7
V . .
rnn omatta patlt dee: TntrasnAY. jxryE so, iooi.
IilOMAS SAYS POLICE LIED
renitlot) Attorney AooriMt Offloen of
Ferhtrj in Denniaou Case,
SMYTH SAYS UICKITS WARRANT IS VOID
V , ' .
v Ha4 He Farts a Which -
Imm the KitrJI"
' ! . Papers
la the MTrnmrtit of th Thomson cane
yeetan-dar morning Elmer E. Thomas, one
of the attorney tor. the respondent, met the
Inevitable by declaring that the police offi
cer who testified' for Dennlson "dellber
UJr lied." x- '
Ed P. Smith, ef counsel for Dennlson,
had stated to the court that there
no chance for thpoltce officers to have
been mistaken that their testimony could
not be attacked unless by the assertion
that they deliberately committed perjury.
ibv Smith said these police officers were
not looking for "salve;" they did not want
the court to disregard their evidence and
give a reason for so doing that (hey
were mistaken. He declared that if the
court decided the question of facts In
rolved without giving credence to the testi
mony of the officers It would brand them
as perjurers.
When It came to Mr. Thomas' turn to
peak he readily accepted the challenge of
the other aids and declared that the po
lice officers had not been mistaken, but
had deliberately lied on the witness stand.
' "The alibi for Dennlson was put up for
the attorneys on the other side," said Mr.
Thomas, "and they have put It through in
court"
Tbe argument of the case was opened
soon after o'clock by C. J. Smyth, who
poke for the Den neon side until 10:30, after
which hit associate, Ed P. Smith, talked
for an hour and a quarter. At the time
of the noon recess Mr. Thomas had the
floor. f
Declares Mickey's Warraat Void.
Mr. Smyth opened his argument T07 at-,
tacking the sufficiency of the warrant Is
sued by Ooverner Mickey for the arrest
of Dennlson.
"The warrant,'' said he, "Is veld upon its
face, for .It doea not set forth that the
existence 'Of tbe jurisdictional facts was,
shown to the governor. The governor of
Nebraska does not say in the warrant that
It aa been shown to him that any crime
. merely states that the governor or lowa
has stated to him that the offense has
been committed and this petitioner has
been Indicted for It.. The warrant to
be valid must how that It has been proved
to the governor of Nebraska that the
person charge with the crime has not only
been Indicted, but that he la a fugitive
from Justice. There was no competent evi
dence before Governor Mickey that this
man Dennlson was even charged with
crime ' In Iowa, for the copy of the In
dictment presented to the governor was
ot certified to, as required by the federal
law which applies to practice In this
state."
Qwotes Authorities Point.
Mr: Smyth read a number of authorities
In support of his contention that the war
rant was ' insufficient and voldi -He also
. argued that the affidavits presented In the
case at bar were inadmissible and read the
statutes 'enumerating the cases in' which
affidavits may be accepted.
After devoting an hour of his time to the
tflafillflslnn at th llLvr vtnlntA. Mr flmvth
briefly reviewed, the evidence in the case.
He pointed out that the .testimony given
by former Chief of -Police Beavey did not
' necessarily oontradlct the evidence of the
police officers as to the alibi.
"The memory of Mr. Beavey," sajd the
' lawyer, "was apparently defective and hi
evidence as to dates was not sufficiently
definite to controvert the testimony of the
police officers who ; shadowed Dennlson.
' Mr. Finkerton, - In ' his deposition, did not
state positively when the surveillance of
' Dennlson ' began, tint merely Implied; that
It might have been-after he wrote his
letter to' Superintendent Weber . connect
In Dennlson. with the case. It -wam lu.t
as reasonable to Infer that the surveillance
- ef Dennlson began 'before Superintendent
Weber wrote the i report to Plnkerton
f which drew from the 4atter a letter brder-
.- Ing that a watch be kept over Dennlson."
! The Pollock deposition was next taken
up. the attorney arguing that It did not
oontradlct the alibi evidence given, by the
-'police officers. Mr. Smyth said that Pol
lock did not swear positively that Dennlson
called on him at the Millard hotel -until
about two weeks after the robbery, at a
time when the shadowing of Dennlson by
the Omaha polios had been discontinued.
Oatlawed hy statutes. A
. Ed. P. Smith opened his argument by
citing the statutes of limitation qf the
state of Iowa and contending that they
had barred the Indictment of Dennlson.
Then Mr. Smith paid his respects to a
ouple of local newspapers which he said
, had taken'Jurlsdlctlon In the case tnd had
already decided It against Dennlson.
"According to these newspapers, which
recognise no law, every witness produced
here for the respondent has been a para
gon of virtue and truthfulness, while all
ef the witnesses for Dennlson have been
stamped aa lineal descendants of Ananias."
Mr. Smith dealt at length on the testi
mony given by the police officers declar
ing that it must not be disregarded by the
ourt unless the court wished to stamp the
witnesses as deliberate and wilful perjur
ers. '
"If the court la to make a rule to dis
credit the evidence of police offlcera," said
the lawyer, "then seventy-flvs per cent
ef the criminala tried in this room must
be acquitted."
There has nof been a particle of oral
testimony, given here to oontradlct the
"', evidence of the police officers. The only
thing Introduced . against this evidence Is
the hotel register from Davenport and this
eomes into court without any proper Iden
tification. In regard to the Dennlson name
en thla register we have the preponderance
mt evidence to prove that It was not written
by Mr, Dennlson. Six witnesses havs tes
tified, that in their opinion It Is not ths
genuine signature of Dennlson while only
three witnesses have expressed an opinion
the ether way,"
Thosaas Fee-la. He meaveaslhlllty. -'
Mn, Thomas opened his remarks by say
. tng that the technical objections raised by
- Mr. Smyth to the warrant had been waived
by an entrance Into the hearing of the case
on Its merit' These objections, he argued,
I . could be made only on demurrer before ths
hearing, but he did not pursue the argu-
Calnf lor Chamberlain' Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy.
Txmt lt yourself in this man' place,
but keep a .bottle of this remedy in your
home. It it certain to be needed sooner
or Liter ami when that time comes you
will need it badly; you will neea it
quickly. Buy it now. It may save life.
imm
fca ot
kibhoea
Saturday
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35
$6
37'
Choke Trimmed and
Bankrupt Stock ot A. Steam
This is the biggest millinery
sensation of Che - season.
Right' in time for Fourth of
July you can buy a stunning
new up-to-date hat at less
than a third its Value. Trim
med with popular new small
floweTs some entire flower
drowns chiffon, maline,
etc., dainty summer shades
- also " fashionable street
hats worth $5.00, Q Yl
f6.00 and $7.00 W
Thursday will
go at
Untrlmmed Hats all the
leading shapes
your ohotoe,
at .....
10c
Lai. dLLI LJ La
Oa Maii Floor, Front Bargain Square
$1 Slippers and Oxfords, 98c
6(fo pair ladies' hand-sewed fine vici kid
and natent colt skin three straD sandals
3 ' militarj heels and opera heels also a
lot of ladiesr hand-sewed vici kid oxford
ties all made to retail at ? 2.00 and $2.50
a pair all sizes and all widths, at, pair
New style waists, made in cool,
summery' materials, new sleeve
. r all sUes a hundred patterns
i ': basement at each.
Shirt Waists
t ciUBtei-s oi iuokb, prettily pieatea, m g
Ojfr wy dainty and stylish tlzMC
at.
jBtylish Waists
HI; .
iaoe ana emoroiaery irimmea,
wellest waists for summer
at..,.
Idtea Shirt Walsrt Suits, . O Bn I
new wash materials, special"""' I
Ladiei? Svmmer Underwear
Ladies
15c Underwear at 5c Ladies' and children's
fleevelesa vests, very light weight for
summer wear, Thursday at each ...... ... . . ...T
25c Underwear at 10c Ladies' and misses' sleeveless and wing
. sleeve vets, plain and (anoy oolors, some silk mercerized,
' ' wortn zoo eaon, at.
,60c summer underwear at 12Ho ahd 15c I
all over lace lisle and Ir.lr i
lace trimmed-t 1311 W lOW
; J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS, BOSTON STORE
' . ' AKE ONE WITH YOU
for your friend durlns; vacation as a souvenir of Omaha.
We mean one of our spoons a handsome spoon 41.26,
tl.60 to 12.60 with building In bowl of Auditorium, post
office, water works, Omaha Indian chief. South Omaha
Hog- or Steer, with emblems of the state on handle. See
il.em before you e"o. iok for the name.
. iS. W. Lindsay, Jeweler.
".l i . - .-. Doajjlaa St.
DR. BRADBURY '506
. y Painless Extraction DENTIST.
. Without Gas-. ' -Filliaf.......:.30c
m
Gold Crowns, $2.50 up
Brfdjre Work $2.B0 up
' Lad Attendant' '
ment at length, remarking that Mr. Brome
would discuss the law points Involved. Mr,
Thomas Insisted that' no burden - rested
upon the respondents in this case; that It
was Tom Denntsoa's case and therefore It
was up : to Dennlson to rebut the prima
fade case set . forth In the warrant
"All we have to do." he declared. "Is to
throw upon his case some doubt."
Mr. Thomas "then entered upon an elabor
ate analysis of the evidence given by the
police officers to establish an alibi for Den
nlson. He pointed out small discrepancies
In the testimony of the different witnesses
and declared theae indicated deliberate per
jury. - After reading from the record to
ahow how positively- the - policemen swore
to small details, he exclaimed: .
"When a 'man will swear positively on
trifling . matters. It puts a badge of dis
honesty on his testimony."
' "Mr. Smith has : said," continued Mr.
Thomas, "that the alibi wltneases cannot
be mistaken; that they have either told
the truth or deliberately tied. We accept
Mr. Smith's statement ' We say the wit
nesses, who attempted to put up this alibi
have jled. Anyone who Is familiar with
alibi testimony knows that It should be
carefully scrutinised."
Bill Hea6aeae-a Totter, i -Lasy
livers and sluggish bowels cause i
headaches. Dr. King's New Ufa Pills re- j
move the cause, or no pay. .Only 2Sc Vot
sale by Kuhn A Co. ,
Cheap Roead Trl Rates for Vaeatloa
Trips ,
From Omaha via Chicago Great ; Western
Railway.
SUM to BL Paul or Minneapolis; 11660
to Duluth, Superior, Ashland or Bayfield.
Equally low rates te all summer resort
points In Minnesota. Tickets on sale every
day to September Ml Good to return to
October Cu Two. magnlfloently . equipped
trains each way dally via shortest Una.
Tor further Information apply te B. D.
Parkhurst, Oenetal Agent. Kit Yarnim
St.. Omaha.. Neb.
. ' 'v
Mem Waatee fer Harvest
The Btate Free Biaploymeret bureau, at
Labor temple, 1423 Dodge street. Is In need
of several hundred men for Kansas har
vest. Low rates.-, Wages S1.M to R.00.
board and lodging. Shipments made Thurs
day and Saturday. . , , v
Voartk ( Jelr Kaewralea Rates.
Via the Northwestern Line. Excursion
tickets will be sold at low rates to points
on the' Nortnwestorn system - within ' tiw
miles of Omaha, July . 1, I and 1 good re
turning untU July 8.' Inclusive. Apply to
city offiocs. 101-1WJ Fsrnam street.
Gold, beada,, JkOikoUH Jewis ,
np55a53
Bit
Sale of
"JT'J i Ribbons
f
m
Street hats from the
& Co., 712 Broadway N. Y.
Flowers Large
most popular
varieties
at....
bunches of
10c
8
mm-
lie
Ladies' Shirt Waists
'75c Waists at 25c, In basement
25c
at 69c Made wilh lace trimming,
at 95o Made with aew berthas,
95c
Wash Rhlrt Waist Suits
I-rettleat new pleated skirts.
3.98
5c
10c
Bilk r
laoe,
and
ribbed vests, plain and all over
also extra
rue
vesta
25c
pants, at ...
Famam
TEL. 1766.
Fourteen Years
iCamt Location
We positively remove
nerves from teetb with
out tbe least particle of
pain. Plates $2 up.
Open Sundays 10 to 12
AA.iJL'S-Hr a a r-euftf evAntM
Fizz! Boom!! Bang!!!
Hurrah! for the aiorlous.4th
Be sure to come to
headquarters for your
Fireworks, Flags, Lanterns
and Qeneral Celebration
Qoods.
Here are some halr-llfting bar
gains for early orders:
Blank Cartridge Pistols, Br
for 23 blanks.
Blank Cartridges,
U. M. C.
make, 4 boxes .
Cartridge Canes, with
ammunition, for
5c
does,
5c
3 Ifirge packAges Torpedoes,
nana m&ae, every one
perfect, X pkgs. for
Red Mandarin Fire Crackers,
!K4 importation, R-
per pack.. tJW
Full and complete assortment
of Bky Kockata, Roman Candles,
Mines, Bnake Nests, Dragons,
etc., all at special prices.
rfeJinpsrlalHalrRgZERsralcr
Tha Standard Hair Colorinr
i .yVl TOT oraj or UlMchM Balr, u a oleui,
1 dnmhi. and putwitlr luumleM Hii
VoXotiut. A nr natun.1 ahn.
UttlQC
, T...T ... . A - .....JT r. a
tLljZr tUmpl. ot hair colvna tree. . Yxvuf
'r HiuM. aaud tui Pmnpbl.1 i
UTEflAL CntiMICAl. KJU CO.LUW.U.lC.tevYrb
SCHOOLS.
BOYS' SUMMER REVIEW SCHOOL
A Summer Rerlew School for condi
tioned Eighth Grade pupils will again
be conducted at the T, M. O. A. Un
usual success last year. Elgbtb Grade
work a specialty. Opens July 1st
Register now.
Tat a MUlofTM at tbe Oldest sal Iars;est
(I
Mllitarr aeaeei w u.
iVJGntvjortli
Mtlttarf Seheel la turn Mi41. Wt, .ddrw
Military
Academy,
JUeite.ala
3C
0M AH AThursday we expect
iDihsl LJLs U U S
THE FOURTH OF JULY
Monday Is the Glorious Fourth and
Wo Close All Day, .
Send yver week-end orders early begin Thersday, eeattan
Friday and Inlih sp Sntnrday. WR CVOiB ALL DAT MOB DAY.
BIO SinF.WAIJC BAI.B rsnER THH AWHI1IO, 16TH AHD Hilt-KB1-OP
FOl'RTH OF JULY MERCHANDISE!. THE GREATEST FIRE
WORK. SALB EVER HELD 171 OMAHA IATTRDAV AHD MOTTOAY.
Fan Attractions
ARABIAN PLAITED FANS
For Fan Bonnets, and silk hand-painted t(o
' fans from Japan all at...... ........ "V
TOKIO FOLDING HAND-PAINTED FANCY C
FANS the very latest at Uv
TARABOLS Special offering Thursday morning about
two hundred parasols, all colors, new shapes fl C
worth up to $2.00 at
; Muslin Underwear.
FIVE CAKES OF NEW GOODS JUST PUT ON SALE
Corset cotltr at $1.45, fl.25, 98c, 89c, Q
75c, 69c, 150c, 35c, 55c and C
DRAWERS, at $1.45", $1.25, 98c, 75c,
50c, 45c, 35c and 'Jv
CHEMISE, $2.90, $2.75, $2.00, $1.75, $1.48, C
$1.25, 98c, 75c, 50c, 40c and .,....s-JC
GOWNS, $2.90, $2.50, $2.10, $1.95, $1.75, Cl
$1.48, $153, $1.00, 75c, 50c, and OJ C
CHILDREN'S AND MISSES' WASH DRESSES. EXTRA
i VALUE THURSDAY. J
Ages 1 to 4 years, 98c, 69c, P
50c, 89c,1 and ..DC
Ages 6 to 14 98c, 89c, CH-ra
69c and... 3UC
SPECIAL DISPLAY OF JAP KIMONAS short and
long on Thursday. Some of them are perfect works of art.
Jell-O
America's , most
populart dessert
preparation demon
strated oil main
floor. The cutset re
sults of Jell-O ma
rlpulatlon dlfplay
ed. Fruit of any
Xind ingenloui-ly In
sinuatod in the
mold Looks pretty,
tastes exquisitely.
Three 2 Re
packages ....
Jell-O Ioe Crpam
Powder ' Moilly
good two OEr
packages ...."-'w
Photo dippllee, Kodaks, Os
rneru, Solntlona, Film Packs,
Monnts, Albnms, eterythtngT tn
Pkotoarrapnle Apparataa at
tbe rla-ht prices.
An enthusiastic amateur, who
never took a photo In his life until
he took it with a camera he bought
of us Saturday, submitted speci
mens of his work to our camera
man Tuesday. Our camera man
pronounced them wonderful and di
vides the honor evenly between the
amateur and the camera that he
bought at BENNETT'S. Call and
see us .
8. B. SECTION, MAIN FLOOR.
Bennett's the men's shoe store of Omaha.
MeiVs ,tan Blucher Oxforcjs;.:.... 2.50
MenVtan Blucher Oxfords, E.Tay....3.50
Men's patent Colt Oxfords, lT7...... 3.50
Boy' patent Colt Oxfords 2.50
Little Men's Patent Colt Oxfords ..... 1.25
Butter 18c Pound Butter
Just received, an
Country Butter
50c Korth of Green Trading
Stamps with each pound
pound ,
GREEN TRADING STAMPS EVERY TIME.
IBE GREAT LUIOPF AHEBIG
TWO WAYS EAST BY WATER
The Northern Steamship Company will operate steamship North West
between Duluth and Buffalo and steamship North Land between Chicago
and Buffalo, calling at intermediate points of interest. Largest and most
luzjirioaa boats oa fresh water. Cuisine first-class.
I
Uarnmhlit North I-And
ManuUilp North Wrt
Tor full paithmlars apply to anr tlcM
II. A. CHERRIEB, O.
It Is No
when traveling" to hare to tarn every thing upside down to)
And what you are looking- tor. Let us sell you at JO per eent
Discount a suit case or grip, arranged so that there la a plaoe
or everything. ,
Omaha Trunk Factory.
Telephone 1058 1209 Farnam
i
SCHOOLS.
Brownell Hall. OmaKsL.
A home school for young women of purposs. Academic and College. Prepara
tory Course. Certificate adiulta to Vassar, Wellealy, Mt. Holyoks, Smith. University
of Nebraska and University of Chicago. Exceptional advantages In muslo and art
Well equipped gymnasium and generous provision for out-door sports under profes
sional director. Bend for illustrated oatalogue. Address, MIUS MACRAU. FrlnolpaL
B y EES ACADEMY.
ESTABLISHED 1MW.
Seeks the patronage -of dlscrtmlnatlng parents and admits boys of good
character only. ,
For Sworlptlv. heok full lnl(rntt, .adraM
Celaael K. W. V. BLKfciS, Savevl ss.t, 17 Vort Bl.es. M, Me.
fair weather, variable winds.
A New
RICH COOKED
RIGHT, SERVED
RIGHT BY OUR
EXPERT DEMON
STRATOR O N
MAIN FLOOR.
. COME TRY IT.
immense quantity, of fresh
to reduce this stock ire offer
La. uuer
18c
... . . ft
TnUKSDAY OFFER ONLY.
ft
Inm
Imtm
Ohlcaso 8.turd.r.
Duluth TiMatara-
.(wt or writ
Am 220 S. Clark St., Chicago.
Fun
MI
jtfi
Every Day
Is Bargain Day
at "The Big
Store."
QOTD
TIIR RF.I.IABI.R STOItB.
We are Closing Out the Entire Skirt Stock
of L Holstein & Co., 3rd Ave., NewYdfk
Overproduction and lack of funds push ed this flro- to the wall. an& w secure
their entire shirt stock at . A
33 l-3c on the Dollar. Skirts, Skirts, Skirts
Etnmlnfs. Sicilians, voiles, silks, wash skirts, all kinds of fabrics and stylish de
signs, In both walking and dress lengths.
THK OREATR8T BARHAIN8 TFTT OF
FKHE1) Panamas, Sicilians, briniantinos
and etamlne sklrtn, newest dnnlgna, with
pleated flounce, manufactured to eel! at
. .4.98
BBAimPl'Ii VOIM3J DRES3 PKlttTS.
K 90. Trimmed with JO and ljf rows of
taffeta bands, manufactured ,-to eoll at
I12.M and 115.00; o nn
special price i O.VU
HANDSOME WALKING SKIRTS, $i(8
In plain colors, fancy mixtureschecks,
plaids, etc.. In all the moat popular
fabrira, worth 17.50; no
special price aS.VO
MI88E8- GKIRT8-The greale-t values we
have ever shown, 200 of them, in all
sizes and colors; your 1 fktt
choice Thursday, I3.W, $2.98 I.VO
$6.00 TO $7.60 WASH WAISTS, $2.50-8llk.
organdlea, llnena, lawns, trimmed with
fine laoe embroidery -nl Insertion, the
most exquisitely beautiful garment ever
shown in Omaha at " fz rv
the price eta. Oil
NOBBY WASH WAISTS, C Latest styles
in ursnniiirs, oauste, lawns, vestlntrs,
etc., embroidery and lace trimmed, worth
$2.00, $2.60 and $3.00; CIK
our price for Thursday Vufc
Thursday Wall Paper Specials. Bargains!
Bargains!
On all lines of paper. We carry a complete line of all the newest patterns from
the ordinary white blanks to the best heavy embossed frilts, and our jprfces are the
lowest. For Thursday we are making extra special Inducements on all Unes. .
Paper worth 8c and so per roll, 5Jc
White Blanks,
.:. Oc
per roil
Headquarters
for the
Large Juicy Seedless
Dozen, 12c.
Large,
Larae
lulcv. aweet Oranaes. per doa....l3o
Florida Bananas, per dos 10c
California White Figs, per package 6o
OROOKRIES! GROCERIES
ONE MORf) DAY BEFORE IN VRNTORY.
THESE PRICES FOR TOMORROW
ONLY.
48-lb. tacks High Patent Minnesota
Flour , $120
10 bars Best Laundry Soap 26o
Hand picked Navy Beans, per lb.. 8o
Good Japan Rice, par lb Stto
Fanoy Crisp GingergrVV- P1" lb o
The very best &oda, Oyater, Butter or
Milk Crackers, per Jib , , to
Force, Vlgr, Vim, X. Celo, Neutrlta or
HAVE YOU
AVOErv
Yonr
Summer Vacation
May be most agreeably
tner resorts and fishing
The
Excellent fast train service to
nesota and Wisconsin Lake
ure grounds via tbe Chicago
Two trains dally to St. Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth,
giving ready access to Lake Mlnnetonka, White Bear Lake
and other Northern Summer
Five fast daily trains to
all lines east.
Special low rates
.Tickets and full Information on appHciUoa.
Ttotot tfflcM:
OHM.
Y?
VIA
Illinois Central R. R.
Round Trip Rates From Omaha ..,
Detroit Mich., on sale July 6 to 7 ,.. . . tl0.25
Atlantic Olty, N..J., On sale July 0 to 10 j . 134.00
Cincinnati. Ohio, on sale July 15 to 17. . 122.75
French Lick Springs, InL. on sale July 23 to 28 820.15
Boston, Mass., on sale August 11 to. 1 3. t33.1Q
Tickets to points below on sale daily until September Uuth.
Return October 31st
Montreal, P. Q $33.00
Buffalo, N. T 127.15
Put-In-Bay, Ohio 122.00
OUauUuqua Lake Points. 27.1.5
Chicago $20.00
Chicago (via St Louis one
way 122 80
Charlevoix, Mich $2425
Windsor, Ont 821.50
Quebec. P. Q . 838.85
Mackinac Island. Mich. 820. 25
Toronto 827.15
Correspondingly low rates to many other points In Illinois,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Ontario and New York State.
Attractive tours of tbe Great Lakes yla rail to Chicago or Pu
luth and steamer. '
Before planning your trip, call at City Ticket Qfflce, No. 1403
Faruam Bt, or write ,
W. II. BRILL, Dist. Pass, Agt., Omaha, Neb."
v.
0
tmtrmm mrvrkmm rsissas nrsssurr-n I
Every Day I
Is Bargain Dar
at "The Dig
Store."
OREAT I "JDtTTBMEJNT WOMTIN
WA8II WAISTS, In oolors aud white,
others askyou $1.00 for them;, . lQc
our price Thursday
ORANP CLKARINQ 9AI.B-WOMKN 8
WASH DREH.SES MTST 000ir custom
Is to clean up ail Waeh dreeeee before the
Fourth of July, snd we will do so this yer
if baigaln prices are any Inducement to
the public. I
1.1'tO SflTS ON HANT, AtJ FTNTffl OAR
M KNTS Will go Thursday In I O
lots at 4 9S, J3.9S :,....fvtJ
1MN'T FAIL, TO BETH THBM.
HANDWOMW WOOtr Sl'ITS 6ueh VAlueg
were, never before offeree at the price.
Pon't ml is seeing them. 12
$S.0n, $760 and " .... H'14
EXTRA 1NT1 'CTTMETNTS Women's Inwn
and calico wrappers, light 1QC
and dnrk colors, at zL
$2.00 moire underskirts , . Sfv
at
$3.00 women's wrappers, light i .. f Rf
colors, nt )
FHOM f TIM 9fW A. H.
750 VOM FIN'S LAWN AND
..23c
r3
Un it of one to a customer. '. rjj
fRON i.V TILI. 13 A. M.
$1.00 children's wnsh dieeses. ' - AOc
Faer worth 80 Pr roI , . 4iC
All other grades at proportionate prices.
COME AT ONCE. DO NOT MISS THIS
6 A I.E.
for Fresh Fruit
Fourth.
Highland Lemons, Per
Egg-O-See. per package ,......T0
Laj e bottles Pickles, any kind you
want t0
1-1 b. cans assorted Soups, any kind rY s
l-IK cans Fancy Alaska Balmoo. ........
1 -1 1 v. tiarkun beat Cornstarch. i... ........
The best bulk Laundry Staroh. per lb..l?
tnttl Q .rl 1 1 oA U a m ' MP . Tl .....A
PUTTER! BUTTER!! BUTTERI!!
The very best Creamery Butter, tailing 1
finer made, per lb ......v....,....-
Oood Country Butter, per lb..., 13V
FREE! FREE 1 ! FRET31II
A nice cold drink of WW1 Cherry Ph
phate or Root Beer In Urooery iHpk
V
A TRUNK? (;
la your Orln or Suit Case in at shape L.
to travel in aeceni comyeuay.
IF NOT-ere Is the place to secure the
very best article at the very lowest price.
We carry on elegant line of Trunks in all
stride and v.ry txt make rangUuf iti price
from $2.76 up to ra0.oo.
Our line of Suit Cases and Grips
Is unequal d In variety or price. We take
a back seat for nobedy on .tbesa lines of
goods. See them.
SUIT CASJ-S In all .e beet stylos and
materials at from Jl. 60 to P6.0O.
GRIPS THAT WILL GIVE YOU ITFItV
ICB All sty ies and materials from tOc to
$16.00. Don't fall to see our line before buying-
BROS.
spent at the cool sum
grounds reached by
North-Western Line
the Black Hills, the Iowa. Min
Retorts and scores of other pleas
North-western Railway.
Resorts.
Chicago make connection with
during the summer,
1401 - 1403 finia $1.
DEI.
CHEAP
EXCURSIONS
Cambridge Springs, Pa. $27.15
St raul-Mlnneapolli. . . .(12.5(1
Duluth-Superlor 115.05
Alexandria, Minn., 115.25
Walker, Minn., (leech
Ike) 417.10
Rice Lake, Wis.. ...... tIS.OO
Wlnnepeg, Man...;.... $35.(j(
Watervllle, Mlun tlij.htt
Madison Lake, Minn. . . j ().,
Bplrit I-ake (Okobojl). . . .t9.(,
Waterloo, lowa f ,f
Cherokee, Iowa..... ftG-ba
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