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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
JARRETT A. HOBART
1899.

~ n. Y. Nov. 22.-goy. Roose.
4 ~, \, a. = PROCLAMATION today on the
~, siee President Hobart. order
az on all State buildings be
,su must US a mark OF respect
wi TIE funeral services, The
salt Of Mr.. Hobart:
public servant of tried
~ sllinlefs integrity. who,
"a once, eNertcd an influence
! r,i,otV ne extent OF which In
! lsns'si py those who had been
M ,s with him. New York
{r,I,. we rest OF the nation In
4 l',h ~ Ices and paying homago
Hsh character"
I,i \, Nov. 2l-Tho flag over the
r, s,a,sp embassy here today was
IN Gsas tribute OF respect TO
! Il NJ ~, a. Hobart. Vice Prcsl-
n N !on, Nov, ss.-The dlploma,lo
ID mvl,anlhktun IN not 10 bo for.
N W. W. y, 70 attend IN. funeral Of
SA,t.W PRESIDENT. a study Of m,
|sviS,,iln such cascs being asa,ns,
n won They viii receive .ach
IHtb,.r,'c announcing the demise N
H. n,,, orders VIII 10 out today
On a oass department to the com.
~ a,.a,oefs OF the naval sta,lnn,
h, i lnS,a bnoai 10 observe Tie rors
ln,tiNal'i In the pr,sIdan,,.
ts1sassoss o. Yesterday respeetins
|iss,lsestl n'.at-arms Of the Senate
is Nv WIG .. WIN attend The funer"t'
; b ", mat purpose at the FIN
!fs4 j A,5 New York, on sn,,,da~
M" 'anrleh, Allison, bacon '' i,an.
~ nevsrldge. Bmrowa. ciar,,
b. ra,sal.t sMontJ. Coelrell. en-
fe,iss,,o pepew, FaIrbanks. For a
b nv nv. Frye. Gallinger UnIa
'sA iHiin.sofough. Harris, Haylnv
u, Keaosar Jones tArlx, " .JonS,
/. Men sn, Kenny, Kyle. iinasa x'
n. Nesnlas Mcl.aurin. MeMIilan
-''As Penrose, Plat Coma.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

The hearing OF th, police court cases
developed u solitary and forlorn
drunk In the person of ID. c. Mathis. a
railroad man,
"Dmnlkg'
"Oh. I took little too much"
"oVcfcAtlmatcd your capacity. ehf'
yep. but Il is my trst oftense. your
honor"
"woll. 40. and don't let 1t occur
again"
Mathis gave vent TO gasp OF relief
and ambled towards the door.
Jack Strom and j, jacobson. who
were released on s. bail this morning.
failed to materlallze. accordingly the
SO was declared forfeited,
The ease against Mrs, Dudley for
keeping dog without a license was
dismissed on the motion Of the prosoou-
ting attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
PAT 0'C0NNER HELD.


After the heavy day Of yesterday
there was comparative calm In the
police court this afternoon.
Pat o'conner was nrraigned for en-
tcring room No. 10 In Fords hotel and
stealing some clothing, the property OF
G. +. Hoover, n boaIder at tina, hostel
~. lie pleaded not guilty to the charge
of housebrcaklng and the hearing was
set Tor two o'clock tomorrow afternoon
In default OF $3.50 bonds, he was COM
mitted To the custody u the sheriff
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

s.eh p .iA st.,l 1,..
siu. than kindly
S S @ y s - - = t:y ~ e. IL ss. s:'t 4 ss
Also how much tAs Tie esst psss ere
~ ohssEsss ali plantsr
Or Own sse.see Of sided II. almost Of
os @ % & = % . @ :,s't :, ,,f % e . % e II s -: " ca.
veil to furnh and exact capable service point
1ss $ s;;s a ~ : e: : '
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million
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so.s tAs A..atssss planting trees preference. 70 3 and
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The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

WHEREAs. ASsON r. JoHNsoS. THIN
w oi Weber G. unity. Utah. ~ .n the nrt da
of Aprii. A. D. tsst, by his certain dc~d Z trust
" tha. date, wLich deed . trust ~ss duly r..
cixhth day II April. A. %. isi. In b-.k 10 of the
c'~x., +" 10 III. hartford T. an .,,d fri., G.mp..
w. . corporation duly .rsuisrd and existing
., der Tie i.w- % q s ss'ts - -, .f.'. Tn. t, rs ,.
qasrt..r IL setion nir-'n us) In tosnsi'ip nft,-
one GID north. IN !anxe eleven nl west 81 The
or water rights thereto lrI nginx ar ii any wisr
nppr rtaining, aud t,vrfher with alt building-
= gn,T' siair Of csi.rssia. which sad c.,,ysy.
auce was made IN trust tn secure the payment of
b.. CERTAIN, proinisosy n's das-d APT, MIS- .s.,.
able u the ofdsr VI John ". bsrrw.. AMI due
April htst 1924 with interest," thereon, as eapssss
In said note: aud
Whereas. said deed Of trust provides that In
case Of default IN the Payment OF sad note. ~
any part thereof. or interest thereon. according
~ ~ nv 81 ,hr s,,v.msnt. "r srr1rcni. therein,
then and ~ that cas-. the who of ~ d pripciIai
sum and Interest shall nnd may at once ueeosnc
trustee tu s-il aud rpN Of aid preintsrs aud
all the ght, ti,e benefit aud ~.pity 81 rsem,p-
thrrein At public auct ON az the Trrinout street
entrance ~ the Arap~hoe c.sifty c.n'rt hous. In
.,s s e'y ,,r ~ r"ic Inn h%vns Sssn s,r
" ihe time of >,es sale by aaNcrtisrlnenl la tine
~ the news pap-s~ .. that time published sA.d
county "f belts. and
whereas default has been made In the pay.
ment 81 - d note now past dus. and interest NC
ciued thereon Subsequent is November hrss.
IsyI, and IN payment of taxes as>esr' 4 sK .iN-t
Md preat~sr ior the N,ars irya. ispi iAs.. isS,
and iry'. advanced and laid by the holder Of
said note.
Now therefore. at tho request II the l~Eal hold.
or NJ saiL note. pul'lic Witicr 10 hrrr,'y given
thai The Hartford Loau and Trust Cdmpin
tria ee. will by vituc of the auth nifty In u vest
ri by yaid trust deed, oti
TUESDAY. THr TwENTy.FIRsT DAY OF
MARCH. a. b. isyv.
st 10 o'clock In the n'srnosn NJ said dav. at the
fremont strret entrance. ii he Arap~ho~ county
court lS'usr. IN tie c,ty ot Denver. ,s,inty u
ArApalioe aud ststs of Color sio, seli tie anove
dsscnbed premises and sil the right, tic. irpe-
n and equity ~ r-drmI'tn'r of said An.on n
Johnsw, his h~irs and a-eipns therein. st public
surtissn. for the h hwheas aud h~st price the -amr
will bring IN tas. for the psir,rr~ II paying aid
note. taSes Wnd tHicrrrt AMI the coats and
pen-ss u executing this trist.
Dat~d At Denver. Colorado. February =, Iso9.
TIE HARTFORD LOAN AND TRUST COM
PAM. by JoHS W bAhRowa v,cc-i'rrs-
dent
Irlsst rub. Feb ic: las: Narrh u. iaasJ
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

STARK BROS !9esse6aaRbs =
lots. 70 a,t No. Rsps Ds ast sp.ne osS
~ s. and s.s. :ss e. s, ~.
s Uas nh % We ss @ u
vis. you e'oo
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until List Be s
EASY ts s1s :o 81
GIT gs CLIl .st ns. s ~; Get .ss q @
We RAx Ikt a. G !Gtf @ @ = F .a Il 81 s @
FREIGHT YR APPLE bought at 1000 rate
sof but go pacing ess
prevents eoh a'.s - ".sn.e
Wass. re which may fail E 40 E @ ~ @,snx
price. 0an 0mS 49,
~es r ss ss 70 s 1 p 10 sS 10 s etc. . ~
"a xE S IT, 81 r.
5a sss.s
best inss
transit reh free oeSA n0 rsaaosy
= = 5:, g .,i- s Sss aas s''.
= '' A" ''-.'''
all
Xxx Hs.;, ID q iass- Z: ~ 81: = IS s = = $ $ mas:
ONE.yR. Apple ny x 81. %
free Ir n:s pres
s:: ,s .s :S.h. .1 ss : S:s. %
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:ssS ei :.s::
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The Delta independent., 1899-03-03
.aA2gtant


Of orchards We know
apples handle the bulk
what kinds will take NewhAlb
Of see J,
we'll
mc.M
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03
Nelson Bros, Props.


Urfi@~ and headquarters nj tho Delta Fruit aud
rru<it~e to. Leave AL orsi~rs there.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03
ORNAMENTAL TREES, ROSES, Ps:s es:l

ss::. :.a o!.si.. .ss: CIV : E ::fD:::
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-05-19
THE CITIZEN FREnERNk Mp FRIDAY MORNING MAY 10 1879
DEER PARK HOTEL,
Deer Park, Md.
Most Delightful Summer Re-
sort of the Al1egenies.

Swept by mountain breezeS.
$500 feet above sea level. Alb
solutely free from malaria, hay
fever and mosquitoes. On Main
Line of Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road. Hotel and Cottages.
Every modern convenience.
Rooms en- suite with bath. Elec-
trio Light, Elevator, Turkish
Baths, two large Swimming Pools,
Golf Links, Tennis Courts, Bowl
ing Alleys, Magnificent Drives,
Complete Livery Service, Annap
oils Naval Academy Band. De-
lightful cottages Furnished for
housekeeping if desired), ready
for occupancy June LIST. Hotel
open from June "a to September
30.
For rates and information ad-
dress ID. G. Jones, Manager, b.
& o. Building, Baltimore, Md,
until June 10. After that time,
Deer Park. Garrett County, Md.
may 12-12t.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-05-19
CORSETS.

This stock in our store is almost a store
in itself comprising the most popular sellers
of ThompSon's " Glove Fitting, "R & g."
Royal Worcester Warmers" the i'm
ported up. d. and the good sense Ferris
Waists Notwithstanding the large stock
already on hand we have added two new
numbers that will hold their positions
from the start
1st-Is the New Summer Nainsook -
Corset at $1.00. This is very light in
weight beautiful shaped corset and one
that bids fair to meet with ready sale. All
sizes
2nd.-New Corset is Il superior number
in point Of workmanship and quality of
material put in it-having been produced
especially lor stout and large figures. An
examination Of this Corset will convince
you OF lis real merit; being beautifully
made Of English Coutil Jeanes and strongly
put together. In large sizes only, 2l to 80
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-05-19
PERHAPS YOU'RE A MATTOI
Probability That You Arc One and Don't
Know 1t.

Perhaps you don't know what a
"mattoid" is. Shortly, he is a sane
man with claims to genius. but possess.
ed of some marked popularity that in
clines one to doubt of his complete
sanity.
There have been sane men of genius
and mad men of genius-the latter pre-
ponderate-but mattoid forms a link
between the two.
According to Lombrosso, the great
criminologist, mattoids are more fire.
quent among men than women. and the
classes where they most abound are the
literary, artistic and religious.
Preference for coored inks, just as
also fondness for special words or
phrases, marks a man as a mattoid,
If such a sign is true it is perhaps a lit
tie hattering to ones vanity to think
that such an eccentricity may be proof
OF latent genius hitherto unsupported,
The commOnest variety of mattoid is
the "graphomaniac," otherwise the
confirmed scribbler. The man who
spolls ream after ream of paper in
writing of nothing in particular, who
writes in feeble, formless style and
showers marks of exclamation as from
a pepper boX-such is mattoid. MANY
women writer's and minor poets come
under this head.
1t is reassuring to know that the
"graphOmaniac, however abnormal
his literary productions, is found to
nave normal Uranium and physiog-
nomy.
Personal preoccupation and aggress-
i've egotism are bad signs. But because
Whitman, Rosseau, Musset and De-
Quincy wrote much of themselves.
and did not always veil their various
personalities under the editorial we"
1t seems little rude, not to saw harsh
TO call them mattOids. Wagner. under
the influence OF peculiar mood. af-
hrmed that he could not work if he
ana not have in his room a red fam
lngo mat. Could he have realized
without intention Of punning) that
such trait was mattoidal?
Peter the Great, when he was in
England, often sat up till in the
morning with Lord Caermarthen.
drinking brandy, and pepper! Never
theless, he invariably rose at 4.
The fact that Napoleon could not
pass through a street without counting
all the windows would certainly earn
for him the esteem of most eccen-
tries.
But it is not necessary to 60 on emu
merating historical instances of &C.
centricity. Let the reader look around
among his or her circle of friends and
snow an exaggerated fondness for de-
tall, passion for animals or an ir-
repressible fancy for punning. All
these are in danger of developing into
mattoids.
Collectors of stamps or old shoes in
ventors of weird drinks-such as COR
gonzola and bay rum-and especial-
~ inveterate "scorchers," all are NOR
bid subjects.
The man who went mad in his eP-
forts to walk on the ceiling like a Av
was mattoid of the very deepest dive
In fact, any degree of excessive orig
inallty is dangerous thing in a coun-
Try where the eyes of the law look with
suspicion upon all who are not unite
ordinary. though in these DAYS of self
advertisement it is hard to find peonIe
VINO are "ordinary"-everybody is so
clever. 40 o.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-05-19

The origin of saying as clean =,
whistle is ascribed to the "wb qs 4
tankard" of olden times, in which ~ :
whistle came into play when the TN .le
ard was emptied or cleared ont ,,HA A
announce to the waiter that NOR u, 70
quor was required. IL
There are 672 known volcanoes /.
the world, of which 270 are active. On On
In America. "a in Asia, 20 in Af,';o o'
Java has 100, of which 2S are acti iUa
In New Zealand, within an area of 1 re;
miles, there are 69, ranging from ios
feet to 900 feet in height. Nv
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-05-19

In Nagasaki, Japan, there is a fir.
works maker who manufactures nvro
technic birds of great size that. wboS
exploded, sail in lifelike MANN,
through the air, and perform MAJ
movements exactly like those of liyins
birds. The secret of making tbaos
wonderful things has been in the mo-.
session of the eldest child of the famiir
of each generation for more than fony
hundred years.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-05-19

him upon the recommendation of
Gen. Jackson, the promotion to
a brigadier generalship, his brig
AIDE being constituted Of the
Seventh Regiment, Col. l.. l..
LomaX, Twelfth Regiment, Col.
A. W. Harmon aud a battalion
commanded by Lieutenant-Col.
&. \. White. During this re.
treat not a gun, wagon or scarcely
a man or prisoner did jackson
lose. 1t was A>hby'S watchful
skill and courage that protected
them, and when night came he
was generally ON the picket line
in sight Of the Federal campfreS.
When reinforced by Gen. EWcll,
jackson conceived thc second
stage Of brilliant military move
ment, crushing Banks and cap
turing large portion Of his men
and material, it was AShby who
executed some OF the most diff
cult parts of the work. Again.
when jackson was on the retreat,
with Fremont closing in behind
from the west at StrasbUrg. and
Mcdowell and Shields in front
from the east. with Banks and
LanderS pressing from behind,
jackson again turned to Ashby
for assistance, nor did he turn in
vain.
Barely passing between Ere
mont and Mcdowell at StraSburg,
unless JackSon's rear had been
well protected the retreat must
have been so hurried as to have
forfeited many of the spoils from
the campaign. He scarcely left
his saddle from Winchester until
the army was safe, and Jackson's
immense trains had been placed
beyond the river at Port Repub-
lie.
1t was during this campaign
that he performed one of his most
daring exploits. AT one time
when Banks was falling back and
the COnfederates were pressing
him closely, Ashby would follow
and charge the Federals with his
men as the ROckbridge Artillery
poured in their fire. At one time
he was riding abreast of 800 Fed
eral infantry, who were passing
along a turnpike. In an instant
he wheeled his horse. and leaping
the fence with drawn sword, cut
his way through them; then
wheeling repeated the daring act
second time. Riding up to the
standard bearer, he tore the col.
ors from his grasp and hurled
him to the earth. The soldiers
were so amazed at this desperate
act that not a weapon was raised
against him. Over sixty of them
whom he cut off laid down their
arms, and sat down at his COM
mand in a corner of the fence,
where they remained until his
men came up to take them in
charge. The flag was that of
Vermont regiment. A few days
after Mr.. Boteler asked jackson
of the exploit He mOdestly drew
the flag from his breast pocket
and presented it to him. 1t was
presented by the latter to the Ii
brary of the State at Richmond.
A week after the incident, fate
had destined that the clodS of the
valley should be nigh to the
breast of the gallant son who had
so bravely breasted the storm of
war in defence of beloved Vir-
ginia. 1t was on the outskirts
of Harrisonburg, in the centre of
the great valley, almost equally
distant from The historic and
tragic Harper's Ferry at its en-.
trance and peaceful Salem at its
close.
Continued on page g..
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-05-19

The reason blow on the ear NAV
do irreparable injury is tat the air
being driven suddenly and violently
against the drum of the ear, might run.
ture the membrane and cause incurab.
deafness. The ears should never he
pulled nor meddled with in any way ex.
cept to WASH them in the gentlest man.
ner, the orifice being cleansed with !,
fold Of the washcloth rolled into it'll,
zone.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-05-19
1lssssFiEE lLPgI1FH5TSi

railroad with his rider ~ ba
was oy4rt,Len hy tL. nnomv 1nd
va. shot hnatnn and brnisod and
lnfr for dead aftrr bo,iro racniy
ed - dozen wonnLs lie wa.
foupd several hnurs latter and his
strouq ,it,Iity Ennt linn aliyn ror
nnarl, q Wool. tbnuoh comr.IInd
IN Inc horne from fine srnua nf Tho
conflict for more tbar Mills oy.r
fine mountain. nm two Iimhnr
bicEori.. on fine .houldDrs of two
orbis mon in j blanket donlInd
and srsrrudrd ,rom tL.ya r,I..
He received ever, attrntiop
lint nj, vouds moved fatal liz
WA, burird i'm fine broutiful In
diam Nouud Cr,uete,,.at pomuc,.
ON fine .l,h of .Inl, lSGI
Duriuo fine enforcement or hi.
brother. Turner Nshhy started M
the railroad Il, hi, aid. but in
pa>>iua aInu.r fine river bank his
force was fired mon from KpIlpy's
Island. i'm the north branch Of
the Potomac. This island Law at
the distance of some sixty odd
feet from the Virginia bank and
at thar time was tbirlly covered
with timber ana heavy under.
growth Here in ambush law AZ
it was afterwards known. about
forty Indiana troops and fifty
of Merley'S branch rifcmcu-
MARYLAND Union men of the Vi.
cinity-woodmcn. skilled in the
use of the rifle and many of them
desperate men. After receiving
the fire of the enemy. Ashbv and
his gallant little band of eleven
plunged into the water that took
their horses to the breast and
charged the island. After a
brief but sharp engagement the
FederalS DISPERSED in every direr.
ton. 1t has been stated that no
less than forty shots were directed
at Turner Ashbv ON this occasion.
but both he and his horse escaped
uniniured. and nerved by the
news of his brothers fate he
Sabered or shot no less than five
of his foes in a hand .to.hand con.
fict.
From the date of his brother
death the life of Turner Asbbv
underwent A comnIete chance
He always wore a sad smile after
that tragic day. and his own life
became more solemn and earnest
until the moment that fate had
decreed that his brilliant career
Should close with the same TRAGIC
fate that had ended tbe carear Of
his brother
..Asbbv" said q lady friend
SpeaLino If him after tLis nnriod
lis now a derotcd Dou" his ba
hayior AT his brotber's crave nc
described bv one who was nrosant
was most tourbipo He stood
over the crave and tating III,
brotber's sword brokn II and
throw il into tho ononinn closnod
his hands and looked inward as
if in restoration and then nres
sine his Inns a. if in the bitter
ness If priaf wbiIo a tear rnllnd
down his check be turnad Win
ont word monntod bis har~o
and rode ovav
In snnol,inG Of pichord Aslh,,.
death in a Iettor 70 his sistor
Mrs Noncnre Col A,hhr wrota
81 had rather il boon myself
He WINS vonnger and had ono
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-05-19

ARTICLE ~EcoNp-Coatmged
II was hlIt short time after
me arrival OF captain A>hby at
liaiptf 5 Ferry With his cavalry,
ina, ne was placed III command
al ROM oil Rocks by General
Joi,>'on' supported by Captain
H. W 'ii\ ar'eI company OF
GalaiIl ana captain John q.
W IiIHclo : infantry corp, of
'Iio'H cap Flllemen.
~ "'uu' me same tlme Cot.
angus w. Alr'"naId, ~" OF
y, "'I'''er' H., was t"mmlN-
Sl'N'" T." raise a. region oi mount
=" men nor ""FU'L service ana
ne i'''u'el'"U' - "i"hrlr\ was Of
I'i'" az once I" A>hol' VINO ac.
''l','" u
rue l'vI"" mus formed was
ny" ~ '''' cum y y lU'a CAV
"r anu was 'o'" P"N'o OF some
" On; ~, ~, n H,. >ei''e" '' wary laIio'
- ~, T. y -l'. .,1 d"" I' NIl'u.
" .,, any ne reg mental
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oPllng station on the baltimore
anu ono hailroad lof me Pur-
Pose Vi recommending lie had
VIII, WIN nm tleNeh men, ana his
ulo' He'' hichard' led another
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was proceeding along the railroad
NeS' " aru' III the direction OF
Cun!oeIlahu' MA, some Ten mile
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-05-19

drab Glad to send any out on trial Anv
special Corset you may desire and found in
our stock can be had in two days for you.
JAP SILKS.
A full line of colors solid in 27-inch
Habutai Silks at the old price soc The
Shades are perfect and beautiful Also a
full line Of printed silks in various patterns
and qualities, from 65c. to $1.00
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-05-19
MAY TERM, lSg9

MAY TERM, 1899
In the matter of the Report OF Sales filed TIT
End day of May, 1899
Ordered, That on the 2Srd day of May, lSa
the Court will proceed TO act upon the BepOr
OF Sales of Real ESTATE, reported TO said cOur
by Noah +. Cramer, trustee and assignee o.
mortgage in the above cause, and filed therein
as aforesaid, to finally ratify and confirm tht
same, unless cause to the contrary thereof b
shown before said day; provided a copy o.
this order be inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Frederick County, for three oucces
sive weeks prior TO said day
The Report states the amount of sales to b
Sl,S00.00.
Dated this 2nd day of May, 1899.
DOUGLASS II. HARGETT,
Clerk ofthe Circuit Court for Frederick county
True copy-Test:
DOUGLASS H. HARGETT,
VIM, WilcoXon, Solicitor. CLERK
may 5-4t,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-05-19

JOB IN LADIES' HANDKERCHIEN.
We picked up some special values in
Sheer All-Linen Lawn Kerchiefs some
embroidered Others with lace edge and in,
serton, which we offer at 18c their realworth
25c, and that we could get just as easily y. for
they are worth il.