Nebraska Newspapers

    EHE OMAHA DAILY BEE s SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 17 , 1887.
FftlOHXJENKD MAIDEN8.
Rescued Prom the Esmond Hotel Fire
by Daring Firemen.
The most serious conflagration which
has occurred hero for some months took
place yesterday morning , in what has
heretofore been known AS the Norrls hotel
on the corner of Sixteenth and Webster
streets. A few days ago Norrls retired
from the management of the place , and
a Mr. Colby took charge , changing the
name to that of the Esmond house ,
At 0:40 : o'clock the alarm was sounded
from box 64 , nnd though the tire depart *
ment responded with despatch , the lower
part of the house was found in flames ,
while dense volumes of smoke were roll-
inn upward into the sleeping apartments
on the second and third floors , causing
the occupants to believe that escape
could bo had only through the windows.
On the upper floors there were several
ladles who baa not yet left the building ,
and when these discovered that they
could not reach the ground by means of
the stairs , made their appearance at the
windows and some of them were dis
suaded from jumping to the walk by the
repeated injunctions of the fircmon to
wait until ladders could be raised for
their assistance. As it was , several throw
their trunks and wardrobes to the walk ,
and were soon enabled to follow
them by being brought down
the ladders by the hook and ladder men.
Some of the ladles when found were un
conscious , and others were in a terribly
excited condition. Six of them owed
their safety to the daring of ladder men.
At one of the windows the ladder failed
to roach the third story , where a fcoblo
man sought assistance. For the first time
in some months a Pumpcler ladder was
brought into use and extended from the
lap ot the ladder to the window in ques
tion. It was held by Mr. Farrish , of the
hook and ladder company , while the fee
ble gentleman descended.
The most exciting event , however , was
the rescue of Mrs. Norris , who at the
time was bedridden in her room , which
was completely enveloped in smoke. She
must have suffocated haa not the clerk.
Harry Carson , rushed to her apartment
and borne her bodily to the second floor ,
whore ho placed her in room 40 , which
was out of the direction of the same.
Mrs. Norris was insensible and Carson
was overcome and nearly suffocated. Ho
is still under the effects of the smoke and
fears are entertained of Ills recovery.
Mrs. Norris had been operated UDOII
yesterday for a tumor , and the chances
arc against her recovery.
The hotel was damaged to the extent
of $2,500. It is owned by Droxcl & Hart
and fully insured. Meyer's bakery on
the first floor was damaged to the extent
of | 5,000 ; Edwnrd Larkin , the dry goods
man , suffers a loss of $1,000 , also insured ,
while the furniture of the hotel was more
or less injured. The insurance policies
.lor thK however , uro now in Chicago
with Norris. and the amount of the same
is not known.
The fire originated , it is claimed , with
n lighted gas jet which was attached tea
a post between the bakery and the hotel
kitchen In the basement.
The tire department was under the di
rection of Assistant Chief Suiter and was
well handled.
SCHOLASTIC AFFAIRS ,
Uroni Increase of Pupils and a Com-
parlHon With fiant Year's Standing.
The overcrowded condition of the city
schools , and the continued increase of
now pupils , is assuming a shape
that is very perplexing bet h to Superin
tendent James nnd the educational board.
The opening day gave indica
tions of what might bo v
pectcd in the way of an augmented
attendance for the present year , but did
by no moans reveal the extraordinary
magnitude of the unprecedented increase
of young ideas anxious to learn how to
shoot. The inllux of additional pupils
has been simply astounding. It was not
_ looked for by any one. In consequence
'but little or no provision was
made for their accommodation. This
must now bo donq within a prescribed
time that is exceedingly trying and an
noying to the parties vested with the
authority to attend to these matters.
However , they are evincing an energy ,
that cannot tail to prove adequate to
the task , and there is no doubt
that by next week ample facilities
for the accommodation of the great in
cruaso will bo devised. By way ot com
parison the BKB has ascertained thnt the
number of teachers regularly enrolled
last year was 100 , and together with
those intermittently employed , this mini
ber would bo swelled to probably 105
with an average attendance of pu
Kils to a teacher of forty-seven , making
10 total enrollment of 7,500. Yet it mus
be understood that at no one time wat
there more than 7,000 in the schools
This fall there is a roster of over 170
teachers with an average of fifty-live pu
pils to the teacher , which increases the
number of pupils to in the neighborhood
of 0,800. This is certainly an extra
ordinary increase , rmd what is
still more remarkable is the
fact that additional scholars are
reporting every day. The board is straining -
' ing a point , however , and all will be
properly nlassi tied and accommodated by
the first of the coming week. The pub
lic school attendance , it should bo borne
in mindmust not bo confounded with the
school population of Omahaas it does not
Butllciently represent it by any menus , or
oven furnish a basis for computation. The
private and select and secular , schools
embodying much of this population , and
rendering it a diHicult matter to got at
lust what the school population in tote is.
However , it is safe to say that it Is
greatly , perhaps almost double , of that
represented by the public school attend
ance as stated above.
DIDN'T WAIT FOB TI1K VERDICT.
Herb Hotliory Convicted ot the Diamond
mend Itobery nnd Escapes.
At 3'o'clock yesterday morning the jury
in the diamond robbery cose against Herb
Uothory , otherwise known us John Mo-
Clollan , which has been on trial for the
past week at Council ItlutVs , returned a
verdict of guilty.
When the bailiff brought the notifica
tion of the jury's agreement the judge
convened the court and tlio
twelve were led from their room
to the box. All parties concerned in the
caio wore present save one and that
none other than the defendant. The
court stayed the announcement of the
vordlct for a half hour , at the expiration
of which it was conceded from all sides
that the defendant did not purpose to ap
pear.
The Uniting of the jury
was then read and the bond
of the accused forfeited. His sureties
wure John Under nud Conrad Geico to
the amount of f 1,000 each. Tim judge
t'lun ' sot the casu for judgment ou next
Wi'dnesdav.
Colonel Daily , the Council Hinds prosecutor
cuter , was In tlio city yesterday morning
and re ported to Chief Soavoy such tacts as
are essential in running down the fugi
tive. The colonel believes that Uothory
gained an inkling of the probable
verdict Thursday afternoon and licit as
boon as night came.
Calls at the defendant's saloon on
Dodge near Eleventh street yesterday , secured -
cured no word of the .fugitive. At his
brother's saloon 8t the corner of Elov.
enth and Hartley streets , A. H. Forbtu ,
who is a creditable spokesman for tlio
defendant , said that no had not. seen
the defendant , but was positive that nU
ncio'Qot topcru\aucutly dude
ho law. It la rather Rothery's purpose
to It COD quiet so aa to avoid tlio annoy
ance of imprisonment ocnding an appeal
for a new trl.il , and aa soon aa cer
tain papers" are tiled in Council
Bluffs and bonds are renewed ,
ho will appear on earth.
Implicated In thit crime with Rothery ,
according to the reading of the indict
ment , was a William Morse , a loose
character of no regular occuuation In
this city. .The defense had stood upon
scparatn trials , and Morse's case was
docketed for 10 o'clock yesterday morn-
Ing. Court being convened , a jury was 1m
paneled , the case waa called and the
sheriff gave the customary summons at
the door , but no Morse appeared. Ilia
bonds were forfeited , the same gentle
men as for Kothery being sureties.
About 10:30 : yesterday morning Alorso
walked Into Ed Hothery's saloon and waa
instantly seized by the proprietor. Ed
ward Kothery is security for Morse In two
criminal oases pending before the Uoug
las county district court , anil taking
alarm ( or pretending to ) ho determined
to throw up his surety. ( Jhlef Seavy ac
cepted the custody of Morse , and after an
unavailing effort to sccuro a confession ,
locked the man up in the county Jail.
Morse was seen in the jail and said that
ho camn across the river in a boat with
tlerb Rothery. Tlioy started at a point
up the river , but the current was HO
swift that they landed below the
Union Pacific bridge. "Then , " said
Morse , "Host sight of Herb , lie told me
while coming over that ho was going to
give himself up and stand the chances of
an appeal to a higher court.
I am not guilty of stealing the diamond
at Council Bluffs , neither is Herb Uoth
ory , but Ed Rothery went on my bonds
in another case. I won't sec him sutler.
He's too good a man. So I thought 1
would just surrender myself and avoid
all sensation. "
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The Post HOUHC.
Ono of the city's institutions main
tained at public expense is the pest house.
It is located on the northwest corner of
the poor farm , and is a plain , harmless
looking shanty about 20x25 feet in area.
It suggests anything rather than the in
tention which directed its erection , for It
was designed as a refuge for those af
llictcd with small-pox , yellow fever and
Asiatic cholera. Although no case of
contagious disease of any description has
bean confined in it for two years , an
attendant is regularly employed at a
monthly salary to perform imaginary
duties within it , and ft is a tradition in
the vicinity that the building affords him
shelter from the inclemencies of the
seasons. The old building was deserted
and closed yesterday with no signs
of habitation visible about it ,
and everything looked as though
the keeper had gene off to engage in
other and more pleasing pursuits , return
ing , perhaps , occasionally as the home
steader would do , to make sure that his
pre-emption was not wiped out. So an *
ions was the reporter to talk to the keeper
or , that to his intense joy , finding that
telephonic communication existed with
the pest house , no began a series oi
"holloa , holloa , " but "oh holloa" came
back as an empty echo. That keouor ,
during his absence , should have a clerk
or a telephone bov to maintain the dig
nity of the post house , and to afford anx
ious reporters opportunities of culling
news and interesting matter.
Tlio nest Coffee in the World.
\\o still load them all. McLaughlin's
XXXX coffee , the best in the world , re
cuivod the First Premium at the Stiiti
Fair at Lincoln as the best coffee , also
for their magnificent display. The immense
monso sign pyramid reaching to the
colling , composed exclusively of XXXX
codec packages , taking over half a ton
of coffuo In their construction , was ono
of the features of the fair. This celo
brated coffee has kept the front rank ant
will so continue to time Immemorial ant
is the loading coffee on the market. Me
Laughlin's XXXX Coffoo.
A Suspicious Character.
- John Cain was arrested ycsterda ;
charged with having stolen n pair of $1
pants from the counter of William Mol
drum's merchant tailoring establishment
Cain was arraigned this morning an
pleaded not guilty. Moldrum tcstilied
that ho entered his place with a roll o
English worsted , which ho wanted to sol
him. Ho refused to buy and in turnin ;
his back , Cain snatched a pair of pants
together with his own bundle , from th
counter and made his escape. Ho wn
arrested an hour afterward , but no
traces of the pants could bo found , and
as it could not bo proven that ho took
them , ho was dismissed , but immediately
rearrested on a charge of vagrancy anil
siiM > icinu3 character. Ho was sent up
for thirty days.
Ilnrrlaon on tlio Range.
W. H. Harrison , the man who has oc
casioned so much annoyance to the sol
diers on the rillo ranee , by
locating some of his property which
may bo affected by the shots
of the marksmen , seems determined to
drive the latter off the range , yester
day he was found on one of the
lota , digging a cellar , in the
enclosure made by 11. T.
Clark. The anomaly. of the sit
uation is the right of Mr. Clark
to erect a fence around his property and
the right also of Harrison to jump the
cmmo and commence his work of excava
tion. Mr. Clark is determined to bring
tlio matter to a focus in a few days.
A "Dlatlnuulahed" Visitor.
Doe Johnson , the man who compelled
I'arker , the man who robbed Paymaster
Hash , to forcibly give up $3,200 of the
"stuff , " was in town yesterday , but he
did not appear in the style hu
assumes in Whitman where ho
resides. The town is a tough place
at the end of the 1) . & M. branch , 120
miles west of broken liow. There , it is
claimed , ho is generally attended by a
female protector and a rillo , which ho
seems to feel necessary to repel the at
tack of some expected foe.
rho DurnntH In the Woods.
This popular lire company will civo its
first picnic to-day at Fremont. It
will probably bo the last of the season ,
The members have Ijberally patronized
all other picnics of the year , and will
now be appreciated by other organizu *
tions that their own picnic is to bo given.
I The train loaves ou the Union Pacific at
' 8 A , 111 , to-uiorrow
INCREASING THE SVSTEM.
The Omaha Company Purchase * the
Bonlh Omnli * 1'lant ,
The Omaha waterworks company have
bought out both the Stockyards and
South Omaha land '
company's water
works plants at South Omaha. The bar
gain wus closed last evening , but the
terms of the purchase are unknown.
The Omaha company assumed con
trol this morning , and will Im
mediately begin the laying of a
sixteen inch main from their system
proper , in this city , to the stock yards ,
thereby merging nil the plants Into ono
and the samn plant. However , the stock
yards and land company's system will
still bo held as only auxiliary to the sys
tem in chief until the completion 'of the
now rorks at the suburban village of
Florence , when they will bo aban
doned. Work on the super
structure of the latter has already
begun , and the grading contracts will be
let probably Wednesday or Thursday
next. Work will therefore bo vigor
ously prosecuted until the colossal sys
tem is complete. The big tunnel to the
river and the substructure will bo fin
ished , say by the middle of December ,
and the superstructure , with annexes , by
July 1,1888. when Omaha can probably
boast of as complete and thorough a sys
tem of water works as can bo found in
the country , and the very best west of the
city of Chicago. Tlio service of the water
works at the tire this morning , at the cor
ner of Sixteenth and Webster streets ,
is relevant testimony as to oven tlio pres
ent thorough condition of the Omaha
water works , and good grounds
upon which to estimate the character
and efficiency of what they will bo after
the expenditure of $1,000,1100 upon their
enlargement and improvement. So great
was the pressure that two sections of
hose were burst asunder , yet still loft no
less than twelve magnificent streams
playing upon the burning building. All
the hydrants worked uorfectly.accounted
for by the fact that tlio company keeps
a gang of men on duty to watch and at
tend to them , and to see that they are
never out of condition. In fact , every
thing Is being done as rapidly as circum
stances will permit to improro nnd per
fect Omaha's already very satisfactory
waterworks system.
Notice.
Any person giving information to the
undersigned of the whereabouts of Gil
bert Everton will confer a favor on him.
Ho left O'Neill , Nob. , three years ainee ,
and has not since been hoard from.
U. F. ROIIKKTS. O'Neill , Neb.
Pnvltic Material.
Chairman Halconibc , of the board of
public works yesterday morning , received
the oflicial resolution of tlio council affect
ing the disposition of the material taken
rom the streets by the railway compa
nies in laying their tracks. It reads as
ollows :
llcsolvcil , That the chairman of tin board
f public woiks report to the council as to
what disposition is mailo of the pavmc ma-
lerial thnt has been and Is bolni : removed
from ttio paved streets by the several street
car companies which Imvn torn up the niwe-
ncnt for the purpose of laying the street car
tracks , as the law provides tlmt all street car
companies shall pave , at their own expense ,
Mielr tracks.
Mr. Balcombo says that ho will simply
report to the council that it has been ctis-
.omary for the companies in question to
ake the material referred to , claiming
hat they put in anew pavement instead.
Ho will also ask for instructions as to
what ho shall do with regard to the mat
ter in the future. Thousands of loads of
cedar block and broken stone have been
removed in this manner , and been sold
to the pecuniary advantages of the rail
ways.
GUADING CONTRACTS.
The board of public works held a mect-
ng yesterday and awarded contracts
'or ' the grading of the alloys between
Mason and Pierce streets , and Pierce and
Pacific streets , from Tenth to Eleventh
streets , and also Pierce street , from
Tenth to Eleventh streets , to Stunt &
Harael. The bids were 25 cents per yard
for the first two jobs , and 23J cents on the
Pierce street contract.
When nature falters and requires help ,
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A Car Lend nt'Thenter Agents.
O maha enjoys the august presence of
the largest number of professions
amusement mnn which she has over
known at one time. They are all rivals
and yet they mingle with more than the
traditional good nature which character
izcs the craft. There is John Duke Mur
ray with a still'cold , who is "morely" the
advance agent of Milton Nobles ; George
Lennox , another "mere" advance man
for Miss Prcscott ; John Whitoly.who man
ages that lady's professional affairs ; John
J. Ruddy , surnamed "gore. " who is
making arrangements for a big rattle for
the "Rag Baby ; " John Smyth , the
"mere" for Tom Keene ; " Ariel N. Bar
ney , the weighty managerial weight of
the sumo actor ; M. J. O'Noill , the poet
ical avoirdupois of Doris & Calvin's cir
cus ; W. C. Coup , of the equos-curricu-
lum , and Danforth , of the "Old Cronies. "
Some others may have gotten away , but
enough are above enumerated to show
that the managerial eye is looking to
Omaha to help till the managerial pocket
in the near future.
"A better article it is impossible to got ,
sir ; I have tried them all and unhesitat
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superior to any. " ( Exe. )
The old story : Triyial symptoms w.oro
notrlecied until rheumatism became es
tablished , whereas all the sutloring could
have boon prevented by the prompt use
of Salvation Oil. 25 cents.
Yesterday n young man named T.
Linliurer , aged twenty-seven years , died
of typhoid lover , at St. Joseph's hospital.
Ho will bo buried by County Agent Mahoney -
honey , the first ono under the order of
the county commissioners , which makes
Mr. Mahoney superintendent of all
county interments.
They Should Ue Fnld.
The council made no provision at their
last meeting for the payment of the
special policemen appointed for fair
week as was expected , and tlio men are
much disappointed. Chlet Soavoy had
certificates of their time made out this
morning , which many of them have
since hypothecated at a sacrifice. They
are laboring men and in great need of
the little money they have honestly
earned , and cannot await tlio pleasure
of the council.
Distress after catincr , heartburn , sick
headache , and indigestion are cured by
Hood's Sarsap.mllu. It creates a good
appetite.
An Advertiser In Jnll.
Frank Freeman is a slick young man ,
and lias boon doing the city in the role of
an advertising agent of some sort or
other. His mode of business being ques
tionable , ho was arrested as a suspicious
character. It has since been ascertained
at police headquarters that he is wanted
at Dennison , la. , for a much gruvor of
fense.
Hans Thollgenrd , proprietor of the
Atlantic hotel , waa arrested yesterday ,
for an attempt to rescue a prisoner In
the hands of Ofiiccr Ward. The police
man took the follow , who was drunk and
noisy , out of Thoilgoerd'ti house , when
the proprietor rushed out and endeav
ored to take him uway.
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by a Blight smarting or burning sensation and
weakening of tlio yatom In a manner the pa
tient cannot account for. On examining the
urinary deposits a ropy sediment will otton be
lound , and sometimes small particle of albu
men will appear or the color bo of a thin , mllk-
Ish hue , again changing to a dark or torpid ap
pearance. TllIIIK AIIE MANY MBN WHO IIK Or
THIS niiTicui.TV , Ignorant ot the cause , whlnh
isthoiecond stage of seminal weakness. TUB
flocron wir.i. ouAiiAN.'EE A I'EiiriOT CURB IN
AI.I. sucu CARII : > , nnd a healthy restoration of
the penlto-urlnury organs.
niileohours0to 13 a. m. , 1 to 5. 6 to Op. m.
N. U. Persons unable to visit us may be
treated at their homes by correspondence.
Medicines ami Instructions sent by mall or ex
press. CONSULTATION AND ADVICE , pEii'ONAir
LV OK HV I.ETTEIl , FHEE.
Send stamp for question ll t and circular.
Call or address DR. SPINNUV & CO. , 103 8.
13th street Omaha
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the Ssnden Elaetrio Ce. 109 LsCsllc it. , Chlcsimn
Pianos & Organs
Retailed U4 Wholesale Prlcci.
Write for catalogues , prices and terras and
save f rom | 4J to * IDO In the purchase of un In
strument.
I1UYETT BROS. , St. Joseph , Mo.
U. S. DEI'OSITOHY ,
Omalia , ILTe'to.
Paid up Capital . $260,000
Surplus . 42,000
H. W. YulPS , President.
Lewis S. Heed , Vice-President.
A. E. Toiualin , 2il Vice-President.
W. II. S. Hughes , Cashier ,
UIKKGTOKS :
W. V. Morse , John S. Collins
H. W. Yates , Lewis S. lieed
A. E. Totizalm.
BANKING OFFICE :
THE IRON BANK
Cor. 12th and Farnam Sts.
A General Uunkln e Business Transaoto
Beat and shortest sjstem now in uu. Circulars )
fret. rror.A.NOAXBtXB.Se iO.BtI Hil *
FALL OVERCOATS ,
The temperature nowadays must convince everybody that a medium weight overcoat
would be a comfortable thing. We can just as easily convince you that ours is the place
to buy ono. We display an elegant assortment of those garments from a medium priced
ono at $5.75 up to the finest grades of Cassimercs , Meltons and Kerseys. Some of the lat
ter are in the beautiful fashionable shades and made up in the best custom made
manner , lined with silk and satin , and the prices are such that they are within reach of
everybody.
In our Boy's Clothing department we already have a large and attractive stock , many
styles that will interest and please parents , and all who have boys to clothe , new goods
arriving every day. Goods that will wear and give satisfaction , such goods as you'll not
find in any other clothing house at the price. As an extraordinary bargain , and being
well adapted for school wear , we mention this week our Plaited Corderoy knee pant
suit which we have marked $2.25 , just one-half of what it is really worth.
In our Furnishing Department we show novelties in Fall Underwear , Fancy Percale
Shirts , Neckwear , Gloves , etc.
Our Hat Department .is well stocked with the latest styles of stiff and soft hats in all
colors and at prices fully one-third lower than other dealers.
All goods marked in plain figures and at strictly one price at
Nebraska Clothing Company
Cor. Douglas and 14th sts. , Omaha.
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For all kinds of business at the
New Town of Harbine ,
Id way botwonn Fnlrbury and Beatrice on the
C. K. * N. H. It.
Lois Cheap on Easy lenns.
Address C. B. LETTON Falrbury ,
J. B. HAYNES
OFFICIAL
STENOGRAPHER
THIttD JUDICIAL DISTRICT ,
37 Chamber of Commerce.
WM. MO INTOSH.
BODWELL. A
Real Estate Dealers
140 South Spring Street ,
LOS ANQELES , CALIFORNIA.
Dealers In city nnd country property of all
descriptions. Cencral Information to new
comers freely given.
STEGK PIANOS
Remarkable tor powerful sympa
thetic tone , pliable action and ab
solute durability ; SO years' record ,
the best guarantee of the excel
lence of these instruments.
WOODBRIDGE BM ,
HOTEL-
THE
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
OF THE
Chicago , Milwaukee &SiPaulBy
Tlie Vest Route from Omaha and
Council Jtlu/r to' .
THE ES.A.ST
Two Trains Daily Between Omaha and
Council Blufit.
Chicago , AND .Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis , CcdarRapids
Rock Island , Freeport , Rockford ,
Clinton , Dubuque , Davenport ,
Elgin , Madison , Janesville ,
Beloit , Winona , La Crosse ,
And all other important points fust , Nortlioust
ml Soiitiiotut.
For throtiRh tickets cull on the ticket agent
at HOI JBrntim street , In PHI ton Hotel , orut
Union ruclflo depot.
Pullman bloepers and tlio fluent ninlnir Cars
In the work ) tire run on tlie main line of tin
Cnlcugo , Milwaukee & tit. 1'aul Hallway iiiul t Very -
ery attention Is jmld to imnoiigurit by courte
ous employes of tlio company.
It. MIU.I.K , General MimuKor.
J. F. TUCKEII , Assistant General Mnnuirer.
A. V. 1L OHi-KNTEii , General I'assentfer and
'GO * , "if lK\rfOiiu , Assistant General I'assen-
ger Hnrt Ticket AKent.
J. T. Ci.jkHK , Geciul Superintendent
CAPITOL HOTEL
Lincoln , Neb.
Tlio best known and most ponul r hotel In
thentato. Location central , appointments Oitl
class. Headquarters for cotnmerolnl men and
U political aoU P'
DEWEYd STONE ,
FURNITURE
:
A magniflcant display of everything
useful and ornamental in the furniture
maker's art , at reasonable prices.
! BOTTLE
Cincinnati , O. For sale by the following agents : Richardson Drug Company ; Blakr/ _ .
"
Bruce & Co. , Adler &Heller , Frank Diilone & Co. , R. R. Grotte. BorkolT & MacK ,
Familieb supplied by Gladstone Bios. & Co. Sample boltle free. For sale by all
wholesale and retail druggists , liquor dealers and wine merchants. 4
HOLMAN ADJUSTABLE BABY CARRIAGE
COSTS NO MORE THAN THE OLD STYLE , AND CAN BH READILY ADJUSTED.
i
Latest Styles ,
Finest Goods.
Lowest Prices ,
BA.Y CRADI T HOUSE CARRIAGE.
The Illustrations above ore made from photographs. The artjustablo parts do not Chang. the .
appearaao. wfcen u .d as otreet carriage ; they can bo u.od or not ot the pleasure of the pur.
ohaaer The UOLMAN OAKKIAOEH are warranted for two years. Every part U obaolutely p r-
f. " 6v . } . " . . . Bent to all part. ofth. United State , ana saf.
oeUv.ry guaranteed. Bend fo"a catalogue contaluls Inte.t .tylos. cheapest to nnest.
HOLMAN ADJUSTABLE CARRIAGE CO. , 275 Waba.h Ave. , Chicago , Ills.
Jl'ruucombined. ( iu r nlndtUo
"onlr one Intbo worMcrrticrallne
acunlluuoui AfrcfrtdtMayntlM
tnl. Scientificl'o trriil. linrnU * .
7comfon b ! * nd tCnllie. Arold Irn
Offrnoooourrd. BtmlHtiMipfoi r
AI to n.rcTHici nni.T FOU ilisuA
Cl. HORNE. UVENTOR. IU1 WACA3X AYE.PHICACO. . .
SCIENTIFIC
GLUCK. & WILKINSON , . .