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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-29

This is George Wagner's idea OF
woman, and probably explains his
tenacious holding to "single-bless-
edness." And it is said one or two
other old bachelors coincide with
him: After man came woman.
She is a person Of noble extraction,
being made up Of mans ribs. 1t
costs more t. keep q woman than
three dogs and shotgun. But she
paws YOU back with interest-by
giving you house full Of children to
keep you awake all night and smear
molasses over your Sunday coat.
Besides wife is a convenient arti-
'cle to have about the house. She
lis handy to swear at when you cu'
yourself with a razor. Women are
not created perfect. She has faults
such as false hair, false teeth
false complexion, and so on. But
she is a good deal better than hel
neighbors and she knows it. A
woman may not be able to sharper
a lead pencil or hold an umbrella
|but she can pack more things In
trunk than a man can in a one
horse wagon. The happiest periot
lin a woman's life is when she i
making her wedding garments
1.-The saddest is when her husban,
lcomes home late at night, and yell
Ito throw out handful OF keyhole
lof various sizes.
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JASPER INDIANA. FRIDAY. MARCH 99. 1895.

be sober. Father, would you have
your family happy and prosperous?
Shun the saloon and fight the liquor
robber. Christian, would you see
your church successful? Make it
active and vigorous in its warfare
against the rum power, which is the
worst ally Of the evil one. Patriot,
would you see America q glorious
country, an honored nation, and q
blessed land? Prohibit the liquor
traffic. Vote for Prohibition laws,
and enforce them by a Prohibition
Party.
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State Insurance Commissioner
George Washington Duke Is hot
after two smooth swindlers who
have spent the spring season flesc.
ing the guileless Reubens OF Law
renee and Dubois counties out Of
thousands of dollars.
One OF the fellows has been Civ.
ing his name as N. M. Rusher, and
the result has proved that the ap-
pelation wasn't q misnomer. For
business purposes they represented
themselves agents Of the "Farmen'
and Mechanics Insurance Co., OF
Milwaukee, Wis" Their racket was
to sell policies at fabulous premiums
and pocket the proceeds. A few
DAYS ago letters began to pour into
lMr. Dukes Office asking about the
company. BY means Of letters and
ltelegrams he found that the COM
pany was . pure and simple myth.
lHe has written to the grand juriet
lof both counties commanding them
Ito indict the ofienders.-Ind. Sun
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The board of directors OF the Du-
bois County Agricultural Associa
ton held meeting at the council
chamber in this city last Thursday
for the purpose Of revising the
premium list and selecting superin-
tendents Of the various departments.
But few changes were made in the
premium list. The county rings in
classes s, 7 and Seattle, swine
and sheep-were stricken out. The
matter Of securing special attrac
tions for the fair was left to the ex'
ecutive committee. 1t was suggest
ed that an effort be made to ar
range for a competitive prize drill
between a number of branches o
uniformed c. X. Of A. for Frida!
|of fair week.
H. w. Richardt was reelected
General Superintendent and Chas
Moenkhaus was selected as chic
marshal. Superintendents for tn
various departments were chosen a
follows:
Classes 1-5-Wm. G.. Britain
i" 6-9-J. j. Cunningham
+" 1O-l2-Henry Behrens
/" 13-Phil. Bamberger.
+" l4-Prof. ]. T. Worsham
Races-Dr. f. g. Lukemeyer.
| The next annual fair will be hel
Sept. 10th to 21st.-Huntingbur
News.
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IRELAND, IND, Mar. 10, %.
Little woman, if you can do
60 ahead and do it..
The world IS hungry for something
new. 1t is an omnivorous creature,
but it wants change constantly.
Keep as quiet as you can; keep out
OF mems way as much as you can,
for it is trespassing to 60 on private
property; keep yourself in good
health, good spirits and good clothes
and don't try TO be a good tel.
low, or one Of the boys. Save hal
of your earnings !: 60 to church; b'
agreeable but reserved; and If som'
honorable man offers you his nam'
and his protection, marry him, ant
devote your energies to home-mak
ing. The business world Is not tn
place for a woman. 1t is a roug
place, and people have to get roug
to succeed in it. know hundred
of gentle women in business, bu
they always seem to me like toin
fishing in a dress suit and whit
gloves. Exquisite fabrics are nc
intended for trough and read
/ wear"
A SCHOOL Boy, 10 years ole
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fCome too late for last week
Plenty Of ice and snow, and roads
very muddy.
Our little town is still improving.
There are several houses going to ts
erected this spring.
Mr.. C. w. Ellis, Of Greencastle,
lind, is among US again visiting
friends and looking after his busi'
ness interests in the locality.
Mr.. Chas. Nordhoff, Of Cincin
natl, O., moved to our town thi'
week. He is the new partner in th'
lmill firm Of Rowekamp & Co. W.
|extend to him hearty welcome.
4 Mr.. A. Schnell, one Of our enter
Iprising blacksmiths, moved :
,lSchnellville last week, having sol
his shop to Mr.. A. X. Merksl
lSorry to see you go, Andy.
The dubois Boy" in the Hunt
tIingburg Argus Of last week, give
"our once quiet little town" quite
|"send off," then turns round an
| mops the earth with it. Our tow
is not probably what one would ca
perfect, but would say that it
as law abiding as the most OF town
are. Iwould say further that If tn
n l"Boy" wishes to find "roses. with
: Iout thorns, and pleasures withor
! bitterness" he must look els'
i. where. Say a good word for YOU
: town when you can, and write th
$ names Of your neighbors SO the
D will know who you mean when the
e read your next article.
IyANHOE.
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A handful of socialistic and pop
ulistic reformers have begun the
formation Of work house clubs at
Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio, and
which is liable to spread. The idea
is to obtain 1000 members, all OF
them unemployed workmen, and
begin operations at the opening OF
|out-of-door work in the spring. 1t
lis declared that they will first march
lin a body to the city hall and de-
mand of the director of public
works that he give them employ
ment. If he says he is not able 70
do so, which they anticipate, they
propose marching in . body 70 the
police court and asking the judge
TO send them TO the work house that
they may have work, food, clothing
and lodging. II the judge refuses,
they declare that they will deliber.
ately violate some city ordinance in
order to be arrested to be sent TO
the work house, probably by tramp
ling on the grass in the public
square, or taking possession OF .
freight train. One Of the men back
Iof the scheme is Robert Bandlow,
lof the Central labor union, and re-
Gently its president. Mr.. Bandlow
declares that the idea will be carried
out, and says the purpose il 70 give
the public . striking object lesson,
showing that the city will not pro-
vide work for idle, starving men, un-
less thew become law-breaken.
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Sentinel.
Residents from TipPecanoe couns
ty have lately been applsuding
their representatives in the general
assembly on account Of their hav-
ing, as the Lafayette papers say,
taken no part in the riot that so dis
gracefully closed tine session. The
matter was being discussed around
the state house, and the plaudits OF
the Tippecanoe papers created con-
siderable amusement in view OF the
fact that a senator from Tippecanoe
was one of the most promiscuous
participants in the riot, and was 50
bitterly radical that he drew down
upon him the censure Of his own
party friends in consequence.
1t was related by several prom
|inent gentlemen that early in the
hall fight the senator was tearing up
and down the corridors shouting 1t
the top Of hi, voice, and was strik-
ling at every person within reach OF
him. Senator Sweeney happened
by, and seeing the condition OF At
fairs, promptly grabbed the senator
from Tippecanoe by the back OF the
neck and threw him fifteen feet.
From that moment the Tippecanoe
gentleman contented himself with
hanging on the outskirts OF the
crowd.
He was in such a violent state oi
slmind that members Of his own par.
ty called him to one side and ~.
monstrated with him, telling him
his conduct was outrageous and
disgrace. TippscAnoe was certain
Ily in the not.
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Rev. Isidor Hobi, one OF the
founders Of St. Meinrad Catholic
College, in Spencer county, died on
the 18th. He was q man OF pro.
found learning, and had been in
structor Of the Theological depart
ment OF st. Meinrad for thirty
years. He stood high with botf
the Faculty Of the College and th'
people. His funeral took place OF
the 18th, the religious ceremonie
being Of the most solemn and i'm
pressive character. Huntingburl
News.
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A PAIR OF ROSES.
(Dr. Paul Henry Kempf in Success with
Flowers")

(Dr. Paul Henry Kempf in Success VII
Flowers'D
Two Roses I culled. my lady fair.
OF beautiful form and fragrance rare
One flower is white as the virgin snow,
The other 10 red as the sunsets glow
Like foam OF the ocean. blooms the white,
The symbol OF Purity-pure and bright
But red ID the Rose OF Passion and Pain.
II glows like a wound with bloody stain.
Pearl white is the Rose OF Friendship true
IL giitters with tears OF balrny dew
Red blushes the Rose of Love. and sweet
As passionate lips that kissing meet
And ivory pale is the Rose OF Death.
Its bosom unstirred by Troubles breath
But crimson the hue of young Lies Rose;
Unfaded by Time-unscathedb by Woes
Fair lady, which Rose. the red or white.
Will stir thy bosm with most dellghts
oh, minstrel, / pray thee give me both;
The white and the red love In truth
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A SCHOOL Boy, Is years oil

The Sentinel would especially impress ON
its readers the fact that Mr. Cleveland 10 not
a gold monometalIist- No one can point TO
a word he has said intimAtine that he 10 .
gold metallist--IndiAnspolis sentinel
How about his message to con-
gress urging the payment OF bonds
in gold alone? How about his veto
message vetoing the coinage OF the
seignorage? And there are hum
dreds Of other expressions, and
thousands Of acts, from the begin
ming Of his first administration to
the present time. to show that he is
a faithful follower Of John Sherman
in his opposition to any measure
that would maintain the parity oi
silver and gold, even carrying his
oppositi N SO far as to wreck the
Democratic party, turn thousands
of laboring mechanics on the streets
to starve, and reduce the wages oi
hundreds Of thousands Of others
and running thousands OF farmer:
and merch ants and manufacturer:
by destroying the general prosperity
Of the country. The terrible pail o
his evil genius prevents now any
material revival Of business, unit
wages and prices Of produce shal
be vet further reduced, in the inter
est OF his particular friends the gole
and stock gamblers OF Wall street
in New York, and Fleet street, IL
, London, and, Of course, his owl
pecuniary interest, for when he re
tires from the Presidential office
which he has disgraced, thes
friends will share their ill-gotteI
gains, that his policy has mad
possible for them, with him, and h
, will be a multi millionaire in wealth
The People, when they electe'
him, on free-silver platform, ex
pected he would reverse the Reput
!, iican Sherman policy, but the mon
ey Of the millionaires was too grea
! temptation for him, and he san
y his honor, and the success Of DEN
ocracy, by turning traitor to III
: party. He should no longer !
7 classed as a Democrat, as the po
I I icy he pursues is laid down for hi
I by Sherman, Harrison, Chandl'
and Reed. And no Democratic p
: per should defend him after h
: wrecking the party last year, ar
|. his efforts to destroy 1t for 1896.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-29

Last week Albert johnson and
Commodore Houchins filed suit to
be released as bondsmen Of Lewis
Sumner, county recorder. The -.
corder claims that the fee and
salary bill Of 1891 ID unconstitu-
tional and refuses to pay over the
fees Of his office-hence the suit.
Several hundred dollars are in
| yolved. Petersburg News.
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Good Residence i'm Ireland
For Sale.

House OF eight rooms and two halls
and good cellar, with three town lots in
Ireland. Good water, stable, and other
out buildings. In good order every
way: a nice home near churches and
schools, with good society surrounding
Will be sold very cheap and on easy
terms. Applyto G. DoANE, Jasper.
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w. a. Trsylss. " .
TRAYLOR & HUNTER,
Attorneys at Law,
JASPER. INDIANA

WIN practice in the Courts of Dubois and
adj In ing counties. ca. panr
April n, W.
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W. E. COX,
Attorney at Law
Jasper, INDIANA

p.oscr,,ny Attorney for the 18th Jndiciai
ci.a,,i, and y IN carefully attend to any ciSi
business entrusted to him in any county o'
the circuit ,,.,,, souarc
ONCE in spayd's building on fupiic Sq""''
bee. q, m-ly
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vrvp rpAyIoR H. q. PHILLIPS
TRAYLOR & PHILLIPS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW

viii practice in Dubois and adjolninR
counties. special attention given 10 e"iiee'
tions. s., .t,o 80 pnhlie
S,',ar.. Sept p, ~
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"The road TO fortune Is through
printers ink. ',-P. T. Bainum.
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J. L. BRETz. u. hcfAIL'
BRETT, MeFAll { BRtIz,
Attorneys at Law
JASPER. INDIA -

WIN practice in the Cours of Dunois nnu
adjoin nv counties. and giv close atteh''"i'
10 any business entrusted y snr.n. r.s, n,
Court house. De''' - = -
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X. N. MILBuRS. NJ a. >"
MlLBURN 4 SWEENEY
Attorneys atLaw,
JASPER. IND,

VII, practice in the Courts OF Dubois ana
ad,oin n ~ Counties. Particular attentiohgN
sa - OFrICE-6th ST.. next door to Aiies.
nec. Y. ".
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~Fine Job Printing 4 this o3os,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09

mo0ntains whittier he had gone 10 take
HIS family, and would not return before
the latter part OF the week.
TALK WITH THE PRISONER.
A Dispatch reporter visited Smith In
his cen last night. and during the scrfbe's
stay there several gentlemen called TO
offer their congratulations 10 the prisoner
on his success in securing bail. Smith
stated 90 the reporter that he would. II
liberated by the United States Court. re-
least. and then 20 20 his home In New
York lie says he liz confident that he
will not be convicted. and expressed his
determination to return here on the 10Th
and stand trial I'm the Henrico County
Court He says he has engaged a room
at Rueger's. which he will make his head
quarters.
IL Is understood that Mr. withers the
principal witness against Smith. Is stil
very 81 az his home. and II far from be-
ing convalesccnt. Therefore. there Is some
doubt as TO whether the case will be gone
into on the 10Th, even should Smith an
swer 90 his name on that date. There Is
no doubt that Judge Hughes will ball the
prisoner II asked 30. as he stated in an in
tcrview had with "a Dispatch man some
weeks ago that he thought the alleged
swindier was being persecuted and should
be released on reasonable bond. This IN
terviow. by the way. was the subject Of
comment I'm the argument before Judge
Christian Yesterday Commemorative
Attorney Smith expressed surprise that q
Judge should have 80 expressed himself
on a question that might come before
him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
ALLOWED BAIL IL 400.

Parker was brought back 20 Richmond
~ ile cuEtuay Of Deputy Masshal Pleas
an. and the TWO went from tine train
~ hursera restaurant, where The gold
'iiee man nas given a supper. lie ate
s'u-e Foft shell crabs and seemed 10 en-
tF hil bfief liberty very much indeed
~ VA not al all embarrassed By his sur
rounding. aud though nc was the OBJ
served az an observers he bore himself
WIN dignity aud seemed 10 be perfectly
~ i.di with MS surroundings.
Niter sli per the Deputy and his noted
prisoner ftfoiitc down 10 the county jail.
sheie fmith vas again iDcarcerated, this
N.as ss United states prisoner.
th' lrescr. programme Is 90 take him
nslofe Judge Hughes 10 the United States
.HeHt Court tomorrow morning before
.bs 'ifemi Court OF Appeals conyenes In
"n 'Hptt 10 seclre his release on bail
holhs The trial az the regular term OF
- court This programme may. however.
Niefteiea wita. As II was stated last
"Sn' That Judge Hughes WAS 10 the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
Serge Cloth Suits.
Cloth Capes.

Tailor-rnade, perfect fitting az atractis
prices for this great June sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09

As cooi-looking as the inside Of an
ice-chest. stylish. comfortable. and good
Alters, well made. skirts fun. large
sleeves.
The price on the Lightweight. Tan
Striped Duck Suit for this sale Is SIC
You'll do well 20 duplicate them for u.so
Nobby effects In Mingled and stripee
Elton and Blazer Duck Suits; also. White.
at N.9s.
The Duck Suits at $50 We consider
the best value ever put on this market
in duck garment.
At $685. Sss. and x'.ss you have pick
OF over dozen styles OF well-Msds.
Perfect Fitting Garments that would cost
you double to have made
The Heavy english Duck Suits In
White, box-cut. large pearl buttons. very
swell. at N7s. are great takers
White Madras Suits, blazer style. cut
nobby, full SIS.
The Navy-Trimmed White Duck Nor
folk Suit at S575 Is entirely new and
very stylish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09

FRESH. DESIRABLE. CRISP BAR
GAINS HERE ALL THE TIME.
20 dozen 25c. Suspenders go at lCc.
Mems Fine Negligee shirts, 3Jc.
MEMS Extra Quality Unbleached Jeans
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Kaufman e Co.,
Corner Fourth and Broad streets.
The Bon MarChe,
The New Store.

FRESH DESIRABLE CRISP BAR
GAINS HERE ALL THE TIME.
20 dozen Csc Suspenders go az lCc.
Mems Fine Negligee shirts. S9c.
Mems Extra Quality Unbieaehed Jeans
Mems Fine Bleached Jeans Drawers.
Mems Fine Might Robes. would be
considered a bargain at 81, only &c
30 dozen Mems Fine White shirts, made
OF Fruit-of-l.oom Cotton, reinforced h9cK
and front. elegantly made, only S9e.
Mems Working Shirts, Is, 25. 81 IL.
Mems Blue overalls, never sold under
| 81 lie: they go at PC
Mems Fine Gauze shirts. Is, 49, and
.ien's Neckwear IN all styles, S. 9, 10.
Mems Superior Seamless dnixed Socks.
worth. l7e;; they go at SC; q par, p,,ot
and Tan Half-Hose, II lie q par.
Mems White Lawn Ties. 10. IL L. 10,
2. and &c, a dozen.
Ladies' Ready-Made House Wrappers,
ladies' Gause Vests. 5. TO- II 10 10,
and gic apiece.
Black Spun SIX Vests 70 i-2c.
Extra-I.ngth Chsmols Cloves, DC.
Zine Black Taffeta snk G.cyes. loe.
pair. -
Superior quality Ba:nsiey's Bieacned
Huck Towels. at &c.
Large Cotton Towels, worth lOc., go
at SC.
Ladies' Shlrt-Waist Set, 10. Is. and 2ic:
a handsome line of Belt Buckles. 10
20 &c
Dress Innings. the best kid-hnish cam
brio 4c yard.
Sateen Jeans Sc yard: Hair cloth.
Tc: the best Elastic Canvas 7e.; Grass
Cloth. 6l-ic. Fancy Silesias tnat sell
an the time az l5c only SC. yard; Fast
Black Drawback Silesias. selling every
where AT l1c.: they so at lie.
Black. Gray. and White Crinohne, &C.
a yard.
Pefcalire. lOc. a yard; Bone-Caslng, &C.;
Velvet Binding Sc; Hooks and Ewes, z,
3. and o.. Basting Cotton. lc.; Whale
bones, &C.. Sewing SIX, spools for &c.
Window Shades, the best spring rollers,
~ y and zoe.
Large assortment Of Neilings. Laces:
Swiss Emoroideries. TorehonS, ana
THE BON MARCHE.
de 9.Su, W&t)
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TILE HOTEL ARRANGEMENT.
u.,or cy..opss Handsome Act.

One of the most valued souvenirs DIS
tributed at the recent session or the
Grand Camp OF Confederate Veterans was
the neatly-printed pamphlet containing
the report of the Committee on Cere-
monies incident to the unwilling OF TIE
Soldiers and Sailors monument on
Libby Hill. May 30, 1894. This commit
tee consisted Of Major John Cussons.
Cantaln Il. w. Sydnor, and Colonel John
Murphy. Major Cussons had 800 copies
of the pamphlet printed for distribution
among those attending the session or the
Grand Camp. The Grafton of DIR. Cave,
Mr.. Gordon's poem, and all OF the other
papers connected with the interesting
occasion, are given in fun.
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Lectures on Church Music.

MI Edward Paine, the well-known mu-
stefan. jnaugurated a course OF lectures
on the use and abuse Of church music
al DR.. Young's church Park Place last
Thursday night. This course promises 10
be unusually attractive coming from so
able and distinguished musician ana
lecturer, for whatever MIR. Paine mas 10
say is always well said and IS more
over well worth listening TO- The main
object OF the addresses is the cultivation
OF congregational singing, and an eiuei-
dalton OF the dignity OF hymn tunes inc
lectures will be given every THURSDAY
night for the next four weeks, and should
on no account be missed by any one who
"a interested in this subject.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09

LINEN COLLARS.
All STYLES. all Sizes 4-ply linen. our price
Ice.
Black Bows, satin and gros-grain. 25c.
sEAsOsABLE WHITE GOODS.
Our customers unite in saying that our
second floor is not only the cheering
but the coolest place in the city.
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
Lace Effects in Chambrays, zephyrs, and
Gingharns. price l6 sc. at &C.
Ianon Lawn. very sheer and smooth, q -3c.
Superior Quality Linen Lawn. f2lac.
White Organdie. good width, &c.
White Organize. 2 yards wide, SOC.
White Henriettas at 40c.
Sc White and Cream China Silks, zoe.
WHITE SPREADS.
II you only take a look at the o5O White
Spreads If the quantity can last one
day at your price, 81 %, We have them
cheaper-50. 75c., and ST.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
More goods, more styles. and more salts
fed customers. II is pleasant to shop
in this department
Ladies Cambria Gowns, full length and
width and sleeves, SOC.
Ladies' Gowns. trimmed with tucks. In
sertions, and circular rufiie, at CSC.
BLACK SKIRTS
Saline Skirts, with ruffles, 75c.
Saline Skirts, with two rufiles. 81.
HAsDkERCHIErs.
JUST THE KIND FOR THE sWELTER-
ING WEATHER.
Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs, beautiful
patterns, 1Zizc.
Mems Splendid Quality Linen Handker-
chiefs. good size, at 10c.
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
WE KEEP EVERY KIND AND STYLE
OF CORSET MADE.
Ask for our Summer Corset, made OF i'm
ported net, &c.
Linen Corset, classic style. at SIS.