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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-05-05
Announcements.
FOR CONGRESS.

To THE VOTERS OF THE SIXTH
CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT-Be-
Loving that an investigation of my
record 10 Congress will show that
I have discharged my duty, faith
fully. actively and efficiently; that
I have kept all promises and bro :
ken no party pledges, 1 therefore
feel encouraged to again solicit the
support of my constituency and
hereby announce my candidacy for
reelection, subject to the action Of
the Democratic party OF the Sixth
District of Mississippi.
Very respectfully.
W. F. LOVE.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-05-05

An exchange recently gave notice
that in case buggy whip was not
returned 10 certain place before
next Issue II would publish the
name of the party who took 1t.
The place designated was the back
yard of . certain business place.
The next morning after the notice
came out-the night having been
very dark--seventeen whips were
picked up in the back yard. Yet
there are people who do not believe
10 advertising. Ex.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-05-05
A SOUTHERN VOLUNTEER.

Yes, Sir, l fought with Stonewalt
Aud faced the fight with Lee;
But il this here Union goes to war,
Make one more gun for me
| didn't shrink from Sherman
As he gal:oped to the sea;
But if this here Union goes to war,
Make one more gun for me!
l was with 'em at Manassas
The bully boys In Gray;
I heard the thunders roarin'
Round Stonewall Jackson's way.
And many a time this sword Of mine
Has blazed the route for Lee;
But if this old Nation goes to war,
Make one more sword tor me
I'm not so full o. fightin',
Nor half 80 full O. fun,
As was back in the sixties
When l shouldered my old gun ;
It may be that ny hair Is white
Such things you know must be,
But IL this old Unions IN for war,
Make one more gun tor me.
I hain't forgot my raisin'-
Nor how, in sixty-two
Or Whereabouts, with battle shouts
I charged the Boys in Blue;
And I say: I fought with StonewalI
And blazed the way for Lee;
But if this old Unions 10 for war,
Make one more gun for me!
Atlanta Constitution.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-05-05

The editor Of an exchange says
be ia a true christian and an ada.
mantine pillar of the church and
loves sacred songs, but night after
night he hears the neighboring
family that owes him three years
subscription singing "Jesus paid
it sll," and he feels like shedding
his christianity for q few moments
to 60 over with q club and give
them receipt 10 full.
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TO GRADUATES OF HARRIS PRAC-
TICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, SCHOOL
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dents the very best busin ess trains
ing TO be had anywhere. Scholar
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.
ESTRAY NOTICE.

strsyed from my place in Pop
larvllle about three m0nths ago,
one dark bro wn jersey cow mark
ed swallow fork in one ear and unu
der bit 10 the other and branded on
hip with the letter (G) with q hall
circle over the g, and one heifer
same color and mark but not brand.
ed, 1t is about time for both to
bring calves. Any information
leading to their recovery will be
literally rewarded.
j. NJ. GANN.
Poplarville Feb. Is, 1898. II
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HIS NORTHERN BROTHER.

Just make it two, old fellow,
want to stand once more
Beneath the old nag with you
As in the days Of yore
Our fathers stood together
And fought on land and sea
The battles fierce that made US
A nation OF the free.
1 whipped you down at Vicksburg,
You licked me ut Bull Run.
On many Q field we struggled,
When neither victory won.
You wore the gray of Southland,
Iwore the Northern blue;
Like men We did our duty
When streaming bullets few.
For years We fought like devils,
But when the war was done
Your hands met mine in friendly clasp
Our two hearts beat ~ one.
And now when danger threatens,
No North, no South. we know,
Once more We stand together
10 fight the common foe.
Ny head like yours, is frosty
Old age is creeping on,
Life's sun is lower sinking,
Ny day will soon be gone.
But If our c0untry's honor
Needs once again her son,
I'm ready, too, old fellow
SO get another qua.
Minneapolis Journal,
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POPLARvILLE BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.

POPLARvILLE BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.
j. M. Gam, general merchandise.
J. II. DuBose & Co., gen'l m'd'se.
j. W. Moody. confection merry and
bicycles.
Huuuicutt s. Stevenson, drugs and
medicine.
E. Howard, barber & Jeweler.
Mrs. Bette Olipbant, milliner.
w. T. Strshan, boot & shoe maker.
W. F. Evans. painter.
DR.. j. B, Bedgood, dentist.
DR.. w. j. Hunnicutt, physician
and surgeon.
DR.. John Smith, physician and
surgeon.
Hon. j. NJ. Shivers, lawyer.
H. J. Parker, justice.
j. r. Olipbsnt, fire insurance.
w. J. Thames, PoplaryilIe High
School.
Col. J. @. Derby, real estate.
J. j. Moore, mill and gin.
j. L. Strahan u Co., genI md SO.
Moody h Brown, livery stables.
Welsh, blacksmith.
doe Williams, meat market.
Herrin s Lambert, saw and planer
mill.
J. q. Caver, Hotel.
Mrs. Marion, Hotel.
d. F. Archer, confectioneries.
Mrs. FL. j. Parker, hotel.
DR.. J. Nj. Thornhill, physician and
surgeon.
Educational Courier, monthly, w.
l. Thames.
|, Free Press, weekly, J. r. Oliphant.
Gam & Slaydon, turpentins and
rOsin.
Mrs. Il. A. Briggs, restaurant.
w. H. Rich, sewing machines.
Mrs. Lindrose & Woulsrd, mill
liners.
W. E. King, Jr., carpenter and
brlcklayer.
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INDEMNITY QUESTION.
|..,a Intimates Spain May Be
Asked for Cash.
spASlsH GOVERNMENT IS LIABLE
rtoueh Not OfHcialiy CoEnis-
4, Of the Act--sici<iniey Wants
s25,OOo,OOO.

york. February 26. The Holland
IAN steamer Rotterdam from Rotter-
,riyed at quarantine tonight with
otficcr George Unsworth and nine
- the overdue French liner La
.ene. who were picked up from a
.,t on Thursday, February "a. in lati-
nj north, longitude 81 west.
,cn when taken aboard the Rotter-
x.re in n helpless condition. having
i the ships lifeboat for six days and
!. The men were all more or less
bitten.
.sorth stated that the Champagne
Asr fail end shaft On Thursday, Feb
N Mt 5 D. m. in latitude 1927, iongi-
u52, The steamer being in help
nndition, Captain Poirot anchored.
ssamer was on the edge of the New
hand banks and there being d possi-
II the steamer not being picked up
BIZ position, Captain roirot decided to
l ,lifeboat in search of assistance.
me morning of the 18th the ifehoat,
!, hlly provisioned, Unsworth and his
!, nine men left the ship in the hope
ptercepting some passing steamer. The
lMer proved tempestuous with intense
* sharp lookout was kept for passing
Aners. but none were seen. The boats
kent to their oars and for six days
ssed with might and main, but owing to
cold and exposure. became we'll nigh
busted. On the oath at D. nj. the Rot
lam bore down and stood by and with no
4 difficulty rescued all hands.
hChampagne experienced strong head
lis I'D to February II, when the tail end
h gave way. wher. Sc accident oc-
led the best of order prevailed. The
inner was perfectly tight and not making
water. The passengers on being in
he'd of the accident we're perfectly calm
the best of order prevailed.
|achampagne carried 3o4 passengers, As
,s cabin. SO second cabin. 2oS Storage
4 crew Of 175.
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CATHOLIC ATTITUDE.
Archbishop ireland Says u IL Not
Question of Greed.


New York. February 26.-Archbishop ire
land who Is In this city, said In an inter-
view today on the Spanish question:
~ have fully considered everything that
have seen in the papers and while at
Washington talked to The officials OF tae
government and In my opinion nothing has
Vet come to light that would IN my )nog-
ment, call for a rupture pet"eeh me
United States and SPAN. ~.
Certainly II grilt is brousht 10 VIZ
door of spain full retributlye Justice shouin
he the order Of the day Liberal ihueinnitS
nnolopies and fun reparatlon ought 10 DC
nrafs,ahie 10 our legislators rather than
that course which would entail the country
In the consequences OF war;
"Tbe attitude OF the adniinistraiion is
dignifed. worthy OF this great Nation war
scares and the clamors OF war DO not move
4, n awaits the necessity OF war, mean
While making ready. Mr. Mckinley VIII nor
,usb tie country into a needless coliliH,.
should the honor OF the country demand
that Mr.. Mckinley sign the proclamation q
war he viii do II with the same ioEe lor
neace. the same courage ana the same
tr,,st In the God OF our Nation that ehaf-
acterizei Abraham Lincoln nearly lofty
years ago, ,,a,,,o,,,
church al this time?" was asked.
.The Catholic church assumes no attituae
~ anv kind. She has not been called nfoa
tbe scene. The fact that Spain IL cathoi.c
nation matters nothing The question y
moi one OF religion. II there Is question u,
ali II is one OF National and internatloaai
right and nothing else.
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CATHOLICS WILL FIGHT.
penia, of scn.ation-

sMoritntiyc Denial of n Scnsatio"-
n Interview.
Washington, February 26.--tSpecial')7 :
following signed statement was given
The Pest correspondents tonight, the
fsr, Rt Rev. Father CuzIier, Is meih-
Of Cardinal Gibbons household. ana
asiore his expressions have semi-of-
81 significance:
nc words cited in the daily press o'
'xrcay as having issued from the mouth
certain Father Weber Of Rondout' y,
ease, ! am sure, filled the heart OF
~ American Catholic with indignation.
s. are no, and must not be regarded as
oppression of the Catholic clergy, WHO
x, safe in saying. repudiate them
I,ss'tlolt the length and breadth OF TINS
am confident that II the sail
cas- been correctly quoted and the
81 brought to the attention OF ne
sucai authorities. satisfaction VIII
Isssn TO the cSvraged feelings o. every
Catholic on the continent II
sSuhtfy is endangered every catpoiie
~ WIN be ready to stand under lie
ts,S 'hs cause of truth, justice ana pa
We do not want war. but II II
,staolics will stand UP 10 defense or
kh.,as' whether the foe be so-caileu
'N Spain or Mohammeian Turkey.
49,. Charles Warren currle-.
|ismn Catholic Priest. Baltimore. Md,
|N,sterarily Officiating at ST. Matthew $
~sn' Washington, y. c.
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Ex-MINIsTER TAYLOR.
Thinks We Should Wait and Let
Spain Open the Fighting.


Spain Open the Fighting.
Mobile, Ala. February 26.--Mr. Hannis
snr. ex-minister to Spain. when asked
his views as to the probable effect of
Maine disaster upon our relations with
country. said:
tits a critical moment and | am full Of
hsty lest we should be drawn into war
away that will put us at a great disad-
Eilge. Even II the court OF inquiry re-
Is that the catastrophe was the result OF
explosion from without and the dclib-
II act OF somebody, it Will never be
nble to prove that the Spanish govern
ut is either directly or indirectly re-
Nkbe for 1t. If reclamation IS made
Will be refused upon that ground ana
will be driven to declare war anu 10
ra the fight. The first shot fired under
"Reminiscences will not only put US on
offensive before the world. but VIII
Rse prejudice against us in Cuba itself.
end to he attained is the establishment
Peace in the island without acts ON our
y that will force us TO declare war upon
dn upon untenable grounds. That mas
70 my idea from the beginning TO the
y There can be no peace untll the
allards are driven out, and that must
done by the insurgents themselves. we
PSI help them to do so by moral aid given
lawful way The obvious thing 10 30
70 pass the btlligerency resolution be
e the Maine incident can ripen into an
'tfnational issue. If the house VIII only
hat after the investigation is over ana
'Ne the result is made public, we WIZ
Perfectly safe. Should Spain dcciRr,
upon that ground she will be forced
take the initiative against us Witnou,
al Justification. and that will make All
difference in the world. When Inc
hggle comes, even with our small navy
vii belize Titan striking q cripple
matter of supreme Importance IS tc
the fight begin without fault on ON
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Sec. Nd Chnnec Of wnr.

London, February 26.-The Pail Man ca
zette this afternoon says: In spite OF all
manner of reports, we can not for the life
of MS see any immediate prospect OF war
between Spain and the United states
There Is absolutely no evidence that any
thing but an accident occurred. Even
those who stick to the torpedo explanation
chiefly attribute It TO flemish and IRE
sponsible fanatic, In that case spain wou'd
Instantly right herself by making amenas'
There is one thing essential for the amer,
can administration keep It's head--ana
that IL seems to be doing.
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Mi.gnldcd PRICED Rebufred.

New York. February 2s.-Faiher Weber.
hose recent declaration that in case q war
betweeen the United States and spsin u
would become the duty Of Roman cathoii'
xah, ~ The side OF Spain, has bsen oni-
~ Ill, rsanesled to leave the diocese This
saa, was given out today by Father Com
r aII,, secretary to Archbishop corrisaL.
~ 4, nlained that had Father Weter be-
, %ny IN this diocese instead OF 10 tho
WI from whence he came. be would have
been subjected to sharper discipline.
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CUSTOM DAILY Posn MoRNINe FEBRuARY ~. 1898

nncting Secretary Roosevelt Chairman
is os'ci,e OF the naval committee received II
last right. but up TO noon TO-DAY ma ~ -
decided to call special meetinp ~ ~
nuvai committee to consider II. He says
.ne request IL practically Identical with
una. .hat presented by ex.Secre,ary Herbert 10
the last congress. ~
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al copfcd. Are READY.

Middlesboro. KY. February "a eafr
In local newspaper asking ex-confeaeF-
ates 10 form a regiment TO serve In case OF
war. with Spain has brought more snaa
enough responses to fill the ranks IRON
sorthwest verginia East Tennessee ana
Kentucky. The originator OF the idea now
contempiatcs the formation OF Q d''''''h
~ he commanded by Fitzhugh Lee.
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a,a noxr in nlue IL I.ine.

Sacramento Cal, February 90 a'ien
no-t Grand Army OF the Republic, has 'e-
aussted Governor Budd to loan 10 mem
hers nifty rifles. canteens and hayersaeSs'
rha veterans express their desire to Pc
namo accustomed to the military tacucs
now in vogue so in case Of war WIN SPAN
,hsv will be ready to go to the front
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unre nig Gnna ArrIve.

san Francisco February 26-Two more
IL Guns. each ten-inch rifles. have ar
lived from the East for the Preside Tor
.,,ioa,,ons. These guns will be placed In
nosition with all possible speed On account
~ he disquieting rumors prevalent
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TAO Post ia authorized TO announce

The Post ID authorized to announce
r. n. GRAY
as candidate for election 10 the office OF
CRY Recorder, subject 10 the action OF tho
city democratic executive committee. lilo re-
specifically sollciis your support.
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/ hereby announce myself IN a candidate
for city health officer, subject 10 the actin
OF the nll-day primaries. az called by the
city democratic executive committee.
WALLACE N. SHAW. MD.
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ron cry TREASURER.
ron REcoapEn.
Tho Post is authorized to announce
w. j. KOHLHAUFF

:. n candidate Tor election TO the office
~, CITY Recorder, subject TO tho nc.
,ion OF the democratic day primaries.
ne called by the city democratic ex-
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Iicls your support.
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hereby announce myself as candidate
for city health officer, subject TO tho action
of the aii-day primaries az called by The
oIty democratic executive committee.
DR. O. w. CHRISTIAN.
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1 hereby announce myself us a candidate
for City Health Officer subject to the nc-
tion OF the all day primaries. as called
nv the city democratic executive commit
too HOBT. M'ELROy, Al. D
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announce myself as candidate for
street Commissioner OF the City OF Hous-
ton. subject to the action OF the day prt-
marios as ordered by the democratic ex-
coutivo committee. and solicit, the support
OF my friends, j g. MATTHEW'S.
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run CITY HEALTH OFFICER.


MS IA candidate for election to the office OF
Health officer, subject to the action OF the
democratic day primaries, as called by the
city democratic executive committee.
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Tho Post Is authorized to announce
JACK KENNEDY

rs candidate for reelection to the offce
Of Street Commissioners subject TO the ac-
ton Of the democratic lay ar,lnarics. as
called by tho city democratic executive
commlttoe. Ho respectfully sosicits your
support.
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roa STREET. COMMISSIONERS,
Tho Post Is authorized to announce
a. II. SHARPE. sR..

| hereby announce myself as candidate
for street commissioner, subject to the ac-
ton OF the democratic day primaries az
called by the city democratic executive
committed, and respectfully solicit your
support LOUIS SCHMID.
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ron CITY MARSHAL.

The Post is authorized TO anoolncc
ARCHIE ANDERSON
as candidate for city marshal. subject 20
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ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR pIsrRIcr 1890. !,

"
The Post is authorized 10 MI
NJ. Holland as candidate -
district attorney for the cisiriss.
OF Harris and Galveston couns,.!
to the action Of the Democratic
Tho Post is authorized to ann,'
Lea IS a candidate for criminal y!
torney for the district comnosa
ana Galveston counties subieet 3
ton OF the democratic rurty
soR COUNTY cLFRKs|
The Pest is authorized 10 .rr..
Dupree as a candidate for re.s'.}
the office OF county clerk. snhsa
action Of the democratic pr;mss1
platform is his record III the ofM..5
The Post is authorized to annsI
F, McGoweii as candidate n
clerk. subject to the action ~ NJ
cratic primaries.
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE
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to the Office of district Judge Il, ~
NTH judicial district, subject y
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FOR SHERIFF. X
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1ect to the action OF the democrs,l.l
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OF Harris county. subject to tho
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FOR JUSTICE OF THE Peach
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Fine Millinery.

Pattern Hats from vlrot, Madame
Poyanne. Madame Jossc. Caroline
Reboux and other French artistes.
Their price was 100000 each 10
import. Your choice for ..........s16 50
Trimmed Hats In White. Black and Col
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$500. 5000, $3.50. $1,000
Children's Hats at $3.50. $500. $3.50,
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Sailor Hats lie. 25c, SOC, 75c 10 $500 each.
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Bathing Suits.

Ladies Navy and Black Fiannelette. AL,
WOOL Flannel and Brilliantine Bathing
SUITS trimmed with Braid. sizes 90 e.
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Children's Navy Flannelette and Wa,
r'shhe' bath'ng Suits. trimmed with
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SO. 90 "Nu
rubber and OIL Silk Bathing Caps, 15c
25c and soc.
Bathing Shoes, all sizes a., OK
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Wash Goods.

Organdy Suisse, a sheer and pretty
material fast colors) per yard. :. 1Ot
| ongandy in Grenadine effect in fancy
scroll designs. per yard .......... 121ac
organdy. Daphne and Lisse. in plaids
and tinted colors. in light ard dark
oolored ground. per yard. ......... 1ic
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some effects, per yard ......,.... zoo
Fine Imported Organdy in plsids.
stripes and dainty lowered effects.
per yard anne. ................ Csc
Firest French Koechlin Organdy.
none superior to OURS as to quality
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Imported Dotted Null. light and black
ground in lowered and pretty plaid
designs per yard ............,..... 1Sc
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plaids. stripes and dainty color
ings, per yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 35c
Flat Fold Block Organdy, per yard. 2Oc.
SOC, 4Oc
72-inch Black organdy per yard soc,
40c soc. sc.
Flat Fold White French organdy. per
yard 1Oc. 12lhc. 15c. zoe, 25c.
3inch White Bishop Lawn. per yard.
CSC, Csc. Soc
33-inch White Persian Lawn, per yard.
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12i5c 15c. zoe. 25c. 35c.
Fancy Lace Stripe Swiss. per yard. s. 1-3c
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New Veilings.

All the new fancy Net Wells. with and
without dots, in White. Black and eoors,
Toe l5e. g5c, s5c. 5oc I5c and ase yard.
Made Wells and Wash Wells. Csc, s5c, soc.
&c. $500 and si.50.
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Separate Skirts.

separate Skirts.
Checked Wool Skirts. Green. Navy
and Black. lined with Rustic TAT
feta' bound with Velveteen -. -. CSC
Black Brocade Luster Skirts, full
p -. $50. $500. ......... 50 25
hiaok Brocade Silk and Plain Bril-
""t'ne oAirts -. -. ......... "a 9s
biack Brocade Satin Silk and Fancy
Bayadere Skirts, $3.50, $3.50. $40 M go m
$500 and s25 90.