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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-21

KANSAS CITY. NO., Sept. N.-Mai VIM
Warner, United States district attorney
and former commender-fn-chief OF the q.
A. r., was tonight unanimously Endorsed
for the United States Senate by the jack
son county Republican convention
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MISTAKE IN MEDICINE.
Dose Of Morphine Instead of Head
ache Powders Proves Fatal.

ache Powders Proves Fatal.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 20.-Morphine,
mistaken for headache powders. caused the
death of Anthony S. Baner, a prominent
old citizen Of Evansville, last night. Baner
returned from a visit down town yesterday
morning and complained of illness. He
went to a chest where headache powders
were kept, took the morphine by mistake
n in half an hour a faintness came over
him. He soon lapsed into Inconsistencies.
Two physicians tried to save his life, but
without avail. He died at 1880 o'clock. He
leaves a widow and three children. The
remains will be taken TO New Albany, Ind,
Monday morning for interment.
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or answer to a charge of libel. Rawie gave
bail in the sum of 1900 and stated that he
would leave Anderson, but would return
and answer the charge when brought to
trial.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-21

DUBUQUE. Ia. Sept. 0.-Speaker Hen
derson held a conference to-day with Sem
ator Allison, who arrived from the East.
Mr.. Henderson will leave tomorrow for
Atlantic City TO join his wife and daughter.
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oner of Natural Ga. Mains.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind. Sept. IA. l.. Johnson,
vice president Of the Muncie Natural Gas
ComSany stated to-day that at the meet
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-21
Sentenced for Using Dynamite.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
DECATUR, Ind, Sept. @.-Charles Anger
man, who attempted to blow up the County
Inirmary with dynamite a short time ago,
has been sentenced to the Michigan City
prison for two to fourteen years.
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Church's Golden Jubilee.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind, Sept 20.-The MEM
bers of ST. Pauls Lutheran Church have
begun preparations for the celebration OF
the golden anniversary of the church. II
will begin on Oct. 2s. to continue three DAYS.
A chorus of one hundred voices will furnish
music. Oficial invitations have been ex-
ended TO the following: The Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. I'D. Severinghaus. Chicago; the Rev.
City: the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Enders, York. Pa: the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. ]. Young, New York; the Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c. Stuckenburg. Camden, nd: the
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl G. Aue, Titan. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Igleman. Indianapolis,
and Emma Steen. Baltimore.
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Combine Of IrOn Companies Failed.
S,aotoI 70 tho India a po1ts To,rpaI

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Ind, Sept. 2O.-W. F. Gurley,
of Troy, N. Y, who is president of the Ma
rion Malleable Iron Company, has been in
speeding the plant in this city. He says
that the recent proposed combine of mall
leable iron companies has practically fallen
through. The leading companies of the
country refused to enter the trust, and as a
result the proposition has been dropped.
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TO build was practically unanimous. The
new church will be ready for dedication in
the spring.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind, Sept. D.-The Wabash.
street Methodist Church congregation In
this city has decided to erect a 5000 edi-
fee on the lot now occupied by the present
tabernacle. The plans nave been prepared
and a meeting has been called for next
Monday evening to invite bids for the con-
struction Of the foundation. The vote Of
CONGREGATION last night on the proposition
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A GOOD REuM MENDArIoN.

"Ihave noticed that the sale on Cham
berlain's Stomach q Liver Tablets is al
most invariably to those who have once
used them,0 says Mr.. J. IL. Weber, q
prominent druggist Of Cascade, Iowa,
What better recommendation could any
medicine have than for people to call
for it when again In need Of such a
remedy Try them when you feel dull
after eating, when you have bad taste
Ia your mouth, feel bilious, have no APP
petite Or when troubled with constipa-
ton, and you are certain 70 be delighted
Win the prompt relief which they at
ford. For sale ~ AIlaruggIsss
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MADISON, LA THURSDAY JANU AIRY IS 1902
A $4,000 FIRE.
Monticello Electric Plant and Adioin-
ing Building Destroyed.

he electric plant owned and operat-
ed b. John M. Henry, at Monticello,
was entirely consumed by fire Thursday
morning at 9 o'clock, as we'll as an ad-
loi ing building used as workshop and
coffin repository, and owned by Mr
Henry. The los. is estimated at about
$1,000, with no insurance. The stable
belonging to B. w. Partridge was also
destroyed. The large cotton warehouse
belonging to Mays and Partridge also
caught fire, and but for the heroic
efforts Of the department would have
been entirely consumed. Mr.. Partridge
saved his fine horse.
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A New Traln

Between Jacksonville and Savannah
was inaugurated over the Seaboard Air
Line Railway December lst, which
leaves Jacksonville daily, including
Sundays at 4lO p. m, The shortest
line by thirty-tour miles. Schedules 70
connect at Savannah with a new train
over the Seabosrd for Montgomery,
Ala, equipped with Pullman, drawing
room, buffet sleepers. Also schedule To-
mske immediate connection Al Sav0n-
nah with the Central q Georgia Rail
way for Augusta, Macon. Atlanta, Co
lumbia, Birmingham, and points be-
yond Connects at rhalmap with tie
Brunswick and Birningnsn Railroad
for Brunswick, Ga. Call at city ticket
Office 2O2 West Bay street, or write a.
0. MacDonnell, Assistant General Pas
senRer Agent, cEsonYill6, Fla,
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SchIey in Savannah.

Savannah, Ca, Jan. l3.-.Admiral
Schley was informally entertained on
the floor Of the cotton exchange this
morning for more than an hour. He
was accompanied by General w. w.
Gordon, a member Of the exchange, who
introduced him to the other members
present. There was no set program.
The Admiral was in excellent health
and spirits and snapped jokes with the
best storytellers on the floor. He spun
several sailor yarns for the delectation
OF his hosts. Business was virtually
suspended until he had bowed good-by
and departed amid a storm Of applause
and hand-clspping.
During the day the Admiral sent
telegram to Nine. Nordica at Nashville
congratulating her upon her escape
from injury in the railway wreck yester-
day. Tomorrow the Admiral will visit
the Georgia State Industrial College for
colored youth, Of which Major r. r.
Wright is president Major Wright
was paymaster during the Spanish
war The students at the college will
hold a reception in honor Of the Adj
miral, who win be accompanied by his
wife and General and Mrs. w. w. Cor
don. Wednesday evening the Admiral
will be the guest Of the Knights Temp
lar. 1t was proposed that he be init
ated into the Mystic Shrine here, but the
arrangement has fallen through, and he
will ride the camel' in Washington.
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SUNDAY MORNING BLAZE.
aoase oth. Va. Taylor Receives a Visit
From the Fire Fiend. Slight
Damage to the Roof
The Result.

While church goers were on tAe,r
several ways to ch~rch last Sunday
morning the fire alarm was gwen and
the blaze was soon located on tire root
OF the home Of H. ~ Taylor, next door
TO the Presbyterian church. The fire
companies responded promptly and soon
had a ssream Plxying upon the blas,
which was extinguisbed before a Rrea,
amoant of damage was done. The sre
originated, it is supposed, from sparkle
falling on the etingIe roof
The water pressure vac very light
thestrength being barely sufficient t.
terce q very small stream upun the roof
atae gortunate'that the tire was diecoy
cred so early, for with the high win,
then blowing ahere ia no telling,wher,
the FIRE might have endee had time suf
ficient been gwen for it to get a gooc
start.
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STRIPPING is ANXIOUS.
He Is Having Opposition From the Re
publican Organization in Florida,

Washington, Jan. 3.-Mr. Joseph
N. STRIPPING, who is being SO bitterly
opposed for reappointment as district
attorney for the Southern District Of
Florida, was among the callers at the
White House on last Saturday. Mr..
STRIPPING is strongly Endorsed, and his
friends are yet hopeful that be may be
renominated. The fact that the Repuh.
lican organizati n is against him how
ever, makes it doubtful In other
southern States, though, the President
has shown but little regard for the
party machine and where the applicant
is worthy man and the best man for
the office, he has been nominated by the
President, regardless OF the wishes OF
the organizations. This has been not.
ably true in Mississippi. No one here
disputes that MIR. Stripping possesses
the qualifications, and it is the belief Of
many that he will be reappointed
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THEATRE PARTY
Visits Valdosta Monday Night To
Witness The Performance of
Hermann The Great.

The Valdosta Southern Railway ran a
SPECIAL train to Valdosta Monday night
to accommodate the large party of our
70 ng people who desired to see the per.
Torrance Of Hermann the Great. A
large number OF seats had been reserved
for the Madison contingent by the man
dger of the Park Theatre in that city
The train left this station ab,3s $50
o'clock, p. m, and returning, leia Vn!-
dosta about midnight, arriving here
about 2 O'Clock, a. m, In the party were
NJ sses Pearl Morrow, Marion Bloom
field, Lucy Shaifer, Nettie Mccall and
Sadie Thomas, and Messrs. Win Tay-
Tor, Claud Morrow, Walter Bunting,
Ebb. Harris, Osward Griffin, e. w.
Rice, Frank Webb, Walden and Jim Be
van, B. P. Moseley, Jack Mccullough;
Frank Ellison and others All report
pleasant time and complete mystifica-
tion at the wonderful sleight-of-hand
performances Of the great magician.
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Sometime ago nay daughter caught
a severe cold. She complained OF pains
In her chest and had bad cough, /
gave her Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
according to directions and in two days
she was well and able to 60 to school. I
have used this remedy in my family for
the past seven years and have never
known it to fail" says James Prender-
gaet, merchant, Annato Bay, Jamaica,
West India Islands. The pains in the
chest indicated an approaching attack
OF pneumonia, which in this instance was
undoubtedly warded of by Chamber
laln's Cough Remedy 1t oounteracts
any tendency OF cold toward pneu-
monia. Sold by all druggists.
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A LIFE AT STAKE,

tx you but knew the splendid, merit Of
Foeey's Honey and Tar you would never
be withoutit. A dose or two will pre-
vent an attack OF pneumonia or In grippe
ut may save your lie. Sold by D. G.
Smith.
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Total Valuations ofGounty Taxation

State Comptroller Groom hasreceived
all the tax books for leeI and the, make
the following showings as to total valu
ations by counties for purposes of taxa
ton, tweuty-nine counties showing an
increase of values and sixteen showing
"a decrease, as compared with 1890:
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

hupsr-J. p, Martin.
n COURT. u. Martin.
.-E. \. Armstrong.
Iu,oR n !. Paterson
lEcroR ), \. Ellison.
(urlic IssrRucTIov-J. a. Hughes.
w. Daac.
q. Leslie.
conaIssioNKRs-W. a.. Dial, gr.,
In, W. Mcdonald, I~J, Porter, CIV,
|m. B Williams. Regular meeting on
ltdnesdqy OF each month
toARD- ]. c. Horne, Chairman; w j..
N. NJ. Goodman. Regular meeting on
keslay Of each month.
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GEN. LEES BIRTHDAY.
viii Be Appropri ately Celebrated By
Elizabeth Harris Chapter. Unit
ed Daughters Of The Con-
federaey.

The birthday OF Gen. Robert Il. Lee,
which falls on Sunday, 10th inst, wilS
be celebrated by Elizabeth Harris Chap
ter, U. d. c., in the parlors of the Mer-
chants Hotel on Friday evening, 17th
inst. The entertainment II commences
at 8 o'clock, promptly. No admission
fee will be charged, but a small price
will be charged for the refreshments
which will be served In one course The
following attractive program has been
arranged for the OCCASION;
Duet. o.. Misses Hardee and Parramore
Recitation. 81 Helen Beggs
Recitation ....,.....M Miss SJevie dat
Song Mrs Frank w. Pope
Recitation ........,.,M Miss Pearl Mccall
Music Doctor and Mrs. Ruter
Recitation. ,....Mr. W P. Thompson
Song Nues Audrey Smith
Recitation. go. .,... Miss Eva Thomas
Song ...,,.......n,.M Mrs, L. j. Beggs
The pi mo accompanies will be Mrs,
Alex. Smith aud Miss A mes parramore.
A cordial invitation IS extended TO alt
and pleasant evening assured.
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SICK HEADACHE

Is the bane of women. What is wanted
is not relief alone, but relief and cure.
DR.. Loyal Ford's Dyspepticide will cure
sick headache for all time, 1t makes
the stomach right. Sold by ID. G..
Smith.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
a CN,FTKR, No. s--W. S. jordan
~ q. Back. X; q, l.. MiliBor,
PATERSON, Sec. Regular conVeca.
trs, ~ and thlsd Mondays Of each mouth.
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LoDeR, No. ~, #. AND a, MA l..
M. Regular Communications tho first
lv,dnesdsys of each nonth.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given that we, the under
signed, will be at the different precincts
IN the County, on dates named below,
for the purposeof Collecting the taxes
for 1901 and assessing taxes for 1909.
Come out1one and al, and return your
property as the law requires. We will
be with Won as follows, Say
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oy IloxoR-A. Livingston, D.; +, y 1,
II Regular meeting on the SECOND
La Of oarh month.
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TOWN oPFIcRRs.

III. s. Hodges.
VI IrEAsuRRR--Walter Benting.
/, IN ColLHCroR-W. A Bale.
IA. l.. Vanu,
|,psnt-L. a. Ieraleigh. President; J. r.
III DAVIS, VIM. Burton Snd g., W.
|Rerriar meetlng at Council Chamber tu
|luaSlng on lGie second Encsday nigAt
>ntA
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oy PyrnIAs- Meeting every Monday
lsIe Han. II. NJ. Taylor, C.C.iJ. K
Of Y. and S.
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.,,N cnuRcR-Services every second
inndavs, ~ a. IA. and 3 y. m. Payet
|ssT Tuesday night. Rev. X. r.
Moi,
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ERAL DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES.

u concentrating every FIRST,
F.,,r5 SUNDAYS, a. IN. and ssts p. m
,'rs eyery Thursday night Rev. A.
batIof,
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PNEUMONIA AND LaeR1PPE.

Coughs cured quickly by Foley's
Honey and Tar Refuse substitutes.
Sold by ID. c. Smith.
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COURT CALENDAR.

|1sooM n, PALMER, Laske City.
ETToasEy, l.. &c. RoNtHson, Lake City,
En- Tenn ,ponvenes at Madison on the
|nday in April, Fall TGrfn convcnes at
b the second Monday in October.
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Very Regfectfully.
s. J. ELLIs@N, Tax Col lsef
Rom J PkrEnsor, M am'of
Madison, Fla. jan. 10, 1902
Subscribe iof THE NEY NNF4R
PRISE. q per year 'r............
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Increase for 1901 .n..,.S s74,094
tshOw less valuation than for 1900.
Evening star., 1902-01-13

between New York. Newport and Europe.
He is member OF most OF the leading
clubs In New York and an enthusiastic fol-
lower OF the hunt. His sister Is the wife
or Mr.. Henry White of the United States
embassy In London. No date is set for the
wedding.
Miss Jaquith OF Boston arrived a few
days ago to spend the remainder OF the
winter with Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin.
The latter spent the holiday season In New
York with her family
On account OF the death OF her sister
Mrs. Helen Sharpe Spring. Mrs George V
Balch OF 1881 Kenesaw avenue will not
make any calls this winter.
Miss Aiken of Pittsburg has come on 20
spend the remainder of the season with
Mrs. Westinghouse.
The Michener- -Halstead wedding will take
place February H.
The charity ball has absolutely no rival
in a social way tonight All the world will
De there or is expected, but the two ball
rooms at the New Willard Will be at the
service of the company, one for dancing
ana one for promenading. Two bands will
play and the ticket also includes supper.
Mrs. Beverly r. Mason, Miss Lucy Ma
son and the other ladies al Gunstou Insti-
tute will be at home Thursdays in January
and first Thursday in February.
Miss Mary f. McCeney IS quite III with
an attack OF the jsundice in her apart
ments at the Shoreham.
Invitations are out for the marriage OF
Clara Antoine, youngest daughter OF M,
and Mrs. Louis Schade. 70 Mr.. Nose r.
Mueller at Concorlia Lutheran Church
saturday January % 1902.
Miss Eugene d. Borden OF I622 . street
viii be at home to her friends tomorrow
after pm.
Evening star., 1902-01-13
Standard Patterns
for February Ready.

The patterns for February just re-
celved, show iatestdesigns in jack
cts, Skirts and Waists the latter in
Guiding the stylish "Gipson" model.
Remember all Standard, Patterns are
seam-allowing, hence are easy to use.
The Designer for February has al,
illustrated article on Costumes for
Elderly Ladies'" which is an espe-
clally valuable feature.
Full instructions for the making OF
handsome hat is also given in this
number. Price for the Designer is
Ioc. a copy.
First foor-Eleventh ST.
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1902
GO=Carts.

We are now showing our new line
OF Go-carts, which is the largest and
most complete we have ever had.
All our Carts this year are adjust
able, and are fitted with rubber tire
wheels, green enameled running
gear, latest adjustments, parasol fix
ture, etc. The bodies of the Carts
are of selected rattan and reed and
are made in roll and fancy effects.
This is the best time to select your
Go-cart as we showa great many de-
signs now that cannot Be duplicated.
Prices, $500 to $3o.ao.
Fourth floor nso
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Large Barge Launched.

Dempsey, Sons & Co. of Philadelphia have
recently had launched large barge, which
has been named the Isabelle, and which Is
designed for the coal trade on Chesapeake
bay and its tributaries. The barge Will
carry a cargo of 1000 tons dead weight and
Is 100 feet long and "a feet BEAM 1t will
be one of the largest vessels OF its class
Ia service on the Chesapeake. The
Isabelle is now at Philadelphia and will
make her maiden trip TO this port with
coal.
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Seriously Injured.

Robert r. Anderson, forty-elght years
old. was thrown to the street Saturday
night while attempting TO board a car at
Ith and E streets northwest. One rib was
fractured. The injured man was given
treatment at the Emergency Hospital.
Evening star., 1902-01-13
Examination I'm Pb,rm,cx

There were seven members OF the class
that took the examination under the aus
pices of the commission OF pharmacy Of
the District Of Columbia today The exam
inatfon was held in the auditorium Of the
National College OF Pharmacy. S0s 1 street
northwest. The results of the examinat tlon
will be announced next Thursday.
Evening star., 1902-01-13
85c. Night Shirts
for 08c.

The line OF sizes Us to 18 inches)
is yet unbroken in the special lot of
heavy white muslin Night Shirts,
which we are selling at 68c. They
are made extra long, measuring So
inches, and are unusually well fin
ished-buttonholes being worked by
hand, and double row of stitching
employed wherever it adds to the ap-
pearance or strength of the gar
ment We sold many of these Night
Shirts at $Ioo and later at 85c.
Special Price,
68c. each.
First faor.
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Mems
Store.

January opportunities prevail III
mems store. Various lots of goods
purchased from manufacturers who
are just now adjusting their stocks,
are offered at prices below the usual.
Tomorrow, Tuesday, 100 dozen
Mems Black Cotton
Half Hose,
in sizes oH to II, inclusive. Part Of
an importers over-stock. An excel
lent quality.
$I.oo for E pairs.
$I.25 is the usual price.
Evening star., 1902-01-13

We also offer OUR
Remaining Stock of Furs
At Clearance Prices.

Every has been marked down from the original In
cded carfs of mink sable fox Isabella Persian
fox, blue fox,
Nus match also proportonatey reduced Considering
onabness r and high character
which marked low originally the opportunity offered
pecially worthy OF consideration
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MARRIED.

BR0oKS-FRANKIIN. on Wednesday, January
= I9U2 at Rochester. \. Y. by Rev. Adams.
ENERETF 4; BROOKS of Washington. ID. O.,
10 OLIVE ELIZABETH FRANKLIN OF Roches.
ter.
Evening star., 1902-01-13

From pure NJ glect, many a slight Cold Is suffered
10 run INTO Consumption When taken fu time
DR.. ID. Jayne S EXpectOrant never fails to cure
Evening star., 1902-01-13
Our january Sale of
MUSLIN Underwear .

There's garment the entire collections; for
econoze material the sacrifice of comfort Not garment that the
least defective of style all in the latest and best approved
thorough workmanship nsn possess that
and general excellence which the people OF Washing
and vicinity have learned to expect from this
The of sizes and prices complete for tomorrow selling
Evening star., 1902-01-13

NUIIIG IT UIII -AIIItI lCdII 1dCIO11HS.
Women's French Drawers, of fine per-
Gale. trimmed with dainty hand embroid- O. ~
Women's French Drawers, Of nainsook wide
Tnffie trimmed with lace insertion and q, oc,
edge: finished with beading and ribbon. Pr. pO.OO
Women's French Gowns, of fine percale, hand
embroidered scalloped ruffie neck and
sleeves; finished with feather stitching. q, -o
ricH' Observation-Disclosures. TO'OO
Women's French Gowns of fine percale yoke
formed OF clusters Of fine tucks and feather stitch
ing: turnover collar and front trimmed In d, ~
hand-embrodered designs. Each. ........ Do.OO
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Secoudd
Evening star., 1902-01-13

those usually asked for the kinds thu
Nomens French Chemises, hand en- SI -
broidered Each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TiI ,
Womens French Chemises, of fine nansook,
hand embroidered and ribbon trimmed Go o.
Eacn
Womens French Chemses, of fine nainsook,
tucked across front with fine tucks and
trimmed with torchon, lace-edge and rib O. -
bon. Each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. tpN.@O
Women's French Corset Covers. made with tucks
at waist; hand embroidered and ribbon c. -o
trimmed. Each. T~'Oo
Second floor.
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Attention is Also Directed to Handmade
Paris Lingerie and Wedding Trousseaux

OF beauty and elegance recently arrived Matched
number of desired from pretty eveabene elaborate
forming collection of exclusive imported novelties
by Paris and obtainab1e
Evening star., 1902-01-13

all the latest models
5000 to $500
the latest models
$3.50 to $4,000
$500 to $500
Evening star., 1902-01-13
Attention is Also Called to Our X
New Models i'm Paris COrsets,

Which embody the latest notifications
changes style Of accepted by the leaders
for the
One of the most popular models the Lily Of France with
straight and which either sde thus
desired slender effect.
o eCoet n all
% @ 5000 to ST. 500 Mue ana a'e So
in
o
60 OtoSJ zoo croo
ueandh black
second -Tenhst
Evening star., 1902-01-13
We Offer i'm These Beautiful
French Handmade Undergarrlents

The following specially low prcesprces higher
those usually asked for the kinds that from American