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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-24
FEBRUARY TERM.
Matters Before the First Circuit Court
ISL ih Jury and Chambers.

jf in Jury and Chambers.
The jury in the case Of Wong But
Nam vs. Chock Sing found for
plaintiff last Friday and gave YER
dict for $45. This morning the de-
tendant filed a motion for new trial.
The defendants in the nine grand
jury indictments appeared before
Gear this morning, eight being for
larceny aud one for malicious injury.
When arraigned one plead guilty and
eight not guilty. Kauhane, the
guilty one, was given three months
to serve, in Jail for larceny.
Judge Gear aud jury will hoar
the case against Mauuahi, for mai
cious injury, this afternoon.
Judge Robinson is hearing the
case OF Henry Smith vs. Hamakua
Mill Co.
Judge Humphrey, took up cham
Der matters this morning. He ad
mitted the will OF the late Robert
Robson Hind to probate aud issued
letters testamentOry to John Hind,
one of ths executors.
The Kahilina divorce case is being
heard by Judge Humphreys.
Harry Armitage and VIM. Lucas
have filed joint demurrer in the
case of Carlos A. Long vs.. e O. Mac
iarlane ct al.
Judgment has been filed in the
replevin case of Thomas Morrissy
VS.. Joseph Rosa.
A stipulation has been filed in the
case OF NJ. l.. Smith vs.. Honolulu
Stockyards Co, Lid, giving IL FIVE
days further to- plead, dem0r or
answer.
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Hooula and Hoola Lahui.

The annual meeting of the Hoo
ulu aud HooIa Lahui Society having
been postponed from last Wednss!
day one week, on account OF the
absence OF the President, Prince
Kawauanakoa, as we'll as of the
vice. President, Mrs, Campbell Parker
the same will take place on
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock,
the Goth instant, at the Kapiolani
Maternity Home. All m'mbera are
earnestly expected to be present.
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The Dorio and Alameda both ar
rived here yesterday, 45 minutes
within one another in favor OF the
latter. Both were over two days
late and encountered very rough
weather with mountain high seas on
the trip down. The Doric left for the
Orient about o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
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The funeral services yesterday
afternoon for the late Miss Mary
Desha was largely attended by
friends. Rev. H. H Parker con-
Quoted the services, the girls of the
Kamehameha school and Athe Ka'
waiahao Church choir singing APP
propriate music quite feelingly and
softly.
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Died.

CHAsE-In Alameda, CAL, Febru-
8, 1902, Mrs. Louise M. Chase,
mother OF Frank M. Chase, OF New
York City, and Mrs. g. w r. King,
of Honolulu, aged 70 years and 4
months. a.
MuRRAY-At Makiki, in this city,
February %, 1902, Timothy Bar
tholomew Murray, aged 80 years.
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KentucBy's famous Jessse Moore
Whiskey, unequalled for its purity
and excellence. On sale at any 81
the saloons and at Loyejoy & 90
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
Islapds
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Captain T. B. Murrayeof Com
pany II, N. g, H., died yesterday
morning OF stom zch trohbles, which
has been ailiug him flor some time.
The funeral took place this after
noon from Harmony Hall, and was
a military one. ,s.uL
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The Amateur Orchestra rehearsos
tonight, Herssafter it will always
be on Monday nights instead Of
Tuesday as heretofore,
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The Lehua is the only local
steamer leaving port this evening.
She goes for Kalaupspa aud a few
other Molokai ports,
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Judge Estee this morning heard
arguments on the motion to set aside
the decree in the Primo beer license
matter and decision reserved.
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The Federal jury term will begin
tomorrow. All the jurors EN-
panelled from the other Islands are
in the city. i
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The revolver used by w. S Meyer,
the last suicide, was anew 80 calibre
weapon of the Iver johnson make
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The band plays at Emma Square
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Vessels in port displayed bunting
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Following are the officers elected
at the last annual meeting OF the
Hospital Flower Sociaty: Presi'
dent, Mrs. E W. Jordan; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. A. F. Judd; secretary,
Mrs. Arthur Wall; treasurer, Miss
Won Holt; auditor, E. w. Jordan.
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Prince David KawanaJnHakoa and
bride together with Col. and Mrs.
Parker returned by the Alameda.
Amongst others that came with
them are Miss Alice Campbell, Miss
Anita Christal, Mrs. Ellis, the minor
Campbsll children, and many
others.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES


Having made large additions to
our machinery, we are now able to
lauuder SPREADS, SHEETS, Pill
LOWSLIPS, TABLE CLOTHS,
TABLE NAPKINS, and TOWELS
at the rate OF % cents per. dozen,
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A Large Stock for
Observation-Disclosures

Psnsy Stoves and Ranges,
Alaska Chest and Refrigerators,
Enterprise Meat Chopper,
Lawn Mowers and Sprinklers,
Rubber Hose and Hose Reel,
Steel, Rubber and Cocoa Mats,
Whesloarrows, Hoes, Rakes and
Hooks,
Shovels and Spades,
Oos and Handles. 'Nt
Scythes and Garden Shears,
Lainps and Lanterns,
Rat and Mouse. Traps
Step Ladders, b
Coffee Mills and Agate Ware,
Poultry and Mosquito MEETINGS,
Victoria and Pan American Hand
Sewing Machines,
Table Cast % ard Scales. Timed and
Eoroslsin Ssucepans,
8. L. Kn'vs7, Spcons and Forks,
Gloo C5impaYs and Wicks,
ksr ,sens Oh, Gasoline,
san suJ Charcoal Irons,
Char in Bags,
Tin TN Agate Wares.
Hawaiian aud Dairy Salt in Bags,
Gem Ice Shavers and Gem Ice Cream
Freezers.
The AERMO-
TOR admitted
by every one to
be the very best
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TO LET,

Premises on Kukui Lane. Pos
session given on January 1, 1901
For terms, apply to
Tit KAPloLANI ESTATE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07
Biz Sheet Music Sale KondaY

We will place on sale some OF our very
latest sheet music at only ice per COPY.
BY mail, 2c. Regular price, 25c and $50.
Such popular pieces as Please Let Me
Sleep. A Rose With a Broken Stem. Love
or Gold, On a Sunday Afternoon, The Good
Old Days Gone BY, Think Once Again Be
fore We Part, Actions Speak Louder Than
Words, Forever and For You. Etc.
GRAND FOLIO SALE TOMORROW.
We have purchased 1000 copies each of
ten different new folios for our holiday
trade. These are ell new books that have
Just been put on the market this fall
NO. i, Witmark Dance Folio, contains
such popular pieces as Stay In Your Own
Back Yard, Absence Make the Heart
Grow Ponder, When You Were Sweet Six
teen, sing Nc a Song Of the South, My
No. 2, the Pioneer Ragtime Folio, con.
tains such hits as The Palms. Cavallerla
Rusticana In ragume and 30 other original
ragtime pieces.
No. 8, the Star Dance Folio No. 1, contains
such favoritcs as When the Harvest Days
Are Over, Jessie Dear; Bird In a Gilded
Cage, Down Where the Cotton Blossoms
Grow, When ! Think OF You. etc.
No. 4. Star Dance Folio No. 2, contains
Josephine, My 10, twostep; Rip Van
Wrinkle Wa a Lucky Man. tWostep; Mister
Dooley, twostep; Jennie Lee. etc.
No. 5. the Popular Ballad Folio, a collec-
ton Of ballads and sentimental songs from
the pen OF the best writer's. such as Baby's
Prayer, After All, Because I Loved Her
Too, The Village Choir, etc.
No. s, the Drawing Room Vocal Folio.
contains 80 late popular ballads such as
Every Day at the Station, Suppose She
Were a Sister OF Your Own.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07
Underwear Sale

SZo,WO spot cash purchase best made I'M
Bros.
The newest, freshest. most stylish, best
mace pest hitting garments ever manufac-
tured can be had in this sale at one-third
to one-half the regular prices.
Ladies. fine combed Egyptian cotton rib
croched neck, satin trimmed front, in sill
yer gray and white, regular Soc quality, at
Ladies' fiat knit vest and pants, in tn.
extra heavy fleeced lined, tape neck ana
'front.', regular 65c quality, at 39c.
dadies' Oneita Jersey ribbed union suits,
hne Egyptian cotton, regular 75c quality,
Ladies ahe half wool union suits, fine
Jersey ribbed, full winter weight, close
ribbed Guns and anklets, In soft fleece
union suits, non-shrinking, regular $3.50
Ladies' Jersey ribbed union suits, made
OF Mime wool worsted yarn full winter
weight, made with high cut front, giving
full protection to the lungs and neck, in
white and silver gray, regular 81 quality, at
Ladies' sterling union suits, in the silk
worth So, at $3.50.
Ladies' fine Jersey ribbed vest and pants.
worth Sl.S9, at 81.
Boys extra heavy fat ieeced lined com
b~ination suits, In all sizes, worth 75c, at 5Oc.
Girls Jersey ribbed fine heeced lined
combination suits, regular 7c quality, at
Children's Jersey ribbed union suits, made
of the %-wool worsted yarn, full winter
weight, worth $3.50. at 9Sc.
Ladies' outing flannel gowns, assorted
Ladies' extra heavy fannelette gowns, in
assorted eolorss silk finish' fancy yolks,
Ladies heavy black heeced lined stock
ings, full seamless, regular zoe quality, at
Ladies' extra heavy heeced lined stock
ings, made by the Wayne Stocking Co.,
regular Soc quality, at 25c;
Children's extra heavy fieeced lined stock
ings, regular zoe quality, at 12hc.
Mems $3.50 heavy wool underwear, shirts
and drawers, in ribbed and plain wool, also
silk fieeced lined, in plain and fancy colors,
In all sizes, on sale at S9c.
Mems extra heavy feeced lined shirts and
drawers, in pink, blue and brown mixed,
regular 81 quality, at 45c,
Mems extra heavy wool and heeced lined
shirts and drawers, in plain colors, re
S1.25 quality, on sale at 75c.
One lot OF mems fine silk and wool under
wear, in the American Hosiery Co., Nor
folk, New Brunswick and Stoneman. These
are three of the best known brands OF un-
derwear made and sold at $3.50 and IS a
| garment, on sale at $3.50.
MEMS SHIRTS-One lot of mems plain
| and coIored flannel shirts, worth up to Xz.50
on sale at SSc and $3.50.
SPECIAL SALE ON SWEATERS.
LADIES' MEMS AND CHILDREN'S.
Children's fine worsted sweaters. in blue
black, red and white regular y quality
on sale at N.39.
Sweaters for girls, from 10 to 16 years, In
all colors, regular $3.50 quality, on sale a.
SL76.
s years, in fine worsted. with silk stripe
worth up to 81. on sale at CSC and N.25.
Boys sweaters in sizes from. 10 to II
worth up to 81, on sale at csc and N.25.
styles, on sale atSSc. $50 and 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07

newest style, but every one is made up to
sell at $3.50, on sale at Csc.
Mems extra heavy feece-lined under
wear, regular 75c quality, in blue and
gray and all sizes, from 80 to 46, suit 70
match, on sale at 35c.
Mems extra heavy jersey overshirts, in
brown, black and blue; this quality is
usually sold at $1.00, on sale at 49c.
Boys part wool sweaters in red and
blue, regular 75c quality, on sale at S9c.
Ladies' extra heavy heece-lined vests
and pants, in all sizes, in gray and ecru,
regular SOC quality, at 25c.
Ladies' extra heavy 1eece-linel vests and
pants. all sizes, the regular 75c quality,
on sale at 39c.
Ladies' outing flannel u~nderskirts, regu-
lar soc quality, at 25c.
Children's heavy ieece-lined vests and
pants, in all sizes up to "a, on sale at 25c.
Mems 75c underwear at Csc.
300 dozen mems heavy f1eece-lined shirts,
In all sizes and %colors, regular 75c quality,
on sale at 25c.
Mems $1.0O wool oversnirts, in dark and
medium %colors, in all sizes, from 14h to II,
on sale at 25c. ,
All the ladies' underwear that sold up
to $1.0O on sale at 25c.
Ladies' SOC heavy jersey ribbed vest and
pants on sale for Monday at 15c.
Ladies' outing flannel underskirts, In
fancy c%olors, on sale Monday-at 15c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07
Waterproof Shoes

Are what you want for this weather. We
have them with cork hIled and viscolized
soles, every pair warranted to keep your
feet dry and warm.
Mems velour calf balls, worth 50, at 1875.
women's velour calf balls. worth 50, at
u.s6.
Mems Wei kid balls, worth s.. at 1886.
women's vici kid lace. worth s.. at S1.s6.
Mems box calf balls. worth s., at s1.96.
Women's box calf lace. worth 50. at 81. IS.
Childs' and misses school shoes. H2s and
CSC.
Boys and youths satin calf balls, worth
up 10 S1.75, at Ssc.
Ladies' fur trimmed slippers, worth sk25.
at CSC.
Special sale on Brooks Bros shoes.
Fine vici kid shoes. worth $3.50. at SOS.
rwomen's Wei hid cork filled shoes can be
worn without rubbers, S2.4S.
Special sales on boys and youths canvas
lesgins and ladies', misses and children's
Jersey wool stookinette l~eggings at S5c, 75c,
SOC and $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07

brooches, scarf pins, cuff buttons, rings,
sterling silver novelties. toilet articles.
tableware, silver plated ware, hair orna>
ments, silver purses, card cases-novelties
Of all kinds that are now on sale. ASTON
IsHING VALUES FOR EARLY BUYERS.
ATTEND MONDAYS SPECIAL SALES.
Come and see what we have to offer you.
Just received a big lot Of ebony and
ebonoid goods. Ebonoid mirrcrs. hair
brushes. clothes brushes, hat brushes and
military brushes, on sale at Csc.
Another lot Of the gold shell rings in
band, chased or set styles, a written guar
antee with each ring; equal to $3.50 to
$1,000 solid gold rings; on sale at SOC
and 25c.
Silverware In great variety and at sensa-
tionally low prices. Get Hayden's prices
on watches. Call and make your selection
Of holiday jewelry now.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07
Draperies

An elegant line of portieres and lace cur
tains put on sale for the holiday trade.
A very strong number in tapestry. por-
there's, very heavy. full width, full line Of
%colors, 1925 pair.
A very heavy ribbed PORTER, stylish and
late colorings, $3.50 pair.
Handsome Ottoman portiere, very heavy.
a curtain that would be cheap at $500. at
$3.50 pair.
MerceriEed silk portieres in new effects
at $3.50. $3.50, $3.50 and $500 pair
Brussels lace curtains at $3.50, $3.50,
$500 up TO $500 pair.
Arabian curtains. $500. $500 and $500 pr.
Irish point curtains. $3.50 Up.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07
Carpets

Special holiday rug sale; a complete as
sOrtment Of all kinds and sizes Of rugs
For the holiday trade we are showing a
nice assortment Of genuine Oriental rugs
at popular prices; also a line OF domestic
reproductions. splendid effects. at q much
lower price.
27-in. Wilton velvet rugs..........:...S1.5c
30x60 Smyrna 10!
Fur rugs In whites. greys and blacks
lined and unlined. both plain and combln-
tons. from s2.50 70 $3.50.
Baby carriage and go-eart robes froE
s1.75 to $500.
Room size rugs in tapestry. Administer.
Body Brussels and Wiltons. all sizes.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07
BE SURE AND ATTEND OUR FA-
NOUS T"HIRTY-MINUTE SALES
FROM 9 TO $3.50 A. NJ.

FROM 9 TIC $3.50 A. NJ.
We will sell 10c outing flannel. in light
and medium %colors, in stripes and plaids,
and only 10 yards to a customer, at 2hc.
FROM 2 TO 2:3O P. NJ.
We will give one Of our famous dress
goods sales. Everybody that has attended
one Of these sales knows what this is, for
those that have never attended will find
81, Sc and 5S-inch suitings that we sell
from $3.50 to $500 a yard. No pattern
less than 3k up to 6 yards. They include
heavy will suitings, whipcord, Examines
and mistrals; they are all taken from odds
and ends Of the high grade dress goods;
we will place them on one counter for 30
minutes only. and only one pattern to a
customer, at 25c a yard.
FROM 4:3O TO 8 P. NJ.
We will sell bleached muslin, regular
6hc grade, guaranteed to be a yard wide,
hrst-class in every respect, and only 10
yards to a customer. at 2hc a yard.
SEVERAL OTHER SALES DURING THE
DAY. WHICH WILL BE ANNOUNCED
ON THE FLOOR.
We will give a linen sale, a sateen sale,
an outing flannel sale between these sales,
which Will be announced before the goods
are placed on the counter.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07
WOOL DRESS GOODS

All our 59c, 75c and s1.0O dress goods,
some "a, some Sc and some So inches wide,
some 52-inch brilliantines, some 54-inch
cheviots, some Use imported Persian and
striped French %hannels, some $3.50 and
$1.ss figured silk brilliantines, in black.
There are between Is and 20 different
styles in this lot and their regular value
is from 800 to $500 a yard. In order to
close quickly you can have your choice
at ACC.
These goods are not on the bargain
counter; they are on the shelves in the
regular stock in the bargain room.
We will sell soc, 75c and $1.0O dress
goods, also 40 and 46-inch goods, in all
wool henriettas in all wool zibellnes, in
all wool camel's hair, and various other
weaves too numerous to mention, your
choice on Monday at SIC a yard.
We will close a lot of 25c goods at,... 15c
A lot of 19c goods at-......-s......... lOc
A lot of 1870 and 15c goods at.....-. 7hc
A lot Of 10c goods at ................. DC
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07
Bed Blankets

Our 32.9s all-wool filling, tan and gray
bed blankets. per pair S1.9s..
Our S4.75 ia Atwood hlling tan, gray
and white bed blankets. per pair $3.50.
$50 pairs regular $3.50 gray and cream,
wool bed blankets. per pair $1.4s.
Our 1886 ia all-woo tan and gray. ex-
ira heavy bed blankets. per pair s4.49.
5 cases extra heavy, tan and gray cotton
bed blankets, per pair 4sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07
COTTON DRESS GOODS
BE SURE AND READ THIS

BE SURE AND READ THIS.
15c and 19c fleeced-lined French fannelettes
in all the Persian stripes, plaids, ETC., will
be placed on sale on one counter, and in
order to close quickly We will make the
low price of, a yard, sc.
Also our 15c and Ice and 25c Albatross
waistings, mummy cloth, granite waist
ings and a large line of other kinds OF
waistings, and in order to close them
quick, as the time Is limited, we will put
the ridiculous price for Monday only at
&c a yard.
Simpsons black and white prints, regu-
lar &c quality, at 2hc.
Simpsons fancy sateen prints, regular
TIC grade, on sale at 2hc.
All kinds of prints, no matter what
make, they are worth from &c to Shc, we
will close them out on Monday at 2hc.
See our large counter of outing fannel
and cotton flannel; now don't think that
they are not fast colors and good quality
because the prices that we are selling
them at are ridiculously low.
We are also closing out our linen stock
in the bargain room; the prices will be
so low tina we do not like to mention
them. Come in and see for yourself.
UNDERWEAR AND FURNISHINGS
/ lot of mems Numbered shirts, with
stin bosom and separate collars and cuffs,
every shirt warranted new and perfect.
The colors Of these shirts are not of the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07
Making Room for Santa Claus. Mon
day in The Bargain Room


The most sensational price that were ever ut on clean merchandise in this
or my other ton will be in this room N Monday When We say sensational we
this in the true sense of this word, as everything must &c, 10 matter what
it will bring, and each day until the entire stock is closed the prices will be cut
lower,b but remember that each dayt the picking will not be as good as the first lay,
so II you want to be in on these hne goods be sure and attend Monday sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07

Books published to sell at 15c on sale
at &c.
Children's books on sale at sc.
Handsome novelties in fancy goods, nu-
merous little items that cost a mere trihe,
pretty notions-article that make a home
coy and beautiful, now on sale in great
variety.
Special sale Monday on a big line of Csc
books at loo.
See the big display Of fine Christmas
handkerchiefs, ribbons, etc, etc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07
WAISTINGS

Gros. Roman. fine French flannel. from 4
TO Stone, are made to sell for S1.00, for
Monday only you can buy these goods at 49c.
All our $1.OO Christmas challis you can
buy at 75c.
All our 75c challis (no silk stripel you
can buy at 39c.
All our Prince Henriettas, made to sell
for $1.0O, on Monday you can buy for 39c.
Over forty colors In all the high-grade
albatros and flannel tuckings, lace stripe,
sold at s1.O0 to $500 a yard, your choice for
Monday only at ACC.
Other reductions on other lines of goods.
Remember that we will MI mail orders un-
I'll Friday only in this high-grade dress
goods department, and no mail order filled
from the bargain room, as goods are closed
rout as soon as Advertised.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07
GRANDEST BARGAIN OPPORTUNITIES UKNNENy

silks Our w York buyer was nHfm the ground land purchased largely mHe choicest and b@s that eo offered in this
wonderful awOn sal dska We simply On hmdrso pieces fine mwt tour ~m prices and MONDAY this great sale
biggest silk whsHaw were ever km h@o offered by any house W INACCURATE THIS SALE OF SILKS AT THIS
VERY OPPORTUNEN MOMENT @hm you may take advantage supply your CHRsrMAsN NEEDS The sm are of
the finest sHsm the lowest possible bargain price wmte put upon each and every piece
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07
SILKS

Our entire bargain room stock includes
all the plain-colored fancies. The entire
stock OF about 500, 900 worth of silks, from
which you can have your choice, on Monday
at exactly half the marked price.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07

Divan. made of hard wood. patent con-
struction spring, upholstered In velour and
finely finished, only $3.50.
We have about $50 couches that go on
sale Monday. and the prices are cut in
two. Couehes like cut. patent construc-
tion spring. in velour, worth S1s.75. any
color, only $685..
We can sell you a couch 6-ft. 2-in. long.
rs inches wide. upholstered in velour.
spring edges, with fringe, only 1915. Or
one with a nicely finished golden oak
frame at $3.50. Can show you 100 different
styles ranging in price from 1915 to $50.
Hall rock. like cut. in one-fourth sawed
oak. polish finish. worth S10.s5. sale price,
$685..
Indian seat. solid oak, polish finish, reg
ulAr value, 81, sale price, $l.20.
Dining chair, hard wood, full size, nicely
finished, worth 800, sale price. soc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07
The Leading Dress Goods House Of
the West

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