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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07

eastern vice-president, Mrs Sarah P. Kin
ney, New Haven. Conn; southern vice
president Mrs. E. J. Ellis, New Orleans;
western vice-president. Mrs. John Bidwell,
Chico. Cal; corresponding secrtary. Miss
Eliza Jones. Philadelphia; recording sec
rotary. Mrs. William Laird, New York;
treasurer, Miss Anna Bennett, Philadel-
phia.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07
CHARLES BROWN DISAPPEARS
Leaves His Wife Of six Months and
NnhnhN Can Tell Why.

Guthrie. o. T., Dec. s.-Charles Brown,
a prominent citizen OF western Okla
homa, living near independence left
home last week leaving a letter to his
wife saying he would never return. He
and Mrs. Brown have been married only
six months Mr. Brown IS 81 years old.
There has been no domestic discord and
his disappearance is considered mysteri-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07
Death orlIrs. Clarl, of tpthrie

Guthrie Q. 7. Dec 6.-Mrs. Clark. wife
of a. c. Clark. manager of the Guthrie
creamery, died last evening OF heart dis
ease. The remains were sent today TO
Wichita. the former home OF the decess sd
where the funeral viii be held tomorrow
aftArnncr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07

Ardmore. I. T, Dec. General Pleas
ant Porter was today at olmulsce IN
stalled as chlef of che Greek nation
There was uo demonstration on the para
o the fnli-eloods who had protested
sgainst General Porter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07
ELYNN WANTS SlONEY CLARKE
To he sent 90 Washington TO Help
Him Get statehood.

Guthrie. o. r. Dec. s-Dsiegats Flynn
has written a letter 20 sidney Clarke q
Oklahoma City. urging the statehood
committee 20 send Representative to
Washington % assist him IA getting stale
hood for Oklahoma Mt FLYNN states
further IN MS letter that he would prefer
to have the assistance II Ar. Clarke 40
the committees representative. because
OF his experience and the fact that he
aided IN securing statehood for Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07
Ask Your Laundress to Try 1t.

/ existing laws. might be transferred from
state court 70 the courts OF the United
1 states. and upon written request OF one %
! the parties 10 such action OF proceeding
/ fled in the proper court as now BY law
required; and in the absence % such re-
quest such cases shall be proceeded With
/ in the proper state courts
/ Section i2-Thst the constitutional con-
/ vention may. BY ordinance. provide for
/ the election OF officers for FUN state gov
I eminent, including members OF the legis-
J lature and two representatives IN the
Fffty-sixth congress: but said state gov
/ eminent shah remain IN allegiance until
/ the state shall be admitted into The union,
! as provided in this act. IN case the con-
stitution OF said proposed state shall he
ratified BY the people but not otherwise.
the legislature thereof may assemble. or
ganize, and elect Two senators OF the
! United States in the manner now pre-
scribed by the laws Of the United States.
and the governor and secretary Of state
OF said proposed STATE shall certify the
election OF the senators and representa-
tives in the manner required BY law. and
when such state is admitted into the
shall be entitled to he admitted TO seats
IN congress ana to all the rights an1
privileges Of senators and representatives
OF other states IN the congress % the
United States; and the officers OF the
state government formed in pursuance Of
said constitution, as provided by said
constitutional convention. shall proceed
20 exercise all the functions % such state
officers: and all laws OF said territory IN
force therein at the time 81 It's admission
into the union shall be IN force in s3ii
state. except as modified OF changed BY
this act or by the eoHetitution o. TIE
state and the laws Of the United states,
not locally inapplicable. shall have the
same force and effect within said state as
elsewhere within the United States.
Section 20-That ell acts or parts o.
acts ucoufict with the provisions o. this
act. whether passed by the legislature %
said territory or by congress. are hereby
repealed.
There Il stH uncertainty about tbs
United States district attorueyship toF
Oklahoma. scothoru and Sped are siill
formidable candidates and taere o. = ri-
NOR that Judge J. Z. strang f. n the
race. No determination will be made
soon, q Is thought.
Delegate Flynn has been indispozed for
a week. but has been cut and around the
last few days.
Most OF the visiting Oklahomsus are
gone and but few Kansas are IN town q
nresspt r. II. FANON.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07
NO FINE FRILLS FOR Mr.. 10
Indian School Superintendent Urges
Purely Practical Education.

washington, Dec. 6.-Miss Estelle Reel,
general superintendent of Indian schools,
in her annual report makes a strong plea
for compulsory education and advocates
strictly Industrial training for Indian
children. She says the Industrial branch
of the work should be forced to the
front and that literary instruction should
be narrowed to the simple, practical ele-
ments The educational outlook for the
Indians is painted as very encouraging
and better buildings and more facilities
for industrial training have been provid-
ed this year. The report urges a course
Of cooking, nursing. and economic house
keeping for girls, making them home
makers in the highest sense, and farm
ing, stockraising and the useful trades
should be added to the common branches
taught the boys. During the year 23SIS
miles were Travelled by Miss Reel in her
field WORK.
TO CURE LA GRIPPE IN TWO DAYS
Take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07

Most OF the visiting oklahomsns are
gone and but few Kansas are IN town q
present r. H. FAXON.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07
TO CURE LA GRIPPE IN TWO DAYS

Take Laxative -Bromo Qunine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II it fails
to cure. Z. w. Groves signature is on
each box. Csc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07
CHANGES

Continued from First Page.)
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07

Delegate Flynn has been iadisposed for
a week but has been out and around the
last few days.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07

rcssaas~l q Tassa FsEs ,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07

He that lives we'll Is not ignorant"
He knows that Hoods Sarsaparilla will
keep him in health.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02

erlng the moisture till II strikes ,hs ...s
IN the form Of hail stone. ~
u air is thrown upward in one n,,..
ny the force OF the electric currents n,h..
~. air must come down in some other nlaca
nus uown pouring air is very cold ha.
oa,,t ensct OF eondensing the atmosphere.
causing thunder showers. and his con-
uensing generates large quantities NJ s,sc
ui v hence the thunder storm
ihe ioiK lore says II is moor wind
snes uoues no good. The tornado and hail
storm years are not wholly had rha,.
are usually good crop years. Magnetis,,, -
lne ne principle OF vegetation ana M
v.ops are Always more vigorous In tornado
s 'i, Drouth has less effect when ,he
sns magnetic forces are over active
anu vegetation grows with Srea,lv ~
creased vigor. eN"'' ii-
lnere are drouths, however in tornado
years severe drouths, but usually CON
nheu 10 smaller territories. Where win
,nese tornadoes, hail storms and savsra
ioeai urouths occur are problems that ara
% sleat interest ut this time and will bs
discussed in future bulletins.
na' my forecasts may be better under.
a,'S Su anu nat the study OF the climate
ana weather changes may be farilitated :
nave divided he United States and Gan
ada into nine districts.
me Mississippi river and The extension
oi IT'S line northward through Canada
nl"kes TWO divisions which may be known
rs east aud west, meaning east OF thar
north and south line or west of H.
BY adding Mason's and Dixon's line
running from Norfolk, Va. TO the north
inc OF New Mexico, divides all the con-
tlnent east of the Rockies into fo,,r d,s.
lrlcts. The southwest is called west splf.
sontheast east gulf; northwest is west
central and northeast, including Ohio val
icy ana great lakes is called east central
Inc Allegheny mountains and Atlantis
coast north OF Mason's and Dixon's line
10 caiieu North Atlantic The Rocky noun
tain district includes all those monrtairs
otah basin includes Utah, Nevada ana
arizona The other two are North Pacific
slope and South Pacific slope.
WIZ nave map printed giving the
boundaries of these districts and furnish
1t free to all subscribers to this paper.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02
BARNES CHALLENGES.
Willing to Tackle KeoSh or sber-
man Mt Pool


Dallas. Texas. March 31.-Sam Barnes O,
Dallas today issued the following challenge
to either Worlds Champion Jerome Keogh
of Scranton. Pa, or Frank Sherman OF Wash.
iIgton. d. c.. who recently defeated
keogh in match in Washington: l will play
Mr.. Keogh or Mr.. Sherman q match at con-
tinuous pool. 300 balls. $50 balls in Dallas and
$50 balls in New York or Washington, ac-
cording to which man the match is made
with; $50 balls per night for three nights In
each half of the match: the play in the East
TO be on 5XlO tables. or any other size nay
opponent may choose; the play in Dallas to
be on 4xS tables: the stake to be $3.50 or
$500 a side, as my opponent may Prefer: / will
allow my opponent 500 to cover expenses to
Dallas. he TO allow me the same amount for
the Eastern trip. | am ready TO post a for
felt of 800 with Manager MrIlhenny of the
Oriental hotel. or any responsible Eastern
person my opponent may nams to bind the
match. II the challenge is accepted and the
match made. I suggest that II be PLAYED next
fall. the Dallas end early In October, during
the Texas State--far and race meeting the
Eastern end to be played Just before or after.
according to mutual agreement.
Sam Barnes,
Champion of the South at Continuous Pool.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02

federation this year should bring the re j..
ceipt for the fee that was sent with their
application for membership which viii
serve as credentials
g. general invitation is extended TO
all club members. not delegates. to attend
the annual meeting in Galveston They
Will not be entitled to entertainment. hut
may attend all the regular meetings. Rates
AT the hotels have been made for all those
who desire to take advantage Of This IN :.
vltation, varying from SIPS to $3.50 A
Jay, according to whether one or two oc-
oupy rooms.
D. Reduced rates have been arranged
Tor on all the Galveston terminal lines
VIZ: Missouri, Kansas and Texas. Inter-
rational and Great Northern, Houston and
IeNas Central, and Gulf, Colorado and
santa te, and this insures rates on all
ilnes connecting with them of one and
third fares. Each delegate, when buy
ing her ticket for Galveston, should OBJ
tam from the local agent certificate
showing that she has paid the regular
one-way fare TO Galveston. The certificate
VIII not be honored If dated prior to April
- except on the Gulf, Colorado aud Santa
re, which set the limit on the 2Sd. The
Certlncate must be turned over to Mrs. J
w. Hale acting corresponding secretary.
VINO VIII sign II and have it signed and
stamped by the joint agent Of the roads
IN Galveston. When thus signed and
when presented not later than twenty
-FOUR hours after the adjournment of the
meeting this certificate will insure tho
DELEGATE rate of one-third fare return
ing home Persons will not be able to Sc
cure this reduction unless they bring with
them the certificate from their local agent.
3. All club members may In the same
way take advantage of the reduced rates.
The hotel rates secured for delegates are
as follows
fremont $3.50 per day; Washington. So
per day, two in room first floor: Wash
iDgton, $3.50 per day. two in room second
moor; Hotel Grand, $3.50 per day; Hotel
Grand, VIE per day, two in room.
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FORECASTS BY FOSTER.
Explanation Of the Cause of the Tornadoes Wb;c,
1A Are Usually Accompanied by Hail Storms

:. Joseph. NO, April -tCopyrightcd,
go By ". 4. Foster-)--My last bulletin
,orecasts Of the storm wave to cross
s,ntinent from 9TH to 9th and the next
~ ~, reaeh the Pacific coast about 10th,
80 west OF Rockies country by close OF
Xxx great Central valleys 18th to 18th,
Eastern states 18th
wsrm wave will cross west OF Rockies
VIZ, about 10th, great Central valleys
l.. u.. rscst OF Rockies country about 18th.
qus central valleys 18th, Eastern States
i1ih. :, ,ha week ending
arril II will average above ON Pacific
= - below in the West Gulf States and
w. VII Central valleys, above in the East
~, states and about normal in North At
lantic States
~, 1909 would be year OF great ex-
sssn,ss in weather and particularly so in
reference to Tomatoes.
q. ,ornado years these destroyers begin
!, the Southern States early in the year
"a gradually work northward, reaching
~ northernmost points in June or July.
IA tornadoes of March, 1907, occurred
s-ncipally in the Southern States, but
mrs,ally tn q. that occur about last week
!. Anril and first week in May strike not
~ from the 10th parallel of nsAitude.
Tornado years are usually nail storm
.,sys The forces In the tornado, the thun.
~ storm and the hail storm are very sim
isr and the hail storm will be a fire.
susnt visitor this year at its old haunts.
n some parts of the country hail storms
.rs ouite destructive to crops and for the
IRONS Of 1899 this feature should be con-
sidered.
| r,leh unbalanced or overcharged and In
ssskIng an equilibrium the electric forces
,rs thrown off into space from the earth
inward through the atmosphere, forming
| ne low barometers.
This upward moving and whirling cleo
,rr force constitutes the destructive ele-
mems OF the tornado, and carries the
moist air far upward into the cold, where
i II freezes and, falling back, keeps gath
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02
great offer in white and colored p. X.

70 aeatn
sun ngan eaheB
sal non
pt O 0yaSwo sfroly
Bedford Oh
o yards
70
gna0a for
20 above Pque roher
<
lw price
BDe iSo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02

Hemmed Beached Sheets, full size, sell at Soc, IN.
ony '..'.'.. ........ ,....... ~
Ladies Ottoman Silk String Ties in new blue, pink light
blue, garnet, white and black SATIN -
sell at soc, only Observation-Disclosures. Zoe
100 dozen Pure Linen Bleaehed Satin Danask 10
Napkins, "a size, worth IFS dozen, only -. voc
10000 yards Fancy Organizes, SwisseS and Batstes,
worth from &c to zoe per yard; you'll find these @ .
on counters in middle of dress goods aisle at 80. OF
$50 dozen Ladies Purses of all descriptions with COM
blnatlon card case, worth not less than soc and n
some higher than that, at only .,..,......... zoe
4onch Sheer Apron Lawn, henstcfed and tucked, m
worth 25e and CSC yard, only ............. i1C
Yardwide Tafeta Skirt Lining, sells at toc yard,
only ''.'.....''.'' ....,.... ~
Real French Ogandy pure white and all colos he1 -
kind all stores advertise at SC yard our price lI1C
Solid Colored Lawns, in pink, light blue red law =
ender Nile, navy and black io-yard dress pattern00C
Ladies' Half Dollar Sailor Hat ~
dt oiny '.......... ~CN
Silk Yelling Chenille Dot, sells at 25c yard, ~
Ladies Satin Hose Supporters, with side be Or.
all colors, sell at 5oc only ...............,..LO zoe
Ladies' Linen Crash Suits, worth 800, 40
only 49, ''...''..' .''..-... ......,...... iTO
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Just received.

A new line Of Black Crspon skirts.
which we sell al the same prices that
others sell the material alone.
Black Crepon skirts. tailor made.
buttoned back. others sell the material
alone for $500 our price, 90
already made, only .............. UI JU
Black Crepou skirts clustered effect.
worth ll0.o0 e 90
at ..s....ss s.tssssss..ssss.sss.-. SlOO
See our line of Crepon Skirts.
at 81. 80, ss.9s, q 40
and only ..........,......,,...... UE-fu
n, sof,a P; .is g. &C. =. so 6ag skirts. 998
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SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK.

Indigo Blue Prints sell at SC yard %
10 yards for Observation-Disclosures 9C
Shifting Prints for boys shirts, IN
sell 1t Sc yard, 10 yards for. ........ L9C
Turkey Red Fancy Prints for wrappers ~.
sell at SC yard, 10 yards for ...,.......... Z9C
Yard-wde Cambria Muslin sells at toc yard, N
10 yaras Tor ....'...'..... f1@
Fancy Figured Lawns, sell at SC yard, ar
10 yards for Observation-Disclosures. zoe
Short lengths 1914 Sheetng, sells at i5c yard, or.
sheet length tor... ...................,.. LOC
Yard-wde Bleached Domestic sells at SC yard, ~
40 yards for.. ..t........ ................. O1S
Hemstitched Sheets, sell at 6oc, Or
Pure Linen Dresser Scarfs coored center ringed,
with drawn work, worth soc each, only ,...... zoe
White, Black and Navy Duck for skirts, sells all @.
over the city al 1oc and i21c yard, only .... OF
Beaded Fan Chains, in pearl coral and combination IN .
OF STEEL jet and amber worth soc each, only l1C
1000 pairs Real Kid Gloves, all black and white n
with black stitching, worth LIS pair, at .... O1C
Ladies' Gauntlet Driving and Bicycle Gloves, A.
worth 75c and 100 pair, only. ............ fSC
4o-inch White India Linon, yards will make dress,
worth SC to &c yard, not more than 10 yards to Z
customer, per yard, only. ..................OC
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black silks.

We are little overlooked in Black
silks and have mado tho following cut in
prices:
22-inch Black Taffeta. all silk, CGn
marked zoe per yard, at only. uJG
22-ineh Black Taffeta. all silk, real fine
lnster worth CSC yard. EQo
at only Observation-Disclosures. JOG
27-inch extra heavy Black Taneta, the
Kind that sells everywhere at QQn
'lfS yard, at only......,....... JOG
500 yards Black Brocaded eros Grain. for
skirts. sold al 75c yard, A0o
reduced TO only ...,......+........ fJU
Black Brocaded Satin Duchesse and TAT
ieta, al silk. sold az sl.00 yard, Coz
reduced 70 ......................-. UuU
Plain Black All silk Satin Duchesse, sold
AT SIC q yard. E1n
reduced to ........s......... JJC
Plain Black All silk Satin Duehesso. "a
Inches wide, marked si.O0 yard, Coz
reduced 10 ,-.....s....+...s.-..+-. OJV
i9-lnch Black All silk Satin Luxor ana
Peau de Sole, sold at sl.oo yari. Coz
now only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VuV
y0rineh Black All SILK Satin Luxor ana
Pean de Sole. sold at s1.25 on
yard now onfy ..,,,..,...,-.,,,-. uuI
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bIeacI,ed napkins.

200 dozen "a Bleached Satin Damask Nap
kins, worth Sl,50 O doben. 90,
az only ....,,,....,.,,,,,.,.,.,. UUl
200 dozen lluck and Damask All Line
Towels, marked Doc, $50 and oOo 0E,
each, at only ..............,...,. ZJl
100 dozen Fringed Napkins. white and col
at only Observation-Disclosures. HJl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02

Long Skirt Chemises, embroidered yoke.
lace edge and embroidered runle. fQn
worth 75c, at only ......-...i..... TOo
Skirt Chemists embroidery or lace yoke.
embroidery or lace runle aud both Y Or
square neck. worth N.25 Ihn
at .-..-s.. ..++..s.-.. ..+....t....+s wv
Cambria and Lawn Skirt Chemises
Handsomely trimmed, worth QUr
$50 al olly ............+.....,... WV
muslin underskirts.
Muslin Underskirts. with Cambria rum.
sell at SOC 1Qn
uLi1 .sss+s---.sssf.f-s-ss stttfFff ~~N
Muslin Underskirts. double Cambria and
Lace umbrella rufile. worth 63c. GHc
at only Observation-Disclosures. TOV
Muslin Understands. double umbrella
5-lnch embroidered runle
worth slo0. EUR
az only ...........,......-.- ++..... WV
20 dezen Muslin Undsrskifts, some are
with RULES ValencleuAes Lace. others
with 9-incn embroidery rutle, and some
with 2 rows insertion and wide .enbroid-
cry ruifle. meme IN lot worth less than
81 .3s. and many as high as
81 80 and sl15. QIr
your choice AZ ....-,....-..s,+.-.. WV
See the line OF $3.50. $500 800 Undrr-
skirts that NO are selling at SIS. IL
s-,Se and only .S.....,.',-''.ff''.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02

$50 dozen Ladies' Fast Color Percale
Waists. Numbered collars and 0hr
cuffs. worth zoe. at only ....,.. LuG
so dozen Percale Waists. 3 rows lace. In
sorting, bias tucked. very mob Gun
by patterns. worth 81 co. at -. UJG
Pink and Blue Percale Waists. rows
bias tucks, very stylish. 0Qo
Pink and Blue Peroale Waists, 10 rows
tuck covering with blouse. 40
worth $500, at ................... itfu
White Lawn Waists. rows tucks. very
sheer and pretty. worth $3.50, on
at ..,.'.'.. .....-..,.....s...,..... WV
White Lawn Waists. s rows blue and pink
tucks, worth $500, 40
at '''''.s'' .'.''-''.'.''......s... 'Fo
White Lawn Waists. entire blouse Of all
over embroidery. worth s2.J5. Qq
at only Observation-Disclosures. IUU
White Lawn Waists. entire blouse shirred
and tucked. with pearl studs. OF
worth $3.50. at .................. iIJO
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Infants caps.

In this line, too. we can assure you
biz saving from millinery store prices.
Infants pimity Caps. lfln
White Lawn open Worked Embroidery
Caps, fan plsating, edged with 0En
lace, worth Zoe, at...--....-....,. Eue
Lawn Caps. French tucked. valenclennes
edge trimming, 9En
worth soc. at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. UJU
Real fine Embroidered and French Tucked
Gaps trimmed IN footing or Valenciennes
lace, with ribbon and embroi- d0n
derry. worth 75c, at ....,......... fJI
chlldren's silk Hats. trimmed In silk lace.
ribbon and plated gauze, OQo
worth Sl.vN, az ...-tf...,.,.,.-...- uuv
Chlldrens Poke Bonnets shlrred Swiss,
ruined and trimmed In lace, in white.
pink and blue, f1On
worth $1.5Q, at only .............. JOG
Remnants OF White Lawn al half price.
Remnants OF nne White Pique at half
price.
Remnants of Wash goods at half price.
white goods bargains.
1000 yards White real sheer Persian
Lawn. worth loo yard. a.
5000 yards White real sheer Perslan Lawn.
zoe quality, f0In
72-inch White French orgsndy. 8 yards
VIII make Dress positively the Kind ~
stores advertise At SO yard l7n3
our price only +--.s... ~
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drawers.

so dozen Muslin Drawers umbrella ruffle.
trimmed Ia embroidery.
worth SOC 70 50e pair 0hn
at only acknowledgements. LJb
Cambria Umbrella Drawers Lawn runle.
2-inch palenciennes lace lnEertion and
4-inch NGlenciennes ruifle.
worth zoe pair IQn
AZ only .-'sfrs+ss-.s,s..+s....s-. FSs
Muslin Drawers. 1o-inch Embroidery. UNI
brelia ruffle. worth o0e pair. hQn
az only .-r....s.+.-.....ss-s..-ls Wv
3 dozen Umbrella Drawers. 6 tucks and
embroidery ruffle worth HOO. Coz
az -sss---.f .st.s4..s- .+....s-..f.... w"
% dozen Lawn. Cambria aud Muslin
Drawers. wide umbrella RULES. some
are trimmed IN embroidery. others ia
lace. ranging IN price as follows:
n.2j. 81 80. 81 As and 81 SO pair. on
choice OF the lot only ............ Jul
percale wrappers.
Is dozen Percale Wrappers. worth nQn
i5c q. only .-...,t,s,.+.,-....... wv
% dozen Peroale Wrappers. nicely Tn
braided worth si.00, At only. IJb
IL dozen PereaIe Wrappers braided and
RULED. worth Sl.50. oar
AZ .-.,....s. ..s..a.......+,...-'.s Wv