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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-12
w WAS GOOD

One Of the best and smoothest perform
ances that has been presented by any
repertoire company in Wichita was the
play the world Against Him. as put on
by the Slater Dramatic and Vaudeville
company at the Crawford Grand last
night Owing to the weather the atten-
dance was small, but those who saw the
performance were well repaid for attend
ing despite the unpleasant weather. The
audience was enthusiastic and liberal in
its applause. The character Of Jerry, the
tramp, was very cleverly and strongly
taken by NIr. McReynolds, whose work
was really artistic and finished to a de-
gree His effective work at times moved
the audience to tears and laughter. The
entire company gave good support. The
performance was highly interesting The
speciality by Mrs. Slater is feature and
her rendition OF 'fShe Was Bred in Old
Kentucky made a decided hit. Mrs.
Slater possesses a very pleasing soprano
voice and sings exceedingly we'll. To-
night will be played AN Irish Detective. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-12
BUFFALO WILL DIE TODAY
Fields Columbian Museum Secures
One of the Last,

This morning promptly at 10 o'clock the
last of the remaining buffalo this side
the Good Night ranches in Texas viii
meet his death, and large crowd is ex-
pected to witness the tragedy. On Deem
Der II last occurred the remarkable shoot
ing by Buffalo Bill Matthewson of the
largest American bison in captivity. This
left one more of the three which year
Ago were brought TO this city and to the
Union stock yards by Mr.. Chas. Payne
of this city from the herd of 800 on the
Good Night ranch. Mr.. Payne only con-
scented to allow the Strengthening Of the
big one because of his viciousness, and
expected to retain this one and if he dis
posed of him at all to sell him alive. and
St was with considerable protest that he
finally consented to the killing of this
one, and then only because or itG final dis
position for scientific Exposes
Mr.. c. f. Alkley. an expert taxidermist
fromthe Field Columbian Museum in Chi
cago, came all the way to Wichita to in
spect the brute. his fame having rea cbed
Chicago. He was so greatly pleased thai
he at once made the offer for him Tho
animal will be mounted and placed in the
museum of the Field Columbian Insti-
tute, and will then be taken to Paris for
the museums display at the Worlds Fair
there next year. In view of these facts
Mr.. Payne finally consented. The killing
VIII he done by Mr.. Akgley himself. using
S2-eaiibre rife, and aiming At the head
10 penetrate the brain. The shooting will
take place in the cattle division Of the
stock yards. and the skin removed rio,,,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-12
DANGEROUS SURGERY.
DEATH FOLLOWS THE SURGEONS
kNiFE-NOT THE SURGEONS
FAULT, OF COURSE-HE
CAN'T HELPfT-
YOU CAN.
pyramid Pile Cure Cures p;o.
quickly. PainIessly, With
out Danger

cope 80 along Tor years suffering with
pies. Then try this. and thar ana -
other thing; from carrying a bu-la,-. =,
getting treatment from physician r,e,.
obtain temporary relief, ~.ayha. Inn. 49,,
are never quite cured. 4 lf-.,a -. =.
! as' excessive fatigue. little cors..,a-
u'1 or little diarrhosa and the niles
come back f"es
They don't seem 70 amount n r,,,.b h,,.
they Danish sleep and appetite. NJ -,
uon Is comfortable. There is in-a,., -,
PAIN and that dreadful feeling or 49,.
in the perineum.
Maybe IN the early stages some NJ ~,
many salves on sale viii affo-5 -,-,,--..,.-'
reiieI II the case IS OF long s-s,,7t-,.-
there Is only one speedy ana s-,-, -.
1t is Pyramid Pile Cure. Fysr - -.
cases II IS the safest thing 70 rsa OF.
applications may cure and may nor. P,r,.
mid Cure Is always certain. ALWAYS -.
bic, always brings comfort q; once =.
prompt use saves months OF severe go
ing. In extreme cases il VIII save s-,---.,-,,
operations and their -attendar- ss~-.-.
and discomforJs. Il is better than q t..e.
VIII cure easier. quicker ana safer
Thousands have used IT, Thousands nav.
been cured by il The cost Is triainr com.
pared with what j; does. The price i =
cents. Most anybody would gladly nav Ter
dollars TO be rid of piles.
Druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure. i
yours hasn't it he will get it for YOU from
the Pyramid Drug Co. u Marshall. Mich
lsole manufsctWeEsl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-12
ghe aa1;eha Daily gae Thursday orimo january 2 1893

the Crawford Grand. This play is IN
doubtedly the best of all the romance
dramas that began with THE Prisoner OF
Zenda" and that have cropped up innum-
cradle during the past two seasons, and
IL holds the first place for popularity
among theatergoers. Its fame rests not
only in the book that Stanley Weyman
wrote, but nthe splendid performances
that were given ii by this organization
which really enhanced Mr.. Newman s
story and made the cavalier and the sweet
woman of the novel many times more
charming than they were when their &C
quaintance was first made. The olaY-
gOers of this city who saw this company
in its beautiful drama will have final
opportunity to enjoy its telling scenes and
artistic qualities on the above date. Sew
eral revival performances of Under the
Red Robe recently given in New York
showed that the popularity of the piece
was as great as ever, and so the manage
ment determined to have the players pay
a visit to some of the other cities for the
purpose of repeating their success, which
was one of the greatest triumphs in the
history of the Empire theater. The see
merry and stage effects will be brought here
from New York, so that a complete and
perfect performance is assured, oardcu-
larly as the eminent romantic actor, VIII
lam Morris, heads the company.
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WILL Be IMMENSE
Jet and Woods Building to
Cover a Lot of Ground.
TO BEGIN IN FEBRUARY
viii be 100 Feet Long and
1870 Feet Wide.

Next month Wichita will surprise its
most faithful admirers by beginning a
building boom, which will extend through
the summer, indeed il it concludes within
the year.
hTa initial gun of the new building era
will be the erection of Jet & Woods NAM
moth wholesale grocery house Work on
this big building will begin promptly next
month. The building Will stand just op-
nosite and north of the Wichita wholesale
grocery. 1t viii be $50 feet long and 100
feet wide and one-story high with base
ment The length and breadth OF the
building is not exceeded in any structure
in the business portion of Wichita. Inc
building is put on single floor, It IS SAID
for the purpose of facility in handling
goods and with view to enlarSlng later,
toward the sky. The plans are not yet
COMPLETED, but the beginning Of the struc-
s,Ire will not be delayed later than the first
bortion Of February. office has been
given 70 Mr. Jackson, whose coal yard Is
now located there, 10 vacate at once. AS
soon as the plans are finished they will be
published in detail. Mr.. Dumont is pre-
pairing them.
But the Jet & Wood building is not the
only one which is being planned in the
same vicinity. Others are going 60 build,
but because Of incomplete arrangements
as yet, details are not given. Among 9TH
er things. it was reported on the streets
yesterday and verified to some extent, that
that in this wholesale district cracker
II. ,E-,r haff,r i
time next year in a new building erected
for the purpose.
A prominent real estate man said last
hight: "tI would not surprise me in the
least IL a wooden one-story building in the
vicinity Of the railroad tracks on East
douglas avenue were not soon a novelty.
The little shanties are going and big bricks
are going to take their place"
Harry Piper, Of /. c. Jackson's, said
last night: "The inquiry for building ma
terial is live1ier now than it was last week,
and It was livelier then than it mas been
for years. can argue only one thing
from #, and that is a building era which
will begin with the first break in the win
ter weather. know a number Of proposed
49, buildings Of Importance"
Asked to enumerate them, he said that
he was not at liberty to do so.
The building fever is well known among
The real estate men and they are jubilant.
There IS no longer a skeptical man among
them as regards the future of Wichita. AS
in the days preceding the boom, every real
estate man has deal pending which he
wouldn't have mentioned for the world.
None Of the buildings proposed is for
Offices, but will be erected for specific BUSH
hesses. There IS talk of several build
ings on West Douglas, ard plans for them
viii probably msterialize shortly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-12

there. Then the carcas with be taken lS
the beef cutting floor of the JACOB Dold
Packing company andthere skeletonlzed
The meat will be retained by Mr. Payne
part of which will be shipped TO New
York City on contract, the rest to be dis
posed of to the city trade here, tbs al
fording one more chance for Wichita
citizens TO taste buffalo meat, and this
is positively the last appearance" Mr.
Payne extends a very gracious invitation
to any and all to be present at this last
scene. and very CALAMITY expresses a
special invitation TO the ladies Of the city
to come and bring their husbands. Mr.
AkIey is a far famed expert taxidermist
and animal student and it has been his
life work. He was sent here to person
ally superintend the delicate task. After
setting up this fine speciment of an ex-
tinct race in Paris he goes to India to col
lect more speciments for his Field mu-
scum.
The buffalo is "A years old and weighs
just 2000 pounds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-12
horticulture and Forestry-D. SWINE

Horticulture and Forestry-D. SWINE
hart.
Charitable Ins;itutions-G. W. Gabriel.
d. Swinehart. Isom Wright. D. z. Nc
Clsren. J. c. Rodgers.
Mines and Mining-M. Edmonds, J. G.
Fogle f. LOOMS.
Insurance-w. J. Anderson. F. ". Reed
err T. r. Smith.
Municipal Corporations and Indebted
ness: also Cities OF First. Second and
Third Classes-W. J. Babb. NJ Edmond$
G. W. Gabriel.
Educational Institutions-M. Edmonds.
D Swinehart. NJ. Marks.
Banks and BaukinE-W. J. Anderson.
E. JauuIns il r. Wright. J, A. DcBard.
Private CorpOrations-W. J. Babb-
Roads and Highways-M NJ. Haskins.
d. z. AicClaren.
Fees and Salaries-J. Shoup. ]. 9. Fogie
F. W. Reeder.
Penal Instltutions-Isom Wright. NJ. Ed
monds. II ". Bowman.
Claims and Accounts-T c. Rodgers, n
Lawson. ]. NJ. GCodno
Enxrossed Bills-Iscm Wright,
Enrolled BlHs-W. J. Anderson.
Labor-F. Reeder. J. =. FOE!e.
ElectIons-C. ". Fairchid. ]. A DeBard
J. Crosby.
County Lines and County seats-C. II.
Wright, G. ". Gabriel.
RuIes-C. w. Fslrchild. E Loomis. Z.
Jaquins.
Supervision OF Journal-Lot Raven
scraft
Telegraphs and TeIephones-w. ]. Babb.
F B. Wheeler.
Employees Of House,. Crosby, p.
LOOMS.
Live stock-Af. NJ Haskins. f. JaQuins,
l. r. Wright. Lot Raveuscraft.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-12
"THE OTTUMWAS."

"Ottumwa" is the beautiful Indian term
for Ripping Water" and the thrilling
power and tender sweetness of the 'Ot-
tumwas' " music renders the name super
latively appropriate. The abundant hon
ors thrust upon this organization from the
music-loving public, from the Gulf TO the
Great Lakes, and from the classic Bay
state to the breezy Black hills, have given
this constellation of musicians the bright
est place in the armament of AmerAa's
male quartet. The harmony of their
voices. the richness and volume of tone
the scholarly rendition of the classics, and
their abundant fund OF rich and roIicking
humor, in 200 concerts and eight Chau-
tauqua assemblies the past year, have so
charmed twenty-seven states that there
is no hesitancy in promising that no sim
liar company will better please the public
for the season of 1889.
Fort Atkinson, Wis., desire to bear
unevquivocal testimony to the pleasure
and delight which have experienced from
the singing of your splendid quartet. It
has rarely been my fortune to hear male
quartet composed of finer voices individ-
ually, or more perfectly balanced in modu-
IdIlOn anu power imam your own. Onlleu
with this there is fine Evolutionary sense,
whereby not only the music. but the words
are made to convey added pleasure and
satisfaction. It is so rarely in these days
that one hears clear, clean enunciation in
Singing, that the exception brings me I'M
qualified pleasure.-W. D. Hoard, ex-gov-
ernor Of Wisconsin.
Bryn Mawr, Pal hae heard '+The Of
tumwas" and they are all right. They de-
lighted everybody and received the highest
Endorsement from musical critics on the
Chautauqua grounds. They can be trust
ed to do their full share of the work, in
proper spirit, and with credit to them
selves and the management. No one need
hesitate to book them.-John B. De Motto.
The above attraction will appear at the
Auditorium Friday evening. as an extra
on the Wichita Lyceum Course. All sea-
son ticket holders admitted for 10 cents;
all others 50 cents. Tickets are now on
sale at Pearce's jewelry store.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-12
IN EXECUTIVE SESSION
JOHN BULL MUCH EXERCISED
Takes Foraker's speech - an Admin
fstration UtterAaee.

London Jan. IZ-MOst ~ the morning
papers comment today upon tn> situation
IN TIE Philippines. drawing TIE infefsnos
that Senator Foraksr-s remarks IL us
senate chsm5er yesterday we're made ~
him az ths rD1kesrns1 % the president.
and expressing 6ssapp9intmeut ard thsiF
G-ssDprovzI OF possible Fssinqgishrneat
~ the PHILIPPINES ~ the Enstsd stsfea
The Time says the senator appears 20
cave tne subject r. a. unp.esa4nfly am
hir15gs state. u s. DO the Philippines nat
'ae res ssaten % aoFernmert vii =
brought % a ttst ~ 70 resolutions paced
ln the sen<se cen solve tbe pr9sisrn The
claims ~ enc ins1rgeafs % raflsaz4 fs-oz-
lat,o1 car az7d,y bold zafer. sst there =
no POKER ia the wofs mat wogia be %
eacch .uDsrrzsssd by fbs iralstax =
question - this rart ~ the Cr1te1 States.
To &uaosacs thzt 80 corl1aafiaa % -
Phi.gplnes % a1lg Temporary woBis -
scarcely prudent Alfhoazh sess. p-ses-
dents are .9rr4sss1 FRI oar g~n poiarg care
ins tie last twenty year.. ne resalss zrs
Bnsstisfae;o-y- ~ the Eavsrnu~-ta =
TIE cortias1t have srqal-z-sf. - finsv Or
nH ElligF.T RI $50 fart trat frs fsfa-ss
zf.5 -, tasir afzatszsa ara rersorsFs.f-
irles. ere Annfrlrsg aea8sl.iors ar4 fh~r
ere aoand - ae.d s}ocf srees, l-. 80 -
canesiv1bis sveat - the fzlafs ~ -
Anssricsa EoTeFnrrrrt
The s'zaozre paTs III - rr,ft. ssrr.-
A1E - frF re sl3e-ators ~ Cshs s.rssrs.s
e. s279fsssinr T9gfhfai fsoaB.se she \
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-12
COMING LOCAL EVENTS

Astraea will meet with rs. Whitlock, 425
South Topeka avenue. Thursday afternoon
at $50.
The Wells circle Of Kings Daughters will
meet in their rooms in the City building
this afternoon at Ais.
The beard Of the Children's home will
~,oe+ tomorrow al $50 p. m. with Mrs.
Naylor.-Mrs. J. L. Dyer. secretary
The butterflies" "Johnny-jumP-ups'
and Poses" vii! meet in the basement Of
the Episcopal church Saturday morning at
10 O'Clock, for rehearsal
The German Ladies' Independent AID So
cjetv will meet at the residence OF Mrs
John Mahan 1887 South Lawrence avenue,
AZ q m. sharp. this afternoon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-12
Mathematical CONTEXT.

The contests VII - hei6 n tie follow
NJ townships next week. Mirueaa- Min
nena Center, January =. Rockford Rock
ford Center. January Is; Gypegru. Gyp-
sun Center. January =: Waco. OztF--,e.
elstrs-- E. January p
Result q sast week EorE;
Use tes- zork IA Alton t0snsatD Vas
done 5y F7o-eac@ Dodd. d-s-icz =. Corz
Harley. das-rsct -. E5d.s Hoz-e. district
AZ Guy HiH. dsstr.c- las-
TIE h-s- taz1e on tares columns q
twea,y aSg-es longs SO 70 - &C.
Crzly q lsw % sod So-< = f-sa1so1s.
viola tosrnshi7. Ora Joaes ard Marie
Ilok,bia % d1st-scs Isa- =. SaEe- q d.stT1ot
IL. the. s. So. 20 8 So
Ere tozuahip. Ilzz-s schosliaa- dls.rsct
IA. Grover HeszeL CesEo Hesssl, 2ssEd
A-sza szE Cal Fez.sz c: e-ztTtSt -.
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IS OUT ON BOND
shores Is Released Under Writ of
Habeas Corpus

c. c. Shores, Jr., the man whom Sheriff
Simmons arrested week ago in Missouri
for horse stealing, was yesterday released
from jan under a writ OF hsbeas corou<.
issued by Judge Dale at the instance Of
Judge {. 3. Wei, Shores attorney. The
bond for Shores appearance was placed a,
500. and was signed by his father, c. c.
Shores. OF near Belle Plslne; Charles Mad
dox and Jacob s Ove-ley.
c. c. Shores, Jr-. had his preliminary
hearing before Judge Enoch. and was
bound over 20 the district court. TIE &C.
lay in tsD-oving the bond gwen caused
Judge Wan to resort 70 hsbeas corpus pro
csod ngs IL oder 20 get his client cut OF
Saii-
The sheriff IS very anxious 70 have
Shores on hand at the time set for h-s
case, as he thinks Shores belongs 20 the
gang OF horsethieves that has been work
ing in this section Tor several months.
judge WaI Vas 50 active IN his clients
behalf that he went 70 Judge Dale-s home.
where the judge is I'll. 20 have the ha5e2s
cor-.zs WIZ issu=1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-12
Teachers Association

Round Table. three-muiuts talks.
Culture and natural studies; First year
Mrs. W. G Smoke. Lillian Pool; second
wear. Alice Jones. Mrs. Alice Sites; third
wear. Susie Paul. z. ". C. Beam: fourth
vasr Geo. Herman. Kate Simpson.
Paper by ]. c. Temple.
PaDer. ..Tae Man OF one idea" c. u.
Fifer-
address. 'Expansion," Professor W. H
Isley.
Discussion general. Let eaeA teacher
prepare.
The course Of etudy vii he taken as
an outline for rhe first topic
All teachers who have NJ, paid thfir
association dues. = cents. please pay af
tho next meeting or send & 90 the county
srpe-inteuasat- We would IKE 20 get our
library books.
Q II FIFER. Pr@s5delE
HAPPIE RANDALL. Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-12

Nellie Baird, district log; VIII Webster.
district les time, "A Sec. 10 % Sec.
Illinois township. Harry Turney. dis
trict 10l; Willie Ogden, Mary Schultz.
Nora Ogden Of district 81; Maggie
Mitchell. age S, Mary Lane. age g did
good work; time, 80 Sec. 10 10 Sic.
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ard ofThanks.

To our many friends. whose symozths
ard assistance We 50 appreciate & OF
late bereavement. of the loss q cur s-sts.
and daughter, Ne Wish . express Cur sir
cere thanks
MR- AND MRS. mo MORAN. SR.
Mr. AND MRS. mo. MORAN. JR-,
ar. AND MRS. .. P. MORAN.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-12
WHAT DO THE CHILDREN DRINK =?

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you
tried the new food drink called GRAIN-O?
1t is delicious and nourishing and takes
the place of coffee. The more Grain-O
you give the children the more health you
distribute through their systems. Grain-O
is made of pure grains, and when properly
prepared tastes like the choice grades OF
coffee but costs about Il as much. All
grocers sell it. I5c and 25c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-12
RuckIen's Arnicn Saive.

The best salve in the world Tor Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions. and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price p cents per
box. For sale by G. Gehring.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-12
TOWN TOPICS COMING 5"

Americas comedy trio, ]. W. World.
Robert Garnela and W. H. Mack. are the
three most popular funmakers of the pres
ent theatrical season, together with a bo-
quet Of pretty young girls, which make
up the strongest musical farce organiza-
ton Of the year. These popular farceurs
will be seen at the Crawford Grand soon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-12
"AT GAY COMFY 1sJ.ANn -

Ten years ago Miller & Freemans circus
was one Of the standard institutions OF the
eastern states. These gentlemen purpose
recognizing their tenting exhibition after
this seasons tour of their capital farce
comedy in their unique skit, "At Cav
Coney Island"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-12
DIR. Bulls Cough syrup is not com.

mon every day cough mixture l. Is a
marvellous remedy fer al the troublesome
and dangerous complications resulting
from 2 cod IN tas mead, throat. chest Of
lungs. Sold Eor : cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-12
nUsIc AND DRArlA

UNDER THE RED ROBE"
The great romantic drama, Under the
Red Robe" after its enormous success OF
TWO successive seasons al the Empire the
ater. New York. viii be the attraction here
on tomorrow night. Friday. January l3, a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-12

N-zsslax'oa- Jas I'LL. - ssas~s Il -.
Ear sez.arzsasai tasa1 70 saarszs eewaa.r
hss seea E1Tsa ss-mtzsses % fsa Iazsars
- casSkas-zax- SNsls1zl Pax.
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FORAKER DEFENDS
RIGHT ID EXPAND
Continued from F1rst Page)
Continued from First Page)

the island -. Then We can act intelll-
gently. and ! know We VII at justly.
In conclusion. Mr.. Foraker said he
would place In the record the recent proc
lamation Of the president 70 the Insurgents
a. a declaration o. the splra, AID purpose
OF the United tSatez-
IN EXECUTIVE SESSION.
A. 3.le O'Clock. on motion % Mr. Davis.
chairman OF th~ comm-ttee on foreign -
lstlons. the senate weat into sHscViiys
session
A. the conciuflon % The executive So
s,on- stz.E o M. the seuats adjourned
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-27
Special Notice.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


PEOPLE who won't work should not
complain if they have not all the
comforts Of life. If you will look at
your more prosperous neighbor you
will see that he is necessarily plan
ming and thinking and working for
himself and his family. That is the
reason he is prosperous. Like every
one else he does not succeed in every
enterprise he undertakes but he does
not get discouraged, he keeps right
on. Everyone who does that will not
fail entirely.
WITH coupon ice book you pay
the ice man every morning. No won
dering how you stand with him this
month. You simply detach a coupon
from the book and hand it to him.
That's all. Price $500 J. H. Hunt.
Bell phone 80.
Buy the Emerson shoe for men at
Waters None better at the price
NATTY Neckwear, Novel Shirts,
all the latest, newest patterns at
Hirschman S.
CARPETS and Mattings are needed
in every family. You don't want to
buy one for the same room every
year Then buy good one now.
With our low prices it takes very
little money to do it.
HIRsCHMAN's.