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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

To Geo. Il. Wilson. Superintendent Dubois County.
DEAR SIR: For aud in behalf Of the
Dubois County Soldiers and Sailors
Monument Association, l desire to ex-
press to you, and through you TO the
teachers OF the county at large, aud the
young mhsicians who did so excellent
at the Monument Musicale" our thanks
for ten dollars donated toward the
County oldiers' Monument.
The names Of all teachers and appli.
cants who attended the county institute
Of 1898, also the young musicians who
rendered such charming selections, have
been recorded in the Soldiers Monu.
ment record, which will be deposited In
the archives Of the Monument, SO that
future generations may know who
taught the youth Of our county In 1893
Yours. respectfully,
JoHS GRAMTLsrAcHER.
Sec'y ID. G. ;. Il 5. Nj. A.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

Meets the lst and Sd Sundays Of every
month al their hall In Jasper.
CHARLES SoLiGA, Pres'
D. r. J. MrLLER, Sec'y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

Petersburg News: Last Thursday
morning Thos. II. Dillon, ex-prosecut-
ing att orney, and w. Reif Syder, cigar
manufacturer, got into a quarrel. In
which knives aud chairs were drawn
but parties present interfered and pre-
vented their use. After dinner Dillon
was at Bcrgen's drug store, when Ref
Snyder, accompanied by his brother
Harley and ). J. Haines. entered the
store. Harley, on seeing Dillon, said to
him: This morning you called Reif .
name we do not propose to take, but
two OF us will not jump you at the same
time, as either one OF us Is big enough
for you" Dillon, who was standing
behind the counter. drew his revolver
and covered" Harley and Reif with IL.
The latter then pulled his revolver and
snapped. Vt at Dillon, when Dillon
fired at Ref Snyder, the bullet striking
q button on Ref Snydcr's coat. The
combatants were then separated. Dill
lon was arrested by Marshal Battle and
taken before Squire ChappeIl, who
granted a change Of venue before Squire
Shandy for the 12ih. aud placed the
bond at $1,000; j. w. Wilson. T.. A
E,y, j. W. Brumfield, Prentice Martin
and Smith Osborn being the bondsmen
Keif Snyder plead guilty 10 the charge
OF carrying concealed weapons and wat
fined S5 and costs Dillon refused t(
plead guilty 10 the same 0fTense and
was fined $40 and costa he appealed
the case to the Pike circuit court. Muct
bad blood has grown out Of the row
and the matter Is not ended yet By any
means.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

Truth is tough II will not break, like
a bubble 1T . touch; nay, you may KICK
II about oil day, like foot ball, and y
will be round and full at evening"
uolmes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30
DIED.

BURKE. Suddenly, at Whittier. CAL, March "a.
lsS3, Mrs ELIZABETH BURKE. late u Washing
ton. ID. c.
GRovE. On Wednesday. March 90. 1899 st q 10
p. M. At bis residence. 1907 i street northwest.
GEORGE W. GROVE, son of the late Lieut.. Thos q.
Grove. U. :. n. and Virginia Grove. aged twenty
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HART. On Wednesday. March ~ 1893. st p25
2. m. PHILIP HART, beloved husband Of Martha "
Hart. nee Casse. in the forty ninth year his are
Funeral from his late residence. 200 9th strset
southeast. Friday. March 81. 80 D. m strictly
private
LEWIS On "Wednesday March % ,sp3 nj 2; 10
2. M, SIMON A. LEWIS. son OF Sol and Bertha
Lewis
Funeral services at the residence No 6S3 strest
northwest. Friday, March 81. at lo:30 O'Clock . N.
SWEAT On Thursday, March 30 lsfs3 n his
residence. ss3l 18th street northeast John b. sWEAT
Funeral notice hereafter.
OHM On Tuesday. March y. 1884, at his home
in Anacostia, ID. C., HERMAN OHM. beloved hus-
band Of Charlotte ohm.
Funeral from Zion's Lutheran Church. corner sSh
and streets northwest. on Friday, March 81 e 3
p m. lnterment at Prospect Hill Friends and rels-
lives kindly invited 2s
p. M. MARY s. beloved wife Of Kenry NJ. sveeny,
In the eiehty-third year Of Der
Funeral from her late residence. a265 street. Frf-
day March 81. At ii 30 a. m Friends and RELATIVES
WILLIAMS On March 25. 1888 ct Am, MARIA
p H.. widow Of the late Lloyd W. Williams Of Bslti-
The death took place at the residence Of her sonin-
Law, DR.. Austin Brockenbrough. Northampfon
county. Va and. surviving her husband only twelve
days. she buried by mis- side In tine old family
graveyard on the place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

They swtndied the Poor People OF Montreal
Out OF $4,000.

Out OF $4,000.
MONTREAL, March s0-w. A. shepsrd. m.
". A. shepard. jr.. and one Charles Hamilton
two wears ago came here and opened an employ
ment agency. Branches were opened. and they
soon began to advertise for partners The re-
suit was that In . little over ten months the
trio raked in over 10000. in amount. ranging
from % TO s&oo. The people sxindied. a. .
rule, were too poor TO prosecute.
At Last the Canadian secret service received 90
many complaints that the matter Vas taken up.
IL was discovered that Shepard. ar. besides he
Ing swindler was bigamist and had been ar
rested In a number Of cities in Canada and the
United States for swindling practices
Hamilton. the principal confidence man Of
the party, 10 . graduate Of Oxford, and n
wanted IN England for swindling.
Inc grand jury returned three indictments
against each, two FOR conspiracy and one for
obtaining money under false presensce They
were arrested and refused bail. and on
! tuesday last were broughtso trial. which ended
this afternoon.
They pleaded guilty to the indictments. Thev
were sentenced BY Judge Tasch ereau 20 nav =
me OF $lo0 each OF stay sia months in iail
Ibis was on only one indictment, sentences be-
ing suspended on the others The Shepards at
once paid their fines and wcro released, While
Hamilton Was taken 20 Jail
Two minutes after they left the court room
Detective Crosse came in with another war
rant Tor all three on q charge Of conspiracy and
ROBBERY, the victim being Young farmer of
Montcalm named A. Ryan. The prisoners had
nown except Hamilton. who WAS arrested ON
new charges. The detectives expect 20 captur,
the Shepsrds before morning
shepard. sr., in 1872 was running a fske
agency nj winnipeg and was married there 10
Miss Elizabeth Fleet He was often arrested
and fined. aud went with his wife and four
Children 10 Toronto. There he ran away with
one OF his branch Office managers. DESERVING
his wife and all except the eldest bow, Who ia
the one now In trouble with him.
He then went TO New York. where he op-
Grated IN 9th avenue. Capt. Williams drove
hlm out and he went &C. Halifax. hut
there fell sfoul Of the police He rot
on, went 20 Concord. y. H., and again rot
into trouble. His next move WAS to baltimore.
but he had 10 leave there IN a hurry. He went
70 Portland. where he married second time.
his first wife still lives at Winnipeg.
The next move was 10 Montreal. ana "a thsv
pretended 10 be government agents the money
came IN fast until the secret service broke nm
the game. Ii Is understood that the two agreed
TO leave Canada. never to return. IL they we're
fined
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Two Famous Divorce Cases.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, March 3O.-A spsciai 10
the Tribune from Sioux Falls. s. D.. says il 10
doubtful whether the Durham divorce case win
come of IN this city. Mrs. Durham said vester-
day that she thought she would give up her suit
here and go 10 Chicago and fight her husbands
case. She still refuses TO be interviewed. but
showed a large pie of letters and telegrams
from prominent people in Chicago offer
ing aid and sympathy
A special TO the Tribune from Yankton. & d..
says: The Ninslow divorce case is to come be-
fore the court again. The jury gave Q
verdict against Ninslow and now his at
torney Will on Friday move to have the
verdict set aside and ask the court 90 issue a
decree TO Winslow, this case was given TO the
jury for the purpose of relieving the court Of
responsibility. Members of the bar here assert
that 1t would be an unusual departure should
the verdict be set aside
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TELBGRAMS TO THE Star.
WHEN GOVERNORS WILL MEET.
Arranging for the Coming cenvestss. n
Richmond.

Arranging for the Coming Cenvestis. 1t
Richmond.
Special Dispssch to The Evening star
RICHMOND, Va, March So-Arrsnrements for
the proposed convention Of southern governors
In the effort TO secure proper recognition by
the world OF the south's resources. which is 70
be held here April II. are still being made. A
number Of the executives have written 70 Gov.
Mckinney expressing their desire and intention
to be present
letter was received yesterday from Gov.
Brown Of Maryland stating that owing tn illness
due to cold contracted at the presidential IN
ausuration he had been unable 10 give the
governors communication Of recent date the
proper consideration, but that he heartily ap-
proved the efforts being made, and would. II
possible, attend the convention.
Governors Elias Carr Of North Carolina an d
g. Jones Of Alabama are the only ones who
have directly accepted the invitation.
The following have replied to Gov. Nc
kinney's invitation. saying they viii attend II
possible: Governors W. A. McCorkle Of West
Virginia, W. ]. Northern Of Georgia, W. ].
Stone Of Missouri end A. NJ. Stone Of Missis-
sippi
Gov. John Young Brown of Kentucky and
Gov. Henry c. Mitchell Of Florida have de-
clined the invitation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

It Passes Into the Control Of Anti cieve-
land Men.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
ALBANY, n. Y. March 30.-The most i'm
portant move made in years by the friends Of
David B. Hill in this state has been accom-
plished in William McMurtrie Speer. q mem
Der Of the New York Sun stan,
securing q half interest in the stock Of
the Argus company. For years the fight
against the Albany county democratic organi-
cation has been bitter one. When all other
counties Of the state were wavering in their al
legiance to Cleveland the Albany county or
ganization remained firm and true James H.
Manning is the head OF the local party
organization. He is also president Of the
Argus company and managing editor Of the pa
per, and the interests he defended in the
political field he advocated strenuously in the
columns OF his paper. The paper has been
tower of strength TO the Cleveland forces in this
state. 1t has been the most consistent and
ablest advocate OF tariff reform in the state and
has been regarded as administration organ.
The Argus has been an undoubted advantage
to Mr.. Manning in his anti-Hill fight and sew
eral efforts have been made here before unsuc-
cessfuly to dispossess him.
The last effort has proven successful With
money furnished by Anthony y. Brady. a local
millionaire and an intimate friend of David L.
Hill. and Eugene Woods a well-kuown Hill pol
ltician, Mr.. Speer has secured the Cassidsy and
Smith interests, one-half Of the stock of the
company. The shares of Mr.. Manning Daniel
5. Lamont and two other stockholders remain
undisturbed, but ii is understood that Mr.. VIM.
II. johnson, the business manager of the paper,
who holds five shares. has allied himself with
the new interests, thus giving the anti Manning
interests control Of the paper.
The probable outcome OF this change will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30
He ONLY Cot No

In the Criminal Court, Justice McComss,
this morning, young white man. James
Gowans. was convicted Of false pretenses in OBJ
tanning % from II. W. Franklin on January %
last by representing that he had been sent by
p. II. o'Callaghan. plumber, with word that
it was necessary TO purchase a valve. Mr..
O'Callaghan denied that he had sent for the
valve. The defendant asserted that he found
the valve was needed. asked for the money, but
got drunk on it. When he got il he fully ex-
pected to get the valve. He admitted that be
had been arrested for a similar offense in 1881
and WAS now serving a Police Court sentence
Notice OF motion for new trial was given.
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The Appointment Of Substitute Clerks.
70 the Editor of The Evening Star:

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
1t is said that Secretary Carlisle has requested
the civil service commission to so amend the
rules to permit substitute clerks to be ap-
pointed permanent clerks after July LIST prox
The objections to such . course are manifold
and strong.
1t is gross violation Of the spirit, II not the
letter Of the ivil.ssrviee Law. Why2 Because
these substitutes, - . rule. were appointed such
BY special fayoritism and entirely outside Of
any civil service examination, many of them
not taking said examination for months after
they went into the service - ''subs."
know Of ono case whers . lady
took the civil service examination four
months after she came into the Treasury Do.
partment a. Sub" Now, it 10 obvious thst
under such an amended rule q Secretary Car
Isle seeks this Lady and ell others like her get
into the permanent classified service not By
virtue Of having passed . civil service sxamina-
ton, but by reason Of having through some
sort Of fsvoritism been appointed . substitute
clerk.
This ID mauifestiy unjust to othsr persons On
The civil service eligible Est who by priority Of
examination are entitled to appointment in
preference 70 this lady. And this b only oas
The fact is aH.s this substitute buains. h,
been worked for III il Il worth and III Of TIE
departments are fun Of them. Il b and has
been back door process of gstting into H.
classthed service In violation Of the principals
Of civil service and should b at down upon
pretty vigorously. C0ngre0 - squslehed 10
after the 0oth Of June pfoximo. end hsads Of
department. might well tAks theie one from
Congrs0 and squsleh u - eaeA VEasxAa
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A BEGGAR WORTH THOUSANDS.

He Asked for rs Cents and Had $4,000
in Bank.
ST.. PAUL. MINI, March 3o.-Joseph Suffer
Of 200 Worth street was arrested here last even
ing for asking . street pedestrian for Is cents
to get meal.
When taken to the central station and
searched, in the pocket of an old undershirt
were found certificates Of deposit on New
York bank for S20, 900. a bank book showing that
he had besides an open accoun; Of s1.500 and
patent papers showing that he had at some time
been granted q patent for a motor.
In his pantsloons was found a greasy old
wallet containing S1S405. He is sixty years
old and says he has walked all the way from
New York, having been arrested in Chicago two
weeks ago for vagrancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30
Drop I'm whisky Trust Stock.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, March 30.-There was
great excitement in whisky trust circles yester-
day, caused BY the drop in whisky trust stock!
For several days there have been great appre-
tensions Of q panic in the spirits market and
al sorts Of rumors regarding the resignation
Of whisky trust officials have been set anoat.
There has been . row among insiders who
are dissatisned by the manner in which the
company has been handled During the past
ten days heavy blocks Of the stock have been
dumped on the market by Cincinnati holders.
Some Of the Cincinnati holders say that . re-
ceiver will be asked for and the adairs Of the
whisky trust closed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

BosroN. Mass, March S0.--Mr. Z. Parker
Deacon registered at the Parker House last
night from New York He is accompanied by
three daughters and their maid. Mr. Deacon
comes on private business and will no doubt
look over the old Deacon family estate in Wash
ington street, which. since the Paris tragedy,
has become an object of special interest
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Pages @
MARRIED.

BowIE-DTxoN. March % 1898. by the Rev
DIR. Nhitemsn of Mt. Vernon NJ. r. Church. I've
OF Snow Hill. Md.
BUkDEN-wooDALL AZ Ascension Church
March 20 1888. by Rey. DR.; Elliott assisted BY Rev
VIM Tayloe Snyder, HARRIET ADELAIDE
daughter OF Adelaide II. and the late Col French 81
Moodall of Illinois. to CHARLES EDWARD BIZ RDEN
| Of tie city of Washington.
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A NEW LABOR LEAGUE.
1t Will Be . Federation of Railway Men,
Organizations.

CHICAGO, March SD. G. Ramsey, grand
chief of the Order of Railway Nlegraphers.
who was in Chicago yesterday. said: 81 have
been in consultation with Chief Arthur Of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers, and can
say that there is a movement on foot to organize
a new railway federation. Mr.Arthur fully sees
the need Of a new federation and particularly
since the trouble on the Ann Arbor. The new
federation will be composed Of all classes OF
railway employees from engineers to boiler
makers. A strike cannot be ordered by any
one organization without the full consent OF all
the orders. This matter will be discussed q,
the next meeting Of the Order Of Railway Te-
legraphers."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30
Prices OF sashes and Door. Raised.

Prices OF Sashes and Doors Raised.
CHICAGO, March 30-In accordance with an
agreement reached at q meeting held about ten
days ago the Wholesale sash, door and blind
manufacturers combine has announced another
5per cent advance in prices, to take effect next
Monday. The scarcity of Lumber and the
great demand for doors and sashes caused
BY the worlds fair are given as the cause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30
MOURNING PARAso1s.

2O-inch ALL-SILK sURAH. with ebony ham
dles-S2.
22-inch UNION SILK. With ebony handles
81
22-inch UNION SILK, with eros Grain nib
bon bow-$2 D.
2e-inch eros GRAIN SILK, with ebony
handles-S2 IS.
c2-inch WINDSOR SILK. with ebony han
dles-S3
22-inch eros GRAIN SILK, with ribbon
bow-S3 %.
22-inch eros GRAIN SILK, with marceline
lininy-&4. 50 and $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30
Taking Supplies 90 the Seaiers.

VICTORIA, b. c., March 3o.-Ihe steamer
Maude leaves for the west coast on Saturday
with supplies for sealers. Many schooners have
started north with sealers. Seals are plentiful
on the coast II. NJ 5. Hyancinthe leaves for
Honolulu on SATURDAY..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

MeDERMID.
ALL
WOOL
DRESS GOODS
Thisi Is the Dress Good, Store of Washing
ton The largest markets Of the world fur
nisn rs and We take pains TO give the goods
for the lowest possible prices The east
side OF our house IL entirely given to Spring
Dress Goods
Our spring stock is beautiful Unparal-
leled Spring Dress Goods offers will prevail
tomorrow See ehdt leads.
Many OF the ofep have lust arrived
Eev Scotch Chsviots and rweeds.
80 inches wide in checks. scroll mixtnrs.
and stripes. the regular 6o-cen. goods, viii
IS AND 30 CENTS
French Cancels Hair Mixture.
Al inches vide. very fashionable cream
grounds tinted with blue and tan. only
55CENTs YD.
Drsp d'Ese.
To inches Woe, IN all new spring shades,
worth 81 % yard. Tomorrow
90 CENTS YD.
Novelty Dress Goods.
Spring WEIGHTS. cancels hair stripes. in
tan. reseda. green. heliotrops. gray stripes
and scroll patterns Worth so Only
96 CENTS YD-
New Shades Of Broadcloth.
40 inches wide. in light and olive green.
turquoise. heliotrope, cadet blue. wine.
garnet and cinnamon Regular 81 81
tsrsAl for
secENTs YD.
Figured French Cashmere,
Al inches wide. cream, grounds with col
ored lowered patterns. Was 81 90. Little
s1.oYD.
French Basket Weave.
Entirely new. AZ inches wide. tan and
s1a5 YD.
French Basist..
Is inches wide. beautiful designs.
sLa5 YD.
IS inches wide. in black and white.
English Novelties.
4a inches wide. with hairline stripe two
toned effects. 81 50 goods for
40 inches. in old rose. reseds, light and dark
hsliotrope. Worth q. 90.
snk Warp Diaeonals.
In Leading combinations Of eoiOrs 2oo
sl6 I'D.
English Whip Cords.
A inches. with Persian trimminss
attached. two-tone effects. nne.
Worth q. so. Tomorrow.
Real Scotch Plaids
"A inches. Light effects. Only
ais I'D.
Dr.p d Milano.
4s inches. srsy. mode and tan Formerly
q. 40. Only
Fine sii Mixtures.
as inches. silk hairlins stripe. Worth
s25oYD
Black Dress Goods
High class in every respect . very large
variety. The assortment cannot be
eouAled in town
China Silk Waists.
Dotted, cardinal. navy and black
Out Of our immense stock suit
everybody and at prices that make Us
famous.
111f G, 111R z NJ w
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Drowned by the Sinking of a Can,

Drowned by the Sinking of a Canal Boat.
NEW YORK, March 30.-Two lives were lost
by the sinking Of canal boat at the foot OF 37th
street this morning . little before 6 O'Clock.
Joseph Williams, fifty-four years old. one OF the
crew, and Mabel Carman the infant daughter of
the captain, John Carman, were drowned.
Their bodies are still in the sunken boat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

Pennsylvania's Republican Convention.
HARRISBURG, Pa, March 30.-The state re-
publican convention will be held in this city
August 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30
Beauty Balm,
THE WONDERFUL COMPLETION BEAUrIFIER

II n absolutely pure and cootains nothing that
would fnture the most dslicste AKIN
BEAUTY BALM Il tndorsed by society ladies ana
the leading starr Of the stare including Annie Pix
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Marie Burroughs. Phoebe Davis, Ida MULE Marie
vanoni. &c.
Marie Tempest thus writes fit:
NEW YORK, February 81, 1893
fenno Laboratory Association:
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prove welcome addition to the toilet table, II iu-
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ural color. 1t superior to any face preparation with
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BEAUTY BALM is instantaneous in effect. yet the
cause itself il invisible II imparts the toughest
skin delicously soft appearance and the natural
color Of heathful youth II removes rsdness freckes
and blotches Of all sorts.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A BOTTLE
BEAUTY BALM is for sale In Washington ct all
leading druggists hair dressers costumers and deal
srs in toilet preparations.
FENNo LABORATORY. Sole PROPRIETOR,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

CAMDEN, N. J., March so.-John Hill, SEN
fenced to be hanged April IA, has confessed to
the murder Of Joseph Dodson. He denies his
first story that he was hired by Reed and Der
rickson to commit the crime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30
Conatant Menace to Naxie.tors.

BALTIMORE, Nd, March 3o.-Capt Duit of
the steamship Zaandam reports that fourteen
miles E. N. E. from Winter Quarter shoal he
passed the wreck Of schooner, three masts
above water, which is dangerous to navigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30

HARRISBURG, Pa, March S0.-The governor
has issued the death warrant Of Pietro Buccieri,
an italian, who murdered his nurse, Q Sister Of
Mercy. in . hospital at heading. he will be
hanged on June l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30
Range of the Thermomete

The following were the temperatures at ~
Office of the weather bureau today; an, 50;
2 p. m, IS; maximum, IS; minimum, Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-30
CoLoRED UMBRELLAS.

You may prefer these tinted UMBRELLAS to the
sun shades. They really are more ssrvicsable You
can them in all weathers.
o4inch TwILLED sILK-Garnet and Navy
Blue-A225.
24-inch CHANGEABLE sILK-natursl sticks
1926.
26-inch TwILLED SILK-Garnet and Navy
$3.50
26-;nch CHANGEABLE SILK-Red and Blue
in combination with Black-Sa5O
- inch TWILLED SILK. with Dresden han.
dles-So.