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CAPITAL CITY COUKI15K, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1890
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GOLD COIN HEATERS
For Hard Coal
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For Soft Coal.
Most Powerful Hunters Made I
Most Economical on Fuul!
FRANK E.LAMR,
030 P
NORTH SIDE
STREET.
P. O SQUARE.
Smoking Jackets,
Fancy Vests,
Full Dress Suits,
Fall Dress Vests,
Fine Furnishings,
Christy's London Hats,
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Hosiery,
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Hosiery,
Hosiery,
Grunt Line Low Prices 1
U nderwear,
$. Underwear,
. Underwear,
All Kinds All Weights!
And u'J.lnc of
STAMPED LINENS
remarkably pretty mul exceedingly low in
price. Call mid sec them 4
EOBSMM & CROWE,
114 South .Twelfth Street,
A Fine Crayon
LIFE SIZE
FREE
AT
,SHERWIN'S
essjr
1124 0 ST.
Every customer gets n head
nnd shoulder Crayon Picture
Trrin from anv and all cost.
This work is made direct from
tiny photo you may want
copied. Call and look' into
this matter.
.1 Mymfdr tv'o .lnifeni VVimm
PubllNliocl Saturday.
Address nil coiiuiuuucAtluii direct to the office
Wicmhici Phintino Co..
I'Uiit.miiKiiH.
Courier llulldlmt, llffi N Hlroot.
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1. U'khhki,, Jn., ICdltor and Hole Fioprlotor.
W. MoutonHmitii, AMmwInto Kdltor.
HunaoitliTloNi Ono Year by Mall or Curried
fJ(M Hlx Months, 11.00; Three Montlm, Mo.',
Ono month tt) Cents IiiTarnMy In AiItiiiicc.
AnvinTlRKMnrrnl Itatm furnished on application
At tho ofllce. Hh-oIaI rates on Time Contracts,
Oontiiwutions! Hliort sploy sketches, kmmiii and
stories solicited, IViwimaI ami HocIaI notes nrn
especially desirable,
I'niNTiNiii Wo tnnko n specialty of Kino Printing
In All II brandies, Hoolety work a Mclalty,
Kntercd nltho 1'oitolllco of Lincoln,
Ha second class mutter.
Neb.,
POPULATION OF LINCOLN, 68,000.
TAKE NOTICEI
Tho Couhiku will not Ik rosiionslblo for
any debt made by nny ono In ltd namo, tin
mm n written order nocompnnleH thu same,
Till: NOUIAI. (1AI.KNIIAII
Tuesday, Don. "J Meeting of the Tuesday
Kvculhg club nt Mr. mul Mrs. Hholdons',
"Festival of Days (Trinity clmrcli entertain
ment) nt Tomplo linll,
Wednesday, Doo.!l IloytVA llrnnH Mon
key" nt FunkoV. "Festivnl of Days" nt
Temple hull Huslncss meeting of I'lonsnnt
Hour dub, Hardy it I'ltehcr'H nt7:!J0p. in.
Thursday, Doe. I "Festival of Dnya" nt
Temple hall.
Friday, Dee. ft lltwptlon given by MUs
Nnnml Weaver for Miss Weaver of Omaha
mul Miss (Inlo of Chicago. "Fostlvol of
Days" nt Tniilo Imll. F street ennl club nt
Mi. M. A. WnriTiiV.
Hatimliiy, Deo. (I "Arlxoim Joo" nt
Funke'ii.
Monilny, Deo. 8 llnnipua of tlio MyNtlo
HIirliiontTvmplu Imll,
Tmiwlay, Doo. l Lotus flub nt Teniplo
Imll, ilftucliiK.
Wliuilny, Dee. 10 (lovmiiii Festlvnl nt
Tvtuplo Imll.
Tlmrmlny, Doo, 11 Clmmikn entertnln
incut mul ilmico nt Tomplo Imll.
Tuonluy, Doe. III-WwI.IIiik of MIn Tllllo
It. roUnonmlMr. Wlllnrd II. Mills nt tho
reMdeneo of Mr. mul Mih. F, II. llohminu.
ThiiiNlny, Deo IS Yiirilnmiter'n nmiuul
Imll nt Tomplo Imll.
FAMILIAR PEOPLE.
Thero nro few mora moiloHt men thnu A. O
.lemor tho Koutnl olty piiNsoiiKor iiKont of
tho IliirlliiKtou it MUsourl HUer lUillnuy
company, Mr. lemar it wiu, who wnnlniKO'
ly roipoimlblo for tho miiocom of tho Unit
Chirlty llnll Inst your, mul It U to Mr. Zlo
mor tlmt much of tho croillt for tho brilliant
ovont of Thursday ovouIiik, 'ho second nn
mini, Is also duo. Hut hoillsolalms nny erollt
for whnt ho ha done nnd ronlly objects li
ImvliiK Ills imino mentioned In connection
with tho Chnrlty Hall. It Is easy enough to
nld la nn undertaking of this kind nf tor it hns
oticotnkon dollnito tdinpo. It Is nn entirely
dllToront mntter to cryxtnlllzo such n idovih
inont from chnos mul ktnrt It on the road to
buccwk. Tho latter Mr. Zlemer has done.
Months ngo ho was busy with plans for the
second Charity Hall, nnd ho has given tho
matter his portiona! nttontlnu unceasingly.
The committeea did moat olTectlvo work, but
Mr. Jftomer'a is tho greatest credit for exact
lug libor, patiently nud uusallUhly per
formod. Ills Is tho honor of originating tho
Lincoln charity ball.
Harry Nlssloy writing (o n friend in this
city from Mexico, doicriboiin most delightful
trip, sinco leaving Minnesota with his brldo
n few weeks ngo. They have nlrendy vWitod
Oregon, California nud Wellington, nud Imw
tore arriving In Lincoln will make n number
of Ktops nt various jioluU of Interest in tho
southwest. Mr. nnd Mrs, Nissloy nro exist
ed in this city sometime next week.
As has been stntl by tie dally imperii "the
Lincoln" will 1) uiauagidbyBher8 ff Mark
ell of Omaha. Mr. Markell will remain in
Omnhn; but Mr. Shears will remove to this
city. Tho Mica Selmni nro leading mem
Iwrs of society nt tho metropolis, and will
inakon welcome nddition to our ohii social
circles,
Biun Wetssol who has lieen in Chicago thU
week purchasing goods for the recently or
ganlml Western MnttreHconi)iiy,of which
ho is h member, hns rcUgncd his ioltlou
with tho Lincoln AVirscompany Inonler that
ho may give his wholo time to tho nw enter
jil IhO. He hns traveled for tho AVici for live
year nnd during that time lino built up a
very largo state business for that house.
Will Mnupln, foriuorly of tho Kearney
ftiterprhc, has siicceodetl Col. John. M. Cot
ton as Lincoln correspondent of tho Onmhi
W'arlil-llertihl. Cot. Cotton will devote his
time to tho growing demniuls ot',Vitn(lu Ft(r
and his list of foreign pnpers.
Nebraska is liononnl by tho wlectlon of
Snm K, Ix)w of this city ns vnledlctorlnn of
the senior law class nt Ann Arbor.
Mr. 8elby Caitor, of Nashvllte, Tennessee:
,'Ayor' Sursaprllla cleared my system of
tcrofuln."
Anctlier lot of those OSct.
at J. 11. Mauritius tt Co's.
Driving Oloves
All tho latost Bheet music, new stock, at
O rancor's Art Music store, S13 south Kloventh
street.
, Ladles tiiwo-ilollur ooe calf Oxfords, ull
colors and nil shinies nt 1.10 nt the Wreck
nlo, lUlUOstieet.
TilM C1IAHITY BALL.
coutlmiiMl from first pngo,
Andrus, (I C'Ht.Iiilin, (IcoMcAithur, .1 II
McDonald, Harry Freeman, W F Meyer, F
II Mntirlllus, John lhllllM, Will Hmumund,
Frank Folk, Fr.l Walton, Tilbot (Inild, W
Morton Hinlth, CliirkHoii,HobertMulr, llnrry
McConlgn, Kreil Ilii7ll.ger, Charles, Alger,
Htephon Langv(ntliy, Wllklo Kdunrds, Omn
ha; Kd (hllesplo.M L Hlnckburn, Chris Ciiuip,
Mark Wo'mIk, Hoiuls.
(lov. John M Thayer, Mrs K II Kddy, Mrs
L C llurr, Mr Frank McDonnld, Mis J M K
Ht John, MrCO Whelou,Mr lloso, Mrs Folk,
Mrs O II Onkloy, Mrs Agoy, Mm I) I) Mulr,
Mrs W H Latin, Mrs Hnrllolt, Omaha; Mrs
Hnid, Mrn Charles Hammond, Mrs Ada L
Kspy, Mrs Nelson llrook, Mis W II Ogilen,
Mrs'Oeuornl Amasi C'obb.MrM 1CH Newcomb
of Oinalia; Mrs J I) Mncfiirlaud, Mrs Whit
ney J Marshall, Mih Dr Appleget.
TIIK I'ATHO.fKHHKH.
Mosdames J, M. Thayer, Carlos 0. Ilurr, J.
I). MiicFnrlnud, It. O. l'lillllps, W. H. Ilar
grrnvoH, Frank !. Hholdon, I'nrl Fiuike, J. A.
lluckstiiir, O. II. Oakley, K. II. Hiirulmm,
Chas. K. Yntcs, Henry K. IaiwIs, Dr. II, F.
Daily, W, J. Marshall, Isnac M. Hnymoud,
(loo. II. Clarke. F. W. I.mvh.Wm, H. Ijittn,
W. 11, McArthur, M. Ackeriiinn, W. L. Day
ton, It. L. Ithelnnder, N. C. Ablwtt, 0. M.
IjiimborUou, H. !:. MiNire, John J. Duller, F.
A. llrowu, llenry Kchrung, Israel l'utnnm,
J. T. McDonald, Chas. II. (lore, J. W. Max
well, Thou. II. Ileiitou, John II. Wright, H.
II. Oakley, Win. II. Ogilen, duo. 11. Initio,
Kent K. Hnyilen, A. O. HeoHon, Mnnou
(Iregg, W. H, HulTmau, A. H, Hnymoud,
Dnvld Wise, 11. D. Hntlmwny, (leo. Ilossel
man, Kugeun 11, Appleget, A, I), Ilurr, H. H.
Malutosh, I,inUi Moyer, Wlllwr H. Dennis,
II. V. Foster, Fnd H. Kelly, II. 11. 1'ntrlek,
A. Hiirlbut, F W. Haldwln, AlU-rt W. Jnn
sen, H. II, Nesblt, K. K. Crlley, F. M. Hall,
Douglass Hhllllng, Cal. Thompson, (leu.
Ainasn Colili, (len. J. 0, Mcllrldo, Hon. 11.
Cowdery, Arthur C elmer, Win, M, Leon
ard, ('. II. linhoir, Joseph Hoehmer, C. H.
Llpplueott, Lieut. T. W. (Irilllth, L. C. llurr,
John Zolirung, 11, A. Ferry, W, H. OarlM-r,
A. J. Hnwyer, W. 11. tt'olcott, L. O. lllch.
arils, John Doollttle, O. M. Thomisou, II. W.
Hnmu, A. (). Hlllmoyer, 11. II, Demi, J. F.
lousing, L. W. Illlllugsley, U. M. Hartlett,
Carl J, Fruit, Turner M. Marquette, (leo.
Cook, Albert K, Hnrgronvos, I'M, I'. Fwlug,
Dr. F. W. Tucker, K. 11. Anilrus, lllelmnl
O'Neill, Khiicr U. Hoi.klo, Mayor II. 11. (Ira
ham. TIIK COMMITTKKH.
I'reslilont,Oov. John M Thnyerj vlceopresl
dent, A, C. Kleiner; secrutnry, W. li. Hiirdy;
Following nro tho committees in full:
Kxecutlvn committee O. It. Klchtor, chair
nmu;l)r W. L. Dayton, John Fitzgerald,
Hon, TIkm. II. Hotitou, Hon, It. II, (Indium.
Decoration committee- M. I. Altkou,clmlr
man; O.A. Mohrcustcchcr, 11. It. Krug, M.I'.
Mauritius, Kotiert Mclleyuolds, F. O. Howo.
Floor Coinmlttiv A.O. lteeson, chnlrmnli;
It. H. Jlclntwh, F. L. llurr, F. ('. .ehrung,
W. K. Chirk, (Iei. N. Foresnmii, L. Wessel,
Jr., W. K. Hnrdy, O. K. llrn.lloy, H. T. St.
John. II. L.Mayer, II. J. Hull.
Muslo conunltto W. K . IIanly,i'halrninn,
Dr. O. V. Lmld, W. Mm ton Smith, O.K.
Wnltc, John U Dorgmi.
Finance cominlttiHiJim-ph Hoehmer,chnlr
man; C. II. IuiholT, J. II. Hurley, A. J. Saw
yer, C. H. Llpplueott.
Print lug committee H, II. llnrnhnin,chalr
man; Dr. 11. F. Ilnlley, S. A. 1). Shilling, C.
.T.Krust.
Hew'ptlonroinmllteo H. II. Oakloy, chair
man; W. H. Oiii 1km-,. I. II urr, II. It. CowiN
cry, John Hteeu, J. K. Hill, C. II. (leiv, F. M.
Hall, I). K. Thompson, J. II. Wright, Lieut.
T. W. (Irilllth, C. J. Daulmch.
TIIK TOII.KTrKS.
Mrs. Foster-corn colored silk with lilnek
velvet corsage Flowers to correspond.
Mrs Townlcy pink silk with brocaded
trimmings.
Miss lllcrwltli white costume with gold
trimmings.
Mis F A Ilrown purple vehet nnd lavender
trimming-.
Miss Mntido Smith reif Henrietta.
Mrs Hnttett, Omaha lavender silk with
whlto overdress of tulle.
Miss llnwloy pink cludlls with whltu trim
mings, Mrs Mcintosh corn colored silk with nat
ural Mowers. ,
Miss Munpiette pink silk with (rout of
brocaded volvet;
Miss Lei and pink ohallls,
Mrs Van Duson black Iaco nnd velvet,
Mrs Wright corn colored tulle nud red vel
vet. Diamonds.
Mrs Mulr brown and whlto chnUls.
Mrs Denton red silk nnd black Iaco.
Miss Hnlrd black silk with red trimmings.
Mrs Hnymoud brown costume and dia
monds, MUsCarmody-rcdcostumonnd (lowers.
Miss May MoDonnld-whlto silk, l'luk
lllowors. Diamonds,
Mrs A O lteeson white silk en train with
earl ornamonts.
Miss Naomi Weaver black Iaco over silk
with Jet ornaments.
Miss Cora Weaver of Omalm pink costumo
with whlto overdress. ,
Miss Yott cherry colored silk nnd white
Inco. Diamonds,
Miss Hardy red nuns veiling on train.
Mlsi Fay Marshall pink elinllls.
Miss Zlomcr lilaek satin elaborately trim
med with shrimp pink ribbons.
MUsCUlom Chlcago-whltu silk with dia
monds,
Miss Klla llaymoud brown nud while
challls.
Miss Nowman-corn colored costumo with
black Iaco nnd diamonds
Miss Maud Oakley blue silk mid whlto
tiillo overdress
Mrs Maxwell pink silk with white lace
overdress and ribbons
Mrs Urlttlth black Inco with diamonds mid
natural (lowers
Mrs Upplucott pink silk nud black velvet
Miss Wells-bluosllk with while tullu over
dress Mrs lhickstntr white Henrietta with gold
passomuVtre nnd diamonds
Mrs Jansen handsome, whlto brocaded silk
with feather trimmings nud diamonds
Mrs McDonnld black threaded lace over
corded silk, with diamonds nud Jet trimmings.
Mrs Mason (Iregg Imported eostuma of
whlto brocaded cloth ami diamonds, on train,
very rich and handsomo
Miss Ada Crogg blue silk with white tulle
ovordress,
Miss Martha Fiuike lavender silk with
white fringe
Miss Mlnnlo Latin chocolate colored cos
tumo with whlto trimmings mi I natural Dow
ers Miss Olive Uittu pink crepe with white Iaco
ami natural (towers
Mrsbheldon-whlto silk with black velvet
overdress, very stylish, nud diamonds
Mrs OT llrowu white corduroy mid green
velvet
Miss Kugllsh redcoitiimonud black velvet
trimmings
Mrs Hard black Iaco
Mist Mason white silk nud gold Irlmmlngs
Mrs lletts-whlte satin mid gold trimmings
Mrs W J llyriies brocaded satin, pearls and
Mowers,
Miss Nolllo WliHr-Ori'clnnrostiimiiorcreum
colored crepe, ostrich feather trimmings nud
glllpiisKcmunlerloi ten roses
Miss Cook of HlAlr misln colored suriih silk
gold embroidery, mid (lowers
Miss Miiud Htohhs-plnk silk trimmed with
while
Miss Clara Walsh-lavender China silk;
whlto roses
Miss Anno Kunko-iiialive colored Henrietta
cut low, with green velvet trimmings
Mrs I K Harbor cream whlto Heurlolta,
fallosllk; carnations
Miss Daisy Hurks.-black silk mid velvet,
liolut Ineo
Mrs It II ()akloy-gry sltk, scarlet oropo
and cut steel ornaments; diamonds
Miss I'a u rile Hamilton of Alton, 111,woro
nvery pretty evening dress of Nile grcon
Henrietta, cut sipiuro front nnd hncit nud
sleevelets, white ostrich trimmings nud silver
cords
Miss Goldberg--green and black costume
.Miss Dully, Qulncy, III.,-. black silk
.Vrs W H Ayrcs redeoUuino; diamonds
Mrs Norrls Ilumphrey-bhick satin with
black silk ovordress! diamonds
.VlssJeuulo I'.rb. -black silk with red trim
mings Jfrs It ltchlandur.-bluck surah silk! dia
mond ornaments
.Mrs A ( Zlcmerlmpnrtcd white costumo
with pansy figures, shadings of old rose silk,
en train; diamonds and natural Mowers
Mr J FLuiislugstcol gray satin with steel
imKsementrlo. trimmed with pink silk mid
Inco; diamonds
.MIssKva Knapp'-whlto tulle, natural (low
ors, green and whlto .
wMrs J I) .Muol'arland white silk; diamonds
Mlss Florence Hrown (loworcd China silk
with brown trlmmlus
.Miss .M.y Hurrbluo slUt with whlto
trimmings
.Miss Kittle Cowdery-whlto coitiimo Iaco
overdress
Tho management wish to express their
gratitude to Mr. D. K, Thompson, president
of tho Flccti'ln Light comp'iuy, for tho free
use of Incandescent globes mid light; to the
state board of public lauds and buildings for
thu use of thu Capitol building, without which
thu bull could not have been n complete suc
cess; to tho young lady solicitors who did
such excollent work in tho illsjHwItlon of tick
ets, and frequently In tho face of adverse mid
trying circumstances. To their untiring ef
forts much of tho siiccckh of thu ball is due;
lo tho various iiowspaierH who have untir
ingly aided the enterprise, nnd t) whom Is
largely duo the successful Issue; to the green
houses for tho use of plants nud Hewers; to
tho fire nud police deimrtmeuts for kindly as
sistance in caring for tho guests mid looking
to their comfort; lo Mr. Fred Lougwoll nud
his gentlemanly nldoi for the co refill and suc
cessful management of tho clonk rooms; to
Almy & lllgvlow, tho electrician, for the
able mid Intelligent manner In which thu elec
trical tiled s were conducted, redounding
greatly to their ciidlt: to Mr. It. II. llri.iu-
eiil of tho Calcium Light company of Kan
sas City, for the clllelent and satisfactory
manner in which his wmk was done. It
provrd to be one of thu most charming fea
tures of the evening's entertainment; and
lastly to a most generous public for liberal
pulraunge ami kindly consideration, the ro
suit of which will very materially nld Kldcr
Howo In his good work nmong tho )oor nud
needy.
O0NT1U1IUTO11H TO TIIK IIAI.I, FUND.
The following Individuals nud firms very
generously donated goods as shown below:
James Miller, groceries S 500
Maxwell, Hhaipo ,V lloss Co., groceries... lUdU
Miller ,v. I'alne, dry goods Ill 00
McConlguA Allen, coal &U0
Webster A Hogers, shoes noil
Thultaznr, goods 500
HulchliiH A Ilyult, coal f(U
Ktnrralt llros .groceries &00
Kendall ASmltli, (lour 10U1
Newmiirk A llcrshler, goods MX)
Jones ,t Douglas, crackers fioi)
Yntes llros., shoes , fiUO
H. O. Kostitku, medicines 500
aeol'ochlcr, broad 500
A.lliirlbut, clothing 500
Chlpmau.V Hheen. meat 500
Mayer llros., clothing ; 10(H)
Hommons Clothing Co., clothing 500
Kltrgorald Dry floods Co,, goods 500
J,. Iirlscoe shoos 5 00
L, W. CIohhoii, grooorles 500
O.J. King, grooorles 500
Fred Schmidt, goods ,..,, 300
Kwlug Clothing Co., goods, 500
Manger llros., meat 5 00
Hall X Dunham, goods 5 00
Hubbard llros, meat 500
A. llloch, dry goods 500
It. II. Oakloy, coal 1100
Vlvynn A Frederick, bread 500
Tiik Couhiku, budges nnd printing 1100
Hood's Sarsaparllln has a steadily increas
ing Kpularity, which can only bu won by mi
article of rare merit. Give It u trial.
Iirlscoe, the shoe man, In the exositlon
has been having a very largo trado lately in
ladles and gentlemen's stylish, neat fitting
shoo. Ilriscoo'ri shoes nro of the very Iluest
workmniis dp and ombraco all of the leading
styles. Thoy lit superbly and nt tho samo
tlmowearus well ns heavier and less stylish
shoes. If you want foct wear tho best that
the market affords, it behooves you that you
call on Hi lscoe, the shoo man In the Exposi
tion. Ho can suit any taste, nnd ho guran
tees to tit any foot.
French kid and lino Dongo)n,lu'!les Wank-
eliphast sho.s, worth live, six and seven dol
lars go for f.UM) at the Wreck salu next week
1010 O street.
Five clx nnd eight dollar shoes, hand sowed,
all go nt ono price, f 1.60, nt the Wieck sale,
1010 O stacot.
Tlio Christ mis numb r of FreuniV Mimic
anil Mimiii will bo the handsomest ever Is
BUed, which Is suyluzn great deal.
CAtARRh
Is a constitutional mul not a local disease,
and tlicrefnro it cannot bb cured by local
applications. It requires n constitutional
remedy like Hood's Sarsaparllla, which,
working through the blood, eradicates the
Impurity which causes and promotes the
disease, and effects a permanent cure.
Thousands of pcoplo testify to tho success
of Hood's Harsaparllla as a remedy for
catarrh when other preparations had failed.
N. 1). Do sure to get only
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Bolilbjrsll Jrunclitl ?l ilxforS. Prepared only
l7 C. I. HOOD i CO., Apotliersrlci, Lowell, Mail,
IOO Doses Ono D
Opportunity Never Better.
Prices Never Lower.
Values Never Greater
THAN IS OFFERED YOU
IN OUR
DISSOLUTION SALE
Prices Lowered Greatly to Close Stock. Heavy
Reduction in
Men's Overcoats, Boy's Overcoats.
Men's Suits, Boy's ouits,
Children's Suits, Furnishings,
Winter Caps, Trunks and Valises,
Heavy Reduction in Everything
AT
GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE
Corner 0 and
Lincoln Safe
?; ' fa1 liEMMI i ilHi 1111 'iK:lH;'il
fm l 1vmIFil0' " "H A Ira III r KiUflfi 1RBSH Wgl
S9llHPiiiiiSS!9HIIH!HHiHiiiM
Absolute Protection for Your Valuables !
Hoxcs of all Sizes in Vault Rented by the Month or Year at Reasonable Rates.
S. E. Cor. 1 1th and P Sts.
China
THE STOQK OF
Queensware,
Silverware, Etc
Which is Now Opened at
143 Soutt 12tti St.,
is composed of first class goods in every respect. It is all
arranged and ready for the
Sacrifice Sale
The stock comprises everything usually found in a first
class glass, china and queensware store, including a large
stocic oi
Roger's Best Silverware.
These goods must be moved and prices will be made to
close them out.
THIS IS NO FAKE,
but a bona fide sacrifice sale and if you will call prices
will surely convince you of this fact-
Talbot r?. Gadd,
i.3 South Twelfth St.
CJUEAT -
TIIK
Tenth Sts
Deposit Vaults !
Sale!
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