THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA MONDAY , JUNE 12 , 1882. 1 * ' '
IEIID & OO ,
The Only Exclusive
Wholesale Hardware House
ITXT
1108 AND 1110 HARNEY STREET
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OMAHA - - - - - NEB.
WHOLESALE
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
AND DEALER N-
Wall Paper and Window Shades
1304 Farnham St. Omaha Neb.
& JOZDsTIElS
Wholesale Lumber ,
Ho. 1408 Farnhain Street. . Omaha. .
THE MOLINE STOVE !
Manufactured by
Theymnko n specialty of COOKING STOVES , and have this jear plarcd . In the market
oneof the JIOsT ECONOMIC , AND M'lST ' SAiISPACTORY . STOVES ever made. They make . both
Plain and extension top and guarantee ) all their goods. The agents ( or the company are.
PIERCY & BRADFORD ,
-DEALERS IN-
Furnaces , Fireplaces , Heaters
IMC .A. WT O ? XI X. S3 ,
GRATES , RANGES , STOVES ,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS , Etc.
211 FARNAM STREET. OMAHA NEB
CARPETSEASON.
SEASON.
J.
Invites the attention of the public
to his
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
O3E"
New Carpets )
Embracing all the late pat0
terns in everything in
the Oarpet Line.
Mattings , Oil Cloths and window Shades.
In large quantities , and always
at the Bottom Prices.
LACE CURTAINS A SPECIALTY.
J. B. DETWILEE !
1313 Farnam Street.
OMAHA , - - NEBRASKA
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS
We keep on band a Ml and complete line of FANCY AND
STAPLE STATIONERY 'of . Pocket-Booka
description.
-
every
Gold Pens. Pencils , Inks , Mucilage , Envelopes ; Vlsi' . , Playing
Regret , Dinner and Birthday Cards , &c. , &o. Give us > call ,
GILMAN R. DAVIS , & CO.
105 S , 16th Streets .Opp , Postoffioe ,
t
tnlO-Jm
PHE DAILY BEE
The DEE PUBLISHING CO. , Prop'rs
610 r rnh m , bet Oth find 10th Gtreoti ,
TRRltS OK SUBSClUPTtON. '
Die eery 1 rmn ! duncopwpald ( ( ) ' * J10.M
8 month ) " " i.CO
month " " - R.OO
* AIL WAY TIME TABLE.
OJU ) 0111000 , t. MVfc ,
OIIAIIA RAUHOin ,
I.MVO Omr.T P/xswircer / No. t , gi30.m. Ac
mznpJatlori No. 4 , 1:0 : ( p.m
AitlveOmfthv- v.air No. 1,5:50 : p. m
tc f tiUUon No. S , liO a. m.
tHuu tAxr on hourn N > OKB.
a , B. 6 0. 7:40 t. I3.--S.IO p. m.
0. & N. W. . 7:10 : 11. m. 8:40 : n , in.
IX , H. I. 6 P. , 7:40 : c. RI 8:10 : 1 > . m.
5. C.StJ. & 0. IX.loivcsnt { 80 * . m. nd7:4 :
re. Arrives at S I Louis at C:80 : t. m. and 6:5 :
tu.
tu.W. , 6k. T. . fc P. , lows ftt 8 . m. and 8:10 : p
Arrives a tit. Lenis at 0:40 : . m , and 7SO :
m
rvr OK BOtrrawMT * .
0. A K. In N n. , Through Exprm , 8 : < 0 a. m
n. U M. Llnccln Kiprcs * : SO p. m.
U P. CHcrliml Express. 13U : p. m ,
0 , li R. V. tor Lincoln , 11:45 : a. m.
0. K K V. for Osceolft. 9:40 : i , m.
U. P freight No. 6 , 6:30 : a. m.
C. P I roldit No. B , 80 : a. m.
U. P. freight No. IS , 2:50 : p. m.
U. P. freight No. 7 , C:10 p. ru. emt r nt.
- . P. Denver cxnrctu , 7SS : p. m.
U. P. freight Nn 11. 11:30 : p. m.
U. P. Denver freight , 8:29 : p. m.
AKMVlflO BO iST AKD SOOTH
0 B. * Q 4:00 a. m. 7:16 : p m.
0. A N. 1V..BM6 a. m. 7S6 : p. m.
a K. I. * P. , 9:45 : a. ru. 9:05 : p. m.
< . 0. , St , Joe & 0 n. , T8Ja. ! m. : p. a
ARUW't I'KOM THI WK9 AID BOOnTWMf.
0 , ft R. V. from Lincoln 1 )3 p. m.
U. P. raclflc Kxprosd 3:28 : p. m.
D < 6 It. In Nob. < Through Kinraw 4:11 : p m
H. ft M. Lincoln Exproso 0:46 : in.
U. P. Denver express , 7Si ix. m.
U. P. Fraljtht No. 14 2:60 : p. ro.
U. P. Ifo. ( W8:20 a. rru Kmlgionl
IT. F. freight No. 14 , 12:18 : p. m.
U. P. So. 8-0:00 p. m.
U. P. No. 13 1:45 : a. m.
U , P. Denver freight , 1:10 : a. in.
0 , A R. V. mixed , ar. 4:15 : p. m.
BD3O1T TAAIK8 BrrWKCS OIUIU JOT
ootmit. BMJrr * .
tcaro Oronba at 8:00 : , flCO : , 10:00 : and 11CO :
m. ; 1:0 : B:00 : , 3:00 : , 4:00 : and 6:00 : p. in.
Ltnvo Council BluHa at 3:22 , 0:25 : , 10:25 : and
: a. in. ; 1:25 , 2:25 : , 3:20 , 4:25' : and 5:25 : p. m.
b'nudaya The dtimray loaves Omnha at 9:00
nd 11:00 : a. tn. ; 2:00 : , 4:00 : and 6:00 p , m. LOATH )
inmcll BluBa J ; S5 aud 11:25 : a. m. ; 3JB : , 4SC :
Dd t5 : p. m ,
Through and local puManpcr trains between
Omiha nnd Council Uluds. Lcnvo Omaha 6:15 : ,
; IS , B:60n. : iu. ; 8:10 : , 5:45 : , C:00 : p. m. Arrive
OciMvi 7:10 , 11:8 ! ! , 11:45 : a. m , ; 6:40 , 7:05 : , 7:15 : ,
p. tn
_ _
Crionlng arm doling ct Mplli.
tooir. cr . CLOSE.
c. in. p. tn. n. m. p. m.
W . 11.00 8:00 5SO : 2:40 :
, It I. U F clfle.U:00 : 9:00 : BSO : ! :40 :
CMcsRO , B. ti IJ. . . . . .11:00 : 0:00 : 6:30 : 2:40 :
t.rifon ! . ; . i2sa BSO : s :
Hoax City tnd IV.clflc. . 9:00 : 6CO : S:40 :
r/nlou rociO : . 1OT 11:40 :
4:00 : 11:40 :
3.411. luNcb . 4:00 8:10 :
Donna & Sioux City. . . . 0:00 : 7:50 :
L. & M. Lincoln . 10:30 : : CO
17. P. Lincoln , Sunday. . . 1:80 11 SO
J. F. iJcurer Exp . fl.-OO CSO :
O.alourCltyftSt. P. . .11:00 2:40 :
Local malla for State of Iowa Itvro but one * a
l y , vli : 0:30 : a. m.
Oflca open Uundaye from 12 m. to 1 p. m.
THOS. F HALL P U.
Business Directory ,
Abstract and Real tttate.
JOHN L. McCAQUE , opposite Post Offlcs.
W. B. BARTLEIT 317 South IRth Street
Architects.
JUFRENE 4 MENDELSSOHN , AKCIHTKCTa
Room li. Crclghton Clock.
A. T. LARGE Jr. . Room 2. Ciclehton Block.
Uooi nd bnuct.
JAMES DaTINB & CO. ,
Hat Hoata and Shoal. A good vwortmonl
atjms work oa hi nd , corner 12th and llarnoy.
rn03. UUICRSON , S. E. cor. 16th untl DonjUs.
JOHN FORTUNATUS ,
5C510th street , manufacture ! to eider peed work
tl f ! r prlccn. Rcoalrlny done.
Bed Springe.
LAKRIUER Mnputacturcr. 1617 Douylnaet.
books , news and Utntlonery.
J. I. FRUEUAUF 1016 Farnhun Etroel.
butter tend
KoSHANB & SCHROEDER , the oldeal B. and E.
viuaa lu Nebraska tabll hod 187B Omaha.
RESTAURANT ,
MR8. A. RTAN ,
Hatbtreal corner 16thand Dodgu.
Best Board ( or the Monay.
Satisfaction Ooaranteod.
a I all Hoars.
Board by the Dy , Week or Month.
Good Terms foi Cash.
Furninhpd RnnniB Supplied.
uarrlagea nnn Road Wagont.
HU SNYDER , llth and Harnov Btreetg.
Olothlng Uought.
I. HARRIS will pay hlgheatCash price ( or Mcond
nd clothlnr. CornenlOth and Farnham.
oewe era.
JOHN BAUMER IBli Farnham Street.
dunk.
H. BKBTHOLD , Raga and Metal
uurnoer Lime and Ooment.
rOSIER & GR Y corner 8th and Douglas SUi
Lamps and Qlatiware.
f BONNER 1B09 Donglaa Ht. Good Variety.
Merchant Tailor * .
Q. A. LINDQUEST ,
Joe ot our moat popular Merchant Tailors la re-
'dvlng the lateat doslirna ( or Spring and Bummer
Bcioda ( or gentlemen wear. Stylish , durable ,
nd nrlcon low aa ever 216 IBth bet DOUK. & Faro.
Millinery.
URS. 0. A. B1NOER , Wholooala and Ratal ] , Fan.
y floodg In great variety , Zephyn , Can ) Boards ,
uoslory , Olorea , donate , &c. Cboapoat 0ouao In
ho West. Purchaaora eave SO per cent. Order
> 7UalI. 116 FUteenth Street.
roundry.
OffW WBARNB A SONS cor.lith&Jackaonite
r lour and Fowl.
OUAIIAOITY MILLS , 8tb and JTarnham III. ,
SVelahans Broa. , proprteton.
Qrocera.
C. STEVEN8 , tlat between Cumlng and liar
r. A. MoSHANE , Corn. S8d and Oumlntr Btreett.
Hardware , Iron ana Steel.
9LAN & LAKGWOKTI1Y , Wholowle , IIP ani1
12 IDtb street
A. HOLMES come into and California.
nnrneaa , Or.adlea , ttc.
C. WE18T 80 18th Bt. bet FarnHarney. .
Hotels
K , On. Ctnfleld.Oth & Famham
10KAN HOUSE , P II. Cary , 013 F nih mBt.
BLAVEN'8 HOTEL , F. fiUvcn , 10th St.
nntlicrn Hotel Qua. Hamel 8th < t Lo vcnworth
h'Mlnm ana Ullt.
iCUUN & CO.
tf.nna = ! at . lrlns Vt.no OooJs , Oar. liln and
DODzii * itrecta.
rr. J. V/IUTEHOUPE , Wholceale & Retail , loth al.
0. FIELD , 202S HortU Side Cumlcg Street.
PARR , DfiiarifLit. loin and Howard Btrcetn.
OentltU.
Pit , PAUL WllHama UlocK Cor. 16th & Podge.
ury uooat r otion , tto.
JOHN II. F. LEHUANN & CO. ,
w Yerk Dry OooJa Keorc , 1810 and 1811 Faru-
bam itrtct ,
i. 0. Knewold also booU and ghoea ft Paclflc.
ruruuure. '
k. V , GROSS , Now and B end Hand Fnrnttnrt
ad Btoro , tin Dciulai. Hl bc t caab price
ild ( or cocond band 00001.
BONNER 1809 Donrla at. Tine eoodi 4c.
frrce Works.
OlIAKA FENCE CO.
OUT , nUES&CO UlBHarneyBt. , luprora
d Ice Bozoi , Irrc anj Wood Kencoi , OSca
lllo . P/innlf i pina anil Walnn * .
fuwnoroxera.
ROBENyELD 10th St. , bet /ar. ft Har
Herrlgerators , Oantlold's Patent.
OOODUAN 1th St bet. Faro. &
Ulgari and Tobacco.
WEST & FRITBOBER , manufacturer ! of CIgari ,
nd Whalodalo Doaleral n Tobactoa , 1806 Dotulaa.
y. F. LORENZEN manufacturer 1418 Farnham
Florist.
A. Donaghne , plantj , cut Boweri , Medi , ooqneU
to. N. W. cor. 10th and DowIM ititeU.
GO To CRAWS
Green House 17th and Webtter street , ( or
lanti , BouquoU , Flowers , Floral De < hni be.
Oornlc * Work * .
Cornice Worki , Marrattttnren Iron
Domic * , Tin , Iron and Bltte Rootling. Ordcri
from any locality promptly executed In the b rt
manner. Factory and Office ISIS lUrney Si.
0. OITOIIT , Prorilctor. ,
0 l * slrcvl Iran Oornlcos , Window Ct , tte. ,
msntificturod nnil irat up In any putt of the
fmirttr T PINITOTill 41 * TTilrfnsnth irtrppt
Orockery ,
J. DONKHR IBOtl Petiglm ttrett. Ooaj line
Uommiealon Mercnanti ,
JOHN O , Wlh LI8.14H Doil e Sticel.
D D. HKKMKR. For dcUlU toe Urge tdmil
mint In IHllv amlWroVlr.
'Olvll Englnecri and Surveyor * ,
ANIHtlHV R09KWATEU , CrelRljton Block
toirn Duncy * , OrMlo and fieworajo nyttctri a
Olothlng and Furnlihlng Ooo s.
OKO. II. PETERSON. Alw H&tfl , Cap ) , ttootn ,
Short Notloni and Cutlerr , BOI8.10th etrtel.
Show Date Manufactory. )
0. J. WILDK ,
Uanutactnrrr and Dealer In all Mndi ol Show
Caw , Upil ht Casco. A 13U Caw Bt.
FRANK L. OF.RHARD , proprietor Omaha
Show Cato manufactory , BIS South 16th street
between Learenworth and Uarcy. All Rood
irarranttyl Brnt-clM * .
ores ana mwnre.
A. BURMESTKlt ,
Daaler In CtovM and Tinware , and Uannfacturt
of Tin Rootn and all klnda of Building Work
Odd Fellows' Block.
J. BONKKR. 1BOB PontlM 81 Bftd and Chean.
Ueedk.
J. KVANB , Wholwiala and Retail BMH ! Drilla and
Cultlratora Odd Folio * Hall
Pnyilclana and Ouraconi.
W. B. GIBDS , U. D. , Room No I , Orelghton
Block , 15th Street.
P. 8. LEIBRNMNO , tl. D. Uaoonlo Block.
L. HART , M. D. , Eye and Ear , opp. poitofflce
DR. L. D. ORADD7.
Ociitlit and Aurlnt. B. W 16th and Farnham Sk
PnotOKrapnere.
. HKYN , PROP.
Grand Central Oallenr ,
SIS Slitwnth Street.
near Muonlo Hall , f Irtt-class Work and Prompt
neg Kuarantoet )
Plumbing , Uas ana titoam Fntlna.
P. W.TARPyACO..S18ia 8t , bet. Farnkam
andDouglM. TVorkpromp yaltondod to.
D. riTZPATRIOK. 1/ouelM Btreot.
alntlnn an aper unglng.
1ENRT A. KOSTKUH. Ill Ondite Street.
Bhoo Otoroi.
Phillip Lan 1180 Farnham ft IK" lEih ft llth
Second Hand btoro.
PERKINS & LRAR , 1110 DoiigUa St. New and
Second Hand Furnlturo , Houao Fiirnhhlne Goads
& . . IwiiiDht and Hold on narrow nmnrlrw
Unaenakert > ,
OHAH. UIKWE. 101 ! ) Farnham bet 10th i > lltJ
00 Oent Otoret.
P. O DAOKU8 Tarnham S > . Vmnv nond
Ualoons.
HENRY KAUF1IANN ,
In tno new brick block on DouclM Strnel , ha
lust opened rt moot olcjant Bcca Hall ,
Hot Lunch from 10 to IS
every day.
"Cali-donta"J FALCONER 070 Hth Btreot.
STATE CAPITAL GOSSIP
The Dandy Hull and His Little
Bar'l.
Regent Gore Still Rootiting "Old
Si" and Hid Titlo.
Corroipondcnco of The Bee.
LINCOLN , Nob. , Juno 10. The
principal topic of conversation hero
ia iho extremely low bail bond re
quired of D. G. Hull , the Into cus
todian of our government building.
Even the .Lincoln Journal , that novcr
moans to say anything , gave the
Uniled States district judge for the
district of Nebraska a backhanded
alar ; the other day for allowing a man
to go at largo -with only $1,000 bail ,
after having boon indicted twenty or
thirty times for stealing § 0,000. Mr.
Hathaway evidently never knw that
such an item would appear , or ho
would have suppressed it , for fear
that the learned judge might in hie
profound wisdom decide that some of
the legal notices might bo published
in a more legal sheet. The people of
Nebraska have also spoken in tones
loud enough to bo distinctly under
stood on this question , and if thb is
an indication of the course to bo pur
sued throughout this trial , Mr. Hull
may as well bo turned loose at once.
Lawyer who pretend to bo posted ,
have said from the beginning that the
trial would bo wurso than a farce ,
THE UNIVERSITY
of Nebraska is in a muddle now , and
no mistake , and the people all over
the state are watching with a great
deal of interest the course to bo pur
sued by Hon. 0. H , Gore , the newly
appointed regent. Mr. Gore has al
ready commenced his usual straddling
process , and before the second moot
ing of the board his logs will bo about
; wico as long as they are now , and his
Dody correspondingly short. The pro
gramme , OB it now stands , is to retain
, ho chancellor and take back Profos-
lora Emoraon nnd Woodbury , and
oavn Professor Church out m the
cold. But this is subject to change in
; aso the Slate Journal can bo sure of a
ittlo extra patronage by bringing the
: hango about. Mr. Gore holds the
> alanco of power in the board cf re-
; onts , and the people who do not
enow him are expecting great things.
Some even declare that ho is to clean
mt the institution , root and branch ,
> ut this class of people do not know
heir man. Ho has not got a decent
izod back bone , and what ho has gets
s made of the very poorest material.
POLITICAL NEWS
s rather ccarco at this writing. Gen.
3i Alexander who has been expecting
o bo boosted clear into the guborna-
.oriftl chair by the G. A. It. boom ,
inds that there is a prospect of a real
oldlcr coming to the front. Hi was
lever in a battle tillho wont to "Gamp
Jump , " and never saw a live rebel era
a dead one , either , for that matter ,
ind was not out of the state during
.ho . war and how ho over bocaino the
ommander of the G. A. R. is u mys-
ory. It is now definitely arranged
hat Assistant Secretary of State
loggun is to bo the Gorman candidate
in his own mind ) for secretary of
tate , and if boor drinking is the only
ualiflcation ho is fully up to the
tandard , In this congressional did-
rict there appears to bo no lack of
andidatos. Wo have heard the same
f Gen , Mandorson mentioned from
rour own city and Judge Weaver of
tichardson , is also spokon'of , while
Ion. 0. 0. Whodon is prominently
named as the anti-monopoly candid-
to , and the railroads have decided
is a last resort , to bring forward Gon.
) ebb , in case Iho anti-tnonops pro-
ont too strong a front , but this is
inly in case all other dougos fail. In
bo Second district James Laird is the
ailroad candidate , and ho and his
rionds calculate that they have a
walk-away , Of course the Alliance
will control Adams county , none
no doubts that , but then ho is mak-
\inpf \ his arrangements to control the
Alliance , and that will give him his
own county to start with
OO.VE TO WASHINGTON.
Our townsman 'W , II. ] J. Stout is it
Washington , figurine to have the
smallest colonel in the United States
( Col. Smith ) , of this city , appointed to
the position of supcrintcndon
of the Denver court house and post
oflico thnt in soon to bo built at thtx
place. It Smith gets the covotci
place Mr. Stout will undoubtedly
have the satisfaction of putting in a
few rock at reasonable figures.
KNOX COUNTY.
Cotrcsjwndcnce of The Itco.
NionnAirA , Juno 8. The past three
days has been very warm and im
proved the corn very materially. Smal
grain is doing well and promises a
peed viold ; no frost in this section of
the country to do any harm.
The AViej says Niobrara is to have
a boom this month , probably the ex
tension of the C. , M. A St. P. 11. U.
across the Missouri river , thence in a
southwesterly direction to some point
on the U. P. H. H.
WAHOO NOTES.
Corronxmdenco of the BCD.
The John A. Andrew post of the
G. A. 11. , with the Wahoo Base Ball
club , are arranging for an excursion
to Fremont and Columbus on the 15th
P. M. Stratton'a ' now brick block
is well under headway , some fifteen
or twenty men being engaged thoroon.
Joseph & G ratio will soon commence
largo addition to their present com
modious building.
The Dolloo house , the only first
class hotjl building in town , is still
without an occupant. Why this so
your correspondent is not informed.
It stands en the corner of Fifth street
and Broadway , an ornament to the
town. It was built expressly for n
hotel and is four stories high includ
ing basement. Iloro is a good chance
for some good hotel man.
The building boom still continues
in Wahoo. Twenty to thirty build
ings can bo counted under construe
tion , anong the finest of these may bo
mentioned the roaidonco of 0. F.
Williams , 0. M. Oopp and J. B. Stur
dovant on Linden avenue and I. E.
Phelps on Broadway.
Oatonborg & Co. are now shelling
and shipping their immense crib o
corn. This corn was mostly bough
from thirty-five to.forty-fivo cents po
bushol. A handsome profit will bo
realized on the investment.
THAT OTHER FELLOW.
Qivea Away.
Wo cinnnt help notIciii7tlioHbcr.il oilc
made to nil invalids nnd Hull'ercra by lr
King's Now Discovery fur onsmnptioii
Youtira miticated to call at O. F. Good
innn'a Drug Store , nnd pi t a Trial Bnttl
free of cost , it you nro sufTeriiiiF with Con
sumption , Severe Coughs , Colds , Anthmn
Bronchitis , llay Fever , LUSH of Voice
Hoarseness , or nny nlFoition of the Thron
or Lungs. It will pofutivcly euro you.
Roses atNow Orleans.
New Orleans Commercial.
I don't believe there is any region
on earth where roses arow in such
abundance , variety , beauty and sweet
ness as they do m the Now Orleans
country. A Mississippi gentleman , to
whom I have been indebted for in
formation on various subjects , to'ls
me that there is growing and in bloom
at his homo this moment a Lamarquo
vine eight foot long. The stem is
eight inches through in the thickosl
part. It was planted seventeen or
eighteen years ago. It is twined
around a veranda , and its gorgeous
clusters of cream-tinted roses are
splendid to bohold. At Now Orleans
the Mareclml Niol roses cauao the
Northerner to stare in speech' '
loss wonder. I saw ono of the
plants that must have been fifty feet
long. I have soon vines of the same
rose that long in the North , but they
wore scraggy , and loan-looking , and in
the florist's greenhouses. AtNow Or
leans they run wild and zovol like a
midsummer night' * dream , The blos
soms grow in gorgeous clusters ot half
a dozen or more , and the flowers arose
so largo that they would more than
cover the top of a largo sized coffoo-
: up. A single ono of the pale-gold
beauties will fill a room with perfume.
They are as plenty down * hero as
"white top" in a northern moadow.
And they sell for 81 a bud up north ,
[ n some of the private citizens' yards
in Now Orleans there are as many as
a hundred different kinds of roses all
in bloom at oner. They do not require
quire protection from cold at any
imo. They all stand out-doors
in the open ground , and many
varieties bloom more or loss all the
vintor through. The rose is a
avorito flower at Now Orleans. At
ho jockey club races wo saw dozona
of handsomely dressed ladies with ex
quisite bunches of rosebuds at their
) olts and elsewhere in their dresses
the sweet , lovely flower that nature
imdo , none of your abominable arti-
icial things. The rose the French in-
labitants of Now Orleans are fondest
of for decoration is called the "Gold
of Ophir. " Northern florists have it ,
> ut it is not common. The bud is
especially prized for its beauty. It is
a smallish rose , of n very palo-pink ,
hading on towards the heart in a
deep , rich gold color. Faint streaks
of crimson touch the outer petals ,
t Is one of the loveliest roses I over
aw.
Our Glorious Iiidopondonoo.
What can be more ( 'lorioua than to ba
ndepcmient of milfoilu , caused by dya-
lejiBia , indigestion , constipation , Hick
leadache , or other diseases emanating
ram the utoirmch. This can be easily
aineil by a timely use of BURDOCK Bi.oon
JITTKIIH , Price 81.00. Odlw
Genius Rewarded ;
Oil ,
riio Story of the Sewing Maoliino ,
A handiome little pamphlet , blue and gold
, eve with numeroua cngravlnge , will bo
GIVEN AWAY
ot ny kutilt poreon calling ( or U , at any branch
r lub-oBlco of The Ulneor JlanuUcturlnif Coin-
auy , or will bo tcut by mall , post paid , to
.ay . pcnon living at a dliUuce from our olllcoi.
The Siiigor Manufacturing Do , ,
Principal Oflico , 34 Union Bquare ,
NEW YORK.
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1I422 and 1424 Dodge St ,
"PARASOLS ! "
Owing to the lateness of the season we
will close out our entire stock of PARASOLS
at a Great Reduction from former prices.
150 BLACK SAJIN PARASOLS , $1.25
150 BLACK SATIN PARASOLS , LINED
$1.50.
100 BLACK SATIN PARASOLS , LINED
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100 BLACK SATIN PARASOLS , LINED
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75 BLACK SATIN PARASOLS , LINED AND
SPANISH LACE TRIMMED $3.00.
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24-inch All Silk Sun Umbrellas , $3.00
24-inch All Silk Sun Umbrellas , $3.25
Finer grades up to $15.00 which we are
selling at a great reduction in order to close.
If you intend buying a Parasol , don't fail
to examine these before purchasing.
MAIL ORDERS 'RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTIOH.
L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS.
Cor : Dodge and 15th Street.
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