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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-25
THE UNION ROLLER MILL.
The Success Achieved by Messrs
thatcher & Sons.

Much reflection can be bestowed on
the growth of firms in business, as well
as on the growth of cities and of fami
lies. We oftentimes wonder why one
man succeeds where others continue to
fail. and it is not infrequently the case
that we assign the success which man
may achieve to the business in which
he is engaged rather than to the efforts
of the man himself. Of course, there
are many things that contribute to sue
cess, as there are many things which
would seem to conspire and cause fail
ures where the prospects are fully as
bright as in the case of those that sue
coed; and while we cannot always reach
satisfactory conclusion, it is safe
deduction to make, that whenever we
find success it is due to the intelligence
the energy and the foresight of the per-
sons engaged in IL.
The history of the Union Roller
Mills, of Logan, is such, and while mills
have failed in that valley altogether
and Immediately from the start, others
have succeeded for time. and then,
Ito use homely expression) lost their
grip, and waited listlessly for the COM
Ing of some event or of some person
to make them win in the race, the con-
tinued sHccess of Thatcher g. Sons
Union Roller Mills is quite remarkable,
and, in one sense, is indicative of the
growth and great prosperity of the val
ley in which it is situated, and of which
it is to-day the chief representative in
its line. 1t was the first -four mill built
in Cache Valley, and has been in oper-
alton since 1860. At that time it was
run in conjunction with saw mill. and
the same power that it used now was
then utilized to operate both the Il our
mill and the saw mill. 1t was but a
short time. however, before the milling
interests grew to such an extent that
the saw mill had to be abandoned, and
the -four mill was rebuilt on broader
scale, on its present sight, in 1865.
Then again in 1879. the demand upon it
growing with the development of that
section, it was overhauled and refitted
throughout with entirely new machin
ery, and was still the best mill in the
valley. In 1885 the market for its pro-
ducts having widened to an unusual
extent, it was again remodeled, this
time at great outlay, being converted
into roller mill, under the new pro-
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endowed by President Brigham Young
on the oath day OF July (Pioneer Day
in Utah), of the year 1887, with 9,642
acres of very fine land, located in the
heart Of that most productive Valley of
Cache. 1t is recognized to day that
much of this land IS among the finest
in the whole of Cache County. A pro-
vision was made in the deed of trust that
the rents, profits and issues of this
land were to be utilized in the building
of the institution, which the deeds pro-
vided should be named the Brigham
Young College," Not until sometime
later vast that the building, cut of
which is herewith presented to our
readers, was erected, and it is not even
now completed provisions having been
made for additional wings as the occa-
sion may require. Until within the
last two years the trustees, despite
their jealous and untlring efforts in be-
half of the institution, have found it
difficult to maintain that prestige which
the position it occupies as an institution
of learning, and the solid basis upon
which it is founded, merited. But
they are now beginning to realize
the natural outcome of their per
sistent efforts, and from the north and
the east and the south and the west
people are sending their children to this
school that they may receive the bene-
fits of training in accordance with the
provisions of the institution. The deed
of trust requires that the gospel of
Jesus Christ, as taught by the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,
shall be the basis of the college discip-
line, and the design is not only to pre-
pare the pupils for the vocations of life,
so far as a general education will Fl.
them, but to instruct them in the duties
that will fall to them as members of the
church organization on whose doctrines
the college was founded.
Material improvements have been
made in the institution lately. The
scope of its instructions has been en-
larged. departments have been ADDED,
and in many directions radical changes
have been made looking to putting the
Institution upon the basis contemplated
in the deed OF trust, namely, that 1t
should become college in every sense
of the word. The number of professors
has also been increased to meet the re-
quirements of the institution, caused by
the rapid growth of attendance.
Heretofore the people have been
averse to having children leave their
homes to attend the college; but as the
commendable results of an attendance OF
even one winter at the college
have been noted by the people
of the different villages about Logan
the desire has grown in the hearts
of parents to send their children to il
that they too might have the benefit;
that the institution is capable of afford
ing them. The result is that the col.
lie ge is growing popular with rapidity
heretofore unknown, and it is safe tt
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patrons, speaking in high terms Of the
quality of the -four, aud the eonse-
quent sat isfaction they have in hand
ling it. The products of the Union
Roller Mills have found their way into
the markets OF Montana, Idado. Wyom-
ing. Colorado, Arizona, Nebraska and
Kansas, as well as all the principal
points of Utah. The cut which ap-
pears with this article is a very fair
picture of the mill, the only defect be-
ing that it does not show the full eleva-
ton of the structure, as it is built be-
low the level from which this view is
taken. 1t commands beautiful view,
as it overlooks the whole southern end
of that beautiful valley, and affords
glorious prospect of the country that
sweeps far to the north. and keeping
within its sight field after field from
which it receives the produce that has
kept it operating. and which VIII IN
Goubtedly give it cause to continue its
busy hum for many years to come.
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featuring point, and its prominence in
the Territory, unless it should be dis
covered that there are cheaper sources
of power than water land the history of
man since the beginning has yet failed
to devise a substitute) in which are
com bined the same power and ineXpen-
siveness. The county courthouse is
located here, also the county jail, the
Temple of the northern part of the Ter
rltory, in which the great rites OF the
Latter day Saints are performed. Nee
essarily it attracts great deal of at
tention for these reasons; while its
jobbing business is rapidly ex ending
and its business houses are growing in
numbars and Importance. 1t has also
the Brigham Young College, which
the late President Brigham Yourg en-
dowed with over 5000 acres of the best
land in Cache Valley, and upon which
a fine educational institution is being
built up, which will yet be of great ad-
vantage to Logan in pecuniary sense,
as well as for good and exciting an am
bItlon for intelligence among its in
habitants. Here also the last Legisla-
ture determined to locate its Agricul
tural College, which will yet prove q
feature of advantage to this
beautiful city. Certainly there is no
pleasanter spot in the Territory than
the City of Logan, and while it may not
endure the prospective boom which ali
places nowadays seen, to crave, it has
the assurance of permanent growth
and OF a population that will always
make it pleasant for men to live there,
and which will yet enable it to outstrip
many localities that are making pre-
tentious claims for future growth.
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cess. while in the spring of the present
year, 1888, still further additions wero
made to the mill. Its Capacity was
largely increased, and very consider
aole ADDITION was made to it in the
shape OF wheat elevator This eleya
tor has capacity for 40, 900 bushels. in
aool Ion to which there are large f1onr
rooms, IN which fully thirty-fve car
LOADS OF mill stuffs can be stored. and
the productive capacity of the mill was
made an easy 100 barrels per dav. 1t
naturally took some time to make the
necessary changes, and to put mr. the
elevator, which is the largest one n
any of the Territories, so far as known
It's advantages are appreciate already.
since 1t permits Thatcher & Sons to
carrv large quantity of wheat. and to
mold IL at season of The year when the
demand for the wheat { f the valley fron,
COLORADO and elsewhere is making a
very neaVy drain upon the local mar
ket. NOT only this, but it is a positive
Dene1t to the farmers, as it enables the
mill to purchase at all times. and to
take wheat from the farmer at seasons
when he really needs to dispose of it
and which, but for the elevator, the mill
would be unable to carry. The success
ol'O dHu TO the mill
10 meet the reg uirements of Its patrons,
tells the story of its appreciation By the
public; tells further that it has been
run IN manner to merit the patron
age OF the public, or it never could have
made the advances it has. 1t also bears
evidence that it has been run at a profit,
or it never could have lived so lone, or
stood so many OUTLAWS for improve
m 'nts, had its management been uu-
successful; and, We understand, that at
an early date the intention is to incor
porate the mill. The -four it makes is
identified with the name of Thatcher &
Sons, and it is safe to say that name will
not be changed so long as it accom-
plishes the results that have been
achieved by it in the past. Its brands
of -four are fully equal, if not indeed
superior, to any in the market. The
proprietors continually receive the
most fattering testim onials from their
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The b. Y. College, Logan.

One Of the recognized institutions of
learning in the Territory to-day is the
Brigham Young College. of Logan.
Outside of the University of Deseret,
there is no institution of the kind which
has so solid four dalton, and which
for that reason, gives such great as
surances of ultimate success. It was
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ham Young, Moses Thatcher. W. B.
Preston, G.. w Thatcher, O. o. Card,
Simpson Molen, Ida 1. Cook; and its Off
GERS, G. W. Thatcher, President; ]. E.
Price, Secretary and Joseph Quincy
Treasurer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-25

The fifty reading notices herein are
copyrighted All arrangements will be
looked after. Coop Wagon & Machine
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E. BowRING, 48 w. First South Street,
carries a full line of staple and green
groceries. The leading market for Fish
and OYSTERS
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FULL LINE OF HOME MADE SUITS CON-
STANTLY ON HAND.
SUITS MADE TO ORDER FROM THE
CELEBRATED PROVO WOODEN MILLS
GOODS, SAMPLES OF WHICH SENT ON APP
PLICATION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21

A STAB reporter has been fortunate enough to
witness a dress rehearsal Of the entertainment to
be given by the Capital Bicycle Club next week.
To say that 1t is original one gives but faint
idea OF Its character. Across the spacious parlor
OF the club house q row OF tallow candles en-
shrined In tin cuspadores did yeoman service as
footlights, behind which party OF young men in
decolette dresses executed tr1ls and rouiades In
manner which would cause PATHS eyes to bulge
with wonder. At the piano was seated pale
young map, who. with weary air, acted as orches-
ira, sang two or three parts, and leveled prayers
imprecat1ons, and entreaties at the smooth-faced
individuals who were vainly endeavoring to con-
quer the art OF walking in skirts without tripping
t hewn weary sn;g young ,1 man was the well
was directing rehearsal OF his .opereita
"A New Years Reception which is to be the piece
de resistance Of the program. After the ecn0es OF
several rollickfng songs, which followed the
operetta, had died away, revised version OF the
ghost scene from Hamlet was rehearsed. 1t is
evident that the reviser, MIR. l. w. Seey, considers
that the many anachrOnismS and uncertainties
which exist in the Shakespearfan text, render It
unit for modern production, AND every one must
admire The mastery way In which such difficulties
have been handled. No doubt is permitted to re-
main as TO Hamlets insanity. The ghost con-
ducts himself much more as properly constructed
nineteenth century ghost should, unbend1ng at
times from that stern and statuesQue dignity
which has heretofore rendered the past SO uuat-
tractive. The s'Sublime Athenian Tragedy Of
Peramus and IhtSbe," which was next rehearSed,
Is given with no servlle imitation OF Days COM
robe OF Thisbe may suggest the classic drapery OF
Mary Anderson, It is believed that no actors now
before 1he public have ever conceived such
costumes as are worn by the rest OF the characters
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SPRING MEDICINE

Is necessity with nearly every This is the best
time of in which to purify the blood restore tho
lost appetite. and to build the system, the body
is now especially susceptible to benefit from medicine
The peculiar medicinal merit Of, and the wonderful
cures by, Hoods sarsaparila have made it the most
popular spring medicine 1t scrofula salt rheum
and all humoss biliousness. dyspepsia, headache, kid
ney and liver complaints, catarrh and ali affections
caused promoted by low state of the system or
pure blood.
For five years was sick every spring. but last year
took Hoods sarsaparills and have seen sick day
since" q. W. SLOAN, Milton, Mass
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for So. Prepared
only by c. HOOD CO, Apothecaries, Lowell Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR,
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CITY ITEMS

Hats. Hats. Hats.
For 8. AS we can give you fine fur stiff hat, all
colors 81 4S, S1.4S, $l.4S, I.4S, Sl.4S. Franc
One Price halter and Furnisher, cor. 7Ih and d. j
bury Palace OF Music' an elegant assortment OF
Bradbury Upright Grand Pianos in artistic cases
OF antique mahogany, French walnut, cherry,
less variety OF "Palace" and "New England
Organs Call and see these beautiful instruments.
whether you are ready TO buy or not. Factory
prices and terms TO suit the individual customer
Every Delicacy In Season.
TO get this you must go to Frank Johnson's Res
taurant, cor. OF Ninth and E SITS. n. W. You can
get Spring Chickens, shad Roe, Fresh Fish, IAN
kinds. Clam Chowder. Deviled Crabs, Little Neck
place Of business having been recently rented and
repainted will pay you to call. Polite attention,
open all day sunday.
d Per Cent Discount
on about 60 odds and ends Of Travelling Bags and
satchels. Most or these bags are OF splendid quail
ity, some are slightly shop-worn. They are all
bargains. ToPHAMs, 1921 pa ave
s1.25 SI.5O $500
American Hat Co.'S fine Derbys, latest spring
styles and eolors Fedora Soft Hats new style],
$40. Best Hat in the city, 81, at POO Pennsylva-
MA avenue, opposite Botanical Garden. 2
Remember VIZ. Merlz viii send orders,
however small, TO any part or the city. Prescrip-
tons delivered by special messengers. Money
saved on every thing you buy.
Photography, s.. AsTHoNY's, eO5 Pa. av. coll
New American Hand Machine. only 81
at ACERBACHS Sewing Machine Rooms 7th and II.
eos
Tested by Time.
For bronchial affections, coughs. &C., Browns
Bronchial Troches have proved their efficacy by a
test OF many years. Price, % cents eos
Hue Points, Soft Crabs, Crab-Meat Oysters,
Clans, Neek-Clams, Hard Grabs. Families and
hotels suppued daily. y. WHITE & Co.,
621 stn. W., Washington, DC.
Fine Sewing Machines for Rent by week
or month at AUEKBAcH's. 9TH and II. eos
S3 Per Gallon. 7jc. Quart Bottle, No. 1
Rye Whiskey, best in the world FOR the money.
orders by mail. NcGEEs 9th near ST. w&s
Phiiiips, Digestible Cocoa. delicious,
easily d1gested and highly nourtshing. B
Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists. eoIy
The silent New American No. and New
Eidfedge. {. AUKRBAcH, 9TH and II, sole agent eo3
"ROyal Glue'' mends China, Glasswood, &C,
California Tickets, j. F. Minor, B. q O.
Depot PCT
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In u 10. 'Ward" prints, 45c per To-
Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterm1lk; sweet MlIk
&C. per quart
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Condensed Iocnlx

Yesterday w. II. Douglass was excused as a petit
Juror Of the Criminal Court
Yesterday In the Criminal Court, Geo. Graves
and Emil Aontrop were acquitted Of the charge OF
rooDing VIM T. Garden or a gold watch
The Will OF the late Jonathan Kirkwood was
hiei yesterday. He leaves sums OF money to q
number OF personal friends, and the remainder OF
his estate 70 his heirs. helen and Agnes Kirkwood
residing IN scotland He names ThoS McGIn as
executor.
Mr.. W. c. Harris, editor OF the american Angler,
IL stopping at the fremont Mr.. Harris called on
DR.. Townshend and Mr.. McGinn this morning and
later In the day had a conference with Prof.
GOode and Mr.. Bean, OF the National Museum.
Yesterday afternoon i. j. Lazenby slipped and
fell In Jackson Hall alley and received a severe cut
on me back OF hiS head he was taken 70 the
freedEnan's Hospital
The ST Georges society OF this city Will cele-
brated ST. Georges day by a banquet at the Ner-
camille Club-rOoms on Monday evening.
1HR STAR has received $40 SO tor tRe Associated
CHARITIES from the children VINO held fair for the
benent OF the poor at DIR. MaSOns residence.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The WeafheY.

Publications. fp- the st hours commencing Of n N.
For the ID strfesof Columbia, Maryland, and Viz
gnia. warmer fair weather, light 10 lresh Naiiaoie
winds becoming southeriy.
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THz GREATEST CRASH you have ever seen at cts.
I'd; yelling, cts I'd. ladies' hose, cts. pair;
gloves, 20 cts. pair, and many other bargains IL
VIII pay you TO inspect at Turpin Co.'S Great &c
store 33g 1th NV
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Ausu~en,ents Tonight.

SATIoSAL-'The Corsair.@
ALBAUGH'S-Modjeska In Romeo and Juliet"
EkRRIS'.-Myra Goodwin In 'Philopene."
PANORAMA BCILDTSG.-"Battle OF shiloh"
kEKSASs.-yariety and Sparring.
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an prepared TO furnish dealers ana consumers =,
all navnrs) on the market. VIII deliver TO baItl-
more. washington ana all intermediate points. In
large or small quantities A W NiCHoDEACs, TX
celstor Creamery, Buckeystown, Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21

jules LAxsBURGH, 3l5 9TH ST., sells on Monday
and Tuesday all his short ends OF Carpets from 10
10 20 yards remarkably low prices. and also all
misnt Rugs and Carpets. Call az once before as
Sortment is broken.
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ELEGANT ASSORTMENT baby carriages, lk-plush
lined and satin parasol 81, at Singleton Fetch
rr's All -tl ST NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21

LADIES In delicate health, and all who suffer
from habitual constipation Will md the pleasant
California liquid fruit remedy, syrup OF Figs more
easily taken and more beneficial In effect than any
other remedy. II acts promptly yet gently on the
Bowels Kidneys. Liver and stomach, and does not
sicken or debilltate. All Druggists.
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No OSR CAN QUESTION our ability TO sell at
wholesale prices as we are manuiacturerS
EIsEMAN BROS, cor. 9Th and E
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WASHINGTON AGENCY Blair Camera Co. Photo
graphic Out hts, lenses, dry plates. and chemicals
=. A SCHNKIDEH, cor. Penn ave. and 18th 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21

CURIOsrTIEs FOR A DINE MUsETM-A toothless
baby, a laying hen and shy trout are perfectly
natural but man VINO has brain or nerve dis
ease and don't Use Scotch oats Essence Is enough
Of a fool TO oner himself Tor exhibition at dime
museum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21

sCYERs Be-size and life-like portrait with twelve
finest cabinet photos. s., by special coupon only,
10 be had on application.
MARSHALL & CHILLING $40 Pa ave
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STRAW M.rTISGs from 12Sc. per yard 10 &C., al
Singleton & Fletchers AS 9Th ST. NV
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SEE MERITS ADvxRrIsKMzNr on this page.

julius LANsBCEGH, 315 9TH ST., sells on Monday
and Tuesday "a special Importation OF straw Mat
Ting at 15 20 and 20 ct also one lot VI jointless
White Mating at l2k cts
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CHEW aRosenfeld's Gem" Tobacco.

JrIIUs LsSSBURsH. 3l5 9TH St, sells on Monday
aud Tuesday :. 500 pairs OF nottingham Lace cur
Iaios al ~ per pair: worth double.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21

Lawn MOWERS! LAWN MowERs,-A fine and
large assortment. Prices greatly reduced. f. \.
SCHNEIDER. cor. Penn ave. and 18th 81. NV.
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Ferdinand King Acquitted.

Yesterday afternoon, In the Criminal Court the
jury In the case OF Ferdinand King, indicted for
forgery 10 connection with the GEORGETOWN Build
ing Association troubles, was still out when the
court concluded the trials for the day. At 80
O'Clock the jury sent for the court and rendered q
verdict or mot guilty"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21

GERMAN IN FIVE WEEKS- New course now OPEN
ing Lecture chamber, SmallS building. Hours 80,
= 10 and 6:4o pm. 30 now in attendance at the
various hours cordial invitation to all on Mon
day and Tuesday.
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BCY Your CLOTHING for yourself and boys from
first hands EIsENAN Bros, cor. 9Th and E
The Only Manufacturing TailorS and ClOIhiers
In washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21

WIRE WINDOW and door screens In stock and
made TO order, at Singleton Fletchers, AIS 9TH ST.
nv
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OUB New ADVERTISEMENT
OF SPECIAL (CASH) BARGAINS
LADIES' CLOTH SUITING spring shades mira
wool: one yard and half wide. soc.
EkENCH SATTEESS. finest quality, 2jc
HENhlEIIAs. the new-styie dress-goods pure
Wool, WIDE double width; 0OBELiS BLUE. TEkKA
CoITA IAN, SER ENT. GREY AND BLACK 4Sc
BEAnIlfDL SATfEENS, French styles, 9Sc
SATIN MORE, the new style trimming; GOBEIJy
BLUE. IAN; TERRA Gotta. GREY, SERPENT
cash value H. reduced TO Zoe 1890
BLACK SURAH SILKS, excellent quality only Sc
Cash Customers who buy 30 or over win select
ONE OF the following presents: Pair of large size Dam
ask Towels. worth 81; Half Dozen Damask Nspkins
S5c,
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7TH STREET.
Casn Customers who buy $40 OF over, will select
one OF the following presents: Two Pairs Damass
Towels. worth 81: One Dozen Danask Napkins,
slJO Handsome Bridal Quilt. worth 81 .5O.
LADIES' BROAD CLOTH, yard and o half wide
pure WOOL ALI new spring shades. cash value 81, re-
CREAM kLBATRoss. e1tra-wide double width,
pure wool Special cash bargain. size.
HkNRIETrAS. extra-yyids. double width, very fine
qualify. pure wool, new spring shades. 6:.sc.
BLACK AND COLORkD SILKS. at real cost price
10 reduce our immense stock.
Don't deal with until you have priced dry
eIsewhere then you Will come prepared to appreci ate
our SonaefiuI casa parxsins ap2I
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LIGHTNING Reps. ELE

LIGHTNING RoDs. ELECTRIC BELLS. jill. Kuehllng.
LOOSE SLIP COvSRS for furniture, and all kinds OF
furniture upholstered at reduced prices at single
ton 4 F,etcher's AS 9Th ST. NV.
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WALL PAPERS, window shades, decorations, &C.
RICHARD HENDERSON, 923 + st. NV