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Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-09

Economy Light and Power com pany. supplying score or more towns in the Desplaines river val ley: aud the Illinois Valley Gas and Electric company. with plants built and building in twentyeight villages and cities through the Illinois val ley.
 The combined capital stock of the three companies is Sl1 .546.00o, and their funded debt Of $9,75l,00j b-ings the total of capital Obliga- tions to more than S2l .000 000- Their annual gross business exceeds S2.50O, GOO, and the net revenue is around Sl0oO.000 The population served in eighty communities is about 70oe00. according to company estimates.
 Stock Watering ExaHlpie.
 Untii the pubic ntililH---'-iAa Aas were beaten Illinois Yalley Gas aud Electric stock has been almost m known in the brokers offices. There were a few bids for the common at l7 1-2 and there was plenty of bid- ding at 22 i-2 with no offers. The company. on April %, 1910. was in- corporated with a capital stock or S1.000, diyi0ed into ten shares. On May I2. 1910. thirteen days later the officers and directors of the company met and passed resolutions 10 increase it's capital stock tIom sl .000 to SC 25g. .Go0. and on June IS. 1910, the company Gled hl the eouE ty record srs offices or Ia Sale Livincst0l and Grundy counties its trust deed. given to the iliinois Trust and savings Bank oi Cmca.o to secure au issue Of Sl0,e0o,090 oi ; per cent gold bonds. payable May |. I940. Thus in a period Of n-iy days this company has grown rom capital stock of s1,00J to a caaltai stock anI bonded indebtedness O. sI6.25O. .000. Within sixty days aItei it's incorporation the company had secured fi9ty-year franchises lro1 the following cities in the Illinois valley: Joliet. Morris. Seneca, Ut tawa, Wilmington, Streator. Dwight Oden. Gardner, Pontiac, Planiield, Yorkyille. Coal City. Mendota ana Braidwood. and announced Its in- tention Of extending it's operations throughout the Illinois valley.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-09

the country and would not resume until there was a greater guarantee Of safety.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-09
ReNerann

Puck Reverend Guide-'rhe question is, brethren, how shall we send salvation 10 the Fiji isIanders?'
 Deacon Though | am not intimately familiar with the present case, l would suggest that we send il collect"
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 81. 1911.
Sugar and Bcots

The Sterling papers tell that COM
mittee is in Washington looking after
the interests Of the bee, growers and
do what they can to place information
ia the hands Of congress so tnat body
need not ignprantly pass legislation
hostile TO the growers Of heets,
This is undoubtedly proper and righ,
We want nothing done that will inJure
any interestanywhere in the country.
but in our humble opinion there are
some abuses nearer home that need
correcting. We are told that in spite
of the large yields of sugar this year
from beets and the very high prices
prevailing, the con sumer living in the
immediate vicinity OF the sugar facto-
RES here in Colorado had to pay the
same price. We are told that II 4
grocer at Sterling wanted TO get sugar
at the factory ne could do so, but ne
had 10 pay the Denver price and add
freight from Denver to Sterling.
Thus the farmer reaps no advantage by
being close tJ the fields Of production,
while the high price of coal and lumber
Is explained Dy the distance We live
from the miaes and forests. Il is a
poor rule taat will not work both ways
In the case Of the sugar the consum.
cr pays for shipment to Denver and
back, Il service which is never per
formed. Who gets it we 90 not know.
But some one Is getting something for
nothing. 1t Is wrong. The people
know II is wrong. We presume the
jObbers and railroads are responsible Tor
the outrage, but tn. sugar interests
are most likely to suffer in the absence
Of knowledge On the subjt:. ani tney
will be wise to try u remsIy the e9Il
before the people turn on them, think.
ing them the responsible party.
Let the committee do what they can
for the good OF themselves ut Wash
Ington, and then let them return home
and get busy 10 relieve the people OF
some Of the injustice found here at
home.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21

Representative John a. Martin Of
Colorado last week introduced a bill in
congress which provides tha. any sold
;cr who received honoglbic discharge
and from disease and other cause no;
due to misconduct is now disabled or
, unfit for manual labor, shall be paid
$50 per month. This bill will be bene-
.cia! 10 a large lumber Of war yeter-
ans now physically unable to support
themselves. Mr.. Martin has also intro
duced another bill which applies to
cultivation provision Of the homestead
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21

While we have felt that the railroad
in this section was doing nothing to.
ward the development Of this section,
the main thing Tor the farmer to do is
to study soil conditions and climate and
raise Il crop. Once we get where we
have plenty Of stuff to ship out, and
freight rates will in large measure
adjust themselves. If we raise the
crops we should and develop freight at
this point, the Burlington will either
give better service or some other road
will. Insure crops by better cultiva-
ton. and our other troubles viii disap-
pear rs, the mist before the sun.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21
Notice FOR Publication.
'puhli.hsr.) Serial ol.2a.

E.A.S. lpuhlisherl Serial oli22:
Department Of Tne lntcrio..
United States Land o;;fee at steFiias. Colorado,
October SIst. 1911
NoTcE q hereby i,iven tta. Mary Anne Greer.
o' stoneban, cIl7raio. who. On october 18th 1919.
made homestead er,.s'. No. uii22s, for Nwi-.
Section Il, TosR.hip7 y. Range 81 w. 9TH prin-
eipal Meridian, has flei notice Of intention Ia
make Fiaal C1mmulatiun pn,3f % establish claim
- the land above describs5. before Register Or
Receiver. at Sterling. Colorado. the l2th day Of
March, 1912
Claimant Names a witnsssrs;
ole ". Olson. Of stoneha,u cplrado.
Carrie Bake. If
Newton J. strader. Of
Edwin i. Whe.ler. oi
2f-i W. Il. PossD, Register
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21
Roticc For Publication.

C. j. Cpl.,Hshcrl serial-9i8lls.
Department ~ tie .RseriT
United Satos Land o..ir. al Sterling. C.lyrado
scptenb.s H. 1911.
Ncrrcs is hereby Riaun ,ha, Jacob shaw of
st,reham. Coluradp. who on Hay 81. lgln. made
Hoa.s;seid Egtry.. No, pi5IiG. for SELL. Section
,. Township NJ Range 81 W. 9th Prncis al
habian has hloi notice Of Intention 10 make
final Communication .'roqf. To establish claim To
the !zud aboye described! l,cfore Begist-r and
Regeiycr al Sterling. cl!isaio "a the Ig.h ia;
ef JaH9aFy 1917.
Cla.nEilt names u wi;nrfses;
I'ia A Bakkc. q: ssoneIan, Colorado.
John II, Hosksr II
Ole NJ, Olson. Of
Ncs:ga ]. S,saicr. Of e
ri W. H. rousD, rcsister
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
z A s lPuhiishenl XeriuI nin44s

Department Of the Interior.
United States i-=nj oi.iee at Sterling. Colorado
October 3ist- 1911.
No1cE Is hereby gisen that Edward F. Ea,.
wood Of Stonehnn. colossrio. who. on January
9Th 1910. made homestead entry. No. 0l0i;9. for
NELL. Section ls. Township ! n. Range s. W..
e.hprineipal Meridian. has file notice Of intention
to make iinal eoruaalatioa Prof. p establish
claim to the isni ss.,ye dc,cTibsi. .efose Regis
ter and Receiver. at Sterling. Colorado. on The
18Th day Of March. 1912.
Ciainian, names witnesses:
Ed"in "ha,ier ef Ssaaeaan. Colorado.
Fred 3. pc.ree. Of
loscph0 D. cser-E,y. OF
Roy Koip. ..
~ ", II. fouwp Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21

Correspondents at every
station along the Burlington, from
Willard to Grover as well as places
not represented by station. 1t is a
good training for pupils in school, or
for those who are deprived of school
advantages. We help you We wish
10 publish u complete history Of east.
era Weld county every week. II the
section you live in is not represented
see us or write US.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21
FOUND Stray horse, brand on left
side. Owner may have same by
proving property and paying charges.
Fred tiCken, New Raymer, Colo.

Editor Cooper Of the Sterling Advo-
cate was in town with the special train
last Saturday. We are indebted to
him for any inflammation at aIl as to
the time of the special train. We had
been told that such a thing was coming
some time, and the same was known
at Sterling. Mr.. Cooper finally wired
headquarters and found out the dates
and published them and sent US a
marked copy of the paper which en-
abled US to get out some bills, but not
nearly as, soon as such advertising mat
ter should have been distributed.
Mr., Allen came up fromFort Morgan
by train. The family had thought to
drive up for Christmas, but the weather
did not appear inviting.
The NJ. W. A. held their regular
meeting at the Baldin & Whittier land
office last Saturday evening.
----U-.----
This weeks war scare involves your
.uscle Sam with the Russian bear.
--u-.---
4 biz combination that saves your
'ncnev cur clpb Offers.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

/. AS. t!'lUlishcri Scrial.0llss
Department of the Interior
United States Land oBI.e at s.ceins. Colorado
N,yonter l1,h i4ll
NgHes T. hereby tiyen that Joseph Tishe. Of
Ila1eI5tk Selr. Wh1, on ,:aly lsth. lolp made
Eonea;ead Entry. No. Ui,i3o. ier Northeast
quarter, Seetiou g. Township NJ. Range 20 W..
Oh PRINCIPAL i,eriiisn. .hai filed notice Of in,en-
t.oa 10 mike Find eommltttion Proof. TO estab-
lah e-.ai TO The land above described. tsfcre U.
s. Csumirs.5uer a, keots Co..ra,iu on the su.;.
sa, Of rsse:nb.r. 1911.
Claimant names as witGeescs;
lau5 % F.'dy. OF Nea gaynsr. Colorado.
IHFslrrtE VIZ, Of
Funk J. tsnEstt. of
William D. ioy Of
Us w.H. FOUND Eesiswr,
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21

The sooner we realize that the spud
business in this section has gone TO the
dogs and change our WAYS, the sooner
we will oil prosper Eaton Herald.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21

The Weld County Farmers Club is
arranging for an interesting two days
meeting at Greeley January 8, and 4th.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21
w a N 7 S

Rates lie rcr word each IN er-
,icn. No iaeegt.oa for lcss than &c.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21
NnT:Cr io. rr.,,.,c,T,o,.

N'''N - . b.' ts.l.i' y tlDN.
E.h,s plb.ishcr.j Serial n,ls,I
nrIr.sar1i ef the Ia;cFidr.
United state, l.ni od,se, at Sterlins c,,usslo.
DygrnlNr Ittt. MI
SoTcs Z hereby given that I.cubcn iayrock..
oi Ne" kHyn'r. ColorIno. Wha. On September
l.th i2i2 niale ho'resicaa eniry Gg pllS4I fur
soutnwc.t gIlFter, Section 49, township N.
I:Arge :; W.. nth principal Meridian has hie,i
n1tigsoi intention 10 make ibAl CJnmgu u.tlon
proqi, u'csEsLiisn eiaim ia the land abNc .e.
Afribed, bsig% U. S. Commissioner ai keo,a. Coi,
oruao' on .h, ~. day ot February! l9I.,
Cairlint Eafnes ~ witn,'aes.
r,Ar.se Miller II New l.agm,r. Colorado. .
Lewis Allen Vi
lnRrbsf, VIZ VI
A!0srt q. Mekerinn, pf " ''
W. H. POUND, Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21

The dispatches from Washington
this week. states that Congressman
Rucker of Colorado, has introduced a
bill in the house to appropriate sl75.
GDJ. % for the purpose Of making re-
surveys in this state: also bill to per-
nit h0mesttaders 10 take up an add
itional l6) acre tract, MT contiguous
to their original holdings. Sterling
Enterprise.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21

Perhaps Colorado people may find
some cold comfort in the fact that
Denver WAS second in the choice Of the
republican committec as place to
hold their convention next year,
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21

Denver has Mexico Of a time ev.
cry once in u while.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21

An exchange says, There is al uu-
detground rumor that Colorado has ov-
cr 81 900, ,00), ,OJ) tons OF coal within
her borders. Good.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21

Would suggest that Santa Claus
bring this country good, big. gener-
Gus, o.a-fashione'! snpw storm. Please
Santa. not one Of those blowy, blustery
bum biiz2ards that freeze all and soak
no,hing. but nice, soft, feahery, ilaky
snow, deep enough to make the sleigh
bells jingle and mci II enough to make
the earth smile all next spring. The
Eaton Herald.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21

or the enlarged homestead act. These
are both good bills and should be pass
ed. The amended cultivation bill will
be Of especial benefit to Logan county
homesteaders. Sterling Enterprise.
We suspect that there is good deal
Of politics in that pension business.
The bill is not likely to pass. but it
may serve its obvious purpose on the
eve Of election. There is whole lot
Of insincerity in the pension laws tina.
are proposed. and men of all parties
are guilty of the paactice.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21

Printed letter heads cost you but n
little more than the cheaper tablet, but
it makes all the difference in the world
with your business. Your first letter
10 business houss is like an intro
dgctieu. 1t is closely scanned. A
neatly printed letter head creates a
favorable impression, the other kind
cast suspicion On your standing.
Give yourself good introduction to
the people you deal with by having US
print your stationery.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21

With two senator's and four con-
gresham tp elect in Colorado the COM
ing year, 10 say nothing of the state
and county officers, and having our say
about the presidency, would keep poll
tic; warm for the next nine months in
this mountain region If there was no
primary, but with that thrown in, we
surely will hare politica! excitement in
good measure, heaped up and running
over for 1917.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21
Royrncr Markets

lCorrected eyerY Thurslayl
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-12-21

NcH'1l ]. Sts,.lcr, Of ''
NJ W. II. rousD, Ecsistrr
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-09-29
THE PEOPLES FORUM
MARSHAL DEFENDS EFFORTS.

Fort Pierce Fla, Sept. %, 1911.
Editor of THE TRIBUNE:
notice in the last issue OF your
paper, an article, urging the people Ia
prepare themselves for the approaching
election and for them to take pains IN
selecting all officers that would put
down the abominablc blind tiger. ms
article had no name signed to it; but,
"A CITIZEN
Now wish to inform the public that
this party was very poor, unfair
minded citizen, and as rule when any
one starts any thing, and does not
want any one to know who the author
of it is, it surely must be false.
( Now wish the party who wrote this
article would let me know who he is
50 that can escort him up to the corn-
ell room and open the Mayors docket
and let him investigate things to his
satisfaction; and then after so doing
if he has spark Of manhood in him,
he will inform the public that his letter
was unfair and without foundation
1t seems strange to me that as long
as whiskey has been sold, that this party
should Just now attack the city officers.
| can thoroughly prove that more has
been done to put down blind tigers in
the past two months than in twelve
months prior.
know that whiskey is being sold and
always will be sold in towns where
there are so many prosperous negroes
earn ing ST. 30 to 81 50 per day, and
wa mt this citizen to inform me how he |
would arrange to catch negro, who has |
his whiskey sold before it arrives, and
only gets one case week and
sneaks it off to the woods and sells it
,ut in fifteen minutes. am told this
$ the manner in which it is done.
| have repeatedly assisted by the
heriff or Deputy, made raides on the
ouses where we supposed whiskey was
old and only once or twice found even
pint of whiskey.
| invite this citizen to go to the city
ERIK and inquire of him what the diff
'rence is in the Mayors court receipts
ow and twelve months prior.
Then look over the Mayors docket
I'd see from what these receipts came
hen in the next issue of the paper ex-
'ess his opinion.
Very respectfully,
W. l.. COATS, City Marshal.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-09-29
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE.

Under and by virtue of the final decree of fore
closure made and rendered by the Judge of the
Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida,
in and for st. Lucie County, Florida, in Chancery
sitting, on the llth day Of August, A. D.. 1911 in
certain cause therein pending. wherein Laura
NJ, Sydenham and Louis G.. Nan Nest, as eXecu-
tors of Robert +. Brand deceased, are plaintiffs.
and Charles ). Moore and Ella NJ Moore. his wife,
and !. 7. Cobb are defendants shall sell in front
Of the Court House door at Fort Pierce Florida,
on the End day Of October 1911, the same being
the first Monday in said month and legal sales
day, and within the legal hours of sale TO the
highest bidder for cash, all the right title and
interest of the said Charles Moore and Ella NJ
Moore, his wife, in and to certain tract Of land
situated in st. Lucie County, Florida described
as follows
The north ten lO) acres of Lot Number Two (2)
Of Section One %, Township Thirty-sx 1861 South
OF Range Forty tiO) Eas according to the United
States Survey. bounded a. follows: The north
line Icing the north line of said lot two the west
boundary being the west line of said lot two: the
eastern boundary being the shore Of the Indian
RiVer and the south boundary being line paral-
lei to the north line Of said lot Two and sufficient
distance theretrom to comprise within the four
DoundareS herein given ten tl0) acres of land
Dated at Fort Pierce, Florida, this August 25th.
1911. '''
F. l.. JENNINGS, Special Master,
FLOYD g. FEE. Compairants' Solicitor
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-09-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

Department of the Interior IT, $. Land Office at
Gainesville, Florida, September g. 1911.
Tante, Florida. who on May 6, 1910, made Hons
stead Entry, Serial. No OGsl2. for Lots and :.
Section 90 Township 81 South, Range 80 East
Tallahassee Meridian, has filed notice of intention
10 MAKE FINAL Communication Proof, to establish h
claim To the land above described before tbe rl,,ri
OF the Circuit Court, at Fort Pierce. Florida, on
the 18th day Of October 1911. VI
Claimant names as witnesses:
Peter Raulerson, of Tantie Florida.
Wesley Rauers0n, of Tantie Florida.
George Powell, Of Tantie. Florida.
l. b. billiard, of Fort Pierce, Florida
HENRY S. CHUBB Register
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-09-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior US Land OFF,
GAINESVILLE, Florida August 10, 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that John w. Raularson
OF Tantie, Florida, who, on June IL ieI0 na.d.
Homestead Entry, Serial No O69s5, for Lot Z aud
N " OF 81 y, Section 49, Town shin N Son,h
Range 80 East. Tallahassee Meridian, has filed No.
tlce OF Intention to make Final Com mutation Proof
fore the Clerk of the Circuit Court at p, p;, oe
ri Sa1, on the 18th day of September, ISL.
Claimant names as witnesses:
r r. Wright of Tantie, Florida.
Jerry Hancock Of Tante, Florida.
Morgan Swain, Of Fort Pierce Fior;do
Buck Williams, Of Fort Pierce. Florida
HENRY s. CHUBB. Register
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-09-29

A Good Bank
in a Good Town

We are better, bigger and :
stronger than ever. During
the years Of our existence
our aim has been to extend
to our patrons the best pos
sible service. Our steady
growth is evidence that the
banking institution which
throws the greatest safe
guards around it's business
in order to protect it's depos-
itors merits the confidence
of the public. If you are not
a customer of this bank, let
this be your invitation to be-
come one; our relations will
be mutually profitable.
Come in and grow with US
We will appreciate your help
and will hold ourselves in
readiness to help you in re-
turn.
The evening world., 1911-03-31

10 IN intimate associate OF Borough
President Miller.
Francis J. Conway Is the President
% Joe" Berry's R~anachdre Cub. Will
lam Z. Morris - the Tanmany leader
of the T~hirty-nfth Assembly District.
William J. Totten jr. 10 one Of Leader
Morris captains. Charles r. Bre,z-
folder Is a law partner Of Borough
President Miller. Max Benddt IL u
Hafenite OF pronounced type. John
Ross Delaheld and Archibald Douglas
are neishbors OF Justice Giegerich.
Charles l.. HOFFMAN II a relative of
former Judge Benjamin Joseph.
The Commission names Its own chair
man and each member receives $40 for
each meeting. provided II sits more
thai an hour and It's records indicate
II has accomplished business" The
Commissions. headed by Henry C.
Potty. formerly q City Court Judge, has
-four streets 20 paas on. Former Senator
schuitx's commission viii hear ,est1.
nony on hve streets n that headed
by Leader Morris will pass on four i'm
portant thorouehfares.
The evening world., 1911-03-31

Rebels Capture Seutapfs
CoNsTANT1NOPLE, Maroh an 10
rumored that Albanian insurGents have
occupied ScutAr1. capital OF the v1iayct
OF that name In Albania. forty-nvs
miles southeast Of DsimauA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22

mornlng from Bernalillo. where he
has been on professional business.
Y. r. Summers. superintendent OF
the Rio Grande division, is here today
attending the investigation of the
wreck at Isieta Wednesday night
w. A. Bonltz OF Pittsburg. who Is
heavily interested IN the vanadium
mines az cutter arrived last night
from the east
c. r. Colt. traffic superintendent for
the Western Union Tor this district,
returned last night from Denlng and
left this morning for the cutoff towns.
Miss Anna Mcmahon Of Clovis.
daughter Of Superintendent J. u. Me-
Mnhon OF the santa Fr. ls,a visitor
here today.
r. w. Drake. superintendent OF
woods operations for the Santa BAR
bara Tie and Pole company. N here
for few days ON business trip.
]. n. Bowman 81 Mcintosh. n. NJ,
arrived here last night and will spend
day or 50 here attending 10 bust
ness affairs.
w. ". Neon. Democratic candi-
date for attorney general. arrived
last night. ana VIII spend the day
here.
J. r. Tondrc. well known yonng
man OF Los Lunas. is n business Wis
itor In Albuquerque. having arrived
last night.
H. s. Van slyck. general live stock
aren't for the Santa Fe, left ON No
10 for the north this morning, after
spending several hours In the city
between trains.
Jesse Kelehcr. with the Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance company. haa
/, returned from Artesla and the Pecof
valley. after n business trip Of sew
eral weeks.
Horse blankets. carriage and aut,
| lap robes at special sale prices. 20 pei
cent on for ten days. J. Kcrber 4
co.
4 Frank J, Ntel. well known raneae
of Moriarty. and Miss Edna Hodzesoi
Of Albuquerque. we're married az
O'Clock yesterday afternoon In the par
sonage OF the Lead avenue church, ID
&. o. Bockman officiating MFR. an
Mrs. Neel will remain In Albuquerqu
until after the holidays after whlel
they will return TO the Esiancia vale.
where they viii make their home.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
HOLIDAY GOODS SELLING Is
NOW AT ITS HEIGHT.

Mems fancy gold braid watch
fobs. slide and drop charm. -. SOC
Mems geld deslgn scarf pine. zoe
Rosary beads, gold filled ehslH
and erueisix, 8 yeare' suaran-
Rosary beada, to-year guarantees $500
Holy Figures ..........5oc, oou, 9lsfo
infants' Mlttens In all eolors. zoe
All metal drums. ........ lac arS. 1be
a meat grinder would make
very sensible, acceptable pres
ent. We have them In four
sizes ...... .ei.oo. sf.2s, ef,s5s $500
A Get Of lace curtain etretchers
would make a good present.
We sell them fer. .1l.xo
chlid's white fur sets. .,...s... .t2.28
Mems Heavy Fur gloves. ...... ALAS
Ladles' swenters -. $500 and $500
fex2o rnirrcrs In large fancy
truHoA ssssssssssssss stAseo
TksE AALG.