. Z2 THE OMAHA DAILY UKRi STXDAT, OCTOlVRTt 7, 1000.
TRAMP IONS HIS W AY OUT
Hobo's Aversion to Work Stimulate Him to
Outwit Tanner's Sons.
PLAN OF YOUNG RUSTICS NEATLY FOILED
Vnntlcror Solicit Mm I anil I Ciiii
ronloil ii It ti U nnd I'llo, Wlion
iiikiii He I on t, V Hi Win
I'liml Without Worli.
Tho truth is out about llic burning of
IVarrwr j u I'varm' cm-rlaKd h.uiv .n
wow tliu di iKlibum have laa Uugh on John
end Kd. tin' farmer's strapping i,u, I.
tho t on j had not been la-.y, nay theje neigh
bor. ho thing woultl not hu-.e hftppenou.
but ihi Hni,M aver that thu.r indokiio t,r
lndu iry r.ad tiolhtiiR to do with It and
that turv li, kod tho tramp in the carriage
bou:;i '. Uiw lomo fun with him. As t
the caw...; ,.f the wood, they wMlltlnt have
Ullrich 1 I- ,i
The wholo ihlllK was u
Joke. T. lie ur', the iramp ui riled th
Joke on t hi m they aro willing to admU
that
Turmer Kwiiis and wlfo mid llte.r two
liu.ky hoii.h iiBd 20 utiil 22, live on a well
tilled and improved tract of land atiout
two mi.e- rst of Kloroiue. !horily
ulttr iiom on Krlilay Sir. I' ana hltchc I
up io ih' rarrlnKo to tako his wife to
town.
"Now there'll bo nothing for you boys
to do thu afternoon," he said, ' except to
taw op that pile of wood, ' liidlcitliif? u
Bcore or so of drkd tree trunhs, "and I
ahull rr-pert to find a all unwed and piled
up ninly whin I km home."
An hour pussed. The boy were In tho
liou. . loading some oh lis for quiill shoot
vim there was a timid knock at the
kitchen door John answered it.
"Kd rami- his voice a moment later,
"here o a trump that wants something to
cut "
l.d ward, who Is a resountful yctins; man
and will be ii stat"Siimil some day, suddouly
thoUKbt of "omethitig. Ho would make, tho
tramp earn his luncheon by having him
Buw that wood.
Tho proposition was submitted to th"
hobo, who icndlly iibnonud to It. but wlih
this amendniuit: Ho wanted the meal
first Ha iuk hud nothlnK to eat for
twenty four bonis, he was too wonk to
work without refreshment.
Trump ItrmciiilM i n CnmiKr rnciit.
This tieeined rensoiiahl. . Tho meal was
forUicominK, the Intmuid 't.nrry w.ib Intro
duced to the woodpile, th- snwlmck and
tho saw and tho i.ohh of Kviinn returned to
tnoir Hiieii-ioadliiK-bui only to bo Inter
rupted a moment Inter. John happtned
to look out of the window Just In tlmo to
hco tho tramp scurrying iliiotiKh tho black
berry pauli towaid tin road.
Immediately both were In hot pursui'.
Tho (lrlino.ii'nl was overhauled and led
back, for ho was but a plaything In tho
bauds of th, two brawny youni; farmer.
"Lttu loi k him In the cnrrlURO houso,"
BUCKeated Kd.
Tim was dene, but later the plan was
amplified in this way: Quo of the boys
remained In the Cnrrlnso house to watch
tho pnsonor. while the other drugRod In
the logs, the sawbuck and the saw.
' Now. when you saw that wood we'll
turn you loose, and not before," I hey said
to him
They locked the door, nnd, as they walked
uway the tramp trilled the refrain of that
lyric hucccbh -
JiiHt tell them that you now me,
ltut mhi didn't Hue mo saw.
Tho shcll-i belni; loaded. John nnd nd
ward sauntered forth to Imr a few quail.
They wnndered through tho pasture, made
a dolour to avoid the hedge nbout IJcaton
rortcra murblu Held and disappeared In a
wilderness of ripening torn. Tho tramp
wa.i watching them through a crevice.
'Gosh' ho led us a merry chase," re
marked John
"And it was hard work packing that
wood in thoro," returned Kd.
" Twould u-been eaBlcr to 'vo sawed It
ourselves," said John.
"Hut not as much fun," said Kd.
The boys didn't stay out long enough to
got any quail, because they saw tho llnmca
leaping up over Doaeon Porter's hedge, and
habtoned back, arriving Just In tlmo to save
two old horse collars nnd a pair of doublo
trecB from tho burning carriage shed.
Larry wits nowhero to bo seen. It was not
known whether he suwed tho wood or tint
nu all evidence on that score wns-d"Htroycd,
but It la reasonable to supposo that ho
dldn t
Karmer J W. Kvans called nt tho police
station yerterday with Ed. his eldest son, nnd
gave a description of tho trump. If tho lat
ter is apprehended Parmer Evnna will file
tt charge of arson aqalust him.
A Ncmv riil'iitNliliiK .no,!. Store.
1) D Carter, well and favorably known
In thla city, having been connected with
tho- Continental Clothing company, liar
Just engaged in business for himself and
1ms opened nn elegant furnishing goodt
btoro In tho Her drand hotel block. 615
Bouth Sixteenth street. His stock com
prises all tho very latent In furnishings
from tho medium to tho highest price.
Call unil see him.
llrjns' Krp. Souvenir Coiil Intiril,
In Octobei with each now dor.cn Plntluo
Cablnots or larger photoa wo give a beau
tiful water color FHEE. Hoyn. tho Pho
tographer, 313-317 South Fifteenth.
TO.
GaSifornia. and Oregon
triiiiiijiiiwi iiinwiiiii.iinMiMiiiiiiBi mm 'MMrMMtMiMahMtMMnrMrTw,.MiMM,
Special Attention niven to
Ladles niiJ Cliiltliou Travel. Thoy aro well cared for by tho (Joniluo
Ini; A One. lorj w ho accompany each of thcee excur-
sIpiib to California nnd Oreson. nnd passenKorn can depend upon rocelv-
In tho most courteous treatment.
The Co in' tic tors are all men of exporlcnco In excursion travel and will
seo that tho comfort of nil patrons U carefully attended to.
One of the .Most Attractive
Features oft lies. Kncui sions There Is a dlffereneo between tho flMt and
la the hdonumv. second class passaso In railroad and sleep-
lnK care fares of nearly 2o per paseenKer. This sum can be saved by
pationiitni? tho I'nloii raclflc I'crsonnlly Conducted Excursions.
The New Pullman Ordinary
Sleeping Cars nsslcned to 'this servlco' wero built expressly to' accom
modato the excur.tonlsts to California and Oregon.
AH Are I,lht.'d with the famous I'INTSCII UOHT. aro well ventilated
havo separate Invutoriea for ladles and Rcntlcmrn, and all cars are car
peted and upholstered, with movable partitions BeparatlnK tho sections
thus Insurlnu all tho utmost privacy. '
No SinoUiili Is Allowed In the excursion cars, there being
A SmotUii Car provided for thnt purposo on tho train.
THE rVJOVE EXCURSIONS LEAVE 0WU EVERY FRIDAY
flew City Ticket Office 1324 Farnam St. Tel. 316.
MmniivMinmf
key pays in promises
lln Mmtr ,o Itroont Kiitlriivnr
IIIk I'p (lie Muiir) llrniiinilril
1) Inltnl Hliitra.
In
Washington, Oct. 6 inquiry at the
State department dlscloftrg the fact that
there have been no recent developments In
tho matter of the claim of the t'nlted
Stntcft (iKalnut Turkey for Indemnity on
account of missionary property destroyd
lit Harpoot and elsewhere several year
ei?o. The claim ha been presented several
times to the Turkish Koxernnient, tho most
recent presentation bclnn made by Mr.
Orlsrom, our charite d'affaires ut Constan
tinople. In each case tho Turkish govern
ment Instead of repudiating tho claim has
promised a settlement and this Is the latp
of the east nt presint. Homo months ano
Hear Admiral Ahmed of the Turkish navy
cpme over here to plirrhaso a ship, with
the tmomrially understood purpose of com
promising with the claimants under the
over of the purchase. He carried home
a number of plans from American ship
" . I""" i"' ""V'. BU
builders, but ho did not buy
.!,. m .,....
eminent Its dissatisfaction with Its dil.i
torlliess the State department has allowed
Mr. Htraiiss, our minister to Turloy, to to
malu In tho United Stales. There the mat
ter remains for the present. There have
been no developments and none Is ex
pected In tho very near future.
Army Deelxlim A iiro eil,
WASHINGTON'. Oct. fi. -The War depart
ment has approved an exhaustive oplnlcu
by Judgo Atlvocate (ienornl I.elber to the
effect that absentees from a volunteer
regiment, save prisoners of war, are dis
charged from the service on the name dato
upon which their organization Is mus
tered out. The decision was Impor' in, us
affecting the pay and status of many
otllcors serving on detached duty.
I'liliiiliitlini of Nim I III ill m III re.
WASHINGTON. Oct. C As olllclnllv an
nounced lalo today tho population of tho
state of Now Hampshire Is 411,688. In lSItO
mo I'opiiintion was HTfi.lHO, the Increase
being 3&,0.iS, or ft.'! per cent.
li'tiMiiN Iti-ttiriiN Ainimiiieeil.
WASHINGTON, Oct. (l.-Tho census bit
rcua announces tiint tho population of
latoma, Wash., Is S. .714. ns against .IC.OtteJ
In 1S0O. This Is nn Increase of 1,70s, or
i.ii per cent. i
Aot :if, nut aitir.
in nayuun uros.- ntilct Inst Sunday Tho
Hee made a bad error In stating that tho
loiiowing pieces of music "Tho Tale of
Kangaroo," "Sla Tiger Uly," -nird In
wimcii t;ago. "sing SIo a Song of tho
htinny botith ' would bo sold for 3 cents.
it snouiu ravo been 23 cents.
amnion warren, M. u Eclectic and
magnetic physician, ofuco at tho Central
Hotel, corner North Fifteenth and Dodse
streets, till a suitable location can bo
found. Special Httentlon to all long stand
ing or Ilngeiins diseases and to diseases of
women and children
Don't put it off, but seo G. E. Shukert at
onco anout your fur or sealskin s&rmonts
315 South ICth street.
Seo the new shirts In our window for
Jl.ou. Kelley & Hoyden, 16th & Chicago st.
Hubormnan, Jeweler; est. 1866; absolutely
reliable; lowest price guaranteed. 13 & Doug
Illank book nnd magazine binding. A. I.
Hoot, 414-416 South Tv-ifth street.
laitc your lunch at Slaurer's, 1306 Far-
nani bt. Genuine Imported beer.
A nice assortment of fali woolens
Mndquest's, tailor, 316 S. 16th.
at
Williams tc Smith Co. announce tho ar
lival of fall nnd winter woolens.
Wertrlno prevents baldness, reraoTes
dandruff. Sold at 1615 Douglas street.
Frnnces I). Coutta, plnno and harmony,
9 a. m. to 1 p. m.. 322 Ramgo bldg.
Uowllng alley, Ed. Heyden. 1519 Chicago.
G. W. Wert, dentist, 1615 Douglas street.
Lillian Flten, oratory, 302 Hoyd theater.
Have Rotit print it.
Dash
Drug Cutlers
Our store still remains tho chief
drug emporium of tho ralddle-west.
"CHIEF, ' not because we SAY bo,
but for tho reason that our stock
comprises at all times all of the arti
cles for which thero Is a demand In
this section. Our service Is a skilled
nnd adequato ono our prices Invaria
bly as low as aro mado by ANYONE
for articles identlcnl in quality. WE
QUOTE TRICES from tlmo to time,
but wish our patrons to romembor that
wo always have tho GOODS und THE
PRICE.
Write for Catalogue.
Slwman&, McConnell Drug Go
COR. 16TH AND DODGE ST.
The Popular
Personally
Conducted
Excursions
iim Cn-.1i ( nine I'rotnptl.r,
On September i!9 the general tncrchan
dlso store of Puffer llros. & Co. at Val
ley, Neb . was destroyed by lire. It was
Insured In the I'hoenlx of Hrooklyn for
14.300 und tho loss wns paid In full on
urtober 6. such promptness and square
dealing in the settlement of n heavy loss
Is worthy of the highest commendation and
Nebraska people are to bo congratulated
upon tho fact that such a reliable aud
substantial company Is doing business In
the state. The following letter Is self
explanatory:
VALUKV, Neb., Oct. r,..JM0. To tho Pub
lie: We feel it n duty and also a pleasuro
to tnus publicly acknowledge the square,
honesU-llbcral treatment wo havo re
ceived from tho Phoenix Insurance com
pany of Hrooklyn. N. V.. through their
adjuster. SI. SI. Hamlin of .Omaha.
Within a week .after the lire occurred
wo have received cash payment of our
entire amount of loss, nnd tho manner
and mcthed pursued by the Phoenix is ono
thnt entitles It to the fullest and most
complete confidence of all parties seeking
rename tire insurance.
PI I'I'KR BIIOS. A CO.,
PKIl A. SI. PUFFER.
To tu Dm- on Mt'Klnlry.
DOUGLAS, Wyo., Oct. C (Special.)
Numerous election bets havo been made
here. Tho Inst one was when George llolln
bet $500 against $1,000 thnt Hrynn will bo
the next president. John .Morton and John
Williams took tho big end of the wager.
Twn to one money Is being offered on Slc
Klnley In all parts of tho county, but with
few takers. This Fectlon will roll up the
Inrgest republican majority this fall In the
history of the county.
Will WurU for MeKlnlcy.
LAUASIIE, Wyo., Oct. 6. (Special.) Two
moro candidates on the democratic county
ticket have withdrawn from the race. They
are Chris SIndscn nnd Gcorgo W. Storey,
lloth men have come out for SIcKInley and
will havo nothing to do with the demo
crats, Charles De-Kay, nominated for county
clerk by the democrats, has nlso withdrawn
from the ticket. Tho democrats announce
that they will fill the vacancies on the
ticket nt once.
IIiiIIiin, Ti'iiHi mill Itctiirn .l.lt Vln
Hook Inlnutl Itmilc.
Tickets on sale Oct. 7 and 8. Final re
turn limit 30 days. Fast train leaves
Omaha C:55 p. m. and arrives Dallas fol
lowing evening
City ticket office, 1323 Farnnm St.
Salesmen Hy an old established Chicago
tea, cigar and spleo jobbing house, a few
more Ilrst-clnBS salesmen; state age, terri
tory, experience, nverngo sales, salary or
commission expected. Address C X tiCl,
Tribune olllce, Chicago.
Eggs is Eggs
SAID AN OLD LADY
who did not know that eggs were
graded Into e?RS, fresh eggs tuid strictly
fresh eggf when they g'it to market
Same with drugs. In mnnj st'iret.
ilruirs are drugs without any regard to
their purity. Not ho here. In order to
tie on my shelves drugs nnd chemlcnls
havo 4'H to be absolutely pure. I would
not risk my reputation by liming them
i therwise.
Cramer's Kidney Cure 75e
Shnefer'H Couch Svnin ain
Dr. Karl Kramer's I'ennyroynl Pills.. $1.00
.Mention h inicutn rowuer
Ayor'i llnlr Vliror
Iuffy'H Malt Whiskey
1 doz. 2-grnln Quinine Capsules....
1 tloz. 3-griiIn Quinine Capsules
1 doz. R.gruln Quinine Capsules....
S. a. S
Syrup of Flgx
Miles' Nervine
iMnlted Milk
Pierre's Prescription
Doan'H Pills
I'nele Kam'H Tobacco Cure
U'o
toe
8ie
"o
lot:
13c
7e
.'We
75o
10c
T."e
nc
toe
t.UT PRICK
DRUGGIST
W. Cor. mill mill ClileiiKo.
HOWELL'S
Fjon't suffer from
n cold or coueh
Anti-Kawf
AntI - Knwf will
atop and cure li .tli.
Only 25e. All dniK-glets.
Read Bik Bargains on Page 13.
Ail the lewasi Styles and Best flukes
of Shses on Sa'e, for Ladies,
fosses and Children.
shoes, with
fine vici Jviti lops and
I widths, B to E, at
all sizes and
Ladies' fine $2.50 and if 3. 00
single and double soles, all sizes,
Misses' fine $2.00 vici kid lace I 4C
shoe?, sizes 11-to 2, for ! J
Misses' lino 1. 35 kid laco and but
ton shoes, with double stitched
soles, sizes 11 to 2, for IbUv
Child's fine vici kid $1.75 laco
shoes, sizes S to 11, for
Child's dongola kid school shoes
on sale at G9c, 75c and
'Square dealiiiR slionld be accompanied
by politeness."
You lire sure ol both wlicll you pruor
SHERIDAN COAL
Best coal mined in Wyoming.
Clean ns hard coal and quite as lasting.
VICTOR WHITE,
QASE BURNERS,
STOVES AND RAHuES,
THE GENUINE
R(OB OM STOVES,
The MONITOR, The MAJESTfC and QUICK MEAL
Siesl Hangas.
Thousands of tliuso celebrated stovod and
ranges aro in use in Onmha and vicinity. They
have no equals.
No. 8 Cook Stoves from $8.95 up.
No. '6 Stool Kanges from $17.50 up.
Hard Coal Bast) Burners from $15.75 up.
Oak Stoves from $4.75 up.
Hot Jilast J I caters from $0.75 up.
Air-Tight Heaters from $2.45 up.
The largest stock and greatest variety of Cook
Stoves, Kanges, Base burners and Heaters in tho
west.
Stoves sold on payments.
Cor, (4ih and Farnam Streets.
Solo agents in Omaha for Kidianl Home and Garland Stoves, Genuine Round Oak Stoves,
Monitor, Majestic and Quick Meal Kanges.
? 'fit's rMncnnii It is all
EMPEROR "jiu.
?an...
roil that is run
Best Razor Made.
rHI2 HHADQUARTHHS KOH-
I
HKi cicni.. !:ii'i:unit
UA'.OHS,
POCKUT KM VMS,
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SCI.SSOIIS, IMP.
O
I SHAVING OUTFITS
A HI'Ht'IAIrV
9
Jas. Morton & Sou Co.
151 1 DODfiK ST.
TOOU UKADQfAHTKHS.
Dull Razor
la n r.ilarrnblc ttilni; to tis- Next to n com
or tootlinrlip, It Is uUout the worst thins
you can hr.vp. No iifcd for It. We enn
noil you h OKNU1NI3 YANICKH 8THOO
for Mc that Ih equal, and in somp cases,
superior to many 60c and $1.00 strops. Try
ono licforo tnoy aro an zone.
KroR In tho Throat
llroino Quliiino
ilrown's TroclK'S
Hull's Catarrh Cure
Kondon's Catarrh .Tolly
Ely's Cream 1-Salm....
Mnrshalt's Catarrh Syrup
Hallcntlno's Catarrh Cure
Humphrey's Catarrh Cure 20.
Sykos' Catarrh Curo SO.
Ozololl 131
I'lso Caturrh Curo '4'
" ft.
J. A, FULLER & CO.
Cl'T-rillCIS Dili CJMSTS.
l'oiirtcrntli nuil -niicinn Strep.
Open All MKht.
Big Sale of New
Fall Shoes Monday
The "Ultra" and Brooks Bros, fine
Rochester made shoes for ladies.
The famous "Merriam" make of
shoes for misses.
The "Pennant" school shoes for
children.
Ladies' lino hand turn and wult
shoos, worth $5 and $0, A gfk
for $3.00,53.50 and T-..UU
Ladies' Hue 3.50 patent calf Jaco
singlo ilexible solo.s, 'J Af
Lrt'W
vici kid lace shoes, with
for
KJOS l'a rn 11 m.
Tel. l'J7.
03M
!.20 1
no&CV. A.Jr- There Are Times
5
'5 0 00 00
0
m
0
0
0
0
A NEAT KITCHEN
with stationery wash tubs, n i;ond X
0hlnk and bol'cr and hot water Hupply, w
(Vutiil Iim- Wlt.iir n pi imblOK In Ki in ml,
)r is Just as important In the lunut- as
vmo H.iuitary piumiiinir m your nan
0riMitn Wi will nut linprovi'd plunili 0
Iiir In new biilUlliiKS. or relit old ones 0
ii with th.i llncst open pliimhlng, or o X
tynnv Kinu 01 piiiiniiiiiK, steam anil b.is v
r; llttltiR. on tin best Silintlllc liutllnds. 0
at low iirlces.
1 Free (S Black, i
Phone 10.0. . . ISDti Furiiiiiii.
0
00l.
" (i. 00 0 000 0 '
xl t IHI OS, I
T f -HtL -4 2
U rlifefeas?rj?tfr
4 - ,rfEi X
J?'' Jloatl
Hiiydon's Haraiu Salos on Pac :.
iy v i' l n. 'i c. n 1 ii'iiBM mwfm u r n n m w mi rm u n rj hrr
MM y Vv b 1 u Aji n li u
1 lidBifcP
that
ilayden's show the 'greatest
variety in men's clothing ans! sell the
best clothing at
than any store in
You are invited to inspect our Men's
nrass and Sami-nrus Suit nanarlmant.
i Likewise the special offers herein made
for Monday.
AfEN'S C.OOD ALL WOOL MELTON SUITS In brown and Ian
shades also line Worsted Suits
lect nttinii e sew here &!) at liavdens f
MEN'S FINE l'LIIJE WOl.STEl)
of business suits single and double-breasted
vests actual .912.50 our special price
MEN'S FINE SUITS Made of
Oxford vicuna in all the newest designs sold elsewhere at
eighteen dollars special price at
at..-
MEN'S SUITS Made of highest grade vicunas, thibets and
fancy worsteds in all the newest patterns and cuts the kind
for which merchant tailors asl; you .935 and .915 1
special at Ilayden's .918.00 and 8
MEN'S STJUCTLY ALL WOOL
styles well Jined silk sleeve
.910.00 at, Ilayden's
EXTliA SPECIAIj 2,000 men's line Fancy Worsted
Trousers sold elsewhere at .91.50 to .9(5. 50 special
price, .93.75 and
' Selling the Most nothing in
lP
Smoke the best. Ask your dealer for a
IT COSTS YOU NO MORE THAN INFERIOR BRANDS.
F. R. RICE IS. C. CO.. Mfrs, St. Louis. UNION MADE
w
OO00OOOOf.HC1
Your Boy 2
Keep Him Off the Streets. J
A KODAK f
w ill no it. a
Nothing tnnr! .iitcrtHli'H: noth'tur
in.ire iiintrut tlti mihltiK m.iro In O
c
r.
j 20 Per Ct. Discount nn nil Eastman Kodaks 4
I O Our linlshltiK department Is und.-r 5
. the inntiaRement of llrst-e'ass work- A
1 o men ami we elvo free instruction to v
j Di'Blnner.t. O
The Robert Dempster Co., s
2 1215 l'lirnam St. O
r
O Uxeluslvo Dealers In I'hoto Supplies Z,
Z. Wholcsnlo and Hetall. O
00000000-S000
Sower prices
Omaha.
well made and per-
SUITS Neatest and dmssiest
7.&0
high grade fancy worsted and
l.Iaydeii's
J0.00
COVEUT TOP COATS New
linings elsewhere
V
2.50
When one wnnts tho swvlres of ft
cumputout anil nxpurt dontlat and
vunts htm inilclUy. Our Lmalnoss In
so fiyHtcraatlzcil that wo can give
Bitch ui'Kont rnH08 jirompt an woll ns
careful iittrntlon. If you wnnt o
traetlnK done expeditiously oh wall
as pulnlessly wo recommend our
method.
BAILEY, the Dentist
llnoniN :ir:ii:i l'niton IllnuU,
I'liuiie lOSn. I.uily Atlriiiluut.
6
o
' 1 1 1 n. i .... ,. .-. ...iaiiajrij
FASHIONS
FOR THE
FEET.
Tlio footwear of today is far-hlinr.l
for oaso and comfort, hs ell nti for
st lo and pli-Kanco. You inny be ablo
to find pmv and comfort Hi an ordl
i.iry dhop. but you won't find these
iiunllllrg in connection with stylo aud
i leK'iiirn In anv but u lilith-Kl-aiiu ulioe,
"mil as are ennied only by the ex
clusive gi,0(, Htoros, nnd only by tlio
bem of tlicm.
We have this fall tho largest stock
of IiIkIi Ki-ado footwear, lit nil tho new
and fHKhlonabli. stylos, that havo ever
bun dlspinj,.,! in the city; and all
fife to be mid nt the most moderate
prices. Nowhere cUo can such
splendid values be obtained, in IiIrIi
Kradc, styllHh nnd reliable footwear for
3ti;. ami wtMinv
AT tjill.tlll, Hlt.r.ll. 14 1,00
tl) Ijl.l.OO.
W. E. Cor. tctli
euid Dougla Sts.
j Rochester Shoe Co., j
I 7" ,,pcskOM The Hini'G. !
'
A pi'imanent iiistltittloii -.solllm; hiph
Kradc footwear -nt half the usual tlcevt
asked elsewhere-perfect nitlim yiir f
money back for tho asking -riitits' I
high grade shoes a spci.il'v Vasli- t
Inns latest deslRtis .Monday Inn ii- !
luclUK the NUW KOOT KOIt.M hhnes- I
A I5.W) SHOH-to build 11 n ixn I
$2.98 i
uauc 1,11 tnein Tor future
business the price will be..
W'e repeat our Misses'
ilreti's Shoo Sale Monday.
and Chll-
Rochester Shoe Co.,
RurroKHiirH to
ir.ir. DonuiiiN
TIIK llOWK."
Street, Onialin.
AGOHH S'I'iiEL RANGES
eln not loik tnu.'li lf( t T III a picture
tliiin nth. r ninnns, but wlion you nro
tho rims .' ti will admit that Aconm
aro ali.M,' y, ar .ilio.-nl of otlirn.
Aoorii ini.Kix urt nut uiado of common
Iron ami 'el, nilntil ovor, but from
PLANISHED STF. L
wlilc'i rrqulr. no paint ami conao
qui in I v 'iia nut i,. ol ulf.
'ill' i . i. "i ; Mi' int.i-K tbo Arorn
are so win iw.owu taut tbo nntno
j I. .in in mi'.i a- i nt- Ht.iiKlard th
Miriu over it .o.u lobM to own
-
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John Hussie Hardware Go. I
2407-9 Cuming Slreef.
Tel. I I Hi.
If You Buy It of llossle It's Mght.
HU-CAN HAIR TONIC
I'r-inii.ii tli iir..wih "t tl.' Mulr -I
'row m- '.'I I'urii Jiililii.K'i lit
III"'. i 1'i.tMlrilff I'wr UlMlilHOB of
Hi al Imp'iii.- I.m.iro and Hcnuty to
tin- H.i r II is inn a ilw. but r-.-i-turiH
tl.o colui of I In- liilr by
jl Inn lo It Hid natural oloniontH
and uourlHlimi ut which It uooilx.
75c a Boltle. '
framer'B Kidney Curo 760
I'e-ru-na 750
S. S 75c
Carter's Mvor Tills I60
Illectrlc Ulttcrii 400
Dr. Mllej' Hointdlt's 75c
1'lerco'H Favorite Prescription 76
(larlleld Ten 20c
Dr. Jiiyno'a Expectorant 78o
Kilmer's Swnuip-ltoot "tic
Indian Sauwa . "6c
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WINNING
SMILES
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Aro onhanciMl two-fold by prrfoct trclh.
Tho iiaturalnoHH. In.iuty .uid pcrfo.-.tness of
our Alii 11'Il'IAI. TIOKTJI uro abovfl uh
Hon. (lood Teeth, per sot M.fiO
Hi .it Tooth, per not Is.nfl
(lold C'rowna 5.W
Tatt's Philadelphia Dental Rooms,
:5iv Memo st.