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T ' The Falconer Stock.
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Omaha's ' Greatest Sale ! ! A marvellous success. We cannot find
language full enough to thank you for the royal reception given us
on our opening da y. .
We realize fully that Mr. Falconer's reputation for excellent goods
and strict integrity are the main reasons for our enormous l'lush. We
. thank our competitors for their unselfish expressions of good will , and
wish to express special thanks to J. L. Brandeis & Sons for their hand _ '
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t : : . some offering kindly nt.
: We cannot as yet find time to quote prices : Have engaged a large
additional force of salesmen , and from now on can . promise better serv-
ice and less friction.
, Have not as yet shown one-fourth of our genuine bargains.
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TO CONVICT GEORGE DAVIS
Trilll of the Alleged Train Wrecker Opens
at Lincoln ,
FRANK IIILTON'S ' UNIQUE PROPOSITION
"l , , -Sln' " Oil 11I"I.eelor AMICII thllt the
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COlltlltollWI'lilth lie \IIIle :
l1ure : SI.ccllic.
LINCOLN , Nov 11.-Specla\-The ( \ ) Davis
murder trial opened this morning in [ district
court before Judge Holmcs. The jury Is
'Com10sCiI [ ot the following ' ; : . H. Armann ,
George J. Fischer , John W I\lInnlclt , Charles
Wray , J. S. Shaver , J. H. Ciarh , F. I N. 1111
fen , Pat Murry ! , jr. , C. II. Yates , H. II. De.
bOfll , C.1. : . IIranson and W. B. I\lann.
Nearly all at them arc tarmers. County Attorney .
torney WOOllwar made the alIening statement .
lIIent for the prosecution , and George W.
Adams for the dorense. '
The prisoner , George \\'ashlnlton Davis : ,
, Is being tried ! , on the charga of wrecking a
Hock Island passenger train on the night at
August :1. : ISU I. 1 eleven lives were lost In
the uccklent 'rho first attempt to convict
him resulted In a mistrial , It having been
shown to the satisfaction ot the court that the
bailiff In charge or the jury hal , been guilt
ot Irregularities while out wllh them Since
then quite II number ot damage suits have
been instituted against the Hock Island road
by the administrators ot the estates or 'Ic-
Urns at the nccldent. Some at them have :
been withdrawn without IlreJudlc , pending
the present tr1.\1.
III1.TON GROWS fOLD
The attorneys for Prank Hilton , the al.
leged defaulting all Inspector have made a
motion that the state be compelled to make
Its charl'S , against defendant more spl'Clfic.
In [ substance It demands that each Item nllll
charge included In the records kept by the
ex . ell Inspector beset out In the petlllon
Mod by the Htate. In this connection It [ will
) e remembered that Hilton for several months
after the appointment or Stale Oil Inspector
3dmlsten : by Governor 1I0icomb refused to
: urn over the records "r b1q otllce , hut re-
: allied posso59ll : tlr them all through the
period In " luck the case against him was
) ellll ; ' ; ; ; repored ' .
5upHlntelldl'nt ; Abbott ot the State 1I0SIII.
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Some nlle 11nN Stud "
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not be draM or repelltlon-trllth Is nets
so common as to bo tlresoml'-There's a
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sweetness or tone II responsiveness to
t the touch , an enduring goodness about
the Kimball Piano that makes It un
snrpsned among the worl < l' , great ,
pianos. Prices and terms that will
make you allli t.o : Piano cOlllp8nlon-
able.
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A. Ho spa , jr.
J\httllc and \rt. 1513 Douglas St
tal [ for the Insane denies point blank that
Steward < 1 newlck assessed the I'mpoyes ! at the
Institution for campaign purposes. lie admits , .
mlts that he received [ a letter from the pop
idiot state central committee soliciting aid
and that he posted It up ou the bulletin
board In full view ot e\'er'holly. Nothing ,
' ' and the emlJloyea
however , was compulsory
contributed Just what they could afford and
no more.
The Lincoln cltlzl'us' committee has authorIzed -
Ized Attorney John II , Allies to begin proceedings -
cl'edngs [ to enjoin the sale at the north side
viaduct b011l18. A test cass will likely soon
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be begun 'In the courts It Is understood
that both the city council and mayor are In
sympathy with the mo\'ement.
Omaha people \ In Lincoln : At the Lindell
-lUchard Smith , M. Meyer , W. Lyle Dickey ,
Vance Lane , Netherlon fall , A. S. Churchill
At the Cailital-F. 1' . Hoggeu , 1\1. Coady , 1\1.
W. Ha'le , A. F. Wilkins. At the Ilneoln-
F. W. Shaw . Lee S. Fstello John W . 1I0sler ,
C. D , IIIbbard , W. R. Morris ,
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( ; iohtg Into \'ullllllnr 1.I'IIIIIIIIII.n
fader this Ne.v Slnlllh' .
LINCOLN , No\ 1l.-Spec13I.-The ( ) Stale
flanking board haD authorized the Hank or
Wllson\lIe ! to proceed IIIlIler section 35 : ; of
the new bankln law and close up Its busl'
ness , under bond or $2,000. : ; The Steele City
bank , which recently went Into voluntary II-
lIuldatlon , has been granted limo same prlvl-
loge. henry Rico ware president and Hercules
Rico cashier or the Bank or WlIsonvllle. The :
capital stock and surplus were $15,437 , with
$16,151 11eposlt9. The provision Included In
section 35 or the new law , under which the
Bank Wlisonvlle ! , Steele City bank and
CItizens' bank or Omaha have recently closed
up their own affairs reads as follows :
i'rovided < , however that whenl".r the at-
flers , 1I100'Ihollll'l'8 or IJWIHrti ! or ill ) ' insolvent -
vent hunk shall give II good and filllllcll'lIt
bond running to the state of Nebraska
conditioned 1 upon the full settlement . of nil
the lIahllltll's of such bank by such olllcerl'l
stockholders < OJ' owners wlthlll a stated
time 111111 sulll hand stall have been approved \ -
proved 1 by the State Ballltln board , then
then Hlllto Banking board HIIIIII turn over
all the atisets ot such hank \ 10 the olllcl'm ,
stockholders or owners of such bank fllr-
nlshlug "tlld boril
By the Nebraska Banking board and all
the state bank examiners this provision or
the law Is regarded with great tavor. The
State bank or Bethany , Lancaster county , has
gene , Into voluntary IIl1ulllallon A. U. I'ar-
mentor Is President Louie \1. : \ Thomas cashIer -
Ier , and the capital stock was $10,000.
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I.OI' ! CITY , Neb : „ : -ov. 11.-Specal ( [ Tell"
grnm.-IIIram ) Vatulecar ot Omaha , a lire In'
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These IlIlh \rl 1'letures
Are deJlgned to get the attention ot
the ladll'S. Today It's the wet weather
I.dles' shoes we'\I \ mentlou-Ibosa
cork f.lled ( soles-lIgbt-gracerlll-not
a suggestion or clumslne Thl'y'll
keep the feet dr-no rubbers neecs-
SJry-no colds-no damp feet They're
In latest lasts , square or pointed toes ,
all sizes , widths AAA 10 F. .
Three prices , $3.00 , $3.50 , 400. We
commend then 10 your consideration
Drexel
Shoe Coe
1419 FnrUUlt1 St
f'uranco agent , while endeavoring to get off
the Union PaclOe passenger while In motion
this evening fell under the trJlu and lost
the fingers or his right hand ,
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SIDNEY , Neb. , Nov . 11.-Spl'clal ( Tcle-
gram.-In ) chambers today Judge WIII13m
Nevllle sentenced James Roberts to two years
In the penitentiary for robbingi the hardware
store at A. Pease last month. The defendant
hal expressed u desire to plead guilty and
begin sentence as soon as possible. A strong
effort was made to send the young ' ; lIIan to
the reform school but he was beyond the
ago limit for that Instltullon.
Old Settiers' 1"11 III UC < 'lIllIr.
DECATUR , Neb , It.-Speclal-E. ( ) .
D CanOeld , the oldest resilient ot this city ,
gave an old settlers' tea at his home Satur-
day evening lu honor ot his guest , I\lrs. W.
1\1 , Wilbur ot Omaha ,
Black Ulllhl1H'I'11i III UCllei COli lit" .
DIG SPRINGS , Neb. , Nov It.-Speclal (
Telegram.-IIIacl ) dlphtherlll bas become
epidemic In the central part ot the county' ,
resulting In several deaths. Julesburg , Colo. .
has quarantined against Deuel county people
from the north and the plague has resulted
In the IndeOulte closing ot several country
schools
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INIHANOL.\ , Neb . , Nov It.-Speclal.- ( )
While assisting Mss Vlstlan Grossard 10
alight from a carriage last evening , it . C.
Whittemore lost control ot the lines and the
team ran away. : : Mss Orossarll was thrown
from the buggy and badly bruised. The
buggy was wrecked
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OIlD , Neb . Nov. It.-Speclal.-The ( )
\\'oman's Christian 'fcmperanco union gave
an entertainment In the court house Friday
evening , the principal part ot the program
being a scello on a railroad train
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l'roll'1 YOllr Chlllr'u.
Mothers would do well to atomize their
lldren's throat and nasal passages morning
and evening with Allen's Hygienic Fluid-a
positive preventive ot all contagious diseases ,
sl'ch as diphtheria scarlet and typhlod fevers ,
small pox bronchitis , etc. It has a pleasant ,
aromatic flavor anJ Is perfectly harmless.
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William 1\IeYI' , a young boy , was arrested .
rested at the instance at P. Swails of li"j :
South Fourteenth street for stealing
dozen browns from his rOI'lorIe'e : ) '
will be given II hearing before Judge Berka
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It'll hI' nil eye "III'II'r-
to those who knew something about
sldewards-I'or $7.75 then"s a hand.
some , neat sldebeard-others up to the
east elegant massive oak-new big
line or these sideboards placed on ! .le
Monday-the price part is [ theIr strong
attractlen-bettrr see ' ( 'm now-buy
later It you wish.
Hedgcocl {
& Odell ,
20j North 16th Street ,
r ooeoeccoO ; ; = oocooececaoet ; : ) J. .
Creighton hall was crowded last nIght
with an IIIHllence which Included mall ) well
known Omahll people , attracted by curiosity
or a desire for lonIIOc research In the dl-
reetlou ot Miss : Anna Eva Fay's singular
powers. It Is safe to predict that most or
these that were there will go again and all-
vise others to go , for tbe exhibition Is one
which affords ! plenty ot food for reflection
as well as a sufficiency or amusement. Extended
tended comment on what MIss Pay does Is
deferred until utter another view or the performance -
formance ; not In the hope ot being better
able then to explain the whererore or what
Is presented to the senses , but with the Idea
ot doing fuller justice at least to II descrip-
lion or the strange things accomplished by
this alight , blonde woman , who faints In her
chair when the display Is over John G.
Tipton and St A. I ) . lJalcombe Bat on the
stage last night , and tied the "tall' ilia-
hatma's" hands and feet , or held her tightly ,
sitting tn the cabinet with her ; but "the
band played on , " and It the two gentlemen
could account for the strange manifestations
that took place they were not heard to do
so at least. Grunt that these and similar
tidings have been done before , and perhaps
exposed , time out of IIIlnd ; but the writer
hereof was one or many who set down a
qUEstion on paper-a silly , trivial question In
his cas -anl ! put the paper In its pocket ,
without a soul , as he verily believes , having
seen It lIe then went down ! to the theater
and returned In about an hour , having In
the anthne forgotten all about his ! question -
tlon , which cannot be said to have been
upon Ills mind at any time 1I1113 Fay not
only called his name hut also came startlingly -
lingly near to repeating his question , which
had been In his pocket , and not In his
head , since he scribbled It heedlessly down .
II would be Interesting to know how lIIany
ot the dozens : of questions which were read
In that way were correctly read , and what
proportion of the answers given fitted the
question ! In the cane cited the result was
II surprlslnc one.
Moro chairs will be provided tonight , the
management not having anticipated such II
rush to the opening perrormanc After to-
night Miss Fay will occupy the Creighton
theater for the remainder ot the week
The neatly painted standing ! room sign ,
which hall not been used at the Creighton
since that attractive place or amusement first
opened its doors , ws : , , IlrOuht ! ' : out last night
for the first week " day ! , performance ot the
present engagement qf , Primrose & Wcst's
minstrels I'osslbl ) II , greater degree ot Interest -
terest was felt In llt9 e\'onlng"s entertainment -
IIIl.'nt by reason of Wo cake walk , wblch
was billed for that1 ' , accslon and for which
some valuable prizgs 'bill ! been contributed
by local merehanl.\ \ ' I. The contest was 1\
hugely enjoyable of j1lr , and the audience
was delighted to E' e J.hat the professionals
who competed , being called In because ot
the small number ot , oujside entries , had by
no means a walk-t\w/IY / ; 'fhe cake , a cre-
ation hy Baldnrr , i'll/it to an Omaha man ! ,
George Gilmore , an'nloye \ \ ot Nicoli , , the
taller , and his 11al'fnl'l",1 ' Miss \ Bertha Alex.
under , carried off thmt'i1 1 first \ ladles' prize , a
plush rocker from I thi , 1" l'eople'8 Furniture
coml'.n ' Other liriiht' ! and winners were
as lIowD : ti ( I S IH
Second ! prize ( gent ) . Kwon by Jam s Hus-
sell a pair ot trousers , presented hy Nicoli
the 1'allor.
SEcond ladles' prize won by 1I6S Laura
Pearls , a box -ot confectionery , presented
by 1)'b311. I
Third prize ( gent ) , avon by S. n. Thomp-
son , a box of c'gars ' , presented by Robertson
Bros.
Fourth przo ! ( gent ) . won by henryWil .
( lame . a keg or Metz. Bros. ' beer , prey m1ted 1
by Mr. John M. Dowling.
Another similar event Is announced for 10-
night , when other prizes will be awarded
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Champag-re : ell II rel'torer hn no ellual.
Cool.'s fxtra : Dry ImDerla [ Champagne b
pure , delicious and sparkling
( 'lIlIuhl the 1,1"tll..r.
Frank Rroglin charged with trying to In.
cite 1\ slot . t the count ) . court boils grounds :
last Monday night , was before \ Judge , ! ! nerka
) 'eoterdsy : 1I.lerlloon. 1Iroglln Posed as a
leader of n large gang , the members ot
which vowed that the ) ' would break In the 1
Jail allli hnng Morgan , the alleged murderer
of Ida Gaskll Chief of Detectives Cox and \
Otllcer King Interfered at the time and
placed Dro thin under IIrrest. Judge Berla
found Ilrogllu gulll and lined him $25 and
coqls
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Large . \ I"'IIIIIIIU'.111'1111I1,1 III time
TrauMntlsMisippi . Cnllgress. . .
Letters or acceptance have been received
tram more than 250 at the delegates to the
Trnnsml9lsslppl : congress , which convenes In
this city November 25. Among those who
will be present are Judge Torrey , who will
argue the good points ot his bankruptcy bill
Senator Morgan ; ot Alabama and Congressman -
man Dalley at Texas will discuss the Nicara-
gun canal Yesterday II letter was received
front Governor W. J. McConnell or Idaho , In
which he said that he would do all In his
power to have a full delegation from his
stat , and that he would attlJlllI It possible ,
speaking upon the Monroe doctrine. Ills let
tel' closed with : "The time has arrived , I
think \\'h'n we should assert ourselves and
put an end to the aggressions at Great Britain -
ain on this hemlspherc. "
The complete program has not been made
out , as It Is yet too early to bo able to connt
on the various speakers , but numerous topics
have already been assigned and accepted by
those who promise attendance.
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She IInl1111111' : n Teu Strike III a
Donglns Street Slol" ' .
Detectl\'es arrested a well dressed woman
at Fifteenth and 1 Douglas streets last night
on the charge ot shoplifting ,
In coming out or the Kllpatrlcl-Koch dry
goods store one of the officers noticed a
woman ahead ot him , and on account at the
peculiarity at her appearance accosted 1 Ill'r. '
She at first appeared Indignant [ , but when
she discovered 1 there was no escape silo con-
sente 1 to return to the store ] In the ! olllce
she broke down completely and turned over
11 bolt ot silk , another of velveteen , six
handkerchlerv and a pair or glovl's. At the
station she gave time name ot Mrs , Ada Post
and calll she hal , just arrived front Kan-
sas Clt ) ' . The police , however , think she Is
a resident or Omaha and an old offender In
this line She was round 10 be under the
Influence ot liquor , and stubbornly refused
to say anything concerning herself or her
antecellents.
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1'1) ' ( 1111I11I1.,11111"1' . Drr'Idrd Ih..t
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the Chllrl-l" + ' " \'r. 1.lIfollll.'I. .
Yesterday afternoon the Beard or
County mmll'sloners rendered a decision
finding Frank F. l\loores , clerk or the district
court , not guilt ) . or the charges brought !
against him by Sackett , Wlnspear and l > avls. , '
The decision Is to the effect ! that I\lool'I I'
was not guilty ot neglect or duty , extortion , '
rorrulltlon , or wlllrul mlllrelsance ! In OmN. ( 'I
There was a fading , that ho wall guilty or
carelessness In the management or his office ,
nol more HO , however , than the other clerks
at the district court who had preceded him
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It your children are subject to croup watch
for the first symptom ot the disease-hoarse. !
neu. It Chamberlaln's Cough Hemely , Is
given liS soon as the child becomes hoarse.1t
will prevent the attack. Even alter the
croupy cough hM appeared the attack can
always be prevented , by gl\'ln this remelly.
It Is I also Invaluable for colds and whooping
cough.
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The following IIIlIrrluge IIccnsca were 19-
sued yesterday ! :
Nllme and addrt'sf Ago.
Joe Sterba South Omaha. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
1'lIIma : Nl'ra l , Smith . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1"rl1nk ( load . ItOCkWOOlI , \\0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Anna aa I'wood , l'aplillon.:3 : :
Michael : F , Carey , 011)5115. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Iulufut ! ! Lyon , Omaha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19
John V. PI'lIIl1ton , Omaha" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Eliza , ; HI'II1Omaha. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.
\\11111111I l'lIlC'rolun111"1'100. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 ;
Mao 10 ; . Gould , Omaha.9 . . : ?
The only complexion powder In the world
that lit without vulgarity . without Injury to
the user . and without doubt a beautlllllr Is
Pozzonl's ,
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1 SOUTH OMAHA \ NEWS '
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At the meeting or the city council 1.:1.t :
night Ell II. Doud tendered his resignation
as city attorney , and It was accoptell. The
mayor appointed W. C. Lambert to fill the
vacancy , and , the appo.ntmenL ! was conllrmcd
by the coune ! ! .
Ordinance No 665 , requiring the owner or
property on the south side ot F. street , from
the Intersection ot Twenty-sixth Itreel to the
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alley between Twenty-seventh and 'rwent-
eighth streets , to lar a Ihlewalk ,
waf read for the third time and
passed , Properly owners will be required
to lay six-root sidewalks wIthin thirty dll's.
Ml'sSl' DouII and Chrll'tl.e , who were appointed -
pointed to go over the reports ot ex.Pollce
Judge Fowler , reported that the expert employed '
ploYI'd 10 check up Judge Powler's books
had utado errors In his calculation" , because
he had not consulted the docket , but lead
checked Uj' front the jail record. After a
thorough investigation ot the docket It was
reported that Judge < owlel"s account with
the city balanced.
John Pabllk wanted the council to cancel city
taxes ! on $180 ho was alleged to have In bank
when the assessor came arollllll. III' claimed
that he lId not have that amount of money
In the bank lit that time Iterorred to judiciary -
ciary committee
Contractor John Owens sent In final estl-
male ! for grading ! district No. 28 , $6i.30 : ! , atlll
$ 25lO for grading district No 29. The cstl-
mater were referred to the committee on
viaducts , streets and alleys
City Atlorneyj Dead made the statement
that he could settle with Anna Stalsney for
$110. She fell on a defective sidewalk anti
sustained severe luJurles. The city was sued < l
for $1,000 , but agreed to settle for the amount
mentioned above fly a resolution of the
council the city attorney was Instructed to
HettlolIh Miss StalHney for $140.
Police Judge Chrlslmann reported Ones collected -
lected for October amounted 10 $83.
An electric light was ordered < I placed at
'fwent-re'enth and N streets and charged to
the Union PaclOc Ihllwny cOmlJany. Ryan
wanted an electric light placed at time n. & 1\1. '
crossIng , Thlrt.slxth and < l I. streets , but .
the council failed to order It . Chairman I
Ryan or the committeI' on finance recom-
mended that the Trlhune be paid 6V cents
per square for printing ordinances , the total [
bill being $18 ; carried The Drovers' Journal
blll for $14 , lit the same price , was also al-
lowed.
Crosswalks ! were ordered laid < l on Q street ,
from Twentieth 10 TweUIfollrth trl'el.
The Drovers' Journal sent In II cOlllmunl-
cation staying that If the city clerk was Instructed -
structed to send all ordinances < , etc. . to that
paper the work wOllld be done for GIla cents
per slluare. The contract for the city print-
Ing has never been let , and < l the ( Drll\'er3'
Journa [ proposes from now on 10 charge only
61/ , cents per square for each Insertion , pro- .
vidlug < It gels all notices , orlllnances , et. .
A motion by IIl1l1a to hay the cOlllmulllcatlon
on the table was carrll'll.
The printing matter stands Just where It
did < < 1 II month IIO. !
Three bids for repairs on the two viaducts
were opened and rcud. The bidders < l were S
K. Martin , E. : S. Beattie and It. A. Forsythe
The contract was awarded , to 1.'ors'lhe. AI
though Be\ttle : was the lowest bidder < by
$123 , I-'onylhe Is a South Omaha lIIan and ,
agreel that ho would buy all material and
emlllo only South Omaha help , and < l accordingly -
Inlly was awarded the contract , while Dc.1t-
tie Is II lIIalr contractor.
Adjourned aunt [ next Monday niglmt , when
the proposition for a new city Jail will he 1
consldl'rell. . . -
Plies or people have plies , but DeWltt'1
Witch Hazel [ Salve wlll cure them
QUAKER OATS
The Child , Loves It.
The DYtlpcptlc nCIUQuds U ,
The Epicure notes ou It
DO YOU EAT IT
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discovery or
fho ago. I'- Q or and the eyes
has been other
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doreed by the 1'1I11s. '
lcadhigsclen Htrengtbens ,
tine moo of InvIgorates
Europe and and lones the
America , enllro.pteIn.
Iludyan Is "udYlln curve
purely Vega- lJeIJll1ty.
table , Nervousness ,
Hudyan stoma mlS/llonl / ! ,
Prematureness am'idevelopte ,
of tits- anti restores
1n 20 - weak mcaD !
days. Cures 1'&llIs Iu mite
LOSS' nctfj0toi ,
4 nlgh
ANAOOD nlllttsloppl.'d
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quickly Over 2,000 prlvale endofsemenl8.
l'relDnturen' . s means Imnolen ! ' ) Ih8 first
stage It Is Ii Yll1pOD1 : of seminein / weakness
and lanenneR' ! . ylt can bo stopped ht 2lJ dAys
by the usa 0 f lIudyan.
Thunewdlttcuvcrywnamade iv the Br < < ! IILI.
Isl.ofthe old fa moue Hudeon Medical Instltulo.
It Is tune strolllClt vitalizer made It IJI very
penverfll , hilt hallnlu3. told < for 51.00 a pack ! : .
01:0016 "aokug's for $5.00Ilnlnseale ( , < boxes ) .
Written gllaronteo ! lIven fora cure. If you Luy
six boxea : and arc Dot Jntln'ly cured , six more
will be soot to yon free of nil ulcergea (
SendfOr ' rtreulul'llunflle " . .Address
JlUUHUN DIVAL INH'l'lTVT ,
Junction otocklulI , Iflurk6t do J IIII11tA. ! '
Ban i"rullcl..cu. Va . - . .
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Flour
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A combination of the great staffs 01
life WHEAT , corm and RICU
A grocer who offers you any other colored .
ed package than Red when you ask for the
Genuine Aunt Jemhna Is trying to deceive
you , and Ifhe deceives you In this matter
he may In your accounts Remember the
Red package .
Beware of counterfeits.
IIERE'S OUR aUAnAHTEE
fan , 11 f."Cku not lIenulne Allut .le llrua's Sahr
It aiua Paueako hour , and if you do not sni p
: lb nW :
: uu lo en
makes , the best cake. you over ate , return the rmo- I
Iy lux to Jour Ilrooor , leave I Juur uame.sudthe
Grocer will rotund thu money and charge It 10 u.s.
/lclenUncAllr / j'rep&l'Od 1Ul'1 ' ManutactllreJ Only by
H. T. Davis Mill Co . St. Joseph , Moe