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BRYANS OUTWTHE PRIMARY
Both Peerless Leader and Brother
Chailei Will Not Interfere
FTNAL DAY FOB FILINGS
AHtrirr .rl Make rialtna;
Whlrh Apllr asar1Uaa
Ja4lrlarr Ticket Yalaablr
fork la Transit.
(From a ftaff ("orreopondnit.
s LINCOLN". Aug. IS. S-s'lal .t-Srf-.
,. tary of. Stale Bryan will continue a
watchful waiting - tHrv rfKir.:inK the
candidates for democratic nominations on
the atate and congressional 1 lkrt In
INebraska, talcing no rart In lrnuing- as
sistance to anjr of them, acrord'ns to a
telegram received by Brother Clisnrs V.
today. After the nomination., tiie sn-re-tary
will get Into the fight and do what
he can for the nominees.
k 'That Ik Just exactly where I land
loo." aald Prince Charlie, aa he exhibited
the message to news pnpormen at the l!n
dell hotel thli noon. Ne'ther th I om
moner nor myself will tssr any part
In the primary. '
Thla ta a cheerful nvxssae. coming Just
aa the primary battle l ruling and
ought to help a whole lot in Milling some
of the beating heart.
Democrats I.aacheaa.
r Democrats to the number of al 'it two
Ooaen and a half, pure f'd rotitit, held
their last luncheon of, the cstlipnlgn at
', the Lindell hotel. It waa a end looking
1 crowd. Tbe bill of fare waa at follow:
! Pickle.
I will not be a cand.bate for a second
. terra ii.
les I will too, Oravy. .
Stateikent by Herge with onion.
Statement of Metcale on roast.
Another atatemrnt of Uergo with pickled
I'lg'a fei't.
Itfl to Prince Cnarlle with Maher trim
Ingn. i statement of MoreneaJ wlth ireajn.
I Slaher withdrawal olivet
Statement of berxe a la pi.nk.
Home more taemrits.
', Cold coffee jrlth henna.
That the personal and factional lniide
the Nebraska democracy la etlll smolder
ing. and only waiting to break forth. I"
evident from unmlf takable algna, which
even the Journal la unable to ahut Its eyei
to. aa witness the following In that paper:
"Kehraakans who have returned during
the laat month from trlpa to Washington
bring back the Information that the
attained relatione between Secretary of
Htate Bryan and Senator Hitchcock have
' ' not been exaggerated by Nebraska friend
of- the two leader. Further, they ay
. that aome day a battle royal 'will be
; fought out In Nebraska democracy that
will settle the quarrel for -Oe time. The
, - aenator, specially. U said to he desirous
' of getting a verdict direct from the peo
ple, t
Onallala Prepares far Bis; Fair.
OOAIXALA. Neb., Neb., Aug. It. Hpe-
lal.)The Keith County Fair association
is making" plans for the biggest county
fair ever hclj In Keith county. A' new
horse ha rn la being erected end a large
I firands'tand will be started next meek. The
association haa rilsed over a' thousand
dollars In ti e last week to U used In fit
' ting tne ground .!,,,
FIIUbT far Cons.tr Jadge.
A. 3. Ehaffer, county attorney of Phelps
county, haa asked the attorney general
for n opinion a to the time a cn
dldat can file for vounty lodge, on a
non-partisan ballot. He wants to know
i If a filing made at 10:10 a. in.. August I.
i la In sufficient time. The law requires
, that the filings must be made ten days
before the primary, and as the primary
j- Is on August It. Deputy Atljrnay Clen-
era! Ayera haa decided that the riling
' la In time,
Another question put up to the at
j torney general la whether a voter ran
1: write In a name on the primary or elec
tlon ballot. Mr. Ayers Is confident that
he cannot do so on the primary ballot.
but has not made up his mind as to the
regular election.
Valuable Load of Stock.
An official of thn Burlington railway
j' at the Llndall hotel today gave out tlte
Information that probably the moot vat-
I ueblo train of slock which ever went
into ifouth Omaha psssed over that road
thla week from Wyoming.
The train contained fifty-two cars and
the cattle averaged IIOT net on the South
Omaha market. The check given the
shipper for the stock was a little Over
1100.MO.
Makes Visit East.
Mr. K. O. Maggt. wife of Secretary
Maggl of the atate prison pardon board,
left thla afternoon for a two months'
visit wlti Mr. Maggl'a people In Cholsea
and other points In and around Boston.
Hatea Resigns.
K. J. Kates, who haa been for many
years connected with the physical valu
ation department of the railway com
mission, has, handed In hi resignation
to Uke eTfect September 1. The work
of the department on which Mr. Katea
has been engaged haa practically - been
completed and consequently he hands In
his resignation.
4es frasn Osceola.
OSCEOLA, Neb.; Aug K-.-tPpedal )
The aecoad . annual Chautauqua sexslon
opened In Osceola today and will continue
through 'until hext Friday
During the same wek as the chsutau
qua the Polk County Teachers' associa
tion will hold US annual Institute. Thi
work la under the supervision of Miss
Amelia Raamuseen, county superintend
ent of Schools- Intttuctors Uiis year are:
lie an B. E. McProud of the baker uni
versity; Emily Wood Kpstten, formerly
of Omaha, now letuir In the University
of Chicago; Superintendent V. K. Hoore
of the Osceola city schools, and Prof.
Fllley, now of the farm management de
partment of the state university of Ne
braska. The Vnlon Pacific depot at Osceola was
broken Into on Wednesday night and con
siderable of the property of the company
destroyed. Amont other things ruined
was a typewrlUr. telegraph keys, books,
stationery and all things within easy
leach.
Nates fram Beatrice.
BEATRICE. Nsb , Aug. 15 8peclal )
The ctUsens of lx Witt held a mats meet
ing Thursday night and decided to call a
special election soon to vole bonds In the
sum of SlS.us) for the purchase of the elec
tric light plant and a five-acre tract of
land fcoutn tt that tow a for a baH park.
VVIllla.o Twombty was found ffvlity In
police court Frklsy by a jury of tha
charge of beating his wits. He was given
ninety days In jail.
NU hulas IJvhfMon, asd tt. and Ueoi
U Kmhttr, egtd IX. botb of Uarysvilie.
Ksa., weie married hre Friday after
iiooa by Kev. I). V. Oalthtr of t'tntenary
iUthod.st church.
BABONISS. WHO IS BEADY TO
SAIL AS WAR NURSE.
BARONESS VON OROT.-8.
Nl:W YORK. Aug. 14 -With a corps
of experienced war nurses already or
ganised, the riarones von Oroy, at the
head of the organisation. Is now waiting
only to secure passage across the At
Isnllr. Iter corps of nurses la made up
of Austrian and Hungarian women, who
will become attached to the Austrlaii
army as soon as they are able to reach
that country. The baroness I an ex
perienced war nurse, having served this
country In the Philippine. The govern
ment acknowledged her services with a
medal.
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Mrs, Kepler of Avoca
- Accidentally Killed
AVOCA. Neb., Aug. 15.-(8peolal Tele
gram.) The wife of William Kepler, liv
ing west of Avoca, was Instantly killed
this morning by the accidental discharge
of an sutomatlo shotgun. Husband and
wife hsd gone to the hen house to kill
rats. The gun was accidentally dis
charged, the woman receiving tha full
charge In the side. She leaves a young
husband and two small children.
NKBRA8KA -C1TT.-Aug. 13.-(8peclal
Tlegrsm.)-WlUlam Kpr, a farmer
In he northern part of the county., was
loading a shot gun with which, to kill
rats this morning when the gun w;as ac
cidently discharged and the full charge
entered the beck, pf hi wife, who was
at work near lilni. killing her almost. In
Slantb'. The . couple . had been married
sis years and have two children. The
huehand Is frantic 4 and had to be re
strslned.
Frank Held Is in
Boone County Jail
ALBION. Neb., Aug. lS.-(8peclal Tale
gram.) Officers In the sheriff's office of
Boone county have admitted that tbey
have In custody Frank Held,, the sua
pected slayer of Loule Mick of Bchuyler.
He was brought hers In charge of one
of the CoKux county officials and sub
jected to n sweating process by officials
nnd a detective. The officers here admit
thn JhII Is heavily guarded, but that of
ficers may remove Held to aome other
place at any moment. '
CANDIDATES APPEAR '
AT BROWNVILLE PICNIC
AVBlTt.V, Neb., Aug. !V-BplsJ.)-r
The home coming pi en 16 waa celebrated,
at Brownvllle . yesterday. Old timers
from Lincoln, Omaha. Hastings and Be
atrice, besides nearer points, were) In at
tendance. . Candidate galore wars In
evidence. Judge Hunt of Brldgport, for
chief Justice, C. V. lleavis. W. E. Annis
and several others made short tajka.
Ernest M. Pullard. waa tha principal
rpeaker. He talked n fruit and fruit
culture. This seems to be the only lo
cality where all the vrcheids seem to
have a fair cro;i. and some of them are
extra large. Many of the farmers do
vote lhe entire time to fruit, and are
learning how to take rare of the same
to get the best resultr.
TWO HARTINGTON MEN
KILLED IN SIOUX CITY
1IAUTINQTON. Neb., Aug. 15.-(Spe.
clal Telegram.)-Two or three hundred
eurloua people were at the depot laat
night when the train came In to sea the
arrival of the bodies of Clint Bowers and
Harry Wymer. the two unfortunate young
men who. were, ground to pieces by the
rais In the Milwaukee railroad yarda at
Houx City on Thursday. " Tha funeral
aa held here this .morning under th
auspices of the Kagte lodge, of which tha
men were members. 1 There was a short
service at the Presbyterian church. Bow
ers was a married man, having a wife
and three children in this county. Wyroer
was tingle. V
Insiliale at reptilian.
PAP11.UON. Neb.. Aug. 16,-tpelal.)
The Barpy County Teachers' Institute
lias been In session here all week. The
Instructors are Buperlmendent W. 11.
Morton of the Ashland High school. Mrs
Grace Oraves Truss, of Kalla City, g. v.,
and Miss Bess Wldaman. who will teach
the primary room of the Paplllloa schools '
next year, and who has conducted a Prac- :
lice class for the benefit of beginning !
teachers at the Institute. Tha business
men sad the Woman's club entertained
Ike teachers Monday evenina and Tues
day evening the l' pillion band gave a
concert in the park.-
l-arns Back sss Weak Klaaeie
Oreatiy hel:rd and often cured by Klac
trie Bitters; keeps kidney aad stomach
in healthy ronditlop;' gives prompt relief,
toe and I1U0. All druggists . Advertisement
Nebraska
MAKING CLOSING REMARKS
Candidatei Baiy Calling- Attention
to Their Opponents.
MOBXHEAD'S LATEST CIBCULAB
finvernor Replies to Berne, Wllaoa
( rait ford Kennedy Expresses
Satisfaction.
mske the trip. They have relatives at
(From a "tsff Correspondent.) lretla
LINCOLN. Neb.. Aug. 14. (Special. ) ,
The lulng of ststementa and restate- , -rele Library fsr Brakes Bow.
ments which ha marked the democratic j ,mOKEiN now. Neb., Aug. i:.. (Spe
rampalgn foi the notnlnstlon for governor . ! . .x resolution sent here from the
still continues and It is a very peculiar
day when one or the other of the three
patriots dues not Issue soim- sort of a
manifesto, calling atteMlon to the weak
nsa of his opponents. Oovernor More
head I the Isst to come forward with a
little epistle and he starts off by calling
Mr. Berge Tor statements he hss made
about a certain statement made by the
governor In the campaign of 1!12 when
he promised not to be a candidate again.
Another statement comes In the form
of a letter to the Board of Control signed
by C. J. Wilson, replying to Warden Fen
ton's statement anent his "discharge" ss
penitentiary guard for making a cam
paign contribution contrary to law: "I
was not possessed with the knowledge
that It was Illegal to contribute to a cam
paign fund at the time I contributed, but
I found It out about two weeks later."
say he and asserts 'hat a Morehead
campaign fund was raised with the
warden a party to It
Crawford Kennedy's Statement.
Crawford Kennedy ta also out with a
statement to tell how well pleased he Is
with his campaign for th republican
nomination for congress In the First dis
trict. The senator has brcn somewhat
handicapped during the campaign by
sickness and hss not been able to r,et
over the district like his opponents, out
In closing he says:
"While I have not been financially uble
to ir.ak lavish purchases of publicity,
through columns In pnpers. thousands of
posters, moving picture films snd public
meetings, I have made consistent effort.
in the time at hand, to acquaint aa many
aa possible with iny candidacy. I believe
that my friends, those who have known
me for years, those who have worke-l
with me tor republican success In na
tional and stats politics, believe that I
am equipped to serve the people of this
district ss congressmsn st least equally
as well as others reeking the nomination.
I claim, to be nothing but a oommon man,
enlisted In a common cause, and If nomi
nated and elected the people of this dis
trict will know absolutely that their rep
resentative In congress Is lending every
effort In their Interest at every turn of
th road."
Society of Equity
Says Farmers Are
Getting Small End
TOBIAS. Neb.. Augi 16. -(Special.) At
the res u air meeting of the Tobias Dis
trict Clearing house of tha Farmers' 'So
ciety of Equity , yesterday, resolutions
were passed deploring the Curopesn war
now In progress and 1 smarting tha fact
that wa have no merchant marine In th
I'nlted states. , Any move that might re
made by any party at this time to fasten
upon a ship subsidy was condemns 1. The
president was commended for the prompt
ness with which ha recommendm to con
gress ths passage of a law admitting for
eign built ships to registry.
Our congressmen are called upon to
Investigate war prices that now prevail,
giving special attention to the fact that
grain and live stock and other commodi
ties now In tha hands of the producers,
sre on a declining market because bo
neutral ships are available for the ex
port rade, while sugar, coffee, beer, pork
and other Items under trust control are
advancing by leaps and bounds. It is
not evident that there are any more ships
available for the transportation of these
latter commodities than for the former.
The only conclusion Is that farmers are
not properly organised.
Also a resolution waa psssed thst a Isw
allowing government funda to be loaned
direct to farmers on grain and other se
curities or recognised commercial value
be passed by congress.
Dozen People Hurt
as Roaster Explodes
BKATRJCB. Neb.. Aug. lS.-(Speclal
Telegram.) A dosen people, were Injured
thla afternoon, three of them eertvusl$.
when a gasoline peanut roaster exploded
In front of ths candy store of Charles
Overatreet, on lower Court street, dur
ing tha parade of the Bells-Floto shows.
The seriously Injured:
Charles Overstreet, arm broken an
crushed about hripa.
Evelyn mtth, arm broken and cut In
back.
peorga Smith, cut In head and face,
badly burned.
Slightly Injured:
Mrs. gajidusky, foot brlrned.
Mrs. Walter Kelley. burned on hand.
Ixulse rimlth, cut In side.
sir. Overstreet and Mr. Fmtth and
daughter. Bvelyn. were removed to a
hospital for treatment.
Half a dosen people who were watching
the parade were cut and bruised by fly
ing fragments of the roaster.
OslbssmF Bails t.
Sanatorium
This Institution ts tha only on
Id bs central west with separate
bulldtpgs situated la their own
ample grounds, yet entirely dls
tluct, aud rendering tt possible ta
clssslfy case. Th one buildtni
being fitted (or and detrotod to the
treatment of non-contagious and
non-meutal diseases, no others be
ing admitted; the other Kest Cot
tage being designed for and de
in.ed to inn exclusive treatment
of select mental cases requiring
for time watchful care and spe
cial nursing.
Nebraska
Tecumseh Couple
Begin Long Walk
TFO MPfcH, Neb.. Aug. V. Special.)
Mr. snd Mrs. Thlllp 8hlater have de
parted from Humboldt to walk to Txiretta,
Tenneneee. tr. Bchlater Is a printer and
for some time had been employed on The
Humboldt ftan"iard. He In the victim of
tuberculosis, and thinks the out-of-doors
life will be brnefli'lal to him. The walk-
ers expect It will require six months to
,-aincEle corporation. New Tork. has
been approved and adopted by the city
council. This means for a certainty that
Broken Bow will get Its new I10.W
library building, the last step taken by
the council virtually clinching tho matter.
It Is asked to provide a suitable lo
cation and furnish a nominal sum each
year for the upkeep of the library. The
assessed valuation of Broken Bow Is
lasi.OiO at the present time. Heretofore.
In order to maintain the very small
library It low has, a 1-mlll levy has been
made, which gives a sum of about 7W)
a year. The new library will cost H.OiiO
a year to keep up. Even with this In
creased valuation the levy would prob
ably not reach more than 2!i mills.
Notblaa to Sarprlse.
A tenderfoot wsa watching a game of
fi'ktr In the wild west. He saw one of
the p'ayer desl himself four aces from
the bottom of the pack. The tenderfoot
xvhlfpcr'jd Inriljjnuntly to another, on
'.Ki.ker: ,
ild you nee that?"
"What?" askfd the other.
"That swindler dealt himself four aces!"
"Waal." win the astonished reply,
wasn't it Ms (leal'.'"
fflRB
OF OUR
The greatest MONET-SAYING fnrnitnre opportunity of the entire year!
A time when it becomes necessary for us to make an absolute CLEAN-IT
of thousands of dollars worth of good, sound, trustworthy, new style
furniture, beds carpets, rugs, curtains, draperies and other homefnrnlsh
In s tremendously large quantities placed on sale at REDUCTIONS OF
FROM 25 TO CO PER CENT.
CONVENIENT MONTHLY CREDIT TERMS ARRANGED ON
$22 Buffets $18 China Closets- $15 Oak Dressers
Colonial style Buffets in grid- Our finest China Clonets in the Made in the low base style,
en oak finish ; ' have large mir- rich golden finish have full with large mirror, and finished
ror and plank top. Priced in length glass doors aad in golden oak. These dressers
this August Sale t4 fQC five shelves A7C are great bargains 07
at less than August Sale H a this sale 0
half price..;. price k
MMO Colonial Bullets Golden Oak Closets... $14.75 40 Golden Oak Dressers. S12.75
1 46.00 Colonial Buffets,....; S19.75 la.VOO Golden Oak Closet. .. fl8J0 S83.60 Golden Oak Dressers. U16J6
tTig.00 . Mission Buffets . . S2(U0 48.00 Fumed Oak Closet.. . fg&AO 146.00 Mahogauyi Dressers. .,
S6.00 Mission Buffets. . . . . . 94M eso.00 Fumed Oak Closets ... $320 162.00 Walnut Dressers tiiAH
$12 Chiffoniers $9 Iron Beds $8.5(1 Felt Mattresses
Are in the solid oak golden Beautiful Vernis Martin Beds The soft, comfortable high
finish and have largs mirrors., in the heavy two-inch con- grade felt Mattresses have
This is the lowest pried on rec- tinuous post style striped tickings tr7C
ord for chiffoniers $rQfi yours in this sale 4i!l out they go in this ...
of such standard J!: at less than half. sale at v
quality H2.60 Beds, as aboTe I 7.25 tlOM Felt Mattresses...... I 86
Ijl"-001'"...11!-60. 115.00 Beds, as a bo re t BQ $12.75 Felt Mattresses I 8.95
S-aSHafegst Wl.,.b.,. issrajj
M,Wslnut Chiffoniers !W.T5 '.J0 Beds as abore $14.76 jlHM) Felt Mattresses $11.65
I NOTICEDELIVERIES WILL BE
$15 Dinner Sets
These are -full sets of 100
pieces and are best domestic
china. Choice of $Q50
many patterns. Aug- Q :
ust Sale price
$ 7.60 Dinner Sets (51 pc) . $ 85
$10.00 Dinner Rets (61 pc . $ 7.75
$20.00 Dinner Sets (100 pc.) . $1SJ0
$25M) Dinner Sets (100 pc.). $17.50
Card Tables
Felt top else 80x30 inches
$&UU value r- mahogany fin.
Ished frames folds j 4 rv
easy. Light d.y
strong. The price lvutf
Parlor Tables
$4.00 oak or mahogany co
ered top tables slse 24x21
laches square or A A AO
tal shapes. Aagnst rffi
Clearance Sale price
1
r- mv:a v jv:r i . t w j.. -
42-inch base - ff
C0L0X1AL Bi l l tT, hallt tkroughoat of
American quarter-sawed oak. Made with
large 42-1 a. base, fitted with roomy cap
board and S drawers, one Uaed for sil.
terware. Splendid French . a4 r
beveled plate mirror, lOx JiM.hj
Sv Inches, price vvv
KEMP SAYS CHANCE IS GOOD
Feel Very Confident of Being
Chosen by Republican.
CLOSING CAMPAIGN STRONG
Spoke at Lincoln Last Maht After
I Maklns; Tone of Soathera Part of
! State, Wheire -Una Was
lireatly Enraaraged.
i From a Ptaff Correspondent.) '
LINCOLN. Neb., Aug. 13. (Special.) !
Senator J. H. Kemp, republican candidato
for the nomination for governor, returned ,
to Lincoln this morning from a trlp;
through the south part of the state. The
senator Is feeling very confident of suc
cess at the primary next Tuesday, and.
In the event of his nomination, that he
will be elected. Tha following statement
was Issued by him at noon today Just
before leaving for an automobile ,trlp
to nearby towns, after which he expec.s
to deliver an address at a big picnic at
Havelock. This evening he was In
Lincoln:
"Conditions look good throughout the
state and everything points to the elec
tion of the republican ticket th's fall,
t have met with encouragement every
where, and it seems to be the belief that
I can unite the party and lead It to suc
cess this fall."
H. C. Beebe, manager for Mr. Kemp,
says that but four letters have been re
ceived cif tho big bunch coming In every
mall to Kemp headquarters which have
not showed a strong Kemp sentiment In
every part of the state.
"Vau may say," said Mr. Beebe, "that
while I find other candidates for the
republican nomination are strong in cer
tain localities, the sentiment for Senator
Kemp seems to he strong nearly all over
the state." J tfl 11X323
Hammond Feels t.ooil.
Confident of his ability to win in the
primary next Tuesday, Hoss L. Hammond
AUGUST
$12 Cook Stoves
Unsurpassed for small kitchen
or laundry have 14-inch oven,
four holes and
large dump grate.
Reduced to
$15.00 Cook Stores at.
$ $.40
$19.00 Cast Ranges at,
$12.75
$85.00 Steel Ranges at..
$21.75
$45.00 Steel Rarnres at $31.25
$6 Go-Carts
All-steel Go-carts that fold
and open In the one
motion, bare rubber
tire wheels! price Is
SN.M in-(ars new SS.SS
Sit "Prtarras" Carts bw. . s.H
Costumers
Solid oak mission finish, com
plete w 1th handy umbrella at
tachment. Large m -a (Q
slse. August Sale I ,
Price
OrR FAMOUS K10 46-LB. FELT MATTRESS Built layer upon
layer of one of the best grades ef felt. Almost pure white la color.
Corered with high grade flowered art ticking. sat mm saa
Finished with Imperial roll
slsa. Isnit uls snVs li
1414-16-10
warn
of Kremont stopped over In Lincoln a
few hours today and visited the state
house,
"Thlnrs look pretty good to me." said
he. "We have had a fine campaign In
which there have been n personalities
on the republican side for the nomine,
tlon for governor, and if that happj
STEINWAY
Its Tone Won Fane for thi Steinway Piano
i 1 ... i iijl
price but of knowing that money can buy no better piano.
The Steinway is the ideal piano.
Grands $750 and Up Uprights $500 and Up
Your present instrument will be accepted as part pay
ment. Liberal terms may be arranged on the balance.
Our fall stock of Steinways has arrived. .We invite
you to inspect them.
Schmoller Ik Mueller Piano Co.
1311-13 FARNAM. Exclusive Steinway Representatives
0
CLEARANCE
If ever there were an OPPORTUNITY to buy with every Inducement In
the purchaser's fator, that opportunity Is here; tbe COMPLETENESS of
variety, the STERLING CHARACTER of the goods, the UNRESTRICTED
OFFERING of absolutely everything In stock gires homeforniskJng seek '
ers an extraordinary advantage. NOW 13 TOR TIME TO BUT X COM
FLETE OUTFIT at aa unusual tarlnc
MADE AS PROMPTLY AS POSSIBLE
$8 Am Rockers
Large size Rockers . in the
colonial style with golden oak
finish and imitation CJIfiQ
leather upholstering . 0
now priced at
$1$JM) Upholstered Rockers.. $7.85
$19.00 Upholstered Rockers.. $9.75
$1MK) Tp. Morris Chairs $6.95
$1M0 I'p. Morris Chairs $9.85
Hill Mirrors
Metal frames oxidised finish,
hereled plate mirror of nice
slae. The August as
Clearance Sale price XI .1 j
ts only VXeUfcf
Lawn Swings
$12 regularly the gliding 4
passenger klad now offered
at less than actual A m tm
cost Tweaty ealy, 5fJJ)
CATALOGS
MAILED
FREE.
edge. Offered la all yr T
VWSI U
DOUGLAS ST.
condition keeps tip we can all be In a
pofltlon to get behind the) winner. I
think that 1 will be that winner snd
should I be nominated there is little
doubt of my election for I want to tell
you thla Is a republican year."
Mr. Hammond haa spent some time
this week In this locality and feels good
over the outlook.
UNEXCELLED swectn e s s
and strength of tone have
made the Steinway the
world's standard piano,, Its
reputation rests upon its.
superiority. It is the piano
by which all others are meas
ured. This should influence
you to purchase n. Steinway
as the only piano for the
home. It is not a question of
ANY PURCHASE
Senicg Rockers
$&25 Rockers, with wood seat
aud finished In golden oak
reduced in Use Aui
SU5
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to
Pedestals
$2.50 Pedestals In oak and ma,
hogany finishes, carred ped
estals are extra 4 ja
heary. August Sale$1 dM
price enly... VT
$42 Davenport Beds
Combination davenport and
bed in the golden oak finish,
with black imita- $Ofl71
tion leather uphol-'
tering, priced at..
$29.00 Daren port Beds $16.75
$50.00 Daren port Beds $82.76
$60.00 DaTcnport Beds'. .
$41.25
$70.00 DaTenport Beds $49.50
$35 Parlor Suites
Consists of three pieces are
in the mahogany finish with
genuine leather
upholstering; won
derful bargains at..
$28J0 8-plece Tarter Bnlfces. $1JS
$32.50 8-plece Parlor Suites . $19.88
$45.00 8-plece Parlor Suites. $26.75
$58.00 l-plece Parlor Suites. $44.75
Writing Desks
Solid oak golden er fumed
finish rack for books beneath
large slse well
made. Clearance
Sale Price ts
$4.85
Music Cabinets
$10 values la fine solid eak
or mahogany finish rich, new
stylish designs. mm sir
onir."0...... 55.o5
AM4ZI5G TALCE 1 A SPLLTD
IDLT made Colonial Dresser. Made
throughout of hardwood, finished In
American quartered oak. SM-inch
base. French bevel plate mirror.
Positively en sale
this week ealy at
87.35
the low price of.
WEEK.
SALE
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