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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-20

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CUT TIM.
~ Der. In accordance with the proyisions Of
section =, rules and regulations prescribed by the
honorable y~ecretarJ OF the interior. May s, 1884,
tho Undersigned hereby gives notice THAT at tha
expiration Of twenty-one Gays from the first pub.
hc2tion Of this notice, It viii apply to the hon,
orab!e secretary of the interior, by its written
application. for authority to cut and remove the
Understandable saw logs. consisting Of pine and
fir timber. on tho following described public
lands. to wit:
Beginning at the forks of Cottonwood creek,
which il a tributary Of tho south fork of the
Musselshell river. thence running up the left o.
west, aud middle forks of said Cottonwood
creek, and embracing tho natural water shed of
both.
Said land embraces what would be tp. 6 n. r. 10
O., If surveyed. al Ct said land is rough. rocky,
mountainous and unsurveyed, aed is south Of.
and adjacent to tp. T H., r. 10 e. (surveyed). and
is on the north slope of tho Crazy Mountains. in
Meagher county. state Of Montsna, and contain
about three million 1900, o0D) feet of merchant
able pine and fir timber.
sMI ii EROS. SHEEP &C..
BY John NJ. Smith, president
SMITH Il BONN,
Attorneys for applicant,
Abita SuiphDr Epringg. Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-20

SALE OF REAL .EsTATE-RY VIRTUE OF
First judicial district of tho state of Montana.
In aud for the connta of Lewis and Clarke. on
tho aist day of October, A. D. 1871. in the suit of
Alexander, defendant, the undersigned. az a
master of said COURT sppo,,ntted for that pur-
Wednesday, the oath day of February. A, d. 1892,
at the hour OF ~ o'clock noon of said day, at
the front door of the court house in the city OF
said William r. Rector in and to the following
described real estate, situate in tho city af Hei-
ena, county of Lewis and Clarke and state Of
Montana:
lot 10 in block 10. lots 3 and 4 in block IS, lot
"a in block 10, lot 5 in block 10, lot IL in block
", lot II in block "a, lots Z and y in block "a,
lot II In block -. lot ~ in block rs. lot "a In
block -. lots | and in block 80, and lot IL in
block Vi; all OF said lots and blocks being in tina
JOHN h. HAkIUMS
Helena, Mont. Feb. q. A. D. lao2
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13
The Horse Was "a rrotter.

'''St Nli@-tSi iNtllHbltittl-
A few years ago Mr.. Walton, farmer
residing near Chatham, sold a Kicking
horse u Edward Dillon, a stock dealer
residing i'll the southern part Of the
county, for so and considered himself
lucky at getting such good price
Dillon kept the animal for 4 short time
but could do nothing with him. Finally
he trlied him oil to Wilmington man
for steers, and was glad to get rid Of
him. The Wilmington man discovered
that the horse had some speed and tested
him several times. Ina short while he
found his way 70 Nichols bazaar on
Broad street, Philadelphia. Nichols
httcled the horse double with u trottcr
Of his, and the pair made Il record Of
2,2i. Since then Nichols has refused
an offer of over $4,000 for the horse.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13
SUDDEN DEtTH.
William II. Turner, Aged &c Years, Ex-
pires suddenly on the street Tuesday
Mnrninp

William II. Turner, Aged 62 Years, Ex-
pires Suddenly on the street Tuesday
Morning.
William Ill. Turner, who resides with
his married daughter at No. 1902 West
Sixth street, dropped suddenly dead
from heart disease at Fourth and King
streets Tuesday morning He left home
about $50 o'clock to take the infant
child of his daughters out for ride in
the coach. He had suffered much from
heart disease but seemed in unusually
good health on leaving home this morn
ing.
The aged man was crossing Fourth
street and had gotten midway between
the north and south sides of that thor
oughfare at King, when he was seen TO
suddenly fall in the street. He was
wheeling the baby coach at the time. A
number of persons ran to his assistance
and carried the PROSTATE man to cigar
store close by. DIR. Finn was sum
moned and pronounced the man beyond
human aid. He expired without utter
ing word. Coroner Sparks was mott.
fed and removed the deceased to the
homo OF his daughter, Mrs. Rose Fcss.
meier, No 102 West Sixth street, who
s,wooned on hearing Of her fathers
DEATH
Deceased was well-known in this city
and was 81 years old. lie formerly
resided in South Wilmington and Was
injured in the terrible cyclone which
swept overthc southwestern part of the
city the night Of Tuesday, August 2lst,
1883. lie had entirely recovered from
his injuries, however, and Of late seemed
70 be enjoying apparently good health.
He leaves 4 family of grown up chill
dren, one Of whom lives in Chester.
Coroner Sparks issued certificate Of
death from heart disease.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13

observation crowded with sightseers,
The roof of nearly every tall building IN
the city, as the parade approached, DC,
came almost alive with humanity, and
from these high stations New YORK pre-
scented as pretty scene MS one couid
possibly imagine. Bright flags were TO
be seen from lnnumerable stalls ana
windows, and the city seemed to be
alive with ilutterlng bunting. All inns
display, or course, was delightfully."-
frightened by the glorious sunshine.
Complying with the instructions
issued BY Commander Erben, the United
States war-ships Philadelphia, Atlanta
and Miantonomah, took their positions
early. The French gunboat Hussard,
the sturtly-appeafing Italian cruiser
Bausan, and the beautiful Spanish
cruiser 1nfanta Isabella, soon Joined
them.
When the hour for mastering the
fleets arrived the Narrows, above and
below, presented a spectacle not often
seen even in these busy waters. The
bay seemed to be covered from shore TO
shore with sailing and stcaming craft Of
all sizes and descriptions. An hour be-
fore the time for the start, 1890 O'Clock,
one would have deemed it impossible to
create anything like order out OF the
constantly moving lines, but order was
somewhat brought about and shortly
before noon it began TO look as if the
parade would not be iiasco.
THE CELEBRATION IN new HAVEN,
NEW HAYES, CoNN, Oct. 11..-Thc
knights of Columbus of the State of
Connecticut took possession Of tho city
early this morning, and are celebrating
the quadro-centenYia Of the discovery
Of America by Columbus in an cnthusi-
astiC manner. The total number Of men
in the parade was not less than 5000,
while il is safe TO say that there are GER
iainly 10000 or 10000 strangers in the
city,
The official programme Cnumcratcs
% councils and ~ brass bands from
all parts Of the state. These are divided
IN INTO seven divisions Inc fourth
division contains the prominent feature
Of The pageant. These were floats 10
represent The events i'll the life Of
Columbus.
AMID SCREAMING wnIsTLEs,
Pandemonium seemed to nave broken
loose as tic ilo,llla moved M the North
| river. Net = Tug, a factory, railroad
~ other engines having a steam whistle
failed To mgin footing, and blew in tong
screams Unlil nearly ali the steam had
been blown OH. Add to tiis the hun
NEEDS of thousands pf people lining the
sew York and New Jersey shores who
ehcercd themselves almost specifies IN
their cndcavor 10 do justice to the occa-
SION, the stately onward sweep Of the
war ships, the excursion craft crowded
down with cheering passengers, the
clouds Of bunting tloating oyer every
vessel, the water cliuruel into foam By
The huge passing llcct, the bright sun
and the glorious blue sky, and You may
nave u FAINT idea OF The naval procession
II the Columbia programme.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13

The young lady wac Vel and favor
ably known In Wimng.oa where shc b,,l
Il wide circle Of friends and ;tcG,luintan"".
Miss MGCord after tier mother died lived
resided WITH his si.trr,in IAN. MI, Emn,,
Mcdaniel After the Eulrr's death ihpw
G.I,, ,fIt "''' MI S,,, Mri,hnlGi. hef
'3niti Nj" MN, ,lV! U' r.,
TIN ,ib n ~ ,,r,,,, t.''", Iiia' iti'GE
~. '',Nl't - wv SlA'A'1ii itE, ulItT whose
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13

SNerlnl E0ffespondonce q Ea2otte aud Journal
New CASTLE, Oct. News was re.
cevcd here last evening Of the sudden
death in Washington, u. e., of Dir. Samuel
Barr brother Of Mrs Mary Lane, widow
of William +. Lane, and Of George Barr
Of this city. Or, Barr was prominent
physician in a South Dakota town, where
he has large family He came east to
attend the q. A. i. encampment, and
sister in this city. lie left here for his
home in apparent good health yesterday
morning, intending 10 90 via Washington.
He was taken i'll On the street there yGster-
day afternoon, and expired III a short time.
II Is said that hu was sufferer from
asthma and heart disease. Or. Barr was
formerly II resident Of New Castle, and is
well-knOwn here. Ills remains will prob
ably be shipped 10 his western home,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13
aGananlaEer's.


Every one of these Autumn
work-a- days is an opening
day for Dress Goods.
New weave wonders con
tinually crowd the counters.
The wooden and silk-and-wool
beauties Of yesterday are
jostled by the fresher beauties
Of to-day.
You can come and come
and be sure every time that a
Kaleidoscope change awaits
you.
Plain stuffs as well as the
rich and rare. Let's look at a
random four:
Navy blue Serge three shades) finish
like Sarah Serge, at soc. The
French makers thought 1t would
be G5e.
52-in. Mohair.stripc Cheylot variety
Of cDlors, 75c, Made to sell at
SIPS.
WhipcOrd Serge, Cloth weight, IS
Of the finest calnriugs, T5c.
Fine i5-inch French Serge, 65c.; d
good i5c. grade. 20 shades.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13

NORFOLK, VA, Oct. l0,-Suit was on.
tered il the United States circuit court
to-day by the interstate commerce com.
mission against the New York, Phila.
delphia and Norfolk, the Delaware, Tic
Philadelphia, Wilmington Y Baltimore
and the Pennsylvania railroad 1T the
instance Of the Delaware State Grange,
on behalf Of the trucking Interests. Of
that State and the Eastern Shore Of
Maryland and Virginia, alleging dis
elimination against the shippers Of the
peninsula and in favor of those Of Nor
folk and points south
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13

A. P0nsett FothergiI VI this city has
accepted the position Of assistant to the
general manager Of the l'enCowl IRON
WORKS, fencoyd, IA.
Cards have been issued for the marriage
of Martin 2. smith, lawyer at Norfolk
and Miss Amy Estela Morley of th;s CITY.
which will be solemnized Thursday oven
ing, October Goth.
A certificate Of death from CONSUMPTION
was Monday given by Coroner sparks in
the case Of Fletcher Downes Of Hartley,
who died on train near Clayton, Satlir-
day evening. The body was removed 10
his home Monday.
The followingproperty transfers we're
recorded Tuesday Nos. 1918, 1920. 1924
West Sixth street, from Willard T..
Poole to Patrick Fahey; also two lots,
Sixteenth and Union, and Scott, between
Sixteenth and seventeenth streets, from
same to same,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13

GEORGETOWN, Oct. lO,,-William L.
Evans, charged with throwing poison III
the well from which Raymond Rosser
drank and died, was arraigucd before
Judges Cullen, Grub and Houston to
Gay, and entered plea Of not guilty,
Upon his statement that he had 10
money whcrcwith to employ lawyer,
the court assigned A. y. Robinson as his
counsel, who asked for a postponament
upon the plea Of not having sufficient
time % prepare his defense, The court
accordingly set January gath, 1913, as
the daY Of tho trial.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13
Three lyrecl,, III ono NIgIll.

PoTTsyILiE, Pa, oct. 1l.-Thrcc
wrecks occurred last night ut different
points on the Mahonoy division Of the
Philadelphia " Reading railroad. BY
the breaking Of III axle, five heavy
laden freight cars were wrecked 1T
entrance to the East Mahonoy tunnel
and traffic delayed several hours. Two
freight cars were piled up at ST. Nicho-
las, by which Albert LcnHc of this place
was crushed to death. At Rappnhan
mock, on the Shenandoah branch, a
bridge gave way, wrcching large num-
Der of cars. Traffic was delayed until
this morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13

Thomas Ector lit southwooi station.
on the Landenharg branch Of the y, Il
Q, railroad, a few days ago, tired to
drive a young ball ont Of the milking
let, when it rgshcd upon him striking
him in the stomach and knocking him
down. The bull then struck him in the
shoulder, Breaking d small bone ana in
iiicting injuries from which he is still
suffering. Mr, Ectur then seized the
iron ring in the uIl'snosc and twisted it
until the animal beloved with pain and
cave IN the attack.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13
An IaxeitIns RUNAWAY.

A team owned by John Mcyey, n
shoe dealer at Front and Market streets,
ran away on French street Monday
afternoon. AT Second street Mr.. Ne
Ney was thrown out and striking his
head cut il severely. Between Front
and Second streets his team struck a
light vehicle which was standing in
front Of Horns carriage factory and
knocked it from the street to the side,
walk, but did not damage ii. At Front
street it colilea with team hitched III
front Of the Grand Onion Hotel and be.
longing to Orlando sutton, who resides
on the road leading from this city to
New Castle. The shock was so gicat
that Mr.. McNcN's wagon was upset aud
wheel was torn of. The harness was
broken auG the horse detached from the
shafts, Continuing its flight the fright.
encd animal dashed down the street to
below Water, whore it was caught. Mr..
Sutton's carriage had ono side crushed
in and 4 hitching post on the hotel side
walk was broken.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13
WILHELM " rfESN4.


VIENNA, oct Emperor William
arrived ~ the railway station here at
noon to-day. Emperor Francis Joseph,
a number o. high military officials and
several Of the ministers waited his
coming. AS soon rs the train bearing
the German Emperor had come TO a
stop IN the station His Majesty sprang
70 die platform. The Emperor ol
Austria stepped forward and the two
rulers threw their arms about each
other and kissed repeatedly.
The entire route from the railway to
,'chonbrunn was lined with people, who
gave the German Emperor an ovation
and warm welcome.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13

kENosltA, WIS, Oct. l1.--Alcxis Ciar-
mont, the aged mail-carrier Of Green
Bay, who started from that place some
three weeks ago to walk to Chicago
arrived ut this place last evening. lie is
50 years old and Ga years ago carried
the mail from Green BAY to Chicago on
foot. He expects 10 arrive i'll the
Worlds Fair city some time during the
present week.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13
apanamaker s.

ing point for you. Here they
are, more money-full than we
know Of anywhere else in
town.
The sI2, $3.50 and SIS
Suits-in black Cheviots,
rough and smooth-faced stuffs,
small checks in Homespuns,
and in silk mixtures-arc a
handsome host.
At SIS, $40, S2a.5o dozens
Of other styles-many Of them
only here, ready made.
The very tip-top Of style for
the young or youngish man is
a ouble-breasted Vest with
single breasted Sack Coat-tt
Mc dou6lc-dJcaste9 HcSt is
right
Mems Trousers at $3.50,
strong, durable and all-wool,
or $40 if you prefer-styles
and styles between.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13

Dave Martin, the Philadelphia thug,
vote buyer and ballot Box stullar, who
has been sent over TO New York 10 rim
the Republican campaign, has uuaagthcd
roorback which IS even more trans
parent than the General Rcnaer fasno
which has furnished Quay WITH somUch
quiet amusement in PENNSYLVANIA, Mar
tins story is to the effect TINT tho ncta0.
Gratis are colonizing in New York city,
for election purposes, large numbers Of
negroes from Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington, and that tiiey are also
to buy up thousands Of colorcd iioaters
in New York city and STATE. How came
Dave Martin % leave Wilmington gtIt
Of his list2 May MT the secretly II
negroes ~ the Republican Opera House
meetings IN this city be explained III
this way2 When such orators rs Me-
kinney, HIGGINS and Frye cannot drtw
even a u2rPoros guard Of c0lolca Re
publicans in the city Of Nilmtn rton
there evidently must be sometime
wrong. The commonly accepted H.
PLANTATION hitherto has been tint TIE
Republicans were ashamed Of thcir
colpred allies and were kcep!ng tham
in tire background. But Dave Martin
has shown q way out Of this awkward
admission ictour Republican mana aers
attribute hG rarity af the Wilmington
Ethiopian " tho coIonI2inG tactics 81
thn xyirly.I Ns1u, N-,,rl. I,z.,., l.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13

SAN ANToNIA, TEXAS, oct. ia
Mexican named Carlos Nilada has ar
rived at Gonzales from San Luis rotoSi,
Mexico. lie states that he is direct
descendant Of Santa Anna, and il in
search of several hundred thousand dol
lars buried treasure, which is said 10 be
buried on the top of certain mountain
near Gonzales, having been placed there
by Santa Anna so years ago. A large
force of men is assisting him in excayat-
ing i'll the mountain for the treasure.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13

SAN FRANcIsco, Oct 1.-THE United
States cruiser Yorktown, which arrived
from Ounalaskn last evening, reports
that she encountered very stormy
weather on the trip down. The revenue
cutter Richard Rush left Ouualaska the
same day as the Yorktown, October list,
but has not yet arrived hero. The
Yorktown left The Adams and Mohican
and the cutter Bear in Boring Sea.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13

ToT STRINGS, ARK, Oct. tl.-A party
just arrived from the mountains Of Scott
county, some rs miles north of tais city,
report the discovery Of a gold Ininr Tie
mine was found by hunter while
exploring cave, 1t is said that several
hundred people have llocEed tothc region
and camped there, and are now guarding
the new Eldorado with shot guns to IRE.
vent their claims being jumped by others
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13

Likelier than not a Mans
$40 Atwood Suit will be your
test Of the Clothing store.
Fall or Winter. It's a sortof
standard, even if your mind is
on a higher cost Suit. 'rhe
goods, the quality, the Style,
makeup and finish area start
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13
Range Light Changes.

The United States coast survey gives
the following notice to mariners on
Delaware bay III respect to the Break
water front range light: The character.
iStic Of this light has been changed
from fixed white varied bya white fash
every 45 seconds 10 fixed white during
periods Of y seconds, separated BY
cclipses Of :! seconds duration.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13

OMAHA, NEB., Oct. 11.-This city il
flooded With counterfeit silver dollars
The spurious coin is dated 1891 and
bears the New Orleans mint mark 'fht
coins are light and greasy, but ring true
The amount passed in the city will
reach into the thousands.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13

When catarrh attacks person Of Scrnfn-
Ions tHathoss, the disease is almost sure 10
become chronic The only etiicaciuuS cnre.
therefor" y ayers Sarsapariia, whicl.
c%pelai scruiula from the system and tine
cattrrh soon follows shit. Loca! tIeAt.
lAeut is only waste OF time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13

At $3.50 we've an exccp
tionally good Suit for the Boy.
Tough and stylish. But the
IS Suits Is to IS years. are
even more remarkable; wider
range Of fabrics, better goods,
added elegancics. Then, too.
seams are double sewed, but
tons really fast, and all the
little things that help quality
carefully looked to.
Boys Suits at half a dozen
other prices, and all Of them
as much out Of the common.
Boys Refers, 5 to 7-year
sizes. Heavy twilled English
Serge, sailor collar, $3.50 and
IS. Fancy mixtures and solid
colors, edges bound in vary
ing widths, S., $3.50, $3.50,
$3.50.
Blue Fur Beaver, $3.50,
$3.50, $3.50.
Leather Leggings to com
plement the Refers are novel
in styles and dainty in colors.
Prices well below those Of a
year ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13
4 noEsE cnriNG rRon FEAR.


thfc % thH hreat Equine animal.
About 5o'ellck Monday afternoon a
team IF f5Mr fine horse: hitchc IN tan
dem To- 4 biE wagon laden with 4 heavy
Stone wo.sl!iar several tons, passed 10
King Street, towards Dayilsou's marble
yard 1T Firth.
IN mating the turn, east on Fifth, two
u the horses slipped on the steep incliae
which i. found Mt that point. 'lAe
animals we're bally tous..al up in the
harness anl gearing 'lha two horses
referred y g6t intot& rather laughabla
posture Of sttin" On t.lair htuigupmcrs
inst like daas, suddenly the attention
VI the crowd, which Ind Gathered 1T the
spnt, was called % the front horse which
i8tAcolnmomced crying and sluealing in
lonti tones, inst the same as pi5
calght between rails. lts peculiar cry.
Ing vocal notes wcra natrea by several
lookers-on rs something very unusual
fgom horse. INC animal was tremb.
ling an oHrr with fclr ana it was sun.
posed, AT the moment that it vas seri.
uus.r hurt Immediately it was released
however il stopped crying, 1t was found
tpDc eatitGty GHhurt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13

Edward S. Van Dyke and Miss Dora NJ
Johnson will be married in st Paul's NJ,
=. Church Wednesday evening, October
10th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13

New YoRK, Oct. 1.-THE sun bcamcd
with brightness upon everybody
and everything this morning, and Il
sharp breeze made ovcrcoa.s lust warm
enough. Not cloud was to be seen in
tile blue canopy over busy Guthom. At
n very early hour many thousands OF
nanny families. armed with hinge lunch
ba5liGts. were iourneying over the diff
ferent ferries and lines, intent upon
camping for the morning at some point
Of vantage where the naval display
could be watched in comfort THUS il
was that Staten Island, Fort Hamilton.
BAY Ridge, Gravesend BAY and the
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13
JUDGE PAXSON ON TREASON
The High Crime as Defined by
an Eminent JuriSt.
STRIKERS WERE IN THE WRONG
The Carnegies Had a Right to
Employ PinkertonS.

Chief Justice Paxson, of the Pennsyiva-
mia Supreme Court. Charges tho Grand
Jury In Pitt-burg, and Defines tho
Crime of Treason--fIe says the Strikers
Had No Right to Prevent Men Going
to Work.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-13

No dressicr Refer for the
6 to I5-years-old boy than a
softly shaggy Chinchilla, wool
lined, with wide, notched Vel
vctccn Collar. Here they are
at $3.50 and $3.50.
The Reelerprocession starts
at S4.5o-for a snug sailory
affair, warm and slightly. Sizes
5 to 8.
For the boy Of 3 to 10 years
Leather Lcggings, Of course
stylish and 50 comfortable
Of chilly day. Carefully
selected feathers (real goat
and prices brought TO reach
able point for almost anybody,
Regular lengths, S5.25 to
S3.75; Fauntlcroy, S5.75 to
IS; Napoleon top, S4.25 to
$3.50. Colors tan, wine, brown,
black and red.
Suits range from toddlers'
Kills to Long Trouser rigs for
biggest boys.
Double-hrcastcd Junior Suits.
Russian Blouse Salts.
Primrose Vest Suits.
Iouavc Suits
Prices $3.50 to $3.50. Al
unequallcd assortment.