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19c Handkerchiefs 74c
Mon's and Indies1 lumd em
broidered Initial liandkercliiciV
fine Hheor cotton ml
and Irish linen 19c iP
values for . ft iVJ
15c Handkerchiefs 34c-5c
1000 dozen extra line hand
NP5IS&50NS
kerchiefs, neatly hemstitched,
"J 111 IIICU n. Htll,
3ic-5c
all widths of
horns, iti while t&
colored borders,
worth loo, at ....
Wonderful Sale of Shirt Waists
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ifestii fo.-.. 25c
These are all the odds and
ends in shirt waists, all sizes,
percale, gingham, e c waists
of which there are only one
or two of a kind, and in order
to close them out quick, they
will go at in basement
25c
These waists are all up-to-date styles, in fact they are from
the leading Broadway New York City shirt waist manufacturer,
every one is tailor-made. In this immense assortment you will find many made of
the finest imported Anderson gingham, lino lawns, zepher percale, etc.
SLot 2
S2 Shirt
50c
These are strictly tailored
waists made from the best
Anderson imported gingham,
and you will readily recognize
them as the Broadway New
York Tailored Shirt Waist
maker's name is in every oue,
his price was $2, on sale at
50c
Millinery Prices Cut Deep j
They go in four big lots. JP? l- JW
Lot 3
Finest
Shirt
Waists ..
75c
An especially fine lot of
shirt waists in lawns trimmed
with embroidery and insertion
shirred, tucked and corded,
percale waists with French
backs, new collars and cuffs,
all on sale on main iloor at
75c
Lot 4
Finest
Shirt
Wulsts ....
98c
All the new desirable shirt
waists, many extreme novel
ties in this lot, in lawns, dimi
ties, percales, etc. on sale on
second floor at
98c
Pattern Hats at $2, $5, $7.50
Thoo lots go on anlo Saturday comorlslng
tho very finest pattern hats in stock. Prices
have been cut with a view of cleaning them out
quickly Its an opportunity that seldom como
tako au vantage of it.
LOT 1 About 1100 trimmed
hats marked $3, ti and S3
nil cut to
LOT 2 Nearly 100 choice pattern hats, includ
ing whito and black for mid -summer wear,
marked to soil at SJU, 812,
915 nnd 18-choico of
tho lot ut
LOT ;i 200 imported pattern
hats marked S20 and $2., wo
have cut this lot to
Choice of any Uenily-to-Wcar Hat in stock atoOc.
Untrlmracd hats choice shapes in navy, brown, tan and yello- A f
marked from Sl.oOand 2.!tS to HtJK
Sailors Two Specials Saturday
Choico of our tino split
Btrnw, rough .Tap sailors, QQp
$2.00
ttcrn hats, includ-
nio -summer wear,
$5.00
$7.50
35c
f8lnd tl.'Xt sailors in
rough braid, white or
colors, cut to
FI.OWKKS! FLOWERS!!
10,000 bunches of imported
ilowors worth from "jo-$l.f0 Of
bunch, on salo Saturday at.. -V
marked $2 and $2.50 for
KASKMF.NT SPECIAL
100 choico trimmed hats
vorth $4 nnd $5, goon '7'
salo Saturday at - -w
Reduction in Wash Dresses and Skirts I
Having purchased the sample line of summer dresses from a New
York manufacturer, we will place on sale Saturday some extraordinary
bargains. These dresses eo in three lots.
$10 White Lawn Dresses $1.98
Lot 1 includes open work white lawn dresses
trimmed with narrow vel
vet ribbon and silk ribbon they
are worth up to $10 tho entire
summer suit Saturday at
Lot 2-
$15 Pique Suits for $3.98
-Includes pique suits trimmed with
4X1 -fl insertion and embroidery (Tj fv
rpl.yO -vrorth$16.00. on Bale O.fiD
Umbrella and Parasol Sale
$4.00 All Silk Parasols at $1.59
650 fancy parasols just received another lot of
high class novelty all silk parasols made up in
the very best styles, in all colors, including black
and white, handsomely trimmed lth silk braid,
chenille, large bow knot clTects, also narrow and
wide silk ruIHe9, worth regular flj"! Cf A
$.'t.50 and .4.00, go on bargain I . 7j
-1
counter nt.
Big lot of fancy silk parasols, all col
ors, worth up to 82.60 each in
this salo choice
98c
$25.00 Organdy and Lawn Dresses and Silk Costumes $10.00
Lot 3--Includes all the white organdy dresses
$10.00
-elaborately trimmed, figured lawn dresses, crin&'ham dresses.
In this lot we will also include 10 china and foulard silk cos
tumesmany worth up to 825, all go" in this salo at
$10.00
$2.00 Duck Skirts 59c
Fine duck, pique and crash skirts, some braid
trimmed, with box and inverted
plait backs worth up to
$2.00, go at
I cuuic uiaiu
59c
French Duck Skirts 98c
Lxtra fine h rench duck, pique, crash and
denim wash skirts, trimmed with
braid and applique, box and in
verted plait backs, all go at
1 W a. A 1. S- A V4
98c
11c
100 novelty parasols, many stylos that have never been shown before in
Omaha, luado of tho llnest silks in blacks, whito nnd combination colors
;riV,pto!::th.l.3..$2.50, $3.98, $4.98
Special liargains in Children's Parasols 500 children's
fancy parasols in all colons, go at
1,000 modlum size fancy parasols in Hundreds of fino ftllk parasols for
almost every stylo, suitable QC misses' and children, worth On
foi' mUseB and children Up to 31, in this salo at.... 4 VC
goat 1
Large bargain counter with big lots of Umbrellas for ladies' and
men. Gloria silk, taffeta silk and silk serge umbrellas, with many styles
ST" 98c, $1.39,$1.69, $2.50
Lace Curtains
10,000 pair high grade
nottingham laco cur- f (
tains worth $l.i5 each, 9
go at each
Thosj aro subject to sligh t imper
fections. 10,000 yards of lace cur
tain, not in all widths w'rth X
up to :i5c yd will soil it Sat- J
urday for yard
Ono big lot of Irish point, Hrussells
not, Guipure, Swiss nnd real laco
curtain cornors. Thoso aro up to
one nnd three quarters ynnW long and
Mtltnblo for snmll winnows, tisitl doors
nnd sash rurtulii!.. In full A C
lfiiKtli tilt so would be w'rtli uuiJC
to wo offer Sni urday. oarfi s w
Ono big tablo nf dotted drapery swlsa,
45 Inchm wide, worth up to 35c yard,
but slightly mussed, wo
offer It for Saturday ut 2uv
nrabs extfimlon sash rods
worth lrK' -Ko Saturday
nt, each
Kanoy lmiu door nnd sash -v
rods k at. 1 I IC
each ,vw
.arco brass extension eurtal -4
rods, with fancy oorrlcatt'd I
ends, wyrth V, bo it
White enamel cottnee poles
wljh fancy lirnss ends. C
worth fA;, this i-alp at
5c
Big Hosiery Bargains
2 SO dozen ladies',
misses', children's,
men's fast black, tan
and fancy colored hosiorv,
made full seamless, all
pl.es, plain and heavv
ribbed, worth "f 11
np to 20c, in of
this salo at ....
350 do., ladies' fast
blnck full seamloss, rogular mudo
hosiery In drop stitch, laco olTect,
nnd tino maco c tton with
double solos, spliced heels, I C
w'th up to .'lac, in this salo " w
150 doz. ladies' fine
imported French
lisle thread hosiery, plain
it drop stitched, fast black
and fancy colors, worth up
to 75c in this G5k
sale at 5C
Children's, girls' and
boys' fast black, ex
tra fine and heavy ribbed,
faucy plaids and striped - gj
hoslory. all sizos, worth
ud to 35c, in this salo at. .
Notion Bargains
1.M0 bolts of all .'Ilk Taffet
Ulndlnc, worth loo, so at.
Inl
Lfrrt bolts of fancy Finishing
six yards In a bolt -
each
Seamless Stockinet Dress
Shields worth SV. pair ,
LUIo Garter Klastfc-
worth 15c yard
Brook's Crochet rotton
ball
H B. Turkey Ueil Marklnir
Cotton 3 eardjt for
Tiger Darning Cotton
r. cunls for
l.f0 Horn Hair Pins
e ieh
Mercerized Crochet Cotton
ball Standard Machine Thread
spool 500-yarrt Hasting Cotton-spool
24c
Braid
...2ic
6c
...5c
..2c
. .1c
.2c
2c
'2hc
lc
24c
Summer Underwear Sale
3S0 doz. ladies' plain
and sleeveless undorvosts
in all rizes, all col- gj
ors, worth 16c, in
this sale at v w
Ladies' plain and
fancy lisle thread vests,
silk taped, silk crochet
trimmed, fine and wide
ribbed, laco ribbed, silk
mercerized, all lzes, many
styles, worth up to 50c, in
this salo at
H2
Ladies' lisle thread fin
ished vests, laco trimmed, all
n(zes, Including long nnd short
sleeves, whito, ecru ana mncy
e dors, worth
25c, in this snlo
at
Misses' children's and
boys' gauze underwear,
long and short slcovos, all
styles, all sizes, go on bar
gain square nt
12C
19c & 25c 10c, 12ic & 19c
Headquarter! for
Woodbury's
Facial Soap
Woodbury Fnolnl Sunp-l'nrlnl ('renin
rrevents the skin wrlnkllnfi. crinkling and
f.idliiR- -will not cu'i?e superlluous (jrowths
nf hair nnd other blemishes cures and pre
vents pimples, blackheads nnd eruptions -w
ill clear tho complexion nnd keep the skin
Jouijk and fresh. WOODBl'KY'S KAflAI.
SOAP. FACIAL CltllAM, VIOI.KT I'OW
DKIt AND DHNTAI. CRKAM, res. price,
e. our price ISc. Woodbury's Hair Tnrdc
keeps tho scalp clean and healthy, the hair
soft and Muffy-prlce 4Dc. Drug Dept.
$1.50 Kid Gloves at 59c Pair
59
300 pairs of high crade inr
nnrtd
L
gloves;
shades
real French kid
all tho leading
for summer wear.
59
This is positively tho llncat lot of gloves over offered at this prlco;
worth 81.50 a pair, only 5'Jc.
Saturday's Sale of Belts
Ladies' satin and leather lined pulley oQr
belts, perfect fitting 75c values on sale for 0"w
Ladies' patent leather combination CQr
pulley belts, tho very latest fad, only "'W
Ladies' double-faced satin pulley belts with
beautiful medallion ornaments of sil- AQc
vor and Roman gold in roso and French Gray at... .
Velvet Ribbons
lha only comploto stock of wide
and narrow v'lvot ribbons in Omaha.
Linen back velvot ribbon In all
widths frmn No. 1 to No. ti go at
per bolt 25c, 2!)c, ;J5c, !VJc, 49c,
o'Jc, (i'Jc, 75c, Sac, 98c & $1.25.
Heavy satin blnck volvst ribbon
in tho best quality, in all widths
from No. 2 up, nt yard !)c, V2ic,
15c, 19c, 25c, Uac, 39c, 40c, 59c
and 75c.
(treat special offering in white,
cream and black tutlota at yard
10c, 15c, 25c and 35c yd.
Ill the Basement
Grand special offering of narrow Rib
bon. One big tablo of all klndi ot
plain and fancy narrow nil
silk Illbbon at, yard
Ono big counter of N'os. G and 7 fancy
and plain all silk Ribbon l-i
worth 10c yard at
Ono big lot ot all silk Plain Colored
Satin Ribbon worth loc
nt yard Ov
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LEADERS m THE LOOKOUT
Hot8ingle Chinee in Hetds of Lists in
Bea's Vi ouion Contet.
CLOSE HUGGING IN NORTH NEBRASKA
Ml" I.nrlU I'nrrlnh Still I.endu Oiniihn
CrlfittlnlH villi n Stnrt of Hvit
Tni'lvr lluiulred ltti Himv
I.onu Will It I, nit f
Warned by iho sorVIiik up of the previous
day several leaders In the contest put In a
Kood supply of votes yoiterday, with the re
nin that not a single leader lost her peti
tion, some, however, having escaped merel
through thi good ntnrt they had the day
before.
In North Nebtnska the moBt striking
rhango has cotne, Mlsa Kronla Dewltt of
llrand Uland tying with the leader. Mls
Clara Mohl of West Point, while MUs
(iwendelen Taylor of lllalr enmo within only
twenty-one votes of either and Miss Jes
nlo Schrnm of Columbus and Miss Lena
Uleln of North Platto follow as dannerous
Tlvals. nnd thero aru still others to bo reck
oned on.
While. M1b I.ucllo TarrUh h.is gained a
pood start over her rivals In tho Omaha list.
H must be remembered that tho vote Is still
too low to be a afe Index as to tho out
come and It Is nioro than likely that a num
ber of dark horses aro concealed In the
Horsf ord's Acid Phosphate
For
Brain Workers.
Strengthens the exhausted nnd con
fused brain, relieves nervous head
ache, and induces refreshing sleep.
Genuine bun nm ltonsrop's on wnppcf.
lower ranks or arc perhaps not yet on the
list.
The request has several times been made
by part Ira withdrawing that their voto be
transferred to Bomo other candidate. This
wo have not done In any instance, for the
rcn?n that such a precedtnt would permit
all sorts of combinations toward the ckhe
and would hardly be just to tho leading con
testants. Votes that havt not yet been
counted may bo transferred to any favorite,
but onco voted no change can be made.
The following Is tho score up to S o'clock
p. m.. Friday, Juno 15:
l.iiellr I'urrMi. Aeti. Tel. Co . . . .:t,IM)
Kntli- Kern, DjIiiiII'n U,ll:i
May Alliee, Nnl'l. ItUt'iilt Ci
Kxtellt' Vim Horn. -li CltitliliiK
C l.S'JS
Sophia lillcr, A. I'otei'Mtin I.soo
1 ' III Criiuc, I.IiiIiikit .V .tletenir. . 1,7011
Katherlne Htlllwoll, lace cleaning 1,5'S
l'annlo Ooftiey. Armour I'kg Co 1.512
Courtney K. Pale, .Mrs. Uennn I.'.&l
Alta Ilreldpnlli.il. W. V. Stoecker 1.125
Telia MeNnlr, K. II. Te.-rlll MS
Nellie Crandall, llnyte.-' hcIiojI fi'4
Mary Pevlne, Swift and Company.... 51
Mary Malone, Neb. Clothing Co. ... M2
Kttu Reed, building Inspector, S. O.. SU
Uvu Co) ley. Couotry 1'ubllPliers' Co,. 4rtt
Mario Taylor. C Moore 31
Mary Howirs. Uoston Store 2JJ
Maud Williams, Ambrose I.. W. Co.. 22
Klslo Jletz, Pax ton hotel ati
Pearl Mngerfelt. A. V. Todd 17
Kminn Iiiman, Unston .uoro 170
Ollle Johnson, Hong Kong Tea Co.. 137
Umilo r.lson. PoBtal Tel. Co IS",
Mrs. U. Bruun. lloxton Store lltf
Ksther Slnuin, llayden Bros 1U2
Hlrd Heuly. Hoston store 101
Alfhlld Ilcndlund. Commercial club... 91
Kittle Mcilrath. Cudahy Packing Co.. SS
Hesiilo Ayer, nurse S
I.eona Charde. Sherman & McConnell S.S
Ola Warchlne, Murray hotel 77
Clara Keree, Itnm-ey A. Kerr 69
Kate Swarlzlander. public library.... t7
Kosclla Vlckery. Hoston Store 66
Lena Cox, music teacher f.5
nivln.i Howe, Dally News no
Derm llrundenberger. milliner 65
Mrs-. Klla Qidinby. i.urso U
Clara Cray, Neb. (Iruln Dealer's nss'n 41
I.ucy (J.imble, teacher 41
Nora Knu-rson, Adam express 42
Hcrtba Meyer. Thompson. Heldt-n Co 41
Jennie Chevaux. McC'-rd-Urady Co.... 37
Kate Power. M K. Smith & Co . .. as
Pantile Knutsky. Nat l lllscult Co.. la
Pearl Price. ".' M drain Co IS
Cira e Ilurrtall. Kllpjtrlck i. 16
Knitna Quick, Payne-Knox Co 14
Agnes Thomas, Air. Ilartell , II
Jennie Chevaux, .NUCord, lirudy Co. U
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Kiln Camble. Om. Furnltur Co 13
Castle Arnold, llorlst 12,
Frances T. Bueholtz, Carter Iyad
Works
Alice n. Mills. Her Grand
liilllpplna Kuuold. Kreller
Kato Ryan, teaclur
Hmma Colburn. Mci'ord-llrady Co....
Anna Owen, nurse
Ilertha Housemond. Cudahy Pkg Co..
I.oulso Weltzel, A. P. Kly & Co
Sadie Hummell, Haliluit'3
Jean McCorma, k. City Steam Laun
dry Annie Cameron, Roses Art store....
M.iuile Mack, Army Headquarters....
I.lllle Miller, Megeath's
Cora K. Cox, David Cole
Cnrrlo Kirk, Allbery Printing Co....
Maud Aers, teacher
Kthel Thompson, Kllpatrlck's
Nora R.ikir People's Store
Kiln Smith, Ilnrtford H. Ins. Co
J-nn Kramer. Clement Chase...,.
Anna Kelly, Haydn Hros
Margaret O'Dea. Harden I'ron
Dora Helmrud, Public Library
Adalcne Dohcrty. II & M
Alma I.lnddiilst. M. K. Smith
Kmma Markman. Drexel hotel
May Van Urunt, teacher
Anna Jones, Nebraska TeUnhone Co..
Hose Riley. Nat. lllscult C(
Jennie McMillan. Rennett's
draco Maxwell. Hammond Pack. Co.
Clara Holmes, Swift nnd Company....
Mary Rowley. S. O. Tel. Kxehange...
Orace Slmpsor, Klopp Rartlett & Co.
Tootsle Craves. Paxton-Gnllagher Co
Herthn Posplsll. Novak's millinery..
Mary Slmonds, Board of Kdueation..
Mary l.ucas, teacher
Cou-icll Ulnfta,
KDITII STF.VKNSON. Wctcrn Union
Mabel Adams, Bartcl & Miller
Addlo Beecroft, Boston store
Rosa Bck, John Beno & Co
Lucille Van Brunt, Hamilton's shoo
stora
Mrs. Amy Klssell. nurse
Anna L. Hutchinson, Beno & Co
F.mniH Case, Boston ntore
Cora Oretzer, teacher
Maud Bryant. Peru Plow and Imp. Co.
Kmmu Boesch. teacher
Nettle Kracht. Beno A Co
Cella Mnlqueen, Sandwich Mfg. Co.,
Anna Moore, ueno A: en 2
Kdna Wllklns. Bourlclus music house 2
Mnlo I.unkley, Stork's millinery store 2
lown.
MABEL BAKKR. Olcnwood 2.IS7
Daisy Ledwich, Harlan l,SiG
Mae Skldmore, Boone 117
t.Vvthn Nilnn. Currnll f.l
Kmmu Maxtleld. Nola
Besslo Noyes. Missouri Valley
Fannie, Deur, Missouri Valley . ...
.Muude Kvans, Sioux City . . ...
May Thorp, Glen wood
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Cora Backus, 'Walnut
Harriet Wllklns, Clinton
Grn.n Haln. Perry
I)ule nilroy, Perry
Augusta Bowker, Oienwood
Besslo Feii5ler, Missouri Valley
North XrlirnnUa.
CLARA MOHL. West Point
Florla Dfwitt, Grand Island
Gwendolen Taylor, Blair
J-shlo Schrnm, Columbus
Lena Klein. North Platto
Cella. M. Chase, Wayne
Vlrdle Welch. Papllllon
Flnrenco Howell, Grand Island
Delia Parker, Central City
Fannio Norton, Norfolk
Jennie Newton, Fremont
Ida Miller. Florence
Mae McCormaik, Blair
Anna Iong, Schuyler
Kv. Phelps. Blair
Bertha Gulou. Grand Island
Josephine Whltted, Flurence
Nettle W. Watts, Grand Island
Anna Lobnow, Norfolk
Helen Porterlkld. Fullerton
Miss Johnson, Crete
Kato Walker, Lexington
Jeanetto Pederson. Arlington
Rena Ayr, Papllllon
Kllu Vtzzard, St. Kdwards
Mlttlo Foley, Blair ....
Vlnnle Katon. Central City
Bessie Kroll. Dodge
South Xelirnnkn,
KATi: SCHMINKK, Nebraska City.
Ollle Holmes, Auburn
Antonla Kessler. Platisniouth
Catherine Marlow. Beatrice
Olga Blshoff. Nebraska City
Ida McCarl. McCook
Helen Wcleh, Lincoln
Mae Burr, Lincoln
Martha Hay ward. Nebraska City
May Reynolds, Wymoro
Nina Rosa. Lincoln
Henrietta Hollowbush. Lincoln
Graco Mosely, Ashland ,.
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tho meeting wu3 held. At tho homo of Mr. !
Ixibeck brief religious services were held,
and then tho minister entered upon an ex-
planatlon of blx course. He stated that he :'
bad no compromlso to offer In the disagree
ment between tho two factions; that so far I
aa Mrs. Mlchio Is concerned, ho will seo that
her note In paid according to tho termti a
ho understand)! them, that is, tho payment
of tho Interest every six months from the
dato ot tho note and the principal nt any
tlrao within Ave years from date. Ho ad
vlied his followers to do nothing to Incite
anger upon the part of Dr. Savldgo nnd to
go ahead with the church a though noth
ing out of tho ordinary had happened. He
utated that ho would remain in tho city as
long as "God nnd the people" would need
him and that with the co-operation ot th(no(
present ho would establish the church upon
a securo foundation. Ho will hold meetings
Sunday morning and evening at Crelghton
hall.
was short in hi accounts and that he could
not face tho disgrace. Tho letter told her
whero sho would find $55 which tho fugitive
requested turned over to the lodge. This
was done and a few days after tho disap
pearance of tho treasurer tho lodge sent tho
wife to Cheyenne, whero sho Is at present
residing with her son.
PUT UP WORTHLESS BONOS
Three More Cnp of Poller
Leniency Come tu
l.lKht.
Court
ALAB ASTI N E wtnrJrSinS
base wall cottlnr,
in 5 lb. paper packages, made randy for nss In
white and fourteen beautiful tiuts by mixing
with cold water. I' Is a cement that goa
through a process of setting, hardens with ace,
and can bo coatod and reeoatod without wathiug
off Its old coats before renawlng.
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BUCK LOCATEO IN BUFFALO
HE ADVISES INDIFFERENCE
.Mi'IutrufT SiiRKMti Hint III Follow
er Vny no Attention to the
fcnvhlKP People.
Dr. D. N. Mclnturff arrived In the- city
yesterday evening from Spokane, Wash., and
Immediately went to the home of Council
man C. O. Lobeck, where he hold a meeting
with several members of the People's church
j who bad decided to follow him.
J At the depot be was met by a number of
51 thewo ho left Dr. Savldge's church and
f I they accompanied him to the place where
MIuhIiisc Oniiihn Minister Snjx Ho Illil
.Not luiiiiv When lie Left
the City.
Rev. George J. Buck has been found.
Wednesday afternoon ho was seen In the
Young Mon's Christian amociatlon rooms at
Buffalo, N. Y., by an Omaha citizen who in
acquainted with him. Tho minister said that
he did not know when he left home and that!
bis mind was a blank until ho arrived In '
Now York; from New York he went to But-1
falo.
After the mytiterlous dlsappearanco of
Ruck It was found that he was short In his
accounts as treasurer of Idge No. IS of tho
Ancient Order of United Workmen. It was
stated yesterday by a member of this lodge
that tho guaranteo company which was upon
his bond as treasurer would not prcbecute
him and that the members of tho lodge
would Hud employment for him If he re
turns to Omaha as It Is thought he will do.
This lodge member volunteered the Informa
tion that tho money as taken by Buck to
pay for medical treatment for his wife, who
In an Invalid, He also btated that the day
Buck left his wlfo received a letter from
Council Bluffs In which he t,Uted ttut hu
Tho clerk of the police court issued mit
timuses Friday for the arrest of Edward Mc
Kenna and J. H. Kaiser, charged with as
sault nnd battery, and for Oeorgo Shlller,
chnrgod with interfering with nn oincer.
Each of these men had been tried In police I
court nnd bad been held to tho district ;
court, but had secured liberty by putting up )
worthless appeal bonds. They were to bo re
arrested because they failed to deposit tho
tiling fees, without which the clerk of the
district court refuse to tako cognizance of
their cases.
When arraigned for as;ault and battery
In police court McKonna pleaded guilty and
was fined $13. In the face of this ho was
permitted to put up a worthless appeal
bond, without the attendant fees, which, In
effect, is a guaranty of Immunity from pun
ishment lu any form.
Later In tho afternoon, however, Judge
Gordon sent a letter to tho police withdraw
Ing tho orders for arrest, which ho said he
had signed without knowing their Import.
, niorloun rr
Comes from Dr. 1). B. Cargllo of Washita,
I. T. He writes: "Electric Bitters has
cured Mrs. Brewer of scrofula, which had
cauted her great suffering for years. Ter
rible sores would break out on her heal
and face, end tho best doctors could give
no help; but now her health is excellent."
Electric Bitters Is the best blood purifier
known. It's thu supremo remedy for
eczema, tetter, salt rheum, ulcers, boils and
running sores. It stimulates liver, kidneys
and bowels, expels poisons, help digestion,
builds up tho strength, Only 10c. Sold by
Kuhn & Co., druggists. Guaranteed.
Is entirely
dlffsrani
from all tho
Tarloai kalsomines on tho market, being dnrabls
and not stuck on tho wall with glue. Alabastlns
customers should insist on having the goods In
picksges properly labeled. They shonld reject
all Imitations. Tbsro is nothing "Just as good."
ALABASTINE
Prersnts much sickness, particularly throat and
lung difficulties, attributable to unsanitary
coatings on walls. It has been recommended
tn n paper published by the Michigan 8tat
Board of Health on account of Its sanitary
features; whleh paper strongly cotidsainrd
kulsomlDFfl. AlabnMlnn ran be nsl on itlier
plastered walls, wood celling, brick or canvas,
nd any one can brui.li it on, It admits of radi
cal cbangns from wall pnrwr ditcorHtioni, thus
securing at reasonable exrwnen the Uu t and
best effects. A la ban tino Is manufactured by tha
Afabasffnc Company ofOrand RapTds.Michfan.
luntructlvH and Interesting booklet mailed freo
to all applicants.
A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN
Fully half her charms lies tn tha glory ot
her hair. Tho
IMI'KItl.VL IIAIH IlF.tJU.M-.HATOH
Is responsible for most of tha beautiful
hades of hair you seo today. It Is abso
lutely harmless, easily applied. Invaluable
for tho beam and moustacha. Hampla or
hair colored frsn. Rend for pamphlat. 1M
PL" RIAL CIIKM. MFG. CO, S W. 19 St.,
N. r. Sold by druggists and hair dressors.
DOOCTA SANDALWOOD CAPSULES.
Cures Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Tjnnatural dis
charges In a few days. All druggists, accept
cnly Docuta, by mall 11. M. full directions.
Dick 6 Co., IS Centra at.. New York.