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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13
Aneaking M LnsiNllIr.

EASTVILLE. VA, oct Especial
Hon. William a. Jones and Mr.
~. J. Downing. Democrats and Mr.. wal
ter y. Tyler and Colonel O.. ~. Denison.
Republicans. spoke here to-day on the is-
sues OF the canvass. a joint discussion
could not be arranged. Mr. Tyler spoke
ON tariff declaring IL to Doe the ali-impor-
tant issue. Colonel DonI-On. OF New
York. spoke ON the financial question.
Mr. Jones made one of the finest speech
es ever listened to in the courthouse. cove
oring nm the ISSUES of the canvass. Mr.
Downing followed SIR Jones in % short
and pointed appeal TO the Democrats.
Intense interest was manifested through
out. Nowhere in the State is the free-
silver sentiment stronger than in North
ampt0n. Both Mr.. Jones and Mr. Down
ing have other appointments for this aud
Accomac counties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

Mrs. Wilhelmina Schmidt. widow oil
the late Hermann Schmidt. returned last
night TO Richmond from an extended
tup through Europe. Mrs. Schmidt leit
here about three months ago with her
daughter Miss Minnie Schmidt. FOR Ger
many. where she was joined by her
older daughter. Miss Mary Schmidt who
for the past two years mas been com
plotting her studies in the Fatherland.
After g brief stay i'm Baltimore. Mrs.
Schmidt and elder daughter returned
home. while Miss Minnie remained in
Baltimore 10 complete her studies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

Escorted TO the >iauon-Aou-e by sailors
Irnfn the Mu.-ac n.tft..

From the Ma-~ac u-ftts.
NORFOLK, VA. Oct. Especial
This evening a detachment OF United
States sailors from tho United States hat-
ucship Massachusetts escorted into this
city three fOrIOrn-i0okins cOiorcd mutt
ufers They were sailors from the Amer
lean schooner 1lly Wander Hudson. cap
tain Wilson. lumber laden from Charles
ton bound 90 Philadelphia ana which
sought refuge from the storm in Hamp-
tom Roads.
Lieutenant r. NJ Potts. ~ the M1ssa-
Chu-etts. in charge OF the guard. a. iF-
cred his prisoners no the stauon-hClsc.
and they VIII Doe arraigned tO-mOi row
morning before the United states COM
missioner ON the grave charge of mru any
on the high seas To seems mat a. loul
$3.50 % clock distress signal was di'"oN-
cred flying at the Hudsons masthead by
.he crew of the Boston tug Edward
Lyons. Going alongside. the schooner,
the tug was hailed by the captain. VINO
said that hi- crew had mutineercd ana
disarmed him. lie was taken OF by the
tug. and about @ o'clock the commander
Of the hattleship Massachusetts. lying IN
the Roads being notified of the state or
affairs. sent the ruar- OF fifteen sailors
over and the three mutineers Suricnuei 'n-
one OF the prisoners }. \. Nlikinr,
had lren shot lV the captain ana signify
wounded Hc stated that ho and bis COM
pani0ns. James Bockman. Of washington
and George Baker Of Cambridge, Md,
had been ashore az Hampton all the
morning without anything to eat. The
clntain. he said got drunk and refused
10 give them food or money. and on lNe
way back TO the schooner be became vio-
lent. and wilkins says threatened the
lives of the entire crew. I'm the afternoon
while the mon were forward. the captain
came from his room with three pistols
Remembering his threats. the three men
made "a dash 90 disarm him. and succeed
ed. but not before wilkins was shot
In the absence of the captain his YER
sion of the affair cannot De learned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

The Board of Directors Decide To-Day on
the \ .ce..arv EepAiI-.


The Board OF Directors of the Rich
mend Male Orphan Asylum Will have
called meetins inns aftcllOOn al - O clock
in the directors room OF the state Bank,
for the purpose Of oeNisins the best
means as 10 how the damage caused
TO the building by the recent storm II
TO be repaired.
Mrs. J. r. GIN. the indefatigahle super
jntendent OF the institution, who Is all
ways ready 10 assist the board as much
ms IL in her power. has prepared cir
cular letter. which she Will send 10 the
uberai-mindcd citizens OF Richmond.
asking them TO make subscriptions 10 the
building fund In order that the original
plan may be carried out and the TWO
proposed wings be added 60 the present
building, In order TO afford the latter
greater SAFETY.
In all probability the board Will dc
eide that at least the castcrly wing rs TO
be added al once 80 that the wall that
has been cracked by the storm may be
supported in the most substantial man
ner The question as 10 the hraciug OF
the wall without the addition Of the wing
has also been considered. but IL viii
hardly be recommended.
Captain NJ. j. DimmOck. who drew
the original plan for the building. ana
who made thorough examination Of
the structure after the storm, viii pre-
sent TO the board his report. which Will
contain some valuable Information.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

The Powhatan club held a meeting at
the clubhouse last evening. win rresi-
cent JEFFERSON Wallace IN the ch"ir' sew
cral new names were added 10 the hs'
Of membership.
The CLUB Will have telegraph wire
run into their wigwam for use on eiec-
ton night for the convenience OF us
members. who Will anxiously sum up
the returns.
The club viii meet every Monday night
until after clcction-day, and the several
planks in the Chicago platform respec-
lively discussed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13
LEXINGTON rAorrIAG nlcEs.
Baron Rogers Takes the Ashland stake
GenfrX WI NnI Roc, 10. DuN.

LEXINGTON. KY. oct 12.-Notwith-
standing the cold, damp weather, 1000
people attended the trotting races here
TO-DAY. Owing 10 rain last night the
track was little heavy when the races
were called al noon, but by 2 o'clock IL
was In fairly good condition.
The most important race on the card
was the Ashland stake. worth $1,000
Tor 2:ll trotters Pat L.. an outsider
2:12N. The second heat went to Baron
koccrs. he beating Pat l.. out by a
length Baron Rogers easily won the
Two other necessary.
The West stakes. worth $1,000. for 2.2J
class trotters. went 10 Walter 5, the
faVorite. Emma Omut winning the first
heats.
The third race was unfinished. owing
TO darkness Lynn Bourbon having won
two heats. AXtelerd. the favoritc, being
second in the last one.
John r. Gentry will not try 10 lower
his record tomorrow. as was announced
but Will be sent 10 Tcrre Haute.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

SAVANNAH. GA. oct. l2.-The steam
ship Chattahooche. Captain Savage. from
Boston. arrived here to-day. twenty-four
hours overdue. She was struck by tho
severe hurricane Sunday morning on
Frying-Pan lisht-ship and was tossed i'm
the heavy seas for several hours She
escaped without serious damage. how
ever. Several OF her stOrm-shuttcrs
were blown off,. and a part OF her rail
was broken. \ valuable horse on board
was dashed from his stable during tho
storm and was instantly killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13
Bank Failures.

WASUINGTON. oct. l2-Comptroller
rclxeIs has directed Bank Examiner Gar
rison 10 assume charge Of The City Ma
tional Bank OF Tyler. Texas, which failed
SATURDAY The bank had "A capital OF
500 WQ and liabilities OF 500 Oo0
Nexico failed to-day. and Comptroller
Eckels has placed Bank Examiner Lazar
i'm charge. The bank had $4,000 and So
O1O surplus 81 It's last report. and owed
deposits Of so 600. It's assets were stated
at $4,000.
COLUMBUS, O.. Oct 12-E NJ Gle
mems. cashier or the Cedarvillc state
Bank has disappeared. and the bank Is
closed pending an examination. snort
age OF 81 600 Is already found. Tie leit a
letter 10 his wife saying he was soihs
10 Mexlco. but ASSIGNING no reason.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

Congres Jones TOO iIoarse to speak
ard Nr Downing Loses Votes.

CAPE CHARLES. Va. oct l2.-Spe-
cial.-Politically this has been one Of the
most memorable days i'm the history OF
this county. At IS o'clock ~ ibhcan
mass-mceting of about one hundred ana
nftv people was called 10 order IN Par
sons opera-HOuse. which WAS addressed
by vs.. b. Tyler. candidate for Congress
MIR. NJ A. Coles and Colonel q. d. Den
ni.on of New York. and az the same
hour about one hundred and NIFTY as
scmbled in Kcllams Hall 10 near inc
issues discussed iy Hon. ". y. Jones. cam
didatc for Congress. and Mr.. T. i. Down
Ing. OF Lancaster county The princi-
rll address al this meeting was made by
Mr.. Downing. who spoke for about am
hour and a half Mr.. Jones being so
hoarse his voice was scarcely audln.r.
and he spoke but "a few minutes. MT
Downing in the course OF ms remarks
referred TO several local conditions ex-
i-tiug here which was based on false
Information that undoubtedly has lost
several S0und-Moncv Democratic votes
for Congress Jones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

They Take Poll of the CITY and Gain
Acre.siou. Daily

LYNCHBURG. VA. oct 12.-Special.-
The National Democrats have completed
their poll of the city. ana express them
selves as much pleased with the outlook,
but give no figures.
Converts TO sound money are made
daily said a prominent member OF the
party to-day
Mr.. Thon as G. wilkins. one OF Lynch
burgs oldest citizens who was paralyzcd
several weeks ago. died to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

McCLENNY. FLA oct. l--lne I'm I'm
,.---.nr Board. consisting ot chairman
canon. OF the County commission',ls
Comfy judge Howard. and supeINlssoi
of Registration flhL met lnia "io o,,',,,i-5
rom the returns boz the office of ne
county Judge. ass the returns sent 10 ,l me
s,ir,ryisor- were stolen. when Dos on,
was broken open Thursday nsnl. oii.
nuanfng tlo ballot boxes % was Iounu
tbaf The INSPECTORS Of three out Of the
ft. districts had failed 20 send ans
returns of the election. as required ns
law. -
As the board had no returns 10 cam
80 th.v declared no election iu Baker
county. and having notined the secretary
of state diOufu I'd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13
SOUND MONIi ~ RdPfDdN.
4 Club Organized Among Her Best Ciii-

EAPIDAN. VA. oct. R-SpeciaI-
Rapilan Soun1-Money club. thirty-threo
strong. WIS organized Thursday night,
DAY. president. Stuart Bresee, vice-prrsi-
dent, \. X. McCalloy, secretary ana
treacurer Executive Committee-Joseph
Wilmer. l. Willis. Jr., J. p. Grymes, t..
). Willis. and IA. II Holiday. Jr.
This club is composed of many os the
very best citizens OF this portion Of the
state. and VIII. no dot bt, greatly help
the soun1-moncy cause. \ grand rally
is proposed for Saturday. October lltn,
when several distinguished speakers Will
discuss the IS. yes OF the day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

Ing banquet had been prepared for them.
At the CicSc OF the rcpast toas,n'aster
James W Gordon called on number
of those present icr impromptu speeches,
and the session proved 10 bc Mighty
ENJOYABLE one for an Among those who
responded to the call OF the toastmaster
Wcfc Daptain frank ". Cunningham,
Alexander J.. Jones. T.. G. Minor W.
Mac Jones. and others. SEVERN No'o'
were sung by Captain Frank Cunning
ham. Mr. Frank ". cunningham, Jr.' ETC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

MINNEAPOLIS MINI. oct. i2.-Mr.
Bryan declines 10 comment tor pubiica-
tion on Archbishop iroland's letter hold
Ing that he cannot MAKE an exception 10
his almost inVariahlc rule not 10 enter
into a controversy with any persons on
political subjects. He may however.
have something TO say On the subject
Indirectly in one OF his -peecncs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13
SOUND MONEY ADVOCATES.
CONTINUED From First Page

he supported a Populist. that the free
silverites were the boilers. and the sound
money men were the true Democrats.
Mr. scott was followed ~ NJ. \. ). Sc
gar. who also spoke AT some length. clear
~ setting forth the true principles or
Democracy and sound money
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

The Deficiency of Sui able Men to Conduct
Their Jeutnal- Discussed.

GOTTA. Oct. l2.-The annual Con-
gress of the German Socialist party was
formally opened at Seblichen. near this
city. to-day. Three hundred delegates
were present. including many women.
Herr Singer. one of the Socialist lead
crs in the Reichstag. was elected presi-
dent OF the Congress. and Herr Book.
Socialist deputy for Gotha. vice-presi-
dent. ~
The affairs Of the socIa)ist press were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

WASHINGTON. oct. i2-Ambassador
Eustis In a cablegram this morning IN
forms the Secretary Of state that T. ).
p. lyman will be released. II " thought
that lyman will sail for AmeAca py Tue
FIRST steamer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13
King WiIIlnm County.

DUMFRIFS Oct. 2.-SpeciaI-Hon. NJ.
A. Coles spoke TO a large and attentive
crowd here Saturday. The Republicans
calculate on polling larger vote than
usual in this county November 3d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

Iyanhoe Lodge No. q. knights of Py-
tbIas. held It's regular monthly session
last night az the lodge room IN Lee Camp
HAIL After all the business had been
! $1,000 Of tie members the lodge masca-
M - 1snne<qann's Hotel, whexe tempt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

George Edward Branch (colored). who
shot at Henry Jones late on Saturday
night. and whose bullet hit Rebeeca Jones
on the head has not yet been arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

General povton Wise rs in Washington.
Hc saws The Sound Money Democratic
vote OF Virginia VIII Doc verv lnree.
Secretary Button. OF the State Demo-
cratic Committee Is also here He pre-
diets large majority FOR Byran in Tho
State and the elections Of q solid Demo-
cratic delegation 10 the House OF Repre-
senfatives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13
cOEPs1s ~ rnn BosrnoEUs.

VIENNA, oct. l2-Herr Eiuckner. the
Celebrated musical composer. is dead.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-01

the partial neglect of their own noble
institutions accomplishing, aud strug
Cling to accomplish, work greatly
needed and deserving of the highest
praise
Formerly Presbyterians believed
in raising their children on the cate
cism aud the switch. Abingdon
Presbytsry did not mention the
switch. but did strongly insist on the
persistent use of the Catechisms in
all it's families and in all it's Sabbath
Schools. Z,
The good people of Rural Retreat
know we'll how,to feed without wait
ing for their cabbage to head, OF
their friers to feather.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-01
Missionary Services.

Programme Of the MISSIONARY
Society for Sunday 81 of May II
a m.
Song by choir. Prayer by Rev
L. X. Haynes. Bible. reading by
members of the Society. Song b,
choir. Solo by Miss Matte Kenne
dy. Essay by Miss Myrtle Cornett
Recitation and song 10y number cI
girls Address by /. p. Martin
Address by Prof c. Q. Peery. Solo
by Miss Matte Kennedy. Recita.
fiOn by Prof. Todd. Collection
Prayer DoxolOgy. Benedction
Encourage us by yonr presence
and let us bring an Offering cheer
fully lay it upon Gods Altar pray
ing that our efforts may ne blessed
OF Him in the conversion Eof the
world
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-01

A wreck occurred Tuesday morn.
ing on Clinch Valley disvision. lust
east OF H0naker. The train ran ON
a burning trestle aud the engine
passed safely over. but the II ears
following crashed through to the
ground below, about 80 feet. The
caboose and one car was left stand
ing on the cash side of the trestle
Two men by the name of Greer
irom one OF the mining camps were
on the train stealing ride aud
went down with the wreck. One
was killed outright aud the other
was seriouNly. injured None OF the
train crew we're injured. The ears
that went through the treStle were
completely wrecked aud their con
tents scattered for aud near.
One month from next Tuesday
Is the day on which the monument
to tho gallant Colonel Brown will be
unveiled. The occasion will be one
OF the greatest interest TO the sur,
vivors of Col Browns regiment and
1t is hoped that all the old veterans
IN this section will gathtE, here at
that TING TO do honor TO tbs mem.
DRY Of their old commander. The
ceremonies will be under the ans
pieces of tue Brown Hartman Camu
OF Confederate, Veterans who will
he assisted 10y the various lodges Of
Masons in this county, as also by
Chinch Valley Commandry. No. 90
X. L. Altogether it will be IN im
posing sight to see all the old bat
tic scarreda veterans M they
surround the grave OF the
idol OF the Goth Va. regiment,
Infantry.
We have received copy Of
ayers Curebook," for which We
return thanks. IL has been the
aim of the, j.. q. Aver Co. to prepare
IA book, embodyiRg a sufficient
number of representative teStimon
ialS, and including a plain. straight
forward presentation Of the merits
of the medicines TO which the spec
flied cures are attributed. The
particular object ofthe work is {,
emphasize the great difference be
tween the standard pharm aceutical
preparations, compounded from
the prescriptions Of Dr., j, @. Aver
and the multitude of medicines on
the market only to be classed as
nostrutns, or unskilIful prepare
tons of chemical compounds, and
we must say that il fully carries
out the object for which il was is
sued.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-01
FREE PILLS.

Send your address to H. T.. Buck
len a. Co., Chicago, and get free
sample box of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. A, trial will convince you OF
their merits. These pills are easy in
action and are particularly effective
IN the cure Of Constipation and Sick
Headache. For Malaria and Liver
troubles they have proved inyalua
bic. They are guaranteed to be per
fectly free from every ,deleterious
substance and to be purely vegetable
They do not weaken by their action
hgt by, giving tone to stomach and
eowels greatly invigorate the sys
tenn. Regular size Z5c. per box
sSold by a. Flu'araTaivief,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-01

CONGRESSMAN Otey, of Virginia,
called on the President with a re-
quest that he pardon T. L. Jameson,
now III Jail at Roanoke for violating
the internal revenue laws. When in
formed that the prisoners wife has
had boy baby Slice be was put be.
bind the bars, the President seemed
to sympathize with him and intinat-
ed that he would consider the case
favorub!y.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-01
ABINGb ON pRESBYTE4K
A Few of its Items of Interest.

The meeting of Abingdon Presby.
terry which was held last week at Ru.
raj Retreat, Smyth county, while not
as largely attended as many. of ita
previous sessions owing to sps cial i'll
ness among its ministerial delegai ss,
was full OF interest. It's most-in+
port1nt discussions were upon Home
Missions, Foreign Missions, and
Education.
In addition to Prosbytery's arrang-
ing for the supply, 10y two of its
licentiates, of the Olinch Valley Home
Mission field, heretofore occupied 10y
Rev. john Il. Wool, as Evangelist.
and ats general provision for supply
ing all its weak churches, it was dc
termined to appropriate, $4,000 to-
wards the support of All Evangelist
to be furnished by the Synod of Vir-
ginia whose labors are to be confined
TO Abingdon Presbytery. 1t woe also
determined to raise, if possible, an
nually 100000 for Evangelistic
work in the bounds of Abingdon
Presbytery, and to accomplish this
end the minister in charge of each
church together with an efficient ell
der thereof were appointed a com
mittee to solicit the funds needed.
The addresses upon, Foreign Mis-
sions were exceedingly interesting
and inspiring. The Presbyterian
church is to be congratulated upon
its deep and abiding interest in For
eig1 Missions, aud it's successful
prosecution of the same, every year
increasing her forces, yet steering
cle,r Of debt.
AT none of It's nieetings has there
been a greater manifestation OF inter
est in education than the one just
closed.
The reports from King College,
Presbytery's male school at Bristol,
aud Stonewall Jackson Institute,
Presbytery's female school at Abing.
don, were very encouraging. At it's
last fall meeting Presby terry was petit
toned to take Stonewall jackson In
stitute under its control making it
her recognized organ Tor the Chris
tiHn education Of daughters OF Pres
byterian families. At this meeting
the new charter framed to meet its
wishes was presented and accepted
by Abingdon Presbytery. Thereof
ter Presbytery elected it's fifteen
trustees, to act in conjunction with
other fifteen trustees selected by the
Presbyt erian church as Abingdon.
La the stirring speeches that were
made in behalf of education it was
manifest that the Presbyterians in
Southwest Virginia had been unduly
liberal IN sheir support of schools be
! longing to other denominations to
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-01
Local IND GENERAL
NEHS BRIEFS.

We are sending out state
ments to all our subscribers and
hope they will respond prompt
~, as we are in need of money,
and it is impossible to run a
newspaper without funds. We
would request all who know
themselves to be indebted to the
News for a years subscription
from the LIST of February 1895
to please send us one dollar for
same, which will be very much
appreciated.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-01
SHAWVER'S MILLS.
SHAWVER s Mills VA

Miss Bette Shawver returned home
from Springville last Thursday and Mrs.
Belle McMullin accompanied her.
Willie McMullin, fell ont of buggy
and hurt his head but we hope it is not
serious.
:. Mrs. Hattie Compton is still confined
to her bed but we hope she will soon get
out again.
Mr.. John McMulIin was the guest of
w; L. Shaver last Sunday night.
We are having fine Sunday School
and Prayer meeting and hore much
good may be done here.
Mr.. Frank Yost has another son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim McMullin, Mr.. aed
Mrs w. l. Shawver. and Bette aud
Willie Shawver were the que is of Mr..
John Thompson last Sunday.
Mrs. F. c. Gregory gave the young
folks quilting last week, andaal report
a line time.
1 d mt believe we will have but little
fruit next year.
Some people are planting corn hope
jack frost will net get it.
Mrs. Jane Fox is reported to be some
betser.
Several from here have been attend.
ing court this week.
Dir. Jim Dunlgan and family have
moved to New River and expect To
work IN the mines there. We wish;
4heha Success.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-01
Now is the time.

Mothers, now is the time to buy
clothes for your boys before the stock
is all picked over, and you can't get
Just what you want. We have what
you want. now, but we won't have at
the end Of the season. We are dead
IN earnest with you about this boye
suit business, and will, if you give US
chance, convince you that our store
is the place to dress your boys well,
for little money.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-01
Right fn the neck.

"a. That is where you want to be
right. so as TO be comfortable and to
look we'll Does anybody know any
thing more uncomfortable than an
dlhtting shirt? We can sell you
shirts from 35 cents to $l.75. and
you shout 1 see this S1.75 shirt. its a
peach" all silk bosom, the very
latest thing out, needs no laundry
Just the shirt for summer.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-01
Don't get left;

But come in aud buy your shoes
of us. We've you to, closely inspect
our stock OF shoes, You would thiuIt
we anticipated shoe famine; but we
didn't. We bought nany shoes be-
cause we have many shoe, customers
Who lave tested the merits of our
SHOES snd will wear no others. We
have an. Immense line of Ladies'
Misses and Childrens' { xfords, Ope.
ara Slippers and Strap Sandals, in
BLACK and Tan, and AN equally large
line of Men and BOYS Black and
Tau Shoes.