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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1900)
THE OarATLA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, APmL ir, imw. MORE THAN DOUBLE -PRICES Ticieti for Irv'nrTarrj Engagement Will Bt Vuj Ooitly. boys d:ing H RED TO BUY THE SEATS Mf "nfnitcm to Slnml In Line Most of tlie MkIi to Ptirclinnf Cliolef l.o ciiIIoiin on MoiiUuy Miiriiliiir. Prospective purchasers of seat nt the IJoyd theater for the Irving-Terry engage ment next Friday and Saturday nights la estimating tho cost chould odd 75 cents to each tl-kct besides tho advertised prices. The scalo for tho week has been doubled liy tho management of tho theater, as has been done In other cities, but that Is not Hi). The American District Telegraph com pany, which delivers tho messages for and Is barked by tho Western 1,'nlon Telegraph company, will In a way control tho dis bursement of n largo portion of eeat3 for tho engagement, as has been dono at other times when extra high-class attractions have been here. Tickets will be put on sale at tho theater Bt 9 o'clock Monday morning. It Is an nounced that only six will bo sold to one person. At 7 o'clock tho theater manage ment will glvu out n slip of marked paper to e.ieh person applying In time, entitling tho holder to get In line to buy tickets. It is In this distribution of slips that tho Amerlean District Telegraph company will participate. Over 100 boys will be waiting In lino when ikn hour of 7 o'clock arrives Monday morn ing, lly purchasing six tickets each nnd J possibly "doubling up, as tiio niniDie mcs Hcngcr boy will bo ablo to do, they can easily securo nil th cholre seats In tho house. It Is not exposted that patrons of mich productions as the Irvlng-Tcrry show will want to begin standing In lino at mid night Sunday In order to purchaso tickets. Tho American District Telegraph mwsen Kor boys will do thl, nnd will probably bo "on watch" much earlier than that hour. Srntu Art' (ioliiK Kimt. "Yes. wo can glvo you a pretty good Boat for that engagement, but they aro going fast and It will not do to wait too long," said a clerk nt tho American District Telegraph ofllcH yesterday. Ho bad a plat of tho auditorium of tho theater before him. With n blue penrll he- had marked out tho scats fleslred. lie said tho feo would bo 75 cents nddltlon, no matter In what part of tho lioilfo tho neat was wanted. So If a pur chaser desired to view tho knightly Irving nnd tho charming Terry from the lower floor, or the first two rows of tho balcony, tho cost would bo $3.7o $3 for the house nnd 75 cents for tho Western Union Tele graph company. Manager Hurgoss of tho theater says no ono will be nhown any favors In the salo of itoatH Monday morning that tho first pcoplo thoro will secure tho tickets. Ho says ho knows nothing about tho arrangements of tho telegraph company. No seats will bo laid asldo for anybody except tho regular profs tlckctB. "This i no speculative movement on our part," said Mr. Umsted, local manager of tho Western Union. "No tickets will bo purchased unless ordered. These boys are in no caso to be employed In lino except tholr services aro ordered by persons who wish to have them purchase tickets for them. Tho A. D. T. Is buying no tickets Itself. AVe nre simply doing now -what has (been done before and Is done In every large city In the union. These boys will prob nbly bo In this sorvlce thirty-six contlnuoiiH hours. If anybody wnnts to employ a boy for this particular servlco for thirty-six Jiours and feed him nnd take care of him for that length of tlmo ho Is nt liberty to do ho. Wo aro doing this to nccommodato tho peo ple. As far as tho plat Is concerned, It Is simply to show tho peoplo tho desirable Beats In tho house, that they may give orders for tho boys to purehaco them." $10(1.00 n Month nnil Kprnm Tills Sum in rr, Trustworthy men nnd women who nre honest nnd Industrious should write and in gago with Tho World Mfg. Co., World Il'ld'g, a reliable firm and one of tho largest concerns In Cincinnati) O., who offer splendid Inducements to sell their Quaker Hath Cabinet and appoint good agents In unoccupied territory. Experience not neces sary, for tho firm furnishes everything and teach you the business. This Is a splendid chance to make money and tho books of this company prove that they paid tholr agents for last month's work IIG.83I. Tho demand for this remarkable Cabinet Is something enormous, cb there art- millions of families all over this country who hava no bathing facilities. Those who have bath tubs have discarded them since tho Inven tion of this Cabinet, for It Is so much su perior In every way, as It opens the millions of pores all over the bojy, steams out tho poisons that came disease nud gives tho most cleansing, refreshing, Invigorating Turkish, hot air and hot vapor baths at homo for 3 cents each. It Is the btBt blood cleanser and system purifier known, far su perior to poisonous drugs, sarsaparlllas, ton ics, etc. It Is n regulnr hot springs nt your home, and not only cures the most obsti nate diseases, but also kills tho germs, erod Icatra them from tho system and prevents disease. A good position Is offered those who mention this paper nnd write them at onco, giving nge, references and experience. f "Different Tlmr DlfTrrnit Cimtonm." ! In watching tho workings of this homely adage, not tho least Interesting field of ob servation Is the domestic life. Tho evolu tion of table customs from pre-KUzabeth&n times, when forks were unknown and greasy fingers were the order of tho day at tho best regulated board, to tho present time, would make a very Interesting volume. Wo havo boido opportunity of watching a change from tho universal uso of nerve-destroying drtnkB to harmless beverages. It has ' been with difficulty that tho public has learned to appreciate such n valuable product as cocoa. Doubtless tho unpleasant adulterated brands which put forth their claims to recognition have had a good deal to do with this difficulty. A puro Cocoa llko Van Houten's will not only bo found a pnlatablo substitute hut Its solubility causes It to bo unusually easy to prepare for tho table, nnd the caso with which It Is assimilated raises Its high nutritive proper ties to their greatest efficiency. Van Houten's cocoa Is rapidly replacing cofteo at tho breakfast tnblo and Is now more often found at the Sunday evening meal In an up-to-date household than tea or coffee. 'ho Attention of the Traveling public Is respectfully Invited to the magnificent equipment offered to patrons of the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY between Omaha and Chi cago, Solid vestlhuled, steam heated and electric lighted trains. Palnce sleepers and diners, buffet and library cars, free reclin ing chair cars, fast tlmo and union depots. City Ticket Office. 1604 Farnam st. P. A. NASH aeneral WesUrn Agent. Paper IlniiKorn Wnntctl. To handlo our samplo books. Wo guar antee lower prices, larger discounts and n better line than any houso In tho west. Call and bo convinced. T. J. HEARD & BU0 1410 Douglas St. "Wlir Undress In the Dark When by traveling In the luxurious sleep ing cars of the CHICAOO. MILWAUKEH AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY you may turn on the electrlo lamp and make the berth ai light as day. City Office, 1E04 Farnatn at. llOMHSBliKKIlS' K.XCUItSIONS Vln Hook Inland Itoutp To Denver, Colorado Springs, lcblo and various points west, south and southwest. TIckots on sale April 17. For full Informa tion call at 1323 Farnam etreet. Runabouts, Hlko Wagons, Steel tires, Rub ber tires nnd Pneumatics from $75 to $173. The latest and most stylish. Lluinger & Metcalf Co. HOCIC ISLAND 12XCUIISION April 17 To Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, only $19.00 for tho round trip. Call at Rock Island office, 1323 Farnnm street. Hamilton Warren, M. D., eclectic and magnetic physician, has moved his office to 709 N. 16th street, room 13. Special at tention to all long standing or lingering dis eases and to diseases of women and children. Omaha Tent nnd Rubber company are pre pared to fill all orders tents, awnings and canvas goods. New location, corner 11th and Harney. 'Phone 883. Thomas W. Cox & Hro. have removed to 914 Farnnm street, old Ben building. Tin, galvanized Iron work, cnlmney tops and guttering a specialty. Tel. 2087. Horses clipped, electric clippers. Baum ley & Johnson, cor. 14th and Howard. Tel. 66. Cleanse tho liver, purlry the blood, In vlgorato tho body by using DeWltt'a Little Early Risers. These famous little pills al wavs act Dmmntly. Iron Moulders union No. 100 will glvo a tall at Washington hall Monday evening, April 16. First-class music and a good tlmo Runrantocd. Stoves stored gnsollno stoves repaired, 1207 Douglas, tel. 860. Om. Stovo Rep Wka. Genulno Imported B. B. Pilsner beer on draught at E Maurer's, 1306 Farnam St. Umbrellas repaired and recovered, 214 So. 13th, next to Omaha National Bank. 8. Mortensen. tailor, formerly 404 N. 16th, now located 301-2 I'axton Bll:.. 3d floor. Stonecypher, printer, ad-wrltsr. Up-to-date eutB for sale. 1201 Howard. Tel. 1310. Blank book and mugazlno binding. A. I. Itoot, 1609 Harney street. Finn watch work. LlndayJcwrr,lB16 Dgl's Moved to 407 So. 15th. Panltorlum. A. D. T. Messengers- Tel. 177. Have Root urlnt It. An Easter Camera This la tho season you thought of getting a Camera. Wo carry all tho Utest makes of Eastmans Premos Pocos Call nnd see us before purchasing. All Instructions freo for beginners. The Robert Dempster Go,, 1215 Fnriiaiu St. Developing and Printing Done, AVIiolPHitlp ii ml lU-tnll. Hubcnmann, Jeweler, est. 1866; absolutely reliable; lowest prices guaranteed, 13&Doug. Imported spring suitings look them over before selecting . '.. Llndq-jest, 316 S. 15th. Read "for a few days only," Home Sacri fice In real cstato column. Quick Meal Blue Flame Stoves Reliable Gasoline Stoves THE LATEST 1900 MODELS Smokeless, Odorless, Economical, All tho latest, safost and best fenturos many styles and sizes from $2.00 up. Refrigerators, Lawn Mowers, Garden Tools, Graden Hose, The Eclipse Water Titers. 14th and Farnnm Sts. Stoves sold on payments or it discount for cash. CURE YOURSELF! Ul niffU for tliin&ttir-ftl dicharffl, InflamiuMloas, trrttattum or ulcitratlonf of muooui nerubnor. r&tnln. and not utric u.s.i, .v' ni ,n Fim wrapper n j pin, pi riiftlU, iq tl.OO. or L bnttloi. I rs Hrmemtornncr. It should ALWAYS be remembered Only one Chicago railway tins Operates Library Duffet Cars On ALL limited trains. ONLT ONE railway line Runs a limited day train I'rom Omaha to Chicago, Illinois, "With Drawing Room sleepers, library and dining ars. ONLY ONE railway line RUNS TWO fast night trains From Omaha to Chicago With eompleU dining and library ear serrlce. TUB OLDEST railway lino In Omaha. The greatest mileage of any Omaha lln. The most modern nnd best equipped. THE NORTHWESTERN LINE. Everyone has some thing of which to be proud. It Is merely excestdvo pride that make us thunkful, Have you pride In your teeth or are you thankful for good teeth? We can improve your teem U iney nre Dna ami can proieci you from bad teeth If they are all right. Wo inuke your teeth cause for tnutiKSKiviiit'. Good set of teeth 15.0), Rest set of teeth. 17. CO. Tuko lauKhlug Has when having (rum out, ti.w. BAILEY, the Dentist K1U I'nxton niU. 10th A Fnvimm LaUr Attendant. I'liuue 1USS Tho "Old Reliable Sioux City Route," "Northwestern Line," In the beat to St. Paul-Minneapolis, Two through fast trains dally from Union Depot 7:20 p. m.-6:5G a. m. Observation Parlor Duffet Cars on the day trains. Modern Pullman Palace Sleepers on the night trains. Via Northwestorn Line From Union Passenger Station. t'nnl of 'I'liauki. . Wo desire to tender our heartfelt thanks to tho friends nnd neighbors who assisted i:h In our Into bereavement In tho loss of our denr husband nnd father. Also to Garfield CIrcio No. 11 and Custer Post and those who so kindly sent floral designs. Mrs. W. A. J. DOLAN, JOHN DOLAN, WILLIAM DOLAN, OEOROE DOLAN, JOSEPH DOLAN. ROUERT DOLAN. THOMAS DOLAN, MRS. HUSTER. MRS. 'MAJIONKY. MRS. HOURIQAN. l'ntirr llmiucm AVnntciI. To handlo our sample books. Wo guar antee lower prices, larger discounts and a better lino than any house In tho weBt. Call and bo convinced. T. J. DEARD & DRO., 1410 Douglas St. Tree Souvenir a ml Soelnl Dance Will bo given by "The Fraternity" nt Crelghton hall Easter Sunday night. A freo souvenir to each lady attending. Clark's union music; 35o couple. A Jolly good tlmo tor all. Sam'l Rums, 1318 Farnam, Is opening a new line of Llbboy's cut glass. Prices 2.00 to $12.00. They nre benutles. Plctnrcn nnd ote Rnrnnte Is the title of a handsome descriptive book let lrued by the Illinois Central railroad Illustrating tho scenic features of Omaha, Council Muffs, Iowa and northern Illinois as sen from the car window on the "Chi cago Limited." For copy of samo call on or address W. H. Brill, district passenger agent, Illinois Central railroad, Omaha, Neb. Another Portland Train. IKB Tu.. i nu Elegant footwear Trains Daily fiu i IN EFFECTIVE APRIL 22, THE UNION PACIFIC Will place In service an additional Fort land train. This train " THE PACIFIC EXPRESS " Will leave Omaha 4:26 j. m., arrive Port land 7'30 a. m. Only Two Maya on the Ilosd. The time of the present Portland train, "THE OVERLAND LIMITED" Leaving Omaha 8:20 a. m., will be re duced 2 hours and 45 minutes. No change will be made In the leaving time at Omaha. Between Omaha and Portland. Oalr CO Honi'a and 40 Ml sates SPLENDID EQUIPMENT. CITY TICKET OFFICE: 1.102 FAIINAM ST.. Telephone 31l. In nothing- 1b cockI tonto moro Important than In footwear. A neat and stylish phoo will often redeem othor dofocts In dress, but noth ing will redeem tho ap pearance of HI dressed feet. A neat and stylish foot, therefore, Is an essential feature of a correct cos tume. Wc can fit you to a mot comfortable, stylish and durable shoe, that will please you In every re spect, Including the price. CP. eartwriabt M. E. Cor. 1h ui DauglM flu. UAVnCIT Great nAT UCIlS Clothing Sale While the grand $300,000 sale of the People's Store stocks is on (see page 1 8) we will hold a special sale on the finest clothing manufactured. We guarantee to s ave you 25 to 50 per cent. The highest standard clothing, coupled with our low prices, enables you to get tho greatest clothing values of your life. WE HAVE MEN'S ALL WOOL SUITS AT .2.75 and 3.75 Men's All Wool Casslmero and Worsted Suite, very stylish, worth C ff $7.50 and $9.00 on sale at KJJJ Men's Flno Striped and Check Suits, worth $10.00 and $12.60 over W CA 30 dlfforent styles, at -i. JJ B0 beautiful new patterns of Men's Suits, CM") regular $15.00 to $18 values, on sale at Spring Overcoats Almost Given Away Entirely too many Top Coats for this season of tho year. Men's $6,50 Covert Overcoats, elegantly made, nt Clay Worsted Overcoats, worth $9.00, at 3.95 $5 Fine Covert Overcoats Sktnnens' satin, rV 50 sleovo lining, worth $12.50 at Silk lined, worth up to O-j f $18.00 at pXW Very finest grades, worth up to H Q50 $25.00 on ralo at Do Your Buying Now. MYDEN BROS. Selling the most Clothing in Omaha. The Diamond is the Purest Carbon. SHERIDAN iB the purest coal mined in Wyoming. Lump, 5.50, Egg $5, Nut 4.50. VICTOR WHITE 1605 af$g. stre2t- Ask W. S. Brooks Tho leading contractor of Omaha, whose oftlce Is on Capitol avenue, what he thlnkn of CHAMBU'S KIDNEY CURE. Ho was a sufferer from kidney trouble for years and at times tho pain wan so Intense ho was compelled to go to bed. Says ho tried nlnion every remedy known, but got no re nulls till be tried Cramer's and toJay ho hardly knows what n pnln or ache Is. He desires nil sufferers of kidney complaint to talk with him, b be says ho cannot endorse Cramer's too highly. I'alnc's Celery Compound C9c Duffy's Malt Whiskey sSe Syrup of Figs 20a Llstcrlne 59e Hood's Sartuparllla 69a Cramer's Kidney Cure 75c Schaefer's Sarsapnrltla 65c Illrney's Catarrh Curo s:c Pyramid I'llo Curo 40c I'lnkham's Compound 750 SCHAEFER cotVSo.st Cor. J II lit nnil Chlentto Sin, Scramble for Sheet Good White Paint AM FRAIL WOMEN A well a men can nnd no tonic ltra.lt ll f ul as a nurr twer. He iiuro you fret tile pme kind. Krug Cabinet Bottled Beer Is liernictlcallr nrjilrd then boiled wlilcli limurrr It to be i rei f mm h:iMprfiimitt,. tUl for frail people. Order a trial cue. FRED KRUU DRBWINQ CO OMAHA, NEBRASKA. Phone 420. Following . m mm a MUSIC MOflfldV dt llOSDe S A ,,C1UU'"1 whl,e '",n h,'r;1"t of I WI.V-W1LIAMS CO. fully appreciate this " " nnd mnko wlilto mixed putm adapted for every purpose. There Is a beautiful ULOSS WHITi: for Ot'TSIDH use nnd the OLOSS WHITi: for Inside use. and the "CHINA" t! LOSS W1IITK. etc. lt'n tlio snmo way nil through tho SHL'HWI.V WILLIAMS line of pulntn. The wearing qualities nro Gt'AKANTKHD equnl to any mixed jMlnt made or any paint that can be mixed from any material. OIosji white for outsldo use. quart, tOci i gallon. SSc; gallon, Jt.l'O. China glofH white for Insldo use, quart, Wo; M gallon, Mo; gallon, Jl.t'0. Lxtrn line gloss while for Inside use, quart, 7oo; u, gallon, U 35, gallon, Jl.tXi. j 60c; 14 gallon, il 10. gallon, i: 00. Popular Music 19c for PER COPY 1 N'ora Hell Fairfield 2 Just as Daylight Was llreaklng. . . . Kcnnot & Udall Composers of Just as the Sun Went Down. 3 1 Loved You Once, I Scorn You.. Now llosenfleld 4 Whisper tho Story Again Knlrflold B Sweet, Sweet Lovo. . .Horwltz & Dowers Composers of Ilecause and Always. 6 Younger Days beautiful waltz song Louis Illock 7 I'm Olad I Met You, Mary llosenfleld 8 Tell Me Clyde Craig 9 My Suslo Anna from lxjulslana Ethiopian lovo song by 1'crrln 10 I'm Llvln' Kasy Jones 11 My Ulnck Iless Von Tllzer 12 1 Ain't Toor No More Kalrlleld 13 The Tlmo Will Come TnlrfloM 14 Hunch of Illack llorrles cakcwnlk ,, Holyman 15 Hula-Hula Cakewalk Van AlBtyno 16 Vnlso Luclle Van Alstyne 17 Irwin Two.Step Van Alstyne IS Adelman Military Hand March... .Thlelo This cut prleo of 19c for Monday only. De sure and attend this Special Sheot Music Scramble. A. HOSPE, 1513 Douglas Street. Sherman & McConnell Drug Go Now Location, Cor. ICtli nnd Dodge. ) torn N r 1 Jewel 1 1 Is a name that hcn applied to a gasolene stove means that standard of excellence. 171 loUM MtAT Unortt r KRftili MtAt A Glance at tlie opposite cut will miko it plain to you why users of Herrick Refrigerators are not bothered with food odors, and why our goods are always dry, Bweot and clean. All sizes from $10.00 up. SQUIRES & SMITH, 1108 Farnam St. Gasolene Stoves 1 all look much alike In pictures, but Jewel Stoves have features of merit that distinguish them from all others, f We have sold them In Omaha for lit- 3 teen years and havo thousands of sat- P liflod users. Jewels In SO sizes, from J $3.50 up. Other makes at still lower prices. John Hussie Hdw. Co., 2407-00 CumlngSt. "If you buy It of Husslo It's right." H AY D EN s GRAND SAMPE SALE In connection with the errand sale of tho entire $800,000 stocks of the People's Store (see page 13) we will hold the greatest sale of ladies' sample garments ever undertaken in this city. PRICES LESS THAN HALF Sample Silk Waists. Stylish Samplo 18.00 Silk r QQ Waists at 4Z7KJ The regular (7.60 quality Silk Waists at Ladles' $10.00 Silk Waists at Finest $15.00, $20.00 and $25.00 Silk WafstsQ Q 3.98 4.98 Sample Suits. WOMEN'S l.(IO SAMPLE SUITS 910.00. WOMEN'! 911G.00 SAM1M.K SUITS $10.00. WO M UN'S 9115.00 SAMIM.i: SUITS fiiO.OO "WOMIG.VS 9 1B.OO, 9BO.OO AMI 900.00 RAJIl'I.U SUITS ON SAMS AT 920.00 Sample Skirts. A swell lino of Sample Dress Skirts, worth $H).00 on sale at Vory handsome Skirts, regular value $15.00 on salo at Women's $10.00 Skirts on sale at 1350 ..7.75 .600 Underskirts. We make a specialty of FINE UNDERSKIItTS. Tho greatest line In Omaha. Indies' All Silk Taffeta Skirts, In colors and fancies, with one and two ruffles, worth $5.00, for 500 Ladles' Underskirts In all the new shades, made from the very finest mercerized foulards, worth $6.00, for 25 DOZEN LADIES' WRAPPERS AT 29C. 30 dozen Ladles' Wrappers, In percales, worth $1.25, on ealo at 2.75 2.98 69c 50 DOZEN LADIES' WRAPPERS, WORTH $2.00 FOR SSC. HAYDEN BROS. Selling The People's $300,000.00 Stocks. ABSOLUTE PROTECTION Wo guarantee to all who buy Hard man pianos. Every piano is warranted for ten years. You do not buy potatoes tho way you buy pianos. When you buy potatoes the moro you got the bettor oil you are. With the piano it is din"oront. Sometimes what you leave out is just as important aB what you put in. When selecting a piano remember this and call on th o MUELLER PIANO & ORGAN CO., 214-16-18 So. 18th St. Pianos tuned and repaired. 'Phone 1098. DON'T FORGET THAT WHEN SMOKING A You have tbe BEST notwithstanding they cost you no more torn Inferior goods, r. it. kick m. c. ro..M.NUiv."ruKKiis, kt. i.ouis, mo. IlllinU Uintt C. A. RAIUSUACK, OMAHA, DISTHIliUTOIU UlllUll MADE liv. ;i NP.ulflm fit the Teeth Suggests nn untidy woman, nnd tho eharm of many a face Is lost when n. front tooth Is Kone. When a front tooth Is gono wo ro placo It without a plate. Extracting jco Vitalized Air r0c Silver rilllnK8 7f.o Tad's Philadelphia Oental Rooms. 1517 UOUGLAS ST. Protection for Your Poultry Means protection also to your field and garden seeds after they are planted. Our strong diamond mesh poultry netting Is ths best thing ever Invented for keeping your poultry confined to tho poultry yard. Our poultry netting Is galvanlzod after weaving. Jas. Morton & Son Co., mil DoiIkc Htrrrt. Boston Store's Soap Sale Monday KC.C. AVHITIJ SOAP, OAKK ,"5n (Regular price 10c.) Cirecn Castllo Soap, lpound box IDo It. & II. Soap, cake po Coconnut Oil Soap lc Violet Soap, three cakes Iflc Glycerine Soap, cake la DOSTON CTORE mS DRUG 0 DEPT WELL ! WELL! AV'iitcr Workit ttt Our Own, Aim mill iico nt fiimlilnur, .Simrklliit; nlrr ill l.uxt. Now wo can give you the finest of work regardless of tho "Muddy Missouri." No ex tra charge CITY STEAM LAUNDRY, 211 south i:i,i:vn.vm st. Telephone 2M. FACTS VS. THEORY Havo you decided to paint this spring? If 1,0 let us llguro with you. Our painter can tell you Just how much material to buy no guess work, Just what It will cast, and how It should be put on. Tho pointers yon can got may savo you dollars. Ily using Pott on' s Master Painter's White You havo a paint suporlor to -white lead for thin cllmutc, bulng composod of lead and ilnc In tho proper proportions. Thero huve been tons of It used In Omaha and vi cinity und no complaints. Thcso uro facts, and they beat theories In nowspaper ads all to pieces. Call nt tho oldest paint and glass house lu town and 'bo convinced. J. A. FULLER & CO CUT I'HIUU UHUUGISTS, Olilrst I'nlnt lloimp In Ouinlin, Mill mini DuUbUs His. OI'BN Ahli .NMiUT.