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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
s.o,. VIII, =, penrsr.

The shoe and leather trade has received
notice OF a still further advance OF 10 per
cent, In the price OF sole leather. Jhis
with Che advances that have bsem made
within the last four months. has Increased
the price In soms kinds OF leather over 100
per cent. and for other grndes so per cent.
Along With this increase 10 tho price OF
sole leather the various kinds OF leather
used In uppers have been increaeod In
prco. As one manufacturer expressed II,
shoe ,osts more than last yeRr.
Bealers generally agree that the maxi.
mum OF prices has not been renchod and
still turther hdyancas, which viii event.
ually bring the prices up to what they
were IS years ago, Il cxpsctst, Within
the past few days a number of jobbers
beve been notified that ths price will 40
up al least 10 per cent more by October !.
1t is said that tho increase In price has
been made by what Is popuiarly known as
the Leather Trust," which controls most
OF the tanneries In tho United 81 ateF. Tho
increase In price began In the Spring and
has been gradually going on ever since
tions.
The manufacturers OF shoes have been
the worst sufferers go far as tho retail
ers are not In position TO pay any more
for goods than they were In the Spring.
owing TO tho active competition that OK
isis
Some OF the manufacturers In THE city
have been nnsble to keep up with the ad'
uance aud have either closed up tempor.
arlly or are doing but little work.
Tho resul. is that two courses are fol.
lowed. dealers either buy an inferior
grade of goods to sell at the old price, or
have paid the advance price Tor their
goods A fair average Of this advance Ia
80 cents pair 10 womens shoes, SO cents,
in mons and about 20 cents In chiidren's
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Brandvwins Bnliis Anuiyer.ary.

Tho ono hundred and eighteenth ami.
ycrsary OF thF great Battle OF Brand wine
was commomorated Wednesday In a mi
uer that ali our people can poiat to he re-
after with justiiable pride and SHOVE that
the epirlt OF patriotism and love OF ooun-
Try 10 on the ineresse rather than on tho
wane.
Tho Battle OF the Brandywlne was one
Of the greatest fought during the Rsvolu-
Hon and the erection of shaft TO tue
memory OF General Lafayette. the gallant
krenchman, who figured SO conspicuous
~ In the great struggle for American In
Dependence and who deserted luxurious
homo 10 suifer untold agon;es TO cpntrl.
butte to this end. was an act OF justice that
long ago should have teen paid. But, as
Mr.. Monaghan said In hla address,:
He needs no Imposing column. He
has Proud and living monument In the
millions of free people In our own loved
land and In that other wonderful siste
republic, with the presence OF whose ac.
crodited representative We are hon ored
Today.
Wednesdays Imposing demonstration to
Tho decide of valor ot tuose who laid down
their lives In the cause OF liberty and In
dependence will live long In the memory
OF our people and to tho young who were
xhere by the hundreds 1t will prove
practical lesson of devotion to their ooun-
try OF incsicabie beneilt. Suoh anniver-
ehrles always do.
The school boy and girl learn more OF
real value OF their country on such occa-
eione than by many weeks of hnrd study
and Ills pity that We cannt have more ol
them
The Chester County Historical Society
ep whose efforts the euccessfui termina
ton OF Wednesdays anniversary Is due. Is
entitled to the plaudits Of The entire com
munlty.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Sounds at Night.

Sir David Brewster has given an excel
lent account of "a mysterious night sound
which would have frightened most per-
soDs, but which proved innocent and
harmless whom tested by n steady observer.
A gentlemen heard IA strange sound every
night soon after getting into bed. His
wife, who retired earlier than he, also
heard the weird sound, but not until the
husband got into bed. For long time
no possible cause could be assigned, and
the effect upon the Imagination became
father unpleasant. The husband discov-
cred some time aftervsrd that the noise
came from the door of wardrobe which
stood near tho head of the bed 1t was his
custom to open and close this wardrobe
when undressing, but as the door was n
little tight he could not quite shut it. The
door, probably affected by changes in the
temperature, forced itself open with a dull
sound which was over in an instant
And so many good ghost story could
be solved by little attention to the sounds
resulting from the expansion and contrac-
tion of woodwork, such as doors, panels,
window frames, walnsooting and furni-
ture. Heard at night when all is still the
sudden creaking of furniture in room Is
often quite startling until one comes to
know that 1t Is due to the weather Lip
pincott's
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
A cneurer Cnun,x Wedding.

The homo OF Mr.. William J. Squire, East
Nottingham. Chester county, was the
sceno OF a pretty wedding yesterday. The
contracting parties were his daughter,
Miss Rachis L.. and MIR. Clarence j. Webb,
OF Glenroy. At two O'CLOCK they entered
the parlor attended by Misses Rachio
Hudson. May and Lizzie Brown, and
Messrs. David X. Thomas, Harry iDillln
aud Theodore Reburn. to the strains OF a
wedding march performed by Mr.. will
Niewig, where Rev. j. Ii. Jenklns of the
Nottingham Presbyterian Church, was In
waiting to pronounce them man and
vile. The house wrs prUfusely decor
nted with cut flowers and potted pjants
Guests wero present from Philadelphia.
Wilmington, West Chester Oxford, Hope.
well, BarnsIey and other points. Mr.. and
Mrs. Webb will reside at Glenrop after
their return from u short trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Got Ahead Of Providence.

"When was farming in Carolina" says
an old Connecticut fellow, 81 got ahead of
Providence In tho hailstone business. Aft
er had planted my crop Of tobacco rig
gcd up n line of poles the entire length Of
the field, with ropes stretching from pole
to pole, and to those ropes attached a
cloth material not so stiff as crinolino or
so flexible as cambric BY a system of
pulleys any one standing at tho edge of tho
field could pull the main guy rope, and in
five seconds tho entire crop would bo COW
cred by this curtain or awning. 1 was
taken i'll about this time, and my physi-
clan told me 1 must go to California for
my health, so 1 went, but before going 1
Instructed my wife how to work my device
and told her that whenever she saw storm
coming to cover the CROP
"And so the hail never damaged your
tohaccot' inquired tho little man with
chin whiskcrs.
No, sir; never touched IL. But, then,
you soc, " he added, loisurely taking a long
pull at his cigar, There wasn't any tobac-
co to ruin, for every time storm came lid
my wife drew the curtains and the crop
died from drought Now York Tribune,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
rhrrs ,.nIInn, nnrtnruI

Within one week Cecil county has been
Invaded by three members of the medicAl
profession who boldly carried off three OF
her daughters In no case, however. did
the lair lady. so far ne we are informed
nuke any strong resistance, not because
Of the want OF courage and bravery on her
part. but rather gave encouragement &c
the coupde main, because 1t WINS an affair
OF love. On August 30. DIR. Edwin Graves
of Marietta, Pennsylvania. married Nils.
Florence ii. Reed of Chesa peake City
September =. Dr. s. w. Morrison of Colo
rado Springs, Coinrado. married Miss d.
Elizabeth Glendentn, Of WoodIawn, an
on September 4, DIR. p. 4. Woods of Salem
Massachusetts. wedded Miss Helen Z
Tyson, Of Colora. 1t was remarkable
coincidence, but that these unions oil
hearts anu hands may be most happy
ones. and that the three bold Lochinvars
who came riding from nfar and went over
the border into Maryland may had IL
their happest effort is doubtless tho
earnest wish OF ali.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Giaymant Items.


Miss Lille '. ottsy lie attending school
In South Chester.
Mre A. =. Ottey is on the sick list. and
mt this writing 10 somewhat better.
Mrs Richard Lloyd who has been lying
very low. is now somewhat better under
tha care OF DIR. Oardeza.
jesse Hoopes OF the firm OF Hoopes and
Brother. In lifting an old plank with TWO
old spikes In 1t. let 1t fall on his foot.
running the spikes into the foot. He has
been suffering considerable pain with it
since.
There Is no better remedy to oblaivats
tho rain. than to hold the part In the
smoke OF woolen rags sot afro.
Willard Il. Galbreath is building Frank
Poters u barn, near Claymont on his farm.
Size 38x4S slate roof.
Reed birds were never known to be
more plentiful oil the marshes here than
they have been this sohson.
The Ladies' Aid OF Claymont M. z.
Church. gave festival on Thursday and
Friday evening In Claymont Hall.
The pastor lev. +. Il. t'oiilns who was
married on Wednesday evening at Land.
owne, has gone on a wedding trip down
to hie home In Msryland. How natural Il
Is tor newly married couple to go
around aud show one another to. their
friends. HE pulpit will be tllled on Sun.
day morning and evening by strangers.
Prof. Frank KiDne, of Vineiand. N. j., is
giving entertainments OF sietght OF hand
and other performances In our school
houses and halls In this neighb3rhood.
He gave his first entertainment on Friday
evening In Hanby's School House. to a
groat audience. Frank we have known
for several years as he always makes bis
homo with us when here He is all right
and good performer.
Oscar 'Danzenbaker OF Washington. d.
O.. 10 spending a week with his Drother
William OF this place. He brought his bike
along, no doubt to 81 and see come OF his
old girls that he used to go to see. II Is
cheaper than horse hire.
Boys don't boycott the girls about
their bloonors, FOR II you do, just as sure
as you live you will be without q girl.
You can't convince woman against her
will for II you do the will OF the same
opinion stlll. IRUE AZ STEEL.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
CuBASs iNDicrEp
~ ,ss araaa sss, ny nara,u .ron.
Nnfa

BY ths vote OF i3 to the grand Jury
Seslerday afternoon found a true biil
against the 81 Cubans charged with aid.
|tnR an expetition contrary to neutrality
laws Tie names OF tho men Indicted arc
J Branlio Peno Pedro e. Betan 90 urt Gs.
Inruo MA Domeneck Ysmael Uejas. Jose
III. Gurnez Cosme Della rorrien to. Martin
Marreru Frenclsco Navarro, ED ward Il.
'bnnri. francisco Carrillo. Federico Con.
valley. Ramon Perpza. Pablo Estevaz.
Vincent Carrillo Justo Oar riiio. Edwardo
( zero. Manuel h. Lovolia, Guarlno Landa;
ANTHONY NJ. Ruiz. Pablo MaDocal Ralph
iDeHoto.
i Thres OF the jurors from wllmin gton
and threa from the county stool for the
4cquitaL 1t req uired twelve votes to In.
ditto the men.
4 The men take tho finding In good part
es The real battle lies In the trial before
the petit jury. Before the grand jury the
uofanse can not be heard. The trial will
begin on Wednesday morning. aud ls OK.
peoted to last Tor sevarai weeks. One
man Will ba tried alta ii me.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
nnn,r Ynn T.al ...n,n.,...o. ~.

Like saving money on your shoe bill g?
well. when that feeling strikes you try
our store, you will not only get tho Ies t
footwear but you get, IL for lass than the
usual prices. Examine the quality and
prices OF our shoes, compare both with
anything you may sec In special reduo.
hon sales, and we are not afraid OF The
verdict. 1t takes more than loud talk
and display cards to really make low
9TfeaA-4t- takes good buying anG selling
advantages which We have and a willing.
ness to take less than the usual protts,
which we are doing. Forman'a No. 10
East Fourth street, betwesn Market aud
King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
LOCAL DOTS.

John Brown hus shipped o large two.
manual pipe organ to the Atlanta Expo.
sitlon.
The sale of Union Park was indefinitely
postponed yesterday. the claims having
beon settled.
The striking employees OF tho Diamond
Match Company will have conference
with the representatives Of the Company
tomorrow.
The Charles WarnerCompany 10 no long.
er making mortor under sheCurry'W Warner
process.
William Salisbury. oolored. WAS over.
come by the heat at Seventh and Lom-
bard streets yesterday.
william Davidson last evening enter.
tained the m embers OF the Ferd Fullmer
Chorus. at his home No. I'll French treet.
A delightful time was had.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Arrssts.s sa eu.pleIen,

Ofiieer Ryan last night stopped a col.
ting mare through the streets. Both
horse anu ridar looked tired after a long
ride and the officer suspected theft. The
man was taken to- police headquarters.
whore he told a straig story.
and that he was riding the animal 10 Suf.
foik Park for tho owner. Chief BaGshaw
toiegraphed to Wilmington. but there was
no report OF stolen horse there aud the
man's statement was credited. Tho horse
was stabled at the Washington Hotel
stables for the night and the man wac
allowed to depart this morning with the
ANNUAL.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Iailn nm Errnrf

on this Inscription on ono of the posts I
the entrance TO the new portion OF Blr.
mingham Lafayette Cemetery, evidently
made serious blunder in his work. On
the top OF one OF the ornamental posts
appears this inscription BATTLE OF Bic.
pears to casual observer that the
word should be ''Brandy wine" Instead OF
"Birming ham," yet the latter appears out
deep into the stone to be read by future
generations
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
A Few Snap Shots From the Multitude of

A Few Snap Shots From the Multitude Of
the Empires Wonders.
9c.-Gents' full leneth fancy suspenders
good quality, worth double.
49c-Gents pure national wool Under.
shirts or Drawers, staulch $1.00 val.
uo nt-+0o.
5Mo-Lades' white escalloped and fancy
embroidered uandkerehiefs at-5SIo.
9%c-Ladies' pure linen zoe kerchefs on
sale-tomorrOw only at-9Lc
2Sc-Boys' dark outing flannel shlrts. full
lenRth-23c.
49c-Men's fine cloth and line onting shirts
made with yoke aud custom cut collar
75e shlrts at--49c.
t7c-All etyles of mems celluloid twater.
prooD collars-7o.
l7c-Ihe Dauntless brand chlldren's
waists, all sizes-l7c. Mondays price
25c.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
BATES SUICIDES
c. T. R. Bates Sends a Load Of
Shot Through his Heart.
DEspOADEnI OVER FINANCES.
The norribie Act Committed at tho Homo sf
OF the Young Man's Uncle, v. " Gle
bin, 1904 Broome street.


O. Theodore II. Bates. son OF Hon.
George I. Bates. law stu dent at the
Harvard University and a prominent
young man, committed suicide as
the home OF his uncle Mr.. F. L, Gllpin.
No. 1904 Broome street at s-lb o'clock this
morning. When those In the house were
attracted to the upstairs room by the re-
port OF the gun they found the young
man cold In death. he had placed the
heavily charged gun against his breast
and pulled the trigger.
The shot tore the heart Into shreds.
Dependency over family financial affairs
led 10 the suicide. Over such he has been
despondent for long time and few
days ago he became desperate. but no
one believed he had determined to take
his life.
He was about "a years Of age and had q
host OF friends. Bates last year was the
champion walker OF the Harvard
University.
Young Bates had attended Harvard
four years after which ne took three.
years course at a law school. About ono
month ago his mother left this city 10
visit hor parents at Boston. Since he has
boen living at his unole's home,
Deputy Coroner Chandler will hold an
inquest this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
To Keep From Growing Old.

swindling firm once advertised that
would send for the sum of 2s sd.
D recipe which, If followed to the letter,
would keep folks from growing old
kome credulous persons answered the at.
vertisemont, pmitttng tho required fee,
and received the following reply;
1--WE would advise all such idiots as you
TO commit suicide at about the age of 25 Il
---Lendon Ift-Bils
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Who ia CnnrIcs prl.ros

The following advertisement appeared
In tho Philadelphia Rocori thls morning;
anyone knowing the whereabouts Of
Alfred Frisco, missing since Saturdav.
sept. q please communicate with CharIes
Frisco, 900 Rodam street, Wilmington.
Del" The authorities know nothing Of
the disappearance OF such man, nor OF
the nan who is supposed to be the mlss.
Ing mans brother.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Tho NYentler.

Tomorrow promises TO be fair to
partly cloudy, with little change of tenn.
perature. Similar conditions will proha
bly, prevail ON Sunday. withla tendency
to inci eased cloudiness aud possibly
showers In different sections.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The Thermometer at the REPuBLIoAN
Office to-day:
io'clock. 10 o'clock. 2oclook. 2
10 as "a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
SPECIAL HOURLY SALE.

From 8 to 10 u. IN. and l2 to p. m.
6Ho-Children's fancy toy dinner sets
IA pieces)-61o
2l6c-Alonroe's washing blue standard
&c Yalue-21sc.
3o-One roll OF toilet paper-3o
lc-Ilamburg pipes with bent reed stems
2for lc.
1o-Indlvldu al butter dishes 10.
18c-lron coal scuttles, soil everyyh ere
for rs and 30c--our price 100.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
rlen.nnl Errnlng Co,nnnn-.

MIR. and Ars John Bottger last evening
entertained few Irlends at their homs
No. l6l West Fourteenth street. Ths
evening was spent In a soc al way with
enough singing to add to ths pleasure of
the occasion. Those present were the
Misses Mcintyre. Mise Mcdowell, Mis- q
Dolbow, the Misses Chambers, and
Messrs. William and Norman Bottger
Preston Chaliant and John W. Davies.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Killed at Cnrnenrsr srnt,nn.

Homer NJ. Clarke, aged 10 yeare. the
son OF prominent jsweier OF ST. Joseph.
Mo. was killed by passenger train at
Carpenter Station on the Is. Il o. railroad
thls morning about 8 o'clock,
He was Ia company with A. A. McNelli
and was trying to board freight treln
for this olty. An inquest was held thIS
afternoon and verdict OF accidental
death returned.
1he body was fearfully maupled.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Dnn,t Worrv

wise are we, says reverend doctor
IN printed sermon on "Don't Worry ;"
-if we learn this part OF tho lesson never
% waste moment In worrying over what
no human power can give to us again.
This Is true even In sorrow, Sadness only
units MS for duty. There is no other
such enemy to noble living and heroic
achievement os worrying"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
DC. Ib-Fi.h-ic. ID.

On Saturday. September llth, at I'd and
King streets, 9TH and King. anl Sth Street
Market from u q, IN. until sold a
car load OF ish. Please bring basket
or paper. From Nelson Lockwood u Co..
owners North Long Branch pound nsher.
iEn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
THE EMPIRE
OF WILMI NGTON,
2O9 Market street.

The eclipse Of all previous efforts
in our Wrapper Department.
Sept l4-saturday Bargain Day-Sopt. IA
We are going to give ell Wilmington
talk of our great Wrapper bargains. All
the newest patterns Of Smpeon's beat
black and silver gray. all the prettlest
styles OF lannelettes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

Values That Rival In Their Brlllancy the
MONDAY Sun Arc the Kind of Bar.
gains We Are Offering In Skirts.
IS 00-Worsted Lined Skirts, silk finish Mt
-Si.6g.
Si.00-Fancy Brocaded Worsted Lined
bkirts. full sweep 23.
S4.50-Fine Cheviot Skirts. vslveteen bind
ing, full sweep at-s2.62.
$500 -Biilliantine Skirts, all lined, vel.
veteen binding, full sweep at
S29S.
$l20o-SupeIior Crepon. Brocaded Tai.
fetn, and Figured Satin Skirts, all
lined. faced with velveteen skirt
binding, tremendous sweep-ex.
traordinary value at-$0.9S.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Among The Notions.

4 yds bias velveteen skirt binding SO.
Fancy white escalloped edge and plain
feather edged bruid-Sc
Two dozen hooks and eyes 10.
One dozen bUBs nair pins TO-
Good curling irons 4%c.
one cake OF turkish bath soap 10,
Fine. fancy colored garter web 70 yd,
the loo kind.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
A Fad ont,,o,,.

"Mndam, =" said tho impeouniaus board.
er to the landlady, Il wish to pay my ad-
dresses to your daughter
"Ail right, sir she replied, Ego ahead
II you don t pay them any more promptly,
though, than you do your beard you II
never got her in the world, Young man. =
Detroit Fro PrnEs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
DEArHs.

DAWSON-on the morning of the Tweltt h
instant, Thomas 8. Dawson. in the seven ty-
sixth year oil his aye.
Relatives and friends of the family are re-
specifully invited to atteid the funeral, to
meet at Friends Meeting House. stanton on
Second day ar ernoou. the six teenth instant,
hnlf psst three o'clock. Train leaves the
r.. W. B. H. H. Station, Wilmington at a.d7
y. IN.
LEoNARD-In this city. on the leth inst.
Elizabeth. wife CT John Leonard uRed 80
years.
Relatives aud friends are in vited to attend
her funeral. from the residence of her nus
band. No. 10l South Van Buren street. on
MONDAY morning. September IT, nt9 o'clock.
High mass at st. Patrcks r. q. Church. In
torment at athedral cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
More Gold TO 40 our.

IL was rumored on Wall street this
morning That four million In gold had
been taken for export ON Saturday, As
consequence the stock market went OF
from one to three points.
Iha syndicate has dep osited six milllona
with ths Secretary of the Treasury. thus
brln4lng tho resorvo up to the limit
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
The Ego Indicates Tc,nner.

A horse expert says that bad temper is
indicated by an eye (which shows the
white, glanciag backward. " This opinion
is entitled to respect If only for its autiq.
uity and a more or less general belief that
1t applies to men as well as horses.-PhiI-
adelphia Ledger.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Now F,bre I,nctnrv

Frank Taylor has purchased a pIsce of
ground at Elsomere, portion OF tho
Foreman estate, and Is eradtlag thereon "a
factory FOR the manufacture OF HIRE Mr.
Taylor has placed his engine on the
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Tl.on,n-nn Nnr In IL

The manaGec Of the Cebii county fair
decided on Thursday not to lease the
Elkton falr grounds to a Philadelphia
syndicate Tor the purpose of holding a
so day running meeting. aud the publshed
report lnat the track had been leased a
incorrect. The deal is off for good.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

Karls Clover Root. tns. grant blood
purifier, gives freSaue55 aud cIDarns -
10 the Complexion aud cure5 tJons ii.
pation, 2icts., bOcts., slOO.
Sold by n. %. Danroath, Drn. ..t5L 5 E.
Ger. Second and Market strerts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
DC. ib-Fish--1e. ib.

On Saturday. September i4th, 1895 at I'd
and King streets. 9th anu King and Sth
Street Market. from a. IN. until sold.
oar load OF iish. Please bring basket
or paper From Nelson Lockwood q Co.,
les,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
uer iiu,,,l ,,n.,,ed.

While cutting wood In the yard OF h er
home yes, erday al l0ruOOn, Esnorl w ink.
Ter, of Twenty second aud Market strnets
had two OF her luRtr5 badly mashed by a
piece OF h9aYy wood falling On ths mo M
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

20 dos Ladies' Simpsons best black and
white and silver grey best indigo and
turkey red Wrappers. Deep ruffles over
sbou lder, skirt yds wide, balloon sleeves
absolutely fast colors at-S7o.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Public SpanI,,nu

At los E. 3rd street, in resentment OF thu
Eidicule OF tho single Tax mon In Dela.
ware; all good thinking persons ars In.
vited. Saturday, sept. IL h. 1884. 7.31 p.
m. DR. loBs 10 nERT.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Inn HIM nrn,,.

Charles Stretch ocai middle weight
end Clark. a middle weight Of Baltimore.
fought fourteen rounds to draw, Ueyon d
gookesain yesterday efternOun. + he
light was tor .5rH SD. iiIs auJhOrIti as
saw that h. coolest did not Laas plAOe Ia
D5IaWara
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

Extra heavy fiannelette Tea Gowns. dark
fancy stripes. full front and back, lined
to walst. large sleeves, extra Wide skirt at
-el.o7--a superb value