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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-05-17
Senate.
From Saturdays Daily.1

Roll call. Quorum present. Prayer by
the chaplain.
The senate agreed to house amendment
to senate bill No. 81, adding certain coun-
ties to the district school system.
Concurrent resolution by Senator Fer
rell calling attention to the inefficiency of
the postal service in Texas and asking the
Texas delegation in congress to use their
efforts to have it improved, and to secure,
if possible, a fast mail service between
Texas and the east, was called up and
adopted.
Senate bill appropriating $4,000 for
the quarantine department was laid before
the senate and tabled subject to call.
Senate bill amending the tax law was
taken up. 1t makes unpaid taxes first
lien on ali goods, wares, and merchandise
closed out by creditors by writs of attach
mert or otherwise, IT where a taxpayer
makes an assignment.
An amendment was ado ted striking out
the words goods, wares and merchandise"
and inserting properly is levied upon"
making the law apply to all property, and
the bill passed.
Senate bill providing tor a uniform sys.
tenn of text books was laid on the table
subject to call.
Senate bill authorizing the superin-
tendent of public buildings to lease state
property in Austin for not exceeding ten
years was called up. An amendment was
adopted limiting the lease of improved
property to five years.
Senator Stinson moved to amend pro-
viding that the temporary capitol build
ing may be leased to the John B. Hood
camp for five years at 800 per year, the
camp to have authority to release and
use the excess of rentals for the mainte.
nance of the Confederate home. Adopted
and bill eugrossed.
Senate refused to suspend the rules to
place the bill on its final passage.
Adjourned until this morning at $40.
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Senate.
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily
Roll call, quorum present. Prayer by
the chaplain.
A resolution by Senator Glasscock
granting the use of the senate chamber
represen tative hall and library hail in the
new capitol for the dedication ball was
tabled after much discussion, subject to
cal.
The house geological bill was taken up.
Senator Stiuson moved to postpone
until tomorrow.
Senator Stinson offered to amend with
drawing all school and other lands fro u
sale until they are properly surveyed and
classified, as required by the bill.
Declared out of order, ard the bill
passed without change,
House concurrent resolution, providing
for moving into the new capitol, was
adopted.
The resolution granting the use of the
new capitol for the dedication ball was
called up and adopted.
Senate bill requiring the comptroller to
make quarterly reports to the county
clerks the amount of county taxes paid 10
for redemption of lands sold for taxes,
and it passed.
Senator Allen moved to reconsider the
vote granting the use of the new capitol
for the dedication ball. Lost.
Senator Lane moved to reconsider the
vote by which the bill providing for a
more thorough collection of taxes was
lost yesterday. Motion lost.
Senator Bell offered resolution accent
ing Colonel Abner Taylor's and Mr.. viii
kie's offer to move the legislature into the
new capitol, and thanking them for the
same. Adopted.
Senate then took recess until s 80 D.
m, when they will meet III the new ca p
itol.
NIGHT SESSION.
The senate was called TO order for the
first session in the new capitol building at
s:45 o'clock p. IN. A quorum was present,
with President pro tenn Woods in the
chair. Prayer was offered by the chaplain,
DIR. Smoot, as follows:
Almighty God, Thou who art the King
of kings and the Lord of lords; before Thy
throne all nations should come, and every
creature should magnify Thy name. In
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-05-17
Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such
general revival of trade at Morley
Bros. drug store as their giving away to
their customers of SO many free trial bot
ties of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. Their trade Is simply enor
nous in this very valuable article, from the
fact that it always cures and never disap-
points. Coughs, colds, asthma, bron,
chitis, Group and all throat and lung dis
eases quickly cured. You can test it
before buying by getting a trial bottle
free; large size, 81. Every bottle war
rented.
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Syrup of Figs

Is natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system when
bilious or costive; to dispel headaches,
colds and fevers; to cure habitual con-
stipation, indigestion, piles, ETC. Manu-
featured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. Sold in 80
cent and $1.00 bottles by all leading
druggists. Crosby's Union Depot
Drug Store, Austin, Texas.
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House.

House met with the speaker and a
quorum pr, sent. Prayer by the chap.
lain.
On motion of Mr.. Booth of Wise, q .
b. II was taken up. 1t amends the law
requiring reports from county treasurers
and barring all audited school claims not
presented to the commissioners courts
within six months after this law goes into
effect
The bill was defeated-Ayes 2S, noes
ID. b. 9l-For furnishing the new CAPT.
tol and improving the capitol grounds
and providing furnishing board to be
appointed by the governor, and appropri-
atlng 100000 for the purposes of the
act, came up as special order.
Amendment was adopted providing for
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Eastern Trunk Lines.

New YORK, May 1.-THE eastern trunk
line roads began local freight rates YES.
terday. They have started in by REDUCING
livestock rates from Chicago to New
York from 30 to % cents. The effect of
this reduction is that it gives to livestock
Shippers of the west rate which, it is de-
clared, viii enable them to compete with
dressed beef in this market. even when
brought at Grand Trunk cut rates.
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Legislative Notes.

The extra session will close its labors
next Monday or Tuesday.
Senator Wood makes an excellent pre-
siding officer.
All the senators will remain over during
drill week.
All the officers of the senate are very
popular and it gees without saying if they
want the same positions next year they
will get 'em.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.


WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE senate CO...
mittee on privileges and elections hel, a
meeting to-day to consider the Turpie
case. After an hours consideration the
committee came to the unanimous con-
clusion that the determipa'i of the In
diana house of representatives, under the
particular circumstances of this case, of
the title of it's members to their seats, is
conclusive upon the senate, aud, there
fore, that the persons who voted in the
election of senator must be conclusively
presumed to have been entitled to vote,
and, consequently, that Mr.. Turpie must
be held to be entitled to his seat.
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IN CON ,ULTATGoN.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The democratic
members of the committee on ways and
means we're in consolidation for about an
hour to-day upon the amendments offered
In caucus to the Mills tariff bill. Without
positive action upon any of them the
democratic members classified the amend
ments and instructed the clerk of the
committee to have them printed in bill
form with wide margins, so as to be
easily changed to meet the views of
members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-06

lis needless to recount, in glowing detail. the
eiories OF q career ike that OF General Sheridan.
me narrative IL written In the hearts and on the
memories Of his countrymen. His military great
ness has been recognized by the worlds leading
generals It Is noteworthy that the men in the
late war who ignored, or only slightly esteemed
sheridan, were themselves the unsuccessful lead
ers; while, In the company OF those who achieved
the greatest victories he has always been given
his fall need OF praise and confidence. To every
American boy, with the spirit OF pioneer ancestry
IN him, such q story as Sheridans must be full OF
the most romantic interest His start In life was
50 very humble. and he attained such heights
His case illustrates anew the now historic rule
that IL II the small men who are most 70 be de-
pended on where quick, brilliant, effective blows
are TO be struck In war.
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Perhaps the cause was the hot weather. perhaps
the soporifc effect OF the beer, perhaps the sig
ni1cant comments Of the public press on certain
recent developments. AT any rate, the anarchists
assembled at shefield Grove, near Chicago, yes
terday, did not have anything to say about blow
ing up judges or hanging capitalists The moon
did not set In blood last night, and the sun rose
this morning as usual, and bent his beams on the
fair city by the lake. And the world breathes
freely STILL In spite OF Mrs. Parsons ana her last
years threats
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Chairman Barnum absolutely refuses TO be In
tsrviewed on politics. He Is too old bird to be
caught with the kind OF chan that reporters throw
Him. Having the famous ''rnules" dispatch OF the
T1lden campaign always In mind, he does not pro-
pose 70 let his tongue run away with his discretion
and play him such trick as his pen did.
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Senator voorhees, opened the democratic cam
paign in Indiana on Saturday night with a speech
which, In its way, was OF as doubtful expediency
rs "oloody shirt" efYuson Is at any time from the
other Side. Not only Is the war over but the re-
construction era in national finance is over also
Just ten years ago the battle Of the bonds was
fought, and q sweeping victory gained by the side
that believed In the nations living up to its PROM
ises, whether Immediately profitable to itself or
not. While the war was in progress, the Govern
ment was glad TO get money at any price,
and entered into a good many compacts which,
In the light OF its nnal success In arms,
looked needlessly extravaganza At a later
date-five years after peace was declared-in order
% keep its credit at the highest point and enable
n TO conduct its refunding operations at greater
advantages, 1t enacted some conflrmatory legtsla-
ton This Is the whole story In a nutshell
whether there was any need OF making so gener-
Gus terms with its creditors as the Government
did In It's dark days, whether IL was called upon
% define and strengthen those terms so long
aftsrward, is not question now before the peo-
pie. Whatever may be the views OF any one on
that subject the fact remains that the pledges
were made and that the nations honor depended
on their being lived up to in letter and in SPIRIT
rist as, In private business an upright
man who values his good name makes
tae best Of a bad bargain, but never shirks
his share Of It. The object Of senator voorhees, In
going again over this wen trodden ground is
obvious he would revive the greenback party,
and attach it TO the democratic procession, where
IL used TO be dozen years ago. But can he afford
10 DO tnisf May not the revival OF dead issues
excite q suspicion among the people that the
orator who does IL mistrusts the wisdom OF putting
the live issue into the place in the foreground
where IL belongs, What the audience at a politi-
cal meeting OF to-day wants TO hear Is not what
sins the opposite party committed twenty or
twenty five years ago, but what sins It has re-
Gently committed or Is about TO commit.
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uNLAuNDERED NIGHT SHIRTS.
OIJR .JIIVENTs -


Made from cotton same weight as wsmsutta;
pocket. cuffs. and collars attached all button
holes handmade; good night buttons. oil seams
double-felled. extra length. Boys sizes IL.
I'm. -, 13h. and II, only Soc each. Mems
sisss II 10 ~ In. only SOC. each.
"OUR KEOKUK."
Cloth same weight 10 wamsutta. only four
counts coarser; pockets. collars. and cuffs at.
tached; all button-holes hand-mad colored
piping down each side Of the front plat, also
around the collars. cuffs. and pockets; cut
lengthwise Of cloth. made full width and extra
long; all seams doubls-felled; linen gusssts.
eises IL to 17>sc.. only 65c. each.
OUR IMPERIAL~
nada from same weight - wsmsutts only
four picks coaxser. trimmed with Cashs trim
mings, collars. cuffs. and pockets attached,
seams double-felled, made leusthwiss Of cloth:
full width and extra long; linen gussets made
with yoke full In back Sizes IA to II 4 only
75c. each. Same shirt Without coiored trim.
minss. 75a each.
QUIZ ~EUREKA.w
Hads Of Wsmsutts cotton; collsru, cufFa. ana
pockets sttachsd; AL button holes haud.ma
Deams doubls-fslled, made lengthvise Of TIA
cloth; full wide and extra long; linen gusseta.
double stitched throughout made with yoka.
fun in the back: collars, cuds and pockets
trimmed with fancy -oolored embroidery. slso
two rows down the frOst sisss IA to Is. OILY
WOODWARD { LorHRoP.
so Cor. 11th md y ~
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WooDwAsD & LorHnor.
WASHINGTON. D. G.. JULY 10, 1883.
Close Saturdays ct pm. Other evenings 1t
5 O'Clock.
ANOTHER BAnaArx FrAsr.
THIS TINE IT Is coRsEra

ANOTHER BAsaArS FEAsr.
THIS TINE IT Is CoRsEra
Twice . year our domestic Corset manufac-
turers send Us Job Lot" Of Corsets. These
are the Imperfect Corsets Of the preceding six
month manufacture. thrown aside for .'ulisht
imperections." such . flaw in the bone.
wrong stitching. dropped thread, small oil
spots, those made tmperfectly by beginners; in
fact, ALL Corsets that are not fully up to the
standard A great many Of these imperfections
are hardly perceptible. and in NONE are the
wearing qualities the least impaired.
The lot embraces variety of styles including
Aoths Doubls-Bone, and others equally des,ra-
BILE; some have two bones over the hips; some
have spoon busk-ALL have lace edge at top, arc
silk stitched and famed with white and colored
silk. Colors-white, cream. ecru, drab and gray.
We sell the same styles in our regular stock at
76c.. q and o1.25 per pair. We offer you the
choice Of the lot, a. . midsummer attraction,
for
SOC, PER PAIR.
NorI.-we have ALL the sizes in the entire lot,
but NOT all sizes in any one style: hence the ne
cessity Of an immediate response
Second floor, either elevator)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor. 11th and sts n. W.
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NrAniso Tn Exn Or

ANhAhiNd u HE LIND VT
BARGAINsn
Our buyers are now In the market ordering
Fan and Winter Goods and We arc closing out
all strictly Summer Goods and many Others
adapted to early Fsll wear ct Bargain Prices.
SHOE DEPARTMENT SPECIMENS:
Misses Canvas Button Boota Spring Heel
Sizes IL to 2. Extra Quality.
CSC. WORTH sleo.
Misses Canvas Lace Shoes. Spring Heel.
Sizes IL to 2. Extra Quality.
ESQ. WORTH sl.eo.
childs Canvas Button and Lace Shoes Spring
Heela Ext, Quality.
Ste. WORTH sl2s.
Ladies' KID Opera Toe Beaded vamp Slips
ella. WORTH s225.
Ladies' Kid Opera slips Steel Buckle French
Heels.
s1.1e, WORTH $3.50.
ladies' Kid one-strap Sandal. stssl Beaded
Full Concave Heels.
9l23 WORTH $3.50.
Ladies' Patent Leather Opera Toe elipa
French Heels.
$50. WORTH e.
ladies' Dongola Button. Made ON Opera and
Common Sense Lasts
sIs7. SOLD AT %.
La Cur. Kid Button. Opera Toa French
Hesls Patent Leather Tips.
s19s. SOLD AT s325.
AL our Gents French Calf and Kangaroo OK
ford Ties. that sold at IS. $3.50 and %.
NOW $780,
See samples in Show Case, Market Space and
7thst
There is no occasion for enlargement here
The above tells the story on Shoes IT'S the
PROGRESSIVE HOUSE
sAKs AND COMPANY.
OUTFITTERs.
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
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The INEQUALITIES, annoyances, and injustice
fairly credited to the schedule Of water rents are
Developed almost entirely In the application OF the
domestic rates and very few minor special rates,
- for instance, that which taxes all shops" not
less than IS per annum- 1t Is in the field OF the
domestic rates TOO, where the individual charges
are small that Irresistible opposition Is made
% the employment Of water-meters as
expensive and annoying, II not unreliable.
Abolition OF the domestic rates naturally suggests
kself, and comparatively little opposition Is an.
ecpated TO the payment from the general fund Of
tae expense OF furnishing necessary water to the
homes OF washington. As sanitary measure In
the interest Of public cleanliness every house
should be furnished with and should freely use an
ample supply Of water. To secure this result the
great body OF the property owners OF the city will
doubtless readily consent that part OF the money
taken from them as general taxes shall be ex-
pended. But, as the promise OF free water In this
connection does not mean that water shall be
fee but only that the cost OF supplying 1t shall be
paid BY taxpayers instead OF by water-takers,
and a. unchecked use OF the water by those who
employ It for business rather than domestic pur-
Poses might easily result In a deficiency OF the
supply to the homes OF the people. more serious
consideration will doubtless be given TO the Ques-
ton OF aboshing all the special business charges
Tor the of water than Is necessary In regard to
the domestic rentals IL may be thought that the
public should tax itself to furnish water 10 all
only for drinking and ordinary cleansing purposes
and not TO furnish motive power 10 or to
otherwise assist the prosecution OF special
forms Of business. For instance, the Dis
ssict may hesitate to freely supply water
20 run machinery. Where large amounts Of water
are used for business purposes 1t may be possible
20 use water meters TO determine and regulate the
consumption. The main objections to the en-
ployment Of meters in residences would not apply
in such cases. Whether or not payment Is exacted
for the business use OF water, some such precau-
Tons will be necessary among the large users
20 prevent waste Lack OF water Is a more serious
evil than the requirement that it be paid for.
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LOST AND FOUND.

OAME TO OUR PLACE SUNDAY MORNING A
~ light bay Horse; heavy name and tail white star in
forehead and white hind loot. MOSES NADRY, Edge-
wood. in rear Of Glenwood Cemetery. it
II OST-A HAIRLESS MEXICAN DOG NAMED
IL Mex. Reward for return to sl0 st. se. 1T
II OsT-sAIURDAY, AUGUST (. ON 9TH STREET
1lRoad CAgetf n nsion. pair of gold- Nun
med Eysglsssea Finder VIII return 10 1918 Vermont
ave- and receive reward. auti- 2ts
IN .OsT-FRIDAY EVENING. EITHER IN OR GO
Ling from herdic st Capitol Grounds to n Csp 81 .
. pocket book containing about az Reward for IT.
return to 0l6 Rhode Island ave. Its
II OsT-FRoM IN FRONT OF 1881 l4TH ST.
~ opposite Portland small Terrier Puppy black cury
hair e5 reward VIII be paid for his return TO above
address. sut-3ts
II OsT-AUGUsT 8, 1883, III 80 O'CLOCK ON
~ fsyette st. near the Academy Of the visitatlon
IS and one or two 81 6ila and paper. no TO any
SGD st or lll6 st. n.v who win reward the finder,
returned It,
IN OsT-A b AND o. COMMUTATION TICKET.
~ liberal reward for its return - $40 ION q n W
OTTO DUKER aul-:its
nEHV,TCTDV
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EoR sALE-HoUsES
l22lO % 2234 Boy

EOR SALE-HoUsES.
i 1901 st n W, b I22lo to 2234 Bdy.
400 4 y. v" zoo eost . So1s bay So
e5s and sas St zoo 70 S 3. az 81. ana
l542 Vt ave nw.h h., WI bh; and Or 10 500
II bet 18Th and i4 1900 e neg ION 4
l;3o s.. b b Tor y. 500 1905 and I2i0 Pa
IN If 500 as 70 faiS st .oOO
+; 7oi to ios fsirssat Il
,6Sd i5r irooO 1901 q j iso5 SIN 1000
=. 500 70 q alley bet ath and moo
600 1876 70 ii fsi : asa 81
~USo :. NV D. n, nm NV, FL. 4r.....-.. 1000
223 Indiana ave. NV eOOO III. n W. nsoo
l.; {. $500 az siS st n. e, f +.
~ &, % or 5000 IS st ne. h. n 300
iI NJ OH sr. St n~ b 5soo 800
bo IRs aOps Ss E1y RG5SR Of the rroEy
the LIST and 10th lau3l THos Z. MAGGAMAN.
EoR sALE.THAT NEATLY BUILT BRICK
u House at ll9 St NV; SIX rooms bath and ali
cali IN OWNER '0' sf'o0 f0r ps suss
EoR sALL.AT BARGAIN-BUsINEss PROP
aey $4,000 Appy wh Ilas hpsrs "a SksS to
Sue 70 Danenhower Son,
au3-& Ills y st n. ".
I,oR sALE-Two NEW, BEAUTIFUL HOUSES. II
I rooms each. close TO Capitol and new Library for
5000 each well built thoroughly convenient: excel
lent home or Investment These houses offered
this low Inquire account Of immediate for money
au:6-3t j. b. MINER 1913 ST
EoR sALE-707 10TH ST. NE. FRAME
II House of six rooms: side entrance, hall bath
water sewerage; small stable of three aud To-
foot alley in rear lot lyxgl Price, $1,000 Terms
moderate. inspection solicited. au3-3t.
IOR sALE-CHEAP LARGE ELEyFN-RooN
terms. j. X. HEREFORD, l423h + ST. aul-lw.
L,oR sALE-12ll ST. NV. PRESS BRICK, s
IL rooms and hall; all N. l. reduced to 50 600
aul-6t SWORMSTEDT Il BRADLEY 927 ST
IGOR sALE-REMARKABLY CHEAP HOME on
Il easy terms; ak room frame house lot 20nIU0
six squares from Government Printing Office: Price
sLs1O. WASHN. DANENHOMER
Y3l-lw Ills d st NV.
EoR sALE-A BARGAIN; TWO FINE RESI-
Il dences. 472 and 474 o ST. n. W, IL rooms all
purchaser Inquire No 474 o st. n g25-1m'
EoR sALE-HuUsEs- 1902 3Oth ST., Or $4,000
Il 2SO9 St NV, l:S2.D0 y ST. NV. Or 900
H. Vt. new......s 300 81 II st, b, h. 9r. 1900
1924 O. bh., 9r...... 900 SEQ and 2s SD Or 5000
1914 Prospect ave. 1000 32O6 and N,fh1r 3 600
3o56 and 80 NJ st., b. lab 45th. 4. h. 1r. 1000
a. and store 5000 34O0 St, hh., Or.
123a 3Oth b. h. Or. .5OOO .............321O
340T st.b h.. 1Or5.000
The above Is only portion of the property on my
books Call for list G. II. F1CKIING.
ylO-3m 1864 ed st. n.
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DENTISTRY.

IN STARR PAnsONA DENTIsr, 0TH n. COR
~ ner NV Gold aud AmalgsfA Filline- aspsc1al-
ssn:; PsAfss sssss avsa; sstiSalai sstk iassrssS
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED-TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED
w Rooms on first or second floor. in good neigh
borhood in the northwest GEORGETOWN Heights.
Address, with terms. Box IA, Star office. au6-3t'
WANTED-TWOT TO FOUR ROOMS, COMPLETE
w ly furnished for housekeeping. Give price, locs-
ton, &c. J. c. p. Star Office. au6-3ts
WANTED-PERSONS HAVING FURNISHED OR
w unfurnished rooms for rent should call and
Have many calls; rent in a day or two. ROOM
RENTING AGENCY. 612 9th street northwest. 4-3ts
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More SHors

Jrr JEWELLERY
from the cheapest quality to the finest Of whitby.
SLEEVE BUTTONS-Some perfectly plain some
with pearl Rhine stone settings others In imitation
OF crepe then the Link buttons and the newest with
oupn attached The prices 25o.. 3oc, ACC. 55c.
75c, Zoe. and CSC.
COLLAR BUTTONS to match any Of the above from
&c. to 40c.
FOB OR JERSEY CHAINS, innumsrsbls styles,
from Acc. up.
BRACELETS AND BANaLEs-Mors kinds than
We can mention. A few are rubber but most are jet
They are from 15c. to 81 per pair.
LACE OR BREAST PINS-Hundreds Of kinds,
which means Thousands In number: plain with gold
trimmings. with stone settings cameo cut In mita-
ton Of ower and in fact every design or conceit that
could possibly be thought Of can be found in our
stock.
Prices from loc. to s5,
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ATTORNEYS.

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