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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-28

The President Coming to Lancaster.
The president OF the great British stan Of ply.
sicians and surgeons, consisting OF nine In
number, who are travelling In Pullman Pal
ace car, will be at the Stevens House for lin
tied period, commencing Thursday morning,
Jan. 70, until Monday, Feb. 10. The sick are 70
be treated free OF charge for ten days. This
b,ing an advertisement they charge nothing
whatever for their services. They treat all
kinds Of diseases and dcformities, also perform
Ing all surgical operations free. The only favor
they ask Is recommendation rom those they
cure. lnvalids will please not take offence n
they are rejected as incurable "a this syndicate
OF ply ysicians will accept no case unless they arc
certain cure can be effected. They have had
vast experience In the following hospitals and
inhrmaries: London, Paris, Dublin, glasgow,
Bslfast. Heidelberg.
The experience Of this able stan Of specialists
throughout the United states during the past
year is something unprecedented In medical
history. We have neither time nor space 10
60 into details. II is sufficient TO say that
though thousands Of cases have been rejected
as incurabie, there are many thousands scat
tered throughout the larger cities Of the United
states who Will willingly testify as 10 the bcne-
a ts they have received from their skiiful treat
ment. Thousands of letters to this effect may
be found on lle at their Office.
How 1T CAME ABOUT.
II is wcll-known fact that the British army
Is stationed throughout the entire British pos.
sessions. reaching from the Torrid 10 the Frigid
Zones, covering n vast 8rea OF territory.and en-
comprising almost every cline. These regions
are also infested with their peculiar diseases,
and are productive OF wonderful vegetable pro-
ducts well known TO possess great medical vlr-
tues The land and naval surgeons OF the Eng.
lish army and navy stationed at these various
posts naturally familiarize themsel YES with tho
successful treatment OF these peculiar diseases.
Upon their return to England It was perfectly
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peutlta.

LEIp.,- January %, 1890. at Mount Joy, after
lingering illness, Mary Alice, wife Of Milton NJ.
Beib, aged ~ years, 10 months and l3 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are ro-
spectfuy invited TO attend the funeral, with
out further notice, at the residence, Mount JOY,
Pa, Thursday morning at 10 O'clock.
SHEELEY.--January 28, 1890, In this city Mrs
Rachel Shecley. In the 69th ycar of her age.
Tho relatives aud friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
her late residence, No. 428 West Lemon street,
on Wednesday morning at II o'clock. Inter
ment at Coatesville, Chester county. 2td'
EvANs-In this city, on the Goth inst, John
j. Evans, aged II years.
The relatives and friends of the family are re.
spectfuily invited TO attend the funeral, from
his late residence, "Ivy Home," on Wednesday
afternoon al . o'clock. Interment at Woodward
hin cemetery. 2td'
KIEFrER..In this city. on the 2Gth Inst, Lille,
oldest daughter OF Jonathan and Elizabeth
kiefier, In the cath year OF her age.
| The relatives and friends OF the family also,
| the Choral and Aid Societies OF Christ Church
| and Christ Sunday School, are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral, from the parents
| residence, No. $50 st. Joseph street, on Wednes-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services at Christ
church. 1niermont at Woodward Hin ceme-
terry. 2tdt
LErEvRE.-In this city, on the Goth inst,
| Christian II. Lefevre, aged II years.
| The relatives and friends of the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, from
| his late residence No. 2S5 North Duke street, on
| Thursday afternoon st o'clock. Interment at
Lancaster cemetery. Stds
BEIpLER.-In Philadelphia. on the nth inst
| ter OF Jacob H. and Louisa Norbeck aged 20
| years, months and day.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
| spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
the residence Of her parents, No. 500 South Queen
| street, tomorrow "wednesday morning at o
O'Clock ut the house, and at 930 o'clock at ST.
Mary's Church. Interment Mt ST. Mary's cems-
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CHICAGO, Jan. T.-keeeipts, liO0O shipments
.s,50 steady; beeves, 81 60g5 90; steers,
u U0di 40 etockers and feeders, ~ 25a3 q /:
cows. bull and mixed, 81 2o93 o. Texas cat,Ie,
1898 % Western Rangers, 81 7Od3 90.
Hogs-Receipts, 20 600; Shipments, 5000: mar.
ket strong mixed, " b5GS 30: heavy, y3 20
63 %; light, % 6593 IS; skips, S. 00a3 45
Sheep-Receipts, 1900: shipments 1900 mar.
ket steady; natives, s. 5Oae5 10 Western wooIed
" 75a5 so shorn exams, s3 1904 80 lambs, S. 90
10 - 20 per hundred weight.
EAST LIsERTY.-Cattle-Rec 20O: ship.
ments, go; market dull prime, 81 25a4 81 /;
fair togood, s. 7694 stockers and feeders 81 80
@s; no ears shipped to New York.
market nrm; best light Workers. 81 ccai q /;
medium and light Philadelphia, 81 O0e4 05
heavy hogs, 81 759s 30; roughs, sSa8 75
no ears shipped 10 New York.
sheep-Receipts, 600: shipments. 1870 J.;
market active prime, s5 7ogd fair 10 good, ~ rs
% "; common, s2SS " lambs, u Qoa6 ".
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THE souDERsBURG FIRE.
The Large Barn of George Kreider En-
tiroly DESTROYED ON Monday.

The Large Barn of George Kreider I'm
tirely Destroyed on Monday.
The barn Of George Kreider, a farmer,
who resides in the village of Soudersburg,
was destroyed by fire on Monday after-
noon. Mr.. Kreider was threshing with a
steam thresher, and spark from the
smoke stack sci fire TO a stack of corn fod-
der The stack stood against the barn,
and when 1t caught the fire was
soon communicated to tho building.
There was no way to stop the
progress of the flames and the building
was soon entirely destroyed, Besides the
crops all the farming implements were
burned. Among the things saved were
two large wagons. A large tobacco shed
that stood near the barn was saved with the
greatest difficulty. Two hogs and a dead
steer were roasted. The steer had died in
the morning and it was LEFT in the stable
until man, who had been sent for from
town to take II away, would arrive. When
the man arrived he found that his steer was
roast beef. Mr.. Kreider had an.insurance,
but II will not cover the loss by any means.
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A Disturbance at n Funeral.

Sarah Frankford preferred charge Of
assault and battery against Sophia Gun
ningham before Alderman A. +. Donnelly.
Sophia waived hearing and gave bail for
trial at the April court.
Sarah Frankford has been prosecuted by
the Cunningham woman at Alderman Hal
bach's for malicious trespass and assault
and battery. Bail was entered for a hear
ing.
The row from which these suits result
occurred at the funeral of Mrs. Cunning
ham, on John street, and is the sequel to
fond that has existed since the two women
claimed Cunningham's body after his
death,
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A VICTIM OF GRIP.
nRHlI iuHESY SUFFERS FIOn THAT Dis.
ElsB AND PNEUMONIA.
4 Resident OF Washington Borough and
Empioys Of the Lumber Firm OF Bycrs
. Co.-Two Banquets to BE Held.

CoruxnfA. Jan. 2s.--Henry Aument,
vell- known resident of Washington bor-
oosh. died at his home, at that place, this
morning nj O'Clock, in the sd year OF his
- The death was the result Of typhoid
x,s,eu monia, sfter brief illness. He was
s1tscked with the grip and after getting
hetter took a relapse, which ended in
pueup,ouia. He lived in town about a
year ago, and was employed at the p. R.R.
freight transfer. He then obtained work
from N. Byers 4 Co. and moved to wash
inoton borough. Two sons and daughter
survive. The funeral arrangements have
not been made.
Columbia Assembly, No. 20, A. Q. Of M.
p. will hold their annual banquet on Fri
day evening. At the lodge meeting four
candidates will be initiated and the omcers
installed. The members will then proceed
70 the armory, where banquet will be
served by tho ladies Of the Second street
Lutheran church.
The Rod and Gun club will hold their
annual banquet on Monday evening next
at warren's restaurant. Among the guests
will be Superintendent Quicker and A. G.
Hippey, Of the Pennsylvania railroad.
Trinity Chapter, Brotherhood Of st. An
drew and Philip, will meet this evening In
M ,ao,,ra rnom Of TRINITY Reformed
tn. ss;,a .ocie,v NJ the Second street
= r.,h.rsn chnrch will meet tbi, evening
-, osNrs 7 "a Rannor. on wal.
=. ...s,
Hanniba, william. will recite .'othello'
a, tha pre.bvterian chanel on Tuesday
.v.ring next for the benefit OF the Ladies'
Ala .oc;e,v oY that church.
w n Rarr Ga attending meeting of the
.ay,so,v hoard of the p. n r. relief asso-
citation In pbiladelphia to-day.
The FRANKLIN and Marshall glee club
,,..,a, IN ouOb town this afternoon nj DAB.
an routa for their southern trim. Thoy were
.,r.o,od Of tho citation NV mmber of
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That Manor street Row.

Alderman A. +. Donnelly last evening
heard number Of suits and cross suits
growing out Of the Manor street row on
Saturday night week ago. The cases
heard were John Boxleiter, assault and
battery and malicious mischief, on COM
plant of Minnie Clone; Anton Bowers,
drunkenness and disorderly conduct and
malicious mischief, on complaint of the
same prosecutrx; VIM. Clone, surety of
the peace, preferred by Boxleiter and Bow
ers; Goodhart Hartel assault and battery,
preferred by Boxleiter. After all the cases
had been heard the parties interested ex-
pressed desire TO settle and the alderman
gave them until Wednesday TO withdraw
the suits. Ifnot withdrawn all will be re-
turned to court.
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Penn'a supers, 2s92 80 extra. 250a275; I;
family, sAoes 70; roller, 3 sO0l Is; patent.
Wheat duil No. . Rs1. new. soaso,<c !;
NO Pcnn's Red, SOC; No. : "a, s7sssc.
Corn steady; No. q, new, S6e5sc |; old, ga
44c.
oat. quiet No. White 2a@@xc.; NO. .
Bran steady; Winter sl2 7S@Is rs Spring sl9e
10.
Baled hay steady eli Ooais 80 as 10 quality
timothy II OO@l8 50 for choice: mixed, 9@ll %
baled rye straw, new, sl5 509lo %.
Butter nrm: Penna creamery extra
27925c Penn'a frsts extra, 2gc Jobbing, 0g3a
Eggs sterdy penn'airsts, ::l6c; beidlots, Ii
Cheese steady part skins. 7@s,fc; full skins
21<M8c.
Petroleum dull refined In bbls.. INC.
Potatoes steady; 35Q85c per bus. as 10 quality
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DROCLAMATION.
CITY ELECTION.

CITY ELECTION.
The qualified voters Of the City Of Lancaster
are hereby notified that an election will be held
In the several wards at the usual places of hold
Ing state and county elections, on Tuesday,
and D. M for Tie purpose OF eectinx ION n gen.
eral ucket.a Mayor and twelve School Direc-
tors and the qualified voters of the several
wards shall at the same place elect the other Off
First Ward-one member OF Select Council
four members OF Common Council, one Consta-
ble one Judge, two Inspectors, and one Asses.
sor.
Second ward-one member OF Select Council,
three members OF Common Council, one Con-
stable, one Judge, two Inspectors, and one As
SCISSOR,
Third ward-one member of Select Council,
three members Of Common Council, one Con-
stable, one Judge, two Inspectors and one As
SCISSOR.
Fourth Ward--one member of Select Council,
stable, one Judge, two Inspectors, one Assessor
and one Alderman.
Fifth Ward-Two members of Common Coun.
ell, ore Constable, one Judge, two Inspectors,
sixth Ward-One member of Select Council.
three memuers Of Common Council. one Con-
stable, one Judge, two inspectors, one Assessor,
Seventh Ward-Three members Of Common
Council, one Constable, one Judge, two In
spectors, and one Assessor.
Eighth Ward-One member of Select Council,
three members of Common Council, one Con-
stable, one Judge, two Inspectors and one AS
Ninth ward--Three members OF Common
Council, one Constable, one Judge, two Inspec-
tors, one Assessor, and one Alderman.
The election officers of the several wards are
hereby required to make the necessary returns
OF the election, and TO notify the persons elected
within twenty-four hours after such election
shall have been closed and the number OF votes
for each candidate or person voted for ascer
trined.
Given under my hand this 2sth day of Jan
uary. A: y. 1880. EDW. EDdERLEY.
1855, l0,l7d Mayor.
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LANCAsTER, Pa, Jan. n, 1890.


At special meeting Of the board OF directors
OF the Lancaster Home Mutual Fire Insurance
company held this evening, the following
preamble and resolutions were, on motion,
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, We have learned with sorrow
that death has again invaded this board OF d.
rcctors and removed from our midst our es-
tcemed and efficient ex-secretary, Z. II. lie.
fevre, who was one OF Its originators, It's first
secretary, having served In that capacity for
over quarter OF n century, and whose wisdom
and experience exerted n very healthy inf1u-
ence upon the management OF The company.
Bcsoircd, That In his death this Board has
suffered both personal and official loss, and
this community an upright and useful citizen.
Resoiped, That this Board attend the funeral
OF our fellow-membcr In n body.
Resolved, That these resolutions be entered
upon the minutes OF the Company, and be pub.
lished In the daily papers of the city.
CHRISTIAN CAST, President.
Attest: IL. l.. FRAILEY, Secretary.
Jan2s-ltd
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Funeral of John BIacISwood.

The funeral OF John Blackw wood, a victim
OF the grip, took place this afternoon,
from his residence, No. 300 North Null
berry street, and was attended by repre-
sentatives of his fellow workmen of the
Penn iron works, where he was en-
ployed. Interment was made at Lanca ster
cemetery.
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Charged with Feionious Assault.

William, better known as "Toodler,r y
Richardson was arrested this morning on
q charge of felonious assault. He has been
sleeping upon the premises of John Scherff,
on Prince street, lately, but this morning
he was ordered away. He got stone and
threw it at Scherff, almost striking him.
Complaint was made against him before
Alderman Halbach, and Constable Shaub
served the warrant. The accused furnished
bail for hearing on Thursday evening.
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DALACE OF FASHION.
GREAT CLEARING SALE
OF
ASTRICHS
PALACE OF FASHION,

-ho NlNll ~
PALACE OF FASHION,
lis AND 1T N. QUEEN ST..
LANCASTER, PA.
THIS WEEKS SALE OF NOTIONS.
THIS WEEKS PRICES.
Brass Matchsafes, SC.
Plated Breast Pins, 10c.
Utopia Crochet Linen, lOc ball.
Utopia Crochet Cotton, sc a ball.
Crown Shoe Dressing, Sc.
Dixie Shoe Polish, Sc.
Hoods Cologne, 4c.
Three Crochet Hooks i'm case, 4e.
Needle Cases. &c.
Electric Combs, l9c.
Electric Curriers', Zoe.
Russels Knitting Cotton, 4c; full
weight, all numbers.
Saunders Face Powders, l0c.
Ammonia Soap, l0c.
Best Ammonia, &c. Clear Ammonia, sc.
Dress Steels, 4c dozen.
Watch Spring Steel Dress Steels, zoe a
dozen.
Whale-bone casing lc yard.
Patent Book and Shawl Straps, l0c.
Kid Curriers', Sc a dozen.
Montague Hair Crimpers, lc apiece.
Court Plasters, pieces for &c.
Patent Glove ButtOners, 10.
Pant buttons, l0c grosss.
Large boxes Of black pins, 4c; medium
| size black pins, &c; small size black pins,
| cents.
Patent hooks and eyes, &c a dozen.
Black hooks and eyes, lc n card, 2
| dozen oD card.
Tooth brushes, sc.
Safety pins, extra size, &c a dozen.
Safety pins, large size, &c dozen.
Stewards best safety pins, SC doz.
| large.
Stewart's best medium size, 4c n doz.
Pins lc paper; English pins, 4c ;
| large size, sc ; book pins, 10c German
round head pins, l0c.
Hose supporters, gored belt, zoe.
Half silk elastic, &c a yard.
Half silk fancy, 5c yard.
Fancy silk web, Toe yard.
Writing tablets, &c.
School companions, 4c.
| Dutch linen tape, DC.
| White twilled tape, lie yard.
Colored twilled tape, &c.
Wide MORE and Ottoman betting, Zoe
yard; in white, black and colors.
Egg darners, black and gilded, sc.
Fancy garter web, DC.
SaXony wool, Sc hank.
Imported SaXony, l2c.
Best rubber, 7-inch dress combs, ic.
Best rubber combs, Sin. wide back, Sc
Mucilage, 4c.
David $ ink, 4c.
Petroleum jelly, &c,
Putt pomade, 4c; large boxes.
Dress steels, 8 to 10 inches, Sc u dozen.
Corset steels, 4 to hooks, Sc.
Corset steels, double back, Sc.
Cashmere bouquet soap, zoe.
| Miller's wild flower Sc
Lundborg's extract, or. (; 45c; 2 OF. soc
Embroidery silk, Sc dozen skeins.
Embroidery silk on quills 9c dozen,
Wash silk, &c; rope silk, 4c; filling
silk, &c; skein.
Writing paper, Zoe; writing paper, l2c
ragged edge, zoe; "A baX. Ruled paper
25c package gilt edge, 29c a pack.
Real English pins, l5c.
Wire hair brushes, Sc; wire hair
brushes, large size, lie; wire hair
brushes, large painted, zoe; wire hair
brushes, largest size, 25c; large hair
brushes, rows of bristle, 9c; 10 rows
genuine bristle, 25c Florence hair
brushes, 22c white and black bristles
IL rows fine black bristles, Florence
back, 25c.
Children's side garters Sc, patent
clasps Misses side garters Sc, Warren
Warren hose supporters, large misses,
l2lc; Ladies' skirt supporters, l5c
brace and hose supporters combined,
25c; Lindsay's patent.
Many other Bargains will be added
during the week. Come in and see them.
Continued list tomorrow evening.
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Receiyed a Contract.

This morning A. C. Welchans received
contract for putting in fine large pas
senger elevator in the electric light build
ing al Mauch Chunk. Mr.. Welchans is
doing lots OF this kind Of work Just now
and its peaks well for Lancaster mechanics.
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Read This Loo

Y.A.C. A. Library Fund Supper. wednes-
dAy, Thursday and Friday evenings, January
-, % and 81, in Doersom's Hall, rs East King
street. Good music furnished each evening.
Doors open a. go ocloek. Admission, includ-
Ing supper, 25c. Let every body 20. jan2l3td
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HAyE YOU HAD THE "GRIP2"
Take care of the cough II leaves Frailey's
Syrup OF Bloodroot, Wild Cherry and Hore-
hound IL the best thing for coughs and colds
Csc, 5Oc and 81 per bottle.
FRAILEl'S EAST END PHARMACY,
Opposite Eastern Market)
Fine large Chamois Skins for making under.
clothing and chest protectors. Lowest prices
NV ,F&w
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No cur. or Hol,ef. N Paw

Ifyou are a sufferer In any way, don't haiI to
give hoke's Electric appliances n trial. give
written guarantee with every belt sell N.Y.
sslf, and II after one weeks trial you are moi
benefited az cured, will refund the money less
y PeS esnt &. Y. HokE, Inventor, on second
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ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
DUBIIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
IL DWELLINGS.

on TUESDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1880,
by virtue OF an order OF the orphans Court OF
public sale, at the Leopard hotel, on East King
street the following Real Estate, To wit
No. l. All that certain Lot or Piece of Ground
situate on the north side OF East Orange street,
In Lancaster, numbered IS. beginning al point
on the north side of East Orange street and
running north 26 feet and inches along a wall
on the west side of three-feet common alley
thence east three feet along property late OF
Amos Miey, deceased thence north along the
same 6S feet and inches thence east along the
property of Mrs. Doesh Is feet and 10 inches
thence south along property of Cyrus Colvin "a
feet and inch thence east along the same 4
feet and 10 inches; thence south along the same
10 feet ana Inches to n point on the north side
OF East Orange street thence along said street
20 feet To the place of beginning on which are
erected u three-story Brick Dwelling louise and
two-story brick back building and other Inn
Benz. +. Shepk, deceased. This property Is in
excellent repair, commodious, with all modern
conveniences,
No. 2, ali that certain lot OF ground, situated
on the north side of West Chestnut street, in
said city, containing in front on said West
ing northward In depth l50 feet, ON which Is
erected n threestory green stone aud brick
dwelling house, numbered 6S5, with ten rooms
bath, hot and cold water aud other modern
conveniences. This house is brand new.
No. 3, lot OF ground, numbered 2is ON the
plan of lots laid out by A. n. Breneman and
Jesse Lands, called the Chestnut street Tract
ON file in the Recorders Office OF said county
said lot contalning ON the north sido of fulton
street, In said city, % feet, and extending i'm
depth liz feet TO l0feet wide alley bounded
ton street, on the east by property of John Me-
Gonsk, and on the west by property OF George
These properties will be sold 10 settle the es-
tate of said deceased.
Purchase money TO be paid on April l, 1890
attendance will be given and terms made
known by
CATHARINE c. SHENK,
j. W. b. BAUSMAN,
Administrators of Benz. Il. Shenk, deceased,
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PRIMARY ELECTION.

The Democratic voters OF the city OF Jancas-
ter nre requested to meet at their respective
wards on Wednesday evening, January "a, be-
tween the hours Of and o'clock, 70 place in
GERS and School Directors. The wards entitled
TO School Directors this year are First ward.
one Third ward. one; Fifth ward, one. (;
ward Will select a member Of the City Exect-
tive Committee TO serve during the ensuing
year.
The places Of meeting are as folows:
First Ward-Shober's Hotel.
Second Ward-Theo. Wenditz' Saloon.
Third Ward-Enin nger's saloon.
Foul th Ward-William Rehm's Saloon.
Fifth Ward-Philip Wahls Hotel.
Sixth Ward-Schillcr House.
seventh Ward-John GuNzenhousers Saloon.
Eighth Ward--Mrs. Diehis Saloon.
Ninth Ward-Arnoid Haas Saloon.
j27-tfd CITY COMMITTEE.
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aoor Of Hers store, No. sss North Queen street,
Lancaster, Pa, every Wednesday and Saturday
nom .. m. 10 p. m. Call for book. Main
once, Reading, Pa. janz-5td
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SIDE SEAM
Lace Shoes
FOR OLD AND MIDDLE-AGED LADIES'
WEAR.

Shoes this shape are generally consid-
cred superior to most other makes for
ease and comfort In wear. The seams
come back of the joints of the foot, CIV
ing them greater freedom Of action and
bringing. the least possible pressure to
bear upon the corn or bunion SO fire.
quently troubling them. We sell great
many side-seamed shoes we have them
made up in many different leathers--the
softest and most pliable Si.Ius tanned
They are special shoes for a special pur-
pose--the best that's made at any price
we here quote. The cheapest that's
worth trying and which will prove COM
fort giving and serviceable, cost 81 25;
made of pebble grain leather. Another,
little finer, at 81 80. Excellent lines,
well made and finished in bright pebble
goat leather, at 81 50 and 81. In Oil Goat,
Curacao Kid and Glove Kid Leathers, the
price is S2-the best goods made of like
material-can't be better, how much
more the cost elsewhere. A special shoe
the finest of the kind we have-in
bright dongola leather, hdhd-turned,
tackless, perfectly smooth inner soles,
sells at 81 80. We have these In widths
b. to L. Are largely used by invalids for
the positive ease and comfort they afford
the wearer. The above shoes are all
made straight can be worn on either
foot.
RsrSuperb shapes In Lace Shoes for
Young Ladies' Wear In different grades,
from 81 25 to S5.