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The San Francisco call., 1899-02-09
@ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
F|LIPINOS
PREPARING
TO RESIST

VICTORIA, B. c., Feb. s.
According to mail advices
brought by the steamship
J Empress Of China the Filipinos
were making every preparation
when she left the Orient to
, fight the Americans at Iloilo.
Armed natives were pouring
into the town in a steady
stream and schooners crowded
, with men were daily entering
the river. They were not being
interrupted when the liner left.
A sensation was caused among
, the fleet on January II by a
report that the Spanish gunboat
Ell Cano had landed 5000 stand
Of arms for the rebels.
!, Day and night the Filipinos
continued to prepare for lively
resistance and every hour of
, the day was made to count in
, throwing up works and barri-
cading the streets. Kerosene
has been placed in the Govern
ment buildings, churches and
, principal houses, and 1t was
threatened that If the Fill
pinos met defeat they would
be burned.
, Although there were only
, about $500 Filipino soldiers in
Ilotlo there were at least 10000
natives in the suburbs awaiting
, the call to arms. Ten thousand
, of these were Montanos, armed
with spears and knives, and the
others were mixed tribes from
, Negros Island. The natives
. were enthusiastic at the idea
Of taking the city. A large
number Of houses were display
, ing flags bearing the inscrip-
. ton independence or Death.''
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After remaining in Cation for some
little time, chatting with friends, the
three started for home again in their
dogcart. About a mile and a half from
the township they passed the local SER
geant of police. At that time they were
on standstil' leaking to their broth
er, who was on his way home to the
agricultural college. The young people,
however, did not reach their home, and
on the following morning, the parents
becoming alarmed, one of the brothers.
in-law was sent to town to make in
quiries.
the brother-in-law noticed the tracks
of a vehicle leading IN through slip
rails to an eighty-acre paddock or field.
Knowing that it was most unusual
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ELLEN MURPHY.

dreadftff news. but having the report
sabstantiated by another telegram, he
at once obtained leave and left,for Cat
ton. ..t..5......t so.
The Government Criminal Investiga-
ton Branch at. once took up the case.
On Tuesday the. government medical
officer went to the scene and made a
post-mortem examination of the bodies
He found that the brother had his skull
broken, and that Nora and Ellen had
been treated in similar manner. Nora,
in addition, was found to have an in
cised wound on the outside of the right
eye and several scratches on her face
The medical examination showed fur
ther that both of the girls had been
most cruelty outraged prior to death
and all of the bodies mutilated in a
manner that Is unprintable, indicating
a f1endishness unheard of before in any
part of the civilized or uncivilized
world
On Wednesday morning Paddy Per-
kins. famous black-tracker (native
black). with another blackfellow, ar
rived here, and left almost Immediately
for the scene of the tragedy. At day
light the same morning the police in
spector and several other officers pro-
ceeded to the scene of the murders and
made thorough search. Nothing was
found save small handkerchief which
IL IS SuppOScu DclOHSeu W one Oh the
murdered girls. The leaves and sticks
in the vicinity of where the bodies were
discovered were found to be very little
disturbed.
AS the result Of inquiries made by
the police, it was ascertained that a
farmer living a mile from the field in
which the bodies were discovered
heard a sharp decisive report about
$3.50 o'clock in the evening of Christ
mas Monday, and another person liv-
ing near heard several screams about
the same time. A farmer residing
about three miles out Of Cation also
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KANSAS TROOPS
ROUT THE ENEMY

WASHINGTON, War
following
MANILA Feb SThe
yesterday south
miles struggling
cunerng no decided opposition Army dsntegated natives
villages displaying
north the made
led
led men
the 4h Agunaldo issued
initiative declared
4t unrealzed Provost Marshal General disposition
respectful Fighting
a inhabitants
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(two days always being observed in
these colonies for Christmas). it was
some time before the. news reached
Brisbane. The first news that had
afternoon by Constable Murphy, a
brother of the victims. At first, Con-
stable Murphy could snot credit the
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@ @ @ @ 1000 Q 100000

within the towns. Probably this
was the result of the shelling. No
further attack was made during
the night.
The Spanish papers generally
comment in favorable terms upon
the admirable order maintained
in Manila.
The Union Iberia says: ''We
are satisfied that the Americans,
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AGUINALDO NOW SUES FOR PEACE
1t Will Be Granted Him Only on Condition That
the Rebels Lay Down Their Arms, and
r. Make Complete Submission

MANILA, Feb. 9.-The First Tennessee
Infantry has been sent on the transport ST.
Paul to reinforce General Miller at Iloilo. 1t
is Judged from this there has been deter
mined effort on the part Of the Americans to
land and take the city.
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The students OF the Linsly Institute
with their Characteristic enthusiasm
for all military manOeuvres. are Gag
erly anticipating the military camp
which Is scheduled for the second weel
In September. Tie actual expenses
have been reduced to a minimum. and
already nearly all the old cadets and q
large number Of new students have
ElgniGed their intention OF being pres
ent
The camp WIN be under the personal
supervision OF Lieutenant Blaine c.
Dent, United States navy, principal Of
the institute. Lieutenant Dent shortly
before his assignment to the Llnsly,
conducted a camp comprising over four
hundred boys. and the experience he
obtained guarantees the success Of the
fall outing.
The rules for the government Of the
cadets will resemble those IN force at
West Point ana Annapolis. A suhieieat
number of tents win be erected, the
regulation bugle calls win be made,
and the meals viii be served at COM
pany tables. On Sunday rest will be
the order Of the day. and religious SER
vices VIII be conducted by local min
lister. On this day the cadet uniform
will be worn, but during the week all
restrictions as 20 dress will be removed
Ali 10
old clothes suitable to camp life will be
worn.
Each boy will be required to bring
camp life: Cadet suit, ''rOughing
suit, change OF underwent. knife. fork.
spoon, cup and saucer. plate, two tow
els and a bar OF soap.
The new teachers, with whom Lieut..
Dent Is at present negotiating. will as
sist him IN managing the affair. New
cadets win be enrolled and the reguia-
ton ''setting up" drill for new recruits
will prepare them for drill later in the
fall
The daily routine viii be as follows:
Arise at q. M
Muster.
Prayer.
Swimming, fifteen minutes, in charge
Of Lieut.. Dent.
Exercise, ten minutes.
Breakfast.
Recreation, thirty minutes.
Drill, forty-five minutes.
omeer's school. thirty minutes.
Recreation.
Dinner.
Instruction for new recruits, thirty
minutes.
Recreation.
Supper at 8 p. m.
Dress parade.
Recreation until $3.50.
Prayers.
Taps and lights out.
During recreation. liberty to indulge In
various sports will be granted. These
will include swimming, fishing, base
bail, foot ball. fencing and anything
else which the cadets may desire.
This camp will furnish an Opportu-
nifty rarely afforded in this section Of
the country. The white tents, the
muskets stacked on every side. the dress
parade and martial music, the large
nag floating above, will klndle in the
cadets a feeling Of patriotism not 9TH
erwise attainable. and should military
service ever again call the Linsly boys
to the front this experience will be Of
Inestimable valve.
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rs alILLs sHuT poWN.

Pending tho Settlement of the Scale
for Indefinite Period.
The tin mills In the Greater Wheel
Ing district closed last night, virtually
because of the failure of settlement
at the Chicago conference on the wage
scale. One plant. the Whitaker, will
close tonight for repairs and will re-
sumo pending settlement of the w9se
question. As the scales in the timing
houses were previously adopted come
Of these departments will keep at work.
The stop will be taken advantage Of by
all the mills TO make any needed re-
pairs, and their resumption is indefinite.
No fishing" for the men would
have resulted had the scale been set
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THE Hotel Imperial, on Maryland
avenue. near the beach, Il one OF the
leading hotels on that popular thor
oughfare. I. q. Kendrick. the owner
and manager, has made n number OF
improvements "a the house this yenr,
including an entirely new front, with
cut stone colonial base and six new
bay windows, three on each side Of the
house. a new Kitchen has been built
in the rear, entirely away from the
rest OF the hotel. The house has been
newly furnished throughout, md pres
ents comfortable and luxurious np-
penrance. II contains over 100 rooms,
many having a full ocean view. In
short, the Imperial In one OF the best
located and most attractive hotels on
the island.
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PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming Of Wheeling
PeopIe and Visitors.

Going and Coming Of Wheeling
People and Visitors.
Attorney Frank P. Kennedy, of New
ark, o., is visiting his parents at Park
View.
Mrs. @. C. Reppeto. Of Moundsville.
was the guest Of Wheeling friends yes
terday.
charles schambra. Of Dennison, o., is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Boyce, Of North
Main street.
Miss Nora Denzer. OF Chlllicothe. o..
Is visiting Miss Blanche Shafer, Of
South Chapline street.
DR.. w. S. Hamilton Is at Savannah,
Ga, where he was called recently by
the death OF his father.
Edward H. wItthuhn, OF n. F. Beh-
rens' Co., left Thursday, for NJ.
Clemens, Mich, for his health.
Mr.. Joseph Hall has returned home
from Cincinnati. whore he has been at
tending the funeral Of his father, Mr..
Daniel Hall.
DR.. C. F. Ulrich returned last night
from an extended western trip. which
embraced attendance at the American
Medical Associations meeting at Col
umbus, Ohio. and visit to his daugh-
ter, Mrs. s. C. Blackman, at McAlles-
ter, Indian Territory.
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At Sl.OO Each
White Lawn Waists

with double rows of Snowy
insertion crossing fronts-are
very scarce at this price
what everybody wants fol-
4th Of July outings. Thou
sands of white and coIored
waists here at any price up
to 1898. Still a number Of
our finest colored waists left
at HALF PRICE.
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BRIEF MENTIoNINGs.
Events "a dhd About the City Given in
4 NntshelI.

Events o. md About the City Given In
a Nutshell.
ElkS' fair this afternoon and tonight.
Base ban bis afternoon, two games-
Wheellug " New Castle.
Df 1ohnB. Diekey has moved his Of
nee 70 TIE Exchange bank building
rooms . and 10.
The eounty board Of commissioners
meets q regular monthly session next
Monday morning.
The poles officers. hremen and city
omcIniS received their monthly stipend
yestlFdGy, ne pay roll footing up over
5000,
The board 81 directors OF the Com
mereinf BAN have Issued notice OF n
dividend Of per cent out OF the
earnlnf1 Of he past six months.
THE oity council police committee met
last hight ana opened three bids for
repair5 % tf0 patrol wagon. The low
est of fho three, that OF the Charles ].
Ellg CaFTiare Company, AS Is, was
accepted.
'Squito Rogers yesterday announced
that be would reopen the case Of Frank
CaEs 10 mar additional evidence. The
Testimony Produced 20 far was very
conflicting. No time for the second
hearing was let.
The committee TO examine the circuit
clerk'nn records has completed It's re-
port, which vii be submitted to the
judges Of ne circuit court next Mon
day. Nesar6. Charles A. shuck and NJ.
D. Post were The committee.
on wednesday evening. ut the home
Of the bride. "a Eighteenth street, oc-
CURED the wedding OF Mr.. Charles Ly-
dick aud Ma IONA Davis, In the pres
ence of many friends Of the contract
ing paFtieL The ceremony was per-
formed By Rev. Or. Cunningham, OF the
First PreSbYteElan church.
A nesting bf the Alumni OF the
wheeiinF public schools will be held at
the hlgh school building on Monday
July 3. At 7.do b. m. The report Of the
COMMITTEES on constitution and bylaws
will be consider red and n full attend
nnce r earnestly requested Az grad
untes Of tha pablic schools and high
school lro cordially invited.
Marshal rhonpson, Of bridgeport.
yesterday look over 90 Ohio Mart
Smith. who q wanted In Flushing on
q charge Of that. Smith. who was ar
rested IN this city by Lieutenant MI
chaeis. waived iroqulHitlon papers. lie
/ IN charged Wfth Yietinizlng a man
named D61dH2 his former employer,
out OF 80 about three weeks ago,
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SPECIAL THIS WEEK.

This week we will give 20 per cont dis
count on orr entire stock OF Diamonds and
Watches. This means that you will have
over t25.0O0 worth Of diamonds and watches
90 select from and get - per cent on our
will cost you Aeo1 at this sale, saving
OF 5000 TO you. We have diamonds from
800 TO 5000 each, ladies' and gpnts'
watches from $50 10 1880 each. and We
give you - per cent discount on regular
prices
New style Shirt Waist Sets at % per
cent on regular prices.
Rogers bcst Silver Knives and Forks.
1910 per dozen,
steriing silver Ring Bracelets, tho best
quality, at - cents each.
We are giving special bargains In over
t50.cO0 worth of diamonds, watches and
Hilverware this week.
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A Street Car Accident.

Last night, about 10 O'Clock the mo-
toman Of a car descending the grade
on the steel bridge lost control through
a defect In the brake. md his car
Ing at the foot Of the grade on Penn
street. Both cars we're badly damaged.
but happily none OF the passengers
were injured but there was a number
OF frightened people.
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20 Per Cent
Discount Sale

for the next 80 days. We'd like to stop this sale at
once, but few days since we sent out between
nine and ten thousand circulars, notifying the people
wthn'a radius of fifty miles of this city that our
entire stock with two or three minor articles ex-
cepted) would be sold as low as any reliable house
in America sold same class of merchandise, and then
give them discount of 20 per cent, refunding them
one-ffth the amount of their purchase. We cannot
honorably Withdraw this offer at moments notice,
and to keep faith with the public we shall continue
during the month of July to offer our entire stock at
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New Muslin
.UnderWear.......

Just opened more Of those
pretty muslin and cambria
corsetcoverS, drawers, skirts,
gowns, etc. Corset covers
as low as &c, but between
25c and SOC we show you
prettier styles than you have
ever before seen. A few
gowns still left on the special
counter at 99c, worth two
and three times as much!
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EseursIons 70 DetrOIt. Ailoh., vIl


The Eighteenth International Chris
tian Endeavor Convention Will be In
session at Detroit. Michigan, during
July. Excursion tickets for this event
viii be sold July 3, 4, 8 and 6. from
wheeling Via Pennsyivnnia Lines, re-
turn coupons valid July Is. For inform
ntion about the Journey, official train
gcheduie. special arrangement for eE-
tension OF return limit, please call upon
John @. Tomllnson, ticket agent
wheeling. Eb-Ey-l-o'
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Last evening. at o'clock. a still
alarm called the Island hose reel to
No. us Zane street. In the house oc-
cupIed by Edward Perry an overheatsd
gas stove had set fire 10 the woodwork.
The blaze was extingulshed without
the Introduction Of stream OF water.
The damage was less than $50.
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FOR THs HOT WEATHER AT
~ HESS a SONS.

ChCrfdfI, which We arc prepared TO
mike ~ ~ popular prices.
Oar IollfiEgan Underwear at Soc
76c and q 90 cannot DO cEcollod. Sizes
RS ihV,IlH ~ 30. q Hose q specially.
Always ne newest in SeckWoar,
COIlnf and Guns.
FnGhiouahlo Tailorg and Furnishers,
1877 ma 1898 Market street,
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In Clcrk Robertson,s oMoe.

Yesterday, In Clerk Robertson's office
the following deed was recorded:
Deed made June 10, 1892; by c. p
Flick. executor OF Barbara zIlles' es'
tate. to Christina Zllles and others
consideration, $500: transfers the I'll
les property on North Huron street. Is
Two deeds of trust were recorded.
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gseggi1liae11eer
ono5f16 I'd 81 Fourteenth streo..


InsiE on Plano and Harp-Alias
BStIs4 Rhodss & Co.
FSf yerd HaElett.
a lssesie 1IaierL
& 5ohaL, Dieksy.
Fd Eil1 I'd Piano.
Gu dtest Closes TO-night-House
G l1frr1l NTH page.
WeleoIit ne New store-Sampl Lin
EHnian Co. ighth page.
Han PIit Hats OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NE Orat Strike Is Diversions q
ThomaS-sr btu page.
"A-ulV 10 Late" Etc.-Autual saw
lnga Bank Fifth page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01
AeROSSTHE SANDS.
Twenty.six Noviees Iudueted Into
the Mysteries Of the Shrine.
OSIRIS TEMPLES BIG DONGS

Yesterday Afternoon and Evening
We're on an Elaborate scale-PaF-
ade ofNote Followed By InitItiatiOa
Ceremonies and banquet. the Lat.
ter Functions Occurring At Arion
HaII-Tbe New Members.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01

]. G. Tomllnson. agent Pennsylvania
lines, No. 5 Eleventh street, 10 agent FOR
the North German Lloyd, CunRrd.
American, French, Anchor, Red Star
and White Star lines See him for low
Get rates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01

we have htted more than twenty
thousand pairs or spectncles, giving US
record and experience IInequaled by
any other dpticinn In West virginia
Sntillnction guaranteed.
lIAClIl9 ", GRUBB, OpttctBn,
No. 1905 Market street,
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OHIO Street IS the only entrance TO
Elks fair. Take the upper yachts for
one cent.
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The Famous TyroIcnn Singers. direct
from the Island Midway. and Concert
by Opera House Military Band ut
Wheeling Park Sunday afternoon.
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9Th ofJuIy Reduced Fares via Penn.
syIyaniR Lines.

Excursion tickets will be sold Mon
day and Tuesday, July ) and (. from
ticket stations on the Pennsylvania
lines to other points on those lines
within two hundred miles Of selling sta
tion; good returning July ., inclusive.
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$40 to Atlantic city via Pennsylvania
Lines.

July 9Th and 2oth. August Sd and nth,
excursions 10 the Seashore Will be run
from Wheeling via Pennsylvania lines;
return limit OF tickets. fifteen days.
Ask John @. TomlInson, ticket agent,
for particulars.
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Late car on wheeling d Elm Grove
leaves Wheeling 1t lIiBO p. m. this
week.
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M.D. Jones, the TnIIor.

Ia now located in his new store at
1915 Market street. A full and COM
plete stock on exhibition at popular
prices. was
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wheeling Park Fourth Of July Pro-
grnmmo includes SiOO.OO Fireworks
Display.
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For a cool evening ride take whcol.
ing q Elm Grove cars 10 Wheeling
riiFk. fnro ilye cents.
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THE warfiuel yacht IL the quickest
and shortest route to the Midway.
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THE warfiuel yacht is the quickest
and shortest route to the Midway.
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THE warffuel yacht IL the quickest
and shortest route to the Midway.
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OHIO Street is the only entrance to
Eiks' fair. Take the upper yachts for
one cent.
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Retail Clerks Protective Association
Local No 1876

will meet at Trades Assembly hall. or
Sunday, July 2. at 2 p. m, sharp. Al
members are earnestly requested TO be
present for the transaction OF most Inn
portant business.
FRANK MILLER, President.
c. r. MAY, Secretary.
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OHIO Street Yachts land at the only
entrance TO Elks' fair.
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THE warftuel yacht IS the quickest
and shortest route TO the Midway.
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Tho Poa1r ITTroIonn singers, direct
from tho n fnd Midway, and Concert
Nv OpSfi fI1fao Military Band at
Vfheeiiri "a Sunday afternoon.
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ONO q the only entrance 10
Ems fatf. Ohio Street yachts
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SUMMER SERGE.

Ietus tell YOU few things about our Serge Suits. Prices
begin at 49, and run $40, S12, $3.50 and SIS At each
price we have Single and Double Breasted Suits Coats
full lined or half lined. These SUITS are comfortable,
Fashionable and Equal to Custom Made.
Serge Goats and Vests, made skeleton, 81 and S..
Crash Suits, the best you ever saw, $3.50 Suit.
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STONE & TAOMAS.
The Great
Strike is Over.

It's glorious newsl Everybody is happy. The old
town should now begin to boom. We will do our
part by continuing our
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DIE LNSLY BOYS
Are Looking Forward to Their
September Military Camp.
THE VERY STRICT DISCIPLINE

ofAnnapolls and West Point WIN be
Followed and Altogether Heat.
Dent and the Institute Instructors
Believe the camp-Out WmlForm an
Excellent Lesson for wheeling
YOuth-The Daily Routine.
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SADToREA.
B..nh. IN Kid Yv Vac klEil BsVsii
i''; 3 G1AzIM
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20 Per Cent
Discount. ....,.

Please bear in mind. we meet any special prices
made by any reliable dealers, and then refund zoe
on every dollar you spend.
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5au SIo...
VaH OH0tS'
GIG MTG SALE
Ladies' Tan Shoes
AT... .I-5.....OFF

We gfaans cysrbought IN ladies' tan
shoes this . -. and take this method Of
quickly con ng shooS into cash.
Remsmbof % includes every pair our
Immense = Ladies' tan Shoes-ths
choicest ttyi Ne are showing this sum.
mer AZ . ~ ut Oh price.
AS3.oo shoe costs you $40.
A $3.50 Shoe costs you Sl.e7.
AS2.o0 Shoe costs You sl.ss.
This Eaio 9 attracting attention of many
economical iaaiea. They are at frpnt Of
our stors-Wli pay you to look them over.
NAY BROTHERS,
RELnBlE SHlEs. 1917 Market St