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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08
EMPLOYERS MAY GIVE In.
Chicago Allied Unions Feel Conf
dent of Victory.

CHICAGO. March THE strike agisa-
ton that has kept the twenty-one allied
unIona OF the Building Trades Council In
a state OF turmoil since Thursday sub
sided today and the strikers rested 10
await the action OF employers tomorrow.
No meetings were he'd today. but gem
eral feeling OF victory was manifested by
the men. Communications from the en-
ployers came TO the business agents OF the
hod carriers and plasterers, IN which was
expressed a willingness 10 adjust matters
BY resuming the old wages, and from
these communications general satisfaction
resulted.
The toarneymen piastererg, by their
action Saturday in severing all agreements
with the employing Plasterers' Associa-
ton. are thought by some TO have placed
a stumbling block In the way OF speedy
reconciliation, but the plasterers. il Is said,
VIII not be obstinate in this matter, pro-
vided the old scale OF wages Is restored.
While there are those among the en-
ployers who favor A concession 10 the men
in the present difficulties, a number are
still holding out, aud with these now rests
the whole issue OF the strike An effort Is
being made TO bring them into line. and "a
many OF them have already been taken
back In cases where time contracts are IN
volyed, 1t Is thought the employers wiz
not long hold out.
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PAPA Is VERY ANGRY.
Orders Arrest of n Judge who Mar
rfed Eioping Couple.

KANSAS CITY. March "A special 20
the Times from Perry. o. T. SAYS. Jt,sse
Nef. probate Judge Of Kay county. has
incurred the ire OF Job Carr, OF Mound
city, Iowa, a rich merchant and banker
and tie Iowa man has ordered Sheriff
Frank Pierce 70 arrest the probate fudge.
TWO days ago A. G. Danier an Iowa
newspaper man. and Miss Minnie Carr.
the bankers daughter, eloped from Iowa
ana were so closely pursued by the father
and officers that they came through Kan
sas and stopped az Newkirk 20 wed Five
minutes after ths marriage the officers at
Newkirk received word 70 arrest both. He
was Informed that they mad already been
made husband and wife. ard the father
Immediately ordered the arrest OF the pro-
bate Judge VINO issued the license and the
minister who performed the service At
this time no arrests have been made.
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NEWS FROM TACOMA.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES SUCCESS
FULLY BEGUN AT THE rHEATER.
Rev. Mr.. Felt. of the Park Cnfversal.
list Church, Resigns - Overland
Train Gets Throagh-Capt. Howell
Entirely Recovered From His In
the Late c. n. Bradshaw.
Tacoma Bureau OF the Post-Intelligencer,
lib Pacific avenue.

Tacoma Bureau OF the Post-Inteiligencer
lib Pacific avenue
TACOMA, Marca 7.-SpeoiaL--Rev. AL
fred w Martin. of the First Free church,
commenced holding religious services in
the Tacoma thsater this morning The
congregation was large, the auditorium
being nlied 10 it's utmost capacity.
The organist and choir OF young men
and women were seated upon the stage 10
the left, while in the center was arranged
pulpit. profusely decorated with flowers.
The subject OF Mr.. Martins sermon was,
The Practical Value OF Ideals" and he
took for his text where there is no
vision the people PERISH" Proverbs.
xxx. IS.
At the conclusion of the services thu
members and friends OF the society ex-
pressed themselves as gratifed with the
success of their undertaking-to convert
q popular play house into a place of re-
hgious worship for one day in each week.
The music was OF high order. and IL is
safe to predict that the Tacoma theater
viii before long become the most popular
church IN the city
II is rumored tonight that the trustees
OF another church are trying TO arrange
for the rental of the theater for evening
services, and that the pastor has threat
ened 10 resign II the move was made.
The rumor cannot be verified as vet, as
members and pastor refuse TO talk, but II
is not without foundation
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JACKSON AND WALLING SICK
Condemned Murderers Attended by
Their Motbers-NO Hope for
CIemency.

CINCINNATI. March 1.-Scott Jackson
and Alonzo Wal.ing who are held IN jail
al Alexandra, KY, awaiting their execu-
ton on Saturday. March 90 for the muir
der OF Pearl Bryan, are both sick and re-
quired the attention OF physician yester-
day and today. The mothers Of both the
condemned men are with them, and will
remain with them until the day OF execu-
ton.
Gov. Bradley has issued orders for
troops TO be present at the hanging.
walling today addressed another letter
70 Gov. Bradley. appealing for executive
c.emency on the ground that he had no
motive Ike Scott Jackson In getting Pearl
Bryan out OF the way. Every effort pos
sIbie Is being made 70 have the sentence
Of waring commuted to life imprison-
ment. but II is generally believed ne viii
De hanged with Jackson.
Rev. Mr. Lee. who has recently figured
consp.cuousiy in alleged confessions OF the
two men, today held religious services In
the jail for them.
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REV. MIR FELT RESIGNS.
Pastor of Park UniversaIfst Church
Temporarily Retfres.

TACOMA, March T.--Special.-Rev. Ell
mer J. Felt. pastor OF Park UniyersaHst
church. announced 10 his congregation
this morning that he had placed bis resig-
nation in the hands OF the general con-
vention and the board OF trus .ees OF the
church. TO take effect as soon as a sue
cessor can be sent out from the East
Rev. Mr.. Felt gave as his reasons for
resisning personal business thaL demand
ell his immediate supervision.
The congregation held q meeting TN
mediately after the morning service and
passed the following resolution:
BE it resolved by this church and par
ish, by its congregation, that we approve
OF the action taken by the board OF
trustees in accepting the resignation: and
We express a hope that Mr. Felt may ba
able soon 10 take up again tlls work with
US which he has felt obi'ge1 TO tempo
rarity lay Town; and be IL further
Resolved That our earliest love and
best wishes attend MIN in whatever field
he shah or may engage"
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Capt. Howell Entirely Wei.

TACOMA. March -SpeciaI-Capt.
Howell. OF the National Guard of Wash
ington. who was picked Up on the street
yesterday afternoon and taken IN an an
conscious condition 20 the Fife hotel.
from the effects Of an attack of vertigo.
81 reported to be entirely recovered At
late hour last night he was removed 20
his home and vas reported this after
noon as entirely vel He has been sub
jAct 20 as OF vertigo for the past month.
and wss stricken with an attack yestsr-
day, soon after getting Of street car.
on Ninth and Railroad streets. No one
saw him fan. and the superstition is that
the severe cut rs sustained IN tha head
was from striking the street car rsfi
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AGAIN Found GUILTY.
John -. Knox Convicted Of Fvs~
and Tafsehood.

TOPEKA. Kan, March the ksns.
conferences OF the NJ e. church hss -.
found JOAN d. Knox guilty OF fFaua' - -.
hood and misrepresentation 10 eoshss.--
with his management OF the knos p -
ings bank. which failed in Topeka Y ~ I.
Rev. Knox had been a circuit pfsseasa .. !.
Kansas until ne went into fDe sansAs
business. Many members o. no go
lost heavily through hts faiiure- p.
vious state conferences found hlm -. Z.
under the above charges. He sppszls :. :.
case 70 the general conferences. sha =.
matter vas referred back by tns -
land conference for a new tfisl
was concluded a. Manhattan yes'ss11l.
Knox will again appeal 70 ire ssss'-
conference.
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OVERLAND TRAIN GETS THROUGH.
snow East of Billings the Cause of
DELAY

TACOMA. March T.-SpecisI-Ths de-
lsysd overland train over the Northern
Pacific arrived last uixht and another WIN
not arrive from the East before Tuesday
nigat. The company made Up train at
Helena. which came through today with
mail. express and passengers. and vent on
% Portland There will b a similar train
IN tomorrow but trains from east " Hele-
IA vii not arrive before Tuesday night
Two Of the through trains sre expected
a. Billings some time tomorrow.
Heavy snow east % Billings - said 20
be the cause OF the delay.
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In Memory of Mr. Bradshaw.

TACOMA. March T.--Spscial-The mem
hers Of the Pierce County Bar Assocts-
ton met yesterday forenoon III depart
r1ent No. ] 90 tire superior court. ard
adopted resolutions in msrnery OF the late
Charles N. Bradshaw. OF Port Towns
end. former naerrper OF the Pierce Coun-
y Bar Association Tue resolutions pay
a splendid trl6uss 20 the decsaEe9 =
man ard a member OF the legal profes-
sacn. Every prominent sftoFney r. the
city vas present she large court room
beng crowded
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1T STANDS THE TEST.
Among the Mass Of Unworthy Prep
arstiens There Ii One That Stands
Pre-enincnl

K Is . veil-known fact that . large per-
cent.ss OF WHISTLES upon the market and
IN U.s. today ara simply cheap acuitera-
tens They may be called straight
goods. blends" or any other name that
an INSCRIPTIONS manufacturer OF dealer
chooses. but the fact remains that they
are simply c,ncoctioas ana adultersSions
which are Injurious 20 any one who uses
them
In the midst o. this mass os unhealsh-
scf vhiskfes there stands one hrfght ex-
cepttor- Il has stood out clearly before
the pubic for twenty years Fts purity
IS guaranteed by the best physicians In
the land, and IL has done more 70 pre-
serve health than all the other whisktes
combined. II Is Du1ys pure malt whis-
key. Il has q reputation ests hIished by
twenty years OK use, and IL has that rep
utation 10 sustain. X IL always uniform
IN quality, every bottle Is precisely alike.
Its very purity renders IL valuable but Il
possesses IN addition thereto medicinal
qualities known 10 no other whiskey
You make no mistake IN buying Dufry's
pure malt. but you make an egregious
error II you allow any INSCRIPTIONS
daa Ter TOR moment 70 argue with You
that any one OF the cheap sduIterated
WHISTLES that are OF the IarAsl il as
good as DuHyss. Il IS false.
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TWO VESSELS OVERDUE.
Fears Entertained for the India and
the Columbus.

PORT TOWNSEND. March Special.
Private orders received from Callao.
Peru, by Rothschild & CO. stevedores.
say that great fears are entertained for
the safety Of the Chilean bark India,
which sailed from Vancouver, Il. c.,
August IA with = cargo of lumber. At
last accounts she was out las days and
had not been spoken
Another vessel that is overdue is the
Russian bark Columbus. which sailed
from Odessa, Black sea. July 2. for Port
Blakeley to load lumber. Since sailing
she has not been reported
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GOSSIP or BERLIN.
Country Aroused ey the Emperor.s
Ttrmde@ AGAINST Socialism

C9e3 ts9+ ey tse Associated Press.
BERLIN Marco s-Throurhou: tie
sees lfte latest 4n.s-soe.a "a. speech q
.tF 81 s-- s-.e 4sssl.-er.@lss 5au9aes.
~&s sceos3 al4 re~ecaos1 al e.ae~ &C.
sz.4ny. 4. ne@ a9pe4-s tAs speech was
Ea4ea sS4Ee F.aseaE te8a she ogIcias rsnort
@'ae@es2 lis IA 5asgx s4s8 taAt Assn
z22Ss - @sr2o.s- - EAs AS trsce. -
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superior court. Is confined TO his home

superior court. Is confined 20 his home
with sickness.
Papers in the Commercial Electric Light
Compsny's $40 600 damage suit against ex-
Mayor Fawcett and the city OF Tacoma
for the cutting OF the company's wires
last july. were placed in the hands OF the
sheriff for service last evening.
Steamer Roche Hsrbor brought In 100
barrels OF lime yesterday from Roche har-
Dor and took back q car Load or barrel
hoops.
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SHOT an a STRANGER.
Narrow Escape sf a Nsanx Man At
IAN Jose.

San Jose.
SAN JOSE. Cal. Mares SHORTY BE-
fore - e'c3eck for.Esf Freak Foster "a
ycnth sbeut - years ee nFe was sr,.
while Nalk3rr On Eourfa street With q
ccuapsnfca narest Powers They say tnas
. stranger wte was fast aAead C thers
sudesuly turned sid demanded wny thev
followed hica. spriyf0r 8 vile ierrn Re
fore they ccu'a Tcrlv ne sFvw s revolver
ard fred directly az tsers IRE shot took
erect ~ FOSTERS Collar hor~ aaa efa-,s.f
freri his shoul3cr TIE wos.re Is uot
serious ore. but Poster sad narrow ea-
care. IRE AFFAIR ts s. mysterious GRE. ans
IRE ccscsgs ere unable 20 fAtAora "a.
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= There is no end of favor
in ,SchNlil,g'S BsS!tea made
right.
There is not even begin
ming of flavor in average
tea. make it how YOU will.
Al grocerS' in packages.
a SshA,.'ek & Cezaezav
- FfAGs 80 -
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Five teams OF four each entered for the
tourney. as follows: No. Ivan HORDE.
Smith. Steinbach and Powell. No. D.
Clark. Webb, Summerfield and Goodman.
No. s-Gobls. Saxse. Patterson and De-
vine. No. 4-Keith, Remington. Cover
and Nash. No s-Buell. Crowley. Ryder
and Dewey. They scored as follows:
Keith. 30. Goble. go; Clark. 36s; Buell..
So; Steinhaeh. 81.
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THE WEEK IN EUROPE
WAR BETWEEN GREECE AND TuR-
KEY SEEMS INEVITABLE

Mass Neetfngs In London In Favor
of Greece-Heavy Subscriptions OF
Money Volunteers start for
Afhens-Before Submitting 10 o.
ercfos In Favor of Turkey the
EnGiish People VIII Appeal TO
America for Ala.
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nuI.swoRrH ana Will PASS
New York Law 70 PrehIbtt ProEres-
~. Nrs.s.,a re- WI

Af.RAN1. \. Y MArch Senator = e.
weFta hs-i 80 prevent Ee~zpa n,rs ffs~e
r~intlux pGctsrss 81 Enstvs3Szs wstsonr
tsetr consent. Vii GAEe = hearing Wet
uesasv sftaEu2or hssara tAe ccSsss carautt-
Tee ~ sNs .aNsz&E8rs. sen&&sE GRADY sAyz
~ seRr.a< NtG aFsVeat ihs paN&Ea ~ are
t..4 ana Il Is gluuatet In eaFsala aazrss-s
thaf Is 49, PASS s1a - sssz.s@ - gAs SOW
exucg ~ q very earsy 4atS-
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Tacoma New. In Brief.

TACOMA. MaE1h :. - spsesal- - tbs
Piercs eogznty convention of the W {. I.
L. viii coave-e az the First Christian
cAErca Monday. March K
Judge carroa, Of aepars 2s1t Nd. :. Of ia
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Millions Lost in fbe EIoad

CINCINNATI. March while the food
Of last Friday is over. the effects OF n VIII
De felt IN Northern Kentucky Southern
Ohio and Southern Indiana for weeks. The
damage here and within a radius Of i0a
miles Of this city is estimated in the NIL
lions.
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WHIST TOURNEY OPENS
North and south Players Well I'm the
Lead.

TACOMA March 7.-Speciai.-There
were seven tables in the first game OF the
March whist tourney last Wednesday
evening, and twenty-eight deals were
played The averages Were: North and
south. 200: east and west. LEA The gains
were made BY:
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Dandrufr, which causes 90 much itching
OF the scalp. csn be cured by Hairs Hair
Remover. because IL - a corrective tonic
for the glands producing 6andruY.
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II begins 70 look as though the woman
suffrage bill would fail, for the reason
that Il has too many friends The house
has passed De Mattos' woman suffrage
bill and the senate has passed a Ike meas
ure- De Mattos insists that hts measure
IL the one that should be adopted by the
senate. while HIM alleges forcibly that his
bill should be adopted by the house
Though De Mattos bin was passed before
Hilrs bin n Is claimed that IL Is unconsfi-
tutional II merely takes the word "rusle''
out of the law. and the courts have de-
cided that a woman r. not a person" Il
looks as though there 10 n chance for a
deadlock In this matter.
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guess said prosecuting attorney 60 20 60
and fss FURNISHED necessary tsfa sn5 u
formation 20 snzh9c SD orl&sF - eagrs-
rrsrrs ana rS~e~-e;sfs eafe 5-ocsesEnxs"
Tire above section arrUs@1 ali fne a9s-
ffs1ty <na. was manifested against 20
tsEL IL n cfgsrne1 that ire water rfTnfs
are oe4ax grabbed 81 corpora tons sn0
sc~ruIxfoys ara 1hat -ft1sa I've ye&Fs
fheSa rtgnts viii - WORTH vzst So,
One szs husiaaea supporter O. tns e4t
es56:
III II. q. r become . h~, ea-yins
with ig shs small appropriation q ss@-z~l,
81 vii save % tire p~opts - frse state
Hand and water rights ~orta sssf%sssA@
gfshta sEveH Year,.
THIS yozl6 Le caiy making The natAisoa
acres of Lard 20 be irrigated worth $40
al acre.
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r. ~. house bills carry as mary sppro-
pvfa-r,ns q. IRE eerase 1fiiS. there Will -
quite a sum spsnt ~ tos present legissA-
surs TIE sessafs bills. ss originally pre-
pared. carried appropriations 70 tie ex-
fenf os g. 50. al s. OF course. some q
THESE spproDris gions viii D. cot Gown For
instance. IL the ai4l for tire relief % II
e. Asaenfegter, TIE amount was cut down
ore-h2ff. The senate bills that carry sp-
rr1r4rsaf sons are as follows.
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Hath fiar @atter.

Dor hber so Sabren f6on tuurbe
Wfrs. WihSlotp's SOOTHING sprup
bon MiQionen BON Mhttern beim 3abs
men Der ainber angemenbet. Wirft bn
I'M S@Iafe bur@ bas @9reien eines
&iabes gefbrt, bas I'M 3abnen III unb
Dor S@meraen metnts Wenm 10, laRe
tofort eine Jlaf@e BON vWers. Winss
Ions Soothing @prup" bolen. @etn
Wertb III unbe3ablbar. gS mirb benz
tleinen 2eibenben fpfort 2inbermng pers
f9affen. 9erlaBt eu@ barauf, Matter,
es TT tein 3weifel bariiber. gs beilt
Opienterp unb 0iarrboe, regalirt ben
Magen unb bic Nieren, beieitigt Winb,
3olit, ermei@t ben @aumen, berbins
bert Gntatiubuug unb ftdrtt ba8 sanae
Spfem. .Mrs. Min5Iotps Soothing
Syrup fur aabnenbe &inber III anges
nebm tn @ei@mad anb bas @eeept
fammt BON einem Der beiien tpeibli9en
aerste In ben Ser. 9taatem. Sc TT bel
allen Sruggifen in Der ganaen WeIt su
baben. preis rs gents per 6Iai9e.
4auft ni9tS anberes, aIs Mrs. Wtnss
Ions SootbingsSprup.
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Ser 9atutnenitnra anf BEN at
8erutarb.

Der linte GIuseI bes groBen Rloifers
auf benz 81. Bernard if bur9 eine
2amine aerft6rt morben. @ladli9ers
ueiie sinsen feline Meni6enleben Der.
loren unb Niemanb tpurbe perIebt, als
lein bic M6n@e i9mebten l6ugere 3eit
in GROCER @efabr. sic iu@ten. als
bie S@uee: unO gismaRen auf bas
4lofer berab ftir3ten, 3uftu1t tn ei,
mem fefteren $beile be8 Gebdnbes,
uel9er glRdli9er Weiie ni9t einge.
brhdt murbe, unb uareR ipdter I'm
Staube, einen Sunnel aus3ugrabeu,
bur9 uel@en He inS 5reie tro9en.
Die meifea berfelben trusen Grofbeus
len baooa, unb Glle batten sroBe Stra.
paaen au erbulben.
Muf ber 06be beS bic Sbdler 6er
&boue unb Der Dora Baltea perbiuben.
ben sroBeu st. Bernbarb. paFes liegt
2472 Wfeter iiber ber Weeresb6be bas Der
ueberlieferNug mad 1852 BON Bernbarb
bon Wentbon gegrtinbete 6ofpi3 ober
Santt Sernbarbs 3lofer, befen iebiser
Bau aus benz Sabre 1880 ftamntt.
6ier tuerben bon ben @borberren bes
Muguitineritifts bon ct. Waurice al.
idbrli@ an $4,000 Neni6en perpfeet !;
BET lnpetter pber iu ber gefdbrli1en
Sabres3eit 3ieben bic W6nd5e ober bic
bieueuben 8riiber (MaroHniers) in
8esleitung Der abseri@teten Berns
barbiuer 9uube (Wtarons) aus,
UNI ettua perunglidtea Reiienbeu
9ilfe 3u brinsen. - Der groBe
ct. 8ernbarb 1T iOwobl bon ben
&6mern, als au6 i'm Wittelalter
oft gum uebersans fur Seeres3hse Be-
uuBt morbeu; Der beriibmtefte ueber,
gang 1T ser Napoleon Bonaparte's
nit feinem 10000 Mann ftarten Deere
bonn Is. Bis 81. Mai 1900. - Der
tleiue ct. gernbarb lieat amii9en ben
iapopii@en uno graiii9en Nlpen an
Der @reuse bes frauabRi@eu 9eparte.
nentS Sanopen unb Der italienii1en
pronina Surin; iiber ben 2186 Weter
beben 8ebirspaB fiibrt cine 80 Sm.
lanse, 1871 bolenbete psffraBe aus
benz BON Der Sfere burdfoRenen Sa.
rantaiietbal In bas bon ber Dora Bal,
tea bur6fr6mte IofatbaI. Nm9 on
bieier 4Ipenfrabe liegt ein bon Ws6u.
den bes eroBen st. 8ernbarbtlofers
berpaltetes Soipi3. Der tleine ct.
8ernbarb iif Der paB, itber ueI9en
6aunibaI ieineu berabmten alpens
uebersans ausfabrte.
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GprbmrnD Satuett F.!
@ttpas aans ltnertp artetes! mpnl

Vun99 81t3 u1ertn artetes Wonl
Stenstag on tuerben nir bie gdtise
Wo9e bin5ur9 bertaufen: 400 paar
Sanens OTforbs sG9ube I'M Mertbe BON
$1.25 fir IS Gents; 300 paar feline
Songola vSanbalen", In Cincinnati
gema6t, bic fraber 3n $1.75 bertauft
tDurben, 3u IS Gents; 400 paar braune
Orforb, iebes paar $1.75 mertb, at
95 Gents; 100 paar feine Dongolas
Orforbs. In Cincinnati sema9t, @r6Be
2 bis Al, I'M Mertbe BON $3.50, au
nur $1.25; 500 paar Oamen pans
tofeln fiir As Gents, bic nod ME su.
Dor 5u bieiem preiie perfauft murben.
9oeben erbalten eine groBe Nusmabl
bon 9erren 56uben, giei sib unb
@ongreB. tuertb $500, fur nur ST. rs.
@benfalls baben mir erbalten 3eugs
ftiefel, fotuie pantofeln BON @laces
Seber unb 3eug, tiberbaupt Nles, mas
an bequemer GuBbetIeibuns bon Das
men unb 6erren far ben CONNER ges
brau6t wirb. Wne bieie Waaren Hnb
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