davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-19
TERRITORY OF UTAH,
COUNTY OF SALT LAKE IS.

OVUt'1I OF N'lhI4I I1tfAb. !
1, John c. Cutter, clerk of the probate court in
and for the county of Salt Lake in the territory
OF Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing is
a full, true and correct copy of order to show
cause why order OF sale of real estate should
not be made in the matter of the estate and
guardianship of Samuel Evans, ct al minors
as appears of record in my office
In witness whereof, have hereuneo set
my hand and affixed the seal of said
lsEALl court, this oath day OF May, D. 1850.
JOHN @. CUTLER,
Clerk of the Probate Court.
By JOHN L. NEBEKEr.
Deputy Clerk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-19
9Th 9Th Books Of MOsGSI

A@aSsA Long Lost Friend Albert
- sSsSsszys{ US Magnus, White and
SSs@A - Black Magic. Silent Friend
g3sxSSNS /AsflS sstFA Book of Nature Secrets of
SSsHsS AsE& Life Unveiled, Dvnng
NsE11zZoccsH1ssSS sEsE Rod, to find Gold, Silver
flyY 2sSSz,sfs. xsSasS and Hidden Treasure. Cir
~ sssTy1g culars only z cts. Address
tstSSsSt33sffSS q. G.. STAUFFER, Bach
manvile. Dauphiu Co.. Pa,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-19
Beware OF Irn1tataoras

Dental Parlors in the Scott-Auerbach build
ng Main street. First FLOOR. Rooms l. and 3.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-19

Real Estate Transfers.
The following warranty deeds were filed for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-19
QUIZ ABRRD SHERRY
B a - r. b a Il Il

Supplied whit the Best and Newest, to til
Line of All-Silk Shirts Gn Black, White or
Mixed,
Pongee Silk Shirts Gn Various Shades,
French and English Worsteds Shirts Tin
Many Figures),
Madras Cloth Shirts Tin Check or Stripe).
Silk, Wool or Worsted Belts by the SEQ
Silk, Crepe, Lawn, Linen or Ca
and to satisfy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-19
NOTICE

Salt Lake City, June Z, 1890.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-19
NOTICE

Clerk of the Probate Court.
BY JOHN L. NEBEKER, Deputy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-19
S19,179
What Does 1t Mean?

Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. .......... $40,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-08

Speaking Of the weather the New York Iri-
bune Of yesterday says: New York has been
bad enough the last two days, but Washington
must have been worse"
But the Tribune's statement is like one of
Gen. GreeIy's predictions-it is not warranted
by the facts. There is nothing the matter with
the weather in Washington now, or at any
time. Here the summer days are strings of
silver pearls, which hang translucent in the
COOL sweet air; the red rose kiss OF June falls
ike a benson on every breeze that wanders
down from the blue Virginia hills and, like a
cooling hand, drops softly through the sun
shine upon the eyelids Of the resting town; the
long low lines Of rusting trees, dew laden
morn and eve, bring freshened life to every
living thing, and every nerve and fiber is
filed with that rare tonic power which makes
nge youth and overcomes all ills that may be
heirlooms to the flesh. And our winters are our
summers in duplicate, and our springs and
autumns will discount the other two seasons
with one hand tied behind them II our es-
teemed contemporary has any doubts concern
ing Washington weather it knows where it can
get satisfaction. See?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-08

It will be observed by the careful reader Of
the news department. Of the daily and weekly
journals since the killing of Kemmler that In no
case where electrical accidents have not proved
fasal has the charge received BY the victim been
less than 1000 volts or double the power
received by Eemmler. This is an evidence
that electricity is . harmless huid except when
long continued, and that Kemmier's death wa
preceded by some minutes Of terrible torture,
and more Of the same sort The question tina,
presents itself then 10: Do the electric compa-
MES edit the dispatches sent out. or determine
the power Of the current before the newr ID
published?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-08

The tariff debate will be closed in the Senate
this week. except as to what will occur on the
report OF the committee on conference be-
tween the two houses. The two items that
excite most interest as the debate nears its end
are the sugar schedule and the reciprocity
amendments. Respecting the latter, while it
seems very clear that the central idea of Mr..
blaine will be carried into execution,
the features Of the legislation are yet in o
nebulous condition From the Hale amend
mcnt 10 the Sherman amendment there 10 a
beoad continent Of difference. To leave SO
much in the Presidents hands Of Legislative
discretion aud executive power as is proposed
by Senator Hale il deemed by able republican
Senators q sire ch of the Constitutions; to ex-
change Goals with Canada too small reciproc-
ity to satisfy the public mind, il nothing more
should be done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-08
The resolution lrelsting 70 the removal O

The resolution lrelating TO the removal OF
General Grants remains from New York to
Washington will be called mp, Mr.. O'Neill says,
within two weeks. The opponents Of the prop
osition claim shirty-three votes against it
They will be obliged TO procure many more
than that number in order to defeat IT. The
resolution passed the Senate promptly. II has
been approved generally by the press Of the
country. II 10 the wish Of the American peo-
pie. IL 10 the simple expression Of the voice
Of the people. II 10 called for by the negli-
Rencs and almost unaccountable indifference Of
the city Of New York to its own pledges. That
city has shown by its conduot thst il does not
intend to honor the remains Of the republics
hero. Mrs. Grant has said that II the people
desire IL, the reinterment shall take place.
Nothing 10 left, therefore, but the adoption Of
the resolution by the House TO complete the evil
dence Of the public desire in the premises. As
soon as the matter can be reached it should
be called up for action. No belated appearance
of activity on the part Of the people Of New
York ought for . moment to deceive the
House of Representatives. as it has not deceived
the public. Adopt the resolution. Provide
for q noble monument to Grant at the federal
capital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-08

The election in Maine to-day is for governor,
legislature and four Congressman. Edwin C.
Burlcigh, the present incumbent 10 the repub-
licsn candidate for governor; and William P.
Thompson is the democratic candidate. The
present Congressmen-Thomas b. Reed. Nelson
Dingley. IT,, Seth L. Milliken and C. A. Bou-
telle. all republicans-are candidates for re-
election, and will probably carry their districts
by about their average majorities. In 1888
DIR. Reed had 2,43s plurality in the FIST con-
gressional district. Mr.. Dingley 5,462 in the
second. Mr. MiIliken 6,53l in the third and
Mr.. Boutelle 4.345 in the fourth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-08

constitutional convention meets in Frank
fort, Ky, today, for the purpose Of recon
structing the constitution Of that state. One
OF the clauses Of that instrument which has re-
manned unchanged for nearly one hundred
years il as follows:
The general assembly shall pass laws pro-
vidins that any free negro or mulatto hereafter
immigrating to. and any slave hereafter eman-
cipated in. and refusing to leave this state, or
having left, shall return and settle within this
state, shall be deemed guilty OF felony and
punished by confinement in the peniteutiary
thereof"
The constitution seems to need reconstruc-
ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-08

The lack Of moisture has several times in
terfered with the wheat crop In the northwest
The dryness Of that region is q great thing for
invaIids who require an arid climate, but it
il not 30 good for the vegetable world and
especially does wheat, the chief agricultural
product of the region, suffer for want Of
humidity in certain years. The irrigation Of
the soil seems feasible and in localities has
already wrought substantial results. Such
states ss North Dakota require system OF
irrigation that can be depended upon to sup
ply the deficit Of snow and rain. Deep down
in the earth are great subterranean streams
that can be brought by artificial means to the
surface and distributed over the state or
where the humidity is insufficient
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-08
Ak UNLIMITED NEED
E. + T. E Eas En- II: IS.
En- I kkE !. '.ss

tits always money we'll invested that sdds comfort
to the home AnythinR that lets in ray Of sunshine
on the family circle rises out Of the thought OF luxury
and sets itself on the plane Of . commodity.
The snowy LINEN certainly comes under the head Of
ahome beautther Il IL . Of comfort and de-
light 20 the family, and through III presence many
pleasant social hour is whled away around the festi
board fou may think there's . high color to this
spread table leave lingering longing In your men,
DRY! It's the every day features Of life that
make IL worth living
Now the beauty-and what Il will cost
BLEACHED AND CREAM DAMASK
64-inch Bleached-5Oc. . yard. Four especially
choice patterns-extra quality-75c yard. And three
-I2 inches wide-at 81 Q yard line of the same
width that is letter than that-thrse in fset-sl. "a
SiS0 and 81 yard l0-4 that cannot b. exceiied
| at 81. so yard.
The Cream Dsmasks-and Il il choice lins-run 1t
4oc. Soc. 02.<c.. 75c. and 81 ayard.
LUNCH SETS
In this city OF society family nigh. a. veil try 70
do without its round of less formal
Is for lady to Ret along without party toilette
you want the plain center with the colored Dor
ders we have them at %. 90. 81. %. 90 and Sl0
| set.
Worth special mention IL Yellow Damask Set Sx
| lO-knotted frinFe-at47.
Plain White at %. % and s10 set An extra line
Plain White Hemsttched Sets from s22 to s35.
| CARDINAL CLOTHS.
Almost while are writing there are some new
Cardinal Cloths-plain and with black and white
borders-coming in. They are in all sizes-xnd
from 81 to % EACH All tho Cardinal and Turkey Red
Danask In the piece you want ct jOc. &c., and 81
yard.
DOYL1Es.
White Fringe Doylies At 75c.. 81. and s125 .
dozen
16x-inch at sL5o and q dozen.
1S-inch at from $3.50 to "a dozen.
y Of q yard sQuare-white fringed-at Is dozen.
Colored Borders from T5c. to g. dozen.
We are selling lots Of Ia inch Checks at 4Oc dozen
Iney are all linen-and you will like their service.
NAPKINS.
Almost car load Of All-linen Napkins from 75c to
SO dozen. Here are some Of the specialties:
u At II dozen-and better at 81 So You will not
nnd many at Sl25 that good a. our 81 grade
Some - at $3.50 and some y for 81, g. So So o..
$3.50. %. 50. g. $40. s12. @15. SIs and ego
dozen.
Z Napkins a. 90. 90. s1a. clio and sao dozen.
STAND CLOTHS.
- Monie Cloth. with knotted fringe and open
Slx3l Damask Cloth. with fringe ana two rows of
TOWELS.
Here Is q rich mine:
2OI3S.ali linen-coored bordered Huck Towels. at
S14S1aii lnen-white and colored borders at 2oc
s1x4S-hed and Blue Bordered Huck at SOC.
Jun4V,Dsmask and knotted fri. 20 In Plain White
sh AZ eight different colorcd borders-25c each
AZ. ram IN nhite huck Danssk borders-3Sx44--at 90
Pine srsdes o. Hack roweline-27 inches wide-..
full line of Crashes, Glass Toweline kc-at prices
tnat make you want to replenish your stock
linen don't grow every bush'-that these are good
QUALITIES and you can for how scant the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-08
T lie. F {. If
On rHHrR NEW sroRH,,

4 TIw REMARKS ABOUT OUR cHAlrBfR SET
VIZ CLAIM 10 have the largest line Of Chamber
sets in the city. WE
CLAIN and Justly %. that We sell moro
Medium Prices Chamber
ssts than any other house in the District
Why this u % We can
easliy sxriain: We make . speciality
Of Chamber Sets. We push
this branch Of our business. We sre
always In the market for
thh line Of goods. Manufacturers inform
us We use these goods In larger
quantities than any house here. This gains n
concessions in prices.
enabling % 10 sell these goods Of
lower hsurea
Our Cottage Set which We make
leader Of 1t s379 10
very popular set, full size. neatly
decorated with full
broad colored band, artistcaliy
traced 0recian borders.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S3&S
Another popular
Temples Chamber Set with M 10
the novel ,~Chintx"
Set An exact representation off
piece Of calico. This
III full decoration: comes In
three colora. Claret.
Blue and Brown. Engiish China
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..S3.1o.
A rare bargain 10
this Handsomely Decorated Tsn-piecs
Set, full size and IN
entirely new shape; large. fiarius
bowl and good .sized ever.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......eA39.
Ifyou wsnta set
with Jar we have a fly or sixty
-. varieties to select from.
One more beautiful than the other
and all sterling values.
Our leader IL Prettily Decorated
English China Set.
new shape and design. Our own
importation; twelve piecea
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1886.
Another gem il . Hand
somely Decorated English China Set. floral
decoration, Grecian border
on clear White ground. Twelve pieces,
Iomofrow... -.....,.............94.9S
Our s1O. 9S set A bargain
ct that price. Rich colored floral decoration.
Riit.lined and traced.
New shape. clear White ground, twelve piecea
Splendid value.
1onorrow. e006.
THE FAIR,
FRANKIE L CO.. Proprietors 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-08
EVERY HousE HIS Sonn LEADING

EVERY Housr Has Sonn LEADING
principle Of action which success. may be a,r
uted- our.is
EQUAL EXCELLENCE IN EVERYTHING"
We don't make speciality Of silks or Dress Goods or
Upholstery Goods any other separate stock wesre
the recognized orginstor Of close prices all around
webuy on the most sdvsutaseous terms eau obtain
and sell for little profit we can Afford and as re-
suit we are constantly Offering customers special
bargains in every Of our departmental Takea
walk through and II facts don't bear on,
our assertions.
MISSES COATS.
We invite the sttenton Of parents to our
great assortment Of Clocks fer Misses ThOse
made for school wear are made from the most
durable materials. We make no charge for al
teratiops or fitting ladies' misses garments.
CLOTH DEPARTMENT
What lady would consider her outfit complete with
out . Cloth Dress' This adds considerably to the
wardrobe Of every stylish lady Cloth Suit is ressy.
ser,!ceable and at al times rrcsentable. A look
through our Cloth Stock will convince you that we
the largest line of Cloths shown under one
roof
We Sponge FREE OF CHARGE every Cloth Dress
Pattern bought Of us
Our soinch LADIES' CLOTH in Black and all lead
ing shades extraordinary value Soc per yard AsO.
our 52-inch s3c HABIT CLOTH 10 equal TO any SIC.
cloth in the market. Our sl "a 81 So and SO
FRENCH CLOTHS superior to any cloths ever
shown BY Us for the same money.
SCHOOL HOSIERY FOR CHILDREN.
Good strong Hose for PC. per pair
much better quality, 3 pairs for Of.
CHILpREN's KNEE PROTECTORS. ESQ.
Are made Of strong and durable Jersey Cloth are ss-
,usted to the knee in simple and ut perfectly
They save the wear Of many pair Of hose.
NELLIE BLY, CAPS. $50
Suitable for chdrens school csps made Of excellent
materials In such oolors Red, Garnet Brown Navy
Blue. Cream and Black.
DRESS GOODS. for childrens school dressed Csc
per yard. in twenty different styles.
FALL NEcKwEAR FOR MEN
Nobby Styles a5c
Choice Goods, SOC
Seasons Pckings. 75c. and 81.
FALL-wEIGHT UNDERWEAR ron MEN.
Starting price 50c up 10 the Finest Natural WOO
Goods.
NEW yEwEIRY
in the most ingenious styles unlimited -
sortIaent in BROOCHES. TIE PINS CUFF
BUTTONS. SCARF PINS CHAINS and
NECKLACES
BEAD NECKLACEs l5c. and &c
SOAP PERFUMERY. sPoNGEs and cHANoIs.
All reliable kinds
47ll SOAP. lac.
CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP. 2lo
NEW GLOVES
4-button Suede. in Gray. Tan and Black.
Price also.
s-button length Suede Mousquetaire. Q l.5o.
s-button length Suede Mousquetaire. IN
Modes. Tan and Black. els5 per pair.
All our Gloves warranted and tried on o. counter
unique Button Hook given away with every pair u
Gloves
OUR MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT
Has been considerably increased: every fAcfrty posi-
BILE afforded out-of-town Shoppers All commun,es-
tiona whether for samples goods VIII receive con-
scientious consideration
OUR FALL FASHION SHEETS are ready and viii 10
mailed every month TO out-of-town people free
Of charge merely by sending their address V
che Pattern Department
LANsBURGH d BRO.
90 Washington. DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-08
School Dnrssrs Fon Canpsrs.

Tho following Complete Dress Patterns are of the
best materials and therefore bargains:
81 90 FOR CoMPLETE sUIT.-The patterns IN.
clude so yards Of cashmere tartan Scotch plaids
check stripe cheviots the buttous dress nipx and
spool cotton included. 30 that you offered com.
plete costume for only q 95.
SEQ Fur COMPLETE sUIr.-Thess pstterns
contain yards Of material being sufcient for Mis-
of age. Buttons nning and spool cotton in
cluded In the price.
, THE PALA1s ROYAL /
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-08
MoRE SOC. DREss Goops.

Tho last arrivals are good imitation of the Soc
suifings that we'n be almost glad when they are gone
They come in the same checks and color combinations
as the more expensive goods viz. Brown and Blue.
Light and Dark Green. two shades Gray. Mahogany
and Gray. You know make special effor: to give
the best VALUES in town at Soc. yard The fol.
lowing we claim as such:
4o-inch Cashmeres. autumn shades ...... soc yard
4o-inch Series plaids aud stripes Soc gard
40-inch Cheviots. checks and stripes. soc yard
4O-ineh suitngs. tartan and Scotch raids Zoe yard
40-inch Black serses. I'll wool. yard
40-inch Black Mohair Brilliantine soc yard
THE PALAis ROYAL
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-08
Bosros VAHrrrr Sron.
PICTURES READY FRAMED.

One cannot fan 10 be strucf with the advance 4,
graphic art which hes within the last fen yes placed
artistic reproductions Of famons pictures within the
rsch of all Thee dspiss crest variety framed
IN handsome and substantial manner. suremsrk sbly
low hsurcz.
Soc Photograph. sine lixl4 Frame IN inch
Fiat Molding. White and Gosd or silver
SOC Photographs and Eneravinrs. sine lila
Frame i-inch Oak Moldsns silver Bead OF =
inch Plat Needed osk Moldng.
sec kngravinTs. size lsx22 Frame 2k inch
Fiat Oak holding
alas Artotypes size 2o124. Frame 3inoA
Shaded Oak and silver Moitins.
sL%s. ArtotyPes. sire aox24 Frame 3-inch Fiat
White and Gold MoldinT.
ei.'o. Artosype~. saze isx2A Frame 3-inch rl.t
Oxidized Moldins.
eLse Artotypes sire 3ox.<. Frame 4-inch An
uoue Oak and oxidized Silver Noldlng. very
handsome.
sles ArtO,spe~ sine aox2& Frame <-,nch Tia,
Shaded Oak Moldins
tLsS. Artotypes sire e0x2A Frame 3-inch
White and silver Molding.
e24S Artotyres. 2ox24. Frame Sinch o~k
and silver Aoldiug.
sZ'*s Etchings on White Satin. sire i6xeu Frame
3-inch White and Gold Molding
e2-es Artosypes. ans 20xa<. Frame 4-inch White
and Gold or White and SILVER Ensncled
Molding.
s4ee. ArtOtype.. size eorc4. Frame An. White
Enamel and oola with Tinted floral Border.
eo.se fsstel Painting. 2ox.,4 Frame White
Enamel and Gold. Tinted Floral Border
sL2a Panel Pastel Ikea Frame IN inch sil-
yer and Oak Moldins
e2.4a Panel Pastel. IKEA Frame 2.inoh whi,s
aud Gold Moldins
Easels to match any Of these fr.nes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-08
TIM Pnoprn Dnrss Tn,xuuxos.

The following selected - unusually chesp anal
ity and style considered:
Doc ysrd-Hack Chenille ana silk Trimm;nrx
CSC yard-Coiored Chenille and silk Banda az
inches wide.
75c yard-veivet and silk Guimps right ana I'm
The new Blues. Heaiotropa Grsys. 0rsenA Garnet.
Browna
soc ysrd-van Dyke ouimpa N inches vsds. IN
the new autumn tinta
81 ysrd-silk Fringcs. inches vida.
~ Among the expensive styles yourI us<xc,
mstchless variety Of Jewel-mountsd Trimuins. slso
novelties that REQUIRE bat few stitches snd the
dress 10 trimmed; Rolling Collar Cufs aud Sleeves
also the loops eovdA Be. al resay TO sdtust
Festhes Boas from y 10 3yaris long Ths rev Velvet
and Crochet BustonA also the Aew Ribbon ana Trim
ming Vsivees are al hsre apecial harysins ase ths
velysts Ut 81 al.23 and also gard Ths.s COM
in Haacks aud eolofA In Rack ealy We oass ct o.
yard Veivst@ fun - inches vida that would b casap
1t three dollarA
II A {. a is
| Hoy AL:
4 LnN1n.
q csr.sr Issh =. 80 - 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-08
None DREss GooDs ARRIVE.

embroidered costumes are already seen the fash.
ionable thoroughfares Of London and Psris We have
Just received dress patterns of Broadcoths in lovely
autumn tints embroidered with Black Braid. only
$40 the pattern Those Of Serge. only ss. so pat
tern The Paris fashion plates we have to show you
VIII give good idea how stylish and really beautiful
are these novelties.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED belovl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-08

Two thousand volts only knocked over and
bhstered the hands Of the San Francisco cleo
triclAn who received it direct from the dynamo.
How much electricity does il take TO kill San
Francisco man, anyhow?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-08

OuR FAIL Goons
HAVE ARRIVED AND WE ASSERT.
without hesitancy. that We have beyond doubt -
Of the finest and most
ooMPLETE ASSIGNMENTS
FURNITURE.
CARPETS. RUGS.
UPHoIsTERy GOODS.
LACE CURTAINS
WALL PAPERS a.
ever shown.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
We are showing many pieces which ere elegant
and unique ia design and nnisk
In PARIOR FURNITURE We show unusually
tensive and varied assortment Of PARLoR SUITES.
NANTELS CABINETS. PKDEsTALS INCEPTION
cHAIIis. DlvANs and FANCY ODD PIECES e
sy xfsi af s;ss %
CHAMBER SUITES
piSiSs noox; LIsaAHy. HALL md xIscEI.
CARPET pEpARrxESr
!. d,,pl.ysd an ans.s.liy attractive assortment =
Tie PATTERN: - nsS ana Il: coisnns. rsA ana en-.
qui.lss. oar 81 eanpI.sss
a r. sSSs ss ssS assa.,.s
a., AZ sxrnxA DAsnEsrAx. rur AND sKu
jAkI souAREs IlxoLErn AND on CLOTH.
In the CPHoI,sTEkY DEPARTMENT
Ne shex mnny neS fshrics saitshs sor asholsty su4
e. $500 h.. q LACE CURTAINS soar eva
fn1rnrlxf11nk Including =
'AnA f SnUsszIs
SWISS and xorz1xoaAS,
u an The ssw sfsctA.
PoR11EnEs
n rich ~ ssw desasns end eno1ivs coioraneA
xsssssh = WALL PAfxnG latest ssssSs.a
suzSW LAxssu.e2
|. . 15rH AM n sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-08

SPECIAL Irrn.
We have inst received
ons eaoe simrs.h tIthts q Use.
~ and l.1<s cbs<k Nainasox. 1e
and l0c. Pam Lasna s.
Coia3bk Cksviots. CSC.
AkseskeAx Outinw Goth, &c
Allow fully - psf cent under psacsL chane, fur
". C vrERBUCHix
... lx4l, l2t3 llth q. az.
61ed0 Formerly Double Coiuhinsiiol.