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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-12
Another Gun Accident That Will
Probably Result Fatally.
THE BULLET IN Els HEAD
DoREMUs SIMMONS, AGED IL,
WAS THE VICTIM.
Aged Resident of Lehi Sustains seri-
Gus Iniuries-Salem Fugitive
Caught at Payson = Circlevil1e
Burglary Case-Cache County
Schoois-Park City Hotel Fire.
From The Herald's Correspondence

(From The Herald's Correspondence
Payson, Utah, Dec. n.-Doremus
Simmons, the son of Patrick Simmons,
about L years Of age, was accidentally
shot in the hand this morning with a
small rife OF % calibre. The wound
aiay prove fatal, the bah striking near
tie temple.
The boy was riding d horse, going to
hunt rabbits. His father. Patrick Sim
mons, with one or two other boys, were
going in a wagon, and one of the boys
banded Doremus a small rife, which,
IN some manner, was caught on the
wagon and discharged. The boy fel!
from the horse and was at once taken
home, and a doctor called. The boy
was unconscious for some hours, and
the bullet could not be located until
late this afternoon. The boy finally re-
gained consciousness and complained
OF pain in his head.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-12
NEW YORK'S BIG TUNNEL.
1t Will Be Built By Foreign and
Gotham Bankers.

New York. Dec. lit was learned
last night that a big syndicate of New
York and foreign bankers had been
organized for the purpose of building
the underground tunnel, and that it
had not only let all Of the contracts,
but it had arranged with the Carnegie
company for the iron and steel, be-
sides completing all of the other ar
engagements, such as the deposit of
IS, ZOO, 900 in cash to be made with the
commissioner, says the Herald today.
The syndicate was counting on a de-
cision being handed down by the APP
pellate court division of the supreme
court approving the plans adopted by
the rapid transit commissioners, which
is necessary in lieu of obtaining the
consent of a majority of the property
owners along the line The appellate
division, however, did not hand down a
decision, so that the rapid transit COM
missioners will not have an opportu-
nifty. to award the contra q before the
close of the administration.
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LYNCHING THREATENED.
Feeling Aroused Over the Killing of
a Popular Arizonian.

albuquerque, N NJ, Dec. ia
shooting ARRAY occurred at seligman,
Ariz, wherein Charles Carter a rail-
road man, was killed by Bill Fott. The
latter claims that he was authorized by
a constable to arrest Carter, and when
he resisted he shot him dead.
Carter was very popular, and had a
number of friends who are threatening
to lynch Fott Trouble is almost
hourly expected, and the sheriff of va
vapai county has collected a large
posse to protect the body of Fott from
violence at all hazards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-12
Semi Porcelain, Decorated in
Windf1ower and Pink Summer

Bohemian Fancy Glass Vases.
Bud Holders. Engraved, each ----.S %
Vases, 6-inch Assorted Decoration,
each 49,. 49,. ........,.-.-.....-..- 10
Vases. S-ineh. Assorted Decoration.
each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
Vases. 1o-ineh Assorted Decora-
ton, each .........,.--......-.- 70
Vases S-inch. Alabasta, each %
Vases. 10-inch. Alabasta each 30
Vases, 12-inch, Alabasta. each. so
Rose Bowls, each ..------...-....-... %
Card Holders, Satin Finish. each. q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-12
An Aged Resident Sustains Serious
Iniuries-NeWs Notes.

lnJuT1eS-N eWS Notes.
Lehi, Dec. 11-While Enos Jackson
was painting the cornice of the meet
ing house the ladder he was standing
upon slipped rom under him and he
fell to the ground, breaking his right
arm at the wrist and fracturing the
bone near the elbow. His legs We're
badly bruised and his face SCARED,
while his lip was very badly cut. MIR.
Jackson is an aged man and has 9.
large family and is not in the best of
circumstances. This accident will be q
great loss to him, as he had no other
way Of gaining livelihood for his
family
H. Jackson, brother of r. Jackson,
started for Spanish Fork with d team,
and while the team was moving from
the home, his daughter fell from the
wagon and was nearly killed by the
horses.
Our district schools. under the super
vision of Professor G. n. Child, with
the assistance of the teachers. viii
give an entertainment on the 23rd for
the benefit of the library
Mr.. E M. Evans of the Sugar com
pany's Office in Lehi, has gone to Grand
Junction to meet George Austin, on his
return trip from Mexico.
About 80 people went to Salt Lake
lily NOt1y over the u. q II. IT, 70 dI-
tend the teachers convention.
A DRAMATIC CHALLENGE.
The Richfield Society stock company
has sent a challenge to the Lehi Home
Dramatic company to play two nights
in the Mount Pleasant opera house.
Mr. Thomas Crabbe, the manager of
, the Iehi Home Dramatic company,
says if the members of his company
will consent, ne viii be right after
Richfield. 1t is expected the challenge
viii be accepted.
The Telluride Power company of
Provo has now got poles up along the
shores of the lake. and expects to
string the wires Immediately This was
pay week with the men, and this
brought several dollars into Lehi, as
quite a number of Lehi men are work
ing for the company.
The young man Harrison who got
his arm broken by a boy jumping on
him and forcing hiTa to the ground, is
g ltgle better, bat according to the
statement OF the doctor, Il will be a
long time before he viii he able to do
anything for himself
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indian slim ping Plant.

In India they have a strange species
of climber with an extraordinary long
name. botanically speaking. but com
monty known as the vegetable boa con
strictor." which twines about giant trees
so tightly as 20 choke them to death
Sometimes knotholes in the trees occur
just where the serDent's eyes would be
and the effect is startling.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-12
NATIONAL ATTRIBUTES.
Features About the Union of Central
American States.

Washington, Dec. 11.-Information
has been received here that the great
republics of Central America are about
to extend their union so as to give
it all the attributes of a sovereign ma
ton. At present the three countries
forming the union-Nicaragua Saliva
dor and Honduras diet which
conducts diplomatic relations with the
outer world while each country main
tains its own separate government, of
internal affairs. This has created the
impression that the greater republic
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-12
TWO LOVERS SENTENCED.
Why An Iowa Girl Killed Her Low
er's Father.

Waverly, Ia, Dec. 11.-Judge Clyde
today sentenced Delilah Fails and viii
Kern, aged 20 and II respectively, to 20
and II years in the penitentiary. Kern
and the Fails girl were lovers, to which
the father of the boy objected. The
Fails girl planned to murder the father,
persuading the son to assist her Aug
ust % she wrote the elder Kern a note
to meet her in the woods about five
miles from Cedar Falls. and when he
arrived at the appointed place she shot
him three times, and with the help of
Kern's son covered the body with brush
and burned it up. Young Kern was ar
rested for the murder, and a short time
ago confessed his part, declaring the
Fails girl committed the deed. After
she was arrested She confessed her
guilt
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Park City Hotel Fire.

Park City Dec. 11.-About u o'clock
last night fire was discovered in one of
the rooms of the Park City hotel, the
occupant having tipped over a lamp,
which set fire to the carpet and other
articles. It was soon whipped out with
blankets, but not until the furnishings
We're damaged to the extent of nearly
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INDIANS AND COWBOYS.
Reds Chasing Bull Punchers il
Southeast Arizona

Denver, Colo, Dec. 11.-Brigadier
General Otis has received a telegram
from Colonel Sumner, the commanding
officer at Fort Grant, Ariz., notifying
him that a band of Indians went on the
warpath day before yesterday, and at
tempted to capture a number of cow
boys. The telegram did not state
whether any shots were fired by either
side, simply conveying the intelligence
that the Indians chased the cowboys
in southeast Arizona in San Simon val
ley, which lies east of Fort Grant.
Three troops of cavalry have been
ordered out to investigate the matter
and arrest the Indians, if there is any
truth in the story.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-12
SALEM OFFENDER CAUGHT.
Young Underwood Was In Hiding at
Payson.

Payson. Dec. n.-Edward Underwood
was found hiding at the house of Mr.,
Cough last night, and lodged in the
city jug until Sheriff Storrs could take
him to Provo. He was wanted for a
Salem scrape some time ago.
Provo, Dec. 11.-Sheriff Storrs went
over to Payson today to arrest Edward
Underwood, who was the ringleader in
the disturbance which took place at
Salem some time ago, when an ak was
used upon young man named stone.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-12
D;phtheria at Salina.

salina, Dec. 11.-There are two cases
of that dreaded disease, diphthcria, re-
ported in town, in the family of George
Franey
The heavy .fall Of snow that came a
week ago compelled the cattlemen to
start feeding their stock earlier than
usual, and hay has advanced accord
ingly.
Ralph McFadden, one of our town s
best citizens, died of pneumonia. The
funeral took place from the meeting
house yesterday.
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Found In the Bad Lands.

Rapid City, S. D., Dec. 1.-THE skele-
ton of an elothrium has been found
in the Bad Lands, so miles east of this
city, by Professor o. C. harrington of
the Field Columbian museum of Chi
cago. 1t is supposed to be the most
complete specimen ever found. 1t has
been Skinned to the museum.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-12
Fancy Crystal Glassware.
Just like cut glass.

Bud Vases. 6-inch. each ----.---..S O5
Spoon Holders. each .-.....-..------- 20
Cream Pitchers. each .-...----.----- 10
Lemonade Mugs. each ....---------- Go
Candy Trays, each --.-----..-.----... 10
Table Sets. 8 Pieces. per set ..----. 60
Sugar Bowls. each ...-~...-.-..---.. %
Butter Dishes. each .--..--...--.--.-. 25
Casters, 3 Bottles. each --...A...- 80
Salad Bowls, each ....-.--.-.--..+-..- %
Nut Bowls. each ....~..-.... Is
Orange Bowls, each ..-----.----...- 50
BoukEet Holders. each .......-... 10
Wine Sets, s Pieces. per set .--..... 50
Salad Sets. S Pieces. per set .--.....,1 10
Candy Plates each ..........--...... 10
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-12
PARK CITY SCHOOLS:
High School Literary Society Or
zod-Notes.

Park City. Dec. 11-Friday afternoon
the High School Parkian Literary So
eiety was organized, with the follow
ing officers: Nat Curtis. president; Ed
ward Paxton, vice president; Grace
Richardson. secretary; James Trethe-
wey. treasurer; Mamie Pearson, cura-
tor: John AdamSon, marshal. The
meetings VIII be held each friday al
ternOon.
In the seventh grade the teacher,
Miss Mary Magee. and pupils are MAX
ing an effort &c establish a library.
1t is anticipated that a piano win soon
be purchased Tor the Schools the fund
Tor that parpose having been started
from the proceeds, amounting to $T2,
OF Miss Noodburs 5 recital
Next FRIDAY afternoon Miss frankie
Noonan, in the fourth grade, win give
Il lesson to her pupils on Speers num-
Der method. and the grammar grade
teachers viii be present ana take part
in the discussion
The holiday vacation will continue
one week. from Christmas to New
ears
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-12
Crystal Glassware, Plain and En-
graved.

Wine Glasses. per set .-....---.....S %
Claret Glasses. per set .-.-----..-... 20
Claret Glasses. Banded. per Set 35
Champagne Glasses. per set $1,000 So
Ale Glasses, per set -.-------.----L 40
Cocktail Glasses. per set ...-.----e- 90
Whisky Tumblers, per set --------- Is
Tumblers. Crystal Glass. per set Is
Tumblers, Crystal Glass, Engraved,
per set Observation-Disclosures IS
Goblets. Plain. per set .-------..-..- 30
Goblets, Banded, per set -,,,.,.,... 30
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-12
CACHE COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Nearly Two Thousand Pupils II
Daily Attendance.

Logan, Dee. 11.-Following is County
Superintendent Samuel Oldham's re
port OF the Cache county district
schools for the half term ending Nov.
u
Number Of schools in session, IS;
numbe~ Of pupils enrolled, 2,4i5; number
of pupils in daily attendance, 1873; per
cent of attendance of those enronld,
81. Average Der cent OF tardjnass, %.
Number neither absent nor tardy. 325.
sc
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Executions in Mexico.

Matamoras, Mex, Dec. 11.-At II a.
m today Pantaleon and Victoriano
CULLEN were shot in the Jail yard for
the murder of DR.. Manuel Carpio.
Five policemen. commanded by Ser
geant Hernandez, We're the firing pla-
toon Pantaleon was shot first. Neither
man was killed by the first Discharge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-12
Colorado.

Miss Annie Metcalf, clerk to the game
commission has been appointed special
deputy warden She is the first woman
to hold such commission.
A report was received in Denver that
Matthew Adams. better known as Matt
Adams" the cattleman, was killed by a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-12
Ignorant of Steel Pool.

Harrisburg, Pa, Dec. n-President
e. c. FELTON, of the Pennsylvania Steel
company says he knows nothing about
the steel rail pool to be formed by the
six largest steel companies of this
country
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-12

Attend the CALIFORNIAN club open
meeting at G. A. r. hall Wednesday.
Dec. is, 1897. at D. m. Concert and
dance: Admission. cents. 25 cents
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NEWS NOTES.

DR.. K. G. Maeser lectured today in
the academy building to the various
instructors of religious classes through
out Summit stake
Among the FaTkitCs IN town t~S =
were Attorneys Shields. McLaughlin.
Parshley, Snyder and Sheriff Lindsey.
AN EPIDEMIC.
The family Of Mayor Paddles was in
creased last night by one. n son. Born,
TO the wife Of Z. .. Beaubier, carly
this morning. line ten-pound dalEh-
ter Also, a fine, bouncing aici aiae
yesterday to the house OF Lucian Cr:1-
tenden. An doing We'll
The lecture given tonight in TIE ID
envy hall by Professor Karl c. 1eae5cr
was masterpiece. The hall WIGS mad
TO its utmost capacity long befo. iae
time TO commence. The subjecl ny
education in all its branches. IN
mental, physical, secular and as
we're the special points treatt 4
and was highly appreciated by
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-12
TRIBAL AUTONOMY OF INDIANS
INDICATIONS THAT IT WILL BE
ABOLISHED.
Chief of the Creeks, However, Has a
Plan For the Formation of an
Indian State.

Washington, Dec. 11.-Secretary of
the Interior Bliss has telegraphed Tams
Bixby, chairman of the Dawes Indian
commission, to come to Washington to
confer with the Indian committees and
today notified the house committee on
Indian affairs that he expected the
commission to be here in time for next
Thursdays session. This meeting will
be a significant one. The report that
the commission makes to congress on
the result of it's laborS among the Five
Civilized Tribes and the status of the
negotiations and latitude of the tribes,
win largely affect legislation to be
shaped to meet the problems.
The ultimate result, as now indicated,
will be an omnibus bill providing for
the reorganization of the territory and
the eXtinguishment of tribal autonomy
without negotiations with the Indians.
ST Louis, Dec. 1.-THE Cherokee
commission which is on its way to
Washington to confer with the joint
Indian committee OF congress, arrived
here last night.
Speaking of their mission to Wash
ington. s. r. Wallzinstiek, who is a
Cherokee senator, said I'VE go to
Washington to use every effort to OPP
pose the adjustment of our tribal
courts, and to head off the impending
change by which the president of the
United States will have the power to
sanction or approve the acts of the
Cherokee national council before they
become laws.
Chief Ishpechie, of the Creeks, has
proposed a plan by which the Indians
are at the same time. to become part
of the United States as an Indian state
and [ believe his idea, so far as L I'M
derstand, is a good one"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-12
ONLY HALF RATES,

Via the Oregon Short Line Railroad,
For Christmas and New Years holt
days Tickets on sale Dec. "A. 25. 81
and Jan. ]. good returning Jan 8.
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a CHILpREN,s PARTY.

Mrs. D. c. Mclaughlin delightfully."-
entertained party Of little folks this
afternoon, the occasion being the sixth
birthday CT her daughter Isabelle. The
guests of honor were Helen and BAN
ME Trent Of Salt Lake. About 50 Park
City children were present and en-
joyed with light hearts the games that
were played during the afternoon. Re
freshments were served.
The L. d. S. dance in the Adams
building last night was largely at
tended and proved very enjoyable af-
fair.
John L. Weber and family returned
this morning from a visit in Illinois.
Michigan and Canada.
The Junior League of the NJ. E.
church rendered a pleasing programme
and served refreshments to full
house last night, the proceeds going
to reimburse the Sunday school treas
ury.
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CoALvILLE COURT.
Routine Matters Disposed of By
Judge Norrell.

CoalvilIe, Dec. 1L-Judge NorrelI held
court here this afternoon. and disposed
IF the following routine matters:
State VS.. Z. T. Williamson: demurrer
overruled: ten Gays to answer.
Mrs. Woolsey Us. Anchor Mining
company: dismissed
Barry vs.. Jacobson: cost bill filed.
Clarity vs.. Lynch; plaintiff TO draw
findings.
Estate of Benjamin Miles; continued
until the first day OF the next term.
Estate of Chester Snyder; same or
der
Estate of a W Kreishbaum: hear
ms on final account referred 70 The
clerk.
IN the matter OF the assignment Of
Snyder, assignee. filed his report
Adjourned until L.. -
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ACCIDENT AT LEHI.

good work under the principalship of
Mr.. D. c. Woodward.
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Wyoming.

Cheyenne is afflicted by 4 hypnotic
craze and seances are held nightly.
Natrona county is the first in the state
to take steps towards preparing an ex-
hibit for the Omaha exposition.
The new town of Ihermopolis, in the
Bio Horn basin, is to have Methodist
Episcopal church and college. Arrange
lnents are now being maze to procure
title to lots for the former. which will
be erected in the near future and a pastor
assigned 10 take charge. Plans are being
made Tor the erection OF d college.
Cheyenne Sun-Leader: Teller'S tie
camp on Brush creek, in Carbon county
win soon be under full Roadway. Tie
choppers are daily arriving from Colo
RADIO and steady employment viii be
furnished $50 men during the winter.
Supplies for six months are being laid in
bat il is expected that the ranchmcn of
the Grand Encampment country will sup
ply beef, mutton, pork, hay and produce.
Idaho.
The total enrolment of pupils in the
Boise schools for the month of November
was 1,116, an increase of 137 over last
year.
Challis Messenger: John Calvin while
Mr.. Klug's ranch, up Garden creek, and
about TWO miles west of Challis run into
4 nest Of four large mountain lions, He
got IL one shot but only succeeded in
Waunding one OF the animals.
idaho Falls Register: During the past
three months MeSsTs. Warnock x Brain
ara BIOS. have demonstrated that IL is not
difficult TO secure water under the lava
bctis il this part of the country, the only
question being the depth. These gentle
men have machine that will drill a AZ
inch hole LOCO feat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-12
Genuine Cut Glassware,

Bud Vases, each .....................s
Flower Holders, each ........-......
Flower Vases. each ................-
Shakers, Salts. Plated Tops. each.
Shakers. Pepper. Plated Tops, each
Salt Stands. each ....-................
Tooth-Pick Holders. each ..........
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Genuine Risaue ware

Moving Head Figures, each ,.....s 10
Old Shoe and Mice, Ash Holders.
each ..--.. .-.--... ..............-... 20
Paper Weights. Books and Ami
mails. each %
Tooth-Pick Holders. each ...,... %
Flower Holders, each .............. %
Cigar Holders each ................ %
Creeping Babies, each ....... %
Sitting Babies. each ............... so
Figures, Statuary, per pair .... 50
Figures, Statuary. per pair ........ 90
Figures, Skirt Dancers. each ....... 90
Good Night Children ..............1OO
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Fancy English Blown Glaaswar,

Flower Holders. 6-inch. colors.
each $500 10
Flower Holders. 1O-inch. 3 colors.
each 49,. ...........-.-.-..-.. %
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Gray's Laxative Pellets cure consti-
patton
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Cutlery.

Cake Plate Holders. each ..........s o.
Table Knives and Forks, Coco
Handles, per set .................... so
Table Knives and Forks, Bone
Handles, per set Observation-Disclosures. 90
Carving Sets. per pair ...-.......... %
Carving Sets, Stag Handles pair / %
Kitchen Knives. each .............-. 10
Butcher Knives, Nickle Bolster,
each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Bread Knives, each ...,.............. 10
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ROYAL Bazarian chinaware.

oat Meal Bowls, each ..............s 10
Plates, Bread and Butter. each..... 10
Cups and Saucers, each ........... 80
Salad Sets, pieces, per set........ / 10
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FToVo Notes.
Provo, Dec. III. NJ. Thomason. who
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Fancy Thin chinaware, Assorted
Decorations,

Cuus and Saucers. each ...........$ 10
Sugar and Cream, per set --....-.''' 70 70
Dat Meal Bowls. each ..........'.'' ~
Plates, each ........-...........'.'' ~
Tea and Cake Sets, 3 pieces, per set 6o
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printemps or "springtime" Decor
ations in Green and White.
carlsbad chinaware, Decorated.

,,..a,,+do,.,, zach .....S 80
Gusl w. Cto,1yc p1ates each...... 10
GUS and Saucers, pail, .-...i..-.'- %
Plates. Historical Heads, each:...;; 30
Cups and Saucers, HISTORICAL e5
Plates. Napoleon, each .............. %
Fruit Saucers, Napoleon, each o.
Cups and Saucers, Napoleon, pair. 10
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Royal Hanover Brio a Brac and
Ornaments.
Genuine Royal Teplitz High Art
Goods in Ornaments and Brio
81 Rran

Vases. Old Jug Shape, each........s1 %
Vases. Single Handle, each ......-. IS
Vases, Double Handle. EACH. 1 70
Vases, Double Handle. each ....... 3 50