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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-28
EAsrra CLOVIS

UIOEEH
Al the New SprinR Colors and Styles IRE now in
stock. besides many Bargain Lots which call your
attention to- All Gloves warranted. guaranteed IN
the full sense Of the word We ht them to the hand
and give new pairs for any that rip or tear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-28

The dizzy and dazzling West, successor Of
the wild and woody West, is just now paralyz-
ing the effete East by a proposition TO finish up
huge mineral palace at Pueblo, Colorado, and
by the time the worlds fair is held, place a du-
pheate Of the palace inside the exposition
grounds at Chicago. The palace is to be an
immsnss Egyptian pile as to architecture, built
OF minerals and to contain specimens Of all the
minerals produced by the gorgeous centennial
state. Before such suggestion the mind reels,
SINCE solomon, the builder Of the Tai Mahai,
aud the Incas of Peru are no longer living.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-28
The mere enumeration of the sources

The mere enumeration of the sources Of
existing District Law, made recently by the
compilsrs and printed in The STAR, sug-
gests the uncertain, confused and contra
dictory condition of the local statutory law
and the urgent necessity at least OF
compilation. To learn what the Law il
one must burrow through volumes Of British
statutes in force in Maryland at the time Of the
cession Of the territory to the United States
for the seat Of government, Maryland statutes,
from l704 to 1901, the Revised statutes Of the
United States relating specifically to the Dis
trict, and the general revised statutes of the
United States. which are not locally pplicable,
the corporation laws and ordinances of Wash
ingt0n, of Georgetown, and of the Levy Court
respectively, the ordinances of the board OF
health legalized by Congress, aud the statutes
st-large. The work Of the cOmpilers is one Of
grea: importance, and the people of the Dis
trict hope that all necessary measures may be
taken to bring il to q speedy completion, and
shat Congress will indorse the compilation
when made and recognize it az an
Official statement Of the statute law. The last
step 10 the one that counts. The District
began TO make just complaint of the condition
Of its laws soon a. II came into existence, and
q series Of compilers have kept Congress fully
informed as TO the peculiarities of the local
statutes. But no compilation has ever been
adopted as a statement Of the law az It exists,
and each lawyer or citizen interested in ques-
ton concerning the statutes has been COM
PEELED to barrow for himself in ancient vol
umes. Approval of compilation by Congress
would collect statutes locally applicable from
dozen different sources, secure convenience of
reference. and in Strengthening Inconsistencies
and making Ineligible the statement OF exist
ing law many antiquated provisions would be
practically legislated out of existence by being
treated a. obsolete. When an authorized COM
pilation has been obtained, the opportunity
will also be furnished Of clearing away by
amendment any antiquated provisions, out
grown by England and Maryland from which
they came, but still in force in this District aud
statutes in the line Of modern legislation may
be substituted in their place. 1t is astonishing
that the American people should for more than
three-quarters Of q century have preserved the
statutes Of their capital In the condition Of
museum Of antiquities displaying curiosities,
wonders and horrors to the eyes Of the world
Washington is a modern, progressive city. and
the time has come to drive antiquities from the
statute books, and to confine their exhibition
to the rooms Of the National Museum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-28
BARGAIN LOTS.

AT sIxrY-EiaHT cENrs.-ws Offer 4-button Kid
Gloves with Embroidery in Spring Shades Of
Tan. 0rsys and Browns. Also Blacks. &c. pair.
AT sIxTY-ElaHT CENTs.-4button suede Gloves
with hns emb'y back. Full line Of Sizes In Tsns.
Modes and arays This We think the best bargain we
ever offered In q cheap Glove. &C. pair.
AT EI0HTY.NINE CENTs.-S-button Length
Suede Mousquetaires, in Tons only. $50 pair.
AT NIEETY-EIGHT CENTS.-l0-button Length
Suede Mousquetairs oiovss-nns line Of Tsns aud
0rzys. Csc. pair
We think the shove bargain lots the best have Of
fcred In some time. These goods were bought early
and cannot be bought now ct what We offer them.
We now call your attention to our several lines Of
Warranted Gi0Ves.
WARRANTED TO FIT and to ,oeay. Have them
tried on NJ our counters AT OUR RISK.
4-BUTToN WARRANTED GLOVES.
<.button Bon Msrche Popular, 81
4-button Bon Marche Perfection, Sl.25.
4-button Bon Marchs Superior. Sl.5O.
.4-button Bon MArche Suede Sl.2b.
All the new Spriug Colors.
7.nooK W WARRANTED GLOVES
7.hook Bon Msrche Emby., sl.26
7-hook Bon Msrche Emby. Suede. ol,4a
Hook Gloves are very stylish.
MoUsoUETAIRE WARRANTED GLOVES.
buttonlensth Bon Marcho Mouse. TAns and
Gfays. SI25
s-bu,ton length Bon Marcho Mousa.. Tsus. orays.
BROWNS. Blacks, u AZ
. button length Bon Marche Mousq Tsns, Gfays.
Browns, Blacks aud Street Shades. SI.S6.
MISSES GLOVES.
4-button kmty. Misses Gloves, 75c.
4-eustsn En,by. Misscs Suede Gloves, Sl.2S.
ALL GLOVES STAMPED
BON MARcHE
ARE WARRANTED.
Gal! aud examine ouf line Of RASTER aIovRR We
know you will Be pleased and can suit you.
THE BON MAR CHE.
II BIG 7th street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-28

FOR CHILDREN.
Our Pansy" IL . fine
Dongola Button Shoe. with
neat Pa,ent-leather Tip.
Soft and velvety. Perfect
In tit. 81 for sizes A. to
IS: &1.25 for SIS ~ 10Hs
81 SO for l Ii to %.
Remember the name!
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GnAsD SEXES o. "EAsrrH" SALES.

At ali three POINTS In town where our signs are
enbIemase Of maintained confidence with the people
We open Tomorrow tSaturdayD n,ornius . GRAND
SERIES OF EASIER" SALES IN SPRING FOOT.
WEAR. Wen start this distribution Of values By
mentioning ~n.s our spring stock contains for the
little tots and for the young lads and missea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-28
HADrr You BErrEn GEr Apour In

with Easter ns1t vesk-thers's
no time 10 amy daily. ws'rs
stocked for big businsss--snd In no
department. more than the Boys
and Chfldren's. words wont pic
turs the exquisite effects. The
same talk could b made over the
commonest sort of stock. You
must get your eyes on ours TO sp-
preeiats the difference. On our
Second Aoor America 10 IN front Of
you, France TO one side-Germany
10 snother-snd England to an
other-and Whist the young folk
wesr In these four countries they
wear AL over the civilized world.
Ths Kiits come from Paris-No
one like the French for uniting con-
trasts into Harmonious effects.
They're all new. Last ssason's de-
signs won't do. The Jersey Suits
come from Bcrlin-The Father
land" is ''chuck full" Of ingenious
thinkings for young wcarers.
London sends tho Rsefers-and
Americs-right home bers-srs
the best-to-be-found suits
and Spring Overcoats. Two
and three piecs short pant Suits
with the ages for vests made
younger and the short pants moved
ahead yexr-Dress or School
The Long Pant Suits with the
Getaway, Frock and Sack Coats
Prince Alberts IL wanted.
A speciality has been made by
Us Of Confirmation Suits we've .
dozen different suitables for that
occasion-sn important one 10 the
boys. You want them to be dressed
properly then. too.
SHIRT WAISTS - Moro than
we've ever had befOre--prsttier ones
FURNISHINGS Every thought
of item complete. HATS and
SHOES that Will finish of" IN per
feet good taste.
Our Easter window gives you
just = peep at whst's IN stock. Come
ap stairs aud have thorough LOOK.
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FOR BABY"

FOR BABY"
Our prodigy" DOnRois
Button Shoes with broad
toes. Won't hurt nor
squeeze ths little feet. Only
IS cents Finer ones %
cents. rs cents and 81.
Remember the name!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-28

BETWEEN Seasons
Commencing Monday morning. March "a. and cor.
tinuing throughout the week,
JULIUS LANSBURGH
Cor. Thirteenth and sts
offers the following:
100 Solid Oak Bed Room Suites, with Patent Drawer
Guide. Exceptionally nice Worth s35; Will sell for
a22. 30.
100 Solid Oak Bed Room Suites with Iarge Dresser
Beveed Plate. with Patent Drawer Guide. Price s25
cheap ut $40.
100 Hair Mattresses, 40 pounds. An excellent one
for 1855. Is this not low.
100 Woven Wire Comfortable Spring Mattresses
Warranted for years, Will be sold 90 each Can
this be outdone!
1000 Solid Oak Closely Gained Chairs for Bed or
Dining Rooms. 81 each Rockers to match 81. Come
and see these You Will buy they exceptionally
cheap.
IL Parlor Suites to close: they are solid cherry,
covered in Tapestries silk Pushes Our price tor
week commencing Monday. March "a, will be S55
each New York houses ask $50 for same.
500 Oak Tables. SI.6O
500 Parior Tables in Oak. Cherry and Walnut
$3.50.
We will sell in our Carpet, Furniture. Wall Paper
and Upholstery Departments everything Ut low prices
during the week commencing March "a
Everything cut to
LOWEST PRICES
JULIUS LANsBURGH,
m22 18th and sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-28

A CINE PERCALE SHIRT WAISTS FOR BOYS,
"A 3.sc,. and Meus Donet Flannel Shirts 25c, aS
the DOUBLE COMBINATION during the special In
derprice sale nuxt week. m2S.3t
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FOR BOYS AND MIssEs

FOR BOYS AND MISSES,
Our 4" Eleyante" line.
Something entirely new.
Handmade. No tacks to
irritate the soles Of the feet.
Very drsssY. Good walk.
ers." Better wearers.
Children's sizes, $3.50;
Misses. 81: Boys tmsde Of
best CAM, $3.50. and
Youths, 81.
Remember the name!
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LAsr DArs o. THr "Orrsrxa.-

I0Nhitors and LAts kesidents-
The Psiais ROyar's unique method Of op>r,ns psv
sssson 10 the Offering Of the nss novssis. for oerss.
days at special souvenir prizes. The ,hirsesn,h ~
nual -opsnins" of sYrlns novelties positively ,.rus.
mates saturday. March 20. q, 9 m. .h.rn
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sTRAsBURGER's
DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES,
4O4 AND 400 7rH ST. NV.

nUR MILLINERY WILL CUT THE MAIN
~ inquire At our opening OF Spring Novelties Spe-
csl underprice Bargains in Childrens:Straw sailors
KAUfMAN'S, l1th st. s.e. m2S-3t
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EATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING"

VIH 81. AND KINNoILVANIA AVE
Established 1910. Ii
Al INCH MOHA1RS. ONLY IN BLACK, 35c
~ uhis is regular Soc number), at our special
Under Price Bargains commencing March 81 st and
continuing all the week vt KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE
COMBINATION. u,2S.:jt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-28

EPfCiAL NNBERpKiUE BARGAINS PREVAIL
- 81 kAhf MANS SpTti1 Exniidlivn, MONDAY,
Msnh 81 srid the entire week. Handsome beaded
Pelafuivs, ei.2S. MD. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-28
BsINe YouR BoYs HEnx

Parents who have children TO clothe
will do well to inspect OUR superb
stock before purchasing their Spring
Clothing.
300 We have lots Of NEW things for the
PA. Boys and Children that cannot be
AVE found in any other store in WASH
INGToN.
Lightweight OvERCoATs for Large
V09 and small Boys in all the shades
Pa and colorinss and the latest styles.
AVE. Long Pants Suits in endless vare-
ties. in Getaways, Frocks and Sacks
in all the POPULAR FABRICS of the
800 season. OUR sIO grade is the best
PA. VALUE ever offered Do not fail to
AVE see them.
Short Pants Suits Of all kinds. Some
of them have vests; others without
9O9 We PARTICULARLY invite your
PA CRITICISM Of OUR Two piece School
AVE Suits at a. and 81. They are beau.
ties. Also full line Vt the better
grades up to the FINEST made.
300 Our stock Of Jersey Suits. Velvet
Pa. Suits Kilt Suits, Refers Shirt Waists
AVE. and Furnishing Goods contains every
thing that the most FAsTIDIoUS
could DESIRE. All at prices that
extremely Low when you consider
the QUALITY.
b ROBINSON 4 CO.,
EVERYTHING FOR THE BOYS,
m2S 800 PENSA. AVE. NV.
THE GENUINE CHINA SILK IN ALL THE
L shades. 43c. Trimming Surahs, &c.; 24-inch
sli next week. DOUBLE CoMBINATioN. 18th st.s.e.
m2S-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-28

IN
sHLEcrINa
OUR
Boys
AND
CHILDRENs
SPRING WARES
WE'VE
BORNE
THREE
THINGS
MIND.
QUALITY.
STYLE,
VARIETY
AND
PRICE
THE
QUALITIES
ARE THE
BEST.
THE
STYLES
EXCLUSIVE.
THE
VARIETY.
WITHOUT
COMPARISON.
PRICE,
AS USUAL
SCREWED
DOWN
TO THE
LOWEST
NOTCH.
THIS Is
THE STOCK
We ASK
YOU TO
CONSIDER
SAB
TREA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-28

ouss'oiAasic VI Ausiubsiueu CouIl
We open Tomorrow tSaturday)
SERIES OF EASIER" SALE
WEAR. Wen start this dls,r
mentioning what our spring .
little tots" and for the young |,
THIS Our
SALE Butte
WILL toes.
HAVE squee
FOUR IS c,
CARDINAL cents
FEATURES: Rel
VARIETY Our
THE LARGEST. Doug
MATERIALS neat
THE MOST RELIABLE. Soft
FIT AND COMFORT In lit
PERFECT. Is; q
PRICES SIS
THE LOWEST. Rel
| FOR
THESE GOODS Our
| WERE BOUGHT BONE
TO FIT, Hand
TO WEAR. irrita
TO PLEASEl Very
TO MAKE ers."
YOU WANT Child
TO COME AGAIN! Misse
best
Youth
| Ren
THE STAR" FOR
| TOMORROW
WILL HAVE Gu,
SOME MORE beaut
| FEATURES OF wear.
THIS GRAND stylis
CARNIVAL for 4,
| OF vALUEw to 10
| Rsn
Now this isn't all. Little
favors They shan't forget US.
them. How do you think a p
Easter egg, filled with some cho
the bright eyes snsps They IL
stores. waiting for the boys and
too. Can be used - q savings
gone.
This 10 the Easter offering to {
VIM. HAHN h
1 RELIABLE SHOE
$40 18th St q
1922 Pennsylvania
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fRoNT PAGE SUNDAYS POST" WILL EX-
hibiton. m1S-3t
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Onn PIECES OF INDIA LINON, Sc. A YARD.
AOO This H. . special Undsrprice Barrsin during
y T,n spring Exhibition 1t the DOUBLE COMblNA.
IioN. m26-St
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square neck. edged with Hamburg. 25c.
each.
Cambria Corset Covers. low neck,
triMined With Medici lace, two clusters
of tucks down front, herring. bone finish.
CSC. each.
Mnslin Drawers. with yoke. deep hem
with fne tucks above. 25c. per pair.
Muslin Drawers, deep Hamburg rufile
with tucks above. SOC. per pair.
Muslin Walking Skirts, cambria ruffie
and cluster OF tucks In the ruffis and two
clusters shove the ruffie. DOC. each.
Best skirt ever offered for the price.
Muslin Gowns. with Hubbard yoke Of
four clusters Of tucks, cambria rufiis
around neck and sleeves SOC. each
Fine Muslin Gowns. pointed yoke of
Hamburg insertings and fine tucks, neck
and sleeves edged with embroidery. u
each.
tsecond door. annex)
The new spring styles and fabrics in
the Chtldren's and Misses Jackets and
Cloaks are particularly becoming and
handsome. Taking cloth, style, work,
time. fit and price into account. II IL true
economy 70 buy these garments ready
made. Making them by the thousands
has lowered their price wonderfully. We
are offering the following special values:
Children's Atwood Fine Flannel
Refers edges corded with contrasting
shades and finished with large pearl BUT.
tons. colors- Green. Brown. Navy and
Tsn. Sizes 4. 9. g. 10. 2 and II years.
s3.25, $3.50 ears. "a. s4.25 and
4. a. so each.
Children'a snd Aisses' Broadcioth
! Peasant Clocks. In Tan shades. bght
weight and nnishsd with yoke, Sizes 8,
10. 12, IL and l6 years. e4T5. e5.26,
90. e6. Is and e7.So each.
Aissess Atwood striped Bissers, apring
shades, With wide shswl roll collar. Eisss
~. II and 10 yesxs. 90 each.
Childrsu's Tan-snd-ked Plaid Closks
with oapes. Sizes q. 10 and IL years.
81, Its end os.6o each.
Mjssss' Fancy Check Double breasted
Cloth Jackets. hpSin9 color effects, with
shawl roll collar. Sizes ~. II and 10
year,. 81. so ssch.
Childrse's All.wool Light wsteAt
Cloth Fs6aans cloaks in Old Ross with
narrow steipsa Anishsd with csps lined
with surah 70 match. sisss Q. 10 and
~ yearA O.. so. %. Is and o1O each.
Childrsn's All-wooi Fancy Plaid
0sets. NM hsndsoms psttsrna styi-
ishly maAA. with full high sissvss. stlk
vaAget eQilar end cu6s. sstin facing. large
s pensa beftpns. ssfss Q. 10 md ~ ysssa
el0.6Q. e1l.60 - ol2. 50 ssch.
CTAied noceJ
fls~. r~~-.s- sftf
- ~ -
& al o.
WOODWARD I LorRRoP
. Corasr llth and 7 sts nv
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sAKs AND COMPANY,
TREASURY OF FASHION.

PENNSYLVANIA AVE AND SEVENTH STREET
lu2S
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FOR MISSES AND CHILL
DREN.
Our Daisy" In . true
beauty in juvenile foot
wear. One Of the most
stylish Shoes made. sL25
for As 30 Is: 81. so for 8ha
to l01Ss. &2 for lis to p.
Remember the pamei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-28

B. ROBINSON 4 CO.,
EVERYTHING FOR THE BOYS,
500 pENNA AVE NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-28

l. shades. Abe. Trimming Surahs, PC. 24-inch
Black Fable, all silk SOC. at our Spring Exhibition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-22
BRIEF yELEGaANs.

Philsdelphia, Pa, Dec. 2o.-The
cruiser Newark having COM
pieted repairs, started out To-Day
again on her trial trip.
Evansville. Ind. Dec. Ca
serious fight occurred on the steamer
Big .Sa,.dy this afternoon. They
were taking the crew Of The wreck.
ed steamer Ohio to Cincinnati, and
some fellows making raid on the
cooks quarters n general row ioi-
io-ad. The cook drew = revolver
and Aired into tne efovd,kiiiing tso
and fatally woanding 3 Fous'aeout
woodviile, Miss, Dec. 2o.-Doc
Bradford. n well-known criminal,
fbis afternoon removed :ail on the
I.o,,isyiil-. New Orleans & Texas
yoad near here and wrecked . pay
train. He then attempted to open
the safe. The crew OF the train
rere not seriously injured and
quickly came to Tie fescrei over
towering Bradford. He will prob
ably be iynched tonight
wichita, Kans., Dec. &C. F.
Robinson, one Of the leading mer.
chants Of Hazleton, vent hunting
vesterjay, taking his wagon and
iesm. Last night the team return
81 With his dead body In the wagon
a bullet hole In the hesrt showed
The cause Of death. II Il known
that Robinson had quite q numbel
~ enemies among the cowboys, and
II 4 supposed they killed him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-22
Was the Koran the Week o. Noham.
med

The Koran is alleged to lie series
of revelations to Mobammed, male
at various times and various places.
AS the visions occurred, memoranda
concerning them were jotted down
by the Prophet, sometimes on palm
leaves, semrtimes on bits OF skin
and parchment. and occasionally
on the shoulder-blades ct rheeP.
The entire collection was found IN
: chest after his death, and edited
by one of his followers. How much
was added By the first editions we
have no means Of knowing, built .
m people the entire body Of writings
Known as the Koran Is received as
from the pen OF Mobammed. and .:
entitled to ! the Feverrnce sscrioed
TO his nsme. The Koran Is the
AZ eIcm guide not in religious mat
ten only, but n body OF civil ;aw
dom which there Is no appeal
Gfo6e Democrat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-22
A Mystery Cleared Up.

Ii is thought strange by some
peofle that the Irish, who are
uatural-born fighters, should never
have been able 10 schieve their own
Independence. Some OF the most
distinguished generals in history
have either been Irish or Irish de-
scent. AS soldiers. the Irish are
difficult to beat. Wellington, Wei
ssley, and half a dozen other dis
tinguisiied military men were irish,
but tbs Engiish were shrewd
enough TO engage their services,
and could have used them at any
time to suppress the Irish rebellion
II one ha 4 been started. The Irish
have never been able to achieve in
dependence fSr ths .eeson that
her bosses were Irish. The Eng
ii.h utilize the Irish to keep the
Irish down. The royal Irish COT.
s,ahulsry are moro than n match for
tire dlscolt med countrymsa. The
position OF tue Irish il somewhat
s.milar 70 that OF the Scotchman
VINO vas employed as business
manager Of q factory, hut who had
accumulated 40 money: lie gave
rs an expla cation Of his poverty,
fLat his employer was also Q scotch
man. aud watched him TOO closely.
-TcrQs .S,ttings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Estafs OF Martin Brixen.
Uccea.cd.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN BY THf
IN undersigned, Administrator Of the Is
tate OF Martin Brixen. deceased. TO tns
creditors OF. and " persons having claims
against said DECEASED, to exhibit ther
months after the frst publication OF this
notice, to the said aaministra;o- At No ~
east south Temple street. Salt Lake Cisy.
Utah
Dated Zee. 10Th. $50.
WILLIAM A. ROSSITER,
of the kssate of Martin
Brixen, deceased- oSw Az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-22
sILKUMBRELIAS

The newest make OF
oxidized and sterling
silver handles and
best OF ribbed silk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-22

NECKWEAg-

silk, Satin. Broc=de.
all shapes and LAID
some designs
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-24
POPULAR WANTS.
AUCTION SALES.
III. s. FaircbiId. Auctioneer.

A UCTION SALE of four houses and lots
II and six vacant lots on Dayton's bluff,
near East Seventh st. cable line. We will sell
at public sale on the grounds Saturday. May
"a, at p. M, house of four rooms and lot
60X62 No. 93S Forest ST.; house of six rooms
and lot 45X108, No. 1869 Ross ST.. house of
four rooms and lot 45X10S. No. 1877 Ross
St; house of three rooms and lot 4OX125,
No. 1917 Dawson ST.; vacant lot. No. 8, in
block No. 2 of E. M, Mackubin's First addi.
tion on Fauquier ST., near Forest and two
blocks from the Bohn Mandatory: five va
cant lots on Ross ST., above grade, front south
and only two blocks from the cable line, and
one block south of East Seventh St; the
house and lot on Forest st. is near the Bohn
mandatory and is pleasantly situated;
fronts east; the two houses and lots on Ross
st. are one block south of East Seventh ST.,
and not two minutes walk from the cable
line; they are above grade, front south and
are pleasant little homes that will cost you
but little money and will advance in value;
the house and lot on Dawson st. are one
block from Sibley school and two blocks
from st. Johns church and school, ali this
property belongs TO one man, whose business
calls him elsewhere, and parties wanting
cheap homes, or to make good, safe. promis-
ing small investments cannot afford to neg
lect this sale look at Gate again and be on
hand promptly; sale will commence at the
Ross ST. property; go to end of cable, then
one block south and half block east; terms of
sale: One third cash, balance i'll one two
and three years with per cent annual in
terest, with mortgage back; 5 per cent of pur-
child & Son, Real Estate Agents, Chamber of
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