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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-04-18
A VALUABLE MEDICINE
or. Coughs and Colds in Children.

II have not the slightest hesitancy
in recommending Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to all who are suffering from
coughs or colds" says Chas. NJ. era
mer, Esq, a we'll known watch MAKER
of Colombo, Ceylon. ut has been some
two years since the City Dispepsary
first called my attention to this val
liable medicine and 1 have repeatedly
used it and it has always been bene-
fetal. 1t has cured me quietly OF all
chest colds. 1t is especially effective
for children and seldom takes more
than one bottle to u them OF hoarse-
ness. I have persuaded many 10 try
this valuable medicine, and they are all
as we'll pleased as myself over the re-
suits" For sale by r. r. Bellamy.
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with the approval of the mayor. On
motion the ordinance was referred 20 =
special committee consisting ct Alder
man Bailey. Skinner n Hsrriss-
On motion OF Alderman Johnson. and
as amended by Alderman HarrisS. Zap
tain Lucas was requested to reuoTs
what progress has been made In The
restoration Of the streets At an az
joruned meeting OF the board tomor-
row night.
Alderman Maunder aid Captain fsa-
a had turned over TO Mr.. Percy AN
adv the matter OF looking after the
streets
After further discussing the failure
TO restore the streets. the beard al
iourned till S O'Clock tomorrow night.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-04-18
Notes,
Correspondence II The Messenger.)
MrXtOn. N c. AnriI Il

Correspondence IF The Messenger.)
MGxton, N. c., April IA.
Last Saturday night John Adams
and wife, negro tenants on Mr.. NeiIl
AcKimmOn'S LACE, a few miles out of
town, went fishing, leaving their six
young children alone in the house.
During their absence the house caught
fire n o u of the younger children
were burned TO death.
The "McKinmon Developing Com
pany" was organized here last week,
capital stock $4,000 to $4,000; A. j.
NcKinnon. president, j. and G. Lipp-
man, of New York. vice. presidents,
and E. F. Murray, secretary and treas
drer. The object of the company is the
development Of the trucking interest
and real estate business in and around
Aaxton.
The machinery for the canning fac
tory which was organized here re-
Gently has arrIN ed and will be ready
for fruits and vegetables this season.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-04-18
Wants 10 Help Others.

Il had stomach trouble all my life.
says Edwin Mehler. of Union Bottling
Works, Erie, Pa, and tried all kinds
OF remedies, trying TO get a moments
PEACE Finally / took Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure and | never found Its equal for
oma trouble and gladly recommend.
it," 1t cures ii stomach ubl It
digests what you eat. r. II. Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-04-18
Good for Rheumafisn.

Last fall I was taken with n very
severe attack Of muscular umatfz
which caused me great pain n an
royance. After trying several pres
trtptions ard rheumatic cures. de-
cided to use Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
which / had seen advertised IN IN.
South Jerseyman. After two applica-
tons OF tbs Remedy I was much better
and after using ~ bottle. was con-
pleteiy cured.-Sallie Harrtss- Sai n.
y. J For sale ty r. r Beilamy-
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Ghot In Ba

For sores. burns. bruises, wounds. De-
Wits Witch Hazel Sa1ve is sure cure.
Skin diseases yield to II at once. Cure
piles. Beware Of counterfeits. II sur
fered from q gun shot wound In my
les" says a. 8. Fuller. English. Ind
DeWttts Witch Hazel Salve finally
sured me- r r. Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-04-18
THE SUPERIOR COURT.

Emeline Mask Gets q Verdict of
$3.50 from the Cfty-w. r.. Worth.
Damage Suit Against the City Nom
Suited and lie Appeals to the Su-
preme Court-Other cases Yester-
day.
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RESERVES RETURN.

The Hornet Got Back Sunday Eve
ming with the Naval Brigade.
They had q Safe Trip-Impromptu
German Yestcrdny-siIver Service
Sets Presented to Captain Tom
Morse and Engineer Ellis Will
Iiams.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
GENERAL NEWS.

A mob drove all the negroes out of the
town Of Decatur. Ind
Two desperate conyicts killed three
guards and made their escape from the
oregon penifentary.
Jose Reich. in a church at Fishery lie
Mich. set fire 20 himself and was burned
90 death at the altar
Nine men and one women were killed
and 50 persons injured in the burning Of
st. Luke's Sanitasium. Chicago
Gen + 2 Alexander paid a hight.
bnte TO the ConietcraIe-erF ,y IN his
speech ~ s--,---e7s-IT Point centennial
Gov. Jefferson Davis. Of Arkansas. who
vas turucd out OF church al Little Rock.
aas Joined the church mt his home town.
RussellviIie
In contest for control Of state Con
sention before the Ohio Democratic State
,ommittee Tom J.. Johnson defeated
John T. Mclean
Carroll D. Wright. g. ; Commissioner
u Labor. conferred with the presidents
II anthracite coal railroads N reference
10 AANNaA NaNA' VI NNNN NNNAN's Aa| hN'rN : IT
ginia strike is gripping industry.
Prof Woodrow Wilson. bend Of the de-
partmeut of Jurisprudence and politics.
was elected president oi Princeton Univer
sity in place oi Francis L. Patton. TO
signed. lie Is native Of Virginia
The railroad men are taking a hand In
she anthracite miners strike. Employees
Oi the Delaware. Susquehauna aud
Srbuylkil Railroad refused 70 handle
trains carrying special officers. Deputies
and nou-uni0n miners The Lehigh Val
icy trainmen will not handle soft coal
sent over the Hazleton division 20 dis-
place anthracite
As soon as Congress aiiourns Senator
". +. Mason. of Illinois viii launch a
Presidential boom IA the south Accom-
panied by q number Of influential friends
from Illinois. the Senator viii make a
tour OF the larger southern cities Mr.
Mason, IL i said. expects this tour TO set
ia motion % popular uprising that viii
land him in the White House.
Mise Rebecca J Taylor: Of MINNESOTA.
ha- been dismissed from the War Depart
ment, at Washington. because she wrote
itNVtir To newspaper crlticlelhE the
Presidents speech AT the banquet oi the
sons of American Revolution severa DAYS
ago. IN which be referred Co the splendid
work of the Army of the Philippines. 4
bin has been introduced ia Congress t.
test the legality OF her dismissal under
the civil service rules.
The arkansas Democrats State Con
veutiOn, at Little Rock. renominatcd
Gov. Jefferson Davis some friends OF
senator Jones opposed the resolution ie-
r.aring Ex-Governor Clarke the nomiu p
for l.. ;. Senate. The resolution Va .
adopted by "a vote Of 400 TO -
GOV. Davis, who carried 40 OF the a.
counties at the primaries. spraug a sen
sation by announcing himself a. candi.
date for l. : Senator 60 succeed senator
Berry
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
The New Registration.

A list OF members Of the Repatriation
Boards for the counties in THU section
OF the State will be found on the first
page today.
The ordinance requires that the registra
ton shall take place prior to October
10Th OF this year. but il may begin atdif-
iereat times in the various counties and
cities, provided in no place any board
shall sit for more than fifteen DAYS. unless
the time shall be extended by the county
or corporation court The per diem Of
the members shall be 81 and the ordi-
nance has been so modified "a to allow
the members Of the board to run for
Office while serving their term OF three
years Twenty days notice shall be given
Of registration in each ward and district
in the state. and when a voter is denied
registration he has the right OF appeal
without cost 10 himself The hours with
ia whirh the registration will be held
ar - ''inw~: In cities from noon until
',lorf 4. IA. ia counties from o'clock
a. IN. until sunset
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12

- W..
.hk beautiful, touching and tender
e<'pufe which is annually paid at the
worth aud South 20 the memory oF
~ oeothIess dead "who havefonght
e'F last fight. and sleep their last
never should be forgotten.
'''r presence of the hallowed men,
~ ene deeds of daring and the
OF the heroes who sleeD in
~ 4''eut city of the dead. the angry
p'ss'ons. preindiees, and animosities
as'' were engendered lss--..i,5,. war in j.,
-tssze Sssn fought and fen
should be stilledand hushed. Hence
we nre panied to see the occasion for
the Observance OF these memorial
services taken advantage of TO make
nartlzan speeches, or to vent spleen.
We think this is ali wrong whether
indulged in by President Roosevelt
at Arlington or by a Southern orator
Of Savannah. II makes no difference
who does it, or where it is done. The
sacred and solemn service OF paving
The tribute OF affection and honor to
the memory of the patriotic dead
should not be marred by political
speeches which has often been done.
OF by heaping abuse on the enemy.
The place. the occasion. the purpose
OF the service, should not be invaded
aud violated by ill-timed and ill-tem-
pered speeches. There may be time.
as well as a place. for all thinus.
as to that, we however, are not SO
certain, that such speeches ever do
any good, anywhere or at any time.
However, we are morally certain
that these kind OF speeches in a Gem
etery, whether located at the North
or South on a day Dedicated 20 "a
sacred memorial service. are ill-tirned
and ill-iudged, and should not be
tolerated or further INDUCED IT,.
Thee services express a peoples az
fectionate tribute to the patriotic
endeavor OF these sleeping heroes.
and they should be observed without
7artizanship--a and without acrimo-
esefas talk, done largely for political
ecs For II the religious-memorial
= feature OF these services ara not
strictly preserved we believe that
GS<yiees themselves will eventually
sbsSsiavcr, and sooner or later
s.scosasS altogether We ear
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12

cioslsS Essrslsss 81 ne Ss..issr, -Perssssl
sss OtAer Nets

Correspondence q EliE fREE LANc2l
Rowing Green. Va. June Il. 1902.
The closing exerris,s cd the seminar,
took pincc on iue>iay. AZ 4 a. u. and
: p IN. la the Assembly han I'D that Ia.
stitutioa the exercises oi both moruin.
anc night being attended by iar.sccrowds
and were much enjoyed. The program
was As follows.
Piano Solo. Miss Scott. Recitation.
Spring Flowers Miss g. Payne. Piano
SOLO. Miss Campbell. Piano Solo. Misc
Borum. Recitation. "liOratius st the
Bridge" Miss ". Payne. Piano Duet.
Misses n BrOaddus and Hutlor: Essay.
English Literature Miss trRnces
Broaddus; distributions ni distinctions.
Mr. ami Mrs " e. Boyd and son. OF
Richmond, spent portion of this week
at the home OF Mr. 4 h. Coghill
MIR Reuben Rroaidus Is spending this
week Ia Richmond attending the Rich
mond College finals
Mr. Scott Broaddus lost bis horse on
Tuesday. supposed 70 have been caused
oy last driving aud 0verheatipg
Mr.. and Nrs. +. q boswell. Of Dos
well. were the guests oi relatives here
this week.
Mrs j r. Richards and little daughter
have returned from a short visit to
Buena Vista. They were accompanied
by Master Ninslow Rowe. who will be
thc;r guest Tor some time.
Air @. L. Smoot and bride have IT,
turned from their bridal tour. and are at
their home here.
Mrs. Edward Poliard M cHiI1r,Is. IL
W Washington. an Isr-1he Lava when
hoy "A Iar...
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad is
beginning 10 feel the effects Of the coal
strike in West Virginia ia the loss OF
business. The coal traffic of the line is
pretty well tied Up and getting lighter
every day.
Reports indicate a greater falling of
than was expected In the New River
region only 5000 tons were loaded Tues
day, whereas the quantity usually load
ed is 1000 tons.
There has been no trouble with the
miners, no threats OF violence, and very
little drinking.
Superintendent W. II. Lewis, of the
Roanoke shops, says Il the strike is not
settled in ten days it will he necessary TO
shut down several departments of the
machine works This will he done with
the view Of curtailing expenses during
the period when the main business O.
the road will be stopped.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12

Rev e. y Retts died at his home az
lleathsviile. Northumberland county. ON
saturday. For several weeks h.s E,-f
tlNys and friends knew e Nr,l-, only mat
ter 90 % short " hiic before the end would
come. lie was born at lleathsvilie near.
Is siNty-siN years age. and was the son
of Capt Johu Belts Tie was "a brother
cd! Edwin lictts. once representative
from NoTthumhgr la the Legislature.
hi'e bot a Young man Dee was ordained
-s q minister oi tkc Gospel he served
as pastor os Bethany. toan and Fair.
Ted : Baptist churches. and for long
number oi wears was the pastor. to- hi-
death. 81 fGirport and Smithlan1
Rev +. W Ciayhrook conducted the
funeral service sunday afternoon and
was assisted 10y Rev. lr q " R-alc
lue iuterment was made In Snithisul
cemetery
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
CONGRESSIONAL

Alexandria viii get from Congress 500.
600 Tor an addition to the Postoiiice.
The House passed the so-callcd Anti
Anarchism bill 10y "a vote OF l75 10 3o
In the House Mr. Cannon Of the Ap
populations Committee. called atten-
tiou TO the grow ia in proposed expendi-
lures.
The House Military Affairs Committee
decided not 10 report iavorably the hin
advancing ten. John r. Brooke To the
grade Of lieutenant general.
The House defeated the bin Ia trans
Ter certain forest reserves To the Auri-
cultural Department. and TO authorize
the President TO establish game and fish
preserves.
The House passed the bill TO prot ct
the President, Vice President. members
Of the Cabinet, and foreign Ministers and
Ambassadors, and to suppress the teach
ing OF anarchy. by vote Of lT5 to 3S.
The Senate passed the Naval Appro.
priatton bill, carrying more than SIS.
100000. Ia IL were included a provision
prohibiting the use OF the Maclay His
tory at the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
Senator Martin Gays be has succeeded
IN closing up the -, 900. 900 claim Of the
Federal Government against Virginia on
account of the Indian wars This claim
has been standing fora hundred years or
more
Representative James Hay, of Virgin
ia introduced a resolution asking the
Secretary Of War how many eourts-mnr-
rial have been held in the army from
April /, 1901 to April 1902. 'includ-
ing courts-martial OF officers and men.
and how many convictions have been
had OF officers and of men.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12

O'e Of the important duties desoitius
upoa the legislature which NiIi convene
JulN 10Th " an tc the selection 81 twenty
tpUr Circuit Court Judges W ho ~ iii i-.uint
their dutir- on the beuch February
1904 Under the new Constitution ~ hi-h
wm De- oieratiNe. no mcmhcr of th.
General Assembly viii DE- eiieihi,. to rl,c.
tion Ga one of ihes. ieigcships. uor 10
yuN other oihev. clerfiNr hy the l.eci.latu.
on. Til. viii eliminate the ierieiators
from t-c competition. The minimum
stiars 80 the-- cirrnit in3rtshirs De-
$1,000 fssr arurn. six nl the twenty
.iur lul.,ss shall d. el,,,te,l Tor two years
>N Tor furr wears. S.N for six years and
t1c remainder inr eight years. their sue.
tr-Snrs g. De- chosen for eight WEARS
h1cadN there are several asyirants for
tke ui.ceShip~ and it u expected thatthe
nincteea cirruit ga iccs under the present
judiciary Will le candidates luaidition
70 these many ol the present county
lu.iges hose oihccs viii he abolished
vii probably h.caDaiiates tor the bench
at tbc circuits ia vs. Inch they reside Sev-
eral 10 the Convention are already heine
mentioned as probable 0spirants FOR the
bench. among them Mr. Clari.ctt n
Jones. Of King noi Qpceu. aud Hon
q. I Garnett. of Mathews The lecisla-
ture viii also choose "a commission 20 ~.
wise the statutes and other important
committees, which viii work in th. In.
teryal between July and November. An
election law conlOrmuble to the new suf-
irage plan must also De framed at the
short session
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12

Writ today's commencement exer-
eisss this scholastic year of Freder-
irksburg College comes to an end.
F IL has had very successful year.
One hundred and eighiy-three stu
dents have matriculated this session.
and from every standpoint. financial
and educational, the students and
Iaculty are to be congratulated on
this years work. There is no school
in Virginia or elsewhere which COM
mends itself higher than this one for
its moral tone. it's high toned faculty,
the young ladies and young gentle
men who compose its corps. Indeed
ii7hfits Apartments it is a college
OF which Fredericksburg is Justly
Rev. DIR. ]. W. Rosebro, the
president. has by wise management
made this college first class in every
and we are glad 20 note
that it's prospects for the coming
year are Of the very best. This insti-
tution is one which viii show by it's
that it merits and is entitled
10 the fullest confidence and patron
ace OF those having children to
educate.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12

The I.ibei ty Bell on a special train pass.
ed through here Monday moIniag. la
Washington the car wac side-frarked
where the bell was on public exhibition
throughout the day detachment OF
Minute Men OF the Revolution served a.
a special guard of honor. Several banda
stationed beside the cor fur Aished must.
There was large turnout OF citizens
aud thousands Of children who hal been
given holiday by the public school teach
ers in order that they might see the bell
The expenses OF the tour Of the ben are
looted by the people of Philadelphia
The Charleston trip cost $50, 900
The Others tours OF the bell have been
10 the Cotton Exposition, at New Or
leans in 1884 and 1885; the Columbian
Exposition, at Chicago in 1898. and the
Atlanta Exposition, in 1895
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12

Reports have been received here oi the So
rious Injury sust aimed Boy MissMary Dame.
daughter of Rev Nelson L Dame. at
Port Royal. where Miss Dame WAS visit.
inc. la company with party oiyouug
people she WAS returning i'm "a carria.c
from q reception. when pole broke
while descending % hin Running az a
terrific speei. and with uo means %
guide il. the vehicle jumped gully aud
upset. All the occupants Were thrown
out and and hurt hu; Miss pamc was
Che most seriously injured. iier head and
rccS were badly eat aud for oVtrtwelve
hours she was unconscious The ply
stefan think she sill recover
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12

<ay that ~ hoSs, J0o,,e John T. Ma
>on VII ~ elected ID the iud-e=hip
Tor thi- district. Judge Mason has
made Oh admirable circuit court
Judge. TO clients. counsel. court Of
iicers, and the people he has always
osen. and he always is, the Virginia
Gentleman. He has made an able
impartial. courteous, and just Judge.
The people are fortunate ia having
ouch a man for their Judge. and W,
trust be win have no opposition for
reelection.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
Killed baseball

Reade Jarman, son Of II. ID. Jarman.
was killed while playing baseball at JET,
ierson Park, Charlottesville. He was a
member o. the Charlottesville Club. which
was playing game with the reading
room team. when he was struck on tn.
reck by hall, and died in 0 minutes of
strangulatioe from Che swelling OF the
muscles
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12

IL the plain Americans have no
.pecial admiration for royalty why
this great exodus 20 England at this
particular time. and why this run
mad anxiety TO Get into the swim at
the browning OF King Edward NlI2
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
PRIMARY ELECTIONS VERY EXPENSIVE.

The Oae Ia Norfolk District To Cost sI7oo
Secretary Whitehead. of the Second
District Democratic committee. aunoun-
ces that the congressional pi mary elec
non WI, according to the counties so
lar heard rom, cost the candidates 81 -
T00-one hundred IL each Of eleven conn
ties ID two hundred ea IA So threecifie
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
Hot Weather Specials Just Opened

Lace Hose for Ladies' al
Ladies iau0 ribbed
al styl a
thilirens tiauze Vests Sun1ry Prices
Vests NJ pc, Re
n
Mems Fine shirts n O =
Mems Zine Woven Summer Neeieee Shirts choice styles
Boys Fine Woven Nepigre Shirts choice
Imported Woven Ma'ras Nege Shirts beautiful designs
summer Netting 'orset mesh but and cool
Short Nrie S,rsets-a little beauty feather
Lovely Lawns lefue wide and new
New Parasnl for Children Ladies'
n
Blue Purple North
Offering n $3.50 and 81 always q
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12

The work OF constructing the telephone
line from PartlOws in Spottsylvania to
thllesburg in Caroline has begun and the
line will be completed in two months
The many friends of Capt II II George
viii regret to learn of his critical iilneSs
at his home near Penola.
Mrs. George r. Scott. of Tappahan-
mock, was a guest at the Lawn Hotel
having come up to attend :hecommence-
ment at Bowling Green Seminary. where
her daughter il n student.
The ladies OF the Christian church held
Rn ice cream festival which was largely
patronized
The peach and apple crops are almost
a total failure
The sunny face of Mr.. Cary Nelson.
the well known commercial tourist of
Richmond, was much in evidence and his
replenished stock of anecdotes caused
many hearty laugh
Those present from this city were
Messrs. +. c. Ninde. H. +. Crismond T.
W. Stearns, NJ :. Chancellor. 4. f..
Route Rufus Cooper, W + Lang. W. 4
BELL, Maurice Iiirzh, Lynwood Lay ton
J. u Jones. J. + TimberIake. ii. r
Gouldman, II. f. Crismond. Jr.. Geo. r
l;icherson. r. r. McCalley, and The Free
Lance representative
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
T. r. Kidd qualified as administrator
II VIM Kidd. deceased
win Of Charles Il. Brooks proved nnd
admitted To record. Nrs Btiie 4
Brooks qualified "a executriN.
VIM. J. Bates exempted from payment
oi cepitation tax.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
MIR. VIDE A
Wake

Tits wonderfulhow
Nettin =, galvanized
AFTER weaving, lasts.
Father bought that
Poultry Netting over
twenty five years ago,
and il is good yet.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12

likes. Berwanger x g D.. have cstah-
itsin'd repntaiion for nniarturing
the best Clothing possible ~onstrnc-
lion, ami their pricts are alwas fair.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12

freucrIck UoNnIHE, % ~harp's WhoI /
Richmond county, who graduates at the
Virginia Military lnstitute this session.
has received the appointment to West
Point. Young Downing has made an en-
Yiable record Ut the Lexington school.
and owing 20 the failure Of the other tw o
TO meet the requirements of the rules
prerequisite to remaining at West Point.
he. though third on the competitive ex-
animation last year. has received the an
po'ntment, and viii report in July.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-07-22
BUSY DAYS THESE.

The erstwhile dull period at this time Of the wear
n" longer fingers around here. We make business
by making prices when otherwise it might be lust
trie quiet
Come now and come often, for there are new at
ments as we'll as reductions frequently made. for
an article is found not to be moving as fast as we
think it should we further reductions in price
that will carry them. Thousands OF yards of desir-
able wash goods sold during the past few days
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-07-22
Black Silks.

Black Tadeta Silks the most staple silks in our
stock but We have 81 them than care to have list
now and will name the Lowest prices named yet in or
der 10 lot Of them
90c Guaranteed Black Tafetas at &c
slOO quality, 81 inch Black TaHetas extra high grade
at75c.
$1.OO grade guaranteed Black Tafetas at 75c
All oar ooored Tsfetas at proportionate reductions.
S1.25 Guaranteed Tafetas at SOC
$3.50 Guaranteed Tafetas at CSC,
All our Peau de Sole Armure. Satin Duchess. etc. will
be reduced ProPortionatfly