Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 18, 1900, Page 12

12 ! 2 THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. OCTOBER A ————S R e AR AN GOOD TIDINGS KEEP COMING LOCAL POLITICAL CALENDAR BOSTON STORE'S BIG CROWD sk b e g Fintire s T New York Manu- o Dot Hepublionn Meetings Iewild hal srican Republican ¢l Jer Vo Ever Had in Our Store, Men’s Fall The Notion Sale Draws the Biggest Crowd | Venetian Visitors at jucket couraging Report from ( German nania he FORMER FUSIONISTS DESERT M2, BRYAN e \fard Repablioan clab, Ferest hatl, | ONE-NALF THE STORE GIVEN UP TO SALE | JVomen's walking N e TaTHe? W|nter th and Plerco, 0. . Redfck and J - Jackets ,\:“; praided and tur trimmed, all 9 Piloen with ah’ Lovd Ahout 10e on the Dotlar=our Motto | (000 0TI B SO T 0, for 87,00 s 3 arn Ao bt P Voterans' Republican iIn When We Bay Che | pir MAYDEN BRO rhe most handsome line of winter wraps This house is pre-emi- Vote Right iub, W gion hall We WL sell Cheap, Read sk A it N s . o SiuNey O ' tead shoe an ove sal ever shown in Omaha can be found a "e““_‘ the overcoat center nate A h 1 of Ohio and Fryc por 1 A Siktors ‘weh ep u Edtors 3id, fiknse of Mo ked B4 AT PHE SALE CONTINGEE NINE REGISTRARS WANTED [] ()f'tll|!s s'cumu’.‘ B_; n'n house quart . . XY at the Musical pavilion, | Big lot remnunts ac3ic, be, 100 and 15c (oo " DT within your reach hos the i sin a Omaha: Blum's, Kouwwky's and the ] yard kgl il [ g3 b overcoats en brought to 10’ oF % % Woodman h South Omaha All silk ribbon, No. 5 width, 10-yard bolt PUETe AEsINtauCG: 108 EOEIYS y et part ] " o . p n. They gave (heir fr % | welivadny, Dot o o [ tration Coats, Capes such perfection. The *scep- o aked on personal | e0RsRInY, DOt 112 e sohool touts, | “Wiee Hairpios fa taney botse, 160 808 | 14 sotte ot s o FUR c(:fl:u:eneup = ter of snpremacy’ has been et . p at Douglas conn Silk elastic remnants, Hc each | - 2P g a ~ i [} N . . . e et ¢ J g . Rt 't Black headed mourning pins, 1c card i B e B 4 _" 5 ‘_“" / of scrupu.ous attention to | £l \ t tha A Republican club, Twenty- | Long hat pins, 1e card i . R L. in all tne pupul.lr furs and| Brass d every detail in the produc- tion, buying and selling of these garments. *arnam, Lyman Se apery hooks, 1c dozen | H. B & Brooks' croch Lo . et bt ‘ s i e : 1 Bronke oot coton, vt [ RS e e oo - N@W French Flannel avail b t Demoeratic Mectings. Embroldery silk, 3¢ dozen spools ¥ o . s : a4, % \ Thureday, Octo H. B. embroidery cotton. 4 halls for 1 our years ago there were hundreds o f Vi N g : e o Oitr e oy 01| M B embolters cotton e Tor 1. | eIy e 'ehawere seckng . aists Men's Blue Kersey O'coats Haye ! el | e 15 Brook's snd. King's tachine (hread, 1o|feEItFan 95 per day, but this fall | Just received—reliable garments—lowest pestact]y thllaved, nidely fintshen " ol South Omaha Democratic clubs spool we hay compelled Lo beg men to ac- | prices | - vt | ) ' : gone boi it o Bohemian Democ ‘b, Voomacka | Sewlig silk, all colors, 1¢ spool "f"" the ek 1 " ity Olerk “| H | | velvet collar "The usual price $7.50 ; " en ibourn. “'After special meetings and re- &y : all, Sixth and Pine ) yard busting cotton, 1igc #pool o f chIELn our Dt i . tl ¢ Bryan 603 h Tenth 3 spools New York mills basting cotton, | " ]"" S r‘xm part of re ublie n | o .s ur price . bevssruby BBV IRV L T 1 2 o “ mocratic politiciaus we huve e years | Saturday, October 20 e : g i . el il o Py Nerth €ide Broan ciub, 4101 North Twen- | Fancy hox writing paper. 213¢ box _'I"“l‘ A "“H”"‘ board In ""' ey ':"‘ w CLDAKZ SUITCO. Men's O‘furd ('r"v Overcoats : b S ty-fourth | A Kinds of envelopes, 3 packages, 1 {16 Conisiy wickithe WK bahnot secirs 1510 Douglus St Farmer's satin lined, piped seams, velvet eollar, correctly > ; nish-American Rryan and Stevenson ELRY BARGAINS }"vn to serve in these precinets onstr H!HL nl_uh for l.n ebhra 1 0() ib, Washington hall Pomp r combs with rhinestones, 9 usual p L.50, our price . ¢ the pure 6 for 10¢ u Juice of the grape naturally | Men’s Blue Kersey Overcoats | fermentea. ror voquet A S 3 FLEMING'S COSTLY DRINK| [uo s side “lust colors, fe pair { has no superior ild'a side “lastic, all colors pa ! ¥ all wool, raw edge, velver collar, farmer's satin lined, per | ancy set beauty pins, fe dozen It you don't attend to the hroken and " Pried to Get 1 with & Martender | cniay 3pin seta e on " ’ Shop . foet length and style, [ and Was Asesssed Five S i % » e ot haw | Cacked window PANKS now you will have : : > ) Dolluws, | s Pta il oo decided o Board of Educition |other PAINS to attend to that will cost you ustial price 1000, our price ... . A . ¢ Silk braid o enc Permission tn: remo.e the carpenter shop 1 Fancy orn wts, all colors, 115c each, | from California and Nineteenth streets to [ more. Look up what you need in the way jie R T. Fleming retused to pav| Al kind tH6ks, Hiae Sonen e i e an. ~Fhn g W1 b |of window glase-front door Nights, and Men’s Black Kersey Overcoats ! har for a drink of wh Faney buckles and slides, Ge each, then went to thes ? the Lake | tell us. We will furnish the glass at th box style, very swell. nicely quilted Hning, velver collar b Wilsen, bertender in the Green| A nds of dress miings and bratds | seh ontracter has the | ' : : e nloon on lowe street .m‘rlsyk_m &0 ‘.yhh ..u“;mr,lm\‘:,w oe prise | Bk o e will have | Jowest price, and also do the glazing if you handsome in appearance, usual price () ()‘) tralned ujon him :V;'v“ '.« -n’\(r«-r and | ANl silk fancy veiling yard i “)n'h us to nluyu- A m.'m-mm man for 1250, our price ., SNy U Y b g . ~ o directed the stream that Flemicg's cves | Faney bordered handierchiefs, 1o sach that purpose. The use of a little varnish . » . b . SN - y ’ ~ 3 werc fited the pungent fluld. Then,| Plain and fancy hemstitched handker- CHAPTER NO 3 | brightens the Inside of & home wonderfully Men’s Kersey Overcoats- 1 ;m o 1 ’”f‘\ was clearing the mist from | chiefs, 2tae and ued from Tuesda | We have it for FLOORS, FURNITURE SR00, $12.00, $12.75, $1EH0 and $18.00, hia or Wilson emerged from behind the All stk ruching ¢ vard Then we ro asiced [ o | AND WOODWORK. Telephone 348 | e AlL Kinds embroidery and fnsertion, 6e | wdeertimed it in the atate of Nebraskn J. A. FULLER } G g BB 2ih i Gains in Platte Coy | raze Nence, Tt was not to a finish, how= | and 7Tiec weeks ago we recelved a telegram . . &, in box or slans, 10, 81 $14, SID5, S16.7 R16.7 B 1. T. Mortis, ® 1 known el t Meer Jerr rroll appea Infants’ silk caps, 10¢ to Albany st ope WWe want, et t WINDOW GLASS—PAINT=V ARNINH, ). $22, $22.50. Creston, brough ging reports of | tme to se o the combatants and arres Infants’ and child's saxoty wool mittens, | 1B, #OFY end¥ tomorrow mih gains in the popul chold of Platta | botls for tist urbing th peace. 1 6o, Te ana 18s Dr. Karl Cramer Pennyroyal Pills... $100 14th aud Douglas Sta. The longer a job is postponed the Tonger it seems to get wonnt We have a majority of 700 to| In police court vesterday Fleming ex-| Ladies' fine kid gloves, 2%c pair Stuart's_Tablots e | en ANl Nigl h vouw mental wis > e ooRe D overcome n the nd expect to cut | pla hat 5 cents wa fiejovans i | Infents' all wool cashmere hose, 10c, | KINE'® New Discovery . L - — |' i ub- me "‘]'_' ision. You'll need an overcoat soon I it fn half at (. There was|house.” “Fifteen c is the regulation| Child fleece lined hose, 10c and 121 GAYAN + i i 3 don’t put it off, township A 1 w we have ! added, “and the little giass they set out o | MILLINERY TRIMMIN 3 est S O i 103 in th Moan. ¢ fin Narh 1) the bar'ix the measure of (he vk A| 100 funcs feathers, in wing effects. in iy Best Set Teeth . . . 8.00 making a hard fight for the senate and ful is worth 15 certs. Of course few | 41| the new combinations of helfotrope ar Figs - - ¥, WL i It hnybods can, 1 wan futernal men (ke o (01 glass, Most of them 4 | black, reen and black, Kol and back, 8 Catiten Ci Gold Crown . . , .. 5.00 Tevonue officer under Cloveland and had | about a third of a glass, and If the cus- | brown ard tas, etc., worth 5c, in basement, | Sormns hiarrh Cure 3! e - many friends ameng the democrats before | tomer 1w very swell and mnot very thirsty | 5c each [ BEIRES weisey Bhupsund e Silver Fillings . . . . 75c Wi§ sonveri(on. + bit daunted by | he pours in only about cnough to soil *h¢ | Black and white mercury wings, worth ‘s Drescription (| i | the adverse majority of 700 in Platte county | bottom. This custom is so general that|rsoc, in basement at 10c pair | Packer's Tar S8oap 15¢ Painless, Harmless and Expert Extract- ( P 8 8 8 . soo P oy and 500 in Colfax county \ rage bartender has got it into his G0c fancy quills, 1c each Listerine . Ing. One or all your teeth removed with Another populist ty was accounted | hed \1 that the customer is entitled to only ‘ancy buckles, in gilt, steel and jet ef- | Malted Milk i0e, 75, $3.15 | out any pain by VITALIZED AIR. No sore | &ilt, sore for by J. M. Forrigtall, an attorney from |a third of a glass, but in this he's mis- s, 60 eAoh Calder's Dentine ¢ | gums, no after effects. Elm Creek. “Buffalo gave Bryan a ma taken Chenile and felt braid, variety of colors 1s HAEFEH CUT PRI " [ e n | VAl lona aay ahbut « Weak ago L vant | wakihius to boe In. Bseenasi et ey .,m-‘_(,,s”hfls Philadelphia Dental Rooms, | T Sp nclal Sale on La(hgs s will probubly carry it again, He will find, | into this man's saloon "";l ’”\Nw«lmx | 1,000 all wool flannel waists, In all col- S. W. Cor. 16th and Chicaxo. 3617 Doucine St however, that he can count on no such |quarter on the bar, asked for a drink.[ors, braided, all sizes, nt 98¢ ‘ M d ch Id majority as in the oid daye when farmers | Now, I don’t m-ltv 1 to be :v\n". but 1| $1.00 polka dot flannel walsts, blue and ?n s a" l I'el'l s and stockmen were getiing poor prices and | was thirsty, and wanted a blg drink, 80| white polka dots, all sizes, on second floc ! w t “ d Were looking for any sort of a political |1 exercised my privilege of Alling the glass b i UNION = i inter Underwear Mewsian. Ha'll be lucky it ho leads by | full. And n.’..'. :‘m’ do you think he STON STORE, OMAHA., | Children’s heavy Jersey Ribbed Pleeced Lined Vests and 001 Mhate Wi 5. hat ary: spall-tn July idm RO N “or. 16th and Douglas Sts. PAC'F'C | Pants that were made to sell ai 25¢, on sale at 10 which hurt the corn and small grain and | *‘Change, please,” I & - — |eltheddnt ;i e sk L e N0 crops are the best thing that can hap-| * ‘Ob, that's all right,’ he says : Nottee! .".°’""”""...."....‘.x Children’s fine wool Vests and Pants at 20e and up to 75e pen for the populist cause. In Klm Creek | ‘Do you charge a quarter for a drink? I} There will be a meeting of the McKinley- * Ohildren’s ex } L f > 5 g we were beaten before by elghty votes, but | #ays Roosevelt Traveling Men's club at the Iler % tidren’s ext 1eavy flecced lined Vests and Pants at 10¢ the town will go our way thi= time easily ‘Yes, when they take & full glass,' he | Grand hotel Saturday, October 20, at 7 p A o And up to S0c. Children’s fine all wool ribbed Vests and Pants Rock county, a community which has had | _ m. sharp. ery member is requested to 4 ' o at 200 and up t . Ladies’ heavy jersey ri . ® small balance of about 125 on (he right| ' ‘All right' I says »nt, as business of Importance will % W 5 sk Tissday di Gikoher snd N T s 8% ‘2ut. all p to - L 1weavy jersey ribbed Vests side of the ledger, was represented by J.| ‘“But as I walks out [ hatched a scheme. | come before the club ! 0’y .‘c‘m‘“‘\' 2 hesday ! November the o ants that are sold everywhere at 50¢, on sale at 2 Ladi A Douglas -and E. L. Myers, prominent | I made up my mind that I would call again| BY ORDER OF EXECUTIVE BOARD. | PR B R R dbbed at 5 g mercantile men of Hussett and Newport. | in a few days, take another drink and I i by | ol B ars L LR LI IHOY I ed at S0c. Ladies” extra hieavy “We will do just & little betetr this time [ him only a nickel for it. I wanted to make | Omaha At s MeKin | * all wool \ s and nts in camel’s hair and natural wool, than usual,” said Mr. Douglas, “and will [ & test case, you see. That would be ! 2 5 QA ; A3 L e "county for MoKinley by mera|cents for two drinks - Well, the rest you| A invitation from the Lincoln club has & Toc and 98¢, worth double. One fot of men's tine all wool shirts than 160 1n & ot of about 700. The vot- | know. I didu't fixure on the syphon bot- | been accented by ui to go o Linculn fri wiLL SELL TICKETS ¢ and drawers that were made to sell up fo $2.50, on sale at 98¢, ers are mostly republican, with a scatter- | tle.” 4 s i il | N 3 Wi's fine s i irts g of Germans and these have not been| [Bach man was fined $5 and costs a demonstration in honor of Hon. Mark OMANIA TO OGDEN AND SALT LAKE CITY, ONE WAY, o s23,00 ¢ One lot of men's fine samples i shirts and deawers (hat sold up Hanna. Report at Burlington 3 p. m. train 1 d in the least by imperialism, which g | 3 » not feel, compared with prosperity Heart to Heart Talks—No. 5. it ;'.‘yp((.:(yn:-:;:“(::_:‘ L which they feel most forcibly. Van Bus-| The Bathery does not soliclt or publish | r Kirk has oighteen countics to cover in his | testimonials of marvelous cures—the pat wenatorfal district, but he is popular, es- | ent medicine men do enough of that—but Iy with the cattlemen, because of his [ sometimes we gel such remarkable en- | o8 an secretary of their state assocl- | dorsements that we repeat them to a select | ation, and he ought to win with bands | elrclo of friends. One grateful soul writes down."” Dear Pathery: 1 am 8o happy that I will wot go home to mother this winter. 1 have never tried your treatment but once anl Mr. A. W. Boxtwick Sayn the State fa | {hat hos changed my whole lite. Before 1| Snfe Mok iniey. took that treatment 1 was very miserable. A. W. Bostwick, a large Baltimore manu- | My dearest friend had a piano which cost OMANA TO 0GDEN AND SALT LAKE CITY, ROUND TRIP, . . 4000 & (0 S1.25, on sale at 43¢, Men's extr OMAHA TO BUTTE AND HELENA, MONT., ONE WAY, - o 200 ¢ and drawers, af 25c. The lar OMAHA TO BUTTE AND HELENA, MONT., ROUND TRIP, - « 40,00 0 in O | f o= & OMAHA TO SPOKANE AND PORTLAND, ONE WAY. AU ) naha, from 25¢ to $2.50. OMAHA TO SPOKANE AND PORTLAND, ROUND TRIP, « o . 45.00 OMAHA TO TACOMA AND SEATTLE, ONE WAY. . . . 23.00 . cuTTING PRIGES GN FI&E SHUES OMAHA TO TACOMA AND SEATTLE, ROUND TRIP, . $5.00 Round Telp Tickets fimited thirty days from date of sale. : All the latest fall sfyles from the largesf and New City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam St. Telephone 3i6. ¢ best manufacturers.. Ladies’ fine shoes made . 00000000000000000000000‘.0000000000 fucturer, vas 1n' 8 position o be af pe- | 500 vore theo mue e s cunons oe | Proferped by Hoag-Heath & Co. on sale. Arylog years of 1803-156% and 1s taking the | things made life u burden to me. I tried . ‘ & regular 83 atent leaiher shce for $1.89. wamo loyal wiaud (o this day. With |meny remedies, but all failed until T tricd | y "ow IS you[’ “m. 'o € P orge P. Bemis, ex-mayor of Omaha, Mr. | the Bathery. On that very day my friend's b U cle Sam | 3 A very fine patent leather shos with yviel Bostwick was at the head of the ouly | husbund was sent to jail for fighting In a n | bu S'°'°s 2 Kid tops and single flexible American federal newspaper in Europe | $aloon. It has been many yeurs since I | _L—.— y y wolos, in w1l sizes and widths 89 during the war, his paper being the London | félt €0 well and happy | ¢ D and at rican, published on Fleot street, Cot Such unsollcited testimonials make iife For over fifteen years the ! Don't wait until the last minute, buy now, and have it ready when you need it was king, England was with the south | Worth living. We have never claimed that Burlington has carried the | We are making special prices. For this week 200 different kinds to select from. und the young editors passed through some | the new Reustrom treatment was a cure- c mail be- Our best—the Royal Universal—the finest P 4 transcontinental exclting times in their effort to uphold | #1l but we do know that it has no equal b y and best double heating baseburner made r 4 een Omaha and Chi- 1he prineiples of the union. The two men | 4% ® sure cure for rheumatisrs and nervous in America. Come and see. It is a beaut 1ad not met for thirty-six years until|!rouble. We also know that it will du- oa89: ‘1t has establisbul o The greatest heater and the greatest fuel | their reunion In Omaha this week | velop the fisure and clear the worst com wondarful record for he- saver made. Something emtirely new “It is absolutely certain that republicans | Plexion. 1t's a health and beauty treat- ing on time and gives Would bo cheap at $47.00 will win in Maryland with & majority of | Ment—that's all. Aside from this treat- daily proot of its excel wo sell them Bt .e..vvervnns $39 at least 15,000, said Mr. Bostwick, “which | meént The Bathery gives the most delight- i t7p.m TIVE BOATD. avy jersey ribhed shirts st line of men's glove and mittens MARYLAND WILL GO R LICAN. 0000000630000 0002000) LADIES' fine vicl kid lace $3.50 quality shoes, with black cloth only .... 5 pusspers A MEN'S FINE $3.00 PATENT LEATHER SHOES, $1.93 The lntest style patent lesiher congress shoes for men, made with fine black serge of course is some falllng @ over four |ful @nd effective Turkish baths, Entirely leponyt Piylng, tralus for Then we have something made by the R years u Impertaliam has had some lit- | "¢V plan—nothiag like the old style: every Chicago via the Fast sume factory on the same style, only a lit- | regular $3 shoe . 1o afteat_amoni republicans and there ar | M€ I8 pleased. Kecond floor Bee bullding Mall Route leave Omaha tle less nickel, with & 16-inch fire pot— | on sale for ... some local features which tend to affect | Exelusively for ludies. A maid is always the result. 1 have lived In Bultimore for | YOUr service over twenty years and know that the efty | The: will make a good republican showing. | Sam’l Burns, 1318 Farnam, is seiling a They ate M) faat. Ninety per cent of the honest money demo- | M¢% Vase lamp. §2.00 at 7:00 & m., 4:00 p. m, and 7:45 p. m. usually sold at $40.00— | ME: fine black viel kid $3.50 Lace Shoes— 'ho Cyclone Hot Blast, the best made; | MISSER' fine shoes on sale at 98¢, $1.20 and $1 kecps fire 48 hours, burns ¢ () gs\ CHILDREN'S fine shoes, 69c, 7oc, 98¢ and $1.2 anything, usually sold at $15 . LS cratic vote will be with us and that is - m—— . R AR AREaLla alesant Lo Baltintane “| willlams & Smith Co. announce the ar- TICKET OFFICD, I'he Coral Oak, burns everything—14-inch l tival of fall and winter woolens, 1502 FARNAM STREET. fire pot, usually sells for 7 95 Toliticul Notes pir $10.50—0UT PPICe eeerrerirneres A TRErial, hat Matihey, Gerigof | | . Wood Afr Tight burns all kinds o outh will spea Omuhu withln a PATY 00d Afr Tight burns all kinds v days 1o W R A B wit 3 These A re BURLINGTON STATION, Wed ATIEs bR AL 1 ()5 AUALH OF COUBLY COMMltec, howover, hive IOTH AND MASON S§TS. — o Stewart Hot Blast—A beaut. Did you ot been consitlted ws (o the 1atter 128, ' war a y L Cut Prices| | Sonugin 3. 31 Tt | P sas It, It usunlly u 11.95| 10se cctl gam elty hin day I ervices will ) % { 6.00—0 i i atonca ba uiiitaed by (he state e But vemember 1t tukes CASH to buy at x ‘,! R I i Last time they troubled, the dentist committee. Mr. Thurston will speak at | (hese fgures—not PROMIBES \v g E . was (0 be consulted, but the pain fled ntine, Chadron, Butte, Stuart, Hattle N best on earth, perfectly clean and odor- | 1 NN jubitte, Stuar’ Basde | o'V (0 mvert'n Mithe REIOLITA Clng and procrastination did the rest. Don't The republican state commitice L e i ;u ~‘\\‘u‘ nesolde e ~SELLS ON QUALI QUP PEICE oieniinieny vneens | fort_and health are dependent upon curod the services of Rov. Edward 1. Trefx CRE \E OF THE BEST CAST . them. Good teeth beautify the mouth % Qe Mblloal ekt 10 Weef, Iron and Wine ey ety L AU extra heavy and make eating & pleasure. We put Bpeak October 227 Mr. ‘Trota will | $1:00 FEeL08 R0 er B A aranied reaspecly yours in perfect condition or wupply apeal ping Water, Juniata gun | 100 SoEh ) el POV, W 4 perfect substitutes for those beyond Buperior, ik BE7U0e and Davaon. B s, Haw, Blicovs « very handsome design--nicely nickel perfoct ubst! for Natlonul Committesman R Ir Schnelder | 3100 Jhines, BExpoctoras o | plated—usually sells for i | arrived In the city vesterdny to dlscuss | §10 s U8 HAr BN i od § i “I_“Y“.‘ 2 8 () ko laughing gas when having with the stat minits reception Ol | gy K £ Swamp-Root @ teeth extracted Bonator Hanha. M. Bohneider will go w | i [SHhmers Swam : @ | The Medalion—a very handsome designed Marked that republican (x‘ speota out to- | §1-8 Ratuels Celery Compound with white enameled reservolr, usually ’ Sfied, Fedmont "Were, Jo fner than | $00 Hood's Sarwapariili ells for $23.00—our Rooms #12-313 Paxion Block, Ll 3100 Malted Milk price . . . 16th and s Frank Brownleigh of this ofty has re- | §1.0) Cramer's Kidney Remedy F dLE g . | tarned from w VISt to Colorado, where he iy ‘_M":l'“ @ |Same style with nice large 1S-inch oven Phone 1085 Lady | Tepublican buitons scen on ihe stf Sh & M c | c | h ¢ , Fherit B Ie R A _:rr.,. ""'..l 3 Jidney B sl o et | Sherman cConnell l]mg 0% [ Nov 8 Cook—The Damker--an extra heavs medium sl siove, pain Q. ()& | [Kidneyeura.]] i o' M b waman . ke Riciats i ® /| but good, would be che O0—our price O n"_ aw W Je cures gists or' by, 1 A48 #ro going to exe H 10 B0 Rgie ah ik B3 Bedd ;\'ODCH sa""ary Humbl“g ® |1t you want a steel range we have the best thing of this kind in Omaha, an extra ttute SR ‘ . “"l Tree book, ad ) _"‘m,l",,:,‘,_““ MO Deuver 4 .V‘:I'I:'!};l.l\r\llmiu)r‘:lulll\ lp.m:ll‘; ex. M0% 9 | orge top, 80x39, oven 14x18x21, with @ high warming closct, duplex grate, for wood ) . N g on 4 warm campalg © Kreatest |-x.~-|u.-“n n.)vh.'~ ¥ | or coal, lined throughout with extra heavy asbestos, warranted in every Way, | = = An | SRR ® n'l‘|‘l\| I\r]‘lk.mlnl\ln’ '-’»:u ® | would be cheap at $35.00—we sell them this week 29 95 Smoke the best. Ask your dealer for a Frank Daniels in his latgst comtc opera € wee und Impertect drainage. ®|for teaee b e LA i | o “The Ameer,” will ope K In thix line Is above competition ® It you cannot come in and see our stoves send for catalogue hit, “The An 1l open at Boyd's @ Wa iy U your home with plumbing in @ e t tonight for an engagement that will con week. The company num people, all of whom were stest yariety of heating -and cook stoves and ranges in any lne, as well ax steam &nd gas We have the g 0 Aiing, Our prces Kive emineny sai-@ [ west. Come and see them and et our prices 1sfaction. G Free & Black, ¢ ® Phone 1049, . . 1806 h\rnum,s‘ i} [OIIOROICIOT N OROROIOROTOJOOROLOICNO bers sixty-fly espoclally selected. The principals are Melen Redmond. Rhys Thomas, Norma Kopp, Kate Vart, Owon Westford. The plece 18 prettily staged and the costumes and geenery are elaborate. B AV T s IT COSTS YOU NO MORE THAN INFERIOR BRANDS. @ | E.R.RICE N. C. CO., Mirs, St. Louis. UNION MADE