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Evening journal., 1898-11-05
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Notice as hereby given that Letters OF
Administration were In due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned, on the
twenty-Sixth day OF October. A. ID. 1898
and that an persons having claims
against the estate of the deceased must
present the same. duly attested, TO the
said administrator. on or before the
twenty-sixth day Of October. 1895 or abide
the Act of Assembly In such case made
and provided
WILLIAM NJ. CONNELLY,
Administrator
Address: 2iS South Jackson street, Wil-
mlngton, Del
Evening journal., 1898-11-05

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF MILL
CREEK HUNDRED.
I will be at S. L. Chandler's store,
Hockessln November H. December 10
and q.
AT stanton z. o., November 10 and De-
combcr II.
HARVEY T. BALDWIN. Collector.
Evening journal., 1898-11-05
Editor ImnrIsoned For Leze Mniesty.

Editor Imprisoned For LeHe mntesty.
BERLIN. Nov. 5.--Maxlmilian Har-
den. editor and publisher Of Die zu-
kunft. has been sentenced TO six months
detention in a fortress for leze majesty.
Five charges of leze majesty were
brought against Herr Harden. The four
articles particularly resented were
'Pudel Majestat." in which he compar-
ed the emperor to a poodle prince; An
Den Kaiser" in which he personally
addressed the emperor. complaining
that he had been charged with leze
majesty for writing the first article;
Der Wahrheit Rache," written anony-
mously. and "Grossvater's Uhr" in
which the Bismarck case was intro
duced recent dispatch from Berlin
SAYS the circulation Of Die Zukunft
tnce the prosecutions has increased
threefold, reaching a quarter Of a mill
lion.
Evening journal., 1898-11-05

NCTlCE.-The members OF the Santi
Maria Council. No. 1875, are requested ia
meet Sunday evening. the Gth instant. at
I30 o'clock business OF Importance.
y fnIln O. x
Evening journal., 1898-11-05
Blowing Our Own Horn

Means business for US. and good, hones.
ice. al money-saving prices, for you thn
Summer We want you TO know that the
Ice we sell is perfectly pure and free
from dust and dirt. Let us serve YOU
when you are ready to use Ice. You vii
find Il all we claim. Our Ice Is manufac
tured from pure city Uttered water
Diamond Ice Company,
rsth and Lombard SITS
Evening journal., 1898-11-05

Georgetown. Del, Nov. /, is9s.
Evening journal., 1898-11-05
REGISTERS ORDER.

rERRENcn cARvIN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
Strained aJawbone ina Hurrah.

During the recent election there were
o great any people on the Republican
side OF the ticket Who suffered both men,
tally ana physically but probably the
man in the hardest luck Of al was pa
tlent that called on Or. Brent Pain
After the polls had closed DR.. Palmer
was sitting IN his office reading tho ar
ternOon extras" lie had Just seen that
Mr.. Weaver was elected beyond q doubt,
when an excited Individual rushed into
the room. His mouth was wide open aud
twisted TO one side. and be held cigar
cite In his hand which he tried IN vain
10 pufr. as he could not close his lips.
The stranger stood in front of DR.. Palmer
ana pointing 90 his face uttered "a num-
Der OF iu4rticulate sounds Or. Palmer
saw at once that the man iaw-bcne was
out OK place. lie placed the patient in
q chair and in a few minutes had the bone
hack In us socket For q short time the
man sat in the chair. seemingly in deep
meditation. Finally be put his hand up
10 his face and looking az Or. Palmer
said: SAY. Doc. maybe you want %
know how this happened. Wen, I'll tell
you was a red-hot Todd man. and
when / heard al the Republican head
quarters that my man was elected / ran
ont on the street any yelled 'Hurrah for
Todd az loud as ] could, but as soon as
I said Todd my iaw-bone slipped out OF
Mace and / knew 1 was a goner sure.
couldn't shut my mouth and every
body thought / was crazy. so | came to
your office as soon as I could break
away."-Louisville Courier Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
NEWS OF HORSES
AND H0RSEMEN.
Trainers Around Here Take Adyar-
tage Of Fine Weather
M0SUL 2iO9 ia, HUFFMAN, ETC ,
.rc in Fine shape at Glcnlca Farm
T1odlcS, Jr.. Also Therc--Hapid
Son OF Hustler Busscii--rom
Cannon ~ Rcidsvillc.

Mild. spring-likc weather. and good
roads TO jog over, has given an impetus
TO training IN this vicinity and trainers
Of trottors and PAGERS here are busier
than usual during the month OF Feb
ruary At Glcnlca Farm william l.. Bass
has quite a stable Of uotters though
mostly youngsters and green horses. The
best known member of his string is the
little brown gelding Huffman, 22o l--. by
Quartcrmastor. dam Winnie d.. by Han-
mis-. that should. 81 be keeps right make
n money winner and lrot iu 2.i5 or better.
The biz bay seldins. Prince Wilkes, -.l5
by Prince Charles, SIS also wen thought
OF hy Bass, and is much faster than his
record indicates.
George r.. Richmond who Is winterins
AIosul. 2:09 Ii. and others, 40 Gienic1,
has material for "a grand circuit cane
paien during the coming season. Mosm
is ln grand shape and likely to reduce
his record. The big SON of sultan ant
Virainil Maid has a great turn of speed
His feet and limbs arc elem, and hc ape
uoars to be going perfectly sound. I'm AIDE
diuon to Mosul, Richmond has Loudoun,
son Of Norfolk aud Gippy Patterson, 10y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

when brought 10 me. might have peen
ANYTHING from O lobster salad To
an mpulled roll of frcsh-ovcry-hour
mOlasscs candy. IL Was oval on TOP per-
fcctly yellow. and surrounded hy inc
smallest sprays OF parsiy. II was 20 be
eaten with O fork.
"l stuck my fork lightly into 81, found
Il firm at the base. and so sawed senuy
upon il with the side OF my fork. 10 cut
readily. as though DC were cheese. mo
taste was simply delicious. There was a
flavor as of lemon. rich sweet odor.
and the consistency Ol mayounalse. l al-
tcryyard found IL TO Doe beef ia AieN1n-
DER II was cold Sliced beef dressed Win
"a special sauce whose secret ! never
learned. And the chef had named lt alter
himself Ii could have been served as
c0nfecrion.
"a parsley salad that cheapest on all
salads On the winter season is not 20
bad thing az an if the parsley Is mace
crisp IL must be cooled on Ice uniil
almost snaps. Then 1t must DE broken
in the tiniest pieces ana mixed WIN c""P-
ped celery This with a very ricn mayon-
naise IS more than acceptable for rel
ish. Ia certain European countries they
serve il in egg shape. Eggs 4s3 boiled
hard and the yOlk scooped out at lie
end. The salad substance is thcn stulen
inside and the egg made 10 stand erect
by cutting or the end "a IT, COLUMBUS
This r. served upon the plate ond Us ea.el
with the fork usually with tne course
In which potatoes are served. as iilcu
chicken. creamed potatoes and parsley
salad. il you are serving southern
luncheon. ,..,o..,
..The trouble also with an American
salad Is the fear Americans hoFo =.
mixing things up. II an American COOK
uses one vegetable in a SALAD sho tnl.'h'
she has used sufficient. WIN le'tuee'
she may use the timo-honoIed 'o'i'''o
and cucumber slices, the tflo ho"oie"
by common consent but none 100 mar M
nIous In flavor. But II she makes el,or
lettuce salad II never occurs 10 nor W
combine anything with Il unseen nor uoeS
she depart from the regulation magon-
nalse havors.
Nov. know a good chef who carries
with him a box Of sixty haFofs' An0s
arc in small bottles. labelled and pushed
under leather straps like the case oil
fomenoopathic physician, and these ne
uses vher making his supper saiaos.
lie visits houses where balls are 70 re
given and assists the kitchen chet WIN
the salad mixing. The result or TINS Vari-
ETY. con easily he imagined. Thougn you
may eat his cooking for weeks you never
tire OF It. nor can you be certain that
your luncheon to-day has been prepared
nv the same chef who urepared II yes
terday. There is n tooth TO his dishes
that make them go down. Zach day tneFe
Is flavor Of urfacclsstAmedeSs.
And what does nc have? Wen. almonds
for one thing, You have eaten at very
elegant caterers those tiny confecticns
that are served with creams and ices
Those soft, frosting-encesed sweet cakes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
SEE THE INSIDE
OF YOUR SALAD.
The American Compound Lacks the
I" Just Something" Of French,
NEW SALADS, NEW FLAV0RS,
4 Chestnut Flavor Can BE Given TO
Turkey Salad as Well as TO Tnr-
key stuGing--Hcalthful
and Fa-hinobIe.
NEW SALADS, NEW fLAVORS'

"Tho reason why an American salad
is not az good as q French salad said
nm American cook (who, by tile way,
declines to be called a cheD' IS because
you Americans look too much at he
outside Of a salad and too littie at the
inside. Now. I could make salad out Of
OF grass. Il It were edible grass. and
YOU would smacl. your lips over &c. though
the grass may be perfectly tasteless.
have frequently made or dressed salad
with hay and had 81 pronounced excellent.
and 7 see no reason why I could not make
thistle salad I may explain that The
hay was boiled and used only as a joke
on n wager.
There ,s no hght grassy material that
cannot 20 made ut0 o salad III rou Under
stand the d.t.sing That IS every th.ns.
Afe~ "a certain amount OF Dire siar -re
first taste Of the vegetable disappears
and &c becomes salads in some cases,
a5 I'm very nice celery salads, coniec-
zion.
IL shall never forget q certain dish l
once tasted al the table OF famous
Russian chef whose triumphs wore known
throughout ST. Petersburg The oisn'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

that melt away 10 your mouth. On some
OF them there ~ a sprinltling OF something
that looks Ike nutmeg. II b the coating
Of an almond. ana % Is sign marx
tina. a touch OF almond flavor IS within
Orange, lemon. vanilla, pistaemo'
strawberry. plum. peach banana april
cot and ounce are common havofs WIKI
tho confeeti0ner. but seldom used a. nome
By the home cook, who sticks 10 the lemon
and vanilla with Penelope fidelity. Anu
So I'm salad making. are used onion nus
turlium. garlic. lemon. celery, cinnamon,
and an The spices common 90 the aLiNu
Chef but not 10 the home salad MAKER
who sticks 20 The compound that bites
too soon and % mustard and OIL, but rare
~ salt ana never pepper. Vet the
hrst-class lnlad maker wants all Oh tAese'
"Tho most important ingredients IN the
new salads is garlic. This is used IN pref
erence Go union. which IL somcWnat re-
scmales. Each year 81 may be stated thot
salads change. and tiis year they nave
"A most decided earl.c leaning no use
garlic successfully I'm salads separate one
of the small sections from the whole
garlic. and. cutting Dr. small squeeze II
into ,he bottom OF She bowl IN when
the dressing is to Doe made. 10 Will become
thoroughly missed through ny INC t-ii-
the compound IS completed. Treat me
dressing as though the garlic were not
these. Finally pour over che salad.
",ranv MISGUIDED persons mince the
garlic and mix it through the lettuce
bowl a horrible mouthful for an Ain-ri-
can palate. Nol more than SIX drops o.
garlic Juice should boz used.
conc chez gets excellent salad results
by soucez.ag the meat Of larse RHO
chestnut in his turkey salad dressing
RE SAYS. 81 turkeyr are stuffed with
cnestnuts. why should not turkey dress
inc Doe served with chestnut eNttn-tst
THO result is very good. ne uses vinegar
lielty and thc chestnut flavor As not
lost.
"For salads that may bo tasteles'' such
as chicken salad. or when the palate
has tired Of chicken 7 squeeze the juice
az n SQUAD upon lhc meat after choprinS
Fl. and stirring IT ia 70 bowl Cornelius
Vaudcr1urs chef is said to have orig
mated this A SQUAD is taken unco'ked
and disi1inted It is then put through o.
eri.u press and The juice extracted. IN s
Is hea,ct and allowed 20 cool. II is then
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

Messenger Duroc; Guy Fly son OF l.'lo
Guy. and Virginia Maid dam of M'aui-
and "a couple OF promising nilias, both out
Oh Virginia Maid. but by dinerant sires'
one being hy Bourbon Baron ana the
other by willis.
AT Acca Farm Trainers !. T. Stout
and william Bradford have stable tuu
OF young horses. The get or prominent
s.res stout ls training for W. L. Nc
Comb, of this city, ana Bradford Tor W.
II. Brew. owner OF the buckeye STOCK
Farm. homo of Lettio Wattcrson. 2:2S H.
and others at stanton, Va.
The aged brown stallion. T0odles. Jr,
2.g9 H. q road horse Of iron endurance
and that was much faster than ms re-
cord indicates is enjoying The freedom
of "a paddock at Glcniea Farm, and VIII
DE used I'm the stud this season. lne
son Of Odln Ben and Kate Flight Is now
eighteen years old, but, as OF yore. q vetl-
table game cock IN appearance and style.
But few Of his GET probably not a half
dozen an told. We're ever trained lof
spced. and of those Nellie ID. trOttcd 20 "a
record Of 2ls L. and Miss Thompson 10
one OF 900 T. The latter was campaign
ed excessively for ten seasons, and rare
failed ina an OK her starts 90 get PARK
Of the purse.
Kate Flight. tho dam Of Toodlcs. Jr,
was by Red Hawk, son OF Red Eye, ny
Boston: second dam said 70 be daughter
OF North Morrill,, and very likely the
claim was correct. Odin Bell was horse
Of high finish thai carried strong IN
fusion OF thoroughbred blood, ana the
union OF thoroughbred and Morgan Dlooo
in Toodles, Jr., evidently contributed
much 20 the finish. gamcnes5 and superior
road horse qualities OF tho brown stat
non
Air p. Lewis. Of MercdithviIle, Va"
has a clever roadster in the chestnut
mare Miss Lighter an e.ght-year-o1d
daughter OF Reef. son OF Jay Gould ana
Nora. by Mercer. shc combines substance
and sty,e IN harness. with handsome pro-
portions. Mr.. Lewis Is the county treas
urer Of Brunswick and a business man OF
sterling integrity.
T.. X. Bryan thinks well Of the hVe-
year-old bay stallion Layain, recent
ACQUISITION 20 his string Of trotters m
training az Hertford. y. c. Lavain Is de-
scribed "a O very handsome horse. WIKI
pure trotting action and level mead.
He IL owned by DR.. ". K. Capenart'
Avoca. n. c., who purchased him al
Allen Farm. Pittsneid. Mass. where ne
was bred. Iavain Is by Lance!ot. -,
son o. Messenger Duroc ana Green Noun
tain Maid. dam Of Electioneer dam fhai-
lamont Girl. 2:27 S-4. by tnallamont; Sec
ond dam. Pocahontas Girl. Dam OF Phal-
lamont Boy. 2:2O by P0cahontas Boy,
sire Of the noted pacing mare, Bunalo
Girl. 2:i2 IL.
Or. +. L. Williams, Pope, Va. has
black colt. two years OLD. by simmons
out OF Nellie Patchen. by Mamhrino
atchen. purchased by him al Licking
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
KID GLOVES.

We are in receipt ofour spring
importation Of fine Kid Gloves,
comprising all the newest shades
OF the season,
Onr famous Alexander Brand, so
wen-lnown by our patrons. as TO iit
and durability, in all of Che newest
Spring shad as such as delicate
modes. Tans. white with black stitch
ing and Black with White. clasp,
button and Fosters Patent Hook
price 81, well worth S.Z5.
Our Royal Kid Glove. clasp. hravy
stitching OF both black and self color
fine select skin, and perfect fitting
Black Modes. Tan and White. resu-
Ian $3.50 value-price $l3.
Tho Beatrice kid Glove. button
ard Fosters Patent Hook. nnc French
Kid, in Black and Tans-price SL5a
Button Kid Gloves, soft and clas-
tie. Black and self stitching, eXccp-
tional value for ,5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

WASH DRESS GOODS.

a line right rp-to-date III
style--none better. An assert
ment from which not a iopulSr
fabric IS missing.
Dress Bingham. sofi. smooth hnish.
fine quality all colors in stripes ana
checks, has every appearance Oh
l0c. numbcr-our price i-sc.
Pcrcaie. 60 inches wide, nicely nm
ish. good coloIs in stripes and Piails'
q lood item "a 9c.-our price &c.
French and English Cambries' %
lncfc8 wide. very fne quality every
imaginable color ~ wide stripes ana
Bias Pialds. the regular l5c' had-our
price T. lie.
French Madras. IS inches wide. soft
finish. dne leht weight. ell color5 IN
small and large Plaids, great par
gain az 1ic.--our price y l-2c.
sergine. % Inches wide. just tho
thing Tor Skirts. colors. Tan, Brown
Blue and Grey. this quality never
sold for less than Z2c.-our price lIc.
suinng. 60 inches wide. coiors, Blue
and write. Garnet and White. Green
and White. this quality SOLD FOR
r. l-2c.-our special price S l-3c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
80 Hnmklns, Cnndidncr. s--1-

Mr. Horace 4. Hawkins is a candidate
On. reelection 90 the Common Council
ram Marshall ward During his term
I'm mat body Mr. Hawkins has made a
fine record. Ile has Invariably been
fonnd voting for the good OF the city IN
every important question.
Mr.. Hawkins % ono o. the strongest
a6vocates in the Council OF school "a
ciIitios. street improvements, and sanitary
botlorments.
He won the gratitude OF the employees
Of the STRENGTHENING force by voting
against the provision requiring thom -
wear white duck suits while performinr
their duties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
NIaine Explosion Victim.

The Life Insurance Company OF VIZ
pin a whose home office Is In this city yes
farFov paia TO Mrs Mollie Gordon. OF So5
County street. Portsmouth. Va, the fur
amount OF the life Insurance upon her
son. J. 4. Gordon, one OF the sailors on
board the United States man-of-war
Maine.
The policy was paid upon letter from
Commander Dickins. Acting Chief OF Ma
val BUREAU to the mother stating that
her son was one OF the victims OF the
disaster. though II was impossible 10 say
whether his body Was among those recav-
cred OF not.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
NEW NECK FIXING
AND SASHES.

lust received a beautiful line
OF the most stylish and newest
d Scarls and Sashes.
, l-f-inch. Pure SILK Roman Striped
Neck Tics. to be used as four-in-hand
or bow, silk Fringe, newest colors,
25c.
8 1-2-inch. Beautiful Bayadere Strip
p cd frineed Scarfs. ] ID yards long.
heavily fringed, soc.
@ l-2-inch strictly pure SIX Roman
, Striped irineed Scaris. rich and sty-
lish color combinations. 79c.
5.irch. Heavy quality. All SILK.
doubie-faccd Black Satin sashes.
l-3 yards long, heavy knotted
fringe S2fS.
Jl-.-inch hno All silk MORE sashes,
l-2 yards long with knotted fringe,
b on shades. $3.50
l-2-inch Heavy quality. an Silk.
plain black Tancia Sashes g l-2 yards
, long fringcd, S2.sS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

poured over the chopped chicken ana Jet
stand fcr two hours. Just before taxing
% table the salad dressing IS poured
Ora~ the top.
Poured over the top g. an expression
fatcrui o. O. French or Italian cher. "t7
losses his salad together as though ne
wee mailman. and who considers II na't
unmadc until every leaf is wet The o. So
ing ly a graceful act and that ~ why
so-eu salads are generally good The
mixer-Whetner it ie beauty or the beast
-e iould toss IL well.
"A salad IS the most valuable di51 fre
en- serve. l. IS hcalthfIl. because. sem
otdiiy mrced. It Is delectabie 3a r ise
nEely seasoned; and IL SIS Fashionable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

Three Tone Checks in new and
stylish effects. 90 inches wide--25c.
the yard.
Noyslty Dress Goods I'm checks and
other mixtures % inches wide and
excellent yaluos-2sc. the yard.
Panamo Smuugs IS inches wide, all
pure Wool, iu dull Green, Tan. Army
pluo. ard Gray-5oc the yard.
Vigoroux SuitinCs. 20 inches wide.
an pure Wool and Of q superior quail
ity IN ten different shadings-5ec. the
yard.
Illuminated Beiges. 40 inches wide
IN Lilac light Grey. bright Green. dull
Green. Tan and B.ue--C9c. the yard.
Granite Mixtures, a. inches wide
in Blue. Brown, and Green mixed
with Whi,e-1Jc. the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
Court OF Justice John.

A. .. Harding got a LITTLE unsteady AMI
Ofcer Sutton took care OF him 10 tho
extent Of s2so.
John Walsh who vas charged with
taking a pair OF shears from Mike Rose.
By whom he was formerly employee. Was
sent down for fifteen days.
Ulysses Burrell and VIM. Lewis. two
darkeys with suspicious characters, were
taken into port by Detective Hall and
Officer Foster. and on the % OF March
they Will be given chance to explain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
Under Arrest.

Detective A. 81. Tomlinson and Chas. A.
Cneon vtstarrav arrested NEGRO
named Jessa Hilton. on tho charge OF as
saultng and robbing a man named Kahle.
several nights ago.
Hilton bears a bad reputation. having
served 4 number OF terms in the city
iai.
Charming Smith. colored. got disorderly
In the Second Market ana was ARRESTED
accordingly. He viii be given until {
O'Clock Monday morning TO think I'D a
story 10 tell Justice John.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
Black Dress Goodo.

Black Serees and Tricots, all-Wool
--25c. the yard.
Sicclians, Mohair Brlliantinos,
Scrges and Brocades-39c. the yard.
M0hair Jacquards, Hcnriettas.
Scrgss. Armurcs Crepons and Bril-
iiantincs-50c. lie yard.
Black French POpiin. A. inches wide.
excellent qualify all pure Wool-,5c.
the yard.
Black Whipcord, As inches wide-Sl
the yard
Black Crcpons in raised and zig
gag effects. 70 inches widc-N.2j the
yard
Black Mohair Crcpons, 70 inches
wide the newest thing for separate
Skirts and entire Suits-Ss9 tho
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

Exquisite styles and patterns 70 be
had in plalds and stripes. detached
standing collar, blouse front. very
nobby patterns worth fully $.5o-opln-
ing price csc.
The handsomost llne Of large broken
Scotch Plaids. IN light and medium
effects. nicely made and finish a per-
feet III, we'll worth $2-openlng price
1.19.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

Green. old Rose. Lavender, light blue.
Pink. Cream. yellow. Myrtle Navy.
Brown and Cardinal-39c. the yard.
Black Gros-grain Taffeta, q inches
wide. extra heavy. smooth. even fin
ish and the kind that rustles-S5c. the
yGru.
Black Satin Duchess, q inches wide
500 the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

Striped Tanotas in Changeable ef-
fects. all pure Sllk--15 and S5c. the
yard.
Tancta Plaids checks and stripes
IN rich. heavy quality-sl.OO the yard.
Chameleon surahs. i9-inchss wide,
an pure SIX with high lustre-JOc
the yard.
China silks p inches wide IN Apple
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

Ladies' Plaid Gineham Shirt Waists
in small and medium patterns, an de-
tached collars. attached cuffs blouse
fronts, would be d bargain at 15c.-
opening price jOc.
Many choice and stylish patterns TO
select from IN stripes checks and
plaids. all of the very latest and new
est designs. well worth Si25-openng
price zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

Plain All-Wool FLANNEL Refer
large Sailor Collar trimmed with
White Braid, regular S215 value FOR
sl.s2
Extra fine Al-Wool Cloth. Refer
Jackets in Cadet. Red, end Navy.