Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 03, 1892, Page 8, Image 8

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    THE OMAHA DALLY BEE : THURSDAY , NOVKMUKR 3 , 1802-TWELVE PAOKS.
BOSTON STORE MILLINERS
A. Phenomenal ale of Millinjiy Thurau'aj ,
Friday and Saturday ,
AND GREAT CROCKERY AND GLASS SALE
flit OrcHt Spcclnl Millinery Snln lny/i
to Dmpfmn of a Omit Nr\r York
llniikrupt .Mllllnory Muck
Hoitf-lit itt Unit 1'rlcc.
OK Sl'RE TO GO DOWNSTAIRM FOR
CROCKERY AND VI' FOR MIL
LINERY.
The tnillincry'snlo will provo n bo-
nnn/a to the Indies of Onmha who will
bo delighted with the
Huts , bonnet * , ribbon- ) , ostrich fenth-
ots , fancy feathers , child's and misses'
lints , tourist caps , etc. , nil nt Imlf price.
Our cash hns nought those tiling at n
grout bankrupt bnlo ia Now York tit
HALF PRICE.
And our kind patrons bhall hnvo them
HALF PRICE.
During this sitlo wo offer
Clio blnck ostrich tips nt 25c.
$1.00 black oslfk-h tips nt 60c.
$1.50 blnck ostnoh tips nt 76o.
$2.00 hint-Is ostrich tips nt 81.00.
$1.50 black ostrich plumes at 76c.
$2.00 black ostrich plumes nt $1.00.
88.00 blnt'U ualrloh plumes nt $1.60.
8o.K ( ) hi nek ostrich plumes at $2,50.
SMt- wings in all colors nt Sc.
SOo fnuey feathers at 2"c. .
81.00 fnncv fanlhursnt 50c.
82.(10 ( fancy feathers nt $1.00.
COc louiiBt capa nt 20e.
7fle Tain O'Sliantcrs nt 40c.
COc sailor huts , in gray nnd brown , nt
C5c.
$1.00 velvet Kitilore , In nil colors at GOc.
$1.25 beaver bailers , light shades , nt
75e.
$2.00 trimmed Bailers nt $1.00.
82.M trimmed hats nt Ooc.
8a.)0 ( ) toques in velvet nt $1.50.
88.50 lints nnd bonnets nt $1.75.
$ 1.60 hats in velvet and fell nt $2.25.
$5.00 bats in velvet and felt nt $2.75.
$8.00 halH.in velvet and fnlt nt $8.60.
$12.00 hut patterns nt $5.00.
Now roincmbor that the choicest nnd
most du&lrnblo of tlieno nrticles will jjo
first and with a rush , and it will bo
prudent for you to come and select
while cvoiythinp Is froth and our beau
tiful line completes.
\Vo feel confident that you will bo
especially delighted with our line ronlly
B.\iiulsito displny of white hats , pink ,
light gro ; ii. nile jrrcen , cream or ecru
opera hats , every ono of them n
pom nnd on Thursday , Friday and
Saturday they will bo bold nt greatly
reduced prices.
CHEAT BARGAINS IN OUR
CKOCJKKUY DEPARTMENT IN
OUH BASEMENT FOR THE RE
MAINDER OF THE WEEK.
In ordur to mnkeroom for our iiolldny
goods wo will place on snlo nil our odds
nud ends in crockery , lamps , glassware
nnd cutlery.
Hero you will find tronuino bargains.
A complete lamp for 15c , worth 80c.
A decorated h > mp for 8oc , worth $1.50.
A very handsome decorated lamp nt
Ooc , former price 82.I/O. /
A line bunging lamp for $1.95 , worth
$3.00.
A prism hanging lump for $3.7oworth
$0.00.
An English porcelain dinner sot , nny
decoration , for $7.75 , regular price
$12.00.
An olcfrnnt English dinner sot , 112
pieces , for $9.00 , worth $10.00.
Hnntlsotno decorated chamber sots , 12
pieces , for $1.25 , sold for $0.75.
A fine ht'.nd decorntcd chumbcrsot for
$0.50 , regular price $10.00.
Wohnvo 1,000 odd decorated plates
which wo will close out from f > c to lOc
each.
Odd cups from lo to 5a each.
Tumblers , lie each.
Goblets , 'ic nnd upwards.
Glass sots 30c , worth 60a
Ghes ( berry sots 2oc nnd 30c a Bet.
Odd knives 5c , lOc , 15c each.
During tills sale wo oiler nil our tin-
vrnro nt prices never ofl'cred in this city
bofo.o. BOSTON STORE ,
N. W. cor. lOtli and Douglns.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
'
cliuil-h will serve a hot lunch'in the
church parlors , Friday , November } ,
from 11:80 : to 2 o'clock. "All tlioir frionJs
nro cordially Invited to attend. Lunch ,
60 conts.
_
1MKK KXCUUS1OX
To tlio City of Moilco anil noturn.
For the meeting of the American
Public Health Absoulation and Intorna-
tlonal Medical Congress , to bo hold in
the City of Mexico November 29 to De
cember 2 , 1892 , the Santa Fo route will
eoll tickets nt ono lowest first-class faro
for the round trip.
This is an excellent opportunity to
visit Mexico , ono of the most delightful
trips imaginable , at very little cost.
A special party will leave Omaha
Saturday , November 19 , nnd join n largo
party from Boston and ether eastern
cities at Kansas City.
The faro for the round trip from
Omaha if , only $01.00.
For further information and roaorva
tlon of Pullman accommodations call
on or address , li L. PALMKII
Passenger Agent Santa Fo Route , 1310
Farnnm St. , Omaha , Nob.
Real estate.
Bargains only.
My word is good.
W. G. Albright.
621-2-3 N. Y. Ufo bldg.
Cnmn Near < ; ro slni ; Otur.
Mr. John Wlllliims of Omaha approached
the bounds ot Ufo Tuesday eight by turning
on the Ras at the signal service ofllco without
attaching a lighted -natch to tha Until. Ho
visited his frlond Mr. Btrobook , tbo ntclit
observer , and being sleepy no wont "into a
back room to rest a while. Ho stretched
himself across u tnblo m the middle
of the room upon which tboro is a
drop light. In adjusting bis frame to the
ihapo ot the table ho evidently turned on
tbo gns but dldinot notice It , Had It not
teen for tbo fuel that Mr , Strobock had oo-
cablon to go Into that room a half hour later
Mr. Williams weald , ia all probability ,
nbvor have known iho exact manner la
whluh be terminated his earthly career.
When Mr. Slrobock found him ho was un
conscious from tbo effects of the gas , but
odor na hnur of vigorous treatment ho was
resuscitated.
Tbo standard euro for cold and cough , Dr ,
Bull's couch syrup , should bo kept by every
mother who loves her darlings.
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The enormous quantity of goods sold by us during the past t\vo month * , has convinced t
us of the "wonderful power of price' "
We have therefore decided to sell all our goods hereafter at one half our former margins ,
expecting the increase in sales will more than offset the decrease in profits.
We arc daily receiving a complete new stock and all new goods placed on our floors will
be marked at the lowest possible percentage of profit.
This policy of selling everything at a small profit with price as the leading feature , and
maintaining a good quality of goods , will make our store more than ever boforc the most pro
fitable place to buy furniture.
All goods marked in plain figures.
Charles Shiverick & Co. ,
Furniture , Carpets , Draperies.
1.206 , I20S , 1210 Farnam St.
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NOTICE
From tlio ' ' .
I'cople'ri Clothing HOURO.
In appreciation of the heavy patron-
ncro bestowed on us last week wo have
decided to continue our
MANUFACTURERS' SALE
until Saturday night. Wo have added
a few lucky purchases bought for spot
CASH , so if you nro open for first class
clothing nt hard-pun prices , como now.
Wo can sell the balance of this stock
cheap nnd still not lose anything.
A few prices that will make our com
petitors have the headache.
Black sateen shirts , 19c.
$2.00 pants , 75e.
Strong suits , $1.85.
$1.50 fur hats , 75c.
Heavy overcoats , $1.75.
Gray underwear , 19c.
35c 'neckties , lOc.
Chinchilla overcoats , $2.75.
60c suspenders lOc.
Red flannel ( undershirts only ) 17c.
20ceocks5c.
Durable busirlcss suits , $4.75.
$2.25 shoes $1.15.
Fur-trimmed overcoats , $ & 00.
75c wool ovorshlrtB , 25c.
Fine blnck worsted suits , $8.50.
35c boys' pants lUc.
Bettor grades in proportion.
Price list of fur overcoats ;
Goatskins from $0,00 upwards.
Dogskins from $11.60 upwards.
Wombats from $10.00 upwards.
Wolfskins from $20.00 upwards.
Wildcats from $22.00 upwards.
Coonslcins from $25.00 up wards.
Hair souls from $28.00 upwards.
You will note our stock of fur coats
is the most complete in the city aad our
prices lower than the lowest.
PEOPLE'S CLOTHING HOUSE ,
1803 DougluB street.
Not Inturoitud In Dewey.
OMAIU , Nov. 'J. To the Editor of THE
BKC : In your Issue of the 81st ult. tbe fol
lowing Item appeared :
The prnbuto court pnsgod upon the 'Frank 8.
Dewey ostiit'o tills morning and allowed the
mother nt the ilecctisoil tbo mini of $000 , it be-
IIIK a portion of the J'.OOO life polluy which the
deceased carried In llio 1'ythliih l.lfo associa
tion. Tlio Imliineu of llio money will remain
lu court until the juuuocun ascertain wnetber
the father la dead or alive.
In the llrst place the Pythian Life associa
tion never hud such n parson insured
upon Its books as Frank S. Dowoy. In the
second place If ho bad bean thus assured his
policy would not have been pala unless ho
was proven to bo dead. Evidently you have
bcou misinformed as to the name of tbo
association , 1'lcaio publish this that proper
correction mav bo made. W. F. BKCHTBI , .
President Omaha ( formerly Pythian ) Lifo
Association ,
NOMKDO , Iowa , April 10 , 18'Jl.
Dr , J , n , Moore , Dear Sir ; My wifa has
used about six bottles of your Tree of Life
and thinks that aha bus received greater
benont from It than any modlclno sue has
ever taken. Yours truly , L. H. BUI-KIN.
Gun'l Agent and Treas. Weil College.
Since receiving the abnro testimonial , I am
In receipt of a letter and checH from the Hov.
L. H. LufUIn of Toledo , Iowa , April 25 , to
send Hov. J.V , Konwortb. Crestline , Kan
sas , six bottles of Moore's Tree of Life.
For sale by diucgUts.
PRICE'S
Baking
Powder
The only Pure Crcum of Tartar Powtlcr. No Ammonia ; No Alum ,
iu Millious of Homes 40 Years the Standard. '
BOSTON STORE WRECK SALE
Causes the Greatest Excitement Ever Creat
ed by a Dry Goods Sale.
BARGAINS ARE SOMETHING WONDERFUL
Goods nre nil Sound nnil Perfect Only In
Sumo IiiHtitncoa Being Trlllo holluil
mid Musaetl Sule Now In
Full lllast ,
The wrock-ed kid gloves selling at 2oc
and 50c a pair are drawing crowds as wo
never drew before.
The men's all wool underwear ut 50c
8 surprising everybody. Such wore
never sold before less than $1.75.
Men's extra heavy canton flannel
drawers , 35c.
1 solid case of men's" heavy gray un
derwear , 35c.
A big lot of boys' fnnpy flnnnol waists ,
25c , wortli 76c.
Extra heavy boys' wool flannel shirt
waists , 35c.
Two cases of men's extra heavy wool
ovorshirts , goods generally sold for
$1.CO , now 60c. This is un extraordi
nary good bargain.
All the finest grades of bleached mus-
ins , only slightly soiled in the wreck ,
go nt Go n yard.
All the lining cambrics , dark nnd
light calicos , fine silcsias , porcalinos
from the wreck , go nt 2Jc yard.
All the finest dross ginghams nnd out
ing flannels , moleskin skirtings , from
the wreck , go at 7 c n. yard.
"
An immense lot of "very fine grade
scarlet and white flannels go at lOo and
25o yard , wortli up to 50c.
8 cases white nnd gray full 10-J bed
blankets go nt Goc.
1 case of extra heavy gray wool bed
blankets and extra largo German pink
blankets nt $1.89.
An immense lot of the finest grade
white lamb's wool , Michigan silver gray
lleeco wool und nil wool scarlet blankets
go at $2.41) ) a pair.
10 bales of the very finest grade im
ported satcon comforts , look just the
snmo as silkfilled with the tlnoat downy
cotton , only very slightly imperfect , at
$1.98 , worth $3.50.
1 case fine white domot flannels , only
slightly soiled on the edge , no yard.
2 cases blenched und unblouohod cot
ton crash , ! ! je yard.
In the wreck waennimmonBO quantity
of high grndo chenille portieres. They
nro sound and perfect Not a blotnish on
thorn. Thoywero pnckod in water-tight
cases und go today at $4.08 and $0.85
n pair , worth from $10.00 to $25.00.
BOSTON STORE ,
N.V. . corner 10th and Douglas.
Frescoing and Interior decorating ; de
signs nnd estimates furnished. Ilonry
Lohmaun , 1508 Douglas street.
Ilroko the Record *
The largest business ever done by the
Omaha postoHIce In B single month wai done
In October. The stamp tales amounted to
the envelops sales to 10,811.05 ,
making a total of 120,038.01. Tbo largest
month' * sale prior to this was done last
April and amounted to 120,011.00. For the
month of October a year ago tba business
amounted to fJ4U45.SU , an increase of almost
$2,000.
For bronchial , asthmatic and pulmonary
complaints , "Urown's Bronchial Troches'1
have remarkably curative properties. Sold
only la bozos ,
Cluililui ; Sulo. .
Eiaydon Bros , clothing department.
Wo carry tlio largest stock of men's ,
hoys' and children's clothing in Omaha.
Clothing stores knocked out by our low
prices.
1,000 ulster overcoats , men's size ,
$8.00 , worth 85.00.
300 line wool ulsters , So.00worth $8.50.
Good chinchilla overcoats , $3.00.
Imported kersey overcoats , worth
$12.00 , for $7.50.
Boys' long pants suis , $3.00.
Children's capo overcoats , $1.25 up.
Knee suits , 1.2o. $1.50.
Fine wool suits , $2.00 , worth $3.50.
1,000 dozen knee pants , all wool , 50e ,
worth $1.25.
Jersey suits , $1.50 , worth $3.rjO.
Thursday will bo a big day in our
clothing department.
1IAYDEN BROS.
A Week lor iComnnlstN.
First Baptist church , W. K Rollings ,
D.D. , pastor. Kov. Justin D. Fulton ,
D.I ) . , will speak as follows at 7:30 : p.m.
Tuesday Can wo hope for the conver
sion of tlio Romans ?
Wednesday High nnd low mass n de
ception and u sin.
Thursday Purgatory , the master
piece of presumption.
Friday God's word against Romnn-
ism.
Sunday , A. M. The right impulse.
Sunday , 3 P. M. , Exposition Hall
Shall the northwest bo Romanized ,
Sunday Evening The conquering
Savior
Itooin lorn
"Thoro Is ono thing I want you to look out
for , " said a prominent citizen as lie roclo homo
on the Sherman uvonuo car. "This ration
in hero betwoou Douglas , und Izara streets
und extending from the burnt district
in a west and northwest direc
tion almost to Twentieth street Is coing to
undergo a great transformation within the
next few years. It ought to bo reclaimed
and it will bo. At present there arc blocks
In that oart of town that bring In
scarcely onouah to pay tbo taxes ,
although they ara right in the bonrl of
the cltv. 'I ho owners are not inclined to
build peed residences on this property be
cause it will bo uoodcd in the near future for
business purposes 'and ' ' they simply lot the
old shanties thatnvo'ro built years ago stand
tbero and collect tbo trilling routs that they
will hring. But look out for a change.
When the now ara once strikes that district
It will bring about a woudorful change.
You will see /great many line business
blocks put un ijierq within tbo next flvo
years. Tno Improvement favor will run llko
a pralrlo lire when It onoo gets a start. "
Tlio OulckqitVay to Cure n Gold.
Do you wish to know tbo quickest way to
cure a cold ? Wo will tell you. To euro a
cold quloli.ly it .must be treated before tbo
oold has hecomoioUIed in tbe system. The
first symptoms , of I a. cold Is a dry , loud oougti
ana sneezing. ITha cough is soon followed
by watery expectoration an'd tbe sneezing by
a profuse watorjjdischargo from tbo nose.
In severe casoi tbero U a tbln wblto coating
on tbo tonguo. Wbai to do1 It Is only nec
essary to take Ubamborlaln's Cough HcmeJy
m double closes ovocy hour. That will
greatly lessen tbo severity of tbo oold and in
many casrs will qtTeotually counteract It , and
cure what would have been a tovoro cola
within ono or two days' time. Try It and bo
convinced , 25 and 50 cent bottles tor sale Dy
druggists. _
The Turk I'unUi.
Comptroller Olsen says that the Park com
mission has misrepresented the fact regard
ing tbe amount of funds on hand. At tbe
last meeting be says that tbo members said
that there was only the sum ol IIU.OOO avail
able , while the ofllolal iUtemont snowed
that at that time there was the sum of
{ 18,742.33 which oould ba used for Improving
tbo parks. _
Perfect action and perfect health result
from tnouseof DoWttt'a Little Early His
en. A perfect little pill.
Hope
Spring ; eternal in the Human breast ;
ROT-
While there is life there Is hope. But
The
Suffering victims of Korvoui , Chronic and
Sexual Diseases are often forced to ulvo
way to
Hopeless
Despair , after trying lor years to obtain from
a multitude of doctors thu
Help
They profess to bo able to render them , nnd
For
Which many of them exact the most un
reasonable lees. Thousinds oi persons , who
Have sudored lor yaars from
e
Various for mi and decrees of these obstl-
nato maladies , have coma to U3 in n an
almost
Helpless
Condition , and by our ability , skill and ex-
perlenco have been sposdlly , aomnlotely
and permanently cure ! of Syphilis , Gonor-
rhuia , Qloet , Spermatorrnuja. Somlnal
Weakness , the Ellecta of Early Vice or the
Excesses of maturer years , ol Strlcture.Hy-
drooele. Varicocele , Piles , and a myriad of
Imtlar ill s and alllictlons.
Send 4 cents for a copy of our 120 page
illustra.eil qoolr.
Consiiltlon free. Cull upon , or address
with stamp ,
Drs. Betts & Betts
119 So. i4th Street ,
OMAHA. NED.
NOTICE TO SKLECT MATERIAL
FOR PAVING.
To tbe ownpra of lots and land fronting upon
struct Improvement district No. 4M , compris
ing the alloy between uut und Wnd avunues
from Kurniim street to Dod o street. In ttie
city ot Omaha , and subject to assob&mcnt for
tlio imvlup or renavlns of the sumo.
Vou are hereby notllled In purauanro of
ordinance No. 33. ] 1. passed and approved Ooto |
ber 27th. IKK. to belect und dotormliiu upon th
kind ot material to ho used lu navlnz Haul Im
provement district on or before November
nth , 1HW , or the city council will determine
Hald material.
Dated ut Omaha , Neb. , this 3rd day of No-
Timber , im
p. w. | imKHAU8Eh.
Obalrman lioardot i'uhlloVorln
u'J-1-5
AMUHELMENTS.
SEW
THEATRE. NIGl-lTQ
Friday. November 4.
SATt'IlDAYMATINED ,
That Cliaiinlni ; Comi'dy ,
"THE COLONEL. "
A Scroiim of Morrlinmt. Ilrlllhint DlaloRuo.
Uloun Comedy. Humorous Situations.
A Mcliopolltan Coinpuiiy
Iluiulcd lly
fapliine Florence Shepherd
( Daughter of the Late W. J. Florence )
-AM > -
OSOA.R lSISSON. : .
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Farnam Str33t Thsater I
TOMOIIT.
DORK DAVIDSON
AND
MISb RAAIIE AUSTEN
GUILTY WITHOUT CRIME.
A diumutU.'tllmi of M. 12. llraUdou'n
AirilOICA l-'LOVU. "
Saturday Matinee.
WONDERLAND
AND HI.IOU rilRATKH
All This \\Volc.
How & Wall's Comi'dy Company In
THE LIGHTNING AGENT
And a Grand Specialty Dili , Including
\l rOTTU World's Kioatost
T \ A
l i\l/VOLUl \ 1 1'HoriiuntliiodRiiu'r
OSINKUAL ADMISSION O ( ] >
r
( ) nuiiir.li. t\J\ *
MOUNT VERNON
PURE VIRGINIA RYE
I bog to cull the intention of the pub
lic to the nbovo populnr brniid of pure
rye whisky nnd rc.spoctfully ask a coin-
p'nrleoii will ) , nny olhor brnnd of pure
rye offered in this intirkot. It ia fur
superior to nny ether whisky nnti I
guarantee its nbgoluto oxcollcnco in
lluvor us well us its purity nndits wholo-
EOino olloots. The public ia invited to
cull nnd * .ry it.
Henry Tliller , 01(1 ( N. 10th St. , family
wino nnd liquor houao. Esmond hotel
block. _ _ _
OKO1NANCH NO. ! ! ! 117.
An nrillminvo ordering tlio InnirorliiK "f I'rsk-
Ino street fioin il h biri'iit to SMHttoor. . In
Htreotlinpiovomiwtillblrlct Mi. JK. ' , suld lin-
iirovlnz to consist of imvltu wllh vltrl led
brick , nnil ( Jlruetlns : tlio bonid of public
woiKs to tiilio the nuocssury stops to causu
mifli work to bo dono. , . .
WhiTuas , llio mayor and city council ! of tlin
city of Onicih.i hiivii orcliiri-d tin ) liiipNivliiK of
l.rslclno stiret trom L'Uli fctn-et loiHIi street ,
In Btruot Inilirovoiiiont dlitrlet ISo. 48' ' . by
imvliiB llio same , nnd nllowud thirty days
totliupriiiiuityuwnurii In whleh lo cleslKiiutu
and dotoimlnu Hit inntorlul denlrcd to bu used
for sueh pnvln , nnd , , ,
WhoruuH , thohald thirty days Imvooxnlroa
and the pronurty ovaiurs ownlnc the majority
of the front-ago In Mild linnrovuiiiantillbtrlet
have not petitioned for the i > uvlng of bald
fctrcnt Insulil ( lUtrlft. and
Wliorous , the nmyor nnil city coiino .lofsald
city do liornly duturmlnu upon Iliu maturlul us
bpocllloil us tlio maturlul to ho used for mieh
piivlii' . tlior.iforo. , ,
lie It ordulneil by the city council of the city
of Omaha ; . . . .
Keetlon I. Thnt that part of Lrsklne street
flom'Jnlibtroot to 'JSth strrot , In street im-
provimicnt ilUtrlet No. 4' ! . ' . lo and tlio same
la horuhy urdurcd Improved , said Improvement
toconsUof pavniK rt'lth vitilllcil brick , llvu
yours' Kiiarantcu , ucuirdlnK to the Bpoollloa-
lions on llio in tbu clllcn of llio board of miijllo
toctionS. That the hoiird of pnhllo works U
hereby orderud to outiko tuld work tuba dona
nnd to outer Into oontraut for thu HUIIIO wltli
tlio lowukt rcsponslhlu hl.ldor niiiler the spool-
flcatlons on llio In the ottlcu. of said bo-ird.
Hectlon a. That , tula ordinance take
olTeot and be In force from niid after Its paks-
.
city Clerk.
I' . HAVJH.
President Oily Uonncll ,
Approvd October * &Jgft „ , . „ , „ ,
Mayor ,
Clrado niirK.i
& \l
KID GLOVES
Theabovo brands of glo\o3 lor sale by ]
TheBostonStore
N. W. Cor. ICth 1 1 d Ucuglns ,
INTERNATIONAL SANITARIUM
I6tli and Howard Streets ,
CO Itnoinn for rulionts. OMAHA ) NEB ,
For the treatment of
Chronic , Privale i Nervous Diseases ,
MAI-K AND Kf'MAUS.
IMIfiS , Fisdilu , Fissure and SCrle-
turooI'Mio Kuctiini prriimiimit-
ly cured without the use of Knife ,
Wgatuie or Caustic. ,
Enclose In Ntninpn nrid nnr 107 pngn HOOK
un DISIAHI.S mill ( Jiu-hl Inn llliinkK.
will ho JIAIIID : ntnij.
JNTiilN.\TINAI : , NAMTAHII.M ,
inth nnil Howard Sts. , Ornnlm , Ki'li
W , 0. ilAXUT.I.I. . M , I ) , , 1'ri'S , lion Uli pinr.
.
Il RW ( BA1LEY.
Teeth rilled Wltb
tint l'iln liy thu
latest Invoii-
tlont
1EETH iXTUAOTii : > WITHOUT I'AM Odj
DANQKIt [
Ai'UMsr.Toif TKnm ON rtuuucit i'o J
M5.00.
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'iuVo Ulovator or Htolrway from WU I
Btieet iutranot.