Til 13 OMAHA. DAILY 1WK: SATl'UDAY, KOVJ5M1SEH 17. 1900.
Children's Reefers
C O fm children's flnc roef.
Zf O C orHmade ' novel tv cloths
In (i vast tusortmuut of
styles sires 4 to 12 worth up to &2.60
a Kurment.
Children's Reefers
nt)g for children's extra (hie
reefers, the very tiertest nov
elties, made t( the choicest
cloths sizes 1 to J 'J- worth up to $6.00.
.l.BffANDlslSaSONS.
I. Rosenshien & Co.'s
Overstock of
Women's and Misses'
Jackets on Sale at 50c
on the
Dollar.
w
4a
aists
Pnris Flannel
Waists niobt of
tho fancy , flannel
waisla sold in Oma
ha aro bought at J. L.
llrandeis A Sons. Wo nro
showing more dainty Btyles
than all tho other mores
and thoy aro styles that tho
other stores do not hino.
Wo havo sotno now Paris
models for this solo In
lUHtiy strlkl ng cflectB,(jtTer
ing a grand selection to
choose from at
$1.98 to $4.98
We will offer special Saturday a
splendid assortment of velvet
waists In black and colors, JK gj g
that havo been soiling I rjl f
at 3.00, for x-r
Here is another instance where Boston Store's ready cash serves you to eood advantage,
ien & Co. were overstocked with jackets, owing to unfavorable trade conditions and in their
dispose of their stock, they turn to us, we made them an offer of 50c on the dollar, which they
That is why we aro able to offer you these stylish jackets at such low prices. Bear in mind that every garment in this lot w
this season's trade. The above firm, (I. Rosenshien & Co.), aro noted for tho excellency of the garments they manufacture.
I. Rosen
efforts to
accepted,
as made for
I
QQ for Ladies'
VO Jackets worth
$5.00
This lot consists of fine kersey,
boucle and trlczo Jackets In a vast
assortment ot styles. Every Jack
et Is well made, nicely lined nnd
correctly tailored, actually $5.00
values, at
One Ninety-eight
$Q.98
for Ladies'
Jackets worth
$6.50
Tills lot consists of lino kersey, heavy
Irish frieze nnd curly boucle Jackets, all
lined throughout, tnado with high collars,
newest styles, perfect fitting, Regular retnll
price $6.50, your choice of an endless var
iety, all sizes, for
Three Ninety-eight
i
4-98
for Ladies'
Jackets worth
$8.50
You will marvel at the Jackets we are
sliowlng In this lot. Extra flno kerseys,
friezes, cheviots, Venetians, coverts, boucle,
etc., silk and satin lined, sorno with lnlnld
volvet reveres nnd storrn collars, nlso golf
back coverts, actual IS. 50 values for
Four Ninety-eight
i .
C.98
Fur Coats Automobiles
of genuine
with e?
Capes,
Ladies' Jackets, mado
astrakhan, 21-ln. loner, lined
Skinner's satin lining, full skins and
ailtehed intor-ltnlng: worth up to $25
Ladies' gonuina astrakhan
mado of full skins, UO-in. Ion;:
1 10-in. sweep, guaranteed Jt g f
qualities Skinner's lining V ill I
worth $20.00. for A , W
A sample line of Automobiles,
40 and 42-In. long, mado with storm collars,
satin 11 nod, strapped seams, well tailored, half
flttod back, In castors, and browns and blacks
maiiv dill'oront stvlos your A E? d
choice of thla superb P I 4 ill J
lot for X-T.tV
$20 English Box Coats $12.50
mado of lino korsoy, In tuns nnd castors, with
high rolling collars, velvet appliquod, strapped
sonms, guaranteed lining, " iZf
newest novelties In different TjXg
dcslinis, worth up to 820, ut . . w
for Ladies'
Jackets worth
$12.50
There aro many samples In this lot that
aro worth considerably more than tho price
we estimate, them at. $12. CO. These In
clude fur trimmed kerseys, velours and nov
elty gurraents, nUo all wool kerseys with
npplluucd collars and reveres, nobby box
front effects, also a bis lot of coverts, veno
tlans, boucles, etc., all colors, all styles,
choice of tho lot for
Six Ninety-eight
59
l.90
Petticoats
Petticoats for tomorrow, Satur
day, on malu floor bargain square. 800 pet
ttcoats at 60. ; many we claim could not bo
equalled for less than $1.60 oUowhoro. All
of thetu nrn sateen a tut mercerized mm
atcen, In black ntM colors. They I
are corned mil trlmiiicd with ninny ij V- W
runs of nifties, on sale on main flour
for Ladies'
Jackets worth
$12.50
Tho finest English kerseys, tailor ttltched,
flno meltons, with storm collars, Imported
friezes In storm effects, nlso elegant kcr
coys with fur collars nnd reveres, the very
newest styles, some with shield fronts,
others nppltqucd, all silk or satin lined,
$17.50 values, for
Nine Fifty
for Ladies'
Jackets worth
$20.00
This lot consists of tho very ewollest
Jackets, In tho box front effect, with storm
collars, coat nttec'ls, etc. Materials of tho
finest kerseys, vicunas, cheviots, etc., lined
with guaranteed satin or silk, nil colors, all
sizes. 150 odd sumplo Jackets aro aleo In
cluded. Actual $20.00 values, for
Eleven Ninety
$
A MILLINERY SURPRISE
Closing out all our Pattern Hats that cost us
$25, $35 and $40 for $10, Saturday.
Thcs6 pattern hats are all the latest creations from
London and Paris, including 200 hats from l&ancois and
Leichenstein. About SO of these mau-
10.00
nificient hats on hand now, no two
alike, your choice at
50 more of Joseph's $10.00 hats, many fur AA (
hats in this lot. to close them out. at kJJJ
$5.00 Trimmed Hats $2.50
Choice of over COO trimmed hats, many
of tho Hcrtho hats, that were $5.00
last week, In order to g? f
close them out quick, choice. 0
75c fancy Feathers 10c
cue and 75c fancy feathers
wings, breasts, birds, all In
one great assortment, nt....
Ostrich plumes 25c, 50c and 75c each.
10c
$3.50 Ready-to-Wear Hats 50c
Itcady-to-wear bats In nil the now
shapes, trimmed with bands, quills
nnd so on. Thoy were $1.50 g A
and $3.00 your choice OvJC
14
EH for Ladies'
Jackets
worth $25
Thrso garments nro made of tho
finest material In tho newest
stylet, box fronts. 1S5 sample
garments aro Included In this lot.
Actual $25.00 vnlues, on sale at
Fourteen Fifty
Tailor Made Suits
Saturday we place on sale a special lino of
ludios' koU and walking suits. Tho -mlts aro mado in tho
now oton ana boxrront jackets of lino plaid back cloth, in
grays, blues, and browns, olegantlv tailor fiS f O
stitched, deep tr itched facing at bottom tvJ V7rl
of skirt -$15 to $18.50 values for Kr
Ladles' Tailor-.Mudu Suits for $7.85, short box front
ifud oton effects, well lined and tailored, T CS
perfect lilting garments 812.50 rtij
valuos, for v-'-
Ladles' $17.50 Russian Hlousc Suits, mado of pobblo
cheviots, silk lined waists, latest stylo skirt, pcrcnllno lined. In
this lot we Include flno coverts, cheviots, 4tf" C Ci
homespuns, etc., mauy worth $17.50 .J X.9
on salo for -,
Ladies $25.00 Russian Blouse Suits also oton, single
nnd double breasted tight fitting suits, noarly all nro silk lined
throughout they nre mado of Imported coverts, cheviots, Vene
tians, pebble cheviots, etc. worth IE A g"J V
up to $25.00 sale price ITT OU
I IS
Sale of Horse Blankets
75c
Full size, very
straps, nt
heavy horse blankets with
Extra sizo,very heavy wool
horae blankets, complete
with all straps
and buckles . . . .
98c
Very largo and heavy can
vas, wool lined, horse
blankets, shaped, with all
straps, buckles $1
and sursinglo
Extra weight
biro horso blankets,
84x90 Inches, with
strap and buckles,...
and
largo
$1.98
Extra quality vory heavy
wool Horse Blankets, size
84xW0, a special good blanket
and extra '
value ewcJ
Extra heavy and large can
vas Horse Blankets with line
wool lining and extra strong
straps, buckles and sursinglo,
a splendid blanket
for stormy $A G(T)
weather e-VmJrJ
Special Sale of Ribbons Saturday
5c
Yard for Ribbons Actually Worth
25c Yard
All tho week they bavo been displayed In ou r show window. Thoso flno all silk plaid
nnd corded ribbons that would be a bargain at 25c, Just for a special Ealo wo offer to
day at Cc yard. They nre up to D Inches wide.
50c Taffeta Ribbon 15c yd50c Velvet Ribbon 19c yd
1.000 plecos of satin back, very finest
quality Velvet Hlbbon, In Xo. fl
12, 16 and 22, worth up to 50c, B vJ C
5c
Strictly all silk Taffeta Itlbbou, plain und
molro, black nnd all colors,
would be a bargain nt 50c,
go Saturday at
15c
Saturday only, per yard
10 yards of Ribbon for 5c
Strlcgly ull silk No. 3, 4, 5 and 7 taffeta
nnd plnld ltlbbons, worth up
to 10c yard, bo nt, for bolt
of 10 yards
Cotton Batting for Comforts
The best line of Cotton Hatting in Omaha, soft, fleecy and full weight, at
5c 8Jc 10c 121c and 15c
A package. No boiler batting In Omaha and usually It Is double our price.
Sale of Yarns and Worsteds
Domestic Saxony
in every shade man-
ufactured, skein CW
The best grade
of Imported Saxony, 4
every shade, IvJC
PltUlll . ...
1-31 ol t: 1 r- ' i
Zephyr
all colors,
skein
Fleislier's J. Knitting
Worsted -t g
all the new mixed colors, I jC
skein
Fleislier's best grade
Germun Knitting E5?
Worsted, jZnLL
's iiermantown
10c
skoln.
The Best Spanish
Knitting Yarn, i
skoln 1 OC
Coral Saxony,
per -!- I
sxein 1 5'2C
Shetland Zephyr,
skchi 122C
The best grade
Aneora Yarn, every -4 rv
color, ball IUC
Ice Wool,
eaS?",:Uf: IOC
Berlin Zephyr,
regular price So, ojp prlco, ,
per lap C
WHOLE STATE 1S1NTEKESTEI)
Two Meu on Trial for Stealing Journal
Plates from Freight Cars,
ARRESTED AFTER OVER A YEAR'S SEARCH
Mnr-TiMilh of All Ititllrnnil WrreUx
!nlil (o lie Vmiseil liy Dcprc
ilutttniH of Till Clan
Itt TIlllMfM.
There is h case in tho criminal branch ot
tho district court beforo Judge linker that
ts being watched v,lth iuterest by people In
all parts of tho state. It Is tho piostcu
tion of two men on tho charge of stealing
brass Journal plates from freight curs 011
tho sidetracks of tho Missouri 1'aclllc rail
road. Tho detectives belU'o they havo
conclusive evidence that Chancs Uoosevcli
und John K. each nro RUllty of tho of
fenso mentioned. At any rate, tho arrest
of the iuir Is the result of moro than u
ear's persistent work on tho part of de
tectives In tho employment ot tho railroad
nd members of tho local police department.
Incidentally the secret agents of other roads
havo helped In tho hunt, thoy In turn hnv
lng beon assisted by constables und sheriffs
In numerous other Nebraska cities and
towns.
Tho real Importance of tho enso lies as
much In tho novelty of tho offense und tho
Weak Lungs
The wind knows your wc&k
spot, even if you don't. It
strikes you a little in the chest,
ind then that tight feeling comes
on. You begin to cough, and
down you come with one of
your regular hard colds. Didn't
you know that Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral strengthens weak lungs
and prevents pneumonia?
Throo ltm 5V.. enough for an ordlnirj
colli ;50o.. uil light (or asthma, brnuchuli,
hourimri,, wl:iwpln.cougli, hard culiu)
f 1.00, rooit economical (or chronic cuaei.
dnnRorous consequences as In the pains tho
custodians of tho law havo takeu In appro
heudliii; tho men believed to be tho of
fenders. Tho stcalluK of tho Journal plate3
Is comparatively a now trndo In the lino of
thlovery. To "tho layman In such niuttcrB It
would not appear at first thought to bo a
lucrative vocation, unless It Is borno In
mind that brass sells for 22 cents a pound
JUBt now, and that tho Isolation of some ot
tho railroad sidetracks makes It compara
tively sufo for a thief to despoil a whole
train of freight cars In a slnglo night of
these bYauu plntes.
John Do l.onK, tho special agent of tho
Missouri racllle railroad, who Is hero in
the capacity of witness against Kooscvclt
and Vonch, Bays that his employers' loss at
tho hands of these thieves has reached as
high as ?.'jO,000 In a year. It Is only lately,
ho says, that tho light-fingered gentry of
Nebraska have hit upon tho Idea, probably
following tho oxnmplo of Mlssourlans and
ICansnns who a yrnr ago became exports
at tho trick, lt.nlrond men assert that nine
out of ten of the disastrous freight wrecks
(liirlug the last two years bnvo been due
directly to tho oporatlono ot thoso thieves.
Ilxpenxl v OutllU I'niieooss.i cy.
They work In gangs of from thrco to a
dozen. The ni-ci'srary outllt Is slmplo and
Inexpensive. A team nnd wagun aro re
quired to cart nwny tho plunder from tho
field of cperntlons. A lack or two of the
pattern used by house movers, a few heavy
hammers to brenk tho Journals and sorno
old clothes like thoso worn by railroad men
complete tho equipment. The gangs solcet
n amnll way station along tho lino, usually
not far from a city where a market for the
stolen metal can bo found. Near theso
small stations the railroad eompunlcs aro
often compelled to leave freight cars stand
ing for weeks at a tlmo on tho sidetracks.
It Is a simple matter for tho gangs of
thieves to visit a locality of this kind, raise
an end of each of tho cars nnd extract tho
journal plntes frcm tho waste boxes. Tho
traces of tho work can bo obliterated easily
and the missing plates nro not noticed uuttl
a wreck, or at le:wt a broken nxle, calls th
attention of tho train crew to the fact that
something Is wrong.
A car running only a short dlstnnco ot a
high rato of speed without Journal plates
will have Its axls, or Journals, an they nre
railed, heated red hot. Usually they molt.
If the car happens to bo ut tho front of a
truln It Is fortunato If the rntlro train Is
not derailed aud there Is always the danger
that many of the crow may bo killed la the
dornllmtnt.
CniiRlit After I.onir Scared.
Sleuths of tho local ralltoads, detectives on
the city force and tho sheriff have been
hunting for the men who havo systematic
ally robbed cars In tho vicinity of Omaha
for nearly a year. Hoosovelt and Vcach
wero tracked to their dwellings near Forty
sovonth and Wakelcy blreeta on September
IE. Veach was placed under arrest by De
tectives Jorgeson und Dempsey, Special
Agent IJ0L.011K and Sheriff rower. Hooso
velt was absent. A little sister succeeded
In making her escape from tho house In
tlmo to warn Roosevelt to stay away. Ilo
was captured ou September 29 In tho loft ot
a dwelling owned by Otto Tops, south of
Huser's park. In tho mcnntlmo Hoosovelt
had led the sleuths nnd the sheriff a merry
chase. Tho Intervening nine days wns an
uninterrupted hunt. Hoosovelt had a good
team aud managed to keep about six hours
nhrad of his pursuers ull tho time. Onco
tho detectives caught sight ot their man.
This was on tho road near Springfield, Neb.
Roosevelt took tho nlarm In tlmo to cover
tho most ground In tho race that followed
and managed to shake off his followers by
making tho circuit of n largo hill. Tho
ruso wns not discovered until too late.
Roosevelt then doubled on his trail und ro
turncil to his old hnunts near Omaha. He
wuj found almost Immediately In tho place
moutloued. 1
Tho detectives found In Tops' barn and
houso seerul packs of the broken bruss
plates, tho Jacks, oily clothing worn when
tho raids were made and the hammers with
which tho plates wero broken. Hoosovelt
13 said to have stolen Jl.OOO worth of tho
brass only recently. Seymour, West Side,
Druid Hill nnd Irish Spur nro said to havo
been his favorite places of working. Many
hundred dollars' worth of tho brnBs havo
been recovered by tho detectives In Juuk
shops and In hiding places, Indicating what
a remunerative business the local thieves
have curried on.
(ilVUS
HOY
A.xmum ciiaxcu.
Youthful liicorrlKllilf I'liuU .IihIkc
IliiKiT In l.ciilt-nt MiiiiiI,
A midget of a boy stood beforo Judge
Haker in criminal' court yesterday to
niiscr to a long list of offenses that would
havo given the blush to a hnrUencd crim
inal. Ho was so Binall that his honor lud
to Btand to catch a glimpse ot him over the
line ot tho Judicial bench. The big police
man who held him by the nrm while tho
county attorney read the complaint looked
ponderous by comparison, as tho young
ster's head camo only n little above his
knees.
Tho charge lu the complaint was Incor
rigibility. Tho policeman explained that
tho word wns stretched to cover a multi
tude ot sins, "Ho drinks," your honor, tho
bluccoat said, "he gambles for money,
steals nnd runs nwny from home." Then
the ofllcer named over the whole gamut of
wrongdoing and said tho boy wns addicted
to every form of It. Tho lud did not look
tho part. Tho wide Lord Fauntlcroy collar
over his shoulders was still neat and clean
In splto of a stay In tho county Jail of two
weeks' duration. His kneo breeches nnd
short Jnckct wero well brushed nnd there
wero no Indications of tho slovenliness
which his ktepcrs charged him with In his
pale face and blond hair. Shifty eyes wero
the only point of rescmblanco ho bore to
men of tho criminal class.
Tho Judge was Impressed by tho lad's up
pcarauco and he took tlmo during a busy
morning session for a conversation that
put him In a bright humor In splto of tho
prospect of return to a Jail coll. "Como
here, Hop-o'-My-Thumb," his honor called
to tho boy, "and tell mo your troubles.
What huvo you been doing? Tho complaint
says you aro only 9 years old und have been
guilty of Incorrigibility, what do you plead
to the charge, guilty or not guilty?" Tho
Judgo purposely emphasized tho word, In
corrigibility, Intending to bo perplexing.
The spectators caught his meaning nnd eon
sequaotly thero wa3 a burst ot luughter
when tho boy piped back the reply, "Not
guilty," almcst beforo tho question was out
of tho court's mouth.
"They tell mo you have been here for two
weeks, v hero Iwb tho sherlfl been hooping
you, in his pocket?" ventured tho Judgo.
"Why do you suppose they sny you did all
theso bad things?" Tho lad thought an In
stant and then explained that he had run
away from homo a good many times to sell
papers. Ho said he hnd a father, but tho
man did not euro for him. "You wero Just
a llttlo sin rt on money," said tho court,
"and you ran away to sell newspapers to
garner a little small change. I don't think
we can send a boy like jou to the reform
school without anotbor chance. I'll turn
you ovor to Captain Strong, If you will
promlsonot to sleep on tho streets nights.
You made tho promise onco beforo und
broko your word, but I'll forget about It If
you will bo good hereafter."
Tho boy Is so small thnt the handcuffs
prisoners tsunlly wtar slip over his wrists.
Ah ho lies tho reputation of making his
"Bet-away" whenever the opportunity
offers, the deputy sheriffs hit upon tho plan
of twisting a lock of his hulr till It affords
a gripping place and leading him, to and
from tho Jail by tho hnlr. "That kid's n
slippery llttlo eel and we arn't taking any
chancos of having to chaso him u mllo or
so," tho dtputy explained.
the box at 2 o'clock nnd told to Inquire
nbout points not fully understood. Ono was
ut a loss to know whether to follow tho
former Instructions of tho court or net upon
his own knowietlgo of tho law. Ho wns
unsettled nlso In regard to two lotters
written by tho bank to Its New York cor
respondent with reference to tho sale of tho
Hartley warrant. Theso communications
wero Introduced In evidence. As tho Juror
wns unablo to tnnko hlineclf clear as to
what enlightenment he desired, but was
plainly negligent In not following tho
court's Instructions, thu Judgo guvo an ad
ditional paragraph that was In tho naturo of
a reprimand Its purport was thnt tho Jurors
could only follow tho Instructions given
them ut the outset, without regard to their
own conception of tho law. Tho twelve
1 men then Died back to the court house)
1 basement to try to reach an agreement.
.lurj- ilal.'N Further liiHtriiotloua,
After a deliberation lasting nearly
twenty-four hours tho Jury la the caso of
the Btato against tho Omaha National bank
sent word to the court asking for further
Instructions. The Jurors wero recalled to
.TiiiIki KnwecM'i Son In DpiiiI,
George Ellsworth Kawcelt, son of Judno
Kawcott, died Thursday night at Oa
lenn. 111., nfter n lingering Illness duo to
paralysis. Tho funeral services and In
terment will bo at Oalena, whero Judgo
Kawcott ami other members of tho family
now are.
Court Note.
Tho suit brought by uoatrlce Slobodlsky
against Louis Slobodlsky for a dlvorco has
been bottled out of court.
Tho following mop wtp nrr- limed be
foro Judgo Tinker yesterday: William
Kehl, hurHtiry; Cb.ir'es Lytln, asiuioit,
John Meehan and Tommy Morrlsey bur
lury. The plea In earh ease whs ni-t KUllty.
Judge Slab.nit.il yesterday hf-aro 'ho cise
nt I'M Shlnn, administrator of tho estate of
.1. I,. Shlnn. against I'uycke IirH.. the suit
being to reeivor an uiiiiuld balaneo of ?379
on two carloads of potatoes.
Tho I'nlted States court will probably re
main quiet mull Monday,, wh 'n the petit
Jury will repirt. The llmt weolt of thu
term Is usunily taken up In thu argument
of motions pending la the court, but the.ie
have apparently all been disposed of
Tho caso of Alexander Anderson ugulnst
the Chicago Mouse Wrecking company was
argued yesterday on motion of tho
defendant to have tho petition mndo
mora detlnlto atii certain, The pluln
tlff alleges that he was Injured
by th falling of certain timbers
during the demolition of one of the build-
Iiiks at tho exposition Kiounds. As several
timbers fell In thu building, which was
about 3W feet long, the defendant asks
the court to require (he ptalntllf to state
In what part of tho building he was stand
ing wnen tho uccident ocoerred,
Judgo Iluxter Is hearing tho suit brought
by IMjsur Holbroolt ngalnst the Western
Travelers' Accident association to recover
Judgment for Jl.StW, nlleged to be due as
Insurance, covering n perl 3d when Holbrook
v.'uh dlHabled. he having fallen from tho
fourth floor if a building la Now York and
broken a leg.
For n Cold In the llrnil.
LAXATIVE HHO.MO-QUININE TABLETS.
(.onion Proeeecllnu Itrniinieil.
The (iordon Impeachment proceedings
wero resumed before JikIbo Dickinson ut
yesterday's sesslou of court. Tho de
fense now has Its Jnnlngs aud although
startling disclosures redounding to tho
discredit ot those buck of tho prosecution
wero promised when onco tho former police
mnglBtrate's attorneys held sway, tho pro
crodlngs wero exceedingly tnmo. Tho ex
amination began with Loo S. drier on tho
stand nnd related to tho straw bonds that
made Judgo Gordon's occupancy of tho
odlco as pollco Judge notorious.
Dirjpi'f. (ii'iifMiiiur Joke,
Con Dwyer, 3S years old, a enr repairer at
tho Twentieth street power house, wroto
a noto to a friend Thursday, saying ho was
going to commit sukide. Tho note was re
ceived by Fred Wagoner, a inntormun, who
notified tho pnllre. Dwyer's friends, how
ever, aro disposed to regard tho mutter us
a Joke, Captain Sullivan of No. 3 engine
house, who bus known him for several
years, says Dwyer called upon him Thurs
day evening and bade lilin goodbye, naylnx
he was going 10 isoston and that his Ornuha
friends would hear from him upon his
nrrlvnl. Dwyer, who Is a single man,
boarded at r.002 Hpruco street.
Not in Nature
for anyone to always feel tired, There
Is 110 need to drag cut an existence
without ambition,
Weak nerves are responsible for lan
guor, depression, debility mid varico
cele. Dlveated nerve, whether due to over
work, over-indulgence or nay other
cause, can be made s'tong as steel by
the use of
Siiotv Mlor.11 Hun Crimed,
HFFFAI.O. N. Y. . Nov. S Thn wrnther
In this section has cleared nnd no further ,
serious ileluy from mow Is anticipated At
the postnltlee here Mill morning It was aid
that Lake Shore trums IS n ml 22 unrl Mich.
I(.au Central train 14 from tno .veH. and
tho fast mall from the fast, wero ubout
ono hour late. The Pennsylvania's train
rrom emporium, one nero nt ti.ia last even-
Ing. arrived at 7.3) this morning. The same
company's train from I'lttsbure due at 7.10
a. in. arrived at 10:15 n. in. All lines are '
now open and It Is expected schedule time I
will ba mado during the day, 1
Don't
Use a Refrigerator
wsiiess
it is kept clean with
QDLD MST
Washing Powder
The taint of decaying particles
of food i3 absolute poison.
They tone and Invigorate every organ
of the body, soothe nnd strengthen the
nerves nnd transform btoken down
men nnd women Into itroug, healthy.
vIboumis. ruddy-cheeked persons, if
you fiud this lin't o, you net your
money back,
Jl 00 per box, 61mt3 (with guaran
tee), ?.' 00. Hook free. I'kal MEDS
cimiCo,, Cleveland, olio.
B?Id ly $Wn & ,Co - 15tl nil Douglas,
and J. A Fuller &. Co.. Mtfc and Douulus.
Coolc'auuc&rsTnhiet(iii-HHicceififollr
uel tnoDthly byovtr 10.000 ladies, l'rlce,
11. ny mall, Jl.cfl. fiend I ceuls for
fiimili and parllcuIfliB. Tlin Cook Co..
Jl.tl',M.lui,l,,b ,.,.., MI..1. '
old In Omaha br Ku hn a Co.. 'JS A n'outlaa.
chica:,
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BUFFET LIBRARY GARS
Bast Qinlni Cat Semis
111,!..... Ir. Kay's I'tlcuro rurea all
IJ CiClirfi female diseases. At dniK
W lBtHi , illustrated book
and adrice free. Dr. II. J hay, SurstoKu, N Y.
