8 THE OMAHA DAILY 13E1E : MONDAY , OCTOBER 21. 1889.
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! 'hi i THE CITY.
The funcrnl ot Peter Dovors will take-
plnco this morning at 10 o'clock tit St.
rhilomonn's church , nt which tlmo
Eolomti high mnsa will bo celebrated.
Interment will bo made nt Crclfrhton
cemetery. The pall bearers will bo se
lected from the switchmen at the yards
hero , at South Omaha , I'lattsmouth and
Council BIulTa.
You can double your money in sltf
months by buj ing a lot in Plorro , the
capital of South Dakota. Lota for sale
tit U. 0 , Continental block , loth and
Doufilns. _
Edholm & Akin. "Who are they ? "
Oront fillvor Sulo Monday
and Tuesday at Edholm & Akin's.
A Silver Ton Sot.
Commencing Monday morning wo
\vill sell fifty tea sots at 810 each. At
tend this great sale ; throe days only.
Goods warranted triple plate. Special
Bale. Como curly.
tiOHOLM & AKIN ,
Cor. ICth and Dodge , opp. P. O.
Terminal I'nrncrnpliti.
It. S. Mauvlllo , of Tiltlcn , is nt tlio Pax-
ton.
ton.M. . n. Springer , of Chicago , U nt the Mer
chants.
W. ( J. Stotlilard , of Chicago , is nt the Mor-
chnuts.
W. U. Viiientlno , of Sioux City , Is tit the
Paxton.
A. Kollogff , of OsUosh , WIs , is nt the
Murray.
W. L. Iloot , of Cincinnati , U stopping nt
the Casoy.
II. U. Howe , of Vcrilon , Is registered nt
the Casoy.
C. U. Cooke , of Uoono , la. , Is stopping at
the Murry.
Milton Doollttle , of Atkinson , is a guest at
the I'axton.
C. W. Nnylor , of naltimoro , is stopnlne at
the Paxton
.T. M. Kdmlston , of Lincoln , Is a guest at
the Mlllnrd.
N. .1. Honln , of Fremont , Is registered at
the Merchants.
Frame U. Waters , of Lincoln , is stopping
at the Paxton.
Charles W. Uchui , of Villlsca , Is steeping
ot the Merchants.
E. L. Camp , of Cedar Huptcls , la , it n
guest ut the Murray.
F. W. Nelson , of Ainesbury , Mass. , is n
guest at the Murray
A. II. Van Slclclo. of Hustings , is regis
tered at the Mllard.
T. M. Norns and wife , of Montreal , nro
guests nt the Millanl.
.T. S. Davis anil wife , of Ueatrlco , spent
Sunday at. the Casey.
John W. Laucr , of Carlisle , N. M. , is a
guest nt the Merchants.
W. M. Cowan nnd J.V. . Moore , of Lin
coln , nro guests at the Casoy.
Mrs B. G. Whltohouso nuil daughter , of
Portland , Ore. , nro at the Millard.
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Edholm & Akin. "Who are tlioyV"
On To-Day' Mnrkpt.
' Edholm & Akin. "Who nro they ? "
Rront Silver Sale Monday
and Tuesday at Edholm & Akin's.
His rir.t Day.
.fudge H. J. Davis goes to Papilllon this
morning to hold court. This will bo the
judge's llrst day on the bench. Ho will prob
ably remain In Sarpy county during this
wcelc. _
You can double your money in six
months by buying a lot in PiotTi , the
capital of South Dakota. Lots lor sale-
at R. 0 , Continental block , 15th and
Douglas.
A Sunday > rnrpntrc. |
Mr. Grnnvillij Barlow and Miss Jonnlo
Dctroring wore married last evening at the
First Haptist church uv Or. A. W. Lomar.
The marriage was a quintono. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Barlow will make thoir-futuro home at 2830
Ilarney street. _
Street Ituilwiiy Mishaps.
Mishap was tlio order of the day yesterday
with the street railway company. At 1
o'clock n train nn the cable line was wrecked
nt the Lake street end by the grio catctilng
in the rope nnd lodging In the slot. Tlio no-
cidcnt delayed travel on the line for
on hour. About the same tlmo a motor car
on the ilanscom puk and Twenty-fourth
elrcct line was derailed at the licit line by
n now motormun's awkwardness , nnd tied
the trains up on that line for au hour.
Edholm & Akin. "Who are thcyV"
Silver thimbles 25o each with your
name on at Edholm & Akin's.
Edholm & Akin.J'Who are they ? "
CJront Silver Snlo tllniiiliiy
And Tuesday at Edholm & Akin's.
"
Edholm & Akin. "Who are they ? "
AnnnitiicGiiicntN.
"Tho Stowaway , " on the bills nt Boyd's
Tor three nights and Saturday matinee , com
mencing next Thursday evening , Is n pic
turesque raolo-drauin , with an abundance of
exulting Incidents to stimulate the Interests
of the auuionco. Chief among the sensational
features Is the breaking oncn of a safe by
two burglars , who are said to have acquired
their skill its cracksmen In n career of crime ,
for which they have done pcmanco and re
formed , The play will bo put upon the stage
nt Jioyd'B , the management | > roiniso3wlthns
line sunnlu clloet as has over boon used In
mclo drama , und the production will ho com-
nloto In every particular. Among the best
icnown members of the cast nro : Joseph
Blaytor. frank Loseo , Francl.yn Uegliil ,
Jturry Hooker , Howard Thorpe , II , J. Moyo ,
Grace Thorn , Sara Holmes and Georgio
Ono of the best musical entertainments of
the season will bo tlio Swedish Ladies' Na
tional Concert company , who will glvo two
performances at the Uoyil one next Wed
nesday evening aim the second on the Sun
day following. Tlieso famous singers wore
gathered from all quarters of Sweden by the
director of the royal opera for tlio king , nnd
were specially educated for the lyrlo stage.
Edholm & Akin. _ "Who are they V"
Great Hllvnr Snlo Monday
and Tuesday at Edholm & Akiti's.
"
Edholm & Akin. "Who nro they ? "
You can double your money in six
months by buying a lot in Plorro , the
capital of Soutli Dakata. Lots for sale
utR. 0 , Continental block , 15th and
Douglas.
TI1I3 COUNTY
Its Completion n QucHtlon AKitatlnt ;
tlio I'ublio Mum.
"When will the now Douglas county hos
pital bo completed ) " is a question that Is not
only agitating the unuda of the county com
missioners und the contractors , but n few of
the taxpayers as well. When it will be. com *
plctod Is u conundrum that tlmo ulouo cnu
answer.
While to nil outward appearances the
structure la n curly finished , u casual exami
nation of the iuslJo will at once convince
the observer to the contrary. The masons
ore nearly through with plastering , it Is
true , but the carpenters will put in many u
weary day before they can say "it is lln-
Ithod. "
There are door casings without number to
bo couiplnU'd , as well Us wainscoting * to bo
erected , The work of putting tu tlio steam
flttiupa Is yet lu its Infancy , tinO
although one of the watchmen asserted that
1y nuxt week the boiler will bo m condition
to lire up , auothor employe is authority foi
the ntntomont that "next week" will tie
longer In getting here limn any "next wooU"
thnt lm over been waited for.
Tim building In which the boiler Is situ-
ntcd li yet a long ways from beint ? finished ,
the work of plastering It being yet in pro
gress.
If the taxpayers of this county could col
lectively view the structure there Is but
little doubt thnt there would bo n vigorous
protest , for while the plans nro generally
conceded to bo good nnd the Inside arrange
ments very near perfect , It does not nnou the
eye of nn expert to determine thnt the work
of construction Is of n vnr.v Inferior charac
ter. The south end of the south wing soonis
la be composed of poor brick to begin with ,
very hastily laid. The arches over Iho
south windows of the south end
are cracked badly on cueh side
nnd present n very botched appearance.
Tlioio on the north side of the north wing
nro In hotter condition as rcpnrtls appear-
antes the cracks having been filled with
mortar. Ono mason evidently nnulo n mis
take , ns ho used brown mortar Instead ot
white , which gives It a shabby nppenranco.
Talton as a whole It li sale to say that
gcntlo Annie with her violets nnd dandelions
will bo hero ere the building U ready for oc
cupancy , for considerable tlmo will bo ro-
liilrod In denning up after the other work Is
done. _
Buy a lot in Pierre before they ad
vance. Lois fur sale R. 0 , Continental
block. Open evenings.
Silver thimbles Sfic each with your
n nine on ut Edholm & Akin's ,
Great Silver Sale Slomlny
and Tuesday at Edholm & Akin's.
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Edholm & Alciu.Vlio are tlioyV"
A SMOOTH \vnni- : .
Ho Boats a Council lllitflfc Gambler at
IIin Own Gaini * .
Chris Elson Is a Swede laborer employed In
AVlthnoll's brick yard. He has been In
America but n short , tluio mid understands
but little English , but still ho is passably
well informed on Yankee tricks , us can bo
seen.
seen.On Friday evening last ho went to Council
13luffs on n diminutive spree , nnd while there
was enticed into n gambling house , when ,
after being plied with linuor , ho was drawn
Into a poker game in which no soon
lost $15 , nil tlio money ho
lind with htm. Then ho put up his check for
$11) ) , and lost thnt. But the winner , a man
named Wilson , who hangs around the place ,
Ihl not cash tlio check , for Elson was at the
uank five minutes ahead of him next mora
ine and stopped payment. Wilson was very
wrotli , but was compelled to swallow his
cholcr und declare that greenhorns in future
would have to play cash or nothing.
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Edholm & Alcin. "Who are they ? "
Grrnt Silver Snlo Monday
nnd Tuesday at Edholm & Akin's.
Kighth AVnrd Germans.
The Bungervorein of the Eighth ward
told a meeting yesterday afternoon at 13
o'clock in Sehroedcr's hall , Twenty-fourth
and Cuming streets , which was well at
tended. Aug Schroedcr , n delegate to the
Central club , declared that the delegates
were disapnolntod nt the meeting of the su
perior body , th.it instead of heinu n meeting
if delegates of the several ward clubs it had
been n citizens' assembly. Ho complained
thnt John Brandt , supported by twcnty-fivo
ward workers , tried to make n democratic
club out of it , a movement prevented only by
the Eighth ward delegates.
A. Zimmerman sugccstod that thd club
send no more delegates , hut tnis was not ac
cepted. But the delegates were instructed
to do nil in thmr power to maintain the Cen
tral club , even if they had to organlio new
clubs in every ward. Jacob Hauek explained
that the constitution ot the Central cluu was
based on liberal ideas , but that after the first
meetings Phil Andres , the president , de
clared that they wanted to work to support
the democratic ticket. Hauck insisted that
tbo Eighth Ward club should support only
the most capable man.
After this it , was concluded to instruct the
corresponding secretary to Invite the several
ward clubs to co-operato with tlio Eighth
wa d in maintaining the Central club as a
nun-parlisau organization.
Fort Oinrtlm News.
The Fort Omaha social club gave the first
of its f-rand series of dances Saturday night.
It proved a grand success and was largely at
tended by people far and near. Dancing and
music was the order of the evening ,
the musio being furnished by the Fort
musical club. At 13 p. m. supper was served.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Williams , Mr. and Mrs. Templor , Mr.
nnd Mrs Perry Lyons , Mr. and Mrs. James
Forbes , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Giblin. Mr.
and Mrs. James Ladlen , Mr. and Mrs , James
Fox , Mr. and Mrs. Alexander , Mr. and Mrs.
D. Young , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cook , Mr.
nnd Mr * . Samuel Bergatb , Mr. and Mrs.
Elio Rivers , Mr. nnd Mrs. Hail , Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Brooks , Mr.anu airs. J. Loichs-
mvcr , Mr. and Mrs. James Davidson , Mr.
and Mrs. William Allison , Mr and Mrs. E.
Staser , Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Lovelum ! , Mr ,
nnd Mrs. T. J. Shaw , Mr. nnd Mrs. 1C. Guner ,
Misses Berdio Cowley , Amelia Bankhurdt ,
Cecilia Hanson , Amelia Sullivan , Mollo
Enger , Hnttio Jones , Nolllo Jones , Marie
Sulllvnn , Kiillo Lillie , Funuio GUI , Emma
Hanson , Ella Wilt , Messrs. Henry Kontz ,
Louis LUtlofiold , Louis Purtoll , Cody ,
Klchard , Joliu nnd Edwnni , John Ashworth ,
C. Huimnnnn , J. Lyons , P. H. Munller , U.
Fink , J. Bronnan , J. Woolf , A. Wood , S.
Ochlor , William McGregor , W. Emerson ,
James E. Williams. C. Kbvell , | K Gcrlach ,
W. L. Payne and E. O. Boylo.
Dr. Hnskln , who has been stationed at
Fort Omaha , has been ordered to Fort Sher
idan , 111. , where ha will bo post surgeon.
The doctor expects to leave for his now sta
tion about the cud of the month.
Tno Fort Omaha Whist club will play
again tills week.
'Iho troops at Fort Omaha participate in
two drills and a droas parndo dally.
Tlio court-martliil.of which Major Butler Is
pros Idcnt nnd Lieutenant Webster judge ad-
voea to , will meet to-day.
Miss Oetnvin Wheaton , daugnter of General -
oral Wheaton , gave u very pleasant birthday
party last week at the nest hop room. Danc
ing , camcs and music were the order of tno
evening. All the juvcnilo faction of the
Fort were present.
Edholm & Akin. j'Who are thoyV"
Silver thimbles 2oo each with your
name on at Edholm & Akin's.
Edholm & Akin. "Who arc they ? "
Arrested For Arson.
Henry McSpaddcn was arrested Saturday
night charged with arson , lie Is the man
for whom Superintendent Toil hunter swore
out a warrant on Saturday , and Is suspected
of having attempted to burn the Omaha
Motor company's power house and with hav
ing robbed Dr , Mercer's odlcoof a lot of
transfer choeics.
Whllo McSpaudon Is naturally vicious , ho
has at times shown signs of iusanlty , and for
a year or more bus been growing worse. His
mental malady is particularly manifest when
under the InllUcnco of liquor. Of lute ho has
been drinking excessively. Ho will hayc a
hearing to-day , _
Buy a lot in Pierre before , they ad
vance. Lots for sale It , U , Continental
block. Open oven ings.
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Edholm & Altm. "Who are they r"
Great fillvcr Sale Monday
and Tuesday at Edholm & Akin's.
Oospol 'rcmpnranou Mooilnes.
Prof. L. L. Abbott , organizer of Christian
gospel temperance unions , is in the city or-
ranging for n series of non-partisan and nonsectarian -
sectarian meetings for the promotion of turn-
pontnco , and the first of the 'series will be
hold this evening at the Flrtt Baptist church ,
The call for the mooting U Rlgnod by Dr. A.
W. Laiiiar , Hov. O. W , Savl dge , Hoy. J , li
Euslgn.Dr. J. T , Duryoa , Mrs. G. W. Clark ,
Key , J. S. Detwoilor und a number of otboi
prominent people in the city.
Silver tbirablea 25o each with your
name on ut Edholm & AUin's ,
tj - .
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EXPOSED AND CONDEMNED ,
Garbled quotations from official reports falsely credited
to respectable journals , but really emanating from the ad
vertising department of the Royal Baking Powder Co. ,
have again made their appearance. Extracts from official
letters and documents are falsely quoted , and spurious
words inserted to mislead the public and hoist into not
oriety an adulterated food product. Cookacl up lies , and
stories made out of whole cloth , appearing in an article
headed "A Remarkable Expose" have only exposed a sad
dishonesty of purpose.
The public likes to see fair and open competition , backed
by honest and legitimate advertising. Trickery and fraud
will always react upon the trickster. These attempts to
throw sand in the eyes of the public are too shallow , and
only instill an added interest into the intelligent reader to
find more positive and praiseworthy proofs of superiority.
The American Analyst , of New York City , says , in its
issue of June 13 , 1889 , "No 'Board of Health" has ever
officially endorsed the Royal Baking Powder , as its man
ufacturers slate. " A careful perusal of the orginal National
Board of Health Bulletin , "Supplement No. 6 , page 33 , "
will show quite conclusively , that ' 'without money consider
ations , " but in the interest of the United States Govern
ment they endorsed Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
as the strongest and purest. "
In reference to the report made by the Canadian Gov
ernment on Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder , we refer to
the. Commissioner of the Inland Revenue Department , Ot
tawa ( seat of government ) , Canada , which will show that Mr.
Wm. Saunders , Public Analyst of that Department , gives
the preference to Dr. Price's in strength and purity.
A bogus report purporting to come from the Ohio
Food Commissioner is another brainy ( ? ) concoction of
those who take the pay and wear the collar of the Royal
Baking Powder Co. This Royal editor would make the
public believe that their powder , with its filthy ingredient ,
ammonia , had been officially endorsed , while the truth told ,
Commissioner Hurst , of Ohio over his own signature de
nounces the Royal's report as "a false arid garbled state
ment. " Commissioner Hurstadcls : "This article ( Royal's )
pretending to 'quote , but misrepresenting my official circu
lar , as it did , was a most flagrant abuse of an official paper.
Nothing'better than deception can be expected from a
company who will foist upon the public , as "absolutely
pure" a food preparation which has as its'basis that harsh
caustic chemical , carbonate of ammonia. The origin of am
monia is filth , decomposed animal and vegetable matter ,
and yet it is being used as a leavening power in the
Royal Baking Powder.
It was decided by the National Food Analysts that Dr.
Price's Cream Baking Powder was the one they coukl re
commend to general family use , being freetfrom Ammonia.
Alum , Lime and all drug taint.
TEST.
Plncc a can of the "Roynl Bilking Powder" top down on a hot steve until
hcutoil ; then remove tlio cover and smell. A chemist'wfll not bo required ,
to detect the presence of the disgusting drug Ammonia.
Let Dr. Price's be subjected to thostimo test and if it contains Ammonia or
any other unwholesome , unclcud substance , it can bo detected without the
dictum of the Royal Company.
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UicuUiBUce , _
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STEEL PENS .
COLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1M3.
NOB , 303-404-170-C04.
THS HOST PERFECT OF PEN *
Inot ono Word.
Wo hnvo often Invltcil onr friends to call
with the assurance tlmt wo could show
' .ho m n line itpsorttncnt of goods in cur
lino.
lino.Wo nro moro conlldont than ever before
ot our ability to Rlvo imtlsfiirtlon.
An Inapt lion ot this season's selection * ,
will juntfy our comulacuuce. nnd v ili
convince our patrons that wo are la.ikltu !
no rnln boast.
MAX Mr.YER. ADOLl'U MKVEP ;
IISTAIIUSHUI ) IBM.
Max Meyer & Bro ,
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE
STE1NWAY ,
CH1CKERING ,
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And ether first class PIANOSami
STORY & CLARK ORGANS
Remember , Wo do Not Soil "ston
cllocl" Pianos.
All Instruments Guaranteed to
be Just as Represented.
Wo offer a flno S325 Piano for $250.
EASY PAYMENTS.
Visitors Welcome.
MAX MEYER & BRO
Cor. 16tb aud Farnam Stg.
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Uy tlio use of the
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euro of I'.iraljsls , Spine Disease , Epilepsy or
llt * , etc.
A wiitton gimvnnteo Riven with even- Holt
that It will euro disease it Is lucommcndcd to
euro or money refunded.
1'rlco for any ono of the above Belts Is $3.
Address 0. W. CLINTON , Wcst'n Agent.
NOlirOLlC , NUHUASICA.
Tlio above Holts are made under Von\K\\ \ \ Pat
ent L'limlcd to Prof. Conr.id.lefjontusr , and
under U. H. Patent Rrmiteu to 1'iof. l . II. Vim
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All lllaoil niiFitti iutteiifollj treulcil. B'l fcllltla I'olioo
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uilaarbetrcita Ibl bouiobj corrcipoDdenre. Allcominublca *
( > iciiiecurtlrp cVt < luornirlinln < Mf.lefOLltDI < orifDr/sr !
Onor rion riotenlewpiortl.-fd. oil nacontulluioritnl
Uitorror ronrtue , und nlll tend In 1)1.In ) nr.picr. onr
nSllitf Tfl MCH FRER : U ? ° n I'rltnte. Brccltl or
UUIJA IU RlCHl Nerrou Il aici.lBi | > ci ( nfyfljph.
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OHA1IA MEDICAL & RUHOTOAT. IlfSTITTJTE.
13th and Dodge Streets , OiZAUA , KED.
to exam
ine tlio
jimtly cel
ebrated lines of lloota anil Shoes , inunutactur-
doy o. SI. Henderson a : ( Jo , , of Clilcngo-I ac.
torles .t ChlcaKt ) , Dlxon , Ills-uncl Konil l u lnc ,
Wls.-Bliould write HAM. N. WATSON , resi
dence. 1'IIKMONT. Will Traveling uijent
lor Hubbau.
JOHN E. WILKINSON ,
Teacher of the Violin.
Open for engagements at concert ! ) , entertain-
liiouti etc.
Atl'npll * IleslOonco. 521 NortU 15th Street ,
Onialm. Nebraata.
Oct. 2J : ,
mill Siiiiiluy Ku'iilii Oct. 27
SWEDISH LADIES' '
ional Concerts ,
Au Octclto of Itonntlfiil ( Jlrlb nltli
Iun clous Voices.
AppearlnR In the .jilctnrceatie costumes of
their nutlVB provinrejf unil country ,
Tlila lomuanyas oignnUei ) by I'ltOl' . AU *
( JLibT I.'IJUUBN , airautor Uraud Jlu > < il Upura
for tlio ICInK of HweJeu.
Beats BO on sMe Tu ilar.
CONTINENTAL
In the matter of selecting- overcoat , you can depend upon
our giving- you the best values for we have so much at stake in
pleasing you that we could not afford to do otherwise even if
we were so inclined. l
In our Men's Blue Chinchilla Overcoats , strictly all wool
color guaranteed , Price $10. You can get fitted. All sizes 34
to 44.
They cannot be duplicated outside the Continental. There
are three shades elegantly made and trimmed and the price $15
pleases everyone.
Our line of Irish Frieze Ulsters is larger than ever , perfect
lo wind proof and elegantly made and trimmed.
Our showing of fine Fur Beavers , Kerseys and Mekong
are worthy of the largest house in the country.
Special tanrrjnin line of Boys' Knee Pant Suits , ago ? 0 to 14 nt $0.
made from pure all wool cheviots nnd guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. You can pay moro money I'oi' the same goods In
othei * stores.
Boys' Overcoats , Price $4.50 to $5.
Wo will offer this weelc the best values in Boys' Overcoats. You
cannot afford to pass them. The standard ol'quality Is maintain
ed nnd the price $4.5Ound $ Q will surprise you.
Underwear Department.
We suggest the present week ns the bes' period for the selection
of winter underwear. Our stock now contains complete lines or
nil the popular makes. You will wonder when YOU examine our
pure wool underwear at 7Bc and nt some of the $1 goods. One
thing certain , wo have n lapg'er stock of ui.dsrwear today lose ,
lectlrom than any house in the west.
Express and Mail Orders.
You take no risk in sending mnll orders. No customer visiting
our store can be moro carefully attended to than nro the ordera
received by mail. Wo pay all express charges on goods when re
turned to us ns unsatislaotory. Our method Is to send C. O. D ,
with piivilege of examination. Send for self-moasuromfiut blanks
Hat Department.
You cannot nfford to purchase xtntll you hnvo seen or Derby's
nt$2nnd sf2.2D. wo keep the Wilcox Hat , one of the best makes
m the country. Wo sell them for $ y.5O , nothing better can bo pur
chased ,
Boys' Jockey Caps , 50c ,
Boys' Windsor Caps , 50c.
Boys' Military Caps , 50c.
Girl's Steamers , 50c.
PBEBLAND , LOOMIS & Co. ,
Cor. 15tli and Douglas St.
The Largest Clothing House West of New