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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08
PETITION FOR REY..T. BRIGHT
AWoman Seriously Shot by Her Hus.
bands Gun,
Especial to The 1,mes.pl,


Especial to The Times. Dispatch
RUTHERFORDTON.5 N. C., February
z-Rev. T. Bright. who was connected
with the Amos Owens Cherry Tree Com
pany. and who is serving four monhs'
sentence In the county jail here. has sent
to President Roosevelt a petition asking
that his sentence be reduced to two
months. The petition. we are Informed,
was signed bygprom!nent people OF this
county Should tho request not be grant
ed Mr.. Bright Is allowed five days off
Of each month upon good behavior. which
will reduce the term to three months
and ten days. about six weeks OF which
has already expired.
Sunday morning several miles from
here on the Coke Road. Lawson Doug
lass wife. at Lawson Douglass home,
narrowly escaped death. She had Rone
to neighbours to get her husband $
gun. which had been borrowed and was
going up the steps at her house when
the hammer caught on the steps and
the gun was discharged. the contents
entering the wonlans left breast,
Dr. Downey went out and dressed the
wound. He says the woman is In a bad
condition, but he thinks she will recover.
Mr. George G. Justice. who has been
suffering from some serious nervous de-
rangement for more than a year, return
ed from Greensboro last Friday. where
no had undergone months treatment
ior MS disorder. fully restored to good
health. Mr.. Justice is q we'll known law
yer;
Mr.. Joseph Huntley died Mt hi. HON.
~ this county yesterday afternoon af-
ter an Illness OF few weeks. He was
about eighty years old and one of the
best mon in4the county.
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president; D. A. Fawcett, Mce-presdent:
W. L. Foy. cashier. Directors-Walte
Sydnor. D. A. Fawcett. Charles Stebbins.
L. E. w. Meyberg, j. g. Hughes. j. B..
Hall and W. B. Walton.
Mr.. Cannon Hobson has accepted sit
ua.Ion with yhe Southern Manufacturing
Company.
Miss Flora whittlA, OF Martnsvtlle.
Va. daughter OF Judge Stafford Whittle.
is visiting Mrs. J, G.. Hughes and other
relatives here.
Miss Ethel Howard, who has been Wis
iting In Washington. Is expected homo
very soon.
Dr.. Stephen Hart has gone to his old
home In Louisa to spend few days.
bliss Mamie Walden has returned home
from Baltimore. where she was visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Henry Perkins has been visiting
relatives here.
Mr. Duvall. who has been spending tho
winter at Henry Clay Inn. left town a
few days ago,
Mr. and Mrs. Hill Cnnter last evening
entertained the faculty of Randolph
Macon College and their wives.
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AN ADDRESS TO
LIQUOR DEALERS
(specia, to tho 11me.,plspatch.,

Especial to Tho T1mes.pispatch.,
SUFFOLK. VA. February 1.-The pro.
posed organization Of an Antl.Saloon
League In Suffolk did not materlallze.
Rev ]. w. Westaeld. secretary Of the
State League. came here this week OK
pecting to lnaugurate the work N co.
operation with the local clersymen. The
ministers had meeting at his instance.
and they will not divulge all that ahppen-
ed. One OF them said tonight that they
did agree as to the expedlency OF the
movement Anyhow. Rev. Mr.. West left
town without further ado. though, It Ia
said, no may return to attempt o further
prosecution OF tho Anit-saloon League
plans In notwithstanding tho LIQUOR
traftlc In Virginia.
Charles Keller. a wholesale bother, this
afternoon Issued an address to tho deal
ers OF the state, In which he advocates
strict regard for tho law. the organlza-
tion o! saloon men In each city, and
tho entering into q compact whose pro-
visions shall require the dealers to re-.
port each other, In part, he says;
~ would suggest That we work In har-
antagonize them and their we'll meant In.
tentions by hiring lawyers to fight them
and their measures"
Mr., Keller says violations OF tho law
have made the innocent suffer ana
brought the tEatt,c in dispute. and CON-
oludes:
" bslieye In doing the right. and II
we live up to an agreement like this and
divide ourselves into Vigilance Commit
tees to sea that the right Is done these
anti,saloon movements will cease, and
q higher degree OF responsibility Will b
added to our call.ngtn re
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IN sTAUNToN
Thursday Whist Club Entertained by
Mrs. Frank M. Hanger.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch. !,

Especial to The Tines Dspatch.)
STANTON. VA. Feb. THE Thurs
day Whilst Club was delightfully."- enter
tained at the beautiful residence of Mrs,
Frank NJ. Hanger Thursday evening The
dining-room and parlors were beautiful.
ly decorated In pink and white During
the evening refreshments were served.
The February meeting Of the Beverly
Manor Chapter. Daughters OF the Amer
lean Revolution. which was held yester.
day evening at the residence OF Mrs.
} Henry Holiday. was one OF the social
events OF the week. Several new nom.
bers were admitted; a large amount OF
business was transacted. after which do.
ughtful refreshments were served
There is much comment here on tho
action OF the Finance Committee OF the
Legislature. who recently axed the sal.
aries for the officers Of the several State
hospitals. The salary OF tho superin-
tendent at the Central Hospital at Pc
tersburg has been placed at $500, while
the salary OF the superintendent OF the
Western State Hospital hero remains at
s2,25o, II Is thought that the salary
of Superintendent Blaokford at the
Stanton Hospital should DO raised pro-
portionately to those OF the other SUI
perintendents. as the Western State Hos
pital Is the largest Of tta kind in the
State,
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MURDEROUs ASSAULT
Negro Man Attacked Negroes and
Wounded Her SeriousIy.

Negro Man Attacked Negroes and
Wounded Her Seriously.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.)
DURHAM, N. G.. Feb. 7.-Georgs Bo-
low (colored), just three days out from
serving term In tho chain gang. cut
the throat OF Mary Hodges and caIno
near ending her life The affair occurred
In the southern suburbs yesterday even
Ing. Several cuts were Inflicted upon
tho woman's taco. neck and arms, one
laying open the throat and missing the
Jugular vein only half an inch The
woman was taken to the Lincoln Hospi.
tai with small chance OF recovery. Tho
man. who Is a desperate character. mad .
his escape and has not yet been appre-
hended
The Executive Committee OF the
North Carolina Teachers Assembly met
at the Carei'Aa Hotel here yesterday
and elected following officers Tor this
Dr.. F. RflaDle, Of tho Stat. um.
versity, president: Professor W. D. Car.
michael, OF the Durham Graded Schools,
secretary and treasurer.
Mr.. Howell Cobb, proprietor OF tho
Hotel Carolina here. has leased the Var
borough House. Raleigh
been large. with no change In prices ex-
cept on the fne grades, on which there
Is small advance over last week.
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3 0H 4.
Stocksdale. the coach last year. has
been engaged for the season, and he will
be here in few days to take charge OF
the team. The manager Is p, q, King.
and Captain A. B. Bradsher. Tho fol-
lowing schedule OF games has been ar
ranged: March Esd. Horner at Durham
March 18th. Lafayette at Durham; April
I'd. Gettysburg at Durham; April 9Th. A.
and NJ. at Raleigh; April 10th. Cornell at
Durham: April 18th. Oak Ridge at Dur
ham; April 18th. Wake Forest at Dur
ham: April 18th. Guiltord at Durham;
April 18th, Wake Forest at Raleigh; April
Dth A. and NJ. at Durham; April 21st,
Guilford at Greensboro: April 2Sth Uni.
versity OF Virginia at Durham May LIST,
Fredericksburg at Durham: May 4tla
Guilford at Gullford; May 9Th, Mercer at
Macon. Ca. May 9th. Wofrord at Spar.
tanburg. s. G.: May 7th South Carolina
College at Columbus. 8. G.
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engine. and the output Of this machine !.

engine. and the output OF this machine ID
10000 marketable bricks each day
The enterprise affords lucrative employ
ment for large number OF our worthy
working people. and. In various ways,
crculates many thousands OF dollars IN
that portion OF the county in which 1t
is located. The agricultural country for
miles around Is improving and developing
much more rapidly than Is that In any
other part Of King George.
The colored folks hereabouts are e1-
trenely retlcent on the subject OF James
Hayes recent tncediary utterances in the
National Capital. Many Of the old. cool
headed negroes here do not endorse any
such sentiment as Hayes Is alleged u
have expressed. A good many OF them
who have hitherto manifested bitter op.
position to Virgnia's new Constitution,
are becoming more reconciled, or rather
they seem disposed to give tho organic
law trial.
number Of the younger colored men
have set to work vigorously to acquire
some education. and to become owners Of
property especially real estate. Some of
these ambitions and aspiring ones have
already purchased land. and will go
North next month to obtain employmcn4
at high wages. to enable them to pay tor
their recently purchased property.
The February term OF the King George
County Court convened yesterday with
Judge r. II. L. Christian presiding. Ow-
Ing to the terrible condition of the roads
leading from all parts OF the county the
number Of citizens in attendance was I'M
usually small
Mr.. H. B. Cogbill, who was one month
ago appointed county treasurer to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Dr. e. r. Ninde, will take charge OF the
books OF the office to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08
IN WILLIAMSBURG
The Social Event of the Week Was Mrs.
r. M Smiths Reception.

The Social Event of the Week Was Mrs.
r. M Smiths Reception.
Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.)
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, February L.
Ono of the most delightful events In So
Getty recently was reception given by
Mrs. r. NJ. Smith at her home In this
city yesterday evening. Among the
guests present were Dr.. and Mrs, L. s..
Foster. Colonel and Mrs. [. w. Lane,
Jr.. Mr.. John L. Mercer AMI wife, DR.
and Mrs. Van F. Garrett, Mr. c. B.
Chapman and >wife, MIR. N L. Henley
and wife. Prof and Mrs. Hugh s. bAu,
Mr.. and Mrs, T H. Geddy. Mrs. ], Lss.
lie Hail. Mrs Lyon 9. Tyler. Mrs. Viz.
s!nia Christian. Mrs. u, J. Taber, Rev
Smith. Mrs. B p. Moncure. Mrs, w. H.
Macon. Miss NJ. Bum, OF Madison. Wis;
Misses Annie Se1Dbs. Dmilie Christian,
Louise Henley. Edith Smith. Estolle
Smith. Clara Booth. Mary Waller .-or.
Ger. Bessie Lamb Lottle Garrett, Mary
Garrett. Lettie Warburton. Alice Whar.
ton, Julia Armistead, Nance Turner, Viz.
ginia Wise. Messrs l.. Henley. Jr.. Dr.
David ]. King. DR.. Horny A Wise. Mr.
James T. Christian, and Mr.. Randolph
Harrison,
MIR. and Mrs. A. G, Peachy OF Newpore
News. Va. arc tho guests Of Miss V!r-
glnia p Wise.
Mlss Virginia p. Wise will entertain tho
Whist Club on next Friday night.
Miss NJ. Bum. OF Madison. Wis, who
has been the guest OF Mrs c, B. Chap
man. will return homo next Friday. after
a delightful Visit.
Miss Nanny Turner Is the vuest Of
MRS. y. B. G, Spencer, at the Colonial
Inn
Mss Fannie Guy, Of Richmond, win
be the guest OF Mrs. ]. B. c. Spencer
next week.
Mr. H. R, Harrell who nas boon In
Richmond for the past wee'i, under tho
treatment Of Dr. Mcclure. has returned.
and Is much better.
Mrs. W II, Macon has received mes.
sage stating that her daughter, Miss Sue
Webb. who 10 now a. Lagrange. KY, is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

Wilson's Magazine for January brings
very fine half-tones reproduction from
The work at some OF the foremost photo
graphers OF the country, among them
Homier & Clark. OF this city. representa-
tive OF the best Photographic portraiture
Of the day.
It has been demonstrated In recent
years that II Is possible to produces pic
lures by Photography. Of a high artistic
order. heretofore unattained-a Significant
fact that the French and German-as
we'll as tho American art societies have
opened their exhibitions TO photograp hio
workers OF artistic ability.
II Is conceded by the profession that
Messrs. HOMER & Clark stand In tho
front ranks along this line; their work.
bears the Imprint OF that fun artistic In.
slnet 50 rarely found In q photo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08
CannerY at Williamsburg.

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.>
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Feb. Tho
regular meeting Of the Business MEMS
Association was held last night, Mr.. ].
3. Spencer presiding and Mr.. John 8.
Charles acting secretary. Much en-
thusiasm was shown at tire meeting. The
committee which was appointed few
meetings ago to look into the matter OF
starting n canning factory hero re.
ported everything progressing nicely ana
that they were ready to receive tho cap
ttal stock. which will be four or five
thousand dollars.
The joint committee from the City
Council and the Business Mems Assocla-
ton, appointed to formulate report on
q bond issue for water works. met In
the office of Mr.. B, D. Peachy yesterday
afternoon. An organization was per-
fected by the election OF John L. Nor.
GER chairman and II. R. Phillip. secre-
tary.
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MARRIED WITH
FALSE NAMES.
Philadelphia Man Writes Reg
lister Of Deeds to Change
the Records.

Especial 70 Tho T1mes.Dispatch)
DURHAM. N. c., Feb. 1.-The Reg
lister OF Deeds here had peculiar re-;
quest yesterday from w. 3. Alexander.
playing with q theatrical troup. On
November 18th of last year license
was issued here for the marriage OF W.
B. Arlington and Miss Gussie Helston,
both registering from Philadelphia. Tho
ceremony was performed here In the
Methodist Church by the late w. C.
Norman. the pastor. Now Alexander,
alias Arlington. writes the Register OF
Deeds that they were married under
false names and asks him to alter his
record to the names given him In tho
letter. This could not be done. and in
answering tho letter he advised him to
get new license and marry again Tho
real name OF the groom is claimed to be
William Bond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08
Tailored Suit

A very fashionable suit Of black
ohevtot, seven gore skirt, full nared
and percaline lined Jackets, box front,
with slx-lnoh rufTle Jacket tn freta
lined; former price $22.5o. now $1,000.
Very stylishly made suits OF spring
weight ohevoit. colors navy and black.
seven gore skirts, strapped seams.
tucked circular f,ounce, Jacket double
breasted eton. bell sleeves. velvet col
lar and lined with good quality tat
fetas former price $3.50. now $3.50.
Finely Tailored Suits Of unfinished
cheviot scolora TAM blue and black.
seven gore skirt with full flare.
stitched tafteta bands, percalirs lined,
Jacket double breasted eton, stitched
seams. taffeta belt and revers bell
sleeves; former price $3.50, now $500.
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Young Man Commits Suicide

49, I6DECIHI 10 Tue 1IWrs"LIhpNEcI.T
RUTHERFoRDTON. N. c.. Febrary I.
Alfred Thorne twenty-five years old. q
son OF Rev. ]. 3. Thorno, was found
dead In George NcDanlel's grocery store.
at Forest City. this morning. Mcdaniel
had left his store for few minutes. and
when he returned Thorne was dead. and
a double-barrel shotgun was found by his
side. The load entered his right sldo.
There Is much excitement at Forest City
over the affair. phone message to-
hight states that Thorue committed stu
eide. A note was found to his parents
giving tho cause, but 1t is refused the
press.
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Jenklns-OesterheId.
lsreclnl to iva rime.. pIspateh. 3

InIHV1HI 70 IhH 4ItutS'EEsVuEcH'J
FREDERICKSBURG. VA Feb. ~
Among recent marriages Of interest In
Caroline county was that Of MI. Thomaa
Jenlnns, OF King George county, and
Miss Eliza Oesterheld. OF Caroline copn-
ty. The ceremony took place at the
homo Of the bride, The parlora were
beautifully decorated, Rev. W, d, Rey.
nolds. OF Richmond. ofic!ated. and tho
attendants We're Mr.. William Jones with
Miss Ella Purks. Mr.. Peter Fontaine
ner with Miss Bette Jones, After the
ceremony sumptuous supper was served
to the wedding party .....-.,....-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08
Walking SUITE

at q Reduction of 40 Per Cent.
Tailored Walking Suits OF kersey,
cheviot and queens cloth and assert.
ed lot Of the seasons up-to-date ma
terials. styles and colorings skirts
have slot and strap seams. nicely
stitched around bottom to make 1t
perfect hanging, jackets box front,
double breasted and tight-htting. bell
sleeves and plain sleeves. with cuffs
and silk revers. They arc dainty and
full Of style and marked at 10 per
cent less than former prices. $1,000.
S2O and 1880
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08
GIFT OF MR.. DUKE
trinity College Library to Be Opened.
The Football Schedule.

j.
DURHAM, N, c.. February thu for.
ma opening OF tho Trinity College Ii.
prary, the GIT OF Mr. J. B. Duke. OF
New fork city, viii take place Monday,
FEBRUARY 2d. The occasion promises TO
pc very notable one and a large num-
bef OF visitors are expected The nro-
gramrne follows; Address OF presentatI on
Judge Armstead Burwel Charlotte NJ
q; address OF acceptance. President John
=. hiigo. oeolcatory address. Mr., Walter
II, age. New York city. The exerc,ses =, 81,
T take place In Craven Memorial Hal, NJ
\ Ginning at o'clock In the evening, Ar,s,
tho exercises ,here win be a recent, ter
In the library building. s''s'o''
me baseball team has begun practice.
Almost all OF last years team are back
and shete are several new men who civ,
nFo1nIse Of being good players. NJ. az 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08
Four Unusual
Embroidery Specials

1-Cannbro Edges in widths to 8 inches new
and effective patterns; former price, &c., 1s2ac and
2oc 1oc yard.
Lot -Cambrio Edges to inches wide: this seasons
newest deslgns former prices soc and &c., LEO yard
Lot s-Nainsook Sets in dainty patterns to IL
inches WIDE a5c. 40. and 6oc. kinds &c, yard.
Lot @Nainsook Sets, In the and most
wanted patterns and in widths to inches wide:
former prices 30o.. &c. aud 40o, zoo yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08
Flannel Waists
R,d,cuiously LoW Priced

= Rldlculously LoW P7ced.
Nicely made Flannel Waists with
cluster tucks back and front, Sizes
80 to a. oolors black. red, navy and
green; former price sl.lo. now 400.
Extra quality French Flannel
Waists, assorted styles and colors. all
sizes; former price $3.50. now SL00.
Very faahionably made Waists of
canvas flannel and mixed cloths. all
styles and sizes; former price $5.ss.
now $500.
Fancy Flannel Waists. with en-
broidered collars and cuffs and soft
stocks and ties to match, complete
assortment Of colorings and sizes to
select froms former price $3.50 now
81 N
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Some New and Specially
Worthy Silks

Printed Foulards all silk heavy weight very
stylish and colorngs; two special values.
and $780,
Embroidered Pongee and stylish patterns and coll
orngs s.25. $780, N6s.
Japanese silk pure silk heavy weight entirely
patterns and coorings: the Zoo. kind Soc
English Lining Taretas excellent wearer colors.
83c. yard
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SUCCESSFUL ENTERPRISE
The lnfusorlal Ee'rth company's Plant
In King George County.
Especial to Inc Times Dispatch

Especial to Inc Times Dispatch
CONFORM, KING GEORGE COUNTY.
VA. February LATTER a brief suspen.
sion to enlarge their facilities. etc. 'The
lnfusorial Earth Manufacturing Com
pany. OF tht' county. have resumed
operations. and arc now running on rn,1
time, Tho prt'ducts OF this King George
Industry arc g,,intng an enviable reputa-
ton In the worlds markets. the lnfusorIal
bricks being ve'y popular and In demand.
Tho interesting brick machins., Is opera.
ted by . one ! ladgsd horsepower steam
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08
New White Goodc
New Meycerzed Fdncies

NeW Meycey7zed Fdncies
hercerized Damask. new. stylish
and exclusive designs. &c.,. 75o., Ssc
Mercerlzed O1fords. in fancy basket
weaves, &c.. &c., s1.00.
New Mercerzed rancles. in now
and very effective patterns. S5c. 4oc.
New patterns In striped madras.
IL l-2c.. l5c.. lac., sc.
New P. X. extra values, at II l-2e,.
l5l.bc 80. 85c 4Qc 800.
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Lightweight Tailored
Jacket.c

Nicely made Of tlne black cheviot,
double breasted Peau de Sole revera
and taffeta lined; former price $3.50,
now $1,000
Very stylishly out and made Jackets
Of hroadcloth. coverts and Oxfords,
tab on hips and back, giving It q
Jaunty effect. tatteta lined; special
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FROM ASHLAND
The New Hanover Bank Opens Its
Doors for Business,

especial to Tho Times.pspatch,)
ASHLAND. VA February little
Hanover Bank" opened Its doors today
tor business. Capital stock, $4,000. The
aMoess are - follower Walter syduoH
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Ladies'.
Ready-to-Wear Apparel

goods at prices far below their real WORTH The values quoted
below merely suggestive Of the will find in this
department,
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The New Wash Goods
Mousselinec

M0usSelinec
A hne. soft and clingy silk and oot-
ton fabric, in dotted, stripped and
figured, entirely new effects, IS and
60o.
Linen Suitinss
Linen Mlstrals, new and stylish. In
tho now shades Of green and blue.
S5o..
Linen Duck for walking suits. In
tho popular shades. 6oc.
Embroidered Linens. new and styl-
ish. shown here only. s5c.
Real Irish Dln,lties. exclusive do
signs and colorlnga CSC.
Real Scotch Ginghams. In new and
stylish patterns and colorlngs, 2sc.
Linen Gingtnms, the Ideal fabric
for shirt waist dresses. 81 lie.
Flemish Lace Striped Lawns, in
entirely new patterns. 2Sc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

NUR buyers have spent the past week northern markets. That
n they idle by the many new
u exclusive up-to.date Spring and Summer merchandise
Truly largest varied and fairly priced
shown.
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Entirely new ideas in turnover col
lars. Sc. &c.. &c., 6sc.. Soc
New Collar and Guns Set, tsc., $l.oo.
SIS.
New Stocks and Jabots. Of mousse
line. taffeta and liberty silk, 5ec.. ssc..
Sl.3 to s.3.
Now Ruchss Just in. in black. black
and white and white and black, $3.50,
IS .9s to $500.
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Embroidered Swissec

Embroidered SWiSSer
IS inches wide new and exclusive
designs. $500 yard. 81.
Embroidered Dotted swlsses. in an.
immense range OF new patterns and
oolorings, &C.,. Co.,. zoe.
English Galatea Cloths, In full
range OF colorngs. ,l5c. 800.
New Batiste and Lace Striped
Lawns new and stylish designs,
Grenadines. entirely new eneots
&C., &c.,. e9c. N
Now Mercerized oxrords. In now
and very effective patterns and col.
orines. &c.. &c., &c.. 75c,
Fancy Boxed Waists. in white,
cream and black and white. &c.. 31.ss.
$3.50 to $3.50.
New Grass Linens. In entirely new
natterna. 800 H Al
The sun., 1903-12-13

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