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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-07-21
UNA AITERNATIvA TERRIBLE.
Los HerldOS de Ia Expedition de
Seymour PretlrierOn ser Muer-
tOS pOr SuS PrOpiOS CANA
radaS que Caer en- mdnOS
de los ChinOS.

Una de las eseenas mas pateti.
cas- que Sc han registrado durante
ell curse de asa infortunada guerra
China, es la siguiente, segun rela
tada per el TELEGRAPH;
Segun saben nuestros lectores,
desde que SO supo que las Lega-
clones EN- Pekin estaban en- inmi
nente peligro de ser aniquiIadas
por los boxers, SO mand6 de Taku
una expedition de fuerzas aliadas
al mando del Almirante Seymour
para Pekin a dar auxilio a los Mi
nistros y demas extranjeros que
hubiera en- la ciudad, La expedi
dicion lego 4 Tien-Tsin sin min
guna novedad, pero luego que sa-
lio de alli en- camino para Pekin Sc
vic acosada q cada paso por los
boxers y las tropas imperiales.
Movidas por el deseo de salvar a
sus paisanos en- Pekin, las tropas
avanzaron hasta donde les fue po-
sible sosteniendo continuamente
ruda lucha con los Chinos. Abru-
madas por la superioridad numeri-
ca del enemigo esas fuerzas Sc
vieron en- la necesidad de yolverse
del camino para Tien-Tsin, y 10
que les pas6 cuando tuvieron que
recurrir q esta alternative, es 10
siguiente, dicho por un correspon-
sal de la prensa en- Tien- -Tsin:
"Cuando el Almirante Seymour,
Gu su retirada, Sc halo tan acosa-
do por ell enemigo que lie fue i'm
possible llevar oonsigo por mas
tempo d sus heridos, recurri6 q la
dnica alternative que lie quedaba,
de preguntarles:
"SQue preferen, ser dejados a
la misericordia de los Chinos 6 re-
cibir la muerte de manos de vues-
tro Comandantef"
"Cuando oil Almlrante les hacla
esta pregunta, Sc enterDeci6 tanto
que las lagrimas le brotaron en- los
oios y lie surcaron sobre sus meji-
las.
"Preferimos la muerte a la tor
tura. Matennos ustedes; quere,
mos morir como los hombres;"-
fue la lastimosa contestacion de
los pobres heridos.
Una escnadra fu6 escogida, y
mientras la fuerza aliada contents
con ell fuego de los canones a Ia
horda de Chinos que la rodesba,
dentro do sus lineas SO ejeouto IN
acto misericordioso cuando la es'
cuadra hubo Ilcvado a cabo sus Or.
denes."
Asi fue terminada la existencit
de aquelIos seres infortunados que
prehrieron ser muertos por sur
propios paisanos que caer en- ma
nos dc los Chinos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-07-21
fnCuentrO Entire RusOs y ChinOs,

Por un despacho de San Peters
burgo sc sabe que los Chinos han
invadido oil territorio Ruso en- ST.
IBERIA y que en- consecuencia de
este ha estallado la guerra entire
esas dos naciones habiendo ocu-
rrido va la primera batalla entire
sus fuerzas,
Tcdas las naciones Sc apresura.
rau a mandar fuerzas a China y
entire tanto el Celeste imperio sc
prepara para toda eventualidad,
pues SO dice que el Principe Tuan
tiene reunido bajo sus ordenes un
ejercito de $50 mil hombres bien
discipliuado y bien equipado.
Per otra parte SO dice tambien
que la rebellion 8 sea la hostiidad
contra los extranjeros Sc propsge
por todo el imperio.
Los despachos anteriores rolatan
un incidente ocurrldo en- Pekin
que SO nos habia olvidado asentar
y es este: En- Pekin habia mu
chos Chlnos que estabnn en- fayol
do proteger a los extranjeros y Q
primer paso que dieron para II
brarlos de la furia de los boxers
fue peticionar al Principe Tuar
quo les diera protection. La pc
ticion estaba frmada por tres mi
Chinos y SO dice que Tuan con
to ITO dando ordcnes que los trei
mil frmantes 4 la peticion fuerai
decapitados, 10 que, segun los des
pachos, SO ef OF 8
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-07-21

Despues do muchos experiment
tos intrincados, los cientificos han
descubierto metodos para obtener
todos los digestantes naturales.
Estos han sido combinados en- la
proportion hallada en- el cuerpo
humane y unidos con sustancias
que reoonstruyen los organos di-
gestivos. hacienda una compost
cion llamada Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure, Digiere 10 one uno come y
permite a todos los dispepticos que
conan suficiente comida alimenti-
cia q medida que SO va curando el
estomago por medic de los agentes
medicos que contiene. Es agra
dable para tomarla y alivia pronta.
tamente, De venta en- la Botica
de Don David, (Winters Drug
Col
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-07-21
La Mania fOtOgrdflCa.

Esta el Governador Roosevelt
dado A todos los diablos con los
afcionados a la fotografia que no
10 dejan a sol nj q sombra en- su
retro varaniego dc Oyster Bay,
Long Island. "Estoy, dijo a un
reporter, terriblemente indignado
contra toda esa canalla armada dc
camaras fotogra6cas, y desearia
que usted publicara 10 que voy a
decirle. iPues no SO han atrevido
q retratar a mis- nihos y denas fa-
miia mientras SO estaban bafian-
dol Este proceder % demasiado
indecente y grosero para que yo
10 tolere un solo momento. Como
mo obliguen, voy q poner centine-
las ON torno dc mi fnca y prohibir
la entrada A todo oil mundo. Tam
bien pienso entablar procedimien-
tos legales, porquc va Ia paciencia
SO me agoto. Lo que es esa guasa
Ia paro yo, porque ST.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-07-21
No HubO Paz.

De Manila cablegrafian que han
fracasado los arreglos para la paz,
realizados por una parte del ele-
mento Filipino, a cuyo frente es-
taba ell senior Paterno.
Celebrose una junta presidida
por este y on ella SO vic que Pater.
no, SO capa dc un protectorado
Americana, 10 que SO proponia era
realmente la independence.
En- vista dc este, el General Nc.
Arthur disolvi6 la reunion 8 hizo
prender nuevamente a Paterno,
que habia sido puesto en- libertad.
Palermo, atemorizado, presto ell
juramento de fidelidad los Esta-
tados Unidos y qued6 suelto.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-07-21
AbandOna eI PartidO ImperiaIlSta

l.. w. Habercome, miembro del
Comite Congressional Republicano,
es otro de los caudillos del graAde
y glorioso humanitario (P) que no
pudiendo tolerar por mas tempo
la doctrina imperialista del huma.
nitario (Y) Ma'Tilde, SO ha adhe-
rido al partido defensor dc Ia Ii
bertad y justicia.
En- su carta de repudio Haber-
come, entire otras cosas, dice 10 81.
guiente:
"El partido Republican, ha de.
clarado estar on favor de Ia expan-
sion imperialista y va SO ha pues-
to en- obra d cultivar oil espiritu
del militarismo. I'll partido DE.
mocratico, por 10 oontrario, clara y
distintamente 80 ha declarado en-
contra del imperialismo, con sut
males resultantes, y on favor de Ia
preservation de Ia Repdblica y Ia
Constitution. Yo ostoy en- favor
de que viva la Repdblica y pare
ayudar a preservarla, me pongo de
lado de las huestes Democrstica'
que tan denodadamente la defen,
den.
"Un gobierno con poderes i'm
periales sobre nuestras posesionei
no puedo permanecer por muchc
tempo como Repdblica on su pro
pio territorio. Asi como no ers
possible que existiera el gobiernc
mitad esclavo y mitad libre, tam
POGO es possible que pueda vivil
mitad impenoy y mitad Repdblica.'
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-07-21
NUM.26
UNA TRAJtDlA EN- PEKIN.
ii MinlstrO de Russia y su tspOsa
fueron I0rturadOs de Ma
nerd Horrible

Ell Chicago Record publica un
despacho de San Petersburgo, fe.
chado el dia Ii del rige, en- Ell que
Sc lie informa 10 siguiente: "El
Car recibio con mucha emocion
los horribles detalles de la catas.
trofe en- Pekin. Las lagrimas sur
caron por sobre las mejillas de Su
Majestad cuando LEILA Ell cablegra-
ma del Almirante AIexieff, esta-
cionado en- Puerto Arturo, confir-
mando los horribles detalles del
asesinato de Nj. de Giers, del que
habia va rumores en- Russia. Ell
Almirante declara que el Ministro
Ruso fue arrastrado por las GALES,
por los boxers, insultado, golpeado
y torturado, y aun arrojado en- un
perol de aqua hirviendo, donde ha-
llo gu muerte. Despues de hervi.
dos los restos fueron sacados y
arrojados q los perros. Mientras
a De Giers SO le hacia sufrir este
martirio la horda de fanaticos bai-
laba al rededor del perol. A la
esposa del Ministro--decIara el
Almirante-le 10 TOGO una suerte poor
que la muerte. La infeliz fue
golpeada y torturada de la manera
mas horrible hasta que la muerte
vino q poner fin 4 sus sufrimien-
tos. Todos los ofciales de la lie
gacion fueron torturados de la
misma manera. En- medic de gu
martirio Sc dice que el Ministro
Ruso, animado por su esposa, pro.
clamo su fe en- el Cristianismo
hasta que exhalo su iltimo sus-
MIRO"
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-07-21

La ley hace igualmente respon-
sables tanto al circulador como al
manufacturer de una cosa falsa.
El boticario que les venda alguna
falsifcacion peligrosa de la Saliva
Hechicera Avellana de Dewitt
pone en- peligro la vida de usted
con ell fin de hacer mas ganancia.
Vd. no debe confiar en- 81. La de
Dewitt es la linica Saliva Hechi-
cera Avellana original, una cura-
cion bien conocida para las almo-
rranas y intermediates cutaneas.
Yea que su boticario lie venda la
Saliva dc Dewitt. De venta en-
la Botica de Don David, win.
ters Drug CO..
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-07-21
Plan de Guerra del Principe Tuan

Telegra6an dc Londres; La pri-
mera proclama de los boxers ha
hecho su aparicion on Shanghai.
La proclama declara que Kwan,
dios do la guerra, desea Ia sangre
do todos los extrauJeros y que
amenaza castigar con diez plagas
4 los que no sigan y propeguen la
doetrina dc los boxers.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-07-21
a los Sordos.

Una sehora rica, que ha sido Gu,
rada de sordera y de sumbidos de
oidos por los timpanos Artifciales
del Institute Otopatico del Doc.
tor Nicholson, ha remitido q este
Institute Ia suma de $4,000 fran,
cos, a fin de que todas los perso.
mas sordas que carezcan dc recur.
sos para procurarse dichos timpa.
nos pueden obtenerlos gratnita
mente. Diriidnse al Institute
NICHOLSON, 7S0 EIGHTH AVENUE
NUEvA YORK, Z. U. A.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-07-21

Sc ha demostrado por la expe-
riencia que la consuncion puede
ser prevenids por medic del uso
temprano dc la medicina One Mi
mute Cough Cure. Este es el re-
medic favorito para las toses, res
frios, crup, asma, grippe y todas las
intermediates de la garganta y de
los pulmones. Cura con prontitud,
De vensa en- la Botica de Don Da-
vid, lWinters Drug Col
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-07-21
Nodos los efectos propios
| para lavarse
Lean los Precios. otAc
Vengan temprano. LOltS

I'm lote de cotonias de colores &c yarda
I'm lote de tisus do colores, l0c yarda.
I'm lote de muselina clara, acordoncilla-
da de Suiza, 12c yarda.
Levitas rizadas, blancas O de colores,
para nilos de cuatro amos, por un pc
so cada uno.
Corpinos de seilora, de colores blancos
rs centavos cada uno.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-07-21

Los Gobernadores de las proyin.
cias de M han, Hupi y Ho.nan
abiertamente Sc han undo al Prin.
oipe Tusn y va van marchando por
terra con sus ejercitos para Pekin.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-07-21
EnaguaS Crash para Sonora

Enaguas de Linon para senora
quedan mas de unas cuantas, 25c
Enaguas de Linon para sehorita, 30
centavos las que valian SOC.
Enaguas de Linon para sefiorita, 80
centavos lasque valian 70 centavos.
Enaguas de Sonora Bedford Cord,
64 centayos.
Traiesitos de nino, que pueden la
varse, al costo. Marcados con nG.
meros claros.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-07-21
To Advertisers.

We guarantee the largest circuls-
tion of any other weekly publis No
in New Mexico and give our I st
office as references to verify ii.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-07-21

garantisamos mas grande circula-
cion que ningun otro semanario en-
Nueyo Mexico. Ofrecemos nuestra
estafeta co no refsrencia para yeri-
ficarlo.
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Theater Manners.

Philadelphia Telegraph
! wonder If the American people have
lost the art of being leisureIy? Has the
wild scramble and rush of business life
entered so completely into their make-up
that il permeates their very being and
cannot be thrown aside without DESTROY
ing themselves The season is at hand
which seems TO prove such sad state
o. affairs. Presumably We go 10 the thea
ter Tor enjoyment and one would think
II ever we would take our ease and for
once cast aside all suggestion OF business
and its methods il would be then Rut
one might think the most important move
OF our life on Change waited around the
corner and would be gone a minute after
the curtain went down. Before the play
is finished hats are grabbed. opera glasses
clicked into their cases, and while the
hero and heroine are yet saying their
last sentences there is mad rush for
the door as II ones very life depended on
being the first out. 1t has become a
perfect madness with us, this effort to
escape al the earliest moment from the
place where We have presumably been en-
Toying ourselves. il can be nothing but
madness, and II certainly is most an
moving to those not similarly afflicted
beyond endurance to have the picture
which the artists on the stage have been
gradually painting before our eyes spoiled
III It's completion by rustling programmes.
Whispers the adjusting OF wraps the fix
Ing OF headgear. and, finally, the hasty
departure OF half Of the audience before the
last words are spoken?
We take our pleasures as hard as we
90 everything else. There is more than
one car 10 get Us home safely, and a diff
ference of TWO minutes cannot possibly
Hake much difference 10 US. But it makes
all the difference in the world in the eff
fect OF such conduct on the actors them
selves and upon any strangers that may
be within our gates For il is most de-
cidedly III bred. 1t is a positive crime
against every ethic Of good taste and
gentle breeding 1t Is affront to the
maker OF the play and 10 the men and
women players, aud 1t is disrespectful to
one feIloW-creatures IN the audience who
may want 10 keep their illusions 10 the
last and hear the final amen Ones own
self-respect should likewise forbid such
conduct, and IL IS surely only this mad
love OF haste in our blood that makes us
guilty OF such conduct. The season is
before Us when II Is only TOO probable
II will be again strongly in evidence. Can
not a reform be started in this direction?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-23


The wedding of the olden tirne-what a
different thing it was from the wedding
CT to-day. Then the function was a per-
sonal, private. almos- sacred affair
Under promise OF STREE secrecy. the bride
before the ceremony showed her wedding
frock TO a few favored girl friends. To all
others, even the bridegroom. il was kept
profound mystery. Her mother and her
modiste were the only persons in the world
that knew about the rousseau. and neither
OF them would have dreamed of violating
the conference.-the mother because the
mothers Of that day believed in quiet. un-
ostentatious weddings; the modiste because
she knew that her business reputation de-
pended upon it. Nowadays the bride-to-be
has a special press agent, to whom she
rays large salary, TO advertise her trous-
seau down 10 its most intimate detail. She
engages him usually before the rousseau
itself is ordered-long before the brides
maids are selected or the florist and caterer
& cured. This press agent does his work
well. He scatterS broadcast through as
many newspaper offices as the brides
prominence makes advisable circulars an
ncuncing the approaching exhibition of the
rousseau at such and such d place and
AZ such and such a time. This. accord
ing To the circulars. is the special press
view" of the trousseau; press artists tc
sketch and photograph IL will be admitted
at such and such another hour. Should
the newspapers fail TO nibble at this tempt
ing bait of a personal inspection OF the
trOusseau. its full description is sent later
Every item of clothing is graphically de-
tailed. Nothing Is left TO the imagination.
Nor is this all. The willy press agent, who
Is ont Cor all he can get. manages to ring
into his account of the clothes a number
of barefaced advertisements of various
manufacturers and establishments. For
each of these, of course, he gets just so
much more money. Ii is a great calling
that of wedding press agent, and with
skill and foresight much can be made out
az 1t. But he would have had hard work
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MINISTER'S FOOD
Its Value Discovered During Absence
of Family.

Rev. ]. Is. Ley, pastor of the First M. f..
Church, South Tampa. Fla. had an inter-
esting experience when his family were
compelled TO leave on account of the yell
low fever He says: Last September, when
We We're visited by yellow fever scare.
my family left for an indefinite stay in the
interior.
Il had, for about two years, been under
considerable physical and mental strain,
and my nervous system seemed TO utterly
give way had some excellent physicians
but their remedial agencies failed 70 reach
the case-at best affording only temporary
relief
at the time the family left my atten-
ton was called to Grape-Nuts food Sew
eral things had led me 10 believe that my
troubles were largely due TO improper nu-
triton The absence OF the family gave
me a good opportunity TO try the new
food. for it is perfectly cooked and there
fore required no work on my part.
$50 1 began TO make two meals day.
supper and breakfast, on Grape-Nuts and
cream or milk, and had nothing else. i
confined myself TO the proper allowance.
not overeating. The Improvement was
marked. almost from the first-my diges-
ton was better, steep oSSaAAS - \
restful. and / began TO gain flesh. l could
soon do work with less fatigue ana more
satisfaction. e,,
MY nervous system has been wonderfully
innrovad and to-day / weigh more than
/ have ever weighed. and find my strength
equal to all the responsibility. This Is no.
all: on the return of the family Grape-N US
became a regular article OF 1000 az s. ~
morning hour. The children ate II ana I'M
proved
MY wife. who was nursing an infant,
discovered that after she began uSins
many years. Natures food supply FOR the
baby was adequate, without resoruns -
ARTIFICIAL subterfuges. Grape-Nuts 1000 ho'
only carried US through the sickiy seaso-''
but has been ) Godsend to our entire fam
iIy"
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Harkl
Have you seen a lovely
Vision coming
Gaiiy down the pike
A vision skimming onward
Like an angel on the hike
With a Saucy bonnet
Perching
On her shapely. jaunty head.
With a bunch OF
MOusseline De sole
C0i0red red
Have you heard her
Laugh and chatter
Like q merry-hearted mink.
on her way 10
Field OF river.
Tennis court or golfing Inks
Have You seen her az she wanders
Like gay and
Careless sprlte,
Overlooking with a JOYOUS
Ebullition Of delight?
It's the merry Girl OF Autumn.
With her mOdisn
Tailor gown
With her style electrifying
And rejoicing all
The Town.
st. Louis POST Dispatch
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Exclusive Importations for This Opening

Lace robes and garnitures.
Our own importations of lace robes, but one of a
kind. exclusive with this store.
Real Renaissance robes, Chantilly lace robes
Egyptian robes, Arabic lace robes, Venice
robes.
Heavy elegant satin Broche Louis XIV styles.
Satin De Lyons, evening shades.
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There's Exclusive Novelties Here for Everybody

Poll Drape. rich. elegant cloth, ali colors. latest
suitings
Armure Luminaux, a new, serviceable cloth,
rich colors, very serviceaDle.
Fraicha Suitings, material for reception
and afternoon gowns, sheer, clingy material,
with satin cord and stripe, all self colors, Melon
de Rouge, Taisson, Reseda Green, bright
French Blue and Rosat some of the
shadings.
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Jewelry

We are showing a beautiful line of new
jewelry including brooches, hat pins,
stick pins, cuff links, hair retainers and
hair ornaments. Also splendid assort-
ment of new and pretty rings. Special
values at Goo and .Sc.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-23

10 get along few years ago, in the good
cd decorous days of the unadvertised mar
rage CEREMONY
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Peau de Sole, rarely beautiful effects.
Royal Velour Armures.
Crepe de Chenes Broche.
Embroidered Liberty nets, Tissues Taffetas for
party gowns.
Aeolian crepes for receptions and calling gowns,
exclusive pattern lengths. This fabric is ex-
elusive with us.
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Dressmaking

The formal opening OF our dress
making parlors tomorrow will be
made doubly interesting by an attrac-
tive advance showing of rare dress
fabrics, in both silks and woods Paris,
Vienna and London, as well as the
better co,tumieres of New York, will
be literally represented by all that is
latest, best and most exclusive in style
for autumn and winter wear. Miss
Overholzer and Miss Hansen have
brought with them from New York
magnificent array of dress fabrics and
garnitures, and will be pleased to show
the more exclusive designs to their
callers. Our department for ladies'
tailoring is open for the season, and
is exhibiting the proper cloths for
street and golf wear, as we'll as author
itative designs not shown elsewhere
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-23
Kid Gloves

2-clasp kid gloves. with stitch backs, in
red, green, grey, brown, tan, white
and black. Special .SDc
Our 81 leader, the finest glove made, in all
the new evening and street
shades, fitted 10 the hand. -. al 90
aCorona," imported special to our order,
in new blue, heiitrope, grey, pearl,
butter and dark colors, for. 81 90
Suede kid gloves, with clasp wrist, in tan,
black, grey and brown. for. 81 &S
Real French kid gloves, in clasps and
Foster hooks, in every evening
and street shade, for. ..-...... - 4 60
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The New
Bargain
Basement

Opened Friday with one of the
greatest crowds of enthusiastic
shoppers ever known IN this
store. 1t is a long-needed de-
partment for Indianapolis, and
it will pay you to visit it regu-
larry and watch for its special
ads.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-23
Belts

Complete assortment OF new ideas In
fall belts, including the very popular gilt
belts. I'm plain and with enameled edges;
also velvet, satin and taffeta belts, in all
the new shapes; leather belts, in all the
new feathers, and with pretty fancy
buckles. Special values at - = 90,
81 80 and - 90.
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Music by Harris Orchestra
i'm the Afternoon.
6 6srt.... Evening Silks and LaceS

EHAT
of
productions of hemphere fm artistic
effects aest san direct from the Paris
XIV Napoleonic
emphd the LAgn We believe will be delighted this
froms beautiful.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-23
Dur Own ImpOrtatiOns

Peau de ChevaIs, in pattern lengths; exclusive
with US; new cloth entirely.
Blaireau GrayS, a separate and distinct family
of its own, for afternoon and dressy tailor
gowns.
Peau de Channels, cloth with a finish on the
order of Peau de Sole silk. This is tor dressy
tailor gowns