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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-27

OupIlcs.
Approved March 9, 1851
lHh PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
NEVADA REPRESENTED IN SEN
ATE AID ASSEMBLY DO ENACT
A. FOLIO US:
Section All supple. and goods pur-
chased for The State of Nevada, or ary
county in the State, shall be purchased of
merchants and business men of the State
q Nevada, whenever said merchants
and business men are ready to supply
su>h supplies and goods Al an advance of
not more tnan ten per cent. over San
Francisco prices, freight added, PRO
FlDED that all supplies for the use of
the County shall be purchased BY the
County Commissioners.
An Act prescribing the duties of the
various State Boards and Commissioners
as they are now constituted and restrict
ing the powers Of State officers and
employees.
Approved March 10, 1895
The people of the State OF Nevada. rep
esented in Senate and Assembly, do
nact as follows.
Section Prom and after the passage
OF this Act, no Office or employee Of the
State shall purchase on the credit of the
State any article OF supplies, goods, ware.
or merchandise mr. attain IN. -.
be rendered by any person for the State,
except b, expressed permission and writ
ten authority previously obtained from the
Board or Commissioners, or a majority of
the members Thereof, having control and
supervision of the department or office
tor which such purchase is made or sAch
services are rendered, except only in cases
where such officer or employee ha. specific
authority to purchase or obtain the same
conferred upon him by Statute.
Section The State Board of Fxamin-
ers shall not allow, nor the State Treas
urer pay any claims of any person for
goods sold Or services rendered unles. the
same were so rendered in accordance
with the prov rs OF Section / of this
Act,
AN ACT Q RESTRICT THE
CREATION Or DEFICIENCIES IN
FUNDS OR APPROPRIATENESS
APART OR MADE BY THE LEGIS-
LATURE OF THE STATE OF NE
VADA.
The people Of the State of Nevada, rep.
in Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows:
Section No Board. Commission.
State Officer OF emplove of the State of
Nevada having charge of or entrusted
with the expenditure or disbursement of
any money set apart or appropriated by
the Legislature to be paid out OF eApended
for the benefit of the State of Nevada
shall exPend or pay out or contract to be
expended OF paid out any sum of money
in excess Of the ar cunt SO set
apart or appropriated by the Legislature.
so as to create 3 deficiency in such fund or
unless such deficiency and
NhS hON tllCICOI Shall P2ye frSt been
authorized in writing by the State Board
Of Examiners.
Section THE State Board of Fxamin-
ers is hereby prohibited from allowing u.
and the State Controller, from drawing
MS warrant for any deficiency claim
the State of Nevada, not incurred
Or created in accordance with the provis-
Ions of Section one Of his Act.
Section 3-This Act shall take effect
md be in force from a I'd after the date of
is passage. /
BY order of the State Board CT Examiners
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-27
b. e. KitZmeyer.

HAS, alter vacation of three
years again assumed control
Of the business a. the old
stand, No 80 South Carson
street, and invites all who are
IN want of goods or work in
his line to give him a trial
He promises to furnish a good
quality of goods, and do good
work at the very lowest prices.
a1O
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-27
Clothing Made to Order.

My new book of Tailoring Samples is
now ready. The line has steadily pro-
crossed SO that today it is equal to any in
the market. either in assortment, voveltv
or prices.
The manufacturing department has
kept pace with the times and turns out
well made and stylish garments.
Every workman is an artist in his
branch. Every yard of cloth is shrunk
before being cut, SO that the clothing keep
their shape. A perfect fit guaranteed.
Every order receives prompt and care
full attention.
+ ATT Jos PkArr.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-27
NOTICE

An Act Relatin: % th- Purchase .
Supplies.
Approved March 9, 1851
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-14
"a sauErzaNG,xoy w.,I,.NAs
Replies TO III" Hii.hiium ..c,nnr,a
NaHr by Isun. Ioi,u ~. I,iSr

Franklin, Va. Fsb. -. 1887.
Editor 0 The No,tok Nirg nlan
CLIP the following from what pur-
no!is 70 be an interview with yohn s.
Wise. OF New York, with 4 V.rg.nian
reporter, at the Atlantic Hotel last eve
ming:
When referring to his son. Henry A.,
who S 2jouGning in southampton in he
!nte.es Is OF hi: uncle. lie saiG:
II any one wants 10 st elk up against
him, let them try caucklel Nj Wise
IoaQly; why that boy Il down there IN
precincts which returned four 70. Wise
ana making I evident tha; hey ough,
70 nave returned sixty. Henry A. We,
my boy, who can count back eight gene
ration: Of the finest people that ever
lived. had TO spend the night sitting up
IN negro hut because. IN j county,
wasn't enough hospitality 10 afford him
shelter. Why? Because there WASH.
one in the ne:ghbo:hooi respec. alb, e
enough 70 po=sess the courtesy 10 offer
him Il bed"
"En;, NJ. Wise, you Just now said
southampton WIS wnelnagly RE-
publican?" suggested the SC lba with an
!ntGyrcga lion po.nt in HIS voice
mats all right replied the New
Iorker, II want people 10 see how nv
boy was treated ] am p.oud Of il. I
Ike 70 see sometimes how low people
SaH !tiI. l mere are EoluS to be EoDd
many dull thuds in the nc.ghborh00d OF
southampton before long. l won, for
set IT,"
rs to this interview. I presume Mr..
WISE has been correctly reported As
a CITIZEN OF Southampton deem !; my
p:N!IcGe 10 say some hing il! reply 10
MS utie!ances concerning the people, Of
MS county. though really don't believe
there are msny people here who care
anything about what he says
II Mr.. Wise seeks 20 make the impres
sion that his son has not been receive !
IN ms county with open arms by cur
best people and had social attention
ShoweEed upon him. then he has co rect
~ stated the situation. No people on
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-14

carth treat the negroes that I've among
them more kindly than do the waits
people or Southampton, but on me
"ther hand no people on earth more
thoroughly bho:Ri idea OF social equal
liY with he negro ;han do tiia:e pb0JIr
who live where the scenes Of MAI Il III
EerS insur ecion Were enacted. and The
ms ION ;hat Mr Wsa's son Il on in IN s
county, even il It docs not Involve social
comm .nelng With he negroes in carry
lHS ons thdt mission, la3st involves 10
great c% ent the ultimate social COM
mingiing OF he races if the m:s.i0n ;hat
ne - on succeeds. Can he then eXVec;
soclA courtesics from our pecpla? Were.
ne twice Henry y. W.se's grandson. ana
d.d Ms blue blood of which his father
IS SO p Qua, trace back for eighty gene
rations instead Of c:gh,. If he came to
TINS county on the mission that he is
now here on. with every word and
every act brea hing Il foul Islander
again our best people. seeking 10 bring
ABOUT condition of thing that after
wards he III New York would comp.a-
Gently watch Us wre.tle with. then on.
people would treat him with the coldncss
Win which ihey are treating him ana
which he eserves. AS a lawyer ne wi |
be treated GENEROUSLY BY the members
OF the bar-mo!e than that he need not
expect.
IT, however. Mr.. Wise seeks to make
the imp: ess.on that no white men In
this county VIII permit his son 10 stay
III Their houses, then he seeks 10 IKE
totally false impression. His son has.
up 10 this date visited five precincts in
th.s county. and at all Of them but one
ne was allowed entertainment in the
houses OF gentlemen Of high respec a bill
i;y in the community, and al Franklin
he selected his hotel OF the two here,
ana Il he was not p ca ca 1t was his
fault At that one precinct, Adams
Grove, he did nave to 81. up all night
III negro house Ca very good house,
ana so did Mr.. watkins, the attorney
VINO was there representing Mr.. Young,
and there is no better Democrat in the
county than Mr.. Watkins. But II wa:
their own fault hat they had such quar-
tiers. When they arrived AT that pre-
cnct they were met by delegation Of
negroes who had been expected It seems
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-14

10 MAKE a:ran&cments for place in
which TO take Dispositions. tbs ,hev
had failed 20 do. There are Only tv.n or
tnloe white families living 81 Il: pr4-
enc, and M .urlily none of them Ce-
SLED 10 have their rooms used for the
purpose OF having lot of ne2ro VII
heSSsS trlmp!nG; in and out Hence f1Y
place TO take dcpo:itinrE. they were
compelled toresOrt to thi: ucgro,.s house
There hey rEllaiHed un;il after 10 y. m.
al WORK the three white homes the
are III small, and pretty wei filed ~
the families. but I venture. the assc.t!..,
from what knoW Of them. ina. had
MI. WISE ana his associate Mr. Do,cs
ana MI watkins, the Democrat. so,I.hI
10 get 7 place 10 sleep w. il any uf ;ESss
families they could have secured them.
Eui having made no piepa lions farcn-
terra nment before night. ana finding
when they finished work ;htt IN. ~
country peopla had retired 10 resi-, lhey
concluded 10 remain where they we 2
and resume work easy in the mo:uircr.
when they DID. None Of The DWELLING
at Adams Grove are places OF public
enterta inment. but. while have seen
none Of those people. ! venture the as
sertion here hat had any Of them hepn
applied to to give lodging 10 Ar. WISE
ana MS ASSOCIATES that they would have
~: n! ned the lodgings. THIS is the
whole OF Mr. Wise's cause for co,rnla !nt
against our people, and there is iust
enough OF truth IN his charge to make
the balance Of II all the more unjt,s:
IF Mr.. Wise Is proud Of his :ons course
or treatment in this connty, he has y
right 10 be: othe. Poop have 4 rjgh,
70 think differently.
40 moi sign my name TO th!: letter
as % not care 10 nave il mixed with
NJ. W!$e's IL; Newspaper no orety. tut
II ne or III son desire 10 know who am
you nave tu!! liberty 10 tell hen.
SOUTHAMPTON WHITE MAN.
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i.iI ES ON.

Edenton. n. c., Feb. l2--(spcciaD-
Manager Rea was not at all pleased
With Clark's Lady Mnstrels, which an
peared at his Opera House last night.
Notwithstanding the fact that they
came well recommended.
MI j. 3. DENLY is quite sick with the
pneumonia at his home on West Church
street
Ralph Bingham is TO appear here on
Monday night, Feb. To- at Rea's Opera
House.
To-day is airing day with our seine
fishermen.
Mr. George W. Roper is at the Bay
n,eW ms morning. also &. p. Rogers,
or Richmond.
After spending several days here with
trends. Miss Ewell, OF Virginia, left
yesterday for home
Mr.. }. NJ Montague, Of Cnleraine, was
III town yesterday on business
MesSrs VIM NJ and l.. ID. Bond re-
turned Yesterday from Raleigh. y G.
where they have been in the interest Of
the drift net fishermen.
MI ;. \. Ericlhousc Of Norfoll, is IN
our little city this morning.
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Ea.iY.sRl.Tas cry

Eliza beth City. y. c., FEB. 1a.-fsr,-
claD--iion. w. G. Pool representing this
county IN the State Legislature, arrived
here this morning. ~
morrow being the 18th, Is st. Val
entine'S Day.
The Newborn Fair opens next wee1;,
y nunpef or our people will attend
MI and Mrs. +. NJ. Cook, Jr.. viii give
reception to number OF friends q I
'neir handsome residence, on Main
street, Monday evening.
Ars. ": {, Mercer continues quite i'll
Alrs. VIM. Gregory is i'll at her rasi
dence. on East Church street.
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ture abolishing an Office after II has
elected q person to ill it. Besides. there
IS no one for Swinson 10 turn the prop
crty over TO, as a legal successor. The
forcing OF the door OF his Office and
me breaking Of locks OF his desks is a
nigh handed outrage
WORKING AGAINST REPEAL.
Delegates officially representing a
number OF points along the line Of the
North Carolina railway will arrive here
MONDAY in order 10 work against any re-
peal OF the lease OF that road. The
DEBATE on the bill in the House Tues
day VIII be The most notable of the ses-
sion, and will attract q great audience
Judge Robinson. OF The Superior Court,
was here to-day to hear argument on
me hotion to appoint 4 receiver for the
Raleigh Paper company.
BUTLER ADDRESSES THE CAUCUS
Senator Butler addressed the populist
caucus last night. He says no more OF
| the regular Populisis have Jumped the
ioEce and joined the boilers save tht.
three already named. so the strength OF
tAe noting clement is now tWGnty-tWo.
II is said that Governor Russell is par
iicuIarly DESTROYS that d. 3. Sutton shall
be Mayor Of Wilmington and has so in
formed the latter.
:: l. BAILEY, Of this city, IS appointed
assistant adjutant general
The House to-day passed the Bill re-
NlNin$ the oyster laws Of the State. II
IS very important and some amendments
are Incorporated. 1t is 4 compromise
| measure. The bill Increases the area in
| Which oysters may be dredged 50 as 10
cover al! waters over ten feet deep in
cfcaSeS the size of vessels from twenty
| hVc tons TO thirty; imposes tax Of y cents
| per GuShel on oysters. but allows rebate
| or cent on each bushcI for canning
III me state 1t imposes tax Of 25 cents
on each man taking oysters with longs.
the tax being 50 per ton on all vessels
Dredging, Say river. in Pamlico county,
ard al OF Carteret county being exempt
from provisions OF the act
While at the Capital to-day OK Cover
nor Sherman Of Iowa. had an cpilcDtic
lit. Two medical members OF the Leg
! islature attended HIM
| Up 10 the end OF tn-Jay's session ISL
| bills have been introduced in the House.
| All desks in the enrolling clerks office,
! were forced open this morning He Will
| bring suit
James NJ. Newborne is slated to be
| Commissioner OF Agriculture and j. Y.
! Hamer!ck Commissioner of Labor Sta
| tiSlics.
| The Agricultural College is to be en-
| tire!y disassociated from the Agric,lltu-
| raj Department and have separate
| board
The Newbern Tobacco Warehouse
! company was chartered to-day by the
Secretary of State,
Governor Russell expects seventeen
! Republicans 10 vote for the bill annul-
| Ing lease of North Carolina railway.
DR.. Week, eye expert. is located per-
| rnanent'y Examinations free. +. II.
J Gale. 152 Main street. !
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NEGROES MAKE DEMAND
And The Republicans Show Extreme Desire
to fIaCate Their C. Iored Constituents.
ARE AT LAST CONSCIOUS OF HIS POWER
Their nemnntls Arc Receiving Con
Desire 10 Pass Anti-pnss Hiiss-
Democrats AFRO Emhi,tcrcd-Rc.
vision OF the oyster laws.

Raleigh, N. c., Feb. 3.-(SpeciaD-So
great Is the rush of new bills in the
Il House that members cry it is time 10
stop 1t.
3 Tass any Of the anti-free pass bills or
/ Tree silver resolutions. They laughed in
II the House yesterday when ropulist,
who was moving to table lot OF bills
dnfavorably reported, included an anti
4Tress bill in the last and then moved to
table Senate resolution in regard TO
forbidding any giving OF notes, etc,
payable In gold.
DEMOCRATS ARE SNUBBED.
Some Of the Democrats are trying to
light the mbined forces OF the Re-
+ lublicans and Populist boilers Really
q II seems a waste of breath. There arc
Ito mem bers of the Legislature ana no
LESS than 90 are in this machine. OF
course II goes over everything rough
4 shod. The presiding officers snub Demo
h Gratis daily
THE NEGR. Q IS IN EVIDENCE.
There is an immense desire on the
part OF the Republicans to placate the
negro, at last conscious Of his favor.
d ana triiie unruly since the session
#ttegan. The negro has been NOR in evil
q oence than ever before. He demands
Il 5st. me superintendency Of the Colds boro
ASYLUM tand gets it), the position Of
Physician a I the deaf-mute and blind IN
II Stitution tcoored) here and also de-
4 1nands part Of the offices at the peni-
& tentiary.S51 The negroes endorse the re-
Il. 5Ior1natory bill and want $4,000 for a
normal training school annually. The
Il negro IS particular to say that he casts
Icy. 900 votes In North Carolina. while the
5 white Republicans cast $4,000.
:5s THE CASE OF SWANSON.
s. he enrolling clerk ofstlle Legislature.
g. az y. SYinson who was Kicked OH; be-
IS eau etsat his grefusa to appoint negro
a g 9TH ~ vet an officer according to the
Express declara ton pf Ills attorney, ".
ina produce 100 affidavits that
# pu sc the bill ssed by the
- lslasNf sra s. to{oust Swinson,
H. aslr an So shG bY4our State law
saat na dby q Leglsla-
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Two Armies-ti,e Hc@niar ana rr.o.
s.tlnrI

>, 10 which woulh YOU prefer 10 bc,orrr
! !" re%niar. undoubtedly. The irrrguinrs
ihey are, in very undesirable Stale Of
ho-disciplino Iiostetter's stomach D:t
aSiS VII soon remedy tbs want In dis
nests Itself IN yeilowncss OF the skin ara
sSepails, sour breath, furlrd tongne. morn
the liver vertigo and scl; headachcl
lio:ts OF people suffer thus These s.cus
OF characterization to the gGvernnnce of
hcaith, together with an Irregular cord,.
Ven Or the bowels, are soon regulated hy
tNe bltteEs which also ovcrcomes malaria
dHSneps.a. rhcumatiSm, neuralgia ncr-
EonSncS* ana Kidney trouble. AS a means
OF chcck1nE premature decay, Fastening OF
conYalesccnce. and n!t!gat ng the :nfirm:.
parallel. $500, q
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.
THuSTEE'S NOTICE OF ASSIGN
MENT.-l'urSuaEt TO a deed of assign
meat from Vim. j. Harris, ard Percy G..
l'e!rie, executed the 2ist day of December,
1886, 10 me as trustee, have taken charge
OF the stock of no,a! goods ana all otlISr
property contained in store number %
Cranky street, No, folk, Va. also the en-
tire floral garden, hot houses. fixtures and
appurtcnantes formerly held by the said
Harris X PCtr!e ut Port Norfolk, Nor
folk county, Virginia, and by. virtue
thereof VIII proceed TO sell the SAID stock
gardens ard nppurtenances by retail or
IN lo's TO suit: y II persons indebted TO
the late said Harris e Petrie viii please
make prompt settlement 10 me at my Of
ficc Main street, Norfolk, and all per-
sons having claims aguins, the said liar
iis & Pelric will pltasc present same
duly authenticated. at my office as soon
as convenient.
y competent agent has been appointed
70 conduct the business ut ;5 Granny
street ana all persons DESIRING floral guo,Is
Of any kind w:i do Well to maxi their
purchases at that place y complete in
Nentory OF said property has been made
and may be seen a my OtnGr At any time
by any person concerned
l. W. EASOH>
Qcc2J-tf Trustee.
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Hosiery SaIe.

Laeies' fast black and Oxford mixed
Hcs,, ICc. Quality, &c. rair.
a!ies' fast tlaek spi;ced heel and toe.
SUI erior 90 Gauge, Zoe. value 1sc. oair,
Logs stainless black Hosiery, double
s1ls. all sizes, ice. goods, 7c. pair.
CHI ldrsns fast Sack H s:sry. doub|e
sole, srliccd heel AM toe, l2I-2c. va!uc,
)(c. cir.
foyS' h!acI: psrty Ribbed. ats,1utely
i.st tlack Hc:iery, fioh sp1ieed feei,
double knee, SOLD al 20c., now l5c, pair.
School Supplies.
Lead Perci's, &c. dozen.
Eae,e and Mercantile Pencils, fer
&c., ice. Gozea.
Fen Folders, t., e.
Fore Fen ii, licrs, Sc.
Pea / Pen liclderS, Toe.
Saiter's ard StoflcId's Irk. &c. to.is.
Static DIS lndellibe nix, lie. bottle.
100 page i'acs FOR q.
200 7a2e Pads for 81.
5 Q oaee Pads fer Sc.
&c. ard &c. "
Slate Pencils, 6 fer ic.
> ate crc Is, &C FER Hundred,
! ollreI's Carry-all, tock strap, rul.r
and pfncl lex & m',nsi. l3c.
l.r1sl ScEcol raos, 3ac.
:, W v; scko-l Eass, Csc, 49,,
Handkcrohiefs,
Flain H. s. Handksrsh;efs. colcr,.,
hcrders, also H. s. m. r-:dered, Sc.
each.
Ladies all LINN, II. S, special, C.
l,ad;e,' all Linen H S. mi scalIorsd
cnlho dared, with land emf roiLeret
ini al, lOc. each.
2}o styles :callored ard ernb o'dersd
F!alicketcil:efs. S, ne al linen, /, T. c,
Lad es' Mow ming Fiandke chiefs 10,
s., &c., y >--c. All s..
Notions.
Lyons Too:l, Powder, lec.
Caidcr's | coli, p WEE, &c.
Packers Tar S 40 I5c cake.
Large u 2ornd lars Glycer.ne Soar,
1Cc. or 3 lars Tor l5c.
zoc. Lc.tuce { re- III o. c.arpcd hands
and iough :kr, J9c.
level Croc::ct SILK, &C. spool, all col.
ors.
Sweet Maiden Toilet Soap, j5c. tox
OF ; cakes.
25c. t.cu eio!d Anonia, I0c.
al sizes Curling rms, SC. ea:h.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-14

Tourist Folding Curling Iron for &C.,.
convenient for travellers.
Exanins Our Line Of Dressing Co1,ts
tom S.. to 25e. All kinds are shawn
here.
Garwo-d DIS Violet Water, I9c.
Large Bsvei Ea-el Mirrors, lOc.
We arc sole agents t1r "1-he Lannoc,
Doth Fresh, in1po-te5 d;rsct by Is: a
Brush really 9TH 35c., our price, z5c.
Ter any size.
| Pin Cubes, containing IA pins, as
sorted colors, Sc. each.
Large Pin Cubes, Containing 1876 pins,
assorted sizes ana coIors, y l-2c. each.
Rufficd Silk Ea,tic IN all coos at
2sc. yard.
All The new and most rc2rlar Skirt
Bn ling. The Telegram, Perfection,
n. Y. B., Standard, Royal, and S. ii.
& w. hcse go at our usual small
prices.
We have ccm lste lire Of very fine
Sissots from ) u to inch sia length,
worth SIC. pair, our pi-e soc.
t3oZers, Scissors, all sizes, lac. par.
la-se Stears. ], 5 and 3 inches long,
]Ce. pa;r.
Sore teauti'ul imported To.th
I u hes, LARGE and small, oure tr:slcs,
}uct, wlr Il {.
. IL I 9,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-14

DO your eyes nurn, or blur? Are Won
troubled with headache? The prounr
glasses. IN most cases. Will afford relief
See DR.. Week.
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EEGpf} ~ I, fp

And upon the purity and vitality OF the
blood depends the health Of The whole sys-
tenn EXpcr cncc proves Hoods Sarsu pa
ri!!a to be the best blood purifier.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-14

HOOPS PILLS act caslv and promptly
on the liver and bowels Cure sick head
ache. -
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Enabroideries.
Muslin Underwear.

witt OF ten minutes IN this Sc,'rt-
Teat vi Ino.c tfan r:nay y>u. Hire
you wal lind ths most elaborate AMI
b:Ss se.ecsei and largest display in tbs
city.
Corset Covers in low cut, square neck
at o..
Fine Calltr:c Corset Covers at y 1-2c.
a soc al in LADIES'; umtrc.la Eraw-
e:s at s..
lul size Cn.h-e'll Skirts at sc.
Ccen:i-c trimmed in emhro de-y, ex-
long, ru!tlc aad trck around the bot
tenn, 7sc.
Chcnlise. plain. at 49,.
We have the ni-sst Gowns in tbs
city at l5c.