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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-09-19

PIANOS AND ORGANS tuned or re
paired. Leave orders at Hanscom's
book store.-32tf J. G. REMFREY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-09-19

WHERE can / find ID. Jenkins, the
jeweler? Well, If you want to see him
you will find him at his old stand
ready to sell anything in his line at
bottom prices. Call on him and he
will prove it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-09-19
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-09-19
ReweY s Bank.

Report Of the Financial Condition Of
Rewey's Bank, located at Rewey,
State of Wisconsin, at the close of
business on the 3lst day of Aug
llst. 1895:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-09-19

j. w. III. AInhksnN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-02

Queer Things in Australia" was the
subject OF a lecture by Rev. ID. V. Lucas
OF Toronto In Grace Sunday School hail
last evening.
During tine course OF his remarks the
Lecturer said that the sun was queer in
Australia when II shines out OF the north.
and the moon Is queer when it's crescent
is turned the wrong way; the stars are
queer because the constellation which
are above the heads OF North Amer cans
at II Don shine out at midnight; the winds
are queer becuuse the hot winds cume
out ot the north and the chilling ones
como from the south.
Winter comes in June, July and August
and Christmas comes In the hottest sen.
son OF the year. He described tho queer
animals OF Australia. especially the mar.
supial kind; OF forty kinds of kangaroos,
anu many other animals that appear
queer to parsons reared In SorthAmerlcA.
lie queer birds particularly those having
the powers OF speech were described.
One oil the most amusing OF the queer
birds described was the laughing 1ackass.
The bird the lecturer said, was not only a
source OF amusement on account OF its
laughing powers, but useful because it
destroys snales and other vermin. The
Australians value the snake. killing quail.
ties OF this bird so highly that they pro-
tect II by law.
10 morrow night in Union Church. MIR.
Lucas will lecture on the PHILOSOPHY OF
Laughter" and OH Thursday on the Land
OF the Boomerang" in st. PauI's Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-02
THE EMPIRE
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The Bargain center Of thls city.
a fOrcih!e argument Will win many
cascs, SO VIII IOrcip!n bargains provo VIE
torlous at tine time; real merit aud POSI-
tive values have certain characteristics
which cal not b5 mistaken
IU.laS We have some startling reyela.
tons tn dry goo Ia, prices that are POSITIVE
money savers. NuIues that DEFY COmpe.
ttun, " you need MY Of tho following
tteIus. and the saving OF neariy ono haf
l. Vi any consequence to You. ONE to
nur snle. Starting this afternoon at 3
O'Clock, and continuing until thursday
nlEut, AFrtl 4th.
Ffuit ii the Loom hlenched yard vide
muslin DC yd., as long as IL lasts.
Good size honey comb towels &c.
DuuDle bye nlaid Japanese iolntless
mating. can bA used VI either side Just
lereiFeu for n % a yI.
" IN. fast ualetl Gloria silk umbrella
natural wool handle for i9c
Ladies boHgnln lace shoes, nenj, dura
bic ard solid leather. patent leather tips.
grand dress shoe !t,lS worth 800.
GuarAnte"d last hHgk silk u5tra sat.
teen. Eeaeially sold Tor l5c yard for
..
Ramnants-We will offer, during this
sale, all anl white goods, remnants at
1000 v4rlis N white goods In remnants,
consisting Of SWISS mus!ns. check Salus
FUuas, pIatu muslltis. India linens, Rnti
muny others WIN he sacrificed during tnl5
special sale Tor vd.
La OrG,aeries 5000 yards of Hamburg
amurOlltcTies Z! aud inches wide, - dttler.
cut pattsruato select from, aud Toe
values Tor gg a yd,
I-NIIlING, PRICES TAKING PRICES,
I'D finish dress camhrlr Gfor Innings,
cgoiA Uotty asks ! : our price &c yd.,
nj. You want at tho SAINT price,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-02

Chief Of Police Dolan lie in bnd humor
somewhat to-day over big disappolnt.
inent he met yesterday. Operator Kane,
Olli2er Scott and ergeant Evans went
fishing yesterday and before they went
away they informed Chief Dolan they
would bring him a basket of fish home.
With this understanding the Chief nude
no preparations for to-day. as no felt he
would have fish Mt all the meals.
But the fish never came, This morning
the Chief was Informed by Mrs. Dolan
that he would 10 Obliged to go to market
aud get the necessHfles for dinner as only
eleven fish In all were brought homo, six
uf which were bought BY Olllcer Scott,
Operator Kane understands tho system
OF cnlls to tho station. but lie cannot give
tie right taps for the tisll
The Freie Fresse printed story yester-
day that Frank Boehm. West side saloon.
keeper lad just received u curiosity from
South America in the shape OF half
human being.
In tho evening he got q largo dry goods
box and placing mirror IN one end of II
placed ID IN one OF the buck rooms.
As evening approached 81 did numbers
OF the curious people to see tho freak OF
nature. An each Que made inquiry to see
the strange creature. aud with n caution
they were permitted to see the great and
only living wonder in the city"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-02
s,ao,ooo IN posDs RELEASED.

Judge Wales In the Unitcd States Court
tsrnnts tho Oraer and Mcdonnell w,ll
Have to Arpepr md show Causc why lie
Should Not Enter Security.
Yesterday afternoon In the United
States Court before Judge Wales III. III.
Ward appeared Tor John Edward Addicks
and asked that the restraining order is
sued by the Court on Saturday be amend
cd. The deed OF contract existing between
The Mercantile Trust Company OF New
York and tho United Gas Company called
Tor the purchase OF 600 900 worth OF the
Sl9, 200 900 worth Of bonds. The purchase
OF same must be advertised for four weeks
previous to april 30 and the money paid
into the sinking fund OF the Gas Company
on May !. The advertisements must ap.
pear twice week In the newspapers OF
New York. Philadelphia, Boston and Lon.
don.
Mr.. Addicks in his prayers TO the cour.
through MT. Wurd related that as the Bay
State Gas Company has assumed the liza.
billties OF the New Jersey G ompany.it de-
volved upon the defendant to send
bonds valued at $90.0 900 to New York to-
day.
Mr.. Spruance was at a disadvantage
inaem UGH as thathe knew very little OF the
case. Mr. Bl afford, who had studied the
case Tor weeks was In Dover. The Court
said lt was no excuse for one attorney to
plead he did not understand the case when
he was connected With the other. The
Court had read the law on tho Gaze and It
appeared that 1t lay with the discretion OF
the court to oblIge security TO be given
to tdemnify tho defendant company from
all damages that N Eight accrue.
After Tour hours argument on both
Sides the court granted the prayers and
released 100000 of bonds, ON next
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock Thomas
IL. Mcdonnell Is required to be present
and show cause why .he should not enter
security
The following affidavit was lodged by
MIR. Addicks:
On this first day OF April, A. d. 1895,
personally came before S. Rodmond
smith, United States commissioners for
the District Of Delaware: J. Edward AID.
dicks. who being duly sworn according
to law. doth depose and say as follows:
That neither the 81. 800 900 of Boston Gas
bonds, mentioned In the bill filed in the
above entitled cause, nor any part thereof,
were ever or are now pledged or deposit
sd la any manner whatever as a epeclal
trust fnnd or security for the protection
OF the holders OF the income bonds of the
Lay state Gas Company, the above. named
defendant, or any OF said holders.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-02
DEATHS.


GoRDON-on April list. j. ohm NJ. Infant son
OF John u. and Mary Il. GorIou. aged 8
months and days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vted to attend the funeral ON "Wednesday
afternoon at o'cioch. from his parents resi-
denGc No. 1871 scott street. Intermeut pri-
vate
HAHSA,-ln this city on the 3lst ultlmo.
WI liam bannu. Jr., son of the late William
and Mary II, llama, in the goth year of his
age.
Relatives aud friends of the family. Eden
Lodge. No, ~, l. U. .. r., Brandywine Com
mendery, knights OF Malta, No. 81, are In
Yited to attend tho funeral FROM his late
residence. Nc. 80 North Jackson street. on
Wednesday afternoon April B. 1897 at I'D
O'Clock. services at the house lnternent
al Old Swedes' Cemetery.
HUSBAA pS-On April 1st, 1895. Elizabeth
wife Of. Thomas Husbands, in her 7dti. year.
Relat Ives and friends are invited TO attend
the fune, al trom the residence OF her nus
band near IocNland, bet. on Thursday. Attn
instant, AT y. III. lnterment at lonbnrhy
Cemetery.
MeGOw AN-On Sunday March tho slst,
tjesrc C.. McGowan. the H-months old child
OF John II, aud .taanna McGowun.
Fune' al service Thursday from the resi-.
dtncc OF Charles McGowan. MontChaiitH
Met at the house at 10 O'Clock IL IN. Inter.
ment at luyerview Cemetery.
HALEY-On April lst, 1895. Nellie. dauehtsr
of Michapi aud the lnto Mary Haley, aye
Il mont Is AMI two weeks.
Relatives add friends are invited o attend
her funeral from her fathers residence. No.
lgls Union street, on Wednesday AFTERNOON
Al 3 o clock, lHtUrmcnt at 81. Joseph IS Gene
terry, Brandywae
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-02

The twelfth annual aession of the X. @.
L. concluded at Dover yesterday. The
session was the most important session
In the history OF the order In this State.
The Grand Castle yesterday was hon ored
by the presence OF Jacob II. Aull, Su-
preme Chief OF the United States. Con.
siderable business was transacted, among
which was the adoption OF amendments
to the Grand and Subordinate Constitu.
tons, and the evening session lasted un-
I'll 2 q. IN.
The parade, while not large on account
OF the threatening weather. was one OF the
IN ost pleasing features of the day, and
was witnessed ny large crowd. who we're
loud In their praise of tho snlenuid aus
pearance Of the sir knights. Tne parade
was under the command OF Past Grand
Chief Harry L. Vollnur of No. IA. and was
a decided success. The following arc the
officers elected for the ensuing year:
z. G. G.. Garrett >. Smith, No. 8; q. y,
Harry whiteman, No. ~; G. Y. g.; DR.. D.
l. MoCalley. No. 22; G. H. p, VIM. A.
Law. No 10; G. NJ. OF R., Chas II. HUDSON.
No. IL; @. X. Of E.. james II. Pierson. No.
IL; G. s. H., @. N Lloyd. No. z; g. LIST
Guard. Steven L. Warren. No. "a; q. 2nd
Guard. David Messmer, No. 3; Represen.
tative to Supreme. W. Frank Taylor. No.
15; Trustee, Harry E. Koohn, No. ID.
pleasant feature OF the evening was
the presentation of O handsome Past
Grand Chief badge to the retiring Grand
High Priest, A. j. Lyman, No. 10. Inc
ext annual session will be held In TINS
city,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-02
GRAD. Y
EVE Ar NOW READY TOR
SPRING TRADE,
With Thu aa;s! selection d
FOOT v Ear
We aAYE iV.s SHOWN,

New a d stylish things for
men, women and children. At.
fractions without number fill
our store, not the least Of
which is the moderate priced
attraction.
One or two attrac ions this
week,
~ pairs Of ladies' fine don.
COLA button shoes with patent
tip and extension sole, G, ID
aud Il widths, wnick we will
sell at Sl.75, Should be ~.
Another lot OF ladies' fine
dongola button, square a. d
opera tee at $50, great bar
gain.
This is only a figure of the
many attractions We are offer
ing for the Easter trade.
New spring goods constantly
arriving 1t will DC . your
interest 10 give us a call before
buying elsewhere.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-02

John Thompson left Nav Castle Jail
yesterday afternoon after serving term
for drunkenness Last evening between 3
and . O'Clock Detective Wttsil saw John
on Market street Walking along under the
lnilusnce OF klug Alcohol. Officer Payne
arrived on the scent and was paiIed to
sec John under surh circuin stances. 90 he
sent lnm to tue city halI.
This morning in the Municipal Court ha
said he hhd the grip tor two weeks and
having seen the doator only once III the
jail when he came over from the brown
stone front mansion, he prescribed for
himself ii quantity OF "tangie foot aud
got tnHgleu up too mueh.
For making fool OF himself on tho
first If April, he was fined - and oats or
Will DO obliged to spend SO days with the
rest OF Sheriff Gtllis's boarders.
Ollleef SarCOski yesterday arrested
Hurry Mckeon Mt Maryland Avenue aud
Linden street on the complaint OF Frank
Moore, .on the charge Of assault with at
tempt to commit highway robbery. lie
was held In $500 bail fUr hearing to.
morrow nOrnlnE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-02

: Detective william T. Jones ind Manuel
RtchenberEer had an exciting chase after b
rabid dog on West Font street this after.
noon. While standing at Water and Mar.
ket streets the detective and his Gompan-
ion saw the dog ettaok and bi to two can
Ines on the opposite corner.
The cries OF tho bitten dogs drew quite
crowd and they with the men having the
safety OF pedestrians and CANNES at heart,
followed the fleeing mad dog out Front
street. At Tatnall street Detective Jones
got within firing distance OF the fleeing
canine but failed TO nit the dog because OF
the excitement OF the moment AT West
street another ehot was fired but this
also failed TO strike the animal.
The dog turned of Front street at JEFF
ereon and ran up that street TO Second
where boy turned him again and then
reaching Front street the dog and de.
tectiye met. Three shots killed tho rabld
brute. Its owner lie unknown.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-02

Fine horses and colts will be sold at pub.
ilo sale at Buena Vista, near State Road
station. on Thursday. April 4. the regis
tered French coach horse Farlbole, 8 years
old In June; twenty horses. mares aud
collie, slred by the Imported French coach
horse Federal; n mum Tor OF colts, 2 and 8
ye 10 old; several yearlings and several
Francis N. Buck. Sale will begin at IL
O'Clock. l.. W. Stidham Il Son, auction.
GERS. The TRAN leaving Wilmington at
1l.03 a. m. will stop at State Road.
The cham p.on stallion Happy Medium
owned by Hugh Danaher, will also be
sold at the above sale. He is. sure foal
getter and took first premium at the
Hazel Dell Fair N 1889. aud was sixth In
he 80 class. He IL a brother to Nancy
HauIa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-02

The twenty.tirst birthday OF Harry
Ealusherger was celebrated by host OF
friends ut tho home of Mir. ana Mrs.
kamshergor last night. 10 add to the
plensure Incident To all such celebrations,
the house was beautifully adorned by
pOtted and cut plants in prufusiou. In
the dining room the decorations wee par.
t.cu!urly attractive. Social Intercourse
was tie Older OF tho evening. Among
tho gifts received was rocking chair
from Mr.. Ram sberger's many friends in
ST. Puui's III. H. Church.
some oil those present wero: Mr.. and
hlrs. Charles Ransberger, MIR. and Mrs.
Samuel II. hayward, Mrs Wiegand MIR,
and Ms. ]. n Downs. Mrs, George Read
Miss Edna Bullock Miss May Unruh, M las
Nellie liuzzurd. Mrs, Smith Miss Aluttio
PeLElnEtun, Miss Lille b. Rinker Miss
Eva ana Nora Poole. Miss May WEIGH, Miss
annie Edwards.
William johnson, Harry Guthrie, Win
field Smith. Wallace Irwin, Waiter Drake,
William nmedIey. Howard Downs Geo.
NJ fisher, Joseph Founders, Edward
flory. Oscar Draper, Elmer RamsUsrgsr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-02

Chauncey Olcott the comedipn and
vocalist, Will be seen at the Grand Opora
House tomorrow evening In "The Irish
Artist" comedy.drama by August US
Pitou and George Ii. Jessop. which Will
then have its ilrst production In this city
The authors have departed somewhat
from the time-worn methods usually em.
ployed In constructing an Irish drama.
10 The Irish Artist there ara no laud
sharks. no process-servlng mental. no
couusion OF tho simple Irish lad and the
too contlding English eoldiery. The story
OF the play 10 strong In its simplicity.
There are four acts and the scenes are all
laid in Drlm-na-cor. County of Wexford,
In Ireland in 1915.
During the performance Mr.. Olcott
will sing the following songs. written and
composed by himself: My beautiful
Irish Serenade," katy Malone" and
Tom Moore's song, believe Nc IL All
tirely new aud picturesque scenery has
been painted by John Young The CO.'S
tunes, which are historically correct,
were designed by Ii. A Ogden.
Milton Nobles powerful new drama,
From Sire to Son." will be the attraction
at tho Grand Opera House. on Thursday
evening.
The play Is most skilfully constructed,
and the interest lie maintained to the end.
Mr. Mobiles does come gu perb acting when
temporarily stricken dumb in the first
act, and wins spontaneous curtain call
nightly by hls splendid work at the end
OF the second act, when he RECEIVERS his
power OF spsech The supporting com.
pany is an unusually strong one, and the
stage settings rich and appropriate.
Dollie Mobiles sympathetic actions In the
dual role OF mother and daughter Ia one
OF the most inter estlng features in an al.
together excellent performances. From
Sire to Son" has promptly taken Its posi-.
tion among the very best productions of
native draInatists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-02

Those who were on the street at 10 30
O'Clock last night received drenehlng,
while thunder rolled and lightning fash
ed The storm had boeh threatening all
dgy, but early IN the evening the clouds
broke aud at $ o'clock tue stars and moon
were shining from q clUudlcss sky. An
hour later the storm clouds appeared. and
peels. The rain continued falling until
o'clock this morning. ami the streets OF
the city are no longer an inch deep with
March dust but with carpBt OF April
mud Nurthwesterly winds will bring
cooler weather for f1w mora days ut
lcust, then Aprir5 baimy brecHss Will h3r.
aid Tho Surfing and Its bsnuties
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-02
DON'T STOP TOBACCO.


How to Care Yourself while Using It.
The tobacco habit grove on man until
his nary0us system 10 seriously affected.
impairlng health, comfort aud happiness.
To quit suddenly ie too severe o shock to
the syetsm, as tobacco, 10 an invetsrate
user, becomes stimulant that his system
continually Graves. Baoo.C euro is solen.
titic cure for tho tobacco habit. In oil ita
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who has used 1t In his private practice
since 1872, without a failure. purely vege.
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You can use all the tobacco you want,
while taking Baco-Curo, 1t will notify you
when to stop. Wa give written guaran.
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three boxes, or refund the money with 10
per cent. Interest Baco,Curo Is not q
substitute. buta scientific cure that cures
without the aid of will power and with no
Inconvenience. 1t leaves the system as
pure and FREQ from nicotine as the day
you took your frat chew or smoke. Sold
by all druggists. with our ironclad guar.
antee. at $l.00 per box. three boxes
(thirty days treatlnent) $3.50, or sent
direct upon receipt OF price. SEND SIX
TWO.CENT STAMPS F0R SAMPLE BOX.
BOOKLET AND PROOFS FREE. Eureka
Chemical d Manufacturing Company.
Manufacturing Chemists. La Cross, WIS.,
consin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-02

Hiram ID. Griffin has resigned as super.
ntendent of the free schools OF New
Castle county. His resignation will go
into effect on April 10. MIR. Griiiln's pro.
posed action was not known of until yes.
terday. when he forwarded to 6overnt
Maryil the papers. The position IL much
sought after one. and the aspirant having
the inside track now is Herman Roe, OF
Townsend. Those who are pushing tho
claims of Mr.. Roe say that the appoints
ment should be given to some one out
side of Wilmington and to Republican.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-02

The wholesale shoe store OF Messrs.
Sommers No. 204 East Fourth street was
broke into last night and n large number
OF boxes of mems shoes were stolen.
The burglars secured an entrance by
breaking the glass out Of one OF the front
doors and then sliding back the bolts.
II Ia estimated that about 800 worth OF
shoes were taken.
The thieves succeeded in opening the
cafe, but they did not take anything as
the safe contained only q number OF
checks aud they did not want to be trap.
ped in that way. No clue to the burglary
has hhen vet Chtnlnad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-02

NV YoRR. April 1.-The efforts to break
the will OF the late J. Hood Wright have
Collapsed, When the case was this morn
Ing before Surrogate Arnold, ex.Surrogate
Ransom, counsel for the contestants arose
and aald:
The contestants and other persons in
terested in Mr.. Wright's IS. 900, 600 will are
scattered over the face of the earth. some
in Europe and some in the West. We
have determined to withdraw objections
TO the Will end desire to have an order On.
tered to that effect.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-02

For us to cay such a thing and you
wouldn't believe 1t II we were to tell the
old. Old story about selling shoes belo W
cost. we don't do H., can't do 1t. but We
make a selling price SO close to cost that
Its making our store attractive to people
who really care to save shoe money.
our ability; We would use magnifylng
glass on every pair of shoes II IL won Id
do any good, but we buy from the best
makers and that usually gives us the
best quality OF shoes In both the best and
cheapest grades. Forman's. No. 10 East
Fourth street between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-02

WtAodt eyaGgrration or extravaganza OF
language thls l3 tile hest list OF bargains
ever offered to tue Wilmington public
No, !, 8rapUeTs IN test peTcale anu SiInp.
sous prints deep RULES, luli sleeves and
you must ioUk u th9m TO appreciate the.r
value.
No Finest quality Fren percale.
french ilHHnelettes, Test indigo. and nice
EtuEhafHs, scarcely two alike. all sHmpies,
deep pointed tuiiles over shoulders and
down front, some sCHiloped and edged
with point lace. worth sl,50 and 81 % for
SgC.
No. a-Finest quality satteens. together
with finest Scotch ltwns aud percalas,
made III with deep rullla al around, i'm
men5c sleeves full back, and wdo ski ID
edged with braid, worth s9.DJ Tor St=e9,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-02

Thirty young people assembled at OK.
Postmaster Tayior's, on Tatnall street, on
tine evening OF April let, and at 9 o'clock
made a surprise visit to the family of
Elias ". Edwards. No. 43l East Third
street. whefe they spent the evening in
conversation and games. Among tho
number were the Misses May Taylor.
Lilly Taylor Clara Hail. May Mcbride.
Lilly Gibson May Maxwell. Mary OFT,
Ella OFT and Mlsse5 just and Dennis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-02

This Enameed Steel Bed with brass rail at head and
loot and brass mountings posts.
1t has the extended foot shown permitting the bed
clothes to fall inside the posts which adds the beauty of
the bed when made up.
We have the agency for these steel beds the price
they acknowledged to be the best the market The
mens extra smooth the enameing of the finest quality,
and every bed fitted with patent removable socket caster
81 for same bed with swell foot
UAnetn
We prepared TO furnish these enameled any color
Special shades to harmonic with the furnishings
tice-blue pink ecru, cream, etc. etc.
Dozens of patterns to select from and from IS up
$50 In all brass $22 to 500