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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21
CHAPTER XXI.
A Dark Deed.

He bowed respectfully and walked
over to where Cyril Darlington was
standing looking gloomily away
through the huge western window.
They talked together some time in
low, rapid tones.
Whom do you suspect. Mr.. Car
rington? Is there no one at Black
castle-positively no one-to whom,
IN the minds Of the others, a faint sus.
picion attaches?" Think?
NO." he answered decidedly, there
is no one. The whole affair, from be-
ginning to end, Is dense and hideous
mystery"
"A fire in the eastern tower immedi-
ateiy preceded this murder, I believer
Have you any reason to believe that
1t was the work of an incendiary?"
None whatever"
Presenting that it was, would II nof
appear that he who was guilty Of ar
son was also guilty of that later and
greater crime?"
1T is possible. I think we hardly
dare call anything In connection with
such an absolute rayless case prob
able. There was quite q rabble in the
grounds the greater part of the night.
attracted by the fire. One of their
number might easily have gained ac-
cess to the house, so intense was the
confusion"
Yes. but that suggestion DESTROYS
my theory that whoever committed
one crime committed both. I have
heard from my men but fragmentary
reports of the conflagration. I think
they told me life had been lost in
the falling of the walls. Can you give
me any information on that point? It
might serve to throw light on this af-
fair"
For one moment he hesitated. Then
he answered gravely:
"A human face appeared at win
dow In the tower few moments be-
fore the building fell. AS the wing had
been unused by the Carringtons for
years, the superstition, which heard
the servants and townspeople circu-
lating among themselves, was to the
effect that burglar must have se-
creted himself In the deserted portion
of the house, with the intention of
reaching, after the family had retired,
the occupied apartments
THAT does SAVIOR of probability" the
chief said, thoughtfully. Entering old
houses in this manner has, Of late, be-
come a common occurrence. They
think, then, that this tramp who was
seen In the building was the person
who accidentally or otherwise caused
the fire in which he eventually per-
ished?''
THAT is the character of the sur.
misses have heard"
esd'm!''
They could hear the soft swoop Of
feminine draperies, the sound of wom-
ems whispering voices, as the ladies'
went into the dining room
You have telegraphed to Scotland
Yard, Mr.. Lynn" Cyril said inte-roga-
lively. s
oh, yes. I knew you would desire
It. ] asked the chief to send me down
the best detective at his disposal. IL
possible. Mr.. Stack. OF course. orr
local men have all received their d.
rections and are on duty. also tele-
graphed your lawyer, Mr.. Bowers.
Thank yoa. had forgotten him.
a order to clear this foul stain from
the annals OF Blackcastle. we ms. ,et
NO paltry consideration OF cost o. q
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21
Cause Eno,,ch

my wife came near fainting last
night
Indeed. What was the matter
fright"
NO, nausea. The room was close
and warm and she found herself sud.
denly very sick and dizzy; but she
managed to get to a window and threw
UP a SASH"
Threw up sash? Heavens, What
had she been eating?"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21
A Boston Couple.

Joklin-When I'm away from home
/ get letter from my wife every day.
Milmak-But you're not obliged to
read them.
Joklin-You don't know my wife.
She catechises me about them when
get home and have to be letter per
feet in every one Of them.-Boston
Transcript.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21
More Private,

II suppose" said the rural postmis-
tress' friend, "you get lots of enjoy
ment out of reading the postal cards."
"Oh." replied the postmistress, mot
near SO much as get out of the letters
steam. catholic Standard and
Times.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21
In Emrons Co. Dakota,

We can sell you 100 acres fine land.
You can break 100 acres this spring.
cow it to Salzer's Flax and reap
enough to pay for your land, etc, hav-
ing fine farm free the first year.
Have ten such pieces for sale.
JOHN A. SALZER SEED CO.,
CIV, n. W La Crosse, Wis.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21
Too Much, indeed.

Whats the trouble, Harker?"
"Too much raising"
"How's that?"
"Why, raised the car window for
very pretty young lady, and then
she raised her eyes,"
THAT was nice"
'Then I raised my hat, and her
father came in and raised cane."--
Chicago News.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21
CHAPTER xxx.
aMurderedln

= r. =
q Who said thatf Who was SO inhu-
man ~ to rejoice at the sight Of life
crushed outf Were they spoken at
all-those low. fervent words. or was
her brain playing her a trick?
Cynthia wheeled around In hot In
dignation. Beside her stood my lady.
did yos say THAR. she cried eager
your
Yes. Some day You will say so. too,
dear some day. Be merciful!"
And then they were pressed apart
BY the crowd which surged Blackjack
from the dense smoke. the whirling
Store, the rain Of fiery cinders.
Tee late! . cried voice from the
throng THE poor fellows gone!
Haui OF yM ladders. boys!.
Aye too late!
Al vast rough, Emoldering, glowing
pile Of rock and mortar alone re-
manned OF the massive tower which for
centuries had hidden rugged defiance
10 gun and storm.
And all around the snow, pure and
stainless q few hours before, lay black
ened and trampled and thawed.
The frcmen turned O steady stream
81 water rpoE the ruins, over which
]: stiH played IN impish frolic. tongues Of
{ crimson dame
The dull winter day was breaking
coidly over BlackcastIe when the
\ crowd surged down the great avenue
In reluctant departure. They strag.
gied through tho gates, weary. but
vuubly sociable IN honor OF the oc-
casion which had brought them to-.
gefher. and comfortably impressed
with that vague sense of satisfaction
such people feel In q catastrophe
which Affects them not at all.
Battered, draggled and drenched, the
4 firemen climbed UP their brazen chari-
OTIS and turned the heads Of their
\ horsea away to the CHASTITY dawn.
Chilled. heartsick. Ehivering with In
teuse aud Y ordless excitement, the IN.
mates Of Blackcastle gathered together
IA the, still shad ow-haunted hall.
"a qaeer group. they. in their stained,
wet garments. with their white and
Il QAkB ara laC0a5 sss
The servants hastily kindled huse
1 6re. and tn ey pressed around, IN ami
( Ab1o md mutual misery.
NV lady sat In az quaint, carved
chair. her white head leaning against
1 4 IA exhausted reDose.
l Her eyes were closed. Ii the droop.
3 ms attitude of har figure. IN the Re.
liked pose oft tho proud old head, in
B The xpression 0f her face, was such a
Anfe snsgestion ok peace a. Cyn-
lliia Aeyer remembered az having seen
s hA was - absorbed ID watching
! HI 81 HE started 81 ths sound st q
besids her
10 turned to face Cyril. HI aold (
81 linz nes sls.
n l6 Hai 81 low you IRE
Il 1Kl "a i.ust ~ very carsful,
Il liI ~ Us. 3
~ 10 teSk tho tumhies
d LII ~ tllrnsd 81, AZ MI y 'worn
|; = n llIl1 q ~ ~ g. liist g III
CT !; U.s. 81, !,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21
Humane.

Dyer-Why don't they limit the
speed of automobiles in this town?
Deddun-Because they think 1t is
better to kill man than to MAIN him.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21

Hewitt-There Is no royal road to
wealth.
Jewett-Oh, don't know. l got my
start with a royal flush.-New York
Times.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21
ALL DONE OUT.
Veteran Joshua

veteran Joshua
Heller Of 7o6 S.
Walnut street, ur-
bana, Ill, says:
I'm the fall OF
1898 after taking
d o a MS Kidney
Pills I told the
readers of this
paper that they
had relieved me
of kidney trouble,
d l S p o S e d of a
lame back with
pain across my
loins and beneath
the 8 b GU ] d e r
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21
Something to Be consldered

Ihroggins, are you going to have a
Christmas tree this year?"
We haven't decided yet. Why?.
Nothing, only I'm the agent Of tha
company that carries the insurance on
the fiat you're living in and the ins,,r.
ance expires next week. Thought IA
inQuire-that's .-Chicago T,r;,,,, ! !. ! :
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21

Dolly-How much impressed Ethel
seemed by the services. -.ss4-s'
PollyYes, she did look soIamr.
put maybe she was only mad a hen
dressmaker. Puck. =. = =
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21

ter tell it to you 1t was a lovely
evening in June, and you were sitting
out on the veranda. remember the
very dress you wore," she went on,
with the garrulity Of age-"a white
dress, white as snow And you had
crimson roses in your breast and hair.
How handsome how handsome you
were then!"
Inyoluntarily they glanced at my
lady. Handsome, indeed. she must
have been. to Judge by what she was.
The woman stood silent moment,
like small, weird sibyl, lost in a,
trance of mystic thought.
She reused herself from her dreamy
retrospe ction:
And yon did not see the master
when he came up the ayenue-did not
perceive him at all-because you had
Baby Give In your arms, and were
laughing and talking to him
They all noticed how my lady
writhed, as though in sudden pain
All, she remembered she remem-
3bered!
And the master stole up behind you.
and bent and caught you both In his
arms, and kissed you. And he laugh
ed and said:
How you love that hoy Of yours. I
am growing Jealous! The curse
through him, sweetheart, viii never
shadow Black castle,' ls
And you looked up at him In won.
der.
What 40 you mean T you aid.
md 40 answered yoi:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-05
|K[E!:[|!:l!!!|.. !. ':;i!!I:!::;!'!'i ;[LEN
80 >. ssszs.-.zs.snxazszn.

The Red Mems journal says the fund
for Il headquarters AT the st. I.ouis
fair has reached nearly 5000 fathomS
of wampum. Great lncohonte IIarri
son and Great Chief of Records
Brooks were at ST. Louis last moon to
arrange for the room and a programme
OF operation.
Red cloud tribe Of indianapolis has
100 members.
Cherokee trjbe of SharpSburg, Nd
has four charter members who have
been In the tribe for fifty or more
great suns.
At last reports the Red Men in
Alabama had 2.23O members in good
standing. Several new tribes have re-
Gently been instituted in the reserva
ton
Past Great Sacltm Henry y An
thony has been chief of records OF
rnWnpe tribe Of Baltimore for fifty
great suns.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-05
"! ,,,,,.........'.....o'!!D|'p!@ffll''o|t!'|1':'11

Why not Join the encampment as
soon as you get through the subordi-
ma te lodge? Then get to the nearest can
ton and take In the crOwning beauties
of Odd Fellowship and in the mean
time do not neglect the sublime degree
Of Rebekah. When you get all of
these you will be an Odd Fellow in
deed and in truth. Iowa Odd Fellow.
The grand lodge Of Manitoba recent
ly reported Il membership in the ju
risdiction of I,7Ol, net gain of 537
during the past year
1t takes the same number Of black
balls to reject an applicant for mem
bership by card as it does to reject IN
applicant for admission hy initiation
York cncHmpinent Of Pennsylvania
recently Initiated ii class, Of forty candi-
dates
Tie odd Fellows Herald says 4 lodge
cannot pay Il brother benefits for less
tllan ore weeks sickness
There is talk OF erecting bronze
monument Of Thomas NildcY on the
site of the old Seven Stars inn, which
WAS destroyed III the EaltiWore fire
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-05
UNITED WORKMEN.
New Plan Success In Colorado
Workshop GleaninES.

The official paper of the Jurisdiction
Of Colorado says that since the adop=
ton Of the new plan few months AGO
the tide has turned, and the order has
made q substantial gain over the two
months preceding lh,, adoption.
The grand lai@e OF tfl,li;t;H recently
adopted the rl;u for readjuStment Of
rates and elected I. l. Neal Of iVdian
upolIs sruuG H4sS}rr Work:GaI;.
Ia Il membership contest recot:tlI
Nebraska passed Kansas and i noW
the largest jurisdiction in the or(l}.,
having over @7,l00 members,
Tho Ancient order Of United W 9rk-
men has over 5000 active Iod-3es ia
this country.
Now is a good time to bring in y
member and exercise his Goatship in
the interest Of Workmanship.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-05

IN Iowa g lodge and received the
1apitular aG5t riIiYaifie degrees IN ISL
IIe WaS naminafed= =bY s6!IeraI I'ille to
receive &c honorary tlliry-third de-
gres, in tft y and y. 5. kite, an1 this
tie su,=GeIae council voted shotiid be
conferred 6honorariun hee2use Of his
service e. Masonry i'll Iowig Mr.. Fsa,=
yin was Basn in MtScaoae, July .,
1s.55i
Grand Mark lodge of EaGland has
1e.9s3 registered Mark Master Masons
ard !. i.1a Royal .Afk Mariners. The
Nsrll benevolent fund contributions il
1.e3 amounted to nearly S12,e0o.
The grand lodge Of Scotland srbordi-
nate lodges have Initiated within les
years, between the years lslD and
1of5,:. both Inclusive, 307.35s, an aver
age registration of 800.
New Masonic temples We're recently
tled.,atrd in Corunna, Mich; Lincoln,
NJ. and Stockbridge, Mich.
There are 10.1o0 Master Masons in
the jurisdiction of Colorado and TO-
lodges.
Smoking in q Masonic temple should
be ike That in a street car-on the back
platform enly.-CanadiAn Craftsman.
Washington is to have a "dayli9ht'
lodge, such as is now in existence in
New York city, Chicago and Louisville
The Masonic Standard says that the
fact that Il man is Il Mason should be
a sufficient certificate of character. and
it would be if the lodges We're as care
ful as they ought TO be in the admis
Sion of new members.
The grand council of the Royal and
Select Masters of Pennsylvania in re-
cent annual session elected David O.
MeC ollum of Williamsburg grand mas
ter
The grand lodge Of New South Wales
had at last report 1876 lodges with a
membership of 9,311.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-05


Tho supreme tent has 5000 subordi-
emergency fund. Every proved claim
against it is paid.
The banner tent of Pennsylvania is
located At bradford and at last report
had | 800 members in good standing.
There are twenty big tents in the
jurisdiction of Indiana, many of them
having over 1G0 members
An application signed and on the
record keepers desk is worth two that
You are going to get,
At the recent Pennsylvania state
convention it was voted unanimously
to build a Mlccabee home in the jul
riSIi,IiNN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-05
Rzzz2Xzz wv
@e1 M5cxZzzXY)

The Modern Brotherhood of America
closed the year 1903 with 42,474 mem
bcrS, Il net gain of nearly 10000 feY
the year.
In 100 fraternal societies in this
country on the first of the year there
WAS a grand total membership of G.124,
Oi5.
The Independent Order of Foresters
began the year with a membership of
over 100000 net gain in 1903 of IA,
123
The Royal Tribe of Sedalia, Mo, and
the Cosmopolitan of Springfield Ill,
have consolidated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-05
nishts and Ladies' of Honor.

The supreme $rrretaFN'S statement
for 1908 shows. Received from twelve
0sscssmcntS. S1,&335,@o; paid death
Sl42.O 600
The knights and Ladies Of Honor
has paid 81 100000 III death claims
since organization.
At Il class initiation in cleveland,
the degree Another large class IS be
inG arranged
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-05
Ladies of the Modern Maccabees.

New hives have been instituted in
Decatur III Fort Worth, Tex; South
Bend. Ind; Columbus, .. aud Elk
hart, Ind.
Hives should send no more money
for the Temple of Fraternity IT st.
Louis. as the project of engaging a
room in the temple has been aban-
doned
Modern Maccabee day at the ST Lou
IS worlds fair has been fixed for Sept
III
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-05
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS.
t.roqszssa Of tie fsvcea.= l.. lHG;f-yott,a
;r2 Gs,~Aj;..

Gr"qssss OF TIC auden ln lsG;f--yotca
ah2 G"~Aja..
1be annual rep9ft Just issued BY the
supreme keeper ef records aud seals
shows t'ie tetH membersldp =of the
ardnr. Dec. 81. 1888 WIS a"4Sfo. Il net
gain during the year Of 32,:1-l., This
Is the largcSt &ain in membership since
1S92 The total numhef of lodges Dec
y, 1908, W;ia 1...s.24N =net gain DURING,
The year oi l'jii. iyeqy jurisdiction is
included In this report except Alaska
The Kentucky knights last year
gained l.S1t members and now have
Il membership exceeding $500.
Several promising new fythiar
lodges have been instituted in the
grand domain of Indiana recently
Aug % has been set apart for Rath-
bone Sisters day ut the Louisiana fur
chase exposition, following Iythian
day ut the fair.
The uniform rank is growing rapid
ly in the Missouri grand domain Sev
eral strong new camps have recently
been organized
Portland tOreA rythians propose to
follow the example OF Kansas City and
indianapolis. and committees have
been appointed 70 arrange for 4 fyth
ian jubilee in that city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-05
knights Of Malta.

The Pennsylvania communicates are
doing excellent work, and several Of
Gently.
During the IL, three months of the
ye#r large sains il membership are re
ported in MANY Jurisdictions.
Since the introduction of Maltaism
in this country its spread has been
rapid in all sections Of the country
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-05
The Grand Secretary Of Iowa-From
Various Quarries.

The work Of Newton r. Parvin as
grand secretary of the grand lodge Of
Iowa has been eminently satisfactory
since his election to this office in 1901.
In that year he succeeded his father
in this position, upon the latter's death,
and had previously served as deputy
grand secretary Of Iowa since 1876.
In 1874 Mr.. Parvin was made a Mason
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-05
HcntaSOnhx.

The supreme archon attended q clGss
initia ton Of $50 new members NJ
Louisville recently
In Brooklyn. \. Y. recently a class
OF 800 new members was initiated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-05
knights and ladies of Security.

The Knights and Ladies of Security
has membership of over 10000 and
nearly 5000 u00"f assets above liabili-
ties.
The order has paid over S2,500,oo0 to
benciiciarics of deceased members
since organization.
Capital council of Topeka, Kan has
nearly 600 members
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-05
Guarantee Bond and
HnVeS eStn1ent Co.
Capital Stock $50 600
subscriber a"o pa'o up $4,000
Reserve Fund (Janp 1901 -. -. -. s1a442 so
GENERA OFFICES, f17 Pine ST.

~. ~, :" rhe o. PINE BLUFF,
ms company Goes not insure lie
pohtape investment all
mas the same sources It
anee company has 1t expense rate 1es. then
a oi A1e insurance It's field
o are not consdered Dues payable
You t and enjoy during life what
euahy between all classes W prospectus 80
Active and reliable everywhere -
eo investigation invited and inform given
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-05
HARDW WARE.
FOX BROS, HARDWARE co.

HAFEDWAF7E
Arkansas Hardware Stoe~ Wire Nails
Mill Supplies. All orders shipped promptly
Fair Dealing satisfied customer
When anything line man US
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-05
Jobbers, Wholesalers and
Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS.
LUM BER.
BLUFF CITY LUMBER COMPANY.

and Lumber, ah Shingles and
Cheap Lumber for cabins and
buildings panne door the cheapest and
best on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-05
FURNITURE.
HOME FURNITURE COMPANY.

side boards the strongest and
best made cheapest
Hold until write prices
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-05
pUnDEpHATT FURNITURE COMPANY.

Wholesale retail Office arI saesrooms Nas
L., next door Merrill institute
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-05


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QUEENS WARE.
RYLAND QUEENSWARE COMPANY.

We crockery,
glasses Bucks lanterns
lamps. Headquarters China At service
8. L. OWEN
A combination of Cash Ions experience places on
Granite
Wocdenware Lamps Cutlery, etc, solicited.
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Post. No. 9. and Frederick Douglass Post.
No. 81 Committee of arrangements-U.
G. Hall. chairman; Joseph N. Maine. Silas
Chapman.
Sounding the assembly. IL M, bugler;
selection. Prof. and Comrade ]. T. Layton
and chorus; Invocation. chaplain: singing,
America. assembly address. John P. Green.
United States stamp agent; The Battle
Hymn of the Republic, Slater public school,
Miss Lula Chase. principal: poem, Mrs.
Julia Mason Layton: selection, Prof. Lay
ton and chorus: recitation Miss Marie A.
d. Madre: singing. To Thee, o Country,
Slater public school. directed by Miss M
Liggons; address, Rev. Edgar q. Kicks;
solo and chorus. The Star-Spangled Banner,
Miss M, Ldggons and Slater school; salute
to the dead, squad of the District Hilitia;'
benediction: taps
Reception comInittee-R. d. Goodman. I.
W. West. w. H. Liverpool. w A. Shannon.
James H. Brooks. ]. w. Hunter, Alexander
Oglesby.
Floral committee Sumner Woman's Ro.
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Commander Mason Here From Orient.

Commander N e. Mason, who was in
command of the Cincinnati when she went
to Chinnampo. the port of Ping Yang, to
take on board the refugee missionaries
and miners from Ping Yang. has arrived
in Washington and been assigned to duty
In the bureau of ordnance. Commander
Mason has been In conference with high
officials of the department regarding the
far eastern situation and was able to
throw considerable light on affairs az they
were when he left there.
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lief Corps. Mrs. Frances Frelinghuysen.
Mrs. Nettie c.. Green. Mrs. Julia w. Ham,
alton, Miss Lula s. Chase, Miss Chanie
Patterson Mrs Susan Wills Mrs. jose
phine Fowler. Mrs. Frances Fletcher. Mrs.
Louisa o. Childs. o. p. Morton. w. r. c.,
No. 1. DR.. Carrie Thomas president: Mrs.
public school children. Miss L, Chase, prin-
cjpal.
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chairman; Mrs J. B. Kfnnear, vice chair
man: Mrs s. M. Yeatman, Mrs. Geo. Fields,
Mrs. B. L. Galloway, Mrs. w. v: Cox, Mrs.
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G. white, chairman; Capt. J. w. Lewis
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CORDED ZEPHYR, Mercerized finish,
81 in. wide; medium blue and lavender
are the only colors in this
lot; have a faint white
horizontal cord; worth n NUL
35c. yard; fast color: very II ZuAC
stylish, for................
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-26

NAINSoOK CHECK, the best grades,
for aprons, child's wear
and house dresses; 1214c. 1U/
c ysles; f large and small Ih1Cs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-26

LADIES' UNION SUITS for summer;
finest rib, low neck. no sleeve; also
s ssPI rRs Ss ali ssa ,s Shirts this Bic
lot, TOT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-26

FOULARDINES. looks like silk, but II
all cotton: worth 19c. yard;
the best patterns are all I'LL
sold. Not remnants but cut a. NS0C
from the piece for .... zOS'