-. .. .
Tha CcnycHiSIer Policy
Tb Convertible" policy issued by
THE' MUTUAL BENEFIT
f'IYf lami ac4j Gmpivy
deludes a"H the liberal feature! of the
Corupuy, with the addition of a guar
anteed Cash Surrender twJu:bich
. ill be paid at any lime attar two years
proruiunis have been paid. If demanded.
Every Policy his endorsed upon it
iutii Hiiowinrf in plaio figures the op
iioiierntfd br tne company,
lni. option. Cash surrender Talue."
3.1 oviion Amount that Way be bor
rowed from the company on the pol
icy. 3.1 option. Extended insurance for. full
mount of tha' policy.
4ih option. Paid up rlicy value.
thidis the moet libt-nl policy yet of
f . r.l nod is tho sfeet insuranoe to be
fa-id.
Eveiy dollar paid tti a dollar's
w rth of. Inmiranno
No toss by lapses.
U. T. r AHIIAWAV, Agent.
UsUliy 1181111 hhtwern fuurtunn
Mid-U-?env, iurd.
Bolerlai from the effects of youthful errors, early
dew, tutlM wealmiiM. lost manhood. sts- I will
sends valuable treatise (sealed) containing full
particulars tor home enre, FREE charge. A
splendid medical work ; should be read by every
Hum wha is nervous and debilitated. Address,
rroftP. CFOWLEB, Hoodus,'Conn.
flATTTIAW w- I" Donslas Mioes are
yayitun warranted, and every pair
hae hie aaaie and price stamped on bottom.
T
W. L. DOUCLAS
$3 SHOE
FOR
GENTLEMEN.
Pine Calf and Laced Waterproof Grain.
The excellence end wearing qualities of thin shoe
cannot be better shown than by the strong eudpise
meuta of It thousand! of constant wearers.
id
loe
W
itvli
SO .BO Uoedyear Welt Is the standard dress
m enoe, at a popular price.
$0.50 Policeman's Hhoe Isespeclally aunpted
v for railroad men, farmers, etc.
All made in Congress, Button and Lace.
$3&$2 SHOES uGSls,
have been moet favorably received since introduced
and the recent Improvements make them superior
to any shoes sold at these prices.
Ask your DeAler, and If he cannot supply you send
direct to factory enclosing advertised price, or a
postal for order blanks.
W. 1 DObULAH, Brockton, Mass.
AGENT,
Cor. Pollock and Middle Sts.
ma2 dtJuly 1
inORTU CAROLINA Cbaven County.
In tbe Superior Court- liefore the Clerk.
0 B, Palmer, Ex'rofK. H. Hill, dco'd,
v
Martha mil. Elizabeth Bowen, Win. Bowen
, Tbos. Ho wen. Geo. Kowen, Otas. Kowen.
W. C. Hill, wire Harriet, Carrie Hill, Mary
T. Mason, Hannah Mason, Lawrence Hill,
Ches Mason, James Mason, IMchard Jones
and wife Bnsan Jones, arrie Jones, Corse
i'ns Jones, Georglana Janes, Sarah Jones,
Edward Jon -8, Nannie Jones, Lizzie Hill,
' r'enelope Hill, Ferrlde Hill, Geo. W. Hill,
Andrew Bryent mid wife Maria Bryant.
audU.B Pajnur. '
Mate of North Caiolina.
To Thomas Uowen, George Rowen, W. 0.
Hill, Harriet Hill, Hannah Mason, Charles
Mason, George W. HIl::
You are commanded to appear at the
ortiee ot the Clerk of the Hi) per lor Com t for
ibe-Coumy of Craven, on the 22d day of
Heptember 1MK. aud answer the complaint,
. oopyof whloh will be deposited In the
nolo? of tbe Qlerk or the Bu per lor Court of
said eonntyj within leu dava fiomthe date
or this sura n ons. arid let tlie defendants
, take not:ce that Mtbey fall to answer tbe
. said complaint at that time., the nlalntifr
itfOi " Mies
O.. will apply to the eonrt for tne relief demand
Herein tail' not, and of this .summons
make due return,
G
Iven under my
band, this 7th day of
A'lKUSL 1890.
.K. W. 0ARP.ENTKB,O.8.O..
; aug8 ,'.. Craven County,
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
mm
SHI Aa axenta for owners we offer for sale on
easy and accommodating terms tbe follow -
. . nig a eecnrjea improvea tteai estate in tne
''.li; CltvofNeie Berne;
: : ; No. 4. THK IRON FRQNT WARBHOTJBJS
' ; .H3I UMSV1.B MMSEl. ., . .
'"S V No. 6. BRICK HTOHB AND DWELLING
ON ORAYBN tJTRJCBIoecnpled by K.O.B.
A full description Of this valuable proper
::: ; ty. together wttb the beat teruuanpon which
. ' tne same wilt be sold, w Hi be Tarnished on
V 'application to the undersigned at their office
nnouto r ron street. , ;
- ' Two Houses and Lots on Craven streetj .
' , . ' a. rmeMToi)i'x-t
'' 'I'-;-' 'V'; -V-.'.'' WATSOS A RTBKKT, .
s?V.4;: ' ! and Real Esrate Asia.
VAIUABLB TRUCK LAND FOR SALE
Abont FORTY ACRES CLEARED LAND,
slinated within two miles of tba city, suit-
ma tor trnoa raisins' A great. Bargain, -
j marl ., '.' Real Eat. Agents.
0 f. BRYAN, Prw. ; I, H. CBIEEB, Vie? Pres
J- ' '1. 1L ROBERTS, Cashirrs;ft- f;
THE flATlOriatOflllK
' OF NEW BE111?E 1ST. C,
' iNCORPOBATJtD l8M-j
CapUal, r "
Surplus rrofitsi
; $100,000
- 63,700
Jas A. Dhta, Thomas Daniels
L. B. Cdtlkb, '-; . Ooab. 8. Cutait,
di II. Robert
II0TI1II1G SUCCEEDS
LIKE SUCCESS.
Tne reason RADAM S
MICBOBE KILLER is,
the most wonderful
medicine, is because it !
has never failed in any !
Instance, no matter j
what the disease, from !
LEI'llOSY to the sim- j
pltst distase krown to '
tho Lninan svHtem. !
i2-Jl5S The scientific men cf i
today claim and prove that every disease is i
CAUSED BY MICROBES,
,
Itaaaiii sMicroDe Killer
Exterminates the Microbes and drives I
them out of the system, and when that is '
done you cannot have an ache or pain. No
matter what the dl whether simple '
cage of Mularia Fever or a combination of)
diseases, we ra-e ths in all at the same time, '
as we treat nil diaees eorstinitliiiialle. !
ttliiua Cousumptiu, '.ittii-i ii.
Bronchitis, Kheiimatlfiii.K 1.
ney niid Livsr IMai.f IiMIh
and Fvr, Feuuilo 1 ioul)lo
in al! Hn forms, aatJ, hi fact,
every IUeae. tuovvu t lite
lltini n S rttein
Beware of Fraudulent Imitations !
8ee that our trada-Mark (sanni as alu vc)
appears on each jug.
Send for book "History of (he Microbe
Killer,'' given away by
R. J. GOODING,
SOLE AGENT,
Corner l'ollock and Middle Sts.,
iuHO dwly enrm New liorne, N. C.
Buckeye Mowing Machines.
Hay ItakiH. Gr;t'n Cradh'ri
Bele City Feed utt i,
BUCKEYK COUN SIII l.liliS
Lawn 3IowerH. Ttiiti vittir ,
flotton I'jw.
And h Full Linfl 1 Ifiirduai o,
and Afcrliilttiiiil linplciiinits
AT
J. C, WHITTY & CO.
PAINTS, OILS, &C.--SAW MILL SUPPLIES
FKOM NEW YORK CITY.
Mlt. A. K. HAWKES-Dear Blr: Your Lalnnt
eye-Klusses received lome time slnco. aua
am very much gratified at the wonderful
change that has come over my eyesight
since 1 have dlsoarded my old glasses and
am no w wearing yours.
ALRXANDEK AOAK.
Secretary Stallone is' Board of Trade,
All ejes titled at the drug store of
F. S. DUFFI .Newbem.N.C.
iieciu wiy
Atlantic & N. C. Railroad.
Passenger Department,
New Bebne, June 1st, 18110. .
Through rate3 of fare, round trip
tickets, from ooupon stations below to
points named on the W. N. (.'. Raiiioad,
season of 1890. Tickets on salo from
Jane 1 to Sept. SO, .1390, inclusive.
Qooi for return passage on or before
Oct. 31st, 1890.
a
l.
CD
From
To
o O
as
C
Hickory .814.25 $12.50 $11.10 10.50
Moreauton. . 15.10 lo.35 11.9.1 11.35
Old Fort 16.45 14.70 13.30 12.70
Black M'tn... 17.00 15.25 13.85 13.25
Asheville 17.65 15.90 14.50 13.90
Hot Springs. 19.15 17.40 16.00 15.40
S. L. DILL, O. P. A.
STBjmjMTS.
A Fine Line of them at
Barringtan & Baxter's,
Also, a large lot. of SAMPLE HATS
at New York cost.
See, Our Stock of Neckwear,
Foil line of CLOTHING, SHOES and
DRY GOODS at
Barrington & Baxter's.
daprlwtf
RUNS EASY.
GINS FAST.
Cleans SEED
PERFECTLY.
Makes FINE
SAMPLE.
NEVER CHOKES or
BREAM THE ROLL.
CELEBRATED
COTTON fp
OKI
Has All LATEST IMPROVEMENTS
Innludlnsr Balnnee Wheel on Brash which in-
htm ivan spoed. This feature Isr paouliar to
;! 1 1 U'.ke of Gin end is used on no other.. Are
VJr( UVAKANTF.EDand Arc IrllTirel
:1J a ! OF t-lt;(IHT at any R. B. Station or
t Viidlng of any Regnlar Btoamboat Lina in
V Jo-ith. . If ws have no Agent near you,
d'r.lii the Oaneral Bouthern Agent, .
.HUZ3ARDVAWtAi?
lOHCOOD
CCALES
, Ireleliteald, Mb
V J V 11
$
nwiimi .BHl h. ri, Hull. nil Url.rtl.j Sllh,
a. W .aKDilABUiMtllliBvllia S,iwWMiv''i.
fir mm
THE JOUKNAL.
TES LAST OF THE EASL.
I 8.1 w her in the festive halls, in scenes
of pride and glee,
'.Moiigst many beautiful and fair, but
uoue so fa'i' as she;
Her s was the most attractive form that
mingled in the scene,
And all who saw her said she moved a
goddess and a queen.
The diamond blazed in her dai lc hair and
bound her polished brow,
And precious news were clasped around
her swau-like neck of snow;
Ami Indian looms had lent their stores to
j form her sumptuous dress,
!Am,a,t with naur joined to grace her
passing loveliness.
1 looked upon her and I said, who is so
blessed as she?
A .-roatuie she all libt and life, all beau
ty and all glee;
Sine, sweet coutent blooms on her cheek
and on her brow r f pearl
And shu was young and innocent, tbe
Lady of the Earl.
Hut as I looked more carefu'ly, I saw that
radiant smiie
W.-.s but assumed in mockery, the un
thinking to beguile.
I bus have 1 seou a summer rose in all its
beauty bloom.
hen it has shcl its sweetness o'er a
cold mid lonely tomb.
She struck tho harp; and when they
praised her skill she turned aside,
A rebel tear of conscious woo and mem
ory to hide;
I!ut when she raised her head she looked
so lovely, so serene,
To i;az(: in her proud eyes you'd think a
tear had seldom been.
Tho humblest maid in rural life can
boast a happier fato
Than she, the beautiful and good, in all
her tank and state;
For she wns sacrificed, alas ! to cold and
selfish prido,
When her youutf lips had breathed tho
vow to lie a soldier's bride.
I !l late I vbwed her move alone, tho idol
ol t lie crowd;
A few short months elapsed, and then , I
kisied her in her shroud !
And o'er lior splendid monument I saw
tho hatchment wave,
Hut there was one proud heart which did
more honor to her grave.
A waiiioi dropped his plumed brad
upon her place of rest,
And with his. feverish lips the name of
Ephilinda pressed;
Then breathed a prayer, and checked the
groan of pitting pain,
And as ho loft the tomb he said, "Yet
wo shall meet again.''
Stnrtllng Discovery, ,
The discovery by tho inhabitants of a
locality hitherto unvisited by the pesti
lent scourge of fever and ague, that it
exists in their very midst, is decidedly
startling. Such discoveries are made
at every season, in every part of the
Union. Subsequently, when it is as
certained, as ic invariably is at such
limes, through the valuahle experience
of some one who has been benefited and
cured, that Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters
is a thoroughly efficacious eradicator of
the malarial poison, and a means of
fortifying the system against it, a feel
ing of more security and tranquility
reigns throughout the whole neighbor
hood. Besides the febrile forma of ma
larial disease, dumb ague and ague
cake are removed by tbe potent action
of the 1'itters, to which soience also
gives its sanction as a remedy for
rheumatism, dyspepsia, constipation,
liver complaint. debility, kidney
troubles, and all diseases impairing the
organs cf digestion and assimilation.
NOTICE.
The underpinned, James O. Harrison,.
Public Administrator, has duly qualtied -as
Administrator of t lie estate of Collins
Moore, deceased, and hereby gives notice
that he requires ail persons having olatms
against the ettnte of the sild Collins Moore
to prtsent them to the said Administrator
duly authoatlcnted, for payment on or be
fore the lith day cf August, 1801. or else this
notice will be plea ied in bar of recovery.
Poisons lndebtsd to the estate must pay
without delay.
Jam ks C. Harrison
l'ubllo Administrator.
Newbem, N. C. AugGth, 18!)0..
Ocracolte.
SUUQER SCHEDULE
OF
Steamer 11 Beaufort."
For the benefit of those who desire to
visit Ocracoke during the season, the
BEAUFORT will run the following
ocneuuie :
Leave Washington every Saturday 11 p.m.
" " . " Monday 6 a.m.
" " Wednesday 9 a.m.
Close connections with the steamers
from Greenville and Tarboro, and the
train from Jamesville that connects with
the Wilmington and Weld on Railroad.
On intermediate days the BEAUFORT
will touch at New Berne, leaving theie 7
a.m. Tuesdays and 9 p. m, Thursdays,
connecting wnn Atianuo ltanroad.
FARE.
From Washington to Ooiacoke ar.d re
turn, $2.50.
From . New Dei ne to Ocracoke and re
turn, t2.50.
Single trip tickets, $1.60.
From Washington to New Peine, $2.50,
From New Berne to Washington, $2X0,
AMPLE ACCOMMODATION,
FADE AT HOTEL.
Per day - . - - $1.60
J Per week - ... - $10.00
'f'gvt month - - - - $30.00
1 jSTEOIAL RATES TO FAMILIES.
':..K f-i; J' BPKNCEB DUOS.. w"'
-Tne,JVtieamwr BEA.DFOBT has been re
built and made larger, and la now com
foftable . and teaworthy boat, and has a
permit to carry 850 passengeia. jyl0dw2m
For any Information call on E. B.
Roberta, at Old Dominion wbari. ; ".-
How is Your Blood?
I had a malignant breaking out on my
leg below the knee, and was cured sound
and well with two and a half bottles of
8. 8. 8. Other blood medicines had fail
ed to do me any good.
Will C. Bbatt, Yorkville, S. C.
I was troubled from childhood with
an aggravated case of Tetter, and ihn c
bottles of 8. S. S. cured mo perina
nently. Wallace Mann,
Maruwille, I. T.
Our oook on Blond and Si:i I):M-ii.e?
mailed free.
Swift Specific Co., Atl.inn. !ja.
m'YH CatarrH
CREAM BALM
Cleanses the
Nasal Pasges.
Allays Pain and
luQamniiitlon,
Heals the Sorrs.
Kcstores (he
(tense of Taata
and Smell,
SCoW.IHEAn,
HAY-PEVER
TRY THE CURE
A particle is applied into each nostrll'aird
1 agreeable. Frioe 50 cents at iiriitelstB; by
mail, rfinlstored, SO cts. KI.Y HHoTUKRB,
5 Warren Street. New York. aprli.dwly
FOR r.lEN ONLY!
1 PfKSTIVF 'or LOST or TAILUIO MANHOOD:
H rUdl lilt General and NERV0U8 DEBILITY;
piTTT? T wakness of Bodysuit Mind: Effects
A.W JLJ of Errors or Eioessei in Old or Young.
Ulw.l, NoM. MAMKI(ll) rull, BeMor. J. How Id tnlnrup and
lrfnihr.wiin,i;lliKVKLOl'Kliom;ss .v 1'iiiis'v num.
lnolul.1. iml.lll.. IIIIXK TKKTK.S1 - llpn. HI, In il.,.
leUlrjr rrun, 41 SUI.a, TiTrllnrlr.. .nl Kiirlun l ,.iinlrli..a
oa can wrll. Ib.ui. Ilut.li, full ni.lHiiNdtiti, iui.i ii-o..r, n.lM
caM) free. Iddra. BE a4E9lCAt CO.. BUFfAlO. N. 1,
HAND SCHOOL,
A MILITARY SCHOOL
For Young Men and Govs,
Offers A full illi.l .i-.hi!, , f
sillily nml n hmltlirul iik.i i: hi.. I ;.lisi.
col (ruliiini. K.i-iim'si I. iai..
Wl'llt- fur t'uttil ..'iu .
CAPT. W. II. H AM),
Fremont, n. c.
1 Liquor Habits
IKAUnf WOfW 7XJJSBT0t CVK
DHAIifE5 GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
It can be (riven InrofTi.A. ton. nr in ftni.i..a..r t.A
without tbe knnwlcdKP of patient if necessary ;
It Is absolutely harmless anil will p fleet a pernu
nent and Rpeedy cure, whether trie p.itient Id a
nioderatedriukeroriiii aleohollcwreik. IT NK V
EK FAILS. Itooerule.s situiiiellv nn.l uith ai,,.i.
certainty that the patient undergoes no inenn
venience, and soon bis complete relunnatiuii tft
effected. 43 page boot tree. To bo bad of
R. N. Duffy, druRgiat, New Homo,
N. ('. ivl5dwv
3. H. OHABTREE. BASIL MANLS
JOHN H. CRABTREE k CC
ENGINEERS,
Founders and Machinists
Manufacturers and Dealer in
mm ib mix ists' supplies
Builders of Engines Boilers,
Saw Mills, Bdglnff Jk Cut-off jtlacblnus
Woare ornrjared todn (l&stmim,r ell
with proniptneas,
Pftrtinnlar end Immllat.. u.tn,. Ici.
to repairs of all kinds
W. Will hd 1 a , tn ... ..n 1 I ,
for any deaoiiptlon of maohlnery.
We are the agents for the sale of the Aninr-
Inert Haur A Imv fnr n a a u.. ...... . . ..L
. . . . . . .. jimftmui , i .... I'
ll rated Indestructible Mloa Valves,
We give satisfaotory gnaranteo for all worn
done by us. ) riaaw wl
Hirer V whlm. ...
Atlantic &. N. C. Kaiiror.
TIME TABLK AV. 20.
In B (oi 0:00 A M., Wedneslay, July
21. 1890.
Ooino East. Sohedulk. Ooin'q West.
No. 61. Passenger Trains. No. 50.
Ar. Lve. Stations. Ar. Lve.
pm 3 30 Goldsboro 1130 am
4 06 . 4 09 La Grange 10 42 10 45
4 35 4 40 Kinston 10 08 10 13
6 00 G08 New Berne 8 87 8 50
7 38 fto Morehead City am 7 07
Daily.
Com a East.
8oheduJjE Going West
No. 2.f
Mixed Ft. &
Stations. Pass. Train.
No.l.
Mixed Ft. &
Pass. Train.
a m 6 80
6 57 7 05
7 20 730
7 48 7 58
811 8 80
8 50 8 55
9 15 10 09
Goldsboro
7 20 pm
Beet's G24 6 34
La Grange 5 54 6 04
Falling Creek 5 24 15 30
Kineton 4 25 '5 00
Caswell 4 00 4 05
Dover 8 25 3 40
Gore Creek 2 54 3 00
Tusoarora 24 2 30
Clark's 2 03 2 12
Newborn 10 02 130
Riverdale 9 41 9 46
Croatan 9 28 9 83
Havelock 8 09 9 04
Newport 8 17 8 27
Wildwood 8 00 8 05
Atlantio 7 47 7 52
Morehead City 717 7 27
Atlantio Hotel 7 05 7 15
Morehead Depot am 7 00
10 31 10 86
11 00 11 05
1117 1141
1315 8 00
8 37
8 48
408
4 87
4 51
6 01
616
6 23
5 81
8 42
8 50
413
4 43
4 55
5 01
6 21
5 28
p m
Haturdav.
tMouday, Wednesday and Friday.
Tram Uoonnsots with Wllmintton a wi
don Train Ifnnd North, leaving QoldBtmrc
11:00 a. rn., and with Richmond A Eanvlll
Train West, leaving Goldsboro 2:40 p. m.
Train 61 eonaeots with Richmond i Danvltlt
Trate, arriving ayt Ooldaboro 2:65 p.m., and with
Wilmington and Welion Train from th
North at 8:10 D.m. ; ' i j . .
Train i aonneeta with Wilmington and
weiaoa inrougn rreiKnt Train, North
Douna; leaving uoiasnoro atv:&u p.m.
' S. L. Dill,
V'vWiO SnpariaMndentt
VANCE
r(AlU)L(i AND
IVOR BOTH
t-pi.i in. iil.fi.i: -n KlVfii io M.tln'n,a!irs. I o,;. :.
manshlp.
hxper'.nii'e.l t, iiclii-r In InKtrnmentsl M;"le.
Vocul Muf-ieii pn)pilnent leaturti.
Art tAUlil liy a Drolleleut teaclier.
Instruction t,iven m the lijerclses nf i'lKnl. :-- ;t..'
Mli.lary liin IT 11 Jt lilt ti (I- liliyB.
Hpi'ilal o.iirrai't diade with tlioso who tirnw -in i i
mahr laiin rii i. . : 1- puyiiienl.
'I uhle i 'in j s of J I HI-llI ih
Tuition, ini'iiiditii: It-wird. Washint:, I.ici.l- .
Applv tr ;l-i. I rlll.-lp :! p.- C:ilHln.-i.(.
. a.
,Un21 ilwli
legiate
M ai-i: AND
FALL STSFION: Opens
KlIiriKM
I K ( 'II l'.l'S.
SKPKRIOK ADVANTA'iFS f, i ;l.
MF.NTAL MUSIC.
MORAL anil RelinioiiH advautats unsn r; sshiv1
KXPENSES very low Hoard in f irilMu- ; n ..
SPECIAL inducemontri to imiinM !-'ii !i n;s.
JOHN S. l.ONU.L.L. II , s:ijs:-":.('ftriiin::
and Progress aro t lie wad'hwor-'s ..i : i . -New
Heme t'nlleKlnti" Inslilnlc, nml il In hi,
ornament to Knstern North I'nvoinr'
SrM.
It l ATAleHH'!'.
Ml-iS MAKY L. ALLElI, Sucrotary.
MEANS'
C c.5 1 -, e' J r r.
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PW n-K' c o y I 7 J U3 v
2; c u - u W 2C
z- ic 3 O
, Civ sr, ft -'. w .
a gnu i m y gg"
mA 0T 4 I !c, i ' - l. i-J
Sit 2fiFS milk-Vih
fS feglij s.h oil nl m
Ha O fiD'S a o J -"a-
CO o'-;Z H -i"
r ;S g-3 ojn -,5 o - '- tr- . r?i-S
oO -5.! 5 ij... u
r IU oc Oljj - ' i ;o j CO
W3 s$s1 I JSSK
Z "eI 5 'ii zr:c - Kat
I Jo .a t s s - .. hbs
1 i ompctition la tho Life of Trade," and if you havo not sr-en our latest Improved noods you
-ai.iii.l imeiilue how lively trado U, or how hard our competitors hr.-r to work; to keep within slcht of
ur.. Ask your n'tallcr for the James Means' 3 Shoo, or tho James Means' $ I Shoe aocordlnc to your noeda.
1'onitively none penulno unless bavlng our name ami price stamped plainly on the soles. Your
Tetaller will supply you with shoes so stamped If you Insist upon his ilolnu so; if yon do not Insist, some
retailors will coax you Into buying Inferior shoes upon which they make a larger proflt.
?JAfVE .WEANS'
32tSHOB
NEXCtlXEDifrlN
LST.YLE UNEQUALLED
I DURABILITY
'AND
ERFECTION
Such has been the recent rroirress la oar branch
the James Means' 4 Shoe is in every respect oqual
utlcd at eight or ten dollars. If yon will try oa a pair
l" unBni! eo unu B4 onoes, ana urose
"""F" wiui us m quality or factory proiincis. u
Shoe from oar celebrated faatorr are
of the country. Wo will plnoo them easily within
invest one oont in a postal card and Write to us.
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