TOT: OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 23. 190.
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RgHHRD & WlLHELM
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fll4.Ib.I5 S. Ifcth Street.
T.6YS!
The -war keop our Tor Section fresh is br removing all soiled, fchop rorn, or sliphtly
damared Rarnpl Tors to the basement. These we put on sale at extraordinary barpain prices.
lfce and lir Pressed Dolls, each
c iou rtexa. org 4....
2.l Doll Sets, each ..
4 Re Drews 5 Dolls. each .
12.26 Dressed Doll, each
Be Sbeep
$1.91 Goats ..: ..
EPc Dock, each
25
Sl.OO
$100
11.48 Caoopy Bd 95
r.Oc Iron Combination Safe .
S7.10 Majrie Lanterns. . . . . ..
lie and 2lc Books ........
4fc Gtmes. .
c and 3 Or Games
9hc Canopy Beds
7&c Canopy Beds
2&e Beds
60c Beds
Sc Bods
7 Be Tool Cbewt
$1.00 Register Banks ....
35
S5.M)
10r
20t
3r
45
35c
STr
50
50t
Do not fall to tIfH the basement toys sertron for this
season's greatest tor bargains.
Special Sale
Music Sabinets
and Ladies Desks
A delayed shipment Is responsible for this extraordin
ary sale. These Music Cabinets and Desks should hsve
arrived here tvo weeks ago. They must be closed out be
fore Christmas. Never mind whether It's the faciory, the
transportation company or ourselves that looBe. Ton get
the benefit. Here la the -tray they wtll go.
HTSIC CABINET
(Uk Illustration)
Mahetany. dull fin
ish. jatter& shaped
top. 21 Inches vide,
17 taebes Ugh. reg
ular 17.(0. pe-
S12.7S-.Sr
W a
MTSIC CABINETS
(Like XQsstratios)
Very pretty Colonial
pattern In genuine
mahogany, dull fin
ish, one drawer at
top, nicely arranged
Interior for music,
heavy scrolled posts
design, 22 Inches
wide, 4 0 Inches
high, regular price
$30, special
r $21.50
claw feet, 81 Inches wide. 4 0 Inches high, regular
aenirg prioa $26.00, special $19.00
Other Music Cabinets and Desks as follows:
$7 0.0" Solid Mahogany Colonial design desks.
tw.i ?;?fti
Same desk In roldn. oak polish finish, regular Belling
pries $26.00. special $XS.5U ovv -
DESK (Like HlrttJoB) Made of quarter-. wed $1.0 Golden Oak Desk, special
tolfien oak. polish finish, antique design, heavy carved $13.50 Mahogany Music Cabinet
MABOGAXT DESK Lk niurtmOoTi) A rery
hKidsoroe Colonial pattern, genuine mahogany, dull
p-nh One large drawer nnder the writing bed. heavy
scroll design, 81 Inches wide, SS Inches high. Regular
Belling price $30.00 special each ... $23.75
$13.75
$9.75
Buy
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Your Christmas Supply
1H6S ttqecrs. Cordials. Whiskies, Et:.
Take advantage of our free offer ? 7T T V Ti
wSS!ss weunesoay
that satisfying, confident feeling f
that yon are getting the best at
cut price.
Special. Offers:
Fla California Port. Eherrys, Muscatels. Clarets, Blackberry, Etc. the 65c
quality, per bottle. --; - 48
Delicious Old Tokay Wine, New York's Best, per bottle 7J
Guckeaheiner Rye "Whiskey, full Quarts -- 85C
4 gallons fl.5
Old Cedar Brook Bourbon, full Quarts y 95
gallon 1-75.
Hlller's Straight Whiskey, full Quarts CYiA
H gallons -f lJw
Killer's Old Stock "Beats "Em All", full Quarts - $1.00
gallon f 1..5
Old Monticeno Rye (twelve years old) full Quarts $1.25
,. 4 gallon
rinecld Apricot, Orange, Banana, Raspberry ana cherry turuuu . . $1.25
QuaHtj, fall Quart - $1.00
EJlAoanTfSeTorUaleito'aarM
TRACTION WAR AT HAYELOCK
Citizeai Incensed at Failure to Secure
Five -Cent Fare to Lincoln. . s
ATTEMPT TO BUTLK A BEJDGE
ftae trkMl F..4 Make a BIS f Pr
far tke M Ultra Dollar taaae f
Xwslaa Catr C rt
BBa.
arr ha mini i t hrv. th raar ti ifw i
to Clnnh. lor trial and to rprjrv lrra
trtwm. Thrif art th. maTter. te b.
brtor. Judrr V imffT bffor. the
cw u carrioa t. trial ta th rrrular way.
tate KIS. far b BraSa.
The RlM.lt Ftnars of darrrmal lnd.
and Ftind. tndar maO. a bid far In.
tnugla. oountr court knai hrmda. formallr
srins t. take thna rn Mock al par or
tak. them la uch tmonnti a Ioua-la(
county rotnmiRaionera may flMrtra. -Hh
irty day' not Ire. It la th tmdprtriand
ing that Xtourla county has an oftrr far
the entire tl.OHO.aw of honde in a Mwb iwiA
the term of tbe bid today make It prwalble
for the county board to well the bfntda, a
It need the money. The oiler f the board
will net the state per cent. Treasurer
Brian made a almllar btd brf jre, but thin
i the authorised and formal action of the
state board.
C..a. avr tm Wi.
After spendlnit two weeks in Wajihlni:
trm Concxessman Pollard returned to his
home In Nfhswka Tuesdsy mornins. when
be will spend the boHdaja. He stdpned Ui
Lincoln for a few hours Monday. He Is
firmly convinced that Speaker Cannon will
hanp to the job and that the next election,
which will come with the spertid session
In March, will see the oppoettlcin line up
in docile fashion for the autocratic smeaker.
Before election Congressman Pollard
would not state hi position publicly. He
said to his friend that he "did not wish
to Jeopards? hi committee position by "
inr BJtalnst a sure thing or word to that
effect. He said immediately after election
that be fid not think his defeat was due
in any measure to his attitude toward tbe
Cannon matter.
The congressman believed that President
Roosevelt wa wrong In the stlnd he had
taken that created such a turmoil regard
ing the use of the secret service corjw.
The First district congressman believed
that the special message was, in this par
ticular, founded on Ignorance of th truth
tit secret service affairs.
Rest Rwa twr Wtars.
Wive of farmers who come to Lincoln
to do their trading will shortly be accom
modated with a delightful rest room fixed
up In the basement of the city hall. Borne
weeks ago the city fathers would not even
entertain such an Idea, but last r.ight when
a delegation of women swooped down on
the council meeting the vote could not have
been more unanimous to let the women
have the room.
Job Lka GM to Biskra.
There has been a lot of talk about Horace
Bishop turning down the appointment as
teward at the Insane hospital here and
holding on to the ctty council Job. At this
time Bishop's refusal la about as likely as
a statement from Arthur Mullen that he
win stay with his lucrative law practice
and turn down the oil Inspectorship!
Grerae Waists X Rehearing;.
R. J. Greene, the Lincoln lawyer who was
convicted In tbe lower court of extorting
money from a saloon keeper, but who came
clear In the supreme court because the
judges held the law unconstitutional, will
not ask for a rehearing.. When asked if
he would ask the court for a rehearing
Mr. Greene replied:
'Tnless 1 am forced to do to, I gnesa 1
will not ask for a rehearing."
Some of Mr. Greene's friends thought he
might ask for a vindication instead of
being satisfied to get off by a technicality.
MUlers Fisrht for Bleox-htoaj OHrr.
The South Platte Millers- association mot
here this afternoon In annual convention
and discussed the recent proclamation of
Secretary Wilson of the repartment of
Agriculture to the effect that to bleach
flour was to adulterate Tt. The matter was
gone Into thoroughly and It was decided
that the state association appeal to the
national association for 'help In fighting the
order. The millers believe tt will prac
tically put them out of business if tbe order
Is permitted to stand.
Tbe following officers were elected. D.
M. Dean of Lincoln, president; B. Ol
Cooper of Humboldt, vice president; H. B.
Smith of TTniverslty Place, secretary; Eur-
dette Boyes of Seward, treasurer.
The meeting closed tonight with a ban
quet at the Lin dell hotel.
The Fight Is On
Ever moment ef yvur Irfta when
you ore at homo or abroad,
awake or asleep
Between tbe porno twins that are in air,
Jood and water. everywhere in fact.
and tbe billion of yonr invisible friends.,
Ute little soidier-rorpuscle in vow blood.
If tbeee little soldiers are kept strong
and healthy by taking Hood s barsa
parilia, you need have bo fear of dis
ease. Begin using it at onoe if you are
at all under tbe weather, or hsve
troubles of the blood, stomach, live
and kidneys. Get it of your druggist.
BIG BARGAIN SPECIALS
For Christmas at Hartman's
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS
1SOO Faraaoi Street.
"We ship four Quarts or more prepaid.
"Toyland, Toyland,
Little Girls' g Boys' Land"
SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS
The 11 ace Where the Wishes of the Little Ones Caa
Be rally Satisfied.
A Complete Line of Tcjs 2nd Xms Gcsds Gcisg
4 Vith:::t Reserve Regardless cf Cost
A Splendid Line of Oar Own Make Knit Goods J sat
Tbe Thing for Christmas Gifts-
Jos. F- Bit's Sons
204-206 Wo. 16th
UsTORE OREN EVENINGS
O-rlJ
BAILEY (EL NACH
DENTISTS
Best iujjpd Lsaatai o&toe La the satdale west,
fl'Cbest fc-rade DeaUsuy at BeafinaMs rnsee
f erofiala txitiax. Just lis the loots.
tUUU f'LOOJt r AXIOM BIOCS
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(From a Staff Owrespondent,)
LINCOLN, Neb., Tec. 22. (Special.)
Incensed over the action of the Lincoln
Traction company In refusing to grant
oncessions that were asked by the city
ciuncil of Havelock a mob of more than
.W men gathered along the track of tbe
sompany shortly after 1 o'clock Tuesday
norning and threatened to tear up the
tracka A bridge of the company near the
Hock Island tracks was partially burned.
Manasw Humpe of the Traction company
had anticipated trouble and a dark ear
guarded by a number of traction company
officials remained in Havelock during .the
evening. When the mob had gathered near
the bridge the car was run to the place
and whiio the lights were out an approach
was made to within a few feet tf those
who were gathered there. A search light
was then used and a numlter of persons
were recognised.
Ieputy Sheriff Dawson was called to
Havelock about 2 o'clock Tuesday morning,
but when he arrived all was quiet. The
bridre, which was partly burned, wras
reached, but the mob had dispersed. The
deputy and his two assistants Inspected
tne tracks of the company in and 'about
Havelock. but there was no f uHher damage
done. The officers returned to Lincoln
early In the morning.
- Miyof Hinkle of Havelock declared that
he had heard of the brewing trouble In
the afternoon, but that be had expected
no violence and that he had retired ahortly
before midnight.
Drnir Cooaolttatloo Bosaor.
President McXKmald of the Lincoln Trac
tion company left Tuesday afternoon for
New Tork. where he will spend Christmas
with hl family.
Mr. McDonald denied aQ street railway
merger rumors. He declared that he wat
not going east expressly to conduct con
solidation negotiations. Dickering between
the local stockholders of 'the two com-
pailt has been in progress fur sume
time. It Is claimed that the local men
have reached an understanding. However.
it Is necessary to secure an agreement
among the eastern stockholders and a sat
isfactory deal is declared unlikely.
attororr DeLar Coae.
Owing tn the fart that one of the lawyers
is In Iowa trying a murder case argument
on the two motions penCmg in the suit of
J. M. Leyda, trustee, against Matt and
Henry Gering and the First National bank
of Plattsmouth were not beard before
Judge T. C. Munger in t'ntted Stales court
this morning. The aloent attorney was tlx
first of the Acfendanta. This is the socond
or third time that the case has been con
tinued because of hi being detained else
where la murder trials.
About 6.SMS t in controversy between the
plaintiffa, who represent the creditors in
a bankruptcy proceeding, and the defend
ants. A short time before the prooeeding
la bankruptcy was started the siierchaiit
whom It concerns transferred hi stock of
goods to the Gering.. whu sold It and
turned the money received iu payment ovjr
l. the bank, as it is nov alleged. The
general creditors have unsa.tisfH'd claim
totaling til.1!, and the trustee asserts that
there is nothing else on hand ts pay them
He wants the money paid by the Geniugs
refunded and applied in settlement of the
merchant's obligations.
Mart Gering is conducting the case for
tie Aefesae as Its attorney. A )aur or two
EEATTUCB Mrs. Klein, am old resident
of Adams, received a broken leg by being
kicked by a cow w hich she was milking.
BEATRICE In a spirited bowling con
test last evening the Iempster team de
feated tbe clerks by the score of .2M
to 2J01.
FLATTEMOUTH Rev. Luther Moore of
Princeton. Mo., has accepted a call to the
pastorate of tbe First Chritctian church in
this city.
BEATRICE Mrs. A. C. Hollingsworth
departed yesterday for Colorado Bprmgs,
Colo., to spend the holidays with her
mother and brothers.
BEATRICE Revival service are being
held at the United Brethren church by
Rev. McNulty, a convened actor. Large
crowds are in attendance each evening.
BEATRICE Walter Graff, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Graff, living three miles
west f the city, died yesterday morning
after an illnesa of two ear., aged li
years.
BEATRICE The body of W. B Bishop,
the traveling man whs was killed last
week at Wilcox, Neb., in getting off a
freight train, was interred at Blue S;ring
yesterday.
HEBRON John Brlnegar died at his
home near Belvidere Monday evening of
blood poisoning. He was an eary settler
in Thayer county. ieing fib years of age at
the time of la. death.
PERT The registration for the pre
ltmnary df-uates ha closed and the ques
tions hsve 1m en assigned. Tnene rifbaie
determine who sha.ll represent the Normal
on the interstate and intercollegiate teams.
CENTRAL CTTT-N. E. Keller nnd J.
W. Machamer have closed a deal by the
ttrmi of which the forrrer eachanges his
farm north of town, containing 5Si arri-a.
for the store owned by thetter at Litch
field. PLATTFMOrTH William Manning of
Minneapolis, Minn., and Miss hosa wartx
were married in the home of the bride s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geortre H Swart,
in Limwoed, Monday. Rev. In. Woodcock.
pHRtor of the Methodist Episoopal church,
officiating.
BEATRICE The Woman's Christian
Temperance union held a largely attended
meeting yesterday, which was addressed
by Mrs. Mary G. Smith, president of the
union at Hoopestown, in. 6ne spoke at
length on the training of children from
infancy to womanhood and manhood.
BEATRICE The engine and tender of
passenger train No. 13, due bere from
Cmaha at t C p. m . left the track yester
day afternoon as the tram wa leaving
Raymond. Neb Traffic was blocked for
five hours on account of the sncidnt and
the train did not rac.h Iieatrice until li
o clock last night. No one was hurt
AINSWORTH Lsst Snturdsr nirht the
Msson tif Silver Card indg No M. An
cient Free and A-c-jited Masons, had a
grand time. They Ixeued the third "gree
to J. E. Ptauffer. After the work was all
ever he Invited all present to the Aus
t'um house, w here a banquet w as enjoyed.
ri.ATTFMOT.TH Burglars got busy
M nday nirrht rn Vnlon. this county, and
cutting a wire screen opened the window
and entered the hardware ntnre of L R.
1'pton and secured about I.'' in cash.
kntvB, torks. spoons, revolver and other
goods and made good their departure with
out twing discovered by ary one.
FLATPMOt-TH-Th- T'-l Jed Sokol so
ciety elcted these officr for the ensuing
year: president. Vac K"liout-k : rwordmg
eMertarr. Ijol Jiran; fmanciRl secretary.
F.mi! ItBk; treasurer, Jarti- Rebel: trus
tees. A. Kanka, J. W. Bookm"yer and Vmr
Pilny: physical director. L Jirsn: captain.
Charles Hodroha; janitor, A. Kamha. sr.
BKATR1 CK Captain A. H. Hollinrs
worth of Compa.ry C yesterday recenefl
eighteen marksmen's medals and one ex
pert rifleman s medal for member -of
Company C who participated In the annti
ranee practice held at Ashland last Ju!.
The medals were given to the mem tier
entitled to them a the meeting held
Tuesday evening.
HEBRON In the case cf the state
against William Brcr. who was tried
in district court last week on a charge of
assault upon a ft-yesr-old girl, the Jury
brought in a verdict of acquittal. This case
wa of great interest to the people cf
Thayer county a the accused man i an
old soldier who has been a resident of this
county for twenty years.
HEBRON David Bherwood. e-rmirtr
commissioner of Thayer county, was found
dead In a room in the Alexandria hotel
Pandey forenoon. He had a-one tn the room
to prepare for a trip and dropped dead
of heart failure. Mr. Sherwood was one of
the oldest residents of the county and was
commissioner t consecutive terms dur
ing the time tbe t7L,(W0 court bouse was
lielng built.
FERT" The Normal model school gwve
a Christmas profrram in the chap- last
evening. A special feature of the program
was a mimher of stereoptlcon view of the
initial Chriwmas tKle. Various members
of the faculty, who hsve seen the orierinals
of fhese rlide in their traveling abroad,
gave excellent description of thTn from on
the canvas. The funds derived from this
entertainment will be tised to improve the
model school equipment.
CENTRAL CTTT Already the severer
of the winter in the west and the rtenth
'f the snow there has made it necessary
for sheepmen who have herd in the
went to sh'n them here lor winterme. lnn
Lord of Rocc. n. Colo., a former rwidort
of this county, arrived a fw days airo
with a shrnmTt of l.W lEmbs. which he
took to hi rsnch out on th liup. The
Itmhs w-re unlonded bere and driven tn the
ranch. Excessive snow tn the wept made
t impossible to winter the lambs there., so
Mr. Lord said.
CENTRAL CTTT Tf the derision recently
hat ded down by the supreme court is o?
the ecore the lawyer here brieve Clian
mar 1 likely to be without a saloon shortly
anf Merrick county will be entirely with
out saloons, save for the one et Pilver
Creek. The CBsr, which is thnt of citisni
of Chapman acatns-t Lewis P"Well, who
wt granted a license by the village board
in the spring, and who has been opera tins
under It ever since, raised the rjuefrion ol
the insufficiency of the number of rimers,
the remonstrators maintait.ine that al! the
signers were not bonaficie resident free
1 olCers and that some of them hud been
made property holder solely for the pur
pose of sisning the petition." Th decision
directs thai the license of Mr. Powell lie
canceled, and so It is probable that the
saloon will be compelled to close.
BROKEN BOW County Attorney C. L.
Gutterson, who sustained serious injuries
bv tbe overturning of hi hupxT late Pnn
tlsy afternoon, was reported somewhat
better today. The almost severed ear ha
been stitched In place by lr. Mullin and
will probably knit together without much
trouble. From later statements it appear
that the two automobiles were not actually
trying to pas Judce Gutterson at the time
of the accident, but were some distance
away. The horse, seeing their approach,
took fright, made a quick. hort turn and
upset the hurry. Mrs. Gutterson. who wa
with her busliand. was also hurt, but not
seriously. Judre Gutterson is one of the
well known legal light of western Ne
braska and the unfortunate accident will
be generally deplored among members of
the bar and his numerous friend.
Ky a
Wood Clocks
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Here's an article that Is
not only unique and oraa
niectal. but is wonderfully
practical shd usefuL These
Corel rlotks are itnported
direct by us. They are made
way up in tbe Mart forests
of Germ ee y ol that peculiar
native wood, and made In
that novel fashion so easily
reenpnited a tbe band! work
of German ckKkmskers. Tbe
movements In these clocks
sre made of brass. They
re easily repuiated. Here's
someihinp that is nice
enough and novtl enouph to
ornament any home and
here's an opportunity now to
secure such an article at
less than one-third the price
at w hich it la usually advertised.
as
. llt-T
SOLTTI OAK ROCKER of very
handBome denifai, high back, beau
tifully carved, wide, roomjo . no
and comfortable. Special! ,0 3
this sale for
$5.75
8m
t-i a-.. r s- ,i T4,4 T
MAHOGAXV ROCKKRS v.
They are very handsome in
Epiearance. Made in pol
iabed mahopany finish, extra
broad seat and broad back.
large carved head
on eaoh arm,
at
$5.75
Payments on Holiday Goods
sees set begin sntS after the fsadt art aefivered. Scire! oif. paili
NO ('. Re will deliver tbra ahesrver yei wish is anietterri Haps
n l JV1
f I I VV-l , - l 1
"Feather your nesf
I4I4-I4IO-I4I8 DOUGLAS ST
A IX
Cwllty of Coaaterfelttos.
Passing counterfeit money is no worse
than substituting some unknown worthless
remedy for Foley's Hpney and Tar, tbe
great cough and cold remedy that cures tbe
most obstinate coughs and heals the lung,
sold by a'l Orurglsta
Copley, Jeweler, diamonds. 216 B 36th Bt.
Fresh Christmas Candy
Sealed Packages Only
Our supply of Christmas Candies is
all In oriein&i Factory Sealed Boxes,
4j pound, 1 pound, 2 jtounds, S pounds
and S pounds eafch leaa, freh, d
Lioious. "We carry the following kinds:
HIVLEKS
WOOWTAED'S
V. H. Maaeppa Chocolalea
O'Brien's Muote CTiristo' Chooolates
liaJdufTs Go)d Mtxlal" Chocolates
Sorority CbxicoliUea
JuIihihib'. Swiss Chocolates
All fresh and in pretty boxes (Bealed)
and at lowest prices.
Sherman A M (-Council Inig Co
Cor. 16th and Isodge.
Owl Irnx Co,
Cor. 16tb and Harney.
Onr footwear will outwear
footwear bought elsewhere!!
The most acceptable and pleasing
XMAS GIFTS
For the male members of the family
whether he be man or 1kt, is a pair
of our Christmas slippvrs.
Men! Have xoti ever worn
ONIIVIOD
OR
Shoes? If not you Lave not been
wearing' the beet fcboes made for
man. They are put together by men
who know how. Prices are $2.50,
$3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00.'
QH.LIOD SPECIAL AT $3.03
Is very popular.
Regent sos
XSHOE g S.I 5? ST.
GOLD SEAL
America's Favorite
Chsmpsgse
No Xmas Dinner
complete without
it. Equals the
best Fresch
wines costs but
HALF.
Two Kinds
SPEaALIIV-EILT
Sold by grocers and
s'iiM tue.rcba.nia.
UB kk WINE CO,
Drteu, a. T,
,1
ft M
special
""ti
The properly served
T'urkey will corns
to the table sur
rounded profusely
with
Saratoga
Chips
Bold only In brown, wax-paper
sacks always clean and fresh. If
your grocer doesn't have tbfem Its
worth while telephoninic an order
to us as see to delivery.
Bredakr's Saratoga Chip Cs-
H Farnam Bt. 'Phone Xxiug. S(t
TWO MORE DAYS
to select your plftE. Our store is still
fuU of ChriBtmas suggeBtiona "We Lave
a larte cumber of clerks so that you
will be well taken care of. Spend a
few minutes in our store.
LOOK FOR THE SAME
S. W. LKDSAY, Jeweler
1516 IXsnclas Mre-t
20 OFF
V V 'v AutumoLuf Liuncti bets fur pu-i Lie. i
r X.jA , tour and an, Poiaing Iriij.)ii
F ! l-. Cups. Fiaaaa. Biii BtoS J-o( aet Bu .a
' i ) Ccuar and Cuff Caneu, Men's Hut
1 .': I Cigar Cases. Idomy Beits aiid MUitai
S 'v ... .... ' ; ''":'! V Hi ushea 20 autuuuet will be alivwn
. . ',-' j l, abie menuonod guoa. un
''" ' "ai ." J S Jan. 1. lt0. The Hue cemprises n.a
unpurted artic lna, a. well as Diudwu
sasa osa f f mm mm S and Is the cboieest to be bad Cnnd Ooocie at very low prices.
rMsJiiE", I OMAHA TrUniCfACTORY
I Moctol tWssooee TrookoSi fooljo
m ao Miuwrrt tn aavaatct. ta-
asatsiArtM aaa. eor aoa oa
ftsctol nww ooO TosttiMotaW.
ftat-.tt.i sm ai.g- o
Or Traveling Bags. Lodies' liaadbaga,
1-adie.' Neckwear Foioera. Music bun
Attorneys' Liorumml Ho. is. Tuliet oei.
i'lcnic bta. nriunf beta, atiavuug as..
AutumoLuf L.uiict bets fur pal Lie.
a.
C4UHM
tarj
Jan. 1. lbbk. The iiue rompriKi ami)
loiDurted anii lna. a. weii a. comet, tic
ktxxx. at rn oi-s rx-acx
1209 FARNAM STREET