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- t 111'" 'l!ll''IWiPiffPPP"!WP'P-ll ' The People Get All the News of the buy. Evening Bulletin AiU'Ui'tUui' 'I'ltwti Munu V Woi'lli. .fetSLtiaK Prom the .ofttCMH.vc llullclln. ;C.C!C Vol.. IX. No. UlOli HUXOIiUJjU, TKKU1TOUV OK 1LWVAII, MONDAY, AHM'ST H. 11100. Pun i. " Ci.mm, I BISli ESTATE lAiINd FOR TIIECABLE REPUBLICAN HOSTS CHEER LEADERS AND PRINCIPLES ' . UNDER ONE MANAIiE.MENT LAST YEAR'S REVENUE CAPT. POND'S SL'CCESSri'L I EXCEEDS ALL OTHERS TRIP TO MIDWAY ISLAND I J 1 m v V, Gratifying Account of New Educa tional Enterprises at Kameha meha Schools-Other Mat ters Covered. The nnnital report of the Tiustces of the Hstnte of the Into Mr. I). I. ItUliop hill been made to tho Jmllclnry de partment. I'or the year ending June 3, 1900, tho receipts from all sources, Including cmli on hand the first of the jenr, wero $191,801.11, and the total expenditure I87,750.1G, leaving n balance on hand of $1033.95. A tribute Is paid to the m-mory of llcv. Charles M. Hyde. I). I)., a trust"? who died on October 13, ISO!), an I lias liccn succeeded by Alfred W. Carter. Hcfcrence Is made to the decision of tie Supreme Court In fnvor of C. K C. Itookc against these Trustees nn 1 those of the Queen's Hospital, for cer tain valuable real estate In these Isl ands devised by T. C. II. Rookc to his adopted daughter, tho late Queen En ma. During tho past year the Trustcees wave continued the work of Milne in nnd Improving low lying mil swamp lands under their control In various districts of Honolulu. In this tonnec tlon they nro now having compile 1, by n competent engineer, n complete and exhaustive report nnd estimate in to methods for tho reclamation of the large areas of marsh lands under their control, llng nlong Ala Monui In Ki lls nnd Wnlklkl. The work Inaugurated some years ego In the fencing off of forest lands to prescrvo them nnd encourage tho growth of new forest on lands owned by tho Estate, has been continued dur ing the past year, nnd plnns nre con tinually being perfected for further work nlong such lines. Thero has been nn Increase of reve nue over nil other years since the Kstnte camo under the control of the Trustees. Speaking of Knmehnmehn Schools tho report says: "Another year of successful work In the Agrluiltur.il department of tho Hoy's school has shown the utility nnd value of this course of Instruction, and the Trustees believe that knowledge Imparted In this department will be of the rcntei benefit to the students of the school." Sixty-five woik-scholaishlps were grunted last ear In the Manual school, whereby students found an honorable nnd prolltnblo way to pay for their In struction, In tho Cilrls' bcIioo! Institution "n practical nursing and the tare of the sick was given by n trained muse. A new department was opened In the sarno school for practical Instruction In lace work, etc., under the super vision of Miss Lucy Adams. Miss Ida M. Tope, prlnltpal at the Girls' school, was granted nn extended leave of absence to v Islt the Mainland nnd study methods of Instruction In such inanuai training Institutions as Hampton, Tuskegee nnd Hull House. An addition giving Increased bathing nnd dormltoiy facilities at the till Is' school was completed nt a cost of JSHH.tw. Increased attendance at tho Hoy's Manual necessitated the bulldlps of an additional dormltoiy at a cost of $10, 419.r.(i, nnd n new bath house costlnr $1917.03. Intensive Improvements to t.ic grounds have been continued nt con siderable expense. All of the schools hac been tilled to their utmost capacity with students. NEW WAIAL.UA IIOTHL. Everything In connection with .In arrangements for the new Walnlun hotel, at Paala, lias been completed. fifteen ear leaso of tho property, dat ing from Juno 23, has been obtained nnd building operations will won be gin. Thero will bo n frontage of 135 feet along tho beach and n unlfo'iu depth of 1C0 feet, Tho new hotel business will have a cnpltul stock of $12,000 to bo dlvHd into 1200 shares nt $10. Of this, J00 will bo paid up nnd 900 assessable. Tho buildings of tho hotel will be as follows: Two story bench hotel with twelve rooms, dining room, Btore room, etc.; saloon building; bta'ilo with accommodations for vervain. HONOLULU t SCHOOL OF Day and Night Cusses A. COWAN. ROOM! 11-11 Jld Floor f 9 A.H 4 P. HOUM I 7.JO-4 t, M PROGRESS BLOCK Returns With Work' Complete ia All Details - Plenty of Rain and Pleasant Sur ''' roundings. The l S. 8. Iroquois, Pond com mander, arrived back In port lato vet terday afternoon, having tall, d friin .Midway Island July 2S. It will bo re membered t tin t she sailed from this port on May 19 to make totindlngt, J I Midway for the cable landing. To n bulletin reporter this morning Captain l'ond gave the following story cf the trip of the Iroquois- "We have completed n thorough si,i ey of Midway Island, the harcr ef nnd surrounding wnters. We raa.lo 10.102 soundings In all. Of thee 3, 2S wero made from the Irooncl nil 12,904 from her dingles. These wero made nut to where the depth of vatcr was n hundred fathoms. In some cases, soundings extended out 9 mites. "We found n practical lntallng fcr tho cable. This will have to be brought In through Mills Hai'jor cvtr tho bar. There arc two bars nt tr.o entrance to this harbor and the sin breaks over them In south mte.-ly wenther. We mnde the observation that tho sen broke there time tlmis during our stny and each time, ih" duration was about three dn. Th.it was really the only place whie we could flnd n landing. "There Is plenty of good Aater em tho Island. This can be obtained by sinking wells In tho sand or by tho roofs of houses. Tho rains ire bo-b fienuent nnd copious. We hnd a lot of rnln every week of our stay at MlJ w ny. "Wo brought with us an anchcr be longing to the Wandering Mini ti el wrecked at the place several ytntt ago. We saw tho pump nnd several taiiMj of Captain Wnlker's Ill-fated V'Ftel. "On the eastern Island -.' found wero six Japanese who nre ratheilii'S bluls' feathers for n big company m Japan. These people expect to reuniii until next spring. "Although we were most busily oc cupied during our stay nt MIdvfl), vo did llnd it little time for it i itioii i On Sundays and un the Kcm'.i of July, we went ashore nnd bath d at i place which, If transferred to Waiklki, would make a mint of money 'oi soniu body. It Is simply perfect at a bath- I lug pluic and sin passes anything I hao eer seen. Then, too, we- dlj a I little Bhoutlug, bringing down ouilew, plover, snipe nnd birds on the Maud and turtles and big Hsli out in tilt wn 1 ter. Wo also did n little tingling land ing largo fish without much trouble.. Albncroe from CO to 100 poundi w--io inught. While at work, we saw t.vo bilge seu lions on n sand spit. These we did not molest. "The wenther was most pituvnnt during our whole stay. I think I l.iu safely say from the observation niad, tint Midway Is on an outage- j'jout 10 degiees cooler than Honolulu. "Wo observed the tides dining tb day and night and found the i tinge to be about 2 feet. They lire A-iy li ngular uud depend hugely on 4he w I nils. "Ituuiiiliig now to tho work ot l,o lioqtiols, I may say that, at blgi lulu, n vessel drawing eighteen fe-v; .f nn ler can pass over the leef at certain places, while n vessel dinwlng sUiien feet or less can go over nt nil) -tut of tho tide. 'However, it is an e.xtj-1-Inglv dangerous reef and great cam must bo exetclsed. We j'ound a iojIc Just In tho middle of the chimin.) which wo pabscd n dozen or more tltiiec. Hud wo nil nek It, I fear we would liuvo come to grief. It Is only tlftetn foot below tho surface. "We mo moat glnd to get back in port again, although wo did havo a pleasant time nnd stnrte-d away uboit live minutes nfter taking our hut sounding. Our patty consisted of my self and tho following: I. lent. C. H. Williams, FJnsIgn (5eo, C. Sweet titl'l Draughtsmen Krcd. U. Harvey md Chris J. Willis." iiiNHN cnNTi:nPii:cE3. Iwnknml, Hotel sttcet, Is offering a now lino of linen centerpieces for ta bles, embroidered In fancy colors. Croat salo of boots and shoes nt 5 cents on tho dollar at U 1). Kerr li Co.'s shoo house, corner of Fort tun' Hotel strcota. Till: WATHIUIAN IDKAI. FOUN TAIN Pi:N. All sizes, nil shapes. II r. WICHMAN. A complotn nsvr stock ot gents shirts, collars and ouffs at L. D. Kerr's, Queen street. 'U.l.i'i 'i. Opening Parade and r ,i liii.. vaaaaiaBh. ' Bar Thero were no doubts nt nil that the Hepubllcnn rntltlcatlon meeting would tax tho full capacity of the Drill Shed. Since local leaders of the party took time by tli eforelock nnd, eschewli.g the advice of some to procrastinate went to work nt organization as soon as possible nfter hearing of the pass age of the Act of Congress creating tho Territory of Hawaii, thorn has b"cn no trouble about getting either quot ums when nn thing was to be done or bald. Yet tli cvast concourse of people that assembled on Saturday evening ex ceeded the most sanguine expectations. As to tho torchlight parade, it hnvlng been u Ion gtlme sine cthtit form of demonstration had been used bete, there was more room for misgivings In advance. Very rarely the volunteer the department, disbanded In 1S93, had celebrated Its niinlversay with u fiery I roresslon, nnd In 1SSI n column of citizens headed by Sanford II. Dole, legislative leader of the Opposition, matched with torches to loluil palico to present congratulations to King Kn Intikntiu for n message he had sent to the Legislature iccotunicudlug econ omy mid retrenchment. Still, In spite of being out of prac tice In torchlight procession business, the Republicans made u turnout on Saturday night which really surpilsrd llinlkliff.1l J lta liu Dln rl 1 fl fll'l 1 tf t( I Ifft iiiriiinunin iij no dicu unit uiiwiuiiv.iii , while nlToriling llio community n largo n spcctncubir display In magnlll eeiico never formerly approached by any similar parade In Honolulu. Plrst came n lire wngem lighting the way with led glare. Then ti blcjile corps, Its wheels gorgeously Illumin ated. A squad of police led til" mnrehers. The Hawaiian baud led by Captain Ilcrger gnvei time to tho tiaiuplng feet. The Republican drl'l corps of Co. I', X. ti. II., In command oi Captain Sam Johnson, looked gay with !I no sashes ami led uccUks. WIUHU3-"! Ul lj VI LilJUUl lllgllia tJIIUHO Uljj IUI" - lowingsDelegates and National Leaders Cheered to the Echo. Captain T .11. Miin.iy lid another well oilh of pol ami fish foi one dollu chilled body In uniform of led IiIiiuhi ll(' "H ' f'11;,1 "f Cleveland when he and white ttouseis. A tlilid was cnti- Hl'd to restore the inoniiuhy. but ducted by Captain Charles Wilcox, Its en Hint puriose failed he was ono uniform being blue shltts mil whllo of the first to Join the Itepuhlhan imi tiousers and sashes. These trained. '' What was the us cof banning on to man hers performed evolutions nloii; the route. (leo. W. Smith, chairman of the Rc lubllcnn Territorial Comlmttee; Har old M. Sewull, Hawaiian member of tho Republican National Committee; Samuel Parker, A. N. Kepolknl, dele gates, ami C. II. Wilson, nlternate, to the Republican National Convention occupied n state cnrrlage. Col, J. 11. Iloyd followed with a largo muster of young llawallans from .Manna, The Young Men's Republican Club, headed by Its president, l.onlu Audtcws, made u numerous eoutlll- 'gent. lion. J. I.. Knulukoa, W. C. I Ai'Iil. Judge llook.mii. Cols. J. II. Plsher .mil Will i: I'lsher. Ceo I loin, the Wailuku lawyer. J. A. Hughes mid many other prominent Republican euriled tiiiehos and walUed llko goud lellnws. A largo lloat from the nlu'li I rirlnrt of the fifth dlstrlit born Re publican mottoes In HngllHli, Portu cuese and Hawaiian, and was diawn by four black hoises, Kalllil's Re publicans lode lu six big wagons finely decoiated and lighted and beiiiiug such mottoes as these: "S M. Damon for Next Cioveinoi," "Samuel Pirker for Tlist Senutoi of Hiiuall," and "Shall Knllhl He Neglected us of Yon?' Never more." The Knllhl stulwutts were equipped with hums and blew them v Igorously. At freiptetit Intervals tilling the line transparencies: were borne, with the names and pictures of Mi Klnley in I HooMivclt, Republican part) inlxlms and local allusions. Tho ninth pre cinct of the fifth district furnished "J. A. Hughes for Delegate." Tho routo was by way of Heretnnla. Hmin.i, Vlno.ird, Kurt and Hotel streetH Into Chinatown burnt dlstilct, where the flaming Hue wns set'ti to hrcut iidvantni,!' lu iiuohsttuittd viiw upon live stieets at nuee. It wound out bv wav of King. Niiiinnii and Mei (hunt streets to Knit and Hit nee by Hotel stint to the Drill Shi d A tonlflc fusllade of flieorackers, puiic tunted with oiciisliinal bombs was maintained all along the route. The Mucin weie lined throughout with dense masses of Honolulu's lostuopoll tnn population. At many points men c-heflied nnd ladles waved liandki'i clilefs among tli spectators. If there worn any Democrats In thu crowds tlujy neither Joorcd nor showed nny Rally of Campaign Greeted by Enthusiastic c n...i n:fw Cl..., : nl i r mm . villi til k a - other Impoliteness townrd opponeiiti Not nn unpleasant note fnny kind marred the harmony of llcpuhllc.iii Jubilation. Ilefoio tho procession had half ills- banded tho Drill Shed was crowded to the doors, while n multitude outside was pressing for admittance. Chair- man Smith nnd the party of honor wero loudly cheered as they cntcicd nnd nsceiided the platform, fleo. W. Smith, chalrmnn of the Ho- puhllcnu Territorial Committee, eallel the meeting to order at 8:20, This was the first ratification meeetlng In the Hawaiian Islands, nnd the would bear nbout the National Hepubllcnn Convention trnm tup mouths or me states ny me uopuuiienii uiiiiiiiiisirn Hawaiian delegates themselves, llrj tlon. It behooved every Hawaiian to first be would call upon was Hon. .Samuel Parker. ChecpH tor Pnrkcr. Mr. Parker was lecelved with rous ing cheers, which lasted several min utes. He would not say that McKln ley would have n walkover, but he did say that, as sure as the sun rises In the east and sets lu the west. McKln ley would be our next Preslib nt. Again the nudlcme bust Into loud ap plause. He would not try to ray much, leaving tho speaking chlclly to Messrs. Sewnll, Kepolkai and Wilson. He made a pleasant allusion to the pres ence on n front sent of Col. W. II. Coruwell, Democratic National Committee-man for Huvviill, Prince David Knnnnunakoa and 11. II. McClnnahmi, delegates to the Democratic National Convention. With ntnno of triumph he said, however, that they hnd not even seen llr.Min. while the Republi can delegates hail not only made the nomination of McKlnley unanimous but had met the ptesent nnd futiiic l'tesident and Joined in noticing It! m ot Ills nomination. Slxtee n to oi.e meant Hint if llr.van were elected 'lie llawallans would get sixteen ipii.' the sinking ship? Let Hawullaus forn an Independent party If tlio were mi determined, but don't Join the Demo cratic part. Kepolknl'H SpenkH l:opccfully. A. N .Kepolknl said In part: I hnvc to thank the Republicans for this my first trip to the Mainland. I romlsi'd In convention here to be one of the first to nominate McKlnlc). I was re ceived kindly by tho people of that great eoiiutiy, who took me b) tho l.iind and treated mo as their equal. It Is approaching the time when wo have to go to the ballot boxes, and 1 ask the Independent patty of Hawaii to Join the Hcptihlliau part). I must say tl m the Republican party Is the progiesslvi patty of the I'nlted States, It Is the, part) that gave ou that liberal fran chise whli h on never injojid under tho mouaiihy. putting eveijoiie of )ou on mi iqusl footing with the rlilic; ,m' ""'" "" " ""'' """ '" man lu the cinmti) What are Hu,1111' Hawallau Islands ovet sinco they Deinociats olTerlng )ou? Only ti,c '.hud u Judklnry. plea lh.it be.iiuse Cleveland tried to! The Clrni.il Ju.y as sworn In nro ns icstoie the monarch) )ou idiould liO "1,WH- DemoLiats. You nil know that Mr. Parkei as a Minister and I as a Judge of Maul went down with the monarch). I l-l l 11" vwui ciiu ivrjiillilli-illl jiti! i. I see by the imperii that approaches I. .. ,. I.r.r... . ti. In . .... ... Inln ll... II. 111. tll'l'll III.1IIU 111 llll 111 Jlllll HIV Deinoc.atle party. Wo Invite )ou on the broad arena of the Republic to loin tho Hi publican part). You have, tho wotd of Llliuo Kill. ml that the I'nl'cd StatcH Is hero to stny. You have all to lose with tho DemiM rutlc part) nnd all to gain with the Republican partv Your voice shall be heard. It must be hca id. in matters of Hawaiian wil ful e. Mr. Kepolknl then spoke in Ha wallau. Itepiihliciin I'niHpcrlty. Cluis II. Wilson said they were le celved in I'lilladephl.c with the hand of fillowshlp, and could not have been ttcated bettet If they belonged to tho favoied line I'hii delegates from the midst of the PiHltle ocean received the gieates tciTiitlon of all Talk about tho brown people holnx blighted- they had tomtit It the other w.i) It wns not because they weie Hepubllcatis, fill 11 e Democratic delegate's weie Just us well lecelved nt Kansas City. After tiarcl Ing over tho country for KO00 miles lin could iiHsuro them that McKlnley and Hoasovalt' would bo tliolr next Prcsl- dent and Vice President. In tho past three jenrs the Itepiibllc-nns i-u I brought the .Nation from a condition of bankruptcy to one of greatest proj- perlly. and how could nny man ot ngalnst them? Ho asked every Ha- wulliin to ask his friends to Join tho Itcpubllcnu party. People wo met lu traveling 10.000 miles told us that the Hnwallniis must bo recognized nnd not have their local affairs controlled by strangers. The Itepublleans bad giv en Hawullaus what they never hnd Mil- der tho monarchy, tho right of frun-1 chlse unrestricted and without con.ll. .. Hon of paving their taxes. In view of the prosperity brought to the t'nl'ul support the Republican party. Scvvnll LiiucIh UelciiiitcH. Harold M. Sewull opened with n pleasant word for the Democratic dele gates before him. As the only man from the Hawaiian Islands who had seen the Republican delegate Philadelphia and Canton he testllled to Hawaii's most creditable representa tion. If tho hnrmotiv In the delega tion prevailed In tho party hero suc cess would bo assured. Ho acknow ledged the great honor they bad glv,i him by securing bis election on tho National Committee. Wilson, patient. (Continued on pa go 4.) FIRST GRAND JURY SEEN IN HONOLULU J. P. Cooke Fined for Tardiness -Geoige R. Carter Excused -List of Grand Jurors Sworn. The August term of the Circuit Court of the I'liht Circuit opened at lu a. m., Judge Humphic)s picsldlng. High Sheriff A. M. ilrowu called tho (iiund Jury. J. P. Cooke was lined i"S for being turd) In appearing. An ap plication made by O. A. Davis, attor ney, to have the Duo remitted was de nied. Ceo. R. Carter was excused be muse ho Is a member of the Tnx Ap peal Couit. John Mitchell was sworn as bailiff to the Grand July. The Court made a lengthy charge to llio Jurors ilellulng their duties. This Is the llrst (hind Jury to sit In Honolulu. The courtroom was crowded at the opening. Judge Humphreys promul gated n rule that none but membeis uf the learmi! professions. olllcrH of the il'llliri .111,1 llfllllll ti.nrii.u lit rnu.Hi ,.(i ,,,,,, (,,,,,,, ,'V ,,.....,,11,1 1,, 1,1 II ,,,,11, Inside of the bar. This abolishes n privilege uporteiH have enjoyed befaio tri ,1 un. .iii.i 1... .iii.iiiii, .1 ... it. ,, li...... I ii. I., vvaiiy, loreiiiau; vv . li noogs 'i: A. Mclniiuy. John Hlllnirer J 1 1 Mclionn, J. S. Walker. L. C. Abies, C. A. Cialuim. V.. I Sialdlug, F M Lew- ' Is. T. W. Ilobron, W. (i Asbl -y IMwin Heuner, M P. Robinson, C II. Atlier I , ""' h""- "l,,a,- Jr" w - M-"T. I A F. Cniiki. Trial Jurots i Monday next from 11 10 to : weie exciued until The Court took lecovs o'clock, New Tug Fearless From 'Frisco Sunday The tug Fearliss arrived In port at 7 20 o'clock Sunday evening after a i,p f a(t yi, (ays from San Fran dsio She Is a handsome bo it of lu tons gross and it length of llili feet ml will ceitniul) do cridlt to Honolulu The Fearless Is loiumnuded by CIIIk-u llrokaw formerl' on the Hellatlie Not least lu the Republican demon stration Satuiday night wns thu bo't flru near Kuumakaplll church rulni. It was a good one. J, I). MoVjlgh, tito flro king in chargu, was clicmed by Itiu marching Republlcons ns thsy iwusej thu blazing pile. dub stable company Ab and Enlarces-Capital Increased to $5Q,000--Big Equipmjnt Added. The gooil will and equipment of Ifv? Pantheon ami Hotel Stable hat been (onibltieil with tho Club itlabltf nnd the whole will hereafter be ecu ducted by the Club Stables Compin)' under the mntingement of C. A. IJoJ llna. This deal which has been con summated within the past few chjrg will make the Club Stables ono of the largest concerns of Its Mud In tho Ter ritory. A part ot the deal Include th In crease of the Club Stnbles capltiil stock to $.V).(M0. I'or the lncreapj stock the former Pantheon end ilotJ Stables management turns In It horses, rarrlages. In fart all the spl;n- 11.1 n.inli it, itttit lit , it linn lti Pin n), ,, ,,,,,, ttpre lle. gtroJp 1V lr(, ,ri( ' 8t'n,,pll w)i mmedniclv begn enlarging its present buildings to give rouimodlniiK quarters for Its In creased business. Dove Shooting Poor. Although n largo number of sportv- men were out Sntutday and sumny nfter doves, but very few were adgw-l. "''The birds have become very wild ar.ct are scattered. Added to this, they My veiy high and nre hard o get it. Captain J. 11. Hlack. one of the crick shots of the city, traveled nil the war to Moanalua and back nnd only got s. little over a dozen birds. It Is probable that there will be X very little more shooting done until Hi crcgular season opens in Septem ber. ., ... i i. o. o. r-. At the regular meeting of tho Poly nesian Hncampment No. 1, I. O. O. f-, held In tho looms of the llaimo-iy Lodge Friday night, the follow In; n'n cers were Installed- C. P., el. W. U. King; S W. C. Charlock; H. P., J. II. McVeigh: T.. F. Wood; S.. I). U U I'letie, I. W.. F. C Poor: t!., J. C Mnrtlu: I. S. Ceo Johnson; I. W., KJ Hlnglej, ; . II W. Howard. Coinpnny Is Winn Aijnln. Coinpatij F again defenteil the police team In the shoot at Hie Ivvllei butts S.i tin !.i afternoon, tho seme beln? 109 to 37ti or a margin of 1.1 point. The Individual scores were as follow. Police dipt. Kanae. II; Kupehel, M: Pohnkil, 3S; Pe.ihl. M; llubbe'.l. 39; Mills, 3S; Cixkott, 3s; Kawn, 3?: Niilpo, il'.i; Cardner, 3i!. Total, 370. Co. I' Noel), IS; Fenelra, 10: tlou vea. 13; Store), 3S; llurnette, 33; Rhodes, 1.1; Petterson, 10; Coster, 3?; Johnson. 13; Costn, 40. Total. 101. Young Street In Hud Klmpc. Young street where digging lu con nection with the sewer lias been gotnt on of late. Is In very bad shape. Th many ditches have been fllled lu Indif ferently nnd the dirt has settled, leav ing dnp ruts that make It Itupnislbl for n vchlili to be driven along at anr thlng but n waMi A faster p.uc vv ould line nn n liiol.cn snrltu: We would remind ym that vveliaveul rfctived another line of : G hN P tup-ti-Jate (verytllsh)OXFORUS -IN RUSSIA. HLACK VIC I KH), 'PATENT l.liATMER Medium weight ol, tip perforated ani plnkeJ. Any toe you want. A Swell Shoe for Swell People NONE lll:TTI:R. PHW AS GOOD Manufacturers' Shoe Co. jmk GENTLE (H HEMIND ' flK ER m 7 . $ JUili a. L i -wU. ii?' ?-. ait.-4 v .iittWiV'Ji-ft- if. s. -it - u i fij.r :' J- .$&.&,&& &" -&&- i-Tt