F ' i i - ThoWrA DATh : BTh SYAJGUST I89LI : i
FOI4LOW IN FLOllk'S ' TRiIIN
B ioty Dovotcs Ith Titno nnd Energy to flip
riower Parade ,
VIIIIRL OF TIlE WEEK AROUND ONE DAY
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.Eel7thIng In 20cCty ! crcIeii last week
'Was subordinate to the ringeant ot Flower
hty , which on account of lti long-drawn-
hut 8wectflcss , occupied all the leW.ure time
society devotees ihirlng the Inst fort-
- Aside froiii Miss Toie'e pretty danCe ,
trs. Ford's military card parti flflI MIiis
? .tcSlIane'8 dinner , everything pertainIng to
1iower .iay was given precedence.
'rite costumes of the fair women In the
nagiiificertt Parade of Friday rivaled the
towcra tItencives in their beauty and
: 3nloidoscopic coloring , vhito prpdomlnatlng.
One of the prcttlct fenturcit of the parade
% vs the beautiful flower larasola that made
auli exquisite backgrounds for youthful
faces. One In burnt orange anti yellow made
dn especially Piquant etttng for the dark.
eyed girls occupying a yellow trap ,
' The imalt number ef much ecen on the
% 'chiclcs caused ctomo comment. Whether it
Is hecauBe the gentlemen of Omaha are not
4ix1)ort ) wIIip8 , or merely ticcause there wasnt
' room for tlini among the American l3cntl-
' tie and other flowers , is a question that
only the iupiI , of Mrs. 1'ravi8 can nnsvet.
One team of four llormic'B imad to ho rearranged -
ranged Juet before the atart bocauBe of
the inahility of the young woman to find
ii man who could handle four horses.
Nothing really brilliant is on the tnpis
for this week. The Wheeler-Cady nuptinis
In the following week 'lll be % 'itnessed by
a representative lot of the first families ,
among whoni both time bride and groom are
held In high est2cnl. In the dim future time
coronation ball of jCIng Ak-ar-13en V looms
1p. and Its luster grows brighter daily. Al-
3camiy out-oftown guests are being invited
iero for the first week in October. Th following -
lowing extract from a letter from Utreclit ,
iloliand , shows that one young man , who
visIted hero during Ak-Sar-Ben week or
' . last year is looklhg forward with eagerness
r : to the royal functUn :
4 "Well , I saw Queen Wilimeimnina today for
, the first time , and took a kodak of her. She
is all right , but then you know there are
Othera , mmml wo hope to get them to Omaha
'In October. "
MINS 'l'OVIt"N IitiieIii
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'August ' for Omaha society was ushered in
. \vltli a dance giveb by Miss flessie Towlo
, at for unite. The grotIn(1s were made
bright with Oriental lamps. Uokhara rugs ,
' yotted palms and cozy chairs made the wide
, orches delightful tcsting places between
j 'time dances. A buffQt luncheon wan served ,
whlle the ices werc served gipsy fashion on
the grounds , The guests front out of town
were : The Missee Clark , Creedomi , fleichel1
swan , Davidson , McDonald , Bennett and
l'inney and Messrs. Mayne and Pinney of
Council IJiuiTs.
( eielrnte IL ( ctl Io
A very unusuai event occurred on Tues-
Iay wb n Mr. and Mrs. A. 3. Ilanscomn
celebrated very quietly at their home their
fiftieth wedding anniversary. Their friends
' remembered that this was their golden
wcddtng ( lay by sending in an endless pro-
Yuston of flowers. Tue day and evening
, vas entirely ( lovoted to calls or the many
friends of the Eatiily. Among the callers
were a number of the pioneers of Omalizt.
mnd their fellow , plonecr was numorousl
congratulated and wished ninny happy daymi.
. Iiiitergitiimie'i.ls of time ' . % 'eek.
Mrs. John I , Redick on Saturday evening
mtertnined a dinner party.
At high noon. on Friilay Miss Flora Web-
8ter entertained a tow friends.
A stag dinner was given by Mr. Reader at
the home of Mrs. Curry 'on ' Thursday oven-
lag.
lag.Dr.
Dr. Herbert Woodbury of Council Bluffs
gave U box party at time Trocadero on Tues.
d.'ty night.
A lawn parly on Friday evening in honor
of Mm. Erneat Gotten was given by Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Gotten.
Mrs. St. J. Galbraith cntcrtainod at
lunebeon on Thursday afternoon. A dozen
women 'cre 1)1(1(100. (
In honor of her guest , Miss Margaret
Kemp. Mims Omen Sheely gave a lawn party
on Wednesday evening , Twenty were pres-
' eat. .
Complimentary to Mrs. Fred Schneider.
who Ictt for Denver Saturday , Mrs. E , Ii
Van Court entertained at dinner on Tlturs-
day.
: Miss Allen entertained tlmo members of
t the Itiding club on Wednesday evening after
the equestrians had enjoyed a fine moonlight
11(10 ,
A brilliant event of the week was the din-
ncr gIven by MiSs McShane on Thursday
evening , complhncntary to Messrs. Dodge
011(1 Remy of Burlington , In.
A red , white and blue coffee was given y
Mrs. C. Id. Schneider on Thursday In honor
of Mrs. F. Schneider. Time decorations voro
patriotic even to the ice cream served.
At the Oniaha club on Wednesday Mrs. B.
13. Louts entertained ten friends at a white
thinner , complimentary to her guest , Mrs.
Lally ( ( mmd Miss Cerley , sister of Mrs. F , A.
Brogan , .
On Tuesday evening a surprise party was
temmlere(1 ( Mrs. J. A. Minim. A musical pro-
rram was one of time features of the evening -
ing , Those taking uart were : Mesdames
Celia Wolcott , It. B. Roberts , J , A. Miami
and Mr. Bryant of Chicago ,
There 1(05 ( been tiuite a run on birthday
dinners the last week , Omi Tuesday night
Mr. Fred Lake celebrated his birthday anniversary -
versary by giving a banquet to ten of his
ypung mmmcmi friends at hIs home. Later they
UFUiU ( ( ( I UOX puny am. ( ( (0 .remgiiLon t1meaer.
At hmo conclusion of the hioral pageant on
1'ridny afternoon lime participants and their
friends wore given a royal reception at the
rooms of time entertainment bureau , Those
on the reception committee wore : Mes.
deities C. C , Clmase , itdroiv Itosewater , p.
Kimkemnlali , Mackay , Wattles , Babcock ,
SquIres. llrmly and Orr.
'l'lto Oregon amid \\'nshington colony at
time exposition was entertaIned at the Mar-
cer lintel last Mommmlay evening by Mrs.
Biythl Wenthmered , tIme representative in
Omaha of time Oregon l'ress association. lie-
froslmmcnts vero served arll ( during time
evening a llleasammt surprise was sprung by
time hostess when site called in the tnt-
promaptu service of a "rag-me coon
chorus. " Their songs were Immensely cmi-
aa- S-
Tito Rofoi is the Iiihieet ormd boLleg powdcr
known. Aclusi tcstsshow It 9oesono.
thIrd further titan any other brasd.
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joyeml. The representatives of the Oregon
state commission were present. besides ; ev-
oral visitors from the northwest' Pact4c
country. -
Aihoig the many enjyablo occaslons of
time week was the hay rack party given on
Welfl siay evenihg by Lnster ltAhm of
Thirty-first street in honor of his friend ,
Thomas lluckinghtim of St. Joseph. Mo.
4t ter a ilehightful ride tIme return trip was
madO to the commodious home of Mi' . i. 13.
hLtmm , where refresimments were iqered-Thb
party was chaperoned by Mesciames Heel
anti rinlmmn ,
A milifsiry bight five party 'was entertalnal (
by Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Ford n honor
of their guests , Mrs. William Gyger of
I'hiiladolphia rind Mr. anti Mrs. B. 13. Terry
01' Aurora , Ill. The decorations were nil of
Cuban anti American flags. The tables represented -
resented different forts , The score ca(1s
were tlng.shlape(1 and hmand decorated. l'rizea
worn awarle(1 to 'Mrs. B. 13. Terry , Mr.
Adams , Mrs. Lewis and Mr. C. llartman ,
( lot-of-Town GI1C9tN.
Mismt Hattie Toweles Is the guest of MrL
Ii. Colic.
Miss Jesse Lansing of Lincoln Is stopping
with .Miss Tukey. . .
Miss Ssh of Chicago is visiting - Mr. and
Mrs. J. N. Crawford.
Miss Liliio flench of Chlcpgo is stopping
with Mrs. J. L. . Brandeis.
drs. H. Lally of San Frnnotco Is stopping -
ping with 4rs. B. 13. LouIs ,
Miss Maud Kimball of Spokane is the
guest of Miss Breckemiridg .
Mrs. Charles White of Cleveland has been
thio guest of Mrs. It. .owc1i.
Mrs. James Wallace of Chicago Is the
guest of Mrs. C. M. Wilhelm ,
Mr. John Watt of Nashua , In. , is the ,
guest of Mrs. V. II. Bartlett.
Mrs. B. C. Browne at S. Joseph , Mo. , is
the guest of Mrs. F. A. Ewing.
Miss Beaumont of Arlington Height , Iii. ,
is the guest of the Misses 'Viicoy. .
Misses Grace and Marion Sanborn of St.
I'aiil ur guests of Miss Urn Kelly ,
Mrs. S. Ii. Hanway of Dallas , Texis' ' the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. B , W. Gibson ,
Mr. J. F.'Ickers , formerly well lnown
in Omaha , Is an exposition visitor.
Mrs. P. Metcalf of Lincoln ws the
guest of Mrs. J , 1l. Metcalf' inst 'eekt
Miss Nell Moore of Council Bluffs was the
guest ef Miss Flora Webster last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gtmckort of Pittsburg are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Ouckert.
Mrs. Walter Sanhorn T1I1 to datmglmterd
of St. Paul are guests of Mrs. W. It. Icelly
Mr. A. V. Fleming of Logan , La , , is the
guest of his daughter , Mrs. V. H. Bartlett.
Mr. Frank Knight of Texas and his daugh-
tar are guests of Mr.and Mrs. , IC. Con-
( lint , - -
Mrs. Francis A. Brogan Is entertaining
liar slstor , Miss Jane Certey of Los Angeles ,
Cal.
Cal.Mr.
Mr. ahul Mrs. Ward and Itirs. Lownabury
of Morshjylile , N. V. , are visiting Mr. John
Clark.
Miss lieth Vaihl of Cripple Creek , Cob , ,
is hero visiting hPr granUmother' Mrs.
Iloth.
hey. J. C. White of , Dufllap , Ia. , was a
guest of friends In the city during the last
week. ' ' -
Mr. Bradley W. Montague of New York Is
spending a tow days with Mr. W. A. l'ax-
ton , . jr. -
Colonel and Mrs. A. W. Hastinga of Mimi-
neapolis are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Connehl. , - - -
Mrs. G. F. Toblas and daughter ofVasi -
ington , Ill. . nre'tlmo guests of Mrs. C. 'T , '
Ilcimford.
MIsS Miller of Louisville , authoress of
"Who in God's Country , " wIll visit Omaha
this week.
MEss Bessie. Devltt of Dun1ap In , , has
kOth visiting frIends In' Ommilfa 'for the htst
tea days.
Mrs. Lula Kendall and son tuy dt C'raw-
Icy , La. , are in the city , the guests of Miss
Daub Pray.
Ralph Kerr , who has spout the last year
In Ienyer , Colo. is vIsitIng his parents on
Walnut IIIJI. -
Master John J. Cobry left ycsterday for
a visit of. two weeks with friends at
'AuhUrn'Neb ' ; , t - , - -
Mr. aIll Mrs. H , A. Aument- Chicago
arrived on 'Tuesday and wIll make theIr
future home hero.
Mr. Walter Fairfield , of Janeaville , Wis.
was the guest of a aummiber of prominent
families last week.
Mrs. Lillian Retlaton of San Francisco
and Mrs. V. H. 'ucdcrich returned Tuesday
from an eastern trip.
MIss Myrtle B. Coon , formerly of this
city , now of Load , S. P. , wIll return home
soon for a short vIsit
Miss Nell Sackett , formerly of Coqncll
Bluffs , but now of Cimlcago , Is the guest
of Mrs. William Poppheton.
Mi' . and Mrs. Charles W. Stino of PhIl-
adclphtc were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
howard l3aldrigo last week.
Mrs. John H. McWillIams , who was the
guest of Mrs. V. ' . J. I3roatch , loft for her
hoaio at Knoxvlile , Toxin. , last week , ,
Mr. and Mrs. 13. Wolf and clmildren , anti
Miss Celia Webster of Cincinnati are vist-
imig Mr. and Mrs' L , Wolf of 'this city. '
Mrs. Carrie Bihlott Delaney and Miss
MinnIe O'Connor of Galesburg , Ill , , are
guests of Mrs. Berry , 2116 ChIcago street.
Albert Voincy Foster , who has been the
guest of Lewis iteed for two wceis. returned -
turned yesterday to his home in Evanston
Ill.
Ill.Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ilaskohl of Sterling.
Ill. . are visitimig at the home of Mr. . and
Mrs. George Ilemmderaoa , at 2507 St. Mary's
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Smith of , Floyd , In. ,
are visiting time oxpoattlon and while hero
are ( lie guests of their cousin , Mr. George
holbrook ,
Mrs. T. A. Cobry vtii spend the remain-
dcr of the summer ivitim her parents at
Choycano. Wyo. , for which point she 1t
on Tuesday , -
Mr. anti Mrs. B. D. Terry of Aurora , Iii. ,
wlmo have boon guests of Mrs. ChirIes
Ford for the last teim days , returned home
on Saturday.
Mrs. J , M. Fries and Mr. B. T. Hansnflmn
of Sioux Falls , .5. D0 are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J , J. .Muhlor , at 1706 South Thirty-
second nvemmuo.
Colonel Carl N. Bamicroft and Mrs , Chira
p. Walton of Columbus , 0 , , arc visiting at
the imonia of Mr. Frank 0 , Field , on SOuth
Thirty-Ibrat street ,
Miss Neil Madeline Davis of Denver , who
has made izinny friends while ' 1siting in
Omaha at different times , passed through
tlmo city inst week ,
Mrs , \VIli Gi'gor , who has hcen visiting
Mrs. Charles Ford and relatives here for
some time , left Inst evemilag for Atlantic
City , N , J. , whore she vili remain until
October.
Misses ! miadgo and NellIe White of Boa
Moines are the guests of Mr. and MI's , Iii ,
T. Whmlto at 512 North Twenty-fifth stre-c.
They will view the sights or the exposition -
tion for the next few days.
Mrs. John S. Brady entertained a house
party last week. The following composed
time party : Mrs. Wlsbart of Springfield ,
Mo , , Mrs. Shupard. Mr. Bryant mind illismi
Bryant of Indopontienco , Mo ,
'c4ii1himirs mmliii l'iIiWtigimvuhi.
Miss Florence Smith and Mc , Edward It.
Tyler. botim of I"remont , 0. , were married
at All Saints' Episcopal Church on Man ,
tiny by flo' . T , J. Mackay.
on Tuesday night Miss Anna 1fotker and'
Mv , William Moore of Murahahi , Tex , , weru
imiarrietl at time home of the bride's parents
on Indiana avenue , Rev , A. 0 , Welch orn-
elating.
2iliao Jeanne C , Shammlt of titis city ammd
Mr. Harry \V. Shank of Red Oak , In. , mire
to be married at the residence of the bride's
hmotber , 613 North Twcnty'second Street , on
Monday.
The marriage of Miss Cora A , Tlmompton
at tlmis city to Mr.'illiam A. Saundbrs
of Taylorville. Ill. , occurred at the borne
of Mr John Kellogg , Thirtioflm end Mason
streets , last ovemming , 11ev , Charles W.
Sayidg omciating.
At bight noon on Wednesday occurred hid
marriage of Miss Owendolen Hughes to Mr.
George , M. Ackley of south Omaha. Thp
ceremony was Porforamed at time hmorn o
the bride. 2TlS Cuss street , Rev , Iather
Murphy otliciating.
The marriage of Miss Hattie Finoe
Cady to Mr , William Herbert Vi'heeler will
ho solemnized In All aint' ' EpiscopaL
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Church on Tuestlay evcning , August 16 , at
B:3O : o'clock. Miss helen Cady , the bride's
toungcv sister , s'Ihl ' be meld of honor and
sIiss lInytjird of Nebraska City and Miss
M'ebst4t will. ' act as bridoamnids , The
groom's best man will ho his brother , Mr.
, btyltl Wheeler , Jt.
Mot'ements of ( oeiet Voile ,
: .1raCimnrlest. , Mount is in Chmicago.
.Mr , Guy Ilarton ich for the east last
week.
i Miss 'Itbiei Morrison is mome , from Mis-
sourh
Mr. A , S. Stiger left for Now Yoric on
Tuesday. ' .
Miss Anna Lewis is visiting friends in No-
brnslut City.
Miss Alice Andreesen leaves today for
Dome lake , \Vyo ,
Mios Nellie Wakeley returned on Wcdnes-
day 'from 'Colorado ,
Miss 'Swan of flhloxi. Miss. , is jjopplng
with Miss Lindsey.
Miss Alleeti of Vort Dodge is time guest
of Mrs. L. W. Rabcr.
Mrs. Mdflenry of Des Moines is time guest
of Mrs. % ' . Ij. Rosa.
Miss flesslo Skinner , fornicily of Omaha ,
is visiting her jarents.
Miss hess of Sioux City is the guest of
Mrs. Milton T. Barlow.
Mr. Lom'ton of Knoxville , Ill. , will make
Omaha his future home.
Miss Nelson of Madison , Wis. , is the
guest orMiss Agnes Llvesoy.
Miss Jennlo Biotcky of Des Moines Is time
guest of alias Ella Rotlisclmild.
Messrs Howard Leonard and Dwight
Swobo heft for Chicago Friday ,
Miss BdIth Jackson , vlmo Is visiting frIends
in Chicago , will return this s'eolc.
Mrs. W , T. Wyman is spending the month
of August at Prior Lake , Minim ,
Mrs. 5 , 13. Mercer anti Mr. George Merer
left for Dome lake , Wyo. , Saturday.
Miss Lonergan of Chicago is spending
Bomb time with Mrs. John A. McShano.
Mv , James H. Morton has gone for it two
weeks' vacntion to the northern lakes.
Mr , and Mrs. George Hooblor 'are now in
their new homc at. 1045 Georgia avenue.
Miss AlicoChanibers and her mother will
be at Plymouth , M'ass , , until September.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Hartmnnn start
Thursda' for a tour of the great lakes ,
Miss lichen Ilentlm'io Is spendiap a few
weeks with MIsi Nellie Evans at Columbui ,
Nob.
Nob.Mr
Mr , and Mrs. Lionello lillodeau of this
city ICR on Monday for Manitou Springs ,
Cob.
Cob.Mrs
Mrs , Edwln , Opdyko of Chicago has bean
the guest of Miss Thomas during the last
week. - -
Mrp. William A , Wyatt will leave on Tuesday -
day for a six w'coks' stay at Snuit Ste.
Marie , Ont.
Miss Alice Andreesen attended the party
givemi by Miss Bennett In CouncIl Bluffs on
Thursday.
Mrs. Nightingale of St. Louis , Mo. , 'will
be tIme guest of Mrs. John S. Knox the corn-
lag 'week.
Miss Frances Patton of Gardner City ,
Knit. . is stopping at the home of Mr. H.
Vance Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. ii , Skeel left for Phil-
adelphirt last week where they will reside
the futhrb.
Mrs. 5 , 13. Joslin of Troy , N. V. , accomn-
partied by Mimis JoslIn , are spending a few
days In the city.
. Miss Ilesse Brady , accompanied by her
friend , Miss" Bryant , left for Independence ,
Mo , , oir attmriyi - ' -
Mr : Harry Stephens of Chicago Ia spending -
ing a few days with his parents , Mr. amid
Mrs. W. I. Stephens.
'Miss ' Sallie Sherman of Dunlap , Ia. , Is
vLs1tIng .Mrs , C. It. , Sherman , 1544 North
Twenty-sevddth street. ' '
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Miss Mary B. Devine loft Monday evening
for a. two weeks' outing in ( Ito mountains of
Colorado and Wyoming.
,
M1s McDonttld , who was the guest of
MisS "Ahdrecsenrrettmrned to her home at
St : JOSeph , , Mo. , yesterday.
Miss Nellie Sullivan of Platte Center ,
Neb , , Is visItIng the exposItion , and is the
u b , of , MidMargaret Riley.
S ' Mrs. 'W 'I : , . Ciitzo'r anti daughters , 'Helena ,
cssI and 'Dorothy , of Salt Lake City , are
guests' of 1trs Harriet "iVilmoth ,
Mr. Ired , SchneIder loft last week for
Denver , where ho wIll go Into business. Mrs.
Schneider left yesterday to join him.
I. Mrs B. L. Lomax left for Chicago 'Fri-
day 'zilgift , where she will join Alias Mu-
tired , who' Is visiting In the city now.
Mr. Ernest Gotten of Sandy Hill , N. J. ,
Is the guest of his brother , Mr. Edward
Gotten. Bc will heave for home this week.
Mrs. William Hill Clarke leaves neat
week for Sault Ste. Marie , Oat.1 where she
will remain ilurlng August and September.
Miss Mary M. Taggert will leave Omaha
August it for Logan , 0. , where she has no-
cepted a' iosition as church organist and
choIr leather ,
lr. andMrs , Albert Nee of Georgia aye-
flue are at home after a three weeks' outIng -
Ing spent in the Dig Horn mountains of
t Wyoming.
Thc..1sses 'Ruth anti Alice Weller returned -
turned home yesterday morning after a do-
iightful sojourn of two months on the coaster
or Maine ,
Mesdamea , W. S. Howell , M , L. Parrotte
'and A. It. ailey left for Des Moines on
Saturday to be he guests of Mesdamnes
Chase anl Sweeney.
, Miss Margaret Kemp of Griswold , Ia. , who
huts been visiting Miss Grace Shieely , Gram-
mercy Palc , for , the last two weeks , in-
'turned ' home on Friday.
Miss Adalino Nash and her guests , the
M1sses Creeden of Boston , leave in a private -
vato car with Mr. Fred A. Nash this morn-
tag for a trip through Colorado aad Utah.
A letter Iptehy received fron the Itt. Rei.
Bishop Worthington gives the cheerful news
'that ' ho Is rapidly improving in healtim and
will 'probably be able to return to Ommiha
'early In the autumn. The bishop and Mrs.
Worthington are guests at Manchester , Vt.
, Major Robert S. Wilcox will l'en'i'o for
Chicjamauga Park , Ga. , on Monday morning -
, ing to visit his son , Edward Wilcox , who is
wIth the Omaha. Guards. After visiting the
'soldiers iiriJor Wilcox vihi go to Now York
and J'hiladclphia for a brief sojourn.
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On 'hc Social Calendar.
A breakfast will he given by Mrs. hidrey'
IP. Wilkins on Saturday , complimentary to
' Miss Hattie Cadi' .
Time Ladies' Auxiliary of tile Thurston
'Rifles ' will gio an Ice cream lawn social
for the benefit of the Tinirston flifles on
Wednesday evening , August 17 , at 1914
Locust street.
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'rs. Rilla Gray of Opialma Is her spending
a w'eelc visiting friends.
MiB Maguarite and Miss Ida Miller
vlsutcd in Omaha Saturday ,
The ' 'oodion Circle lodge will give an lee
cream socIal at the city imali August 20.
MIss Florence "i\'ailaco of I3elievue , Neb , ,
'sitod her aunt , Mrs. J. Ii. Covert , Friday
and Saturday ,
Orlc hioltirego of hiiyerton , Neb , , is here
visiting his uncle , \ \ ' , A. W'ihson , for a
couple 'of weeks
l'hihi Reams of Franklin , Neb. , was imere
last week visiting s'Ith the family of 'iV. A.
Wileon.
Miss Edna I'eterzoa went to Ponder , Nob. ,
Saturday to visit with friends there a couple
O weeks ,
Jacob Cjmauitmera went' to lianeroft , Neb. ,
Saturday to visit his sister , Mrs. Nova lid-
stroimi , 'ivlmo hiyes there.
Fred howard' tioibenbcrg , Neb , , line
zmurchased Ilmv drug stock of V. C. lbrh , mmd ,
opened up time drug store.
TII painters have iloishetl paltlng the
Presbyterian church on the inside , Services
will be held timer.i Sunday as usual ,
liliss Mdrguarite 2.1111cm' lef ( Saturday for
Salem , Ore. , where she Is employed by the
government iti an Indian industrial sclmooi ,
' The members of the Presbyterian church
will give ems Ice cream social at time city
ball August 11 for the benefIt of the cimurt'lm.
T. Ii Brown of oaca , Neb , , visited lila
uncle , J. .1' Brown , \S'ednestluy and Thursday -
day , roturniug home on lila bicycle via Ire-
Incus'
The Modern 'iVoodmon camp of this place
will gIve a picnic mit Price' lake August 13
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and In the evening there will be a dance at
the city hall anti also a supper ,
-Mrs. Arthur McDonald \Voodtoek , N' ,
B. , who hums been hero thmo inst month 'visit-
lag her AlMer , Mrs. U , W. Cowa ; returned
home Saturday.
The Misses Zook of Garden Grove , In ,
and Mre Sdalea of Davis City , Is. , vieitd
with Miss Mary Smith several days of last
week , returning hohie Sunday.
Mrs. Dempsey , from O1iio is here visiting
him' sletet' , Mrs. I. . 'iV. Wight , and , ittondtng
the etpositIon. She 'will leave next week
f t' Jnness'Ilie , "ittla. , to 'visit friends there.
: ! etltm , , '
Mr. deorgo Such receivel a visit from his
nieces of Loutevuiie last week.
. Me , liownrJ ot Illinois is visiting at thb
hmome of life son , Jatn'es A , Howard ,
Mrs , Hyatt of Otnaha spent last Sunday
'visiting with friends in title place.
Misses Emma and Ililma idling of Oniahma
were visitots last week at the home ot Miss
Stiger ,
Mr. Cobs of Pawtho , City , ? 'feb. , was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J , A. Morgan last
Tuesday. ' -
Mr. and Mrs ilarmictt of Onialma were
visiting vitb friends in Benson during the
1nt week ,
Jolmnnie Goger of Iort is visiting ( ltiriijg
the eumnice months at the heme of Mv , and
Mrs Parash ,
Mr. and Mm , Withlamn Tindell entertaitied
exposition viIorn ( of Ulenwood , Ia. , during
hm Jest week.
Miss Lyda hIihl'ard , formerly of this place ,
but now of St JOseph , Mo. , visited aniong
her old friends last week.
Gus liodineon , who has been visiting with
friends ( ha last \'eek , returned last Fridiy
night to hf8 home lit Columbus.
Mrs. I-I. C. Brewster of' Logan , In. , called
on friends in Botisob and I vington last
week while visiting the expoaitlon.
Services wiit' ' be held at. the Methodist
lp1scopal church this evening at the usual
hour by 'the phmstor , Rev. Frank liroos.
Miss'-flea Hoffman returned lmomo last
Wednesday ftoin a three weeks' visit , in
ilavelock , She was nccornpanieti by Susie
Scott and Grade Itoup , who will ho her
tiests for e9mo itne ,
Last Sunday while Grant horton was
r afilng a paper ha last his eyesight and was
totally blind for some time. Medical at-
tentlance was summonea 'and his eyes are so
much Improved ho 18 agaIn able to. be
ai'ound. ,
Eme MeGuiro celebrated her 0th birthday
anniversary , by entertaining a number of ier ;
young friends at her home last Monday.
The afternoon was spent with gaines mind
'arioue nmhsements , and retreshniento vero
served In time evening.
Last Tuostlay evening Mr. and Mrs. Fred
A. Bailey entertained at their honto lime
members of the Woodrnui camp. The cc-
cnIon was a surprise planned by Mrs.
Bailey In honor of her husband's oirthday
anniversary. A delightful evening was
spent and refreshments of Ice cream 'and
cake were served.
Benson cmirnp , No. 3914. Modern Woodmen
of d.niericabeld its nnunl picnic on Sathmr-
tiny , July a0 Loads of people 'went from
Imero to McComb's grove , where they ere
joined b members of the eardps In thmnt
vicinity , , which contributed to Its succes't.
The nftermioon was passed as ustmni , mind
dancing was the program for the even&ng'
, Dundee ,
Mrs. Dr. Whitney of Iowa , a niece of Mrs.
B. A. Benson , is , the guest of that lady
this 'week. .
Mrs. ' Dr. More and Miss Mba Selby of
'Hiawatlmn Kan nrovlslting theIr brother ,
Mr. . Walter , Lj , .Solb.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fischer hma'm'e returned
home , accompanied by Mrs. Fischer's sister ,
Idise Ada ICelser , of Mton. 111.
' : N9w' ties ac being iaidand extensive re-
I
patr nhdo."on' tbd "tracks of the Dundee
moor line , which add greatly to the
smoothness and Comfort of it.
The tennIs club , s increasing in membership -
ship and very attrtctivo courts are in op-
ortion , both on Davenport and Chicago
streets , wberq the young men and women
play evet7 pleasant 'evening.
Mrs. George Keller anEi hdr sister , Miss
Stooebreaker , foror residents of Dundee
'and nosy of Hagprstown , Md. , have , been the
guasts respectively of Mrs. H. C Van Ole.
son and Mrs. B. A. Benson.
A merry party of Dundee women met at
the home of Miss Elizabeth Parrotte on
Monday to assist' in the decoration of the
artistic turnbtlt of which the village felt
Justly proud on Flower day. Great interest
was Jlkewise , manifeted In time handsome
contribution of its near neighbor , the tallyho -
ho from' Happy Hollow ,
MAUAS DECID'ES TO FIGHT
Ignores Advice of Foreign Consuls.
to Surranfior time Forces iii
I'orto Itioo.
PONCE , Island of Porto Rico , Aug. 5.-
( Via the Island of St. Thomas , B. tV. I. ,
Aug. 6 , delayed In transmission-United )
States , Consul Manna has receIved
informatIon that the foreign consuls at San
Juqa do I'orto Rico , the capital of tlmo
Island , advised the Spanish atmthorities to
surrender ( ho island to the Am rican troops ,
The Spaniards , however , in reply aonounced
that they had reolyed to fight. Thereupon
the consuls notified time Spanish commander ,
Captain General Macins , that they would
establish a neutral zone between Bayomo
and RIo Pedras , In which to gathmer time
foreign residents and their portable property -
erty , n order to insure their safety in tIme
event of the bombardment of the place by
the American forces , The consuls sent a
similar notification to General Miles , In
spite of this brave talk It is understood
that time Spanith offleers of minor rank have
refused to light or to Imperil their lives
ii defense of San Juan.
Colonel Sanniarun , who evacuated Pence
on the npoaclt of the American army of
Invasion , Is reported to have been court-
martialed and shot , and Colonel Puig , who
evacuated GuanIca when the Americans
landed , committed suicide at Utuado , on
the road between Adjuntas and Arecibo ,
on the north coast , yesterday ,
General Miles held a council of war with
hits generals today and then rode away , go-
lug 'in time direction of the front. A bat-
taiioo of the Eleventh reguiar Infantry has
been sent to reinforce General Roy Stone.
Time army moves forward in three eel-
umns , The United States transport Massa-
chusette , which wont ashore off ( ho coast ,
line been floated.
DEATH LIST IS INCREASING
1lciort ; ( ruin , Snistliigu Gives lile'i'eme
Deaths 14'titltmy immill 'l'l.rec
ti ( U rd
WAShINGTON , Aug. 8-Time following is
General Shatter's report for August 5 , made
public tonight by the War department :
SANTIAGO , Aug. 6.-Sanitary report for
August II : Total sick , 3ti97 total ( over ,
2,532 ; new cases foyer , ' 434 ; cases fever in-
turned to duty , 601 ,
Dratba August 5 ; First Lieutenant James
II , Steele , signal corps , yellow foyer ; Pd-
'vate' Warren Green , Conipany II , Twenty-
lourtim infantry , 'ellow fever ; Corporal
George haven , Company B , First Illinois ,
yellow fever ; Corporal Martin C , Notting-
Imam , Company lit , Timlrty.tlmird Michigan ,
acute meningitis : Archie Seattle , Comparmy
0 , First Illinois , yellow ( ever : Edward
Penn , Company I3 Twenty-fourth Infantry ,
nmuiariai Icier : Private H , C , hayes , Corn-
pany B , Twenty-first infantry , mimalarlal
( ever ; Private Frederick . Caney , Company -
pany hi Ninth Massachusetts , malarial
( ever : I'rim'ate Thomas \ ' . Jilbert , Company
B , Timirly-fourtim i1ichmigahi , maniarial ( ever ;
t ; , .i. Major , Conpnny C , Second Masea-
chusette , yellow fever.
leathms Augurt Cm Private Robert Barn-
eey , Company Ci , Twenty-fourth Infantry ;
Sergeant Jessie J , Grifluth , Company C , Firs ;
Illinois , yellow fever ; Amirose 'iVein , nov-
eptli-innntry , yellow ( ever. SIIAFTL'lt ,
.
'l'niint'r' $ ftTer . % cceiiti'd ,
W'ASUINGTON , Aug. 6.-An offer of Coy-
ernor Tanner of Illinois to furnish a regi-
ument of Ijilnois colored troops to relieve
the First Illinois , now at Santiago , baa been
accepted by thu War department.
ONAJIAVOIAN \ AT SANTIACO
Studies the HospthI Service In the eat
of' the War ,
HELPS CARE FOR TIlE SICK AND WOUNDED
Hisie hlcnsomscr lieturims traits lIar
Trip ( it Cubit 'vitht the lteprc-
.ienlntics of ( tie Reti Cross
Soeiet.
Miss Elsie Reasoner , who left Omaha
about two nmonths ago for Cuba as the rep-
reseatative of-McClure's Magazine and who'
made many friends In title city wlmiio doing
literary ivork for the exposition , has returned -
turned to this country , haying arrived In
Now 'iork Wednesday last , She is said to
look its though she ha been exposed to Limo
Cuban climate for many days , her corn-
iloxion a deep bronze and her hands much
tanned ,
Imi a newspaper interview she had nothing
except words of praise for the manner in
which the soldiers Were cared for in the
hospitals. Briefly summarized , her story of
is'hmmt she saw wan that ghastly and horrid
nights of wounded and sick men met the
eyes at every move , and that the wonmen
nurses were brought face to ( ace in the performance -
formanco of their duties with these condi-
tiomis , but none of them flinched or shirked
or were found incapable of relieving the die- '
tress or responding to the mnimny calls for
them.
It "as mostly at Siboney that she apent
her time in Cuba In carrying out the spe-
cml purpose of hot visit there , the study of
time hospitals and woman's work In the campaign -
paign , where she landed Under the auspices
of the lied Cross , At Siboney she met the
nurses and the doctors of the Red Cross ,
amid carefully watched them as they went
about earing for the men who bad been shot
down or were suffering from fevers. With-
opt these physicians and nurses and without -
out the supplies of food anti clothing got to
the front under the personal supervision of
Miss Clara Barton , she believed a great
calamity would have happened to the army.
Work of Slit , iteti Cross ,
"Soon after the soldiers had faced fire , "
says Miss Reasoner , "word was received by
those miles to the rear of the troops that
the boys of Uncle Sam bad been fighting on
omupty stomachs anti that there was little
prospect of their getting anything to cat
quickly , unless the army rations , which
were still where they were thrown from the
landing nlace , were carried over ( ho rough
roads to them.
"General Shatter called upon Miss Barton
to do her best to help the hungry troops.
Besides food , ( ho inca wanted a change of
clothing , for they had long been exposed 'to
the brief rainstorms , and at night and when
the firing was on bath lain in the trenches ,
'which were veritable breeding places of
malaria.
"It was not the climate , " continued Mls
Reasoner , "that caused so much sickness
among the troops , but because they marched
in wet clothes for hours , lay In the trenches
made by digging up the moistened earth ,
and , further , owing to the fact that the
ground was surface drained.
"I am firmly convinced that Siboney
would he a perfectly healthful place If there
were proper' drainage. The fevers the med
mostly suffered from were malarial and not
'yellow jack , ' as reported. In fact , I did not
see one person down with time yellow fever.
Such a small quantity of Ice was on band
that a man from Chicago got a flue horse
in exchange for a piece of ice.
Nurses Worked ob1) ' ,
"To say that the nurses worked nobly and
efficiently is only giving them time praise
tiiey , ; deserve. They were everywhere , and
doing every kind of work chat needed theft'
handS. They wore "an 'hodor not only to
themselves , to the society which they represented -
sonted , but to this , Iand.
'The hospitals were scrupulously well
kept and arranged. The hompttals at Siboney
( or patients suffering from wounds consisted
of rows of tents , CIos by in converted
Cuban ho'oses were houstd , persona afihicted
with fevers.
"It was necessary to put the fever patients
in tho'houses , because their condition would
have been aggravated it they were put on
cots placed on the ground. Miss Barton fed
every Cuban and reconcentraclo that sie
saw. The Cubans and the reconcentrados
rejoiced when they saw the Americans.
"Many Spanish feared , however , their
coming , hut General Shatter availed himself
of every means to dispel these fears. Whhn
twenty-eight Spanish omeers , who had been
wounded , were captured , ho saw to it that
they ivero treated kindly. Our soldiers.
whenever they had a clmrmnce to show mercy
or do a charitable act for a Spaniard , acted
as they should , Their opponents could not
help speaking of their kindness and goodness -
ness of heart.
"I shall never forget the weakness die-
played by time Spanish and the valor of the
Anierican men. TIme Spaniards groaned
piteously'if they suffered any pain , but the
macn of this country , who bad ( alien in
battle or had been ( alien sick in camp , bore
their sufferings without a murmur. A young
first lieutenant , who had been shot In both
legs and was suilering from fever , gave me ,
a message to deliver to his ivlfo , While I
was on my way home I unfolded the paper
on whIch\tho message was written , and
read : 'I am well. '
KEEPING UP CONFERENCES
$ mnish Queen Rt'iteitt timid l'roinior
UuN ) . Cetlilig VIeyN of the
I'gtrty Lemitlers ,
MADRID , Aug. 6.-The queen regent this
'morning conferred with Silvela , the conservative -
servative leader , with the duke of Tetuan ,
the former minister for foreign affairs , and
with Marshal Martinez do Campos , the
former captain general of Cuba. This afternoon -
noon her majesty will receivq Senor Romero
y Itobledo , whose views are said to be
aimared by Gonorai Weyler.
The series of conferences betWeen time
premier , Senor Sagasta , and the loaders of
the various parties concludes this evening
tvithm interviews with General Canalejas and
others.
Senor flarrios , the Carhist leader , has not
replied to Senor Sagasta's invitation to
come to Mathrld in order to discuss matters.
' 'FalLing Stipli's to ( lie Snliiiers ,
PIIILIVDELPHIA , Aug. 6.-The steam
'acht May , carrying sixty tone of supplies
D11 Norma Don Oarloss
TIle celebrated Palmist , has recently arrived -
rived imm Omaha mind secured Pat-bra at
2222 Farnain St ,
This famous lady Is recognized tie ( hip
leader of palmistry sod is the most dccom-
hushed and refinpd palmist who Imas over
visited Omaha , Notwithstriding the fact
that Palmistry is now conceded to be one
of time leading sciences , there are few pee-
pIe who possess time ability to master it ,
It is frequently said that poets are 'born-
so are paimlsts-anth Miss Don Carloss baa
clearly detnontrated by her wonderful rev-
ciatiqrm that she is versed in I'alniietry ,
11cr parlors have only been open a few
days , but quite a number have obtained
readings and all have been perfectly mit-
isflcd and expressed themselves as being
astonished at the remarkable gift and accomplishment -
complishmont of this palmist , She can be
consulted between Limo hours of 9 a , at.
and 5:30 : p. Zn. , also evenings and Sunday ,
sent by the N'atlonnI Relief commission to
the army in Porto RIco , ptnild totifty , The
May Is the property of Mr. and Mrs , Alex-
anther Van Rensacitter , who plAced the
'ncht at the disposal of the NatIonal lielief
commission about a week ago. The limaur'
laos state rooms antI dining rooms wore
converted Into freight rooms and piled high
with boxes of food and barrels of bacon. The
cargo of the MIt ) ' imlso Includes all kinds of
niedlcal supplies and surgical instrtmnmcnts
and an ice machine and plant , having a
capacity of 500 Pomnds daily anti cold storage -
ago facilities. Those who ealieti on the
May Wce Mrs. Van Rensselaer and her
daughter , Miss Fell , antI National Relief
Commissioners lion. V'Illlani Potter , Alex
ander Van Renssolaer , L. C , Vanuxem anti
Cl. U , Groff ,
DELAYS WORKOF PAYMASTERS
Errot's In time itolI '
Ileing 'orr'eteh
: v Orders for 'zlc' Citimi.
imittlith 10 Moi' .
CIIICICAMAUGA , Aug. 6-On account of
errors in pay rolls , the paymasters have
again been delayed in the work of paying
time men at Camp Thommins , 'rho regimental
officers are now busily engxmgetl straightening
up their lists and they ivili be in shape early
next week ,
The signal corps found it impossible to get
away today and will leave tomorrow mornIng -
Ing , The men of this corps have boon paid
tip to August 1 , The seven regiments in-
eluded In General Wade's exbedltIon have
Ce yet received no orders to move.
Lieutenant Colonel flood has received Imis
commission as colonel ot the First l'enn-
sylvania , Major Williams and Captain Todd
lmave also received tlmetr commissions , the
former being commissioned at lieutenant
colonel and the latter as major to succeed
Major \Vihhiarns. Colonel Good is indisposed ,
being threatened with fo'm'em' ,
Colonel Whipple , the lirovost itiarshal of
Camp Thmonias , has given notice that ho will
keep lila iroi'ost guard in Chattanooga next
week to prevent any repetition of the die-
orderly scenes which followed the Inst pay
day.
day.A
A number of regiments are moving their
camps today , The many removals made
during the week are expected to have a
highly beneficial effect on the general health ,
The seven rogimemits included in General
Wad's expedition are expected to heave
Tuesday or Wednesday next week.
SOLDIERS SAIL FOR HONOLULU
I'lve ( Coinpimnies of New 'Yorkers tutu
it Itegintetit of ldimgimicers ( mu
Site Derail ,
SAN FRANCISCO , Aug. 6.-The transport
steamers Lakeme and Charles G : Nelson
bearing five companies of the First New
York volunteers and the Second United
States volunteer engineers , sailed for Heno-
lulu today.
The Scandia anti time Arizona will probably -
ably be ready by the end of next week for
time reception of troops , but just when they
will start for Manila is indefinite. The
ships bt tim first transport fleet are cx-
pected to arrive home in about ten days ,
and , 'ivlthi the Scadthia and Arizona , will
form the fifth expedition for Manila ,
The Scandia and Arizona will take the
Seventh California regiment , two battalions
of the Eiglmteenth and Twenty-third regiments -
ments and 900 recruits for the regiments
which have already departed. The governor -
ernor of Iowa has communicated to the
Fifty-first regiment , now here , ( lint lie has
been in conference with the secretary of
war concerning their fate. He says that
SecretaryAlger has promised that if trans-
LAWES"
B'IOYOLEScofiold's '
-Scofiold's-
SUITS
New Plaid Back Materials.
Fly front Jackets , with skirts made to
wear either side out. Skirt has deep hem
at bottom heavily stitched , which prevents
blowing or creeping up-used also for golf.
Full Suits , ' $ l35O.
Separate Skirts1 $7.50.
We have other materials in Bicycle Suits
at l'ow as 15,00.
fl.CSCOFiELD
U I CLOAI&SUI1CO.
1510 Douglas St.
-
ports can be secured they jviii without
( lOmIbt be sent to the Philippines. hasting
cointortably in this assurance , time Fifty.
first Iowa is confldent that , be it next
month or next year , they wili yet sail out
ofthci Golden Gate ,
POSTERS
Mr. James I , houston , Jr. ISiS Sotmthi
Twetity-sixtit street , otTers inr sale the
inajot' hortion of his large pri'ate eotiec-
lion ut ( ho i'er' low rate of
JLc !
Or 10 for 81,00. I'repaid to any athiress ,
This ivlii inciimdO mans' rare simecimens nflti
eanniples of ( lie best work of i'cnfleltl ,
lihcnd , Bradley , nail other famous Jiostor
artists. ( 'orrespontlemice In Invited In to-
gard to single celtics or small quantities.
MILLINERY GIVEN AW'AY.
Davies
Onialia's Popular Milliner.
500 Elegruit niid up-to.c.Inte
Trimmed flats
.At 3'OLlm' O'ml pm'Ioi. Comite In
1111(1 SOC thelfl ,
Largest hut ) Of I-lair
Goods iii. the vest. Beautiful -
tiful swijc1it from $1.00
up to match aiiy shade of
liaii' ,
E11 ; Douglas '
B I SS Big MILLiNERY Fire Sale
hltmnthretls of hetnmtittml pattern brats and
lrioiyermu , Everything nitmat lie closed out.
in it few days. Notiming reserved.
Nui' 1Cimo Sailors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4t4o
Greatet sticrillee sale of Fine iiliiiinery
over had in the west. Come early and get . -
choice S
821 SOUl'S ! ia's' lIST.
EDUCATIONAL.
Brownell flail 'p '
Opens Sept. 19th , 1SS8.
'
Boarding and Day School for Gina
Under the direction of Itt , flair. George
Worthington , S. T. D. , LB. D. Primary ,
preparatory and collegiate courses. CoIn-
lietent corps of teachers. Modern , moth.
ode and every advantage oered. Strict
attentIon paid to the imioral , mental and
physical well being of the students. Diplo-
mae conferred. } 'reparos for all colleges
open to women. Special courses In High.
er English , Sciences , Ancient. and Modern
Languages , Music and Art , t'arin mod-
crate. Building repaIred and In eXcellent
order. Sanitary plumbing. Satisfactory
steam heating.
I'aronts anti 'guardianm desiring to enter
pupils will Please SOOth for catalogue , or
apply personally to
Mr's. L .R. Upton , Prin.
Brown ll Hall , Omaha. Nab ,
St. Mary's Acadcy
rudr ( I. . mareutla , of t. smt. , , .r U , . mioly Cais
( One mlio wett of botre 11am. tJnlversitt. )
87th Rtitn0 11th , 1505. ' ,
openS Sup 1'ropsrjtoyj'
Aca'leznI9 Anti , ltdyancud Cout' , . , , . ColIc'kto iThgreo
coaferrod , ) VCI7 4.mvtntago In ( tm.lc , Art
Ltnguagle. Location unurpa.od. Orourd , situa.
SPte , mi or ctnIoue aply to Dlrectreu. oftheArdmy ,
ST.MAiiS&uA1LAIi , IotroBsmor. 0. . IndIana.
' _ _
t. Catherine's
Academy ' . j
18th and Cass Streets ,
WILL BE O11EN
As a Guest House for Ladies
during the mouths of July
(111(1 ( August.
.5 MI J. BENSON
, 210-12 South 16th Street.
) . ' ' I ' The Price on [ very Shirt
' t , ; ' ' $ :4 : " Waist in the Store
' ; ( )1 ) , l\ Prices fi'oiii
I t ' White Duck Skirts cut fr'n ,
$1.00 to 69c. ' ' ,
' ' Duck Skjrts , handsomely embroidered with -
Spanish Flounce , cut from $ G,50 to s4.50 ; 4.75
cii't to $3,25 ,
'
' Plain Linen Skirts-Linen color-wHit Spanish
Flounce , cut froni s3. $5 to s2. 25.
Pi'ices cut 011 aU Linen and Colored Summer
Underskii'ts ,
'
Prices cut on all our Colored Silk Waists ,
pec1a1 aJe of Sp'achtel Einbi'oidered Centers ,
141111011 Cloths , Sideboard Covers , Pillow 'Shams , ' -
. etc.
,
Captain Clark of the Oregon IsSick and Coming Home1
Our Prices on Drtigs
Bee ? , Iron auth \ 'i'inoVl'etb . . , . . . , , , . , . 75c Carlsbad Sprudel Salt . , , . . , . , . , . . . , . , . 85e
Ilepey's Fragrant Cream , , , , , , . , . , , , , 20c Hood's Sarsaparilla , . , , , . . , . . , , , . , , , , , . 75o
llobb'a Asparagus Pills , . , . , , . , . , , , , , , , 40c Jayimea' Eapoctorant . , , . , , , , , , , , . , , . . , , 76o
Karl's Clover Root , . . , , , 20c Icoimimedy's Medical Discovery , . , , , , , , , 11,25
I.axattve Brome Quinine , , , , . . . , , , , . , . , lIe Moehler's Cod Liver , , , . , , . . , , , , , , , , 65o
iiilemm' Itomedies . , , . , , . , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , SOc l'iso's Cute , . . . , , . . , . 20a
I'ierco's I'iils , , , , , , , , , , . . , , . . , . , , , , . , , ' 200 I'lvrce'ms Golden Medical Discovery , . , , . 7c
Pierce's Favorite Prescription , , , , , , , , , 75cS'arner's Sate Cure , , . , . , , , . , , . , , . , , , , . DOe
Rubifoarn , . , , , , , , , , , , . . . , , , . , , , . , , . , , , 20e I'owdur , . , . , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
Pears' Unacentod Soap . , , , , , , , , . . , , , , , , 12c ShIiohi' Conumption Cure , . , . . , , . , . , . , ZOo
Steam's Wino Cod Liver Oil , . , , . , , , , . 75c Bcptt'sErnuision . , . , . , , , , , , , , , , , . , , , , . 40o
Plato Glass , White Loath , Linseed Qll , at manufacturers' imrices.'o ' : , the
Patton Suit Proof l'aitmts and soil ( heat at popular prices. Every package' fully , 'gutiran-
teen. If they don't suit you bring back the can and got your money ,
J. A. FULLER & Co. ,
Cut Price Druggists. 14th aiid Douglas Sts.
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