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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10

posed OF 1Iessrs. Eugene DIETRICH. r.
kumfert, Oscar Spott, e. c. k0hier and
w. Fl. Zimmerman. Jr-
The Ladies Matinee Musicale met Fri.
day afternoon at No. sig Floyd Avenue
A miscellaneous programme was delight
fully rendered under the direction OF MISC
Louise Williams.
Mrs John ". Harrison entertained at
an elegant card party Friday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs w. S. P. Mayo.
Mrs. ]. W. Burress has left the city for
o. visit TO relatives in Lynchbars and
Washington.
Lieutenant E. l.. Geddy. Of Williams
burg, is in the city
Hon and Mrs. J. f. Hubbard have re-
turned to their home in York county.
The Central Committee of the A p v
A. is called for Tuesday. February Eth.
at the Virginia Historical Society Rooms.
at L NJ
Mrs. Cooke. of Newport News, win nsxt
week be the guest of Miss Ellen Pollard
Mrs. r. s. Thomas. of snnithfieid, IS tho
guest of Mrs. J. G. Fariand, No. 5o6 East
Grace Street.
Mr.. Clay Drewry. Jr.. OF Mountain
View, is sick at his fathers home. on
East Franklin Street. Mrs. Clay Drew
ry. Jr,. is with him.
Mrs. P. L. Conquest will be at home In
formally on Wednesday,. 18th. after
o'clock
Miss Virginia Wise has returned to VIII
Iamsburg. after visit TO relatives
here
Misses Marietta and Lucy Powers have
returned to their home in Alhemaries af-
ter a visit OF some length TO friends In
the city.
Tne Ladies. Auxiliary of George II.
Pickett Camp viii hold their rcsIiar meet
ing Monday esenInS. February ilth. at
eco O'Clock \ fuil attendance IS de-
sired.
Mrs. W. e. coSey. ot Chicago. IS visiting
her parents, cir. and Mrs. James Hawkins
OF East Broad sereet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10

There are more "Fitz
Lee Cook Stoves sold in til.
State of Virginia than any othe
brand of high grade of cook stove
made. Ask your neiglloor why.
We claim because they are the
best stoves ever sold, perfect
bakers, with extra large ovens.
your dealer cannot supply you,
write to us for particulars. Sou
THERN STOVE WORKS, No. SIS to
SCI North Seventeenth Street,
Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10

of the family, including Mrs. n. II. Cole
and Mrs. A. A. Chi1ds, of Washington.
Mr. N L. Cole and family. of New York;
Dr. Moore and family, CT DID Church,
Va: MI. and Mrs. Moore, Of Richmond;
and Mr.. and Mrs. ". -. Lear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10

Miss Ethel Penn Gaskell Marsh, who
has been the guest of Mrs. James w.
Allison, has returned to her home IN
Easton, Pa. She will be much missed by
a large circle of admiring friends, made
on this and q. previous visit. She was the
recipient of many social attentions and
it was due mainly to her efforts that the
amateur theatricats, recently given FOR
the benefit of the Old Dominion Hos
pital, proved so successful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10

posed OF Messrs Eugene DIETRICH, r
Kumfert, Oscar Spott. e. C. kohier and
w. f. Zimmerman. Jr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10

The Ladies Matinee Musicale met FRI
day afternoon at No. sig Floyd Avenue.
a miscellaneous programme was delight
fully rendered under the direction OF MISC
Louise Williams.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10

Mrs. John W. Harrison entertained at
an elegant card party Friday evening in
honor of Mr. and Mrs W. S. p Mayo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10

Anderson, Elizabeth Davenport, Emily
Addison. Maude Morgan, Martha 6yro'
and Mrs. Brydon Tenant.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09
BABIES AT A PARTY.

Mrs Harl S. ki,tle gave baby party
yesterday afternoon for the new babies,
yearllngs only. Ea-h baby was pre-
sen,ed with souvenir silver heart with
"M4y 9. 1921" engraved on II. Each
heart vas attached to card on which
' as written the weight and age Of the
baby. Baby had the house all to herself
for few hours and then the nsiR hbors
were invited 10 to view the stunning ag
erega.ion and participate in the fun.
Mrs Ki,,le's guests we're delighted and
made their pleasure manifest as only
such guests can. Her guests we're the
Mason twins. Barbara and Isabelle,
Helen Gardiner. Elizabeth Gamble,
George Gate. mole. Elton Hankins Jr.,
Mary S.oddard, Edwin Cqlbertson,
Grace CHM, Doris Rowland. Florence
Walker, Josephine Ki,,le and Baby
Duane
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WQN Street Wild
All Stocks down
WALL STREET WILD

Unprecedented Day Of Panic aud Cos-
fusion IN the GREAT National Bour.e.
New York, May o Pandemonium
reigned in Wall street today and many
blanched faces are studying figures this
afternoon. The decline Of prices yester.
day was followed by An almost unprece.
dented slump today. Panic reigned
supreme. Stocks lost from $ to 80 points
and only one stock advanced during the
morning. At noon the clearing house
resolved TO lend 5000. 900 at 6 per cent
and this saved the day. possibly the
nation. All morning brokers begged for
money. some Offering as high at 70 per
cent for it. but nothing could be done
until the bank presidents could be
brought to osether. Meantime many men
we're crowded to the wall.
The fight for control OF Northern
Pacific caused that stock TO make the
mos, s,upendous leaps. It opened at
$..5 per share and a, one time had
climbed by leaps and bounds 10 $1,000 a
share. The shorts were sure TO be lost.
when Koshn, Loeb & Co. came to the
rescue a, noon by notifying the shorts
they could &c, shares from them. Then
Northern Pacific began 10 recede and
landed a, $3.50 at the close.
Leading brokers feel that the opera
tors mus, &c, together on Northern Pa.
e,se con!rol or that p mic Of widespread
nature nus, follow.
Russell! Sage said this afternoon that
he had predicted disaster and 1t should
have been plain to anyone. Unless the
CD orators OF the bull movement get to.
se,her. the furry today and yesterday
~ill be bu, 4 ripple on the surface com
pared with VIA. viii coMe.
Among the failures announced is iha,
of Charles ". Steckler. brokers caught
on the short side. Many more are ex
pected 10 be announced in the morning.
So heavy were the deals. tha, the
board today decided to hold no session
Saturday TO enable brokers to clear up
their vast transactions.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN DAYS
Saturday and Monday, May
II and -, at the Peo.
nlo'a 2toYa.

Here is a list Of bargains which no
other store can match. Look them over
10 pieces fine French ginghan. sells
At Ioc. special price per yard SC.
Best quality Merrimac prints, light
color. worth &c. 90 Saturday and Mon
day at &C.
5 pieces OF best shee.ing. two yards
vide sells at nc. Saturday and Monday
only I5c.
Full size bed sheets, heavy grade.
worth 6oc 60 the two days at 43c.
Same quality pillow cases only roc.
Full size white bed spreads, hemmed.
worth oSc. 60 the two days at So.
Ladies washable dress skirts. made Of
linen crash, heavy coverts and colored
duck. worth fully $3.50 60 the two days
at 100.
Dotted Swiss. 40 inches wi'e, fine 2oc
quality. will sell the two days per yard
I3c.
Boys round straw hats, worth 25c for
I3c.
Children's three piece suits, coat.
vestee and pants, sells all over for 81 IS,
our special price tI.47.
Mems all wool pants, pin check. our
81 pant, special for Saturday and Mon.
day only SI7s.
Ladies shirt waists. made Of Percales,
Madras and French Ginghams. all worth
from SOC 10 7sc, special for Saturday and
Monday 2sc and SOC.
Ladies black silk mit,s. very heavy.
sells for aSc, our bargain price is hall.
Just I3c.
Child's parasols. 75c goods. fer I5c.
Special 10 lace curtains, extra 6ne
quality. 81 yards long 81 inches wide,
our regular price is 5, IS pair. but our
bargain price is exactly half. SLI7hc
per pair.
Warranted all linen table cloth, fast
red border. worth 3Sc. our price for the
two days. per yard I8c.
All linen huck towels, large size, worth
Isc. 60 for g..
Mems dress shirts in new colors. silk
bosom. OF percale With two detachable
collars, 75c shirt. for Soc.
Mems &c red handkerchiefs. large size.
bargain day price for SC.
Ladies' silk capes, trimmed in lace and
Jet. a s. cape for $3.50.
Special in ladies' silk waists. new style.
worth 81. but we have them only in
black, so We close them out at ). %.
Ladies taller made suits in gray. brown
or blue tricot, made as we'll as our $40
suits, special for the two days only $500.
Ladies wash suits. the newest garment
out, shirt waist and skirt to match. all
the style. new. worth $3.50. 60 the days
at $3.50.
We will have big sale 10 ladies' um.
brellas and parasols; we have too many
kinds to mention prices. but our bargain
prices are always right. See them.
THE PEOPLES STORE,
Boulder's Great Bargain Store.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09
Terry 5 BLOWS
P0|0|yZe Him
BADLY BEATEN.
Heary Bshrmsn, the KaoohmaD, Victim Of
W. Il. Tsrry's Rage.

Heary Behrman, the Ranch man, Victim Of
w. r. rsrry's Rage.
Henry Behrman lies at his home. four
miles northeast Of Boulder. in precar
ious condition. DR.. McClory says his
case is serious and it is too early TO makt
predictions. He is paralyzed on his
righ, side from the shoulder down TO hi.
lower limb He received severe cash
in the left cheek and shows bruises tha,
indicate that he was kicked in the small
Of the back. After these love taps, ad
as is charged. by w. R.
Terry. with the fiat side Of shovel and
the heavy bottom Of boot, Behrman
vas dumped INTO an irrigating ditch and
was nearly drowned. Members Of the
Behrman family claim to have witnessed
the fight. which had irrigation for its
theme and standing feud, born Of some
land and cattle deals. AZ its original
cause.
The Terry side OF the cas-: has not
been heard. The fight occurred at the
ranch about 8 o'clock this morning.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09
"STEvEY" RESIGNS.

Denver. May "a. NJ. Stevenson has
made fortune ou, Of the Doctor mine
said to be $500. .oco. That is one reason
Why his name does not appear as atior
ney for the Tr2m~ay company after 10
days meeting. He will evoie his time
to pulling wires for the senatorial sue
cess,on to Henry ". Teller. The com
pany declared $50, 900 dividends Tor the
three months today.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09
Of Roses
FOR President
FLOWERS FOR PRESIDENT.
HE Ride Throughout Los Angeles IN &

His RIDE Throughout Los Angeles II
Carriage Of kosss.
Los Angeles, May orThe entertain.
ment for the president today eclipses
anything ever attempted in an Ameri'
can city. President Mckinley rode in =
flower decorated carriage which was q
ver,table dream Of Flowerland. All
along the line $4,000 school children
made the street carpet OF floral
wreaths. The president spoke to them
about patriotism. This afternoon the
party proceeded to Santa Monica. where
il will get its first glimpse Of the Pacific
ocean and will call on the old soldiers at
the home
Daily camera., 1901-05-09
BOULDER MAN GOES.

Governor Orman has named bis dele.
gates to the national conference on tax.
alton to be held at Buffalo May q and
u and among them Prof. Walter H.
Nichols Of Boulder. Prof. Nichols has
been elected to the chair Of history at
the state university and will assume that
position next year. Al present be is
taking post graduate work at Columbia
university.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09
JOHN WANTS M( NEY.

And Uaeis sAo uss u - Lead ss small
1utsrest
New York, May o-It is reported that
China will attempt to float her loan OF
S,6o. .ooo, 900 to pay the indemnity de
manded by the powers in this country.
Manufacturers are expected TO subscribe
heavily in the hope Of establishing
friendly business relations. The loan
will. probably. be coupled with import
ant concessions for the admission OF
American goods with modified duties OF
free Of duty. Large loans san not be
fioa'ed by any leading single power now
except the United States.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09
MlSER GROUP SOLD.

in. Williams and John M. Yates
have sold their bond and lease on the
M,ser group OF tungsten deposits to the
Great Western Exploration company. OF
which Mr. Williams is manager. Mr.
Davenport and Mr. Jones. two strong
Iowa capitalists, represented the com.
pany n thc transaction. The ore from
the Nj er is being concentrated at the
old Boyd mill, which is under lease to
this company.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09
NEW FEDERATION BEGUN.

Aus,ya,ia Nov Has OsS Parliament aud u
Was Brilliantly Opsnsd.
Melbourne, Australia, May o-There
were 1900 visitors here from the prov
inces today to witness the opening OF the
frs, session OF the Parliament of the
Australian Federation. The Duke and
Duchess Of Cornwall were present and
the duke made speech 10 which he re.
ferred to Queen Victoria in such feeling
tones tha' many eyes were dlmmed by
Daily camera., 1901-05-09

Several Boulder Shriners 60 to Colo
rado Springs tomorrow to participate IN
the ceremonies Of installation Of seventy
men. Each candidate pays $50 and the
entire s. 900 is to be expended some way
or other tomorrow afternoon and night.
Possibly there will be sem 1em.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09
FEAR A STRIKE.

San Francisco. May eThere is
feeling of unrest here. The cooks. bakers
and plasterers are all on strike and it
is though. likely that all affiliated trades
will ioin with them in making demands
when the presidents party and 100000
strangers are in the city. Labor is we'll
ovoanized and determined,
Daily camera., 1901-05-09
DEATH IN THE FLAMES,

Ottawa, On,., May o-In the burning
OF the Roy house. a wooden hotel. this
mo, ming. three persons we're burned 10
death and many injured.
Albany. N. Y. May 6-The Trinity
Methodist church burned BY reason Of =
gas explosion today. Loss 10000.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09
THE NEW SCHOOL BOARD.

The school directors OF district number
;hree organized last night by elec,ing DR..
H. w. Allen president; Major W. S
Peck. secretary; Charles c, RIomley.
treasurer. The board ~ill not select
next years teachers until the June
meeting,
Daily camera., 1901-05-09

Prof. Burr, principal Of the Beloit
(Wis) preparatory school. was in town
today as guest of DR.. Henry White Cal
lahan. He visited the preparatory
school and university and was very
pleasantly Impressed.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09

A. B. Withey and family left overland
for Greeley and Cheyenne today. Mrs
Wi,hey and the rest Of the family pro:
pose taking the train at Cheyenne tor
Seattle, to Join TON Aston there.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09

IT,. Gardiner has sold his coal oil and
gasoline wagon business to Gus Niles,
former printer and reliable young citizen.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09

Mrs Maude Gardner and Miss Gar.
diner and little Dorothy. have returned
from their trip to California. gladly
welcomed home by hosts Of friends.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09

Mrs Upson invites the attention OF the
ladies' Of Boulder to her fine new line oi
street hats just received. Something
new and attractive.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09

The Retail Credit Mems association
will meet at the Office Of the secretary at
7:3o this evening.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09

Mrs c. B. CulbeTtson entertained the
Fortnightly club this afternoon-the last
meeting this season.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09

Ernest Morris. former Uni boy, now =
Denver lawyer, was attending 10 court
matters here today.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09
THE OLYMPIAN GAMES.

Chicago. May s~President Harper OF
the University Of Chicago. today said the
great Olympian games would occur In
Chicago in 1904. Jackson park will
have $z5o, 900 expended on it for the
nuYpose.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09

DR. Bancroft OF Denver came over to
see Rev. Fit. Randolph yesterday. He
gave the family little hope:
Daily camera., 1901-05-09

The Sacred Heart parochial school
children are rehearsing the operetta
"Snow White" which they will give Al
Temple hall May "A.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09

The Newly case dragged out its
weary length and veat to the jury late
this afternoon. Both sides made 4 hard
struggle.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09

Cirardot & Coston have succeeded T.
A. Richey in the mercantile business at
the corner Of 9th and Walnut streets.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09
ADDITIONAL LOCALS,

Mrs George +. Fonda entertained
Hypa,ia this afternoon.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09

We admit having COM
petitOrs, but we have no
competition in the shirt
line-those new ones we
show are great. JOE.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09

-StyIish-Modern.
Not dry goods store shirts.
See them In our window.
JOE.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09

June Henderson vas able to be At bic
office for lev hours yesterday.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09
SQISbu|y 5 End
NO| For AW0y
SALISBURY DYING.

No Longer Secret That Premier's Dsys
are WONDERED.
London. May o-It is no longer a
secret that the demise Of Lord Salisbury
is expected at any time. His condition
is now very low. Already rumor has sc
lected his successor, the Duke of Devon.
shire. who is a great favorite Of King
Edward,
Daily camera., 1901-05-09

A long felt want. Shirts
that will not fade. We
have them-fine Madras,
$I.25. JOE.
Daily camera., 1901-05-09

The Prep Mandolin club will play At
the w. c. T. U. concert Friday evening
Nav 10Th
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-13
LadieS' Silk Vests, BOG.
The Golf Store.

Monarch golf clubs, 75c.
 The populur Morristown clubs, osc
 Crescent golf clubs, $I3o. Spalding wood and iron clubs, ST, 50. Spalding Trade Mark clubs s2oo
 Vardon irons, $a %. Vardon drivers and brassies, S2.5o. E. G. I socket drivers and brassies $2 so Heavy canvas caddy bag with wood bottom and ball pocket Soc. Fest quality tan canvas bag with leath- CT trimmings and ball po-ket, $1,4h Water proof Scotch plaid caddy bags, with leather trimmings and leather
 bottom, $.S9. Scotch plaid bags, same as above, but with rattan strips the length of bag, bound in leather, $3.29. Leather eaddy bags. from $3. 50 to So. % dozen Re made balls for dozen old
 balls and SIC Re-made golf balls, Spalding or B. G. I. regular, PIC each $2.25 doz Craigpark golf balls 29c each, ss4S doz Musselburgh gof balls, a9c ca S3 AS doz o cobo golf balls a9c ea., $3.46 dog. Silvertown golf balls .9c ca $3. AS doz Vardon Flyer golf balls, BOG ca. .$3. 50 dcz Agrippa golf balls, 35c ea., $4 co doz.
 Red rubber tees, SC.
 Regulation tees, oc.
 Anchor tees rec. Putting discs, 25c Ball cleaners, 25c
 Golf ball paint 25c.
 Golf gloves, ST, 50.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-13
ALCOHOL AS MAI,THTTs, A1Jy

Alcoholism and depopulation are two subjects which at this moment excite the keenest interest, for almost throughout Europe the population has < not been increasing at the rate it was a year or two ago. Il is therefore in teresting to inquire what relation there is between depopulation and alcoholism. From the fact that France is the coun- try in which alcoholism prevails most, and in which the population increases least, it would appear that alcohol is a considerable factor in depopulation.
 Many authors, such as Lancereaux, Legrain, Jacquet, Pinard and Debove, have launched anathemas against alco- holism from this point of view.
 M. Ovize of Lyons, who has tenden- cies toward the rehabilitation of alco- hol, claims that alcoholism, although very ancient practice, has never pre- vented the population of the earth from increasing.
 Alcoholic excess, he says has existed from time immemorial among the Hin dus and Persians. The laws of Manu and Lycurgus attested in their day the abuse of alcohol.
 It was regarded as hurtful, but hurt full only to the health of the individual, and not to his descendants.
 However this may be, M. Ovize is forced to bow before the statistical re- suits given by the life assurance com panies, which show, on the one hand, greater longevity among abstaners
 The birth rote is at it's minimum in Normandy, where the consumption of alcohol is very high and at it's maxi mum in other parts of France, where the consumption of alcohol is less.
 Beyond doubt there exist legislative provisions which may play a very im- portant part either in combating or in favoring depopulation, but it must be admitted on the evidence of facts that excessive alcoholism is, in this last case, one of the most active causes; it uses up the human race at both ends, so to speak, by increasing mortality and diminishing the birth rate, or pro- ducing only degenerate offspring.- London Express. N
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A SPECTACLE SPECIAL.

l his is a very interesting price to those who are con- sidering the purchase of spectacles. Of course it is special and that means early buying.
 Gold filled, frameless spec tacles-the most popular style sold as it is becoming to most faces. Eyes tested free as to the lenses. Regular price for this spectacle is $I.5o. At 98c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-13
HOW TO AVOID FEVER GERMS.

Many people are boiling the water and then making it palatable by add ing Williams Root Beer Extract, thus producing a delicious home drink at moderate cost.
 Williams Extract, being made of roots and herbs, makes a splendid spring tonic. It is so popular at this time that the wholesale grocers of New Haven have already bought over 100 gross this month, from which they are supplying the retail dealers. Many families are drinking Williams Root Beer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-13
BALANCE OF THE "SUPERBAs S2.oo SHOES
 At $1.29

The sale of these excellent quality shoes has been the shoe success of the season. We got them in a Boston deal and sold them at $1.4o. Now the balance is offered at a further concession to close the sale. Mostly lace shoes and all sizes. Made of high grade kidskins and the New Ideal patent kid. The familiar price in shoe stores is $2.oo. Special for Satur- day at ST.20.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-13
soc Plain Satinc
 at 200.

Plain satins are adapted to a variety of purposes-trim- mings, Things, house gowns, fancy work and 50 on. To day we offer fifty colorings in every shade from white to black. Handsome finish, bright lustre, all silk face and every yard our regular soc satins. Beginning at eight o'clock Saturday 0Oc yrd morning, A/A yN
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-13
38c Perfumery, 23c.

These are the exquisite ex- tracts usually sold here in bulk at 3Sc an ounce. We have done our part in reduc- ing 15c on the ounce. Your part to save the 15c will be simply to bring a bottle. At 23c OF,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-13
Special from the French :. :. Bake Shop. :. ".

We are going to introduce another inter- esting delicacy from the bake shop this week-Parker House rolls. And very diff ferent from rolls as usually sold under that name. For one thing, the crust is covered with minced almonds. After this the price will be 15c dozen. But on Saturday. spe- cially, roc dog.
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Price, on Belts for Spring.

The new belts are coming in, and as the Big Store has the name of showing the big gest variety of belts in the very newest styles at the lowest of all prices, we have made unusual preparations for this season.
 Pulley Belts in alligator, seal, morocco. suede, leather and white kid worth 1Oc 4oc. and 75c. At "
 Patent Leather Belts, finished on 01c both sides, if desired, in all styles. At AAN o.elt Gt est ass :.b n Ids ?ssst ,,yes a sH'ra21c
 Gilt Belt.c. one and half inches 11c wide. At OlN
 Plaited Satin Belts, the very lat 11c est. All our soc. belts today at ONN
 Leather Belts, narrow widths; in seal, morocco calf, etc.. All new styles, 01r and for today at LJN
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-13
Ladies' Vests at He.

LadIeS vests at TIC. Ladies full beached,vests, low neck no sleeves silk ribbons. Sizes A. 5 and G. A IIc each.
 Ladie.c' Silk Vests, BOG. Ladies lavender light blue and black silk vests lace neck and shouldes rall sizes. At 39c ca.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-13
Base Ball Supplied.

Victor official league ball, s5c Louisville slugger bats, s5c Louisville s sugger bats, burnt, 6oc Catchers mitt best ever sold $I.oo Fine chrome tan leather lined glove.
 has heel pad connecting web and
 Welted seam g.. co Toe plates, oc