Ready Made Underwear Prices from Tan Material
Readable fragment shows price list for ready made undergarments. Items include ghirts at 4c to 2 dollars, gowns 49 to 1, drawers 23c to el, corset cover 10 to 5re. exact shop or dates not given.
14 Feb 1900
Page 1
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1900
Page
1
Readable fragment shows price list for ready made undergarments. Items include ghirts at 4c to 2 dollars, gowns 49 to 1, drawers 23c to el, corset cover 10 to 5re. exact shop or dates not given.
The first shipment of stylix neckwear is now on sale at our store with prices a bargain. High quality and nobby style offered in the clothing department at cash cost until February 20th. Also advertised are shoes from heavy Brogans to Victor Patent Leather at unequalled prices in the city.
Hats of all kinds and shapes advertised with a $3 Derby priced at $1.50. The sale is exclusive to the Walbrook location and not available elsewhere.
Bargain sale note announces the remaining stock of overcoats priced at cost for cash. Limited quantity, described as very fine garments, available now.
Pending a court decision the Democrat led legislature plans to remain in Lon-lville while the Court of Appeals reviews the governor title. A temporary injunction against Governor Taylor is expected as Democrats await the Ohio case results. Contempt isn’t pressed if the court action is ignored.
In Jefferson Georgia Henry Falcher a white man about 33 is jailed on murder charges in the death of Frank Balling. Bill Boggus a second white man is jailed in the same case. Prosecutors say Falcher denies the charge while the state believes there is enough evidence to convict. Falcher was brought from Walton County to Jefferson.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses a woman saying I am racked with pain and recalls historic torture by racks with rope and pulley. The text uses problematic phrasing and appears to critique or reflect on enforced smiling and appearance standards.
Judge George W. Beeman opened the antitrust conference with a call for education and a pledge against railroads and rebates. The speaker urged voters to shun any candidate who accepts passes from trusts and proposed laws banning passes and stock ownership in trusts. Cariaco reports detail a broader radical reform stance, advocating abolition of monopoly through direct legislation and public ownership across key sectors.
War dispatches from February 11 report Kimberley bombarded and Boer advances around Zululand. A two hour skirmish occurred near Alexanderafontein while 1,400 refugees arrived at the Heidelberg river area, many resisting joining the public. Casualties are noted, with Boer outposts evacuating under British pressure. Rhodes' allies seek Dr Leyda’s counsel, demanding indemnity of £2 million amid Jameson raid fallout. Dr Jameson remains at Ladysmith despite conflicting reports.
New York Feb 13 Thousands of Kimberley residents are dying daily from disease amid siege conditions. Reports credit Lord Roberts with confidence despite Buller’s third repulse and suggest feints to keep Joubert from reinforcing Oronje. Boer raids threaten Natal and Zululand as telegraph notes warn of cattle raids and cross-border movements. Fireman and brakeman killed in wreck near Black Mountain. Admiral Dewey to visit Georgia and Florida is announced.
A Port of Spain dispatch reports General Hernandes leading a revolution in Venezuela with rebels defeating government troops near Coro and near Puerto Cabello. The capital reportedly held by revolutionists, fueling excitement among foreign residents in Port Clinton. Additionally, brief items note South Africa war end prospects aiding U S trade, a new Alabama cotton mill planned by W. Manufacturing Co, and the death of ex Speaker W. F. Foster of Tuskegee from a wound at Malvern Hill.
A Washington dispatch reports Democratic leaders prefer holding the national convention before the piece and the Ro piece. Bryan urges nhanh unity and early platform declaration to field a strong campaign, with Missouri reps seen leaning toward Kansas City as the host, upsetting rivals from New York Milwaukee or Chicago.
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