Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 13, 1900, Page 9

{ ®, 2 THE OMAHA DATLY BEE: MONDAY, A UGUST 13, 1900, ~ e ———————————————————————————— e ) ! . s TAKE THE WANASH, " e \ ITC w He DAYLIGHT TRAIN® FOR SPIRIT LAKE | WIHAT FATE AWAITS ALPACAS 0 bronuse 1t ¥ I\\lL\T FOR LORD RUSSELL " oo ot | AnAnann kg ; . Okoholl and Arnold's Park 0 the Dlennint Conclave, Knlihts of | their fn y it P Wi, e Detrolt e Chicago, M L o 8 \ 1 o . 4 y vy as tto 4 - nads and tickets from Chicago at half fare Third Olass Remains When Sheop and Goats Wherty and Death of English Justico a Personal Loss to | darliebt traing between Omaba and Spirl | tGhels, fram SReko RGN, o Have Been Separated. 4 American. Bar, | train leavem Omahacat 715 a. m, and ar 025 . m., arive |I troft €:20 p. m Gree“ You ean Ak-Sar-Ben or yon can ak's any- 1 xtended o | . 12:40 p. m., arrive Detroit 810 p. m. Y h s | fives Spirft Lake at 415 p. m. Returning [ Bodl * vk T ’ N1l 3 p o Detroit 10:50 v that ever bought c¢lothing from The reoigh » aln lea Spirit Lake at 648 m 3:15 p. m., arrive Detroit 1 p. m i I I 'h JACOB A COMPOUND OF GOOD AND EVIL suey e, ar| TWO'NATIONS HAVE LEGACIES IN COMMON | L0 St " mata 386 p. m. This fs the| 11:00 p. m., arrive Detroit 760 p. m < CHOW 2 Nebraska and they will tell you that it's ; 1d i uf kit service that Bam yet h offered over| Only lne running reclining chair cars a good clothin v.ln'- od |'], many reg L A clear t .| trom Chicag | ag L ~=8v v § i arle 3 one road. Rouud tr kets, good re. | AN~ A ol il CIRUGGLE OF W City ticket office, 1504 F m street. bash, For further information call at city | 5 . 1 Hia, M in Hefore [ e e Y L D | o K NAst, Geasrat Western Agent. | ticket oMee Adams_street. Chicago, of style Good in fit—Good in price—that ought to be good Final of Connelen Spenks to M n Con 1504 Farnam Street, Omaha, | write, G. N. CLAYTON enough for anybody, 16 you're a good judge of clothing so Making Cownrds of Them Al s P— - — | N. W. P. Agt, Room 405 N. Y. L. 2 $» & % .. t of Newton, Kan s Good Fishing. | Omaha, Neb much the bette If you're not wd judge leave it to us b the Wy of a eoul,” wae the 1 the Knox Prest president | Spirit Lake, Okotoji, Lake Washington, - and vou' nve wi s ' e R t Dr. John Askin at St. Mary spoke expresses | Waseca Lake, River Falls, Solon ( o Hoston and New York md you'll leave with a 'lm«l suit of clothin I'her are b rch Sunday M will, at| 8pring e, Bayfield, Ashland | via 8hore & Michigan Southern rail a great many good clothing stores that sell good c¢lothing, 226 and followin igust 20, | eble, Watcrsmeet and numerous lakes near | way n Chicago dally-—Fast mall §:30 but there is one best clothing store in every town, but you n des n of o y . and st and Minneapolis |a m., arr New York mnext morn b b angel, Dr. Askin sald s | Tution t| T e all good fishing places and are | ing 10 New York and Bes-| must be the one to locate it, \ e dawn of the Yum | J i comfortably reached by the|ton special 10:30 a. m., arrives New York . Vi . ) Asta, reached ) it Cheap_rate excursions August 1021, Sep- | York and New England express 200 p. m., | . plaids, wod - quality lining, (al Chine. 1 casone which man was | & hen Lotd | was an honored | tember 7-21 ¢ October 31, 1900, City | arrive Boston 4:45 p. m., New York 600 p O 3 " % N g v R . ; g ¥ this aare | ; ATHRAE 6MoG. SIOE Whit LU MASHGAT ANONE . | BY. Weuk 8kyD Lk Nbowe 1 A 8180 b, correctly mg uln and perfect in style real value £6.00, avan W ayed a i pare arrive New York 6:30 p. m. ¢ A man’s all wool suit, brown e £ with the f Th fn strugs | th | . ; st I‘ he [” e M el LA Y rive New York second and light colors, broken plaids n A | tickets mited until Octobe s follows . ™ 1 80 i Doctlins helr race 1 which | tl Washes, Minn., and foturs, $1088, . 0. “Book of Trains” gives full info hlll[u-\ ete—piped seams, When you see other 5,00 suits d 1o & oW w they still Lt . Waterville, Minn., and return, $10.68 L L g e around town come and compare them with these, a Madison Lake, Minn.. and retirn, $10 68, y ‘ . vl 1w 0" hour of temptation N AHNE SETE votee | Ehy Minneapolie. Minn., and return, $12 CHICAGO AND RETURN $12.785, $7 00 w'" Bu A man's all wool suit, light # use as food, e rom 1 peaks to us in the hour of remorse When | diating S saw Bt WY POREPS; VR4 colors and checks, extra qual- 5 FEE0 RNOWE | War eRTGt OF trtreyes g Duluth, Minn., and return, § Chiengo and Return 812, cose a ¢ v T o . ¢, Wis,, and return, $16 On August 28 and 29 the Chi ity, latest style, nicely finished—real value £10.00, Dhe practice of thess ga well ua| consclence in not Tacking after men | ¢ West Superior, Wis., and return, $16.95. | cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway will A man's worsted suit, Oxford B ST VIR b the. tILH | Bve struREted for years o Dive dbwn their | For full particuiars call at city ticket of- [ sell round-trip tickets Omaha to Chicago | $ u £ R ‘ .mr my text 1";“- o ‘x. emoration of finer feclings the warnings of ¢ fice Nlinols Central rallroad, 1402 Farnam |for $1 y&ooand cassimeres mn ol k) is full of ome back to them and there are by the ae n to| street City ticket office, 1504 Farnam street stripes, plaids, cheeks and ple single or do s hreaste gels touch. e In full o ome back o them and there are ti | by the nssociation to > E Rk AN At Weih et I plaids, d plain—single or double breasted ing, but Is ¢k asly \ 8 A g E S 8 100 w108, vests, satin piped seams real value, $12,00, contalns @ profound lesson, one which dramas and, in fact, in all literature, th Law and Arbitration LINCOLN N & not easlly learned; one which Paul had to | chief theme is the struggle of conscience. | mirable paper and excited Via Ro learn after he had fated the elect. | The rld abounds in Lady Macbeths who | only in this country and Trains leave U ] Two of these we underst t sin and God has made this free- | His sug s as arbitration Clty Ticket Of eETEETEusTTRemER . third perplexe We possible | carried great ght at the confe n of names of g When Christ came into the world He [ The Hag ke in it of th 1o I l!mr n-\: .‘ talogue of I"l ue, Patent ‘Y"V. n and shudder with hor d felt all the withering effects of sin. | la b n this country for & book describing the cool, pleasant, | fcine and [erfumery. Wr S i e CLOTHE % o Nero or King John willed that His sou should have the raid §id not feel like a | healthful summer resorts of Wisconsin, aitu- | St We 1L, end It to vou, 1t telix you CLOTHE S FoRIHMERN WOMEN ont ¢ King Ch riences of other men; should galn o® AMONE U ated on the line of the Chicago, Milwaukee | articles. by s considered a martyr and b wledge of the trials and temptations of Pureell suggested that, although | & St. Faul Ry, address or call on LHere are a few samples. b o gome t 1 by & flesh. And then God, in all His merey, | Al communitics differ widely F. A. NASH, e han s el oat. W st il |« and by othe Ther His Son to die that men who are | in 8, yet they have many things General Western Agent, ¢ Plvo's Cure for Consumption, we sell 20c ’ & he was To (hls great LIVING WATEI FOITHIRSTY S0Us. | o unseen ¢ thread of Kin- | hot st Lot I o steiko on the | 56 Stuarts Dyspepsin Tableis, we seil 40 . . elong There ing mother country td N 10, sHArtl | $1.00 Paine’s Colery Compound, we sell 7 ot s e AN TR 18| 0ty enremataie 5 suteation 1 the o e the mher oy e, e | il SRRy 86 S B Clothing. no qu o Al ones | Dexire (o Pos " ! sl o o neit ce ie MNes 1 150 Fellow's Syrup, we sel 3 there can be no que Seotul 00| of it wios to HIm THAL 18 & (hivet ot thal YN to the same race and are of that b was e | 8100 Hood's Sarsapariile, we scll 5 . Judas, but with David and J it 18 differ- | ¢ouncatn of the water of life freely." quoted | ADS xon descent n th tE dgaingt’ ths ctms | J1L00 MAILOC TEIL e WAlL oretoisionsns Big cut on stylish and comfortable hot weather garments ont Rev. W. D. Patton Sunday merning from | f11Ure as in the past the domiuant factor in the strike | 3700 Listerine, we sell i 'l. | J 10 8 ar coats § a formerly Problem of Th (e DRI lae T RavilRt e, Ar R, TORL | iy whrd's slviiTitiet re o num RO TR AR BERTIT i | Men's fine summer coats and pants, formerly . 3 promi clations, Mr. Patton | the world's ; matter by | €00 Cramer's Kidney Cure, w | 8. 50, ale close, at 4 “A writer In a magazine recently begAN | 1o ocupying the pulpit of the Lowe Avenue| . The Ame Bar assoclation, at { all fatled sold at ®K.50, on =ale to close, at . an article by saying: ‘We know what will | gy e it B0 O og the summer | Meeting at Saratoga the last of this month, | criminatec \Y ) reasted serce coats fan church duriug th nmer | b, ; e-employmen Men’s 3 double breasted serge coats Become of th eheep and we know what wiil| uiscnce of the pastor, Rev, Sr. Hawley, | ML undoubtedly” take uppropriate action moiovment. | Shorman & MGGOHHB"UIUE (:0 fen’s § i o 8 h . becomo of the goats. but what Is £0ing 10| “iie Lromisa of lvink water,” said v, | ¥IUB T 0 the life and death of thi#| Tne wolt tn the fable put on sheep's e on 8alé toclose ab.ceeesesvivsnosonncoseanns :; AR o ,The alpacas 8¢ Patton, “is one which ouly an Oriental | K74 1% clothing because if he traveled on his own (“}['.."(" OB Al LR Men's $2.50 crash suits, he moral nen ) #01-1 can value at its true worth; for there a | v Jurist Joins N city. reputation he couldn't accomplish his pur- " wvation and not good enough for heaven. The | ‘pon o W EF GO R et W R e aa e Cotinterteitsrs: of DeWitta Witoh will be closed out at Cesiesaiie it eennnnne b “’V’I'_ f'hj”‘ il ‘I,“l‘ Y oy | most. precious posse The distress of | of his visit were charmed with his delight- | Hazel Salve couldn’t sell their worthless nr- Kay S nanova'or Men's duck and crash pants, 450 after death T ot the grave. Haye|tHUISU 18 the most agonizing pang the|ful personal attributes and it will be a|*WVes on their merits, so they put them In | Guaranteed to cure the very worst case on sale at S v ey N Sie pure et Ligiih human breast can feel and its reliet by | gad any since 1 boxes and wrappers like DeWitt's. Look | of dyspepsin Jation, bilious 2 R S 3 p Jodisnty okl el ‘.,?f':n;‘, Cn KOME | ke, cold water s the sweetest reltef | on but another g out for them. Take only DeWitt's Witch | achc, If ng Bgnere At drug See our 16th street window for a great bargain. ikl R L) oo | Which can come to the physical senses. | lawyer who accompanied him to this coun- | HAzel Salve. It cures plies and all skin [ 804 3 Sond forjrec Sampje, Feee Bool m, : ) 2 4 T il b God offers His word s water o a|try, has goue over to the great majority. | 115cases. N. Y. To close out all this season’s very finest snits, ine celved his father, cheated hie brother A R Sl . b cluding our %18, §20 and his fa u-law and uncle. We must ad-| b % it iy ] B ber of Parliamer 200 Silas oo hn oA L etéhoy 11y fud th| oy ave us.” sal 1 Mr “1‘ ion A ‘“.’.\ Those of us - 22,50 grades, we have Bo was & loving son to that mother, a true | 47¢ WK 1o fraw And duak. = The soul as well a UNIDN marked them all down fusband to Rachel, & man of prayer—evl- | ;0% "0 volition, To me it I8 the me g il } to one price ] e undertook o nccompllehed;. by crooked | PFefeF 10 die unsaved rather thun to accent AR g IF vou WAN r You can have unrestricted choice of all styles, " possibly, but by any means and K Wi hbetade » iem Lo inglish awyer, S| ;‘M:";h“_’x‘::"hum‘“'“{ il ;::::: [price. 1t is offered to the undeserving | rpe, read us a paper on all fabrics and all makes. These suits are the When he wrestled with the angel for the | ' the chief of sinners —the only condition J History." It was an | blessing he was intense in his desires, but [ 18 that we must want it admirable production. Lust year we heard | ) very best manufactured. Made by the best fr trong man who walked erect, he i - e a number of apers, one being | : 5 3 ) became & halting being who had to sasiat LRI e NI WANL Of TieLikiuh, o] o0 THS Suitel Runwiiment o OFtie by [ (11, IT] tailors in America, and are unsurpassed in style. wel sta %or his deception of ev. Canon Talbot occupled the pulpit at | Sir Willlam R. Kennedy of the English . A Xk :{_““”""“j‘;“' ."n:[v,’.'. y..:;.:\','.g locention Of| Trinity cathedral Sunday morning, using | High Court of Justice, and another by Hen fit and finish. Falth™ as the theme of his sermon. Paul's | Joseph Walton, queen’s counsel on *The A D L A T THIP dyed with blood; he deceived Laban, but in Frt st el B, e i ) el 8 A Bl old age ths And of hin fathers becams '1‘“ 'I'I‘ @ ")" \ .’.‘.[; ":"“ i hi ; ‘.'. 3;;‘ "y, 'v ”x,r gal st hu.; in r-;m;‘ The price in this sale for your choice, worth barren and he was forced to go to Egypt.|4Pustle took occasion to : e bar of this country has receive §18, %20 299.50. wi 3 . No longer with hopes of being a mighty | 1 i \'\”; ; u‘.l Y.U‘ML‘.”.[. ‘.’,,.’“, Y _m;" benefit f :-..I the !ur\h'n’l ;’;MT fr be sure | \[ll ‘\' N l-'u(ll bl 'llltl “"lll b‘rlflnly : _I. -‘-‘_ . I ~|~ J o ti chiet of a mighty tribe he died o resldent| i ced, furnished the text trom which | bar.” g1t that your ticket reads over the ANTS will be closed out at half and 1 uLiepure of the land of y|uv :!urmwllfl B Jensloner | oy, Talbot drew a lesson appli:able to the | s 5 ock of men's fine odd trousers, regularly worth 05 upon th y“”m'\u.fl M son, The aversfe| present-day Christian The Gospel of | Hest Way to Cu ckon .00, will be closed out aq § Siat c AIARHSTRCOD GOHE Q0lUE (OFiLM WHRG Jesus Christ.” he said, “is full of encour-| Backache caused by disorder in @ld for him.* agement to the believers and the sugges- | Kidnes, Foloy's Kldney Cure will make | TAL VALUES in men's suits \\nnll $10 and 7 50 3 FAIDS UNERULGEUL TREES, |tion throughout is the necessity of a faith | the kidneys right ke no substitute. s f 0, to close at $L.75 and . L AWAITS UAFRULL Rl s A AT R L i d i Omaha; Dillon's Two trains daily to Denver and Colorado Points. " i S0 L ORGIAL BRI, i M g « the Root of Thoe | parents. God is your salvation. He has|Drug ] g s i 300 STOUT MEN'S SUITS worth $10 to $18, now 5 00 all to Vield. glven you in overy hour of life unmistaka 8 Two trains daily to San Francisco and California on sale at $10, $7.50 and ........ D, In Tmmanuel Baptist church, Twenty- |ple evidences of the love of a fat In| The cltizens' com haviug char : , Wi . e fourh A ity Streets, Sundiy mOrnnK | pelurn 1o Sk the faith and love ani | arrangements tor a sireet fir Points. Boys' Washable suits at 40¢ on the dollar, Rev. John Edwin Andrews of Leavenworth et atin olid & svoh: faith aa this nd has assurances from the railroad i i N i %0 Washs v Sui 0 Ter. John Biwin Andrews of Lewvonworth: | (rust of a child, 1t Is such faith as (his | Itland bas aesurances from the railoads Three trains daily to Salt Lake City and Utah Points. 151 \\\\ .xs'h.ulhlln :l{ll. e A Aty ..2gc mon on the subject of hell, It was & pecu- | (nrough the gloom of darkness and despair, | allowing all within & radius of 300 miles 3 : i BoaWnahalile BUTTAE a0 i i vns v SRl e oy sy s LEIE liarly appropriate theme considering the | Lack of faith in God at such times removes | 10 see the fair and enjoy two or three days Two trains daily to Portland and North Pacific Coast || 51 o5 Washable Suits,at ...ovvvviririiiieerinesinn....508 O e eoa A e st Ath AT molae | Bl ot somirt and pl3 2.t lalr lujere Points, with direct connections for Tacoma and |/ £1.75 Washable Suits, at .......... ...78¢ with perspiration and fans pulsated fitfuly Dr. W Enters New Fleld, Seattle. | $2.50 Washable Suits, at ...... A ...OBg His text was taken from Matthew fii:2:[ It was announced at the Seward street END FOR FALL CLOTHIN \'I‘ ATOGUR “And now also the ax was lald unto the hodist church Sunday morning that Dr BEn Bufls R ) FOR CLO GCATALOGUL, 100l of he trees; therefore every tree which | A C. Welch would close bie pstorate there SPECIAL EXCURSION anEs IN EFFECT. bringeTh not forth good fruit is hewn down | 08 September 1 elch will be trane-| 4nq other vermim breed fast in these hot 0, \ and cast into the fire.” In its fidelity to the | ferred to Colcrado and will tak ol e Cavh (1he KtUE that Wtita e ity Tisket Ottice 1324 Farnav Tel. 816, cttan of this Kb /thie sernion was ohie ment under that conference, which will he LA :l":“‘w’l“l"’.' passage the sermon was chi i Sion 1 Balida ‘oh A Dr. | auick and they stay dead. 20 cents will rid ““One becomes #0 stecped in sin,” sald he, | Welch had a call from Colo bruary, | your whole premises and save you (he worry “the soul becomes > black with it that but pre red to remain here until the debt | and mortification of having them around , weeping it even if He would and its only fit abiding | #4ditlon to his pastoral duties Dr. Weleh |\, o (ramer's Pennyroyal Pills ..$1.00 Siste 1 hell Goms pevcan it belises 1‘\’»’ |u:.|]|'dnl n tive \\\'yl)\r»r n‘“u”“ XOUng | B n R iera e Daath 1 v 300 TOUR IV T E B g, et et | 2 o it eductions on S INTH AINS bible and come across such expressions as Gramer's Kidasy Guce™s o _ ¥ | ROCK MOUNT INS. ‘eternal death,’ ‘eternal punishment,’ ‘undy So soon as mature sees an {mprovement, | §HCE “l.‘v'\ Ll B [] ’ . ] tng fire; ‘everlasting destruction’ and the | inere is a change. andle gave way to | Peruna ! 7 s e 1 veaurin o 1o s rn 8.8 chags. The caeele save way fo| Bepite " VIA THE but to believe. 1 want to ask how can ¥ou. | chinery, the horse to the automobile. The | 540 In the face of this scriptural evidence, stand | gao¢ that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has | Pac Tar Sonp s 3 3 T it :..ml T ’lhv”': 1% 5o :..‘\ T bollove that | yect ‘sold for over half a century, proves | EIOree's sorintlon Values unequaled, Letting down the prices to make room Denver & io ‘ ir tl d God.Ia tlahteocs/and that He means sxactly fs value. There is nothiug to equal it for | S ,‘\, n for our new fall goods. fl e stomach or liver trouble is Nature's ; "".IHI\"”‘.l\\ylu‘:;y \\\H'me in the ‘f'['.‘h:”': D namsy L0 Ahetonls aus o diie UnOLs " “ure 0 All Wool Cheviots, Homespuns, Serges and Venetians | ire, Hitted up. hie voice, erying: “Father | 400 (UGG Vi stomach ‘ AU G {ight-ftting etyles—worth up to $12.50—to close— RAILROAD arus that he may dip the tip of hts finger [ o0 and Awnin vv.,, tents, awn- SCHAEFE DRUGGIST S Rt SRR A LRSSt | in water and cool my tongue, for T am tor- | ngs 5. 11th & Hars Tel. 853, | S, W. Cor. 16th and Chirago. 100, Manstaiared. Tadise BAIATUNGRy VEUR, 400, REOBRS: £1ATH | IN CONNEGTION WITH mented In this flame.’ You may call th 830 TeIm=wrLl yp 10 HiRM0wda) clag . | a myth it you will, but the word of God| ™= = —— = = at At 3 . i . . ool b T e o sy 150 Bample Sults=no two alike=some siik lined throughout—with Special Excursions to believe the man who does not repent his medici or coat collars—worth up to $35.00—to close | #ins will be everlastingly damned at v | Dying Aposile Trytng Thmes at | nyo P AAtare. for AlL Henkind, Your cholce of any high-class Ladies’ Suit in tho house | Bpacial excursion tickets to Denver, Colorado Sprin e 80 v il M L e worth up to $30.00-to close Pucblo and Glenwood Sarings, Colorado, Salt Lake City and Ogden, Uta m ANiSiodia Jerion o0siEemlio s Timent af at be on sale via. all lines from Omaha and all Missouri river points and POl B hure v rda west, August 7 and 21 anu Peptember 4 and 18—at & rate of forenoon, taking for his text 11 Timothy, il b A R A The Clnmax in Sklrt Value IR nkxbcaitalRgTaie N e L The character of these spec should be borne in mind. Otle Fare Plus $2.00 ;"k:‘:,.,"‘ ,:\ s Hf RerianaN ‘wi 8l v: ‘]:'HJL B LLL\G"LU}% quIGN Length, sweep, style, flare, fit and Illllhll arve all that they should be, Rome from which he was soon to be led . e 0 ladies’ Golt Skirts—just le Ladiea' Waists, French percales For the Oufld ] ri forth to meet a wartyr's f Here then hot weather—worth $8.00- es, lawns, dimities 69 | are his last wor o Tim his beloved . * y $8.00—for C S \ 0B SR8 Bt ODIY esesssnrsassanss up to $8.50—for ..... 3 koni o all ministers and Christians. who . . e e Stop-over wnll be allowed on thege In order to reach the full mport of this \B[”I”]gmn il koand MYt $150 and 98c tickets at pointe west of Denver, Colas NAIAARR a0l 10 yRCATsiAnd 58 Imes i i R s e 8.98 n ladies' Wr be rado Springs and Pueblo,on the going ng of its terms, ‘the last days' and ‘peril- H dmnn s—with extra waist . Atht 4 Tk . ous tim Various views of the former aute i Golf Skirts on eale at 10. 00 imces—pleated back—trimmed with | trip within limit of thirty days. RS BR A aie emRanAE IR $15.00, $19.00 80d - broldery—worth 42.00—tor 6901 The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad —The Scenic Line of the World,” coming of the Lord, another the times of the 50 ladies' Sample Skirta—In gray, blue and P S Wil make very low rates for the round trip fro Springs the end of the apostolic age, while another Ohliass A04 Batiisc a1t s ALxinac At 't on sale at only ..... 8 8 orth §7.50—for only " | For frec strated pamphlets and fnformat | x-hll says ‘it Ie In the days of the Messlab, or in Chicago snd returny fi8 B-August to [yt ey 3.08/ cull at ot ity teketoffice, Tith and stout 8t olarado, or sde the last days of the old dispensation.’ Per: STot Shenen 'k e fuvn 18 LT A One table of ladles’ Wash Walste—In ap $6.75, $5.98, $5.00, $4.48 and. 9 b e 3 A " xar O haps we may glean some truth from each R e TEN BUl OINFR, BB thmAuguat i, broken sizes—percales, 1awne A [ S. K. HOOPER, G. P. & T. A, Denver, Colo, of these opinfons. Evidently cannot be regarded as any the last days precise moment, as any specific day or year or century. They doubtless mean some era, but they do not mean the end of days, 5o as fo exclude any further development # movement of time, ity rathe They do not exclude but refer to its qual- than to its quantity “The Greek word, trauslated ‘perilous’ | signifies ‘hard,’ ‘burdensome.’ In the mew | vorgion it Is translated ‘grievous,’ tmplying et In these thues wmen Wil meet with Glenwood and return, Salt Yello Yallos 0 prir ! ) and return August 19, £ $19.00 ) $31.00-August 21, Lake and return, 82.00--Auj wstone Park and return, wsténe $47.60-Dally. (Clnnabar and return, $37.06—August 21 Ticket Offle 1502 Farnam 8t, Tel, 260. 19c glnghame—worth up to $1.00—for HAVDEN BR(IS. 50 sample worth up 1 table Children's Wash Dresecs— ages 6 to 12, worth up to $2—for. BYRUP OF FIGS : RESULTS TELL . THE BEE WANT ADS § PRODUCE RESULTS, "raNt vea w9a w-n,@'@g 690 BUY THE QENVINE “ 229062600900 2000 OOP 0 MANUFACTURED BY GALIFQRNIA FIG BYRUP CO\ EOTH TAB NAME. se