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Today, Tuesday moH' remarlnlle sale of the
Fashionable (lew York Drcssmalilng Stock
Sold ly order of the United States District
Court by Chas. Shogood, U. S. Auctioneer.
The very finest grades of dress goods, tilks, velvets and laces.
. , ever offered in Omaha from one of the
steeliest and most fashionable and exclusive
dressmaking establishments in New York city
03 Dress Fabrics at sl co yd
Pn this bargain square are the most beautiful
doeskins, Amazons, Scotch and English
worsteds, dainty voiles, silk melanges, Sicil
ians, unfinished worsteds, panamas, shirt
waist suitings, etamines, twine cloths, zibellnes,
-te. Entire array on bargain square, at j
yard . , - . . . .
SILKS cr,d VELVETS al $1.03 yd.
From ttt. JVtc Xork Drtxttmnkxng btook.
Thoimaitds of yard of the hlRheat grades of novelty and plain llks, evenlngbro-ca.-lon.
pompadour silks, many high rlaas printed nets, the new crushed velvets,
Velmirs-du-Nnrd. all silk Panne velvets for costumes, very handnnme exclusive
Tttpirm of i and 4 tone crenadlnes and crepe-broche, embroidered black
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AOn Table Mara, ..
now white Union anil Cream Table OPI
itnen, 4ie. value, at yard
ROe Tabl Linen, Rffc.
The OH Home Ppun Table Linen, Rflr
60c value at, yard aJVW
T(lo Table Lliti, 4.
Extra heavy all Linen German Silver
Weached Table iKmi'k and Blearhed
irlnh Table Damnak, 2d pattern AVtn
to select from, 7bo value, yard ....-
BBo Table) Linen, H)e.
Fine satin finish Silver Pleached Table
Linen, one of the etroneest numbers In
our linen department 8oo r,fn
value, at, yard OVi
fH.M Nankins, tfl.tm.
Ffne German Bleached TJnen Napkin
24x24 slse 13.00 value, at nu
.dozen
nd white grenadines; ! an Immense quantity
5ard wide oil hotted taffeta and extra a
these beautiful MiKa, at.
of the highest grade of
ne peau-de-aole. lour choice of
$1
82.50 DHEGS GOODS at GOg yard
(On this bargain square are the ultra y"" f
fashionable, voiles, etamines, silk eol- fit-. H M f3
iennes, French and German black ( f Vw! fl
fancy dress stuffs, cheviots, tailor SJ
cloth and every conceivable weave of to
day's faahlon y
pnrj? p ItoautKul Dress Trimm!n;s, including Luce. Binds,
P
Qattoona
and Medallions In exquisite array.
tlr"I IT.l.ii Here are point Venice, silk cluny and all over le.ee. alao the velvet
"i J.lL A. nl "l-ax Fersisn bands, applique alllc braids and ornamenta. These
jfrmi tA; Atu tr)rnmln(rg a r worth up o fr-Or-flr'-ORf
York Hock to 2.50 a yard, today, at, yard nDC"OVCOUC-VOC
Sl.OO Table Linen, TBe;
AH Unen Scotch Table Damask. 7 Inches
wine, all the up-to-date patterns, wide
open borders, $1.00 value, at, f gg
' i t.jtS Table ' i'.t n ',
Extra heavy Hleached Bstln Damask Table
Linen, 70 Inchon wide, beautiful ti4r
patternn, H.25 value, at, yard VOW
1.75 Table Linen, Sl.ao.
Fine double Satin T)amnik Table Linen.
73 inches wide, $L75 value I
Monday at yard -
a.U5 Table Linen, f1.W.
Extra fine double Satin Damask Table
I.inen, $2.25 value, at, 4 tQ
y'ard. U'
S3.00 Table Linen.
Extra heavy double and satin damask Ta
ble Linen, 72 in. wide, a.tM 9 tc;
nz:
STOCK of ART NEEDLE WORK on SALE
mm, izm c:iE-Fao,un its vauE
This stock eonalRts of thousands of Renaissance scarfs, center pieces, doylies,
Battenberg an4 Luches lace center piecea, hand embroidered linen shams,
table cloths, scarfs, etc As we bought them wonderfully cheap, we are go
In p to slve a most remarkable bargain sale tomorrow..
These goods have been In the window for the past week and admired by
thousands of ladles, and the prices at which we are going to sell the goods
will cause more than usual excltemeDt.
15c Doylies at Co
i Thfri trill b on r That will Include thousands of scalloped and
, 1 riC hemstitched all linen doylies that generally sell
i Cl? Wia.. w.W at lto a piece.
1 There will be a lo at 10c lot at I5c and slot at 25c
J That will Include drpsser scarf, bureau scarfs, shams, Renaissance doylies
' and hundreds of other art embroidered novelties.
! At 39c, 49c and 98c
t There will be an Immense lot of hand drawn work tray cloths, hand atnbrold
1 erej pillow shams, hand embroidered dresser scarfs, lunch cloths, eto.
At $1.23,' $1.50 and $1.08
i Will be hundreds of Renaissance, Battenberg end Duchess lace scarfs, shams,
cenlor pieces, table cloths and other articles too numerous to mention.
AiloRPtoer, this win be the greatest sale or nne art embroidered novelties
fvir h'M In the west.
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ADVOCATES WHIPPING POSll
Ju,!;; Day of BUtrlct Court Enggsita tit
f t ILscrennt Uaab&ci$ tud Fathers.
INCREASING
r.lbty-Flv re Cent of One Hun
dred a. nil T-eii v y-Ei lot Omaha
Artt Applied For r.
Women.
Judire Pay of the' district court advocates
tlie old-fashioned whipping post aa a rem
edy for divorces and a tnoaua of punishing
ItrreHi;t husbuids and fathuis who desert
ttii-lr wives and children.
The marital troubles cf the cltlrens of
Otuaha seem to be on the Increase If the
record of Judge Day's court jnay be taken
es a criterion. Today Judge Day
tins rounded out a year on the illBtrict
Ik :ich, and during that period he has
jranted 12 divorces. In at least 85 per
cent of thesa rases tha applications for
divorce have been made by the wives. A
arat per cent of ths cases has been in
attiutad on the ground of abandonment.
It is thought that the number of cases
where the husband has deserted wife and
Itables Is larger in Omaha than in any
ether city in the United States, according
to population. An act of the last legis
lature makes abandonment a penitentiary
f.fTi-riso. Speaking of this act Judge Day
Sid: -
Talts it Wise Law.
"I think It a very wise provision. The
only way t grt at these men Is to make
It a criminal offense for them to abandon
wife and home. What we need here Is the
old-fnhloned whipping post. The admin
istration of physical punishment of soma
JUnd Is tha only effective method of reach'
irg a irsn who hits so blunted his sus
t-o!.tihliltls thnt he will go so far aa to
dentrt lita wtfa and butnes without a mo
tu'nt'a DuUct."' ' ,
"Various other thlnga have been alluged
In t!ise suits for divorce, but the fact
tnet r.n'iy of them are baaed on the
ground of abandonment Is eapclu!y uotlee-
at 1. Other charges have Included drunk'
:iiset)3, orucl and gross treatment, at
t . ' at murdnr and thSr.gs of that kind.'
In the i(i!nlon of Judge ay the divorce
I :i.l;.'m 10 a very grave one and calls for
ti.o aWtsat thought of the day. While the
luimber of divorces In Omaha is large, I
correspondingly large increase In the nunv
fc.r of divtri-ea Is noted in other cltlaa
The ijurstlon, he lnHlats, Is, therefore, of
mute than local inter tot. and would seem
to demand the careful thought of good
j.t -.'i'la la etry section of the country.
Asinonacemtrata of the Theaters.
This afternoon a special matinee will be
I given at the Boyd by the "McFadden's Row
oi i'iai- company, .xnia tarce comecy.
which has been coming to Omaha annually
for many seasons, has been completely
made over and brought up to date In story
and specialties. ,
Joseph Jefferson is the foremost figure on
the American stage today, lie. stands for
all that Is artistic, Idsal, clean and pure in
modern dramatic production, and his fame
and popularity extend even far beyond the
theater-going publlo Into the large class
who ' are nev?r attracted to a play except
when it represents the rare qualities enu
me rated above and which are recognized
everywhere as the trade-marks of Mr. Jcf.
ferson's performances. No other actor of
tha past or present century has been so
close to the hearts of the people or so lint
versally and dearly beloved. He will t
seen at tha Boyd Wednesday night.
Foand a Cure tar lnuts;ettoa
I use CI:jkmU-rl.tln' Stomach and Liver
1. t;. ts fi r induration and find that they
eu:t my tetter tlmn any dyepepsia
I-un-dy I !. ! ver trld and I hav ud
jnuy d. ' rrnt iv medics. ' I am nearly U
r.ut of am and have suffered a great deal
ft an tnd 6't!uo. 1 can eat almost any-
tt.icig I want to no'. tjeurga W, inory.
I(o a WUlA Ala,
An Attractive Location on lb Omaha
l.'atrnalun lhlta t, rent Wnl
rrn Hallway. '
Tlie tuwnaite dcpurtrr.rnt of the Great
. rf-u rn raiisy aiuiuuncra that an open-
ti.g -.li of luts will take place at Wight
jn:;n. t'jltio'iu county, . Iowa, - Octobar V.,
Hwc!l i ra h l.iu v,ill U made to accom
inodate tiiuait who w:-h to attend the auc
linn, iimLiUiiitr a one-tare round trip rate
fnmi nil tti.ilo;i on t!. tirui! Western
l.Milwy lo Fmt I(kU, la., and ecuistuu
liuina leaving I 01 1 1h.ibb ui mi a. in., and
filial. a. Neb., at Jl a. ni.,' on date i
'.!. F-r l ii th u'ars 11 1;. J, t
i 11..CI ;ui!.-!iB l si'.;.,;.I, C. U.
'Her First False Step," with Its big com
pany, exciting climaxes, entertaining spe
cialties and rich scenic embellishment
Is a great success at the Krug theater.
where It continues tonight and Wednes
day afternoon and night. For Thursday
afternoon and nisht only Rich & llaxrts
comedy hit, "Are Tea a M.nV o- re f
at una Kruff. . i
1HK MKt.l4Ht.l0 SIOHU.
(Coupons with every purchase. The most liberal and valua
ble tickets ever given absolutely free with every purchase.
To still further prove that these coupons are absolutely free,
note the prices quoted for the following sales. No other house
east or west can or will offer such values.
.Gydsn's Dig Linen Dcporimcr
f3.flO Napkins, Sl.Tt).
Full Tiles r hod all Linen NaDkJns. fast
dffen, 21x21 slse, $2.60 value, 1 7U
at, dosen ttAtf
S.OO Nnrlilns, tB.
We have about 100 dosen all Linen Rleached
Napkins, larre sixes, slightly soiled, will
place on sale Monday morning, QfC
worth $2 dor,en, at, dosen
100 quality all Linen Toweling, Rn
at, yerd -'v
16c Hommed Huck Towels,
at :
ONE BIO SQUARB REMNANTS OF
TABLH LINEN, TOWELING, DRESSER
SCARFS, STAND COVERS AND PAT
TERN CLOTHS AT LESS THAN HALF
PRICB.
tOc
Caydcn'G Din OcmsoSic Dcparimcnf
value, at, yd.,
Zo Kbeef ln, IS J4e.
Extra heavy bleached Sheeting. 81 In. wide.
Z3 value, Monday at, lSfC
ll(o Caalnst, 1Z- '
42-ln. bleached Pillow Caelnir. 1r
lba VRlua. it vd . 1 1
is lama jt ni.uw.
ID yas. nne pun nn'.eii uieaciiciu juunmi,
$Ha value, Monday. 15 yds. 1.00
ISO tSnalish Loag Cloth 10c.
Fine yard-wide soft finish English Long
ClothlSo value,, Monday IOC
13 l-3 Fine t nmbrlr, S
Tard-wlde snow white Cambric, Rin
i2Ua vaiue. Monday at. yd. u3"
Omalia!s Greatest Domestic Room
Mondav will be another-of our rzreat davs in this room. 24
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more new cases of goods come in too late for the eiptisi
tion, prices so tempting that nobody can pass them. i ,
Popular Wool Dress Goods.
lHryard-wlde strictly all Wool Suitings, 45-
in strictly all wool r rencn wnipcoras nnu.
English Creponettes, In black and colors,
worth up to $1.25, , RQ .
Monday .... ;
All Wool Challles, newest designs and col-
orinRs and silk-striped Wool walstinus,
ell Wool Zlhellnes, Scotch Mixtures and
French I'laids, worth up to 'IQf
75c, Monday .Jft
Short lentrths In all Wool Henrietta, Voiles
and Novelties, worth lOr'
uri to 11 OH Mondav. 4Qfi and ..f
U AND iC VALTJE1? Fleece-lined
FIqucs. Merreriied Foulards, in ell the
new fall colorings,
for ladles'
Monday
house
the very latest fabrics
dresses, waists and
kimonas, worth up to 1n
tiv mvw
"r
19C VALUES LorletU and Mulhausen
Flannelettes, extra fine'" and heavy, and
. the French Percales, it in, wide, worth
up to 19c, 12ir
Monday .... SW i
ISO VALUES Scotch Ginghams and
Zephyrs, Mercerized Linings, Cashmere
Plaids and the Vicuna and Eclipse Flan- I
nelettes, worth lftc, J 1
Monday
VFAC VALUES Tard-wide Percales, Scotch
Plaid and Seersucker Ginghams, Royal
Failles and extra heavy Flannelettes, In
red and dark colors, C. j
j
worth 12Vc, Monday,
Gliina Department
i
Decorated Parlor Lamps, brass mountings,
with globe and vase , , ok
to match ... ....-
7-plece Imported Majolica KOc
'rult Ht
Imported Flemish Kiserlnes
Decorated Cereal
Bowls
Decorated Lamp
Globes ....
Imitation cut
Gas Globes
49c
. 5c
43c
13c
Fine Flint Blow Tumblers, '
6 for ..,,.....,........,..........
Fine line of -Dec. French China Ramekin,
all sises from IncU to ' 0kr
8-qt. slse, from, up..,... f...
l-plece Water Set, h
cold finish ..............
A Real Br rutin A rdMnoh Game Wall
Plaque, French Chlnaj, hand painted, aub
: Jects. game birds:, ttuese plaques seil reg
ular at from $30 t,,5.(a,
our saie price... .......
.18c
69c I
..........98c
A Paaoramit 4t,ll sillcs Loan;.. ;
From th.-; 6b','T,ion.,car -on the New
Tork Cmtlrel n. living panorama 440 miles
long rosy ha uwn. This include the Gane
see, lilaclr Iriv&r and Mohawk vallnvs and
14S nvllea z,f! the Hudson river. Including the
foothills ef the Adirondack mountains: the
capitoi ba Albany, the Catsklll mountains,
the Pa.lfsti.rt. sa of the Hudson and the New
York CVft.i viPs magnificent approach to the
metropnil-.ihia being the only trunk line
whose tfulaa.enter the city of New Tork.
itS'neir IsvcitsMstn.
Take aflvuftteg of the Illinois Central's
big excuiBli.m t,i Mlaalsitppl and Louisiana
on Oct. JOtliv fr which a rate of less than
One fare f T U round trip has ben named,
and lnvciijaj! the opportunities offered
for Investment ! Southern Farm and Tim
ber lands.
Particulars fet L.l. Cent. Ticket Offioe, Ko.
14u Farnam 6t-, Ou.J.i!, Neb.
('nleas UfJ'ji 1Wn' nr 'Railway.
Short line to Mft'len, Hai-3st,ti Mannini?,
Carroll and. Fort PckDva Two -.vans ew;
way. Leave Omaha at iM -a, m. anu f:4s
p. m. Leave Council Bluils ut t if- a. ra
and 110 p m. For lnformatioo. lii'iJi' 'Jo
Geo, F. Tliomas, Gen'l Aft., . room $13,
Omaha National Bank building, Omaha,
Neb., and 36 Pearl St.. Council Bluffs, la.
Kansas City, fife.
From October 17 to 21 Inclusive, Missouri
Pacific Railway Co. will sell a special
round trip ticket to Kansas City, account
the great horse show. Full particulars at
City Ticket Office, S. E. corner ltu and
Douglas streets. ,
Get Beady.
Round trip tickets to many points In
Texas, Oklahoma and Indian Territory,
usually taking a much higher rate, alii be
sold at rate of $18.85 from Omaha Tuesday,
Octobu 20th, via the 'Frisco System. Full
Information at paaaer.ger office, South
Fourteenth street. '
A WHIRLWIND
CHAIR SALE
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
.We have just received from one ol
the largest chair factories in the . United
States two carloads of rockers and
eas chairs, which we shall place on
sale TUESDAY and WEDNES
DAY, of this week, at a" special dis
count of 25 per cent. In fact any chair
in our house'1 will be on sale for these
two days only at a special discount of
25 per cent from -our regular prices.
See us about rugs and curtains.
aker Furniture :COe,
1313-17-19 PAHNAfti STREET.
Attention Musicians.
Members of the Ouiaha Musicians' asso
rlatlun. local No. K, are hereby notified to
report at $0 livntnn street. Council Bluffs,
Tuesday, October SO. l'JOJ, t p. m., to attend
the fuueral of Brother Peter Kucha
JUL THIh-LE. Seretary.
Mull4ta loulti,
t'l t ' ;t'1 :, Ur
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Vary Law Rates.
On Tuesday, October 10, the Missouri Pa
cific will sell round trip tickets at very low
rates to certain points In Kansas, Arkan
sas, southwest MLaaourt, Oklahoma, Texas,
etc.
On same date will have special very low
rates to all points In Texas and to certain
points In Alabama. Mlaal.islppl and Louisi
ana, Including New Orleans.
Full particulars at Union station or city
office, 8. K. corner Fourteenth and Doug
las streets, Oiuaha. Neb.
THOa F. GODFREY,
Pass, and Ticket Agent
23.05 to Mil
Lonlsaaa
ala.lpsJ anA
and Hack,
ths Illinois Central R.
On Oct. loth, the Illinois Central R. R.
will sell tickets to any point in M ssUalppt
and Louisiana (Including New Oi !ana) on
tholr lines, at rate of $.1 Oft. good for re
turn a days from date of sale. This offers
a eplcndid opportunity for . vlalilng the
Boulh ami October ts a good month tt go.
Particulars at 111. Cent. Ticket Ofllce, No.
1402 laruata Bt., Omaha, Nat).
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Colo iii ay
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Wo Can Sell you the 'Best
Mats that Have. Ever Been
Put on the Market. . . ... .
The mere figures are doubtless tho game as anyone else's
but what you buy is different and the diilercuco is in the
superiority of the goods. The shapes are of course absolntely
correct. Representatives of the most approved blocks are dis
played in our hat department.
Wa want your hat patronage we're going to wla It If yow Judgmant of beat
values Is an good as wa think It la. .
Our Famous "Nebraska Special" $1.50 Stetson's High Grade Hals $3.50
Our Popular Medium Grades $2.00 and $2 50
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The Peerless
Hanan Shoe
This eeason we have put In a
Mian's ahoe on the new Victor lant
This style Is straight and mod
erate round toe The material la
the very best the same as la naed
In all Hanan shoes The soles are
double with medium extension.
We mention tbls one shoe only
on account or the style, mung
quality and comfort combined.
Men with tender feet will find
In this shoe a sure relief.
The came shoe for women.
DuEXEL StICE CO.,
1419 Farniia Street.
Osa aba's Up-to-Data Shoa Koose,
KEEP ON COLLECTING GRr EN TRADING v
STAMPSTHEY ARE VALUABLE
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Chafing Dishes
Our new fall and Christmas stock
of Chafing Dishes la now In our store.
They all have the new non-evaporative
burner. They are reasonable In price.
Let us have the pleasure of showing
you. They make Bice wedding pres
ents too.
BROWN & BORSHEIM,
. ES Bouth lth Street.
Green Trading Stamps indicate the greatest premium
getting plan that the trading genius of this country has
yet proiuced. It is fair and straight from A to Z. '
Every collector of stamps KNOWS at the beginning
what her book will bring when full.
Nobody can get a better deal than YOU can.,
No premium plan begins to compare with it, " -
Our Prices are Omaha's Biggest
Bargains, everything guaratit'd
The Motley Saving and the
Most Satisfactory Grocery
la the Western Country. Green Tradinf Stamps Free. Postal Cards Free. TeL 117
9c
Be
7c
5c
Pet Cream, per sn
can aJt.
Pickles, assorted, . Qn
bottle W
Imported Bardlnes, 10C
Matches,' $00 In box, Aft
tor
Wheat for Breakfast, 1fin
Preserves, assorted,
jar
Corn Btarch,
1-pound package
Peas, 2-pound can,
for
California Prunes, (
oer Dound .........
Wiaconain Cream Cheese, llf
, 4,i
per pound
2-pound package
j CANDY FOR EVERYBODY Pure and Wholesome.
Rock Candy, amber 'and IOn " Gum Drops, per
white, per lb ...t6' pound
Cinnamon Imperials, tin Chocolate Creams, vanilla
per ponnd " flavored, per pound- .......
CIGARS FOR YE SMOKERS.
Bachelor Cigar, a regular 10c slse and quality, ;
6 for 26o, each ,
. 8c
15c
Be
Stirring Crockery Par
gains for Tuesday
Two
Frosty mornings and cold winds will cer-
j ners in ii wwv.w
CHAPS,
na of t
Lotus Cream comes
slse hold
other
2-.0 size
more
one or me - i.-the lie
two ounces, or jusi
ea
crJan.s for which 2&o Is asked; th
:e holds .8ht ounces or fj"'.""''
best FIN ISH Kft AFTER A BHAVK
v. u m'nrri lmmeolaieiy a . i i
IS RIUHT AND
ean n worn
itue PIltrR
TUB GOODS ARB MORE BO
If youllve out of town make up a list
WlTfj : TOUR NEIGHBORS for anything
l "ilia av-- . i ..t f , -hfri.inl.
or sundry line and send to u for
"" CATALOGS ARB BACK UM-
B T. TATE8. Proprietor.
Twe Fhnea 74T mm tT.
(n ann Ckleac Itra. Onaaba.
4c
In the leadlns crockery
section of the west. .
Decorated Cuspidors,
each, for
Seven-piece ' German China
Berry Seta, 43C
Nice decorated china sugars
and creams, per
lOOpiece English Porce
lain Dinner fL OQ
Sets,' for U.OO
12-piece Toilet Sets, white
and gold, with jar, all
rf.!f;......3.88
Second Hoor
Rousing Snaps in
fcitoves for Tuesday
lieavy nickeled oak heater,
15 inch size, ' 45
14-inch hot blast heater,
heavy plate steel body
dome, grate ' holds fire
n;4o
Finely nickeled base burner
with 131-inch fire pot
automatic lift cover t o
magazine; nickeled work,
ventilated, all nickel work
removable, fastened with
out bolts, kite shaped bot
tom flues, duplex grate
with shaking ring, large.
-ash pan, for, K
only
game stove with 16-lnch ft ft fin
hi pot UUOU
&Aantait i
G!s:ins cut solo cf Vein & Flnnf 3 Tuesday
3jC
Another Opportaalty lor Hesseseek ers
te lune-letk,
Tin Frisco System again announces
that It will sell ticket from St. Louis an4
Kansas City to points lo Oklahoma, In
dian Territory, Kansas and Texas, at
the very low rouadt-trtp rate of $15.00,
Opportunities for homes tit the Southwest
are si Ul plentiful, and the best lands are
by no means all taken up. Excuralos tick.
eta sold at tbls extremely low rata will
be good on any of the Frisco regular trains
leaving 81 Louis at-Z.SO p.m., I:af p.m.
and 10:00 p m., October 20, and leaving
Kansas City 7 IS p.m., and 11 JO p.m., on
the aame date. If you are looking to the
Southwest for a future home, this excur
sion of October 2bth la an excellent op
portunity to Investigate the country.
your own borne ticket agent will be
able to give you full Information aa to
rates and hauls of tickets.
wnie lor our interesting booklet en
titled. "New Lands Along tne Frisco By a-
tern," by liryan Snyder, and for de
tailed llifjrmatlou IS ii. S. Lemon. 8c
re tar y Frlaco lit uil-raUon liureau, St.
Louie.
Save 80 percent
A. v C In Gas Bills
4r
SUes to suit space to he
lla-hted. Globes to suit your
fancy. No blackened mantels or wire
supports. Special light for the library.
Outligfitt all other light.
Kra Incaaatsow Oas Light Ce , Chlcaf .
D. W. Dudsrcon. Afft..
duai bar and Gajfltttr,
2I0 FAkNAAt T. . TMONF, I6
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A v V
vy NEW
COLLAR
A well heated office
for $10.00 per month
Before the cold weather set to. It might be well for yt t aUa
to thluk whether you are apt to frees to death In year ef3oe this
winter. There no us staying la a oold offlo all winter. ,
THE BEE BUILDING
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If you ask ons of It tenant you w!U find It" alway aomfort
able, a matter how cold the weather. Tou would bettor move
before it' cold. There are three pleasant small room at 819.00 per
month on or tw larger room at reasonable price.
It. C. PETERS & CO.
RENTAL AGENTS
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