TUB OMAITA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. MARCH 4. lHOl.
DOES NOT HARRY HIE GIRL
rui
SBT
Men's $3. 80, $4,
and $5 5hoes,
$2.45
8e Irtth street
window.
Jfo)
mm,
Wall Paper
Hats Hats
See our Harney sti eo:
window.
liil
Great Lace
Curtain Sale
Monday-
Sale ol
Imported
Hosiery
Saturday
Qreat
Sale of
m mm
John McCba GeU Liceiss and Deceives
Eatie Ripbjre of Buicn.
Special sale of new spring poods
now on
up from
3c
TUB RELIABLE STORK.
MOST EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF I
Trading Stamps Free Wild All Cash Purchases
12
GIRL JUST AWAKES TO THE SITUATION
JtinCu She in So Mire and that Man
1'arenta Warned llrr Asalnst
la Kot llrr Hes-
and.
Pretty Katie Rlplogv, 1 years of br.
who until wllhlu a week or more sine
ban lived with hnr parents on a small farm
near Benson, has brpn rudely and cruelly
awakened from a dream of happiness and
under circumstances that will make one
young man a w Icome Ruest at the peni
tentiary If he Is (ipprohendpd and If the
facts .are home out by what the young
woman says.
On the morning of February 23 last John
ilcCahe went to the man-lane license clerk
and asked for the paper that should allow
Mm to take Katie Iilplogo as his wife. This
was duly made nut and after It was done
McCabe jald he would take the girl to the
fllce and have the marriage performed
there and at once. Later lie did return
with her and after a conference announced
the young woman was sick and that the
ceremony could not lake place for a little
while. Bo the coi.ple went away. McCabe
announcing that they would be back again
In the cfjurse of a few hours. Ho took with
him the license, which had been made out
In due form, and which, Incidentally, he
did not pay for.
Several days elapsed without the couple's
reappearance at the clerk's office and then
Investigations were quietly made, with the
result that it Is shown that a fraud has
been perpetrated on the county by MeCabe
fluid a far worne one upon a girl who Is
believed to he entirely unsophisticated, and
Innocent of wrong or fault, save that she
loved not wisely but too well.
Parents Opposed It.
It appears that the man of her choice
was not favored by the girl's parents, who
told her that lie was a ne'er-do-well and
that she must give him up. Rather than
do this ami at the solicitation of McCabe,
she left her home and came here with
him on the above date to be married and
has lived In the belief over since that she
was married, the man having made her
believe that all that was necessary was to
get the llcenso at the court house.
The next day after the license had been
procured the couple returned to Benson
and McCabe made arrangements for board
for his "wife" In the home of a friend of
her father's. Then he departed for Coun
cil Bluffs, announcing that a job was In
waiting for h'm there. Since that time he
, hsji not been seen nor heard from and In
quiry at the place he said he was going
to reveals the fact that he Is not known
there and that he has never applied there
for work of any kind. Meantime the girl
who ought to be his wtfe Is homeless and
, disconsolate.
When McCabe gave his name at the
clerk's office In applying for the license
he said that he lived In Omaha, but neither
his name nor residence Is Indicated by the
city directory.
OMAHA IS BACK IN REPORT
Reinstated by Committee on, Indian
Affairs for Ited Men Appropriation.
Omaha has been reinstated In the report
( of the Indian committee, from whloh It
, Was dropped In the report made .several
days ago. Senator Millard has received
, this telegram:
WASHINGTON. March 8. Hon 3. H.
Millard, Omaha: Indian affairs committee,
has voted to restore Omaha to Indian ap
propriation bill. a. M. HITCHCOCK.
, "The appropriation la $1,000," said the
senator. "Omaha always has had an In-
dlan depot and the annual appropriation
for Ita maintenance Is made with other
lmllar appropriations In the report of the
Indian committee, which Is usually passed
by the house, and the senate. The appro-
, ptiatlnn for Omaha wan Intentionally left
out. When we heard of this I telegraphed
to Mr. Hitchcock that Congressman Hln-
shaw of the Fourth district wan a member
of the committee and that we must have
the appropriation. I have Just received the
. message In reuly. Tha appropriations rec
ommended by the committee must be ap-
, proved and passed by the house and the
senate, but I should be surprised If the
t Omaha Indian money was not allowed now
. that the committee haa reported favorably
for Ita appropriation."
Dress Goods Remnants
OF THE ENTIRE SEASON.
S2.50 Cloths and Casalmtrea at 98o Yard Entire skirt
and dress lengths of a New Yom Importer of thla season's
spring materials, that were Imported to sell to the highest
olass manufacturars for skirts and suits, oonalsting of
plain, cheeked and plaid cashmeres, tweeds, fancy wot--stteds,
serges and cheviots, all double width, 64 Ins. wide,
These goods are guaranteed strlotly all wool, and espe
cially adapted for rainy-day skirts, tailor
suits, children's and ladles' spring Jackets,
also for men's and boys' trousers and en
tire suits, on sale front bargain square,
main floor, at
$1.80 Dress Ooodsat 59c Lengths of ladlos'oloth, broadolotb,
cheviots, etamlnes, all colors, including black, la lengths
from 3 to 7 yards, on sale on bargain sqnars ....
75c Dress doods at 25c Yard From our reeent great dress (roods sale
an acoumulatlon of short length', enongh for a skirt or waist, or child's
dress, all wool cashmere, henrleita, albatross, all colors,
suitable for street wear, go on bargain square,
at, yard
Imported Sample Ends at 10c and 15c Bach To close out all sample
ends bought from the United States Custom House, including all the
highest grades of this season's novelties, plain and fancy goods, 1 C.
in lengths up to a yard long, many of them 8 to 6 to maton lJt
All lengths that do not match go at 10c.
98c
59c
oods sale
p nhlld's
25c
39c Silks at 15c 2,000 yards of
all kinds of plain and fanoy
silks, waist silks, china silks,
taffetas, lining silks, re
painted foulards, go Iff
on bargain square kt
69c Taffetas at 29o yd From
our recent purchase of new
pure silk taffetas, all colors,
especially adapted f
for waists, petticoats A. Q.
and linings, on Bale v
Embroideries, Insertions and galloons, in II. Irt. f Q.
remnants and sample strips at &&3mJfd
Lacea In all widths and dozens of handsome styles, C IDs 1 C.
remnants at JC'IUC'IJC
Dress Ornaments worth up to 26c eaoh, at, each 5c
Special Remnant Sale
5c
Gingham Bargain Square of all
kinds of mill ends of 1
ginghams, a yard 2C
Cambric Fine 80 in. cambric
remnants, long lengths, yd..
White Goods Assorted fancy
white goods, worth 16o
a yard, at yard.., U2C
Percales 30 in. imported 'Frenoh
peroales, newest spring O 1 n
styles, worth 25o yd., at yd.02C
Shirtings 30 In. corded madras
shirtings, 19j quality, l
at yard U2C
Corded Gingham Fancy corded
ginghams, in neat stripes and
checks, none better, Q 1
speolal at, yard..... OC
Lawns Mill ends of 86 in.
worth lOo yard, at
yard
basement
lawns,
3ic
Batistes New printed batistes and
lawns, dress lengths, C
at yard DC
Walstlng s Fine mercerised waist
Ings, worth up to 35o a A
yard, in mill ends, at, yd 1UC
Mill Ends of Percale 86 Inches
wide porosis, at, per Ti
yard J2C
Seersucker ding hams and Scotch
ginghams, lOo grade, C
at, yard JC
Table Damask All grades, In ltf
to 8 yards lengths, at special sale
prices.
2. $L Prsnfcti & Pn ?. Pt pro
TRIES RAZOR ON STUDENTS
Wesro Goes to JnJl for Artsmptttvsj to
Injur Medical College
Attendants.
James Gibson, colored, living- at 1511
Davenport street, was sentenced to thirty
days by Judg-e lterka In police court. Gib
son was arrested Wednesday afternoon
by Detectives Mitchell and Davis on a
charge of threatening- to cut up the whole
student bod of the Crelghton Medical
college, and the body of U A. Delaney In
particular.
The general charge against Gibson is
that he haa been Vhreatenlng- to dlaem
bowel all the students for some time, but
Ma threats did not take any definite shape
until Wednesday noon, when the thermom
eter registered 74 In the shade, and a group
of tha medlca were taking a sun bath
outside of the building. Then It was that
Gibson made the alleged onslaught with
Ms rasor and tried to give a practical
demonstration of vlresectlon to which the
students objected. They would have
brought down a cadaver for the man with
the rasor to practlo on, but be wanted
live subjects.
Just what Gibson a purpose was Is not
exactly known, but It Is thought he took
a general dlBllke to the students. Gibson
already has earned a police record.
RUN. ON CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
Overflow ( Drivers sad Peddlers to
Fay for Mouses Sine
Scott's Raid.
1
legions of peddlers, expressmen and
milkmen descended upon the city clerk's
oflU-e and demanded licensee to do busi
ness. They had been frightened by the
edict of license Inspector Scott, backed
by his arrest of more than a dosen un
licensed Individuals Wednesday. Those
who had escaped the police court tumbled
Into tha city hall and handed out their
money as rapidly as the deputy city treas
urer could care for It. Asalstants In the
city clerk's office were kept bury all the
forenoon writing out the official docu
ments.
WITHNELL AMENDS PETITION
Cets Privilege of Altering Form
Keenest to Enjoin Oonnell
Committee.
of
s-ift
Today is the Da.y of the
Stillyl Oxford Ties
The "Cohen" Samples
Like Those in Sample Liie of Slippers
$3, $4, $5 and $6 Oxford Ties
On Sale Today
On Our Second Floor
at
Messrs. B. Cohen & Sons, 6th ave
nue, New York, the finest oxford tie
and slipper house in the United States,
retiring from business, we purchased
their entire line of samples. Up to
now they were the makers of the smart
slippers and low shoes worn by the
great society people of New York. Two
weeks ago when we placed most of the
slippers on sale they created quite a
sensation. Today's sale of Oa
ford Ties is fully interesting, if
not more o, as the sizes are eo varied
that any one can be fitted. 1
1
A bearing was scheduled to take place
before Judge Troup yesterday on the
matter if the latest injunction In the
Wlthnell ee,. The partlos and their at
torneys appeared In due season and City
Attorney WrtghA promptly moved that the
restraining order be dlaaolred cm the ground
commissions. This led to very heated dis
cussion on the part of counsel, the upshot
of which was that the plaintiff aaked for
and was given a chance to amend his peti
tion. Unless something else now unfore
seen comes up to continue Jie matter again
it will be argued once more this week,
probably Saturday morning.
Awfnl Loan of Lite
Follows neglect of throat and lung dis
eases, but Dr. King's New Discovery cures
such troubles or no puy. SOo, $1.00. For
sale by Kuhn A Co.
ON THOUSAND DOLLAR BOND
Man Weo Take OSTenso nt Some
Fnceo Admitted to Ball
at Station.
J. II. McDermott. K0 Boutb Tnlrtoantn
street, arrested Monday afternoon OS a
warrant sworn to by' Mrs. Jamea Blane. on
a charge of assault and battery on her
husband last Monday afternoon, has been
released on'il.OuO bonds, a friend calling
nt the nolle station today and handing
tin,1 bills for the bond. It Is stated
tlniat Slane's condition la serious.
Tie aaaault was made. It Is claimed,
beauso Blane mad sour faces at Mo
rruiott, to which the tat tar 014 net taka
WW
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More
Green
Sticker
Sensations
Did you ever?
Pictures
500 pretty framed pictures in
black frames, ornamented corners
a magnificent variety of sub
jects. Limit one to a
customer, no delivery, ea
And two dollar's worth Green Trading
Stamps with each picture. Visit our
art gallery, second floor.
29c 8
I
kindly. Blane said he was s stranger to
bis assailant who met him on the way to
work and kicked him on tha head several
times.
ALL WILL GEJ BUCKEYES
Oh leans Will Have Rntlro Rots to
Bannc-t.
The Ohio association committee mot ye
terday at tha office of Charles D. Thomp
son In tho Karbach block to further the
details for the Ohio banquet to bo held
Saturday evening, March 12.
The Installment of genuine Ohio buckeyes
ha arrived and there will a sufficient num
ber for all. Every Ohloan la enjoined
provide himself with one or more of these
Infallible panaceas for rheumatism. Mr.
Thompson will provide them on presenta
tion of the proper credentials.
The musical program haa bean arranged
and contemplates vocal solos by Mrs. A.
O. Kd wards and Del mo re Cheney, piano
solo by Elmer I'lmsted and violin solo by
Rotwrt Cuncaden.
Hon. John Lu Webster will be the princi
pal speaker at the banquet, and twtlv
other Uuckeyes sxo booked fur exactly
troa tninuta aa druses, , - -
FRIDAY IN THE GROCERY
Another "Capitol" Sensation
for Friday.
BY SPECIAL REQUEST OF A BIO NUMBER OF OUR FRIENDS AND
CUSTOMERS WE OFFER ANOTHER CAPITOL SENSATION.
A Market Basket Containing:
Bennett's Breakfast
Plve Dollars'
worth of Clreen
Trading Stamps
with each
Basket.
1 2 lb. can
Coffee, 48c.
1-2 lb. pkg. Cspltol Wheat 10c
1-2 lb. pkg. Cspltol Oats 10c
1 pkg. U need a Biscuit, 5c
1 glass Pure Jelly, 10c.
1 o-lb. can Tomatoes, 10c.
1 lb. Japan Rice, 7c
S'j.00
Tou sea wa have changed the variety a little bit variety Is the spies of
life variety makes things Interesting. Our last Capitol sensation WAS a sen
sation. We sold almost two thousand baskets. Help us repeat the performance
Friday.
Get your FIVE DOLLARS' WORTH OF GREEN TRADING STAMPS with
eaoh basket The stamps are a free gift. Isn't there a dollar's worth In that
basket? It's a 1.2fi banket elRcwhere on the same basis of FRESHNESS,
PURITY AND FULL WEIGHTS, It these three essentials aro possible else
where. FIVE DOLLARS" WORTH OF STAMPS! THAT'S ALMOST TWO PAGES
FOR TOUR BOOK. MIND TOU1
This sale Is open to mall order buyers till Saturday evening.
Big Cotton Dress Goods Sale,
FRIDAY
2C0 exclusive patterns. In all the latest Frenoh suitings, voiles and mercerised
LariRsa suitings, worth to 60o per yard f an
to olose, Friday your choice for ..... ... ..... (M "
Enough In each pattern for a COSTUME.
LINEN SUITINGS
Wo have received s large shipment of new and up-to-date linen suitings In
all plain colors worth 46o per yard. tQ
for Friday morning per yard ..... ..... .... lot
CURTAIN SWISS
100 pieces 86-Inch wide white curtain Swiss a big variety of patterns 7G
at tho big domestlo counter main floor per yard a"
' '.v. PERCALES.
' 8,c
KSSISSSS ?
5c
100 pieces new dark percales a good lOo percale-
Friday per yard
. .... .....
! PONGEES.
1,000 yards Bats'utna pongees, for dresses, lengths
1H to 10 yards. lSo goods for per yard ...
STAMP SENSATION IN THE CORSET DEPARTMENT.
. W. C. C. CORSETS.
TEN DOLLAR'S WORTH OF GREEN TRADING STAMPS GIVEN WITH
EVERY W. C. C. CORSET ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
STAMP SENSATION IN THE CLOAK. ROOM.
ONE THOUSAND BOYS' WAISTS. ALL STYLES Or.iRn
AND MATERIALS, IN TWO LOTS-EACH nVW-OU
TWO DOLLAR'S WORTH OF GREEN TRADING STAMPS EXTRA
WITH EACH WAIST SOLD FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Ladles' Silk Waists.
KEW STYLES, Peau de Sole stl k waist, tucked back and front, perfect
fit snd make, black and white and every color h QfE
worth 15.50,. at
GREEN TRADING STAMPS WITH EVERY WAIST.
Green Trading Stamps Every Time
Get The Bee's New
Japanese -Russian
Wa.r Map.
Shows the location of Russia, Japan, Gorea, Manchuria,
CffiTnt etc, also the principal cities and sea ports in each
along with the population of same. Shows the different seas
and bodies of water upon which the sea fights will probably
take place. .
Gives a, complete list of all the vessels In both navies,
showing their armament, speed and comparative strength in
war. Also tells all about both armies, how many men in
each, the number of Russian soldiers now in the far east, eac.
Sent by mail POSTPAID if you will fill out the coupon
and enclose l(k. Address,
Nap Department,
Omaha
Daily Bee,
Omaha, Neb.
rait OCT THIS COCFOKl
Enclosed find 10c for which please
send Japanese-Busslan War Majp to
NAME
ADDRESS
TOWN
STATE
sttsfrsi s
Do Not Forgot Friday is Romnant Day in tho
Dig Domestic Room.
TOME EARLY AND OET YOUR TU-
bo Blurting Prints
ai
lOo Standard Dress Glng-
imma
6Sia Standard Dress
Prints ...
19e oualltly Shwr India LJnon.
Stripes Nainsooks, Dotted Swiss,
etc, per yard
100 ready-to-use Pillow Cases, slse
ONLY FOUR TO A CUSTOMER,
at
60o ready-tn-UK Rlnnnhed
72X90 ONLY FOUR TO A
CUSTOMER, at
2ic
..5c
Oic
Lino
.74c
...7c
Sheets, slse
35c
)
33c
6ic
..5c
k of the ooon TiriNoa
UK light and dark
i ercaies
1240 Ixinwlals
Camtrlo
lv Indian Head
Muslin
W W oil boiled, turkey red Tablecloths.
2nnranteed fast color, ?4 yards long.
JSLX TWO IX) A CUSTOMER, ()9C
Remnants of Table Linen, from lH to t
yards long, at Iras than half pries.
Top quality heavy brown Linen fir
Crash at, yard .-iJW
Dress Goods Sale for Friday All Day
Ws will sell 49o Rlaok Dress Ooods. extra heavy, 40 Inches wide,
perfectly faat black, English manufacture, the beet goods m;ide for
9o s yard, only one pattern to a customer, at only-a yard
15c
Your Silk Opportunity
Friday morning at o'clock wo pines on sale one thminand remnants
01 oiiks, lengrnn rm 1 a m yards, -ail Kinds ana colors, limit, ten
yards to a customer, at yard
15c
In Our Optical Dept.
CAREFUL FITTING
LOWEST PRICES
Friday's Furnishing Goods Bargains
FROM 10 TO 11 A. M. v
We will sell one lot of CHILDREN'S DRESSES, in outing . flannels, calicos and per
cales, all colors children's Cambric Shirts, 1 to l years, and children's Drawers,
tucked and hemstitched and embroidery trimming, from 1 to 14 years. 4 p
These goods are worth from 86o to 60o on rale for one hour at
cholos t-w
Just Arrived
50c
A complete line of KAYSER'S SILK AND LISLE OIX)VES, In all the new
Shades, at n.w, too ana
Ladies' Kid Gloves, In all the latest nhades, each pair guaranteed, ff
at 11.60 and I.UU
Extra Snecials
WOMEN'S BLACK MERCERIZED UNDERSKIRTS, regular $1.25 quality. 5Q(
CHILDREN'S JACKETS, t to I years, $2.50 quality, 50C
WOMEN'S "HOME-MADE PERCALE WR APPER8. ' $2.'oo" quality',' " 1.00
Groceries Groceries Groceries
RELIABLE LOW rRICES AND TRADINO
CHASE.
STAMPS WITH EVERY PUR.
21 pounds
Susnr for
Corn meal, large
purs cans Granulated
i ou
sacks 12V
Oolden Table Syrup, 1 gallon oans 26o
Finest Surghum. 'A gallon nan i9o
6 pounds good Japan Rice, Navy
Beans, Sago, Barley, Farina, Flake
or Pearl Hominy for 19o
8-pound package Breakfast Rolled
oats lor 100
-pound cans Breakfast Cocoa Dc
m ported Macaroni, per package c
P.
1-pound package Best Corn Starch 4o
Celluloid, Elastic, Electric, I X L or
Magnet Starch per package To
Wool Soap, per bar .; J'o
Egg-O-Beo, Force, Vigor. Vim, Malta
Vita, Nnutrlta or Presto, per package 7 40
8-lb. cans solid packed Tomatoes 7Vo
3-lb. cans Hominy 7&3
8-lb. cans Boston Baked Beans 7Wo
3-lb. cans Rhubarb , So
S-lb. cans Peas, Wax or String Beans., to
Horseehoe or Star Tobacco, per pound. 40o
DRIED FRUIT SALE
Large California Prunes, per pound..
Large CaJIfornla Peaches, per pound.
Choice Cleaned Currants, per pound.,
. IHo I N, Y. Evaporated Apples, per pound., to
. 7Ho Fancy Seeded Raisins, per package.... 9o
. 7 lie I Fancy Bart let t Pears, per lb 12Ho
Fanoy Moor Park Apricots, per pound.Ufea
TWO SPECIALS IN FRESH FRUIT DEPT.
Purs California White Clover Honey,
per raok - i2a
liarga, sweet, fancy genuine Highland
Navel Oranges, each la
COFFEE
COFFEE
COFFFEE
We purchased before the heavy advs.no s 600 bags of tha finest Arabian Moohas
and Mandahllng Javas imported to this country. Ws buy direct, roast and blend
our own; therefore we are in a position to give you far better quality and fresher
goods than any other house In tho west.
To every purchaser Friday of one pou nd of our famous H.B. C. Mocha and
Jar Combination at 29c we will give TW O DOLLARS EXTRA TRADINO STAMPS
FREE. Regular price of this blend Is 3&0 per pound. (
HAVDEN BROS.
A Few Desirable Rooms at
Reasonable Prices.
There are four, and only four, vacant rooms In the whole building. Among
them ars on. or two exceptionally desirable medium slsed rooms, as
follows:
Room 111: Th. stu ol this offlo. I 14zll.
It bu . Unc. burglar-proof vault and bu
all ol th. utimUiN In th. nr bring '
. flf-prool building, ipl.Ddid J.nltor tag le
vator Mrvlc. fr lctrte Mghla u4 w.tr.
It ll conT.nl.ntlr looattd utr both th.
Wit.ra I'nlon .nd Foil! branch Ul.fr.ph
otnoM. Pric. per month Ill 60.
Suit. 404: WiJO right In front of th. . le
vator on Ih. aiita floor; divided Int. waiting
1 room and prlvau ofllc; foot. uuth. Prlo. $30.
Room ICI! Thla offloa I. 14.10 and la loeatal
almoM In front of th alovator, on th. third
floor. This 1. on. ol th. ( tmallar office
facing the aouth. It la flnlahed In bard vouij,
Including the floor. Price 10.K
Room 4M: Thla efflee la UHill and I. eery
convenient to the elevator, Ita entrance being
a I moat oppoalte to th elevator door. It fenaa
the south .nd la verr enrafortebl. otto, both
In aummar .nd winter. Prlc Its a
R.
THE BEE BUILDING.
PETERS at CO.. Rental Agents. Ground Floor, Bee Building
Used for over 70 years.
For the Liver, Kidneys
and Bowels.
Wright's Indian
Vogofablo Pills
are not a speculation
but sure and positive.
A pure herb remedy.
Dr. Met.', Elixir .f Opium
For Nanouin.ii and Insomnia.
eaiaaHeeeeeMHMHHOTvHe
trss BeUe fey ma alrwsatots.
CLOSING OUT
OUR
Buggies, Carriages
and Wagons
FREDRICKSON
Fifteenth mad Cspltol Ars
Sunday
Read oar special "ad" svs
snd Wednesday to The Baa.
I
Deputy State Veterinarian. '
Irood Inspector.
H. L. RIMACCIOTTI, D. V. S.
CITT VETERINARIAN.
OSes and Infirmary, Jtta and Mason BU
PUAUA, NEB. , 2leZbBS M.
Great Southwest
Reachad cheaply twice a mouth via the
Santa Fofirat and third Tuesdays. One
way and round-trip tickets on these days are
Bold at about one-half regular fare.
I. Ths Santa F' now Faatsrn Okls
UKl&AOll&cL horns line openi up the "finest Isrmlng
country the Lord srsr made." Noted for potatoes, corn, co
ton snd wheat.
wi Ths Psohsndls section oysr 26,000 squsrs mlle
1 eXo-S 0f produotlvs toll In s delightful climate. Ths
Coast county; eu(isr sod rice raising-. Ths Santa F' 1st
sst acquisition Cans Bolt It R. runs through ths Tsry
heart of ths most fertile region.
my ws Ths Pecos Valley of New Meiloo Is
IMeW rleXlCO th0 "g.rden spot of tho United
BUtus." Irrigation bat worked wonders the rs. Grains snd
fruits flourish it is a land of plenty.
Visit these places snd see for yourself.
If loureated. we will gladly send you our literature.
Use thti Coupon.
PLEA SB SEND MB LITERATURE
about
yam
Btrtet No
City and Stats
C. L. PALKEI. Psm. AfU
A. T. !. . Ir.
en Noiou. wa.
