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L S THE ( VffAUA DATLY nEE : \ ATTTT1)AY. , JANTTATY 19 ! , l8nG. _
, BOSTON STORE FIRE SALEno
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Over 1,000 Dozen Men's $1,60 White
Laundered Shirts for 600 Eack
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ALL JArFRAY'S ' SlKS MUST BE SOLD OUT
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IJ CUrl I.ndles' anti ? ilen'R l'lno 1.lncl
' Jllnllkcrehlc : 1-2 . le. 10e.12 1-20
M - iIfl " R lOc Vlder\vRr , 11c .
; 11" 81.30 Vldcr\vnr , GOo.
$10 $ ; MEN'S WITE SIITS 60C.
Tomorrow \te place on sale over 1,000
iozen of the finest onll highest grade white
laundered shirts In all Ilzes and atyIe8-opcfl
front or open backs ; shirts worth from $1.60
to $2.50. Your cholco tomorrow 60c. $
: noys' ShIRTS llO IAC1I.
- Al the boys' calico , percale end jersey knit
' shirts ! O nt 16c.
All the men's linen collars from the Jarray
sloclt , slhly soied , 2c encb.
All the men's linen cuffs from the Jnrroy
stock 6c n pair.
Men's tOe underwear 16c.
Mefl'B $1.&O Ulderweor 60c.
Men's 25c Bilk neckwear 10c.
too MEN'S . AES' I IANFN IANDmH-
CIIWS , 1210.
The fnMt and highest grade of pure Irish
linen hunllkerchlefs , Illaln ! nnd hnnd.embrol-
( bored Inltnls , 121c.
, All the ladles' . and men's pure linen hand
kerchiefs , wide ali narrow , fancy hem- i
' , sttchell and plaIn whIte borders , go at 6c
anti 10c.
All the ladles' all children's fancy bor-
dere.1 hemstched handkerchiefs damaged
' by water go at 2c.
SILK ItIINANTS 100 AND 160.
Over 10,000 pample Ileces Uti to n yard In
length , Including . the finest and - hhhest
grades of new silks ever Imported. They
go tomorrow at lOc and ito each
$1.60 SILKS IOIt I 21C YAIID.
' Thousands of yards highest grade China
and surlh silks , brocaded silks and fancy
. trImming silks , only slightly damaged by
fire or wlter , go lt 21c ) 'a . d.
. MIlLINlltBARGAINS. .
, 'Vc have Just received a new shipment of
black frosted Ups , three In I bunch , 21c :
' worth 75e.
Fancy feathers and birds , worth 10c , go at
' Ic.Dress
Dress shapes In French felt , worth $1.00 ,
for 19c. .
SIIO.TEA , COFFEE SALI.
Dest broken Java and Mocha , ltc . . _
No 1 Mocha ant Java , 25c. ,
O. G. Java anti Mocha , 30c. . ;
Fine Moyune gunpowder , 25c. : .
? Very fine Englsh breakfast , 30c.
c , Fancy spider leg uncolored Japan , 48c.
t BOSTON STOIW ,
Ii N. W. Cor. 10th and STOlE .
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Hayden Dros' . ad . Is . on page 5.
The ladies of George A. Custer flellej r
Hclef
Corps No 82 wIll give I dlmo social at L
' Grand Army hall on Saturday evening , Jan
uary 19 , to which members and friends nre
cordially Invited.
' Invited.lms. . MARY . W. hAY Corn
- Sam'l Burns , 1318 Farnam street , takes !
nnnual account of stock February 1 , for
ml , thIrty-thIrd time In Omaha , and wishing to
reduce stock , nnnounces
A PIE.IVENTORY SAL
for one week , commencing next Monday ,
when everything In the store goes at
15 PElt CENT HEDUCTIN , . .
hayden Brea' . ad. Is c . on Dag G. . ,
MINOR COURT MATTERS ,
: choel of' that National Urll Are to 10
lenrd .Iy OlIO'th. . .JI11S0. .
. Captain b. S. Domer of the National Fend -
Fenc-
bios of Washington Is suing W. J. Drcatch I.
Julius Meyer . Luther Drake George H. :
B Qggs , I . P. Klrltendal , Wiiam g. Clarlee
ald D. Subway for a Jutgment of $1,250.
. Wh.cn tC ! National Competitive drill of the
; nllta companies of.tl country was held In I m
this city In 1892 the Fencbles were stricti .
In I , for they won the first prize ant the
championship of the United States. The
prize was $ 5,000 In cash. Captain Dom r
: claims that the company has received only
L $350 of the amount , although repeated lle-
, . mantis for the ( remainder have been mnati e .
10 thlnlt that the defendants obtalnl
; enough subscriptions to pay the prize In ful
. and 'desires the court to compel them to I
do so.
. jbner Conro & Son of Hhlnelamler , Wim ,
have brought suit In the district court against :
I the Due Valley Lumber company. The
t plaintiffs claim ( lint there ia duo them for
i goods delvered $20.4jG. A contract was made
between the parties to seWo this account by
i the payment of $12,000 , but It Is claimed that :
' 4 , the defendants nevcr made the contract
I good Consequently the Hhlnelanter fir am
L wants I judgment for the original amount
t due.James
James Lee , who Was bound over to the
district court In the sum of $760 for commit-
, * , ting a burglary December 2 or thereabout ,
- , was released on $700 - ' bal yesterday.
Biscuit light , anti sweet are made with
Price's flaking Po\\der. It's ab30lutely PUT e .
? DISCUSSING SOARLET FEVER.
t Uoard of 10"Uh EIud . I Case In Otto . of
I ti,9 IIophtms11.
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' There ) was a special meeting of the Boat
of Health yesterday to consider the
t question of qunrallnlng n casq oC scarlet ,
pt fever that has brbken out 'at the - In
s horrlal at Twenty.secont and Clark street
; In the opinion ) of the commissioner bf Imeal ! tim
i the circumstances were such that time Immediate -
mediate removal oC the patent was Ii a-
pcrativo. Among time Inmates of the estab-
. lshment Is a washerwoman , who does the
laullry work In consideration for reel an.l :
'i ' board for herself and her 2-year-old cliii tI .
A day or two ago time l"hlt was taken sit ic
c , Inll the illness proved to be n case DC scarlet
t fever At the present time there are half n I
dozen female patents In the hospital 1/1 ,
t the commlslioner lays that In their cone -
eontl-
ton the exposure to the ( disease would be
dangerous In the extrcnw.
At the meeting of the board B r .
i ' Savie cXllaln\ time circumstances ami
" tI , Isltell the board for the necessary authoriy
"L to remove the chlel Crol the estnhulsimnmer , mt .
' ACer some discussion this was granted , pr 0'
, 'Idlng the ( expense should nol exceed $40.
i Time chlhl wi probably be placed II sOle :
t totally where there are no children nnll
; where they wi bo willing to care for Ii or
t for n reasoible compensation ,
reasol\ble compensaton
The State Relief comnl8lon have eats b-
halted hcadlluaters at 109 Frenzer block ,
where nil contributions at lrovislons an.1
' clothIng shoult be sent , Instead of 407 Bray cm
. block lB heretofore , All corresponllencs
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should bp addressed to me at 407 Drown
, block. W. N , NASON President.
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I' Little for TheIr l.abors . , ' .
Detwccn the hour of 12 o'cloclt
fhlludlY ngM ! ( and Q:30 : yesterday
Ilorllng tlns Wlggen' saloon , 1512
Dd I / , street was burglarized , The rob.
I , Lens appear to ha\e effected an entrance by
. drilling between tfy anti sixty holes In the
; Panels DC ( the back door They lust have had
, . the assistance of a 5111 boy , as the doorway
, - Is Ilroteciell by I strong , padlocked Iron gate ,
time apertures of which would only atmlt oC
4' V In cxtremely dlnlnutve person , nnd the lock
WIS not forced , nor \\'as the gate damage In
. . any way , The bmmrgiars . being unable to locate
time cash , although thern was about $ 10 on
limO PI'eIISC 1:110 : up theIr minds to make
the best oC a bad bargain anti cousole thel-
, selves with free and copious libations Of beer
and \Ihlsky. and also haa good ammioke a
I they COnU1Iet a considerable ! ! ( Imiantlty If
; lager beIdes appropriating 100 fne quantty Ha\ana
. anti a bottle of Ilaims' best old Bourbon
whisky , I must have taken the festive burg-
lara at least Iialf an hour 10 gOout the
gO\
opening In the wooden door atm.I : men
, took part In the anl lii
Jart Dlcctna.1 ! : orgy they
never got Into , , ' . , ' .
- on 'rime supposition Is
. that 1 1Q Int2lhe the amateur bar tender
act 'ima l bandot out the drinks and smokes to
tie , conmpantous . .
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c Caught , anti . Iloatsoncss.-The irritation
. 'hleh Induces ughlng Irriaton
, Inducel hnmlllately relieved
, by use or "flrotvmm's Bronchial Troches . releved
Solt
only In boxes.
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.adcn Urc.sl ' , ad. I. on Jag 5.
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In.orRnln CompRnl" . ! oR IRbn MoneT.
The stock of the Globe Clothing company
now In the hands of the Insurance cm-
paniC must be turned Into money. Choice
of pants worth UI to $3.00 for 980 : over-
coat" , actually worth $10.00 $ , now $3.90 : kid
! Ioves with fur trimmings closIng for 25c :
me n's ults . formerly $9.0. to claM $3.25 :
boy s' pants , formerly tOe . to close 15c ; wool
mitts , the 25e kind n nickel while they last ;
working shirts , choice , ISo : stiff fur hats ,
take them away for a dime : duck coats ,
Inl , tOe : underwear , formerly tOo , choice
19c : fine dress shoes to close , 98c. These
Rods were damaged principally by smoke ,
Look for sign SMOKE SAI.E.
16 S. 10th Street S near Douglas .
layden Bras' . ad Is 4- on page 5. _ - '
Card of Thanks .
Ferdlnanlt Schrandt wishes to return
thlks to frIends for their klndnes9 during
the Illness anti death or hIs wife lulda , all
esp ecially for favors received from Teutonic
lode No 202 , Order of the World , anti to
Jacob 10uek for services at the house and
burIal ground
FEHDNAND SCIIANDT. '
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Iusurance I Juster ' auction. Our entire
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stock will be sold. Sale Jan , 19th , 2:30. :
DANK JnWgLIY CO. . 17 S. 10th St.
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SWINDLED THE COUNTY.
(001 Secured for LhsrIty' SRlo lkpo.i I
of for 1.lluor ! I
Andrew 1ludson was arrested last night
on the chare of being drunk. lie took pa-
tic ular delght , after ho was taken to the
po lice station , II relating ho\\ he had bel
working the county commissioners for some
tmo for groceries anti provisions. lie stated
that he would occasionally go to tIme commissioners -
missioners amid represent to them thnt he
had a -vHe and three chidren who were In
de tute circumstances and ask that he be
given some assIstance ns he bad been unable
to obtain work and that It was necessary
In order to keep his family from starving
thlt he should have some immedIate as-
sistance. his pitiful tory was usually be-
levd and In order ' would bo forthcoming
for the necessaries 'of life. After ho received
the goods the order called for ho would go to
so me saloon and sell them for whatcver he :
could get , and wIth the procccds . he would
buy liquor.
Time last ( line he worked the schemt was !
yesterday. He went to the county commIs-
sioners and his old story had the desired
efect , and ho succeeded In getting flour ,
beans and colee , These ho took to I saloon
on Sixth street and sohl for $1 , which Iw
spcnt for liquor enough to make him drunk.
Ofcer Barnes halpened ) along about this
tme ami sent him to jaIl.
On being questioned as to whether he had
a wife anti family ho acknowledged that he
hat not , but claimed to have ben married at
ono time . but had slnco separated trim his I
wHet _ _ _ _ 5- _ _ _ _
Biscuit ralS twmselves In Jocund IRht-
ness , because Dr. Price's Baking Powder Is I
absolutely pure.
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Mrs. D. D. Crary , ono of the old residents , ,
died nt 2 o'clock yesterday morning Cram
fa tty degeneration of the heart.
Mrs. Crary's maiden name was Anna Little -
jo hn. She was born on the outskIrts of New
Yorlt City In 1829 , and was a sister of Dshop
L lttiejohn. SIte was married to D. D. Crry :
nearly fifty ycars ago at her parents' home
About the year 1859 Mr. ant Mrs. Crary coin
west , settling at block Island , HI. They re -
malnc there n comparatively brief period ,
however h , removing to this city In 1800 , and
settng at the present homestead , corner oC
Twenteth street and St. Mary's avenue : ,
where they have resided uninterruptedly ever
ws ince. Mrs . Crary came from a sterling eveI
New York family ' and was a sterling woman
lm erself , ono of time most beloved and highly :
estcJed ainong the old citizens. Sims was I
woman or remarkable Intellectuality , a devout !
Christan , fond wle and dotIng mother , ali '
1 ir death leaves an aching void In many
h earts. Surviving the estimable lady are the
husband I anmPfathmer , D. D. Crary . and fve
chidren , Cltlrles , Nathan and William , and
Irs ! Ella , C. Slmiverickmuid Anna Crary.
I.OCAL JiliFJ'IrILS.
A. J. Love will erect I two-story residenc e
lt 14 North Thirty-eIghth avenue at a east
of $5,000 .
Harms Dowman's shoe store on Sixteenth
strcet was burglarized Thursday night. Thc
loss l was small. ;
A marriage license was l ue yesterday to I
Mr. Ioscoe II. Peck and Miss Ethel Plum-
men of Shenandoah , Ia. . '
The Swedish singing socIety , Norden , wi
Rive Its seventh annual masquerade bal
this evening at Germanla bal\ I
Time stocleholders of the Omaha club wi ,
meet tonight at j:30 : o'clock anl elect a
board. year. of director and ofcers for the el.3ulng
Richard Wide , one of Omaha's pioneer cIt I-
zens , and n saloonkeeper of thirty years :
slndlng , Is lyIng at the point oC death at m
his residence.
DIcd-At her home In this city , on Tuesday : -
day , January 11 , Mrs. Annie Hardy , aged
5 3 years Mrs. Hardy was a native oC England -
land l , but had been for many years I res 1.
d ent oC' Omaha
Fro I. Gray and Miss Wlnnefred Pohr
were married Wednesda ; January 10 , at 4
p. m. , at the residence of the Rroom's father ,
Thomas A. IC. Gray , 1707 Webster strec , .
11ev. Charles W. Savidge ofclated ,
The ' Omaha Lawn.Tennls - club annual moe t-
.Ing' I takes place -at , the achelor Quarters
at 8 o'clock this evening. Important
maters affecting the welfare of the cub are ,
to bo dlscuss and n full attendance Is d -
sired. I Is expected that an ehtre rear-
ganlzatlon wi be elected and that the season :
son oC 1895 will be .tarted on I new basis
At the' annual meeting of the Globe SavIngs
banl the following ofcers ( and directors were
elected : Ii. O. Devries. president : Cadet TIY- :
lor b , vice president : 'V. D. Taylor , cashier : :
H. A. Hansen , assistant cashier. Directors :
D. T. Mount. H. O. Devries , Charles E. I
Wllamsn , D. if. 'heeler , Henry Bull , V V.
J. Droatch , II. K. Durket , W. B. Taylor , 1.
W. Barbs g. M. Stenberg , D. S. Baker all I ;
Cadet Taylor.
At the regular meeting of the Board of
Public Works yesterday afternoon the following . -
lowing l estmates were approved : George C I ,
Iuso & Co" , wooden sidewalks , $2,905,03 $ , itt md
$295.09 ; J. E. Riley , permanent sidewalk 5 ,
$529,34 ; .lfred Drlnarl , grading , Timirt : t'-
fifth street , from ( half Howard to Jones
stret , $1,123.00. The annual report of
Street Comimmnlesloner Kaspar was receive m
and IJlaced on file. .
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CRAnY-Annn Awite of n. D , Crary : I
JIIUlr ) ' 18. 18 : . nt 2:30 : n. in. Funeral ! !
services nt the residence , St , Ilnn"s nv e.
vate. nue Sun.lay at : I' . m. Interment Irl- I
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.BUY ? SHOES AT BOSTON STORE
Tomorow is n Great Day to Buy Good
Shoes Right Oheap.
EV ERY BODY WILL - GET A BARGAIN
11 Inr/RII WO 11"RI You'l Got the Size
\ou ieeI , , the J(11 Von Like. the
Style that's lOnli the
UIBlty You \VBnt.
AND TiE LOWEST PRICES EVEn MADE
These are the bargains we offer , and the
reasons why you should buy shoes of BoaIm
ton Store tomorrow , especially.
let. All our shoes were bough within
the last sIxty days . We have no old stock
g\'ery style Is new. Every she Is war-
rnntell to wear well , and It's only through
the mlsfortune of others who were obliged
oblgel
to sell , that we are enablecl to orer you the
shoes we do at these bargain prices
Chlhs rubbers 9c , all sizes.
Ladles' $1.60 slippers tOo , all sIzes
Boys' Irctes GPo , all sizes.
'omen's arctcs , all sizes.
Men's ' 100 best felt boota tiDe , all sIzes
Ladles' $3.00 dongol1 shoes , any size and
any style of toe , $10. ant
Ien's $3.00 cal lace or congress shoe ,
any style 'toe you want , $1.50.
Men's $1.60 patent leather shoes , $2.60.
L'mdlcs' $5.00 cork sole shoes $2. jl.
Ien's ' 1.00 cork solo shoes 300.
iso pairs Indies' dna dongola patent tip , ,
custom made button shoes ( C. M. lenller-
so n's goods ) made to soil lt $1.60 I pair go I
tomorrow at $2.GO. These are In square and
pointed toes , kid and cloth tops : take your .
choleo for $2.60.
BASEMENT SHOE BAHGAINS _
Ladles' tongoll buton shoes Ste.
Men's working shoes 79c.
. ChIld's dongola ShOM 69c.
Missel' dongola shoes tIc , 8Gc. "
Ladles 'warm shoes ODe , 85c , $1.00.
Ladies' slippers 29c , 49c. 69c. .
Infants' shoes 25c , 29c 31c , GOc.
300 pairs men's fine calf shoes In broken m
sizes , former prIce tip ( to $8.00 a pair , Including -
cluding n few Durt and Mear's shoes , go
at $ I.IG and $1.50 I Pair These are come-
what shopworn.
We have everything wo advertIse , Just 1.
as we alh'ertse I , without exaggeration ,
cxaggeralon
neither more nor less. You wIll never be :
dl appolntl when you come wi shoe wc
nd \erUse.
BOSTON STOnE ,
Selling more shoes than any one else In
Omaha.
N. W. Cor. 1th and Douglas.
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TIlE DltrV'l SOUTUEHN ROUTE
IOUTE
\'jl the Hoclc 1sItstmtt-'hmortost Luo anti
lrlutcst Time.
To all points In Kansas , Oklahoma , Indian
T erritory . Texas and e ! ! ! points In southern
C alifornIa. Only one nght : out to all points !
In i Texas. The "Texas Llmleed" leaves Omaha
at 5:1G : a. m. daily except Sunday , landing
pasenger" at all points In Texas 12 hours In
advance lf all ether I'nes. Through tourist
cars via Ft. Worth and E Paso to Los An-
g eles. For full particulars. maps , , folders .
e tc. , cal nt or address Rock Island folderst
ofe , 1G02 attrcss . Rocl tcket
CHAS. KENNEDY . G. N. W. P. A.
Hayden Dros' . ad . ison page 5.
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AfSOW.i TEl ) ( , 'II.IICITIIIS .J'l'EtT"
OMAhA , Neb . Jan lS-To the Editor of
The Dee : Urgent and Inmednte % help I S
n eeded for the unemployed and deserving
poor i of our city. This
ciy. association has been :
doIng Its very utmost during this winter to
supply ( work ' to thc unemployed and tn aid
Ing l the' deservinR poor fmimihle .
deservlnt withou t
calling for special Cnmlea. wihout
caling assistance from
our
benevolent , cItizens , but.wo. are now con : - I
polled to do RO. Our treasury Is empty nn
upwards of $500 Is require to clear our Indebtedness : -
debtedness to the end of Inst month From
September 1 to December 31 we had doube !
the e"I
that we had In the same period last year ,
and since the new year the number Is dali y
. dnly
Increasing. The cry from the majority of
the applIcants Is : "Give us mljorly ; '
want charity. " 'Ve have been able to n
limIted extent. to
Imlted supply that work an ci
will continue to do so for I week or Ind two
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longer. Many wldoWR and
lon/er. 1any Id deserted wive tim
with young children anti others In broken
health , and strangers from the drouth-
stricken districts are daIiy making
applict
ton for nfl kinds of aly maltng applca- ,
anti It Is with very painful feelings that we !
are oblIged to nlow theta to go away wttt m-
wih-
out itch ) from ua , our only recourse being
to refer them to the county commIssioner :
whither many of them express : rgreat dim ; -
inclination to go. 'Ve would be loath to I
utter any word calculated to stay the
kindly hands that are stretched to our suf- :
ferlnA brethren In the western counties , but
wo should not neglect the claims of the
, suIe ring poor who are around us , nnd
whose claims nt this season of the yec ir
press foi'tcotten heavily . upon us and should Ylnr me
We hope the public will
publc wi receive the ladles
anti gentemen who have kindly conaentell :
to make "n house to house visitation" on
belmlf of the Assoclnted Charities , anti wl Ii
extend to them whntever nld may be wi I
their power In the wny of money clotimint .
shoes , hiefitbing , provIsions and clothinG. 1
wagon will cal wherever reoulred. Our telephone , :
ephone , number Is ] , GIG. memberahlp fees I :5 : .
and subscriptions received at the head
olce , S07 Howard street.
. . JOHN LAIJGIIbAND Secretnry.
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Confidence crowns the cook . who uses B r .
Prlce'8 Baking Powder I.s sure becauo : ;
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It's absolutely pure. I
Thnnks from Cimappohl .
County Treasurer Trey his received n letter -
ter In response to the 'hox of clothing that
the employee of his office sent to Chlppel
about I week .ago , The letter Is ful of
gratitude , which Is touching on account of
Itt deep und apparent strtcei'ity. . Chappel Is
In the western portion or the.state , anti . the
letter states that as yet the stnt relief eon -
mitee hus not done 'n'thlng to relieve suf-
bring In that neighborhood. NeIther Is
much expected . apparently , lS the wrItm r
sn's thut the relef committee wrier
comes to the enll of Is 'string usualy
through givIng assIstance to the central po r-
ton of time state , anti does not go ( mtrttme r.
As ni indication of how the People ! In thnt
I > art or the country eel In regurd to the
notoriety given to theIr tllsiress , the foiov ' , -
Ilstresl
InA parglph from the letter will folow- :
" 1 , for one who hn\e an Interest In the
state anll who have ni on elrth In N a-
hlslm. 1m very sorry that she has been :
advertIsed so recklessly anti unmercifully mm :11
the , " unmerclCuly ni
over United Stales Otherllortons of 1
the letter are In the . same stralim.
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When you want sparklIng wine geL Coo3 '
Extra Dry Imperial Cimaumpagne Its purity
and delicIous la\or commends 'S - it.
hayden Dros' . ad. Is on page 5. . '
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hRS.'ST rALLIN OUT
occurred over what they ate Modern house-
wives , take waring. Don't lsten to tempting
voices-use your own judgment - choose for '
yoursel and husband the proper food.
CALUMET
BAKING POWDER
I - . It POWDER
- - IS the visest choke , ( or mainij isons. In the
flst'p1ace , it , is pue-perfecty pure- 1,0 to
! you jf you find that it is not. A pileI of t has
j5 ozver czoug1t 10 do ' o
OUer c11gl n p011d ojleaVCl lg.
In point of price it : certainty wi suit you.
CALUMET BAKING POWDER CO. , Chlca o.
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"I JISB,1R'TS.
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And ShakeSpeare played Fabtnrl Istor1
tels UB that I was one of Hand's best char-
ncterlzntons and that ' the audiences at Black
F I rlar's enjoyed the delightful humor of the
role quite a much .B modern nUlllenees have
laughel over the . best comic character In all
the drlma , Hut In its scenic investiture
which was accorded " IV"
WIS "Henry last nIght
wby
by time Wnrte-Jlmel company of players , the
fno trappings of , , . the satins or the court
an d the perfection of ensemble , the produc-
ton ( t deserves to be classeel with the best of
1enry Irving's stage pictures. although the
Englsh oC Shllsp re coull have been
vlsly Improved. There was a noticeable
dispositon on the part or soma ot the actors
to speak time Englsh of the sixteenth century -
tury with n down east twnng , whie
others , who were Henry's staunchest friends ! ,
g ave an IrIsh favor to the lines , which was
hardly In consonance wih the characters ex-
pl aIted. Hut so generally excellent was the
lm erformmmnmmce that could
IJerformlnce one coull easily forget
these little I10cyncrasies In the general Cui-
ness or the pIcture precntel.
lllstal was thc central figure , played with
cohsummnte Iblty by Mr. Louis James ,
who seems In hIs round of parts more Iber-
al ) dowered than was his late associate , Mr.
Lnwrence Barrett. Sometmes even this \'et-
ran actor who loves to Illay Shlkespeare's
parts lapsed Into Inllrerence ns to hIs road-
lng , sometmes playing l.'alslar perpunctorly ,
but withal tile ; present generaton has not
seen so excelent n lalstar lS presented last
nlht , Old tn1rs recalled lien Dc liar anti
lcCauley In the same charcter. but I Is
doubtul l If these excellent players ever made .
so much of this inimitable rogue lS does I
1.0uls James The Inexhaustble actIng en'
li abIlIties of the part ) which before nil else !
must Impress any thoughtul actor , gives rise
to time belief that the great Inmatst wrote I
with apparent intimate Itowledge of modern
motern
stage requirements , n fact which seems well ,
nIgh immcredhhio when one reflects on the undoubted -
doubted crudity of things thentrle In hid :
d ay. I.'nlstaf , according to nn eighteenth : I
century critic , Is n man at onca young and I
011 , enterprising and fat , n dupe and n ant ,
hlrmless and wicked , weak In principle and I
resolute by constitution , cowardly In nppear- :
lice and bravo In realIty " . n knave without -
m alice , n liar wihout deceit , anti n Imlght ,
n geuteman and a soldier without decency ,
digniy or honor. Such Mr. Jamcs makes I
the roysterer of the hoar's head tavern and I
the Crcnd and Intmate or the prince ; of
Va1cs. Ills Jokes permeate as lie "lards the
lean l earth" as he walks along , anti the char-
ncter Ics "three tngerSteep upon the rbs. : " ;
Al men enjoy lalstaI , so did Shaleespeare , ,
al11 Mr. Louis James has nol donc so gener-
aly excellent work In twenty years , If ever ,
than his portraynl , of SIr John Falstar I rom ;
n stage point or view the makeup oC 1r.
James Is very like the pictures one sees of
H ackett . who was one of the greatest of I
I.'alstafs . of all ( line . And maybe through : m
Ito recurring cycles some of the busIness I
of the master himself Is preserved In the In-
telectual tl study which Louis James gave :
last l night , though he let down sornetinmet I
sometmes
8ti very often seemed n bit loose In his I
Shakespeare. Mr. Warde makes a rollickIng ,
easy-going , devli-tmmay.caro Prince hal , but
the senior member of the firm of stars Is not L
at his best as the prince. lie needs stronger
meat upon ( which to feet than the boy who
thought of nothing than to have a roysterlng
tme with hIs drinking friends whel Hot :
spur was raising loud alarums upon the
felt and the battle of Shrewsbury was ap _
preachIng fast. Mr. 'iVarde looks the part ,
h owever . ant If he would only get over the
unhappy method he uses In reading the pure
English of WIll of Avon lie would be accounted -
counted a much better actor. This Is not I
said In a sense of critcism , but purely In the
Interest i of an actor who has done much Cor !
the modern drama , who has Ilumlnell It i
with fine ability and strong personalIty. Ils :
meetng with Hotspur on the feld at Shrews
bury was a finely wrought out piece of act
Ing l , Mr. Warte having excellent support In
Mr ; Lindsley , who played young Percy , surnamed -
named Hotspur , wuth much discrhimilnatlon .
discriminaton.
Mr. Beverly Turner , an old-tlnme actor playct
the Icing with dignity. TIle associates of
Falsta1 were only' side lights and not overly :
wel accentuated. Miss Chapman , as Lady :
Percy was unoffending , the role being exceedingly -
ceedingly small. .amc Parlett was accept
able , particularly . the , .scene between Sir
John and Prince .mal ; wherein the formcr
Impersonates i the kihg -
What comedy "Henry IV" Is , how thoroughly -
oughly hearty , rollicking , brilliant arid aban-
doned. I gives an Insight Into the low 1ff 0
le
of that remote past which appcals to the
theater-goer , and Falstal In Louis James' :
hands Is a midsummer of mlrths. Such a
production Is a revelation and such actors
worthy of the best encouragement , for they
are Iteeplng alive the Shakespearean drama
In fine contrast to the
cap'o-bels , denomInate -
Inate farce , of today.
Today thc 'Vnrdc-ames company will close
Its pre cnt engagement Doyd's theater by
giving two performances-a matinee at 2:30 :
this afternoon and the regular evening per -
Cormance at 8. At the matinee the second
performance of "Henry IV" will bc gIver
and In the evening "Hlchard III. " This vI
be the last appearance In Omaha of these two
renowned artists together ' anti the oppor-
tuniy dl seeing them slLull not be ovem -
loolecd.
"Yon Yonson" has become a standard nt- : :
traction. J will bo seen al Doyd's theater
on tomorrow ( Sunday ) evening only with
Mr. Gus Heegc , Its author and the orllnalor
of Swedish dlaect ! on the stage , In tIme titi ;
tte
role. Few American plays have met with
the success nchleved by Ibis plcturesllue :
cmcdy , which gIves such a graphic pIctue
of life amen tIme hardy lumbermen tf the
northwest Its popularity seems to be of t
an enduring chmaracter for It has been blCore
the pUblc for four years , and 1 ( that of
Jefferson's HIp , promises to continue In-
defirmltely. As I more or less accurate pre- m
sentaton cit a striking Swedlh.Amerlcan ;
character set amid scenea ( t tIme great ldmb l :
regions of time norlGlwest , It wi doubtcss : :
attract tell classes of playgoers fond of no' ' -
eHy. Mr. leege made his studIes of character -
actor and scenery from actual personal ob-
servaton during three months In tIme logging
camps In upper WisconsIn anti 11nnesota.
Every character In the play has Its prot-
type In this strange northwcstern We. Eva : ;
scene antI tnchlent Is presumably founded
upon places ali Cacts A log-Jam on the
Black river Is produc(1 with mechanical effects -
fects that surprise and delight eyes moro Ca-
mornIng. rniliar vitli such scenes. The sale opens this i
-
This morning at 9 o'clock the sale of seats (
for ti1e engagement of Alexander Salvlnl nt
Boyd's theater will open , anti IndIcatons
point to a rush. The repertoire will be a
folows : 1olly evening , "Don Caesar de
Bazan ; " Tuesday evening ( for the first tmo
In Omahl ) , "Stndent cC Salamanca : " al1
Wednesday evening "Threo Guardsmen. "
Hayden Dros' . ad . Is on page 5.
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Muslin Underwear at Manufacturers' ' Prices
Coaks and Furs 00s1 or Less
U . I \ CLOAKS.SWTS.1HS.
L'.tXL'ON lf4)Ci
NEW FACES AT.14A11OUTCIIFNflWU ]
' sly tim : Featuret H and Iternov- '
lug liiernlsbeeIn RU P. book for a stamp . a'
Jcll.bea.ln 11 lok
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.Iuhn n. ' % 'o.dltry . . 11W,42Ht.N. I la. , .
luvlutor or Woodbun'd . 'nlli beau. ' '
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FRANCISCAN .1'd
r DROPS Purely
Vega I able
Prepared from tbe original fo multi , rs
"erelin time Arc1lvcr ct 110 Poly ( , anmt . hay
agan nutheuUo history dating baoe000ycae'ms
A POSITIVE CURt
for all Stomach Kidney ard Bowel
troubles , especially
OHRONC CONSMPATION ,
Price 50 ccstw. Sold by'r1 tiruggiste .
? he Fraicisan \ Remedy Co. p ,
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. . 1v ItRE' 3' " ChiCAGO . n
- . tor Ciculnr , .si . lit ii.tratod C.1r.d
nHi.lb1 [ Hubn & C. ) t5lJ & DauAls '
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A FFAIRS AT SOUTH O1AIIAsui
Oredenco Placed in Report that Armour
Will Again Do it. Mage City Packer.
Pl ANT MAY BE ERECTED TillS YEAR
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L'r eent lReker nli Stock inrds Jlcl Not
11111olmi % to 8ny AnthhlA for l'ub-
lcltton hit l'riviitoty IJRko
8111Incnlt , Acmlutll .
Chicago dlspatchM yesterday stated that
Phi n. Armour was contemplatng time erec-
ton of n big packing hOlse imere The lIce
re ported that rmor In Its South Omaha columns -
umns about I week ago , but lt that thne nil
the Packers denlell any knowledge oC Mr.
Ar imiour's intentions , After readIng the tee-
grms from Cilcag In the afternoon papers
the Union Stock yards people anti some cf
the Prominent packers did miot deny the truth
nf the report , but declnell to ho ( quoted on i
the subject. I rom what cart be lelrnell It Is
nhl0st n certainty that Armour will establIsh I
a Illant here some tme during the year 1595.
II" : ' " Iho Nlrht Away.
The Ideal club gave a dance lt KnlRht
of Pythlns hal ThursdlY evenirmg. About
thirty couples were Irescn t. The olcerl of the
cub are : n. g. Wilcox , Ircsldent ; E. S.
11 rral , vice 11resldent ; L. P. Brnlnard , scene-
tary anti treasurer . 1'olowlng Is I list or
the commitees :
fleceittiomm-hi . S. Conthrorm . Franlt Cocltrel ,
Wilam JcOulrlt , John 1. Asho and 11. S.
M cDougall .
1cDou/ll.
/
Floor Conrnmittee-h1. J. Carpenter , E. D.
M lunsllw , Fred Coelrc1.
Music-Il . M. Christie , E. J. Sullivan , Brad
Il IcImox. -
Hefreshments-H. A. .
- Carpenter , S. D.
Chrlsle , I. L. Kelly and Ralph lall
Plom n social stamlpolnt the bal was n
great success.
Mnalo City ( . 'SI1 > .
The Tnxvayers' league meets tonlgh
Counciman Henry 1eis lef lat e\enlng
for Louisville.
Work on the big stock yards sewer Is
prcgresslng rapidly.
John Forbes , ofce manager at Cudahy's ,
has gorse to Chicago.
Wilam Malcy will go t Chicago to take
n posItion with Greer , Mills & Co.
Hammond expects to commEnce killing bee
In time new beef house the first of next weelt.
Colonel Sharpe of the Stock Yards company -
pany ha gone to Kansas City on I business
tr Ip .
trip.A.
A. V. Harris , the attorney who was kIlled
, In a street fight nt Crawford , Neb. , was quite
w ell known here.
, . THere wIll be preachIng by Rev Robert L.
heeler nt the Fourth ward Mission church
Suntay next nt 3:30 : p. m.
Sneak thieves entered time apartments of C.
I. Watts , 240 N street , last cvenlng and
carried away two overcoats.
The eighty men cutting Ice for Jetter's
brewery have been laid off until thc second
Ice crop Is In better condilon ,
J , p Edmunds of Portal tiled Thursday
aferoon , aged 80 years The deceased was
the father-In-law of DwIght Young.
W. A. Clark , proprietor oC the Board of
Trto barber shop , Omaha , will open a
branch shop at the Cudahy offices Monday.
A large number or Missouri stoculen ere
herc h buying feeders Considerable busIness
Is expected from that state In the spring.
On January 19 the regular nieetimmg of
Chapter 11 , P. E. 0. , wIll be held at Mrs.
Wntklns' residence at 2:30 : p. m. TIle
mythIcal age of Greece wi be the topic for
discussion. Papers will be read by Mrs.
1rs.
Lawrence , Mrs. Montgomery , Mrs. Smith ,
M rs. Plckett , Mrs. Sipe and Mrs. Watkins
John Leonard has suet John Swanson a
b artender , for $20.35 for work and labor.
Leonard teclares that he was hired by
Swanson to clean up the saioonm His comaex
penpaton was to be 25 cents I day and
drinks. lie got the drinks all right , but
the two bits I day failed to materialize .
( jutiCUta
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Purifying and Beautifying
Soap in the \Yorld.
The Purest , Sweetest , and
Most Refreshing for Toilet
Bath and NUI'ser. ' " '
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Red , Rough , Oiy Skin
and Baby Blemishes , .
For Red , Rough Hands , with
Shapeless Nails and
Painful Finger Ends ,
For Irritations of the Scalp
with DryThin , and Falling
, Hair it is wonderful.
Sale greater than the
Combined Sales of
all other Skin Soaps.
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Sold tbroulbout the . I'nice,25c. rlEn
DluC , NI Cites. ( our' . , Bolo 1'101" " , Boston
l .i Al About the fklaScalp.IDd Hair , " free.
- ACHING SIDES AND BACK ,
. p , Jdnoy , and utrno l"IDO and
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WIP relIeved In one Iltlllo
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- l by CIUelrR itntl.l'itlrm
Ant-J'ulnl'IBlt.r
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" iho
"yiI } 'Ito first and only [ alnk\IDg plaster
Our record of actual and undeniable cures at
I\PlI.I la phenomenal. 'Vo furnIsh all med.
Icnea t ! tree "nd eradicate the liaison from Ih.
If8tem In 90 das. Cure Kuaranteed.
flours 9:30 : ' 1.50 .
tJ : Wedneday. nail Salur-
daY8 , 9. p. m.
TIE DNSIOOn REMEDY CO. .
81 New York Life . Omaha , Neb.
fUDUUAK EGI5UIED n"-daHD
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Made a
wel
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INDAPO\-tt * (
'IB Gll' "
EMEDY \ o" _
Hl4Doe ,
r"OlceD - : . . & of
11:11.11' . In . . 10 . IU.YC. . . .I 4 Cur. ) Iel'o' . al o" I 9
I'arool. . . . , !
SI."I.uno. Err -
Stout , SIC. . C9.UCd " liIIT . , . .
, " fry itose , "lu' ' gil I' Tiger sad .Iv.
.
10 . slarUimirn . , , orgiI. ' said : . lh.W ; : fc reliant.
1.0.5 M&whood in aid or , - kasmmycarz isdinveet
. " , I'rlco . 1.01) . , : SIX , , . .
I"'C .IOoa "ack . tlE far 6OI , " 1 ,
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Luai tvrmtIsuEuarMoteotocueormOflTlrCu..dd. , , fmlttiow , but insist I aim iioVmn INIIAI'U 1)00,1 , 11
lIcntaIaledl.si yourdruggisl Ii. r no. not . gal ' . ! ; 1tksjs ws will , i.ii. send . : Jf. "i"i
bOLD ty Kuhn & Co , Cor , 151h and Douria.s Sls. ,
Doujlan
t nd J. A , I'ulor & C.1Ccmr . , .11 and Dougiaas
Cec. ; . OMAhIA . N1 a aut [ I
. .pa--r- , _ _ , . . _ : , n _ _ _ :
hence the suit . Justice Montgomery gave
I.eonrll judgment for $10 and costs of time
sui t. $0
8UI. t.red
8UI.Fre1 T. Fuller of the Swift Packing corn-
pauy returned yesterday from a trip to New
Orl eans.
Louis Plells , arrested Thutliay nigh on
suspicion , was given n ten da's' suspcndNI
lentence by the police Judge and ordered to
lea \ town lt once.
The regular Ireetnl of the Woman's
Atm xiiiary of SI. Martin's plscopn ! churrh
'vil l be hel.1 . nt the residence of Mrs. \ Vats -
king , 221 bit street , Wctinestlay . Jlnuary 23 ,
nt 3 p. m.
The Klng's Daughters wi give n patriotic
New Englnnd sUper for charIty from G to
7F o'clock ThursdlY , Januay 24 , nt MrR. hI.
F . Carpenter's residence , Twcnt'.flh , between -
tween P and G streets
twJ
John Ioally plemlell guilty to stealing $70
from J , 1arlnowlch , but 19 the immoney was
recoverell the owner refused to prosecute
Judge Chrismann enl Doady up for ten
dlYs on generll principles ,
James Reilly . John Henkin ammO Thomas
StranRe , arrested for stealng groceries frol
August Proplsh , were each sentence to
thirty days In the county Jai , wih n liberal
all owance of broad arid water.
Annunl memorial services Were hell last
evening by time Ancient Order or United
Workmcn. The members who dletl In the
PISt year were Father Upchurch arid Master
SUllrcme Werkman John 1"Jzzel
.
Property ownes on South Twenl-fourth
stree nnll on " ' ) 'mnn street fire circuiltl
n petitIon IlrlylnIho street car comllan
to lower its tracks , lS I Is II1osslbll for n
for um wlgon to cross the Iraclts. Nearly fifty
properl ) ' owncr have signed tIme 11ellol.
The SuHla ) ' morlli perman nt the German
Methodist church will be prelchell by He\ '
P. C. Schramm at 10:30 : I. m. : SUlday school ,
9 :30 : a. m , ; evening services COlmelee nt
7:3 : 0. An earnest In\llton Is gl'el 10 all
to ntelHl thMe Sabbath services anti the
ev cniimg mrocotirmgs of the - .
e\enlng meetngs coming week.
BUDS , Society
bud . yotuimg wo-
flier ) just euitcrlrnjf
the doors cltcrny
cty or woimiarm-
hood , rcquire the
wisest care. ' 0 '
- I- , J } I be beautiful arid I'
chnrmin they
. . , , must havc perfect
( I I health , with all it
imples - a clear
cear
ski , rosy checks I
bright eyes ammul
' 5 , good spirits. At
this period the
. young womnl is
especially selsi-
ttve . nlt ninny )
nervous troubles ,
which continue
through life , have
their origin nt this
titime. I thcrc he
pain , bcadacllc , backache , and ncrvous dis.
turbanccs1 or the general henlh not gootl .
!
the judicIus use of mcdicne should bt
cmplo'cd. Dr. Picrce's Fnvorie Prescnip-
ton is thc best restorative tOlic amid mmerv-
ner-
ine at this tinme. The best bodily condition
resuls from its use. It's I remedy spe-
cal ) ' indicated for those delicate wcak-
ncsscs anti derngcments that afflict wo-
mcnkind nt ant period or nnother. You'll '
fnd that the woman who has faithfully
uscd the " Prescription " is time picture of
bealh , sue looks wel and sue feds reel ! .
In catarhal infalmnton , il chrlic dis-
placcmcnts commol to wOlel , where them
ar e symptoms of backache , dizzincss or
fa inting , bearng down sensations , disor-
dercd stomach , moodincss , fatigue , ctc. ,
the trouble is surely dispelled amid the
sufcrcr brought back to health and good
sp irits.
u WOMAN'S ILLS , "
Mas . W. R. DATE of - _
Dilel" " . 7)1snful1Lo. ,
Qio , wries : -i
"A few year ago I
took Doctor Pierce's
11worite lresrpton ,
which has been a great
beneft to mo. r ammo In ( S
excelent health non' .
I hope that every wean -
wo
m an . who Is troubled
wih mw I ' womnemi's . ills , '
wi tr the lresorj -
( I on ' and be benefited
ton' benefted
as I have becu. " MRS. DATES.
( st t M all h .0 D i re.eorea.\'Ircocol. ana vIgor quickly , . ,
e trophy , etc. . 8ulrly cured it I flhlr . C.IOM If..1
ondoo : "emedy. With wditru caar..tee tIled. 80.2. _
J. 3 A. Fuller & Co. , Corner 15lh and Douglass 51 : .
OMAHA. NEIl
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The Old Reliable. :
111"nlO h ni fl."I , lot n cause . 1t erihi
II wlhlll I , 1l"loalnlulS CRlar. Il url.ln .
10uer. to cumro lie dmesuio tIlt , wlhlli.
( IN' ,1 Cue Ih. esmmn flutist
ho to in a t'mih , tI I CI\lao Ilst
" miii mu ii a uthrr
rrlo'"IIlnll r W' '
1111 mmsy eu : ii Ii CII rem
" . \1' I. . , . nn ! \ 'll.'lrlcr'S . b.\'I ' 1:11 rlrf .
IIreo . .tlblsh.1 thlt tam JI't this Ilrll"ltlr. I Ca- m
95 Per Cent.
or n't clellr.lrlln Irum doriiiigci lCltIie1'q ,
iiiiil Itv'r , mcliii I strike , at , Ileo ! lt Iho ' , )
ur tilt . 4 I 1 I I I ) Time olomolt..r which 10
Is Ciuiit)5i'ti tuct '
II ( ulll. IOt dlrrrly 1111 thcsu gnt'mIb
"Cln. lint I I lS n IU'HIIIII ' res t a no r . lll' Ir"11 ' , I
llllllthcn 111 henHhy comlltloim , , , irva
iltsu'itqu , nimul oOllltOl Irvo _ .
,1.cn. nld haiti rrul I hue sysi.'tul .
S\'II.
I'ir the luiiiunt'rrstmlo , . , ,
I'.r 11111'rubl" rouuhiIi'- i'nuiti by
Ilh"I"hy I I Hlllo ) ' . . 1.ln.r i 1111 i VI hlIr I : . ( I IJ
11 lS ; tar ' limo tlistre'isItig . tlkortlers . oh
d..lrc..11 . II
ty " 1111 , $ fur lilt Nl'l " iflus A .I.rll'rs , , . nimit
IIrtnlc.
ni"
ph.lcII ' ti.'rmuigeimicmi IS " ' . Iii. ,
d'rll/elel' a"II"rnl I " grenti
rN''II ) ' hl' mitt " ' ' 1"11. I. hoist ) t , ar"RI i -
gumiraiuts'o fur its lilt tire.
n. It. \IN 1 . ( U ) .
r.OIIon ] , RocheRrr , , Pl'alk'ort , . , Toronto , l'arl'
itlelboim mmmc.
Warm Your FeeL
at nIght wih a
n-RA , ROT WRlf OfiG. B
_ 2-quart , 65 cauls.
T. 3-quart , 76 cent .
'S 4-Iuart ( , $1 ( 00
nUlDm GOODS OP ALL KINDS.
The Aloe & Penfold Co" ,
lbs Farimarn Street
THE LION DHUG STORE .
Teeth Without Plates
BAILEY ,
DENTISr.
1lxlol DENTS
Wtl nl.ll'arnun : Sls t
} . JUS : ; .
Full : ct Teeth , . .S fO 'SLlvoi ' 11In s. . ! IO
lest 'I'e ci ii. . . . i.5'1 ) Purn (1 ( aId " I I I img' .O )
Thin I i'l au e. . . . . 10.OJ Guil ' "IIIJ : : . : . ol (
Ialliess J'xtrnl"1 : 5Uc iinlilga teolitouth G.O' )
Teeth Out in Morning ,
New Teeth Same Day.
Don't ' Neglect Yollil Y Eyes \T \
-.CA
Yo I. Seymour our optIcian , has been
extremely successful In tUng glosses t
hUllreds of the belt people In the city. ' 1
Lenses Exchanged I.'ree of Chane.
The Aloe & Penfold Co. ,
LEADING SCJN''IJl OPTICiANS.
108 Farnnm Street
Opposite' Paxton Hotel.
TIE LION DRUG STORE.
Wo .enl thS mr.relnl' Trench
1emedf CALTHOS free . anti . it
, ME N legal Iuurnleo that C.m.mros will '
TOI' 1..hnr. . k EmissIon. ,
_ , , .
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EllICE Mrermuurrhcn.VnrIcocvlo
. cad SIC TORE Lost Vigor.
' C. ( / . ami pay , Yiajisj7ed .
lu . i salsJtd.
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AM..VON MOHI. CO.
11. .J..rl..o Aesi' , t'isri.ssti Ohio.
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Y oung Man ! !
Would you Ilko toget timari-ictl ? Do you irmmnglnotlmatit. ' requires
a deal of wealth to go to louseleplng ? Coru II and sea what
wt cal1o for you for $100. or p150 , or ' 200 ; nli then \0 dcimi't
WI 11 the money , either. Marry that inn YOI Imv set your
I
heart onnnd sotto down. YUI can settle up with I for your
- outt irnduuly us YOlr unrnln1 como In. I
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Bargains This Week
We Submi ) a Few Rattling Bargains to Reduce and Clean Out StocI
3I'ieec Bedroom Suits $11.75 Window Shldcs 25c
Eim . nnlquo , fnish , 20x21 bevel 1Ialo ; , Complete with rollers and fixture , .
mirror II dresser , - The citing rUler alone 18 worth the
.
frce : .
2.1)icec Bldroom Suis $7.50
Sinyi'ua RiiWi 45c
Elm , antique fintslu . bestcal 4 feet InYlna Igs . c
high muir/or. cornmnotlo dresser wIla lOxil Mattes you laush don't It 1
Mantel I'oldhiig Bed $11 . 50 I'ish Point ) Litce CI.tIIIS pcr
Inh-
$2.8
Sold ' front , rim , antIque ilalslm , with ;
Lest aUl'porrel ' wIre springs 'Whrn YOI see theism you wi Imow
whelwr they al eheUIJ 01' nol.
GooLllnttrcss $ 1,83
lliiiid I L amps 14-tO
Ser anti comrorlable and , nol fuil ot 11
hole , . tul Comphto with chimney and burner.
'rher" Ire occaslols when ; yomm heed
Satccn lied Comfortca's , severiut , le. <
BcL 08. sel'crlt extra mica .
How nIce you feel with Benrl pare Jmtittucd Ih'l . Shovels 5c
comorla piled upon time 8helt.'h
\'hty not have shovel
\'h a for every
Good GrIt ) nlanlcts OQa a pah' : Stove anti freplace I ? ,
Buy them anti your In\'cUmrnt mviii llnedwood Extcnslon 'l'tthlcs
wi HardwooL 'ablls
I'a ' ) ' ) 'ou Otto Ier , celt Icxl tail .
c.tot , , ' 3.0 ; 8.rool , I1.f.O . , . .
I.m'gc Ertty AI'1 Rocket's $1/18 ' ' '
) lllncd Dust Pans 5c
You wi laugh at time inca ' whrn
fOi factory Set hnd. it . We bought all Iha Chenper : IIal dirt '
. CU'pct I Issolcs 2'5c
Ludles' Calc Sewing Hoclccl's Goal , carpel , 18Horl ; d patterns-
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hard wool , antique finicli . . CIIIOpcnca's 0.
8 . II 0 I C Guiia ILtiIH ' IL ) : Al nmmilisato ! , Iron . , , .
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Ial'gl SIII Dlpl\CI'R 4e
'J'umhlcj's , ' IZOII 2S.
lcl' ( ( ) cn
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' . 11\0 some extra oars for the chill'
In' die-n 1. , lug ott. 1'11.
A great lumLlo in prlcc. < 1'n tl or.
'I'nlilt.i KnL'uas Ihliti Voi'kg lei'
Folding 1roiluig hiO4trdtl GIL
Cuspldoi'H 1 8o Coeol"j ! ittmndles , C itnlvea arid 6
ton it ,
Brown ware , decorated by Imand.
Iolhiiig l'ItIs
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Ingrain Curpets 483 -
Itt-wivIng % immntiics , unado of fine 1)01.
All wool , prevailing colors. istied itmapie ,
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Terms Cash orEasy _ Payineiits.
Open SaturdayEvenings _ Only.
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