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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1895)
8 OKAIIA DAILY BEEt'ElTIlTD Y , APRIL 10 , 1895. Saturday Hat Sale Correct in Style- Correct in Price Every Hat- Every Hat in this great Saturday Regardless of price you sale , is the best produc pay , we guarantee to be tion of the leading hat as represented. Excuse makers cf the world , us from shoddy goods ; embracing a variety of we can't use them , ou'rs styles so varied , that all are perfect hats , from tastes are easily satisfied in the best makers the fied besides saving from , world. Some of them 5oc to $1 to the man with a taste. made especially for us. The Whist Club Blacks and browns. . $3. ° ° Pearls and Pearl Latest A Vr'iJo I ! rim We'll save GOo you Wo sold moro to $1 on any hat you hatslast Saturday can name and than all the hat Wo handle ters put together , them and could have all Sold as many moro if we'd had more al ) that are any help. good. Crownltig-KliiK Special $3.50. Salesmen Wanted. Wo are bound to have enough help Stetson Browtiitig-Kitig Special , Special , this Saturday if wo have to hire every body who coihes in. $3.50. $4.50. . . Reliable Clothiers , S.W. Cor. 15th and Douglas Sts. COTTON FILE3 HIS ANSWER. Toll * H : Slilo of tlio Ice Home IMre Cnio Court Nato. The burning ot the Ice house owned by Frank L. Cotton still furnishes material for a law suit. Cotton nt the tlmo of the burnIng - Ing felt assured , ho says , that Urantlcy East was the man who set flre to the building. Ho had him arrested en the charge of arson , but East was cleared In police court on an alibi. East then sued for $10,000. charging false and malicious arrest , bringing suit on March 6 , shortly after the flre. Cotton has filed his answer , detailing how It came about that ho charged East with the crlmo nnd why he claims he acted In good faith. He states that ho was told by Charles Vleld , Ilarney Connolly and William Gray , pevcral weeks bcforo the lire , that East had ( old them that Cotton would sell no Ice from thu Ice house this summer , nor would any bo peddled from It , as ho Intended to get oven with Cotton. On the night of the flre ho says . a man answering East's description was seen running away from the burning building , and that ho Informed Sergeant Whalen nnd At torney Day of these facia and under their direction flled the complaint. Fighting for I'rnperty of the Dcixl , Judge ttaxtcr heard arguments In the Hcspelcr will case , The would-bo heirs , several sisters anil brothers , are seeking to have the will heard for probate In Douglas county. They will attack It because the property , consisting of some valuable real estate and personalty , Is left td a Canadian step-son. The rtep-son has attacked the right ot Judge Daxtcr to probate the will , claiming It was executed In Canada and should bo thcro probated. . .Mrs. Morrow , ono of the contestants , Is especially anxious that her dead sister's will bo probated In Douglas county and the property administered on here , as she Is trying to obtain a $4,000 personal Injury judgment ogalnst the estate. On Account of Old Clulmi. The Dlmo Savings back has enjoined the Mutual Investment company and Us presi dent from realizing on certain securities which the latter holds , and which the bank claims It was agreed In March , 1S9I , that J. O. Cortelyou should take charge ot ut the time he was appointed to wind up the In- dcbtedncis of the savings bank. The Mutual company , It appears , o\\ed the bank } 5,73 and was liable as endorser on $10,000 of securities held by the bank , BO It clalini , whereupon this method of straightening the entanglement was hit upon , and both con cerns agreed to allow Cortelyou to collect fit mourya coming due. It U claimed that the president of the Investment company Is not observing the agreement. Minor Court , Mutters. The will of Charles J. Dtium of Seymour < park has been probated. Ho left $23,000 of property. Walter Thackcry and the Omaha Street Hallway company have settled the case brought by Thackery for $10,000 damages. J. N. Frcnzcr sues A. II. Dufreno for hav ing effected a loan for $15,000 , and asks a commission of $375 which he says has not been paid him. Allco V. Sllvls sues AVlllIam Bowman to recover possession of a quarter section of land In township IS , and also asks damages for a refusal to yield possession. As a defense to the action for $ SOO brought by tlio Hank of Crcston against the Camp bell Commission company for falling to pay a draft , the company claims that the hogs were never shipped to It by M. Sharrar , the shipment of which was the condition that the draft should bo honored. In the Injunction suit between the Na tional Dulldlng company and F. F. Ford , In which the latter has been enjoined from renting out a lot comprising eight pianos , It has been developed that the pianos were leased. The attorneys are disputing as to whether this meant vhat Is locally and technically known as a sale , or was a rental of the pianos. The guardian ut II. G. nichter has flled a showing In court , claiming that his ward was Insane at the time when the Michigan Mu tual Ufe Insurance company secured a mort gage of him for $1,600 on part ot lot 10 in Kountza & Ituth't addition , and hence asks that the mortgage be annulled , Instead of being foteclosed as asked. Mrs. nichter paid about $ SO worth of taxes and she has , on thu ground ot Insanity , set up her claim to a subrogation to the rights of the city , Ulchter Is confined In the hospital. no.uiHiii : : : Kifi i.x.uu > io.\ . TucntnAiirll 33 , Viu AtcIiUan , TojoUii & S.llUil t'o I ! . 1C. On April 3 the Santa Fe Route will hell tickets to all points In Arkansas , Texas , Okla homa , Indian Territory , Kansas , Colorado , New Mexico , Arizona and Utah at rate of ono fare , plus $2 , for the round trip. Mini mum selling rate , $7. For run information , call on c" oOdrets U. L. Palmer , passenger agent , Hocm 1 , Kirit National bank building , Ouulia. Reserved scats for Theodore Thomas' con cert now on tale at Adolph Myers' music store , 15th aud Karnaiq. DEATH OP AN OLD SOLDIEB Hotly Discovered on n MilowalU Vciterdn Morning. William D. Scott , an ex-union soldier oboi Cl years of .age , was found dead on the sldi walk on South Thirteenth street , near the Me hall , yesterday morning. The dead man wi taken to the coroner's , where It waa th afternoon discovered that he was wlthai family In Omaha. He formerly held a clai In Holt county , but sold It something over year ago and came to Omaha. Sine ? th ; time ho had been out of employment ai had supported himself upon a $12 a mon pension , which he was receiving fro the government In return for his falthf services to the union during the war. I had n friend In the person of John Belts , liveryman at 1301 South Fourteenth strec and during the past year he had been slee ; Ing In Belts' stable. From papers in ti pockets It Is learned that Scott w a foldlcr In company D. ot a Mlssoi Infantry company , having enlisted Februai 28 , 18C4 , and was honorably discharged Fort Galnes , Ala. , on April 19 , 1SCG. He hi a brother living somewhere In the state , bi whore cannot be ascertained. KXCUKilOM Yin tlio Allnonrl I'liriHo Itnllwuy. On April 23rd. Hound trip tickets at 01 fare ( plus $2.00 } to all points In Kansa Arkansas , Oklahoma and Indian Terrltorlc Texas , etc. Call or write for further I formtlon to agent at depot , ICth and Webst directs , or city office , N. E. corner 13th ai Farnam streets , Omaha , Neb. J. A. I'HILLIPPI. A. O. P. & F. A. THOS. F. GODFREY , P. & T. A. Important CluiiiRe In Tline. "Great Rock Island Route" to Chlcag Peorla and all points east ; Atlantic Expr ? leaves 11 a. in. ; Vestibule Limited , 4:30 : p. ir Night Express , 6:25 : p , m. To Lincoln , Fal bury , llellevllle , Denver , Colorado Sprint Pueblo and nil points west ; Veatlbul LIi Ited leaves at 1:40 : p. in. ; Texas Express , \ Lincoln and Ilo'.levllle , leaves at C p. I Ticket office , 1602 Farnam street. Clienp Itute * to 1'olnli on tlie KlUlio April 23. One fare plus $2.00 for round trip. Mil mum selling rate. $7.00. Limit , 20 da ; Stopover on wertbound trip. Ticket office , 1401 Farnam street. 16th onil Webster streets. Sam'l Ilurno IB making special prices i cut glats until Saturday night- AFTER SOMETHING NEW The Only Place Where All is Now from Cellar toIGarret , MORSE'S LOOKS LIKE HOME AGAIN It WH n Ills UmloflnkliiR , bat the Ar- rlvnl of Cnr I.oaUs tof New ( leeds bhow that Mivllurse LI ) < 1 Not Labor In Vuln. There's nn-nlr of newness , of freshness and therefore lively business at the S. 1' . Morse Dry Goods company today , for car load after carload of new things arc arriving almost hourly. Every department In the store Is taking on n new dress and the old store begins to look like home again. Mr. Morse has but Just returned from New York City , where he purchased the stock that today Is arriving. lie was In New York when E. S. Jaffray & . Co. went Into the hands of a receiver and he was the first man to enter this great house ns a purchaser after this change took place. The goods at that tlmo were sold at utmost any price , to create n demand In dry goods circles , and Mr , Morse bought everything of value In sight This fortunate purchase , together with the generally depressed state of the market , en abled him to send home a complete new stock of goods at prices never before thought of , Dry goods were never so low and will not bt again , for with the beginning that the rls ( that oil , cotton and wool have made brlghi and booming times are now assured , The most notable purchases were the drcs ! goods and silks and wash goods , the S. I' Morse Dry Goods company being able t ( show novelties In these lines that will not b < seen elsewhere In Omaha , this year. Th < laces and embroideries , too , were rcplcnlshci to such a degree that there Isn't a larger 01 better assorted stock of new and choice de signs In the whole western country. It Is a very pleasing sight to see the peopli flocking In to see the new goods that arrlvec yesterday and the day before. The ladle : seem to llko It all the better for having liai to wait a little for their coming. New arrivals from the Jaffray stock go 01 sale tomorrow. The most striking bargain tomorrow Is tin Hi yard gray and tan novelty suiting udver tlscd on page 5 at 39c. It's in the latest am most exclusive styles. For sale , oats raised by Irrigation In Wyo rnlng ; weigh thirty-five pounds to measure' ' bushel , In carload lots ; also alfalfa and Ger man millet. J. H. Pratt , 222 South Seven tecnth street. lIUItLtMiTOX KOUTE. Another Day of Chciip ftntcg. Wise travelers will take advantage of tli low rates offered by the Burlington rout Tuesday , April 23 , when round trip ticket to all points In Nebraska , Kansas , Coloradc Wyoming , South Dakota , Arkansas , India Territory , New Mexico , Texas , Oklahom and Utah , as well as to certain points I Missouri , Idaho and Arizona , will be on sal at Just about half regular tariff. Tickets and full Information at city tlckc offlce , 1321 Farnam street. iionisiiiii5ss"J5XLUisioN. : Tucsilny , April 83rcl. The Chicago , Rock Island & Pacific rail way will sell tickets on'Tuesday , April 23 , t points in Kansas , Oklahoma , Indian Territory Texas , Colorado and Utah at one fare for th rounS trip ( plus $2) ) . Tickets good for returi passage- twenty days from date of sale. 'Cal at ticket office , 1C02 Farnam street , Ilnmnspnltors * Recursions. On April 23 , 18D5 , the Union Pacific systen will sell tickets from Missouri river point and stations In Kamas and Nebraska ti points south and west In. Nebraska and Kan sas , also to Colorado , Wyoming- Utah am Idaho , cast of Wciscr and south of Heave Cnnon , at the rate of one first class faro to the round trip , plus (2.00. Minimum rate $7.00. See your nearest Union Pacific ticket agent B. L. LOMAX , General Passenger and Ticket Agent , Omaha , Neb. itnposilblo to J.lvo In This Country Without hearing about the Northwesteri line's evening "Chicago Limited , " for peopl WILL talk about Its convenience , tasteful ness and comprehensive up-to-dateness On.aha , G:45 : p. m. ; Chicago , 8:45 : a. in. Vcs tlbuled sleeping cars , chair cars , a la cart diners , Plntsch gas , EVERYTHING. Ni extra cost. Other Northwestern trains at 11:05 : a. m and 4 p. m. dally. Want your trunk checkei at home ? City ticket ofllce , 1401 Farnam street. AXXOUA G'E-IIB.VT.V , Quito the musical event of the season wl bo the appearance of sprightly , merry Dell Fox and her own opera company at Boyd' theater next Sunday evening , for thre nights. The sudden rise and great popularlt of this little lady is almost , if not entire ! } without a parallel. She has yet to complet her first season as a star , but is wlthou exception the most popular attraction on thread road , If box office receipts are any crlterloi It Is not difficult to understand , howevei when the various elements of her succes are consfdered. She Is young and ver pretty , and-the possessor of a fine voice , an added to these attributes , she Is exceptional ! fortunate in having In a marvelous degre that Indefinable something that Is common ! called personal magnetism. .She has had tl wisdom to surround herself with a compan of the cleverest and most talented poop In light or comic opera. Still more forti nato was she to receive for her first pri ductlon as a star an opera that fit her 111 a glove and offers her very possible oppo tunlty to display her versatility and wli someness. "The Little Trooper , " In whlc she Is appearing , Is a French vaudcvll operetta , which Is full of the light , catcl music that one can whistle after ono hea Ing , and Is Intensely funny throughout. 1 develop this fun she has two of the be Is comedians In the country , and one of the . , Is tnld to bs funnier than any of the con edlans now starring. This sort of music ai fun Is what the public wants. TUero Is ti much .seriousness nowadays for any ono want to pay to go to the- theater and ha' their emotions aroused and their serious fee ings worked upon. For that reason. If f no other , dainty Delia , and her sixty c entertainers will bo. more than welcorn The sale of scats opens tomorrow morning 9 o'clock , That distinguished and reprcsentatl American actress , TilBo 'Ellsler , comes Uoyd's theater three nights of next wee commencing Thursday , April 25. Yielding popular desire , she will present Thursdi evening and Saturday * raatlneo her remar able personation of "Hdiel Klrke. " Few mo era dramatic productions are as familiar theater goers as Sttela Mackaye's maste piece , and certainly not character with whli the name of Efflo ElUler has been ass elated has brought hen greater fame. Fi day evening "Doris. " ' which was so succei fully presented last season , will be broug forward , The supporting company Is sa to be In many respoota stronger than la year's , and still includes 'those capable actoi Mr. Frank Weston and Hobert Drouet. Saturday evening the , engagement will brought to a close with the presentation the romantic comedy , arranged by Hobs Drouet , entitled "A Woman's Power. " Contest fur MiMlnln. A Demorest gold medal contest will given at the Young Men's Christian atssocl tlon hall this evening under the ausplc of the Second Omaha company ot the Bo ; brigade. The contestants are Misses Madi Leard , Fanny Hurst and Maud MacCumbe and John Cooper , C. E. Anderson and It. C. Wise. Mrs. Dr. Lankton will be tl referee and Dr. Baker , Miss Moore and Jam Colder will act ai Judges. The progru will be varied by music and recitations. /tttrntliiti. Qforge Crotk corps No. 88 , W. 11. C. Yi are hereby requested to meet at hall. 24 and ( Jrant streets this evening at half pa 7 o'clock sharp to make * arrangements f the funeral of our treasurer and alster , Ml Xclllo AtUulth. By order of Mrs. Llzz Uugb , corps president. IIAYUHM IIUOS. Friday Will Ho the Itoconl liny hi Drrii QooiU from the Jnffray Stock. Wo will sell an all wool skirting moreen for 38c. A' 44-Inch wool grenadine , worth 30c , tot A 36-Inch double fold dress goods , In all etaplo shades , for UP. Wo will continue to sell our 40-Inch all wool serges , our 40-Inch all wool henrletta , our 40-Inch all wool nuns' veiling and our 40-Inch all wool batiste for 25c. Wo will sell the best 40-Inch French twrge In the United States , In navys and black only , for 39e. Wo will sell for this ono day only our 50- Inch silk gloria , worth $1.00 , for 50c. From 10 to 11 o'clock we will sell our 25o wool clinllls tor 5c. All wool crepons , 50c. 46-Inch English check suitings , worth $1.25 , at 49c. All of Jaftray's 75c , S5c , 08c novelty suit- Ings at COc. CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT. Special sale for Friday and Saturday. 200 ladles' and mlsws' maklntoshcs , odd garments , regular price $2.00 to $4.00 , at 93c. A lot of ladles' capes , trimmed with lace , satin and braid , the very UU-st style , cheap at $ B.DO , for $3.95. A lot of silk waists , formerly sold at $3.00 to $5.00 , at $1.39. Ono case of children's calico dresses , well made and fast colors , 23c each. There ore still two cases of those fast color print wrappers nt 39o each ; only two to a customer , however. 100 tan serge street skirts , regular value $2.r.O . , for two days $1.25. Wo are making a special effort to make the cloak and suit department a prominent feature of our business , nnd ladles wonting made-up garments for themselves or chil dren will find our values the best In the trad ? . HAYDEN IIIIOS. COMMISSION UAUV/UX Appeal to the Ilrncvolctit Citizen * of Omnlin. In response to our application to the county commissioners for money with which to pur chase potatoes , seeds , etc. , they In their wig. dom have only seen fit to grant us a donation of four hundred bushels of seed potatoes , on condition that they are to bo given only to those who received aid from the cpunty store last winter. Wo are therefore compelled on behalf o those deserving families who exhausted their means during the past winter , and who avoided applying to the county for aid , but who are now without further resources , to make this public appeal for donations o money , seed potatoes , garden seeds , Imple incuts , and the use of teams for ploughing up the land already received. All checks and donations of money should be forwarded to Mayor Bcmls , city ha' : , and the notice of other donations sent to the secretary , Agricultural commission , city hall who will send for them. GEOnGE P. BEMIS. President. 3 If. A. M'GINN , Secretary. 1 OMAHA , April 16 , 1893. 3 _ A Few Offered by the Chicago , Milwaukee & St Paul railway , the short line to Chicago. A clean train , made up and started from Omaha Baggage checked from residence to destlna lion. Elegant train service and courteous eirploycs. Entire train lighted by electricity and heated by steam , with electric light In every berth. Finest dining car service litho the west , with meals served "a la carlo. The Flyer leaves at C p. m. dally from Union Depot. City Ticket Ofllce , 1C04 Farnam street. C S. Carrier , city ticket agent. wonn ov A ULKnn Itnlilicil tlio MiilU at Mnnoy Orders um liulsoil Tliem iinil Oorre | > oiillnir Ailvlrro. CHICAGO , April 18. William Hanson , a truckman at the Dearborn street railway sta tlon , who has been playing one of the mos clever games the postal Inspectors were ovei called , upon to unravel , \vas _ detected and ar rested at Elgin yesterday. Hanson's night du ties consisted of handling the mall pouches Three months ago ho made a key to open the pouches. He would take a handful o letters from a pouch , especially those ad dressed to postmasters , and extract the money advices. Ho would then search the pouch for nil letters addressed to parties whom the advices named. Taking these let tcrs , he would wash oft In chemicals thi amounts named In the advices and the orders dors , fill In higher figures , make the money orders payable to some one else and have Identification waived. The advices he woul < rcmall to the postofllces. In order to supply the proper margins on the money orders he would go to the Chicago postoflice and buy an order for as many cents as there wen 1 dollars In the first order. He would then tear off the cent margin and paste In the della mark in the raised order. Hanson \vouli not say how many orders ho had altered but the number Is large. The work of hi chemical solution In washing off Ink was be yond detection. The postofllco Inspectors dc clared his work the best they have eve ; seen. I'ythlun Money la Quito Snfc. HOUSTON , Tex. , April 18. The member : of the state grand lodge Knights of Pythias In session here , have discussed the safety o $143,000 belonging to the Endowment rank deposited In the Fort Worth , Tex. , bank which bus Just passed Into the hands of a receiver. J. A. Klnsey of Chicago , who Is here , states that It Is perfectly safo. as a bond was required of tbe bank and he haf flled suit against the sureties. It may b tleJ up some time , he says , but not a cent will be lost. Mr. Mumlurson'/i ( lift. The Omaha public library has received a valuable gift from Hon. Charles F. Mander- son. It comprises nearly 2,000 volumes of congressional and senatorial documents , con taining all of the state papers of recent years. The volumes are all bound In sheep and con stitute a permanent and valuable addition to the resources of the library. The books are now being classified and will bo added to the collection In a few days. United In MiirrlHge. Dr. Lawrence Hick and Miss Gcrtruds Luce , both of this city , \\ere married at the First Presbyterian church Wednesday night , Rev. Dr. Harsha officiating. Immediately after the ceremony Dr. and Mrs. Hick left for the west , where they will remain a few weeks , visiting Denver and other mountain resorts. Commotion Work Momluy Morning. The executive committee of the State Fair association and the Omaha Driving Park as sociation met yesterday at the Commer cial club rooms , and decided to put a large to force at work on the State Fair grounds tok. track next Monday. The committee then k.to adjourned until Thursday noon next. iyk DIED. ka a- ate to NORDEN Anton , nt St. Joseph hospital , r. April 18 , 1893. Funeral Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Swanson & Vnllen's undertaking rooms , corner 17th and Ctim- streets. Interment , Mount Hope. Friends Invited. ASQUITH April 17 , Nellie K. , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Asmilth. aged 21 years anil 5 months. Funeral Friday , API II 19 , nt 2 p. m. , from family residence. 2117 Grant street. Interment , Forest Lawn cemetery. M'COY Archibald , nged 58 years. Funeral Friday , April 19. ut 8:30 : a. m. . to Bt. I'hllomena church. Interment , Holy Sep ulchre. MERCURIAL POISON results fro in thousualtrealraeutof blood troubles by which the system is filled with mercury nnd potash mixtures moro to bo dreaded than the illseaso and in a short wblloislna worse con dition than before. BOOH takcapos. RHEUMATISM K > jslon of the framoandlU thootinKpalns imd aching Joints malio llfo mlfcrnljlc. 8.8.8. Is a reliable cure for mercurial rheumatism , and affords relief oven after all else hos failed. UM guaranteed purely vege table , and absolutely harmless ; talco no stiU- j > itltute. Bend for our is I treatise on blood and lo 1 vVIn diseases , mailed free to any addrrss. fi SWIFT BI'ECU'IO coy PAN Y , Atlanta , da. Generous Contrac As wo romnrlcod often "A now pair of shoos gratis or your money back" if our shoos don't render abaoluto satisfaction. No shoo dealer enters upon sush a goiiorous contract , but why do woP Simply because wo have absolute confidence in the shoo wo soil. An "all loathor" shoo carefully strotuhod is bound to wear and out wear natural , and the natural wear of leather good stock is all any reasonable person could oxpast. Imitation solo leather compressed paper cannot bo guaran teed. If wo would deal in such , wo couldn't handle enough shoos to satisfy all complaints. Yet wo sell pure leather shoos cheaper than the average shoo A substantial working shoo for $1.15. A full stock dross shoo for $1.00. A splendid calf shoo for $2,00. The best American calf Goodyear welt , a shoo of that calibre retails onsrywhore at from $3.5O to $4.OO our price $3.50. Not a last , width , too or style known to thamodorii market but what you are sure to find horo. New shades and shapes in tan shoos. Postal Card us for a Spring ' 95 Catalogue. It'll raach you postpaid. Of our Would Be Competitors , both in PRICES AND QUALITY. We can safely Wo can also that wo'vc sy assert withont 9 done more fear of contra 9 diction that our 9t pricss have av t eraged from 40 ty 65 per cent Business since lower than oth April 1st timi er p30ple are all olher stores asking for sim in Omaha com ilar goods. bined. TO INTELLIGENT PEOPLE : "Wo wish to siiy thnt wo will never try to ma'ko you bollovo that wo sell an article worth S75.00 for $10.00. Such methods are always suspicious t and wo know you can't bo caught by tricks oi this character. 6 TRY US THIS WAY : - S Got the lowest ciish prices on tiny article you want , then come to us and wo will beat it , and should you want time payments will ac t commodate you and you wont bo asked to pay any extras , forwchavponly one price to nil. We Will Furnish Your Sicuse Complete. Send for Baby Carriage Send for Jewel Gasoline Catalogue. Stoye Catalogue. The Jezvcl Gasoline Stove is Absolutely Safe. Disorder. That is the state of your stom- mach. You know it , you feel it , you show it. The remedy you need is Ripans Tabules. Safe Sure and Effective. Tnbules : Bold by druggists , or by mall . If the price ( JO cents n box ) Is gent to The ill. pans Chemical Company , No. 10 Spruce St. , N. Y. czoDCZOczoniii ] anazDaiuDGZi "DIRT IN THE HOUSE BUILDS THE HIGH WAY TO BEGGARY. " BE WISE IN TIME AND USE " 456" " 456" " 456" To Retail Dealers of Cigars : To introduce our now brand " -150" without expense of of traveling1 , wo will send you the Otimlm Daily Bcoor 3 months firatls With each thousand cigars purchased. Those cigars are without doubt the finest $35.00 olgara in the market. GUAUANTIU2II TO UP. I'UJST CLASS. A trial order will con\inccyou. Torrai 30 daya 2 per cent for cash. DUFFY & CO. , Omaha , Neb.
