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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01

court that the Territory tesronsib'c Tor such
costs by order of tue county court r."
! tlAuk, tlork
What do you think Of that
4 TANrAYrE
Replying to the correspondents 10.
quiry AZ to whether II Is the duty Of
tho Territory 70 my ell costs In ctlml.
nal actions, we will say that the law
oi Congress 90 provides Ia the follow
ing language. 10 section 2 Of what Is
known a. the Poland IN:
The costs aud expenses u eli prosocu-
lions Tor uilnu-os against Hny law of tho
| Territorial Legislature shalt bD paid out
Of the treasury oi Tho Territory.
A. we understand 1t, however, the
Territory never rays, tho claims there.
Tor before each succeeding Legislature
being evaIol.
Uudsr % Territorial statute each
county gets tao fues Imposed upon
and paid by offenders within It,
boundafles, aud l. required to Jay the
expense Of prosecutions In cases arls.
Ing In tho county. The first named
provision " not objected 10 by the
county courts, but tho other usually h.,
although not In all cases. Tho otjsc.
tlon has been held by tho courts
TO be good, % tho Territorial
provision IL In conflict with the
congressional statute, and therefore
IL VOID. There Ia no doubt that such
a condition Ia gfieyous wtong, but u
is that which cKisis, and the Legisia.
tuto IA the only body In the Territory
holding The power 10 alter II, which
could be- done In conformity with the
section quoted.
AZ 70 tho order Of the SEWER county
court, II cannot operate a. bsr 10
Justices ami United States commia.
slonefs proceeding IN criminal cases,
aimee the county court has no iurlsiic'
ton over them. II may, however, re.
fuse to pay their bills, anu In several
counties In the Territory does 20. In
Jthes, as matter Of equity, the bills
ate sottlSd-a proceeding which Is
within this Discretionary power Of the
county court to take.
In the case OF Uniled states commits
sionUfs, wben they proceed In criminal
cAsos, the United States pays them,
and charges tho amount TO the
Territory. Hence the practice Of
taking accused poruons before commit.
sionrts instead Of Justices Of tho peace
liza trial Ia had and tho accuscd IL con.
vic,ed aud fined aud pays the fnr, the
commissioner or Justice may tAks ex.
peusos out and thon turn the balsnce
VI the money into tho county treasury.
Thus In few cases the Justices eau
got their pay, while In y few more the
commissioners are comparatively oil
right But As committing magistrates
the work too often has TO be done for
nothing.
Nor can the commissioner or Justice
safely refuse 10 issue q warrant or In.
stituio criminal proceedings when
there IL u good showing made that n
crime has been committed; iot section
am If the ComplIsd Law, ptoyil,n
that every wilful omission 1, perform
any duty enIoIn,d nv Inv unon nny
publi, of,le.t 4, rup,,b.bls ma . mls.
dem.anor
AItnouyh IA, co,i. tetsrr,d IN mr..
ch.,g..bi. 4, IN, T.,,,,o,y an. ,,,n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01

Z. y. Basiord, OF Carthage, 4. OAK,
sayE "patss' Sure Cure exoels all
other medicines for rheumatism and
urinary disorders. For sale by +. j.
nm IS o., and Nelden Judson Drug
Go,
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The LaIteT.daV Saints COll9rG.

Tho Lalterday SIlulF College, N
this city, win open for the work NJ the
tenth academic year on Monday, Sop
tumuer o, 1895. The iUllOWin INK c0uTses
are offered. Preparatory, three yeaTr,
normal, four years (wu year.
lTeparAt1TyG commercial, two years;
literary, i've years three years
propAta,oryE scientific, i've years
lihtte Yeas UrrpAgAtoyb special
courses Tor students desiring 10 give
their attention 60 special liuus OF work,
Students who have g mplrtsl tbs
seventh grade NJ tho public schools
Will bee admitted % the lrsl year % the
preparatory Cpurc, without exam.
nation, those who have completed the
Eighth grade are eligible 10 entrance
upon tue SECOND year A speciality IL
made W theological, commercial ana
normal work, a training school beiuE
provided Tor tue benefit ~ tho normal
students.
Tue faculty has teen Increased by
lhr addition OF luu5 instructors anu
our hu,uryTs, all specialists In their
respective lines 90 work. Tuition Ne
practically frcr, an entrance Zee Oi $40,
emitting a student 10 a years work IN
the Institution,
a catalogue giving full Information
may bs hsd upon application tn thu
unioulguuI. WILLARD Dose,
PRINCIPAL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01

Some genuine bargains in Mem
Negl'gso collar attached Hud detAch.
ed shirts, Brown, Terry 4 Woodruff
company, llg Main STREET
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Wilson BfotneI's oelsbTalei White
SLiTis, oil s'Esp, and sleeve lougihs,
Brown, Terry a woodTuti company,
lia Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01

Parks Tea clears the skin. For sale
by +. }. Hill * Co., and Neldon Jui.
son Drug Go. /
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oAHTIELD nE,om TRAINS.
: Daily tNCtpl 1unlHy,

'HNg NNNNlN tHhhAANs
Music ny OlssH', orchestra every
afternoon aud evening. Depot, corner
Fitst South and Fourth West. Fare
tor round trip 80 cents. City ticket
Office, 2yl Main Street..
u. T.. Burnley.
Ger. Agi. PRst. Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01

BEGINNING MAY ist, every nun
customer will be given ten per cent
discount on his purchase. Every ~,
tieth customer will get a discount OF
so per cent. Every one hundreth GUS
toner will have the entire amount OF
his purchase refunded. Every TWO
hundredth customer will get 500
bicycle free.
Count is made from the payment OF
order Our goods and prices are aoso'
lutely correct.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01

Cleanse your blood win Godbe Pitts
Blood Purifier, made from heTbs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01

Payments Tor Subscription hvaI' 10 advance
Subscribers changing their place Of fesif'H-s
ih1uid siutys give former 80 veil - pfstsat al'
trees.
Tho Ntvs "a On sale ~ the principal Hotels, NsTr
stands and on HIi passenger tFalus leaving Ne l.T
snsrtp M daily,
city sBh,tfber, IN hini'y notify ] r. p1ubar,
lcitculaiuf % auy irresu.ariV 10 ihs delivery ~
aef papers
All communications should b. ADDRESSED 10
Dssstsr SEus PusLBHrss c.
Tsissh1us ila
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01

tho uraBurr TvrFrI SEwa IL ruuuturd dairy,
FHHIity rfaarfaf at CORNER south aud lasi Tempe
Streets salt lake .'iN
IRAN EIaaH at .Il g. m. Regular Eiit1n l'
SUrIuHk
If4 ufssnrr gtH WISELY NFvs is pubIifHaj
o. IuHaHay md Friday " each week
The ursrarr Wrratr la magazine form IL pub
usLsd even taiuTiay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01

Great Midsummer sale Of Cent? Fur.
uishinus, Trousers anu Shoes. THIS Is
Ute tins when We NUT have lots 70
room In our corner Tor new tai 20 lds,
and n energy and reduction in prices
viii DO o. 90 course wu have got ~,
II s,uCUully yuUTy,
puL. NJ. uugWI1E.
Successor 20 sam. Kyhu, 80 Main,
Garner Ihlri South,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

pARGAISs N RIAL ESTATE STOCKS
> bought and sold. Nuuey 10 l0su ~
reasonable rates Taylor ur0s,, No, "a Main
street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01

ASY NEWSPAPER writer who Rdyo.
Gates lynehing ought to refrain from
commenting publicly upon the Decl.
logue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01

special Irnius for haitair Beach To.
dHJ,
Two special trNire Will run Tor the
grand masquerade tslI, lev ne Salt
LRSs CITY a. 81 AMI o {, N,
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SALTAlR TRAINS on Page 8

INYEEY ONE ~ RNUw THAT We ARE
II buying and selling more new and second
hand goods than any other house 10 ito west
N, Weber. ~ .lJs3ll, state ~
ITANE your tEssrDOLS, GREASE
IL traps, water closets and yards cleaned
~ The Odsrlsss sanitary Company All work
thoroughly Unaffected
OFTigE u MAIN STREET TELEPHONE
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WANTED.

1--WE YOyNG LADIES fug plsTHiB.
II uilug CIRCULAR. Call AZ az :. MAin,
4 a., August tnis
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The UTAH JUNK HOUSE

WILL PAY CASH FOR RAGS, HOMES
w scrap Iron, Metals. liubbers and all
kinda Of hottles -. ~, East klghth South ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01

a to0r urmGnr orrioE DISH, IN.
O mCdiattIy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01

HlCItEsr CASH rRIrEs PAID FOR
gents cast Oft clothes, send postal
ana VIII call. smgsr& Cornish. % Hast See
and South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01

the Lowest Notch Ia millinery
VIII be reached this week. Trimmed
hats at ont-fourth Ot regular price, nj
h. AuERnACH q BROS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01

TUE READERS OF THE NEWs NOT TO
Il forget that there ~ strictly nrzi class
employment agency now iu ~alt Lake cry,
Al kinds " help supplied, and all kinda %
situations furnished. Eyor thing done strictly
ON the square
s. EAst 1hird south street 1cl. a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01
Chicago Dental ParlOTS

can extract teeth without pain new mstod.
Lhfmleta a. water, set Of teeth, s5UI
htl1gs WORK, pin tooth, s. 90 TWENTY-FIVE a
kolu crown, i1uu. Logan crown, $50, Gold
hlllng. 500 up silver, ifc. Csmsnt .Sa.
Az Nork A eastern prices. Come and bs
unThcol, a. state street salt Las eIity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-05

A slight rise took place in the number of
deaths reported at the health department
during last week, as compared with the
preceding week. The mortality was 10I, as
against 80 reported the week before. The
annual death rate was 202, which is SO
below the annual average for the District
of Columbia.
The notable feature of the weeks health
history is the continued allegiance of the
dangerous contagious diseases, there hav-
ing been but one death from dphtheria
The mortality from brain maladies reached
ten, of which five Were from apoplexy
There was material increase in the
deaths from acute lung diseases, sixteen
OF them being from pneumonia and seven
from congestion of the lungs.
The deaths from typhoid fever were four,
as compared with the same number in the
preceding week, while in the corresponding
week of last year there were five deaths
Aside from these exceptions, the general
health of the city is favorable with an an
NAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-05

large Q formed of yellow chrysanthemums
the colors being those of the club.
Among those present were Misses Pitkin,
Campbell, Bushing, Landgraff, the Misses
Boyer, the Misses Herman, the Misses
Dale, Misses Clokey, Kincheloe, Kern, Tyd-
ing, Hopkins, Frech, High, Meyer, Jones,
the Misses Brown, Misses Anna NJ Gies-
bauer, Sadie Herbert, Ida Phillip. Maye
MaxWell, Georgia Head, Jessie Price, Helen
Pfieffer, Alice Carpenter Stella Campbell.
Katie Wheatley, Rae Solomon Cora Her.
man, Helen Reid, Lizzie, LOTUS, Hattie
Stokes, Grace K. Connolly, Fannie C. CAL
vert, Daisy Tretler, Louise Gibbons, Blanche
wilson, Stella johnson, Mrs. F. b. Dalrym-
pie, Misses Dorothy Dalrymple Anna C.
Leipp, Daisy Hart, Helen Rowe, Efye c.
Sharpless, Carrie Xander, Rosie West, Mary
A. Byng, Estelle NJ. Campbell, Carrie j.
Moss Jamie Charles, May Moss, Mollie
Herman, Bessie Suainson, Rosa Eegt, Leo
ma Boarman, Mrs. w. E Greenfield Mrs
Henshaw, the Misses Nettie and Bessie
brown brown, Misses Nida 'keefe. kathrine Smith:
Roberta keefe, Kathrinel IrpiHs,-. Mabel
Shekells, Isabel Irving, Jeanette Serrin,
Carrie Helmus, Alice Roby, Nettie billiard,
Rhea Leffingwel Bessie Burch, Hattie
West Fannie Cox Blanche Pulizzi, Anne
Euth, May Devereux, Bertha Hurley, Alice
alanger, Lou Cox, the Misses Dodge, Misses
Pendleton, Fannie Pearson, Corbett, Nose
~, Schmidt, Davidson, Mrs. Troth Mrs.
Naum, Mrs. Chaplin, Messrs. W. H, Hen
shaw, w. K Larrimcre, r. B. Clokey, L. o.
Slack, William Swaggart, w. H. Miller, J.
Barton Miller, w. crist, F. A Duvar, H. E.
Morgan, w. A. Sladin, Fred. Schade, Alfred
b. Gawler, George E. Frech, George E.
Boyd, Dennis O'Connor. C. w, Thompson,
F; w. Moore, Leon H. Herbert, Charles H
Blume, Edward F. Owen, Silvo Giovinetti,
ME.OCornor. /. H. Strasbureer, J. o. Brodt
N j. s. Bowman, J. Paul Chauncey, p D.
Lewis, B. Perley Craig, Charles Long,
Frank E. Ghiselli, Gabe Solomon, H W.
Robinscn, Walter A. Davis, E. Edward
Gasch, Louis w. Stolp Edward r. Knicke-
Ice ]. E. Mitchell, F. H. Kearney, A. B.
Gusdorf, H. A. Essex. Henry E. Trip, u
5 Hoover, c. d. Clayton, E. v. Cavos, H.
L. Clayton, Capt. E. A. Schilling, William
j: Moran, T. /. Luckett, VIM. Reynolds,
w. F. Hartegan, John H. Bowers, B. E.
Schofula, E. Hoist, Fred Meyer, w. e.
Vaughan. F. L. Wollard, John j. Solee
Charles G. Anderson. c., M. Towers, Charles
r: Murray, A. ]. Cox, ]. s. Powers, A. D.
Weakley. o. P, NJ. Brown, F. siIlers. Bur
ton Smith, Walter S. Ward, William ].
Torren, Charles Campbell" F. d. Conner,
Jr., Chas B. Kelly, Robert 1. Smith, W. H
Baker, G. E. KuShn, ]. d. Hessler, J. D.
McQuade, Howard Troth,G. R. Taylor T L.
Weed, William NJ. Taylor, William Gentner,
c. F. Mayer, William L. Lanning, ]. Wise
Dawson, H. Gale sTurpin. Thomas Dolan,
Frank Purcelle, jr., LIE Roy Kinslow, DR..
J. Bartlett Hills, r. A Roseberry, c. M.
Manning, H. c. johnson, Fred Vogt, DR..
R V. Hoston, S. c. Foreman, Henry Mat
thews and r. E. Claughton. ."Frf5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-05

We would call your attention to
our immense supply of FRUIT
CAKE MATERIAL-Raisins, Cur
rants, Sultana Raisins, Plums, Cit
ron, &c Also Evaporated Fruits of
every kind. Spices either whole or
ground, Cinnamon, Ginger, Allspice,
Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace-everything
required for the Christmas festivities
Also in choicest imported Nuts we
would mention Paper Shell Al
monds, Large Butternuts, Large
Filberts, Finest Texas Pecans, Gren-
oble and California Walnuts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-05
DIED.

BURkART. On Wednesday, December T. 1885, at
$50 $40 P gou1 m FREDERIG RuSsEL BuRkART
child Of l. W and Lizzie Barsart. 'A''' 'A'i'Hs
uhiladephia papers please copy)
CENTER. At Sibley Hospital on Thursday. De-
S eem5er ., 1922, at rs pm, GEORGE W.
Elizabeth H. Center aged serenty-nin neaI Years,
seven months and twenty days.
SON. Henry r. Center 2is sth street northeast he 81.
at O'Clock Friday. Interment at Amenda,
fleming. On December 8, 1926, at $50 am,
A.. beloved husband of Annie Il. Fenning. D..
Funeral private.
GRAY: On December 3, 1895, JOHN W. GRAY,
Funeral from Asbury A. NJ. E. Church at O'Clock
Friday, December 6. Relatives and friends In
vited.
HoWLErT. Suddenly. on Wednesday, December Z.
streets ssa Of apSes
A, afectionate life Of VIM. A. Hewlett.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MINOR. Suddenly, on "Wednesday evening, Decem-
Der 4, 1895, JOHN r. MINOR, aged eishty-one
Funeral from his late residence, Alexandria county,
te tern at lit. oiivet, Va Relatives ives and
friends respectfully. invited to attend.
Rockville, Nd, papers please copyD
1 on M6SH PsssRer dus ssss
Harry s. and Louisa R. Thomas, aged three
months and twelve days.
Funeral private from the residence ms 9th street
northwest, Friday, December 9. at 10 an,
MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LEGION OF
THE UNITED STATES
Ccmmandery of the District of Columbia,
City of Washington. December 3, 1895
9, The re-, death OF Companion Major WILihAM N, BOND
cn the Sd instant is announced to the Comnandery.
Funeral services which the attendance Of
Suc Is w Se ned a. s
Fourteenth Streets NV, on Friday, the 9th in
slant, at II o'clock AM The Insignia OF the
BY command of
Brevet Brigadier General ALBERT ORDwAY,
Commander.
W. P. HUXFoED, Recorder.
In McmorinI1.
NALLEY. In loving remembrance of CHARLES
II. VALLEY. who died one year ago today, De-
cemb.r s. 1894.
Loved In life, remembered In death.
year ago there was face,
We II now;
And we no more shall trace
The pure thoughts on that brow;
And vet 1t seems TO meet our gaze,
With all the love II wore
For us in those glad vanished days.
When time soon passed Ger.
JOHNSON. In loving remembrance of dear
father, Henry, johnson; who died two years ago
today, December s. 1898.
Sleep, dear father, blessed sleep.
BY HIS CHILDREN.
LIN TREADWELL. who passed to the higher
life two years ago today-December 8, 1893.
miss thee. my husband. but well know
That with thy spirit all is well,
And some sweet day shall join again
My loved one, where the angels dwell.
II. L. I.
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Maids Aprons.

Mattresses Linen Lawn Aprons
full width, with deep hem, and in
sertiOn of fine embroidery above-25c.
Mattresses Linen Lawn Aprons
extra long, with very deep hem and
wide s'rings-25c.
Mattresses Linen Lawn Aprons
full length, with deep hem and tucks,
and wide strings-25c.
Mattresses Linen Lawn Aprons,
with deep hem, three large tucks
and ruffie Of embroidery-25c.
Mattresses Linen Lawn Aprons,
with deep hem, hemstitching all
around. ard wide strings-29c.
Mattresses Linen Lawn Aprons.
with four-inch ruffIe all around. one
deep .uck. wide strings. This apron
is Of unusual length-35c.
Mattresses Linen Lawn Aprons,
cnt extra long, with deep hem and
tucks. and trimmed with Hamburg
insertion-39c.
Mattresses Linen Lawn Aprons,
with deep hem and insertion Of wide
and narrow embroidery-5Oc.
Mattresses Liren Lawn Aprons,
with rufile Of embroidery and tucks
oboye-50c.
Nurses Extra Wide Lawn Aprons
full length, with wide strings and
. deep hem-5Oc.
Nurses Extra Wide Lawn Aprons
with deep hem and tucks.
Nurses Linen Lawn Aprons, cut
very long. with deep hem and tucks:
trimmed with Insertion OF Hamburg
embroidery
Nurses Linen Lawn Aprons. extra
wide, with deep hem and two 'lus-
tiers of tucks above. rufilc of Ham
burg embroidery, and wide strings
Zoe
Nurses India Linen Aprons, very
wide. with deep hem, two rows %
heu,stitching all around and wide
strings-15c.
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Our "Capitol''
Sewing Machine

Is unexcelled. A full set of the latest
improved attachments and a fve-year
guarantee accompany each machine
cd floor. Observation-Disclosures. Rear of Shoe DeptD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-05
.Another Solution
.of the gift problem
PERRY'S.

The Christmas story here
is one OF many chapters. In
teresting-all of them. Tell
of a thousand ways to re-
member the holiday season
substantially - usefully and
economically withal.
We have the Aprons in
mind today. Just the thing
for maid and matron. Bust
nesslike ones for the former.
Dainty little fashion sprites
for the latter. Both Aprons.
Both acceptable. Both cred
liable gifts for anybody to
give.
Do you know of another
store more thorough and
complete than this? Isn't it
an ideal shopping places
pecially at this hurly-burly
time when the days aren't
half long enough for you?
What a worry saver! What
a time and money saver!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-05
Woodward ". LOthrOp,
10TH and SITS. N W.
ANDBo RIBBONS
The mag BmYimg EHasBegmn1,
10th, nth and F SITS. N. w

And the secret OF the daily growing holiday business found the
splendid completeness of the stocks all departments We don't be-
heve there collection goods offers the earche
after choice gifts unique artistic and really exclusive things
from which to make selections While there thousands Of things to
crafty the most aesthetic and things that purely ornamental
there decided tendency substantial Whatever
fancy there's maybe dozen given
thing Come look about-the whole beautiful express
sion OF the glad season-enjoy it.
Well Engrave Free of Charge
Initials Umbrellas and Canes initials Silver Ware
and will mark initials all Leather Goods $Ioo We
will also furnish suitable Gloves Handkerchief Hosiery
Neckwear and other goods whose fitness would be enhanced thereby
Purchases, large small, will be stored and deliv
cred at your convenience.
Tableau of 1.-THE Babes i'm the Wood'-HotF1 st. Window.
Tableau of 'he House That Jack Built'-Third Floor.
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MARRIED.

SMIIH-DAkIN. On Wednesday, December L
1899, at the residence of the bride, $40 22d
street northwest. by Rev. DIR. Alexander Kent
ISRAEL ]. SMITH and Mrs. NELLIE DAKIN,
UNCERTAINTIES. On December 4, 1885 at the
residence OF the bride, ia 4th street southeast,
and MARY E. MATHIS. = .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-05
The Newest Designs, Shapes and Patterns i'm
Lamps, Onyx Tables and Gut Glass
For Holiday Gifts,
AT Especially Low Prices
LAMBS.

Brass finished Table Lamps. B. & H. central
1raught burner Each. .......................7 5c.
Brass finished Table Lamps, B. & II. burner of
larger size. complete with shade. Each 81 %
Tall Banquet Lamps. Il. Il IL. central-draught
burner. with shade. Each. 81. 80
Bronze finish Reading Lamps, b. * II. central
draught burner. Each. 81. 80
Porcelain Table Lamps, central draught burner,
decorations. complete. .................S2.O 90
Brass finished Lamps, tall central-draught burner,
small onyx shaft. Each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
Black Wro 'ght-iI.n Banquet Lamps, central
dTaught buricr. Each. 81.
Black Wrought-iron Table Lamps, central-drausht
burner. Each. 81. 80
Porcelain Table Lamps. choice decorations,
tral-draught burner Each. So. 80
Porcelain Banquet Lamps central draught burner
fdch. SZ?o
Brass finish Banquet Lamps. B. e II. burner.
fllch ..-.....-.......... 500
Extra-large Banquet Lamps, porcelain,
pete. So5o
Heavy i. X III. Banquet Lamps, with heavy onyx
smart fiicn. 500
Heavy T. X II. Banquet Lamps, heavy onyx base.
f-ach .-........ SSoo
H'avy b. & H. Banquet Lamps, heavy onyx base
anu shalt fAicn SiEDo
Heavy r. Il II. Banquet Lamps, new stork de-
sleli~. fEich S-'oV
EXtra-large Porcelain Banquet Lamps, hand
painted moss roses. Each. Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
Heavy Onyx Banquet Lamps, brass finish
fIch ..-..........-.. Sioon
Heavy Brass Banquet Lamps, pompadour finish
Lach. ................. Sl2oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-05
Low Prices.
Onyx Tables.

Onyx top, brass finish, several STYLES of ouvx
Each n, :.........$ So - and 81 IS
UnyN Top, brass finish. large size. Each -. 81 80
ObvS TOP sol d brass. onyx shelf. Each s o 90
OOIyx top, solid brass, fancy trimming. Each. $40 90
OlyH top, solid brass, onyx points. Each .Sl2 so
onyx top, solid brass. fancy trimming Each SD so
r onyx top heavy solid brass, fancy trimming
~ a., :. -. $1,000
onyx top heavy solid brass, fancy trimming
large onyx shelf. Each. $40 n,
Large and choice onyx top, extra heavy solid
piasS' IIieH. S21 so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-05
Rugs for
Xnnas Gifts.

They'll make acceptable ones.
It's good time to buy now. They
were never lower in price-and
won't be in the near future. Well
store your purchase free, and de-
liver when you say so.
Japanese Handmade Rugs, choice
deSions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-05
Dainty Linen
Center Pieces,

Cleverly hand-embroidered with
silk, in various pretty colors and ar
tistic designs. Make very choice
Xmas presents. A third to a half
has been clipped from the. prices.