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Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-05-19
Foreman Of the Grand Jury
COMMITTEE REPORTS

Following i the substance OF the re-
ports OF the various committees:
Committee on County Roads. W. \.
Lston, II. B. Mills. W. ii. Edwards
Finds roads in bad condition and recon-
mends that money be appropriated TO
make same passablc.
Committee on Public Buildings, \. W.
Geer, W. j. Liston, Peter Buol-County
offices in good condition.; jail poorly
ventilated and unfit place To keep hu-
man beings.
Committee on Sheriff's Office, J. y.
/ Dcnton, \. W. Gecr, Chris. y. Brown
/ EoaL, /, IN good conditioa and moneys
+ accounted for.
/ Committee on lndigcnt Fund, David
Francis, j l.. Allen, c. W. Rocdcnc-
Money expended in just and judicious
I naancr a. lar a. known.
/ Committee on Books. c. Ronnow,
/ T.. Bunker. Jr, Ben Cowan, X. !. Pace,
! II. II. Church-BooFs OF all officials
kept ia careful and busincss-like man
ncr. rrw system marked Improvement.
Comlnttcc on Public Morals, j. \.
, Denton, \. W Gerr. II. B. Mills-Con-
! ditiOn- existing IN uItIncorporated towns
| dcplorabc; saloon keepers openly and
notorinIsly harbor upon their premises,
| both day and night, common prostitutes
no heed paid to law prohibiting houses
/ Of i'll fame within 100 yards OF school
house: idle aud dissolute characters
harbmed by -alc'n and bawdy houses
to solicit trade and patronage; minors
allowed to frequen, saloons and gam
bling h.nscs Committee demands that
1 distric attorney and sheriff take steps
to prosecute all offenders, and that III
futlrn the law covering these conditions
/ he stsS.tlv enforced
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-05-19
GoLDFIELD RAILROAD

Construction j. actually progressing
on the Goldlcid railroad extension to
Ecattv and bulliro@ district. lar"e
force oi men and teams are grading and
layin. rails south of Columbia.
The officers state that the railroad
will hc rushed down the Anlarro>a river
to Beatty this fall, and active work YER
itics this statement,
This line will connect ut Hcatty viii,
the Salt Lake and BoraN railroads, i"r
the south AMI coast points.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-05-19
GRAND JURY
District Court Receives Final
Report

10 Hon. Geo. :. Brown. Judge VI the
Fourth Judicial District, County Of
Lincoln, State oi Nevada.
We, the Grand Jury, enpaunclci at
the May term of the District Court. in
and Tor Lincoln county. beg leave to
submit this, our final report. and ask to
be- discharged from further attendance
on this court.
We have submitted the following true
bills.
State ri Nevada ". ". ID. Carlton
Forgery.
State Di Nevada -. Robert Shaffcr-
Assault, with deadly weapon with in
tent to infict bodily injury.
State Of Nevada y. Geo. .. Sawyer
Felony. four counts.
State of Nevada v. II. J. Goodrich-
Felony.
State of Nevada y. \. o. Dewitt
Felony: two counts.
State of Ncyads -. Peter MorriS,cy-
Felony; two counts.
state Of Nevada ". :. q. Neai-Ein
bez2ienent. two counts.
The Grand Jury recommends that tn,
District Attorney investigate the com
plant "i Charles Clay against Justice 0
the Peace McElwain. ii Searchiight.
Attached hereto We submit the rf
ports of the various committees of thi
Grand Jury, which are made part "
this, our final report.
fSigncd) j. |. EARL,
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-05-19
TO JOHNNIE

Frank Clark, of the Clark Forwarding
Go. wa, in fr"m Indian Creek this
week. lie states that the forwarding
station will bc moved To Johnnie siding
about May 18th, or ~ soon thereafter
a, freight can bc cleaned uP at Indian
Greek.
The railroad was completed I" John
nic siding Thursday. The siding to
town ot .Iohnnie will bc built at once.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-05-19
OTHER DEALS

Other extensive deaL are in PROCESS
Of negotiation and SOME important re-
suits may be expected in the near future.
Many mining men have signitied great
confidence in the district and agree that
development will result il producing
some good mines.
Few mining men care I" pay fancy
prices for prospects, and the fact that
some have elected to do 80 argues we'll
for the new district.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-05-19
TIMES CANDIDATES

Nort of the candidates previously
nominated iur office by the Times hay
iny folded their tents and left the coun
trv. that paper l. industriously nomi-
mating Il fresh batch. The Times Is no
resl.ctcr Of persons Its nomiR'Nes in
clric all cla,-es--irom the saloon
.s,vampcr" to the highly respected
citizen.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-05-19
GOOD ASSAY

from the claim of T.. T. Maxwell! and
Will Bishop, in FL Dorado pass, Il sur
face ASSAY shows values of $50. in gold,
silver and copper.
smoke or vapor continues To arise
from the crevase recently opened.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-05-19
EXCURSION RATES
La Fiesta, Los Angeles, May 2lst
to 26th, 1905

special excursion tickets To- Los An
geIes and return on above occasion. one
and one-third fare for round trip, $500.
sale dates. May 18th and 10Th, 1905.
Continuous passage ~ each direction:
unai limit returning. MAY 18th. la,s..
Il Hou want Ia sell or REM au, thing
advertise il ia The Age. lAtoe lines
oul nc per week.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-05-19
EASTERN EXCURSIONS

Ia salt Lake route. from California
"''' Nevada to The East. Tickets on
sale:
'aar 9TH and 9Th.
july md and ;;rd
'-"' 7'i', S'h 1uI ?th.
September Nth and 10Th
'' rates and further information see
agents.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-05-19
SUMMER TOURIST RATES

Commencing June lst next and CON
tinuing until September 18th, round
trip excursion rates will bc in effect
from the East to Los Angeles. San Fran
cisco ami >au pies". AMI return. one'
way or both WAYS Via the salt Lake
route.
For further information see Salt Lake
agents
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-05-19
Initial Wholesale Liquor
House of Las Vegas

80. Mcintosh, OF The Arizona Club,
has taken out wholesale liquor license
in addition to beer and malt license
III. now has carload Of whiskry cn
route from the uld Early Times pistil-
lcry. oi Nelson county, Ky, and is pre-
pared Ia quote prices un different grades
and agcS of whistles. in lots oi one or
ten barrels
\ complete line oi case and h"t,lcd IN
bond good. will be carried III stock.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-05-19

The Japauese coin "ven" is equal ~
49.S rrnis ia { uited States gold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17

Copyright. 1906, by Frances b. Johnston.)
which the performance was given. were
not less satisfied with the happy conclu-
sion of the play than the many spectators
who thronged the grounds.
The beauty of the place, with Its sloping
lawn and fiowerering shrubs so essential as
q setting for n pastoral was a matter or
comment.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. who with her
husband, occupied a box with Miss Harri
the fete at the special solicitation of Mrs.
Dubois with impulsive warmth congratu-
lated Mrs. Barney upon the beauty of the
pageant. There was no adverse criticism.
New Faces in Cast.
Owing to the fact that many of the per-
formers in the cast at Friendship have
left the city for the summer. considerable
change rlade in the personnel of the
merry Arcadians. The new features. how
ever, and the manner in which the new
performers entered into the spirit of the
pastoral made the whole series of dances
and pantomine a success.
The Interpolation of the inimitable scene
of the letter from Twelfth Night was
most happily in spirit with the pastoral.
1t was ably presented by Mr.. Ben Greet
Miss Scott, Mr.. Greenstreet, Mr. Crawiey
and Mr.. Flood.
Ben Greet's MalvoIio was regarded as
a triumph in amusing egotlsm
Mrs Fremont and Mr.. Gariessen repeated
the swing song from "Veronique" and the
dancing of the Misses Fremont as Pierrot
and Pierrette received with plaudits.
Procession of Spring.
Perhaps the most agreeable features yes
terday were the procession of spring in
which a new performer. in the person of a
wee little Dubois. delighted every one and
the dancing in courtly costume of little
Minnie Saxton and Elizabeth Forney, with
accompanying song. which was done in 30
finished manner and with such petite ex-
cellence that they were repeatedly ap-
plauded.
The committee on programs was headed
by Miss Patten and that on ushers by Mr.
William Phelps Emo. The stage directors
were Mr.. Edward Mitchell and MIR. +.
Coldren.
Among the box holders were Mrs. Elkins.
Mrs Pinchot. Mrs. Cromwell. Mrs. Alger,
Mrs. Jack Story. Mrs John B. Henderson,
Mime. Jusserand Mrs. William Slater. Mrs.
Howard Carroll Countess Seckendorf.
Nine. Quesada. Miss Helen Maloney, Miss
Hume. Miss Sewers and Mr.. Seeds of the
British embassy.
Throughout the dances Ice cream and
cooling drinks were served by corps of
pretty girls. and every indication was to
the effect that the playground movement
has realized well for the summer work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17
MEMORIAL DAY PLANS.
Soldier Organization to Observe May
27 at Arlington.

Details for the observance of Memorial
Sunday, May II. at Arlington national GEM
ctery. the arrangements for the visit Of
members of the various local garrisons to
Portsmouth. Va, May 80. and the reading
OF a communication by National Com
mander Browne from Department Com
mander Lynch of San Francisco. Cal, were
the subjects under consideration at a large
ly attended meeting held last night of Gen.
William F. Barry Garrison, No. %. Army
and Navy Union. at It's quarters Penn
sylyania avenue near 9th street.
Gen. Andrew s. Burt was In the chair
and Past Department Commander Abram
8. Hart of the G. A r. was mustered In as
a member of the garrison. Several old
members were reinstated. Visitors were
present from Roosevelt and Porter garri-
sons Following the conclusion OF business
an hour was spent In addresses by many In
attendance. Mr.. c. NJ. Shinn. the first to
be called upon. expressed the hope that all
soldier organizations viii eventually unite
In the observance of the day set apart for
memorial services. May 30 Is the sol
dters sacred day, he said, and there should
be cooperation OF all who wore the blue
in keeping II sacred.
Commander A. B. Frisbie Of Gen. John A.
Logan Post. G. A. r.. made stirring
near approach OF Memorial day he APP
pealed to all patriotic citizens to use their
Influence TO have May 30 more generally
observed by all citizens of the republic.
In the name OF the g. A. r. he extended
20 the members of the Army and Navy
Union cordial invitation TO take part with
John A. Logan Post in the celebration of
Memorial day at st. Eiizabeth's cemetery
Col Abram 3. Hart said a man who
served his country and was a good soldier
generally makes a good citizen. He paid
tribute to the soldiers of the republic and
said he also wished to have the Army and
Navy Union unite with the G.. A. r. here
after In the observance OF the day devoted
to memorial services.
Others who delivered brief addresses on
the same topic were Commander II. H
Henry OF Porter Garrison, Theodore @.
Stoner. National Commander ]. E. Browne
and Adjt John ]. Strain
Gen. Burt. commander OF tho garrison.
thanked the members OF the G. A. r. for
their Invitation, and said: II am also q
member OF that grand old organization and
when Il has passed away l hope It's mantle
will fall upon the Army and Navy Union"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17

In the mortality over last week seems, upon
examination Of the tabuIated statements OF
this report, to be generally divided as to
cause.
A classification as to type shows ave more
deaths credited to general diseases than
geative system; three moro to the nervous
system, while there are six less deaths from
diseases OF the ctrculatory system this week
than last, and the remaining types show
approximately the same conditional, varying
slightly.
The changes IN the record OF reported
cases OF contagious diseases were as fol-
lows: e
Diphtheria was reduced by SIX sincs last
week There were nine new Cases reported
and lfteen discharged lone by dsath1s teay-
ing dften cases IN quarantine.
Scarlet fever shows an increase sfnco list
week Of seven cases, there being tWetye
new reports received and ave discharges tau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17

recoveriesl, making q total Of forty-seven
cases In quarantine.
Typhoid fever shows an increase OF two
cases since last week. Five new reports
were received and three discharges (two by
death), making total Of nfty-two patients
under treatment. suffering from this dis
ease. During the same week OF last year.
there were six new cases reported, and at
close OF satd week there were twenty-five
cases on hand
increasing the nuuaar orb patisnts consinad
at the hospital to sAveu. These two cases
were not connected with any previous out
break. 90 Tar - II known 70 the dep1xt-
maut. ss<
TherU wers nfnety.dve nartnu repox1ed
during the week. OF these Akky~kou1 Woeo
white infants and forty-ono op&ored
The ef1noapher1o eondffi6nn ~ IL weelks
Nsaa temperature 66; u,san relative hu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17
Marine Band Concert.

The program for the concert at the ma
rine barracks this afternoon at O'Clock
by the band of the U. 8. Marine Corps.
William H. Santelmann. leader. follows:
March. salute TO Mexico Brooks; over
ture, "Di Bailo." sullivan; music de bal
let, advertisement Espagnoi." Desormes;
GAP SeguediiIe. (b) Andante, tc) Moderate.
cd Zapateado. caprice. petite Bijouterte;''
Bohn; grand fantasia, ''rravita,'' Verdi:
waltz fvolunteers" Santeimann. grand
march miiftaire. Tschaikowsky; The star
Epangied Banner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17
EVERYBODY PLEASED
MRS BARNAY'S PASTORAL A
PRONOUNCED SUCCESS.

Every one says 1t was beautiful. SO we
may rest on our oars" was the sentiment
of the group OF managers yesterday after
noon at The Oaks when Mrs Barnay's
pastoral. given second time. was COM
pieted, and Strephon and Cloe had left
the mimic stage to wander to their own
Fairgrounds.
The executive committee. consisting of
Mrs. Lorins, Mrs. Dubois. Mrs. Biddle.
Mrs McCauiey and Dr. Curtis. superin-
tsndent Of Fairgrounds. in the interest of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17
Housefu nishim gs

( 6-auart Gray Enamel Tea Ket- PIC.
; ties; slightly Clipped. Reduced to-.
Odd lot of Cocoa Handle Knives ana
Forks, good steel blades. Re- .30C.
( duced from SOC. set to..........
Odd lot of Glassware, including Fruit
: Stands and Bowls, Flower Vases Wa
) fer pitchers and Water Bottles. poe
/ Values worth up to Soc. for. .......
/ Lot of Three-string Carpet Brooms;
/. sold regularly at 19c.. reduced QDC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .......-'.'...'-
Tot of NickeI-plated Reading Lamps,
with large shade. All COM
!. nlete. Reduced from $1.@ ssh no
to. ....--.'.'.''
Ma1olica Umbrella Stands, in variety
Of new bIendings. Regular $1.D Csc.
4 value for. .......-...........--.....
!. HaviIand China Dinner Plates. IN
, handsome decorations. Regu- DzC.
lar 35c. value for. .............--.
4 White Metal Table Spoons. &C. eacn-
/ White Metal Tea Spoons, 1c. each.
: 5-pint Granite Iron Saucepans, with
, long handles, reduced from HQDC.
, 10c. TO-. '''.'''.'''.'''
White Enameled Tea or Conee &C.
|. STEAMERS, reduced from Zoe. to-.
Q Ranney Ice Chests. slightly scratcn-
( ed but otherwise perfect. Re SZ.0S
) duced from 1898 to............"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17
Linen Remnants

10 pieces of Linen Finish Glass Tow
cling; full is inches wide; fast seIvape
ss: 81: :; &; r Ss BY: 49,
remnant lot of Linen Monte Cloth
dresser Searfs: all white: 50 inches
long; fringed all around. Sold
ror zoe: regularly. Friday. Il &c.
remnant price. each.
Just two pieces (about 60 wards, ne
cream German Table Damask: two
yards wide; one polka-tfot pattern. the
other Ivy leaf. Sold for 4se yard. We
can get no more OF this 80
number. hence the remnant ZQDT
price, Friday. a yard 10
90 dozen Irish Satin Damask Butter
plate or Tumbler Doileys: snow white.
the 7-inch size; neat openwork design
IN center and fringed all
around. &c. each IS the reg ox
H ios la pass rr a. long gas this hC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17

The object of the meeting was to consider
plans for the reception ana social which
win be given tomorrow evening at the
Riggs House, for the benefit of the Jour-
naiists' Home and the San Francisco suf-
fOrerU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17

Nudity, 60; mean actual barometer. 1921.
The winds were northwest, averasin8
miles an hour. The maximum veloctfy
reached was % nniI1a. on the 9th Instant.
The maximum temperature was 70 degrees.
on 18th instant, and the minimum. SS de-
grees, on the 18th instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17
Acting Judge Advocat. General

Col D. II. Crouder OF the Judge advocate
generals department II acting Judge adj
vocate general Of the army. In the absence
of Gen. George 3. Davis ~ one OF the DEL
esates OF the United States to the Red
Cross conferences at Geusya, 5witzsrIand-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17
Domestic Remnants.

Remnants OF yard-wtde Corded Ma
dras. In blue and black figures. stripes
and neat designs. Useful lengths FOR
summer waists and dresses q
Regular 121Ac. value. REM ScMC
AAiis pAAAc'''.... ...-...-...-...
5000 yards Of Dress Ginehams IN
remnant lengths from 2 to 10 yards,
In stripes and checks OF pink blue. or
blood and gray. Excellent
material for children's -N/
knockabout dresses: 1oc. Z%C.
value. Remnant price. IT,
A limited quantity Of Single Bed
Spreads. In Marseilles pat 30
terms: pearl hemmed, ready SSC.
to USE Reduced from 7Dc. to-.
Remnants of Wool-fnished Batiste. In
neat checks. stripes and hgures-exact
: s$sS ssss: s e +: 81 81 8c.
Remnants Of yard-wide Cannon Cloth
In lengths from / to yards; the genu-
Nth linen fasisa, II Instead ssa' & 7MC.
1870. yard. tomorrow at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17
Neckwear Remnants.

Toe. Chiffon Neck Ruchings. as &c.
sorted patterns. per length.
toc. Hemstitched and Embroidery
Turnover Collars; also Collar and &c
Cuff Sets Remnant price. .....-....
Lot of regular &c Neckwear, tnclud-
Ing SILK Braided and Lace H2AC.
stock Collars. reduced to-. IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17
Lace Remnants.

80 remnants OF Net All-overs d e.
In yoke lengths. ....................a 0S'
10c. and 12hc. Point de Paris E.3M~
and Cluny Lace Remnants. Oe|ES'
Soc. Silk Chiffon, black. white DC
and light blue; As inches wide. 49,.
Sc. German Torchon Edges OHZc
and Insertion. .........-............S /2S'
Ice. Venice and Batiste Lace n6Ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17

Boys Percale Waists. small sizes; also
Elton Blouses in champagne
color. Sizes ~ and years sc.
only. CSC. and SOC. value. 800.
Imitation Black Patent
i: r: m - FeS l2Hc
Boys Vests in plain and fancy ma
terials. Sizes II to 16 years.
These are left from suits and 1n
are worth from e1.O0 to $1.6O. cOWC.
rTlody.- s...-........'......
Boys Wash Suits in fancy washable
madras and chambray. Sizes
3 to years, but not all sizes An-
in each pattern. Worth up AWC.
10 $I.OV, fOr. ....s..s.............
Shirts, Blouses and Waists for boys:
all broken sizes and all kinds Dr.
Of material and colors: also ZSC.
white. Soc and 75c. values. ..
Boys Fancy Cheviot, Cashmere and
Worsted Double-breasted and Norfolk
Coat Suits. with straight or knicker-
booker pants. Some OF these suits have
two pairs Of pants Sizes NN on
to 16 years. Worth from .SV
$500 to $500. Friday.......
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17
0ilet Goods.

,oristie Soiid-back Hair M
brushes; 19c. values. HUG.
chosn Dressing Combs. Ffne-tooth
cConos. Mems Combs and Pocket O.
Somps; Zoe. to DC values. o.
steel Manicure Files. flexible, in m.
various Shapes; 15c. and 19c kinds. >Se
sold,baek Hand Scrubs: polish
JACKS regular DC. kind. ... aOCs
swansdown Powder Puffs; satin
tops: Zoe. kind. &c.
ularI ,h , 0enter Emery Boards: reg Re
Woodworth's German co,oe,a.
regularly Zoe. bottle sc.
Aluminium Soap Boxes. with o.
hinged I'D; worth 12c.. &C.
oc- jars Petroleum Jelly. &c
Hoof-shaped Orange Sticks. ~
.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17
Glove Oddrr1ents.

Elbow-length Lisle Thread %
Gloves, in white only. Size sue
~ only. Soc. value. Friday.
Kayser's Two-clasp Isle Gloves, in
black. white. gray and mode NJ
Perfect fitting. Friday. per ZSCs
pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17
upholstery Goods.

upholstery Goods.
4 Remnant lot OF Draperies. including
: Denims, Crstonnes, SfIkolines, Curtain
. Swiss. Nets, etc. All IN useful lengths.
) Qualities sold at 12hc. to XII
Z 19c. n yard Remnant VoMC
= price.
? Lot of damaged Window Shades,
. mounted on spring rollers. When -
4 In perfect condition they sold Nc.
: for sc, Remnant price.....-......
Lot of Pictures. In small and large
> sizes, including both framed and I'M
3 framed sorts. Slightly damaged. n
4 Reduced from 123zc.. 1Sc. and nc.
= 2oc. TO-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
, Odd lot Of handsome Shiryan Rugs,
size 3 by feet. In rich ~ IN
4 designs. Reduced from SZ.OV
? Lot of White Crochet Spreads. fun
) size for double beds. Sofled from ham
( ding Marseilles patterns. no
Sold at $1.50 to $1.9S. REM VIC.
= nant price
, genuine Ostermoor Mattresses, size
A feet 6 inches. The art tick a. e
4 Ing Is slightly soiled. Re- % HO
duced from $3.50 to..............
! Odd lot OF Mercerized Silk and ALI
silk Cords. for finishing sofa cushions.
4 bath robes. etc. Sold at DIX
. 1Oc. to Zoe. yard. REM oV NSN.
nant price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17

Secretary Heot's Return.
sscrstasy Hoos has returned 70 tbs city
from short Visit to New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17
Mems Furnishings.


Mems SOC Fancy Nesiige Shirts. made
of madras. neat stripes and
figures. fun cut and perfect
fitting; all sizes. Remnant .HOr
pftce..s.....-........ t.........-....
Mems Egyptian Ba1bsiggan Under
wear. shirts and drawers to match:
shirts. long or short sleeves: drawers
have double crotch ana sus- 49,
pender tapes: all sizes Rem &c
ndnt price.
Mems Jean Drawers. double banjo
seat. tape bottom. full cut: go
all sizes. 30 to a. Rem VIC.
nanf price. -.......................
Mems Lisle Thread Carriers, plain
and fancy colors, good ~
elastic. nickel buckles. 6EHAC
remnant price.
Mems 50c. and T5c. Muslin and Cam
oric Night Robes. some collariess styles;
neatly trimmed: So inches
long: pockets and gussets: .1Ur
broken sizes. Remnant price We
Mems 12lzc. Fancy Embroidered Half
Hose, lace and drop stitch. dou-
Die heels and toes seamless QB<~
loot: all sizes. Remnant price. ~Ss
Mems SOC. French Balbriggan Under
wear, extra good quality yarn: shirts.
long or short sleeves, tapped neck;
drawers. double seat, s,Is-
pender tapes and all felled
seams; all sizes. Remnant a1VC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-17
Odd Lot of Corsets.

Remainders OF regular lines of Cor
sets, including afavorite makes. such as
.'R. & g." wv. b. and american
Lady" etc. In all styles-short, me-
dunn, girdles and dip hip.
Broken sizes. Soiled from An
handling Sold az high as 4WC.