Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 27, 1889, Page 8

THE CITY. The revenue collections yesterday amounted to #,029.07. Fanning & Slaven have swept 1.934,- 184 square yards of paving in April. Joseph Knockable—rather a suggest- ve cognomen—was arrested yesterday sharged with having assaufted John Sekarov and Mrs. Sekarov. Jailor Joe Miller went to the peni- tontiary, yesterday, with Charl fohnson, who was ‘convicted at this ierm of court and got a two years’ sen- wence. The board of public works, yvesterday, yranted the motor company a permit to :xtend its line on Sherman avenue, ‘rom Ohio to Locust, and to the consoli- lated lines to build on Twenty- ~fourth, ‘rom Vinney to Spencer. Personal Pavagraphs, J. Higgins, of Waterloo, is at the Paxton, C. Beede, of Nebraska City, is at the Dr. John C. the city. Mr, and Mrs, H, G. Shaeffer, of Denver, are stopping at the Murray. H. Maxwell, of Lexington, Btopping at the Paxton, Mr. Owen Ferree, manager of W. H. Powers’ company, is in the city. Miss Gale, leading lady with Booth and Barrett, is at the Paxton, Miss Gertie Beddesson, of 1200 Pacific street, is visiting friends at Grand Island. Miss Gale and twenty-two members of the Jooth-Barrett company are stopping at the Cozzens lotel, afternoon Counsellor Frederick w York City, left for the east k train of tho Novthwestern road, and was accompanied to the depot by a large number of friends. The City Hall., uncil committec will open the s for the city hall construc- Helper, of St. Joseph, is 1n Neb,, is May 1 th architects' tion, —— Slugged and Robbed. David Mason was Jound in an unconscious condition in the stairway of the St. Clair hotel last night. Hoe had been slugged, while drunk, and robved of §2 For Hitting a Scab, Jailor Joe Miller, of the county corted Charles Johnson to the penitentiary yesterday. Johnson got two years for as- saulting u B, & M. scab railroad man, Captured Nonds, Horaco B. Chase, the Indian agent ar- rested last Saturday, succeeded yesterday evening in securing signers to a bond and was released from custody: James E. North, of Columbus, and a banker at Genoa, are his suretics. Will Celebrate. The German societics of this city are per- fecting arrangements to proverly celebrate the Washington centennial next Tuesday. “They propose to make a street parade in the afternoon, and have al programme at Germania hall in the evening. A Prisoner Enroute, A deserter from Fort Douglas, who has been tried and sentenced to two years in the military prison_at Fort Leavenworth was brought in on the Union Pacific yesterday and was conveyed in the ambilance to Fort Omaha. From here ho will be taken 10 prison. Odafellows' Anniversary. A special train over the Union Pacifle, car- rying nincty-five Oddfellows of this vicinity to the state celebration of the seventicth au- niversary at Beatrice left the city a8:30 yos- terday morning. Forty more members of the fraternity from Freiont joined the excur- sion at Valley. e Poor Mrs. Wilson. Mrs, Wilson, o rather good-looking white woman, was in police court, yesterday, for “the purpose of prosecuting her husband, Ave Wilson, a colored man, for cruelty. “I've lived with him two years and ought to ‘be punished myself,” she said, *but he's abused me and I'll put hin in jail and then I can get away from him.” Lhe case will be licard to-day. An lmpromutn Department, Mrs. Sanford, who lives on Seventecnth and Chicago, carelessly threw a lighted match into a basin of gasoline and the result, was a bluze that set fire to the house Hor screams were heard by the neighbor: B e e nanittas pa AT o AT s ots of water put where it did the most good extinguished the flames, and the fire depurt- ment knew nothing of the blaze. Fifteen or Twenty dollars will cover the damage done. Manderson Guards, ‘fhe Manderson Guards are making prep- arations to celebrate the centennial of Washington's inauguration, Tuesday next. The exercises occur at the Guards' hall, at 1331 Douglas. Among the features will be speeches by Dr. M. O. Ricketts, W. H. C, Stoplenson and Silas Robbins, o between two squads of guards, ments, ete. refresh- oA Fremonters Have Fan. Frank Fuller was put on trial before Jus- tice Wado yesterday afternoon. He was charged with haying robbed Patrick Naglo of §5 ou March 11. Both live in Fromont, and were in Omaha at the time, They got on a spree and went tothe Goos hotel after visiting a number of Ninth strect resorts. Fuller claims that he only took $42 from Nagle, to keep for him while he was mcbri- ated, 'The money was never returned, and Nagle now asserts that it was stolen. Fuller was held to the district court. A Kick at the City Hall. By request of Chief Seavoy, @ mandate has been issucd by Chief Galligan of the fire department ordering all employes in the different offices in the city hall to keep out of the operating room whore the alarms are turned in. As a result there isa great “kiok” among these employes because that is the only room coutaining a sink, water, towels and other paraphernelia where they can wash their hands and clean out ink- stands, ete. The toilet outfit was bought by these employes and now thoy are forbiaden 10 use it. Boys el a Luuun. Three boys, tne oldest of whom was but twelve years, were arrainged before Judge Berka yesterday afternoon charged with Laving burglarized the base ball oftice at tho park. Attornoy Shea gave the boys 8 lecture and requested their dismissal, and Judge Berka ruled accordingly. Dr. Worloy and the man who draws salary for managing the Omalias were unxious to have the boys sent to the retorm school or hung, and kicked amphm\cally aguinst Shew's leniout prosecu- jon, o Joy Go With The Jimmie Givens has healed the breach be- tween himself and tho Swedish girl, Miss Annio E. Nelson, by gallantly offering his hand in marriage. The offor, of course, is wcoplad Juumie proved conclusively that be was only one-eighth negro, and this ‘pliced him nuulde of lho limitations of the lgtn‘uot Nebraska, which provide that any person oue-fourth colored, can not marry vhite person, and the luwo-ed barrier to Heir'union was thus removed. Yesterday ustice Duun spoke the agic words that made them man and wife. p: - Dr. R. A, Gunn, M. M., Dean and Professor of Surflury of the United States Medieal College, Editor of **Med- jcal Tribune,” author of **Gunn’s New Tmproved Hand-book of Hygiena and Domestic Medicine,” in speal#ing of ad- vanced kidnoy digenses, and tho effect of the use of \thner ’s Safe Cuve, says: “I find that in Bright’s disease it secins to act as a solvent of albumen; to soothe ‘and heal inflamed membranes and wush .out epithelial debris which blocks up -the tubuli uriniferi (urine-bearing tubes); and to nrevont t}m destructive motamorphosis of tissue.” THE COM MIDBIOV ERS. How They Are Regarded by Those on the Outside. It it has been the desire of Douglas county's commissioners to gain & reputation there is no question that they have succeeded most admirably. Their conduct this week has set tongues to} wagging and everybody is talking about the circus. On every cor- ner, one hears the people inquiring when O'Keeffe and Anderson are going to get to- gether, Anold taxpayer said yesterday: “In my opinion tho board's actions have be- come so disgraceful, disgusting and vulgar that we ought to hola a mass meeting, and ask them for their resigna- tions ana put a new set of men in their places, The business of the county is going to ruin because of their petty bickerings and personal wrangles. They act more like a lot of silly boys than sensible men. It 1o0ks to me as though O'Keeffe and nderson have fallen to the level of common rowdies when they can do no better than turn their sessions into low quarrels. and call oach other liars, thieves and other hard names.’ 1t is now the conceded belief of everybody that these two will yet indulge ina bloody encounter. Matters were quiet and peaceful quartera yesterday. O'Keeffe and put in an appearance, The latter has limbered up wonderfully recently, doesn't hesitate to score his adsociates, re ir troubles in the hospital matte kick for a new archite when the fact is we have too much architect now. What we wantis a suveriutendent, some man who understands his business. There are plans enough to build a million- dollur hospital on, and the architect we is all right, if they wili only adhere to the contract with him and put a superintendent in charge who knows the difference between stone and brick and is in- telligent enough to interpret the meaning of the plan. Put a new architect in churge now and he would tear down the whole structure and cause the county an cnormous expeuse, but the right kind of a superinten- dent can o in medy all m takes that have boes From beginni 1o end it is the worst case of mismanage- ment, jealousy, disregard of orders and strife on the part of this board, the contrac- tors and e ybody concerned that I ever knew or h at head- Turner member nd “Can't eat o thing.” Hood's - parilla is a wonderful medicine for creating an_ appetite, regulating digés- tion, and giving strength. First Annual Cornell Banquet. The first annual banquet of the South- western Cornell association will be held at the Midland hotel, Kansas City, Wednesday evening, May 8, 18! In view of the fact thut fuily two hundred Cornell men residg in Kansas and adjacent states, it is expected that this occasion will be largely attended. Governor Joseph B. Foraker, of Ohio, who is graduate and an alumnus trustee of Cor- nell university will be present if his ofcial duties at that time will' pevmit und respond 10 the tonst “Our Alma Mater.” All former Cornellians, whether graduates ornot, are cordially invited to attend, and thoso Who expect to be present are earnestly requested to immediateiy notify E. A, Wag- ener, secretary of the Southwestern Cornell association at Topeka. Special A Don’t fail to visit A. ORCE 15TH and F l\l»\'z\\l before purchasing your CAR CLOTHS, MATTIN J‘A\I\I GOODS, RUGS, ete, Very LOW PRICES will be made during the re- mainder of this week. Largest stock— oldest established. 5. A. ORCHARD, 15th and ~, HII4 S e Punished for Eating Slops. The complaint lodged against A. J. Berlin was that of “vagrant and eating refuse in a slop barrel.” The nose of the judge curled as he read tne complaint and out of compas- sion for the miserable mortal sent him up for thirty days to enjoy the fleshpots of Jailor Milter. William Madden and Frank Cummings wore arrested on Saunders street while sell- ing shoes which the police believed were stolen. When the fellows were arraigned they denied having sold any such articles. Witnesses were brought forward against them to whom they had sold shoes, und as the actions of the fellows were very sus- picious they were each given a term of twen- ty-five days, the first and last three on bread and water. with a dise name, The ¢ mddle rious kinds icians, he suf- fered terribly and got no bt I began the use of Swift's Specific a short time ago, and b is getting well, Jous Deiur. Peru, Ind. 0ol Three Hottles. 1 suffercd greatly with blood poison for a number of years, = After taking Swift's Spe- cific I was entircly cured, and I only took three bottles Rouert DEAN. Jamaicn, L. The Lefevre Gun club held their annual clection at the sporting goods headquarters of Guila & Dunmire Thursday night. The following officers were [elected: George W. Ketchem, president; A. L. Perkins, vice- president; W. K. Nason, treasurer, and \V. D. Townsend, sceretary and captain. Twen- ty shoots were determined upon as the num- ber for prize shooting, and to come in on the average every contestant must shoot in at least twelve of these matches. The weekly shoots will take piace on Saturdays, com- mencing on tho 27th. All members in ar- rears must pay up by the mnext meeting, which will be held on Tuesday mignt, or th will be dropped from membership. European Excursions To the capitals of five Kuropean coun- t $200. Longer tours, $350 and All expenses included. Send for i M. J. Wood & Co., 1228 Farnum St Omuha, Neb. The Parncll Defense Fund. Mr. John Groves, of this city, who was secretary of the recent Parnell public demon- stration in this city, has recoived the follow- ing letter: John Groves, 13sq., Omiha, Neb.—Your welcome letter of the 20th inst. is at hand with Chicago exchange for $1,285.44, This sum is credited to the defense fund from the citizens of Omaha. [ am gratified to receive this handsome addition to the fund from your generous and patriotic citizons, and beg to return my best thauks to the contributors. Very faitufuily yours. Citanurs O'REILLY, Treasurer 1. N, L. of A. Sold Mortgaged Property. Last night Detectives D! P, O'Connell and AL Blaufuss arrested Ora Potty on a charge of selling mortgaged property, The warrant was sworn out by Emil Schloman who claims that Petty mortgaged a team to him for 50 and then aisposed of the property. Petty is endeavormg to sottle the matter. He claims that he did not sell the teawn, but that his brother Coleman stole them, ' Coleman left Omaha several wecks ugo with a team of horses, but before loaving ho obtained $100 on the team by mortgaging it to the various loan agencies, s Do you rolish your food? Is your di- Fenllml good? Are your bowels regn- ar? Do you have a tived or Janguid feeling? s your tonguc coated? Doos vour back ache? Is your skin sullow? { your system is in a bad ¢ondition take St. Patrick’s Pills; they will aid your digestion, rove your appetite, rugulaw your bowels, correct your bil- fous diso‘der and moko you feel like a new person, hor sale by all druggists. A P-lnfnl Accident. Edward Miller, au employe in Cudehy & Armour's packing houso at South Omaha, wast the victim yesterday of a very pain- ful accident. He was enguged in the work of regulating certain machinery about the bollers. Suddenly the steain gencrator burst and asmall piece of broken glass struck him in the eye. It cut the tissues through, dnd for a time left him in an unconscious condition. Dr. Allen was called, and upon examination of the injurca optic, decided that in order to save the other eye that one would havo to be removed. ~ With the assist- ance ot Drs. Burasaale and Foot, the opera- tion was performed. —— Special Announcement. Don’t fail to visit S. A, ORCHARDS, 15TH and FARNAM R before purchasing your C CLOTHS, MA’ S GOODS, RUGH PRICES will be made during |.hr> re- muinder of this week. Largest stock— oldest established. ORCHARD, 5th and Farnam, Dr. Gluck eye and ear, Barker blk. A Compex Oase. John Goodbnart, of Papillion, has entered suit before Justice O'Cornell to recover $24 on a note against A. Hoppe. Hoppe is agent for the Nebraska and Iowa insurance company, and Goodhart claims that last fall Hoppe came to him and obtained £23, stating that he would return him an insurance | policy, i connection with which he gave | Goodhart a reccipt for the money. The poticy has not_yet appeared, and Goodbart, by reason of Houpe being agent, makes tho insurance company a party in the suit. 1t is stated that Hoppe failed to turn in the money, and that if Goodhart substantintes his charges the insurance company will | ~———_ bring action against Hoppo for ment. The case will be tried Mond noon. A positive guarantee is given manufacturers of Dr. Jonos’ Tonic thata 50 cent bottle of this r by the Red Clover m- edy contain rative properties tha tion. It promptly cures § kidney and liver troubles. Goodman Drug Co. News, Late Polic tried to get into room 134 at the The polic Barker, where they believe @ man named Beck is gambling. He refused to let them in, and they threatened to break down the door. He dared them to do so, threatening them with arrest if they did. The polic found their bluff was a fuilure and they left. Hans Larson broke m(o trunk and stole € to bring his best wgirl o Larson th bought a ticket Nettie Woods and Eva Mack, the colore courtesans who so murderously assaulted youth from Hastings, were ecach fined $50 and sentenced to five da, Mike Morrisey was arrested and arraigned this ufternoon on the charge of bemng th fellow who robbed \Wyman French of $35 and a wateh, lexander Pollock complains that a scala- s claiming to be 1 dyer of clothes, is accumnliat arge wnotut of clothing that he never returns, Albert Sogard's Dr. Swetnam: Discases of the heart and lungs. Sheely block. Leased Sites. Speaking toa reporter vester ecretary iper, of the board of education, said} S o being maintained on leased | | groand av present in localities where schools | ure needed and no ground owned by the school district. Ineach of these cases tne oard of education has determined that the proper thing to be done is to obtain author- ity from the people to se the sites necessary in these places, sclections ha in Kount L0005 on Calhoun pur- | chase_price. Dear Fort Omaha, purchase price, 2,600; il Hickory street, betw and Sixth, | additional ground, £5,500: additional ground | selected, but not leased, for Hartman school, | purchase price, §9,000. Coal tar fol or in car lo: SI0UX CITY € rger. ‘Will N. King is again in trouble on account of his weakness for forging other peop! names. This time it is for signing I 's autograph to a check for §: ( ‘ague Bros.’ bonk, [he cheei was cashed at Dowd’s saloon, Thirteenth and Douglas st When it was presented at the bank it was discovered that the checi was a for- gery. Dowd hunted KKing up and demanded his” money, threatening to turn him over to the police if he refused. King gave up § iz that was all he had left, He then disappearcd and Dowd, true to his ta warrant, It is said that s done up to the tune of 39, s asked about it he got d ne bad all the newspa- y he wished. I clothing store wi by a worthless o threat, swore Lew Hibbon w also T on vietimi: the Mercha vous Debility 's Acid Phosphate, linn., 1 in nervous | se,and for indigestion.” Lacensed to Wed. Following arethe marriage i yesterday in the county coart, Nume and Residence. { James Givens, Omaba 1 elson, Omaba. e found it ve y.from any “1 ha a 1 Aunie { Francis W. Da 1 Margarot Roudnik, Or Try It When you hear of a good | thing, don't you always want to | | try’it? And if )—'(Tu find that it is really good, don't you wish you had tried it before? Here's a really good thing» that we want you to try— Paine’s Celery compound. is no new thing, but has been used by physicians for years, and is rightly called the best spring medicine, It will send the pure blood a-tingling through your veins, carrying vitality to every part, You'll wish you had tried it before, A physician’s prescription, it is worty of your confidence. Perfectly vegetable, It will re- store the vigor and vitality so lacking every spring. There's hardly a man, woman or child in this city who doesn't need it. A few doses for some, A few bottles for others, Headaches, dyspepsia, lan- guor, nervousness, Paine’s Cel- ers Compound will drive them all away, Try it, R e | privately cured It | RS, i study or marria POWD Absolutely Pure This powder never varfes, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold_in competition with the muititules of low costy A marvel of purity Ehortwelght slum oF Phospate Powd oniy in cang’ Royal Iking Powder Co. 120 Wallstreet Now York DACLARKE ESTABLISHED 1361 { 186 So. SureCuresI } Ghicago, lils, | larkse, The Regular 01d-Established PHYSIGIMI AND SURGEON 13 still Troatlng wlth the Greatest -5*’ SKILL and SUCCESS mll‘flfllfl, NGI‘VDIIX and PI‘W%\TB DISBHSES £ NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lot Manhood, Failing Memory, Exhavsting Drains, Terrible Dreams, Head and Back Ache and all the effecta leading to early decuy and perhaps Cousumptionor | Insanity, treated scientifically by new methods with never-flling success Ls HILIS and allbad Blood and Skin Dis- eascs perinanently cured IDNEY and URINARY complaints, Gleet, Gonbrhasa, Btk ve, Varlcoeeis and nyiiscases of the Genito-Urinary Organs (ur(nl&mn‘puy without injury to Stomach, Kidneys or o-her 3~ No experiments; - Age and experience ime portant. Consuliation free and sacre B3~ Send 4 cents | Chronic, Nervous end Delicate Discases, 25~Those contemplating M'uvllfir cend for Dr. Clarke's celebraicd guide Male an e, each 15 cents, both 25 cents (stamps). t e old Doctor.” A friendly letter or call may Avemreatten ing and shame, “and ‘add golden years to life. 8~Book ccret) Errors, " socents (stamps). Medicing everywhere, secure from exposure, undays 9 to 12, Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D., 186 So, Clark 8t.. CHICAQGC, l.l.- EXTRACT of MEAT. Finest and Ciie Ment Flavo el Made Dishos s As T ble tonfe.” Annual e 4000 Jar DRS. BEITS & BETTS 408 FanNAy S (Opposite r, OMARA, NER. n ilotel.) Oftice hours, 9, m. to §p. m. m, to 1 p m. ecialists in Chronic, Sundays, 10a. Nervous, Skin and sultation at offico or by {nes sent by mail or PRoKad, free from observation, uu-e. uick foly and perm QS DEBILITY i mall fros. express, so urely Guarantoes o ntly and & Beits, safely, permar Consult Drs, Betts 405 ¥ arnam St., Omaha, Neb. Blond and Skin Uflfi’r{ ;,..", Fesults, completo of Moreur nhills, & di norrible i permanently cuved where others b i 1 ler Complaints, Kldllf'v U]]llar’ Pl il ult, Lo tr- i o Blood , Uring hign col on standing, s, « |‘rum|||ly dndsafely Cured, Chiry STRICTURE! i moval complete, without cutting, dilatation. Cureseflecied at home by Without a Jmoments Biin oF #NAOvARC To Yl]ll[I:IU fien and " idle- Azsfl Men, | o o awfil effects of early B Voo Whictt brimes’ or 5, a- mmuu Both mind an nic bodv, with o impaired wselves by improper indul- fonces ‘and solitary hablts,” which rujn both oy and mind, utting them for husiness, MANRIED MEN. 0F those entering on that hap- Dy life, aware of physical debility, quickly as sistea, T OUR SUCCESS 18 based upon faes. First—Practical Expe- Flence, Bacond - Every case s sspecially studied, thus siarting arigut. | Medicines are pre: pared in our arstory_exactly to suit each case, thus affectingeures without injury. /- Send 6 cents postagoe for celebratad works on Chronic, Nervoas aud Delieate Diseases. Thousands cured, §#7~A friendly letter or cali u future wittering and shae, and years 0 life. [#°No letters mpanied by 4 cents in stain Address ur call on S, BETTS & BETTS, l«u faruam Srteet, Omahu, Neb. ~ GRATEFUL—COMFORTING ps’s Cocoa BREAKFAST, g8 OF the nat dizoation an of the f wiich ik save us . Dy the Judicious use o constitation ma; bullt wp untll strong 7,00, disease. " Hug: ating around u reuly weak polnt. We 7 Keoning aursslves well 8 properly nourisbel Sold only e N, a 10 AUack whierever there nmfi« AR (alal sba tage for Celebrated Works on | EVERY DAY ‘We are opening new lots of Spring Suits. e are getting, They There are popular. There are intend to. THE BFJT Iy THE WORLD - L °‘~EST - HAYNES 14 (o +BOSTON-MASS - 5EMD F Ofi .LLV)TRATED (ATALOGVE FREE We have some Kp SUITS for Bargains in this week, “ason we po-e to do you some good, and h made speckl piic o0d suits—$7, 8, $10 and 812, | first choice, \ They’re lelted | | Come early have marked them down to figures JOT% A. OVV EN’S ELECTRIC BELT PATRSTED AUG, 16, 1887, S SO Y. TAPROYVED VEB, 1, 1889, g nlr:‘i"\:.s\ WITH SUSPENSORY, W AN IIODV BELT are gugranteedto Al Rl Hody. grotf % suborior to ail others. u-mnu n.u :"....v. firyrt v..u" tie t58 o body. and fsworn only ok 0 tan Bours iy, 1 o Wil 3Eamido his beld 5on will boy po.other.” o show o ERrini CoNFIDRNCE wo have U tur Hinetro,Gal: (ix. o )i h, 167 andway l'r.l.oul wo, Nonn "DREXEL & MAUL (Successors to John G, Jacubs.) Undertakers and Embalmer At theold stand 07 Faruam St. telegraph solicited aud promptly attended. elephions to No. 2. TATE GUJTARS Your Business by using our C and Business Cards, Adveriising Noveliien &c., printed to order. Samples and prices by mall, (10 Business men auly) 1o cls. Address, RICE 710 North 4oth BL, Ph\ladelphu, As an extraordinary bargain we offer to-day About 400 very fine Cheviot Suits.-- see this suit you will say that this is a ridiculously low price for such goods. | [is A 1. good satisfaction as any suit you pay $10.00 for. Spring Overcoats, as we are desirois to closs them all ont before the season is over. cks and Cutaway Frocks- -at $10.50. Our trade has been enormous, and it keeps our buyer basy scouring the market. We have always taken the lead in Men's and Young Men’s Suits, and have always put our main force in that part of our business, as we can show the customer in a suit more than in any other article the graat differance batw een our prices and those of other houses and convince him of the amount of money he can save, The Suits we are getting in now are already from our second purchase, which as a rule are duplicated af from 15 to 20 per cent less than goods bought early in the season, and adhering to our fixed rule to always let our customers share in the benefits of the bargaing we arenow in a position to ofter many suits of rich and select patterns, pro, ! ductions of the best manufacturers in the country--at prices which yon would have to pay "elsewhere for ordinary and lower grade goods. When you The quality are all in new designs and combinations of plaids, mostly light shades; some are faced with silk, and the general make-up of these suits is like first.class custom work. a few solid blue cheviots among them, wide wales and checks, whichare now so It is a pleasure for us to show and offer these suits in compntltmn with suits fox which other houses ask $16.00 or $18.00. Another special bargain we place on sale to-morrow is: 250 very good all-wool-Cassimere Sack Suits at $5.90. equal quality for less than $7.50, and we would consider this suit very cheap at that price: two shades, a dark brown and a dark grey, both very neat. We have never sold a suit o! It will make a good business suit, as it is of excellent gnality, well made, looks as good and will give fully In connection with this suit sale we will offer this week extraordinary inducements in Wa which will induce you to buy one, even if you did not 0> GBI DVDOB®O® | i i | That Bought NIGOLL'S If their stock mng ] [ é ¢ [} é é % : z“(mds freely. & If their tailoring . / 3 4 9 9 4 K 9 9 y 9 1 9 4 y 9 If their prices VERY rcasonable. If 20, 25 and are really gets a splendid made to order suit. their big tailoring busincs Trousers made $5, 86, §7, 88, 89, 810, Come day or evening. Orders by Perfootly Gombined In MADAME FOY'S Skirt Supportlng Corset e market wndsold el o8l "y 1endii len Foy, mrmcn k Chnlwhk )hw Haven, Conn. 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