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THB WF.I.IAHI.K) STORK.
REFUTES STATEMENT OF KNIFING MERCER
DfrUrn Chairman of (onrilii
Committee tsed Ilia Office to
Promote Inlrrfili of Ilia
Favored Caadldate.
T. W. Mlarkbum, chairman of the Second
district congressional committee, and E. J,
Cornlah, the repuhlican candidate for nomi
nation for congressman, have mado an an
other exchange of letters on the matter
arising from the discussion of the nomlna
( tlon and how to secure It. Blackburn's
letter was pent to Cornish and simultane
ously published in the World-Herald, and
It la aa follows:
OMAHA. May Hon. E. J. Cornlah
My Dear Sir Your lottor of the 7th Inst.,
punusnea in me iiee, under headlines sug
g.'.Ung that I should resign the clialrniH n
ship of the congreeHlnmil committee, avoMn
the Issue presented In my communication
of the 6th inet. addressed to you, and In
dulge in a special plea which la clearly
demurrahlo and wholly Irrelevant.
You put several Inquiries, however, which
It affords me clenaure to answer.
You ask, what was my motive In writing
my letter. 1 answer frankly: A aosire to
correct misapprehensions likely to have re
sulted from your published Interviews Hnd
speeches in The Bee. I stated my motives
in the opening paragraphs of my letter of
me tun insu
I gave that letter to the World-Herald be
cause the Intelligent people of Omaha In all
fiartles read that nawnp.iper, and 1 regard
t as a medium for reaching them.
Your second Inquiry is '"Why do you at
tempt to breed factional discord In our
partyf" Thla question assumes a fact not
In evidence. The incubator from which the
factional chicks In Douglas county are
hatched Is not In the Faxton block. The
Erogenltor of republican dlncord In Omaha,
ouglas county and Nebraska Is your pa
tron saint, Edward. That gentleman's am
bition and personal maJIce prevents har
mony, and his newspaper Is the' fomenting
cause of the factional discord which de
feated a republican congressman and gave
a democratic candidate for governor 2.MU
majority in Douglas county two years ago.
Your third question Is: "Can It be that
In your personal contests you have been
so frequently favored with the columns of
the World-Herald that you feel under obll
gatlons to its proprietor?"
Coming from you and your faction this
Inquiry la decidedly refreshing. The pro-
Crietor of the World-Herald Is In congress
ecause your faction bolted the republican
nominee two years ago. Less, than four
rears ago you were a regular contributor
o the World -Hornld and you nave been
quoted In that newspaper against the re
publican party with laudatory approval so
many times that I am surprised that you
should make this Inquiry. May I ask If you
would now be chasing your toy balloon for
"congressional preference" If the proprietor
of the World-Herald had failed in his am
bition two years agof
I have enjoyed courtesies from all the
Omaha newspapers, but you will certainly
admit that The Bee has given me col
umns of free advertising where ' the
World-Herald has afforded me paragraphs.
Tou have figured more extensively in the
latter newspaper than I.
I was never a delegate to a republican
national convention. I never sat in the
Nebraska delegation to record my vote
for William McKlnley, Theodore Roose
velt and the Inst national republican plat
form. That distinguished honor was yours.
I never attended a demooratto national
convention In Kansas City and never
Shouted myself hoarse In approval of a
plank In the national platform of that
party which arraigned and denounced my
own party. That unique distinction is also
yours. .
I never sulked In my tent during a pres
idential campaign and never wrote, uttered
or promulgated an Indictment of William
McKlnley and my party for the position of
my Party In connection with the annexation
of the Philippine Islands. 1 never told my
former party associates and my democratic
friends that I feared my conscience was
too tender to permit me to vote for William
McKlnley for president. Here, again, you
are In a class by yourself.
I never was Invited by Hon. Alexander
Lsxrerty of Ashland, Neb,, to speak from
the same rostrum with Theodore Roose
velt: That exceptional honor was yours,
I did not decline the invitation beoause I
disapproved the policy of the republican
party and could not lend my presence to
the occasion because I distinctly disap
proved of the speeches of the republican
nominee for vice president, now the hon
ored chlof executive of the nation and the
standard bearer of my party In this cam
paign. You not only refused to speak at a
meeting; with Theodore Roosevelt, but took
occasion to write a long letter setting out
your reasons, which letter contained the
Sentiments so extensively copied by the
World-Herald In Its attcks upon the repub-
Una n -w.... n.U - , , V. A Mni.hlln.n .!-,
form.
My newspaper articles sometimes dls-
? lease you and the editors of The Bee, but
hey have not thus far been used as cam-
fatgn ammunition by the democ ratio pub
li speakers and press,
.lad I refused to speak In 1900 from the
same platform with Theodore Roosevelt:
had I been at any time In doubt about
voting for William McKlnley in that cam
paign, and had I bolted the republican
nominee . for congress two years ago, I
think I should have been a democrat In
nams as well as sentiment, and would long
since have resigned the chairmanship of
the republican congressslonal committee,
which t have held for eight years without
the oo risen t. approval or connivance of our
mutual friend, Edward Rosewater. Yours
truly, T. W. BLACKBURN,
Chairman Congressional Committee.
Reply by Cornish.
Mr. Cornish's reply to the Blackburn 1st
tr Is:
Hon T. W. Blackburn, Chairman Repub
lican Congressional Committee Dear Blr:
falowly are you uncovering yourself and un
luasklng your motives to the world. All
republicans, and especially candidates seek
ing nomination, have the right to a fair
and unbiased central committee. You have
never been fair and unbiased. You have
repeatedly used your ofllclal position to
further the Interests of your favored can
dkiale, and in this have not only been In
coualslunt, but unscrupulous.
The pretense of your first letter was to
critlultie the primary called by the county
central committee. The real motive was to
convey the Impression by inference that I
had not given to Mr. Mercer the victory he
won over me two years ago. My answer,
offering to withdraw from the present con
test, waive the light of the oounty central
commltum to conduct the primaries in this
. Bounty and waive the objections to your
appointing and hiring the Judges and clerks
of election, provided you would call the
convention at onoe by a direct form of
primary, unmasked your hypocrisy, In
your letter thla morning you avoid all
mention of direct primary the only thing
that you aa chairman had any right to
talk about whatsoever.
In your morning letter you show your
self to be a biased and reckless factional
1st. , As chairman of Mr. Mercer's campaign
A
The amount of energy
Jna food doesn't count
o much as the amount
you can get out with the
least effort.
"FORCE" la easily
digested, and it is likable
beyond description.
Special Ribbon Sale
Bargains in Ribbons Never Offered Before.
For Tuesday's selling wo offer special bargains In our annual May
sale of Ribbons. This glgantla stork of Ribbons was bought during the
dull season from manufacturers who were eager to sell, even at a re
duced price. Brand new bargains are presented tomorrow.
A blK assortment of fine Silk and Satin Taffeta
Ribbon In desirable widths dozens of alindes
of Plain niblKn this Is n l"" tnn bnrpnln that
is rarely cqunlled at a yn d
Plain Taffeta Ribbon 1H Inches wide
for children s nair rio
bon, etc., etc. white,
cream, brown, pink, blue,
etc. at yard
2k
5c
Three-Inch Taffeta Ribbon In
colors that are popu-
lar this season III
plain and fancy Mail
at yard v
all
Extra Special -Very Fine Ribbon at 19c Yardln thla lot are five-inch
Taffeta lunnon, 4-vinen sort nnisn inneta itinnoD
0-lnch Taffeta Tlaids 4-lnch Messalln Taffetas
and 5 and 6-lnch rialn Taffetas In all colors
never were such fine Ribbons offered at a big
bargain like this at yard .
!9c
Embroideries at 7c Yard
10,000 yards of sample pieces of Embroideries made of
the finest Swiss and Nainsook "j 1
n. frpfnt. rnnnv nf tho finft rmhroideries '
are worth as high as thirty-live
cents a yard go at per
yard
Ill O lUltUVi V A
71c
Two Special Silk Bargains
Shirt Waist Silks Latee designs
in silks for tbe popular new shirt
waist OMtuines many exclusive
patterns in new brown and blus
combinations, etc., special at, yd.
50c-69c-98c
Fine Dressmaking Taffetas In
black and all eolors this is a
specially high grade of taffetas
from the dressmaking stock
wo recently pur- M
chased in New ft ."
York, at, yard 2
New Lace Curtains Are Here
Our Lace Curtain Department this season Is splendidly equipped.
We have chosen s wide variety of the most beautiful new patterns
that the factories have put out this season. The new Bonne Femme
Curtains, Saxony, Point d'Arab, Dentelle, etc., etc., are among tho
most handsome styles shown. The prices, are the moat moderate that
you have ever known in Omaha.
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OPEN A BANK ACCOUNT
and receive 4 per cent interest, compounded every three
months. Accounts opened for $ 1 or more. Deposits made
now draw interest, for the entire month. Little home
safes loaned free. Checks on , all banks cashed, and
Union Pacific Pay Checks
and all other pay checks are cashed at our bank.
J. L BRANDEIS & SONS, BANKERS
you knew that I did make speeches In his
behalf and was not a party to the revolt
against him and that he ran as well rela
tively In the First ward, where I live, as
In any other precinct in the district. You
know that Mr. Gurley, the rooet abls and
unselfish supporter of Mr. Mercer, an
nounced his support for me within a week
after the election two years ago and would
be supporting me today were it not for his
own candidacy. Therefore, by skillfully
and deceitfully connecting me with Mr.
Kosewater you convey the impression (that
even your conscience will not let you stats
directly) that I was knlflng Mr. Msrcer,
and have an understudy undur the nams of
"a straight republican" make the charge
direct. This la dishonorable politics, and
especially so In the chairman of a central
committee.
Your dosigns are further uncovered by
your statement that the convention will not
be held until fall. Mr. Hitchcock Is already
In the field. Unless I carry the primary on
the 13th by such a large vote as to con
found all opposition there Is likely to be
aroused through your malevolence a fac
tional bitterness that the candidate, who
ever he may be, should not have time to
allay. But this Is not In accordance with
your desires.
I need not give attention to the criti
cism of my Philippine utterances by a man
who never had a serious conviction on a
political question that was not connected
with spoils and exploitation and who never
yet erred by leaning to the side of free
dom and justice. Very respectfully,
B. J. CORNISH.
STOMACH TROIBI.H AND CONSTIPA
TION Have mi Last Fallen Victims to
BJIahtr Science.
Thousands havs given up la despair after
having doctored for years.
To those we make the following offer:
Cut out this advertisement and send It to
us, together with your name, address and
particulars of your case. On receipt of
your letter we will send you an order on
your druggist for a full-size bottle of
Milks' Emulsion free.
. Remember this Is not the usual small
sample bottle given out by medicine com
panies free, but our regular full-slse, to
cent bottle.
After taking the first bottle you will then
be able to Judge for yourself of the merits
of Milks' Emulsion. We will then give you
a written guarantee, backed by your drug
gist, that Mllkes Kmulslon will cure you
of Stomach Trouble or Constipation. Can
you ask for mora, knowing that you can
nave your money back for the asking If
Milks' Emulsion falls to curs you?
If you havs never U1l this wonderful
remedy cut out this ad. today and mall It
to the Milks' Kmulslon company, Terrs
Haute, Ind.
M'INTOSH TO QUIT BOARD
Considers Matter of Reslgnlas; Sine
lis Is Ns Longer Resident
( Onshs,
I H. r. Mcintosh Is considering the matter
Ot resigning as a member of the Board of
education. He la no longer a resident of
Omaha, having established himself on his
175-acre farm at Alda, Neb. A new dwel
ling on the place Is nearing completion and
Mr. Mcintosh Is moving his household
goods and family Into .It. His term as a
member of the board would not axjUrs, until
A POINTER WATCH FOR IT
We have been selling medicines for a
long time; some are good, some are no
good: some are bad AJS'lJ BOMB ARI NOT
MAD. Sometimes we are not in position to
Know wnemer certain ones are gooa, Una
or Indifferent, and we say so. Some people
WANT WHAT THJDY WANT, WHEN
THEY WANT IT, and that's our long
suit for a customer.
Now to the point. Did you ever hear of
Ellmlno? If not, you will before many
moons. We have learned that Kllmlno Is
different from other remedies In that It
does not BT1MULATE AND BUILD UP
FAUBK HOPES, but It goes right after the
CAUSE OK BAD HEALTH and RE
MOVES THE CAUSE If there Is a posnl
blllty of thla being done. For Instance, the
blood gets poisoned with urlo acid, and If
Llthla, etc.. Is taken for It, AN INSOLU
BLE URATE 18 DEPOSITED UN THE
BLOOD BIT NOT REMOVED. Ellmlno
will DISSOLVE and remove all these
urates from the blood, and thus CURE
RHEUMATISM and all other blood dis
eases. We want SOME BAD CASES to
prove this strong statement with.
MORE LATER ABOUT ELI Ml NO.
SCHAEFER'S SSi'HSs
. T. YATES, Prss,
llth and Chicago Bis., Omaha. 'Phonss
147 snd 7V7. IMta and N Sts., Bouth Omaha,
'Phone No. L 6th Avs. and Main St.,
Ceuncll BlufTa 'Phone Ills. All goods 4s
ilvsred in sltber oity absnlutaiy frse.
MRS. LESS ERSECU RES ORDER
Gets Judgment for Money from Has
band and Hestralnt Against His
Selling- Oat. .
In the esse of Bertha Lesser against
A. M. Lesser, wherein the petitioner asks
for separate maintenance from ths' peti
tionee, Judge Sutton has Issued an order
that she be paid $20 per week during the
pendency of the suit, be allowed $60 for
suit fees and UOO for advance fee for her
attorney. The court also has Issued a
restraining order prohibiting the petitionee
from disposing of his property In this cty,
wheh his wife alleges amounts to 130,000.
It Is understood, however, from another
source, that prior to ths Issuance of this
ordsr Mr. Lesser had disposed of most of
his holdings and left ths city.
PINKERTON OPENS AN AGENCY
Detective Headquarters launched la
Oinaka srltk P. S. Bartsn as
Resident Manacer.
The Plnkerton Detective agency has
opened a branch office in Omaha for the
first time. Rooms have been fitted up on
the fifth floor of the New York Life build
ing and P. 8. Barton will be resident
manager. Heretofore the business of the
agency In Omaha and adjacent territory
has been handled through ths Kansas City
office. Ths Nebraska laws prohibit ths
use of Plnkerton men in a police capacity,
but do not restrict the operations of de
tectives along any line of Investigation.
Urn Time to rol Awns.
Coughs, colds and lung troubles demand
prompt treatment with Dr. King's New Dis
covery. No curs, no pay. two. Lk For
sals by JCuna A Co.
Those phenomenal t Dry
Goods bargains aavertised
in Sunday papers women's
suits, misses' suits, petti
coats, silk waists, children's
dresses, silks, dress goods,
wash coeds, linens, domes-
R tics, hammock pillows, veil
ings and ladies' hosiery are
continued Tuesday. Read
the Sunday ad again.
Your Eyes
Eye comfort to those who need It at
money saving priocs. An up-to-date
dark room, experienced optician. Satis
faction a certainty.
Wall Paper
i
Mondays and Tuesdays are our spec
ial regular sales days.
See tho heavy white blanks, at, per
roll, 3c.
Gilts and Glimmers, up from 6o.
EmbnsHed golds, tapestries, plain
golds and silks, up from ISc.
Wnll papor cleaner, per can, 18c
Room mouldings, up from, per foot.
We hang paper. Third Floor.
Sunday New York
World.
Sunday New York World
on sale in Stationery Dept.
Tuesday, Scents
Another coupon out
it out and get 81.00
worth of Little Qreen
Stickers (or it.
GROCERY
Bennett's Busy Grocery Department Is
in the lead all the time. Fresh, new,
clean Groceries at lowext prices.
TUESDAY SPECIALS.
$ 1 worth dreen
Trading stamps
with each bottle
Oedney's Pepper
Sauce, red ')r
or green. ...wC
fT7IM
Salmon, 1-lh. enn 10c
Baked Beans. S-lb. enn .....Wo
Wircester Sauce, bottle ..M...lic
Corn Starch, l ib. package.. .......... 6o
Totted Hum, can 4a
fi2
M
50c worth Qreen
Trading Stamps
with each largo
Jar Assorted A
Preserves.... '"
Closing Out Seeds
Vegetable and
Flower Seeds,
forpac.k.8S!!..I5c
50c worth Qreen
Trading Stamps
Free.
Several thousand pounds of hand
picked. -clean Navy Heans Tuesday
only per lb o
An opportunity for all large con-
Slitlirr.
POTTED HAM. 4o Just received new
goods Potted Ham, per can 4c
Table Suit, 3-lb. package Bo
Peas, 2-lb. can 7"
Baking Soda, package 4c
Immense quantities of Fresh Country
Putter received dally.
LEMON DROPS. Sc PER PACKAGE
2.01X1 B-ccnt packages of these Lemon
Drops lust received from the factory
Tuesday only per package 3o
' DEMONSTRATION TUESDAY
Special demnnf tratlon of hot biscuit
making by HBNNKTT'8 EXCELSIOR
FLOUR AND BENNETT'S BAKING
POWDER. Come and taste them hot
off the griddle. Main Floor.
Exhibition of OriinaJ Water Colors
and Fac Similes
Tuesday is the second day of this entrancing exhibit.
Many lovers of art were heard to express their high appreci
ation of our hangings. The most renowned artists of today
are represented. Poetry, Ilistory, Fiction and Romance,
with Old Mother Nature in and through all, are the themes.
10 Little Green Stickers and a New Stamp Collecting- Book Free
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KEEP Tilt
TEETH
olean and white. The way In whloh you
care for the TEETH gives an Insight to
your character.
People judge you by their condition.
Let us clean, nil, crown and replace the
Toeth If necessary.
You'll be pleased with tbe improvement
we make. So will your friends.
BAILEY THE DENTIST
Srd Floor Paxton Block, Omaha, Neb.
IS ;i
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aoxaie
Insures Pnre.Soft, White Skis
and a Beautiful Complexisa,
curet lonsi and Tetter. Ab
solutely sna rerroDnu7
remuve Blackhottii, Free.
klM, Pimploi, Kdiiei, Bnn
n.,t and Tan. Uled with
i &erms-Itoyla 8op a Ptif
? . -kin i. tM.lir4 t
Sold by DruggltUor
may k ordered direct
Dersna-Roynle, SI ser bottle, express nnld.
Dertua-Hoyal snap, rents, y snail.
Roth la paeUacc. I.SB. express Mia.
Dsrms-Horals C Cincinnati,
SCHAEFER'S CUT PRICE DRUG STORE
Omaha, Nsbr., and atoata Omaha. Nebs,
Z5he Best of
Everything
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Six Important Event
In Our Linen and Domestic Departments.
Ho. lFne Imported Yard- ' No. 2 Bleached Table
Wide Percales Damask.
Made from Bea Island m 7 !?bnu01Ua?ln'flT" ff ifh
cotton, absolutely fast h nel t floral L V)) fm
colors, bandsome pat- "8f deslsns snd borders J Iff"
t'.rS?' TV01"111 " ail Li to match, 6 Inches KM j
ard- wide, worth 11.25 yd.
No. 3 Sheer White No. tGorman Bleached
Goods. Napkins.
India llnon. 40-In. wide, 1 Satin finish, heavy n ST j-.
satin stripe, nainsooks, (LI weight, closely wovll jF II V
lace strip lawns, dim- JaLosfw fn all pure linen. II WjJ
ltlp. Leno stripes, flll . handsome floral de- II U U
dotted swi.ses, etc, JF signs, worth 2 .25 IX tJ
worth up to 36c, at dosen, Tuesday, dos .
,
No. 5 Imported Colored No. 6 Bleached Satin Da
Dimities, mask Towels.
And lace stripe colored flBfl All linen with heavy jfn.
organdies, either flgure. '7 J "hJ!nePw 11 O
or floral designs, worth ft B colored borders, size 1 1 Mm
19o per yard, at k 24x4i-worth 38c, IX T X
at
Furnishing Goods Money Savers
J1.W MEN'S RIIlKTS 39c 100 dos. Men's fine Madras shirts, two collars and separate
cu iva in new siyunn patterns regular Offlr,
19c
25c-39c
values. Tuenday. at.
SOfl SILKED I'NDKRWEAR 19c Men's slllt finished shirts and drawers regular
ouo auaJiiy, i upsoay. at
MEN'S HKAVY BALBRIGQAN UNDERWEAR In plain and fancy
colors, at ,
1ZV40 MEN B FANCY HOBH 60 FAIR.
T6o WORKING PHTRT8 49o Men s hoavy working shirts. In light and daik
colors worth 7ftc. at
$1.00 BOYS" SHIRTS WAISTS 49c Boys shlrt waists, In light and dark
colors worth 7fo to Il.on. at
ONE LOT OF BOYS' WAlSTS-ln dark colors, go
on Tuesday, at
lo LADIES KOBE 10c Ladles' fins cotton hosi, double hoels and toes, plain
ana iannv colors worm Jc. ruencav. at
890-IADIES' HOSE 19c Ladles' fine Llale thread hose, In fanoy and drop 1Fr
stitch worth 38c, at IVW
lhC fill ll.'KIN HIKHjU IlUMia HO.
$1.60 LADIES' GLOVES 79c Ladies' Il'ine Kid Gloves, In modes gray and tans, just
the thing for street wear regular $1.00 and 1tn
$1.S0 quality, at ...IVC
LADIES' LACE LISLE AND SILK GLOVE8-ln modes gray, black and whlto flQr
reRiilar t0c and 75c values, at M
ROoMISSES' SILK GLOVES-ln gray, . 3Qg
.49c
49c
19c
10c
CnAni '?fom 10 a' m to 11 a. m. Tuesd2y
DpeCldl Ladies' Fine Uambrio Corset (j T)
flnvHrfL acm nnrl flmhrnirlprtr trimmrl. worth 89c AA, Jr
. , j -i
for one hour
Special Wool Dress Goods Sale
From 9 to 12 A. M.
We will place on sale 600 dress patterns. In Mohairs, Brilltantlnea and Sicilians, Tailor
Suitings, Voiles, Etamlnes, Checks, Plaids, Henriettas, Serges and other s" p
goods, worth up to $3.00 per yard, in lengths from 2Vi to 7 yards, and only
one pattern to a customer, at, a yard 'w'w -
From 2 to 5 P.M.
We will sell the finest strictly all wool French Challles, with ths custom house brand
on every ticket. The most beautiful coloring, guaranteed fast Goods
made to sell at 75c and $1.00 a yard, and not over 12 yards to a customer, 7P.
at, a yard sjiw
SALE OF SILKS TUESDAY.
At B o'clock we place 100 pieces elegant silk, Including both plain and fancy silks,
yard wide Taffeta.
Yard wide China numerous prices 21-inch fancy silk AQn
worth up to $1.50, at .,
YARD WIDE WHITE WASH SILK Yard wide black wash silk 37-inch. 10-Inch and
83-inch National Pongee silk Otto
Well worth $1.50. on sale VOW
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
If you are economical if will yay you to trade at Hayden' Grocery Dept.
48-lb. Sacks High Patent Minnesota
flour 1 29
Large sacks White Yellow Cornmeal....l2Ho
6-Ib. Hand Picked Navy Beans 19o
5-lb. flood Japan Rice 190
5-lb. Pearl Hominy, Tapioca, Bago, Bar
ley, Farina I9o
Mince Meat, per pkg 60
Force, Vigor, Vim, Malta Vita, Neutrlta,
or Egg-O-See, per pkg Ttto
Fancy Crisp Ginger Snaps, per pkg 40
The best Soda, Butter, or Milk Crackers,
per pkg 60
Gal. Jugs pure Tomato Catsup, or
French Mustard We
3 pkgs. Yeaat Foam, or On Time Yeast.. lOo
Castllle Soap, cake 20
6 Bars best Laundry Soap for 18c
3-lb. cans Solid packed Tomatoes 7H
S-lb. can Hominy 7Ho
3-lb. cans Golden Pumpkin 74o
3-lb. cans Boston Baked Beans 8',-iO '
2-lb. cans fancy Wax, String, or Lima
Beans 7Ua
ECONOMICAL DRIED FRUIT PRICES.
Choice California Prunes, per lb u.Sfto
Choice California Seedless Raisins, per
lib ...So
Fancy Muir Peaches, per lb .TVta
California Grapes, per lb ...........7M,o
Virginia Blackberries, per lb 7o
New York King Apples, per lb 8o
ECONOMICAL FRESH FRUIT PRICES.
Large Juicy Lemons, per dos..... 12o
Large Sweet Juicy Oranges, per dos 12c
Fancy HuJlow'een Dates, per lb. 5c
Fancy Colorado Whits Clover Honey,
per rack 12o
California White Figs, per pkg 5o
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We sell nothing but absolutely purs but
ter made at ths best creameries In ths
country. We have no license to sell you
anv substitute, therfore you are alwavs
sure of Its purity.
HAVDEN BROS.
PnCkPTROnKS!
We are selling to elope the line of poolcetbooks. 75c,
were $1.60; $1.00, were $2.00; $1.75, were $3.60. Children's
norketbooks at same cut prices. If you need one, now
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S. W. Lindsay. Jeweler.
IS 16 Doulas St.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
The Best Farm Paper.
Rogers, Peet 0 Co.
SveJ Clothing for Men.
J. L Brandeis & Sons.
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Lands all its passengers at its own station,
main entrance World's Fair Grounds.
Stop-over allowed on all tickets.
Leave Omaha . , . . 6:30 p. m.
Arrive World's Fair 7:00 a. m.
Arrive St. Louis . . 7:15 a. m.
For beautiful World's Fair folder and all
information call at Wabash City Office, 1601
Farnam, or address
HARRY E. M00RES, G. A. P. D.,
OMAHA. NEB.
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