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The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-05-23
KIRKwoOD's GREAT WILD WEST

Show will positively appear at this
place next Tuesday and will show
at Spring Lake Park, with their
contingent of sharp shooters and
and rough riders of the world. This
will be the greatest event of the
season. Perhaps the most striking
feature in the exhibition will be the
Mexican bull ride, by Don Gonzales,
the greatest bull rider on earth,
performing some of the most mar
velous, and daring of feats,
indeed thrilling to behold But
perhaps the most interesting is the
wonderful rifle and revolver shoot
ing of the Queen Of the Plains, the
champion rifle shot OF the world.
In honor of this event Mr. Whitley
of the Street Railway, has agreed
to furnis free transportation to and
from the grounds. Ladies and
children 10 cents; gentlemen u
cents,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-05-23

j., also Diamond Ring is nov on
!, Al Louis Hellbron'si si.OO a day
every DAY from May 9th until
"A See it in the window.
LOUIS HEILBRoN,
n-,monds aud Fine Watches.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-05-23
Threaten to Cut Galveston Cable.

Madrid, May 2l.-The informa-
ton received here as to the where
abouts of the Spanish Cape Verde
squadron is contradictory. The
government maintains absolute Sc
crecy on the subject. But it is Of
ficially declared that if the Ameri-
cans cut the Cuban cable the
Spaniards will retaliate by cutting
the Galveston cable, so as to inter
rupt Southern Pacific communica
tiOn
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-05-23
A VERY DISASTROUS FIRE!
Ghio's Opera House and Ad-
jacent Building burned
Early this Morning
LOSS $4,000 OR $4,000.
Insurance Light-Firemen do splen-
did Work and Save the Block.
Water Pressure Poor.
LOSS $50, 900 OR $4,000.

About $40 this morning the
alarm Of fire was sounded, aud soon
it became generally known that the
Chic Opera house was burning.
Fire originated, we learn, in the
roof, but nobody can surm;se how
it started, unless by spontaneous
combustion. When first seen it
was well advanced, and there was
little or no hope OF saving the
building.
The two fire companies responded
promptly and did splendid service
but for their efforts, the entire
block would have been consumed.
While all the boys did well, we heard
many express the opinion that but
for the hard work aud we'll directed
efforts of Mr.. Otto Hoffman and his
brother George, the block might
have been lost anyhow; they cer-
tainly deserve great credit for what
they did, as well as others. The
water pressure was poor, for what
reason we could not.learn, unless it
was because so many streams were
played upon the flames several
times we noticed that the stream
would no more than reach the top
of the building and the fire laddies
complained much because of thus
being hampered in their work.
A great crowd gathered around
the burning building, as spectators
but would render no assistance in
removing goods from threatened
buildings or assist in carrying the
hose to points needed.
The Pierce stock of dry goods ca.
F. BrileY, Manager) was moved out
across the street; the Texarkana
Exchange also moved its stock of
buggies, harness, etc, or the
greater part thereof; but little of
the ]. E. Benjamin stock of hard
ware was saved. None of the Chic
stock of whiskies was saved, we
learn. The real estate offices of
Messrs. c. B. Ellis & Co. and o. P.
Taylor we're heavy losers-stock of
stationery, typewriter and furniture
together with their books, were de-
stroyed, with no insurance.
Losses, as best we can get it, is
between $35, 900 and $45, OOO-insur-
ance light, less than onethlrd.
From the Offenhauser Insurance
Agency, we learn insurance was
carried as follows On Chic opera
house building, $4,000; opera house
fixtures, $1,000; A. L. Chic, on
building adjacent to opera house,
SO, 900; NJ. D. Tilson, on stock har-
ness, buggies, etc, $1,000 j. E.
Benz jamin on stock hardware, S2,-
900; Masonic Lodge on fixtures,
$500; A. L. Chic, on saloon fixtures,
ETC., $3.50; H. f, BriIey, mgr, ins.
sufficient to cover losses by removal
All lost heavily, especially the
owners of the buildings, as they
were not insured for one-halt their
cost. The Cosmopolitan hotel was
somewhat damaged, insurance to
cover. The dressing rooms of the
opera house tell and knocked hole
in its top, fire was thereby easily
extinguished-this saved the hotel,
Walls on all sides of the opera
house fell, but luckily nobody was
injured.
This is the most disastrous fire
experienced in this city in many
years. There was little or no wind
blowing-but for this fact it would
have been much more disastrous.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-05-23

Washington, May 23.-French
legation here has information that
the British government has called
Spain to account for firing Of shot
through the British steamer Roth
by the Spaniard Isabella XIII at
San Juan, Porto Rico Yesterday.
The Spanish are trying to claim it
was an accident, but they tried to
claim accident to the Maine. A
better excuse will have to be made,
for as it is serious complications
are feared.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-05-23
THE VERY LATEST.
The Bulletins Of the Day Give Out
the Following Information.

Key West, May 23.-The city is
wildly excited over two strange
ships believed to be two Spanish
war vessels sighted off Fort Taylor.
Preparations are being made to de-
fend against them.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-05-23
Spain Has Enough.

New York, May %. Evening Sun
Washington special today says that
in an interview both Senators Ham
ma of Ohio and Fairbanks of Indiana
declare negotiations to be pending
in which Spain will sue for peace in
a few DAYS.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-05-23
Troops to Leave Tampa This Wsek.

New York, May pa Journal
11:30 extra contains a Washington
special which says the American
troops are to attack Havana within
the week. First shipment of troops,
$500 strong will cross the Florida
Straits within the next thirty-six
hours. Journal also declares that
the greatest naval battle of history
will be fought within that time.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-05-23

Washington, May 23-The War
Department received information
this morning that everything was
ready for the troops to depart from
San Francisco to PHILIPPINES.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-05-23
Want our Customers

To know that we have the best
exchange and real estate con-
nection of any concern in the
southern states, receiving and
sending out more mail than
any similar concern south of
the Ohio river. Consign your
stuff to us if you want it sold,
and we will realize on same tor
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-05-23

Gibrata, May 21,-Seven new
Spanish war vessels are ready to
sail to join Cervera.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-05-23
Want Everybody

Towait for ourSaturday auction
sales. Those that need household
or kitchen furniture, stock or
anything else that we may ham
die
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-05-23
Whatley 4 Wakefeld'S
WANT COLUMN.
Wanted to Purchase

A neat three or four room cot
tage house, for cash at once
Must be cheap and in good
neiphborhood
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THE COST OF WAR.
~ IL Not National Dent, hut a M
tional Credit.

To the Editor OF The Post
Rosenberg. Texas, May 12.--To any one
with fair knowledge OF practical book
keeping, or merely correct conception OF
the relative positions OF debit and credit
the above proposition can be demonstrated
beyond doubt or ground for controversy.
The soldier for the time being quits the
service OF citizen and becomes a public
servant. His family remain in citizenship
and must still subsist upon his earnings
the value OF his public service. which is
now non productive. like that of other pub-
lie servants. For this public service All
other citizens who remain at home owe
the soldier subsistence for his family. GU,
OF their earnings or property as citizens
and that gets around 10 tho soldiers lam.
ny through the process Of taxation. Bur n
nevertheless comes out of the citizen :
earnings, Just the same as II Tho ei,,,s n
carried dollars worth of posatoes in =
basket directly to the soldiers .amny m
exchange for dollars worth OF nnhr,a
service already rendered. by thu soldier
The dollar 10 simply the ticket Of .,xchunrs
u expresses credit In favor Of pu,,,c
service and . corresponding debit agar !,
ne vsssAte service Of the cltisaa. Thur
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LAMpAsAs LOCALS.
defendant in Cnse Swooned
ON the stand

Lampasas, Texas. May 1.-THE case q,
Henry Shannon, charged with criminal as.
saui'. on trial in the district court, took
quiie sensational turn Yesterday morn /.
ing about 10 o'clock The defendant was
on the witness stand testifying In his own
eehalf, when suddenly he swooned away in
Il dead faint. physician was called and
restoratves applied, but it was some lit
ne time before he was brought 20.
Inc court came 10 a dead standstill and
recess ives taken un,il O'Clock, when the
ttlal was resumed
ABOUT II O'Clock last night the jury
was dismissed and the case continued
Volume l, No. l. of the Lampasas Even.
ing Leader made its appearance Yesterday
afternoon and is neat little sheet and
,'e. MIN great approval by the public. as
II VIII tend to relieve the tension OF their
nerves every evening until the great Texas
aaiiy arrives with fuller accounts OF i'm :
portant war news.
me fyonette orchestra, composed NJ ~.
oest talent among the young ladies' Of lam
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inc service OF the soldier like all other
puphc services, effects a public credit and
a private debt, or due from the clt,zen
10 ms employee in the public sergiSA In
no other way can the account be t,stly
charged up, The dollar, then. Is simply
the authentic evidence of a public claim.
based upon public service, against private
service, or against the earnings OF the eli.
Gems, VINO thus owe their public emplO, { :
Tor that public service. out Of the fruits
OF their private services as citigans
inns sort OF exchange uf ser Sicss lie.
tween soldier and citizen was eifestod in
our civil war with the greenbacx dir
which had no other basis" but tho publ =
service or public credit. although II Mas
nendishly smasculeted OF the right az ten
ger Tor duties on imports ana intares: en-
the public debt as II these were more
precious than tho blood Of patriots, This
restriction, OF course. crippled and de,re-
e'ated TIE grceneack dollar. and was in
stlsated by The same set of infamous s,t,;,,s
VINO expect to again prostitute the ere cit
OF this country as a basis" of eureeious
doodle. Had there been no public set.tee
or credit on account. as a basis on witch
10 issue the greenbacks, the deposit IN tie
treasury OF little piece of gold insteal
as a basis would add no more 10 The
efficiency or use OF the grA,nba.k deli, r
as an instrument of exchange than 10 ,;s.
poSlt the metal In the bottom ~ The sea,
Wien the war is over the service ana OK .
pense OF II will have been performed AMI
rendered by the public, the sum tota, ~
which VIII be a credit in favor of the
Nation and debt owed uy the citi,. ns.
me most expedient and conv.,a cut medilm
OF expressing that credit OF the govern
ment, so that It may be undsrsiooi and ,sr-
eulated by the citizens as valid aud ~.
rent tender for their pro Wy IN pavment
oi their debt. Is tho same gresnhacs mercy
which the soldiers accepted IN the foinier
sraded ard deprecated by the same rascallv
PA. Booklet
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HEMPsTEAD SCHOOLS.
interest of Citizens shown nj Conn
mencement.

- N'''fth rs SNnWh AT tOm-
mencement.
Hampstead, Texas, May 1i.-Th,r. is
nothing the Hampstead citizes takes greater
priue IN than he does in the Hampstead
nigh schools, something which was again
illustrated at the commencement exercises
heid at the court house last night at $50.
Long before the appointed time the sna-
cious court hall was jammed to overflow
ing. The ushers were at their wits ends
trying to seat what apparently was the en-
tire white population of the city. But thew
managed II somehow, and II the audience
was not quite comfortable the satisfaction
remained that no hall however large. could
nave accommodated so large throng.
During the day the ladies had rotGen IN
their work, The decoration OF the stare
was really artistic ana novel Above the
pyramid OF roses was the class motto of
1928 Elk schola in yitam.r a motto mas
suitable FOR the illustration intended to
convey 10 the graduating class, and by III.
graduating class that they appreciated that
from the minor school they More ruyy,ng
INTO the broad expanse OF the school OF life
AZ S:iS Rev. S. Fl. Morgan offered an H.
vocation, whereupon Mr.. Keete McDade
IT, eeiivered an address, Mr.. Mcnade IL
one o. our own young men, graduate Of
our high school aal the Texas unIveesity
ana me address of tonight marks him a
trained thinker aid speaker and a young
man who viii be heard from In the future
Essays were then read by the graduating
class. Miss Sale Mahan had for her sinh,
ject Our Toiays and Yesterday Arc ths
Blocks With Which We build" Miss Lucy
Clark: With Oar and Sail We Row. Not
DRIFT Miss Helen Bernstein: "IAfe Bat-
The different subjects were handled in
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mastery style by the graduates, showing
hot only trained minds but an ability 10
Nm express themselves. The graduates As
shey concluded were almost buried beneath
showers of flowers and bouoeuts.
Good, choice music, gotten I'm for tho o.
CASTOR by Miss Sophie Shindler and Mr..
larry bozman, was acceptably interspersed
superintendent C. A. Neville, who in this
ms iirst year amongst us has won the
hearts OF our people, with few we'll chosen
words then delivered the diplomas 10 the
gradufAs. The band played Home. Sweet
home. and the commencement exercises
OF 1873 were thing of the pleasant past.
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The Rest Remedy for h
From the Fairhaven IN. ~ nes '.,'-.
Mr. James Rowland of this .
that for twenty-five years his ~
a sufferer from rheumatism. ~
ago she was In such pain thai ~ 4,
crazy. she sent Mr. Rowland ~ -
tnt he had read Of Chamberlain
and instead of going for tns < ,s1'
went to the store and secured ~
HIS wife did not approve q ~
purchase at first, but nsvcrthsiss,,r ,s
Ealm thoroughly aud In an nssil
able TO 60 TO sleep. She now pssr1
ever she feels an ache or ratnn sS11
Il always gives relief. He SLY
cine which she hal used ever ~
good. The Is and 20 cent sixe
druggists,
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Amnteur TLe.tricaIs.

Giddings, Texas. May 14.-Tne w.
the histrionic art we're resaiao y
pleasant treat last night. The tAs
packed 20 its capacity to hear io
Under Our Friend From inS III
handsome sum was realized anp
donated to the Baptist church. !. "
Der of people from Lexington ~
We're in attendance.
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pasas, gave a recital at the Haynis u
mouse last night for the benefit Of iae
pasas Ere department The plos
was well selected and rendered ~
ceptlonal manner for amateurs q
Ihe Dick Bean murder case
tfial in the district court for AonoN
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Child burned 10 Death.

Giddings, Texas. May 14.--inv 4.
year-old daughter of Mr.. Ausu* "
German farmer living six miIe ~
Giddings, was burned TO deaua - r.
morning. Her clothing causl. = ~
cooking stove. and before tae w,
extinguished she was almost II
lived only a few hours.
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that opposition would he futile.--Rov A. ID.
Browi, Presbyterian, Omaha, Neb.

MonERN WARFARE There are times, as
the present when IL seems as though the ami
mai We're at the top and the ameeuonal ma
turn suppressed, and the conscience were
ruled out OF court, and yet. II YOU study the
methods OF modern warfare as compared with
thost OF tho past. you see how pity and ten
derne.f and care walk by the side OF every
qua. hide in the rear OF every battlefield TO
attend to the wounded and suffering. M.
J. Savage, Unitaran, New York CITY.
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Lace Curtains.

loo pairs s-yard Lace Curtains, sell al
soc pair, sale price only.
125 pairs real heavy White NOTTINGHAM
Lace Curtains, real wide, Yard
long, worth Sl.50, at, per pair.
so pairs real fine Lace Curtains. Az
yards long, extra wide, sell at 81. +
pair, sale price only.
100 pairs real fine 3iS-yard long Lace
Curtains, have sold at s2.25 a pair.
sale price only ......................
75 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, ~
yards long, extra wide, sell at $780,
sale price Observation-Disclosures.
GO pairs real fine Lace Curtains, SH
and yards long. excellent value q
$3.50 a pair, special sale price only.
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RlnlCuLE-When we think Of hccoming
Christians, We nre so afraid that somebody
will laugh nj us, so afraid OF what people
VIII say. hut n laugh or sncer can not
injura; public opinion can not hurt any one
Tor doing risht,--Rcv II, II Barbour, Nap.
fist. Columbus. Ohio
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PEACE or SOUL Sin, the destroyer OF
our peace Is nniled TO tho cross with Jesus
Peace mects tho deepest longiurs of n man 4
| soul. Pleasure is mans delight but peace
| Ia his necessity, No man is n, his best With.
out .Rov. G. Roughton, Methodist Cincin-
natl Ohio
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iNptVlDUALiSM Tho social side Of the
gospo, OF Christ Ia tho important side II Ia
the social side that Christ has emphasized
We arc still suffering from an exclusive
preaching OF the gosrel OF indlvduallsm --
Rev. W s, Rainsford, Episcopallan. New
| York CITY,
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WOMEN or Gop.--Slnce the family IA III.
unit o, society md upan the family Ia based
the church and state. Il follows that the
the patriotism OF the state will not rise high
or thar the purity, plcty and patriotism Of
woman in her sphere us wife and mother.
Tho women whom God made not the new
wcmen, 1hose who rule tho world--Rev
W. 4. Stanton, Presbyterian, pittsburg, Pa,
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wEl LERs.-our saloons are the waylers
OF our city. These convert women and chill
dren Into recoucentrndos Their homes arc
destroyed. their education neglected their
wives and children are starved and their fair
name goes down to postcrity with tho shame
OF drnnkaids child Rev, G, H. Thurgood
Disciple, Pittsburg Pa
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LOTHIAN CHRISTIANS The New York Of
today has n vast array of spires pointing rev
erently toward heaven, II has hosts Of Chrs
tan people who arc tho peers OF Christlaus
10 any country or IN any aeo.--Rcv II. C,
swentsel, Eplscopalan, brooklyn, n. Y.
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WAR--War Is n grim and dreadful thing.
but there arc crises in the ilvos OF nations in
which war has NIL the elements Of nobility
and rtghteousneaE. There arc times when
war is IN he sought mr. the divinest and most
God-given ngency-Rev. S. w. MeCurkle
Methodist. pittsburg Pa
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Chi1dren's Hats.

10 dozen Children's Lawn Embroidered
Hats, that sell at 500. s1.50 ana
S2.So. our price, $l.75, Csc and only
20 dozen Boys Lawn Embroidered Tan
O'Shanter Caps, sell at Sl.50 ana
$3.50. at only sl.75 and. ..,............
20 dozen Childrens Bell Grown stray
Hats, with lawn ruffles, assorted
colors, sell at 50c, only.
See our better grades at only
80 dozen Children's Poke Bonnets. the
newest thing. sell in all stores y
s!.5V, 500 and $3.50, our price. Sl.io'
See our line of Point dEsprit Baby
l APPS at SEAS, s1.75 and only.......,.'
see our line of Childrens SILK and
Null Hats at s1.4s. SIPS and only-..
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Bargains.

80 pieces Lace Stripe Ecru scrim,
3S inches wide for curtains, 2ic
worth Zoe yard, only ............ O2S
% pieces Lace Stripe White Cur
tain scrim, 12i9c and 15c kind Tic
only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...-....s
40-inch White Dotted and Bordered
Curtain Swiss, real Swiss, 25c I1lr
kind only, per yard.............. i"2S
10 pieces White Point 4 'Esprte for
Window Curtains, 25c and Sc 1So
kind, per yard, only. ............. ~
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AN AWFUL sCENE.--Thls world presents
an awful scene relative To security. The
land Is full - rtysiciaus ready to draw away
disonso Inventors of all kinds offer mechnn-
ism for tho sntotv Of business Interests
Eycrywhcrc aud everybody is trying to be Sc
cured. ROY. G.. w. perrynlan. Baptist, Gin
cinnatl. Ohio
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Misses Hose.

Misses Plaid Hose. per pair, 4sc. A.
and only .................. 25I
Misses Tan and Black Hose. PIC ana
Doc kind, at 25c and ......
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THE CHURCH. or CHRIST Any man who
now believes In Christ as n savior In n nort
OF the church-not the church Of Niothodistg
or l'aptists or of Catholics or OF any other
denomination, but the church ~ Jesus Christ.
--Rey 9. II. Allen. Daptist. OnlAha. Mob.
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Mems Half Hose.

=, 200 dozen 15c, 25c and 35c Half Ho,.. !
Ian and Black, reduced to csc a pair. 4 ~
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Hosiery.

so dozen Ladies' fun regular u...
Hermsdorf Fast Black Hose nIass
and drop stitch, regular 25c si ts
lngs, this week only.
50 dozen Ladies' Rembrandt Rihb.A
Drop Stitch Lisle Thread Hoss
ADAPTED specially for summer wear,
iiermsdorf dye. which assures them
,ass co,or, sell the world over q
See the kinds Of Lisle Drop stitch
stockings that we are selling TIL
week at only 4Sc and.
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ON THE SEA.-Tho sea rs the Lords battls
ground lie has defeated powerful fleets and
mighty. nations by the sea. Bloody aud cruel
Spain has beer laugh, many q lesson hv the
great owner OF the Hea.-Ttey. n Woodside.
Mothodist, Allegheny Pa.
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BUSINESS AND RELIGION.-~Thc religious
problems OF today arc not commonly under
stood and those who think that these prob
lens can be thought out while one is saving
wood or counting money are wrong --Rey Il
~ cathell. Episcopallnn. Des Mcines, Iowa.
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sfAiN.-The nation that, I'm the days Of
her greatness, would hire tho nssaesln 10 Xiii
such man ms william. the Prince Of Oranee'
weoid be none too good to place mine under
the Maine In the days OF her weakness. -.Rey.
d. K. Henryl PresbytorIan, ShadysIde ia.
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slN,-~sdn has two effects on the soul. II.
disorders the soul itreIf and IL "strnnn,, 4.
from God Vhaily tlose effects arc one and
iien1tal The two remedies arc one Ia e.
iiect aso. Rev. Lyman Abhott, Congregr
titnalist. Brooklyn, n Y,
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QUO VAD1S.--Does the Bible describe sin 80
as to make Us love u or hate II? Compare tho
French novel with "Quo vads." The French
novel gllds vice. while Quo vadis" makes
US hate it--Res. W, II. p. ,vannIe Baptlst
New York City
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Silk Waists.

$50 Plaid India Silk Waists, full blouN
front. rnfiied and trimmed In velvet Z
ribbon, our $3.50 Waists, at..........
20 Black India Silk Waists, blouse
front. tucked and ruftied front. worth I
81 ~ at only ~.