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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1892-05-26
The Rugged Constitution Of Man

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TRAINS

Tickets sold and baggage checked through to
,dl eastern points. Travellers insurance tickets
slso sold
j. A. FERRAEo. Agent.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1892-05-26
WE.fTHER BURE1U REPORT

L. :. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WiNSTaUccs STATION.
May =. 1892.
Conditions OF weather for the - hours ending
r. NJ, 18th meridian time, or 500 r. W., local
time.
Mean Barometer 2j62.
Maximum Temperature, ~ deg.
Minimum Temperature, 20 deg.
Mean Temperature. 66 deg.
Wind Prevailing direction, :. W maximum
,eocity 80 miles an hour.
Precipitation for II hours, T.
Minimum Temperature. May 26. u deg.
I'OSTOFFICE REGULATIONS.
WINNEMUCCA POsTOFFItE
OFFICE HOURS.
From A. NJ 10 $3.50 +. NJ
From y. ~ to =. ".
SUNDAYS.
From 80 A. VI. To 10 A. NJ.
From 2. ". to q z. NJ.
G. W. RUTHERFORD. L. NJ.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1892-05-26

REFERENoEs: The Lyte Safe & Lock
Co., l46 to 100 Water St., John ID. Park
&Sons Co., our wholesale agents, Gin
'innati, ONO. apl3-ly.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1892-05-26
TIME Tables.

soururns raclrlc eonrAsy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27

arr 49,, n,i,,F1 ,,,,,, ,,,,to. tl,o no,rt,
,.,,i, ,i,,,.a. L,.s,d III, III, ~. s,aa,.
II on, ~ ,>.a,,;,o,,, Ioan,,i,,ioa, III.
~
yer " wilmington - reioilcu y haFe
said i'll addressing q meeting OF c0l0rcd
ma, IL tine titv sn,na tinnnrn rhis u
INC splilt o. lolefahce eAilpltoa py lle
local leaders of that party toward the
,,,,ro1 nnn INA ~ rrow;nn 4,
tclllgeht enough ana independent
enough TO do their own thinking
IA ttoir 49,, ,,,,.;,,r I, i, ~
"''' 49, . ="
same spirit that found utterance in
threats te lynch Mr. A. Worthinrtop
DISQUALIFICATION, ,..l N.Y., IIs,...I,
Pllhehtcy ~ l1ofel INV ait9als' ii""tll
and SyphaX in this city; the latter two
nerrncs heinr man who have heen can.
,,,. 49,.
sacred Dy lltlr constituents III Nlrglhla
worthy of legislative honors. They are
resnectad and bnnorcd with official
~ " - G y,
enolument farther southi they We're INC
recipients Of oplufsauoh ana ABUSE
here.
congressman EWaft, hepuDlicah' OF
norm Gafenha, speaking IN aehuheia-
lioh Oh the fofce Dill IN the heeu Soh-
gfess,saia
rer NY s s,nSS ~" N st ~ a a,tnrnev s aeatsS
by majority 81 the voters Of that district
an able and capable lawyer Have you,
6ar nrssen ~ attnrnmy n anv If vaur
districts?
NY state sends a eolored Congressman g 4,
amd fa I'M s rcnrr.efa,; ~ Whera ara
the colored Congressman from the nort! z
hnw many negro rgSt!ta masters IRE there
Illinois - y ''N' : - = : 49,
Non may mourn over the wrongs Of the
heeIo N2,i my nep'aFg atvini H. u9,nt
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27
LinEErY--cIIiL Avn EAAIGiorS,
The Rcv. y. MarISs Rrplics TO a Recent
Assertion by Hishnn Gnlnmnn.

Edii5r Gd.ctte, In 4 recent pastoral
ui bishop Coleman, the clcrgy of his do
GcsC are cnioncd to emphasize the state
ment that we are indebted for our civil and
religious liberty mainly 10 the Church Of
Engiand. This statement may well be
challenged. 1t is not supported by the
evidence of facts m the evidence of prob
ability. At the period Of the Revolution,
the clergy of the established church would
naturally be in sympathy with the crown,
~ they We're in all previous revolutions in
l4ngland
Does the good bishop not know that his
ecclesiastical ancestors tried to make it hot
for mine in New York, Virginia, and else
where? Does he not know that ltcv.
Francis Mackenzie, the founder Of l'rcsbv-
tGriHnlsm in America, was arrested in Viz
ginia and tried for being Il ''Strpling
preacher" and that he was afterwards
thrown into prison in New York by the
same authorities as "a religious vagrant II
Has he never read in the history Of his
own church that the officers Of Trinity
Church, New York, interGered to prevent
'rcSbytcrians from securing charter Of
inCOrpnratlnn for their then only church
building?
l'rcsbytcrians and other "dissentersn
--QuakGrs, Baptists Lutherans, &c,-all
had Il taste Of that civil and religious;
liberty Which the Church of England was
disposed to grant. Has our esteemed bishop
never read Of the conspicuous part which
| Presbyterians played in the war Of the
Revolution History tells of lIcarolamd,
Shelby, SEWER, Campbell and Williams,
the live CplOnels who won the battle OF
Kings Mountain, all II whom were Pres
| bytcran elders. 1t tells us Of General Nor.
gan who was another, and Of Chaplain
| caldwell whose herhisln has been imtnor.
| taii2ed in poem by Brete lIurtc.
| In Paramount Park stands the NOM.
mcnt Of DR. John Witherspoon, signer OF
the Declaration of Independence and mem
Der uf the first Constitutional Convention,
whom bancroft, the historian, says was
one OF the Staunehest and ablGst advocates
of civil and religious liberty.
General Washington himself an Episco
| paiian, in answer to 4 series Of resolutions
| passed by the first general assembly, com
| Hlimeutel tile members of that body fol
| the stand which they had taken durilIt
the memorable struggle for America
/ Independence. We would not call atten
ton TO the bishops pastoral, had it no
| seemed 10 do injustice to others. Let III
not disturb the verdict of history. III thi
| age, we plead for truth and justice as wei
AS love and charity toward all
l., MARKS.
WiLMfSGToN, DEL. Oct. 25th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27

the greatest republic history ever saw !!
What would those revolutionary heroes
have thought of the demand of British
supervisor to scrutinize their tax re-
ceipts, or of a British deputy marshal to
pass upon their qualifications to deposit
their ballots2
But thank God, there is promise that
in the election which comes off the
Sth Of next month, the freemen Of
this country will call to its government
not only Democratic President, but n
Congress Democratic in both houses,
with the power and the will . sweep
from the statute books of this nation
forever every yestige Of the whole in
fernal machinery Of usurpation under
cover Of which the Republicans are now
making, let US hope, their last desperate
effort to rc.rivet the shackles of central,
lied and unrepubIcan authority and Of
Doodle domination upon the people OF
this land.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27
HomcU's Fiu- Mex Starts.

W pHtG'I y run NttN 'otHbJS.
The unexpected has hap
pcncd. Ncaylp a MonSan9
57'ch FIR Mex .Srar7& have
come to US SO that we can
hand them out at just about
the old prices.
Dark Mink Scarfs al So and 81.
Extra Dark Mink .icarls at $Sand 50.
Extra Dark and Long Mink Scarfs,
some in special shapes, at SO, Sl2,
S1i.
Stone Marten Scarfs, $3.50 to $1i.
Hudson Bay Sable Scarfs, $40 to SIG;
very large and choice, new curved
shape, $50.
Genuine Russian Sable Scarfs, $50
TO $50.
One hundred Canada Seal
Head Scarf at IS and 50, and
Baum Marten at IS and STA
are also in this exceptionally
attractive lot.
So arc Scarfs in Astrakhan,
Persian Lamb, Thibct, Krim-
mer, Otter and other popular
Furs. Some Of the Thibet
Scarls in white and beautiful
tints, haze been Pit at $3.50.
Girls will delight in them; they
match the favoritc Cloakins
shades,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27
PETIT JBRY PANELS.
The First and Second Panels of the Jury
For tho November Term.

For tho November Term.
Following are the first and second panels
Of Jurors chosen on Tuesday for the
November term of county court ,,,.,,.
ADMINISTRATION Lackey, Wllllam
II. Mooney, Lewis l1ickey. Isl
Brandvwine--Wi VILLAIN II. Wilson, WIN
field ). Orr, James Graves.
Cliristiaua-- Harvey T.. Gregg, Bcnlamin
Haley Thomas u. Lyman.
Mill Creek William ]. Mitchell, John
.. EiGtburn, Avian Buckingham, Jr.
White Clay Henry Singher, John
Barlow.
Pcntuder--Willam 7. Cam, Frank
Brown, james Morris.
New Castle--Sumuel T.. Ianders, Frank
Weggenman, John I. Campbell.
Red Lion = Frcinghatsen McAlunn,
William II. Schultz, Theodore Jones.
st. Georges Thomas II llurn, Leonard
V. Aspil, lr., Frank n. Howell
Appoquinimink y Lewis Fennemore,
Joseph G. Hutchinson, .lr.
observation-disclosures \. Lynch, Walter
Mouro.
SECOND rANEL.
Wilmington-tio Krautter, John S.
Mullin, ,Ir Patrick Fahey.
Observation-Disclosures w. Gruhh, Edmund
Donahoe, William u. Husbands
observation-disclosures Mccullough, Will
liam j. Armstrong, Dennis Mclaughlin.
Mill creek--I'ranklin Eastburn, Joseph
Seal, Taylor pierson.
White Clay CrGck--Alfred q. Brooks
Henry Bayard.
lencader- Richard Sullivan, William
O'Rourk, William G. Bigger.
New Castlc--Robert Wadsley, Sr. James
Il. Morrison, pnrra trG0s,
Red Linn-lhomas Vail, Daniel i.
Stewart, George a. Clcaypr,
St. Georges -tieorge q, Rove, Edward D..
Rice, samuel c. Vail.
APPOINTMENTS William ~ Watts,
William III. Huntington
Decentralization Keiscr Samuel r..
Frct2.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27
4 rcnin s.rnck ~ . rr.in.

While passing over the King street cross
ing Of the T.. W. 4 Il. railroad Monday
afternoon, about 10 O'clock team
owned by 5el!ah 4 Company was struck
BY some freight cars which were being
backed by Il shifting engine. The wagon,
which was loaded With iron being taken to
hlns stree stree wllari, was demolished and
under a ear. Wilson had an arm spraincd
and 4 hand bruised aud the horses we're
slightly cut. Il is almost miracle that the
collision did not result more seriously HE
accident was caused ny neglect to lower the
safety gates.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27

In his speech introducing Senator
Gray, IL the large Opera House meeting
last Tuesday night, Chairman salisbury
Of the Democratic county executive
committee, saiSl
i rlrtisan Republican Levy Court tries
TO bankrupt tho county and ruin its
finances by refusing ltntl compelled by
theruurt, to collect moneys due il, and do
taultng in It's interest, while it expenGs
thousands of dollars in Useless lawsuits
ana hy inbbery. denounced even by one
on two Of the honest members of its own
party, IN open session, i; loads unnecessary
BURDENS o. the county while il seeks 10
drive corrupt political bargains in award
ing its contracts duulInc9 the Wash
in,tnn street bridge scheme as a corrupt
political lob, and predict should Rcpub,
liClu sllcctls he assured in this State, the
million dollars accumulated in nlIr state
treasury by honest and economical Demo-
cratic management Will soon become Il
prey to greedy Republican strikers, who
are now lighting for thnt stake.
The story Of attempted corruption,
bribery and suhornaion to which Mr..
salisbury here refers las not been
challenged and will not be challenged
by the local manl5ers of tho fcpUJli-
can campaign. ltis the story Of an at
tempt on the part Of Republicans high
in ta2 local leadership Of the party to
influence, through MIR. Alvin Il.
Morrison, tic president Of the Della
ware Construction Company, the
registration in one Of the districts
of New Castle hundred. These
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27

Special Correspendonrc uf n2ette and .Ioprna
NEwroET, DEL, Oct. Is. Columbus pay
was celebrated at The Newport public
school IN an appropriate manner Oh Fri.
day last The exercises began at G@0 Il.
m, and were in charge Of Tie principal,
Prof. Eben learnc The uliicill pro-
grummG was used. Among the additional
numbers were the lied, White and BlIr1
and the star Spanslcd Banner The
Rev, Enoch Miller read the scripture les
sons and offered prayer, An address was
delivered by file Few A. $. Mowbray.
Remarks were made by Messss. Joseph
Watson and w I. Gailaher. The Rev
Daniel Green pronounced the bcncdiction
An excellent bunting flag, lUxlS, presented
by the patrons and friends Of the school,
was raised.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27
nocK EssIY DEMOCRATS.
An Enthusiastic Meeting nt Delaware
and Pennsylvania Democrats.

There was a great mass meeting of
Democrats at Odd Fellows Hail, lIoGlics-
sin. Saturday night The speakers were
Judge Cannon Of Nebraska, chairman Of
the Irish National League Of America and
Lewis O. Nandegrift.
An immense number Of farmers from
Chester county, and Christiana, Mil
Greek and RrandywinG hundreds crowded
the hall and stayed until close To mid.
night It was the finest and most enthu-
siastic meeting ever held in the ucighbor
hood. The attention Of the audience was
50 intense that at any moment during the
two Lengthy addresses, one might almost
have heard a pin drop.
Judge Cannon Is Il highly accomplished
scholarly speaker. Mr. Nandcgutts al
dress, as well us thai II Judge Cannon
was frequently applallied.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27
aeaaamaRcr,s.


4 si,3cNp 4fH-soooi dag
email Chc7ioi al 371af.
We believe this the best
s7H cents worth in Dress
Goods shown anywhere in
America to-day.
It was woven and dyed as
a Doc. stuff. You've paid this
season soc. and maybe more
for no better.
Weight Of a fine imported
Broalcloth, and full So inches.
Nothing rough Or mean
about it, either to eye or hand.
Half a score choice colors.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27

We find in an exchange the statement
that the twcntyfour hour worlds
bicycle track record is now held by
Stcphane, French wheelman, who re,
Gently, on the buffalo Bin Vcndome
track, Paris, succeeded in covering the
almost Incredible distance Of AIS miles
and GGi yards in that tune. The preyi-
Gus record was, according to the same
authority, ii3 miles, l,215 yards. The
hest horseicsh is simply nowhere, when
it comes to distances exceeding few
miles, in competition with the man on
the wheel.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27
STREET IND shWEn DIRECTORS
Matters Attended to Last tuesday Even
ing--Fixing New street Lines.

ing--FixinG New Street Lines.
The Board % Street and Sewer Directors
met on Tuesday. 1t was decided that the
fire brick shipped by the John Porter
Company of New Cumberland w Va
was entirely sufficient for the paving Of
Delaware avenue. It is understood that
there will be about % carloads Of bricks
after Delaware avenue is paved. They
Will probably be used on CLAYTON street
between Eleventh and Pennsylvania
avenue, on Rodney street between Ihir-
tuenth and Fourteenth, and OH the lower
part of Taylor street.
A blue print OF the new Washington
street bridge was received from the build,
ing committee of the Levy Court, who
asked permission to use the bed Of Wash
ington street for placing the material. Per
mission was granted by the board, pro-
yided danger signals We're placed On the
distractions. The secretary was directed
to request the division engineer Of the
Baltimore II ONO railroad to push the
work ON the bridge at Lancaster avcnue.
The board fixed the grades of and located
the streets between Eighteenth street.
Rockford Park and Union street aud
l5rincklc avenue. The streets parallel with
Union street are Grant, Bayard, Wuoillwn,
Rvcryiew, Greenhill and Briuckle ave
MUGS; parallel with Eighteenth sticet
Church Lane, Delaware avenue and vii.
lard street.
II was stated by Mr.. Carpenter that the
Department of Elections had asked him iii
regard to the placingof thirty-fecl ropes at
the polling places, the law requiring them.
The directors did not care to Interfere. II
was suggested that the ropes be stretched
i'll curve from the windows.
Communications We're received from
Fnoch Moore d Sons, the Consumers lee
Company. the Ghristiana Window Glass
Company and the Atlantic refining Com.
pany asking hedeparimemt Ia lay board
walk on Commerce street III south vii,
mington. The board will inform the petit
TONERS that sidewalks are at the expense
of property owners, 4 number of bills
were passed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27

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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27
Force isill Methods in Delaware.

snow | want to say to you, OIL my
responsibility as citizen who loves the
State in which he was born and as one
who will always support the laws
even those enacted by partisan Repuh-
lican administration-I want to say TO
you that there is no obligation resting
on you or on me to support construc-
sion of law which has no other founda-
ton that the Interpretation placed upon
by a supervisor" "Therc are times
must strike for their rights No super
visor was ever created to exercise the
tyrrannical bchests of tsar. Thank
God, We are not living in Ireland And
go you and tell the supervisors SO! We
will support the laws Of the United
States and the laws Of Delaware, but
we will do it like men,
As Senator Gray, standing before the
vast assemblage that filed the Whining
ton rink on Saturday night, voicing the
froeman's natural adherence OF the
afternoons exemplitication Of Force
bill tactics in the city, and drawing
himself up to the full stature Of his
majestic manhood, Numbered forth iii
tones whose power and volume Tiled
that large hall this timely and vigorous
protest against the latest developmcpi
Of Federal encroachment and unsurpa-
ton upon the rights Of the citizens Of
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27

Booh fascs. Sorts and sorts
till you tire Of looking. For
So, for $4,000, for a hail
storm Of betwccners.
Come with any Book Case
want and the size, shape and
b'zfe TO exactly meet it almost
surely awaits you.
Oak Bool, Cases, open fronts, with
brass rod for curtain, SO to $50.
Antique Oak Book Cases, single
glass door, $40 to $23 also in
Walnut
Book Gases, three sections, Antique
Oak, $50 to $l20; Mahogany, $50
To $40.
Secretaries, with Book Case top
Maple, $i5, Mahogany, $40; Oak,
s35 to S2S; Walnut $2S to S32,
Book Cases with double sliding door
Walnut, $27 to $40; Oak, S27
to $40.
Secretary Book Cases, oak, $40 to
$ll5.
poublc,door Book Gases, Antique
Oak finish, Mahogany, Walnut,
English Oak and XVI. Century
OAK, Antique Oak, $l2 to $55;
Mahogany, $40 to sllO; Walnut,
$50 and $26.
Ohm WANAMAKER.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27
sTRucN ~ ~ NhNcrRfc can.
Two Boys Injured in an Accident Last
Manufacturing SerinmslY Mmri.

Elmer Reeve, No. Cos West Ninth street.
and Harry Reed, No. 6U2 West Ninth
street were struck by an electric ear at
Eighth and Tatnail streets, last Monday,
and one Of them perhaps fatally injured.
The boys were riding ON the tail end of
Megary Il Sons furniture wagon which
was crossing Eighth street al fatnall.
Wien the car struck the wagon the lads
were hurled hoadung 10 the ground.
Reeve was seriously injured, causing con
clssion Of the brain. He was carried to
fenn's drug store, aud later removed to
his home. His recovery is doubtful.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27

Mrs. Margaret A. CorsGn, formerly Mrs
NJ. A. Dennis, who had u millinery stOrcat
M, IT, Market street, this city, for many
years. died at her residence, No. 1925 West
minsterayenue, Philadelphia last saturday.
Her funeral was held on Tuesday and
intorment WAS made in Wilmington and
BrandyWine cemetery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27

in the lower part Of tile state for several
days have reached a point about milo
north Of Harrington and are spreading
along the Delaware, Maryland Il Virginia
railroad. Ezekiel Fleming, who resides
near Harrington, had about 40 acres swept
by fire saturday and lost between 201and
!WOcords Of wood, Many Of the wells in
that vicinity are driving III.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27

The scmi.crntennial anniversary 81 ST.
Panl's NJ. Il. Church will be celebrated in
1891. Before then the church will be re
modelled and the front possibly extended
remodcling will not begin for at least a
wear vet
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27

When doctor considers it necessary to
prescribe sarsaparilla, he SIMPLY orders
bottle Of Ayers, knowing full well that he
will obtain thereby n surer and prlrer pre-.
paratiun than any other which the drug
store can furnish Ayers Sarsaparillu is
the superior medicine.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27

Il, f. Mcdaniel has broken the record
for this State for the bicycle half mile
Lifetime was l.Os!, and il was made on
the Nirkwood kitclrack. The first quar-
ter was made in 81 seconds, with the wind
in his favor and the SECOND quarter in 37i
seconds 1t is the fustcst time made by 4
Delaware whcelman for Il half mile.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27
MEMS Business .Su7ks.

Just the right stuAs, just the
right styles. Assortment wide
enough to cover any fancy;
cost little enough to accom-
modate almost any purse.
All-wool Black Chcyiot with sack
coat, Sl2.
Atwood Chcyiots in small checks,
$40.
Small checks with doubleand single.
breasted sack coat, at $12, $l350
and SD.
Cheerful lGnmospuns, with single
breasted sack and doublG.b breasted
vest, $3.50, SIS and $50.
Velour Cloths in plaids, brown and
gray, beautiful designs, single
breasted coat double breasted vest,
S22.50.
Dress Suitsof black Diagonals CLAY
wcaycl, SID, SIS, $50, f22, $25,
so and $40.
Excellent line If MEMS Atwood
Trousers at $3.50 and 49,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27

The swell Ovcrcoats for
mems Winter wear arc cut
long with full back and are
either single or double
breasted. In Meltons and
kerscys, SIS TO $45.
Genuine Sedan Montagnaes
(blacll and blue), silk lined,
velvet piping; SIS.
Good Oxford Melton Over
coats, elouble-breasted, $40;
black rough Cheviot, single
breasted, SIS and SIS.
Mems llomcspun Suits
$I2 TO $50.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27

Whether in Box Coats or
Refers or Getaways or any
Of the other sorts Of over
wear for women, there's an
cracfLy 1Ight shabe-as Fash.
ion fixes it. Oftcner than not
the styles Of the stores are
got up hap-hazard--cross-cut-
ting to "chcapness" by every
possible road, and humping
into dowdincss or downright
meanness every now and
again.
Etry requirement Of ,sood
style and .@ood scysYce may b
mel anfho4f tie sata9Hcc ofme
clement 81 70orthg rh6abness.
Here are a few Of the evil
denccs; there's storefull
more:
AT &5,00-Ribbed Beaver English
bux Refers, fnll back, correct
sleeves Tapped seams, horn buttons,
tailor finish
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At $60O--Tan striped Diagonal
Refers, Tapped seams, half lined
with clangeable silk, French horn
buttons.
Al $3.50 Walking Coat Of Diagonal