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INV lhkS Wal UOIWOOu Tue OtStcb,
- far AZ it relates to widows Of
''onfsdsrx,s soldiers aud sailors.
IN act creating county peu-
sn com missioner, defining his
dulies
An act to amend an act to ex-
apt soldiers aad sailors in tho
service Of the State of South
Caruliua, or of the Confederate
, les from taking out license as
aNker and peddlsr, by making
ae apply to towns and cities.
Aa act to regulate county aid
4" ex-C"Rfedsrats soldiers, and
t, prevent their disfranchisemant.
An act to prohibit the wearing
~ tho Southern Cross by those
, entitled t., do so.
IN act to anend sections 1865,
1865 and 1857 Of the code relating
- pensions.
joint resolution to extend tho
time for paying taxes for the
fiscal year 1901 to March -S1st,
1902, without penalty.
A joint resolution to extend the
time for the payment Of commu-
tstiou tax in lisu Of labor on roads
for the year 19t 2 to March 31st,
1902, witb"u, penalty.
An act to ameHd an act entitled
"Aa act to raise revenue for the
support Of the Sta,e government
BY the Ievy and collection of 4
tax on incomes," approved 5th
dav Of March 1897.
An act to amsad an act entitled
"An act to authorize and ON
power cities, towns, Townships
and other municipal corporations
t" issue negotiable coupon bonds
for the refunding or payment, in
whole or in part, of bonded in
d btsdness,s and any unpaid past
due interest thereon, existing at
the time Of the adoption of the
present constitution" approved
March 3, 1896
An aot to amsd an act to resu-
late tho rals Vt interest upon con
tracts arising in this State for the
hiring or lending Or use of money
or other commodity.
An act to amend a. act entitled
"An act to amend section 431 vol
anne 2. revised statutes 1898 so as
to prohibit sale ard shipping Of
partridge. for five years, so a.
to include deer aud wild turks,
within its-provIsions.
A act to exclude from our State
hospital for the insane foreign
idiots and lunatics and to provide
for their disl ositisn when found
in this State.
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The United States Ssaat. h.,
for 80 long time tolerated, pves
encouraged with laughter, undiy
nitisd speech and bearing ON be
part of some of it's members thai
II had become " question with u
as to whether majority of tha,
body were men representative Of
the honor, integrity and dignity
OF the States which they have the
distinction of representing. With
humiliation and sorrow, and sad
forsbodlngs for our popular form
OF government We have read
speeches made before that hody
that 1T seemed to Us would shock
the ssnsesf propristy and dscenc,
of its members to say nothing sf
transgrsssisg the dignity they ar.
presumed to maintalR. 1t remain
ed for an unfortunate incident.
disgracoful to- South Carolina, L.
cause that BODY TO declare thsru
is point to which msmh mhers can
60 in the use of course, common,
back street dspuuciatlon that will
be considered as contempt of the
dignity of the body. We in or
as mnsh since senator AeLaurin
has been held in costs npt for
denouncisg the statement of \
Fellow member as = "willful,
~ licious and dolihsrate lie. -
Charges Of bribery, theft and the
like, repeatedly insinuatsd aud
mace against mem bers in do, ate
without any molten for laves,isa-
tisn, have repeatedly passed un-
noticed except with smilss or
laughter. But the line has new
been drawn and benceforth ssua-
tors may know there is a limit
where thor language ceases to bs
genteel and dignifsd IN the eyes of
the body. The words used .Ly
Mr. McLaurln constituted his of
fence for no man of ordinary in
telIigsnce would condemn him for
mesting the assault made upon
him. Tillman's breach of the
peace in the Senate cham Der in
the midst of it's session could not
be construed other than utter and
gross contempt. He should have
had respect enough for the BODY
to have awaited adjournm and
and have held his colleague to
account Oh the outside. There
are places churches, courts of
justice and Legislative halls-the
sanctity of which should restrain a
gentle nan from resenting an in
suit therein. The conduc, of our
senators is stain upon our State
and we care not how severely they
are dealt with by the body of
which they are mem hers. Had the
affair occurred outside the Senate
chamber Mr. McLaurin would
have been justified in denonncins
in his strong unparliamentarv
language the statement of Mr.
TllIInan, and Mr.. Tillman would
have done right to have resented
1T with his fist, and both would
have been highly commended by,
Mt least a large portion of their
constituents, had they battered
each others faces beyond recog,
milton.
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II tHARLkSIll IIRASIfRa

The South Carolina Il Georgia Tx
tension Railroad announces the fui,
lowing low round trip rates to har-
lesion. :. g., account OF tbs south
a'o'ina Inter 1t te and Wes, Iudian
Expo-ition. Tickets on sale at all
coupon stations Excellent psasen
ger service performed. tSee that your
ti"ke,s Rad v "a the >. &. &c T., kR.
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S"me Of the N ~, Imr"rtsnt Acts
of Tn. Les,.la'urr.

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An &C, tn prevsnt n. .lt.r;,~
or r.,,v;no ,.,d .,
An &C, to require public gin.
nsrs to keep their book. fnr in
spection.
An act to exempt tn. counties
Of kershaw, Lancaster, Abbeyille
and Marlboro from The law reouir-
ing certain county officer. to k..n
itemized accounts of fees collected
in their offices
An act TO amend an act +.
declare the law in reference to III.
duty OF the county auditor when .
false or Improper return for t.,.
uon ls made.
An act to amsnd Sections 1865
1866 and 1867 of the code re-
'a''n@ to pensions.
An act to require nunicipali,;.s
to provide drains f ,r surface water.
An act to emnower c;t;.. .,a
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Mr. G. j. Henry, of Lancaster,
was in the city Thursday. He was
on his way to Chase City, Va,
having received a telegram an
nonncing the sickness of his sister.
Upon arriving in Virginia Mr..
Henry found his sister much better
and she accompanied him to Ian :
caster yesterday. Rock Hill
Herald.
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VAiua Gle 20 Women.

r'pea,aliy yaluaAle 70 women Il Dv.vzp
len Hts<rs. Bsskaohs yaaisAss, kssIk
u~gpears, strength takes ~ 49, =
Hsakness, and the sisw q keoleS -rss
s scsss - Ne lelid shsek ~ 2 -.
- nr.-rS seSee4 = 49,. xHSlaAE 49,
A - vtA0A - C
W~ Asse Dests 4. ~ . z G6$
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HOw'S THISY

We offer One Hundred Dollars Ke-
ward for any case of arrh that cans
moi be- cured hy Hali's Catatrh Cure
ENEY Il o.. Props To
le' ,, O
We the undersigned Lave known
Shen"y FIR the iast Is years, and
beneve him perfectly on"rabIc in all
businsss transactions ami financial,
abe o carry ou, any ob 'gotlons mad.
b> th.,ir 6rm
WEST q iRUAx, Wholesaie Druggis,
t0lede. .
WALDING kINNAN 4 MARVIN
wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O.
aali's taiarrh 'ure il taken in
rna W, acting dire ,tiy uDon the blood
a"d Mucous surfaces of the system
P"i'" T6c per hottie. SOLD by all
liruggists, Testimonials free.
ha = Family Pills are thr hes,
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BARGAINS IN
} y:!G G / < S
AND
W A G 0 N s


We are now selling for SIS.
BUGGlES that We have been SELL
ing at 500; and Buggies hereto.
fore sold At $55. we arc now sell.
ing at $50. So come and get yeu
a nice, new BUGGY while they
are ChEAP.
We are selling the Nissen round
and square hound wagons, .lss
the Owensboro wagon at surpris-
ingly low prices.
We keep on hand some coed
HORSES-some as fine animals
as you will find anywhere. II
you want horse that will ssit
you IN every particular, don't
buy until you see our STOCK.
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How Are Your KidneYss
~ Honea sper agus Pills cnre all kidney Ills Sam.
sioHree Aod sssriins Reuedy Co. Chicago or n u
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Not In 4 Trust, NOR ANY t0h|\,1|0|

The seal of doom has been placed upon them,
ana prices once more come down to a legitimate
level WE FIX PRICES WITH NO ONE,
but make such reductions that other merchants
are forced to come down to us or close ,,p ~hoI.
WE DON'T OWN LANCASTER COU UNTN nor
try to force people to trade with us our PRICES
are our drawing cards. NEVER again will the
people of Lancaster submit to paying 50 to 100
per cent. profits; THEY DON'T HAVE TO-
and whether you trade with US or the other man.
WE are saving you money, for we force him to-
sell you atour price, and proper sense of appre-
cation should direct you to give us your patron
age
II IS OUR Intention =. stock
oderto
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CoLUAN A: Tisk cts to he sold daily
com ,encing Nov. 30th, 1901, ,aptiI
ard including NAV 81, 1902; fnal
limit June 3rd. 1902
COLUMN Il: Tickets to be ssId daily,
commencing Nov. 3Oth, 1891, until
and including May 3lst, 1907; anal
limft Ten days in addition 10 date of
sale; except that final limit she aid
in no case exceed June 3rd. 1892.
COLUMN L: Tickets TO CO ssid On
Tuesdays, and Thursdays ssf ,s9sh
weck; commencing Dee 3ra, 1901. :.
aud until and including Msy Nth,
1902, ,hnal limit seven days in adj
dition TO date OF sale; eIospt that
anal limit should in NO ease exceed
Jane 3 rd, 1902.
=. III. SHAW,
.osnsral Passenger AesDt.
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THE LEDGrR.
7 hur]ow s a.

DITOR AND HNN AGtk
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY, 26, 1902.
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I IS CUR Intention

stuff ON CLOSE OUT our
ape Jackets Clothing, ETC., preparatory for Spring Goods
thing n lines. IfI" N
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08
SPANISH VIEW
 IS NOT BRIGHT
Apprehension q Eve1iS al tba
 End Of the Regency
The Queen Has Never Been II Touch With the People and the King Is Practically Unknown to His Sub jeets.

London. Feb. 19.-tSpaciaI CorTespon- dence)-By the side ci KinE Edwards
 coronation the formal accession of AL phonso XIII. to the throne Of Spain has attracted little notice; yet the uI5c IS Q show merely and the second q DO ;iticaI event. On Saturday last Donst
 Christina held her final reception as queen regent: next May the boy-kins
 comes definitely into his own The re- gancy has lasted now some sixteen years. and. as usually. happens with regencies. it has not been oversIccasS- full It would cf course be absurd tc lay the blame for it's failure wholly cG the personality of the queen. but m ouestionabIy her character has had much to do with it. Much has been written Of her angelic disposition art astonishing intellect by foreign jour naIists who have had the honor of- ap- preaching her majesty once in their lives. These portraits ii must. how ever be added. do not commend them selves to SDaniards. though they are the first to admit that ia. Se1crt' is ;sssured:y one of the midest. Teekest and most modest ladies that eyer WOE crown. Unhappily it takes more than this to make a popular spanish queen Dona Christmas virtues are of tho kind that cause more joy among the angels in heaven than among the es- sentialiy human men ana women Of Spain. She is an alien. a1.d she has never caught. one might say never even tried to catch, the Spanish note. The thousand and one little ways i4
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08
which @ monarch. end especially

which Q monarch. end especially a queen. can make herself beloved by her subjects have. in the case Of Quee:. Christina. been either overlooked ol- else pursued to her Ieiriwear. Tt leaves good deal tp .-a ina a@ir..ti-r Uh5a Suaniards in pliv}te talk almost anxiously insist on th= respect" which is felt for her. | monarch who wins Prospect" ard nothing .1c.z may safely be chased with the pe-a,5 on lc,-=" social planes who mean well fue queen's domestic virtues aTa aIt,- -ther wasted upon the frlvoics-- Spa.-- ia-Gs. whose ideal of a monarch di-teis little from the picture .-l.ch tha fe- oreus drew of rhe Messiah Outward =uIa1Go-. visible majesty. s-mrtuJus pageantfy and s5~=rou= 1.sUitality arc the attributes they expect from 3n eS- alL5d station. SUiiss ana q gracious air and the smat arts 1E royal con- Gescensiou cover in their eyes a mJl- tiluje Of sins
 Hut "la Senora's" fncih.a 5fsas tead aiI Jo thrift and seciUsion ana the Quiat pleasures of the domestic circle. , Ger man 'fitUSf-at. i--E cultivate tI- aIsterities 1.l.h lmranity ana even praise. bEt not a queen. Ieast c- al a Spauish queen. Ecna Christina mas the bourgeois Virtues carried t1 per feclien- She is amazingly familiar with the pecc1Jiflcs oC aU the nonfss. gen erals and eaUrtie.s who attend her levees, and more chaa c.ee she has taken t-2 delinquent to taSi. publicly. These little weaknesses. though they are amply discussed i1 inc eiut=. would hardly touch tho rr1leta-iat. EVhaH ll,s masses find most difficult to bear w.tu is her persistence in announcing taa; she is not q Spaaiar5. Sha treats th. national Ies -i~als and e.llisanaIts win ] contsmn-- -iJhar she nor her sou ] having hololed the tuu fights with thsIr :-esa Hc--anG she takar e.---s ] opportunity she can If osyarins from / palace functions. NGn-c- -nformjtv iu d monarch is serious crime. bur u-- . folturat-i-- the lady culJivat ft a. | tSc--h j. were tae =uIsst raseH"l-t l.
 tle affections of nsr people. Iilc con- sequence ls that Dona Christina has
 remained for tn. masses a i-cr- =ytua1
 that presents no oa=Uir- Vha -E-t te
 tnri- artIfu=i =iaetfe u-t-i--=. Gi..u "a. . chance they would ga-hor round he.
 as they gather red round eh- Qua-u o !. P1r-gual "a-a she visited 1lad1id som.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08
WOMEN As MEDIcAL STUDENTS.

To ore who has taucE, in both mems and owmen's medical zehools, the statement that the standard of schal- aisilip is not so high among the women a. among the men is absurd. The av- craze medical girl student is older and ,.o1.resUondiuely more mature than the average male medical student. She iz thoroughly i9 earnest. fully realizes thg valua of her opportunities. and works hard-hardsr than jhe average young man. who has many more distractions and t-mptatiors. and is not too proce to continuous Wcrlc at hteh pressure. Ulta the girl. who is more conscien- tioUs. lt iS Often a cas- Of being able ,o drive the willing horse to death. :" Nl-trca= thc boy. if pushed. is apt to slight his rol'l, and trust to luck to sec hum throUah at critical moments. Whatever advantages CT shortcomings the average woman physician may dis play iu practice, t is certain that as T student she is refined, int Lliga ant, re ceplive r&inStaEina and q hard work c.-Williag and anxious to improve every opportunity offered. That women are thoroughly able to grasp the cherlil8l and Garmaceutic laboratory Worl-. the intricacias of surgery and tne minute work of disSeci is atteste i daily by tn work C4 hundreds of well equipped and capable women pract;- tioneIs throughout the cCuntry.-Th9 ! American Medicine
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08

len years age. DoIl Amelia saUntero > about the streets, enjoyed all q
 .ehes. went 10 the bull fights, sufla @taeiou~ly and inteiiigenGy. and 5a -Er-e days haI inc vnal- eir>- ,t h.r feel Eat you cannot lie at the feet a- q marlie statue
 Tl= 1pariaIie. taking tn n il bu:.-. gre i-uaJely suznicious If foreigner easily worked on bv superstition ar enan are1 Of iuelz and h5li;aucy. Tn ,.-san r.- at is &a Austrian uy hir.. -7i tcTlTora .7out. her nam recalls -uani3~Gs the disastrous regency af a-- other e9risjina, tta shameless widow .f Fernando VI. for once -un.'s,5- .;~- ras s-5r-a q SriI,iau- triumph. TT rry-.-il.s is Aiphonso XII. g uUpi - .f tle vt!s, oi-=n iu spain. gro.
 r.lJna15 he has been ezc=edng!y G-- --:tr. Ttls person is practically uu- known -e his subjects, h. has not r.- ri'..-5 his army. nor attended tl. lures oi professors. nor appeared if tta chambers of congress or iu ti l'ie@as le Teros. < secluded and U.- ,l.- ur-srluishi education and mo
 rf Ij.- have made him to the lHass
 tGa mere shadow Of a name. n ti autumn oi 121a. a much-adv5rtiseI tr. was arranged for him H. started e, . a --lyh-.lr tour round the ncuther- : -otr=- T. was a Uretcked Gasco. H. : reception. at best indiferenJly T.. ! u-ctfu-. was somewhat more mark . .y indi#eIouoe than respect. and l.. tour Was abruptly broken eff. There f aa impression that he is sjudicUs. an. nom time to time minute account i rU5'i~5ad of the progress he is makis il languages and the arls and science Hut tL-s does not greatly impress
 nation Wher- hardly ore i1 five CT read rr write And. apart from all thi- t,-e country ts in a state of spasmodu unrest. Hardly 9 Weel, goes tE withou its record of riots and random sbcc. i-sS Ht G.ularstratious against the r. Hsiors olei1rs. against the octrci dutie. ,y.n gains t!e payment cr nation- taxes "aa d-Ws uG fer provincial hon
 -u-e. first raised iu Catalonia. is sprea ing through the B 2iasula. Trade , ----l and th labor market over-va Il . W..h tb- 219c90 rsua t~iacos wa5 re tura. from Cuba the phifl~f.as at
 ',.-o Rico. Tne uss-ta continues [
 s. and ,uor- thaa half the uati.r.
 FerUa eac~ tr 3a-iaS tha interest 2, tae paal;e debt. Meanwhile tho pc.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08
THOSE BARCELONA RIOTS.

We have had serious labor and otker riots in the cities Of the United States. Ne have even called out state and na- ticnal trcons u protect life and prop erty. but the indiscriminate shooting down of the innccsnt with the gully and the greater Wrac1aga Of property by government artillery than by the mob is something that to US is both strange and appalling. When we real iza what piercing poverty and distress are pressing behind these outbreaks it is difficult to withhold our sympathy from those who have defied the law and nenaced national authority. r Italy and Spain would spend less on thei,' ai1s1:=s and more on education they would become happier and more pres rarous QsopIes.-Icston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08
HAVING \ RUN ON CHAMBER
 JANIS COUGH REMEDY.

DetHeen the hours of eleven o'clock a. h. and closing time at night on Jan. 25th 1901, \. F. Clark. druggist. Glade Springs, Va. sold twelve bottles of Chamoerlain's Cough Enmedv- He says. Il never handled lHedicine that sold better or gave better satisfaction to my customers" This Remedy has been in general usc in Virginia for many years. an1 tho people there are well accus.ateI with its excellent qual- ities Many Of them have testified to the remarkable cures which il has ef- fected. When you neel a e@od re- liable medicine for g cough OF coiI, or attack of the grin. use Chamber- la.ns Cough Remedy and you are cer- tain to Ie more than pleased with the quick cure which t affords. Fer sale fy- l.Ivey < IIVlctL
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08
06e CEEUR CHES


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 BETHANY cf.r- r-.I--Cerae,- Al,a and Deeert streets. sunday socvol at 2 D. ,a. t5y nins E5.-..e d, ,.5+ B. iz}- -rsaeI5I.S l= Rev. George r. -aNier- A hearty a Ics.1- awaits aI q, -lese aerri.--
 sraCFAL l.i~ic.-&t the iapl~,
 --srth tor .;r-oa- evening the pastors ,1.;ae ull. be -foo- to Have Fr. n,s- The gUaIt-J choir uiil give several s5}ectioEs and vill repeat h. request one Cf tl.. .tart-tt-s given .t the o-u5ioa. service lasJ Sareay evening.
 FE.. lET@oDIsT CHURCH Sabbath Free Methodist cl,.s.'. al ErIir avenue and ;dl,a- street. as lo.1Vs: Saboa; ;h echc.l at la c'..1s,-. Preaching at F. followed us class me ting. Preaching in Jla evening 8. --au. Miss Ada Pearce. pastor
 BAPTIST CIiTEC-T-.s- ,1r1 avenue and 5e1-.an street. f..r. Lewis Hal xev. pastor. E.bia srr-3. a:t- d. m Public .-cse-li:. 1T d. --.. .--.I 5.}o r. nI- r. r. r. L.. 6.@0 n. .-. special music 1t boih services. Eveuins theme. Ho" to HaN- Friends" \ cordial i-V!la tion ta aiI Ni-ilo:s .s.'c.-.Ly iuritel-
 FIRST METHODIST c-IJ .3.-I- Di- vine services at ,ae First Methodist Episcopal church. tomurow a- | 8. n. and 1..J 3. m-. corner No4-"" and Second avenue. <. Y. Cls-an. pastor Ths..-es cr v:.aI impor-auur @l be considered both morning and evening. Geol music viu D. furai~beI aE the l1tee cne.us choir.
 aITFEIAc, Ci.CErH.-e-r -r1-- cc- .t ta. I'resi, ;...5al chu."E tralo-- TOW Will E.. as fcii.vs. S.h2.tn scia ], a.f5 a. .u.: u,srric,, r."fi' D. 7l a- n'-, r4ttia- 5c sermon 5- 'iG2 lIrg-Iy with
 Arizona, I,v n. pastor Rev. iaI --S
 A. LtcAfs4. a-..t,lN solo sung uE 2ir
 Andrews: Iuterreliat- E.t-aE.r Z. ?. h.: Y. T. :. '. F.. G.2a F. Hr. EVsnine services. ESQ D. m.: special music b>
 chorus. I.l i.- Hlr. Hc.ia-na.
 FIRST CHRISTIAN clCECH - regular services con il-J-d tom rl-@-, l b. Rev. I.-r! IIu~ai;. pastor. on the corner or Fith avenue and tisnro. street At-- o'clock 1fr. Iinrsit vii speak au rhe Spirit nf ta. As-. an, at -.3a vlH deliver t.,. fourth i0 ths series of sermon 'r,t.r~ now being given or Surda. ..vni-,--. Fr.-- F-ii be $. e,iai music at both services. sun 6ay sehoal B, ::t5 a. u.. and ,. < c F. at G:5o P. m.
 1 r. cHUHt '. SOUTH. ...ut- and 2ioui streets. it. A. t"wi-r' pastor. Sabbath s.hoa'. :.-- .. ..l.. i'r . lI. 4. Hu4h $. superintendent. Il.t, J. 2 in@ al II d. I1. and 1. ul-. D., ta- pas { t:r: H1.ruiuE subject. "tHr.-t ll s-' 3 Nat Films IT, evening" ''ihs i;alrg. Fig Tree" Junior Lra7Ue at :. IT, r'. l. Mrs. A- D, Al-sp. -Eperllt-nd ant: t.U 2 worth I-aeu- at l'- li-. subject: Tn 1 Secret If Endurance. leader J. i;. 5 -ha-ler. \ cordial invitation is e. < tended to all.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08
Blue Seal Taffetta
Absolutely Pure Bye

This silk has made s..ch a hit amorg s.iE-waarfn@ Wanen that i- is asnc=t Impossible Tor Us go k=-o il ia stock.
 This is the silk that f+ called for bE discriminating women every where. as it sftfve5v will ror crack cr stretch t should ,-c any tim -Nc refund Naur money What -tJ5- guarantee could Ead ask:
 B. sure you get lhe g nuin, "8lue seal" We are sole agents. 7 and sa iaclies wide.
 ssI.2:5 \ Iki}D.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08
PONGEE SILK

Are. the very height cf perfection in iress silks. constructed from wild ocooas-undyed- and sold just :e ,hay come from the loom.
 Genuine Pongee is made only tn Jhe uatur&l p2r=ee color. so NerE Fashionable today.
 It is next to impossible to wear them out. They are adapted t1 any style Of gown and will wash without losing lhe natural brill fancy.
 For shirt waists. misses frocks. men's sumner coats. in fact. for any garment where great wear combined with beauty is desired = and 36 inches vide
 :-E.,tss A TyT.D AND CP.