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8 THE ( BIAHA DAILY 13EE : SATURDAY , OCTOBER 11 , 1890.
THE CITY.
In the county court Lodor A ; Co. yea-
tcnluy coininenc > ( l ault to recover from
Hi Kehoonstnilt the sum of ! oOo , duo on
ix bill of goods Bold und delivered.
Tliopccullnr enervating effect of summer
whether Is driven olT by Hood's Stirsapnrilln ,
which "makes tbo ueulc strong , "
O. F. AOAJ1S AKIUVKS.
Tlic Usual Amount of Hpccnlntloii at
to tlio Object of tliu Vlnit.
Charles Francis Adanu , president of the
Union I'nclllc , arrived In tbo city yesterday
morning , Ho cninaln hh private em1 accom
panied by Ills sons , George C. Adams mill
O. V. Adams Jr.
The partv registered at tbo Mlllnrd
nnd Mr. Adams proceeded nt once to tlio
Union IMclllo headquarters , \\hero bo vc-
molncd ticnrlv all ilny In consultation with
the on leers of the company.
As Is usual when tlio president visits the
city , thuro Is nn immense amount of
Bpeculfitlon IM to the object of bis
trip nnd us to whoso he.iJ Is marked for the
ofllclal guillotine.
Mr. AduiiiH states , however that tils trip li
purely ono of inspection and that ho will tro
on to the coast und will make 11 special exam
ination of tlio company's ' extensions to the
Puget Sound country. Ho will remain In
the eityovcr Sunday , leaving for the west
on Monday morning. .
There H a rumor that the president's ' A'lslt
nlsohiis something to do with the affairs of
the purchasing agent's department , Tins
ofllcc , slneo the reign of McKibbin ,
has been the subject of considerable
attention on tbo p.irt of high ollloliils
nnd It is said an effort will bo madetohavo
McKlbbhi's affairs straightened up nnd the
present nnd future management of the ofllco
brought more dlrectlyl under the eye and
management of one of the local oflicials of
high rank. _
Afclvlllc Tonlulit.
The great and only Melville at tlio
Coliseum this ovcntncr , I ) p. m. rioo him.
Turklflli It.ithH , 75
at the NnUitorimn. For ladles , 8 a.m.
to 1 p.m. Gentlemen , 1:30' : to 12 p.m.
Sunday Gentlemen , 8 n.m. to 2 p.m.
3 low to Out li tlio Union I'ark
The races at Union park tire fairly sot-
tine the people of both Omaha and Coun
cil HlulTs wild. Of eourso you want to
'
loin the pleasure and you 'also want to
know how to jjol to the grounds. Take
n bridge motor eitheron Mill street or
nt tlio corner of 12th and Douglas. Ask
tlio conductor if his car goes to the driv
ing park , arid ho will toll you n liclfot
for CO cents which includes your round
trip car faro and admission into the park.
The park is located about half way uo-
twcon the river and Council Bluffs , and
the motor cars run into the grounds and
within a fo\v feet of the grand stand.
Beyond n doubt tliero is tlio lluest string
of horses matched at this meeting that
wns over scon in the west. The races
will continue each afternoon during tlio
week and Sunday afternoon.
Nntntorlum Turkish baths , 73 cents.
Melville
The great and only Melville nt tbo
ColUuum this evening , 0 p. in. Sco him.
Kxeursion Noutli.
The last harvest excursion for the
Bonth will leave Omaha atI'.IiOp. . m. . Oc
tober 1-1 , via the WulKi3h It. II.
U 1ST HILT COU11T.
Slilpp Found Guilty of Aflsaiilt With
Intent to Kill.
William Shlpp , the engineer who last
August shot Dora Bowman as she was enter-
Inc her sister's house on South Seventeenth
street , is boolted for the pen. The prosecu
tion closed its sldo of the case at noon yester
day , when the defense inado an attempt to
provo that Shlpp was insane nt the time the
shooting toolc place. At 0 o'clock the case
was submitted without argument , nnd an
hour later the Jury returned a verdict , con
victing the defendant of assault with Intent
to kill.
In Judge Donne's court the case of John
Salisbury against the American water
works company was commenced. Dur-
Ins the month of January , ISS'J , John
Salisbury \ as In the employ of the company
at Florence , working on the cribs. OHO day ,
While lie was lalslng some timbers , the crank
of the windlass struck him , bruising his arm
very severely. Ho laid off ten days and then
went to work handling stone and shoveling
coal. Now ho H in court und demands -5.000
payment for the injuries ho sustained.
August Utoff of Klkhorn yesterday com
menced a damage sult.'demandlng the pay
ment of $5,000 from the village of Elkhorn.
Some time ago ho was arrested on the charge
of having sold liquor without n license and
thrown Into J.ill. The Jail Is a small affair
nnd Is situated near n hog pen. By reason of
the close eonllncmcnt and the stench from the
hog yard , Utoff now claims that his health
has been Injured and that nothing butao,000
Judgment will ever make him a well man.
Grand Concert and Exposition
At the Coliseum this evening. Ad-
mUsion only 25 cents.
ItatCH Knrnt.
The Ohio & Mississippi railway Is now
Belling tickets from St , Louis to points
east at the following low rates : Now
York , $111.00 ; Boston , $10.00 ; Philadel
phia , $11.05 ; Baltimore and Washington ,
810.23 ; Albany , S13.00 ; Wuvorly , N. Y. ,
810.25 ; BulTulo nnd Salamanca , N. Y.
810.00 ; Jamestown , N. Y , , $9.00 ; Pitts-
burg , Pa. , $ S.OO ; Cleveland , O. , $8.00 ;
Columbus and Dayton , 0. , $1.15 ; Gallon ,
O. , $5.00. For further information cullen
on or address A. .T. L.ytlo , G , W. P. A. ,
lOo N. Broadway , St. Louis , Mo.
A PiUiil'iil Acoldont.
Conductor Coganof the cable line met with
n very painful nccjdent Thursday night. Ho
was assisting la putting In the now rope on
the Dodge and North Twentieth street line ,
when ho slipped nnd fell In doing so ho
grabbed hold of the rapidly moving cable
with his right hand , and In an instant two
of his lingers wcro pulled olT and the inside
of his hand frightfully mutilated.
10,000 I'coplo
Visit the Coliseum dally. Grand con
cert. Beautiful displays. The great
Mclvlllo tonight nt the Coliseum. 25
centb admission to all.
Mrs. Mercer , manicure , -101 Bee hldg
A XX O V.\CHJIK\T8.
Miss Agness Herndon , who presented her
eucccssful comedy drama , "La Hello Marie , "
for the llrst time In Omaha last season ,
proved herself to bo an actress of uncommon
force and magnetism , gifted with rare per-
Eonal charms , nnd displaying intense- earnest
ness nnd thorough intelligence. The play is
troiig , vivid and interesting. She will open
a three night's engagement at the Now Q rand
opera house next Sunday evening In "La
Hello Marie , " and the reserve seat sale at
usual prices will open this morning.
On Monday next W. J , Scanlnn , the well
known Irish comedian , will open a three
nights' engagement ut Hoyd's opera house ,
presenting the following rciicrtolro : Monday
evening , "MyUn Aroon ; " Tuesday evening ,
'The Irish Minstrel , " and Wednesday even
ing , "Slmno-Na-Lawn. " During these per
formances Mr. Scanlan will sing the follow
ing songs , which are of his own com past-
tion : "You ana I , Love , " "My Maggie , "
"Live My Love. 0 Live , " "Tho Swing
Hong , " "Peck-n-noo , " "What's ' In a Kiss , "
"My Nellie's niuoUyca , " "Over the Moan-
tain , " "Tho Irish Minstrel , " "Moonlight at
Klllnrncy , " "Peggy O'Mooro , " "Tho Hose
" ' ' ( the With "
Bong , Jnthcring Myrtle Mary ,
"Ueinember Hey , You're Irish" und "Tbo
Low Hack Cur. " Mr. Scaulun tins long been
known ub ono of the best balladlsts In the
country , many of his songs having become
celebrated in both Europe and America. The
Bale of scats for the entire engagement will
Douimcuco tub morulnt ; .
HFCK AM ) I
A Young Man Who Depends on tlio
Union Hospital Co. of iMInncnpolli.
County Agent Mnhoney received three
moro applicants for county aid yesterday
morning , none of whom , ho thinks ,
nro entitled to it because of non-rcsl-
de-ice. This Installment serves to Intensify
the belief that surrounding boroughs nnd
munlclpilltles are saving themselves by
endeavoring to foist their paupers nnd In
curables upon this county forcaro and trans
portation.
The most noticeable of these Itinerate
unfortunate ) was n tnln consumptive-
appealing young man who gave tbo nanio of
John Smith. Ho wns greatly emaciated ,
wore a broad leaf felt hat which had out
grown Its beauty and shape , while his body
was clothed In the rough garments which
told of the railroad grader's ' camp.
Ho handed Mr. Mnhoney a certificate
printed on blue piper , on which , lu largo
type , was the following !
U.N'ION 11031'ITAk COMPANY ,
Capital Stoalt ! ( X > ,003.
Of Minneapolis , Minn.
On ono sldo of this emblazonment wcro the
names of the following , who were designated
the olllccrs :
Thomas Hughes , president ; P. I ) . Lncoy.
vice president ; Ed. 1) . I.aeey , secretary ; R
C. Allen , treasurer ; W. J. Johnson , director.
The certlllc.ito belonged to series I ) nnd
was numbered ar , ! > TU ami was marked $10 on
the upper left hand corner.
The document purnorted to ho a receipt
from "John Smith , employed at Ford & Ken
nedy , " of $1U , which "entitles him upon pre
sentation'1 of the document "to admission ,
treatment , medicine and board in any of the
hospitals named on the hack of this ccrtill-
cate for the term of ono year frum the date
hereof when suffering from any Injury or
sickness hereafter received or contracted ,
disabling htm from manual labor , subject to
the condition endorsed thereon , which nro
made a part of this contiuut and signed by
"Also to live dollars per week for Ids
further comfort mid support for a period not
longer than twenty-six weeks while under
treatment in the hospital for perceptible ex
ternal accidental Injury , showing visible slga
thereof , and caused directly by external vie
lence. UNION Hoii-mi , Co.
Jil. STAH oiii ) . Agent.
On the reverse side of the paper is printed
n list of the leading cities of the country , to
which is nillxodallst of hospitals to which
the holder Is guaranteed admission. Among
these Is that of the Clarksou mumoilal
hospital ot this city.
On his arrival in Omaha Smith immediately
made application for admission to that In
stitution , but was referred to Dr. J. K. Hum
mers , jr. , who , Smith stated , said that so far
as ho knew the hospital could not take
care of him because the management wns in
ignorance of the Union hospital company
mentioned and was not bound by any of its
promises.
The doctor , however , treated him kindlv ,
prescribing for him and pivlng him some
money to temporarily provide for himself.
The matron said she know of no agreement
with such a company as had issued the cer
tificate and thought that cither the city or
county should furnish the unfortunate young
man with a ticket to his home.
Smith said that ho had pold tbo alleged
Uniou company 10 for the ccrtilieate last
June , when ho was working near Duluth ;
that there wcio hundreds of like documents
sold nt prices ranging from SO to $15 ; that
shortly after ho had purchased the ceitlllcate ,
ho went to work near \Vhltewood , Dak. , for
a firm named Ford & Kennedy , and that ho
hnd worked for them up to about
llvo weeks ago. Ho did not anticipate being
sick , he said , and had expended all his money.
There was no hospital nearer to the Black
Hills than that in Omiha. The Fremont ,
Elkhorn & Missouri Valley road had given
him a , pass and ho had come heie penniless.
Mr J. N. O'Koefe , the railroad contractor ,
who has several ganirs of railroaders in the
Black Hills , was shown the certificate nnd
said that ho had never seen anything hko it
before. Still ho did not think It was a fraud.
The linn mentioned on it were subcontractors
tractors for D. D. Strcator & Co. of Dead-
wood.
Several other railroad men were questioned
regarding the certificate , but nil expressed
surprise , never having seen t > uth a document
before.
Notwithstanding the highflown promises
on the Instrument , poor Smith Is an object of
charity and must ho helped in some manner
or bo a burden on the county for many
montbs.
A telegram was sent to TUB BEE corre
spondent at .Minneapolis Inquiring ns to the
existence and other details of the Union hos
pital company. A reply was received which
stated that no such company was in existence.
Judging from the statement of Smith , about
the number of men who had nurchnsctl
similar certificates from the io-caltod ngent
of the company , paying therefor in sums
ranging from jo to 815 , and also from the
number on his ticket , the number of people
who have been duped must nave been very
largo.
Tlio young man was taken out to the county
poor farm yesterday nttornoon , where ho
will bo cared for temporarily.
Mclvlllo Tonight.
The great nnd only Mclvillo at the
Coliseum this evening , 9 p. m. See him.
1'UIjJj DOWN X1I13 WALL.
The Itnlu Causes DanmRO to the Tenth
Street Abutment.
Thursday's rain did serious damage to the
wall and abutments at the north end of the
now viaduct on Tenth street. Thoflllingtn
of the former street at this point closed the
outlet lor the surface water coming down
Jackson and Tenth , and a storm sewer was
being constructed to carry It away as an
nounced several days ago , it was not com-
pluted in time , and Thursday's ' rain filled up
the low place in the rear of the walls to the
depth of two feet. Tlio water cut through
the recently llllcd-in eaith , and undermined
the foundations which began to settle. Some
of the wall will have to bo rebuilt , nnd tear
ing down Is underway. It Is hardly proba
ble that this will delay the completion of the
viaduct , although It will entail an additional
outlay of several thousand dollars. The con
tractors propose to look to the city to make
good the loss , as the delay In completing the
sewer Is what caused the washout.
10,000 1'eoplo
Visit the Coliseum dally. Grand con
cert. Beautiful displays. Tlio great
Melville tonight at the Coliseum. 25
cents admission to nil ,
Klinwood I'nrk
The park commissioners met in special ses
sion yesterday to award the contract for
building the throe iron bridges in lUmwood
park. There were eight bids. The lowest
was from the Milwaukee brldgo nnd lion
works , This company agrees to construct
the three bridges for $7bOO and put in the
stone work at fit. 10 per yard , and to it\vas
awarded the contract.
CREAM
Iti inperlariioallenooproTenlnallllflnlof tiomri
for more limn u quarter of trenturr It U uee.l bj
the Uoltea SUto ( loiorniuent. Knrtoried br tb
h d > ut the iirriat lmlicnlllo 11 t'lo Btroojest ,
Pur it nil nioit UeiHhful. Ir I'rlcu' * Creftiu ilak >
lor rowilur duel not contain ammonia , lime or alun.
Sold onlr | n cini.
rillL'KUAKINOPOWDEUCO ,
* Uoiitrnot * Awnrdotl.
The bonnl of public works nnil twenty
contractors met nt l30 ! o'clock yesterday
afternoon ,
The Inttcr wcro Intcrostcil In the award of
ono grading nml two sewer eontr.iota.
Per Kfinlliiff 1'nrlt street from K'tst nvonuo
to the city limits , there were llvo bids. T. L ,
Murphy of I'luttsmoutli * tlio lowest bid-
tier.
tier.lie will do Iho work for 12 cents per cubic
yrird ,
For constructing tbo sewers , McUnvock
St. Dally scoured tlio contract for district 131
mm Hrttnmm & McDonald the contract for
dlstilct mi. They were the lowest bidders.
Fern Inrno back , n p.ilu in thosiito or chest ,
or for tooth nuho or car nclib prompt relief
may bo hnd by tislnff Chnmberliun's ' Pnln
Hnftn. It Is reliable , for sale hy nil drug
gists , _
Atintlioi' Oiniiliiui Ifoniiri3 < l ,
r r. 11. S. ICnodoof this city has just been
elected president of the American phonologic
logic ? ! society now concluding ix very Interest
liil , ' annual session nt Louisville , Ky. The
society Is inado up entirely of cvpeit iioso
nnd throit. : specialists and Its mcinberahip Is
limited to such only. U'lio election of Ur.
Knodo to the presidency greatly honors him
and does civdltto Omaha. An effort Is belli ) , '
made to sccuro thn next session of tlio society
for this city.
Crntid Concert untl
At the Coli.seuin this ovciiiiiy. Ad-
miaslon"bnly 25 coiits.
Army Not ( " ( .
PrlvatoJohn J. Clark , companyA , Twenty-
first infantry , v.'ill bo dlscbart'cd the service
on November I'.1 , 1S90.
Second Lieutenant Capcis D. Vance , Six
teenth infantry , Is detailed for duty on Ren-
end recruiting service for the Department of
the 1'Utte , at Fort Dti Ubesne , Utah.
At tlio Coliseum.
The exposition closes next Monday. Tills
evening tlio Knlehts of Pythias attend
in a body , and for Sunday nfternoon and
evening a sacred conceit Is announced with n
varied an J Interesting programme.
HAVE YOU &EN IT ?
AVc refer to the full and
comprehensho treatise on tlio
Blood and skir
\Ylictlicr you are sick or well ,
euTy homo should have a copy.
If you are well ,
it tells you liow to keep so.
If you arc sick ,
It tells you how to regain your health.
This valuable pamphlet will bo mail
ed free to applicants.
TIIE Swirr SrcciFio Co , ,
ATLANTA. GA
DrsBBttsAi3eits
Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists.
WO9 DOUGLAS STREET
OMAHA , NEU.
The most widely nnd favorably knowi spoc-
Inllst-iln the United States. Tliclr lorn ex
perience , remarkable skill nnd unlrersal suc
cess In the treatment nn < l cure of Nervous ,
Ohronlo anil Surgical Diseases , entitle thosii
eminent physicians to thn full confidence oi
the aflllcteu everywhere. They Kuiinintco :
A CERTAIN AND I'OSITIVD OUUE for
the nwful effects of early vice and the numer
ous evils that follow In Its train ,
1'IUVATK , BLOOD AND HKLN DISEASES
pcdllr , completely and jiormanently cun-il.
NKKtfous ImiiUiT AND SEXUAL DIM-
OilUKltS yluld roadlly to tholr skillful treat-
tut * nt.
1'ILES , FISTULA. AND HEOTAL ULORRS
euarantoGd cured without pain or detention
fiorn huslnest.
llYUltOUEliE AND VAIUCOCELE pernin-
nently anil successfully oiirod Inoverrcaso.
SYI'HILIS. GUNOHHHEA , OLEET , Hper-
matorrhon , Seminal Weakness , Lost Manhood ,
NlBlit Emissions , Decayed Faculties , Femulu
iVoiiknom and nil dolleuto disorders peculiar
to cither ex positively cured , ns well ua nil
functional disorders that result from youth
ful follies or the excess of iu.itnro years.
STRirTIlttl' Ou.irantcod ponnnnsntl y
u i ill uivi ; oiireil , removal couiiloto ,
without cutting , caustlo or dilatation. Cure *
affected ut homo by patient without a mo
ment's pain or annoyancp.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MtN.
A 91IT1 TURF Tll ° awtul o"oot9 of
tOUI.b L/UK.L , oariy vice which urines
orcnnlo weakness , destroying both mind und
body , with all Its dreaded ills , poriuauonty
cured.
llte RfiTT's ' Address those who have 1m-
LJl\O , LLi 1 1O
paired tlinnsi'hi's by Im
proper Indulgence and solitary hiblts , which
ruin both mind nnd body , uuuttlu them fur
business , stud v nr marrlaire ,
MAUHIED SlKN or those nntorlnt : on that
happy lifeavraroof physlaaldoblhty , quickly
assisted.
OUR SUOOB3S
Is based upon facts. First 1'raotloal eiporl-
ence. Hecoml Every case Is specially studied ,
thUH starting right. Tlilrd Medicines nro
prepared In our Inlioratory exactly to suit
each case , thUH effecting oil res without Injury ,
Drs , Betts & Betts ,
1409 DOUGLAS STREET. - OMAHA. NEB.
C.B MOORE & CO. . AOCHJS.
1 BAILEY ,
Graduate Dentist ,
A PiilfScf of Teeth , on Rubber
For Five Dollars.
A perfect lit Rimrnntood. 'IVnth oxtr.iotwl
Hltliout jiuln or iluiiitur , tiinl will out uniifs-
thotles. Onld anil Mlvur Illlliigi ut louuit
rates. Hrlilgn and Urown Worlf. Tuothwlth-
nuLlat | ) < ! H. AllnurU wurrantud.
OFFICE PAXTON EU.OCK , 16TH AND FARNAM
Entrarop , tntli street clovutor. Uponovuu *
us iiiilll u'oluoU.
DR. KENSINGTON.
i-V
Eye and Ear Surgeon
1310 Dodge Street. Bpootaoloa accurately
fitted.
FEMALE BEANS
AtuoluUly reliable , perf > cllT fe.nioit powerful fnnaJi
rt-uul tor known inttrr ftlh J boi , lHjilp id icno bat
Both the method nnd results -wlicn
Syrup of Figs ia tnkcn ; it is pleasant
nnd refreshing to the tnsto , and acts
Rcntly yet promptly on iho Kidneys ,
Liver nnd Bowels , cleanses the sys
tem cflbctmilly , dispels colds , head
aches and fevers nnd cures linbitunl
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced , pleasing to the liiato nnd nc-
ccptnblo to tlio stonmcli , prompt in
its action nnd truly beneficial in ite
effects , prepared only from the most
healthy nnd ngrcenblo substances , its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all nnd hnve nmdo it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles ! > y nil leading drug
gists. .Any rclinblo druggist who
may not have it on Land will pro
cure it promptly for nny ono who
wishes to tiy it. X > o not accept auy
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO ,
SAN rHANCISCO. CM.
IOUISVILU. K , NCW YORK.V.f. / .
-AMUSEMENTS.
Bayers , Opera [ -MSB.
"TUB FUN BEGINS
Thursday ,0ct. 9
Nights
and
Saturday
OOMEIS.
Matinee. Plot Little. Only
Nothing Moro
llo\ shoot open Wednesday morning ut reg
ular in Ice- * . _
The Brand attics !
SUNDAY OCT. 12.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
Special Engagement of tlio T.ilentoJ Actions ,
RONES HERPON
In her latest anil best success ,
"La Belle Marie"
licsoncrt soit ; sale opens at usual prices ,
Satur < luymornhigOut. _ lltli.jit 0 n. in.
Rnirrl'Q ' THRE'E NIGHTS.
DULlLlO Comment-In ?
Monday , October 18.
Cbaugoof bill ut each pcrformiiico. The Uup-
lesontatlvu IKIsIl COMEDIAN ,
"prnic-A-Hoo. "
Munaay Lvcnlnv , uct. IMi ,
"Mijlos Aroon. "
Tuesday livening , Oct. IWi ,
"Tlie irlsli MlnsLrols. "
Etentng , Oct. Ifith ,
"Sliaiio-jMri-T-ifrwn. "
Clinngu * ot sorvs ale.ieh poffoinmnce ,
fc'eatson b.ilo Saturday morning.
AT THE
Great Exposition.
Gt.-and Concert this Afternoon
and Evening.
Marvelous
Melville !
Direct from the Crystal Palace , London ,
in His Sensational und Original
Act , Entitled
LA CHUTE DE CIEL.
Melville accomplishes the Most Terrific
LEAPS FOR LIFE.
Scholars 10 Cents.
General Admission - 2B Cents
D me
WILL LAWLEK. MANAQr.K.
CORNER 11TH AND FARM AM STS , OMAHA
WHKK 01' ( JOT. 0.
Ihocroate t sensation , 3 Tlio Tlia'i ) Ilcanoil Sane
BUT : i , fnlkn KnxlUh , ( iornmn and trench The
Mexican Koatlicr norkers , 'llio t o Curios , of the
Kullo Ik'ruua , 1'urli nnl < | iionmslt l skoldi Dulmrty
unit Lynch , liurlnn and K < l nrU'fl limu'ily ( Jo , Nini
ilurdoll , houbri'tlo , Tlio l.sncli Chlldr"n
OXK DI1U5 IXU TIllll'.B HI1U\VS.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS. 1078.
. B/KEli & CO.'S
n
Is abioliitelljwio ml
it l loliitile.
are vied In Hi prt."irotlon. It bn r ro
t\a * tint llmtl Hi ttrmglk ol Cures
mliel with 6Uri.Ii , Arru ruot or S ( r ,
and li thmfur4 fir more ecouonilcat ,
eo.dfif. . i Man oni cefil a t\if. It !
ilellcioui. nimrUhlliy , .trcuptlicnttifr , KA
fciLV IIIUISTEP , ml KilmiriUy cJipttd
fjr Inralldin w lln pcnoni lu htiltiu
Sold IijrRrortM cmjuliero.
\7. BAKER & CO. , Dorchester , Mass.
* " J"i n ff M riiltlni Ilnlill
it a"
O JfJL 1J /JLcur.dm lutoaudiTi
NopartlUcur.4 OR J.8TEFUCNtitlban D,0 , ,
FRENCH SPECIFIC.
A POSITIVE : ndpeinancnICUpE for all
dlHa .oW UFTlNARY ORGANS. Cur.j
where olhtrtreitmemlills , Fill I dinctionimllh each
bolllo. Price , cno dollir. Sea ilgnetur * ol E , L.
SMHL. For Salt By All Druggloto.
SHOE DEFT.
Is crowded with c\v goods for tlic fall , and notwithstanding the steadily advancing price of leather
we arc in a position to offer our fall goods at same moderate prices that have made our Shoo/
Department so popular in so short a time. Our stock for the fall was ordered very early , bcfof {
: hc manufacturer's ' thought of advancing prices ; the material was selected with care and the
Shoes were made and finished in the best workmanlike manner , and we are now ottering not
only the largest assortment , but also the best made Shoes for Men and Boys , honest goods < < ifcich
ozc arc not afraid lo buck with on r guarantee.
To signalize the opening of the Fall Season in this Department place on sale to-day ,
SOOO Pa'r ' fi c Calf Shoes , Congress and Lace , warrante Goodyear Welt at $2. 50. This
is the same quality and make which we sold last season as a great bargain at $2.75. Shocg
made with Goodyear Welt , arcfully as good for wear and elasticity as Hand-sewed Shoes. The
above arc an extraordinary bargain. We know Shoe Stores would charge at least $3.50 or $4
"
"or like goods. i
Our "Workingman's" shoes for $1.25 , ofwhich we sell thousands of pairs every season , ar6
turning out belter than ever this fall. AVe have placed early orders for enormous quantities att
the manufacturer has greatly improved upon the make of them. No more honest shoe wa3
ever offered for sale at such a low price. It is solid leather throughout , and the make and finish.
is perfect. Nothing short of $2.00 will huy such a shoe elsewhere.
In the finer grades \vc show an exceptionally large assortment , all styles of toes , and all
cinds of lasts , shoes to fit any foot.
All our other departments arc loaded with new goods. In every line \vehave put in a big stocl (
anticipating an increased trade.
PRICExS LOWEXR. THA.M EVE1R.
Open until S p. m. Saturday , 1O p. m.
a Clothing Co. ;
Corner 14th and Douglas Streets.
Good Advice.
It was Cowper wlm said , ' "To bo
well dressed , well bred and well
equipped , is ticket Rood enough to
pass us readily through every
door. " The first of the above qual
ifications can bo obtained by pur
chasing1 from us ono of our
Fine Cheviot Suits
which are equal in style , finish and
material to the best upov ed cus
tom worlc.
DRS. MERRILL & MERRILL
Sl'EOlAI-iiSTS IN
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