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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-04-27

afternoon at o'clock, to do some SOW
ing for costumes for the members of
the Mikado.
Notice-Two or three good rooms
for rent to man and wife or TO ladies
Can do light housekeeping IL desired.
Call at ne East Springer avenue.
w. NJ. Melton, lawyer OF Teenm.
sch, was indicted by the United States
grand jury for selling whisky to In
dians 1t Is alleged that Melton pur.
chased whisky in a saloon for an In-
dian
Perry Enterprise Times: Mrs. Frank
Greer Miss Pentecost and Editor John
Golobie and Mr. Fred Byers, OF tho
capital, after a delightful days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs II. Q. Nicholson, re-
turned to Guthrie last night.
Ladies, our special sale of silks will
close Saturday, so come at once and
take advantage Of this rare opportun-
itv to buy bargains We have a large
line OF ladies shoes and oxfords. Ask
to see them. m.-Thwing & Mccoy.
Is your child puny, peeked and
peevish? Does 1t have commissions? ?
~ So ~ nhn WOiAlHs huAlG AIGAul
VeTmifuge is the the only safe cure.
Every bottle is guaranteed to bring
worms. Csc. r. B. Lille & Co.
The Womens Benevolent association
will meet at the residence OF Mrs.
George Billingsley. Thursday after
noon at o'clock sharp. You are re-
quested to bring thimble and needles,
as there is important work to perform.
j. NJ, Brooks yesterday purchased
the M. A. Clark stock OF shoes and
queensware of the mortgages and
will open up the same Thursday morn
ing with his familiar bankrupt yell
The entire stock and fixtures will be
closed out as early as possible
RallRrd's Snow Liniment cures Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia Headache. Sick
Headache, Sore Throat, Cuts. Sprains,
Bruises, Old Sores, Corns, and all pain
and Inflammation. The most penetra-
ting Liniment In the world. Try IT,
25 and sos +. b. Lille 81 Co.
Perry Enterpr ise-Times. John &C.
lobe the bright and genial editor OF
the Capital, and Fred H. Byers, two
very sffable gentlemen Of the Guthrie
Capital staff, favored Perry with a
visit yesterday, and afterwards be-
came the guests OF Mr., and Mrs II O.
Nicholson and Joined Guthrie friends
for delightful day.
There is no pain or discomfort when
Tablers Buckeye Pile Ointment is
used. II relieves that itching in
creased by scratching It is prepared
with scientific accuracy and profes-
sianal knowledge. and il is the kind
that cures blind. bleeding, itching and
protruding piles with no pain or loss
Of time. r. b. Lille & Co.
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LYNCHERS INDICTED.


Names Of Those Heid FOR Trial by he
Grand Jury
Assistant United States Attorney
Scothorn gives the following list Of
names of those indicted by the grand
jury for the burning of the two Semi
mole Indians near Maude: NelsC n
Joues, George Pettifer, Edward Mar
tin, herschel Laird, W. Ii. Vansickle,
/ Jessie Quinn, M. s. Ballard, Thomas
King, W. II. Davis. Puhe Newport,
John Malloy, julius Laird, Captain
Quinn, Ward Cheevers, James Jones,
Joseph Williams. Stoke Martin, Poliete
Smith and Hiram Holt Each was put
under bond OF SO, 600 TO appear at the
next sitting of the United States court,
probably next Septem Der. The fol-
lowing persons were put under bond
OF 900 each and held for the next
United States grand jury for investi.
CATION as suspects in the burning:
Michael Lawless, George Brown, David
Quinn, Hardy Williams, George Cash,
James Oastleberry, Charles Grassland, +,
Edward Nix, George Quinn, Russell
Quinn, William Quinn, Edward King.
David Jones, Charles Wood ward, p. b.
Stages aDd James Rice.
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CITY In BRIEF.
Mikado May 3 and 4.

Miksdo May and 4.
Go to "The Hub" for your silks.
J, A Dix is here from Kansas City.
n. N. Frazier is over from Chand err
Three Little Maids From School" "
J. L. Waite, Of Louis, is in the city,
@. p. Martin, OF Chandler is in the
city.
Cattle Inspector McGrath is in the
city.
R. d. Moxley, OF cowden, N. Y, is
here.
0 M. Randall, of Wichita, is at the
Okla.
Mikado May and instead Of 2
and 3.
Blind Boone at the opera house to
night.
Major Beamer was in Norman yes
terday.
Henry Snyder of Kansas City, is in
the city.
Dr. Geo. Emmerson is down from
Winfield.
W. S Smith, Of Rockford. H., IL at
the Royal.
II. D Price, OF Oklahoma City, is in
the capital.
silks at al prices and Of all shades S
at "rhe Hub
Attend the IocIAl at the Baptist
church tonight.
A. II. Jackson was over from El
Reno yesterday.
J, Roy Williams waa down from
Perry Yesterday.
]. s. Reynolds is here from Garden,
anxious TO enlist.
Marshal Shockey, OF Perry. was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. w. Bennett, of Chandler, is
visiting in the city.
j. Giles Smith, OF Wichita, was In
the city yesterday.
A N. Suggs is here from HArdesty
leasing school land.
A. Il. Fitzpatrick, Of Oklahoma City,
was here yesterday.
b. Fouts, the Carney merchant, was
in the city Yesterday.
The best cigars can be found at the
Postotiice Book Store.
Mikado chorus practice Thursday
night At opera house.
The special sale on silks at "The
Hub" closes Saturday.
T. G. Yates and daughter, Of okla
homa oitY, are in town.
Mikado May aud 4, by order of H.
A. Platt, Mikado Of Japan.
Special sale on trimmed hats April
rs, 20 and 80 at Dollar store.
Trimmed hats at reduced price April
2s, 20 and 80 at Dollar stare.
Roy Hoffman and sister Miss Loa,
went to Chandler yesterday.
DR.. Petty has made application for
surgeon Of the First regiment.
First ice cream social of the season
at the Baptist church tonight.
J. +. McLain left for Oklahoma City
yesterday morning on business
Mrs O. R. Fitch, Of Hopkinsville,
Ky is visiting friends in the city.
Dick ReAves is talking OF organizing
free silver company TO go to Cuba.
Oscar stevens, of Lexington, is the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. L. O. Dodd.
J. IA. Love came in from stroud yes
teraAY to volunteer for army service.
f. b. bowen and family were here
from Stroud yesterday leasing school
land
Sam B, WSdsworth, the Apollo Of
the lighting contingent at Perry, is
here.
Attorney John scothorn went 10
Norman yesterday 10 attend district
court.
For Sale A phseton, good Ms new,
will sell cheap. Enquire at Leader
Office.
Assistant United States Attorney B.
s. Mcclure came in from PAwnee yes
terdaY.
lndnstrfal Commfeeioner IL A. Davfs
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t,ascarets Candy Cathartic, the mast won
derful medical discovery OF the age. pleas
ant sad refreshing 70 the taste, act gently
aud positively On Kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and bilious ness. Please buy and try a box
Of q. q. g. to-day; 10, 25, 80 cents. Sold and
Guaranteed 10 cure by AL druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-04-27

The regular hours for sprinklng
lawns or gardens will be between thu
hours Of and o'clock p m. Of each
day. All leaky hose must be repaired
Any wilful or unreasonable waste OF
water will not be permitted. The or
dinance governing the use of water
will be strictly enforced.
II. q BARNEY,
Water Commissioner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-04-27

Call at No. 10 Oklahoma ave-
nue., between Division and First
streets, for fancy Groceries,
Queensware, Produce. Candies,
Cigars and Tobacco. We have
just opened at our new location
and are prepared to fiji all
orders in our line at very low
prices for good goods. Goods
delivered free TO all parts Of the
city. Phone as. ID. III. GOOde,
No. 10 Oklahoma avenue.
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W.R. MOfftt & Co.,

he r. OKLAHOMA AVENUE.
90 lbs New Orleans Sugar, St.OO
3 10 can California Pears, lOc.
3 10 can California Aprieots, 1Oc
3 10 can California Gooseberries, los,
3 10 can California Black berries, lOs.
10 can California Plums, lOc.
10 can Maryland Peaches, lOc.
Id can Pork and Beans, Sc.
10 can Pork and Beans, &c.
10 can Missouri Tomatoes, 9c.
Two 2-lb cans Illinois Sweet Corn, 15e
10 can June Peas, Sc.
Two 2-lb cans Oysters, Csc.
10 can Oysters, &c
u 10 tin Mustard Sardines, &c
4 10 tin Oil Sardines. &C.
Homeless Herring, per can. 10c.
Roast Beef, per can, Zoe.
10 can MAcaroni and Cheese, s..
lbs sun dried Peaches Csc
bs evaporated Peaches, 25c.
25 lbs California Raisins, 81 90.
90 lbs Fancy Rsisins, 81 90
10 Fancy Citron, l3c
Mince Meat, per package, &c.
4 10 can Cocoa, l5c.
Best Leaf Lard. per 10, 7e.
25 o. can X. O Baking Powder, i5c.
3 10 Cartoon Crackers, eos
Ginger Snaps, per ID, Sc.
Shredded whole wheat Biscuit, iOs
lbs Broken Rice, csc.
4 lbs Head klce, s5c
IA bars Rex Soap, 25s
10 bars silk Soap, 25r.
. bars Lenox Soap, csc
o bars White Russian Soap, csc.
4 lbs best Soda, 25e.
Dukes Mixture, per package, &c.
Yeast, al kinds. per package, 90.
/ 10. Corn Starch, 4e.
10 Gloss Starch Sc
Bulk Starch, per 10 4c.
Colorado Potatoes, per bu., s5c.
Corn Meal, per sack, zoe.
Cocoa Long Bar Toilet soap, &c.
Small Galvanized Tubs, 40c.
Medium Galvanized Tubs, 45c.
Large Galvanized Tubs, SOC.
8 lbs standard Rio Coffee $50.
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SHOT HIS TEACHER.

an Pugrcy Hires q Load Of Sisgs From a
shotgun.
News comes from Chandler that AL
PinRrey, aged II years, last Friday
shot his teacher, s. O.. Bowers. The
lad had become licensed at his teacher
while at school and sought revenge.
The weapon used was a shotgun
loaded with nails and slugs The
teachers wounds are dangerous but
will not prove fatal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-04-27

Imperial Council Mobiles of the Mystic Shrii
Dallas, Ter, June ~, 1898.
For the above occasion we will Sc
round trip tickets to Dallas and Fol-
Worth at the rate of one fare for tn
round trir. Tickets on sale June l
aud l3, 1898 Final return limit fl!
teen days from date of sale. Contint
GUS passage ia each direction.
A j. CoRKINs, Agent.
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YUM YUM g ,;sis:; s'5s:? Ss +; s1S' =

Miss Anna Bigger, teacher Of voice
culture, piano ana theory. Studio, lis
East Oklahoma avenue.
J W. Waterly returned to Gaines.
Vile yesterday, after vi5it to Deputy
County Clerk Johnson
Mrs Il C. Olds came down from Or.
lAndo Sunday TO visit friends and re-
turned home yesterday.
Madrigal By Yum, Petit Sing.
Nanki Poo and Pish-Tush arc great;
don't miss IT, May 3 and
You are cordially invited TO attend
the first ice cream social OF the season
tonight at the Baptist church
Ex-Sherifi Thrall is over from Enid
with Charlie Hunter They want per-
mission to raise cavalry at Enid.
Moving pictures Of the battleship
Maire are being given by Lubin's
oineograph at Reaves Bros, Casino.
Landlord Billings, Of the oEls, re-
turned yesterday from Wichita, where
he attended the G. A r. encsmpment.
Judge S l.. Overstreet has returned
from Chandler He made six war
speeches and tried several cases while
there.
Ice cream social tonight at the Bap-
tist church. Every body is invited ito
be present. Come out and get &C
quainted.
Mr.. Kyger, as Pish Tush, high Off.
Ger OF the MikRdo forces, will be heard
TO good advantage at the opera hous E
May 3 and 4.
One thousand school children were
supplied with Soda Mint gum yester-
day in front OF the Hotel Royal by
Elmer Mcclure.
Billie Taylor is down from Perry
Billie wears warlike frown and a red
cravat aud is after a contract to annl-
hilate few Spanisrds.
Another good time 81 Island Park
Friday, the 29th. Gentlemen with
ladies are cordially invited, Best Of
music, Dancing in pavilion,
Judge Scott is down from Newkirk
on legal business The Judge is so in
tensey patriotic that even tobasco
sauce is nauseoua to his palate.
Ladies' Ben evolent association will
meet with Mrs. Bllingsley Thursday
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For Sale or Trade.
Three lots with two houses, oi
Springer avenue. viii take som
stock for part payment. Address "E,
this office
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Educate Your Bowels with Casonreu8-
Candy Cathartlc, cure constipation forever
Toe. 25c. 10 G. @. g fail, druggists refund money
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I-HN gums for cents at J. A.
Forde's gum sale.
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men. In answer tine governor re-
ceived the teiegrams published In yes
terday mornings Leader, asking as TO
the ability Of the territory TO furnish
men, and also one saying that eighty
Eve men, " no were TO be used as scou ts
and would be obliged to furnish their
own horses, would be accepted from
the territory.
Later telegram was received to the
effect that horses and equipment ts
would be in readiness for the troops at
place OF rendezvous when they arrived.
After consultation Governor Barnes
decided to raise these men by allowing
cash of the ten companies OF guards to
furnish their quota. Yesterday Cap
tain ARIEL received the following from
the adiutant general;
Circular Oh der No. /. The number
OF troops from Oklahama uuder the
presidents call is one troop OF cavalry
for special mounted service. You are
authorized TO furnish eight ts) men
from Co. A, Ok. n. @, TO join thus
troop. Men must be between the
ages OF Is and as years, well proper
toned, and in sound physical health
as we'll OF good moral habits. Good
riders and good shots preferred, and
must report 10 this off q not later
than May /, 1898
Can you furnish these men?
BY direction Of the governor,
BERT G ORSKR.
Acting Adjutant General
4 Splendid Response.
Immediately after the company fell
in yesterday Captain ARIEL addressed
the men and told them that for some
OF them the hour Of action had ar
rived He fully explained the dangers
incurred and said that the chance OF
returning, when the nature OF the
service and climate was considered,
would be slim. After explaining that
he would recommend an honorable
discharge to any and all who might
be required to remain at home, on any
account, he had the order read and
called for volunteers In respont Q
sixteen brave boys came TO a
right shoulder arms in Specification Of
their desires to enlist Their names
are as follows: Corporal Bollhoff, H..
s. Crosley, Smith, b. r Miller, d
Miller, Frank Miller, A. NJ. Thomas,
Ed L. Wright, II. A. Burrell, @ II
Sands, f. Wilson, w. L. Evans, VIM
Holbrook l.. G. Booth, NJ. =. DJuthett,
r L. Bevans and Ed Johnson.
These men will be subjected to a
rigid examination, and eight of them
selected to represent company A in the
troop of scouts now called for from
this territory The volunteers are Of
the finest in the company. The bal
ance OF the company are hoping to be
able totsoon join their comrades
against the enemy in Cuba.
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and District Freight Agent r f Tor
riBgton Cf the Santa Fe were in the
city yesterday.
Captain Jones, the Napoleon OF the
Perry militia, is hero on business be-
ligerent
Ed Kinnsn was in Purcell yesterday
la the interest Of the Armour Packing
company.
Miss Lulu StrSng has returned from
New York where she has been attend
ing school.
NaRki.Bo, Professor Lehrer, has
tenor voice that will please the most
fastidious.
The largest and best assortment Of
silks ever brought to town is found at
"The Hub"
DR. Furlong, formerly OF Oklahoms
City but now ot Boulder, Colo, was in
town yesterday.
Your old machine counts for big
money when you trade with Ralph
Seay. Rem-Sho
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CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.

Peter Cannon has been appointed
Notary Public at Cherry Creek.
A valuable consignment of auro-cy-
andes was forwarded by North Noun
tain Co. to Salt Lake City by stage on
Thursday.
1t is probable a two days horse race
will come off in the middle of Septem-
Der, winding up with grand ball.
Mrs. NJ. c. Pierce has bonded and
leased her gold mine to VIM. Kersey
and Henry Holen who win begin work
at once.
Charley Wah & Co. S mine is improv-
ing every day with developements.
There are several mining properties
in this camp that without doubt would
pay Industrious miners to lease.
On Wednesday morning at O'Clock
Mrs. Herbert L. Cummins presented
her husband with healthy boy baby.
Mother and child are both well and
Bud Cummins is setting up cigars for
the boys.
On Tuesday night Josiah Miles came
to town in great haste to get DR., Asch-
or to go to Ely TO assist DIR. Hammond
in performing surgical operation on
Mrs. Biggs, who is lying ill at Ely.
Her many friends here hope soon to
learn that she is convalescing.
John Carlson is hauling gold ore from
the American Victory mine to Camp
bells mill at Steptoe.
[The American Victory is the rich
gold mine recently discovered by j. A.
Willis and others at point a short
distance above the Hot Springs neal
Cherry Creek. We are informed tina
the vein has every appearance of a true
fissure vein and has widened out from
, to 8 inches as depth has been attained
The last millrun went Sll2. 90 ton anC
the next run is expected to yield evel
better returns. Ed.
There was an impr omptu dance i
Nevada Hall on Monday evening AM
although not very well attended, 1t wa
pronounced very enjoyable. The door
keeper unfortun ately lost the receipt
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Bxtras Discontinued.

To-day brings TO close the special
telegraphie war news service which
the NEWS has been supplying to its
patrons for the past four months. The
people have been liberal in its support
and We believe that the dispatches
have given general satisfaction. As
the war is now practically at close,
and there is little prospect of any more
news of n startling nature, the Eureka
Sentinel, with whom we have been assO-
ciated in getting these dispatches has
concluded to discontinue, so we are
compelled to do likewise. We thank
the public for its support and would
request those who are in arrears to pay
up at once, so that we can straighten
up the accounts and pay our telegraph
bills. Those from whom we collected
this week are fully paid. Any who
have paid in advance will have their
money refunded or will receive the
NEWS in payment, rs desired.
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OScEOLA NUGGETS.

With snug little sum of S2l00, as a
result of this season S work, Thos. Wat
kins is quietly resting these warm days.
Mr.. ID. McLarcn has left here to join
the Millicls at Willard creek, where
he intends putting in tho rest of this
year in quartz mining.
Yesterdays gentle shower of rain did
a great deal of good in and around Os-
ceola, as well as cooling the air
Mr.. n. b. Dunton's so ton stack of
hay was burned to ashes last week.
Through the assistance of willing
neighbors another stack equally as large
was saved. No further damage was
done that we heard of.
Fishing parties have been all the
go. The latest one is being gotten up
by Frank Kell and family. They prom
| ise to nearly clean out Cleve's creek be-
fore returning.
We hear the stage line between Ely
and Frisco is to be reduced to single
rig instead of the large double wagon
Had this been done in the first plact
quite saving would have been made.
The amount of gold dust coming in i
gradually decreasing, However TIN
present season has been big one to al
the toilers.
Trib cures swellings, bruises, sprains
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expected home tomorrow and it will
probably be known in few days II the
company proposes to put in bigger
pumps and push the sinking in the
shaft or to give up the property.
Word was received here by letter
this week that James Hickson, who
will be remembered as an oldtime resi-
dent of Ward and Taylor, died recent
ly from the excessive heat at Needles,
California. The letter states further
that the thermometer there often stands
at 1859 in the shade.
The party of mining experts and rail-
road mon mentioned by our Cherry
Creek correspondent spent Monday
here making cursory examination of
the mines OF Robinson and West Camp
districts. They were very reticent
concerning the purpose of their visit
and left without informing any one of
their conclusions.
Word has been received here that
DIR. NJ. j. Davis has secured a divorce
from his wife in the Courts of San Diego
county, California. Mrs. Davis is with
her parents in Franklin, Idaho and did
not know that proceedings had begun
until she received copy of the decree
granting the divorce. Mrs. Davis was
very we'll liked here and il open to any
censure at all, it was for devotion to
man whose brutality was only too APP
parent. She has the sympathy OF the
community in this unhappy affair
Sherry Cobblers and Whisky Pun
ches are out-of-sight at Weber's.
We heard some talk this week of a
projected telephone line from Cherry
Creek to the Wells. 1t 10 to be hoped
that this will not prevent the erection
of the line between Ely and Cherry, as
the latter would not only connect
Cherry Creek with the Western Union
Telegraph line at Eureka, but also
with the county seat and with Hamilton.
We would like to see both lines built,
but II only the one line can he built, it
seems to us that the shorter and cheap
er line this way should receive the sup.
port of the people of Cherry Creek.
In letter from VIII Bruce in camp
at the Presidio we learn that Jack Me-
Donald, brother of d. c. Mcdonald of
this place, who has been a conductor
on the Presidio and Ferry St. Ry. in
San Francisco for several years, has re-
signed to take the position OF Quarter
master on the U. S. transport Scandia,
which sails for Manila soon. Mr.. Nc
Donald visited his brother here some
four years ago and win no doubt be re-
membered by many.
Mr.. Bruce further states that Harry
Deatherage who enlisted from Cherry
Creek has been quite sick but is recov-
ering slowly. He is the only member
of the troop now in the hospital.
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L. LAM left on Wednesdays stage
for Eureka, where he has gone to see a
doctor, as his health has been very poor
for the past few weeks.
Miss Una Reilly is visiting Mrs. f. j.
McEllin on White Pine Mountain this
week.
L. Farrer, the photographer, left for
Ely Thursday morning.
A. T.Shields and family intend NOV.
ing into their new residence on Main
St. in about two weeks.
Chas. Minoletti received large
amount of liquor on Matson's team or
Thursday; so he will be ready for bust
ness in day or two.
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NJ EMS CLOTH
ING AND FUR
NISHING
GOODS.

Cheviot Suits, formerly sold at Ss a suit,
win go at $5.
Fancy Cheyiot Suits, formerly sold at
s14.50, will go at 50.
Neat Summer Suits, formerly sold at
$l2 suit, will go at So.
Fancy Imported Clay Worsted Suits,
formerly sold at SIG, sls, $50, s22 a
suit, viii go at $lI, $l3, $I4, $I6.
Fancy Cotton Pants, formerly sold at
81, Sl.25, $50 per pair, win go at
z5cts. 81, SI25.
Fancy Corduroy Pants, formerly sold
at SO a pair, win go at SI.75.
Fancy Woolen Pants, formerlysold at
SO. so pair, will go at $3.50.
Custom Made Pants, very fine, former
ly sold at IS, $3.50, So, will go at 81
off on each pair.
Riveted Overalls, the same as Levi
Strauss overalls in all but the name
SOC is pair.
Cotton Summer Underwear from 30c.
piece up.
First Glass Working Shirts, formerly
sold at 75cts. will go at Scots.
Neckties from I5c. up.
A big line OF Fancy Shirts at greatly
reduced prices.
Also a big line of Youths, Boys
and children's Suits and Cloth
Ing at Bedrock Prices.