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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-23

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lima, although we hope ia
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Index TO New Advertisements.

E. G. Harrell, Manager We do Not
Claim.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-04
MINOR MENTION.
lection day tomorrow.

Election DAY tomorr0W'
The Territorial Supreme court meets
on Wednesday next
The latest report from Judge Il. w.
Smith, OF Ogden, says ho IL Improves
10 health.
The polls viii open fot tomorrowp
election at 1927 q. m. and VIII olo'e NJ
ii5T q. m. BE there early 90 ~ not 70
be crowded out.
James whitaker, rent up from Of-
den Tor larceny, completed bis Que
year term In the penitonliary To-Day
and was released,
Looks like Chfisim,," meant more
than til. Tying snow TO those who saw
q. II. Savage today putiiHg In lafgs
holiday stock 10 the befetoiore vaesnt
store south OF u on's savings tank, inf
disposal about The time Of Santa Clau,s
visit.
Some electors are only on the State
resistfa,IOn list, and can vote nny
once tomorrow; sthefs arc on the Tel.
rItorIAI Iist, and therefore can deptpU
their ballot only for Officers under tbs
Territorial regulations, muuicltal OF
county. SIN others are on both llaif,
and hence each OF tho'e should c"t
two ballots, one In the State election
aud smother Ut der the Territorial rule,
such ss for city ofIlcers.
A friend hands In the following TOT
publication, with the suggestion that
parents msy r.sd ~ twice, yo. thrice,
and stiii nnd Ia II something OF prohl'
III you want your boys aud girls TO 10
honest and viftuous men and women,
keep them oG tbs streets ~ much a.
possible, and especially a tor night. Ths
boy or girl who 10 allowed TO roam the
streets at night I, an exception " no
or shc does not learn something ihnt
will prove q detriment TO their charso'
ter, and, no matter how Ni1tuous thsy |
may be-, the II iger OF scorn viii be
pointed at them"
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Personal Paragraphs.

George c. Thompson, OF Ogden, is at
the cullen.
George A. Smith, Of Denver, Is q guest
o. thu knutsford.
John II. Wright, OF st. Louis, 10 stop.
ping Al tho walsor.
II. stsinman Jr. and wlfo are Gall
fornlans NJ the Temple on.
Il. Buttoraeld. OF Chicago, isin town
and registered at the Knu sford.
George II, Squires and J. IL Kerr, both
OF this city, are At the Cullen.
Donni. A. Rus.or,oi DeA Moints, Ia, IL
numbered among the alker guess.
J. n. winship, Of Omaha, IL visiting
Salt Lake and stops a. the Temple,on.
W. a. Sell. and W. r. Sells are Phila.
dolphians vino arc temporarily located a,
the kuutslofd.
II. II. Jones, OF bingham, and William
NJ. Lacey, OF Ogden, are among tho TO
cent arrivals Al tue Walker.
s. NJ Newell, OF East Liverpool, Ohio,
N registered al he Cullen. lilo will re.
main In this city n few days.
j. A. Service OF Ely, Nevada, aud Arr
Smith OF Haley, Idaho, are domicilvd
Tor zho'' stay al the Cullen.
4. q. Grafton Of san Francisco and Z.
n. Linney aud Fred l.. King OF De rot
are enrolled as guests NJ the TempleIon.
A. V. CroHAll Of beaver aud l.. O.
DurTAnt of H. Louis have their
names inscribed on the KnutAford regis.
tor.
A party OF Now Yorkors At tho Kuuts.
ford are George anu Herbert Cappell aud
tho Misses Il. o., IL. a., Mary aud Edith
Cappell
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ton Of lows and esteem &C
cofjlng TO the number oil nh
subjects then was shown this day ne
spoke with freedom aud spirit, anu
called for hearty vote OF thanhs 70
the sisters for the substantial alnnsI
rrovided-ssylng It was a. Eooi 81 30
OLD Virginin dinner Of pork aud oesh'I
and for tsvsnty years VI his lie 10
aevsr sat down 10 n better one. Elk
Blshop l.. q. Taylor made Few COZ
grstuiAtory Temsrks and BshOp mt
Entire closed win a brief acc unt 81
ths forty ysAfs Of his married w n
said II ba1 ever been their aim TO i've
TO be a livinE example TO Their on
spring and associates and advised tb'
people 10 i've IN love ana kiudness 10
sach other, he was very pfoiuse ~ hls
gratitude for this demOustfstlOn IoI "
was inussd y surprise TO him.
Alter some singing sud fecltalons
the crowd di,pefsed. Toe recitation
by Miss Caroline Holland, "Ihe
Tramp's Story" was a phthelic one.
inc brass bAnU, led by i, J. Thomas,
Interpreted the occasion with pltaAidH
music, aud the whole slaif pas'ei III
without q hitch or \ cross TO mar IL
tranquility. Ia the evening the young
props fllsd tho hail, e. ying the
dance which also passed on as charm.
ingly ne tbs days exercises. 4. IL.
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CHANGED hts SIX HERE.
PRE- T1Y MARIE, THE sIEERAoE BELLE
PROVED TO he A MAN.


When the North German liner Sia q
arrived recently from Bremen ths
brought among her pssson ere n steoi.
ags belle known only a. Marie TO he
fellow voy ag,rs. Msrie's cheeks we've
~ smooth a. vslvsI, and her iull iou
lils parted In pefpstuHl smiles over her
pouT-lke teeth. Her BLONDE hair,
snofl aud curly, was worn In n sort OF
soubrette iousle. She was the leading
spirit In n b-vy oil German m.id.ns.
Carl Paur lives with his family Al
n 70. 500 East Fiitb street, where pre-
pNfatons were ftcsntly made T. re.
c,ivs Mrs. PAuT's sister, hithsr-bound
GU board tho saale. w1sn the snip
arrived on August 20, MIS-. P.ur went
TO Ellis island, welcomed her sister
and WAS Introduced ~ Marie, who wac
IN neoa Of assistance.
"rAks me ~ tue city," coaxed the
gentle stranger; "kssp me for a night
Of two nj your house and help me 10
fnd my ffienJs"
wnou Mr.. Paur negotiated the dis
charge OF his slslet.in-lAw he did like
service for Marie.
Arriving at the Paur homestead, 10
East Fifth street, Mara drew the hesu
OF the house aside, thrust some gold
pieces Into his hand, ami In voice
from which all iemininity had Van.
lshed, tAidi
"Kindly buy me good suit Of
clothes, coat, vest and trousers. Brin,
along n shiTl aud collar anu a pair Of
No. Q shoes. Now, doI'l have q 1T
wben you hear tho truth. l am =
man AMI am aaaa tlfsa nj aoKaafa a "a.
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HARRIsviI.LE, Weber Co,
Utah, Nov. 2, 1885.
To the Editori
Yss,sIdsy It wss the good fortune Of
your correspondent TO attend one OF
tho grandsst birthday anu marriage
reunions he has witnessed during tn.
three score years OF his life.
BY early dawn the good people Of
Farr West ward were all Aslir, prepsr.
Ing 20 spring u surprise upon their
worthy Blshop and his very goou
dame, In honor OF the list year OF his
life and the 4Olh year Of lLeir MARI a &c.
A. 10 am. the ward clerk was divert.
ing the Bishop's attention into an la.
yestigAtion OF the condition OF th.
ward records, ana the good lacy wa.
making preparations ~ kopp up tn,
old time practice OF celebrating tue
wedding day around the old hearth
stone. But the sisters OF tho Relief
Society aud others, nobly Eidtei b,
tue Fatr WssI brass band, wsr making
preparations TO assault the B.snopjs
domioile. anu by II a. m. tnoy nsi tue
house turrounasd. Tbs band struck
up lively mir, when brought
tue Bishop to his feet, oIclam ~.
"Whhrs tnAlg" Upln Ins door Toll &
thrown open, he plainly Jaw Lac wa :
captive, anu al once sutronue o.. He
wss then taken In charge anu mtt,he
10 the amusement hail NJ VIII Oh pl.o
there were hundreds OF ~ en- 10
guests, which sat down 10 an alb md M
dinner; tour tables, seating ~ nc lot,
table, were loaded with tue subst ,t..
tials aud dAinties Of life, BltA,I 4 O
the taste Of any epicure. lpeFs were
many OF the Blshop's sJuths II end
present. amongst the uumU,r d. IL,
Peery and vita VI Ogden, who haG
known him ant tbs laml y al hls life.
Before pattaking Ot tue yianu,, n ssu.
imtnt from tue pen YOU CORES.
pondent was read, gfter which ex.
hluhop T.. Il. Taylor, 20 n isvill.
oHered Invocation en ihsa thsS hear &.
ny enjoyed the least, Using wal Ell
upon by corps OF ladies anu Rentl,-
men who catered to every nisn within
lhelr pn~or. A tor all mai teen su g.
pied, ID. ii. Pepfy up 30 Of his IUng
hcquAiniauce VITA tue family, ~ her
natural good heaftednts., ana OF thi
900 ness being Hereditary Tor an nm.
pure fountain cannot bring forth
ure streami tho present sathsrlp'
tuowed the este, m 10 wnieh m,
blshop anu his amiabls wife were heI
IN his dioees tho monarch on II
'hfoHe never had greater dem onstra.
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Charged with battery.

David Everett, the elevator opera
tor 10 the Atlas building, appear d m
tho police court today aud had a wal
rant Issued for the arrest OF James
Irvine, whom he charges with bat
terry 10 having abused aud stherwlsc
msltfeated MIN this morning IN the
Walker Mercantile building. David
says It was done without any pIovoca'
tion Whatever, = d as he aidn't pro-
pose TO be struck for nothing, no
thought tho best way TO seek redress
was 10 have his antagonist arrested.
The case viii DO heard GU wednesday,
at 10 O'Clock.
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High Council.

The High Council Of the Salt Lake
Stake OF ZION will convene on tomur'
row at I'm. and on "wednesday NJ
1880 Pun. IL IA desired that all the
msmUsrs Of the Council be present al
these meetinEs.
JAMES ID. BTIRLISo,
Clerk OF COuucil.
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Hood's pile easy % buy, easy to take,
''OOa iiiS casg ~ uaeeL a..
MERLIN j, STONE, Gsn,aloelsf.

llas established a Genealogical Bursau At
Ogden Utah. Has on hand hundreds on rsI'
Tor sale oi reference. Has something re nm
70 almost every Ameucan t.mny. Aiatess
specially OF tracing hneages and compiitng
poHd with him OF visit his hhy1rT
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CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS and
EAST.

You leave ogden, or
Salt Lake in the evon-
ing. and alter break
fasting In the sum D.
tuous dining cars Of no
SANTA FE ROUTE,
on tho third morning,
you arrive IN Chicago
or ST. Louis Ia season to
attond to business or
connect with all fast
trains for the East,
Some one has said re-.
Gently that tho track Of
the ATCHlSON. To-
PEKA & SANTA FE
railroad wa, In such
perito condi ion tina.
the long dis Ancs run OF
tho "Flyer"on the n ew
York Central could DO
equalod n not exceed
cd, by Its magnificent
trains
GEO. f. GILMAN,
Gouorai Agent ..ao
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Lincoln J. Carriers Fast Mail, which
10 TO appear at the Salt Lake Thsater
on Wednesday next is said TO be the
original OF which = number OF similar
melodramAs arc limitations.
DE woLY HOPPER.
On THURSDAY evening the molodiSus
and funny burlc,ta Wang will be pre-
ssn,ed at the Salt Lake Theater by the
Dewoli Hopper company. The cast
includes Edna Wallace Hopper, a
bright soubrei,e; Iierths waltzinger,
tho soprano OF the company; Alice
Hosmer;iIda Lester; Thos =. auise;
Edmund Stanley, Alfred Klein,
August Colstlc, and others.
On Friday anu Saturday evenings
DIR. byntAx will be given by the samu
company, while Wang will be the AZ
traction 81 the Saturday matinee.
AT THE GRAND,
School 10 the bill for the present
week at the Grand, commencing this
evening. The management OF this
place have another treat In store for i,s
patrons.
sHE LyoEUn.
Representations Of Darkest Amer.
o." will hold iorlh nj tue Lyoeum Tor
Ing on Wednesday, Nov. y. Inc pei
formsncss OF Mahara's Minstrel Gem.
pany are spoken Of In euiogistic terms.
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D. L. ROSS,
Merchant Tailor.
d West Second South st.

II Is he modicine
ab " all Others = ca
IA m, aud Is HOrih IT,
W'ight ~ gnid 4 can
use Eiy's Cream Dam
i0ih SaJciy ant u docs
all that Is claimed for
IN ". SpeyTy. Hart.
ford, Conn
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DOWN GOES THE
PRICES ON OUR PANTS

Being overloaded with Fine Imported
Trouserings we desire to reduce our
stock and turn them into cash, quick I
We also have large number OF ends
OF Suilings, all OF them Fall Goods,
which we desire to get into ready cash
At once, making altogether about three
hundred extra paintings on our hands,
on which we will take orders until Nov.
ember sth, at the following prices;
SO 90 Pants at i9.7s, French and
English goods.
si9 50 Paris at $3.50. French and
English goods.
sIL7S Pants at $500, French and
English goods.
tIo.7S Pants at $50, French and
English goods.
s. 50 Pants at 81 90, French and Eng
ish goods.
1875 Pants at 50 so, Scotch and
American goods.
$500 Pants at Ass, Scotch and
IA erican goods.
iS7S Pants at $500, Scotch and
American goods.
II you will call and examine these
goods you will see you can well afford
TO buy them. We also have few
Suitings that have not sold as well as we
expected, which we have marked down
rom s74.oo to $40 90, from f22.s so to
fis 90, and from 5000 TO sI7.so.
All the above goods were marked st
very close pricssto begin with. so the
Marx Down makes them Snaps that are
seldom offered by any Merchant Tailor.
These offerings Will positively not
last after November sih.
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wiifero woedrun, Gee N. casnsn,
rrs.fdest. Cashier.
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A Great Blessing
MY wife and have found In Hoods
ssrSaparllla. She had rheumatism very

severely, with
ankles and legs
badly swollen,and
hardly able TO get
up and d ow n
stairs without
help. Many other
remedies failed,
but Hoods sarsa-
parllla entirely
cured her. II was
only shortly after
that 1 was taken
with tho sam Q
complaint, Affect
lug my Limbs and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-04

For sale by Y. c. NJ. l.. Clark FL.
dredge & Co. Western Hardware Co,
salt Lake Hardware Co., and Geo 4
Lowe. sslt Lake City. Utah.
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AT THE GRAND.
sHE LYCEUM.
DOUBLE ANNIVERSARY.
Celebration Of tho birthday, Also the
Wedding DAJ Of Bishop MeEnlirs.

HARBIsviLLE, Weber Co,
ulsb, Nov. 2, 1885.
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OATAlsERII

GAIA sESIi
WV 'nIAu nsts tpea. and ri,as..
The Nassl pAisagss. Alays rfIa aud inn una
lion, meas the sores, Protects The Membrane
from @old, kosturoa the feniss 81 TAate lnd
swell The halm 10 quickly absorbed and
gives relief ~ once.
Apsriiel. 10 srpned I N s,oh nosirii and 10
aIIeeabls, Prize oespu ~ druggists or by mad.
ELf bhOIhEhs. 70 Warren street hes
Tow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
Sad Plight Of Senator Call.

Deserted by his strongest and most de-
voted adhcrents. and forced TO rely solely
upon the uncertain aid Of one obscure
country weekly, Senator can is ruminst-
ing upon the changes that come upon
all who embark upon the turbulent sea
Of personal politics. The most humiliat-
ing blow that the Senator has yet received
has come from the disbanded remnan;
OF the POpulist party OF Florida, for
whose adherence he bid heavily In his
latest proclamation. The following eX-
tract from tile De Funak Springs Breeze
one Of the two Populist papers OF the
state. shows the feeling with which the
Populists view Calls candidacy.
Senator call has issued a pamphlet ad-
dressed 20 the people OF Florida, In which
he proceeds 20 take the hide on the
Democratic party 10 the queens taste.
and makes various appointments TO meet
the people and discuss measures for the
party's reform. IL that party is half
as bad as he says IL Is worse than the
most 'pernlciOus Populst pencil pusher''
ever dreamed Of, and the question natnr-
ally arises. How is Il that the Senator
has staid IN such company so long?
No. no. Senator, you had better start
a party OF your own. The Populists do
not want you, the Republicans will not
have you, and you certainly cannot stay
with any such crowd as you say the
Democrats are.-Jacksonviue Citizen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
Kid Cloves.

The trade in Gloves is center
ing here. Good, reliable Gloves
are soon known. Our celebrated
alexander" Gloves is known and
worn by ladies throughout the
whole South. 1t has many super
Tor points.
Three thousand pairs Of our
own importation have just ar
rived.
4-Button Alexander" Black. Tan, and
Brown, 81.
Alexander Kid. with Foster patent lac
irgs, 81. lBlacs and colors.)
4-Button Kid Gloves Tan and Brown,
60c.
5-Hook Kid Gloves. Tan and Brown, nc.
Ladies' Walking Gloves, large put
tons. 81 %; new fail street shades, ian'
Ox-BlOOd, and Brown.
"The Fowler" Fosters Genuine Ma, IN
Blacks and cOiors, Sl.5n.
White. Pearl, and Corn Shades. sutched
in Black, and Substituting 81
White ChamOis-Skm Gloves. ioc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08

Every effort has been made by the
friends of Mayor Strong, OF New York
city 10 induce him 70 give up the vile
and dangerous habit OF chewing tobacco
lie has not been able 10 stop consuming
the weed, and at last Is beginning 10
see what IL is likely 10 cost him.
On Thursday morning last. some time
before dawn. a tramp. dirty and ragged,
lifted the window of the Mayors office.
hoisied himself upon the sill, and drop
ped into the elegantly carpeted room
What did he want there? Was he after
money or jewels? Obviously ne could not
have expected to find anything of that
sort there. No, he was after chew OF
the Mayors tobacco. And he found "A
package OF the abominable stuff. just as
he had expected. lie filled his mouth
with il, and then, after contemplating
his surroundings for a time, laid him
self down on the Mayors elegant couch
ana went fast asleep. Here he was
discovered when the Office was opened
in the morning. and was promptly es-
cOrtcd 10 the nearest police station.
This episode seems TO prove conclusive
~ that the chewing habit is dangerous.
IL is habit that cannot well be conceal
ed from the public. and tramps know
all that the general public knows. They
viii go 10 great lengths to get tobacco
when they are hungry for IT, and the
home OF the man who uses the weed Is
not safe from their depredations II
there had been anything in Mayor
Strong's office that this tramp could have
got away with he would have made his
escape. Had he been attracted TO
mans home by the hope OF tobacco he
would have laid his hands upon other
things as well. and would not have gone
to sleep at all.
The tobacco habit ig plainly one that
invites robbery Mayor Strong ought
TO set a better example than he does In
this respect.-Rochester Union and Adj
vertisey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
Toilet Accessories.

There are many little things
that help to make up complete
outfit, each in its way needfnl.
Soaps, brushes, powders. You'll
find only the best here-not at
supcrduous prices but such as
will allow you full supply OF
all your needs.
Arnica Tcoth-soap. 2oc. box.
Grown" Lavender Salts, 5ec. bottio.
Staniey's Rouge, Toe. box
Packers Tar Soap. zoe. cake.
Caiyert's CarbOilc Soap. 25c. cake.
Glenn's Sulphur Soap. Doc. cake.
Royal Talcum Soap. 2"c. box-3 cakes.
"Meiaroma,' ttne king OF Toilet soaps
lOc. cake.
Mennens Borated Talcum Powder. isc.
box.
A 25c. Shaving for Ioc.
indestructlble SoIid-Back Nail-Brushes
iJc. each.
Bone-Back All-Bristle Nail-Brushes, lvc.
each.
Owing TO a recent importation OF Tooth
Brushes from the famous Paris Drusn-
maker. "Loonen,' We are enaoiea ~
offer several specials TINS week-as
follows:
a 4-Row Ail-wbite Pnre-Bristle Brush.
that Is actually worth lvc.. DC. each:
Centlemen's tuii-Size i-Row bris,e
Brush. our old lie. number. l'r, each'
Ladies Smali-size i-Row Ali-Bristie
Brush, with naring or serrated bristles,
inst the brush we've been selling
right along at 2oc.. Zoe. each
''I3I5." pc. Brstie-Brush. comes IN
various designs, ana always se"s az
this price. lie. each,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
TorchOn LaCeS.

Not a piece or two at a price,
but variety enough to suit 4
thousand tastes. A specia! sale
here this week means a great
saving to the ladies who need
Laces now or little later.
Prices will not always be so
low.
Torchon Edges, thousands or yards.
some i-2-inch some !, II. AMI -
inches wide; your choice Of any "idtn'
only sc. yard 80.
Torchon Laces. and Il inches w'de'
only &c. yard.
3 inches wide. Sc, instead OF II l-@c.
2 - inches wide, II lie, instead OF l'c.
4 inches wide. l5c.. instead OF Hc-
Valenciennes Laces, an widths, and real
natterns. IL TO ~ inches wide, -,
80. ~, and JDc. per dozen yards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
Linens.

\ good many things 90 to
make up a perfect Linen store,
and go where else yon may yon
find some Of the essentials lack
Ing. The one shortcoming that
concerns linen users most closely
is the mistaken idea that are
given out regarding values. No
matter what inspires the state
ment you suffer if you pay too
much.
All-Linon Crash. Il inches wide. 6l-4c.
Ail-Linen Crash, - inches wide. l-Sc.
yard.
Twilled Linen Crash, lOc. yard.
Checked Linen Crash, 81 inches wide,
TImck Towels. isx36 inches, l0c. each.
Huck Towels, 21xiO inches. II lie. sach.
Crepe Towels. 9lx31 inches, lac. each.
Bath Towels. Be. each.
Bath Towels, 22x43 inches. lOc. each.
Turkey-Hed Damask, 2Oc yard.
Bleached Damask. JS-incb. sc. yard.
cream DamasA, GO-lnch, 81 i-2c. yard.
Half-Bleached Damask. 70-inch. SOC
yard
Checked Doilies. lgc. dozen.
Rcd and Blue-Bordered Doiies, SOC.
dozen.
Bleached Doilies. SOC. dozen.
Dinner Napkins, T5c. dozen.
45-inch Embroidery Linen, iOc yard.
1O-f White and Red-Bordered Table
Cover. 81.
81 Turkey-ReG Table-Cover. 75c.