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SQUIRE ON HOPS.
Talk On the Tariff Question That Wore
Ou, the Day.

Talk On the 1arii Question That Wore
Out the Day.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-The senate pro-
ceedings were rather dull to-day, most OF
the afternoon being consumed by Senator
Squire of Washington. who made a care
fully prepared speech in general opposl-
ton to the tariff bill. Before lie began
Lodge of Massachusetts, undertook to
enact the role of tormentor. lie threw
out some exasperatins challenges to the
democratic side. but the democrats re-
fused TO be drawn into tho controversy,
and finding his efforts unsuccessful, he
turned the floor over to Squire. Before the
tariff bill was taken up Hoar tried TO pass
the an,i-lottery bill, but IL met considera-
bio opposition from Senators Vest and
German on the ground that IL was inter
fering with ra flies and drawings at church
fairs and made the participants guilty of
felonies. The bill went over without
action.
Squire began his tariff speech with n
reference to the statement OF Mills, in
which the latter declared I'VE must pass
this BILL" He took issue with tho Texas
senator and declared If some measure of
lhTlu lbii hNfA AbhiiAhaAA'h ahh
passed Immediately after the advent of
the present administration, II might have
been said the democratic party was com
plying with the will OF the voters. ex-
pressed at the election OF 1892. But such
a measure had not been prepared and the
feast to which the people had been invited
had actually grown cold. The people had
also learned there was poison in the
feast. lie declared the facts which the
election returns had pointed out ought to
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perintendent Currier as the instrument
clicked off the last message and Mr.. Riker
turned To him and asked him to call up
all the stations along the line of the Mon
tana Central from Helena to Butte. He
then wrote out tho following dispatch,
which was sent over the wires:
GREAT FALLS, Mont,
May . lSoi 9;jj a. m.
To Al Employees, Moiirc, McchdHieIi. Clerical
aud transportation Departments;
You will return to work at once Everything
Is satisfactorily arranged in st. Paul In the
presence OF 40 committeeman representing the
employees and "A number of business men OF 81.
Paul and Minneapolis. have the positive as-
suTanee that everything is satisfactorily ar.
ranged by l.. V. Debs. spread II broadcast and
start things moving at once. Details later.
Signed, W. l. RIKER.
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WILL HANKS TRIAL.
The Court Trying to Find Out whers
the Funds Went.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
HELENA, May 2.-ln the United States
court to-day W. +. Burgess was on the
stand all day in the Hanks case. He told
of the formation Of tho firm of Burgess &
Co., saying he and Hanks were members.
lie had no money, but Hanks furnished
the funds to carry on the operations of the
company. The firm bonded mine from
A. NJ. Hotter. aud tho first check made by
him on behalf of the firm was sent back
to Great Falls, as he didn't have any
money. The check was for SIS. The wit
ness was shown about $40 checks of tho
firm used for labor and material in devel-
oping mining property.
The balance of the day was taken up In
identifying these checks. The prosecu-
ton has abandoned the tenth and elev-
enth counts of the indictment, which
charge Hanks with wilfully misapplying
the money by means OF two notes.
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SAN Francisco. May 2.-Six furlougs-
Trentola won, Seaside second. Currency
third; time. l:li4, Half mile, 2-year-
olds Bcllicose won, Marigold 6lly second,
Sea Spray third; time, 40. one mile
Hydy won. Lonnie b. second. Trix third;
time, :i2E. Three-quarters of a mile
De Bracey won, Motto second, Romulus
third; time, l:lll4. Five furlongs-
Midget won, Hercules second, Kathleen
third; time, | :02.
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Gold GcinE to Europe.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The indications
are that the usual spring outflow of gold
has at last set in. Adyices At the treasury
department show that about S,S0o,oOO in
gold was shipped by the Teutonic to-day
and 81, 10000 has already been engaged
for shipment next Saturday.
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WASHINGTON, May The health oil.
cor has made a report to tho district COM
missioners, condemning the lot on which
Coxey's men are encamped as n place
likely to breed disease. He recommends
that the army be removed TO the Ivy City
rnce grounds.
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Nancy win BE Tried Again.

WASHINGTON. May Lieut.. James r.
Nancy. who was recently acquitted at
Chicago of the murder of Captain He'd
berg. will be tried for the offenss again
By martial law. A court martial has been
ordered for the purpose, assembling At
Fort Smelling May ~.
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Mnde,t nnt Generous.

WASHINGTON, May The semi-annual
meeting Of the American university was
held this afternoon at the Arlington hotel.
Among the gifts OF the past three months
special recognition was made OF the con-
tribution of 100000 by a lady OF New York.
whose name Is not announced.
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JOY IN HELENA,

The yictoriou, Men and Their Friends
Have n High Old Time.
Special Dlspatch to the STANDARD.
HELENA, May 2.-The employees Of the
Great Northern had big celebration to-
night. Headed by band of music. they
paraded the streets. accompanied by
thousands OF citizens who we're equally
rejoiced at the end of the big strike. Red
fire and other pyrotechnics made things
look like the Fourth of July. Train serv-
ice is announced to be resumed to-mor-
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I'll. Guard. Kept the Bridge.

ST. LOUIS. May 2.-Morr!son's 20
Coxeyites started for Washington to-day.
The bridge officials refused TO allow them
to cross without the payment of fare.
They camped on the spot while couriers
sklrmished for funds.
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INDICTED FoR MURDER.

A Kansas City Jury Takes Hand In
That Election shooting Case.
KANSAS CITY. May The grand jury
to-day returned indictments against tho
chief participants in the Catholic aud
A. L. 4. election day riot. j, NJ. Pate,
ID. A. Pike, L. L. Coleman and another
participant in the riot who is not yet in
custody, we're indicted for murder in the
first degree, and o. NJ. Bingham and c. C..
or indicted for assault with intent to
kill.
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Handlll's Mon Marching.

CHICAGO, May 2.-Randall's contingent,
800 strong, marched to-day to Hammond,
Ind.
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STARTING UP AGAIN.

The Men at St. Paul Resumed Operations
Yesterday All Right.
BY Associated rreSs.
ST. PAUL. May 2.-On the Great North
ern to-day everything is running as we'll
ICoatinUed on the Sirth Pdge.
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In Oklahoma, Too.

ESrp, O. T., May "A Coxcy brigade OF
about 800 recruits has been organized
here.
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LCoHiinued on the Sirth PAGE.
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g.: =: :: 9:
GRAND FREE OFFER !.
GENTS GOLD WATCH,
LADY'S GOLD WATCH,
BOYS silver WATCH,
SILVER TEA SET.
For further particulars inquire at tho
store of

For further particulars inquire at tho
store of
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-04-27
First Published April 9TH, 1921.
ROAD NOTICE.

Office of County Clerk. Apr | e6th, lS"4.
State of Kansas, county Of Edwards:
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day
of Apr, ia, petition signed by John A.
Mott and II othel5 was presented to the
Board of County Commissioners of the
county and state aforesaid. praying for the
laying out and Oper' ing of certain road,
describ, as follows, viz:
Commencing at the southwest corner OF
section ~. township IS, south. range Is, west,
thence north on interesting line of sections
80 and 81. 2. and %, q and z3. is and 10, and
10, 3 and 4. to the northwest corner Of section
3. township 20, south, range Is, west, thence
north on intersecting line to sections q and
81, townsh ip q, south, range 1s, west, 70 the
no rt lwest corner of section "a, township "A,
south, range Is, west.
Wherein pom said Board of County Commis-
sioners apoOinted the follow ng named per-
sons. viz: John Domain. J, X. Manuel and B..
8. Peayy as viewers, with instructions to
meet, in inconjunct,on with the county SUI .
veyor, at the northwest corner Of section r..
township "a. south, range is. west, in Wayne
township. on Monday. the 2Sth day OF May,
A. D., 1894, and proceed to view said road and
give to all parties bearing.
BY order Of the
Board of County Commissioners.
| sis r. H. Hanson, County Clerk.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-04-27
First Published April 9th, 1894.

Office Of County Clerk. April 18th, 1894.
State of Karsas, county of Edwards:
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day
Of April. 1854, petition signed by Henry
COpp and Ia others, was presented to the
Board of County Com missiOners of The county
and state aforesaid. pray ing for the laying
out and opening OF certain road, described
as follows, ~.
commencing at the southwest corner OF
sec .On 20. township 3, south. range 10, west,
thence east on intersecting line Of sections
10 and 30, 20 and }. 81 and 2 % and 81, % and
q, "a and 20. to terminate at the southeast
corner of section n, township 90, south,
rar re 10, west.
Vine eupon said Board of County Commits
sio-es ap pointed the following named pei
sons, viz: Nm, Gillard, J. W. Wilson and c..
P. Moreheaa as viewers, with instructions 10
mee,, in conjunction with the county sur
veyOr, at the southwest corner of section 10,
t1wnship %, range 10. IN Logan township, on
Tuesday, the END day of Nay. A. D., 1924, and
proceed TO view said road, and give TO all
parties a hearing.
By order Of the
>. Board of County Commissioners,
SIS F. H. Hanson, County Clerk.
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First Published April 9Th, 1874.
ROAM NOTJCE
Omce n, Country CIerk. April 3

Office Of Couutv Clerk. April 2eth, lse :
State of Kansas. county of Edwards:
No, &c lie hereby given that on the Eth day
of 'ADril. 1894, q petition signed BY j. J.:
Cooke and xenty-ave others was presenced
to the Board of County COmT ssi0ners OF tue
county and state aforesaid, praying for the
laying out and opening of certe n roeo,
described as follows, viz:
mmencing at the northeast corner OF sec
ton 6, township -, south. range IL, west,
thence vest, north section line OF section
to the quarter corner between sections and
81, thence southwesterly to a convenient
place where il will intersect with tho east
sand bill road, k,own as Road No. %.
Whereupol said Board of County Commits.
sioners appointed the following named per-
sons, viz. Nm. Craig, VIM. Cillard and JAS
per ArbOgast as viewers, with Instructions
TO meet, in conjunction with the county sur
veyor, at tho northeast cOrEef Of section q.
township Is, range 10, in Brown tow nship, on
Thursday, the 24lh day of May, A. D., 1894
and proceed to view said road and give to al.
parties hearing.
by order of the
Board Of County Commissioners,
{ Is F. H. Hanson, County Clerk
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First Published April 9Th, 1894.
ROAD NOTICE.
ASoAD NOAANn'

Office of County Clerk. April 18th, 1924.
State of .ss 1sas county of Edwards:
Notice Is hereby given that on the 18th day
OF ApyH iS?i, petition sf1ned by John Do
mat.i ai gclye others. was presented 10 'he
Beard Of ounty Comm Sc pDers of the cor r
t. snd &c aforesaid, pra ling for the laying
or ami orepirg OF a ri n road, desccfbed
as -Dnoi.- viz;
Lon'lr iIsS at the southwest quarter Of
SEE On tov nabip sS, south. range IS. west.
- eG urrlh on iuterscc' irg tine CT sections
| 81 and -. .landG, II ana is. 7aLd s, s and 8,
| 20 &C.. 70 ir e at the northwest { }. Ter Of &c
| f.on >, torT nshio J, SOUTH range ls, west.
y here pOn said Board OF County Commits
:. oers pointe the following paled per-
J sas. John Mots, Wu. Ciaig and Thos.
! FapOs.. ID as viewers v 18th instructions 70
! Ta.-el, ~ -oDjuncticn with the rcUniy sur.
I -eyor ft he northwest corner OF section 8.
! tei~azh I, g. range Is, west, in Brown Town.
| sep, Il edD esday, the Goth DAY OF May, A:
F; D.. - "a proceed to view said road, and
re ~ . par lies q hearing.
By orr er OF the
/ BOard of County Commissioners.
I5.s r. H. Hanson, County Clerk.
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First Published April eth, 1894 :.
ROAD NOTICE

Office of County Clerk. April 26th, lS9i
State of Kansas, county of Edwards:
Notice is hereby given thet on the 18th day
of April, 1894, q petition signed by Henry
Copp and fourteen others, was presented to
the f 'arG OF )unty commissioners OF the
county aud state aforesaid. praying for the
laying out and opening of certain road,
described as follows. viz:
Commencing at the southeast quarter OF
section u, Tow nship %, south. range 10. west,
thence north OH intersecting line of sections
81 aud 81, "a and =. 10 and }, Is and II, and
8, and 5, 10 terminate at tho nOrthe lst corner
OF section 8, township %, south, range ",
vt.
wbereupon said Board of Comfy Com mis-
siouers app 1inted the following named per-
sons, viz: y. m. Giilard, }. w. " ilson and G.
p. MOrebee as viewers, with instructions to
meet, in conjunction with the county sur
veyor. at the southeast corner OF section 81,
TOW lship %, range 10. in Logan township. on
Monday, the 21st day OF May, A. D., 1894, and
proceed TO view said road, and give to all
parties hearing.
BY order of the
Board of County Commissioners,
sis F. H. Hanson, County Clerk.
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ming
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9 LES e thence . 1l5
20. 100 It thence n
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ginning
D A Read com at q
point 100 40 100 It "
from NV cor Of lot 3
blk 4 Files West
Add to Kins1ey
thence " 80 70
thence o $50 II
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beginning
WmSieginger 6 acres
in sw 4 of 80 "A 10
4 Y T L Co As acres
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on 8 line of 3rd st "
after 246 10. 100 It v
from blk B Of Niles
West Add to Kin.
sley
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GeoB urtcom ats point
$50 # Q from No cor
Of Emersons ave on
n line Of 9Th st then
e so f. thence n 40
thence w50 Il thence
Q 40 f. TO place OF
beginning
J Z Wiley com ct cor
ofEmersOn ave on .
line Of 6th ct thence
. 80 ft thence . 40
# thence " so Is
thence q 40 Is to
place of beginning
j w Fitzger; ID IS 10
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First publication April 27th, 1894.
mo. mol

SHERIFF"S SALR.
In the district court Of Edwards county.
state Of Kansas.
John W. Starr. plaintiff,
VS.
p. A Pearson. defendant.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale issued to me
out of said district court, in the above-en.
titled action, will, on Monday, the 18th day
May, A. D, 1894, between and O'Clock
p. m. of said day, at the front door of tie
county of Edwards, in the state of Kansas.
offer at public sale. and sell to the highest ana
b, At bidder for cash in bond all the following.
described real estate, t0-wit:
Lot 10. in block IS, in Emerson's addition to
the city of kinsley, Edwards county, Kansas.
The above-described real estate will be sold
without appraisement to satisfy said order OK
sale. d. L. HEATH.
Sheriff Of Edwards county, Kansas.
Fuller & " hitcomb, Ats for Plaintiff US
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Firs, Publication April 10th, 1894.
SHERJFF'S. SALE.-No. 1899.


IN the District Court Of Edwards County
State O. Kansas.
4 ne Bost a Safe Deposit & Trust company
Piaintir,
Charles -. Scott, ct al, Defe 1dants.
By virt,se OF an order OF sale issued 70 mo
ton, iii. on Monday, the INST day ofI6ay,
a. D.. t5is. between 3 ana o clock. p. m, OF
sa.d d ~ IL tire front door of the court house
ia tho q 9 Of xinsiey, In the county OF Ed
wards, the state OF Esnsas. offer at pubh0
seie, an .eii to the highest and best biddets
sEor cas- in hand, all the following described
rsa-e1.s=o. ttrwit.
Toe se.ith-west quarter section 81. town:
sIip n. raDge ~, west OF he 6tn pi1nciRol
| iGe-fd- S1 containing orc hundred ana eAxg
I res lore or iesa. lying and situate I'm TIE
/! county o. Edwards in the state or Kansas.
The t.,ve- de- cribed real estate viii be sqld
| 1itnout appratsemeut, to SATISFY so o.
OF sale. u. =. hHArns-
WE zley. attorney for piaipti9. 90
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-26

This morning n reporter Of the RI.
PUBLICAN called Mt Mr., $. II. Baynnrds
place OF business md failed to find
him In. lie next called at Mr. William
Lawton's china store but found thai
gentleman also oat.
He then started up TO Hawkins h Go.
real estate Office and made Inquiry foI
Thomas Iatnall and was told that he
was out Afterwards 1t was found out
by the reporter that these three gen.
tonen were seen over in the Ninth
ward prospecting for coal or gold on
their now purchase made last week
from Mr.. ]. i. Carpenter
The above reminds us of the re.
marks OF another citizen this morn,
Ing. THAT natural gas had been dis.
covered In South Wilmington, kaolin
in East Wilmington, and they were
expecting to find gold hear Seventh
and Adams In short time" There Ia
nothing like hope. excepting u attn
upper lip in hard times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-26
THIRD EDITION,


Never before In the history OF the
CITY oil Wilmington were so many
fi0wers used In the different churches
Tor decorating. as on Sunday (being
1sster). Sunday morning dawned
rather GOLD and dlsagrceable. o sllg hit
shower OF rain commencing to full
about $50, which caused lots OF women
who had procured their new Easter
bonnets and halls and spring rig no
end OF worry and vexation, but man
proposes and God disposes.
Ii. p. Potter, WilminRton's young
florist, Furnished Easter lilies and
potted plants for the following
churches; Trinity Episcopal, St.
Johns Episcopal. Grace NJ. t., Asbury
ii. f., st. Patrick's Il. O., BrandywIne
nj. e., First Presbyterian and others.
Messrs. Geo. W. Brlnton u Son fur
nished plants for St Peters Il, c., st.
Pauls X. O., Central and Hanover
Presbyterian.
L. t. Baylls furnished plants for
Harrison Street Methodist st. AIMS
II. C., Delaware Avenue Baptist and
81. Andrews Episcopal. The florists
all report their Easter trade fair, In
fact up to the average during Easter
week of foimer yeuls. Tho plants
were numerous and the priCos reason.
able. Easter lilies selling Tor ~ q
cents per blossom, while Hyaclnths
sold from IL TO so cents per pot; Gala
lilies % to 50 cents each Tulips 20 L
90 cents zach; Lilly OF the Valley, q
10 so cents each; and other plants il
like proportion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-26

Toflve-eighths Of the feminine world Eas.
ter time means bonnets. Out of the stormy
days Of March, back of the ashen pallor Of
Lent, between the garlands of floral profu.
sion that bedeck the brightness of the day,
starts into life the peerless conception of a
new bonnet, to dazzle when the sun is
down and rob the world of rest" A WON.
an may forget to pray, but she will not for.
get to plan for new bonnet all through
Lent. And when Easter morning dawns
it is not by the devoutness OF her mood nor
the sanctity of her mind that you may
mark her from afar, but by the newness
and the freshness of her bonnet. As she
sits in her pew on the glorified and blessed
day it is not her gentle air of plety nor the
downcast glance of her pensive eye that at.
tracts your attention so much as the stump.
tuous satisfaction that rewards the glance
that acknowledges the peerless perfection
of her bonnet.
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NyANTED - Salesman salary from
w start. permanent place. Brow
Bros Co.. Nuiseynen, hoches;sr, N. l.
m9G-lat.eod'
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George Drake. auctloneer, from No.
Is East Fourth street, which Will DO oc.
Itupitd in few days as hat and cap
store and gents furnishing goods.
Michael Grady has removed his boot
and shoe store from 23I King street TO
corner OF Third and King streets,
which he is having torn out und ro-
lifted to conform to his business.
The three cent store at No. 7OS Mar,
het street has removed from our CHA
Everett Janvler has reno yel
boot and shoe store from No 23l
ket street to No, 6lj King street.
Geo. Taylor has removed his grocery
store from Third and King streets, to
I3Ol King street, 70.
Mr. J. H. Clouvor, late OF the firm OF
IGleaver x llearn, stove dealers, wilt
lopen out with full line OF stoves and
Tin ware. at No o Last Fourth street,
The Arcade. dealers in Indies wear,
mas removed from No. 232 to a3l Mar.
ket street
Mrs. Tqggart has removed from
Eighth and Market streets to 1OS Mar.
liot street.
Evans ~ Co.. brokers. Will take Dos.
session Of Mira. Tnggait's store In a
lew days. as soon as they can have II
.reiittei TO conform to their business,
John Lavery has taken the Western
Hotel, corner OF Fourth and Orange
streets, Mr.. j.. Leonard retiring to
private life.
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his wife Caused / he Trouble

The greater part OF the session OF
Municipal Court this morning was
occupied by case which WAS but
little short Of a scandal, the parties
involved being Poles.
Joseph GulBi is good looking man
nom Baltimore. who, from tho testi
mony, appears to have been In love
with Mrs. John Karski. Saturday
night the Baltimore lover came here
and while at at Mira Karskls home,
her husband found him.
The result was that the Baltlmorean
appeared against the enraged husband
with badly bruised eye and discol
o.el face.
lie denied that he had alinated tn.
affections of Mrs. Karski. giving as
his excuse for coming here TINT Ii,
owed her board. Testimony provet
that no had boasted of bning very In
Innate with her. A line was impose d
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VIM. B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SITS.

Our assortment of China
and Japan Mattings cannot
be excelled. The designs far
exceed any previous efforts
of the practical Chinaman
and artistic Jap. The prices
were never so low-twenty.
five thousand yards are here
in the choicest things made,
and on receipt of a postal
we gladly send you samples.
Biwa Jointless, 12a cents
per yard, "a per roll.
Arena Jointless, 25 cents
per yard, So per roll.
Tsura Chop JointIess,
double dyed, 25c per yard,
50 per roll.
Niceroy Cotton Warp
IJointless, % cents per yard,
s. per roll.
Dai Jchi Great One) 75c
per yard, $25 per roll.
These mattings are worthy
to go into any house and we
especially recommend them
for beauty and wear. ..--
! In Floor Linens and Lin.
en- Slip Covers we show a
fine line and will send IL man
to your house for measure.
ments and estimates any
time. For window awnings
we have all the new effects
land do this work in thor
oughly first.class manner.
You should order these hot
weather goods early-Uphol.
stery Department, second.
floor.