1ST
THE OMAHA DAILY TJEE: SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1902.
KELLET, STIGER A CO.
.WeTiave provided for every possible need
ta quality, weight anil prices for women
sod children's summer hosiery and under
wear. Our coaching parasols and umbrellas sur
fess In Talus and price any Una ever
tiered before.
Women's fast black stockings, lisle finish,
fancy drop stitch or plain, double heel and
toe, fully worth 23c pair, our price, 15c,
I pairs for 26 c .
25c pairFor Saturday we have placed on
our counter a special bargain Women's
lace, lisle, fast black hose; also a superior
quality In fine cotton, maco sole. Our cus
tomers will appreciate these values.
All the new and pretty patterns In black
lace silk, finished lisle stockings; also the
Bobby white and black, gray or plain white,
real novelties, 8aturday, SOc pair.
15e Children's school hoe, fine ribbed,
Hermsdort black, double knee1, heel and
toe, all sixes, 5 to 9.
i . 10 Women's rlchlleu ribbed vests, full
taped, well made, all alzes.
I ' 25c Silk mercerised vests for women,
isllk crocheted neck, silk taped, low neck,
sleevelets or wing sleeves, umbrella pants,
i with deep lacs trimming to match. Special
values for Saturday's sale.
We have a tew dozen left of the cele
; toreted "Munslng" union suits, low neck,
! sleeveless, kaee length, best finish, best fit,
i best material, all sizes, 36c each. 3 for II.
EOe The pure Vega silk vesta, beautifully
( finished, low neck, sleeveless. Just the qual
, lty sod weight for warm weather, pink, sky
and white.
Boys' balbrlggan underwear, shirts, long
' or short sleeves, drawers, ankle or knee
'length, nicely made, all sizes, Saturday,
i25o each.
The only perfect fitting combination suit
for boys and girls, the "Munslng," made
Well, fits well, looks well, all styles for all
ages, only 60c suit.
Coaching parasols, natural color; also
pure white, hemstitched border, very pretty
handles, paragon frame, $1.65 each. The
Hew and lateet styles In white and black,
green, navy, pink, natural color, pure
white, from $1.00 to $15.00.
1 . $1.60 A protector In sunshine and rain.
Woman's gloria silk umbrellas, steel rod,
paragon frame, pearl handles, with ster
ling trimmings, natural wood handles, silk
tassels and cover, real bargain, black, navy
and red.
We have a large line of children's para
sols, from 25c to $2.00.
KELLEY, STIGER & CO.,
iftii.' ' Cor- 15 th nd Farnam Sts.
I 3fT A PROMPT SETTLEMENT,
The national Life Insurance Company
Pays Mrs. Haas Five Thou
sand Dollars.
The tragic death of the late Andrew
Haas, who was run down and killed by a
Rock Island train at South Omaha early
lhB month, and the prompt payment of
$5,000 to Mrs. Ida L. Haas, wife of the
deceased, by the National Life Insurance
: company of Montpeller, Vermont, through
Charles E. Ady, general agent, forcibly
I Illustrates the value and wisdom ot life
Insurance. -
' Mr. Haas settled a $5,000 endowment pol
1 Icy with the National In November, 1901, at
which time he re-insured, taking another
policy for $5,000, which waa in force at
the time of his death. The National, with
' Its usual promptness, was the first com
jpany to pay In thla case.
BERKA SURE ENOUGH JUDGE
te-Observes Lawyer In Commenting;
oa Motion Filed In District
liVv'Tv'''- ... Coart,
! i
The attorney for Lillian Stevens, a
adored woman convicted in the district
! court Wednesday of larceny, has moved to
j arrest the Judgment to the case because
i "Louis Berka, who acted as examining
maglstate as police Judge ot Omaha, la not
'the legal police Judge and, therefore, has
no legal authority to Inquire into aald
offense or to bind said Lillian Stevens over
' to the district court"
' When the motion waa filed an attorney
who practices almost entirely in the dis
trict and federal courts saw It and smiled.
"I am of the opinion," he said, "that
obody will undertake to make this state
ment In Judge Berka's own court. I was
'down there the other morning for an hour
and watched him put through a grist, and
.If Louis Berka isn't police Judge nobody
ever was. Ho doesn't allow anybody any
tops. A drunken vag tried to clear him-
' self with a lie and Berka waved him aside
;Wlth the. smile of a man who knows all
.the old tricks by heart. Then a young law
yer started In to tell what ought to be
done with another prisoner and the court
settled him wlthjust two words, 'sit down!'
SvSn the policemen had to toe the mark
and t heard him 'call' a sergeant so neatly
that the 'bluecoat' didn't open his mouth
'the rest of the session. They all seem
to take It for granted that he will make
good whatever be says, and this Indeed
a brave man who puts It on paper that
"Louts Berka Isn't police Judge ot Omaha.' "
Tbs ladles wonder low Mrs. B. manages
to preserve her youthful looks. The secret
Is she takes PRICKLY ASH BITTERS; It
keeps the system In perfect order.
POUCE AND CONSTABLE MIX
Chief Brtargs of Soata Omaha Conflicts
Mlaloa.
The troubles of Chief of Police John
"Brlggs of Sooth Omaha and Oonatabls Clark
threats to koep the courts busy for some
tins ' to corns. Yesterday Chief Brlggs
and William Healey, who had been arrested
by Clark charged with taking two prisoners
tram Blm, were erralgned in Justice Fos
ter's1 court snd were granted a change of
venue to Justice Altstadt's court. Immedl
ately after the Judge bad ruled on the ap
plication Chief Brlgga arreated Constable
Clark oa a warrant charging him with die
'turblng the peace, Issusd from the polloe
court of South Omaha. Justice Altstadt
has set the Brlggs-Healsy case for Satur
day afternoon. Chief Brlggs took Clark to
Booth Omaha.
KEEP YOUR
STOMACH WELL
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stomach, liorafords Acid
, Phosphate) CUR Ed habit
: , ual stomach weakness, Im
, proves appetite, digestion
.', said nutrition, and removes
. the cause of headaches and
'.'wakefulness. It is a splendid .
, TOMO for all weak condi
tions, quickly improving gen
eral health, lusbt on having
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FURNISHINGS AND HATS
Very special bargains for Saturday in new and stylish
Shirts, Shirt Waists, 'eckwear, Hats, etc.
with
sooks,
Men's Suspenders.
26-cent kind, on sale In
basement Satur
day Firemen and Police
with leather ends
special price Satur
day the regular
5c
Suspenders
15c
Men's Newtst Styl
e Belts, in
black, tan ana gray
6o-cent qualities
for
25c
Men's $2 Hats at $1.39
Men's stylish Fedora and Derby Hats,
the Panama the Fedoras come
In black and different colors, the
Derbys In black, 12 values, Saturday
Men's $3 Hats at $1.98
Men's Hats of the newest styles, Derbys
doras, the kind that retail usually
for 13.00, on sale Saturday
at
Men's $1.50 Hats at 98c
A great variety of men's and boys'
Hats, In the latest shades
98c
and blocks, regular
11.60 values ,
CARD FROM BOSTON STORE.
News of the Great Rase and Carpet
Sale We Will Have Monday.
We recently told you of an Immense pur
chase of carpets and nigs that we had Just
consummated. These goods were formerly
the stock of a very prominent dry goods
house. They decided to discontinue the
carpet and rug business, needing the space
to enlarge other departments, and we
bought the whole stock. It is now arriving
and we find it to consist of immense quan
tities of fine, high-class rugs in room sizes.
This Arm, being in the carpet business for
only a short time, the stock is absolutely
of the newest and best makes and latest
designs.
There are Immense quantities of high-
class Wilton, Velvet, Moquette and Ax
mlnster carpetlngs and a limited number
ot real Oriental rugs In small sizes.
The price at which we bought the stock
enables us to offer the biggest bargains in
fine floor coverings that Onlaba has ever
known. . . ,
This stock Included sn Immense quantity
of straw mattings of all grades, oilcloth ot
all kinds and an immense variety of drap
eries, drapery materials and One lace cur
tains. The straw mattings will be offered
Wednesday. The date ot the lace curtain
sale will be announced later.
The rugs and carpets will.be placed on
sale Monday. Watch the papers for par
ticulars. J. L. BRANDEIS 60 N 3.
Boston Store, Omaha.
Anv ainn ta h .tor that atanda shoul
der to shoulder with your wants. Ilayden
Bros. Keaa our aa oa rage i.
Headquarters wedding rings.
Edholm.
teweler.
Shampeolng and hair dressing. 25o, at tbs
Bathsry, 211-220 Bee Building. Tel. 1718.
GARDENERS ARE KICKING NOW
Those Wk Paid for Capitol Avenue
Sites Looking; for Satis
. faction. i
Maw h Omaha aardenera are making
medicine for the city council and will en
deavor to administer a dose at the next
meeting of the council. The trouble orig
inates over the failure of the council to en
force Its market house ordinance after re
ceiving considerable sums of money from
numerous Omaha gardeners In payment ot
rent on stands oa the Capitol avenue sue.
Said one ot these gardeners yestsrday
morning:
"The Omaha gardeners who bid on stands
at the Capitol avenue site are going to hold
a conference tomorrow to consider what ac
tion to take In regard to the preaent mar
ket altuatlon. We paid money tor me most
desirable stands st that alts and now find
that they are worthleas. , The customers
will not go to Capitol avenue and we are
compelled to come to Harney street. Here
we have no market master and no rights.
The first man who arrives In the morning
takes the most desirable location and those
who follow get what Is left. Many of us
who would havs paid large sums tor atands
here and who have paid large sums for
stands on the official market site find our
selves shut oat by some one who has paid
nothing either here or there. We want pro
tection for our money. If the city cannot
give us that for which we have paid we
think It no mors than fair that It should
return our money. .
"I do not know 'what the gardeners will
do, but several plans have bees suggested.
One Is that, we simply demand s return ot
our money: another that those who have
paid money for stands on Capitol avenue be
given permission to select corresponding
stands on Harney street or Eleventh street
until the city has really established the
Capitol avenue site. The majority ot fTie
gardeners seem to fsvor the latter plan,
while one or two suggest that the city Is
liable for damages for taking ths money
and failing to provide exclusive market
privileges -oa the-f SDltvi Avsaus-slU."
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Men's Woven Madras Shirts
With detached cuffs, White Nainsook Shirts
separate ruffs, ana i'leateci Kosom
Shirts of small figured
Pollama cloth with sep
arate cuffs, nil 11. U0 values,
75c
Saturday a price
Men's Highest Grade Shirts
Of woven madras, plain white striped nain
also white grounds wun me nw
till 4IIT- w
98c
small figures, some witn
pleated bosoms, all have de
tached cuffs, 1. BO values,
Saturday's price... v
Men's
Shirt
Waists
Made of ele
gant woven
madras cloth.
In 40 atyles,
at
98c $1.25
$1.50
Worth 30 per
cent more.
Men's BalbrlgRan Underwear,
drawers made with double
19c
Bern an sizes shirts and
drawers 35c quality in
basement
Men's Fine Underwear
Of Otis
lisle thread, in Egyptian,
drab, tan, blue, pink, also
silk mercerized shirts and
drawers, 1 values, Sat'day
50c
Including
1.39
and Fe
1.98
25c and 50c Caps at 15c
Men's and boys' 25c and 50c Summer
Golf and Yacht Caps on
sale in the basement
at
15c
KELLEY, STIGER A CO.
Men's Wear Large Assortment Men's
Negligee Shirts, Collarless Summer
NIGHT SHIRTS, CELEBRATED MUNSIN'Q
UNION SUITS. FINE LINES OF
FANCY HOSE.
Our negligee shirts are all here and ths
line is more complete than ever before.
The prettiest patterns and' greatest va
riety ana the best values at popular prices,
11.00 and 11.60.
For summer wear the low-necked night
shirts. are t'.e most comfortable, made from
the new soft finished cambric and nicely
trimmed. Special value at SOc. Finer
ones at 75c, 11.00 and, 11.25 each.
We still continue to sell more union
suits for men each season. They are the
most sensible style of underwear for any
one. We have a fine lisle union suit at (1.50.
The Munslng union suits we sell at 11.00
and up.
Fancy half-hose in new stripes and
figures and luce effects for 25c a pair; fancy
lisle hose, regular 60o value, for 35c; 75c
values for SOc.
KELLEY, STIGER A CO.,
Cor. Farnam and 16th Sts.
Store open till 9:30 p. m. Saturday.
The kind of gooda we sell is our best ad
vertisement. Read about ' our - goods on
Page 7 and come to our store Saturday.
Hayden Bros.
Eleetrle Lighted Bleeping? Care .
On "The Overland Limited- are 14
section cars with drawing rooms. Interior
finished in Circassian walnut, English oak
and Cuban mahogany, with furnishing to
harmonize. Each section and drawing room
is provided with two electric reading
lamps, and electric lights adorn the empire
ceilings.
Drawing room with annex toilet room.
containing dressers with every convenience.
Including ladles' electric curling Iron beater,
etc.
This famous train reaches Salt Lake
City 12 hours and San Francisco 16 hours
ahead of all competitors.
If you contemplate a trip to any western
point the Union Pacific offers you ths
highest degree of comfort and luxury.
with no additional cost and a great saving
ot time and expense.
Ctly ticket office, 1324 Farnam street.
'Phone 111. Union station. 10th and
Marcy. "Phone 628.
Granhopaono at a Bargain.
FOR SALE Latest model type. A. O.
combination graphophone, which clays both
large and email records; list price, ISO.
This Is especially dealgned tor concert pur
poses, having a thlrty-slx-lnch horn and
stand. It also includes twenty largs Edi
son records and carrying cass of twenty
tour records. The machine la entirely new
snd haa never been used. Will aell at a
bargain. Address X II, In care of Tbs Bee.
It's economy to trade at this store. Hay
den Bros. Read our ad on Page 7.
Edholm, ths Jeweler, is selling a fine
14-K, 25-yssr. filled case, with 17-Jewelled
movement, for $25.00.
Card of Thanks.
We desire to express our heartfelt thanks
to relatives, friends and neighbors, also to
Woodmen ot the World, who so kindly as
sisted us during our sad bereavement and
tor the many beautiful floral offerings at
the death of our aon. John Sullivan.
MR. AND MRS. SULLIVAN. BROTHER
AND SISTERS, AND SON WILLI AM.
Da nee Tonight.
Jolly Eight club's lively ball this evening,
Washington hall. Eighteenth and Harney
streets. Pine orchestra, a grand, good time
tor you. Cents 26c. Welcome.
Publish your legal notices la The Weekly
Bee. Telephone 231.
Shampooing and balrdreselng, 25c. st the
Batbery, 111-220 Bee Building. Tel. 1711.
BaydsB'SrosAsa Is -oarage f.
Men's Stylish Neckwear, 35c
This Is a line of ties that consist of
strictly up-to-date styles made from
silks and satins used in making the
SOc lines In the assortment are the
latest style tecks, four-ln-hands.
strings, clubs. Imperials and other
much wanted kinds; colors and pat
terns without number, every one nice
ly made and the values are
35c
of great Importance ..
The advantage in buying your clothing here is the
absolute reliability of the, clothing, together with the asstirauce
of lowest prices. Customers who ore looking for spring suits and who instinctively yield to the in
fluence of economy, naturally look to this store for safe and trustworthy dealings. Your con-
uuence is wen piacea.
simple, plain, forceful
prices for which good
Men's Suits $7.50 This line embraces
suits of fine thibets, unfinished worsteds,
tweeds, striped worsteds, cheviots and
'lassimeres, in all colors and patterns; not
a suit in this lot which ought to be sold
for less than $10.00, and most of theni
worth more; 2LC
Saturday , 1 ZjJ
Men's Suits $10 made of the finest
imported and domestic tweeds, worsteds,
Eerges; we feel confident that one glance
at' this handsome array of suits will
make a customer of you; QL'l C
worth $15.00; Saturday .pivJ
n
Wash Waist Specials
pi.
styles. Special
Saturday. . ..... ...
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- ALXi WOOL
SUITS
made
measure v
Your Double Personality
;
is bound to assert itself In your
dress. The clothes worn while you
are a hustling business man will not
do when you are In society. Clothes
for business or pleasure mads cor
rectly here. ' s i
17ANAL1AKER
& BROWN
"The Foremost Tailoring House of
America."
122 S. 15th St s of Dourlas
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Boone's Knoll
Old-fashioned, hand-made sour mash
purest snd best whiskey made In old Ken
tucky, distilled in the spring of 1881. We
have Just received a shipment of this
prime whisky. It was exported and Im
ported again to avoid early payment of
revenue, and is now 21 years old. This is
for a blgh-class family trade. Price. $8.00
gallon or $2.00 quart bottle.
We have others, whiskies from 75c to
$1.(0 per quart. California wines, $1.25,
$1.50 and $2.00 gallon.
CACKLEY BROS.
Fine Wines and Table Liquors.
Opposite Postoffice. Telephone Uia.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED HUN
TER RYE.
City orders delivered promptly.
Piano Building
Gems interesting to you when you are
contemplating a ulano purchase.
What rauoea the tmnieiiae difference la
piano prices T
You want to know? .. ,
A postal card brings a "Walter"' Piano
Booklet tails you all about It-
Fred R. Walter, Mff. Airent.
3113 California St.
Bend articles o. incorporation, notices of
stockholders' meetings. to The Bee.
Ws will give them proper legal Inasrtloa.
JBse Islspoone,
n n
TJhat we mean by a bargain is reliable merchandise at
materially less than ruling prices. Come to this
store Saturday and see how well we live up to our dejinition
' isn't ne wno snrieKs
statement of a simple, plain, forceful fact,
clothing can be sold.
Youth's Blue Serge Suits suits that
are correctly made, in styles that boys
like, that suit and fit them and that show
i
their merit in excellent service; the color
ta absolutely guaranteed and fC
are worto. $10.00; S.-iturday.. "v
Youth's Suits maae of Scotch chev
iots, French flannels, in plaids and
stripes; an entirely new production; not
only are these suits superior in wearing
qualities, but the prices are absolutely
lower than in any other store and are
worth $12.00; 7 0
Saturday '. O V
Saturday we will place on sale 50 dozen
women's wash waists, made to sell and sold
everywhere for $1.00; made of a superb qual
ity of dimities and other materials; profusely
tucked; all the very latest and smartest
effects, including Gibsons, in a number of
69c
w
Another One for Saturday 40 dozen
women's wash waists, made of very fine ma-
terials; styles are the latest and smartest
effects. Qualities that sell for g
$1.50 and $2.00. Saturday. kJK
'.SCOFIELQ
cumsuiTca
IBM Donatas St.
ShirtVaists
You'll not regret ?ooklng here if in
search of correct styles and designs
in shirt waists. Ours cost no more,
but we believe you'll say are pret
tier, better made and, therefore, more
satisfactory to buy than any others
shown in Omaha. See those at $1.00,
$1.25, $1.50 and $2.00. We have others
costing more, too.
More Silk Petticoats $5,50
Just received better secure one
now. You'll wake up .some morning
and find you can't get one for less
than $7.60.
1
'.SCQFIELD
amiasuiTca
ou las Street.
Does Your Boy Wear Shoes?
If he does ws can fit him and suit
him here Dre L. Shooman 'always
expects the boys on Saturday and Is
prepared to fit to their feet a shoe at
$1.50 that has never been equalled
anywhere elae for near the money
Made of good, honest leather wttb
a good, heavy sole that will stand ths
hard knocks that a good, lively boy
will gie them We take as much
care in fitting these $160 shoes as we
do any shoes in the country. .
Drexel Shoe Co.,
Catalogue free for the asking.
Onssa'i V'n-te-aafe Saoe Hones,
FAR SAM STREET
Postal Card Will Get It
SAMPLE COPT OF THE '
Twentieth Century Farmer
The Best Agricultural Weekly. Ad
dress. Omaha, Kee.
in.!;
louaest who is most sincere, and so we make
Silk Skirt Specials
ioaays express brings us a
special shipment of one of the
best silk skirt values we have
ever been able to offer. They
are skirts that are positively
worth $20; are made of the best
taffeta and peau de soie silk,
gorgeously trimmed with chiffon
and satin ruffles. The fit and
workmauship are of the highest
order. We have rarely, if ever,
been able to offer such astonish
ing great value at such a price.
They go on sale Saturday morn
ing at
$10.00
Another One of
Our Famous Sales.
rTTt tfxrronrra udu ivn opt t ivn r
KEN LOTS. We have Rotten together wh
and $4.00 lines, and placed them all on our
as luvy j tin i hi , irrr nun, .oif.
There are SAILORS and NORFOLKS,
stilts, two and three-piece suits. We do n
they are suits that critical buyers have re
ynvco. uuo , ii la Unix uauica npydrui
Valfces ABBS!
BELT PINS.
Round silver medallion heads; same In gold plate,
with place for picture in back. Porcelain Pins, hand
painted. New, nobby patterns In Bracelets. Spend a
few moments in our store. Look for the name.
S. W. LINDSAY, The Jeweler,
1516 Douglas St.
"DOMINOED"
You will surely be domlnoed-Mt you
sre s man and wear any other shoe
than the
"Onimod"
$3.50 or $2.50
As we have said before, the "Oni
mod" shoe is for men exclusively.
We make tbem. We sell them.
Why do we sell shoes at factory
price? Because we manufacture
them. .
Regent
Shoe Go
-nut IUU
205 S. 15th
Only Men's 8hoe Store on 16th St.
SOAP SPECIALS
15c II. sc H. Soap, $1.00 dos.: cake.... to
60c Soclete Hygienlque Soap (all you
want), cake 29o
25c Kirk's Juvenile soap, 20c box;
cake 10c
25c 4711 White Rose Glycerine, 36c
box; cake 12c
New size 4711 White Rose Glycerine,
65o box; cake , 25 o
25c Packer's Tar soap, cake , loo
25c Pear's Cnscented soap, cake 12c
25c Cuticura soap, cake 20c
25c Plnaud's Violet Sensation, 69c box;
raks 23c
5c Lifebuoy (new), cake 5c
Our White Castile soap, best on earth,
full H-pound rales (U cakes or
pounds). $1.00; cake 10e
We've 200 kinds of soaps. Call for the
kind you use.
MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO.,
iSta and Farnam Streets. Omaua.
Thone 150.
See about a nurse. - -' S.
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mm
Men's Swell Shirts
Our recent shirt selling has been re
markable, our dollar shlrta are great
value. Today we have ready a si
rerb showing of fam-y shirts in stiff
and soft bosoms at 75c auj 11.00 Ihs
niarlras Is fine and tho colorings are
new and rich. The shirts are made by
the best AmcrU-sn shirt makers.
They have style and character that
appeal to every tasteful man.
a
Nebraska pricestare the lowest
Knee Pants Suits made of bine eerge,
in good guaranteed colors; tliey are well
made and perfect' in lit; in order to ap
preciate the vaLue that is in this suit
look around, see-what other clothing de
partments are ajsking for this same suit,
then you will aree with us that it's the
best value iuithe land and
worth $3.50; O'OEC
Saturday. ,e awO
Knee Pants Suite made of cheviots,
flannels, in all the newest shades, in
plaids, overplauls and stripes; made with
the best of.linhigs and trimmings; a suit
well worth $500; O tZt r
Saturday. . JUU
M 1
at are left of many I5.0U lines, $4.60 lines
vauio iur oaiuruay, ana fLB Jong
SINGLE and ' DOUBLE breasted coat
Ot claim f siPMM aro tSiVk on tu i
. Z , , aiurn, mi t
vuBi.isru an 7JHJt?iitnT. VcllUCa (LX Off
:atalogueon request.
Our Banquet
As May 15 vu our anniversary, we gava
our regular banquet, with Herr Helnrich
as the chef, and a great event it was.
That it waa a MOKRI L afTnlr goes with
out question, as HARRY THE MARRIAGE
MAN was there In all his splenrtor, not
withstanding the fact that he OUTSHINKD
them all In storing away this worlds
goods the night before at the Royal
Arcanum spread. Even Elmer honored us
with hl reence and said he didn't care
a rap whether the OMAHA DRUO TRI'ST
LIKED IT OR NOT. And Jack (our Jack)
and the clerks of our store made up the
rest of the marry makers. Oood IRISH
OIRLS ended up the best square meal
that ever happened.
6c Doan's Kidney rills 40c
6)c Williams' I'lnk Pills for Pale People io
5oc Kld-no-olrts c
Wc Cramer's Kidney Cure .. " 400
5oc Lleblg Beef Extract n0
11.00 German Klmmeil Bltti-rs 7f,n
$l.liO Ff-ru-na (one to a customer) E7o
i.fiO Wine i'ardul (one to a customer).. 49c
1 pint Sherwln & Williams Hath Tub
Enamel (a full pint, mind you) 7So
fl .00 Her s Malt Whisky 680
$1.00 Hromo Hrltser ... 70
WE NEVER CLOSE.
SCIIAEFER'S
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Tel. T47, S. W. Cor. Itttb. and Chleasjo.
A Good Wife and Health
are a man's best wealth, and he can con
tribute to tbe health of himself and wife,
by using Mets beer. It Is pure, healthful
and nutritious and Is a delightful beverage
at any season, and during warm weather
there isn't a thirst quencher that can
equal it. ' -
Aletz Bros. Brewing Co.
Tel. 119. Oatnna.
Or Jacob Neumayer. Aft., cars Neumaye
Uoul. Council masvlya, ...