, 1884-10-26
WiIflUUl n nItAL.
A Grand Mercantile Emporium that
Astonishes Everybody.
Conspicuous Center for the Trade
of a Whole Territory.
Warren's Wonderful Pavilion and
the Sights Seen There.
Something About the Men and Their
Immense Business.
B%ewildering Display of Pretty Art
cIes for the Ladies.
Combinations of the Bright, Beauti-
ful, Artistic and Practical.
Sales Made by the Single Dollar or
by the thousand.
BewiIdering Display Of Pretty Art
cles for the Ladies'.
Combinations of the Bright, Beauti-
full. Artistic and Practical.
Sales Made by the Single Dollar or
by the Thousand.
An Establishment Where Stock Ar
rives by Train Loads.


The new Emporium Of the f. 4. War
rem Mercantile Company Is, after five
months of hard labor and the expendi-
ture of a good sized fortune, fully COM
pleted, and the immense business of the
firm Systematically arranged and in pro-
gress on its extensive floors. The War
rem establishment, in size und complete
ress, rivals any business house in the
country, and Mr.. Warren may well be
called the A. I. Stewart or the John
Wanamaker of Wyoming.
The Warren Emporium is a cause Of
surprise and astonishment to people from
the East visiting here and, indeed, goes
way beyond the expectation of people
from our own city when they visit its in
terror for the first time. Yesterday a
LEADER reporter, under guidance Of one
of the members of the firm, made a com
plete tour of the establishment and
though, as a result of the visit, much may
here be said. yet every reader who may
IN the future as a buyer or sight seer,
visit the Emporium, will say ''the half
has not been told"
The entrance to the Emporium at the
corner of Sixteenth and Hill streets is
e across the tiled floor of a hexagon shaped
vestibule.
To the immediate left of the entrance
is a platform with two immense plate
glass show windows, one on Sixteenth
street, the other forming one side of the
vestibule. On this platform are ar
ranged on supports of curtain poles, a
most elegant display of lace curtains, silk
hangings, tapestries, etc. Further to the
left is the department devoted2 to wall
papers, pictures, wall brackets, and other
like decorations. In this department
is arranged 4 most complete sup
ply ofwaH paper embracing all the new
designs and fashions, from the heavy
Engligh handmade. worth $50 to S35 per
roll, down TO the common fats at % cents
for The same orontitv .Jrs, =, ,b;s so,-
am of tbe yeor the stoct Of wall naners on
hand il NOT 90 larre a. AZ o,bor times brt
orders are bo;nr 6ned far nev, snr;rs's
trade. All the new appliances for show
ing the varied effects of light and shade
,re in th;s 1onartmer, and Tho hrver i
rouo,,oI ar ,b.. omborrassmon oe not
trov;na how , corto;,,rottor looLs IN
certain LIGHT. In ibis department. too. is
kent the very fine stock of art works in
the pictorial line commented on favorably
by every visitor to the store. Afew of
these are Port Du Hayre, BY Molfs;
The Sprinc.n by Petet; IL Automue "
byA. Stevens: lie Dereur," by Rem
brant; lie Printempts.' BY Stevens:
the Lost Bird" by Marcus Stone:
Vie by Frank Patton Faust ct
Marguerite. - by Ferria; Der Don Juan"
BY Andriotti; .sThe Bride" by Schafer;
la Fete du Grand Pere." by Tondouze:
Battle of Gettysburg bv Rothermal:
Vein Gesang und Liebe,' by Vinea:
'Eui Autodafe." bv Won C~zachowski.
A larpe number Of the pictures are
framed and are hung in the good light Of
this part- Of the building. and in time
more will be framed and distributed