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The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29
Notice to Mrs. $. a. McKnighl.
Grinding and Bclting.

T HAVE got nv new Boiling appAratus u n. sSs s.
order. and ana nov prepared to tura oa1 - =
best quality of -four on short notice
ground in the best manner. opTg.
JOEL HAW0kI11 11ss;Ii
ianI5s Proprietor Cotton Wooo -
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29

Letter detained for better direction. al
Harvey" Persons calling for any Of de .ho-.
letters viii please say i"adoertised"
.zar .sa II. W. FICK,P. NJ
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29

a disastrous FIRE occurred IN Boonyills
No., on December 30th. Loss, about e75,-
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29

:. sToTLER, q: Proprlesar saz Eaiser.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29
LIST OF LRnma.-

REMAINING in the EmpOr;. p
Lii usrY 18th 1883 'ie Fo<tof6ce
, 1859-05-13
Notice.
Cortland I,thridge
IL District Court.
TERRITORY OF SwAsHINGroN,E s..

TERRITORY OF wAsHINGTONl
County OF Thur>ton. ss'
In the Di>rat Court of the Second Judicial District
TO SIDNf;Y b. siMONS:
You ale hereby notified that
ANGELlNE c. SIMONS has fled her retitisn fol
decree Of divorce in said Cout which will come on u
be heard at the first term OF the Court which shal
commence more than three months after the Sth day
OF April, 1853 and unless you appear at said tern
and answer, the same will be taken as confessed and
the prayer thereof granted
The object and prayer Of said complaint, is to pro
cure decree for divorce and the custody ofthe cll
for cause ot granting which petition she alleges ne
gler to make suitable provision for the family ant
bad treatment.
EI.WO0D EVANS,
Attorney for Petitioner
Petition filed March Is 1859. 90tr
, 1859-05-13
RIl(ENNIININGI

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT a
the pubic generally, that be has rcmoved his (l1'
stock and tools from the old iaRd at Dicersons to
the building one door east Of Westbrooks Livery sta
be- where he Is now prepared to execute all kinds
BatksmthiRg on the shortest notice. Repair
ing and shocng done as cheap a. the cheapest IN
Wagons ironed amer the latest and most apN II
proved patterns, and all manner OF Blacksmith }
Ing done In a Wofkmanlike manner. Give me a call.
olympia, March ., 1859. left
, 1859-05-03

!Fron thc WaIiuc1ou states Ipm,?,, OrIzul1
To the iu,err,,,tor;.. v.,,iot ,.'a ..s... .eD.t
prouo,,ud f.w inxs S:," ""'In a We e, seht"rca to
tion of thc ph;I,J,i,h;, r !of ,ne cons,"era-
1rsrnuded wi,h mnr;. l,hora;. ~. tna' Paper has
>ior, seemed 10 dcmand Whnn ''an III '.'e oeca
tor Which s;nnla ~ -. -. "ns" esan? an inquiry
;nt;.renca tr rat 1,rpt1 y" "r ~ "o"d snce. the
ayoidahlc IN ro,,r"t .s''its ~ , Is a!Hlost nn-
ur,irl. in tho ~, ~. Ha ~" pesHsa' o' the
rn1rI hy ,},r ,cnnr ~ ;ts rIi 'se con-
Instead nf i dir.ct u rcs,,,n:a, ns ,ai'a' ~ w.,
whether tlc dssenticnf 1,rn,nera ~ ac question T'
Tho w.. rs,,;.s ~ "rus.",1e 10 te opposlt'on,
ca,, he M nnpA,,cr n.aast,! =, ,i', tlnt there
w. alhnr,. -, H., nU ~ '!.t "Ptns;non 20 long as
crat;r nnrtr n,5 w. "e'sseo lai1h OF te Demo-
ela.'e PUTTY, ana We meditate no arossacy when
, 1859-05-03
%nfS(,ELL.1~}.E0L'S ]TE.uE.

~ man Irving near Nashville, who had
been absent in California sou,e three years. on
coming home recently, found babe only nine
mcntls old living i'll the cradle. With i cruelty
almost dlabolical, tie at once cut oil tile in4nts
eat to aFcngc tis - wounded honor" The
scfeanls of tile little sufferer called III tlc FAM
lily. when the infuriattd nssl1, learned that The
child belonged to ntinhbor who WIS visiting
l'is wl!c; he had 10 tlct to escape lyncil!n5.
a Chancellor Bib, ul:o recently died in
" 1shlngtun, 1T the advanced are Of eighty five
was aH extraordinary man, lie bore wonder
tul llkclcss III person to ChiefJustice Marshal,
AMI WIS Il lnuu Of the sasr class, and tie same
conformation. To tile last, he wore louG, black
SILK st"eAlnE>. knee buckles, aud white clayat
nid r',tites, and long quene Eut what is most
remarkable. he never LOST his passion inr lis
violin, aud would take it now and then in lis
study ior amusement. His habits OF life pre-
sc1:1el Il model Of moderation.
- LonE~wintcd persons can gather lin,
from thu following:
Here, John," said the gentleman I" his
servant OIL horseback in the rear, '.co.:.t for
ward ind just take holt If my horse whilst |
dismount; and after am 'li~n,ountcd, .lon,
ron ,ds1'!ount, tuo Then. John. III -.irt' the
Saddle ot your ll"rse. and pun it down; :'srs1
Sou will please un=ir,!l tie saddle Of my hur>*.
and put il down. Then. Jul4i,, take III, tie sad
ttlr ot ynuf horse, and Put and Er1ll il I'll my
horse. Aftrrwar. :, .!a!:t. take up the >.:,!,l.
u lny horse, and pnt and 4i1th il OF y.nr horse
IEell John. viii seat NY self III yuur >;:,;ti!e,
aud we will resume our journey. B!"s, HE,
ls':srr, SAID III. man, why couldn't Vol haze
simply said, Lets change s.....tlrs:'
SrSrAr -tArs,:NA:,1s * -SEw OuLEASs-il.c
n. U. Crt>''"f Of Monday says:
Miss Mary Way tnok her celestial WAY from
the PLACE d -tr'lics last evening, in tile air slim
l'al.l Murphy, attended as usual hv her "af-
'ait cavalier, l'r"t. Wilson. Irot. Wilbur,
uni his b.. sa'ukc-i'illnon. .ni .tI liti]r be-
i'lc, !iaviH5 gone N, notwithstanding :ltl come
'l"wn c:lilu,anN, HeGnvr ih" No,,,l,v was l.irIv
''l''cT way. i'tli vert otf Toward the t.t il,
!: 1"rth" rserly direction. We did M, wait Ia
i:'ar h"w "r where they !An,'c,l / good c,o:. u.s.
''i:lult' it!l:!: tue ctjsr.l..> In The >>;.i,u
anu thc n>t:sl Hi:r:itl> itttd ihr streets nut
s''ie. Miss Va: wore itavrr i;!uu.uc:. hat, Il
t'rtl!u>ipn "i black rIr::ir,> :; t1aek s .::.,~s.
and stylish gray s!l:" :.:nl looked YER: ,7ef-
y rs az Vent IN. -. sceEs to tti.: il! be-
ia:1 blown sky high.
4 ypun. lady named Matilda SAWYER.
said 10 have brrn very beautiful and intelligent.
ard "f,n w"s +" haze ltcru married u few tly>.
wa> bsrnr.l tu death in New Yulx yr>:y:,iay
:a"'ni'ag. about Two ocick, Lv l,ur.,i,. Hull
lamp exploding, and setting her dress III lire,
IN inluc.t WAS held M !l"r v!.a,ird 1i!.:.::.s.
:'nd thu gapcrS say 81 verdict wa~ rendered in
accordance with the facts" And 81 cn.:s tie
matter until anul,er ,it1in. to the yi:!s:l!u:I*
stull turn>l'e. paragraph for the newspapers.
, 1859-05-03
FEhS0.%.EL IND F0LIT{E.&L.

Mr.. Isaac Adams, inventor of tho Adams
printing presses. has disposed Of bis patents
and entire establishment at Boston to Col R.
Hoe / Co.. OF New York.
The Journal 1u Ia contradicts the announce
nlent Of the death Of ". Alexis dc Tocquevillc,
which appeared in the London Tins. He is
represented to be lying extremely low in the
Isles de'llieres.
-Nourry Pasha is II hopeful sou-in-law. The
first thing be did after he was married to thu
Sultan Of Turkeys daughter, was to borrow
so1",111 from his fa,lcr~in-law' banker.
Capt. John Pomcroy, Of Cicvelund, Ohio, il
ajourncyman printer in the winter, whcu Liz
lakes are frozcn and in the summer commands
vessel. He is HOW about to Sail from Clese-
land for Liverpool in the shooner Gold Hunter,
Of which he is part owner as wcll us the skip
per.
A correspondent Of The Boston Courier,
writing from Florence under tie date of April
., says: ''The lion. Charles Sumner is here,
absorbed in art, but looking worse than lad
expected. lie is obliged 10 be in bed till noon
to rest lis spine. which still troubles lin
greatly
M. Ncjan. French Consul at Ncw Orleans,
has been arrested fur l'arboring free negro
sailor who had deserted from his ship. The
British, Spanish, prus>ian and Belgian Consu|s
have vigorously demonstrated against it, as IN
infringement Of the privileges and rights uf
consus.
The jury in the case Of Mr.. Sicklc= were out
20 minutes. All but one wrre ready on the ill.,
slant fur verdict Of not guilty, and lie soon
caule TO it. The delay seems. however, 10 have
bccn mostly for appearances arkc,--to MAIN
tain the >olcmnity of thu farce.
Judge Petit, newly appointed to the Sn.
preme bench in Kansas, s,1Stall,s the well cafutd
reputation ni tie Government oii:ci.}s in that
Territory. lie is still ID. D., dirty dog Us
Benton savage's called kim \ Kansas cores
pendent says the Judge wears clean linen and
good storc-clotLcs, but
His private conversation il Il pudding Of
"aths and obsce,ity. No natter how slight or
recent the acquaintance Of what sentiment or
calling, liz bclchcs ont III III unbrokcn torrent Ut
blasphcmy and filth. never yielding the custom
AIRY tribute Of reserve to the conceded rights or
presumed prejudices Of total strangers
Tho New York Htrall take. IL very dismal
view Of the prospects Of the party for which it
Irotesscs 50 grcata sympathy. Here is its 1atcs
wall:
THE existing demoralizatinns and division.
II! the Democratic pariy arc exceedingly dcplor-
able. The split III Pcn1lss lyauia, the rebellion
III Louisiana, the parry rivati.S and ralo,lscs
an! discussions in Virginia. the despair Of tlle
faithful regulars in ,r North, the f1lpvactcabl..
demands of the pru slavery tire-cattrs OF tic
soalh, aud tie general disur.anizaton Of
the whole Democratic camp, wnud seem to
Justify the belief that in l~'in VIC shall have the
lust struggle. tile fiuH overthrow, and the rer-
muncut dissolution of the latc great Democratic
, 1859-05-03

After t?lu series uC brilliant yctcr;v, wo,
by the Republicans in tlir II .rrl! al -,pr;l
elections: t!n Na,!. ,oa .Sttis 1uaG,. :. c'v:..,
breast Of the real ...:lsr ~: the crushing de-
Tents ltsrHty had su5,al;lcli Her. is what il
said:
LII tEis critical Contingency they ,lllc North
ern u'alocra,s} are appalled, by !: demand ID,
stu! latthe :nd sill niuIt cNlbalrus>iIi. cuvr>-
SION. 1t IS nnl enough Hat they should alt.c-
tlun slavery IL iiA nusl objectionable rcsprct. Ay
nd'nE Ill The rrcap!ulc ot tie iu. tive ,,sut.,-
u Is hui enough t!l:t they >i,ouiu u.lsu,l SLAYER,
lnto tile 1errituiM> under cover uf the tnn>ti-
futlo'i-t is not cnnu@! that they should cuss-
Sent to fcfctsc the tr.llIulai policy 1T The gov
e!h1lleHt aud to uccrIt te liMit:sitie Ate,,-iun
OF southern lllst!tuttHns--l; Is uul enough tia,
thcs should letter THE arm ii Congress hit hr.to
so act''e atIu clGItnt III the ic>trIctinu +I SI,-
e!y' a'a evoke ti4c dormant energies ot the ju-
dclnry fr its protection III the Federal .lt,.,.,.,,
-dN tAt1' Mt~4s, a.l mar. 1t.;dt4, ;:u .l,u.G.x.
D<'a"''atV hd't Jtt'sra,: but thtir southern a>-
hoc'ates are not yet cuulrlN. II.y H-.' n.r4.
to rMttuy tie 1'u"sr RI TIE Eort,.,..f gt,: III,
propagation u +ofdr.rV. Ii Is i condition tlr,
cahnot accept II il III rAactiun ipr which they
were not prepared utter tie =olr1l4n recognition
oi SoS-!SrEEsENT1n> a1uons tl,t Fundamental
principles Vi HE paliy
flli wonder ii the Northern Democracy
no" surrender Ill dlspar: Who is surprlsvd
"aen thes sas. 1t 'a Il" usc Tor lis IL s,Iuv.;,.
1Rainst SUCH overwhelming udds-<>n vac ride
tne lsantic 1Ahatlclhn OF our OWN SECTION uH tl..
otner. 1hc cFcT-lncle4nlt. cAuctlons OF rut
Southern altirs Why attempt to brar III u,,.
DER this accumulation Of ,,lruisy t}yrr
and over again have We encountered drfeu, in
support Of Tie South. but thu sacrifice is no,,rt
sufficient. Why nuke further e.ur, when. at best
~il' be unayaI!.ls aEainst our foes, and u1,.
satisfactory 10 our 1l1enda:' Without na,,,i1u,
TO discuss the prupric,y Of thc convictions uni
feelings involved In this complaint, w have uu
hesitation in affirming t!4ut their p1cvalrucr
among the Northern Democracy c1ru1n, III,
profit by thu !es>on."
Ihe sfo9ss docs rot profit by its OWL lesson.
IN more recent articles, it claims hot only liza,
the power Of the Federal Government mu>t
be employed for tile propagation Of slavery,
but that 1.-THE Souil. has 4 moral aud ryh.t,tu-
" Aonat ri gls to inslst On the revival tr tl,t.
AFRICAN slave trade /, is >hc Douglas cen
tEal organ, md We ask the Northern Jc;uo-
Gratis to look At tine ''appAlling list Of saren-
dcrs Of principlc" they have made 10 retain
party Fellowship With Shareholders: and ". IN
this question to them: "How nu,cll ,J.,T;.r~,..
man Democracy hive they .cA among then, -
, 1859-05-03

Vh Tuesday mornn. last our sanctua1 WIS in-
saued hy our friend Joseph Hunsakcr. who
oronght with him, for our inspection, one of tic
hnsst ia3s specimens IF white wheat we have ever
ta'o Eyes On 1T this season Of the year, It was
over three fec, i'll height, Of the richest crccn
Srons aud vigorous growth. and bids fa;r To he
superior to my WHEAT yet raised in Souti, nj,
n n1is. tic tlas large crop OF il, which win hc
ivy ready fur the sickle by the first Of junc
.@ ~ no n9to"ard NJ event 'ranspires to mar the pros
r, " or farmers. VIC rather think thai the
.rt ,;,' ~ 't north. Especially those ut Free
I"rt. VII! 1c astonished 1T the specimens of Nv.
s,enltars w expect there will te on cxhibit;a;,
~ ihe State FAir frnm old Union. NJ ;n,"ud
u Keep our name up to the point already acnn;r@
ea-'he banner coau:y If Illinois C1r irui, md
nn, mmfsa n,EF Egso"'ns =" !oo tut for silver pitchcrs
thsn .nu,l,.1 s.tfnH. "a. ''r We IRE bound to bring
, 1859-05-03
educational.

ATISS HEATIr> >CllOOL-A
* A q ~ 4 tn r. S!,t E s0p,ns: wsns,.rAr Ar.l
Fupi. aia.u..t u any iu.:ax tie ttr. a7:..:1
BOARD AND SCHOOLING
Northwestern Female College.
Ta:l.u and U.a"'. 25l.
rtst c ~ !, fp E;,a,a a 'a' 1at! Ill.,, M M
''<,*S a5sx Y a:ft,, "saS T. 'es + JoSf a. H. Era, H.
JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL,
T. ~ H., McEr.e n@sr Jensr."H, chicago.
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* tn ,*..n, ,ssT: ~ il r. teeT. , aos ss es:s. Of
a.aI,; V:s,.. 51:s! ID H. 7,:;ua. M :4:ss u E1s,
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as, AL ~ ss Is as t ss s:a l.. u M 81. s ssi
fte. cD:tr;:, t.; lie vi. !. ia.;:cs /, - ;s I'D ~
aps :nac.:s . Nh. GEEAsoS.
ROY'S HIGH SClIOOL.-rilc
~ t.1:'.;:~ ~: so;::Hs.c+ MONDAY A7si! Ii. 1-a.
t~ert-@'e lnr:. M N. a,l Al Il, .!..:t ii. M":-
r.; T.: If: s /: Is ~ ~. ~ ~ s, s,
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TROY FEMALE SENIN AIRY
IT, 115, y ss: n.
us7.s''a. c:Ier liz d1sI:!a3 u :4o:e ,a-a
Twenty Professors and Teacher.
The u.s'rss IT :+ ast:tusin haze the h+.-a NJ e-
taes II lie ..4rI t:Ler. science, H.t,rv IL: "a
y; &,:s i 1 T. ,s:. - :: WI st!':e .:s:t 7; i.
'H:, II Minerals. AL she's Mas, ''hsr+ an. Mccz:..
rht :t,tIrs o,c tas.: Al 44-: &C.,: i:.1 :%.s
.,sasteE'F AaIs lea':ers "s.a.::y &C. aye. "A
.fAe s'a,s:s Drawn: a.. r.=,:=:. Ii. u; ar: w;t-
f'ur- are u!cr the dtcv:: # r.tT@t,7s u -: e'.-
Eete a'lte ability. a..s a.t chest u,: Il
l!sa'ssa.e cosa4.iy Letor~ ,ta .t1y AID fue at
lie ?ufi. received io:, TIE tar;:r, It t'c 'l; =.
s4:.c. 4tI u. H.; T.vrrt i, Ic:: ,.1:r-. sud III 49,
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a:H.ns IL. .e >! ,.t r"a::< !A.it.
r. ;;: :. 1 f. ta::; u A.: ~> 4: l., n:s,s4.'
$225.O0 pcr Annun.
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| - re:a": lie rEErAEAroI:t DEPARTMENT VI
L. E-,t..: "i 4,4 Z: Msy. :-a.
tkio So = Il :-'i:e-! At t.41- f. t.ss ~ III
tt1s' ~ tae tske >:s'1e I'D :. ia t:.,.. = t. NIL.
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, 1859-05-03

IF F7!n f:lt .II'.tsaeFo t1N1cs1t, Artll co1
We had u tremendous frost on Friday piuht
Of last week, which covered all yesetution in
this quarter. We supposed 1ilat every vestige
Ut fruit would be totally auuihila,cd by the
cold Of Jacks icy fingers. but strange as it nav
seem, our wheat, though in tue joint. and some
injured. The peaches, apples aud other fruits
have also been spared, und VIC now hope winter
is over; # SO, We shall still have plenty Of
Egypts dciicncics-ripc, luscious peaches. ap-
pies, pears, cherries, rlums and uprico1s. Tic
peaches arc plenty throughout tue whole coun-
Is, and Il our wheat comes up to the promises
now held out, and our fruit IL still spared n.
Egypt will rejoice and be exceeding glad.
, 1859-05-03

1''717 toe hatasas CIy lolfs.aI of Co.1r,erra1
w.; Me , rese'vsa M visit yesterday morning from
W"}or 10, y, Iusor o. Inc Santa fe Ga-tn< The
connected with the Indian department.
hc reports. to US thu. after passing Council
GroTc the emigration are finding plen,S Of pras.
There is old grass in abundance, and The uew
grass is sprineing up handsomely. Water is
pfem,S; mo shefe Is no trouble in finding plenty
poses He passed very large number Of FiEe's
Peak emigrants, all Of whom were in good spir.
its aud getting along finely,
, 1859-05-03


VIZ find in 1hr GAINESVILLE to4,.-r III a,lver-
siscnenl Of fSplomon Sturges, one of the wealthy
mcn Of Ohio. in which lie SETS forth his rcasons
Tor offering for sale his vast landed property.
lie adrertises the subject thus:
will therefore sell at {"'r rr;t+s nntl IN easy
terms OF payment, any ri my real estate: and 1
have great deal mure than want, ought to
have, or DESIRE
After euuuerating j number Of tracts wlcl,
he wishes To sell, lie goes on in this wise:
have alsu sumo eight or ten fine improved
iiruls in ln,1iuna, and one Of 10 acres hear Ca
lena, in lllinois, that | wish to sell believe
no man has y right to uwn more lind than Is uc
ec>sarS Tor hts use and that Of his tan;'y s;od
has no doubt wisely ordained that ltni s,urEx
should be cursed; and can truly say that XII,
exceedingly anxious 10 sell all my lands. and
gci clear OF the cl,rse.
, 1859-05-03
ThE Stcp LII Advance


ihe Washington correspondent. Of the phila-
te!rha I><ss writes:
Every day snnltiplcs evidences Of the deter
;nsna'"n ot the southern politicians to force the
democratic party Hpon the <!uctrinr ,;,a, ,hr
people of the Tcrritnries shall huve M r;.i;s
over the subject Of slavery. aud that t'on"fr.,
must protect slavery in the Territori,. i, ull
hazards AA'
The Louisville l'tn+',r"', the leading Admin.
ls'ratlnn paper IN Kentucky. nat only takes Ills
and Gov brown, Senator from Nississinn *
OUT in letter, il, which lie asserts that tht 3on,;
will he content with nothing less thaa the ,,r,,.
lection Of slavery i'll 1hc Territories iy C,,,,.ss
and the Federal Government. 7nt .4dm;n;s.
tra:'o" '.dm"tt c5 Tie North is vi.iii"y u t;is
Atr I,mIhd,
, 1859-05-03

There was great excitement, at,last accounts,
at Westport, Missouri, on thu kaus.s border. in
regard to large piece Of mechanism, with
wheels somewhat like wagon, body like the
Gao'n OF steamboat, and :;r:rs, lnasts. rigging.
Eolian C!lasiut by the editor Of the Btuusy S;1r.
but common peuIle call i, wind wagon. 1t is
intended to rim between Westport a,1d Pixies
Peak. and such is the confidence Of the Vest
port people in tile invention and its inycn,nr-
that several capitalists have taken stock. It
was to have commenced its trial trip on the sd
, 1859-05-03

KEY J: G. Aolbrook, farmerl, Of thi. ctr.
aao on' Of the editors of The Congregational
drs1d, il Row preaching in San Francisco.
, 1859-05-03

VOC WILL FIND ALL
Patent Medicines
1T B0LLES, SMITH & CO.'S,
l3l Lake !Sl,.eef.
THE GREAT WESTERN
WIZ L EsA LIE AND RETAIL
PATENT
.NEDICLEE DEPOT.
:1-li ysa va. r-re,!7
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SELECTED ESPECIALLY FOR TIE CITY TRADE
A47nc received u4ual lays ara splendid as.orHsat
q Il tas la:s Spring Styles Of
WALL PAPER AND LINEN SHADES
u various de1sHs respectfully r1te tic a,te:,ca Of
OUT CUSTOMERS and house keepers generally tia, coue5ats
fs-sas7sAln= their houses with Wall rarer and W!atvv
sacs ta oar ia:t and eon7!ete II ,ls sane
"sass alT.ys r:sparsl to e4sests
Paper Hanging
In Al ia various asIsa Ia unsu.pass$i by any
other house IN tie $taea IN the fA.ur.:.e terms
Public bu'Gaxz Chuslhes ocea and Dwelling. parsred
+! contract " ot:e1wte II SUPERIOR sts!e and al our
VOTE warranted t. E:rs perfect stacsioa motley Will be
Es.t1ttd.
III. ". ANDRES d CO..
psaera In Fan AID Decorative raper anga:h Sere:aa
b'H':s beEdt1se md Transporter. Window Shades and
Fixtures. Il RANDOLPH STREET.
n'al5.esn-et9 Chicago, Illinois.