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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16
ON THE OHIO.
An Epitome OF Nows CONCERNING the Boats
anh Roafman.

An Epitome of News CONCERNING the Boats
and Boatmen.
EVANSVILLE, April l5.-River falling
with % feet inches on the guage.
PlTrsBURG, Pa, April l5.-River 8 feet
inches and falling. Raining.
CINCINNATI, April l5-River % feet 8
inches and stationary. Raining since last
night.
CINCINNATI, April l4.-River Is feel
IL inches and falling. Raining. Thermom
eter 81.
LOUISVILLE, April l5-River falling with
10 feet 4 inches in the canal. Weather
partly clear and cloudy and warmer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16

The order of the Loyal Legion began its
session in Chicago Yesterday at the Grand
Pacific Hotel. This evening will occur the
grand annual banquet, at which 200 guests
will be present. General W. s. Hancock,
President of the National Organization; !;
General Sheridan, President Of the State
Department, and many other distinguished
soldiers are expected to be 10 attendance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16

One Of the Chief uses to which castor oil
is nov put is that Of dressing and softsnilg
lessher for boots. Il MAS formerly .ssd to1
dosing children whose sionschs were dis
ordered. Ard an arfnl dose Il vas Nov
We give suffering chilarcn Browns Iros
Biiiers. which totes .bs stomach. rsSuIasss
digestion. and inpeyis strength v tie
xtcle body. Browns lrcn Bisters Is incom
psrably better than castor oil ard nors
pleasant 70 take.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16
xv,,, c.-,er Harrison Resign:

CmcAGo, April l5.-An evening news
raper protesting to speak for Mayor d ARR
- - declares the latter expects to De shown
a. having been elected Mayor on the count
-. of he ballots, and that alter tha an
nonncement is made he will resign the
nf;ce, The reason assigned Is that ne does
not care TO be subjected 10 the expensive
E.;,at;on of a contest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16

on. After Preller's departure they CORES
ponded, and their letters were of q friendly
nature Maxwell was an intense hater Of
dynamiters and has been heard to say "the
whole crew ought to die" PrelIer on the
other hand was somewhat in league with
dynamiters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16
Attempted suicide at Grafton.

GRAFTON, April l5.-Cora Utterback at
tempted to commit suicide to-day BY shoot
ing herself. She held the pistol above her
aud tried to shoot herself in the head. The
ball missed her head and passed through
mr. left arm. She is single woman about
twenty years old. She refuses to assign any
-. g.. ,ba ooh acf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16

Mary Moore, Of La Crescent, Mimi, HIS
ust died after q fast Of 6i days. For thirty
two days past no attempt has been made 10
administer food in any way. Previous to
that time food was rejected instantly on be-
ing taken. The cause Of the trouble is sup.
nnssd tn have be- n cancer Of the stomach.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16
One Thousand Dollars for the Statue.

PHILADELPHIA, April l5.-one thousand
dollars cash was paid to-day BY Frank Sid
dali, of Philadelphia, to J. Armory KaoE.o o.
Texas Siftings, for one ticket to bis lecture
TO be given in New York in aid OF the fund
to erect pedestal in New York hsrbor tor
BartholdTs statue OF Liberty Enlightenins
tho World a"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16

CERTAIN druggist begin to complain that
the only cough remedy they can sell is DR..
Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry. This
goes to prove that intelligent people are de,
termined TO get the best cure for coughs
colds and consumption, and will not take
abJtitute.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16
weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, DC, April l6.-l:3o .. m;
For Ohio Valley and Tennessee, local
showers followed BY far weather variable
winds generally easterly in Ohio valley, slight
changes in temperature.
Lower lake region, clearing and fair
weather, winds shifting to easterly, slight
changes in temperature, rising followed 0y
falling barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16
Do,hle Murder and Suicide.

ST. JosEpu, Mo, April l5.-ln Hol
county last night, farmer named William
Clark shot and killed Mrs. Hardin, a widow
aged AZ and her daughter Annie, aged l6
shot and wounded boy-ot the family, aged
IA, and then killed himself. Clark had been
threatened with q suit for damages for al
legged intimacy with the girl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16
HOLDING MS OWN.
es1sral Grant Easler bat Not eiIas
ING Any Strength.
A REFRESHING SLEEP AL NIGHT
The General inclined to Be Cheerful
and chatb---A Decrease Ia
Morphia.
HIS GENERAL CONDITION IMPROVED.

NEw YoRK, April l5.-The 6rst Grsnt
bulletin was at 3 o m: General Grant has
enjoyed q refreshing sleep Of eight and .
half hours. His pulse is "a and Of fAir
volume; temperature normal. he IL in
cHned to be cheerful and chatty. He has
no pain in his throat nor has he suffered
from any during the night
Colonel Grant at o'clock last night sid
he believed his father would enjoy quiet
uight and easy night When the night
puv,e IA the hopss besWeen aud o'clock
this morning, BIS epoft Of he night peoye1
Colonel Grants forecast had Oeen fal6iled.
Senator Chaffss was the irst visitor Of
the day. He remained nearly On boar. and
when he left he said only six minims Of
morphia had been used in tventy.four
houA. The Generals condition Vas better
than it had been for ten days, and Senator
Chaffee had no immediate apprehension.
DIR. Newman called at 1915. At 1890.
C. Romero, Secretary Of the Mexican lesa'
ton, came out ofthe house. He did not see
the General Was informed that after good
nights rest the General was then sitting IN
his room. He saw Mrs Grant, who said
the General was quite cheerful.
Mrs. Jesse Grant stated the General was
easier, but he was not gaining strength.
He was lust about holding his own. She did
not see any very great change in his condi'
ton from the last few days, and hoped the
statement would be verified in relation to
the General taking an outing, but thought
il was rather premature to talk OF. The
matter OF his removal, If he survives till the
fine weather, was not definitely settled.
Grant Speaks.
When DR.. Shrady left General Grants
house after consultation today he said that
the general condition Of the patient was I'm
proved.
How do you account for this steady i'm.
proyementT was asked.
"The Generals bad attacks have been
caused by complications associated with the
usual progress Of the disease, was the
answer. These have been overcome for
the present and of course he 10 better. The
temporary irritation in the throat has been
relieved and the result Is what tho bulletins
have stated"
"And do the bulletins state evsrythingT
was asked.
"The bulletins deal with plain facts Of
the case and with the facts only. replied
DR.. Sbrady.
During the consultation this afternoon
! General Grant said TO his physicians! The
doctor: :outside, am Informed are writing
and talking about my cnse and some Of
| them seem TO think they know moro about
| il than you gentlemen do, bu, il is like 10
times of war when the men at home think
they know more about il than the generals
who are on the field Gghting.'
Soon afte Z his throat was dressed this
morning General Grant said in remArking
upon bis improvement that he thought be
would get well.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16
M REYNOLDS Rescued but to Die.

FoRrBrss MONROE, Va, April i5.-ssv-
eral ladies, among them Mra Admiral
Reynolds, started in boat this afternoon
to Old Poin. with two negroes as osrsmeu:
The water uss rough and the wind high and
the boat cspsiEed nesr the beach All we're
rescued. but Mrs. Reynolds died from ex'
hapstiou.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16
RudSeDSiek's Criminal work.

NV YoRx, April I5.--The Building Elk,
amiuers who yesterday Inspected the row Of
Tirbt houses on Eleventh avenue, extend
ing rom Sixty-frst to Sixtysecond
st-,st which were erected oy
Buddensiek, reported to the building depart
ment to-day that the structures were unsafe '
IN many respects and extremely dangerous
They were ordered to be taken down a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16
Rnddansick Gives Bail.

Nyw YoRK, April l5.-In the 1orkylile
police court this afternoon Charles a. ouu,
dtnsick, builder of the the tenements IN
Sixty.secoud street which fell on 9onasy NnS
lived examination and gave bail IN S,oOO'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16

The man that succeeds nowadays is the
live man who is up to the times; and no
better evidence of this is needed than the
fact that every goahead housekeeper Is
never without d.. Bulls CouIh Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16
Tba EIIv Il white as snow,

The rose Is as the crimson red;
But neithercan surpass in gloE,
The color or the brightness shed. !.
By the sweet lips and teeth allied
That SOR0D0Nr has puri6ed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16

NrrRALG1A. rheumatism, erynpsss u,
=. swslIinrs sore throat. tocthache and
NJ un o,hsr pSins aud aches are promptly
A..S al T ~ Salvation Oil. Price twenty-five
cents. Sold everywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16
oDIT Newspaper story.

p,RIs April l5.-The Government ON
lie 5env that there is any truth in the
s,ory @ cabIsd Yesterday from Hong Kong to
ibe London Times that there was sue1 -
serious hitch in the peace negoaanons y,
,~ssE France and China that france toeago'
of substituting NJ Bource for n. rsserosrs.
,hs present French envoy at Pekin, IS nef
sgsnt in the negotiations
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16
M,.welIip San Francisco.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April l5.-Walter d
Lennox Maxwell. the supposed Southern
Hotel murderer, purchased through unIim't
ed ticket 10 San Francisco on Monday morn
ING, Apnl 6. He signed his name to the
icle. before leaving. He left the same
evening on the San Francisco railroad, aud
was recognized on the train by tSo ST
Ioui,isps, who talked with him and sa
him as far as Pierce City, Mo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16
Death From Hardship,

QuSBEc, April l5.--A report IS current
here 10 the effect that member Of the Qae-
bee battalion. which lers here q short time
ago for the Northwest. died on the way
from hardship, exposure and exhaustion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16

A FORMER invalid writes: Il was greatly
reduced in health and strength. caused By
bad blood. had dozen boils in different
parts Of my body, and suffered many aches
and pains, while the least exertiou gave me
great fatigue l took three bottles of Dr..
Guysott's Yellow Dock and Ssrssparilla aud
am completely cured. AT night l enjoy re.
treshing dresmless slumber, sni all day l
feel energetic aud strong"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16
THE INDIANS BURN
The Country North of Battleford for
Miles Around.
A BIG BATTLE IN THE NEAR FUTURE
Forces Steadily Concentrating on the
Rebels---The Troops Anxious
for a Fight.
A MANIFESTO FROM THE REBEL RIEL,

WISNEPEG, MAN, April ia dispatch
from Battleford today says: The country
north of here was burned yesterday for
miles by Indians travelling westward, All
the farmers on both sides OF the river were
raided and their horses and cattle driven
away. Signal fires were seen all around,
but the garrison was powerless to do any
thing but hold itself in readiness in the
event of an attack.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-16

W. W. Fadden, of Calgary, passed
through here yesterday for Ottawa bearing
resolutions adopted by the white settlers
around Calgary, demand that their rights
be recognized. He says Rel was among
the settlers two weeks ago, and that 900
white volunteered to help him. Fadden
has no doubt that the whites viii take up
arms f the Government refuses to listen to
thei. claims.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17


TIVE troubles OF the Fort Worth Ga
zette continue, although the prohsbll-
tiles are that matters will be arranged
in couple Of days When the Fort
WAS booming and tho Gazette was in
tho flush Of health aud vigor, We had
our writings IT tho place and paper,
but now that they arc in distress our
feelings are fashioned for forgiveness,
and like n kind parent We feel that
the bright young member Of our North
Texas household should not be crit
cisod ia tho hour Of i.s calamity. Tho
Fort will have another paper shortly;
1t cauuO. afford 81 do without ono.
although tho population and business
OF tho place msy no. warrant so exec,
lent newspaper AS Mr.. LOVING
sought 10 give. The fate OF the Ga
Eotto ought 10 caution tho fraternity
against striving to do 100 much and
going beyond ability. 1t is II sound
saying worthy OF ell acoeptation that :
Larger boats may venture more,
But smaller ones must keep near shore -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17

announce that tho News "chsrge
fraud" Inc news then should procee,
with the exposure.
Again: The News says in one por
ton of its article; "The board is dor bit
iess innocent Of any wrong intention
no member Of II has ever been deemed
capable of corrupt act" Before clcs.
ing il says: "For some reason the
81, 900 (the boards valuation of the
use OF the land for Is months) was lost
to the school fund.-" etc. This loss
was not accidental. Not bsing acci
dental, it Is presumably the result of
intelligent design, What sort of reas-
oning, logic, or consistency 10 this? II
the loss WAS designed, if it was intel
ligently designed, then indeed the
land board should be Rcathed ana
openly exposed. But the News presses
that what tho board Is now doing thew
should have done long ago. This il
no corruption or fraud. Legislatures
are constantly repeating, amending
and otherwise changing tho laws. The
arc as regularly altering
opinions, reversing Judgments, and
tho ablest and purest OK oil depart.
ment officials are seeking from year TO
year to Improve on knowledge and OK
perience, and all without any moro
"proofasiinstion" thsn tho lsnd board
hsa been guilty Of,
No, no, this effort will not do, will
not satisfy tho demands Of Justice snd
intelligence,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17
Underwear

Cents Gauzo Undershrts reduced from
sc TO Sc.
Cents GAUGE undershlr,s reduced frop.
75C TO SOC
Cents Gsuze UndcrshIris reduced from
toGc.
Goats Lislc Lace Unds-sbirts reduced
lroia ~ to5'c.
Cents Fancy Striped Merlno Shirts and
Drawers rcduc d FROM Sl.2i 10 5li.
Gevts Fancy striped Balbrlggan Shirts
aud Drawers, reduced from SL2i TO BE.
Engl sh LlIlo Thread Shirts r, dueed tom
a 5OtoSl.
French Isle Thread Shirts, both short
ana long slScves-also drawers 70 match
reduced from 81 TO $3.50 each.
Fine Imported english Fancy Striped
BalDilggan suits reduced from $3.50 10 Is
per suit.
open Front waite Shirts, with collars
and cuts attached reduced from 50 10 ,lSe
each
opn Front white Shirts, with Guns, re-
duccd from SL7j toSG
upon BaoS White shirt, with euRs, re-
duccd from u 5jtoN.S
Open Front aud open Back Plaid snlrts,
our best make, reduced from 81 60 to N06.
Brown Linen shirts, both open front and
back, reduced from $3.50 to IS each,
open Back Fancy Porynle shiy.s, re-
duced nom q 5ltosl
Fancy Striped Chevlot shirts reduced
from VI % 90 &c.
BoyS Fancy shirts ut 5oc, Zoe, S5c aud 81
each u reduced.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17
CLOTHING.

Fancy Chscfdd Cotton Suits, regular
price, =; now 81 3d.
Light Gray, Brown and Slate Beige sults,
| IS; oU s..
Fancy Striped Cashmere Suits, price, 90;
now b.
Fancy Light Gray Plaid suits price, 50;
now 50.
Scotch Cashmere suits, price, 30 now 81.
LRto,t style sack Sulta dark cOl0rs, $40,
nov s.
a stylish line OF Cas,imers Sack Suits,
price, 81 go EOWiS
An AL wool Scotch Hight shade, pdce,
SO 81; nov $40.
A line OF Elegant Cashmere suits, price,
$3.50; now $3.50
a limo Of Fancy worsttd Sack Suits,
price, 500 now Sl5
a good Atwood l'rock suit for Cs.
A nloo Union Cashmere Suit forS5.
Two stylos OF DlrE Atwood Tweed suits.
In fro0k, for SO,
a splendid line OF Cashmere suits, frock,
so 90.
A llno OF Imported Cashmere suits,
frock, $40; former price, 1850.
BlaoS Alpaca Goats, regular price, N.50;
nowN
Black Alpaca Coats regular price, s.;
now l.tO.
Black Alpaca Goats, regular price, $3.50,
now ~
b ack Alpaca Coats, regular price, $3.50;
now gl6O.
B,acE Alpaca Coats, regular prica, %;
now "a
Black Cashmere Coats, regular price, s.;
now 50 o.
Blue Checked Linen Goats, regular price,
81 &iuow 7jc.
slack Alpaca Vests, regular price, $3.50;
now 81.
Is ack Alpsca Vests, regular price, $40;
now yl,2.
Brown Linen Coats regular price, 81;
now a.
Brown Linen Costs, regular price, $l.5l:
now 75o.
E,own Linen Coath, regular price, 81;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17
Hal Department.

We have reduce our entire line elderly
Cashmere Hats in order TO mako room S,r
new GOODS. These hats are equally a, rood
styles and quality as the now goods .,v,,-
ing
A lot Of light colores Cass bot, snI,ab.
10 wear FOR the next two months. ats2a,
former price, 81
One lot OF Black and Brown OaahmeyO
Eats atG2; former price. % 90,
one lot Soft, Alpine Shaped Cas,,ne,s
Hats, GOOD QUALITY. ,tsi n. rot,,,,, -.
y3.o.
a largo lot of Soft Cos. ir,.ra Hot, g..
broad, mcllun and narrow brtm, have
been marked why be,o,g ,slpo
A 10. Of MANILA Hats Az $40; rsdussd
from 50
One lo:, better quality, 81 81: wers wso
ono 10. ofkiysd NIniue HAT, M eos.
werg!5 ''''''
uncIot D-ab l5srlr, 1roi. ,,,,.,,,-.
.1s1t52 '''1' ~ ''oHi
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17
Boys GL0thilgI! !.

Lot No. l consists Of % Children's ALI
wool Knee Pant Suits, all at 500. Nona
inthisl lot worth less than $40.
! ELot No. . contains 10 Chlldrou's Atwood
Knee Pant Suits, goincatsl.
Lot No shows Is Chidrcn's All.wo3l
Suits at $3.50.
Lot No. sl1ugbters % Cnlldren,s All.
wool Knee Pant SUITS ut IS. Not one In
this iotworth lesa thal 81 asd from that
upward
Lot NO. 5eyhibltsaj chI,drou's All wool
Knee Pant Suits at $i5)-a good BARGAIN
at l1Jl each. Among this lot You win IND
some Genuine Mlddcsex Blues.
Lot No. gonslsts of Fancy Plalds snd
Checked &ls ish Doeskns and SILK Mixed
CassimTe', all going atSj.
Dot No.z-Londou Checks and Braided
Nors'e2s at $3.50 need but toba seen TO he
appreciated.
To, No. 6.-Ahout - suits OF Checked
English Mohoig, light and dark colors 10
close at 81 90; worth 81 and %L
madli,lon TO these regular bargain lot,
Of Fan Suits, We can also onsr YOU n
Guerilla line OF Odds, conslstinc OF Kpec
Pant9 In Linen, Cotlonadcs and Cash
meres from 5ocup.
Alpaca Coats fromNug.
Linen Jackets from 75c up.
Linen Goats from 75c up,
Linen Vests az .5c each
Boys Seersuckcr Goats AMI vcsts, Chill
dren'a Linen kits, one and two pieces q.
Linens and Piqucs, Wtite and Colorci,
from zoe up.
Our Bargain Counter No. . holds In lois
Nos. and 9, Sc suits Long Pants.
s EcS s, 0, 10, II aud 70, nj sjnnd So; formerly
sold for'7 IS and;lO,
Lot no S.-n Union Casstmere Hard.
welr Suits at "a.
lot No l.-l2 Atwood Cashmere Suits.
long pants, sizes 49, II, Is aud Il, an at IS.
Lot No. 5,-loag Pant Suits, slz,s 10, L..
10, 10 and Il, to,
Lot No.c,-sulttnobby styles, Atwood,
only 81
Lot No. Ia Suits fullllne OF sizes,w WORM
Sil Out received too lotcl must go at $50.
Lot No, s. -lSneat Oar. Ca slmcro Suits.
assor'edpatlCrns; not one In the lot worth
les than ,lO and from tha,up.
Lot No e.-9i Sui. Atwood, sizes 70 to
Il inclusive, only $3.50.
Lot No 10 We act tired OF cnumcrat.
Ing, AMI 50 put the choice In this lot at
only $40, II contains Worsted Cloths, Odd
and Sto'l Mixed Casino. os. In addition
good line OF Boys single Pants st$g,SL5o,
s. 50 90 and a.
uur line OF shIr. Waists Is stal unsur.
passed and contains something to suit ov-
cry purse We hsNc thcm at &c, Sc, soc,
Us Sc,N,I 2j and Nt5, inCallco, seer.
sucker, Pcrcalo, lForeigu and American
Musln aud Linen. White aud Colored,
Laund,Icd and unlaundtled sizes . to IS
Years
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17
Boots and hoes

A large Line Of Hand-sewed Low Quar-
ter Fench Kid Shoes in oxford strap ties
low buttoned, ana all the fashlonab 10 toe
| at 1885, regular price, 6.5J.
One lot Machine sewed Low Quarter
| Shoes, same styles and shapes as hant
sewcd, at 80 50, 50 and 81 90; among then
are worth $3.50 aud %
One lot OF Mems Low Quarter Shoes a
81; reduced from $3.50.
| One lot CAR Bro.ans, which arc 10 b,
closed aLl25 fullyw rhS2.
ono cScyllsnt quality Of Sewod Kip Bro,
gans 90 81; cannot Do BOUGHT elsewhere foi
less than 80.
One lot Hand-s5wsd Fiench Cali Button
Shoes at GJli regular price s. 50
Ono lot OF Calf Hand.scwcd @ ougressanl
button Scotch Edge, at leo, former price
$3.50
One 10. Buckle Alex, Is Same qu0llty as
above, at{l; former price $3.50.
One lot French Calt Han deserved Con.
gre's, are rubber top, perforated natep, at
A' former price g. This is o splendid shoe
for wea and comfort,
ono lot OF geuuino Alligator Congress
sh e., at 81; fomerp lee 50 %.
Especial attention Is directed TO q limo OF
Gents Calf Shoes IN Buttons, Balsand Con.
gress Hund-scwcd at the low price OF a.
Tn 10 goods are new and the best value
eve offered.
We carry II large line Of Cents Shoes In
Ill styles, varying At all prices from SL5O
upwards.
Al)' Of Boys Low Quarter Shoes in But
tons, Ties, etc, at Zoe TO 81, which are worth
81 9to $3.50.
In Ladies Shoes wo oncr special induce
ments.
A lot of Ladies' French Kid, Stat Kid
tors, lIaud-scwcd shoes at S95y, reduced
from IS; hi, Is an elegant shoe for woar.
a 10 Of Ladies' French Kid Hand-sowed
with common sense heel at s. IS; this price
Is only good for ono week
Especial attention Ia directed 10 large
lot OF Ladies' KID Button,d and Laced
sho ., especiA ly selected for this sac, at
ol,25, 81 5O,H 50,S and 81; these goods arc
just hal OF their va ne
A lot OF French Kid Pump-sole Turns,
we ofrsr no iI2j, which is our regular So
shoe.
In Cur Kid, same style, and VIII wear as
wei rs rrench Kid, nj $3.50 reduced
from a
Asplendid value In q So Cur Kid But,oucd
Shoe, equal to my we can offer youat2 80.
AtalO n similar quality and style, which
Is good value ut 81
lot Of Red, u ne and Maroon Celor,d
Opera slippers AT 81; original price 81
Ia Chudrens' Shoes we urs Offering ex.
traAd nary bargains We have not SUI.
D.irrt -oacc to cnumcrato tho many
kinds II Is an established gac, thar what
SO advertise we offer.
Theg dds are always ON exhibition NJ
zach { their dopar,mcnisas advertised. We
mover deceive our customers Wbcn goods
are not M roprcso ted we make rooI our
promise by rcfundlng the money or satisfy
You In ome ct or way.
Toour Farmer and WorRlncmon friends
we would especially Icmark that at all
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