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CHAPTER LII.

The arrival of Gen. Sherman with a
,n,;Dle Il frieades though il relieved the
f1eet from its inr n. inent dan9erCf capture or
destruction, did not entirely Tree II from
its assaiIants The number OF these
quito equaled in numbers the relieving
force and their know ledge OF the intri-
cate yindings OF the tayCus gave them
advantages that made them still quite
dangerous. They had piece OF field
artiI Iery with them and at every ODuor-
funify they would make Il sharp attack
upOn tie force OF men engaged in cutting
away the distractions to the return Of The
feet. and would keep up the fight until
"A hesfyy gun could lie brought to lear
upon them by one Of the boats, when they
would Withdraw i'm haste to renew the
attack AT some other pr int.
IL had already cen determined to with
draw the expedition Eut il required
nearly weeks hard work and fighting To
get il Lack into the unobSlructed waters
of the lazoo.
The cunbcat people had leen in sucf
peculiar peril that they were rejoiced t.
get out OF the scrape without the loss OF
vessel but the failure OF the project
WAS very disheartening thing for the
officers and men OF the army. This
made the fourth grand attempt To reach
The high lands in the rear Of kicks burg
md though ii had not cost nearly IT,,
l-zaount Of life that the Chickasaw Bayou
attempt had, il had not come so near sue
ceeding.
Waller. ignorant OF all that had be-
fallen the rest Of his comrades. had
looked forward with the greatest i'm
patience Ia his return 10 his ccmrany.
and the meeting there with O'Neil Bron-
son. and Karl. AS soon As he could get
his dism issai from the gunboat duty he
FASTENED by the next TRANSPORT TO
Youngs Point, where lac Was told that
his regiment was living.
His heart sank The moment he walked
ashore from the boat into the cherries
muddy camp that strung aiong the narrow
Ievee Bad a. lie had orce thought the
CAMPS at Cairo. they were comfortable
alongside this wretched abiding place
which 10 labor could make even tolerable.
Everything ard everyone was grimed with
the sticky nud that spread over eve-y
inch of ground not OCCURRED Ey the
turlid water ri the river and bayous
Not one OF his comrades who met and
greeted him warmly but showed The ter
rible prostraticn Of the fever and dys-
cntery which raYaged their systems. Ten
per cent. 81 the regiment had died and
their graves dotted the Ievee Two-thirds
81 the regiment were in the hosri al and
the remainder only seemed kepf from
going there by their price and wiIl-poyer
ENcn more oisheartening was the in
formation given him concerning the resi-
Of the file. lie was told that Bronson
and Kari bad run the batteries ON lie
Queen 81 the Nest, and after passing
them successfully, had gone with her on
an expedition up the Red River, where
she had been CAPTURED by the rebels.
after desperate fight, in which il was
more than likely they lad either Leen
killed or drowned, as nothing had since
been heard from them o Neil had dis
appeared from camp on the same day o.
the running OF the batteries, and his
fate was a perpiexing mystery. lie had
also pr badly been drowned or killed
Waller bore up brayeIy under all these
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world. He admits that il is blazing hot
Tor four months of the year, but the other
eight months resemble the climate of the
Garden of Eden. There is simply no end
to the millions OF gold in the mountains.
and the only trouble is about water.
Some of his friends took out SlO0 900 OF
gold last year, but it cost them $50 coo, for
they had to import all the water they
used, at cost of 12H cents gallon.
Representative Catchings, of AIissis-
sippi who has hitherto been one of ex-
President Cleveland stanchest support
ers- has parted company with him on
expansion. RE said last Saturday: II
believe in holding all that we have got.
The events OF the war are all in the line
of the Nations progress and must be ac-
cepted in that spirit. We have got to
grow, and we can develop now at less
cost and with less friction than in the
future. | look to the building up of an
enormous trade in the Orient, and the
civilization OF millions of people, nor do
consider the problems presented more
difficult than those we have successfully
solved
Hon. Arthur Sewa1I, of Maine, late
Democratic candidate for the Vice-Presi-
dency, was in the city last week, in the
interests OF the Shipping i'll, which he
cl inns is a measure for general benefit
He says that he is still as ardently for
Free Silyer as ever, and that it viii be the
issue in 1900. As to expans ion, he says
that we have taken the territory, and
therefore must do the best with it we can
Hon. John G. Brady, Governor of
Alaska, is in the city, and gives most
hopeful view of our hyperborean pos
sessions. He thinks there is no doubt
that Alaska is a much better country
than Denmark, Norway or Sweden, and
has fine agricultural possibilities. He
raised fine oats, barley and grass at
Sitka, and brought with him specimens.
a Government surveying party took out
lean lot of animals last Summer and
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so literally hat the IN tit; ii N has been
able TO pur hlsc the fl he building of the
Columbia Athletic Cub. on G stree. be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth This
Is a splendid building. which, with the
grounds, cost the Athletic Club probai "
S150,oo0. Though the club is a large one.
it ran behind in its finances. and the Y.
NJ. c. a. has been able to secure the build
ing for $4,000. This gives it a MAGNIFICENT
horne. with all the requirements ready
gymnasium, baths, reading
r@ors, school-rooms, ETC. These can
easily accommodate / 900 attendants.
Ex-Secretary Of State, Cen John W.
Foster, has been very i'll with an attack OF
pneumonil at his Wasili 1gton residence.
He contracted severe COLI through ex-
posure at the funerel of the Mexican
Ambassador, nor Maths Romero, hav-
ing charge Of the ceremonies as the
nearest friend OF the deceased in this
country. Tn re was con- iderabIe appre-
hension for several days on account of
Gen. Fosters condition, as his loss would
be a public cal lmity in view of his great
usefulness to our foreign service through
his profound knoWl edge of international
law and diplomatic history. He is at
present Il member of the Anglo American
Commission, which for some months has
had under consideration various cues
tiOns of difference Between the United
States and Canada. Happily Gen. Foster
has so much improved that his early
recovery is now confidently expected.
Gen. Foster had an honorable war record,
entering the service as Lieutenant-Col-
onel of the 25th Ind. in 1861, and being
promoted Aug. "a, 1862, to Colonel of the
65th Ind. He was brevetted Brigadier-
General of Volunteers.
Since the civil war he has been almost
constantly in the foreign service as Min
lister to Mexico, Russia, Spain, and during
part Of the Harrison Administration hold
ing the position of Secretary Of State.
His great ability has been recognized
abroad as well as in this country, and it
will be remembered that he was employed
by the Emperor of China, with the con-
sent of the Japanese Government, to
arrange the terms of peace between these
two nations two years ago.
Geo. A. Smith, President of the Cham
Der of Commerce at Macon, Ga, told the
House Rivers and Harb0rs Committee last
week that they were rapidly learning
Yankee ideas down his way. They
bought cottonseed at IS cents a bushel
| and converted it into the finest brand of
Italian olive oil, and were selling their
| abundant sweet gum lumber as satin
maple" at $40 per 000' feet. This was
Incidental to Mr.. Smith s argument for an
appropriation to improve the Okmulgee
River.
Representative Mercer has introduced a
bill to erect new building for the De-
partment of Justice on the site OF the
present one-on Pennsylvania avenue OPP
posite the Treasury-at a cost of ST 900, COO
Hon. Eugene Ives, of Yuma, Arz., tells
the people he meets in Washington that
Arizona is the greatest country in the
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brought them back in the F. Ii rolf lg fat
from the nutritious grasses they found.
He thi 1ks that there v iii some tine be a
tis immigration of Danes. Swedes and
Norwegians to that country. the main
trouble at present is over the liquor ques
tin. The laws of the United States pro-
hi5it the introduction of whisky, yet more
than 5000 gallons were smugs ID in last
year from Canada. 1t is impossible to
keep it out, and he favors high-1icense
law
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lSines Tor months treatment free. Send
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ADDRESS at once; or, write for Question Blank
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ADDRESS DR. N BEATY, Print, National Dispen-
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A Science wh eh insures Heal h, Happiness and
business Success. SURPRISES zlyp otfsas. IL
founded ON TRUTH, d-velopS latent Power. e.sies
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sson loo. w 81 70 ~ a. saoI.oke. Haas.
Why remain ir darkness when Light IS ~ hands
Mention The National Tribune.
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MISS LILLE FRUSH, EIwood. Ind, writes .-Thres
years ago was a mere skeleton and thought be
hopeless victim OF Catarrhal Consum pton. Ny entire
system was saturated and diseased with the catarrhal
poison bespnged to consumptVe family and no ons
ever expected me TO get we'll again but placed in
ena.ge OF Dr NJ Beatty who gave me his Sana-Cera
treatment shortly, the coughing spells left me- my sp-
petite returned stronger Increased ina weight
and after months course was completely cured
am now IN perfect health and stout hearty woman
as viii see b. nhOtnrranh
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Orr re0dfrs riH do 7ceV to no zee tie lropo-
siton Of git contest on Tie il, ST column #
page 4 Of This poier. 1t rs thance to set a
500 set Of boohs that does not occur often
Read the pro iosifion before ii is too late.
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EDITORIAL EOTE.-O'Neil Rad some Que IT
Kings happen to him in the camp of tie
rebels, and met with tremendous surprise
These will be told Of in the next install
N eIlts
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Send Us ONE DOLLAR

This stove is size SKIS; oven Is lSxiIxIi; top,
2ixi4; height, esq. Made from best pig iron,
large ues cut tops heavy centers heavy corners,
heavy Innings, with very heavy sectional ilreback.
large baiied ash pan. slide hearhplate and side oven
shelf, pouch feed, door kicker, heavy tn-iined
oven door, handsome nickel trimmings doors, front,
sides etc Extra large deep porceian-ned reservoir
Hest Coal Burner made. and furnish extra wood
crate, making it q perfect wood burner.
WE ISSUE A BINDING GUARANTEE with every glove.
yourtocai dealer would &C such
order this and you viii save ar least a. CO. The
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Cur New Free Stove Catalogue Shows the most com
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The Costliest Cough Cure !
is Change of Climate /

and its that's possible always
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the climate to the lungs? 1t is the power this
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Representative Mercer has introduced a
bill to erect new building for the De-
partment of Justice on the site OF the
present one-on Pennsylvania avenue OPP
posite the Treasury-at a cost of 81 900 coo.
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The House iii aTy Committee has re-
ported favorabiy upon the ILL to remove
Gen. Rawlinsts remains from Congress
sional Cemetery to Arlington.
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AVID THIS lD. and
we uilisend you this
BIG 300-poInd new
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The Naval erIatcry has determined
that Manila time is - hours, ~ minutes
and seconds ahead OF Washington time
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Hon. Eugene Ives, OF Yuma. Ariz.. tells
the people he meets in Washington that
Arizona is the greatest country in the
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BOYS KNEE ',,rs SUITS ~ Ar,
sizes from to t. Made mn i, az
erack-a-jaciS good patterns. Biz damhio
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KNEE PANTS FOR BOYS MADE Up
with wide. large double seats that extend
from seam 10 seam. hand foIlcd. hig
double knees. tapped seams. patent rivotcd
buttons. strong bands. puro wool fabrics.
Avariety of styles Among them Navy
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terms. Choice OF Sizes to 10 10
this week only ...... A8C,
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VERY HANDSOME BOYS. sr-t1,c
consisting of a variety of styles. ilain
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p STRICTLY All. WOOL SUITS FOR
GOOD staple patterns. Every r5ssi6ic
strengthening feature that skilled mil
orig can arpiy; Very dressy, choice
Stylish and reliable Childrcn's suits. mn
pick and choice of sizes to CO RI
carly callers this wecl; only q OH
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THE NEWS OF NORFOLK ON PAGES TWO TtIREE AND Fl
LOST.


OsT-WHILE DRIVING IN SOUTH
sI Norfolk Tuesday, one pocket
boot continuing money and valuable pa
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Wlttfc Eros, Commercial Place. or police
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These Prices Give The Public The Best Of |

Some men who don't know have an idea that all ready
to-wear Clothing alike and they continually so bindly
made nothing like good, fit anything like we'll
these extraordinary Mems Suit Bargains have just placed
on sale Tor the Seven Twenty Five Here handsome pat
terms OF Mems Sack Suits made up into fashionable three and
four button sacks, full lined half lined quarter lnedwde
french aclngs inverted pped seams full box conforming side
bodies, or bodylttng CaSSineres and ChevotS, that
are warranted in every detail to give Al Now is the
time Tor pick and choice of large and varied assortment of
no question about the most satisfactory results of securing
the best selection of patterns and sizes the outset Of the
season when the size scales complete.
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EErFEE SUITS FOR LITTLE FEEL
lows. Made from Black Twilled Cne-
yiot. Sizes TO age inclusive. Deep sailor
collars neatly embroidered. Choice OF
sizes as long as they lUst-;hls 20,
week only .......... 49,. ...... JoG.
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CHILDREN'S DOUBLE-BREAsTED
SUITS. Very durable wooden fabrics
Made up good ana strong sizes TO 10
both inclusive. \ big leader ana extra
ordinary trade winner CholcCf III
or slzes-:his week only ....... D .4i
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BOAR ERS.

VIZ ANTED. TWO UNFURNISHED
w rooms. with or without board ::
west OF Bank. Address L." caro- Nir-
Ein:1n-Pilot. IT.
TIME HOME.-EVERYTH NEW
L and clean, table board $500: board
and room $500 per week. AL and 4a3
Church street.
ID LEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
H. with or without board At 24l Church
street opposite st. Pauls Church.
mhl5-if
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FOR RENT.

IL OR RENT. THREE OR -FOUR
4 rooms suitable for light housekcep-
ing. Apply 305 Duke street. ap2l-3t*
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AGENTS WANTED.

w ANTED-sALESMEN AND COL
w iectors TO work N the city and
country. Apply to the SINGER MANU-
FEATURING CO. 2s9 and 29l Church St.
Norfolk Va. 4o7 Court street Ports
mouth. juS-2taw IT
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NIGHT SCHOOL

At the SOUTHERN SHORTHAND AND
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY Monday. Wed.
school IS especially designed far thosc
VINO arc engaged during the dav. In
etruction largely Individual Terms rca-
sonabIe. For further Information call AZ
tho University. or address
]. N. RESsLER. President.
Phone u. mhis-
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Just word to the skeptic in reference to Clothing
vaues bg-back type with all sorts of claims stare you in
dowS when in this neghbohood-ake peep at the hand
some patterns-type Of matera shapensss Of garments
on sale at the Nine Twenty-Five be much pleased to
have you go into still further details in the matter in fact give
them rigid and most thorough inspection Come in and
examine the quality Of the textiles take careful notice Of the
correct features and decided improvements in the tailor work.
T en- Gand t N s1 Whistler or not you would consider
avaing themselves OF this extraordinary Suit offering for the
Nine Iwenty-Five-why not your
If you have thought that leans toward economv take the
right road to money-Saving and right here Twelve
FIFTY never did, or in all probability will again capture
garments as we are now prepared 10 show. Gentlemen that
are PARTICULAR about their dress and have their individual no.
tons OF just the they want their Clothes to fit are rar-
tSuiiy requested TO GLANCE this gigantic assortment Of
Choce Spring Suits now on sale at only Twelve Fifty Big
gun hsIcos a,ors look at these goods in amlzenen and
duced and sold at retail for the Twelve Fifty-o match em
m t or reddowflr any other store is simply
same satisfactory results is entirely out Of question
You'll like these new Spring Suitsyou'l like them for
they are good in looks correct in style and perfection in m
OF course if you don't care what kind you WEAR and have
shape you can pay another dealer the price for some
thing that will not represent these improved features Then
again if you don't care what you PAY, you can give some
stiff charging tailor nearly double much as our Manufacture
ing price ana take Suit that may not fit anything like as well
as ours Here are excellent Suits moderate prce-tal
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nails ricos &C. in light and dark colors made up in evrv
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Dollars never captured such handsome Suits before and svSh
dreSSerS will find the best facilities and the best choC wv
ing their selections whilst the size conditions are in
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BOYS BOYS KNEE ..-r. e,.,~. 80
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to s Three lu
ctcl
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HoUSD FOR RENT.-lGo Covo street.
L Il newly papcred and all modern i'm
provcments. Apply GS Fcnchurch street.
ap2o-lwa
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ARGD FRONT ROOM. CLEAN.
a fully and nicely furnished: suitable
for two or more: must be seen TO be ao-
prcc.atcd. Terms reasonable. Small
family. , Cumberland street. apeo-3t@
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ID OSITION WANTED-DY y MAN
L with several years experience N
general merchandising. Can give first
class reference Address. M. g." Z. ..
Box S. Churchland Va. apl6-3tcod
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WY ANTED. - TWO HUNDRED MEN
w for railroad work at Sl.p0 per day
at 18th and Moran avenues. ap2l-lw'
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FOR SALE.

~ ELERY PLANTS.-LARCiE. ROOTED
" opcn-air grown. Golden sclr-branch-
ing and white plume Celery Plants: 81 cX-
press delivered cash; cash with order.
Sufficient muck adheres to the roots /:
they live and grow In transit. EENI;
HEAD FARMS. Orlando. Fla. apl6-lm~
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TX OR SALlc-l'INE; TRUCK or STOCK
A. Farm. four miles from Elizabeth
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BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS OF FINE
Cassime:es. Cheviots. Worstcds ana
Se?Ees IN a large ass-r;nen, of catchy -
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Made In all sorts of styles Tor big boys and
little tots. Big bargain values. C. Tn
Choice OF sizes this week $50. y D.JU
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IL OR SA1.F.-kNABE PIANO. Si65.0o:
4, beautifully carved rosewood case: as
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lcl- NirnnhN Strcl..
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Sforks and Ronds.

stocks and Bonds
NOTTU. de WITT e CO. 81 CRANKY a,
Stocks and bonds ~
Southern investments
Correspondence solicited
IA LD.smoai rrEnal, are the Boat s;f,' E,,t,,"s
ftti ether. sshd stNmTs ~ p,riii.,. III;
fef LaGi.S ~ ieTIn by Return Knit A. liros.,.,,
Chichester ChcluiC-i Co.. I'hil4d. 81
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ID ESIDENCE FOR SALE. - HCT:
-AO street Residence. brick. with metal
roof: rooms; all modern convcnicnCts
hot and cold water; slate rnantvlS and
Latrobc heaters; very easy terms. =. -.
box IL. apt1-9wS
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w ANTcD.-TWO FIST-CLASS COAT
w makers. none others need apply.
BEE. JONES & CO.. SO Main street.
aD20-3t
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w ANTED. MAN WHO UNDER
w stands manufac turing ice Frick
machine: ono who can take charge of
plant. Reference. Address JAS. S.
GROVES, Norfolk Va ap20-3ta
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Nv ANTE.D. = GIRLS TO LEARN
w weaving. Paid while learning. APP
ply THE NORFOLK SILK COMPANY.
Jamberts Point. Va. aplS-tf
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SNT ANTED-POSITION WITH FIRST
w class wholesale concern as travel
ing or local salesman: can give the best
OF reference. I am at present the occu-
pant OF t. responsible position: desire
change. "DRUMMER." caro- Nirgiran-
Pilot. Gpl9-lw'
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WY ANTED. - REGISTERED PllAR-
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about 20 years OF age. state experience
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UNLIMITED ASSORTMENT OF NOR.
lf SUITS Tor Boys. all ages ana sizos
patterns. light. dark and -Tncdh.m r i,t'y
pin checks. piaids and staple designs. XII
sorts Of shopes. Choice Of TH m