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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-11

Ser prototnuircnbc llnb Sinan5-
Sefretdr i. Surlheiot, Bcorin, 81,
trug Johann icinen Sabresberiht Dor
Der elm crfrclllifes 6ortidreiten oeS
Gentralpcreius oufipeiIt. Ger Terein
5GbIt iebt ioit 100000 MtitgIieoer, elm
9ldlt5enoes 3eu9niB oafiir, boB Die in
Den lebten Sdbren 0urd)gcfiibrte I'M.
geitoltung oes Gercins Elm Shritt altf
Der rehten 9abn gepeien. Sn oen
lebten brci Sabren bat iid Die Otits
glieoer5abl perooppelt, benn Dor Orei
Sabren IN ct. 2ouis 5abIte ser Gen.
trolperein MIR 50,257 Witglieoer. Die
geridte oeS SefretGrs @urideiot, 10
ipic 6es S6abnleiiterS 8ilb. Bauer
bon Chicago, iuuroen entge9en &c.
nolnrlen uno nod einem fltr5en 09,
rlht Der Tertreter Der StaotSperbdn.
be BON Winneiota uno S,oiono Ole
@erianlnlluna I'M 5 ltbr geidloiien.
Gm M6en0 foto Damn Sic 5peite aroBe
Notwithstanding im oNut-
pooo-Eort Itatt, in Ser |&edtsonpoit
Sdneioerbobn bon ct. 2olliS iiber
ben oellti6et fotboliiden Siingling
un0 Sol. Wtatt, Heoafteur oes ,@an.
0erers" BON ct. Saul, Wtinn., iiber
Die d)riitlide 6rou in Ser 3on1ilic
ipradelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-11
IN Merifo scrihtct.

WGroer beS Gr-Yr1iioentcn 9arilos
pom Guatemala erIeioen oen
600.
Staot Ierito, 10. Sept. =
Slorencio Morales mo Bernardo
Mtoru, Die am 6. SUM Der Grmor=
pung Oes irilberen Erdiiocnten 9oril-
las bon Guatemala = an Z. Npril
-iiberfiibrt nno sltm Sooe perltr-
tbeilt morOeu marelt, pliroen I'M Be-
lim. 8eidngniB bi1gerihtet. Siermit
lit cine internationale @piiobe ab9c=
i6loiIerL Die cine 3eitlang gum arieg
5miifen Guatemala uno Merifo SIT
iiibren brobte.
Tic Grmoroung @crleral 9orillaS'
iano allf ser Sobe elmer politild,en
ariiiS itott. 8eriiftc, bas @erbre6en
iei bon Guatemala peranlaBt moroell,
murben offenbor oltrd) bas @eitGnbs
nib BON Morales ~beltGtigt, Oas oen
General Sole Maria Gina bon @llo-
tenlala belnltete. Werifo foroerte Die
auslieferung oes Generals, bod muir
De biele abgelebnt. anOere Heibunes-
punfte, oarunter Die Serurtbeilung
zines Megifauers fir 5beilnabmc ai
eillem gttentat allf Den 8rdiioenten
Cabrera bon Guatemala iiibrtcn 81,
Ser Ibberuflmg ser merifanilfen &C.
ianotidait Don Guatemala, ser Con.
5entrirlng bon Sruppen an ser
8ren5e luio Der grmartung zines TO-
Iortigea arieges, Ser ober nod abge.
menoet mllr0e.
9ariQos mar in eirter belebten
StraBe ser Staot Merifo in einenl
StraBenbabmuaggon bilrh 5wei
Stihe getootet moroen. 9eioe Worber
legten nadber 8eitGnoniiie ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-11
San wiro nid)t binaerid)tet.

Nem Dorf,it0. Sept. = yIas
5poesurtbeil sesen Troieiior SAT-
miro in 0~cutidlano nidt pollitredt
weroen. Ger @roBber5og bon 9aoen.
melfer iiber so Sabre alt lit, miinidt,
tei ieilen 2eb5eitelt fcines Menibeu
Saupt inter Dem Saabeil faaen SIT
ieben."
Sn 10 5lpcriidtliber @eiie ipra6
iih 8ifter Sbeooor 9rentuno aus.
luelder Dem Yroseiie segen Snu in
8arlsrube beigepobnt bate uno 10.
eben oil 9oro ser .9fieum 4mIter-
Dam" bierber 3uriidfebrte. SntereI-
iant NOR fiir i'm oils aeniler oes
bieiigen Hehtes llnb Ero5eiies Die 9e.
obaftungen, Die er iiber oas beutife
8eridtsperfabren MAIDEN fonnte. Nad)
ieiner anIiht bat ein angeflaster bier
mebr ausiidt, ieine l1nif1ulo 5i be,
meiien, falls er iuirfiih uniduloig lit,
ais in IeutihlanO. Miif) meintc er,
bic Hifter ieien briiben niht 10 ,ins
parteiiifl ipiclten pielmebr bGufig oie
Hoae bes Ir1fldaers nnb ieien iiber.
ries meiIterns duBerit itreng. Gin
Wann," 10 idlob er ieine 9etradtui.
gen rpelder BORT in einem Moropro.
5eiie INN iein 2eben fdmpft, bat faint
cine Sofinung, freigeiprodben 81 wer-
oen."
- In GQissEnuntn. 6nnins trnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-11
Die 8rano Mrmg.

Gltorller Inorallg sur Felinloll III
Saratoga. - Seute groBe ga.
raoe. - @ei6dftsiibungen begin.
llerl morgen.
Saratoga, I.-O., 10. Sept. =
81 Ser bier Itattfinbenben Al. He-
union Der 8eteranen ser ,8roBeu 9r.
NEE Der Hepublif" itromt cine 10
groBe Wcni6enmaiie 5uidmnler, ipie
lie in Saratogu nod niemolS 5u ieben
mar. @eitern 9lbeno betrlig oie 3abl
9e9cn 10000, iuorltnter $4,000 9es
ternnen. Ger Gbei.Gommanoellr ser
IS. u. g." Sromn, erlhien in off.
5ieaer Gigenldait 5um eriten Wol &c.
ltern Nadmaittag bel einenl linn 81
Gbren bon ben bieiigcn Sournaliltell
gegebencn Tiner. 8ouperneur SugbeS
fam bellte Nu6mittug bier an ulo be.
miQfommte Die oltcn 9riegcr Honnens
oes StaoteS III Convention SaQ" III
elmer HcOc. PIN Der am Wittmod,
Nadmittug itattfinbenOcn Earaoe
merben iid porallsiidtIid 10000 Sc.
tcranen betbeiligen. Die @eitGits.
iibu1gen oeS groben ariegerperbon-
oes beginner am 0onneritag 8ornlit.
tag; Die Senmtenmabl finoet am Sreis
tag Itott.
@ie Die idon eingetrofieucn Setero-
men iidJ er5ablen, ioll bel oieiem SSeio=
lager auh elm Serild gemabt mer.
Den, ben YrGiioenten Hooiepelt fir
eillen oritten Imtstermin 81 inoolii.
rem. Commandment gromn erfl1rte je.
opd) oieies @eriift fir polfonmen
Gnbdltslos. Sic 8roBe Nrmee Der
Mepublif," Iogte CT, lit feline politis
Idle Organization, 1tno ein FOLDER
Sdritt miiroe poaitGnbig oliberbolb
ibres 9ereihes liegcn."
Sir oaS Imt oes S6erbefeblsbo.
bers iinb flint G~onoiboten i'm 5eloe
unb nqe riibren lebbaft bic @erbe.
trommel. G%arunter $. e. Goilep aus
Sopefa, aanios, General Sobn E.
@iIoer aus anorpide, Cent, uno
Charles q. Burton aus 9tepaba, no.
Die @abl miro am Sreitag Yprmits
tag u~oa5ogcn. Stint 9eperberinnen
iino aud) fir bas 9lmt Ser gr1iioentin
oes 6ralten.Siilfscorps poebauoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-11
Bonn Ylibc crIdllaacn.

Sot Sprin9s, Mrf., 10. Sept.
= aui Der 6abrt 81 ieiner Sod5eit
ipuroe gomaro Barnes in einem Wa-
gen ourd einen glitiflng getootet,
ipelher aud Die Tieroe toot nieoer-
itredte. Der autider erlanete crit
had ldngerer 3eit oas 9cipnBtiein
mie0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-11
8ricg's |ccrbigung.

@crgcn, Norlucgcn. 10. Sept. =
Inter GROCER 9ctbciIigung bat bier
Die Seiietune oes am 4. September
geitorbenen 9roBen Gomppniiten
Goilaro Saaerup @rieg it%attgeiunoen
&onig SnafoL 8oiier @ilbeIm, Die
norlueaiihe Hegierune nro oas Tar-
lamert ifidten @ertreter 81 Der Seier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-16
EQUIPMENT WILL
 COST $1, 100000
Pine Bluff Interurban Railroad About to Let Contract to Furnish the
 ROad-TWO Miles Graded.

Ii was announced yesterday at the offices of the Little Rock-Pine Bluff Interurban Company that the cOmpa ny was arranging to purchase $1,o00,- 900 worth of equipment to be used when the road is put in operation. It was also stated that construction work is progressing rapidly at vari- ous points along the route and that one stretch of two miles has been graded.
 The 4G-mile stretch between Little Rock and the Arkansas river has been let to two contracting firms. The re maining distance, six miles. between the river and this city, will be under taken by the company's engineers, who will use their own grading out
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-16

ton for d new trial for their client, notwithstanding the fact that Richey Waa taken to the State prison at Lit tie Rock Saturday with a batch of prisoners from tshi county. Thc mo- ton has not been acted upon.
 Richey slandered his own eialer-in- law, young woman named Bertha Kelly, and was given d scathing lee ture by Judge Grace when the sen tence was imposed. The attorneys ask for a new trial on several grounds, most of them being the usual legal technieaIties. Richey $ wife and six small children arc Jeff almost penniless hy his imprison- ment and without q protector. They were in the city this morning con sulting with Richey's attorneys.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-16
MANY BURGLARIES
 BEING REPORTED
Gang Of Thieves Operating in Pine Bluff Just NOW-StOle Money. Watch, Razor. Gasoline
 Boat. Etc.

A gang of thieves, midnight ma- rauders, are operating rather success fully in this city just now and the police seem to be unable to cope with the situation Constable Stewart and his deputies are making every effort to round up the burglars, but they are succeeding in only a few in stances. -,-..-..z
 Sunday night petty thefts were committed and reported to the police this morning. Burglars entered Heising's butcher shop on East Sec ond avenue and carried away about $50 in money and few articles oi value. They effected an entrance al a rear window.
 Burglars broke into Doctor Miller's drug store on East Third avenue dur ing last night and carried away 8 gum machine and few trinkets.
 The home of W. H. Zachery, ne. gro, living at No. 1906 West Nintl street, was burglarized while he anG his family were at church Sunday evening" The thieves carried away $30 in money and watch and razol belonging to roomer.
 Assistant City Engineer Hale re- ports the loss of his gasoline boat valued at $20O The boat was stolel Sunday night from the boat landin2 on East Barraque street. It was SC curely chained to the bank by the owner. A part of the machinery was taken from the boat recently by ths owner and is being repaired at hi: office in the City Hall.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-16
The BANK OF PINE BLUFF
WILL ENTERTAIN
 VISITING DELEGATES

At q meeting of the Culture Club
 at the Temple yesterday, presided over by Miss Francis Waterman, the president, preparations were made for the entertainment of the visiting delegates 10 the Jewish Sunday school convention which is to be held in this city the. latter part of this month. The delegates are to be royalty en- tertained here, the convention clos ing with grand ball
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-16
EXCITEMENT AT ~, UNION STATION " o"'o"
 After Arresting Four Alleg- ed Cattle Thieves Officers and Policemen Let Fleet
 { 5s= Negro Make is Escape
FUNNY SCENES THERE
Deputies Fell All Over Themselves in Effort to Capture Negro Who Slip pied Out of His OycrcOat and Flew Away.

Jane Oliver a we'll known negress, Bluff on the McFadden ferry road and three other negroes, Walter Oli- yer, Sonny Oliver and J. A. Thom- as, were arrested last night by Depu- ty Constable Ed Francis on grand larceny charge, it being alleged that they have made way with cattle be- made bond this morning, General R. M. Knox signing them, and were all released
 After their arrest the officers learned that Bud Rags, another ne- gro, was wanted on the same charge and they went to Union Station at II o'clock last night to arrest him. The nortbbound train was several Hours late, but Rags, who had been 70 Fairfield, came in on it. There were several deputies there and seY- eral policemen, all on the lookout for rhe fleet footed negro. When Rags 2ighted from the steps of the colored Coach, one Of the officers grabbed him. He gave one jerk, left his over coat in the hand of his would be cap <or, and darted through the crowd like a rabbit The officers scrambled in every direction in an effort to get hold of the fleeing negro. Deputy Dunk Stewart knocked three people aside in his haste, stumbled and feli flat upon the pavement. Deputy Ed Francis, Constable Frank Stewart and others scampered through the crowd like wild men in their deter mined efforts to overtake the young ster. But the negro was quick as lightning and was away, disappear ing in the darkness in an instant. When the officers had recovered their equilibrium the much wanted man was nowhere to be found. Constable Stewart and his deputies hunted ali night long to get line on the negro but did not succeed His home was shadowed until early this morning, but Rags is believed to have left the city as suddenly as he came in.
 The authorities say they have sui ficient evidence to convict the other four negroes of the charge of cattle stealing. They found large portions of beef in their smokehouse, parts Of cattle that had been cut up, and i'll a local hide house located the hides oI the animals taken.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-16
OLD POCKETBOOK GAG
 WORKED ON HIM
Matt Sims, an Aged Negro. Says He Was Relieved of $35 by J. A. AL stOn and James M. McFarlin.
 N, Negroes, Now Under ArrpSt

J. A. Aston and James McFarlin, negroes, were transferred to Justice
 IL. E. Cheeks court this morning from the city police court to answer a charge of grand larceny. They were transferred by Police Judge J R. Stewart. The negroes are accus ed of having worked" found pocketbook' game on Matt Sims, an aged negro, Saturday night, relieving him of $35 in money. The old negro fell to their game readily and after reporting his loss to Patrolmen Min or and Toney, pointed out the two negroes at Union Station, where they had gone to take train. The men are in jail and will be given pre- liminary hearing before Justice Cheek this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-16

of it's predecessors. as it has been compiled by force of experienced directory men and nothing has been spared to make it model of com pleteness and accuracy.
 For example: At the time the can vassers made their rounds of the city they made records of every vacant house on the territory covered by them Then after they had canvass ed the entire town and compiled the names they had secured they return ed to these vacant houses for the pur- pose of discovering if they had been occupied by someone ill the meantime. Usually they found that they had. In some instances it was found that the names of the occupants of these houses had been given in from some other address on the previous can vass. In the latter case the can- yassers were sent to the address from which the name had first been se- cured 10 see if some one else had moved in there.
 Although the matter is now ready for the printers, it is not too late to notify the publishers of changes of address which have been made since the canvassers made their rounds. Notice should be sent to the office of Folks Southern Directory Go. at 300 West Barraque street. Every individual is interested and repre- sented in the city directory and so it is important that all should give this matter their immediate attention.
 All advertising matter and orders should be entered now to insure pro- per insertion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-16
SCHOOL TO CLOSE
 FOR HOLIDAYS

Announcement was made today by Superintendent Junius Jordan of the Pine Bluff public schools, that the schools will be closed for the holidays on Friday, December 20, and remain closed until Thursday, January 2. The Xmas and New Year holidays will be given over to the pupils of all the public schools to enjoy them as they
 see fit. Suitable and appropriate programmes of exercises are being ar ranged at all the schools for Friday afternoon and they will be publish nd in the Graphic this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-16
HIGGINS JONES
 ON TRIAL TODAY

Higgins Jones, negro who was indicted by the recent grand jury on robbery charge, is being tried in the Jefferson circuit court today. He is being defended by Hunt and Toney and Judge w. D. Jones is looking
 after the prosecution. Jones was formerly employed at Brewster's brickyard. He is charged with hav- ing held up and robbed Lem Fields, a negro, of $21 in an alley back of a Chinese restaurant on East Third ave- nue. The alleged crime was com lmitted last September.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-16
EO FRANCIS
 MAY bE CHIEF Rumor That He Will Sue ceed A. J. Stewart at Head of Pine Bluff Police Department
COMMITTEE TO MEET
This Afternoon and Consider Parneil ChargcS-FOrce Said to Be in a Bad Way-Stewart May Resign and May Be DepOscd.

l[ Oscar Parnel, the patrolman who
 was suspended by Mayor w. l.. Toney
 Saturday after he had made charges
 against Chief of Police Stewart and
 made the assertion that he had seen
 several men come from local saloon
 on the Sabbath day with bottles of
 whisky and did not arrest the saloon
 men, will be given a hearing before
 the Police Committee of the City 'Council this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Alderman Gabe~ Meyer, chairman of of that body The other members of the committee are Aldermen A. C.. Jordan and J. A. Clement.
 It is expected that an open meeting of the committee will be held and that there will mot be reptition of all the secrecy which characterized the session of the Police Committee last Friday, the result being an al- most completed demoralization of the lpolice force.
 1 There is persistent rum0r in cir culation to the effect that Chief of Police Stewart will resign at the meeting of the City Council tonight Chief Stewart denied the rumor this morning 10 Graphic representative he having reconsidered his resigna- ton of last Saturday, remaining at the head of the police department
 There is another rumor in circulation to the effect that Chief Stewart will
 be removed from office and the de- |partment completely reorganized. II | is stated that the members of the Police Committee favor Ed Francis, at 1 present a deputy constable, for the chiefs job, and it is thought that he will be named in the event change is made. F. C. Stanley, former night chief of police, is also probable sue
 cessor to Stewart if the Committee
 reorganizes the department.
 At all events the Police Department
 is at present in a most uncertain state. The members of the Depart
 ment themselves say there is much dissatisfaction in it's ranks and that the patrolmen do not know whether they are going to be retained or not Some of them are reported to have applied for other positions in case they are let out of the service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-16

In the general prosperity of our country by having steady work and better wages than ever before what are you doing with your share?
 Prudent workmen are making hay while the sun shines es"-they're build ing bank account at our Savings Department while times are prosper ous-getting 3 per cent interest on their money.
 Why not join them?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-16

Milton Blum, a former Pine Bluf boy now living in St. Louis, is in the city visiting relatives for few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-16
OUR NEW CITY
 DIRECTORY WORK
Ready for the Printer Now--Nill Be the Most Accurate and Complete < Edition of It's Kind Ever ls- \ sued in This City.

The new city directory for Pine Bluff will make it's appearance With in a few weeks. All the work of se- curing names has been completeo' as has also the compilation, and most of the copy is now ready for the printers. For more than a week past the canvassers have been looKlng up corrections, changes, etc. The new book promises to be superior to most
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-16
There Is Quite a Difference

Between an Gyercoat that is cut in the latest style, and the kind that is offer cd for sale here now at clothiers, and manufactured years ago.
 See Eisenkramer the Tailor and get some pointers in regard to a stylish overcoat or suit. Over Citi- zens Bank, Second avenue corner Pine Street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-16
ASK FOR NEW TRIAL
 FOR F. c. RICHEY
Man Taken to Penitentiary Saturday Being Assisted by Local AttOr. neys-Leaves Family Cn-
 protected.

Attorneys Nixon and Shaw, counsel for E. c. Richey, the white farmer from Dexter who was convicted of a charge of islander in the Jefferson cir cult court last week and sentenced by Judge Grace to the penitentiary for three years, this morning filed a mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-16

Doctor G. M. Duckworth and bride arrived here yesterday from their honeymoon trip and will make their home at No. 311 West Fifth avenue. They are receiving the happy con >gratulations of their many friends
 Mrs. Duckworth was until recently Miss Brock. Sale of Covington Tenn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-16

The fire depa artments had an eX- citing run today noon to J. NJ. Simp- sons residence, No. 619 West Barra- que street. Some boards on the rear of the house caught fire from trash pile, but the flames were eXtinguish- ed without any damage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-16
REV. P|PK|N
 AFTER THOMAS Former Pine Bluff Pastor Threw Bomb Into Meet ing of White River Con ference.
THOMAS IS ENDORSED
New Charges of Immortality Against Now Noted Preacher Are Dis closed in Letter From Presiding Eldcr-NO Action Yet.

Consternation was created in the White River Methodist conference Saturday at Corning. Ark. after the reading of the report of education and the address of Dr. $. Anderson, when Rev. E. M. Pipkin, formerly of Pine Bluff, arose and stated that he would like to know if the $l30,000 re- ported by the Rev Jas. Thomas, edu- cational commissioner, had been paid, or in just what condition it was. Rev Thomas has been the center of interest in Methodist circles for the last several years, having suc- cessfully defended charges of con- cealed identity and immortality. It is known by all that Rev E. II. Pipkin has all along been antagonis- tic to Rev. Thomas. He made a mo- tion and strong speech asking the conference not to indorse the appoint ment of Rev. Jas. Thomas as educa- l tjonal commissioner after he had been charged with immortality. While Rev. Pipkin was on the floor he spoke plainly. Following the speech of Rev ] Pipkin, Dr. J. H. Dye made a speech I turging the conference to endorse the appointment Following the speech of Dr. Dye, Rev. w. C. Davidson made strong speech urging the adoption of the report and stated that he 1 thought it was a great calamity that this question had been injected into his conference.
 During the speaking much feeling was injected into the matter by the to him.
 Latest Thomas Charges. While the discussion was going on a letter arrived from the Rev. E. B. Thomas, presiding elder of Rev James Thomas district, which was as follows:
 "Texarkana, Ark, Dec. II. Rev. Stonewal Anderson, Corning
 Ark:
 Dear Bro. Anderson: Yes, sir, l have sort of bill of charges against Bro Thomas, which comes to me by inheritance from Bro. Owens The wording is as follows: We charge one James Thomas with immortality as local preacher in the M. E. church, South, Texas district. We hereby demand an investigation, and refer you to witnesses, etc. The num- Der of witnesses is too lengthy tt give. Bishops Hoss, Key, Fitzgerald Atkins and various and sundry others are among them. It is signed by J s. Hawkins, M o. Barnett and Dr. w J. Pinson.
 Since conference, l have received a letter from Dr. Pinson insisting tha I defer any action in the church court until after their civil suit, now pending against Hester and others is tried. l have not determined as ye what course to pursue and will mov' continuously, and when I move at all ops.
 "B B. THOMAS"
 The vote being taken, the report Q , the committee indorsing Rev. Jame Thomas as commissioner of educatio, was adopted by the conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-05
Concerning the Low=priced Garments

With the prices of muslin cambria ces and embrodee greater
than before the problem offering owpced honest
1t be solved only when the maker the retailer
are willing sacrifice OF their legitimate profits This has been
done hewnes the materials the the the shape and
the needewor the here the est you'll find
only that they look honest but that they will their honesty
aft coming laundry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-05
The Palais Royal May "Opening'I

With Dame Fashion forcing Mlady appear slim
rotund form, the is
question is: What should expert
reply satisfactorily and then question: Where
will find the exp One of the leading Partisan experts
most reliable authority to domestic
Royal and their advice and gratutouy
visitors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-05
List of "Opening" Souvenirs.
More Expensive ait 1000 Discount.

The and Handsewed Lingerie here represents
the finest collections the United States. Skirts here
SIS each Gowns EACH Chemses $40 EACH Drawers
$780, and Corset Covers Prices here little ST.
surprisingly little for handembroidered and handmade
French lingerie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-05
Practical and Generous Souvenirs

The OF thousands and separate
all been marked and each the least possible profitable
enables When therefore,
made less tomorrows Opening justified in
ing them practical and generous Souvenirs