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12 TTTE OMAHA DATTjT 13 E E: SATURDAY, SEPTTniTCH 1, 1900. TIM ORJISBY TELLS OF FIGHT Local Sports Go Against a Game and Also Go Broke. THOUGHT 1 HEY HAD A SURE THING rUr I'rlr right I'ullrd OfT In n (n loon In Willed UimiIiI-IIp ln trotin itt the It Ink llrup Their Hull. There are flvo bogus prizefighters locked up in the city Jail and the poUrc give it out that there they will remain until they agree to eoncede Omaha tho advantage of their absence. Their graft is ostensibly to give Bparrlng exhibitions In saloons ami then take up collections, but Chief Don ahuo has it from uovoral towns wherein they have operated recently that sparring is but a cloak to rover moro culpable prac tices. They gavo the names of Louis Freedman, J. 11. Oorman, John Daugherty, K. C. Oakley und James Graham. This much Information concerning tho quintet was imparted yesterday by tho desk sergeant, who said It was all ho knew about them, hut observo how tho story unfolds tinder tho magic touch of Tim Orrasby, steward of the Jail mess and rep ortorlal understudy. Tim will bo remem bered as the young man who told tho story earlier In tho week about tho boys stealing watermelons. "The night shift gets the Up that some handy boys from nowhere in partlrular would give n threo-round go at Chris Wlrth'n wet goods shop," ho began. "1 hears about It, so I drops around to seo tho fun. Well, 1 finds a lot o" talent fro- i tho smelter and some railroad uradcrs there, and over In n wlno room porno blokes Is rubbln' down n big lumpy guy which they Mys is Daugherty. Say, ho looks fierce, like he could lick his weight In wild cats. In another wlno room Is another bunch of 'em hclpln' a consumptive geezer pull on a pair o' rink trunks. This, they says, is Oorman. Oorman an' Daugherty was in for n three-round go. "Well, sir, It's like matchln' Jeffries ngalnst a cripple. Anybody with lamps hct straight can seo that the consumptive one In tho pink trunks ain't a two-spot In the deck, but I keeps my face closed. It's nono o' my funeral. .Hri'tlmi .Men M'rrr Knny. "It's nbout 10 o'clock nnd the saloon Iteops on flllln' up. A lot o' noisy ones from tho section lines up nlong the bar nnd mops In scut tWa o' beer, and another batch ntnnds around on the saw dust smokln' hay fever torches and bettln' all kinds of talk on tho comln' mill. Say, they'so tough. You couldn't dent 'cm with an ax. "I listens to their guff and pretty soon I begins to got next. I notices three fel lers flashtn' rolls o' tho lone green nnd offerin' to bet on tho consumptive slugger In pink. 1 walks up to u mirror and winks at myself. Say, but that was raw. And did tho easy ones from tho smelter nnd tho section blto? Suro! They couldn't n wallow the bait fast enough. Why, it was like sollln' gold bricks to Jaspers. You hco tho dupes thinks the throe wise ones has got a package on and don't know thelr lines, so they goes against what they thinks Is a dead suro thing. "Well, after nbout twenty of 'em had fed their big Iron Inules Into tho gamo and tho cappers hnd everything nailed down somebody called tlmo nnd tho two stars in tho altogether steps Into the ring. Well, sir, It was pitiful, llesldn o' Daugherty with tho lumpy nrme Oorman looks like ono o" them clgnrotte ehlldren and you could almost seo the beetle flush and hear tho health resort cough. Of course It Is n hippodrome. Daugherty lays down on bis Job from tho word go and lets tho patient in pink trunks uppercut lilm unmercifully. Flnnlly, lu tho third, Daugherty gets tt farco comedy hook In the Jaw nnd falls, rollln' his wyes. The timekeeper counts ten, but tho big ono lays dead. "Fight goes to Oorman," yells the reforeo. "Right horr, pard. Is where tho real show comes in. Ye never heard such a roar as was lot out by them suckers what bet on tho surethlng. They wanted to wado In nnd llulsh Daugherty an' put tho wholo push off guard, but hero the pollco appears, like tho horo in tho ten-twent-thlrt dere's a few pinches an' tho Hurt's off. "That's how the five sluggers came to be In tho booby hatch." Knt Sold In I'lirln. If you are going to the World's fair nt Tnrls this year you should by all means take with you n bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera nnd Dinhhhoca remedy. It Is not sold in l'nrls and is almost ccrtnln to bo needed on the trip. After you have railed In n French physician ami paid him for his services and paid for tho medicine lio prescribes you will reallzo how much a little bottlo of this remedy Is worth when you are 3,000 miles or moro from home nnd nmong strangers. ItnilDCIUI 1IIT1SS ON SHI'T. 10, Vln ClilcHK", Mllmiukee A Nt, I'nul It II 1 1 ITU) , On September 10 nnd 20 tho Chicago, Mil waukce & St. Paul railway will sell round trip tlekots from Omaha to Chicago and roturn J14 75 Alllwaukoo nnd return 10 7G fit. Paul nnd return 12 C.' Minneapolis nnd return 12 05 Dubuque and return 12 10 Hplrlt Lake nnd return 8 30 Klgln, 111., nnd roturn 13 90 I.a Crosse, Wis., and return 13 25 Madison, Wis., nnd roturn 15 IS And to all points on their lines In Iowa, Illi nois, Wisconsin, Minnesota and the north ern nonlnsula of Michigan, nt ono fare, plus $2, for tho round trip. Minimum Belling rate $7, tickets limited to October 31. F. A. NASH, Oenernl Western Agent, 1501 Farnam St., Omaha. More Crenp Kirurnloii. September 1, 1900. Hcmnrkahle! The rason Is at Its height. Cool weather. Al titude, 3,400 feet. Healthful climate. Oood place to spend a vacation. HOT Sl'UINOS. South Dakota. Tho trip is easily mndo via the Fremont. Klkhorn & Missouri Valley railroad. Satur day excursions September 1, S, 15, 22, 29. Limit, October 31. 1900. Saturday nnd Tuesday excursions on salo nt nil points on "North-Western Line, Kloux City, Missouri Valley, Omaha and west thereof In Nebraska. Tuosday excursions, September 1 and 18. also on salo at points on "North-Western Line" and connections east of tho Missouri river. Rato Ono fare, plus 2, for round trip. Limit, Octohor 31, 1900. Dates sale September 1, 1, 8, 15, 18, 29. For pamphlets telling all about hotels, scenery, climate nnd cures, call on any ngent North-Western Line. (null I'lalitnu, Spirit Lake, OkoboJI, LaVa Washington, ,Wnseca, Eaglti Lake, River Falls, Solon Eprlnxa, Rico Lake, Uayllold, Ashland, Oog rblc, Watcrsmrnt and numerous lakes near 61. Taul and Minneapolis They ire all good tinning; places and are quickly and comfortably reached by the Northwestern Lino, Cheap rate nscuntons Auguat 21 nnd Sep tember 7-21. Limit, October 31. 1900. City ticket ofMcp, 1401 and 1103 Farnun street. SAY GOODBYE TO MRS. ford Mrnihrrn of Ilic Vomnn' t lull Tender Her n I'll ren ell Hereitlin nt I'lrM riiiiKregntliinnl Church, Tho parlors of the First Congregational church were filled with members and fncn.ls of tho Woman's club Thursday evening-, gathered for the farewell reception In honor of Mrs. Frances M. Ford, who leaves Omaha noxt week to mnko her homo In Philadel phia. Palms and cut flowers decorated the lecturo room, where the former presidents nnd present ottlecrs of the club received. Tho party consisted of: Mcsdames Tlldeh, Harford. Towno, Smith, Penfold, HcrrliiR. Stoutenborough, Ford and Miss Kennedy. In the refreshment room Mrs. Horace Hurt nnd Miss Jessie Millard served Ices. They were nsilsled by Misses Dumont. Hat-, ford. Stone, Alexander, Ilalrd and Hennett. During tho evening Mrs. F. Heller made tho farewell address, In which she spoke tho regrot of the club at losing u member who hnd not only organized the club, but had been nt all times nn Indefatigable worker In Its Interest. Sho particularly empha sized Mrs. Ford's energy and social con science, the Influence and results of which will ever remain with the organization. Mrs. Ford responded, thanking the women In a few simple, well chosen words. During tho ovenlng sho was presented with a Inrge hunch of red roses, sent as a farewell token of esteem by the Frances M. Ford club of Stromsburg, Neb. A ( It AND OA I, A SAI.Ii hATI'ltDA V. The Hcnre, 7ft I .". Itmiicln SI. A clcan-up in Indies' oxfords $1. 50, $2.50 oxfords salo prlco 18c. Ladles' oxfords values up to $5.00 sate price $US. Ladles' shoes Foster's complete lines also sample lines for fall season, 1900 sale price $2.09. Lndles' shoes, broken lines 39c, 59c, 10c worth tip to J 1.50. Entire stock of men's shoes at less thnn half price. Winding up business In Omaha. THC HOWE, 1515 Douglas Street. 1515. MILKMEN OBSERVE THE LAW Toil of Nniiiilen Tnkeii from Wiikhhm of Dnlryinen Micnv Hint No I'rc Hcnitlltif Ik IIi'Iiik t'xed. "Slnco tho prosecution of tho milk deal ers who used formaldehydo not u single trace of any preservative hnd been found In bumplcs of milk tnken from tho products of dairies that supply tho local trade," said I.. K. Hutton, city milk Inspector. "Careful watch has been kept on several dealers who were under suspicion, but wo have mado many tests nnd found nothing wrong with their milk. "Tho mllK sold by creameries and dairies that are operated on a large scalo keeps longer thnn that of tho smnllcr deal er nnd Is sometimes under suspicion on that account. Most of tho cxtenslvo milk dealers pasteurize their milk by heating It to n temperature of about 140 degrees. This causc3 tho butter fat to unite with tho other substances nnd preserves the milk for nt least six hours longer than It will keep otherwise. Tho process does not Injure tno milk In tho least, but cream falls to rise freely on milk that has been Heated in this manner." That Throhhluic lleiianche. Would quickly leavo you If you used Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers havo proved their matchless mtrlt for sick and nervous headaches. They mnko puro blood and build up your health. Only 25c. Money back It not cured. Sold by Kulin & Co., druggists. I.nWe ManniTU. Yacht race Saturday afternoon at 2 p. in. Halloon assenslon Sunday at 7 p. m. Shrine l'ilKriinnKe. Tho Shrlners of Nebraska will go to Des Moines to nsslst in Instituting tho new tem ple, Za-On-Zig, nnd conferring tho order of tho Mystic Shrine on all petitioning un regenerates In that oasis, Tho special, consisting of a solid vesti bule train, including dining enr, accom panied by a brass band, will leave Omaha at 8 o'clock a. m., September 4, 1900, over tho Chicago & Northwestern railway. No one but Shrlners will be allowed on tho train. Tho special will arrive In Des Moines In tlmo for tho parnde. Entertainment has been provided for tho entire day and night. All Shrlners visiting tho Templo nt Des Moines must havo their traveling cards with them. Wear your fez. Train will stop at Council muffs and Missouri Valley, la. A special street car for the Union depot leaves South Omahn 5:10 a. m.i Wnlnut Hill, 0:15 n. in.; Hanscom park, west side, 5:20 a. m.j Farnam and Forty-first street, 5:30 a. in., nnd Twenty-fourth and Ames ave nue via Twenty-fourth ntrcet, nlso via Sherman avenue, at t :20 u. m.; change at Harney street. One rare Plnn .flU.OO. On September 10 and 20 tho Chicago, Mil waukee & St. Paul railway will soil tickets from Omaha to any point ou Its lines lu Iown, Minnesota, Illinois, Wisconsin nnd Peninsular Michigan at one fare plus $2 for tho round trip. Minimum selling rate, $7. City ticket ofTlce, 1501 Farnam street. F. A.' NASH. Oenernl Western Agent. I'm- Wertalne for the llnlr. The unrivalled hnlr tonic. Tho perfect dandruff cure. The only provcntlvo of baldness. For sale 1615 Douglas street, Omaha. TOE llMKi' No More Hot Weather? Don't you believe it! A whole month of the hottest kind of hot weather Is still to come. Escape It. Oo to Colorado or tho Iilack Hills Low rates via tho Ilurllngton. Information on request. Tlokat Ortlot, 1S02 Farnam St, Tel. 250. SURVEY IS THE NEXT MOVE Suburban Elcctrio Road Project to Bo Pushed Vigorously. COMMITTEES WILL MEET AGAIN MONDAY l'roiiiltlnn to llnlr I'niint.v Issue llmitlft I.II.Hj to He S u li m 1 1 ( (! to the Klector .Next .November. On Monday next a Joint meeting of com mittees from the Elk City Improvement club, tho Omaha Commercial club and the county commissioners will be hnld nt the rooms of tho county commissioners In the court house for the purposu of arranging for preliminary surveys for tho proposed electric suburban roads. Somo definite plan of action will most likely be decided upon nt this meeting and plans for sub mitting a bond proposition to the peoplo lu November will b? made. Rough estimates place tho cost of build ing u road through the country at from $15,000 to $20,000 a mile, exclusive of rlght-of-wuy privileges. At this rato It Is figured that bonds In the amount of $250, 000 will have to bo voted to nsslst enBtern capital to construct and operate the pro posed road. It Is understood that n majority of tho county commissioners nre opposed to the municipal ownership Idea on tho ground that the plan Is not fensiblo at this time. Tho suggestion that bonds be voted to assist in constructing tho road or roads and demanding n royalty from each pas senger and pounil of freight carried seems to meet with favor nmong tho commission ers. Severnl Itonte SiiKaeatcil, As was to bo expected, each county com missioner has Ideas of his own when It comes to laying out a route. Hoetor wants to ntnrt the line nt Forty-fourth and Q streets nnd follow tho West Paplo In n northwesterly direction to UennlngtoD, Elk City nnd Fremont, with n connecting line to Omaha coming In on West Dodge street. Another proposition is to follow tho Union Pacific right-of-way as nearly as possible, touching Elkhom, Valley and Fremont. This suggestion, howovcr. Is only made In case It Is decided to construct two lines, ono for the north and tho other for tho southern part of tho county. Commissioner Ostrom thinks that It would bo a good Idea to arrange the route so ns to tako In Forest Lawn cemetery nnd possibly Florence. H thinks that the travel to the cemetery would bo sufllclent to bring a large revenue Into tho coffers of tho company nnd tho county. A funeral train Is ono of tho suggestions of Mr. Ostrom, providing tho lino Is built so ns to reach tho cemetery. Commissioner Harto considers that ono Hue running ns near as posslblo through tho center of tho county will answer all purposes at the present time nnd glvo satisfaction to n greater number of peoplo than If either n northern or southern routo wero chosen. Ono feature, not so far considered, Is tho fact that a franchise must bo secured from tho city of Fremont nnd also from the commissioners of Dodgo county. On ac count of tho grcnt benefits to be derived It is thought that thero will be no opposi tion to tho project from those living In Dodgo county. A Moon for Mother! Formerly children cried when they had to tako medlclno, uow they cry for tho medicine CascaretB, tho family laxative. All drug gists, 10c, 25c, 50c. Summer Itnorla, For a book describing the cool, pleasant, healthful sumnwr resorts of Wisconsin, situ ated on th Use of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry., address or call on F. A. NASH, General Western Agent. 1504 Farnam ctreet, Omaha. S. Frank, 1305 Douglas St., says you havo no Idea how well I feel slnco using 2 bottles of Cramer's Kidney cure. My trouble was with mv kidneys. Can recommend It to all, Tako no other. Complain of Sweeper, Complaints have been nnde concerning the dust created bv tho Furnas surtloi, street cleaner which Is supposed to bo liMt- Gash Drug Gutters. Our store still remains the chief drug emporium of tho middle-west. "CHIEF." not because wo SAY so. but for the reason that our stock comprles at all times all of thi articles for which there la n demand In this section. Our service Is n skilled nnd adequate one our prices Invariably ns low ns nre made by ANYONE for nrtl clcs Identical in qunllty. WE Qt'OTE PRICES from tlmo to time, but wish our patrons to remember that wo always have the GOODS und THE PRICE. SOME SAMPLE CUTS. 10c package Illrtl Seed, wo sell ...4c $1.00 l'e-ru-nn. we sell "tc 25c Mennen's Talcum Powder, we sell. ...12c 25o Parker's Tar Soap, we sell 15c $1.00 CRAMER KIDNEY CURE, we sell 7e 25c Totlow's Hwandown, we sell Ifir llo 4 cakes Toilet Soap, we sell Be 4711 Whlto Rose Soap, we sell l!c Kirk's Juvenile Soap, I'ge cake, we sell,.l"c 25c Davis' Ileiulacho Powders, wo sell. ,20c Wto Mnlted Milk Lunch Tablets, wo sell 4'c Qt -bottle Fine Port, Sherry or Claret. .5V OV Society Ilyglenbiue Hoap, we scll....S!fO Oood Atomizer, we sell We Swiss and Eagle Condensed Milk 15o Write for Catalogue. Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go COR. 16TII AND DODGE, OMAHA. Laboratory and Wnrehouse rear 1st, 2nd nnd 3rd floors 1513 Dodgo street. Durllngton station, 1 0th and Mason Sts, Tel. 128. i i ton smsm i les. To allay me cli.it It !s n. espar to turn tho oxliau,t st -am from the l tier Ittln lllii ,u .1. rA M .. , , . m "nil ,,- nil r Ctrl',,, r. u . I thli Is cloim the steam plpei ri. ? tt.i I , tho machine Mh tn lie clean, d ,H kit nnco every twelve hout.i T.. .n di I. 1 expense the swe-per Is belnK ..p r.i'. 1 without any attempt to .lisp.., c.r th dust. llnii'l I'oruet the tllu Pnlr. , The big state fair at Lincoln opc.is Sep tember .1, for a six days' run. ami every day will havo Uh special features and at- tractions. Don't miss the greatest s'ntc event of the year. All the old features which made the state fair famous years ago. have been retained, and many new carnival attractions have been secured. grand display of Nebraska's material resources will be made- and liberal premiums have been offered In every depnrfment. Re duced rates on all railroads. Omaha Tent and Awning C . ten's awn Inge, canvas goods, 11th Hnrnev Tel S33. The Next Excursion S P.'CTO VIA The Popular Route. S1D.00 to Denver and Hettirn. $10.00 to Colormlo Springs uiul Return. S10.00 to Pueblo und Uettirn. $.12.00 to Suit Luke and Return. Sept. 4 and (3, 1900. Return good until October 31, 1900, City Tiokot Office 1324 Farnnm Stroot. Tol. 310. Everybody Get Ready We refer especially to nur out-.-.f t"Wn friends. Crop were never better pie its- ef money In circulation prospects hrlghi ho now get ready to ecime to Omaha and spen.1 n few days with ti Ak-Sar-Urn w. eli We're going to have the greatest week h sport In the history ef Omnha. Cramer's Kidney Cure 750 Hood's Sarnaparllla i.'c Gent Catarrh Powder 3V ltlrney Catarrh Powder &"" Sure Death, for bugs "'r llcxtetter's Hitters "V 1'alne'n Celerv Coninound ", Carter's Liver Pills V- . Mennen's Talcum Powder liv ! S. 8 S "3'' i Wlno of Cardiil 7oe Plukhnm'H '.impound '3c Pyramid Pile Lure 4iv Unr Den o AJax Tablets 1'3 Scott's Lmulsbm T!e Hi-Can Hair Tonic 75 Duffy's Malt Whiskey Vc Peruna ti)C CUT PHICK DRUGGIST SCHAEFER 6. W. Cue. i'llli and C til. -nun. HAYDE! y IS ysj i Patent Shirt rAVaists, regular $1.00 quality, at 29c. All nl7.es ami all t lie uew colons. Every waist warranted per fect. Also a large assortment of blouses that sold up to $1.50 in this lot at 2S)c. Boys' suspenders at 10c ami toe. One lot of ladies' line muslin gowns that sold for ?l, nt 59c. Lndies' lisle vests in plain and fancy colors that sold for 25c, at Hie. Children's fast black hose, seamless and warranted fast coirs, worth 20c, on sale at 10c. Ladies' 50c fancy hose at 25c. Ladies' 50c silk vests, in plain and fancy colors, at 25c. THE SHAW KX IT HOSE AT 15c. All the new styles out, plain and fancy colors, that are sold everywhere at 25c and Hoc, every pair the Shawknit. on salt- at 15c. Men's 1.50 Shirts in all the new styles at 75c. 800 dozen men's line (iriffin brand shirts, in all the very latest styles. This is a chance to get the newest, patterns out for one half the regular price all these shirts are made from the very best French percale and madras, and were made to sell at 1.50, on sale at 75c. Men's 1.00 shirts at -19c. All the silk bosom and tine madras shirts that have been sell ill for $1.00 and !?1.25. will be sold for 40c. Men's 50c suspenders, w'lh leather and silk ends, at 25c. Men's 25c suspenders, all styles at 15c. Hoys' $1.00 and 1.50 shirts, iu all the new styles, at 49c. 5.000 Perfected Weeipe Books, 2e each. .1,000 lli-nin. cloth bound hooks, regular price 85c. special sale price 10c. "To Have and To Hold. 89c. ' 50c Initial stationery. 20. Funk & Wagnall's Dictionary, $5.9S. G HAND EMBKOIDERY SALE remnants embroideries. 2c. 8c, 5c, and 12ic. 50c Ladies' Belts, 5c. 50c Laces, 25c. Best quality corduroy velveteen binding. 2.1c. Belding Bros.' best sewing silk, lc. Grand ribbon sale Saturday night. HAYDEN now ao If these organs are in a perfectly healthy condition, you will experience no trouble in the discharge of the urine. If there exists an unhealthy condition of those organs, it can bo readily detected, and no time should be lost in taking steps to remove the cause which can be easily accomplished by taking a few doses of Cramer's Kidney and Liver Cure The greatest kidney and liver remedy of the 20th century. Hundreds of Omaha peoplo stand ready to attest to the won derful merits of this great remedy. All Druggists Sell It. $1.00 a bottle-Six bottles for $5.00 Cramer Chemical Company, ALBANY, N. Y. Must -Scotield's Be Sold Saturday L..k Choice 50c All of our best Shin Waists. In colors Satur day choice 60c. Choice of nil Corset Cov ers for 50c. Choice $1.00 White Waists that sold from $1 75 to $5.00 each, choice for $1.00. Fine Lawn Wrnnners. white nnd colored, best in our $1 00. house choice A few Grey Golf Skirts nt $5.50. Come earlj If you wnut n bargain such as can only bo had at the closo of the season. nKSCOFIELD yIcio(ra.suiTco. IStO DotmlnsSt RATS Seem to be very troublesome Just nt present, Judging from the numerous calls for rat poison. In looking for a reliable article, wo decided on Steam's Electric Paste. Trom the reports wo hear nbout It. It Is undoubtedly tho best rat exterminator on tho market. 25c per box cut price 20c. sold nv J. A, FULLER & CO. I'lillrternlli imtl Unuclni Mtreetn. P S- MAN' AW' A TICK UTS on sale at 30c -n saving of 10c on tho regular fare. CrOWn and Bridge work Teeth put In without plates bv utr per lert ruwnlng sistem, most beauttriil, sub Kt.intt.il and lasting Kully guaranteed Unlit Crowns (:"2k) $3w Hrldge Work, (per tooth) jj.icj Teeth denned it Tatt's Philadelphia Dental Rooms, inn DiMiaiuii st. J OrVOf'tL. u. CCHKS oil Clancy KidneycuraT l uiaeaRea. iirvou- ache, etc. At 1rue. 'I iflHtn. or br mall. "" " II. Prre book, ad vice, etc, of Dr. I). J. ICay, Soratoga, N. Y. The Mother's Friend I Mm OUT VOIR KIDNEYS? I. k N Item Voio)'s Wnl Ir! ii- Shirts mndo of nil wool medium vtiilit, plnUJ buck golfing 4 innttM'inl, woll Hindu, liLF. I of Htilcliing mound for Saturday Item Woman's Wulkhiyr Skirts of bent medium weight goll material. Jifteeu rown of Nn 7 Htitcbing around 1 lie bottom of Hkirt, qa nU L now back, perfect hanging, Saturday, pf.U Ifpm Wotuoii's Wnl king Skirts J'ho HCIII bust in America for the money a ntrictly tai Nn lor-mado skirt extra heavy plaid back, golf nU. 0 material, in oxford blue and brown, inverted plaid back, with twelve rows of tailor stitching around bottom, no better skirt in Omaha for less dnr aa than $10. 00 our Saturday price i."U HAYDEN: The biggest grape sale this season, will take place in our gro cery department to morrow. Large basket of fancy large and juicy home grown Concord grapes, worth 25c basket i 71 tomorrow A Grocery Specials Best Minnesota XXXX Superlative Flour, sack 95c Another shipment of 2,000 gallons pure Cider Vinegar from the country on sale tomorrow, per gal 19c Large California Lemons, per dozen 12c Large bottle French Mustard 8c New Sardines, per can 8jc Large sack White or Yellow Cornmeal 10c Large sacks Pure Graham Flour 17Ac Yeast Foam. German Yeast, etc., per package 8c Quart cans Golden Puinkin (5c Quart, cans Grated Pineapple Sc Bulk Laundry Starch, per pound 8c 2-pound cans Early June Peas 10c 2-pound cans String Beans 7ic Tall cans Blood Bed Salmon 124e Quart cans Pure Table Syrup Sc 8 bars White Russian or Diamond C soap 25c Fancy Pickles, in bottles, assorted kinds Tapioca, Bice, Sago. Pearl Barleyli Farina, etc., per pound. . 5c Butter and Cheese. 'Western Onus Creamory Mutter, lb .. 20c ' New York White Full Cream Cheese, Kino Elgin Creamery l"lie, lSc nnd 10c jior pounil 124e Dairy Uuttcr 12',ie. He and lflc , Everything fresh and new In thin depart- Fancy Full Cream Cheefe, per pound .. 10c went No imitation butter. No skimmed Yellow Ilcrlilmer County Cheese, per lb 12VsiC cheese. Read these prices on Meats. No. 1 Picnic Ilnms Sc llest Urand No. 1 llama UH" No. 1 Sugar Cured Ilacon .. lO'tc 1 English Lunch Sausage 10c 10-pound cans Ilest Lard , 83c Hoast lieef, per can 14c Large cans Veal Loaf ISc Pickled Trlpo . . ae Chipped Dried Heef llic LOWEST PRICES ON FRESH DRESSED Fancy Summor Sausago 13c SPRING CHICKENS, HAYDEN BROS. Closing every senso of tho word a salo of high character goods at great under value prices. Hundreds have tak Q en advantage of the woutlertuUy ui I 2jar iu prices aim mo eiegam large - . i must go, m if Bells' the biggest table salo day of all. A Wonderful Power of Low Prices. Vahics thftt will thrill tlio oi-onotnicnl with thole inonoy-Htiviii pntotioy. Prices to fit the Smallest Appropriation. Tables! Tables! Tables! Parlor Library i)en Bedroom Hall Tahorets & Pedestals A Table Opportunity Seldom Offered. Come Saturday Store open Saturday evening until 9 O'clock. Orchard & Wilhelm Carpet Co. Mlt-HI6-l(l8 Douglas Street. For Feminine Folks. Skirts for Saturday Three items of interest t li ut should bring big re- Cy turns, if you're for money saving tilings. nuw bnck, with nino rows tin; bottom, . $3.90 GR4PKPES of our great sain pie Table Sale It's been tho talk of tho town. It's in . , , i i , , stock of sample tables, during this sale and havo saved at least one third on their purchase. Muring the remaining closing tlnys of this .much talked about salt, wo propone Ito dispose of every table, as wo must have tho room for fall goods. The remaining lot of these sample tables and Saturday will be the it.