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THE THE O There will bo n special high mass on Thanksgiving day at St. John’s colle- giate church, the services commencing &t 9a. m, Mary Jean has charged Charles Alvin with tho paternity of her illegit- amate child. Both were servants of Dr. Bmith at Sixteenth and Burt streets. W. A. Vannico and a party of fr have returned from De Soto, Neb.,where they have been hunting squir y killed eighty-three on Sund rifles, Married, on the Rev. Charles W, Freshour and M eity. The couple for Picrre, S. D., after reside, Ed Miller yesterd rier pup, I diploma received fair, to Henry Lewis, proprictor of the Central house, and a well kuvown me ber of the San Francisco and Gate C Athletic club of San Franeisco. Union Thanksgiving services of the ehurches in the southwestern part of y will be held at 11 &, m., in the Beth:Eden Baptist church on Park avenie near Leavenworth. The ser- mon will be preached by the Rev. John Gordon, D.D,,of the Westminster Pres- 24th inst., by the Savidge, Mr. Willard Ida Lebo, both of this left Sunday where they will h sent his bull ter- The perfumeof violets, the purity of the hly, the glow of the rose, and the flush of Heobe combine in ’o7zoni's wonderful Pow- der. An Expsnsive Boat. Joseph Vissiock stole a stone boat from the electric light company, at Fourth and Jones streets, Sunday night. He was arrested and fined $17.50. Missing Ones Founl, W. H. Stevens, who lives out ne: park, found eighteon dressed chickens in @ corn shock on his place Sunday. It issup- posed the fowls wore stolen and the matter Was reported 1o the police v Central Hor:c and Cow Cremated. Fire destroyed o barn owned by O. R. Nave, at Twenty-ninth and Maple streets at 1:15 p. m. yesterday. A horse and cow were burned to death. Children playing at a pile of burning rubbish sot fire to the barn, The Xoss is about §200, with 1o insurauce. Champagne has a large amount of carbonic meid in 1t, it is healthy and nourishing. Cook’s extra dry imperial is the best. g T r Was Open. The back door of G. . Morrow's grocery store at 304 North Sixteenth street was found open at 11 o’clock Sunday night by Ofticer McMahon. He notifiea the proprietor and after looking through the stock found noth- ing wrong. KEven the money drawer which contained about §10 in change was un- touched. A carcless clerk, 1t is thought, left the door open, The Da et Hansen is Dismissed. The caso of S Hansen charged with attempt to cominit rape on the -person of Mrs. I S. Lozier of 800 North Twenty- second street came up in police court yester- dny alternoon and was dismissed on inotion of County Attorney Mahoney wiio conciuded that the evidence was not sufficient to con- wict. hy imitations. Get the ss Cough Drops, €t. Wenceslaus Fair. The St. Wenceslaus congregation. will hold a fair in Hoffmun’s ball, Thirteenth and Williams streets, on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and_ Saturday evenings. Tho first and third evenines an exhibition will be given by school children in poth Bohemian and Boglish, and on the second and fourth evenings the Union Pacific band will give concerts. Don’t buy tr genuine Red A Keal Est ts Exchange. There was the usual crowd at the meoting ofthe real estate exchange yesterday. Among the visitors was Mr. W. H. Churchill of San Francisco, a former resident of Omaha who has large property interests bore. ‘The call of property was large and a number of hand- some bargains were offered. The sale of lot 8, block 8, Hunscom vlace, on ‘Lhirty-second for $3,500, to M. A. Upton, was re- Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for children teething gives quiet helpful xrest. 25 cents a bottle. Marringe Licansss, Licenses were Issued to the following par- ties by Judge Shields yesterday: Name and Address. Joseph A. Chapelle, Omaha Jesse E. Gillen, Omaba, August Feldhuser, Omaha Magdalene Barth, Sioux City . Morgan Heafey, South Omaha Katio Finnorty, South Omaha. William K. Wilding, Omaha. Minnio Trueblood, Canton, Ind Acgo. An Attracuve Oard, The Wabash road has just issued a very unique as well as an attractive advertls. fng card. 1t bears on its face an_irregularly cut serap from the St. J.ouis Globe-Demo- orat containing and item beaded, “*Wnere ‘Wabash Leads,” marked with h\r).o red lines to give it prominence, This chinping {8 photo-engraved on maniila paper, illus: trated with a dining car interior and the ‘Wabash pennant. It is one of whe neatest railroad souvenis ever issued bya western lne. Why don't you try Red Cross Cough Drops, five cents per box. el Jenner Used His Elbow. A reporter called at the Young Men's Christian Association rooms to inquire con- cerning the report that Secretary Jenner, of that association, had engaged in a fight Sat- urday, Mr. Shaska claimed that tho report was an exaggeration. He said that at tho Young Men's Christian Association football grounds Saturday, a young man named Gor- man, persisted in throwing bis arms around the players, which was contrary to the rules and cansea considerable complaint, He tried this dndgo with Jenner, when the secretary 10 punish him thrust Lis eibow in Gorman' face, stunnlog him momentarily, There was mo resentment of this act whatever, and a squad of the plavers did not thrash ‘Jeuner for it, a8 reported, e We are the People, Business men from Nebraska for Chi- cago, Milwaukee and all eastern cities will slenm note that by the new time schedule (in effect from and after No- vember 17, 1880), they can arrive at Qmahaabout 4 p. m,, can do business or vieit with Omaha merchants and friends for nearly two hours, and can then take the through Puliman sleeping car of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway short line fast truin at Omaha depot of the Union Pacific railway 1t 6 r w. (supper served on dining ear’leav- ng Council Blulfs at 6:50 p. m.), and arvive at Chicago at 9:80 a. m, (break- fust also served on dining car), in ample time to make connections with the fast morning trains from Chicago oo the rr\ndp.nl eastern and southeastern ines; orif desired, passengers for the cust can remain over in Chicago a few hours for business or pleasure and re- sumo their journey by the afternoon fast and liviited trains of all the cast- ern roads, In addition to the foregoing, another through short-line train leaves Omaha daily at 9:15a. m. and Council Bluifs at 9:40 a, m., arviving at C hicago at 6:50 8, w., waking close connection with the express trains of all eastern l‘or tickets' and further particulars y to the nearest ticket agont, or to - Nash, general agent, 1301 Far- ltll l\w.O a, Neb, onds | LITILE ONE AT HOM The Young Gentlomen and Ladies | Sajsurning at the Oreene. The chariy ball given November 5 for the benetit of the crache resulted, financially, as follows: & : net procecds, $013, Socially, the ball was a success, although, on account of its early date, fower tickets wera sold than at former times, This, how- ever, wis unavoidable, as the board of man- agers was almost without funds to pay ordin- ary running expensea. The ladies of the creche wish to express their thanks to the atrons of the hall, and espocially to thoso who, by thelr help, made the expense 8o ight, as follows: Gibson, Miller & Richard- son, for ¥ 1g: W. I. Seaman, for en. velopes; the boys of tha Omaha National bank, for stamping and addressing en- velopes: Mr. Moalio,for services at the door; Mr, Joslyn and Mr. Denise for decorations; the press for ts kind -~ notices. In addition we wish to thank the following pennlo furpra\\ 1ons_sent. during October: Mrs, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs, Woolwortn, Mrs. Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Dr. Moor: linrd, Mra, Bradford, Mr fra. Thurston, Mrs. C. B. Moore, Mrs. Mrs. Austin, Mrs. Warren, Mrs, Walker. Mr. M. H. Brown ve $16.45, At prosent there are at the Creche sixteen children who stay by the week ana from seven to ten who remain only during the day. As colder weather approaches the children will have to remain indoors, and the atten- tion of the ladies is consequently turning to the playroom. \We need many things for this room. Bspecially welcome would be any do- nations of kindergurton materials, as we are just at this time making an earnest eoffort to direct the children's play in the line of kin- dergarten work. We must, however, have material to use, Pleoase remember us in this need, as you have so kindly done in others, tMus. WitLias W. Keyson, Secretary. “We Point with Pride" to the “Good name at home,” won by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. In Lowell, Mass., where it is prepared, there is more of Hood’s Sar la_sold than of all other medicines, and it given the best of satisfaction sin its introduc- tion ten years ago. This could not be it the medicine did not possess merit. If you suffer from impure blood, try Hood's Apacilla i vanliEa ity po- culiar curative power. ANGES, ‘They Make Some the Very Rapny. Bight men 1n the railway mail service of thisdivision have had their s raised on account of a new order that goes into ef- fect December 1, dividing the Missouri Valley and Whitewood route into two runs. P, H. Gossard,J. R. McLaughln, J. I, White and F. H. Crawford have had their pay advauced from£1,000 to $1,150, while William Hall, Felix Murry, J. . Yates and Johu L. Gurdey go from $00 positions into clerkships that command $1.000 a year. The first run from Missouri Valley to Long Pine is made a full railway postoMice route, which accounts for tho four $1.150 places, while the second vun, Long Pine to Whitwood, is second class, The Liucoin and Alliance run on the B, & A as been extended to Crawford. where a junietion is made with the Elikiorn Chio? Clork Cramer of roOsTA erks Feel n H. Green nnll W. H. l-‘l:mnluuxu\ iare received appointments as clerks, the former Nebraska City and ( hno run and tter from Lincoin to Cr by certify that we have ment ticket N drawing e of seven thousand five hun- dred dollars, in class “L” of ‘the Denver State Lottery, and that same was paid by check, on presentation by A. C. Ross & Co., Denver Col, Signed, G. B. Sivesoy, Agent Fargo Wells Express Co. Denver, Col., Nov. 23, 1880, ST THEY VOTED FOR BROATCH, Now Kent Has No More Use For His Hirel ngs, On Saturday night Street Commissioner Kent discharged about seventy-five laborers, The men were surorised at this notica, as just prior to the city primaries they had been promised five weeks' work in case they voted the ticket which Commissioner Kent gave them, Yesterday morninga gang of about fifty con- gregated in front of the court house while a comumittee waited on Kent aud requested that he give the men their time and a her, cut referred us, first to one man and then to another,” said a laborer. **We went to the city comptroller and he said he could do nothing withont an order from Kent and now we can't find Kent.” “T'm willjng to chip in $1, and if we all do thav we can raise enough money to have a lawyer, and then we will compel the city to pay us. Some of the boys want to leave the city as long as they will not give us work, and if we are compelied to lie aronnd Omaha two weeks waiting for our puy we are liable to be run in as vagrants. If they, give us vouchers at once we can sell them,’ even at a discoun', pay our deots and go where there is work,” said another. “Pd ‘mave gome long ago,” in auothor burly fellow, *if it hadu't Been for a man named Dunn promising us that if we all voted for Broatch at the primaries, we would be given five more weeks of work. The ground is nov 80 frosty now but vhat the dirt can be easily banaled, and it looks to us fellows as though our discharge was a_matter of spite work, But we want our mouey and we're going to Lave it or there will be troubie.”” chimed American Build.ng and Loan Asso- ciation, The following has been received by C. A. Crum, general agent of the Ameriean Building and Loan associa- tion, Lincgln, Neb.: MINNEAPOLIS, Minn,, Nov, 15.—The new mavagement have decided to issue financial statements quarterly, and the noxt statement will be issued January 1, 1890, Our membership has become 80 large that it is burdensoma to issue monthly statements us heretofore. Tt gives us pleasure to announce that the association has at this date nssets amounting to $2,255,000, all in non- negotinble first mortgages. All stock in good standing on September 1, last, was earning 21 per centannual inferest. JaMEes H. Bisnop, President. These lnol'l}{u"as are deposited with the auditor of the state of Minnesota in trust, i THE CABLE GOES, Its Yokes a Feature of the Tenth Street Viaduct, At the last meeting of the council, the Omaha streot railway company asked for right of way over the proposed viaduct on Tenth street, It held that in all the discus- sions which bad taken place concerning the subject noth had been said which tended to mssure it that it would be permitted to ex- tend its lines across that structure. In the plans which had been submitted, there was no suggestion of a street raillway track, more especiallly was there no provi- sion made for the runuing of the cable across the structure. If the company extends its lines from the south side of the tracks, it wust be the cable system which will be ex- tended. ‘This would require certain under surface w on the frame of the structure which {8 not visible in the plaus. “Bither that provision goes into the speci- fications and understanding,"” said oue of tho street railway stocknolders, “or else off goes our coats against the bonds." "Phis threat, however, it seems, will not be put ianto effect, A conferonce was held Saturday, by request of Messrs. Holcombe and IKimball, with the leading stockholders of the street rallway company, when the differenc sugpested were adjusted Lo the sati of tho parties interested. Farewell to the Kelie. An agreement has been entered into in writing, signed by the oficers of both the Union Pagific and Burlington compauies o ipts for tickets, §000; totai ex- | | butld a depot that OMAHA DAILY BEE ISDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1 the effect that, when work is commenced on the proposed union depot, the present “‘cow- shed” is to bo razed to the gronnd, and an entirely now struoture is to be erected. Ever aince the question of voting bonda for a viadnct, was raised, which improvement had tobo Insured bofore these corporations feit justifiod in commencing worlk, some peo- | ple have persisted in claiming that the new edifice would be nothing more than an addi- tion to and a remodeling ¢f the old ono. Mr. T, L. Kimball has boon working to have this objection removed. He says that the effort hus been successful, and that both companies, as stated above, have signed the agreement in black and white to com pletely demolish the old concern. Tuia wili neccasitato the drawing of new as well a8 improved plans, but the two cor- porations say they are willing and ready to il ba_satisfactory in architechural beauty and imposing appear- ance to satisfy the wishes of the people of Omaha Another List off Changes. Next Sunday, December 1, another list of changes in official circles will go into effect on tte Union Pacific. Assistant General Passenger Agent Lee goes to Portland, Ore., as genctal passenger agent of the Pacific division. John Scott, now ticket agent at Kansas City, comes to this city s his successor, while John B. Irawiey, the traveling passenger agent, tak the place made vacant by Mr. Scott's promotion. It is understood: that M. J. Greevy, for many years the efcient passenger agent at 1\)!1‘ transfer, Council Bluffs, succocas Fraw- By J. V. Parker, formerly assistant general freight agent at Salt Lake)icuy, becomes ns- sistunt general passengerugent of the moun- tain division, 1t has finally been settled that H. A. John- son will succead Keoler as assistant general freight agent at Den The new rates for Omahu business agreod upon last Saturday between the railroad officials and & committee of jobbers will go into effect, as_herotofore stated, December 10, Iverybody intercsted is waiting f report from Chairinan Walker of the in atate railway commission at Chicago. which, it 18 understood, will arrive hore today. I e telegram sent to General Trafiic Man- ager Mellen by Mr. Walker saysin sub stanco that the arbitrators have arranged a schedule which, o thinks, will fully satisfy the Omaha merchants and at the same time place Lincoln jobbers in a position where t will have no g which to make complaints. The which as boen sizned by Ger tanager Mollen for the Union Pucifl | Manager Holdrege for the B. & Al neral Manager Burt for the Elkhorn , 8ays, in so many words, that i theso rates do not suit 10th day of December put into effect a schedule that will be catirely sutisfactory, regardless - of Mr. Walker, the arbitrators, Lincoln jobbers or anybody else. Personal Mention. Francis Cope, general passonger agent of the mountam division, Salt is in the city. W. W. Cotton, sohcitor of the Oreon Railway & Nuvigation road, Portland, is in town, neral Manager J. M. Eddy of the Texas 3 Northern rond, Palestine, urrived Sunday evening direct from the Jity of Mexico. where ho left Mrs. Id h Mr. and Mrs. I M. Orr. nch, city ticket agentof the B. & M. at Lincoln, and . J. Knabp, agent under Harry Hall i the ticket offico het have exchanged places, Dranch is on duty now in Omaha, and Knapp bas taien up his residence at the capital. Nervous debility, poor memory, difidence, sexual weakuess, punples, cured by Dr. Miles' Nervine. Samples free at Kuhn & Co.’s 15th and Douglas. Where is The safe in the county clerk’s office has been locked on the day lock for the last two years, the combination not being use Yesterday Deputy Guuifoil discoveread that the safe had been locked by the combr- nation and could notopen it, as Clerk Roche, the only oue nossessing the combination, was absent. An expert from Andreens' safe manufac tory was called in but coutd not open whe lock, It is subposed that some one in pass- ing the vauly gave the knob of the safea mru .and set the tion. Mr. Guilfoil has decided to wait, Mr. Rocne puts in an appearance with the combination until which tine business in the ofiice will’be practically suspended. C!I!mmmn fentho inhaler cures catarrh, ralgia, asthma, bay fover. 'Jrinl free av your druggist. Prica 50 cents. . George DTN nidvcialanat O tke s a! bash railway in Omaha, and a _brother of 'I', A. Entrikin, of the Northwestern, and Miss Ona Griftivh, also of Owaha, was celebrated at tho residenco of “hior ncle, st Kansas ity . and Mrs, Entrikin will take a short wedding journoy to Chicago and St. Louis, and will be at home to their friends at 2507 Hickory strect, in this city, after January 1. [}onstlpatlon ll' not remedied in season, is liable to become habitual and chironie. Dras- tic purgatives, by weakening the bow confirm, rather than Ayer’s Pills, being mild, o LLllu‘ mnl atrengthening in the a ally recommended by the muuy as tho best of aperients. ““ Havin, cen subject, for f’enrn, 10 constipation, without being able to find much relief, "Tat last tried Ayer's Pills, 1 deem’ it both o utf and @ pleasure to testify that I have derived great ben- efit fron For over two years past 1 ne of these’ pills every night huluuunnufi 1 would not willingly be without them.”—G. W, Bowwun, 26 East Main st,, Carlisle, Pa, “T have been taking Ayer's Pills and using them in my fawily ince 1857, and cheerfully recommend them to all in need of a aafe but effectual cathartic,” — John M. Boggs, Louisville, Ky. “For elyht years I was afflicted with constipation, which at last became 5o bad that the doctors could do no more for me. Then I began to take Ayer's Pills, and soon the bowels recovered their' natural and regular action, 50 that now T am in excellent health.”—8, L. Loughbridge, Bryan, Texas, “ Having nsed Ayer's Pills, with good results, T fully indorse them for the pu poses for which they are recommended —T. Conners, M. D,, Centre Bridge, Pa. Ayer’s Pills, PREPARED BY Dr, J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass, Bold by all Druggiste and Dealers in Mediclne, S (JPERA HOUSE Thursday, l»rnlnr nml Snlmdu), Nov. 28, (SPECIAL 1lIAhK v Nw. MATINEE) *FRANK DANIELSX THE FAVORITE COMEDIAN, Will glve vent to his feelinas of humor, senting bis tunny comedy, LITTLE PUCK Assisted by MISS BESSIE SANSON, Anda carotully chosen compauy of attlit.s Prices we, The and #1.00. Thanksgiviog and Satu uymnllneu e and SHOE DEALERS & 207l lnes ot Bocts ' of cnmfl;o-rw R R 1 pre- IHow to be IHappy 7 hough —- You have COLDINTHE HEAD. Inject POND'S EX- TRACT into the nostrils. A SORE THROAT. Gargle with POND'S EXTRACT. Wrap the neck in compress moist- ened with POND'S EX- TRACT and cold water. CHILBLAINS. Bathe affected parts with POND'S EXTRACT. HOARSENESS. Gargle with POND'S EXTRACT. Take tea- spoonful internally three times a day. FROST BITES. Wrap parts affected in soft bandage wet with POND'S EXTRACT. BUT BE SURE TO GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE. SEE LANDSCAPE TRADEMARK ON BO TLE VRAPPER. AVOID WORTH- LESS IMITATIONS. MADE ONLY BY POND'S EXTRACT CO.,, NEW YORK. LOTTERY OF THE PUBLIC CHARITY. Established in ——BY THE— NATIONAL GO MENT, OPERATED Under a Twenty Years' Centraiy Moxican Intornaticaal Impr Compxm. vam3n Grand Monthiy Drawin 3held In the Moresquy Paviliion in the Alawme co, and publicly condu oiffciuls appointed for retaries of tha I LOTTERY oF TuE Beneficencia Publica The monthiy joar dollir Dra will be held 10 the City of Hes CAPITAL PRILESSO 000, 80,000 1t Price of v of Mexl- 150 ]‘A 1708 OF & 150 Prizes of 50 app, to 10 Prizes of 40 anp. to 10, W0 Terminals of 20, decided by..,. .. 2216 Pri: All pr U. 8. Currency, AGENTS WANTED. Address By ordin asuion by o 5 Companios, New Yo Change, Xp Jraftor Postal Note. Ny [ By terms of contract poslt tlie sum of wll “pr scheme before seilir ceive the following of CER JIRICATE, Btk of Lon Posit the 1 ment of i ficencta Publica. 2 A OL NAR CASTILLO, Interventor. Jompany 15 required to distrib nt of tuies, vompany must de- neluded fn t 0 Licket, and ¢ A e AR has o spec ary funds to guarantee the )by any other Lotter, , the numbor of tekets 15 limited to 00) lex; than are soldby other lotteries ame schemes. “Snch andso various ave thotastes of men’ that to satisty all ono must earry wn al-| most unlnicedaupuly. | We have putcha. | d 1ol & ivg of neckwear which for Sl iaua of Rtetial. vArLy cF dablan Ao charming combluations of tolor caunot be surpassed. Wuospocially ask the oppor- tunity of showing shem to you. THREE NIGHTS, COMMENC NOVEMIER 25ih, MONOAY, TUESDAY, WEONESDAY. MiSS VICTORIA VOKES Supported by THEA ¢ COOPER'S Comedy 115 ROUSH DIANOND” —AND— Two very funoy furcioa) unuulin. Regular wflm. Boats go on sale Suturday. K 1878 MEXICAN by thy jovernment e pUrpose Ly the vior and the Treasury. it 01 Dezemver 15th, 1889, that the rizes drawn by the Loteria do la Bene- 1) the value of all ths tickets T prizos—. Tavger propartion than is HOW IS THIS. Wehave prepared for this weck a few new bargains in Over We offer the following :} not been seen here, ats, the like of which has 300 excellent Chinchilla Overcoats, with fine Cassimere lining, silk striped slecve lining, cord- ededge and gotten up in perfect manner at §7.50. coat would: be cheap at g1 2,50, 2bo very fine Chinchilla Overcoats, lined throughout with satin, This beats anythin ever shown, the velvet piped, fine satin sleeve lining, a \'cr)' nobby and good Coat which could not be bought anywhere for less than ¢i5 able. weather, regular pric prices, $9.75 .00, our price for this Coat isonly ¢8 300 very Imn: Kersey Overcoats, silk faced, fine double warp Italian lining ing, silk velvet collar and handsomely made up, nounce it worth fully $16 or $17 $10.50, $13.75 and §16.50. 3.00. It is both comfortable and stylish and the material is indestructible. for such a garment is $20.00. Wealso offer this week se eze with fine checke (I C satin sleeve lin. 9. Price for this coat'is $9.50 and we pro- They are in two shades, both excellent and fashion- It will pay you to examine this garment. 200 long Ulsters made of very good Irish Fri the handsomest garments of the kind ever shown at §ro.75. imere lining, one of This is the coat for rough The 1 styles of Fur trimmed Overcoats, at remarkable low These garments are now very popular, You must sce and examine them and you will judge yourself whether they are cheap or not. We would advise you to call early. At the prices we offer them they will not last long. Nebraska Glothing Gompan Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets, Omaha, - Al CoPvato 2 @fag(ood hbuse-ane who uses SAPOLIO. it is well said=FThe mouse is muzzled.in her house!Try itand keep your house clean+All grocers keep it SAPOLIO is the house-wife’s best friend. dirt and adds to the appearance of her house by keeping it clean. Don’t be foolish and try to clean house without SAPOLIO. Quick work can be done with SAPOLIO. Common soap and elbow service belong to the past generation. With it she conquers Be in fashion and use SAPOLIO. Wonderful Value ——1x [ARE TC CRDER QOVEROGATS, $20 and $25. Chinchilla Goods, Blue or Black colors, We boughtthe goods large- ly and low. Place orders early. Eest Workmanship. D ficolt g TAILOR WILLIMANTIC SPOOL For Sale by all SIX-CORD COTTON, Leading Dealers. 34 Union Square, New York City, Aug. 3ist, 1889, After a series of tests at our Elizabethport faclory, extending over a period of several months, we have decided to use the WILLIMANTIC SIX-CORD SPOOL COTTON, believing it to be the begt thread now in ‘the market, and strongly recommend it to all agents, purchasers and users of the Singer Machines. THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY. «YOST’ WRITING MACHINE, A Typewriter made to mest the molern want for a ma hine which prints directly from type, Uses no ribbon, aligns permanently at polut of printing. 18 Light, Compact, Dura and ina word, 1s pullt on sclentitic glillu\ the invention of G, W. N. Yost. the builder of both the ltemington and Caligiaph Machinos with Remington or Cailgraph key board as desired, A larae stock uf ssrond hand Typowritars. of Writer. tho facst iow prhld michiua ou the market, Prices Vo ould 56 plsased to recelve @ o you, whethier you want to p r not, and o will gladl. wnil the N oatotare. Bt Ty powitor Farat ture, Supplies, etc., ever brougit Lo this city, A. B. MEYER & CO., SHIPPERS AND DEALERS IN COAL, & COKHK 108 South 18th Street, Opp, Postoffice. Telephone 1490 OHEHA HE“%»ALQSUEG!B&) N .L‘ LT XIS, . ¥, Gon, urna DoocE :la om HA,llEI. FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL CHRCHIG and SURGICAL DISEASES BELACKS, APPLIANGES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES. 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