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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-09

German politics will scarcely seem It.
self amy moro with Bismarck retired
and Windthorst dead. In the opinion
Of some Windthorst was rs great a man
rs Bismarck himself, and only failed to
b. as famous because hc was Roman
Catholic and leader Of the Roman Cath.
olic party in Germany. As It was ho
wrcsted from the German government
moro privileges for members Of his
church than any ono before him was
able to do. lie managed his party In
the German parliament with the skill "
u Cayour. lilo held them together aa
ono man. Often when bismarck want.
ell u majority for any layorite measure
he was obliged to call the clerical party
TO his aid. In return for their votes
Windthorst always secured additional
advantages In tho famous kulturkampt.
He exaetcd the fullest price for his
pnriy's compliance in tho matter of
votes. II he had been on the side OF tho
state religion In Germany there Is no
honor Inc could not have asplred and
reached, Aud there Is mono who can
take his place,
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SUMMONS.

In the Distne, Court IN aud for me 7AUd'
judicial DiAtrict Of Ulak Territory,
County Of Soft Lake.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Lucy u. YOUNG. Deceased.

NO1fCE - HTRKRY GNEN ny THE
~ undtfsRncd txecutots o. the ,siitc Of
Lucy u. Young, deceased, tu Tho creditors "
fhd all persons having claims against the said
deceased. 10 exhibit them with lho nccca
tnry vouchers, within ton months after The htst
Publication 81 this notice, 70 ttn faii rxorutuft
care a Hthrr Young, az 10 LnHt Temple
street, SAT- lake Ciiy, ~ the Jluniy u san
Lake. Utah turftngs
Dated March th. isii.
iiinEn YOuNG,
ANITA - thtTN NUuNG,
~ GRAND lulNN.
fSccutors Of the estate of Lucy u. Young.
deceased. dlaw "a
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SECTIONAL Niiw oi1,N-srCrioNAt VIEW
CLOSED.
Width Of frame. 90 inchca Width Of
trough, 10 inches. Width u walk. 10
inches. Depth Of trough, 1 inches Dis.
inucc from short end Of arm 10 center u
bolt, 10 inchcA The bolt should DO one
inch from top Of posts Width Of board
on sides, Z inches.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

NOTiCE ~ ilkntuY GIVEN ny TIM
~ undersigned executor aud cNocutriN ~
the laHt Will and Testament Of Millcn ATWOOD,
drernsed. 10 The crlilitnrH ~ aud all psrHona
having clAims avainst the said deceased. 10 oNs
mhlt Them with the necessary vouchers, with
ln IrN months after the nfst publication ~
THE uuiirc, 20 the aid executor ami cXcrutrig,
az No. ~ south iirf. Eaft street. sat Lake
Ciiv, IN tho uuniy ~ salt inkc.
dated Mursh 4. isIi
MitI.ES " ATWOOD,
AuuiE NNOENErrE SERMON,
Executor nnf fkceuiftA OF tho last VIII and
CsihWcut Of Milcu Atwood, deceased
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ILtfS :. pnATr, foIs n. lIuNr and
AM l.. TRAIT, heirs OF the late AZ 7
olson Pratt, deceased, Defendant,
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In the Drtfict Court In and Tor The Third
Judicial District ~ utah Territory.
County VI salt Lake.

Tho Dsscret savrrs Hank, Corporation.
flaintns,
a.
George T.. Nead0n, Henrietta ieadon, Stewart
r. uauHh, jane Mrrdork, Cooper Auders
son aud Edward !. Trcnwiih.
Defendants,
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IL The District Court bi art ior he 2hni
judicial Disiriet oJ U.ah IeuVoIN
C0m'y NJ san Lake.
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ELi,s \ snnn. cashier. plaintiff
W, summons.
J. :. noNp, defendant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-09

The People Of the Territory Of Utah send
treCiing'
To George D.. Ncadnn Henrietta ieadon, stew
ant Z. hnugh, james Nufdoek. Cooper Az.
derson and Edward j. ifcnsith, defend.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15

Re nefusss g nseegalzs Gsssrner Heyas
A,tks~sA A1sassa ~ ~ s~pss.s oesss

us nefusss % neeagalSs Gessrner Beyas
A,ths~eA A1s>ssa ~ - sspss@s Ossss
- ne 49,
INoozS. Neb., Jan. la The Supreme
Court allowed exsGoscrnon Ihsyrr 20
Gle . quo-wazronso citing tsosernos
Boyd 60 show cause why he should nos
sscste his et1ice. showevcs. The court
aid. We recognise james 3. boyd -
The legal Gosernor of Aehrn<lkA. and
I'll - 6sass departments do like
wise We would advise the tx
Governor 20 quietly aud peAcushly
submit To the Governor. a. IL viii do him
20 goed 10 further resist In spite of
this, TA~yer refuses 20 vsosse his Office
The hoard Of Public Lands and build-
ings have again desispated the quarters
occupied by Thayer - the Governors
Office and viii remove Thsyer from the
room peacesbly IL possible, forcibiy II
necessary
LINCOLN, Neh., Jan. ls---Notwith-
standing the decision of the Supreme
Court the independents in the House
stubbornly refuse 10 recognise Boyd ss
Governor and declare they viii never
do SO until the question Of citizenship
is determined. ltlooiss rs if all legisla-
ton will be blocked until the contest u
decided
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15

&C sAs ln1aeas 81 the seservstioa wAe aesso =
eesto<n - lie nes eoealsSeas u tEelr lives
caISoox, Meat, Jan. IA -Four fam
lies came In Tuesday from Snake
ereak and reported that baud of about
$50 Sioux Indians were raiding the
country. killing cattle. stealing horSes
and committing other depredssionA
The town is llprepsrcd for defense
against an Indian attack Sin rinss. =
few revolvers and shotguns oonstitxss
the only means Of defense.
OMAHA Neh., JAN iA--0n the as-
suranee Of General Niles that no more
danger 10 settlers u anticipated. four
companies of militia stationed ON the
frontier have been ordered 70 return
home. There are still thirteen COM
panies in the field. but they win b
ordered homo BY the end of this week.
uniess another outbreak occurS
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15
BITS OF INruKxArlos.

Nsw yerirs sssss Treasures IN lsee
santled 80. 81. Ca
Ieslis Orr. sged II was kicked 10
issth b : Aerss ~ B<htoa, u. Tues
isy.
Frs q Montreal Tuesday esnaed =
oaa Il elzo. ooo. well covered BY insar-
No..
senior n. A. Msrtinsz. President Of
~ spasisA Chamber Of Deputies. =
Asad
Heavy damages and reports Of great
storms throughout Spain are being re-
eeived-
The Downson College Of Agriculture
n Salisbury, Eng, WAS destroyed BY
Dire Tuesday.
Mr. Della Cummings was struck BY .
train and instantly killed at Grand Rap
ids. Mich. Tuesday.
In his message To the New Jersey
Legislature Tuesday Governor Abbott
made . strong plea for grand display
1t the worlds fair.
The upper tributaries Of the Ohio riv-
Or arc very high. and people living
along their banks fear another flood
n. Floquet has been reelected presi-
dent Of the French Chamber Of Dcpu-
ties. receiving esq out of $50 votes cast.
Eleven detained Italians contracted
tor work on Kentucky railroad were
returned from Castle Garden Tuesday.
Az Wilkesbarre. Pa, the Susque-
hanna is seventeen feet above low
water mark. Street railway travel is
abandoned.
Il. H. Ammidown, dealer In dry goods
at New York, filed schedules Tuesday
showing his liabilities to b e697, 500
and actual assets 500. aao.
The Iowa State Railroad Commission
was reorganized Monday. s. w. Luke
taking his seat. and f. T. Campbell
being elected chairman, and w. w.
Ainsworth, secretary.
There are, according 70 the State
Commissioner of Railroads. 7,ois.7s
miles of railroad in Michigan. The
gross earnings for the year 1890 aggre-
gated 800. S2S, o7l.62; net income, $751;
eo9. 27954.
At Little Rock, Ark, the supporters
o. Hon. William Fishback, an a rant
for the seat of Senator Jones, lad q
caucus and decided to withdraw their
candidate from the race. This action
assures the election of Senator Jones.
Suit has been instituted at Mound
City, Ill, against the Illinois Central
railroad for $4,000 damages for in
juries received by Mrs. l.. Wear, of
Hillsboro, Tex, in the wreck Of the
Knights of Pythias excursion train at
Manteno, last July.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15

SPRISGFIELp. H.. Jan. ls.-Alson j.
Streeter, Of New Windsor, Mercer coun-
~. is the candidate of the r. M. b. A.
party Of Illinois for United States SEN
ator for the term of six years. 20 sue
coed Charles Il. Farwell This was
unanimously decided upon ~ the eau
Gus of the T. NJ. B. A. party Tuesday
evening, and Mr. Streeter was at once
advised of the honor which had been
conferred upon him He was in oon-
sultation with the three y. NJ. b. A.
members Tuesday night, and tlNey have
agreed to support him for an indefinite
time. in the belief that one or the other
of the two old political parties must
come TO their support.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15
General Frarr Withdraw

MADISON, Wis. JAN l4.-Gensrsl
Bragg has sent an official notification
10 Colonel Villas that be was out Of the
race for the United States Senator
ship. There is no doubt now that
Colonel Villas win get il. The Senate
rial caucus viii be held early NEXT week
The Assembly Democratic caucus has
selected J. ]. Hogan. Of Lacrosse. for
speaker, and George Forth. Of Milwsu-
kcc, for chief clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15

AToKA. /. T., jan la-Oficers have
received word 20 be on the lookout for
certain parties suspected Of robbins
Judge j. J. Durant of Durant, l. T..
at Paris. Tex, Monday night The
burglars effected an entrance 20 the
judges room through a window and
relieved him of $1,000 worth Of bank
stock. $500 in notes. 500 pin and his
watch, valued at $3.50, and about 80 In
cash
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15
HEALTH IS WEALTH

DIX l.. C. Wssr's NxBvx AND BRAIx TksAr-
MINI. guaranteed specific for Hysteria Dizzi-
ness, Commissions. Fits. Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache. Nervous Prostitution caused BY tho
Depression. soffcnins Of the Brain resulting
In insanity and leading 10 misery. decay and
death. Premature Old Age. BAsrennsxS. Loss
Spermaforrhora caused by over-exertlon ofthe
brain. self-abuse or over-tndulgeuee. Each box
ecnfain one months treatment. Sl00 . box,
receipts OF price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received
BY VI for six boxes. accompanied BY $50. Ne
viii send the purchaser one written guarantee
20 refund tie money II the treatment does not
eject cure. Guarantees issued only 0y
WHITE Il WHITE,
Morton House Pharmacy. sole Agents,
% Mouroe-street, Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15

Sioux FALLS, S. D., Jan l4-Pro-
ceedings were begun In the United
States Court Tuesday for the appoint
ment of receiver for the Bank Of Can
ton, which was closed by the Office,
Monday. The bank has $500 900 capt.
tai. $500. 900 of which is held IN Vermont
by Eastern capitalists. The petitioners
allege that Charles b. Kennedy. the
president, mismansged the Affairs Of
the bank and that the bank II in.
solvent
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15
A WIN 1000 fears old.

A last win and Testament over 5000
years old has recently been found In
Egypt. The testator, Sekiah, executed
it In his own handwriting in favor of his
brother, priest of Osiris. The proper
ty disposed of was to go to Sekiah's
daughter upon the brothers death, the
internal evidence of the document plain
" showing that even in those distant
days the Egyptians recognized wom-
ans right to own, administer and dis
1850 of property.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15
KocH's SECRET.

TIE Celebrated German Professer -
Mako Public the lnsrsdisnts Composiag
HIS Lymph.
BERLIN, Jan. l4-It IL announced
that Prof Koch viii publish the in
gradients which enter into the compost
ton Of his famous lymph II is as
certainea from authentic sources
that il Is the product Of
chemical processes In the body.
IL probably belmgs to the
group Of aibuminous compounds.
The reaction which frequently follows
its use, 1t Is claimed, shows that IL 10 not
tox-albumcn. In . certain degree Of
concentration it kills living protoplas-
ma, thus making 1t necrotic, and by re-
moving the conditions under which the
bacillus can develop it kills bacteria
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15

CrScrsSATr.'Jsn I4.--George c. Gano.
son of Howell Gano. the weli-known
hardware merchant. committed suicide
In his fathers house. in Clifton. Tues
day night, by shooting. His mind was
affected within the last few days. by
grief over the threatening illness Of .
fsvorite sister and by an epileptio
affection which he has borne for some
TINA
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15
senator stanford REFLECTED.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. 1.-THE Sem
ate and the Assembly balloted Tuesday
for United States Senator to succeed Lee
land Stanford. The vote in the As
sembly resulted: Stanford tRcp.), SO;
Stephen White, Of Los Angeles DEM J,
IS. In the Senate the vote was: STAN
ford, 81; White, IL. The Legislature
will declare the election of Sta>iford In
Joint session TO-DAY,
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15
STARVING FARMERS.

An Appeal from Destitute Settlers n
Western Kansas - Food and Clothing
Wanted.
LAWRENCE, Kan, Jan. al. Fl.
Shirley, of Mortified, Sherman County,
in Western Kansas, is in the city solic-
iting aid for the destitute settlers there.
He was appointed by committee of
starving farmers who gave him as ere
dentials signed appeal for aid The
appeal says that their crops have failed
for five years and that now they are
actually dying from restitution, starv-
ing from want of food and freezing for
want Of clothing and fuel.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15
Will Visit England.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-The Berlin CORE
spondent Of the STANDARD says that
Empress Victoria Augusta will accom-
pary Emperor William on his trip to
England. They will arrive in England
immediately before the date set for the
marriage Of the Princess Christians
daughter Louise to Prince Albert of
Anhalt, which will be celebrated in
July at Windsor Castle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15
G. A. q. MEMORIAL HALL.


Arrangements Made ~ Decatur. HI, fos
the Incorporation Of the Association.
DECATUR, III. Jan is.-Ex-Goverpor
oglesby, Of Illinois. and General q. A.
Marden. of Massachusetts,, members Of
the National Memorial Hall General
Committee, met General Distin. llli-
nois Department Commander and men,
beers of the local committee i'm Decatur
Tuesday and arranged for the ineorpo-
ration of the association under the llli-
nois laws. The proper steps will be
taken at once 20 secure the fund of
sl5o. 900 necessary 10 erect the National
hall at Decatur. the birthplace Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic. In com
pliance with the action of the National
encampment at Boston
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15

Bosros. Jan. 1.-THE Post says that
tho principal manufacturers Of spoolA
bobbins and shuttles in this country
are interested in . consolidation scheme.
and have had man in England. who.
IL II limited, has been snccessful fn ia.
teresting British capital In the pro
posed trust and the formation Of syn
dictate with 5000. 600 capital 70 pur-
chase the business
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15

PARIS, Jan. LIE Figaro says that
the man arrested at Olot Monday and
claiming to be Padlewslxi is in
reality named Helm and is not
the murderer. Three years ago he was
member of the staff of LIE Temps.
He became non compos mentis in July,
1883. His special monomania is an
hallucination that he is person of i'm
portance. He has undoubtedly declared
himself the murderer of Seliverskoff in
order to attract attention.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15
A Hotel Man Drops Dead.

SAGINAW, Mich, Jan. 14.-Williams
Lloyd, proprietor Of the Lloyd House,
dropped dead in the hotel Tuesday. He
was 20 years old and single, and leaves
sl0O, 900 to his mother, who is an in
mate of the Kalamazoo Insane Asylum.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15
To De Hanged.

MADISON, Wis, Jan 14-John Young
man. . Chippewa Indian convicted OF
criminal assault on 5-yesr-old girl,
has been sentenced to be hanged on
mil a
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15
To Succeed Judre Rrown.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE President
has sent to the Senate the nominations
of Henry II. Swami, of Michigan, to be
District Judge for the Eastern district
of Michigan vice Henry B. Brown re-
signed, and Robert +. Hannay of Texas
to be Attorney of the United States
for the Eastern district of Texas.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15

NASHVILLE, ILL.,, Jan. 1.-THE wash
ington County school building was COM
pletely destroyed by Are Tuesday night.
Loss. es7. 900: insurance. Is. 900.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15

Miss spinney-Fcr my part I belsevs
IN single ble>seeness
Mn wedde-so Do I. TOO; since my
husband and ~ere made one Puck
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15
Hebrews COMING TO America.

LONDON, Jan. IA crowd of about
500 Russian Hebrew men, women and
children landed at Dover Tuesday with
the intention of emigrating to the
limited Stairs
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15

BERT1v, Jan 1.-THE cold weather
is csasing mech misery IN and about
this ctr. Over 81, aoe people are cut 81
work AMI mist rennsis % until the
weather r9r.fer1fes
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15

wuxfveTox. Del. Jan i4--W. ..
Harper. aTert a the National Life Ix'-
sursaee Company. Of ferznesnt, IL under
binds For ~ alleged embszzlemsrt ~
-, Geo.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15
Death ny Yrssxiss h Austria.


HrELxy. Via, Jan fz-T~o lsrs
named Freaenbery. AID "a and ~
years. and . hoy named Webster,
AL q this city. hare been lost IN The
woods since sunday morning. and have
unaouftedly persisted. - TIE vsstbsr
hes been VERY seveye
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15
hard weather in sunny Spain.

MADRID, Jan. 14.-Several scntinels
on duty at the Monjuich citadel have
been found frozen to death at their
posts. Numerous animals in the ZOO
logical gardens In Madrid have persisted.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15

Ioxpor, Jan fx--1dvioes from Bur.
nah stat. thsf the Chins rsided . pis-
thzu village Of Burrssk January 7,
killing eight 81 TIE inhabitants ard
capturing twelve The Government
has seat troops - pzrsu1t 81 1nsrsuaerx
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15

DxyvEs. Col, Jan. 1.-The inaueura-
ton Of Governor John L. Routt took
place At the Broadway Theaser Tues
day afternoon
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15
Compelling AAmar><asA.

prsmus-Thomas told the massmeet-
ING that he was . self-made man
secundus-Very noble a him - take
che whole blame on himself. wasnt 10
Jury.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15
want the Direct Tax Refunded.

WAsHISGToN, Jan. 14.-Over 100
Republican members of the House have
signed petition asking that a day be
set aside to consider the bill to refund
the direct tax levied during the war. 1t
is understood the Speaker is not favor
able to the proposition, as it would add
SIS. 500. 900 to the expenditures of this
Congress, but if day can be had the
bill viii be gotten up anyway and is
pretty likely TO pass.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15
Death Of the Hero of Numerous Battles.

CANTON. o., Jan. 14.-Joseph Aikens,
Of Mount Union, died Tuesday night,
aged 90 years. He was the oldest resi-
dent in Stark County. He was born in
Bedford, France, and served under Ma
poleon the Great for eight years. He
came to America in 1910.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15
live stock

To the young face Pozonnfs Com
plexion Powder gives fresher charm 8, %
tie old renewed youth. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15

wHey-Tef me something gooa ~ Z
tcxe.
pr17ey--Pofns.--Poek
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15

At Dallas Texas Tresexv. sos 80
worth Of property was destroyed ~ Ere
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Provisions, Etc.

CHkCAGO, An. IL.
FLouR-Quiet and lower. Spring Wheat
Patents. Aboa4.75; Bakers. sa.25aa5o; Win
ter Wheat Flour. a o06500 for Patents, q. 400
$50 for Clears.
wHEAr-Ruled strong early and advanced
&c but weakened OF later. No. cash, e0j40
9ic; May. scssoGsc.
CoRx-Quiet and steady. No. and No. Q
yellow. 4oc; January, 4sx44sSc; February,
50s.Gsoxc; May sold At a2t15aKc; July, bSlS
&53ae.
oArs-slow. No. . cash. lsa4sxe; May, 4ea
4s4c Samples, steady. No. g. 4sn44c. No 8
White, A,s046c; No. Q, %4<t4sc; No. White.
le2Es,c.
RYE-SuppIy small and market firm. No q
cash. Tie. Samples OF No. 2. 7ixa73c. aud No.
& e7oeoc; No. January delivery. Tic. and May.
75c.
BARLsY-Fair sale and steady. No. cash.
75Hs0c. Samples: Common. o0065c; good to
choice. esd72c, and extra lots. 55t7oc.
Mxss PoRK-Market quite active and prices
ruled higher Quotations ranged 1t io37ts0
10 50 for cash: SO. tool05o for January. and
90 sfeif. o5 for May.
LARp-Rather active aud prices ruled higher.
Prices ranged ct G.s280Ass for cash: s5S2H0
SIS for January; &.s71sa$aO for February,
and o. 27ssa632. for May.
BUrTER-Crcamery, iSE27c; Dairy, 10000;
Packing stock. 619c.
PouLrRY-Iive Chickens. e0exc per ID;
Live Turkeys s1sc per 10: Live Ducks. NC
SIC per ID; Live Geese. % sG6oo per doz-
olIs-wiscorsin Prime White. Sc: Water
white. sac: Michigan Prime White, s1so:
water White. Io2c; Indiana Prime White,
PIC. Water white f0Ac; Headlight, iT5 test
axc. Gasoline. e deg's, tic, "a deg's sac;
Naphtha, 50 deg's. Sc
IrouoRs-DissGIled Spirits ruled firm 81
ella per gal. for finished goods.
NEW Yosx. ian r.
wHExr-Ms-e active: prices ne up strong
Jsnnary. s.os.GI osa: February. hosk;
March. s1.os<2tossc; Nav. s.e4s. Ai05A June.
H0ss 7fosas july sss.62sssc. August. ma
csc; December. saadsssac.
CoRN-StronS. &C I'd. cBist. No {. saA0
psc; stesner-mixed. ss<ssosc.
0srs-Qaiet. stronger Western. f>1sec.
PROVISIONS Beef firm. quiet Plate. S.p
a. so:s family. te.oo1ssa Perk steady.
asil New mesa siIssof1O: old mess.
sao<a11.o: extra prime. - soalan Lard
steady. auiex Steam-rendcred. sso
Ctxvsravp. O.. Jas "A
pvrvoywrx-rasv Standard white. i13 3ex.
test sac; - zAselius. sc, 81 Essoiine. ise; -
naphthA 20
Live stock
CHICAGO. Jan. "a
csrrrs-p-nsns rssasr active. Pncss
ranging ~ asoasm for choice 70 fszcy
shaping steers: Ae2fs1 for eood 70
choice 90: N s5as ss Tor enuzuon "a fair d.
q sszas 40 fer easehers' Steers. 81 ESs2 81 FOR
Stc>kers; - Ns12 % Scr Texsnss p . sor
F>~ters. q ss1sT5 fsr cows; o. N3Sn feF
Balls and - NO. ~ fer Veal CalTcs.
Hoss-Nsrkes active. SAILS sanset ~ - %
q q fer PssS, - zcs - FOR Esst: Es32 -
TOR rcnsh rsskins ~ 40 fcr Mtxed, ard
n E<1s 8 Tor seavv raesinx and ssippias iess.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-15

CxsvsrAyD. o. Jaa. "A
Pvrsotrrw-Easv Standard White 10 6es.
test sac; - sAselius. &c. 81 gssoiine- fss; -
naphthA 70
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-04
Lansburgh ( Bro.
WILL NOW TELL YOU
.AbOM their White Goods!

SOON goods apparent It
pechnce be few will
moro evident
YOU MUST be careful selection of WHITE MATERIALS for
their beached
yellow crock after washing With with
merchants this has been made study and all of results
At writing hand your immediate the
following goods which
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-04

fl Full Lime Of High Gg0lIes.

300 pieces Of Imported Plaid and Striped India Linens rich and hand
styles 25c 200 Fine Sheer Checks and Plaid Nnsooks
lSc 800 Plaid 1910
APRON NAINsooK Different Styles
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-04
SPECIAL VALUES IN LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

GOWNS with tucked yoke embroidered collar embroidery
and fine tucks sleeves in Cambria and all sizes full length 9Sc
Gowns with yoke of fine
suce neck finished with Vaencepnes
tuck and lace In cambc of
with herring gbone embroidered sailor collar
cuffs and box plated back
boered yoke ru embroidery
of yoke neck double yoke back and sleeves fine embroidery
made of fine muslin. only 81 %.
NULL TIES 12c. 25c the price generally
We have of marking down goods
These too values and new
worth 25 goods which you would
MAIL ORDERS for the will
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-04
JERSEY CATTLE.

The Hermitage Herd of Registered Jerseys
includes many animals bred closely upon The
lines OF Enrotisama, the Cow that made
946 ~ pounds Of butter in one year Aui.
mails OF both sexes ut Farmers prices
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-14
Venansle eul6a y Sobrlno
FORTALEZA As, 40 y 81

0frece los siguientes articulos precos m6dicos
Azueos losetas badosines caalanas blantaS
das osetas de baneas azue CanIias de
Portland,
Pntras verde mimic blanco Iii .de la acredtada
DOS LEONES Aguarras odaS classes
Hero galvanizado acana1ado so coba cavo
tuercas arandela canales de
Pas de una cnco pugadas Pala pieo azadas azdones
calaatear agod6n desperdicio para mpar m6quinas
Cistaerfa de classes de Ia
compstas decorada de porceana na Peles
Superiores de todas cases gran
de hierro, Basculas v metal =