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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-01-20
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MENaA7E NOT iTttE, MOTIVE.


MoiRen po Nj poa, Their frettiest
Lro.L. 90 WIN 4a.-.aiias -...sll..-
fkoro Z a iaiIaeyy., coHnnhnod, though.
to; tiis ffiscuilhe hinf on soclety-tnd
that Us that women dresAffor men. OF
oaprae Al ,YQmon know. better than
that and laugh AT Il IN their sleeves az
me most fidHuious 81 idtas. Most OF
'them would like. though to let men
80 on hlpling NJ, but, don't care,sBo
m going 70 ten, says a woman In tho
se.sL6tli GidBtiDehotrat. think any
nreatibe vino helongR 10 such a stupid
sex ought not, W pc Rlloged-lf there
~ any way OF enlightening hlm-to go
on thinking that any Woman would
time and haLerlal TO dress
for him. Lot me tell yoy, please. what
4, heard once, II was this; A woman
of my acquaintance wim clothed In q
new and most beautiful dinner suit.
which had cost hundreds OF dollars.
shd wore ~ for the first time with an
Riraoi a. ailGenIr4A, ING, who COULDN'T
haYe worn II soYyapd, looked as II
she had jpei stepped down out OF tho
latest Partisan fashioh sheet A man
looted at herd idAn VINO had.reached
AN tEe when'he ought "a have had dis
Itretion aud who vas aitil not In his
dbtagev-loohed ath haE and said;
That's your lgst gIBtsr's suit, Is it
note" I don't think need to tell you
more. but + WIN. Abooie a. human adult
on the same sex idih kfR once that my
gown was very beautiful. It was a
ten.oent lawn'thati Iimyself had made.
So OF course, all women save up their
best clothes for peopler who can APP
preciate them, and those people are not
men, % ~ . ylloalsa
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-01-20

- NAffh. IN y "a NHi
one NE follow ng, morning. 'as Shell
Is eaiehaV iolalus y tissue. paper the
snper1uoas ieaPpe1ns brought into
use on t@preyIous evening, Ruby once
more bunis In uysn her solitude
~ hasthnbaht over one OF Mcga
dresses a a guide: AID think this
mSino opght " make up prettlly."
she says tholdlns q PARCEL which she
carries, and Displaying with somc
triumph ~ coyudn frock aud a
piece OF sone lJgAfpNC material.
Shell pa1's ID ths'i OF rubbing an
imaginary sJd tfppsoHr the spoons
and stares AZ tho articles prodpeN
With wondgitg pyos., 81. =. 4t.
what aellou taikins aboutf" she
asks. with shsHihlored. strosa on the
word 1are--s -'ie' .. 90
a.".why. ! an euinE TO make a drew
for poor liue Meg" explaips itppy NJ
N rather lmAuint and injured lpnc
fon must haze ,rotleed how oaalS 'the
poor ehild't things NJ her7" n
Shell turn perfectly crimson:
-. YOU. cam mean what yor-tay'
Rubyf sho,ulef IN voice OF horror'
You have surely not been onermsno
mako elothet. for Robert Champssf .
children
why noirT demands Ruby, with a
faint nueh. consider Il only com
mon act OF charity 20 help tho poor
man when he Il In such dire need OF
help" =. III
ron then he asked you to sec about
~" queries Shell. looking relieved.
"WolL not rSactiy. We were talk
ing about the children. and l remark
cd that the nura seemed to have nc
idea how to dress them properly. o.
trouble IN themalier but l could 500
tnat 'h6 was distressed by what l told
him. So this morning ! went over
and caught the nurse just about to cut
out another monstroslty. 80 JUS
marched of Der sun. and one OF Mess
drcsses for a pAifern."
Wasn't the nurse tribe sur
pr1sedf asks shell, In dry sarcastic
tone.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-01-20
CENSUS OF THE ISLANDS.


Military Authorltlc. Must Count the Hos.
tile Insurgents.
Washington, Jan. iO.-ln addition 10
It's added duties, II now seems probable
that the war department will have to
supervise the next census taking IN
the recently acquired possessions of
the United states The census bill ms
reported 10 the honsc, makes up spe-
cihl provisions for this branch Of the
" orls, but " The general tcrns OF the
measure Rre not considered sufficient
10 cover this work an amendment will
probably be draDsd. 1t Is eontem-
plated that in the. island Of Cuba only
the census OF the principal pities win
'bc taken, and The population Of the
island elected .apoU those returns.
with Puerto isicoJ Guam, Hawaii and
ats Rhilippinez which are considered
Amerienp tcErltoryG an effort will be
.n,ade. 10 get sSnel figures ON populG-
.tlpp. homesteads, mortgages, etc, It.
, " MT .eSpecte& .tAls work can be ac-
.6ompllshed With d great deal OF accu-
'rAcy, and -tiies ehumerntors who uro
.dssifnedtb ffjiH; and the sulu group
VII dSubtiesss Ana lively and interest
lkieSo sls a. hdSe them.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-01-20

TEMPLE and THBBRNHGLb.


.>----~--g-A-E1----~-~-----~-S,~~-~----
TIE state Of Nevada has been added
70 hhc California mission OF the
church
On January i, there were 1914 mis-
sionaries lnboring in the Northern
states mission, aud ii0 in the Eastern
states.
Funeral services over the remains oil
lr. Charles VI. Cannon were held IN
the tabernacle ON the 18th inst, the
place OF meeting having been changed
from the Fourteenth ward meeting
house In order 10 accommodate tho
many friends OF the deceased, Elder
C. W. rcnrosc, Bishop George IL. Tay'
Tor and bishop Leonard Hardy .paid
worthy tribute TO the deceased ana
offered consoling remarks 20 thu
afflicted family, DR.. Cannon was ono
OF the most promising yuuhR men OF
this city. lie Is son Of President
George Q. Cannon, aud graduated a
short time ago from on eastern dental
college. going into business here upon
his return. lie was 80 years Of age.
Regarding the condition OF mission
ary matters In Samoa, President L. }.
Wood, ON December "a, lsos, writes;
"Thc work is making steady progress
aud our record Of bapt,sms will neary
reach the 800 mark for this year. stour
meeting houses are going up on all
sides and the schools are attracting
many "a strangers attention. Our
Samoan government is in n very un.
settled condition and lmpcdes 'ohr
spiritual progress very much. Nearly
every branch complains Of all the male
members being away. They are most
ly congrcgated In and around Apia,
waiting for the chief justice TO pass
upon the king question, when they
viii return TO their villages and resume
their usual labors.r on his way home
Elder Wood will visit New Zealand,
Tonga, Fljt and Hawaii, probably
reaching Utah about the time Of April
conference.
I Thefuneral OF the late Elder George
Goddard. conducted sunday, iJahuary
10, by his co-lal,orcrs- aud friends, a.,
the tabernacle, WAS a sud and notable
event in the history Of the church of
Josus Christ of Latterday saints, for
the man whs univeranly loved, and the
work he had devoted most Of his life 10
development Of the sunday schools
will follow him. Long before tho
hour set for the funeral ceremonies
the tabernacle was filed 10 the doors.
Promptly at 2 o'clock the cortege
reached the tabcrnaole, when the cRslsei
was romayod from the beprsa 10 tho
altar, With the great organ pouring
out food OF solemn music over The
vRst congregation. The poll-boarers
wera9 Bari q. Maeser, George Rey-
nolds,.J. w summerhays, c. r. Saw.
age, ~ a. Empcy, William baylor and
William l.. Binder, all OF whom were
mora a, ,less associated IN Sunday
school work with the deceased. Fol.
lowing the caslsct were the mouruer'S
who occupied the first three seats on
each side OF the center aisle. On either
ff9e, 9irecIH bfiina qhe Ihorf IAtInhsie
'rfehds the-SfnAuysho6 tA6ifBoAra
and their families, and the old folks
committee were seated, while at the
back toward the rear Of the audlto.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-01-20
$ EwIsEsNpFVERER svlol6dsO

VIC but tfit' 'tHte 0fcStch tIon had not
been fixed. Since his cohviss,pR hs
frPYntNrpsserted that he would
Stvef hrbkl Previous 70 Ida wlfft
fhtiN4h.1y died under suspicious
circumstances, and he was aeruAed Oh
killing IL, but the authorities were un-
able 70 fix the crime upon him.
RdhhislSl wNslwell educated. always.
dressed In fauttlcss attire and WAS sslidc
% haAa l..sn -Alal!--Aaep. i-f-4'osi----
royal tapily,.sy OCJ
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-01-20
DIV An AsE.Flhi9la 9giIl,s.

Kansas city, Mo, Jan. is.--The FIRST
S.oiu ,psdsflSon bg ng1sppellste eoartin ithiR
state that deals with the element OF
gambling in the operation OF slot
orneE has been made by The iRansas
city courtso appeals, which held that
20, D.. slot machine where a chance Of win
ming or losing is taken by the operator
is gambling device pure and simple,
The decision was made In the case Of
C. o. Brown Of Lamar, who was con
vcted in that county for having slot
machines In his place OF business,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-01-20

why isn't wedding In the drawing
room ptelor matchl
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-01-20
KILLED IN 4 PECULIAR way. 4
A. 4tnlat
Couple, Escape Death by Fire to F.IIi aVR
scaffold. nt

Il
Couple, Escape Death by Fire to FAi NRh
scaffold. Will
Cleveland, %, Jan. i0.--whilel scols..
ing safety froni'the flames which were
iassbSYins thelr home at No, a Tough
avenue, Mrs Erred W. Tisdep ySat g.
stantly killed hnd her husband sas- (
talncjl ssyere Injuries, from which ne
may die MFfisdel is chief .eleriS in
the auditing department Of the Lake
sbogeS raiiroAd, The couple -were
sleeping ON the second floor and when,
aroused 1t was too late Tor them % ret
out by way OF the stairs, Theysyefol
forced TO make their way toIa 'scah6ld.
ing ON q new house which was being
erected next door, The seaffolding
gave way aad botiriwere preclpitated
TO the ground
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-01-20

would yoa bqlievn;-sit, .Vlg--that.
wretch Of Shell has turned suiRy."
grumbles Ruby. az her cousin enters
the tootq She vows-Fhe wqpt help
inc @lti Megs drqAs. or even cut 1t
mk lsit Z dleagrseable OF hero
rNhat % hith w0l You do9 r
KNOW you eAhd Tnddaae Il yourself"
laughs Vlolet-instead OF sympathh'i
lng she seems only amused at her
'to1sbs fp@Afci 1 m
T, II ann fiIe don't hsnow.ls Bp you
.nlint lyAd tobld. cut one obtTi Asks
Ruby hopelessly. ,samn.z VI
Violet turns the little dres3 al fptnt,
about then holds II out at arms
longth BY Both sieev6E- o.
"NYtf hansipgTFWe the hterna-
tive lauFh Eati quite. beyond
Bbt -htr RubNt ~ h6laushhk NOT.
ter-tear OF modification afpw616-
ton force themselves into harlty,a.
"BA Don't take Il TO heart."
criesFVRlet llghtly-"well send for
some patterns. and then niale an or
teniatlons show OF cutting Il out IN
shelIs PRESENCE. shsVwoRE be- AHA
~ |ithlpfha thfifQ 1 know. for she
hats 8 les) tosa Stt4 wasled.g. - 81 +.
Anu Violet's f6s6 proves successful
tor when a few days later, having
oDtained some patterns from London,
hupy aelibeiRteiy" begins TO arrapge
ln.in ne vropg way OF the stun,
snsi' impatiently comes TO the rescue
anu' having once taken possession OF
Wy. , scissors, Yields them 70 the end.
uaNIng cut out the dress. she soon de-
huea TO make 1t; she Is good work
"'nian' and never before has such 0
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-01-20

ing tophcco appeared IN both 1nuAeA
-uuuwifi- m -dTf probability become a
law. The senate convened at 2;O5 aud
adjourned at 1915. Senators Wright
and Tanner were absent, Senator Tan,
ner being conaned5to ne u8em y a.
attack OF lagrippe, while Senator
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-01-20
prYr'TlT'lnd claiIFf Fs9&sfefI
IEthhlfA&as, smoatbibkd Hdl

pYpriNtiPsqnd clhiPx FbqaIs e,e61
ni4; tadfs ma bankksy,s fcltk buSs
IEthhlfA&as, smoa4 kJbhd kbdl
Evans public printing, Alder; rail.
roads, Nebekeri rules, smooti salaries.
Robisoni state afrllrs, Chambers; live
N, Stbek; Thinner; Manufactured Ind c QUIZ
" merce, Klesel military sfTaiS, ChaIab.
N 0rs; inihbs AID minerals, NebeEer, NJ nrI .
r. Y-r-1Tiirfons and Insurance, Rle.
IN seli public health, Cannon; forests and
~ torrssssrXb ,shurtliG; highways and
~ bridges Tanner; agriculture and lrrl-
~ CATION, Shmtliffl .judiciary., ,Rideont:
'lA labor, Rideouti elections Wright: en-.
IA crossed aud enrolled bills, Whltuey;
ia federar Relations Howell; Fish aid
game, Evans; contingent expenses.
"A Bennioni county Iindinnn6ipai.coSrhf-
~ auons, Thomas; education, Whitney;
~ ways and means, Bennion.
u solErpIss qR bS< 17-Fuo rt5Iba
Pacitic-Short Line consolidation meas
"a ures were passed by both houses yen
NtN fthgdesi abIlsfS blH ie9ppoA bitf nos
sons under 81 years OF age from smok-
ing tobacco appeared In both houses
''-''---- unu win m M probability become a
law. The senate convened at 2;O5 aud
Evening journal., 1899-05-06
HINTS FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
ODD DIts OF Information Upon Mis-.
ceIIaneOus Matters In the
Household.

An orange and banana compete that
may be prepared in the chafng-dish or
cooked slowly on the back of the range
is made in this way: Cook together one
cupful of sugar, one-half cup of water,
six cloves and one inch stick cinnamon.
Stir until the sugar is dissolved, then
boil gently without stirring eight min
utes. Remove the cloves and cinnamon
and put into the strip six bananas
peeled. cut in halves lengthwise, then
crosswise, and simmer. When they be-
gin TO clear add the juice of two
oranges and half lemon, and serve on
rounds Of toast or sponge cake, with a
further addition of whipped cream, II
desired.
To prepare Hamburg steaks for the
chaflng-dish or frying pan, have the
butcher chop fine half-pound of lean
raw beef, and season highly with onion.
salt and pepper. shape into small
steaks, using but little pressure. Have
the chafng-dish buttered and hot. Put
in the steaks, scar on one side, then on
the other, turning frequently. Cook
rare or we'll done. as preferred; five
minutes will usually suffice. Spread
with a little butter, which has been
creamed and mixed with salt and pep
per. and serve on hot plates.
A dainty centerpiece at recent
luncheon was of Parma violets ar
ranged in a low silver dish set on a
minor mat. while on either side OF the
center were two rings Of the same flow
crs. Following out the same idea. the
name-cards Of parchment had violets
painted on them. and traced IN gold
upon each one different line from the
Shakespeare. Wordsworth and
Percy-relating to the same modest
flower
New fiatirons should be allowed to
stand on the stove some time before us
ing in order to get OF the coating of
black. When they are rusted they may
be cleaned with fine securing soap. and
when stored away for any length OF
time kerosene or vaseline should be put
over them.
After bathing a little child's back.
says a careful nurse. rub each side OF
the spine with the bare hand. watching
carefully for any indications Of deform-
ity. The same careful attention should
also be paid to the little legs and arms.
that any tendency TO deformity may be
Immediately corrected.
Bananas make delicate fritters used
in combination with rice or cornstarch
and served with lemon rauce. They
may be combined also with pineapple.
which furnishes the acid the bananas
lack. Washington Star.
Evening journal., 1899-05-06
AINIERIcANs ANp CUBA.

Now that VIE own Cuba, every Amer
lean wants to see what it looks like
Excursions to the Pearl of the Antilles
viii soon become a fad in this country,
and many persons who go there wild be
so taken with the place that they will
make it their home. This American
heaven will do the island good for cap
ital. skill and industry win rapidly de-
ve,op its resources. General Leonard
Wood, the military governor has al
ready begun working a radical change
IN the social and domestic relation. He
has issued a decree declaring THAT oil
marriages contracted before the regu-
lar representatives OF any religious
body or sect shall be legal upon regis
tration at the city registration office,
Marriages contracted during the last
three years in amy manner, according
to the rules of any church or beIfore
competent witnesses, shall also be
recognized as legal upon registration.
THIS sets aside the old Spanish law re-
Quiring the sanction Of the Roman
Catholic Church 10 make marriage le-
gal. The new law will validate nearly
5000 morally true marriages that we're
entered into by Cubans during their
war with Spain, when conditions Of
expense OF danger rendered the ordG-
nary method OF marriage impossible.
The mantle az Legitimacy win also be
thrown ancand the many children
born CT these Irregular marriages.
Thus one by one the Old Spanish GUS
toms will be wiped cut until dn a few
years the spaniards will nct he able to
recognize what was once their choice
COLEMAN ncasesslun
Evening journal., 1899-05-06
Too Much for BeIIef in tennessee.

One Of the brethren went to Knox
vile last August, and fell by the way
side-he got drunk down there. After
several months the news of his fall
reached his rural home, and he was
brought up before the church.
Brethren" he said, 81 admit got
drunk in Knoxville last August. but
didn't mean to do it. How I have suf-
fered in my conscience and in my pride,
God alone knows. and ! trust He has
forgiven me. Brethren. / want you TO
forgive me; didn't go to get drunk
l took a glass or two of light wine with
friend. and later took bottle of beer
on ice. and then"
brethren" interrupted a good old
brother in the amen corner. II would
be willing TO forgive the brother for
his fall If he would make a clean breast
Of it and tell the truth. But ! move we
turn him out for lying. He has lied to
us. Who ever heard of ice in August|'
And they turned him out because he
dared to sey that he had seen ice in
August. Telephone.
Evening journal., 1899-05-06
zee PROFESSORS BABY.
bhschievous Medical students Pro-
vided surpFisinE Array of
Presents for "a.

"When | was a medical student in the
University Of Pennsylvania" said the
doctor, 1.-THE boys celebrated an inter
esting event IN the domestic life Of one
Of the professors in uniqua way. The
news that the favoriie professor was a
happy father reached the students one
Thursday morning. and that afternoon
and evening there were consultations
held all over the university buildings,
and sundry dimes and quarters were
collected BY two or three of the stu
dents, who constituted a sort of finance
committee. Every Friday morning the
professor gave lecture TO the stu
dents in the amphitheater. The sub
iect for the lecture that week was The
Relation Of the Sympathetic Nervous
System TO the Nerve Centers of the
Brain, and half an hour before the
time set for the lecture every man in
the class. which numbered some $50.
was in his place waiting for the fun to
begin, and glancing now and then to-
ward the three long operating tables
in the center Of the room.
Promptly at ten o'clock the door
opened and the favorite professor en-
tered the amphitheater. lie carefully
closed the door behind him, then with
a self-conscious clearing of his throat
turned toward the class. AT the first
glance his jaw fell, while every one Of
the $50 fiends in the seats above began
to yell'at the top Of his lungs. Spread
out upon the three long operating
tables were about $50 babys toys and
furnishings of every kind and descrip-
ton. There were rattles by the dozen
Noah's arlSs, dolls of all sizes, a toy
cooking stove. a baby carriage, an en-
broidered flannel petticoai, a nursing
bottle lying in a graduated glass, a
pair of little blue kid shoes. and other
things too numerous TO mention. After
the first shock of surprise and embar-
rassment the professor was game. He
thanked US, in a speech peppered with
five-sy llabled words for our thought
fulness in thus providing for the future
needs Of his offspring, but be observed,
after careful examination of the va
rious Instruments of infautile delight
spread out before him. that we had for
gotten one thing. a bottle of paregoric.
Then he yawned in a way suggestive of
midnight vigils, and turned his atten-
ton to The Relation of the Sympathetic
Nervous System to the Nerve Centers of
the Brain
"But he was not allowed TO proceed
beyond the first sentence or two. His
attention was drawn to the blackboard.
where some student of artistic tenden-
cies had drawn an deliberately deco
rated design in red white and blue
chalk; Is Marriage a Failure@ The
poor professor, seeing that there was
10 possibility of serious lecture that
morning, entertained us for ten minutes
on the posted text en- the blackboard,
then, after inviting MS to visit the new
4 conner in the immediate future. he
\ marched OF TO the music of $50 voices
singing Go TO Sleep, My Little Pick
aninny,' and Daddy Wouldn't Buy Ne
a Bowwow.' ~. Y. Sun.
Evening journal., 1899-05-06
BUSINESS REVIEWED.
Dunn's Review sums up the weeks
business as follows:

Dunn's Review sums up the week S
business as follows;
The failures In April were the SINAI
est IN amy mbnth since reccrdB by
months began, 80 per cent smaller
than In April OF hast year, not a
third Of the amount In 1897, and not
hail. the amount In April of any pre-
y.Ous year. Both in manufacturing and
in trading they were the smallest ever
known in that month, and I'M trading
the smallest ever known in any month.
as IN manufacturing they were II thaI
Arger failures were omitted. The ratio
cf defauitad liabilities to solvent pay
ments through Gearing houses was less
than 20 cents Per $1,000, against sol
cents I'm january and S1.19 IN March.
Sl-S9 In August and $500 In September.
1895. A great share OF the risk in the
business world has been eliminated.
10 Is not Inconsistent nor strange III
business hats. because it has been
crowded to the almost for lnour months
10 anticipating future needs ON account
CT new combinations proposed. In some
cases Prices have been advanced so far
as to check new business. and In
others works have been engaged so far
a1ead that rev orders cannot now be
taken Yet new business IN amnunt
WHICH would have baan astoni- h' M
TWO years ago Is stin coming forward
ana tha voluntary advance in WAGES
by the sixteen Bessemer firms cf the
central Association, and by the Prick
coke works, whose shipments ha lAprel
dO4oz cars, were the heaviest over
krcWn, show confidence IN the future
Al Buffalo and IN Idaho s.rika3 are
c2us.ng trCub,e. but labor Questions
elsewhere do net affect genfral busi-
ness.
The grain movement has E~li-n IN
on,y 2.464.lfS hu-he,s having heen re-
ceiv-d an the West during i's week
against 4,755519 last year. and cf c-ru
only 26N,i17 have been ovportei
against A5i5.749 last year. Whit whra4
7Nrorts from both COASTS have tscr
botter 3.545.757 bushels. flour inc1ud-d
ag1'rst 2C54,237 asst year Low ari-cr
h'f tte wheat movement, ana thr
efrar5l teFds ls-t the injury 10 Win.
ter w1elt f17 been largely MAIDS az
hN S7rrlg s--3ng Cash wheat shrw.
rs huduat.cn fer The week but ccur
% about half cent lower. Cotton was
d7pr ssci a sixteenth by better crol
prospects,, t-t the loss was recovere,
On Friday, and the week closes wiki
out change
Neer.y az iron works are crowde,
for months ahead. but a GOOD man,
are catching UP with Their ORDER:
which have ~ecent,y dfmin'ehed TIL
appears in almost every lire. thong'
partly because works are temporary
stopped from accepting new orders b.
the pendercy o. MANY combinations
The rsport that all the great compan
'es are to he melted into ore 'nsfuenc-
The sock market but Is stiil scarce
cwliited anil the raising Of fors'e
prices whore iAngrican composition,
re lcuger felt is suggestive. Pig IS mo
where h.zh7r. TOR has envy class Of fin
ishrd products e7tahTsh-i htghe
Fricas. tf1u1h n T7ny the demand en-
s77as surpfcs. london specllaefc
n'l'dc a hsgher qrctafion fer tin a
1885 cents. sfhcugh. Atlantic receiD.
in Aprii 5,105 tons. were the large
on record. ard copper rs strcn-sr 3
1925 cents Ter Lake. Although Eur.
reau stocks are rising
Shipments CT boots and Shoes FRO,