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Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
SPORTS OF THE DAY.

chon won. Goldspot second. Piouet third
Time: 1:SA.
Third race. six furIongs: Knter won.
Common Sue second. Illusion third. Time:
1.lh
Fourth race. six furlongs: Don Domo
Won, San Fara second. Ed Bell third Time;
1:i3&.
Firth race, six furiongs: Giyionni Bal
lerto won Bologna second. Bribery third
Time; LIS.
Sixth race, mile and nifty yards: Robert
Mitchell won. III Caul Cap second. J. v.
san FRANCISCO. Feb. S-Results AZ
Oakland:
First race. five furiongs: Gala won, Ber-
tie second. Rosy Light third. Time;
l:0oN.
Second race, six and a half furlongs;
Huerfano won, Begun second. Duke OF
Orleans third. Time: l III
Third race. futurity course: Princess
Wheeler won, Froiic second, Hersain third
Time: las
Fourth race, mile and quarter; BYRON
erdale won, Jake Moose second, Ninespot
third. Time: 2l2
Fifth race. one mile: Salable won. w.
b. Gates second. Rolla third. Time: Ian
Sixth race, futurity course: Tocolaw
won. Aaron J second. Funnyside third
Time; 112A
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

Some few western cities report more con-
servatism IN buying by manufacturers and
by railroads, who have decided TO fore 80
some projected improvements In view OF
high costs Of labor and material. ard also
because Of talked Of legislative or execu-
tive action adyerse 70 generations.
PiE iron II easier on business for future
delivery, the indications IN this respect be-
Ing most marked az eastern centers. yet
there is a good deal Of Inquiry in the west
particularly for malieahle Ressemer Tor
delivery In the second half
The advance OF IS cents q ton in the
freight rate on iron from southern points
announced for February l. has been pest
poned until March g. The market for steel
is easier In eastern territory. orders for
steel rails are moderate. trolley lines hgur-
Ing as the largest purchasers. while the
placing Of some large orders has been de-
terred owing TO money market conditions.
Business in plates r. active and mills are
well sold ahead Specifications for struc-
tural material are coming along freely. and
conditions in all finished lines are salts
good the number Of sacrificed orders max
Ing a rather large tonnage. Tubular goods
are In active request
The bull movement In wheat and other
grains strengthened further this week and
prices are up an average OF 2 cents per
bushel at all markets. The car shortage
Is being keenly felt at western milling cen
down to a low point owing to light supplies
European advices have been more bullish
Russian dealers are reported to be buyfnR
wheat here and in Canada
Congestion In manufacture and market.
ing Of Cuban sugar Is reflected in further
easing Of raw prices, which are of points
while refined is Is points lower in sympathy
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
DUy'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Sewers Storms Restrict New Business IN
Many Sections
PRODUCTION SILL At HIGH TIDE
some Plants Are HamPered by
Scarcity of FueI-Jobbers Report
Large Orders for spring
Delivery.

NEW YORK. Feb. s-R- @. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review Of trade tomorrow will say
Severe storms restricted new business in
many sections Of the country during tne
last week and increased the delay IN max
ing deliveries OF old orders. Commodity
prices advanced as a rule. Jobbers report
q good demand for spring delivery. espe,
cially in dry goods, but business Is retaroe9
by slow shipments from the mills and
collections are only fair. Manufacturing
plants operate at full capacity in the lead
ing Industries. although there are COM
plants OF fuel scarcity.
Pew variations are recorded in quotations
Of iron and steel. the Industry fully mann
tanning it's remarkably satisfactory posi-
ton, although consumers find deliveries
less prompt because OF delays by deep
snow and low temperature. The difncults
OF placing securities has tended TO retsro
railway extensions somewhat and new con
tracts for steel rails are not coming 70 me
mills as rapidly as In the closing moht -
Of last year, but the tonnage already on the
books will take all the output for many
months.
Aside from the few upward price move
ments there Is no change in the cotton
goods situation unless pressure TO place
orders Is noticed In some departmental, 9
wholesome condition in view OF the 1 isrF e
other sections Of the market there Is stu
eagerness to secure future deliveries with
/ times In option prices Of raw cotton had
no depressing effect on the finished produci
and the only weak feature is the absence
| Of foreign trade. Inquiries from China are
at prices far below the present views Of
| sellers and no business results
New England manufacturers of footwear
| report a liberal demand from eastern whole
| salers for supplementary spring lines, re
| tail stocks having been depleted by th'
| vigorous demand that has accompanied Sc
4 we're weather. Thus far western and south
| ern jobbers have sent in few case ORDER
/ for fall goods, but there is ample tint
/ for development in this department. I'm
| provement is noted in leather.
| Packers have sold hides suitable for sol
| leather through March sailing at full quo
| tations, despite the fact that the take
on this month and next ts the poores
1 quality of the year.
| More speculative interest has develope'
in the wheat market, encouraged by cables
| reports of heavy home needs for Russiai
| wheat in relieving the famine and increases
Inquiries by exporters. Corn was frmll
held above last years quotations despiu
, a movement that endorsed large crop est
mates but foreign demand was poor.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

Coffee Is steadier and spot oof1ee is back
Statistics OF shoe shipments from eastern
centers bear out past reports o. conserv-
alive buyers Of shoes from manufacturers
for spring delivery.
Upper leather is strong and splits and
patent leather deliveries are stu far BE-
business failures IN the United States
for the week ending February J number
iyS against N last week 80 In the like
week Of 1895. ~ In lse. SOC In 1914 and AZ
Failures IN Canada for the week number
IA against - last week and u in this week
a year ago.
fsnk eiesrings in the United states Tor
the week ending February I aggregate
81 az. So. ss6 i3.S per cent over last week.
but 4 per cent below the same week last
wear Excluding New York City the total
Is 81 1s7 esAsS7 Z per cent above last week
and IL per cent over last year.
Canadian clearings for the same week az
eregate SSi.Whtu. a gain OF &.S per cent
over last week and 81 per cent over this
week q year ago.
United States and Canada for the week end
ing February Z aggregate SHas0 bu.,
against 2i02Ds bu. last week 92n.s bu
this week last year 9s7.T75 bu. IN DO ana
4Se. t57 bu. in 1907 For the last thirty
two weeks OF the fiscal year the exports
are 1l3SSS,475 bu., against $3.50 49, bu, "
1856 4ois.slS bu. in isc4-oe. and lT.GoiSs
bu. in iSM-02
Corn exports for the week are 2kr. oss
bu., against s,ls7 sT7 bu. last week. 2eeo. "a
bu. a year ago and atls. IS bu. In 1895.
For the hscal year to date the exports
are Sc. 63S.7S7 bu., against 72osS, 20 ou. N
1866 and S.f92.lm bu. In lsa-o6
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
OBRIEN's MONTE CRIE
EVENTS ON THE Running RACKS
Missouri lad wins Feature Event at
City Park, New Orleans


NEW ORLEANS. Feb. swim the ex-
ceptiOn OF the feature event the card at
City, Park today was notable for the large
number Of starters Ia all races, most Of
The feature. handicap. at one mile and
an eighth, valued at 500, was three
eornsres race Ihe nnish vas a Tous.ns
Ing. the former winning by neck. Re
First race, three and a half furiongs:
Lao third. Time; 0.Bt-
Second race. seven furiongs. selling:
Clifton Forge won, Asterisk second. Gren-
ade third. Time: l:2SA-
Third race, one mile, selling: Cora Price
won. Syeamous second. kaiserhOn third.
Fourth race. seven furIongs, selling Basil
won. Heart OF Hyacinth second, Cobmosa
third Time; l;Sh.
Fifth race. handicap mile and an eighth
Missouri Lad won. Besterling second. Col
dis third Time: l54A-
sixth race. I'VE furlongs: Pianute won.
DinemOek second. Little George third
seventh race. mile ana a sixtsentk. sell
ing: EVE Green won, Cold Coin second
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Feb s-Rssults At
First race. three furloags; Manchester
, won. C H. Hing second. Albert N third
second race. three furlongs: Ida May
won. Dandy Dancer sseond' Lady Haps-
Third race. fye furlOngs; Storm won
| Theodocia second. Tyrolian third Time
LEA
Fourth race. seven furlongs: Viperins
won. Rustlins SIX second. Shenandoah
/ third. Time: l16A
I Mre Annie second, MarimbO third. Time
sIzth race. mile and seventy yards: Gros
( third. Time: i:ass-
los ANGELES. Cal. Feb. a-Rssults a
! First race. slx furlOngs: Glenn won
/ susie Christian second. Hattie Carr third
! Time ia
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
BrLLIrER Gurs IN THE THIaD
Goes Down TO Hands ana Knees aad
Declines 90 Rfse.

Ed Courtney. a eolored lad OF Omaha,
gained the decision over Cotton Billiter OF
st Louis In the third round OF the boxing
the third round Courtney rushed Billiter 20
the ropes and finally knocked him down on
his hands and knees. Bilnter. 70 the sur
prise Of all. stayed IN this posture until
Referee Loeb counted him out, when he got
up and walked % his corner.
The preliminary. al six rounds. was be-
tween Joe Cartwright and Johnny VIII
nams, with no decision
Mayor Dahiman sat at the ringaide After
Billiter had been counted out the mayor
said. 4 don't understand how people can
call such an exhibition. conducted before
such a club. a prize night"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
WITH THE BOwLERs.

Hulrs High Rollers won from Missouri
Valley last night on the Metropolitan base
ment alleys. All three games were closely
contested. but the Rollers managed TO win
out by margin of thirty-seven pins. Reedy
had high single game with nj. Hall was
high on totals with 57a A return game
for purse will be played at Missouri VAL
lev. Ecore.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

PROPOSALS FUR LIVE STOCK. De
partment Of the Interior. Once OF Indian
affairs, W ashingtOn. D. G, February ], 1871.
Sealed proposals plainly marked on the
outside OF the sealed envelopes. Proposals
for Live Stock" and addressed TO the
commissioner OF Indian afIairs. Washing
ton, ID. c. will be received at the Indian
once until O'Clock p. M OF March Il. iS0l.
for furnishing and delivering about 24.15l
heifers, as bulls. J. 36e mares and Los mich
cows, for issue 70 Indians OF different
reservations, as per schedule. detailed
sDecihcations, conditions to be observed By
BIDDERS. etc. which will be furnished upon
application TO the Indian once. Washing
ton, ID. c.; the u. s. Indian warehouses
at New York City, Chicago, III, Omaha
Neb., 81. Louis. No, and san Francisco,
cal: the ofncers OF the Dr0vers Journal
City, No; The Bee. Omaha, Neb.: Journal
Sioux City, Ia: Pioneer Press. 81. Paul
MINI; Livestock Reporter. Fort Worth,
Tex; Montana Record. Helena Mont;
Breeders Gazette, Chicago, H. Stock
growers Journal Miles City, Mont. and
Feeder. Phoenix, AriE.: Drovers Journal
Stockman, South Omaha. Neb.s the u. 8.
Indian agents al Standing Rock agency.
Fort Yates, n. D.; Pine Ridge agency, Pine
Ridge. S. D.; Lover Brule agency. Lower
/ Br1ile, 8 D.; Crow Creek agency, Crow
81 %; Cheyenne River aFency' cheyenne
Agency. s. D.; and the Superintendents OF
/ the Tongue River agency, Lamedesr,
i Mont; Santee agency, Santee. Neb-, and
| Fort Apache agency, Whiteriver, AriZ-
/ BIDS upon the blanks furnished are not
any other form provided the conditions are
| observed = For further information apply
| 70 +. Z. Leupp. commissioner.
Fs-T-s-i2-l4-ls-ls-a-S
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
BRADsTREErs REVIEW or TRADE
Widespread winter weather Inter
fsres with VOluRe of Business.
morrow viii say

NEW YORK. FEB. . Bradstreets TO-
morrow will say:
First effects Of the past weeks wide
spread winter weather have been 20 dull
trade al most markets. 70 quiet spring de-
accentuate the alrecdy congested railway
situation some sections. particularly the
south report benefit TO trade In WiHter
goods and footwear.
Taken az a whole. the business booked By
wholesalers for January and the elapsed
portion OF February Il fully equal 70 and
"a some markets and staples. notably cot
ton dry goods. far in excess Of last years
unceuiably large business Building activity
has bsea checked b. weather conditions
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
PRoPosAIs BOZ FRoZEN FRFsH

PROPOSALS FOR FROZEN FRESH
beef and mutton--Headouarters Philip
pines division, once Of the chief commits
sary, Manila. p. l.. December 10. 1916
Sealed proposals, in triplicate. will be re-
cefVsd at this ONCE until II O'Clock IA m.
April 10. 1877. al which time and place they
Will be opened in the presence OF the at
tending bidders. for the furnishing and
delivery Of six million six hundred thou
sand (6elo.oO0) pounds Of frozen fresh beef
and two hundred thousand C50. 00ol pounds
Of frozen fresh mutton 70 the subsastsnce
department AZ Manila. r. i, during the
year ending June 81, lSS. The accepted
beef and mutton will be admitted free Of
customs duties. The United States reserves
the right 70 decrease the amount called for
In the contract By not to exceed 20 per cent
uDon reasonable notice 70 the contractor,
OF 70 increase the amount called for with
the consent o. the contractor. Each prO-
posal must be accompanied BY q bidder :
certined check for that amount on a bank
bidder 10 whom the contract l. aWarce1
viii Be required 70 give bond. the penalty
Of which viii be nxed BY the chief m
miskary, Information furnished on appli-
cation 10 the chief oommissary, head
quarters department or the Missouri
Omaha. Neb. Envelopes Containing pro
posals should be marked; Proposals for
/ fronen fresh beef and mutton for nsca.
year 1Sl6. 70 be opened April Ia ls03. and
! addressed TO The undersigned A l. Smith
Colonel A G. c.. I. 8 army, chief com
miAsary DApofsmA
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
MISSOURI VALLEY.
= 49, 80
HIJII,g HIGH ROLL.
Totals ...-.,....

The Dreshers took the o. d. ks down
the line for three straight games last night
al the Association alleys. Their handicap
was pretty strong. but Il was more than
they needed. as they held the cigar men to
within thirty-seven pins on actual totals.
Teddy Neale was the high man by a wide
margin. with a total OF Ga and a single
game of IS. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

TUXEDO Park. n. Y. Feb. G-Ths
amateur championship tournament. both IN
the national championship for the gold
racquet IN court tennis and racquets win
be held here tomorrow. There Il q large
entry list. including Clarence n. Aackay
OF the New York Tennis and Racquet club.
winner OF last years event
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
DREsHERs.
0. D. KS

On the Metropolitan alleys last night the
Armours took two out OF three games
from o Brien's Monte Cristos Clark and
Grifiith OF the O'Brlens were the only ones
20 reach the 500 mark The only redeeming
feature about the game was the wonderful
hplit OF the seven and ten pin made by
Captain Kohansky of the ArTnours. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Notice Is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
South Platte Land company will be held
al the office Of said company at Lincoln,
Neb., at IL o'clock a. m. on the 9Th day OF
March. A. D.. 1901. BY order of the Board
OF Directors.
c. II. MORRILL,. President
A B. MINOR, Secretary.
Lincoln. Neb.. February 1. 1907.
F5-d5ot-m.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

Paul Slsson. an Omaha boy. now q
student AZ the Ohio Wesleyan university.
was recently honored in a mass meeting
BY being presented with a nne foot ball
sweater. bearing the large letter w" ~
a token Of his alma matters gratitude for
services on the gridiron- The whole team
received quite an Ovation
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
CANADA.
balances paid In cash.

moi Included In totals. COmparisons IN
complete.
mot Included IN totals because contain
ing other items than clearings.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

PROPOSALS FOR LEASING THE TRI-
hai Lands Of the Standing Rock Reserva-
pepartuent Of the Interior. once Of Indian
isos.-seaisd Proposals for leasing the sur,
pp sss yTl8s North paEota. foT srSsiSs
purposes. will be received ~ this once
until o'clock, p m. on Ihursday, Marcn
orened In the presence Of such bidders as
may attend. The lands will be leased for
period Of i've ys s,s,s from June ]. nc
considered The proposals must be ad-
dressed 10 The Commissioner OF Indian
AST endorsed on The outside Of the en-
velope, Proposals for Leasing Standing
Rock Lands" The lands offered for lease
ture 40. / contains $500 acres: pasture
No. contains s5ooeo acres; pasture No.
contains slS.5oo acres; pasture No. con-
tor Of the pastures and posters giving d.
rections for the submission Of bids. and all
other necessary information may be
States Indian Agent, Fort Yates, North
Dakota. Proposals not conforming to the
e Te5ecfed II such action shall be deemed
advisable. c. +. LARRABEE. Acting
Commissioner FSd1stM
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDINGS. DE
partment of Indian Affairs, Washington.
ID. C. February s lSoI.-Sesled proposals.
plainly marked on the outside OF the sealed
envelope, Proposals for Buildings, Genoa.
Nebraska" and addressed TO the Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs. Washington, d
c.. viii be received at the Indian Office
until O'Clock D. m. Of March - 1907, for
furnishing and delivering the necessary ma
terials and labor required to construct and
complete a work shop. superintendent resi-
dence and ofics building. In strict ac-
cordance with the plans, specifications and
instructions to bidders, which may be ex-
amined at this office. the Offices Of the
Improvement Bulletin" Minneapolis.
MINI: American Contractor" Chicago.
Ill: Bee" Omaha. Neb.; the Builders
and Traders exchanges at Omaha. Neb.
St Paul MINI. Minneapolis. MINI; the
Northwestern Manufacturers association,
st. Paul. MINI: the L. s. Indian ware
houses at Chicago, Ill; Omaha. Neb.; ST.
Louis, No. New York, N. y, and at the
school For further information apply 70
VIM. H. Winslow. Superintendent, Genoa,
/ Neb. G. F. LARRABEE. Acting Commits
sioner. Febs-12-14-1s-1s-1-23-3s-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

Some OF the members OF the Omaha Rod
and Gun club are beginning TO talk OF i'm
provements at the club house on Cut-Oh
lake There are now SIS members on the
every week. The annual meeting will be
held the end OF this month. when plans
for the season will be discussed IL a
practically assured that a bathing beach
Will be established at the club house and
the docks enlarged. The present club house
changed this year Is yet 70 be decided. The
Omaha Rod and Gun club quarters were
popular last season The membership in
creased rapidly and some good times were
had on the lake. This season promises to
be better than last II has been proposed
to increase the initiation fee for 1861
Tommy Campbell who mas demonstrates
himself q be about the best for his weight
In Omaha since Kid Jensen broke HIS arm
left last week for Cripple Creek 70 train
for match at that place with Fred Weeks
OF Butte. Mont The fight viii be twenty
rounds and conEidera BILE Interest has baen
worked up over the affair
Jerry Edinger. who trained the D.
Moines team in the Western league, Eoss
into the American league by virtue OF the
fact that Joe Cantilion has taken hold of
Washington Edinger win act as trainer
for the Senators. The big chiefs on tha
game now admit that q trainer il a greaf
factor in keeping ball players in good con-
dition.
league Champs out for a run on the green
Friday. The ground was a little too elip-
perry and, besides, some Of the men thought
there was too much snow up IN the Far
corners % the lot. Pa isn't certain THAI
he viii resume practice Saturday or not
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
wEBsrER srATIoE--IstA q WEBsrE

Water ....-....:..-.....-a es9 am $50 pm
Fails City IOcal..-..-...a $50 pm All - am
Daily. b Daily except Sunday. q Daily
except Saturday. Sunday only. Daily
except Monday
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
REPORT OF THE CLEARING HOUSE

Transaction of the Associated Banks
for the Week.
NEW YORK. Feb. &-The following TIA
be- compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank
clearings at the PRINCIPAL cities for the week
ended February Z. with the percentage OF
increase and decrease as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

RETAIL lumber yard manager, thoroughly
experienced, can win trade and hold IL,
would like a chance to help increase your
business. Address Y 1s5. care Bee.
Qsp-M44S 10
FOR SALE-New and secondhand store:
invoice 500; good locat--n. will sell cheap.
Box 0S1. Minden. Neb. (4)-M4S9 Xix
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
SINNERS A WONDER IN sTRENGTH
LenOx, lows, Man, Who Meets Wassena,
PhVafeRl Giant.

Matt A. Simmer OF Lenox, Ia. who has
been matched to meet Oscar Wassem at the
meet Farmer Burns a week later. Is in the
city. Simmer Is no novice at the game, a.
he has met and won from some Of the best
numbers Dan Mcleod when he was at his
best, the Terrible Turk. the Greek Demon,
and Farmer Burns Chris Pearson. who
wrestled a draw with Wassem at the Audi
torium when Burns and Haekenschmidt
met last week. Charles L. Barney Of Des
Moines.
Simmer is a powerful man and holds nu-
Zoo ssO bounds dead Weight With his hands
and 1900 pounds dead weight with harness.
a $z-pound dumbeii with one hand above
SINNERS measurements are; Hand. liM;
M; calf, IL: thigh. 80; waist, 20; chest. %:
arm around shoulder. 60: height foot M
inches; reach, y Inches; weight, 240 pounds:
chest expansion. IA inches. he Is = years
wsssem made a good impression on the
also in his match with Christ Pearson.
who weighed thirty pounds more than he
did. A good match is looked for when Sim
mer and Wessem meet next Tuesday.
A gigantic young man by the name OF Joe
Rogers. called Yankee" and the ''Americaa
Apollo" has come out OF New England
and threatens to break, with telling force.
into the arena Of wrestling and boxing. He
Is n years OF age, stands S-iE and weighs
aS pounds. of course Rogers is not I'M
known. He has downed every wrestler he
has met except Gotch. Beail and the Rus
sian Lion But he and his friends believe
he can get onto few tricks and put any
one of these men OF watch. He Will chaf-
lenge Hackenschmidt before long, anyway,
SO as 20 have an adjustment OF all pending
controversies. When Rogers shall have
conquered everybody on the mat he pro-
poses TO so into the ring and wipe out
everything in sight winding IN with lin
Jeffries. Here is a table OF Comparative
measurements that may prove interesting:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
WANTED-To RENT
MANIFESTATIONS

BOOKKEEPER-Any concern desiring to
have its books examined. posted up. or
any other clerical work performed reason
YO-NiH Ok
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-06-14
The Only Survivor

of the Hayes Arctic Expedition, Mr. S. j..
Mccormick. now U. s. Deputy Mineral
Surveyor, Bliss Station, Idaho, says, "For
years have suffered from severe pains in
the hip joint and back bone, depriving
me of all power. The cause was Stone in
the Bladder and Gravel in the Kidneys.
After using DIR. David Kennedys Favor
ite Remedy. of Rondout, N. Y, was
completely cured"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-06-14
Death Of judge w. w. stieknsy.

News has been received here of the
death of Judge w. W. Stickney at
Lapeer, Mich, few days ago. Mr..
Stickney was a native of Shorehaln,
moved to Lapeer in 1855, practiced law
there for fifty years, holding prominent
offices at various times and was highly
respected by all. In his death Lapeer
county loses one its best and most
honored citizens.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-06-14
Nv ES & SH A. MBO
THE COOLEST MAN

In this town and the best dressed, wears a
Stein-Bloch blue serge, two-piece, quarter
lined, hot weather suit, which he bought
here. Ask him, and try one yourself,
You'll work better. We have em in
multitude of shades and patterns.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-06-14
. A L L p A p q r

A large. stock just received. 1t will
pay you to carefully examine it if
you are in need.