TIIB OMATTA DAILY HEE: WEDNESDAY, A TO CRT 2. 1003.
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IJARRIMAN FOR THE MOTORS
Mtgntta CoDTioud of Necessity of the
Can Oot Tip by KcKeen.
UNION PACIFIC SPENDS MUCH MONEY
Head of PaelAe System Party
Go to Yellowstone Park
Prior lo Satlla; for
the Orleat.
. H. Mohler, rlre .president and general
manager of the Union Pacific, has returned
from Green River, where he went with K.
H Harriman. who on his way to the
Orient. Mr. Hriimun sails August 1 from
Pan Francisco and In the meanwhile will
make a short trip through the Yellowstone.
"Mr. Hartlman la fuUy convlrlced as to
the necessity and future use of the motor
cars, and It Is simply a question of how
fast we can perfect them." said Mr. Moh
ler Tuesday mornlns; after Ms arrival from
the west. "We don't expect to make the
first few absolutely perfect, but the Imper
fections will be overcome rapidly. The car
already constructed has run over 5,00 miles
and has demonstrated Its capacity In that
direction.
"There are over loo branch lines on
southern roads over which trains are run
simply because the tracks are there and
not beeause there Is any profit derived
therefrom. With the motor car the cost
of aerrlce will be so cheapened that these
lines can be run with profit. When the
car la finished which Is nearlng completion
It will be put on exhibition, so that the
people of Omaha can view It. It will have
great Improvements In appearance and ca
pacity. The oar will also be of steel con
struction, which has long ago been demon
strated as. being the best, for it is nearly
Indestrurflble.
"The crop outlook for Nebraska Is un
precedented. The business of the line is
especially heavy and we are having trouble
In handling all of the people who wish
to Journey west. They come not only from
this territory, but from all sections of the
union. .
Much Honor Spent.
"Money Is being spent freely by the
Union Pacific railroad In Improving the
road and ee-vlce In many directions. The
work of construction of 126 miles of lock
signals is well under way. These are being
put In service from Omaha to Valley, on
the Cheyenne hill from Green river east
and from Kansas City to Topeka. This
system will materially increase the safety
featurea of operation In congested dis
tricts." E. II. Harriman left Bait Lake City to
day for a seven days trip through Yellow
stone park. He will enter the park at
Monlda, leaving that station Wednesday
morning by stags, spending Wednesday
night at Madison Pastil. Thursday and
Friday will be spent visiting points in Madi
son river canyon and Hull's Half Acre,
with a view to seeing the play of the
large geysers. Yellowstone and Shoshone
lakes will be visited Saturday and Sunday
will probably be spent at the summit of
the Continental divide. Monday and Tues
day will be spent visiting the geysers, and
the party will take their train at Gardiner.
It Is stated that the stay may be ex
tended to eight or nine days, at the Incli
nation of Mr. Harriman. From Gardiner
the party will go direct to San Francisco,
where two or three days will be spent be
fore taking the steamer for Japan
August 16.
BROWN STIU. HAS THE CHECK
Hew Arrival la Omaha Holda Paper
a Security for fash, Watch
a and Rlnsj.
James Brown, one of the many arrivals
at the Union station last Saturday, met an
affable stranger up town after banking
hours. The stranger had a check for JfiO,
was In a hard way for money, and pre
vailed on Brown to give up $7, a watch
and ring for the privilege of holding the
check. The check proved to be worthless.
Thn stranger has gone. The police have
tht: case In hand, while Brown still holds
the check and begins to wonder why some
people place padlocks on their pockets
when they go to large cities.
USCIABLE FASHIOKS.
fo
' 'f .T."t "t i -V
NO.
ttej-OlKLa1 SUSl'KNDKK SUIT.
Slses t to 12 years.
Store
ri
5 p.m. Lli!3u
Siore
II
m iV JL-ie' Closes
Boston g g?jg
SPECIAL LACE BARGAINS
Ll 21 Mi I mm i-t-rjuii, uiiirn.
lic-3c-7ic
bargain table filled with all widths of Summer Wash Iicph
and Insertings, white cream and shades, French and Eng
lish Vals., German Torchon and Point de esprit, Clunv, etc.
All kinds of Huunner
Trimmings, worth up to
2."c a yard, at
Wednesday Special Bargains at the
WHITE GOODS COUNTER.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF HIGH CLASS EMBROIDERED SWISSES,
formerly sold tip to 75c a yard, go tomorrow IP
kiV
I llltll( M F. tTHF.R V ORRftUT- Wednesday Kalr. U
1 J J' STORE CLOSES EVERY EVENING except JJ B
1 Ly Saturday) AT FIVE O'CLOCK. I
Great clearing sale of Men's Suits $7.50 to C l)f)m7 Gfi
$15.00 valuK JUU f.vl
This Store Closes
at 5 P. At.
Every Evening
Except Saturday
at iO P. M.
Till Sept. ist
tub Rti.MaiK route.
This Store Closes
at 5 P. M.
Every Evening
Except Saturday
at 10 P. M.
Till Sept. ist
at yard
Our entire stock Madras, Fnplin
and I'ique Walstlng that sold up
to 50c a yard, goes, 10
at yard 1C
A new Mobalr Finish White Walat
lnjr, with small colored "JP
effects, at yard DC
Small Dotted White Swisses, reg
ular 2fc and 8"c values, C
at yard 1 .. . C
A new lot extra heavy linen finish
White Suiting, C
at yard UC
August CleaLraivce SoJc
LAblES' SUIT DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR.
Ladies' White Skirts
WHITE STREET SKIRTS, a Utile soiled, pome are plain, some trimmed,
all verv fine qualities, worth from $5.00 to $7.", AM. HO Q r
WEDNESDAY t,JJ
LADIES' WASH SKIRTS, made of polka dot ducks In nnvy and Mark
grounds, some tucked, some pleated, special for IOC
WEDNESDAY YtJD
I A DIES' BM'K LINES SKIRTS, with tucked panels and 1 QP
strapped, a good $:.() skirt, ONLY Ct,JD
Ladies' White Shirt WaistsMain Floor
A bin bargain table full of fine white shirt waists, all sizes, Zfi
MJM
WEDNESDAY'S BARGAIN BULLETIN
A few specials on seasonable good a that will be of keenest economical inter
est to all thrifty buyers. V
i in ine mam wasn uooas uepanmenr. i
40 luch I,avns, In plain col- Hjv Pacific Challis, fine Terslan
ors, regular 16c values, at f j lf and many other styles, jfuar-
l-VyC Cocheco Voiles, all ""xN anteed fast colors.
full pieces, perfect weaves, in n 1 j . V and 15V Crepes. 33
dark colors, at '4w -. yfj Im.hos w,ie h fast color.
BE SI' RE TO ATTEND THIS SALli
In the Great Domestic Room
Summer Jewelry Specials
Ladies Collar Supporter with pearl tops, regular A
crico 25c. at . 1UC
10c
Caff Plu, cold plated, worth 25o,
two on m card, A
at IUC
Pearl Buckles, round and square,
worth 50c, 25C
Embroidered Wash Belts, white
and colors, worth 36c, JQc
Sterling Sliver Pearl Shirt Walat
Jewelry, worth up to 5c, C
at UC
Ladies' and Misses Gold Plated Beads, gold plated f A
on pearl, regular price 25c and 35c, at IUC
Tot ths accommodation of readers of Ths
Bss tbsss patterns, which usually retail 4
from tS to SO csnts each, will b furnished
st the nominal pries of 10 cents. A supply
Is now kept at our office, so those who
wish any pattern may set It either by call
.nt or enclosing; 10 cents, addressed "Put
lern Department, Bee, Omaha."
HfbrtheBa
1 1
I rive oim his MeUin'e Pood and
fee sir pa ' til morning." How many
motbere can aajr thn f their babies?
If yeur baby does uo tleep well it
may be that he is net properly fed.
A peeuty pouriabed baby is a poor
ieeper. Mellin's Foo4 ba'oiee are
rood aleepcra. Our Imk tha "Cars
rusing af Infanta," scat nee el chaige.
Heine's Fee b tbe ONtT Iafaats
r4. wblcb rcelejt tks Greas rrUe,
(be kl.i swera f (be Leaiiioaa tir
skate is.lt ,.a. tu Luau, e-4. Hub
et taaa a ela aseaal.
btaXUN S roeo co boattm. UAS&k
We Bought the Entire Stock of
J. H. EVANS'
NEB. SHIRT GO'S STOCK
1517 Farnam St., Omaha.
The Very Highest Class and Most
Fashionable Stock ot Men's Outfittings
in Omaha Bought at Great Reduction
ON SALE SATURDAY X
At Just One Half Price
worlh up to 1.B0, WEDNESDAY.
August Wash Goods Sale
Tine sheer bntlstps and Irish Dimities in light and dark patterns,
worth to Wc. this sale only, yard
ALL OUR CRASH AND VOILLE SriTINOS. worth 3oc all our Lawns
and Knlcker Suitings, worth to 18c, Wednesday C
only, yard DC
TWENTY-FIVE DOZEN TURKISH TOWELS, worth 10c, JP
WEDNESDAY ONLY, each DC
FIFTY DOZEN FEATHER riLLOWS, 2 pounds, covered with f C
A. C. A. ticking, worth C.c, WEDNESDAY ONLY, each rtJC
60-INCH RED LOOM DAMASK, worth 39c vard, WEDNESDAY
ONLY, yard miC
FIFTY PIECES OF GLASS TOWELING, In red and blue checked,
worth 10c yard, WEDNESDAY ONLY, yard.
August Belt Sale
Ladles' satin, silk and silk corded belts, with extra heavy buckles and
white wash belts, worth tip to 2.o, all go at one price,
5V LIXES LAWN for waist and shirt
waist suits. 3ii Inrhos wide and riisrsiited
II (Jllre l'nen, at 25C
15o SEA ISLAND PKKCA1.K8, 36 Inches
wide, 1'nht and dark patterns srent
snap Wednesday at eta r
yard OJIw
15c LACK STRIPR riQl'E SVITINQfl-SO
In 'hrs wide a (troat special
Wedn'ila at yrd
1(K AI.MKH1A PR1NTF.P BATISTES In
newest patterns, polka dot, stripes and
floral designs very special 1 Si C
value at yard C8
5c
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL, each
RATE OF TWO AND SIX-TENTIIS
Levjbj Mills to Which Board of Education
Will Certify.
TO RAISE OVER A QUARTER MILLION
Mayor and City Council Will Take
Ip Question of New Taxation
Within Week Await
State Board.
Ths Board ot Education at a special
meeting held Tuesday at noon decided to
certify to the city council as to the tax levy
tor the fiscal year of 1906-07, the rate of 2.6
mills on each dollar's worth of taxable
property in the city. This Is estimated to
raise about tXO.GOO and is the same as was
demanded for the current fiscal year. The
certification 4a made at this time under the
city charter, which provides for the aboli
tion of the city tax commissioner and treas
urer and the performance of their duties
by county officers, t'nder It the city coun
cil and mayor have to certify to the county
board each summer the amount of taxes
needed for the following year, the assess
ment and collection to be made by the
county. While nothing Is said about the
school district, yet the laws of the latter
make It dependent upon the city for main
tenance so far as taxes are concerned.
Therefore the board will certify to the
council and the council will Include this
In Its certification to the county board.
In Its estimate of resources the board
figures to spend as much money as for the
present fiscal year, or about 1564,316. Of
this $240,000 Is expected front saloon li
censes, $40,000 from the state, $260,000 from
taxation and the remainder from small
miscellaneous sources.
The board authorised the signature of a
petition designating Purlngton brick block
as paving material for Lake street from
eighteenth to Twenty-fourth.
The mayor and city council will take up
tha question of the 1906 levy within a week.
As soon as the State Board of Equalization
reports to It the county board can com
plete Its work and make the levy. Before
tMs U done the city and school district
must have their certificates In. The coun
cil Is malting on City Attorney Breen to
give the word and he says this will be done
in a few days.
REFRIGERATORS
We sell the $8.00 to $14.00 sizes at
$2.00 down and $2.00 per month; the
$1.00 to $22.00 sizes at $3.00 down and
$3.00 per month; or we cut the price for
cash.
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ONE SCORED AT MONK'S COST
Omaha Printers et Ont Card that
Mast Win Prise at
Toronto.
W. Sherman Ripley and Roy Q. Hlnman,
delegates from Omaha Typographical union
to the convention of the International
Typographical union to be held at Toronto,
Ont., In August, have presented to the pub
lic a personal catd that is a gem In its
way and it's a pretty good way, too.
Mr. Ripley Is a machine operator on The
Bee and naturally Is a good deal of
philosopher, outside of having the artistic
temperament highly developed. These gen
tlemen might have gotten out a card with
a wise owl perched on high place and toss
ing wisdom to a fool In motley ho could
fling high defiance from wisdom's plethoric
urn back to his compeer. They have passed
up the temptation, almost with the dignity
of a Franklin.
Dear old Ben's motto, while not exactly
In his words. Is fronting the phiz of an
ancient ancestor, according to Darwin, in
the words, "Pon't wait for evolution do it
now." Bitting on a music box of the crank
variety that seems. to have originated at
l-tvuuiu or la the crooked, precincts ot tbe
Tills Is what people say about our
Cold Storage, the famous refrigerator
builder, Mr. Kurd's latest Invention. It
gives us cold, dry, pure air. It keeps
the provisions cold, dry and fresh. It Is
thoroughly economical on Ice. The white
enamel stays on like rocks. The glass
top Is a wonderful convenience. It Is
easy to see the Improvements made In
refrigerators.
The Stoetzel Stove Co
714 S. 16th Street.
5c
e " "
August Neckwear Special
Fancy embroidery turnovers, plain and fancy lace and pique stocks,
regular 25c neckwear, all go at one price, WEDNESDAY, A
EACH IUC
August Hosiery Special
Fast black ladles balbrlggan ribbed hose and children's fast black heavy
ribbed hose, the kind that retails for 15c, SPECIAL WEDXES- f
DAY, PER PAIR JC
August Corset Special
Ladles' straight front long hip, hose supporters, attached batiste corset,
ladles' taped girdles In white, blue, pink, this lot worth from 75c to
$1.00, ALL GO AT ONE PRICE WEDNESDAY, SPECIAL, M 1
each , .....rZC
August Lace Sale
German and French Valenciennes laces and Insertions, fine Imported lace
appliques In cream and white, fancy extra wide, torchon laces with
Insertion to match and narrow Normandy val. laces. This entire lot Is
composed of good values, worth from loc to 25c yard, all to be f I
sold at less than cost, SPECIAL WEDNESDAY, YARD &lC
BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY.
lnest values In the best groceries and the largest varieties.
rfcJAIN KTT h CAFITOL, EXTRACTS
SPECIAL.
Ten Green Trading Stamps with two
ounce noitie vanilla, lemon,
75c Allover Laces at 19c Yard
A tremendous cut on fine Allover 1-ace. In whit. bhK-k, ecru snd cream full II
Inches wide Just the thing fur shirt waists, yok'S ami chemisettes think of It, a
fine lace waist pattern for Sfv-thls Is a (treat snr rimx! for Wednesday lOc
only with a limit of t yards to a customerToo I.aces ut per yard erw
Sre-lsl sale of Val Laces now on at
yard
5c
Rough Pongees, plain Pongees, Kuhyratt
Suiting, 2 and 2" Inches wide, worth up
Great Silk Snap Wednesday
to fl. 27-lnch odd colors of $1 Oil Taf
fetas, 3-lnch White Jao Wash Silk, jo
in r h color Peau de Cvgnea, In bines,
reds, browns, greens, black and white
Kf.o value tnlr entire lot Wednes
dayyard 20-Inch Black China Silk ; value
yard
39c
29c
?7-inch Black China Sllk-Zflc value
yard ,
27-lnch Black China fillk Wc value
yard ,
36-Inch Hlsck Jap Silk 9So value
yard ,
Sti-lnch wide Hlack Taffeta fine for hard,
wear the $l.t) value special for
one hour from 10 lo 11 a. m. yard.
45c
59c
69c
Peaches Peaches Peaches
Bl'Y THEM NOW THKY ARE (tOIN'tl TO BK HI1HKI1 -We have on track one car
load of fancy California Crawford Yellow Freestone rerhe-as long as I 1f
they last tier crate ",
Quart boxes fancy fresh picked Blackberries , Jq
124c
... 20c
al
lrge baskets fancy ripe Tomatoes
at
Large, Juicy Lemons per
dosen
Groceries
48-pound saes fancy high patent Min
nesota Flour W 48
1 lb. can fancy Alaska Salmon 9o
I The Wst lVsrl Tapioca, Sago or Bar
leyper pound So
Vlb- cans Potted Ham, reviled
Ham. Potted Tongue. Deviled
Tongue or Potted Beef HVfcc
raspberry, rose all flavors
Ten Green Trading Stamps with pound
Bennett's Capitol ifr
Premium Chocolate OUC
Ten Green Tracing Stamps with two
cans Omar Baked Ur
Beans low
Ten Green Trading Stamps with three
pound can Burnham's Ofr
Clam Chowder
Ten Green Trsdlng Stamps with pound
Bennett's Capitol OAr
Baking Powder iW
Ten Green Trading Stamps OSr
with two cans salmon "
Ten Green Trading Stamps f s
with can Imported sardines.... If W
Ten Green Trading Stamps with ffl-,
tumbler cranberry sauce IvJC
Ten Green Trading Stamps with pint
bottle Diamond 8 E-
Salad Dressing f AOw
Bennett's bargain soap, 10 bars 150
Zoo toilet soap, bar ..2Ho
Bluing, Ave cent box lo
Corn, 2 pound can .' So
Groceries
10 bars best brands Laundry Soap Uo
Choice Japan KIce pound 8o
1-lb. package Imported Macaroni.. &VJ
1-lh package best Corn Starch...., to
1-lh jars pure fresh Preserves "Ho
Fresh, crisp Ginger Snaps per pound.. 4'n
Xcelo, Malta-Vita, Egg-O-Pee or Pr.
Price's Breakfast Food package.... THo
HAYOEW
"FOLLOW THI FLAcV
0sat I 1 ftltltsMMMt'lA
VERY LOW
ROUND TRIPS
DR. BRADBURY
I SOd FARNAfl
Teeth Extract.... Me
Porcelain Fillings $1 up
0ld Fillings $1 up
Silver Fllllof...6ec up
Crow a $2.90 up
Plate $2.00 up
DENTIST
15 Year Sam Location jg
HEADQUARTERS FOR BUTTER
Ten Green Trading Stamps with pound
brick Bennett's Capitol Creamery
THE BEST EVER-(full weight). 24o
Phone 1756..
Brldg Work $3.50 op
NervM removed with
out pal a
Loos Tcatb Mod
Solid.
Work guaranteed lo feara
twisted tower of Pisa, Is a plug-hatted
monkey with a cigar In his mitt and his
tall hanging down. "The Eight-Hour
March" la on the spindle, and the glorious
roll of the refrain is almost to be seen as It
thrills through bell and crevice, making the
smile on the monk like unto that sported
by the successful candidate with a certifi
cate In his Inside pocket.
Underneath Is the Intimntlon that "Monk
eys work eight hours In Nebraska," which
Ignores the exemplary regulations of the
humane society altogether. No humani
tarian organ-grinder now works his monkey
eight hours. The further legend, "See Ses
sion Ias of 9in," Is left standing without
explanation, but taken by and whole the
color and constitution of the Omaha dele
gates' card should make It a very popular
one for collections at Toronto.
Some Good
Tan Shoe
Bargains
on the
BargainTahle
We have taken from our stock
a lot of odds and ends and small
sizes in ladles' tan shoes and ox
fords, and put them on the bargain
table and put a price on them that
1 only a small part of their value.
If you wear a small size it will
pay you to look them over.
all go at
(CPS!
1 Wfr
South and Southeast, one fare pins $2.00.
Hot Springs, Ark., daily .....$23.00
ot. l.oii is, .Ut).. (billy 15.50
Chautauqua, N. Y.,July 28th '. 34 00
Detroit, Mich., Aug 13th and 14th 21.50
Pittsburg, PaT, Aug. 17th and 18th 25.25
Richmond, Va., Sept. 8th to 11th inclusive ....33.75
Philadelphia, Pa., Sept. 14th to 16th inclusive 32.75
Long limits, stop overs and other features offered in con
nection with the above rates.
All agents can 'sell you through tickets and route you
Wabash.
Ali tickets reading over the Wabash from Chicago east
are optional with passenger via lake or rail, either or both
directions.
Call at Wabash City office, 1601 Farnam street, or write
and let me give you all information, maps, descriptive mat
ter, folders, etc
HARRY E. MOORES,
Q. A. P. D. Wabash Ry.v Omaha, Nob.
Itsgossessed.
A tenant which is quickly dispossessed
by Dr. King's New Discovery Is a Cough
or Cold. 6uc and tl 00. Por sale by Sher
man McConnell Drug Co.
Age.
... 11
The following marriage licenses have been
Issued :
Nan.e and Residence.
Harrison I'lark. duuth Omaha
Katie Williams, South Omaha
John J. O'Connor, Council H luffs, la..
Hessie Heckwilh. Council Bluffs, la..
James P. Stlllwell, S.iulh Omaha
Manna M. Jtratisen, South Omaha..,,
U K wedding ting. Kdholm, jeweler,
I
so
FRY SHOE CO.
16th and Dtuglas Sts.
TOP
Perfect 3 eer
A glas with your luncheon
renews your energy for th
afternoon.
A glass with your dinner re
freshes you for the evening.
A glass at bedtime bring
you deep and retful sleep.
Jetter Brewing Co.,
South Omaha. 'Phon 8.
Omaha Headquarter.
HUGO P. BILZ.
14th nd Douglas. Tel. 1542.
Co. Bluffs Headquarter,
LEE MITCHELL.
1018 Main Street Tel. 80.
LOW RATES
VIA
UNION PACIFIC
SCHOOLS AD COLLEGE.
VVENTWORTH
MILITARY ACADEMY
CHdmt and Urt in Mlddl. West.
Ak LEllnallo.N, Mt.
BEWARE OF POISONOUS BLEACHES
Use bEHMALINE (medicated!
SKIN BOAH for a soft and heautlful
complexion. Antiseptic and non
Irrltallng. 20 cents
8iill by
Howell Drug Co., 16th and Capital Ave.
BR0WNELL HALL OMAHA
A Home School for Young Women. Advanced seminary and college preparatory
courses. Certificate admits to Vaasar, Wellesley, Mmint Holyoke, Hmith, the I'nlver
sity of Chicago and the I'nlversilv of Nebraska. Kscrptlonal advantages In music,
art and the modern languages. Well equf ped gymnasium, tennis, field hockey and
other out-door sports. Instructors college graduntea of large teaching experience
and extended advantages In European travel. Htudents mothered sympathetically
by experienced women who appreciate the needs of young womanhood. Send for illus
trated pros(eetus. 4
Wester a Military
Academr UpK-S!L
f7th year New fireproof buildings. Modern
equipment. Delightful location. Nuinoer
limited. Strong faculty. Trorougo mili
tary and acadsmle department. Local
referencea.
Col, Albert M. JaeWsosu A.M. Fi.ui.sl
$15.00
$17.50
$30.50
$45.00
$50.00
$55.00
$56.00
$75.00
PROM
OMAHA
T Colorsdo and Return
August 12. 13, 14. 15-
Te Colorado end Return
livery day, to cieptember .
To Sslt Lose City and Ogdon and Return
Kvery day, to September .
To Portland, Oregon, and Return
Every day, to September Jo.
To Sen Prsnelsoo or Los Angele and Return
August . 7. . . 10. 11. U I3. 14-
T'ugu,tf,.",!udr:5 rail and stage, dally
until September 17.
To California. Returning via Portland
AugUBt 15, 1&, 17. 30, 31.
TThVr?.W rail, .tag. and hotel.
In Park for 6 day..
Inquire at
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 FAR NAM ST
Phone 31U.
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LATEST, LIGHTEST. NEATEST, CHEAPEST LEATHER
BOUND MATTING SUITCASES. $3.50. $3.75. 54 00.
Convenient to carry, nice to look at and are made to last
We carry a full line of UrlpH, Suitcases and Trunk of our
own manufacture. Send for catalogue. Trice riht.
WE DO REPAIRING.
Omaha Trunk Factory, 1209 Farnam St.
Trunks, Traveling Bags Suit Cases
More Trunk than floor npuce. We are over-stocked
for the room. We have a lot of lUgu Grade Trunk that
we will sell at a low rire.
Our All leather .Y(i Suit Case, 24 Inch and 28 inch,
it the lent luude for the money. ,
KINK IIAKNKSS, SAIHH.KS AND FANCY HORSE
;ckjIs.
ALFRED CORNISH & CO.
T.lcphon No 1210 FwysfilstU
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