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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-30
DBFEllI)S
WILCOX.
Does Not Believe The
Young Man Murdered
A Nell GrOpsey.

Elizabeth City, f. J., Dec. 90
Nervously fumbiing with his shirt
sleeves and trying to read newspapers,
young Wilcox sat in his cell listening
to the tolling Of the church bells dur
ing the local funeral services this
afternoon over Nellie Cropsey, his
former sweetheart. He listlessly ask
ed if there was a big crowd at the fun
eral and what time it would be over.
When asked if he would have liked
to have attended he replied: II can It
say that l would, in view Of those
charges against me:>
The services were held in the
Methodist Church. which was crowd
ed. Hundreds could not secure ad-
mission. At no time dnring the SER
vice did the officiating minister make
any reference to the guilt or innocence
of Wilcox. Almost every woman and
child in the congregation was in tears
and their sobs at times almost drown
er the voice Of the minister. After
the service the body was placed in the
Sunday school room of the church un-
til Tomorrow, when it will be sent to
Brooklyn, N. Y.
At the regular morning service in
this church to-day the rector devoted
his sermon to the Cropsey case. He
advised the people against violence,
and gave it as his individual opinion
that Wilcox was not guilty Of the
murder Of Nell Cropsey.
"There is nothing more that / can
say declared Wilcox this afternoon
when asked for the statement of his
case.
"lf ! said any more than l have
said would be lying. don't know
anything more than ] have told. l
am comfortable here, and suppose
they will let me out when they get
ready.
Then he chatted on other matterse
All direct questions regarding his.
whereabouts on the night OF the mur-
der he refers to his lawyer.
The brigade of naval militia was
withdrawn this morning, at the re-
quest of the Sheriff. The men went
home, taking their guns with them,
and under instructions to assemble at
the Jail Immediately should an alarm
be given. A detachment will sleep in ,
the vicinity Of the Jail tonight. The
talk of lynching is subsidihg. e
II. W. Turner, the legal adviser of
the Committee of Five who willassist
in the prosecution Of Wilcox, declar-
ed that they have sufficient evidence
to convict Wilcox.
"We will produce, said he, sc. A.
Parker, who has made a statement
thathe saw Wilcox dragging girl
across the road in, front Of the Cropsey
home on the night the girl disappear
ed. We shall work on the theory
that Wilcox called Miss Cropsey out
to the steps, and that while there
he became angry, and either struck
her with a sandbag or blackjack ren.
dcring her unconscious, and then
dragged her to the river aud then
threw her in, or that the girl was
forced by him to walk across the
lawn to the summer house, and that
there the quarrel ensued during
which Wilcox struck her.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-30
ITEMS FROM
NEW CAS- TIE

Mrs. Sarah Riley Of st. Georges,
died on Saturday. Deceased was SO
years Of age. Mrs. Riley was fire.
uuent visitor to New Castle and was
Mrs, J. Harry Stewart's mother.
The funeral will take place on Tues
day. Services at ST. Georges and
interment at Asbury cemetery, near.
ST. Georges.
Tho funeral Of William G. Zane,
formerly Of this city, took place to.
day from the residence Of his son in.
law, ]. II. Williams, No. 1877 Apple
street. Wilmington. lnterment was
made at the Presbyterian cemetery.
Undertaken James Il. Chandler had
charge Of the funeral arrangements.
The constant fall of rain since
Saturday evening has played havoc
with the county roads. In several
places large gullies have been wash
ed as the bed Of the roads is made of
earth and the farmers hope to see tie
day before many years, when the
county roads will be covered with a
heavy coating Of broken stone. Then
and not until then will the taxpayers
find out the real value Of the work.
house quarry.
Misses Margaret Deeney and Maria
B. Roge rs Of Philadelphia, have re-
turned home after visit to New
Castle relatives.
The 0. p. II. Assembly has issued
invitations for turkey supper to-
morrow evening. They will await
the arrival of 1902 and extend the
youngster a royal welcome.
Owing to the heavy mist on the
Delaware river there we're but few
tugs or vessels m0veu.
The decorations 10 the Methodist
Church were greatly admired yester-
day and John b. Vining wascongrat-
ulated upon his skill as a decora tor.
The annual meeting Of the pew
renters of st. Peters Church for the
election Of trustees to succeed A. M.
II zar and Patrick McGrory, will be
held on next Sunday.
The annual Christmas entertain
ments of the Emmanuel Episcopal
Sunday schools were pleasant affairs
The notices of the Christmas trees
in the REPUBLICAN, Oh Saturday were
pleasing 10 the parties concerned.
Mr.. A. B. Cooper, Jr., has returL.
ed to Sparrows' Point yesterday.
John Williams who has been indls.
posed is about again.
Levy Court Commissioner Charles
Megginson visited John Lynn at the
New Castle County Wor khouse on
Saturday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-30


U'OR SALE-EIGHT LARGE LOADS OF
= household gocis from phiiadelPhiA
Pa, storage company. coDssstsng OF New
sl25; One 4xS French plate mirror. ebony hn i.
ished chiffonier with hevel mirrors. 70 oak
and walnut chamber suits J.. elegant parior
SUITS, tine ennmeled bedstesds, odd bureaus
and stands. fine square and extension ,ableI.
chairs, cabinets. upright bookcases suitable
for office uss, tufted couches, easy chars,
fancy rock trs. hall stands, very swell fold
ing beds. = fine toned organ aud foot cop:
per Restaurant steamer; goed assortment Of
stoves sucl, a. Victor Cook, Queen Esther and
Othelo, double heater. wood, gas, oil aud
room stoves, carpets, oilcloths. mating, all
kinds and sizes Of fancy rug, loD pieces VI
antique furniture, inc.uding bookcases, sacre.
taries, claw foot tables and side boards, col
uInn and swsll front bureaus. high bask box
seat hall chairs, andirons. ttonga high boys
desks, chests Of drawers. dining and card to:
bies, clociss. pewter pots rare china and
glassware at NsMahon III os.. No. 6n King
street. Delm. phone la2s &Ai 100 A.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-30
Admiral Roe's Funeral,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-The cause
of Admiral Roe's death, which occur
red Saturday, was heart failure. Ad-
mral Roe is survived by his widow
and one son, Colonel F. W. Roe, y. s.
A. Colonel Roe Is now stationed in
Florida. The funeral will occur to.
morrow afternoon, and the remains
will be inferred In Arlington cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-30

TIE business Of the Economic
Insurance Company, OF which Peter
j. Ford is the president, has iu-
creased its business until j. has
been compelled to secure more COM
modious quarters and has taken
the basement in the Ford building.
This insurance company has grown
from small beginning to about
the Iargest industrial insurance in
our city and speaks exceedingly
well for the management. The
general Office OF the company will
remain on the first floor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-30
Rousing Pro- BOer Meeting,

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 30.-Two thou.
sand people attended pro Boer meet.
ing here yesterday, and resolutions
urging England to invite the president
of the United States and the ruler of
Denmark to act as arbitrators In the
settlement Of the war were adopted.
The resolutions We're cabled to Lon
,1on
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-30

LIKE everything else persons get
better ideas. The people in the
world are changing with the chang
ed conditions. Vaccination has for
years been taught and preached
as the only sure preventative Of
small pox iu its worse form. A
physician IN Cleveland, Ohio. be-
lieves 10 cleanliness and the Use Of
a disinfeetant, such as burning for.
maldehy de, and small pox can be
put 10 rout, Wilmington thus far
this wear has been very fortunate
and at the present time there is not
known case in the city and very
few cases down our State.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-30
New Line Of Fruit steamer..

BOSTON, Dec. 30.-A new line Of
steamers will be run between Jamaica
and Cuba and this port, commencing
In April next They will carry ba.
nanas principally and be operated in
opposition to the United Fruit com.
pany.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-30

HAVE you ever stopped to think
how different is the form Of worship
in the churches new to what It was
so years ago? The organ and the
choir nowadays constitute as much
of the service as the preaching.
This is necessary to attract the
younger generation, as they want
ed to hear good music as well as a
good sermon. Sunday school SER
vices have also been augmented by
the help Of an orchestra. which Is
a great help to the organ or planc,
which is generally used to accom-
pany tine singing. Grace Sunday
schoo! has one Of the best orches-
tras in this city and to hear it ls a
treat.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-30

A MERCHANT in our city told the
writer that he was convinced that
advertising pays. lie believes that
by advertising any certain article
or brand OF dress goods. it fam'l-
iarizes the public with that brand
and ere eates demand for it. Tha I
makes business for the merchant,
which, in turn makes business for
the manufactured Of this brand OF
goods. The people read ADVERTISE
ments nowadays.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-30
Cutting Garments.

John Lynn is becoming expert cut.
ting out garments. He is q model
prisoner and Superintendent Meserve
says he likes bis job and is making
the best Of his position, being cheef-
fui and hopeful.
The cutter is operated by clectrici.
tySnd as many as twenty garments
are cut out at one time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-30
PASTORS Modest Invitation,

Phillipsburg, Kan, has an up-to-date
Baptist preacher, says the Kansas City
journal. Instead Of doing some sen
sational turn in order to attract peo-
pie to his church he simply advertses
in the local paper: "There still remain
a few vacant seats at the regular serv-
ices in the Baptist church of this city.
The pastor will, and can, preach better
sermons if the seats are all filled with
worshipful attendants. Will you not
Gomez"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-30

THE writer OF 8 communication
asks how eight tens OF coal ean be
put into coal bin which will hold
but five tons OF coal. Also that the
ACommttee of FIFTY have work
khead TO keep the courts busy ior
pe next year. What lie IS limiting
we cant quite understand IRON
tenor of his comm municutoU.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-30

NJ OTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
IN the Dsamon state Protective Associa'
tlon vii be held in Schoohouse District No
B5 Monday, Dec. 8Uth. 1885, at o'clock y. III.
Jas. Brown, Fres. Irwin l.. Ball Sec,
dl6.eod
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-30

You wont fear GROUP or grip with
Brazilian Balm on hand.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-30

A NNUAL MEETING OF THE SOUTH
"A ern Union Horse Company. will convene
at O'Clock p. IN. on Saturday. Dec. 70 1901,
at the Lyccum House IN New Garden Town
ship, Chester Co, Pa
FRA NCIS D. BALDWIN. Sscy.
d.l3ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-30

MAGISTRATE W. NJ. GREEN, OF
Camden, Del, fined two men who
had been brought before him char
ged with beng drunk aud dlsor.
dcrly, the sum OF So 81 IN each case
The men kicked and had a war
rant out Tor the Magistrate, and on
Friday evening he was given a
bearing before Magistrate Wood
at Dover, who has reserved his de.
clslon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-30

NNUAL MEETING OF THE FARMER
"a Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF Mill
Creek Hundred. will con vene ut o'clock D.
M. In the Odd bellows Hall at Hookessin on
Monday, Jangary 9TH. lOJ2. Spencer Chand.
Ter, President; Francis D. Bald win Secretary
d23 cod d 3t.weck
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-30
Attention Farmers

A short course in Agriculture lasting from
january z. 1902 TO March q. 1907 will he
given AZ Delaware College.
Address PROF. w. Il. BISHOP,
Newark. Del.
For general Information concerning the
0''''s'' GEO. A. HARTER. President
The sun., 1901-01-27
Stoves and Useful Housewares.

Bissell's challenge" sveepers, Si.lS.
BisselI's Grand Rapids" sveepers,
$3.50.
Wash boilers, oval. Xxx quality, a.
sorted sizes, At Si.l0.
Clothes wringers, the Challenge"
Csc.
Clothes wringers, the "Novslty," or
"keys,one," S2,4s.
Clothes wringers, the Royal" With
five yesrs' guarantee, S2.9S.
Bread boxes, made Of heavy stock, 1SA
Scrubbing brushes, Sc.
Pastry brushes, l0c.
Combination shoe brushes, lSc.
Asbestos Sad irons, the finest iron
made, complete, Sl.7S.
HANDY vegetable slicers, lsc.
Imported clothes baskets, full size,
square shape, SOC.
Kitchen tables, best selected top, csc.
Dropleaf kitchen tables, $2.2S.
"Snr" food choppers, Si.iO.
Towel rollers, hardwood, l0c.
Snow shovels, extra strong, 25c.
Coal shovels, ispanned, 4c.
Garbage cans, with cover, 35c.
Amolene, the new clesner, iOc.
Cenuloid starch, &c.
Wax mpers, dripless, "a
The sun., 1901-01-27

The Regal" good trunk, canvas
covered, iron bound, with two sole leather
straps
2Sin 5Oin. - in. "a in. 36 In. 80 In. 40 In.
2.eS BIS AIS AS 4.S5 S.2S s.65
The "Peconic." splendid heavy can.
vas covered trunk, muslin lined, with two
trays, iron bound:
30.in. 3l.in. 34.in. 36.in. 3S.in. 40.in.
6.eS 7.4S $40 $40 $50 9.e0
The "Mon,suk" has an excellent GOV.
erng, rawhide binding. linen lined. one
covered and one dress tray, two splendid
leather straps:
3O-in. 32.n. 34.in. 36-in. 3S.in. 40.in.
has li.S8 l2.7S 1880 i<.2S 1923
The Huron" comprises all the advan.
tsges an excellent steamer trunk should
possess, and Is as good q trunk as science
can build:
3O-in. 32.in. 34.in. 36.in. 3S.in. 40.n.
SIS 600 e.75 1880 li.2S 1900
The sun., 1901-01-27
yrfi,ra t"'u 80, .
The Newest linings.

O.. ,sf,r.. tH. FrE CpEtuRY sfts 90 ..-., ts.s,.s.
... HHsf sni 10 f.s fHs Hfft Ua.s s
F..s.. .H Iss'sist sNi rsiast ta .Fsbss 90. ~.
..
t..||'' ~ lININtt fsHns sIF rsfFssffsf fsFfir.
49, . .f.Is - sHt eel ffffef t.t|I st fsht ~ .
. ..sss FfsH trees foots IH .r.Iss sIis o. fte ~
fsff .'' ''H ''' ''F M Hf'"fFf Hf
~ .t. HIstIAH ltt rsu s.gs 4srrsytst s,s..
"a, 81 fsfuIsf.v Vss Tsst - tsf rtff 10 n. ~
.sfss tis snt Hss 'rst NFsH Iat. ~ spasss~ .,
.ts ssf Isff
The sun., 1901-01-27

Coal heaters, the well.known Banner" "
with all the latest Improvements, put up
at YOUR residence. $44S.
Coal heaters, the "Banner," large size,
S6.+S.
Coal heaters. the "Magic," the best
heater invented, assorted sizes, value up
to zoo, choice at IS 90.
Gas radiators, four tubes, large size,
Las.
Gas radiators, the celebrated puritan"
made OF stamped steel, ST. eS.
Oil stoves, the best makes at guaranteed
prices.
Coal ranges, our "Uncle Sam Fortune"
with cabinet base, boiler door. oven door,
shelf. 7ull nickel trimmings and high tea
SHELF, in three sizes; tomorrow, at
Sl2AS
The sun., 1901-01-27
Newest Dress Trimmings.

me tasteful sdornmen' OF gown IS art in ITSELF and
overdong worse than not doing ALL Our
as suggest usefulness and aid in correct selection
All that vor'hiy new is now heretrimmngs braids but
onshe Oriental colorngs Tor spring gowns-Peran bands
IN all wdths-the new Paris made passe
menteres Tor evening wearin fact almost bewdenp lot
OF oeNucnnR tnRsa pleasure to see The prices
interesting tnan
The sun., 1901-01-27

The "Perfection" an upto date ladies'
dress trunk with four skirt trays, linen.
lined and iron.bound.
3S.in. 4Oin. 44.in.
e.9S lI25 1900
The "Pygmy,"a well.made hat trunk,
iron bound and muslin faced. yet costs
but
22.in. 24.in. 26.In.
2oS 3.SS $50
The "Topnotch' represents the ideal
shirt waist trunk, three trays and hat
form, - inches, Se.75.
In addition to these Pan.American
trunks We shall show our celebrated
"Coffre a Ia Vuitton." European trav.
ellers know and appreciate their value.
Also our "lnnovstion" wardrobe trunk,
Tor which We are the Brooklyn agents.
And trunks OF many makes, for many
purposes. from $2,eS up to $500.
The sun., 1901-01-27
For the Baby.

Creme six caps, French
stylc, lace ruche, some with
tuTn-bscA piece, at 4sc., reg
ular zoe.
Fine lawn dress, tucked woke
and embroidered inserting,
finished on neck and sleeves
with edging o! embroidery, at
SOC, regular Ssc.
Fine nalnsook dresses, with
cluster OF tucks and hem.
stitching, round ali square
yokes trimmed with hem.
stitching ani embroidered ruf.
ils. AsN., regular 80.
The sun., 1901-01-27
Aprons.

AT Ice, REGULAR 39c.-
Fine white lawn with satin
str'pes; others lace open.
work effect.
AT 3ee., REGULAR SEC
Fine lawn, one style, with
6.inch hem, hemstltching
shove the other, with cluster
OF tucks and hemstitchlng.
The sun., 1901-01-27
COiOrcd pettiCOatS,

AT Sl,29, REGULAR Sl.eS
Extra quality b.acA mcr.
Ceriled Satecn Dctticoat,
deep umbrella tlounce, fin.
iShcd WITH three small ruf.
'leS; also fancy black ma.
terial with deep acco,i dion.
pleated ;iounce, all atSl.2e.
Excellent values in slS pet.
tic3a,S n SI.sS and S.. .9S,
regular Sc. - and $50.
The sun., 1901-01-27

Reversible wool SMYRNA
mats, SOC. and 7sc.
Reversible wool SMYRNA
mats, bureau size, Si.lSsni
Sl.3S instead OF Sl.45 ana
Sl.SS.
Beautiful line rich Oriental
designs ard colorings in
Smyrna rugs, room sizes:6 II.
x9 H., SI.e5 and S7.9s in.
stead OF $o.75 and $3.50; 9
fix - a.. Si6.7s instead OF
S22.S0 and $500.
The sun., 1901-01-27
Muslin Underwear.

This - the closing week OF
our great ssle-the largest n
the history Of the business.
MANY matchlcss opportunities
still await your coming.
Fine muslin ami camoric
night gowns in a number OF
STYLES, embroidery trimmed,
7ec.
Fine nainsook, oambric ana
muslin gowns, shsr,, Empire
ana square neck etf>cts; en-
broidered and lace trimmed,
eSc.
Finer lots, Sl.Ia, Sl.39,
81 SO, Sl.eS.
Good muslin and cambric
drawers, embroidered and lace
trimmed, acc.
The sun., 1901-01-27

AT 2Sc, REGULA 35e. TO Soc
Women's eytra quality ingram black
Isle thread stockings, sp!lced heels and
toes. also mems plain and fancy
striped Isle thread socks.
AT } FOR si.0O, REGULAR soc.
AND 75C. PAIR-Men's extra fine col.
ored Isle thread socks, striped and plain
colors; also vomen's plan and ribbed
Isle thread.
AT Soc. REGULAR 7sc. -vohhen's
extra quality shaped ribbed merino
vests, high neck, long sleeves. with
The sun., 1901-01-27

Administer rugs, known the
world over for their quality
and artists designs: SIX
1913, Si4.7S instead OF
Sle.7S; eNi2, SiS.75 and
SlI.35, were S22.eS.
Royal Wilton rugs, made
o' the fines, wool. only a few:
8. xl0.6, S23.75 instead
OF s3i.So; sxi2, S26.75 in.
stead OF $3S.00.
The sun., 1901-01-27
Furnishings for Men.

Inc regular advantage OF dealing In mems furnishing
eore business proposition worthy be thought every
man an the eNciusveness OF tho very best specialist but
prices that are saving Of 49, SOoo These are unusual
opportunities for here
oSc FOR $lOO SHIRTS-A cleanup o. every little lot In
stock formerly 4sC TO 90 each unlaundeed white and
fancy laundered shirts, 3sc. each, or for Sl.oO
iEc FOX 2ec TO soc. SCARtS-Another lot OF the good
Sec and SOC silk scaris at the little price OF l2bc.
S43e FOR $3.50 TO $3.50 HOUSE COATS-Men's plaid
back cloth house coats, formerly $3.50 to IS So sizes
"a to 3s inches only hence the little price, S4.3e
The sun., 1901-01-27

AT eSc., REGULAR $l.S9
Best mercerifed ssteen
waists, corded back and front,
tab effect, with buttons.
AT Sl.SS, REGULAR S2.9S
French flannel waists, in
light blue, pink, cardinal,
gray, hello and cream, tucked
back and front, Bish o .
sleeves.
AT S2.9S, REGULAR $3.eS
New and stylish albaiross
waists, in cardinal, green, old
rose, gray, pink, light blue
and white, with white silk
stripe; finished with hand.
some L'Aiglon buttons,
Bishop sleeve.
AT S2.eS, REGULAR $3.eS
AND $+.9S - Taffeta silk
waists, in black and assorted
colorings, tucked ani hem.
stitched effects.
AT S3.SS AND 81 .oS, REG.
ULAR SA.eS AND $3.50
SpIenIid lot OF new taffetas
and Peau de Sole waists, also
pretty satin effects.
Pretty percale spring va ists,
neat stripes, Bishop sleeves,
SOC.
In pretty gin2ham effects,
csc.
Fine white Lawn, Geisha and
opera makes, Si.2S, $l.7a,
Sl.eS 10 S7.sS.
STYLISH mercerized materials,
latest creations, oN-hlood, tan
and pink effects, S2,25, S2.es,
S3.9S, ) i.9s.
Misses shirt waists, new,
dainty and pretty, Si.2S,
Sl1 AZ SI7l
The sun., 1901-01-27
Extraordinary EmbrOiderieS.
SC. TO 29C. Per Yard. REGULAR lOC. IN 6Qc.

Both The goods and the prices viii astonish you The de-
Signs are new ana particularly nsnsoo cambric and
Swssedgngs with insertions match The regular nrices
Oc. TO 6ec tomorrow Sc. 2ec. per YARD Also the
-
The sun., 1901-01-27
LaIanCe & GrOsjean's "OpaI"
AGATE Ware.

Rice boilers, any size, 3Sc.
Covered saucepens, large size, 39c.
Tipped ssucenans, long handle, IOc.
Dlshpans, very large size, +se.
Tea kettles, any size, 3Sc.
Coffee pots, l0c.
Bissell's Economy" sveepers, 7Sc,
The sun., 1901-01-27
What of These Carpets?
S9C. and 81 I.29 for REGULAR S1.25 10 SJ.75

Jus herea lot OF ESQ rolls OF splendid Administer car
pets the very newest coosthe famous Bgeow Ssvonnere
and extra quality Smith Administers that sell regularly at
) IS 10 Sis per yard, at Ssc and Sl.2e.
The sun., 1901-01-27
Real Rug Opportunities.

We've some OF the most artistic Oriental rugs the kinds
that have the fhere Of Turkish Persian color
hs mony about themthat are offering remarkably
prices We're sure II will rug lover examine
them.
Then here are some OF the domestic kinds prices less
The sun., 1901-01-27

drawers 10 match, white and natural;
also cotton combination suits In ecru
and silver.
AT ace, REGULAR 7sc.-Men's heavy
coloret merino shirts. self fronts and
long sleeves, In broken siIes.
AT 7ec, REGULAR $l.OO TO Sl.sO
-Women's extra quality merino com
eination suits, with long sleeves apd
snkl length; also Egyptian cotton suits.
AT 3 Sl.0O, REGULAR 500. AND
CSC. EACH-Children' fine grade
natural ribbed mefino vests, high neck,
long sleeves, with pantalet,es to match.
The sun., 1901-01-27
Advance Samples Of Sample RefrigeratOrS.


$4ss "Vctor'
'"' 'eseo' larger "1e' "Jeweu" reideersos,
uSl44s
The sun., 1901-01-27
"LOeser" Cabinet Sewing Machine, $13.9S.


satisfaction
the Of solid Ak. $l3
The sun., 1901-01-27

Finer lot at 7sc. and csc.
Cambria corset covers, EN-.
broldered tst, &C., 29c., 3ec.
White peuicoats, with deep
embroidered flounce, 9Sc..
SLID.
flannelette underskirts, cro-
chet edge, zoe.
Makers samples, consisting
OF gowns. corset covers,
chemises, drawers and skirts,
at greatly reduced prices.
The sun., 1901-01-27
Wrappers.

AT see, REGULAR csc. .-
Petcale wrappers, in medium
or darh colorings; yoke braid
trimmed, wide skirt.
AT 79c., tEGULAR Sl.2S-
FIannelette wrappers in
medium colorirg, yoke
braid trimmed; deep French
flouncc on skirt,
The sun., 1901-01-27
The Truth Will Always Out
The BROOKLYN Daily Eagle Saws:

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kGmIm1 %
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pay
R%ismsu T%@%n% %TI III
The sun., 1901-01-27
WOmen'S Waists, Newest Kinds.

few simple but tasteful waists and good skirt will give
costume three times day. And IT are
Unexpectedly going away are ready moments notice.
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