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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14
Gas the SUN Went Dovn. at tie

"As the SUN Went Down at the
Krug. rs r
The border line out where. sacisty rubs
against the rough face OF nature IS like
to have a rough fringe Ii was IN the
treatment Of such material hat George D
Baker wrote hts story Of life In a western
Mining camp as told IN AS the Sun Went
Down" A highly interesting effect is
gained by the abrupt injection of the psr-
souatty Of a young and spiritual minister
an eastern tenderfoot and "~Iunzer" into
the rude social organization OF this primf-
tive and uucouth community. The process
In which Rev. Albert Arhertou from Boston
played by Arthur Chatterdon. subdues the
LeamP and wins IN g way most unhsard Of
thsre-wtthout a gun-brings up a striking
series Of pictures and character studies.
The plot. which Involves a villain who.
though unrspentins, fails to take a vide
0Fsn chance to escape justice, is in many
parts improbable, but the question OF verify
Is easily passed by for the. sake OF an In
rerestins development.
Colonel Btly," a woman OF uncIean
record and a beautiful, daring and good
heart, il most happily presented BY EsthA
Williams. the California girl long known
to thsatersoers In western roles. Colonel
Silly" 10 Enthusiastically supreme in her
part OF the play. Mss williams was last
N Omaha IN "TeaneHzea's Partner" four
years past Almost equally strong is ". A.
" hitecar as E Edward Arbu-hnot, the
Frisco condolences man. 4 principal in VII
lainy. Flora Byam as Sal sue, a HtIIe imp
of the wtIds, rescued iron the Indians In
childhood. carried all OF the huzuor and
much OF the dsvIItry in her part nicely.
There Is perhaps too strong 4 Lots OF
pathOs in the story, but the production as
a whole Is above many OF the plays Of its
type The plaF Il particularly interesting
in thai 1t was written by a Nebraska man,
GsOTss D Baker, whose home was formerly
at Beatrice, Neb. Q. E. Baker, the play
wright's father, cAme % Omaha sunday to
see the production for the firsI time. Mr..
Baker, ths author. also has a part IN the
production Of Beverly OF GralsLark" and
In the Bishops CLrr.ase," both Of which
have been seen IN Omaha this season.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14
Vaudeville at the orpheum.

- 80
Harrison Armsrrongs enc act play. Cir
c-umsIaHtiaI Evidences, has a quality In
common with most Of the dramA from the
pen OF Charles Klein, the quality q time
Illness. AIr. Armstrong has hit upon a
thsns in which the public generally takes
IA deep interest and upon vaica a large
PARTON % Jhs public feels deeply. Con-
~demnation OF the conviction Of a man upon
cIrCumstantiaI evidence amounts nowadays
10 In Idol OF the tribe BUl passing me
question Of the right or wrong OF such con-
v~Ictions, it viii be apparent 10 everyone
that the theme Of the Armstrong skstch,
with the really guilty man holding out sor
aGquilJaE against the other eievsa furnishes
a telling situation. Nor is this opportunity
FOR some comedy overlooked There are.
Of course. twelve players In the sketch.
The best OF these are Frederick Weber
az -le guilty. juFyman, Royie Thayef as
the foreman, J. J. Williams and John X.
Newman.
In the person OF Win0ua Winter, the most
charming remiuine performer In q Ing
time on this sLags, Is here. Miss Winter.
who Is a young woman o. musical comedy
rsnoEn and a. beautiful OF face aud fig
urs as her pictures make her Out 70 be.
gives a varied offering. including some
sweet singing. some clever tmpsrsouaIiOnE
and a BIT Of vsntrfloquism. One Of her
songs b a lullaby. entitled 'Curiyhsad d
II 70 from her own pen and Is deserving OF
widespread recognition and popularity.
h man naming himself Marsafies opens
The bin. He calls himself q novelty gym
mast. ard such he IL. though some mlghi
term him a eontortionist. He bends his
body into tnDossfbls shapes. but he sx-
hibitz grace, skill and Agility and Wias
favor therefor.
Charles KsnnA apDsars - q street Soruss
fEktr q The Eina who sells mlrsSgI0gl
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14

powders or near diamonds which VIII Cu1
glass and so forth. His wo-k Is really a
study In this sort % Individual, but il VII
be most generally Appreciated as bsing
funny Charles MeurrElI is a comedy JUS
gler who has been here before. His skill
IS greater than ever and the comedy OF
The act IS in noWise less.
The Ahearn troupe ride bicycles ten feet
high and one foot low and every other sort
o. wheeled device. The act is the mos,
elaborate Of the kind in vaudeville. An
other number Of the week is given py
Miss Polly Moran. a hearty Irish COM
edisnne. who vas warmly appLauded,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14
Defi from Central city.

CENTRAL CITY. Neb. Dec. ~Ia-CspectaLl
in a fast and vel played game at the
academy OF Music Friday evening the local
high school basket bar team ~vanqutshed
the team OF the St. Pau Business college
BY the decisive score OF 81 20 % The local
team clearly Out-ciassed the ST. Paul team
as they have out-classed every team which
they have met this ye=r. having won all
Of their games By a decisive score. The
championship and are wtIffnE 10 meet All
| cnmara bar m nna
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14
BAsE Rail- MEN TO NEW YORK


CHICAGO Dee n-B y Johnson. presi-
dent OF the American league. Charles A
CO miskey. president Of the Chicago Amer
cans. and Joe CauELlou. former mauaEe
% the Washington Americana left here
Sunday to attend the base ball meetings OF
New York. Before his departure Johnson
said that he was uualterabLy opposed to
the election Of John "a Weird a. president
Of the National league and that he would
do everything he could 70 prevent it.
CautfIlou arrived today from Hickman.
Ky. and immediately left for New York
III said he would make a fight for vfndtca-
tion at the American league meeting Can
.tW0u declared that be Was not a traitor
to the league and that he would make a
fight for his rights. He further stated that
ne would insist upOn an Investigation OF
the charges OF signal tipping made against
the New YORK Americans BY the Washing
tor. team last summer. He announced he
rculd manage the Minneapolis American
Association team, OF which he Is part owner.
next season Charles FFeiicks. secretary
OF the Chicago Americans. and Jack Hen
bricks. the new manager OF the Denver
Western league team also left here today
for New York
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14

several Accidents, One Of which May
BE Fatal, at Ascot Track.

Los ANGELES Dec. D-In the six-hOur
automobile race at Ascot park today, which
was marFed by numerous accidents to cars
and serious INJURIES % two participants
the Stearus. driven BY S0ulss, won, the dis
lance made being 23 miles. a new coast
record
The Pullman. driven by George kuss-
man. was second. with Zf miles. and he
Buick third, with 20 miles. The Buick led
until the sixth hour. when II broke down.
In the ftftY-secoud mile the Apperson
Jack Rabbit. Harris Hanshue at me
wheel, turned over three times on a sharp
turn. Neither Hanshue nor his mechanical
was injured The Cadillac overturned at
the same spot a few minutes later. The
~mechantcian was dignity injured.
IN sunset was the next to go over.
Driver Leonard McLarry had his collar
bone broken. Mechauician Bodin suffered
q broken leg and was internally injured
His condition Is critical.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14
FRISCO AND KATY SEPARATE
No Community of IEtsres ts Possible,
say DirectOrs- Because They
Ave Compettng Lines.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. n-'There will be no
community OF interests between the
Frisco and the Missouri, Kansas s. Taxas
Railway systems"
This statement was made today by james
Campbell, recently elected 20 the dIree-
torate Of the Frisco system.
There could not be any community OF
interest between the two roads" said Mr..
Campbell, 'because at many points in
Kansas and Oklahoma they are competing
lines"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14

whose kissing Her Now" also won several
rounds Of applause.
The chorus Is somewhat dAringiy dressed
once or twice, but the lines OF the whoie
are completely free from anything which
could be offensive TO the most particular
and there are no indslicate Situations.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14
EItravagnn1a at The Gayety.

The Rose Hill English Folly compan
has followed the "Behman show at the
Gayety theater and the new offering met
yesterday with the same popular reception
which the other had. The box office yes
tsFday experienced the pleasant sensation
o. turning 'em away" by the score and
may do so again during the week.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14
PATRICK SHEEDY De-
DEAD
Former Wen ~n Sporting Man
Expires of Heart Failure AN
New YoEk.

NEW YORK, Dec. fitzpatrick F. Shsedy,
for many years one Of the best known
sporting men in the country, and more re-
Gently an art dealer, died at his home here
tonight Of heart disease. He had been con-
fined to his house for two years
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14
PUEBLO DEAL NEXT FRIDAY
Locals Have Untn Then tn Keep
Franchise from 81. Zoe.

PUEBLO Col. Dec. 1a-John Holland,
manager Of the Wichita team OF the
Western league team will be the owner of
the Pueblo franchise in that league unless
local people purchase the team before
next Friday. Holland arrived In Pueblo
Sunday and made al Orrer TO the local d.
~rsctors. leaving for Denver today.
Holland will transfer the Pueblo fran
-hiss 10 st. Joseph, wnere ample capital
u waiting TO back the team His Interest
In the Wichita club viii be sold to his
partner, Frank IsbeiI. The team has not
been a paying proposition here and as local
people do not seem anxious TO pay S,50d
Tor the franchise. Holland Is practically
sure OK securing control
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14
CORNELL DEMANDS NEW RULES
Continuance Of Foot Rail at Ithaca
Depends on such Action.

ITHACA n. Y. Dec. 13EThe Cornell uni
versity faculty Saturday adopted a resoIu-
tiOn advocating sUroug reform in the rules
governing foot baIl. The resolution SAYS:
With a view to securing greater safety
OF life and limb and higher standard OF
honor and fair play, it is the fnsisteur
opinion Of this faculty that the continuance
Of foot ball as a game for undergraduates
depends upon an effective revision and en-
forcement Of the rules regulating the
Rgme."
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. I3-Iu A Mara
tEou race TODAY Johnny Hayes easily de-
'feated Jimmy Fitzgerald. a Canadian run
ner, by three laps and Con COuueIy Of this
city BY more than a mile. Hayes time
was 2-2654a- but the course was more this
a mile short Of the full distance.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14

On Francisco's Alleys Yesterday Afternoon
the Rangers and West Sides shot three
games The West sides wou two. whns
the Rangers copped total pins The West
sides won he second game By two pins
hut lost the last By eighty-nine pins Score.
wr--ET Hrnr-a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14
oUsEM,s COLTS

A picked team from Omaha went to
GIenwood Saturday night and played a
return game with the Big Red Apple team
Of that place. The boys had a splendid
time, got a good many pins and each man
brought home a basket of nice red apples.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14
WITH THE

Yousem's Colts won two games from the
Signal Corps yesterday on Franeisco's al
leys. Clark rolled high single Of 232 and
a total OF 576. Score.
YOUSEMS COLTS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14


Georgs NJ. COhan's idea Of keeping things
moving. no matter what they are. is fully
carried out In The American idea" Il
hasn't a quiet minute from first TO last.
always somebody on the stage. either a
star. holding the spotlight alone, a group
Of singers and comedlans doing a little
bit to aid the progress Of the story the
piece Is supposed To tell, or q bevy OF
singing and dancing chorus girls and
men. whlrIing and weaving through the
maddest Of Conan dances. The Cohan
dance differs from any other sort, for II
- all motion and color, and Dash; T. IS
devoid q poetry. but Il goes we'll to iinE-
ling music, and the flash OF legs and the
swish Of skirts and the ulngiinE OF bright
hues makes up for the rest. And here
and there through IL all is the Cohan idea.
poking itself obtrusively into tew-the idea
that il Is always in order to spIash on a
little red, white and blue" just to show
that we are still patriots. And II all
moves SO fast hat the person who sits in
front doesn't have time to think about The
show. He is kept busy listening aud watch
ing
Trtzis Frfsanza- big. beautiful Trtxie,
whose laugh is genuine and whose ample
figure testifies to the ease Of her con-
a@A-4IE anu the EQuQ4neGa OF leF steep,
Il nothing else. is the center Of r all. She
is a fdn-maker Of the first water iests
about her amplitude, buriesquss love
scenes. dances in a way that would make
a wooden image smile, and sings just
enough 10 make her songs the hits Of the
evening. She had the birds" whistlfug
last night. and showed her appreciation
by trying to whistle with them. but hsr
'pucker' wouldn't stick. and she had &c
give II up Trixie Is one big. goOd-uatured
romp, brimming over with fun and eager
to make all as happy as she apparently
Is herself.
Arthur Llpson creates a "phouy" French
count in a most amusing a He has q
number Of scenes with Miss FFiganza thai
are extremely funny. and their song, "Pe.
Names" bringing forth the most riotou,
demonstration OF the evening. Mr.. Lfpsor
has apparently studied hard for his par
and is putting much pains on its prsssnta
ton Raymond Finlay. Mark Hart. Ton,
Hart and Hugh Mack contribute gooC
comedy characters, and William CONWAY
sings the lead for the opening chorus q
the third act with the best voice hear
during the evening.
1t would TAX too long to describe all tina
IS said and done during the progress o
the performance; It is fun Of ginger an.
color. and its high spots are numerous
The thing for those who are Interested /
to 90 TO the Boyd while the company is f
town and enjoy the piece. The aI1dienc
last night filled the house. and was no
at all backward In expressing its approva
Of the many pleasing points. sr1ia
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14
AT the Theaters

ssTAe Americas Idea at the Boyd.
The American Idea a musical cumedy
In three acts By George N. Cohan; with
TrtNie FrfEauza N the cast, under IL
rsction Of Conan q Harris. Ths Prin-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14

HAVANA Dec B-The American base
ball team today defeated the A~lmendares
by q score Of 4 to l.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14

with Hastings COLLEGE and ST. Paul
Auaat Ia4. the score being HasEuEE y,
st Paul g. Referee Dunlap.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14
81. PAM Apostles win.

ST. PAUL Nsb.. Dec. B-SpsctaL)-
The basket ball season opened here
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
HOPING.

Mack Rennis bought 1 5 hogs
oi ID. A. Kelley Tuesday at six
cents a pound.
Mrs. Louis Schang is on the
sick list this week.
Roy Cunningham Is still extend
ing his visit to his parents.
George Jenkins Is In Kansas
City this week:
There will be preaching at
Ridge Prairie next Sunday by
Rev. Rainy OF Fayette.
MIR. and Mrs. George Jenkins
con Ernest OF Pettis county were
the guests Sunday OF the latters
sister, Mrs. s, p. Dix and Mrs.
Phillips returned home with her
daughter.
Willis Brockman, Dan White
We're seen on the streets OF Kop-
ing Sunday.
The correspondent, Miss Essie
Kelley Is ON the sick list at this
writing.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
SWEET SPRINGS.

Miss Elizabeth Reavis spent
Saturday and Sunday with the
home !okJ at Lamonte, Mo.
Ms. L. G.. Magnes9 came down
from HigginSvil.e Saturday and
Is with the family of her daugh-
tec Mrs. II. ID. Reavis.
Mrs. Willis Smith went to Sc
da.ia Monday morning.
Mr.. Lizzie taikner or near
LamoltD v..iteI her lister Mrs.
A. l.. Smith the pat week.
a.. r. Wi~on spent Monday in
Seda.ia.
Mrs. G.. A. Ga oway is visiting
ha4' !atner thi5 week.
The Mu!er Family musical en-
tertainer3 Played beior ca .arge
audience TueJ1ay night in the
I'll. gh Scnooi auditorium.
Henry Fombe lie lelt on the
Cayt bound freight train Tuesday
with a car loaded with house.
ho.d goods and stock. M. Fom-
belle bought a farm and town
property at PargcnJ Kansas.
1,hc.r EeighbcrJ ard friends re-
greet worry much their departure.
TIE 2gramg were RECEIVED here
MG4!ay announcing the death OF
G. Z. DAVIS at Silver City Next
co, O. consumption. M. Davis
welt to New Mexico ceveral
months ago hoping to be benefit
tai by tine change ana d!i i'm
prove iof come tine but for that
rea3oI H. grienls were surprised
WHEEL the news was gwen cut
that his father hal gene to
bring him home-when his father
arrived he was too weak. His
parents I've in Houstonia, we
have not learned OF funeral ar
arrangements.
. MIS- lea Harwoo1 returned
Mcnlay rom Tenne e where
atre hal been with her cousin the
widow OF Senator Carmack.
ROY. j. c. Diggs returned the
first OF the week from Kansas
CITY where he had been attend
ing the Gypsy Smith meeting.
Mrs. McIntiro %: Philippine
Iganis who has been visiting Mr..
McInt:rc5' parents in Manchester
Ohio. Cor Geveral months has re-
turned t oSweet Springs to visit
h2r qatner ami family, II. G. Ber-
ny the remainder OF the term OF
their furiough.
M" AMI Mrs. Edgar Sturgeon
went to Kansas City Saturday
to spend several days.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
Wreck on Missouri Pacific

Grand PAS, Feb. 27,1909
Special to the Republican
On Thursday evening OF last
week the Meat Train well laden
with the finest quality OF meat
AMI ard, was wrecked and al
most completely destroyed. one
and a han miles east of Hodge.
No one was seriously injured. Six
cars were entirely demolished.
Several cars ran long distances
On the ties before being ditcned.
Prov,ientially, the wreck hap
pening when AMI wneDe it did,
an awful collision was avoided be
tween tine west bound passenger
train, which was speeding along
with it's precious human lives on
ly a few mixes off when the news
OF the accident reached them. 1t
is awful to contemplate the fate
oI those on the passenger train
had it not been stopped. The
meat train was making extra
time.
The .ectiCn men were called out
all along the line AMI although
they worked hard were unable to
Gear the track in time Tor the
passenger train Friday morning
The west bound train Friday
evening got through alright.
This is the second wreck occur
ring within a few miles Of eacn
other during the past two weeks,
and a freight train was wrecked
near Myrick Tuesday, week, in
which Mr. Williams. was killed
and seyeral hurt.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
Real Estate Transfers

j. p. CoIier, ct al to Daniel
Carroll 160 acres IN 26, 50.
0O-21 81. ...... .-". ...... =. .. 166OO
w. p. Du.aney to John X.
Du.aney Irregular lot Sla-
tea' ..... ..... ..4.! e. d. %. $50
Henry j Haley to j w Brown
ing 80 acres in 2S 51-23 44OO
Wm Hcnick to VIM Cook 80
acres IN 2S-5O-23 .... 80 600
RCbt. Gem to John Ritter
40 acres IN 13.51-19 .... &c. 1000
Robt Glenn to Frel j Hin
nan S1.25 acres in 12-51-
10 e.. ...... ...... ...... &c. ...... 1863
A = Webb to q w Davis lot
IL book g ILLUSIONS Add
MarJha.i .... ..... ..... .. 900
w. L. Rector to Bert w Co.e
.ot5 6, z, block 10 Bakers
AID Safer ...... .. ......... .. 900
w. NJ. johnson to Lucy Car
ten part rot 9 block 4 West
SlatGr .. "... ..... ..." .. lOUD
Jchn Q. Jones to Jonn w.
Blackburn so acres in
21-51-22 ..... ... .".. ..... 10000
q. II. Coleman to Bank OF Mel
son .ot II block 10 Nelson 1000
Geo. j.. Christman to Jos
Schie5zer, Jr., 100 acres
i'm 7, S-50-22 .... ".. 81, .. $4,000
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
SALINE POINT

The farmers have begun to get
busy preparing Tor their spring
work.
Those Jew warm days last
week caused several cases OF
spring fever.
Hal. V. Gwinn was out home
Jew days last week
There has been quite a furry
@! moving in this community as
the first OF March draws nigh
the people have to stir.
Prof j. A. Burnside OF Dewitt
was owe: to e the home folks
Sunday.
Next Sunday is regular preach
ing day at Rich Chapel.
Luster Irwin has shipped his
household goods to Iowa and the
family accompnieai by his sister
MICS Dollie will go In a few days.
j. A. Dil,ey and wife OF Dewitt,
Jim Moore ami family visited
John Mooreis Sunday,
WIFI Ryan from south OF Mann
move upon the Hornbeck farm
.ate.y vacated by w. +. Lynn.
Mrs. Chas. Marksbery lett for
he. home in Joplin last Saturday.
The peop.e are preparing to
build some leveesto keep back the
high waters 10 ked for this spring
o.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
Special Bargains. First Showing
of New Goods.

During our anniversary sale, we will offer big bar
gains in all departments, many of which we will not quote
here but will have on display and sale, and in addition to
the spec ais mentioned above we will have on display our
new Spring merchandise. We tell you something of these
showings below but you must come and see for yourself
to appreciate the wonderful assortment of new spring
goods we have gathered together in all departments. We
have far out done all previous efforts to give you the
largest and best assortment at the very lowest of prices.
It will be a splendid opportunity to fill your spring needs
from a complete assortment at moderate prices.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
Notice to Customers of Nose
II. Land Milling Co,

On and after Mon1ay, March
9th, 1909, we will discontinue
delivering flour and feed to
the City Trade in less than
900 lb. lots. Flour and feed
can be secured at the mill by
anyone, in smaller quantities,
but will not be delivered.
Our flour and feed are for
sale at all groceries and feed
stores in the town, and will be
delivered at mill prices. Solic-
iting a continuance of a lib
eral share of your business,
we are, Yours truly,
Nose H. Land Milling Co.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
After Dinner Special.
Extra Special.

Owing. to the fact that the roads were
10 such bad condition during our grCa:
White Carnival and wishing all our u
toners to get the benefit of our special
offerings from time to time, we will. give
during u anniversary sale the follow
ing Special on white goods, embroidery,
ETC., in order to give those OF our custo.
mers who could not get To own for the
White Carnival a chance to supply their
wants at the same saving our near by
customers received.
20 per cent discount on embroidery, 10
per cent discount on Sewing Machines,
Hopo Muslin TIC per yard. Lonsdale Mus.
lin 89c per yard, Pepperell K &c per yard
/ 20 per cent discount on al muslin under
wear. Another lot of that all linen table
damask 43c ia Big bargainl 20 per CEN
discount on al otter table linen. A. few
Of those unbleached sheets 39c. they
won't last long at this price. Many other
items too numerous to mention.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
First Glimpse of the Ladies New
Suits

This Will be the first authentic showing Of the pre-.
dominate Spring modes in suits. Your first glimpse Of
the garments which are favored for the coming season,
All the new style tendencies are wildly apparent in
these stunning new models. We will not attempt to de-
scribe them but ask you to inspect them as soon as pos.
sible. ASS special, we offer during our anniversary
sale, 20 New nobby Spring suits, latest shades, newest
styles worth up to SIS 90, choice $1,000, others at $685.
Sl5.95 and up. Just received "a complete line of Spring
Jackets in novelty and covert cloth, prices $685. up to
$1,000. Special values. .~
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
NOTICE.

The firm of Ewell Bros. &
Co. will be dissolved'on March
10th, 1909. All persons hav-
ing accounts with this firm
will please call and settle at
once. Eweu Bros. & Co.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
New Dress Goods and
Silks.

1t would be impossible for us to des.
cribe the charm OF these new fabrics, so
wont at empt it. At no other store in
this section Of the state cou'd you see the
equal of this display, and you could not
find p~rettier effects if you were to search
the largest shops in the greatest cities.
We offer a large and beautiful selection
of wool goods in novelties and plain
colors jnst like others ask SOC to Csc for,
our price only 47c yard Another line we
offer at 79c equal in every way to the
kind others want Sl.00 per yard for, and
our line of 97c wool goods comprises all
the newest weaves, colors, etc. aud COM
pares with the usual 1925 to 81 35 goods.
Ask to see this beautiful new line of
Spring Dress goods.
Silks Of all kinds at lowest prices. We
offer IA ~ inch mesSaline in all shades, in
GLIDING the new co'ors at 97c yard. A
complete line of silks at 47c up.