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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1898)
2-1 TTTE OMAHA DATLT "BEE : STTXDAT , SEPTF mETJ 11 , 1S9S. OFFER JIADE TO MANDERSON General Has Been Asked to Aid War Department Investigation. FRIENDS HERE BELIEVE IT IS TRUE Jiiformntltm COIIM-H frinn AVimlilnKliiii i'rolinlillllx of ( hiOtTcr llrclliircl liy ( lie ( itMirrnl. Onr > ral Charles F. Jlandorson of this city h.iN been offered a place on the government cnrnrnlMlon to bo appointed by I'rcBldont M < -Klnley to Investigate alleccd abuses III the \Vnr department. Gmeial Mamlorson Is now In Philadelphia , or tils way homo from liar Harbor , HP. , Avlier. . IIP wont to reeuperato after a period or iilni'M tills glimmer. Ilia friends hero tin iivo that ho lias boon offered and has del l Irxl to accept the appointment. Th report that General Manderson wna ] tvriv | to be appointed to the commission to re.nsrnt | the I'nltod States in the peace mediations with Spain , recently sent out from the east , was undoubtedly based on the proffered plaro on the commission to \f8tlKato the War department. General 1,1 nn inrpon was at the Whlto House on ThuiR'lay ' and spent fiomo time with the president nnd It Is thought that the ap pointment was offered shortly after this Interview. ' [ ho appointment of General Mandcrson will insure the presence of thrco eNporlenced soldiers on the Investigating commission If llmsie offered places decide to accept. .Ma jor General Schoflcld and ex-Senator .John H Goi don of Georgia have been offered places on the commission. The thrco generals - orals nio not only personally acquainted l it urn warm friends , and two of them have Horvert In the United States sonata together. Somn doubt IB expressed hern whether ( iem-nil Manderson will accept the nppolnt- niont on arfount of his business hero. As penernl hollcitor of the II. ft M. railroad , ho In 11 very busy man , and on account of his ri" cnt sickness has been compelled to be away from his olllcu a great < leul of the time mum last spring. As the duties of the com- jniition will necessitate vixits to all the army camps nnd the hearing of ii great amount of testimony tln > work will i.ilie con- Bi'l < rnblo 'time. ' Whether General Mnntler- Boii could spuro Ilia time from his profcs- ttionnl ilutlcs hero to accept the appointment Is a matter that none of tha olllcers of the llurlliiRlon route hero care to discuss. It is i-xpeetid that General Mandorson will arrive homeon Wednesday morning. It Is thought li will not decldu the matter until that time. time.WASHINGTON' WASHINGTON' , Sept. 10. The presldenl has urged the following mured gentlemer among others to accept places on the com mission requested by Secretary Algcr tu Investigate the conduct of the war : Lien- tenant General John M. ScholU'ld , Genera' John I * . Gordon , General Granvlllo At I lodge , President I ) . C. Gllnian , General rimrles F. .Manderson , Hon. llobert T. Lincoln , Daniel S. Lament. Dr. W. W , KCPIIU , Colonel James A. Sexton. The message which President McKlnlcy addressed to each of these follows : Will you render the country a great scrvlci by neu'ptlnK my appointment as a niembei of the commission to examine Into the con duit of the cummlss.iry , quaitermaatur am in dlcal buieaus of the War department dur ing the war , and Into the extent , causes am ti'.itment of sk'line.ss In the Held and In tin lamps ? It Is my deslro that the full nm 4 \ u t truth shall bu ascertained and imuli Known. 1 cannot too strongly impress upoi jou my earnest wish that this comnilssloi pli.ill bo of such high character as will com jnand the complete confidence of the country ainl I trust you will consent to serve. Signed. WILLIAM M'KINLEY. 1 OU CA.N.NOT Illl AMTIII\n mHI3 If You AS'iint to ( < o I'.list I'M ept tnko Iho "Northwestern Line" I \ u ileiire a fast d.i\light trip betweei ( unnM.i and ciilc.ipo. l in use no other llu t it i i 'l.i\li-hi ! train liei\e Omaha I ! 10 n ni i. \c riil ipn v I" name < -venlng. Clot , ( , UMM , It i t.tein . lines , A good train i.m i ' 1) ) . ' "US i , iil ( , o butchers' picnic Sunday , Scp ttinher IfV'i ' , 12 o'clock , at 13th and Vlntor \sk to seti\our $ - 50 watch , waranted on year. IMIioliii.yi'm'lcr. ir'lu- " " " I' . O. Dr. Shepard , cfrtairli. 312 N. Y. Life. Sam'l Burns. ISi.1 * Kanmm. la closing on gas tlxtures at co - Tin1 'rroe.nliTO IN Sold. The nobles of the Mystic Sbrlno have per fei ted arrangements with the managcmen of the Trocaderohcreby they uro to hav oxi'lUBlvo control of no seating capacity ci this popular theater in Thurslay ovenliif September 15. This oicaslon will bo devote to the ciitcrtainmc t of thu vlsltln "Sbrinurs" and will b made as near score as will possibly bo p < .rniUtod. The publl \\lll not bo admitted upon ? n' ' ? especial even Ing , but dining the remainder of tha wee ui'd thu usual matinees the general publl Mill be well taken care of with a vaudevlll pi'i-foniinneo that will merit their attend lllll'C. Mcl.fl I'lnlr i\tMiritiin in Ilniton. Tl < k 'ts on bale for trains leaving Culcng Rrpti'inber 1C to IS , Inrluslvo , nt rate of $1 for the round trip nnd good U'tuimng tint September .10. Alhti cheap rules to all point east Vestlbuled sleeping cars to lloston nn holld trains to New York Hates lower tha \ In other lines For further informntlo mil on or address J. Y. Callnhan , genera agent. Ill Adams ntreet , Chicago. Don't forget the excursion to lloston ovc the Nickel I'lato road. September 1C to li Inclusive , at rate of $10 for the round trl | Good returning until September 30 , IbOS , ill elusive. _ A. D. T. Co. ; messengers furnished ; bag page delivered. 1302 Dous'.as St. Tel 177. Tin : four AHTiifii norm Hun * Tliroiiuli Trnlnn Omaha to Qulncy. Omaha to Kanias City. Omaha to St. Louis. Mo. Quickest and best route. Auk your ticket HKHU about It or nrlto Harry K. Mcorcs. r 1' . & T. A. , 1415 Farnam st. ( I'axton Hotel lllk. ) . Omaha , Neb. ThrouRh sleepers Omaha to Qulncy via Port Arthur Uoute. Ask 1110 Farnam , Omaha , Neb. Old gold bought. IMholm , opp. postofflre. Have Hoot print It. - Omaha to Chicago , J'j.iu. Chicago , Milwaukee i. St. Paul Rjr. lf,04 Fnrium St. Orapo Juice. F. C. Johnson's elder mill , exposition grounds , f > c glass. ( iniMl CrmiK ( ionil 'I'lnir for a Trip. Friends at your old home In the east will be glad to see you , You can visit them very conveniently oxer the Pennsylvania Short Lines from Chicago , the routf which goes through Indiana. Ohio , Pennsylvania , Mary land and New Jem'y ' , and has solid trains to principal points In the east. For details address H. H. Derlng , A. O. P. Agt , JIK South Clark st. , Chicago. .VntliMto Mil III \\iircl ItepllMli'Min. There will be a cnin us of the flth ward rop. at the th Ward Hep. club rooms Mon day evening , Sppt. 1. . IV'S ' , nt 8 p. m. , to se lect tin deli-mites to beotcd for at the prlmiirl-'s Friday , Sept 1(1. ( Ib98 , for rep countv i'invention Sepi. 17. 1SDS. CIIAS. 13. M1LLKII. JOHN L13WIS , AHTHUIt COWIE , Cora. lo ItoHlon. The Nickel Plato road will soil excursion tickets from Chicago to lloston and return for trains of September 1C , 17 and IS , In clusive , at rate of $19 for the round trip. Tickets will bo valid returning until Sep tember 20 , IncluslNC. On account of heavy travel nt this paitlcular time these desiring sleeping car accommodations should applj to J. Y. Callnhan , general agent , 111 Adams street , Chicago. Omalm to ' " "ulcngo. JS 25. Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul Hy. IfiP * Farnam St. Inhibitors wishing pnotographs and linn cuts of their exhibits published may pro- euro them by calling upon J. F. Knapp , agent Omaha Doe , southwest corner Manu factures building. Through sleepers Omaha to Qulncy via Port Arthur Houto. Ask 1115 Farnam , Omaha , Neb. Hamilton Warren , M. l > , scientific and magnetic physician , has moved his ofllce to the Tlzard block , 224 North 2nd street. Spe cial attT.Urr t all long standing or linger ing diseases nnd to diseases of women and children. Sovereign ( irmiil l.'iilce , I , O , 4) . 1Iloslon , .HIIHN. , Si'iitenilier ID-UI InellliUi- . For thli occasion the Nlekol Plato road will sell tickets at rate of one faro for the round trip. Tickets on sale September l'i to IS , Inclusive , good returning until Sep tember 30 , Inclushe. For particulars ad dress J. Y. Callahun , general agent , 111 Adams street , Chicago. Another consignment of driving wagons and carriages received. Just the thing for Omaha stieets. Hubbcr tires ; stylish. See us before buying. One block from the east end of the Hurney street car line. L1NINGEU & MGTCALF CO. Thr Only Knllrono 10 ClilcnKO With a daylight train. Leave Omaha 0:40 : a. m. every day , arriving Chicago the sarno evening nt 8 15 , when close connections are made with all lines beyond. This train Is CO years ahead of the times and Is provlnc Immensely popular with Omaha pcoplo. Other flying trains leave for Chicago nt 4'55 and 6:55 : p m. Jallv. City ticket office , 1HH Farnam St. , "The Northwestern Line. " RIIPLBY-Mri 11 T. , aged 2S years. Fu- nii.il Hnnilnv , Hppte'nlier 11. at 2 p. in , fiom the 1'aldence ' ' Jcilin P. Shelby. IT17 r.illiornia street , to Holy S'pulclu-e i ( nn ti ly Symptoms of a Cold. The common ajinptoins of n cold are imlto well Known , cold In head , bronchitis , an lullained condition of the elands of the nasal passages , and discharge therefrom , with dllllcully in breathing through nostrils , j ) watery and red eyes , headache , \\lth a fccl- InK as thouKh n stone \\crti In the forehead ; sneezltiK , coughltiK or Born throat ; some fever ( or a "feverish feellns" ) usually ac companying the forefiolm ; symptoms , am moio or less loss of appetite. Again a coli may manifest Itself by a lame back , stlf neck or sluggish condition of the large glands of the body and consequent stoppagi of the secretions. SHERMAN'S COLD TAI1LKTS fern scientific treatment for the foregoing syrnp toms , relieving the congested clndltlon o the glands , Increasing the amount of per splratlon as well as the secretions of thi kidneys and liver and causing health ] action of the bowels. These tablets can b < taken at any time , whether outdoor or in doors. DinnCTIONS FOR USi : If a tablet hi taken every two hours for two or threi doses , Just as the first symptoms are be Ing noticed , they will entirely prevent tin full doNelopmcnt of a cold. Hut If n coli I has been fully contracted a tablet shoult I bo taken every two or three hours untl It is entirely cured. OP SHERMAN'S COLD TAB LISTS 25 cents per box , or six boxes fo $1.2. > . Sent postpaid upon receipt of price Manufactured'and sold wholesale and re tall by Siierman & McGonnell Drug Cc MIDDLE OF BLOCK , 1513 Dodge St. Omalm , Nob. ss At the south END of the T.-ntli Strcot Viaduct. Hurlinjjtun trains are * .ho ONLY trains which run into nnd out of it. It is roomy and comfortable , bolidly built , clean , well vontllati'd nnd conveniently arranged. Cool in hot weather warm in cold weather sun proof flro proof RAIN proof. From It you can start AND START RIGHT for i Chicago ami the Kust Denver ami the West Ktinsns City ami til.- South St. I.ouls ami the Soutlieast Ticket OHIcc : New Depot : 1502 farnam St , 10th & Mason Sts. Telephone 250. Telephone 12S. ai.uj.Mrirnvr TIIixs. . Oinnlin to The ChlcaRO , Milwaukee & St. Piul mil- way lias Just placed In service twn raai- nlfleent electric llRhteil trains between Omaha nnil Chicaso , leaving Omaha dally ftt 0-45 p. m . arming ChlcaRO nt 8 25 n. m. ntnl leaving Chicago ii-lo p. m. anil arrlvlne Omaha S 20 n. in. Hnch train la llghtod tlirotiRhout by electricity , has bufTet smok ing rurs , drawing room sleeping earn , dinIng - Ing ears and reclining chair ears nnd runs ever the shortest line nnd smoothest road bed between the two cities. Ticket otllce , 1504 rnruam street und at Union depot Her Orand nuroriran hotel now open. Elegant room' Indies' and gents' cafe and Till room. Cor Iflth nnd Hon r < J MACiMI'ICUM' Tit MNS To All 1'rlliolpnl Wfstprii 1'olui * Vln 1 nliin rnrlllc. TWO trains dally , 4 3 > p. m. and 11:63 : l * n. ( or Denver and Colorado polntn. TWO trains dally. S : .o . a. in and 4 33 p. m. for Utah and California points. ONK train dally. 4.33 p. m. for Utah , Idaho. Montana , nnd Oregon points. For full Information call at City Ticket ofllce , 1302 Farmim St. The Grand court ot tnc imposition Ii wonderfully beautllled at night. No plrturo of It Is * o gnod as The Uco pho togravure. Stop at The Itec otllro for ono nnd some o'hers. ihrco for ten cents. g Glad there are more clays coming so we can satisfy those disappointed. Remember we are headquarters for ladies' and gents ' $ . ' 5.00 and § 3.50 shoes but say , notice the prices we are giv ing on summer tans. Tan Shoes for Men and Women. 85.00 Tan Shoes now $3.50 84.00 Tan Slices now 3 00 8:3.50 : Tan Shoes now 2.75 83.00 Tan Shoes now 2.25 82.50 Tan Slices now 1.75 82.00 Tan Shoes now 1.60 81.75 Tan Shoes now 1.40 81.50 Tan Shoo * now , 1.20 I sliouhl say we do have rubbers POITLVK PRICK CASH SHOE HOUSK , 1515 Douglas. $ J China Bargains BJC t Are Gathered Here. KC A representative collection of the world's pottery productions an elo quent story of the newest in Ceramics. There are modest priced Dinner Sets from American potteries. There are Bomo new designs from Limoges , France and all priced at about halt the usual asking. Hero's a hint of them. Finn Thin Cups and Saucers , new shapes 2'c Decorated After Dinner Cups and Saucers 2"c r : French China Decorated Plates 2-c rini thin blown Tumblers , "ach rc I IMPOSITION SOUVI3NIH GOODS--largest variety and lowest prices In . KC Omaha. et 1519-152 ! 1519-1521 atM nf. Douglas Douglas nt rt Street. Street. ft : \enr ICtli St. Near 10th St. BT SELLING SCHOOL SHOES. Not the cheap , flimsy kind but the kind that don't wear out rrmde of the best m.iti'rlal uitli liea\y soliUrlng the ililldri-n to us ami let us slice thi'in nron > erl > . Phlldren'M Solnr Tip Button , 0 = , - , Children's fine calf lace $1 75 Jl. j Kihol Sluis , \zes \ S In 11 VOW School Slices , nizi-s to 11 . . t.25 C'hlldrcn's line grain button Misses' line grain lUitton $1 30 Jl.SO School Shoes I School shueH , ttzcs 12 to 2 . . . 1.00 Misses line calf lace $200 Si lioul Shoes , sizes 12 to 2 . 1.50 Hoys' line Cnlf Lam J2 00 School Shoes , sizes 2 to fi'4 . 1,50 Lndli'S' line s-llk vc&tlnff top vlcl 5.48 kill hue $ ! . " . ' ) sliiin . . Ladies' tlin > donpnla kid ln : c nnil 1.08 buttrin SH I Slim- * . Men's tine II.irinl Palf blai k anil . tan l.u f $1 tiu Sliii-s . 3.00 Men's line Atlns I'alf lace or ronsn ss J2 50 Shoes . 2.00 Hovs' line Satin Calf Laro J2 00 1.48 Shoes . . \\'f call on the brapeai's-any of them to arropt our rhallongo. If we don't u < * i the purest drugs and put up i > rpsi rlptions at as > low prices as any one , wo will quit the prescription business and mix bed bug poison for a living. Regular Our Regular Ou Price. Price. Prico. Trice Parisian Rose TCc f > 0o Casc.treis . . . . .25c Parisian Violet 75o KOc Cascarets . GOo Hot \S'atcr Dottles $1.00 75c 3 pkgs. good Pepsin Gum 5 , Hot Water Dottles 75e fiOc Kspey's Cream . 2Sc 20i Atomizers Cue tiOc Krostllla . 25o 20ioc rountaln Syringes 7'c COc Witch Hazel Cream . 25o 20c 4711 Soap 25c ISo William's Pink Pills . EQc 401 Conn's Rheumatic llemedy , g uarantted to cure. , / . i , FULLim < fc co. , Cut Price Druggists. . . . Hth and Douglas Sts. Open all Night. HEJgC \V-i wi'l nnv $1.0iiO in pa-h f'ir ' any now Stelnwa.y , Ivors it Pond. Voso or Kiiii'rsnn Putii" HI Id bv any nthor dealer in the c'iiy , piano to bo gliippcil from fnrt.irv with fart. > ryviuranteo. . TD clusn out , n number of hamplo piunns , tlir < o inst'utm-nts U'ft on Falo anil othi-ii returned from rcntinjj btocrC , wo otTer the follun intf unheard of bargains : Chickcring Upright only $135.00 Walnut Cabinet Grand 120.00 Knabc & Co. , ( Ebony Case ) 115.00 Another Chickcring , only 75.00 Mason & llamlin Organ 10.00 Other Used Pianos , as iow as 35.00 Sample Pianos Worth $375.00 only 173.00 Fiery piano guaranteed as roprotonted or nvr.oy refunded. Easy monthly jiajint-nts ildoslrsd.Vrlto fur catolo 'ao and prices. A. MUELLER , Tuner. 'Phone 1025. A. W. MOOKi-.T. : S. CA.MKKOX. Travcllns Kcprcsuntiitives. IVBuLLLLkj ' STRtET. Only pla'3 In the city where you can buy new htelnway pianos. Thirty day ? only , Irolaml In Pictures , bc-und , for S6 cents. A. I. Hoot , 1C09 How- aril street. I'uro 1SU wedding rings ndholm. Jeweler. Omaha to Chicago. J9 ! 5. Chicago , /JIlwRUkec A Si. I'aul Ry. l..ni Karnam St. Hubermami furrier , moved to 11 ? S ISth. lie Had Troubles of His Own with hi * foot. But lio'cl noveir won GUI ! SHOES luii ( I to bent. So IK bought a imir by mall , And they rcachnd him \\iMiout fail ; Now ho lives to tell this tulu. Maroueritc. Eastern papers pleascopy. . Try thU one on the other foot She Had Many Shoes to Burn Mmih June , Hut she couldn't wear thorn lonpr without pain , So she packed thorn all i > u nieo And they're kooyinp ; well on ice. For she Mail Orders saw si mo ' at this price I'llled. Adelaine ! \Vhoro ° At JL < I'll ; } DOL'OLAS STRKliT. Cro\vd forwaril , please , and let the ladles in. RAINY DAY For these rainy clays -wear a pair of our extension sole They come in any shape , any leather any color of tans , and the price is 83.50 for your choice of any shoe in the house. A GOOD SERVICEBLE SHOE FOR $2.50. Mail Orders Filled. 205 SUuTH 15TH STREET. You may as well buy your Fall and AVinter Oveivoat now 'and ' get the benefit of it from the beginning of the season. At no other lime and nowhere else can you get such a good coat for your money as now , in this advance sale , at llayden Bros. You can select from a magnificent line of Kersey and Heaver Overcoats , in brown , blue and black. Every garment is made up after the best designs , in the latest fashions , and from the neatest patterns in stylish all wool fab rics. You will have to see the strong , ser viceable lining , the elegant finishing and tailoring throughout before you can appre ciate the value you are getting. Every seam is strongly silk sewed , every garment stayed. These overcoats arc mailc to fit. They will keep their shape. The immense assortment insures your finding the coat you want. The price range will suit every pocketbook. Fall and Winier morcoals at 83.75 , 85.00 , $0.50 , 87.50 , 80.50 , 810.00 , 812.50 , 815.00 and $18.00. We positively Claim that these overcoats or inferior makes will cost you 25 to 50 per cent more if purchased elsewhere. You can toil by looking. It costs nothing to see. Fresh from the finest tailors in America. Fashionable in cut , elegant in material and reasonable in price ; the size to fit you. A Fall and Spring Top Coat is the most stylish article in a man's wardrobe. Wo can sell you a fine coat embodying all the best points of the high priced merchant tailor at s7.50 , $9.50 , $10.00 , 812.50 , 815.00 and $18. Every coat worth 25 to 50 per cent more. tha B HHto/ AVe wini : you to yco the slid' li.-ils AVO are selling for 25c. In cliilflrou'H caps wo put on Palo a largo assortment atic / e.'ich. These are great values. Special prices this week on trunks , travelling bags and valises. Selling the Most Clothing in Omaha. Mn t ' - ' , wiu-n tlir \ Ml ! I . K It II II l I' ll IMII * .Illil pin K' t linnkx Tin1 doc ilon t nrril tu worry nt' ut th.it InI' ti tinpi'M buy thp i-o.'il niul tin the PIMIIK tu louiio tinpi'ln Imvo to KOI It li.uk i < o jnu'ro the one who rtvilly Kri I H ilnc wiirw by pu\ln high prlrpn-Thtt K.I tin * iinr pl.i > 8 without a "cnppor" f"i it alua > .ssliic. . I'.ilnr u tMi'i-v Cninpotuiil 7'- s s S $1.10 ami * . ' . I'lerrp' * CloldPti Medlcnl Discovery , . . , T , - \\lnc of Ciirdul 7 , \\.irni'f S.if' Otiro i , , , . , v \ in ivol'ifr.'i > < l'i llnws' llNpiiphoMpliltet { 1 : ! Ii in , \ < Cit.irili I'nwdi-r 4" Him r it H ih Pinvdrr ! \ \ , , n n \ - r.u i.il Si'iip iv CUT 1'Kir.i : Itllli inn ! riiloneo St . Boston Store Drug Dcpt. Talcum Powder FOR- ifilfl BOSTON STORE DRUG DEPT , I'ocUct Knives HenckcK IXL , Kogcrs. II. A : It. merion Cnrver < i - Russell & T.umlers. Frary & Clark's mori@n K.i/.ors llcncUc's , mortoH HtitchiM- , aiKt St.ir S ( iet outprk JAS. MORTON & S ( 1511 DOIXilv STPJ L Smoking is a plea ] If ln < lnlii .1 ill in l.ouU tn IV iU | ilit\ "miilio ; ind iinlliiiu' I i1 Nl ) III.ltd Illntt . ' 1 \ mi ir.i. 11 , \ mi < .HIM 'i l ii' ' . i in in ii' r i < -Hi i A tlio ] 'n\ton Hlmkitli try our ( .IK.IIK Qur Five-O Is tlio HIM.it of must liu-ient clears you'll say so too. Paxien Block Cigar Store , Jiilh and li'nniain. .laslnl < 'l ; Prop. IPI \\'o don't try < o hoodwink people by tell ing -them wo maniifurtiire our flxturci. Hilt \\o can tell tlimno h.indlo the only complete line of new nnd latest deslpns In fins. Klcctrlo mid Combinutlon l-'lr turcs in the city. Prices within reach of all. J , Marrlsey Plumbing Go , : il ! ) Sotitlj 15th Stroet. KVHNJNUS. TKhTH hXTtACTLl ( ) 25 UM'S. ' I'AINI.hSS DR. MASON. I3XTKACTION I ttli I'loor liruMii Itlk , li.th ni , < ! I > , , niriag Gold Al.oy tilling $1.00 Cold Filling $1.00 and up Gold tnvns $5.00 Scl Teeth $5.00 licit ieth $7.50 JLI is what the i-allicr has been doing thu past few days. These are the times vJien ail overcoat and a sound set of toelh aru enjoyed. We've been treating palienls the past few days who have known for sonm time that they should come and see us , but the wet , cold weather decided matter * at once. Just keep this point in mind that a little filling when the cavity of decay in small , saves more tooth , and costs le s than the big filling that must bo put in the badly decayed tooth. Fillings inserted without pain. Tot-th extracted without pain. ( Jold filling 82 and up. Gold crowns 85 to Composition filling 50c upwards. A set of teeth that will last , > ? 5. M Floor I'.ixton ItlocK , BAILEY , The Dentist. 16th and Farnam. Telephone 10S5. Lndv Attendant. Gcrrnnn hpolicn. 11 VciU'ii.