10
TUB OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, JULY -i, 1000.
CENSUS NOT YET COMPLETE
Final Schedules Cannot Be Closed Before
Wednesday Night.
SPECIAL ENUMERATORS STILL IN THE FIELD
'ourlh of July Trent nt llennett'H. I
Special this morning great snap In
Peaches ONLY FIFTEEN CENTS PER
BASKET. Wednesday until noon we will 1
ave on sale a choice lot of peaches at fifteen i
cents per basket. Just the thing for Fourth
of
to only four baskets to a1
Ilrport from Second District, fHitnlile
of Omfihn, Itciifli Oniiilin In lliul
Hluux I 'm nil Si'lieillilm
! Wont.
'An tho work of closing up the census
schedules progresses tho amount of labor Is
becoming moro npparent. Last night tho
Washington office expected the work In
Omaha to ho complete, but the final schedulo
will not bo closed until today, as there are
four special enumerators still In the Held.
Tho reports from the Second district out
side of Omaha nro coming In very poorly
prepared and a number of the enumerators
havo been called upon to visit tho office of
tho supervisor to complete their reports.
The g'catist trouble experienced Is In the
manner of the preparation of tho farm sched
ules. Tho department has announced that It
will not pay for work where It shown upon
Its face that It Is Incomplete, so when an
enumerator reports a man who runs a farm
of 300 acres with no llvo stock tho enumer
ator has done his work for nothing.
Monday evening a special enumerator In
one district, supposed to be closed, found
seventy-five poisons who had never been
turned It. They aro laborers who occupy
rooms, and tho principal tenant could not
Klvo their names. Tho work on the manu
facturing and other special schedules will
begin us soon as tc population schedules
aro completed. For this work enumerators
will bo appointed by tho Washington office.
They will report to Major Wheeler, but ho
will havo nothing to do with their appoint
ment. They will bo paid by tho day and
tho extent of their work cannot bo deter
mined In advance, ns no real census of this
character has over been takon In tho Sec
ond Nebraska district.
July picnics.
Sale Ib limited
customer.
DRUG DEPARTMENT.
Special for this morning Bryant's root
beer only six cents per bottle. A great bev-
rage for n hot day. Each bottle will make
five gallons.
W. It. UENNETT CO.
Fifteenth and Capitol avenue.
AYMttUT TUAI.NS I'OH SPIHIT I..VKI3
Oluilioji mill Arnold l'nrk.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail-
ay company havo just placed In service
daylight trains between Omaha and Spirit
Lake, Okqboji and Arnold's Park. Going tho
train leaves Omaha at 7:15 a. m. and ar
rives Spirit Lako at 1:15 p. m, Returning
the train leaves Spirit Lako at 6:45 a. m.
and arrives Omaha 3:65 p. m. This Is the
best servlco that has yet bten offered over
any one road. Hound trip tickets, good ro
turning until October 31, $10.70.
City ticket office, 1504 Farnam street.
F. A. NASH, Oon'l Western Agent
Cliciiii Hound Trip llntrw.
On July 7, 8, 9, 10, 17 and 18 and August
7 and 21 tho Illinois Central will sell tick
ets, limited until October 31, as follows:
Waseca, Minn., nnd return, $10.35.
Wutervlllo, Minn., and return, $10.08.
Mndlson Lake, Minn., and return, $10.08.
St. Paul, Minn., and return, $12.65.
Minneapolis, Minn., and return, $12.65.
Duluth, Minn., and return, $16.95.
Superior, Wis., nnd return, $16.95.
West Superior, Wis., and return, $16.95.
For full particulars rail at city ticket of
fice IlllnolB Central railroad, 1402 Farnam
street.
American Kiiti-rprlne nt I'nrl.
Among the striking and original exhibits
nt tho Paris Exposition of 1900 few havo oc
casioned moro favorable comment than the
great mup of tho United States, 18x15 feet,
exhibited by tho well known advertising
ngoncy of Lord & Thomas, Chicago nnd Now
York. This map Is constructed to show at
a glanco the various details concerning stato
nroas nnd population, number of publications
In each, circulation per Issue, percentage of
circulation to population, valuo of publish
ing plants, number of employes, nverngo
hours of labor, avcrago wnges paid and aver
ago cost per Inch for yearly advertising. In
formation of this nnturo Is of especial value
to advertisers, showing ns It does tho best
locations in which to pluco advertising to
reach tho greatest number of people and se
cure best results.
Tho firm of Lord & Thomns has been en
gaged In tho general advertising business
for over thirty years, and ranks nmong tho
largest In its lino. They preparo advertise
ments for all classes of advertisers and place
them In any publication In tho world.
Copies of this vnluablo map will be sent
free on request to nil advertisers who nd
drcss Lord & Thomas, Trudo llulldlng, Chi-uugo.
I'nlili'n of the Hull II.
A Young man was going to Chicago to get
Married nnd he rodo in the Sleeping car so
that ho would be nlco and Fresh for the
Ceremony next Day. Put he was Unable to
Sleep, and when tho young Womnn saw his
Red oyes and what n General Wreck ho was
sho thought he had Accumulated a Jag and
refused to Marry him," whereat ho got his
lcture In tho Paper for being dead.
Moral Always go to Chicago via the
North-Western Lino and you will sleep like
brick and be as fresh as a daisy whon you
nrrlvc. , .
Cnnip MrcttiK T
ml Mountain Lake Park, Maryland,
LOW RATEP
Via tho Baltimore & Ohio Ratlroaet.
On July C to 16, Inclusive, the Baltlmor
& Ohio Railroad will sell low rate excursion
tickets to Mountain Lako Park, Md ac
count above occasion.
Tickets will be good for return until July
20, 1900.
For further Information call on or' address
nearest Baltimore & Ohio Ticket Agent, or
N. Austin, General Passenger Agent,
Ileyi'i Free Souvenir Cnntlnned.
Juno 7 to JuW 7 we present free a "now
process water color photo, handsomely
matted, with each now dozen plattno cabi
nets or larger photos. Heyn, the Photog
rapher, 313-317 South Fifteenth.
SMITH TRYING TO KEEP OUT
Kerr llnnrri or Kilncnt Ion Meinlirr
FlKht Shy tit the Seerr
tnry Muilillc
I'lcnle nnd Olcbrntlnn.
Rlvervlcw Park, July 4, 1900, W. O. W.
Log Rolling Association of Nebraska and
South Sldo Improvement club. Drills, con
tests, games, barbecue, etc. Admission free.
Everybody invited. Transfers given on all
street cars that dny.
"It Is a question In my mind whethor I
had bettor qualify as a member of the
Roard of Education until after the contest
h'jtwcen Mr. Burgess nnd Mr. Olltan for
tho secretaryship of the board has boon
settled," said J. J. Smith, tho momber of
tho Board of Education who was elected to
fill tho vacancy caused by tho resignation
of President J. F. Burgess. "I do not caie
to enter Into tho fight and hopo that It will
bo possible for tho matter to bo settled by
tho old members of tho board. Tho posi
tion on tht bonrd came to mo without any
solicitation on my part and I havo no dl
position to tnko up a fight In which I have
not been Interested. I know noth ng about
tho merits of tho contest and am not dis
posal to mix up In It."
When you deposit your vacation coupons
pin them together. It will mako tho count
tng quicker and easier.
Chillier of Time.
On July 1 tho Chicago. Milwaukee A St.
Taul railway chungo tho tlmo of their trains
between Omaha nnd Chicago. Tho fast train
formerly leavlug at 7:35 p. m. will, under
the now card, leave at 6:00 p. m., arriving
Chicago at 8:30 a, m., In nmple time for all
eastern connections. Tho local train form
crly leaving ut 11:00 u. m. has been changed
to a fast daylight train for Chicago, leaving
Omaha nt 7:15 a. m. nnd arriving Chlcngo
at 10:30 p. m.
Nplrlt I.nWe OknliiiJI Arnold's l'nrk.
Leave Omaha nt 7 a. m., arrive Arnold's
Park 4 p. in., Spirit Lnko 4:10 p. m., vlt
Illinois Central. Tho most direct route
Round trip tickets $10.70. good until October
31 returning. For particulars inquire at
city tlcKct olllco, 1402 Farnam street.
Fourth or .Inly Itntrm.
On July 3 and 4 tho Chicago, Milwaukee i
St. Paul railway Will sell ronml Irln inir
sion tickets to points within 200 miles at
greatly reduced rates. Tickets limited re
turning to July 5. City ticket office, 1504
j-arnam.
Clneliitiiitl nnil Iletitrn. Ht22..10.
On July 10, 11 nnd 12. via Illinois Cen-
tral. Particulars nt city ticket office, 1402
Farnam st.
Hamilton Warren, M. D., eclectic nnd
magnetic physicians, haB moved his offlco to
709 North 16th street, room 13. Special at
tentlon to all long stnndtng or lingering dls
eases and to diseases of women and children
Fourth cf .Inly Hntex,
In nil directions via tho Northwestern
line July 3 nnd 4. Good until July 6.
1401-1403 Farnam street
Blank book and magazine binding. A. I
Root. 414-416 South 12th St.
Huborman. Jowelc:, s$t 1S58; absolutely
reliable; lowest prices guaranteed. 13&Doug
Omaha Tent and Awniug Co.. tents, awn
Ings, oanvas goods, 11 and Harney, phono 883.
A. D. T. messengers. Tol. 177.
Lest You Forget
COCA-CELERY
IS THE BEST
This season has been tho beet for C:m
Celery, Its refreshing, Invigorating quail
ties, combined with the agreeable, aromatic
favoring, makes It tho Ideal summer drink
'A few of our competitors nro still plugglni
away with an IMITATION, tha best recom
mendatlon that tho GENUINE has merit
Bold only by
J. A, FULLER & CO
cut iMiicu lmut; GISTS.
Fourteenth nntl UotiKlua Street.
HENNINGS' GOOD SHOWING
Tni Cotlrctlonn for .lunp Fonr Time
ns Much tin for Sntne Month
I,u t Ycnr.
Tho total amount of taxes collected by
City Treasurer A. 11. Ucnnlncs dur
ing tho month of Juno was $604,262.44. Of
this amount $469,827.96 was paid on realty,
while $134,334.48 was personal taxes. The
receipts for Juno aro 55 per cent of the
entlro tax on realty for 1900 and 68 per cent
of the personal taxes for tho year. In June
of 1899 tho taxes collected amounted to
only $169,903.49, Of the taxes collected for
tho month Just passed $547,139,95 was money
duo on taxes of the present year. Tho re
mainder of tho money wns for years run
ning back as far as 1877.
NPHCIAIi K.CUUSIO.S
Via Hook Inlnnd llonte.
Charleston, S. C, and return, $36.55, July
4, 5 and 7.
Cincinnati, O., and return, $22.50, July 10,
11 and 12.
Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo and
return, $19, July 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 17 and 18.
Olenwood Springs nnd return, $31, July 3,
7, 8, 9, 10, 17 and 18.
Salt Lake, Ogden and return, $32, July 3,
7, 8, 9, 10. 17 and 18.
St. Paul and .Minneapolis nnd return,
$12.63, July 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 17 and 18.
Duluth nnd return, $16.95, July 3. 7, 8, 9,
10, 17 and 18.
Call at city ticket office, 1323 Farnam St
Morro Castlo in our window.
ORCHARD & WILIIELM CARPET CO.
Carriage calls. Tel. 66. Baumley ft Johnson.
W
Ya talce ao rials
a, bararalm.
Diamonds
If toil numbua a diamond from na tat
become dissatisfied at any Urn -within om
year, we will return your money Um
pt cent.
DODGE
i Black Parasols
Our third shipment of black parasolsjn
for this season now hero. Vertical
tucks, $5.25; clusters of nro tucks,
J $4.75; cords, $4.25; hemstitched, $3.60.
ED. F. PICKERING
105 SO. I6TH ST., OMAHA
t)S W i) ; (J)
Don't
Neglect
Tho teoth nature gave you, but If they are
gone como to ug for your next set. Fit
guaranteed.
Gold Sot $5.00
Gold Crowns $5.00
Gold Fillings $1.50 up
Tad's Philadelphia Dantal Rooms
ir17 bona-lna St.
Tho ort nrrciitcrii Line
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
Half Faro
Charleston, S. C,
Cincinnati
and
many other
points.
THE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
City Offices. 1401-3 Farnam St.
TO Til 14 THOUSAMJ ISLANDS.
White Moitntiiliin, I'ortlnml and tho
mv I'rmlnnil Connt.
Tha Michigan Central, "tho Niagara Falls
Route," has a through sleeping car to Clay
ton nnd tho Thousand islands of the St.
Lawrence, leaving Chicago 3 p. m. except
Saturdays, nnd buffet sleeping car for Port
land nnd the New England coast, running
through tho White mountains by daylight,
leaving Chicago 11:30 p. m. except Friday.
Reserve space at city ticket office, 119 Ad
ams street, Chicago.
Fidelity Oil Co. Oil and gasoline delivered
to any part of tho city. Tel. 998.
Chicago Laundry. Tcleohone 205.
SUMMER OUTINGS
AS THE
riUNCII'AI, WKSTKK.V HKSOIITS
are reached via the
bVJII III iib
1IAYI)H.S' CLOSE ALL DAY.
That line has made the following
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES
Omaha to Denver and return, $19.00.
Omaha to Colorado Springs and return, $1).
Omaha to Olenwod Springs and return, $31.
Omaha to Pueblo and return, $19.
Omaha to Ogden nnd return, $32.
Omnha to Salt Lake and return, 33.
In rffeet July it, 7, H, O, 10, IT
nnd 18 and AtiKimt 3, 7 nnd 31.
Flnnl return limit, Ootobar 31,
lOOO.
City Ticket Office, 1:102 Karnnm SI.
Tel. 31(1.
If You Suffer
from the thought of hot weather to come,
preparo for the sizzling period now. Have
your bath room put In perfect ordor. The
outlay Involved is small compared with the
benefit which It will secure. Cross perspir
ation brldgo betoro you .come to It and send
for us now.
When you want anything done In plumb
ing, steam or gas fitting, wo are experts In
our trade.
Free 6t Black,
Phone 1040. . . 1800 Farnam St.
Douglas Prlutlng Co., 150$ Howard. Tel. 641
The IIIk Store Will felehrnte nn
Iniiiil.
Tho hundreds of employes of Hnyden Pros.
will have a chance to celebrate the Fourth,
as the Illg Store will be closed nil day .
mt. t . nt i it.-
mursnay Bargains win ce so Dig mai me ..-,.,.
two dayB' business will bo done In one, lft) WILL bURl ItlSE YOU
HAYDEN BROS
Write nds. Sell cuts. Print anything.
Stonecypher, 1201 Howard St. Tel. 1310.
A I'lnee to Sprint the Vimnier.
On the lines of tho MILWAUKEE RAIL
WAY In Wisconsin are somo of tho most
beautiful places In tho world to spend a
summer vacation camping out or at tho ele
gant summer hotels, noatlng, Ashing, beau
tiful lakas and streams nnd cool weath.T.
Theao resorts aro nil easily reached from
Omnha. A book describing them may bo
had upon application nt the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul Ry., city ticket offlco
1504 Farnam street, Omaha. Round trip
tickets, good rcturulng until October 31,
now on sale. F. A. NASH,
General Western Agsnt.
Tnkc the Yfntinih
For Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands nnd all
the summer retorts of the cast. All agents
sell tickets via tho Wabash. Ank for them
or cnll on or write O. N. Clayton, Room 405
N. Y. L. BIdg.
Genuine Imported R. D. Pilsner beer on
draught nt Ed Maurer's. 1300 Farnam St.
When a person Is'
suffering the tortures
of a nervous sick
headncho ho docs
not like to conllnuo
tho suffering auy long-
cr than Is possible. It "
only tnkes one of Vic-
tors Hcadacho Cap-
sulcs to relievo the t
most sevcro headache.
It Is hardly over nec-
cssary to take two to
bo relieved. They nre
composed oi nouiing,.
WITH ITS RAPIDITY
Victor's
4 llcndachc
Capsules
Do
Not
i Affcd
The
I in
Least.
tie iimnctw mm
m
MORE EXCURSIONS.
Charleston, . C, nnd return, $30 55 July 2, 4, 5 and 7.
L'lnclnnali and return. XJ.'.iO Julv 10. 11 and 12.
J Denver. Pueblo, Colorado Springs and return, $19.00
Julv 3, 7, i, 9. 10, 17 and i
.nenwoou springs aim return, wi.w JUiy 3, 7, 8, v, 10,
17 and IS.
Ogden, Salt Lake and return, $32.00 July 3, 7, 8, 9, 10,
17 nnd 18.
Mot Springs nnd return, J15.40-July 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 14, 17,
18. 11 and a.
duster, S. D., nnd return (Sylvnn Lake), J20.60-July
3. 7, 8, 9, 19, 14. 17. 18. 21 and IS.
1
Ticket OIIIgs,
1 602 Farnam St,
Tel, 260.
urllnoton Station,
10th and Mason Si.
Tl. 128.
DAY FEVER PREVENTED
liny Fever linn no tcrrorn theoe lnyn
to the person who will tnke n hrlef
treatment with Merrlnm'n (icin C'n
tnrrh I'nmlrr,
Dy commencing to uso It now taking two
or thrco doses per dny until tho usual tlmo
for Its attack Is past, It will bo absolutely
prevented. This Is an certain ns "Death nnd
Taxes." It Is equally certain that you will
derive great benefit otherwise by this short
treatment. It ! the greatest nerve brncor
ever offered to a nervous people a great
boon to nil on noloy, excltnble dnys llko tho
4th of July. Get a bottle and braco up tho
system against tho fatigue nnd nerve Htrnln
of any hot nnd tiresome, day. It acts llko
magic harmless, pleasant and convenient to
take. Prlco 50c hut CUT TO 35c at
CUT PRICK
DlilJCGIST.
SCHAEFER
Cor. Kith anil Chlcnico Street.
illlllil i .1 1 , , I. il ii ll Hull ilnln li i
Everybody
Celebrate t
The Fourth. Let us sug
gest ninnk Cartridges as
n notso making urtlclo.
We sell Hlanks-22, 32, 38
at lowest nrlces.
Headquarters for
Rubber Hose.
J, A. Weaver & Son
Hardware k Tinners
2700 I.enveiMTorth St.
Tliono 1678.
i'Uii!iininmiiniijin.ijinijn
Ptlre
Wedding
Rings,
Albert Edholm,
Jeweler.
107 N. intfc It.
MERCHANT'S
NATIONAL BANK
OF OMAHA.
N. EL Cor. Farnam and 18tb 8ta.
Pld Vp Capital 9500,000
mrplna Fond 100,000
UNITED STATES DKPOSITOIIY.
FRANK MURPHY, President.
B. B. WOOD. Vice President
XilXTHER DRAKE, Cashier.
F. T. HAMILTON. Assistant Cashltr,
which Is harmful to tho system. Prlco
v 25 cents u box.
Sherman & McConnell Drue Co.,
Jlltli nnil IlnlK Streets.
Celebrate Today
Hy buylns tho best
shoo you over wore,
nnd at tho same time
save Jl.GO or $2.00 by
Investing In tho celebrated
Regent
$3.50
Shoes
A shoe thnt Is the
eiiunl of any shoo
mndo In style, tlnlsh
nnd quality that Is
Hold for $3.00 nnd $5.00.
Sold direct from tho
factory at factory
prices $2.50 and $3.50.
REGENT SHOE CO
H. l.Vril STIIKHT.
Nine Specials
Ilenutlful Crystal Glass Vases.... 25c
Cut Glass Vanes $3.00
Cut Glass I.emonndo Sets $12.00
Cut GImhs Suucp Dishes $5.0)
'lit Glass Hon Hon Dishes $2 00
Cut Gloss Hoso Howls $3.00
Cut Gliiss Wine Sets $16.00
Cut Glass Choose Plates $3.0)
Cut Glass Celery Dishes $5.00
Your watch can bo made to keep
correct tlmo if you'll lot our watch
man look it over.
Geo. W. Ryan & Co.
The Jeweler. 100 S.lOth St.
Anyoiie Can Use Them
Most People
Have Them
We Sell Them
Wo have the largest and most com
plote lino of
Kodaks ad
Cameras
In tho west. Our prices the very low
est. If you aro golne for a vacation,
call nnd ro us. It will double your
ploasure and make lasting souvenirs.
The Robert Dempster Go.,
1215 Farnam St.
INSTRUCTION FltER.,..
FINISHING A SPECIALTY.
HAYDEHs Greatest f An
Clothing Sales for Thursday
Men's, boys' and children's fine summer
clothing at half regular prices and less
Of all the clothing sales we ever saw you
ever saw anybody ever saw this will
eclipse them alL
This is how we will do it.
Men's $3.50 Trousers now
Men's $10.00 Suits now
Men's ?8.50 Coats and rants now .
Men's ?3.50 fancy Silk Vests now
Men's $2.50 Civsli Suits now
Boys' $1.00 Odd Knee Pants now
Boys' $3.50 Sailor Wash Suits
Boys' 25c Washable Odd Knee Pants now
.$1.50
$4.75
$4.50
$1.75
9Sc
50c
$1.25
8c
Men's $1S.00 tine Worsted Suits now $10.00
Men's $1.25 Odd Crash Pants now 50c
Men's $15.00 Blue Serge Suits now $7. 50
Men's $1S and $20 stout and slim suits, in line worsted. $10.00
Young Men's $12.50 Suits now fo'tn
Men's $4.50 line Trousers now $ 2.50
Men's $0.50 finest Trousers now $3.75
Boy's 35c Sailor Wash Suits now 13c
Boys' $1.75 Sailor Wash Suits now 75c
Boys' $1.50 Double Breasted Wash Suits now 75c
Boys' $5.00 Vestee Suits now $2.75
Boys' $3.75 Double Breasted Knee Pants suits now $1.75
HAYDEN BROS.
HAYDEN
Great
S Closing Out Sale of
Oxford Ties and Shoes Thursday
Ladies'
$2.50
Oxford Ties
and
Slippers
98c
Ladles' $2.50 Oxford Ties 98c
In our main shoo department, we put on I Oxfords nnd slippers made lor big: itern
alo over eight hundred palm moro of la- dealers to sell at $1.75, $2.00 and 2.5 your
dies' fine Oxford Ties, In tan and blacU, vlcl cholco of any of these on big bargain ccun
kid and valour, calf, with hand turned and 1 tcra. t 98c.
flcxlblo McKay solos, All tho now styles, Child's fine $1.00 slippers, sizes i to t
made for tho spring trade. at 69c.
Ladies' Shoes, worth S3.00 and $3,50
On Sale at $1.23.
Over SOO ladles' fine vlcl kid, 'turned and crs', all made to retail at 12.50, $3.00 and
McKay, flexible soles, dress shoes, left $3.50, all on big bargain tables at the ooa
from tho stock of big eastern manufoctur- I uric. $1.23.
HAYDEN BROS
Piano Purchasers, Attention
By July Sth our IMMENSE STOCK OF PIANOS MUST DE REDUCED, as
the large shipment of new styles recently purchased by our Mr. Schmoller In
Now York and Boston will beln to arrive.
VISIT OUR STOKE MONDAY, JULY 2, 1900, and get FIRST CHOICE of tho
following bargains:
Square Pianos $25.00, $3S.O0, $12.00, $50.00, $55.00
Decker Bros., elegant In finish, only $150.00
Kimball, 8 months' use, In perfect condition $225.00
Emerson, slightly used, worth new $560, for $335.00
Four eastern made Sample Pianos $133.00, $150.00, $168.00, $192.00
Sohmor Parlor Grand, worth now $S00, for $150,00
Geo. Stock & Co. Artist Grand, worth now $1,200, for $350.00
All Pianos In regular line at reduced prices, Including the STBINWAY, A.
B. Chase, Voho, Emerson, Packard, Stoger, Ivors & Pond and other standard
makes. $5.00 monthly payments accepted on sales. Every Instrument fully
warranted. Pianos exchanged If not satisfactory. Slate agents for the SEIjF
PL.AYING PIANOLA. New Pianos rented. Ono year's rent allowed If pur
chased. Pianos moved, tuned, stored and exchanged. Telephone 1625.
WARNING Wo have no oonnactlon with any other music house bearing
the name Mueller.
SCHMOLLER & MUELLER
THE OLD IIEMAHI.U I'lA.VO IIOUHK,
1313 FarnamStreet. 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs.
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
2 You
Are Not Satisfied with Your Shoes
Perhaps they haven't held their shape well,
or they don't fit well and therefore hurt your feet or thoy
don't look well on your feet no stylo to them or they
haven't worn so long as thoy ought.
Well, that shows that you did not buy them
from us. You probably bought them from somo ono who
claimed to be giving you a "great bargain" more than your
money's worth, and It's tho natural result of such purchases.
Let us fit you with the next pair and you'll see tho differ
ence. You'll havo a durable, comfortable, stylish, high-grado
shoe.
T. P. CARTWRIGHT & CO.
I6th and Douglas.
4
) BSK r
lOufTta VtOtTAflliS
J ' v
I Wat riEA'
L2 -lJ 1
Kiekers
aro In their place on tho foot ball Held, but
not good to have na customers. Purchatiers
of the
Herrick Refrigerator
do not kick because the goodB do all wo
claim for them. Moro food space for tho
money than you can got In other makco.
Absolutely perfect circulation, positively uo
dampness, consequently no mould or decay.
J' LsK! I Squires & Smith, LIS
1108 FARNAM STREET.
Are You Discouraged?
huiI loth to bollovo tho announce
ments In tho papers from dcntUts
who claim to perform miracles? You
do some an injustlco to put all In' the -same
class. Wo nek simply a trial
lets than that como and tee us only.
Wn can refer likely to somo of your
Intimate friends who aro stout
champions of our work.
BAILEY, the Dentisl
al'JS I'm Ion IIIk. lOlh A I'nriiaiu,
Lady Atlcudaut. I'buuc 1U83.
