Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 22, 1900, Page 10

ESTIMATE IS TOO GENEROUS | GAME ON NEBRASKA PRAIRIES \WEST PROUD OF ITS TROOPS|BOYS IN KHAKI DRAW PAY (il fon 4.0 s ; . Twelling, $6x ” Poachers Are Suppressed by Vigorous | Wakes Meted Out to First A Grand Opportantiy " Prowse ton and Hirds Wil He . l‘l ' Increase your knowledge of the country Bupezrisor Wheeler Doubts the Census R Plentital This Fail, Doctrine of Anti-Imperialism Has 8lim Hold : NEr i T Yucies (ST | port. from H. Thummel, clerk of the United Beyond the Missouri, [ The pay rila of Companies £, ¥. G ¢ | i1l September 2 to 3. Good = [ llhw b ‘:\jv.‘nn\‘\l‘m-.; t " — L .:vn'I’ \|hv»1 ln-: b mv{c i ha “Laughing cheerfullness throws sunlight on all the NOTABLE GAIN SCORED IN MANUFACTORIES | 1o western country he acted as a sort ot S DETRACKING OF SILVER GIVES OFFENSE | ing off the troops has begun s paths of life.” No truer saying was ever said. Nebraska avant courler of the federal iting | panies E. a ar o i i Sl A L hun — :‘,.,',‘ ,\.((Fm s .‘; Fri :I“)(-‘- to be sent on ; o \ shoes arve laugh bringers— because they fit, because they is to ¢ visit to the haunts of the Lovers of White Metal fn the Weat [ o = o 0 (0 0 returning. Capital plo will be paid grouse of western Nebraska Show Discontent Be. Leavenworth before they start on thel T X IRt tods To his fellow sportsmen Mr. Thummel re In Given Minor J ern trip. While & (0 start all cor « v (, lo wear them or cause they throw brightuess in your pathway. They are ports that hunting 1s going to be good on the Platforn will be Increased to 128 men, and h We might have boen ” . ‘ | | 0 128 men o o v his case, but that's ¢ v, easy to pay for. and hard to wear out, \:u alries surrounding Broken Bow 4IV\‘I‘ | men who uave six months or less to e brought up in the busi- b = P l that the local hunters have entered upon nd have not signified the ,0:‘.,:,', \"'vM‘ ML s onwe® | rigorous entorcement of the game laws. | “When the democrats stated in their Kan« | re.enlist will be left behind ! : (i . y bt AL R L LR LA Ly | @Ealnst poachers, one against Omahia par- | the chief issuo they made a fatal mistake as | High grade Buckeye Manut I n 8 « et | :]w 4;'“ f"“’ ng “" y tles and one against an expedition from far as Idaho, Colorado and other western |pany bikes, ball and roller bearin > 5, " maha in the present censi g Kansas City. In former case forty-five state ncerned,” sald Judge W. C.|solld rubber tire, at co ose out stock. | Plerce's Prescription c | 1.50 wi i i i “ihe informatic e Vo orty-five states concerned,” sald Jud o % . 4 s . 4 sses The information cannot ! < birds were found in cold storage and in the Ives, who has just returned from a hunting | Call auick and get a b Omaha Tm. | Dr. Karl Cra Pennyroyal Bills. 810 | $1.! ill buy. at this store, a misse R i bty ""’l'l\"“‘ fEutes |latter sixty-four. The birds are plentiful and fishing trip in the vicinity of St. An- | Plement & Transter Co. th and Jackson. &P el \ tan shoe with extension sole, made up in and in fact I do not know tha uld gl and the open prairies are large enough to thony, Idaho. “The western states sent an - a them exastly, but I can say that Omaha | g\, ¥ d s r Resnrin, onds Extract, % | A the latest style, They are wo &9 0 " of 1890, On the other ha w il b6 o L"‘r "“"'";” "”"l"‘"" Bow | Philippines and they are very proud "l’ the | healthful summer resorts of W sin, aitus | E e i d world over. Sizes 12 to 2, widths Will be a popular resort for Omaha people bravery displayed by thelr troops and are (giad on the line of the Chicago, Milwauke 4 ) - 3 4 T atod on the line of th Milwaukes B to E. pair guaranteed. to wear are comfortable, N ska shoes bring cheerfulness - he Al Towns Within Supers s D decrease. The exact amount uot pre- | vuie tall for the reasc 4 SAPO LD Sty 1 408 . Aehdl Lo fall for the reason that ft can be unwilling to admit that all the fighting 10 | & gt Faul Ry., address or call oo reached in time for a d hunti d he new possessions was In an unholy cause. . Mites okl iy $ g " 14’ fag oul Chees faive TOROTIN, 100 WRUR 00| roiurn 1o the SHLY WIEOHE SROTERCEILS Bobn | el esNione K¢ 10 4 HEAGY Sea ot NAEH TRl L3 A $1.25 will buy a child’s tan SOR & Sade SebTi 1 Wil eome it encroaching upon “Furthermore the radical silver men are General Western Agent, | arrh ¥ v Shid ¢ Hos W 4 - greuter force and cause greater di the next day [offended to think that any lssue should be s . warrh Powder shoe with extension toe, lace or ! — acknowledged of more importance than their [ Twe Della S e, an sc CUT PRI button. They are 'th [T ment v il 2 5 | . ey are worth $1.75 It was said that ann but eight of the | COLORED LAD LACKS CUNNING |befoved 16 to 1. In its attempt to harmonize Proe o NN, Nobir o8 o) ki H‘EFEH DRUGGIST Sizes 8} to 11} idths B to E A | the democrats in different sections of the | . 8. W. Cor. 161h and Chirage. Sizes 83 (¢ 4, widths o k. s s T T e e | United States the Kansas City convention | NOrthwestern Lin large but forty have received their chiecks. These | Released Peisoner Stuna Woman'a | [nifted Staies the Kantas Clty convention |y omens, 1401 and 1403 F, street s | $1.50 will buy a woman's oxford-—a shoe made for forty were the enumerators of the districts Name to Letter, but Forgets to T e = =t | T RER A o Pk . < G T T Ay fist sont in to Washington." Disgwine Ris Hasdweith to the liking of westerners and the Bryan Hoilding Permits, this store—made so good that we guarantee it in every The enumeration of the manutacturing| VHRE will:cpen e eves of (He Brras | (6. Tolow e GeCE . IOaEs Jiag lasusd ay. They come n tan or black, with kid or vesting proceeding rapidly onday . K. LeStone is wutive colored boy | " i & 7 T * i G e B B. K. Lestone is & diminutive colored boy | son alliance | Homer. frame <hop. $i0: Gearge Schin tops—any style last sizes, B to KKE. Compare it » oxfords sold elsewhere. was the day et by the department for the | Whose experience in the Douglas county | " o 015 Miami, frame. bari, $150. Koun | completion of the work in this district, but, [Jall was the result of a letter wr In conversation with a number of former | Memorial church, Sixtecrth and llarne with the contrary to expectation, none of the enu. ol » of the laws of the United Bryan men in different parts of Idaho 1 _ merators had completed his work. The |He was released under the fnad R | ey 8 (eI “y“"]"“‘ chief clerk expects to receive final reports | few days ago, panting for reveng ol il el Mol L LB U b B e s | Yot s v At | o, e o 1o oo o iserable uppy i outside of Omaha and Council Bluffs this |ant D fet Attorn h with a letter | ¥°F y"'r”. The situation In Colorado is | A camera weslt: it 16 Wit & Thot thFes Wiksh addressed to Himaeit s1 by the woman | ™Uch the same O N o T DS AL Rt .7 S “There 1s no attempt to deny the pros- | y . a month to complete the schedules in these [to whom he had sent the missive which oc- | perity that swept over t tire west wo clties. Council Bluffs has proved to|ca d his arrest. He handed the epistle 18 not treated to a wa t ) C 5 A lnlhv.nnm "I the mtier of mAnufas attorney with the request that the 400 the calamity howler is practically & Poq SHAMPOO. This 1s the o ° latest magazine camera CLOTHES Fule tEN turing houses and it is possible that it will | writer be arrested for sending the obnox ‘:I"""”’ ”I’ ;” ! past "'"”‘"‘ and sheep and | aration that will kill B y ory made and holds as many as 18 plates, #how & greater number of small concerns | lous communication through the mails. | MInINK inilustries sre more floutishing than | time. No guessw kills ‘em. Fa 4%, without reloading—this is a fold- that any town of fts population west of the | Mr. Rush read the letter and then turned | *¥eF before and the very men who were | 1o use per bottle ing camera with pneumatic release, Missisaippt river {to his files, where he found the epistle | '0U4est in the praise of Bryan four years | MEDICINES FOR DOGS tor The increase of factories, ge and | written and signed by LeStope. “Look K"'K""‘ silent now or are shouting for M Pill 116 58 Bpratvs:Bugiieh o Meai ’ small, in the towns of the district under |here,” he said. “This letter is the one you [ M€Y cines. Full line of Glover's Celebrated $10-00 the supervision of Major Wheeler will In |acknowledged you wrote. It s in the same > B . g Remedles. Full line Dent's Dos Med! every instance show a large increase in the | handwriting as the one you nave just | “1\"‘|‘:‘:'»M‘-' j\v;\:fl;-\w'_'l“‘ . ) 8 Medl Poco Cameras from ...$3.78 up amount of capltal invested and persons em- [ handed me. Young man, your little game | (ooeIVeS mofe benefit from Fole P | ahsprat's Ma At 5 Premo's from ......... $5.00 u the of 1390 and the | won't work and you are liable to get into | CUF® than from months of treatment by|Shermans Manke Cure, bottle.... ; 4 oyed ove censu ha g Mot Mekiste | 4 ployed over physicians.” Take no substitute. Myors. | Sherman's Tonic Tablets for dogs, box 0 | We guarantee every Instrument amount of the output will be comparatively [ more trouble. et SRR herman's Distemper Powder, box 0 o greater. As soon as LeStone realized the turn|fltlon Drug Co. Omaha; Dillon's Drug I iy Free instruction Py | oL 0 B i ] e S B e B o, | S Women’s $2 Slippers and Oxfords 98c | of the letter, but promised that he would LUl bl e s ok i . | et T P i "t MURT N SALOON FIGHT "Gt K 707 0 | The Robert Dempster Go., | Women’s $3.50 Y§iti* Kid Shoes $1.85 . " * Banks [ not. come back again “\.: m‘v’.‘n A it ; Fllms l,il\.,fi.hv'x..::l::‘ fl::;h-d See Over 1,800 pairs P nunged in & Mizap— TAKE THE WABASH, Troubles Taken to Court. smfma" &/ Mflcflflfls" DruE Co our picture frames of women'’s fme To the Biennial Conclave, Knights of | A froe for-all Corner 16th and Dodxe, GMAIIA Pythine, at Dete | G ) stylish Strap P office ohbers and e « 8 | foon of fenr en I ou U Basapman e . v a hunt for postoffico robbers and th On August 26 10 28 the Wabash will sett | 1000 of Henry OFf, near Fifty-fourth and | Slippers and Ox- plunder which carried him over that part [ oh A% o big Ao ontor streets, Monday night, in which C. | § B The ooty Known aClontari. Okt | (Ckets from Chicago at hait f $11." Yohnaon. aad. Jetm. Hansiman ‘veseives g ord Ties, made homa, Gibson, Hoboes Retreat, Crazytown | & 5. AT eh BRI R0 | some severo bruises. Tuesday Mrs. John- UNION to sell for $1.50 4 DAILY TRAINS FROM CHICAGO A4 several other outlying suburbs kno son swore out complaints against Henry and soveral other outl iburbs known b o it e a at complaint HiE SIHR . . ’ officially or unofficiully by appropriate | Al : John Hayes, John Hensman and a PAC'FIC Ilma ls Mone and $2.00, all names 11:00 p. m. arrive Detrolt 7:80 p, m. [ nr'qucer PoNc 8o "iutch John, oharg. | § Y. closed out to us Monday morning word was brought to the | 0 B W SERE BEITET EE R T ara | 108 Assault with intent to commit murder. ) | P § h b office that children in the neighborhood of i 5 {and at the same time Orff apeared fn Jus- or spot casl y ) 08RG g from Chicago. | tice Learns cou gk 3 Gibson were scen playing with a lot of un- | 00 EREREO. 0 L e wa. | 1lee Learn's court and swore out a sim- Nt the manufactur- canceled stamps. A fow days before that | € Sl L T L tion call at clty | 0T complaint against Johnson. Each side | 5 “ t | th a messenger from one of the banks had lost | *° . Y | claims the other was the aggressor. John- r i B . £rs at_lsse than ticket office, 97 Adame street, Chicago, or & large number of stamps and the postoffice | \EHS i GLAYT t{!!or: it is alleged, was supported in the | .. N half their value at Octavia, Neb,, has been recently robbed. | v 406 1 % et ght by his wife and daughter, Mith & view to locating the plunder and ‘\U;“"M“ \"‘:“-- Room 405 N. Y. L. Bld, | “6.qr "piuyes, Hensman and *“Dutch John," " on sale at gaining a clew to the thieves Mr. Dickey real name unknown, were arrested at 3 Is the dog who is overrun Under the blazing sun of Monday A. J Dickey of the postoffice department made fight occurred in the sa- started out. Wé Roniea hud Niw. ¥ouk o'clock Tuesday afternoon by Sergeant ARE VIA At the home of one of the children he | via Lak hore & Michigan Southern rafl- [ Weisenberg and Officers Davis and Baldwin. found 160 2-cent stamps. which the boy | way from Chicago dally—Fast mall 8:30 | They are held at the city jail awaiting trial - he had found upon the banks of the |, m., arrives New York next morn- 4 2 'l'hey are all river at “Hoboes' Retreat This was a|ing at 10.00; New York and RBos e Michigan Stov at = tylish new summer resort to Mr. Dickey, but, in | ton spectal 10:30 a. m., arrives New York Awarded Firat Prize at the e new stylish €company with the boy, he made bis way (0 | poxt day 1:30 p. m., Boston, 3:00 p. m; New| ., fokt :‘P"-"'""» ¢ | goods, in vici kid, patent leathicer and velour kid. Any woman can n point on the bank of the river where an | York and New Bogland express 2:00 p. m., |, an stoves have won in a compets- 4 : . o 3 arm of the stream extends into the Ne- |arrive Boston 4:45 p. m., Neiw York 6:00 p. ‘n“m JISH e Mhole wOnd and ave iake focune 4 fine pair of elippers or oxfords at less than half price in braska shore. The place gains 1ts name | m. next day; Lake Shore limited 5:30 p. m., | “'."m"."'".". the Parls exposition. The this sale, from the fact that it is the lavatory and |arrive New York 6:30 p. m., Boston 9:08| iw‘lm:““flh"““]" ‘l“l'“r"r'"‘ recelved the fol- OMAHA To SALT LAKE clTY OVER 3.000 PAIRS O YWOM S FINE $3.00 AND £3.50 Juundry of peripatetic loafers. The boy | p. m. next day: New York expross 9:00 p. | '°F specia blegram 4 o X (P2 QAN W) ot showed the officer the pl where the | m., arrive New York sccond morning at| ~The Michigan Stove company of Detroit, Ten hours quicker than any other line. VICI KID LACE SHOES AT $1.85.- all silk vesting tops—in tan Mg e sl il B s i orma- | Chicago and Buffalo, makers of Garlana money was found, The appearance of the | 6:30, “Book of Trains” gives full intorma- | [UTRKe 0 Fufulo, makers of Garland | or black—all new up-to-date siyles—made by two of the best stamps and of the ground showed that they | tion. M. 8. Giles, T. P. A, Chicago. F. M 5 - 4 | by A . i L had not been exposed to the rain, so it is | Byron, G. W. 4 prize at the Paris exposition in competi- OMAHA TO SAN FRANCISCO | manufacturers of women's fine shoes in the east—all sizes and ¥ e tion with the entl orld."” 2 . A 3 4 ) beligvad’ ftiae ihey -could ingtihkve ‘bedi ] : i ; i el haldokisd Fifteen hours quicker than any other line. | widths—in this sale at less than half their value, taken from either Octavia or the bank | Grand Aw e DAYLIG messonger. The postofiice official confls- August 25 to e o a1 now Tookng for | Pkomoit and Armota's vark: OMAHA TO PORTLAND . Men’s $6 00 Sample Shoes at $1.97 TRAINS FOR SPIRIT LAKK | | Paul rafl- e The Northwestern Lins. | way company has just placed in service Fifteen hours quicker than any other line. 5 BIG LINES OFF MEN'S 5 and $6 SAMPLE SHOES L!FE NET TO CATCH BODIES Speclal cars daylight trains between Omaha and Spirit | ' i . , " and | Lake, Okoboji and Arnold’s Park Going the | Buffet Smoking and Library Cars, with Barber Shop and Pleasant Read closed out to us h,\ the ln‘muf.unnm.\ all on sale at $1.97. These ” % Accommodations. train leaves Omaba at 7:15 a. m, and ar- s p D) ¢ Room I o Sleepers. D Cars, Meals @ Ia n g v fal - . ¢ 81 s x calf Are Equipped with Addi- ing Rooms. Double Drawing Room Palace Sleeper ining Cars, Meals & Ta are all new fa'l style s » ghoe: ade ¢ o finest box ealf, LSl 2 P e < 1401 and 1403 Farnam St. rives Spirft Lake at 4:15 p. m. Returning | Garle. Pintech' Light | " all style sample shoes—made of the fin & ol S . s by the train leaves Spirlt Lake at 6:45 a. m. d | velour calf and enamel-—genuine welt soles and the very hest lin- ¢ 4 One Hundred Dollars Rewnrd. and arrives Omaha 3:55 p. m. This Is the| 1o and tri ings rous every nair i ts wale at ¢ The Board of Fire and Tollce Commis-| ©One hundred dollars will be paid by us | bt service that ham yet been oftered over | CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 Farnam St. Tel. 316. ing III.| llnnfmn;,, throughout ery pair in this sale at about aloners has purchascd a lifesaving et for | to any reliable chemist who will find for- | any one road. Round trip tickets, good re- one-third their value, The fire department. The net s circular n | Maldehyde or preservatives of any kind fn [ turning until October 31, $10.70 x 5 fes 0 1k, cream, butter or buttermilk City ticket office, 1504 Farnam street. e 4 ke S R Y shape and has a diameter of ten feet, It [our mi n e 10 heavy Russian hemp and is strong| Fifty dollars additional will be paid by | F. A. NASH, General Western Agent. y $|8 00 $20 00 and $22 50 enough to support as heavy a falling body | US fOF the conviction of any of our patrons | 04 Farnam Street, Omaha, SNENTY i 2 can be held up b; e firemen around | USINE preservatives in our product after — — H T I A L e Grand Mosmiiiht Fxcursion Suits Today and All ) i bow | We Pasteurize all of the product of our | Vesta chapter, No. 6, Order of the Eastern have been thrown from the tower at th Week at $I2 50 U, Rtk e house to give the men practice |12 creamerles and have no need of any |Star. will give a grand moonlight excursion L o ‘ chemicals on the steamer Jacob Richtman on Wednes- ; from the fourth or fifth story of a building WATERLOO CREAMERY ASS'N. |day evening, the 220 instant, to which all A reduction enforced by the near approach of falls with such force that it is impossible | e members of the Masonic fraternity and| = A NNOUNCEMENT to prevent him from striking the pavement, | 1CAGO AND RETURN $12.75. friends of Omaha, South Omaha and Councit| Fall and a too extensive stock. These suits are A ° but the net breaks the fall and is made use | Blufts are cordially invited. Good music, of by all large fire d rtments. Via Rock lklnnd Route. 4 full moon and plenty of fun area o e Ticketa on als Adeuat £ 1o 3. Spe- | taves taos of Doruies stret o 8 s oppn | SrAbeed pure Hockanum, Womscoat and Wash- \ |Monday, August 27th Remember the Date #35,000 for 3 cial daylight train will leave Omaha Au- | Tickets, 25 cents. ington 4-thread worsteds; many of them are heavy The American gove Te to desote |BUSt 25 at 7:30 a. m. and arrive Chicago | [ ¢ g 000 e purpose of experimenting|®:30 P. m Attention Comrades, | enongh for late Ifall r. We dislike to sell 5 4 g Witn aying machines to aseertln tholg| Ticket ofice 1323 Parnam street Al oia” sotdters, therr - famitien_ang | ©1OUE ; ,465.85 Worth of Tables. practicability for use in the army 'X'Ina“ e friends desiring to attend the national en- | goods below cost because we arve not here for that 3 | W. P Anteman, jeweler, of North Pearl | SAmpment at Ohiloago will learn something \ We bought from Bailey, Jones & Co., Jamestown, N, Y B R et Aperiment: | gtreat, Allany, N. Y., was pronounced in- |0 thelr interest before securiog trans- | purpose. ‘This peculiarly backward year, how- ey = ) i A Lk T 2 aclonsly by those who experiment with |Curabie. Took Cramer's Kidney cure and | portation by calling upon or communicat- * their entire new fall sample line o s made especially for ":,I,u,,".,, called dysper cures, Take | ¥A8 cured. Inslst on having Cramer's ing with Thomas L. Hull, 615 North 16th | €ver, forces us to do it. and exhibited at the Grand Rapids, Mic wn, I"urniture x bo-c8 — street, not later than iday morning, Hostetter's Stomach Bitt and avold ex-| Omaha Tent and Awning ‘o i y tenta, awn- | August 24th. 'Phone 18 (] position. Bailey, Jones Co. are one of the largest mann- Hnir, B4 MBSariaiaty. It In mads x| (aOAUS TeSk ARG AWNILE Oo tania AWA: I This Is Your Chance. . . b A pressly to cure constipation, dyspepsia and A i ¥ 4 ’ : facturers of fine tables in the world. lllns r:n!npln In{w. all all stomach disorders. Offer No. 2—Your choice of any pair of men's trousers made of the best selected lumber for this exhibit, consists of T Ga s T in the house, including all our $6.50 and $7 les; all Spirit Lake. Okovoll, Lake Washington, 5 the finest made for only [bed room, directors and office tables, taborets and pedestals. Waseca, Eagle Lak River Falls, Solon p Offer N “ Springs, Rice Lake, Bayfeld, Ashland, Gog s % Your 4-||'n|l‘1~ of any I!nnlu-l coat unnl pants in| They come in golden and Flemish <, imitation and solid eble, Watersmeet and numerous lakes near p 5 the house, about 75 of them left from our ln:lhnp:ln\. bird's eye maple and curly birch. St. Paul and Minneapolis. . q 3 \ a | fested . ; ot L These are all good fishing places and are veal $7.50 and §9.00 values, on sale at .. These tables just arvived. They filled two of the largest Iokly and comfortably reashed by the| < i | furniture car at ever came to Omaha. They are : belng Suskly._ead ouinl o > T f ‘ Boyg Summer Wear B(.,IOW COSt furniture cars |1|'||‘ ever can 1;. ’IKII .l”l : They are now heing Cheap rate excursions August 10-21, Sep- 5 {™ b N vs' long ,..uu suits, sizes 14 to 19 years, tweeds, unpacked in our WArerooms i will all be put on special sale tember 7-21 October 31, 1800. City | g < S i nt o Monday, Aungust 27th——main floor, ticket office, 1401 and 1403 Farpam street. A J \ |‘]If‘\l("-\-l|ll| fancy w iy e & Co. oocentedl oiln. offan fax thed fabia rather than go to the expense of packing and shipping them back to their own dory in New York. There is only one of a kind of each finish. The values will be so apparent and startling that this sale will pale into the latest 1d newest designs in medinm and fine parlor, CHICAGO AND RETURN 812.75, on sale at Boy 1 wool knee |.‘|m~ suit Chicago and Return $12.75, g A On August 25, 26, 2 and 29 the Chi sailor and plain double breasted styles, lig oAgD, Miiwaikes & Bt Paul relivay wil = e dark, all our $5.00 and $6.00 sell round-trip tickets Omaha to Chicago A i 2 for $12.76. Your choice tomorrow of any boy's washable knee pants City ticket office, 1604 Farnam street snit in the honse: valna 8318, insignificance anything nf.th- I"_“" heretofore attempted in this F. A. NASH, General Western Agent. C | great western country. Sale will commence Monday morning, i foronly ..oy ¢ s f | . Help it Alonk. ; August 27th at 8 o'clock—main floor. See Sunday papers for further particulars. N, 1OmMOrrow Wednesday, August 22d, the Merrit-Gra The $1,25 washable snits at 50¢ ham Drug company will donate the entire The 7 wde on sale at g Very Special DO NOT OVERLOOK OUR GREAT UNPARALLELED SAVING OPPORTUNITIES, fThis is for a worthy cause and should re gelve liberal patronage RATEn Pt Sais) e 1 ifB s’ l< P ts . “Malf Fare East. ‘i BU‘(IHQI[}H August 25 to 20, 2 “'1~S.~?'ll|¢m’(4)-i:hl |(I)|anml |vn(i)r‘~1|%-m Ila‘lt IS.\--mImI & OrChard & Wllhelm Carpet CO. N T e | Detroit and Return : | Co,, New York. These pants come mostly in sizes from 13 to {16168 DOLGLAS STR AUEUEEE ta'h0: aoad t11) Renteroban ke HUUTE ugust 25 t 16 years, including stouts ifow the chubby lads. These pants Hot Springs and Return.... : GmicnE 1401.1408 Farnam stre .n C August :\m“: :‘ll;::l’,“,.‘}:,;‘1‘,:”'\“'_ j‘vl 25 and $1.50; ; SOC N"Yfiqu% P'#L , _ Dr. Kay s Renovator JACOBERGER-Mr phine, uged 60 A & % wita of Hubert Jacoberger , 2 e very worst ¢ i WifR OF Jubset Jacaberser., o o Tioket Offics, Wurfington Station, .' p 1on, | Dilious = hep lock B, from fa residenc i x%, 150« Farnam St. 10th and Mason Sts. . v d 'm;n y8. A % % ity seventh Tuh mans | Sond for' Kres : SR G D T Lo Tol. 260. 3 and Frec A LR, S strontt IntEmen (erman Catoi | SELLING THE MOST CLOTHING IN OMAILA, Ll eemotery. Friends invit |