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OIAIIk UAZAAU ,
Baturl1ay's ' Big Bargains on Standard Staple
Articles in Guaranteed Qualities ,
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THESE SPECIALS BEAT ALL OIlIER PRICES
Sol Id COI'I.cr , No. A , \.h lIolI.'r" , ! ! II
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' \'orth 1,111 , Uo 'l'cOIln ) ' lIt liIa.llt )
: , : l ) Sct" or 'I'hl" l'hlll l.cU.
Ccmpare these prices nnd you will IInd It
to your advantage ; to buy of u.
OIlANITn AND T1N\ViIU.
10'lluart granite dish pans , 49c.
H.quart granite dish pans , 59c. . '
17.quarl granite dish pans , 69c.
Granite lea kellles , all sizes , 75c.
NIckle plated all copper tea kettles , 75c.
Nickle plated tea and , coffel' pots , 48c.
Copper bottom wash hollers , 45c.
1"\)11 gallon ; oil cans , 12 % c. .
Itound ( tin lunch buckets 12c. .
HOUSE 1"UIlNISIIINO GOO1)
CookIe and doughnut cullers , Ie.
Two.blade steel mincing knIfe , 5c.
Steel stove lifters , 5c kind , 2 ½ c. '
Wood hanllle steel pokt'rs , 3c.
Wire IlOtalo mAshers , Ic.
BLrllrlse wire egg beaters , lc.
Toilet paper , big rolls , Ic.
Mop sticks , Ic.
Knives and forks , wood handles , 30c set.
Knives and forks , bone handles , 6ic : set.
STATIONAItY Ili'AltTM mNT.
Bottle of best black Ink , 2c.
Bottle of best mucilage ; , 2c. . '
liOO sheets school tablet , c. '
GO l heavy white envelopes , 5c.
I'Gund ( box Irish linen paper , ruled , tOc.
24 sheets paper and envelopes , boxed , 3c.
24 sheets paper an,1 , envelopes , hexed , 5c.
24 sheets paper and envelollcs , hoxt-I , 8c.
P1ItFUMEitY \ AND POCKETBOOKS.
Triple extract high grade Iltrfume.
2-ounce bottles , 15c ; 4.ounce bottles 25c.
9,000 purses , worth lOc and 15c , 2c.
/jOOO / purses , worth 25c , &c.
1,000 purses comhlnatlon card cases , etc. ,
worth fioc , $1.00 and . $1.50 , 25c.
CIlOClnllY : ANt ! UhAtS\VAltF.
10J.plece Eng\"sh \ ienil.porclin \ dinner seta ,
handsomely decorated , on sale only today : ,
$3.98. worth $9.00.
100.plece English ! porcelain elegant decora-
tion , guaranteed , best quality , $5.0. [ ; today
only , worth $12.00.
White bowls allll pitchers . set , .18c.
Heavy white slop Jars , 6ic. :
6'1'lece ' toilet set , decorated $1.50.
FilII slzt' glass ; water pitcher , 10c.
Thin tumblers , Plain and ballllOll , 40c doz.
OMAhA IIAZAAIl ,
. 1510 Douglas St.
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1'ISJI FOil NI IIUASlc.\ S1' itLA31 : S.
SUllcrllltc'u.lt'II' ( :1111) : " CUIIII' " 'vit Ii II
Cur ICI/III rur IJI..tt'lhlltlulI.
Car A of the Nebraska Stale Fish commls-
IIlon arrived In the city thl" " morning ! and will
bo sent west this evnlng ( aver tile Union / Pa-
cIfic.
cIfic.Tho
Tim car has just returned from a seining !
expedition among ! the small lakes along the
lIf1sMourl river , whHe a force of lIIen In
cllltrgo ot Assistant Superintellllent W. J.
O'Brlen lave been engaged ! In catching ! small
try of the catfish and other native : varieties
for transplanting In the Interior water-
courses of the atate. The car In which the
fish are carried Is complete In every detail
and hi I It decltle.1 . novelty to people . unac-
clualnted with IJIEcltorlal ) : culture. It Is III-
vlded Into three conJllartmcnts. The first consisting .
slstln/ / of a mat waiting room and ofllc . Is
located at one end . the middle compartment
Is deslnl'd ! for the carriage : ! ot the fish / and
the other end Is arranged as a cook room
. and work shop for the men. Hanre,1 ; , along
either sIde In the fish compartment are
twelve large galvanized tanks which hold the
lIah while- ' In tmnslt. Therp are provisions
mad fdr' renewing the fresh water sup'-
1)1yat regular ; Intervals , and also for the
overflow , so that th , water may not spill ,
over the edges while ths Clr : Is In motion. i
The car contllna : OfT the present . trip over I
GOOO flsh from 1 to 2 yearo Ilf age : among I
which are the Ipotted cattish German carp ,
wall-eYOlI ptke , strlpcd pearch , cropple ! ; and
black ! blss. : The dlf'trlbutlon will bs made
along the Union Pacific. vet from North
Platte , allll as far aD Sidney. SuperIntendent
May of the comml"310n " expects to send another .
other carload fish In December to the rivers
and .treams . In the southern tier of counties.
Nearly all ot the northern 'treams of the
state have already received attention from
the commission , and the results obtained In
most Instances have been very ratlfyln ! !
Where there have been planted 'pawn and
small fry , a Hhlrp ' : watch has been main-
tamed against the IIsh pirates and IIshermen
who use seines. 'hen a man has been
violating the state lI'h law9 he has been
promptly arrested jailed , allll heavily fined
These arrests have provl an excellent cx-
ample to those who are Inclined to fish In the
dark of the night , when all honest men
ahoulll be In bed. Mr. May reports the
hatcheries at South Bend In line condition
and the output larger this year than over
betore.
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A musical and literary entertainment , arranged -
ranged by the Park Union ot the Women's
Christian : Temperance union was given at
the homo ot lIIrs. Charles Turner on West
I"arnam street Thursday nlht. ! The
principal numbers on the program
were a charming ! vIolin solo by
1\I18 Allen , a song by a cousin of
Miss Allen's , with violin obbligato and piano
accompaniment ( Irs. Ford being ! accompan-
1st ) . Two sons ! , "Snowfiakes" and "Sprln/ /
rendered by lIIrs. Drexel In her usual pleasing .
ing style ; piano solos hy Miss Louise 1I0lterf
and 1IIr. Barker. Miss Kate Jardine gave two
recitations. Mrs. 1I0lden Byles talked .on
weman's work. About eighty persons were
present.
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. Cn'l"h'nn " .S'llI Cn"c Still In Court
Dr. Tilden was on the stand during the
greater portion of the morning In the Creigh-
ton will case. lie had been In attendance
as a physIcian In Creighton's family during !
the decoased' " life time , and related Incidents
regarding hlH conduct. which Jell him to be-
lIe\'e that ! he was mentally unsound In answer .
swer to questions whether Crelrhton ; had
shown affection for his relative ! ' , Dr. Tllllen
answered that at times ho did , but It was
not of a 11IJlwhich \ ho thought a sane man
ought to show The \\ltne" : " ' was clo.-ely
crosa-examlnell , and n number of wordy encounters .
counters occurred between him and the at
torneys
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A Grl'lI' , 'u 111111 I' ur Grnln ,
WlIIlsm C. Van 1I01"11e. preslllent of the Can-
adlan 1'lIclfle , luased throll1h Omaha : 'est"rUay
morning enroute to Montana , lie said he
ball recently made a tour of Inspection of
the Canadlnn' \ \ hole system and found the
Ivad In excellent condition lie never bHoro
nturnet\ from the coast so thoroughly loat.
hfied with the con'11IIlIm of the railway : and
. ' the country through which It runs Trade
'In Manltobl. : the northwest and Columbia Is
In admirable aha lIe. Never bHore has the
Canadian Pacillo hallllied such a volume of
grain as at present.
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hurt un , h.rCH' ' ' .
Judge 1I0pewell adjourned his court yesterday -
day afternoon and will not convene It until
Wellneslla morning next. Thll : ' was done
because : the 11rest'nt Ilanel of the- jury was
discharged In the afternoon. Yesterday
Judge 1I0pewell listened to n number of unimportant -
important 1II0tlons.
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LOC.\ lVl't'lIS. :
The regular meeting of the Board of Pllblle
Works was postponelt yester.Jay . to Ionday at
2 : ) \I. \ m. The matter of reducing \ the hours ot.
the street swer.perd from ten to eight hours
II day Is scheduled fur a.djudlc.1ttcn.
A meeting of the democratic central com
mlttee of Douglas county was IIt'Iil yesterday
afternoon In the Board of Trade bulllling.
Sample ballots were Ilestrlbuted and arrangements .
menta made for workers at the polls for
Tnese\ay. Nothing further than routine bul.
nets was Ilono.
The Northwestern Scandinavian Singerli'
aPscclatlon , assisted by the Scandinavian
Oleo club and the Swedish Singing society ,
will give a concert anti bali at Oermanla
hall thIs t\'enlng. The Ilrocrcda of the
entertainment will be used In defraying tile
oxpcllles Incllle'lllli to the SC.lI1llhlll\'lan
ffiUllcll : convention , which 'sill bo IteM In
this city nex\ \ , summer ,
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$ IIoU , DIAMONDS ) GIVEN AWAY \
Tomorrow Wilt Begin the Greatest Shoe
Sale In the World at
TilE GOLDEN EAGLE SHOE STORE
" 'c' viii Uh.t Anll ) ' $1,0411I , 'ur'h uf
liiti.oiils \ 1111.1 All11u flh'e' I
A" II ) ' Shut'-\'u'hlll" : Like It
C'cr Ih.llc IIcrurc.
lIy buying ' one pair of shoes you will have
an opportunity 10 secure
A pair of diamond < l earrings ! , worth $500.00. $
A diamond stud , worth $300.00.
Or a diamond marquis ring ! , worth :00.00.
It Is a known fact that the Golden gagle
shoe store Is the largest exclusive HtOO : store
In the city , and Is l'Clllng more shoe9. rubbers
and overshoes than all department stores
combined. Therefore we can and will under-
ecu everyone In the shoe line , and
OIV1- ) AWAY DlA IONDS. ,
LAVIES' SIIO : S. The latest styles , hand'
sewed , ay well as nil kinds of toes , worth liP
to $5.00 a pair , will be sold at
9ge. $1.39 , $1.48 , $1.69 , $2.00 , $2.50 and $3.50
a Ilair.
And diamonds for the ladles. .
BOYS AND YOUTIIS' SHOI S.
None better In the United Statet' . most
of them worth up to $3.00 a pair , will be
sold for
75c , 99c , $1.25 , $1.0 ! ; and $1.75 a pair.
CIIILDRBWS SIIOI S.
Wo will save you money and give you an
opportunity to ret ; the diamonds.
l\mN'S SIIOI'S. We carry the largest :
stock In the city , allll If we don't rave you
one-third to one. hair of the price others ask
for the same quality Ilon't buy of U9. Tomorrow -
morrow We will sell shoes worth up to $6.00
a pair at
$1.25 , $1.0 [ ; , $2.00 , $2.50 to $3.60 , and the
best of all you can get . the
Diamond earring , ,
Diamond stud , or the . I
lamond marquis rlnl
, The dlamondc' ! we will gIve away are ox-
lblted In our window , and you can call anti
sc'e them , even If you don't need any 'ho.
They are free for Inspection to any one.
Be sure allli mil at the
GOLDEN EAGLE SHOE STORE
. 114 S. 16th St. ,
Where diamonds are given away.
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City Council ' \lIl1n" Ssihzt rk'M tll
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The city council met In special session yel- :
terday forenoon to pass : the reguiar salary ap-
proprl1t1on ordinance. In reporting on the ordinance -
dinance , the finance committee protested
against ! the pay roll of the streat depart-
ment un the ground that some of the street
sweepers had been allowed to work ! more than
eight hours a day. Chairman Munro of the
Board of Public Works stated that : the matter .
tel' would bo attendee ! to allll the pay roll
was pasi'ed. Among the Items contained In
the ordinance was one against the general
fund for $324.32 for salaries ot omplo'es of
the Board of Health. Early In the month
the board dismissed all employes except
COlllmlssloner Sa\'lIle. Dlreclly , after , Sa-
vllle put Dr. Towne back at hll' desk wIth
the undersUlllllng that he would take his
chances or getting his salary. Ills full sal-
ary for the month was Included In the appropriation -
propriation ordinance and passed over the
protest of Councilman Kennard.
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31A1)Li : A C.\I"I'J\'I ) 01" IIDf. ,
1I1I1'A"llIr CIIIIA"ht itt " ' . , rk III n SIIl'r-
III1.n A vt' ii He S'orl' .
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A burglar last night entered the store of
G. II. Parker , 24111 North Sherman avenue ,
and was helping himself \ to the stock of tobaccos .
baccos : lnd lars ! when the proprietor and
11 friend made a descent upon him and
slopped proceeellngs. The man - had stuffed
his poclwts full of plugs or chewing tobacco
and cigars and ' had just made nn onslaught
on some groceries. lie gave the name of
John lIIyer at the station - and claimed to
have worked with hugh Iurphy's street
paving force until lately. \Ir. : Parker stated
that the same man wa9 In the store earlier
In the clay , and ! that under a cert ln prs-
tense he was allowed to enter the cellar.
The entrance last night ! was through ! a cellar
door , and' II Is supposed the man unlocked
the door when he first entered In order to
facilitate his unllertaklng.
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Drs. Nichols & Nichols , specIal attention to
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diseases of women and chlld..en. 1408 l arnnm.
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The followIng births and deaths were reported -
ported at the health o/llce / during the
twenty-tour hours enlllng at noon today.
Blrths-J. 1. . lliei.el , 802 North Fort-Hec-
end street . boy ; Chnrle" E. Itoberts 4310
Ersln ! . girl ; Albert Keaton 200 South
' 'fwt'\1t-lIe\'cnth. . gIrl ; T. \ \ ' . Saw'er. 2G32
Parker , oAlox ; 11 . Findlay , 59 ! South
Twenty-fiUh avenue , girl ; Clyde liackus
2802 r"rnnldln , girl ; Samuel Frank 511 South
1'WtJntHev'l1th. hoytlke ; ; Shiricy , 4031
Izard boy ; William E. Hhoalles , 1233 South
Twent.clr-hth , boy.
Death - Alhert DeWitt Lemon 5 . 3107
Miami : , diphtheritic croup , Prospect 11111.
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111I11I11 1111 c'l 1IIIIItI" IIt'lIc.nt Cnllc'r'
At the Young J\Ien 1I Christian association
auditorium last evening a concert was
given , the IlroceeIR , ot which are to go
toward raising the mortgage : on the prop'
erty or Immanuel Balltlst church 'fhl ! Concert -
cert was chiefly by the members oC the
church Itnd Wall well attended. Those plr- :
tlclpatlnH' with vocal and Instrumental selec-
lions were Misses Emma Blackwell , 1111I-
tired E. ' 'flml11r hornet r. . Ivln and Hazel
Schmidt 1\1r. C. II. ! Eaton , Mossrs. Alfred
SChmldtj er ; E'wanl ! Dworak and Ernest
Kell ) ' . Miss lItctllH'e 1.eard ( lid well In a
recitation , "Courting Under DI/Ilcullle8. / "
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JIurgliir Cnng' ' In the \ct.
John Myers was arrested at an early
hour this morning . charged with burglary
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and larceny. lie hall entered the grocery
store of G. H. Parker . , Sixteenth and Corb ,
through the cella. lie was helping . him-
self to the tobacco and cigars when the
clerk happened pailS by ! and SIt\V him.
lie woulll not I'urrelllll'r , so the store was
lIurrou'Hled with nclghbortlj alllt he was kept
In the store until the arrival or the police.
lie belongs ! to u crowd of loafers that has
heen ) hanging around this vicInity for some
time. _ _ _ _ . . . _ _ _ _
: \1 < ' 11 " % 'hn s'"li.1 VII for Omilahin
Four more names have , been added to the
list ot sub.crlbers to the fund for dlscharg-
lug the Indebtedness or the Omaha Fair and
SlIced association. Only even InUre are
needed to Conhillete the list or 1iO. : \Ir. : Z.
'I' I.hldse wll receive your subscrlptlom
The additions arc :
Ilt-Anwricafl Hand Sewed Shoo Co.$100
HI-I . Ilckinson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IG )
142JohnV : . Grlltllh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
H3-I.cwls J. Kort ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
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A tire was discovered \ In time rear ot the
Martin tints , on the northwe t corner ot 5ev-
enteenth anti \\'ebater streets ! , nt 1:30 : o'clock
this morning Time only damage done was
the burnIng ot the ash chute , the fire
originating from hot ashes All the nll'm-
berg or the twenty ramllle" living there got
out unharmed. The building I Is a large
frame Hructurt" owned \lY M. h. I Martin.
'rho 10fs Is about $150 , thought to be CO\
ere,1 by ! insurance
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1'11111 rur Sl.tflt'mt'ntIII.rcnt'.I. .
Time State J1ankln board has approved
the bond tor to.ooo or the stockholders ot
the Citizens hunk ut Omaha , Cor the pay'
ment ot all liabilities at lIme bank within n
year . The bondsmen agree to pay 2 per
coliC Itt onl'e2G per cent In pIx months allli
fjQ per ' onl'e\ in \ It year . State Bank l'xarmt- :
Inl'l' ltcGrew : will turn time property or the
bank over to the stockhoders :
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Chit" fur It : 1I111 % 'umiiiiia . ,
MiSs . Chris Keith : , nn insane I : woman :
hl"OlIght to this city from St. Edwards anlll
taken to the Methodist : hospital , became
unruly last night alill broke ! away trom her
IIttt'lIllantH. A call was turned In to time
Ilolle6 . statiomi , nllli after cOlIslrlerahlo 111/11. / '
cult ) she wall secured and lodged In the
.eoUntY Jail for time night tiho has II child
4 monthll old with her
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'Hn/ow IIrlluJht 'u Oimmmihia
James Glllvgow , the man arrested at
lcl\low , ( Uro\ , charged with burglary allli
being . hUllllt'att'u \ \ Ith the ruton gang ,
waH brought lilt , ) the city last evening tJy
Ottlecr Hort anti lodged In Jail to await
trIal
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Six of Rhinehart's ' Beautiful Works of Art
Given to the Boys
BROWNING.KING GIVES THEM AWAY
l1vcry I'"rchn"c'utollntlnlt tuI ! \ t3 ur
llurt : rrOIll Ilrnti i , ig-lCliigs Chll-
drcn' " JJt'I.llr'utt'n'CCuutlllI.lccl
IJ ) ' n I'hu'u ru phi Or.lcr.
Yesterday Browning , King & Co. bean !
giving away a half.dozen finely finished cabinet : -
net e'ize photogrdphs with every purchase of
$6 or more from their bo's' and chlldren's
clothing department
While this gUt Is hardly necessary to
those who know of this department , the
hOllso naturally feels that there are those
who are nol yet well postul RS to the merit
of the goods sold form their second floor /
The prIces remain unchsnged. You pay 110
rnor ? now than ever , and ! you get an order
on Hhlnehart for a half-dozen of his best
cabinet Ilhotol. Each IJUrchaser to the
amount named , wll be given two proofs to
select from , the only conllltion being ! that
the boy Is to bo drec'Jed ! trl Brownlnr-Klng's
clothing while having his photograph taken.
There will be no advertising matter of any
sort on tilE' photograph ! not oven Browning-
Klnr's ; name : so that the photographs are tn
every way desirable , especially so as they
are taken by one of the finest artists " In the
country.
Perhaps you will mention to your friends
that the boy's suit cameo from Browning- !
Kings. BrownIng , King / & Co. are so confi'
dent that there Is a characteristic distinctiveness -
ness about their clothing that no name 19
needed In the collar to tell where Il came
from. .
As to the styles the-y wore never so varied ,
nor was the stock over 110 large , while the
prices are the lowest ever made , which Is
certainly sulllclenl Inducement to buy now.
Thl" , offer of a half.llozt'n photographs
while It holds < good ; till Christmas should be
taken advantage ot at once , as Ilhlnehart Is
hIabio to be boon rushed with holiday business ! -
ness and In order to Insure the delivery of
your pictures In time an early lIlting shoulll
bo mnade .
Ill"memb with every purchase of $ G or
more In the' boys' and children's department : -
mont n half.dozen photographs from llhlne-
hart : free of chaTle. ;
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l'XCVIlSION' 'j ' ( ) CALIFltNIA
'I'hruu"h ' ! 'ullrl , , ' SIC'cllh'A" Cllr tu 1.0. .
A lIA"t.Jt.
Leaves Omaha BVmlY FRIDAY at 1:40 : p.
m. . via the ClIICAGO , ROCK ISLAND &
PACIFIC 1t\ ' . . allll runs THIlOUGlI WIT-
OUT ChANGE to LOS ANOELBS. ThlSA
excursions are PERSONALLY CONDUCT ) -
by a rellreseltatlve of the pIIII.LIPS HOCK
ISLAND Excursion Co. . and , run vIa Colorado
Springs Plleblo , Lead\'lIIe. OIenwood , Salt
Lake Ogden and Sacramento. For rates or
sleeping ! reservations call at "nOCK IS-
LAND" Ticket Olllce , 1602 I.'arnam st. , or ad-
dress
Jno. Sebastian : O. T. & P. A. , Chlclgo. :
Chas. Kennrdy , G. N. W. 1' . A. , Omaha
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Ihll3' , ' 'I'Jlg 1.IXg O\ : 'l'iIE COMI'AN'a' :
I'nlllllllll llnllrnnilli II St'rloll" 1)1-
imitti' " .lth tlu' o't'rllllll'II' C tllllc'IIII" .
( C"'PHhht , lS9 ; . by ] ' \.8 l'u1 > lIs111nl' ' ; COlllpany. )
COLON Colombia Nov. 1.-New ( York !
Worlll Cablegram-Special Telegram.-A ) big
dispute has arisen between the Panama Railroad -
road company : and the local government ! .
Speculators on the Isthmus tryIng to corner
silver exported 1.200,000 half dollars four :
months ago. This N Increased the demand
for silver that the railroad : company tent to
New York for $50,000 ot the Baltic money.
On the arrival of the money by the steam-
ship Alliallca this week the Panama overn- !
menl refused to permit It to be landed , al-
legln that the Importation was In violation
of a law pasocd In 1894. The railroad com-
many : officials are In\lgnant. , The ) ' have appealed -
pealed to the federal government at 1Jogota.
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1'II'tollt" to ' \ 'CMCCL'lm Jt"'c'II'or
" 'ASJlI"'G'l'ON No\ . .
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ents have been IFsuad liS follows : Nebraska
-Christian 1)urlccn Omaha tire tightener ;
Horace C. Styker ! . Rising City , folding table.
South Dakotn-Georg-e C. Barrett Ca\'our.
gate for wire rences. Iowu-'tI1lam J.
Cameron and \V. J. de la Mare Des Moines ,
automatic brake for vehIcles ; Chauncey L.
Chapman , Dunlap , dumping car ; also coal
receptacle and elevator ; William F. Gould
Des Moines . anglo b'tr rail chair allli rail
joint ; 1Villiam \ I. Holcten , \Vat..rloo. spool ;
Robert \1. ; Larrert ) ' , deceased ( S. It. L3.rr-
erty admlnlstmtor ) . assignor ! to lied Jacket
Manufacturing : compan , Davenport puppet
valve ; Peter 1\1. l'aulson , I.e Gram ) , hame
and ' < collar r.FtonerVatter ! ; V. Stephenson ,
Fort Iotige . step ladder : Orlando O. and \ \ ' .
\Vallt'r , Bedford . cistern ; Thom'H C. Young
St. Charles , smoke Purifier and consumer.
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Shor'.vC'IA"hh'cI 011 'hc' SIII..t.
Fred Blot ehky , a vegetable peddler , was
arrested yesterdAY on complaInt of giving !
short measure. Mrs. Howard Clarke states
that she bought eight bushels of potatoes :
of Blotschk Thursday and found , upon
making a correct measurement that she
only poesesmed 11\1' She also reports that
Dlotl'Chky swlmlleel several of her nelghboTl
In a similar manner. The mea.sure of the
peddler was at the station and was found '
wantln ! : . Blotschly was released upon n
bond of $100 , to appear : for trial today.
.
llnlinziy Nolemi nllcl l'ersoiils
General Manager Dickinson of the Union
Pacific hlS : returned from St. Louis.
Charles Fitzgerald of the Louisville &
Nashville Is a visiting railroad man.
George A. NcNtmtt traveling passenger !
agent of the Missouri , Kansas : & Texas , left
for Kansas City yesterday.
E. D. Kt'nnJ : of St. Louis who has been
appointed general attorney of the flulf Colo.
rado & Santa Fe , as successor to George R.
Pack , Is In the city -
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"lole'lItI ( l ) " 111""lIl'
l\hs. . Christopher Kish was brought from
her home In St. Edwards . Neb" , last Frldn ) ) .
to the Iethodlst hospital tI1 thIs city. She
was demented at that time amI since then
.
III been growing worse Last night she
became vIolent and the police were sent
rOI' When they nrrl\'ed they found her
hanging- over the banisters , and the three
mitirses who hud been ho.lng : her for sonte
tlnl nearly jlaye,1 out. She was examined
hy the city Ilhysician allll sent to the county
. .
Jail. _ _ _ S _ _ _
llroke 'i'hirui.gli lie lee IIlcl Urn"'lc..I.
JACKSON , lIeh. , Nov. 1-111 l'otter
aged 10 y'ars , and Nettle Vaguer ! , aged 9 ,
were drowned In the Desloll1es : river In the
city limits today. The .lIt tie Potter girl
broke through the Ice anti her little friend
attempted to lescue her. 10th Were
drcwned. 1'ho older sisters of the dealt
gina tried to rescue them und both broke
through the Ice. 't'bey were gotten out Just
In time and by IJromPt aid were resuscl.
tated
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Arrl."t..1 for IollllinClt I y : \10 . n I' ) ' .
' 'ACO\IA. : " 'uslr No\ 1.-I x.lty Treamm-
urer James \Ic\ule : , who was removed
from olen on Wednesday for Inublllt to
give $00.0 additional bonds demanded bY
the city l'ounl'l , waR un'etted today on the '
eharg ot having loaned $ l,0) ot city money
for his personal prolt , cntrlry to law.
Ih'11 n' 'hl' 'l't'uI" : State 1.'llr.
DALLAS , 'cx. , No\ I.-Hon. W . J
Bryan ot Nebraska addressed 2.0 people
at the tate " fair grounds this rorenoon.
This Is Free Silver tiny . and many leadIng
men or that faith pre here. ConH'ressmau
Bailey and JUIIJe ( NUgent at Texas del\ ' .
crud speeches this . afternoon. S
( out' 'u ' iii' 'lu"llltul.
Fred Sorensen a stranger In this ely , \ \ h\
waR kinily taken : care of by puBes 1\'lnl at
ISll South Twentieth street . was : removed
In the patrol : ! wagon : yesterday to St.
Jo ellh'E hr pltal. Sorensen h suffering ( rein
a bd attack or typhol - . . fever
H'n. St'ii iIIt'lii U'rltlu I . II" : I.luli" .
CIIC\10 , Nob' . I.-I Is said Major Gen.
cral John \1. Bcholleld , retired , has decided
to make Chicago his home. lie still spentl'
8pt'nl
Ils : time writing his memoirs.
A istit her ur I lie llru louis .
Joslph Glasgow , a member or the Bnlon
gung or thle\8 , was brought ( coin Hattie
Creek , Mtelm. , lost nlht by Olter hoff .
51'o red . \A"nh. I I IC'IIIII ) " .
1'hI1L..IEil'itI . . \ , No\ 1.-Foot ball : : { 'nl ,
\ 'erslty at Pl'nn1)'h'anla , 12 : ChicaGo Ath'
Idle club .
I
hAYDEN anos : SHOES.
AU the Latest Style'at 600 to $1,00 Less
Than Shoo Houses Boll Them ,
SPECIAL CUT PRCES FOR SATURDAY
" 'c Uu"rnnh'c I , .tr ) ' l'ulr or 'l'hcNe
Sh'-I , 1'uI'c , 'ur thc Fitot 'rlutit
t hc l'rlces A re " ! u IU.IClllul" ( ) '
Lu-'o lc he' ' , lIt-st 'nlnc In
OMAHA ,
Good fine shoes from thO best manufacturers -
lurerl at SOc to $1.50 a pair : less than fmall I
dealers sell ttmeni All late styles and nice
goods.
1. ] < ley' , mlss' , chlldren's , boys" and
men's shoes on sale today livery pair
warrantt'd. Ieat the prices.
I.adles' fine ( hoe9 In
pie , narrow , square I
ant needle toes
O. P. Daniels' make , ladles' $2.50 otgola '
button shoes , $1.75.
Field.Thayer's make Isdles' fine $3.00 don-
gola button shoes . $1.98.
1"leld.Thayer'H make ladle" " fine $3.0 [ ; cloth
top lace shoes , $2.48.
Brook Bros. make Ilochester $5.00 vlcl button .
ton shoes $3.48. . I
Brook Br09. make Rochester $6.00 vlcl kid I
button shoes $3.98.
1'OIl MISSES : AND CHILDREN.
O. F. Daniels' mske misses' $2.00 kid shoes
$1.20. eze9 : 1 to 2.
1Ie es' fIne pennant $2.00 l'Chool shoes $1.45 ,
sizes 1 to 2.
Chiidren's line $1.50 kid button shoes 98c ,
sizes 7 to lOY.
Children's line box calf $2.00 button shoes
$1.45 , size ) 7 to 10Y.
Youthl lngola $175ce shoes $1.35 ,
sizes 12 to 2.
Boys' kangola $2.00 lace shoes $1.48 , sizes
3 to 5.
fen's line satin calf $3.50 , razor toe lace
shoes , $2.60. HAYDEN 131105.
Dry S goods ant shoes.
I'HOVING SX\II H'S SllOlt'PAIHi.
Coiiumty ' CJ'rl. ' 1t'"tlJ. . " Cuu'crllhl" Hc
YnrlCIIH Con uity ' 1'un.I"
The civil suit of the county against Adam
Snyder , ox-county treasurer of Douglas
county , Is slowly prolresslng before Judo !
l erguson. The court Thursday afternoon
overruled the objection ralset by Snyder's
attorney against the Introduction of Snyder's
bond In evidence. County Clerk Sackett
was then placed on the stand and remained
there the remainder of the afternoon and
yesterday nmorning.
The records of the county clerlt's office ,
which are duplicates of thost of time treas-
urer's office . have been Introduced liS e\l.
thence and have been explained by Sackett.
By noon almost the entire amount of the al-
J'ged shortage of $6,900 had been proven.
Regarding ! the principal shortage , thal of
$5,000 of the general fund , It was shown that
Snyder had drawn put and credited against
this fund $16.000 , whereas $ 5OOO of' this
Ilount had been drawn out ot alother fund
The records also showed that Snyder ha,1
drawn money out of different funds without
warrants. wlhout
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1'OI 'h'IIE FIEE l'oS'rhilt I XIJI'I'I01
Shun' tu lie Oli'n-'lut lime l'iihlic 1.1-
lieu i' TIIH I 11'c'ulnA" .
The free poster exhIbition at the publIc
library will not be opened to the public until
8 o'clock this evening. Preparations are
nearly completed , and I Is expected that the
collectIon will bt' ready for public view at that
.
hour.
The exhibition Is to be one of book and
magazine ; posters having been lected from a
number of local collections , with special refer-
enco to. their artistic effects. I will be gIven
i
In the center art gallery . on the third fioor
and will be open. lor. at least one weel Poe-
ter exhibitions are all tint fad Inthe cultured
cities of the cast , and the library management !
expects the Public to regard the Invitation asa
a trelt. :
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In ' lie East 0111)
The new freight rates on coal which go
Into efect on the lines east of pltsburg on
November 15 , \\1 have 10 influence on the
rates In the west. The new tariff only
affects the territory between the mines all
the big eastern cities. S
Hot Springs , Ark , amid Iteturn.
Only one fare for the round trip via the
MissourI Pacific ral\\'a ) ' . Tickets on sale
until November 4. Limited 15 days for re-
turn. For further - information cal at office ,
N. E. corner 13tb and Farnam , or depot ,
15th and Webster streets.
J. O. Phiippi , Thos. F. Godfrey ,
A. O. F. & P. A. P. & T. A.
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l'ElSU.\ 1'\LUHl.U'IS.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen T. 11 ot Lyons are
at the Delione.
Mr. G. C. Burnell 19 registered at the
Barker from New Yorll.
Mr. and frs. Dan O'Brlen of Nebraska
City are guests ! at the Arcade.
Dr. II. g. Markham and wife are registered :
at the Barker from $ term Lake Ia ,
Mr. F. BuColn , advertising agent for
Proto Herrmann , Is a Barker guest.
O. n. SwlngltJY Union Pacific tax agent
at Beatrice , II registered at the Mercer.
James A. dine ot Minden , one ot the
state bank lnslmector1 , Is at time Dellone.
T. F. Lewis anti CharlEs A. Mycrs , ranchmen .
men Evanston , 'Vyo. , are guests at the
Iereer.
Mr. W. II. Iloskins advance representative
for "Tho Pay Train" company : , Is stepping
at the Buker.
Mrs. Charles H. Van Wycl returned from
the cast yesterday and Is at the Paxton She
I ae lmpanled by Ioss D. Drodhead of
Washngon. (
Mrs. Mary Buffington Craven ot Seattle ,
Wash , who has been visiting her parents
at Glenwood . la" came to Omaha yesterday
to spend a few days with relatives. I ,
Time private car or Superintendent J. F. '
Gibson of the Iowa division ot the 1lwall < ec
railroad was attached , to train No. 4 yester-
day afttJrnoon. Mr. Gibson has been sllend-
big the past few days In Omaha looking
afer time local Interests ot his road
Arrivals at the Murray : Oeorlo New-
combe , W. U. T. Carpenter , J. 1. Soud-
helm , H. T. 111 , New York : Charles F.
Clarke L. MoMaimon . Chicago ; M. Morris ,
M. O. Suchs , 11. J. Shroff New York ; W.
T. H. Mills , S. A. . Olborne , Denver ; Miss
Bessie Alen , Itimacll 1lss Flo Richardson ,
Syracuse ; ( I. A. 'Rilmer. New York : W.
Vaeyel , Redwood Oiy , Cal ; W. O. Whit-
more , H. \1. : Puffer , "Valey ; H. I. Newel ,
Pawtucket , H. I ; 0,111. Nichols , Iron Du Lace
Wis.Y. : . Dwight 'Wlman , : lolne , Ill. C.
Pearson , Creston , la ; i
Nt'briisImiisim .ut tlt' loft'IN.
At the Paxton-H.'U. Robinson , Kirnbmall .
j'oitmt At the Miiiard-Fi'ed ; Sonnenschein , West
At the Arcade-C. C. Evans , Beaver Crossing .
Ing ; H. : t KokJer 'Clarl
At the Mereimants-.Clinton : . : I Barr Lin-
coIn ; J. I. Cooke Fort Hoblnson' C.V. .
Hutchison , York ; I J. Lanllon ( , Gretna.
Awarded .
highest Honori.--.World's Fair ,
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CREAM
BJONf
- PODIR
r..OST PERFECT MAI)13.
A pure Grape CrcI of Tartar Powder. Free
"cm Ammon3 , Alum or any : other adulterant .
40 YEARS TIlE STANDARD.
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$ EL
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$ There Is pence anti there'g joy
c for the girl and , time boy who know
! f ? . not political ways-In home's circle
I they meet and keep time wIth their
\ feet , while the Kimball so tuneful ) '
( \t plays- t
Swcetest.toned piano on earth.
A IIOSPE .Jr. ,
! Music nul Art , ! j
153 Douglas St.
r-- : . o ) - 9.
"I'se in Town , Honey I" !
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Pancake
Flour
A combination of the great staffs of
life WHEAT , CORN ali RaCE
A grocer who offers you any other colored -
ed package than Red when you ask for the
Genuine Aunt Jcmlml is trying to deceive
you , and Ifhe deceives you in this matter
he may in your accounts Remember the
Red packge.
Beware of counterfcita.
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HERE'S OUR CUARANTEE
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Ittstn fluyapackitecof I'ancttko : i.'iour tletmuiuo : ttmmd ttU YOU Jemnbma'a itt I ) I Imot fliml Hi I
makes the best cakes you everato . retur ( ito ell" ; -
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t1 10' 10 your grocer Icnvo your nellIe und the
grocer will refund time mooney amid charge It to us.
SlcnUncUy l'repared antS ; ILUrBctureJ only by
R5 T , Davis Mi COI , St Joseph . , Mo.
(1 ( ) ;
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c-Y4Igr
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1 ThEY ARE JUSI' THE IDEA
for wet weather wear There's
good health and comfort in
dry feet vVe can never tel
how many colds wet feet have
cost I cork sole shoes won't
keep the feet dry , then noth-
ing else can. We know ours
vill. So do our customers ,
Fortify yourself agaidst olds5
grip and pneumonia bycpur-
chasing a pair of our cork sole
shoes , You couldn't invest
$4.00 to better advantage. Its
like drawing twenty per cent
dividends to be always well ,
and wearing our cork shoes
wi give you a mortgage on
good health. For the ladies
we have just received a dull
dongaIa shoe , in light or heavy
weight , cork fled soles , that
we start at $3. So and 400.
Get the shoes without delay
DREXEL SHOE CO. .
1419 Faram Street
DOCTOR
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4\ Searles & Sear cs
Lt- , 119 S 14th St.
i - ; , - . s2'i " ' . Cur . C.ttnrh , un di.
' ; _ t c'nsc'l ot time NOl ! ' , Throat
- 'I t : ' : , Chest , Stomimacli . Iomvel
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J' ChlHt Sto"ach. not.t
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i . l I I .1 Llv'r ; hhylroeeie
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- . I 11'1 si'xittily , li" " " , Skil
" " . , "J'I anll Klthiey Ilaeiaea : , Ooa-
: " I , 'f 'II ' , ' , . . ! Jlhl' , S.hll BIII''III , (01.
\ Plf ; \ ! I" , \ ' ' : ' WEAK 'EN
D ; " " \ . J"
* , f /I ' 'IWEAK BII'"I'S ' "lt
r \ ' . ' , _ { \ \ t'tiiI'\\ ! ! ' HllurI'r" 'rlnt"t'lt or1'1 : Iul : , , ccii-
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SPECIALISTS
In the treatment of alt
NERVOU3 , CHRONiC anI PRVT3
1)IE.'SES. :
Treatment for all forms of I F 14 TiE \BAK
NE81 ; , Call on or uClrtJs , with stump.
Dr , Searles P. . Searle" 111 j. 1 l'i 'i
UI tJULIt l\ iJt4tLIt1 Onmaha. : eb.
NO PAIN. NO GAS
' Teeth Extrlc'c.1 ' 'Iho"t l'mihmm h )
1.0cll A11lll..ltlOI to the Gutums
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a7 - Dr. Bailey
I - . , 3 Floor l'axto'i " Ul
I. I
l6tli&Fttriitjiii .
Tel. 10S .
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High Cass ! WOf at Relsoiablc Pric3 ! ,
sc. 'I'l..h. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . 1 : . ( ) 0
hirmt 'l'eetht . . . . . . . . . . . , . , . . . . . .1117.aO
. ' . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I.'IIIUI" . . . . I.OO ( ( 111\11..1
: : : I. . . Golll CrOWIN. , . . I.UI ( to IS.IO
11'lt'I""h , tier tooth ! . . . . . . . ! 1.01
i'iihmtless Hatriictiuii4. " . . . . . . . . . . . . 10o
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IIhc.1 Eight Yenra In Onmmilmn .
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Boys' Overcoats.
Rcconty we Btnmnrl7ct the crop of children's 0\'orroal9 . In coin-
plwlson wIth this yeat"s Nobt'lslm crop , to.wI : PIlnt gooti amId cheap ,
Fuitcy 1 pretty little calm o\oroont , 1nOl wIth oloth ) , fOI' $ I2. .
Isn't Hmt J 111'0 1llalu ? SOIO llcoilio woull coitsitici' that dirt !
cholll lit $ .o.
.ni ! Ihere is I one here lit $1. ii , with cape , thn t'l ior'o thc bor ) ( : 1
wholc hle ! ell wlnlcl. Wlln , too Wo lute all hO 'I' coats wih
WII'1 cloth , Better SO , 'ot I. nu\-wnl'1e' ntmd ! th'ungcl.
'j'hel'O ' . ! . O Ii'S4' ' ' ' , ' ' that C't'C1'-V1'lCOlU ' lit'n' , , .
, . , are Bent $ .r. 11.I : . ' O\'I'I'I'ontl oC thlt O'cl'\cconl' . hlt. .
BCI"I'1 cloth caui't : 110 bt'tter t hnn ; $ : .OO anhl't. ) , Simlt'nthid ( Cliiit
chlh It $ : . : :11 tilt ? gCntlnl' Irish Frieze , $ : .ii. 'l'licre'lio !
C\'CI heard : ! or IU Irish 1i'Ieze It Ics than at least $ I\o
11111 0''VC0ilts , suck Ht 'h' ( di'i's . . wlhott clll0 ) ; oiTr I B11CI. )
I ! II Chinchia ( lt $ 2.OO. . liett et' gml1's 1 h'1110'C. . As hue its
'ut't Ql1'O tu hl\'c for 1 gout ! Ilot'lol bl'low itlmy Illcc quoted ( ! locally.
BO 'I' lleeft'rs-nll3' ngc-slllcllll . ! ChInchia ( tot COl(1tI0f'ii1g 11.
tot'lal ) $ . ( ( ) , wll h sahlot' collar , 11'nllell ntl rllll' ' ti'iiiiimmiuigs , 2'C
1orc. OC cohli'sc \\0 hlttCl' enc , 111 tlc nl\ t lulle , ull' nmc.
one's exhorhllut ? Illco ) creates It ilumot' . Hut seclng Ii bt'hlt'vimmg.
Sllnol , boys' Ulstcrs hpllu ut $10 amid us high 11tlllls us 'o\
tClllll
Aue who call coiisck'iit mushy culm thlt our hO 'H' cnthp nm'en't
' tInes , ' ' it , for the best suit In this
better Illl1' ? I mnmy oUC Im'H IH'u\'e I
house-gratis-for ; the trouble. _ _ _
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Still for Silver
OR GOLD OR CURRENCY .
We are offering our entire stock of FALL and WINTER I
UITINGS and OVERCOATINGS , bought by
us to sell for $21 , $30 ; and $3" now
MADE TO YOUR ORDER
DURING OUR GREAT GUARANTEE SALE
NONE $ I2UO NONE .
FIN E R. BETER
r TAILORED.
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READ OUR CUARANTEE. "
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'VE HEREBY GUARANTEE thai ra"et No. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . bO"J'
bJ Jtr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " , i"r 0" " siecjal (
sal oa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . is norM ' TIJENT ) fl"E DOLLARS 0 ,
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more . aid II not sUsJarto we suit t'lcaJ"ic WI" " " " , I.dc.s front tjae
'Ve ' urt"er agree to kcej5 said Jallfls in 1/o'ough tpair , a. " PHSS IHe of c/Iage ,
for a pe'od 01 one J'ear. Received Iay"t ,
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cns" ; r.
EO. HART The Tailor -
Y. M. c. A. Bldg" , 210-212 S. 16th St
DIjI ioEnrTjjoi II ID ! iETL' i
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F-i And Make Money at it.
[ r , I you only knew it , the trouble . .
[ I is with your digestion. I that was I
U good you would sleep better , wake I ,
U better , work better , and make marl 0 -
O money at it. How can one ccget on"
U when the whole system is sluggish ? ,
o But people don't realze what is the
n trouble. A box of Ripans TabuJes
makes life worth living , At drug-
o [ 1 gists. :
o
O : lilpalmi Tabulea : Sold by 4IUttl.tl. or by r1.n 0 \
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it tIme prlto (0 ( cents a box ) I. sent t 'le 10'
pans Cbemlcal Cmpnny , No. U Spruce at. . ' . t.
D 0
aoDLJooLJJIDOiJJT.flT =
OWt HFfiOMltS : ( UNt. I
DnccTroMTl1TAu. ,
r 7ht Ci AFERTHAN STEAM
I \ NI IfotIer. , No .S'teanu. No J.myjneer ,
4' , ' 1 fleet Pofer for Corn and Feed Mills , Bullng
' ' - ' . - J luy , Hunulng Creamerev , Separators , .tC.
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' Stationary Portable '
or
C' "
" ' I . . I to PJ II. P.
r ' , Fend ror Clalolu 11012 , i. 1. , . , d.IILlucork to l done
T 'JEOTTO ' & ' CAS H' . . . ENCINEWORK8 '
. 331 U'.I"ut 1. I.A Ugl.JIIA / .
'f ? ' Chicago , 24 $ Lake St. , Omahl , 3:1 : s. 15th 51.
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mails Otfereci up by and the elected Citirsuto. from Shiiwaukee Omaha . 8 Bt Paul I .1\uy , time short line 10 Chl . au A clue tt
UXCITY W Aao
Ti1.
I . CEDAR RID3 . _ -v
L M4 ° 'I ; DES JWINJ8 J
AA nC"llu' I _ . _ . , _ _ _
nattote checked from residence 10 .i.simt.m , . 10" , . lc..nt lain lei vIce and courteous enl-
110) " Jnlre checke tnln lihte by , electrlclY , wit I tltcltlo tooling Isiaps In ve ' i.rth. f'ln.t
dinIng car service In lime wed . wih meala arv to . la carte , or , In other word , unlr what
tblcsgo you want lt nn piY m. tr whit you get. 1"Ie 1'u unlGI depot dlly I0 ; p. in. , arrIvIng at
tbtcalO ciy Ticket 015cc . 1 : . Farnlm BtIH\ C I CAJRU : CUr Ticket Arelt '
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