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Grants Marvellous Memory.

Gen. Grants retentive memory was
simply marvellous, more especially to
those most closely associated with him
from day to day. In the midst of
absorbing thought, and with appar-
emily unobscryant manner. his quick
ear and eye seemed to hear and no
tice everything, and two weeks or
months later the slightest details had
not escaped his attention or memory.
This power was Enthusiastically demon.
Strated in a game of whist with his
guest. Major Gen. Doyle. of the Brit.
ish army between Baltimore and
Fortress Monroe. Two staff officers
completed the players. with Gen.
Doyle at his right. It was simply amaz-
ing TO discover Grants ability to dis
cover strategic points. He never
failed 10 remember every card that
Lad fallen. whence Il came and who
was 10 deliver TO him all remaining.
which DC scOOpcd in as a matter n
ccurs". although he never seemed BIZ
the least absorbed IN the game he
vac. indeed. an enigmatic compost.
ton in this as wei A. in other re-
-perfs National Magazine.
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GAklHsF'EAy
Tales:
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The Old, Sweet Fields.

Wonder, whore the valley Is
Where the rivers rush
"WelComcW sings the mOckIn' bird,
'1lowdyH' pipes the thrush;
And To the host a. them We say;
We've come 10 spend a holidays"
sure, that birds sweet singing
Sounds familiar still!
Valley voices bringing
Echoes from the hill!
Tint Volcc-we heard IL far away
Sweet calling 10 u child at play.
And there are wild sweet Joys there,
Where barefoot fellows roam
Just as Of old, the boys there
They drive the cattle home.
And some one near the cattle bars
Looks wlnsomc meath the twilight stars!
oh loved. remembered places.
! greet YOU once again,
Recalling In strange faces
Youths passion and It's pain!
But, moro than all, LIS joy that seems
I'm echo In an old mans dreams!
Frank. l.. stanton In Atlanta Consti-
tuition.
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through II. The weary hours ot the
night had. nearly passed, aud by the
dim light OF my bivOuac iiEo wrote,
with pencil. what ! supposed was my
last letter 10 Mrs, Gordon, who, as
usual, was near me, | summoned my
Quartermaster. whose duties did not
call him into the fght, and gave him
the letter. with directions 10 deliver
1t to Mrs. Gordon after | was dead
Mounting my horse, my men now
ready. | spoke to them briefly and
encouraged them to so with me into
the fort. Before the dawn We were
moving and soon ascending the long
slope. Al every moment | expected
the storm OF shell and ball that would
end many life, my own among
them, but ca We swept and into tho
fort, to find not soldier there! II
had been evacuated during the night,
Milwaukee Sentinel.
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The First Cause
By .uRf0rd ". F0shIT
Copyrighted. 1909. by Tho Authors Pub. co

You don't love me! You know you
don't love me, and that's the reason
we aren't happy
1T Is clearly demonstrated, then,
that we aren't happy"
"Of course 1t is. You used to he
with me every evening, and we read
poetry and discussed literature, and
and"
Loved each other?'
Eyes; and that's exactly what peo-
pie ought To do all their lives. You
used TO say that | was exceptionally
well read, and that il was interesting
to talk with me; bat you haven't said
so for ever so long, and it's just be-
cause you don't love me, and that's
the very reason we aren't happy any
more"
at looks as if this conversation
might become as interesting as any
we ever had. ] always like to give at
tention to first causes and you seem
TO be getting down to the foundation
of our relationship"
"Well, | think it is time to look for
a first cause, and it's certainly not my
fault if am forced to the conclusion
l have given"
"No; you are without fault, as ]
have told you very often. But, er-
may be permitted to inquire whCGC
the fault is?''
Eyes; you have told me often
enough that I am without fault, and
that you loved me; but that's what
you used to say. We have been mar
ried three months, and yen haven't
told me anything of the kind for-for
weeks"
Really, haven't seen the occasion
for it,
"Then you admit that my conclusion
is correct?"
ooh, | simply meant that | have
proved my former assertions, and
there is now less need for repeating
them"
proved thcm?"
"Certainly."
"How?"
"By marrying you"
"ADd having done that gracious
deed, there is now no occasion for
further love?"
"Jf have failed to say so, it is not
because you have ceased to prompt
me to-
T?"
"Assuredly. I think you will admit
that You have been making the state.
ment to me in the most positive way,
for at least six weeks, that | do not
love you. Now, if it hasn't been to
get me to agree with you, pray what
has it been for?'
And you will admit that have had
reason for saying SOP
Excuse me. my dear (please notice
the tcrm), but | cannot admit that |
have gone any further in this direction
than you have insisted that | ought to
60"
Your term is perfectly correct. and
it is also perfectly cold. | am sorry
that cannot be sufficiently conven.
tional to return it, but am in earnest,
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40 story about the women who
have served 'nrir country F0 faith
fully would Doc just that diI not con
lain tribute 20 the sisferio1l7
whose member spent their Errrgfh
uusrariuc1g flr the welfare u wound
ad soldier
Ama-g ffazo bands ~ devoted
-.r-rar were the sisters II gre H11r
cross 81 St Mars ra-re-t N8tre
ramr IND and alec fhr Sisters 1I
~far-fr
Trrrr wrtrr- Nsry ~ g. h--r's
-- r-H--sr--=e. f1 ei-'r-- 90 fH- a-Is.-
Il -tr Hrr Cross from g. rTa---1
r1rrenf. Nr-r Dame. Ind ~aI' into
me =rrsirr ~ ftrr- r1r1f~-
The volunteered ttlir =fr-l-r- +a
rr--. ffr sfeE and wD1r7nT -,f9.a--
and from r1r Roman ca-hrHe- t-a
come -1ra n -fr r11-+ fafr.- Pm --11-
p--s ever r-r1 r1 fbr r1rr-- ri -lfr-
d n r-afl- 10 flr sisters or rff- r--
Pr. u--tH- r-srr -F s. E-gf- var
q r--- rr rrH- Ts-r- r. r-r--
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SHEEP sHEARERs OF WEST.
One Man With a Record of $50 Sheep
Shorn in Day.

Shorn in a Day.
Some of the wandering sheep smear
ers of the western sheep raising
states have acquired wonderful speed.
There is q record of one man who
shcared $50 sheep in n single day. The
average for each man is about 100.
The men never tie a sheep. They
seize it by the legs with the let hand,
throw it 50 they can squeeze it firmly
between their legs, and almost before
the sheep has begun to bleat the
fleece is falling in great fluffy masses.
As soon as the last clip of the shears
has been made the shearer kicks the
fleece out of his way the struggling
sheep is released and races off,and an
other one is bundled in.
1t is n great sight to see the wool
wagons go over the plains to the near
est shipping point. The distances are
SO great in many cases that it is nee
cssary TO houl as big load as pcs
siblc. Consequently the wagons are
laden with bags on bags until they are
piled high like towers.
II is common thing to have a load
so great that ten horses have TO be
harnessed 10 it. and as many as
twenty.fuur horses are needed some
times.
While many of the sheep growers
own immense ranges ard occupy fiNcd
territory. there also are many tramp
herds that wander from season TO sea
son browsing on the way. IN The viii
tor they move toward T"Sas. In "a.
dry summer they nay 20 a far o.
northern Wyoming or llaEO.-New
York sun.
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merce doesn't help you to do anything
for me, does it?"
Il have a number of investments,
the value of which depends on the
amount of business dorc in the city,
and the chamber of commerce is for
the purpose Of keeping business in o
Good condition. OF course, | assist in
looking after things, so that my in
come will be larger"
And the really, truly reason for
your being out so many evenings is
that | may have more money!
This is the really, truly reason
"Then you do love me as much as
you used to-"
'Certainly."
80, you dear. good, bad, cold, warm.
hearted old hubby, you! To think
that | was the first cause for your
being out so many evenings, and |
didn't know it! I'm going to put my
arms right around your neck and give
you dozen kisses. There, row! You
DO love me. know you do. Oh, am
so happy"
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Ask, and Ys shall Receive.

q praying ones, who Ions have prayed,
ANA yet no answer hcara,
Have lie hurn sometimes half afraid
iod might not Keen lli- WoTdg
Seems prayer a. lAil uu drnfHnrl ,lTss
Does lfhNen sprm blind and dumhe
Is hope lv'nrT,ls linli,ve' believe!
IN" answering time will come,
'AgE what Ne win" Ills word il true
Ills power Is ar divine:
We cannot tHst Ills love too FAR,
HIS uit"Tmost Is thine;
tnd u4rs uui mock believing PRAYER
We shall not - uufrd,
lie gives NJ serpent for fish
Nor gives lie stones Tor bread.
Thine Utmost lOnEiuEa may hc told,
The hopes that turned Ia shame,
the cWpiy lie, the thwuFlrl plan,
The good that never came.
Say not, THE promise Is not mine,
God lid not near me pray,
] prayed trusted fully-hut
The grave hath barred the way"
God hcIru thce-IIc hath not forgot.
Faith shall nj length prevail.
Yea, know lhnu. not the smuilugt lot
or all His word can fail:
on, II We truly have believed,
Not vain hath been thy prayer.
AS God II true thy hope shall como,
Some timc-snmc y-somowhcrc.
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Ihrec Of q kird.

Ex-Sonator Thomas o.. Garter 81
Montana. Clerk Mcdowell Of tha
House 81 Representative and Nj
George T. Da-iolz. general pasronrr-
.--at II the New YORK Central rail-
road. arc all about fho same -.77 ir
seizure. Each has a fuff 81 whit
--1.f.,-o-= % tho rit1. with r'aa.'r-
=lavan u7a,r lip. and al tlrer ara f1..
e fun and e-s0v good iDi-a. say
csc SATURDAY Evening p0H- Dres
t..-- -s-- at q 5.--- TtlHsr f- rLa rif-
-E .vast5-e-n-. Tho r-rsisi-- HforI
.r -r.a .--a-szzfrrr =ll.u-.E called for
-so-a e.--ls-e- q ar=a- EscH
--r- Do r going 90 Lr 81
--r. -r -..sE. after ~ ~ Dad .arr
--.r---- l.a =--.r rl.-a--= -.. clair
-- .-rH. ID r--E -l esT r-. er-a-
..-- - -- --- fa sire rra' cr
-.-- -- -F -a- -= o.
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THE FALL OF METEoRITEs.
Scientists Assert Hundreds Drop in
the Course Of a Year.

the Course Of a Year.
Tho total OF GA mctcoritos was
known mp 10 1903. Of which there were
ls2 irDls ana only "a stones In the
western hemisphere. and 2H9 stones
and only ~ irons IN ihc eastern hcmi-
sphere. The records .hoW only the
fall ut go Of these motcDritcs. dating
back 90 the fifteenth century. Prof.
Bcrvuuh 81 Vienna. despite this small
uHjaT ~ known specimens. caicu-
lafos that 800 motcDr'tos must fall 10
the earth each year not counting
Shooting starr that disappear Boo fIc
atmosphere. and thaf - ct there ~
least should come under observation.
prrf Brrwrrth finds fh,f mrt.Dri,ns
have ur-r chiefly recorded iI civilized
crnfrr'r= hu' that lu many Instance
they arr more numerous Dol fhin'y aot-
tied districts. and THAT iirr have 90
especial affinity fDr mDuufailDIe arr-a.
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q -aaatf1=f-r4 man rs- frr1 flr
-HHr fs- fJ- iIr-re q rsr Tli
r mal. ~ sr-aa- fhz' -te r.
r--..s ls rilI -fr brr' vf-r-r =i't
rH.H -l Ed sss1 VIII Ia tr r
frlL
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to Dali. Wilhelm Jordan urnd '0
..s.- raf bic ability ~ write pc cal
-.f rIs Def hand as TOE rlrht ua.
ne rf fha ras-Irs WY fr EaE able
-- d. -rf O. ra-f amount lI literary
--r r.--raIi=fir rrr-
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Orr -r -f- e-ra+ref r-a-r-~- zee
u1lt Val g-51 lags ell1s-ls az C-9
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

Mrs. Mollie Allen, of South Fork
~, says she has prevented attacks OF
|dolera mnrbus by taking Chamber
hln's Stomach and liver Tablets
|shen she feltlan att ek coming on.
lach attacks are Y(dally caused by
digestion a1f tht tse Tablets are usu-
my caused bj ! idigestion and these
hblets are \ pet what is needed to
ssanse the . Bmach and ward off the
approaching attach. Attacks of bill
aess collie may be prevented in the
ane way. For sale by Estorge Drug
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

A special excurs on train was
run from Abbeville last Sunday
% account Of the special engage
ment of "Florodora," bringing
lover between one hundred and fif-
10 and two hundred people. The
fxcursion arrived here at 6 p. m.
!eaving on its return trip at mid
hight
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

Hon Robert H. Cage, a former
fesldent of this place, was promi.
|nent among the Masons in our
midst to attend the corner stone
wing of the new jewish synago-
ae last Friday. He was welcomed
n his many local friends and
eehly entertained. Mr.; Cag6 Is
zow located at New Orleans.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

The many friends and admirers
Of Congressman Robert F. ,B,Ous-
sard will regret to learn that he is
on the sick list at Washington,
ID. G. Nothing serous so far as
We can ascertain. however, and a
speedy recovery is tobe hoped for.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. A. GOuIa and ia.
nily will henceforth make ST.
Martinville their permanent home
having moved to that town du
ring he past week. Success to
them in their n W home.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

y should be remembered that
law requires a new and CON-
g registration for the entire
e ~ each general election year,
d - voters are required to regi-
under this new registration to
eallfied to vote in the approch-
election in April next. There.
q you would participate in
sfa'e and national election fins
! you should apply for rcgistra.
.spirfy days before the April
on; otherwise you will find
aame absent from the poll
= a you shonldiattempt TO vote
state lsetlon 10 April or
residential eLctiol. in Nov.
! next. t.-.Ex.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

Police Jury assembled in reg
ular monthly session Thursday OF
this wrek, and transacted cons,-
derable business both Of an i'm
portant and minor character.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

The movement to- organize
subordinate Are of the Fraternal
Order of Eagles in this city IS
progressing nicely. Only a. few
more names are necessary in or.
der to secure a charter and in.
stitue local Arie and these it is
believed, can and will be secured
by those at the head Of said move.
ment. ...e.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

new Iberia still grows in i'm
''tance and bids fair to become
Z of the leading cities in the
ate Her latest aquisitlon, the
y post Office and system Of
3 mail delivery has caused
! less fortunote towns to cast
lealous eye on her.
Paterson optic.
eorrect, Brother Lund and ma
tnanks for your kind words.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

Another week has passed and
till there is no decided charge in
the local strike situation. so far as
We arein position to see or ascer-
ain. satisfactory settlement ap-
pears to he in sight up to the pre-
sent time.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

'ty- The St, Martins Oil Works
Ltd. Of St MarYhsvilf, La. offer
their Baled Hdls f91 s4.25 per
ton (car load deffvered at New
iberia
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

LUCRATIVE position for men with
rings covering several countries,
selling tobacco and cigars to mer
chants Old established house
Apply w. G. Hart Tobacco Co.,
Danville, Va.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

City Council meets in regular
monthly session, at lbe usual
place AMI hour.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

Onr neighbors of The Enter
prise-Observer are preparing to
install fine new gasoline engine.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05
Novelty Madras

Absolutely fast colors. Beautiful new
designs. Every piece worth from 20 to %
cents a yard.
% pieces will be on sale Monday at 12aa
and 10 cents a yard.
The quantity is limited. You must see
them early to see them at all.
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Short Length Ginghams

Y These are mill ends" They are perfect
and well worth = cents yard. Come in
lengths varying from 8 to 10 yards.
Price on Monday will be 5 cents a yard.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

Abbeville was well represented
in our city last Sunday evening.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

With large modern theatre
New Iberia would, soon become
one of the best Sshow' towns in
,'he Stateaand would attract hun.
dreds of people from nearby
points, especially for Sunday
night attractions. "a word to
the wise etc., sf
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05
...EOCAES...

Base Ball "doing's' will soon
be the order of the day.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

sG A visit to Jake. ImmergIuck &
Co.'S new grocery. corner of Main &
Swain strests. will delight you.
Everything fresh.ass
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

The 5. p. Il. II. is improving in
this city to some extent we are
pleased to note.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

Excurs on season viii soon bios.
som forth its glory.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

Dry Ash Wooy
SkF. N. Destayer.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

We are pleased to note that.
base ball practice is being indul-
ged in to no little extent these
days. Signs are quite promising
for good, prosperous season.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05
LOST

Rev. Charles Copeland Miller,
President of the Centenary Col
lege, Jackson, La, preached
beautiful sermon at the M. f.
Church Sunday evening in the
presence of a fairly large con.
gregatiOn.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

The leap-year girl had reached
the point where an interview
with the young mans mother was
necessary. "If you will only say
that | can have your son." pleaded
the fair applicant, "l'm willing to
wait for him forever" "Very we'll
replied the maternal parent.
tJust come around when tie.
time is pand you con have. him
-Bhicago News.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05
Ladies Walking Skirts

.10SilO1 \ w 0ihIiiS ShlI -
AT ONE-HALF REGULAR PRICES
! Our Galveston Wholesale house recently
bought 25O0 Ladies and Misses Woolen
Skirts at 30 cents on the dollar. a
One hundred of these Skirts have just
reached US. They will be Oh sale Monday
Priced at just half their real value.
Most of them are black. Some are gray
and there are few blues
There are a variety Of materials, includ-
ing broadcloth, serges etc.
Not Skirt in the lot but what is worth
just double the price asked. Don't miss
this chance to get a ready-mades Skirt at
less than the price of the material alone.
/. Prices range from $500 to 5000 esa
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05
FOR SALE.

Mr.. A. Steeg, Grand Junior Dea.
con of the Masonic Grand Lodge,
left last night for New Iberia La,
to participate in the ceremonies of
laying the corner stoneof the syna-
go BOW nearly completed in that
town.-Jewish Ledger.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05

Get ready for the base bail sea-
son
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-03-05
iberia Building Association

Now that the canal is assured,
what about = throaghly modern
playhouse; the proposed new rail
road; new hoteEYpayed streetsandg
last, but no meansleast street cars
All of these are much needed
improvements and would add con-
siderably to the glory of the Queen
City Of the Teche.. ca @<aA8
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-28

No. I-Childreus l5c Hose 6-a, Opening sale
price. ...... Zoe
Chidrens Zoo Hose, TO- Opening Sale price I5c
% dog. misses drop-stitched and plain hose
GO, good value for 35c, Opening Sole price E2
Ne $50 doz. ladies Hose. good value for
lbs, Opening Sale price, per pair ......... Toe
30 doz. ladies hose, cheap for 2Uc a pair
Opening sale price, per pair .............. I-c
The new guaze Ljsle, prsttiar tHsu lace
hose, oIt wears The lace, Ju duz. pu sale sr I'D
Call and see them.
w know positively that We ave the best brands
of Hosiery sold iu WaXahaCbIe and So d. our reg
MAR Hose customers. and Ne want the whole town
to know It 600. Read our prices come 20 che sale
and yen will say yourself We have the lime and
the right prices
Cheeves special at new Spring Car--t-
sale price .Uc, -ge and LOO
Big Bargains lea Lace Curtains from 9-e "a pair Co
HH pair
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-28

bale Brown Domestic, 10 yards 10 each
lady .... .-...-+. t5e
e. pieces Bleach Domestic, was 81 C., 10 yds
to each lady Tor .s...- tac
u pieces bleach Domestic LonsdAle, worth
ZEE per yard seli 10 yards to each lady
for bc
This is one Of our best bargains for the Opening
sale.
80 pieces Cal5eo. best brands, simpson.
Americans, and Garner Co. worth &c Ia
the markst. Chesves' price Tor the Opening
sale. per yard .....t.--. C
s pieces good Cotton Checks, worth tAsc,
Opening sale price per vAr1 ......--..-- &c
a pieces @AtstiuK. worth I2'ac, Opening
Sale pyiee. per yard .-..--..--.. toe
20 ptuceces foe GtnRhAfns. A. r. &. Cling
bans Red Jeal Ginghams was Toe and
l2t, c yard; for I5 days sell each lady
~ yards Tor H1S
Good values ia Bleach Vest for tjc, 1Dc aud 25e
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-28

Big bargains ia eoanterpaues Z 10, l.4,
lG1 l.sG, 3.41 and .-...... a5
We have The best line eouuterpaues ever
placed ca sale
China silk for summer Waists pieces
worth zoe, pink, blue aud cream white,
hlaek, sale Tor, per yard ,.......- ...... e
Mems and Boys Clothing
Cheeves Bros. Il Cos grand opening sale of mems
aud boys high grade einthina. During this sale =
your time tn buy a handsome spring salt Al
great saving Why not wear she best ctethius7
Especially since the best cost more than
other cheap brands. Far men we offer suuse great
bargains at s. a. sl0 a aud -..-. 90. "a
. mems black suits, good ame for l1..a,
apening sale price .-.... Lee %
Call aud lea as shaw sou the new spring
styles. For boys have the beat made
THE ROYAL BRAND, Ia. 30a 3jO, j0U
/ ~ AGO aud .......,....'... .......... IN