FLOODS DRIVE MANY
FROM THEIR HOMES
Lsjffe Art in North Omaha Flooded
by thfc Torrential Rain of
LMt Night.
DAMAGE ALL OVER THE " CITY
Omthi vm visited by tbe hardest
rainstorm in Home time Sunday night,
ben considerable damage wm done,
and In a section of tbe city several
blocka square around Twenty-fourth
and Clark streeeta people were driven
from their homes and the police were
called out to rescue some who were
in dancer.
The cause of this, the worst trou
ble, waa tbe Inadequacy of the sew
ers to carry oft the water, which
amounted to almost a cloudburst.
For several hours tbe rain fell In tor
rents and the HKhtnlng flashed with
Its accompanying peals of thunder,
keeping a large part of Omaha
awake. New streets were washed
out. new cellars filled and patients
In hospitals were greatly annoyed by
the storm.
B. Welner, J0J3 Clark street, bit
lfe and daughter, and Harry Cohen
and bis wife and three children were
carried by policemen to the ambu
lance through water waist high.
A number of fires due to light
ning were reported, but no serious
damage was done.
Ralafall .4 leches.
Purine the rain lant night tha surpris
ing amount ot IM Inches fell, and tha
total raJn fall to-dsts from January 1 Is
U.M Inchea. Thia la L71 inches in excea
of tha normal. Weatherman Welsh !
porta that tha rain wm general between
here aad Kanaaa City, aid east to the
Mississippi.
Caleb. Baal a Clogge.
As soon as tha catch baain at Twentieth
said Clark streets was opened, tha floods
rapidly subsided. For an hour tha wr
poured down through tha catch baaln and
Into the main sewers with a roar that
residents In tha vicinity likened to that
ef the tornado that paaaed over the same
action of the city, a year ago last Easter
Sunday.
Moat of tha lateral sewers within the
territory bounded on the Vast by Twenty
first, the north by Burdette and tha west
by Twenty-fifth, the south by Clark
street, were choked at the manholes by
the debris that came In with the water.
As a reeult the entire territory waa
flooded to a depth of from a few Inches
to a foot or so.
. Many families In the flood od area be
came frightened, expecting that their
homes were going to be washed away.
Women and children tn tnelr night
clothes waded out of their homes and to
the higher land weat of Twenty-fifth
street, where they spent the balance of
the night with people who took them in,
providing shelter until morning.
sidewalks CTr4 wltk Ma
All through the flooded area the aide-
walks are covered with mud to a. depth
of several Inches and In the territory
there probably Is not a basement or
cellar that is not filled with water.
That portion of the city where the
flood was the worst ts densely populated
and the o ot residents will be eon
' slderable. It coming largely by reason
of foundations that will be weakened by
the waters la the cellars and basements.
Repairs to many foundations will 'have
to be made and it is asserted that unler
many of the houses the foundation walla
will cave In when the water la iumpej
out or seeps away.
The skylight of tha Tostal Telegraph
building on Fa mam street gave way
under a torrent of water during the
night Slight inconvenience waa ex
perienced in tfce offices.
Over Pasete Bridge.
Farmers coming in from the West
' Xodr country say that the Little rap
pin waa five feet above Its banks yeeter.
day morning.
ConttidorabU damage was done all over
the city where excavations wets being
made for new structures. The excava
tion for the- new Plackstone hotel at
Thirty-eixth and Farnam streets was
about complete end numerous machines
were in pla' putting In concrete piling.
The rain raved In the banka and filled
tbe place with water.
,
(.KVtEn rORMKI) BY TUB FLOOD
Iowa Manbote Cover from tester
epoata late Air.
Residents in the neighborhood ot Twerv-ty-flrst
and Burt were rudely awakened
uwlsy nutUl during tha storm when the
bi storm sewer under Hurt street filled
up and blow a manhole cover high li.to
tha air. The big piece ot metal struck
the pavement a resounding Mow, start
ing many of the sleepers In th neigh
borhood, and then a gpyscr rushed from
the opening, rwlng. says Cayet Taylor,
to a height of twenty or twenty-five feet.
The ruar was prodigious and the foun
tain poured from the opening for some
' t'trte.
Mrect sweaters have been, for some
time past, in the habit of dumi4ng sweep
Intra Into the opening along the line of
thia big sewer, and it la pronabla that
the refuse has not been flushed out prop
erly.
t
WAXY CELLARS ARE FILLED
PANAMA EXPO IN MINIATURE
Bnrgeis-Nash Has Wonderful Dis
play of the Marvelous Show at
San Francisco-
HERE FOR REST OF THE WEEK
A clever miniature reproduction of the
Ban Frnclco exposition Is being shown
under the direction of It. A. Gstes on
the fourth floor of the Birgea-Neah
store. The exposition buildings are re
produced In a setting showing dan Fran
cisco bay and tha Oolden date. The
show, which takes but fifteen minutes
altogether. Is accompanied by a lecture
which explains In detail the exposition
grounds and buildings, which are shown
ss If from sn aeroplane. Tha coloring Is
faithful to the original and In the bay are
shown ships sailing to and fro.
The show Is meant to present the expo
sition as It appears during twenty-four
hours, and the cycle beglne and ends at
noon. First In broad daylight the build
ings are carefully pointed out and named,
the various points of Interest In the
background, such as Oakland and the
Oolden Gate, are referred to. Then the
carefully arranged lighting aystem goes
Into plsy to duplicate as nesrly as possi
ble the gorgeous sunset of the exposition
city. The effect Is very realistic and the
coloring Is extremely attractive.
Then ("oiur Mabt.
As the lights fade the buildings are Il
luminated by tiny searchlights, which
throw sparkling beams on the clusters of
jewels with which the building are deo
orated. The lights within ths buildings
show through the . tiny panes and the
glass domes glow ss the darkness out
side gsthcrs. A lighthouse blinks at In
tervals from sn Wand In the bny, and
the towns si altered around the watet'a
edge show their lines of lights.' When
the exposition grounds are closed lor
the night the lights ars shut off. and
only the stars In the dsrk blue sky serve
to light the closed buildings. The morn
ing dawns and as the light shows up1
the waters of the bay a long line of bat
tleships steams slowly In from the I'a
clflc ocean, and the show Is over.
The miniature was produced under the
supervision of Edward J. Austin, ths well
known artist who has produced so msny
miniatures Of a similar nature, and who
originated the ' remarkable "Creation,"
which was shown at the St Louis expo
sition. The Meelng America First Produc
tion company Is in rharge of the display.
which is being shown at all of the promi
nent cities in the country, hsvlng.been
In Chicago before coming to Omaha. '
CROP REPORTS '
MOSTJPTIMISTIC
Small Grain Only Slightly Injured
by Continuous Raia and Corn
it Coming Fine.
EXPECT AVERAGE CORH
CROP
The Beo's Fund for
Free Milk and Ice J
Valaablr In Phllly.
The American dnllnr Is, worth $1.02 In
London, but ronnldTlng the manner In
hlch the "funs" are remaining, away
from tbe Athletics' ball park one would
think that It Is worth sbout l.9s In
1'hlladelphla. .
S
Railroad officials In making their
weekly crop and soil reports for the
week ending last Saturday take a
very optlsmlstle view of tbe situation,
though everywhere It is asserted that
there has been too much rain and
that Nebraska farmers need con
tinued dry and warm weather.
In the South Platte country covered by
the Burlington the harvest has been con
siderably delayed by the heavy rains of
but week. All through the south half of
the state the small grain Is ripe and much
of It has been cut. Ine prediction is made
that the harvest will be practically fin
ished this week.
As to conditions at the end ef last week
In the territory covered by Its lines offi
cials of the Burlington make the follow
ing estlmsts, basing the ealculatlone en
a perfect crop that would be 100 per cent
The estimate Is by divisions of the sys
tem. Lincoln M Pet.
. Pet wymere
Omaha MMcCook 11
FaverabU for Wheat.
In summarising tha Burlington's report
Asserts thst the weather last week was
most unfavorable for the wheat. As the
grain ripened tha heads grew heavy and
the stalks weak, with the result that
when more rain came the stalks were so
watery and rank that they fell over. This
It Is contended will result In considerable
loss, as the binders will not be able to
pick up the down grain.
In msny of the fields In the south half
of the stats, the ground Is so wet that
It Is next to Impossible for horses to
haul the harvesting machinery through
the grain.
Cry Is tor Hat Weather.
Throughout Northwestern territory,
which Includes the east half of the state,
conditions, according to the company of
ficials' report, are much better than In
the south. There has ben less rain, but
still there has been too muoh and there
Is a cry for hot and dry.
Throught the north half of the state,
harvest will be well under way this
week, with Indications of better than an
average crop of all klnda of small grain.
The estimate ef 90 to 100 per cent of a
perfect crop is made.
Along the Elkhnrn valley considerable
The milk and ioe problem ii
always a hard one for the poor par
ent with small children, especially
when unexpected misfortune oyer
takes the family.
The hot weather little tot in inch
a family ia the one that needs help
Contributions from 10 cents to $5
re tolicited and will be acknowl
edged in this column.
Frwrlonsly aflknowledgsd BUS 00
To FAT Pooplo
Material! winner
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cnwK't or s tenor
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i rftoor ibmimkntmS
1 TO fAt PF.OP1.B.SII r In Pi
I C'ol
imiM baa rMultsd f rem ihm nverflAW
of thla river and Its tributaries', but back I
a fsw miles, small grain Is In prime con-
dltion. j
Corn Makes Rapid Grawth.
Officials of both roads making report .
agree on tbe corn situation. The cereal
has been held back br continued wet
weather, but since warmer weather has
set In. is msklng a rapid growth, with
every Indication that If the season Is rea- '
sonably long there will be at le'ast an
average crop. On the lowlands consider
able corn haa been flooded and washed
out. On the tablelands where farmers ,
have been able to cultivate their fields ,
and keep head of the weeds ,the growth
la about normal for thla date. As to po
tatoes a bumper crop Is predicted every
where. This prediction applies to every
thing in the root crop line. Haying hss
been delayed by tha rains, but the crop j
that ia standing Is In excess of that of ;
any forme year. i
According to reports to the railroads ;
the Nebraska precipitation during last 1
week ranged from one half to three
Inches, the heaviest being up through the
central part of the atate.
n WTIPT poMTMKt.
its ahsolwtrlr netllBrl mrawiii r'"
alL PrM.BRCU6H.20t.a2d SI.. 12t. NeeTerk.
(Xieinissd phyieun by Ihs Btatt oAe I ore.)
A "For Sale" ad will turn second-hand
furniture into cash.
OMAHA ELKS RECEIVE
A MOST ROYAL WELCOME
Word, hss been received from the
Omaha Elks, enroute to the annual con
vention at Loe Angeles. They left here
on a special train ever the Union Pacific
and . reached 8alt Lake City two hours
ahead ef their schedule. The running
time beet that of the Overland Limited i
by a full hour. j
nsnaina; wora nome. . me umini e.iks
assert thst the attendance at the meeting
In Los Angules Is the largest In the his
tory of the organisation and thst every
where they are receiving a royal welcome.
"I-uppenhcinicr"
and
Hart, Schaffncr
6 T.larx
SUITS
Price
R
A Dollar Bottle of
Lee's liquid Shampoo
contains a full quart;
just eight times as
much as In the 25-cent
bottles and, therefore,
just one-hail the cost
Cleans onlck dries
oulek wares
tha balr. which i
JaevAa as aoao In
right back Into
lu old tratalnff.
At dronfots Of delivered prepaid,
4m.23ci! lioc.50 ctaU os. $1.00.
GEO. IL LES CO, Laboratorlea
Oanba.Mabr.
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ew Grades Are Washed Oat and
Several Sewers Slopped l's.
Many reports of storm damage were re-
celvtd at the city hall.
"(fend a man to pump the water out ot
our cellar," was frequently heard oer
tne telephune. . ,
Oa the cast side ot Thirty-seventh
street, nortti of Dodge, ISO feet of side-
walk .as vskhed away. On Lake atrvt.
Thirty-third to Thirty-fourth streets.
new grading was dsmaged. A sewer I
backed up and caused damage In the
vtt-lnlty of Fortv-fUth and Leavenworth
and Marty streets. Many sewer Inlets
wore sloped up by debris flowing Into
these opcalnss.
i'on!0rabl damage wss caused by the
storm In Wilier park. Ths foot bridges!
acrcea ths Usoun were washed out and
Uru srtks of the grass covered with
mud. Tennis courts were badly data-
rL Over a foot of water Is above the
artUn weli !ve. Pumre will be ap-
l-l'.r-l to save further dajr.sge around the
U i von.
eirusa Wlads Kenralgta.
i on t suffer, g't a itc buttle of Mihui'i
J.lMir..-.-t. It penetrtlee to the gainful
jr: at once. Kills ths pain. All dfu
:i is. Ad. ertnmt lit. i
-"Gains 22 Pounds in
23 Days"
-", , i-
"I raj. all run dorn to the very bottom, ' writob
F. Gagrion. "I had to quit work I was so weak. Now,
thanks to Karpol, I look like a now man, I gained 22
pounds in 23 dnys." , .
"Sartfol has put" just 10 pounds on me in 14 days,"
states W, D. Roberts. "It has made me sleep well, en
joy what I ato and enabled me to work with interest
and pleasure."
"I weighed 132 pounds when I commenced taking
Sargol. After taking 20 days I weighed 144 pounds.
Sargol is the moist wonderful preparation for flesh
building I have ever' Been," declares D. Martin, and
J. Meier adds:-"For the past twenty years I have
taken medicine every day for indigestion and got thin
ner every year. I took Sargol for forty days and feel
better than I have felt in twenty years. My weight
has increased from 150 to 170 pounds."
When hundreds of men and women and there are hundreds,
with more coming every day living; in every nook and corner of
thia broad land voluntarily testify to weight Increases ranging
front 10 to 35 pounds given them by Sargol, you must admit. Mr.
and Mrs. and Miss Thin Reader, that there must be something
in this Sargol method of flesh building after all.
Hadn't you better look into It, Just as thousands of others
have done? Many, thin folks say: "I'd give most anything to put
on a little extra weight," but when someone suggests a way they
exclaim, "Not a chance. Nothing will make me plomp. I'm built
to stay thin." Until you have tried Sargol, you do not and can
not know that thia Is true.
Sargol has put pounds of healthy "stay there" fleeh on hun
dreds who doubted, and In spite ot their doubts. You don't hav
to believe In Sargol to grow plump from Its use. You Just take
It and watch weight pile up, hollows vanish and your figure
round out to pleasing normal proportions. You weigh yourself
when you beglnand again when you finish and you let the scales
tell the story. .
8argol la absolutely harmless. It Is a tiny concentrated tablet.
You take one with every meal. It mixes with the food yon eat
tor the purpose of separating all ot Us food producing ingredients.-
It prepares these fat making elements In an easily as
similated form, which the blood can readily absorb and carry
all over your body. Plump, well-developed persons don't need
Sargol to produoe this result. Their assimilative machinery per
forms its functions without aid. But thin folks' assimilative
. orgaaa do not Thla fatty portion of their food now goes to
waate throngh their bodies like unburned coal through an open
grate. A tew daye' test of Sargol In your case will surely prove
whether or not thta Is true ot you. Isn't It worth trying!
If you want a beautiful and well-rounded figure of symmetri
cal proportions. If you want to gain some solid pounds ot healthy
stay-there tleeh. If you want to Increase your weight to normal,
weigh wnat you should weigh, go straight to your druggist today
and get a package of Sargol and use Is aa directed. Bargol
will either Increase your weight or It won't and the only way to
know la to try It. A single package of Sargol easily enablea you
to make this test. Sixty days use of Sargol, according to direc
tions, Is absolutely guaranteed to Increase your weight to a sat
isfactory degree or your druggist will refunjl all the money you
have paid him for It. Sargol la sold by leading druggists every
where and la Omaha and vicinity by
&HfRlVIAJ Cl rvIcCOIVJPsJELL DRUG CO.
An Easy Way to Get
Fat and Be Strong
The trouble with most thin folks who
wisn to gain weight la that they Insist
on drugging their stomach or stuffing It
with greasy foods; rubbing on useless
"flesh creams." or following some fool
ish physical culture stunt, while the real
cause ot thinness goes untouched. You
rsnnot get fst until your digestive tract
aestraflates the food you oat.
Thanks to a remarkable new scientific
dtsoovery. It Is now ponslblo to combine
Into simple form the very elements need
ed by the digestive organs to help them
convert food into rich, tat-laden blood.
Thla master-stroke of modern chemistry
is called Sargol and haa been termx the
greatest of flesh-builders. Rargol slms
throurh Its regenerative powers to coax
the ' stomach and Inteetlnes to literally
soak up the fattening elements of your
food) and paas them into the blood, wher
they are carried to every starved, broken-down
cell and tissue of your body.
You can readily picture the result when
this amaslng transformation has taken
Flace and you notice how your cheeks
III out, hollows about your neck, shoul
ders and bust disappear and you take
on from 10 to SO pounds of solid, healthy
flesh. Bargol is absolutely harmless, in
expensive, efficient. .All leading drug
gists have It and will refund your money
If you are not satisfied, en per the guar
antee found in every package.
CAUTION: While Sargol haa given ex.
cellent results In overcoming nervous
dvspnpia and general atomach troubles
It should not be taken by those who do
not wish to gain ten. pounds or more.
How Thin People
Can Put On Flesh
A Ksw Slaoovery.
Thin men anu women that big,, hearty.,
filling dinner you ate last night. What
became of all the fat-producing nourish
ment 1t contained T You haven't gained
In .weight one ounce. That food passed
from your body like unburned uoai
through aft oven grate. The material
waa there, but your food doesn't work
and stick, and the plain trouth is you
hardly get enough nourishment from
yeur meals to pay for the cost of cook
ing. This Is truo of thin folks the world
over. Your nutdltive -organs, your func
tions of assimilation, are sadly out of
gear and need reconstruction.
Cut out t'ie foolish foods and funny
sawdust diets. , Omit the fleeh cream
rub-ona t ut out - everything but the
meals .you ars eating now snd eat with
every one of theee a single Bargol tablet.
In two weeks note the difference. Five
to eight good solid pounds of healthy,
"stay there" fat should be the net re
sult. axgol. too, mixes with your food
and preparee it for the blood In easily
assimilated form. Thin people gain all
the way from 10 to tt pounds a month
while taking Bargol. and the new flreh
ataya put. nargol tablets are a scientific
combination of six ef the beet flesh
producing elements known to ohmlstry.
They eoroo eO tablets to a packsge, ara
pleasant, harmless and Inexpensive. All
eeelers sell them subject to an abeolute
guarantee ot weight increase or money
back.
Thin People
Can Increase Weight
Thin man and women who would like
to tnoresse their - weight with 10 to It
pounds of healthy "stay there" fat should
try sating a lHUs Bargol with their meals
for a wlnis and note results. Here is a
good test worth trying. First w:gh
yourself and measure yourself. Then take
targo4 one tailet with every meal for
two weeks Thea weigh and measure
again. It isn't a question of how you
look or feel or what your friends say
aad think. Tlie scales snd the tspe mea
sure will tell their own story, s-nrt most
any thin nun er woman ran easily add
front five to eight pounds In the first
fourteen daa by following thia simple
direction. And best of all. ths new fleeh
stars put.
bargol does not of itself maka fat. b'lt
Dilstng with your food, it truna the fata,
suvars and starches of what yrni have
eaten, lute rirr, rtpe fat producing pour
tstiment for tfce tlaeuea and blood pre
pares It la an easily assimilated form
wktrh the Mood ean readllv accept. All
thia nortahment mow passea from your
bodv aa waste. Hut Harnol atooa th
wsste and does It quH'kly snd makes ths
tat producing consuls or the very sama
meals )ou are eating now develop pounds
snd peunis of healthy tleeh between your
skin and bones. 8arsol Is safe, pleasant,
efficient and Ineirxrutvs. All leading
druggists sell It in large boxes forty tab
ids to a package on a guarsntee of
weight Increase or money tack.
No Let Up to the tafgain Giving in
July Clearance Sales
Lawn Swings
at
Surprising
Bargain
Prices.
Buy Your
Porch and
Lawn
Furniture
-Now.
Domestic Room Tuesday's Clearance Sale
Offers Remarkable Opportunities for Great Savings on
Wash Goods, Towels, Sheets, Bed Spreads, Muslins, Etc
19c Voile, full pieces, 36-ln.
wide, all pretty, desirable pat
terns, now, yard 8
6c Apron Ginghams, fast color,
blue and white checks, now,
yard 3ttg
6 He unbleached 38-ln. Muslin,
now, yard 4
64c Twilled Toweling, soft fin
ish, now, yard 3
17c Bath Towels, large size anu
heavy weight, now, each, 12ViC
60c Bed Sheets, 2x2 V yards,
center seams, now, each . .32
$1.25 Bed Spreads, for full also
beds, crochet make, now,
each 92
12 He Pillow Cases, regular elses,
hemmed, now, each 75
15c Amoskeag, 32-ln. fine Cham
bray, now, yard 10
18c Windsor Crepe Pllsae, beau
tiful styles, now, yard ..HV4
12 V4c Percales, yard wide, cut
from the piece, noW, yd.,'7Hc
39c Table Damask, bleached or
cream, now, yard 25J
Tuesday's Silk Specials
20 pieces of yard wide Black Chiffon Dress taffeta, rich,
deep black, in two qualities that will give satisfaction, 68
and
50 pieces All Silk Tub Silks
and Silk Poplins, 36 inches
wide, in a full line of new ,
colors, stylish colorings that
launder perfectly, regular
$1.00 values 68
88
25 pieces of All Silk Crepe
de Chine, 40 inches wide, in
street and evening shades,
plenty white and pink,
worth $1.25, at 88
Men's
Straw Hats
To $3.00 values, choice of
our entire stock, " 4?fI5
Panamas excepted ..V
Men's
Panama Hats
$4 to $8 qualities, newest
styles, to slose in 3 lots--$2.95,
$3.95, $4.95
$12.50 Men's Mohair Suits
-Riglit when you want them for the hot
weather just beginning.
Your unrestricted choice of our regu
lar $10 and $12.50 Suits,. in an elegant
assortment of patterns, handsomely hail
ored and in all sizes, both stouts and
regulars.
. Own a Splendid Hot Weather Suit at
half worth.
OUR JULY CLEARANCE SALE
Of Men's Separate Trousers
offers your choice of the finest stock of
men's trousers you '11 -find in Omaha.
Princess x make,' every pair guaranteed;
to $(.00 vnlues S1.95, $2.95, $3.95
In the Busy Domestic Room Tuesday
Women's 15o Quality Hose, plain black or split foot, per
pair " - 8V&
Children s Cotton Hose, black, white or tan, 4 pairs . .25
Men's Cotton Socks, 12 He qual
ity, black or colors, at. pr., 8Vs
Children's Waeh Hate, 86c and
BOc values, at 15t
Men's 10c Handkerchiefs, white
pr colors, large elses. at,
choice ' 5
BOc Underwear, 25
Ribbed, balbrlggan or mesh. In all
sites, shirts and drawers. .
60c Work Shirts, 354
Light and dark blues, in all sites,
14 to 17, well made.
White Mountain Refrigerators
Our entire line being sacrificed at greatly reduced
pricesTCome early and get first choice as the prices, will
move them quickly. They give satisfaction. Ask your
neighbor. Hundreds of eotisfied users in Omaha. Best
since 1874.
Grocery Specials for Tuesday
48-pound sacks best high s-rads Dia
mond It flour, nothing finer for
bread, pies or rakes, per sack. . .el.SO
It pounds best Cans Granulate.1
auger for $1.00
lbs white or yellow corn Bieal..lTe
T ll-a. best bulk launiiry starch. . Soe
-IS bara Beat-'Ein-All. LMamond C or
1-sundry Queen white laundry soao
for s
4 tall cana condensed milk So
Taney Queen oMres In bulk. o.t...SBe
12-os. Jars Purs Kruit Preserves . See
l-os cans fancy ripe Olivee 100
Advo Jell tor dessert, the Jell that
whips, rr packase THo
4 lba hand-ploked Nary Beans... goo
The best domestic Macaroni, spa
ghetti, vermicelli or noodles, pkg.7We
VV. O. C. or K rumbles, package o
K. C. corn flakes, package So
Tall cana Alaaka Salmon.. .I0o
For Ice Tea try our Diamond l
blend, per pound. .
Oolden Kantoa coffee, per pound Oo
Herahey's break f set Cocoa. lb....85o
Tbe Batter Market for tbe reople.
The best Creamery Butter, per lb. Soe
Ths best Creamery Butter, bulk, per
pound B8e
No. 1 Country Creamery Butter, per
pound S7o
Good Dairy Butter, per lb. ...... 85o
MacLaren's Pesnut Butter, lb.. 18 We
Kancy Full Cream, New York White,
Vs isconsln Cream, or Young America
cheese, per pound Soe
Kancy Imported Hwlea Cheese, lb.400
Tbe Feple's Tstretable Market.
IS pounds New Potatoes to Lhe peck
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New Peas, siuart ....Se
C heada fresh Leaf lettuce. Je
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Fancy Ripe Tomatoea. per lb Se
I large Cucumbere fo
I bunchee fresh Radlshee
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Omasa Webraska.
' Boarding and Dsy feVhool for Ulrls and Young Women. Certificate amlta
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