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HAYDEN BROS.
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ec11ing M en's Furnishing Goods from the
r Gook Clothing Oo.'s Stock
tUESDAY IS BG : BARGAIN 'BAY
TIle Stock or I'urnlshl"s ) ! the Most Com-
r. . lll'Ito ' In tIn \\'eRt-'tho , Jood4 'Voro
Jug ! Ora < lollut0 Cut Th"'r '
, I'rlccs , ltit Sl\tne.
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We have ) hal big ( lay ! In our furnishing
)
. Ioods dellartment ) before but never anything !
to compare with the past < lay's . < ' rush. . pvery-
body was more than entlsfied , too. We gave
r r them more for their money lion they ever
expected to get WlIOn lIrl' ' shirts , col-
: : hats , tics and slIspenders all .go In with the
great ! slallhter ! at this great crelIlo , s' Mlo
' of Cook's furnishing goodf , no inntt.r how
fine the goods are , nor what Ilrlco Conic
sold ; them at1 we posltlvcly must clear this
stcck out to make room for our tprlllg
slock.
. Gents' fine white lallntlerel ( sIr I I I S , , ' , ,00 " I' s
price 7r.c : our price &Oc. ,
Oents' fine white lallndered shirts ; Cook's
price tI.25 ; our price 7Gc. ,
Gents' fllle white lallnl , * red shirts ; Coule
prIce $1.r.O ; our price $ \.00. \ ,
t " 'I I ron's Bros ' soft lIegllgee shirts ; Coolt
c price $ \.00 \ ; our price GOc. ,
WilBon Uros. ' soH negligee shirts ; Coole
price $2.00 ; our price $ \.00. \
GOO dozen . linen collars , all the kite styles ,
Gc each , worth 121. ' / c.
( ' 200 loZCII ( Coon's best linen collars , 1.lhe , ,
Cook's price 20c.
GOO dozell . gents' fast hlacle cotton sox , 51'1 '
: per pair : Cook's price 26c.
1 lot or gents' fine linen hnmlleerchlefs , Gc
each : Coolt's 11rlce 25c.
1 lOt or men's leather faced mittens , IDe ;
Cook's price GOc.
Men's all " s'ocl scarlet shirts and drawers ,
- 250 : Cool's price 7Gc.
1 lot linen cuffs , 81'1 ' : Coole's price 25c.
. 1\en's \ natural wool underwear worth $1.00 ,
4. $1.25 and $1.50 , go at &Oc.
. Cook's entire stock of ties worth 25c , tOe
and The , go at 12' C.
Cool's lOu sox to bo cIsell out , 2 PaIr for Cic.
to ! dozen dark working shirts 251'1 ' : Coole's
prlc , GOo. '
100 dozen gents' fine cotton hose , come
In black ] and tan , 12Y.c , : Cook's price , 250.
100 dozen . . men's fine dogskln gloves , 750 : :
Ccok's price $ t.GO.
200 dozen gents' black silk tics , 12c : ;
t Cook's price Ito .
F ; 1 lot of heavy wool underwear , odds and i
ends , Ito each. .
; r IIAYDflN DnOS ,
j , Great creel sale of Cook's underwear
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A..SuD.Wm.uR.VrS.
John II. Collins , the manager of "Faust , "
. ow playing nt the gmplre theater , Is one (
of the Interesting talkers of the theatrical
IlrofeSlon. lie has little of the swagger of the
I h craft about him and Impreses a listener as
being more of a traveler 11I111 bibliophile than
: entrepreneur. Speaking of his early man
: agerlal days and associating the Empire the
, ater with past glories , when It was Omaha's I
Academy ( oC Music , he said to a Dee man yes
ter.lay : "EIghteen years ago I played Lawrence : -
renee Darrett In Omaha at thl3 very theater
; .when he was doing \'orlcl's Love ' It was
eltllllng ( the time when he called ' \'orlcle's
Love a new play that Barrett came to the
' . then quite busy town on the \Ilssourl. ! We
stopped nt a hotel since burned down , the
Grand Central , I think , It was , and JIIr. Bar ,
colt and I roomed together. I remember
tT the circumstance as If It was but yesterday .
Barrett anel John JIIcCullough had a mlsun -
derstandlng and my star was full oC his
fancied wrongs. 1I1cCullollgh was equable In
disposition. A newsboy on the street wouM
receive from him the same treatment as the I
r- Ilresillenl of the United States. This adapta- :
: , bllity on the part of , McCullough was a thorn '
' _ In llnrrett's flesh . and how he used to swear
: when McCullough began to forge to the fran
, as a tragedian ! Often and often Ill' Used to
say that 1I1cCullough would support him I
( Darrett ) slId then he would show McCul .
lough what stage deportment was. But Mc-
CUllough never supported llnrrett , as you
know. Barrett was a tremendous stickle
for the dignity of the profession , more so
than any mall I ever lrocw. To this .house
I also brought } { ate Claxton Just after the ,
i- : . big IIro In the Southern hotel In St. Loull I :
$ through which she passed unscathell. And
:4 the troubla and perplexity I had while wit ii . :
i her may have something to do with . my gray
k hairs. Not so much . with Miss Claxton as
, with the public. Morbidly curious people In I-
, slstel upon feeing the 'salamander '
, as the
I
funny paragraplwrs calle ; ! her and people
. would pass through the train If they Iwew
she was on board just to get a look at the
tire heroine It was decidedly annoying , to I
say the least. I relit ember an Incident tllat
. happened to us tn coming to Omaha years
IIgo. It was before the '
; days of the sleeping
car , and ' the company playing 'The Two
I Orphnns' was In : t. day coach trying to rest.
Some were asleep , others were reading , while
stilt ethers were talking
shop just ' as
they do today-In that the profes-
Ion. has not changed. A country
i gawk came Into the car where Miss Claxton
k IInd her sister , Maggie Cone , were sitting :
null shambling up to me said '
: : 'Say mister ,
t they do say that thor ; Kale Claxton Is on
board this 'ere train : whar ts she at ? ' I
ball grown thoroughly disgusted with the
constant surveillance attaching to ' the
movements -
meats of Miss Claxton , a/lll ! a thought strucle
mo .as I mumblell a reply to the bumpkin ' icS
qiieation , Acrps the aisle from Miss Clax-
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, ton Sat ,1IIssIarlon : Clifton , the Mother Fr E
chard of lie ea3t , a rotund '
,
cx'ceedlngly
cor-
,
:
Il\1lent '
woman , large and severe looking , In
I leeeplnit with the character. She was aSleep .
t mouth vide
: open , head thrown back and
hooking '
' anything bit the sylphlike ) heroine of
'The Two' ' ' '
Orphans.
'Thero's \
Miss Claxton' . :
said '
I to
my country
Marion friend pointing ) t'o
Clifton
from , just as a snore came forth
. the wldo open mouth , resonant , full.
I
, complete , raltlln
rattling the windows It
as bounded
l
along : the side of the cnr. The (
, IIty curiously Incllnell ha'seed mouth of
) dropped to
an
- angle ' ; corrNIIO/llhllt } to that of MIi s Clifton'
Oood Lorll ! ' said he , as he viewed the F4 ii.
staOinn
proportions of Miss Clifton 'If
she
:10 :
f\Cr gets Into another fire she'll
bust sun
r and with a dbrustcd ; look ho went Into ute
11 ie
: LillOllill ] (
'nonl ; car just j nheaI - ( , " '
- A plaY'must be , 'ery strong nnd have
WOllllerfll1 some
*
" drawing qualities
at when It can remain -
one theater : for a continuous
six run of
months , as did Hoyt's "A
Temperance
Town " Co
, which has run 170 pertormances
) III
Jioston or twent"follr Weeks , at the Parle '
theater. A good : play Is IIIe good iviiie Iho 1
ohler H
- grows the better It grows and the
. moro tt Is IIkell
When a Illay )
can run tor I i
; this . length ; of time to splendid business
right
ull ) 10 the last
mOlltellt of halt ' '
- a 'ear's stay at
ji ana theater , Il Is very evident that ( there Is
something In It besides Its &uperllclal
power
to please ) for the .
Jnoment. It tidies more tlaan
,
slmlly u. pIece to amuse an audience at ono
bearing and then satlslles It to do this :
alHI when
an
audiencereturns again and
. anll again , It Is a sign that People ( find more
than ordinary amusement In
such
a produc-
- tion. Never
, WIIS there an example
more
. forcible of this than In the case of 'a
1I0yt's (
"A '
Temperance "
'fown , which
' will be seen
al nO's ( } theater the last three evenings of
this week , with lItatlnee Saturday The sale
of feats will open tomorrow morning
OIevelallll' Minstrels app ar at Iloyi il's
. theater tomorrow evening for ono night on iy.
Without a reasonable doubt this company ts
the greatest and strongest minstrelsy thllt has 1
, appeared here In many days Mr. Clcvelanl1
bas secured the best
performers that money
, coulll hlr , and Is now engaged In the lands blo
. occupation of putting ( the burnt conic p no-
fen 1011 back In the
popular field It once cc an.
pled , lie has two distinct minstrel siiow 5-
dUferent In every resllect-two first parts ,
two bands allll two orchestras , ten ( 'douln
Moorish Arabs , and IIn all.natlon iara tIe .
The sale of seats will open this morning at
II o'clock ,
. Mire Priscilla'hite , vocalist of Boston ,
ivi , II give a song recital In the Woman's C 'Iub
rooms In tIne The Bee building this evening
al 8 o'clock , Miss White gave a concert In
lI'allngton , iii . laft Friday evening and the
Jlawkeyo speaks In the highest terms of
the flexibility / , the power and the sympathy of
bel' 'olce.
.
lidS It.at"s . to Southern i'ohnts
, Via the Burlington route , Tuesday , I ebruary
6th.
, Tickets and full Information at 132-1 1 'an-
urn street.
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MORSE I HAS EIGHT DAYS
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Only Eight Moro Bargain Days - New
. . Firm Then ,
SEE OUR OTlIER AD ON PAGE fiVE
tloslnlt' Out Ir daugcra Celebrated VOller--
scare Rt 'ust half I'rleo - Wo um
Olto Yuu the nret\to. IIl\rlt'l&lns
or Your Life JIIght iow.
Wo arc going to sell Dr. Jaeger's sanitary
woolen underwear tomorrow nt half price.
That simple statement to an athlete or any
ono who has ever worn the Jaeger gar-
ments Is sufficient. But there may be those
who don't know that Dr. Jaeger's underwear
arrorlls the greatest protEction against ; coM ,
heat sn(1 ( dampness , with the least obstruc-
tie n to the boly's ( echialatIons ] Your physician -
cian will tell you that Jneger's underwear
has more to (10 ( with maintaining n healthy
nnd normal condition of the skin than anything -
thing you can wear. Then when you can
get It for the price of common underwear
why not get It ?
DIt. JABG Il'S . ( UNlmnWEAn hALF
PItICIL
Dr. Jaegcr's lallies' $2.00 underwear ( , $1.00.
Dr. ) Jaeger's ladles' $2.15 underwear ( , $1.08.
Dr. Jaeger's lallies' $2.30 ulHlerwear , 115.
Dr. Jneger's ladles' $2..t [ ; underwear , $1.23.
Dr. Jae er's ndlcs' ] $2.GO underwear ( , $1.30.
Dr. Jneger's allies' ] $2.80 underwear , $1.40.
Dr. Jal'ger's ' men's $2.3 unllerwear , $1.18.
1)r. .Iaeger's men's $2.50 underwear , $1.25.
Dn Jaeger's men's $2.G : ; underwear , 133.
Dr. Jaeger's men's $2.80 underwear $1.40.
Dr. Jaeger's men's $2.95 underwear , $1.48.
Dr. Jlcger's ; men's $3.10 underwear , $ I.G5.
JAI'mm'S : \IIIINATION : SUITS.
Dr. Jne er's hilies' $4.00 suits for 200.
Dr. Jaegcr's Indies' $4.25 suits for $2.13.
Dr. Jaeger's ladles' $4.50 suits for $2.25.
Dr. Jaeger's ladle3' $4.80 stilts for $2.50.
SANITARY NIGHT D1t1SS0S.
Dr. Jneger's $5.00 woolen night dresses ,
$2 .00.
Dr. Jaeger's $5.CiO woolen night dresses , .
$2 : ) .75 ,
lIe Jaeger's $ G.OO woolen night dresses ,
$3 .00. .1
Children's sanitary vests and pants , 50c ,
55c , COo , Gsc ; Dr. Jaeger's price just double.
TIlE MORSE DRY GOODS CO. ,
ClosIng out In eIght lays-new firm then.
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Seltln& : the Men's Shoes from the Coo !
lothll1l ( ; o's StoeC. :
The whole of the Cook stock of shoes Is I
now on sale. They bought this stock just IL L
before Christmas , and the shoes are there
for ! ! , brand new. lint that. cuts no figure ,
they are yours for half price and less. There
are all sizes and widths' a complete stool
ai i n every way.
way.Sg
5510 TIlE PnICBS.
Men's , women's , mIsses' . boys' and chil-
dren's shoes go In this sale at the lowest t
prices over given.
Men's congress and lace ] shoes sold by the
Cook Clothing Co. at $2.30 , go at $1.1G In this
sale.
sale.Men's
Men's congress and lace shoes sold by Cook
Clothing Co. at $2.00 , go at 08c tomorrow.
Men's lace and congress tap sole shoes :
sold by the Cook Clothing Co. at $2.88 , our
ale price. . $1.44.
lIIen's line satin calf lace antI congress :
shoes , Cook Clothing Co's. price $3.50j ; our :
price , $1.76 In this sale
Men's fine cordovan welt shoes , congress :
a nd lace . the Cook Clothing Co.'s price , $1.00j ;
we sell them tomorrow for $2.00.
lIIen's line "zebu calf" lace , double sole .
s hoes . the Cook Clothing Ca sold for $4,00 ,
In i this sale at 200.
LADIES' SHOES.
Ladle fine dongola button , patent tip $3.CiO )
s lices . $1.08 In this sale.
Ladles' fine "Ludlow" dongola button tip [
$ 4.00 shoes , $2.48 tomorrow.
Ladlen' fine 75c overgalters . 28e In this
sale. ,1 ;
Ladles' glosslne 2Gc shoe dressing , lOc
lIIlsses' fine grain $ l.GO solar tip shoes , 08c
In i this sale.
1Ilisses' line dongola $2.45 shoes $1.3Ci In
this sale.
Chllllr ! n's solar tip $1,25 grain shoes , 75e.
.Infants' dongota button tOe shoes 25c In I
this sale. :
hAYDEN DROS. .
Seliag the Cook Clothing Co.'s Shoes
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More Th\D : 90.000,000 I'I1Rsen&or
Have been carrIed by the Lake Shore &
, Michigan : Southern railway during the past
twenty-fivo years. Very few were able to
IInd f ' any fault. The rest were delighted. One
o'f them recently said : "For several years
past I have made from two to four trips
each month between Chicago and New Yorle
and am almost always accOmpanIed by from
ono to three or fear others. I beleve : ( as I am
Informed by your conductors ) that I have
made moro trips between Chicago and New
York than any one other man during the
past few years. I have always traveled over
your road In preference to any other because
by careful comparison with others I 'have '
fount not only that the road itself Is far
superior , but ito table and the service are
In every respect the best of any"road I have
ever traveled en. The conductors , stewards : ,
walters and porters I have found to bo un 1-
formly Courteous and attentive , adding
greatly to the comfort of those who are ,
obliged to travel as much as I am , " Trains
leave Chicago as follows : 8:00 : a. m. , 10:30 :
a. m. , 3:25 : 11. m. , 5:30 : p. m. , 8:45 : p. m. , '
dallY , and IlZ : , p. m. . dally except Sunda : .
B. 1' . lIumphr ) . T. P. A' . . 727 Main street ,
Kansas City , 1110. O. K. Wilber , W. P. A. :
Chicago.
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"THIDIIUW'l' ; SOtTIIEItS ROUTE
VIa Uocle Islam , Shortnt LIne nod EuStel 1
'JIniia : .
To all points In Kansas , Oklahoma , Indian
Territory , Texas : and all paints In southern
California Only one nlglll out to all points
tn Texas. The "Texas Limited" leaves OmaJin
at G:15 : a. m. daily except Sunday , landing
passengers at nil points tn Texas 12 hours In
advance of all other IInos. Through tourist
cars via Ft . Worth and EI Paso to Los A : Ii.
geles. For full particulars , maps , folder .
etc. , call at or address Rock bland tick : ;
office , IG02 Farnam St
ClIAS. KENNEDY : . 0. N. W. P. A ,
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I'II\SAN'l' : 10 TAKE
TIIO North\\'rstern Uno , I'ost.
vestlbulell ! Chicago train that gUiles east
frolll the union depot every afternoon at G:45 :
and Into Chicago at 8:4Ci : next morning , with
supper and n la carte brealfast Every
part oC this traIn Is right.
Other eastern trains al 11:05 : a. m.aind 4
p. m. , tinily-good , too.
City ticket otnCl" , 1401 Farnam street :
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nU11WSlmIUW1I' tXCUlbSi0NS. '
SUllth "ha lie I 'nhlIh Its II road .
On February 5 and 12. March 5 , April 2
and 30. For rates or further Information
and a copy of the 1I0meseekers' Guide call
at the New \'abash office , 1415 Ferns ni
street , or write O. N CLAYTON ,
N W. 1' . Agent , Omaha , Neb.
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If you want to get there eomfortnblY ,
cheaply quickly , call at the Burlington's
city tleleet ofilce 132. I.'arnnm street , and
asle for Information about our persona liy
conducted excursions They leave cyt try
Thursday morning.
People who liatronuize l them once are pretty
sure to tIe so a Hcond time.
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, . TIII CJtESCIINT : JtOTI ,
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Eureka Springs , \rli'lIn'8 , Opens I'ollrunr , .
:0 : , 11I9 ,
A beautiful stone fireproof structure with
all modern Improvements , situated In the I
heart of the Ozark mountains. Mild anll
bracing cllniite'thd and beautiful scenery ,
Unrivalled medicinal waters 'l'hrouglt sleep ,
ers over the St. Louis & San Francisco ri tll-
way between St Louis and Eureka Sprlnga.
Write to the munager for descriptive
pamphlet , rates etc.
w
lIetter 1 "or.J"r ,
Time was when the "glorious climate ot
California" dill not attract tourtsta. But year
after year the time oC travel sets In stronger
and stronger every fall and winter tow aril
this favored r'glon. There Is no climate like I
It on this continent for a winter resort , and n
the , usual fine service on the Union Pacific
system has this season been brought to . II
degree of perfection which leaves nothing to
be desired.
harry I > . Deuel , City Ticket Agent ,
1302 Farnam street L
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BOSTON STORE FIRE SALE
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Every Dollar3 Worth of Goods from the Jaf'Cr
fray Fire Must Do Sold Out this Week
TOW.ORROW Will BE A GREAT DAY
Ooods 'fltl Un Sacrificed , 8tnulhtoro,1 and
801t1 Rt \ny I'rtce to Oct nltl or
Them-1lust Slave UOOIn for .
S NC"I"tllg Jootlj
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SILl < S AT GO A YAnD.
All the drapery saks : from the Jnrrray
stock that arc bnllly burned on edges , go
tomorrow at Cie a yard
All the nearly sound and perfect china
dr apery silks go at 12Y.ze a yard ,
KID OIOVI , GO A PAin.
All the lallies' 1\(1 \ ( gloves that arc damaged
In any way , soiled by fire or water , go at
51'1 ' a pair.
All the sound and perfect lehl gloves from
this stock , worth III to $1.50 a pair , go I\t
tO e.
I.ndles' black yarn fascinators , Ge.
All the Me bead trimmed fascinators , 15e.
All small size chlhlren's tinderwear Gc.
I.ndles' ribbed underwear , cnmel's hair ,
natural and cream knit , 12 ½ c ,
Chlttlren's yarn mitts , 2c.
I.adles' saxony knit mitts ! , 91'1. '
I.adles' all wool cnshmere gauntlet glovesCio
Linen torehon laces , lc , 3e atHI 5e ynrd.
All the narrow width embroidery H2C , , 3e :
and Ge a yard . .
All the burnt sllle tapestries , worth $1.00
a yard go at 10c.
$5.00 Irish point lace cllrtalns go nt $ J.GO
a pair
250 and 3e : knotted fringe satin damasle
towels , IGc.
Damaged turley . red table damask , lOc
a 'ard. ,
$1.2 Marseaes pattern , full size , bed
spreads , ODe
All fine eheclI , plalll all plain India Inon
lawns , 8c a yard . worth 25c.
All new black ground fancy figured saleens ,
worth Ito a yard go at 5 ½ , c.
Black sllle embroidered wool fascinators
go nt 30c. tOo and 7Gc ' each
All silk embroidered all wool 3G.lnch Unn-
a ds . 39c , tOe , G9c and 08c n yard.
BOSTON STORE ,
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
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DUU11' U.V .11.1" ' , STOlr.
JIettenl I vhlolce to 61uI" ltn utug Was .
Murder ' In . Another MitiiIler. ,
MINNEAPOLIS , Feb. 4.-Juror Dyer was I
apparenty as well as ever today when the
ti me came for the resumption of the hayward
murder trial.
A little diversion occurred at the opening
of court when Mr. Erwin arose anti demanded -
ended that the handcuffs be removed from
his h client. He contended that It was not
right to bring them Into court thus. I developed -
eloped that the deputies had mIsplaced the
key , and when tt was rcduced anti the
bracelets removed the trial went on
Ex. Deputy Coroner Nippert resumed the
stnnd and was cross-examined by 1I1r. Er-
w in. The morning was spent with technical
recial oC the condition tn which MIss Ging's
bOdy was found at the autopsy At its out-
set County Attorney Nye asked If the e-
fense seriously claimed that questions us to
tIle condition of the viscera formed a ma- ,
terlal t part oC tlie definse. Mr. Erwin re-
plell that they diii . ns showing the cause oC
death. lie added that the questions were not
Intendell i In any way for an attack on char-
acter all with this explanation he was sus-
tained by the court.
It developed that the vital organs were In
a normal condition , the kidneys slightly
faty , the uterus enlarged and the ovaries
nbnormnl. The cross-examination as to the
fracture of the skull and the wounds In I
was close and technical , being 'illustrated
by the doctor on the exnmlner's head. I
Dr. Wllltam Russell , the physlclnn who was I
summoned when the dead body was found In
the road , was the next witness. He was
slIbjEcted to a long cross-exnmlnatlon , the
purpose of which apparently was to show
that death occurred In a mnnner different
f rom that related by Dlxt In his confession.
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Ills thcrls : STern Stud.
Several complaints were fed In the police
court ths ! morning against Hans Schmltue ,
charging him with obtaIning goods and mone '
under false pretenses. He worked several
Omaha merchants for sums ranging frcm $5
to $20 each. Ho IB also wanted In Council
Counci
Bluffs for the same offense. His plan of
operatons was to go Into n store , make some
sOle
s mall purchase and offer In payment a check
on a Council Bluffs bank , receiving the bal-
nneo In cash. He reprdsznted to the merchants -
chants that he had ample funds , when there
was not a cent to his credit In any of the
f finnnoal ! institutions. The merchants who
were caught by this game In this city are
\Iunro : , the grocer , Cross Gun company , Peter.
son Dros. . florists , and Jorgensen the cigar
maker. As none of the amounts would con-
stiute a penitentIary offense , the local polee
are In correspondence with the Iowa officers
In hepes of holding him on a more serious
oharge. Schmltne claims to be the ton of a '
German nobleman
OC all tIne haltln powders ntde Dr. Price's
Is the only one absolutely . pure.
l'lna'rton ! Wants Ely .
The Pinkerton detective agency offers a re .
ward of $500 for the arrest oC Mien L. Ely , '
who Is supposed to be one of the gang that
robbed the Burlington passenger train near
Olumwa , la,1 , a few weels ago. Ely Is a
railroad man and has lived In the southwest
for a number Qf years ,
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IOllESl liEI. ' I XCVUSI0'S ,
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To South Eastern l'olnts.
On February 5th the Missouri Pacific 'raIl.
way will sell round trip tcleet3 at ono fare to
points In Alabama , Florida , Georgia , len-
tucky , Louisiana , 1I1slslppl. North and South
Carolina , Tennessee and Virginia For further -
titer Infcrmaton address or cal on thth agent
at depot , 15th and Webster sts . , or city offices ,
N. El. corner 13th and Farnnm sta , Omaha ,
Neb.
J. O. PILLIPPI , TIIOS. F. GODFREY ,
A.O.F&P.A. P..T.A.
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A Truha tllt Is 1 Train ,
The Burlington's St. Louis special Is the
latest and by long odds the best train to SI
I.ouls.
Leaves Omaha at 1:50 : P. m. , daily .
Arrives at Sb Louis 4:45 : p. in. . daily. .
Through sleeping car-throogh dining car '
-and a delightful eight hours' ride along
tine west btnle : of the MissIssippi .
Tickets and full information at 132 Far-
nam street.
S3 gO son for an Idea.
ThIs Is the biggest prce ever offered for a
: atch line or heading for an advertsement
Hayden Dros. will give a choice of several
first class pIanos worth $300.00 each for the
head line adopted ant In addition will give
orders on their music department for $50.00
worth of musIc for the next live best Ideas ,
according to merit.
To secure an absolutely Impartial decision
applicants are requested to sign tn number
only and to mall corresponding number with
name 'nd address to The Bee olce , where .It
wi remain until after the award Is made.
The right Is reserve to use any head iige
once
The followIng are the facts to be adver-
tsed : Hayden Bros. of Omaha aa the only
firm In the world showing a ces.ileta line oC
the In.tnlments manufactured by the five
most renowned piano maker/ on earth . lay-
den Dros. are not tied up with red tape restrlc.
tons like regular selling agents , but are free
to male the lowest price ever neard of.
Hayden Bre put special streen oa the
Stein way and Vase pianos because they have
a larger line In stock and can buy them
cheaper than any other makes of equal repu
tation. Do not be misled by any one , claim-
Ini the sole agency Hayden Dros. have
them direct from the factor l well al
from tines Max Meyer & Bro. Co. stock , Music I
trade papers are saying planes cannot be sold
In a department store panes sensible people I I
who do not care to be hoodwinked by silty
frIlls are not BO notional and the best prod I
of this t. that Hayden Bros sold more '
pianos , organs and musical Instruments la
one week than any five musle atones west of
ChIcago have sold In six months. The mualo
trade paper say this innovation will be
watcbed with unusual interest and hayden
laydeD
UCOS . proposs to keep them gue5sia . .
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IAYON } BR03.
Cr ' eating a Sens ton with the Oradltor3' '
Sale of roJls Oothing ,
WIATVER COOKS PRICE , OURS JUST hAlF
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The Cook ClothluCo't PlaIn larkeII'rleel
Arc on Ever'thilng-'e . A'k due
Hnl nflThnt-Tho Sale
I''ow Oil
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It grows better and better every time week
lok tt over , does thin great purchase of ours
of the Cook Clothing / Co.s stock of furnishing
go ads , clothing , hats , ell'S' . shoes , etc. Wo
never gave the pople such bargains before
anll probably never will again , for such things
only , happen once In a long time.
We _ sold Inlnene quantities todaY anti ( wIll
keel ) i up from lay ( to day unt It's all gone.
lut you know yeti get the best choice the
earler you come. ,
All of Cook's $ & .00 sack suits are $2.GO.
All or Cook's 'G.50 ' sack suits are $3.25. [ ;
All of Coole's $8.00 sack nnd cutaway suits
are $100.
All of Cook's $10.00 suits arc $5.00.
All of Cock's $15.00 stilts are $7.0.
All of Coolts $18.00 suits are $9.00.
All of Cocle's $20.00 stilts arc $10.00.
Overcoats that Cook sol for $5.00 arc $2.M.
Overcoats that Cool sold for $10.00 are $5.00.
AntI EO on up td the highest quality the
Ccok Cotllln Co. haul In the house. Always
no matter what COJI's price , ours Is Jllst half
lIoy , ' suits , Cook's price $1.00 , ours GOc.
' floys' suits , Coole's price $2.00 , oura $1.00
All of Coolt's clothing goes In this great
creditors' sale nt just hair Cook's plainly
marleed prlccs.
COOK'S HATS IIAI.F pmCE.
Yon cnn have a silk plush call or a fine fUt
felt hat that Ccole sold fOr $1.2G at G3e.
Choice of Coo'S ] $1.GO derby hats er silk
plush caps for The
Coolts line fur ser hats , $1.7G grade : for
ST e.
s7c.Al of Cook's $1.00 , $1.50 and $2.00 Fedoras
In three lots at tOe , TOo and 98c.
liA't'DEN DnOS. ,
Great creditors' sale'oC Cook's fine clothing
at half Coole's prce. :
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ofIolla
Misses : Enwright nnd Buckley , two ladles
who recently came here from New York ,
opened up a Working Girl's home at 120
Cass street. Their report for the first month ,
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January , shows that thlrtyf\'o girls were
given shelter , and eighteen given employ-
ment
GIrls Ind women ont of work may go
to the home and b cared } for until they can
secure eml'loyment. Girls without homes ,
working on small salaries , are boarded } and
lodged for $ Z.50 von wcek The efforts ot the
managers are alled and appreciated by the
charitable ladles of Omaha .
nrputment : or tine l'ttte : Nntel ,
The detail for the examIning board In this
ely I Colonel Thalldeus II , Stanton , assist-
ant paymaster general ; L'eutennnt Colonel
Dallas Uaehe , deputy surgeon general ; Major
John M Hamiton , First cavalry : Major
Charles F. I II1hrey , quartermaster ; First
Lieutenant Joseph T. Clarke , assistant surgeon -
geon ; First Lieutenant Harry Il. Benham ,
quartermaster SecolHI Infantry , recorder , Cnp-
taln Charles A , Booth , assistant quarter-
master , ordered for examination for promo-
ton : First Lieutenant 1ivhl 1u I. flail-
herd , engineer , ordered to Fort Monroe : Cal-
lain Charlcs A , Uooth , relieved from duty
with Pennsylvania National guards anti or-
tIered to his regiment. lie Is succeeded by
First Lieutenant Alexis It , axten , Fifteenth
Inrantr ) ' .
Word was received at tie army headquarters -
tens yesterday of the death of Colonel ]
Nathan Ward OslJrne , favorably known to
many of the officers here. Ito tiled of
llriglat's disease at St Augustine , Fin 1 .
Cololll Osborne had eomlatHle1 the Fifth
regIment since August G , 1888. lie was
born tn Massachusets and was but a little
past GO years of age
Captain Quincy 1 , Gilmore of Major Crow-
Iler's regiment Eighth cavalry stationed at
Fort Meate , has been ndmlttell to the asyillm
In the DIstrict of Cotununbia. The cal1tlln
was but recently relieved from duty at the
I college at Poughkeel1sle , N. Y. lie Is n son
of tIne late General fillmore of the nglneer
I , corps , United States army , end graduated
from West Point In the class of 1873.
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Official tcstsatthno World's fair proved
Dr. Price's Uaklng Powder . absolutely juture. I
Met lu . .11 Iculumy. :
Tue members of the finance commIttee of
the city council met I\l heads of the various
city departments yesterday and dlscusse(1 thp
reduction of expenses. This was done that
the council mIght act Intelgenty In makIng -
lag the levy for tim ) 'ear. Mr. Strlclder or
the FIre arid Pclce cO'lllsslon was of the
opinion blunt some cuts could bo made In the
fire and polce nlepartinents lie cnlled at-
tenton to the fact that each ot the three
"
steamer engineers were being paid $150 per
month , much more than the engineers In the
large hltlllngq about the clt ) . . lie also spoke
oC the salary oC the city veterinarian , and
thought . something cculd bo lopped off his
slar )
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t . . . j// / \ \ IF a woman is not attractive , there is
' I n I sometluinag wrong. A woman can
I II ' be attractive if she will make the effort.
Ii I ' , I isn't altogether a question of beauty.
7 " I I L 1 It's largely a maler of health. The bloom
"I I . . . ' L and glow . of health go far toward brlgin
I d'4 beauty. ' A clear skin , bright exes , red
, -I I lips and the vivacity which bodIly good
- , _ , I , feeling brings , will make even a lllely
. . . - . . - woman handsome.
. , . ' The satisfaction of attracting the alen-
. , ton of men is no more to most women
; - - than the gratification aforded by feeling
I equal to other women. Leaving out all
I considerations q comfort and looking
, . only at the mater on the side of beauty ,
a woman's health should be the object of greatest care and thOlgllt.
Hal of the women'one meet arc scant-invalids. Carelessness and ignorance and
neglect have made it so. Failure to heed the warings of outraged nature-failure
to give the help needed by the most delicate and sensitive organslte troubles
ignored until they have become domitaant-thsease - allowed every chance to spread
and gain a settled scat-these things bring about the sunken , circled eyes , the
hollow checks , thc pale and slow skin , the flabby , strengthles flesh , which
characterize the appearance of the woman who suffers from I female weakmaess. "
There is no reason. save that ofcarclessness , why the human female should not be
as strongly healthy as the human male. There is no reason iu nature for it-there
is no excuse in the word for " female iveakmtess. " I proper care be taken , it need
never exist. I proper care be taken , its existence can be stopped. .
Dr. ierce's Favorte Prescription has cured thousands of suffering women. I is
a perfected specific for the troubles peculiar to them I eradicates the disease ,
stops the dragging , lfe.sappiug drains , and in a perfectly rational , natural way ,
builds up the wasted stren h. .I will bring buoyant health. I will put roses into
annenhic facessold fesh m sunken placs. I docs away with the humiating ex-
animations and " local treatment" so much dreaded by modesty sensitive ivoincia.
For thirty years , it has been successfully prescribed by Dr Pierce , Chief Consuling
Physician to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute at Buffalo , N. Y.
. The above brief talk 01 Woman's peculiar ailments Is continued iii a'trentise of 16 pages.
Z containing sores of testimonials and reprduced phuotograplus with names and addresses of
o those curcll Ten cents ( stamps will briung this hook Munich In minim ( u.eIOllo ; or ,
. ' Medical Adviser hound In ton . .
better still the People's Common Sense etoiug paper covers con-
. beter sti.
. $ talnll1 aU the foregoing treatise unit Hcvrnl hundrCI ImC'H 'I"IIH , , 11 he
_ MAII.I'nEI : to any one sending 25 cents In one-ent slamps to pay for packing
o and po age only ; contains over 1,0 pages and 30 ihinistrations. Over 680,0 copies sold
U II cloth covers at regular price of $ i.o. Address ( wiLl , slamps and this Coupon ) for ether
book , WoaI.n's DISIENSARY MEDICAL AssocIATioN , 63 Main Street , Buffalo , N. Y.
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sot whlo hands , .hapely tuntt an
nnnoL
unblemished .klu , and luxuriant L5i
ama IJroduced by the celebrated CUTI.
danA IExEDIEB when all others fail .
In facIal blemishes , or the .e\'erel hu.
mon nnd diseases of the .klu nati scalp ,
with loss of hair , even when scrofu.
I. louis or berelnr , they ace equally
i succufuL Sold ever'wher.
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"OUPIDENEJ
Cures the effects 01
selC-abuse , excesses ,
- . emissions , Impotency ,
, ' varlcocelo anti coniuti.
- pation One dollar a
, boxix for $5. For
, , , - sale by TIlE GOOD. I
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Teeth Without Plates
BAILEY ,
DEHTISr.
l'axtomn lImb.
11.5th smut 1aruua'n Ste
Tot. 1O5 ,
Full Set. 'l'eothn , , . $ 5.00 iisihvor Fillinnas . . . , ! i.03
ilest ' 1'otln , , , , , , 7.50 itI'nio ( loin ? Viiiiiigun 2.0)
'I'hniii t'iatn. . . . . . . . l0.QJ Iiuold Ur.swnis,22k. . 11,0)
i'nItuios Extrae'ni We i Jilnidgo tooth.tootii 0.0' ' )
Tieth Out In MornVg ,
New Teeth same day
iVe seed the mhraeloul. t'renci ?
ineme4yCLTidO5 r. , utiud .if
E N iettl Cuarantee ntint ( J.Tnno u 1i3
Jietargt , , , .5. : Eat..ton. , I. .
qT CIIRS : 1irmatorrica. % 'ulcoeeie P
nIL's-rosin i.o.t leer ,
ie ii a'd tu LIJOj3fld ,
'tj ' ? .tCrVON MOHL. CO. ,
, IbIS 4a.i4cag . AgaU , tta,4ali , Opt. .
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Our record lof actual and undeniable cures or
BYJ'UU.IB Is phenomnat. We furl.h al med.
Iclnes free and eradicate the poIson from Ibs
system In 50 days. Cur plon .
5aya. Cr coloteed.
Hour. , e:30 - tJ ' .S Wednesdays and Satur'
dat' . . e. P m
THE DNSl\OOn REMEDY CO. .
81 New York LIfe. Omaha , Neb
, - NEW FACES .aI.L.AU0UTC1LANrnNCI .
Ibe t'eaturei and Iteatoy-
leg llcuuIabesiia lW p. bt for . .tap. e
John II. 'VoodburJ' , 17 W. 424 St. . N . f , f
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1.uwr 01 WQ uq' , 1lolal tl " , , '
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SUERrLUOUS I-lAIR.
00 tine female face ,
on blue upper np , - . . -
chtn cheeks fore- - . ,
Steal between the . -
eyebrows . on the ' , .
iiunds . and '
urine A'
bre.t ; al.o hah- on . .
men's cherls above
the bean line . de.
stray , d forever. No .
pain 01 Injury by
ELECTRIC ; : i , " : , :
NEEDLE. , : ? ' , ' :
This I. one or the most ulslshty 1lem.
. Ishes Ihnt ( any reitnel woman can be nf.
l'aled with. 1 19 sure to attract attention
III I" excite comml'ot.
1 plnlorlps , adds . tOasters , WIX blocks
soapetoile . the tuvee'zeis , , I , IH"O and razor
all lalo , these hairs grotv har.her , danker ,
jrOW
coarser and , inure IUllmUH. , 'fho only
method In Ihl' worll , Iy which tine hair can
lie . is blue
.heatrtyetl by o
LE'OTRY NEEDLES
We In\'o hintS years' experience In tints
work anti /unrntre a euro In every case ,
no mnUer / how ba'i ) II may be . Molt's
warls wen" , nose veins . re,1 nose aloe'\ \
Hears and ni morbid ruwlhs destroyed . hy
tiuts met hOLI anti ly pk I' d , Ilectro su.gcry.
A skIlled expert alw's t'n'lell. \oura , 9
10 1 ; ijuntIas 10 10 I. The
CURAPA TIC INSTITUTE ,
107 S. 17th , ttenr Dodge , Orn hn ,
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DROPS Purely
Ijilul Vegetable ,
Prepared from the crlgtoll to mula frl
rere.ln the rchtvcrot Iho loly Laual , . has
.015 an autbeiitio haistt't'y dating bueL 000yoare
'II autbcnto - ItitCI' ) dltua I c. Oyeal"
A POSITIVE CURE :
Co inil Stomach , Kidney and vowel
troubles , especially
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION \ '
Price 50 osiiaSold _ by all druasts
rhe Fraicisan , Remedy Co. , ,
1' . Vl ! ' 'tRBf 3' " t10AOOJ u
fur Circular , . . "IIJtrald \ : nd"
For Sal bJ Kuhl & CO'I 15th & Thug ) !
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p ir. 'i , ) \ fnd remedy worse i
, - the disease This is especially trite
; ; when : ppled to the usual prepr-
tions of Cod Liver Oi , The dose is
- nauseating , and nasty to the tnste.
- , The stomach , weakened by disease ,
, I I r cannot retainl much less digest it , -
{ I. , ( It produces erctations and other un-
pleasant symptoms Unlike all other ;
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OT3HAT-'GIVEOZOIiiJL5IOt' preparations of Cod Liver Oil Is
Ozomulsion0 !
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I contains Ozone and . Guaiacol.
These life-giving ingredients make i palatable and easy to take. The
most delicate stomach retains and digests it , The medicne hoUr is a
to those who it The &one
pleasure use Ozone supplies the xygcn necessary -
sary in digestion Guaiacol increases the secretion of gastric juice .
These agents combined with the oil , make a food which supplies 4
the most perfect nutrition with the least difficult digeston , supples !
these reasons that ,
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Physicians , Prescribe It C , !
For Colds Coughs Consumption , Bronchitis , Asthma , ' . 1
and all Pulmonary Complaints ;
Scrofula General Debility . Loss of Flesh , An mla ,
nnd all Wasting Diseases.
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Candsome Illustrated Pamphlet Free T. A. SLOCUM CO'I , 183 I Pearl St , New York.
KUHN & CO : , 15th and Douglas S ts" , Omaha ,
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PRIVAT ! D.SEASES , '
_ _ _ _ _ \Yennknessnnt1becmI U.ordorsuf ) \ ,
MEN ONLY
1'T'ry : euro tnaraluboenj.
cur \nfnted
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5 years II Omaha , ' .
' m4titFar.nai.sP'ts. iiooiu Lt'roo. .
'TiaDE MQRK 1' FOlIam tt.
Os5.tlIt. ZEIi. .
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"Tine 81ulcsl bIi'tl seeks a Ilsl of is o It. , " 0 ,
Young Man Take a Hint. ,
- Don' bo afraid to start in nt tIm bttom. Don't \
: : think you must have cvet'ything "spit and spm"whon : ;
; yeti hnarn'y , and sotto down. 'Vo can give you a , ,
slang little Housekeeping Outfit fot' very small ainotini t I .
, -amatl then wo don't want the money oitlot' . You ea n
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lay for i gradtmahly. Wih n little hOal : ; , partly nlo d I
and , " little wife wel willed , " you : are on the high ,
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ road to sueees' . \
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Mrs. A.-Oh . , what n lovely ho usa you have. ' I ann realy surprised : ' "
to see you are so beautiuly m'nishe Fi'
Mt. ! . . - Yes , wo have n very nic here , anti arc over so hap ) ' , now , ' : ,
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that wo arc hous keeping and so omCot.tably situatod. .
Mrs. A.-How cm1 : you afford to furnish so luxuriously when your
husband makes only abmt : hal as maeh sal ary 03 my husb tfld. I om't : 1
alToId it . . :
Mrs. B.-1 know my husband makes very little salary , lut wo have . . I { I'
learned n seorct. ' .
Istis. A.-Wh1lt A Secret ? Pray , tel it to mo , M I om anxtous to
learn anything to bettor our surroundings und furnish what wo need to '
completoour home ,
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118. B-Thie Secret is this : 'Vo hail ou ' entire hon e CurnlsJ1d on . .
the New Partial Payment plan by TiE I'EOPIdi.5 1'trnit to & C.I'I ) ; t
Co. .rrho greatest House FUlishol's in the IV03t. \Vs . Paid t.lom $1,0)
down and h'om $1.00 to $2.50 PO. week 0 WO can attend. They do not
charge tie any interest , and the prioes are lowei t.h:1 Wi 0:1 : buy olso-
whoro. This is out' S el'ot and the way wo aeeJmplsh what othcrwiso
vineed- would have boon un Impossibihty. Ga arid see fr 'ourcl and ba OJI1-
vineednomom
flomeinbor , wo give you the BEST oC oVO'ything-
Best iu vatue. Best itt service. Best in terms.
Also t'cmombor hat t goods wore never so Cl1E.1P . l3 NV , an'.l tht ,
they cannot possibly bo choJpol' . .
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OUR TERMS , j
CASH , Or
hailed dowii nre nq follows , and It fq all 810 , vol'tl of g'I , 8t ner week , I ,
10led follolR ni , , .
tine sale cown In Ul .whlch . 11111 you . , ndopt ( 823 worth or go'-snt. : the . I'St.SIi ' lit 1 I'er uer mo wae'c ttu
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onty one thing sure oC " itr tla ' Iout
, . tiing , lure "Il' < " ' 0 i , , ssu.oa is , , "Ith. , )
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lire .iI irene " " neP ' tmotlt Its to aumhity
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rre wlrr ' ,
Ioth rq lu lty . 12 ' wosict
= 850 uvortin or goiiI'l * I'B"
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nnatl value. Our saleqmnnoum 810 , 1' woele
all \nluo. Olr saloqlen Ire conunlonuq. ' tr t5 no r mnnth. ,
our shlUllent mire urompt : anti your worth ur " , S' : Thl ) or ivanle ,
IlrllalC , , IN twroually " ! , IJ"al"t. , , 87 gUu" Or lO par iuionttn wI"k , I
Eltiner von flitY cash or our easy llllr mOllh , , r
Elhor VUIUllY ICOOt 8100 worth of IOIIN : , tEl : I'dr "orle
ImYlolt lllan : Ir Il oar , iitlnlui. , . / i . '
812 worth or goalie , , ! : l.C(1 ( par \solc '
worta Ior .
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I'IttsT-wLtll Cash fIECO2iD-VltIt $1 Iur mlnth
Il O worth of goui , . 11101 \cole
jaunt Cuiht neil 80 luuch , inointl. I . Or 811 i I iPor mouth .
Clsh nut tier !
\lrt 10nt. 8 WO wurta or 1001' , ll "ur " wuukl ; U K
TiliftU-Witlt . Ilrt cllh oul so Ir JUor lunth.
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8 250 \orth of gouII" , hIll liar ' \ocll ,
_ much _ Per - - - wock. - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ tr _ 1110 : _ _ r _ mouth _ , .
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Slll 10.1 for Oitn' IUUl : moth Ilust-\tcl C.ttalogle. J J
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lady's trhi'ind If '
, , . . . \ IJurln < ld I irr'inl.ir from al ; c.&tunto , it II 11514 ,
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uiitl nlutbio : . _ storer ftili , . gtnnr.tuioa wills eyarv bJlu. ears tOl it , IIY , ' I'inis : nnniictni ) IN tar superior 10 ( "
dins al ovtry bullu Ilru.llud ald Insurer IOiH its strjiiti ( . Soil by cii loshiitr.iri.uznsus. ( ' lu\orlor .U \
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pvr buUIu I your druutil dU"d 101 mayo II noun ) $ .UI ' a IJ wu wilt al 10lhl'tir.I.ININ. 00110 by OI'rUli : ( ' \ f
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EXA T , SIZE PERFECl1
TiE MEHCANrLE IS THE FAVORITE TEN CENT CIGAR , I , )
For sale by all Plrdt Class Doulol'8. Mamhtmfactnil'cnl by the '
F. R. RICE MERCANTILE . CICAR CO" , 5- .
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