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The Jasper news., 1902-11-27

Remember the Thanksgiving dinner
to beigiyen by the ladies of theChristian
church tomorrow at the McCaslin &
Houck hall Everybody invited.
The Jasper news., 1902-11-27

DIR. Gooding was taken sick Saturday
evening and has been coatlaed 10 his
bed most of tho time since.
The Jasper news., 1902-11-27

Remember the PLbnc School entertain
ment NJ the Baptist Church tonight
The Jasper news., 1902-11-27

Tho New Idea Patterns, Pattern
Sheets aud Magazines at Hastings.
The Jasper news., 1902-11-27

j. NJ Searls, Of Lamar was 10 Jasper
Monday on business trip.
The Jasper news., 1902-11-27

Wrinkles arc smoothed away by its
healing touch. Brain tried and de
pressed people will iipd u cure in Rocky
Mountain Tea. 30 cts, at l.. |, Lauder
bRugh Drug store.
The Jasper news., 1902-11-27
n LlbsraI Offer
Salesman Wanted.

TolooE after our interests in JGsper
and adjacent counties. Salary CT COM
mission. Address the Victor Oil com
pauy. Cleveland, Ohio.
The Jasper news., 1902-11-27
a stnrtllrg supriae

Very few could believe iu looking at A
Il. Hoadlpy. healthy, robust black.
smith of Iiiden, Ind, that for ten years
he suffered such tOrturos from Rheu-
matism us few could endure and live.
But wonderful change followed his
taking Electrie Ditters. "Two bottles
wholly cured me-" he writes, "and |
have not felt a twinRe in over year. -
They regulate the Kidoeys, purify the
blood aud cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Nervousness, improve digestion and give
perfect health Try them. Only so cts
at Webb Bros.
Use Jspar NILS allf anly)u win g,t
good bread and at the same time en-
courage home institution.
FOR SALE; 2oJ, la0 aud 80 acre
farm for sslo, bargains all-last snap At
$500, lest improyome~ miles from
Jusper. Address, L. Riddle. Jaspe r.
y LibsraI Offer
Tho undersigned will give free sam
PIE Of chamberlain. $ Stomach and Liver
Tablets TO any one wanting a reliable
remedy for disorders Of the stomach
biliousness or constipation. This is "a
now remedy and a coed Ine. Webb
Drug & Hdw co.
II
The Jasper news., 1902-11-27

The Temperance Uuion will meet at
the home of Mrs Mary Cline Friday Nov
2Sth at 3 O'Clock topic "WLnt is the
origin ofthe ". G. Il. o." aud "Gho led
the first crusade" friends aud members
please attend. Corhbell Timan, Sec.
The Jasper news., 1902-11-27

"Last winter an iniNnt child Of mine
had Group in violent FORM, says Ell
der John w. Rogers, christian ESange-
list, OF Filey, Mo. ~ gave her few
doses of Cham berlin's cough Remedy
and in short time all danger was past
and the child recovered. This remedy
not only cures Group, but when given as
soon as the first symptoms appear, will
prevent the attack. II contains no op-
ium Or other harmful sul'stanco and
may be given as confidently TO baby
as to an adult. kor sale by Webb Bros
The Jasper news., 1902-11-27

You can buy anythlng cheap at squira
The Jasper news., 1902-11-27

A big haul by highvaymen, suhstitut-
es and others who steal the good name
I'd i,noof Rocky Mountain Tea ma2e
famous by Madison Medicine Co. 3Jc
Il. |, Lauderbaugh drug store.
The Jasper news., 1902-11-27

We have just received a
large shipment of SELF Shoes
of all styles and Qualities,
and a line which guarantee
to give good service or mon
ey refunded. Resp,
j. ID. HARBUR.
Webb Bros are reliable and cheaper
p!ac, to buy your Drugs etc.
The Jasper news., 1902-11-27

We are again handling the Avilla
Mill -four "Goldcu Loaf" and "Oyen
Buster" Try sack. Whbert Miller
The Jasper news., 1902-11-27

Get "Jasper Patent, straight" or
"Pipg Pong Patent" flour andyou will
get the best. Hone better made.
The Jasper news., 1902-11-27
Stray Notice.
Hatchet,. hammer and AK
handles cheap at Squiers.

Remember We carry full line OF
Groceries, Boots and Shoes.
ii. HENDRIcKs
The Jasper news., 1902-11-27
Come LOok for Yourself.

| have 90 pairs Mems
Shoes worth $l,50 a pair. l
| will close them out at CSC
IA pair. Must make room for
our new stock of Shoes.
j. ID. HARBUR.
II you want to buy a new Buggy,
Webb Bios eau save You money.
The Bah Baasin5 Bartlett sewing
machines are Lest, at Webb Bros.
Money spent at home will ogeotuall
return to your pockets. Therefore ask
your grocer for Jasper Mill flour.
Two more spokes in each wheel in new
Stouehton wagon now On sale at Webb
Bros than any otbe, wogoa.
r. w. Sheets has the best
Sl.25 boys shoe in town.
Give them a trial.
Cream Separators. 4.
We make and soil good Cream Sepa-
atoss. Satisfaction guaranteed.
VIM Baynes.
The Jasper news., 1902-11-27
Whne Doe Weather Is -.

Now is the time to get your wood
while the weather is nice, Don't wait
Till it ;urus cold again. Wilbert Miller
has il for sale.
WANTED Two men with teams
to snuck and haul corn. Cali on Viii
bert Miller.
Try a sack Of "Ping Pong Patent" at
fine hard wheat flour made by the Jas
per Mills.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-29
RAILROAD OFFICIALS
UNDER INDICTMENT
charged With Violating the
Anti-PooIing Law,
FEDERAL GRAND JURY ACTS
General Managers of the Southern Rail
way Among Those Accused-SpeciIc
Charge Concerns an Agreement as to
Cotton Rate Percentages.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. May Executive
officers Of al the railroads entering
Memphis. as well as the railroad compa-
MES themselves. were Indicted by the
Federal grand jury yesterday on q
charge of violation Of the 5nti-go5iing
section Of the Interstate commerce law.
Among the names known 10 have been
considered by the grand jury are these
w F. Finley, vice-0resi6ens and gen
eFal manager Of the Southern Railway.
b l. MITCHELL acting president and
general manager CC che s. Louis and
san Francisco system: J. r. Farahan
Weep president and general manager. T.
j. Hudson. traffic manager. and F. B.
BoWes. general freight agent O. thc I'LL
nCis Central; c. B. Compton. traffic
manager Of the Louisville and Nashville.
Horace F. Smith. traffic manager Of the
Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis.
It is not certain WAC among these
were indicted. The specific charge Of
the Indictment is that the reads. by an
agreement made each season at a ses-
sion Of the executive officers. in the
Toned Of a declaration. and not signed
by anyone, but agreeing that each sys-
TEN viii be satisfied with a certain per-
ccutagc of the cotton shipment from
here have formed a pool
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-29
FATHER SUES FOR MONEY
GIVEN INSURANCE AGENT
Wishes to Recover Premium Paid by His
Sen Under Age.

EIIhu Horn. q minor. by his father
Nathan Horn. today fled suit against
The Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
New York to recover S24S.65 claimed TO
be due the first famed plaintiff. Mr.
Elihu Horn states that he is not yet
twenty-onc years Of age having been
born on august p. 1881 On December
r.. 1901 he says, he was induced by an
sgcnt Of the Mutual Life Insurance Gem
pany Of New York. through false repre-
zautations and DECEPTIVE promises. as
alleged to pay a premium CD policy OF
life insurance for 5000 He further al
Ieges that he did not inform his father
ef what he had done until after ne had
paid the sum Of $24s.65 to the defendant
Mt. Horn also SAYS that he has Of
fered 70 return the insurance policy to
the company. but that it would not ac-
ccpt Il. Edward L. Gies is attorney for
the -laf3tiG
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-29
ENCAMPMENT PLANS
MATURING FINELY
LADIES' DAY At BALL PARK.
Manager LOTUS Fe-Inaugurates the
Popular Innovation

That eraud old baseball institution.
ladies Day" viii be inauEurated al
The American League Park by Manager
Tom LOTUS next Monday. Many - re
most enthusiastic fans in Washington he
Ions 30 she fair sex. and this step OF
the Washington manager viii undoubt-
cdlv tend 10 make the game here sGn
more popular In years past the ladies
were gwen the privilege of attending the
National League games free. and the re
Tjrai of this custom viii in all PROBABLE
itr bring them out in force
The ball tossers from Chicago will play
two games here with the Senators to-
morrow one in the morning and one
in the afternoon Chicago is at present
playing about as good ball as any team
in the American League. While Wash
faE5on Is apparently seeking the tail end
of the list. yet the lawmakers have
shown "a disposition to make some Of the
stronger teams hustle hard for victory.
In view Of this fact the series with the
Chicagoaus should be more than ordia-
a-tly interesting.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-29
PRISONERS RELEASED
BY DEFINING DECISION
TWenty-SeVen Secure Lib
erty by Special Order.
SECRETARY OF WAR ACTS
Former Volunteers Serving Terms at
Fort LeavenwOTth, Kan, and klca-
traz Island Get Their Freedom-Most
Of Those Affected Weze in Infantry.

The following order was issued at the
War Department today.
Under the decision Of the United
States Supreme Court dated May 10. 1902.
IN the case OF Peter c. Demfng. late cap
tain and assistant ccmrissary Of subzist-
ence. United States Volunteers and by
direction Of the Secretary Of War. the
foIIowinE-uamed general prisoners. for
merry belonging to volunteer orKauIza-
tons. will be released from the further
operation Of their sentences o. impris0n-
ment.
IN confinement at the United States
Penitentfary. Fort Leaveuwcrth. kan
Clifton Bridges. late Company u. Eighth
Illinois. James DUNCAN. late Troop D.
Eleventh Cavalry. Thomas Feastor. late
Company 6. Forty-eighth Infantry; Jo-
seph Cannon. late Company 2. Forty
seventh Infantry. Patsey HaTey. late
Company z. Tbfrty-scveuth Infantry.
Henry Holiday. late Company F Forty
ninth Infantry: James Meadors. late
Company C. E:gHth California Infantry:
James Price. late Company c. Forty
ninth Infantry, Benjamin Stanley, late
Company G. Forty-eighth Infantry; VII
lie Wilson. late Company F, Forty-eighyh
Infantry
IN confinement at AlCatraz Island.
CaHfcrnia-James Arundel. late Company
VI. Twenty eighth Infantry. Charles
Baldwin. late Company K. Forty-niath
Infantry: william T. Brown. late Com
gary Il, FoTtieth Infantry: Theodore P
CLOWN late Company p. Thirty-fOUrth
Infantry James r. Dornelly late Com
pary x. For ,grh Infantry; Michael J.
Egan, late Company r. FoTtieth Infan-
try: John English. late Company y.
Fortieth Infantry. James Fleming late
Company p Forty-eiGhth Infantry:
William Garrett, late Company B. For
ty-eighth Infantry. Emanuel F Caspa.
late Company H Forgieth Infantry
Leonard johnson. late Company VI. Thir-
ty-Jhird Infantry, Patrick J. Heating.
late Company G. Thirty-fourth Irfan-
try Joseph p. Kecshaw. lste Company
II, Forty-seventh Infantry Oscar II
Love, late Company K. Forty-fourth In
fantry; James a. Potter late Company
g. Thirty-fOurth Infantry. Ralph Sharp
iatc Company r. Thirty-third Infantry,
Henry Vance. late Company l. Thirty
seventh Infantry.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-29
TREASURER ACCUSED
OF BHBBZZLBMBNTl
Serious Frauds in
York County, Pa.
The New Commissioner Found Officials
Reckless With Public Funds-Re-
suited N Disclosures.

YORK. Pa, May Civilian O.
Thompson, treasurer OF York county.
has been arrested in a charge Of en-
bezzlement The arrest was made On
Information sworn TO by Jeremiah \.
HiIdsbrand, a county commissioner. who
was appointed 10 the Office a month ago
TO I'll a vacancy caused by the death
Of Commissioner Miller. When Com
missioner HiIdebrand went into Office he
discovered evidences Of loose business
methods. and an investigation was
started. which revealed that vouchers
for the payment Of ccnstabIes' and wit
q esses' bills had been raised. Today S
was based on three bills alleged
ave been altered by Treasurer
son. The information recftes that
on appropriated 10 has own use
on ging TO the county of York,
Slt0. $50 and SO
5sssss5szzssL ions started q week ago are
- Tess. and the sums said tC
Szzizs7z1- mIsaDpr0priated aggregate
thousands % dollars Commissioner Hill
de1Tald announced that ne-- discoveries
Of fraud were made yesterday in the
tTeasurer's Office which were simply as
founding. These alleged frauds are
along Q line entirely different from
those mentioned heretofore Discovery
has also ben made that the county com
missiCueTs have made temporary loans
since. January /. 1902. Of over 1885. 600.
These loans. il IS said were made with
Out lawful authority To cOmplicare
matters. the county treasury is empty.
and the payment Of bills for current ex-
penses mas been stopped until the taxes
for 1902 come in. Investigation shows
that bills agg-cgating $500 have been
paid by Treasurer Thompson since Jan
nary I IN advance OF their approval by
the commissioner Scores Of these
bills, II IS said, have been raised
County Treasurer Thompson was cleo
ted on the Democratic ticket. and was
sworn into Office on January ]. 1900
He was one of the York county poll
ticians who are alleged TO have nego-
tlsted the deal by which Fake. Kane.
and Shut, York county's representa-
tives in the Legislature. voted with the
Quayi-es-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-29
COINCIDENCE IN
ACCIDENTAL DEATHS
Mother and Child Killed on
Railroad TrestIe.

CEDAR. FALLS, Iowa, May 29.-WhiIe
wheeling a baby carriage across a trestIe
bridge on the Illinois CENTRAL. near this
place, yesterday afternoon, Mrs Herbert
Haskell! was run down b. a passenger
train The mother and baby were in
stantly killed
Mrs Haskell was returning home from
the funeral Of child killed by the cars
at the same place Tuesday. Two WON
en- accompanied Mrs. Haskell One Of
them saved herself by getting out on a
timber Of the trestle and the other
jumped rom the bridge.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-29
MRS. HUNT IDENTIFIES
EVERYTHING As HER OWN
Defendant n Court Claims Ownership
Of Disputed Articles.

Mrs Martha Hunt who IS on trial in
Criminal Court 10. ]. charged with the
larceny Of a quantity OF clothing from
M James FoX-s residence. II6l @ Street
northwest, continued tesGfying today in
her own defense Her evidence was
wholly with reference to the identff-
cation OF the articles Of clothing all
leEad 10 have been stolen Mrs Hunt
identified every article In dispute as her
property
The trial viii probably not be concIud-
Cd until Saturday next
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-29
MATTERS OF INTEREST
IN DISTRICT AFFAIRS

The Mount Pleasant Citizens Associa-
ton recently requested that old Six
teeuth Street extended from Columbia
Road 30 Park Street be designated as
Mount Pleasant Avenue Engineer Rich
ards IN chaT-e Of street extensions. has
reported LHa- il is intended 20 adout Q
system Of nomenclature for the streets
in that section Of the city as soon as
authority TO do so is granted by Con
sTess. and traE the request viii be fully
considered at that time
By order cf the Commissioners steam
engineers licenses were issued today as
follows. LocoEloblle 10 Albert NJ Keen.
and third class to d J. Higgins
The Commissioners have ordered that
Harry CORDOBA. watchman in the small
goy service Of the Health Department.
be- removed. the removal 10 take effect
Nay %.
BY order Of the Commissioners, Com
pany G. Second Infantry. Connecticut
National Guard, Capt. Daniel y. Fitz-
r4tric commanding has been granted
permission TO enter the District OF Co
Iuuhia under arms on June l. to remain
until June 8.
The Commissioners have directed that
section % Of the building regulations he
amended In part so as TO read: acute
augIed corner lots Ghuttiug lots that ex-
tend from street TO street or from q
street 70 q public alley at least ten feet
wide, or where sufficient facilities for
light and ventilation are provided to the
satisfaction Of the Commissioners. may
De excluded from the above rcstric-
tons
The Commissioners have communical-
cd with Hon. Leslie N. Shaw. Secretary
u the Treasury, transmitting an esti-
mate for escapes and protection
appliances for the Garfield Hospital
The estimate was furnished by the Chief
Engineer Of the Fire Department. and in
cIudes ten dre-aIarm gongs. complete
and Installed at so each. five fire es-
capes. al $3.50 each; twelve three gallon
chemical fire cxJinguisheTg, at Sl5 each.
twelve standard FIRE department axes. at
$3.50 each twelve ceiling hooks, at $3.50
each one Gre-alarm box. installed. $l45.
expanded metal and adamant cement
partition for elevator shaft $3.50: two
patent automatic skylights to be con
strUcted over the elevator shaft. $500.
and rental Of seven auxiliary frc-aIarn
boxes. SO each year Aggregate cost,
5000
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-29
A SOCIETY HUH7SHAE
MARRIES GIBSON GIRL
Cross-Country Riders VIII
Chase Reynard Together.

NEW YORK. May 29-Society was
taken by surprise b. the announcement
made yesterday that Miss Helen Haw-
thorne Naule, known as the "PhiIadeI-
phia Gibson Girl" had been married in
this city on Wednesday 10 w c. Hayes.
the noted c-0ss-cOuntry rider
Though the youns people had often
ridden together. Miss MaUle being an ex-
pert cquestrienue. no one OF JneiT
friends had suspected that there were
attachments deeper than those Of friend
ship
The bride came here from PhiIadel-
phia on Wednesday They were married
by Dr. William Rutherford in the Church
O. the TRANSPORTATION. Mrs. Hayes is a
member Of the Meadow brook Hunt and
Mr. Hayes OF famous Philadelphia
cricket team.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-29
OUTCOME OF THEATER ROW.
Three CoIored Persons Accused, But the
Cases Dismissed.

Judge Scott, in Police Court today.
dismissed the charge Of disorderIy con
duct brought by Downs W Woodward
against William Holmes. William Mead
ows. and Florence France. coIored.
Holmes then swore out warrant for
the arrest Of Woodward. charging him
with assault It was said that the ar
rest and prosecution o. Holmes Mead
ows. and the France woman. viii result
in several damage suits The troubI.
was the result Of disturbance ct
Chase's TEeater-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-29
9. 4. R. Veterans Work
ing Hard to Assure
Success.
CAPTAIN ODELL'S SUMMONS
Calls Meeting Of Survivors Of Fierce
Campaign Against StonevzIi Jackson
to Formulate Plans for Entertaining
Visiting Members.

Captain ". s. OdeU late Of the Sew
ensh Indiana Volunteers. was q caller at
the G. A. r eucamrment headquarters
this morning lie vas formerly uresi-
dem Of the Association Of Survivors of
De>slel5.z Division. The only division
thai ever saw The back of StouewaH
Jackson in the campaign OF Tho Shguau-
doah Valley. he has called d meeting
of The association Tor Tuesday evening
next at eucaupmaut headquarters. 1905
New York Avenue northwest for the
purpose OF dev-stlE means for -hc en-
Treatment Of visiting members.
The work Of the concert committee IS
being theoretically pushed by D-- Frank
lin T. Howe. chairman. ana his many
assistants. DR.. Howe. in company with
Secretary Barry BuIkIey spent the
create part Of the morning calling upon
the several gentlemen whom they wish
&c have address the zsse1ublaEe AZ the
Flag Day celebration al the Columbia
Iheatsr On the. evening Of June a.
Canvass Of the Clerks.
L.
ment departments for the purDase. of
securing funds for The encam7menr have
- been matuTed and II IS believed rha- -E+
returns from this source VIII 90 a long
way towards making up the deficiency
thar exists at The present time and that
stands IN the way Of an Official invita-
tion being extended to the members 81
the Grand Army by the District Commits
sioners
Another source from which good re-
turns are expected Is the Capitol. many
members Of Congress having already ez-
pressed a desire to Contrfbute- 49, in
charge Of the ARRANGEMENTS 10 zen
campment have refralue6 rom -
an appropriation fer the reason -
heretofore these appropriations
been Ievied exclusively against The ~
enues Of the city. and at the pres
time the District revenues are in
condition 10 bear any unusual demand 4
On many sides surprise is ezBresses
a 5ke failure of the many friends 4
the Grand Army in Congress 10 suggess
an appropriation from the funds Of Ia
General Government TO permit of some
consideration being shown to the visit
inEs veterans as Jribute from that
Government that was. preserved through
the efforts Of the Old soldiers and their
comrades who gave up their lives in the
cause. Many members have expressed
willingness 70 support such O meas
ure. but no one has yet taken definite
action looking 10 the accomplishments
Of the purpose
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-29
ENTITLED TO PAY
FOR leave TAKEN
An Important Decision At
feCting the Census Bureau
CANNOT BE CARRIED ON ROLL
After June so Payment Is Authorized
for Only Persons Actually Employed,
Printers Appear to Be an Exception,
According TO Nj. TraCeweII.

Mr.. Robert J. TraceweII. Comptroller
of the Treasury. today rendered a decis-
ion which is Of deep interest to mecnau-
les and other persons employed in the
Census printing Office. 1t affects their
pay for leave Of absence.
The Director of the Census requested
tho Comptrollsr's opinion as to whether
payment to the employees Of the printing
division would be- limited TO the leave
accrued for the period preceding the date
OF the repeating act. March 8. 1902. or
whether tho fact that the printing Office
is by the same act continued until July
/. 1892. viii carry with it the benefits
of the act of February %. 1901. until
the date of The abolition Of the Office
On a Different Basis.
Ia answer. Mr. Traccweu held that the
repeal OF that act put an end 10 that
authority. and that. after the passage Of
the repeating act of March 6 1902. no
right 10 leave OF to pay for leave could
accrue Mr.. TraccwelI said that the
question of leave of absence with pay
to the clerks ard employees in the Cen
sus once appointed under the act of
March 3. 1890, stands upon an entirely
different basis and is not affected by the
acts construed.
Concluding his decision. Mr. TraceweII
said. i'm part 1t is clear that en-
ployes in the Census Office other than
those in the printing Office are entitled
only to pay during leave of absence .ac-
tl.aIiy granted and taken. and that if no
leave Of absence Is granted and taken
before The termination Of their service.
10 question of payment can properly
arise
IN view Of your statement that these
employees are not TO be retained in the
permanent Census once il is rot en-
tirely cIsar what you mean by asking if
Won would be authorized 20 retain their
names on the roll until the expiration
Cf The leave due them
No Right On the Rolls.
IF tFey ara not appointed by you with
the approval o. the Secretary Of the In
terror Is. provided In section . of the act
Of March G. 1902. their names cannot he
lawfully retained uBon the rolls after
june 80, 1902 for the purpose of leave.
OF pay, or anything else They are then
out Of The service. and leave Of absence
with pay or pay for leave Of absence 10
persons not in the service is unau;hor-
fzed "
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-29
HEARING FOR Mr.. PALMER.

Indefinitely Continued IN the Police
Court Today.
The case Of Gen. Frank " Palmer,
Public Printer. charged with violating
the antf-smoke law at the Government
Printing Office. was today indefinitely
continued in the Police Court
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-29
Ladies' and CfiIdren's Shoes.

Odd and end sizes Ladies Black Wei Kid and
Patent Leather Oxfords; kid patent leather tips
light soles- good shapes; worth to $3.50 pair
SPECIAL
Ladies Evening Slippers Patent Leather and
Wei Kid; with high French heels and three straps,
worth 50 pair SPECIAL.
Ladies' Black Wei Kid and Patent Leather But
ton and Lace Boots. with kid OF patent leather
TIPS and lid cloth tops: desirable snaps worth
up to . pair SPECIAL.
Ladies' Patent Leather Lace Shoes with Dull
Kid tops. extension soIes and military heels only
very few PAIRS of these sizes are badly broken
Worth 3 pair. SPECIAL