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The Delta independent., 1900-11-16

The national irrigation congress 10 10
meet in Chicago on November Il. and
the question Of securing government aid
In building storage Reservoirs 10 the
west is to come up. The las: session OF
congress appropriated 100000 TO make
surveys. and q number OF plans will be
ready when congress meets in December.
The west is in favor OF going right to
congress with request for an sppro.
priation Of els, 900 600 M starter, and
Denver will try to send big delegation
to Chicago to boom this idea. The bus
mess men Of the east are already awake.
it is claimed. and will join hands with
the business men OF the west in seeing
that big appropriation Is made to start
the work. The idea 10 to have The gov.
ernment conserve the waters near the
heads Of streams and leave the distrib-
tion to private capital. The engineers
claim that an expenditure Of el50,OOO.-
OO0 will not only provide water for re-
claiming all the irrigable land in the
west and furnish homes for at least
5O.OOO.OO0 more people, but will put an
end to the disastrous spring foeds that
devastate the Mississippi and Missouri
valleys every year and will render un-
necessary the expenditure OF large sums
annually by the government in building
levees. Delta county should send q
deleg alton to the Chicago meeting.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-16

Word comes from Pueblo that state
fair association has bsen organissd With
. capital stock OF $4,000 and will hold
. grand state fair next fall. with races
and all tho usual compositions. The
grounds will be obtained within walk
ing distance Of the business district,
several large buildings will DO erected
and . race track laid out. The associ
alton includes many Of he principle
citizens. This will be an excellent op
portunity for our fruit raisers to de-
monstI ate that this 10 the banner fruit
county Of the state.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-16
M0RSEs F0R TnE wSRLD.

TAe UssssA asssss sAs Oouy Csvsvy
Whers They are 8atsea WAssssss.
When the stockmen Of the west ore
cursing the bands OF horses that ere
roaming the western ranges. bscass
they were eating the grass that sss
worth more when made into beef ipssad
Of horse flesh. they little though. hat
the time vas 20 close at hand whom
these same apparently useless orses
would be wanted to supply the World
and at good prices. too 1t 10 jus be-
coming apparent that tho supty OF
horses OF tho world 10 located in the
United States. In no other eo,ntry
today can horses or mules Be sscusd in
the large numbers that the wstsrn
part Of the United Statss can spply
To be sure. they are not at present voted
for their fne breeding but they can
easily be made the basis Of a. fiu su
animal for military or rough ssrIes -
the world can produce. Several yaars
ago, some Of tho long headed onesiu-
ported some Of the best German and
French coach stations which they lave
been crosaing on Western range bred
mares. The result vas astouishingeven
TO those who made the experiment. t.
Some Of these improved western hgsss
have found their way scroes the vatsr
and now it 10 announced that Germany
10 preparing to test American horses for
service in the German army. A hort
time ago four Commissioners Of the
German govern ment came to New fork
for tho purpose Of purchasing ho'ses.
The experiment will BE- made with the
purch sse Of 5000 horses, that vii be
made immediately. The 5000 h9ses
win be shipped to Germany and tho
German army will at once put the
horses to the test. and. IL satisfs cory.
then largo purchases will BE- made.
While the German government may not
dnd ss many Of the improved horses as
they need, they can be bred Tor them
and it 10 not Improbable but that some
such arrange mont will be made. In
fact there 10 no place tho powsrs Of the
old world can 60 to secure the great
number Of horses wanted but 70 this
country. It will pay to take care oe the
horses from nov on.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-16
THE LsGMT
q: she world, - Oss ssvssr u Ass.

o.ss. world. ., 0sr ssvssr u Ass.
Cos, psariy 100000 to produce. Con
tains nearly 10 full page engrsvinss OF
our Savior and h.. Mother by the
worlds greatest painters. True copies
os the greatest masterpieces in 'ne s''
galleries Of Europe. Every picturs 10 ~
beautiful as sunrise over the hii,tope.
Contains description Of the paintings,
biography OF the painters. the names
and locations, Of the galleries in Europe
where the originals may be seen. Also
contains a Childs department. including
q child's story Of the Christ and HE
Mother. beautifully written. to At each
picture. This wonderfu. book match
l-S ia it's purity and beauty. appeals to
every mothers heart. and in every
Christian home where there are child.
rem the book sells itself. Christian men
and women are making money rapidly
taking orders. A Christian man or
woman can in this community soon
m AXE el 600 taking orders for Christmas
presents. Mrs. Waite. our agent In
Massach usetts, has sold ovef 5000
worth OF the books in . very short time.
Mre. Sackett. our agent in New York.
has sold owe, 81 900 worth Of the books
in q very shost time. The buck 10 print.
ed on velvet finished paper. beautifully
bound in cardinal red and gold. sod
adorned with golden roses and lilies-
1t is, without doubt. the most beautifu ]
book Of this century. Write for terms
quickly and get the management Of that
territory. You can work ou salary or
commission. and when you prove your
success We vill promote You to the po'
sitDu oe m anager and correspondent.
at q permanent salary, TO devote your
time to afteu ting to agents and the cor
reeposdspee. waated also state man
ager to have charge q otnce 10 leading
city Of the state snd manage al the
bu siness "a the state. Send for tesnIs.
\ Addvess
THE BRITISH-AMERICAN co.
Corcorsn Building. opposite U. g.
Vsessnsy. wsshiKteN D. c.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-16

Census gives Montrose county . pop.
uIation Of 4.535, the town of Mont,ose
1,2l7. Mesa county 9,267, Grand juno.
tion 3.5O3. The town of Montrose has
4O2 more inhabitants than Delta, but
Delta county leads Montrose county by
952 inhsbitants, which 10 q very salts.
factory comparison. considering the
resources being identical. and indicates
that our county is in advance Of our
town.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-16
Novsh Fssk IsSOs.

Rev. wriglsy moved TO Paouis lest
week. aH HE...f -
Al Hsdley went TO Iowa last week
on business
Rev. Davis preached last Su nday q
the school house.
There viii b social given at the
school house pe1t Friday evening 70
raise money for singing books.
Now that the potato crop 10 harvested
it 10 found that there will not b enough
to supply hone demand.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-16
ALL u BAKING P0WDEns.
Assisg - - DDssss fheis
Sale.

Coagssss Assisg - - DDsses fheis
The report Of the senate COMMITTEES on
manufactures upon the subject of food
sdulterations aud food frauds has awsk-
ened great interest throughout the
country.
II there could be published . list Of
the names OF all articles OF food found
by the copmittee to be adulterated or
made from Injurious ingredients, II
would be Of inestimabIe value to the
public
The Recommendations Of the commit
tee that the sale Of alum baking pow
dsrs be prohibited by law. will make Of
special interest the following list OF
names Of baking powders which chem
lists have found 10 contain alum:
Baking powders containing alum:
X. .C................... contains alum.
Mani by Jaques Mfg Co. Chicago.
Calu met. contains alum.
Mani. by Calumet BAKING Powder Co., Chicago.
Perfect. ct.................c contains Q lum.
Mani. BY Perfect Baking Powder Co.. 81. Louis.
Salt Air. contains alum.
Mani By sAit Air Baking Powder c..
Salt Lake CITY.
Home. me................ contains alum.
M.nf by Home Baking Powder Co. San francisco
1t "a unfortunate that many msnufoc-
turers OF alum bsking powders stats
that their 20 oYders do not contain alum.
It is only right tSat consumers should
have correct info o.ma.ion - to the char
scter Of every article Of food offered 70
them.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-16
Dsesh aesas0g Nsssee.

Notice 10 hereby gwen that the annual nsstinG
Of the stsr hholdsrs al the lfonstone Extension
Diph Company, will BE- held at the Court House
In Belta, Colo, on Saturday. Decemb~rs, isfo st
so'slork p. m. tos the purposc y lryyinx an ~
foe The election a o0c~ss fos the ensuing year.
and TOR the Transaction of such other busiDes -
may propsrly e"ine bee'r- the meeting
Ms. RAoLEI. Presileat-
6soRoa 9. CosIIIs. Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-16
Delsa's Populate. SIS.

Tho census returns show Delta to
have q population OF s15. Delta county
5.4s7 and the state 539. 9.7OO. A good
many people of Delta have lsbored un
der the impression that the population
OF Delta would amount to from $500 to
1900, but whom you con slider that the
vote VI the town is only about AS. you
will appreciate that sl5 10 nearer correct
The Delta independent., 1900-11-16

The vote for refunding tho county
Indebtedness passed. The proposition
is simply to authorize the county COM
missioners to refund certain bonds at a
lower rate OF interest. and by 30 doing
will save the county from S40O to $500
annually in interest.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-16
Reas ksssss fvassesss.

In Delta county from November
to IL 1900.
Margaret Rustlsr TO Elmer q. RustIss.
g. II. Merchant TO Arthur n. Hitch.
G. II. Merchant to Minnie 4 Isssc Tsyios
Minerva Lewis to Julia P. ETisvosth:
Robt. b. Hickman 10 Selma wettssseg.
Oliver J. MadcuI 10 z. n. Lake@ss.
Chss. q. Downing 10 Jonn ksfs.
Eliza J. Reich 10 Simon Fisher.
Simon Fisher TO Myron +. Lewis.
Harvey X. Sars TO J. W. Tho0psps.
O. T. Blake to jas. II. Highto~ss
and Scott w. Hasso.
Geo. B. Fosssw to s. n. Hiehto~ss
snd Scott ". Ussoo.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-16
Fer Sale arheaP.

Three-fourths interest in 40 acres OF
land. one and onehalf miles from Delta
sixty i've acres alfalfa, eight acres or
chard; good water right from tho Gun
nison river-fsrming tools. eighty Eve
head cattle, SEQ ]. j. BARKER.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-16
Advertised Letters.

The following letters remain in the
poetoffice at Delta, Colo. Nov. l6.
Mrs. Robert Allen, E. N. Castle. Mrs.
Thss. Griffith. Mollie Hawkey. Patrick
Holan. George Jevstt. Myrtle Murphy.
L. W. Sergeant. II. n. Stiff.
In calling for these letters please say
they are advertised.
G. b. CHRYsLEK. Postmaster.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-16

The incre ase in population will give
Colorado three congressman. The bssis
Of congressional spportionment under
the new Census will be about 100000.
Upon this basis Colorado is certain to
have three representatives in the 5sth
and succeeding congresses.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-16

The annual state horticultural con.
vention will be held in Denver. Novsm-
ber 81, q and %. AL horticulturists
Of the state are urgently requested to
be present and join in discussions, to
ask and answer questions.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-16
FRED n. pICEERSoN.
ATTORNEY At Law,
Practice In all courts. Bsats and rsdsral-
Delta. Colo.
Bitch neesssg Nssies.

Notice 10 hereby given that the annual meet
ing Of the stock holders Of the lron-tone Ditch
CoinpAny will be h~ld At the Court House. in
Delta. Colorado. on saturday. December .. lao.
at O'Clock p. m, for II" purpss 81 le,yinG an
assr~sm-at To ray the ppe-ent indebt~dpe-a and
for tie siectisn II ofhcer- fer the ensuing year
and for the transaction "f such other basin-ss -
may properly come before the meeting.
n. =. BAoLGr. Pres kient.
Gannos 8. cosKLIs. Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-16

The constitutional amendment per-
mitting SIX amendments to the consti.
tuition to bs made at one time was
passed. The vote in this county was
275 for the amendment and y against.
The vote throughout the state was about
the same proportion as the Delta county
vOto.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-16
AasNaePsAs Ball.

Tho second annual masquerade ball
OF the Western Slope Encampment. No.
80. !. o. o. F. Of Delta will be held in
the Delta opera house ON New Years
eve December 81. Other announcements
will be made later.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-16
HOFoeS Fer Male,

l have forty to fitty head Of horses and
cattle for sale, for cash or on terms
to suit.
E. AMaRARY
The Delta independent., 1900-11-16
New Stock. New Goods

f fJeLy which weinvtehe
tnakey t purchase while
If wan Bargains
Angoodva dtbe
C
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-23

departments are entitled to be present at
this meeting. Sunday afternoon. Deem
Der ?, Mrs. j Il Barney. Of Rhode Island.
the so-caHed t'reund-the-worId mission
ary," viii preach the annual sermon at
the Lafayette Square opera House. Her
subject viii be, The Watchword for Our
Battle"
The task during che annual convention
OF the secretaries OF the association is an
aFduous one and the recording secretary's
work has been considerably Iightened by
the election OF Mrs Frances E Beau
champ as assistant recording secretary
Mrs Beauehamp is the youngest ef the
general officers of the National Womaa's
Christian Temperance Union. Like good
soldier, she has risen from the ranks
She was first local president, afteTward
State Corresponding Secretary, State
President, and Assistant Corresponding
Secretary of the National having held
the last two Offices four years There
is no detail of the work with which she
is not conversant, and in which she is
not able to give instruction. Mrs. Beau
champ is hard worker, and thorough
one She has taken to herself the lesson
that the reward Of work is more work
With great personal attractions, Mrs
Beauchanap uRites a self-reliant nature,
ard pronounced aptitude for affairs
She was given every educational advau-
tage, and graduated in 1874; was married
the following year to Mr.. J. h Beau
champ, Lexington lawyer, and their
home has been since then In Lexington,
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VERDICT FOR THE WIDOW.
sZaFyIaRder Must Pay the Family o.
the Man He Killed,


CAMBRIDGE. No, Nov. 23.-Argument
in the Gaze Of Mrs. zddie woodland and her
children against George H White, who
killed the plaintiffs husband. occupied al
most the entire session of the Circuit
Court yesterday. At the conclusion the
jury gave verdict for the plaintiffs fog 81
1856
Thomas w Simmons. for the plaintiffs
contended that 1t IS only necessary for the
plaintiff to prove a prima facie case of IN
lawful killing and the burden Of proof is on
the defendant to show justification OF self
defence IN the event of verdict for the
plaintiffs the measure of damages is the
Pecuniary loss which the equitable plaintiffs
have sustained in the past on account of
the death of the husband and father and
such losses on the same account as the jury
may estimate up to the time of the major
tiles of TIE infant children and during the
expected life Of the children. Tie Jury must
appcrtiOn the damages among the equitable
plaintiffs. saying what each shall receive
He was followed by John r. Patison for the
defendant.
In the afternoon A. L. Miles closed for
the defence and P L GoldsboTough closed
for the plaintiffs After a short discussion
the jury brought in a verdict for s.. 316 So
damages, apportioned among the plaintiffs
as follows: Addie E Woodland. widow.
S1,43S. IS %; Levin a Woodland, eleven
months old, S927.7T 1-3; Luther E Wood
land, three years cid, $3.50; WiIIiamina,
eleven years. $685.; Katie E. twelve years
$3.50; Rosa Agnes; fourteen years, sI95.
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Ky. She is as good a consulting law
yer as one could desire, and often in the
eoneiaves of the general officers her legal
knowledge stands them in good stead. 1t
was due to her efforts that the law was
secured in Kentucky establishing Houses
OF Reform1fer juvenile offenders. and she
is member OF the State Board OF Trus-
tees Mrs. Beauehamp is a logical sneak
eF, using facts and arguments as her
strong weapons. She has been remark
ably successful in mana ging local option
campaigns in Kentucky. the temperance
forces never having lost ground when she
had any part in the work.
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The AIhanr Renches ManfIa

The cruiser. Albany. which was ordered
to augment the American feet in the East
at the time the decision was reached to
withdraw the United States troops from
China and to increase the naval force in
Asiatic waters. completed her voyage at
Manila yesterday. The Albany was built
in England for the Brazilian Government
and purchased by the United States at the
beginning of the war with Spain She has
never been in American waters Her sis
ter ship. the New Orleans, purchased also
from Brazil. IS in China.
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ENTRIES AT BENNING.
The Events on the card for Tomor
rows Races.

The Events on the card for TOmor-
rows Races.
The following entries are announced for
tomorrow's races at Benning:
First Raee-For three-year-1Ids and Up
ward; that have not won more than enc
race IL 1900; selling; mile and fifty yards.
Judge Magee. los; PaIatiai IGI; HandeuF
III; Macleod of Dare. III; TempIar. I04;
Petit Maitre. los; Kirkwood. leg; Ban
mock, 100; Charawind, 10.;; Ny Butterfly.
90: %Decimal, SO; maple.
apprentice allowance claimed.
Second race-For maiden two-year- oIds;
Eve and ene-haIf furIongs: Velasquisy,
1885, Nonpareil, 100; Isaac Hopper, 1I2;
DactyI log; Wooigatherer, 100; FIaneur,
100: AIlieRe Abbott, 109; Colonel BalIeQ-
tine. 1fZ; Schoolmaster. liz; CogswelI. liz;
Silver Plush, 169; Anna Darling, 109 T!he
following can start in the order named if
any of the above scratch Kingbrook 169;
AUtomaton, 112; Dunn Dunn, 100; Dandy
Boy, 11Z.
Third race-FoT three-year-olds and up
ward; selling; steepIechase; about two
miles and a halls: BeIlamy. AS; Facile
I3I; CIaroba, 1877; Sir Hubert, 146; Cover
nor Budd, 167-
Fourth raee-For three ear-oIds and
upward non-winners of s., SEQ in 1888 or
1900; heats of seven furlongs; Dread,
81: Carbunele, 100; Intrusive, 1o7; Dsath,
1o4; Charawind. 81; Knight of the Carter,
10; Godfrey, 104; Alsike. 104; Gen Mart
Gary. 107; Elsie Skip. 81.
Fifth race-For three-year-o ard up
ward; handicap; seven furlongs: Prince
Richard, IS; Magic Light, 90; By George,
90; Knight of the Garter, 121; Speedmas,
1O4: *Knnikinie. 126; *Carhuncle, los:
Dread. 81; Charentus, 116; Godfrey, 105;
Evelyn Byrd, 102; Annoy, 100; Maribert,
4 90
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.Inare Zinc Hfn,xeIf.

a police Judge of Oregon inadvertently rode
Il bicycle upon a forbidden sidewalk and on
being rePrimanded By citizen went to his
own Office and -swere out warrant for his
own arrest The warrant was delivered 20 the
marshal who arrested the judge and brought
him into his OWE court for trial. The Judge sat
as police judge and took his own plea of guilty
and fined himself the usual sum of 81, and then
paid himself the fine. Now, a matter Of fact
this ease is unprecedented. and, 4 matter of
fact a case of Heurich's beer Is unprecedented.
because the qualities of Maerzen, Senate. and
Lager are the best and unFiFaled pure
and wholesome beverages Phone y-thiTtx-foEr
Arlington Bottling Co., for a case OF Heurich' 5
and ascertain the reason why we take such great
pride in our product.
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DIED.


SCHAFER-On Thursday, November - 1900
at p m, at the residence Of his mother. 81
Jefferson Street, Anaoostia, John S SCHAFE2,
aged thirty-uine years
Funeral Saturday . p. m, from the house.
Friends of family invited Intermsnt at Con.
gressionai Cemetery. It
GooDING-Departed this life on Tuesday. No
vember 20. 1900. at $50 2. m, CLARA LOUISE
ter OF Mrs. Louise Garner, IN the twenty-fourtt
year Of her age
Wei done of Gcd to haIve the lot
And give her all the sweetness,
To US the empty room and cot,
To her, the heavens completeness
To US. this grave; to her, the rows
The mystic palm trees spring IN;
To US. the silence in the house;
To her. the choral singing
by MOTHER
Funeral Friday. November q. at p. m. iron
the residence OF her mother. 200 Sixth Stree
southwest. Friends and relatives invited. 1t
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HOMES FOR THE DELEGATES.
Ample supply offered for the W. C
T. Z. Convention.


t. L. Convention
The local womaR's Christian Temper
ance Unions are busy making Frepara-
tions for the reception and care of the
hundreds of delegates and visitors that
are expected to come to this city foF the
annual convention. Thus far sufficient
homes have been offered to the assign
ment committee at the convention rate
Of 81 per day for room and board to az
eommodate those who have thus far ap-
piled.
On Friday, November SO, there will be
held an executive meeting in the parlors
of the Ellsmere, which has been desig-
mated as hotel headquarters during the
convention This meeting will open at
$50 a. M, and Mrs Lillian II. NJ. Stevens.
the nationa. president. viii occupy the
chair Only the presidents of the State
unions, forty OF whom are expected. and
an equal number OF superintendent of
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Cargo of Fruit From Jamaica.

NORFOLK, Va. Nov. 2S.-The Norfolk
and West India Fruit Company's steamer
Santuit has arrived here from Jamaica
with cargo of bananas, oranges, and Co
coanuts Over 5000 barrels of oranges
of the cargo are consigned to Baltimore
dealers
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ADuke Comm to An.erica.

LONDON. Nov 23.-The Duke of New
Castle is booked to sail for America on De-
eember g. He viii spend the winter in
Florida.
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Hoods Pills ' 10 not ss,s GO:

or ealomeL They are purely vegetable, perfect
" safe for the most delicate organism. Mid.
efficient, thorough. Sold by all druggists. 25c.
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once Roem-I.ou Rent

Some frst-class Office rooms for rent in Hutch
ms Building. corner Tenth and streets north
west Elevator. steam heat electricity. and very
low rent.
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stops the Cough
and Works OF the Cold.

Laxative BTo1no Quinine Tablets cure a cold
IN one day. No Cure. No Pay. Price % cents
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Appropriations for tEe Erection of
City Hospital Earnestly Desired.
Money for Purchasing n Site for a
Municipal BuIIdIng-Issue Of Bonds
for the Improvement OF Streets.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ONE FREE FRENCH LESSON to those who will
sesd their address TO FRENCH LADY. I70I 1
St NV o99-2t
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PRIVATE LESSONS in French, Soc Apply 1873
Sth ST. NV. no5O-st
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About 500 pairs Of liable" Shoes.

About 500 pairs Of Table Shoes.
AID Shoes that get no further into
stock than the tables you may set
down as genuine special values that
are 10 be offered at prices that will
carry them out quickly
As we try always for Saturday. this
is an offering that interests the whole
family.
50 pairs of Ladies Lace Dress shoes.
hand sewed and kid or cloth tops,
French heels; worth exactly 81 q M
pair See if you can be fitted. .SZ.UU
81 pairs Mems Black Wei Kid. Box
Calf, Velour Calf, Chamois Kid. Will
ow Calf, Patent and Enamel Leather
and the new Black Russia Calf But
ton. Laced and Congress Shoes. calf
lined and waterproof cork soIes. ex-.
tension edges and palegonie
hand I stitching Actual $3.50 81 05
NaAue-' -------.-..-... = ~ v
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$50 Boys Novelty Short
Pants Suits; in many diff
ferent new and exclusive
styles; some plain
weaVes and others fancy
mixtures These are
Suits made to sell at s.,
IS. 81. and $7.50-and in
all sizes from 3 to u
years Choice OF the let
for
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Our great -Wear-Proof Boys
and Girls Shoes are
winning deserved
fame. They look, fit m
and wear ike 81 Shoes j hi
and cost Only. u sOV