davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-14

+ q = - = u Il ~ 49,
FBpttnss KMIe1 NJ =
A story a tpe1ehe1Y 4ollo
poetic retrfbufion = t0n Il Ai
from Lncknow to ! LOpdon nenl
Ipe1.
| Late In the evensu3 : trave3eT. ~
story goes, realizing thet be esu1A ~
reach Lucknow befOre dark anI fe11
| ting the dangers Of the rpsd stpppa
At the house Of the police fnsDeetak, Z
native oMeiaI and applied for shelter
for the night
x am carrying : considerable sum
Of money mid he, ~and in view &
the dangers Of the country desire -
have your proteetion until can ~
sumo my journey By daylight
The inspector made him WELCOME,
gave him water and food. finally tax
ing him to . sleeping room. where -
left him sIoDe.
AZ the night wore on the Traveller
was stricken With sIeepIeMnesA Pres
emily he beard volces near his window
ard strange sounds OF labor He got
up and looked out Hts eyes, used To
thu greater darkness Of the room, dis
afned two men digging In Geld at
the back Of the house. He strained his
ears to catch what they were Myfng
and realized IN few monentS that
they were digging grave for him
They were IA a plot with the inspector
of police to murder him for his money
and hide his body away before day
light
In panic he stole through the house,
and creE5t out by back door He dash
ed through the village az noiseiessIy
as he could and a mile OF 90 down thu
road climbed tree, where be sat In
safety In the shadow Of the foliage
until daybreak came Then as a pa
troll came along he slipped down to
ground and told hir story TO the com
mandInz officer.
All hands returned TO the village and
there the first news that greeted them
was the mysterious disappearance Of
the police Inspector. The Traveller Io-
Gated for them the grave that had been
Intended TO receive him The soldiers
opend the trench and there was found
the body OF the police Inspector, horrt-
bly, hacked
The arrest OF two men who had been
seen with him late the previous even
ing followed and then the whole case
beanie simple. After arranging with
his accompEices the plot 70 rob and
murder the traveller the police inspect
or started 10 get drunk while they
were busy digging the grave. In this
condition the idea struck him that he
would go IN and DO the killing himself
and 50 skin the cream Of the booty IN
stead OF dividing evenly. Stooping
over the bed 10 grip his victim BY the
throat be must have fallen forward
and passed quickly into drunken
siumber.
When the Two aecVmplices outside
got the grave finished they began to
wonder at the Inspectors failure ID
turn up Entering the house, they arm
sd themselves with the inspectors sa-
Der and creeping into the room stack
Ell the man IN the bed, literally hack
Ing him 70 death.
Then they struck q light to look for
the plumber and discovering their mis-
take had nothing left 70 do but bury
the murdered man IN the graTa they
had dug.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-14
Eisaty Year. of railroads.

We have yet two decades TO wait be
fore we can celebrate the centennial
anniversary OF the birth OF the rail-
road. 1t is a wonderful record, that
eighty years of rapid transit devel-
opment. 1t has revolutionized the
world. commercially, socially and intel
Iectually. The Atlantic and the Pacitic
have become near neighbors, the mac
ceSsible and therefore valueleSS plains
of the West have been penetrated and
brought into touch with the markets Of
the world. New York and Chicago,
that in the pioneer days were weeks
away from one another, are now but
eighteen hours apart.
The railroad has entered Jerusalem;
II has pierced darkest Africa; il IS
crossing the sands Of the Sahara; il
scales the side OF Yesuvius, IL bridges
the most forbidding chaSlns and tun-
nels through mountains and under riy-
ers, The whistle of the locomotive is
the voice of progress. The rails over
which ii runs are the steel bands that
bind nations into a great commercial
brotherhood.
The rapid development OF the world
along every desirable line since the 10
connective became factor In human
affairs is all the argument necessary
10 prove the railroad the greatest OF
all civilizing influences. A comparison
OF the past eighty years with the thou
sands OF centuries preceding furnishes
an eloquent proof OF the far reaching.
uplifting industrial. ethical and educa-
tional value OF the railroad.-Four
Track News,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-14

Trz. i'll III, no nOt wut tina meme.
Tn from the depth Nv sum divin despair
Riz in the hart snd gather 10 the II,
In lukiug on the hspi ortm fesldz
And thinking Nv II t2z that no nor.
Tu n or rot II D f; that Is the kwes1yun,
Whether liz noblr in the mind 70 SUR
The sings snd sroz Of outraius forchun.
Or TO take rmz ssenst s " rrubls,
And hi oposng nd thn-
Sun village Ha1dn. that with dorntIss
brest
The lit tirant Nv his feeliz withsrud.
Sum nut. inglorius Nlilt1 hesr ma rest,
Sum Cronwl siltlss nv his eountris
blud-
tt ne not in uiorn5 nunhrA
Life Is but Z NIT drsns -
For the sole Il ded that slunh-5,
And things D not wut tia Ssme-
-Brsndr Msthuz-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-14
The Morning and EveainE Girl.

Oh. say. can you see BY the dAwn's early
light
What 50 proudly you praised az the
twilight's last slsaming9
Wen. nor much you cant, for a girl IS
sight
In the morning that knocks your pipe
dreaming.
The BOheniSn.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-14

Blox Cat the clubl-Did Borem tell
you his last funny storyg
Knox-Wen, / hope So
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-03-14

The art Of living consists in not be-
inS S dead ons
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-26
THE WORD PARLoR GOES.
Living Room Takes the Place of Ok
Time Parlor.

Living Room Takes the Place of Ok
Time Parlor.
IF / had my way" remarked the
motherly looking woman. with convlc-
ton, 81 should eliminate the word par
lor' from the dictionary. Why, l know
ever SO many good women, well inten.
toned, hardworking and self sacrlfc-
ing, who run this parlor idea into the
ground and are so uncomfortable to
live with that their children and hus-
bands go out to spend the evenings to
get away from the stiffness and dis.
comfort Of their own homes.
II have a family in mind right now
who only heat their parlor on Sundays,
The furniture is too good for everyday
use. The daughter can't practice on
the piano because the glorious sunshine
would fade the carpet, even supposng
she wouldn't take her death Of cold.
Why, IL they have evening callers, they
have to take them into the dining room
until the parlors heated.
II have another friend with genius
for creating the true home spirit. Her
big front room is warm and comforta-
bic all the time. \ large table in the
center. around which the family sit is
provided with drop light, soft and
brilliant. Magazines in abundance are
ready to the hand, and n soft couch
with innumerable piIlows-not very or
namental, but, oh, so comfortabl '-oc.
cupIes coy corner. Everything is
gracious and homelike, and the faces
are all so happy and contented.
'aThe average household in moderate
circumstances is sufficiently limited for
room without reserving the largest and
ARREST apartment for company use.
"Nothlng too good for the family L
my motto finished the comfortable
looking woman.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-26
BARGAINS IN
REAL ESTATE

One 5-room house on lot Of one
acre near new fair grounds, on which
is several good apple trees that
bear a variety of splendid fruit, good
barn and other outbuildings on this
property. Price very reasonable.
Two lots with two houses ON eacl
In Grasselli Addition; lots fronting
on two streets; size of lots 5ox15t
It. Price of each $4,000. on easy
terms.
One seven room house and lot ia
the Industrial Addition; size OF 10,
s0x150. This propl rty is In good
repair and in splend location.
3 One small farm. near Grasselll
containing IS acres. has small farm
house and good well of water; Hlss
splendid young orchard Just begin.
ming to bear. Price right II selG
soon.
Also some excellent bargains ii
lots at Grasselli and Fair Ground,
Addition.
We also have five shares of stock
in the Clarksburg Cemetery Asso.
citation for sale at a bargain if sold
at ence.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-26


trembling with rage, bareheaded and
fiourishing deadly weapon, sweeping
down upon them.
Come back to the bank instantly.
you two!' he shouted.
"whyg" asked the lieutenant In a
quiet voice. =
Because say so. for one thing"
THAT reason Is unanswerabIe.r re
piled the lieutenant with slight laugh
which further exasperated his oppo.
nent. Il think you are exciting yot1r.
self unnecessarily May I beg Won to
put that pistol in your pocket? on the
cruiser we always cover up the guns
when ladies' honor us with their pres
ence. You wish me to return because
had no authority for taking the
money! Right; come along
The cashier regarded this as a bluF
and an attempt to give the woman op-
portunity to escape.
Ito be continued tomorrow
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-26
The Constant Wearing OF Hat Propo-
gates Dandrun Germs.

There are many men who wear their
hats practically all the time when awake,
and are blessed with a heavy shock Of
hair; yet IL the scalps OF these same men
once became infested with dandruff
germs, the parasites would multiply all
the quicker for lack OF air. Badness
would ensue as the final result. New.
bros Herplcide kills these germs and
stimulates unhealthy hair to abundant
growth. Herpiclde is a pleasant hair
dressing as well as a dnndrufr cure and
contains not an atom of injurious sub
stance. Sold by leading druggists. Send
10c. in stamps for sample TO The HerpI.
eide Co.. Detroit. Mich.
Two sIzes--5U cents ana S1.oo.
Wells & Haymaker. Special Agenu
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-26
cHApTER Il

y In the public room Of the Sixth
National bank at Bar Harbor,
in Maine, Lieutenant Alan
= nrnImmnnd II N s cnns4n.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-26

Angler-Hang ii! Is there dry SPOT
la this boat where can scratch a
match? Boatman (who has been dis
appointed rs regards refreshments
Try my throat, sir.-London Punch
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Richard J. Jacobs. 3. and Margaret V. Hurdle
q. Esy. g. W. Mccullough.
Albert Bridges. q and Lula McDaniels 3. Rev.
J. B. Mclaughlin.
Louis D. Basye. s. of Glenns. Va. and Maria
d. Bridges. IS. Of Minneapolis, Minn. Rev. Il. ".
Lovrie
John KeIE. white. a. and Dina Harris, colored
%. Rev. Sterling y. Brown.
Joseph F. Tierney .. and Laura V. PolleE. 50
both Of Baltimore Nd Rev. p. ]. O'Connell
Samuel Rudisill D and Ella king. Al. both oi
Baltimore, Nd Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin.
William T. Waite. 2. Of birmingham. Ala. and
Susan T. De Yelling. Is. Of GAINESVILLE. Ohio. Rev.
p ". Jeffries-
George H. Lindarood. IS, Of staunton, Va, and
Henrietta Ayers, ls OF C0vingtOn, Va. Rev. " f.
Locke.
COLORED.
Frank Wedge. q, and Hattie E. Saunders Is
Rev. j. B. Mclaughlin
Charles L. Lewis, 2. and Julia c. Poindexter, 2
ReT. A. J. Tyler.
George Washington. s. and Josephine Henson
S. Rev. ]. H. Lindsay.
William J. Butler. 2. and Elizabeth C. Proctor
IS Rev. NJ. p Egan.
Joseph T. Washington. %, and Sarah Banks. 9
Rev. J. c. Dent.
Rev. J. B. kelleher.
Rufus Nundy. 2. and Mildred Brown. q. Rev
A. II. Catlett.
Lee Han q, and LottIe simms. p Rev. Shelter
Miller.
George johnson, 80 and Marie Ashton. 20, Rev
". +. Gibbons
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
OREGON SOCIETY MEETS.
Hon. John Barrett and /. A. Manning
Make Speeches.

Make Speeches.
The Society Of the Oregon country held
an interesting meeting at ll2 c street
northwest, last night. Among the Ore
gonians present were Hon. John Barrett,
Director OF the Bureau Of American Re
publies. and Isaac A. Manning. recently
appointed United States consul at Carta-
gena. Colombia. Mr. Manning is on his
way from oregon to take up his new
work He has spent many years in South
America, and spoke interestingly Of the
climate of tropical America, and the man.
ners and customs OF the people. empha-
sizing the great need Of closer social and
commercial relations between the United
States and the sister republics Of Central
and South America.
Director Barrett spoke along the same
general lines. in passing he paid high
praise TO the Americsnism of the people
of the Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coast
States. He asserted that the principles
of our forefathers and the best American
ism of to-day that solves modern social.
industrial, and political problems upon
the true American plan, is to be found in
such States as oregon. Washington. and
California. There ne said, the spirit and
principles OF the American pioneers stif
exert a controlling influence, fact which
has attracted the interest of so close a
student of American institutions as James
Bryce, British Ambassador and author.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
; pairs for SI.Oo,
ND these remnants :

. pairs Mems suspenders. Of wide web and mar
r0w lisle web: white and colcFs also few pairs
Bull Dog make s0iled Reduced from SIC TO Sc
pair.
10 pairs Mems Fancy silk and satin-hnish sus-
pcnders, mostly highly colorcd. Reduced from
sl.00 and Sl.5G to Soc pair
II pieces Mems Extra Fine silk and Wool
Gauze Underwear. in light blue only; full regular
made splietG seats shirts. sizes 81, 20. and ~
drawers sizes 3d. 81, 40, AZ. and "a. Reduced from
s. CD 70 s. % garment
8 Mems An-wocl Jerseys, light weight. medium
nigh roll necks; suitable for tennis or golf car
dinal and light blue with striped sleeves; sizes 81
aud 3s Rgd1ced from soc % s.. 50 each.
I suits Mems Palamas. OF slmneT-wetght hanneis
suitable Tor mountain wear. small and large sizes
sciei. Reduced from 500 q s250 suit
81 Mems F0uTiu-hand ties In a variety q col
Crs-eu5s Of several lines. Reduced from Soc %
PC each
Is Mems Fine Fancy Silk -Four INLAND Ties
ends af lines. Reduced from 81 20 to Soc each.
s Men Stif-bosCm White Shirts. open back and
open back and front soiled; sizes iS iS1s, and Il.
RrlIc=d from s. 20 IN 65c each
. Mems stiff-bosom White Shirts also a few
Plated Boaorl Shirts. open back and open back
and trent; soiled sizes Il. i5 l5iz, l6is and IL.
Reduced from 81 30 u 90c each.
u Mems Cheyiot Nsgge shirts. with separate
clfs pnks only; sizes li l6 l6iz, aud H. Re
duc.d from 81 % 20 csc each.
Main fc1r-f 81.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
NEWS CUT SHORT
FOR BUSY READERS

The Columbia Conservatory of Music
viii give a pupils recital at Carroll In
stitute Hall. on Tuesday. May "A. at S
D. m A varied programme has been ar
ranged. including several numbers by the
pupils orchestra.
The board OF control Of Rock Creek
Park yesterday issued an order declaring
that Ross drive and the park road lead
ing from Military road northward along
Rock Greek 10 the intersection OF Fern
Creek, be closed 10 automobiles.
The trial Of Edwin s Holmes, jr., in
dicted for violation Of section $40 Revised
Statutes United States. IN connection with
the cotton leak" scandal In the Depart
ment Of Agriculture. was yesterday set
for June by Justice Stafford
Charles N. Pace was yesterday granted
an absolute divorce by Chief Justice Cla-
baugh from Albert r, Pace. She is given
permission TO resume her maiden name.
Charlotte G. Muhlhofer Attorney R. Z
Ford represented the complainant
A jury in Justice Barnard's court yes
terday adjudgeG the following persons TO
be of unsound mind; Lille Bell. Evaline
Fisher. Margaret A. Barren. Ida v.
Heaton, Francois B. Moran, and Clemen-
tine n Bartlett Thomas Lynch, jr., and
Emily Murdock were adiudged 10 be OF
sound mind.
Upon recommendation of Or. ". G.
Woodward, health officer. the Commis-
sioners yesterday appointed Dr. Truman
Able, formerly a substitute. physician to
the poor. with compensation at the rate
Of 81 per diem. The promotion is made to
fiji the vacancy created by the resigna-
ton Of Dr. johnson Eliot
Papers for the Incorporation of The
Charles J. Cassidy Company" were
placed on record yesterday. The object
Of the firm Is stated 10 be a general con-
tracing business. the capital stock TO be
$4,000 and the following are named trus-
tees: Charles j. Cassidy. II. b. Clinton
Smith, and Peter J. Clarke.
S. J. Small, president of the CONNER
ciaI Telegraphers' Union. win speak on
Sunday afternoon. at o'clock. at
Typographical Temple The following
committee from here will go to Baltl-
more to escore President Small to Wash
ington: ". W. Beattle. national vice
president; W NJ, Patton, president of the
local union: Charles z. DAILY. w. II. Har-
rison, P. r. Anderson. and W. E. Brown.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
BANK CLERKS ELECT.
w. Nick. ssoven Made President of
the Association.

w. Mex. stOweu Made President Of
the Association.
At the meeting Of the Washington
Chapter. American institute Of Bank
Clerks. in GUIDE Hall last night, officers
for the ensuing year were elected as fol-
lows. President, W. Nick. stoweli: vice
president. Percival Z. Wilson: secretary
Edmunds Wolfe; treasurer. A. b. Clax-
ton; librarian, J. NJ. Riordan, and assist
ant secretary, c. Finther; board Of gov
ernors. c. II. Lee n. Y. Haynes. F. b,
Devereux. l. N. TiIiman, and A. H..
Bedford.
The officers Will be installed at the final
meeting OF the year. May .. to which
viii be invited the past presidents Of the
washington Chapter and the members Of
the District Banking Association. An ad-
dress. expressing appreciation of the work
OF the retiring officers was made by A
S Gatley and by unanimous vote check
for S25 was presented TO the retiring pres
ident. John Poole.
Announcement was made that $3.50 has
been donated by the District Banking AS
sociation 10 the course Of lectures on
political economy and practical banking,
which are given weekly before the chap
ter
j. Evans. jr, member OF the board
Of trustee. OF the national organization.
outlined the proceedings Of that body at
its meeting in Hot Springs, Ark, Monday
last. at which it was decided TO change
the name Of the American Institute Of
Bank Clerks 20 that Of the American
Institute OF Banking.
As chairman Of the excursion commit
tee. J. NJ Riordan announced that the
annual excursion Of the Washington
Chapter TO Marshall Hail will be giWn
June 2. A programme Of special features.
including athletic events, Is In course Of
preparation. The chapter baseball team
will play the Brookland al Brookland.
Saturday next at 5 ?. n.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Travelling Goods Dept.

Wardrobe Iunk, made of seasoned basswood
and covered with best waterproof canvas maiiea bic
iron CLAMPS; all parts TiTeted; cloth lined small
compartments: hangers for ten suits suitable for
man woman, Reduced from $500 TO $500
] 35inch Dress Trunk made Of seasoned bass
Wood four strap hinges: best lock bolts on either
end al pars riveted. cloth lined; two tTays and
hat boa. Reduced from Sl40) TO s195
1 3+lnch Steamer Trunk made Of Eastwood: good
lock; strap hinges bound with sheet iron and
shoet-irou bottom; cloth lined; one tray. Reduced
from s. 50 70 500
! Birch CCWhide Leather Bag. made on steel
frame; tiro catches best brass lock: extra strong
handle; leather lined two inside pockets Reduced
from $3.50 20 81 95
Easement Equitable bldg.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
COIOred Dress Goods.

yls. H-inch Russet Brown Yoile Reduced from
$50 TO $50 for piece
zis yds- a3-ineh Allsilk Tan Wolfe. Reduced from
see % s250 for piece.
% vds. s5-inch Brown Drap q Etc Reduced from
S.75 % $40 for piece.
yds isnch China Blue Serge Redyced from
s. % to 81 % fer piece
yds finch Blus Shadow Check Yoile. Re
duced from $ % 20 $50 far piece
yds. t5lnch Tan Check Chiffon. Reduced from
500 70 S0 for piece
~ gds. A0-inch Bruwn Lansiowna Reduced
from S. IS 20 Sk00 for piece.
yis. i5-inch BlHe and White Hair Line Striue1
Vole Reduced from 500 20 Sl03 for piece
Yds. Dinch Russian Biue Chevi0t Reduced
from 500 10 SI50 for piece
yds. 5}-iueh Dark Green Panama Reduced
from $50 10 500 for piece.
Second fG0r-f5 81
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
GET CLOUD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Army Aeronauts Report on Their
Recent Flight.


Several photographs Of the clouds. taken
from a height several hundred feet above
the earth, by sunlight and moonlight as
well, are attached 10 the report Of Capt.
.C. De F. Chandler. Of the Signal Corps
of the United States army. who made an
ascension in the balloon America from
St. Louis, April 80. The report was re-
ceived at the Signal Corps Of the War
Department yesterday
Late on the night Of the 18th, according
10 the report, Capt Chandler and his
companion, L. c. Mccoy, retired for the
night with the immense gas bag float
ing leisuTely in the air During the night
they were awakened by a sudden jerk. as
if by the great hand Of a giant. Both
were out Of their temporary hunks in a
second. The jerk was caused by the drag
rope catching on the top of a high hill.
They released themselves and continued
on their way
The next day the balloonists landed in
Pope County, Illinois The two left St.
Louis about noon and were up a trife
more than twenty-four hours. The bal
loon carried l,742 pounds, 200 of which
was sand ballast.
The details of the trip are covered at
length. Capt Chambers report amount
ing to more than 5000 words.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Boys Clothing Dept.

NU1ths' An-wooi Fancy Gray Suits light
weight, single and double breasted cats sizes Is
To l9 Reduced from $3.50 10 s. 95 each.
Bow All-Wo0l Bue Serge Suits double
breasted coats sizes s. g. 20, II, and T. Reduced
from 500. s. 50. and $50 70 500 each
y BOYS Suits in Russian blouse and sailor blouse
and dO1blGbTeasted STYLES: assorted sizes. Reduced
from g 90, s600 and s. 59 20 8 % each
is BOYS Light-wcigbt Double breasted Suits with
biolmer pants; sizes % IS. Reduced from $50 20
a y each
s BOYS Lightweight Fancy Gray Top Goats; sizes
l2 % Is, Reduced from $50 and S 50 20 Sl5
each
II Bows Lightweight Refers. in navy blue and
fancy gay effects sizes ~ 20 j.. Reduced from
s. 60 500 and $50 20 HT5 each.
Q BOYS Washable Norfolk jacket Suits, Of white
duck and dark gray crash; sizes TO Is. Reduced
iT0m 500 10 $50 each.
Third iOCr-TenIh 81
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Bows Furnishing DEBT.

s BOYS White and Colored Madras Negliae
Shirts; sizes u and lZiz Reduced from 75c ana
81 90 70 50c each.
70 Bows Russian Biouses with Eton collars: pink
blue and tan. sizes E. 8 g. and T. Reduced from
90 % and Sl5e To SC each
BOYS Colored Madras Blouses; sizes TO l5
9rduced from Soc to 25c each.
70 BOYS White shirt Waists. without collars.
sizes J. 2, and 8. Reduced from Sl.0) 10 sec each.
b Boys Gct Caps, IN assorted coOIs; all sizes
Brduced from SC 10 25c each
= BOYS SIX Ties. all STYLES and eolors. Re
tuced from sc n l2isc each
Third h0gT-Teufb 81
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Mems Clothing Dept.

Mems AI-Wo0l suits. In fancy gTays; sizes - 70
a. Reduced from $500 aud $3.50 % $50 each.
p Mems Atwood suits, of blue serge and fancy
nay MIXTURE ali sizes Reduced from $500 20
20 each.
Mems Lightweight Spring Overcoatsi sizes g.
s.. S G. and H. Reduced from $50 and
$500 20 Sl009 each
Is pairs Mems Fine Worstsd Trousers: all sizes
Rcduced from $50 and 80 Be- SIS pair.
uairs Mems Separate Trousers; scattering sizes
Reduced from $50 90 g 50 pair
l2 Mems Fancy Vests sizes s. 70 50. Reduced
from so and 20o to Sla5 each.
htaIn n.aT-Iantl
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Friday Bargain in
Net COrSetS.

10 dozen pairs CoTsets. made OF good
quality net, with straight front and dip
nip. sizes IS 10 so
Special value, soc pair.
And these remnants:
pairs Lis Of France CCTsefs straight front dip
hip. bcued with real whalebone, elastics attached
sizes q 3, o. and 3D. Reduced from 80 o aeo
Tair
5 pairs French CCrsets. fancy hroche straight
'front.' boned with real Whaleb1ua. eiastCs attached
sizes ls- 49, %, and "a Reduced from $50 20
500 pair.
5 pairs Psrame Cgrsets. fancy batiste straight
front boned with real whslehone, sastics attached
sizes ls 10, % p, and 2. Reduced from $50 70
S5@ pair
pairs Ivy Corsats. straight front boned with
real Whaleb1ne, elastics attached; sizes 49, %. "a
p and 81. Reduced from $50 TO 500 pair.
pairs j. r. C0Tsets, batlste, straight front. DIP
hip elastics attached; sizes p and . Reduced
from $50 20 slo0 pair
Third f0Or-Fleyeuth 81.