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CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. l5,-1t Is
stated that the big machine bolt trust
has gone to the wall 1t comprised all
the leading machine bolt manufactures
in the country. y. s. Upton, OF the Up
ton Nut Company, OF this city. waa the
president OF the trust, The cause of the
downfall OF the trust was sharp cnmpeu-
tlon forced by the distrust ana Jealousy
OF some Of it9 members. Treasurer and
Manager G. o. Baslington, OF the Ch0pln
Nut and Bolt Company. said to-day.
"The machine bolt trade has practically
gone to smash The general discoun,
now Is - per cont. while formerly II was
from 10 to Is per cent less.
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Copyright, 1897. by the Associated Prcss)
VIENNA, Feb. 15.-The semI-otflcial
Freidenblatc to-day confirming the
report that the powers had accepted the
proposal of Great Britain for the oc-
cupatIon OF Canea. HeraklIon and Re-
tin1o by the marines of the foreign
fleets. added: "Thc commander ofthe
Austrian warshIp has already received
Instructions to cooperate with the
fleet OF the other powers and u neces-
snry, force will be used TO prevent fur
ther hostile action upon the part of
Greece. The powers are on the point
OF arriving at an agreement in regard
TO steps to avoid further bloodshed In
Crete. The commanders OF thc squad
rons, under the presidency otthe French
admiral, who IS the senior OF the 9TH
ers, are holding consultations on the
basis OF Identical instructions from
their cabinets"
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Copyright, 1897. by the Associated Press)
BERLIN, Feb. ia semI-otIlcial
statement on the cretan question has
been published here. 1t is as follows:
In reply to the representations which
the ministers OF all the great powers
at Athens made to the Greek govern
nent yesterday. pointing out the dan
ger to European peace from the atti-
tude taken up by Greece contrary 20
international law, N. Skouzes (the
minister for foreign Rffairsl, declared
that Greece would occupy Crete. In
view OF this fact the imperial govern
ment no longer considers II consOnant
with It's dignity TO take further diplo-
matte steps at Athens. After an eN-
change OF views with the cabinets OF
the other great powers, the Comman-
der OF the German warshlp. kalserin
Augusta, which viii arrive at CaneA
within the next few days, has received
instructions in conjunction with the
commanders OF the naval forces OF the
other great powers assembled IN Gre
tan waters 70 prevent any hostile act
upon the part OF Greece and also TO
cooperate with them In every possl-
bic way with the view OF restoring or
der and aveTtinG further bloodshed.
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EXPORTS AND INPORTG
saIancs Of Trade /, SIN ia Favor ofth'
United States.

saIRncs Of Trade is siill in Favor ofths
United States.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 15.-The
monthly comparative statement OF the
exports and imports OF the United
States during the months OF January
1897 and 1896, issued by the bureau Of
statistics, shows that the amount OF
domestic merchandise exported during
the last month amounted to S93,J05.l0j.
as compared with SS5,543,3Oi for Jauu-
Rry last year. The imports OF mer-
chandise during January last, amount-
ed to S5l .327,O ,OSl, OF which S27,296,703 was
free OF duty. During January, 1896,
the total imports OF merchandise ag-
gregated S6S.6i7, GOO, loss OF last month
OF over $l73OO,0OO. The exports OF
gold coin and bullion during the last
month amounted TO S37l,9iI, as compar-
ed with $40, $3.50, ,526 during January, 1896,
The imports OF gold during January
last aggregated S55G,62l, as compared
with $IO,367gi0 during January, 1896.
Silver exports during last January
amounted to $3,s97,75i. as compared
with $i,903,929 during the corresponding
month in 1896. The imports amounted
to $ST7,O6 during January, 1897, and
Sl,0JT,597 during January, 1896.
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falreS had an interview recently with NJ.
skouEes, the Grcclan minister for foreign
afTairs, when the former demanded eN-
plantations for the course adopted by
Greece,
Finally, II Is stated that all the repre-
sentatlves OF the pnwers at Athens have
discussed complaints againt the Hellenic
government In regard to tho measures
taken to interrupt telegraphlc communi-
cation between them ana their govern
ments for over twenty-four hours.
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VETO HELD BACK
By Governor Maccorkle When He
Counted Noses.
WAS AFTERWARD PRESENTED

And Placed on the CaIondnr-Ths BIZ lie
Objects 10 Refers to the Reorganization
OfthS Insane Asylum BOardS-RspublI-
can Caucus PoItpsnsd-A Tilt In the
Senate Over the Criminal Charges Bill.
The New siStsrsvilIo ChRrtsr-A DsleEs.
ton on the Ground Fighting the Meas.
urs Recently Passed.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. i5.-Consul
General Dr. Eustorijlo C0lderOn, OF the
combined republic OF Nicaragua, Ecua-
dor and Honduras. confirmed the state
ment made by Mr.. Rodriguez. He said
that when he was appointed TO repre-
sent the republics and to Investigate
the AFFAIRS Of the consuls Of Nicaragua
and Honduras, he found that Capt.
Merry had isHued Nicaragua registra.
tioR to eight vessels plying out Of this
port and that no returns OF any money
that might have been received from
time to time from them had been made
to the Nicnrpguan government.
Capt. Merry could not be reached last
night In order to obtain his version OF
the dispute with Minister Rodriguez
Capt, Merry Is the secretary OF the
chamber OF commerce and has always
held responsible and influential posi-
tions in this city, where he has been
brought In direct contact with the In
terests of the business men OF the state.
He is one OF the promoters Of the Mica
rHguan canal project. and has, since It's
inception. worked hard and earnestly
for its realization.
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ROUSED THEM UP.
The Senate Treated to a Real In
teresting Episode.
SENATOR MORGAN GETS MAD
And Succeeds in Stirring Up Vice
President Stevenson,
WHO SHARPLY REToRTS TO HIM

For Accusing Him Tn Connection With
senator Sherman With "vIctlmIzlnE'
Him When lie Tried to Bring Up His
Resolution AbrOEutinE the ClAytOn-
Bulwsr Trsaty-Ssnuto Listens TO the
Brsszy Colloquy In the silence Of
AmAIsment-IIOu,O Passes the sundry
Civil Bul Under Suspension of lsUlsS.
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nrlre.lrr AlIRIEht

CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. l5.--A special
from wRoFter, O.. says: Rev. 8. F. seo-
vel has received the following cables
gram frsm his son, sylvester Scovel,
the Cuban war correspondent who was
a few days ago captured nnd thrown
into prison by the Spanish authoritiesf
'"Do not be worried about my capture.
Am well treated. Love to all,
(Slgned) 'SYLVEsTER.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. .l5.-conslderabIe
excitement has been caused here to-
night Dy tho federal grand jury, Issuing
summons for over 100 witnesses In the
ct.c against Joseph DowllnE. who was
removed by President Cleveland, last
month, IN complaint 1f the clvil service
cDnlniisioG from The office OF Internal
revenue collector for tho First Ohio dis
trrt. This loaych no doubt about the
criminal prosecution OF eX-COllectOr
Bowling, for soliciting funds for political
purposes while IN office.
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LONDON, Feb, 1.-THE Mark Lane
Express in its weekly Drop report TO-
day, says that although the floods are
subsldlng, the land is wateF-logged.
and spring sowing must be deferred
until March. The wheat Is suffering
from excessive moisture. The winter In
Spain has been very severe. There has
been much rain and snow where
drought is usual, giving promise OF
1OOd rrons
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OIJ .T,.I..r.DI,orDeoJ.

PITTSBURGH, Pn.,Feb. l5.-Thomas
D. Williams, for the past eighteen
years chief operator OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company in Pitts
burgh and well known to the frater-
nifty throughout the country died this
morning OF pneumonia. Mr.. Williams
had been connected with the Western
Union for more than thirty years.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 1h-The
exports of grain from this port since
January is the largest in years. Up
TO the present time nearly two and .
hnlf millions OF bushels of corn and
SOD. 900 bushels of wheat have been
shipped TO Europe. Charters are being
affected for April May and even aS
late as June, leading at rates varying
from three shIllings q quarter.
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A CONSULAR QUARREL
Between Captain Merry, OF San Frau
cisco nmd tito NicaraRuan Minister.

cisco nmd tho NlcHraRuan Minister.
WASHINGTON. Feb bit is an
nnunccd that Capt V, L. Merry, Consul
General of Nicaragua at San Francisco,
will appeal to President Zelaya and
others In the matter OF the appointment
OF Il. Calderon to succeed him as the
representative OF Nicaragua at san
Francisco The change Ia said to be due
to difference Of opinion between Mr..
Marry and minister Rodriguez regard
lnr the rights OF q consul to register
ahIpg nnd allow vessels which trade
with European or AsIatlc ports to ny
The flag OF Nicaragua when these boats
do not touch at Nicaragua ports. For
reasons similar to those which brought
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THE TROOPS LAND.
Greek Regulars Dlsembark on the
Western Coast Of Crete.
FIGHTING HAS BEEN REPORTED
In the vicinity of Herakllon Yes.
terday, And
THREE MAaOMMEDAN VILLAGES

Were said 10 b BurnlnE-GFeat RsJOls-
ing In Athens Over the NsWs OF thS
Landing ofthO Greek Toree-The PrsSu
ofEaEland Indignant Ovsr the Action
of the Powers Towards Greees-Thsy
cali on the Hellenic Patrlots in ''God''
NAmv to Co On"-It I. Very Likely They
WIN without Farther Urging.
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specia! Dispatch to the 1ntelligencer.
sIsTBRsvILLE, W. Va, Feb. h.
Last evening, crazed by drink, a young
man named David Eshelman attempts
ed suicide by shooting himself in the
head and arm. The cause Of the rash
act was his rejection by a young lady
with whom he had been keeping com-
pauy. He will live.
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WASHINGTON, d. c.. Feb. l5,-The
secretary OF the treasury has Instruct-
ed the collector OF customs at PhIla-
delphla TO withhold clearance papers
from the alleged hlIbuster Bermuda.
which was preparing TO leave port.
NIr. Vandevere. the owners attorney,
expects to have the matter settled SO
that the Bermuda may said tonight
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MACKINAc ISLAND. MICH, Feb.
16.-Ignace Pelott, better known ns
Granpere Pelott. who celebrated his
ninety.third birthday Christmas, died
to-day at his home on Mnckinac Island.
Granpcre Pelott was the only inhaoits
ant left who had witnessed the capture
OF Fort Mackinac by the British IN
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NEW YORK. Feb. 15--Consul Iasisl
who represents the Turkish government:
at Boston and who was arrested yestcr-
day FOR alleged cmbezzlement upon re-
1tlcst OF tho police authorities " Boston,
was paroled thls afternoon IN custody Of
f. II. Coudcrt, until II o'clock Io'mor-
row,
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1vrnnl. Nenr Fnlrmont.


Special Dispatch TO tho 1ntoiliEeneeFs
FAIRMoNT, w. Va. Feb. 15-The
Chicago Express No. passed here
about $50 o'clock this morning, but run
into a rock which had fallen on the
track near Barnesville. about one mile
west Of here, blocking the track for sev-
eral hours. The engine and baggage
car were badly wrecked. No person
WAS iaiirpd
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YOUNGSTOWN, o., Feb. lj,-Tht
Ohio Steel Company. this morning com
mcnced active operations towards III,
construction OF its ten new open hearth
furnaces. The work VIII be pushed with
all possible haste to have some OF the fur'
naCps In operation, " possible, wiihir
three months. Four now soaking pits
are also being constructed. The plant Is
now running double time In all depart.
mentS,
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Will PRESERVE PEACE.
The Power Determined to Let the Turks
Have Fan sway.

Have FhlI SWnY.
PARIS, Feb it.-It Is Femi-ofllcIally
announced here thls afternoon that all
the powcra VIII firmly persist In the
agreement 10 maintain peace, md 'ho nt-
t.lnpi3 of Greece 10 disturb IL c1nnot,
therefore. prevail.
according TO u dispatch received here
from Athens. the Russian mIniEter 10
Greece has 0pouly declared that Russia
BOppoqHl 70 any scheme for the annexa-
lion nt Crote by Greece and u ls further
stated that the Austrian charge daft
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Rrotn.r-In-l.n,r Led A.sn..Ln..

LOUISVILLE. KY, Feb, ia spe-
clal to the Post from Knoxville, Tenn,
says: w. Grayson, SEWER county
farmer, was called from his house this
morning and shot to death by a report
ed gang OF whitecRps. Pat Mathews, Q
brother In-law Of GraysOn. was arrests
ed, charged with lending the assasslns.
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JOY IN ATHENS
Over the susessufnl Landing Of Greek
TrOopt ON the IaIand OF Crete.


Troops on the Island OF Crete.
ATHENS Feb. l5.--CMonday Even
ing)-Coloncl vassor. aide de camp to
the King OF Greece and commander OF
the Greek army corps at Pla;onics. on
ly an hours distance from canea, has
issued proclamation to the cretan
people. He hns also demanded the
surrender OF the Turks.
Troops from the foreign men-of-war
have landed at canea. The Russian.
French, English and Italians, each
furnished one hundred men; the Aus
trials fifty. Russian. French. English,
Italian and Austrian flags have been
holsted on the ramparts OF the town.
The commander OF the Greek squad
ron has been notified OF their landing.
At Athens demonstrations in the VIE
cinlty OF the palace and the govern
ment offices continue. Cheers for "the
union OF Crete with Greece" were
heard when the news reached Athens,
OF the landing OF the Grecian troops on
the island OF Crete. Prime Minister
DeIyahnls made a speech to the crowd
approving Ot the sentiments expressed,
he said: "I.et US hope that the news OF
Ihn landing of troops from the squad
rons at all OF the ports OF Crete VIII be
confirmed
II transpIred that Prince GeorgI Ber-
ovltch. governor OF the island Of Crete,
resigned when It became known that
he had officially called upon the Greek
consul for protection.
CANEA, Island OF Crete, Feb. Ia
People here are wild with Joy over the
newg OF the landing OF the Greek
troops on the island OF Crete,
COLOGNE. Germany, Feb la dis
patch 10 the Cologne Gazette from
Clnea says that the Greek warships
are stopping the Turkish merchant
man.
Replying to the collective note Of the
powers. the Grcclan government has
declared that It's Intervention IN affairs
IN Crete Is justified by the mass1cres
there. and that II ig not due to a desire
10 disturb the island. The Greek gov
eminent announces that II II deter
mined 20 continue to dispatch troops
Tor tho purpose OF restoring order.
Great excitement prevails here. The
reserves ~ iS72-73 have been called up
on W order 10 TcioIn their colors With
N furty-eight hours Two steamers fuli
os insurgents started for Crete at mid
night.
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FRANKFORT. KY, Fob. i5.-Ths
toll gate raiders blew up the toll gates
on the LawrenceburE pike at ! O'Clock
this morning, with dynamite. The pre-
vlous night II mob wrecked all OF the
six toll gates on the Kinney turnpike
entering VanccburE.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Feb. l5.7
Gov, stephens has pust decided that he
will not Interfere In the case Of DR.. Ar
thur Ducstrow, the millionaire OF ~
Louis sentenced to be hanged at Union,
Mo, tomorrow, for the murder OF his
wife mud child
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Special Dispatch to the 1ntalligeneer.
sTEUBENvILLE. O., Feb. 15.-The
shoe store Of A. c. Floto was closed this
evening on an execution from the court
here on cognovlt note held by August
FlOto for $500.
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LIVERPOOL-Cev from New York.
BREMEN-TraUc, from New York,
NEW YORK MaaBdam, Rotterdam.
NEW YORK-Fuerst Bismarck, New
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about the ohnnge at San Francisco. N.
d. Peraza has been selected NB Nlcara-
gau's new consul ut New York.
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For wcat Virginia. fair; slightly cooleri
westerly winds,
ior SGsrcrn Pennsylvania and Ohio,
generally fair during the day, Westerly
ststFa
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The temperature yesterday as observed
by q Schncpf drugglgt corner Market
and Fourteenth streets, was MS tollowS'
IN, m........... 40 / 3 u, m-."",,,,s =
q. m..."". z 2 NJ. -. " =
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CANEA, Island Of Crete, Feb. Ia
People here are wild with JOY over the
news OF the landing OF the Greek
troops on the island OF Crete.
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Mlngo county is strongly represented
here to protest against the bill to es-
tablish a criminal court in that county,
with Judge Doolittle on the circuit
bench. They say they need nothing
more. Judge Doollttle does everything
for good order.
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Delegate GarvIn's game bill passed
the house this afternoon after n long
discussion. Among other things hunt
ing rabbits with ferrets Is forbidden by
the bill. 1t happens that in some lo-
calltIes rabbits are regarded as pests,
and their preservation Is not desired as
much us their determination. But the
rabbit is to be preserved and the ferrets
must 20.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-02-13

The Brunswick, Ca. Times says:
"a good story was told Wednesday
incident to the foolish run on the
National Bank. At about noon an
excited individual. who had just heard
the rumors, rushed breathlessly into
the bank, hurriedly swooped down on
a bank check, filled it ont and trembl-
ing with emotion, showed it through
the window, Give me my all, he
gasped. my hard earned savings.
Do not ruin me. Give me my money
before the end comes 7 Teller George
Smith took his time. He appreciated
the Joke. He read the check over
several times, consulted the book
keeper, then the cashier. The panic
stricken individual grew so feverish
that he attempted to climb over the
ratings. Smith slowly counted out
the amount of the cheeks. so. Be-
fore he could pass it through the
opening in the grating the wild de-
poster seized the silver with both
hands and rushed through the door
shouting Saved Thank God Save
edl"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-02-13
THE BEGINNINGS OF HISTORY.
Professor IIilprecIt's Discoveries Have
Pushed 1t Back Two Thousand Years.

Professor uilprecht's Discoveries Have
Pushed 1t Back Two Thousand Years.
Professor Herman V. Hilprecht, the
eminent Assyriologist and curator Of
the Babyionian department at the Uni-
versity Of Pennsylvania, who has re-
Gently returned from Asia Minor, where
for eight years he has been conducting
archaeological researches for the univer-
sity, has succeeded in adding about
2, 600 years to history. In the light Of
his discoveries ancient Nineveh, the
mighty Babylon and even the pyramids
Of Egypt themselves are made to rank
as examples of comparatively modern
civilization. Not only has he shown that
the chronology Of Usher, printed in most
Bibles, which fixes he date of the be-
ginning Of the world at 1904 b. @. ID
entirely wrong. but he has dug up rec
ords, mainly on tablets Of stone, which
push the beginning Of history back to
5000 B. O.. and he has in sight other
records which will probably carry il
back to 10000 b. @.
As the accomplishment Of one man ii
is no wonder that this achievement has
attracted the attention of the scientific
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-02-13

by private tutors and is an accomplished
as we'll rs beautiful girl. She promises
to be even handsomer than her mother,
for she has hair Of golden brown, dark
eyebrows, a complexion of rich olive
tint and figure inclined to plumpness.
Her formal entrance into society will
probably be marked by "a large reception,
TO be followed by series Of brilliant
entertainments. for Mrs. Sartoris long
ago decided to give her children every
advantage in the line of social position
which she could offer them 1Ier son,
Algernon, is a manly young fellow,
who thinks that his grandfather and
Napoleon were the two greatest men
which the world has seen. Rosemary,
the youngest daughter, is q pretty little
girl of 10, who will be making her bow
in society before many more years.
Mrs. Sartoris lives with her mother
in handsome house on @ street, just
off Massachusetts avenue. She receives
an income of $50, 900 year from her
late husbands estate.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-02-13

At Csc, Our so, 90 and zoe
mems rubbers. We must sell
them before the wet weather is
past SO we offer them for less
than cost to close quick.
Derby We still have some
Hats. nice styles Of derby
hats and now offer
them at just half. So hats at
$50; So hats at 81, etc.
A large table is filled with soft hats
at just half 81 hats at soc; 75c hats
at $50, etc.
All our mems patent leather Oxfords
are cut in half. The 81 so kind at 75c,
and the 1922 kind at $l.13.
A big lot of mems 1926 and $3.50
shoes are put on sale at. 75c to close
quick.
At $500, All our SIS mems
shoes in tan, calfskin and
enamel.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-02-13
THE DREADED CONSUMPTION
CAN BE CURED.
n A slocnm M C.. the Great Chemist ant
Scientist, Will Send Free, Three
bottles of His Newly Discovered
Remedies 10 Sufferers.

EpIToR HERALD: have discovered
a reliable cure for Consumption and all
Bronchial. Throat and Lung Diseases,
General Decline. Loss Of Flesh and all
Conditions OF Wasting Away. BY its
timely use thousands of apparently
homeless cases have been cured. So
proof,positive am | of its power to cure;
that TO make it's merits known, will
send free, to any afflicted reader of
YOUR paper, three bottles Of my Newly
Discovered Remedies upon receipt OF
Express and Postoffice address. I. A.
SIOCUM. NC. SO Pine Street, New York.
When writing the Doctor, please mention
this paper.
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At $3.50, Our $3.50 mems
shoes in tan and calfskin.
At soc, A lot of ladies' shoes
that were 81 and S1.25, good
qualities in plain toes.
At &c, A lot Of gum footholds
or sandals, sizes ID to 2, that
were SOC.
At soc, All our Arctics and
Alaskas; they were 500 and
$125.
At All our So and $3.50
Half. umbrellas, most of them
are gone but few good
ones still remain.
Every lady who buys pair of shoes
can have 25c bottle of Gilt Edge
Dressing at sc.
All our overgaiters and leggings now
go at just half.