8 THE OA1AIIA BEE , SUNDAY , AUGUST 24 , 1890.-RTXTEKN PAGES.
ll.VVDI.N DUOS.
I'orccil Snlo on Orocerlea.
Armour's extract of beef 21)o ) per slono
Jnr , worth Mo. 1'iof. Dr. Kommurleh
extract of beef 2 < ) e ( or n fltono Jnrorth
50e. Kettle French prepared mustard
Be. Mustard smllncs lOo. Oil Miirdincs
7Jf. 1'earllno lUc. Soiiplno 'jje. 1770
soap powder ! IJc. Gold dust washing
powder 'lie. Why pay Ihrco timcH this
"
prlco ; 8 bars best laundry soap 2" c.
bnpollo 7k. Very largo bottlobluing lOc.
I5est XXX BOtla crackers fie. Host
oyster rrackoia fie. Deviled ham Cc per
cnn. Potted liam 5c jrcr can. S-lb can
best corn beef Ifio per can. Very best
B cot chocolate 6 per ciiho. Premium
cliocoluto 17i per csiko , worth Me ,
Noni-Mich condensed niinco muat 8c } ,
worth 1"C. Plcnlo hums Be. IlonoluHi
hum lOc. Stiynr cured hams 12Je. Dried
beef llije. hiilmoii ! L'J-15o per can.
Good baking powder lOe par can. 1'all
Icily O'c. ' ) Good fountly butter 12)-irio )
brHt I'leatnerv 17j-Ilc. ) !
TiA : AM ) COFi'J'.H nKPAOTMKNT.
The ilt'inatid tor our teaH and colTecs
fitill COntilllM'H.
The jiubllo npprcfiiitcs the suiicrlor
qualll\ and low prlpes , as the hu.ivy
fellies of tills department pro\o , and % vo
will bo bettor jiropiireil the coining weulc
tlmn over before tn Hiitiify nil tastus.
Sun dried .lap , Mo , . ' ! 0e , aio.
Basket llretl jap , of IS'JO ' croji , 3oc , 15c ,
Me. OOe , 750.
Tho'-o ' teas are well worth 10 per cent
morothun wo nsk. _ '
Young hvHon , T ! > c , 13c , oic , 03c.
Gunpo\Mier. lOc , lOo , o" o , and the best
Biter cnnnl new season niovuno gunnow-
dor , ( irjo , Ibis lea tolls for SI elsewhere.
Imperial irjt1 , fiOc1 , TMC.
Colon jr. COc , COc , 7c. 8."c- .
Wo hnvo just leeulved an invoice of
English broadfiifclH. Among them are
tbo noted teas known as the
Kulsaro , Me ,
Oopack , GOt' .
Miianitiu' , < ! "o.
raiding , 7i ) < ' .
Keo Mime , $1.00.
Theio nro without doult the best teas
chipped lo America.
COFFEES.
Look ut out" piicus on coffees and you
will be satisfied that you can do bettor
nt lliiydea Bros , than any place in the
city.
city.Planters' combination , 20c , 2."cnnd 30c ;
glided and llio , 2jc or I poumlM for $1.00 ;
ungliuod and Uio , 20o or t pounds for
$1.00.
Old Government Java , 2Sc , 0c , 32c mid
B5f.
B5f.Pea Berry , . ' ! 0c , 32unnd floe
Moca and .Fnviimixed , : ! 2e , 33c and 35e.
Guatemala , ! ! lc and 33e.
Private Gioth , liiio
Pulvorbud , ± > c , Ulc , iiOe , 2Sc , HOe and
85o. 1IAYDO 15UOS. ,
Dry Goods and Groceries *
Although Hour his udvaneod our
prices remain the same.
Best Minesota superlative $1.33.
Blue 1) . $1.2o , snow llalto 81.00.
HO USB L'UllNISHItfG GOODS.
Jelly { . 'laesf's3th tin covers lee per
clo/.on , MMSOU fruit jsirs $1.00 ner dozen ,
jelly bowls } pints oOo per uov.oii , tin
fruit cans for canning corn , tomatoes &c ,
GOi ? per ilo/.en , porcolaiin lined prefcorvo
kettles 2oe each , butter and preserve
jars lOe per gallon , fruit presses 2oo
each , largo wooden tind iron spoons oc
cacli , pudding and milk pans lu each ,
Ini'KO pans lie each , cuko mould oc , jelly
moulds no , cups 2o each , cmcrcd fauueo
pans with handles fie each , colVeo pots
lie each , ten pots lOa each , puddle pans
10o per do/.on , dust pans lee ouch ,
praters lie , \\oodcn Ijowloou , laigo flesh
folks /5e / each , f-helf paper ticpor bundle ,
fancy cnko cutters GL' , toasters Cu
each , ecoopa mid funnels 6c
each. Potato mashers and tea strainers
5c each. Fancy metal mu s 5c cueh.
Largo mixing bowls l-5c each. 0 boxes
of tiielis 6c , Clothes forks lOo each.
hat and toivel nicks Ce , Towel rollers
lOc. Wash boards Ific each. Plo tins
Ic cncli. Stove blacking Ic per package.
Bottle- the best ink Go. 2 boxes of the
best shoo blacking 5c. 6 doz. clothes
pins oc. A cedar oil finished faucet loo.
Copper-bottom wash boiler 59o ono of
the biggest bargains over oll'ored. A
$2.7o all-eoppoi spun botton tea kettle
forl.SX ll.7o. Tin kettle with a rhn
copor ] bottom for 05c ( < i'$1.25. Patent
epout copper bottnin koltlo for 35c. An
nil-tin tea kettle for loo. If you are in
need o ( a Kettle now is your elmnco , as
the raw materials of all thcso goods
have advanced over /JO / per cent. A $1.50
curving tot of Sholliold goods only lOc.
Cnko and flour safes Coo each. Indur-
ntcd fibre wash tubs Sl.GOaml $1.05 each.
Galvani/cd iron wash tubs 7oc , SI. 00 and
$1.25 each , 'Wooden nsh tuba 55c , Coo
and 75o each , the Western washer $1.50 ,
clothes wiingcis $1.CO eaoh , Mrs. Potts' '
and MiidamStreotor's patent cold hnndlo
ilatlrons $1.50 per set , la-degree ammonia
1 quart bottle 15e , rope , all sixes , from
12e } to 15o per pound , the Illy spoon
holder lf c , worth $1.00. IllnLtuinblorsSio
each , folding honing boards $1.2. " > , fruit
stands 15e , oak stimds lee each , u full
Hno of all sixes of the celebrated Now
York roiistlncr pins , perforated chair
Beats 8c , scrub brushes 5e each , knives
and forks 50o per set , nlcklo plated
cusjKidorcs " .5c each , and a splendid
tori'a cotta euspadoro 23e , A bottle of
the best fcporm oil flc , and an iron hang
ing so.ip dish , fits any sl/.o tub or stand ,
erie of tlio most useful kitchen and laun
dry articles made , onlv fie , worth 50c.
1IAVDEN BROS ,
Dry Goods and IIousu Furnishing Goods.
Buy shoes of JJundor & Harris , 1520
Douglas btreot , and g-ot tickets on diamonds
mends , gold watches and other presents
to boghon a\\ay \ ,
Seaman phiotous bojt and cheapest.
The only railroad train out of Omaliiv
run expressly for the accommodation of
Omaha , Council Bluffs , DCS Molncs and
Chicago business Is the Uoek Island
vostlbultd limited , leaving Omaha at
41G ; p. in. dally. Ticket olllco 1002 , Six
teenth and Iftirnnm &ts. , Omaha.
A piano o amino the now soalo Kim
ball jilauo. A. Kospu , 15115 Douglas.
' Through coaches Pullmnn palace
elecpors , dining cars , free reclining chair
earn to Chicago and Intervening point
via the ( "rent Uock Island route. Tlcko
olllco 1002 , Sixteenth and Fuiiuun.
CnrpctH nnO Dr.ipcrlcu ,
Chas. Shlverlck & Co. ,
120G-S-10 b'arnam.
The apodal premiums that arc otTorcd
nt the fair this car are Iminonso. Do
not fail to get a premium llbt and com
pete for ono or more of. them.
All members of Koyslono Lodge No.
155 , 1. 0. O. R , are requested to attcad
our ropular meeting Augubt 20. Hy
order of the lodge. 12. H. DAVIS , Seo'y-
B > \cntli AVnril 1'ers mill UI lUn
There will lw a mooting of the Seventh
Ward Personal Rlylits league , Mpiiday
ovoniiijf , August 25 , at the hall , corner
of Twouly-slxth and Wnlmit streets.
M. L. Kouiunt , I'roslilout.
Fuiu ; LiiniiuiNiC : , Scuiotarf.
The fair at Omaha , which will bo held
nt the fair grounds on Sherman live , ,
Sopt. 1st to 4th , promised to bo u succc\ .
Premium llbt unu other information will
bo given by applying to John Bamnor ,
secretary , 1311 Parmunst.
carrinffOB , Soamau'a repository.
: .v nuoH.
Cirj > ot Hntn.
The now fall goods in this line are
mostly In and this special sale is in
tended to attract the attention of buvors
to this department.
Standard Ingrain carpets at 30c , 36c ,
37cI0e , 4/ie / and 50u , worth lOo to 7 e.
GoNcrninont stnndiird extra super
wool carpets at We , 02o , C8u nnd 7oo.
worth 75c to 'Bl.So.
A eomploto assortment of tapestries ,
Lodv brussels. moquotsand vohots.
LACli CURTAINS AND TOR-
Monday he-Kins our special sale moo
curtains and portieres , Swiss curtains ,
tampour and Irish noinl curtain" .
lai'o curtains nt
Full sl'/.o Nottlngiinm
V.jc , 87c , $1 , f = sl 15. Jl.SM up to * 3.i5 ! , posi
tively woilh § 1. 25 up to to.
Beautiful Imitation silk draperies 20o
yard.
Imported and domestic silk drapery
bilks in plain and fancy colors at 5oc,0oo ,
7ijc and 41.
Doited Swiss for draperies at 25o , t50c ,
JjcI0o ) and dJ ) , worth f > 0i ! to "oc.
l'\ill line of fringed , tassels , tidies ,
table rovorf and rugs.
DOLLS , DOLLS , DOL7S.
Won re positively showing the largest
and finest stock of dolls wu t of ChleiiRo
Comoand see them. The prices are sur
prlslngly low.
IIAYDUN 11UOS ,
Dry ( Joods and Carpets.
YARNS , Y'AUNS , YARNS.
Best quality of Siianish jams , 121c per
skoin.
Best quality of parksaxonys lOo per
skein or 3 skeins for iioc.
Sonora saxony , 12Jo per skoin.
Our stock of Geimun knlUint ; yarns Is
now complete.
\Vo are solo agents for lUuglminn
Brothers' knlttiiiff yams.
Zephyr yarns Oc per ounce.
Best quality of Gurmantown yarns lOc
per skein.
skein.CORSETS , CORSETS.
Our stock of coivots is too heavy and
must bo reduood at once ; great reduc
tions will bo made in Ihisdopirtmont.
Our 7ou corset reduced to oflo.
Our $1.2.3 corset reduced to "oc.
IIOSir.RY.
1 case of children's ' hosiery , double
knees , only lOe , icdiuvd from lOo.
UAYDIN : nuos. ,
Div Goods mm Notions.
SILK SAL13.
\Vo wish to call attention to the fact
that we carry a full line of thobcst dress
silks in ilie market and with every yard
wo glvo n thorough piaotlciil guarantee.
Money refunded in every ea&o where
goods are not satisfactory.
\Vo are the solo atrents for C. J. Bon
net & Co'.s celebrated black groj grain
dress silks and are olTorlnfj iv complete
line at 7f , 6Sc , $1 , SI.lo , fcl.M to $3.75 ,
usual price , " 51 , Sl.2-3 , $1.50 , $1.75 to $5.50.
lihaclamo fromOOu to S3 per yard.
Mervellloiix from 75e toS1.75pcryaid.
Armures froiu7o to < r2,20 per jurd.
Eogonee from C3e to ? 3.10 per yard.
Limn a from $1.00 to $2r > 0 per jird.
Ithodzinieis f 'oin 810 to $ l.bj peryaul.
Diapdaalma from 61.25 to $2.'J5 per
ynul.
Brocades fromoocto $ C.'r)0 per jarfl.
Surahs from 2)0 to $1.00 per yard.
IMllo fraucibo from Sio to $1.80 per
yaid.
Chinas from 3"e > to $1.15 per yard.
"Wo aio miking the lo\ve&t prices over
named for good bilks and ytll redcoin
every yard \\lth \ the money it cost if the
goodb are not btrietly and Jlrbt-class in
every respect.
II AY DEN BROS. ,
Drv Goods and Dross Goods.
' DRUGS.
Got our prices on chugs. They are
the lowest.
Quinine wilphato , P. & "VV. . 00 ; "War
ner's safe euro , 7"c ; Piorco's medical dis
covery , 75c ; Piorco's favorite porserip-
tion , 7oc ; Indian sagwa , 75u ; syrup figs ,
40c ; McLean's cordial , 75c ; Ayurs' sis-
paiilla , 75c ; Scott's emulsion , Too ; Ken
nedy's medical difacovory , 7oc ; Swift's
specillcS. ( S. S. ) , 75c ; beef , iion and
wino ( .Wyoth's ) , 75e ; cuticuivv rcbol\unt ,
75e.
Allock's porous plaster lOc. Cuticura
Boiplfle. Pours soap loo. Phillips'
cod liver oil 75c. Mollcr's cod liver oil
05c. Piso's cuio 2c. ) King's ' Now Dis
covery 40o. Bulb syringes it > o and up.
IIAVDLN EHOS. ,
Dry Goods and Dru gs.
Morse's Slioo Sale Still
Going on. Remember
for August wo maiked
down $20,000 worth of shoes ,
about 33 per cent on" .
Our Indies' oxfords aio nearly till sold. '
A few russets still remain.
$1.00 russet oxford for OOo.
J2.50 rubsot oxfoid for $1.68.
$1.00 girls' oxford for 70c ,
$8.00 ladles' French Kid button , $5.00.
$ 1.00 ladles'kid , Utica iiuiko , button ,
$2.00.
83.50 misses' kid , spring1 heel , button ,
square toe , $2.50.
75c wigwams , 50o.
The above bargain figures are unap-
vroachod by any piovious sale in the
eity. A. D. MORSE ,
Farnam nnd Fouitccnth.
Genuine Colfax Magnetic Reek spring
mineral vater for sale by David Cole ,
M 5-817 Ilowaul btreot Telephone 1121.
See udv. on another p.igo.
Piano Sliuo Sale.
An account of Saturday's rain v o will
continue our last weeks cut price sale on
Monday and Tuesday of this vook. This
is your olmnco to s-avo money.
IlAYWAUl ) liUOS. ,
1515 Douglas sticot.
_
A V10TIH OK ClOAllElTUS.
lie Coiisiinicd a Do/on ItoACH a tiny
ami Tliry Miule Him liibiinc ,
Excessive biuoUlnt ; of cigarettes drove
twentyyearoldVilllam \ Fit/gorald , n
Chtcngoboy , liiHano. Ho is one of the
bcoro or more of young mon who yearly
reach the detention hospital on the ci
garette loutc. Fitzgoralil do\oloped In
to a paor pipe flond about a year ago
and has since consumed fiom tnreo to a
dozen boxes of cigarettes per day , says
the Chicago Herald. When not engaged
in smoking ho wns hard at work chew-
Ing' tobacco. Ills mind began to totter
on its throne and when the iiolico took
him to the detention hospital houis little -
tlo better than an Idiot. Flt/gorald has
acted badly since hlssupply of cigarettes
was cut oil. This af toruoon while walk
ing In the hospital corri
dor , ho violently attacked an
other patient , inflicting injuries which
will lay him up for a month at least.
The infuriated ioung man then grappled
with an attendant named Mahonoy.
Ono of the attendants llngois wns terri
bly aiangled betweea Flt/gendd's teeth.
The era/.y youth was locked up in a cell
but managed to bro.xk out In a short
tlmo afterwards. Hems again cap
tured and this time was put In a strong
er coll. Dr. Egbert , who has the ease
in charge , say& that Fitzgerald's bystom
Is bo thoroughly bnturutcd with pigar-
otto poison that he sinolls as if he had
jubt escaped from an opium lolnt Fit/-
gorald's cusa Is only onoof ubouttwonty-
11 vo similar ones lluit comi ) to Dr. Ig- !
bort's attention ovoiy year , The doctor
says that insanity among cigarette-
smokers Is growing to an alarming ex
tent , and that at the present tlmo the
evil is responsible for nearly 6 per cent
of all the cases ho handles. Fitzgerald
is still confined in n cell and ho will not
bo released until ho shows faomo slgna of
improvement.
THE BOSI03 STORE
Bnjs 180 Sample Pieces Finest Grade Black
Mohair Brilliantho3
Consigned ton New York Importer to
Belcct 1'roiii He Itel'iised to lle-
eclvo Tliem nnd Wo llouilit
Them at Ilall'l'ilec.
There nro no two pieces alike in this
lot and all are of the very highest grade
ofgo'xls. Wo place tlioinon side tomor
row , In four lots.
In lot 1 wo put nil the black mohair
brllllantlncB at ! J3e , that would sell at
COc and 75c If brought in the regular
\uiy , your choice tomorrow Boo.
In lot 2 wo place the very vide black
mohutr brilliantinos atlUc , that would
toll at SI if bought in the regular way ,
jour choice tomorrow 41)c. )
Lota , 0c ! ) , consists of nil the finest
black mohair brilliuntines Unit usually
Boll for Jil.Uo. Your choice tomorrow
eye.
eye.Lot 1 at Soc comprises five pieces of
tlio Miry finest grade of black mohair
brilllimtlno e\er Imported to this coun
try. They \\ouldbo a bargain at $1.75.
All the munnlo pieces of wide double-
fold , colored mohair hilllhintines in
curly fall shades , at loc a yard , worth
IADIKS' KID GLOVHS.
Wo clchod out a retailor's ' entire stock
of kid gloves and divide them into three
lots for tomorrow :
Lot I At I'Jcvo ' glvo jou the choice
of ! ! ( ) dozen of ladles' line real klrl gloves
In ado/.cn dllVoient styles" , vorth from
2 , go tomoriow at 4'Jc.
Lot 2 At Cc ! ) \\o give you the choice
of all the llnost kid gloves from this 10-
tallcr's slock , comiu-lfaing suedes and
arm-length goods ; not any of them
worth less than lU.oU ; tomoriow , C9o.
Lot ; ? At5o wo glvo you the choice
of all odd si/os and odd pairs of this
retailer's stock of kid gloves.
RIUBONS.
All the short lengths of fine pure
silk ribbons , in ovoiy known shade or
color , in pieces of ono to live yard
lengths , in dilleront widths , at Co a
yard. Not over $1 vortli to caeh cus-
customer.
All the odd and sample pieces of the
wide all silk ribbons in blacks and all
latest sliades at Se a yard.
All the very finest and widest ribbons ,
in widths up to No. 40 , in black unit
colors ; also grogralnithsatincdge ,
rrn Inmnn-mv nt. ! ! ) ( _
.
MISSES' SEAMLESS IIOSl ] .
Tomoirow wo ulaco on sulo 80 doon
misses' and chitorcn's beamless fast
black and coloicd hose , woith from 2oc
to 60c. nlHoa pair.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
114 S. IGtli bt.
PALCONKK'S.
AVc Ojeu Our Ncvlill < Goods Mon
day.
Now dross goods , now silks , now vel
vets , now laces , now linens , now llannels ,
now blankets , now black goods , now
cloaks , now jackets , new hosiery , now
underwear , now gloves , now millinery.
Our great fire sale entirely closed out ,
all our old bad stock so that we open this
season with practically a complete now
stock and in the present state of tindo
we have been able to buy so that the now
goods are much cheaper than the old
besides being ; now , fresh nnd all the
latest stylos. It is almost needless to
mention the advantages of ua early
selection fiom. such a stock.
N. 13. PALCONJIK.
Save nionoy by buying shoes of Zunder
& Harris , 1520 Douglas street , and get
tickets on diamonds , gold watches and
other probonts to bo gi\on away.
Cook's first-class family shoo store ,
1312 Farnam street , sells line shoes $1 a
pair cheaper than any lottciy shoo shop
in the eitj1 , and you huvo a larger and
liner slock to select from.
1C02. Sixteenth and Farnam streets is
the new Hoelc Island ticket olllco. Tick
ets to all points east at lowest r.itos.
Huyler's New Yorlc Candles
Always fresh at Kinslor's pharmacy.
Buy shoes at Schnolply's and get
tickeifor the $100 boulskin , 1415 Douglas.
Seaman's wagons best aivl cheapest.
Oil Gixs VcrMis Coal.
Buy no coal until j'oii see our gas bur
ners for furnaces. Steam heater and
stoves of nil kinds. Edwards Burners
company , 1521 Furiuun street.
For Adoption A pretty nine months
girl baby. Box 507 , Omaha. P. O.
Tickets at lowest Kites and superior
accommodations via the great Rock
Island route. Ticket oUleo , 1002-Si.x-
teenth and Parniuu streets , Omaha.
FOR TI1I2OltLiI3'S FA III.
Culifnrnla llcaily to fiend n Tree
WckIiliiK Thirty-Vive 'Jons.
Van Doorman's great redwood tree for
exhibition at the world's fair lias arrived
from Portorvlllo , Cal. , Bays the San
Francisco Chronicle. Three Hat cars
wore required to haul the exhibit , as it
weighs about yo\onty thousand pounds.
It will bo exhibited tit the mechanics'
fair prior to being shipped to Chicago.
The section of the tree was taken from
Mammoth forest. In Tuluio county , Cali
fornia , within thirty-five miles of the
thriving and rapidly giowing town of
I'ortorville. It wits cut from a forest
giant 1511 ! foot in height , growing at an
altitude of 0,823 feet , and xvns severed
from the parent tree twonty-olght feet
abo\o the stump , at which point the
tree measuies sixty foot in circum
ference. Of com-bO the tree xvas con
siderably larger at the stump , but n
section from the base could not bo cut
for the purpose of transposition , for
the simple reason that n solid cut vns
taken of twenty feet diametrically and ,
nine feet in height , and that was tho"
maximum of the railway freight limit on
Hat carj ,
The entire piece of wood consists of
sections , as follows : The lower bectioii
IB 1 foot in height by20 feet in diameter ,
all in ono solid cut , weighing 19,728
pounds. This will bo arranged .as a
iloor , placed on nine elegantly cimcd
and enormous pedestals made of the
wood of the wuiifl treo. The next cut is
7 foot In height by 20 feet in diameter ,
which Is hollowed out and xvill bo placed
on the Iloor cut. The last and final cut
Is 1 foot high , and blmllnr in every re
spect to the Iloor cut. 'I'lio xUioloof this
roinurktiblo curiosity will form * a f-ort of
hall , and will accommodate about ono
hundred people , and will bo onterpdby
a swinging door made out of ono of the
portions oftho second section. Two
hundred , and fifty lacandcbcont lights
will illuminate the section In&ldo and
out , and a number of skilled xvood-
carvers have been engaged to inanulac-
turo souvenirs for distribution among
the visitors ,
This year children's day at the fair
will bo September 1 , Every child who
visits the fair will bo presented with u
souvenir the compliments of tlio Doug-
lua County Agricultural society ,
THE BOOT STOKE
Unkes Some More ( Truly "Wonderful Pur
dioaei.
1OOO KlncHt GrJitc Curtain ISnilM
'ilcllcs fliul
an Snlo
Tomorrow.
These curtnln ends nro 1 * far the fin
est lot wo ha\o e\er bad. They are liner
grades and longer lengths than the lubt
lot. They all go In tlueo lots.
LOT 1 AT lOc.
Are short lengths fiom 1 to 3 yards
long , vciv hultablo foi'ilraporlcs , and go
at ISIe. These uio equally as good as
those in the higher priced lots but in
shorter leiiyllis.
LOT 2 AT 2oc.
Real Nottingham and guipure shnit
length out-tains , just the thing for hull
doors and nqunrolndows. \ . They go 'at
y > a each , They nro high grade goods
and leally worth up toi-l.
LOT it AT a.je.
Real Iilsh point and tambour curtains
In lengths from 1 to 3i jnrds gout . ' 5'je
npleco , nctunllyorth fiom to to $10 a
yard. Thco arc short lonylhs of the
ilnoit goods miinufaeturcil. The uilues
nro positively not exngorntctl ,
1,000 samples of iinu linen towels worth
from 25o to 7'je , ( the ends have been cut
olT ) In two lots , tomoirowat Gc and lllc.
NELLIKDLY CAP fiOc.
\\'o secured from a manufacturer his
entire sample line of MO Nellie Hly caps ,
which go tomoirow at 60c ; they are
worth fiom $1.2.to ) $2.50.
Lot 1 All the ladles' black and col
ored wool joi-bo.is , jubfc the thing for
houbowear , at 2of.
Lot 2 All the ladles' fine nil
wool jeiseys , licuvy enoujjli
for street or hoiibowcar , at60c , worth up
toilSO. .
Lot 3 All the ladles' fine fancy black
worsted jerseys at iSc. )
Lot 4 All the ladies' finest black jer
seys from this block at $ l.o. !
LACI : TIDHS. :
200do7enof line imported li.mclmailp ,
thread and cord tidies at 25c , woith 75e
andSl.
Finest grade of laeo tidlos at lOc.
80 doyen of the voiy lines1 * grade of im-
poitcd Turkish tidies atilic.
i : BOSTON STOIIH ,
114 S. IGth st.
A. MI2K1TUK10US EXHI1UT.
Such " \VI11 be tlio Approaolilutj Kairat
Omaha.
The approaching fair to bo liold at the
old fair , grounds September 1,2 , Hand 4
bids to bo an unqualified success in
every particular. The association has
nuule btronuous efforts to hn\o a much
laigcrdisplay r 1S')0 nnd nioro attiac-
tions than any previous ono they liavo
over held in Omaha. That their cll'prts
have succeeded can only bo surmised
from the gi cat increase In the number
of exhibitors who Invo agreed to titko
part , and it can safely bo feaid this will
bo a banner year. The display includes
farm stock , poultry , grain , grasses ,
vegetables , fruits , preserves , cle. ,
needle work and fine aits , most of
which will bo the product
of Nebraska soil and the fruits of her
husbandry. A fair of this kind does
much to advertise ) tlio city's push and
merits and will attract thousands of Usi-
tors to Omaha , 'and sliouldrccono st
largo and liberal support from homo pee
ple. Thuio will bo music e\ory day and
11 general good time can bo looked for
ward to. There aio many special piem-
iuins otTorcd by the leading enterprising
business firms of Omaha. To those who
have not already signified their inten
tion to enter , pi-cmiuin lists will bo
mailed free , t > ostngo paid , to till appli
cants by inldrobslnj , ' John Dimmer , sec
retary , iyi4 Farnam fatreet.
A force of men is at present at York
piopnrlng the fair grounds on Sheimnn
iiromio for the coining fair , September 1
to 4 , which promises to bo the best fail-
ever hold under the management of the
Douglas county agricultural society. No
pains are bpuied to make it a success.
It is assorted Hint h'i.OOO people will
visit the fair grounds on Sherman , avo. ,
September 1.
It Works Well in Frisco nml WorrieH
Uio Hull Company.
Tlio Bell telephone company is likely
to have a persistent livul in a party of
Chinese in this city whobo Ingennitj has
enabled them to perfect an instrument
which works remarkably well , and , It is
ii'-seited , is not an infringement on the
Boll patents , says a San rruiiclhco dis
patch to the Now Yoik Sun. The now
Instalment was biought tolight through
an investigation of tlio telephone com
pany , which bec.uno suspicious of the
increasing number of eiders for tno
loinoval of Instruments from Chinese
shops.
For many months Wong Chlng"With ,
otherwise known as W. C. Young , n
liignly educated and intelligent Chinese ,
has boon engaged in electrical experi
ments -\\ith a view to perfecting his
smattering knowledge of the sci
ence , obtained In an eastern college -
lego , "Wah is employed as a teacher In a
Protestant Episcopal mission ntOloCmy
street , ami has been nblo to prosccuto
his experiments only at odd hours when
Ills services wore not required at school ,
About a your ago ho conceived the Idea
of attempting the construction of a tele
phono. 1 rom the electrical supply houhO
on Jllssion street ho purchased the nee-
obfaary pirtsof instruments , and a wood
engraver on Ivearnoy stieot , under his
Chinese customer's instruction * , knocked
together a box for the reception of the
completed telephone. Wnh screwed the
parts together , and the result wis so
satisfactory that ho straightway con
structed a sevoml blmilar instrument.
ThishoBOt up in a neighboilng moat
shop , the first luHtrumcnt having al
ready been placed In position in the Mis
sion. AVnh and hie meat fahop friend
trung a wirebotmoon the two points ,
nd then each ruahud homo to his tele
phone for the first test. It worked Uko
a charm , and vitltin a vdektho proud
electrician 1ml j eei\pd \ from his friends
nnd acquaintances dn/ons of orders for
similar telephones. Ho filled orders as
rapidly us possible , and as fast as tlio
now instruments wore completed nnd
put In position thodo of the Hell com
pany wore removed.
Alwujs
Desire that their cigars bhull ho of the
boht. To obtain such bo certain that
you call on Win , Oocdocko & Co. , in the
Barker block , 15th nnd I'limam bis.
"Winner of Solioelply's sealskin clonk
gurr.inteeda perfuol tit. 1115 Douglas.
Winner of Schoelply'n sealskin cloak
guuraiituud a perfect lit. 1415 Douglas.
Seaman's buggies best nnd cheapest.
Miss Shulze , the artist , returns from
Now York in .September to opui her
stuulo for pupils ,
Dootn privileges nt the fair grounds
can bo had iy applying to Arthur
Briggs , 210 S. Hth et.
JII3N.VISON JlltOS.
I'rlecH r.ir Momljir.
6 ernes tinbleichethcanton llannol Mon-
ilnv only Giiyard.
5 bates unbleached muslin , n good uno ,
only Jo jnrd. Itoincmbur the price
jMonclny hnminorcddo\\n to lo yard ,
& 0 bales snow white baits lOc toll ,
worth 12Joto loo.
100 ( eatlior plllo\\8 \ , 3j Ibrf , at19c ouch.
2 cases full standard prints , no\v fall
patterns , only 60 yard.
1 case largo sl.ovhlto lied spreads
Sunday titllSoeuuli , worth M. ! > o.
2.000 yat da of linen laces In remnants
nl half prices.
20 pieces all wool black { roods , worth
from Tou to $1 , choice JloiniayI'Jc ' yard ,
unit lots of ether diess good * ) lit yroat
closiiiff out price" .
hutlles'lino ballirlgnnu hose at l-lo
piiii' , loriuorly t-old at ISe.
Grc.it line of 'ItitlleV anil children's
lio-'O In loin on counters at half price.
Woluno about 100 very line colored
joixejs , foriiicily sold from SI.75 up to
fo.OO , all tle.sh.iblo colors , choice of lot
to eloso , Sl.UScaeb.
Alboalnlof ladies'plaitl jackets for
merly sold at $ ! ! .00 and SU.30 , choice
Monday , tl.Voeach.
Dr.Vnrncr'a celclratoil 313 cornet
gees Monday at Too each. This is leas
than wholorialo price.
SJo Infants' loa cashmoio cloak' , all
ono color , red. They are woith iKt.OO.
You cnn buy thiMii Monday at , HSc eiieh.
A lot of children's dfessos in lljjht
jiorcalos at io < 5 each.
Another lot of cinbiolderofl dro 'cs at
"oc C'.icli , formerly bold at { 1.48 ,
Noivistho time to buy carpel" , nips ,
shades , curtains , etc. Wo are the iif'lit
plaeo to buy this class of nieichandibc.
Don't forprot to get our prices on caipots
bofoio you buv.
Coiao in Monday , special t'uts in every
department. 'iHiiN'NIbON HI JOS .
The Omaha races Sopt. 2nd , 3rd and
1th will be called at the old fair grounds
on Shornmii avo. ; S2IoO ! are the purses
olTcred. Speed programmes may bo had
at John Dimmer's ' , 1311 Faniuin st.
I'oitrntt I ) ) ' llcnry Mot-lor.
A fine poi tialt In oil of Mr. Monlor Is
now on exhibition at Hosjio's art rooms.
This is considered the 1'mu.st poi trait
painting iu the city.
Choice mKod candies , lOii per lb. ;
mixed nutb , l"ic per lb. The largest
stock of fresh vegetables , fruit1 , and mel
ons in the city at Reel & Keel's C. O. D.
grocery.
E. J. Davis , safe moving etc , 410 So.
loth. Sheelyblk. Tel. 113J.
TAIjJlA.GK'3 MOU'I'II.
Tlio I'rpiielior Kt * loots a Slattio Ee-
Koalurc w Too
Deacon Wood of Tahmgo's Brooklyn
tabernacle is a defendant in a lawsuit
brought in the supreme court , which
will probably afford some fun -when it
conies to trial , bays a Now York special
to the Chicago lloruld. Ho is sued /or
$300 damages by J. SehwarU & Co. , of
171 First avenue for failure to fulfill the
conditions of a contract for the manu
facture of fifty busts of Tahnago in tona
cotta at id each. A Brooklyn arm vis
ited Dr , Tahnago last spring and .sug
gested to him that a bust of himself
would bell like wildfire after the ic-
murkablo o.\puriencoof the Icvriied doc
tor in Palestine , Mars' Hill in Athens
and other places in his trip abroad last
summer. Talm.igo thought so , too , and
a contract \ \ as made with Sclnwirl ? &
Co. The firm's sculptor visited Tal-
mngo in thecditoriil ofllco ofhispajicr
and tlio cditor-pteaclier gave him
a. sitting. The bculptor inudo a
clny model and Bryan & nurnott of
50Vall stieet , counsel for Schwartz &
Co. , declare that Tulmagc has the model
and oxpre&sed his heart j approval of it.
Then tlio trustees of the tabernacle
wcio asked by ueacon Wood to sit on
the bust in judgment , and the trustees
decided that the bust was not a good
likeness. It made Talmago's mouth too
large , they dechred ; and , furthcrmoie ,
it did not look half as majestic as Tnl-
magc ( loc ln the pulpit. The busts had
been finished , houevcsr , in April , but
Deai. on Wood totaled to take them oil
Schwartx & Co.'s hands. 'Iho icsult i
that Schwartz & Co. lias fort ) -nine busts
ofTnlnmgo and the ilun doesn't ' want
them and can't toll Ihoin. It will bo re
membered by the readers of Tabmigo't.
papers that among the premiums an
nounced last bpiingas aiownrd for these
who sliould got hiibicribers was "an ele
gant , lifo-bi/o bust of Hov. T. DoA'itt
Taliuagc. " Deacon Wood has had his
ono bust displaced in his btoro window
on Fulton btreot , Brooklyn , for some
time jia&t , and it is said that to any one
who Inquires the price ho replies
piomptly : "That Is a splendid bust of
the doctor , and you can ha\o it for $8. "
The case is on the calendar for tiial.
Buy shoos at Schoalplj's and got
tickctfor the $100 soalblan,1415 Douglas.
Tlio now offices of the great Itoek
Island route , 1GOJ : , Sixteenth iindfarmun
streets , Omaha , are the finest in the city.
Call and &co them. Tickets to all points
cast at lovobt uitcs ,
For sale at a bargain , stock of gro
ceries nnd fixtures , invoice about $1.000 ,
also for bulo or trade , hort-o , now phae
ton and harness. Address box IM US ,
care Duu.
A. Max lloUlicimcrCo.
Fine watch repairing1 ,
1413 Douglas st
Gut your tickets on tbo diamonds at
Korrlh& Wilcox'&bhoobtoie , Iol7 Doug
las St. Ono ticket with each dollar's
worth puiohubcd.
Get prices on lots in ttu&t Omaha from
Totter & . George Co , 10th & Faimim.
Railroad faies on all rallioads in No-
hmskii to vlbit the fair at Onrilia and
bee ono of the grandest labor union pro
cessions , are ono faro for the round trip
IV. I , . ai
teacher of piano. Leave orders at Max
Jloycr & Bro. , or address 4lb ! Soutl
21th avo.
Boaman's carriages best and cheapest ,
A Clinit'o Ijlst ol' Summer ItcsoitH.
In the lake regions of Wiscomln , Min
ncsotn , Iowa and the two Dakotas , thoru
nro hundiedsof charming localities pro
einlnontly litted for bummer homes
Among' tlio following selected list are
names familiar to many of our readers
as the joi feotlon of noithoia summer re
forts , Nearly nil of Iho Wisconsin points
of into rent aio within a short distance
from Chicago or Milwaukee , nnd none
of thorn are M > far away from tlio "busy
marts of civlll/.atlon'1 that they cannot
bo reached in a few hours of travel , by
frequent trains , over the finest road in
the northwest the Chicago , Milwaukee
& St , ljunl railway :
OCOIIOIIIOHOC. Wls. Clear I.iUo , lown
Miiiowjun , Wls I-iko OKobujl , Jowa.
\Vuukuslii , Wls. Siilrit Ii > ko , Iowa.
I'olmyrn'ia. . Krontcnuo. Minn
Tainiihavk nakos , T uko Mluuctonka ,
Wli. Minn.
Lakeside , Wls Oitoti\illo , Minn ,
KillwiriiCity.Wis , 1'rlor Luko.Mhin. ,
( lMlsof tuo \ VbVhlto Hear Lake ,
ponsln ) Minn.
Ik-.ivcr Dam , Wis. I3l htono Lnlw , Da-
Muolson. Wls , hot a
Fur cUtnUed Information , apply at ticket
oniu1. I'M FurnoniBtrPct , Barkei bloi'K.
T , A , N/sil , Gc-n , Agent.
J , E. PitiiSTON , Puss. Agent.
MOUSU'S IIIjANKCT SAI.I2.
S\\eopln > r Cut In Pi-loos to Itcilucc
Slock I'l-oUnis to Itcinovtil.
ALL , WOOL , BL.ANKCTS , $ a7 .
10 pairs 1M all vool white blankets ,
) oughtnt n sacrlllco , being slightly
"inill boiled" on the edge. Tomorrow
wit ] during the week wo shall sell them
it fit.To a pair.
nxTiiA sizij wuirn BLANKETS ,
90 , l O.
75 pnlrs of our $ , "j.OO quality , an extra
largo il/o , , at $ y,75 during tlio present
salo.
ITC BLANKETS ,
50 pairs till si/o. made of fhu t Call-
foinla wool , but boinjf too cumbo.re.otno
totmno wo IniMj reduced the price fiom
CALIFOHNJAVII1TK DLAKKKTS ,
$ " ) 00. <
2 I'nses bought espc'dally for the opmi-
itif ( of our now si ore , but shipped earlier
tlinn ordoied , lo .save moving1o will
cll utij 00 , which only eovoi\s test and
f lelfrhtiiffo from the mill * .
LAUGC'.IOIVIiriC . HLANKCTS $1,75.
7o pairs ; those are not all wool but nro
always told at JU.GOa vilr ; durlntj this
Bale \\o sliull soil thorn at 91.7o.
IIIDUIJ DOWN COM1ORTS.
\Vohavoafow of Uooth & , Tex Im
ported older down comforts that wo fold
untoKioO. Wo iilaco the lot on sale
Jtlondav at $12 oiifli.
'i'UEMOHSEpm' COOPS CO.
Try High. L.Uo Jam and Mocha cof
fees at Keel & Keel's C O. D. urocorv ,
C2U N. lUth.
All mojiibcrsof Mt. ShaMa lotl oKo.
71 , K. of I' . , are caraes-tly lequested to
attend the regular mcotiiiy tomoirow
o\oninjj at Pjlhinn hall us important
1 ' - is on hand ,
.1. C. MiTCill'.M. , C. C.
C. L. CotMAN' , 1C. of K. S.
: i JI AKVnST L.VClllStOAS SOUTH ! i.
Vlu tlnValiiisli Kixile ,
On September 0 , 2i ; and October 1 1 the
Wiibnsh will boll lound trip tickets to
points in Texas Arkansas Tenne-seo ,
Mississippi , Louisiana , Alabama , G'eor-
gin and bloridn , at Half Pure , good for
oO days. Ueiiiemlor the \Vnbaih is the
quIcKe-jt louto South and Southeast.
Keclining Clmir and Pullman Uiillot
Sleeping Carson all trains. Only
lo liouia to St. Louis ,
! i2 } " " Chattanooga ,
40 " " Ko\\ Orleans ,
10 } " " NowYoik ,
with cnrresjionding fast tlmo to all
points South and llabt. For tickets and
lull information in regard to routes , albo
for a copy of the Southern Honieboekors'
( Juide , call at the Wnlash Ticliet Oflicc ,
1502 Fnrimm street , Omaha , or write C3.
N. Clayton , Noithwesteiu Pa&otnger
Agent , Omulia , I\'eb.
While Mr. Geoigo A. Borliiighof , the
genial architect , 1mb no fwira that the
prohibitory amendment will bo carried
in Noveinhernoxt , still he deemed It his
duty to do all he could for the nulls , and
the sequel is that lip now has an addi
tional young voter in his familywho put
in an appearance last Friday niornlngnt
2715 Dcc.itur stieet. Although the
jouiighter has not yet had time to icgis-
tor , lie has aheady made himbclf heard.
Ihc Woilil Io Move.
And to do the elegantly appointed
trains of the Burlington route. By this
favorite line , selected by the U. S. gov
ernment to carry the fast mail , you have
the choice of three dally traini for
Chicago and the east ; t\\6 for Kansas
Citj and the south ; two for Denver and
the west.
The Burlington No. 2 fast Express ,
vestlhuled throughout , equipped with
elegant Pullman cttis furnished with
well selected libraries , I'cclinlng cliair
cars ( seats fiee ) , and dining car leaves
Omaha 4:80 : p. in , , nriives Chicago 8 a ,
in. , serving breakfast ho fore arrival.
No. 0 , the fast mill , leaves Omahi
0:10p. : in. , nirives Chicago 1 p.m. , equip
ment and dining ear boruee up to tlio
highest standard. Ticket ollleo , 12'JJ
Farnam st.V. . lVuill , agent.
Grigor's Test Store , 1S09 Douglas st , ;
State Agents for Oneidu Community
canned goods. JIail orders filled.
IM > t'KM' uroiu : .
I1UII
Don't ho sururhed to tlnd us head over
heels in work gutting ready lor parly
buyers.e are getting 'in immense
lines of now goods ; tilling up with fresh y
attiactlons in every dopailmont and are /
malilng bigger Imluccmcnts than eve ? /
for jour imtionairo in soasonahlo goods r
at marvellously low prices. Our front
window Is tilled \\lth \ \ an exceptional offer
In line plctur" * , ( rained In a thrco-lncli'
mouldiiijr , at Wo each , They \ \ ill all go
Monday , so don't dolny.
Our house finnlshliig goods department -
mont continues to attract multitudes of
buyers who can alwajs depend on tlit >
bcht goods for tlio least inonoy. Tn dolls ,
toys albums and fancy goods ivotuo still
in the lead. We Invlto you to call upon
us for anything you may need in our
line , and should \ou \ Hud a bolter aril-
do nt a lower price than jou linvu c\or
known don't bo stirpiNfil , as that Is juib
a simnilo of the \\iiy HO do biisino-s all
thtithno. AVe nro hound lo nuilw you
fee ! that this is Uio sifo and sure pftico
to trade , and no mutter \\hat othera
oiler j on can nluays depend upon tlntl-
Ing us holding our own \\lth tlio Iwt ot-
them. Till0 CllX'l' STOHK ,
11110 Kainain st.
'Jho Xc\\
Cedar wood proves to ho as nnu-h su-
peilor lo any other wood for a wishing
machine us electricity Is supcilor to
hor.-cs for street car * .
Mrs. C. 1 < \ Shaw ol IWfl S. 2Sth st. nys
the now washer will wash a.s clean and
more even than is possible to do it by
hand nnd B.UCSII third of Iho tlmo and
half the hard vorlc.
Mrs. 0. 0. Blown of 18J 2N. 10th st.
sujsitlstho Histnisliortliat \ I e\or
sa\v \ tliat I would ha\o , and I htuo tried
lots of lliein.
The housekeeper of MIH. Mr. M. Hush-
man bajs it heats washing by hand all to
pieces.
MIM. Iturns says ills more child's play -i
to wash with tbo no washer if ono fol
lows the directions.
1 can furnish any number of testimon
ials lilio the above , and the demand for
the washei'is enormous.
Only bold in Omaha byV. . P. Stoet/ol ,
.stoves and ranges , lll'-l Howard.
Special ale for Mondiv and Tuesday
on 1'rico's baking poudur at Keel
Keel's U. 0. 15. grocery ,
Pullnmn tourist sleojiing car excur
sions to Californii and Pai'ilic coast
points leave t liiengo every Thursday ,
Kansas ( Jity oAery i'rld.iyia the Sanity
I o route. Ticket r.ito from Chicngo
$17.50 , from Sioux CityOin ilin. Lincoln
or Kansas ( Jity $ ,15 , sleeping car i.ito
fiom L'huMgo il per double berth , fioiu
Kansas Oily $3 per double berth , I'.x cry-
thing furnibhid exi-opt meals. Tlieso
otcuiilonsnro puiMiimlly conducted by
cxpoiicnccd cxcuibion manngors lie
nccoiniiii ] ) } pnitics to dchtination. Top
oveuision folder containing full partlcu-
lais and imp folder and tlmo table of
Santa Fo loutoaiidic crvingof sleeping
car berths , address S. M. Osgood , gen
eral iigont , 1 1 L. Pa 1 mor , freight and
lisfc ) MigorngontT. . fc S , F. iulroad ,
WOS nirniini btroet , Omaha , Ncbrabka ,
For choice groccilcs , fresh VORPtables ,
melons , butter and eggs go tom. . Oeu-
tlcman.
AMUSEMENTS.
Qp vra.
Uovi > A irAvs'i : ,
3 NIGHTS , BEGINNING SUNDAY , AUG 24TH
"i'nincbr : cc\ii'w\NV or OOMIOAOTOUS
' . "
IN iVMIIUIl'A.
AMII prc'ont Ihc fullun liu fiirco cointdlc !
Surifltiy nnil Moinliy Mirn CITV IlIlll.t'lOIIY. "
Tui'SiUy-'TASV Bl'lll HT. "
Tlicsi1 nro tlio innplo who lll irDvoko loin and
vell-Niistilnta uililli Chailli ) Ki'ul , XXni foil or ,
Unnclo Mailliu-ttl , Wir. K Miifk Air llniiipton ,
til is Viuiiiin Hurt Hiiveilv JOKUP'I J c < n it Mny
Irnlii Hlnr.ilrnln Ainthi UlnMii , llmalnrhncl.irid ,
MnyiulCuls < i llusn V'rniio , iiinl loxlo Suilli'r
IK'unl.ir prliua. HcMta will lo putou uulo
mornlii ) ;
EDEN MUSEE.
. . . .
WILL LAWLER. MANAGER. CORNER 1ITH AND FARNAM STREEia
WEEK OF AUGUST 25TII.
REALISTIC ! LIFE-LIKE ! ASTOUNDING !
THE WORLD IN'WAX. .
noitli loil sociip of Emperor 1I I Ilium surrounded by tlio inyiil family In Impnrlnl Insignia
OuoiMi Vlotnrlt o r.iinluil. Tin t'/sirof Ktsilii , 1'liu Mllc.ulo ot Jitpm and llu > linpi > ror ol
Uhlua , all wearlnstlioli lohcs of stale
KEMIVILER ELECTROCUTED
Tlio deathsconi of tlo nolLiI inni < Uior In tlieilnathuliuinhoriit Mbunjr prison.
\-jr TN.T Yjr T / Tlo most nottil MiiKlol in of the a ciinrlrullul , in lits foits ol
\ . /f-v J\ . 1-V J. v _ ) niitlo | ! ami
- GLEASON'S DOG CIRCUS -
OAX1M > AltriSTS.
TliU trouno of trained flos"'ftn tint liu ( Itiiillcittid In tlio worlil. Tholi * trices mid unties an
highly umublng uiul liiHliiietlvu. L'liuydu oiiirytliln but ttlk. ;
" Ft.tii iii a. GliinosG lxa.tjiiclru ,
Catlln , Kdaids , Oli'ason und Wlilto cn.ict lliu funnlost ( uaoof the season.
/ 'TT1 / \ fT1 P\Ar ) A P ? "T\Gi-Tlio\vorlil fiiracd ooiiu-ilkin will jircsonta riOiioddulln'
VJ 'V- ' . C i- > VVVITLJJ. . cutlon offuiulKii mid nun'rocliiiiiutuid.
All tlifscstnrs will bo biippoitcd liy u UlunUcl company of iirlists mill .ippu.ir ilullj ut tljt
cllffuronl purforniuiicjcs , _
ONE DIME ADMITS TO ALL PARTS.
A PLEASING , REF.HED . ENTERTAINMENT FOR A SMALL AMOUNT.
STANDARD BUSINESS COLLEGE-
AMD SCHOOL , OF SHORTH NIJ.
. .
W. T. J.AUIMOIli : , I'llKSIIlCNT AN
A. C lNlA SI.I III.NCU'AK
I.nnnuaio , Crnniinnr I'l.hctnji , Klocutlon , Itliclo *
rloitid Mtxk-kr * plfiK.
111AM < K I1KIJ. I.SUritlTUIOIt
fclortliiiiid , 'irpiinrrltliiKnnil ( Jonurnl Huimrtlntt.
J. IMIMINK. U AltON'ia.
Io ! < k.crf | | > lnir. I'oiiiiuiiiililp , Aclunl lluilncn IluiU
iifsB ArllliiiHlU niul ( ' ( iniiiioriUI l.niv ,
T. A AHIIKUIIV ,
Initruclor To'turniiliy ' J > inrtmoiit unil Ofcrntcr.
JHII'A ll'l MUNIS.
NOIIMAI , ISCI.IHII. IJUSINI'SS.
lll'HIM HS I'llACTICK
IMN'KIM ! HllUliril M ) .
Tlil.i.IIAI'llI'KN : AUT
KAI.I. TKIIMVVII.IOI'I'V SKIT ISf \
3f AI.\VA\B INHI fislON |
IiiiUU'l lliinliicKn t'ullcK-i - In tlio Cllj
NOTICE.
\ \ > < ninko you n dlifdiiiit if 10 for r < nt onour lul-
cn if > ( in filter iniriuliiiiil In heiitomlor
.Siift < ilr , no olcriil' r rocino fII llulitoil and
Mtlliitnl Now fiirnltuin Ki | > ( .Tluiou ) Inntruo-
ti i n lull inuU TIIIOIHinli'iuoi
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