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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-25
She May Have Been Deyoured.

Specialize TIE Observation-Disclosures Dispatch. |
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, June 4.-Barney
Searfers, who has q farm and hotel at the
foot of Five Mile mountain, five or six miles
back in the wilderness from Laurel Run,
related a startling tale to-day that may
lead to the solution Of the mystery sur
rounding the disappearance Of little Anna
Fredericks. Mr.. Searfers says about three
weeks ago black bear Of unusual size ap-
peared on the mountain near his house. A
week ago last Tuesday, or just one week
before the little girl was lost, this bear
killed and carried of from Mr. Searfers'
farm full grown calf He and another
man started out TO hunt the bear. They
found the remains of the calf, but the bear
escaped them. Three days later the bear
was seen at q point between the Five Mile
mountain and Laurel Run, or within three
miles of the spot where the girl was lost
1t is therefore believed by many that the
little girl encountered the animal and was
killed and devoured. Several parties of
armed men with hounds will start out in
different directions tomorrow and thor
oughly explore the whole mountain terri
fOrv
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Baseball.
NATIONAL LEAGUE-cHIcAGo.

NATIONAL LEAGUE-CHICAGo.
Chicago, s: Cincinnati, 2. Batteries
Hutchinson, Kittredge; Radbourn, Clark
CLEVELAND.
Cleveland, 4; Pittsburg, 2. Batteries
Gruber, thinner: King, Mack.
PHILADELPHIA.
Boston, 3: Philadelphia, 8. Batteries
Haley, CAMEL; Gleason. Clements.
NEW YORK.
Brooklyn. z; New York, g. Batteries
keefe, WEIGH, Clark; DAILY, Caruthers.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION BOSTON.
Boston, 2; Baltimore, 3.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, IA; Cincinnati, 3.
COLUMBUS.
Columbus, l; Louisville, 5.
WASHINGTON.
Washington, s.; Athletics ).
WESTERN LEAGUE-oMAuA.
Omaha, q; Minneapolis, ii.
DENVER.
Denver, 10; Sioux City, L.
LINCOLN.
Lincoln, 2; Duluth, 6.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. 5; Milwaukee, g.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-25
Columbia Wins the Freshman Boat Race.

New LONDON, Conn.,, June 24-The two
mile eight cared race between the Column
bia, Yale and Harvard freshmen crews was
rowed at noon to-day on the Thames. AL
the morning a stiff breeze blew down the
river and the waves were high. Toward
noon the wind died away and the water
Gained down and it was decided to start.
The water favored the crews most decid-
eddy. This accounts largely for the fast
time made by all of the crews, the Column
bian's time being the fastest on record.
The freshman boat race was won oy Col
umbia in three lengths, Yale second. two
lengths ahead of Harvard. Time-9:4l m,
$685. M, and 0 :56 N. respectively.
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Promotions in the Postofice Department.

WASHINGTON, June Postmaster
General Wanamaker today issued an order
relative to promotions in the postoffice de-
partment. 1t is ordered that there be
established in the postoffice department .
board of promotion, to consist of the clerks
of the various departments. In case of a
vacancy occurring in any one of the grades
of clerks, said board shall determine and
report to the postmaster general the name
of the person, who, sccor ing to the stand
ard prescribed, is hes, lifted, sin thsir
judgment, to I'LL said vacancy by promo
ton, and such promotion shall be made ir-
resptlve of the influence Of friends. The
examinations prescribed shall in ali cases
ce competitive.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-25
Ex-senator Mcponalds Funeral.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 24.-The fun
eral of the late Joseph E. Mcdonald oc-
CURED this afternoon from the family resi-
dence. From noon until o'clock a pcrfec,
stream of people poured through the house
to get last glimpse of the remains. In the
funeral procession were political clubs and
other organizations and over five hundred
carriages. After services at the house.
which were attended by people from all
over the state, the remains were taken to
the cemetery.
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Kansas City Races.

KANSAS CITY, June 24.-Seven furlongs-
Topgallant won; Dyer, second; Maud,
third. Time-1 :3l15
Mile handicap Balance won; Ulf
second; GeIdarme, third. Time-1 "a.
Heat race, six furiongs. First heat
Volens won; Elsie b, second; Progress
third. Time-l:20.
Second heat - Elsie b won, Volens
second. Time-1:l9.
Third heat-Elsie 3 won, Volens
second. Time-l POI.
Half mile-Charley Wilson won. Luke
Richards second, Lettie, third. Time
so.
six furlongs won, Haram-
boure second, Crspine, third. Time
, 1 10
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HOSTILE NAVAJOES.
The Trouble in Their Reserva-
ton Is Increasing.
patches Courier to the Commander Of
ID. Troop to Come to His Assistance.

LAS VEGAS. N. NJ, June 24.-Further
advices received here from Fort Wingate,
800 miles west, to-day, are to the effect that
the trouble on the Navajo reservation is in
creasirg. Lieutenant Butt who was sent
with a detachment of troops to Keen
canon, near Fort Defiance, to suppress
depredations of the hostiles, dispatched a
courier to q commander of d troop of
the Zuni reservation TO come to his aid as
speedily as possible. Also a courier has
arrived at Wingate with a special to the
commanding officer for another troop of
cavalry or all the cavalry available, as the
hostiles are threatening war.
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Washington Park Races.

CHICAGO June 24.-The track was fast
Mile-Yale '9l won, Homer second, Faith
full third. Time-1:42.
Five furlongs Wightman wop, Dan
Kurlz second, Coverton third. Time
/ :0l1z.
Mile and half--Business won, Athens
second, Kingman third. Time-2 :35JS.
Mile and one-eighth - Chapman won,
Soaps tone second, Tom DAILY third. Time
l SOL.
Mile and -sixteeuth-Donatello won,
Balgowan second, Whitney third. Time
l :49S<.
Mile and one-eighth-Boby Forythe won,
Blueveil second, Fob L. third. Time
:51L.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-25
ST.. Johu's COLLEGE commencement.

New York, June 2.-The programme Of
to-day's ceremonies at the commencement
exercises of st. Johns college, Fordham,
included the unwilling of statue of Arch
bishop Hughes. Archbishop Ryan. of
Philadelphia, delivered the Grafton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-25
A CHILEAN Army Crosses the Andes.

SANTIAGO DE CHILL, June PA division
Of the Gillian army commanded by General
Stephan, Bslmacedist commander. which
has already twice crossed the snow-covered
Andes, has rejoined the main body of Bal
msceda's army after re-crossing the Cor
dilleras At q height OF II, 500 feet above the
level Of the sea and with the snow twenty
two feet deep on the mountains.
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Persecution Of Chinese Missionaries Con
flrmed.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-The navy D.
partment has received few short cable
grams from Admiral Belknap, commanding
the United States squadron at the China
station, conhrmatory of the news received
OF the persecution of foreign missionaries
by the Chinese. The admiral sent all his
available ships to Shanghai, the point most
threatened. The Alliance, Monocacy and
Palos constitute this force.
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Mining Troubles at Seattle.

SEATTLE, June 24.-Work was resumed
at the Black Diamond coal mines to-day,
the miners having come to the company's
terms. At Gilman, however, serious
trouble is threatened. The company At
tempted to put q force Of men to work, bu,
the striking miners drove them away. A
special train with additional forces left
here tonight for the mines
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He Recognized Balkeley.

HARTFORD. Conn, JJpe 24.-Judge ]. NJ.
Hail, in the superior sourt to-day handed
down q decision in the suit of Austin
Brainard, executive s1cretery to Governor
Bulkeley against Comptroller Staule, for
payment of salary. The decision is. in
effect, recognition of Governor Bulkeley's
right 70 the Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-25

PHILADELPHIA, June PA fire broke
out in the large stable attached to the city
gas works at Twenty fourth and Coest-
nut streets at 1 10 o'clock this Thursday
morning. Over one hundred horses were
In the building and these are all believed to
have been burned to death. The tire is
under control at 2:l5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-25
Commencement at Yale.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 24.-The hun
dred and ninety-first commencement of
Yale university was observed to-day at
Center church. Degrees honorary and in
course, were conferred upon over four
hundred men. The valedictory address
was delivered by Nathan Glickman, of
Chippewa Falls, Wis.
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CHICAGO, June 24.-Five Worlds fair
delegates to Europe were appointed to-day.
They are ex- Governor Waller. of Con-
necticut; Senator: Eustis, Of Louisiana:
Ferd w. Peck, Of Chicago; Secretary But.
terworth and Promoter General Hardy.
The commission is TO sail not latter than
July 10.
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siderable heighth in the air with the object
of determining the practicability of ex-
ploding dynamite in like manner and its
effects in producing rain in case of drought.
Three balloons, about twslye feet in diam
eter, charged with two parts Of hydrogen
and one Of erygen, were sent up about one
hundred feet and exploded by means OF an
wire. The tests were considered success
fr,l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-25
Dalton The Swimmer Defeated.

LONDON, June ga swimming race be-
tween Dalton, the American, and q man
named Fisher took place to-day and re-
suited in the defeat of Dalton The course
was between Dover and Ramsgate.
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New Haven Railroad DIrectors, Tr,el.

New YORK, June 24.-At the trial to-day
of the New Haven railroad directors for
misdemeanor in heating their cars with
stoves, instead of steam, the Judge in
structed the jury to acquit all the defend
ants except President Clark, whose trial,
the Judge said, would continue this after
noon.
AT 9 O'Clock this evening the Jury, after
consideration, acquitted President Clark
also.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-25
A Tribute to Henry Ward Beecher.

BRooKLYS, June 24--In the park oppo
s;te the city hall tribute in bronze and
granite to Henry Ward Beecher was I'm.
Sejlad at o'clock this afternoon A large
rrow<1bf people was present, among them
beit 300 Sunday school children who took
prf in The exercises.
IHoa. Seth Low delivered an Grafton,
zEhich was devoted TO an eulogy of Mr.
Beecher. Speaking Of the noted divine's
work for the abolition Of slavery, Low
lid: by his dsuntless spir:t he made
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-25
Hartford TroftIny Races.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, June 24.-The 2:22
trot-Annie Wilkes won, Jesse Hanson
second, Early Bird third. Best time
2:2l1s.
The 2:27 trot-Sadle Nj. won. Best time
-2:244.
The 2:23 trot-Redmont won. Best
time-2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-25
North Dakota Alliance Convention.

GRAND FORKS, N. D., June 24-The
Alliance state convention assembled here
with closed doors. The convention is
about equally divided on the re election of
Muir and the adoption Of the Cincinnati
platform.
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WASHINGTON, June 24-The attention of
the war department was called this morn
ing to the report that an Indian outbreak
in Arizona 10 feared. The department OH
Gals stated it was not thought the trouble
would amount to anything.
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Damages Awarded CampbeII.

CORK, June 24.-In the action for libel
brought by Campbell, secretary to Parnell,
against the owners Of the Cork Herald, the
jury today awarded Campbell $3.50
damages.
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Silver Purchases.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-Three hundred
and eighty three thousand ounces CT silver
were purchased to- day, at prices ranging
from 1.OO9S to 1.0125.
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A Liberal Victory In Holland.

THE HAGUE, June 24.-Tne election for
members of the deputies Of the lower
chamber is just completed. Returns show
the Liberals have won a victory over their
oppOnentS.
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Parnell Reported Married.

LONDON, June PAT is reported in the
Hobbies Of the commons tonight that Par
nell was married to Mrs. O'Shea last Thnrs
day in the strictest privacy.
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Experimente to Produce Rain.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-Further expert
ments were made this afternoon by Prof.
Dyrenfurth. Of the agricultural depart
ment, in testing the feasibility of explod-
iIs balloonsc harged with gasses, ct con-
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Gone to the Wall.

New YORK, June 24-Action has been
taken to place the Metropolitan Watch
company in the hands of a receiver, under
a mortgage of 100000.
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Gillian Insurgent ENJOYS In New York.

New YORK, June 24.-The Gillian minis
ter arrived here to-day, and also a delega-
zion of ENJOYS representing the insurgents.
The latter will go to Washington to learn
the feeling Of the United States govern
ment toward them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-25
Mccarthy Soon to Retire From the Leadership

DUBLIN, June 24.-TEe retirement Of
Justin Mccarthy from the leadership of
the Irish party is expected directly John
Dillon is released from jail. Mccarthy, as
generally admitted, proved to be complete
failure as leader OF the Irish parliament
tary party. His friends assert he was IN
able to give much attention to his duties or
that he always recognized the fact that the
position he occupied as leader was only
temporary one
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-25
Sullivan satp Fight.

NEW YORK. June %. The Police Gazette
has dispatch from San Francisco saying
Sullivan will fight Slavin for 5000 a side
and purse of So, 600. other in the Olympic
club, New Orleans. OF Granite club, Ho-
RSssn, at any time Desaeen September and
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Parneil Gets special Marriage License.

LONDON, June 24.-It is currently re-
ported that special license to marry Mrs.
O'Shea has been obtained by Parnell, but
it is said the Irish leader is experiencing
difficulties in obtaining the services of a
clergyman willing to overlook the fact
that Mrs. O'Shea is a divorced woman.
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cred the position of minister to China.
Senator Squirrels friends say he will not
give up his six years in the Senate for any
foreign mission, but if the President wants
him to recommend good man he will
do so.
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Trenton China COMPANY Assigns

TRENTON, N. j., June 24.-The Trenton
China company, controlled by the same men
who operated the State Rubber company,
has assigned and receiver has been ap-
pointed
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Assets of Fowler 4 Co

New YORK, June 4.-Ths assets Of the
commission merchants, Fowler & Co., as
scheduled show $s2S, 900: debts, 1913. 900.
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Payments to Survivors Of Wars.

NEW YORK, June 24.-The sum Of 81 ,2S4,
zoo. 600 has been paid to survivors of the
war of 1912, the Mexican war and the war
Of the rebellion.
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Cole CRY, Ga, June 24.-George Ward,
the convict who led the recent break for
liberty and who is one Of the most noted
safe blowers in the United States, has died
from his wounds.
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Uncle Sans Cash Balanc

WASHINGTON, June 24-The United
States treasurer's report, issued to- day,
shows cash balance of S44, sos, C0e.
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Fire.

MIssoULA, Mont, June 24.-The business
portion Of Demersville was burned last
night. Loss, $4,000
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An Embezzllnr Police Clerks Sentence.

TOLEDO, O., June 2L-William B. Cook,
late police clerk of this city, pleaded guilty
this afternoon to emuG3zlmeat of 5000 city
funds, and was sente1ced to five years in
the penitentiary, ard to pay fine OF
SO. COO
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Prof. Weber Dead.
Fire In a Philadelphia stabl,

CHICAGO, June 24.-Prof. Weber, the
wellknowE scientist, died to-day.
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Reader Accepts Gilbons' Challenge
LONDON, June 2I-Resder has acceped
Gibbons challenge 70 box at the Pelican
club for GOO.
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senator Squire summoned tn Washington.

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Squire,
Of Washington, has been summoned 70 the
capital and it i stated he has been tend
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Bordeaux Street Car Strikers Triumph
BcRDEAUx. June 24.-The strike of the
horse car employees il settled and resulted
in victory for the strikers, who returned
to work to-day.
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British Subjects Forbidden to Catch Seals

LONDON, June 24-This afternoon the
official London Gazette contained an order
in council prohibiting the catching Of seals
by British subjects in Behring Sea from
to-day till May |, 1892.
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Newfoundlsnd and the Colonial once Agree.

LONDON, June 24.-Negotistion between
the colonial office and Newfoundland dele
gates are virtually completed. A bill will
be passed as speedily as possible.
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WASH DRESS GOODS.

THE TERMS APPLICABLE TO OUR WASH DRESS GOODS
arc handsome, protty, sweet These throo styles of
beauty all embraced In tho choicest limo
any house The OF all Importers
ors arc collected In this grand display.
Wo lead with tho groat European Novelty MoIro In
printed goods made from Egyptian Cotton
combed Yarns with tho MORO effect producing
richness only to be found tho highest Silks Evory
house advertses Scotch onghams and Zophyrs.
ugly than pretty patterns but with It Is dfforon
havo Immense assortment overy pattern a beauty
the ooios and rich producing objects before
messed In this class OF goods, and perfectly
We also showing stylish patterns In American Cling
hams.
The old Standby Printed Saloons Is largely represented
In all qualities, and tho Canton Cloth by Simpson
Sons, special mention Tor It's richness design.
Tho patterns this very pretty
must speak OF thom
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srlSLrys NEW STORY.
LEADiNu FONTS oF INTEREsr N IiiE
FORTHCOMING nook OK TIM EMiN
my EXPEDITION.

Sihnlcy's new book "ln Darkest
Africa, aud the Quest, Rescue and
Rcttoat Of Emin, the Governor Of
Equatorial, will he Issued by Scrib-
ner's Sons early In June, aud IL 10 bc
published simultaneously In the
English, French, German, Spanish,
Italian, aud swedish languages. a
great deal Of the illustration has been
done 10y American artists from photo.
graphs taken by Stanley aud other
members Of the expedition.
Probably the most interesting por-
lion VI this latest narrative, and, ac.
corling 10 Mr.. Stanley, what will be
his last, 10 that portion " II which TO-
icfs TO what supposed 10 lie an en-.
lircly new race VI mon, the dwatiA OF
the great forest region. They are
minuloly Described, aud Illustrations
are given 81 the King aud Queen oi
the pygn,ics, also Of many individual
and groups, DWELLING, costumes aud
hunting and fishing implements, and
" their Instrument. OF war.
Another striking Incident In the
record VI Stanlcy'r discoveries II the
chapters relating 20 the finding Of the
mountains Of the Moon" heretofore
vaguely described, aud considered
mythical by later travellers. The great
Aiuwinl forest, with IL tropical yegc.
tatiOn aud rubber trees, exceeding
those Of the Amazon forests, will la.
tcrcst scientific men, while an equally
great surprise will be the description
Of the lake regions Of fertile upiands
ON the equator, where white men eau
live, and which Stanley predicts will
become the future grannry OF Africa.
This region has n temperate climate,
rich soil, nxuriant grasses and fruits,
and Is inhabited by "cla--lc.faccd PEG.
pies, lcniircly different from the tribe,
Of the Congo.
Geographen aud scientific mon will
he interested In the story Of his explOr-
ations o. Lake Albert Edward, which
he skirtcd ON the west, north aud fast
shores, solving one OF the few
remaining problems In African geo.
graphy. The book will contain Vivid
description Of the horible cfuelticn
pfacticcd by the Arab slave traders aud
ivory raiders, who have de.clatcd
thousands OF miles Of productive
country.
No other member Of the Emin To-.
lief expedition IA allowed 10 publish
any account Of the trip until six months
after the appearance Of Stanlcy's book.
All through his work Stanley has en-.
deavorcd 10 emphasize the Idea that
Africa is waiting 10 be civilized, aud
he has given many tangible proofs that
the interior regions aud peoples Of the
mysterious continent are open 10 clvili-
zatinn and are worth the effort IN. y.
Mail oud ETDTt6F.
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DRESS GOODS.

EVERY DRY GOODS HOUSE KEEPS DRESS GOODS. BUT
scarcely house In America show tho collection Of
superb things wo prepared this SPRING Thoy arc
strung along from New York to Salt Lake SOMETHING
NEW Is ARRIVING DAILY Tho purchases Of six past soa.
sons would not equal the this season no and
Ladies cannot form tho fantost idea elegantly and
iastefuy thoy can dress calling examining
our choice stock Of French and tho ohor artistic
ofoots In our Droas Goods Department
We shall show limo Of Fronch chales, tho patterns
eolorlnss Of which arc pronounced works OF art
our Combination Plaid Robos arc tho most tasteful nj
moderate price. produood; pat
torns OF European Novelties dross patterns
arc alike, arc something to DO proud OF.
The Wool Plalds embrace oolors attempted
and together with tho patterns, simply
styles suitable to all ages.
Our Black Goods very complete In which wo arc
showing many novelties that faro offered tho worry low
proos place Henrotas Cords. Dlasonols
Twlls.