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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
TWIN CITY LEAGUE.
Of Magnates To-nor,
row Night-Bright Prospects,

There will be meeting &C tho Twin City
row night at $50 o'clock to promulGate the
schedule and ARRANGE for exhibition games,
The meeting VIII DO presided over by Presl'
The prospects for u most successful season
are bright, All the clubs have signed their
bali, ii lis considered by AL the managers
that the team that wins the championship
NIL not have II walk over. TIT gtH
President Rose said last night that he thouHht
tho counting season would prove the most. s, Z,
old state League The Manchester team is
made mp OF sall-star aggregation of nlaycrs.
eacl, ono of whom has been selected specially
have been strengthed In some particulars tho
Barton Heights team Is stronger, and Rich
rnond Is In excellent shape. Prnctcns wis! be-
GIN al soon ns the seuson opens up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

Ri Miss Matte Henry, Woe. President eA Of },
Dnnville Art ClubN420 Green Street
Danv1lle, W., writes: ~ E b "
Mrs Pinkham: Many. years SUI.
fering with aloweakress inflammation anu
a broken down system made mo more anxious
to die than to live, but Lydia ~ Fin hat n
Vegetable Compound has restored my hehlvn
suffering woman to know what lyt1ia ~ y. tmk,
hams Vegetable Compound Will 20 for her, err
women are troubled with
suppressed Or painful men
situation, Weakness, leuoorrh oca,5 DIS s.
pluoeme or liberation Of the womb,
that bearing-down feeling. inHaln,ntlaf.-
ton Of the ovaries, bnoltache. blohting,
Tor hatulency) general del ility iill'ai'
ges ton and nervous prostration, Or Or are
beset with such symptoms as dizziness,
fain tness, lassitude, excitnbility j, ir l'i'
liability nervousness, sleepless'ssntl es IS
melancholy, "aall-gonen and S"wan1tI--ttto'--
be-lcft-alone' feelings, blues and and, nope
lessne ss, they should re member ]. there
IS one tried and true remedy Lydia
e. Pinl<ham's Vegetable COMPOUND. q, at
once removes such trou bles. No other
medicine III the world has received such
unqualified endorsement. No other other
medicine has such q record OF cures OF
female troubles Refuse to buy any
other medicine, for you need the best st
Alight heart, a cheerful cou ntenance,
and all the charms Of grace and beauty
are dependentu pon proper action OF the
bodily organs. 4 You cannot look well
unless You feel well d, 5.s4 q. .sS3
Mrs. Pinkham invites MI sick women
to write hertor advice. Heradvice and
medicine have restored Thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass
pound Succeeds Where Others Fall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
70 NY Violin.

Thou pretty box OF vanished wood.
Though dead, says Sense and science
N wise, Il il3
What melody IL understood
{. What harmony within thee lies.
lInklndling to e genial glow
Tho sweetest feelings OF the heart, n.
Meath magic touch of masters bow, {
[ What visions into being start! 5l
Then Memory With magic wand
Brings back the buried past to me:
I feel the touch OF vanished hands, 54
The loved ana lost again / SEQ.
Revlves that happy, thrilling hour,
When first my boysh fingers pressed
Tho trembling strings, and felt the 20 wer
That lay within thy wondrous breast
Again i move mid festive scenes M
or early life, when. free from care j
When lovely maidcns IN their teens
And beurdless boys met to share
The pleasures or the plaln3uupdrille
And reel on many a homely floor; g
When Jolly fiddlers showed ther skill A&
And eager dancers called for more.
But as in manhood ! advance l6
A stcrner call 1 hear than thine;
The trumpets sound Tho banners dance,
The cannons boom along the line,
And yet when CORY fields were fought II
And Night her sable curtain drew
Az such an hour i oft have sought.
And sweetest solace found in YOU. 5
All! Nevermore tho battle strain Il.
p11 NyiSi, upuin
Recalling sadly comrades slain,
Tho Widows and the orphans tear.
My viol. thou dost sing to me
In sweeter holier strains than this +
An echo from the endless sea,
The Ocean ofsctcrnal bliss
| Not to love music Is not to know VII b
The bliss, tho raptnre thou canst give
10 eat and drink and breathe below
Is 10 exist, but not 10 live.
Deny the god that would have dwelt
Within thee when he sought TO stay,
| REFRESHING all ono ever felt
| Tlll Heaven, sighted, fled away.
Literature, Science. Music. Art.
We're ever paramount 10 me;
10 ,hein gave my inmost heart,
| 4 love them stiil tho poor be.
And now as Age Is creeping on
And life's hard battles we'll nigh fought
| ] find that Solace In thy tone
4 That in the 1@orld l Yainly sought.
rhou, earthly echo Of that sphere,
1 Where language thrills IN nusics rome.
| Thy sweetness, Lord, OH let mo hear "
In lIeaY'n when am dead and gone.
| -DuYal Porter.
Cascade, Va ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
icHAMB BE RLAiN'sf G Ouch REMEDY
HEBBEST ON r HE MARkET.s

THE BEST ON THE MARKET
4 FOR more than thirty years Chamber
.lan's Cough Remedy has constantly
gained in favor and 5pop ularity unit It IS
now one Of the most g taplc medicines
In use and has an enormous sale. @ tits.
intended especially for acute throat and
and Group, 8and %can always bo depended
upon. It Is pleasant and safe to take,
and is undoubtedly the best In the market
for the purposessfor which It lis intended.
For sale by all ldruggi SITS. III M 8a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

cold but lii some sections the farmers
have fed them 4 i ..i Il;
Miss Kate Fleet, after a very pl ensant
visit to . Miss Sara Jones, returned 70
Il ynchb,lrg on Thursday. accompanied by
Miss j ones. who will remain IN tho HI
City several weeks visiting friends ana
relatives. n /.
# Mrs. u os. Whitehead and children left
8on Tuesday, i or5Atl anta,s Gar thelr future
home accompanied by Miss Almeyda
6Tredway, who Will remain with them until
early summer Mi, Whitehead preceded
his family cnrly&in january.
Miss Sterling Thornton, of tR Republican
Grove, is visiting Mrs. w. 4. Canada,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

II you want Il
saN medicine
for all family
Ills you cannot
And anything
better than the
Bltters, II o 4
over SO years II
has been curing
such ailments
as
Indigestion,
Dyspepsia,
Constipation,
Sick Headache,
Female pIsor-
c!ers,
ichIls, Colds
and La Grippe
without failure.
Try Il ana SEQ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

Thou pretty box OF yarnislted wood. #
Though dead says Sense and science
wise, f
What melody, IL Understood,
4. What harmony within thee lies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
Wounded by His Own Gun.

Especial ITO Tho TImes- Dispatch.)
EUREKA. NJ ILLS, VA Feb. Is. Mr.. G. w.
ST. John, who lives near here, whilo out
hunting, started 10 Slide down a hill, and by
some means. the gun which che carried was
fired, cmptylng the whole lond OF shot In
his hip He Is now resting quietly. and it Is
hoped the wound will not prove fatal, Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
Sleighing on Potomac.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
81 FREDERICKSBURG, Vac Feb. 1s.-solnc
Of the citizens about Whitewater on the Po,
tomuc River, have been slelgilng on the, river
Mt that point with a two horse tenn. leo Is
from twelve to fifteen inches thick IN places
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-22
KING REVIEWS SCOTCH TROOPS
10000 Scottish Volunteers Pass In Pa
rade Before His Majesty.


Edinburgh, Scotland, Sept 19.-The
greater muster of Scotchmen under
arms since the battle of Fladden
field, was reviewed by King Edward
today. The king arrived at the Scot
fish capital this morning and pro
ceeded to Hollywood palace when at
tended by the duke OF COnneaught anG
a brilliant staff, he rode to the pa
rade ground in Kings park, where
nearly 10000 Scottish volunteer:
marched past his majesty.
Enormous numbers of visitors from
all parts of Scotland and the NORTH
OF England Witnessed the review which
Is expected to assist in counteractinf
the extreme irritation felt in voIun
teer circles over recent worrying regu
lations of the war Office.
During the march past Sir Thoma:
Upton. who IS honorary colonel of TIT
Second Lanarkshira engineers, was
leading his regiment past the kins
when his horse threw him and ST
Thomas was kicked In the face Hi:
injuries are not serious.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-22
PIRATES APPEAR IN CHICAGO.

Ship Bearing Black Flag Causes Con
s4srnatIon Along Lake Front.
Chicago. Sept. 19-With q black
nag flying its masthead, and its oc
cupants armed, q sailing craft appear:
- or the Thirtyt third district yester
day Afternoon and attacked members
Of the Douglas Yacht club. and the
latter were forced to appeal to the 20
Hoe.
The pirates weighed anchor and dis
appeared in the direction of South Chi
eago. The appearance of the pirate
ship, the police say, was seen BY
scores Of persons on the shore and
from windows in = number Of houses
The vessel dropped anchor less than
half . mile out in the lake and its
sailors clambered over the sides into
. YAWl and were roWed to the small
building Of the yacht club. Carrying
rides and other weapons, the INVADER
gavs chase to those sitting on the pi
asEas Of the building and pursued them
for some distance. Blows were ex
changed and . hand-to-hand struggle
was engaged IN, but the persons in
the small party 1t the boat house were
routed and they tslsphoned to the 20
lice.
Az the FIRST of tho policemen appear
Cd the pirates" hurried to where
their yawl was, rowed back to theil
yacht and sailed away.
The police believe that the pirates
are youthful burglars who live in the
districts Of South Hyde park, and who
have long been wanted for a series OF
robberies.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-22
PROTEST AGAINST MAssAcREs.
Armenian-American Citizens Hold q
Large Meeting in Boston.

a rmenian-Ameriean Citizens Hold q
Large Meeting in Boston.
Boston, Sept. 1S.-The Armenian
American citizens of Boston and the
vicinity held a mass meeting last night
to protest against the massacres of
Armenians In the Caucasus.
The local officials were charged with
having actually melted the disorders
and encouraged Moslem fanaticism.
by selling the weapons Of the Ar
menians." the speaker declared. "the
Russian authorities deprived our COM
patriots Of their means Of sslf-dsfense,
and furthermore. did not use their mil
itary power to protect them against
the attacks BY Thrtars but on the con-
trary. allowed the leaders Of these out
RACES 70 80 unpunisAsd."
The Russian g0vernmeot In entire
disregard OF International law, per.
mitted the entrance into its territory
Of armed Kurds to 3edn the Tartars in
their murder and plumber.
We protest against this barbarous
state Of Affairs in the Caucasus, and
appeal to the humane sentiments OF
tho American people and government
to bring pressure to bear upon the
government It ST. Petersburg and put
an end to tho bloodshed."
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-22
RUSSIA OPPOSES NEW FORT.
Turkeys improvement on the Bosphor
Gus DispIeases the Gar.

Turkeys improvement on the Bosphor.
Gus DispIeases the Gar.
Constantipole, Sept. 19-The steady
progress Of the work on the new forti.
dcations on the Bosphorus is causing
friction between the Russian AMI the
porte. The Notifications were hastily
commenced 1t the time of the mutiny
On board the Russian battleship Knia7
Potemkine, Turkey selling upon this
pretext rs q means for carrying out a
scheme Of Notifications which she had
long desired, but which had always
been opposed by Russia. It is u1.
derstood that the question was discuss.
cd a& the recent audience which the
Russian ambassador. NJ Zfnovieff, had
with the sultan, the ambassador point.
ing out that the further Notifications
Of the straits was Incompatible with
friendly relations between Turkey and
Russo.
Meanwhile the works are being &C
lively pushed. though this can hardly
be completed for several months. The
porte continues its irreconciliable at.
titude regarding the proposed inter.
national financial condition of Mace.
donia.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-22
oouaoeAso esal ,MogNrir,sn,

Osty ~ vswn0 Wsmsa Pswsd Q Pew
= tsvwSrs1 vsrts srsm tsss Esws.
NV Yea. 0spt. 1e.5Ths body Of
- young ve0aA, found under what u
'hsown a. the '.E1AunGsA Oak" Just "a
psahan rod. In tAo Bronx. Saturday,
- boea i1ooti0od ~ that Of Augusts
D1s0s. = yeasU of ass. vhsse home
vas n PsaAsa seaA. oaly . few hun.
ass1 yar6s from IL spet whsso her
10y Va found.
- We the sesDAanGhtsg q Willam
efse0es. vAo was also her uncle. her
UeeheS's asse hushanA having boen
psssfSeTs brothsr. 0wi1g partly % Q
01Asrsl With Ase mother over Q trivial
o0a1s. - ls1k hsoo three weeks ago.
- haA bssa Mvias WIN . family
saos1 Drslnse. - ~ lower Dart e tAs
0Bsa1- ~ several vintssu - AaA
Goeoe - eeal osaths w AkAis fani.
u. bosouse ~ livsr nearer IL place
VhssO sAs VoehoA u NanAnksaa.
~o vooks 80 So rs1ngnsA - -
oo0s - - sDos sletAlAe; che too
aoov pert q t6sa. and maas a %.
Da111nsae vetA - tsueAsr. I'D, iast
Wa1Das1av - HsoAao naaA, nsur ths
49, WhseeAss 10y vas 1ouaA, 70 ~
- SooAla1ss q Ase bs3oaginGs. Paul
~ - aUDsausosae. bue Aie slstsr
- - ao0sas.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-22
Strange Case of Suicide.

Richmond, KY, Sept. 19.-Grief
stricken because her 5-year-old son
arated month, grew pale with feal
at the sight of her, and refused tc
come within her reach that she nigh:
kiss him, Mrs. Laura Walker ChemauIt
one of the most prominent society wo
men in the state, committed suicide by
Swallowing carbOlic acid. Her death
was one of the most tragic in the his
A0ry Of the country.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-22

veesQsese6 Levs casse - SvIelde.
uoasfneee. Nd. 0spt 1S.-Rslativss
IN VAo0 - had Nvsd In thae city
a1nDtte1 tAae lola o. Green, ths 70.
ysaFolA boy who committed suicide at
1ecas's hotel. New York, took his
~ bscsuss Of the hopsisssnsss Of HE
Dovo Sor . lady coasiderably his cen
sos. Who lives q 9pasrow-s Point. neas
sAis city. He 10 said 20 have assigned
this reson for his sot In the Letter r.
ceivel By HE sister. Nothing what.
ever 10 known By his relatives Of any
nan Who could b reponsible for young
Green's trouble as intimated In Q let
ter which 10 understood TO be In pos
session OF the New York coroner,
tAGash IL may possibly refer to some
OIL more fortunate than the suicide In
the suit for the lady.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-22
Princes Visit countermanded.

Halifax, NJ s., Sept 19.-Nothing is
known here OF the reasons for count
ernanding the orders of Prince Louise
OF Battenburg squadron, to visit the
United States as announced late last
night in q dispatch received by Lieu
tenant Governor Jones' The only mes
sage from the Prince to Liuetsnant
Governor Jones came in the form of g
brief announcement. Liuetentn Gov.
ernor Jones stated that he did moi
know how to explain the change il
plans. but was of the opinion that il
might be on account of the approach
ing elections in England.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-22

Manila. Sept. ls.-Feiizarbo. chief
a the outlaws In the province of Ca
vits. Who for . long time have made
trouble for the authorities. was sur.
runded today near the Batangas border
and jumped over q Cliff He was
killed by the fall. and his death. 1t IL
believed. will end the disturbances in
the province OF CAvite. On January
-. $50 ladrones led by Felizardo and
0sasaaeon attacked the town Of San
YfassfscO de Matabon. looted the mu.
nicipal treasury OF $4,000 killed Con-
troct 9erEeon J. A. O'Neill and abduct-
% the wife and two children Of Gov
ornor Trias.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-22

Honea Patch. 8. c.. Sept. l9.-About
3 miles below here. In Abbeville coun.
~. Sam and Jim Mooru two white
men. got into q difficulty with Allen
Prediction and another negro. A ashG
followed In which Jim Moore was cut
and killed by Pendleton. Pendletoa
sscapsd. and was captured by Q crowd
about half . mile below here. He
vas carried back 70 the scene OF the
killing and shot BY q about Q dozen
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-22
Women Act as Fire Ladies'.

Columbus, Ga, Sept. 19.-The gin
house of the Midland Gin company a,
Midland, in this county. caught on IRE
by match which was in the cotton
but although the lint was burned, the
building was saved, due to the work
Of the bucket brigade, prominent in
ladies Of Midland, who did heroic work
In putting out the flames.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-22

2Aletgh. n. C.. Sept. 19.-The police
Charlotte have . very queer case
fore them and have called In medical
UDerts 10 aid In settling IT, A young
-. evidently insane. suddenly ap-
DeosSA On the street and was taken to
o. jail. He gave his name a. J. r..
weas. and said 70 the Authorities that
ysys 0oux. . boy hypa0tist It 0as-
esoaA town near By. four years ago
20 In uaoss hypaotic influence. IRON
wheeh - bed never bssa free. HokS
seoee9 tAae - I'D bssn In . hospital
~ ths insane and Inquiries have been
oeot - various tnstitutioas e this
61o1 u eeder 60 locate him.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-22
Drummer Drank Laudanum.

6Uartanburg. 8. c.. Se1t 1s.-Ar-
thur Sterett. 4 travelling salesman for
. Baltimore dry goods house. arrived
here and securing room at the Spar.
tan INN. drank . bottle Of laudanum
His action was noted by An employee,
but physicians were unable to save
him. and he died at 8 o'clock Stsrrett
was IS years old and unmarried. His
headquarters were In Charlotte. No
cause ID assigned for his action.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-22

1eDor0s. 0spe ;0.-WAils sitting IN .
Dew % close - the altar that he
esal1 have rsachaA oaA aAA touched Il.
~ nsv. william ,. hoei.soa. pastor
= the Asthodist shurcA q Moasos.
a,ed sudasaly sunday norning In
apttot eAurcA q Monroe. The pe-
' lriy tfagSe 1eaeh q the Rev Mr.
D110nsoo. s<teadea - 4 was BY such
uDoDual ctrcsmstaness. caused wide
sueeed seesow and comment. The
~. Mr.. Robinooa We we'll known
ol1 ever Georgia, aaA the details Of his
aeath VIII b read with sesrowful In.
tersst BY the Thousands who knew
HIN.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-22
Supreme Lodge Of Knight Of Honor

Supreme Lodge Of Knight Of Honor.
indianapolis, Sept. 19-In the new
building OF the supreme lodge Knights
and Ladies Of Honor. 429 North Penn
sylvania street, will be held this week
tht biennial convention of the supreme
Lodge, the most important meeting OF
the order. The supreme lodge Will 90
into session tomorrow about 10 a. m.
and its sessions will probably hold IN
til Saturday. closing with the installa-
lion Of officers Of the ensuing year.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-22
Asylum without Bars or Walls.

Peoria, MS. Sept. 19-The asylum
for the incurable insane at South Bar
tonville Is now without bars or walls,
the last one having been removed by
Superintendent Sellers. This is in &C.
cordance with q step long In contem-
plation by Dr.. Seller, he having con-
WINGED himself that more can be &C
complished by kindness than by forci
BILE restraint
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-22
Another Mysterious Murder.

Another Mysterious Murder.
Now York, Sept. 1S.-In the discov-
cry Of the body Of . woman huddled
underneath the rear step Of . big ten
ement At 240 West Thirtieth street,
today the police believe they had evil
dence Of another murder. The victim,
whose name was unknown was about
80 years old and evidently in poor cir
cumstances. When the body was lift.
ed the head moved so easily as to in
dictate the woman's neck had been
broken. The front Of her waist was
stained with blood. The section of
the city where the body was found is
known as HelPs Kitchen, and is the
stamping ground of some tough char
acters.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-22

klwo@an's Democratic League Formed
Hesw York. Sept. lS.-At . meeting
ksrs yesterday the woman,s National
OoOOcrattc League was organized.
1ess. John 8. Crovsly was elected a.
Dsoe11eAt The promoter Of he league
I'll endeavor to carry out plans OF
anisasion covering The satire eoun-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-22
SOVEREIGN GRAND
LODGE IN SESSION
oRGAr oRowTH OF THE ORDER
RoOOet q orand Sire r. e. Wright
Shows q lasUs Increase Of Member
ship-Enosno0s Crowd 10 In Atten-
dance.


chIe-Ensemsvs Crowd 10 in Attsn-
dance.
Philadelphia, Sept. 19.-Dsagres-
Nsnts - to the conditions marked the
formal opendnE of the annual conven-
tion Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge OF
he InAspendent Oreder Of Odd Eel
lows. 4 Ane rain was falling and the
a&mospAere was warm and humid.
The initial exercises were held In
Lalu temple. which was eutirely in
adequate to accommodate the crowds.
Every Jurisdiction OF the order 10
rs0tsseneed ut the conclave. Grand
sire Robert e. Wright. Of Allentown,
viii preside At all Of tho business SEES
ssous Of the grand lodge. and will be
It ell public meetings. The opening
exercises consisted of IN address OF
welcome by Mayor Weaver and ad-
dresses BY Melville e. Churbuck. grand
master: Cleon Gicquelais, grand patri-
arch; Miss Annie Morrow. president
Of tho Rebeckah Assembly, and Major
General J. Blair, department comman-
der
The grand lodge will also consider
the question of extending the order In
Porto Rico. San Domingo and Scot
LAID.
The report Of Grand Sire Wright
show the total subordinate lodge mem
bership to be 1,217,145; encampment
membership. 1889; Rebeckah men,
bership, 474.059; number Of subOrdin-
ate lodges. 1875; expenditures for re-
lief 1858. 649; total revenue, $18,-
638, 791; total resources $37. 645.071.
The increase In membership of sub
ordinate lodges was 65,724; in the en-
campment branch, 1890; in the Re-
beckah branch, 26 1891; making a total
increase Of O2.105. The Patriach Mil
liant will show q decrease in member
but that decrease is only nominal and
doubtless results from that clearing
out OF names that really did not rep
resent active members of that branch.
Tho increase in expenditures was $751;
OFT: the INCREASE in resources was
$2.974,951 and the increase in relief
$3c7 .139.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-04
PUT YOUR FOOT
IN IT

That's the best way to test
shoe. If it feels right it gener-
ally is right. Shoes made from
poor materials and built by
cheap labor never feel right
You can spot them as soon AZ
you put your foot in.
We believe that good shoes
are the cheapest shoes-tbev
feel better, wear better and loox
better than the other kind. Our
prices are right for right shoes
Choicest line of winter footwear
in the city.
N. SELL
20 MAIN STREET