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Does Not Remember 1t.

NDecf1I IfLt0Tufh 70 " hsVtsl5F
PARKERsBURG, WA, September IL.
Henry Harris, the cOlored emGloye OF
Senator Camden, who attempted suicide
by hanging himself yesterday in the
Senator's barn, was examined to-day
and declared to be insane. Henry has
no recollection OF having hung himself
and OF having been cut down just in
time 20 save his life, but declares that
somebody else must have hung himself.
He will be sent to Weston.
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I'm m. snnrnme Court.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, September H.
The movement to suppress the prize
fighting at Roby, Ind, has passed
the Lake Circuit Court. where re-
ceiver for the Columbian Athletic Club
was appointed. and was appealed to the
Supreme Court to-day, when the case
was filed with the clerk. The title Of
the case is "The Columbian Athletic
Club VS.. the State, ex rel, Willis c.
Mcmahon" The appeal Is from the
intsrlocutory order appointing re-
ceiyer.
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silx.r Day Wa. = Failure.

CHICAGO, September 1.-THE Ma
tionaI Commission adjourned sine die
at their meeting to-day, and will not
reassemble again until October 4, as
provided by Congress.
The executive committee OF the COM
mission will practically control the af-
fairs OF the Exposition while that body
is not In session.
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o'clock. there was almost no audience
at all, and Judge Thomas, OF Denver,
an important speaker, was absent. Mr..
Daugherty, the orator OF the occasion,
advocated free silver for an hour and q
half, and the meeting adjourned until
3 o'clock.
Governor Waite. OF Colorado, came in
the afternoon and characterized the
banking system as failure and the
bankers as "rascals." "They are down
at Washington now buying our Congress
men with their thirty pieces Of silver ,
said the Governor.
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You HAD a Friend

Tormeuted with dyspepsia, you could not give
him better advice than TO adopt aud stick TO
course OF Hostetter's stomach Bittecs, nnest
and safest OF tonics and regulators This is no
barren assertion. Experience has proved. ply
siciAns and the public certify 10 IL. No less
emphatic is thar Endorsement or IL IS remedy
kidney disease. gont and neuralgia Use it
with persistsncs.
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Silver day was
not q great success
at the Fair because
the com m | tt 9 g
which had the mat
ter In charge, fall
ed to advertise the
Q We mt. Conse-
quently when Gov
ernor L. B. Prince.
Of New Mexico,
j. S. Daugherty,
OF Texas, and other
prominent silver
ties gathered at
Music Hall at IL
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P.rdon.d Him on women's Petitions.

DASvILLE, KY, September Ill
d. Woods, Of Cleveland. Ohio, was to-
day pardoned by Governor Brown for
killing Barney Higgins, OF Somerset.
The shooting occurred In the court
house in this city, last May, and Woods
was to have been tried tomorrow.
The petition asking for tbs pardon
was signed by women alone. Higgins
while drunk made q criminal assault
upon q sister Of Woods.
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PULLMAN YARDS BURNING.

CHICAGO, September IA big fire
is now burning in the lumber yards OF
the Pullman Palace Car Company, and
is thought to be spreading toward the
shops. No particulars.
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Lospoy, September iL--In the Houss
OF Commons this evening, the army estl.
mates being under discussion. Mr. j. ii.
D.lzlel, Liberal, moved reduction %
account OF the Duke OF Connaughtv
10 the chief command -
AIdershot After long dlseussi0n Tor
and against the Duke OF Connsnshis
the motion for reduction was defeat
ed by vote OF 1se 20 30.
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Wood County Criminal Court.
ED,eiai Jslscrdfn 10 tn Rs9tste-.

PARKERsBURG,W W. VA, September IL.
Criminal Court, Judge ]. NJ. Jackson,
began to-day, with an unusually large
criminal docket of 26O cases, 236 Of
which are misdemeanors, and "a felo-
MES. The most important case on the
docket is the trial OF Elmer Chaddoek,
for the murder Of VIM. Pollen, the Ohio
River railroader who was murdered by
Chaddock In a house of III fame.
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Comml.sIoner Bower. En,ertalns.

SDfti0I ItltQFlF7i % Ilf hsgFstsI'
CHICAGO, Ills, September 11.-State
Commissioner George Nj. Bowers enter
tanned Mrs. E. Boyd Faulkner, Miss
Mary Faulkner, Miss Jane Faulkner,
daughters Of Senator Faulkner; Miss
Virginia Fairfax Whiting, Of Hampton,
Va; aud Miss Lucy Laob, Of Hampton,
Va, at dinner at the Palmer House last
avaninQ
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rnder the Sow OHIO Law.

oUe"III T tItLFIIIII y - 4l0E'''-''
COLUMBUS, o., September 1.-THE
State BOARD Of Appraisers, acting un-
der the Nichols law, to-day, finished
the appraisement OF telegraph snd tel
ephone property in the State, excepting
the Western Unien. The aggregate
value IS fixed at 81, LOT, 40l, an increase
of S626, SOC. 20.
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Judge Hok. Hurt by . Fall
1.l.oram 70 Ia, R.rt.fsr.

Spfcfol JsitoTGm fosAe 6egNs6'
KISGwooD, w. VA. September H.
Yesterday evening as Judge Hoke was
pulling q spring roller blind down. bis
foot slipped Of chair and he fell to
the foor with such force as TO badly
and painfully sprsIn his leg. Court 10
in session here, bat to-day he was IN
able to be on the bench
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WHEETJNG W. VA TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER r. 1893.

the highest type of Womanhood be
hers, and may the family OF the White
House become beacon In the wider
ness to all the families throughout the
length and breadth Of the land"
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$4,000 short.

opfcidi ItstfTtItN % - Hss'ss'''
COLUMBUS, o., September 1.-THE
report OF the investigation Of Treasurer
w. o. Barnes, Of Defiance County,
made to State Auditor Poe to-day
shows a shortage Of $4,000.
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YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES

At Baltimore, by a good streak OF batting
in the seventh and eighth innings, assisted
by the errors of the Pittsburgers, the Ori-
oies managed to pull out vintory.
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The Jr. o. U. a. n.

BUCKHANNoN, w. VA, September II.
The Grand Lodge Of the Junior Order
OF American Mechanics meets here to-
morrow. A large delegation arrived to-
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sVsctGg TSieorcsR 90 ths Rs0ssFsr
WASHINGTON, d. c., September IL
Lizzie G. Saamon has been appointed
nostmaster at Hartford, Mason county,
vice Thomas E. Jones removed.
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v.surerox. D. C., September fl-For
virginia. Wsstern feonsylssnn nno
showers: south hsastsfly uinds, incfsssi'
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WARRINGTON, ID. c., September H.
Anotber brief hali-hOur session was
ia nv the House to-day with less than
n hundred members present. Chairman
Rpsh. OF the Accounts Committee y
ansent . st the Worlds Fair, and the r.
oort from that committee could not
,bsrefore be presented. The ChaPiYn
nrsved for the little stranger in Ihe
WWbite y House, as follows: Eve tb PIX
rrhae." he said with deep toned c.
.a,ts ssthat Thou hast gladderF ne
ostlon and the home Of the G *
sentIve with . little one. M life
a health o. the mother we'd
the ~ the chil@ hat
the ht wO-
ned b. and
nfln-
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CHOLERA REPORTED AT VARIOUS PLACES.

LONDON, September 11.-There has
been a suspicious sudden death at Bed
ford, Nottinghamshire.
BERLIN, September 11.-All the re-
naming cases OF cholera under obser-
walton at the Mosbite Hospital have
been discharged and the cholera section
OF this hospital has been closed. The
rest OF the hospitals are free from
cholera.
WASHINGTON, d. c., September IL
Consul Rosenthal cables from Leghorn
of four deaths there yesterday from
AsIatic cholera. Several cases OF Brit
ish cholera were also reported from
England to-day but Surgeon General
Wyman attaches little importance to
them as there Is no reason to believe
that they are Of malignant Asiatic type:
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Loursv LIE, KY.. September IL
Their eat constersstior among ths
eitlz ( DanvllIe, KY, over the
chr Judge Saoflsy. 70 the grand
fol mornsng. Ia chsrRiog y
= Judge told thsm 70 indict
J~omzn whom they fnd pF
sslvs suehre for pFissA
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FUNDS EXHAUSTED.
The Refuge for Wayward Girls
Closed.

The Refuge for Wayward Girls
Closed.
The Rescue Home of the Christian Mis-
sion in the ola Bijou TEeater is closed.
When the mission was opened several
rooms were set apart in which girls who
had started on the downward path
and wished to reform were kept until situ-
a;ions in respectable families were pro-
yided for them or they are sent to their
homes TSe ladies connected with the mission
visited the Police Courts daily. and
when an erring girl declared
that she would rather go to the
mission than to a refuIm school.
she was taken in charge and kept at the
mission until situation was procured for
her.
Twenty-six girls were rescued and are
now leading vrtuous lives, but two
weeks ago the manager of the mis-
sion found that their liabilities
were leaving their resources far in the
something had 10 be done 10 save the
mission and the salaried superintendent,
the eX-gambler. Rev. Stephen HolcOmbe,
was dispensed with. Then the mission de-
cided 10 let the rooms in the building, now
used as a dormitory, and remove the bed
to the gallery OF the old theater.
The rooms were not leased. and being
unable to pay expenses 1t was decided TO
abandon the Rescue Home.
Yesterday afternoon the managers held
a meeting and decided that owing to the
fact that many dive women would be ont
of EN- pioyment, the Rescue Home should
be re-opened.
The home provides beds and board for
twenty-six women, who will be kept there
until employment is found for them or
they are sent to their homes.
1t can be sustained for $500 month and
three ladies prominent in the Mission,
were appointed to visit charitable persons
and solicit subscriptions.
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OVER IN OAKLAND.
Three Play Actors Stop a
Performance.
BAD NEWS MADE HER CRAZY.
Bad Girls Before the Court THE Wa.
ter-Front Case Bobs Up Again.
Sawyer's Divorce.
BAD NEWS MADE HER CRAZY

$50, SIN NO MoRE."-Officers have been
having their hands full the past few days
with arresting wayward Young girls. and
no less than half dozen of ages ranging
from 16 to 90 have had lodgings behind the
bars for various offenses.
Mary Brown, the girl who was arrested
few days since on a charge of grand lar
ceny for stealing from her employer lot
of sflyerware, and who had the charge re-
duced TO petty larceny by confessing her
fault was before Justice Of the Peace
Allen yesterday morning. Judge Allen, on
behalf of an earnest plea from City AttoI-
ney Church, concluded to allow the girl to
go on probation. and suspended sentence
for thirty days providing Mary would 60
to the home at Beulah Park, which the
girl promised to do. She stated that her
father had driven her from her home in
Oregon and told her to go ont and rustic
for herself.
Manic Smith. pretty black-eyed girl,
was up before Justice Allen yesterday for
vagrancy on complaint sworn out by her
father. The father, brother and some
OF the neighbOrs appeared against her. but
the poor oid mother was too sick to come
to court-ill through the daughters way
wardness. The girl has been getting
wilder for over year and at one time
ran off to San Francisco and remained
away two weeks. She was arrested last
Friday at the Oriental Lodging house, but
at that time the father refused to appear
against her. On Sunday she was again
taken from the same house. Her father
stopped proceedings yesterday to again
plead with the girl 10 come home. but she
stoutly refused. She said she would rather
go to jail. She did not go TO jail, however,
because the evidence against her was in
sufficient to hold her.
1t has been the wish of the father that
the girl might be sent to some institution,
but she was dismissed from custody.
Judge Allen ddmonisbed her that 10 the
inture she would be severely dealt with if
brought before him and that the police
would watch her closely Mamie moved
out on the world while the old father
looked sorr0wfullv after her
Two young girls, May C. Bradway of
Fresno and Mary Lauchor of Portland.
| were arrested early last Monday morning
IN East Oakland IN company with two
young men named Maxfield and Carr,
whom Officer Arrest claims got the girls
drunk and afterYard tried TO induce them
to make night of it. The girls were
| locked up, and yesterday morning, after
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that required eight or nine stitches, and is
In precarious condition.
INCREASED PAY.-A movement is on
foot to eniOin the City Trustees from in
creasing the salaries of police officers. At
present the officers receive $50 per month,
but the recent Legislature required that
this be increased to not less than 500 or
more than S125.
ELECTRIC CARs.-There are now seven
cars running on the new electric railroad,
and ten minute trips are being made; but
with some difficulty. To overcome this it
is believed that double track will be laid
along Santa Clara avenue.
Personal---very. Trustee D. L. Ran
dolph has gone with his family to the
Yosemite, and President j. F. Forderer of
the Board OF Trustees will leave with his
family next Saturday for his ranch in the
Santa Cruz mountains. j. Z. Baker.
cashier Of the Alameda Bank, has returned
from his Worlds Fair trip.
The morning call., 1893-06-15

sleeping off the effects of the liquor, they
were turned out by Chief Schaffer and
told to go and sin no more.
WILL Nor DowN.-The waterfront
cases will leave their impress in Oakland
for long time to come.
The case of Bob Craig for blowing up
piles with dynamite at 1aylor's wharf
during the tronblous times of the water
front fight was up in the Police Court yes-
terday morning. The charge against Craig
was one of malicious mischief and Craig
did not put In an appearance. j. 2. Dam
eron, however, arose TO ask for a continu-
ance of his case. as ii had been stipulated
by Mr.. Moore. he SAID. that a continuance
might be had.
City Attorney Church arose on his dig
nifty at this. He stated that he had not
been consulted in the matter. and he
rightly surmised that there had been some
uturpation of his prerogatives.
Mr.. Cameron stated, however, that he
had so understood from Mr.. Moore.
The discussion became very warm, hot,
indeed, and pretty soon DamerOn flashed
out the intmation that this was a railroad
case and that the City Attorney had not
done his duty.
Attorney Church grew livid for just a
moment and act his teeth. he lost his
usual equilibrium long enough to reualiate
that somebody would be brought up foI
perjury II care was not used. He denied
that he had shirked duty.
Dameron stated that he had never CON-
mitted perjury and that be had no fear.
Attorney Nusbaumer took a hand and
Dameron turned on him and said: "Oh
you are to get 500 for prosecuting this
case. If the Judge wants to assist you in
getting this fee and refuse a continuance
why"
II am assisting no one In getting fee
Mr.. Dameron. Stop right where you are, y
said Judge Allen. stern!y.
Mr.. Dameron stated to the court that be
meant nothing wrong.
Craig's case was continued until to-day
AGAIN IN THE ToILs.-James O'Dor.
nell is an old-time crook and looks ii. In
the Police Court yesterday morning he
hobhed his ugly mug up and answered
guilty" to robbery and one prior, but moi
guilty TO the other prior.
1t appears that O'Dnnnell was run ir
for burglarzing the residence of A. Mayer
on Twenty-third avenue. He stole
watch, chair, rings and clothing, and De
tective Downey caught him dead t
rights" on Seventh street and Broadway
O'Donnell robbed the ticket-wagon OF
Barthoomew's circus at West Oak land
number OF years ago, for which he go
three years.
In company with some of his pals he
hve years ago robbed lady and gentle
man near Lake Merritt, for which he alst
put in term at San Quentin. This is the
prior he now denies.
1t took a merry chase before the detec
tive caught the fellow. regular foot
race was had between the two over Jack
son. Oak, Seventh. Sixth, Alice and some
other streets In the hborho ood, and il
the chase O'Donnell threw away silver
watch.
Tuesday night the residence of w. D
Perine. at 500 Oak street, was entered by
burglars and a number of trunks in thu
basement broken open and the contents
scattered. 1t is not known how much o.
value was stolen.
A STRIKE AT THE PEOPLES THEArER
There was strike at the Peoples Thea
ter last night. and in the midst of the sec
ond act OF The Sea Of Ice, or the Thirs
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The Horse Kicked,

Joseph Wagner. teamster, living on
Perry street, near Fourth, was seriously
injured last night by kick from a harse.
Wagner is in the employ of the Over
land Freight Company and was unhitch-
ing his team in the company's stables at
Fourth and King streets, when one of the
animals became frightened and kicked
him squarely in the head, knocking him
senSeless.
Wagner was taken to the Receiving
Hospital, where Police Surgeon Somers
found that he had sustained two ugly
scalp wounds and possible fracture of
the SKULL
The morning call., 1893-06-15
SMALL TALES OF A BIG CITY

California Garrison No. l of the Regular
Army and Navy Union Will hold It's first camp
IRE ana entertainment In the AlcaZar building
on Saturday evening.
In place OF Rev. Rodney NJ. Edwards, late in
cumbent, Nallats Alexander has been an
pointed Superintendent pro tem of the Old
Peoples Home on the corner of Pierce and
Pine streets.
Theodore Rorchers of Troy. n. Y. Iectured
on THOMAS Jefferson before the Hickory CIub
last evening 1t is The intention of the club 10
tender congressman GeaIy, Mcguire and cam
minetti banquet prior TO their departure for
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More Anti-Chinese Work.

Another anti-Chinese law and order
league was organized at the corner of
Seventeenth and Noe streets last night.
James Welch was elected president and
Louis Vein secretary. Speeches were
made by Denis Kearney, G. w. Fox and
others. Another meeting will be held TO-
night at the corner of Fell and Octayia
StrpetS
The morning call., 1893-06-15
Off for Samoa.

Charles S. Dryden. a well-known
humorous writer Of this city, who has dis
tingushed himself by his baseball reports,
will sail to-day on the Helen w. Almy for
a trip TO Samoa and the Gilbert Islands.
He will be absent several months.
The morning call., 1893-06-15
The Fire Record.

The alarm from box 53at u 80 this morn
ing was for a $50 blaze in the base
ment Of saloon at the corner of Third
and King streets. The origin is unknown.
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Alameda.

A SERIOUS FALL.-Arma Scherer, the
lo-year-oid daughter Of Adclph Scherer of
the west End, while walking on Pacific
avenue yesterday afternoon, fell over a
railroad tie, and struck her head against
an aoz lying near by. She received cash
The morning call., 1893-06-15
Death of a Refugee.

WAsHINGToN. June 14.-Dr. Thomas
Antisell. the prominent Irish refugee. died
this morning. lie has been employed for
many years in various departments as q
chemist.
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Berkeley.

WITHDRAWS FROM THE RACE - Burt
well. nominee of the Non-Partisan party
for Town Marshal, declines to run, and
has so notified the Town Clerk. but as his
name was officially filed as a candidate
and the time for change in the ticket has
passed the clerk doesn't know what to do.
1t looks as if Mr.. Burtwell's name will
have to be printed on the official ticket.
ana the only way he can withdraw will be
to be defea ted. The only other nominee
for the office is c. K. Lord, the incum bent.
To MOVE THEIR TRACK. = The track
OF the Southern Pacific Company along
Shattuck avenue will be moved to the ex-
treme western limit of the thirty-tiye foot
strip controlled by them. This strip the
company once owned. but several years
ago decided 1t to the town, but reserving q
the right to lay tracks upon 1t. Now the
property-owners have to pay for grading
and macadamiziDg this strip which the rail-
road company has the right to, and it is
clalined intend to cover with tracks.
10 INSTRUCT THE BLIND. = Miss
Augusta Mast, one Of the graduates of the
Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institute on
tuesday, will remain next year as an in
structor in the institute. She has been
student there for eleven years past. IS one
OF the brightest graduates that was ever
sent forth and an accomplished musician.
Miss Mast Is an adopted daughter of the
deceased Ex-Governor Waterman.
A BIG REGATTA FOR THE FOURTH
Nearly all the University boating boys
have left town, but the few remaining
around the bay are trying hard to get up q
big regatta for July f. II is proposed to
have the Oakland Canoe Club. the En-
cinal and Columbia boating clubs. In addl-
ton TO the University Club. participate.
The canoeists are active and favor the
plan. and there Is every reason to believe
1t can be made success.
For THE BLUE AND GOLD. - But few
OF the athletes of the University Club are
IN berkeley now. but such as are are train
ing to enter the Olympic field day next
Saturday TO uphold the honor of the blue
ana the gold, which now waves above the
hags OF all other clubs Of the coast
The morning call., 1893-06-15

West Harrisville. Mich, has a Chinese
candidate for Postmaster.
The morning call., 1893-06-15
MEMS UNDERWEAR.

MEMS SUMNER GAUZE SHIRTS, worth
1OCs'... Of
MEMS RIBBED MERINO SHIRTS, worth
25t
MEMS STRIPED BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS,
worth 75c each.
The morning call., 1893-06-15

settlement and skipped out. His where
abouts was unknown and his wife took
sick over his disappearance
He has been heard from in Mexico and
his wife Is going to join him in the land of
her find.
MosER ARRESTED E. Moser. the
Adventist who has been so persistent in
his persecution Of Miss Francis Cameron.
was arrested by Chief Schaffer at 725 Eley-
enth street yesterday afternoon and lod ged
In the City Prison on charge of crimina 4
libel.
ARRESTED FOR INsANITY.-Mrs. Julia
A. Cox. NJ. d., of Twenty-second and
Myrtle streets. was taken to the City
Prison yesterday afternoon on n charge If
insanity. and subsequently removed 10 the
County Jail.
The morning call., 1893-06-15
CORSETS.
n ERY.

~ 49, 2 Hzzn u q q
MISSES RIBBED BLACK HOSE. This m.
is French stocking. fine ribbed. Z1E
double knees. heels and toes. Have
been sold at soc aud 55c pair. to-day PAIR.
LADIES FRENCH COTTON HOSFI -,
extra long, double heels and toes. in EVon
tans, browns and Srays You'll find i&1o
them as good as ever was sold at 25c, nv,
to-day ...................,.....IA fAIh'
LADIES BLACK HOSE. 200 dozen off mr.
regular 40c black stockings, /TG
extra-fne gauge, with double heels
and toes, to-day. ay........................A PAIR.
LADIES' NOVELTY HOSE, rare combina-l m
tions in boot styles and placie coors .ltiE
This is an assorted lot comprising val
ues from soc to 81 a pair to-day ......I A PAIR
The morning call., 1893-06-15
BELTS.
SHOES.

When in our establishment don't forget to visit
our Shoe Department. We claim to have the
finest assortment of novelties in footwear in the
city. Call aud see If what we say is not true.