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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-06-14

The EllinwoOd boys can play pretty
good ball, but they ought to know
enough By now not TO tackle the Great
Bend Shamrochs, even with a team
strengthened from Sterling, Raymond
and other towns.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-06-14

Horses and mules bought and sold.
w. F. Klein s. Co., south Of Hotel
Greene.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-06-14

With all the prstty school maTms In
town these days attending tue Dormai
is not an unusual movement among
cardiac pumps and ics cream freezsIs.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-06-14

| The Majestic Is the best steel range
on exrth, go to the Great Bend Imple>
ment Co. for particulars.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-06-14

LOCAL AND PERSONAL O0MMEE |
Cheap corn at Newcombe's Feed
store.
Claud Dawson Is home from Colora-
do until after harvest.
Attorney Osmond attended court up
at Scott City this week.
Mrs. Ovid Bstler is very i'll, at her
home southwest OF town.
The place to ''get Wilson, e
ALL "A restaurant. Thy it.
The shirt waist man is becoming
quite numerous in this town.
Pure. home made candies are the
best. Get them at Rsthbun's.
Instead of Kansas, the cyclone COM
ter seems now to be Oklahoma.
Lemonade, pop, miik-shake, cool
summer drinks-at Rathbun's.
Prof. II. P. Johnson. the insurance
msn. is up from Sterling this week.
FL. E. Lindas, the dentist. is taking
weeks layoff and visiting in the east.
Horses and mules bought and sold.
w. F. Klein & Co., south Of Hotel
Greene.
Hon. 8. I. Hale. of La Cross, did
business in the district court here this
week.
Deering mowers and corn binders
for sale at THE GREAT BEND IMPLE-
MENT Co.
T, P. Nichols one of Pawnee Rocks
leading merchants, Is caught In town
on jury duty.
The Majestic Is the best steel range
on earth, go to the Great Bend Implies
ment Co. for particulars.
Will Hooper. of the Great Bend
Furniture Co., is taking weeks layoff
and visiting in Kansas City.
Before ordering your paving brick
see the new patterns at Allison e.
Special curbing to match.
There are whole lot of large
healthy weed crops about the streets
and alleys of this mans town, ripe
for cutting.
Larned's leading tonsorial artist,
| Mr.. Beardsley, made his usual Sunday
visit in Great Bend to see if every.
thing is getting along all right.
| The evangelist meetings at the
Presbyterian church are continued
this week. Some people like to be
stirred up during the hot weather.
The Missouri mail order houses,
| which deal in wet goods" are having
rush OF orders, since the recent Su-
prems COur: decision on ths prohlbi-
| tion law.
The Dick, Malta and Peiter case.
| taken on an appeal from the justice
court to the district court, Was dis
missed by Judge CLARK At Peters cost,
Monday night.
With all the prstty school marms in
town these days attending the Dormai
institute, it will be surprising if there
is not an unusual movement among
cardiac pumps and ics cream freezsIs.
The EllinwoOd boys can play pretty
good ball, but they ought to know
enough By now not to tackle the Great
Bend Shamrocks, even with team
strengthened from Startling, Raymond
and other towns.
j. W. Pichner of Cleveland town.
ship, is doing jury duty this week. He
gives an excel.en. report of the wheat
condition up that way. and thinks
most of the farmers will be in the mid
die of harvest by the 4:h of July.
The assessment of the three printing
Offices in this city will give you some
idea of what the commissioners have
to do in equalizinR matter: One outfit
J is assessed at 1888; one at 1888; one al
ssS and one at $50. These figures are
supposed to represent one>third the
actual value of the plants.
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-06-14

Deering mowers and corn binders
for sale at THE GREAT BEND IMPLE.
MENT Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-06-14

T, p. Nichols one of Pawnee Rock e
leading merchants, is caught In town
! on Jury duty
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-06-14

Buy your corn at S. A. Newcombe' 8,
cheap.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-06-14

Buy a Mccormick. a. F. 81. Miller g
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-07
M!A.NIIlA1II:: !: hSkElj To Correct an AIIegedEr- TOT in Records o. Pine
 Bluff. INFERRED THAT CITY CLERK WROTE UP RECORD WRONG
 IN 1877. Amended coaPiaint Filed by the siisby t.aruacuring Company
 Against City.
2EoARls PURCHASE OF ENGINE

An amended complaint has been fled in tie federal court at Little Rock iH the suit Of the Silsby Manufactur- !ng company against the city of Pine Bluff, which seeks to correct ar al leged error m the records of the city council Of this city of twentyzfour years ago. At the meeting of the council il January, lSIl. an ordinance vas passed providing for the purchase cf fire engine from the plaintiff III this snlt. It IS alleged that it has never been pald foH Suit was hIea
 in federal court some time ago for lne smcaat alleged to be due, With int" st, amounting to about S5,O9o. AoW the ameaGea complaint is filed, asking that the court issue mandate 10 the cltE clerk of Pine Bluff to cor. feet all alleged error iH the minutes Of the proceedings of this meeting of the council neariy twenty-five rears ago. The plaintiff alleges that the ordinance was passed by unanimous yea and nay vote, but that the re= cofder made mistake in writing ID the minutes and failed to show that t..e yea and nay vote was taken as required by law in all resolutions or ordinances carrying an appropriation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-07
THE SAD DEATH Of Miss Hetei1 1lbson at the Home of Mr. J. c.
 Taylor. WAS A VICTIM OF CONSUMPTION AND DEATH NOT A SUR
 PRISE. Was Popular Young Lady end Everybody Who Knew Her
 Was Her Friend.
FUNERAL LARGELY ATTENDED

One of the saddest deaths yet to occur i'll Pine Bluff was that of Miss Kettle Gibson, who died Wednesday afternoon near o'clock. at the res idence of her uncle, MT. J. c. Taylor. fhe death of this popular young lady has caused general sorrow in this city. where she formerly Ifeed and was known by so many people.
 She was educated in the public schools of this city, and her former sehoolmates are grieved at her ur- timely death.
 She was brought to this city from Searey, where she had been visiting tor some time for her health. For the past seTral years she has made her home with relatives at Winchester, during which time she contracte i consumption, resulting in her death.
 The funeral services were conduct ed this afternoon from the residence of MT. J. G. Taylor, on South Walnut street The floral remembrances from many or her friends were numerous and beauti1al. Rev. J. F. Carr con- drcted the services. The pail bear CTS were Messrs. Tracy Mills, Harry Miner, sam Knox, H. K. Toney. Geo. Nal1ant and Geo. II. Adams.
 The remains were laid to rest in Beilwood cemetery, followed by long procession of sorrowing friends and relatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-07
MANY OFFENDERS BEFORE THE CITY COURT THIS
 MORNING. Chas. Green. Charged With Grand Larceny, Transferred to Esq.
 Niven.
BEFORE THE CITY COURT THIS

Chas. Green, colored. was ransfer- "ed to Esquire Nivens court on a charge of grand larceny
 Joe Robinson, colored, disturbing the peace. So.
 Mike Swiggie. white, vagrancy, So ,'na teaster. eolored, trespasslng, Joe Allen, colored, disturbing the peace, So.
 Dora Sims. disturbing the peace, 8.
 Fannie Sampson, eolored. disturb Ing the peace, s.
 .ohn Lawrence, white, violating city ordinance. s.
 Tom Anthony, colored, disturbing the peace. So.
 Annie Miller, colored, violating city ordinance, S5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-07
pI|.: PRETTY ]. Y ,yi.E:I)DING Of Miss Eddie Rutledge and Nr. Gus Nigeli Wed
 nesday. WAS WITNESSED AT FIRST METHODIST CHURCH BY
 MANY FRIENDS. Bride One of City's Most Popular Ladies and Groom Prominent
 Texas Business Man.
RECEPTION AT SAN ANTONIO

The wedding of Miss Eddie Rut ledge and MT, Gustaye Niggli, which was celebrated Wednesday afternoon tt , o'clock, at the First Methodist church. was one of the noteworthy society events ot the season.
 Long before the hour appointed fol the ceremony the church was filled with the friends of the couple, and by the time the bridal party arrived II was impossible to secure standing room.
 The ceremony was a beautiful one simple, yet impressive. The ceIe brants were Rev. James A. Anderson and Ky. J. F. Carr
 The usners for the occasion Werz 3iessrs. \. W. Mills. Wade Knox Turner Bradford, Frank Bagland brew White, George Nining, Carl kut , ledge, j. w. Gatling.
 The altar around which the brida. party stood, was elaborately and beau tifully decorated with palms ans roses.
 Ms. Addie T. Owen played the wet ding march.
 After the ceremony the bride and groom, accompanied by the bridal party and a host of friends. repaired to the Iron Mountain depct. where after rice throwing and other GUS tomary fuvoIities were induIged i'll MT, ana Mrs. Niggli boarded the train for San Antonio, where they will be at homo at the BcXar hotel after Noyem Der 5
 The bride is the daughter of Mrs J. II. l1ddlns, of this city. Since her advent into society she has been one of it's most popular members Pos sessed of rare charm of manners and disposition, she has eminently de served her wide popularity.
 The groom is a successful business man of San Antonio. where he pos seSses the friendship and esteem of all his associates.
 MT. and Mrs NiggH will arrive Tn San Antonio Friday morning and Will be entertained at o'clock dinner and a reception that evening by Mr. ana Mrs. Ii. $. Attieck and Mr. and Mrs Frank W1nerich, formerly Misses Sa, lie and Lee Holmes of Pine Bluff. and whom the bride visited last winter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-07
FIRE DAMAGES ISAAC CREYEUS' HOME TO AMOUNT OF $500. Fire Supposed 70 Have Originated from Defective
 Crate.

Two fire alarms were turned III W ednesday afternoon in rapid succe5 sion The first alarm was from Sixth avenue and Missouri street, but when the fife department responded no fire could be found. The tiremen had not yet reached their headquarters when the south side of Isaac Dreyfus home on Nam street was discovered la flames. The origin of he fire is sup oosed to have been a defective grate. The department had no difficulty m suprressing the blaze, but damage approXimating $l 800 was sustained, which was fully covered in the Mills G Sons. Geo M. Wells and F NJ kos- enberg agencies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-07
HAND BLOWN OFF.
Serious Accident to a Negro Out
 Hunting.

A negro by the name of Jackson who is employed on the Leo M An Grows plantation came to the city Wednesday with one of his hands al most completely blown off While out hunting ms gun was accidentally discharged, His hand was on the mug gle and he received the contents ot .he gun His wound was dressed WEiie here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-07
FIVE MORE CONNECTS
GO FROM HERE TO ONE OF THE
 CONVICT CAMPS.
Murder, 21 and Years Re- spectiVeiy.

Five state prisoners were taken on the south-pound Iron Mountain tram thls morning to one of the convict camps All five were convicted at the present term of the circuit court. They are as follows:
 Ike Jones, murder. twenty one years.
 Joe Weatherly. grand larceny. enc year.
 C. r Water fled. murder. five years. John Bauo1. assault With intent to kill. two years.
 Sidney Rico, forgery. two years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-07
MANY DEER
Being Killed r This Vicinity This

Being Killed ito This Vicinity This
 Seacon.
 Tie number Of deer beng Killed this fall is something rory unusual. Several handsome specimen Of that animal have been killed recently ln this vicinity ConetabIe Chec& ana I narty of gentlemen went out west oi the city Wednesday and succeeded IF kilnng one ot the finest seen hele III long W.ile
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-07
,g oF THE GREATEST omhTs OF LATTER
 DAYS.
,..sr Chairs and Horses Were
 ;, Order to Carry His soul to Heaven.
FRIENDS SENT EMeLEMs

.;,, Nov Lii Hu1g Chang IS
 He Qiea at II o clock this
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-07
TRANSIT COMPANY
iy Robert York for Services
 Rendered.

t has been hled by Robert lork (st the Citizens Light and Transit |any to recover SG9o.42. which ne
 es to be due for services as engi- for the company and for money Pced, the latter named Item be PO1.o5, the remainder for services pred. The plaintiff in the suit IS
 Pn or J. B. York, president Of the |oant company. The attorneys Pe plaintiff are Bridges X Wool
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-07

ue oieo at II o'clock thLs ling.
 g o'clock yesterday morning, l Earl Ii was still alive, the court
 of the yamen was filled with life baper horses and chairs with
 ! hearers, which his friends sent, fcordance With Chinese custom, huried when he died in order t6 1 Ehls soul to heaven.
 e Chinese officials are somewhat sy concerning the effect his death Ihaye on the populace, and to b against a possible antl-torelga Snstration the Chinese generals placed their troops about the ! tn such 2 way as to command the kion. Trouble, however, Is ex- Ely improbable.
 bert Coltman, an American. who ] one Of the physicians attending Hi. told the correspondent Of tha clated Press today that when ne |called to act with lir. Nelde Of 
 German legation. November I. fe ] the patent vef4 4ea5 from l (e hemorrhage. dno to ufceratloH le stomaeh.
 hl Lis persistent refusals to re. from attending to government less aggravated his maiadv. P the refusal ef the family to rca. certain measures customary !a Frn medical practice for relieving |tomach contributed to bring llts lear
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-07
New Store at Craoell.

C. W Wesner X Co. haze built a new store house at GradeA and Mr Wesner is now i'll the East buying q stock of merchandise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-07
A WARM NUMBER Report in Full of Jefferson County Commissioners
 of Accounts THEY GO AFTER SOME OF THE PUBLIC OFFICIALS WITH A
 SHARP STICK. Accuse Some of the Justices ana Ccnstahies of All Kinds of
 Trickery.
Accuse Some of the Justices ana
MIR. scoTT,s AFrERTHoUGHT

To the Circuit Court Of Jefferson
 County, Hon. A. II. Grace presld-
 ing;
 We the Undersigned commissioners of accounts tor Jefferson county, would rePort that, as required by law, We have made complete and thor. ough examination Of the books, ae- counts and vouchers of the several county officers, and present the tot- lowing as the result Of cur inyestlga. tiOns:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-07
CONTRACT LET
  ERECTION OF THE NEW JEWISH TEMPLE.
'''mb'y, Of Chattanooga, Tenn, Inc Lucky Bidder at
 $15,3oo.

contract for the building of the 'esd'lon Anshe Emeth to MT. .lo-
 esation Anhe Emeth to MT. Jo-
 ihmoly, contractor Of Chatta- saa a' lehh. MT. rrimbys bid was Ve' which was much lower than 0' the others. The papers hava 0n s'sned and work Will be ac- ' commenced soon. MT. rrlmby 1,'. .'iveo Tn the city and will per,
 supefintend the work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-07
' county Qfiit CTS.

Beginning with the county elcrk.a office, We fad lis books accurately and neatly kept. and containing con- plete record of the county business.
 The books Of the sheriff and ot the circuit clerk are also well and neatly kept. We also examined the personaf accounts Of the above officers wita the county, and found thom correct. and that they were properly allowed by the county judge, and that the amount of county warrants drawn oIA same were correct. Ihe sheritf ias settled with the state, county and city for taxes, licenses, etc, as shown by the county clerks books. We 1ina that the lo:sl asseased yaiue Of realty is $4,940 ,S70; total personal property, $3,032 ,5S0. Total, $7974,450.
 The 6cliee,ieic
 The taXes cG!leeteQ for the year 1900 were in amount $ts3 5t4.2l, bemg $3,9SS.15 more t'l;,1 the amount col leotea fer tao pTl Y1ons year. Ne file herewith st5tsmeat q tAa con dition Of the county finances. We ind the county ta good financial condition Scrip IS it par. 'i'he present taV rate meets all rc3u.41ot1t4 but siionid Dc retained undIElnished 4 rcGHcuan of one mill in the teVy would reduce the income Of the county to tnc ex- tent of aEoat $Eof0. and seAd scrip to a discount. TD,8 would mean a largely lncreascd cost to tine tax payers Of every item tf county ex pcnses. and Wnald result in profit to no one except those who speculate III county scrip.
 School Warrantc
 The schCcl warrants fedtcrsea I34l year were, n amount. $53. .3294l be- ing largely moe tban the total Of all other county expenses We note that many of the warrants from .he conn try districts are written Tn pencI. ana III some cases one UfeftDf Sl2nS the names of &H tAe directors. The Wal rants she:ld he written II iak, and should be rroperly sgned by the il fcctors. We Wellb suggest Go the country trcas,ter th;t ho pay 70 war rants net p@apcsly d,awn, sI2ued anl registered.
 Some sFaaH Gchec,e.
 We learn that there are anm5ol, of schools in tfe county 1T when there gre only three or foGr pupils, and in some case" these are all in opa family. Iheso sha0iu, ji possible, b. assigned sJ otfer schooie, and sarr the expense of teachers salary. rent. fuel etc. There hos been quite < large sum expended for costly maps. charts, etc. We learn from trust. worthy sources that soIhe q these ar9 not used at all jn some of tie schools, but are rclegated to q corner as use.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-07

'ss 'ap. p0fa DiIle. Of Valley Ridge
 !. 'tl' :. last night for her home, after ] " her sister, Mrs. Will Padae.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-13

While moving the Reformer to its
new quarters and installing its
mechanical improvements, the new
publishers have been somewhat at a
disadvantage. But We think We can
now. in spite Of illness in our force,
present the paper as an example Of
what subscribers may regularly expect
There will be no better printed paper
in Vermont.
1t will as ever be a complete and
comprehensive local paper, presenting
the news of the town. county and bor-
der territory carefully, intelligently,
candidly and independently. with
malice towards none, with charity
for all" but with steady adherence to
lis own ideas Of right and with enthu
siasm for everything that makes for
the moral and material upbuilding of
local life. Il will serve the needs of
the modern economy Of life in detail
ing fully the movements Of persons
and things. but it will at the same
time seek to fill the higher ideal of
the local paper as a leader in thought
and discussion.
In state news and state matters the
same policy will be followed. while the
Reformer's old reputation as a complete
general newspaper will be maintained.
handling carefully and compactly the
news Of the world in every department
Of human activity and interest. Besides
the ordinary news We begin this week
regular departmental reviews. which
will be given every month. IN the
World Of Religion. Scientific Advance,
Woman and Her World. the Children ;
Hour This Country Of Ours. and
Some Smiles in Passing wit and hu-
NOR gathering everything in all lines
of interest the world over for those
seeking TO be all-round well informed
people.
With illuminating editorial discus
sion. with a good story every week,
either complete or serial sampllng the
best to be found in the work of ne
tion. and with generous installments
of choice miscellany and poetry Of the
highest order. no effort viii be spared
10 make the Reformer regularly and
continuously the model paper for Fam
ily Reading.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-13

form. The other amendments had
been disposed of by the refusal to re-
organize, except that providing for
drill of the companies onet in 60 days
and for opening the houses for inspec-
tion once each Saturday afternoon
from = to o clock, which were adopt
ed on the ground that they would in
crease the public interest in the de-
partment and encourage foremen to
keep the houses in the best of order
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-13
Held in $500 for the County Court.

Sheriff Thompson arrested Dana
Murgatroy and Mrs. Ann Cope IN
Grafton Thursday morning, Oh the
charge Of adultery. Hearing was had
before Justice Williams Of Bellows
Falls yesterday afternoon States At
tornev Weston conducting the case for
the state and Bolles X Bolle- appear
ing for the respondents. The com
plant was made at the instigation OF
Mrs. Cope's husband. George Cope,
and proof was given to show they were
married in England and for time
lived in Hartford, Conn. Several
wears ago Mrs. Cope left her husband
and three children and has since lived
with Nurgat-oy. They Were required
10 give bonds in the sum Of 500 each
for appearance at the county court. II
is thought that the father OF MurEa-
rrov will furnish bonds for him Mr..
Cone will probably be lodged in Jail
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-13
Fancy Slippers.

We have a nice line Of Men s.
Bows, Ladies' Misses and Child
ren's Fancy Slippers. Ali styles
in kid and felt. Pretty fur top
Pomeos and Juliettes. Several
co1ors in each style.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-13
Dress Shoes.

We have a large stock OF Dress
Shoes for everyone. For Boys
Misses and Children we are snow
ing some very dressy as well as
durable lines.
For the Ladies our new brat
+1eboro" and Britannia" lines
are meeting with great favor A
pair of our $500 "BrattleOoFo ,
or s3.5o Britannia" Shoes would
make as fine q present as one
could think of. On our Men S
side. we have number OF elegant
Winter Shoes that we feel would
please anyone.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-13
Useful Holiday Gifts.

DO YOU realize less than two weeks CHRISTMAS Will De ee
Drr that time many will racked to decide what pleas
,e Gift Shall be given relatives and friends
We notice each year that people are becoming more
f Christmas Gifts, while they have formerly purchas
81 different things without much thought as to their usefuns
W. notice now that USEFULNESS and SERVICEAbII14 are
the first things considered We mention few hingS na' "0
axe useful presents.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-13
High Cut Overshoes'

A pair of High Cut Overshoes
in buckle or button makes nice
little present. We carry them for
the children as we'll as for older
people. Price of these goods as
we'll as all other rubber goods
much less than last year.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-13
Evening Slippers.

We have some pretty DlEss
s1ippers for evening wear, one
+ro and three and four straps.
Patent and fine kid vamps. Sew
eral styles for misses and children
Mas Pat. and Calf Oxford Ties.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-13
Alfred Dodge
Shoes and Slippers.

For solid comfort we recon-
mend the Dodge Shoe and Slip
pers, made of pure live wool felt,
Look well and wear well. Nc
cold feet with a pair of Dodge
Felt Shoes.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-13

Women Mrs. Frank Bond. Mrs
Warseam Dean. Miss Grace Warren.
Men-Thos. Bradley. f. Conegan
NacauIey Dickson. Henry Hawley, +
L. Pratt. c. 4. Rickert. Albert II
SHEPPARD. 49,
Advertised December l3. 1901
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-13
Our China Department

is very attractive with many handsome dishes
and big values. and China Cups and saueers
are the best to be found anywhere at the price
Dinner and Toilet sets are always nice
Christmas present and we have a fine line Of
these goods at the lowest prices. Look at our
$3.50 and $3.50 Dinner Sets, ll2 pieces.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-13
Rubber Boots.

Children like to play out OF
doors. Their feet must be kept
drv. How much they would aP-
Dreciate q new pair of Rubber
Boots. For older persons too, a
GOOD pair of Rubber Boots would
not be out of place.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-13
Leggins and
Moccasin RubberS.

For men and boys who work
out of doors, pair of Leggins,
Felt Boots or Sheepskins with
Moccasin Rubbers to fit over them
would be a very useful gift.