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Show 00 DEN DULY i n- - Till: COMMERCIAL t. t OGDEN, Lit-- 1 ... h - ftlUUtte, i .ric-- ti n uikiilI u l.iL. lit, tB. f HK IfeUCK I t i.Vj O., I l.ir.iw m . i.ft-t- tl. of et if th i.urj t.j..e il 5:m-- i c tt.. Fvot..l-- It La. is il ex tjt irt.s ifK 1 r i.e. UKi.t.rS. 1 aa uuy Uly hi ttjor iispp) I ii.u ,ih fci-- ni.ai J uvei,eri- Ir. if. of .:rvr - tt.eui t ili .".!. ti' u iJ t Ii iti.rf . ti- l. J lir .e.".'.-- -r jr.v-s- r ras .t j.'r.i..i-'-1,- (. 1,0 I -- t i'.. l..4llMi l i " ia aiaj ..u tu ! WIt.diy of this kL 1 - 4j a:o-g.-- r eves a r 1..um aa !m-tuJ.rt.. iK-- a.t. i;'i.i L'i.l tvr lae-- t tL-- as lirou.'i.t i Nt-:- i of art b..-.- : t auocwfc!-- at ira---j -- GRAND OPERA HOUSE. an t.'-to-- TWO NIGHTS ONLY t.u ! "1 lrt" f 1 -- .1 J i i.l. '" j .t t. Iik iinn-m-re- c I i ihar's heithucs. i . one-tent- 1 1 frJ-iir-- if rauj 1 UjI y. i . JT. at Vr ' - 'rr 1 uruf it- - - I AWUSTMCNTS. ! j1 Sv Burgea" ti J tie gla'. Le mainly , I he CVjut.! Fa.r." rvj.r Urf r but Imi fmmi !.:. tt.- i- j.n.- -t V,.-i. vrtiU. il t;.ee as .e iutfe-- t iu I:. pni J .1iu Mr. LJi iiU ui I'.tf fart tl at ti e lewi ' g ct.ar-Irnrfj tun-.-j t,i.i t.r J. tot !Jl4l V. itTT an lutrjiitud to "ani v l M.l am !. ll li." tor, fej.. l)- -t til Ijuoe. I iefelofor Nl Uargei hae oo the i. ert-iiie- J a! J a. ti t1 W.lers cxOie th l.arj cwurii-rii- f iieri ..Mii nf riii tii. Nil Wifer Hrt rmi a HA M .SMALL'S IsLAST. "arhii.toa or a tirai.t. The bti.fc' gi.i-r- f uii'tiieis traiii up iar!:eivi.s fri Tin. Commmu'iai. has niliiS and (Jfer.cjt. mil iid up iu the eoi,tron-rfto la thau a i fe il It is Sam Nuiiiil iinl Mr. lliil.us it kits to i.juf, to Uat!i? than to turretiJer. It iargity aiiersoual inatlrr. lint tl.evm hu !,av- - kuuw n j ie rn. us a torture to tlntive blaet frmu S until .'. U be i!l.B' of to ac'.u hie i.hv r ill it Uf etearv li at L a patx-- taut a Kei-- t and ate tonics. ' hand. hint mir). ihyeLert.-Ill the tirt-- l place, it fan br fairly de Ttsele i liu . . then, hut to tvht. i hired, as a geiieral proposal ion, that i,i hei-- l of twh t man of true manly tl.arai r and gen Kerp Ht It. Make the than the ill The Ir ie future hot out UlIlM Worth Woul I eiell liit as the iireM-na bri Thin as 'ht is ilay 4i such :t n.oss of mulii ious at it that av. that. 1 marks Small its it man wholly w irU ii! ever te. IjUauriotta iiiai tion is certain ileen unworthy of the presidency of any inn i. hj this re eracy. Thereat versity. More particularly. When Small assaults public has hveil ami ho wouderf ully ifc that tlie peon'm all were the trustees, with Mr. Hill, and charges them with awt of ncheming svt hid milkers. We have had one civil war t ri- -l to hrinrf because one lent, W ho have Uen trying to I the n to with the university as i (.eneial inJuntrv into and neMi ruin. iinsui scheme, lie attacks Ogdeu and all it. Industry. eiiiaht, proiref. 'liiate people, ami in doing so tie not on eakm the way of kiichim. IdienesK, f louist-ihe liu.l lull u UK brands liar, may cirtem-That"of m hattl the failure, w ill have to di'iiionstrali' wone of hi the lo'ic of Iniiiiau nature. wihl mouthing before begets Ihriiugl There's jiiist one tiling to do, there- The university wan founded in the life. CounnieouMlv, Hurt in fairly, utmost good faith niul the university fore, homHl lulu have lieen regarded here ns being I'lht'l genuine irnrly worth the pi ici ll a mu u ian proved great sin Precisely 77 h: l iiLIIH lASS. wit'i four cess in Lincoln, ililfereht iiilliyiti tun! at I ener u il li mi. I'. Jiticsis (he science of governineiit or mure. Ha l it nut lieen fur the ile ( Mneriiiiient should ln such an organi iretiioii the lots here ttoiilil have H'M atlou of society as to stN'iire to all con fur tniee the lihtel iru-- h Huh time. ceriuil e.iial protect ion to life and prop Mr. Hill nnaiii-- l As tu the ertv. I herelore. li ihticH slioulil lie our ier8onally, lie ileiiuuiu'i them as falne of the most exulted of all wienceH. i it every i lot ail, ami the wholesale va And it is so to a large degree iu this Small lieR alxiiit the tniHtisH ami the Hut its purose is much mis country. Iruiierty aiul iiiHiiiuates against Ihei iti used and abused. The muHHct of tie mnkiw his rj of nu value aUiut any eopl are busy and have little time to hoily. investigate. Popular education is young He'll hnve n chance to settle up liefore lliul crude. And for tluw reasons nliti liegetB through with it. cal nostrums and pretenses can Itefoii-tou h hi the ieople all loo successfully. The wisest and licst things ever dune ischea.sk ok fur the people bv the put riots of this (leneral Grant made n Btrotiif ciTort Nation were most bitterly deuouneed by when president. t luive the inland of demagogues or ignoramouses. WashSan Doming'!, next to and next in nize to ing in the was for independence strugglo Cuba, annexed to the United Stated. the subject of the most bitter calunimy One roaHon he gave was that to have it and aspersion. Jefferson for the pur become part of this free country would chase and assurance of tiro Louisiana force Cuba and l!ra.il to soon adopt free purchase was persistently denounced. and republican government. I'ra.il Iuib And yet this was without parallel the since liberated its slaves mid bc,.,,'i",.i greatest single act ever performed in f republic. creating the greatness ami permanency Hut there is a good deal in tin ' this Kepublic. enoe of an adjacent free stab Tjiii coin, in all his acts, was hounded, c United States has republicaniei. misrepresented, and traduced, and to entire western continent or nearly so. read the denunciations and vihticatlons It is having a powerful inthience upon of lHi;l 5one would think that the savEurope and Asia. India and Japan are ing of the Union from rum was one of affected more by our institutions than the greatest crimes of the ages. those of all the rest of the world. Public men must not lie swerved Now Australia has come right out and from serving the highest nnd broadest And it interests of their joined the galaxy of republics. country because of will be factor of great importance in forccriticism. In fact, they may almost feel ing the nations to the north to go on certain that if there is no calumny there toward lilieral government. is no service. It will be a powerful ally of the And the people should not be misled United States iu forcing government of by the demagogues, the political granand by the people upon all of England's nies. Not of of the clap-tracolonies. It will be an argument for the What is reasonaplatforms if reliable. practical independence of Ireland, Can- ble in business is very likely to be right ada, India. in politics. GavernmeLt is very largely And what England does Germany and public business. other royalties will have to do. France It is not safe nor wise to worship the will be in the front of the procession professional politicians. anyway. The setting up of the Australian republic is the most significant event Ki:i'iri:(Hirv is the most valuable that has happened in the Eastern Hemstroke of statesmanship this Nation has a for time. long isphere The Geneva enjoyed fur many years. The world moves. arbitration was about the only other act of great diplomacy since the civil war. Onk point which the demagogues have preached and lamented about until their Ot.DKN piple should never overlook voices took on a permanent lachrymal the possible importance of this point as of w the fanners wail, as the claim that the western states were bankrupt with a tourist center. Its future possibilities are very large. They should be cultimortgages. The census proved that the amount of mortgages carried by the vated to the utmost. farmers was not over one third the sum Tin. Utah Commission begun to make alleged by the croakers. Now the demathe new legislative apportionment is the census that are declaring gogues erroneous. Perhaps it is but il is nut as unreliable as the ileina Ti mi, will demonstrate that Ogdeu is gogues. all right. A uri'izK.v complains that certain cess OtitMiler Kcplics to Insider. pools that should be drained olr into the Commi'.uci vi.: Having read the Ktimii: r and calls sewers are eglecled, sanitary attention to section S, page I, of the response to the iUestions asked the car enters must admit that am at a loss plumbing and draining ordinances. The Health Commission can not be too vig to know what to Bay in reply. I am disappointed. Until now 1 had hoped that ilant in attending to these things, espic-iallhad a reason and a seeming the this time of year when the warm just boys one fur what to an outsider looked season is just opening. Filthy water is like a harsh and cruel rule. I asked with the most pernicious breeder of disease a hope that they would present their arguments, for it seemed to me they did germs there is. not have the sympathy of the public in their strike. For my reply get nothing While Ogden'e business men are but abuse and talk about the incompes tency or ignorance of farmers and lighting to build the commercial interw ith a few handy words such as ests, it must not be overlooked that the "scabs" etc. churches, schools and social interests are Now, i cannot reply to the argument keeping right up. The progress made a tish monger presents. I have no quur-re- l w ith carpenters or their unions. I toward general mental and mural culdid not say a word against them. I simture within twelve months has beeu ply asked a few questions: wanted to know if to grant the demands w as not to y r. ..el '. .... r trc-u- i r !. :. l. ru'.s a. . :. I A L m.J a 1 1 hack-driver- f M;Vm 1UHU LAILV. A rm -- ar-- L:IU. at li e.r ir'.!.;el u.iktl li- if iirvbi'.'k une tti.Lii.i t? Vre -j -- a;ri.. 't It tiu.-tii- i AliJ ,k y 1 UiTWili I . 1. 41 I,1 .j k. f llif t L Mi! ) tttel I'' Lehvy. . i. it--' f it t:mfc, i4 - iwv . 4 $otacniTioa t ill l.,..l b.i- r. b.w .4 rt.:.iu o. 'i.. f.trLi tj v. 141. Pi KLaA.fcw rurt-'!-- . .,rt,Ui if r'irfj . au-- t i : ,i " - - J- Sr c : J .r ts.-'- ? A.l:-- rfr ... ' iU't - COMMERClALt SUNDAY. MAY 17. thus Mia ljjw? part fer. iLto the sp.r.t of ti.tt iart ith ail tl, wiergy ike a at k luaoe docidni hit. -- Ai ga l Prue" Wilh.uu L '.Vil.u ill v a Nea Kngiaod maiden iaiiyaitrja i.rjtiJ. oJ farm and arvefai oti.er iu- CotVew-u.ui- i busi- !. 'i ..spii, of Ujor'g on her lianda, f udioraii.and u.aticuhti 4rnerferv, but al.il a t ti e Grand W.l Virg.ii. i. ,:l and ou the !ues home v, ..ii.au. Aa Mrs. liearUnl, Utuorrua rv Kou?? ratic of n.e dav an .ened fr.'ii.a her she had a g i al.kee the tauJliM. He lelrrw and a thorough conhJenc in co i:L !tv aial t at i.' heu thecKx-aaiodemanded. of the p.Utnl the reuiat.'i Tie biipnorling iimiiarj were un- r!V. I.i!eu iisljury was !!i.serjL as a quite little ankr- - g.rl, es A I'anic friketi Audi. me. loved and luveai.le, bv a I... mvain Allen I'ihm.i u , Mi; i seinnd hardly aorthyof her. Mar .s U a a it:. Lilnh I l :us f i.l ol go, ana .il i y as I aggs I a cr).vd gar.-in t!.e 17lt. nai.l. l!h nit the oi.Ir usuri es, liliusilaiiy fct) of hijol:.,!! S utte..pte.l to h found iu eui stage characters. to t!." tel.!. l'l.ey ' res;s 1 he production is put on the stage in r.- is te-- l iiv ti.r rii.pi 'Ves and driven an ciuiiorute manner. 1 he menery is U re In 'le ey UA.i f. l.iler ail avasurie at the and cut the new, and Pair" the turned a ". '. ar to nature and true I'ountv IZm s ks, tent. ii tu !'ic iass guy r. n the race scene, in the last act hfe. hurled .vere a'.d cluiw Mor.es a remarkable effect 18 produced oy the tl lough the ca ivitf. ami painfully um of mechanism which lias .f a K.j.iril i.iiuiir h jwople. by Mr. Burgess. For more than The amliciiiv aiiie panic stru Kt'Il pateulol a minute the audience is treaied to toe anil maile a ru.ii i r i.'ie rvtm. me sectacle of an apparently genand caught tire from uniquehorrns c.iiUim iuilai.t-.i- l race w ith three horse going uine i ohi.e h'fi!s on Hie center at full sieed lieck lind neck. This re i.le Ui aine fraii!..- in their c!T..rts tu arkable scene was iiroduil in tl.is esiajieand many were severely traiueled city for the first time lat night, and it 'l'l.e pei.ple fouglit their way out created a Uf miii. prodigious effect. from the rai iliy just in time to c!i burning canv as. '1 he muli outsi.le ran Inlin L. ullivii oniin;. iiwav. but a mimlier of them were ar An occurrence that will doubtless in rcltsl llay. I'lobably twenty mie terest a large number of iersons will be are painfully hurt. 1 wo of the receoeil such healings that they the lirst appearance of John L Sullivan w ill probably die. in Ogden us mi aider at the Grand oera in a bouse, Saturday night. May Z'-- i, Poi:ilN(. NEWS. new play by I Iuiichii 11. Harrison, enti ll.vl "Holiest hurts and Willing Hands." K.ti es at (ilMVcscml and l.olliV illc The scenes of the play are laid in Ire land. There is a family by the name of l:.ie Hall li.inics. aly, consist ing of a mother and two 1 was Mav i 10. vv lie si Gu track mi, Hons John (Mr. Harrison) and James too licav v for fast time. .Mr. Sullivan) and a niece, Nora Daly. Three vear ol.ls maidens one mile dash The father had died and licfore his wiiiul. won. I'ortchester llvpatia death w as cuniH'llet to sell the home to .Mountain lisr Ih lid. Time I I .. ten. Hare, a leading landed proprietor I hie mile dash furlong handicap Sir iu the neighborhood, with the under L iv inia Solle .luhii won, Ti islan standing that wit hill ten years Lily or third. Time l .i." .. his friends should have the priv ilege of Two year olds live furlongs dasli redeeming it. Oiipressor won, Laughing Water sii'oiid. Gen. Dare has a son, Arthur, and a Tune Lmlv Washidgtun Colt shod. niece, Emily, John Daly is in love with .ii'i. Daly has Emily, ho is Arthur Dare. Thre vear olds one mile dash l!us succeeded ill w inning her affections, and sel won. Terrilier scoiid, Picknicker she has promishd to be his wife; but third. Time 1.4". through the villainy of Young Dare she Two vear olds live furlongs dash is made to believe John Daly is a dis Mars won, Fred L h sivoiid, Patriamiiy honorable man, anil the engagement is Colt third. Time l.o.'i1,. broken off. won dash Wnlterson One mile The tirst act opens at the home of the Paldwin sticond, Sl.ruke third. Time Daly's and Dares misrepresentations i.u;li. are unmasked and he is branded a liar. Ijoi isvii.i.k, May 1(. The track was In the second net young Dare com Ue fast. to Three toodustr his father to act with him iu turn pels and one mile seventy yards upward, ing the Daly s out ot their house, violat .Milt loung won, Oickerson secoml ing the promises given the eider Daly to llarrv Smith third. Time, 1:R). sell back the home. Arthur Dare ascer Thrte year-oldupward, one mile that his father has made a new Head heat between Comedy nnd Kd. tains w ill, and he concocts a scheme with a Iyfyinard, Kemini third. First run off villainous attorney named McNab to rob declared another dead heat. Time, bis father. The elder Dare catches Mc lA'if. Second run off, won by Ed. Nab in the act of robbing his secretary, in i:4.V . which holds the will. Dunngthestrug-gl, Old five furlongs Two w hich ensues the elder Dare is killed Maiden tillies; half mile, Molierly won; shot the window. a by Unadilla, second; Maid Howard, third. The pistol is foundthrough and on it the name pistol Time, oO' 4. of John Daly, indicating that ho did the , Three upward, one milbiind shooting, as he had been heard quarrel - Clockner won; Jubilee, ing with the elder Dare about the sell second; Response, third. Time, 1:5- -. to of Officers him. back estate the ing are at once on the track, and just as they are nlxiut to take him they are stopped Yesterday's Huso Hall. At Cincinnati Kadlxnirne was hit bv his brother James in the person of freely and effectively by the home team Mr. Sullivan. John Daly escapes and is Boston 'X in hiding in Kellu Glen. Unlay. Cincinnati James Daly is in love with a girl At Pittsburg The visitors fielding was weak t xhiy and the home team won named Martha O'Neill, a tenant on the with e'ise. Pittsburg 14, Philadelphia .". Dare estate. Young Dare has succeeded short in getting her awav to Dublin. On nr At Chicago The Brooklyn stop's errors, combined with a timely riving there she discovers his intentions double, allowed Chicago to tie the score to be dishonorable. She returns home in the ninth, auk lucky batting in the at the time of the murder of Gen. Dare and threatens to expo-- e young Dare, who tenth won the game. Chiaagi 11. lirook-lp!. (igiim employs McNab to assist mm in At Cleveland - Lucky hitting by the getting Martha to America. While the home team won an uninteresting game two men are struggling with the girl on today. It was cold as January, and the the cliff, McNab falls 200 feet into the attendance was small. Cleveland ", New glen below and the girl escapes. McNab is eventually rescued by John Daly, and Vork 4. Louisville X ho exposes Dare and makes the denoue At Huston- - Huston nieiit which ends the play happily. tive innings. Bain. Cincinnati At Baltimore Baltimore 1. seven innings. Bain. "Gods blessing to mankind, say thime thousands who have been cured by the At Washington Columbus, celebrated Bain. Sold Tea. Oregon Kiduey postponed. St. everywhere. At Philadelphia Athletic i, Louis 1. Tom Oonklin, the singing clown, is At St. Paul St. Paul (1, Omaha 11. with the toce Jiros. circus. At Milwaukee Milwaukee 11, DenMi U-- ri t,.ary, ad V I (J iipsiliiy am inn 1 W.-ar- jfii d repre-eiel.le- her-i--.- n A (Iraml Production of Neil Burgess' tt-- . Lt f ! I ro-.- jim-- FAIR. I THE- COUNTY - 1 ii l'nsnitd superb company exactly as at the Union Square Theatre, New York, when: has run three years, A Car Load of Scenery. lu re with a i Ihk-liiiu- s A IIOKSK RACE THE STAGE. ON The greatest effect of the modern stage. 1 1 I I -- year-old- s s year-olds- year-olds- AN OLD Prices $1.50 $1.00 75,50 and 35, cents. Splendid chance and Special inducements. Seats on sale at the box office Friday morning May 15. The regular semi monthly niiieling of the Ogdeu Charitable Association will Imi held on Tutwdny, May l'.Hh, at :i o'clock, at the court house. Mas. Jos. Mnzt.K.R, Sec'y. Mr. E. Jessop having Imugfit out the "Change Saloon" 2.77 Twenty fifth street, has retitted it up into a lirst class billiard hall, sample room etc. Choice wines, liquors and cigars on hand. Messrs. Thompson and Scroggin the two popular manipulators w ill lie pleased to see their many friends at this new resort. Ileinemlier the audio'' sale of diamonds, watches and jewelry at E. Steler's 27o' Twonty-tiftstreet. Goods must lie sold regardless of price to satisfy mortW. V. Hklkhicii, Mortgagee. gage. h What we Offer iu Tailoriitff. Suits from $.'10.00 and up. Pants from ?7.."0 and up. Nice stock to select from. H. Kissel 317 Twenty-fourtstreet. I'p stairs. Notice. Will remodel into one or two store condition nnd rooms, put in lease the old M. E. church property if can get desirable tenant. Inquire of A. J. Warner at Reed & Burgitt's office. tirst-clas- At Minneapolis Minneapolis '21, Kansas City 8. Sioux City Sioux City o, Lincoln o, eleven inuings.- - Don't fail to see the Bice Bros, circus Mundav. Bice Bros.' Circus will exhibit in the city Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. liice Bros, have a lirst class show. "Bed Biding Hood's Rescue," Academy Hall, corner Adams avenue anu Twenty fifth street, Tuesday evening. May l'.Mh, lS'dl. Price of admission, Jio cents, children, 2o cents. Soai'cliinsr Hidden Treasures. Tiuvkkk, May hi. - There is great excitement here over the discovery of a portion of the treasure buried by the Homier party in ISKi.1T, which is said to amount to tdiM W. Nearly 2tH in silver has already been found and a number of people are looking for the remainder. The coins are of all dates prior lo 1S.", and consist of pieces from Prance, Spain, Bolivia and Argentine Bcpublic. A number of other foreign countries are also represented and aiso a number of rare American coins. The relics are very valuable. A Court Traced). St. Pctkusir'Ho, May 111- .- A dispatch from Batoum tells of a terrible tragedy A man named in the court there. Kau-prad- o was on trial for robbing Prince Marshanya of a pockellxxik tilled with The prince offered to pay bank notes. the prisoner if he would disclose the hid ing place of the stolen notes. The prisoner laughed Bcornfully at the offer and followed up his rejection by kicking the nobleman. In his rage at the insult the The prince prince shot the man dead. has been arrested. Juvenile Operetta. THE OPKKI-.IT.- AMD HOWES Ethel Ott A chorus of twenty children. One ticket admits to all three of the Bice Bros, shows. One More Striker Dead. Dknvkk, May 1(1. Juhn Kidenour, one of the striking brick laborers dangerously wounded at the bloody riot in Oily park Monday, died this morning. Both Kelly and Bidenmir and Kelly will lie buried tomorrow. The funeral promises to be the largest demonstration ever known in Denver, all the laboring element having signified their intention of attending. The entire reserve ixilice has lecn notified to report for duty as troublejis feared. k KOCH, Lmra tnii M ! anwriTi. Saturday, May 23. The big event- The only worlds champion - JONHN L. SULLIVAN, And his own company, in Dnncan B. Harrisons new comedy drama HONEST HEARTS, AND WILLING HANDS. Sale of seats at box office Thurday May 21st 9 ano increase in prices. Prices 35, 50, 75, $1.00. - OiE "TAKE GASOLINE TMAL" ON We are showing all styles of the Gasoline Stoves and know they will please STOVES-- you. Pake one on trialT AWN MOWERS-O- ur "Good Luck" mower is a mer. It is adjustable in every way and runs very - hum-JL- - They are out of sight, but they will draw your attention to our line of Parasols Sun Pmberellas, Etc. Call and see if we can satisfy you as to price and quality. Our line of Spring nnd Summer Jackets, Capes, and Wraps, Circulars are for sale and if you are in need of anything iu the above lines we will be pleased to show you what we have, if slyles and prices suit we will be pleased to have you buy. Vours Anxious to Please. I. L. Clakk A-- Sons. 13. N. See our line of Straw Goods! trial-rpYLER- - - MILES, STREVELL BOYLE BLOCK, & ULMER OGDEN. UTAH. BOXNETS Hats & Caps From 15 cents up. Finest Assortmeut in the City Cloaks, Dresses and Slips-Ifact everything necessary, for we make a specialty of Children's and Baity Clothes, not only the outer garments, but the outfit complete. (pi I A Ttire Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known. Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard. Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky Jjiscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesome. Ho other baking powder dues such work. j easv. Take one on trial. HOSE We are headquarters on hose. We 1RUBBER ihave several different grades- We warrant it to stand pressure of city water. Take some on FLOUR RECEPTACLE-T- he newest and best flour can- It holds the flour. You turn the crank, it does the rest. Take one on trialAND COFFEE POTS-- We have over 40 styles rpEA and sizes. New stock just received, all kinds. Tin, stone pearl, agate, granite, iron, etc. Take one on Trial. CAST. Bed Biding Hood. .Gertrude Lundgren Meama Mrs. A. II. Nelson Mrs. W. G. Dalyrymple Grandma Woodman Mr. Hodgman Bobin Bertie lMbrook Hose Edith Bailey Meildred Ott Buttercup May Hume LMaii'l Dukes Blue Bells..: flvv Holbrook OPERA HOUSE s -- ver l'J. HUSKING BEE FASHIONED Fancy Notions in all Branches IjsTOur Pride is Art Needlework ; Materials.! TIIjj BAZAAR, Corner 24th and Grant. J. FERD CRAMER, Prop. |
