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The sun., 1901-10-19
PASSENGER COACH BURNED.
Car Caught Fire From a Spark From
Il Stove.

One Of the passenger coaches of tho
T., w. \ Il. railroad attached to tile
Edge Moor wollmen'S train, caught fire
Yesterday morning while on the way 10
this city from Edge Moor. The fire was
discovered BY the train crew Their
attempt 10 check the flames was tlnSlc-
ccssful and iii short time the entire
front Of the car became mass Of flames
causing the men 70 beat a r"trcat
Officials III French street station wcr"
made aware Of the fire, ana on the ar
rival Of The train the fire brigade was
ready for work. After il few minutes
hard work the fire was eNtingushcd by
the railroad employees
The car was damaged badly by thr
ire and water and was removed 10 III,
repair shops.
4 number Of the fire fighters were
drenched and We're obliged 10 return t0
their homes for dry clothing. The tr,
originated from a spark from the stoyc
IN the car.
The sun., 1901-10-19
City Cour t Business.

III Gourt yesterday the ease against
Frank Spencer. colored, who was ar-
.nigntal Oh the charge Of stealing skirt
rom Alary Phillips. colorrd. was lis
misscd according to the woman's tpsti-
mony She had given Spencer the skirt
to pawn aud told him TO take the pro-
trrds 10 the landlord. which he did. bat
because hr told her he could not give
her the pawn ticket until he got ready
lt had him arrested.
Howard Watson waS accused If acting
rli>ortlcrlN around Market street station
" tie Baltimore x Ohio railroad. and
q fine Of rs was imposed.
Frank Fisher charged with beggins.
was fined 50. David Leach. charged with
ttiSolderly conduct. wns fined So The
ease against james Lattomus. charged
With discharging a revolver ii the city
limits was continued until Monday.
The sun., 1901-10-19
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
Grand Master of the A. #. A. M
Makes Selections for the Year.

George Massey Jones of Dover, grand
master Of the Grand Lodge, A. L. 4 A.
NJ, of Delaware, has appointed the fol-
lowing Grand Lodge committees for the
ensuing year:
Foreign Correspondence-The lsev.
Lewis ii. jackson, chairman; Francis
DE ii. Janvier. William III. Weeks. ar.
Edwin $. Anderson, Robert b. Hopkins.
Finance-Enoch Moore, chnirman; l..
Irving Handy, Edwin DeHaven, Charles
w. Pancoast, William III. Morford.
By-Laws-Dr. j. Harmer Rile, chail
man; Elwood +. Cosden, Mordeca
Barnes.
| Credentials Benjamin +. Bartlam,
chailman Clarence Il. Raymond. Char
les II. Jones.
Grand Charity Fund--John /. All
mond. chairman: Reynier salisbury.
Louis Il. Elliason.
Reserve Fund--Wilmer Palmer. chair
man: Alfred q. Cox, DIR. Il. X. Osler.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $. Dohh chair
Imam; Dir. ]. Paul Lukens. Nirginius Y
Harrison. ]. Parke Postles, Eldad l..
Clarke.
| Grand Lodge Library Charles Me
Imtire. charman Harry I. Hickey, Wi.
llItlil ~ J. llitli. l1h-'liN +'i'F7,N - ~
art Almond.
Work-William w. Knox, chairman;
Joseph Stuart. James $. Stirling, RrA
holds Clongh, John Best Robinson.
Lodge of Instruction, nictrict No. l.
las. s. Stirling. chairman; John Young
.Ioncs, James Il. Clough. Samuel G
ICleaver. John NJ Whitpman. Jacob Isupp,
Cornelius l.. Beatty, Curtis Kirk, L.
Irving Handy. William X. Finn. James
T. Chandler. Samuel IL. Benson. .Ir.
District 40. = Reynolds Clough chnr
man: Rev George Il. McCready, .Jacol
II. Emerson. Hirons Denney, Rev. Rp
bert X. Stephenson. Dir. Il. Il. OSler,
District No John Best, Robinson
chairman: SilaS NJ Reynolds, Charlie,
Il. Jones. Robert Il. Hopkins.
Special CommittcePast Grand Mas
ter's Portrait Edward R. Mode, chair
man: Thomas ]. bay Roscoe f. RayliS
Past Grand Masters Jewel Harry J
Lowe. chairman. Irvine NJ. Finn, Gcorg
( w. Green.
. Centenary AnniyrrSary-D ]. Pau
InkenS. chairman. Dir. j. Harmer Rilf
lJames $. Dolb William w. Black. Jrt
! Clinton G. Joseph. Lewis Il. Morrow
. Mor,lccni Barnes. George Massey ZONES
virgininS Y. Harrison. Harry ]. Guthri,
Committee 10 Codify Forms. Cert
' monies. &c. H. Henry Young. chair
9 man: Joseph Stuart William w, Blact
!, Jr., Benjamin I. Rartram, Mordeci
d Barnes.
Q The First district is composed Of lodge
|. Nos. /. 2. II. IA. 10. 20, 30. %, 26, p, an
20.
:, The Second district Of lodges Nos.
! 5. {. 10. 81 and IS.
The Third district Of lodges. Nos,
: l.. i5 and II.
The sun., 1901-10-19
FINED OYSTER PIRATES.
Two Were Sentenced to Pay Forty
seven Dollars aud Fifty Cents.

Milford. Oct lS Yesterday morning IL
Alahon's Ditch. Detective Ratledge and
Special Officer Small ferreted out some
oyster pirates and the two principals We're
required to pay il fine Of $4T.50
The piracy WAS committed in the Mis-
pllion river on Saturday night last.
Though word was sent to Attarnry-ien-
eral Ward on Sunday, Detective Ratledg,.
did not reach here until Tuesday even
ing. On Wednesday morning the States
officer Swore in Robert L. Small as II
special and the two went to the scene
Of the oyster steal At the lighthouse 1
full description Of the two boats was
secured from Keeper Graham. and sew
rral Of the licensed oyStermcn there were
interviewed. The officers fcturnvd u
Milford AMI drove to Harrington. where
the 3.OS >. III. train was taken for Dover.
From iii" State capital. whore the help
Of Inspector Buckson was secured they
proceeded hy carriage 10 Little Crock,
Nothing could he done until yesterday
ntoi.ning, when Il launch was boarded
ana the detectives made Il search anon.
the boats at the wharf there, But they
did not have success until Mahnn' :
Ditch. II few miles above. was renchc'l.
There they found 4 sloop and hug-eye,
both answering to the description in
| hand. The former was owned and cap
tainrd by lsaac Rurris, and the latter by
lIamrS MunSer. WritS having been pro.
cured for the two from Magistrate Hut
| item Ut Dover. they were served
Neither of the captains offered protest
hut paid the fine imposed and were re
l"ased.
The sun., 1901-10-19
,.n,inenN secs nls Mlfc.

NtW Yafn. Oct. Is Roland +. Moli-
GenS received visit il the Tombs
from Ills father. General Molineux
mi the prisoners Wife. They came
Hl i hrougham and We're admitted tc
the Toinhs aS soon as they were an
rnunced entering through the Leon
ard street side. MolinenX, who occu-
pies cell 81 in Murderer's row. was
brought down To the reception rooni
and held conversation with his rel
atives. which did not last longer than
fifteen minutes. Tie meeting Of pris,
oHtl ana wife was very atfrctionatc
Hrs MolineuN threw her arms around
Tile accused man and kissed him re
peatcdly.
The sun., 1901-10-19
Irges Anstrin u Intcrxene.

Vienna, Oct IS The unterhaus
elected DR. Kaisrr aa first vice presi-
dent Of that house. IN returning
thanks Or. Kaiser seized the occasion
to interpellate the government Oh its
attitude ii regard 10 The South Afri-
can war. He insisted that Austria
ought 10 intercedc to secure through
arbitration an end Of the ''rohbcr war
now waged by Great Britain,' That
country, he added, should be obliged
to conform to the eXlgencies of hu.
manity and international law.
The sun., 1901-10-19
iprnnertY Transfers.

Tho following transfers Of read rstiur
iiayc been reported II the City Registry
lHrctti.
By William NJ. Connolly aud wife 10
Frederick Pyle, house and lot on Maple
street between Van Buren, ana Harrison.
Elizabeth Mccall to the Security Truss
and Safe DepoStc Co. two brick
houses Oh Market street between Trout
aud Second.
Charles Rr,ding TO the New Castle
comfy Mutual Insurance Co.. house
and lot on Conrad street near Van
RHrcn.
nr. ~ Il Quimhy q Cyrus Chambers
house ana lot NJ. SIS West street.
The sun., 1901-10-19
Mr.. Vanderbilt Passes Through.

William II. Vanderbilt, the New York
millionaire. passed through This city III
! o'clock yesterday morning III his mi
vHtc c;lr Swannanoa. On route to New
York. MIR. Vanderbilt has been On 4
irih through the south The train 10
which th" special car was attached, stop.
prtl fgr Q few minutes 1t French street
station. MI Vanderbilt dashed ont of
ms ear barchna'lcd to purchase the new
York papers from newshoy.
The sun., 1901-10-19
East Side Masked Ball.

The East Side Republican Association
will take mn active part III the Halloween
Carnival and will give 4 masked ball
in German Hall on Sixth street near
French on thar evening. II will be HE
first entertainment Of this kind ever
given IN this city and it now looks as il
this hustling organization is going 10
make il the best entertainment this club
has ever given. The East Side boys
have always pleased everyone who have
attended their smokers and musicals II
the headquarters No. 9O4 King street.
Dancing music will br furnished by
.Alhrrts' Orchestra.
The sun., 1901-10-19
A suIp1.itc Trnst.

Bangor, Me-. Oct 1S.A number Of
capitalists aro INTEREST. Il II tltp efforts
NOW teing inside % form i combine Of
nearly all tie salphite mills in the
United State~ and Ganada. Ii is I'M
dei%tood that 4 meeting " manufac-
fnrrrs concerned IL thc proposed con-
sali,latinn of interests u o be held at
5oston It II said thai the proposition
prGgiCas HAT ach manufacturer will
lte pad f0r Ills plani ID stoek. pre-.
ferred and eonluuh b@fiI going q tho
makers wilase mills show 4 profit and
common stock to mills not showing
any earning capacity.
The sun., 1901-10-19
High school Beaten.

WAS defeated Yesterday afternoon by the
Chester High School team by the seov
" y = 9. The game was played on th
t'h STIR gridilon. The local High School
boyS claim that several Chester ~.
ilitI School men played on the team !, \
teeflay The lineup Of the local team
was IL follows: Wyatt, left end; Harkctt
anl Eaton left tackle; Elliason. lrft
guard; ltnglr. centre Bell, right guard;
Lynch. right tackle. Schrack, right end
i'reman. quarter back; Dougherty. left
IGtlf back; Hartman. right half back
E,redurink fnll hnrk.
The sun., 1901-10-19
PennsylvaniaGame Law.

7 VII go hnrn with any Drlnwntr
gunner who strolls into PENNSYLVANIA
without having first paid $40 for !: i
rens". The game law nf than State ND.
NiieS lhhl noll.r"Shenis unless tlry ara
"Wisrl,s - real estate III Pennsylvania
sllall he required t. procure 4 license Ii
thy arr caught cunning without Il Ii.
reitsc they will 10 fined SIS.
The sun., 1901-10-19
Boilers for Brewery.

Boilers FIR the new brewery being con
strnrlcl IN French street Ii tween
Front and Second for Henry Blou.h. ar.
rived Yesterday and We're put III place ia
I short time. Work on the building has
hrnn progressing slowly on account If 4
lack of material. The Brewery will 10,
he completed before next spriify
The sun., 1901-10-19
Death Rat. in Prison Camps.

refugee calflls in South Africa for Sep
taHher show n total white population
ef lp9.4lS. deaths among the whites.
a411. Of which l,9il were children.
l'hp colorpd population is shown to he
"S,1la. among whom there We're 301
deaths during the month.
The sun., 1901-10-19
Ohio Bank Broken Open.

SamduskY. O.. Oct iS.-Arlned rob
hers entered the Berlin Heights bank
and blew the safe. The citizens were
aroused by the explosion, and battle
followed The robbers escaped, and. so
far rs known TO one was injured. The
robbers We're driven off before they Sc
e.lilnl any mnnAN
The sun., 1901-10-19
Not Complying with Law

Clerk nI the Pence Quiglcy calls af
."nti"n y the fact that veterinarians
re mot complying with the Law rrquirinw
them to pay an annual license fce Of 10
II ders not seem To he generally known
that IT the last session Of thu General
Assembly such an act was passed. Rat
few veterinarians have paid the fee.
The sun., 1901-10-19
] license Applications

Yesterday was the last day for tiiu+
liquor license applications to come H.
fore the Court Of General Sessions nj fhn
November term. SiNty-eight applications
have been filed with the clerk Of tho
peace.
The sun., 1901-10-19
House Buyers Attention.,

Look at once at new houses, Tentl. and
Lombard street $ rooms and bath. Ten
built, seven already sold. Its the nrica
that sells them quickly. Best valne IN Tho
'nme Real Estate Company
.sshts. -rornd.
The sun., 1901-10-19
Sold Song to Publisher.

Norris {. Morgan. organist If Central
Presbyterian Church. has written mud
composed i song, Golden Rod" whica
he has Sold t. Oliver DitSon X Co.. the
Boston .iilsical house.
The sun., 1901-10-19
KILLED BY BOLOMEN.
Another Disaster to Ninth Infantry
In Samar.
MANY OF ENEMY SLAIN.
Filipinos Lose Over n Hundred-Ten
of the Ill Fated Regiment Dead
and Six Wounded = Smith
Goes to Ayenge Them.

Manila, Oct. 1S.-.Five hundred bolo-
men attacked detachment of forty
six men of the Ninth infantry at Ban
gajon, on the Gandara river, island OF
Samar. killing ten and wounding six.
The remainder of the company arrived
OH the scene in time to prevent fur
ther slaughter and routed the enemy,
killing over hundred of them.
1t is believed that the enemy only re-
tired for re-enforcements. As soon as
the news was received Mt Catbalogan
two gunboats were dispatched, General
Smith going in person to the scene.
Fiske Warren, the first man to take
| the oath of allegiance required under
| the recent act of the Philippine conf
mission of all suspects attempting to
land, has been closely identified with
Sixto?) Lopez. Many treasonable and
lntlammatory proclamations were
found in his baggage. Regarding
these he said he had only one copy of
each. having retained these as souve-
| Mrs. 1t is known also that he was
intimate with the members of the
iunta in Hongkong He at first OBJ
iected to taking the oath, saying that
he was a loyal citizen; but he signed il
| when notified that on no other condi
ton would he b. allowed to land
Some Of his fellow passengers told
Civil Governor Taft that Warren and
Lopez sheok hands and retired fol
consultation upon hearing of Presidenl
| McKinley'S assassination.
Governor Taft considers the action OF
the commission requiring all suspects
20 swear allegiance perfectly justified.
This is tie second slaughter reported
of men of the Ninth regiment in tn,
island Of Sanar.
The iuriaer attack was on Compan.
c of the Ninth regiment. quartere,
near Balangiga. fosty men We're kill
ell, ;tld their ciiarrea and mutilate,
bodies were found i'll Il trench, wher
they had been thrown and partly burn
cd
captain Thomas ". Conncll. Firs
Lieutenant Edward \. Bumpus an
fiaiur L. s. Gi'iSMold were reporte
; also % have been killed but it is bt
i. ! lipvpd that they are prisoners. as thei
bodies have not lteen found.
TEe Ninth regiment bore the hrunt I
! ae attack ut the siege Of Peking nil
Suffered more heavily than amy otht
| regiment among tile allied forces. Il
| a6mnmltler Colonel Emerson II. Ii
ann. Was Killed. ;iltl the number {
/ 5.lei' casualties was large.
The sun., 1901-10-19
british .scnt ,si,s Protection.

Kingston. Jamaica, Oct. Is. The
governor. ST. augustus lIcmHline, has
received official dispatches from tile
British agent ii li9tas del fnro for
thiS government ana for the British
asking protection for Life
md property am also demanding
Compensation f0r lives and properties
o >troFed ~ me Colombian forces
The sun., 1901-10-19
Ea.her.in.Law Abused.

Before Magistrate Bradley last night
GhN.les Illlshorough was charged with
lhiSiag his fnther-in-law and was r.
aured to give peace bond. One caSr
MaS dismissed.
The sun., 1901-10-19
Military AcademY Lost.

The Military Academy football team
WaS bu,ilS defeated Yesterday afternoon
Hi bt llayerfoitl Grammar School
term The gam" was played on the la
tcr's grounds and the score was 26 ID 0.
The sun., 1901-10-19
To Rebuild Factory wall

William u. lIaddock X Go. were grant
I'd n permit yesterday by Building In
spector Cassidy to rebuild wall at thc
morocco factory Of Charles Baird & CO.,
at 4 cost Of $780,
The sun., 1901-10-19
Pnrsuit d the Ni1cus \.

"rhr NiZcaya headed toward the
BROOKLYN. She ran that coHi.s" for
some time and then straightenrd ont
again, then turned inshore and / 'yW
minutes after that ran ashore also.
There IL no question about the Nizcaya
pulling out of the general Spanish line
q ihr s0uthwaid. because a short time
stel tiis Captain lark turned around
api eallrd my attention 70 some oh
tt@a9 lii the water that looked like float
ing buoyS, apparently three or four feet
above tic water. We thought they
were nets with tmpedoes below them,
probably thrown ont to injnre the ship.
] ported tic helm and before | could
do anything we passed over the spot
and found tllat we We're in the wake
Of tie Nizcaya.'
Commander Nicholson then detailed
the chase of the Colon, her subsequent
going ashore and surrender.
Commander Nicholson said that be
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-22
Used ~ Al, c,.,,I..s co.r.,,es.

A cheap remedy for coughs and
colds is all right but you want
something that will relieve and
cure the more severe snd danger
our results of throat and lung
troubles. What shall you dor
Go to warmer and more regular
climate9 Yes. il possible; if not
possible for you, then in either
case take the only remedy that has
been introduced in all civilized
countries with success in severe
throat and lung troubles, Boschee's
German Syrup. l, not only heals
and stimulates the tissues TO de-
stroy the germ disease. but allays
inflammation, causes easy expectora-
ticn, gives good nights rest and
cures the patient Try one bottle.
Recommended many years by all
druggists. For sale at Finney's
pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-22
H.~.y woes Cos. 70 n.~ ye...

Harvey Wood returned last
Saturday morning from Topeka,
~here he has been confined in .
hospital since the FIRST OF April.
While there he had an operation
performed for appendicitis. and
experienced remarkably speedy
recovery from its effects. He is
looking unusually well, having
gained thirty pounds since the
operation was performed. Mr..
Wood leaves about June ist tor
Kew York City. having been trans
f3fTed 10 the postal sch service
between that city and Hamburg,
Germany. Mr.. Wood has been in
the railway postal service between
La Jnnta and Albuquerque for
several years past, and has the
hest wishes OF many friends in this
city in his new field OF labor.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-22
essWa asme-

Wm. NJ. Wilson, OF Dodge City,
Kan, wishing to locate elsewhere.
offers his fine residence property
consisting OF large two story house.
with upstairs furniture in same,
narn and three lots all planted in
choice bearing fruit trees, togetht Z
with restaurant. House and res
taurant will be separate chances,
giving every ticket holder two
chances for his money. Money
will be deposited in La Junta
banks for redemption Of tickets in
case Of failure to sell same.
Tickets on sale At John Pearson's
and Dalton's drug store.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-22
womsn's Club.

The La ,nta Woman's Club =,
their last meeting elected the fol.
lowing officers: President, Mrs.
Fsank Finney; vice president,
Mrs. Rufus Phillips; secretary,
Mrs Willis Hart; treasurer, Mrs.
~ McCnne; delegate, Mrs. G.
s. Thompson.
In the evening the club enter
tanned their husbands at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs Rufus Phillips.
After duet by Mesdames Finnsy
aud Buckley. ; humorous reading
BY Mrs. Thompson. the gentlemen
were informed that the club had
some unfinished business to trans
act, which would then be attended
70. Mrs. McCune then look the
chair and ss.sthc bewiidered presi
dent. made the most delightfully."-
:nnocsnt and ignorant president
one could imagine.
The jumhle oi motions vas
loaieaaly uutanelsd BY the parli
mentarian after the president had
giysn up 10 despair.
Alter the farce, Dr.. and llss.
.Eie6ey sang ! duet. refreshments
"a n served and music and iollity
,.,s,ls- ~. ming one 10 be long
reuembered
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-22
s.ssle.. s.es,s.. ssss,s..

On or about June Ist We will
place op sale the largest stock OF
buegies ever brought TO this coun.
ty. This is all new stock, bought
direct from the manufacturer for
spo, cash, and will be sold At
prices within the reach OF all
Those contemplating the purchase
Of a new vehicle will do well TO
examine the stock at our reposi
tory in the Finney block on Trini
dad plaza.
LuMpKiN & STAFFORD.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-22
s... s.,e. s,ee4-

/. w. Winters and ]. B Sher-
man will erect = two story brick
block on their property on the
YES, side OF Santa Re avenue,
adjoining the Masonic temple
Work will be commenced about
Iune Ist. F. F. Turley x Son.
erocers, will move into the Nor
man building temporarily until the
new block Is completed.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-22
sose soas locAl ,rGss.
D.l,on's pharm.ey tor drugs.

Old papers for sale At this of6ce.
40 cents per hundred.
See Khoads the insurance man,
for real estate, loans, etc.
For fresh bread. pies or cakes 90
TO Fishers postofice news stand.
Father Brinker is very i'll II his
home with an attack Of typhoid
fever.
Mrs. NJ. A. Loring, Of Rocky
Ford, was a county seat visitor
yesterday.
Columbia patent hard wheat
-four, best in La Junsa. At Cation
& Bradley's.
One of our merchants placards
the fact that he has '.sody waiter"
for sale.
Fred Gillen has been discharged
from the army and is expected
home this morning.
Bargains in new and q listed
wheels. Remember we are never
undersold -Downer.
Blue fime, wickless coal oil
stoves. guaranteed not to smoke
-. .,,..n "a ~Tn~~,rSDp
Mrs. r. a. Sabin returned last
night from a visit OF several weeks
duration with relatives IN Pueblo.
Gem Flour" best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded. Iunta Milling Co.
The shop men held meeting
this week and decided upon Mon
day, June 18th, as the date Tor
holding their annual excursion to
Colorado Springs.
J. F. Harris, presiding elder Of
the Pueblo district, was a La
Junia visitor yesterday, accom-
panied BY his wife. being guests Q.
Rev. Kenneth Money.
The switchmen defeated the bar
tenders IN q game OF baseball at
the driving park Sunday afternoon
by a score OF II to IS. The two
teams will play again next Sunday.
Secretary OF the Navy Long
passed through La Junta yesstr
day on his way from California;
10 Colorado Springs. where his
daughter lies dangerously Ill. He
arrived on NO. 4 aad lett on the
l7:7o train.
]. B. O'Neil left Sunday morn
ing for Kansas City, Mo-. with
3,S6S head of sheep, occupying
sixteen cars. II ne finds the mar
ket right there he will sell, il no,
he will go on to Chicago or pos.
sibly Jersey Ci.y.
Jack Jeaeries. brother of the
champion OF the world, was pas
senger on the California limited
Monday afternoon, on his way to
his home in Los Angeles. He ex-
hibited his manly form divine for
a few moments on our brick plat
form and chased up and down
until the train started. He is
somewhat OF bruiser himself,
and his looks. did not belle him.
r. p. Rhoads, Of Denver, re-
Gently located in this city add has
opened an office in the new Wood
ruff block, where he is prepared to
attend to your wants in the insn1-
ance line. He also buys anil sells
real estate, looks after the interes,
OF non residents and makes loans
His reference. by permission. IS 7.
T. Woodruff Your patronage is
solicited and satisfaction guaran-
teed.
Mrs. Dora Fryer. former resi-
dent Of La Junta, disappeared
from Pueblo one day last week,
and the police force and the news
papers were busy tor week trying
TO solve the mystery. Mrs Fryer
solved the mystery herself Monday
by making her appearance upon
the scene alive and we'll. Mrs.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-22
sJSS5ssssSss1sssss
THE BEST PROOF THAT OUR.
CLOTHES ARE MADE RIGHT
AND WEAR RIGHT ..........

is that Men OF
Fsshi o u, " h o
once buy from
us are SO well
salts fed that
they come again
and bring their
frie nds. Our
stock OF Spring
and light weight
Summer Cloth
ing, swell Hats
and Fine Furn-
ishins for men
and young men
is now Al lis
be st, and W e
urge yon not to
delay in making
your selection.