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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-01
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Professor Samuel NJ. Inglis, state
superintendent of public instruction Of
illinois. died of nervous prostration a;
kenosha, Wis.
Arthur a. Zimmerman, the re.
nowned bicycle racer. is dangerously
i'll at his home in Freehold, n. j., with
Mexican fever.
The estate Of Cyrus H. Mccormick,
the reaper manufacturer, has pur.
chased from the Peck heirs the Chi.
cago Stock Exchange building 70,
S2,5OO,O0O
The engagement of Miss Clara Sutro
youngest daughter of former Mayor
, Adolph Sutro OF San Francisco. tc
William j. English, prominent law.
yer Of Chicago, is announced.
American manufacturers and pro
ducers have been invited through Con
sui General Stowe at Cape Town to ex
hibit their wares at the South African
Industrial exhibition to be held at Ora
hamstown, Africa, from Dec. l5, 1898
to Jan. 2l. 1879.
Cervera Was Not Present.
HAVANA, June 3 Admiral Cervera,
| it i reported here, was not at Santiago
de Cuba during the bombardment by
| the American >qua d-Cn. Had he been
! there the Spanish warshlps would have
| entered the combat against the Amer.
| leans confident OF a victorious out.
| rome
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ACTIVITY Ar MOBILE

Expected tho Movement of Troonx w,u
brg,n at Ouce
NJ oblLE, Ala. June l.-Orders and
counter orders flew fast at General
|ope'nser headquarters during the
day. lhe movement OF troops will in
al probability begin at once. General
Nopp'nger left during the evening for
Tampa. 1t Is said he will return in q
lew DAYS, as the formation Of his corps
must be perfected here under his per.
sonai direction. The Third. Eleventh
ana twentieth infantry are already
packed to leave. The Nineteenth in.
iantry and the Fifth cavalry were or.
dered to proceed to San Francisco tc
embark for the Philippines, but the
order has been countermanded.
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MILES TO THE ARMY,
1eneral Commanding Issues an Address
Urging Observance OF Laws and
Reg pula atIOns.


WASHINGTON, June An order by
Major General Miles, commanding the
army. urdlng upon officers and privates
that the faithful observance Of the
laws and regulations OF the military
branch Is essential to the honor and
efficiency Of the army, has been made
public. l, bears date of Memorial Day,
May 80 The order Is as follows:
after prolonged period Of peace,
oE: army is once more called upon to
engage IN war III the cause Of justice
and humanity To bring the military
forces to the highest state Of efficiency
| and most speedily accomplish what 1t
| Is expected should be the earnest effort,
| and ca i forth the best energies Of all
| its members Of whatsoever station.
! The laws and regulations which gov.
| crn military bodies Ia civilized coun.
tries have been developed to their pres.
! ent perfection through the experience
| Of hundred, Of years, and the faithful
| observance OF those laws. and regula'
uons, are essential to theS onor and ei.
ilclency Of the army.
"A.l authority should be exercised
with trmness, equity and decorum on
the part Of superlors and should be re-
spected by implicit obedience and loyal
support from subordinate>.
Every officer, of whatever grade.
! Will, SO far "a may be III his power,
! guard and preserve the health and
welfare Of those under his charge. He
must labor diligently and zealously to
perfect himself and his subordinates In
military drill, instruction and dlsci.
| pline. and above all he must constantly
endeavor by precept and example TO
maintain the highest character, to fos.
| ter and stimulate that true soldierlv
| spirit and patriotic devotion to duty
which must characterize an effective
! army. The major general commanding
| confidently trusts that every officer ana
| soldier in the service of the lepubllc,
each in his proper sphere, will contrib.
| ute his most Jealous efforts to the end
that the honor and character OF the
arny be preserved untarnlshed. ana Its
hest etf orts crowned with success.
.Thls order is given upon a day sacred
To the memory of the herolc dead,
whose services and sacrifices afford Us
example and inspiration, and It Is es.
pected that all Will be fully Impressed
with the sacred duty imposed upon tie
army by the government OF our beloved
| country y
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HURRY ORDERS.
- herritt Told to Hasten tho Do
'are Of Troops For tho Phil
ippiues.

ippaues.
EXTINCTION. June 4.-Assistant
1ty of War Meiklejohn has tele.
V0 General Merritt ut San Fran.
~ hasten the departure Of the
pp'he expedition. 1t is the inten.
'ho department to start the ex'
W as soon as possible, and SO
. The anxiety to accomplish this
mat orders have been issued to
Jus transport behind il necessary
u'o Immediate sailing. Effective
sh 'VS taken by the administration
"p,''y render Manila harbor im'
1aole a against Spanish attack.
Vn''ection with the defenses OF
"'foor. 1t 10 learned that
''t1mer City Of Peking carried
Nor to the far East large
ld OF mines containing 10
VI gun cotton. the same char.
:" those which were sent to the
a.. A'lantic squadron at the request
:" Admiral Sampson. Back OF
r.. ~'hes will be placed the monitor
,y' which will shortly start for
East in tow of colliers aud there
s", ssoh to believe that Admiral
~ lorce will be supplemented IN
to.' saf future by the gunboat Ben
Il. il.oaed In the smooth waters oi
oay the naval officials declare
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1t Consists Of Sixteen Ships and
Is Already Due at Santiago
de Cuba.
Persistent RumOrs in Paris and
Madrid That Cervera Is
Not There,
But Is Even Now Nearing Manila
for the Purpose of Crush
ing Dewey.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, June $3.50 a.
m.-(Delayed in transmission. The
correspondent here of the Associated
Press has been informed from an ap.
parently authentic source at Port An.
tonic, this island, that Spanish feet
from Cadiz is nearing West Indian
waters, and, should it arrive OF the
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WILL, REMAIN AT ASJNClON.

Spanish Torpedo Boat Temarari" Is o"-
der protection of Paraguay
BuENos AyREs, June 3.-The gov
arnment of Paraguay has informed the
United States consul at Asuncion, Mr..
]. n. Rutiin, who had protested against
the continued presence OF the Spanish
torpedo gunboat Temarario III Para.
ouayan waters, that permission had
been granted her, on account OF dis
ability. to remain ut Asuncion under
the protection Of ParaGuay's neutranty
until the close Of the war between the
limited States and Snaln.
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SPANISH PRESS ELATED.

"Kepulse" of the American Fleet at Santi-
ago the Cause.
LONDON, June 4. The Madrid CORE.
spondent Of The Standard says: The
Madrid papers are much elated over
another repulse suffered by the Ameri-
can fleets. According to official reports
the land batteries at Santiago were un.
damaged and not single Spaniard
was killed or wounded and not single
she'll struck the Spanish cruiser Cristo.
bal Colon. El Heraldo regrets that the
Spanish fleet was not sent to the Phi.
ippines instead of Cuba.
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ROM SCHLEY
Nv department Receives al
official Report Oh the San.
tiagO Matter.
commodore Wanted to I.o.
cate the Spanish Batteries
and Succeeded.
(jnet Discusses War Measures,
Etc.. but Makes No Dis.
closures.
beral Merritt Ordered to Hurry
(he Departure Of Troops for
Philippines.

cA>HlNGroS, June l.-Tho navy de.
S.ayat has received an official re.
from Commodore Schley regard.
III. recent attac k Of the forts at the
5auce D, Santiago harbor. 1t was
Il tho cabinet meeting, and re-
tl with satisfaction. Commodore
4ey say, that his attack was made
Rae purpose Of developing the Ell.
=, ], ,luon, 10 locate their batteries,
Ii that respect II was, he says.
te.y ,uccvssful and he accomplished
y Ag set ont to do. None Of hls
Is were touched by the enemy ;
tys, and there were no casualtles
tsaaps Oh his vessels. He says IN
uUn that he has no reasonable
b that Cervera's fleet il inside the
" q Santiago.
Devoted To War Discussion.
cabinet meeting, which lasted
Q clock, was largely devoted to
l.sc1ssion of present and prospect.
'ny and navy movements, which
o. pe made public.
'ae course Of the meeting, Attor.
ueneral Griggs explained to the
Der, that the several prizes cap
by the United States vessels.
a have been condemned by the
can be appropriated TO the use
Ae tevcrnmcnt without formality
Gveree involving advertisement
sale.
ihfp">" Of the Governments.
e'r seems to be no doubt that il Is
pose II the government to push
~ WltA the greatest possible cx.
'oh iAc military and naval move.
AGAINST Santiago and Porto Rico,
~ "a" purpose Of making the re-
y o.t4 expcditions absolutely Ger.
"4' our military forces will be
'Aed 10 both points TO cooperate
''c navy and insurgents.
purpose Is 70 make them over
'A"S IN strength and numbers
0'A>h the enemy ut every point
'''S lhc war to speedy termina.
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LIS - ~ 1-tt.t- -c,Tss s,lSeTS,
he famous little .,Hs
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Suspected Spies.

ATLANTA. Ca, June l,-Jose Castel.
lanos and Frank Miller, who are be-
lieved to be spies, were brought here
from Tampa in charge of Lieutenant
johnson Of the Fourth artillery Cas-
tellanos is Spaniard and has Travelled
all along the Atlantic coast. Miller i:
said to be an Englishman. No paper;
were found on them The two mel
were locked up in the military prison
1t Fort Mcpherson.
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CERVERA NOT AT SANTIAGO
At Least That Is Said to BE the Per.
sistent Belief at Paris and
NnI

PARIS, June 4.--Tnere !. is persistent
belief here and at Madrid that Admiral
Cervera is not at Santiago de Cuba.
The correspondent of The Gaulois, at
Madrid, telegraphs from there saying
he has learned from the highest au.
thorlty that Admiral Cervera has never
been in the harbor of Santiago de Cuba
and that the Spanish ships there be.
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ORDERED TO GET ABOARD.

Troops Under Otis viii Embark on
Transports Next Tuesday.
IAN FRANCISCO, June i 4-Orders have
been issued by General OTIS, com.
manding the Colorado and Pennsyl.
van!a troops now at Camp Merritt to
go On board ships Tor the Philippines
next Tuesday. Rations for SIX months
are to be taken and iO) rounds OF am.
Elunitlon viii be suppAed each man.
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pre.arranged schedule, it should be eff
reinforce thu feet Of Admiral Cervera.
The Spanish fleet is SAID to consist Of
Is warshipS, among them being several
battleships and three torpedo boats.
The British second class cruiser Inde.
fatigable. Captain George a. Primrose,
has sailed for Santiago with several
doctors on board, in order to watch the
impending battle, and aid the wounded.
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the Monterey will be able to Owe an
excellent account OF herself, Tho oun.
boat Bennington. which is now ~
Honolulu will come home to un6er,o -
lew repairs and VIII convoy troopshins
to the Philippines. 'pe
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Alfonso XIII Not Captured.

MADRID. June 1.-The report that
the spanish transport ship Alfonso
XIII had been captured by an Amer.
ican auxiliary cruiser is without
foundation. 1t is announced officially
that the Alfonso XIII is now landing
her cargo Of provisions at Porto Rico.
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long to Captain Villamil's torpedo

Ao0e w Ndptalu NuAanlI LOrpoOO
squadron.
1t appears from the information gath.
cred by The Gaulois correspondent that
Admiral Cervera, after leaving the
Cape Verde islands, Unanswered SO as
to deceive the Americans, and then
started at full speed for the Philippine
islands, where the feet is to arrive on
Saturday or Sunday. His orders are to
destroy Admiral Dewey's feet and
then intercept, capture or destroy the
American transports on their way to
the Philippine islands from San Fran.
cisco"
In conclusion, the correspondent Of
The Gaulois says:
"Admiral Camara's squadron may be
expected to join Admiral Cervera in
the Philippine islands in few weeks.
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S. G. p. Jones. Milesburg, Pa. writes:
II have used DeWitt's Little Early
Rsers ever since they we're introduced
here and must say have never used any
pills in my family during the forty years
of house keeping that have given such
satisfactory results as laxative or
cathartlc.
Cook Il ODEE.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-12-15
FINE CHICKENS, HOGS, CATTLE.
County Farm Will Sell Some Spleen
did Animals.

The county commissioners have
authorized g. W. Kelley, superintend-
ent Of the county farm, to dispose Of
some of the fine stock and fowls on
the farm and he offers for sale the
following:
Pure bred Poland China hogs Of the
most popular strains. These are all
thoroughbred stock and will be found
valuable on any farm.
Shorthorn bulls, fine coors and best
breeding. 1t will pay farmers to ex-
anime them.
Light Brahma chickens, fifty Of the
best fowls to be found anywhere.
Barred Plymouth Rocks, cockerels
and pullets that are prize winners.
Mammoth Bronze turkeys, fine birds
that are bargains.
Call at the farm and see this fine
lot and get the best.
G. W. KELLEY,
9s-Sts2c Superintendent.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-12-15
Cullens-Woods.

Married, at the home of the BRIDE
parents in Lincoln, Neb., Dec. l4th
Augusta s. Cullens and Robert |
Woods Of Abilene, No cards. Mr.
and Mrs. Woods will be at home t,
their friends after the 10Th at 81,
West Third street. Their many Abb
lene friends will extend the hearties
of congratulations. Mrs. Woods i.
well known here as this was bel
home for two years and she will b,
welcomed back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods returned
home this afternoon.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-12-15
ABOUT PEOPLE.

l.. Lockard, Of Dayton, was a visit
or to the city.
6. W. Staatz, of Woodbine, wa.
smiling on his Abilene friends today
e. M. Carver and family left for 9
months visit with home folks il
Pennsylvania.
John Lexow, one of Hayes town
ships successful farmers, was a pleas
ant caller at this office.
James Eyster is up from Oklahoma
for few weeks visit and his many
friends were glad to greet him.
VIM. Timm. one of Woodbine's sol.
i'd citizens, was in town. He has
rented his farm and will spend year
or so in Sloan Springs, Ark. Dick.
inson can i'll afford to loseCso good a
citizen and we hope to see him return
to reside.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-12-15
VALUED POLICY LAW STANDS.
Supreme Court Upholds Judge
Moore's Ruling.

An important decision in regard tt
the valued policy law made by Judge
Moore of this district has been upheld
by the state supreme court. }. II.
Bradford had mill in Morris coun.
ty insured in the British America
Assurance company. 1t burned and
the company refused to pay the in
surance, alleging among other things
that il was insured for more than its
value. Judge Moore instructed the
jury to find for the plaintiff on this
question il it found that the mill was
regularly insured and was totally
destroyed, such being the States law.
The jury so found and the company
appealed npon this and other
grounds. oThe supreme court ailirms
the lower court, the syllabus
only referring to the valued
policy law but by the context sus.
tanning it. 1t says;
81. Machinery placed in mill
building, firmly attached to and con-
nected with it, and designed for the
operation Of the mill, is real property
within the meaning Of the valued
insurance policy law Of 1898,
chapter 1902.
"2. When fire insurance COM
pany, after the occurrence of loss
by one Of its policy holders receives
knowledge Of an act upon his part
justifying it in declaring a forfeiture
Of his policy fails to make such
declaration, but instead negotiates
with him for settlement OF the loss,
it will be deemed, when sued upon
the policy to have waived the right
Of forfeiture.
"S. Section 3, chapter 1902, Law:
Of 1898, allowing attorneys fees tc
plaintiffs in suits upon the fire in
surance policies is constitutional"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-12-15
PurVis-Stoddard.

AT the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Purvis Of Newbern township, at II a
m. today occurred the wedding o.
Miss Lille Purvis to Daniel A. Stod.
dard of Talmage, Rev. DR.. Blayney
officiating. About 40 guests were
present and all partook Of bountiful
wedding dinner. There were many
presents and hearty congratulations
all being richly deserved. The bride
and groom are two OF Dickinson's
most esteemed young people. They
went at once to housekeeping on tn,
groom's farm near Talmage.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-12-15
The Midway Restaurant.

We are still in business. Doing a
larger business than we had antici-
pated and we expect the coming year
to be even better. Being the only
first-class short order house in the
city, we can give you anything you
may call for at very reasonable
price. We make a speciality Of
Booths Baltimore oysters. Fish the
year around.
In connection with the lunch sup
plies I'VE handle an elegant line Of
Loose Bros confectionery. Fruit and
nuts always on hand. Our line Of
cigars and tobaccos is the best in the
city. When in need Of anything in
our line give us call. We will treat
you right. +. l., PERRING,
Proprietor.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-12-15
Welded AT HOME.
Miss Estella Waring and Mr.. Walter
Potter Married Last Evening.

About 70 guests were present last
evening at pretty home wedding at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Waring on West Fifth when their
daughter, Mary Estella, was married
to Mr.. j. Walter Potter of Ridge
township, son Of Hon. and Mrs. M. l..
Potter of Topeka, Rev. DR.. F. S. Blay-
ney officiating, The ceremony took
place at Soclock, the bride and groom
being unattended and standing be-
meath bell of evergreen and white
chrysanthemums. Miss Olive Pitts
played the wedding march. The
bride carried white roses and wore
cream henrietta, trimmed with cream
satin and real Egyptian lace.
Following the ceremony came con.
CALCULATIONS and delicious wedding
supper. There were many handsome
presents testifying to the esteem in
which the young people are held by
their large number of friends.
Both bride and groom have grown
up in Dickinson county, they are true
Kansans, and the manliness and ener-
gy of the husband with the sweet,
womanly attractiveness of the wife
make it certain that the hearty good
wishes of the hundreds who extend
fluctuations will be fulfilled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter went on the
Santa Fe to Topeka for ten days
visit. They will when they return
make their home on the Waring farm
in Ridge where they 60 to house,
keeping.
Those present from out of town
were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Gaffney,
Navarro; Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Weigle,
Navarro; Misses Nora and Grace Nor
risson, Hope; Misses Agnes and Rosa
Wright, Hope; Miss Olive Pitts,
Dillon; Miss Louella Gam BILE, Belcit;
Miss Mabel Bassler, Navarro; Mr..
Romer Basser, Navarro.
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and willingness to stand by his BROTH
er have brought serious loss from
which it will take him long time to
recover. But he will win in the end.
Woodbine believes in him and he has
the confidence of thousands OF friends
who want to see him get on his feet
again. He will assist the manager
in charge of his business until the
time comes when he can take it in his
own hands again,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-12-15
COULD NOT ARRANGE MATTERS.
]. W. Gillett Embarrassed by His
Brothers Acts.

The effort made by j. W. Gillett,
the Woodbine hardware and imple-
ment dealer, to arrange with his
creditors to continue his business and
feed out his cattle have not been sue
cessful and he has turned over his
business to his creditors who have
placed a manager in charge. Mr..
Gillett will assist in handling the
business and the creditors will be
paid pro rata until things are in shape
for him to resume business.
Mr.. Gillett had one of the finest
properties in the county and he has
been estimated to be worth at least
$4,000. He has against him about
100000 of unreleased cattle paper
but nearly half is blanket paper or
should have been released. He
thought he had cattle enough to meet
the balance but through his brothers
operations some herds are short and
he is left to bear the burden. Every
body sympathizes with Mr.. Gillett,
His business complications, including
his loss in the Kirby bank which will
amount to $4,000 or more, came
through his generous assistance to
his younger brother. His big heart
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-12-15
$1,000 Stock Of Shoes at Cost.

As ! expect to change my line Of
business will from now on close out
my large stock Of mems, women's and
children's shoes at first cost. All
good, clean stock, strictly first quail
ity goods. Call early and get the
best bargains. The BENEFIT,
t&c On Broadway.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-12-15

The ladies will be especially pleased
with those elegant novelties at SUIT
ter's, including toilet and manicure
sets, desk sets, etc. The new comb
and brush sets are particularly pretty.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-12-15
Third Course Attraction.

The third number Of the county
high school lecture course will be
given by Rev. Frank Crane, Of Chica-
60, on Friday evening, Dec. 20. Ad-
mission % cents.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-12-15

At Suffers you will find cut glass,
diamonds, watches, chains, rings ect.
warranted material and as fine an as.
sortment as in the big cities.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-12-15
TOYS

Every desirable TOY you find in our
display. We have new novelties in nice
but inexpensive goods-in all grades and at
all prices we 'can supply you with the
incest and most appropriate Gifts for Little
and Big, Old and Young-we want you to
come in and see the best, see how much
there is of it and how cheap. Make your.
self at home at our store, look over our
Great Holiday display in Toys of every de-
scriptiOn.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-12-15
Stop, Stop,

And get prices on candies, nuts,
fruits, etc. A nice line just fresh,
expressly for Christmas. Special
prices to schools at Snider's.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-12-15

Crystal Wave Ware has always been
admired. We have some new and
very nice designs.
JOHN M. GLEIssNER.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-12-15

We don't expect to get everybody's
patronage, but we try to deserve it.
Bearce, The Clothier.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-12-15

See our display Of Hampshire Pot
terry. 1t is entirely new.
JOHN M. GLEIssNER.
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Old Santa
AT HOME.
Under Citizens Bank.

For many years Good old Santa Claus
has made our store his headquarters. This
year our store will scarcely hold the enor.
nous line of Holiday Gifts.
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OrAssy 0vercoats:

A dressy Kersey overcoat, blue OF
black, made up in plain or fancy lin.
ings, heavyweight lap seams, the
$500 kind everywhere else. Our
price. ,.,..,..,. .....,,.,..,$ $1,000