1U
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THTHSDAV, ATGrST 2,1, 1000.
FAIR MANAGERS ARE PLEASED
Oountj Commissioners Ordered to Allow
Them tho Usual Appropriation.
EXHIBIT WILL BE HELD THIS FALL
JtidK- Krjrunr Ilrrlilr tlint thr Annn
cliitlnn linn I.Uril 1 (
till' Mill-It l)f (111!
MtiUuten.
The Douglas County I'alr association Is In
a very good humor over a decision rendered
by Judge Koysor yesterday and promises
to glvo an exhibition this fall of stock, fruit
and grain on an Olympian scale. It will be
tho first regularly conducted county fair for
thrco years nnd It was largely on this ac
count that tho county commissioners refused
n few days ago to grant the appropriation
usual In former years. The court has in
iitructod tho commissioners to yield up the
usual amount, however, and tho fair asso
ciation will have $2,771.10 with which to
start their show.
Commissioner Hoctor took tho stand to
prove that tho fair association has not pre
viously lived up to Its contract. It Is speci
fied In the statute that tho association must
glvo an annual fair in which stock, vegeta
ble and grain products shall make up the
display and thero aro speculations as to Its
elzc, etc. In 1S08 the association Incor
porated Its exhibit with the Transmlsslsslppl
exposition and no funds were appropriated
by the commissioners. One year later, how
ever, the county board granted tho associa
tion a two years' nllowance In one, although
live stock hnd no part In the association's
display. Commissioner Ostrom testified to
the same effect, bringing out tho alleged
fact that the association had held no indi
vidual fair and had exhibited no live stock.
President Oscar l'lckard of the fair asso
ciation testified that tho only reason live
stock was not included In tho exhibit wns
that thero was no room for pens or stalls.
Tho spirit of the statute, he said, had been
lived up to during ench of tho last three
years.
Judge Keysor was guided In his decision
by tho statute which provides that n county
fair association shall bo granted 3 cents per
capltn In the county with which to carry on
Its exhibition. The association was shown
to bo legally orpanlzcd and entitled to the
benefit nxed by Btotutc. Tho mandamus
was thercforo granted.
WALKUPWALKS UP TO COURT
Attnnu-y ArroMr.l on flmrno of I.nr
ceny Itiillc on Coiunliilnt of
MKri Woman.
' Andrew E. Walkup, nn nttorney, who,
ilurlng the last fow weeks, has been giving
his attention to police court practice, was
nrrcstcd Wednesday morning and lodged In
jail, charged with larceny as bailee.
Tho complaining witness Is a negress.
Mrs. Knto Harris. Two weeks ago, sho
says, she gave Walkup $12 to bo used In
getting her husband, Henry Harris, out cf
Jail. Sho sayB he agreed to accomplish
this by noon of tho following dny, but
failed to do so and, so far as Bho Is able
to seo, did nothing whatever In tho matter,
leaving Harris to sorvo out his term.
Meanwhile sho is out tho $12.
Walkup was arraigned In pollco court
during the afternoon, pleaded not guilty
nnd was released under bond to nppenr
for trial August 29.
Millions will be wpent In politics this
year. We cau't keep tho campaign going
without money any moro than we con keep
tho body vigorous without food. Dyspep
tics med to starvo themselves. Now Kodol
Dygpopsla Cure digests what you cat and
nllows you to cat all tho good food you
want. U radically cures Btomach troubles.
A Jrmul Opportunity
To Increase your knowledgo of tho country.
Half fare to Chicago and return via "Tho
Northwestern Line," August 25 to 29. Good
till September 30 returning.
Coixl I'MnIiIiik.
cirit t.ni(i. Okoholl. Lake Washington,
Waseca, Kaglo Lake. Hlvcr Kails, Solon
Springs, Klco Lake. Hayfleld, Ashland, Oog
obic, Watcrsmcet and numerous lakes near
St. Paul nnd Minneapolis.
They aro all good lulling places and aro
quickly and comfortably reached by tho
Northwestern Una
Chonp rato excursions Augtir.t 21 and Sep
tember 7-21. Limit, October 31, 1900. City
ticket olllce. 1 101 and 1403 Karmim streot.
To HoNtoiw null Xmv York
via Unko Shore & Michigan Southern Hall
way from Chicago dally Fat Mall, 8:30 a.
in., arrives New York next morning at 10;
New York and llobton special, 10:30 a. ra.,
nrrlvcs Now York next day at 1:30 p. m.,
IJoston 3 ii. m.; New York and New ling
land Kxpritw, 2 p. m., arrives Hoaton 1:15
p. ni New York t! p. ni. next day; Lake
Shore Limited, 5:30 p. m., nrrlviB New
York fi:30 p. m., Boston 9:05 p. m. next day;
New York Kxprcss, 9 p. in., arrives New
York second morning nt fi:30. "Hook of
Trains" gives full Information. M. S. (liles,
T. P. A., Chicago. V. M. Ilyron, O. W. A.,
Chicago.
Ornnd Army Kiieitiiipmciit nt Clilonwo
August 25 to 29.
Ilalf-faro tickets
Via
Tli) Northwestern Llnt.
Bpccial cars
nnd
Accommodations.
HOI nnd 1103 Fnrnara St.
BAPTISTS BUILD NEW CHURCH
Cnlvnry Coimrruntlon Will l.rt t'on
trnet for TiTent y-Klvr-TlioiiAnnil-Iioll.tr
llrlcli Killllrr.
Tho letting of the contract for the con
struction of the new Calvary Baptist church
has been postponed until August 30, at
which time bids will be opened hy J. V Car
penter of the board of trustees. The new
building is to be ono of the finest of Omaha's
suburban churches. It will cost $25,000 and
will be complete In every detail. The plans
contemplate a brick and stone structure 113
by 88 feet, the outside walls to bo of pressed
brick nnd all other walls to bo of the best
quality of hard burned brick. The building
will consist of a lecture r.oom, auditorium,
class rooms, parlor and study, and In the
basement n kitchen nnd dining room. The
site Is at the southwest corner of Twenty
fifth and Hamilton streets. Tho trustees
hope to have tho edifice completed by March
1, 1901.
lie v. Thomas Anderson, pastor of the
Calvary church, Is now In Scotland, where
ho has spent his three months' vacation.
He will return to the city tho first week In
September.
BALL IN IOWA LAD'S SKULL
James
Otto Eecoivos Strango
Wound in tho Head.
Gunshot
VICTIM DENIES AN ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
A rMr Hot Wen til or Hints.
To tho ladles: Don't worry, nnd keep
cool. There Is a cold wavo In sight (long
distance) nnd winter wraps will soon bo
In demand again. Just now we are having
a spell of thawing weather and tho ice Is
breaking up very fast, but it can't last al
ways. In tho meantime It Is well to re
member that n trip to tho mountains or
seashoro Is not necessary In order to cs.
capo tho heat or a case of nervous debility.
There Is relief near nt hand. Tho Ladles'
Iiathory, second floor Deo building, offers
a great boon to tired women. Its mnglc
treatment gives new life and hope, restores
tho bloom of youth, cures all forms of
rheumatism nnd nervous troubles
and even makes tho old feel
young again. Don't make Rny mistake
about this treatment. It Is not a "cure-
all:" It Is tho commonest of common senso
treatment nnturo's own remedy nnd It
builds up the tired or worn-out system as
nothing olsc can. There Is no danger of
heat prostration If you aro n patron of Tho
Ladles' Iiathory. Como and seo for your
selves. A ladles' maid always at your
sorvlco nnd tho most skilled massage op
erators In tho country.
Yon Cnn do To
Chicago nnd return for $12.75, August 25
to 29.
Detroit and return for $22, August 25, 26
nnd 27.
St, Paul and return for $12.65.
Minneapolis and return for $12.65.
Madison Lake nnd return for $10.08.
Duluth and return for $16.95, September
4, 7. 18 nnd 21. via the Illinois Central railroad.
Particulars at 1402 Farnnm street.
W. II. MULL,
District Passenger Agent.
Ilnllet. Iloivrvrr, I'lrreen the Skull
.SiHinrely lit tv Itlultt Annie nnd
.Splintered Honrs Are
!'rrNcit Upon llniln.
James Otto appeared In tho office of tho
Midland hotel at 3 o'clock Tuesday after
noon with n gunshot wound In his bend and
Informed tho clerk that ho had accidentally
discharged a revolver and that tho bullet
had lodged In his skull. He was taken to
tho Presbyterian hospital at once, where
the bullet was removed and pieces of tho
fractured skull taken from tho wound. Ho
Is resting easily nud tho surgeons believe
that ho will suffer no great discomfort
from the accident.
Otto Is 22 years old and came to Omnha
from Sidney, In., Inst Monday In company
with his brother. Ho placed himself un
der tho enro of somp mnsnnttc healers, who
were treating htm lor chronic stomach
trouble. Monday nnd Tuesday he com
plained that his room at the Midland ho
tel wus very hot, but there was nothing
unusual about his actions nnd tho hotel
peoplo are inclined to believe the story
that tho revolver was dlscharccd acci
dentally. Tho bullet entered the skull In
such a manner, however, thnt tho
physicians think tho weapon must have
been held nt a right angle to tho skull and
nro nt a loss to explain how tho weapon
could have been In this position If acci
dentally discharged.
Tho revolver was of 22-callber nnd tho
bullet entered the skull just novo the right
car. It mado an ugly wound in the scalp
and penetrated both layers of the skull bone,
splintering tho Inner layer of bono In such
a manner that many pieces of bono bad to
bo removed to relievo tho brnln.
Otto told tho samo story to tho hotel clerk,
tho surgeons nnd hospital peoplo and stoutly
maintains that the shooting was accidental
and not with suicidal Intent. He lives with
his parents on a farm near Sidney and has
tho appearance of an ordinary farmer's son.
Otto's brother returned to Sidney Mondny
evening and none of his relatives Is with
him at present. Thero wcro no guests In
tho rooms adjoining that of Otte when the
Bhootlng occurred. Tho hotel peoplo did not
hear tho report of the revolver nnd knew
nothing of tho accident until Otto made his
Injury known.
Attention coniniflcn.
All old soldiers, their families find
friends desiring to attend tho national en-
enmpment nt Chicago will learn something
to their Interest before securing trans
portation by calling upon or communicat
ing with Thomns L. Hull, 615 North 16th
street, not later than Friday morning,
August 24th. 'Phono 1673.
THOMAS L. HULL.
num.
ANDEHSON-Mrs. daughter of Mrs. A.
uium, ukcu years, ui i-nancsion, a. I;.
Summer Hnnrtii.
For a book describing the cool, pleasant,
healthful summer reports of Wisconsin, situ
ated on tho line of tho Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Ry., address or call on
F. A. NASH,
General Western 'Agent.
1501 Farnam Street, Omaha.
Omaha Tent and Awning Cc, tents, awn
ings, canvas goods, 11th & Hnrney. Tel. 833.
A Miserable Puppy
Is tho dog who Is overrun with fleas and
is not treated to a wash with SHERMAN'S
DOO SHAMPOO, This is the only prep
aration that will kill EVERY FLEA every
time. No gucsswoTk. It kills 'era. Easy
to use, 25e per bottle.
MEDICINES FOR DOOS.
Full lino of Spratt's English Dog Medl
ines. Full line of Glovers Colcbrated
Remedies. Full lino Dent's Dog Medl
ines.
Sherman's Mange Cure, bottle 50c
Sherman's Tonic Tablets for dogs, box BOe
Sherman's Distemper Powder, box.... 50c
hcrman's Arcca Nut Worm Tablets,
box 50c
Sherman's Dog Shampoo keeps skl
clean and kills fleas, bottlo 25c
Wrlto for book about dogs free.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Go
Comer ICtli nnd Dodue. OMAHA.
DAYIilRHT 'CHAINS KOH .SI'IIUT LAKH,
OkolioJI nm! Arnold' PnrU.
Tho Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail
way Company has Just placed In service
daylight trains between Omaha nnd Spirit
Itk, okobojl and Arnold's Park. Going the
train leaves Omnha at 7:15 a. m. and ar
rives Spirit I.iko at 1:15 p. m. Returning
tho train leaves Spirit Lako at 6.15 a. m.
nnd nrrlvr Omaha 3.55 p. in. This Is the
best service that has yet been offored over
nny one rond. Round trip tickets, good re
turning until October 31, $10.70.
City ticket olHco. 1501 Fnrnam street.
F. A. NASH, General Western Agent,
OrmiKen, OrniiKN nt lln ileii'n.
Just rerelved, tho first car fancy sweet
nnd Juicy Valencia oranges, Roso brand; mi
sale tomorrow In our grocery department
nt 10c per dnien. Fresh roasted peanuts
per quart, 2c. Fanly Inrgo Mezzlna loin
ons, per dozen, 15c.
IIAYDEN RIIOS.
Read cloak nnd shoo bargains.
Ft. Mattblaa' church nnnunl choir picnic
will bo hold nt Lako Mnnawa Saturday
August 25. Tho Suburban Railway com
jinny has granted us n 25o round trip faro
If tickets aro purchased beforo that date
Tlckota may bo secured at J. A. Fuller &
Co., Uth and Douglas, and of the Sheridan
Coal Co., 16th and Farnnm.
CI 1 1 OA tiO AMI UIVITHN, If 1 2.75.
Cliloituo nnil Heturn, VI2.7.1.
On August 25, 26. 27. 28 and 29 tho Chi
cngo, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway will
sell round trip tlckcto from Omahn to cm
cago for $12.75.
City ticket ofllco, 1504 Fnrnam street.
F. A. NASH, General Western Agent.
Two Dollar to lletrnlt, 3Mch nml
He turn.
rius one faro. AugUBt 25, 26 end 27. via "Th
Northwestern Line." Inquire at the largo
city offices, 1401 and 1103 Fnronm street
A PROBLEM IN HEATING.
If any Mrnaco costing $50.00 burns ono
ton of coal rer month lo hent a ten room
house to 60 deg. F. In zero weather, and a
MAG EE furnace, costing ninety ($00,00)
dollars, burns three fourths of a 'ton to
heat tho samo house, tho samo length of
time, to 70 deg. F., which furnace Is the
cheapest?
AiiHwer Tho Magce Furnnce is the cheap
est becauuo bent, and best because cheapest.
Maceo Furnaces not only burn less coal,
and glvo mors heat than any other furnnce,
but nro built to last a lifetime. Call and
see them or send lor descriptive circular.
For salo by
Chns. A. Pegau & Co.,
14i:t-11ir .Ineknnii .St., Omnlin, Nell
CIIICACO AXU HRTimx J12.7.-..
Via Hock Inland Itoutr.
Tickets on snlo August 25 to 29. Sdo-
clal daylight train will leave Omahn Au
gust 25 nt 7:30 a. m. nnd arrive Chicago
8:20 p. ra.
Ticket office 1323 Farnam street.
Headache
Exhaustion
Nervousness
Sick Stomach
Fatigue
Yield to u Glass of
COGA CELERY,
TIIK "IDI3AI." SUMMER DIMMC.
no A CLASS.
Sold at the Smln Konntaln of
J. A, FULLER & CO.
CUT I'niCK DHUOfilSTS.
Fnnrternth ani Unuglaa Streets.
Send for book Tho Baby.
I ' 1 I if
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Contracts for Sanitary Open Plumbing
will Do cnri-liilly nnd scltiiitllloally cur
rlcil out under our own immediate su
pervision, nnd In lUTordnnee with the
very latest Ideas nnd Improvements
that Is called for by modern, up-to-date
plumbing, when you entrust your work
to us, We will furnish estimates
cheerfully, and at prices thnt cannot ho
competed with, workmanship consid
ered. Free & Black,
Phone 100. . . 180G Farnnm St.
T.AKK TIII4 VtAIIASII.
To the lllennlnl Concliivr. Knlnhtn of
I'jthlnN, nt Detroit.
On August 25 to 2S tho Wabash will sell
tickets from Chicago nt hnlf fare.
4 DAILY TKAINS FROM CIIICAOO.
9.'25 a. m., arlvo Detroit 6:30 p. m.
12:10 p. m,, nrrlvo Detroit S10 p. m.
3:15 p. m' arrive Detroit 10:50 p. m.
11:00 p. m., nrrlvc Detroit 7:50 p. m.
Only lino running reclining chair cars
from Chicago.
Ask your agent for tickets via tho Wa
bash. For further Information call at city
ticket office, 97 Adams street, Chicago, or
write. O. N. CLAYTON,
N. W. I. Agt., Room 405 N. Y. L. Illd..
Omnha, Neb.
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A grand picnic, given by tho singing sec
tion of tho Omaha I'lattdeutsche Vercln, will
bo held at Ituncr's park next Sundny, August
26. Visitors take west side Park nvenuo
cars to Thirty-second and Center streets,
whero carryall will be In readiness after 12
o'clock, noon. Everybody cordially Invited.
A good time assured to all.
THM COMMITTEE.
Half 1'iire I,nM.
Tlquettes on salo via "Tho Northwestern
Line" to Chicago nnd return nt HALF
KATES, August 25 to 29, good till September
30.
1401-1403 Farnam street.
W. F. Anteman, Jeweler, of North Pearl
street, Albany, N. Y., was pronounced In
curable. Took Cramer's Kidney cure nnd
was cured. Insist on having Cramer's.
Lotus Cream
Is n preparation used to relievo smartlnj;
this hot weather. Ono application gives in.
Btnnt relief and nets llko n charm.
Cramer's Kidney Curo 7oe
Duffy's Mnlt Whiskey s.o
Wine of Cnrdul 7fto
Uroino Quinine 15e
S. S S Tii
Syrup of Figs iluc
1'eruim ,6o
Cnstorla Kie
Hlrncy Cntarrh Powder 35
Gem Cntarrh Powder iCie
Ayer's Hulr Vigor i5r
Pierce's Prescription ide
Cutlcura Soap lijc
Packer's Tar Soap lor
Hnr-Hen 40r
AJax Tablets 40'
1 dozen 2-graln Quinine Capsules "t
1 dozen 3-graln Quinine Capsules 10c
1 dozen 5-graln Quinine Cnpsu'es . .. 33c
SCHAEFER " DRUGGIST
S. H. Cor. Jtltli nnii Clileaco.
Wrappers
For Thursday wo will ofTer
an assortment of our $1.60
percale wrapporsfor $1. Those
aro good colors and wide skirts.
White Lawn Wrappers at
reduced prices.
Golf Skirts are moro popu
lar than ever- Wo have a fine
line in best materials at $7. 50,
$10 and better.
Mail orders filled.
i.SCQFIELD
IWQAK&SUITCO.
1510 Douglas St
'-3 w m
I PPTH
lilffW by our mothod, with rUHE VI
M M V TALIZED A III Is painless
harmless, and can bo taken by any one. Al
ways fresh. All work warranted.
Oold Crowns $5.00
llest Teeth, a set .,..$8.00
Silver Fillings 75c
Taft's Philadelphia Dental Rooms,
l.17 llonulnn St.
Time is
Money.
SplCTO
THE QUICK
TRAINS
ARE VIA
The UNION
PACIFIC
OMAHA TO SALT LAKE CITY
Ten hours quicker than any other line.
OMAHA TO SAN FRANCISCO
Fifteen hours quicker than any other line.
OMAHA TO PORTLAND
Fifteen hours quicker than any other line.
Huffet Smoking and Llhrary Cars, with Unrbcr Shop and Pleasant Head
ing Itooms, Doublo Drawing Itootr. Palace Sleepers. Dining Cars, Meals a la
Carte. Plntsch Light.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 Farnam St. Tel. 316.
HAYDENs
oak Dept.
,
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WE M1UNCTW OTHTIttl
Era
Our buyer is home, lie sp"nr n month seoui'iug ihe eastern
markets for the hesi and most appropriate garments for the west
ern country. He tells us he secured some of the grainiest and
best styles he has ever purchased. In due time we will make our
fall announcements.
We are more than anxMous to give to the women of Omaha
and vicinity the LONDON, PAULS AND HI3UMX STYLUS, com
bined with those of our own country, at Ilayden Urns.
Our huver secured a small lot of SILK VAISTS r00 in all,)
The price avus so low he shipped them on by express. They will
beon sale tomorroAv in our cloak department; they QA
aro Avorth ?0, $7 and $8; only one to a customer, at.4''
174 Ladies' tailor made suits, jacket taffeta lined; Ctl 1 f
suits worth from 18.00 to 25.00, on sale at kfi LVJ
Ladies' rainv day skirts in grays, browns and tfO HQ
blacks, worth 0.00, for aJJ-F. J
Ladies' rainy day skirts, made up in the very AA
st styles, on sale at, each ,JVJ
Ladies' rainy day skirts, at S.OO. 10.00. 12.00 and lfi.00
Ladies' Shirt Waists wort h up to 1.00 .i CZ n
SI2.75
Chicago
and Return
August 25, 26, 27, 28 and 290. A.
It, National Encampment. Three
fast Chicago trains leave tho Hur
llngton Station dally.
Diyllght Chicago Special, 7:00
a, m.
A'estlbuled Flyer, 4:00 p. ra.
Chicago Limited, 7:30 p. ra.
G, A. n. Headquarters Train
leaves Omaha 7:30 p, m,, Saturday,
August 25. Reserve berths NOW.
Ticket OH1C4,
1 502 Farnam St.
- Tel, 260.
urtlntrlon Slvflsn,
lOtli and Mason St.
Tot. za.
1
21
on sale at
One lot of ladies' underskirts with two and three
roAVS of rutlles, extra width, worth Lfi0, for
One 2lc
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One way to be successful in the
Shoe business is through the selb
ing or good goods
The process is slow but sure, and
the longor you are at ,it the surer
it becomes
The Nebraska Shoe Department
has gained Its reputation by everlastingly keeping at It selling tho bei
shoes for tho least wo cnn nfford.
Men's Russia calf shoes,
Ooodyear welts, mado
for, sold by and
guaranteed by this
house as good as any
J3.C0 shoo sold
elsewhere, our price
$2.50
AVoracn's oxfords, every
pair of thorn gunrnntced
to give perfect satisfaction
stylish, comfortable
and well made,
our prlco
$1.50
Misses tan shoes with
extension soles mado
In the latest style
regular 12.00 value
12 to 2 II to E our
prlco for this shoe only
$1.50
HAYDEN
s
Men's $5 and $6 tan shoes $1,97,
Women's $3,50 vici kid vesting top shoes
$1,85,
Woman's $2 patent leather strap slipper s,9 8c
On sale, 5 big lines of
men's fine J$4, $5 and
$6 sample shoes that
closed out to us for spot
cash by the manufacture
ers, all on sale at $1,97
a pair,
All noAv fall styles, made of the finest, box calf, cordovan and
value calf, genuine welt soles and the most perfect Avorkman
ship. See our shoe windoAV. There the greatest, shoe values ever
given.
On Sale, over 2500 pairs of Women's fine $3 and
$3.50 Vici Kid Lace Shoes at $1.35.
All new stylish shoes, direct from the floors of the largest manu
facturers of the east shoes that Avere made for big eastern deal
ers to sell for more than double the price. We have them on
bargain tables in all sizes and Avidths.
On Sale, 6 cases of Women's Fine $2 Hand Turned
Patent Leather Slippers at 98c.
Slippers made for a savoII eastern shoe dealer to sell for more than
twice the price sizes 2k to 7 for your selection.
HAYDEN BROS.
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Ladies' White Waists, worth up to .?:i.OO
on sale for
59c
98c
HAf If EN
iHOS
don't mmu tmt mm smoking
You have the REST notwithstanding they cost you nu more than Inferior noods.
t, it. iuok m. v. ro..M.M'r.( "rnciiHs, sr i.ouih, mo. IIMinpi Plflnc
P. A, HAILSU ACK, OMAHA, D13TRIUUTOR. UlliUll lllMUE
CRAMER'S KIDNEY
AND LIVER CURE
Is a remedy thai will cure per
manently all cases of kidney and
liver trouble. If you area suffer
er, don't delay but commonco
at once using
....Cramer's Kidney and Liver Cure....
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUCCISTS,
S1.00 per bottle. 6 bottles for $5
Cramer Chemical Company,
J Albany, N. Y.
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The Dentist
Is expected to mnko them wholt
If that Is posslblo wo do It. It II
Is not wo can supply tho most porfect
nnd serviceable artificial teeth to tako
tho placo of thoao removed. Theso
can bo with or without plates, as do
sired. .Our work has stood tho teat of ycart
and proved satisfactory.
BAILEY, the Dentist
H1U I'uxtfiu lllk. lutli A I'uriiniii,
Luil- Attendant. IMiuits 10H3.