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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-01
GROUND BROKEN.
One Of the Greatest Pieces of Develop.
ment Work Ever Undertaken

One of the Greatest Pieces Of Develop
ment Work Ever Undertaken
Special Correspondence OF the Standard.
wallace, Idaho. Sept. 2s.-The MANI
moth Mining company has broken
ground on its new creek level tunnel,
and will push II steadily until the ledge
Is cut. II will be approximately $500
feet I'm length, and with the single ex-
ception of the TUNE now being run
by the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining
and Concentrating company at Wardner
Is the greatest piece of development
work ever undertaken in the Occur
dAlenes. At the point Of Intersection
with the vein IL will be 1880 feet below
the surface. 200 feet OF which has al
ready been worked. and 500 more will
be worked through the tunnel. which
now forms the main working tunnel of
the property. The Helena-'Frisco is
now working to a depth of 1000 feet,
200 OF which is through a shaft. and
the Tiger-Poorman is now hosting
400 feet, but this unnel of the NAM
moths will give II a greater depth
than either before IL will be necessary
TO moist ore or pump water. There is
not another property In the district
which can obtain SO much depth with
the same length OF tunnel. nor the up-
per works of which have paid so hand
somely. and there are many who think
when this work is done the Mammoth
viii easily be the greatest mine in the
Occur dAlenes. Superintendent VIII
son estimates that two years will be
required to cut the lead.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-01

-
Judge Lindsay will hold n session OF
court to-day when the following mat
ters on the motion calendar will be
heard:
Estate OF william Reichle. settlement,
OF account and distribution: estate OF
Patrick l.. Regan. petition for letters.
estate Of David J. Charles. ST.. petition
for letters; estate OF n. A. NIedenhofen.
settlement OF account and objections:
estate or Andrew J. Davis. settlement
or account and objections; estate OF
Shields. minors, petition 20 sell mining
property: state OF Montana VS.. Edward
Corrigan. a~rraignment: state Of Mon
tana VS.. Richard Roland. plea: Ellen {
Cornue vs.. WaEhoe Copper companv.
demurrer: Ellen 9. Cornue VS.. Henry A
Root ct al, demurrer OF John T.. Davis
ct al; Philip VI. Leonard VS.. the city OF
Butte, motion for a new trial; state ex
rel. Hannigan VS.. J. VI. Trapp. Justice
OF the peace. demurrer 20 petition: II.
f.. Guest VS.. Georgia Guest. motion 10
relnstate cause; Mollle withers VS.. 5
V. Kemper 81 al. motion for new trial.
w. X. Cuarels. receiver, We. NJ I. Con.
nell et al, demurrer Of VI. J. ConneII:
John Butov1ch VS.. Frances Butovich.
plaintiffs proofs: p. J. Brophy g. Co. VS..
y. Downey ct al. settlement 81 state
ment and bill NJ exceptions. {. J. Rev
1850 - - htdN ~ AL utfllFFNF.
state eN rel. s. ]. Reynolds VS.. r. J.
I~aurandeau. Justice OF the peace. mo-
ton 10 quash writ: state eN rel c. J.
REYNOLDS We. f. J. L~aurandeau. Justice
~ the peace. motion 10 uuash writ: Hor-
ace J. Craft vs.. Dolores Craft. plant
IFS proofs.
Judge Lindsay Yesterday granted let
ters Of sole leadership 20 Josie Pistoni.
She testified that she had 10 p
herself two children and that her
husband was an idle and dissolute man.
An order was a citing Mary 4.
Curtis. administrative OF the estates "
Michael p. Flynn and Sabina A. Hale.
10 appear in court Oct. 8 and show causn
why she should not be required 10 close
NJ the estates. IN order was also made
directing her 10 nav 20 Emmett Callahan
$1,000 for the support OF the Hale hill
drcn.
Noyes Brothers e. Cutler % 81. Paul
YESTERDAY brought another sui, against
Eugene Meyer. the druggist. for sisa. 5S.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-01
Excursion to P%ittsburg, Pa, via the Bur.
Ungtou Route.

o recount Of the knights Templars'
convention. the Burlington Route has
made a rate Of one fare CS56.9 0) for the
round trip. Butte TO Pittsburg. Pa. and
return. Tickets Will be on sale October
18th TO 10th, inclusive. n can be made
good for return until October 31st. For
further information apply to your near
est ticket agent, or TO
PHIL DANIELS,
IS f. Broadway. Butte, Mont.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-01

SMOKE ROBERT MANrELL CIGARS
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-01

James H., the 2~-months-old child of
Mr.. n Mrs. ID. ]. Winslow. died yes
terday. The funeral will occur this af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock from the family
residence, No. 9l2 S. Main street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-01

Call at rooms rs, Owsley, and have
DR.. Dodd examine your eyes with his
latest improved instruments. Exam
ination free.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-01

DR.. Dodd OF the Owsley makes no
charge for examining your eyes.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-01

Just received 800 cases rubber goods.
now on sale. John Tasselrs, 25 w. Park.
The record-union., 1898-06-22

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.-Frank
Mcconnell of San Francisco defeated
Charles McKeevsr of Philadelphia to-
night in the fourth round of what was
to have been a twenty-round contest
During the first three rounds the men
put up a pretty exhibition, the honors
seeming to be even. The fourth round
had been in progress about minute,
when McKeever made a left lead for
the face Instead of blocking the
blow in the ordinary way, Mcconnell
beat the Philadelphians arm down
with his own left, and sent in a coun-
ter with the right. His gloved fist
landed on McKeeyer's chin, and the
Philadelphia fell. He was not knocked
out completely, and he arose and reeled
toward the ropes. A second right
handler on the back of the head dropped
him again. He arose once more steady
ing himself by holding the lower rope,
and Mcconnell went at him.
Seeing that McKeever was thoroughly
helpless, Referee Wand pushed the
other man away, and proclaimed Nc
Connell the winner.
The preliminary fight was between
Frank Purcell and Young Peter jack
SON. After a rather uninteresting
contest for ten rounds, the referee de-
clared the match a draw
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EVENTS ON The TURF.
RESULTS OF RACES ON EAST
ERN TRACKS.
Maceo Wins the Concy Island
Handicap, Six Furlongs, at
Sheepshead Bay.

NEW YORK, June 21.-The feature race
at Sheepshead Bay to-day, the Coney
Island Handicap, was won by Maceo, al
though Typhoon III. and Van Antwerp
had been favorites. Results:
Six furlongs, Loiterer won, Squire
Abingdon second, Commercial Traveller
third. Time--1:16
One mile Clonsilla won, Bona Dea sec
ond, Tabouret third. Time.1:4S l-5.
won, Miller second, Muggins third.
Coney Island Handicap, six .furlongs,
Maeso Macs T Mon lsidor side second, Typhoon Ill
Last five, furlongs of .futurity course,
| Royal Maiden won, Lepila second, Mis-
| chief Maker third: Timeal:O2
Mile and sixteenth, Burlesque wen.
Handball second, Nosey third. Time
AT HARLEM
CHICAGO, June 21.-W Gather fine at
| Harlem; track slow. Results:
Four and a half furlongs, Scratchoen
won. Prince Harry second, Judge Wilcox
Six furlongs, Mary Kinsella won, Chi
quita III. second, Hazeldne third. Time
| 1:20.
Il ili7a. second King Bermuda third Time
Mile and sixteenth, The Devil won,
Youngsters Stakes, five furlongs. w.
Overton won. Toluca second Cheval Dor
| third. Time :04.
| Cherryleaf second, Del Paso ii. third.
/ Time ;59H.
Six furIongs. Morini won, The Tory sec
ond, Sidan third. Time-117.
AT LATONIA.
CINCINNATI. June M--Weather fine
and track fast at Latonia. Results:
ssnnd Six fuTlcngs Nseka9e thrd wHn Sudan h
| Five furlongs, Beana won, Piccolo sec
ond. Glad Hand third. Time-l:O2l2.
The Tobacco Stakes, one mile, Ban
.cl9n nriy Id
Time 4l@
Five furIongs, Jolly Roger won, Estra-
| brook second, Rockland third. Time
six furlongs,, Purity won, cyclone sec
ond BoardmarRer third Time-lIiA.
AT SF-LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 2l.-Track fast. Re
One mile. Midlo won, Car. Galop Sec
ond, Inspirer third. Time-l:4s
Five fgrl9ng Re tbirG bE1e T9n lris Sec
second. Flying Bird third. |Time-l:O2s4.
ona One me Sir fhifG Gla ns1ma sec
| Six furlongs, handicap, Gibraltar won.
David second. Silver Set third. Time
second. Miiiie Weddin third me-i:l41a.
AT DENVER.
! DENVER (Col9, June 2l-Results at
Pacing, Ciatawah won, You Bet second,
Prosper third. Best time-2:1614.
| Trotting G. WI, Mckinney won, d'Oyley
| second Baby Wilkes third Best time
| 2:1714.
Pacing to road wagon, Suspicion won,
| Morton McGregor second, Red Reuben
| third Best time-2:26l5.
| Running six furlongs. Cabrilo won,
Daylight second, Rose dor third. Time
i is
Five and a half furlongs, Artless won,
March second, clarinda third Time
! / :0sH.
| Five flrlongs. Jim Gore won, Midas sec
| ond Melody third. Time-1:01.
The record-union., 1898-06-22

nies will be added another, which has
not yet been designated. The place
of rendezvous is to be Oakland, II a
suitable camping ground can be Sc
cured. Prison Director Robert F1tZ-
gerald has been deputed to find site
Governor Budd said to-day: The
companies chosen are to bring at least
JOG men each. and all the equipments
they possess. We intend to turn over
these men superbly fitted for their dSl-
ties Adjutant General Barrett has
procured 1,272 blankets, mad the same
number of blue flannel shirts for them,
and they will lack nothing when they
come into the service.
I'VE have not chosen any officers yet
except the Colonel Lieutenant Colonel
and surgeons If any of the latter are
not passed by the Examining Board,
others will be substituted. No COM
pany officers will be mustered in until
their companies are enrolled, and the
present officers of the National Guard
formation will be given a chance to
serve. Word has been sent to COM
pany commanders not to bring to the
rendezvous men who have families de-
pendent on them for support, nor men
whom they regard as unable to stand
the physical examination"
Colonel Park Henshaw, who is in
command of the new regiment, reported
at headquarters to-day. He declared
that he and Lieutenant Colonel Car
rington were in perfect accord.
There We're ninety-four patients in
the field hospital this morning. The
only serious one is that of James A.
Latin. Company G, p~enty-thrd In
fantry. U. S. A.. who has pneumonia.
He was brought to the hospital suffer-
ing from measles, and pneumonia fol-
lowed. The surgeons say he is very
low. and they have little hopes of his
recovery
CRUISER PHILADELPHIA.
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD (Cal),
June 21.-The work on the cruiser Phil
adelphia is progressing rapidly, and
She will be ready for sea by the first
week of July.
The tugs Active and Fearless are be-
ing prepared for service as auxiliary
cruisers. The Fearless will carry sew
en- guns, and have a large searchlight
on her wheelhouse. The. Active and
other tugs to be used by the Govern
ment will carry five guns each.
Major General Otis to-day issued or
ders relieving Brigadier General Nc
Arthur from the command of the
Fourth Brigade, and ordering him to
report for instruction preparatory to
The record-union., 1898-06-22

messed throughout the evening as the
Identification Of the dead slowly pro-
ceeded.
The Albion is a first class battleshir
of 12,95O tons, 800 feet long. "A feet
broad and drawing % feet, ) inches OF
water. She is to have 1880 indicated
horse power, has two propellers ano
costs about 81, 100000 The new bat
tleship has inches Of harveyiZed stsel
On her side, six inches on her bulkheads
and from II to ID inches on her gun
portions. Her armored deck is from
two to three inches in thickness; hel
estimated speed is nearly 19 knots
she is to carry 1850 tons of coal; hel
crew is to number 700 men, and hel
armament is to consist of four L.
inch guns, twelve 6-inch quick firing
guns and eighteen smaller quick firing
guns, with five torpedo tubes.
The record-union., 1898-06-22
THE BLOCKADE AT HAVANA.
Spanish Vessels Try to Leave But
Are Forced to Return.

KEY WEST, June u, 0:15 a. ma
vessel which arrived here this morning
from the blockading fleet off Havana
reports that there have been no Incl
dents excepting occasional shooting
from MORO Castle and the land bat
terieS.
Three searchlights have been mount
ed on the Notifications. one at Cola :
mar, one at MORO and one at the Reina
battery.
On Friday last three Spanish gun
boats and SOME larger vessels, appar-
emily merchantmen, left Havana Har-
Dor and proceeded eastward, close in
shore. The auxiliary gunboat Maple
fired upon the Spanish ships, and they
returned to port and have not since at
tempted sOrtie.
The record-union., 1898-06-22
@IllSIl2l;} Ri ! il![il !
Handsome Duck Suits
for Boys,
$l.OO suit.

These suits are made Of wash
able striped duck In blouse
waist style with large sailor col
lar trimmed with white, have
knee pants, blue and white, and
brown and white stripe; they
are the cheapest and the health
lest suit for boys Summer wear
made; also the cheapest; no un-
derwaists or shirtwaists are re
quired with them, the whole
weight being suspended from
the shoulders by straps, to
which is attached a belt with
non-corroding linen-covered Il
buttons; they're handsome. cool
stylish and perfect fitting, at 81
the suit.
The record-union., 1898-06-22
SUPPLY SHIP ZAFIRO
Ordered to Immediately Depart
From Chinese Waters.

NEW YORK, June 21.--A special ca
BILE to the Evening Journal from,
Hongkong says:
81. The American supply ship Zafiro,
Which was sent here from Manila by
Admiral Dewey to procure provisions
and other necessaries for the fleet, and
which anchored a few miles from here
in Chinese waters, has been compelled
to leave by the Chinese authorities
The Chinese notified United States
Consul Wildman to take the Zafiro out
.of jurisdiction of the Empire at once
and refused the customary twenty
four hours or a pound of coal or pro-
The record-union., 1898-06-22
Robinson Appeal Denied.

preme Court has denied the application
of John r. Robinson, the complainant
in the case of the examination of Coils
p. Huntington before the Board of
Railroad Commissioners for a writ of
prohibition to compel Judge Bahrs to
refrain from proceeding with a petit
ton before him. The petition is to re-
strain the Railroad Commissioner s
from continuing the examination of the
affairs of the Southern Pacific Com
pany. The court declares that an ap-
peal from the order of Judge Bahrs is
the proper remedy.
The record-union., 1898-06-22
Desperate Fight Between Convicts.

SAN QUENTIN, June 21.-There was
desperate fight in the residence Of
Warden Hale to-day between Quong
Lee, the head cook, and Wong Sing,
his assistant. Both of the Chinese are
convicts, and have not been on good
terms of late. This morning they quar-
relied and seriously wounded each 9TH
er with carving knives before they
were separated by the Warden and
several guards. Both men are now
in the hospital
The record-union., 1898-06-22
State Dental Association.

SAN JOSE, June 21.-The twenty
seventh annual session of the Cali
fornia State Dental Association met
here this morning with a good attend
ance. Twenty applications for men,
berShip were presented. The chief mat
ter of interest to-day was the address
of President r. H. Cool of San Fran
cisco, which was the special order for
o'clock this evening The session will
continue for four days.
The record-union., 1898-06-22
Nevada's Allotment of Troops.

CARSON. June 21.-Four companies.
instead of three, have been allotted to
Nevada to fill the latest call for volun-
teers. Each will consist of 1O3 men,.
The State militia is composed of six
aggregating $50 men. At
least eighty-five of these are disquali-
fled for service in the United States
army. The Governor will make his
call upon the militia tomorrow.
The record-union., 1898-06-22
WaSSerman, Davis & CO. 5

assuming command of the next eXpedi-
ton TO Manila. AT the same time an
order was issued assigning Colonel A.
5 Frost of the South Dakota regiment
to the command of the Fourth Bri-
gade.
Five soldiers afflicted with pneumo-
MIA We're taken from Camp Merritt to
the French Hospital to-day. There is
much sickness among thA members of
the Sixth California Regiment at Fort
Point, said to be due to the use of wa
ter from new main supply pipe.
The record-union., 1898-06-22
Steamer Transfer Not Wrecked.

VANCOUVER (B. c., June 21.-The
steamer Transfer No. l, which was in
correctly reported wrecked a few days
ago, has safely arrived here from
Alaska where she carried large band
of cattle. She reports that there are
now about 1000 head of cattle and a
large number of horses at Pyramid
harbor destined for the klondike The
transfer reports that three of Moran's
fleet of twelve steamers which recently
left Seattle for the mouth of the Yukon
River are at Juneau disabled.
The record-union., 1898-06-22
MORE RECRUITS WANTED.
Artillery Officers Detailed to Enlis'
Men Here.

The San Francisco Bulletin of last
evening states that First Lieutenant J..
w. +. Diss, First Battalion, Heavy Ar
tillery. California Volunteers, recruit
ing officer of the battalion, accom-
panied by Sergeant Charles G.. Austin,
Battery A; Sergeants Fred w. Hunt
ley and John A. Glass and Private O..
T. Walker, have been ordered to Sac
ramento to recruit Battery c. now at
Fort Candy, Wash, up to the war
strength.
The record-union., 1898-06-22
Arkansas Democrats.

LITTLE ROCK, June 21.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention met to-day,
nominated a State ticket, adopted a
platform and listened to oratory. At
a late hour tonight the convention is
still in session. The convention nomi-
mated Daniel w. Jones for Governor,
Alex G. Hull of Boone for Secretary of
State and Thomas f.. Little of SebaS-
tian for Treasurer.
The record-union., 1898-06-22
A Big Lumber Raft.

PORTLAND. June PA raft con-
tanning 100000 feet of lumber, the
property Of Inman, Paulsen & Co. Of
this city. was started down the Will
annette River to-day en- route to San
Francisco. Four tugs will pilot the
huge piece of lumber down the Will
annette and Columbia Rivers to the sea.
and then the tugs Monarch and Relief
will tow it to San Francisco.
The record-union., 1898-06-22
WOnen'S
BiCyCle Sweaters.

Make your bicycle costume
complete with the correct style
Of sweater. We show several
lines in navy blue and shades Of
red, shot with black and some
with white, plain half sleeves,
with puffed top and some with
plain trunk; they all button
down the shoulder and are also
a splendid garment to wear
with a duck or crash skirt for
outing and mountain wear, cot
ton and wool mixed, 81 and
$1.5O; all-wool of similar styles,
at $3.50 and SO.
The record-union., 1898-06-22
Police Drills.

Ex-Captain Tom Stevens is drilling g
the members of the police force in
marching tactics. The men are i'm
proving rapidly, and Chief Dwyer says
the drilling will be kept up until the
Department becomes thoroughly prof.
cient.
The record-union., 1898-06-22
Children'S
Combination Suits,
Csc suit.

ChiIdren's jersey ribbed COM
b;nation or union suits, of cot
ton, high neck, long sleeves,
knee length; cool, comforta-
BILE underdress for the little
folks, with nothing to roll up
and wrinkle at the waist line,
to their discomfort, as in two
piece suits. Priced, 25c suit.
The record-union., 1898-06-22
MORE SPANISH TROOPS.
Blanco Sending Six Rattalions to
Reinforce Santiago.

LONDON, June 2222.--The Havana COR
respondent of the Times says: General
Linares, in command In the Province of
Santiago de Cuba telegraphs that
sixty, vessels, supposed to be carrying
the American eXpedationaTy forces,
have arrived off Santiago de Cuba
General Blanco is sending six bat
The record-union., 1898-06-22
Photographic Views of
United States Navy and
Spanish Tlen of War for
Is cents.

Over 200 authe henticated pho
tOgraphic views of the United
States Navy, battleships, cruis-
ers, torpedo boats, auxiliaries.
etc., officers, crews and equip
ments; also photographs of the
leading Spanish men-of-war,
put up in a compact book of 200
pages, the plates being equal
almost to steel engravings; also
have map in front. Of book of
Spanish possessions; a most in
teresting book at this time at a
small price-25c.
The record-union., 1898-06-22
New Wash Wells,
Csc and soc.

New wash wells, in white and
ecru net, with vine and small
figure, and fancy edge, have just
arrived by express. This is 4
popular, strong and economic cal
Summer veil. Priced, as to size
and quality, at Csc and soc
each.
The record-union., 1898-06-22
Bryan Studying Military Tactics,

OMAHA, June 21.-Colonel w. j.
Bryan has just taken up his headquar-
ters at Old Fort Omaha and is now
putting in his time studying tactics and
preparing himself for his duties as a
soldier Colonel Bryan's regiment will
be in camp here inside of ten days.
The record-union., 1898-06-22
Summer
Ventilating Corsets,
SOC.

For the Summers heated spell
you'll find in this corset more
comfort. more durability, more
perfect fitting than any soc cor
set you have seen before. 1t is
the ideal Summer garment of its
kind, being made of open work
netting, we'll boned, double
steels and supported by two
zone belts running around;
they are trimmed around top
and bottom prettily with lace;
SOC.
The record-union., 1898-06-22
A Prisoner Fatally Burned.

BAKERSFIELD, June 21-The Gala
boose at Kern City was burned down
this evening. One prisoner was fright
fully burned, and will die within a few
hours. The jail contained number of
wool bags filled with straw and some
blankets. 1t is supposed that a pris-
oner accidentally set fire to the straw.
The record-union., 1898-06-22
Bound For the Klondike.

SEATTLE. June 21.--Sixty men and
women left here tonight for the mouth
Of the Yukon River in two river steam
ers, the Alfred j. Beach and w. III.
Evans, in tow of the steamer Noyo. The
steamer Charles Nelson also cleared to-
day for ST. Michael with about 800 pas
SenoerS
The record-union., 1898-06-22
LOT o 75C

This lot comprises both fancy
and plain silk parasols, India
and taffeta silks, all have para
gOn frames, and the handles are
assorted natural wood crooks,
knobs and knots; also some are
enameled in white and ebony;
the colors are tan, brown, blues,
lavender, black and white; some
are changeable; and you pick
from the lot at Use.
The record-union., 1898-06-22

several hours. General Garcia ex-
planned his plans fully, told how he
had the Spanish General, Pando coopej
up in Manzanillo. without the possi-
bility of his being able to cooperate
with the Spanish troops in Santiago,
and laid before the American officers
maps showing all the mountain trails
leading to Santiago from the most con-
venient landing places east and west
of the harbor entrance
General Ludlow in particular, made
a close investigation Of this subject,
and sought all the information avail
able with regard to the most feasible
plans of transporting a large body of
troops overland
The record-union., 1898-06-22
COlOred Lawns,
SC yard.

Stripes, figures, flowers, etc.,
cover this sheer thin Summer
dress goods in the very best Of
Summers new coIorings; they
are far prettier and a superior
value to which the price would
indicate, and are just the thing
for an inexpensive, cool, Sum-
mer house wrapper or waist,
and for children's vacation
dresses; SC yard.
The record-union., 1898-06-22
White Organdies,
Csc ward.

just the fabric for new
Fourth of July dress, sheer, cool
and when prettily made, with
the favorite Valenciennes lace
trimmings so Iavishiy used This
season, you'll have at a small
expense a handsome suit for the
occasion mentioned and for
many other occasions ere the
warm season passes away.
The record-union., 1898-06-22
Street Car Accident at Akron.

AKRON (O), June 21.-A street car
on the line from this city to Cuyahoga
Falls jumped from the track and
turned over this afternoon. Nearly
twenty people We're hurt, some very
seriously
The record-union., 1898-06-22
TODAY
we place on sale at
Is cents

200 more of those popular
straw sailor hats for women;
they are of this seasons styles,
in various straws, and in colors
white, tan, navy, brown, black,
etc. These hats sold in a reg
ular way for soc and Use, and
well worth the greater prices;
they are the remainder of great
lines of hats to be closed out Mt
the above small price, to make
room for new arrivals. There's
choice i'm this lot at this price
worth seeking.