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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1902)
24 THE OMAHA DAILY 11EK: SUNDAY, JUNE 22, 1002. WASTE OF TWENTY THOUSAND CommiMiontr O'KetTe Btji County Fiji Too Much for Bridgo. BOARD ORDERS PROMPT INVESTIGATION loath Oaikt Nrnkrr la of h Opin io that Coatraclor Drake Ea Joy aa I'litirriitd Hargla of Profit. Commissioner Richard O'Keeffe la of tha opinion that the old boards of county com rniesloners permitted Robert Z. Drake to got the beat of Douglas county by more tban $20,000 In his bridge building, and he bade that opinion known at yesterday morn ing's meeting of the board by presenting a revolution calling upon the bridge com mittee, of which be Is chairman, to have a competent engineer Inspect the new bridge at the county poor farm, report on tb merits of the workmanship and esti mate the fair eost of building such struc ture Commissioner Connolly moved the adop tion of the resolution, saying: "For many month now wo have bad this constant talk about bridge and I wish we could get the batter cleared up and the talk shut up. By all means let' probe the thing, and If there be a nigger In the woodpile, smoke him out. If there Isn't any nigger let's have peace. I am tired of this constant hinting." All member yoted aye. ' Afterward O'Keeffe said: "I hadn't in tended to bring this subject up until after the Board of Equalization matters were out of the way, but I understand the con tention this afternoon Is thinking of re nominating some of our men and I wanted them to know In adyance that this matter would come up." O'Kceffe llaa FTldenee. O'Keeffe Is not talking at random and without preparation, apparently, for be has bis desk piled high with old contracts, warrants and other documents In evidence. Among these Is a table compiled from the records of meetings, showing that between August 18, 1900, and November 30, 1901, Drake received atom the county commls aloner $46,887.4. t'pon the latter date hi contract was extended to December 31, by which time be worked In another (15,198.69, making a total of $62,036.10. Of the $15, 198.69, however, there remains one last in stallment of $5,000 that has not been turned over to Drake and It la the payment of this that O'Keeffe Is seeking to prevent. He cites the new bridge at the county poor farm, showing that according to con tract price of $28 per foot of span and $20 for tubing the structure, which is 110 feet span with two approaches of fifteen feet each and with eighty feet of tubing in it, bould have cost $4,752, whereas the record show, he alleges, that the board Sllowed $14,922.69 for this same bridge, or $10,170.69 too much. In contrast he cites the steel bridge on road 117D, over the Elk born, which Is 210 feet long and cost but 14.600. It in built by a competitor of the company represented by Drake. Act Like Watch Dos;. The remark that O'Keeffe make in Opening his bridge light are pointed. "Will any one presume to say that a man could It on this board while such things were going on and not know about it? And then will anybody presume to argue that I am entirely blameless If I alt on the fence and watch another man ateaj apple with out protesting, particularly when I have been especially chosen to watch that same fruit? "I have been going through the records for some time and I believe that $40,000 would have been a fair price for the bridge work that Drake hat charged the county $62,000 for. In this investigation at the poor farm bridge I would be glad to see not one, but three engineer act. For Inatance, the county, the city and a third engineer to b chosen by them." The commissioners adjourned until next Saturday morning. They will sit through the week a a board of equalization. COVALT' BIO BASD. Forty of the Beat Maslclana ftlrlaa; t'oarerta at Lskt Maaawa Today. Notwithstanding almost freezing tempera ture and cold rains some people have vis tsted Lake Manawa tb peat week. Mans wa baa It regular patron and Mr. A. A. Covalt, the director of the band, is doing much toward the enjoymeut of Its vloltor. Covalt' Manawa band I already known to lovers of fine music a one of the finest bands ever brought together In this part of the country. It astonished people on Fri day morning last when it serenaded the newspaper offices. While they bad seen the band advertised and heard friends speak of It aa a fine band, they did not realize what a prize they had giving concert every afternoon and evening at Manawa. The Council Bluffs people seem to appreciate this fact better than Omahana, but with fine seasonable weather Omaha will un doubtedly turn out its full quota. Forty musicians, every man a recognised star, la something any locality might be proud of. This band is composed of musicians from all parts of the world, selected by Mr. Covalt entirely upon their merits. The obo player arrived yesterday from the east and has taken his place with the band. They are probably only eight or ten obo players In the United States today. It is a very difficult instrument to master, and in addition, one that 1 recognized aa a nerve wrecker on the one playing It. The Georgia minstrels will give two dally per formances in the theater at Manawa. The Press club of Omaha, South Omaha and Council Bluffs newspaper men and their families, numbering about 160, will picnic at Manawa Wednesday. Hamilton Warren, M. D., eclectlo and magnetic physician; office at Victoria hotel, 1308 and 1310 Dodge street, till a suitable location can be found. Special attention to all long standing or lingering diseases of women and children. THE FAVORITK FAISTS Maar Attractions Today aad All Week at Coartlaad Beach. While the weather the past week has been anything but favorable for watering resorts, still Courtland beach ha enjoyed M large a patronage a the management baa anticipated for so early In the season. Manager Griffith doesn't look for the great crowd until the weather get good and warm and then he says they will bunt for a water resort where It t always cool and breezy. For today and every afternoon and evening this week there wUl be many free attractions. Every attraction at Courtland beach 1 always free. The balloon ascension ind parachute jump takes place every even. Ing and not only on Sunday , a some have srroneoualy believed. The orchestra, com posed of twelve musicians, gives two con cert every day whether -ih attendance 1 large or small. Mr. Ernest Nordln, the di rector, I well known aa one of the best musician and this of Itself guarantees all mualo lover the very finest kind of con certs. The bowllnu alleys are completed and open to the public. ONE FARB rOR ROUND TRIP. Ticket at these low ratea via the Michi gan Central. "The Niagara Falls Route," will be on sale July 6 to 9. Inrlu.iv. Portland and return, and July 7 to to rroviaene. r. i., and return. For circular giving full particular send to L. D. Heusner, Gen. West. Passr. Aft., 119 Adams street, or O. W. Rugglea, g' P. and T. A., Chicago, III. Shampooing and halrdreealng, 25c, at the eamery. n-zzo uee Building. Tel. 1716. Kew E. at W. Collar, The new fold collar olacad an th m.. ket by EaVl WlUon for thl summer are in line and form In keeping with latest Ideals of the mode. The "Miunnii" i. - perfect fold collar. It baa the lock front, the narrow front space and gracefully rounded tip.' It ha a band one Inch high and tip 1H Inches deep. Another new atyl Is the "Tetonka." It Is a trine lower tnaa toe "Mtesouia. and baa square points Both of these new style have the wldi atltchlng. These collars and the styles ii fold collar already In the line complete i aet that most thoroughly covers ever it mand aa It contain every style In every height The Haberdasher. . Huberaana. Jeweler, eat. 1866. absolutely reliable, lowest price guaranteed. 13th anj Douglas. Letter Carriers' PICNIC WATERLOO. NEB. JULY 4th. $1.00 tor the round trip. ' via UNION PACIFIC. Train leave Union Station 9:30 A. M., 12:80 P. M. Best machine, Oldsmoblle. 1114 Farnam st Greatly Reduced Ratea. WABASH RAILROAD. $13.50 St. Louis and return, sold June 16, 17. 21. 2. $20.50 Portland, Me., and return from Chicago, eold July 5 to 9. $18.90 Providence, R. I., and return, from Chicago, eold July 7, 8, 9. All Information at Wabash new city office, 1601 Farnam, or write Harry E. Moores, O. A. P. D., Omaha, Neb. Parties intending to go to the Rocky Mountains this summer should take ad vantage of the Iowa and Nebraska Coal Dealers' Special Train Excursion, June 25th. Railway tickets good returning until Octo ber 31st. See or write to R. E. Harris, secretary, 330 Board of Trade, Omaha. Quick messengers furnished. L.M.E. Tel. 780 $14.76 CHICAGO AND RETURN June 21-22, good till September 15. One fare plus $1.00 PROVIDENCE, R. I., AND RETURN, July 6-7-8. THE NORTHWESTERN LINE, 1401-1403 Farnam St. Hoiaeaeekers Rates. HOMESEEKERS' RATES From Missouri River Via UNION PACIFIC July 1 and 15, Aug. 6 and 19, Sept 2 and 16, Oct. 7 and 21. To many point In Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington. One lowest first class standard fare, plus $2.00, for round trip. Minimum selling rate from Missouri River $9.00 Full information cheerfully furnished on application to City Ticket office, 1324 Far nam street. Card of Thanks. Mrs. Johannah Murphy thanks the supreme hive, Ladle of the Maccabees, for the prompt payment of the policy for her daughter Margaret and also Laurel Hive, No. 19, for the prompt payment of funeral fund JOHANNAH MURPHY.. Mother. $17.90 Dakota Hot Springs and return. "The Northwestern Line," 1401-1403 Farnam St. Genuine Imported Deer on draught. Ed Maurer's, 1306 Farnam street. Try the Chicago laundry. 'Phone 206. Oae Fare to Providence, K. 1. aad Rftora, The above rate, plu $1, ha been made on account of the twelfth annual convention of the B. Y. P. U. Leave Omaha Monday evening, July 7. Leave Chicago July 8 via special train for New York. Go by steamer from New York to Providence. Return via steamer to New York and up the Hudson to Albany. Stop over at Niagara Falls. Those desiring to avail themselves of the special arrange ment address the undersigned. B. F. FELLMAN. Transportation Leader Nebraska B. T. P. U., 2430 South 15th street, Omaha, Neb. Have Root print it. Graphophoae at m Dargala, FOR BALE Latest model type. A. O. combination graphophone, which play both large and small records; list price, $90. ThU I especially designed for concert pur poses, having a thirty-six inch horn and stand. It also Includes twenty large Edi son records and carrying caae of twenty tour records. The machine Is entirely new and ha never been used. Will sell at bargain. Addresa X 36, in car of The Be. DIED. 8ULLIVAN-Mrs. Mary, wife of Stephen 8. Sullivan of Council Bluffs. Mrs. Sullivan was an old resident of Omaha, having but recently moved to Council Bluffs. Funeral Monday from late resilience, ifcW Avenue B. Council Bluffs, to St. Phllomena's cathedral at 9 a. m. ANOTHER IMPROTEMENT. Chleaaso, Boston and Trat el. New York On and after June 15th, the Erie Rail road will still further Improve their Bos ton and New York service by offering to the public a handsome limited train te leave Chicago from Dearborn Station every day at 10-30 a. tn., arriving In New York next afternoon at 1:30 and Boston at t o'clock. There I no doubt that this service will b highly patronized, a this new train will land the traveler tn New York City In ample time to permit him to proceed leisurely to his hotel or home, rest, dress, dine and spend the evening tn whatever manner may appeal to him most. This every-day morning train will con sist of standard Pullman drawing-room and sleeping cars. All meals enroute served by the famous Erie dining cars. No extra tare charged on tbTs train. Ticket office. 242 South Clark street, Chicago. There' only one Stonecypner. He prints. If TheyNeed the Money" Send articles of incorporation, notices of stockholders' meetings, etc.', to The Bee. We will give them proper legal Insertion. Bee telephone, 238. Shampooing and hatrdresnlng, 2fc, at the Bathery, 216-220 Bee building. Tel., 1716. Hair Family Uwa Social, Jfnno S3. Tb people of the Holy Family pariah are very dealroua that next Monday sight will be fine, a tbey have gone to consid erable trouble t provide for their friends through the elty aa enjoyable evening at their social. The program for the concert next Monday will b the same aa that published for June 11, with aa extra num ber to be furnished by Mlaea Phllomena Oeatlemaa. Agaea Shannon, Nellie Donahy, liaanab Carey. Mary Newaaa. Kate Grady, Nellie Reynold, Margraet Murphy and iUrf Saeaaa. The local association of retail druggist are now circulating another subacrTptlon list fur more money with which to push their tight to prevent us from buying goods. The president (our friend Charley?) head the list with a 16 offering, and theirest of the parrota including Stulle, Peter B. and the whole bunch with from Ave plunks down to two, are all antelng up. THEME IS NO HOT AIR ABOUT THIS STATE MENT. WE'LL MAKE AFFIDAVIT TO 1J11B AT AIM I 1IMK W H Y A HE. WD SHI T OFF IF IT 18 NOT TRUE? 13 50 Marvel Whirling 8pray Syringe. . .83 a fie Mu.l'e Grape Tonic 40c 11.00 Whitney's Nerve & Flesh Builder.. 75c il.OO Hexlne Pills 750 Il.OO Temptation, Tonio Ho tl U0 Miles' Nervine (fa ll.'JO Oramer'it Kidney Cure (genuine).. 57o 11.00 Iler-e Malt Whiskey &;c ll.'rf Peruna certainly ....... rinanam a i ompouna : n,. l.w nerir ieuieue B jo Il.OO SwaiiHon s 5-Drops 54 Sic Hires' Root Beer 70 ouo fcay s f 00a 3,. cnnAcrciv? price UUtlMUII.ll J DRU STORE Tal. TT. . W, Vw. lath Aad Chlaa. A M sin's Shoes may be bis friends or hi ene mies. It is our business to pro mote shoe friendship. A stylish shoe of correct shape, fine ma terials, well made and rightly fitted to the feet 1 a friend In deed. Our $3.50 and $5.00 Shoes are the most up-to-date In style, the most perfect tn fit and altogether the most satis factory shoe ever sold at these prices. iTDYSHflFf.0 eSKlASOHAllA. imam Of ft ESS-HI REFRIGERATOnS BADGER PEERLESS Packed with Mineral Wool, highest grade box, fio pound capa city, we sell at Full sine lined, made of ash, 46 pound ca pacity, sella for $8.90 WHITE ENAMEL Ha Bohn Siphon Dry Air Patent, all sizes, up from $20.00 $13.60 WILKE&OPAL- Lined with heavy plate glass best made up from $65.00 ICE GREAI.1 FREEZERS Th v.rv tnm-eat nrlcea In the city. ARCTIC FREEZZBRS All sixes prices like thle 1 quart. at WHITE MOUNTAIN Triple motion mokes smoothest cream In quickest time 2 quart 1.05 1.73 GARBAGE CANS Steel braced, with cover, up from With corrugated Inde structible, up from ..... 1.25 3.25 MOWERS ANO HOSE Pennsylvania and Great American, tiall bearing, guaranteed pa hose, up from Ob GASOLINE & OIL STOYES I Quick Meal and Reliable "the two beet " 1 burner t burner 26 WATER COOLERS Two gallons tl 4R Three gallons 11.96 Others with porcelain lining. See Our llygeina Filter. Slaughter Sale in Wall Papers We have a few fine grades of Wall Paper that we are selling at way down prices. Paint Now, Add value to your property with out extra taxes. This is no mining proposition. S. A. Kelsey 17 th and Douffas St. Phone 1608. 300 Square Feet SI.60 One gallon of the SHERWTN-WIIJ.TAMR Paint for the outside of house will cover 300 square feet two (2) coats. As to the IXJOKB and the WEAR, ask any of th thousands of home-owner throughout this city and the west who have used Sherwin Williams Paint. MR. ROBERT WIL80N. chief engineer of the New York Life build ing, will tell you that four years ago. he painted a nouse witn wnite leal and ml nnd one with Sherwin-Williams Paint. Mr. s llson now tells us that the one painted with 8.-W. Co. Paint la wearing MI CH THE BEST, although he was somewhat prejudiced against mixed naint when he used It. WE INVITE A CRITICAL, COM PARISON bntween white lead and oil and Sherwln-Wllllam Paint both aa to "Looks and Wear" and cost of painting. Call for color card. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co, Cor 16tst anal Dodave St.. Omaha. aa p- y 1 All 2 fit: jfet i. q - f 1 KI l iriaim, aws Mel. 671 G. Unjuest aamnaer nltlags far wares alaya. trie M. alt taiiutfii 1410 Farnam Street. HILTON ROGERS & SONS GO. Hardware. Tools. Cutlery. Stove. Range. Furnaces, Mantels, filing FOURTEENTH AND FARNAM STREETS vv Don't Wait 'Till the 4th of July but go now to HELGREN & GR ADM ANN and leave your order for one of those elegant J35.00 suits. None but skilled union labor employed. Telephone) 20114. 30 So. 16th Street. VIENNA HOTEL'S SUNDAY DINNER Cannot be excelled. Serred from 12 till 2. Take East Farnam oar.. CHAft. (1I1A1BER, MfN 1011-13-1 Fariuua Street. aal n AJ Wjar- awu The New Welt Oxford A woman's $3 summer shoe, with a very flexible welt sole, medium ex tension edge, patent leather tip and finest quality of velvet kid. Style, workmanship and fit the equal to any, no matter how high the price. There's comfort in these Oxfords from the time you put them on. Women who have bought these welt Oxfords tell us they can't see how we can Bell them at this price, yet we do. It' impossible for us to describe them to you. You will have to see them to appreciate the value in them. Draxal Sim Sb., Omaha' Cn-todaf Sho Heaae, 1410 FARNAM STREET. SET OF TEETH, $3.00 WORK GUARANTEED TEN YEARS. We do a a we Advertise We are Hereto Stay. (Small charge for mateual only. Special Free Clinic Price until July 1. Last Chance. Teeth Extracted FREE Soft Filling , k 1 Kl ver Fiiimrs ... material. Teeth Cleaned Gold Crowns from 12.86 Gold Fillings from 50c Other Fillings 25c and 60o UNION DENTAL COLLEGE OF PAINLESS DENTISTRY. (Incorporated College ) 1K23 Douglas, room 4, Opp. Boston Store. Open daily Nights till , Sunday, 10 to 4. To Boys and Girls Only UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE we will GIVE FREE a glass of Ice cream soda with every purchase to the amount of 25c. No ex ception as to what YOU purchase. It's something for nothing you pay no more for what you purchase, for we sell drug for less than any store In the city for cash or credit. If you haven't the cash we give you credit. Business is what we are after. Quick sale and small profits. Ice Cream Soda all the time, 6c, at SHRADER 24th and Seward Sts. NOTICE TO BOYS On July 1st three packages of firecrackers for 6c. Talk it up. Bargains in Trunks We Lave a few fine trunks )pft and are gelling them at cost We can suit you in style and size. For anything in the HARNESS AND SADDLE line rail on Alfred Cornish, 1210 Farnam St. Phone 2JI4' A Genuine Closing Out Sale People of Omaha know when we ad vertise to do a thing we do It. That account for the big trade we had last week. Our sale 1 not a one-day one, but will continue till all tha House Furnishing Goods are sold, as we must have the room before remodeling our store room. Come tomorrow U you want GOOD good at these prices: 115.00 Leonard Cleanable Refriger ators 112 00 $10.00 Leonard Cleanable Refriger ator jjoq I&.00 Leonard Cleanable Refriger ator $ ft) 12.75 Lawn Mower tl.25 H.00 Lawn Mower 13 00 8.00 I .awn Mower $6 00 $3.60 2-burner Gasoline Stove.... $2 95 S4.60 t-burner Gasoline Stove 1375 $3.75 Washing Machine 13 qq 13.50 Clothes Wringer K 75 11.50 Wash Boiler Y 10c Tin Cups .. Be 14c Enameled Preserving Kettle.. 10c Enameled Puddings Pans, 10c, Uc, 15c Enameled Coffee Pot J30 Enameled Pie Plate 7C 25c Hammers iso 25c Bread Knives 15c 60c Hatchets 8JC 35c Hatchet 20c 10c Pancake Turner be Carpet Tacks, package ic Lunch Boxes jOc $1.25 Food Chopper ... 98c Potato Mashers loc 20c Scrub Bruahe iy Coffee Strainer Ic 26c Rat Traps 15c Ice Cream Freeier ....$1.25 If you want any of theae goods, bet ter get a move nn you quick, aa they won't last long at these price. A. C. Raymer 1514 Farnam Street VARNISH Nearly everyone use Varnlah -of aorae kind, but everyone doea not know how to use it There la a big difference In Var nishes and nothing you can be fooled on so easily. W make a epeclalty of Var nishes. We can furnish you Varnish for floors. Varnish for furniture. Varnish for bath room. Varnish for buggies. Varnish for Ironwork. Vamlsh for houses. Varnish for bicycles. Comes in pints, quarts, half gallon and gallon. We give you Just what you want. No guesswork at our store. Two Old Friends Find a faithful third In Met Beer. It I true and steadfast and offers th beat of beverage for health, while for flavor and tests It cannot be surpassed. Aletz Bros., Brewing Ci. Telepheae 119, Omaha. Or Jacob Nnumaer, Agt., car Neumayer Hutel. Council iilufl, 1. . . FULLER DXCG PAINT CO, Fourteenth and Dougtaa Streets. YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT TILL THE DRUGGIST GETS BACK. Registered pharmacist always with moat complete stock NORTH OMAHA at eu time and money. ta store, drug In .v you vi 1 r o s r a vr 1 n t onn 1 'na n. special Th Original NCT W. Car. S a traveling canttle company, came 61 points In three This beau Prank p hi el Th icore Sale of linen's s mm wm Summer Suits at $10 and $15 An absolutely uiiprectMlenti'tl op portunity for buying regular .l2r. $22.,"0, $20, $18 and f l." Summer Suits for 10 and fl5. Imported nnd domestie wt;1 steds, tweedn and fancy dieits. lincst serge lined, Italian lined and sonic sill, lined. A noted maker's overstock sold to us at a sweeping sacrifice. Another Groat Shipment Arrived last week. Come at once if you want to get genuiuo $L3.."0, $12.50 and $10 Summer Suits at TO 5.00 and 7.50 All sizes, to 4C. Men's Summer Coats and Pants At. less tlian wholesale cost. Meu's $.r0 All Wool Coats and Pants $:?.7." Men's $8.50 fine (.'oats and Tants for $5.00 Men's $12.50 Norfolk Coats and Pants $0.50 Men's $15 and $18 very finest Coats and Pants. $10 Salo of Men's Tailor-Made Pants Men's $3 worsted and cheviot Fants at $1.50 Men's $3.50 fine Outing Tants for $1.05 Men's $4.50 fine pure worsted Pants at $2.50 Men's $5 Outing Pants at $2.50 Men's $6.50 finest Worsted Pants for $3.75 GRAND SPECIAL CLEARING SALE OF AND CHILDREN'S SPRING AND SUMMER ODD PANTS. Read Great Sales on Page 13. mm if ALL ROYS' SUITS AND rin in! mm Selling the Most Clothing in Omaha, FROM 10 TO 25 PER CENT SAVED by buying vehicles from KINGMAN. Our line is the largest and best. Our prices are the lowest. Call and investigate We offer the celebrated BUCKEYE and WOODHVLL Carriages, Depot Wagons, Traps. Runabout, Stanhopes, etc., at prices which we are positive will appeal to and interest you. May we have the pleasure of showing you? Kingman Imp'ement Company, Corner Tenth and Farnain Streets. v 1 r r ' I Bill III III 'II " I I -T'-" lildrenareaimpldelifjhted wi VMfAAfyceCream, It's as pure 'as can be, so itwonl hurt Ihem. GRAHAM'S SEN-MILL ARD CO ltm CAPITOL AVE H B HW ar 4V am c im I" " ' JiJ I g !&". CAPITOL. j SU'BLL May r"fr to a h-ad, but In this cms it d.-scrlbes our line of Bhk eIhh OnrriHges lii'l Harness. We have a f-w Voeil VfhlcU-B. among which you may rl ml Jut what yu want. They re liarainH. for caHh or on time, as we've priced thfin way down In order to make room for new work. These Are Boston Store Prices Yea kaow wa make prices they are senalae. I'eruna 67o. Hwamp Root B9c Cramer'a Kidney Cure 67c Warner's Safe Cure 6u Mli Nervine 6yc 1 pound Absorbent Cotton lvc 2-os. package MaiitMi.a tj 2-os. bottle Machine Oil 6c t-os. bottle Witch Hasol loo 1 pound duipnur dc 1 pound best Insect Powder 30c RulDhur Candles io I double sheets Tanglefoot Fly paper .. to I packages Poison r ly t'aper c wooa Aiconoi luring yuur uvtoa; qi. 4 '.w. Pure Alcohol (bring your bottle qt.... 7uc Elder Flower Soap 4c Glycerine Boap 4c Cutlcura Boap 170 Woodbury'a Boap lv 4711 Boap 10c Coooanut Oil Soap Ic Tar Boap 2o Bora ted Talcum rowoer sc RAMI Blanks The Morions Fourth will noon ' be here nuil you ought to be InyUuf In a nupply. We have a complete line of KlunkM mid Revolver. GET OUR PRICES. Jas. Morton &. Son Go. 1M1 Dodge Street. Hardware. WHEN YOU BUY A Heear. S. ' - Special Tel- reling salesman I company, came I ' You arc- not paying lor UHKOMOS. SCHEME-., k UEE DEALS, tor FINE QUALITY HAVANA TOBACCtX KQUAL to IMHORT2I r. JL JUCJfi aUACANTUJO C1UAJI CO, Mnf at. LftuJa, Union ETC.. but CIGARS, 1 d Ma, Brill t th
