KtT SKCTIOKS. I1CU TCE8DAT AXO FRIDAY.
51t YEAR NO. 46.
OREGON STATESMAN FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1902.
SECOND SECTION EJGHT PACES.
IUDKO IX IEMI-
Arc; You Interested in Clothing
WE'RE HXVrXQr Ai
20 Per
CentD
iscount Sale
4
: 'r -i - . : - ', I ; -.1 : , . . i . '
on everything In Men', Boy and Children's Clothing. Dozen of your
neighbors have taken advantage of thfe great reduction. We shall con- .
tlnue. this! sale until about March lt, when we expect our complete '
line of new Spring Suit.
Come In today and, nee the bargain
Prices are lower than the ."natf priced
are giving you 20 per cent dlcoun fr,,m our regular price. Just be
cause we want to redcire our stock to make" room for the new spring
line. Make your boy happy by fitting
thl sale laats, ; J a .
we're : offering. ; Our regular
at clothing stores, and now' wo
thorn out with a new suit while
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Salem's Cheapest One
Price Cash Store
OUR STORE CLOSES AT 6 O' CLOCK every evening except Saturday
v x
car. Commercial and Chemeketa
its.
f . T. BARNES, Prop.
A -RED .LETTBI DAY
. - f OK l0fc4LW00Blffl
Official Visit to the Choppers and Women of
Woodcraft by (lead Consul Falkeriburg and
Head Banker Cooper. ,
Rousing Rally of the Kclghts of the Axe, Beetle and Wedge, at the
New Grand Optra llonsc Last Night, When the Head Consnl
Delivered a Stlrrlog Address on fraternity--Aa Aftermeet
Icg at the Woodmen Hall Where a Banquet Was Enjoyed by
the Neighbors and Garsts. I
rema
tbel
Island retain all their
erty. iThuw ho
lands may prenerve
the crown of Denmark
within two years, a
Intention to preserve
in default of which
hall be held to have
In full consideration
of suld island In full
tin nI unencumbered
ulated in the prevent
United States agrees
day of the date of ratiti
convention, the sum
tp
LOSSES IN AFRICA.
What the Boer War Has Co.t in Hu-
i . man Lifl. 1
rights of prop
in in the Is
t allegiance 'to
by making,
declaration of thetr
Much: allegiance,
laratloti they
renounced It.
of the cession
Sovereignty. "i n-
except aa slip-
convention, the
pay, within fill
cation of thl
XONDONT, Febl C
tonight i pubUshed a
-The War Office
summary or the
'i Tenterday aa a red letter day with
the. Woodmen of the World in thlirclty.
the occanlon being jhe visit here f
that Idol of the choppers.' Hon. JP. A,
Falkenburg, Head Consul of the Pu
rine Jurisdiction' of the! Wooirnen of
thf World, and the founder of perfect
ed I Woodcraft, on an ofB' tal UI to the
nlh-d sweet muaic, and brief address
es were made by Head Hanker Cuuper
and Keighburs Iteidt, M uch more and
Williams. Neighbor i'ooper delighting
the audience with a vivid word picture
of a cyclorama of "Jerusalem on the
Morning of the ('riciflxion.'l as seen by
him at the Pan-American Kx position.
It was a late hour ivhen the vlaitors
and members finally adjourned, and all
Hrltish losses in South Africa. I'p to
January 31st, the total
forces, front death or
billty.: was 25.i menJ
casualties, including
wounded, was 8240 ortl
men. "
London. Feb. C Th
spondent of the Dally
dare it is absolutely 4rtaln that, ow
ing to the altitude of
Boer -leaders, the Ivi
Is now firmly determined to' abandon
the Boer cause, and any Idea of freh
intervention.
SUIT FOR SLANDER.
LONDON.? Feb. v4-The Sun has'
brought; suit against
reduction of the
ermanent. diss
The total of
the sufvtving
cers and 100,7ol
Itrucla corre
Telegraph de-
the "powers and
ch tlovernment
A. J. Balfaur,
the House of
because of TIU-
DfBAHD TOR
rdUR iiOURS
Philippine Tariff Bill Dlscnssed
id the Senate
SEDITION LAWS 1-N THE ISLANDS
DRAW THE FIRE OF THE OP-
and no amendments
were adopted.
of importance
POSITION.
7
Senator Scott, of West Virginia, Wants
s New Rout Across ths -Itthmm
y fnvettiflatad by Espsrts, in ths
; Hope of Finding a Far Better Ons
Thin the Two Htrstofors Pro
posed An Appropriation Bill.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6. For four
hour today the Senate had the Phil
ippine' tariff bill undkr discussion. The
measure was completed, so far as ths
Philippine Committes Ss concerned, all
of the "committee amendments bsi.g
.adopted.. ." Several othsf amendments
however, will be offered, on or two
biir. pending'.. . Toward the close cf
l)v session, ths discussion became
-4eaed.', . In Tsspons to a repolution
offered several; days ago by Rawlins,
of Utah, the Secretary of War trans
mitted to the Senate the sedition laws
enacted by the Philippine Commission.
They were " read In full and immsdi
atsly drevy ths fire of the opponents .f
the Govsmment's Philippine policy,
Hoar, Forakeri Tillman and Others
participating the sharp debate. -
';. Karly in th day Scott delivered a
M.-evh In whUh he advic:atel an In
vesttgatlon of -the Sin Bias route for1
th Isthmian tynal. and llanshrou jh
tna.le a carefully prepared, address on
his bill to prtvhe a National system
fir ilj irrlKtifnof arid lands.
Now Isthmian Rout.
XValhlnglon. Feb. In the Senite
ttxlay, 'HootL W. Va-X. called a resolu-
.'tlon providing! for fh appointment of
a commission jof expeVts to examine
what is known as the fan Bias j jor
M indingo Itay- route s forthe Isthriiian
waterway. He said thaL confrtmted
s Congress was by the pVoposed ap-
t proprtAtion Of nearly ftOOiOOO.OOa for
the building of an inter-oceaVUc wate
say,-It -was'the duty- of prudent men to
tarefully investigate , every possible
route. : He was convinced that the
S.n Bias route met practically everjf
equlrementr of the proposed waterf
wav. : xr ' f
Industrial Commiiiiah.
rashInAon, Feb. The Industrial
Cothmlssioh ha submitted Its final
report to. Congreaa .Tba: Commission
advices as to transporUrton that tha
pol cy of Government supervision and
contt.ro! of railroads as originally laid
doyn In- the Interstate Commerce act.
be revised land strengthened; that the
authority of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, necessary for the ade
quate protection of shippers, be re
stored, and that the powers and func
tion of tie Commission be enlarged
praJr-tleally
ciillied CulMm Bill of 1900, except as to
the
a uniform
day
st
urn
fgm
prl
pu
ton
df
Col
Washln
IMissed
tlon
bia river
Rail
ting $
c bul
hilt
The Metric System.
Wnshlruiton, ... Fel. . The House
Amlttee on Coinage .Weights ami
sure today; heard representatives
e leading manufacturing jand bus
i houHfs. on the advisability .of
ting the metrle system of weights
measures. The sentiment w
rely fii'vorahle to the adoption of
metric! system. ; -
cot
M
of
In.
itdojt
ami
ent
the
fav
.Tom
Un
a nil
wit
Un
doW
son
me
Inj
On Appropriations.
author
ty to prepare and enforce
classification. '
mbla River Bridge.
on, Feb. . The-t$enate to-
bills authorizing the con-a-
bridge across- the Col
by the Washington & pr
ay Company, and appro-
;iO,ooo for the erection or a
l.llng at Taroma, Washtng-
Must Not Compete. ;
i ashlngton, ' Feb. 6. Thef Housie
mlttee? on Labor today reported
rably the bill of Jtepresetitatlve
Baiftholdt. of Mlsouro, to prevent the
ted States Marine1 band and other
y atui navy bands from competing
civilian bands or Individuals.
tr
AN EXPLOSION.
New Qork. Feb. 6.. An explosion of
dynnmite In the Rapid Transit subway
construct Ion In; Pork Avenue, between
41st and 42d streets, totiay.i hurled A
pMe of rockt weighing thirty pounjs.
through n plate Klass dKr or tne urami
km Hotel., and broke several Wln-
s in that eUbllshment. Two per-
s were hurt by the flying frag
ts, but neither sustained serious
Shake) Into Your Shoes.
Alley' Fbot-Eaae, a powder. It
curies gainful, smarting, nervoua feet
and Ingrowing nails, and Instantly
takfes the sting out of corns' and bun-
lonis. It's the greatest comron ats-
covery of the aire. Allen's i Foot-Ease
make tight or new snoes reei easy.
It Is a cure for sweating, callous and
hoi tired. achng feet. Try It today.
Solid by all druggists and shoe atorea.
By i mall for S5 cts. In stamp. Trial
Dattkare rTtKE. Aadresa,: JUien r.
Olmstead. Le Roy. N. T. t
NEW TELEPHONE, LINE.
To
. ' Wa shin el on J . Feb. ; . The House
pent the day; on the Legislative. Kx .
, ecutlve and Judicial appropriation bilL '
Very rapid progress was made, sv- j
i enty-four of the 130 pages'! of the bill)
being disposed of before, adpournment.
No debate of Importance developed,,
during the consideration of the bilL'
Connect Boise With the Thunder
c Mountain District.
BOISE.. Ida- Feb. It was an-
hoihnced today that the telephone com
pany had purchased ' the material for
a .fine to Thunder Mountain. The
woirk of construction is to begin as
soon as the weather, ailll permit. The
work can be completed within f three
months. The line will run from Boise,
via Idaho City, and will be about HO
mites long. 1
postmaster O. F. Robertson, of Tur
ner, was a tialem visitor yesterday,
having come down to attend the Falk
enburg meeting at the Opera House. '
-neighbors" of Fatem Camp No H. t voted the day a, most magnincent sue
Consul
i
be" retired to his .room for
Woodmen of the World, and Hilrer Bell
Circle, Women of Woodcraft!
Head Consul' and Mrs. Falkenburg
came In on the It a. m. train from
Portland, accompanied by Head Bank
er C.V. Cooper, of' port hind; Orga nU
ejr . Wm. Reldt, of Portland, and A.
3ft uch more, ojf Heat tie, f-dltor of Forest
Itchon. . The - party .registered at the
Wlllumette. and as the Head
was unwell
a few hours sleep. ; while the rest of
the party received frlehds and visited
points of . Interest aNut the city, f
At 8 p iri. thev- members of Salem
Camp No. 11H. accompanied by the
Woodman: Band, marched; to the hotel,
and escorted the Itead i Consul and
party to the New Orand Opera. House,
wjhlch was filled with an Interested au
dience eager o hear the giant of fra
ternal workers the Head Consul. j
The jMage w-as arranged in the form
of a forest, with a stump, bearing the
axe-, beetle'- and :wedite, emblems of
Woodcraft, in the foreground,- and the
large silk banner of the local camp.
and the Stars and Stripes gracing
either side of the stage. The platform
was occupied by the Head Consul,
Head Banker Cooper, Organizer Heidi
Kditor Muchmore. ilov". ,T. T. (lerr as
chairman, .Head Manager w. f.-ilaw
ley, Itev. vv. C Kan?ner, lion. j. u.
lt. the officers of the local camp of
the order, and the ba.nd.
Irofeor Hawle.y called the hou.e
to order, and Introduced the chairman
of the evening, tlov. T. T. t Jeer, who
made a brief address of welcome, and
announce the first number, a selection
by the band. This was rollow.il, uy
the song. '-Breexe of the Night." by i the
WIHamette University chorus, com
iMised of twentv youne ladies, and s-
well dldj they please the audience that
fhey hajl'to resiind to an encore.
In the!, absence of Mayor ( Iv Bish
.... . . ia.,
on. who was Diiiea tor an auuiH-! oi
welcome on behair ut the city. Brest
dent W. V- Hawley velcome the vis
Itors on behalf of the V.wUift-n of Sa
em and of Oregon. - It wasi the able
lrofeor's ' bes.t oratorical effort; and
his ,trlbute,. to the fraternal 'love , for
humanity of the noted visitor, was a
gem. Itev, Dr. W. C. Kantner then
arose and in a few brief wods Intror
deuced the scaker rf the evening, i Hon.
F. A. Falkenburg. the Head Consul.
Mr. Falkenburg took for his subject,
WiKxlcfaft. and Its tlrowth." Ha
traced the origin and growth the
noble order, from Its inception tlo the
present day. showing the amount of
oodsjt had accomplished, tne wonder
ful progress made, by growing iin U
. .. ... uui t M
years to a memoersnrp or .tj.'r"'.
the' United States, and In 11 years in
the Pacific Jurisdiction to a member
ship of nearly 80.W0. He explained the
provision fma.de for the future In the
tett-ve fund, and stated that It waa
the destruction of a benefit order not
t provide for the future. He stated
that on December 31, 1901. theVrder In
this lulsdlction had pafd out over IV
ooo.mo; had assets f $MKt,oii(0, and not a
rent of Indebtedness. , ! . '
His address was- Interspersed Willi
anecdotes and ahort stories illustrat
ing hl points.' and he wa repeatedly
Interrupted by bursts of.applaids It
was the best address on fraternity yet
heard in this city, and t her was hone
present but counted the time well spent
in listening to this great leader of a
great fraternal brotherhood, the mon
uments of which are found, marking
neighbors' resting places rrom. e
frbaen wilds of Alaska to the trbpical.
verdure-clad hilla of Cuba and the tM
marshes-trr the Philippines t-
Faitovinc the .Head Consul. Mrs.
Hallle Farrlsht Hinges sang, in hf best
form. "My Nightingale." and as wsaal
before a Salem auaence, : tne ow
nightingale w as compelled to , respond
to an encore, rendering very beau tl
fuUy i "Woodman'i Song." written by
Organiser i- William, of thla city.
It w-a a rare -treat, ana tnoreuKau
appreciated.'-: : . : " " -:x I
After another selection ny tne oaira.
the audience was dismissed, ana wi
Woodmen and I Women of Woodcraft
escorted the visitors tor the Woodman
cess.
J
The visit of Head Consul F. A. Falk
enburg on this coast has brought two
K'mmI stories, and now In as good a time
to ten them as any. jt.
Head Banker K, V. Cooper. of Port
land ,1s traveling with the Head Con
sul. In visiting aome of the smaller
places In Washington. Mr, Falkenburg
was unable to find a barber, .but he
remembered having among his belong
ings a nne safety razor, a Christmas
present from M ra, Fa lkenburg, and
was produced. As the Head Consu
knew Jlttle abut handling the instru
ment, ir. t ooter ; kindly v ofTered to
wield it. and he did a. good job. This
Pleaeed t he Head t'onaul. ' and Di r.
Cooper w as often called uton to re in-a
the performance. At Seattle one day
Mr. falkenburg did not feel like ledv
Ing his rooni .and Cooper being away
be -undertook to use, the safety razor
himself. The firststroke of the blade
cut a gash, in front of the left ear; a
little further down on the cheek a sec-
ond saber cut was made, and the chin
was skinned in the most approved
fashion, blood Kurlng from the three
wounds until Mrs. F., at lght of her
luse, fainted. In desinTation,, the
Head Consul seized a towel., and press
ing it to. the cuts In hi face, raced
down the street, hunted up 0 barber
shop and said; "Sayi I wish you'd fix
me up. ,A darned fool tried to shave
nw up stairs with a safety razor, and
this is the result." , For a week the
parly had to explain, every hour,, that
the Head Consul had n"t Wn huaaina-
a lamp-post on the street at night, but
the wounds were the result of a shave.
Another good story i u.td on him in
connection with the upeclnl twrvtce at
the.. -Taylor Street M. K. c hurch, at
Portland, last Sunday evening, when
over 2HM WiMxJincn were present. Mr.
Falkenburg Is a member of Trinity5 M
K, church at lrenvef-,- and chairman of
its board of trustees. When the pastor
at Portland Invited Mr. Falkenburg to
a seat on the rosti um,' n atidibie titter-
went , thrmiKh the audience. An
eiotuen t sermon wan -'prerheif.-! and a t
Its conclusion, the pastor announced
that "Brother Falkenburg will lead In
prayer. The Head" Consul stepped
forward, and cloned IjIs .eyes;; "when
some Irreverent Woodman in the gal-iery-
said In- a Mag- whisper, "Old
Faiky Is up against It this time.-' sure;
he can't do that." Mr. Falken "firm's
prayer was fervid, and at its conclus
ion a great hush rested over the. large
audience of c hoppers. As the audience
filed out of the church, a strajflng
Woodman met a nelahlor, and asked
him If he had been in church,' to which
the neighbor answered "No." "You
missed il."ald, No. 1, who had attend
ed the services. "You. ought to have
been there, Say, It was a i' show, you
bet. You ort to have heard Old Falk
enburg pray. Say, he can bet h -I
out of the preacher in making a prayer
kiH not half try."
THE DANISH TREATY
PROVISIONS OF THE CONVENTION
. r. RECENTLY HELD.
The West Indian Island Named te
Become American Territory While
Residents Thereon Can Select that
Country te Which They Swear Al
. legiance. ' ,.' .
WASHINQTONJ Feb,-. Th treaty
for the cession of the Danish West In.
dies Islafids-r-8t. Thomas. KL John and
L Croix recently negotiated, pro
vides, as follows : -r .-;-;..;,; -
Hie Majeety the King of Denmark,
agrees to cede to the United State.
Immediately upon the' exchange of rat-
I fixation of the convention, the Island
of St. Thomas. Sf John and St. Croix,
With adjacent Island and rocks, com
prising in said cession ail title an4
claims of title to territories In and
about said islands, over which the
hall, wher a banquet " served, and. rbn ;cf Denmark' now exercises, as-
a wost enjoyable hour spent by ai t crts or claim jurisdiction.
Oovemment leader in
Common, for slander
four declaration In the House, that
the Sun's Interview with Mm conrern
ing the overture recently made by the
Netherlands Government i fabrlca
tlon.
BAKER CITY
r.iifjtns held
Will Appeer tefore CIrccIt Ccsrt
ai htxi tern
. . .: ' ' - - - . - i
ON THE CHARGE OF RIOTING BY
' COMPELLING ENGINEERS TO
QUIT WORK. ; '
Wool Grower Will Meet in Salt Lake
City Nest Year J. W. Bailey, cf
V Portland, le Re-elected Secretary
A Steamer Bound for the Orient
- Returns to Port With Its Caro on
Fir. - , '.
PROTESTS Of
CHINA MUST NOT
RUSSIAN TREATY.
A Further Postponement of the Man
churian Agresmentj
cured Congsr One - of
jectors. ;
British, Amer
PEKIN. Feb. . The
lean and Japanese Minister here have
renewed their opiosltlifn to the Man
churian arran gemen ta
and Russia. It I probi
will result, in a furthe
POWERS
MAKE THE
Has Been 8e
the Ob
I
between China
ible hls action
Mtsltponement
of the communication of this treaty.
The Power opposing! the M-i't.hur
Ian treaty are now beginning to recog
nize the force of the representation of
the Chinese llenlpotJ-ntlurlen, th it
China Is making the bekt terms posai
bie for herself, and Incidentally ! for
equal rt ah ts of the other Nations, In
Chinayand are shifting their protests
to Russia a the responsible party
Paul Lessar, the Rusalan Minister
here. Is endeavoring to maintain the
transparent diplomatic fiction thdt the
Manchurian treaty and the Husso
t.'hlnese bank agreement are not re
lated. !
PRESBYTERIAN REVISION.
The Committee on Revising Articles of
r i Faith Is At Work. -
PHIIjADKLPHIA, Pa , Feb; Itv.
Dr. Wm, II. Itoberts, a Imemljer of the
Oerieral Revision Committee of ;th
lrebyerian chur h. awve out the fol-
t toliiyk
lowing statement
"The committee has
lively to revise the A
third, chapter of the con
clara tory statement ; t
section 3, on salvation
also chapter XVI. secti
works; "also parts of
section 3 on ottths. ami
section by a revlsloiJ
They aptiolnted sub-
prepare the final form-,
will consider a brief sttilement of the
doctrine for popular uscj
dec'idel fehta-
Octrlnes cf the
fession, by dc
So chapter X,
of nil infants:
On T on r ro.i
k ha pier XXI 1.
cha.ter XXV.
of the text,
oiiimlttees to
frmrrow they
A MINING MAN.
SAN FRANCIS), Feb. Captain
Couch, one Of t he lest
mert on the coast, died
known mining
aat night, The
remain will
Montana.:
be sent to Crest Falls,
ANOTHER FAMINE.
LONDON. - Feb, ,-4-The Calcutta
correspondent of the Dally, Mall say.,
there I little ' doubt that India It
threatened with anothee sever famine,
TWO NEW COMPANIES ;
HAVE ORGANIZED
t
during whhch time an orchestra ivr-
- i
Articles Filed in the
State Yesterday by
Lumbering Company.
k- --'..
In the State Department, yeatefday.
two new companies filed, articles of in
corporation.. They are:
The Citizen Bank, if Baker City.
will do-a general banking business with
capital of 1100,000. D. W. French, S.
I Xlaer. Albert tJeUerl John Water
man and Wm. Smith ana the Incorpor
ator. -'' .
The West Oregon Lumber Company
will operate sawmills an
and own timber land,
terse' In Portland. The
000 1 divided Into shires valued at
tlOO each. F..C. SavagL E.. D. Kings-
ley. and. Byron Layton
The Danish subject residing In the iorators of record.
pepartnient cf
Bank and a
1 planing mills
With headejuar-
t-apital. of J2S,-
are the j lncor-
. .BAKER CITY, Or, Feb. 6. The f,f
tsen miner from the Columbia Mine,
who were arrested. on a charge of riot
for compelling (two engineers, who
took the places of strikers, to leave
camp, had a preliminary hearing today
and were bound ever, in $2S0 earh to
await the action of the Circuit Coft.
The men all gave bonds and were re
leased this' evening. ' '..;
THE WOOL GROWERS. ;
..Helena. Mont., I-Vli.r Tht North
west Wool ii rowers" Association, after
selecting rWdt Iake City us the next
place of meeting, elected the followliu;
officer today:. v
President, Jesse M. Kmlth, Rilt IiU.
City; Heretry-Trcasurer, J. . V
Bailey,' Portlaml. " .Vic", I'n-shlents
RUhunl H-ott. --Oregon;- A. F. 1-iar.iw,
Wanhlnaton; Pniiik . I lag nbarth, Id.a
ho; Y. , K. Flowerree, Montana; tl. H.
Hlckox, Lirtiih". Patrick Hulllvan.- Wy
onilnt. Kxecutlve Coiniiiiltce - .f, N,
WIIIUinis4n.; i iretron; S. J. Cameron,
Washington; Frank - Hooding. Id. ho;
O. P. 1UU1, t'luli; Timothy Klnn .
Wyoming, and 11. II. Nelson, Mont ma.
Cargo .On Fire.
Portland.! Or- l-Mi. 6. The steam
ship indravelll. w lib h left her W.,
nesilay for the Orient with a .f irto.o0
cargo on iHiard, returned to rt this
evening with a smouldering fire in
"tween decks' of hat h . No, 5. Thu
chemical engine fivmi the "Portland fire
department ha 'been' placed oh lMt.irl
to cjiiem h the-fire. It Is thought the
damage -to the vessel will be llKht. I ut
tin csirg will suffer conxlderable dam
aae. .
From Vald. ,
tie. Wash., Feb, The sLnmr
Jeanle arrival from . lllUmn. ld iv.
with thirty-six asseniters, nil save
one of whom oro from Valdew. Th
Jennie's officers reported that Valdos Is
unusually lively pust now, owing to the
fact that many miners are omtlttinsf
and making that placi the starling
lint fr tlie hesto heiufc plm-er llg
gitas. I.lun'dred cf tons ofr tpili
were leaving dally by dog team fur
Chestochena. ,
P
Mrs. Soffsl Sinking.
Ittxburgr. Ia., Fe b. It.-Word .fain'
tonight from. Butler, IWU Mm, Hoffel,
the occompllce of tlie Biddle brollicrs.
IS ,oimlderably worxe. Slie t-ukes lit
tle noiirlaltmerit and her iiiieiitat--con II
I Ion is de.lared to bo or the Verxe cf
a collapse, - r
' , WBMaSWSBMSMMBSaSWSBSH(. " j ,
A COLD REPORT
BUTTK. Mont.. Feb. A special to
the Miner, from Helena, says the Jan
uary reports' f gold-at the Helena As
say Office, amounted, to $l!S.760, the
largest receipt for that month: in the
history of the office, .
us puU a smile on your
countenance.. 1 . i
OUTING
FLANNELS
Yard
A splendid "ortment of pat
terns in mill ends. Mill ends
means ihe'femnant from the
factory 4 to 10 yard in a piece.
SHOES
See the riewprlng style In
our Court street window. -
HATS
A' swell new line of Spring
style Just received. See them
l&iour Court street window.
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