.63. Remnant price, 60.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
WASH GOODS.

snal attention stock OF Wash Zephyrs l6ic
ror5 THESE and finish the French fabrics The
orn are exquisite Goods 2c yard simply beautiful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

The man who can't be trusted without
instructions could hardly be trusted with
instructions. Send to the State conven-
tion uninstructed, trustworthy delegates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
DOMESTICS.

In this line we complete stock OF Beaced and nbenchd
Cotton Bhed Unbahed Sheeng Beached Pillow Cotton Apron
Checks Domestcs, prices low as they can be had
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
WHITE
French Embroidery.

The quality and kind you seldom sec
under value. Some 2,3O0 yards. bought
in lengths from 2, to q yards, running
in widths to widest Flounce, in Cam
brics. Nainsook, and Swiss, &c. to 81
a yard-yalue price &c. to 1926. Among
these are some of the most novel En-
broidarv Inventions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
DRAPERY AND CURTAIN MATERIALS

White Nuins inches wide dots and figures Tinted
Colored Figures New and attractive patterns kqlnes
Curtains the
vesbu Real Madras by the yard IN VERY NEW PAI
Muslin So Bed
and white
grounds Linen % yards long, much below real value
English Ma Quilts all and elegant patterns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
A SIX FOR f. A. L [ N e n.
THE TOW Err,
Corner Second and Broad.
Friday and Saturday.
ODDS AND ENDS
SALE.
lap 24-su,W&Fl

lot TEcK TIES, light and dark colors, at
/ lot ToRTolsE-sHELL HAIR-PINs, q inches
FiRE-SCREENs, with stands, lovely decora-
ti0ns. Pc.
GOOD ENVELOPES. &c. e package.
CUTICCRA SOAP, l4c.
PALM SOAP, 81. n cake.
HOOKS AND EYES, &c. for " dozen.
CELERY SALT, iOc. bottle.
SHOE-POLiSH. D. n bottle.
OILINE. Toe. u bottle.
BONE CASING, lOc. apiece.
VELVET BINDING fos Skirts, 10c. piece.
RUBBER sKIHr-FACING, l82Bc. yard.
DREsSSHlELDS. :. 10, 121e, 1893, 20, and
2Jc.. in black and white.
RUBBER SKIRT-PROTECTORS. 25c. apiece
REMNANTS DRESS GOODS at half price.
l lot beautiful CHALLlES, dark and light, DC.
yard.
The best FLOOR oIL-CLOTH az 25c. yard.
REMNANTS TABLE OIL-CLofH, loo. yard.
SILK MTIS. IL. 20, and pc.
LADIES' JERSEY TAFFErTA GLOVES, l7c
LADIES' SILK GLOVES, 25c.
MISSES GLOVES, l2lz. lG5a, and 25c
1 lot REMNANTS GINGHAM, e.
/ lot REMNANTS FINE OUTING, 7l6c.
REMNANTS FINE BROWN COTTON, 614c.
LADIES' NORFOLK SIllKI-WAlSTS, 43c.
REMNANTS FRENCH SATTEENS, Sc. n yard
REMNANTS BLACK CALICO, &c. a yard.
INDIGO-BLUE CALICOES, 6L4c.
REMNANTS Of SOC. MATING for &c. yard
WINDOW-sHADES, all complete, DC win
dow. -. ,
large line Of TRUNKS at factory prices.
lot elegant GLORIA UMBRELLAS, Csc.
LADIES' GAUZG VESTS, for 2)c.
MEMS and BOYS OUTINO-ShlhIS, Zoe.
apiece.
COTTON BIRDEYE, % inches wide, for SOC. a
piece OF 10 yards. $500
REMNANTS WHITE GOODS. &c. yard.
lO-4 UNBLEACHED SHEETlSG, l5c. yard.
LADIES BLAZERS at Csc.
LIGHT CAIICOES i1sc.
BABY-CARRIAGES ct $3.50; better ones
little higher. -
REMNANTS CHECK MUSLINS at 8, ga, and
Sl5c.
LADIES SILK WAISTS in all colors.
4-PLi CUFFS. Toe. pair.
COLLARS, loo. apiece.
MEMS SOCKS, real nice and smooth, al SIC
FRENCH BALBRlGGAN SOCKS, full regular
made, 12iec.
LADIES'GRAY HOSE, 3 pair for 25c.
LADIES BALBRlGGAN HOSE, 10 and l21fc.
pair.
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