THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: BrXDAT, MAT 20, 11)01.
Since the
Discovery that
Dandruff is a
Germ Disease
The old fogy hnir tonics, hair
restoratives and the like have
had to take a back seat, for the
simple reason that none of them
was baaed on the scientific basis
o
Destroying
the Dandruff
Germ.
The
Only
Preparation Made
To and That
Actually Does
Kill the Dandruff
Germ is
Newbro's
Herpicide
Allays Itching Instantly.
Stops falling Hair.
Makes Hair Sojt as Silk,
Delightful as a Hair Dressing,
entirely Free of Grease.
One bottle one dollar will
convince yon of Herpicide's sn
perior merits over all other hair
preparations. It, kills the dand
ruff germ. Without dandruff
hair must grow luxuriantly
If you will wash the scalp with Horplcldo
Ronp beforo applying tho Hcrplcldo (liquid)
It will greatly facllltnto the cure.
5c 5c
ICE CREAM
5c
SODA
at
W. J, Shrader's
Drug Store
24th and Seward Streets.
The. beat In tho city a 10c glass for 5c
We sell Ico Cream, Shcrbert'a Wnlor Icon
In all flavors. Ico Cream, pint, 20c
quart, S5c. Lcavo your orders or tele
phono 1755. Wo deliver all orders promptly,
Remember Shrader, on Seward Street, tho
Cut 1'rlco DruRlst ou nil Drugs aud Patent
Mcdlcluca.
Inexpensive
Offices
THERE ARE NO DAIUC On
UNDESIRABLE ROOMS IN
THE BEE BUILDING. YOU
FAY ACCORDINQ TO THEIR
SIZE. THERE ARE A FEW
VERT NICE OFFICES WHICH
RENT ffOR ONLY 110.00 A
MONTH. THIS INCLUDES
LIGHT, WATER, HEAT, JAN.
JTOR SERVICE AND ALL
THE CONVENIENCES OP
THE. BEST BU1LDINO IN
TOWN
The Bee Building
R. C. Petcrs& Co.,
Rental K enls. ?i$idd,oor
ATTACK ON SUPREME COURT
Lfcwjtri Uea Strong Language and Aro
Oitid to Apptar for Contempt-
WOMEN ACCUSE MAN OF WORKING SWINDLE
olunrl i Iiiiiiiiikoii' of HoeU ftnplil
Aiiiiiiniici'N lllmelf tin t nndlilntu
for 1.1 ii I n ii it it t (lot eriior ltlvir
I. mill C'nf Settled.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DES MOINES, May 25. (Special.)
Thcro whs an Interesting scene In the su
premo court of lown today when that body
took up what purported to bo a motion for
rehearing In n caeo from Hardin county
Tho printed pamphlet consisted of four
pages. Tho title of tho case was given-
Mary J. Jamison against John Jamison, ap
pellantbut thcro was nothing to Indicate
where tho caso was from, who tho Judge
was that tried It nor anything to show
tho naturo of the case or to Indicate what
tho complaint of tho appellant was. Tho
ntlro pamphlet was a vicious denunciation
of tho court, in pollto language, but so
manifestly tho work of attorneys Inspired
by tago rather than reason that It was
considered ridiculous.
Tho nttorncya Intimated that "country
lawyers" could not get Justice boforo the
uprcmo court, that" unless a lawyer sc
onced to a certain class It was useless to
como before tho court, declared that '.ho
court had rendered Its decision In the caso
without reading the argument nt referring
o tho citations, etc. On the whole It was
such nit attack on tho court as could not
bo Ignored. The attorneys whoso names
wero signed, to tho pamphlet are J. II.
Scales of Ackloy and John Jamison of Ocl-
wclu. Tho court Issued an order citing
them to appear before tho court May 28
and show cause why they should not bo
ommltted for contempt.
Court Drclftlon.
Following nro tho dcclilons announced by
tho court today;
L. E. Lllllo nunlnst Brotherhood of Rail
way Trainmen, niinollnnt: Boono county.
Judge Weaver; Insurance caxe. Affirmed.
a. uurner nsnnmt Mutual Flro insurance
company, appellant; Bremer county, Judge
uiyuc; insurance policy. Alarmed,
Mccormick Ilnrvestlnir Machine company
nguliiRt John Ockersteln, appellant; Sac
county, Judge Church; suit over refusal to
accept threshing machine. Reversed.
.loan Mel rain aim list runners' mutual
Ilnll Insurance association, appellant;
Wright county, Judge Wrnver. Reversed.
Mary Dnltou, appellant, against Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific railroad; I.oiiIs.l
county, Judge Wlthrowj damage caBe. Re
versed.
William Miner, nnncllant. nsnlnst It. C.
Gray; Polk county, Judge Holmes; uctlon
on note. Affirmed.
(. rentier tt Wllhlte acnlnst .TnhiiHnn Urn .
appellant ; Carroll county, Judge Church;
commission on land sale. Ail'.rmcft.
Arctiard of SnlmllliiMT.
Roland M. Richmond, who claims to hall
from Omaha, Is under arrest here ou In
formation filed by Miss Mabel Sutloy, who
accuses blm of trying to defraud her. She
had answered an advertisement In which
ho offered to procure, positions with a
theatrical company at tho I'an-Amerlcan
exposition at Buffalo. Sho went to the
lepot with him and sho alleges that In
stead of buying hor a ticket ho undertook
to get on tho train nnd go away with $32
of her money In his possession. Then she
caught him and held him until an officer
come and arrested him. After ho was
arrested ho toro up a Icttor which pur
ported to bo an unlimited letter of credit
by tho Omaha Book and Credit company.
Miss Ilesslo Negus afterwards admitted
that sho was about to closo a deal to go
to Buffalo for Richmond. Sho had $150. It
Is claimed that Richmond recently had
offices In Sioux City and secured two
watches from two girls who planned to go
to Buffalo for him, ,nnd It is said he
worked tho sarao scheme in Omaha. Ho
protests Innocence.
For I.lcutettnnt Governor.
Colonel J. K. P. Thompson of Rock
Rapids today formally announced himself
nn active candldato for lieutenant governor.
Ho Is an old soldlor, was at ono time de
partment commandor of tho Grand Army of
tlia Republic of lown, has been conspicuous
In politics In northwostcrn Iowa, and Is
prepared to mako an aggrcsslvo campaign.
Thcro nro threo other candidates for the
place; Dave Brandt of Clinton, W. H.
Klommo of Wlnneshelk county and Senator
Pcnroso of Tama county. Thompson spent
last winter In California on account of 111
health.
Hlver Land Settlement.
During tho past few weeks residents of
Webster county, In aud uear Fort Dodge,
have received largo sums of money on ac
count of tho settlement by the government
of tho old Des Molnea river land cases,
which wero In tho Iowa courts for more
than a quarter of n century nnd then occu
pied the tlmo of congress for somo years
Tho catcs grew out of conflicting claims
for land. Tho United States government
was, lu fact, nt fault and patented tho
lands to settlers aftor they had been given
to a corporation. Thon congress passed an
act providing for settlement of the claims
against tho government and a commission
was appointed to pass upon tho claims
Last week fifty-threo of tho original claim
ants or their heirs received notice from
the commission that their claims had been
adjusted. Tho total amount awarded In
this bunch Is over $60,000. Not nil of tho
claims havo as yet been passed on. but
will bo during tho present year, and tho
last of tho famous Des Moines river land
claims will havo been disposed of.
lown SnflrnKlsta Meet.
A meeting of' the cxccutlvo committee of
tho lown Stato Equal Suffrage, association
was held hero today to mako preparations
for tho pllgrlmago of the Iowa delegates
to tho national association meeting In
Minneapolis. Ono purposo of holding tho
meeting was to arrange for raising tho
amount of money pledged by the state for
tho nntlonal work. Iowa Ima seventeen
votes In tho national convention: but Mrs
Beldcn, state president, reports that the
membership of clubs and associations Is
Increasing so fast that nearly 1,000 mem
bora have been ndded slnco the apportion
ment was made, and possibly Iowa will
be accorded a larger representation.
Mexican Veteran Ulea.
Ono of tho few veterans of the Mexican
war In Iowa died yesterda'y at his home In
Albion, Marshall county. This was Rev.
Job Brovn, 73 years old, a natlvo of New
York, but member of an Illinois regiment
In tho Moxlcnn war. Ho lived at the Iowa
Soldiers' homo for several years.
ARCHBISHOP KEANE HOME
Return from Continuation Tour of
Stnle, HnvliiK VUlteil
Thirty 1'urUliei,
DUBUQUE, la., May 23. (Special.)
Archbishop Keano has returned from
confirmation tour of tho diocese. He
started a few days after the pallium wob
conferred, and during bis four weeks' ab
sonco ho visited thirty parishes, confirming
a largo class In each. Ho also dedicated
two new churches. Ho Is In excellent health
and early In Juno will leave for Ireland
to lay the cornerstone of a new church
In the city of bis birth.
limn 'Woodmen Plcntr.
ESTHERVILLE, Ia May 25. (Special.
Preparation. ro being mado by the local
. . a. . . . . . . I.,
looge oi .Modern woodmen oi America una
cltlzons for tho picnic to be held hero Juno
18 by tho Northwestern I'lcnlc association
of Modern Woodmen of America. Senator
Dollher and W. J. Bryan have already been
engaged as the speakers of the day and
have assured tho management they will of
bo here. A vaudeville and a game of ball
aro features on tho program. Fifteen bands
from the neighboring towns will furnish
music. Tho association embraces north
western Iowa, southern Minnesota and
eastern South Dakota.
STATE INSURANCE REPORT
'Ire Illuk Written In I own
cnr .Not So (Iront nn In
18011.
I.nst
(From a Stuff Correspondent.)
DES MOINES, May 23. (Special.) The
annual report of State Auditor Frank F.
Mcrrlam In relation to fire Insurance busl
ncss in Iowa during tno year luuo nas just
come from the state printer and is being
Istrlbutod. The report gives In detail the
reports of all the companies authorized to U
o uusincis in mo state, and statistical
.noies snowing me progress oi mo dusi-
ncss. me report snows mai, in general,
the tire Insuranco business r.as not as good
In 1900 as In 1800. but that It was better
than any othor previous year. The high-
water mark of 181)9 was not touched, ex-
opt in n few Items. Tho total of risks
..nil U.t t llHi a,.1 ,.,..1 ... t I I
"tlHCIl U UIU Jill III, BlUCrt HUM IIUIIUUI tUlil"!
panles In 1000 was less thnn In tho previous
year, but tho losses paid also much less,
Tho following table shows tho business
for ten years;
Year. Risks written.
Iti91 $2S7.fi27.04S t 11.741,471 10
183-' 233.233.M2 00 1.731.312 39
1S93 254.900.Gt;2 00 2.201. MS 23
1MV. "m Sill KV tt 1 7"rt II
ISM !. 233.S3l.394 en 1.761. 402 IS
Jf 9T 2W,ib7,i7 W J.viw (
X!, innifliirtq! kk v.'
lSuO) 286,572,608 2 1,977,12.1 49
The figures In regard to state and county
mutual assessment associations, which are
organized under a different law nnd nro
purely mutual, show that tho amount of
risks written last year was $80,133,011;
tho risks written the year before $83,823,69$,
and the risks written lu 1898, $59, 501,863.73
Tho losses pnld last year aggregated $524,
817.31, against $509,562.S!) the year before,
and $449,617.10 two years ago. The amount
of risks In force In this kind of companies
Is $294,7S5,79S
Tho number of Insurance companies
transacting other than lifo Insuranco busl-
ncsa in Iowa Is as follows;
I-Ire Insurance eomnnntes KX) I
riueniy uiHuranre j
i-.mpioyerK nauiiliy insurance t,
Mall insurance : '.'"'.YYV"Y.'. 3
Steam boiler Insurance 1
Accident Insuranco 3
Burglary Insurance 3
rho 130 flro companies mcntlouod In tho
table, may be classified as follows: Iowa
Joint stock companies, 9; Iowa mutuals, 8;
non-Iowa Joint stock companies, 76; non
Iowa, mutuals, 1; United States branches
foreign companies, .15. Besldos the com
pnnles given In tho table thcro are prgan
lzed lu Iowa under the code of county mu
tuals, 156; stato mutuals, 13; tornado com
panies, 3, nnd hall companies, I. Thero were
ono company aud six associations admitted
last year
Tho fees from Insurance companies re
ceived In 1900 by the Insurance department
nnd turned over to tho state amounted to
$45,679.25. In ten years the companies havo
paid a total of $360,058.90 in fees. Last
year they paid taxes to tho amount of $185,
092.77.
The detailed report shows that the Iowa
companies, stock and mutual, received last OMAHA, May Sfi.-OHIclnl record of turn
year In premiums $2,095,607.71, and paid pcrature nnd iireirfpltatlou compared with
losses aggregating $725,922.33. the per cent l.sc.orrcs,ond,nB d"y ot tho luat threu
of losses paid to premiums received being ' 1901. 1900. 1S90. 159'.
33, Maximum temperature.... IV) 79 77 S7
Tho non-lowa companies received $2,647.-
45.28 nnd paid out In losses $1,262,007.72,
tho per cent of losses to premiums being
43,3,
Tho
'ho companies' other than lire received
,.. ' , ., ...
3,242.71. nnd paid out in Iobscb $102,-
$193
710.16. belnit 53.1 ner cent.
Elovun of tho eighteen flro insurance
companies doing buslneis lu lown and hav-
lnir hinriminrtnrH In lown are located In
Des Moines. Two that aro oldest wero
esmniiHiieu in 100,1. 1 nu uinem 111 town is
nt Keokuk and was established In 1855.
Ono at Cedar Rapids was established In
I860.
MAPLE VALLEY TOURNAMENT
Firemen' .oclntlon to Meet
nt
Carroll anil KuKnife In Con
tents for I'rUe.
CARROLL, la., May 25. (Special.) Ar
rangements for tho meeting of tho sixth
annual tournament of the Maple Valley
Firemen's association at Carroll June 19
and 20 aro completed and the two Carroll
companies expect a largo crowd. Thcro Is
an excellent track In Carroll and tho rail
roads havo given reduced rates for tho
occasion. Teams from Carroll, midden,
Scranton, Jefferson, Grand Junction, Ogdcn,
Perry, Coon Rapids, Templcton, Manning,
Audubon, Harlan, Dcnlson, Dunlp.p, Logan,
Missouri Valley, Onawa, Mapleton, Dan-
bury, Battle Creek, Ida Grove, Odebolt,
Schleswlg, Wall Lake, Breda, Lako City,
Sac City, Schallcr, Early, Galva, Holsteln,
Correctlonvllle and Arcadia will partici
pate. Six hundred dollars In purses has
been deposited.
FIGHT IN SALOON LICENSES
Minister nt Atlantic Put l Oppo-
ttlon to (Srimtlnir of
Petition.
ATLANTIC, la., M"a725.-(Speclal.)-A Ie-
tltlon for saloons was filed with the county
auditor this week, showing n majority of 133
voters In favor of saloons with 742 names on
the petition. The antl-saloon people havo got-
ten out a remonstrance and aro circulating
lt In an endeavor to sccuro enough who
havo signed tho petition to also sign tho
remonstrance, to reduce the majority to a
minority. Tho day after tho petition wu
statement in tho local papers to tho effect
that they would endeavor to secure tho pub
lication ot the names. It Is understood they
are still anticipating such a move. Thero
Is considerable talk of boycotting tboje who
do and thoso who do uot sign the saloon
petition.
7TT
RfinY S FOUND IN THE WEI L
Supiinaetl KlilnnpliiK of Cedur I'nll
You iik Man I Explained li-
the Discovery.
CEDAR. FALLS, la., May 23, (Spcclal.)-
The body of tho son of James Murphy of
tho farm. Tho disappearance of tho young
man several weeks ago caused a sensntlon
In tho neighborhood. It was supposod at
tho tlmo that ho had been kidnaped. The
father thought he could recall a cry for
help from tho young man about the tlmo
ho loft tho houso for tho barn and ho also
remembered tho passing of a buggy con
taining two straugo men.
a w n v.1 I .o 1 1 mr t I2ila Vlnlllnir.
BKWARD, Ncb May 23.-(Speclal.)-
Fifty members of tho Trtbo of Ren Hur
went to York Friday night, where they wero
given a reception by the lodgo of that
place.
Crilnr Fall llrlt'k Comiinny Sold,
CEDAR FALLS, la., May 25. (Special )
H, S. flllkey, assignee of the Cedar Falls
Urlck and Ttlc company, yesterday sold tho
t 1 ..-..1-1.1 r .1 I - ... . .. I
piani io i nuns, iihuicu. uuuui.icr ui .
Waterloo for $8,000, The punhnscrs have 1 1
bought twenty-three acres of clay land ad- 1
Joining and will continue tho operation of
the .plant. The amount received will gtvo
tne stocKimiders about one-nan tne amount
their original Investment
Council llluffn Winn liy .In nip.
ATLANTIC, la., May 25. (Special Tele
gram.) The Atlantic nnd Council Bluffs
High schools held a field meet at the fair
grounds hero this afternoon, resulting In
a close victory for Council lllufls by a
score of 71 to 61. There was n Ho at 63
points until the last event, the high Jump.
The local team was surprised at Its ability
to hold down tho visitors to so close n
score. Fair records wero made. Tho young
ladles of the High school gave the visitors
a reception at tho Elks' hall this evening.
-Meet .Next In Council IIIuITn
SIOUX CITY, la., May 25. Tho lown grand
council of tho United Commercial Travelers
,n,i9V .ipnidci to meet next June at Colin
cli nun. ti10 following officers were
piPiP,i. r.rand councillor. J. F. Hclwlg.
- ouncll Bluffs; grand secretary, 1). E, Mor-
riSOn. Sioux Cltv: grand treasurer. C. N.
tli - nut - Dps Moines: Brand conductor. A. E
jjiay. Council Bluffs
Aliened llnrnrs Cutter Ai'iniltteil
BEATRICE, Neb., May (Special.)
The case of Herbert Stotts against Michael
Murry, Jr , nnd Ollle Saner for destruction
nt nennnM v (L'ci a H Af til Oil I h I Itinrill M if in !
w I'lvpnij " n
Justlco Inman's court, tho Jury rendering
a verdict of not guilty. Tne offense was
cutting harness, and me damago done 13
said to bo $2.
Atlantic rirciiii'ii'i Tntirtinment.
ATLANTIC. Ia., May 23. -(Special.) Tho
Attnnfli. nrn ilaunrtttipnt will nlvn n tntirnn
U,J t "-- T" ' "i.Mv.1 ...
Including two prizes of $73 each for heso
races. The territory Included In tho Invl
tntlon will ho all of southwestern lown
Thcro will be no regular celebration here.
Four t.'oiintli'n tor Ciininilnn,
SIOUX CITY, la., May 23. Republican
conventions were hold In four counties of
the Eleventh district today Buenn Vlsto,
Plymouth, Ida and Dickinson. All four In
structed their delegations to the stato con
vention to vote for Albert 13. Cummins for
governor.
Atlantic Tciielii-rfi Elected.
ATLANTIC, la.. May 23. (Special.) At
n speclnl meeting of tho school board
Thursday afternoon, leathers wero elected,
prof. C. M. Colo, who has been supcrln-
tendent for tho na&t year, was elected for
three vcars.
llonvy Itiiln nt Wnllncc
WALLACE, Neb., May 23.-(Speclal.)
Early Wednesday morning rain beenn fall-
nKl nftCr a long siege of dry weather, nnd
as yet there Is no Indication of clearing
up. One drawback, however, Is the cold
ncss.
SAYS MERCURY WILL MOVE UP
Wentlier Koreenter Predict Wnriner
Wcntlicr for .'NcliriiNkn 'I'oclnj,
ii n (I .No Cloud.
WASHINGTON, May 23. Forecast;
For Nebraska and South IXikotn Fair
nnd warmer Sunday; Mondny fair; variable
winds, mostly southerly.
For Iowa Fair and warmer Sunday: Mon
day fair; light varlahlo winds, mostly
northerly.
For Colorado Fair Sunday and Monday;
warmer In eastern portion; vnrlablo winds.
I.ocnl Record.
rtimwi? rii? Tin.- WLMTirpn TiiTrn.' Ml
mp,ViV tnmneniVnrc r.f ?J a
Precipitation 00 .00 .03 (0
Record of temperature nnd precipitation
nt Omaha for this day and since March 1:
0,r,m,"' 'T.'.VTi'.V1 w
Deficiency for tho day
Total cxcosh slnre March. 1.
(H
14
200
... .15 Inch
. .. .13 Inch
R 10 Inches
2.93 Inches
Normal precipitation
LV.." . LLi'1!. 111 1
netlclenoy since March 1
I'ixcesa tor cor. neriod. luuu.
.31 inch
Deficiency for cor. period, 1899
. ...2.U) Inch
WELSH.
Local Forecast Olllclal.
Do You Use One? .
If you do we would like to have you
come to our store and see how much
wo enn save you on supplies. Our
Htock Is most complete every known
reliable, cumera all tho different de
veloping and toning baths trays
printing frames mounts, etc. Wo de
velop nnd print at rpusonable'iirices.
THE If. J. PEN FOLD CO.,
Amateur Photographic Supplies.
1IOS Knrnam St. OMAHA.
0v. I'nxtnn Hotel.
Satisfaction
to tllC ip''t Mill to tllO givei'
js nx'DOrioilced ill WHYS wllOIl i llO
,
arilCH) COlIU'H I null MllHt'y .
,j js slitiKfiefl bt't'lUISC lie
xnl- onLl ,n in-" UHiu,Bt ul-
UnoWH llO llilS (lie UOHl, iUHl l IlO
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VC'CC'lVCl' IS Satisfied WllOIl llO HCOS
t iw. V A M W f !fiP Mil V nn tliohnv
Are you interested in a gradua
tion or wedding gift? Jf so, see
HENRY COPLEY.
215 SOUTH 10TII ST.. PAXTOX BLOCK.
BneMni Wnteh Examiner Tl. & M. Ry.
rhT.fW.ic T inspector o. & a. l. Ry.. o.
You'll Hunt a Long Tima
1Jofuri, flud tho cqim, ()f 0r I1101,.fl
$;i.riO imtont k'HtliiT oxfonls-Hvery day
tho nii'ii Hint M'o thorn toll us thoy nro
tho Rrontest vnluo in Oinnliu Tlmt'H lie-
cniiso thoy nro tlio roul Drcxol vnluo
Patent onlf, KushIii cnlf, volour enlf nnd
box cnlf, with the wlilo oxtonslon rope
stlteliotl solo tho newest thliiR nn ox
net (lupllcnto of tho Htyh-s lu tho higher
nrlocd shoos Wo want you to oo the
patent leather oxfonls-lhe shoo that
will bo worn tho most Hub suinnici'.
Drexel Shoe Co.,
CAlHlutcue Sent Free fur the AaUlns.
Omaliu'a Up-to-dntf .Slim- lluusa.
1418 FAUXAH HTRUUT.
MONDAY...
CONTINENTAL
CLOTHING COMPANY
IiWPLE
ILENT
PEEDY
Sold on Weekly or
Monthly Payments
Old Machines
Taken in Exchange.
Free Instructions in Plain
and Fancy Stitching
Monday nnd Tuesday of this woek wo
will offer special barRalna In SECOND
HAND MACHINES all guaranteed for ono
year.
Worth. Now.
Two SlURcrs J25.00 $10.00
Two Whites 23.00 10.00
Five Slngcra 15.00 3.00
Threo Households 15.00 2.00
One Now Homo .' 20.00 5.00
Ono Davis 12.00 3.00
Ono Davis 8.00 2,00
Wo havo FIFTY such bargains nnd they
will nil ro at prices from $1.00 to $10.00,
either for cash or on weekly or monthly
payments.
Monday nnd Tuesday we will also sell the
following LATEST IMPROVED GENUINE
SINGERS, with LATEST ATTACHMENTS
COMl'ELTE, nt much less than cost. Thoy
nro NEW, but tho woodwork has become
slightly mnrrcd:
Regular Speclnl
Price. Price.
3 Dressmakers $50.00 $18.00
2 n-drawer, box cover 60.00 20.00
2 5-drawer, box cover 60.00 23.00
3 5-drawcr, box cover 60,00 21.00
3 5-drawer, drop-head 60.00 23.00
3 5-drawer, drop-head 60.00 25.00
10 7-drawer, drop-head 65.00 25.00
Every one a great bargatn. Call early
and get first choice.
Old machines repaired by the moBt ox
port repairer nnd adjuster In tho west.
Latest Machines Rented 6o per week.
Needles and Parts for all machines made,
Tho above machines can bo exchanged on
now machines nt any tlmo within two
years for twice tho amount they cost you.
The Singer Mfg. Co.
1514 Douglas St.
We will continue our
great sacrifice sale of
$5.00,
$6.75,
$8.50
Men's Suits
500 beautifully Tailored Men's Suits
in the popular and stylish fabrics,
regular $10,00, $12,00 and $15.00 suit
values recently purchased by us at a
price to sell at $5,00, $6,75 and $8,50
Dang Them Flys
There Is nothing that bothers the Iioubo
wlfo. more than n lot of pesky flys and this
can nil bo avoided by using our good fly
screens Wo sell good screen doors from
08c up nnd tho good kind of adjustnblo
screen windows that fit any window.
Maybo you need a sprinkler Wo sell tho
big galvnnlzed ones from 38c up tho tin
ones for 12c Our lawn mowers aro tho
beat mado from $2.75 to $4,2, Lawn hose,
tho kind that Is guaranteed, for Sc, 10c nnd
12c n foot Don't let your meats and other
good things spoil when you can own u
Leonard Clennahlo Refrigerator, the best
refrigerator on the market Como In and
look It over.
A. C. Raymer
1514 Farnam St.
Balduff's Ice Cream-
Is tho real thing "Everybody knows this
It goes right to tho spot tho spot you
cannot locato In wordB, but you know Just
whoro It Is Tho bettor we mako Ico cream
tho moro customers wo have, and tho quan
tities wo sell show that our customers
know (i good thing when thoy tnsto It
Wo make a special prlco for picnics, re
ceptions, parties nnd hotels Then we put
up our Ico crca'm In thoso llttlo barrels
which aro so handy to carry keeps for
hours threo delicious flavors quart bar
rels 40c pint barrels 20c On your way
homo today drop In nnd take n barrel
with you,
W. S. Balduff,
1520 Farneai St.
Five Dollars In Gold
Ami twenty dollars duo bill. A drove
of turkeys and sheep havo 100 heads
and feet. How many nro thcro of
onohV For the Ilrst correct answer
received to tho abovo wo will pay ?."00
lu cold nnd a duo bill of ?''0.(X) to apply
on llrst payment on any piano lu our
store. For tho next live correct ans
wers wo will present a duo bill of
$10.00, to apply as part of flrst payment
ou any piano In our store,
A. HOSPE
Music and Art. 1513-1515 Douglas
We do nrtlitlo luniim.
i WANT IDEAS
In 8ummer Neckwear, such as Rat Wings, Flowing End Rows,
Narrow Four-ln-IIandt, Wash Goods Windsors, and Wlndnorottrs
wlll surprise you.
10th nnd Chlc:i(;o
Strocts.
Haberdashers to His Majesty, tho American CltUen. They mako shirts.
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