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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-01

statement OF the transactions of his of1ce, as
a. The chief Of police shall report the num-
Der Of arrests made by him, the offenses
charged and how disposed Of the number and
aS wSsn s
and ne disposition Of the same;
5. The health ofhcer shall show the condi-
ton Of the health Of the city. during the year,
and the number Of cases of diseases which he
has treated; and other matters Of interest per-
g. The water vat Move cverseer shall, ia his report,
show tho amount Of water rates or charges
collected by him; and shall mako . detailed
81 the city. 10 far 4 the same are entrusted to
\. The report Of the city clerk shsn show
the nombsr OF licenses issued. and for what
8. The report of the city engineer shall show
the character, cost and condition OF all public
g. The report Of the superintendent Of build
ings shall show the cost Of erection, alteration
aud shall show also the general result OF his in.
report also the number Of building permits is
10. fhe street superintendent shall report
upol the condition OF the streets OF the city
and the Improvements Of the same during the
BY him in the enforcement Of ordinancss per-
tanning to street distractions and In regard to
devlstions from contract in the construction
Il. Tho report OF the chief engineer Of the
drs department shall show the condition of
ne Are s tS giving
the department during the year.
IL, The report Of the city school supsrin-
t:ndsnt ahsli show the number and condition
and their salaries and tho number Of pupils in
attendance.
The report q The boa board e director: Of
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IN THE HOUSE.
Most of the Time TaRsn Up with ApprO-
priation Biiis.

Most of the Time TahsR Up with ApprO-
priation Buis.
WASHINGTON. May 9-The house bill
granting TO the Columbia Irrigation com
pany the right o. war the YaquimA Indian
reservation was passed. The house went
into sommittss OF the whole to consider
the naval appropriation bill. BY agree
msnt debate was limited 20 seven hours.
three anl n half hours on each side.
Prior 20 going into committee OF the
whole Mr.. Springer. chairman. reported
fAvorablv his bi TO suspend the taH OF 10
per cent. on state bAnk issues during monry
strinRencies. aud gave notice that he would
call up the bill for consideration q week
from to-day.
Mr. Back. democrat. OF Tennessee.
wanted To turn back into the treasury the
sum Of S640O00 which was reApportionsd
for torpedo boats. aud asked Mr.. Cons
minRs whether the safety or dignity of the
county would be impsTiiled " the con
struoiion of these torpedo boats was de-
ferrsd until the condition Of the treasury
was better.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITlES

NKw YoRK May 9.-Gold engagements
for shipment tomorrow aggregate 81. $50.
OO1
LONDON. May 3. - The United states
cruiser Chicago arrived at q. avssend to-
day.
Hull. Eng. NAV 9.-The Kingston
mills, large cotton spinning concern, has
failed. Unsecured Liabilities $500 600
NEw YoRK. May 9.-Ths World says 4
gigantic ios combine Was ormsd OF all the
New York and Brooklyn ice companies.
GILMAN. H.. Nay 9.-The northern sx-
press on the Illinois Central vas wrecked
at Buckley and Brakeman sam Edgerly
killed
IhrcHrtF1p H., May 9.-Ths democratic
convention IN the Eighteenth district nom
mated Congressman EdWs d Lane for his
own successor.
SrLLwArFA MINI, May 9-Ths heaviest
storm OF rsiO and hail ever known IN tnis
vicinity prevailed this evening. Several
buildings were undermined.
WASHINGTON. May 9.-Iho houts coinage
committee metto-day, but owing to the ah-
sence OF three silver men no Hction was
taken on bland's free coinage bill.
PANS May a-EHterts have testified
that the Lebsudy drafts supposed 60 have
been forged by Count Ellie de TAllTrand
peuaord, we're not foTgertes, but ho. . Max
Lebaudy's own signature.
LONDON. May 9.-1he Exchange Iels-
Graph company has advicss from 81
Petorsbu 2 that the Rassiau police discov-
cred vast nihilist conspiracy. one hun
dTed people are already arrested.
ProElA. H.. May 9.-Julius Schvabacher.
son Of Henry schwHbaoheT. abe distillsr
was arrested al on early hour IA the act of
robbns the houss OF noighhor. lie
claimed he got into she house by mistake.
W,swNarHN. MAY a-Presidsnt Cleve-
ian ana party will leave Washington 10
morrow mo ming FOR Frederiskshurg Va.
10 attend thc ceremonies connected With
the dedication OF she May Washington
monument
CntcAoo. May "A petition vas dled To-
dav by the gas trust IN tho circuit court
asking that proceedings against defendant
be removed 20 ths United Statss court.
the motion will bo contested by Attorney
Geutral Ma.onsI.
ST. I.ouls. May william r. Wolgo-
mott Who kilieI his divorced wife. Mira
Judea Gibson. vas found dead to day in the
iuom where he cut tue womau's throat
lie ieturued 90 ths scene OF bis crime 10
commit suicide.
Fl. ANNF 10 IA PARADE. Can. MAY o.
Two other houses fell mao the river to-daF.
Two hularsd men are 20 uork ytng 90
cav. tie biz Canadian Pacific railroad
bridge. which u nut eHpectsd - Dc able 10
withstand tno water.
WAsurNaroN. MAY 9-Ths story Of the
n sek nridge case will be allowed 60 pass
"a ougu the maus. fiTst Assistant Post
master General Jones has notified the post
master a. Chicago shat the department hgs
no authority TO e1olude tue book.
LoSpoE. Nav AT Newmarket to-dAV
the = OO0 guinea stakes were Won hr Lord
Roseberry's lsdas. Lord AlinGton's Match
boz seoond. and siT J.. blundelfs haple
Athlono third. Iladas a bay oolt By
Ham ton ont OF lllumina- Iias. Is Looked
upon a. probable Ninner Of the derbJ.
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LYNCnED FATHER AND SON.
They Inoited Roy to Commit
Murder


ToPEEa. May "A special 10 the >'tal
from Sharon Syringe. Kan. says onS of the
mOst determined mobs that ever oongfe-
gated IN this state. on MonlaY. lynohod
Wm. Mckinley Aad son Lewis for the mur
der Of Charles GArley. About week sRo
Charles GarleY. son-in-law OF VIM. hckin-
ley. Was murdered. Investigation rsvsalsd
the fact that r ed. the year old son OF
Mckinley, Br., committed the crime. The
boz was arrested and made confession.
his brother in-law by bis father and older
brother IeWia
The motive for ths murder seemed prin-
oipallv revenge and hat cd Ths murdered
msn had oniv few weeks before married
Mckinlsv's dsuRhte IL had bssn stipu-
lated tefore the ma riage that the groom
VS. TO paw tho briie's father 500 for the
privilege OF marrying. The groom rsfused
TO IaT this money after he was married
The boy SURF isoc CAREY while asleep, cut
ting him horribly with garden hoe. lie
was found dead and horribly mutilatsd.
90 Monday the three we're raiRDed IN
court. where Fred pleaded Guilty as
charged. but his father and Lewis pleaded
not guilty, waived trial and we're placed in
the county jail. Late Monday niRht . mob
Of several hand ed men took the father and
son 70 a railroad bridge about half a mile
west OF town aud iynched them. They
both begged pitsously. Fred would Irob-
ably have been Hanged. bat instead Of tax
inc him 10 jail he was kept under guard IN
a hotel.
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A SCRAPPING MAJOR.
Tie Thrashss Lisut. mansy, of tho He'd
burg Anair.

AfNHAhH FA"N"Nf - 80"
burg Anair.
CmcAoo. May 9-Lisut. James MsnsT.
recently acquitted Of the oaurgs Of murder
ing Capt. HsdburR. has Furnished Fort
Sheridan smother sensation. 1be story
current tonight is that sinos the shooting
Of Hsdburg theio O has been much III fssling
botseen Nancy and Major Baldwin. Of the
seventh cavalry. MansT 81 last called a
Ma. Baldwin's quarters for an sKplana-
tion.
- have called 20 see you, ma ior. be said
" in regard 10 certain Femafks have heard
you have made about mo in relation 70 ths
Hedbufg affair"
''YesP' said the mt ior. interrogatively.
Yes. sir. continued the lieutenant. II
understand you havs expressed the opinion
that the killing OF HedberR was cold
blooded murdsT and have advised my Os-
trsoision b. the officers Of the post. ls
that trusf"
Every VOID OF IT," vas Nsi. BAidWin's
prompt fsply. "And while you're here III
just tell you l think you we're In bad luck
When you were acquitted"
soue versions are that the iieutenanta .
right hand sought his hap pocket In search
OF a gun. while others say the lieutenant
was not a msd. In any event, Baldwin
landed vigorously with his right and fol-
loved up tue blow with an enth huaiasm that
knocked the lieutenant In heap. lie Nal
game, however. and getting W quick '
landed uppercuts with science and pre-
ciaiOn.
Bot Major Baldwin was pnailisticAlly The
better man, and after short sharp etrug-
Rlo clinohed With his adversary. choking
him into submission aud pitching him out
Of doors. Lieut.. Nancy failed 90 mater-
laiize a. inspection to-day and the story
leaked out. despite she Efforts OF the officers
20 maintain secrecy. lie vas found in
close Communication with raw beef steak
and bandaRse. but refused 10 talk about the
affair. possible court martial 10 hiuted,
but IL is not thought that the lieutenant
will prefer charges.
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MADE leo Mills.
The Cripple Creek Gang Almost Reach
Kansas.


Kansas.
PUEBLO May 9.-At one o'clock ths
Saunders crowd with their runaway train
had reached Chiviugton. 1e6 miles Of
Pueblo. They have gone around three
ditehsd engines and nothing has been Gone
TO stop them. though the ditohed engines
delayed them three or four hours. When
they come TO an obstruction they tear no
the rails behind the train, carry them for
ward. build n track around the obstruction,
and 90 ahead. lie company has a nambeE
OF LOGON olives gathered along the line east
Of Saunders for use IN reaching fuRitives.
Information came late tonight that their
coal and water supply was exhausted and
theT had gone into camp near Chivingtcn.
Word WAS received by local employees OF
the Missouri Pacific from officials al Atchi-
ton 10 prepare 700 warrants, and saving .
posse of 80 deputies from Leavsnvorth
was en- route 70 place the army under ar
fest.
superintendent Derby has ordered the
water drawn from all the tanks along the
road, and obstructions rlaeed Ia the way
OF the train. whsrevsf possible By week
ine engines. Not regular train moved on
the road in Colorado to-day.
ToPrKA, MAY "A special trim bearing
Bailey B. Waggener aud other ofiiesrs OF
the Missouri Pacihc came 20 IOpeSa from
Atchison over the Santa lie this afternoon,
arliving about five O'Clock. It has re-
NAMED here awaiting the sr tvAl Of United
States Marshal Neslev. IL Is the rlan. aft. .
he arrives. 10 gather force Of d9rutv
marshals and start west over the Missouri
Pacific TO intercept th- Saunders c intingeni
of commonwealers. Maggrner mas made
application 90 Gov. Lswelling for his indu-
enco IN gathering together an effective
forcs OF de- utiss. and received the ieply
that the govstnof would take the matter
under adviaemeni.
writ Of replevin has been issuel by the
Missouri pacino FOR the stolen train. aud 10
| will ue demanded Of Marshal Neeley that be
execute the writ Warrants have been
sworn out also in each county Ia the state
Oh ough which the common wealers pass
/ charging them with bringing stolen prop
ertV into the state Ga these warrants 10 10
desired that the Co1eyitss be arrested.
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Popnll., Plan Of Csmp.lrn.

OMAHA. May "a call was Issued to-day
for E meeting o. the popu isl state central
committee At Lincoln. May ls 20 nx the
date sud p ace for holding the state Goa
vsniiOn. The place selected will be IN the
central part OF tie state. 10 ia possible
the delegates will bovcott the rail- Dads and
go TO the convention By wagons. Each
county was asked 90 transport its delegates
in a body by horse route. and each evening
a stop will be made al important points
aud political protractsd meetings held.
Chairman DsAvsr is oonfient that the
plan will result in the greatest political
awakening tue populiEts have ever expert
enceI in Nebraska.
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FIGHT FOR POSSESSION
CoXeyitss Determined TO Keep a
Train, Despite the Efforts
Of Officers.
Ono Officer Fatally Shot and An
other Injured Near Yakima,
Washington.
80 Fsr ths Colorado Fagitives Have IL
capped Arrest Ksny's Company
start Down the River.

TAc1NA May a special 10 tbs Ledger
from YAKIMA. says a battle ocen rod ~
73O 2. N. between deputies ana common
wealers ia which two deputies we're shot.
one fatally. Deputy Mafshals Chidester
and Jolly. Of Tacoma. we're shot. ths hrat-
named in the leg and the latter through
ths bowels. He IL bleeding internally.
Twenty shots we're fred Ia abe melee. Sav-
age. Wsavsrsnd MeAdee. all seattle citizens.
all received nrsh wounds from revolver
shots Buck" a Seattle CoHsYits. Who
was leader Of tho crowd, had two fingers
broken with club. Great excitement
eigns At Yakima.
The fight was the result of ths deter min
alton Of the CoEeYites not 90 leave the
train which has been held there
since 10 o'clock this mo ming. A.
Two O'Clock thirteen deputies attempted
10 take ont the tain. ChidesteT being
in charge The industriais swArmod
over tho . ain and outnumbered the mar
shals. The latter Ravs up after two at
lempts 30 oust the army and steamed back
80 Yakima, two miles from tho scene Of the
scuflls. and sidetracked the train. len
dst uties from To- penish responded 10
Chidester's demand for rsinfo dement's and
twenty -hvs more went from LliensbufR.
Al seven o'clock this evening the train
backed 20 the bridge over the Yakima river.
q mile from town. CoK-yltes boarded
the train 20 the number OF 100.
Chidestsr says one OF them attemptol 10
set a brake. A deputy ordered him % stop.
On refusing, the deputy pulled hun away.
CoxsyItes began clubbing the deputy,
and shooting commenced. Then the Coz
eyites retreated. breaking ths switch and
pi.inR Tocks on the track, but Afterwards
removed them. "a soon aa the hRht WAS
begun stones were thrown 81 ths engineer
and Il eman. attempting TO dislodCe them.
The train backed into selah station hftef
the hRht. whsre 10 nov is. Surgeon Hill
has gone from Yakima 20 attend ths
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prlnr ,,.,smsa. of Ga,,n.

special TO Tho Independent.
LyINGsroN May 9.-ihs dying state
meat OF Thos. Gavin was admitted in evi-
dense to. day in the Bloom murder case. IL
is 40 follows bloom came in and asked
me TO loan him g.. ! told him / did not
have IL. but offered him 81. ali had. lie
sEid this would not do. and began 60 abuse
me Immediately. lie struck me in the
mouth aud then elinehed and We fell 40
go,her on the sidwalk. lie then shot me.
Don't know why he shot me-" The state
expects 10 rest tomorrow forenoon.
The case 10 attracting wide attention and
the court room Is crowded each day. Bloom
appears deeply interested and watches the
case cloiely Ss u progresses.
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wAsHISoroS. May 9.-Reprsssntstivs Nc
Gsnn. chairman OF the labor committee.
predicts that turn in the tide OF immi-
grafton is not far of. aud that when II
comes u will offer n solution 90 the de-
pressed condition OF American labor now
sIisting. The tide Of immigration has
been steadily toward ths Unitet states for
years" said Acdann, "antil the labor
market Of Eu ops is bling drained so that
all elhasea are awake 10 the ntcsasitV OF
keeping their labo ers al home. Further
more. leading men Of Germany. France
and Great Bntsiu place the labor question
foremost amonG eat national questions
while Ia this oountrf the public man who
seeks 10 sdvanoe the cause OF labor is SO;
down As a demaRoSus."
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MeKInlerIsml nIu.tralsd.

SroNEHAM. Mass. May "A oonfiio,
between non-union Armenian !Gborers. who
had taken the places Of the striking lastsrs
in Arthur Z. Aann's factory. took place ss
the non-union men were leaving work.
Fully 1000 people con9reRated a. the fac
tory. aud Nhen the non-union men APP
peared thsv we're surrounded. James
Esidii an was knocked down and beaten.
He drew long knife. and tins crowd fell
back and commeneed 10 lombard the for
slgnsrs with stones. I be police oams 20
tue rescue OF the ATmenians aud after con-
siierAbls hghtioR arrested ak men who
we're brAndishinR daRgers.
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RAN FROM DEPUTIES.
The omesrs We're shooting Mt Them win
Winehssters.

UNIoSrowS. Pa. May 9-At the Hill
Farm works, north Of here. at Daylight as
Richard HuTbafasr and three companions
we're going TO work. they we're met by forty
strikers. who notified them that any at
tempt TO 90 farther would be fatal. I be
strikers beat them brutally With clubs.
Hamburger WAS beaten into inssnsibility.
and would have been killed had moi depu-
ties arrived with Winohssters The strikers
would not move aud the der utiss Ouensd
IRE OF them from tbs yAfds. When the
bullets began Whaling by their heads theV
fed toward Dunbar. A. least twenty ave
shots we're fred, none OF which took effect.
owing to the distAnoa. Several shots were
returned by the strikers, bat they we're not
we'll enough armed 20 stand their ground
Hamburger is In a critical condition. The
others wers badly cut and bruised.
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Iwssiy-thrss Get twenty Day.

PrrsuUEG. May .. Twenty three mem
bers OF GAlvin's commonwealera were ar
rested at Bissell at midnight for attempt
ing TO capture h a o. frr clt am.
Ihev we're held to-uaf Ou tie rhnfgu Of
treapAss. CALVIN says she men IA $50 asaert-
g. and will be court maftlalc1. The en-
are company WAS ssntenced 90 twenty days
IN jail. Tue remainder OF tho my
~ marched o. Elizabeth Col daivin has de-
ciied 30 msTon bis men oyer tho natiunal
pike.
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O,AnA. May 1.-Two hours OF the ma
tionsi convention OF she Ancient Order Of
Hibsrnisns were Asssd TO-DAY in listsnin q
Go an address by National Delegate viii
he .. series of reso. utions we're adopted
on the death Of Bishop OFArrsll. Of Trsn-
ton. n. X Fully 1000 people participated
IN ths convention parade this afternoon.
Ma ching companies OF Catholic Kaights
we're 10 liae fiom many ksbraska aud lows
cities. ahd SL Joseph. No. contributed q
delec alton Of 100 and a baud.
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TRoPPAUx, Austris. May 9.-The miners
made a desperate attack to-day upon = de
taohment ~ eend' aTmss guaIding a col
lierV in Polish Oatan, with the object Of
driving away the men at work. The rios
srs were warned 70 dispsrss. but Instead OF
doing 20 began peltiRR the police with
atonss. wounding many. Finally the lead
ers peTsu dsd the strikers TO tush upon the
police. The Rend'a mes. after n lAst warn
ing. opened n upon the rioters, killing
nine aud wouad ding twenty others. The
mob then fed IN all dirschons. threaten
ing. however. to return In lsrgsr numbers
and Rvengs the death Of their comrades
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rEIruNG THEIR nAMKs.
Kelley snd His Followers on the RAgin
River.

Kelley aud His Followers on the RAginE
River.
DEs MoNES lows, Nav 9.-Ths Kelly
army was ahoat &c noon and bade good bye
10 Dss Moines. Most OF the boats In the
hset were rugged with osrs or sails impro-
vised from army blanket. Commo lore
Kelly expected 10 reach kunnslls. twenty
miles away. tonight Because Of the
numerous sand bars this men are fire.
QusntlT compelled 60 wade aud push the
boats. They have provisions for several
days and towns along ths route are prepar-
ing &C. soutributs libsrally.
kelly's boats we're soon struug along ths
river for ave miles. one boat with ten
commonweAlera and q number OF Dss
Noues women aud children. cApsized, sud
all narrowly escaped drowning. Fully 2.OO0
people struggled along this banks watching
a one the banks watching the flotilla.
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DFvIsoN. Tex, May 9.-Gov. James
Wolf. Of the ChiokassW nation. was in
dieted by the grand Jury on the charge Of
between $25. 900 and $50 coo Of
the per capita funds. and has been ar
rested. After his Arrest be removed Judge
Joseph Kemp from the Chiokasaw bench
aud appointed Isaac Burrows his successor.
Kemp has refused to give up.
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wAsuINGToS. May 9.-Ths prs,iIsnt selt
20 the senate a letter from Minister Wins,
u Honolulu. enclosing the resolutions
adopted by mass meeting OF socialists
an ming that lofal citz ns will refuse to
take tie oath Of allegiance TO the provi-
sional govsrnmsnt and ref ain from voting
Tor delegates % the constitutional eoaysn-
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CoiuMuus Ind. May 9. Parties believed
TO belong TO the Jennings eommonvsals.
broke into the general store OF Charles
stein. 81 Edinburg. last night and car led
away $50 worth of auna lhs Aet has
caused great excitement.
L,roKrE. lnd.. May 9.-Gen. Randall and
stau we're discharged this afternoon On
signing an agreement 60 Rot Qua Of tus
county as fast 80 possible.
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DuvFR. MAY The United states lilo.
eel association was disbsndei at she con-
vention to-day aud the Hotel Ksepsr.'
Natlonal association orgnniEsd IN hs plac-.
uith -. &. shears. OF CincnnatL - pest
dent. aud Charles Bower. of in4taua. sscrs-
tary The OBJ q; OF the nes association Is
90 foster state associations aud secure the
Tassags ~ laws IA the interest OF hotel
k-eulIG
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secretary Norbert at sai, Lake.

SAT- LAKE May 9.-Ihis forenoon sscrs-
tory Herbert aud uaftY ATTENDED an organ
recital. which had been specially arranged
for them IN the tabernacle. They then via
itei Fort Douglass IN company with Gov.
West aad utner Irominent citizsnt
Lnuobeon was taken ~ the Templston
hotel whrre tue party was joined by Henry
Mattersun, wuo arrived here this morning
from Helena. 1his afternoon the IA "
went out 60 saltaiT beach ON aspseiai train.
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BurrE. May . Mavor Dugan again pre-
ssutrd the name of james McNichola 20
the couaoil tonight for condensation a.
CITY marshal. aud he vas confirmed this
time recsiving the votes Of fout demo
ats. three populists aud enc republican.
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PRovDrNoE. X. l.. MsT "a Washing
ton special % the News says that the pro
position Of The wooden msnufaetuTsFs -
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To call and sse = oomplsis lias OF china
glassware. lamps. silvstvars aio.
Prices TO suit every purse.
Best goods. lowest prices.
r. J. EpwAnDs. Park Avenus.
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v. E. ThiStIeWaite
1928 N. Main St.

Ladies' Kid Juliets in Black or
Tan.
Ladies' Kid Princess in Black or
Tan.
Ladies' Kid Prince Alberts in
Black or Tan.
Ladies' Kid Imitation Bluchers
in Black or Tan.
Ladies Kid Straight Seam Prince
Alberts in Black or Tan.
Ladies' Kid Blucher Oxfords in
Black or Tan.
All sizes and widths.
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Our many customers through
out the country are daily realiz-
ing the fact that we are
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ZIP TO DATE

In the style, quality and assort-
ment of different lines of Foot
wear, and "down to bedrock" on
the prices of same. We invite a
call of inspection.