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The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
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ADAME-In this city OIL July l. l9l!, Ama nd a
wife Of aeorge Adams, aged 40 ysars
Relatives and friends are respectfully invlI
ted to attend the funeral from tho residence
Of her husband, NJ IA Wilson street, on Sat.
urtay afternoon, June 8. al | O'clock. Scr
vices at Bethel A. n. L. Church. 9th and Wal
nut streets at = o'clock. lnterment Zion crmo
tery
WILLIAMSON July ISL lG2 william l..
Williams, aged "a yenrs.
Relatives and friends are inVlten 70 atteh"
the funernl servi, a. Mt his late residence NO.
15l Long Row H.nry Clay OIL saturday aft.r'
noon, July at 10 o clock. lntermentat Me'
Saem cemetery
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
DON'T FAIL 7 OTRY THIS.

Whenever m honsIt trial Ia given to
Electric Bitters for aay trouble II Is rec.
commended for o permanent cure will sure
ly bs effected. 1t never falls to tone the
stomach, regulate tho kidneys and bowels
stimulate the liver, invlsorate tho nerves
and purify the blood. Is's a wonderful
tonic for rundown svstcms, Electric
Bittors positively cures Kidney and Liver
Troubles, Stomach Disorders. Nervous
moss, Sloeplo .sness. rheumatism Maui
ralgia and oxpols Malaria. Satisfaction
guaranteed by N. B. Danforth, Only 90
ceuts. - -.-rj .,-s. ..-S
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
DONAHDE MILES.

Miss Mabel B. Miles, Of Phila'lel-
phia, and Edward I. DDnlhoc, for
merly of Edge Moor, We're married
yesterday morning by the Roy. ".
J. Birmingham at st. Patrlcks Il.
G. Church. The couple left on an
extended wedding trip and on their
return will live in Philadelphia.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03

Take Peoples lins cars for fireworks
on field OF Country Club, evening Of
July 4. Passengers placed at Penn.
sylvania avenue and at Woodlawn
avenue.-both excellent places to
secure a fine view OF the display.
Peoples line cars viii carry the pee-
PIE, ae2 ~ ~
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
T. EGlSGER'S y ORDER,
Al kLII>ItN 1DtFlGE,
kkh AalLf NNNNrY, DEL.

'lne Ibll, I'D
Upon the application OF Mary A, Becker, Ad'
MN STRAIT * It JgAn becker late Of N"%l a+'I"
Hi IN sItl county, IT, ceased, it is ordered and
ulrncJrI by Register tnat the AdinlEshutrS
aforesaid giyj notice Of granting Of Letter.
Uf Administration upon the estate # dec a4sl
with the late ui granting Thereof by causing
hdYrrLl-eti 'nt9 - b9 posted wth1D fl-ty iay5
from the dlt9 OF such Letters III SIX Of thn mDi9
pUOlcviaces " the county o. Ne" Ca,tld, rs
guiriug all persons having demands n5atnIt
theestaJe to pr"1en. the same, or abide by ~
hct Of A Assembly III slGh case made and provo.
I'd and al-J cuu4" the cams ~ be iuseTt9l
within the sans p-rl1t IN tho DAILY RErua
lICA%,a new paprt p' 'Jl!iasI .u Warrington,
Del and to b. GJaHuHoI !uvr1.D thrcD wet,i,
~, Given nndr tho hand AMI seal }!
1 IS ! Office Of the Register Aforesaid, ~
~~~' Wilmington, in New Castle county
Aforesaid. the day and year apDve written.
CALVIN ", CROSsAN, Ks5 -tsr.
NOTICE Noilcetshersby gwen that Letter,
Of Administration wore IN dus form u inv
granted unto the undersigned ou the 18th day
OF Juno A, 1907. and that all perjoni
having clal ms against the estate Of thc docel,
ed must present the same daily attestel. to ths
tad Adninlstrntr. on or before the 18th day
OF June lyJj, or abide tho Act Ut Assoc
bly, IL such cage made aud provided.
MARY A, n..CnEf,
Administrators.
Address: New Castle, Del. jel7
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

/, Miss Katharine Ca 5narci, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis CIgaacoi,
and Nicholas Ambro5i We're married
ON Monday by Father Dou4Aerty,
of st. Peters Church. To-Day they
will sail for France and Italy where
they will spend four months visit
Ing places Of int3rest after which
they will return to thi, city.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
What Came of 1t,
The Only Way.

Lady-Here's cent. Now, what
are you going to do with it?
Weary Willie-Ah, mum, I'll hev ter
submit dat question to de board Nv
directors NV de "copper" trust" 1t
wouldn't do to dump all dis metal on
ter de market at once widout consid.
erin de probable consequences
Judge,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
sa
Fifteen Persons Killed

Detroit, july 3.--A journal"
special from Hillsdale, Mich, says
u report has reached tn ere that sew
en- Persons We're killed by cyclone
and cloudburst early today at Mos
COW, fifteen miles from Hillsdale.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
Sunday School Picnic

Tho Biddle Memorial Sunday
School will give picnic tomorrow
in Rockford park. Peter Il. Ayers
will deliver al address. Mnsic will bc
furnished by Collisions brass band.
A programme Of sports has been AZ
ranged for The occasion.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
Friendly Suggestion.

Mrs. Street, have been very care
full with my daughter. / have told
her whenever she is going to speak
to stop and listen how it sounds.
Mrs. Lane--You ought to tell her
to follow the same rule when she is
about to sing.--Yonkers Statesman.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
Wapnn Unset

While one OF William Tuchton S
wagons was passing down King
street to-day 1t upset while leaving
the car tracks. The barrels with
which it was loaded were scattered
about the street but no damage was
done.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03

Take Peoples line cars for fireworks
on field Of Country Club, and at
Broome Street Heights, evening Of
July 4. Passengers landed on Penn.
sylvanla avenue and Woo1lawn avenue
both points atfording an excellent
view Of the display. Peoples line
cars " II carry all the people.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
I)EGI7'i EHS ORDER
~ EEulslLps OtriOH.
NV tsslLE COUNTY. DRL-

IL y L. ~, IHl-.
Upon the applicaunn OF I.aac omyth. ad min
istTat,r e, I. Il. Gr tLIth M treuts. late
OF Wilmington Ed IN snii county 1eCca+rd
II Ia ordered and dlrcctoi ny Negister tnn
Tue Aiml istrator c t u aforesaid give uOti1s
OF grAnt.nsof Iettor4 Of s!dtulnistratIon ia
Onihe es'His OF % de iohse with the iita -
granting thereof. by causing Advertisements
- bo posted wtuiniolty days from tlo lAts
cjsuca leltors IA slx OF tbs most puDll1pIAosi
Of the county OF Now Cns:lc. reputriDz AL
persOnahavipg demands aEalu,: Tho ostats
to present ths sane or aO'io by an ait o.
Assc':ty In suGh Gass made hHi Droyi,i;
ana also cause tns saHo TO be lnstrtot VIVA.
IN the same iIeTIol In ths DAILY NEPUsLI-
CAS-, new-pHpor pHbl!aI N Wiintl.tot,
Hrl., and 10 b1 continued tAoruln tnr3I
weeks. II. o. d.
-----, Given under tao honi and s5eN y
s.l } oifoe OF the REGISTER aioreslll u
- Warrington. IN tey Castle C'IhLy
uforesaid. tho DAY ani year hbOys written.
CALVIN W. .LKJSSAN. Itrglst1r.
HOTlL IN otl1s Is b6rsoyglysn ihat!ptLiri
Of Auministral ion c & IA ycIo in iIe form -
law grated unto no unierssnsd On u,
lltn uHy of Junr, A. u. IJJ',aAl inst all per.
sonshlvIng caIiHsagainst thH estats oil tina
declared II present Inc cane, cniy attest.
ed 10 the SAID 4 AIniu!str,lpT o a Oh or be
fore TIE Iith day uf Jrue IOi or nbIi" no
Act Il hsse!nDly IN suCh case mails uni pro
ylded ISAAC a.lfI II
Adn!nlstr tLpr e. H.
Address, R"bsr, G, Traln Atturncy at law
Wilmington, DuL Jeu
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
GANE \ NENL.nIIlE.

In honor of William Thompson
Skinner, of Mt Washington, Md,
Miss Alma Morrison gave u delight
ful informal reception at her home,
No. 81 Franklin street, Oh Tuesday
evening.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.

James Sylvester and Miss L,lgie
Ricia, Italians, residing at No. %Ol
Rodman street, are to be married
On Sunday. The prospective bride
Is but 1G years cid aul the groom
Is 90 wears Old.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
" EtilsIElt'S ORDER.
n EEalSrEu'S OFFICE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL.
JWun =. 1892!
Upon tnn Application u laura L. A. tirseu
Leaf amt hth'. T.. s S,.urks, ir.. Admlnis-
trntur, OF !'ut.cii + Crcencat lao OF
thr.st.An. Huutrnd, IN said county,
deceased, IT. ~ ordered and dirar',:l hy the
Register that th: dim1. "tpr' aforesaid
give motto" " Irlntln. u Letter, "f Admins.
tihtrup upon the estate Of the deceased, Wl,h
thr dat" Of granting thereof by cauSins ilVur
tIsemrnIs to b" pootrl within forty days from
the date ui >ucA lr'ttcIi in six Of the most pub
Iiu ~ ices OF the county ut Now Castle, Trqulr-
Ing all persons having demands against Tn" ca
tair ~ present ih" same, or aDil" by an act Of
Assembly III such cas" made and pi Dviderl, anl
p.su cause the salna 10 be ip4"rtei within the
same period IN the DALEY kEPuBl.iCA.,a new,
pnpsr publishel IN Wilmington, bet, aud " b,
uUuIinLrd therein, three weeks, =. d d.
-, Given uH4sr tho hand AMI seal o.
office Vt Tia" ltas 9t"r nIor"4AtiatWil'
49, n.lnstOu, In New Cattle county af1ir-
said tho day and year above "II't ten,
tALFlN W CRyo.AN. Hogl5ter.
MOTIF T. NOtlGS IL hereby giFrn that letter,
OF AdmInIilfa' a'I.n w"rH IN Gus TORN OF
law granted INTO the undgrsg gned, on tho eth
day Of Juno lJJ!, and that all pcfaoua
hhvIngditiln| against the estate Of the deC-asei
must present the same luIy -n"st4i to
the said t,Iului-tintpI+ on nr briOrn tho
eth day June Of 1895, or abide tho At q AS
semDIy N such case made and provided
laura II, A. HREENLEAF,
CHARLES +. spa Xxx. JR
administrators
Address: l. q Cook. ESQ, At.orpcy at Law
Wilmington. Del. 10?s
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

! George W. Stewart and Miss Liz
Eie B. johnson We're married at
Second and Washington streets last
evening by the Rev. II ;. DulaIey
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
Just Alike.

"Well, I'm like Rockefeller in one
way"
GLOW? Bad stomach?"
"No. l handed my pay envelope to
my wife about half an hour ago. She's
had time to reach the dry goods store
before this, so don't really know just
what I'm worth now."-Chicago Rec
ord erald,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03

and trousers. Coats full
fronts, square shoulders;
vests with niche collars
and trousers peg buttons.
$12 and SIS are the prices
They are small lots we
closed out and there are
only a few of each style in
young mems sizes 33 to
3S inch chest. New styles
and the best assortment
we have yet had Of Flan-
mel and Outing Coats and
Trousers, S., $3.50, SO
and $50. --latest styles
and beautiful patterns.
Black and Blue stylish
new two-button double
breasted sack coats at 40.
Light Flannel Outing
Trousers So and 81. Very
stylish, peg bottoms and
turli-llps.
JAS, T. MULLIN & SONS
9th aad Market, Wilmington
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
New School Site In Bad Favor

Milford, Del, July 2.-The Board
Of Education last evening voted in
favor of the site in North Milford for
the proposed new schoolhouse, al
though at the election on Saturday
the opposition carried the day by a
large majority. The Board last even
ing elected DR.. George w. PleaSantiOn
president. 1t is composed of six MEM
bers from South Milford, and a tie
vote on the schoolhouse question was
expected.
The new site has caused objection
many mothe rs petitioning against it be
cause Of the distance the children will.
have to go to reach school.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
Fin eSAe.

"A somewhat little girl sss'i
Had a very little curl:
But it's nothing more than Just to her to
state
That she divers measures took,
Whereby she made 1t look,
To casual inspection. something great.
Puck,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
Broke Her Neck

Mrs. Day, who resides at No. 42O
West Front street broke her neck
at noon today by falling down the
steps. The coroner has been uoti-
fed.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
nan Pnc anime Mt

Officers OF the National Guard have
about completed arrang ements for
the field encampme 1t is til ought
that the camp will 10 established
about September 9th. The selection
for q site for the camp has not been
announc cd as yet.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
Illustrated Sermon

The Rev. H. S. Dulaney, pastor OF
Asbury NJ. Z. Church, will begin
series of illustrated sermons on
next Sunday evening. The subject
will be THE Red Dragons.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03

DROPoSAtS FOR REMOVING ASHES.
i The Board OF Di rcctors Of the ktreet aud
Department will receive proposals until 10
o'clock Tuesday morning. July - 1909. for
to housekeeping, for q term of one year and
two years, com III encins september J. 1904.
Specifications may BE- obtained at tn. Office
Of the depar tment. The right to rs ;eet any
and all bid, IL reserved.
Attest: HARVEY j. Wiley,
jy35t secretary
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
His Choice,

"Prosrerity has ruined many a
man."
mo doubt; ''but, il I'm given any
choice in the matter, I'd rather be
ruined by prosperity than by ad-
versity. The process is more enjoy
able" ."-Chicago Post.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03

Go to CALAIS resta nrant, at Bran.
dywine Springs, on July 4th. for a
good meal, at city prices. Quick
services on hand.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
Now |; iro Mains

The new fire m alns were III actual
service for the first time last night
in a fire that Quilted the five'tory
brick cotton and wooiIen yarn ware.
house. of James L. Mitchell & Co.
commission merchants, l22 and l24
Chestnut st Philadelphia. Never In
the history of the fire depar tment
was water so plentiful.
Twenty eight streams we're play ed
on the burning building and those
from the bigh pressure hose tore open
fire shutters, knocked bales Of burn-
ing yarn about as though they were
paper boxes. and so flooded the place
that charred timbers and cotton bales
were carried down the street on tho =.
young freshets which ran In the gut
ters. The damage to the warehouse
by fire and water was about $500. 600.
Six tircmen were hurt, but not serious
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03

Take the Peoples Woodlawn
Street car line, for the fireworks
display at the Delaware Field Club
on Friday evening
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
I.acA Curtains Rurael

Y While Lizzie Graves, was playing
with matches a. her home, No. l0l4
Wilson Street this morning, aud a
pair OF lace curtains were burned.
vhe loss was $50 and no insurance.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03

Take the People Woodlawn Street
car line, for the fireworks display at
the Delaware Field Club on Friday
evening.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03
floma ON q Visit

Lewis Dickey, who has been su-
perintending the building of the
Teleford road in Brilgeton, N. j.,
is home on a visit. The stone is be-
ing furnished by the quarries over
in tho ninth ward operated by John
T. Dickey and others of our city.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03

Take the Peoples Woodlawn Street
car line, for the fire. works displayat
the Delaware Field Club on Friday
evening
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03

N1 OTlCE-TuE STo oCKhOLDERS OF THE
IN Republican Printing and Publishing
,naetin on Tuesday evening. July 18th.
jy3 ", SCOTT VERNON. Presilont
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03

Butcher-Vell, ma'am, vat kint OF
a steak do you vand-porterhouse
steak?
Mrs. Hashley Cuttit-No! Board
ing-house steak. Chicago Daily
News. -,.......vi
The evening Republican., 1902-07-03

Take Peoples line carsfor fireworks
display, evening Of the Fourth.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-09

AT Emporia, Kan, recently a con.
vieted murderer who had been sen
fenced TO five years in the peniten.
tiary, delivered an address Of thanks,
as follows: 81 am entirely satisfied
with the verdict and the sentence,
and am confident that not one jury
In ten would have been so lenient
with me. desire to sincerely thank
the court for its just and courteous
manner OF conducting this trial, and
! hope that the bless ng of God will
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-09
WOUND FATAL
YOUNG MAN OF NEAR FULTON
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

Arthur Williams. a young farmer
who was accidentally shot in the arm
while hunting several days ago, died
from his wound and the remains were
taken to Fulton yesterday and buried.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-09

HoREHoUND SYRUP

Immediately relieves hoarse, croupy
cough. oppressed. rattling, rssping
and difficult breathing. Henry @.
Stearns, druggist, Shullsburg, Wis. q,
writes, May 90, 1901: II have been
selling Ballard's Horohound Syrup for
two years, and have never had pre-
paIatIon that has given better salts
faction. l notice that when l sell a
bottle they come back for more. |
can honestly recommend it. q" goo,
SOC and 81 at Dubois and Co. IS.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-09
Written at RnHd0m.

Iimes AIN the same, ueclhreu n
Weary Willie as he shuflled into the
kitchen Of West End house the 9TH
er day, and prepared to surround the
scraps that were coming his way.
"Ye see. Teddy" he explained, 1--WE
fellers whut has been travelling about
the country Ter years lookiD' fer work,
and whut had made the business legit-
innate and in fact had worked it INTO a
perfession, we have now been cheated
out Of our own.
Eyes" he sighed, with tear trick
ling down through a ten days beard,
1--WE amt no good no more. A lot Of
these Jail birds and professional bur-
glars has usurped our oallin, Teddy,
and instead of being an object CT pity
and charity,w have become an object
Of suspicion, II not avershun, and ev.
cry cop In the cities is always on the
lookout fer US It's all because Of
them 'Yegmen.' They are thieves and
murderers, and they play tramps TO
avert suspicion, and they have done so
much dirt since they went into the
biz that we, who's in the lePit amt got
no show al all Many Of our best
stamping grounds we have had to
cut out because they're lsying fer
anything that looks like tramp, and
reokun IL is only matter of a
few brief years until ono Of the most
honored, popular cAllings to wit our
own, is demoralizod to a degree of ex.
terminashun. Good day, leddyw
There was moro truth than poetry
in the tramps words The latest
tramp, instead Of being a lazy, shift
less vagabond, is professional thief
who uses a tramp's garb as disguise.
They are called 'yegmen' and are the
shrewdest criminals out Of prison, an
have become so skillful and bold
within the past year OF two that in
all cities tramps are being locked up
whenever they show themselves, and
officers in arresting them on suspi.
cion, often find some badly wanted
criminal who has Joined the tramp
tribe in order that he might better
succeed at his calling. It is only a
year or two until the old time tramp
will have disappeared entirely.
o.
The other day when turkeys were
scarce, well known North Side city
official went down to market 10 buy
one. He found that what few were
on sale were 5 cents pound, and an.
other official who is fond of a joke
took him aside and confdentially in.
formed him that they were simply
trying to rob him, for everybody else
had been buying them at eight cents
pound, and they had picked him out
a. an easy mark. The official became
wroth and raved and ranted. He
threatened to have every blasted one
of them run off the market for dar-
ing to want to ask such a price of
him-such a prominent official.
Then some of the markoters got
mad. They didn't know whether the
nan was crazy or just naturally mean,
so they concluded they would play
even. Ever since, when an unusually
green man comes to town with spare
ribs, backbones, skinny hogs or mashed |
pumpkin, they send him straight to |
the officials house. II life isn't |
made miserable for the official nothing
ever was. Saturday a huckster with
an emsciated pig he couldn't get rid |
Of at any price on the market was
told to 20 to the officials, as the lat
ter had boon making inquiry for Just
such looking specimen Of pork the
Day ns5ofS
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-09

orary member of Newsboys' union,
the other being Kate Emmett, who was
given a similar honor seven years ago.
The Seattle papers are full of the
young lsdy's pictures and praises.
81 was mp in another city not long
ago said we'll known man day or
two ago in the sheriff's Office, when
my partner got into little trouble. /
had heard . great deal about city
ways, and although was reasona-
bly, certain that wasn't going to buy
any gold bricks or give my money to
some con man to hold, didn't know
exactly what to do. Finally we de-
cided to employ an attorney, however,
and found his Office in a pretty decent
part OF fine building.
= "we were ushered in and in few
words explained the case to him, and
that we wanted him to help my part
ner out. Well, he seemed to under
stand perfectly, but not knowing what
the cost was going to be, we asked
him what no was going to charge us.
My fee?' he repeated. oh, that
depends on whether you furnish the
evidence or ! furnish ii.
49, we decided that we had better
furnish it ourselves and be en- the
safe side of trouble, and our fee was
accordingly lower. 1t was the first
time that I ever knew, however, that
you can buy both legal service and
evidence from some of those city
lawyers
Justice Alex Roberts, the margin
square" of South Fulton, has just dis
covered the meanest man in the
world, and he is bridegroom. Sun.
day a couple called on the justice, who
furnished the license. tied the knot, and
his bill amounted to $3.50. Che groom
gave him $40 bill, and the squire,
who seems to have been ratified, 3"
gave him back $3.50, thus receiving
but 80 cents for the whole business,
which the groom probably thought
was cheap enough. When the worthy
magistrate learned of his mistake,
however, he overlook the happy groom
and ATTEMPTED TO collect the right
amount, but the groom was obdurate,
and hung onto the whole amount. He
would not give the squire a cent, and
the result was that the squire is a very
mad man, and would undo his work If
he could.
In the latest issue Of several mag
nzines appears an interesting story
Of a Paduoah lady, Mrs Matilda FAun-
tleroy, who resides Fifth and Harri-
son streets with her daughter, Mrs. ].
Henry Smith, aud is SO years old, but
still bright and active, with a clear
memory and an air Of youth that
makes her very popular with her
many friends. The substance OF the
story. which is from the pen of Miss
Ora V. Leigh, of the News Democrat,
relates the incident of Mrs. FauntIe.
roy's mother.in laws life in which
she refused the hand of George Wash
ington, afterwards the Father of his
County" and married her own cous
in.
The general and deep regret felt by
all Psducah in the going from our
city Of the Rev. W. Z. Cave, d. ID. =,
of the First Presbyterian church was
expressed by the large cong regstion
who heard him Sunday. DR.. Cave al.
ways attracts many outsiders, and men
especially, to his church. and he will
have complimentary audiences from
now until the first of the year when it
is he expects to go.
WOUND FATAL
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-09

orary member of Newsboys' union,
the other being Kate Emmett, who was
given a similar honor seven years ago.
The Seattle papers are full of the
young lsdy's pictures and praises.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-09
For Children

Fancy bordered, hemstitch-
ed muslin handkerchiefs sc
each. rs cents a dozen.
Pretty linen handkerchiefs
with embroidered edge or lace
insertions and hemstitched
hem IS and IS cents.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-09

In black or white chiffon
for IS cents.
Fluted chiffon ruches with
long accordean plated ends
in black and white for So and
S3.50
Rufiled chiffon capes with
long fancy ends, a very dressy
garment for $3.50.