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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-06
WlRINGS::-
In Session,

Chicago, April 6.-The national con-
vention of the Worlds fair consisting Of
delegates from every state and territory of
the union assembled in semi-annual
meeting to-day, Hon. Thomas Palmer,
of Michigan, presiding. A lengthy re-
port on the proceedings of the past slx
months wss presented by the secretary
The commission will be in session for
several DAYS.
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ArbOr Day Observance.

BALTIMORE, Md, April 6-This is Ar
Dor day throughout the state, and the
school children are enjoying holiday.
in compliance with the request contained
in the proclamation of Gov. Brown the
children with their parents and teach
ers throughout the state are planting for
est or shade trees by the sides OF the
roads or about their school houses and
homes.
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GUTHRIE, o. T., April 6.--Late cold
snaps and storms have caused great loss
Of cattle in the Indian Territory. Iu
ChickasaW county, the losses foot up 20
per cent; in Creek county, hundreds
dead and more dying daily; in the CO.
manche and Kiowa reservations, the loss
is greatest. Thousands have died and are
still diving fast.
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SANTAFE. N. M. WEDNESDAY, April. g. 1892
take up the ly OF English ard Ameri

take up the stuIy OF English ard Ameri
can literature.
| There are many prospFCtors and miners
at work in the Sandia and MauzabU
mountains, and many gocd prospects are
being developed
The Deming Headlight SAYS: There
was light film of snow on the groOnd
here early Thursday morning, and about
two inches at L0rdsburg and Silver City.
The board of education at S1rorro has
bought the Union school building for
$4,000. 1t will cost $500 toi complete
it, and when it is done will lie worth
$4,000.
The Socorro fire clay company has
started work in earnest; their grounds
are filled with clays Of all kinds and des-
crlpllons. They make fire brick, JuidIng
brick, irrigating and sewer pipe.
Albuquerque will soon have r.ant for
the reduction OF gold and silver ores, !,
both free and rebellious. Now let US
push the smelter proposition. The mil
and electric plant will not treat lead =,
copper, or in fact, any smelling ores
Citizen.
After Arizona, New Mexico and Idaho
have abolished the custom of going armed
to the teeth, perhaps tSe more warlike
and lees enlightened communities OF Kan
sas and Missouri will be civilized up to
the point of following their example,
Kansas City Star.
The high wind at Lake Valley lifted the
roof from the kitchen Of Thos Handlers
house and deposited it at the front door
OF the Cosmopolitan hotel; peeled the
tn roofing from the Stanley 4
Booue building; partly demolished an
adobe dwelling owned by Msj1r MorgaDs,
and hurled down the gallows frame at the
Strieby shaft.
Col. 7. B. Mills, of Las Vegas, was in
Kelly last week with Major Cohman, CT
Tombstone, A. T., q mining engineer.
They have changed the location Of the
tunnel site to point north OF the Graphic.
W. ii. Patterson has the contract oil
squaring up the face. The machinery has
been ordered, the merey put up and the
hlg hole will grow clear through the hills
this summer
The report Of the secretary of the ceme-
terry association shows that there was
not single interment during the month
of March. There were three or four
deaths OF strangers who had come here
in the last stages Of consumption and
whose bodies were sent east, but the
report referred to shows that there was
not single death among the citizens OF
Albuquerque during the inonth.-Albu-
querque Citizen.
Colfax county court notes; In the mat
ter OF the Ration bank assignment the
court sustained the assignee in his posi-
tion and dismissed the attachment pro-
ceedings brought by the sheriff and conn
ty attorney. Louis BARS case was con-
tnued and he WAS admitted to bail in the
sum OF 5000. In the Duck worth case
the jury, after being out about thirty six
hours, reported no agreement could he
reached and they were discharged. 1t
was an even tie-six for acqlittal and six
for guilty. The men accused of murder
ing Asher Jones will have to wait another
six months for trial. They were admitted |
to bail in the sum of 5000 each.
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Female Randits.

SALMON CRY, Idaho, April Gan i'm
portant arrest of one woman and six
girls has been made here on a charge of
stage robbery. Numerous hold ups OF
stages have been made near Harvey .
ranch lately. Suspicion was directed to
Old Man Harvey and his family, and
the sheriff set about TO trap them. The
sheriff with ten men watched in hiding
near the place where the robbery usually
took place. and when the stage arrived
there short time afterward six bandits
stepped out in the road and stopped it,
leveling their guns ut the driver. The
sheriff here came forward and took in the
whole gang, which proved to be com.
posed of Harvey's six daughters, who had
assumed male attire.
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ment of the silver advocates believe that
it wodld be both poor policy and poor
politics to flibuster against measures OF
paramount national importance and to 90
to the extreme of attempting TO block
necessary legislation.
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Patroni2e the New MEXICAN for all
sorts Of fine and cheap job printing; larg
est and best printing and book binding
establishment in the territory.
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EOr Snle OF TOLease.

Furnished or unfurnished--a large and
handsome twelve room house, in perfect
order; all modern Improvements; fine
orchard, kitchen garden and grounds.
Location central and the best in the city.
Apply to Geo. W. knaebel, attorney.
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Furnished rooms by the day, week or
month; brick house, clean beds. quiet
place, at 25, IS and so cents. Olinger
block. Jasofine Widmaier. propts.
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BRIDeEPoRr, Ills, April Ga cl clone
last night damaged the Presbyterian and
Methodist churches and several resi-
dences, hbd ssotshy demolished number
of barns, killing several horses.
st. PAULA severe storm is raging
throughout the Dakotas and Minnesota
Rain and snow have fallen steadily for
twenty-four hours, overfowing the creeks
Cherryvale, Kas.-The country mile
east OF here was struck by tornado
about 10: as o'clock last night, and half
dozen houses were demolished. Two peo-
pie, names unknown, being killed. In
Cher.yvalea a woman was killed by light
ming.
Ogallalla. Neb.--The storm yesterday
driited cattle and live stock into the
Platte river, whence many chilled TO
death. The loss will be heavy.
Columbus junction, Iowa-A cyclone
yesterday destroyed a number of build
ing at Cairo, south of here.
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Take Simmons Liver Regulator after
your. dinner 1t prevents dyspepsia and
indigestion.
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Probable Behring sea Arbitration.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April Now that
the Behring sea treaty is ratified the COS
sip turns to the arbitrators. The United
States has two, England has two, and
three others are to be chosen one eact
from Italy, Fra1 ce and Sweden and
Norway. Besides these the countries in
terested are to have each an agent or
counselor. 1t seems determined that the
queen will select one of her arbitrators
from Canada and one from England, and
it is also certain that the president will
take one Of his judges from the west and
one from the east.
1t is said that Hon. John 9. Spooner,
of Wisconsin, has been asked to represent
the United States, but as yet no one is
decided upon for the east. Hon. 4. J.
Phelps, of Vermont, ex-minister to En-
gland, has long since been selected to act
as the United States agent or counselor.
He is familiar with the case, and, having
been minister during the time the nego.
tiations were begun, is fully competent to
argue the case.
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All bids must be accompanied by certi-
fed checks or drafts upon some United
States Depository or the First National
Bank OF San Francisco, CAL, for at least
five per cent. OF the amount OF the propo-
sal
r. J. MORGAN, Commissioner.
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THE DREAD roe.
Tho Beaith Ofhc~r Want. On Ne Ready 90 shs
sChol~rs Visits rhl. CITY.

.Choi-r. Visits rh,. CITY.
Health Ofhcer Hsmmctt IL making every
effort TO clean mp the city. in order 20 avert any
trouble next summer should the choler~ or
some other dread disease appear IN this coun-
try. While the doctor has no reason 10 believe
that any such disease viii invade mi. city. he
believes that q stitch in time vii save nina.
Having been unable g. secure an increase On
the force Of sanitary inspector. the doctor b
sendeavoring 10 press the physicians 10 the
poor into the service. While thi. neg
work does not properly come within their da-
tee, Dr. Hammeu thinks that their co-c,sers-
ton will be % great advantage 90 the service.
The letter sent 90 each of the doctors u as fol-
lows:
"As health Officer Of the Dis,rict % Columbia
desire your cheerful and voluntary ec-eper.-
ton In all matters pertaining 90 sanitation and
the consequent health % the people. I fully
realize that your duties ss physician D. the pose
are onerous, for which YOU are insun,cieutly
remeneraied, but permit mo ~ add % eour
burdens by requesting tina, IN your daily
visits; either a. family physician OF IN
the discharge OF your Official du,is< YOU
VIII report any and all matters that nav come
under your observation which NAV affect the
sanitary condition 20 the District the health
o, ts people. In view of the possible approach
OF epitemics aud contagious diseases. most cf
which hnd breeding Plscein squ.lor and 9Th.
becomes the duty 81 al who have the inter
ests OF humanity at heart 20 do al the, can 10
improve the environments Of the PEOPLE
Therefore. In the discharge % your duties 90
The poor OF 10 your private patients. should you
md the surrounding. dels.eriou. 20 the pa
uents. u will be 20 your interests a. well as Dor
the good OF the pubic health 70 inform this
Office, which VIII be Kindly received and treated
confdentisIly."
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DIED.

kLErDER. on THURSDAY. Deo.-nb-r % lsoe o.
iossd Lusesha Of f csthsrSs saas h.sss 81 h.s
RIA aerm.ny. ased sirty nine year md t.n mauth.
.O aSnss.l t oS b; ,. . e. o. %
Essss% sss 4. :, MsTys ShS,s !. 10 as;
Is sss ssios. eESRsf srrSs WIT pEip si4.:.
year.: .iE 3 essl. and eleven aAy,
CANNON. ON Thursday. necember %. lsal. a
MI .iss Ind PjpsS S .S s sh ss
loved husband Of kulna J. Cannon. IN tho sisty s--
ond year of his are.
Asleep IN Jesus. bie---a .l..p.
Prom which none swske 60 weep
Funeral services vii take Iaee from "A. late r.-,-
SenSs 81 ~. 20 sSq,ss. ssRs., sf,srss ~.
invited 20 a,;end. tB-itimors and Nee iOrk T-g=rs
CARY; on w.an~.a.y, peo.mser "a, lsg q
servaoe. s rom NJ n. house fs.y 20 ~ fss
and relatives cordially invited
Es 1Is f e uTTfuS.y S-ss%s s &
and Stella Estertrook axed -four years
H EIskET .a S9 p D. JOINT .S NJ n 1Flsss
county Va. .; s;l5 ., n. At her re-'dsnss. No dis
The funeral services and int-rmsnt win ~ o cln-
ton. fairfaI county. Va. az % pm. on Dsosnlcr
M, nst NJ. Nssr HpRsfE .ssa .i,y sSe
'asia an 81 rom hsr Ia ss "a
street norihwss,, On Saturday inornins. bsorm:,r
JOHNSON December %, 1897 departed this M
AZ % m. D. u. JOHNSON
Goodbye. hind aud loving father.
You have eft all alone.
without living creature
To love us when you ~ sune. -
By MS SON.
Funeral sunday from his sons rssiaenoe. i,e8 e.h
street northwest.
McCATHRAN, On December q. isss2, q, o - ?. "a,
HOMER COLIIsS. the youngest -.ln q I.onsf aud
the late Anna NJ McCsthran. IN his thirteenth gsN
Funers from 5l3 10Th street SOUTHEAST FRIDAY. De-
celaser q; s,s m frisnas md rslsti'ss arr M
yited 10 attend. :.
PEMBERToN. suddenly. D~cefnb-r q, lsis2, sf
r. m, FRANZ q. beloved husband Of Ida Y. feIn-
terton aged thirty -six year,
Funeral from his late residence 400 " street
northwest. tomorrow Of IL q. Richmond raT~rs
please copy.
PETERS On THURSDAY morning. D~o~mb.r -.
lsre. n 30 c'cork. after . lolg nlnsss. "a tho
eighty ninth year q her sse. Mrs LOUISA fEIElls.
re bet u the late John frtsrS
Funeral At /; 80 y. m Saturday from the Neiropot-
tau A. n. y. Church. fri.Dds and reiatircs are 70
sIectfuily invited 10 attend
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Christina. Dinner for IN. N.w.s.,..

The Christmas dinner committee OF IA. Chill
dren's Aid Society and Newsboys' Home desire
to make acknowledgment Of the receipt and
promise Of the following contribution. for the
dinner TO be given to 100 nowsboys At the
"Newsboys Home" 927 L street northwest, on
Thursday, December %. 1892:
Money-EyKSISc STAR Newspaper Company.
s25; from three young friends who withhold
their names. signing c. G. G, ego: Mrs. NJ A.
Norment. IS; Mrs. L. NJ. TAYLOR, IS; W n.
Spear, SlO, Mrs. Cunningham. e.: Mrs.
Graves. e.; Mrs. Richard DelAfcld. %; Mra
Z. Taylor. 81; Mr.. Calhoun. 81: Maria \, rs
cents; Mrs. Pomeroy, Is cents, Mr.. Gen.
Lander, 81; Judge kimball. 81. Mrs. Merchant,
Mrs. Pearson
Other contributions Charles Dulin ice
cream for the dinner; Mrs. W. c. Dodge, basket
OF food; Mrs. W. II. circuit, basket OF food,
Mrs. Teel, turkey Mrs. Harrington. q large
basket of groceries; Cenual Union Mission, .
sack of -four; Mrs. Grounsell. twenty POUNDS
-four; Mrs. DR.. W. p. French, t0sket % food;
Mrs. Henry Weyand. do; Miss Jessie \. Adams
do; Miss X. NJ. Babson, Miss Dawson. Miss
Emma 1ibbetts and Miss Annie L. French,
cakes; Miss Marguerite French. apples. Mrs r.
A. Lucas. groceries: Mira Wilbur, groceries,
Mrs. 7. r.. Flint. groceries; Mrs. Gen. Eaton,
supplies; Mrs. Walker, cake and Jelly: Mr..
Robson, cake; Mrs. Robbins. supplies; Mr..
Hoge. one turkey; Mrs. Jane r. Mahon. tws
baskets groceries.
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Not ou.y -1rrs-t styles ard coiar. hut corr,ct TT
nsn csn have ~ latter demonstrated at our risk
W Tresr O. q; tle Gilvr, your hsni a. We guar.
AIT. them and could b. assured they ar- free " Y,
dsferts tsforv you leave ths store.
Ia.iie. s~lectiuz Olives fT men here may assure
l-u thsi they al BE- fitted 90 exchanged any tin.
afl.r hri-trra.
N~ns lrsrl nd Gloves a. ~. Ell IN and 81 ~ a
PAIR 70 street ferrin's Gi,vas are Ii. mems
fsvortt- h-r. a. 81 - instead Of e pAir G-nuin-
Enxlish bJ-skiE ol0v~s With aator.4iir fa.tsuinss
oHiy al pair.
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SomE Mons B,Roux Srors.


Ju.t ~h,t Yot- WIN, nv 4. ~tat WI viii not want
c..- r., - =, =, - -. IN,
season MAnJ Ni-e ones are Ns''h'hs TOT ''iS an
nounc,ment u reiuc-d pixies. The wisss; VIII call
tnrtyht or early tomorrow morning
RHtc RR,r n. a, ,,,,,,..- ,v,li y. ,.f,.she,i
=
tohixht~i'h seventeen ho'@- lion 'Ae' so"ie 'NO
feet hi<h This beautiful ware from thSah j. worm
twice N. pri-e askei
80, =, g =, g. A.. ,.,I,,, Law.
is 's'"'H ~ '''- e''n i'NN' 'iue' 49, ~
snder. white cream sticks 70 match In color en-
bc-.-,l IN silver. Better than the usual 81 Fan
Pearl and Shall stick Fans al 10 per cent discount
Va. ~. TN, ,-,., a. q, s1,.,cb One-,enth OF the
-.
boAE--berbJ SIX 'A-es containing 'oii't Ar'eieS'
manicure sets. shaving outfit. smokers requisites
as. F.tt-d Sork Boxes and Cases containing glass
boits- t1r rerfufr err. So Marked and worth 80.
e. an g each LeiHoed this nish; to g Tor choice
Collar and Cur Boxes ~ leather with satin lining
and compartment for collar buttons. &c. Those
marked TO- reduced 70 Oi'- Those marked 81 and
~ = ouer-u AZ ~
CAhbs-I-n Der cent discount
fAN'l 0''b7- Irice- lowered once more and Tor
the As, tine The o. lot nov includes the hib5al
fhoto Ho. d"rs that we're 81 80 each The sl.lO lot
nov includes the Transparent teiIu!oii Glove End
Handksrchie; Cases 6c-. that were e. is zach The
49, lot has been -veeten~d with many useful and
pretty articles Of -iEs aud ribbons that ers - cents
The &c lot Is male bargain SPOT with forty articles
That we're this uornins IN the "a lot
FIks-Ladies' aud hiidren' ur trimmed Jackets.
Ae. have ben marked n srea;!y reduced prices a
-'Any know Ten FER cent discount now allowed
one-tenih Deducted from the re'irced prices
he Ah<oFa b'H and Mnf at sla-]O reduced &c
$40 % the s~t-6ls'k. tan brown white and gray &c
rleS' IIOiN
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Charged with Causing Tn. Death .s . Play


mate.
The body OF George Brady. the small coli
ored boy who died at freedman's Hospital ycs-
terday morning from the effects Of a blow on
the head, ss published In Yesterdays srAH. vss
removed TO the home Of his parents on New
Jersey avenue southeast yesterday afternoon.
When Deputy Coroner schaeffer hal finished
the autopsy and reported the facts TO the police
Lieut.. McCathran Of the fifth precinct sent
Officer Ciscle out 20 investigate the affair
and be arrested fourteen, esr-old
school boy named JOSEPH Granthum
on suspicion OF having thown the stone which
inflicted the fatal injury. Granthurn denied
the charge and accused another boz. Who will
probably be arrested this afternoon. The
ohcer learned that party Of small bows we're
playing police, and when one Of them wa.
treated rather roughly he became angry ana
threw the stone. Coroner Patterson will hold
an inquest at the fifth precinct station at z
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
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LaDIrs. LoSDox NovrIrr Crows

H msn Nsnt 70 select inst WIS; ladies desire or n
The rsaier iay and So ~olld treat herself 10 III,
vsry is's-f loudru novelties. tore they are.
Ihc n-u rvsi-. bu-> and greens ia the s-b.rtton
TnsIisl pos-LiE t'os~, With Shiie kiI binding a,
and large hits pearl tutt1Es aud only 80
I.iT
Th- tbation Hiacs Chevret,s Gloves with
fsnry stiteattz IN I'd. yellow. lavender and only
o. sUaEaH
The new London E-i Ed Gloves with four big red
peari buiton- white. Jello~ and r-i SIX stitching
co. oaly 90 rain.
Here Ioux undrssze1 HID Mouscuetair~- tha,
vouleu wear S-huttun l~nxth for 81 s. ara al ~
~ tuttsu Tor u. . 10 button fUr 81 - ~ button
fs 81 20 White and al evening shades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-23

In Philadelphia Mr.. r. W. Graham of this
city has procured the arrest Of Lorin Blodgett
Of that city, well known here for his connec-
ton with what is known as the Blodgett claim
to a large amount Of real estate in the north
west part of the city, known as the Jamaica
tract, and he has been held to bail for the
charge is obtaining money by false pretenses
and obtaining from him in 1890 o. 500 on the
representation that he had an interest in the
estate, whereas he parted with his interest TO
Robert Morri-on, deceased, by whom IL was
conveyed to John j. johnson a. trustee.
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Doy,r Hrsrr.rr.

You know the cid saying He who he-itaa.- s Lost
II certainly APPLES With force IN thinzs
When yoa know yoa right donr hs-it.rs ~
II. when you know What you want aons hesitate -
demands
when you 70 20 bur bottle Of Carriers LfTrf8
LIVER PILLS don't hesitate 30 ny you ~..t CA y
TIERS. don't heritsi. ths, yoa sd ''c-A-Br
T-E-R-s" and don't hesitate o. refa-s Hasthirx o.
fered 20 you ss "sam. 'c-AR-T-E-R-'-s" 90 '-sus
~ good o. 'c-A-R-T-E-R--s.'- Tl.~rv b nothing -
good 90 ''c-A-R-r-E-R-'-s.- Thy never f@il
Don't hesitate % -sy when i1is.tions .s.i srssh
offered 20 you
Don't hesitate % dsnsnd Ne rsnuiss cAkTEvo
LITTLE LIVER PrLLA
POSITIVE cuiE ron sIck HEADACHE
Small TN. Small psss. s.uan pvsss. ~
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Marriage licenses have been issued By The
clerk Of the court to the following: Ar hur
Shield and Ireila Purcell; John W. Walker Of
Fairfax county, Va, and N. A. Donaldson; W.
}. Campbell and Annie Stanton; VIM DAin and
Burt Boyed; Benjamin White and Maggis
Powell, both Of Aanassas. Va; Fsank Roy snd
Florence brHxton.
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NJ AREIED.

@sGsssShEiys. THisfiSk a n.ss No
MAI lie {. NEllfGAh
sSTT9SI BAL sAgTrsE T, IF on h,rs.y DO
GEokGE J. SUTTON 70 Mis-. fMMA A. BArTIS.
FIELD, both q Washington, n. &.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-23

HARD CoUGH disfres-es the patient ana rarks
both lungs and throat. DR. ID. Jayne's ExpertHsnt
l. the remedy wanted 20 cure your cough aud 70.
lieye both the pulmonary and bronchial organsL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-23

Range Of the Thermometer.
The following wero the temperatures si the
Office Of the weather bureau today. 4 an, 20;
IN, Is; maximum. -; minimum, 20.
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:siiS So IS
TIE LAST CHAxoE.

OF. NrCHOIAS-Tonisht. . to o; tomorrow. 10 &c
IL An. . 10 So m. tn th- Pssis Royal show win
DIV. Children With r.rrnt- invited
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E:$IIjjSEN
s m IN 4. En- En- $$'SEuH#EEEss'
N Il IA Al 4 Gee Il d EKK

IN accordance ,rifh our usual
custom our establishment ,cifl be
closed all ddy Monday. Decem-
Der IS.
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"A POINTED TALk.-

"A POINTED TAIx-
We want - sell more Shoes tomorrow tn
ever did IN one dzy-ws have the
doing ard are Offering extra attractions
TO induce you to come. Time is
money. especially tomorrow. and
you naturally prefer
| 70 shop where you
set quickly suited
| and fitted to Just
the shoes you
want
are certain
you viii
III U.s. III
sS-A Unique Holiday Storm Ru6osps7
Souvenir will be for Ladies. Misses
presented to every and Children still
purchaser tomor- 3Oc.-arezuIsr3oc
row from to IL quality. othsr deal
an Our Special ersmay possibly Of
Sales to be contin- feryou some st15c.
ned till tomorrow but you don't wan.
night trash a, auv price.
PRAor1cAL Grrrs
FoR The Cu1pnEs.
Genuine Morocco High-.op Lesrins for
Boys Specially reduced to....s2 75
Bows Red-top Boots ........slOO
Rubber Boots. good quality
Boys and Youths. 81. 25 to 200
hlsses' and Chitd's 81 and 81 25
Bed Room Slippers for Children. 1sc. to
sl23
Dancing and Dress Slippers all color.
sl.OOto s2.oO
Boys and Girls serviceabis school Shoes.
800 and NJ.
Cork-sols Hand made Shoes.
For Youths ami Boys .....--. - and $50
For Chiidren and Misses. ell so and zoo
Patent Leather Dress Shoes specially re-
dtIced
Dobs Ldcfu----- 10 q. 30
YOUTHS ana Misses. %. IS
thttdrs1t &L25
Infants Cut- Soft and serviceablu
Shoes all colors-25c. to sl2
FoR LADIES
Fur bound Juliet" Boudoir Slippers. very
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Red Goat. Suede and Kid Evening Siiprsrs
all the popular colors. 81 % to 81 90
White. Black. Pink or Blue Satin Slip
Pefs------------------------- 81 90
Velvet. Felt and Leather House Slip
TO 81 90
Perfecthttins Durable Kid. Goat and Calf
Button Boots--------------.sl.O0 to e. so
Han1-made Cork sole Button, genuine KAN
earoo or dongola-
Fine Dress Button. Laced or Bluch-
81 to s. 90
Rubber Boots. Button and Buckle Arc
The Marvel" prettiest and best rubber,
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FoR GENTLEMEN
Toilet slippers. in velvet or leather.
45c to $3.50.
AGenuine Russia Leather %. so Romeo
Slipper specially reduced TO- sl75
Rubber Boots. the best makes. So. $3.50
and So co.
Red-linsd Alaska overshoss
Calf Boots for dress and service.
$500 to $500
Patent Leather Full Dress and Walking
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Reliable. Neat-looking Laced Shoes or
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Shoes
Fine Calf and Kangaroo Dress Shoes,
So 50to $500
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