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EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY
DECEMBERS 1900.
72
D
FATAL ACCIDENTS TODAY.
U
Boiler Explosion at Chicago.
r This Week
L
ARKTTES
NICARAGUA
CANAL
REFONT
Special to the Guard.
GATHERING I P RELICS.
PROPOSED RAILROAD.
George H. Hitnes Receives a Num­ H. S. Wallace Here Looking Up
ber of Valuable Relics.
the Matter of the Eugene-
Corvallis Road.
George H Hitnea, assistant secre­
tary of the Oregon Historical Society,
has l>een in this city a tew days.
He
speaks highly of the Interest mani­
fested In this work by tbe people of
Eugene. It Is bls business to secure
relics of pioneer days, including Iu.il-
au relies, also relics of any state in the
Colon touching formative conditions,
or any historic eveut in the history of
the country.
Among many things
secured during tile past few weeks for
liermanent preservation |n the «odety’s
rooms, the following may tie euurner-
ated;
H S Wallace,
who says be has
Coated »400,000 worth ot trends in
New York to build a railroad tel ween
Eugens and Corvallis, was In this city
this forenoon. He InA>rmed a G uard
reporter that with the help of our
cilixena he can and will build the
connection. He also showed us letters
from reliable parties who wanted the
contract to oooalruct the road.
Mr Wai ace, while here, Itnervlewed
a number of our cltiseiis «a to the feast
billty of bls plan, aud he Informed us
that a meeting of our leading cltiseus
»»»"«
would be called In a few days and the
.
.
matter laid beAira them for their con
bank In1
Hiderat Ion.
ELKS' MEMORIAL SERVICES.
' friendship so recently broken.’*
— —_
|
Eugene Lodge No. 357 and
Friends Observe the Day.
raieurt
to
the
oxao .
lialty Guard l>«o«inber S
The opening ode. "Auld Lang Syne,”
was then suug by th« choir and mem­
bers
Au
imt'reasive prayer waa then
offered by Rev John A Cleland.
The choir then r udered the hymn,
“Holy. Holy, Holy,” lu a very able
manner.
Exalted Ruler A C Woodcock then
made a abort, Impressive address on
be memorial exercises and upon
honored dead.
the
Au antbeiu
ou, ••H-ud Out the
"Tbs fault« of our brother» we write upon the Light,” was given by tne choir tn a
•and, Ibrtr »trios» upou the tabl»u ot lors aud
|
memori.'*
manner that pleaasd all present.
bulldiug of tbe Nicaragua canal by the
Eugeue Lodge No 867, B I* O Elks,
Hon Utiarles IV Fulton, « member of
United States have made an exhaus-
held memorial sei vices yesterday lu Q'llnlan Lodge, Astoria, waa intro-
live report.
I
their elegant ball, lu accordance with due«<l by Exalted Ruler, and delivered
grand bulge laws, which provide for an die memorial adore««.
Mr Fulton
The formidable natural obstacles to
of ,he l '« ''*bln
annual memorial, as follow«:
was lu «plendld voice and gave au ex *
,
.
„ ,
.
... | cider campaign of 1840.
tbe canal are exhaustively dealt with,
..... .
..
,
,
o*l lent add re««. He sat t at the start
'
Bill of a Pennsylvania
aud plans by which tbe same may tie pvkj,
thtt die pur[M>ee« aud principle» of the
overcome are propoeed.
Benevolent and Protective Order of
A number of oommeroia' documenta
Elka were mi uuderet'iod by many ex.
The commission unqualifiedly re­ bearing 'Glee of 1830, 1835, lt>44. 1S-53.
ceilent people. Tbe obj>*ule and aime
oommends tbe adoption of the canal. respect I vely. All brought Io Oregou
of the order Is probably one of the bvet
in 1852.
I Real estate mortgrge
_ _
The ooet 1« estimated at over »300 000,-
In existence; Its greatest work was the
A
pitcher that wu
brought
Real estate mortgage.
dispensing charity, a liberal aud unne-
America on the Mayflower in 1620.
mortgage
I'rausfer of r
I A rolling pin made in Ohio
tentatlou» manner unequalled by auy
CON'S!DERATION POSTPONED.
I Chattel mortgage
institution ou tbe globe.
t he older
Brought to Oregon In 1850.
The consideration of the rettori was I 1820
Chattel mortgage
taught higher aud tietter manhood
Six
I
ound
volume«
of
the
Oregon
,
postponed until the shipping bill and
PROOF OF LABOR.
and womanhood; Il alwaye fa von d
Sentinel, Jacksonville. All the fore­
Happy Jack mining claim, by J
the Hay-Pauucefote British-American
higher aud better
oivihzatioo.
It
going from Jackson county.
Kennery and H T MeCoulga.
would certainly be doing the s[>eaker
tieaty can be considered.
A copy of the first paper published
Cbas Destel file« proof of labor OB
au lujuetk« lu attempting to preoetil a
In Grant's Paes.
SAVBBP SKMMION.
PRESIDENTIAL PLUMB.
Calavaroa mining claim, Bohemia dis­
[Adopted at tbe Grand l odge aeamou held In summary of hie address. But let u*
EUGENIC KKLICH.
trict.
th« City of Detroit, Hiate of Micblgan, Juue «ay It was a grand one aud appreciated
Special to the Guard.
n. 1MM]
In Eugene the following articles
POWER OF ATTORN EV.
W ashington , Dec 4. — President
by every one present. Hie remarks on
SBC M. The first Bunday In Decem­
have lieeti douated:
J M Davis give« special power of
the recent death of Hon J E Young,
McKinley sent a large number of Pres­
ber
of
each
year
la
hereby
deelgnated
A 12-pound shell from tbe battlefield !
attorney
to
Mack
Davis.
formerly a student of the University of
idential nominations to tbe senate to­ ot Bull Run, picked up by Harrison R
autl dedicated as a day In which shall
Oregon, and the youngest memtier of
ESTR AV NOTICE.
be commemorated by every lodge <>•
day. Among them are W D Brynum Kincaid, July 4. 1867.
Robt
Newmler glvea nolle« of Elk» the memorise of our dei arted the laal legislature, was delivered In a
A carving fork brought to Oregon
of Indiana, to revise criminal laws,
very feeling and Im prereive manner.
taking
up
one red heifer.
brother« and »hall be known as "The
and Wm H Johnson, first assistant by Wesley Shannon in 1845, aud a
Then a voluntary—“Gloria”—was
Elk«’ Memorial Day.”
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
rocking chair, one of the first made in
given.
postmaster general.
Saiem, by Mrs Wesley Shannon.
H 0 Lake and Susan E Maddux.
After thia came the "Sign of (Lief”
[ W D Brynum was one of the protn-
Three stone mortars and fow pestles, Jamee L Myers witness
given by the member« atxl th* lodgu
T hk S eniors .—The class of ’01 at ineot democrats, having a national ex-Gov John Wfiiteaker.
I,OG HRANtl.
waa pronounced closed. Fi r <i*oor*
the University has choren Miss Htlsle reputation, who refused to support
A Confederate bond of 1862, from Dr
atlons
were beautiful, rare p an<« and
ID*
On
account
of
the
alze
of
the
ball
Robt
Porton
tiles
log
brand
for
Bannard, of Brownsville, and
Mr Bryan tn 1896and Indirectly assisted in D A Paine.
only atsiut too invitaliuue were iwued, ferns taring used, tbe royal p r Ie
on Hluslaw river and tributaries.
Richard S Smith, of Klamath Falls, as the election of President McKinley
There in common with all other
and nearly all who reci'ivt-d Ibeiu being noticeable.
rRoBATK IXIURT.
its representatives In the local oratori­ through the nomination so-called gold articles and hi«torleal data of every
THE COMMITTBB
were present, the room being crowded.
In
the
matter
of
tbe
estate
of
Anioa
cal contest, to be held the second Fri­ democratic ticket.— Ei> G uard ]
description will be classified, numlier-
The
successful
manure io which
The
ruualo
waa
under
the
direciiot:
PBELL B-ROS.,'Publishers day in February. Miss Bannard has
tn
hairs
ed and catalogued.
In this way tb>* Hadsall, deceased. Citation
THE WILY CHINESE.
the exercises were carried out |.<l i- to
property of Prof Gifford Nash.
to
show
caus »
why
real
been oueot the leaders in the Eutaxian
work of the Historical Society is com­
The program opened at 3:16 with a the committee, L T Harris, l| W
Special to th« G uard .
should Dot be sold.
ing to t>e of priceless value to the peo
[CE East »We ot Will.iinette «Irret, be­ society and is one of the editors of the
piano voluntary, during wlil'h the Thompson and R M Day.
S hanghai , Dec 4.—Tlie Kalgan
tween Seventh and Eighth «treeta Oreg >u WeeRly. Mr Smith has long
CIRCUIT
COURT.
pie of Oregon.
tnemlieni of the order entered the hall,
been well and favorably known ea a military expedition Is reported Inef­
A few month« ago the ship (fleet
J Sutherland v« Ubas Aills, Execu
led by Exalted Euler A U Woodcock.
football player and track athlete of fective. It was unable to engage the and looking-glass ofCapt Robert Gray,
Dally Guard, Dwember 4
tion ou judgment.
Charles W Fulton, the speaki r of the
great powers and, incidentally, is one
who commanded the Ship Columbia,
H ormethikf
C aptubbd .—Sheriff
ERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Chinese.
REAL KHTATR TRANHEKR«.
occasion, and Rev J A Cleland, who
of the U O’s hardest students.
and who entered the Columbia river
W
W
Withers
yesterday
went out to
officiated
aa
chaplain,
and
Pact
Ex*
D W Jones and wife to the Booth,
GOT A BRIBE TAKER.
»2.00
on May 11, 1792, was secured.
This
:ear..........
the Goldson country where he arrested
ailed Ruler Jame« b Page.
Kelly
Lumber
Co,
158.52
acres
lu
tp
17
1.00
Eonths....
Special to the G uard .
Dally Guard December 4
I veesel was the first of American build
The other officer« were: 11 W Row­ one W F Kepper, wanted at Walla
.60
Months..
I ndianapolis , Dec 4 —One of the to circumnavigate the globe. She was s r 1 e; »1000.
D own F rom B lue R iver .—F J
J A Henhsy to The Blue River land, Ealeemed Leading Kulght; G W Walla, Washington, for horse stealing.
Sharkey and wife arrived here this push members of tbeoommou council I constructed al Scituate, Ma««., in 1773,
Mining Co, Interest
In Oro Fino Griffin. Esteemed Loyal Knight; L T Tbe theft was committed last 4th of
forenoon from the Lucky Boy mine of the city has been sentenced to an and served as a privateer during the
Harris, Esteemed lecturing Kulght; July aud since that time officers have
mining claim; »1250. Quitclaim
rtising rates made known on application
Mr 8
in tbe Blue River district,
In 1787 she was
im all busineM letters to THE GUARD,
¡definite term in tbe state penitentiary Revolutionary war.
Edward Crede to J E Blaz.ler, Inter- C Marx Jr, E-qulre; M H Walli«, Hec- tieen looking for the miscreant. Sheriff
brought with him the usual monthly
secured by a commercial ootnpatiy in
;ene, Oregou.
C Hodee, Treasurer; Jullua Wittier« had a description of hltn, and
eta iu I X L mining claim; »150. Quit rotary;
for bribery.
clean up and deposited it. He says it
Boston, headed by Joseph Barrell,
Goldemlth, Innt-r Guarit; fl W Gra- hearing of a man answering tne same
claim.
FATAL TRAIN WRECK.
was entirely satisfactory. The mill is
aud made her first voyage around tbe
J J Nierllng to T G Hendricks, lot hana, Tyler; <> R I'hrlamau, I L out at Gnldson, proceeded to take him
running right along, the ten stamps Special to Guard.
J world. On the secoml trip tbe Co­
1, block In Mulligans addition; »1200. Campbell aud Win R R<uahaw, Trua- io charge. The sheriff arrived with
DA J WALTON
» X MARK LIT dropping day and night.
He report*
hie prisoner In Eugene lets last even­
B uisun , California,' Dec,4.—A work lumbia river waa discovered, and tbe
A J Langworthy to Mrs Rachel tees.
no enow at the Lucky Boy, but some
name of tbe vessel given Io the river
rALTON * OVERTON,
The opening ritual servlcee wert» ing and lodged him In Jell, and Im-
Handers, .120 acre« In tp 18 s r 6 w;
train of Southern Pacific Railroad
on Gold Hill. During the month tbe
on May 19, 1792, by Captain Rotiert
medlntly telegraphed to Hherlft A F
then given lu a moat impressive mao
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
•800.
mill abut down on aocount of one very Company was wrecked here today. Gray. The Hoclety has two Imple-
L Lewis to J B Lewis, lots 4 and 5, nor. Tbe roll of the honored deml Keee at Walla Walla, who arrived here
practice in all the courts of the state.
cold day. The road is much better Eight deaths and twenty injured meuts used in cvus'ruottng the Co­
W b IIU: this afternoon. He will return with
hy
Hecretary
block 4, LA Lad to Cottage Grove; waa called
I In Walton Block.
tietween Blue River and Eugene than are reported.
lumbia.
Charles H Vivian, founder of the order, the prisoner tomorrow.
E uoxnx . O kzgon .
»400.
formerly.
Tbeconteute ot the Historical H< de-
[Suisun City Is located about twenty
..
«...
I. n .■
■ '
RA Booth st ux to Booth-Kslly and Walter Vernon Henderson and
ty rooms In the ( h.
ity Hall, Portland,
, “'«' Co.
,
...a . I . L
l«0 Bcre. in tp 16 . r , 1 w; «,
»1. Robert Clow, the honored dead of Eu­
miles northeasterly of the San Pablo -re .. ..........
G och to O i . ymfia .—Prof C
W
' L WHITSON,
are wortti visiting by everytiody, and a
P acific C oast C hampions .—Alba­
J M Hodson el ux to Jamee Hanford, gene Lodge No 367. After the calling Durrslla, of Portland, known by every
Bay,
the
extension
of
Ban
Francisco
DENTIST.
moat cordial invitation is extended to
of Charles H Vivian’s name the gong
ny Democrat: "Eugenedefeted Wash­
school teacher In Lens ;coonty and by
lota 5, S block 6, Eugeue; 12116.
ing (turchae-d the office and fixtures of ington at football last Saturday 48 to Bay on tbe north — E ditor G uard .] the public.
oounded eleven toile and after the
Marlon Wallace et ux to C L Eaton,
many others has been elected princi­
e 1st' deceased W V Henderson, I am
nameo of Brothers Henderson end
iw prepared to do anything in the line of 0. As it has defeated the state uni­
pal of the Olympia high school over
lota 6, 6 block 1, J taper; »'J6G.
VIOLENT DEATH ACCIDENTS
tntistry in the above said office.
Clow, once after each.
versities of California and Washington
E B Hawse, resigned. Pref Durrett«
?rown and bridge work a specialty.
T h «
B bowbstillb
F ibb —Tbe
Exalted Ruler Woodcock then •aid
it is undoubtedly champion of the Special to tbe Guard.
will take charge of bls new
position
particular» of the burning of the child In an Impressive manner:
P icific coast. Oregon can also deteat
next Monday.
C hicago , Dec 4.—A terrltfie boiler
Francloco, of A J Kirk at Brownevllle, mentioned
A writer in the Han
"In vain, we call upon them; they
Idaho and Nevada. Though Stanford
8 LUCKEY,
exploeion occurred In a large tnanu- Chronicle of Dec. 1st, says this ot the Saturday, »how It to have been a very
have paased Into tbe light that 1» be­
lieat Oregon it was beateu by Nevada.
Hur R anch P ubchasbd .—Ed Ayres
DKA1.EB 19
unfortunate affair. In the afternoon yond tbe valley of tbe shadow of death;
factering eetabliahmeot of this city football teams:
lias purchased tbe W H Spaugh place
• On tbe whole reason's work Stan­ Mrs Kirk left her three month« old
tbe
places
that
have
known
them
will
today. Bix
deaths resulted, and
tele«, Watches, Chains, Jew-
nf 76 acres bedew Junclfou paying
ford ranks at the head of the six teams tietie In the baby carriage while «he
ky. Etc.
know them no more, and once more,
twenty pentone were Injured more or participating iu the collegiate series
’Repairing promptly done.
went to the home nearby of Mr Klrk’e wears celled to reallie that In tbe »8,3'0 for the sama. Ou the place la
All work warranted.
26 acres of fin« growing land. He
lees seriously.
by a very «light margiu.
California, mother. While ahe waa gone the
midst of life we aro In death; that ho
■old bis place 12 miles north ot Eugen«
Oregon, Reliance, Nevada and Ban house waa discovered on fire, and
who watches over all our destinies has
W BROWN, M. D.
to James Hays« for 11060.
Joee follow In (he order named.” And It was im|>oaalble to reach the child.
the spirits of our departed under bl«
FotlTBALLISTS E ntkrtainbd .—Cor- ' further: •' I he be«t all-round Coast
How he fire started 1« a myetory, aa
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
valli« Gazette:
“After playing with «election to nlay an Eastern team | there waa no sign» of fire when Mre
the U of O football team on Thank«-1 on Christmas would probably be a«
Ice—Vpet óre in Chrisman Block.
Kirk left home.
giving day, Ray Goodrich, W B Hcott follows:
Of Eugens.
'Hours: »to 11 a tn; 12 to 2, «to 9 pm.
and Ram Thurston came to Corvallis
"Full-back, Keddie, Nevada, 172.
H a i . b <>F C attlb —J W Gulley,
Paid up Cash Capital $50,000 for a brief visit. They are prime Half-backs, Hmlih, California, 166, and of Dexter, recently
told
to a
1 C WOODCOCK,
Surplus
-
-
850,000 favorites In this city, having been , Blaker, Stanford, 173. Q tarter, Raltt, Portland firm 31 bewd of beef cattle,
member« of the O A C. Friday even -1 Stanford, 100. Center, Uornleh, Cali­
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Eugene, Aregon.
«terra and cow», also two cows with
iDg they were entertained at Alpha fornia, 175. Guards, Seeley, Stanford. J
calve«, 36 head In all for |0*J6. Gulley
pffirw -One-half block »outh of ( hrieta
Hall. Quite a large number ot their 185, and Overall,
California,
2*2. < «aye cattle aro not ae fat aa ueual «1
GENERAL FANKING BUSINESS
r*.
fellow
former
students
were
In
attend-
I
Done on re « niable t-rma.
Sight
Tacklee, Traegsr, Stanford, 190, and this season of tbe year, and thinks It
KUGEMB, 01N0O9.
draft» on Chloro, «r, Fraaci*oo and Port­ auce. Conversation, Jokeo, games and
Pringle, California, 190. Ends, Wom­ la on account of tbe fiiee that annoyed
land, Oregon.
,
Bill» of »»ctiangr mid "B foreign ccuntrire. refreshment« made up a very pleasant ble, California, 160, and Zeigler, Oregon, tht-m during tbe rammer eeaaon.
’ E BEAN,
IlepmiU receiveo .abject to check o< certifi­ evening.
IM.
cate of d-poeit.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
W R L'D ilwatm -Tbe following
"Hubetitutee—In the
back field,
AU collection* entmeL-l to ns will receive
Pally '.Bars December 4
P« cìa attention to collection» and matters in prompt attention
Gammon, U C, Hilt, B, Dinsmore, are tbe delegatee elected by Eugene J
Prebate. Money to loan on real estate,
W RC I nspection .— Last night tbe Reliance. Quarter-back, Bansbach, H. W Geary Womens Belief (,'orpe to the
” G HnDsKXt,
p. E. SkODOBAaa.
annual
Inspection of tbe Womens Re­ < enter, J McFadden, H. Guard, Clay department convention: Mrs Bottle
I'reeideLt.
Cashier.
knci With A C Woodcock.
9 B «axis,
L. H. P-Ttn,
lief Cori« of Eugene was held In U C.
Tackle, Jakway, U O, and Ware, Mrs Sarah Matlock, Mrs Hepey
Vice Preei'ka -
Aw t ' »eh 1er
Frank's hall, the inspecting officer te- Albertaon, U C. Ends, T McFadden, Watts, Mrs I>11 th Miller, Mrs Letitia
y L. CHESHIRE. M. D
ing Mr- M C 1 t.arpe, of Corvallis. Mrs H, and Hudson, U C.
Holden. Alternate«, Emm« Ixiwrey,
Tharpe found the local corps In good
Gray,
Vinnle
“At end some exception may 1« Mary Ryen, Mary
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
working condition and ex pres **d ber- taken tn the choice of Z-lgler on an
Yeager, Abbie Haskell.
iouan Bldg.
•elf a« well pleased with the work of wain* of hl« light weight, only 134
M abbibd .—in
Tacuna, Nov 29,
the cerpe. After the inspection proper poends. . Neverthelsss thl» tloes noi
Eugene, Oregon.
1900, Mr Oscar Stuart and a lady from
«rem
|o
mas-
tbe
sllghtsst
differente
a social time was had and ail enjoyed
In hi» play Ut tackle« a« If «hot «ut Michigan.
Mr Stuart formerly at­
' them«* vea-
ot e >aui)on, and Is a «uake iti «dilli g tended th* U O here. He la now a
through intero rance.”
fireman on the N P R R.
W W Bret berths, a tax man of the
B P Co. is in the city looking over the
The partlee who rented tbe mom
W ashington ,
mission
Dec 4.—The com­
appointed to consider
tbe
?ourt House hems.
c north window
cKLY EUCENE GUARD
Oregon Honored.
—FIRST---
Look at our
Windows^*
A
Our French flannels are
One with children» hat»;
A very few left.
Ladies Fascinators, Ladies going.
knit shawl»; in all
wool Price» low.
and ice wool.
Something new in Golf
suitings.
I would like to call your
attention to the dre»» trim­
WOOL WAISTS,
mings we have now in ap­
SKIRT 'LENGTHS
plique trimming», in wool
and «ilk; cut out all over»
NEW BED SPREADS
Just in by express.
braid» and all the new »ilk»
in corded effect».
EUGENE
Loan Ei Savings Bank
LA'iECOUNTYBANK
- or—
EUGENE,
Of Eugene, Oregon^
Paid Of Cash CijiiUl
Surplus
$50.000
2.500
OREGON.
r»t»«n,s»a 1« i»sr ots»«t
Bank <a tha Cveatf.
I Gtneril BîfiLrç bttimi in il! in neh»
Pmiactîd «n iiuribU tarw*.
A. G. HOVEV President
L G. Hl LIN, ' ashler
B. H. HOVEY. Asst < asl.ier.
asaeaement roll.
The brick work ofi the extension to
tbe old Loen and Bevmgs bank build­
ing 1« completed.
a aCMtAAL «SSRINO BUSINtS« TBAN«-
AOTIU ON r«VON*«L< TERSI«*
B L Bogart end bride arrived her*
from Dakota this afternooo to make
Draft»
on tb< prlnc4palpititi of tbo their permanent boni* io Eug*t»*.
Catted itial*« »nd for-.,', "**■ n trise,
talerrel alurwed oe twwsnd ' ertlficsis« •f They have taken r>oma at Mrs E *-
petrel! «h«B .rf’ eta'owl rerlod.
hsm's for the present.
io,«tk\i rreslv« eur rr.re.pi eiunueo.
City aa4 usual» aarra-i» bought.
w t s«ow«
•re«
F « OtRUAN.
now occupied by the Booth Kelley Co,
to he given poaewiioa January let, have
concluded not to open up a store lu
Stores to Open Evenings.
According to agreement the mer- |
eben ta will keep their «tore« open
during the month of December for i
'be benefit of tbe bollday ebopperv,
exit will reeu ie early cl<«lng on Jan-
uary let. The merchant« have been
Eugaoe.
•'Impreaalooa'' lu Rvg'eter
*K«l-
geoe baa anaxampleof laudable am-
bltlon in the pereon of E Carpenter, a
colored hoy, who la taking a coaree at
the University and make« hl« way by
He run« a chair at
I blacking «hoee
the H< fffnan Hoeae. In»tea4 of »boot-
Ing crape be ie »booting hl« heed full
of Intelligence that will be of eerylce
Alfred King, recently honorably very honorable and Ju«< In the earlv
discharged from Co M. 45th U H Vol­ eliwir g movement, end »bow that a
early
unteer« Infantry, doing a»rvice lu the bond !• DOC OMRRBry. The
Hay,
Pbi ipplre«, arrived In Engvoe this I closing ■OTSgaeol Is here to
which I« appreciated by our merchant«, lu th» future' r”
aftert non to vi-it relatives.
SHOES SHOES.
I«a<lie» kid gloves. The
BEST f 1.00 glove on earth.
Remember our «hoe stock
is always rca'ly to greet you.
To close out our Ladies
We aro always in the lead.
and jackets.
I