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"se Daily Capital Journal. BY HOPBR BOTHfRS. SATtTRDAY, AUGUSTS', 1800. an lOc, ' u ,,. . - MX " f f a: DMLY LINE TO PORTLAND. STEAMERS f Altona and Ramonaf LEAVE t DAILV. A Portland, 6145 a.m. . tj Salem 7 a. m., except Sunday. jf Independence, 6:30 a. m. Si Quick time, regular service and cheap j .... rates ... M. P. IIALDWIN. J Afjcnt, Salem. 3f 3pT3 IV . 3 .3 ..V Ladies' Collars and Cuffs, A choice assortment of tlio "Tro jan" brand In different styles. 10c Hosiery. We shown lino of tan and black hosiery at 10c, which Is a hummer for value. All Wool Serge, 36in., 25c, Wo haven full line or shades la these goods. 50in, All Wool Suiting, 50c. Also In a full line of shades. A A good fabric for bathing suits. Men's Negligee Shirts, Froni7Gcup. Also wbl to nnd col ored laundrlcd shirts.- J, J, Dalf ymple Co, New line of 27-in. flecc lined Amalcx Persian Suiting iust opened, It's very pretty for wrap- pcrsj 1? SC Elcant l& KU assort' ment of patterns in our 30in, wool finish hciv ricttas, Sec n. window, 1 LTp Our line of chib IvJU Wren's heavy ribbed fast black hose at 15 cents, Cannot be equaled for wearing qualities. Ask for them. pjj n j ' through Salem this afternoon m'Glcsy enjoyed n brief visit i ! T. flolverson. y- flj C f J 8) &2ffiflS8B& PERSONAL. W K A T II E K FORKOABT. Tonight and Sunday, fair. I M . THKKN UNDER ADVI3EMENT. Recorder Edes Will Render Decisions Monday Morning. The caso of State vs. II. C. Mc Dowell charged with the larceny of a steer the property of George Fend rich, consumed the entire afternoon In Recorder .Edcs court yesterday. About 0 o'clock an adjournment was had until this morning. It was after 10:30 when tlio trial was resumed this morning. The prosecution examined an additional witness, Geo. Fendrlch, after which the caso was given to Recorder Edes for Ills decision, tlio usual closing arguments being dispensed with. Mr. Edcs stated ho would take the mutter under advisement until 10 a. in. Mon day when ho will render a decision In the two cases, against ltrown and McDowell respectively. The trial has caused considerable In tores t and has been very hotly contested. The suit will bo anxiously awaited. re- Tiie Ideal Panacea. .lames L. Frauds, Alderman, Chi cago, says: 'I regard J)r. King's Now Discovery as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs, Colds and Lung Complaints, having used It In my family for tlio last llvo years, to tho exclusion of phy sicians' prescriptions or other prepara tions." Rev. John Iturgus, Keokuk, Iowa, writes: "1 have Ihioii a Minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church for llfty years or moro, and lmvo never found anything so beneficial, or that gave mo such speedy relief as Dr. King's Now Discovery." Try this Ideal Cough Remedy now. Trial Rot ties free Fred A. Legg's Drug Store. SHOKB,CLOTiiKH,hoslory,uudcrwcar, shirts, suspenders, huts, ribbons, em broideries and laces, in great variety ut tho Now York Racket. Wo under buy for cash,nnd wo undersell all com petition, t&s Ick Cream Social. At tho First United Evangelical ohurcli, on Cot tage street, Wednesday evening, August 12th, program and refresh ments. All Invited. Admission, 15 cents. 8 at A Persuasive "Ad,M 20c. Dimities now lUc. 15c. Dimities now lOo. 10c, Dimities now 7c l2o Organdies now Do. Men's straw huts tho 81 ones pow 50c., 75c. now 40c.. 50c. ones 35c. Ludlo'scool undervestsftc, 10c., 15c, 25c, etc. Gout's balbrlggau underwear 50c a suit and up. Challles 4c, and 5c Now lino Valenciennes edgings Just in. .Willis Bros, & Co. Court and Liberty. Tho Cash Dry floods, Clothing and Shoo House. Hon. John Mlnto went to Portland this afternoon. Thos. Holman has returned from a short visit at Mchama. Geo. Russell went to Aurora this afternoon on business. Rev. Marion George came up from Portland Friday morning. Deputy County Clerk J. R. GUsy rlsitcd the reform school today. Rov. John Parsons, today went to Lebanon to remain over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Rich returned to Oregon City on the afternoon train. Supt. P. S. Knight, or the deaf mute' school was n Portland visitor today. Miss Leila Waters went to Newport this morning for an outing of several days. T. S. Burroughs, the plumber, transacted business In Portland to day. Fred Hurst, tho real estate man, transacted business In the metropolis today. Major Frank Holslnger Is duo home from tho Ten Mllo country Sunday or Monday. MIssOlllo White, of Brooks, Is In tho city tho guest of Miss Rose Crelghton. Deputy ShorllT A. T. Wain trans acted olllclal business In Hubbard this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. O.P.IJeardsley.of Eola, wero transacting business In Salem this morning. Frank Test returned to Portland on his wheel Friday, after a few days visit In this city. J. II. Unas, tho Jowoler, and daugh ter, Miss Carrie, went to Detroit to day for an outing. J. II. Hlllsbury, tho lunch counter man, accompanied by his wife left to day for Raker City. President J. M. Wallace, of the Salem Water company, went to Port land this morning. Mrs. A. Mason and children re turned this afternoon from a pleasant outing at Newport. Miss Faunlo Oberhclm Is rapidly re covering from u severe Illness of sev eral weeks duration. W. A. Hamilton was a Portland business visitor today, oxneetlnur to return tills evening. Ralph King was a Portland busi ness visitor today, expecting to ro turn Monday ovcnlng. State Printer W- II. Leeds wont to Portland on tho afternoon local. Mrs. Lou Smith returned this after noon from a fow days visit nttlioG. A. R. encampment, at Mohuinu. Ranker J, S. Cooper, of Independ ence, was an up-vnlloy passenger on the Roseburg local this morning. H. Stapletou went over to Newport this morning and will accompany his family homo in about two weeks. Mrs. A. E. Dlusmoor and daughter Grace, and Miss Currlo Unas, left this morning forau outing nt Detroit. A. K. Crosby, assistant in D. J. Fry's drug store, accompanied by his wlfo and child left yesterday for Ncs- kowln. Judgo O. E. Wolyorton made a Hy ing business trip to Albany today, going nnd coming via tho Roseburg mulls. W. II. RutQliart, will Join tho Salem contingent at Newport this evening, for which placo ho took passage on tho morning local. Grant Holt, one of those silver "lunatics." returned to Jefferson on tho morning local after a visitor a fow hours in this city. Grove this rnornlng where ho will spend Sunday with hN fui.il! expect ing to return Monday. II. B. Holland, manage!, of the Sa lem Flouring mills, went to Water loo this morning for an over-Sunday visit with his family who are now camped there. II. It. Burt, special agent for the Royal Insurance company, passed A. W. with Mr, Burt at the train Hon. Thos. II. Tongue,thc supposed to-be congressman-elect of this dis trict, was In the city today en route home from the Mchama encampment, where he spoke yesterday. Deputy Shot Iff W. H. If. Sampson returned to Oregon City thl after ncinri. Iiiivlnir lionn Ktlbnoeniicd toK.-i- J lem as a witness In the Rice case be fore Justice II. A. Johnson. J. T. Burchman, who has been spending his summer vacation with his parents near this city, left today for Palo Alto, Cal., where he will nt- tend Stanford University again tills year. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Will returned last night from a two week's outing at Gates. They stopped yesterday at the Mchama encampment, and last evening brought Hon. Thos. II. Ton gue down as far as the reform school. Miss Delia Williams who has been visiting Miss Inez Rotuu left this morning for her home In Columbus, O., Miss Williams was accompanied to Portland by Miss Inez Rotun, Miss Frank Parkhurst and Miss Celesta Moore. Ernest Porter, of Ale, today re turned from a two weeks' visit nt Walla Walla. lie reports everything exceedingly dull In that part of the Sound country. Crops aro fairly "burned up," owing to the continued hot weather. Rov. M. J. Ballcntync, who was ex pected at the United Evangelical Church last Sunday, was detained by a church dedication at Ronco Mills, Benton county. Ho will bo here to morrow evening. Miss Zaldo Palmer,of tho Post Ofllco Departments expected homo from a two week's outing at Woods, on next Wednesday. In a letter to a friend In this city Miss Palmer says It has rained almost continually during her stay at tho coast which Interfered with hor engagement while there. Mr. John Gllmore, one of tho octo gennreans, of Oregon, an old resident, of Linn county, but for soveral yours, Marlon county, after spending several days with Albany friends, returned to Salem this week. Ho Is father-in-law of Hon. T. W. Davenport, of Sa lem, with whom ho resides. Albany Democrat. RICH IS DISCHARGED. Evidence Not Sufficient to Ulnd Him Oyer. The case of state vs. James Rich charged with larceny by bailee of a ho'sc, the complaining witness being Wm. McNeil, was tried before Justice Johnson this morning commencing at 9 o'clock. Acting Prosecuting Attorney J. II. McNary conducted the case for the state, while W. II. Holmes appeared for the defense. A large number or witnesses were examined, the testi mony of whom went to show that there was no Intention whatever on the part or Mr. Rich to steal the ani mal. Justice Johnson, having summed up the evidence discharged the man. The evidence was not suillclent to bind the man over to the grand Jury nt an additional expense to the county and accordingly the defendant wasordered discharged. More About the Sewer. Salem, Or., Aug. 0, '00. Editor Jeurnal: No one Is going to sdy that the men working on the state sewer aic compelled to sign the Republican club list, but there is one fact that is rather significant all the men at work on tho sewer signed tho paper, and a number of them are known to be Democrats and Populists. Some of them have said that It went against the grain aw fully hard to sign the paper, but tlfey thought of bread and butter for tho little ones. Another thing, the bosses say they allow no political discussions among tho men, but I notice there aro u number of men there who talk "gold standard," nnd "50-cent dollars" be sides attempting to tell how McKin loy is the friend of the laboring man. Again, I notice they draw the roll and have them sign It. But that Is not politics? I Know. CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Corner or Center and High streets, II. A. Denton, pastor. Morning ser mon at 10:30. Theme: "Stones of Memorial." Communion at 11:30 a. ... Kiiiulnv school at 12 m. Nellie ( ....,, , - junior j'jii- p rtt. snnnrintcnoeni. dea vor at 3:30 p. m. Y. P. S. 0. E. at 7 p. m. Evening sermon at 8o;clock. rriiniiiP! "Kptcrtlni! Jesus." Oneti ii r meeting Monday evening In South Salem, Tuesday evening In Yew Park, Wnrlnniirl.il' PVPtlltlU ill DCtUlt addi tion. The chorus choir under Prtf. Allen will conduct the music. Special Spe Jilt ....i.... IU..HH ..r 'Hi. " Mliiuay iiuirmiiK, ouun w ,"''; arranged from Nantnan by Grllllc: In thocvenitig,"0, Lord Most Merciful," by Conconc. x FIRST HAPTIST. Rev. J. P. Farmer pastor. Morning services nt 10:30. Preaching by the pastor. Subject: "Paul in tho Third Heavens." The offertory will be a special selection by the orchestra. Sunday school at 12 o'clock. W. II. Farmer superintendent, Dr. E. M. Hard assistant. The meeting of tho Y. P. S. C. E. will bo at 7 p. m. Sub lect: "The Conquest of Temptation." led by II. S. Gilo. There will not be any evening services. EVANGELICAL CHURCH. Corner Seventeenth and Chcmokctn streets. This will be another day of revival services. Preaching nt ll n m. and 3:30 n. in., and 8 r, afternoon services will bo u meeting. Sunday school at Children's meeting at 3 p. in. Tho holiness 10 a. m. m. The Special for Tomorrow, umspjtfifc.: A Our entire line of Wool- Mippes -. . At a great sacrifice; In order to make room for immense fall stock, which ...6 w.7, .... ,t. ww ii una sme an sprinp regardless of cost. Call and be convinced, k arriy, mixtures waOVmM -rfs.iaB8 257 Commercial st. COUNTY COURT MATTERS. The Dig Bridge to De Temporarily Re paired, The llnal conference yesterday be tween tho two county courts resulted In an agreement to havo the bridge temporarily repaired for tho winter, with tho expectation of giving It a complcto overhauling, replnnklngund repainting next spring. It Is found that tho approaches aro badly racked, and will rcqulro some substantial im provement. It Is agreed by tho two courts that this shall only bo donn when tho city of Salem agrees to pay one-third, tho two counties to each pay a similar amount. County Treasurer Brown yesterday presented tho following letter to the ceurt: "To tho Hon. County Court of Marlon Ceunty: "Tho safe which tho county court has provided ror tho kccnlm? of the county funds Is neither burglar nor tlrc-proor and I don't feel llko taking all of tho responsibility of keeping tho responsibility of keeping tho funds In It or to deposit them In any bank. 1 would llko to havo tho udvlco ot tho court as to whero to keep tho funds. G. L. Brown." The expression of tho court was to tho clfect that tho safo or vault was suniclcntly strong to servo us a deposi tory for tho county's nionoy nnd that Mr. Brown should seek tho advice of his bondsmen if ho desires n place of deposit outside, of tho court house. DIED. MADOR. At tho family homo on Center street nenrChurch, at 1 n. m. tho 12 months old child of Mr. nnd Mrs. Gideon Mador. Services will bo held Sunday. Burial In tlio Cathollo cemetery. i Compressed yeast-Sonnenian's m ' . All Satispikd. The New York Raokot enjoys a good trado because every customer Is satisfied. T & S Woodmen Op The World. Scott Bozorth left this morning for Helena, Montana, to attend a meeting of the head camp, Paclllc Jurisdiction, Woodmen of the World, which con venes in that city Wednesday morn ing. Mr, Bozorth wns accompanied as far as Portland by his nieces, Misses Cara and Inez Bozorth, who go to Astoria for a months visit with friends. President W. C. Hawlcy, of Willamette University, another dele gate from Salem, will leave Monday. Lati: Strawiicrrirs. Last even ing C. N. Potter brought a crate of ripe strawberries to town, leaving them at I. Stelner's on State street. By Inquiry It was learned that the berries wero of tho "ever-bearing" variety and were raised on Mr. Pot ters pluco on East State street. Both early and lato berries command a high price and tho prospects aro that many growers will devote their atten tion almost exclusively next year to tho raising of the early and late berries. We want to have your extract trade if prices and quality can bring it For a starts er we will sell vou an 8 -ounce bottle of good lemon or vanilla for 25cf Just think of it ! Four times the amount you usually get for that amount ! HflRRlTT & LAWRENCE, P, O, Grocery, People who sell "WoridBeater" Soap J THE MARKETS, tyc; lesj J.I$ SILVER. New York, Aug. 8 Silver. 3 3. tlVE STOCK. itffj-ti rr A ... U ? ... wuw., uB. o uogj Light j.j, ncavy 92,7093 20, v-amc uecves 11,35(34 tt. n . , heifers $..4o!.6o. J5yS4,55' eowl H Sheep-Good, steady; common, iieadiw GRAIN. Chicago. Aug B8 Wheat, i'i.i7. etih 56Xc; 5 Lost A Horse. Tho stago driver, who carries the mull between Salem and Independence, had the misfortune to lose a horse yesterday, while on tho road from Salem to the latter place. The horso was taken with colic and died in a short time. Dr. II. W. ContrlH loft tor Forest means always, Compressed yeast Sounenian's. Having Hoc Cake Soap in your kitchen or bath once The members and tnends, or St. Paul's church, Salem, Or., are re quested to meet in the vestry, at tho church, next Monday, at 8 o'clock p.m. Business or Importance. J. A. bell wood Senior Warden. Still in It. When you want teed or any kind, ror your dumb brutes, ot course you want the best and you want It at a fair price. Cull on Brew ster & White, 01 Court streot. A Busy Place. Tlio woolen mill at Albany Is now being run day and night, tilling orders for cassuners, blankets, etc. It Is a busy place Albany Democrat. Deafness Cannot Be Cuicd by local applications as they cannot reach tho diseased portions of tho ear. Thcro Is only ono way to euro deafness, and that Is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an tntlamed condition of tho mucous lining of tho Eustachian tube. When this tube is Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, nnd when It Is entirely closed, Dear ness Is tho result, nnd unless tho intluniatlon can bo taken out, and this tube restored to Its normal condl tlun hearing will bo destroyed tor over nlno cases out of ten aro caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an Inflamed condition of tho mucous surfaces. Wo will give Ono Hundred Dollars for any caso of Deafness (cniisor w catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for olr. culars; free. i' .1. Cheney. & Co.. Toledo, o. tiFSold by druggists, 75o. Compressed yeast Sonnoinan's Revs. Klein, of Reading, Pa., will conduct the services. All are welconu. FIRST l'RESHYTKRIAN. At 10:30 a.m. subject, "The Power ot Unseen Forces." At 8 p. m. sub ject, "A Mother's Anxious Cry. Sunday school at 12. Chinese Sunday school at :i:.'10. Junior C. E. at 4:30. Senior C. E. ao 0:15. Prayer meeting Thursday eve. Come and welcome. v. n. CHURCH. Services this Sablmtn at the V. B. church in Yew Park as follew: Preaching at 11 a. in., also at 8 p. in. Sabbath school at 10 a. m. and Y. I. C. E. at 7 In the evening. W. Rey nolds pastor. y. m. c. A. Rev. Robinson will address the men's meeting at tho Young Men's Chrlstlnn Association Sunday after noon at f o'clock. All men are cordially Invited to attend this meot- lng. UNITED EVANGELICAL Preaching at 10::i0 by the pastor; at 8 by Rev. M..1. Bullantync; presiding elder. Sunday school at 12; IC. L. C. E. at (1:15. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Services at 10:.'I0 n. in. and 7:30 p. in. at their hall corner Liberty and Court ktreets. W C I1 u Rev. Denton will address tho W. C. P. U. meeting Sunday at 4 p. in. All are cordially Invited. Dieu at IIAUKI8HUKO. Mrs. Carrie Lister, daughter or Mrs. M. J. Love, died ut Hurrlsburg Thursday, or con sumption. Sho leaves a husband, two children, a brothor, threo sisters and u mother. Mrs. Lister was a cousin to Mrs. M. J. Crelghton and Mrs. A. N. Gilbert, or this city and was very wen Known in and about Salem. L'oou, undigested, Is poison. Di gested, It is liro and strength. Mil lions or us sutrer rrom indigestion, but we ottcn don't know It. Wo think it Is something else. Even doctors often mistiiko tho symptons. Pale, thin people, who, overworked, who need strength, who seem In want of proper food, should take Shaker Digestive Cordial. It Is astonishing V.hat. f?ocl w,n do wlcn properly digested. J It will nuiko you strong, revive you, refresh you, sustain you, mnko you fat, restore your color, mnko muscle, brain Ibre, courage, endurance, energy, increase your power to throw otr disease nnd keep you healthy and happy. lUUlCCStlOn does ilist, t.hn nnnnslln wl t rrna lrn nn t. .... i i " Best In the World! HLLLEaMLLB PORTLAND MARKET. TROVISION. Portland, Aug. 8. Wheat valler S3! Walla Walla, 490. 7' I-lourPortland, 2.85; Benton eounlr. 2.8s; graham, 2.50; superfine. 2. pr bb Oats-White, 3234c; ZKy,Z4nvM, in bags, 4.255'5. barrels, 4.5o7 cases, 3.75. '" ' Potatoes. . Oregon, ooc 1 .00 peruck. Hay. .Good, tolo.50 per ton. wool.. valley. 8atec: Eastern 0,.. 5(1 Branson Co,f Sole Agents for Salem, .. -,..- j out indigetlon can bo cured nnd nm bottlo 10 'uea wiin simker Digestive Cordial. ouiu y oruggist. Trial t cents. Always FIRST I Gail Borden I Eagle Brand i S CONDENSED HILK ! Sa? 3 I'll!) '".b" It U th. " " k wvnwoicau A PERFECT FOOD FOR INFANTS S MMO Its m Town. You'll bo surprised. Won't "yellow the clothes." Won't burn your hands. Nothing equals It. Better than soap. Extra largo packages. Soap Foam Washing Powder. John Hughes. Millituns..I!ran, $i3.ooi4.so;shorti,i5. Poultry- Chickens. mixcd.SUdt.cir. tun1. ers, i.so2.5o; tluckj, jiaij t-eese, 5j4; turkey, llvo, iotic; drewed, 15170. Hides. . green, salted 60 lbs 5c; under 60 lbi 44Vic neeP Pel"i io7oc. Hops. .Oregon, 2 to 3c, accordine toqmU ity. Butter. .Oregon fancy creamerjr, 40A45; fancy dairy, 3035j faix to Reed, 1720. Cherse .Oregon full cream, 9, Eggs.. Oregon, c per doi. Beef. .Topsteers, 3.oo3.25 p lb; fiu logood uteers, 2(523.50; cows, aJiie; d reused beef, -1(3)5 Kc. SAN KKANCISCO MARKET. San Francisco, Aug. 8 Vhet, 'Wool.. Oregon, choice, io(a)itc; inferior 5 7c, valley, 8oc Hops Quotable at 24c Potatoes 5o6oc per sack, OatsMilling, 75(882. SALEM MARKET. Wheat. .44c per bu., market firm. Oats .30c. Hay.. Baled, cheat, 7.5o8.coj timothy, lo.oo. Flour.. In wholesale lots, 3.00; retail, 3.20; bran, bulk 11.00 12.50; sacked, 11.00; shorts, 12.5013.50; chop feed, 1 1.00$ 12.00. Poultry.. Hens 5c; Spring chickens, 7c!lb. VealDressed, 3. Hogs.. Dressed, 2lA31,, Live Cattle.. I Ji2. Sheeu.. Live, 1.25. , Wool.. Best, !2c. Hop.. Best, 45C. Eggs.. Cash. loc. Butter.. Bost dairy, I5c;incy crenK7l 20c. Cheese .12UC Farm Smoked Meats Dacca, 7c; hitci 90; shoulders, 5c. Potatot, .60c per bu . When Baby was sick, wo cave her Castorta. Then she was a Child, she cried for CastorU. When she became Miss, she clung to CastorU. Wfcon she had Children, she garo them CastorU, BucklonH Arnica 8alvo The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Sores, Bores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Few and all Tetter. Chapped hands, CbilbUlns, Bruises, Skin Eruptions, and posiUTelr cures Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed W Live per fee satisfaction or money reP Price 25 cents a box. For sale by Fred A LeCK Notice to Bridge Contractors. iSotlco is hereby given that no war rants win bo drawn for construction of county bridges until contractors rorthO'Sanio shall havo furnished to 110 county court certified receipts SllOWlnir that nil lnhnrnnrl mntrinlR entering. Into tho construction of sucn bridges havo been paid for. o , G' P- Terrell, 7-3-dfcwtf County Judge. GOOD VALUES Our flror. nlm In in glVO you ITOOd vnllin In nvnrv nrtlnln you buy at Tho New York Racket. t&s THE FAIR For Bargains in EveryfhiL)g274 commercial st. Otir Motto; "Spot Cash, Qtiick Sales and Small Profits." There's nioro clothing destroyed by poor soap than by actual wear, "noe take" soan contains no frenntVnllnnd Will not Illlliro thft lltiAsr. lni-A 'Prv It. 1 i.rv.--r."- w. ..... uim iior-ico me uitrerenco In quality. John Hughes. Examination Notice. The regular quarterly e-tarmnation for teachers' certificates will beheld at the court house. Salem, Oregon.be- Binnjng nt 1 p. ni.,Wednesday,August 7"30-lw.td County Supt. Our stock of tan shoes must be closod out before tho season Is over. '!.. HALF OFF! A Summer Vacation Offer for the Singers of Salem. During the remainder of this suni mer vncatlon, until .September Utft soven weeks) w 11 give voice culturo essous at one-half iy regular pricc 50 per Ic.son. Now is t he time ao be gin. Why fool away this beauUfu summer? I do not need a neither do you. Alter oei--w-" -.-t II . 1 A -- l.l(V regular rates win 00 "l, " ift of the any time at tho college of m c oil" Willamette university and arrange for lessons. it. """, 'Cf "5 c. Dean of Colleco of Music- Tan shoes selling at a great sacrl- uce. ivniusso jjiuc. Awarded Highest Honors-World's Fair, Medal, Midwinter FflT. PR; WET CREAM RAWNfi P0WW1 lMot g"f iS bee Krnusse Bro. , 40YMML93J v 5i
