The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, November 4, 1898, Page 2

ieee ae Cody thet whieh p THE PADUCAH DAILY SUN Published every afternoon, except Sunday, by THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, Preeipert PRESIDENT SRORBTARY wasenS JUST RECEIVED — taut ty ®OOO02008 lamson John J i. ‘No. 214 Broadwa WVVVTVVTVE © OBB FOR LADIES, MISSES, CHILOREN Daily, per annum in advance. $ 4.50 Daily, Six months “ 2.25 Daily, One month, ‘* ‘* 40 Daily, per week. . 10 cents Weekly, per annum in ad- 1.00 Better Values Never Shown Tan mixed cheviot jackets, velvet col lars, sizes 32 to 42, worth $7.00, for $4.9u. Handsome cloth jackets, box front, vel- vet collarssin tau, blue or brown, a regular] ,, $10.00 wrap, for $8.40. The most stylish gar- ments at the price you ever saw— these satin broadclogh box coats in tan, brown, blue, red and black, with satin linings, only $10.00. We Have Just Bought ‘Wa sample line of misses’ jackets, sizes 12 to 16 feng —_ years. They are the best #77 LeadingsParis papesr express strony "FRIDAY, NOV. 4, 1898. ‘The people of this district must not wget that there is one issue befor the voters at this election which is of vital importance, and that is the bel election law, Upon this vital question the two candidates before the people hold diametrically opposite views. Mr. Wheeler is a staunch be- licevr in Goebelism as set forth in the Goebel election law; Mr. Reeves is opposed to the infamous bill and has come out fairly and squarely for hon- est elections and for the rights of t people as exemplitied in a free ballot and a fair count, se ‘The Boys:— Bob, how do you make such big sales? Bob :—1 give my customers a piece of Battle Ax! “It is no longer a secret that the quality of ttleAx PLUG “ae SSS goods made, and offered“ approval of the speech delivered at you for 1ess than the usual wholesale cost. The prices for these nobby] Worcester, Mass., by Senator Hoar, coats are only $2.00, $3.98 and $4.98, in which he denounced the so-called policy of American extension. One paper quotes the speech fully and re- marks that all political men of Amer- Bring the For Good ica ‘‘apparently do not agree with the Little Ones Warm policy of conquest.” This attitude of the French papers who are all in sympathy with Spain and are voicing Hore Cloaks 1 These} Wemoeratie vietory next Tue Very popular, — These} once at least in American histor new plaid reefers, ex-| foreign enemies are hoping and pray- tra heavy, braid and| D# for a democratic vietory at the 7 polls, buckle trimmings, 8 Pretty eiderdown cloaks, white thibet fur trim- ming, 98c. Heavy cheviot jackets, sizes 6 to 12 years, for $1.49. A complete transformation of the to 12 years, our price} geography of Central America on $2.75. vember 1 by the birth of a new repub- lic, the United States of Central America, and the disappearance of the republics, Nicaragua, Salvador and Honduras, except as states of the new union. Senor Corea, charge d’- aires of those republics during their Zs, ~, J You Can’t Afford to Miss - TheseGood Value:: ribbed winter vests for ladies, 25¢.] ‘™ lined Egyptian cotton union suits! New metal and jeweled belt] informatin of the changes effected at 50c. buckles, 25, 50 and 75c. and the form of governmet of the new Astrakhan collarettes, seal trim-]} Military blue, redand plaid neck-]7¢Ppublic. As indicating the dignity ming, satin linings, storm collars, | ties, 25¢. and importance of the United States . Ready-made eiderdown dressin; Fancy silk, satin and velvet shirt | sacques, light and dark colors, 95¢]0Ut that it has a population of about waists for less than the materials | and $1.45, two million‘ an area of about 110,000 would cost you, $4.90 to $5.90. All-wool novelty dress goods, |*auare miles, a great stretch of se Our extra-size cotton-filled com-|thirty patterns to select from, 25¢] ost on the Atlantic and Pacific, and fort, made of twilled cretonne, is a| yard. the site of the Nicaraguan canal, rare bargain at $1.00, Outing flannels for wrappers and| through which commerce will ulti- Children's seamless heavy black | night gowns, 5c yard. mately pass from ocean to ocean. cotton stockings for 10c pair. Kabo corsets, the most perfect ego ” Extra heavy, silk-taped, fleeced, | fitting corsets on the market, $1.00,) .. MPROVE BROaDWay, It is to be hoped that the mayor Standard Patterns will not relinquish his plan of having M agents for these celebrated patterns, and guarantee them to} *Ubstantial street and sewer improve- ieee AEE Anais Sor tion celebrated pattersia, and gparanien them Agi Tate His nian in tistie tiiaids brand. Prices 5 to 20c—none higher. to the amount of $100,000 “for street There is Nothing Lacking improvements failed of*passage ; but, it is possible that a plan for issuing bonds for a less amount might be fa- to perfect our millinery department. We take} ” “ y this*business seriously, believing our patrons} OTbly received by the council. worthy of the very best millinery that mone: y The mayor might modify his prop- and brains can supply. ‘The particular attrace{ ition 80 as to include Broadway and tions this week are a new market house; such a proposi- RICHLY TRIMMED tion would juvolve much less expense and would secure two most BLACK VELVET HATS improvements. Not a day passes but tylish felt sailors and walking hats, all} that the necessity of a modern str cdlors, 50 and 75¢. bed on Broadway is emphasized. Ey- Children’s Tam o’ Shanters, 50c, ery heavy rain proyes that storm sew- 4 Traveling hats for $1.25, $2.50 to $5.00,}°"S re 4 necessity. And the mud “! hat covers Broadway for days after Rugs at Quick-Selling Prices hey rproof that that ate a rain is another proof that that steet Just three numbers from the hundreds of good values: wat be ingecnes. Smyrna rugs 26x60, $1.48. Public improvements cost money. Best quality 36x72 Smyrna rugs, $3.50. Ladies’ good quality heavy fleec: They cost too much, as a rule, to be Entirely new line of large Smyrna rugs, sizes 48x84, for $5,00. taken out of the annual income of the , Be EID} 8 48x84, for $5,00 city. The only way that the expen- 2 diture incurred for the {construction ur h of new streets can be properly distrib- uted {among the people for payment % . . DAL EN 98 by the issuance of bonds, se ‘The materials now used in shoes for the youth, comprising vici kid, casi. &_extenied 5 f box and kangaroo calf, certainly warrant the assertion that at no prior} yuan. Paducah needs more Ps reet i ; time were the same facilities offered for artistically shoeing the gtow-| yrovements, but she cannot get tl ay ing generation,’and prices so low. crest eb pda loom g0c buys line of child’s kid shoes, sizes 5 to 8. pts a 75¢ buys line of child's kid shoes, 8'¢ to 11. - 75¢ buys line kangaroo calf shoes, 5 to 8. MAINE VICTIMS REMEMBERED. 75¢ buys line bright grain shoes, 5 to 8. 80c buys line bright grain shoes, 84¥ to 11. American Graves in Havana Are $1.00 buys line bright grain shoes, 1149 to 2, Strewn With Flowers. $1.00 buys line kid or kangaroo calf, 8}¢ to 11. $1.25 buys line kid or kangaroo calf, sizes 11's to 2 . ne cat a eyes Dae Saree waters “a ws JANSEN, NOV. $1.50 buys line kid"or call, sizes 2° re oy ' ‘ ‘strewn upoh tlie “gra All of above are solid, good wearers. fics ae tes Maine tisaay See our general line for fall in all grades, You will like the s} Iteis a Cuban custom to p ‘nd the pe 8 goods upon the graves of the dead upon All It might be well to look into our low shoe stoc The prices are very low at this season of the year. and Cuban young women the American commission y autiful tr j ked the com- m y rious Cuban societies and privat : zens. By night the graves were i 219 BROADWAY SUICIDE TRACED TO DIET. Dr. Haig Says It Is Eating Meat and 221 BROADWAY ¢ in fact, at the bottom of all Paid out by Blanco’s authority Mon- day. ‘The money went for various acid is, incidence of suicide tallies with the} ment is tfar Sbehind in the payment Drinking Beer. nual and life fluctuations offof claims, The paying out of large| tha decision in the election'law]| 9% $20,000,000 is believed by the Dr. Haig is of the opinion thet sui- in the blood, being common-) #Ms now i pointed ont by the Span-| test cae will not he rendered until biehope of the church to be se . . : H ards a idence tha eir govern- e! e election. ne of the four}appropriate expression pOssib cide may be traced to error in diet, q most abundant, tment will use all the money it'ean to| democratic Judges, it is said, wantsltherecatimente ee Pe i the error being the eating of meat,| namely, in the mornings, in spring} pay their bills, leaving as few bills as} more Lime to cousider the case, and meet, M the drinking of beer and of tea and] and summer and in childhood and] possible unpaid. his unwillingness to act immediately | The invitations to Methodists to The admission of cattle duty free] 5 cuts down the customs revenues ma- | ¢ terially. Shipments in the island at much, and,{ present are very light. . for a certain Mona Moeday weve 000, : usually larger, but the m s, we would go} having as Little as t unsuitable] ing thi the smoking of tobacco. His facts all fall comfortably into their places in support of his hypothesis. Are there not more suicides among men than among women, and do not men con- sume more meat, more beer and more tobacco than the women? Again, sui- cide is more common in England than the full prime of life We have no doubt that errors of diet are responsible for wz other th her of suic further and adm They are rehants American tariffs will be lation between nutrition and waste} tinue 2 spe Jess as long as the Span- | a in Scotland, not apparently because| and tite consequent loading of the tis- Hie etenioae Chatean ‘Lastt best” the Seotch are a more canny race, but} sues and the blood with abnormal] {sailed for whence she will because the English eat more meat) products of metabolism, have much to] take a, ni and drink more beer, while theScotch| do with that ill temper and discon-| Holguin district to Spain, stead of beer. After maintaining that| hands violently often upon theirJan order ssolvings the Movilize~d ¢ suicide less common among the] neighbors aud sometimes on them-| dos. This corps was for service in the] ¢¢ Scotch, it was hardly polite when.ad-| selves. All this may be taken for] Havana district and, was only diffe dressing a Scotch audience, to iy on| granted, but it is at present farfrom/ were paid. By this order to say that suicide ineresied with civ-| proved that the peccant material is in| diers are disbanded. The Hathaway ilization. But the fact was explained} all cases the same, and till further] 4nd Isabella have arrived, M on the ground of more injurious diet,} are we from being agreed that uric} Don’t _you that of civilized man bein pro-| acid is the origin of the evil--Ho* | Cure w guaranteed to cure you? , ‘uetive of uric aeid and thus of sui-| pital, es Be th A: Ore nsition stage, has received detail-; A Committee Will Goto Frank- of Central America, Mr. Corea points] needed | comeliiis 1, S| asse floral | t question of annexation will remain in issioners to place upon the graves of | dye. the Maine victims in the Colon ceme- ae tery. Gens and Butler ¢ Pe tt the comethy eed] ginia regiment at Camp Poland re- i were also sent to the cemete: - | fused to obey orders from their white | which was most hidden with flowers. iment Three hundred thousand dollars was| *!!8 pressure this, and, according to Dr. Haig, thefgman pills, for the Spanish gov ders. The lee- | averted by the thoughtfulness re} The Port. Vie’ possible now, hop-| New York with si i ; t low- | when y Ciet, derangement of the proper re-Jer. The customs collections {will con-| found 1 bara, load of Spanish soldiers of that] at Levin The camp} fe aay - ¥| Judge Paynter handed down an opin 3,000 so jon holding th those yotin, koow former decision, Flanhetion. Oni} | Diislie’ dissent. fivent ahs opinion, Kar, Hye, Nose apa} The Hon, John Wap t Led ‘ is different from that of any other chewing tobacco ever made. It stands to reason that it is better than any other chewing tobacco: or why does it sell five times more than any other brand? You can fool the eye —with color. You can- not fool the mouth with taste. Battle Ax tastes right—chews right —costs right and is “right.” FRemember the name ‘when you buy again. SOOCOLSS COGS BECO he office. An epidemic of among the Spanish soldiers a Wan Distillers Think Whiskey Valu- ‘ ation is Too High. Heavily small-pox prevai Gibar ‘Taxed on All Sides. tary hospital, and the soldiers are ing in large unmbers daily. ‘The Se ae snd volunteer infantry, p ior at that plac fort inthe Hope of Reducing the Tax Valuation. suites" | INCREASED FORCE. misville Commercial says . scutive committee of the Ken- | Good News for the Railroad Me y_ Distillers’ association is plan Additional Help to Be ning a movement to tempt to secure a ra Secured, the sta ation purposes nounced by State Auditor Stone as 8 pe yarrel, tah eet eee Will Get More Men tu distillers argne that they have Pow Deve ur after year on the . in the aggregat ae eanns rw very fast, when It will xl w other ti hiskey ave] the railr ur th taken ey will ask | who were laid olf rece that reduced tofthe force, to learn that there is 5 reason to belleve t force in the seoairers’ department at the | up at} Central shops hi ! fnere thi rat 1s will be taxed] to a cot fully in proportion to other merchan- dise. Mr. J . Thompson, of Harrod burg, president of the association, has been'asked to take the initiative in q the movement, but he has not yet 1 ded to accept the The war tax has been heavy drain local whiskey men, even if that they cannot be turr in small installments. ly ene Supt. Hara piece of paper has to be stamped ffor y _ recommended every move it makes. In e “in- a large par stances the one transaction of borrow: [and the ing money on warehouse to Supt. R common. practice, the stamp tax has to be paid eight times for each trans- action before it is completed. One distiller, not by any means the est in the city, said some time that his contribution to the fund would reach of the year warded of the mec for his approv approve it and tb ditional men wi and the restoration will about the nth ¢ The exact number of te work will depend on lang ago war tax #200 before the end judgmen of Master Mechanic Hassman THANK OFFERING. United States Senat Kyle has re Jan pudiated the popul ty management in South Dak Methodist Bishops to Raise Will oppose fusion as arran ‘pues : > element now in control of Big Sum of Money. Plan the party ms leave t th: should lead to strike hard. At t Britain's prepa little room to dou shoda incident ows, Jolin Bull wi every British naval station through- out the world British warships are stripping for action and taking on full supplies of K ul and ammunitic There is no bluster about it, but th inetaath y, grimness of the British attitude is] Springfield, Mass., No having its effect on Gallic nerv Mane mite. 116 rst Provisional government of Cuba, has wired to Washington that the Cuban ably has not yet convened owing to lack of quorum. — It is believed at Washington that the assembly will not be antagonistic to the policy of administration, but that’ the for Twenty Millions, Task, Seemingly Impracticable, t By > Means Impossible, Say Those Interested. 4—Th to be asked to ¢ 000 for a offering tund.’” devoted to charitable and educational institutions now ntribute $20,000, ance for the present. The negro soldiers of the Sixth Vir- the benefit of the human race. offlc given a plaint acked up by & White re med for complaints through the pre els and in the 1 It is believed at_ Frankfort send in their money will probably be ued very soon, #8 the conference of the bishops adjourned tonight. These invitations will be sent to every corner of the world, and the advo- Meers and men | Cates of the movement have no doubt He] the sum named will be secured. All bund no provisions for sick perosns, |the details of the proposition are not earcity of me completed, and mach must be doge Alger says the order re- | before the full plan is matured, sform Camp Hamilton,| The task of raising so large » sum : oe be re sclnded. a8 $20,000,000, seemingly impracti- iba fn a month, and there is Kran |cable, ie by no means impossible, eculation to why, in the mean-|®8Y the bishops interested, ~Bishop me, dt should be deemed necessary | Andrews, for instance, while not the o wend them to southern camps, most sanguine of those who attended In the appellate court Wednesday | the conference, is confident the sam raised will astonish the skeptics. He recalls the fact that as far back as 1862, when the 100th anniversary of the first Methodist church io the United States was celebrated, a fund ‘of $6,000,000 was raised with com- i and dispatch. eems to banish hope of the ear sion heretofore expected, Another transport horror has beet ( de- litary governor of San r was about t agg ail for poving troo} it two-thirds of those roposition may carry ‘The opinion reverses a Judge Guffy and majority on the issue, ben stat ch, |city for ladies or gents. There are 1,000 patients in the mil The Car Repairers’ Department w,| bas alresdy shipped the members of the Mefhodist Episcopal Shurchivalpariget ihe world axel wentieth century thank he money will be maintained by the Methodist church and will be one of the grandest contnbutious any or- ganization has ever undertaken for The ‘‘twentie'h century thank of- fering’’ 1s inteaded to be an expres- -|sion of the thanks of the people of ;| the Methodist church for the comple- tion of twenty centuries of Christiani- “|ty, and the proposition to raise by voluntary contributions the vast sum ble part of the $20,000,000 will be expended in Afric i Bishop Hartzell tc becoming prepared for civilization We have a good church established in Liberia, with nearly 2,000 pupits There are 85 missionary workers in that republic, We hepe to greutly extend our efforts in that continent. "’ You take po rsk on Plantation Chill | Care, as it is guaranteed to cure. ‘WILL GO WEDNESDAY. | faites | Preparations Being Made By the Elks for Their Trip to Cairo. Will Be aw Banquet on the Good | Boat inthe Afternoon, Time Auvticipated. Paducah Lodge of Elks last night J accepted the invitation of Mr. Saua- ders Fowler to avail themselves of the ‘courtesies of the Dick Fowler and make the trip to Csiro next week |'Phe lodge decided to go down next | Wednesday, All members are to go free, ¢ ad may take their families or friends at a reduced rate. } A-band will accompany them, At | Cairo, after the boat lands, a banquet | will be spread to the Elks, at which |there will be invited 25 representa- {tive citizens of Cairo, ‘This over, the {members will spend a few hours looking about the city, before return- {ioe home, It is expected to make the ove on Jone long to be remembered both by |the Klks and the citizens of Cairo It is hoped to have as many as possi |ble to make the trip, | who desire to go must notiy Secreta |ry T. W. Baicd before Tucsdas | morning, as preparations will have t |be made by the boat and the number Jof people to entertain must be kvows The fare for outsider dollar. - There are al number who have and all member ove ready a signed to ge COCHRAN & OWEN ,-| Sell the best $2 winter shoe in the Call anc of et us show them to you. 331 Broadway. You t no rek on Plantation Chill Core,as it is guaranteed to cure BiG TOBACCO DEAL. The Owensboro Messenger says A big tobacco deal was recently closed in Owensboro whereby Mr C. Tompkins purchased from D.| Massie Bros. 225 bogsheads of lea tobacco in one of the Louis ville tobaceo warehouses, ‘I'he tota’ amount paid for the t eco about 24,000, Averaging the hogs at 1,200 pounds each, the usual weight of a leaf head, the price seven cents a pound, The entire purchase was Prior leaf “| redried and in fue condition ht carefully picked an y|leaves removed. 1t T} and in just the proper con: a Mr. stored paid isa all faulty was tioa he export trade. market, but he declined tc market, The price had been offered the foreign say what was more than Massies on the Louisville a better tobacc ville, It is of the t deals ever made here. one est tobacce CATARRH THAT OD MERCURY, a Mrs, Mary Radford yesterday was awarded a judgment against Mr, W. 8 | H. Rieke, in the case which had been on trial in the circuit court for a day or two, The suit was dn the posses- sion of about one and one-half feet of land adjoining the Commercial House lon North Third, { -| Van Vieet-Mavetield Drog Ci is reliable. We WINES OF CARD » MSELREE'S ° \Wineot(ardall FOR WOMAN'S PECULIAR WEAKNESSES, eS {regularities and derangemente. Ithas become the leading remedy for thin clas: bles Pietted and paintol menstruation, ‘or Change of Life st is the best medicine made. Ii ficial tom,’ ‘This great remedy is offered torah addicted women,” Why wit for another minute in reliot within reach? Wine of Cardui only costa $1.00 per bottle at your drug store. WINE OF CAphe Was twbacco hogs- little over It had strips for ‘ompkins = to» paid market, another indication that Owensboro is © market thaa Louts- BEWARE OF OINIMENTS FOR Poti PRICES Take Tumble at on the dry goods an our customers, Our And Comforts Are for our patrons. @n | Ladies’ and Men's Furnishing and prices, figures — our Low-Cut and chiléen please @ fortable. beautiful. call 205 Broadway. { ~all are interested. subject of glasses. We aight. do for your eyes. r eyes and for. '/Have You If not, dont’t Cali and 122 Proasway clean, lerin; lade. shirt wais fail to please, 120 North 4th St. Our shelves groan under the of GooD THINGS we have in people who do not need them. can great risk in not having {aoe t you ou Fifth and Broadway. is what ot ww: 5 I charge you $1.00 to $1.00 for same quality other parties charge you @3.50 to $5 J. J, BLEICH, 223 Broad You are pleased wi When the Leaves Begin to Fall Another Dorian’ When east recently we selected the bost and cheapest things to be found «1 shoe market. Years of experience bave taught us order to exten the trade and bold’ it,| Residence, 904 street. order to cal e ani ’ weight Office Telephone 4 16; Residence 415: store for Dress Goods Home-Made Oress Skirts, Ali Sorts of Blankets hanme, and MONRY-SAVERS Goods We are always in the front on atyles It is needless to quote Prices Are tho delight of all bargain seekers, Our SHOESfor men and women verybody. Ladies’ Capes We have capes in various styles, which are as cheap as they aré com- Our handsome FREE PIOTURES make your home more sweet and All who desire the best things for the least money should come and see us, We appreciate a JOHN J. ORIAN. ron A dOKe. OR ron NECESSITY |DR. A. T, HUDSON A sabject i Gilcn'iheress generat inter ee) W -DENTIST There are few May give Water Filter? 1) tail to see | F.G. HARLAN, JR, AQUAPURA————= © eusiest Miter on earth to soe pilves, Telephone 113 are particularly careful in the laun- of colored goods, each in such a way that ee are not waranted fast will not. ven dy Negligee shirts, starched and pl . ties, socks, ete. ironed and finished by Laundry in @ manner which cannot STAR STEAM LAUNDRY, J. W. YOUNG & SON, Proprietors. Leece Block, QO == Conservatism in is progressive and th servative, in China i ment that is consery people progressive. says, make much m eign capital than the d An Unanewerable Retort, young woman ne of out roada, urehin lugging! She A smartly-dressed was rambling along o1 when she met a small a bird's nest with eggs in the East. A Japanese newspaper declares that, while in Japan the government he people con- t is the govern- ative and the The Chinese, it ore use of fore Japanese du. brouglit him up sharply with: “You area wicked boy. How could yon rob: “RG, she doesn’t ¢: that nest? No doubt the is now grieving for the loss of her or mother said the boy, on, your hat," tacles: handling cleaned tar Steam iH. T. RIVERS Physician... and Surgeon. 9 to 104, m. 5 5 els pp.) 7:30 to 8:80 p, m. hat Telephones 68 and 996. OR, J. W. PENDLEY Office, 111 Fifth Street, ‘DR. KING BROOKS Dentist and Oral Surgeon 120 North Fifth Street. Telephone Call 402. DR, H. T. HESSIG Office 8 Adams street. DELIA CALDWELL, M, D. Physician and Surgeon Office and 522 Broadway, Office 9 to lla.m.,2to4p.m Telephone 191, Dr. J. E. COYLE Physician and Surgeon Telpaidence 1110 South Fourth St. PHYSICIAN Office with Dr. Brooks, Telephone 45. Residence 623 Broadway. W. M. JANES REAL ESTATE AND WORTEAGE LOANS =~ Sezme to Dey, sal ot OFFICB 628% BROADWAY ‘A. S. DABNEY, Camrseit Burtpmo, Ur-Stains, > OR. J. D. SMITHS , on Ninth, between roadway snd Je " ~ Residence corner Niuth and Jefferson, Tele. phone HARRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.D, Physician and Surgeon 1 8s. m., 1103p. m Offlce, No. 41256 Broadway. HUSBANDS & CALDWELL ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW 127 South Fourth St, Paducab, Ky, Will practice in ali the courts of this com: monweaitt, Commercial litigation at Se ¢ in bankrupicy @ specialty, Ctal and Surplus, $300,000 City Nation! Bank, OF PADU. 41, KY, S, B, HUGHE. tissident, C, E, RIGHARJs.4, Cashier, Interest paid on time dercsits, A \ "justifies, Capital and Surplus, $305,000.00 American-German National Bank =~ PADUCAH, KY. Pe Interest Paid on Time Offices in second nnd thd foes D Gxo. O, Tuomrson, Pres. Ep..L. ‘Arnine, Hd wy A. L. LASSITER Successor to BIB, DAVIS Architect and Superintendent a National Pi Bi ing, Third Floor ADUCAH, KY. Second Hand. Goods ‘Higaest cash prices paid by WILLIAM BOUGENO & SON 208 Court street, We also a line of new Seaee HSS if You Want Your i Dag