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AN OTfITI1lER

c. Wood Davis is not alone q good
economist. lie made the first pass
enger and time schedule west of the
Missouri river and was one of tile
leading officers OF the old KANSAS
Pacific for years. lie WAS close
friend of Fremont and is rs familiar
with r5.ilrnatis as with farming. lie
is HO calsmityite. AJileI,e Reflector.
Whether he is caIamityite or not
he is "A vigorous advocate 81 One Of tile
fundamental demands Of the peoples
party, government ownership and con-
trcl Of railroads, and has written an
exhaustive and muauswerable article
in the Arelsn magazine, showing CON
clusiyely that government ownership
and control is the only practicable
solution If the railrcad question. It
is such men us Wood Davis, Pres
StIekney and Richard T. Ely, Of John
Hopkins University, men who have
made a close study Of the railroad
Hestion FOR years, and who are
thoroughly familiar with the manage
mellt aIId operation of railroads, not
only in this but in other countries,
who are the most ardent supporters
of-the proposition that tire. goternment
should own and operute the railway
system.
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IT is now an an open secret, that the
central committee OF the republican
party of K;tnsas, has forwarded instruc-
tions to republican county central
committees, in counties where it is
doubtful if "a democratic county ticket
would be placed in the field, that said
state committee will furnish SICO to
such county central COMMITTEES, to b.
used in the endeavOr to see that a dem
ocrsstic county ticket is placed in the
fstd. XeH know this year 1t is a local
arrangement, no politics in il but
somehow, even the republican state
organize ton deems the success OF THE
republican ps,rsy tlais faIi-oG s',tlisieEt-
importance, to use money cO5isisisrJ.~
tions fOr Inducing the democrats a.
place a ticket in the field, and ia that
manner aiding the election OF The rep
ubliean ticket. Such as believe II TO
be their interest TO endorse the plat
form Of the peoples party, cannot
afford to support the republican ticket
ST fo!ssl CopitGL
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
- pggIl.l.se - -. -.

first published September leih, ts9i
safe or Kansas. Edwards county
I'm the district court OF the county Hua state
Charles =. ssiilman. plaintiff
william siegIingcr. A. O.. Leonard, IT, pattur-
& Co.. G.. IT, Henderson q tal-s % eurpDflf-
ri4ns=5- ~ Noycs, 81 s. Norman, and g. g.
ECmper, partners as Eoyers Norman & Co.
uuu " D pcsH, defendant
The above named Defendants. A. &C. Leon
ard, f. PlrteE7-Du & Co, a. ID Mcpherson s.
s-d-. "a corporation, e. W. E8Fesr 81 3. Nor
csurluaI4 JosvTilf take uuglCl 4lflf tur liloNe
named piai-Itiu d1i- on the f+ra rlT OF sep
geIulle-r- ic1l- r4e lie petition 800 Eail district
C1art v ifhiu and Tor tEe county or 10 Esird7
.1aId state or Eslgssss laa1iiIs1 she Said defend
ants lr E5sia -r1 ions ami that -iifI last named
ritsrrIalIitsI sl-El petition Ale4 ms
Aforesaid oa ur ls-i2sss tsle @iln ia OF oetfi-
Ter ls-il- Cr q petition VIII Dee Taken us
true and Judgment rendered iu sHsd action
nsuiE-5t Ellid defendant William aigflllsrcr-
for uae sum OF atsll1. with q per cent per
l1s-, less the sum of - .-i'l aud for costs 81
cult Ann . further 1udi-ulerft lralsEr al OF
said defeHaarfis lsrr the lorgcsfHgslEc 81 "a GER
tain nlorJsFnre utaou tze following describes
Thjrfv - feer "a 81 the north eide Of Iot
Ellir 4 ina block ElClI--uur. o. ~ she Arflfl-
saa valley LDUu Company addition 10 me
citg OF kLms-eF, "a the county of fdWlr.-s,
u-aiurin has Glic lrar ligu tI7Hia said prclll1=t-
Co. The amount 90 which Il1siaI EE VIII Zee
ztlsz s--il -uut ut fslill sail premises
4lr if- WLrtlG IA aTztr-il=e-Ifll-- and she pro
ceau= applied 20 tho pas lIf-iE Of Ehe amount
dare ui-lliIllf- ami forever barring aal fore
ets-ilr said elrn ill'fs rro-l -lfl rehr- tt-le o.
dlslrssan Ia OF 10 sa-'i prezllises o. aav Elsr g
thereof " So FHEaClt,
Atiszls 4. j Hz=r. -IerE- l7-5t-
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Proteolion In PractIcc

There are many things which the
mOnOpOiisJs can not affoYd to discuss
lest the fact be divuIged that patriotism
and protection are by no means
synonymous terms. The burthen Of
their cry is protection to American
labor, " stEtl the extent OF their Hrgu-
ment, the assertion that the tariff is
not tax. 1t is imposed they say, pri-
mHrIly that the American wOrklugmun
may have beef three times d day, and
Incidentally that the American manu-
ractuFer may compete with the for
cigner--
For several years prior 10 last May
the following advertisement appeared
regularly in the UphthaImiC Review, a
monthly record of ophthaImic science,
which IS pubIised by J. ~ =. ChurC-
hill, No IL. New Burlington street,
London, England:
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TIE REPUBLICAN, NOMINEES.
If we were to follow the methods Of
the leaders and editors of the republi-
cam party of this state, under this head
we would publish column of billings
gate ana abuse concerning every
Candidate nominated ut the repubIi-
can primaries; but we do not believe
such course is either decent journal
ism OF wise political policy. The sue
cess Of any political party can only be
permanently secured by convincing the
intelligent voters of the country by
sound argument that the measure
advocated by that party are necessary
and practicable, and it has been the
policy of the speakers and writers of
the peOple's party to discuss the prin-
ciples of their party and the objections
made against them by the old parties,
rather than to engage in personal
attacks upon the character Of the
leaders of the other parties, except
where it becomes necessary to Tepel
unprovOked and unmerited abuse and
utilization. Following this policy we
have 10 hesitation in saying that the
republican voters of the county
selected, on the whole, a strong ticket.
Three of the candidates, Scott Yeat-
man, II. F. Best and Fred ulnson are
now occupying tie Offices for viii Ii
they have been nominated for another
term, aud from our intercourse with
them, and our knowledge of the
manner in which the afitiTs OF the
Offices have been conducted, we can
C ,rdially assert that they have made
c)nprtent, Industrious and courteous
officers.
Robt Roberts, the nominee for
sheriff, is uu old resident of Kinsley
ana IS we'll Known throughout the
county as an energetic and enterpris-
ing merchant.
II. dickson, the candidate for com
missioner is resident Of South Brown
township. We have but slight acquain-
tanee with him, bat from our own
personal knowledge and from infJr-
nation obtained from others during
che last two years, we believe him to be
ii bright, Intelligent, reliable young man
and one of the most Industrious allt.
successful farmers in the county.
Bat, however competent and meTi-
tor;ous Tie above mentioned candi-
dates nay be, we can not advocate
their election for tile reason that the
party wliig;I, nominated them and which
their election ~ ,ulI strengthen, has
placed itself on record as bitterly
opposed to every measure of reform
tliat Ials been suggested OF proposed
for the relief of the people within the
last ten years.
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heT sac 5f d tsHBiy s sgts Of gf k5a,
snE.--Ctnrcrioc 4 Parks. trustee, and The Yer
mont uflcufE- plaintiffs, We tltrlch Hughes-
Margaret IE-3a1es, james y AIcIru and -
a leuTu- bis sife- ana thc BufoEu Hard |1re
90. lCfcudaaits
aud uCiiI eEsG. issued Gut of the district court
1f EdWurrs county huIsslta VII, nl Ngii-
o'clock D. Iu- ud said day, Hi the front os9t
" the court house. lu kiI sigE- Edwards
county. kansas otter Hr puuliC sale and sell
shC hidrheEE bidder FOR cash iu hand the
FOL iOrgfua- eL-aserfli aI real estate EfH-agtr=
Tire scout east quarter or EC-ttuu thirty two
ll township 4VEcrrr l-il wee - e'utu 81 fAHAe
e.Ie hteeu, rs FTeat OF thc d-u o.
Lying aud slfInte Goa tne county % Z Edwards
ia t1e stetG OF lAttrlHILH- , nc uuuNe-l i4ii i--f
real esrfia wifi bc sod. without uppriLi5l-
Ius 90. TO satisfy said order OF sale.
EtuEs SCOTT
s5-5r shsrid OF Edu ards County
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-Sissty dollars, excepting IN the Uni
ted States, where the price is So"
This, then, Is the purpose of pFotec-
zion! IL was 20 enable Grm OF Phiha-
delphia manu- fasTurers TO charge % per
cent more than afuE profit. The sc
Kinley law increased the duty on eye
glass lenses from 40 TO 90 per ce. t
8d valOrem!
Queen s. 60. could not manufacture
lenses for the home market under the
protection OF a duty OF 85sVer cent, but
they can ship their goods to England
and sell them at profit for 20 per cent
less than they charge ia Philadelphia.
Probably they axe able 10 do this for
the same reasOnsthHt manufactures Of
agricultural implements can afford to
send their goods. to South y HeFi9a and
sell them for less than they charge At
home. In this consists the real beauty
of protection Thanks TO the Hon
William Mckinley and his bill Ne Sis
Queen g Co. receive on every case Cf
trial lenses sold in this country SIS
less than their home price, They Ger
LainIy do not sell abroad at loss
merely for the qualification of paying
for an advertisement in a foFei ggII new s
paper.
Messrs. Queen & Co. withdrew
their ad. from the Ophthalmic Review
after the May issue. Probably Major
AIcE5 HleY's fri-ndsIn tssss suggested TO
the Quaker opticians that ia return tor
such signal service as the major and
has tliil hsti rendered them they should
desfst from advertising thIss openly,
what prJtectionists are at such pains
to conceal, the practical workings of
the protective p0lie3-.-kailssss City
Times.
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HheriM SaIe I9 q - - -, "a 1 q

NhnvfFF EuIn fu the district court OF Eu-
DuCllll holO wards county state OF KAN
hgCder and James D. Hceunu autCUduute-
lIF virtue of rlu order of sale tu uue directed
uf Edwards county, Kansas. , VIII. eu Mon
day. October 1@Lh. O., q. ls1l, between 2 ANA
u'cluciz,-p. u- of said day, at tho truut door
of tine Ci1Et house iu klu~lCy- EuwuEar
county, Kansas. uEer az public sale uul sell
10 the highest bidder, for Cst=I In hand the
following drSclsi1c- real cstulcs tn-Wits
lot 50 iu block "a. sui division OF the town
of kiusiCy, situated iu the northeast quarter
of section thtrty-fhrrc HI, i'm township tween
ty-four, D, south OF range uiuctcCur Do, west
OF the Gth p
Lying aud situate iu the county of Edwards
in tho sntFe OF kansas The allowed snrIICd
Ttsaf ssfsI=e Will bC Sold without uppTiisu-
Iaeut, 10 'saliEfy said order OF sale
a-5t Rod Scott,
Sheriff of Edwards County, Fas.
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Sheriff Sale sas ais.5ist ssa-t e 5- -

Sheriff Sale IE che distEiSt srt q, Fl K t a
-us-
The Keystone Security Co. piEiutfI. VS.
uIrew E Gross Huuuuh e. Cross ". H-
E--ilch ull8 tue Fh-lps d fifziow Wind MiH
by NirsHH af uu urriuT OF sale issued go me
Qua uI sues district court TI tine above lutirfeI
action g Wilt on TuesIHy. the lIth dng %
October d. ts-ii between 2 ard o'clock q
s=Iis4 'iaF- lhe front auur orr be court hrtl-
tH abe city or IeIusleE. fu the comfy CO
lalllfarlis- lu the State 90 kansas uler Ht pub
Bic ga fG-ilIln sell 20 rn- ligrsL and best bidder
fur cash it band. l.t the following oes-zzl bed
rerIi estate 20 wits
me southeast quarter OF section 81. Town
ship -. st4utl fg Tallsu-i1. west % tee 9Th p
My 1alal situate Oh -he county Of Edwards
in the So sts-ul fuu-Hs-
The it1uFt-lg-criled Erszl estate uFliI be zslta
sgirhatss aulslisarnonr, suafacf Co prior ne D.
of SI.au8, 70 satisfy said order OF sale
Rod scott.
ss-5L sherif- lf- Edwards county kausas-
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VIZ would respectfully ask all those
who nave been taking EiIE GRAPHIC
and have uot paid up their sabscripi
zion, TO call tn All see ms s's sJln AS
tiIss- can conveniently do 50. The
amount 10 esleli one is small bHt "a
number of.suslr-asDls every month is
very necessary 10 the succassfal aHan-
aeemout Of g newspaper and ae have
nut time 10 solicit payment ffom sub
sciibefs ili person.
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MoBERLY, Missouri, has a surplus
Of 81, 600 which she doesn't know what
TO do With.-kOHsds C5fy star
why don't they send for Judge Bot
kin and Bin Hackney? All BOtkin
would have to do is to make Bill
receiver, and Bill would do the rest.
If you doubt It, ask the folks of the
little town of Springfield, kansas
IODeEu Advocate.
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ShGTfd Sale ,rl sH ea,l qr stp Go%f' 9i
j. NJ. steele. plaintiff, vs.. AtcNuHdcr 81.
defendants.
BY virtue OF am order OF sale issued 90 mr,
out of Fuiu district court iH the uEuVc entitled
action Wsl. on Auunuy tine l2th day OF
October, H.- q. 1891. between . and o'clock. %
m. of auiG gGF, AZ he front door of the court
house iu tine city or Eiusiey in the county OF
FGwHEls.--1a inc stare OF Kansas, uIgr az pub
dc sale. ANA sol To the highest aud best
bidder. for each ia lIuu. ala the following
described real C=t &c. ru-ygIts
The north nall OF the northwest quarter q 6
section IWrHty-siE 3d. ALEC the cast half DO
the northeast quarter of section twenty
seven 2I- ulri7a ship gHvp=ry-siE, -t SuIh
of gIUEt sixteen. fH west OF rut- 9TH %. %.
LylIE Hud =ftu are iu tar counts uI Edwards
la tho state OF kansas
The abuVC described real estate viii Doc -uII,
without upprisumgutr tu su- isty sad uItlD 3
of sale EiUl Ssrfr
45-5t sheriff OF Edwards county, kus.
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Dun CliNDi7.fTEs.

The people party convention Satur-
dry was enc of tie most enthusiastic
political gatherings ever held in this
county. EYe,y township had its full
quota of delegates, and every delegate
seemed fall of enthusiasm for tine cause
Of reform and confident Of victory
The convention got 10 work ia a rapid
and orderly manner under the able
management of tie Temporary presid
ing officer, J X. Miller. We give Il
fun report of the proceedings in
another column. The resolutions
r.,pnrte ed 10y the committee were enthus-
iasticaIly ap,lauded and unanimously
adopted.
In the nomination Of candidates for
file various county officers the couven-
tion, We think, exercised sound judg-
Hient and selected IA list of competent
reliable, honest and respectable men
for whom every citizen of the county
eau yute without inisgiyings OF reiuct-
Eheo.
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Sheriff Sae IN. IN n .

CI,.rsH QaTo On the district court OF Ed-
DLlOi iu 90" wards county, state ~ kunsu--
D. W. MeCpuuUuEh- Viaiutius VS. Frank C.
Badger, Lewis %. Jones ana Harry l. Jones
defendants.
out OF said district Csrt Ia the above gutl' lei
action. I viii. ou MuH@Hy, thc l2th day OF
p. m- OF said duy. az the front door or tho
court huUbe iu she city of hIuscFr ln the
county us Edwuvls, iH the sruso OF Kansas,
oncr at public sulr, and sell To- the highest
aHu hest Eiuders for cash iu hand. ali tuC FOL
lO1viUlr-fic zrr!b-I real v-tutr, tu wits
The -u1thnIay quarter of section fourteca,
I4 Joe IlgFhahIU twenty four. %, south OF range
uiurfg,u. TarVvCss 90 the jtu D.
IyIUE rad situuru Iu tho Huufy OF Edwards
ia 1IH -ILEg OF l-HuSl=-
Tho ubovu described real estate will bee sold
without uFpruf~uIuuUt 90 satisfy said order OF
safe Rod Scott.
asst sheriff of Edwards a1uut5, Eas.
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Mr.. Noble has returned from "a long
trip TO the eastern markets where he
to supply the big trade that is sure 10
cone this fall.
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L. a. Noble, who has iuss returned
from the eastern laarisets. says he has
laid ia q stock that VIII make the pen
pie OF Edwards county laugh and ue
surprised also, when they see thc
quantity, quality and pfices that he
WIZ offer them his 1sli-
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sHs.
John @. IsEhnCstock, plaintiff vs.. james
ByruC end Elizabeth IyruCs defendants.
Ily virtue OF uu ORDER uE sale issued 90 me.
out OF Hiiid District Court ga abe above emit
OF October. A. ID, 1881, between
and O'Clock b. ma OF suid day, az thv
front luuF of tho Court House iu the
city OF kinslcJ-iu the county OF Edwards iii
the state OF kEsllsi=, uICr nLE uuuIc sale s-li-
sell 90 the highs-t ANA best bidder, Cor u8t-n In
hand, all Isr following described real estate
@ wits
Lots ~, ~ and 80 and thC eHst 3 OF lot 81
iu The West kiusiCy addition 20 the town ~
kIusICg iu Edwards county. Kansas. q curu-
ing 20 the recorded plui uI said town. lying
and situntr Ia anc county OF Edwards ilitHe
state OF kansas.
The ubuFe-ic-cribed real estate VIII bc sold
srIr- Rod SCOTT,
g. II sherig OF Edwards county. Kansas.
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We have not space ID comment on
the article ia last weeks ILrc'a,y ON
the stD-jrsasury- plan, but VIII cOE-
slider TIE subject next week.
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QUEEN & CO

g2t THEsTE UT ST, PIILADELPHlAs PA.
Ealr-IF you arc cGntem plating the pur-
chusC OF q Set OF EritJl LGusust do not
omit TO ask Tor IA desert pulon Of Queens
complete set continuing llJ pairs or
Mounted Lenses, trial frames etc ia
Morocco and Plush lined cases for eult
ZIP, excepting la the l.. 81 where rhe
price IS SO
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-02

?. SpiegIis * Son have just received
a large c0nsig AmeI4t OF l'CUts and hoes
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SHERIFF.

Frank WellnaIR our candidate for
sheriff. l'as been resident Of Trent' IL
eovuship for the last five years He
is a practical and progressive farmer,
and is one of the principal stockholders
IA the kiusley cheese fHctta.y. Frank
is we'll educated, well read, enterpris-
ing and industrious, has practical
knowledge Of business metilOds7tlid IS
II, every wsy-weGI- fitted. { . pei form the
duties of sheriff.
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KTTr a. SNOW,
Second Hand Store.

All kinds ri SECOND hand souds bought aud
Sold Sewing machines repaired.
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J. I. Brelsford, the nominee fol
tgs ,tsurer, is one ofsthe oldest residents
ana best-l1nown citizens of the county
He lrls been prominently identified
with the farmers alliance from. the
tinle of itsr reorganization. He served
term as president of the county ALI
ance, aud has also acted in other
capacities ia the alliance; ail in every
positinu his been an untiring worker
III the cause OF reform. Althouah-Nt..
Brelsford, during Lls residence ia this
0Ut;nty, has followed the occupation OF
"A farm,r, he is fully qualified to per
form the duties of tile oliee, having
previous to his residence here filled
different clerical positions, auI having
a thorough lcnowledga of book keeping.
During the many years Of his residence
in this county his reputation for hon
esty aud integrity has been Of the
highest character, and he is univer-
sally esteemed and liked by lis neigh
llols ana acquailltauces.
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Ira Tam, tile nominee for county
clerk, is a young man of g0OsI clerical
ability, we'll read and informed, an
effective speaker, and AN entPrprising
and energetic farmer. lie has filled
the office of township trustee and
served the people in other capacities
Ia his township, and 10y his faithful
services and Ills accommodating and
aifable manner has won tile esteem and
friendship of the people OF his town-
slip and all others with sRls0As he
has had business relations. FEe is
thoroughly competent to perform the
duties OF the office, and if elected Will
make au tgicent, reliable, and Hnable
CHEER.
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REGISTER OF DEEDS.

Tie candidate for register Of deeds,
,. 3, kltir,- is VTell-knuwn in this
county, having taken AN active part in
the work of AIe alliance and having
Also had extensive business relations
with tife people of KiusIry. lie las
for the last five years managed large
stock farm III North Brown township.
,joe isan accomplished penman, has &
good business education, and is active
and energetic in every business in
" Inch he engages. lie Will make "a
r.,,d officer.
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Thcs.- skinner, ths candidate for
coroner, IS an old citizen OF kinsiey,
weii-iSnosen =asd respected, ANA is
.,lundantIy qualified fOr the d'lties OK
the office.
COMMISSIONER 2SD DIsrgUor-
samuel Andrews, tilr n,Ini4iee for
&c mmissioHer Of the second District,
- a resident OF TIE itun township, ana
hsgs liked or lis farm there fals the
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L. W Angus, she candidate for sur
veyOr, is d resident of North Brown
township. where he lives on a farm
lie has IA l,racticstl rs well as theoretical
knowledge os the business OF survey
rig, having assisted The present and
fufmeT county surveyors III many OF
1l,e surveys that have been made within
i.e last seven years lie is well edG-
Gated and well read, and viii make an
elGsient surys yur-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-06-17
Opaque Shades!
The largest stock of Shades and Fixtures we
have ever had.

Our recent purchases embrace the latest
in artistic achievement Of designs and color
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of the advantages we offer, on an inspection
of our stock-for which purpose the latch
string of welcome is always ouU-which en-
braces Moquettes Velvets, Body and Tapestry
Brussels, and Ingram Carpets Art Squares ;;
Wilton Daghestan,S Smyrna and Tapestry Rugs;
Hassocks; China Mattings, Japanese Embroi-
dered Mattings, Japanese Embroidered Rugs
you should see them, they are beauties
Large and elegant line of Lace Curtains, in
Irish Points, Swiss Tambours, Brussels Not
tinghams and Muslins. Chenille Portiers
Madras and China Silks for Sash Curtains
Curtain Loops, Chains and Shade Pulls Cur
tain Poles, Shade and Shade Fixtures Curtain
Pole Sockets. Sash Rods and Brackets