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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12
NOTICE TO

Al those who have enlisted from
Greenwood and Leaore county are
notified to report to me at the Southern
Railway depot a 1850 a m Monday.
1lay 10th. % leave for jackson az 600
o'clock Bring an extra suit Of under
clothing. comb knife and fork the
government will supply everything
else needed AN persons desiring to
enlist but who have not yet given me
their names can report to me as above
and 90 to jackson Transportation to
and from jackson furnished.
BY order OF l.. II. BRAWNER.
Gen VIM Henry.
Ad1t Sen.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12

one Of The largest land sales which
our city has witnessed in many years
took place last Wednesday. 1t was the
selling Of the property belonging 70 the
late Henry estate BY DR. Henderson,
administrator and the fact Of u being
n private sale-n0t even heralded 10 the
people by our newspapers makes i
more worthy Of notice. Messrs. Gid
M0ntiOy, Jr, Sam Stein s Keisler a,
Bernstein. A. Weller J Davis, J..
Locke, WIN. Armstrong and Mrs..
Eeiman were the purchasers. Some ~
lots were sold, amounting to about
900. We were told by DR.. Hender
son there were 20 lots left, and whether
for a home Of investment, real estate
like this 81 desirable. You a always
get back the money you put into II.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12
uTHwoRTH-pRINCE


HE following account of the mar
rage o. Mr. II. nj. Southworth and
and Miss Shelby Prince, which occurred
some weeks ago is taken from the
ot Louis Globe Democrat
Inc southern Hotel will be the scene
OF . very interesting ceremony this
afternoon at o O'Clock the principals
oelng q young couI le from Mississippi
#ell.knoWn throughout the south, who
nave selected st Louis as the scene Of
gllif nuptiaLs The bridegroom, Mr.
tIsher Morgan soathworth is q repre-
sehtIIlle or y prominent and lniuen-
Ilal MISSISSIPPI family the bar being
als chosen profession when he finds
Jllne from his numerous duties as a
PLANTER 70 attend TO bis legal business
me bride Miss Shelby Prince, named
AMER tie 9helby family OF Kentucky
tane, with whom she is nearly con
hecjsd ls the only daughter OF Captain
ana Mrs Nv. u FRINGE, OF mississippi
ana Tor several months past has been
visiting IA St Joseph with her mother
VINO came TO Missouri for her health.
hnoWlng That Miss Prince would soon
pc ll ~ LQuls, where business, as well
as Inclination would shortly lead his
footsteps, Ar SouthWorth persuaded
hls uaneee that the Mound City would
be the most suitable pleasant and cen
Fealent point 10 arrange their marriage,
.especlRliy as it was so accessible to
greenwood, from winch place the
fooLa-eiee5 was joined by his sister,
Mrs. kimbT0ugh, and his brother Mr.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12


c
ShsFlsf OF thc2FpoFati7n Of Nha Gree WOO
Building and loan Association OF
Grea7y,oI ui-efr.a--f
p0rltton is created are ta develop and in.
prove .he town OF Greenwood. 90 enable m
members To- acquire ownership Ui residences
lots. and other property thergia. bv pIgiHs
! ate % fund Co He tugued 80 it's maHleeps bv
! the issuance OF certificates 0f stock. and lhf
collection OfiH5ergst premiums and rgnt:fr
encourage Drprideut savings on Che part 0l
Association iH fra3 n5iate. building Hesidaa-
ces on other improvements Thereon. ]s.If|nr
the same. and bV Ioauiue the funds of lHe
Association tpIf members. and T0r fha frun-
sactjon of such otngr business as IS usually
engaged IN hy corporations known as build
ing and lOUu associations not inconsistent
With fire constitution and Ialas0F Mf3sig.fDui
Section z. This corporation shaft Ha conf
posed OF the followjnE named U]crslHs. t1-w.t.
W. g George, $ George. 4 E Henderson,
a.. Henderson. "a, -, GElU. s. uWil. j. r. Gill;
lespie. n. II. Austin. On. sbelu. 49,. NatIu.
and such other persons as NAV become ASSOC
ciHtet with them lul the purposes named In
the first section Of tuis charter To be in.aT-
DOraIea under fine name of tae Greenwood
Building and Lean Association. located at
Greenwood, Miss.
Section This Association shan have and
exercise such power us mHy De necessary In
enable 81 t0carry ont t4c purposes for which,
itIs created. So far as ths exercise tbgr,of
mHyH BE- authorized b y.IlaBlpr gsof aim Ra-
yised Code Of Ise. and amendments fHef.ta.
Section 4. The stool, af-thi4 Association
.l.Hr 1H IfnrI#.a IN HH#F HLFH#HYr. N.r -H#F-
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12
ON 10 CUBAN
Are You Ready 10 Answer the
Expected CAN II our
Government
FOR 100000 VOLUNTEERS

These men WiN fare greater danger thsn
spanish BULLETS GHta bias nn unhealthy elf
mate, which none Bat iHtniy. vigorous bodies
can RESIST Won uHH I'd enc II Chat splendid
army hence On yDa Wish NJ HHoidh miserable
reeufd Of sickness. or nqH5iutV WORSE you
should Sc dnce put gIgr gsien lnc0ndiflon
your Digestion 70 Disturbed blood impure.
bowels Irregular d 9au imFe malaria germs
in your system. take liberal and fnafueHt
doses of FHeaiH Asif Biftens it IS Gle afeaf-
est system regulator and blood pnflaef ~
earth. tt eiNanaes fbe b1wBls. Cures saHsfi-
patton, relieves indigestion. 8tFgngfhena thr
kidneyB, liver, stomach and b1Wcls. FitnTiqps
biOgd. rs very m~afselgus purifying and
strengfhening properties Nffi - fuFtify tie
budy that u VIII lt u6lOf against fhe germs
II yellow fewer mal8fit ar citaiefH. 10 sh0rf
81 Keeps The system 10 perfect order
PVT A B0TTlE m YOUR KRAPSAeg.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12
THIS AND That.

' N
the city Tuesday,
E. A jackson, Of Yazoo City, was in
the city Tuesday.
Quite a number Of visitors were in
the city Saturday.
Lang C. Allen, Jr, Of CIarksdale, was
in the city Monday.
Capt Rainey was in Birmingham.
Ala, the first Of Che week,
C. NJ. Collier of Ezra, was APP shak.
ing hands with friends Wednesday
Mr.. F. Cohen, of Itta Bena, was mp
Sunday to attend the services held by
Rabbi George Solomon.
Mr.. J. w, Quinn is out on the road in
the interest Of the wholesale depart
ment Of c. w, Crockett's drug store.
The war news is posted in front
of G. w. Crockette's drug store each af.
ternoon, It gives the news as published
in the papers,
Several brick stores are under con
temptation for erection in the near flu
ture. Greenwood viii be the Star of
the Delta yet.
Miss Blanche tail daughter OF Mrs.
H. E. Hall, of Winona, spent a few
days at The pleasant home OF her aunt,
Mrs. Maj HUMPHREYS,
everything IN the grocery line ls on
a rise. Flour, as the old negro termed
It, will pc EHeaYeg dust before many
days, 1t lsnoW sl.W per barrel
MI Harry Hombarger, whose home is
at Wlnona, but who y now located at
Harry Is a clever fellow and the world
knows it. Come again, the train al
ways stops.
Dr. whitehead Will soon have erected
for himself and family one OF the finest
houses II the city OF Greenwood, Blds
are now being put IN Ior me JoP. rms
five and six thousand dollars. Mr..
Keesler will superintend the building
Miss Mary Ward, the attractive
and accomplished daughter Of Dr.
Ward Of Winona, who has been on q
visit for several days to the hospitable
home of Mr.. r. w. Baird, at Fort Lor-
Loring spent Tuesday iu our city the
F. Winaps
Yesterday the Fidelity Mutual Lif
Association, of Philadelphia, paid to
the administrator of the estate of j. S |
Mcdonald. ESQ, $40, 900, the amount
of the policy, through special agent, ]. C. |
Griffith, working under Messrs. Rag
land & Anderson, Gen'I. Agents for
Mississippi.
Rabbi Geo. Solomoa, of Vicksburg
delivered q very beautiful sermon at
the Presbyterian church last Sunday
night. His subject was Brotherhood
Of God and brotherhood Of Man. MIR.
Solomon is a young man of liberal ac
comphshments. d graceful speaker and
has an attractive personality.
We acl nowlenge q very pleasant call
from our friend Hon Amos Armstead
one Of the leading lawyers of Koscius
MANY friends m Greenwood who are
always clad ia giva him n most cordial
Urpating9 III IL 4 4 vouno man al
great pTomise and an able LAWYER and
The Greenwood Silver Cornet Band
will give another one Of their apprecia
House, Friday night, May the goth
nm e ..As Il A----..T .-ra.T ]
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12

sum Of aiLOO was realized Cor their
church
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12

Hon j. N. LiddelL editor Of the
G~renadian, made this Office q very
pleasant call last Saturday
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized So announce H1a. T.C
Catchiags @ candidate tGf Congress In the
3rd, Congressional District sUhieet ia the
action gfrhe Democratic party
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12
Pat Henry Nominated.

Tho astoo,,o5 sri,it of rroor riuo
ona If al ,nost co1s ar,,otiya ana zansi
hla nansi,s ~ f3a gta+e has thig "a COZ,
| abo1f fbe @conyanfjon ,ybiab mat reeenf.
| Iv in t5of citv ~ MA b man In tbe 6ai5
a~goipgf ratcbiDgt.
win lad "a nrbiicitv fbon bod o,,r
attended tba nasting of noninafi,Tg
convention 4, IKE cG,,tr sinca Iarti55
vere foI,1a5 silyo,. d~oIogotog n,aff ~
last F,idav srd norrirofo5 pgt uan,r
for o,,,a[r.ss ttis Jigtrf, Na -
III MN in~ LA baan bniI H. I'M V Nv
rincf in ne 5istricf tD gelart deiesg ,ttegg
| so En- ne We L1ow, w. bay,o bgsr5 4
goaJ doa1 ~ fbe Vino rrTo or T,aTor
| 2boTlas mi NTart,. 6nt Ans bsI5 ~
| rinot Tnaafipgs aftor n1bIfes potico md
allowed fbe mudsins IL fbink tbat tbev
We're some pumpkins at IeIst But
the delegates 70 ms meeting HnJteIed
Ia On us ~ H ~ oDguieAte W : suu
mons ColAe ihe si"ao"s ~ eptLI
~ IenlIluS US VI gQI enthusiastic youtn'
WAel' 70 Jle iallYIhS eiy america
LoE americans. we nlgL III UaI4llcss
wv secrecy 10 nominate gle MO"
S0lul1s cauuIuaIes. Ply Ine p1ol4e
9 IKE secrecy u PoH1lcal lnatteIs'
anu IhaV elIor6 . purify American pom
Vlcs was qhsucCs9sluL
Hlr. IleuIy Us popular ana eAceLel'
gentleman BuI tHeIe VIZ otn5Is W t1e
uls1ElcL anu the honlllblloA bhouJa
nave Deeu l4 l1e regular WY open
uooI5 anu Hauo5 up ahu eNeIy Dooy
SlNeu q SHOW, we uO HvJ sptah lOI
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12

We handle everything Ito bicycle sundrias
and fittings, aud de ala kinds of bicycle re-
pairing w s Cunningham IS 90.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12

The Reimau Hotel last Wednesday
afternoon was the scene Of much
Amusement to both old and young IL
was the baby show. and O better presen-
tation of HttlepeOplg could not be found
ia the state. The voting commenced
at three and lasted until Elk o'clock
when the anxiOus mother and proud
father stood with batei breath and pale
faces awaiting the veTdictsOn their lit.
Gle eherubs
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-12

See Darlington. the timer. Tie wants your
work ig that line, and VIII guarantee price
and finish
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30

WORDS For WORkINGNEN.
l.. ID. Andrews and Chairman Schive.
~ Talk at Jobnson's Wharf.

An audience OF iab1r.ng men listened TO
two sensible and convincing kepubl can
speeches last night at J0hnson's wharf
near Smith cove. Work.ngmen employed
on the wharyes and elevators being con-
structed mace up the audience.
Tho speakers were Hon L. r.. Andrews
candidate for state senator in the Twenty
eighth sena toriai district and J. H. Schive-
Iy, chairman Or the Republican state CEN
trai committee. Dr, l. ". Carpenter and
G. s.. Gleason. cand dates for representa-
tives In the Forty-second district. were
present.
Mr. Schively was the first speaker and
he caugh; the sympa by % his hearers at
once by telling them that ne was a union
man and had worked just as they do. He
told them that he vas a member Of the
Typo era ph.cai rnion. lie spoke al some
length concerning the career OF Congress
man Lewis and his alleged work and de-
clared thar not single bin passed con-
gress which had been Introduced by Lewis
He declared Ihai the Congress. 0naI Record
dld rot show that single measure u
Lewis passed lie said that the talk and
characteristics OF Lewis weakened his po-
sitcn In congress ana made I, impossible
for him 10 accomplish anything.
lie discussed the tariff question az some
length ard thcn related his observations in
India. then free silver aatien. 10 Illus
trate the injurious Effects cf free coinage.
Mr., Andrews dId not make 2 partisan
speech, bat he spoke IN a plain. business
like fashion that seemed - please n audi
ence He aWrit chiefly upon the fac; that
Republicans who were In sympathy with
the extension OF the trade az the Pacific
coast 20 the orient should be sent 20 the
legislature Ills main object IN seeking
place in the legislature was 30 work FOR
memorial 10 congress, asking that steam
ship lines between this Coast and the
Orient be subsidized. lie declarexi, upon
the authority ~ President Hill Of the
Great Northern that one section vessel
per working day would leave for the Orient
were the national government 10 foster the
merchant marine.
The meet M v4s given ff.4sser The att.r- -. &
81 the Eighth ward Club. with Harry Ie-
Iens he chair
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30
Corner Lot
RENTON
ADDITION
Seventeenth avenue. both .2A
streets graded ...... ...... VssSV
G@.xy&sd@Gneu,s
z0c-2o3 New York Block.
zoc-2o3 new York Block

nszn Tor that evening at the assn ;owr-
The f4sionista declined 20 give up the
bali. stating that they had ADVERTISED Mr..
November I. Secretary Lysons. Of ts1e Re-
publican state committee. or receipt u the
answer, Immediately Cancelled MI CuSa-
mans assignment for Cataiamet on Mo-
versber and arranged 10 have him speak
a. Ballard or that 6&te.
After this action had been taken Chair
man 5chlvsfy ard Secretary I.vsons re-
cavsd the following communication from
the fusion state committee.
Seattle. Oct IS 1858.
Republican State Central COMMITTEES,
City-Gen tlemen: Referring 10 your re-
queSi df this afternoon for our rellnQulsA-
nent OF bah In Ballard 10 yon on the even
Ing of November 1. ISIS. we desire 70 say.
Fer some time past our candidate for
congress, lion. James Hamilton Lewis. has
been billed 20 speak fl Ballard on that
evening, together with Hon. j. r Ronald.
We now offer u withdraw Mr- Ronald.
SO that Mr.. Lewis can divide time with
Us definite answer AZ once that We may
arrange the division OF time. Very re-
spectfniiy. az. d. MLAuGHI.1N.
Thomas Mallory Secretary"
OF course. 4, vas impossible under the
mans schedule. The fusion SITS were IN
high giee over their blur. Mr. Schively's
reply to the letter was AZ fellows
Seattle Oct a. 1875.
ITO the Chairman and Secretary Peo-
Pies Union Campaign Committee City
ssrs: Replying 70 your esteemed favor %
October Is, Suggesting joint meeting at
ballard on Novenbe! between Congress
man Lewis and Hon. +. ". CushmaD. we
are obliged 70 say, as We explained to your
chairman. Mr.. Mclaughlin. that We had
already secured the Ballard hall for No
yernber and had transferred Mr.. Cush-
man from another county 10 Ballard for
that date Oh our schedule.
'Regreiilng. therefore, our inability TO
comply with your suggestion, We are.
Very respectfully yours
- fl. ScHfVELT. Chairman
Il WI LHeans Secondary"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30

THAT FUNNY Committee.
Fosionists Say They Want Lewis
to Enter Another Debate.

The fusion stale eomm ttee would have
appear that Fnng~e~sfrTa n Lewis forget
Hon. W. L. Ianes 1T Waiia Walla IS anx-
Ags To again indulge IN a forensic contest
win one of the Republican Candidates for
eessgfsss Yesterday Mr.. Mclaughlin
Chairman tde fsctoi or the fusion state
cosnmiftee and Secretary Mallory sent to
the Republican state committee a request
far & division of time with Mr. r. W
eastman AZ Ballard on November 4
The Challenge was recognized a. n bluff
TIE fusion state committee was led to
issue /, when the Republican committee
asked thorn far a reiinaushnent OF the
bail at Ballard for Nr cnshfuan on No
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30
THE PASSING THRONG

Lieut.. q. r EUufons 90 the United
States navy Is at the tGmlc--Cs rande with
his family He came hero to Jon iha
gunboai Il heeiiug on which ne Is 10 take
The place of Ljeut Thomas he ga not
know that the Wheeling asa gone TO san
Francisco. lie VIII remain mere uutH he
learns tht future movements of tAe vessel
T.tfu- f>sg n1,sfss WIS en Tire : aka station
fer fifteen years so "a two years $50. He
81 greatly sGrTrls.d az the growth OF So
attic which he had not seen FOR several
years.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30
ID the Blanket Room.

prizes are nearer half price than they
ought 10 he tbs chi l. autumn weather.
900 pairs Gray or White Domett Ban
K IS. very desirable for sheets. 4sc
pair.
100 pa.ys Brown Atwood Blankets,
Srlerliid value al SOS a par.
10 rairs White WOOL Blankets. extra
gne eus.ty. So $3.50 ami $5o4 pair.
- Cmtorters, for single beds. ''ec
each.
10 Conlforters. for double beds. 75c
each.
100 Comforters.- inc guilty. fun size.
s. ~ ana g 70 each.
] IA wu Coml0r1ers, S5.n. s5-to, ssD
and $lea0 zach
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30
A GEORGIA DOCTOR
Says Coffee Causes Rheu matism
and Heart Trouble.

Especial pains must he taken by phys
klans prescribing Postum Food Coffee 10
inssi that I, he holiei lang enough to
extract the isavor and fcod dement's other
sse IL may be un1rr6ollei aud eisAppa;ut
TIE patient,
4 MAS finally compelled 10 abandon
ea!fee altogether. as I, made me extreme
u nervous and dizzy and upse, my d.
Essiinn
! have lad 81 bod many nights fearing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30
CoIored Dress Goods.

Correctly priced handsome in texture.
rich in color combination. and just the
goods women like 10 wear These are
the reasons that the counter space OF
this department is crowded day after
day.
3S-inch Wool plaids. all new bright
plaids ana well worth 75c, soc yard.
52-inch English kersey Cloth. the
most popular cloth OF the season. would
be cheap a. sl.25 81 q yard.
Finch All-Wool TwoToned Popl ns.
splendid wearing fabrics, $50 a yard.
54-inch English Vicuna Cloth. in me-
dunn blue and black only: the swell
fabric Of the season: cannot be dupll-
Gated at cur price. SIS yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30
L.iiEgifugs.

New Innings for winter garments In
all the pretty styles. Moreen Skirtings.
Fancy Nearsilks. etc, etc. all at very
moderate prices.
Ss-inch Fas, Black Percaiinee l5c. 30c,
o5c and Coo a yard.
36-inch Stripes and plaids. tafYeta An
ish i5e. 2ac and 25c yard.
3s-lnch Fancy Nearsi.ks. CSC, 3sc a
yard.
27-inch Silk Warp Moreen, IN black
only, SOC a yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30
Silk Beauty.

TO view our SIX section means TO see
the choicest loom productions OF
France. England and America, The
display made here IN every fabric and
weave is unique and appeals strongly
20 every lover Of textile art.
2l-inch handsome French plaids, 81 90
q yard.
2s-inch Two-Colored Striped Effects.
81 "A yard.
g1-lneh Genuine Irish Poplins In black.
new hlue, green and navy. 81 81 a yard.
Gs-inch extra heavy Black Satin
Duchesse, a s. % quality. SEQ a yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30
Rubber Goods.

Al the Toilet Ar-clss Counter
Hot water Bottles. 2-qlari size. &c
Ga d.
Family Fountain Syrlnges e-qGar.
size. hari r,ilbor fuaes. as'c each.
Family E5ant3in SyFinReA y-Quart
Sc aard 'u3her t2iss-s. tasc each-
Family Foun Ala syIingts. i-9uaFt
sig. 8 SAD rtspter tIAaS. sc @aCn.
Monarch Fountain Syr.nges, 5-qaart
size 3 bard r'sbn tubes. $i" each
Niagara Fountain Str.nEes. 1-GnArt
size aara rubber tGHes - = each-
Niagara Foau.Ala Syr.fees. S-Quart
SIG. hfrd Ygtb r clhes. Sic edcn-
In;psr al FoanisIu Syclngfs. 2~Qiart
SIZE ; hart rubber tGbe~ SIS each.
lrnper.a! FoBntain sEttng : S-4uari
sic. Z Aara rube ;uhes. 81 - eacn.
Imperial Fountain Syfngfs, s-41aTs
see I card rubber tahes. s. ~ ga Z
Yosss 72i.e E0uCga3a syringe Quart
stze ( aafd T8pteF tag't=. y II faca
Yo@-.rr rg Fountain Ssr-oEes. s-qUaFt
s're. : ha~f rUhl ~ t}lsss- I'll eaeh
Isi &{oa- pub : ri0g $3.50 etch.
N1rnare. t'ont3ir AL y Syr}ngts- at
81 ~. bard r7lhher tubes & - @aoh.
N5.gpara3 Combination syringe S-faf
So hard rubber tu1ss, g. - each
Itome C0mfort Syr.nges. Sc each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30
Black Dress Goods.

Did you ever notice that the wearer
az a black costume always impresses
one as being well dresseJ2 We're go
ing 10 make an exhibit tomorrow Of
some remarks bic plain and fancy black
goods that have come our way at
price much under the regular value.
46-!nch All-Wocl Serge extra nne
quality worth 15c, 69c a yard.
4s-tncn A.l-Wocl Popiin. unequaled
fey all-the-year-r0und wear s. 3 a ward
sa-ineh Canvas C3ota. So a yard
4s-tnch f'rieStioy's An-W DOL Tibet
Cloth. 81 - a yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30
Fancy Trimmings Re-
duCsd,

These are extraordinary values.
Stylish. seasonable Trimmings at about
one-haif. We have 100 many OF them
and take tbs means of reducing our
stock
French Crochet Trimming, reduced
from 81 Is TO s135 yard
French crochet IT mining, reduced
from s. - 20 81 3 a yard.
French Crochet T. mining. reduced
from 81 - - & y a ward
French Croche. Trimming, reduced
from 81 80 70 s.. ~ 4 yard.
Fancy Beaded Leather Trimming. re-
duced from - ~ 20 s19 a ward
Fancy II ad a leather Trimming, re-
duce3 fron 81 ~ to g y 4 yard.
Fancy Beaded Leather Trimming. re-
duced from 500 10 81 . yard.
Fancy pearl and Beaded Fringe, re-
ducea from 49, 10 g.. A yari.
Fancy Pear. and Beaded Fringe, re-
auced from s.. = 70 s3.-3 a yard.
Fancy fet and Spangi@ Net Fronts.
reduced from s. ~ To &. 20 each.
Fancy Jet ana Spang3e No Fronts
reduced from 81 70 - go each.
Fancy jet and Spaugie NJ Fronts
reduced froTn 500 - 81 s. each.
Fancy Jet ana Spane5e Nj Fronts,
reduced from 81 az "a $50 each.
Fancy JET and Srangle \ Fronts.
reduced from Sa0.oo 10 ss,59 each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30

Judge NJ. q Barney g prominent mining
man Of Looass j. az tie Occidental.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30
Mems Furnishings.

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