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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
CHARGE OF ASSAULT.
Miss Jor2s Seized by a Drunken
Man

The charge OF Selling a young lady
and striking her in the face when she
resisted is the accu= ion placed against
a man now in the city jail. who gave
his name as Tom Williams. and claims
to oe a freight conductor or the Short
Line The accusation was made by
Miss Jones, who is visiting at the resi-
denee OF John Felt at 80 Canyon road.
but whose first name was withheld. She
alleges that Williams, VINO, it is said,
was in a drunken condition. seized her
near the corner of STATE and First
streets early in the evening, and when
she resisted, he struck her in the face.
As a result of the blow her lip was
considerably Gus.
According TO her story Of the affair,
she was returning home with some
bundles, and as she started across the
open block from First TO Canyon road
she dropped the bundles. As she stopped
to pick them up a man came up and,
taking her by the wrist. asked L he
could help her. The girl replied no,
and attempted to pull away, but she
says he then seized her by the arms
Frightened, but plucky, she struck the
man and jerked away. She said that ne
struck her hack, but she does not know
whether -he did it TO hurt her, or only
accidentally.
The girl ran home, only a short dis
lance away. and informed Mr. Felt and
two young men who were there, Orsos1
Hatch and Abe Hatch. Getting a de-
scription of the man, the young men
followed him to South Temple and state
streets. He was walking calmly along
and Officer Barlow. who had been noti-
fed by telephone, met the boys and ar
rested Williams. The latter was taken
lack and positively Identified by Miss
Jones as the man who aCCOSJed her, but
Williams declared that he had not even
seen the young lady, and had done
nothing at all. Tle admitted that he
was in that vicinity at the time OF the
occurrence. but declared that he was on
other business. He was locked up on a
charge of assault and viii have a hear
ing tomorrow he told the officer that
he had a family and that Williams was
not his right name, bat would not say
what il was.
Mr. Felt said last night that ne
thought the man was simply drunk and
did not have any criminal intent
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chi Items.

r~rET7i COfr6S-7OTdenCe-
Lehi. Jan 1.-The report of the board
of health issued today shows that Lehi
will have but one smallpox flag up nv
the 9Th OF this month and that viii be re
moved day or two later. About - chill
dren have been vaccinated preparatory
to opening of the public SCHOOLS The
trustees. with the local board of health,
are visitir- the state board OF health in
Salt Lake City today to inquire into pre-
wig conditions and the enforcing Of
the ord IT of the state board Of health as
- Lehi
- week Mr.. William Vaughan went
to his luCern fields near the river Jordan.
nearby the point Of the mountain. where
n k-d some thirty tons of luceTn hay
stac'-5c, and d good hay-stsckeT- To his
great surprise, he found instead Of his
hay nothing but a large pile of ashes The
loss is over $500
- little son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tee had the misfortune to tail onto q
-.-- stove and was burned badly about
the --ziclr- The injuries are not serious
and in d short time he will be able to be
around again
NJ. :. W. Gray and Mrs. Jane Sohv
viii be married next week and will nave
a reception and ball in the city pavilion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

T. 4. Morgan OF Spanish Fork IS IN
the city.
B. F. Saunders has returned from his
trip north
P. s. Lynch Of Kamas was in town
yesterday.
A Hatch, jr., of Heber is a guest at
ne White House.
J. NJ White. editor Of the Beaver
Blade, is at the Cullen.
Soren y. Christensen came in from
Mt. Pleasant last night on legal bust
ness.
". H. Hersey and wife of Boston are
il town on visit on their way to the
coast They are much impressed with
the city.
Frank Thatcher has accepted a posi-
ton with the StudebakeT company. He
viii probably be in charge of the Logan
branch house.
J. 3. BOOkwalter, who was married
in California a short time ago, returned
to Salt Lake yesterday with his bride.
They are at the KnutSfOTd-
Apostle NJ. F. Cowley arrived home
yesterday morning from an extended
trip through the eastern states. where
ne went to look into the condition Of
the missions of the Mormon church.
Professor d. r. Augsburg of Oakland,
Cal. formerly supervisor of drawing IN
tA4E CIlDUlH "a llliC AAl1s AfAAtAN ia VII III
morning train yesterday, and left for
home in the afternoon. Mr. Augsburg
is well pleased with hi JsitiOn in Oak
land. and seems to be yering finely.
Robert Sherwood, tn well known
butcher who has conducted meat mar
keL at 16 Main street for many years, is
home from England, where he spent
two years in the mission field. He was
forced to- return before the expiration OF
his term by i'll health and is suffering
severely from inhammatOry TheUma-
tism.
James +. Shields, the well known
travelling saIA who has been com
ing to Utah for Chicago houses Tor the
PAST twenty-five years. and who IS Wen
known to most Of the business men OF
the state, has quit the road and set
tied down for himself in Chicago he
has esta blished a purchasing agency IN
that city. and is placing himself in com
munication with many of his old Gus
toners.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
Another Convict Released

Another convict III the state prison
was released yesterday by habeas cor
pus proceedings on the strength o. the
supreme courts decision in the Beddo
case. holding that conviction on pros
ecutIon by d district attorney instead
of the county attorney Of the county
where the Offense was committed, is
-oid- The prisoner who thus secured
MS release on OrGer of Judge Cherry
was John II Williamson, who was SEN
fenced 10 four years imprisOnm ant by
Judge HiGgi8S on Sept IS, 1889, on a
conviction iii Iron county Of the offense.
81 committing p felony with a girl I'M
Ter the age Of consent. The prisoners
petition was PRESENTED to the court by
Attorney George J. Nye. Contrary 10
expectation, Williamson was not re
arrested and held for trial again. as
others have been who have been re-
leased from the penitenUary on the
aabeas corpus act.
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WeeE-v HsaItb Report.

r.. .. ..e report of the health
iL .....E-siX cases Of small
Do. .6" .uarantine yesterday.
" .-an at the end o. the
.-.. Notwithstanding hJt
-.. -. cases developed DIR
....- TWO new cases wore
r yesterday. David Az
.. %. aE 81 South Fifth West
E.-. AL. 'aUgg, aged "A. 81 10
.- ~. est street The numScr
..... .-T cases has decreased
-.. ..-.. r' seven. diphtheria cas-
r.... -" three and the eight w
-.-.... cases last week have en-
u... -'rti The deaths for Tho
r.... -.-a nineteen and tine bir,ls
s.---. .--Lpur- Two hundred aud
mas school -1Hdren were var,i-
ben lay making 1867 who nave
0s.. treated at the public healtl
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Orders BY Judge Cherry.

The following orders were made yes
terdav by Judge Cherry
Ahial 3. Sawyer vs.. salt Lake NlIy .
motion for new trial overruled
salt Lake City Water < Electrical
Power company VS.. salt Lake City ct
all withdrawal of Dey & Street as at
toruevs for plaintiff ordered entered
Fred Martin VS.. Highland BOY Golu
,fi,,i,,r, ,.,,nnanv. case dismissed on
plaintiffs motion.
Edward Horne Us. Buckeye Mining
company thirty days allowed DEFEND
ant to prepare bill of exceptions ana
file motion for new trial
< N Covev rs. G.. r. Limberg; same
order
Addison Cain vs. Gill :. Peylon et
al. Judgment for plaintiff for S452.2'.
VIII f Waniess vs. Jeremiah
Scheuck. default of oetendanI anG
Indictment AGAINST him set aside and
defendant allowed five days to answer
complaint.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
Logan Locals.

tS-ecial COrTeSDOU5ence-)
Logan, Jan. 5.-The newly elected meE1-
bc-S OF the city board of education TOOK
t-.-- seats last night and effected the
following organization. President, Her
Schel Bulien, ir-, vice president. Fred W
Crockett treasurer. George F Thatcher,
- clerk, William H. Thain.
a Da-t-- OF about twenty of our local
sportSn5n went out on rabbit hunt yes
teTday. Downey, Ida was the hunCinS
ground chosen, but the IA bbits were not
NerE 9ientifui there, only about ID be-
ing secured.
The Democratic executive committee
m yesterday and after a fierce Wrdngte
endorsed George Sorenson of Mendon Ter
clerk, A NJ. Clayton for deputy treasurer,
Marie Morchead. deputy recorder: A. y
merrill, fish and game warden; w. r.
PARKINSON. county physician. and George
W orley, JanitOr. Bitter dissatisfaction IL
EXPRESSED in many quarters over the ac-
- OF the committee I'm assuming this
flgnt. and the county central committee
WI i-,-elv be called together to act on
the matter
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Payson School win Open.

toEecl3i COrrtED 0nIence-)
Paysou City, Jan. 5.-The district
schools viii open next Monday regardless
OF the smallpox or vaccination problem.
No certificates from PHYSICIANS will be
REQUIRED There is a small Der cent of
the children that have accepted the free
V2cc---cticn gift by the city fathers by
applying at the Office of the city ply
s-c-2n- y good many children have had
ina disease and there are others who do
not intend to go to school when opened
MI ell danger of contagiOn is passed
The few cases of smallpox now und=r
the rules Of the health board 5 quarantine
are closely guarded and pTeCautiOn taken.
80 long as dances, meetings and various
public amusements are allowed the trus-
tees will not close schools unless stronger
measures are adopted by the state board
officials.
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Supreme Court Decision.

An opinion was rendered in the su-
preme court yesterday in the case Of
Henry A Hill rs the Southern Pacific
company. appellant. affirming the judg-
u2eut and yerdict Of The lower court in
awarding Plaintiff damages at S7,i5O for
injuries received w nile engaged in re-
pairing a freight car at ogden on Aug.
3, 1875 From the judgment the de-
fcudant company appealed. claiming
Ulat the vel diet was uHs Imported by the
evidence and that p.aIntifi was guilty
of cJutribuJory negligence, but the ap--
peIIate courts opinion holds that there
was no reversible error i'll the record.
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District Court Notes.

suit was instituted Ia the district
court Yesterday By William r Open
shaw against John Halfin to compel de-
PENDANT 90 accept his tender of S4S3 for
the cancellation of a mortgage upon
eight acres of land in section IL, town
ship . south. range 1 east Damages
are claimed in the sum of $50 and attor-
ney's fees az $50 for Halnn's aHegeu
refusal to cancel the mortgage on plain
tiH's tender of the amount claimed to
be due for settlement
In the case of the Rio Grande West
ern Railway company VS. the Ieliurlue
Power company et al, appellants, the
supreme court yesterday denied mo
ton for reheaTing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
Eureka Happenines.


Eureks. Jan. samuel Lacke. porter
at the Oxford resort. found Edward Ne
b,n dead IN chair in the club room
about o'clock this morning. Nebili was
cutie an old man. and was employed as
saceic- hand on the Oregon Short Line.
For several days and nights he has been
staying around the saloon and sleeping
in cold corners. on the floor or in chair
Several times efforts have been made by
the crC9rsetOrS to get him to go home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
Fire ard Accident.


tSDcci3l C0rrCsD 0n0ence-l
TOoele City. Jan 5.-The home of VIII
liam H Classify was burned down this
forenoon. All OF the furniture was saved
The tive was started by small boy ard
matches. Mr.. Classify. who is member
of the city council. is away from hOulo-
D---- Shields. one of the men who dS-
sisted in removing the furniture from the
houcc. met with a painful accident As
NJ came to the head Of the stairway.
carrying trunk, the flames flashed IN
MS lace, scOrching his hair and mustache,
causing him to fan with the trunk whicn
81 - him or the head. cutting an uSiy
-ash. Ihe building was not insured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
Samuel Barratt's Estate.

A petition was filed in the district
court yesterday by Matilda NJ. Barratt
for the appoint ment of George \ Smith
as administrator of her son. Samuel
MOOrhouse Bsrratt who died IL this
city on Christmas day last. and Jan. 10
was set for the day Of hearing. Dece-
dents mother is the only heir. and the
property left is alleged to be worth
q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
l.. NJ. EARL RESIGNS.
Fire Department Secretary Goes into
Insurance Business.

A surprise was sprung in the ire de-
partment yesterday by the announce
ment of the resigns ton of Secretary
/. NJ. Earl to take effect Immediately
Mr.. EarTs resignation was filed with
Chief Devine on Dec. y, but he did
not make the matter public until yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. Earl has ac-
cepted the position Of general manage
OF the Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance
company of Philadelphia for the states
of Utah and Idaho. and expects TO en-
ter upon his new duties within few
days. In regard TO Mr.. EarIs success
or in the fire department. Chief Devine
has nothing to say as yet. The retlr-
ing secrssaT-yf has heen acting IN that
capacity fof# the department for the
past three years. asd for six years pre-
vious TO that time he held the position
of private secretary to O. J. Salisbury.
Mr.. Earl has proven an efficient Of
fetal in the department, and many
friends viii wish him success in his
new undertaking.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.
Twenty Socks Added to Couectior
Last Week.

The following new books viii he
placed ON the shelves of the public IL
hrs~v Monday morning: Abbott.
Modern Photography" B-fsbiu.
"Trac- and Tree Planting" BouteH.
English Hrra'jr--" Bullock. None
Cock Through the First Aniartic
N.-nr." Corulard. Robert Louis Stev-
onSoU.' Crockett. "Sncket Ministers
An..uE tfirtiol) Dodge Riders II
Many Lands DUruE, Middle Ages"
'.Hn3a0=edD DurUy, Modern Times"
lr7-lans-d1 Field. "Sharps and FLATS"
- rn.SH Johnson. Along Fre-ch BY
HsE-- Mayer. Mexico Aztec. Span
ts0 ana Republican," e. vOIsD MeyneII.
81 .hu Euskin." Orsi. Modern Italy,
ar-aaE Early New York Houses"
.---er-u-a1 Richards, Food Materials
and Their AdGIteration:" Wells. The
Org and Practice of Taxation" Anon.
Forbidden Paths in the Land of
ug
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New Law Firms.

s- A.-EH.lHr 1IcNaster- the retir-
..7 .. the peace for the Fifth PEE
.. -. Qua Of office yesterday TO
.. The members of the firm
Is NrMaster- The new firm
NIL .. .. Judge and H. j. Diuiuny.
rooms ~ and NJ ON the nth
.-.- " mmeECial building. where
... . ..I for business next Mon
.. Hr-rership has been formed
Jones' of this city aud CIar-
COLLINS Of RiChfield. Their Of
..... rooms Sc and - of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
In Judee Hileg, Court.

Judge HiIes made an order yesterday
confirming the sale os property belong
ing 10 the estate of John J. McAchran,
deceased The sale realized SlS135.
Judgment by default was entered yes
terCay in the district court for Eliza
beth A Wright against Thomas K.
Stevens for Sl,456-20.
55,dge Hiles yesterday made an order
confirming the report of the referee
rnounted to audit the final report of
RI oh anderson, receiver Of George NJ
Sct,,t & Co. assigned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
Nseting of Woodmen

camp s32. Wodmen of the World. to-
s-IE-r with the Woodbiuc circ,a. Wo-
..-. ". No0drraft, viii have joint m
-.a.a'.H. Ne officers with "A musical en-
ornament and TefTeShmeut. on Wed
.r. evening. Jan. 2. i'm the x. of r.
- A.. -a.EEhurS Of the camp and
s log Their with their friends. are
...'-. ra attend
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
DR.. REINEII'S HEGRL( BE[L

is not like the many electric and so-ysllel
electric belts now being ful~jeu upon we
public. IF YOU will drop me line VIII
be pleased to write you p personal lo-tt-
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as 20 what it will accomplish NY h'.-
has soft -TIEau gh4moiS-coVeTeC sponge
electrodes. that do not burn ana pI-~-rI
as do the bare metal electrodes used .Il
all other belts and dppllaHeeS- lt H. -
be renewed al will when burned out Tor
only -5c. an other electrical appliances,
when burned out, are WorlnItS~- iLe-9
two advantages should appeal 90 any
ones good Judgment
I give an absolute guarantee tHat my
Electric Belt viii cure every case pr
Nervousness Lost Manhood. Nd1'1f.7
and all Weaknesses i'm either sex restore
Cshrf.ulycu or T-ndcVei0Ued Organs cure
any form Of Rheumatism kidney LAYER
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Stomach Disorders au Female .'.-.-s
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IN THE COURTS.
FoR WRIT "a REVTEW.
Charged That Judge Cherry Exceeded
His Authority.


A writ OF certtorari was granted bv
Chief Justice Bartch yesterday on ap-
plication Of Goachim Smidt. directing
Judge Cherry to certify up to the su-
preme court on Feb. q his proceedings
IN granting motion for a new trial in
the case Of Smidt VS.. the Rio Cranda
western Railway company. in the ne
tltiJ for the writ il was set ND thai
long after the statutory time allowed
Tor fling a. motion for a new trial the
defendant company moved for a retrial
OF the case, wherein a Judgment of 81
800 had been entered for plaintiff and
that the action OF the court in granting
the motion operated as a setting aside
of the Judgment. It was further plead
ed that The district judge had exceeded
MS jurisdiction in granting a new trial
and that there is no plain. speedy ana
adequate remedy at law other than in
a writ OF review
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Estate Of W. Il. Behle.

Augustus c. Behle yesterday applied
to the district court for appointment as
administrator of the estate of William
II. BehIe. who died i'm this city on Dec.
2S. leaving property worth $500 to be
distributed to the widow and four chill
dren. The petition viii be heard on
Erl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
AcGurrin-smith Affair

Trr...t. amt was filed before Judge
1T..--.-. Yesterday, charging -.anl-
T- arm with assault ana batter.,-
s-rs,t lplalnt was sworn 10 bv ..arISe
hin. -'-- with whom the former nj
.r- r.-R pr the city md county Euild-
VAS - "-i"re yesterday. a t-5rrart
200 4-.,..-.I ana McGurrin was u,i-Ged
IN police court Tomorrow ~
-'- -1T a hearing on The matter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
NEWS FROM OVER TIE STATE

been on the railroad mere for several
-c@-Ss but nothing i known of his for
neF S-Ftorf-. He was abOut 50 years old.
j. W. Lowe died last night of
DnNu-5on1a at her home in Cow valley.
west I1ntic- The deCeadent was the wire
on James W. Lowe. formerly in chargs.
OF the Cherry Creek pumping station of
t. Mammoth mine and well known in
llntlc- The remains viii be brought here
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weaknesses Of men
and women 70 may
he relied upon To
cure i'm every case
You need not search
in vain for a cure OF
drug yourself to-
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tempt to relieve YOUR
miSpTy-fOT electric
iry. properly applied
VIII relieve and cure
an the ills. aches.
pains OF men auE
women II properly
applied. ] have stud
led the weakening.
nervous. wasting dis
eases for Ct life time.
and ] have invented
a method of applying
fIagrTicifE for their
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cure that is "a certain to cure YOU as jh4
sun rises and sets. and as a. reward Tor
my work and discover the nIt"d states
government has given me the exclusive
use of my way of aunlyiuE electricity 10
the human system. Ny QuadrUpl" Power
Electrical SuSueuSorv for mems troubles
II
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
WORN OUT"

Is An ExnresSion That Would Fit th4f
Case OF Many Weak Nervous. De-
1ecred Man and Womau-BuiId Your
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nett Guarantees His Electric Belt 20
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His Written EUdrautee-NUrr Money
VIII Be LteyuTueJ-NTiJg About Ir.
Electricity. Natures remedy for all ills,
s sure and speedy cure for the many
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
rrnzIin nnderwear Sale

at Z. C. NJ. l.. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday Choice bargains for ladies'
and children
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Shoes! Shoes !

Cl>.1.l-er's Shoes zoe
worth S1.59 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
NJ Finest Box and Willow @ %
CGlf, Vict K:d. worth 500 = ~
SELF Royal Blu stamped on every pair
sold the weird over for @ 10
IN HS+ie .tfice -
Do not confound this with so-calIeI
clearir--Out sales etc. This is a lCgiti-
mate sale. NC must raise the money 10
s-+.-fv our creditors claims.
Sale Be-ins Tuesday. January 18th, at
Q a. m.
Pcz.t-vel= Closes Saturday Night jana
airy 18th.
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Invidious.
.ouisvlIle courier-JournaD

louisville Courier-JournaL)
A Judge sentenced Maryland man to
tnu Years residence in the District OF
Colu-abi- for stealing turkeys. If pun
isl---.cnt is intended 10 have a refOrma-
tow effect Washington is poor place
in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
Muslin Underwear Sale

AZ y. q. VI. T.. Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday. Choice bargains for ladies
and Children.
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ZEE NEW METHOD
naosT AEN ARE "nALF MEN."

Most only half men, because many are
daily wasting the strength which is the basis of manly
confidence and of all that makes life pleasure
Be a manly man. stop the drain upon your vitality,
stop all losses of strength Get back the warmth the
glow OF vigor. Make your nerves and muscles strong
Stop the the pains and feeling of weakness
my Electric Belt.
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Look al it, Lace House al. pase 10.
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odd Coats. Odd Vests and MaCEiuJusE-
eS at your own price. 500 ether articles
to- nU--eTous 10 mention among thea
many for the ladies.