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THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1913.
OMAHA, THEJJUTTER CITY
Pood Commissioner Finds It Largest
Producer in the World.
STATE HAS 57 CREAMERIES
CrenmrrlM In Umnhn rrodnce
Twrntr Million I'onniln of flatter
Annnallr 1'roductlan In Otlirr
Cities ol Xrbmskn.
(From a Btatf Correspondent)
LINCOLN, Sept. ll.-(Spctat.)-Acord.
lftc to a report prepared by Food Com
missioner Harman there are thirty-seven
tounttes In Nobraska which have In
(-.Iteration fifty-seven creameries. Of these
Douglas county leads tho list with seven,
white Lancaster stands next with four.
Merrick county hBs three, while the bal
ance hare from one to two.
These creameries produce annually in
the neighborhood of 0,000,000 pounds ot
butter per year, which In round figures
bring on the market approximately Slt.
000,000. These creameries do not make
all the. butter that is made from Ne
braska, n a great deal of cream is
shipped to Denver and ether Colorado
joints, to flloux City, Bt Joseph, Coun
cil Bluffs an4 one or two points In Kan
Mr Toe seven creameries in Omaha pro
duce about 20fidO,M pounds of butter an
nually, which makej.it tho largest butter
producing city in the world. The four
creamerlss at Lincoln produce more than
16,(80,600 pounds annually, 'of -which
amount the Beatrice Creamery company
produces almost , 009,000 pounds of butter
annually, Mailing It the largest creamery
In the world.- The Fairmont creameries,
which are located at Omaha, Crete and
Grand Island. , taken collectively, manu
facture almost 10,000,000 pounds ot butter
annually.
THa largest strictly Ico-operatlve cream
ery in Nebraska 1 'located at Ttlverton
and produces annually in . tho neighbor
hood of 200,000 pounds of butter.
The fal that only thirty-seven coun
ties ihave 'creameries docs not mean that
the . balance of tho counties in. tho state
do tuk-produce cttam, as practically all
but HiMiy local creameries have cream
receiving 'stations at other points. Ke
crds show that more than 3,300 people In
Nebraska have permits to test and earn 7
plo Jcream from this department and
every county In the statu 1 represented
in this list.
On July 1 of each year all the cream
eries In Nebraska make application to tho
food department for a permit ttf do busi
ness and the fee for1 this permit Is Cased
on the number of pounds of butter manu
factured and the figures here gtvon are
compiled from tho reports received by
the food department at tha tlmo the
creameries make applications for per
mit. There is no way of computing tho
amount of ice cream made in the state
of Nebraska, but the food department
lias Issued between July and the present
time 121 ptrmlts to retail manufacturers
"f lee cream and etghty-one permits to
Wholesale manufacturers of ico cream.
In tho larger cities Imitation buttor fs
btfng sold quits .'extensively, as shown
fey the permits Issued for the sale of
ueh. 6io July L this year, ninety-two
tiratlts have been issued in the city ot
Omaha, alette, white twenty-four is Mm
kiumber of permits issued In the rest of
Jia state.
Alexandria Wins 6ame,
FAIRBURT, m, Bept. lt-(SpecIaL).
AIxnsrl and Fairtmry played a
whirlwind game of base ball here y
'.ersjay, Alexandria finally winning by a
score of 1 to 0 In the fifteenth Inning.
The en me was featured by spectacular
plays by lillosh teams, the work of
Drown for Atexadria being especially
brilliant. Botherles, 8hanor and Boush,
Hanson and Meade.
SAM PATTERSON WILL BE
CASHIER OF LINCOLN BANK
(From a Staff Correspondents
LINCOLN, Neb., Kept. II. -(Special
Telegram.) Samuel Patterson of Arapa
hoc. who has been In the limelight ever
rtrtce Governor ShallenberKer appointed
hlrn to tho position of secretary of the
state banking board four yeara sro and
who was never able to take his scat,
notwithstanding he has trlod In tho courts
to draw the salary and who has recently
been mentioned prominently in connec
tion with tho appointment as auditor of
the United States treasury, will move to
Lincoln shortly and assume the duties of
cashier of the Central National bank of
this city, leaving his bank In Arapahoe
to be run by his brother. This prob
ably will taBe Mr. Patterson out of the
running for tho Wahlngton Job.
RACES AND BASE BALL
DRAW MANY TO MADISON
MAISON, Neb., Sept 1L (Special Tele
gram.) Twelve thousand people at
tended the Madison county fair today.
In a 2:3G pace Our O. O. took first
money! McKlwIn took second; U. D.
third.
Running race, Jim Clark, first; VIn
cano, second; Tomka Girl, third.
One thousand people saw Madison de
feat Tilden this afternoon by a score
of 10 to 2. The score:
Mndleon 10 0
Ttlden 4 3 $ 0
Three-base hits: Cbdnnr, Barney,
Vanallen. Two-huse hits: Artley (1).
Stolen bases: Ley wood, Artley. Bases
on balls: Off Barney, r: off Klrmilon.
1. Struck out: By Barney, 9; by King-
don, C.
Batteries: Madison, Ttnmoy nnd V.
Pickering; Tlldon, KlngUon and ICop).
Umpiro: Ponltis.
Ntvs' Notes of CJenrrn.
GENEVA, Neb., Sept, lWSpwial.)
Mrs. Fnlrchlld of Omaha Is judging the
women's department at tho fair. While
In Geneva she is the guest ot Mrs.
Youngers.
A largo attendance wks at the fair
today. Tho ball gamo of Sutton s.
Geneva resulted in a scoro ot 4 to 1 In
favor ot Geneva. Tills was MllUgan
day and many front that town wer
present. The program wan mostly by
them, excepting tho Geneva band and the
Girls' Industrial School band, and also
the presence of Governor Morehcod.
A heavy shower In tho afternoon
spoiled tho racing, but mado everyone
feel glad. Excepting two or Ahreo light
showers, mere sprinkles, this is Uie first
wet one for over two months. Halt an
Inoh of rain fell.
Ord Mnn Gets Contract,
HOT 8PBINGH, S. D., Sept. !L-(Spe-clat)
After endeavoring for tho last
Several months to let the contract for
the construction of the Carnegie library
at this place, tho contract has finally
been let to C. 13. G-oodhand of Ord, Nob.
The difficulty has been to obtain bids
within the amount offered by Carnegie,
S10.000.
MrHrlilr Think Fast.
The New York American sagely re
marks: "Speaking ot George McBrlde as
manager of the Bed Sox, MaAleer could
travel from here to Gohcnna and back
and not find a better one. McBrlde never
was a Lnjole at the plate nor a Cobb on
the bases, but he van think twice before
the average athlete gets a start,"
Key to tho Situation Bee Advertising,
WORK ON POWER PROJECTS
Baker Construction Company Files I
Its Report for August. j
WARDEN SAVES SOME FISH
fflrniulMl Cms Alnnir lllur It I tit
Selnnl from I'onila nnd Ilrtttrnnl
to llonip In the . Winding
Strrnni.
(From a Staff oCrresnondent.)
LINCOLN, Sept. U. (Speolaul.)-Th(
Baker Construction company of Omaha
which thns two power projects on the
Niobrara river In the northern part oi
the state, has filed its report for AuguM
on thn expenditures made In an effort 10
carry on the work of construction.
The Burhman project was improved at
an expense of 112.75, while on the Kirk
project $38.08 was spent during the month.
To Attend Guard Meeting.
Adjutant General Half, accompanied by
Colonel Uberly of the Fifth regiment and
Colonel raul of tho Fourth, will go In
Lincoln next month to attend the fif
teenth annual meeting of the national
guard conference which will convene In
that city on the sixth and hold a three-
day session.
Thompson Back to Duty,
W, T. Thompson, solicitor of the treas
ury of the United States, returned to
Washington today after spending a month
In Lincoln. Ills family will remain here
as Mr. Thompson Is not sure Just -how
long tho democratlo administration will
keep htm In office.
Wnrden Saves Fish,
Warden Gust Rutenbock ot the fish
commission went to Seward - yesterday
and In company with some of tha farm
ers between that town - and Staplehurst
seined the low ponds along the Big Blue
river and rescued about 6,000 catfish and
sunflsh which were in danger ot being
laid high and dry becauso ot the water
going low. They were put in a water
tank carried on a hayrack and dumped
Into U10 Bluo river between tho two
towns. Some of the cattish, according to
Mr. Itu ten beck, were very large, but on
account of having been in, low hot .water
so long were unfit to eat
Autolats Take Licenses,
That the dry weather has not affected
the outomoblle crop was evidenced this
week at the office of Secretary of Stato
Walt who nan even 100 automobllo
licenses were recorded in that office.
lfowover, the crop fell off tho next day,
only fifty showing up when the malls
came in.
Tho proposition before Printing Commls-
If Meals Hit Back
And Stomach Sours
"Pape's Dlnperwln" end Indigestion
Gam, Dyspepsia and .Stomach Mis
ery in fire urinate.
If what you Just ate Is souring on your
stomach or lira like a lump of lead, re
fusing to digest, or you belch gas and
eructate sour, undigested food, or have
a feeling of dlszlness, heartburn, fullness,
nausea, bad taste In mouth and stomach
headache, you can get blessed relief In
five minutes.
Ask your pharmacist to show you the
formula, plainly printed on these fifty
cent cas!8 of Papo's Dlapepsln, then you
will understand why dyspeptio troubles
of all kinds must go, and why they re
lieve sour, out-of-order stomachs or in
digestion In fire minutes. "Tape's Dia
papain" Is harmless; taste like candy,
though each dose will digest and prepare
for aoalnUatlen into the blood alt the
food yon eat; besides. It makes yon go to
tlM tool with a healthy appetite: but,
what will plea you most, is that you
will feel that your stomach and Intestines
ara dean and fresh, and you will not
nwd to resort to laxatives or Ilrer ptlla
for Mllooaaesa or constipation.
This cSty will lur maay "Pape's IX a
pepetn" cranks, as some peopls will call
them, bat you wtll b enthusiastic about
this splendid stomach preparation, too,
it yoa erer taks it for Indigestion, gases,
hwartharn, sourness, dyspepsia, or any
stomach xnloery.
Get boom now, this mtrata, and rM
yoorstsf ot stomach troubles aaS ladlffts
,tlon la firs ml states.
sioner Ludl and the code commission re
garding the printing of tha statutes la
still somewhat unsettled. Yeuterday they
discovered that tho fund for printing the
books was something over 13.000 short of
the bid which was declared the lowest
This morning by clos figuring they hod
knocked off about half of that' nnd they
are now wondering if the firm which put
In the bid will print the books and toko
a chanco on the next legislature coming
across with tho amount which Is short.
York Hearing Up.
Tho York telephone hearing is occupy
ing tho attention of tho railway commis
sion today. The controversy covora about
tho same grounds which have been the
dispute in most of tha heatings In which
tho Lincoln Telephona company has been
the defendant and Is a protest against a
roiso in rates and consolidation ot ex
changes at York.
Key to tho Situation Bee Advertising.
Mother! Mother! Your Cross, Sick Child
Needs Only "California Syrup of Figs5
If fretful, feverish, constipated,
bilious or tongue coated give
"fruit laxative" at once,
No matter what alls your Child a laxa
tive should bo tha first treatment gtvsn.
Look at the to ague, motfaerl It coated.
It Is a sure sign your "little one's ston
ach, liver and bowels need a geatle.
thorough cleaaMag at one. When cross,
peevish, Kctleas, pal, doesn't sleep, eat
or 'act naturally; -if-"breath Is bad,
stomach sore, system full of cold, throat
sera, or if feverish, give a teaspoowfal
ot "California Syrup et JTIcs and la
just a few hours all th ehogged-up, eon-t
stlpated wast, sour bile and undigested
food will gently mora oat of the bowel
and ran havs a wU, playful child again.
Sick, children needs' t be coaxed to
tak this harmless trail laxattre. Mil
lions of mothers keep it handy becaas
tbr know Its action on th stomach,
liver sad bowel a is proxa and sure.
Thsy also know a little given today
saves) a, stefc child tomsrraw.
Ask yemr druggist for a esat bottls
ot 'CaltfernU Syrup ot Figs," which
contains directions for babies, efaHarea
of all ages aad. for grow-sipa plalaSy aa
(ho bottle. Get the geaBtee mad 'by,
CaIlferala Fig Syrup Oempemy. JIck
iM Mrt ethesr tad. xlta .coaiseap.ti
Ak-Sar-Ben Pennants
They are beauties in both design and coloring. You
can have your choice of a fed, yellow or green one,
for only IS cents and a Bee Coupon at The Bee Office
Everybody will want a pennant for Ak-Sar-Ben Carnival. It will
be the fad to carry them all week, and to decorate busi
ness places, autos and homes with them. By
using ail three colors, they make
attractive window
displays.
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Besides
the Ak-Sar- Ben Pen
nants, we can supply you any of
the following at the same price of only 15c,
when accompanied by a Bee coupon: Nebraska, Iowa, Mis
souri, Minnesota, Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Cornell, KnightsJTemplar,
Shriners, Masons, Eagles, Knights of Cblumbus, Odd Fellows, Mod
ern Woodmen, Woodmen of the World.
They are all handsome, exclusive designs, beauti
fully embossed on college felt, size 15x36 inches, usu
ally sold for seventy-five cents and one dollar.
Seni S scuts extra ftr tack amaat te caver acstige.
A. tea sesmwnt coupon trill appear every day ou
fmgn 3 ef Tto Be Oat thfcm oat said scvo them. Ton
vrtl Braes! ose conyom for each pennant, and YOU WILL
THKM ALU
K peauuurts are to bo moiled, add five cents for
wiA pnassimt to cover postsuce.
it tUc Hank far pciaasts !a is nailed.
OMAHA BMB, 1813
Pesswat Drpartatent
Kaded find for which please, seatd.... resmaaU as follows:
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Friday Sales That Insure Big Savings
and Quality Satisf acti on to Every Purchaser
Cmnpnrloon In llic
true test of wortli.
Wc welcome it.
Plenso niako coin,
pnrlfton freely qual
Ity for quality, price
for price; It's thus
e build business.
Friday Specials
should crowd this
IiIr store, particular
ly the Domestic
llooni to its c a imc
lt. v. Come early,
get your slinrc.
You Won't Wonder at the Popularity of Our
Big Domestic Room Sales When You Examine the Qual
ity of this Exceptional Friday Offering. Come Early.
Remnants Percales, light and dark colors,
.good patterns, 12ic values
Ilemnants of Outing Flannel, good pat
terns, 10c values
Itcmnants Qlngham Apron Checks, 7c
values -.
Remnants Flannelettes, good colors, 10c
values ,
Romnants 36-lnch Unbleached Muslin,
"8 Vic values
RemnantB of Wash Goods, assorted lot,
worth to 25c
Remnants Dress Ginghams, 12Vc values,
at
7ic
7c
:.4',c
64c
5ic
7ic
84c
Sllkollnc, 36-lnch wide, good patterns,
16c values
Voiles, neat stripes, 18c values,
at
Poplins, all the wanted colors, 25c val
ues -
Crotoncs, good patterns, 10c values,
at
Silk finished Taffeta, good patterns,
25c values
Galatea Cloth, good patterns, 12 values,
at , .
36-lnch Fancy Dress Gingham, 18c val
ues at
Anthracite Bluo Prints, 6c values at 3&6
'In somsstlo Boom.
10c
10c
15c
7ic
18c
7&c
12ic
Friday Specials in
BOYS' ANI MEN'S CLOTHING
You Can Clothe the Boy Well
at a Very Small Expense
Boys' new fall school suits,
Norfolk styles, good assort
ment colors and sizes, values
to $3.00 S1.95
Boys' extra well made, good
style fall aults, with extra
pair pants, good line of col
ors and sizes, values to $4,
at 82.49
Boys' school pants, good assort
ment colors and sizes, includ
lnd corduroys, values to 75c,
at 49d
Odd lot ot Mon's pants, sizes
up to 36, a broken lot worth
up to 3.50 S1.98
In Somsatlc Boom. a.
Hardware Bargains
25c size "Wooden Chopping
Bowls 10c
10c Chopping Knives. . . .5c
15c Ideal Flour Sieves. . .5c
Oblong heavy tin dinner palls
with cup, coffee can and plo
tray ' 19
35c full size, double zinc wash
board 15
55c size seamless enamel rlco
boilers 39J
75c size enamel tea kettles 49
65c size 3-qt. enamel coffee pots,
at 39
45c size 2-qt. enamel tea pots,
at 29
65c size 10-qt. Berlin kettles 49
four Spsclnls"
Linen Department
Imported Mercerized Pat
tern Table, Cloths, size
8x10, $1.75 values, each,
at $1.00
Full size Hemmed Huck
Towels, plain white or
colored borders, worth
14c each 10c
Pure Linen grass bleached
tablo damask, worth $1.39 a
yard SI. 00
Extra largo hemmed or fringed
Bath Towels, 39c values, ea.,
at 25d
Twenty-seven Rousing Specials in Drugs &
Toilet Goods That Should Interest Every Reader. Sale
will Bo Held in Domestic Room Friday. Every item is a Snap.
One-pound bottle, about 12 ounces,
pure Hydrogen Peroxide, regular
60c, sale price lOo
15c package 20-Mule-Tcam Borax So
1-lb. can Talcum Powder, extra size,
for i 10
Mennen's or Williams' Talcum Pow
der for lOo
10c Jap nose or Palm Olive Soap 60
26c Jess Trailing Arbutus Talcum
Powder for j ISo
2Bo can Bath Swoet for ....... 1..IO0
75c Plnaud's or Hudnut's Totlet
Waters for . 480
60a LaBlanclie or Carmine Face Pow
der for ....330
2 bars of Ivory Soap for 8c
50c size Stlllman. Freckle Cream, 38o
2 .bars Williams Shaving Soap for 80
$1.50 genuine Ideal Hair Brushes. 8O0
25c Cutlcura Soap Xor '.13o
10c Saymon'a or Physicians and Sur
geons soap for ...6o
25c bpx Seldlltz Powders for....lOo
2Gc Santttol Tooth Powder or Paste
for lao
100 Dr. Hlnkle'a Cascara Tablets 10c
11.50 bottle Oriental Face Cream, 85a
J1.25 size Sal Hepatlca for 89o
25c size Hire's Root Beer Extract 10c
10c Shlnola Shoe Polish for Bo
$4.00 Wellington syringe and Bottle.
guaranteed for five years $2.00
Full length, 5-ft, Syringe Tubing 35c
$1 Rapid Flow Founttaln Syrlngo 3Sc
76c and $1 Hot Water Bottles at 35c
$1.00 Bath Sprays go at. ........ .36o
Croikery-
500 Pieces of Brown and
White Cooking "Ware on
sale Friday in Domestic
Room.
7-in. Casserole with good
cook bpok and asbestos
mat j big value, set.39c
Individual Bean or Cus
tard Cups, 6 for. .f20c
Pudding bowls and baking
dishes, G and 7-lnch. ea. 10d
Big Sale of Mirrors
Makers' surplus stock of fine 18x14
Beveled Plate Mirrors, made to sell
at $8.00 to $15.00; all go -in two big
lots in domestic room Friday.
18x40 French Bevel Plato Mirrors, 5
in. burnished frames, choice. $4.50
18x40 French Bevel Plate Mirrors, in
handsome oak frames, at. ,...$3.95
16x30 Oval Mirrors at $2.50
Genuine iVelt . Mattress 45-lb. weight,
fancy art ticking on sale in domestic
room at .....$5.00
WoMtarfHl Embroidery Bargains Friiaiy in Domestic Room
Three Big Couriers ef Beautiful Emkreiiieries at Haif and Less
15c Embroideries 7c A
big lino of 5 and 6-yard
length loom end strips; reg-
ular 15c and 20c a "Jfl
yard values, at.... 2C
10c Embroideries 5c Edges,
bands and insortings, in big
assortment of pretty designs
regular 10c and Rff
12V&C values; at, yd.. ,5sf w
25c Embroideries 15c A
wonderful lot of flouncings,
bands and edges, made to
sell at 25c a yard; g fg
at, yard. I w w
furiishiig foods in Domestic Roeir
Men's medium weight cotton Un
derwear, shirts and drawers, all
sizes, In colors white, ecru, pink
and brown, regular 50c value,
at 35d
Ladles' Muslin Gowns and Skirts,
embroidery trimmed, worth to
fl.60. at 00J
Boys' Blouse Waists, black sateen,
blue chamhray, white and stripes,
regular GOo values, at . ., .253
Men's Balbrlggan Union Suits, in
colors, ecru, pink and blue, regu
lar 75c values, at 39i
Ladles' Gauze Union Suits, all
sizes, worth to 75c, go on sale
at 25e 35 40.
Men's, Ladies' and children's
Hose, all sizes, regular 12
values, at 8ttd
Men's plain wblto Linen Finish.
Handkerchiefs, regular size,
good valuo at 5c ea., 6 for 25d
Men's Balbrlggan and Porosknit
Underwear, shirts and drawers,
worth to 60c, at 10 and 25i
Boys' Balbrlggan and Porosknit
Union Suits, regular 50c values,
at 35
Drapery Specials-
In Domestic Room
$1.25 Laco Curtains 59c 2
yds. long, come In white or
ecru.
$1.50 Arabian Curtains 3 yds.
long, at pair 75J
$1.75 Arabian Curtains, 3 yds.
long, snap at, pair ....986
$2.25 Lace Curtains, full
length, on sale, pair S1.25
$3.00 Scrim Lace Curtains, 3
yds. long, on sale, pr. S1.75
$4.00 Cable Net Curtains, 3 V,
yds. long, Bpeclal pr. S2.25
Notion Speeials
In Domestic Room
25c Shopping Bags. .19c
50q Hand Bags 25c
5o Nursery Pins . . .2VC
20c Hose Supporters 10c
50o Hair Brushes. . .25 C
Darning Cotton, ball, 1c
Cotton Tapes, all sizes, 1c
5c Pearl Buttons, dz. 2VC
Domestic Room Snaps in Women's Wear
Women's Wash Dresses, for house
and street wear, ginghams, per
cales and lawns, values to
11.98 at 70d
All Wool Serge Skirts, well made,
good styles, blues and blacks,
values to $4.00 S1.98
Children's combination Rompers
and Dresses, made of chambray,
gingham, as long as they last,
values to 98c 25 C
Women's and Misses' Suits, good
fall styles, grays and browns,
values to $10.00 $4.95
Women's Corduroy and 8llk
Dresses, good fall styles, values
to 9 10.00 S4.95
Women's Gingham Aprons, 26c
values 19J.
Women's Percale and Lawn
Dressing Sacques, 50c values,
at 29
Children's Sample Coats, values
to 5.oo . .si S1.98 S2.98
Buy Your Peachfts Mow Qualify Will lever Be Finer
2 more carloads will be opened Friday morning. This Is extra fancy luauo ana turn iviuena "roe- 7E
stone Peaches, shipped to us to sell for tho grower, Friday, per case
McLaren's Peanut Butter, Jb...ia
Tall cans Alaska Salmon lua
Bushel boxes extra fancy Bartlett
Fears, nothing finer for canning-.
per box 52.33
Jelly or Table Grapes, basket XBo
4. banket crates Italian Blue Plums
for ' 91-00
30 lbs. Ss4 arasulaUA Burax.. 51.00
10 bars Beat-'Em-AU, Diamond C or
Lenox 8oap for .......aso
10 lbs. Chick Feed , ...lo
10 lbs. best Whits or Yellow Corn
meal for t...,17Ho
The best hand picked Nary Beans,
per lb. - Bo
4 lbs. fancy Japan Rice SSo
18-ounce con Condensed Mllk...7Uo
1-lb. cans Assorted Soups 7io
Adro Jell. Jctlo or Jellycon, pkr. 7He
V! n (-n rn Vlnkea. nkir. oo
u'roape-Nuts, pita Jo
8 cans Oil or Mustard Sardines. .350
The best Domestic Macaroni, Vermi
celli or fipaehettl, pkff.....:-."ttiO
All regular lOe Cookies, per lb.,
special sole -
All regular IS Ho Cookies, per . lb.,
special sale ,V
All regular 16c Cookies, per lb..
special sale. H
The Beat Tea Btttlnss, lb. .....lOo
Golden Santos Coffee, lb -.Mo
Peters' Breakfast Cocoa, lb... ....800
bs best yresh Eifs. P doisn, SSo
The best Creamery Butter, lb.... 320
The beat Dairy Table Butter, lb. aso
1MU cream Young: America Cheese
per lb , aoo
Full cream Wisconsin Cheese, lb. ISo
Domestic Swiss Cheese, lb B3o
Kancy large Queen Olives, quart. 35o
Neufchatel Cheese, each 3o
The Vrg-stabia and ?rnlt ttarket
for the Veopla of Omaha
Sweet Corn, per dozen ...loo
New Cabbage, per lb 3o
Beets or Carrots, per lb. .. -...BVio
Fancy nipo Tomatoes, lb. ......20
3 heads fresh heat Lettuce So
Ijirgc Head Lettuce, head 7Uo
Denver Cauliflower, lb 12Vio
Denver Beans, wax or green, lb., ISo
2 stalks fresh Celery .....So
Malaga Crapes, lb Viio
Peaches or Pears, basket 30o
it TWsT unvncfN'C Ersfif it
Pays
Pays
fir