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The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29
Phoenix
Drug Co.,
Aberdeen.
Society Notes

"Hurrah. Hurrah for the Bonnie Blue nas
Hurrah %.
With hearts and hands we peo-
pie in Dixie land must greet our
honored guests. and make every
moment jeweled with JOY" for the
glorious Veterans. We must show
them that Aberdeen women still
keep their laurels for charm and
beauty. and Aberdeen men still
make this the land where knight
hood Is in flower We must open
wide our gates, give them the best
our homes and loyal hearts can Of
fer. To these brave ones, these
loyal men and true, these heroes
who have been through shot and
shell at Shiloh, the long. dark
seige of Nicksburg. the stormy
days a. Gettysburg. the bloody
battles of the Wilderness. and
Above the Clouds." They will
be- our guests and we will do them
every honor.
On Thursday the II. ID. Cs"
will receive all day at the Elks'
beautiful home. which has been
so cordially rendered TO the Joys
Of the Reunion. Every adorable
Aberdeen woman-and that means
every woman IN this dashing city
is cordially asked to be at the
Home during the day 10 receive
the guests. and that evening, after
the speech at the opera house by
that honored. belov. d, distinguish
ed, magnificent man, DIR. Ward, a
reception will be given the veter-
ans aud visitors. At the same
charming Home, under auspices
of the Daughters, musical pro-
gramme will be given during the
evening, but there is no especial
form of entertainment, only that
every body must be their brightest
and happiest and maze every body
else have glorious time and the
evening one of roses and gladness,
long to be remembered with hap
piest heart throbs.
Mrs. j. A. Gay, charming and
cordial in her hospitality. enter
tanned her card club Friday after
noon, while the happy guest of
honor was Mrs. Turner of New Or
leans, the hostess handsome moth
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29
To the General Public.

An invitation IL extended to hear th'
following sermons at the Christian
Church by the Pastor Rev Il ". Nutter
On dates indicated.
Sunday evening, July Slst- Subject
"Pohtical Influence on the Life OF a Ma
ton"
Sunday evening Aug. 9TH. Subject
.The Majesty of Mother Hood
Sunday evening Aug i4th. Subject r
The Immortality OF Home.
Sunday evening Aug. 2fst- subject
"The Ultimate destiny of man.
Sunday evening Aug. 18th. Subject
stepping Stones To Victory
Sunday evening S-Pt. 18th sub lect-
COLLECTIONS 20 ? Fur Punishuent
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

LIVER-AC PILLS 25c and CHILL
EUGE j0c, cures nine teLths of chronic
Nalar5ai cas---
CHILLIFUGE QUlNINE with the bit
ter taken ort Children could use it on
batter cakes instead of syrup.
Professional testimonials thst /. cures
Malaria. Pleasant 10 take. IL is in sus-
pension and viii cure where Outline pills
aud capsules pass through undigested.
soc. proves this
CHILLIFCGE. proprietary medi-
cine made in New Orleans for Southern
Malaria A result of = years experience
TO get the best antiperiodic combines
THE GOOD fleet of all other chill touics,
yet harmless TO child.
For chronic Malaria nothing equals
CHILLIFUGE. Its IN solution ready to
be taken into the system at once. soc.
proves this assertion. Nine -teuths of onr
troubles are complicated with Malaria,
herce CHILLIFUGE II indicated when
ever You feel badly. No poison in il.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

er Mrs. Gays beautiful new home
Is delight In its unusual attract
lveness. and this pretty Young
matron made each guest warmly
welcome. In the merry gAtne of
seven hand euchre the bewitching
prizes were won by Miss Annie
Jonas, Mrs. Tubb, and Mrs Turner
captured the lone hand prize.
Beautiful violet and green ices
with exquisite cakes in the same
charming color scheme were served
at the close of the afternoon.
The pretty Lusk home on
Franklin Avenue ha- added to It's
charms two attractive guests. Miss
Norton Andrews of Beaumont.
Texas, who will spend several weeks
with Mrs. Lusk. and little Miss
Bird Shankle, of Alabam the
chnm of dainty Laura Lusk.
Robert p. Clack il al home.
after several delightful weeks i'm
South Carolina. where Mrs. Clack
with handsome little sons is spend
ing these golden summer days
John W. DoneI,on of Knox
Vile, has been the welcome guest
Of his mother, Mrs. Lem Donelson.
Judge E.O. Sykes has return
ed. after weeks of court at Iuka |
and Corinth.
MIR. and Mrs Houston Wood /
and Mrs. Ellie Elkin are ENJOYING
Iuka Springs.
}. ;. Houston. of Memphis,
Was the guest of Mrs. b. II. Gill
espie. a few days of the week.
Mrs. j. w. Eckford has re-
urned, after au ideal visit to Mr..
Mrs. Ernest Brown in Natchez,
She was the recipient of many
harming courtesies and the chief
oy of her stay was Ernest Elbert
Grown, jr.. the handsome litte
\ing of their hearts.
Miss Gladys Mckay of Meri
ian, is q visitor to Miss Mariana
ANN.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

Mr.. j. q. Neudorfer of Water
Valley, Superintendent Mississip-
pi Division Illinois Central Rail-
road, spent the day in the city
Wednesday, Mr.. Neudorfer is
very much Interested in the de-
velopment of the State as the road
he represents has greater mileage
in Mississippi than any other.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

The Aberdeen base ball team
played StarkviIle two interesting
games in this city Monday and
Tuesday evenings, the scores stand
ing as follows: Mondays game
u to o. Tuesdays game 6 to , in
favor of Aberdeen. The Stark
Vile team will go home, learn to
play ball. and possibly give our
bows tilt in the future.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

Mr. L B Reedy of Prairie sent
to this office Monday. four full
grown cotton bolls plueked from
one stalk. The bolls are large.
finely developed, and look as # n
few days eN posure to the sun would
blossom them with the fieecy
stap', III Reedy reports that
the prospect throug ghout his sec
tion Is good for heavy yield.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29
Safeguard the Children.

Notwithstanding all that Is done by
boards of health and chsritably inclined
persons. the death rate among small
children j. very high during the hot
weather of the simmer months in large
cities. There is not probably one case
of bowel complaint in a hnddred, how
ever. that could not be cured by the
use of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by all deal
ers in medicine.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

Houses To- shelter the increasing
population of the city are needed
Who will be first 10 convert his
vacant lot into a dividend payer
By erecting cottage?
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

"TEETHINA" always soothes aud then
IL also cures the baby when
All else has failed; and 'tis true
Ii often saves life for you.
'TEETHISA" cures Cholera In fsntum,
Overc"mes and Counteracts the Effects of
the Summers Heat, Aids Digestion, Reg
ulst~s the Bowels and costs Is cents at
Drrggists.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

Mrs. j. b. Easter and Mrs. Blair
were visitors al the home of Mr..
Jasper Roberts several days this
week
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

Orders for the output of the but
ton factory are pouring in every
day. The buttons made by this
factory equal any on the market
and find ready sale wherever of
fered
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

As an advertising scheme, Har-
ris' Business College. Jackson
Miss is Offering few scholarships
at BIG bargain. Write them.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29
Kansas City, Memphis * Birm-
ham II. .R.,(friSCO System).

Commencing Sunday, December 10th
Trains will leave Aberdeen Al 1870 .
ID. and 3.i5 pun.
Returning, will arrive At Aberdeen AZ
I2.55 p. IN and 5:l5 r. M
Train leaving at 1910 q. III. makes con
nectlon AT Birmingham for all point /.
Train leaving AT 81 r. m makes con
uectiOn at Holly SPRING. with lilinoi-
Central for both North and South, aud ~
Memphis for all points North, Northwest
sud West. For further information call or
mo. X. YOUNG. Agent.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

Mr. } G. McFarlane. Jr. has
purchased the home of Capt Geo.
/. Rather. The residence is
beautifully located IN Hooper's
Grove.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

Engineer Dabney is progressing
rapidly with the survey prepara-
tory TO installing the water works
and sewerage system.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

California Pruue Waters will preserve
yonr health, cleanse your system and pu-
rify your blood. Try them loo for -
cents. Ask your Druggist
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29
Wanted at Once

L. men to cut buttons. Energetic
men can make from Sl.O0 to $500
per day. Apply to
w. w. MCDOC GA l..
Mgr. Aberdeen, Button Mfg. Co.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

Natures own dissovent. California
Prune Waters cure constipation and all
bilious troubles. 100 for PC Ask yonr
Druggist.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29
Store House for Rent.

The trst story of my Brick
Building now occupied by j. B.
Elixson as dry goods store, is for
rent. ID. II. INCLUSION.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

Best line OF FANCY CAKES, Pre-
SERVES, PICKLES AND CONDIMENTS
of all kinds. in the city. Phone -.
r. ID CARTER X Co.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

For the newest thing in BREAK.
FAST FOODS AND CEREALS, call on
us. +. ID CARTER x co.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

Another bunch of interesting
excursion and cheap rate offerings
in our Time Card column TO-DAY.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

perfect Anti Bilious and Anti Malarial
protection aui cure for old and young
California Pruue NaferS. loo for - cts
Ask your Druggist.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

Sr-NNER WEEK END RATES
1hs Mobile a Ohio railroad will sell round
,-is, ric k~t- every Saturday until August q. i'm
slnsive to Cnsfen. Ala. sud Point Clear. Ala.
s'-sJ retnruinx the following Tuesday for - rs
ssg- l. n GODFREY. Agent.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29
xyOaLD's FAIR. ST. LOUIS.

The Kansas City. Memphis 4 BIRMINGHAM
us,lrosd will sell round trip tickets at follow
- "a rss commen Ing April NJ to Novembcr 20
soH Tor the sea Date ssf sale from Atr.i ~
-. Ncge mb-r s.. with nr al return limit Decem-
~ IS Rate. ST.. 25- Tickets good for o. days
- return Si6 W Tickets good for - days for
sSeurn SfS13. Can put you into St LOUIS
s'vr;cE = any lice. J. r. YOUNG. Agent
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

The largest crop of corn pro-
duced in this county since the
war is already in sight.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

They act on the contents of the bowels.
cleansing thoroughly with soothing ef
feet California Prune Waters, loo for
= cents Ask your Druggist.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29
uuTa KF,oR1s ROUND TRIP RATES

HyAIIH RESORTS ROUND TRIP RATES.
tickets on sale daily by Mobile 4 Ohio Rail
-,sd 60 . to Buckstnnns. Miss. and return. for
Healing Spring. Ala - IA
70 Laui-r.f.le. Miss. and return. fer Laud-
srisle Springs. ~ -
t. Humboldt. Tenn. and Trenton. Tenn. and
-s,.rn fr Gibson Well- Tenn. - a. aIIi -. ~.
respectively. For farther information call an
L.. ID GODFREY Agent.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

1t is surprising how quick California
Prime Waters act. They wake up the
sluggish liver. No grippe, no pain. 100
for 25c. Ask your Druxgistl
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

Prof A. l.. Sutherland of Boon
vile. Miss. spent Wednesday in
the city.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29
sEEkEKs. RAE

E10f
TO points IN the West and Southwest the han
.ns City Memphis s Birmingham Railroad Will
sell ticksr- every nr-t aud SECOND Tuesday in
each month. until Decrmhrr o. at rate of one
fare plus - 80 j X YOUNG. Agent.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

KNIGHT TEMPLARs AT san FRANCISCO
The kAn-a-- City. Memphis a Birmingham
Railroad will soil ronBd trip tickets August ~
to >,-ptembsr 10 at rate of s!s 90 for the round
Trim X YOUNG. Aseut.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

sU INER TOURIST TickETs. .CITRo>ELI +
I,- Mohilr \ Ohio ~tti -uii round trip sam
sner Tourist tictet- daily to tItronellc. Ala i.
linn, ed tutll October 81. for >Iuul
"a l.. u. GODFREY. Agent.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

SIMMER RESORTS IN THE WEST
IT,. han-.- City. Memphis \ Btrming lad VA
Railroad will sell r..aud trip tickets Ia summer
Re-rrt- ,u the Me-G. Pu.bio. Colorado Springs
- Ivly1r at -sS 81. lguss.t for "a dsNs To Os
ieu 5 all Lake CIty, 81 ~ so.d for tsIdsS> Eor
~. -.,a -sn. IL Pu-bio Colorado Surihx- AMI
De- yur -, Is tn Ogden. salt Lake Cay. 81 10
~ X YOUNG Agent.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

One Piano, one Phaeton and one
Surry for sale by
+. ID. CARTER X Co.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29
AND OUR NAME

carry weight What we recon-
mend we recommend with all ur
might We make no unreasona-
ble promises; we keep every prom
ise that we make, and We believe
IN stating a case precisely as it is.
1t is not in the nature Of things
that our policy should fail TO com
mand popular approval.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

New GARDEN SEED aud IRISH
POTATOEs in stock nov.
phone ~. X. y. Carter i Co.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

Try ENGLEHARpT's celebrated
TEAS They are better.
Phone ~ +. ID. Carter 4 Co.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

You don't have 10 carry more
than one grocery account if you
trade with u. We have the line
tn select from. Phone 19.
r. -. CARTER a. CO.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

THROUGH SLEEPING CAR TO IT LOUIS
Wan e. NJ. \ r., Memphis. aud l. 4.
Commencing june IS. the Kansas City. Mem
r,fi- a Birsninxhsm Railroad will run through
sls-t<rr Birmingham ~. Louis. For space
AMI other information apply to
AZ J. r. YOUNG. Agent
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29
Time Cards, Schedules, Etc
Illinois Central Railroad
LIME TABLE.

Aberdeen, Miss, May ~, 1903.
Taxing effect to-day 1900 noon -ehed
lie changed a. follow:
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29
FOR RENT OR SALE.

\ five room cottage on Southern
Heights. One of the best improv
ed places in the city. Gard,
orchard barn. hen house. bored
we'll etc on the premises.
Possession given Sept lst Ap-
ply to Il. +. Davenport.
1t
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

For the above occasions the Mobile Ohio
will sell ronnd trip tickets to Montsagls. Tenn.
for one fare plus 25c By depu-iting ticket and
paving f-s Of - cents. extension 81 limits MAY
~ had until Oct. 81. /. ID. GODFREY. Ag't.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

NOSTEAGI.E BIBLE SCHOOL. july Aug .
WOMAN y CONGkkss. August
MOSTEAGLE SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

NATIONAL ENCAMPMEST q. \. r.. B"ston.
August ~ -.
Ihr Mobile A Ohio will sell round trip ticket.
to Boz ton ou August II. rs aud ~. limited Ter
return leaving Boston between August ~ and
~ for ssl By dapo-ttins ticket aud paying
. Zee Of rlfty cents an extension may De had uu-
al September "a l. ID GODFREY. Agent
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29
En- mbrOidery Clearance Sale.

We have fine assortment OF NAINsooK. in
several widths, and INSERTING. all fine show
wide effects. We make 5 lots of them =.
One lot. usually sold at 5 10 ! E.o., this sale -
One lot, worth 5. 20 and 25o. this sale. Ioc
One lot, corset cover Embroidery, worth
Yard-wde Sea Island Domestic, worth 4 n
8 cents, this sale only ....... 2U
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

BIENNIAL ENCAMPMENT KNIGHTS OF
FNTHfAS Louisville. ky AUGUST ~ 2s
The. Mobile Ohio Railroad Company will
,etl rour.d triy tickets n Louisville ga August
I2th to 18th. Inclusive. limited until August
81 for slS IS. An extension % limit until SET
t@uber I5 may b.. had by deTslsiting ticket and
paying fee of hfty cents. Rate- can be go
cured returning via -. Louis. Call Uu
tails t. ID GODFREY, Agent.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

ANNUAL CONVENTION NATIONAL AsSO-
ciztion 81 stationary Engineers, RichgoHd.
Ma. August 81
The Mobile A Ohio Railroad Company Will
sell round trip tickets "a Richmond, Va. July
g} 81 aud August A. limi ted until August o. for
s22I5 tai l.. ID. GODFREY. Agent.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1904-07-29

TRIENNIAL CONCI.ANE KNIGHTS TEN ?
PLAR san Francisco. September ; y
SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE INDEPEND-
cnt ORDER % Old Fellows. san Francisco, SIP
C-Gubar ~ -.
The Mobile \ Ohio Railroad Company ~ill
sell round trip tickets August ~ L. September
10 tor s4S 10 Liberal -tnI~ovsrs.
t.4fI l. D. GODFREY. Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-16
Accept New Carnegie Offer.

A dispatch from New York last night
says: With the exception of the American
Society of Civil Engineers, all the national
engineering societies and the Engineers
Club of New York, are now to be housed in
a home of their own in this city, the gift
of Andrew Carnegie.
Mr.. Carnegies original plan was to erect
a building to cost approximately 81 600 600
In this building were to be the headuuar-
ters of the American Society of Civil Engi-
neers. the Institute of Mining Engineers
the Institute of Mechanical Engineers. the
Institute of Electrical Engineers and the
Engineers Club.
The first Carnegie plan was that five or
CARNATIONS should accept the building and
repay him for the 100000 or more he had
invested in land This offer the Civil En-
neers, by vote of 1134 to G62 rejected
Mr.. Carnegie has now renewed his offer
to the other organizations, with somewhat
more liberal provisions. Under the new
plain a twelve story Union Engineering
building will be put up with frontage
of 125 feet.
1t is expected that work will be begun
on the main building this summer and that
it will be completed in 1906. The building
will have four or five auditoriums, the
chief of which will seat 1870 or $50 per-
sons. Ample provisions will be made also
for the societies libraries, and 1t is hoped
that arrangements can be made for CO.
operation with the New York public library
near by.
The Engineers Club now has member
tional societies interested number about
5000 men. Other technical societies. with
a combined membership of about 5000, are
seeking quarters in the new building.
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JAPANESE HONOR RUSSIAN DEAD.
Two of Variag's Sailors Buried I'm
pressivelY at Chemulpo.

A cablegram from Seoul last night says
Solemn funeral was given at Chemulpo to-
day to the two Russian bluejackets whose
bodies divers recovered from the cruiser
Variag.
Twenty Japanese sailors, carrying the
Japanese flag draped with crepe, headed
the cortege- Behind them walked two more
sailors bearing wreaths of flowers Then
followed the collins, which were covered
with a large Russian flag, and which rested
On gun carriage drawn by sailors. A guard
of honor of bluejackets from the United
States and French gIInboats in the harbor
succeeded in line the gun carriage. The Rev
Mr.. Bride read the funeral service and i'm
pressively praised the yalor the dead had
shown. All the Japanese residents went to
the grave and bowed to the collins While
all saluted. the japanese fired three volleys
after the collins had been lowered.
The Japanese authorities have ordered the
newspaper correspondents at Ping Yang and
ANU to return. They also refuse to honor
the permits formerly given for correspond
ents to accompany troops to the front. and
are holding them at Seoul. This action is re-
gerded as significant.
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Handmade Cape Collars, With

IDEALLY hard believe but the Collars here to prove It,
~ Furthermore collar worth We offer distinct
oc Two OF the same patterns IN Our own stock
ago and sold quickly the marked price Think now OF be-
ING able thing oSc 1t all about through
hurry importer close out lines preparatory to beginning
fall business.
These collars in different patterns the col
champagne Arabian and white Some made with Re
Some made with Renaissance lace and
applique One style like illustration
See window display Plenty the Neckwear Depart
ment NOW and tomorrow but don't wait long thereafter
Another special high grade Neckwear Collar and Cuff
made OF linen embroidered B
qarian shaded primrose 1t would
sell such handsome pieces piecesfo 2c
but do It.
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ELIHU ROOT GUEST AT BANQUET.
Odell Declares Stories of fractional
Troubles Are Pine Dreams.

A dispatch from New York last night
says: Former Secretary of War Elihu Root
was the guest of honor tonight at dinner
given by the Republican Club of the city
of New York. Mr.. Root said, in part:
1--WE are on the threshold of great
struggle, and there are rumors about men.
about organization and factional strife.
They tell me there is great trouble in the
republican party in the state of New
York-factional difficulties-and that we
are liable to lose the state
II doubt If there is any real difficulty,
any more than when different men have
different views. I take no stock in these
fractional differences. 1t seems to me that
it is time for US to turn our attention
from the surface question of party organ
ization to the great issues of the con-
fiict that lie before us, and get away from
the chicken feed of political gossip"
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Priests Body in Cathedral Wall.

dispatch from Cincinnati last night
says: The body of Father Stephen Theodore
Badin is sealed up somewhere in the walls
of the cathedral of this city. 1t Is In the
walls of one of the rooms in the basement,
according to Archbishop Elder but at just
what point is question puzzling the Off
cials Of Notre Dame University, to which
place the removal of the bones is contem-
plated. II the place cannot be found in
a few days, 1t is possible that consider
able section of the wall will have to be
RACED Archbishop Elder Is directing the
search.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-16

Attorney General Stratton at Seattle says
he will drop the case of the state of Wash
ington against the Northern Securities Com
peny because of the decision OF the United
States Supreme Court in the merger case.
The provisional battalion of Philippine
scouts, commanded by Major F. del Car
rington, which arrived at San Francisco on
the transport Thomas, Is made up of men
from four island tribes, the Macabebes.
Ilocanos, Tagal0s and the Vizayans. All Of
the Az scouts now here have done good
service and all have proved loyal to the
American government under fire.
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Potter's Star Brand.
NO LET-UP TO OUR
NOTION SALE.

but
We
sandano other lint canva as gre be
arc someo Of the offer Oh h
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NJ. & X. Darnlng Cotton. spool. 1c.
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Linen-finish Thread. 6 spools, &c.
French Basting Cotton. dog. spools. &c.
Mercerized Crochet Cotton. in ali col
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Darning Silk. 6 spools for DC.
Kings 5O0-yd. Sewing Cotton. 3 spools
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Chinese Ironing Wax. wood handles.
Special sale price. dozen. &c.
Kann's Silk Taffeta Seam Binding; quail
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Silk Prussia Binding. half inch wide;
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Double SILK Serge Dress Betting reg
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Little Beauty Comb to hold the short
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Sc
Well-made Strong Spring Tape Meas
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Regent Dress Stays, sateen covered.
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Z. F. p. Best French horn bone. Spe-
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