THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: BATtJKDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1004.
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saturclay at 10 a. m. we will sell thousands of yards
of. fancy silks at 2 prices 29 .cents and 39 cents,
we bought an entire stock of fancies under excep
tional conditions .sufficient for you to know that
you -will be able to purchased an e perfect silks at
about 1-4 of ths real value.
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goods . have been displayed in west window: and
hundreds of ladies who have seen them will be in
attendance., you will miss it if you are not on
hand promptly at 10 a. m. $1.00 silks for 29 cents,
$i.2!r silks for 39 cents, .tell your neighbor.
Thomas Kilpatrick & Co,
i LDMBERMES KICK OX RATES
Local Dealers Launch Campaign to Mala
Sailrmi 0om Down.
DECLARE THAT DISCRIMINATION EXISTS
i oaUA lutoi tuur
lid, laylne; Tariffs As Low ud '
Fartnas BedaeUea. to Mot
Warrant J. "
Local lumberman bav launched a vigor
ous campaign to break tbe rates on bulld
; big material Into Omaha. They aaaert the
'rates tA thla city from, th western and
" southern lumber districts are ao high that
they are unable to compete with ahlppera
frbta the east. While a. large quantity of
fir and, yellow plus) from the northwest
finds lta way Into' the local market, moat
of this material la. shipped In from the
south, and, lumbermen aaaert the present
rates are ezceaalve. They allege the mat
ter has been brought before the attention
of the freight managers of the various
roads, and while the subject has been
taken up a number of times, nothing yet
has resulted.
The rata from Tesaa to Omaha now Is 17
. cent! per hundred. Soma of tbe shippers
art In favor of a car Instead of a tonnage
rata, but thla plan the rallroada absolutely
refuse to consider. They take the position
thatth only profitable system that can be
run upon business principles Is a rate made
out upon a tonnage basis.
Official Makes Statement,
A Burlington official said:
"A large share of the lumber shipped
to. this point comes front, tba Texas dls
V trloi. This Includes the cypress, gum and
tHow pin varieties from Louisiana and
Arkansas. We- get 17 cents per hund-ed
for the haul to this city. We bring In some
-snmbar from the northwest The north
woBt varieties include spruce, flr and pine
front Oregon Washington and Montana.
Tba haul from those points to this city la
as cents per hundred. The haul from north
ern Arkansas and southern. Missouri is 23
cents. Tba lumbermen have made tha
daim that the rate from these belts puts
than In unfair, competition, with the . east
ern shippers" The matter has 'been fought
out several time at the. meeting of the
freight representatives of tha various 3nes
but we cannot sea our way clear to reduce
rate that wa consider Is already as .low
as wa can make It aadf leave reasonable
margin of profit."
Be carding ta question of tba livestock
rata over which tber Is so much agita
tion at present, tha speaker said;
"Tha livestock man contend they are
disarlminatad against and are tha vlotims
ParsMmnh Will fftv iWanf mm1tm$ m-A amsTa . . a L
Of how lansiandin; or
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Xalnrsd'' and is for axtamsl
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Uting. and often Doisonoos.
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above. PiricamDA la a comhlmrUn J i .t.,' i
------ , v.u., uii Boumiuj, Bssxmg annsepua ous and 13 a crescrirte
1m endorsed br prominent Wgons and doctors now in hosrftal and prWpractica aUover thla coanrTttta
a safe and effectual treatment for all farm. r .! c L -o n.- , -. .r"""? .
applied to eutt and bums reUsves Instantly, heals without leaving a scar and always prevents blood poJsoni
ltc In a tW.6Wy wtural w.7 and doc, not effect the, nervous svrtssa or apts the stomach, hWZSfi
Bom through the pom of tha jldn directly tha aert of tha trouble, stop, ftVpata, reil thTconoT b,
stimulating the circulation anddrswsout an Soreness, Few and Inflammation by Inducing cwuo" f
"rT. n. iopw,ana a tMtioor mora of it should
rCrv.JL hand, o, back, mamma
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wHuu, v ihwuujui wiu oa tna iwsi claim. It itirrrTififii
2,000.000 Bottles Wcro Used
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by Smfferer, aQ over tha Country, and wfr.h "satisfying results ia
avary case, as can p
, you owa State and
gaUoa oa rout
Tba
acLE BY YKS-DILLOn DRUG COMPANY,
Ibthnd Fcrnam Gto., Omaha.
silk sale
of more unfair rates than other shippers.
There Is no class of Miippers which does
not make - similar ealms. The fact is,
however, there Is nd( class of freight so
mean to handle. WW have to - furnish
first class accommodations and- cannot
haul sa much freight ' to a car. It la a
class ol freight. that hn'tebe handled
almost as expeditiously ' as the passenger
traffic. The losses are greater than Is the
case with any other perishable freight and
It has to be handted with more' care."
JUNCTION OFJU THE PARKS
Isah la Scheme Soaarfct la Perfecting
'. Central Bonlevasd, Nvt Par
tially Completed.
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Chairman Evans of tbe Park board has
announced that Central boulevard haa been
completed frem Farnam to Davenport
streets and.wlU be. opened for travel. He
la confident the driveway will be put
through northward to Burt street before
winter. .
Negotiations now are pending with Count
Crelghton for the donation of a strip two
blocks long north of Cuming from Thir
tieth, to Thirty-second streets, which is
needed to connect the Central with the
Lincoln boulevard and Bemls park. Count
Crelghton is said t be favorable to the
donation. This Is the last link necessary
to make a continuous drive from River
view to Bemls park, via Hnnscom and
Curtis Turner parks. After the ' work is
completed the Park board Intends to
project a continuation north and east
through the city to Kountxe park, which
In turn is reached by the Florence boule
vard. A full circuit of beautiful drive
ways, with views that command every part
of Omaha and vicinity, will then be pro
vided. . ..
Woodmen of the World Special Train
to St. Loals.
The Woodmen of the World havrj ar
ranged, with, tba. Wabash, to ma ly special
train, leaving Omaha Union station at 8:(5
a. m.. Council Bluffs 9 a. in., Simday, Sep
tember 11. A very low rou--trlp rata,
18.60 from Omaha. IS. 25 from - Council
Bluffs, with correspondingly low rates from
ail statlona
Everyone invited to Jtn special train.
Insist upon your ticket reading via Wa
bash,, the only line wl'.n Its own station at
main entrance ot Vorld's Talr grounds,
thus saving time. e, tra car fare and an
noyance. For all information call at Wa
bash city offloe, 7B01 Farnam street, or ad
dress HARRY . MOORES. O. A. P. .
Wabash Rallrrd, Omaha, Neb.
-Patrick tbe Second.
Henry ran of Parkeraburg, W. Va. had
a large ."o on hand Thursday night when
frre"if t by OfBcer Hudson in the rear of
the Nebraska National bank. Dean was
charred at tn- police ptation with "drunk
and , 'snakes," At the time of the arrest
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1.000,000 Bottles Free
to offerers from an of the many forms ot
fwttea, Ecitma-Tatler, Asthma,
Sir l5L?r l"''..
tBcras, Cata, Bnds, OH Sore or any U&cm that UgSaa
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. " .nnBiaocr, jraracsmpn u ins "lrst Aid to th
annlin.tu. . . i c S - .. . w u
- -t v w a urosi, ana
Internal r4;. vi,l ' .
"Z-v 7 r.C w . pixion, ana en
provea py jsctera tnxn pslie&U Hving la
County.
Siga tba Coo poo and send ft tana immediately, and
Pools will ba yours in short oriar with no cost or 'oblU
part, only that yea promise to try ft.
23c,50c aad U at all goad DrstgWa
Pcrrc&iuph Compsny
of all!.
Dean Imeglned he wa Bt. Patrick driving
snakes out of Nebraska. He thought the
alley, his clothes aid all around him was
.a mass of reptiles, that he was putting to
rout with a stirje.
RECEPTION IN0LD CHURCH
Cordial Meeting Tendered Dr. Jeans
in, San Francisco by Former
Congregation.
tr Edwin Hart Jenks, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, who has r
turned from his visit to California, preached
one Sunday In his old church, the First
Presbyterian of San Francisco, and, as a
surprise to htm, his friends tendered a
reception at the church Wednesday even
lng when he attended for prayer meeting.
Dr. Jenks was tor several years pastor of
that church and. the mcetllng of his old
friends there was a source of much gratlfl
cation to him.
Returning from the coast. Dr. Jenks
stopped off in Wyoming to' while awsy a
little time on a ranch. His vacation was
cut short, only being three weeks In all.
HAPPY RESULTS OBTAINED.
By the t'se of the Hew Scalp Aatl
- , septle.
. It wouldn't take long to number the hairs
In the heads of some people, the reason
being they haven't many to number. In
most Instances, however, the fault Is their
own. A germ at the root soon plays, havoc
with the most luxuriant growth and causes
it to fade and fall out. A remedy for this
has recently been discovered, called New
bro's Herp'clde, that acts by destroying
the germ that does the damage, besides re
moving all Impurities tfrom the scalp. In
addition It permits new life and vigor to
enter the scalp, and happy results are sura
to be obtained from Its use. Try It, Sold
by leading druggists. Send 10c In stamps
for sample to The" Herplclde Co., Detroit,
Mich. Sherman A McConnell Drug Co.,
special agents.
Colfax Pnroa Water,
bottled at the springs. Gladstone Bros,
1808-1310 Douglss street
Hamilton Hotrt t'ottagee, St.
. Loals. .
. A permanent hottt, three minutes from
World's Fair. Rooms BOO per day op.
Booklets free. Address W.,F. Williamson,
Manager. ' ......
End of Wtk trs-oarsioa t Clear
Lake, In.
Via Chicago Great Western railway, For
trains Friday night and all trains Satur
day of each week round trip tickets will be
sold at one far t Clear Lake. la. Tickets
good returning on sny train until the fol
lowing Monday. For further Information
apply to 8. H. Parkhurst. general agent,
UU Farnam street, Omana. Nab. i
Try Colfax Purox water.
with Faver. SwoElna
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taxes me ptscs oz many Irrb
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reum to trouDies enumerated
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be in every home. As afsmflw
may havseuralg,., g
oeoy rever, ear T&ioat n
ajg f ' TluiJSil.
Cut out this coupon at one. CU oat
the blanks and mall to
THE MMKPH CO., UnlSfilll, Kf.
My disease Is
I have never uaed Paraaamph, but If
you will send me bottle free ef oost
t will Ut It.-
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(Qlre full aadreas, Writ plainly,)
USCOLN-OMAHA ISIERDRBAN
Mrw Idas Is Being idra&oed BsTtmHilet
of Grade Alreadj Laid.
WILL JOIN CAPITAL AN0 GATE CITY
Boat Takes In Sooth Omaha, Pa
llla, Sprlagweld. Ashland,
Waverlf, Enterlag Osaaha
Hear Haaaeaaa Park.
Promoters of the Omaha, Lincoln A
Beatrice Railway company, declare Omaha
the commercial metropolis, snd Lincoln,
the capital and educational oenter of the
state will be connected by an electrlo Inter'
urban railway before many seasons shall
have come and gone. Seven miles of grade
from Lincoln to VPnlverslty place already
have been Completed and Mr. E. C. Hurd
secretary of the company and local man
aging engineer, la now In St. Louis, ar
ranging for equipment tor the first seven
mile of the new road. It la expected cars
will be started from tbe capital city to
University place before Christmas.
The Omaha, Lincoln A Beatrice Railway
company was organised a year and a half
ago by Ohio . capitalist, men of reputed
experience with Interurban lines and men
of ability and standing.
Henry Robinson, a prominent financier
and manufacturer of Akron, O., is president
of tha company, and his brother and Mr,
Muaser, also of Akron, are Interested In
the , new Una . Tbeae men, together with
Mr. Hurd, have gone oyer the ground here
carefully and are fully convinced tha con.
dltlons are ripe for a suburban1 line be
tween Nebraska's capital ant) th Gate
City. '
.. During the last year and a half several
surveys were made. The perfected survey
goes from Omaha to Bouth Omaha, thence
to Papllllon, Springfield, Greenwood. Ash'
land, Warerly, easterly suburbs of Bethany
Heights, University Place and Lincoln
Franchise rights already hsve been se
cured In Papllllon, Springfield, Ashland,
Greenwood, Waverly, Bethany Heights,
University Place and Lincoln. The state
ment Is made that V? per cent of the entire
right-of-way of the line has been con
traded for and many thousands of dollars
already expended. Considerable track ma.
terlal has been bought and Is being dellv
ered.
The next Important move the company
expects to take in hind Ss the arrange
ment for terminal facilities in Omaha,
which will be done, It Is declared, as soon
as practicable. Then the east end ot the
line will be pushed from Omaha to Papll
Hon A number of prominent Omaha and
Lincoln business men are interesting them
selves In the enterprise, now that th line
has passed the paper stage.
It is the declared Intention of tha officers
and promoters to make the line first-class
In every particular. Hourly aervlce. It la
said, will be inaugurated on the completion
or the road.
Just where the Omaha terminal will be
located Is yet undecided, but It Is expected
the line will enter th city near Hanscom
park. It la the Intention or Dr. G. L. Miller
to have a stub line run from the main line
to Seymour park, , his. former home, snd
convert the park Into a pleasure ground.
Two Superintendents Now.
A change of considerable importance In
the management of the Burlington system
west of the Missouri will go Into effect
In a few days. This will be the division
of the line Into two districts. Th com
pany operates iJpO miles of railroad west
of the river snd, until now the lines have
.been, under tha simspdslon of one general
superintendent, ejgrowlng Interests of
me roaa in yie, territory., affected by the
cnange naa oecome. too, much for one head
and a division pf the western system was
decided upon as the best solution ot ths
situation."" " '
With this end Iri View General flnnr1r-
tendent Calvert was promoted to the posi
tion of chief engineer with headquarters
at Chicago. Two general superintendents
will be placed In charge of the district over
which he formerly had exclusive charge.
Assistant General Superintendent Rhoades,
who has been located at Lincoln under Mr.
Calvert, will assume charge of one division
with headquarters at Alliance. Harry C.
Byram, now with the Northwestern at
Lincoln, haa accepted the position of gen
eral superintendent over th second divi
sion with headquarters remaining at Lin
coln. ' V,
Mr. Rhoades has been with the com
pany for a number of years. Mr. Byram
began hla career with the Chicago. Bur
lington & Quincy, He became chief clerk
to ueneral Superintendent Beeler. Subse
quently he went to the Great Northern
snd was made general superintendent of
the Montana division of ths line. He
left the company to go with th Rock
Island, but returned to the road and was
located at Kansas City until a short Urns
ago, when he went to Lincoln.
George W. Hoidredge, general msnasrnr
of the Burlington In this city, said there
will b no change In division superintend
ents, ss has been reported. The latter will
report to the general superintendents ss
before.
That awHehlasT Fee.
It Is asserted by ths Union Psoiflo offi
cials of this city that the new switching
rates to be put In force by ths company
do not represent a deliberate Increase, but
a change in the system of charges. As
a result of this chsnsc some of th switch
ing will cost less, although there will be
sn Increase on heavy cars, the minimum
price being $5. One of th traffic officials
said yesterday:
W are simply putting th switching
rates on a business . basis. Wa for.
merly received 14 per car for the haul
from . Omaha to Council Bluffs. II must
be remembered, however, that the sis of
me gram-carrying cars havs been Chanced.
Tha capacity of one of the cars used to
te ao.oco pounds, &ut they have been grow
ing In else in the last few years.
"Under the new system, ths minimum
rats will be IS. Ot course it will exceed tbst
on a oar of over 60,000 pounds burden. The
tonnage system Is adopted for the car
rat which Is not a fair basis to work on.
The change. It easily seen, f works both
ways. Under ths old wsy there was n
difference In the switching rats for the
neavier car, out on th other hand, it coat
Just as much to move ths light car.
The system has been In use at Dcnvw
for several years and It is th only fair
snd business like way to hand! thla claaa
of work. There Is o Intention to discrim
inate against sny ons In th matter and
me change was mad because modern eon.
dltlons Justified It The change will make
a difference of U on an SO.ooa-pound car,
pui on a smau car in rate will b below
th present ons."
Raw York Pkli.i.ki.
cannot b mow pleasantly or conveniently
reached than by th Grand Trunk-Lehigh
VaUey Route. Solid through trains, mag
nlncent scenery, all trains run via Niagara
Falls.
Descrlatlv literature ant rr annii.
eatlon to Advertising Department, Grand
Trunk Railway Bystem, IS Adams BL, Chi
cago, Oeo, W. Vaux, A. O. , T. A.
rieada to Ja la Vain.
srred Lauar of Tent and Iouslaa street.
has been nnea so ana rosia in police court,
where he was arraigned on a charge of as
sault snd battery preferred by Ussia Kuw
tsrs of Ninth and Iousiaa atreeia Lauar
made a plea Tor ciamency, arguing ini
th. Kueatcra women haa a hobby of set
ting man arrested end seeing then fined
er antenoed. Laoag declared sh a
$4 Boys School Suits at $2.95
One Pair of Extra. Boys Knee Pants
Absolutely Free With Each Suit.
Saturday we will place on special sale six
hundred boys' school suits, made up in the
new double breasted jacket style, sizes 6 to 16
years of age in four of the newest fall color
ings to select from. They are strictly all wool
and high grade materials and worth every cent
of four dollars our special price tomorrow will
be $2.9?. 'We will give away absolutely free
with each suit a pair of extra knee pants that
matches suit The free knee pants are free
Saturday only.
School Shoes for the Children.
Here are some shbe values for the children that should interest
you. School opens September 6th, and the children must have
new shoes. Here is a list of shoe values that we have prepared
for Saturday Read every item The savings that follow should
bring you here with the children bright and early. -
Boys' Satin Calf Lao Shoes good
p'.ump soles:
Blses t to U KJ
Sl-.es 13H to I $1.10
Sires 2 to 6H 11.25
Boyi' Casco Calf Lsce Shoes double
sn'.e and extension edges;
3lee 8 to 13 -.11
fllses UH to fl.fi
Fifteenth and
i Farnam.
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.a .v. .rrt nf r.ot less than four men
In the last few months. His argument had
no weight witn me iun.
GOOD WORDS FOR L. E. C00LEY
City Englaees Hasewater Coeaaaenda
Expert from Chicago aa On
of the Beat.
t..u, !. is. Cooley. In company with
City Attorney Wright, City Engineer Roao
water and Assistant City Engineer Craig,
inanantMl the water works pumping station
at Florence Thursday afternoon. Mr.
Cootey has begun work examining the plant
and checking over the maps, schedules and
i..inriH fliad bv the water company.
City Engineer Rosewater speaks in high
terms concerning his acuity.
"Mr. Cooley comes from a family of
hniojtl xnarta.M said ha "He was th
ohlef engineer In charge -ot the Chicago
glneerlng cansl, one of the Diggesi worm
of Its kind In the country. In th 801 he
was government engineer In charge of the
Missouri river from Nebraska City to Sioux
City, and hla familiarity with the stream
will aid him In his work on the water
works plant."
Honteeeekers Hates to north Dakota.
Evry Tuesday until October SS the -
wtarn Railway will sell round
trip tlcketa to polnta In tb above named
Stat at a great reduouon irora om uu
far. For further information apply to
Oeo. F. Thomas, general agent. ttU Far
nam street, Omaha, Neb.
Batldlav Poraalta.
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lows: O. Uliieh. $3,000, frame dwelling at
Twentieth and Clark; Mrs. Mary B. Dona
hoe, $1,600. frame dwelling at Park ayenue
and Shirley street; T. E. Olsen. $1,000. frame
dwelling at Thirty-third and Ohio.
Act for Jada Berks.
Justice of the Pesee Charlee M. Bachman
has been appointed as acting police Judge
during the absence of Jurtjre w-rka. who
has gone to California and the World s fair
for a month.
Marrlaaje Licensee.
The following marriage llcenaes wr Is
sued up to noon September 2:
Name and Reeldenoe. Age.
Bert Fllnn. Omaha.......
Km ma Douglas. Des Moines It
Ray N. Towl. Bouth Omaha JJ
Julia Z. Renwlck, Bouth Omaha.. 26
II K. Wedding Rings. Ed holm, jeweler.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Dr. A. S. Jonas, who has been at BL
Mary's hospital. Rochester, Minn., under,
going an operation, haa returned, showing
considerable Improvement In health.
l l-u-s. ul-l .1 i,i inns3aaeM
Visit the New Studio
Finest In the West. '
PHOTOGRAPHER,
8is-so-ss a. lstk at.
WEST Bide of Street
B Sure It l II. HE YN.
'mm
ft) fcr
Sizes IH to BH ..
n.
Hoys vici air i
Indestructible Shoes
with wlra sole for hard weari
Slsea to II -...$1.45
Sixes 1SH to I JIM
Sites V to 64 U.ii
Boys' Veal Calf Indestructible Shoes
Calf Shoes good heavy soles:
Blies to U .. , $L46
Largest Showing iiv Omaha of
the World Famous Stetson Hats.
At least sixty styles of the very newest fall and winter crea
tions in soft and derby shapes correct colors in all proper
dimensions and sizes WE SELL 'X Cfl
STETSON'S HATS FOR .' ,.
OUR MEDIUM PRICED UATS O CH
AT $1.50, $2.00 AND..... --JU
Are the talk of the town. They are as good even, better than
some hat stores sell for 2.50, $3.00 and $3.50.
They are strictly warranted to be the greatest hat values in
this city. .""
aan-. -iwssfii i w SsssTV sT -
Are you staggering under the burden ef a secret weakness which Is a Slow
but sure drain on your strength and vitality T In your pnesent condition ar you
fit to hold a responsible posttlenT Can anybody rely on you or can you rely
on yourself? Is your body almost wrecked and your brain In a whirl? It la
terrible to be in thla condition, but It la still worse to allow It to continue and
become more aagravated, for It will then fill your whole life with failure, mis
ery and wo. Ther are thouaanda of ruined and cheerless homes, filled with
discontent and unhappiness. lacking In love and companionship, - through th
sexual weskness and physical impairment of men whose years do not justify
such a condition. . . . .
We make puny, weak men strong, and every vital organ perfect. Infiltrat
ing that old feeling of youthful fire, vim and courage. Do you want to b
strong, possess nerves of steel, self-confidence, strength In every muscle, am
bition, grit, energy and 'endurance. In order to make your life complete? W
have gladdened the hearts of thousands of young and middle eged men who
were plunging toward the grave, restoring them to perfect specimens of phys
ical manhoood, full of vim, vigor and vitality.
WC CURE QUICKLY AND THOROUGHLY.
Stricture), Varicocele, EmUalons. Nervo-Sexual Debility, Impo'-
tency, Blood Poison feyphllls. Rectal, Kidney,
r and Urinary Diseases,
snd all diseases snd weakneeses of men due to Inheritance, evil habits, self
abuse, excesses or the result of speclflo or private dlseaaer.
rAalCIII TATIAU fDFF I' you cannot call write for symptom blank.
IVKoLLI AIIUil I HIX 3fAce Hours a. m. to I p . m. Sundays, 10 to 1 only.
STATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
I JOS Farnam St.. Bat lit h and 1 4th Stsv. Omaha. Nab.
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Ha Ssll Stationary and Doea ENQRAVINQ - JDQP VARIETYa
ifin? Parnnfri Street.
SIB
A BURLY BOY
t"a
is a marvelous piece of machinery. -When properly adjusted
he Is capable of great things; after he learns the use and
obuse of the dollar, he becomes a frequent depositor. Correct
influences should surround him, we want to become
acquainted with him.
CITY SAVINGS DANK 16th and Douglas Sts.
mmmm
Sizes 13H to I .,.
Blses I to OH ....
..$V7i
..$!.
MISSES' AND CHILDRKK'B SHOES
Good heavy Ytcl Kid Bos and Kan
garoo Calf Lece Shoes with double
tolea to heel, for hard weari '
Blses fH to 11 fl ft
Vises UV, to S $LM
Fifleenth and
Farnam.,
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for PEQ
Souvenir
Postal Cards
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