Wm
I da not believe thers
is a case of dyspep
.sis, indigestion 'or
Any stomach trouble
that cannot, be re
lieved at once and
Eermanently ' cured
y my DYSPEPSIA
CURE.
MUNYON.
At all - df aggftts,
25c. a-TiaL Guido
to Health, and medi
cal -advice free., 1505-
XArch street, Phila.
l :
Howard A. Have Wrlgtit C. Stout
MEMBERS OF THE
New Ttork Stock Exchange,
NewSTork Cotton 'Exchange,
Chicago Board of Trade.
. HAVEN & STOUT
w . sj a u Mai ae wa a a w
1 Nassau St. cor. Wall, New York
I. Deposit accounts nee el veld, subject to
bheck on demand. Inltterest credited
monthly on dally balances.
I Aocounlts of banks, raxrpoTiaticms, firms
&nd individuals received on, favorable
Coupons, Interest, dividends, nolties
-collected for our correspondents.
Orders executed for the purchase or
la on ctomox-Jslioai, ofl bonds, stocks,
Brain or prorvisiona, eltlheri for
I Clients may - Sbelegraph, ordetrs amid In
Mructlona atmm expense. Copies of
'4. i a i 1 X
Inf ormaitHotnf --sregardiinig quotations,
nations " ana -etourlties, . eheerr uuy
umished. . v , .
cation
icorpo
if
I
LOCAL JOPTION
the markets:
esterday's Quotations in
Stocks, Wheat and
Cotton.
Highest, lowest atnd cloning New York
stock exchange quotations for adtave
sUock by special despatch from Haven
& Stout, No. 1 Nassau sforeet. New
Tork. memhers of tfoei NewT Tork
I Stock Exchange.
I New Tork, May 2. The markets
were strong today on good buying.
STOCKS.
m. Tobacco
wan A vmuvviV
s fTKa rl
" 7 X "
in. Sugar
rooklyn B. T-
. B& Q.
llinois Central
.'AN. -
it. Paul
thern "pf a
enn. Coal & Iron
orthern Pac. pfd
tarip ciJestern
WHEAT;
High Low r.lose
ay 7iK nH
illy 73 72i 72
COTTON.
High Low Close
588 681 687
587 685 586
High Low Close
218 ,215 218
b7H 63 58
88 87 88
164 159 165
132K 125 132
148 141 141
116 116 116
67 66 -67K
127 125 127
54 52 52
63K- 6 b 63
79- , 78 79-
26: 25 26
kugust
Sctober
f BATTLE WITH BLOCKADERS.
ievenneMen Have a Narrow Escape
in Macon County.
Deputy Collector J. B. Bnsley return-
fed yesterday from a raiding trip in
aeon county.
With Deputy Collecitor T. B. Shope,
eputy Ensley made an' extended raid
nd succeeded in seizing three stills
t week. About twenty gallons, of
w wines and 700 gallons of beer were
estroyed Two stills were cut up.
The blockaders organized-, posse of
"flnejnen and waylaid the revenue
en on Skener creek. They were arm-
only with revolvers and to this the
cers reel tney owe meir uvea, iur
e blockaders fired volley after volley
pr thpm us -thev retreated to Frank
l, seven miles distant.
rhe officers kept up a running fire
Jh their pursuers, but could not tell
lether they had inflicted any dam-
e. No arrests were made.
loO pafnt ladfies ton OxSfortta all rityleai
toes, at 98 cents, G. A. Mears.
LAID TO REST
. . i - : t
After Some Honrs of -Strug
; gle Before the C ounty
- Board-No Election.
- Local ootlon matters principally en
gaged the attention of the - board of
couji; commissioners yesterday, and
the varl-sfded question was brought
up in a phhse calculated ito drive ithe
board -to drink despite all: preconceiv
ed disinclinations - tcf . drowning its
troubles in the bowl. I
. Judge Jame H. Merrimon set the
oal1. in motion early in the'afternoon
by presenting, a, petition asking the.
board to grant a local option . election
to be held in June. Judgef Merrimon
was there in the capacity of attorney
for those interested in the cause of pro
hibition. Lawrence P. McLoudl and
Duff Merrick represented thesaJoon
interr-sts. Both sideswere out in, con
siderable force and the pros and cons
and wets and drys jostled one another
for points of vantage from which to
talk. Rev. J. R. Moose, Rev. H. L.
Atkins and J. W. Albright frequently
totok pant in the discussion. The point
was raised that the recent city regis
tration conld not be used as, a basis
for the petitions which had been pre
sented. The law, it was contended,
provitled 'hat those eligible ito have a
voice in the local option matter, must
be qualified to vote for members of the
general araembly. The opinion of the
county aiforiiey, Mr. J. D. Murphy,
was asked for. Mr. Murphy decided
that the last general registration must
be accepted a3 the criterion and that
the spring registratfon could not be
considered in that connection. This
decision wac? a death knell to the
"drys," but they declined to listen to
the full tones cf the knell. Then some
feelirg was manifested. Mr. Moose
showed an inclination to address some
remarks to Mr. Merrick. That gentle
man 'turned fcway with the exrtremely
plain statement, "I don't care to dis
cuss the matter with you." Mr. Mc
Loud jocularly told a friend that He
was "forninst ' the position taken by
the prohibitionists, and Mr. Atkins in
terpolated to the effect that Mr. Mc
Loud was generally opposed to such
moved. At all events-the remark was
so understood by Mr. McLoud, who,
drawing himself Aip an inch or two,"
and with righteous indignation glanc
ing froft his eyes at, the rate o peven
sparks a second, retorted that the as
sertion was "certainly a sweeping
one.' Once Mr. Moose asked Mr. Mur
phy for an honest" answer ito a cer
tain question. It was the county at
torney's time to feel injured and he
did so. Mr. Murphy replied that he
would m?ke an effort to give an hon
est answer and a killing pause punc
tuated the word "honest." Mr. Moose
apologized end Mr. Murphy -soon with
drew with the' observation that he re
gretted having been brought into the
iaater.
The dispute was finally compromised
by Chairman Gaston, who said ithat
both the old and the new "registration
books could bo examined. There "was
some opposition to this plan, but the
chairnan ald he had rather prolong
the session until midnight than to
maki a mistake. John M. Campbell
was chosen to represent those who op
posed the election in (the matter of ex
amining the books. J. W. Albright was
telected to do the counting for the op
posing side. The committee was to
perform its labors in a room in the-le
gal building and its deliberations were
to be watched by Mr. McLoud and Mr.
Moose. After about, an iiour of close
application to duty, during which time
four names were found to be properly
recorded, the futility of the whole
thing began to dawn upon the commit
tee, and there was a pause in the labor.
Mr. Moose again went 'before he com
missioners and urged them to saywhich
registration wuld be accepted. Chair-
jnaa-Gaston:tlien stated "that Ihe board
jyonld "abide by-thef- decision J of the
Cpjinty attorney.TThoae who wanted
the election then. threw up the sponge,
an. there : was an insufficient'number of
petitioners on -the basis of the old reg-
telration. The petition did not record
the requisi te one-thlrd'of thefegal rot
eis. hi . j T "i, ' . - '
There was talk of taking Jegal teps
to compel the board Or grant the' right
to' no!dta? election, but t is not believ
ed anything . will be
done. "arr. Albright admitted that
Chairman Gaston pursued the, proper
course and '-na ny others take the same '.
view. The point' was also advaafcedT
thctt there v-as nut sufficient time to
Itsally arrange for an election to be
held in June.. V -r;- .
' YESTERDAY'S GOLF JAMES.
Biking Powder
Lrarn
pure
Hade
cream of tartar.
Safuards the food
against
Alam baking fmu uJL.
xocfiaccrji i
of the
Scores of the Eight Ladled Contesting
for die ChampionsMD:
. The. first eighteen-holes" ofthe match
for tlie championshlp'4-of the Swan
nanoa Country club were" played yes
terday. " " ' ' . y .
The best eiore yesterday ; was made
by Mrs. Warden- or the first round
ner scored was 55 on the second 61,
making her total 116. MtssReita Rees
core was 61 and 63, making her total
124. Miss Ites' score was 69 and 71,
total 140. Mfsa ivDoyle's score was 72
and (if., total 140. Miss ; Campbell's
score was 71. and 72, total 143. Miss
Baker's score, was. 73 and 71, total 144.
Miss Howiand's score was 89 and 86,
total 175. Mrs. Force's 6Core was 94
and 91, total 185.
The remainjug eighteen holes will be
played this afiernoon.
n n n
lill
D
rn
rn
UJa
v -
- mention 500 ftPure Air, Southern pure, . being: lociadv on
the Bouthera' slope o the Blue Ridge and on SAPPHIRE LAKE.
FAIRFIELD LAKE) (8 'miles ttkrt&ibt) these bedngtte only Ukw
In the mounftatag of the aouth. ' ' ;
Sapphire Imi behig locate 1 near the centre of the estate n of ihs
Toiaway Company whlA . conUhis 2S.000 acres with 75 mile of trout
stream which ar patroled and protected, thus insuring to gueste oa
excelled opportunities, under same reetriottooa (bat any wen related
preserve should have, securing finest in the state. CLIMATE all that
could be dealred. Boatlog, fiahlag, riding and driving, Just what you
seed Dor HIIALTH or PLEASURE. Train leaves Ashevfflle S:05 p. m.,
arriving Brevard 5:40 p m. Brevard to Sapphire by carriage over a"
good mountiaa road, . , "" : .
For rates and afornmtlon address.
RECRUITING OFFICE.
Far All Branches of Uncle Sam's
Service Opens Tcday.
C&pl. John A. Perry, Thirteenth in
fantry, will open a recruiting office for'
the regular aimy today in rooms 26
and of the Maxwelton building.
Sergeant F. N. Wake, of the Fourth
artillery, will be his chief assistant.
The recruiting wiH befor all branches
of the service. The recruits will be
sent to Governor's Island for assign
ment. All recruits may ..have their
choice of regiments and service In Cu
ba or Porto Pico.
AT LOOKOUT PARK
Street
The Ashevflle
paiy wtll tonight inaugurate
Railway comr
a series
of high class performances engaged to
asp ear flookotit ;park during the
sumfrur; The Cyrene Vaudeville com
pany, a standard attracition, has been
engaged . to open the season-and will
present- long and varied program of
refined specialties. The leading feat
ure will be Cyrene, a widely-famed
vaudeville and" circus performer. She
will present a repertoire, of character
and acrobatic dances, including the fire
and serpentine dances with elaborate
electrical effects and will also present
a daiing act on a swinging wire.. The
smart set everywhere has made vau
deville ithe sccial fad. The street rail
way company is giving the perform
ance entirely free to those who will
ride out to the park on the cars.
MASS MEETING
ON MAY 27TH
Of Citizens of Ashevifle nnd
County to Prqmote Good
Roads-. Prof. Holmes
to Speak.
At the meeting of the good roads' di
rectors yesterday afternoon; 'the road
committee reported that about' two
miles of Sunset drive had been com
pleted; and put In first class condition.
The work on this drive wfll probahly
be finished this week. ' -
Prof. Holmes has indicated that he
can behere on May 27. The directors
have decided to hold their mass meet
ing on 4hat date at the court house.
Prof; Holmes will be the , principal
speaker. General Roy Stone will also
be asked to attend and address the
meeting. Several prominent local
speakers win be in attendance. The
people of the entire county are invit
ed to attend. . President Loughran,
John A. Nichols, J. A. Roebling and
J. R. DuBose were appointed as a
committee on arrangements. .
George W. Pack asked the Good
Roads association to Improve a drive
beginning at Mr. Collins' res1d-:nce on
Sunset drive and leading to the top of
Sunset-TOOunitain. He will pay aU ex
penses incurred by this work. The as
sociation . accepted this offer with
their thanks to Mr. Pack; and will be-
gui ii as auuu CL3 ctuiisei, IB UU1SUCU, f
The board adopted red and Mack as
their colors and instructed the badge
committee to order one hundred but
tons in red and black.
THE POWER PLANT ON IVY.
9
2sT
SKIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
We are frequently asked If we make skirts Dor individuals. We do not
know how the impression came .about thatt we andy made them through the
dry goods tores, but we win say that while we do make for the stores we
prefer to do business direct with our patrons. We Shave a competent dress
maker and our seamstresses' are as good as any im" the city. We guarantee
a fit where we "take your measure ourselves, and if a g&rmint is ut samtac
Jtdry, through fault of our3. we s!mply take it off our hvila aJd mak; no ruts
about fit We have a reputation f,r making fine jklrta and propose to fceer it.
We have added The making of sh.rt waists o our ousiness acd have compe
tamt hands do rnak' them. The longest time we take 10 make a skirt is thiee
daysman! f necwry, can deliver in one day.
Give us a call and we are positive you wIH come again.
Asheville Skirt Manufacturing Co.
Fitting Room on Second Floor.
Patton Avenue and Court Square
Pffi
n
WATER MAIN BURSTS.
Ladies'
Strap Slippers.
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M. r
I
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I
We have a fairly good assort
ment, of Ladies' Strap Slippers
in patent leather and kid, made
by reliable manufacturers, at
pnees. . "
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ilvgH::xeasoriai
.
!
m&i Xiortn uarouna
m v .
Asheville,
-0 -----C 2 to 4 G:"Ar:MeaW shoe store
0STE0PAJHIST IN TOWN.
Dr. C. M. Oaee, a eelebrialtexl osteop
taftMst, is to, the city wilttti the 1nlteailtikn
of esttaibllsJiilng ia pratdUce. He ha op
ened offioea at 18 Church street.
Ostebpaitlhy is iar companalJively mew
science Ithlat has galnietii fame 4n Htoe west
tand -soutbfwesL It is a sysem of mjamlp
ulajtions founded on a thoimugh knowl
edge of amaAomy, plhysaoloery. and. the
kindred scftetoldes. lit is 'sdrnjily a. read
justment of enfeebled parks of ttihe hu
muta iniachinism. NeUdrfly every physri
cdaaii inf Ihexsbiithwesft nds adorfted the
new scdemce.
Tm Case is a graduate oif . tlhe' Sjt.
Louis Medical iddblege, 'htas servki as as
sistant" physiclam In Ithe Sa Louis- cdty
aind f emalle 1hosp4)fiari3,' was at one time
chief resident phvsicianl of . St Louis
poor house, served a year las aidytog aa
army, pehlt one year Sn posit- graduate
work in New Tork - city.i aaad - jeveral
ycJars tn iprivalte prafcltfice. He is t grad
ulalte of the Amerlcant chxto alt Kirks
ville, Midsouri, Ithe foutotain Jhead of
osteoplaitfliy. v
REVENUE COLLECTIONS.
The revenue colledtiaiBs In. the Fifth
distoriclt -for tihe montth of April were as
follows :
Tobacco ........... w ...... $171,524.12
Spirits - 62,417.42
Cigars am dgaretites . . . . . . 1,498,32
Snuff .... - " 96.00
Special itax 1 350.94
Uldt coMeotlons ...... N 1,178.96
Documentary .... ...... ..... 3,180.83
Proprietlary ........ ...... .. 238.54
Tdtlall....
240,539.43
MrsT Geo. L. Hackney retxirned yes
terday from a visilt to Brevard.
Robert Lee left for Moscow, Lfiaho,
yedJerday, to make hi'3 home there.
jvir. ana mre, 1a j. iwowm oi wiaier-
bury, Conn., are vHsMng here.
N. LT Shaw, of ittoe Bibffii'cal Recorder,
of Raleigh, was in the cfity yes'terd'ay.
. Mrs. Eugene A.-Putnam and Miss
Elizabeth P. Pultaiam of Lynm, Mia3.,
are vislitiing here.
L, W. Clfark was tin from. Greensboro
yes ber day.
Oiarles Seymour or Knoxville was
here yesterdlay.
M. Wv Bfe11 is in from! Murphy, at
tending cou'xi:.
Ortootn. Wdatfeldlt) Price otf Flemcher is
4a the city.', '"
Permiision Granted to Place Poles on
Country Eoads-
The board of county commissioners
V03terday granted to the Electric" Pow
er company the privilege of erecting
poles from Asheville to Big Ivy by way
of Jupiter.
"W. TL Ellis and Lieutenant Governor
Reynolds, -who are interested in the
Ivy electric power project, were in the
city yesterday, they having just re
turned from a trip to the Ivy section
There is now very little to hamper
these gentlemen in the prosecution of
their plans. Only one or two of the
land owners of the section referred to
are yet standing in the way, and there
is good reason to believe that these
men will soon give way for a reason
able consideration. An AsheviHe.'gen
tleman who is interested in the t Work
of the capitalists told a Gazette report
er that he regretted very much that
Mr. Ellis and his friends had coun
tered any difficulty, however 33glit, in
their efforts tb make thflr-plan suc
cessful. These-men were accustomed
to receiving the very greatest degree
of encouragement eliewhere, he said,
and It would not do for this section to
prove an exception.
Coaiectiotna alt the various offices:
Winston ............ $167,930.95
Steteevllle 47,827.87
AatiAvnie. ' 14.849.67
Mt. Airy ...T , 9,930.91
Bucnrxiirrs ARNICA BAzma
The bearisatve In the world for outsJ
Druues, sores, tocers, &is nneuna, rarer
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblajas,
corns, and all skin "erunOons. mmd pea
ftlvely cures piles, -or no 33y reaulred.
It Is guaranteed to give perfect saJtbfc
faotfon or mooeT refunded. Price 25
cests per box. Iw sale by T.tC Bmlth.
W. C OarmlchSTea nd Pefflam's pharr
Ladies' pointed toe Oxfords; 98 cents
to $1.48, sold ait $1.50 ana. $250. G. A.
A PICKPOCKET
Secured About $150 at the Southern
Bepot Yeiterday.
A pickpocket yesterday afternoon ss
cured about $150 from W. C. Gal
braith. Gait.raith and family haye
been living at Bryson City and start
ed for the northern part of Washington
yesterday. .His tickets were in anoth
er pec ket and were left- untouched.
The money stolen was In a purse in his
trousers pocket,. and as he was getting
on the train here several crowded
arouund ard jostledhim, and Just as
t'e jam was hardest some one reached
Into his pocket and grabbed the money
to quickly? that Galbraith couldn't tell
who it was. The only thing he could
;tell of the thlei was that he had an
overcoat on his y : arm. r"' Policeman
Chappell and Sheriff Lee ;were present
but w re unable to find anyone an
swering the meager description.
500 pairs of SajtSes : Oxford ties (off
toes 10 jer.oeKit less. than costti G. A.
Meara. - , s , . - -
-tt -e - . r " 'I. Ii.i i i " i ii i t.-.-T 1
All -fedlesi small Blze'ehoes toft ccst,
Some the reauJtir of neglected yspep
tks conditions of -the stomach are can
cer, consumption, - heart r: idSsease, and
epilepsy, ;Kodol Dyspepste Cure pre-1
vents' all this- by. effecting atuck. cure
In all casea of dyspepsia.-' '
. FoTale by .Paragon: Pharmacy. '
:DhVitt9s sWitch Hazel, Salvo
Cares Piles. Scalds. Bonis. ' -
R LjLatherwood of Bryssoia CIcy is
here on -court buediaeiss. J
E. J. Eaaithfhoff of Black Mountain is
here. .
'
James H. SmJth, Mis Bertha -H.
SmiJtihs nH! Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Wiatoer
manu, of Provlidenice, R. I., ar'e here or
a shtorlt whdle.
C. 'D. Oolbtom of Cleveland Is fn the
cfcty.
Ben Posey here fitom Murphy at
tend! ntg court
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Seefley of Detroit
are (here. .
(ity Likely to Be Short of
Water This Morning
as a Result.
Water will be scarce in the city un
til about noon today. The big 16-inch
supply main at the waterworks burst
at 11 o'clock yesterday morning and it
was found necessary to cut off the en
tire jeupply to the city. The break in
the pipe was located at a point where
the. main enters the river, inside the
yard: at the pump station. A flaw in
the pipe is supposed to have occasioned
the break. .
A force of men under Plumbing In
spector Guischard has" been hard at
work repairing the damage but will
not finish before noon today at the ear
liest. Meanwhile the city has been using
water from the ' standplpe and reser
voir on Beaumont. This supply, ia In
adequate to mettt the demands and it
is possible that the cky will be with
out water for a few hours this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. iE. Hlariris of Greens
boro are viSl'ting friends here.
" '
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Home ar
rived1 yesterday from Chicago.
7 .
Seriaitor Jeter'C. Pritchard came in
frbm Marshall yesterday morn tag Ito alt
tend court.
OapStiaSa Wltaiam Marfciini, clerk otf the
Foray! h county court, was fin the city
from. Winston yesterday.
Bea Cliff left for S'avarunlaai yedterday
83
J. P. McInturfC arrived id the city
from BumsvSlle yesiterlJay on. business'
$$
Col. J. G. Maritifcn W. A. Baeb and
wijfe, of New Tork, anki Miss McLoud,
of Asfhevdlle, went to Sapplhir'e' yesterday.-
Col. Willifsunison wait Ko Sapphire yes
terday. The late Berkeley ainrivals Include W.
N. Roumdy, Knoxvtlle Journal; H. W,
BMnenaan and P. R. Owens, jr., Balti
more; J. B. Freema.ui, Henderson ville;
Isaac T. Avery) and L. T. Pearson,
MorganMonr L. B. Wine ton, New Tcrk;
S. M. MoEwem, Jefferwoo;; A. E. Hatt-a,
WlnfcWxm; Paul Terrell, New York;
Theodore F. iShuttz; Salisbury; E
Cjltoe and W. J. Stourbrti, Hfco.T: J. A.
Framks. Almond; W. A. Lemley, Fa
lem; W. B. EUis, Winston, W. H. Cox,
Richmond; C. W. Bennett, St. Tmi;
J. C. Prcixard,. Marshall; P. R.
Rhodes, New Tork; A. A. Fain, Mur
phy, W. A." Neumtth, Atlanta; W. S.
Pearson tend J. L. "Ano5erlson, Morgn
ton; EL Dexlter, New Tork; C. A.
ReyttoKis, Winston.
SPREADS TP"l "WILDFIRE.
Ton cant keen a ood Chtosj flows
News of at travels Cast. When things
mrm -th iMHt tiber become 2ia best
ssflintfc." Abraham Bare, m lending
arugggst, of BefievtlEIe; writes:
"ModCrto Bftters are he best selling
Jbfiters I hv ever haadlea to jny zu
yearn xperSeoce." xou Know, wnyi
STiamachv rirwr. boweSs, Mood and
n-ves. Etsotrto BSCters tones up the
sttimartn, reguSateS liver, kidneys ana
btnrels, pannes me DJaoa. wtrangxnen
the nerves, hence cares multitudes of
It bunds up tave enore sys-
PREPARIN& FOR THE LIBRARY.
The interior of the Palmetto build
ing is undergoing the necessary alter
ations to turnt into a library.
When completed the first floor now
occupied by the bank will have a new
floor of pine, coated with shellac. The
book cases will be ranged along the
walls and a rack wilt pronai!y i e
placed in the centre of the room. The
room now occupied by W. B. GvyrT
will be opened into the main room and
will be used as a store room. Toilet
rooms will also be built.
The disinfectant closet to be used for
returned books as mentioned exclusive
ly in the Gazette, will be built in a
corner of the main room.
NORTH CAROLINA GOLD,
D. D. Sutfcle yesterday showed the
GUzdate a number of specimens' of rich
old ore and) expressed lUhe-optod'on itihat
there would soon be a revival! of imlter
est ib miniiiiig in some pares ell Ithe abate.
Where very Uttle s being doOe Just at
presenlt Mr.SuCJe says tthat during
the past winter H. J. Pullen Of Den
ver, Colo., spenlt some time prospecting
ia Buncombe and In other counties tn
toe e!uaite, and Ithiattl Mr. Pullen express
ed m dtetiermiinialtiiion- to operate some of
the mines which came unlder his obser
valtlon. Mr. Pullen is mow in tlhe west,
but hi expected tb rdturnt almost any
day. Mr. Pulleai has 'mihuLng Interests
near Pike's peak and is a palactteal ml
ing esvgineer. .
Good assortment of ladies' strlap slip
pers aod Oxford ties at J. D. Blamlton
& TJa's shoe at'ore.
tem. -Puts new bus ana Yiejor dbo any
sicauy, nnHtkywii man or woman.
OMty 60 ceaxts Sou by T. C smxuw w.
C. CkzTniobael and Pe2hms pharmacy.
200 pairs ladies', common sense Shoes,
2 to 5, 10 per oent- 'aese-Jthan. cost, $1.25
Co $2.00,- G. A . Mears sbJoe ssore.
'TjT'dV BrTiise, edSCbr and" proptftgLor d
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