THE OMAHA DATLT BETS : Sin * DAT , JU E 4 , 1800.
MOST REMARKABLE SPECIAL SALES TOMORROW AT
16th and Douglas
Men's fine balbriggan 100 do/on's men's whlto
l.iuiml red Hlilrts ,
Underwear
gan men's puft bosom fancy 29c
and fancy Btrlpod sum- ( wliltoshirt&t men's color-
rnor underwear , worth up oil bosom white laun
to a dollar , go nt , dered shirts , tfo at
PROPRIETORS.
100.000 yards high grade Incc and embroid The Most Popular
ery This lot comes from n New York
Importer , for which wo paid about one-third
Special Sale the cost of Import , Thcso high grade Inces
Paris corded novelty silk nnd embroideries will bo sold nt
and fancy taffeta silk in new $2,00 Dress Goods at 69c Yard. For tomorrow only we make a most remarkable offering of all kinds of carpets and straw He , 3ic , 5c nnd lOc yd.
checks , b tripes , plaids and All the 45-inch Algerian mattings. Through a fortunate circumstance we were enabled to buy lace The , black lot will nnd contain cream allk linen luce lace nnd , oriental torchon
novelty effect. These lace , nil styles nnd nil widths , also vnlcn-
silks in all the latest combi
are especially adapt nations of colors silks WORTH CARPETSfa. 40c ON THE DOLLAR nnd clennos Insertion lace , wldo In the nnd finest narrow nainsook embroidery , jaco
ed for ladies' waists and , pure , . net ami Swiss , all go at
shirt in silk waists dopt. , at worth G9o yd 81.23 , hi tans and grays , so stylish OF lie , 3ic , 5c and lOc yd.
now , in check and plaids. All We offer tliem for tIie first , time. Big Bargains in Hosiery.
the now shades in summer
Black China Silk , Immense lot of Indies' fast black nnd tan Department in Omaha
weight crepon , all 25 of union hose , full seamless , full length , fine gauge ,
Never before have we been 20 patterns of strictly allwool _ , We offer over 100 patterns of patterns ingraii nil sizes , worth IBc ,
of these goods are BO at , pair ( All the new things anil all the new novelties
able to offer such exceptionally very heavy the best velvet Moquette and carpet , part
actually worth $2 yd. , on , wool and Misses' , children's and boys' heavy nnd ties are laid on our counters. Special Wash
ally good quality of black sale in dross goods depart ingrain carpet 7 Axminster with very medium weight , rlbhod , fast black nnd tan Cooils ! offerings tomorrow.
carpet or
, hose , full ,
mon t at OIc ) yard heavy at seamless nil sizes ,
China silk at such pet , the regu , go at , pair
remarkably low lar G5c to 75c 7J without border , all absolutely 19c yard Ladles' extra flno quality Imported fast Over 100 pieces fancy corded
prices , 85c yd , in $2.50 black Mohair crepons , quality , J new patterns at 860 yard. worth 50c black and nnd French tan hose llslo In thread. the finest In plain mace black cotton , ctrlped n 35c fabric , plaid , wo and offer checked tomorrow Uatleto at. , . . I5C
for yard. . . . drop stitched and all fancy colors , worth
silk department. . in all the new blister effects ; , 75c , go at One big stack now fancy Lawns
these are the most popular 15c and 25c nnd Dimities , In polka dot and IOC
25 rolls of Tapestry Brussels , The best grade wire wldo striped effects , at lOc yard
Imported Grenadines , summer fabrics for separate n good heavy tapestry brussels - Specials in Underwear-
skirts , so much worn this season , at Ono big counter all new wldo
and
of black go
100 pieces two pricus , 31.25 nnd $1.50 yard. wool faced sels carpet , 7 EDO dozen misses' nnd children's underwear striped fancy Lawns , every pattern
wear , jersey ribbed , made with button hole
coloredstrip tern , absolutely now and never before
I5C
fancy , better
quality no stitched necks and arm Jiocs !
ed grenadines , in $1.25 and $1.50 at 30c , brussels at 7J go at , each , fore shown In Omaha , go at 15o yd. . . .
all the now patterns , Two bargain tables with Immense lots of Ono big ntack ot heavy "Welt
ualo yard Most of them are regularly any price , wo offer ladles' summer Jersey ribbed vests , Ulche-
double width , on Piques , worth 35c yard , for tomorrow I9C
J fer it as long as J llou ribbed , in whlto aud . also fancy
ccrue.
at OSc yard Silk mouRseline do soie and sold at $1.10 to $1.40 yard. it lasts at 69c yard each colors , worth 23c , rill go at , row only
$2,00 , Silks , 59c , silk gauze do soie , these are For choice of about six patterns only of the best grade 100 dozen ladles' sponged crocheted silk , Jersey necks ribbed Omaha Wo show of fine the Whlto biggest Goods line , India In 35c
vestB with silk
under
Hundreds of now styles all new goods in plain black Body Brussels Carpet , as long as it lasts at 49c yard. bed nnd nrm boles , In black and all fancy Col Linen , nt 7'c , 3c , IBc , 19c , 25c and.
in taffeta silk , now foulards and colors , beautiful ors , worth $1.00 , go at ,
each Swlea Mulls for graduating
ards for entire costumes ,
black silk , satin ctucbosso ful fabrics for summer ALL THE STRAW MATTING GOES IN TWO LOTS. In Two mnco cases cotton ladles' and high llslo Hutshcil grnrlo union , high suits and Dresses , nt yard , 15c , 25c , 35c , 75c
GOo and 75c
in evening shades , all go mer wear , and actually low necks , long nnd short sleeves , all
in one largo assortment on worth 7Gc yard. , on bar All the finest handsomely silk trimmed around neck and 75cte
bargain square at 50c. . . . gain square at 29c yard. . . All the Straw Matting quality arm holes , worth , $1.00 , English Long
all go at , suit Cloth from 7Vc yard te
7 Japanese Matting in fancy 7
that generally sells at 15c up
Umbrellas and Parasols-
Table Heavy Twilled Indigo blue Lonsclala and -
Oilcloth , Shirting , Prints , Fruit of Loom patterns and inlaid designs ,
yards wide , the 20o kind , worth Sc , Muslin , worth 7Hc , and 19c yard , good heavy grades , 7J the regular price of which is 7J natural Ono big wood lot of handles fast , black in 24 umbrellas and with " For tomorrow only , 100 pieces of
flno quality regular lOc grade fancy .3lc
, , each
it lasts 26-Incb nt
we offer as long as J 35c to 50c , wo oiler as long as it lasts J - Many go hundreds ot heavy twilled English Lawn , as long as It lasts at , yard. . . .
at 9c yard at lOoyard serge , pln4n and twilled glo'rla silk um-
jrellas , high polished natural wood bandies 1,000 pieces 38-Inch wldo Windsor
Apron check American light color Fringed Hemmed nnd ninny styles of fancy handles , go on Percale , regular 15o kind , Monday
Gingham , or Shirting Linen Billow Shams , bargain squares at , each
,
only
day yard
REMARKABLE RUG BARGAINS.
worth CHc , Prints , Doylies , worth lOc , . 69c and 98c
1C Each Each We will sell all the 30x All the largo size 30x72 AH the high class silk serge , guaranteed 100 pieces -10-Inch wldo Lawn , flno
sheer quality , others would call it
best grade Smyrna and altetas. satm do chone , Ihe best quality
GO Smyrna , Moquette & Smith's of umbrellas , madeup In nil tbo latest novelties a bargain at 15c yard ; wo offer It
Moquette Rugs ,
, and
handles 26
elties with plain and faliey .
Curtain Poles , All linen Ready-mado All kinds pure Wilton Hugs , that generally the wholesale price of 2S Inch , go at $1.25. $1.40 , $1 OS and $2.30 , tomorrow as long as it lasts at yd.
complete with Crash Roller Towels , Linen Toweling , which it ) S3.50. and they ivory one guaranteed and worth In the reg-
trlmmlncs. worth Toweling , worth BOo , worth 15c , erally sell ut $3.00 each , genorallj retail at S3.00 , ilar way up to $5.00. One big stack of remnants ot all
25c , 1,000 children's plain and fancy parasols ,
kinds White Goods , worth from 15o 6k
as long as they last wo offer thorn tomorrow as many styles and patterns , all go In | Oc . . .
,
15C Each long as they last at 82.50 mo lot at , each * vrw to 35c yard go tomorrow at , yard.
tomorrow at each tables of summer corsets , 100
Two bargain pieces slightly Imperfect Dotted
made of good quality of not , per- lOrI I Swiss , tomorrow at
Hemmed Glass Extra fine quality 36c-lnch wide ect fitting , go at , each iw |
Two yards Towels' ' , black Henrietta Lawn , SPECIAL LACE CURTAIN OFFERINGS. Co yard
| ! wldo worth 74c , Sateen , the 15c kind worth 12',4c , . All ttoo odd lots of summer corsets , In all
Table Linen , / nnd sizes , best quality of CO pieces sheer
engtte 2Oc very Organdy ,
Wo offer about 800 pair of the in Low Priced Lace Curtains " , , . each * * w
Yd. Special Bargain , "tots worth 75c go at. regular 15c kind tomorrow .8ie
29c Yd. Each Yd. finest quality Brussels effect , Nottingham Lace Curtains at BOO pair ladles' medium nnd extra heavy at , yard .
Nottingham , heavy Guipure ersey silk mitts In all sizes , worth as high
Very short remnants effect , fancy plain center llsh is BOc , go at , pair , 1,000 Dress Patterns , 10 yards In
Turkish "Wash 36-Inch lonp Full size Nottingham All kinds of net , Irish point , tambour and lOc and 19c each pattern , new spring wash 39o
ROES , hemmed and Turkish Towels , ham Lace Cur Unbleached other high class curtains , goods , at 39o for entire pattern. . . .
taped , worth lOc , worth 15c , tains , worth 75c , Muslin , . . Many thousand yards ot plain nnd fancy
worth from $5.00 to S7.50 , : olored , silk finished skirting. In two , three All the new spring Prints ,
2c 5C Each go at $2.08 pair nd five yard lengths , at lining department , full pieces , no rem'nants- - *
Every one worth double. regular ard price , 25o go at at 2l4c yard
TOMORROW YOU GET THE CHOICE OF THE ENTIRE $1.50 BOYS' ' WOOL SUITS at 49c , " 1
$60,000 WHOLESALE CLOTHING STOCK Boys' fancy vestee
, suits and double
of Strauss , Glaser & Co , , ( wlio ratirs from business ) Chicago. 1113. breasted casslmere
A.T 4O OE1NTS ON THE , DOLLAR. knee pant suits-
You get . the newest up-to-dato ready-to-wear clothing , for men and boys , splendidly made , artistically de aizo 3 to 14 years All New Styles All Fine Sewed
signed , faultlessly fitting , properly lined , every garment absolutely perfect la every detail , at LESS THAN
COST OF THE BAUE CLOTH. $2,50 $ BOYS' ' SUITS at 85c , New Designs Flexible Soles ,
$250 for Men's ' $6 $3.98 for men's ' 7-90 for men's ' $15 $9-98 for men's ' $20 Boys' navy blue New Tan Shades Vici Kid Uppers
all wool suits $7-50 suits all wool suits silk lined suits- embroidered vestee New Lasts and hind
suita , and light nnd dark every
All the very finest and
Men's flno cool cassi- Men's all wool cassl- Men's fancy worsted easslmoro and cheviot Plain and
highest priced suits from Fancy of heel
double breasted suits , ,
mere suits nnd nobby mere suits , nobby Scotch suits , 'black ' nnd mixed this purchase , lined with
clay worsted suits , neat the best grades of silk ' Cloth & silk tops .
cheviot suits , good BOYS'SUITS at $1,98 $ , .Every width.
fancy mixture suits , black worsted Scotch and natty tweed and satin , in fancy wor $5,00 $
all around business suits , sted cutaway suits , and fancy casslmoro suits , steds worsteds and , English imported tweeds clay , suits All the in this boys' purchase finest , Tomorrow we place on sale 60 different new styles of ladies' oxford ties , in black and tan
well cut nnd well made , carefully made , and far toluo serge suits , latest etc. , equal In every re including fancy vostoo vici kid leather with all the new scroll patterns in the uppers in plain kid toppings and
positively regular $6 suits , superior to anything ever . style , finest at quality , tomorrow made spect garment to a custom tailor suits suits , , double all sizes breasted 3 to 16 silk vesting tops. These are a lot of line oxfords that were made to sell at § 2.25 to § 5.00 a
go on sale tomorrow nt offered at such a price. years , go at pair but we are able to sell them at
$6 $ YOUNG MEN'S ' SUITS at $2.50 , § 0
All the boys' and young men's long pant . ,
suits in wool ,
cassimoro and
cheviots fancy ISSES SHOES and SLIPPERS
in sizes 13 to 19
years , go at Tomorrow we show all the new styles in misses' and child's summer footwear in black
5c and tan in high shoes and in every color of the rainbow in Strap Sandals Prices from 50o
BOYS' from this KNEE purchase PANTS , to $2.00 only new stylish , good shoes and slippers at Boston Store , Omaha.
SPAIN'S ' NOTED REPUBLICAN
Dramatic Oareer and Personal EeminiBoencea
of the Lata Senor Oastelar.
FAMOUS ORATOR , WRITER AND STATESMAN
KovcIUt at 17 , I'rofcMor lit 25 , Hilltor
ut ! > - , 1'renltluiit < > ' Hiuilu at
11 1IU Conduct in the
AlValr.
rrhcre is probably no man In this country
o well qualltlotl to describe the clmractnr
and personality ot Scuor Castelar , the dead
leader ot thu republican party In Spain , as
Dr. Henry II. Field. A personal acquaint
ance 'begun ' many years ago was kept up by
a long correspoudenco. Dr. Fluid loved tbe
great Spaniard OB a man alul admired blot
aa a statesman. Ho regards Castelar us one
of ibe great men ot tbo generation and says
ot him :
"My acquaintance with Castelar began
niter his second return to Spain , -nhen lie
twos a member of tbo Cortes from Madrid.
My first vlow of htm was disappointing aud
Ibe bad not the grand figure which wo are
accustomed to associate with a grated orator.
( Ho was short , thick set and broad-
ehouldered , with the nock and breast of a
bull. He was bald and his domo-llhu head
Boomed massive In Us proportions. His
voice was low and pleasant , his manners
deliberate.
"This was the orator In repose , but when
etlrrcd to the depths of feeling In a great
epe ch bo made a different Impression. I
beard htm make such a speech In Decem
ber , 1884 , after the revolt of that year , of
which ho liad disapproved. Ho bad been
accused < by the monarchists of supporting
tbe robolllofa and by his own nssoctateb ot
lukewarinness In falling to support it. He
made this speech to explain his position.
"I shall never forget the Impression he
cnado then. As the tire kindled within him
bis voice rose. The 'words came faster and
faster till ( be stream became a torrent and
the breeze swelled to the war of a tempest.
His gestures answered to his voice , his
right arm quivering as though with elec
tricity pointed wherever ho willed that the
lightning should strike. Ho would clasp his
bands or double his lists , ralso them above
his head and then throw them violently
out In front of him as though he had taken
a red-hot ball out of his fiery brain to dash
It In the face of his onemles. t
'Mils oratory -was not all thunder ated
lightning. There wore flashes of wit ,
touches of pathos and strains of humor.
With the hand of a master ha touched
every note In the scale of human feeling.
I understood Spanish , but Imperfectly , yet
I was never more moved by any speech In
my life. It was Impossible not to feel the
power and enthusiasm of the man behind
the words. It was n human linger that
touched us as well as a human voice that
thrilled us.
"As a talker Castolar was no less gifted
than as a speaker. He was ono of the most
brilliant conversationalists I ever met and I
recall many pleasant hours passed In his
very modest Madrid house when ho ran on
from ono subject to another books , art ,
music , literature , history , men , nations
every topic that can attract the Intellectual
man.
Ailviii'iidiif I.llx'rty ,
"The first tlmo I mot him ho spoke In
eloquent terms of his admiration for our
own country. From this the talk ranged
naturally to the cause of liberty and Its
advancement In all parts of the world , As
ho talked on and on he became more en
thusiastic nnd kept moving closer to me
as wo sat together on a divan , and finally
ho took hold of the lapel of my coat , at
the climax of some point ho had been lead-
tnff up to , and shook mo violently as th-ugh
to force tbo truth home to me In such a
way that I could never forgot It ,
"Similarly In walking along the street I
have Known him < o pause and deliver a
regular speech , with all the Inflections and
gestures that he employed In the chamber ,
It was simply the Innate enthusiasm of the
man which carried him entirely out ot
himself. That was the basis of his wonder
ful power aa an orator.
"Castelar was 'born ' at Cadlt In 1832 Ho
camu naturally by his liberal principles.
His father had been forced to leave tbe
country to escape a sentence of death for
participating In liberal movements. Like
Canovas , Sagasta and Costello , this youth ,
who was to become the tribune of the
people , hod to make bis own way In the
world. Ho early displayed his Intellectual
powers , and by the tlmo bo was 18 had
written two novels. Then , with what as
sistance his relatives were able to give
him and his own earnings from journalistic
writing , ho was able to go to the University
of 'Madrid. '
"Tho young man prepared himself for an
educational career. Soon after ho bo < l fin
ished his work as a student an examination
was hold to nil the professorship of history
and philosophy In the university. He car
ried off the prlzo over the beads of all his
older competitors and became a full-fledged
professor la one ot the oldest universities
In Europe at the age of 25 ,
"Uke almost every change In his career ,
Castelar'e flret appearance in public life was
made under dramatic circumstances. Ho
hud gone to attend a liberal meeting In the
Theater del Orlente. At that time he had
never made a speech In his life , did not
know that bo could make one. But , as the
meeting progressed , bo became BO excited
that he rushed to the tribune and delivered
an address which sent the audience wild
with enthusiasm.
"That event made Castelar a well known
man , and , moro Important , It revealed him
to hlmaelf. It led to his employment on the
most important liberal paper \MadrJd. \ . Two
years later ho founded a paper of his own ,
La Uemocracla.
"Iy his speeches and writings Castelar
helped to bring about the revolution of 1S66.
When that failed his paper was euppressed
aud he was condemned to death. He re
ceived warning , however , In tlmo to escape
Into Switzerland , Two years later he re
turned to become the leader of the repub
lican party ,
"T\\o other young leaders who have since
played Important parts In their country's
history were Included under the eirao ban
\ \ ttb Castelar , They were Sagasta - aud
Martoe. In one of the meat powerful
upecchea he ever made I heard Castelar
refer to this fact , nnd bo pointed out as
ehowlng tbe progress of liberal principles
that Senor Sagasta was at that moment the
*
prime minister of the country ,
"Castelar became president when the re
public was already doomed. If any man
could have saved It he would have done so.
Ho did save the country from civil nnd
foreign war and prevented It from being
torn to pieces before bo was a second time
driven Into exile by the placing of Alfonso
XII on tbe throne ,
"Though Castelnr was a thorough-going
republican , he was never a plotter or ex
tremist. He would never consent to turn
bis country's difficulties to party advantages.
There was an example of this In the recent
war. Twenty thousand republicans signed
an address pledging him their support If ho
would declare a republic. Castelar's
answer was to go Into the Cortca and take
the oath among tbe monarchists.
"Castelar's studies as well as his earlier
exporlencea had convinced him that no re
public could stand until the people had
mastered the principles of liberty and free
dom. As he said to me once , ho believed
that tbo republic would come , not only In
Spain , but nil over Europe , 'nut , ' he added ,
'It will come by evolution not by revolu
tion. '
Popular Oovernmciit.
"His formula for popular government
was : 'Educate the people , give them uni
versal suffrage ; then let them decide for
themselves a slow , but sure process , '
"Americans especially may Join with the
people of Spain In mourning the loss of tbe
great statesman. For American Institutions
nnd for the American people Castelar always
had the greatest regard nnd warmest ad
miration. He spoke of It as tbe 'great
country , ' "the land of freedom , " "tho
champion of peace. ' He was ono of the
best Informed men In Europe on the his
tory of Institutions of the United States. I
'have heard him speak with a great longing ,
as though It was ono of the dreams of his
life , of his wish to visit our country and
to see for himself and face to face the
people who had wrought out such a great
work In the western continent.
"Once in his life Castelar was Instrumen
tal In averting war between bin country and
the United States , That was In 1874 , when
he was president of Spain and minister of
foreign affairs , The ship Ylrglnlus was
taken off the coast of Cuba whllo conveying
a party of American filibusters to the Island ,
Some of these were summarily executed
by the Spanish authorities. Those of us who
have passed middle age remember well what
an uproar the affair caused. The news
papers denounced the outrage. Public
speakers clamored for war. General
Sickle's , the American minister to Spain , was
ready to demand his passports.
"In Spain the feeling was scarcely less
Intense. Tbo { Americans bad been caught
In an attempt to aid tbo Cuban Insurgents
and there wna a popular demand that they
should suffer for It. Every ono of Castelar's
ministers held this attitude , but neither
clamor nor Influence caused him to lose his
head. Ho promptly disavowed the act of
Uio Spanish commander and ordered that
full reparation bo mado. This act , coming
at a critical moment and braving popular
disapproval , entitles Castelar to recognition
ns a deserving statesman who had his coun
try's welfare , rather than his own popu
larity , at heart.
"Castelar < was a statesman In all his
acts , In nothing the demagogue. Ho loved
liberty nnd desired It , not for his country
alone , ibut for the oppressed of every land
and ell mo. His mind was broad , his mo
tives pure and his character upright. After
a life spent In the public service and hav
ing1 had at ono time all tbo resources of tbo
government in his hands ho died a poor
man. "
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refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sal *
by Kubn & Co ,
TOM ) OUT Oli1 COUHT.
A correspondent of Law Notes , writing
from Virginia , gives us the following Jury
story ; In a prosecution for horse stealing
tried l < a Bedford county , Va. , Just after
tbe war , the evidence was conflicting , and ,
ns usual , the attorney for the prisoner ob
tained from the court an Instruction that
the prisoner was entitled to the benefit of
every reasonable doubt. The Jury retired ,
and after they had b en out about two
ho urn the dinner hour arrived. The Judge
sent the sheriff to ask if tbe Jury were
likely to egree. The answer came , "Yes. "
Tbe court waited utotll 3 o'clock la tbo
afternoon , and again sent word to know
If the Jury were likely to agree. Again
an affirmative answer came back. Sup
per time came , nnd no Jury , Once moro
the sheriff made his pilgrimage to the Jury
room and returned with the same answer.
Lights were procured , and about 0 o'clock
the jury filed In with their verdict , which
the court read solemnly : "Wo , the Jury ,
flnd the defendant not guilty 'by ' a d n
tight squeeze. " Upon the first ballot the
Jury had agreed to "not guilty , " .but ono
Juror hung the- Jury nearly twelve hours on
the "d n tight squeeze" addendum.
A correspondent of the same paper writes
from Fort Worth , Tex. : "My flrst case In
Toxns was at the spring term of the district
court here In 1873. A republican ajDolptog
under reconstruction days was on tbo dis
trict bench , and ho know more about draw
poker than the glorious uncertiintlf.i of the
law. Ho was a scallaving ono from the ]
south , who went Qver to the other Eldo for ]
the reaves and fishes. I wes defending a' '
luckless fellow who drifted over the line
with a round table strung around with gifts ,
and with an arrow so fixed In the center that
by twirling It It would revolve and stop at
some gift or other , and by prepayment of a
quarter It could bo Induced to twirl. The
state of Texas denounced this as a game of
chance , but my contention was fiero nas no
chanceIn It , Icaomucb an the quarter WJH
certain 'before ' tbo whirligig would move ,
and there was an option in nkct what It
stopped at or let it alone , The ji'ry agreed
with tbo district attorney , nrd a line was
tbe result. In my motion for a new trial I
cited the Judge to a Texas decision which I
thought settled tbo case tor inclient. . Ills
decision In overruling my motion ran about
as followB : "That CBEC you read staggers
mu. It looks your way , to bo Hire , but I
knoned that Judge ; him and me played
poker together many times about the time
bo rendered that decision. But him and me
was much younger then than now , for It's
been a long tlmo scnce he aU It Ho has
quit his wild ways scnco then , and sa've I.
and I think he has exuei fenced n change of
heart. Better take it in anl make him tay
again , It's shore to bo tbo othe. " way now. "
Of course a witness In court ought to tell
the exact truth , relates Youth's Comapnlon ,
but eometlmca , as la this Instance , he can ,
convoy a very clear impression without
being qulto definite.
Attorney You say you saw the shots
fired ?
Witness Yes , sir.
Attorney How near were you to the
scene of tbo affray ?
Wlfncss When tbe flrst shot was fired ,
ten feet ifrom the shooter.
Attorney Ten feet. Well , now , tell the
court where you were when the second ehot
was fired ,
Witness I didn't measure the distance.
Attorney Speaking approximately , how
far should you wiy ?
Witness Well , It approximated to half a
anile.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure completely digests
food within tto : stomach and Intestines and
renders all classes of food capable of being
assimilated nnd converted Into strength giv
ing and tissue building substances.
It was reported at the recent southern Bap-
tlbt convention that there are In the couth
JriSC,700vhlto Baptist nnd 1,561,030 Coloiod
Baptists , making a total of 3,147,333. In
other states there are 1OOGCS2.
Popular Method Undertaken to Con
vince Hardened Skeptics.
Ho many people honestly belloro there li no
euro for rheumatism , that ono of our well
known druggists will giro an ay f rco a trial package -
ago of 0 lor la Tonic nnd let the suflorer make a
good , fair test of the remedy. The'would Ilka
to meet the hardened skeptics who hnvo "tried
uterytlilngand failed. " Ttiofrcotrlalwlllaiiuio
such kiillerers that n remedy has been discover-
sd that cures co-called hopeless cases. Gloria
Tonic cured an old gentleman at I.yon , Mo. , at
the ago of 8' ' , after haiiiiK mftorod for 42 yean ,
This famous remedy Is cold at $1.00 a package
or nonu dollar packages for fsw ,
K > cn the frcu trial will nho you relief and a
cure h certain lo follow , 'I bu name ot tbo rem
edy. Cilorla Tonic Is sii'Kcstl\u ( of the ulorloui
relict It liriniik and l cndoncd by phyelclani
1'oslthely no tamplcs will lie Kheii to children
or an ) one el > o that is not an actual sufterer from
rheumatism ,
The ( rue packages are being given away by
Kuhn & Co. . mil and Douglas. Street * .
