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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1908)
10 TIIE OMAHA DAILY REE: TUESDAY, -JUNE 1909. ass 2 BSEw i 5 " n TA T1 1 , TO . GREATER. BARGAINS TUESDAY IN OUR TREMENDOUS SALE OF La.ce iCurtediis There were thousands of pairs of lace curtainsin this great purchase. This sale is being talked of all over Omaha on account of its wonderful bargains in th higher grades of lace curtains. Tuesday's specials will be bigger than eer. $5.00 Lace Curtains at $1.98 PairFine Cluny, Antique, Cable Net and Double Net Nottingham Cur- ; f98 tains jobber's price up to $5.00, at, . , j per pair .......Vf : ,$10.00 and $12.50 Lace Curtains at $3.08 and $198 Pair Finest hand made Arabian Curtains Brussels, Cluny and imported Nottingham jobbers' prices up to $12.59 a pair, at, pair Bobbinet Curtains; trimmed with battenburg and real Arabian lace, white and g rv ecru, would be a 1 ar-V- O gain at 3 pair, each . . All the Drummer's Samples, of the finest lace curtains one special lot at, each. . . . . . 39c u TUESDAY IS NOTION DAY at Our ilusy Notion Department Back Combl and Side Combs Reg ular price 26c on . sale Tuesday should, have one .King's Thread 200-yard spools, white and black, numbers, regular price 3o spool f r Scissors and Shears Big lot, all sizes, worth 16c; Tues day at, pair 5c 10c at, dozen. . . . Tourist Bag Special Every lady or gentleman when traveling rubber lined, arranged for comb, brush and"-toilet articles big variety at very special prices Tuesday, White Cotton Tape 24 yards in bolt, Tu.es- C n day, only M 5 H Dress Shields One big lot of 25c "and 30c dress shields of the best makes, Tuesday only, Skirt . Markers, like cut, sells everywhere at 50c, special Tuesday iSc i Great Sale of Silks I scans, . Itajahs, 4 DTIM1MT HI MAM, ORDER TO IVK FIM,EI AT TWKSK SrKClAL ADVERTISED TRICES SHOIXD BE SEXT AT OSCE. TO FREMONT EXCURSIONISTS iM Sa. M . II M Tbs Jssnnatt sttera waloomaa yoo: asak this row toppinf plaoa wmi lm Omaha. MmI font frlaaaa bar ehaek yaar paokafaai ass tna rrt rooms and islaphoas. All tha eonrsnUnoas aad taa f raaaom of tha atora la jroura. Vo anarg-a, ar eoarea. . OmUa'i aaat taopplna plaoa la at aaastvaj always lowsst Irleaa aa qasjfty woo&m. BTsrrtMnr for tha horaa to aat aad war, aad . SI K. Oraaa Trading' Stamps wita. arsry pnrahaaa. j Saie Manufacturer's Sample Skirts 6G and 7.50 rr T5 tTh? or.. Skirts for. ments; thla season's beat styles at In the June On sals Tussdsy, all wool dreas skirts. In fanry mixtures and strips ef feta, ntna and thirteen sored models, atrlctly desirable, new, up-to-date rar- riaicuiouaiy low ngure aa.aa These skirts are Just aa well made ' and finished as anyone could exiect: C I. Cf en U.il N T rt Quality of materials Is excellent, VI I Z.V aSTIJ beeldea they are handsomely trimmed l&$l.75Mui U O 11 w,t" showy embroideries, row-of Hn PtlA.ta ajr S. if lace. Insertions, tucks, etc Every Iin f OttlCOatS. W "Ba one absolutely worth $180 or II. 7&. It's one of the blf specials in tne Juneial. Twenty-five dosen on ssJa Tuesday. Splendid Specials it Slippers ' . ? . For Men nd Womsn Tuesday Borne lines are belns; closed out entirely; some are broken lots; others are sample. All rare values. ' . Women's Black 0c Eerae Sllppars, leather soles . . 4o Women'a soft, easy leather eole, 8c allppers, without heel for 69o Women'a rubber heel Juliets, with patent tips, a comfortable -home ihoe 12.00 kind Women's 12.60 hand turned, leather lined Juliet, plain or tip toe, small stsa, only 1.3 Women's Imitation alligator and embroidered Vamp house Slippers, 76c Kinds for '. 3 &o Men's 1. E0 hand turned tan and wins colored house Slippers, broken six's, pa,!r a 760 ow PJy Feet Hurt Here's Relief at Last E4 Fine Cut Glass Bargains rS& Beautiful, rich, sparkling" Cut Glass, beautiful cuttings, first quality goods. If you know quality, you'll recognise In these the best, values you have ever known. Cut Glass Tankard, 10 Inches high, beautiful cuttings, three pint capacity, actual 17.60 value, Tuesday, '55 only, at sa.8 S-lnch Cut Glass Bowl, pin wheel cutting, $2.60 value, aa long as they last at i.Sw Fancy cut Sugars and Creamers, large slxe, handsomely cut, actual $4.o values Tuesday only 8-Inch Cut Glass Nappies, handsome Navare cutting, very good $5.00 veliie. Tuesday, at 5-Inch Cut Nappies. $!. values, Tuesday only , tso BOYS BLUE DENIM OVERALLS Four to twelve years on sale f C Tnesdav. snecial. nep nair Dennett's Blfj Grocery two pound can. 48o And 60 Ureen (Stamps 48o And '60 iren B tamps S4o And iO. Green Stamps Bennett's Breakfast Coffee, Teas, assorted, lb Bennett's Capitol Baking Powder, pound can..... Large Cooking Raisins, pound WHO And-1 JO Green Htamps Japan Rice, pound 14o Ant; )M Ureen ,s.tamps piirl Taploes, pound JOo And 10 Green Btampa Bennett s T Capitol Cocoa. H 'lb. can 4oAnd ft Green stamps v BaTUOlT OBBXlf TUMTLM KBAT J ' 45c can reduced to 30o $1.00 can reduced to.... 7oo KSTAP OV OlaTOBJS MHATS Fresh, crisp Glnser Snaps, pound Anq 10 ireen eiampa Thousands of yards of printed Rough Tuscans, Mandarins, Chiffon Dress Taffetas, Lyon's Foulards iot a yard worth less than $1.00 and up to $1.25. Immense purchase from Reiling & Shoen, 97 Greene St., New York. 5 9c - -1 w White Table Syrup, can Smoked Sardines, can i Baylea' Lunch Herring, two, Jars Waldorfs Chile Sauce, Jar .......... a - i Haarmann's Salad Dressing. Jar I, Baylea' Pickles, assorted, botue A.Ataiuaru iiiiiwivu , 'Worcester Table Salt, two sacks 'French Cut Loaf auger, package . . . . . lfto And 10 Green tstampi 184C And 10 Ureen Hiamps ;v.B0 And 10 Green btanlps . ..10o And 10 Green Stamps ' .liHo--ABd 10 Green Stamps . ,.10o And 10 Ureen h tamps . . .3o And 20 Green Stamps . . loo An .8 Green Stamps . . .so And 10 Green-Stamps - . . . . . . If there Is a woman In Omaha, or Nebraska, for that matter, who has tender feet or who is bothered with bunions we have a' message of relief. We .carry a specially constructed shoe for women which Is made one slxe smaller . at the instep and two sizes wider at the sole which throws the foot In it's natural position, encouraging elas ticity in the walking and real com fort for the wearer. These shoes are made of fine soft kid leather and they are very soft and flexible. We 'have them-in lace only. The prices range: Turned Soles... .$3.50 Welt Soles $4.50 Drexel Shoe Co. t 1119 Fa man Street "A Stitch in Time Saves Nine" YOU will save and Insure more happy hours by giving your teeth attention at this time. You will save tho hard ships and loss of sleep thst decayed teeth cause. You will save real teeth thit need not be replaced by others. You will save a tooth which at this time requires only a small f 111- (nor Ynu will save a nuantity of dollars. You will save many pleasant words to tell friends what my operations and prlceu are like. Your action now will save many nines. Taft's Dental Rooms 1517 DOUGLAS ST. taftI s. , I m Gold Silver andNickle rir-Ti fi H 25c Embroideries at 10c a 15c Two large bargain squares of fine embroideries, corset cover widths, skirtings, flouncings up to 17-inches wide'; also insertions, bands, headings, ribbon galloons all go in two lots, worth up to 25c a.yard, , IAa ICa At. rard UU-Ww OMAHA- CADETS IN CAMP AT BLAIR Three Hundred and Sixty-Five on An nual Outing Expedition. 1 GIRLS WANT TO GO AND HELP hu Oaa of the Privates la Hart tilth Bauuet They Ktuew Asi tatlva for Had Croaa Kayerleace. With all the pomp and the glory of war. , 3S members of the battalion of High school cadets left t o'clock Monday morninj on a special train (or uiair 10 go mm camp for a week. Klsht full companies, with forty men to a compaiy. with officers and 'the band, obeyed the inarching orders. ' Captain W. H. Oury of K.ort Omaha Is ' in comjiiand and he was accompanied to i Blair by Superintendent Davdon. Prlncl , pal Waterhouse, Assistant Prlntliial Wool ' ery and Boys' Secretary Dennison' of the Young Men's Christian association. The educators "returned In ? the afternoon, but Commandant Oury and the cadrts ll re main a week. Jut before the train pulled out Elliott GUniore. one of the cadets, was Injured slightly by a bayonet held by one of his ' felluws. but the Injury was not so serious ' h to keep him from making the trip. I The Injury to I'rlvale Gilmore has caused sums of the' girls In the high school to reuew the agitation of their proposition "that they be allowed a week'a camping as well as tha boys. Some of the girls have expressed the wish to accompany the ca rtels to camp, and while the boys ari learning how to fight for their countiy 1 they eay they could learn how to ca.e for tha Sick and to carry on the wrk of the Bed Cross society. Many of t!ia girls In tha school have expressed the opinion' ' that they are slighted, that the boys get all tha good times and that they have to . remain at home and continue their studies. Members of the school board have been Importuned by them to give them a picnic, but as yet their request , has not been granted. . . - NotAll Flatr, Bat Meet Work. , Of courae, this annual encampment .of the cadets la a nice thing, and It Is ln,s way a picnic for tha boys," says Member Undssy of tha Board of Education, "but tha boys have to work while they are lu camp. There, are any number of drills and setting ip exercises to be-kone through with, and while they are not. studying their text books, they are not Idle and enjoying one simple round of pleasure all the time. It may be possible that an outing of some sort ought to be given the girls, but fall to se how It would be possible to send them off to camp as ws do the; boys." "Thursday will be visitors' day at the camp and tha girls will' be allowed to go to Blair enmasse on that day. and take along their picnic lunches and. spend the day with tha youthful soldiers. In other years hundreds of people have visited the camp on visitors' day and the cadets this year are planning on giving a royal wel come on Thursday to 'tha girls they left behind them.' " A detachment of the signal corps went 10 ciair saiuraay ana laid out the camp and made other necessary arangements for the arrival of the cadeta Monday. . A beautiful spot was secured for the csmp. Train Bant Seren Milei Before Fire man Discovert He't Alone. . Ask z Your Wile t kav Dessert to-day J jfeaTl WtmtiJ J Oc at grocer BIG P0ST0FFICE BUSINESS A arloas neaartsaeats Show Heavy I a- rreew for May Over Sanaa Moatk Last Year. A comparative atatetnent of the. business of tha Omaha post off Ice for the month of May, 19u6. and May, 1907, is given here with, which shows a substantial Increase in business:- POSJTAL RECEIPT8. 1SS7. 1908. Sales stamped matter.. 69 5o.7 S9 second class matter ; s.a'fi t i.35 5 2d and 4th class matter,. 366.51 1,125. M Totals.. Increase, .KL7 .8l.6T ao.i& ai. or ii per cenu REGI8TRT. - Letters and parcela reg. 190T. l!n tstered S.Stf T.JX Increase, 1.430, or m per cent. - MONET ORDER DEPARTMENT iw. id. Money orders Issued IIJ.Su a increase, iu,bu.72, or 3 per cent. 1S07. 1. Money orders paid t213.7DS.g4 t2U,771.S3 Increase. eW.SU.6a. or IMS per cent. MAIL HANDLED. 1907. lni Outgoing Number pieces. tsy6.0 T.O3S.470 increase, lau.iyu. or per cent. 19M. 19( Incoming Ko. pieces 1.17S.M0 .&M.73t Increaae, 2bi,14i. or MV per cent. DMserale SBtlas ptiins lr the t hest require quick treatment with DV. King s New Discovery. Prevents pneumonia. KV-" and ' $1.00. ' for sale by Beaton Drug Co. EVar try Tba Be Wast Ad Columns? cot,- do o.'' aad gt aatlaf actory results, Demonstration Universal Bread Mixer f RnrnnlA leaves Free to Interested Parties, i 41! The Cadet Boys While theV 'Xt-u ran graduating gift. Coujd there Spend a few, minutes Are In camp at Blatr this week. rnma In and select their ,. invthlm nicer than a watch T in our store. Look for the nam S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler 1S10 DOUGLAS STREET - ' " : ; ; Till DR. BRADBURY, Dentist 1B06 Farnatu. : 17 lears Same Office, l'buue, Douglas 1T56. Extracting... 25c up. Crowns.... $2.50 up. Plates.:... $2.00 up. Bridge- Work $2.50 up. Porcelain Fillings up from . ..... $1.50 Alveolar Dentistry a "specialty. Lobe teeth made, solid. Nerves removed without pain. . Work guaranteed ten years. ENGINEER FALLS FROM CAB SILENCE OF WHISTLE ' SIGNAL Leoke Over to See No Oae at taa Tarottlo and ' Backs Trala Seven Miles. Where ln Jored Man Lies. Plugging around sharp curves, through cuts and across bridges, at forty miles an hour without an engineer In the cab. Bur lington train No.' 23, St Joseph to Omaha, ran a wild course of seven miles Mondsy morning lust the other side of Henton's, which Is twelve miles from Conncll Bluffs. Engineer E. Starling had fallen from his cab -and lay unconscious by the side of the tracks. ' Fireman C. A. Jackson did not know that the 1 engine was' running wild. Several sharp curves Vera taken with undiminished speed and when there was no whstla ss the train dashed through Henton's the fireman looked over to tha right side of the cab and was horrified to find it empty. He leaped to the throttle lever and shut off the steam, applied the sir brakes and broiht the train to a standstill. - Con ductor R. Heaton hurried forward. The mystery of the engineer's disap pearance was unexplained. ' Ms naa, or course, been In his place and atarted the train at the last stop. Bo ha must, have fallen from tha train while It was running at full peed. Fireman Jackson backed the train slowly and a cloae watch was kept for tha body of the engineer. He was found at the A ....... and of seven miles, unconscious and bleed ing. He was tsken aboard the train and on to Council Bluffs where Dr. J. H. Cole dressed his wounds which ' consisted of contusions and wounds on the head and a badly bruised shoulder. . How ha fell front-the cabals not known and he had iot yet" recovered sufficiently to explain. , X A. .Fullerton was one of the passengers on the train. ' "I did not know of our wild ride until 1 heard of It when I arrived In Omaha," he said. "Most of the passengers were asleep at the time and aa there was no actual ac cldent we did not know In how dangerous a position we were for a time." COLLEGE MAY COME TO OMAHA Bellevae Llkelr to Make Move Wkea the New President la . " Elected. Bellevue college may be moved to Omaha before tha beginning of. another scholastic year. The sentiment of its local friends Is understood to be overwhelmingly In favor of this plan snd It Is the desire to locate the college In north Omaha near tha Theo logical seminary. t The board of trustees .meets at Bellevue Tuesday at 11 a. m. and may be In session two days. The removal plan and the elec tion of a new president to-succeed Presl dent Wadsworth. who has accepted the pastorate of the First Presbyterian church of Pueblo, will come up, Mr. Maynard of Coe college. Cedar Rapids, la., has been mentioned In connection with the office cf financial head of Bellevue, but C. M. Wll helm, president of the board, says nothing will be said or announoed on this subject until after the meeting. Members of the board visited Cedar Rap- Ids last week and' it Is understood their mission was to mte Mr. Maynard. a mis TT 7T . iverv mnthfr dreads the nain attendant UDon the most critical period of her life. Becoming a mother should be a source of ioy, but the suffering incident to the ordeal makes its anticipation one of dread. Mother's friend Is the only remedy which relieves women or much or ' the pain of maternity; this hour, dreaded as woman's severest trial, is not only made less painful, but danger Is avoided by its use. 1 hose who use this remedy are no longer despondent or gloomy; nervous- ,'ness, nausea and other distressing conditions are overcome, and the system is prepared for the coming event by the use of Mother rieno. "It is , worth its weight inH gold, says many wuu nave i USed it LiVS'aT hT. jTi Catfltra is I I 1 A- Vtrr & ivrrv 11 II If 1 LJT-r-rTl I i Let us replete and repair your old met a Ho articles. We make them good as new at a small cost. UilArlAFUVTlMfr dl h 1220 Darney StSj CM ASSOCIATED ADVERTISING CLVB5 OFAnERl(AC3C3NVENTICN. KAN5A5 GTY ATHLETES TO KEEP IN GOOD TRIM MUST LOOK WELL TO THE CONDITION OF THE SKIN. TO THIS END THE BATH , SHOULD BE TAKEN WITH HAND SAPOLIO All (nxn sad Druzgftfa Same aT L Baking T'PovdQr-J smw . Tb cm!- Mgh Tf Jsv" 'a Bft-tinu Pewter told -a. at nivsjoratu prios. h D. C. SCOTT, D.V.S. (Succeaaor to Dr. H. I RamacdottL) OfXlca aaa Hospital, S810 Masaa tre Calls Promptly Answered at All Hours, Taons Office Harney S97. Pmik. link MtSS H.l ales. Bang-la 3aa. Urs. WttsicWB Sootuinff S7?np"J Ttt fn used for ever BTTlT-rlva; TPAsn tvf VII.LtoSS of VOTHIR8 f. r tl.elr 01111.1)111 lEKTBI.N'a.anh PEHFECT SUCCEr Jt fcfn nsMl for nrar HTT17-T1VI TTASS t- BJO Hi sil PA1 rsmt1 v i of the world. Bm mir and ftk for Mm. Wiuw Itvithiiitf hyrun." &ud t no othr ktna -Av ent a bottle Ou'sLtwv1 UD.dr tb ma-s Aat. Juns floih Kt-rlavi Mirnhdf OUi AJiL' W K.'X. TUlZXi HUUuUtu THr.Sthet HILr.m)FirNMiUaCW!j.ALLAT4 : CrRTS PlJiD rlLlt". no IL tht W.I forPlAKltHdi. 8-llrt by Vruuri' lu f.r rf irr of tut ..w's sni Mart . At BftOREHIWE end other dras hsblts are positively cored by ii.Bi.ri.il Wnm K n. ui.rmi. or internal mmm. Sun pie HDt to sar drug fasbltue by V.pa H.ral.r nrlu is SI iwr bulll M a CS3 Jnar drugtrUt or by nail la plsia wrapper, telia Caasaleal Ca.. U Lewis. Ma. fur . vy aXATDEST BSOaV. OMaJKA, STSSh HUTELI. A welcome Is extended to alt out-of-towi visitors mke yourselves at home here. Use our free check stand, wash rooms, telephones, etc., any accommodations possible will be cheerfully granted. MANY SPECIAL BARGAIN OFFERINGS TUESDAY . BIO CXIAB AJTCa aAX 07 LAMBS' ' Fauna surre now n rvu BIABT. THE RELIABLE STORE BOTr BBTEB . fajtt rarrB BIBBS TO Xe TKABB TAXr. VSI TO $5.00, IS .50 aa4 A3.50. Tuesday is While. Goods Day The (rrcatent white goods sale of the season. In our famous high tTade white Rends dopnilment. All our white fancies, St. Oall han lingerie, etc., that sold at $2.50, $ $1.00 Goods at (V8c All our whlto fancies, embroidered Swisses, Persian lawn, French lawns, opera batiste, etc., that sold at fl.OO, SSc, 75c yard, at . . .58 d embroidered swlss. French white 1.98, $1.50. $1.25. at .......OG 60c Goods at 80c Yard All our Scotch Swisses, St. Oall saisscts and fancies, opera batiste, French lawn, Persian lawn, that sold at 66c and 59c yard ....,3Sr THE INN At Lake Okobojl, la., Is now open under the S. T. Callender Co. For Rates, Rooms, etc., address, TOE INN. OXOB0JI. IOWA Mammoth Mid-Summer Towel Sale for Tuesday in Oyr High Grade Linen Department All our lfic cream and white Turkish Bath Towels, boversttlre hurks and satin damask 1 nne lot Tuesday, each 9o All our J5o Mgh ginde linen Iluck Towels, plain white ami colored borders and large size bath towels: special Tuesday, each 14o All our extra large size, heavy double twisted thread oriental Bath Towels and pure ItniMi hmentltclK-d Hucks, which usually sell at 35c exch; spec- v lal . TuesJ.ty, ach 19a 18-Inch pure ' Unfit heavy Uarnsley Toweling, neat red border, very ab sorbent anil uood for wear, worth fully, one-half more; Tuesday, pi-r yard.. So One hundred full size crochet Bed Spreads, larae DroiKninco.l patterns. i'cu wcrin a (rood summer riuilt, w 11.25,' Tuesday, each .. ..690 White Goods in Our Famous Domestic Room The greatest of all hartrains aras, here. No other house west of Chi- rao Is able to give these kinds of bargains. Arnold's Famous White Madras, Arnold's Famous White Bedford Cords, Arnold's Famous White Batiste that sold up to 35c yard, all at one price 10 39c Fancies, 35o Swisses, 35c Madras, 19c India Linens, 19c Lingeries and other goods that sold up to 39c, at, yard. . .7i White India Llnons, White 40-lnch Persian Llnons, Whits) Batiste all worth up to 25c 5 From 9 to 10 a. m. One case of 15c India Llnon. will go at. per yard . . . .". 5 Come early. Extra Special Furnishing Bargains Values that comparison will prove superior In every way at the prices. Out-of-town buyers should take this opportunity for "saving Tuesday. Men's . Balbiiggan Underwear Worth to 76c a garment; shirts have ribbed tall and cuffs, draw ers have . double seat and are . sateen faced Tuesday, In two lots, at 25K$9? Men's Combination Suits In fine Egyptian lisle or silk and lisle, etc., values to $3.00, at - 49t. 75t 08 nd S1.50 Misses' and 'Children's Hone Blacks, tans snd colors, 10t ' and i-. i-. . .v. 5 Infant's Lisle Hose 15c value on sale st, per pair Men's Press 6hirts Soft or pleat ed bosoms, In percales, Madras, chambrays etc, all new -patterns," values to $2.00, choice . .'.50 Men's Fancy Half Hose Mostly samples, values to 25c -on sals Tuesday. 3 pairs for 25c, at, per pair 10 Ladles' Imported Lisle Hose Fine maco, etc., In plain' gauze or all over lacs effects worth to 6O0 a pair, on sale Tuesday, at, per Pair 25S 15S 10 Pineapples! Pineapples! Pineapples! This will be the last week to get this delicious fruit for canning Tues day we will still continue to acll them, at, ' each 5. TK. 8KS 10. 12H Per dozen 47 He, 80c, OOc, f 1.00715 Don't delay, buy now. 8 heads fresh Lettuce 60 3 bunches fresh Turnips ,,'.5c Fresh Cabbage, per lb , . . , . . . Sc. New Potatoes, per peck 25c Fresh Wax or Green Beans, lb.T Ho Fresh Peas, per quart 7V4c Fresh Vegetables for Tuesday. 8 bunches fresh Onions 5e 8 bunches fresh Radishes .... 5c Freeh Spinach, per peck ..... 5c 3 large Cucumbers for 60 '. All Monday's prices will prevail Tuesday. on groceries, butter, cneese and crackers. ' . Get a brick of the famous Waterloo Pure Ice Cream, for 5 FREE, FREE, FREE A nice ice cold drink of Wild Cherry Phosphate or Root Beer. In basement grocery department m hmdew sm MOTES Special low rates for the round trip via tho w ,V Chicago $& North Western Railway Daily June 12th to 17th. Return limit June 30th. Republican National Convention The convention meets June 17th in the Coliseum. The i low rates, the special train service, and , ' the attractions of convention week, make ; this an unusual opportunity to visit the Great City by the Lake. . Forfait particular inquire at i TICKET OFFICES 1401-1403 Farnam Street Omaha, Neb. ' HOTELS. HOTEL WBISTMA Broadway, Fifth Avenue and 27th St., NEW YORK. vmM Mt m Emm miim a In tha Csntrt of ths Shopping District. k Naisra. rtrn Clast CvplM la afi SiMk 1 M. untlibi. ul auH,it.(Jt. ruyuiw rtS SmIM. rwitiAg tb. ul, with ui Mcera tuM a a U VtlklM IMtlsacsal Ikawa sua Ibmu-ss. h ab nf. mqulna, K0 bik. Hal .d to id MM Lwum.. MB..c.a.a. a uri FIREPROOF, Rooms $1.50 per day and upward. f EUNOSKAM PUN. gtORGC W. SaVCCNCY, FsosairrV Ad.us Gerdoa, Manager. Late of King Edward Hotel. Torouta, Ciuiz
