.. filmed” Its Discussion.
, ’ncuosurttrnsomrrmuu
man-dream lr-Blaine'allool-
I; Wasantoros, Oct. 11—11»: senate do.
7. “tothmnateauhttituia Hecautrastod
, m Anion and Wihon (1a.) in former
.1 of the commissioners of internal revenue a
' llama, called up lib motion for final adjourn-
" not, and, after diacuuion, it was further
”:ilevotes ”Entire
I. out. on Speech- of Republican
Ahllha-Ir. Oataa‘ Rotten Fails.“
Wtbeeutiredaytothediscusaionof the
mm ;
“nwmtookthefloor in opposiv
fireman-at the ho political partim as
between ultra protection and moderate rates
of duty. lie quoted from apeeches of Bens—
yuara in opposition to high protective term;
daled that the Democratic party was a free
Ilde party, and lead from Mr. Elaine’s
“Thirty Years in Congas" to show that no
popoaition for the establishment of free
We had ever been asrimrsly made in the
United States He charged that the tariff
m was being keptopen by the Repair
Ileana for trading purposes—that the fat
might be tried out of the manufacturers in-
berated. And rumor had it that the frying
pan was not far from the finance cotiimittcc
room, that those who came there to testify
might have an opportunity to contribute.
The Republican senators were waiting for
the Democrats to become tired and propose
an adjournment. Then they would say that
the Democratic party was responsible for the
failure to para a tariff bill
In connection with his speech )lr. L‘ovkrcll
filed a letter from the commissioners of in-
ternal revenue saying that the removal of
duty on alcohol need in the arts would
to extensive frauds on the revenue.
Mr. Allison said that this had not been like
experience of England and Germany. Wood
alcohol, he said, could not be domcthyllated
except by distillation.
lir. Vest said that he had seen in the office
machine coating $23, by which wood alcohol
could be converted into pure whisky.
If that were so, Mr. Allison said, then the
motor from Missouri had a machine by
which he could make whisky in a bureau
drawer. -
Some amusement was caused by Mr. Veat‘s
against Mr. Allison's allusions to
as the possessor of an illicit still.
Mr. Spooner next spoke. He confined his
marks almost entirely to arguments on ex-
tracts from testimony taken before the Eng-
lish parliamentary committee proving that
the mult of free trade in its home were not
ntiafactory. He said that there was a gen
eral depression in trade in England resulting
frmnfree trade, and that the resulting de-
prcaionin agriculture was without a parallel
Inoontrast with this he presented the mar—
velous comerclal growth of the United
States under the system of protection.
PENSION FRAUDS IN BALTIMORE.
hue Indictments for contracting to Urge
l‘dnaiona and False Affidavits.
Wasmnoror, Oct. 17,-The commissioner
cl pensions has been advised as follows: Dr.
James B.l'\dks,of Baltimore,bas been in
Mad andarrested for violation of section
5,485, revised statutes, by contracting for
W of original payment and receipt of
8100 for serviles in prosecuting the pension
clafmofLydiaA. Maddm. Hewssreleased
on bond of 81,0“) for appearance at. the
[recent term of the United States court.
Mary O'Connor has been indicted in the
United States court at Baltimore for making
and presenting false affidavits in support of
her claim for pension '
William H. Bowley hasalao been indicted
In the same court for making and presenting
felaeand fraudulent amdavitsin claim for
rdmburaemmt on account of expenses a].
lch tohavebeen incurred for last illnes
and burial of his mother, Kitty Bowley, who
was a .
Henry R Korey, who was arrested at
Racine, Wis, Aug. 81, 1888, upon the charge
d falsely penetrating an oflicer of the pension
bureau, and who was indicted therefor, came
into the United States court at Milwaukee,
Wit, and pleaded guilty. lie was sentenced
toaix monthsin the house of mrrection of
Milwaukee.
A New Complication.
Wasmxorox, Oct. 17,—The following tel-
egram was received at the treasury departr
hath-maths collector of customs at Port
Townsend. W. T.: “American steamship
Anson, from Alaska, with thirty Chinese
laborers, just arrived at this port. The An-
eondid nottouch at any foreign port, but
pulled through foreign waters. Can the
Chineaelaborenbepermittodwlandl Wire
anwer. Quincy A. Brooks, collector.” To
thistelegram Assistant Secretary Maynard
implied as follows: “Telegram reteivcd.
Departrnent mount answer until advised
bow Chinese cameto be in Alaska."
The Motion to Adjourn Goes Over.
Wasmsorros, Oct. l'l.—-Mr. Oates, of Al»
, poured. Mr. Oatsa said be. had failed In
du'ttoget tbebouetoadjourn,andbe
would like to adjourn himself. He asked
leave of absence for the remainder of the
union. which was mated, as was ulaoa
Imilar request from Mr. Lanham, of Texas.
Mism- Eava a llanquet.
Waswmor, Oct. 11—11;. Provincial
WdeMaI Orderofiilcotland
doaadtheir council last. night withagrand
“not, at which Robert C. Shank, of
Whale, . Over aaventy morn—
bua wan yea-uh
metnthhrflu
WW M17.~Tba lurpluaintbe
‘ysatan'iayat the cities of basilis-
SPORTING snails“.
an Mania. and hotel-3W.
not Again Challenges Tumor.
. Humour, Oct. l7.w\'osterday was the
waning day of the fall roosting of the Mary-
hud Jockey club, at l’imlico. Pint race,
fivreighthsof a mile; Eatontown first, Holli-
day second, Cartoon third; time, 1:05};
Wardrobe, thnsequarten of a mile; Barn
Carnegie accord, Glen—
tnouud third; time, 1:10,“; Third race, The
Oriole handicap, for all ages, ulilenndan
eighth; Euros first, Favor sectmd, Dcfwsc
Harper, Jr., first,
third; time, 159%. Fourth race, The Brech-
auridgestakes, mile and fivwighths; Tera—
gou first, Marauder second, Tea Tray third;
time. 2:56. Fifth raw, mile anathrwaix-
teunths; Paragon first, Van senmd, Fir-fl
Attempt third; time, 2:06.
nomad a1 “8110 PARK.
Boston, Oct. 17,—First day Eastern cit»
cult meeting at Mystic park.
fibrin comm], Linus third; time, 2:30, $30,143
237%. 2:3!) clam, thirteen starters; Greta
firat, R. M. Wilkes Mil, Strategist third;
time, 227%, 2:53, 2:39;.
momuo a‘r ISLAM) PARK.
Ann/int, Oct. TIC—First day; fall niece
ing at Island park. First race, 2-.35 class,
seven starters; Strhlcawny first, Almant
Dicktnr alt-mud, Nellie llirli thinktime, 53:13:05.
sk't't'fllil rat-c, 2:27 class, flvc starters; Frank
8. first, St. Elmo mood, Frank L. third;
time. 2:27.
o'coxuou’s rocmn cruuxxon 10 mars.
NEW YORK, Oct. lT.—\\'illiam O'Connor
lrns (‘hnliengul John Tocmor to row three
miles, with turn, on or about March 1, in
San Francisco, for $1,000 or $25,000. He may!
this is the fourth challenge has has issued t4:
Tcemcr.
The Imported Crews on Three Chicago
Street Cara Roughly Handled by a Crowd
of “'orking People.
CHICAGO, Oct. lit—There was a lively riot ,1
hst night about 0:30 o'clock at Nnrfhllal-
stead street and North avenue. Fourcurs,
the first three manned by llllpf'll'lffll men,
were following,r each other closoly clown liai-
steud strict. At the tun-nor of North avenue
they Were stopped by u barricade of hmvy
wagons, ash boxes, beer kegs, setter pipes and
stones. The Strmt was crowded with peoplo
ramming from work, and in n monu-nt the
cars were surrounded by a jecriug, howling
mob. Stones crushed through the Windows
of the cars, and tho passengers quickly do
sorted the vehicles and joined fllr" crowd in
the street. The force of eight police which
was escorting the cars was unable to do
anything with the mob, and the imported
men on the first thrcc cars were roughly hun—
dlvd. The crowd thou tunicll its attention to
the fourth mt, when the driver und con-
ductor called out that they were union men.
"You're all right, then,” howled the crowd.
and in a moment the car was dragon] from '
the track and around the obstructions by a
score of willing hands, and sent on its way
unmolestcd.
In the meantime the police had sent for rd
inforcements, and upon arrival the streets
were quickly cleared. The new man, how-
ever. refused to resume their positions on the
cars, which were left standing in the street
for an hour. No other cars were run lent
night on Halstcad street. Several men were
clubbed by the police in restoring order, but
only two arr-ate were made, the prisoners
being small boys who were trying to roll a
atone on to the track.
It only needed this incident to show that
the strike on the north side is far from being
satisfactorily settled. The dissatisfaction
among the old men was intensified by the
manning of the Wells street cable cars and
Halstcad street horse cars by the imported
men. All the talk was of a docidmlly war-
like tune, and although there is mine differ-
cnm in opinion among the west side men as
to whether they should again strike in order
to aid the north elders, the sentiment of the
latter is practically unanimous that whether
the now men are retained or not, all the old
men must be taken back, even if it takes an-
other strike to do it. The committee which
was appointed to call on President Yerkes
yesterday failed for some reason to visit that
gentleman. __
Elle Stole Ill-moulds, but Didn't Mona To.
Boston, Oct. ll.-)lis Raymond, accused
of stealing $2,000 worth of jewelry from Mrs.
Miller, of 706 Sixth avenue, New York, for
whom she acted as companion, is ill at a
hotel in this city. She claims that Mrs. Mills
often h-t her wear the jewels, and on one of
the occasions when she went outwith them
0115118 was taken ill and forced to go to a
hotel. where she was stopping when she
learncd that shc was suspected of theft, and
in her excitement, fear and temporary weak—
ness: of mind from illness she started for this
city. Her condition excited sympathy from
fellow masongcrs, and indirectly led to her
detection. Misc Raymond asys she pawncd
some of the diamonds in the liovvery and tape
some. She threw an opal away, as it meant
bullock. She dismnlui her rich clothing,
mmqwmg cheaper, before leaving Now
York. She denies taking any lunney, She
protests that she never thought of robbery,
Blu- sccnm partly demented.
fight with lira-tigers.
AINAPOIJR, Md, Oct. 17,—DeputyCcm.
mailer George, of the Maryland oyster
navy, reports that the first battle this aeaam
between the navy and law breaking dmigm
took plum Monday night In tho Cheater
river. flooring that the drwlgrra were
flux in their work two of the state's vcmala
pnx'mtlt‘d to theChestor river, arriving than
about l0 p. m. The officers found the ppm
men doing illegal work and varietal them of!
the forbidden grounds. Not being «they‘d,
tho navy lax-nod fire, and met with a warm
rel-option at the hands of the dnvim
Finally the oyster men's'floct were driven 08,
No blood m
but no arm were made.
qviltou either of the state‘s veneia, and the
Marty commamlcr is unable to state what
damage his shots inflictedon the dml
Allout on shots were fired by both cities.
changes II the Carnegie Companion.
l’rrrsucno. Oct. l'l.-—At the annual meet
ing of the stockholdenof theilnn of (Jungle
BthradtikiJn this cityJIenry
Ia. ruined his tuition la chairman.
Chairman D. A. fltewart was eluted chair-
man. J. 0. lie-alien: was elected vice chair-
man. Ir. Phipps retains his interestin the
lion. and retires from active duty for a
:rldd rest. Atamcetlng of the stub
lowsoftbetldeamrrie. Phi
kilo.
Johnll‘aikernalgaaltbec
m. Ir.WalkerrctaiuahlaminimalisticL
gamma-m 'f'baeauaeforhbretbnusat
2:40 chi,
eight starters; Arthur “'ilkcs first, Black
ice
and
William LAM malarial to 3m
him. ll.ll.Corrywaseieetadvhcbah~
" 7. l l ‘1.
mm“... m
* eunurmum
Mackenzic's Book Still Under
Discussion.
AN llranrul. consumers.
The 'l'lmea Nata Extracts from the wk
and the om... Doctora’ Report and
so... I'll-c Mechani- Used the Knife
Often" Than Ilia (lumen; Colleagues.
Inunox, Oct. 17.4fm Times devotes an
Entire page to an impartial review of both
Dr. Mechanic's hook and the report 01 the
German physicians on the illness of the late
Emperor Frederick, and aim: is calm discs-c»
tion of both decides that. Mackenzie isfshown
to have applied the knife in the treatment of
the kuiser’s throat oftener than did his Ger‘
man colleagues The prolongatim of the un—
fortunate controversy does not help Mac-
kenzie, except in the increase of the sale of
his; built, but, on the amtrary, swells the
already large number of persona who believe
that has be permitted himself to make state-
ments which the circumstances d0 110'-
justify, and whose absolute accuracy he can-
York Herald agreed to pay £400 for the ox-
elusive use of the extracts from the book
publislml in its Paris edition, but itisbo-
listed that it will now decline to pay that
sum, on the ground that tho prior publica-
tion of the norm in The ‘Mulical Journal
was a violation of agreement. Schidrowitz,
the London agent of The Vim None Freio
Pmssc, who is generally believed to have fur-
nished the unauthorized extracts from the
book, is also the morn-spandcnt of The Berlin
. Tngbluft, which [wiper published the extracts
simultaneously with its Vienna and Paris
I mntcmtnmries on Friday last.
‘ Frank Buck, alias Francis Bailey, the
American burglar, who, with Billy Porter,
was extradited to (lomumy for trial, was ex—
amino-l in the prison at Munich. lie amused
his emmincrs by his dueliah clothing and
dcmrnnor, and with the aid of :1 German dic-
tionary, which is his mnstnnt companion,
guve answers to tho qumtions‘put to him
which frequently turned the tables against
his quostiomrrs.
Spanish detectives are again actively cu-
‘agud in slmliowing Don Carlos.
A SIGN OF FATAL WEAKNESS.
Such the Latest Attitude of The Times In
Considered to no.
Loxnox, Oct. 17,—Thecoming meeting of
the Panic-ll mrmnissiem already throws a
shallow largo and pnrtcntioxrs enough to mo—
nomlize political attention. Tlu- particulars
of the charges made by The London Times,
Illt‘fl yesterday. show a general change of
front on the part of the prisecutor. After
years of virulent personal charges against
Mr. Parnell and daring him to moot them,
this assailant of wall things Irish now
turns around and trics to evade the
conscqucums of its conduct by throwing
outnbig drag net in tho shape of vague
allegations against the whole lrish part)‘.
No loss than sixty-five Irish members havn
flied affidavits of answer, and if The Tilllr‘s
mccrwls in fastening upona single one of
this number a solitary suspicious action, lt‘Ir
tor, or connection it hopes thus to stream
complete failure. But it is thegcnoral ho
lief that Justice Hannen will not permit this
kind of subterfuge, but hold The Times to
prwf that its alleged Parnell letters arc gen-
llillt‘.
T he opinion generally prevails among law-
yers that The 'i‘iinm‘ case as deliver-ml to Mr.
l’amcll's solicitors is startingly weak, and
prcllictionsarc freely made that it will fall
to the ground. The newspapers are commentr
ing on the case without rtscrve, apparently
oblivious of the fact that the Parnell commis-
sionis a court of justice and that Justice
Brannon is notoriously severe upon person
whose utterances have a tendency to preju-
dice cases which are or my subsequently
come before him. In this view scores of
editors have qualified themselves for im-
prisonment for contempt of court.
Mlnlator West's ltloh Inheritance.
llosmx, Oct. 17.-—The will of the late Lord
Sackville inqucaths everything liclonging to
his estate not entailed to the queen's maids
of honor. Sir ldonel S. Sackvillo-Wost,
British minister at Washington, inherits the
entailed estates, which are worth £l0,llm a
year.
Sun]: at the “'luarf.
CALAIEI, Oct. lit—The channel steanier
Ville de ('nlnhi, while lying at lwr wharf, ox-
plodcti her boilers. The VM'I was turn in
two, and the forward part sank imnuxiiutcly.
It is {wired that several live-s more but, but
as yet no bodies have been found
Reported Battle.
Lox-mm, Oct. l'f.——lt in remrted that a.
fight has taken place at Tashkingun. in which
fill) of the soldiers of the amour of Afghanbv
tan and will) of the re ls were killed and
Wounded.
Floods In Abram.
lion, Oct. 17.--Disastmus flotilla have oc-
curred in the district of Abruuo, by which
it or foam! that many lives have been loaf.
Tho {mullinry (lainagc is cuormous.
llrakemea In Convention.
Continue, 0., Oct. l7.——'l'he fifth annual
convention of the Brotherhood of Railway
Brakcmcn began its u-aaion here last evening
with try'th’k-gateao‘preaent. Grand Master
B. E. 'i loam, Peoria, llla. presided.
and Mayor llruck «mum: an 'uldm of
wclmnm. Grand Master Wilkinson delivered
the annual ultimo and Hon. W. 8. Catwalk-r
talked tntho convention on the relatiuia of
employers and cmgihiym. Eugene V. Dobba,
grand aecmtary of the Brotherhood of Inco-
motive Firemen, spoke cramming capital
and later, discouraging strikes and urging
arbitration. The evening session closed with
a hamorom qeeeh frun Charles F. Porter,
of New (tritium. known as the dude brake»
man. Beirut business meetings are hing
held today.
Marty Vishnu-raced”
Parnanstrma, Oct. ll.-Whn Banal
WWorkman Powderlywaa ah“: be
had read the dispatch from Toronto, which
aaidthatT.ll.llai-ry,wlmrd¢nadfromun
Wen-cud" board of the ,
labor, announces that be h forming a
new society, he said:
formauaw iation alaltakeintoltan
“moths; and scheme and makeup
tentaw ohavebeen aimlngtolnjuremgp.
den-arid interim with its and“
Nummuetabetbemoutof the
é
ludhimilodepeed. Bewillba uaa
[reatfavorandauhuama “mambo
WWI-hymn."
momma-nan.
not prove. It is umiorsfbod that The New .
ortazn. r ~ ..
decided to give
purchases of set
‘ Imp
Scofield & Hoyt have
al Iota of Dry Goods.
LOT N0. l.-—Ohildren’a Clocks, 4 year size, 82.09; 6 years, $3.9; 8 years, 02.89; 10
Plush fiacquee
years, 83.00.
Ledlee’ Uloaka, $6.87, $8.25. .10.”. MW.
from ‘19.”.
LOT N0. 2.—Colored Henrietta Cloths 23c., all wool in all colors at 420., advertised
elsewhere at We. All wool Tricots at 430., good value at 500.
cloths, all colors, fine quality at We.
LOT NO. 3,~19 inch Silk Flushes, all colors, at 09c.
ed for six months from ”.00 upwards.
bargain. ,
LOT N0. .4.——bfiscellanvous. Good all wool carpets at 60c., former price lbs.
500 Curtain Poles 25c. each. Bonds-u, six feet long at 25c.
size at $2.50; 50 do. small size. $1.00, best goods. Swede Gloves 4 buttons,
50c. Ludiee’ and Gellta’ all wool Red Underwear from 590. upwards.
Oilcloths in all widths and qualities.
beeping goods at the lowest. prices. <
SCOFIELD 8c H0sYT, .
No. 3 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Broad-
Black Dress Billie, warrant»
1:?“ customers‘the benefit of some fortunate
Black Satin Rhadame at 980., a big
100 Rugs large
A fulietock of meare and House-
NORWALK. CONN.
Plush saunas all Jacinta.
During the month of Octo-
bcr our price will be unap—
proachuble “
The Following in n
to
and
BUILDERS
It is not all
Nickel Plate
own town.
A Iso
E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
Gas
The Buck Ranges
and
Th Roofers.
E. K. LOCKWOOD & 00.. Norvvalk.
FOR S ALE
Situatcd on Main Street, West Avcnuc’, Taylor Avenue, l'Ilm
wood A vcnnc, Monroe Street, Woodward Avenue, Lowe Street
Concord Sin-0t. Spring Street, Corner Summit and Golden
Ilill Sirccls, llavilnnd Street. t‘urnvr [Tnion Franklin
Sirccls, Mcndow Strcct uml 'I'urnpiiur.
:lllil
LOTS.
Situated on Slain Strccl, Corncr 'l‘nylnr Avenue and Wes
Street, Taylor Avenue, West Avcnuc. llillsidc Phil-c, Meadow
Slrcct, Cross Street, Summit Strcct. lulmwood Avenue, Buy-
vicw Avenue, Pine Street, Prospect Place, Hamilton Avenue,
Day Street, Raymond Street, Corner Waller and Raymond
Streets, and Lots Framing on tho Carriage liridgc.
East, Norwalk.
Houses and Lois situated on Pleasant Street, Osborn Avenue,
Cove Street, Henry Street, (honor Iloyt Street and Cottage
Avenue, Cottage Avenue, and St. John Avenue.
The property on the above list will be sold at reasonable
prices and on easy terms.
We also have some outside property for sale at very reason-
able prices.
mllllflll & llllllllll,
llll. lulu lllll manual inns.
Washington St, South Norwalk
Special Prices
ARCHITECTS
covered with
. It is made in
YOUR
Agent for the
celebrated Alter carefully oxnniining
R 11:31:33 D the samples we took - the
Plumbers and pieces to om Cliliih 11ml.
Filters, Slutt-
HOUSMES” ” AND LOTS
Wollll Ill Nfllll.
Two of the loading English
Manufiictnrcrs of “London Dye
chl Sen] Plush" submitted
samples to us through their
New York ngmvls desiring us
to Choose what we considered
the bust Hush and Color for
wear as they had a new pm
0098 which this your would
rcvolulimiizc the entire. manu-
facture of Plush.
(31's in New Y. rk who were
perfectly mnnxcd at the super
ior color and the unusual fine
iinishof the Plush. , At their
earnest solicitation we placed
an order for three times as
many Plush goods as we ever
bought. licfiu-o at one time. We
now realize the quantity to be
largo and can only hop.0 to sell
the surplus stock by 0091'ng
thegoods for the next thirty
days, or until lhcscnson opens,
BOSTON ST
, many have to tulrc what gar-
.—.....___.__
ditiou to selling our Sacqucs
and Jackets at cost we pro
pose making terms easy to
those who have not the ready
cash for the entire purchase.
Ladies by making a small dcr
posit at time. of purchase the
garment will be carefully laid
aside. a receipt given for
money, and the balance can be
paid before or on November 1.
This is an opportunity every
intending buyer should appre-
ciate, as it gives you a chance
to carefully select your Sacque
or Jacket from the finest
goods made, and prevent the
confusion that always occurs
later in the season when so
mcnt they can get. And fur-
thermore we guarantee . by
offering our production at cost
that you are saving at least
from $5 to $20 on your gar-
ment if you purchase before
November lst, from us.
Tho Sacqucs and J acketsare
now on exhibition and are the
finest ever shown in the city;
the lowest priceszlm'c finished
equal to the best. All are
made of the “New London
Dye Seal Plush” which is al-
most un exact counterpart of
real seal, few can detect the
color, and we control
color Norwalk.
under our own supervision, so
that we have left nothing no.
done, but. on the contrary have
had every garment out, lined,
filled and finished equal to ziny
custom-made goods in America.
_ the
All are made
Our prices are as follows.
'I‘hclclt‘hand side prices are
this years; right hand prices
last years. '
SflCQUéS.
$18.49 this yr. last yr. $25.00
19.95 " “ 27.50
24.50 “ . "' 30.00
27.50 5 “ 32.50
35.00 > " “ 49.50
40.00 “ " 55.00
50.00 “ ‘l
65.00
Jackets.
$10.95 this yr. last yr. $17.50
13.50
.1695
2095
SI» ‘5
21.50
25.00
29.50
ab at
LL It
BflS'l'llN S'l‘fllll,
:13 cents a gallon.
at what they cost us. In nd- difference so perfect is the NORWALK.
lure filler Vinegalcumsmw BIIIIS
MIXED SPICES!
Twenty kinda of spices uiixcd for pickling.
GREEN GINGER ROOT.
Nice Juicy Lemons
15 cents a dozen.
ROCK SA LT. HAY SA LT.
All Kinds of Whole Spices.
As Much Sugar for the Money
as any all around honest dealer can give.
Ready for Pickling and
Preserving Time Here.
X
[Allard Alum flats
One bazofonr Old Barley ()sta are worth)
bags of other.
«an chaff in compulsun.
lllllle & installs.
Dibble’s Block Main St.
A Lillfirlllllllll
has all Sluts
(lo-lag in Daily for
Alihfitolfltf
C. H. Harvey.
w... W”
law we actually special sale." my
neonate-olden the at lat an every day
curiae them. III ltrluly
'I'heaoodo
armhlabalibotdlbapflcawlt in the reach of
Rubbegtwéoods
A SPECHILTY.
W.-4¢o—ww
They Shall be Sold at Last
Year’s Prices.
REMEMBER
C. H. HARVEY,
In Main Street.
son on Norwalk.
x1
Will weigh 40 and 4‘: lba lo the
hu-hel,and it takes miuhty good Data to do it.‘
also a hair. You may think you have been feed-.
mg gomlmla. tie-.- oura and you may think your‘
FAIL AND WINTER WEAR '
communes.
every two-m. ly stock as too numerous we
mention prim.
I—Iavc placed in stock their full line 0i
Men’slouth’siloy’s
CLOTHING
Insurance Building,
So. lot-walk.
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