8 Til 13 OMAHA DAILY HKK : 'THIMISDAY , AIMUL ( ! , 181)M. )
ANOTHER PRISONER ESCAPES
Fifth Man to Walk Out of the Douglas
County Jail.
FUGITIVES ALL HAVE BAD RECORDS
following the Trull ol the Touch Unnrtet
They Ann Tlu'liiBoHn with htolrn
IMrenrnm Onii Htruln u Mono
ninl lliiKBy.
It Is getting to bo the easiest thing in the
world to break out of the Duucln.4 county
Jail. The bolts and the bars uro secure
enough , hut with the present system of
Kuanling about nil thit u man has to do Is
to walk out If he feels an.v disposition to es
cape. Tuesday four of the prisoners es
caped by climbing Into the coal blu and then
going out through the chuto. Yesterday
morning Henry Douglas , ono of the men held
to the district eourt to answer to the charge
of having burglarized Aulttnnn's store ,
walked out into the coal bin , up through the
L'hute and a moment later wns on his way to
Council IHuffs , whither he went to join his
partners who escaped the day hefore.
The loeal detectives iitv somewlrit dis
gruntled over the escape of four of the most
desperate thieves that they have succeeded
In convicting during the winter from the
county Jail Tuesday afternoon. The fugi
tives were all notorious crooks and the de
tectives had secured evidence upon which a
second charge of grand larceny was to be
preferred against them as soon as their
terms expired.
Tough Oiiurtrt.
Kd Fitzgerald , who was probably at the
bottom of the plan to escape , is ono of the
most oantrerous criminals for his ago in this
part of the west. He has been a prolillc.
source of trouble for the police and was
Jlnally convicted on the charge of breaking
into a box car at South Omaha and stealing
n quantity of shoes.
Henry Smith was another man whom the
police regret to see regain Ills liberty. He is
the man who is charged with having as
saulted Kva Loach , a 10-year-old girl , in
North Omaha some time ago. He was dis
charged on that ac ount , us the girl was un
able to positively Identify him. lie had
been at liberty only a day or two when he
broke Into the store of the Collins Gun com
pany and got away with a valuable collec
tion of lire arms. It was on this -barge that
he was committed for trial shortly before lie
pave the jail oillcials the slip.
Hice and Ferguson , the other two who es
caped , were members of the gang of nine
burglars which was unearthed by Detectives
Savage and Dempsey In an old rookery on
Kouth Tenth street and both had pleaded
guilty to petit larceny. Hoth are dangerous
characters and since their trial the olllcers
had discovered evidence which they con
sidered sufllciont to send them over the road
for n couple of years apiece as soon as their
time was out.
< ) u u Hut Trill.
Detectives Ila/eandVaughn spoilt thatoyen'
ing searching for some trace of the fugitives
nnd were partiallv successful. Immediately
after making their escape from the county
jail the four men went to Smith's residence ,
at Twenty-llrst and Nicholas streets , and
stayed for an hour or so. As soon as it became -
came dusk they went Into the lumber yard
near by and clianged their jail clothes for
citizens dollies. While they were perform
ing this operation Deputy HhnritT Lewis was
nt the house Inquiring whether they had
been there. An Irishwoman who lives nc\t
door saw the olllcer arrive and knew that
the men he was after were in the lu.nbor
yard nt the time , but the deputy did not
make any inquiries of her or the four men
jnlght have been back in Jail before this
time.
The detectives ascertained in the evening
that Smith had concealed three of the re-
yolvers which were stolen from the Collins
company somewhere alraut the basement of
the Church of the Holy Family , which is
located in the adjiicent block. They were
seen to go to the church at night and as
the revolvers were gone when the detectives
visited the spot soon afterwards , it is fail-
to presume that the criminals are now well
armed and ready to maite a desperate fight
for their liberty if necessary.
Once rid of their jail clothes and with a
peed revolver apiece in their hip pockets ,
the gang lost no time in making tracks , and
the detectives were unable to get their hands
on them.
Iteturiiln ; ; to Old Tricks.
Procrastination evidently has no place in
the vocabulary of Henry Smith , the burglar ,
who , with several other prisoners , escaped
from the county jail Tuesday afternoon.
Ho lost no time after his escape in returning
to the same tactics which had lost him his
liberty on a previous accasion.
About half past 8o'clock that evening. ! .
II. Daniels left hid horse and buggy standIng -
Ing In front of thn Baptist church at Fif
teenth and Davenport streets while ho went
insido. When he came out n few minutes
afterward the rig was missing. Two hours
afterward a man drove up to Pat Ford's
place and offered to sell it for about half
what it was worth.
Mr. Ford at once surmised that the rig was
stolen and telephoned to the police station.
The thief heard him and took to his heels ,
leaving the horse and buggy behind him.
The latter was turned over to the police and
later returned to its owner. The description
furnished of the thluf tallies exactly with
that of Smith , who is supposed to have taken
the rig for the purpose of raising a llttlo
money with which to get out of town.
CiliUireil | at III * Mother1 * .
Henry Smith , one of the men who escaped
from the county Jail i'uesday afternoon
through the coal hole , was captured by the
BheritT last night. It was expected that
Smith would go to the homo of his mother ,
1144 North Twentieth street , before ho left
town and so the pltico was watched. When
the sheriff searched the place last night
Smith was found concealed in the cellar.
Ilo was taken back to jail and questioned as
to the whereabouts of bis pals , but ho
claimed that ho did not know.
IIIU1TAI , IIIISIIANI ) .
Bfiunmlrra Ills Wlff'it Monrr mid Klrlii Her
In I hit I'IIIT.
Last evening Mrs. Bnrsik , who lives at
Seventh and Uastellar streets , called at the
city jail and as'.ied the ollicers to go out to
her house and arrest her husband , who
hi-.d been abusmir her. The woman's face
was quite badly cut in two places , and her
head was considerably bruised.
She told a pitiful stor > of her husband's
brutality. It seems that by hard work for a
number of years and by practicing the great
est economy slit ? managed to purchase twelve
lots down in that part of 'tho city , which she
had hoped would bo of considerable value by
the time her son was of ago and thus give
him a fair start in life.
During the last few years her husband ,
who used to own u sand pit and work for a
living , got to drinking hard and spending all
of his time around saloons. His business
went to pieces and ho depended entirely
upon his wife for support.
Within a period of fifteen months Mrs.
Burslk has sold four of her lots and given
the money to her husband , who has squan
dered it. Yesterday he went homo drunk
nnd demanded more money. This the wife
refused and was promptly knocked
down. Then IJursik insisted that bis
wife sign a deed to another lot. Again Mrs.
Durslk declined to comply with the demand
nd was not only Knocked down , but was
brutally kicked on the face , head and shoul
ders , The cuts on the woman's face were
made bv thobool heel of the cruel husband.
Mrs. Hursik was afraid to go homo and
stayed with friends last night. A complaint
nga'lnst the husband will probably bo lllcd
jodny.
SI'NIIAV ItOO/l : .
Rlmrjif * Ilnvo HITII I'linl t'p A nlim )
lli'iiry Srhrorilcr.
According to informa'.lon received by City
Prosecutor Ooehran Henry Schroeder , who
runs a saloon and billiard room at IWl-'ii
North Sixteenth street , projioses to run his
establishment as tie pleases nnd in defiance
of the orders recently Issued by Chief
Beavoy There were three complaints includ
ing nine counts for violation of the Slocum
law tiled against Senroedor In police court
yesterday , and the prosecutor believes
that ho hns plenty of evidence to effect n
conviction.
The complaint ! ) allege that Sehroedor has
at various times nllowvJ minors to loaf
around his establishment ) that on March 1M
hORold Honor to minors , and that on Sun
day. April U , ho dispensed liquors over his
barns though the Sunday law was an un
heard of Institution.
Oflleor Corey , who was on the beat Sun
day. reiKirted that everything wns closed
tight on the day In question , but the testi
mony In the hands of the prosecutor would
go to show that the olllcer was very much
nearsighted. Mr. Cochran claims that he
has evidence to show that the saloon was
open all day and that from one to three
dozen men , some of whom were drunk , were
In there all the time. The door was locked ,
but a man was stationed there who utieiied
It to any one who knocked. Once inside
business was going on a * on an.v other day of
the week and the b.ir did a thriving trade
all day.
Arriuod < > ! Itolihlni ; III * Nitric.
.lustlco Smith has been trying to llml out
whether Thomas Fritts of South Omaha is
guilty of grand larceny. Fritts was artcatcd
on the complaint of Mm. Lyman Cole , who
charged him with having appropriated her
trunk containing clothing valued at some
thing over $1X ( ) .
Mrs. Cole s-iys that she was employed by
the Fri ts family as a nurse and remained
there for seven weeks. When she was ready
to leave Fritts refused to give up her trunk.
claiming that she owed him more than her
wages amounted to for bonrdlnir her little
girl during the time she was a member of
his family. _
Tin- Stories Do Nut Agree.
Frank Davis , the smooth young crook who
wasVaptured Sunday by Ofllcers Savage and
Dempsey , was arraigned in police court
yesterday afternoon and his case continued
until 10 a. m. today.
D.i vis tells a very llshy story about how ho
came to have J. Fliegd's watch and chain 111
his possession. He says that ho and Fliegel
were goim : for a round-up in the burnt dis
trict. and that the tailor gave him the watch
to keep for fear he might get intoxicated.
Mr. Flleirel says he never saw Davis until
the night lie was robbed.
Told In llrlcf
Today at 10 o'clock the cases against
Schonefelt for circulating obscene literature
will bo called in police court.
Barnoyo Kelly , an old-timo vagrant , was
sent up yesterday for fifty days.
Kllie and William Saundcrs were held to
the district court yesterday for concealing
some of the property stolen from Aultman's
store a week ago.
Fred Hill and .loo Hosso , boys not over ! )
years old. were arrested yesterday for boldly
breaking into the California Wine company's
store Sunday night and stealing about $ . " ( )
worth of liquors and cigars. Three other
boys were parties to the crime.
.1. W. Bailey , the man accused of floating
forged checks not long ago , was up before
Judge Berka yesterday afternoon on another
complaint charging forgery , and was held to
the higher court in . * ! . 000 bail. Bailey now
has two cases of forgery to answer for in
the criminal court.
A meeting of the Police Helief association
was hold last evening , at which seven direc
tors were elected to serve one year. They
are Otllccrs Bebout , H. P. Haze , King ,
Starkey , Vauchn. Wilbur and Dunn. The
old board will hold its meeting at 4 o'clock
today , after which His expected that the
new board will organize.
I.AIli.V ; Sll.lv WAISTS.
Thursday U the liy ; tn ( H-t Tllrni Ilnydi'll'n
the 1'lncc.
YVo liavo an immense quantity of billc
waists whiohvo never will soil unless
\vo .sacrifice on thorn. How's this for
cutting ? , better'A
There arc over 1,100 fine India silk
waists , made up with full sleeves , plaited ,
milled or plain fronts , dark grounds
( mostly blue and blackwlth ) small figures ,
stripes and dots. The silk in them can't
bo bought fop less than 85 could a yard
and there arc four yards in a garment.
Wo bought them to sell at $4.50 , last
week \vo marked them down to $ 'i..j ! ) ,
but they don't go fast enough , so for to
day we put thorn all in at
$2.1i5 EACH.
Tliet-o silk waists are right in style
and are proper for street or house wear
ami can bo worn with most any sort of a
skirt. There are all felzes and wo don't
expect to have a do/en left. Wo won't
have if the ladies' look to their own in
terests.
They'll be on separate tables on sceoml
floor.
OUR MILLINKUY DEPARTMENT
continues to do an enormous business in
high class goods at dry goods profits.
Latest style trimmed hats from $1.50 up.
HATS , HATS.
.Tnst toll your husband this.
He can get the latest style soft hat'
either the Columbia or those tourists , or
Fedoras for just an oven $2.00 , black or
brown. Hat stores or clothim ? houses
will charge $11.50 or $4.00 for the same
hat. Latest style still hat , black or
brown , $1.50.
Wo'vo made extensive alterations in
this department ami can show the
largest line of unen's and boys'hats in
the city.CLOAK
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Cloaks and wraps are sull'oring a big
reduction. There are all grades , all
prices , ami the now spring style of
capes , ami wiped cloaks , full sleeves ,
etc. Priced are from $1.95 up to the
handsomest garments to bo found in the
west.
west.UMHHELLAS
UMHHELLAS FOR THURSDAY.
Over 0.000 sun and rain umbrellas on
sale. Nothing like it ever s-eon in the
went. Prices cut to the core for this
day only.
20-inch sunshades , oxydi/cd handles ,
VJe , worth $1.00.
20-inch sunshades , natural stick han
dles , ! ) Sc. worth $1.50.
2ii-imli : sunshades , arcasia , gold and
silver handled , $1.50. worth $2.50.
20-inoli Min-iiuulos fancy Dresden han
dles , 81.IW , worth iROO.
20-inch sunshades , fancy celluloid han
dles , $2.25 , worth 3:1.50. :
Special drives in gents' furnishing
goods.
lOOdo/t-ngents'dunnot flannel negligee
shirts , well made and full sine , only 25o
each , worth 50c.
500 ilo/.on gents' suspenders , 25c per
palp , worth 50c.HOSIERY. .
1 case of ladies' fast black cotton hose ,
llerniadorlT dve , only 25o per pair , worth
40c.
1 case of children's cotton hose , full
regular made , onlv 12jc per pair , worth
25o. HAYDEX 15RO.S.
See the celebrated Sohmor piatn at
Ford & Charltou Music o , O. , 1503 D.Ugo
See the toilet f ut sale at 13urns ,
100 at half prico.
Take homo a bnxof HaldulT'H Hnncantl
ie.- , Kith ami Capitol -ivonue. None better'
A $5,00 $ SUIT OF CLOTHES
The Columbia Clothing Company Puts on
Sale an Elegant Line of Suite.
THE BEST FIVE DOLLAR SUIT MADE
In tile \MndoH-ln tlin Store tlirun < I rent
I'lvc lliillur Snlti I'rrdnnilimtt Niilh-
IIIR Iliilf un ( loud IJvrr Shonit
In Oiimlm llvlorr.
Unlike ninny others wo do not claim
to own the earth , nor to have an entire
monopoly of the clothing business : nor
do we miilcu blasts , like some , which \ve
cannot cam1 out.
DOUBLE BREASTED SACK SUIT , $5.
We do not mislead people by statin } , '
that there is a mud rush in the business ,
creating a panicky feeling , thereby mak
ing them believe that they are getting
great bargain * .
SINGLE BREASTED SACK SUIT ,
$5.00.
We claim wo can meet any competition
and dii-emint any of them on good values
In clothing. Let them come to the
Hcratch. Any person who will look our
goiuls over and compare our prices will
be more than satisfied.
SACK SUITS. * 5.00.
Nowhere can you come anywhere near
equalling thorn. They come in six differ
ent shades in gray , brown , blue , choco
late , oxford , light'tan and pin checks ,
well trimmed and sewed.
They are equal to $7.50. $8.00 and $ S.f.O
suits sold elsewhere. They come in
double and single breasted and in
straight and round cornered sacks.
These suits will be on Mile Thursday
and Friday and longer if they last , but
the price'is so low that it will be safer
to come at once then to put off until to
morrow , when it may be too late. Wo
have a largo number of these suits , but
wo know that as soon as a few of them
get out on the street the rest will go like
hot cakes. We will fill all mail orders
until the suits are gone. Letters will bo
numbered in rotation as received and
Tilled at once according to numbers , if
you are last in you may not get a suit.
COLUMBIA CLOTHING CO. ,
Cor. IHth and Faruain.
Out of our great great bargains adver
tised for last Monday wo res-ot'ved
25 pieces of colored wool dross goods
$1.00 and $1.25 qualities which wo will
place on sale tomorrow at ( i74e per yard.
Also IIO pieces of black dress goods all
popular weaves , actual value from $1.00
to $1.1)5 ) tomorrow STic per yard. 20
pieces of those 85c china silks at ; )7Je ) ,
Limit 1 pattern to a customer ,
With these bargains we will sell 20
pieces of
SCOTCH GINGHAMS AT IOC.
This is 25c and Me gingham and we
will only sell 1 pattern to a customer.
15 pieces of ; i5e and 40o
FRENCH SATEEN'S AT 15C
per yard. 1 pattern to a customer.
GRAND SALE OF LAWKS1 ETON
SUITS THURSDAY.
For this sale wo will give with every
suit a Swabian silk vest to match suit
free of charge. We are not offering old
style suits , the very newest and correct
styles only.
Lot 1 at $5.00.
Ladies' Eton suits made of navy blue
serge. All Eton jackets arc made with
the now balloon sleeves. Kegular value
$7.50 ; . For Thursday only at $5.00 , in
cluding silk vest.
Lot 2 at $7.50.
Ladies1 Kton suits made of navy blue or
green serge handsomely embroidered ,
with silk or tinsel , regular value $10.00
and $12.00 , for Thursday sale onlj $7.50 ,
a silk vest free with every suit.
Lot I ! at $10.00.
At $10.00 we oiler you ladies' Eton
suits , worth from $12.00 to $15.00 , a silk
swabian vest with every suit free of
charge.
Ladies1 spring capes.
Wo have nbout 50 different samples ,
only 1 of each. None of these capes arc
worth less than $15.00 and up as high as
$10.00. On Thursday wo will offer the
entire lot at ono prico.
Choice , $11.98.
Wo also have a lot of ladies' ' velvet
bolero jackets that are worth regular
$7.50 ; these jackets will bo sold on
Thursday at $5.00 each.
N. B. FALCONER.
P. S. [ f you appreciate a real bar
gain in hosiery wait until Saturday next.
We have secured 1.000 doxen pairs of
stockings which we will place on sale
Saturday in half dozen lots. The prices
will range about lOo or pair and there
isn't a pair worth less than 25c. most of
them being worth up to 75c. Remem
ber Saturday next.N.
N. B. FALCONER.
The Morse Dry Goods company carry
the finest line of ladies1 and children's
shoes in the city. Call and examine
their styles before buying.
UVlHlinioii Knt < < rtiiliiliiK ThuniHiilvcH.
The members of the Omaha Cymrodorion
society hold their ttrst public entertainment
at their rooms in the Patterson block last
niirht , anil it was a success in every particu-
lar. Besides the members of the society
there wore present a lurgc number of per
sons who could trace the Welsh blood Hewing -
ing through their veins. These people were
in attendance for the purpose of learning
the objects of the society and also for the
purpose of beeornincr members.
Last night's entertainment was musical
anil literary , and consisted of readings ,
recitations , ossuys and songs. It was en
joyed by all who attended , and was only the
beginning of a series of 'such entertain
ments.
Children's tan shoes in the Morse Dry
Goods company's shoo department , second
end floor.
A fine upright piano , used only six
months , at half price. Ford & Cimi'lt'Jii.
1508 Dodge.
IHIU ) .
Xottcri of fire lines or ( six under tlilaIIM / , ( , A ] to
cent * ; tach itiMltlnniil line leu ceiita.
I'AKKKU-Mrs. Ni'lllo A. , mother of Klincr ( ' .
I'arker and Mrs. KdwlnV. . Cool ; , I'uncral
from lesldciice , Illlt ; Coihy street , I'rlilay at
10 a. in. Inlermi'iit 1'orest la\vn. l-'ilunds
Invited.
\VI \ IIKItU-A. T. . April ! J , 1H93 , oldest son of A.
VtlbtTg , UKU 111 yearat residence , 1 ; . > '
South lenth. l'uiiL > ral from lusldencc. April
7 ill 'J p. in. '
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Forty years In the market -and not an
adulteration. "Strictly pure" is the niutto
Cook's Extra Dry Imperial Champagne.
D.m'L fail to see the Louden Piccadilly
button and lace slides before buyiniryour
spring slices. The Morse Dry G.wds Co.
The only I'ure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia ; No Alum
Oed in MillJTiu of Homes 40.Years the Standard-
\
FIFTH ACE.
THE JUSTICE wno nor.s NOT USE JOHANN
HOW'S MALT EXTRACT.
And then the justice ,
In fair round belly , with good capon
lined ,
With eyes severe and beard of formal
cut.
Full of wise saws and modern instan
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And so he plays his part.
THE JUSTICE WHO USES JO1IANN HOFF'S
MALT EXTRACT.
The Justice now of eyes severe ,
With knowledge deep and aims exact
Derives his portly form from drought :
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SOLO by Kuhn & Co. . Cor nth anj DouRl.is Rlv ,
anJ J. A. I'uller & Qn. Cur nth anJ Ioul.is ( Sis ,
OMAHA , M II . hy I'.iul ( i SUmeiJer , 51 llroaj-
way an4 b Pearl SUCOL NCIL ULUPfb. la.
DR.
TUG SPECIALIST.
la r.nniriiapBoil in the
treatment , of all
PRIVATE DISEASES
nnd nllWeakneiiiiru
and Disorders of Mull
IB years experience.
Wrilo for rlrcnlarl
and ijiufetioti llat free ,
IJtlinml Knnmm 81s. ,
Omnlm. Neh.
ifie utonucli , IncriuiU IxixvU , luirl- *
( y llu lilouil , nro hare ulul utftclual ii
11 hi' ' lifct inollHite kiiintn f or blllour T
nuhtf , couiilpatiou dy ipila , foi.lA
breuth. li ailarli.1 , iirArlliurn. Inu cf
luVi'iiion , pliiuil ' , <
lonaiidevvrydii ij _
mniiru tlj tor u ftlluro by the rtornw-h , llrvrvr Uj 4
llccii torxirfonn Ui lrproper funrilupi. I'cru.r.n
nren to OTI r uaitntf am Uin'.nu.'d ' by UkUi onealurJ
le.I
D
DON'T HAVE
YOU
to pay for losses
brought about by nonpaying -
D paying customers for D
G
D everybody pays us cash
and \ve pay everybody
else cash that's why you
can buy..Si. sherry of us
like this
Sherry
Quart Hottle.
LJ
Weshlp In case lots only , $3. , > 0 a case. (1 (
(1D
Los Aiigoloi
Wiuo , Liquor mid Cigar Co. .
116-118 S. 16th St. , (
D
THOSE
PRECIOUS
BABIES.
are brought to us from far
and near and mana
mother's heart '
wo glad'en
by the beautifully finish
ed , llfe-lllca and almost
spea'cing photos of their
darllnr.
Ilttill 01.SS ,
1M10TOU ItAiMIV
3l3-3tWII7So. : nth St. . Onmha.
cw do nou ! i < ur uuLLnri to Fit.1
So close that It sticks Into the back of your
neck when you try to hold jour head erect , or
do > ou want it to be ahvaj J easy and ccmloit-
ible ic every position ?
11 comfort , elegance and durability
. 's the combination you are seeking ,
huy our new collar ol the stupe
shown mthibcut.
Cluett Brand 5c.
Naienta , Medium Width ,
Montelac , Very Wide.
Coon Brand 20o.
btenlon Narrow.
Orkney , Medium.
Chalon.Very Wide ,
CL.VBTT , COON CO.
Kyo , I'ptTIl ' lilimsut , I It'll ! litunso *
JMAIl.t OPTICAL CO. ,
i. F. PONDFR , MnnngiT
222 S. 16th St. ,
Coin. Nut HanUItlilt. '
FINbTrt
EYEGLASSES
I.I/.t. VN I' K.'l' l'lMl-1' Mtt.OliS
SKILLED OPTICIANS
N'O C'l/.lHf rnr7tt > s < / / iH'liiiyt's. .
JjOWCht Pl'loCH.
Siitisi'iiotlon Guuruiitccd.
All Kinds Optical Goods 3
MimmmmmmmtmmimmmimmmtJ
is a man that will -walk into some
body's else store this week and pay
ten or a dozen dollars for a suit of
clothes before he visits "The Nebras
ka" and he'll own up to it , too. Today -
day we offer at
as handsome a line of popular priced
suits for men as ever were grouped to
gether. There are not a great lot
in each lot but there are lots of lots.
There are both single and double-
breasted sacks round and square cor
ner sacks black , brown , gray , blue ,
tan , tobacco cheviots , -worsteds , cas-
simeres fancy , plain , mixed checks ,
stripes , plaids some bound [ to sell ]
and some not bound [ but they'll sell
just the same ] . Those suits are in every
sense of the word worth ten , eleven ,
twelve and thirteen dollars. 'Till we
close next Saturday night , unless we
should close out these clothes before ,
we will close out these suits at
< * -
These are not only very
fashionable but also very
pretty and desirable coverings
for floors. If you are a renter
use rugs for economy ; if a
house owner use rugs for con-
vience. Now is a good time to
see the new things ; you need
not buy. We have terries and
mattings for backgrounds.
1413 Douglas Street ,
Opposite ruins.
Importers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
"Sour
AVitUfjil
\Y rlc ; us ki prices en \ \ hiskics both in bond and tax paid.
UAV.MO.NI > ,
THK JUWIIl.U.'U
T HATHIiR all leather pure leather purses
* 'and card cases with silver mountings are very
popular and arc only to be seen at our counters.
RAYMOND.
Firrnnvni AUD IIOLMIAI ,
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mreeet eniarrli. In it unn i m I . . > uln il Wd iX'i in. nliit li > i ji nil anil for.uiof prlr.ttu ditimui No
inervui ) IK-U.I NUA trdiitui a t r nxi "I vU il pjw , > r I'.ullJl un ilil > lo thll nieiniy b trmimi at hln (
by t'urru9iuniU'ned Mo lii-.ru it I itr i in mti i it by null ori'V.i ' .in ijjiirjlf pionoJ , no mirk * to lnill
cMeeonionU ur ' 'n lur erie pornoniil lntcr ln'v prefurrml. ( 'oniutiUuii ; : froo. Corruiiunitunc | ttrloUr
prlrntu Hook i Hy tnrlui ul l.Ifo , mat ( ruo. Ulaua huuriV a.u > . to V p. m. buadiyi 10 B. m. tu II K.
Dditampfor circular.
