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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
WORK OF THE ICE MISSION.
The Ladies Ready to Receive Money for
This Worthy Object.

The warm season will soon be upon us.
Already ice is being called for TO comfort
the sick. and the Ice Mission reminds It's
faithful friends that it Is not yet too early
10 send contributions to this charity.
Its needs have greatly increased since
July, 1855. when ii began its work. Last
summer il furnished 227. pounds .of ice.
thus giving comfort and help to many
who could not procure 1t for themselves.
As heretofore Mrs. George W. Bagby.
81 east Grace street. will receive contrl-
buttons to the Ice Mission Mission
boxes Will also be placed at different
points notice of which will be given later
The money contributed to the mission
is used in purchasing ice-t!ckeis, which
are distributed to the poor and needy
sick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
Two TridIng Fires.

A defective chimney was the cause. and
trifiing damage the result, OF the fire
which caused the sounding of an alarm
from Station - at $50 o'clock yesterday
morning. The house. No. $50 north Seven
teenth street, is occupied by Mr. 7. X.
Hewlett.
At 1880 o'clock yesterday morning an
alarm was tHrned In from Box s. caused
by the burning OF can of benzine on
the third floor OF the Singer Machine Com.
pany's building. on Broad street. The
damage was about s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
Miss WaYmaCk Weds Mr.. Smart

There was quite pretty home wedding
Thursday night at NE residence of Mr..
William Waymack, No. All north Thirty
first street. The bride was Miss Salle
Waymack and the groom Mr. George r.
Stuart. Rev. DIR. George ii. Ray per-
formed the ceremony.
The bride was attired In a beautiful
cream gown. and carried in her hand Il
bouquet OF roses. There We're quite a
number of friends Of the contracting par
ties present, and the double parlors were
beautifully decorated. After the cere-
mony COLLATION. was served. The pres
ents were valuable and useful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
MIR. ELLYsON's ADDRESS.
MAYORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, April %, 1871

Kl'hMOND, ' y, ApIh ~ iSf
To the Citizens Of Richmond:
The Young Mems Christian Association
Of this city has been for some time serl-
ously embarrassed i'm its work by reason
Of "A debt of $4,000 incurred in the con-
struction Of its new building. \ meeting
for the purpose Of raising money to pay OF
this debt was held in the assemoiy-room
Of the Chamber Of Commerce yesterday
afternoon. when nearly Il.eo OF the
amount needed was subscribed. AS the
payment Of these subscriptions was made
conditional upon securing the whole
amount needed, and as the results or
Yesterdays conference were 50 gratifying
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21

There was a meeting in the Mayor
reception room at the new city Han yes
tcrdsy Of the ladies interested in the pro-
posed Regimental bazaar. Plans for the
fair were talked over H. an informal way,
but no action was taken. The ladies' VIII
meet again Monday evening ut o'clock
at the same place The shower 81 yes
torday afternoon kept a large number
from attending the conference who wOC.d
ut b.ryvfse have been there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
TRUSTEES SALE OFTHE HJI.L
4 ALBEMARLE.

By virtue Of a decree entered
Nth day of February. lsit lu t'.
Gerry cause OF Moon a. Duke. fr
The jefferson Park. Hotel ari l.
pruVement Company l.nAls .
CUT Court Ot TIE county r-
w shall offer for sale, GA t.-
at II O'Clock VI. oh
THURSDAY. MAY 3. t.t
that VALUABLE PROPERTY.
the HOTEL ALBEAIAEL.
prrty is situated about tao w.
tn city OF Charlottesville .UI
rom the University ~ Alr-il.t
slstS Of tract Of land cIu'l.r
Ia, acres, upon which h. tl.
TWO iine mineral spring.. halls
an extensive reputation uui d..
most highly recOmmN ut-i a.l '.
SIS OK winch shows an unequal.
nal water for various complain
The buildings on said prypt rty Ea.. b
erected within the last an.
consist OF large and hand
VITA about 10 rooms, Win 1918
improvements, water, etc.. also
house near the spring; with OIL.
The Motel Is well FURNISHED H.'
furniture, and ready - D. ol.l.
summer. II Is within TWO miles
MON Station at CharlOft.~.I
easily accessible. No better I..D
De round for an energetic. cuf..
hotel man, FOR with the lovely
lnSs, the refined society. and lt.
OF the great University with pros
a6emeAt the hotel could easily
filled
The property. furniture and a.,
nTSt offered az a whole. II g.r
a whole the trustees viii s4li.
oder the property Ia parcels. >h.
deem II cXpedieu,. They may
On the event no sale ~ The
indde) me furniture separately.
sists OF the usual turuitur. lr
OF this class, and is nrst-c.Jss .a
respect.
The property IN It's entirety n
shown 70 any one desiring to DID,
Wallace. who is residing AZ tEe
TERMS or SALE: Ten per ,.e-
as 10 the realty. Oaidnce in ,ht.
annual instalments. evidenced b..
win good personal sscurit. C..
waiver OF homestead exemption. Ii'
ing interest from day OF sale Dr
purchaser prefer 20 pay one .liti
purchase money In cash. personal
VIII be dispensed with. the i.t.
10 Keep the property we'll Insured .l
good IRE Insurance company fO'
benefit OF the fund. title 20 be D..
unui all OF the purchase money D.
but POSSESSION GIVEN IMMEUlA
LII. II the same party becomes
chaser OF the furniture aud realty.
the terms OF sale Will b. as o. uf
sonalty: One third cash; ballncr
credit Of six, twelve. and Cd .
months. secured by negotiable nlte,
good and solvent cnd0rser. C1ut t..
waiver OF honest Fad. and bearlns
from uay OF sale, also 4 Zen upon
personal property for the dcittrl
ments thereon. the personally % nt
insured also Tor benefit OF thu tur'
the event that the personally is bpl,
some one else than the purchase ".
realty. the terms will be. All sums
so. cash: over that amount nui
ninety days. negotiable. with g1'i
dorser. said notes 60 contain MAJ .
homestead exemption. and - betf .'-
terest from date.
The sale OF the land viii be hy tf
plat and survey OF Richard T.
and In the land lying west ~ a..
ginia Midland railway certain
and highways have been laid on
10 which as public highways the stI ~"
be made, WILLIAM Il. bi h..
JOHN II. MOON.
Trustts
March %. is9i ap 3-Tu& SatN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21

nowadays. To make EN- count, though,
you must get the best value for your
money every time. We are prepared to
prove beyond doubt that our stock Of
Clothing presents opportunities for
money-saving that are positively undis-
coverable elsewhere. The best possible
time to buy what you want in the line
of Clothes is when values are at the top
and prices areat the bottom Of the scale.
We defy any one to discover better
goods than we are showing, and it isn't
necessary to be an expert in arithmetic
t6 know what it means to be able to buy
Clothing and save big money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
Society OF Associated Charities.

This association. which has been so
helpful In relieving the needs of the poor
and suffering during the past winter. will
hold its first annual meeting for the cleo
ton OF officers and other important busi-
ness at the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION Hall at 5 o'clock =. NJ. on Tues
day next. Addresses will be delivered by
Ds. Calisch and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
Mr.. ARCHER BEFORE COURT.
He Is Sent to the Grand Jury for Cruelty
Beating Young Osterbind.

Mr.. Wister Archer, the school teacher
arrested for cruelty beating and maltreat-
ing Carter Osterbind. one Of his l4-year-
old pupils, was sent to the grand jury
or the Hastings Court by Justice Crutch-
field yesterday morning. From the mo-
ment the case was called In the Police
Court until IL was closed, IL was full of
the spiciest interest. Mr.. Archer con-
Quoted his own side OF the examination,
and Commonwealth's-A ttorney Spotswood
represented the prosecution.
The lad was the first witness to go on
Ghe stand He said that on Wednesday
Afternoon he had been kept in about an
hour and three-quarters by Mr.. Archer
because he could not get his geography
Asson. Finally Mr.. Archer came 10 him
and struck him, when he Uhe witness)
eicked up the lock To his desk. which
Weighs about six ounces, to beat the
echoolmaster OFF. Mr.. Archer caught the
band containing the missile, threw the
witness down on the floor and brutalIy
Beat him with his fist and choked him
severely.
THE FATHERS STATEMENT.
The father of the boy was next to tes-
tify. When Mr. Archer started to ask
Hr. ostcrDlnd some questions the latter
replied: Don't you speak 10 me. sir;
that man must not speak to me, your
Honor" The witness then continued his
narrative. The first he knew OF the beat
Ing the lad had received was when he
went home from his work on Wednesday
evening and saw the bruises and marks
on the face and neck Of the little fellow.
He wanted 10 go Immediately 10 hold
MIR Archer accountable for such brutality,
but his family dissuaded him. Had he
done 30, he said. AIR. Archer would not
then have been In court. The Justice
here told Mr.. Osterbind that he must not
talk in that way in court. Mr.. Osterbind
then informed the Justice Of swearing
out the warrant. &c.
Dr. George Bright. who attended the
injured lad. swore that his face was
badly bruised. and had been beaten black
and blue on one side Both eyes showed
contusions Of blood. and the neck bore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
COMPLETE THE WORK.
THE SECOND MAsS-MEETINc TO LIFT
THE Y. m. C. A. DEBT.
rb. NccessitIes Of the Situation-An Adj
dress tn the People from
Mayor ElIyson.

A second mass-meetng for the purpose
OF lifting the debt upon the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held at
the Chamber OF Commerce assembly,
room at $50 o'clock this afternoon. That
Il should complete the good work so
spIendidly inaugurated at the first meet
ing goes without saying. In view OF the
vital importance OF this matter TO the
businessmen of Richmond the facts OF
tho situation Will bear iteration. They
cannot. indeed. be too strongly impressed
upon the public. The full $4,000 must be
raised or the association. with its library.
It's reading-rooms. It's gymnasium. and
its other attractions for It's 900 or $40 MEM
bers. mostly young men. must close its
doors.
ALL, OR NONE.
The meeting Thursday evening was
splendid one, and the responses TO the
appeal for aid were noble and liberal.
The gathering was thoroughly representa-
tive. and I'm effect declared in the name
OF Richmond that no such calamity as
illdl llNOiNfl III llt Itllll'iulHillltUt tl the
assOcia lions work should overtake the
city. IL pledged Richmond. a from it's
representative character it had right
to. that the entire amount needed should
be forthcoming. Those present did their
part to the full. Will the philosophical.
liberal hearted. liberal-handed men Of the
city who were not at the first meeting
see that the pledge is kept? VIII they
permit the subscription already made to
go for nothing? These are the questions
that face them.
The officers OF the association are con-
iident that the first question viii be-
answered in the affirmative and the
second In the negative. Already Prcs-
dent Travers has assurance OF several
additional subscriptions u be announced
this evening. 1t was faith in the people
and the spirit of the meeting Of Thursday
that moved the directory To- ask Chair
man EllysOn to call second meeting.
which he has done i'm the following ad-
dress:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
L,OX's lOc. PARCEL DELIVERY.

Trunks ana packages called for and sskeh "
depots saS all parts Of The city az ioc Cal -
W. ,Rs t.-.~'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
BUSINESS WANTS.
YOU WISH THE MOST DE.

IF YOU WISH THE MOST De
L LIGHTFULLY retire ming spruk and sum
mer drink. which aids digestion, promotes rest
fuIness aud sleep, relieves nervousness and
prJstratlOn. yOU try
Robins's Aromatic Phosphate.
A splendid beverage Of which you will not
tire.
Fifty-cent and 81 bottles. Always reaIy FOR
use. A. n. kOblN>.
900 east Marshall.
A Doc hottle mnkes 90 glasses. ap 2l-eO u N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21

Old papers for sale at sc h~-~ ~
DISPATCH onhAA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21

New Is Octave Upright Piano, o165,
just received to-day from factory.
II. Il. LEE. pace Block)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
BY Ches ning & Roe.
Real Estate Agents, IA tionee--. s.i .
40. . north Ieuih stra...
ELOYD.AvENUE REsEDrNr

LLOYD-AVENUE RESIDINr t
a PROPERTY.-At the reIIcst r.
We will sell 10y auction. upon ile ar..
THURSDAY. TIE 2JrH DAY O.. A..
No , o'clock 2. NJ, tina. ND>I
COTTAGE Sc. 1913 Floyd Avenue.
design aid thoroughly suhsttuHlI
tior. .he 10 has q front of .1Kl I'D
south SIDE " Floyd avenue bo'a...
Meadow streets. TINS l- perfect
ali i;s apI ointmeuts, en inspection
convince the mott critical observe.
alre - become tho posse-.lr OFF s...
70 attend the sale.
Terms: Very liberal AM name ..
gale. CHEW AlAG
ap2l 50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
MAN WITH PUSH

WANTED, A LADY OE REFINE.
w MENT TO KEEP 4 BOAKDlNG-HOI~E
nj Powellton, ". Va. FOR seven or eight young
men. With proper management from W -
$50 Der month can be made. Reference re-
gulred ard given Address J. K. T.. care Dis
PATcB ofi,a. ap l7-6td&w2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
A SOC. bottle makes 90 glasses. ap2l-eoilu
WANT CUSTOMERS. SATURDAY
Phone 507. Eghteeth AMI Nam streets.

WANTED. TO RENT FOR ONE
w year with privilege Of buying. MALL
PLACE with good house anu outbuildugs; good
water net over hal. mile trom station, On Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rallroai
between Richmond and Ashland. Apply 10 GA
west Grace street. ap 2l-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21

WANTED, \ GOOD SPRING
w WAGON with tOp-springs heavy enough
10 bear 1900 10 5000 pOunis-ani IN good "
der Address, stating terms ami when WAGON
can be seen. WAGON, care RICHMOND DISPATCH.
an 2l-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-21
SILENT PARTNER

w with $1,000 TO $1,000 cash. to take ONE
HALF INTEREST IN mercantile business that
Is paying $4,000 clear profit per year on $4,000
STOCK. Sales 100000 Der year Good security
given for money and one half tho profits. Adj
dress y. Y. L., care DISPATCH. apl9-3t
The Delta independent., 1894-08-22

Are you Bilious. Corstipatcd or trou-
bled with Jaundice. Sick Headache, Bad
Taste in Mouth. Foul Breath. Coated
Tongue, Dyspepsia. Indigestion. 10: Dry
Skin. Pain in Back and between tho
shoulders. ChilIs and Fever, etc. II you
have any of these symptoms your Liver
is out Of order. and your blood IS slowly
being poisoned, because your Liver does
not act properly. HERBINE will euro any
disorder Of the Liver, Stomach or Bowels.
1t has no equal as Liver Medicine.
Price I5 cents. Free trial bottles at The
Delta Pharmacy.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-22

On Saturday. the 25th day OK August,
1894. at II o'clock Il. M, | will offer at
Public Sale and sell to the highest and
best bidder for cash, twenty head of
Norman horses. chiefly mares, as follows:
gray mare twelve years old. weight
about 1900
2gray mares years old, weight 100
each.
2gray mares ? and years old, weight
100 and 1900.
l gray mare years old, weight 500.
l gray mare, yeariing.
gray gelding years old. weight 1900.
l gray mare e years old, weight 1900;
with sucking colt.
l gray mare 6 years old, weight 1900;
with sucking colt.
bay marc 6 years old, weight 1900;
with sucking colt.
l roam mare, two year old mare. |
ycarling gclding, 2.year old gray mare.
yearling mare, and | iron gray stallion
6 years old
This is not a chattel mortgage sale.
but bona fide auction sale OF the herd
of Norman horres owned by JOSEPH
Bond. A. II, KsG,
The Delta independent., 1894-08-22

Mr.. A. l.. Armstrong an old druggist
and a prominent citizen of this eaterpris-
ing town, says: Il sell some forty diff
ferent kinds of cough medicines. but
have never in my experience sold SO
much Of any one article as l have OF
Billiards. Horehourd Syrup. All who
use it say it is the most perfect remedy
for Coughs. Colds, Consumption. and
all diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
they have ever tried" II is specific
for Group and Whooping Cough. 1t
will relieve cough in one minute. Con
tains-no opiatcs. Sold by The Delta
Pharmacy. ;
The Delta independent., 1894-08-22
IMMACCLATE GALL.

We have 1t on good authority that GER
tain citizens of Delta county are system
atically lying about Grand valleys fruit
producing ability, and especially are
they lying about this seasons peach
crop, telling strangers that all the fruit
here was all killed except a few apples.
These tales are told homeseeksrs and in
yestore who are eproute to this valley.
and stop over in Delta to look at that
country, which for the first time in years
was properly advertised in the Horticul
turist this spring. Out of mere kind
meas the Horticulturist took Delta up
and advertised her to the world In a
way that brought hundreds OF inquiries
and settlers by the dozens to her borders.
We do not want TO quarrel with our
neiShbors. but this ingratitude must be
rebuked and this senseless, baseless. in
decent lying must be stopped.-Grand
junction starTimes.
"Out of mere kindness" the Horticul-
turist advertised Delta county. Indeed.
The scheme worked on the Delta county
people in the matter of the few columns
they got in the Horticulturist was the
result Of q proposition that Delta county
furnish 500. or about one-third Of the
cost of the edition. The Delta people
paid their good money to find that they
had paid toward a large pamphlet. illus
trsted with Grand valley pictures, mail
ed from Grand Junction. with two pages
and oae-halt descriptive OF Delta county.
AS far as the '.ingratitude" goes. Delta
people will feel grateful if Mesa county
nsn will pay for their own pamphlets
hereafter and no. play Delta coun ty men
for suckers and kick them besides.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-22

1t requires considerable nerve to ad-
vocate the Pop. "sub-trcasury scheme"
before a Colorado audience, but Prof
Callicotte came out boldly for it last
night at the court house before few Of
the faithful.
He said he could not endorse the claim
made by Judge Helm that all green
backs should be backed by gold and
silver
He advocated the sub treasury plan OF
the Farmers Alliance, which provides
for the issuance of greenbacks backed
by the wealth Of the country-such as
real estate and grain in the warehouses
and not on gold or silver. The scheme
provides for the doing away with both
gold and silver in these words:
zone year from and after the
passage Ofthis act. the coinage of
gold and silver coin above the
demo m mination of 25 cents shall
cease. And that three years from
the date Of the passage of this
net. such coin shall no longer be
legal. tender. and the United
States shall provide for tho re.
dcmptiOn OF all such coins at
their face value by exchanging
them for legal tender paper, and
manufacture them into bars, and
keep the same ON SALE"
Our gold as well as silver mines would
close under such scheme.
The South Carolina Populists last
Thursday in their convention laid the
silver question under the table and en-
dorsed this scheme. The California
Populists in June did the same thing
The Illinois Populists two weeks ago de
clared for paper money. John z. White.
Populist candidate for congress in the
Second Illinois district, in his letter of
acceptance denounced both gold and
silver
We did not expect to see Colorado
ofticeholder, and 4 man who should have
the best interests of the state at heart.
cry down both gold and silver. but as
Mr.. Callicotte uses nearly word for word
the same arguments ~ Gen. Weaver
used years ago when with the green
hackers, perhaps the Professor con-
templates following the political con.or-
tions Of friend Weaver, who this year
runs for congress with the Democrats.
Mr.. Callicottc belongs 10 the Waite
faction OF the Populist party, and being
most desirous Of seeing the anti-Waite
people tioOred in this section. OF course
L. L..
Colorado ever had.
\. B. Waito's ofiicpholders have left
their offices to run themselves, and while
| drawing salary from the dear people"
are running over the state for papa"
and his wheels. Among those out are
Ca!licotte. Hegwer, Reed. White, and
! also Murray.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-22
Probation County Convention

A mass meeting OF the Prohihitiouists
OF Delta county is hereby called 10 meet
at Delta on Monday, Aug. 2Ith. in the
School House Hall. at 5 p. m. for the
purpose OF nominating the following
county officers:
One county judge.
One county commissioner
And eleeting delegates to the state
convention. and consider matters relst-
ing to the Legislative and judicial dis.
trict con ventions. etc.
Able Speakers from abroad and speak
srs at homo are expected. And it is in
tended that tho convention shall bc
made worthy of attendance by people OF
any party nfiliation.
II. X. BENsVEp. o.
Mes. G,Nt HASTINGS. N'1' u,
GEo. " MAYS. N'-n
The Delta independent., 1894-08-22

Young men who have the necessary y
preparation can enter upon a thorough
course of instruction in irrigation. civil
end mechanical engineering at the State
Agricultural College, Fort Collins, Colo.
The sum OF S45,O0o!O0 has been invested
in buildings and equipment FOR the en-
gineering work. All apparatus free Of
charge 10 students. No tuition fees.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-22

I. +. Chcnowcth, who has been hask.
ing in the smile Of tho festive Navajo in
in the San Juan gold fields and frater.
nalizing with tho Mormons for somc
time, returned homo yesterday. Ed.
appears younger and handsomer than
ever. and without doubt has pocket or
two filed with the yellow metal. Tho
girls have their eyes on you, l. Il.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-22

This wonderful Liniment is known
from the Atlantic to the Pacific. and
from the Lakes to the Gulf 1t is the
most penetrating Liniment in the world.
1t will cure rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Cuts. Sprains, Bruises, wounds Old
Sores. Burns Sciatics, Sore Throat. Sore
Chests and all inflammation. after all
others have taild. 1t will cure Barb
wire Cuts and heal all wounds where
proud flesh has set in. 1t is equally Of.
ticicnt for animals. Try it and you will
not be without it. Price SOC. Sold by
The Delta Pharmacy. 3
The Delta independent., 1894-08-22

Ed. Langston is still doing the deputy
water commissioner act up In Montrosc
county. lie carries gun In one hand,
his nsrvo In the other, a pipe in his
mouth. and with his sunburned cheek
looks like hold up
The Delta independent., 1894-08-22

Malarial and other atmospheric iniiu.
cnccs are best counteracted by keeping
the blood pure and vigorous with Ayers
Sarsaparilla. A little caution in this re.
spect may prevent serious illness at this
season. Ayers Sarsaparilla is the best
all the year round medicine in existence.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-22
All persons wishing to take ndvantar.

All persons wishing to take advantage
u tho late ofror OF Stark Bros Nursery
Co. to soll fruit trees on the ton year.
ak per cent interest plan. should SEQ
thoir salesman II. ]. Cotrey, Of Delta, be-
fore Sept 10th. Better SEQ him at onco.
and secure good and cheap orchard
stock, ss no money is required to get
trees.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-22

10000 fresh, young Plants OF this sea-
sons growth. Boss variety. large. very
productive. beautiful color. and very
firm. making it the best shipper known.
Plants will be ready for delivery Au-
gust 20. y. W. CAKR.
The Delta independent., 1894-08-22
See Mabry & Kistler's slo suits. They
are the best we have ever seen for the
mDney.


Hereafter wc shall carry in stocl, II
full limo of the famous Blue Ribbon
School shoes OF Brown Dcsnoyor, Saint
Louis, prices. You will know them hy
the brand *5s cut out OF tho leather.
They are positively unsurpassed for wear
ing qualities by any school shoe made
Try pair and you will never buy any
other. CAsTLE & REYNoLps.