TITE OMATTA PATLY T?EEl TUESDAY. MATjrTT P, 1004.
10
SUMMERS HOLDS THE PAPERS
jn
MS
Trading
Stamps
Free
Trading
Stamps
Free
Children's
Slippers
Sale
Harch 19
Refuses to Give Up Eocnicen's Con'aioir.g
Valuob'e EviJenoa.
TUB) HK LI AM LIS ITOHK.
WOE
1
Saturday f f lltf
larch 19 1 Mv Jl 11
iH
DOES NOT DO WHAT HE SAID HE WOULD
E. RoxwaKr, from Whom Jnminfn
Secured nprri, Ylalta I.atter'e
Offlre In Vain Effort to Re
cover Ilia Property.
Special Events for Tuesday
Ladles'
Spring
Suits
at $8.98
Ladies' Smart Suits at $12.50
Made In latest novelty styles all thn new "1 Cat f
Ideas in Jackets and skirts very smartly trimmed laWsijv
at
, Ultra Fashionable New Suits
An elaborate now showing of hlplily fashionable suits the product of
the best designer of stylish apparel for women -the most charming
and attractive modes skirts with drop silk E.1f r ULAZ.
ipiy a. w ip-xt
lining, etc, etc.,
LACES AT 3c AND 5c YARD
Cluny, torchons and vala, insert
iuga, bands, etc., a fine variety,
at, a yard
An echo of the Into fcdernl Brand Jury'
sitting wni henrd In the n trice of I'nlted
State LIMrict Attorney Hummers Mnndiiy
rooming. Mr. K. Ronowater called on Mr.
Bummers for sonic papers nnd a short
colloquy, direct and to the point, ensued.
During the time tho grand Jury was In
session, Mr. Ilosrw-ntcr was served with
a subpoena Just on ho whs on the eve of
going to Washington, and a letter from
Bummers ramo with the subpoena. In the
letter Bummers Called attention to an ar
ticle that had been published In The Pee,
charging that a conspiracy existed to de
fraud Indians and tho government, and
that the conspirators wero In collusion with
Agent Mathe-wson and Tost Trader O'Con
nor of tho Omnha and Winnebago reserva
tion. Summers asked thnt Mr. Rosewnter
come before the grand Jury, prepared to
substantiate this charge.
Believing that the subpoena was merely
Intended to Intrrefere with his proposed
trip to Washington, Mr. Rosewater paid
no attention to It at the time, but on his
return called on Judge Munger to excuse
himself for his nonattendance on the
grand Jury. The Judge directed Mr. Rose
water to report to tho grand Jury, which
he did. Mr. Summers told him ho wns not
wanted then, but would bo eent for when
needed. Two days before tho grand Jury
adjourned, Mr. Rosewater was called on to
appear, and took with him a package of
letters and papnrs referring to the case, and
giving the names of witnesses who might
be summoned to testify In the promises.
After he had read a number of the let
ters, he was asked to leave the documents
with the grand Jury, with tho assurance
of tha foreman and the district attorney
that all the lottcrs and papers would be
returned when the grand Jury was through
with them.
Summer Ignored the Matter.
Without giving any further consideration
to the matter, Mr. Bummers presented
other things to the grand Jury for Its con
sideration, and the grand Jury was Induced
to adjourn with no further action of the
Indian agency conspiracy than to report
that while a great many Irregularities un
doubtedly existed, there was nothing suffi
ciently definite to form a basis for an In
dictment. Two days later Mr. Rosewater called on
Mr. Summers and asked for ths return of
tha papers and was told that they wero
being oopled and would be delivered within
a few days. About a week later he npaln
called on Bummers and the latter sold he
could not give up the papers, because the
original had to be sent by him to the De
partment of Justice at Washington.
The week following Mr. Rosewater was
called, again to Washington, and while
thera aaked Attorney General Knox and
Solicitor General Ifoyt whether the docu
ments had been transmitted to them by
Bummers. Solicitor General Hoyt dsolared
that tha documents had not been received,
Were not expected and were not wanted.
win aovisea jut. Koeewater to call on
Judge Munger for an order to compel Bum- I to go through with this matter thoroughly,
mors to restore tha papers. On returning I and you are not the keeper or Its oon'
to Omaha Mr. Rosewater called on Judge science.
Munger, who suggested he make one more I "In any event, I am not going to give
effort to gef Bummers to give up the doou- I up thoaa papers to you.'
manta without making trouble, and said I "All right. I feel sure I have shown a
maybe Mr. White, who was foreman of I great deal of leniency and forbearance
toward you. If I were to publish what I
know about you, you would walk out of
town within twenty-four hours."
198
land up
Ladies' Spring Street Hats
Very stylish street hats, in all the latest models,
deigned for street wear, a great variety in
our Millinery Dept. on third floor at
Ladies' Flower Trimmed Hats $3.98 and $5
Handsome new flower trimmed hats, in blaek and colors
artistically fashioned in EL' 00
chiffon and lace special ( -Tj
at
A great assortment of attractive spring suits
made In the late rusulonnDie ciouis ana g aj
colors for sprint: blouse and eton ef- 5H. J O
foots, now epaulet capes, button trim
mings, etc., at
3c-5c
Ladles Embroidered Turnover
Cellars vory popular
stylos, at nC
each ' w
Handkerchiefs White and colorad
border handkerchiefs, 1 mm
also fancy pillow top f
handkerchiefs, V2v lw
GredLt Dress Goods Bargains
29c Yard
for all wool voiles. These are
pure rool voiles, In black, cham
l'k Kne, navy, tan, etc., regular fifty
cents goods at twenty-nine cents
a yard.
Watch Our J
Windows
39c Yard
for spring dross goods, boutonne
etamlnes, voiles, granites, Pan
amas, etc., 42 to 45 Inches wide
goods that should sell regularly at
?1.00 a yard, at 80c a yard.
Watch Our
Wi rtri Aura
If IllUVUkJ
rma m n i e C5
B! Ui ltd t.lV M C u7
Lace and Embroidery Sale Begins
Tuesday Morning
ALL KINPS OP TACKS AT,! K1NPS OP EMBROIDERIES LOWEST PRICES
EVKH MAP K ON HIOll JKA1K GOODS.
LACKS WORTH FROM fie TO 1:1.00 A YARD, AT lo, BVo, 60, 7V40, 10o, 130, lTo,
ST.c, Xl; Mo. 7!e. Wle 'Kit YA HI). '
KMUHODKRIKS WURTII 5o TO Va TER TARD, AT 2 Ho, Be, Vc, lOo, 1TV4C, ifcj
AND 230 PLH YARD.
Grand Notion Sale
Cotton thread, per spool C Silky rrochet cotton ?Ho
Silk thread, per spool l"ure crochet silk 84c
Thimbles, each 1 Skirt braids, 4V4 yards for 60
2n needles for i". I Velveteen skirt binding, yard 2'o
Hooks and eyes, patent hump, card....2Vc ' Iaco collars, each 35c
ROOK DEPARTMENT.
kt 'Jmm V f
H TT- Vl&mmSHn' ffi
The Elsie books, each ,
Flinch, the mo.st popular game of the season
.firvs
Blaek taffeta, all silk
27 Inches wide only
In the Big Silk Department,
Tuesday
59c
Scores of new arrivals to swell our grand
assortment of fancy silks for 191
shirt waist suits, at 98e and WmmJ
Several great lots of silk, of all descrip
tions, on sale Tuesday- A.Qc
at 69c and
DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THESE) GOODS.
White wash silk, 36 Inches wide AQr
fine quality Vt.
New habutla washable silks, all ACic
colors, checks and stripes, at Jt
Ladies Suits.
Extra Specials for Tuesday
WOMEN'S SAMPLE SUITS-ln the most
popular fabrics and most nlcaslng nat-
ems, made to sell at J15.0O U
Out Tuesday price , 1
WOMEN'S TAIIXIR SKITS In all the new
spring styles and colors, made to sell at
$18.50 our n en
WOMEN'S SUITS In voile, etamine, chev
iots and many other popular fabric
miido to sell for 25 4Q Kr
Tuesday special price ,u,uw
WOMEN'S SAMPLE) SUITS St 130.00,
J25.O0. 3n.00, $40.00, Rf if
and up to IOU.UU
Tuesday price
WOMEN'S VOILE SKIRTS AT $3.00, $8.90, $10.00, $1150 AND UP TO $40.00.
1-48
WOMEN'S WAISTS worth $4.00
nv , 1 . - .
WOMEN'S WAISTSno'big ff
table your choice m.VJv
WOMEN'S WAISTS In madras, veatlngs
and alpaca, worth $T).00
WOMEN'S WRAPPERS In
flannelette, reeular 11.50 ouslitV....
WOMEN'S HOME-MADE WRAPPERS
?2 quality I OH
CHILDREN'S COATS
regular $4.00 quality
75c
1.U0
the grand Jury, might return them.
anuuanrs Hides In Office.
A eaS waa made at tha office of tha dis
trict attorney, who kept himself behind
cloaed doors, although he knew Mr. Rose-
water waa In the ante-room, waiting to
aoa him. A stenographer s&Jd ha had been
very busy, but waa making oopiea of tho
latter and papera and would have them
ready to return very soon. Mr. Rosewater
aaked the atanographer to Bay to Mr. Sum
mera that he
and wanted tha letters and paper which
belonged to him and not to Summers.
Nothing further waa heard of tha matter
from Mr. Summara until Monday morning.
when Mr. Rosewater called again at his
office and tha following colloquy ooourred
"Mr. Summara, I hava ooma for tha last
time to aak you to band ma back the lat
ter and document I left with tha grand
jury two month ago."
A FcH"VLAR LAMENT.
Whara Would Boclvty Ba l One Wu
Jaed for the Sine of Others.
'O, I tried one of those hair tonic soma
time ago and it never did me a bit of
' - good,"
getting out of patience who monv ,nl r vtn
today when they refuse lierpioide a trial.
It would be as sensible to say "I never
travel on a railroad because I often see
collisions mentioned in the papers."
Newbro's Herplclde is specially made to
destroy the germ that is living on the
root of your hair.
That 1 why it is so exceedingly effica
ciousIt i there for the sole purpose of
Mr. Bummer, in his deliberate, Judicial ' th,B P"""""0 T0Wth-
tyle-"Do you reaily mean ltr' '"" whluh th8 haJr grov" " nature
time will have Boon expired in which the
licenses will be of any value to the ap
plicants. Asked how he proposed to get around
the congested condition of things, Judge
Day said that the only way he knew of
was to keep hammering away.
"I shall, however, as , a rule," he eon
tlnued, "give those who have been and ar
deprived of their liberty the preference
in the matter of being heard."
Of the 123 persons In durance vile twenty
even are federal prisoners, and of the
balance a email proportion Is prisoners
doing sentences, tut a vast majority of the
whole number Is simply awaiting hearing,
You've heard some Champagnes are good.
Form an opinion of your own founded on
taste. You'll find Cook's Imperial better.
Be Sure to Attend Our Famous Dress
Goods Sale
FROM 9 A. M. TO 12 M.
We Will Bell $1.00. $1.60 and $1.9S nil wool suitings, $1.00. $2.00 and $3.00 London voilea.
60o, 7ta, $1.00 and $1.50 mohairs, and a vast variety of other goods, worth from 5Ba
to $4.00 per yard In long and short patterns Oc
and only one pattern to a oetorner .t iJW
JTtOM 2 TILL 5 P. M. .
We Will Bell BOo and 7Tc Imported ohallles and wool aistlngB
vy tha yard not wer 12 yards to a ouatemer at, yard
..... ....
23c
Reliable Groceries
At Reliable, Low Prices.
Pure cane granulated sugar, 21-lbs ....$1.00
Pure buckwheat Hour, large socks 36o
CornnrotU, large sacks 12c
nana picked navy Deans, 6-idb ror lac
6 bant best laundry soap, any brand.. 19c
Imported macaroni, pkg 9c
Good rice, lapdoca, sago, barley or farina.
per pouna s.c
Bent bulk laundry starch, lb 3 Vac
Jjirfre pottles pure tomato catsup ,.,.8Ha
Large bottle Worcester sauce SVso
Large bottles fancy plcktos, any ' kind. .S'.ac
-gallon cans fancy table syrup 1740
Vi-gallon cans Tenneecuiee sorghum ....17Vje
3-lb. cans solid pauked tomatoes ?1ko
8-lb. cans hominy -or pumpkin 7Vc
DRIED FRUIT EPEC1ALS
,.c
Choice Mulr peuches, lb 7Vc
Virginia blackbnri-les, 10
Large California prunes, lb .
California grapes, lb
. .......
.710
7VC
Imported cooking figs, lb 7tac
Fancy New York appies, lb 8c
Fancy Bartlett pears, lb lVio
FRESH FRUIT SPECIALS
Extra fancy large navl oranges, do..15o
Extra fancy large Cal. lemons, do. ...12c
California White Clover honey, rack. ...12c
HI."WKR! BUTTER I PUTTER
We will place on sale Tomorrow, Tuesday,
100 tubs fancy Elgin creamery butter
at, per pound 22o
TRADING 3TAMPS WITH EVERT PURCHASE.
HAYDEW BROS.
styli
"I do, and I will not have any mora
inning, moae paper are my property,
ana you nave no right to withhold them.
."I am not mdnv to iHv. .... ,n .....
"Then you'll give them up to your .uo- Co" BpecM agent-
cessor within two week a"
"Tee; when ha la appointed." '
No Trouble About That.
"There won't bo Very much trouble about
It. In th meantime I would Ilka to know
what you propose to do with those docu-
- roent and letters. Tou said you wanted
to send thorn to the Department of Justice.
You have done nothing of the kind and
you intend to do nothing of the kind.
"How do you knowt"
"I have talked to tha attorney general
Intended.
Sold by leading druggists. Bend lOo in
Btampa for sample to The Herplclds Co.
Detroit, Mich. Sherman & McConnell Dru
BACK IN LEGAL PROFESSION
Major Bucnaxtoji. Who Vlalta
none, la Once More Prac
tlclnsr Law.
Old
Major J. R. Buchanan, for twenty-two
year general passenger agent of the Fre
mont, Elkhorn A Missouri Valley railway
In this city, but now of Waukesha, Wis., Is
In the r.ltv. a. flruent at tha Her Orand.
and tho ollcltor general about this mat- Mr. Buchanan retired from active railway
wt. ana iney nave no use for the docu- service upon the absorption of the Elkhorn
ments; but I have my ausnlclnna u tn Uu it. TOnrhwaufm u,i , . ,
what you have done with them already." lie said:
.rum uo you mean Dy tnat7" -No, I am not In the railway business
'I mean that you are going to make US now. I hava eon bm-k to mv old nrnfm.
Of these documents to help the conspirator alon. tha Dractlea of law nt Wnnketha. and
wuo nave roooea me liuuun and swindled am doing fairly well. I have been sum
tha government."
"Do you ay that there 1 a conspiracy?"
lea, ir; mere Is, and when I walked
out of that grand Jury room I met you In
the corridor, In confidential conversation
with th chief conspirator."
"Well, the irand Jury say ther Isn't
any, and you hav maligned th grand
jury."
"Wall, th grand Jury didn't hav Urn I
DIRE DISTRESS
It Is Near at Hand to Hun
dreds of Omaha Readers,
Don't neglect an aching back.
Backache 1 the kidney's cry for help.
Neglect hurrying to their aid
Mean that Urtuary troubles follow
Quickly.
Dire disaster. Diabetes, Bright- disease.
Profit by a dtlsen'a experience.
Mr. F. B. Kingsbury of Is23 Doraoa atreet,
carpenter by trade, says: "Doan'a Kidney
Pills are a good modlulnu and I uiu recom
mend them. I had an attack of kidney
trouble for two month and fur two weuks
before I got Doan's Kidney Pills I cuuld
not work on account of my back. I co ru
in enond using the remedy and soon notioed
It beneficial effoat. Tho (alu la my back
left me and th Irregularity with tha kidney
eoreUaiia waa corrected. I ootialder Doan's
Kidney Pills the bust klduey and urinary
medicine I ever used."
For sale by all duolpru. Price CO cents,
jruater-Mil Dura i-0., HafTalj, N. T, sole
agenla for tha United Kuica.
Remember th name Doan' and tak no
moned here a a witness In the Lesser case
now on In the United states courts, and do
not know how long I shall remain in the
city. It Is a great pleasure to be back
here among my old Omaha friends. And
candidly, I believe Omaha Is looking bet
ter. I doubt If I shall ever go hack Into
the railroad business. I am doing fairly
well as It Is and as you see, I am In first
class health.
'We hav bad some pretty snowy weather
up there In Wisconsin. Bnow has ben on
the ground about all winter and Is Just
now going away. The winter has been a
good one, the temperature being generally
Btaady, though at times very cold."
Brings salt Third lime.
Nels Mathlesen, 2913 Lake street, has for
the third time, through his attorneys,,
brought suit against the Omaha street
railway company to recover damages al
leged to have been sustained by him, on
the night of January 13, INW, through the
areleMsnexs 01 me aerenuant corporation,
'he suit Is brought In the sum of $10. ax)
and will be tried by Judge Redick. The
declaration or tne puunurr recited tnat
he was mn Into by a ear at the corner
of Twentieth and Leavenworth streets on
the nleht mentioned i.nd thrown from his
carriage, which was smashed, and whereby
" sustained injuries that teulted In loco
motor ataxia, from which he has never
recovered. On two previous cccaslons this
coxa has been brought in the dlutrtct court,
only to be taken from the Jury und a ver
dict oraerea xor ine aerenaani, ana twice
the decision of the lower court has been
reversed by the supreme court and a new
trial ordered.
landlord Gets Judgment.
In Judge Pachmann's lustlre court yes
terday Proprietor Franck of the Midland
hotel was allowed t-j.w Judgment uiculnxt
Joneph Bppa, whom he sued for $40 on an
alleged bark account. Epp's counter claim
ror r-T was not anoweu. r.pps ciaimea
hat during his stay at the hostelry certain
articles were taken from his room. One
of the articles is said to be a patchwork
quilt of uncertain age, and another Bevernl
suits or underwear 01 last year s vintage.
rut KlasH set rtven as a baking powder
prize is one or tne items on me alleged
missing iiBi.
Many Building; Permits.
Figures complied by the city building de
partment show that for the first four days
In March iermlts authorizing $7o.00u worth
of construction were taken out. Should this
1 nee continue through the month March
will gain a new record for so early in the
year.
Xtp Them In the Bad.
If you have loss of appetite, headache.
constipation or biliousness take Elect rio
Blttora. It cures or no pay. Only 6O0. For
salo by Kuhn A Co.
PRISONERS BY THE SCORE
On Hundred and Twealr-Tbree
Await Trial la the District
Court. '
Tha bestnee ef th criminal aeestoa of
the district court la assuming such hydra
heeded proportion a would discourage a
less enargetlc trier of causvs than Judg
Day. In other words, criminals and al
leged criminal ar being bound ovr tor
trial about twice a tut a they can ba
brought up and got off tha docket tn tha
ordinary run of tha boalnca of th court.
la the JaQ 13 prlsonara now ar awaiting
thrtr turn at the bar of Justice and many
of them hav ben so watting alitr early
last ummr. In addtUcn to thl any
cjmaber of hearing on the grantica; of
liquor tlrrraea la pendtnaT and th tntar-
ested parties complain, that tinl iaa they
ea be beard and the Bccnaes granted, th
ASTHMA
Medical authorities now concede that under
tho )-iem of treatment lulroduced by Dr.
Frank WheUel of Chicago,
- ASTHMA CAN BE CURED.
Dr. L U Knott, Labauon, Ky.; Dr. F. E.
Brown. Primi;har, Iowa; Ir. J. C. Curiyer,
St. 1'aul, Uinu.: Ht. M. L Cradey. Ht. Loulu,
Mo Dr. C. F. Beard. Ho. Pramtuiaam, Maav.
bear wilneu to the ellicacy uf hU treatment
and the cvrnianrnry of the cure In their
own raw a lr. wbetwl'i new method 1 a
radical departure from the old ftwhloaad
moke powders, apraya, etc, which rcliav
out uo not cor.
FREE TEST TREATMENT
nrnur.i1 tor an one aivlng ihort dcvrln-
tion of the cae, and Molding namea ot two
other asthmatie tiitTerenv Ask iur book tat
of cxTieiiercea of tho cured.
FRANK WHETZEL, M. D.,
Rant a America EiprtM Bid. Chleai.
" - j 1
TO THE
PACIFIC COAST
BJVERY DAY UNTIL APRIL 80TIL
Iroportionately low. rates to Salt Lake,
Butte, Helena, Spokane and other points.
If you are poing anywhere west better call or
write for information. A few timely hints may
eave you dollars and cents and annoyance.
HSfi
IIIBII1IMIIM 1 !
J. B. REYNOLDS,
City Passenger Agent,
1502 Farnam Street, Omaha.
j. J
To Ma.ny
Points in
the StBvte of
California
TH OSE WHO USE HAND
SAFOLIO need no cosmetics
nature, relieved, does its own
perfect work. Other soaps
chemically dissolve the dirt
HAND SAPOLIO removes it.
Other soaps either gloss over
the pores, or by excess of alkali
absorb the healthful secretions
which the contain.
EVERY DAY
To Many
Points in
Dragon and
Washington
FROM MARCH 1st TO APRIL 30tti, ICC4
The Pnlon PacICo win aoll One-Way
( oloi Nt 1 Icketi at the following rate
iruui MlMourl Liter lermluala
$25.00 to Ban I'raniasoo, Los Angtslos, n V'.' :
$20.00 to Ogden aad Salt Lake City.
920.00 to Hut to, Anaconda and IleJena.
$22.50 to Bpokane and Wenatchee, VTah.
$25.00 to Everett, Fairhaven, Whatoom, Vancouver and
Astoria.
$25.00 to Portland, Atoria, or to Tacotr a nd Seattle.
S2B OO to Ashland, Roaeburg, Eupce, Albany and
Balem, via rortlciid.
For full Information Inquire nt
C'ITT TICKET OFFICE,
1824 Faraaaa St.
Fbea 810.
'XaWixTwt'
Two Dollars Buys a Good Hat Here
In fact ns pood a hat can be bought here for $2 as other hat
stores charge $2.50 and $3.00. Two dollars is becoming a
very popular price for a liat. That is why we set cut to
give a far better hat at this price than usual. The style of
a hat is very easily copied and a good many hat makers
stop there, thinking that good style will sell the hat
which it often does. Hut Nebraska 2.00 hats are made of
fine stock and finished with high class trimmings. They
are the finest $2.00 hats made STIFF OR BO FT ALL
NEW SPItlNG SHADES $2.00.
RMiMbiiui j til.?
St s
MIHM IT "i1" """""""aw
P iaaar
Green Trading Stamps Every Time
Ml Ml
11
Alterations on Main Floor Are
in Progress.
The departments are laid out on the plan of a citystreets end alleys, or,
rather, large, roomy, airy aisles. We are sure you lll approve the chanires. The
facilities for waiting on you are Increased.
Entering on 16th street, you have to the rltfht and occupying the entire
northeast eeotlon the dry goods everything In ilry poods. To the left, covering
the southeast section, you tlnd the Jewelry, clocks and silverware; perfumery
and fancy toilet articles; stationery, drugs nnd prescription department. Candy
and soda fountain oro moved to the west side of the elevator; adjoining same
ate scores of clialrn and tablos for your Informal tete-a-tete. Clothing depart
ment occupies, as before, the entire northwest section. Sporting goods and shoes
make up the quota ot main floor deportments,
COME TOMORROW.
GROCERY
The rjrocery headquarters, the bast
BENNETT'S FOR GROCERIES.
values, largest varietlei at lowest price.
TUESDAY SPECIALS.
Baked Beans, S-lb, can lta
Ellver Cow Cream, can 60
Baking Soda, package 4o
Pancake Flour, 2-lb. pkg lOn
Rolled Oats, 2-lb. pkg 10o
Jam, assorted, large Jar.. 10o
Worcester Bauce, bottle 10c
Chill Sauce, bottle 10a
Boda and Oyster Crackers, lb 60
Balmon, 1-lb. can 10o
Tomatoes, 8-lb. can 10o
Beat Laundry Soup, 8 bars. 260
Castile Hoap, rnke SVaO
Only limited quantity while stock laata
Three dollars worth Oreen Trading Stamps free with
3pound Jar Bennett's Capitol Preserves
Guaranteed Pure Fruit and Sugar Only.
90c
BTTTBR RECEIVED EVERY DAY FROM TUB BEST DAIRIES.
Fresh Country Butter, per pound. I60. Wisconsin Cream Cheese, pound.. I8H0
Bennett' Capitol Creamery, per ' Medium Bour Pickles, pint to
pound 28" Strictly Fresh Country Eggs.
TEAS THE BEST DHIKKINU (il'ALITIEg SELECTED.
Gunpowder, Oolong, English Breakfast, B. F. Japan per pound 8J
Tea Sifting per pound 1"
COFFEE ROASTK11 DAILY SPLEITOID VALUES.
Bennett' Breakfast Coffee delicious. 2-pound can 4Jo
Bennett Capitol Coffe per pound....... - J0
Bennett' Capitol Pure Ground Black Peppet-tt-pound oan ,. 120
Wall Paper
Special Sale of New
Spring Goods.
See Them! See Theitij
Harness
Special sal Heavy Con
cord Harncss,Gomplcte for
$28.90
I understand that the Santa Fe will sell one
way colonist tickets to
CaLliforaioL
during March and April at very low rates.
$25 from Kansas City.
Pleaae advise ni lull particular
2am4.
Btrtfi Kb.
OitV and Btatt.
Out out thin advertitemmi, an&maGto
E. L. Palmer, Pastenger Agent,
All the Way
A. T. & S. F. By., V Eyuttdblt Budding, Du Moine$, a.
OUT
CLOSING
ALL OUR
Buggies, Carriages
and Wagons
FREDRICKSON
Fifteenth and Capitol Ave.
Hesd our special "ad" every Sunday
and waaaeaoay in 1 na oea.
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Intarta ParcSoft, Wblu Skla
f aad a Baaatllal Complex!,
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SLOAH'S pon
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TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
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A BEAUTIFUL VOUAR.
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Imperial Hair Regenerator
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