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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-09-25
PIANO FOR SALE CHEAP.

A good second hand piano can be
bought cheap. Inquire at Tribune
office. 37tf
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
SUES EH-PARTyER FOR ACCOUNTING.
CORNELIUS FELLowEs DECLARES DAVIS JOHN
son OWES HIM PROFITS.

CORNELIUS FELLowEs DECLARES DAVIS JOHN
son OWES HIM PROFITS
Justice Steckler, in the Supreme Court Yesterday
began taking testimony IN a suit brought hy Cor
nelius Fellowes president of the National Horse
Show Association against his former partner Davis
johnson. the well known stock broker and head OF
the firm OF Davis Johnson & Co. Mr.. FeIio1xes de-
mands dissolution Of the old firm of FelIoves
Johnson & Co. asks that accounting be made
by Johnson, that receiver be appointed. and that
an Injunction be issued restraining Johnson from
Interfering with. collecting receiving or dis
POSING of any OF the assets of the Arm.
In lS9 agreement entered into for a dissn-
mtion of the partnership In the mean time Mr.
Felowes had sold hts seat on the Stock Exchange
for $4,000 the money remaining in the firm. All
transactions on the exchange carried on bv
Mr.: johnson. who also held a seat.
MI. FeHCweS asserts that Nr. Johnson
old firm in excess of &0O0O that there large
amounts due TO the old firm: that the dfssolu-
tOn Mr. Johnson has collected large amounts
due to the firm without the plaintiff's knowledge
and consent, that Mr.. Johnson continues to the
firms seat on the Stock Exchange. and that under
the rules of the Stock Exchange the old firm Is
SpOnsible for debts. contracts liabilities
traCted in deals the exchange.
Mr.. Johnson denies the allegations made by Mr..
FellOwes. and contends that he is unable to give
the desired accounting because the books and ac-
counts destroyed by FIRE.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
TRIES TO ATTACK LtHTER.
WIFE OF CUBAN SOLDIER. SUED FOR pTvoRcH
MAKES SCENE N COURT.

WIFE OF CUBAN SOLDIER. SUED FOR DIVoR'El
MAKES SCENE N COURT.
When the suit Of Emory ". Fem. son of the late
Supreme Court Justice Fem Of Connecticut. for
divorce from his wife. was Marie be Leon.
the daughter of cuban patriot. came up IN Special
Term Part VI of the s lpreme court Yesterday he
fore Justice GHdersleeye, ON arguments for ana
AGAINST aliuouy for Mrs Fem pending the trial
Of the suit Mrs Fcuu arose from her seat m the
rear Of the courtroom and attempted 10 get inside
the railing whore David ~ Neuherger. her hus-
banad's lawyer was attacking her She was re-
strained bv her companion few moments later
she bounced ND from her seat and left the court
room IN a violent passion
Recently the couple were In court as the result
~ the habeas corpus proceedings brought by Fem
10 get his daughter. Her counsel declared that
Fann had deserted her four years ago. and that
since that time ne has not contributed to her sup
mort She asserts that her husband went To cuba
sdes and consent After returning from Cuba Fem
se6arated from his wife. he asserting that she
IrF,itbful He was arrested on his wifes charge
" Fem asserts that he lost his money through his
rtfs's extravagance: that because OF her improper
stttons he was forced give up lucrative posi-
ato1 in BOSTON, and that her actions with certain
coiIage students at Northampton compelled him to
leave that
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
MOLINECX TRIAL GOES OVER.
no JUSTICE on HAND TO TRY CASE
COUNSEL GATHER IN COURT.

no JUSTICE on HAND TO TRY CASE
COUNSEL GATHER IN COURT.
Although there was no expectation that the
MoIneux trial would begin yesterday in the Grim
insI braucn Of the Supreme Court, Roland B.
McIineux was taken there from the Tombs as a
matter OF form. He did not appear I'm court stay
ing In the SherifH's office. Ills father General
Edgar MoIineux. confident OF the ultimate
acquittal OF his son. Ex-Governor Black with
his associates Henderson Peck and Barlow ;.
Weeks and George Gordon Battle, the counsel for
the defence. came In later
Assistant District Attorney Osborne. who con-
Quoted the prosecution at the former trial and
District Attorney Jerome. with his assistants
Messrs Garvan and Ely. took places within the
rail and a good sized crowd hlled the seats re-
served for spectators
Everything was ready for the second trial eX-
cept Judge and Jury. II is understood that when
"A Judge has Oeen obtained 10 preside, the District
Attorney will make application for special panel
TX Governor Black said that the defence Would
object 10 such panel. Justice Barrett, VINO was
assigned by the Appellate Division To preside over
the term OF the criminal branch. Is Nl, and no
other Judge preside unless specially assigned
by the Appellate Division
After tedious wait OF more than an hour Jus
tice Truax entered and formally opened court lie
said that IL was barely possible that no trial could
be- had next week. and adjourned court untiI next
week
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
THANKS FOR cYrrp

Mrs whiting. NJ the Pro-CathedrsI Nav NIrs.rv
No rs EsseX-st, sends cordial thanks for ..,ha
pretty things contributed hy the r s s as r-fze.
for the mothers party games. as they added .
good deal ~ zesf 90 the evenings plea sure Nies
Olunstesd. superintendent - the south Farr,
Branch - 'Iittle Mothers was grateful FOR %.
hooks games sewing and crochet rnat.rfsrs o.
,ysrSed from rho office. \ r. Osborne ~ W. y-,-
piris WrfteS- 'ThC paCkaEe Of clothing IRON, -.
ono has been received iU good order ana rlss,o
accent rnv grateful thanks for the heInfri -.
which VIII be great comfort - M Fi~l ts a.
1irbtad with tho nice things o. her 49,.
ne Sunshine friends "a h0 enlher ma IN, r
,lrforturate ones max he richly rewarded for 49,
kindness" Mrs a.. II Ellison ackr0VleFEes ,i.s
thanks three package - PAGES sent 20 her Nivrlo
NJ ELLIOTT ~ Indiana. tells ~ tho pleasure -bs 49,
rs,.iyeS from 4 zift ~ shells Ehe las never 80.
~. ocean. Violet cairns. - Wisconsin 1i.. L
,,lir,l,fIread hg Mrs Anderson and Miss Niu~
Nev--Tarsev mo sent her the bulbs asked ~ ,,fI
Ile-v4etta T. Rogers 81 Louisiana. Saws ths, ~
Ia had her request for oidtlme hooks heen NM
iisboS iu the column When she began ~ r.lt.t'.
..,,;-s Three Of SCOTS works
ia and several others by Wflkie I-ours 80
,itss T.5ceUorth D. had names of scnders M-. =
I5er,,steiu and Mrs q. 4. Rogers each sent = booL
I5or I'M these faNors Miss Rogers Is most amer
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
HIS DEBTS SAID TO BE s5a.25L.
REAL ESTATE DEALER AND BUILDER OF
RRoOHIYN FILES A PETITION IN
RANKRI prey.

Sampson Outon. for fifteen years real estate
operator and builder on q large scale I'm Rrookivn
has filed petition in bankruptcy in the Federal
Court in that borough. In the petition his debts
given az tS41.25 Is and his personal assets s75
All Of the claims IN the shape Of bonds and
mortgages held by well known men. who advanced
money for Mr.. buttons operations Among the
creditors are William Post. John Vanderveer
George a Carver S. G. Parker Samuel RoU-ra
Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn and the Mutual
Life Insurance Company.
Mr.. Oulton states that he is living In Waverl,
ave. Rockdway Beach. and IL is said that ba ,s
working as carpenter I'm order 10 get money,
90 paw his debts In the OF his oDsTa to- ~
nut up about three hundred and fifty boIIsas IN IN
Brooklyn at cost Of between two ana 49,,
millions OF dollars Most Of the money used Nes
borrowed
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

The new neck srar:- rlehe- collars and stocks eN-
hiIted for fam wear are oven mon" attractive
than those OF the summer Prominent ah''. 3
them ar tho prett, shoulder csF,~ Vitl long stole
ends ttat fail q. ths htm rt tly Gown These
have a funy Tgcnt about the Deck. and are made
a. .,far 4HI f.r.. r..- -un1-- Zines and ChffouS.
an ~ which have surrr-lrE qualities "i duranin
Ostrich boas sill. popular rat are made IN tn.
flat -'~Ju.r' design with deep friHLr ~ Llni~
dixie those I'M fUr~I made ~ tr- fta.H"TS Turn
over collars embroidered iu Iuary dainty designs
and C1lors as wen white are sun Il nl-n vogue
and many attached o. the scar. ar ty, the ends
uf which are ,mlr0iI.raI 20 match the collar.
rhcse mad, Of silk muliS, rrf0" ce chine
N4tiere and Tr. pure linen with lH-. and fwH-.'--
erv. and IN endless variety.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
To GET RID OF BACTERIA.
EXPERIMENTS SHOW VALUE OF STREET
CLEANING IN PURIFYING THE AIR.

meteorological examination of air 70 determine
the eject upon it Of pavements and the various
mNth'dS ~ cleaning them * well under
~ m" Department Of Street Cleaning Of this city.
~ s'oordance with a suggestion of DR. James
Ewing Of the Cornell University Medical College,
several exposures Of media prepared IN the labora
tory ~ the college were exposed i'm various parts ~
the city II was found that the best results were
obtained ~ exposing plates for half hour. one on
the level Of the curb and six feet above.
Great care was taken 10 have the exposures
simultaneous and To eliminate all conditions that
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
DELAY IN FORT GEORGE TUNNEL.
UPPER SECTION OF RAPID TRANSIT ROAD
CANT BE FINISHED NEXT YEAR

UPPER SECTION OF RAPID TRANSIT ROAD
CANT BE FINISHED NEXT YEAR.
In rapid transit circles il is now admitted
that there is little prospect Of completing the
tunnel by the end OF 1893 The greater part Of
the TEN will be equipped and running by that
time. no doubt but the people living around
Fort George will have 10 wait several months
for the completion Of the tunnel under Fort
George.
Primarily. the delay is chargaabIe to the Board
90 Aldermen. The application OF the subway
people, indorsed by the Rapid Transit Commits
sion for change IN the route at Fort George
was before the board for months before II finally
was acted upon. Such a delay on some of the
other sections would not have meant a great
deal but on Section No. H. as The Fort George
section is officially designated. IL was Of vital
Importance. the cutting there is through solid
rock. and so far below the top OF the ground
make 1t impraCtcable 70 work at II from
more than two points Section No. IA Is between
e-hundred-and-el lightly frst-st and Dyckman-
81. Dyckmau-st. ~ where the tunnel comes out
through the Fort George bluff before the road
traverses the valley across TO Spuyten Duyvil,
an elevated structure McCabe * Bro. had
this section, but finally surrendered the work
TO l.. NJ Hunt, an engineer on their stan, who Is
now building IL.
The announcement was made yesterday at
the offices Of the InterbOrOugh Rapid Transit
Company that that COmpany'S contract for cop
per cables had been awarded 10 the Natonal
Conduit and Gable Company and the Standard
Gable Company. The contract calls for 2,2'o.-
OsO pounds Of copper all of which Will be made
up into wire and cables OF various sizes
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

and rough faced cloths are ayallae9ls- .b ,at,,,,
The oU5Iity Of material required ~ - III ,
So =, 80, ,Ssaps, H. -FOUR and One-half YARDS TWEEN
ty-one inches wide four yards inches
vide or one and seventh-eghths yarus HtS-'"o
Inches wide . - -tz.s for qfrIs of
four SIX eight and ten years OF aSe, ,,.+oss ~, re
The pattern will be sent 20 ',IS nTSrnber and wears
distinctly Address Pattern DEPARTMENT lS NeS, ",
York T.rib,tas N IN a hurry for pattern send an
extra t1-o-rsn, atamp and we will mail by letter
postage in sealed envelope
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
CONTRIBUTIONS

A friend IN Bennington. VI. has contributed =
b,x ~ valuable suushine-some handsome articlas
- clothing Episcopal books. travelling clocks nic,
tre and photo frames and other fancy articles also
e. "a s.frav expense - passing on. Mrs + ,
o.,,,.4sr a boNful of pretty things FOR the chr
gr,--.s Christmas: Springfield. Vt. junior bra,ct
,,rilt peces and materials for DOH dressing. Niss
sf.,rc ~ Manhattan. a combng sack and ,ti9ss
case. a NJ O." ~ Ossining, y y quilt pieces 20
y,sis,, hraDch I'm South Dakota. Mrs. q. L Te,,a-i
III, Ices and 2 novel. and fashion nazs,t,,lls
,,a'rc 1eft a. the Office without names.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
~ WEDDING To RE wv s4TrRpAY.

The wedding OF Miss MAY w. PicksIay. daughter
Of Charles PicksIay Of No 2s3 Decatur-st-. Brook
lyn and Dudley T. UptohE, Of ClintOn-st. will take
place on Saturday morning In St Stephens Church
Brooklyn. Miss Isabelle c. Pickslay. sister of the
bride will be maid Of honor II. p. Booraem Of
Newark. will be best man The ushers will be
John j. Petit Percy Lttchfeld. William Wallace.
Hobart T. UpiOhn and Edwin r. UDiOhn. brothers
OF the bridegroom, and William VI. Fickssy.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
HIGHEST AWARD FOR sILrERW4RE

The awards in connection with the Tntarro +,o,,at
Exposition Of Decorative Art at Turin have tns,
been made public From these It appears that the
GOrham Company. Of New-York has received a
gold medal. or the highest award for its silver
ware. II Is said 10 he the only American firm ~
=ilversu,iths which has received recognition az th
Judges hands. a result the more gratifying to local
pride I'm view Of the fact that the leading artist
craftsmen Of England. France. Germany Austria
and Italy we'll of the United States We'd
With each other In this artistic rivalry.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
- RINER ~ DREAMs.

71,. river u dreams runs silently down
h, a secret Way that no one knoNS- .,- a..
F,-rt Tie soul lives while the ore tiii'l- =" - 80.
Through th- gardens hTisGt. OF Ihr - s,,.
49, / rff-k sometimes that our whole I'VE seems
no De- more thalt Aa.t made up ~ D. US -
Iror SIS changing sights. aud ats PASSING -iioN7
And its changing hopes. aud IL nl'ilSh' ieA'-'
An left behind with vanished years
gr,u-ard with c.a~clrss motion.
,Tbs rr. stream flows 20 the ocean
And We follow the tide, awake "T -~t-rp
-TSl w. s.a ths dawn loves great deep
Then tke bar 81 the haraor mouth - 'ro,S'o.
- tIeurv van Dyke
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

illustrated il
admirable in
every way and
Is suited 10 all
Z n . season =
materials. As
shown IL IS OF
broadcloth in
c a stOr color.
with trimming
and belt OF
fancy braid in
shades Of brown,
and is worn
with a brown
velvet hat. but
velvet Is always
elegant. heaVy
MORE velours Is
in style. and
b 9th smooth
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
THE IRISH GLIB ORGANIZED.

The Irish Club. composed Of of Irish birth
or descent has been organized for the purpose Of
promoting social intercourse among its members
developing Irish national sentiment. and dissent
mating a knowledge of Irish affairs The officer.
are; John j. Rooney, president. John P Mcwalters
treasurer and Michael Fox, secretary. William
McAdoo VIII give lecture tomorrow night al he
clubrooms No. a West Fortv-seconc-s st on '.Fsrac-
uCal Questions for the Irish at Home and Abroad L"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
CHARGED WITH PROMOTING 4 LOTTERY
cor-v1-y OFFICIALS AND POSTMASTER IN MICHL
GAN ARRESTED -S'HEME WAS To
BOOM 4 TOWN

Grand Rapids Mich. Oct. 6.-Four OF the most
prominent officials and citizens Of Lake County
and u II. Miller Of Chicago. we're arraigned here
to-day before United States Commissioner Potter
charged with running lottery and promoting IL
through the mails. The officials are Sheriff Willis
Messenger Probate Judge Ernest Nicholson.
County Treasurer Homer cutler and Postmaster
Elmer r.. Iiereudeu uf Baldwin. The last named Is
also president Of the village.
ThI lottery scheme was Intended boom the
village Of Baldwin and dispose Of lots The lot
terry was broken up a couple ~ months ago. but tt
is alleged that N has been conducted quietly since
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
RECORD RUSH TO PAY TAXES.
NEARLY so.0oo.OOo TAKEN IN ON THE FIRST
DAY

Nearly S1"onHo in taxes for 1902 was taken
In az the office of the Receiver of Taxes In the
stewart Building yesterday. the first day for the
payment Of taxes The amount received vester-
day was record breaker. according to John j
McDonoush. deputy receiver Of taxes Fifteen
policemen were present to see that things were
done properly, and soon after = ?. m. the money
was sent down to the National City Bank in
coach. guarded by four policemen
When the doors We're opened M q ,.-locx
there we're several hundred people in line wait
ing FOR their chance to pay. Many of them were
women. and they took advantage Of the fact
that If the hills We're paid before November
reduction Of Der cent interest was allowed
The gross sum 10 no collected IN this borough
is SCf} POI 469
Among those whose checks were received YES
terdav were the following.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
TO WAKE AND DEAL IN AUTOMOBILES

The Sterling Power Vehicle Company. capitalized
slOd0 40, TO manufacture and deal In automobiles
and other vehicles and electric and other motors
fled articles in the County Clerks office IN Jer-
sey City yesterday The company's main Office
is at No Is Exchange Place. Jersey City and the
cOrpOratOrs are Richard IT. Dana John F. Jewell
and George Herbert Taylor.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
NOTICE

All letters aud packages Intended for the
4. =. =. should be addressed =" IN" iripu"'
Sunshine Society. Tribune building. New
Nork GitA. IL the above address l. chrrtuiiN
observed communications Intended for The
= ~ be Iess likely to Eo astraN ! ne
tribune sunshine society has nO "ohl =" tion
xNfth other organization puhiiThaioh
word sunshine
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
PAY OF srNsHINE-

I'm a letter from Mount Vernon. y. Y. q was .,
c,osea to he given 20 the most discoursRaa -
s.s,i,,,te old person known. 20 a child ss ,b
sVro are the most helpless IL viii he sent 10 a.
aged New-H hampshire invalid member. whose lonely
10. ie rsfbaric IN it, destitution. 's
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

t'' maze Eaisrs show plain stitches and en-
'ee straps rucks disposed IN an manner ~
WIN no distinctive novelty ~ epaulefte snd
-, 'is Waists FOR theatre cr dinner are made
,,s WIN tho finest ueedleWork inserted lac"
.-,...''s ana embroidery. With sleeve draper1es-
a., '' Perfection Some o. tho materials used
l.ouisin.n p,lin snd printed chiffon. rich crePes,
rsrsty tic d. chine. tnoirt Nelours, satlns ana
81 nrrt .aores The Colors range throughout ne
and lf, .tu 4A their shades hut. aside from white
hIso,,i. ~ tnat Is always in high favor blue, pink
Tho -, "ha tho dainty pastel tints prevail. while
grs -it Pronounced tones are golf red. Yale blue.
and ~ ~, ne lovely browns-deep rich autumn tiu's,
pais,sisse - shading into gold and crimson. These
s are NOT n richness and beauty.
i'e modish woman OF tho day owes much - her
''N IN elegance OF attire 10 the care 81 minute
! '"i's IN her toilet and an the dainty accessories
-'at are essential ip this dsN of artistic dress.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

The clerks IN the tax Office used up : $40 rvo-
cent stamps on Friday and Saturday last mail
ing tax bills TO people who had asked for them
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
WANTS SUPPLIED.

The Woman's Pages asked for b. different men,
hers have an been supplied by the prompt Response
81 those willing 10 pass on" their copies.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
MAYOR APPOINTS WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
HE SUCCEEDS THE LATE MUNICIPAL COURT JUS
TICE sTINER.

Mayor Low yesterday appointed William Arm
strong TO MI the vacancy I'm the Municipal Court
Eighth District. caused by the death of Justice
StiDer Mr. Armstrong lives at No. 3A West
Twentv-etghth-st. and has his law Office No as
Rroadway. He IS forty-six years old. has been a
urelong resident of the IXth Assembly District
and has been a practising lawyer for than
twenty years. He Is a graduate OF the New-York
Dublic schools and studied law IN the office of the
late Granville 7. Hawes. being admitted To the
har I'm 1850 RE Is member OF the Society OF
Medical Jurisprudence. and has been lecturer for
The BOARD of Education He has been actively con-
tion.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
THE TRTRJ P4TTERN.
4 TISSUE rATER PATTERN OF GIRLS
COAT ~ GIBSON STYLE. NO
,ga7 FOR TEN CENTS

Gibson STYLES are peculiarly charming and effect
az. ubsp worn by little girls The smart coat
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-24
Stock of Shoes

Made by the well known
firm of Friedman Bros. for
Ladies, gents, youths, miss.
es and children. These sho-
es are flexible, which insur-
es comfort; they are Of su-
perior leather which insures
wear; they are over newest
lasts, which insures fashion,
and they are from factory
where care in making iusur-
es economy. My prices are
as heretofore such as will
save money for you.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-24
Mems Furnishings

Have you ever put on a
suit that felt as if it was
made to your especial order7
Isn't the satisfaction some.
thing unique in this day of
cheap everything? Let us
be surveyors to you of your
suits, shirts, collars and
small but necessary articles
of mems wear and you will
be surprised how much bet
ter your clothes will seem to
fit you. It's like everything
else; its the know how"
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-24
AShoe Letter
To THE CHIEFTAIN READERS

We have Just concluded arrangements with W. J.
Funk & Sons of Enterprise Ore whereby they contract
with US for certain goods to manufacture for them
exclusively which includes Boots G. Shoes, which they
are have exclusive sale OF in Enterprise high grade
all solid line Of goods throughout and from selected
stock which give them guarantee every pair
to workmanship and material. Hence every pair of
shoes you buy from them you have guarantee from
of the largest manufacturers the world of class of
goods i e. Custom made Boots & Shoes, we standing
sponsor to you should W. J. Funk Sons fail to live up
their agreement with you. No offer OF this kind has
been made by any other large manufacturer before
and the of 'Giesecke" is in itself guarantee and
from past experience have hesitancy making this offer.
If you want shoddy shoe for price do buy orr
make Of shoes but if you shoes that will fit WELL and
give good account of itself in servce-A Cheap Good
Shoe,-then buy shoe from w. J. Funk & Sons. If
you medium shoe, ask them for Shamrock at
S275 if you want work shoe, ask them for - at
s225, and if you want dress sho. ask for King
Kind at s. 25 to s375,
AS further nducement when you buy pair of shoes
from these parties ask them let you register your name
opposite number in their register book and December
D. 1902 take your number back their and
tain if you have won premium for on that day, will
telegraph them certain numbers have selected and
anyone holding any of said numbers will be entitled
another pair his money back for the pair he bought
Messrs. W. J. Funk & Sons will carry a general line
of our goods and you procure shoe boot from
S225 to 5000. Give them trial and take this letter
letter of introduction
Yours very truly,
GIEsECKE. D OENCH- HAYS SHOE Co.
St. Louis Missouri
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-24
Paint for your house

Expert paint makers have
given the Heath & Milligan
paints the best qualities they
they coulg have. They are
the kind Il d aints that stick
and wear veil.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-24
Millinery Opening, March %

You are wondering what
sort of a hat to order for
Spring. We have a fine va
riety and a large stock of
pattern hats and will also
trim one just to suit you.
Well tell you what they
are wearing at the fashion
centres and tell you how
cheaply we can furnish you
a hat that will be becoming
and fashionable.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-24
Garden & Flower Seeds

No need of seuding away
tor seeds. We have any and
all kinds and they will grow
too.