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The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
DIAMOND MINING IN AFRICA.
Tedious Process of bringing the Gems
to the Light of Day.

The diamond is one OF the things
which the public never tires Of hearing
about, and is ever anxious to see. dis
cuss. and above all, to possess; but
few have any idea OF the tedious and
laborious process by which the precious
gem is mined and brought to the light
Of day, says the st. Louis Globc-Dcm-
ocrat. All entrances to- the mine arc
carefully guarded, and only the writ
ten permit of the manager will enable
u visitor To descend the huge shaft
which picrcos the working level, say
LOCO feet below. In tho tunnels of
the mine, which are about seven feet
high. the miners are hard at work
drilling holes in the adamant ground
with u large crOwbar, which they use
with both hands. After making six
holes each, which take three hours,
or six or longer, according to tho
hardness OF the strata they are work
ing in, they are allowed to retire To-
their homes in tho compound and rest
for the remainder Of the day. Dyna-
mite cartridges are placed in the
drilled holes and discharged, AMI the
blue ground which has been dislodgcd
Is shOyclcd into trucks, each of which
hold n ton. IL along the level and
taken up tho shaft. II is carried in
large Jumps. as hard as granite. to
.'thc %roors." whcrc IL is spread out
and left from three to six months to
he pulvcriLcd 10y the sun, air and rain,
Il steam harrow being run over il
from time to time 10 assist the process
of disintcgration. In due time it is
takon to the washing machine. the
work Of which is to sift out all tho
| light deposit. called "tailings." in
which no diamonds are found, and to
clean the aground" which is then
placed in Il hopper, and carried 10y
revolving buckets to the top Of AN
elevator, when it IL dropped into u
cylindrical pan. AS the pan is rotated
water is thrown on its contents and
the mass is Clipped and sliced by iron
knives. the light mud overlooking in
the center and the heavy deposit con-
tanning the diamonds passing into a
pulsating receiver, from which 1t is
graded into three different sized sleeves.
Water is then pumped through the
bottom and the light deposit is forced
over the top, the heavier substance
falling through the sievcs. 1t is then
passed by means of valves into tubs
and the important work of searching
for diamonds is commenced. -Four
times do the scarchers examine every
particle of the material and so care
fully and thoroughly is their work done
that it is said that n half karat dia
mond might he mixed with II couple
of hundred weight Of earth il
the hopper at the upper end OF the
sitting machine with perfect assuranc,
, that it would ultimately come into thu
hands Of the sortcrs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
Her Last Wishes Complied with.

a Maine woman recently expressed
some queer wishes on her d%eathbed.
She lived in Kenncbunk and was we'll
TODD. She did not like the parson,
so She directed that he should not take
any part in her funeral, and he did
not. In place of prayer and scriptures,
essays written by her sister and her
brother were read by her sisters hus-
band, and that constituted the service.
Then she had Il dislike for the sexton,
and stipulated that she should not DO
drawn to the cemetery by his horse.
The hcarse was not his property, and
she did not object to taking her last
ride in that. Her wishes in this re-
spcct We're followed, another horse
and driver were secured for the trip
to the tomh-Lcwi,ton journal,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
lSAtill.

jeff Kelso was transacting business
in Amboy Saturday.
Emory Bean and family were guests
of Il. Thomas Sunday.
Miss Barber closed a very success.
full school at district II last Friday.
Mr.. Barley and family OF Red
Cloud was in our vicinity Sunday.
Qlitc q few Of our church going
people attended meeting at North
Star Sunday.
Comfy Wilson returned from FIRE.
mont last week where he has been
attending school.
Nearly all the winter wheat is kill
ed and the ground is being prepared
for corn. DON PEDRO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
ncumatic Tres.

The question to what extent the
pneumatic tire, SO familiar on bicy-
clcs, will be adopted on the wheels Of
other vehicles is one Of considerable
interest. According to Il London
scientific journal for cabs and
broughams in English cities, the rub
Der tire, with m iron hoop outside, ia
steadily growing in favor, and thous-
ands OF them are seen, Since, even
on the smooth wood and asphalt pave
ments OF London, the rider knows al
once whether his hanson has elastic
or rigid tires, the contrast must be
still more marked on macadamized
roads or streets paved with granite
or cobble-stoncs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
a CALF.
which May Have HAD Some Connection
IIh lies Nrlc.

'A detective secs u Glow in all sorts
of apparently trivial things, and will
run it down until he has satisfied him
self one way or the other said u
Local Slcuth to a group uf listeners. IL
remember when Miles OslC, the mo-
toriuus ~Cuun'cricitcr, was free the last
time. and bogus coin wa found in
circulation all through the ohio valley,
two of Uncle Sans ~~lcuthhounds ac-
tua'ly investigated Il ghost story. Tho
story camc from jefferson county,
Indiana. \ spoctcr calf was seen in
the lonesome hollowS To- the north Of
the county.
AN the farmers within II dozen
miles had paid the hollow II visit. and
waited patiently for hours to 500 the
iri>ky f~our-lr.g'd GHOST comc gamhol.
Ing down the hillside and 20 locating
over the rough, rc,Hy creek bed that
was ut the bottom Of the hollow. They
we're never disappointed. Promptly
at - o'clock the ghost made its APP
p%carancc. Many carried guns and
fired AT the spcctcr aS il lloatod by.
When the smoke disappeared the
| Ghost was gone also. This was kept
up for months, and the strange APP
partition became quite notorious
through the papers. The story was
in this way brought 20 the notice Of
the United states secret service de-.
tcctivcs at Cincinnati.
They put several things together.
Miles Oglc was free. Bogus coin vas
in circulation in tho West. The ghost
must certainly he u blind The
scheme was about such II one H. would
cmanatc from tho willy countrriritcr.
Two Of the detectives who made these
deductions and ro%-cnforccd with fro
arms and ammunition started very
secretly for the ghosts lair, and on
the first favorable night they went 10
the grcwsomo hollow. They saw tho
ghost. IL danced around with such II
surprising abandon of purpose that
the two detectives were surprised.
They fired shot after shot at the spec
ter. but not "A shot had any effect.
"Thc old farmer will tell you that
when the two detectives came into
the house shortly aftcrward they were
white aud brcathlcss. That may have
been due TO the rough walk, and IL
may have not. The next morning
they made n thorough search through
the hills. but could find nothing to
explain the mystery. They left the
same day for Cincinnati. Miles Oglo
was captured on a shanty-boat on the
Ohio river, between Louisville and
Madison, shortly after. As everybody
knows, he is now serving sentence IL
the Columbus, Ohio. pcnitcntiary."
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
GIBRALTAR AND ITS DEFENSE.
Possibilities In the Event OF Attack by
u Hostile Force.

rossibiiities In the Event OF Attack by
u Hostile Force.
Experiments at Shocburyncss have
shown that an Armstrong shell n
b. thrown 9,l76 yards about five
and onc-third milcs-says "A writer in
Temple Bar. II is therefore abso-
lutcly clear that if all the fleet were
temporarily absent, either on some
special mission or dispersed 10y u
storm. hostile ironclals taking up u
position within four miles of the east
ward of Europe point might with i'm
punity send shot and shell into the
outlying parts of the fortress and
cause much obstruction of life and
property. On the other hand,
the governor of the fortress
would not be idle, and the cx-
| pcricnccs of the late civil war in
America have %abundantIy proved that
the cannon in fortrcsscs. if they
strike Il ship of var with their pro-
icctiles, even 1t long range, may do
| considerable mischief; while, on the
other hand, many shot and shell may
strike II fort and only do triring dam
age. 1t is practically impossible to
throw shot or shell over the high part
of the rock, near Spain, and tho
cannon cnsconccd in the unique rock
galleries, with their royal artillery
gun dctachmcnts, would be absolutely
safe. Even if the neutral ground be-
tween Gibraltar and Spain were occu-
pied by Il hostile foe, comparatively
little damage would he the result.
During the writer's stay at Gibraltar
il was considered desirable to try the
experiment of firing upward from the
plain on the Spanish side into the gal
l%cries, dummies being placed to repre-
sent the necessary gun attachments.
A regiment several hundred strong
va accordingly placed in position and
supplied with ball cartridges. The
range. however, was unknown, anC
the ire being directel upward it waS
fully an hour before any Of the DUN.
mics were hit, after the cNI cnditur,
of much ammunition. In actual war
fare, of course, the British rifle sharp
shooters must have picked Out theiI
foes by firing downward from the gal
lerics. Romb.proof barracks and hos
pitfalls are potent factors against thu
horrors of commandment, and there /
little doubt that there Is ample roo
at Gibraltar for some amendment OF
this head.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
MEDICAL BOOKS FREE.


j. T.. Harris was absent from the
Endeavor Sunday evening on account
of sickness.
John Storey, Jaw Best and viii
Davis were in Blue Hill last week.
Same, bold, bad boys succeeded in
shearing most all the hair off Of Geo.
Harris bird dog Saturday night.
NJ. A. Good is thinking some of
organizing an Odd Fellows Lodge
here this fall.
ID. r. Carpenter was hauling off
hogs for Mr.. Latta last week.
Lew Fuller is thinking of going to
Wyoming after school Is over.
Some of Geo. Craffords stock stray
ed off last week and were gone for
several days. He finally found them
with one of his neighbours "Hurd."
Polly Hall has n new "cog' wheel.
G. G Iloyt sold a fine hog Saturday
for y ceuts per pound.
1t is rumored that Henry Keeney
is soon TO be married, as he has just
completed a find residence on hi.
farm north of Amboy.
NJ. n. Nelson and Arch Boren wore
at church Sunday evening.
NJ. A. Good aui Miss Mable Wright
attended the parry at Bob Posts Fri
day evening.
One of our young men was quite
badly hurt from running into a barb
wire fence Saturday, as a result Mayer
Brown has ordered all wire fences re
moved from wi hin the city limits.
Fred Hurd has been hcrding cattle
for Mr.. Blankey for the last two weeks
We are glad to see 50 many Of tn
boys in line Sunday night.
NJ. n. Nelson is going to Mt. Hop
next Sunday.
Ed Storey has applied for a paten
on a Luggy hat rack.
Some Of our local sports went fisk
ing last Sunday.
may Bell Waller was out ridinI
last Saturday.
Mr.. Nelson and G.. A. Latta have il
about ten acres of onions.
THREE LIPS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
j hudson

Some of tbs farmers are through
planting corn.
Mrs. Horizons son is v%isltirg with
her this week.
y. II. Perry has been planting corr
for W. Barrett.
Fritz Stcfin is going to work at
l~navalc.
The Epworth League at Mt. Hope
has been discontinued for a few weeks.
The dance at the store was n sue.
cess and everyone had a good time,
L. l.. Smith had enc of his horses
badly cut on a wire fence last week.
Tho Mountford boys have been put
ting in corn ON VIM. Barrctt's farm
this wrek.
Rev. j.. T. Stones preached at Mt.
Hope last Sunday.
The preaching point at Mt. Hope
seems to be left by the NJ. +. church
as no preacher has been appointed fol
that place.
Miss Emma Barrett has returned &c
Red Cloud. CuINTzBUG.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
Notice 10

Notice is hereby given that will
examine all persons who may desire
to offer themselves AS candidates for
teachers ofthe public schools OF this
county, at Red Cloud on tho third
Saturday Of each month. -,
Special examinations will be held
on the Friday preceding the 30 Sat
urday of each month. ,
The standing desired for I'd and
Sd grade certificates is the same-no
grade below 10 per cent, average 80
per cent; for first grade certificate
no grade below so per cent, average
80 per cent. in all branches required
by law.
d. NJ. HUNTER, County Supt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
A Great a N.

The resident was showing the visi-
tor the sights OF the town, when they
passed a MISUNDERSTANDING citizen.
"Did you notice that man we just
passed." asked the resident.
THAT finc-looking one9"
Yes. Well, he can draw his check
for 81 900, 900.
Tho visitor turned around to get a
better look at such a rarity.
''Can he get it cashed?" he asked
quietly, and the resident appeared to
feel hurt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
ClIAS. SCuAGENIT.
Agency.

Represents tho following companies.
See card in this paper. Farm property,
elevators, and all kinds OF mercantile
Risks, insured in reliable companies at
lowest rates.
For rates an terms write or call and
soc me-. Office over Mizcr's grocery
store, Red Cloud, Ncb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
CATARRH OF THE KIDNEYS
Sometimes Called Bright's Dis
cnsc...Dr. Hartman Latest
Lecture.

In the course of a recent lecture a.
the Surgical Hotel DIR. Hartman said
"Catarrh Of the Kidneys is a YER,
common disease, growing more and
moro common each year. The symp-
toms are pain in the back, s,anty
high colorcd urine, containing a,bu
men and various sediments; nausea,
aud sometimes vomiting; puiincss OF
the face and feet; dropsey of the legs;
shortness Of breath and general weak
ness, paIlor and dryness of the skin,
chilly feelings, alternating with fever
and slecplcssncss.
"A %teaspconful of Pc.ru.na should
be taken before each meal between
meals, and at bed time, and enough
Man-a.lin At night to produce one
natural action of the bowles each day
When the disease is of long-standinl
heated Pc.ru.na should be applied tc
the back in addition to the abov,
treatment, aud the diet consist prin
cipally Of milk and dry toast. AvoiC
liquors and tobacco
MEDICAL BOOKS FREE.
The Peru ia Drug Manufacture!
Go. of Columbus, Ohio, are o%fferin,
free, postpaid two medical books, on
OF catarrh and catarrhal diseases, tn,
other on spriug medicines and sprins
diseases. These books contain ,th,
very latest and most reliable on thes,
important subj"ctE.
For free book on cancer address DR.
Hartman, Columbus, Ohio.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
IN Unsuitable hirst.

In the barren country OF Western
Australia, whore men are mad!y flock
ing in search Of gold, the tcmpcra-
turc is said to be l2O in the shade
and no adequate water supply. There
is such IA boom in the price OF claims
that only rich men Il buy them, and
numerous rich men are there endur-
ing all the hardships with the hope OF
growing richer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03

}. w. Wegemann has rc-opened his
photograph gallery since the fire, and il
now getting out the handsomest cabinet
pictures at $500 per dozen. Mr.. Wege-
mann does excellent work and his bust
ness IS increasing rapidly, l2.tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
Take Warning.

We call your attention and convince
you Of the fact that you got only II ozs
in Il loaf OF bread by not getting your
bread Of me. You will get one pound,
III ozs IN every loaf at the City Bakery.
Jos. HERBURGER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
Pasture.

Will take a limited number OF cattle
to..pasture on the Goblc ranch eight
miles south west OF Red Cloud. Plenty
Of shade and water. Cattle, $3.50;
horses, 800, for the season. Apply to
n. l.. ID. Smith, ut the ranch.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
People eat 20 per cent more bread when
the weather 10 cold than when it is mild.

Mrs. IS. Hawkins, Chattanooga. Tenn
says, "Shiloh's Nitalizer Saved my Life,
| consider it the best remedy for a de-
bilitated system ] ever used" For Dys-
pepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels.
Price rs cts. For sale by G. l.. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
a Valuable Newspaper.

Twcnty-thrcc shares of fl0 each,
81 paid in the Graphic and Daily
newspaper company, were sold in
London last week for Il ,0S3. This
is equal to II little over ca per share
or a premium, say, Of $40 per cent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03

r. b. Fulton, fire and lightning insur-
ance, Western White Bronze, monu
ments and cemetery goods. Office with
Traders Lumber Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
Greeting Ia My Old Patrons and
Friends.

Having accepted tho farm agency for
the Old Continental Insurance Co., in
Webster and adjoining counties, am pro
pared To furnish liberal and reliable in.
surance on the most favorable terms,
l0.3m j. II. SMITH, Agent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
DO You Want Pasture.

II so see j. +. Hines OF Amboy, on the
old Ball farm. Running water and
plenty of shade. Address Red Cloud
post office. lG2t
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
Feed Notice..

Hereafter William Richardson will
feed all teams at the rate Of 10 cents for
hay. Barn cast of Holland House.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03

Captain Sweeney, u. S. A., San Diego,
Cal. says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is
tho first medicine | have ever found that
would do me any good" Price SOC. For
sale by G. l.. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
Her KnOwIedge.

Mr., Anicede-Do you know any
thing OF the game laws, Miss Kennardp
Miss Kennard-Oh, yes, Mr.. Ami
ccdc.
M. Anicede-What, for instance.
Miss Kcnnard-You should never
trump your partners ace.-Truth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03

A persistent pain in the back indicates
trouble in the Kidney. To stay the pro
gress of disease, use DR.. j. ii. Mclean
Liver IL Kidney Balm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03

A new, complete and up to-date Hand
book of information, covering nearly
200 cities, towns and resorts, contained
in the current issue of the Rand MeNally
Guide. $500 per year, 4oc. per copy lGG
Adams Street, Chicago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
Seed Corn.

Choice, sorted, yellow seed Corn for
ealo 10y A. L. Hlldrcth, Cowles, Neb.; or,
q. &. Tcol. Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03

Persons who ~sympatkize with the aiiiict-
cd will rejoice with ID. Il. Carr of 1926
Harrison street, Kansas City. He il an
old sufferer from inilammatory rheuma-
ism, but has not heretofore been troubl-
cd in this climate. Last winter he went
up to Wisconsin, and in consequence has
had another attack. at came upon me
again very acute and severe,' he said.
my joints swclled and became infamed
sore to touch or almost to look at. Upon
the urgent request of my mother-in.la law
I tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm TO re-
luce the swelling and ease the pain, and
to my agreeable surprise it did both. ]
nave used three fifty cent bottles aud be-
lieve il to be the 1nest thing for rheuma,
tism, pains and swellivgs ,xtart. For
sale by Deyo n Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
Oats! Oats.

Go to Eoby's for oats, he has all you
want.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03

"Orange Blossom" is a painless cure
for all diseases psculisr to women. ssld
by G. l.. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03

Thore are seven millionaire editors il
New York,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03

am now ready to do all kinds OF dress
making. Prices reasonable. Three
blocks west OF Miners store.-Mrs T.. p.
Iladlcy. TT
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03

For sale or rent-A livery and feet
barn. Apply to ID. j. Myers, Red Cloud
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03

Don't forget that | am prepared to
carry passengers to all parts Of the city.
Leave orders at the Holland House,
LLOYD CRABILL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03

shiloh's cure is sold on a guarantee. It
sures incipient constipation. 1t is: thu
pa cts, 80 cts, and sl.OO, Sold by G. l.
Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03

Whisky was first made in Ireland b.
an English monk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03

Germany reports 2s9 suicides among
school children during the last six years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03

The Chinese endure change of climate
better than any other race.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03

Nine water companies supply London
with water.
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SUMMER WASH GOODS.

June flowers will be no
brighter than the dain-
ty Cotton Dress stuffs. Three
entire counters given over
to their selling-there's an
aristocracy in this seasons
Wash Fabrics (35c to ACC a
Yard in recognition of dain-
tiness and beauty you'll hear
tily welcome; and still we
sell cotton stufs at &C yard.
IRISH LAWNS,
SO inches wide. TIC. f.
DIMITYs,
Usual 1214c grade, 81-8c.
CREPONs,
All colors, SC.
DUCKS,
Light and dark. stripes ana figures,
BATIsTEs,
Striped and Figured, 1Oc.
FRENCH PLIssEs,
new puclSed stripe on dainty col
ored grounds, 19c.
FRENCH DIMITYs,
Reduced to 2sc.
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GIRLS REFERS.


Girls Navy Blue Refers, full sleeves
deep collar, finished with braid,
side pockets, buttons.
At S2.4S.
Girls Refers, fun sleeves, rolling
collar, side pockets; cape, collar
sleeves and pockets trimmed with
white and blue braid. And upwards
10 the finest ready-to-wear coats.
Second Floor
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What Time IS It?

AS rue your rSt thought on awakening morn naturally
forty out fifty Savannah very
few that fail read and comprehend doing time and
Further proof 0 on
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WOMEN'S SAILOR HATS.

You think instinctively of
"Knox;;" easily foremost in
style this season. CSC up;
all colors.
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heuuceQ 10 zoe.
Main Floor, Right.
PILLOW SLAMS.

Bureau Scarfs. Tray Gov
ers, Center Pieces, Tinted
Table Covers-all odd lots
and pieces-and because they
are orphaned or lonely, half
or third prices buy them.
One lot worth up to 75c, 49C.
Main Floor Roar
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OOn at prices we quote.
FLOORS SUMMER SUIT.

Crisp, clean, cool looking
Mating, and at prices to en-
able every one to get it.
S2.9S per roll.
Forty yards China Mating that you
can't buy in Hong Kong or Pekin to-
day at the price.
$%.3S per roll.
Extra quality Korean Mating at 15e,
zoe, 25e, 35c and soc yard.
Splendid quality Mattings fully s.
per cent. cheaper than anybody else.
Third Floor.
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WOMEN'S CAPES.

While the big sleeves last
every woman will be want
ing Capes. No signs of the
big sleeves going, but clear
signs of clear racks very
soon at prices we quote.
Imported Capes. spring shades. en-
bossed and perforated velvet capes,
imported Peau de Sole Silk Capes,
Cloth Capes. all lined throughout with
silk $2.9S to $500.
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GIRLS LILLIPUTIAN DRESSES.


Gins Lilliputian Dresses, sizes to
"A, made from fancy fancy stripe eotlo t,1,s
fancy front, very full blouse, plain
duck and braid trimming, broad sailor
collar and tie. From this price
up to $3.50 in a great variety of cOlors
and combinations.
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IF YOU WEAR A CANE

You may be glad to pay 49c
for a fashionable Walking
Stick; others with newest
wood, newest silver trim
mings, up to $3.50.
Main Floor, Right.
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FINE DRESS RORES--THIRD DEE

Just 80 of them, imported,
every one and ali of them
this seasons and exception
ally stylish and pretty. Let
them alone and they'd drib-
BILE out at the present price.
We don't want them to
dribble, but to jump; there
fore, you may buy them to-
morrow at one-third off the
ticket price.
Main Floor, Center.
SILKS.
Mark that lot of Black
Silks; one-third higher and
you'll still be under the mar
ket, said a regular retailer
yesterday. But the silk
folk here don't do business
that way. How little can
we sell them for?" not chow
much can we get" is the
everyday question.
At S5c the yard.
Black 24-inch eros Grains. Black
Silk Persians. Black eros de Londres,
Striped Liberty Satins, Black Faille
Franchise, all regular SIPS and $1.35
grades.
At 50c yard.
24-inch Colored All Silk Surahs, 81 90
quality, and 800 yards of Colored Faille
Franchise, $l.00 quality.
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