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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-08
Sherif's Sale.
First published Iuly :, 1888

First published July :, 1888.
The state OF Kansas. Allen county, IS
In the District Court seventh judicial dis
trict sitting in aud for Allen county, state Of
Kansas
n. K Reed. plaintiff
vs..
James n. Adams, ct al, defendants
BY virtue Of an order of sale issued by Il
and 70 Allen county state of Kansas. in ID q
above entitled cause, aud to me directed an d
delivered, will on Monday, August Sth, \ n
lS9o, at O'Clock p. m. Ofssid day, III % " i,ut
door Of the court house in the city Of Iot, Wien
county, Kansas offer for sale and sell Ia the
highest bidder, for cash In hand, the following
described real estate, tOwiG The west ue-half
90 OF the northwest quarter go Of section
twenty eight t2sl IN township twenty five t25l
Of range nineteen 90 in Allen county, state of
Kansas.
said lands and tenements will be sold with
out appraisement TO satisfy said order of sale
II HOBART.
sheriff of Allen county. Kansas
shcrii's Office, lola Kansas. July 6, 1898 32-36
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WITH THE TWENTIETH.
Personal Notes from the lola Boys
In the Army.
LIEUT.. HULL PROTECTED

SAN FRANCISCO, July 26 -Yester-
being the first time in two weeks |
was able to get out of the lines with.
out endangering the guard house with
my august presence, | took the grand
opportunity to go down town for few
minutes in company with few of my
comrades.
Owing to two deaths in the regi-
ment, one from Co l. and one from
Co. b, all drills we're dispensed with.
In the afternoon all extra touch was
ordered put on the camp as General
King was expected to visit US.
Late last night the 18th and 23d
regulars, the lst Idaho and 18th Min
neeota received orders to break catHp
this morning and go on board the
transports. This morning has been
an especially busy day for them, but
in few more hours they will be
ready for invoice. 1t Is not known
definitely when thew sail, but there Is
no doubt but that by Wednesdaythe hey
will he on their way to Dewey's aid.
General Merritt is expected to sail
Wednesday, and as there is another
ship being disiniected, it is rumored
of Iurse, that Kaus as will begin load.
ing Wednesday morning-but Kan
sas has been "On the next for oh, so
long. The new recruits have nearly
all arrived, and will he left here for
the present anyway.
NOTES.
With Kansas ION the next" let 'er
gol
Doc Chastain has received permits
sion to practice dentistry i'm this regi-
ment, and will begin operations to-
morrow.
Bert Mitchell is little, but he is
equal to many heavy weight in ma
ny cases.
There is a story being circulated
here about our colonel, which ha-
long been forgotten by his old &C.
quaintances. He has been desgns.
ted as the A lien county school teacher
who taught star Valley with pail
of six shooters years ago, and has al
last risen to be colonel of regiment
of Kansas volunteers. This is not or.
iginal, but was told last night by one
of his old pupils who is now a private
in the 7th California. He admits that
Col. Fred is the stuff is all right.
l.. G. Smith, regimental quarter
master, has resigned, and Lieut.. Wal
ter Hull was appointed to fill the va
cancy. The change is highly sppre
ciated, and insures better deal than
we have heretofore been given.
The awkward squad" ia coming
out of the kinks in remarkably Sood
shape.
Should Kansas be fortunate enough
to get away, their joy will he almost
boundless, but the chances are now ii
the balance.
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DIRECTORS:
ELECTION OF oFFIcEN

In accordance with the provision, Of the State
law the election Of ofiic rs of this Society takes
place on the second Tuesday in December in
each year Every member of the Society is en-.
titled 10 vote. All citizens of the county are
iuvi ed to bee ONE members
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-08

Best SOW under 6 month old ...... lat 2 90
Is .,..... 2ud | ~
Best lot Of pigs not less than 5, under
mouths old with dam LIST 6 90 2ud 90
LOT l7--BERKsHIRE.
Same premium as lot 10.
LOT lS--CHESTER WHITES.
Same premium as lot 10.
LOT l9-.TERsEY RED.
Same premium as lot l6.
LOT 20--SwEEPsTAKEs.
Best bear any age OR breed ... 5000" 90
3 " sow and not less than ) pigs uudet
months old with dam ..... q. 900. 90
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-08
Sherift's Sale Under Execu-
ton.
First published June 3 1881
State OF Kansas, Allen county, IS
James Bennett

AflTsl puDllkheu June s l6Jo)
State OF Kansas, Allen county, IS
James Bennett
VS.. No. 1850.
G W Bradshaw.
BY virtue VI au Execution TO me directed and
delivered, issued out o. the seventh Judicial
District Court OF the state OF Kansas, sitting In
and for Allen COUNTY IN said State, will on
Tuesday, July h,h, A. d. ls9s, at the hour
OF one O'Clock p, m of said day, at
the Court House door Ia lola, in the
county aud state aforesaid, oder a; public
sale AID sell to the CHEST bidder for cash in
hand, all the right, title and interest OF the
above named defendant In and to the follow
ing described real estate:
Commencing at n point on the south line Of
the north 'ast quarter 90 OF the nurth east
quarter % Of section thirty. four I34 IN town
ship twenty.four 20 of range eighteen Os,,
fifty 800 feet east of the southern Kansas Rail
road right Of way, running the &c east hfly
tn feet, thence Lorth one hundred thirty,eigbt
1881 feet, thence west fifty 1901 feet thence
south one hundred thirty eight llSSl feet TO
place of beginning, in Allen county, kansas
said property levied on, aud In be sold as
the property OF the above named defendant
II. HOBART, sheriff.
sheriff office lola, Kans., Man 81. 1895,
1881 A. II CAMPBELL
Attorney tor Plaintiff
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Nos. "a. 1875 aud 49, must be accompanied
with n description o. the article aud the reAs Il
turity
q aims seeds and vegetables not In above list
may be entered for premiuu,s. II found to be
mertorious and Thought to be desirable for
growth in this climate the committee may re-
commend for premiums.
As one OF the objects Of the fair IS to afford
Information to visitors IL is desirable thHt every
variety Of grains seeds and vegetables be
plainly labeled with its name
All articles in class II must be entered by
producer or grower
The exhibitor receiving the greatest number
of first premiums will be entitled to first pre-
mium ms 30 aud TO-
The exhibitor receiving the second greatest
number OF first premiums will be entitled to
second premium Nos 30 and 20
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class B.-HORSES.


n r. hIUH Y SUPERINTENDENT,
No animal can be outered for more than one
premium except sweepstakes aud in Lot 10
The age of each animal must be given in years
aud mouths and the judges must give due con-
sderation to condition aud age In making their
awards
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LOT 7.-DRAFT HORSES.

the greatest number OF points TO III him for the
pillow or wagon. The more good blood the
haftar
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OFFICERS:

A L. TAYLOR. President
c IL. DECLUTE, Vice President.
III. WHEATON, Secretary.
Lutte l.. NoRTHRUP, Treasurer.
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LOT S.-ROApsTERs.

Same premiums as In Lot Z Horses in this
lot must be exhibited In harness, except Nos.
3, I, and 5, aud speed aud endurance must be
considered as qualifications for awards.
LOT 9.-MISCELLANEOUS.
Matches aud pairs will not be allowed IN be
made up for the occasion but must be owned
by the same p ,rty who is II resident OF Allen
county. All horses entered in this lot to be
judged by temper, disposition, match in size,
style power OF action, but speed shall not be
primary consideration.
Best pair. of carriage horses or mares lst 90
? farm - LIST on
and 90
" se!diag or mare for single carriagelst 90
LOT TO-
l Best stallion OF any age or breed owned
in Allen county with OF his get LIST 10 90
2nd .....,.,....,...., .. 90
LOT ll.-swEEPSTAKES.
Best stallion OF any age OF breed o.. 90, 90
Best mare of any age or breed ...,,...... 90
a = =
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-08
Is Going to Be Bigger and Better Than
Ever This Year
Read the Premium List in This and Follow
ing Numbers of the Register. and
BE SURE TO BRING SOMETHING.
DESIGNATION OF pREMIuns.

= 2S Premiums shall be designated as follows:
First premium. blue ribbon, second premium
red ribbon; swee pstakes white ribbon
PRO RATA.
o.. II the net proceeds of the Fair are not
sufficient to pay every premium In fnll. then the
same shall be paid pro rata TO those who are en-
titled 10 receive premiums payment being
made to The full extent ofthe funds ON baud.
STALLS AND PENS.
80. Stalls eau be procured of the secretarv at
any time previous to the fair II the application
be accompanied by the money, and no one shall
be permitted to occupy any sail un I'll rent Tor
the same shall be paid. Charges will be made
for stalls as follows; Box stalls e.. Bedding
free
GRAND DISPLAY OF PREMIUM STOCK.
81 All stock receiving premiums will be ex.
hioited IN the arena at O'Clock p M the asst
day Of the fair. Exhibitors are expected 10
have their stock In readiness for this display.
ADMISSION TO THE GROUNDS.
%. All persons shall obtain tickets for ad.
mission to the grounds ut the treasurer's Office
as follows. Siugle ticket, one admission, Csc:
children .etween the ages ot s and u years Toe:
under 5, free horse, IL; horse and buggy, l5c.
team and buggy, 2j season ticket 81: quarter
stretch ticket, l5c per day.
A season ticket will permit the holder 10 20
in aud out during tn Fair. using a vehicle II he
chooses All other tickets are good for but one
admission.
Season tickets are no. transferable and will
be taken up and cancelled IL offered by an
any other than the oSner whose name 1t will
bear on its face.
Exhibitions with exhibits and conve auce will
be admitted first day free.
CLASS A CATTLE
JOHN MCDONALD, Superintendent
| The age OF each animal must be given In
| due consideration To age and condition of ami
mails in making their rewards,
RON /
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LOT 9 swEEPsTAKE

I Best herd of cattle. any age or breed to
consist Of not less than head. bull AID
at least females, barren stock excluded,
list 49,. ............ on
2 Best herd of Mt least calves any breed 90
Best mtlch cows .................... O.. : 90
1t Is the purpose of the board to require pedi-
gree for sweepstakes premium in 1898
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-08

LOT 1.-DURHAMs

LOT 2-Holsteins
LOT 3--Jerseys aud Attorneys.
OF 4-H.refords.
LOT 5-Polled Cattle.
Above Glass A-Lot 2, 3. I and 8. same pre-.
MUM as Lot
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-08

Electric fans are cooling. You get
them and other seasonable articles in
the SANTA Fe Route dining cars.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-08

No premium will be awarded on chi seps un.
less eXniDlted in tfiOs of one Cock aud two heus
The same to be exhibited iu cUops or peus OF
proper height to permit fowls to stand erect
All entries la class f must be made by owner
An exhibitor will be paid only first premium
iu cases where there is no other exhibitor COM
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OHLFEST superintendent,

CLASS E.-SN me.
LOU HORYILLE, Superintendent
LOT l6-POLAND CHINA.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-08
INSTRUCTIONS TO SUPERINTENDENT.

Il The superintendent have full conttol Of
the arrangements of all articles competing for
premiums ia their several departments, aud eN.
hiDitors will refer all matters relating to the
same directly to them
l6. In all cases where the superintendent
tind animals or articles enormously entered
they shall have power to rule out such entry
without prejudice. Ne-entry in the proper lot
may be made, provided the class book has not
gotten into the hands OF the superintendent.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-08
CLASS F-pOULTRY.

4. " MITCHELL, Superintendent
LOr 81 .-CHICKE EMS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-08
Rules and Regulations.

been offered
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-08
GRAND DISPLAY OF PREMIUM STOCK.

81 All stock receiving premiums will be ex.
hioited IN the arena at O'Clock p m. the asst
day Of the fair Exhibitors are expected TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-12
Another
Trade Stirring
Event.


To the Editor of The Evening Star:
Kindly allow me enough space In your
paper to protest against the idiot who per-
s;sts in promenadirg in the center of our
streets after dark to the detriment of the
life and limbs of not only himself, but also
every wheelman who is unfortunate
CROUCH to come within a radius of fifty
yards of him.
My wheel Is equipped with one of those
EellS that produce a large and continuous
bunch of jngles, which be heard sew
eral blocks away. In riding last evening
l war; ed Mr.. Idiot when half a block
off by a long and loud peal from my bell;
he sin ply turned around looked at me
and continued UP the middle of the street.
When within about fifty feet of him l
gave another warning jingle. He then
turned around, and seeing ME close on to
him, began gyratirg between either curb
ing; whichever way l turned my wheel
Mr. IDIOT would run in the same direc
ton, until at last we came together and
both bit the dust the wheel and l on
top. l helped Mr. Idiot to his feet, ana
seeing that he was inclined to be imperti
nent over the matter, | forthwith upper
cut him several times and then booted him
on to the sidewalk, where he should nave
Teen at the first warning of my bell. The
pavement is made for pedestrians. not
wheelmen, and the streets for all kinds of
vehicles, not pedestrians.
JOHN J. WHITE,
May II, 1898. so LIST st. NV.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-Wilbur NJ. Phelps and Elizabeth
NJ. Eaton; Harry Toiiver and Rosie Z. Cur
tin; Michael S. Cody of this city and Julia
A. Costello of Culpeper county, Va; Harry
Lanahan and Mary C. Brosnan: Harry
c. Griffin of this city and Catherine +.
Bird of Boston, Mass; Hugh F. Crawley
and Ethel NJ. Armiger: Frederick Recke-
veg and Louise Meinecke; Harry NJ. Cum
derson and Ida May Barclay; Robert Lee
Merchant and Laura Alice Mullen, both of
Alexandria, Va; Franklin L. White
and Jennie NJ. Pomeroy; Thomas a.
Gregg of Greensboro. n. c., and
Dora Rupert of Pocahontas, Va;
Frank Macaboy and Katie Shreeyes; Fran
els NJ. Jones and Louisa X. Strathers:
Charles \. Cabot and Elsie Burkhart; Ru-
fus f. Chesser and Eleanora Dellastations,
both OF Alexandria, Va; John II. Westfall
of this city and Annie NJ. Seaver of Quincy,
Mass. McDuff Combs and Nellie Griffins,
both of Stafford county, Va. Frank Cow
ems and Nettie Cook.
Colored-George r. Kelly and Lucy +.
jones; Samuel Higdon and Laura Mat
thews; William\H. Waites and Emma Ty-
Ter; w. Grant Ideas and Marie b. Thomas;
Harry jackson Of Gunston. Va, and Hattie
Lee of this city: Joseph Carter of Lynch
burg, Va, and Rosa Gordon of this city;
James n. West and Alice Gaines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-12
Indians AfoOt.



General Crook is quoted by Mr.. Edward
s. Ellis as having seen an Apache lope for
fifteen hundred feet up the side of a noun
tain without showing the first sign of IA
tigue, there being no percepuble increase of
respiration. Captain H. l.. Scott of the
Itn Cavalry, has related some astonishing
feats Performed by the Chiracahua Apaches
forming Troop l. of his regiment. He tells
how nine of these Indians, after a hard
days work, by way of recreation pursued
a coyote for two hours, captured the MIN
Bile brute and brought 1t into camp; how
Oh another occasion, the scouts gave chase
to deer, ran it down some nine miles
from camp, and fetched it in alive. Hence
l see no good reason for doubling the word
of an old-timer l net in the Rocky Noun
tains, who told me that. in the days be-
fore the Atlantic and Pacific railroad was
built the Pima Indians of Arizona would
recover settlers stray horses, along the
overland trail, by walking them down in
the course of two or three days.
After this one may begin to believe that
able adventures early in this century are
preserved in book form, was much ma
ligned man. and that he spoke no more
than the truth when ne SAID he had known
instances of Indian runners accomplishing
upwards of one hundred and ten miles in
one day,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-12
The Old Parish.
From the Nineteenth Century.

From the Nineteenth Century.
The word parish" indicated originally
the geographical area over which the juris-
diction of a bishop extended. 1t was not
till a later time, and when that area had
been subdivlded into smaller areas, each of
which was committed to the oversight of
a priest, responsible for such functions as
only a priest could discharge, that the
smaller area got to be called the parish,
while the larger area, comprehending an
aggregate of parishes, was called the bish-
ops diocese. AS time went on, by a con-
fusion in language, Of which abundant ex-
amples might be given, the name, which
was strictly designation of the geogra PHI
zeal area, got to be applied to the COM
munity inhabiting that area, and thus the
word parish is, even in our own days, used
sometimes to indicate the area inhabited
by the community, and sometimes the com
nunity itself.
In the latter sense the parish was pure
Iy religious organization, distinct in it's
origin, it's working, and its aims from the
manor, the township, or the tithing, though
composed of the same personnel, man for
man. 1.-THE parish was the community of
the township organized for church pur-
poses and subject to church discipline, with
a constitution which recognized the rights
of the whole body as an aggregate and the
right of every adult member, whether
man or woman, to voice in self-govern-
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-12
Terrier Raising a Kitten.


Alex henderson, the assistant fire chief
discovered ten days ago that "roots." his
skye terrier had stolen a kitten. two DAYS
CID, from its mother and was nursing it
He took the kitten back to its mother. b,,t
Ioots' gave battle royal to the Old car
and soon carried the kitten to a box where
she has since nursed it with as much caro-
as the mother cat could have dfsplav.J.
Yesterday morning ''Toots" carried the kit
ten into the house and laid il down at the
ieet or Mrs. Henderson and by her bark
ing denoted that she wanted Mrs Hender-
sen TO caress the kitten. The old eat
slipped up while "TOots'' was off her guard
and started off with the kitten. '.Toots"
discovered the cat before she lad escaped
from the room and, as on dozen previous
occasions, roundly whipped her and carried
the kitten Off.
IL Is the strangest sight / ever saw"
said Mrs. Henderson yesterday. The kit
ten Is as fat as can he and 'Toots' is as
careful Of it as though it were a pup of
Ter own. 'Toots' and the old eat used to
be friends, and she never before bothered
any of the kittens. but now they are deadly
enemies, and by the looks of things the old
cat Will not have chance TO raise the
kitten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-12
TO GIVE WOMEN WORK.
Mrs. Charlotte Smith VIII Hold
Meeting for That Purpose,

Mrs. Charlotte Smith, who has been en-
gagged In many reform movements. and who
has devoted her life 10 the amelioration of
the condition of women wage-earners, has
c. me TO Washington to endeavor to secure
from the government the making of a por-
ton of the army clothing, by the wives,
Daughters and mothers of those who have
enlisted in Uncle Sans service. She says
that many women have been left helpless
on account of those On whom they depend
ed for support going into the army or navy,
and that they ought to be given an oppor-
tunity to earn their living at fair wages
Army clothing, she says, is now made in
the sweat shops of New York, where star
walton wages are paid and the longest
hours prevail.
A meeting will be held tonight in the ban
qLet room of the Arlington Hotel, at which
preliminary arrangements will be made to
accomplish the object Mrs. Smith has in
view. 1t is expected that committees will
be appointed to look after the details of the
project.
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Asks 100000 in On ma ges.

10000 damages, instituted by William H.
Dempsey, jr., agair st the District of Co
iumbia and the Chesapeake and Potomac
Ieiephone Company, was begun today be-
No. 1. -
Mr.. Dempsey alleges that about pm.
September %, 1885, while riding a bicycl
along K street, he ran Into a suspended
wire when directly In front Of 1901 X
street. The wire struck him squarely in
the face. he says, nndi ASIA result he was
thrown from his wheel His face was CUT.
several teeth knocked out and internal In
defendants mentioned responsible and
seeks to recover from 1sthem the sum
stated.
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Infants DEPARTMENT.

Chlltrcus Wash Refers. large sailor collar
trimmed with braid and Insertion Reduced from
3, o. and - 81 e. Sl.uu each
tAildTeus Pink and Blue Pique Goats. cape
trimmed with handsome embroidery and insertion.
Ee'iues,f from $3.50 and $li.jJ 10 81 00 each
Infants Dotted Swiss Wash Cloak three capes
q Swiss embroidery. lind throughout with China
silk. Reduced from $500 to s. 80
3 Fancy Silk and Straw Hats, trimmed with lace
aul chiffon Reduced from $50. $500 and s. 90
to 81 uu each
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Sale Of business Property.

James w. Radcliffe, auctioneer. sold
yesterday at public sale the property at the
northeast corner of 18th and streets
northwest, and the property POS and 210
l1th street. to Frank r. Shaw, for s25.-
ooo' The corner property has frontage
OF "a feet II inches on 18th street. and
90 1eet on b street, and contains 3.73s
square 1eet The other piece, on the op-
posite side of 1lth streets, has a frontage
on 40 feet. inch, on 18th street. and an
Irregular 1c depth. The longest line being
t 10 1eet. The lot contains 3,01S square
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-12
China Department.

Carlsbad China Dinner Set, neat decoration
ducrd from $500 to SIP i'e
Limoges China Tea Set. Damaged Reduced
from $500 10 $500 -'u
Decorated CARLSBAD China Ice Cream TRAYS
Reduced from 81 .0D TO Doc. each 10y %
> Carlsbad China Berry or Fruit Bowls pad,o,
from T5c. 10 25c. each 'Su
~ odd Decorated Porcelain Soup Dishes. Re-
duced from Q 5e each ~
! Japanese Chocolate Pitcher aam,oo, q,
duced from $50 to 81 90 ne
] japanese Vase, slightly Jamaped paa,,o-,
from S4-GD TO $500. N'"
odd Decorated English Porcelain Meat Dishes
Fifth floor. '
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S!hOe DEPARTMENT.

=" pairs Nomcn's High Lice and Button Kid
Sh'-s G"odyear welt. Sizes 4. Az 3, 81. and Is
~. Z. t. ~. > and A-21a. t. 5I5 s and I
b. and 6l2 &C b. Reduced from $500 to
II pairs Nomen's Button Boots pat varlp.
sizes = ~, and 3D. IA \ and g. Reduced
from 81 90 aul $500 To 81 90 pair
II pairs Wnmen's Black Dongola Oxforls Sizes
.: o., .. 6l2 and A-5 to 5 Rs &C, and ia
T.; Reduced from 500 to Sl-25 pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-12
Muslin Underwear Dept.

trimmed with colOrei embroidery. Reduced from
20. TO Ice. each.
French Black SiIk Skirt. deep silk founce with
pet niiiie over II and trimming above dust
tounces Reduced FROM So. 0o 10 81 80
3 White Lawn Dressing Sac,lues tight back
loose font. round lay-dcvn collar neatly finished
with rurie Of Size 80. Reduced from 81 90
10 5pc. each
floor