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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-03
DOCTOR EVERETT DEAD
PIeurisy Causing Heart Failure Brought
the Last at I2:3O Ye.terday.

DR.. ]. T. Everett died at his rooms. 103
South Topeka avenue, yesterday at 1880.
He caught cold some time early ir the
week. and being in poor health il grew
worse and finally settled into a very acute
attack Of p.eurisy. he was up and about
attending TO his duties until Thursday
night. when he retired feeling very ur-
Wen and was unable 10 get up the next
morning. The intense and excruciating
pleuri,ic pain caused heart failure. ard
after sinking rapidly after Thursday
night, he died yesterday at 1880.
His son, DR.. Werner Everett, telegraph
ed 10 his brother at Ellsmore. Kan, and
until he arrives no funeral arrangements
viii be made.
DR.. Everett was born June II. 1912. in
Ohio and came 70 Wichita in October,
1890. His practice was larger than his
feeble heath would permit him 10 at
tend TO.
His wife died about one month ago.
since which time ne seemed 70 have been
in detected hope
the funeral viii probably occur some
time Sunday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-03


Mr.. T. p. Bone Of this city said: 'T
was sitting in a-cha,r here" he said. in
oicatIng the recess of the cas-. front Win
dow Of the Manhattan hotel. when
heard what I thought 10 be an explosion
OF dynamite. and ran out the door. AZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
NANsEMOND.
Death of Veteran-He Was Ac-
quilted.

UuIttcus
SUFFOLK. VA, March 2O.-(Spe-
cial)-Mr. Mills ". Holland. ST., of Buck
horn, Nansemond county, who was para
lived a week ago. died at 1880 o'clock
this morning. The deceased was about
66 wears of age, and was one Of the most
prominent citizens Of the county. lie
was a Confederate soldier. having served
I'm Barham's Cavalry. Since the war he
had been engaged in merchandising ana
farming. Mr.. Holland leaves three chill
dren-Mills II. Holland, Jr., Mrs. A. w.
ballard. and j. Peter Holland. The fune-
raj will take place at his home tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
Tohn wilkins was arrested yesterday
charged with killing George w. Jones, on
the NIGHT of March I'd, and putting the
hodv ON the Seaboard railroad track,
where IL was found the next morning.
The Coroner's jury decided that Jones
vas killed by locomotive, but friends
NJ the dead man were not satisfied win
the verdict. as IL was known that wilkins
had made threats against Jones. The ac-
cused had a hearing to-day before JUS
&C. A & Eley and w III. Luke, the
nrisoner being represented by Judge X.
II Rawles and j. u. Burgess Esq; w.
II Arlington conducted the prosecution.
The testimony was 10 the eHect ina.
wilkins had threatened Joness lie, ana
mat bad feeling existed between the
families but there was nothing TO con-
meet the prisoner with the death OF Jones,
and he was, therefore, acquitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
ADANV TRAGEDY
A MANS SUDDEN ATTACK UpON
HIS WIFE.
HE BREAKS HER AR N.
Assaults n NeiRbbor, who started
for Medical Assistnncc-FOund
Dead I'm His Cell, Having Taken
Iaudanum.

DANV1LLE. VA. March 2o.-(Spe-
cial)-A distressing tragedy occurred
here to-day, as a result OF which J. II,
Lttlejohn Is dead, and his wife has a
broken arm, and Is otherwise seriously
injured. Lttlejohn. middle-aged white
man. kept small grocery-store on the
corner Of Floyd and Upper streets. Just
before noon to-day. without warning, he
attacked his wife with a stout hickory
cane, badly cutting and bruising her
about the head and body. and breaking
her left arm before nelghbors attract
"a by her cries could interfere
TELLED HIM.
w. c. Williams. one OF those who came
10 the unfortunate wife's rescue. volun-
teered 20 20 for doctor. and as be
turned to do so Littlejohn felled him ~
a blow OF his cudgel. knocking him IN
sensible, aud making an ugly confusion
Of the scalp. BY this time Police-Oficers
williams and Hutson arrived, arrested
Littlejohn. and took him 10 jail
FOUND DEAD
Three hours later be was found dead
IN his cell. Investigation developed that
he had swallowed laudanum before at
lacking his wife. The assault and sui
eide are attributed to sudden dementia.
Deceased went on occasional sprees,
and had been drinking heavily Tor seve-
raj DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
ON THE APPOMATT0X.
THE TITLE TO THE VIRGINIA AMI
CAROLINA ROAD.
MIR. Dewitt Smith Cautioned ny out
side Parties-The City Councii
other Notes.

PETERSBURG, VA, March N.-(Spe-
cial.)-That the city OF Petersburg owns
the Virginia and Carolina railroad, and
can give a clear title to that property
has never been questioned until now
when a sale Of the road is about TO be
made. 1t is said. however. that Mr.. De-
Witt Smith has been cautioned by out
side parties about the city's title, and
the Common Council has given him full
time to make thorough investigation
and he will DE given all possible assist
ance in doing SO. The best legal talent
here declares there is no doubt that the
city can give a clear title to the pro-
perty.
At the term of the County Court OF
Surry, on Tuesday. the case of the Com
monwealth VS.. j.. II. Seasons, charged
with robbery, will be called for trial.
The accused is out on bail In the sum
OF 500 for his appearance
During the progress Of the dispositions
in the Thorp-Epes contest at Disputanta
yesterday an animated scene Is report
ed to have occurred between the oppos-
ing counsel. a personal difficulty was
prevented by the interference OF by
ISLANDERS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
Concerning "A Steamship.

NORFOLK, VA. March 2o.-(Special)-
The steamship Fort William, which on
December 16, 1896, sailed from Shield
England, for Norfolk, loaded with kainit.
is still missing, and in the office Of
Messrs. Barber e CO., this city is a
package of some twenty-eight letters for
her officers and crew, which suggest the
intense anxiety the writer's must feel as
the days 90 by without tidings from their
loved ones. 1t is thought by some that
the vessel may have gotten caught In an
ice-hoe and been carried either north or
south far out of her course. as there
has been found no wreckage or small
boats TO indicate that the ship has gone
10 pieces in stress of storm or foundered
and gone to the bottom. II Is not known
in this country how many compose the
crew.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
RALEIGHs BUDGET.
A Timely Notice-PrOfessor Elected
Notes.

RALEIGH. N. C., March 20.-(Speclal.)--
Treasurer Worth to-day notified
the heads OF the various State institu-
lions that. owing to the very large APP
propriations made by the late Leglsla-
ture. and the decreased value OF pro-
perry he could not pay any extra APP
preparations this year, or until he found
he had q surplus, after paying interest
on the 4-per-cent. bonds, and the neces-
sary running expenses Of government,
and that they were so notified in order
to avoid making contracts which might
embarTass.
The trustees OF the State University
to-day elected Edward Vernon Howell,
Of Rocky Mount. to the new Chair of
Pharmacy.
1t is understood that the Murfreesboro'
railway will apply for leave TO take up
its tracks.
Ex-Senators Cameron and Butler and
Major j. w. Wilson met at Weldon to-
day and arranged to build an EGGPLANT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
MOTION OVERRULED.
Virginia Pilots Aroused-A TUE
Launchcd-FOundG Guilty.


NORFOLK, VA. March E.-(SpeeiaL)-
The case Of ex-Councilman Samuel Cot
ton, who was found guilty of criminal
assault some time since, and whose pun
lshment was fixed at seven years in the
penitentiary. came up before Judge
Hanckel, OF the Corporation Court TINS
morning on a motion for arrest OF
judgment. After argument the Cour.
took the matter under Amusement anu
the counsel for the prisoner were very
hopeful of q favorable decision, but later
I'm the day the Judge overruled the mo-
ton. The case has yet TO go before the
Supreme Court of Appeals on another
point.
The Virginia Pilot Association will wage
an aggressive fight on the compulsory
pilot bill introduced In the House by MT
Fry, of Maine. They will cooperate win
other pilot associations in lobbying
against the bill
A TUG LAUNCHED.
The giant naval tug Samoset was sue
cessfully launched from the ways IN the
navy-yard at 1915 o'clock this morning,
and standing beside Rear-Admiral
Brown Miss Fife Moore, a daughter OF
Chief Engineer Moore, of the navy, chris
tened the vessel and broke the bottle OF
champagne on its bow. The Samoset'
named for an Indian chief of Massa-
chusetts tribe. is l03 feet 6 inches over
all with a breadth of q feet, and VIII
have a displacement OF 1876 tons, and was
built here for the League Island yard.
The vessel will be supplied with triple
expansion engines of 4j) horsepower ana
is expected to develop a speed OF twelve
knots an hour. She was built under an
act Of Congress. approved March 2 lsso'
and an appropriation Of $4,000 was made
and subsequently $3.50 was appropriated.
FOUND GUILTY.
Charles Bonfanti, the old Federal vete-
ran from the Soldiers Home, at Hamp-
ton. who embezzled small amount from
Attorneys Borland d Wilcox. was tound
entity by Justice Tomlin to-day, and SEN
fenced to two months in jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
THE GID CAPITAL.
The bridge ut Jamestown-Northerh
Tourists-PersOnai Notes.

TOurists-BcrsOuut MUGS.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, March 2O'-
(special)-A good force Is now at work Oh
the new bridge between jamestown IS
land and the mainland. and the structure
viii he COMPLETED at an early date. The
bridge Will be a great improvement On
tbe old one. being wider and with a SUD
stantial guard-railing the entire leng'h.
The first coach-load Of northern tourists
NV lanes river and jamestown came III
Yesterday. coming from the Jenersoh'
Richmond. They spent several hours AT
the island. arriving here in good time LOT
dinner and the old Point train.
Judge sydney Smith and family nave
arrived from Yorktown, and as soon as
they can remove their furniture they VIII
90 to housekeeping at their nome Oh
England street.
Miss Ida Bently the principal or the
school 81 Joness Mill, Is expected iroll
her former homo, Petersburg, this eve
ming. where she was called 10 allehu "
sick member of her family.
Mrs. Harden, a well-known lazy G.
Manchester. was here yesterday anu
called on her friend, Mrs. }. H. Iophain'
formerly Of Manchester.
Rev. p. r. Warren, the pastor OF tne
Rantist church. left this morning Tor
Danyille to occupy the pulpit Of Rev.
Mr.. Elsom, who is conducting a revival
here at Mr.. Warrens church.
Miss Amanda Caskie arrived last eve
ming from Richmond, and lett TINS NOR
ing for Virginia Beach 10 secure co.,
tage for next summer. Miss Caskle VIII
return tomorrow evening 10 Visit MISS
Jennie Wise, Francis street.
recent arrivals at the Colonial Inn are
r NJ. Pulen and S. Shelton, Richmond.
MIR. George c. Slotts, from Beaver Dam.
o has arrived here. and his saw ana
nlaning-min are on the way. He has not
fully decided where he will locate. but II
* presumed he will settle at Kings MIL.
MIR. c. II. Bovee, excursion agent OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio. who came here
a few days since with party OF home
..o1,orc rntnrned West this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
The Best-Dressed Ladies

in Richmond this spring will be the ones
wearing our
TAILOR-MADE SUITS. SEPARATE
SKIRTS. AND WAISTS,
because they are chuck fun OF style anu
not to be found elsewhere.
Below we call your attention TO only
four styles. OF which are consluerea 10
be excellent Valucs:
Combination Eaton Suits, skirt mace
Of Atwood fancy cheviOt. jacket OF pl. se
cloth with deep sailor collar ana cols,
made of same material as skirt, price
s7.5O-all colors: others ask SO.
Black Imported Cheyiot Suit; hy-iro,n,t
coat. lined throughout with SILK, Surety
talor-made ana fashioned 10 H. 'ho
usual $3.50 kind. our price $40.
Tar Covert Cloth Suit, style same as
above. with strapped seams througnout ..
Jacket lined with silk, perfect t'lioreu
suit, price SO.
Scotch Cheviot. Fly-Front suit OF me
new cadet Blue shade, coat lined through
out with checked taffeta six, workman n.
shin and fit equal 10 any SUIT maze 70
order that would cost S5, price here 80.
The Higher-Grade Splits are here In an
popular colors and styles. You must
sec them to appreciate their worth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
DIED IN BALTIMORE.
Professor Harvey belong, of Stnun-
tOn-A Farmers Death.

STAUNTON, VA. March 2O.-(Special.)
News is received here of the death to-
day at ST. Joseph's Hospital, Baltimore
Of Professor Harvey belong, of this city
a member Of the faculty Of the State
Institution for the Deaf. Dumb and
Blind. Professor belong was operated
on Thursday by DR.. l.. McLane Tiffany
Of Baltimore, for appendicitis the pa
dent having gone from this city for that
purpose.
Professor belong was quite a youna
man, was a Pennsylvania, and a grad
uate of the Gallaudeat College, OF
Georgetown, d. c. He had resided here
two years, and had made a handsome
reputation as a teacher. He IS survived
by wife and one child-an infant.
Granville Greiner, a prominent farmer
of this county died at mis- home, near
Verona to-day; aged So years. His malady
was consumption.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
DEATH AT IVY
OF Young Englishman-A Tlu-
wanna Lady Passes Away

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, March 90
Specialize. II. Crewe. a young Eng
lishman, died at o'clock this morning,
at his home, near Ivy, after an ;nness
lasting about one week. Mr.. Crewe' 5
home was on the Island Of Guernsey,
where his father was a prominent ply
stefan. He came to Albemarle last sum-
mer TO live with his brother, Mr. a. c.
Crewe. The funeral service will take
place at ST. Paul church, Ivy, to-mor-
row at o'clock.
Mrs. Nancy Davis, aged 90 years, died
early this morning. at her home. near
Beaver Dam Church. Fluvanna county.
She is survived by three children-Mrs.
William Brand, Of this city, and Mrs. Born
and Mr.. Marshall Davis, both of Flu
wanna. The funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock from the
residence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
AND THEY SKIPPED.
Three Tramp Robbers Break jail at
Manassas

MANASSAS, VA. March 2O.-(Special)
Three tramps, who were in jail await
ing trial for robbing cars at the coal
chute here. broke jail last evening, and
are still at large There were no other
prisoners confined in the jail besides
These men. At o'clock j. NJ, when the
taller j. II. Alison went In with a pail
OF water. they seized him by the throat.
and held him so tight that his tongue
protruded. The ringleader of the gang
Is a powerful mulatto. His grip pretty
near finished the TALLER. While he and
one of his pals held Alison, the other
took the keys from his belt and opened
the doors and then hallooed. Let him
90. boys, and skip" and they skipped for
parts unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
Ribbon Selling.
More Ribbons TO-MOrrOw.

Variety almost doubles that OF any
former season. our RIBBON Dep''i 5 ~
IS n most wonderful place these Jay
busy all the time. Every day ohers Soi"'
For fo-morrow. All-snk d-Edge. TAT
feta Ribbons. 31-2 inches wide az me
new spring shades, also Black ana WHITE
worth 25c., price here Joe. pr0hon all
shades and Black and White. was &c
All colors Taffeta Ribbons, IL inches
wide with fancy gauze edge &C. can DC nav
tsnch All-Silk White More Ianeta'
with coored borders, for 2sc. ,oA.,
Satin-Striped Gauze Ribbons, lnches
wide. 25c.; all colors. ,.s .o+,r
Black Gauze Ribbons, coiored sa1ih
e1 Plaid Ribbons. all colors. a1-2 inches
wide, for q and 25c. .,.h
An-Silk Plaid Taffeta Ribbon, WIN Win
Black satin stripes, 4 IL hcheS Nl"c'
for 4Sc. usual &c. quality. =,
Extra. quality French Novelties IN
Plaid. Satin Ribbon. alike on both SIDES
width 61-2 inches, price &c
Satin-Striped Black Gauze RIBBON, D Il
inches wide. price 80 and 45c; nj.
French Moire Taffeta Ribbons, Black,
our own importatiOns, and unequalled lot
quality and price. all widths, Sc, &c
9-i3c.. Pie. 16-lSc., 22-22c., Goo,
iO-2Sc.. 5O-33c., 60-3Sc. You must examine
the quality of this Ribbon 10 appreciate
the value offered. 49,
VELVETS in all the new spring shades
for millinery and neckwear; also, haiio-
some effects I'm delicate shades OF Mlrior
VeIvets. price $3.50 and s. per yard. .,,..
| MISSES AND BOYS BLOUSE WAlS :
were never so complete as now; tue
STYLES never so fetching.
FauntlerOy White Lawn Blouse, NeIS
large sailor collar. edged with nuteu
ru1ie. also on cuffs, usual foc. qual''S .
our price 4jc -, e.,,.r
white Lawn Boys Waists, large sailor
collar and cuffs. edged with emoroldtIy
talbot of embroidery down 'front.' Requiem
CSC quality, now l5c. ,os. 81
BOYS Waists with collar and cuIS Oh
all-over embroidery and edged with dtep
rufie of embroidery, usual S.JV ValuS'
FauntIeroy Waists In Grass Linen very
large collar. edged with tuted RUNE also
on cuffs, were 75c., now 5Oc; ,. nd
Linen Waists with collar, GUNS, anu
! iahots. trimmed with White Toe.
Nicer grades in both White ana Grass
| Linen up 10 S2.5l 80, 49,. collar
Misses White Blouses, with large sailor
| collar and cuffs, edged with HuIeu ruiiie
usually N12. now Zoe. 80 IL. o,,,ors
and cuffs, edged with embroidery, slZes
from years 10 IA years, uSudIly SCH iO'
1852, now $1.25. - osuoa
with embroidery. box plat OF same down
front regularly $3.50, now Sl90.
Misses Blouses. IN Pink. Tan, and Blue
Tigured Lawns, with large sailor collar,
from to IA years, ioc'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
DON'T WAIT.
CALL ON US AND BE FITTED WITH A
Truss, an Abdominal Supporter,
an Elastic Stocking, or
Shoulder Brace.

We make these items a speciality, and
guarantee 10 hold and support any rup-
tlre and protrusion or complicated case,
when We fit the appliance.
Lady customers have the advantage OF
being waited on by a competent lady at
tendant In a private fitting-room.
Write TO us for our complete and Illus
trated catalogue. ~
BARTLETT, GARVENS & CO.
70 9th. Su&w3mF is north Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
Liliputian Wear.

An exhibition and Offering sure TO I'M
press visitors that this is headquartou
for all that is up-to-dato and stylish To
Ready-tO-Wcar Children's Garments.
Chlldren's Refers, sizes ? TO 6 years
Navy Blue Cloth md fancy mxmrea
trimmed IN braid. usual $50 quality 81.
sizes TO years.
Navy and Red Twllled Flannel. trimmed
In braid, N.25.
Refers. 10 s years, I'm Navy Bua
Brown, Red. and Green, Twilled Flame,
with large sailor collar, trimmed In braid
regular $3.50 quality now N.9S.
Empire Refers. sizes ? 10 years. NAVY
Blue and Red Cloth, trimmed I'm braid
unique and natty styles. at 2.62. $50
1913, and S9S.
Fancy Mixed Cheviots. I'm sizes . % q
years, from N.9S to $3.50.
Navy Blue Twlled Flannel. trimmed 70
White braid. Empire or Jacket eject.
to "A years N25. d.38. $50. H.eS.
Navy Blue. Brown. and Green Cloth
trimmed In ribbons and braid. large saIl.
collar, 8 10 "a years. $3.50 and @9S
Mixed Cheviots, trimmed in braid art
ribbons. Empire or Jacket effect 8 90 ii
years, 1898. $5.95, $50, and upwards &c
$3.50.
Yale Blue and Navy Cloth. or finest
quality, trimmed with White cloth ana
White and Gold braid, sizes 20 "a years.
from $3.50 70 N098.
Chlldrens Navy and Tan Cloth Eaton
Suits, sizes 10 Il years. trimmed with
braid on large sailor collar usual s.
values, price here 1915.
Navy Serge Eaton and Refer Suits.
with blouse trimmed with braid. stylish
and pretty, price 1913.
Finer Elton and Blazer suits in very
stylish and up-to-date designs. with linen
detachable collars and blouse the pr.co
ranges from $3.50 to S1750-all sizes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
HORSES, MULES. cows. &c.

FOR SALE. THE FAST AND WE'LL
KNOWN ROAD HORSE. CORN CRACK
ER he is thoroughly reliable and safe
in harness: does not shy or pull. IS fear
less of steam or electric-cars. and can
hold his own with the best roa1-horses
Apply at W. I'll. cOSBY'S STABLE. No.
4l9 north Fifth street. NH H-it'
FOR SALE, A GOOD WORK HORSE,
kind and gentle. Apply a SOC north Fifth
street mh 2l-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
Ex-Governor Mckinney Much I'm
uroyeu

FARMVILLE, VA, March 2O.-(Spe-
cial)-The condition of Governor McKin-
ney to-day is very much improved. He
rested well last night, ate breakfast this
morning with apparent relish, and was
able to dress and sit up during the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICE.

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT !
will. for the next sixty days, make over
OLD HAIR MATTR FsSSES IN same tick
ing for 81 In best new ticking. "a. Hair,
Hair-Top. and Cotton-Top Mattresses at
lowest prices. Cutting and making Slip
Covers speciality.
JACOB UMLAUF
Practical Upholsterer and Mattress
Maker,
705 WEST MAIN STREET
Orders by mail viii receive prompt at
tcntion. mn l-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
BOTTLES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.-f HAVE 1900 DOZEN
PATENT STOPPER BEER BOTTLES
which / will sell In quantities TO suit
purchasers, al a very low price; also, one
Small Bar Counter, with Beer Coil, Pump,
Glassware, all complete. NJ. KELLY.
Twentieth and Main streets. NH Allie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
New Spring Goods


Creation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21

Orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and tbs style OF work and DrisAs Will 10
sure 70 please you
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
DIssoLUrIoNs a copARrNERsHIPs.

G.. NJ CARLETON AND G. y, Wa.
TON have this day dissolved partner"
with mutual consent. Carleton alone .
authorized 10 pay and collect all ei"'
due the firm. G.. ii. CARL 20.
March 10 1897 ah A4F
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
rluslin Underwear.

The Muslin Underwear Department has
two reasons for existing: 1t saves money
and toll to you and gives more dantinesI
to finish than you have time for
Four interesting lots Of Underwear ara
marked az ridiclously low prices for Oh.
morrow:
Empire Muslin Gowns, square neck. 81
evelet embroidery, with silk ribbon bow
bretelles over shoulders Of same. ruft
Of embroidery at waist usual Sl-J0 values
price here 81.
Soft-Finished Cambria Gown, po.ntci
woke OF fine tucks. edged with Nainsoos
inserting, the usual g Gown, price hers
$l.38
Sheer Muslin Umbrella Skirt, deep lace
ruffle. edged with fine embroidery incha
deep. the usual Sl.50 skirt, price here 81
plain Muslin Umbrella Drawers. tll
size. finished with deep cambria rudlA
price only 25c.
Muslin Drawers, with rufile OF embro.'
derry. head with cluster OF mo tucki
usual soc. grade, price here S9c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-21
Separate Skirts and Silk Waists

are selected TO meet the demands OF an
pUrees Tive Inexpensive Waist or
Skirt is made and selected with as mucn
core as the more expensive. Your wants
can be supplied here, and at price-saYlnB
on each garment.