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THE OMAITA DAILY JIEE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1902.
HOME RULE PUZZLES THEM
Epublit Lr-rWlatiT Cudidat! Unabl
'. to Cat Together en It
QUESTION . . OF CORRALLING VOTES
How to law Wood ftn to
Support ' from Both Rides
ta What Perpleses
.' Them.
Get
tv.. ih.i i. n.rni.Tinr
the legislative candidates on the republican there," he said. "Jd have already at
ticket in this county Is whether they should tained such momentum In our onward
declare themselves for municipal home rule. mutch tnl nothing will stop us now. Wi
The nominees for slate senators and repre- j have a good country, whose natural re
lative have bad several meetings to sources, I believe, are unbounded as well
discuss campaign matters and agree upon a unknown and a country like UttDtrw
plan of canvass, but thus far have reached e headed off. All we have lacked for
no tonclusloa as to the course they will these years has been jut a little more
pursue on, the question of borne rule. Ono enterprise and thrift among our people
of the candidates present at the various ..but we ve got that now and so we re off
meetings explains the situation as follows: i ,or th races.
"When the subject was first brought up
and a vote taken on It everv one of us
found that we were In favor of home rule
as au abstract proposition, and we all
agreed that we could not successfully op
pose the argument In favor of home rule,
which has made such a widespread demand
for charter changes that will make all of
our municipal officers responsible to the
people of this city.
"We had, however, In the first place, de
cided that no one of us should take any
tand on any one subject unless all of us
took the same stand, or, In gher words, to
act as a unit, and as some of the candidates
were uncertain as to what practical effect
a declaration la favor of home rule would
have, we let the matter rest until the next
meeting. In order to give time during the
week to ascertain what public sentiment
waa on the subject. At the second meet
ing our reports showed that public senti
ment was decidedly In favor of home rule.
Yet a number of the candidates expressed
themselves as opposed to taking any pub
lie stand for fear it would antagonize the
members of the present police board and
deprive ua of their support and that of their
friends.
"It was argued that because the demo
cratic candidates had declared themselves In
favor of home rule they had alienated the
democ ratio members of the police board
nd those democrats who favored the
present board of fire and police commis
sioners, whose votes we might get If we
made no expression on the subject. It
was argued that If we all say we are in
favor of home rule In the abstract, but
cannot afford to advocate the removal of
the present police board by a change in
the charter that would make the positions
elective, we would leave the way open for
some democrats to vote for us and give no
excuse for republicans to vote against us.
"You see, If the board were made elec
tive, the democrats, who are now assured
of two places on the board by the appoint
ment of the governor, would take the chance
Of being unrepresented If the city election
went republican, aa It doubtless would. An
other suggestion as a way out of the di
lemma is that we issue a public statement
that we are willing to submit the whole
question to the vote of the people and
pledge ourselves if elected to work for the
enactment of the bill providing for a refer,
endum by which the voters would say how
they wanted their municipal officers elected.
"The chief trouble with this is that If we
pursue this plan we could not discriminate
between the different classes of city offi
cers, but would have to make all of them
elective, including the city attorney, city
engineer, health commissioner and other
positions which are now appointive, which
many of us feel should remain appointive,
because they require special qualiflcatlona
In the way of professional kind. The ob
jection against a referendum scheme Is that
it. simply puts off home rule, which the
democrats promise Immediately. We ex
pect to reach aome conclusion shortly."
Peter Hofeldt Is to orate! Back to the
abadowa with Cicero, Demosthenes, Wll- I
llam J. Bryan and Ed Morearty!
The sphinx of the Third commissioner
district will plead hia cause before the cen
tral committeemen of that district next Sat
urday afternoon at 1 o'clock, and some
prominent democrats confess to anticipating
an outburst that will make the arraignment
of Catiline sound like a high school grad
uate's maiden effort. It U quite generally
believed that members of Peter's own party
are Inclining' toward Frank Hlbbard, the
populist nominee, and It is even hinted that
some of the democratic committeemen out
there are doing things they abouldn't, so
Peter proposes to speak out in plain Eng
lish and some exclamatory German concern
ing the matter.
The entire democratic county committee
la called to meet Saturday at S o'clock to
fill vacancies on the ticket and dispose of
y other business that may come up. Ho
feldt has had It arranged that two houra
before that time the two committeemen
from each precinct of his district shall bo
herded and .'held while he tells them what
la what, and what Is something else. The
emergency of the hour seems to demand it.
Hlbbard Is slashing away ao determinedly
- on Peter's' premises that the ample figure
of one Carl Dencker, republican nominee,
looms up with appalling height on the ad
jacent lot.
The populist is circulating through the
district a printed letter, with a wood cut
of an evergreen tree on the top of the
sheet and two pages of promises to stand
pat for good roads and whatever else the
farmers out there want.' Furthermore, he
pledges that when not attending meetings
of the board he will occupy all his time
with drives over the district and call a
meeting every spring and fall at which
tie will ask advice and seek to learn the
needs;' At the close of ths letter he atates
that before election day be proposea to
give every voter in the district "the
Bgprune Cereal
"A grain and fruit Coffee nourishing and invigorating.
SOLO BY ALL GROCERS.
FJsRS. J. BEMSOM
Fall and Winter
Underwear
We can give, you the best goods
for the money that is made for ladies and chil
dren. Liuht or heavy weight, in cotton, fleece
ft
llneil, part wool or air wool, ollk and wool, or all nilk. Lowest
price guaranteed.
Itemeber we are Hole agents for Dr. Jaeger's celebrated
sanitury underwear.
- Black tights for ladies or children. Bend for catalogue.
granger grip," and h now has men mak
ing up rolls of the voters there, that ha
ruty overlook do one.
PROSPERITY IN THE SOUTH
Railroader from Arkaasas Talks
Optimistically ( His Sectloa
of Coaatry.
R. H. James, tarvellng passenger agent
of the St. Lonli A North Arkansas rail
road, with headquarters at Eureka Springs,
Ark., Is attending to official business In
Omaha. Mr. James, who Is an oldtlme
newspaper man, Is very enthusiastic over
the progress cf his southern country.
are forging . to the front down
SECRETARY TO MAKE REPORT
Condition of Auditorial Company
Finances to Be Shown to
the Public.
George W. Hoobler, who continues to act
as secretary of the Auditorluhi company,
will have a statement of the finsnclal con
dition of the company, ready for publica
tion Thursday. Thia report will show the
total amount of money received from all
sources, the total amount expended In the
different enterprises which have been
operated by the cotripany for the benefit
of the building fund, as well aa the condi
tion of the stock account. There are still
some of the stockholders who ha,ve not
paid the first assessment and a larger
number who have not paid the second
assessment, while the larger subscribers
as a rule have paid both.
A Deathblow to Malaria.
Electric Bitters kill and expel malaria
fever and ague or no pay. Only 60c. For
sale by Kuhn A Co.
LOW RATES TO ST. L.OVIS.
Via the MUsoarl Paelfle Railway, Ac
count Fall Festivities,
Which Include the Great St. Louis Fair,
which gives $30,000 In premiums; the gor
geous Veiled Prophet Pageant; atreet fair
and carnival; horse ahow In the coliseum;
running horse races dally by the best thor
oughbreds In the country, and base ball
games between the teams of the American
and National leagues.
All events during October and the first
week In November.
Ask your local agent for detailed Informa
tion and vialt the World's Fair City.
H. C. TOWNSEND.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
St. Louis. Mo.
Christmas gocds arriving. Edholm, Jew'l'r.
eioo m.
ELECTRIC LIGHTED.
STEAM HEATED,
SOLID VESTIBULED
Limited train via MILWAUKEE Railway
Leaves Omaha Union depot dally,
tent equipment, latest palace
Magnlfl
sleepers, library-buffet car, dining car, new coaches.
City Offlco, 1504 Farnam street.
F. A. NASH,
General Western Agent.
Exceptionally Low Rates for October.
Every day during the month of October,
1902, the Union Pacific will sell one-way
settlers' tickets at the following ratea:
From Missouri river:
1 20.00 Ogden and Salt Lake.
$20.00 Butte and Helena.
$22.60 Spokane.
$26.00 Portland and Ashland. San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles and San Diego.
Correspondingly low ratea from inter
mediate points.
City ticket office, 1324 Farnam atreet.
'Phone 316.
Tiffany wedding rings. Edholm, Jeweler.
Good Position Open.
Good opening for a newspaper or magaitne
solicitor. Permanent position for a com
petent man. Address, Twentieth Century
Farmer, Bee Building, Omaha.
Baaaar.
Lodge No. 57 of Danish 8lsterhood will
hold a fair and grand ball at Washington
hall, lath and Harney streets, Thursday,
October 16. Afternoon and evening. A
grand good time for all. Adults, 16c; chil
dren, 10c,
Sam'I Burns, Libby Cut Glass sale.
Reliable guaranteed watch, $3.60. Edholm.
Mortality Statistics.
The following: births and deaths wr n.
ported at the office of the Board of Health
during the twenty-four hours ending at
noon l uusy ;
Births Kd Barrlck. 40J North Twenty-
wvenin street, ooy; Anton cnristlanaon
I. alt nmuh irtrl -lnanh Uat
South Fourteenth street, boy; Jacob
jarooson, 317 Hanirort atreet, girl; w. J.
lBarron, tug North Sixteenth atreet, boy;
Charles Martin. Twenty-third and Rurnn
streets, boy; J. Kdward Kilhy. fcfl North
Twenty-sixth street, girl; . George Linde,
2508 South Twentieth avenue, girl; John
'fi. Bock. 2818 Reward street, boy; Robert
j. .'. wise, ts.w urtni street, girl; John
L. McCague. 2LM4 Chicago street, boy.
Deaths Hannah Elisubeth Oethoff, 619H
North Sixteenth street, aged 60 years:' Mrs.
Christina Jullanson, 1Z73 South Tenth
street, aged 43 years. -
DIED.
OSTHOFF Hannah Elisabeth, wife of
Henry Osthoft, aged 60 years, I months
and 24 days.
Funeral from residence. 519H North Six
teenth street. Wednesday, October 16. at 3
f. m. Interment, Prospect Hill. Friends
nvlted.
if"
OBI
Deposit Your
Money
In Our Bank.
Several Hundred Kersey Cloth
Monte Carlo and Box Coats
satin
at
Monte
cloth,
black
at
WALKING
The best $5.00 walking skirts, made of
strapped yoke, alotted seams
at
WALKING
We are continuously receiving new
popular and praotlcal suits. These
and blouse style Jackets either silk or satin lined, and
range in price from $25.00 DOWN TO
FRENCH FLANNEL WAISTS
One bargain counter on main floor containing waists made of Imported all wool
French flannel, stitched and inverted effects, all this fall's
fashionable shades your choice of the entire assortment,
at
Remarkable Underwear Sale
Immense crowds are taking advantage of our special sale of fall
underwear everything going at halt p rice.
35c Underwear at 15c Misses',
ribbed vests, pants and drawers;
worth up to 35o, at, each
75s Underwear at 19c and 39c Ladios' underwear in
medium, fine and heavy weight, ribbed and nioe soft
fleecing, all sizes, worth up to75o goon bargain
counter at, each ....'.
Ladies' Golf Gloves 35c
Ladles' and children's all wool golf
gloves In plain and fancy s-
colors all sixes worth rtC
up to 75c, at, pair
Fleecy Lined Hosiery Ladies', misses' and boys' fleecy lined -fl "Jl
hosiery, fast black, full seamless, in plain and heavy ribbed, I
all sizes, worth up to 25o a pair, at
I Watch Our
j Windows
OMAHA IS FULL OF MONH
Baak Gleariiri IidicaU Gsnsnl Fmperitr
of City Aid Oouitrj.
STREET RAILWAY DEAL BOOSTS SOME
Banker Sara, However, that Hamper
Crop sad Big- Baslaesa of Local
Jobbers Accounts for.
Moat of Increase.
"Due primarily to a natural increase In
business, general prosperity, good crops and
plenty of money," said a local banker, when
asked the cause of the steady increase in
Omaha bank clearings during the last few
weeks.
For weeks the Increase in clearings over
corresponding days last year have been
strikingly noticeable and today the receipts
reached the high water mark of $1,441,238.72,
aa compared with $1,039,107.69 for the cor
responding day a year ago. This gala of
$402,129.08 is unusually large.
"While It ia true that this is our busy
seaaon and that we have large crops and all
that," said one of Omaha's prominent
bankers, "there is still another cause for
the extra heavy clearings this week. That
Is the transactions in street railway stock,
due to the pending sale of that company.
Our bank alone handled over $100,000 worth
of Omaha Street railway checks, and other
banks of course handled tbelr share of
them. 80 that you aee this extra business
has considerable Influence on the present
state of clearings. These dealings will
continue along thia week anyway, I think.
Business Good Generally.
"But, as I observe, the clearings did not
wait for the street railway deal before
making their heavy advances. They have
been steadily Increasing as the autumn ap
proached. During Ak-Sar-Ben week they
were unusually large, but aa they have kept
getting larger alnce, no one can attribute
their rise during carnival week to any tem
porary lmpetua they then received.
"The fact Is the wholesale and retail mer
chants of Omaha are doing a tremendous
business just now; they do big business
every fall, but it is larger thia fall than
usual. You cannot attribute this financial
expansion to an increase in Omaha's live
stock trade so much; of course that helps.
bi't that sort of business shows more in
New York clearings than oura. Our farm
ers have raised bumper crops and we al
ready are in the midst of a period of un
surpassed prosperity; that Is what the peo
ple want to keep in mini."
NEW FISH BY THE MILLION
Black Baas and Croppies to Be Pat
In Cnt OS Laka by
I'aela Sana.
A. C. Harte, aa president of the Fish
Protective association, has received a tele
gram announcing that next Thursday there
will be received here an Installment of
young fish for the restocking of Cut-OS
lake. Mr. Harte aaid:
"The fish are to come from Bellevue, la.,
and w.e are expecting the lot to contain
1.500. 000 black baas and 1.000,000 croppies,
about an inch or two long, now, but healthy
enough to weigh a pound or more within
eighteen months. We tried to get wall
eyed pike, but the government wouldn't
give us those To the fish commissioner
I had to furnish a plat of the lake, a table
of the depths of Its water and the tempera
ture of the same, a description of the moss
and of the food fishes would find there.
When I had given him this he made hia own
selection of the kind to be sent.
"Ia some wsys this is not wholly satla
factory, perhaps, but we ve one great
advantage In the fact that the lake stock
now becomes I'ncle Sam's charge, and any
one caught seining there or otherwise trana
gTesslng the regulations may be taken im
mediately tnio foderal court as 4 mad to
LllCHa6.'S CO
4 Per Cent
Interest Paid
on Deptsits.
For tvdaj, Wednesday, we will place
on sale a jrreat number of must desirable
nd seasonable stylish cloaks and ladies'
suits. t
A kersey cloth Monte Carlo coat with beaver
fur storm collar (f? f
lined with heavv ZlJ KSCv 37
on sale
Carlo coats made of pood kersey
loose back with icverted pleat,
coat collar, bell
sleeves. In oxfords,
$0,98
or castors,
SKIRTS
all wool melton mixtures,
$5
SUITS
and desirable styles in these extremely
suits come in both Norfolk
9.98
ii;vi twa nit vv
1.50
children's and boys' elastic
fleecy lined, all sizes;
15c
19c
39c
Children's Mittens at 15c Pair
Misses', children's and boys' all wool
double knit mittens 4 pf
worth 25o go at, 1 f
pair w
k Watch Our
of-: ati
1Q TTinUUWV
answer there Instead of in a Justice's court.
A little leas than two years ago the asso
ciation stocked' the'. Jake, but the seiners
spoiled our work ta a short time and we
didn't have Uncle Sam, at our back."
' Announcements' of the Theaters.
The matinee at the Omheum thia after!
noon will be an entertainment feature for
women and children today. Eight acts
presenting- as many styles of amusement
each of some merit and some unusual
merit so adjusted ha to constitute mar.
net that has attested Its worth by drawing
aeries or lull houses with an nhtalnimr
enthusiasm that raJtes It apparent that it
comes in the class of naatlma that the
average theater-goer wants. LaMar and
Gabriel, the latter a diminutive black face
comedian with a measure of auch drollery
as has established Dockstader and a grace
like Carroll Johnson are scoring heavily
which is also the case with the favorite
terpslcborean artistes Utile and Vlnln
Daly.
At Boyd's New Theater Saturriav aftr.
noon and evening H. C. Barnabee, W, H.
MacDonald, Grace Van Studdiford and the
Bostonians, originals and newly engaged
artistes, will present "Robin Hood" and
Maid Marian." The aeauel of "Bnhin
Hood" requires a much bigger company
than Its predecessor and contains a
of the famoua quartet, the sheriff, Little
John, Maid Marian and Robin Hood, with
Richard Couer de Leon's forcea fighting in
the wars of the crusades'. The scenln itu.
play when it waa originally presented late
last sesson at the New York nMpn th.
ater, was very magnificent and the cos
tumes excelled all previous productions
made by the Bostonians, while the opera
won Immediate favor, so that its revival
at Boyd's Theater next Saturday will be
sure to be attractive.
"Maid Marian" will be ths attraction
Saturday evening. At the matinee "Robin
Hood" will be sung.
Oood quick breakfast,
cakea.
King Cole Pan-
Publish your legal notices in The Weekly
Bee. Telephone 238.
See Edholm's $30 diamond rings.
Y. M. C. A. BUILDING FOR YORK
Ample Funds Pledced for the Erc.
tloa of a New Home for
the Association.
Secretary Willis of the Omaha Young
Men's Christian association has received
a telegram from B. J. Wlghtman of York
giving him the welcome news that the funds
for the Young Men's Christian association
building at York had been raised. Mr.
Wlghtman, who Is a bank cashier at York,
Is alao treasurer of the association there.
His telegram says $15,000 has been pledged
for the building.
More people to-day than ever
before suffer from stomach
and liver troubles, resulting
from chronic
CONSTIPATION
the only SAFE and
POSITIVE CURE ia
Honyadl J&ia
3
NATUIaL LAXATlVC MINERAL WATEft.
Always Ask (or KUNYADI JANOS
(full name) and see that you CET
it Don't accept substitutes.
AN DEI
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Two Facts! j
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HOW DOES THIS BUNCH
STRIKE YOU ?
nc q
Not one in the lot but what would
be good value at double the price.
We are determined to close out
every one on this list this week
if you want one "YOU'LL HAVE
TO HURRY."
ORGAN SNAPS
PELTON t 16 00
KIMBALL 18.00
WESTERN COTTAGE ' 21.00
EPWORTH 23.00
WILCOX & WHITE 26.00
SQUARK PIANOS
LADD 22.00
MEYER 80.00
CHICKERINO 38.00
VOSE 45.00
CHICKERINO 62.00
JAMES & HALSTROM 68.00
MATHUSHEK 72.00
n
USED UPRIGHTS
ERBE $ 98.00
HERLICK 112.00
ARION 127.00
CHICKERINO 142.00
SINGER 168.00
ARION 162.00
ERBE 178.00
EVERETT 182.00
STORY ft CLARK 198.00
GRAMER 210.00
VOSE 225.00
EMERSON 532.00
STEGER & SONS 248.00
You can secure any of these bar
gains on our popular easy payment
plan of $1.00 per week. All that Is
required of you In order to take ad
vantage of these extraordinary
easy payments Is a good reputation
and ability to meet the payments
thereafter. f
If you want a good servlcable In
strument for littlo money, this is
your chance.
Schmollcr
& riueller,
Manufacturers, Wholesale and
Retail Dealers.
Ml) Fir nam St, Omaha.
512 Broadway, Council Bluffs.
JWJ 1111 ""
OCTOBER, 1002.
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The Tenth.
Make the 38th the red letter
day.
The day when we open 'our
doors.
Put a ring around that date
before you forget It
And a string around your
finger to make you remember It
We'd be ever so glad to see
you and somehow or other we
suspect you'd be glad you came
after you got here, for we cer
tainly must plead guilty to the
possession of some of the most
attractive that we blase to
such matter we must necessarily
be ever gazed upon.
$25 to $50 for suits as we
make 'em.
MacCarthy Tailoring Co.
Phone 1808. 1712 Farnam St.
Bee Bldf., Omaha.
We want first-class tailors.
Steady, work. Best prices.
Visiting
Librarians
hould not leave the city without a copy
of SIIEKMAN & M'CONNELL DRUO
t'O.'S lm-puge catalogue, which we shall
be plrsHd to supply free of charge. Thia
now publication contains much valuable In
formation coiKurnlng articles for the slok
and convalescing, as well as MANY FI
NANCIAL 1IINT9 of value to the reader.
This book will certainly be found as in
structive as "Mary MacLane's Book"
even though containing no chapter on beef
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r YOUR DEALER TRIES TOTAL
YOU INTO THE MISTAKE Of7 BUYING
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Look at Your
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Think you can make your shoes hold
out a little longer if you have the soles
repaired? Take a bit of advice. Buy
your new shoes now while your old ones
are in pretty lair condition, and only wear
your new ones occassionally until they get
broken in by easy stages. You'll get bet
ter service out of your new ones if you go
at it right. Two pairs of shoes worn
alternately, will wear longer than three
pairs worn one pair at a time. Leather
needs rest and care to get all the good
there is in it And there's nothing but
leather honest leather-in the shoes we
sell. We make a specialty of shoes at
$2.90 for men and women,
They are as stylish and snappy a lot
of shoes as were ever put together, we
guarantee every pair of
them. Our guarantee
that they are positively
the best shoes for the
money goes with every
pair, stays with every
pair, until you wear
them out, and if you do
find a fault with them,
and it's a fault of the
it even at the cost of
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Goal Trust Busied
the men are going- back to work; the out
come of that great strike Is without a pre
cedent In all history I Never before was
the president called upon to Interfere In In
dividual trouble! WK ARE NOW WOND
ERING IF WE COri-DWT GET THE
PhKHlDEN'T TO Bl'ST THE OMAHA
DRUO TRl'BT. If It worried u very much
we would cull on him, but aa we have
been on the. cut-off Mat over a year, and
are still doing; SOME business, we won't
bother Teddy tor a while yet 'cause he has
troubles or his own.
&c "Catarrh-Rem" guaranteed S's
11.50 Fellows' Syrup Hypophosphltea .. 91:
11.(10 Temptation Tonlo genuine 2ftc
11 00 Peruna 1 to. customer 67c
6"C Kondon's Catarrh Jelly 4"c
11.00 German Klmmell Hitters 76c
boo Fozzonl Fane Powder 2to
60c California Hyrun Figs c
6(r Qrra Catarrh Powder 9o
tl.uo Cramer's Kidney Cure sue
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We Are Makirif a Special Offer
on Our $3.00 Photographs.
All the Newest Work ....
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We arc opea Suaday from 10 a. m. to 4 p. ai.
1406 Farnain Street.
MANY 6P THE BEAUTIFUL
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USED 1.1
THE ILLUSTRATED BEE
(roaa time to tlms are for sals at tee
tttbllcatloa oes ell la good condi
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Dapaty tat Voterltartaa
Pood Inspector. '
II. L. FUU&CCIOTTI, D. V. S.
CITT VETJCRINARIAN.
ptBee aad Infirmary. Mth and Muoa It.
Omaha, Neb. " Telethon 63.
Are Your Soles
Leaky?
Are They Worn
Part Way
Through?
shoes, we'll remedy
new shoes for nothing
are worthy of comparison. Let us figure
with you.
Scarfs and neckwear of furs in lnrre
variety. Complfte aasortment of muffs.
"Paint it Red"
Is a favorite expression, but everybody does
not care for RED, if you buy your palut
from us you can get any color you want, be
cause we are agents for the beet paint it Is
possible to mix. It Is the "HORSESHOE
BRAND," made by the Mound City Paint
and Color Co., Bt. Louis. ' It costs yon
I1.C0 per gallon and no one can give you
any better even, when they charge you
more. Call for a sample card. Estimates
cheerfully given.
Fuller Drug & Paint Co.
11 South 14th Street.
p. B We have decided to qnlt selling
drugs and give all our tlms to selling
paints. Our prescriptions will now be
filled by Kuhn Co., .J6th and Douglas fits,
Del Prado
Wines
Msde by the Dal Prado Win company of
California. Tbes wines do not com I
tb same class or category as ths cheap
wines so much advertised, but are Bno,
high grade wines made from selected
grapes. Tbe l-yoar-oll ports, sherry,
Catawba, Angelica and Maderta are SOo
per quart; a years old at 76c and 12 years
old at 11.00 per quart. W are sol dis
tributers. Remember quality counts.
CacUley Bros.,
Opposite Post Office,
Telephone IMS.
Dont' forget our own 12-year old Mary-'
land Rye Whiskey, "Jackdaw." We are
agents for Hunter Rye., arid Wilson Ry
Whiskies.
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