tum-its ESaretheIDWEB'l‘. Ifyouwant I'll. i 1' Cfitsioy‘memtoon-‘uim will never regret callingat 3001mm;pandnuhbflsf; ~ 1» . theoldtamilyllootsndshoestoreof _ C. H HarVeyfs, 70 North Main Street- - 'lhlsh‘thithouhit'snotallmnny. Andmrochk 'neatb the roses mayweary car amnmmjmsswbohmdhoam Autism i lost In thenlsntyofswast. «CyWarmaalnllewYckaun. SETTLING A CLAIM. "llackinthssflsntimfsaid a Texas merchant who was "on esst" buying goods.“th [was adjusterforabig mercantile home of Galveston. l was out to Investigate s- creditorofthehs outinthesouthwestsnpartofthsstate, my instructions being to collect the claimorrunanattawhmeutcu the con- cern. "Attbemdof awhonrs’run oa'the trainlfoundmyselfin—Jhenearut railroad station toP— —, thetownofmy delinquent custaner. which upon inv quiryIfqusdtobel'l nilsswest onthe lien'canbordu'. ”In my prowling about —-—. whom should I run acrossbutmyoldfi’iend Billficott.captdnof the'l‘oxasrangers, who asked me what I was doing out there. lfranklystatedmy businessand ukeditbeknewtbemanlwasgoingto asttlewith. “'Know Gringo Perez?8cott repeat- ed. ‘Well, I reckon l do—that is, ‘by reputation.” He's a regular fire eater! Why.manalive, Gringo Peres has fine hdrl like you on toast for breakfast. Be is a greener. you know.-whom his fellow citizens nicknamed ‘Gringo'— thelrtermofmtempt foranAmerican —becausehegave upsheepsbearingand horse stealing.and tooktothesloww butsurerbusinemof merchandise. He's aholyyuror—addsanotch tohis pistol butt every six months and two during, W Pay! Why.hsdui’t pay for anything. and as for your attachment you'd as well tryto serve attachment papers on the devil for back bills on brimsttmel' " 'Say. Rios. I think I'd better this over with you. We are making thm headquarters while we make a roundup of this season’s crop of horse thieves, road agents and fencecuttersinthis [mart of the country. and I can leave word for the boys to join me at P—-—- when theycome in this evening. We might comeinhmdyif you getintoauytrou- ble' “It is needless to say that 1 accepted Scott‘s otter with avidity, though I gave him to understand that I had not under- taken to adjust that claim under the im- passion that l was going toaSnndny school picnic and would need to wear my biled shirt. “It was about noon when we set out for 15—. l riding one of Scott’s 'extras,‘ a wiry. nimble footed little broncho. I had taken the precautionary measure of getting out my attachment papers before we started—which I still hoped to use only as a lustreaort in bringing Hr. Fire Ester to terms. "It was cl“ upon 4 o‘clock in the afternoon when we rode into P——.'s typical Tao-Mexican border town. Most of the houses were l-story mlobes. straggling along either side of the main street. which was nothing mm or less than the continuation of the wagon road from one settlement to another. “'l'hero were bunches of chapoml here and there about the outskirts of the town. and a dense thicket of it lay about a mile away to thewest. Five of the nine busiwss houses had ‘Saloon' in big letters over the door. and calmly and peacefully confronting me when we got all our horses was the sign. '0. Perez. dealer in dry goods. clothing. hats. caps. millinery. boots. shoes. notions, gro- ceries. hides. wool. agricultural imple meats. etc..’ which covered the entire gable end of the unpainted. weather boanled store. "Tied tothorachonelthcrsldoof the public well were 8 or 10 lumies, their flanks weighted down by theblg lied can subtler. which varied their monot- onous duration by biting and kicking at each other while their indifferent riders hated on the steps and storms of the stores. telling yarns. smoking rig-mum, flaylag miter and finding the mainly pore. which were handed out regard of addre- by the ohlhdag W for "We toned Pure: in. lie named out. weighed and tied up BI worth of man for a slab sided girl. while I introduced myself and stated my terms. This Menstrual duty finished and the lid cat back mnfnllyoo the sugar iarrel. anally Informed me that my house night” tohr-ll. and that he‘d pay when he got resdy and not More. "ll-terally this reception did not had to hicrsass my mislality,srsll ”momma on mhssl and went out. intending to put my attachment ndtmthimtoservetlwmstm. "tin tbs deputyturasd psle at the Isalsa of serving papers on Gringo museum“ Maintain-t present mummy at one. was the re- sell of It never. under any etchin- sMces. msddlin with other folhes‘ bust ass-ra' . ., ' “my": man’wofln'“ ”mam7M' ’ outings: "QT m therateoffllmiles an hour. somedetunnedforsminutenhensnd. denly collecting himself he whirled round.mu his hand in a drawerand whim out. a revolver. but before he gotagoodgrlponitlknochedit outof hishand.draddled it onythefila'wnd covuinghimwithmyownfld‘: Como. ofthst drawer. Alittlecsshwould mahitessierforbothofua' “Like all bullies. the fellow was- blnlfmdooward. Besswwshadbim sndli~eccled downstandingsullenly Iggyhile Scott finished the paper and on the counters and found some tucks and a hammer. with which be fastened the noticeon the outside of the door. Then. rejoining ms, Scott kicked the fallen pistol under one of the counters, him topreoedeus outofthe store. This done. he looked the door, put the key in his pocket. and we then bade our host a pleasant good evening and walked over to the racks to get our homes. “ 'I don’t think it would be a had thing for our health toget out of here as soon as we an.’ Scott said. ‘The boys be in a skirmish somewhere.‘ “We watt-ml our horses. mounted androdedown the main street. As we passed a little shanty close to the road. Scott sniffed and said: 'That smelt: like fried ham and eggs. don’t. it? Let's stop and have a snack.’ “We alighted. hitched our horses b‘e- hindthe housein an angle made bya shedroom which served as the kitchen, and going inside seated ourselves at one of the two oilcloth covered tables and gave our order to an old man. who filled the joint and respective pou'tions of pro prietor, cook and waiter. “While we were eating we were inter- rupted by the entrance of a girl. whom I recognized as the custom: r at Grin- go’a when we first called on him. She had an old shawl over her head. between the close held edges of which her nimll. intelligent. frightened face peered out strikingly. She could not hevcbeen more than 14 yearsold, yet Lcr face had all the shrewduess and strength of a wom- an's. Denim.r put us. she made a hasty survey of the kitchen, and turning asked ‘Wbar's Tobe? “ ‘Gone to the well,‘ I said. thinking she meant our host. and. half rising and smiling in spite of myself. I added after the manner of the country Storekeeper. ‘Can I do anything for you. miss? “She came close to the table. and lean- ing on the back of Scott‘s chair she said nervously: ' “ 'You'ns better cl'ar out. quick! Dad an the boys is on yer trail. Ho come home to snpptr an l v.2. mi (Lin. .‘.l-.- on maw‘s hulc‘ll git it fur yuu‘us' donn‘s.‘ - “We “talent-ml in a limb that sh.- was wanting us a;.-.iu.~t Un’ngo. ” 'Who are you, child"? Scott asked. turning and taking her band. ‘Why d , you come to save n:.’:‘ “ 'l nin‘t kenrin so much about suvin yon'ns as gittin him tulr np.‘ she an- swered seriously. ‘Still. I didn't Want him to git the drop on ycrathat ain'.‘ . fair.‘ “She watched the door furtively. and . gathered up the ends of the simul in. though for flight nauho went on: 10's. my steppow. an o menncr cuss newr lived. Me an maw'd 'n' let' him long; ago. but he would kill us of he ever killtllcd up with us. The only way to do is to é git him tult up for some or his deviltry g and put in the [mlytcnshnryg whzzr be Loan't git at us. But, honest. you fo-llrrn i better vnmwse. You ain't got no tinn- to fool. lle'sgono artcr thetfowlm boys. an I heard him tell Dick Sims an them to jine ‘ozn back thzlr luck or the r.uly‘~ lam.’ She poimcd to the roar of the house. Some uv 'cm is goin to lay I or yer in front, and some uv 'om is gold to lay fur yer bchm. an yor c.m't git mton town no ways. You letter git u more on yer. honest? ”81w started to the door, thou shrank back. ‘Tlmr's tho Cowlm lmyu now!’ she caclalnuxl. ‘llod ain‘t fur o: . I]! he sees me, i‘m in mmm.’ "By this time Mott and l were on our fu-t. and the prmn‘mtor come m with his bucket of water. Iii» manner led us to unwound hope —-that there was not b- Ing unusual going on in the sin-«L Ho. ting the bucket or! tin shelf ho wiped h.» hands on the toll of his cat. and telling a plug of tobacco out of his [mute pocket bit on a show as he namrkcd msuully: "I reckon you tellers it been doln pom thin. an Ihnr is goin to be wmw Mutt-o. I seen Gringo Pcm. an the I MW]: -1 boys an Dick time an or lot or 'mu. so they united to be Imrnmndio the bonus. for as l haste, yon‘n» ain't got nosimw. You thought jcs' us well thm‘ up yer Iran‘s an s‘rsmier.‘ “Well. 'as for as i could no: this mm the stntmwnt of an unflattering fact. 'Don't bolt. Rice.” lleott said calmly. his words aecommniml by the rapidly revolving six clicks of his plsull. ‘the boys will be in any minutemwo'm all ’ right? “'lat‘srgetmocr tar-sell add, “sod rashes dash for distinct“! u " 'Btsy whom you arr-f he answered. sndhisvylce had the rings! theborn common. 4‘ “ ‘Whet em you gang to do? l died. “tied. “'Whiplsellout of the whulvtmval' ' to barricade lb ”Whom ‘baehdoorwithhenelsofsugarand leer. "methods anon lb Iltlwldropped beckfrofli her '1‘ Wm littlswtdts face sandy at disinterested curiosity-u] smells- tisn. ller heavy liddsd black cm W with mtmnentnud her I melted nostrils romrsctsd ‘ shale-dad Iii-ammo!“ muses-ta . Mines .mysttmfisa talcum met Was he: he“ bomb “his wisest-s“ , “It; beam this ransacked the miscellanwus stock on and getting behind Gringo requested Scot u 'lmbu m “b". “w ‘ "Bargain ‘ some lIAlll AND ass ere. .. 1‘ > so. soawsnx. ’thessare all Eng down it afterward. Theuwhlrling, around fscingus, he slammed the gall down on the table and said: ‘Gentlemcn, that‘s my weapons. and here's me at yer carries. 1 don't knowwhat’devllmeat yer beeuup to. but I'mwith yet! I‘m d kind or a excuse to shakethis eat, euyhow. Thar ain‘t enough excl t gwino on here for me. I e furder west whar folks h . and i‘d jesaslief doclnr’ on yon‘uses side aseny- wsnt to got some ray principl body else'sl; “Our fortnnl acceptance of the armsof our unexpected ally was prevented by the whiz ofabsllpastthewindowaud Scott's springing to the door and calling t: “‘Throw down your arms and ear render in the name of the law!” “ 'Hnn’us over that damned fine hair an we will.’ cam Gfingo's voice. “ ‘What have you against him? asked t. “‘He's tooblamsd‘smart anwearsa stake an ridered shirt? answered avvic': from the rear of the mob, followed by a roar of laughter. which was suddenly covered who Scott was. . " 'That's Bill Scott. thebellwether us the rangers!” howled one, le's capture are mighty ate getting in. They may luml' “ ‘Yes, he's strayed oil too for from the fold this time!‘ yelled another; ‘10': sheer him!‘ "‘liim an thetine hair'il look party riden uv the same rail. won't they? joked another. and so the fun might have goes- on until they forgot their blood thirst. had not Gringo himself ushed to ths front swinging his pinto around hh bead and yelling. ‘Toh—ll with yer foolin. boys! I’m here fur businem. I've beer insulted an my rightsas ercitiscn us this state an county interfered with All that is infaror uv pussonal rights on hones' deals come on an help mI whoop the studio out‘n these smartcl leckst' “llis harangue was welcomed by r murderous yell and the click of whc‘ sounded like a hundred [istols and Win chesters. “'Staud your grcuml!‘ said Scott t we and Tobe. “ 'All right, capt' answered Tobe as l;- rammcd at end or" tobacco into hismom and hitched his powder and ahothotz. around handy. The old man flirl‘ danced from side to side of thehalf ope: door. as cugzrr us a boy who has light: thefnsc of his first Fourth ofJuly rockrt “ ‘Gimmc lief. cap: gimme lief t‘ h chuckled. bracing his shoulder again; the .- un. “ ‘Wait a minute; wait a minute” Scott said. putting one hand on the ol man‘s shoulder and cooping the othc around his ear, honing toward the nor. and listening: intently. “ “That's the lmys!’ he said. 'l h:-;’ their hom-s‘ It t t.' Then flinging t. door wide open he called out once mor. ‘Throw down your urmsi I comma. you in the haul“ of the state of Texas? “Their answer was a volley of bulls which Scott nturncd by thrusting or. his pistol arm and emptying the hi chambers into their faces. This gar. the signal to me and the old man. wl. kept the strewn hot from the other st. for the next eight minutes. till the 11s.. gens uuno. [Lot I tell you they were ill longest eight minutes I over counted The old man was in his glory. The we, be wured powder. wade. bullets an cups into Bliss Betsy and ilrcd them or. was equals-l only by the way he ejecte. one quid of tobacco null bit of! another without inttrruptlng the stream of to bacco juice he sported on the floor t« the right of wherever he stmd. lie tool it as a matter of official interference the: the rangers should come up and tall the light out of our hands. “ 'Duru 'om!’ he growled. when w. saw the mob turning to must the atlas-1. of the men from the rear. Hesent his last load at random through the air, and going to the bucket, stood leaning on Miss Betsy while he gulpcd down two massive slippers 0! water. “ ‘Sonnv fools is ailers meddlin.’ h. went on. 'Thcm rangers better be loud in to their Indium an let us ton to oum' lt ml 'n' been the mn'rln In P- to hm Gringo Pom up his gang laid out b3 three men an a “All? "This called our attention to the chi! ‘ whom we had utterly forgotten. Loot. ins around I found her sitting on one oi the barrels against theback dorm swing. lag her feet and calmly awaiting results. “'Do you want to go home.dssyl'l shed. set her little teeth and shook her head. "'No; l darn'tl Dad od kill use for there! llssecs me to hermanhnowsl flv him srwayt' " 'l'hat's all right. Cheer the old man mid. "You kin come all go ontwestwitl. ain'taoscboolsoutthsr.snloughth.r beedlcatssll' "Our rum family discussion we: interrupted bytherrtnrnof 8cm, who informed us that Gringo and hiring- Idlersweruhadccdlnthecalabamand mmwmu thepaghad “ambush. Wand ttnsgreapcfcfiissnswho Whimeoneensdh—ppm ct Chsc's proszitton that Iheoocht to he'edicatoh'nndapum wee-laden}; th and them providingfwthschlll .dhsrnatnrroctofrcaehofflrlngo whenheshmlldapinbsat has." tlfl ' maflsaandllvedhapplly am one .flhmeL“ «:33 ofspul’llngafirst classic ”in hamltomfessthatcboc andber'mavrwmtbschto Odom whenhegotoutofjsihmdthatm sh menths' ‘edtesdoa’ only served to mats let s bettusnd mm mmummmmm Butt-Newtonian“. assumes-«s. changed to one of fury when it wasdis- lowing momma so. watt-s rumors Tosoaam sun: mucus-s assures-resales Muhammad-[M There is a low. sloping roof near whenfl-year-old JimmyWal-h livesst blbWssbingtnnstrest.‘ Whartbemow felloutheroofdlmmylavltsdhlshimd Alphonse Costello. who is two year oldsrtban be.tocome over and slide. ’I'beyslld—onbarrel staves—aadssidit was “out of fight." Young Oofillo, wboishnowntothe other munbua of the Happy Home gang of Washington street-s"I-'iany.”is ofarsdectiveturn ofmind. “Jimmy.” said be. "this We gun tes- taelt. I never seen snow yet wot didn'tmeltjustwheuycdidn’twanta haveit. Whatgood'llouralidebsthen?‘ Jimmy' didn'tknow. "Well.l'lltellyertben."pursuedlln~ . "Wot's the matter‘widbutts fer Jimmy. "lt’ahiswhishrsau.’ Jasticeltyan loaded atflistwohoys. "You boy with theblsckeya. have you embeenanestedbsfweT-idhs. “0n‘yosscet.yerlunir.”repliedFinny meskly. "l was up before yer honor. ltwaswbenJimShes'soy-stsrscowwas huh into las' summsr,yer hater. l Wmhsinswlmminthaaanths cop nabbed no I was was. chsrgedhyysrbma.” AgentDsnbertctthsGeI-rysadstylu- terposedtorsmsrktbattheoystsrscow in caution w- rubbed at midnight. whathshllooranyotharhsywaanct Mtobeinswn-amg,and,m. th'blssdtnbcilc was gdnt’unashhie jaww’enit hell out? Ildlhowlwu grintatripupanfallegsm’ it? Judge. athero- m' hsart.s'help me i never touchedth'boileranyway.’ “’l'hfi is the boy.” uflained Agni Dam-whammwswam boalzr' out otawindowInW-hingtmstrert at a priestwhowaspadng byaad hit him unthshsad. 'l‘hstwasabcuttwomonths ago. Bswasdischargedbecsuehesaid itwsaansecidot." “Didyousteslthisbutta?'ashed.lu tireByau ' "No. sir.” mid both boys at once. “Sums bigger teller-swiped it. Tb- they date as dirt hypnttin itonom uwell, you're hard chsactcrs. any— "l'llouamit you out. uninteresting ltIs abowwtbaouMHsOIome oust. ‘ human-r. new“ thistle! the limbs hwsfltaeeasaflseatovanm i l i i it 5E ‘5: 1:9 lit; it, .i: I '51 i. I i i Remember winter andth must carriedintosummenhencethegrestzggdction. 0’ Mt M ‘HiEGER, under Mahackemo Hotel. Wireless-issoosemmsmmnom , evenr PAIR Witness-ran. ~ Oaflandexamlnethemheforepumhasinganyothershoe,» H. s. BROWN’S South Mametreet. So. Norwalk. TELEGRAPH“: ssevrfiis. 'l'hahornernlehill wasrehdln the Brit- Ish house'of parliament for the first time. The board of annals of the Pacific dig trier. of the National Trotting association gave a decldon upholding the lerality cl Stamboul’s reared of WK. made at Stoch- toa last. November. At St. John, N. 15.. in the skating rac- l‘rsd Brena defeated Harold Hagen In the Halls dash. Noreen; skated an exhibition of three miles the round. lie cov- ered thsdistanos In 9 minutes It sounds. Thebest record for thrvemlles Is 9 minutes “Menorah-ads by Joe Donahue at Oranphkaltl. Y..oulareh8,lm. The Calitorula state legislature is great— ly concerned over Senator Stanford’s health. There will be no adjournment iftbereisauyehanesofauelectionof another United States senator. lathe common couneil of Philadelphia an udinana was passed prohibiting the employment hyeontractors on municipal works of other than American eitiaens. The ordinance will probably passthe select council and become a law. Robert. Innis Stevenson is very ill with P- , The Rev. H. Price Collier of Brooklyn haaobtalned a decree of absolute divorce frunhiawifestSioudelaS. l). MITCHELL us win. ‘I'II Pull-lurks of the Fight. With Cor- bett Kat Canal-dad. ._ le Yoltl. Feb. lbs-Charley Mitchell. the English milk. met William A Brady and Billy Delaney. Corbett‘s rapt-e sentatives, yestcnlay afternoon. For an hour and a half the atmosphere in the sporting editor's room wasth with Eng- lish Ins-e and American oratory. Mitch» ell covered Brady's to 31m) hills withal mulhandhsthen objected to the di- vision of the purse lobe fought for. and so the negotiations ended all in air for the It. "It is agreed of course that the winner take allthe purse."sald Hanger Brady «randomly. "0h.ao."said Mitchell. "I think there should be a division." Brady mid that he wanted it to be all or nothing, but was willing to permit II.” of It to go to the loser for training ea- penssa Mitchell, however, demanded that the purse be divided—a) and alper cent. Brady would not agree tothis, autlnaan argument he said that the purse might be mom, in which case Mitchell would re- ceive new for lighting Corbett, which was really soon more than he was betting oaths-mils. Tbsmcettnghsdtobssd- journal until mdayla enter that Brady might hear from Corbett Cuba's ml! cams-bout to detach last night. He wind from St. Paul: “ll lean't whip that wind- bag.l dm‘twant a cent. Winner must tahsall." confidence in snxmsss. mmmmmsmnmmn MIME-terns. him! Boot. Feb. m—me fish- l-ek.tn a special m—apbthskghla- tum-ideumiplan in several of thsdo- psrtasmla of the state government has heldhlgburnivslturyeara Ofthelnsans asylum he “z/“In their mntrnpon tbsboard deelaredashorlagsof mmmmwdmmmnbe ltsv.8.fl.lluehanan.but more recent re- ports pat the shortage at to.“ This amoungaddedtothssumhereeclvalfm pay patientamahes his entire err-bruis- mtllxm The most fea- tursotthsalalrlsthc fact thatthsbaanl lailvdtouhcahomhas required bylaw. bubbdariaghhhntumsndtbuit waadllllgthatsermthathestolcnpward of “all. for which sum the stale baaao clarity whatever.” He also says some one has stolen the rreordinthesrcretsry of mate's silo “QWMHW admin-goof amendment No l. which repudiated more than stamp» of the atata’slndabtsdnn. INCREASING 'msm midunous “I "M' Lanna-lath- Dossblsa Ila Dollars la a Year. leYoll. Feb. ll—Aftcr a most seer , useful meeting the reinvention of the Anette-ISM Published-aorta- tioawasbroaghttoaehacwithahsaqnet sttbslielellmperlsl nun-mum.- ”wallow-announce“ by “.me year ittahmmululntoeomthea-osnt. “Wot eflseva fit the ensuing yssrresaltsdss idle-rs: JamssVl.8ects efthstimolIerald,prs-ideat;lll. Wanda of the Boston Herald. vies - deat:'.C.Brysatofthsllmollya mes. muslfiflryncavof shell" York treasurer. Manson-dues: I. WNMTON INTSOIIHV. '5. b has fined more and heats 'Ieh W. him. I. 1.” 11-1“ summit tss appoint-d to tar-stints th- dishonesty deflect» roe-at Mastic-s hasdrswa report: Weber-menu, ! ." DOYOU‘ v“ COUCH DON? DELAY TAKE lrztdess. [Fl [7 r'w'm m Ear. “announce ' [nouns - mam) - nor - sung. Car-Without Stomach Dragging. FEIALE DISIIBEKS. COUPLING", ”WWW. IIREGULEKXIIB mseucsuems. Inflammation. Congestion. etc. ".00 a Box ls) Days Trams-r) BI HMS". urns. or THE. w. c. snares CA. ll Y.Gy. TRIAL "X 50 CENT.- Get Circulars-f HONEY REFUNDID Ifrhey Fulto Relieve lac-n. one ! GOIIWS. , Guaranteed to ennuPIE prevent and car: _k We. Prices“: ‘nD II.I.. lies Haven t Ilantom It. It DICKMBBB ll. I8”. mlxs LEAVE SOUTH XOB‘VALK AS FOLLOWS: You Newton. ALI—5:) es. 535 491.545 r145 if» local u..‘$l.ex 731L151. 756cm ”I -r.smlocaleapress.9lll ex. ear ae.toll ca. 105') l’lttsfleld rm. rm local as. P. 12:52 ea. Ill ac. :a: 01.15! If. “If ac. 4!) ea. 55 ac. saw ex. stones email-unifies. 7 56 “.1021“..an m. “'ashington express. 'iunda er—Oliac. P. H.415 at. lfluwaat. For: In HAVE. A. I.—l til en. il'lea. ti h «c.33lac..8t8ac..9llea.. [0er louse. P. “Fumes"! 1021.. l M an. 20] can ms l. on I‘m. 43? Lexjtltucdo midtown some: sc.,i'l.'u-x. in ac. to v ridgeporr fill ac..9si sc.. II 15 Adams ex. and an. R25 a.m.. ea iundays—lai ar DI: ac..a.rn.; “Barnum Qua. In. Washes. Ulla m hosts»: ex. l'oa llama». A. IL—slo at. 315 em. alt-ex. hitter. 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M Isa have be. astily and ”win “if???" . ”3"- have been dssltwtth muss lawn-unis...“ Iain the new III-5th sea-atm- hea 3 sons was “an. rs- eleadsrs have l has given thsaltsraattvset applying to “mama-autumn. enthuse “was CURB “team hem :lsslathstm mastic: ¢ ' we last may... at that in .«*""Wu"lm lbw-meme“ i. an "ng'mifi.:=hfl ”nmncr “Muhamm c baa.‘ Hamlet. MW at. "I'tg'm't'mm on. s- ha mammals. “,- ' ”mfinw mun-“assumes :HMM % tell-helm lubed-shuts. Imasdlsamflnl-srssl Watts- a MERRILL“ nuggmmue, FUR “WU“? . shoe in his hand as a sample. said: éfiifififi ,4 SIXTY um sit ——-—-¢l.-—-—- One of the firm of Lounsbury, fizztthewson & (30., holding a “Theodore, this is the boat and finest lot of shoes we ever offered you ; they are slick, and I want you to have them at a bargain,” and we bought them, and now for sixty days offer them at Reduced Prices. ' 500 pairs ladies' Hand-made Shoes, worth $5.00, at $2.50. 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