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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01
QUESTIONS ON THE WAR.
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Washington. Sept. ?I.-Thc war In
vestigation commission resumed Its In.
bors nj 10 o'clock In the Lemon build
Ing. and at the close Of the morning
session gave out n number Of docu-
ments bearing upon the work to bc
undertaken.
These documents comprise the letter
Of Secretary Algcr to the President re-.
Qucxtlng that the investigation In.
made. \ brief address To the public In
the shape Of resolution. n letter from
Chairman Dodge to the secretary Of
war, enclosing list Of Inquiries to
the secretary und To the heads Of the
various divisions Of the War Depart
mcni. calling for specific information
bearing upon the conduct Of the war.
With the letter TO the secretary Of
wnr were enclosed questions intiicat-
Ing the character Of Information desir.
ed nt the hands Of the surgeon general.
the qunrt.rmnstcr general. the sub.
sistcncc department. the ordnance de-
partmcnt aud tn. udjutnnt general.
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Whsss the wealth os,s,

The average consumption OF sugar
per person In the United States las,
year was e&h pounds. or = total for
tho nation Of %.s56. 900. 900 pounds.
This 10 controlled by two nrms. II
they make but ono cent per pound
profit. II means that these two CON.
panics asnnsrcd 5000 900 ou, Of the
pcoplc-n sum greater than the a,sess.
ed valuation Of somc of tho utatcs'
This 10 the way the wealth Of the ma.
tion In going into few hnnds.--.Ap.
peal to Reason.
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CURRENT COMMENT.

In every state now controlled by the
Populists state issues alone should be
sufficient to give us large majorities:
In states controlled by corporation
owned Republican politicians, state Is
sues present still stronger Populistic
argument. and in the country .encr-
ally national issues should induce the
people to support their own ticket
the Peoples Party ticket.
In every one OF the Western states
served by Popuiis,. Silver Democratic
and Silver Republican othciala. some
good has been gained by the change.
Taxes are less. the public service 10
better. = beginning has been made In
curbins the power OF uonopolistic cor
porations. and Republican robberiss OF
the public treasures exposed and the
thieves Jailed.
There Ii no apparcn, disposition In
the Northwest to return TO the old
custom Of electins to legislative. judi
cial and executive ofices politicians
chosen by railroad makna,cs to serve
the monopolists. who packed convcn-
tions. instead Of the people who paid
their salaries. and TO loo, the treas
ur!es ~ a crownlnE proof Of the stu.
pidity Of those who elected them term
after term.
The voters Of the Northwestern
states have had large experience with
the railroad lawyer ~ = political die
ta'or. and have deposcd him for good
aud all.
Tho states further east that are stiii
governed by railroad and trust lawyers
and other hired mon OF corporate
monopoI.s arc not to bc pitIcd. They
frequently have tho chance 10 vote for
different men and different conditions.
and they will soon grasp ,heir oppor.
tunities.
OF national issu~a tho money quss-
tion II of tho most actual importanc~.
followed ny direct legislation. the
transportation and land qusation: but
there 10 = disposition to make = lead.
iag issue Of "Alserism" long enough
10 pssish the corrupt and crimissiiy
careless o0ciaIs Who have done 70
6sath our voisatssf eotdisss IL pssa
se0pa fhts is ~ issss that vim ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Manual training in re!ormatorics is
. valuable Influence. Men are often
driven to crime. not because there Is
no work for them TO do. but because
they are not fitted to do any kind OF
work. They have not had the train
Ing to NJ them for life. Where the re-
formatories teach the conyicts the use
Of hands and utilization OF the senses
and this is followed by kindly and
helpful treatment by others reiorma-
tIon will be accomplished In many
cases. But the criminals too ready ex-
euse for his crime that he could hnd no
homes, employment OF his hands or his
brains Is seldom true.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01
A rhssnninxirui r,rnbls-.

II tho 100000 people In eniish,en.
ed United States will mcrkly submit,
TO paying tribute 10 over $4,000. 900. 900
Of false railway values. how many
billions will the Inhabitants Of BE-.
nishtsd Porto Rico. tho Philippines,
Hawaii. ETC.. Be willing 70 pay tributs
~ 10 this . mathematical o. pArsuo.
lesseai pespositiea f-Fasn. seesk aad
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01
RICH STRIKE IN CALIFORNIA.
Ciaias Made ~ svs nes Geese . ssssh u
h.sktyss nsss's,ss.


h.shtyss Assststss.
Mrsifor,i. Ore. Sept. :N.-The great.
rst minlng excitement ever known In
Northern California has ls.cu caused
by u rtch strike. claimed Ia have bccn
made In the Hiskiyou mountains. one
mile from the Jackson county lin~. On
what In known ~ Sterling Butte.
william Angie and Jordan Brown
ARE the alleged discovrrcrS. They
came 10 Mcdford last night. claiming
TO have nifty pounds of gold dust. They
say they have bsn prospecting for
about six weeks and struck ths pay
iirt two weeks axo. They have taken
out about sixty pounds oe gold. nnd
ARE enthusiastic ~ 10 future develop.
mcn,s. The n,inr Ii said 10 bc 1880
feet above sca level. Ttc altitude will
mnkc Il impossible n work n,ore than
n few weeks longer this winter. hut II
Ii likely Tint hundrcds of issopic will
h In the vicinity within the next few
days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01
"vovNo oR,FFo" RUNS AMvcx.
Fsgliiss sssihss Aasy r-Assss.ass % state
ntreSt. CAiesgp.

Chicago. scpt. 21.-Aibcrt Grifilths.
better known ns Young GrIho." the
pngilis', Is strapped In u straight jnck.
ct nj the Harrison street police station.
where lie II being held pending an ex.
animation na to Ills mental condition.
Griffiihs run ninuck this evening ON
State street. nnd from Congress street
to Hubbard court he left n trail mark.
ri by bruised faces. Three policemen,
who arrested the pugilist were sent
sprawiing 10 the ground by n series of
blows. aud rcinforccmcnts were ncceu.
ssry before the prisoner was finally
taken IL patrol iox.
Before Gristttlis wns tieti In the ia.
troll wagon hc hal taken on every
article Of clothing which he wore.
0rltiiths wns drinking In u saloon
when he suddenly ienpc,i into the air.
turned loos. series ~ yclls and
PUSHED into the street. where hc hit
everybody hr could rrach.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

No man can do his work well. .as
we'll as he can. yea, In and year out.
and not be hacking and hewinE at
something more impalpable than wood
or stone. and not be shaping some
thing more double than iron or steel.
even In his own character. his own
spiritual destiny. Every workshop is
= workshop for forging that. for max
ing 10 strong and beautiful.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Tho United stntrs coast survey par.
ties under John Nelson and J. Fi~rnrr
hare rr,urued frpm Ainsks. Their
s,immers work y of gf~at importance.
~ its result will doubtless bs r,usid.
ered In drtsrmlning the intsfnatIonAi
boundnry. f
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

A Boston old maid declared that II
Hobson had been 4 benedict he would
rot have dared to kiss Miss Arnold.
she is probably right The country
would not have tolerated q Benedict
Arnold affair
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Tnere II more Catarrh IN this secsloa o. the
country than all other diseases put toyether.
and until the last few yeaSs vs. supposed 10 %
incurnbieL For : great many years doctots pro.
bounced Il . local disease, snd prescribed iocal
remedies, snd By constsntly Milling 70 cure
Science has proven catarrh 70 be . coostitu-
tionai disease. and therefore require. eonsa-
tutional treatment Halls Cetarrh Cuse. mm.S mAn-
Il the only constitutional cure 90 the market
Il is taken Internally in doses from 70 dsops to
8 teeapoonfuL II Acta directly upon ne oiooo
and mucous surfaces Of the system. They oneS
one hundred dollars for any case faiis 70 cure.
Eeud for circulars and testimoniAA Aoofoss
F. J. CHENEY Z CO..
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

As soon as a silver dollar Is turned
loose from the mint. 1t goes to NOV
Ing crops. paying mechanics and clerks
their salaries: to distributing manu-
factures. to adding to the wealth Of all
producers by enabling them to ex-
change their products.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Go face the hrc at sea, or the cholera
IN your friends house or the burglar
in your own. or what danger lies in
the way OF duty. knowing that you are
guarded by the cherubim Of destiny.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

In all thoughts and plans for the
betterment OF the world 1t has come
to be seen that progress must be by
biological and not by mechanical
methods.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

The settlement which Is making
fastest progress In society and crowns
the exit OF the century Is the brother
hood OF man.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Over and over again tho old truth
comes back 10 US that no man II good
for much until he has suffered . great
sorrow. The baptism Of pain Ii on-
Of the instrunen'aii,iss for purging
away the dross OF our nature and max.
ins US at 10 be pariakern OF the In
hsritsnce Of light Not those Who
have escaped the merry trial. but those
who have gone through Il and come
cat unhurt and Ciorined. arc 10 be en-.
We'd. II We have the right stuR In us
W. shall be helped and not harmed "
these seeming eaIamities.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

The power of one man to compel
another to do his bidding. caused by
the superior mans having authority 70
punish, is despotism.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

When not so used. II is held locked
up In the treasury and In bank vaults
for the purposes Of bond syndicates
and national bankers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

II 1t were not for the silver GER
tihcates and srcenbacks in circulation
the business Of the country would col
lapse at once.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

The government has Just ordered
1e.000. 900 cartridges. The world
mustn't forget that America is loaded.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

At least so per cent of the business
OF the country is being done by silver
certificates and greenbacks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

There u no wisdom in useless and
Aspslsss sssfow. rs
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

A man gets the last word In an ar
gument with a woman. but It's because
shs gives It to him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Wtth . Chicago girl a. the Mrs. vice
Dsoset Of lndIa aaA another q the
IN. 0evesnes 0snsssl Of The PAiite.
61oes. ~ 8essos.hisssd sivi e D.
4DolD vill ~ ~ abje 70 hsiA ~ 49,
- Alte eeaOs - ~ tiDs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Lots Of people are too conscientious
= lie and yet manage to suppress the
truth.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

The people who are buying Cuban
3unta securities would be easy for an
amateur gold brick operator.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01
down. and unless the great and small
Algers are driven from public place
the general wrath will center against
Mckinley. PERCY PEPOON.
sixteen to One or Bus,.

Gold Is 'out of circulation In the
United States. 1t Is not money at all.
1t is 4 mere commodity used to Offset
foreign claims.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

One wonders II the friendly spir,,
shown ~ W tho British sovernmen,
is not perhaps due TO III. enort Of the
Anerican sirI who Is said 10 w,sld such
~ inhncncs In political circles Of Eug.
Jsad Just now. II II bs 30 W. viii sx.
suse her desertion a. . jus,ihAsis
aDoon1 10 q desirable end.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

FITS rsraAssntlyC Cured. Noass ssrvsvsssss aStsa
Asst days Of DR.. khnss Great Nerve Rsstossr
ssnd fer FREE $500 trial bottle and trsatiss
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

You may buy. you may scatter the
fruit II you will. but the rind Of bananas
will trip you up still.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

"whst kind Of impressionsf well.
when q Boston girl passes him o. the
street II mAkee him snee8e."
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

That woman has hated me for years."
company dinner for me and forgot to
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Sons OF Atlanta. Ga. The greatest dropsy
specialists in the world. Read their adver-
tisement In another column Of this paper.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

II 10 noble to keep still. and the re-
0uks Of silence is like keen sword.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Ere long a few families have no need
to spend all their surplus on improve
they to lend II out. a competition In
this business would put interest down
to merely nominal. In time bank
is started and they all hoard In banks
by depositing. This enables the bank
to lend out a portion Of the net profits
and exact q large income by usGSy.
There Is no longer any redistribution
OF the net profits OF labor. Money. one
OF the great factors OF distribution. is
monopolized. Interest begets interest
and redistribution is throttled. 1t Is
on redistribution the first assault is
made. Presently several families be-
come poorer, are distressed and part
with their land. Then landlorGism
begins and rent aids usury to still
farther depress redistribution. The
idleness and poverty among many be-
gets crime and the community is put
to great cost.
Now to prove my theory. just glance
at these few states where this first at
tack upon redistribution has never
been permitted. but has been avoided.
Take Appengall. Switzerland. where
there is not one poor person, where
the people are more crowded than
elsewhere. some 500 per square mile.
and where every family occupies what
We would call palace.
Again. Just suppose case. Imagine
a perfectly equal. prosperous. busy
state, all the profits OF labor are rap.
idly distributed. nothing carried out
never to return In any shape. Now.
suppose that the government takes all
the net proHts In taxes and spends
every dollar abroad. In two years that
state must be plunged into distress.
The whole society would become pau
periIed In time withou, a single ex-
csption. Suppose the government
spent the revenue on its ofiiciaia and
parasites at home. Then all would be
impoverished save those so favored
and their servants and on hangers.
Now what Ia the difference whether
this absorption Of all the net pronts
10 done directly by the government or
indirectly by = custom Of the people
themselves. such ~ boarding II In
bank so as to enable q portion Of II
to be used to rake more o6 from
labor? Only In this latter case II all
goes to few among themselves.
The point I make Is TINT this whole
disease. called poverty In modern So
ciety. Ii due entirely to the assault
made In the fourth process Of the SO
ciai statc-redistributIon. and II grows
from ANAL beginnings like the cancer
or the avalanche. All other evils
grow out OF the inequality II causes.
Can we think OF one but has come
from the ovcrErown power or greed or
crime. etc. that are the onsprings o!
this!
CLARKE IRVINE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01
FIRST FATAL STEP.
WHICH LEADS THE WORKERS
TO POVERTY.

The Monopoly of Money Prevcnts the
Rehabilitation of the Net Prodts of
Labor aad Is . Result Poverty Ap-
Psars In Society.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

But few people who are born fools
ever succeed In living II down.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

As soon as a gold dollar is turned
loose 1t hunts bank or subtreasury
vault, where 1t is held until Mr.. ].
Pierpont Morgan. or some other for
eisn agent. is ready 20 send 1t abroad.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

HAsssss Year Dsvsls WITH cassssses.
c.ndy Csshars!e, e.rs eoaseapss:oa feesvsa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Bold by Druggists, 7sc.
Halle Family Pills arc the best
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

II 10 costly wisdom that Is bought By
ozpeeieaes.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

Ibid you enjoy the cathedrals abroad.
Miss 6hutter?' mo; the horrid things
were too big for my camera"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-01

How utterly Illogical and unbusi-
nesslike are those business men who,
when our whole hope OF business sta
bility and prosperity depends on the
Increasing circulation OF silver. at
tempt to discredit it and destroy It's
power to do the business OF exchange, (,
When II Is Sixteen to One or Bust for
every country in North and South
America. how criminally foolish it is
TO Join with European Tories and
speculative capitalists against the
hard-pushed American producer,
w. V. BYARS
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WALLINGFoRD NEWS.

Ben Dayton was arrested yesterday
on Washington street and locked up.
The prisoner is charged with having,
with others, entered the house of C. J..
Morse on Cherry street and appropriate
ing sundry articles, including suit Of
clothes and a quantity of wine. The
accused will be brought before Judge
Judd this morning for trial. There are
four or five more implicated, and they
will be announced later.
The first game in basket ball of the
new state league took place here last
might. The game, though one-sided,
was very interesting. The visitors were
defeated, 27 to 8. Lane of the Walling-
fords made Is points out of q. There
were three hundred persons in attend
ance.
Next Monday will be the last chance
for dissatisfied taxpayers to appear be-
fore the board of relief.
The New Havens will play polo here
This evening, and it is safe to say that
the game will not be as one-sided as the
previous ones have been.
The rainfall here on Thursday was
16-100 inches.
Robert Morris started yesterday for
Chicago.
Company K has elected Quartermas-
ter Sergeant L. L. Hall secretary and
lieutenant Norton treasurer
Rev. q. G.. Richardson will exchange
with Rev w S. Manship of South Mer.
iden Sunday evening.
DR.. j. III. Archambault and bride are
home from their bridal tour and will
start Monday for Canada.
Accanaut lodge, I. o. 0. F., will at
tend service at the Baptist church in
Yalesville Sunday evening.
The New Britain regulars will play
basket ball here next Thursday even.
ing.
The rain has smoothed down the ice
on the lake and if the cold wave comes
without snow, the skating will be fine
there.
Austin & Hallenbeck have decided tc
Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co. narrow
strip of land west Of the factories for a
driveway.
The octoroon company which was
booked for the opera house Tuesday
evening has gone under and will not an.
pear here. The Sages, hypnotists, are
booked for Thursday, Friday and Sat.
urday evenings of next week.
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MEMS MEETING.

The popular service for men at War
ner hall tomorrow afternoon at four
O'Clock, under the auspices of the Cen
trail Young Mems Christian association.
promises to be of more than usual in
terest Edward S. Swift will be the
leader of the meeting. w. r. Harper
will sing and the Y. NJ c. A. GIee club
will render selection. H. B. Gibbud' s
subject will be MAN Behind a Tree,
Man in Tree, Man Under a Tree, Man
Up Tree. Man on a Tree" All men
are invited.
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MkLIEY**NEErYzap@s
PUT OUT BY POLICEMEN.

An Incipient Blaze in the Schollhorn
Scissor Factory.
What might have been a disastrous
blaze in the William Schollhorn scissor
factory at the corner of Wooster and
Wallace streets yesterday morning
about $3.50 a'clock was put out by Po-
liceman Terrence Clancy. Clancy was
passing the factory when he saw flames
shooting up from the cellar. He burst
open rear window and after whistling
for aid Officer James Shamp came to
his assistance and the two finding water
handy soon extinguished the blaze. The
fire was in some waste and is thought
to have been caused by spontaneous
combustion.
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Brief Mention.


High water to-day, 1886 a. m.
"a Insurance & Loans. Chas. Wilson & Co.
Two family house. 81. 500. RE Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Baum of 275
Portsea street are rejoicing over the ar
rival Of daughter. The little stran-
ger made it's appearance at 8 o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
No wonder there is a big sale of seal
sacques going on at the Burgess Fur &
HAT Co.'S, for the chance is too good to
lose. They are, for a short time only,
giving a $50 bargain for only $40. They
will for the next few days make to or
der seal sacques from the best quality
electric or China seal, with extra quail
ity Innings, either plain or fancy, for $40,
regular price $50. Also now is the time
to secure big bargains in fur collarettes,
scarfs, muffs, ETC., at this old establish
ed store-latest styles and plenty to
choose from.
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NEW ADYERTINEMENYS rO-DAY.

NEW 1DF EKTISENE EN- IN IO-DAE,
Antique Furniture-219 Columbus Avenue.
Butter-E. q. Hall & Son.
Bargains-E. Schoenberger & Son,
Daily Doings-Malley, Neely & Co.
Estate Sophia f. Lincoln-Probate Notice.
Freak Weather-F. M. Brown & Co.
-Wanted-National Bank Stocks.
Fresh Blueberries-Gilbert& Thompson.
For e-Homestead-Mrs L. W. Alling.
Glasses--C. J. Monson, Jr., & Co,
Jackets-The Chas. Monson Co.
Mantels-Chamberlain Co.
Mid-Winter Hats-Brooks & Company.
New Creamery Butter-Publc Market,
Preaching Prices-F. E. Brooks.
Paine's Celery Compounded Druggists
Postum-At Grocers'.
Religious Services Page.
Stock Rights-H. G. Warren & Co.
Winter Coat Prices-Howe & Stetson.
Observation-Disclosures Canal Street.
Manted-Position- stenographer, This Office
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FAIR HAVEN w. G. T. II.

Mr.. Samuel P. Thrasher, secretary of
the Law and Order league, will speak
at the meeting of the Fair Haven w. c.
T. u. on Cunday afternoon at o'clock
The meeting will be held in the regular
hall on Grand avenue.
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Local Weather Report.

Mean temperature, 40.
Max. temperature, as.
Min. Temperature, 81.
Precipitation inches.
Max. velocity of wind, 2l-NW.
Accumulated excess of daily mean tenn
perature since January l, 80 degrees: or an
average daily deficiency of 8.o degrees.
y Total deficiency in precipitation since
January !, 81 inches.
U. G. MYERS. Observer.
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WEATHER RECORD,

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
WASHINGTON. D. G.. Jan. 81. 1898, p. m.
Weather forecast for Saturday
For New England: Generally fair, preced-
a ed by light snow In northern portion; vari-
able winds.
For eastern New York: Generally fair,
followed by Increasing cloudiness; variable
winds.
Local Weather Report.
EnR rANrARv ~ 1909
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"Sophomore," as Cents.

Made of N. Y. Mills Muslin, three-ply
linen bosom, reinforced front Felled
seams, patent extension back and sleeve
facing, collar button pocket.
S19 fer s.. s..
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Score Of Good Things for SATURDAY..

200 Yds. Westerly Spool Cotton
Good Blk Sewing Silk. per spool,
Hemmingway's Blk. Sewing Silk,
Richardson's Blk. Sewing Silk.
90 inch Tape Measures,
Aluminium Thimbles,
Blk. Pins. per box,
White Cotton Stay Binding, roll.
Dress Stays. doz.,
Cabinet Hair Pins, box,
IL Papers Hair Pins,
8 Yd. Roll Worsted Skirt Braid,
Bias Velveteen Binding, yd.,
IL Papers Good Pins
Isc Seamless Dress Shields, pair,
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James G. Sons Gold-eyed Needles, pa &c
Cord Edge Worsted Skirt Braid, yd, &c
I3c quality S. H, & M. Veveteen
Skirt Binding, corded with
featherbone--b brown, blue and
green, per yd. &C
Barbour's Linen Thread, spool, &c
25c Silk Hose Supporters, Ladies,
Misses aud Children's-colors
only I2Ac pair
25c Boys Combination Waist and
Hose Supporters. blk only. I5c pr
l3c Lisle Loom Hose Supporters,
ladies, misses, children's--
white. black colors. &c pi