Pittston Gazette from Pittston, Pennsylvania • Page 5

I 'A 'uTTOrro jury is your Vl MONEY IDLE It has an earning pwer that ds too valuable to lose by laying' Mast 1 money i t2? that you gain it 'bjt'lrigV 715 caplOOi wphw. and we Sa to, Sttv to deporftowi. Sayings Account NOTitii the nil 11 Mi hi in c. s.aJ, fiasine A yW. vC imnajarge 'u tMMeipoat tfrpaiaca eecurrty and Savings Account! Wationat Respectfully SollclUd.

DIRECTORS Theo. Strong a M. Parke, John A. Law, Ohas. H.

Foster, Joseph I Cake, Joseph 'Hansford, 110 Wyoming Scranton, Pa. Capital, $200,0001 Sttrplui (earned,) $86000. ORGANIZED 1871. UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY. Three per cent, compound interest paid on monthly balances on Savings Accounts, whether large or small.

OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS 7 TO I O'CLOCK. TRIAL LIST. ABSOLUTELY PURE Healthful cream of tartar, derived solely from grapes, refined to absolute purity, is the active principle of every pound of Royal Baking Powder. Hence it is that Royal Baking Powder renders the food remarkable both ior its fine flavor and healthfulness. No alum, no phosphate which are the principal elements of the so called cheap baking powders and which are derived from bones, rock and sulphuric acid.

The trial list for the first week of. ij the September term of criminal opening next Monday, has been WILLS FILED. A number of wills were filed yes. terday in the office of the county reg. ister of wills.

Elizabeth Kohrock. of Hazleton, leaves an estate valued at $1,200, the. bulk of which goes to her son, Wenner Swartz, who is to pay several minor bequests. Henry Reimenschnelder, of leaves all his property, tp his wife and appoints her executrix. The esstate Is valued at $5,000.

Bythe will of Catherine jKarpf, of Hazleton, an estate valued at $1,500 Is divided equally between her son and daughter. Dr. E. F. Bonham, late of Fair mount Springs, left a will directing that his estate, valued at $5,000, be divided equally between his wife and ROYAL BAKING POWDER NEW YORK.

William L. Watson, President. C. S. Crane, MLLE.

ANNA HELD, daughter, and his wife is named r4m1. Line, In Which Constable TennanC 1 As time rolls on Mile. Anna Hold loses none of her charm of face and man ner. In fact, she may now he considered ns a pecuUnrly attractive type of beauty, whereas when she first appeared In a Paris theater she was only an The Hanover townshlo embez zlement ad conspiracy cases are set 1 down for trial on the opening day. Two cases against F.

H. Addyman, of this city, who Is charged with larceny by 3r B. Tobias, of Wilkesbarre, are set down for Tuesday. The felonious wounding cases against Leo Test and John Sandy, both of this city, Chief Loftus being the prosecutor, are to be tried on Wednesday. A nuisance case against Pittston City, the charge being preferred by Constable R.

E. Bennett, will be tried on Friday, as also will be two jfritisance, cases against the Central Valley Railroad the Lau ojjjenkins township, is the prosecu 'Wife Fence Mf'waijllshed 40 Hk kdHof all kinds, including wAry'; ttf from BOc a foot upV SatlefacfV aranteed. 6Slm The Ttaly Meat Market where you get Red Star Stamps, 'Hal lock's. 40 S. Main street BUYERS' Price List.

Gr. Sugar, 20 lbs. 1.1$ Pint Mason Fruit Jars, per Qt. Mason Fruit Jars, per dozen 50c 2 Qt. Mason Fruit Jars, per dozen 75c Extra Wide Jar Rubbers 5c Handy Jar Wrench.

Vo Pint Jelly Glasses, It ('lilt! V'MlT ton af per dozen Y2 Pint Jelly Glasses, per dozen Pint Patent Top Root Beer Bottles, per doz. Quart Patent Top Root Beer Bottles, per doz. We can also furnish you with the necessaries in the line of preserving Ketues, etc 44 and 45 Sooth Main 5L, Pittston. 46 South Main St. Wllkabarre.

Does Your Roof Leak 7 Are yon tired of paying large butt for repairing and still every heavy shower finds some defective spot? We have the Genasco Stone snr faced ready roofing, which Is made np chiefly of Nature's own ever last lag water proofing agent. Trinidad Lake Asphatl Guaranteed to contain no Coal Tar, Pitch or Rosin, which oxidise disintegrate quickly. Absolutely the highest grade most durable roofing on the market. Put np In' rolls containing 100 so. ft.

40 ft. 0 In. long and S3 in. wide, nails and liquid cement packed inside each roll. Remember, this roofing needs) no GUIDF Evans Bros.

0 Ainong the BiQa Ignored Those Affatpat, Fair tiamblert and. Lewis 'X if v. The Jury, which la In session this week a partial report to the court yesterday. Among tbe true bills returned were two for murder against Joseph Benigo; of West Hasieton, who is charged with killing his father in law, and against Mrs, Kate Wicht, of rooks! de, who Is charged with strangling her baby and throwing It Into the river. The Jury Ignored the charges of gambling against William Potter and 14 others arrested by the State con stabulary on the charge of conducting gambling games at the West Side i'ark fair last week.

The charge of extortion against W. H. Chapln, as preferred by Anthony Unahowski, as well as the charge of murder against George Empsheck, of Eckley, who was charged with, killing his brother. In law with a crowbar during a scut fle.Pwas' Ignored. In the latter case It was clearly proved to the Jury that the defendant merely acted in self defense and that his bfother In law had first attacked him wlth'the crow bar but the defendant wrested it away from him and defended himseK.

The charge of embracery against Louis Weiscarger, of this city, who was accused of Jury fixing so that the Hanover township officers would es cape punishment, was also Ignored by the grand Jury and it Is the surprise of the day, but the district attorney will make further efforts to have Weiscarger indicted. The following true bills were re turned: Murder Joseph Bentgo, R. C. Jones, Katie Wicht, John Clif ford, pros. Selling adulterated food Orazlo Antonelll, Raefelll Antonelll, Joseph Carato, M.

Recardi, A. Horenza, Veteo Blanco and others, Robert M. Sim. mere, pros. Assault and battery Marcln Lzar ek, Thomas Hughes, David Smulyan, Andrew Solunsky, George Glomb, Pauline Miskavitch Stephen Knaptcheck, Jacob De.

moscheck, Adam Skideltski and others, Allen Strzynsky, John Reid. R. J. Moor, pros, Adultery Simon Vanczishen, Mich ael Kercirko, pros, Larceny as bailee Edward Joyce and others, George E. Collins, pros, Felonious wounding Guiseppi Bi ango, R.

C. Jones, Andrew Bal depenas, John Clifford, Tony Urls, John Clifford, William Phoenix. John Clifford, pros. Carrying concealed weapons Chas, Wakenish, Joseph Loftus, John Burba, Joseph Long, Enos Ka rolonskl, Joseph Loftus, Joseph George, Joseph Loftus, pros. Aggravated assault and battery Charles Jones, Michael Maslosky, Michael Stamiski.

Leon Labtn ski, Andrew Bobschock, Michael Thomas, pros. Larceny as servant Emerson Yost, George Helgelly, (two cases.) Statutory rape Michael Masukos ki, Jane Perkins, prox. False pretense James D. Shaffer, R. C.

Jones, (two cases.) Larceny William Challenger, EMsa Thomas, John McEiwee, John Clifford, F. H. Addyman, Dr J. B. Tobias, (two cases); Ig natz Fried, John Clifford, Frank Lewis, John Clifford, (two cases); John Mulhern, John Clifford, Phenlas Meyers, John Clifford, Thomas Riley, John Clifford, Nicholas Scavillo, John Clifford, Julius Wolfe, John Clifford, George Serlon and others, Lew Is Smulyan, Paul Mauser, John Clifford, Johanna Lewis, Charles Lord, Johanna Lewis, Thomas Clubek, pros.

F. B. William Challenger, Mrs. Daniel Thomas, Lloyd Brlggs, Elmer E. Garrison, Tera Tan ezlskey, Michael Kuchriko, pros.

Killing song bird Mateo Augustl na, Joseph Cavley, pros. Resisting public officer Mateo Au gustina, R. E. Lipton, pros. Weil Worth Trying.

W. H. Brown, the' popular pension attorney, of Pittsfleld, Vt says: 'Next to a pension, the best thing to get is Dr. King's New IdfefPills." He writes: "They keep my family in splendid health." Quick cure for headache, constipation and bilious ness. 25c.

Guaranteed at Mayo's pharmacy, Geo. D. Stroh, West Pitts ton, drug stores. COUPLE CHARGED WITH INFANTICIDE (Scranton Tribune.) Aggatl Masalaski, a young unmarried Lithuanian woman, residing at No. 407 Deacon street, was arrested last evening by Patrolmen Lutz and Stevens, on the charee of infanticide.

Joseph Asorovitch. of 307 Oak street, was taken Into custody as her accomplice. The officers, together with Mrs. Joseph Miller and Rosalie Waitkevltch, were the principal witnesses against them. The story told by the accusing women, who reside at 221 Parker street.

Is to the effect that they went Into a vacant house yesterday morning, io cated at 223. Parker street, and found burled in the basement of the house the dead body of an infant The remains were enclosed In a black hag. They at once notified the North Scranton police station and Patrolmen Stevens and Lutz were assigned to the caBe. After paying a visit to the house and viewing the remains, they at once suspected the Masalaski woman, who, until two weeks ago, resided in the house together with her brother, Stanley. The latter, when he heard the de talls at once accused Asorovitch.

who had been paying attention to his sister as being the father of the Infant Asorovitch was taken into custody, and he and the woman were lodged in the station bouse over night. They will be given a hearing before Police Magistrate John B. Glltesple this Coroner Stein has not as yet, been able to determine whether the babe was murdered or died a natural death, and the police are equally In doubt aa to whether it Is a case of trying to hide a murder, or only the girl's misfortune. rem Hi'hmv William L. Watson, James McMillan, James N.

Anderson. JBaeph' Ij. Oaks, Vlee President, STAGE BEAUTY. Held depends largely upon her facial and millinery add greatly to her charma EXPENSES OF CANDIDATES The expense statements of several candidates for public offices have been filed in the court house. Charles V.

Touhlll, the successful candidate for the Republican nomination' for Representative in the Third Legislative district, certifies that his expenses were less than $50. J. H. Anderson, of Dallas, an unsuccessful candidate the Republican nomination for Representative in the Sixth Legislative district, expended $69.75. The expenses of Attorney George B.

McLean, of Wilkesbarre, an unsuccessful candidate for the Democratic nomination for Congress, were $60.50. AMUSEMENTS. Aubrey Stock Co. The first advance agent of the. Aubrey Stock Co.

is registered at the. Eagle hotel. The gentleman Is Albert L. E. Rein, who has been with the company for several The company will open a week's engagement at the Broad street theater next Monday, Sept.

10, with dally matinees. The opening TIay Is "For His Mother's Sake." The play tells a beautiful story and the intense human Interest is sustaining throughout. Specialties are presented between the acts and. the nine high class vaudeville acts are pronounced by competent Judges to, he the best ever carried by any repertoire company. "Musical Nalon." who is with the company, was bprn and raised In Pittston, and bis specialty la one of the hits of the company.

This company gives away a beautiful piano free, and the instrument Is now on exhibition In the window of the O. P. C. O. shoe store.

Reserved seats will be on sale at the box office on Saturday morning. GOOD MELODRAMAS. The audience which witnessed the performance of "Bleeding Hearts," at the Broad street theater, last evening, by the Chester DeVonde manifested their satisfaction with the production by enthusiastic applause. Curtain calls were numerous something unusual for a melodrama audience. Mr.

DeVonde's productions are much superior in every respect to those of the average repertoire company. This evening the attraction will be "The Girl and the Sheriff." For Rent. House on West Side $20 Houses In West Pittston, $22.60, $25. Furnished house $36. Houses In Pittston, $7, $8, $, $10, $12, $12.50, $16, $20.

Stores and shops, $7, $10, $12, $1S, $20, $36. $40. $76, $3. Offices, $6, $10, $12.50, $30. a.

it. Thompson. flOO Reward. $100. The readers of this paper will lie pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to care In all Its stages, and that la Catarrh.

Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a constitutional treatment Ball's Catarrh Cure la taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mocons surfaces of the system, thereby destorylng the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building np the constitution and assisting nature la doing Its wnrk Thn nmnrlatnra an mnrh IfSlth In Its curative powers that they of. ler une uunarea jjouars zor any casatnav It falls to Send for list of teetlmo nlala. w. v.

Address: F. 3. CHBNRt, Toledo, ARGUMENT COURT. Argument court was in session yes. terday.

Only a few cases were ar gueti. Before Judges Lynch and Wheaton the case of W. and C. Cava. naugh, of Avoca, against the Avoca Coal Co.

was argued by Attorneys A. Lynch, and W. H. Hlnes for the plaintiff, while John McGahren was counsel for the defense. The case was tried at a recent term of court and the plaintiffs asked for damages, for the death of their son, who was killed by the explosion of the company's boiler.

The company claimed that it was not responsible for the accident, but that young Cavanaugh was really respon sible for the explosion by allowing the water to become low in the boiler. The jury gave a verdict In favor of the plaintiffs and now the defense asks for a r.ew dial and arrest of judg men, on which yesterday's argument was held. The attorneys for the de fense claimed that the case should have been taken from the jury. The court took the papers. The case of George W.

Everhart against the Lehigh Valley Coal In which a new trial Is asked for, was argued before Judge Halsey and was ordered to be marked off the list. At torneys G. P. Bedford and H. A.

Fuller were for the plaintiff, and J. B. Woodward. for the defense. "To Cure a Felon." says Sam Kendall, of Phllllpsburg, "Just cover It over with Buck len's Arnica Saive and' the salve will do the rest." Quickest cure for burns, boils, sores, scalds, wounds, pllles, ec zema, salt rheum, chapped hands, sore feet and sore eyes.

Only 25c at Mayo's pharmacy, Geo. p. Stroh. West Pitts ton drug stores. Guaranteed.

MAN MISSING. A number of foreign speaking residents are considerably concerned over the mysterious disappearance of Alex, Harcarik, who had a business place on North Main street, Wilkesbarre. Har carik was a dealer In cemetery goods, such as Iron fences, tombstones, and has been in business about three years. He acted as an agent and succeeded In securing orders for a large amount of cemetery goods from Slovaks and other foreigners all over the valley. He secured a small advance deposit from each one, amounting to from $10 to $30 and from one of the priests secured $100.

One week ago last Friday he disappeared and has not been seen since. It Is estimated that he had collected about $1,500, tor which no return has been made. Inasmuch as the loss per man was small it Is unlikely that he will be sought Taxes. Duplicates for State County and Poor taxes for 1906 in the City of Pittston, have been rqcelvedby me, and payment of taxes will be required to be made at the city treasurer's office, room No. 2, Miners' Bank building.

per cent, deducted if paid before October 27. P. P. JOYCE, Collector vf Taxes. Plttstoni Aug.

27. 1901. 27 10 OUT OF BUSINESS. Oliver Burke, for the past 26 years one of the prominent saloon men of this city, retired from the business yesterday, when his license was transferred to James Carroll. Mr.

Carroll has already assumed charge. Mr. Burke's business was one of the best conducted in the city and the Susquehanna; House was always largely patronized by a quiet but extensive trade. Mr. Burke will take a rest for some time before entering upon a new line of business.

September records for Edison and Victoria machines now on file at Oar rlson's. Oyster frys at Harter. Fresh shell oysters at Sharp's mar ket BETHLEHEM FAIR. The second day's races at the Beth lehem State Pair were run off success fully, yesterday. In the' 2:20 pace, six heats were necessary decide the race.

The 2:10 pace was unfinished and will be completed today. 2:40 trotting; Directors stake, $1, 000 Mahama won the third, fourth and fifth heats and race. Time 2:14. Wilkes Heart, second, won the first and second heats. Time 2:1.

Zack, third. Locust Lad, Kitty Belairs and Baron Arnold also started. 2:22 trotting; purse, $400 Ozone won In three straight heats. Time 2:19. Chub, second; J.

third. Quinton Patchen, Lady Cherry and Guadinninl also started. 2:20 placing; purse, $400 Corvette won the third, fourth and sixth heats and race. Time 2:21. Pattie, second, won the sec ond and fifth heats.

Time Dearneld Bell, third, won the first heat, time, 2:21. Miss Merri gold, Ben Hur and Sweet Heart also started. 2:20 pacing, purse, $400 (unfinish ed) Jennie W. won the fourth heat, time, 2:11. Starlight won the first time, 2:16.

J. T. Washburn won the second and third heats. Time 2:13. Kingmore also start ed.

Half mile running race; purse. $100 (money evenly divided) Flo Russell 3 Major Wynn 4 1 Sunny Glen 2 2 Sunny Port 3 4 Time 62; 51. The Breath of Life. It's a significant that the strongest animal of Its size, the goril la, also has the largest lungs. Power ful lungs means powerful creatures.

How to keep the breathing organs right should be man's chiefest study. Like thousands of others, Mr3. Ora A. Stephensr of Port Williams, has learned how to do this. She writes: Three bottles of Dr.

King's New Dis covery stopped my cough of two years and cured me of what my friends thought consumption. it's grand for throat and lung troubles." Guaranteed by Mayo's pharmacy, Geo. D. Stroh, of West Pittston, druggists. Price 60c and $1.

Trial bottle free. ONTARIO WESTERN. The July gross earnings of the On tario Western showed an increase of approximately $100,000, and as the expenses of operation were practically the same as In the preceding July, notwithstanding the fact of the larg er business done, the increase, of $100,000 Is more than maintained in the net earnings. As a result, after the deduction of only slightly increased charges, there was still an Increase of about $100,000 in the surplus over charges. This is a good showing for the On tario Western, and is due, to a considerable extent, to the improvement in the freight earnings of the road.

The effect of the establishment of the new fast freight line in and out of the New England Is being felt, and the New Haven Is doing more and more for the road In the way of giving it traffic as time goeson. If the present rate of Increase of surplus could be maintained through out the year, the outlook for the stockholders would be considerably Improved. There is reason to believe that the stockholders are likely to get the benefit of the increases In the amount earned in excess of charges. The policy of the last two years has been to declare in dividends practically all that has. been earned, so that a material increase of surplus earned would be of importance the stockholders on account of the possibility of a distribution in the form of dividends.

Having purchased the Spring Grove property, remodeled and refurnished the same, I am prepared, to accommodate summer boarders. Win, Mc Oee, Prop. li Zl executrix. Letters of administration were gran ted to Vincent Groblewskl in the eg tate of Martin Powalski, which is valued at $1,000. In the estate of Isaiah W.

Shell hammer, of Black Creek letters were granted to John R. Shell hammer. The estate is valued at 1, 000. Starving to Death. Because her stomach was so.

weak ened by useless drugging that she could not eat, Mrs. Mary H. Walters, of St, Clair Columbus, was lit erally starving to death. She writes: "My stomach was so weak from useless drugs that I could not eat, and my nerves so wrecked that I could not sleep; and not before I was given up to die was I Induced to try Electric Bitters; with the wonderful resun that Improvement began at once, and a complete cure followed." Best health tonic on earth. 60s.

Guarac teed by Mayo's pharmacy. Geo. V. Stroh, West Pittston, druggists. NEW COURTHOUSE.

Another large payment was made on the new court house yesceraay. the exact amount 'being $50,798.16. This is the largest single payment that has been made on the building since the beginning of its erection and indicates that unusual progresis, has teen made, the past, court house fund Is now about exhausted, and It will be necessary to issue the bonds that have been held un the past two years owing to the cessation of work at the new building. Frank Carlucci, the head of the Carluccl Stone expects to have the building entirely under roof before the end of another six weeks and does not 'believe there will ber anything in the way of continuing work on the Interior all winter. The dome is now being erected and it is so high that it can be plainly seen for a long distance.

Tinning, Plumbing, Heating' done at Ash's. COAL DEALERS HERE. The members of the Eastern Cen tral New York Retail Coal Merchants association are making their annual visit to the anthracite region. There are 198 In the party and they reach ed Scranton last night. 'Fifty six members of the party went to Wilkes barre and registered at Hotel Sterling.

Today the visitors were in the hands of the Lehigh Valley Coal and they paid a visit to the Prospect col liery, just above Wilkesbarre, one of the largest and best equipped In the valley, This afternoon they go to Mauch Chunk and they will Visit Glen Onoko this evening. Oh Friday and Saturday they will visit collieries of the Lackawanna Co. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. DAVBY ft CBOWTHHE, ARCHITECTS. Bermto and PUtatomi Potent Attorney i.

ATTOENBY AT LAW ft NOTAtttf PUBLIC. i isroaq xroxeii tfloca, pittston. At home evenings 7 to. 8:30, 227 Wyoming Weet'TPfttston. 1 john BooTd.

Hiiti '61 CONTRACTOR ASTMHICIt VtUsiates promptly fyik Mn4 or ywwmw ewMft? ra. ATTdENBI A.riw.fti&rjBUC. Pint Notional Bee 4MMjr. ALDBRlIAir, Zad WARD. B22 X.

Maim St. ttV JOHN A. JOHNSON. BOTLDBB. Otftoe 10 Broad Rtrtot.

AR Msdt of building und repairing enseoee to. BQm ri Ci a CDTLHB. CNDEBTAriNO. Offio 90 If. Maim fit RetUeno ft A VMM.

JtAfk 'PiMMUM. H. I'EKRIN. OR. Fire inranee.

Bteom Boiler Inturanee. None but fin elau oompamiei reprmtnioeX f. HOSIBR. ATTOBNBT AT Morgan Blpe PUtttom, r. veuemtn ptvmpitp mneneem ml HERCULES CONCRETE STONB AND ENOINKERINO ca Concrete building blocks, sldewalka, curbs, Kyrifi New Phone I6I7D ill Spring 8t freight mm Movim reamimg Old heae, Jftesldenee, Prompt sNhMm to or4en.

Pitftipnk aUBKrmtBWm fp' General Unminff. OmJretoU Uvere4 omohort moUeo. i dJi, otmyw eeie emnsfiU handling ht 0 rP4 i'tnmC Vooihpp swrsl sO Ki 4 a Vim. at ordinarily pretty country Rlrl. Mile.

while her exquisite gowns Proposals for Plunihing. Proposals will be received until Monday, Sept. 10, by the board of directors of the school district of Pitts ton township, for excavating and the laying of water pipes to the Brown towK. Cork vWine apd Dupont school houses. Specifications" may be had from the secretary, at Corcoran O'Brien's The hoard reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

JOHN B. CORCORAN, Seoretary of the Board. Amusements. BROAD ST. THEATRE H.

F. Coons, Lessee and Manager. Entire Week Sspt. 10. DAIIiY MATINEES.

The Kver Popular Aubrey Stock Co. High cla.s spvialtlcs hetwecn the acts. A $300 Wiser lii os. Upright Piano glvert away (luring Hiis engagement. PKICES: Evenings 20c, 30c Uox Snts 50c.

Matinee 10c and 20c llox Scats 50c. While on South Main Street Stop at. 101, opposite Market street, and hear the Latest Illustrated Songs AND SEK THE MOVING PICTURES. Refined Vaudeville Entertainment for ladies, gentlemen mid children. VHio entire programme changed every Monday and Thursday.

Admission .5 Cents fioGiiy lion raw Place Where the Breezes Blow" BIG CARNIVAL THURSDAY NIGHT Mopt gorgeous display of. Fireworks Ever seen in. this part of the state. Band Concert by Lawrence. Scrsnton's Spectacular Resort LUNA PARK A Fairyland of Bewildering Beauty and Splendor.

30 Big Amusements 30 FREE Tins WEEKFREE. Kifaiitiura Troupe bf 1 K)YAL JAPS. attention alter it's once laid. sh owing to the large Quantity we handle we are able to place a snrprta ps'r ingiy low figure for this quality Of anode. rt a 't Hardware.

Itobli. Oratory. 'SSTUi Silverware and Patnta SO X. Haln St, aa kov nam i ft af jHHHHMMM mm Housewives wiWtoo mKW portent ut rtlelr gieeaw; Dills aoinr 'i i law siorey, 1 GiveuM trtHC' J' 1 Tou'U find fiflly selected troi ocj.t Ail receive AttCflitiol 'prompt "iAv Shoes At and Below Cost I am selling out my entire stock of Misses', Boys', Ladles' and Children's shoes at and below cost Sale started last week and will continue until the entire stock Is, disposed of. AU Men's $3.00 shoes at.

i $1.70, $3.00 and $3J5; Genuine $3.50 Shoes and. $3.00 Every Tan Shoe for boys reduced to and $iJNF Ijulies' Tan Shoes, high out, at Ladies' Oxfords at $1JA A fine lot of children's school shoes in sites i. 1 4. ft" off at $1.50 a pair, both beef We are selling our own biwk. piux, A Wv: on fjM KemeWer tlie.og4iiir.l..Bal! Sacketti wall poard takea'jttje plaet of lath ant plaster and is much vaiw.

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