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THE BEE; OMAHA. YEDXESDAY, FEBRUARY 0, 1910.
UNCLE SAM RECOVERS MONEY
Tostofficf Regains $1,100 Which Bob
ben Took from Farmer.
POSTMAN FINDS IT IN MAILBOX
John V. rarllalr la Held t'p tr KT9
n'nmin and Mm al Tllajht
ml Italtrri with an
Old Trick.
John V. Carlisle
farmrr' llvln near
Kenrncy. loot $1 100 when he wan held up
by nerroet Monday nlRlit and recovered the
same through the Omaha poetofflce Tues
day mornlnif and Is now loudly extolling
that Institution as a reroverer of atolrn
property. ' I
Corllnle was held up by a bunch of
negroea on Thirteenth street near home
while he was on his return to the Union
station from a trip up to town to buy a
pair of shoes.
He was en -route to Oklahoma to buy a
farm and stopped In Omaha between trains,
tie had with him about liO In cash and
two cashier's checks, one for 11.000. drawn
through the Farmers National bank of
Kearney, and another for $100, drawn
through the Commercial National bank of
Kearney.
Passing down Thirteenth atreet he wns
accosted In the dark by a colored woman,
who axked him If he could make change for
a dollar. He stopped to accommodate the
woman, when he waa pounced upon by her
companions and' his pocket book, contain
ing the two checks and all his cash wns
taken. He felt that rettlxtar.ee was useless
and escaped from his assailants, went to
the police station nnd reported his loss. The
drag net was thrown out, but failed of
results.
Mr. Carlisle, determined not to give up
the search for his valuables and remained
over In the city until Tuesday morning.
In the meanwhile the thieves having dis
posed of the conh, considerately deposited
'the two drafts In the mail box at the
corner of Fifteenth and Farnam streets,
where they were found by the mall carrier
for that district, James E. Wright of 3111
Leavenworth street, during his early
morning collections and turned over to As
sistant Postmnster Woodard.
Carlisle ' again ' appeared at the police
aiatlon Tuesday at 10 o'clock and was
Informed that the: drafts had been found.
He went to tho postofflce and got them.
Carlisle, while certain that It waa a negro
woman who first accosted him on South
Thirteenth atreet, near Harney, Is not cer- I
tain that her companions were all negroes,
there being two or three men In the party.
H. D, Foster
Goes. Up the
Burlington Line
Omaha Man Succeeds George B. Don
bar in Chicago as Assistant
General Auditor.
Harry D. Foster of Omaha, auditor of
disbursements of the Burlington lines west
of the Missouri river, will become assistant
general auditor of the Burlington route In
Chicago on March 1. He will succeed
George B. Dunbar, who will retire on that
date after twenty-seven yeara' service.
Mr. Foster has been In the local offices
about five years, coming here from Chi
cago as assistant to W. P. Durkee, the
general auditor of the lines west. Prior
, to his work In Chicago he was connected
with the offices at St. Joseph, Mo.
Mr. Foster will be succeeded In Omaha
by J. D. Shields, now auditor of ticket ac
counts In Chicago. This appointment will
bring . back to Omaha a man who was
drafted from the lines west of the river
about a year ago. Mr. Shields was for
merly auditor of freight and ticket ac
counts in Omaha la the position now held
by J. W. Newell. No appointee has been
named to take Mr. Shield's place.
Mr. Dunbar's retirement ends a long term
with the Burlington, as he first began his
work with that road In 1S83. He was then
JubI out of Harvard college. He began
. his work In tho freight department, later
being . transferred to tho auditing depart
ment. ,
Kdward Blakeley, cashier in the pas
senger department of the Union Pacific
railroad , leaves Thursday for Los Angeles
where he will be passenger agent for tho
Harrlman line. He will be succeeded by
Q. O. Davis.
LACKAWANNA PERSISTS IN
ATTACKING DIFFERENTIAL
Insists oa Iteadjostliiar Freight Sched
ule ' that Omaha -Jobbers
Want to Retain.
In connection with the fight being made
by the Omaha jobbers to retain the dif
ferential freight rate, now In existence be
tween New York and Chicago and which
governs about 45 per cent of the trade,
the Lackawanna railroad holds fast to Its
position asking for a readjustment and In
creased rates.
A year and a half ago there waa Inaugu
rated from New York. an additional all-rail
differential by the New Haven road on a
scale, Ntw York to Chicago, of 10 cents
below the Btandurd all-rail rates. It has
since been changed to a 6-cent scale, the
tame as the ocean and water. Its contin
uance Is predicated on the exlstance of any
other all-rail differential. That the com
pany has also established an ocean and rail
differential which It Justifies by the other
ocean and rail differential routes, which
exist by virtue of outlets afforded by cer
tain trunk lines In tho Central Freight as
sociation -territory.
The Orand Trunk was the only railroad
that would' not agree to advance the rati
rate to 70 cents and add a differential to
thj rate. '
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J li Yellow I'erll. ,
Jaundice main ria biliousness, vanishes
when Dr. King's Now Life Pills are taken.
Guaranteed. Ko. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
WEDNESDAY'S SPECIAL SALES
wfl
u
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Women's $4 and $)Qft
$5 SKIRTS, at.....
Hundreds of up-to-date new skirts
fine pannmas, voiles and mohairs. -New
pleated effects, blacks nnd all the
favorite colors. Many show, the new
style features for spring. Positively
$4 and $5 values, $2 9Q
New Tailored Lingerie 'Waists, Worth $1.50
at 98c Each.
These are all new effects for spring
'1910. The tailored waists have stiff
collars and cuffs. A very Oft
.' special group for VOC
SILK PETTICOATS
Fine messalines and taffetas, in blacks
and all the most desired colors. 'All
sizes are included. These silk 098
skirts are worth up to $7, at. . V
Ldl v r
NEW FOULARD SILKS
Scores of the nwe'st patterns In these
very popular new silks for spring of
1910. A wider variety of new color
ings than one can find
elsewhere Special at
a yard
69c
!5c EMBROIDERIES at 7ic YARD
Extra Special on Bargain Square.
Narrow, medium and wide fine embroidery edgings, inser
tions, ribbon headings, galloons English eyelet, Madeira,
blind and Japanese effects worth up to
15c yard, at, yard , 2C
60c VERY WIDE EMBROIDERIES at 25c YD.
18-inch fine embroidered flouncings, skirtings, corset cover
embroideries elegant English eyelet, floral, crochet and
filet effects, worth up to 60c yard.
at, yard. . ... . .'. . . ... . . . ... -wOC
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL IN SWEETLAND
Assorted home made cream caramels, made with pure
cream and nut centers, in all flavors, vanilla, chocolate,
vanilla nut, chocolate nut and maple, H
regular 40c quality, lb . .'. ... '.. 1VC
OMAHA
BRANDEIS STORES BOUGHT FROM A. 0. THOMSEN,
TRUSTEE FOR THE CREDITORS
The Entire Stock
Hen's and YI omen's Shoes
of
the
CHAB0T SHOE CO.
203 N. 16th STREET.
Thousands of Fairs of the Highest Grade and Most Up-to-Date
Shoes Made by the Leading Manufacturers of
America, all go on, Sale
SATURDAY, FEB. 12,
4-Price
SEE OUR GREAT WINDOW DISPLAYS.
WATCH THE DAILY PAPERS FOR PARTICULARS.
:au k h n o m a .n .n-
M
s mm
: Nmvm
D . U
H-B n a n a r b v bu i
Tho SPRING Quarterly Style Book
and anjr 15c pattern
N
20
Any Woman's Suit
rr
In our stock, worth
$25.00 to $45.00 In final
clearance
S10
II BUBUOB 1UI
25c
The chance of a lifetime to buy suits. Our finest high
grade tailored models, without a single exception, now $10.
Seco Silks for 25c
Oneof the handsomest summer fabrics brought out. It is marketed by
one of America's leading silk houses. Seco, silks are on the counters '
of the leading stores everywhere at 60c a yard. It's a silk and cotton
fabric that looks like all silk, we have 45 different plain shades for
street wear ana ror tneater ana party gowns. Also largely
worn ror waists ana scans, mere are plain weaves ana
brocaded effects. We put a large quantity on sale Wed
nesday, at, yard
NO TIMK LIKE THE PRESENT FOR PONGEri SILK
A fortunate purchase Just 12 pieces brings the price to half. These
are the fashionable yard wide silk pongees that make such Ideal
summer frocks. Well dressed womenfolk everywhere have at least
one gown of pongee. In this lot are the following shades Copen,
reseda, catawba, wisteria, prune, peacock, tan, grey and
brown all are full pieces, first time Wednesday
- BLACK AND WIflTE CHECKED SITTINGS
They are' very stylish for spring. We show ten pieces in
checks of various sizes, all 44-lnch goods, at, yard
Special February Corset Sale
. , . , A Well Known Make of Corsets, $1.15
' Under Regular Price a Fine Treat
The maker .forbids us to mention his name In this connection, but you'll
, recognize the make. They are J2.60 corsets. We will not go into the
story of how we got them so cheaply! What concerns you most Is
the value. These corsets are new, long, fashionable models, made
of'strong, firm batiste and stayed with 'non-rust boning." They have
the dlrectolre skirt effect, which encases the hips to impart the long,
Blender-lines to conform with prevailing fashions. They are embroid
ery trimmed and fitted with full seta of supporters-- J4
excellent !$2.50 corset special J)lOtJ
Our spring numbers of American Beauty corsets are now In.' These
corsets are- expressive of the highest attainments in American corset
making and styling, $1.50, 92.00, 92.50 to $10
EXPERT CORSETIERES IN CHARGE.
49c
69c
S
Valentine
Bennett's a surely the valentine
tore. One of the big aisles In
the book section Is completely
transformed into a great valen
tine exhibit. You'll find them
banked up along the sides and on
'the edges,-hundreds of them on
tables and cases and overhead.
We have dvery kind Of valentine
made from the old fashioned lace
on up to the modern, hand-palnt-
e(f crea'tioris. .....' lc to fg.OO
Bool ''valentines, " appropriately
done up are pleasing gifts. Among
. them Wiley's Love Lyrics," "An
Old jSweeteart 6f Mine." Fisher
& Christy ' books of sketches of
American " girls are extremely
popular1. r'' ' ! "
Notion Day
Linen tapes, all widths, 2 bolts 5c
Women's Hose Supporters, with
pad belt, 25c kina for. ... 10c
Dressmaker's Pins; lb. box, at,
special, per box '. . . 10c
Darning Cotton, dozen spools to
box 15c
Black Spool Silk, 100 yards, 2
- spools for 5c
White Machine Tiread, 200 yard
spools,' 2 spools for 5c
Dress Shields, usual 15c quality,
at, per pair 10c
Pearl Buttons, the best fresh water
; pearl, per card of one dozen 10c
5c
Amoskeag
Apron Ginghams
Large line of patterns, standard
goods, selling at 7V4o to 8 c
everywhere . . 5c
DENNETT'S DIG GROCERY
Offers ' for1' Wednesday
anI - Thursday these
very special values;
(translated Uufx, 19
lbs. for , (1.00
Unbleached 8 e e d 1 ess
Raisins, - ftc quality,
at, lb lOo
Evaporated Peaches, 16c
quality, lb loo
Jap Rice," our 7c grade,
6 lbs. - for 88o
peolal Coffee Offa
Bennett's Capitol Cof
fee, Including forty
stamps B8o
Bennett's Capitol Flour,
sack $1.00
And 89 Stamps
Bennett's' Capitol Pep
per, lb.' can .... 100
. And b Stamps
Teas, assorted, lb... 680
And 75 t tamps
Hypo Washing 1-owder,
ten pkgs 26c
Keystone Lye, ten cans
for 26c
Hartley's Pure Fruit
. Jams, Jar 26c
And 20 Stamps
California Table Raisins
on stem, lb lOo
Diamrnd Crystal Salt. 2
sacks 100
And 10 Stamps
Double Oreen Stamps on
Butterlne.
Newport Catsup, bottle,
at loo
And S Stamps
Blue Borax Starch, pktr.
at lOo
And a lc Waxer Free.
Gaillard's Olive Oil, bot
tle 40o
And 40 Stamps
Bennett's Capitol Pure
Maple Syrup, V, gal
lon can 75o
And 40 Stamps
York Rose Toilet Soap,
( for afio
And 10 Stamps
Capitol Baking Powder,
4 lb. can 84o
And 20 Stamps
Fresh Cut Loaf Sugar.
pkg BSo
And 10 Stamps
Bennett's Capitol Wheat
2 lb. pkg 100
And 10 Stamps
Diamond 8 Chill Sauce,
bottle lOo
BENNETT'S CAPITOL
CREAMERY
BUTTER. . .
32c
FRESH COUNTRY
EGOS Every One
Guaranteed dozen .
25c
MUST PAY UP WATER RENTALS
Coaatr Board llriiiirllm Funds to
Provide f2.14,IH0 Due Omaha
' Wr t'uuiuaujr.
In making up the new tax apportionment
the county hoard inadvertently overlooked
the tiiO.OOK) tliat muHt be paid to the Omaha
Water compmy for past due hydrant
rent nls. This amount was put into a judo;- I
merit naalr.st the city by the United States
Court.
Comptroller Iobeck discovered tho omis
sion und tho county commissioner have
taken fWm to provide for the necessary
levy to rare for the amount.
Moderate
Priced
Second
Floor.
OMAHA'S PCRB
FOOD CENTER.
Tin
. Best
of
Table
Delicacies U
Courtney quality means the best grades of pure foods, sold at the
lowest possible price, that can be asked without the sacrifice of good
ness. Courtney quality means the best, the most wholesome,, and the
most economical.
Courtney's Specials lor Wednesday
Very Tint Canned Peas Solid pack,
fine flavor, medium slse. The reg
ular price is j be a can;
to close out.
per DOZEN...
51.00
500 lbs. large Seoded Kalslns, lb. lOo
Old Style Hun Cured Sweet Corn ISO
Mother's Coin Flukes, pkg So
OiKpe-Nuls, pkg ....loo
Navy Heuns, Michigan grown, lb., 50
Colorado J'otaioeH, veiy line, bu. SOo
4S-II. sack Lotus Flour 91.M
White or yellow Corn Meal, sack, loo
Lotus brand Pure Cider. Vinegar, in
uuart bottles, at ISO
Iretels, regularly lOo lb., today on).
lvv id
L Terr High Grade Ulnoe
Already prepared) it la made
from the finest ingred- m
tents; It Is clean and I (If
appetising, per lb wv
500 lbs. Creamery Butter, lb.. .00c
Country Roll Butter, lb.; 30c
Storage Eggs, dosen 23o
Strictly Fresh Eggs, dosen. . . .29c
Cottage Cheese, pkg .10c
Dill Pickles, dozen. . .10c and lftc
Bauer Kraut, quart ........ .8c
lie. J. 1. William. Teetlflea.
Hev. I. T. Williams. Huntington. W. Va.
rltcs us us follows: 'This Is to eerify
that I used Foley's Kidney Kemedy f ir
reivous exhauatkn and kidney trouble and
am free to say that Foley's Kidney R-medy
will do all that you claim for U." ttold by
11 arugUi
S.BAILEY fk MACH
V DENTISTS - ;
1 Best equipped dental office In the middle weak
Highest grade dentistry at reasonable prices.'
Porcelain fillings. Just like the tooth. All Instru
ments carefully sterilised after each patient.
Til lit D HAX1H PAXTON BLOCK
Cor iota and Varnam Bta.
ll!!H!!Wn
Our Candy Special
For Vednesday ;
Our regujar ?5c. Angel Food Taffy,
per pound box,' PS
Wednesday only A. t-P
HYERS-DILLOIl DRUG CO.
16th and Farnam Sts.
Gall
by 'Phone
Whenever you want aania
thing, call 'Phone Douglas
ta and stake It , knows
through a Bea 'Want Ad,
r
A) HI E SPEUS
- ""f : COUGH
The Seat Semedy for Oonghs,
'Colds, Throat and bong roa.
bias Is
. ' vnufriiic i uTi.tr awe
Oet a ' bottle today, afio and SOo. at
tour druKKlsta or KowoU Brag Co., (07.
) . BU Omaka.
FOOD FOR ZTr
NERVES':
and nervous men
find their power to
work and outhiul vig n
gone as a result of over
work er mental exertion should . take
UKAY'y NERVK FOOD PILL.H. They will
make you eat and Bleep and be a man
again. i
1 Box boxes as.60 By xaaUL
Hmui Si MOOOaTsmX. B1VO CO,
Cor. lttta and Dodge Streeta.
owl Digs punrAii, .
Cor. lata aaA Harney lu, Oaoaba, HtB.
"A manly Ameri fea
can's favorite brew r
Isi A manly American- wjg
iffl that means you " ?
THE Ctn YOU LIRE
i'oaiB3i;r Dijtribu.r
John Nittler
8aa4 So. 21th Sireet.
tor. l'aea. ed"333.'
tnd. A-1430.
JjeslSstJi mil
1
Die Savinno in Cost off Livinc
Aro Assured If you Help Fight tho Trust Pripea
Watch for
Saturday
Big Shoe
Sale.'
Ul
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THE RELIABLE STORK
Omaha's
Greatest Shoe
Sale Begins
Saturday.
Grand Embroidery Bargains Wednesday
The most delightful embroidery values shown for years
will be offered Wednesday in our big showing of fine
Flouncings nnd Allovers the best ever.
Full 45in. Skirt Flounc-. JJ Q Beautiful full width Ail
ing, in big assortment of h H O overs in delightful vnri
choice designs. . WW ety of pretty patterns.
Regular selling price of both these numbers is $1.50 a yard.
. v
Cutting Trust Pricos
200-yard Spool Barbour's Linen 6-inch Metal
Cotton Trust Threads; Trust Back Hair
price fe; our price 10c; our Combs; Trust
cut price.. 3 MC cut price.. 7V2C price 15c. 7 V2CJ
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Tanufact'r's Stock of Waists
$2.95
AS SHOWN IN Ot'R SIXTEENTH STREET VIXHOW.
One of the biggeet and best purchases we ever made, Messalines, Taf
fetas, Nets all early spring styles, trimmed with laces, Insertions
and hand embroidered; all newest colors, all sizes;
made to sell up to $7.60 Wednesday at one price.
cnoice
FRENCH VOILE DRESS SKIRTS Regular values lip to $10.00, at,
choice ' 34.05
Time sales In Our famous Domestic Room
From 8 to 8:30 Merry Muslin;
regular price 11c a yard; 10
yards limit, at, yd .5
From 9:80 to 10 A. M. 19c Tow
els; large, heavy, 6 pairs limit,
at, each lltf
From 2:30 to 8 P. M. Edwards'
Fine Muslin; yard wide, 10c reg
ular price, 10 , yards limit, at,
per yard M
From 4 to 4:80 P. M. 81x90
Wamsutta Sheets; very bps
made; $1 value, 5 sheets limit,
at, each 5gJ
FOR ALIj DAY
10c Percales, double fold ..7W
12 He, 16c and 19c White Ooods,
now at i -lO
Lonsdale; Fruit of the Loom or
Hope, at .8M
High Grate Wash Goods' Sals
32-inch Genuine Scotch Ginghams,
fast colors, fine cloth, regular
price 26c yd., at ........ 15
32-inch Alberfoylec Scotch Ging
ham, best patterns made, regu
lar price 36c yd., sale price
69c Half Silk Wash Goods 39
69c Silk Ginghams oox
Caucasian Cloth, better than Ha
waiian Cloth 25d
Rough Mercerized Pongees 1J
Shirt and Shirtwaist Madras 25
.and
WOOL DRESS OOODS SALE
One ease of 66-inch' Black Im
ported Broadcloth, regular price
$3.00 yd., on, daonly 81.40
Several Other Sulfa Here.
In Our Popular Family Liquor Department ,
Tennessee White Corn or Maryland Rye Whiskey; Quart. . -75
Per gallon . $2.50
Fine Old Jamaica' Rum per I Your order taken here for
quart .... i75l Bottled Beer. , ;.:
To Reduce the Cost of Living It Pays to Trade at Hayden's
for GROCERIES.
Big nou Cals For Wsdnssday '
48-U. sacks. Best. High Patent Flour,
, made from the finest No. 1 wheat;
remember this grade of flour re
tails everywhere for $1.75 per sack,
but to cut down the cost of living
we will sell It for: this sale at.
per. sack 91.40
19 lbs. best Pure Cane Granulated
Sugar for 91.00
8 bars Bnst Brands Laundry Soap fl5o
8 lbs. Bast Rolled Breakfast Oat
meal for 880
6 lbs. Best Hand Picked Navy Beans,
now at 35o
t lbs. Pearl Tapioca, Sago, Barley or
Farina for ...,.S5o
4 lbs. Fancy Japan Head Rice ...83o
6 Jbs. Choice Japan Rice 86o
8-lb. can Fancy. Table Apricots or
Peaches for 18o
8-lb. can Golden Pumpkin . .....THo
8-lb. can Solid Packed Tomatoes BVjO
2-lb. can Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn.
now for 7Ho
2-lb. can Early June Peas T4o
XT FATS TOW TO BTTT TOU BUT
TIB, BTTTTXBnrB, OHBEII
AJTD BOOB AT HATSXN'B.
Faney No. 1 Creamery Butter, lb. 38o
Fancy No. 1 Country Butter, lb. 8Bo
Fancy Dairy Table Butter, lb., . .S8o
8 lbs. Good Butterlne '.Alio
2 lbs. Good Table Butterlne, 3So
2 lbs. Fancy Table Butterlne . ...45o
Full Cream White or Colored Cheeie,
per lb 80o
Strictly New Laid Kir.. do ....8o
raiH VBOKTABIiB FKXCB
That Are a Saving of 30 to 60
Fresh Beets, .Carrots, Turnips or
Slialots. per bunch' . . . . ,. ,-34o
Fresh Parsley, per bunch , .-. . ..3jO
Fresh Caullflowor. per lb lOo
Fresh Green Peppers, per doi. ...30o
Fresh Spinach,, per peck 80o .
t heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce So
2 bunches. Fresh Radishes .Bo
Old Beets. Carrots, Turnips gr Par
snips, per lb .80
2 heads Fresh Celery Bo
Largo Head Lettuce, each 5o
Larve Orape Fruit, each Bo
RIO HI. AND N1TEL OBAWOES
The Orange of Quality Kissed by
the sun, moon and stars, per dozen,
at 16o, BOo. 35o and 30o
Tho Sweetest. Jnlolost and Blolisst
TlaTored Orange Grown In California.
Wot Controlled by the Trust.
?TryllAYDEl'S Firsts
Omaha to.....
San Francisbo
Los Angelesr
San 'Diego,
Portland,
Seattle, Takomar
Spokane
Butte, Helena,
Victoria, B;C
VanCouver, B C
' IVIarch 1st to April IGtli
VIA
ROCK ISLAND
Similar reductions to other points. Tickets honored In
tourist cars running through without change to California.
Choice of two best routes, via El Paso low altitude route
and via Colorado the scenic route. , I f .1 N't i '
Take advantage of the low fares and go Hock Island way.
..T
J. S. McIVALLY, D. P. A,
14th and Farnam Sts. Omaha, Neb.
Garbage Removal
Uncftr the new garbage ordi
nance, the exclusive right to haul
garbage in seven out of eight of
the districts defined thereby, has
been awarded to this company.
Phone Webster 497 or Douglas
7044 for terms.
Omaha Rendering
&' Feed Company
CLUDDITJG OFFER
Daily and Sunday Bee....
McClnre's Magazine .........
Woman's Home Companion 1.50
Review of Reviews 3.00
,
Regular price for all one year. . .$12.00 J
Our Price
ONLY
$8.90
THE OMAHA DEE. Omaha Neb.
1333
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OKOOXBT A5S M3IAT BrZCXAX.S TOM
VZSIIIOiT.
No.' 1 Rib Roast loo
No. 1 Rlb Roast Veal ........lOo
No. 1 RlbKoaat I.ainb.. loo
kn t Flour. 14-lb Sack TSo
- peas & Tomatoes, doa. Cans.. 91-10
Corn, da. Cans o
R. E. Welch
'8ta h raraasa, fhoum S. 1S11 A-SS11.
Standard Brand Whiskies. $1.00 J
Ouckenhlmer, Ovarholt, Bond and Lllllard, Oren River and Cedar Prnok.
pr uart, at , . , 1.0O
Tennesa White Corn (ruoonnMne) per quart .....TSo per gallon D3.60
ta.60
Maryland Rye. per quart 760: per gallon
California fort wine, per quart 880, 300 aaA too
Home Made Wine, white or red (made In Nebraska) per gallon
JttAj Clerk ia Atteadenoe.
1.00
i 1 1
Cacklcy Bros., Wine Merchants '
ui it. issn.-t , opposite v. o. ' bo4 rjionee.