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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
four pounds. The yield is from fifteen to
thirty-ive bushels per acre.
SHOOTS MAN VINO CALLS ON WIFE
Victim IL LyinR nj Point of Death and
Husband In jail.

NNNAAM - LYME ~ NNAhA "
Husband In jail.
HASTINGS. Neb.. July ss-Cspecial Tele-
gram AS the result OF shooting affray
at an early hour this morning. Walter
Mccullough lies at the point Of death and
Barney Pearson iangulshes In the county
Jail. It seems that Mrs. Barney Pearson
thought her husband on the way to Wyom-
ing aud that Mccullough and J. Croford
were In the Pearson home eating and
drinking about 1890 this morning, when a
load OF shot was fired through the dining
room window and the entire charge lodged
in the back Of Mccullough Crofford is
young man and was keeping company with
Mile. the l5-year-old daughter Of Mr., and
Mrs. Barney Pearson, while Mccullough
is a married man with a family, and he
was paying respects, It is alleged, to Mrs
Pearson.
The first that was known of the ARRAY
was at 1910 this morning when Mr. M. n
Hartigan was awakened at his home, West
Fifth street, by a knocking on the porch.
On opening the door Mr. Hartigan found
Walter Mccullough lying PROSTATE on the
porch in badly wounded condition. The
police and physicians were summoned and
the wounded man was taken to physi-
clans office where an operation was per-
FORMED. On opening the abdomen IL was
found that the intestines were badly pene-
trated and torn by No. shot. Four inches
Of the intestines were removed ana a
murphy button supplied The patient is
still alive, but It is not thought that he
will survive the night.
Barney Pearson, who had started for
Cheyenne, but stopped at Grand Island,
returned to Hastings last night but did not
go home. He stayed all night at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. X. Pearson,
who reside in his neighborhood.
Rev. A. Lemkau of the German Evangeli-
cal church stated this morning that he was
called out of his house last night by
Barney Pearson, who asked him to accom-
pany him to his (Pearson's) home to be
witness of what was transpiring. 1t Is said
that Mr.. Lemkau went with Pearson and
saw two people in the Pearson home, one
of whom was Mccullough, standing close
to Mrs. Pearson. Shortly after he went on
the opposite side Of the house, he heard
gun shot, and a few seconds later he saw
a man running out Of the house.
Barney Pearson was taken in charge by
the police this morning and later turned
over to the custody of Sheriff McCreary to
be held without bond to await further re-
suits
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
Currie Popular In Custer.

BROKEN BOW, Neb.. July 9.-CspeciaI
Telegram. Unusual interest was taken
in the republican caucus held yesterday
because Of a faction having arisen that
sought to gain control OF the county or
EaniEation in opposition to such well known
people as Judges Gutterson, Reese, Alpha
Morgan, Jewett and others. The opposition
was led by Messrs. Cannon, Copsey. Palmer
and others, but they were defeated by a
vote Of 1876 to "a. The report from through
out the county shows pronounced sentiment
in favor Of Hon. Frank NJ. Currie for
United States senator. II being strongest in
localities where the issues defined by Presi-
dent Roosevelt were endorsed.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
ViIsey for Lieutenant Governor.


Senator wilsey OF Frontier county was
in Lincoln today and to his friends he an
nounced his candidacy for lieutenant gov
ernor. Mr. Wilsey said he would advocate
the enactment of a direct primary law and
anti-pass and railroad regulation laws He
was a member OF the last senate and en-
desvored TO get a law passed to compel
railroads to make better time in getting
stock to the markets.
George l.. Sheldon. candidate for governor,
was in Lincoln a few hours last night en-
route home from Tecumseh, where he had
spoken in the afternoon. Mr. Sheldon is
feeling I'm good spirits over the outlook and
will devote the next few days looking after
the First congressional district.
Mr., Sheldon expects to ask for instruc-
tions in the First district, and as this dis
trict lie his home he feels hopeful Of getting
away with a number Of instructed counties.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
Nebraska News Notes.

PLATTSMOUTH--Jam Bajeck, a MEM
Der Of the Thirtieth regimental band, sta
toned at Fort Crook, al his own request
has been granted a discharge from the
service
PLATTSMOUTH - The Peoples Store
team OF Omaha played splendid game Of
ball here Saturday afternoon With the
Ilattsmouth team. Score, PlattsmOuth 2:
Peoples Store, 1
PLATTBMOUTH - George Ahlrup, the
baker who disappeared 50 mysteriously sew
eral weeks ago without letting his wife
and their three young children know has
just been heard from in Billings, Mont.
CENTER-Owing to the fact that the
democratic and popultst conventions were
both called to meet here on the same date
the republican county convention has been
FAlRBURY-Nearly an inch OF rain fell
during Friday night, making over two
Inches during the week, and leaving the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
Woman sorrIy Amic,.d.

COLUMBUS, Neb July .--(special)-
Mrs. W. VI. Lull OF Cedar Rapids in
Boone county, on Friday left her home
and passed through here on her way to
Lincoln to bring her daughter home from
the sanitsrium, where she had been under
going treatment, and when she arrived at
Valley, on the main line. she was over
taken by a telegram bringing the sad news
that her husband had just died suddenly OF
heart failure. She Immediately returned
to Columbus and had to remain all night
at the home Of II. r. Elliott her friend
on account Of there being no train on the
Albion branch that evening. She took the
a. m. train for her home.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
JAMES sULLIvAN's DIVE is Fatal
Young Man Fails 10 Come Up and
ReEcueFs Are Too Late.

ReHcuera Are Too Late.
GRAND ISLAND Neb, July 2s-(special
Telegram flames Sullivan, aged q, was
drowned this afternoon at Schimmer's lake,
a water resort along Wood river four miles
west Of this city this afternoon. Hundreds
OF people were spending the afternoon at
the lake, a band concert, boating and swim
ming being the attractions. Sullivan was
in swimming at one end OF the lake with
a rumber OF other young men. He dove
and did not reappear. When his comrades
noticed II the alarm was at once given.
ne was found about Ave minutes after hav-
ing dived, and DR.. Clarence Roeder was at
the resort and worked with the body, but
the efforts to revive him were vain. The
deceased was employed at the Union Pa
ciic shops. His father was formerly a
well known engineer on the road, and his
brother Frank was for many years a clerk
in the foremans office The remains will
be taken to Kearney. where his mother
and sister reside. and his father and
brother now at Salt Lake City, have been
notified
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
Fight at n Monastery.


BKATERlNOsLAV, July 2s.--while the
train upon which a correspondent Of the
Associated Press was travelling from Khar-
kov to Ekaterinoslsv was passing the great
monastery erected near Borky by Alexander
III to commemorate the escape Of himself
and members of tine imperial family from a
railroad wreck in 1885, firing and cries Of
help were heard. The train was stopped
and a monk came on board. He said the
peasantry were attacking the monastery
and that the monks were defending it, He
had managed to escape to summon help.
He was brought on the train to Ekaterino-
slav. whence he telegraphed the governor
OF Kharkov asking that troops be sent to
the monastery. No further details of the
affair have been received. The peasantTy
apparently have seized the telegraph lines.
Resent Dissolution of Parliament.
SAMARA, July IA great demonstration
occurred here following the receipt of the
news of the dissolution of the lower house
Of Parliament Five hundred of the dem
onstrants were arrested
VibOrg Manifesto Seized.
KHARKON. July 29-The authorities have
seized copies Of the Viborg manifesto is
sued by the outlawed Parliament to the
weight of 400 pounds, which had been
shipped surreptitiously into Kharkov.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

OURAY. Colo, July 29-Although search
was kept up all day for General Manager
L. A. Thompson and Foreman G. W. Mather
of the Tempest-Apex Mining company, no
trace Of the missing men has been dis
covered. A new cavein was discovered in
the second level Of the mine today and
work is being pressed at that point. Both
the missing men are MasOns and that order
started number Of men In search Of the
two men today
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
RocI,efeyIer Not Worrying.

CLEVELAND. o., July 29-Neither the
proceedings Of the government nor OF the
company are worrying John ID. Rockefeller
in the slightest. He Is not giving them the
least thought or attention. TINS was the
emphatio statement today by DR.. II. F.
Biggar, physician TO and travelling com
panion Of Mr.. Rockefeller. The only thing
troubling him is the condition OF his daugh-
Ter. who IA amicted with heart trouble.
Her condition was improved, but heart
disease y an uncertain thing.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
CUPID'S PRANKSLEADT G JAIL
CONTINUED from First Page. }

the increased cost of living This will be
the first time that the government has
admitted that the cost OF living has ad-
vanced more rapidly than wages, although
everybody who works for a salary knows
that II has been true for several years. II
Is a curious fact that the report will show
that the advance in prices has not been
confined TO the products Of mills and fac
tories. II will show that the products Of
the farm have advanced almost as greatly
as manufactured articles which pass
through several hands before reaching the
consumer. The farmer is receiving higher
prices for his products than ever before,
but there does not seem TO be any good
reason for the advance In the prices Of
manufactured articles unless II Is that the
trusts are enabled to control the price OF
the domestic article and that with CORE
spending advance In the wage scale they
have put the price up to the consumer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
PRESIDENT CHANGES CHURCH
Heara a Sermon on Missions at
Oyster Bay Presbyterian
Church.

OYSTER BAY, July 9.-President 'Roose-
welt and family attended service tonight
at the Presbyterian church and listened TO
a sermon by Rev Charles L. Thompson
secretary of the Board Of Home Missions.
The president usually attends Christ Epis-
copal church, but special services we're held
in his honor today al the Presbyterian
church.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
RockefeIIer Goes 90 cleveland.

TARRYTOwN. N. Y July q. John D.
RockefelleI accompanied by MS wite ana
here this morning, as is the custom when
staying at the Pocantico- Hills estate. Mr..
Rockefeller was warmly greeted by the
members of the congregation and told sew
eral of them he was glad to be home
again. although he had a splendid time
while i'm Europe. Mr.. Rockefeller leaves
for Cleveland, o., tomorrow morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
Nn Strike or Pancr Mnkerr.

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, July 29.-The
threatened strike Of tho United Brother
hood of Paper Makers has been averted
The International Paper company, whose
thirty-two mills are running day and night,
will nauguTate a system OF three shifts
in the twenty-four hours, instead or two
as in operation at present, the employees to
receive practically the same pay per day
as under the two shifts About 1900 en-
ployes are affected.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
FIRE RECORD.
-Four Building. at PIattsburE.

PLATTSBURG, Mo, July 2s.-Fire today
DESTROYED four brick buildings, with their
contents, in the business portion OF this
city causing a loss of $4,000 The buildings
we're occupied by the Plymouth Clothing
company, the Porter Hardware company
and the general store Of Tootle, Wheeler
& Motter
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

BEIRUT. July 2s-With the excep-
ton OF one day, which was taken up by
an automobile excursion TO the Austrian
baths. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
spent the entire week here. They left to-
day by way of Nuremberg and Munich for
Paris. They will sail next Saturday for
the United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
TIC Train. Collide.

RUsHVILLE, Ind. July BIN a headon
collision between freight and construction
trains north of this city early this morn
ing Taylor Keith Of Westport. Ind, fore
man OF the Big Four construction gang,
was killed and several Of the Grew OF the
freight train received slight injuries. Mis-
understanding OF orders is said to have
caused the collision.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
FIREMEN's TOURNAMENT PROGRAM
Good Purses Hung Up ny the People
of Humboldt.

Good Purses Hung Up ny the People
of Humboldt.
HUMBOLDT, Neb., July 2s.-(special)-
The committee in charge of the arrange
ments for the coming fremen's tournament
to be held August 80 to September l has
issued the following program and list of
purses to be hung up. Others may be added
later.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 80.
Scotland concert al City park Water
fight, $40; grand parade, best appearing
company in uniform, nozzle, $40: largest
company, coupling. s25; base ball game,
11:O0-Balloon ascension.
i$9mBand eoncsEt at City park 9S0-yard
yard hook and Ladder race, class b, SIS, SIS:
l0O-yard free -for-all foot race, So IS; 200
SO, $50; 20O-yard regulation hose race, class
7:SO--Band concert; Dodge's fire fighters
FRIDAY, AUGUST 81.
Scotland concert at city park; 1Oo-yard
wet hose race. free-for-all $50, $50, $40;
forty-foot ladder climbing contest, s., 81;
ball game, $40, $50,
n:00-Balloon ascension.
straight away Ra race, class Rs' ss5 So;
200 Yard hook and N.dder race, class A. SIS,
yard regulation hose race, class b, S25. SIS;
DO-yard regulation hose race, class A, $50,
$780, lO0-yard chiefs race, lantern. $40.
I:3o-Band at City park, Nobody Works
but Father"
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER /.
Scotland concert at City park; lOO-yard
championship wet hose race, belt $50:
water fight, $40; ball game between winners
OF first and second days.
100 Balloon ascension.
1:N-Band concert at City park: al0-yard
championship hook and ladder race, belt,
$50: 200-yard championship regulation hose
race. belt, $50; 200-yard championship regu-
lation hose race. class A, belt, $40: nifty
foot coupling contest, two gold medals, SIS
fire alarm race, 200 yards, turn cart and
return, SIS; D0-yard championship straight
away hose race, free -for-all, SIS.
I;3O-Band concert at City park; Dodge S
fire fighters.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
scHooLs ANp coLLEaEs.
YOUR BOYS FUTURE

aspsnds largely OF the training Ia seslvss between
the ages OF IL and 20. SoShere eau he rsosiVS
better training for the great possibilities Of mAa.
hood than At the k'lAhNEf MILITARY
ACADEMY, Development OF mind and bodI
IeltTestraint and initiative At lie maximum enci.
ency, Complete college preparatory manual train.
ing-military tactics. Instruction and discpIin.
thorough, though not severe. Athletics, pure All
and excellent sanitary conditions Write Tor Cats.
logus A. Ksarney military Academy Kesrney, Nse
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
Whent nf Gooa QnnIitY

ARAPAHoE. Neb. July 2s.-(speoial Tel
eEram. New wheat IL being received at
the elevators here, proving Of excellent
quality. testing from sixty-ons 70 sixty
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

il in the For Exchange column OF The
Bee Want Ad page.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
rive Drown in Lake.

FULTON. N. Y, July 2s.-Five persons
were drowned here today during a sauall
on Lake Neahtawanta, their boat being
ospsiEed. They were Mr. and Mrs. Rinold-
stem Westenberg and their two children,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
TROOPS IN REVOLT
Continued from First Page.)

foot, drew up to a church Immediately OPP
posite but no one was aware Of what was
passing inside the establishment.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

son Of years and daughter Of 70, and the
infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Casslmir
Studer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
WILSON COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

In the beautiful Cumberland Valley. Coursss
leading to degrees OF A.. b. and Mus "a
Classics. Music. Art A most excellent fac,
ulty. Campus 5O acres; Il buildings; rate,
moderate. NJ. II. REAsER. Pm D., Pres'I
u College Ave. cHAMBERSBUR0. PA.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

judgment discord may be avoided by that
line of action.
The senator would be pleased to hear from
you. Yours truly J. b. HAYNES,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

GEORGE LATT, "A years OF age.
MISS MAY KLEMMER, % years Of age
Brooklyn.
OF the rescued. John oConnor. a years
Of age. and Paul Revere. a. are in Sc
rious condition
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

NEW YORK. July 2s.-rhree OF a party of
six persons who were boating on Lake
New Jersey today we're drowned
when their craft eapsiEed through the APP
parent inexperienee OF the men who had
to handle the boat. The dead
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28

Instruction en- todos los ramos
Conducci6n adecuaGA en- los essudios.
TSAso y direccion convenientos sl csrSc-
ssY do Ia raza latina-Perfecclonamit r.
10 On el idioms esps6ol, 6 An dc q, lcs
i6venss que 80 nos envfan nc vuelvan
luego & sus paisss haeiendo papeieg
ridfcu!os, sin ssber hablar bisn, nj sl
espaGol, al el Ing g.. .'-Enssfanza rApi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28

e. gus suEsrih9 p01s en- ecao D.
misnto de sus numerca % pafroqula-
no. oue dssas essa tea1a, y en nj g.
gupdo e1rnedor, los l,.scios eataran
ca reIasi6n con la G,slaci6n sctNNl'
Un hsts. Il csvs. Uns ternesa en-
pamela, 10 etvs. Un srroz con gall
na 0 stva. Ua ca!do gsllago, 10 cfvs'
Un oaaslao & Ia vizcAinai 10 csvs. Uns
sops $40 carns, ; ssvs. Una sopa ds
Qsllirs,, { esqs. ina mixta, : esys'
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lATIN..ANERI(AN INSTITUTE
airi9ldO p0 Don lose Domingo SuIS0na
81 w, o7th Ct. NEW YORK

do y ohcnz de este idioma--Cuidadoa
dc talnilia--Comida la ssrahols-
CostumLres, religion y trsdicione'
patrias -Metodos de- easefIanzx ans
riaanos--Idioma onligatorio. slingles,
Nuestraa especialidSdes: OomTcio
Idiomas. Refsreusiss de donds ~
Quisran , como 90 quieran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28
" The Sun Life Assurance Co, Of Canada >
ri Sol de Canada"

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"a Pasrt, sieos msyor uno 90 tonzas 81 vg
So sasar de t la coaeato has d o'es'' esrsu'
~ d Canada la de hea uysrtdo Concede presss-
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- vertbe, fio ds dos amos 90 10 orms mas 1rac
40 m o pdbtco. Vsanlo propscsos 1ause nor
stlbb, Alas en- San Jusa y agsn's' TO-
Gales On tol "a Las poblaalones
GAMBIA s. sTUB8E Agsn.es GsaarAlssy Banqaeros'
"a sToRER. Division Manager.
AS' - ]. M LAGO. AssssN Manager.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28
Doctor R. Ruiz Arnau

De regreso de su visie a Europa,
ACADIA de instalar su ohcina profesio.
nal on 10 ealle del Cristo, n6mero a.
Horas do consulta: de IL , media 4
, media de Ia tarde. d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28

ssl suas vamsute todos los demAs
platos.
Tambien se hacen abonos para
talalliaa & . scioa limib 3! los. 6atos con
ouluasnas @ etelsutadss.
I'm cubiarto DO IL y ds5 & 7 on
@! Restaurant, 30 ctvs.
Los jre 7as y domtnsos 80 haze un
Ealecto cs!a gallego, y los aAbadoS
pxsselsk asas con pollo.
JUAX5 ARCLA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28
CAFE DE YAUCO

No cenpren ustedes cafe sin antes probat e nuestro
ssado moAdo en- aparaos anceses de evaporation con
lst que eytsn e nal guso que tene nuesro rico
prano Nuestro cafe preparado especiamene para uso
de las amas ha demostrado la practca ser e mas Sc
lecto econ6mco pues solo empeamos en- Ia torreaccon
& ~ Pue9ta de Terra, q Inca, ZEPPENFELDT Ca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28
+ a. Catalana
SAN FRANCISCO 56,

Gran rebaja de preclos en- banehco del puolco'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09
TAZEWEIL. VA.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch1
TAZEW ELL. Va September s.-Rev.
r. VI Fuga,e. pastor of tic Tazewen
Baptist Church. Is conducting a revival
meeting in Eastern Virginia Report IS
current here chat Rev. Mr.. Folgate IS
considering a. cali 20 another field
Mrs Salie Hoover o. widow lady. who
lives on Tazeweu Avenue. is greatly az
f.cted and deserves the sympathy OF
her nc.-anors a.1 friends she hlr.st
hey oldest daughter a few weeks ago.
and now her other two children have
typhoid fever. from which her first child
died. and Il s. feared the mother is
afflicted with the same disease. I'm
couraging Information. however. is that
the cases are Of a mild form. and a
speedy recovery IS expected
The Tazeweil High School opened Mon
day with about $40 pupils. Rev. ". w.
Carson formerly principal OF the public
school AZ Montery, Va. has been elected
principal here and began bis duties 81
the opening OF the session. The teachers
are the same as last year except that
Misses Redd and Heath take the places
filed by VI sses Rice and Fowlkes.
Mrs. J. J. Fagg. propr. etre-s ~ tha
Phoenix Hotel. has closed that popular
hostelry. and Il IS said VIII take charge
Of a hotel az Graham, Va
Mr. g. +. Scott. a prominent citizen
OF Belfast Mills. Russell county. was
in the city yesterday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09
BUENA VISTA

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.J
BUENA VISTA. VA. September s.
Mr.. r. J. Brown. a prosperous merchant.
OF this city, has sold his business here.
and will make his home I'm Lynchburg
where he will engage IN wholesale
business. the character OF which will be
determined later. He is succeeded ln busi-
ness here by Mr.. T. +. Wilkinson.
successful business man, formerly OF
Petersburg. Va.
Hiss Lula Duncan. Of Baltimore. Md,
IS visiting her aunt. Mrs j. r. owen.
Miss Duncan met with very painful
accident a few days ago. She was dris-
iu4 with Mr. J. r. l.. Dickinson. wuc.
one ~ the rcins broke which the horse
quickly noticed. and started running.
Mr. Dickinson tried TO get upon the
horses back TO get hold OF the broken
rein. but was thrown of with great
violence. he ESCAPED. however. with "a
few bruises Miss punc4u :erra ned In
tho trap. ~ the horse continued TO run,
ard with great presence OF mind waited
Seeing the wild horse was carrying her
into greater danger she jumped or a
grass plot close 20 the street. Her an
klc was sprained and she received several
bruises She lis now out Of danger, and
viii be ont in few days.
Tic summer season al the Heights
closed Thursday night VS." 0cn@tiIuf
german. which was greatly enjoyed by
the guests and local society folks
Mr.. I. 7. Thompson. Of Roanoke Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09
Lace Curtains
An Entirely New Stock


septenne The housed rnshne month finds
Will Curtain blve We
have tt
Irish Point Curtains, $500.
Match them if you can at $3.50.
10 styles % irish Point Curtains I'm designs;
Other equally values $3.50. and $1,000
Real Cluny and Renaissance Curtains
entirely designs very desirable m
bedroom. Prices sic 50
Handmade Arabian Curtains
Cream ana white dstncvey handsome designs $500
$500 0
Nottingham Lace Curtains
every price Prices. 500 10 $3.50 per pair
Novelty Lace Curtains
Exclusive ideas Prices $3.50 to 5000
Portierres.
tae nw kinds ara Hry 'fat you not elsewhere and
WI see them nowhere Forters os sd n
Prices $500 $500. ~
Couch Covers.
N Tapestry Couch Covers. Tapestry Couch Covers
So $50. ~ ''7S ''S
Table Covers.
"nt Table overs IN entirely designs coonrs ard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09
Annual September Opening Sale of
Rugs, Druggets, Lace Curtains,
and POrtierres,
Surprising Assortment Values All Previous Efforts


Whether one has much little nd beautyhg the home should
so
Of harmga darri in
COuchn Covers
i n We handle
VIII be which o
the isvIi,h will
stock