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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 1903. ""JMIHJ"""T""-"!'11" f73 MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS UNION MADE BROKAW BROS. Finest Hand Tailored Clothing Suits that sold QC flfl up to $48 Fire Sale fcU-UU Brokaw Bros. Hand Tailored Clothing-SulU that OH flfl sold up to $30 Fire Sale.... fcUaUU Our Own Hand Tailored Clothing Suits that sold ID ft 11 up to $25 Fire Sale : IU.UU Suits that sold up to $22.50 Fire Sale 14.75 Suits that sold up to $20.00 Fire Sale 10.00 Suits that sold up to $15.00 Fire Sale 7,60 Suits that sold up to $10.00 Fire Sale 6.00 Damaged by fire and smoke Suits that sold Q Qfl n hierh as f 12.00 .' fatUU c- TROUSERS All the finest imported worsteds, cassimeres and cheviots Z?rTetV?;t. Choice of Mothers' Choice Made Suits new Buit O AC gratis if seams rip $6 and $7 suits Fire Sale .... JfcttJ Cheaper Suits worthy of your time to see. . . . . .2.45-1.98-1.50 IIATS Those Panamas that are worth $20 so long as they last 10.00 HATS 25 cases of manufacturer's sample Hats that sold up to $2.00 Fire Sale 69c STRAW IIATS 50c kind 25c One hundred kinds 50c FURNISHING GOODS Boys' Shirts and Drawers 26 to 34 size 40c values Monday only Fire Sale I6c 3.00 (Hardware Snaps Special Prices for Monday Good 8teel Carpenter FC. Square 03 Good Iron Carpenter q. Square Cl 6H-lnch Ladle.' Sewing IF. BclMor. 13 6-Inch ladles' Sewing IT n Scissor. I I C Good Raior Pft for 0UC A Better Ra.or IP. for ...... 1 0 548 .:...98c 95c 38c 3c Folding Wash Benoh for Curtain Stretchers for Four-fold Clothe. Back for , Wood Coat Hanger for Speslsl Prices ' ' on Refrigerators Are You Going Away? " on nam floor Fire! Water! Smoke! in the dry gooos dept. Oar Fire Sale baa been a great snere, bat all the limngril bargain good, are not closed oat. We wanted to get rid of ever? article that was touched by Are, water or smoke, and we bar set the nest three days in which to accomplish this task. MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY will bo the finish of the Fire Bale. We want to sell fifteen tho the damaged stock daring these three days. sand dollar, worth of the beat of 5c value, at. Pillow Casos Extra heavy, 45x36, marked down from 15o to BARGAIN CIRCLE SALES All Linen Russian Crash The smoke and water could not hurt it 10c quality at , Drener Scarfs and Pillow Sham 18xM and 36x34, hem- smcnea ana arawn worn, splendid duo 't-lr' 10c Porch Sofa Pillows Splendid quality of Cretonne, mos. filled, worth from &o to 35c, 19C 6,000 Yards of Silk-Worth 1100, 11.50 and $2.00; 4C In this line will be found the New Parisian Brocsdei, I'UIn L.oulenne Taffetas, pin dots and hairline stripes, plain colored corded Taffetas, fancv striped Taffeias, plain colored Bengallnes, pure slik Liberty Satins and many other beautiful and up-to-date up styles. All one price now, only OW 8,000 Yards of Silk Worth $2.00, J2.50 and 13.00, ()3c This lino will comprise all our finest and best silk bought for this Bprlng business. With the possible exception of smoke on the edges, these silks arc all perfect. All of the lace striped Lnulsennea, all of tlio satin embossed Taffetas, nil the striped granite Taffetas. ..all the satin Foulards; In fact all the faultless and exquisite foreign silks at one price for all fi'Xn per yard only -"-' IH THE CLOAK ROOM Worrlan". Wanh Waists the bargain prices are We, 4Sc and 1 So but we call your particular attention to two bargain tables One counter of Waists formerly sold at 11.25, OAr 11.60, 11.75, 1.98-now One of Waist, worth $1.98, $2.25, $2.60, $2.90, $3 60, $3.5 now Make your little girls comfortable by putting on the dainty little gimp and high neck dresses the style, and material, are pretty the price, fit your purse. Women's Tailored Suits 60 of them not a sign Of the fire on them the price more than cut In two they were marked from $15 to $27 Q Qfl now they go at $13.90 and IT YOU BUY A TAILOR-MADE 8V1T YOU MAY -""r AN ALASKA 8KAL OR BEAVER COAT KOH NOTHING ASK ABOUT IT. Cotton Petticoats special fire .ale price. tlHc ic, Tad tc and "v DRESS GOODS Wool Chans the 60o and 69c good. at On. whole table of goods worth up to $1.00 at WASH GOODS 9,000 yards Miuselalne Do Sole, Batiste Dotted Swiss. French Lawns, Linen Crash Suitings, Mercerized Suitings, Persian Lawns, Silk Ginghams. Bwlss Mulls, Zephyr Gingham. Whytlaw's Best Scotch Gingham, Irish Dimities, Mercerized Pongee and Piques. The actual values range from 39o to $1.60 per yard, tllp This entire lot to go at, per yard Short lengths of Lawns, Dimities, Swisses, Batiste, Muslin de Sole and o.!ier washab'e materials, from 2 to lu yards in length 25c and 39c quality, at Cr per yard 19c 25c ii'kUA Xrnl flnrtA m at It that TT amino Vitilffl A lh- tross and all other makes at ubout ore-half price. BLACK GOODS tO-Inch Brllllantlnes the 75c quality 4QC 72c at 4C-lnch Brllllantlne the $1.25 quality at 46-lnch Brllllantlne-the $1.50 quality Q4c Ftamlnes 4t-lnch $1.15 quality 75c Etamlnes 44-Inch $1.46 qua'.tty f fjQ "tamlnes 44-Inch $2.25 quality A at ai4, 0 irocerios Beat goods, large.t variety, lowest prlcca and tbo most reliable good. In the market. BENNETT'S LAUNDRY SOAP Best In the market 9Rr 10 bar. for fcWw CORN STARCH- Cr l ib. package .... OIL SARDINES C. Can Wc SALMON- Iflr 1-lb can SODA CRACKERS- Cr Per lb Wc APPLES fte -lb. can IU POTTED MEATS Oe Assorted, can Ww BLUINO Or Box n,1 SALAD DRESSING 10 kr Bottle. 14.1 WORCESTER SAUCE Ifl- Bottle lU4" BAKED BEANS lf)r t-lb. can IW1- BI-ACKBERRIE9- 7c Preserved, can GELATINE Iflc Package CREAM CHEESE 19 Ae Per lb It 3k. HAND CHEESE 91c Each JV DILL PICKLES lr Each lfc PICCALLILI- 71c Pint CHOW CHOW Iflr Pint LARGE SOUR PICKLES C- Pint c ASSORTED PRESERVES OCe 3 lbs 3t STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY Cr EGGS Doren Iw" MONDAY WE PLACE ON SALE 400 DOZEN FRESH DOUGHNUTS C. Fresh made, do.en of DISTIH We have been pleased lately to notice a great deal of talk iu the eho magazine praising "the style of a DOROTHY DODD" But "style" is not what stamps this shoe above all others. The "Dorothy Dodd" has "style," most assuredly. But it has something of more value IT HAS "DISTINCTION" It is the sort of shoe that separates its wearers from all others, as persons are separated from people. It gives a cachet to the human foot. The "style" of a "Dorothy Dodd" means to the foot just what a title means It confers DISTINCTION. You may not like the Czar of Rus sia, but you can't dispute his royalty. You may not care for style, but you can't deny that the style of a "Dorothy Dodd" stamps your foot with rank and dignity. ALL STYLES. ALL LEATHERS. ALL SIZES. Shoes 3-50 and 3 09- Oxfords 3 00 and 2-50 Art Department Etching, worth $1-00, all to Q0 Assortment of No. 1 framed, IQr worth 35c, at lu Assortment of No. S framed, 9Qr worth 63c, at ...wJ Assortment of No. I framed, QCn worth 85c, at... U9U Assortment of No. i framed, COn worth $1.00, at 99u Assortment of No. 6 framed, in. worth 96c, at r3C 8x10 Oval, black and gold, I CO worth $2.26, at.... I'3U SxlO Oval, gold. Worth $2.25, 50 8x10 Square, black and gold, IQi worth 600, at If 60 Pianos to Bo Closed Out in 3 Days WRITE ABOUT THEM. THE CHAXCB OF A LIFETIME! ' If YOURS. eroclicry Eset Itfch American Cut Glass Rowl -8 inches, CO at UUibU Theodore Ilaviland 100-piece Decorated Dinner Q "f Bet IU. 10 Ilaviland & Co.'s Decorated Cups and Saucers, OR a each bUu Beautiful Rlown Blue Dinner Plates, Johnson Bros.' Eng lish Porcelain, 20c fn values, each DC 6-piece Decorated IIO Chamber ets New German China Salads 50c, GOc and 75c values, for this sale. . . &DC Common Tumblers I Each IC Limit Oae Dosea to m easterner. 12-inch Glass Vases in Each I UC Decorated English Porcelain Covered Butter Dishes While they last, JQg Stationery Department 100 PAPER NAPKINS With colored design borders, TZ A UU spelcial at. FANCY COLORED AND WHITE SHELF PAPER At per dozen . . Ic BEST BLACK cial, at per bottle INK Spe- 3c 120 SHEETS EXTRA nEAVY COMMERCIAL NOTE ., PAPER Special, fl(J 393SE ENGLAND BOHCOTIS SERVIA Iaitruoti Ambassador to Withdraw When Zing Peter Enters Belgrade. AMERICA AND HOLLAND FOLLOW LEAD provisional Government, Stnng br Powers' Attitude, Issues Gxplana tloa Claiming Murders "Were Don la Self Defense. BELGRADE. June 10. Great Britain has practically broken off dlplomatlo relation with Bervla, The British minister, Sir O. F. Bonham, will leave here Monday for England. The consul of Great Britain, W. O. Theslger, will take charge of British Interest. The new Servian constitution was gasetted today, together with a decree abolishing the constitution of April 6, 1891, and all ordinances contravening the new constitution. THE HAGUE, June 20. The Dutch rep resentative at Belgrade has been Instructed to assume the same attitude as Great Britain toward the provisional government of Bervla. America Also Follows. WASHINGTON. June lO.-The United States government has adopted an attitude similar to that of England toward the new Servian dynasty. It will be In no haste to recognise a government created by assas sination in the absenoe of some exhibition of a disposition to punish the guilty. Therefor Mr. Jackson, who, besides .be ing minister to Greece. Is also United States Minister to Bervla, will not present his cre dentials to King Peter at present. The French minister at Belgrade has BACKACQE Jaundice, Linguor, Despondency, Bilious ness, Nervousness, Headache, Heart burn, Dyspepsia and So-Called Female Weakness An Caused bj Sluggish Liter and Diseased Kidneys. WARNER'S SAFB CI RE CI RES DIS. EASED K1DXEVS AND SLVGGISII LIVER. If you have pains In the back, rheuma tism urlo acid poison, rheumatlo gout, dia betes, Bright s disease, Inflammation of tns bladder and urinary organs, svaluing pains wheu you urinate, ecsema, jaundice, swell ings or torpid liver; if a woman, bear.ng down sensations, fainting spells, so-called female weakness, palntul periods; these symptoms tell you that our kidneys have been diseased for a long time. Warner's Safe Cure makes the liver active and heals the diseased kidneys. "Safe Cure" Is purely vegetable and con tains no harmful drugs. It Is free from sediment and pleasant to take, it is a most valuable and effective tonic, a stimu lant to digestion and awakens the torpid liver. It repalra the tissues, soothes in flammation and Irritation, stimulates the enfeebled organs and heals at the aame time. It builds up the body, gives strength and restores energy. Tou can buy safe Curs at any drug store or direct; SO CKNTd AND 1 A toUiTLK. Bswsr t e-calle kidney cures wulen or full of sediment nnd of had des aer are positively harmful and go not euro. WARSER'S SAFB PILLS move the Vowels sjently and old a epeedy euro. Writs to Warner's Bsfe Cur Co., Hochei tsr, N. for free medical book. been Instructed to restrict his action to current routine affairs and to remain in a neutral attitude toward the new regime until the question of the king's recognition Is formally decided. Persuade Officers to Withdraw. BELGRADE, June . Colonel Mlschlch,, who took a prominent part In the assas sination at the palace, has been gasetted commandant of the military district of Belgrade. Unless King Peter Is prepared to alto gether Ignore the foreign demands for the punishment of the assassins, his . only means of satisfying the requirements ap pear to be to persuade the criminals to absent themselves until quiet Is restored, when they will be permitted to resume their places In the army. It Is suggested In official quarters that Russia may pos sibly advise the officers concerned to so absent themselves. The foreign minister, M. Kallevlcs, In an Interview today, expressed Intense In dignation at the announcement' from Lon don that the British minister had been Instructed to withdraw on the arrival of King Peter. M. Kallevlcs' statement was made care fully for publication and may be regarded as an official expression of the govern ment's views. The minister said: It Is with deep Indignation that we find In a recent telegram from London an Indi cation that It is intended to make the pres ent government responsible for the de plorable events which occurred on the sanguinary night of June 11 In the royal palace. It Is known that the events of that night were carried out by Servian officers. who had resolved to prevent the probable proclamation of the brother of Queen Draga as the successor to the throne. The fact that a woman was among those who perished In the struggle provoked by the attack of an aide-de-camp upon offi cers Is regrettable the more so as tier death was by no means necessary, even though she had been detested by the whole Servian people from the moment she pre sumed to place the crown upon her un worthy head. The upheaval of June 11 was the work of a large number of officers. The conse. quences of the revolution, however, were sanctioned by the whole army and the whole people. With regard to the members of the pro visional government, who were called upon at a most critical moment to take the reins of government In the absence of all other authority, they only proved their patriotism and personal courage by accepting so deli cate a mission. She goes about on foot with her camera, usually accompanied by a footman, with all necessary appurtenances, and halls a passing peasant, a horse or a group of children coming from school, to take a snap-shot of them. She always offers a piece of money for the trouble she gives them, but the adults usually refuse It, considering the honor of being taken by the little queen suffi cient honor. But the children accept the sliver piece Joyfully. AMERICANS TO FORE (Continued from First Page.) SENDS KING TO THE BACK DOOR Sentry at Danish Palnea Falls to Rocogulso Him When Afoot. (Copyright. 1908. by Press Publishing Co ) COPENHAGEN, Denmark, June 20. (New York World Cablegram Special Tele gram.) While visiting In Welsbaden re cently King Christian returned to hi pal ace on foot. The sentinel did not recog nize him, and taking htm for a humble soldier, ordered him to go to the back door. Insinuating that the front one was only accessible to his betters. The king acquiesced mildly, and entered by the back door. He recounted the Incident later. QUEEN IS A CAMERA FIEND Takes Great Pleusure In Photograph lug Peasants In Vicinity of Castle. (Copyright, lca. by Press Publishing Co ) THE HAGUE. Holland. Jun JO. (New Tork World Cablegram Special Telegram.) Queen Wllhelmlna and her mother. Dowa ger Queen Emma, during Prince Henry's absence In Austria, will spend some time at tha Chateau d Soestdyk. There the young quean will be able to give herself up to her pet amusement, taking photographs. beauty of the whole assemblage last Satur day night at Princess Hatzfeldt's royal party, where she met the cream of Lon don's "smart set." The princess, as the hostess, went In to sirper with the king's brother, the duke of Connaught. the prince took In the duchess, and third In order came Countess Fabbricottl with the marquis of Soveral, the minister of Portugal in London. The countess has been the guest of Princess Hatzfeldt much of the time for the past year and goes with her almost everywhere. Having a Good Time. Princess Hatsfeldt's brother, Archer Huntington of New Tork, had not been long at his sister's residence In London be fore he found Ufa very pleasant there. This week he has been enjoying himself at the Ascot races. Lady Newbourgh and Mrs. Chauncey will give next Wednesday the most Important cotillion of London' season In honor of the hostess' niece, Madeline Chauncey, who has come for her first London season with her parents. She is the elder daughter of Daniel Chauncey. The ball room at No. 40 Hertford street Is a splendid, lofty hall, moulded In gold and white. The cotillion favors, which are being specially made In Paris, will be novel as well as beautiful, and will take various forms. For the ladles there will be Dou- cett and Vlrot hats, Calllot blouses, fans, etuis and bonbonnlerea from the emporium of Rue de la Palx. The trifle for men will be also original boxes, ties, game and Ashing books, gibus hats, seats for the opera, small reading electroliers, bridge boxes, poker sets and Panama hats. In fact, Mrs. Chauncey Is doing everything for her guests short of paying their tail ors' and milliners' bills. Ambassador, Mrs. and Miss Choats were down most of the week at Ascot and ended up with the Windsor ball, to which they were Invited by the king and queen. Among tha well known Americans Just arrived in London are Mr. and Mrs. Ran dolf Guggenhelmer of New York. E. H. Harriman has gone to Paris, but Is expected back In London In about a month. With him was II. W. Cannon, president of tha Chase National bank of New York. Another well known figure here has been Frank Vanderllp, -with his bride. Oovernor Richard Yates and his bride, of Illinois, have left London for Paris. Cass Canfleld, who Joined his wife at Clarldge's last week, has taken her over to Paris to buy Jewe'j. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Bloane, Colonel Mc Cook, Charlea Lanier, General and Mrs. Barber and Ogden Mills have sailed for New York. patch from Tangier El Metnetsh, the Moor ish minister, has lost 1000 men in a battle fought with the rebels at Amnledlnna. LOUBET MAY JJ0J .VISIT ROME Attitude of tho Vatican Towards the President is Subject for Diplomacy. PARIS, June 20 The officials her ar not desirous of freely discussing the reports of complications arising from President Lou bet's projected visit to Rome on account of the delicacy of the questions involved. When shown the Vienna reports to the effect that the visit had been given up be cause the pope would not receive the pres ident, It was stated that it had never been officially determined that the president should visit Rome, the early reports being largely a deduction that King Victor Em manuel's visit to Parts would naturally be followed by M. Loubet going to Rome. While this probability continues, no offi cial decision has been reached and no an nouncement has been made as to the time or program for M. Loubet's visit. Slgnor Prlnettl, who was minister for foreign af fairs when the visits wore first discussed, and who Is r jw In this city, had an hour's talk with Foreign Minister Delcasse. He said afterward that If King Victor Em manuel came to Paris, Italy would expect M. Loubet to go to Rome. He added that Italy did not want a rep etition of the difficulties which arose from the fact that Emperor Francis Joseph did not return the lata King Humbert's visit to Vienna. Signer Prlnettl added: It Is to bo distinctly understood henceforth that each time a king of Italy visits the chief of a foreign state at the capital that chief of state will return the vl-.lt at the Italian king's capital, namely, Rome. The latter part of this statement appar ently dismisses the reports that M. Loubet would avoid Vatican complications by vis iting King Victor Emmanuel at a point out side of Rome. Slgnor Plnettl's reference to the emperor of Austria not returning the visit of King Humbert has been fully considered by the officials here during the Informal discussion of the proposed visit of M. Loubet to Rome, as was the similar precedent of the queen of Portugal not visiting Rome because of possible Vatican complications, and It was generally believed that these precedents did not apply to France, as Austria and Portu gal have hereditary sovereigns who main tain the theory of the divine right of kings, the pope being considered the tem poral instrument of this divine right, whereas M. Loubet Is a democratic ruler, chosen by a people who do not hold to the j theory of- the divine right of rulers. Although this has been seriously and officially d'scussed. It has apparently not brought about a solution of the difficulties. The official program of King Victor Em manuel's visit to Paris, given out today, makes no mention of a return visit. The king will stay her from July it to July 18, and ulll be entertained with elaborate fete, a military review, state banquet and a gala performance at the .opera. He will occupy sumptuous spartments. The king will be accompanied by the Italian minister for foielgn affairs, which will give particular significance to the visit. FIGHT DUEL ON THE RANGE Desperate Battle Takes Place Between Two Arizona Catt emen. ONE IS DEAD AND THE OTHER DYING ftoarrel Starts from a Dispute Over Their Respective Graslng Per mits on the Apache In dian Reservation. HOLBROOK, Arts., Jun 20. News has reached here of a desperate battle between cattlemen on the Apache Indian reserva tion, ten miles south o( Holbrook, In which Henry Barret was killed and Prime Cole man was probably fatally wounded. Both are prominent cattlemen and have lived In Apache county for many year. The men became Involved lit a dispute over their respective graslng permit on the reservation, which are only Issued at certain times In the year, and are of con siderable value, only a limited number of cattle being allowed on the reservation. A duel with six-shooter followed, In which Barret received three wound In th abdomen, from which he died within a few minute after the shooting. Coleman was shot through both thighs and was also bruised about th head by blows from Barret's six-shooter. Coleman was still alive at th last re port, but there is little hope for his recovery. Will Open Branch Bank. ST. PETERSBURG, June lO.-Accordlng to the Novo Vremya the Ruseo-Chlnea bank has been authorized to open a branch at San Francisco. Sis Thousand Killed In Battle. MADRID, Juno .-Ajcordlng to a dis. fl&.OO From Chicago and Boston nnd Return glO.OO. via Nickel Plate road, account meeting of Christian Scientists, June 28, July 1. Tickets on sale June 26, 26 and 27, with open re turn limit of June 28. By depositing tickets with Joint agent In Boston on July 1, 2, S or 4. and payment of fee of 50 centa, ex tended limit returning until August 1 may be obtained. Stopover at Niagara Falls In either direction without extra charge. No excess fares charged on any of our trains. Three trains dally. Through vestlbuled sleeping cars. American club meals served In dining cars on Nickel Plat road; also meals a la carte. Address John Y. Calahan, General Agent, 113 Adams St., room Chicago, for reservation of sleeping car space and other information. Meaiher of Parliament Released. SLIGO Ireland, June JO. P. A. McHugh. M. P., vice president of the Irish National league, who was arrested June I under a warrant for contempt of court, was today released from Jail. Faro Burned by Bsploalon, BTl'RGIS, 8. D., Jun 20 tSpeclal ) Duncan McMillan of this city had hi fare and hand badly burned Wednesday by th xploalon of a can of smokelea powder. HARD TO BUILD A CABINET Suitable Material for Hew One Is Very Scare In Italy. ROME. June 20.Thc cabinet situation has developed many difficulties. Premier Zanardellt being unable to get strengthen ing material from th other parties, as most of the leader voted against the gov ernment, while the best men of the ma jority are already In power. Therefor, after several attempts at re construction, it has been decided that the cabinet will remain as formerly constituted with the exception of Interior Minister Glolltti and Marin Minister Bettol. The Chamber of Deputies will reassem ble June 25, when th government will ask for six months' extension of th existing credits, there being no time to discus or approve the budget before the close of the fiscal year, June 30. This request promises to bring sbout a struggle, as the opposition purposes to give the government only a month's extension, which It cannot aocept, because King Victor Emmanuel has prom ised to bo In Paris July It, god be doe taSk THE flTElEEIT To All Patients Who Call This Week. The head consulting physician of our Chicago office is here, and to show the people of Omaha and vicinity the practical side of modern methods In the treatment of chronic diseases, we have decided to open our offices to the afflicted on a plan that cannot fail to convince them of our ability to cure. It makes no difference what your ailment Is or how serious. We in vite those patients especial ly who have to receive relief or cure elsewhere. We treat AND CURE TO STAY CURED, Blood Poison, Hydrocele, Sexual Weakness, Asthma, Nenroos Debility, Catarrh, Stricture, Chronic Constipation, Piles, Rheumatism, Fistula, AND ALL DISEASES PE CULIAK TO MEN AND WOMEN. We want it distinctly understood that we have ABSO LUTELY NO CIIAKGE for treatment. We have the lat est modern appliances, including X-ray and static ma chines, galvanic, cautery etc. Remember e this offer for a limited time only, and all those who wish to take advantage of the same should call without delay. Testimonials COOK MEDICAL CO.. 112 B. 14th St.. Omab. Gentlemen: In writing to you so soon I wish to thank you for your free treatment. I have every con fidence in your ability to euro me, for I am feeling better every day and see a marked Improvement In my condition. U. B. H. COOK MEDICAL CO.. 112 8. 14th St. Omaha. Gentlemen: It Rives me pleasure to notify you that I am completely cured. I was married Inst Cbrlst maa and fully enjoy my new social nnalHnn. I can truthfnllT aav that you hare so Ted me from a life of continual misery and torture. You may use this letter if you wish. W. G. COOK MEDICAL CO.. 112 8. 14th St. Omaha. Gentlemen: After baring tried your free treatment I am entirely free from tha rheumatic pains from which I suffered for years. I can safely endorse your method and wlah to thank you for helping rue, so I can attend to my work once more. Cook rvledical Co., 110 an. 112 s. I4H st ornate (Dtsr Daily news.; Offle Hoar 8 a. m. to 8 p. u. Saadaje 10 a, m. to ISiSO p. sa. not wlh to leav Rom until after th financial ltuaUon 1 ettld. A Juicy, sparkling fluid for all elaasea of American cltlsens. Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagn. Veterinarian to Hala Conference. HELENA. Mont., June Dr. D. K. Salmon, chief vetrlnarlon for the t'nlted Htatea; Dr. J. B. Rutherford, who occupied a alirllar position In Canada, and Dr. L. Van Nee. lal veterinarian of North Da kota, will meet tn conference In this oltjr Monday with Dr. M. Knewlea, state veteri narian for Montana. Various matter ef fecting the live stock In th northwest will come up for discussion. Cadet In Cosapotltlvo Drill. The annual competitive drill of th high rhool cadet for th battalion flag will t held Monday night June 22. on Crelghton m.iui. The Individual drill for th gold medal will be held alo on that evening h battalion will form at th high choui at o oloca Monday evening to march to th campus. Adrolsaloa wlU b charged.
