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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20

The Ladies Aid Society Of the Baptist
church will give d cake sale at the resi-
denee Of Mrs. II. O. Roatwright next
Saturday afternoon from I until o. Ey.
erybody invited. li9
The Navasoia vested choir will sing
in 81. Andrews Episcopal church at S
?. 10. next sunday. DR.. Bowers ex-
tends general invitation to the public
20 attend. $50
Try Sauon's natural stone germ proof
diief-naiures own perfect water filter
for sale by ]. \. MustAehiA, agent.
For $50 you can buy = filter which
nay save you 500 in doctor bills. l65
sW. Buehanan. pnbiie Auciioneer,
t1ys Eai - q sock and commoditie.
ofL En1s HssdquArters At W. A.
Reefs l54
Ho1ss 81 Bsai--Sevsa rooms, good
ssssf. tErn ard oaihouses Conven-
ieai 20 t-siuess. Apply 10 Joe
Gfoginsky. l5i
For accident and life insurance either
in lodges o. straight life companies see
Joe b. Reed. Also sells -four, rice and
coffee. II
Lon Johnson has the cheapest and
finest samples Of wall paper and room
moulding ever seen in Bryan. Il
Pretty new patterns in lywns, organ
dies and dimities-the newest in tow
see them at Coulter's. l5l
Pickles and preserves, all kinds, ia
bottles, just received at john b. Mikes
These goods are fine. li6tf
Smoke General Arthur cigars-bes
on earth-sold at the Exposition "a
loon. l4if
Good second hand piano for ssl'
cheap by John b. Mike. 1855
\ Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye at thu
Exposition saloon. l4ltf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20

The follwing clipping from the
Victoria advocate is regarding W.
F. Brandes who is now in Bryan
looking after real estate business.
lie is a brother Of +. r. brandes:
"The Advocate office received a
head of Butter head lettuce this
morning from the W. +. Brandes
garden that for size beats anything
we have ever seen in lettuce. II
measured in circumference 80
inches, and it is beautifully leaved,
Little Miss Stella Brandes has
managed the garden in which il
grew and there are other vegetables
there growing that are no less re-
markable for size and beauty than
that brought to our office. Tn,
garden is a splendid illustration o.
what a pains taking and industri'
Gus person can accomplish in grow
ing a home garden "
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20
CHARGED WITH sWlNOLlNe.
Two Men Taken In at Philadelphia by
secret service Onicers.

Philadelphia, May 10 John Klein
and William A. Bentley Of Jersey City,
were arrested In this city by Chief
Wilkie of the United States secret serv-
ice. charged with swindling prominent
firms here and in New York and Brook.
Ign. They were held In $1,000 bail each
for further hearing next Wednesday.
Klein and Bentley came 10 this city last
February and announced that they had
been appointed by the government TO
collect funds for the League Island Be
nevolent association. an organization
which really exists. They prepared a
prospectus book which they claimed 10
he the history Of the navy and for which
they solicited subscriptions and adyer-
tisements. Among their numerous
victims were the Cramps and Neahe a.
Levy, shipbuilding firms Secret service
people estimate the swindler's profits
here at go. 900 Before their advent in
Philadelphia. Klein and Bentley used
the Brooklyn maynard as their basis
for illegal claims
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20
TIRED OF THE WAR.
Fili,inos Ready to Accept An,
Terms for Peace.
COMMISSION NAMED.
II iguinaldo Refuses TO Treat for Peace
The Filipino Congress win Take
up the Matter at Once
and Sue for Peace.

New York. May IA dispatch to
The Herald from Manila says
Definite peace propositions from the
Filipino government are imminent The
Americans have entire control Of the
situation II the rainy season does not
set within 10 days and make further
military operations impossible should
the insurgents still prove intractable.
The purpose Of the Filipino leaders "a
give up the struggle against American
authority was made known by two del
egates Of the Filipino peace commission
who remained in san Isidro when IL was
captured and surrendered 10 Lawton's
advance guard In conversation with
American officers they state that the
Filipino forces have been for the last
four days willing 10 secure peace on any
terms that General Otis might zee III "a
offer.
They declare that General Lawton,
by his rapid and cnegetic advance from
Balinag. has not allowed their forces d
moments cessation from fighting The
delegation gave the information tina
Aguinaldo himself will sue for peacI
within two DAYS II he does not SO ac
the Filipino government will promptly
repudiate him as four-hfths Of the ma
tives are weary of the war aud desh
the early end Of hosiilities
The Filipino congress voted on May
20 name a peace commission. which wa
finally made up u Buencamino. DELPHI
ar. Argueleses. Torres Pamprenos, Pa
Z terno and Perrea These delegates ha
intended 70 proceed 10 General Lawton
headquarter. % begin negotiations for
- pacific settlement. but the American a
b tack on san lsidro caused them 20 TAX
flight % the noTihward The two VIII
remained here and surrendered, assuI
tine Americans the others will return
san I-idro az once and carry out th
original design.
Il j. stated that Aguinaldo fled froI
q the town on Tuesday. He is now r
j.. ported % be- az Cabanoluan. Is mill
north II San lsidro.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20
DEWEY LEAVES TOMORROW
VIII Have the Olympia Docksd at Hons
Kong for His voyage.

New York, May IA dispatch TO
The Journal and advertiser from Hong
Kong says.
Admiral Dewey will leave Manila on
Saturday morning fall goes well he
will arrive here Monday. Arrangements
have been made here 20 put the Olympia,
the admirars flag ship, in dry dock as
soon ~ she arrives. Hel long soiourn
In tropical waters has fouled her bot
tom 80 badly that she will need thor.
ough scraping In order 10 TT her for her
trip across the Indian ocean There are
other matters. too. that will need look
ing after Her machinery will be- com
pletely oyerhauled New trim will
H. added aud the gingerbread work
which was dispensed with at the time
she put in war rig. will be replaced.
She will be- recoaled and provisional
here. and when she leaves about two
weeks hence. she will be in shape 10
make another record breaking voyage
with her record breaking admiral
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20
LAFAYETTE MONUMENT.
Three Men Given the coatrae, TO Erect
the statue.

the statue.
New York. May 10. 1t has been deh-
nitely decided that the monument 10
Lafayette. subscribed for by the school
children Of the United States and to be
presented TO the French nation. Is to b.
the work Of Paul wayland Bartlett ami
George q. Barnard, with Henry r.
Hornbostel a. the architect OF the base
az the statue The joint design sub
mitted by the sculptors ana the archi-
tect has been accepted by the committee
and work ON the equestrian statue, the
base and the allegorical figures upon the
latter will be pushed forward as rapidly
as possible. The work must be COM
pleted in time for the opening Of the
Paris exposition next year. II is not eA'
pected that the figure will be cast In the
bronze. but IL Is hoped that the base
will be In granite by the time
the exposition opens The rest OF
/ the work will b. In plaster Inc most
important portion Of the monument the
equestrian statue Of Lafayette viii be
the work OF Mr. Bartlett while Mr. bar
nard will design the allegorical figures
on the PEDESTAL Mr.. Bartlett has lived
and worked almost entirely In Paris ~
that his productions are little known In
his native country. But the few impor
tant statues he has produced are gener
ally admired Among these are tn
Columbus and Michael Angelo In the
library OF congress and the Sherman
statue az Washington He Is now a.
work on some bas relief for the chape
senator Clark Is erecting at Woodlawn
He has been decorated by the Frcncl
! government with the Legion of Honor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20

Tom Brown, Mexia; John }
knight, Dallas; J X Stone, New
York; II Van Glider, Nashville;
ID r snodgrass, Galveston; II ;
Cooke, St. Louis; F L Jaccard, 81.
Louis; J 4 Newell, Detroit; A L
Goodfellow, St. Louis; J II Viii
Hanson, Dallas; Jno. o Baldoek'
San Antonio; II II Deutchner,
Galveston; II Pincees, New York;
J L Gist. Milwaukee.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20
oumb.rIand rrs.bytsrIan..

Denver. May TO- - Rev. Dr. James
Halsell Of Houston. Tex. who was elect
ed moderator Of the Cumberland Pres.
byterian general assembly here, is pre-
siding over that body. When the re.
port OF the educational society was
taken up. DIR. William j. Darby. the
secretary. outlined his plan Of raising
81 600. 900, which was desired for educa-
tional purposes He proposed the cleo
ton Of commission which shall assign
committees for the work In various
states. These committees will In turn
arrange for mass meetings etc.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20
ENDED IN A RIOT.
whites aud Segroe. Plight at Enid Amer
a Cake Walk.

Enid. O. r., May ia negro cake
walk at the operahouse broke mp In a
riot between the whites and blacks,
started by negroes shooting into a
crowd ~ white men Three white men
Bradley. Thrasher. and an unknown man
were wounded. The whites returned
the fire fatally wounding four negroe,
aud slightly wounding several others
More than 30 shots were fred befor'
the disturbance was quelled.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20
Mu.t wat rsclnc.,Ion.

Madrid May l0.-The Epoca, conserv-
alive, quotes Minister Of Foreign Affairs
Marquis Pidal, as making the following
statement: Negotiations for the release
Of Spanish prisoners in the Philippine
islands having failed, the pacihcation Of
the Philippines must be- awaited before
fresh steps will be- taken
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20
scHLEY AT OMAHA.
Crowds Waited In the Rain to Welcome
His Arrival There.

Crowds waited Ia ths Rain 70 Welcome
His Arrival There.
Omaha. May 10 In spite Of the fact
q steady rain was falling and had been
for several hours. when the train bear.
ing Rear Admiral schley arrived in
Omaha this morning there was .
large crowd at the Burlington depot 10
greet him. As he emerged from the
car a cheer went up aud an effort was
made on the part Of many TO secure q
handshake He was hurried into car.
iage. however, ard driven 10 the resi-.
deDce of ex-senator Henderson, whose
guest he will be while in the city. At
.. p. m army officers from headquarters
Of the departments Of Missouri and Fort
Crook called upon him in body. Dur.
ing the morning number Of citizens
called upon him by special invitation.
but there was no public reception The
first public function will be reception
to the general public tomorrow after.
noon a. the city hall, and II promises to
be a memorable one.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20
AnerIean DsIsgale. combIImenlea.

Berlin, May i0-The Cologne Ga.
zette, In publishing u sketch Of the
American delegates 10 the peace confer.
ence at The Hague, praises tho tact Of
President Mckinley In avoiding the APP
pointment of political favorites aud says
Of the Americans They are well
known and universally respected men.
Of great capacity in their professions and
honorable gentlemen Of blameless repu-
tation."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20
THE
DENVER
ROA d
The Tourists Favorite Route to
Colorado, the Human Repair
Shop Of America"
The Successful
Business Nan

Spends the hot months in the
Mountains.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20

Denison, Tex, May i0-Oats In the
country are heading finely. Nothing
has ever grown with greater rapidity
than the oat crop has since the rains re
Gently.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20

Wichita, K6s, May 10. DR. Esmond.
a member Of the posse seeking Bill Wat
SON. the notorious horsethief was shot
and killed by the latter northwest of
Shawnee, o T.. Thursday night. The
gang escaped, but a posse Is In pursuit
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-16
VIM. NJ. STEWART.
TOWNSENDISMs

Inc directors of the Casino at Nonte
Carlo are disguised because the won oplv
about 100000 last year. They should
move TO bodle and hit it about pay-night
Carson want the Fitzsi Jetfries
fght and offers $4,000 for it. but it will
probably GO to Denver. One of the ppcs
must be whipped if they enter the Car
son ring. No draw there.
The list of heroes is ~stringing ont fast.
Funston just swan into a Rriga1iar-
Generalship.
Trusts" Canned Beef" and "Expan-
sion" will be leading topics in the next
campaign.
a pesky rattiesnake was found in The
Nelson parl0r at Jordan, under some
papers, a te| days ago. and wa. VAN
4olsiIed with a club by the lord of the
manor, who secured about = fo.t of ,,t
lies The whisky over there must he
getting pretty bad.
Capitalists are trying 10 bond The town
OF Shasta for 81 ,000,000. proposing to re-
the buildings to another nI,co and
hydraulic the TOWNSHIP. which is known
|" ne very rich. The main street in So
nora county. is also known 70
rich. II anybody could bottom the
old gulch and clean up the bedrock he
could afford to wear the moon for a scarf
pin.-Bodie Miner.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-16
White Pine Murder Trial

Tie Hamilton murder case ~orcunied
afe White Piae County District Cour,
last week. Mr.. o. Ii. Grey If this civ
nelthdcd the accused an! evidently pul
up good argument as the jury WAS STILL
gu Wheh the Write Pine News went 10
press, witch paper Says:
lh"re We're some rather amusing Incl
dents dHrlt & The early Stages Of the trial
owing to The ineXpericuce OF the altor-
lrys on 10th shies, but the runner
"h'rh we're began yesterday forenoon
surpassed ali OF the expectations OF the
Large audience that filled The court room,
ana we're idV1'ratly commented upou Inv
d large huhl@er of the old c~aInpaigners
Al the bar, "ho were present.
Inc ease wett I" ihe jury about ,
O'Clock oE "Wednesday Afternoon They
o'libertItd All thai AFTERNOON and even
ing "iIho&tt reaching adeci>ion, and until
a"oul Al "'cioiN thi> morning. when thav
appeared IN court and asked tt, have the
OF MauIu Dunn read over tn
tlIen'r 'hal evidently being the bone of
Contention. AiIer hearing his test n,o,y
iheS returned to the jury room and rom
tih'led their deliberations, u-4.s lad not
term hated his EVENT.. ,,.a ;hera j.
very little lIklihood tia, t,.s paw will
ever reach a unanimous verdict
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-16
The Basket Bail Cs0,e

he basket bail game tomorrow even
lnE at the gymnasium between the
NaNhoe and Carson girls is the only
thing talked of in town now. 1t is goino
10 DE rushing affair from the start for
10Th sides would rather die in their
tracks than lose. The Washoe GIRLS arc
heavier than the Carson girls and pro-
p'Se I" carry Their game right along and
i"Sh ike a house atire with the idea of
''erpo"erlng their slim opponents by
Sneef weight but the Carson players pro
10 meet these rushing tactics bv fine
work with the ball and superior agility.
Joe muller is to be one Of the unpires
ana Is looking about for some sort of
Strong padded clothes. His face already
wears a hunted look and there are fears
he will skip the town.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-16
Smoked Out.

"A rep rt comes from i.e r.o1th end
oftne country that the party of East.
ern sock holders of the Whalen Con.
per company, consisting of Messrs,
Munla, SayeTs, Stephens and Murphy
"ho'lett Eureka on Friday of, last
week, met with an interesting exper.
lence Soon after leaving here. They
desired TO visit theie copper mines at
Alpha, but Mr.. Whalen was on guard
ana preferred that they should '.ulove
on as it were, and offered objection
10 thclr entering the mines at all
Discussion of this sort was not con
s1deieI sufficient. So he proceeded 70
light a few sticks Of giant powder
and place them conveniently around
IN the various shafts and tunnels the
soon making it a matter of alb
lmpossibiIi;y for the visitors to
enter or make any examination Of the
property. A couple Of Indians assis-
ted III the fire uotks, and cut and
lighted sa&ebrHsh 20 throw into the
SHAFT, Mr.. Wha!en's reason Tor re.
fuSlng adtnittance has not been reDor-
ied.-Eureka Sentinel
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-16
ALL SORTS.
Irlb cures bruises and sprains.
Fair-warmer.
j. Fl. SMITH.
Observer.

1rlb cures bruises and sprains.
Prof. krall spent yesterday on ths
Comstock.
Judge Virgin. Of Douglas was in tow
yesterday.
Capt. Viii Cox came in on yesSe..
days passenger.
There will be a vaudeville entertain.
nent next month given by the II
ladies of Carson.
The Reno Wheelman will be owe,
the last of this month to give our local
team a rub.
Between the bad weather and the dun
days the life of the newspaper man is not
one of perpetual gaiety.
Editor Fairbanks Of the DAYTON
Times came in Oh last evenings pas
sengcr.
The fire engine for GArdnervilIe was
moved to the prosperous town up in
the valley last evening.
The new building of John Myers is
rapidly assuming the appearance of D.
model piece of architecture.
Inc passenger train carne out with
a brand new coat OF paint last even
ing Its the SWEETEST looking train in
the State.
The trombone solo by Ray Bone is
going to be excellent Wednesday nicbt
This gentleman is one of the Youngest
musical directors in the State.
Miss Lily Wright's dancing school
Will JAKE place this afternoon from 2
to $50 o'clock and not tomorrow a.
was previously announced.
Andrew Smith and John Murphy.
owners Of the Bull Run mines in north.
ern EIko county, have bonded their
mines to Alexander Burren OF Narvz-
vile, Montana. for $3.50. 900.
The musicale to be given bv the
ladies of the Ep!scople Guild OH Fri
day evening, May 10Th. will have =
very complete programme. Tickets
are On sale at and only IS ceuts.
Wilbur Bigelow, the young eympast
Of the Carson Athletic Club, is one of
the first to show the people what he
can 40 on the webbing. This act j.
considered the hardest of any in q
gymnasium.
Basket Ball! Basket Ball. No ono
miss this game of Basket Bal ,
wednesday night. This will be the
hrst line in the history of Carson that t
ever q game of Basket Ball was MIA vaa
by W rival teams.
a Washington dispatch Of the 9th init
me salt Lake Tribune gives the ipfor- l
that all the enlisted mon of r.. S
'ey's Rough Riders are to reoeiva ana
iiohIh's extra pay. Col. Torrev is now i
N Washington and has secura3 . r,7ia t
u the War Department to that afr.at t
oout $4,000 is to be Distributed Tbo L
commissioned officers will not cat 49, -
'xtra months pay.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-16
Great Underwear Values at S. 3. Cob.,,>

t"Gin by the way the underwear is
beng sold at $. b. Cohen's the ladies have
evidently caught on very quickly to the
sleS values now being Ottol ed in this
me Ever Imaginable style is being
oHered at special prices for the yerv
simple reason that up to the present time
There has been 40 season in this line and
as TINS house is carrying a very large
STOCK they do not wish to run the risk
o. carrying any over, hence the great
values now offered. When 25 cent vests
are offered at Is cents and Is cent vests at
10 cents each, it does not take LONG TO soil
I0c'- out. Yet this is what this house is
d"ing, They ave the same on display
III ihelr show window and it will pay anv
lady to look at the same.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-16
Now is the Time

10 buy your furniture and hedIinc: will
allow no n to underspll Us: can hnv
new goods as cheap as old: we have q
'@fse new assortment always on hand:
Mattresses, lounges and bedroom suits
ana any thing II The furniture lire. not
IN stock, will be ordered at eaailoeye
prices with hut a small commission for
taking risk of damage. Rer5mber the
Piace-Geo. w. Kitzmeyer', flrnitarn
store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-16
O-Day's Official Report.

ihe following official report regarding
tne progress Of pumping at the c. & G.
shaft was made today:
necohd elevator has been running siuce
IVA III. Yesterday, since then lowering
the water 40 feet. At 6:30 this morning
'he water was I64 feet below the 100 and
IL" feet below the >utro boxes.
Report. G MAI
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-16
PAYING THE PUT WAR CLAIMS.
Senator Stewart Refutes Some False.
hoods.

Yesterday Senator Stewart sent the
following to Mr.. J. D. Roberts of this
City:
WASHINGTON, D. C. May IS. 1899.
draft for your claim will be sent
you tomorrow by Ralston & SiddOns.
The Department at my request made it
Special
VIM. NJ. STEWART.
1t appears from the above that Sen
ator Stewart is. as usual, eudeavoring
to get the Government to paw those
who had valid claims for property
stolen, or destroyed, by the Indians
IN the days when the Piutes were on
the war path. Through his efforts old
residents of Nevada will receive $40,
900 or 81, 900 from Uncle Sam. This
good work he has accomplished against
the combined efforts of every gold bug
Republican and sell-out Democratic
newspaper in Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-16

TO LET Housekeeping ro.,as. IN
qnire at the White House.
LOST-A jewcIod hat pin. Return to
TINS office and receive reward.
Neck Ribbon Stays Ioc each at Miss
Taylor'~.
FOR SALE-A number Of fine tfdfns
laoes, and decorative work. etc. In
Quire OF Charles Bennett, Lynch block.
WANTED-Housework and cook.
ing IN town or country. by lady. In.
quire at this office.
Madam La Vera. Il c~lairvavant j..
mere, and will give eittings for 4 few
days only. Hours from 9 a. m. TO 0
p m.s Price $l.00 At the Briggs House
Buy your camera and rhotogranhi.
supplies of the ThaNter Drug Store. Tbev
DEFY competition in prices.
Small Eastern sugqr-curna p.c,;.
Hams, Toe a pounJ ut Walsh < Wvfa.s
J. NJ johnson has taken the araoc>
for Waterman's fountain pen. and ha.
Just received 4 large assortment. Gain
and try them.
What is Hop Compound> Hen
Compound is 4 combination Of So
ected hops and other herbs known for
their medicinal properties and c~uaran-
fppn TO .l1,., .,,.l. ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-16
Whe cling Party

sunday a party consisting of Howard
Mulcahy, Ruhe Kelly, Ed Peterson, Theo
hofer' Tom O'Halloran, Geo Tranter
JAKE Muller and Al karge made the trim
rom larson to Gardnerville and return
"eel' mere is a movement on foot
the wheelmen to fix a bicycle path
The valley, AMI if done would prove a
great benefit to the bicycle people.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-16

On Sunday two big freight wneous ar
rINeo from Reno with goods consigned to
'haS' Kelly and Geo. Meyers. The
money paid to the teamsters was Of onoo
put III circulation about town instead -
oo'hs sent to New York or San Fran
CISCO as a dividend to the road SO kindly
donated to D. O.. Mills by the pbilan-
VhFoPIc people of Carson. 4 load of
NIKE" freight is expected to arrive by the
same route today.
WATERWAYS Ideal Fountain Pen is
me easiest writing pen in the market.
}. NJ. Johnson. agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-16
SEE OUR
NEW SPRING &

W e can say without fear of contradiction that We
G G%1e o the largest and best selected class of Ladies',
CIT Boys, Misses and CIildrens' Shoes contai1e5 ~
Il Single store IN the State Of Nevada and at rrices below
o ~ competitors. We are after your shoe trade and can
i 1N Sou better value than any dealer. Our prices are
ro"el' our goods better and are all manufactured eenre;oI11
y, ILL., Lade. Beng practical s1oemakers, we are able to
tomers VI" nt IS necessary to wear and comfort. Our GUS
you is a fair chance. Compare our goods and o y ~ u
;f ~ r III you are our customers. It will paw Won to
viii 81 you cannot come, All orders by mail or otherwise
CO leeei'e prompt attention. A full line O Gents, C1orae
u & quality on hand, also Sole Leather and Findinrr
IL Did INGHAA