Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 19, 1901, Page 12

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, IGNORES WILL OF VOTERS Demecratio Convention Nullifies Work of South Omaha Primaries. CANDIDATE IS SORE AND MAY APPEAL Delegntes from South Town Fail to Man Who Won Out for ence at Nom Justice of the the Primaries. Willlam Holmes, who was beaten out of the nomination for justice of the peace in | South Omaha by the democratlc county con- vention after having won at the local pri- maries, talks of bringing mandamus pro- | ceedings against tho county clerk to get his name on the official ballot. In accordance with custom Holmes and Jacob Levy had their names placed on the Ballots for the South Omaha primaries as candidates for justices of the peace and they received a large majority of the votes Ordinarily such an expression directly from the voters would carry with It the party nomination. But in the convention last Saturday the @elegates from South Omaha decided to throw about aeventeen different kinds of prunes into Holmes, despite the fact that the candidate was there with practically the unanimous endorsement of the voters. When it came to naming two candidates for jus- tice of the peace for their balliwick, the | twenty-four delegates from South Omaha | melected Patrick Caldwell as a running mate | for Judge Levy. Holmes sccured the floor and entered a protest, declaring that Cald- well's name was not cven presented to the | voters at the primaries €. 8. Montgomery of Omaha then injected Bimself into the tangle by asking f the ereated could be stronger than the creator. He sald that the delegates from South Omaha had been made by the votors of that town, who at the same time had de- clared themselves In favor of Holmes for gustice of the peace; therefore the dele- gates should carry out the plainly-ex- pressed wish of the voters they repre- sented. Mr. Montgomery moved that tho momination of the candidates for justices of the peace be made by the entire con- vention, Instead of by the South Omaha @elegation. The South Omaha delegates made a hasty appeal to Ed Howell, who prompily. came to their rescue by telling the convention that it should let the south town name its own candidates for local offices the same #s It had allowed Omaha to do. *‘South Omaha has the best delegation here today 1t has r had" sald Howell, for a elincher, “and we can't afford to slap it in the face Montgomery, not being In the mood to slap anybody in the face, withdrew his motion and the South Omaha delegation was therefore permitted to throw Holmes. Mr, Holmes belleves that he legally won the nomination at the primaries and he will insist upon going on the ticket unles: strong pressure is brought to bear to d sunde him from his present purpose. Councllman Lobeck of Omaha enjoys the groat distinction of being a delegate to two conventions of different political parties In pession at the same time, while denying that he belongs to either party. His name ‘was on the credentials of both the populist @clegation and the democratic delegation to the state conventions from Douglas county, ®0 he had the privilege of the floor of both. As the connecting link between the two ‘wings of fusion without belng a part of either, he shines in & new light. The fallure of the Lincoln people to per- form the duties devolving upon them as convention hosts was again most noticeable on Tuesday. The only decorations of the Auditorium were the plctures of McKinley and Roosevelt, left over from the repub lican convention, to which portrait collec- tlon was added at the last minute some last year's portraits of Bryan and Towne and the label of the local populist paper. The seats for the different delegations were not even assigned until T. H. Tibbles dragged out of a closet the remnants of the county standard used by the republicans and planted them promiscuously without regard to geography or population. Not even drinking water was supplied, nor any of the conveniences usually furnishec for the com- fort of delegates. No wonder the visitors are remarking upon the coldness of Lincoln hospitality as compared with its eagerness to gather in all the political conventions. The republicans of Valley precinct held » caucus Tuesday night and agreed upon the following named delegates to the repub- 1lcan county convention: Mons Johnson, A. ‘W. Wickstrom, Louls Larson, John Steele and Willlam Mooney. The dele 8 are uninstructed, but they are understood to favor the renomination of D, M. Vinson- and the nomination of George McBride for sheriff. M3 wrn—913 ' Via Nickel Plate Road, dally, with limit ot fifteen days; twenty-day ticl t thirty-day tickets at $21 for the round trip. Through service to New York and Boston and lowest avallable rates. For particulars and Pan-American folder of bulldings and grounds, write John Y. Ci shan, General Agent, 111 Adams stree Chicago. Nothing like Re-No-May powder cessive perspiration of hands or fe tively cures tender and swollen fe /and bunions, SAN FRANCISCU AND RETU #45 Via Rook Isl Ron Tickets on sale September 19 to 27; good for return until November 15. City ticket office, 1323 Furnam street. The lumber dealers of Omaha and South Omaha will close their places of busine all day Thursday out of respect to the laf president, — ‘Those wisbing copies of the September 15 issue of The Illustrated Bee, contalning 1l plcture of the late President McKin- THE I'IIH I'L BLISHING CO. iry Re-No- For excessive May powder. perspiratiou With no disfiguring advertisement or any- thing else to mar its beauty. A pleture Jarge enough to frame and pretty enough for anyone’s home, 18 the souvenir we ate #IVing free with each box of JOHNSON & JOHNSON'S (every one knows those Fcnph and thelr products) Borated Talcum wder, the equal of which we have never y_price. Regular price %e can. 16¢, and the ploture thrown iu; or¢ “hot shots” at the DRUG EST 25c BOX BOAP IN AMERIC, CRAMER'S KIDNKY CORE. o Coke's Dandruff Cury Wihe Cardal, isterine, §1.00 size irk's Halr T i bl Beef Extract, ¢ size and 24 and October 1 and 8. The month, o September s the best fn the year and the Minnesota lakes the best In the world for fishing. Get a copy of booklet, “Beauty Spots.” telling you where to find them. Re marka bly low rates at Illinols Central city ticket office, 1402 Farnam street, or address W. . Brill, D. P. A,, Omaha, Neb. — 1t brings relief—Re-No-May powder. Ask your druggist. If your feet trouble you try it e e e Extension of Limit On Buffalo Yan-American tickets via Nickel Plato Road. $13 for round trip tickets good for ftteen davs; $16 for round trip tickets good twenty days. Three daily trains with vestibuled sleeping cars and first-class din- ing car service on American Club plan Meals ranging in price from 36 cents to 81 Address John Y. Calahan, General Agent, 111 Adams stréet, Chicago. You Go to Colorade Be sure and go over the Loup. The finest trip in the country. Send 3 cents fn stamps to T. E. Fisher, general passenger agent, Denver, Colo., for haadsome illustrated book describing this and other attractive trips offered by the Colorado & Southern rallway. Ann ements of the Theater: Speaking, of the Chinese puzsle Mark K Swan's lafest farce “Whose Baby are You?'"' that comes to the Boyd theater Sun- day matinee and night, September 22, it is a labyrinth or maze of complicated situa- tions and side-splitting mistakes that would take the subtle mind of a diplomat to unravel. “Whose Haby are You?' Is a tangled skein of fun and frollc interwoven with laughter, wit, jokes, bright epigrams and everything in gemeral that makes life worth Iiving. It has a perfect plot and complete story constructed purely. for the purpose of laughter only. Re-No-May skin food for facial ma: e Re:-No-May cream softens and whitens bands and face. A. Mover Co. 220 Bee building. Consultatioz free from 2 to 4 dally. Ningara ed. The Michigan Central. “The Niagara Falls Route,” has established at its Falls View station a powerful electric search- light, which every night illuminates the face of the falls and the rapids for the benefit of the passangers upon its train K after dark. tickets and folders apply to city ticket office, 119 Adams street, Chicago. For tired feet Re-No-May powder. Low Rate Brcuratons. To Ohio and Indiana polnts; aleo Louls- ville, Ky., via B. & 0. 8.-W,, September 17 Good returning thirty days. Call on nearest ticket agent or address F. D. Glldersleeve, District Pas- senger Agent, St. Louts, Mo, An unique window display is made by the Smith Premier Typewriting com- pany, corner Seventeenth and Farnam streets, The manner of getting out cor- respondence in the days of our ancestors and the present businesslike method are cleverly contrasted aud the result is an attractive window. Buffalo ¥ -American Fifteen-day tickets for $13 via Nickel Plate Road. Twenty-day tickeis $16. Low- est rates to all eastern points. John Y. n, General Agent, 111 Adams street, Chicago. City Ticket Office, 111 Adams street, Chicago. Back to Ohlo and I na. ptember 17 and 24 the Burlington route will offer greatly reduced rates to points in Oblo and Indiana. Detalled information and tickets at 1502 Farnam street or at Bur- lington statlon. Ask your druggist or glove dealer about Re-No-May powder. A great economy in hot weather. Cures excessive perspiration —saves glov parasols and fine dress goods. Nod shields needed It you use it. Re-No-May powder bringe rellef to teades teet. FREE SAMPLE aite =i =y = ASTHMA OURE [Eamane v isse s s el 1f you sufter from ‘asthma, call for FREE SAMPL EUCALYPTUS ASTHMA CURE. This preparation is & combination of herbs and balsams, which have the effect of re- laxing those' particular forms of muscular cantraction which effanl the ' respiratory organs, and wre knewn under the specitio name. Asthma, phthi shortne r Brenth, ‘spasmeats ot dimenis breathin 1.00 ('rnmer Kidney Cure for . 1.00 Kir] Halr Tonle . B Wlorlda, Water v ge Irene Taleum Powder . Soda-Mint Tablets $1.00 2-quart Fountain 4| Jap Rose Soap QU battle Callfornin B Liinia Sphe (aperlent) l&l( “ES-come o our atore and you'll strike the GOODS, sugmn & McConnell llru;‘ Co. 6th nnd Dod; New Century, New Densmore, New Yost. ‘We sell, reat, exchan| writers. Everythiug considered—apeed, grade of work, cost of keeping in repair, duriabiliity, etc.—ours are by all odds the cheapest typewriters on the mar- ket. For Information regarding writers, address or call on repair type- type- United Typewriter & Supplies Co,, 1014 Farnam St., Omaha, 's Philadelphia Dental Rooms, xatlve Bromo uinine, e ll onson) Facs Bower. 1 stger DOl 0 e Porin Form oo st sisd: - , SOIIAEFEII'S b ore Tel. T47. 8, W, Cor. 1 @oods delivered FREE uy M u elty. TN I M . M A e Neglect your teeth and you neglect your personal appearance. FilMogs, T6c up, Vitalized Alr, S0c. Bet of Teeth, $5.00, resecrscsssssscecsssscceeg BOSTON STORE UNDERWEAR Great Sale of Ladies’ and Children's Full and Winter Underwear. BIGGEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED Ladies . Skirts nery. 1w Exe Opportunity to Suve Money, Misses’ and children's vests and pants in fine and heavy ribbed, fleece lned, worth up to 3be, go at 15¢ and 19c each. Boys and girls' vests, pants and drawers, Australian natural wool and camel's hair. plain and henvy ribbed, fleece lined, sizes up to 34, worth regular up to 7 at 26¢, 3% and Boc, 600 ladies’ perfect-fitting union suits in medium weight, 80 flecce lined, 66, go at 20¢ suit. worth up to Ladies’ vests and pants made of fino Bgyptian cotton in ecrue and silver gray, fine and heavy ribbed, plain and nice soft fleece lined, in all sizes, to $1.00, go at worth regular up 25¢ and 50c each. Ladies' finest underwear in Saxony wool ribbed, in plain natural wool and camel's hair, all perfect fitting, very best goods made, go In lots at 69¢, 98¢ and § New black and colored cheviot suits, made in the latest style, with new shape #kirts, jackets lined throughout with guar- anteed taffeta silk, at $9.95, Golf skirts at $1.95. A new walking skirt made of high class materfal, hair line stripe, also cheviots in black, blue and brown, on sale at $4.95. i Extra special—$7.50 golf capes, $2.98. $7.50 golf capes, plaifl back, with plaid or plain flounce around cape, in cloak depart- ment, $2.98. Our fall showing of new millinery con- tinues and you positively cannot make a mistake in selecting your hats bere, as it Is conceded by all the well dressed ladies of Omaha that our designers have no equals in this city. Coples of the swellest imported hats, $4.98. {BRANP! an | BOSTON STOREBLANKET SALE Greatest Bargains Ever Offered in Fine Blankets and Comforts. LAY IN YOUR WINTER SUPPLY We Wil Give You the Benefit the Advantage We Gained by Buying When We Could Buy Advantageously. We will offer a special lot of stfictly all wool sllver gray blankets. There are no better gray blankets made. They are all wool, extra large size, very soft and should bo seen. The extra heavy ones, 12-4 size, we will sell for $4.08 pair. The medium weight 11-4 size we will sell for $3.98 palr; and the regular weight 1o 11-4 size for $2.98 pair. These would be bargalns for double these prices One big lot of very heavy United States navy blankets. These are extra heavy white and large black borders. The United States government pays §7.50 for them. We bouht this lot for spot cash and will sell them at $3.60 pair. One lot of strictly all wool blankets at §2.95 pair, worth $3.00. A special lot of extra heavy blankets made at the California Woollen mills. They scarlet !welgh 12 pounds per pair, at $6.98, $8.00, $10.50 and $12.50. Special oftering in medium weight white all wool and balf wool blankets at $1.25, $1.98, $2.98 and $3.98 pair. Cotton blankets, white, gray and tan, at 19¢, 75e, 98¢ and $1.25 palr, Wo Have the largest range of comforts i Omaha. Fine sateen and silkoline comforts at 98¢, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25, $2.60 and $2.98. A complete line of feather pillows 98¢, $1.50, $1.98 and $2.50 pair. Best grade prime live geese feathers at 65¢ pound, A Targe and complete line of plush robes at $1.30, $2.25, $2.98, §: Horse blankets at oc, 98c, and $2.98. NEW FRENCH FLANNEL, 49C ON MAIN FLOOR. The greatest varlety of French flannel ever shown before. These are Tic and 8ic qualities, in plain colors, with satin stripes, polka dots, floral designs, light and dark grounds, all the best goods on sale at 49c. EIo at lap and $4.98, $1.25, $1.98 HAY DEN: y hhnlqlnln‘ Salos on S Furs, Jackets, Suits. Hayden Bros. Ball and Winter stock of Jackets is now comp]ule‘ and embraces every desirable style, shade and fabric at a saving of fully one-third of the usual cost. bargains this week. LOT 1—Box coat made of all wool serges, strapped seams, new cuff, storm collar, stitched with silk; a garment worth $8.00, for $5.00. LOT 2—The greatest line ever shown in Omaba; they come in 15 different shades, in all wool kerseys; lined througout with the famous Skinner's satin; strapped seams, silk embroidered; they come in 27 and 42 lengths, worth fully $18.60—in this sale, only $10.00. LOT 3.—The most elaborate lins of Jack- made of the finest American lined with furriers’ trimmed with Panne velvet; a beautiful sortment of garments in all colors and sizes, worth fully $25.00—in this sale on'y $15.00. 1,000 Sample_Sults at One- Third Lus Than the Manu- facturers’ Pric Our New York buyer always on the alert for bargains, secured over one thousand Sample Suits from four of the greatest man- HOWEL'S Anti-Kawf ONLY 25¢ A BOTTLE. o s satin; | ufacturers in New York City. They come in | HAYDEN BROS. Spot cash purchases in tremendous quantities make this pessibble. Three special every style imaginable—the new bip seam coat—the English Norfolk style— the box style—the blouse—the double-breasted and all the foreign and domestic designs. Divid- ed into 5 magnificent lots for selling this week at the astonishing low prices of— $1.95, $10.00, $12.50, $15 and $18.50 You owe it to yourselt to carefully ex- amine these sults, whether you irtend buy- ing or not. Always the first in the market with the new things. ot | SEPTEMBER 19 1901, Sorosis welts for fall are the proper thing to wear if you would have a combination of style and comfort along with a $5.00 value for $3.60 always. The store s arranged with ideas all through. The rest room for women has reading, writing and telephone desks for their use. A maid is always in attendan She shines your shoes free SOROSIS SHOE STORE, 203 South 15th Street, Frank Wilcos, Mgr. comfort Ask for catalogue. Enlarged and fitted up with the most| ™ magnificent line of furs ever brought to- gether by any house in America. The range from the cheap $1.00 garment to the fine Alaska Seal at $300.00. Extra Specials for This Sale. Children’s and Misses' Jackets, made of elegant quality mixtures, beautiful styles— special price $2.95. Women's Waists, made of French flannel, in all colors, reds, blues, tans—extra special price, $1. Women's Collarettes and Scarfs made of astrachans, near seal, sable, opossums, imi- tation stone marten and minks, well worth $7.00, tor $2.95. Women's Silk Skirts, made of quality taffeta, worth up to $10.00, for $4. Women's underskirts, the $2.00 quality- special at 98¢, Women's Rainy-Day Skirts, quality, for $2.98. Women's Silk Walsts, made of famous glvern and taffetas, guaranteed not to cul| or break, the $6.00 quality for $3.95. One small lot of Silk Walsts for $1.50, extra heavy weight. Chlldren's furs at 98c, $1.2: set. Ladles' Flannelette Wrappers, in extra heavy welght, extra wide at the hips, worth $1.75, for 98c. the $7.00 5 and $1.50 per WILL NOT CURE CHOL- ERA, BUT IT WILL CURE A COLD,A COUGH, OR HOARSENESS. DON'T ANNOY EVERY MEMBER CF THE HOUSEHOLD AND KEEP THE BABY AWAKE WITH THAT COUGH. GET A BOTTLE OF ANTIKAWF AND CURE IT. IT’S SURE AND tutes, the Drunkenness, KEELEY EELEY u-- ul the best equipped of the Keeley .,m-.- ot n--n- INSTITUTE, 10 mly Keeley Users, TH enworth, Omaha, Contains the best Havana Tobacco. Equal to imported cigars. Manufuctured by F, R. Rice Mercantile Cigar Co,, St. Louls. Uuion Mads. [FULLER high art shoe making | Avenirius Carbolineum Used for preserving wood, both above and below the ground. Wood treated with it will last three times longer than the nat- ural way. Its qualities aro: 1st. Prevent dry rot and decay. 20. Prevent warping and expelling damp- ness. rd. Provent the attack of insects, worms, nice. 4th. Prevent crumbling brick and stone work, 5th. Iy antiseptlc and free from all poi- sonous ingredients Call for eircular. P. 8. Gping to use a little to preserve the harmony of Omaba xlruu»lst.. and decay of Sold only by DRU(: l'ANl‘ 14th and Dougins 3ts. Attention, : of Ak-Sar-Ben Hark ye!—Hear ye!—Your presence des manded--This serves without further no- tice—Ye Knights are requested to wear E. A. Nettleton's full dress shoes—omly cor- rect styles in the city.—the perfection of Ladics' slippers in satins (o mgtch the color of your costume new Columbian slippers in all all Also the the patent leathers and Xid widths and sizes. THE ROCHESTER SHOZ (0., ~1815 Dougias 8t. 515 _ s o A s b LB 10 1 15D N A Ladies and Knights, Our Suits and Over- COBtS are made up under our own eye. We keep a man to do the look~ ing for us and for you. We do not pretend to say that we spend as much time and money onthe getting up and finishing of a $5,00 suit as we do on a $20.00 one, You don't expect it, A firm who advertises such, lies to you, We put a little more work and time on our $5, $6, $7, $8, $9 and $10 suits than any other house within your reach. You can tell it at a glance, Regardless the price you pay us for a suit, we guarantee it to be better in quality, style and fit than can be had elsewhere, We don't try to make a poor man believe his money will go further than a rich man's, We satisfy both, This is a store for the people. You can turn in at the sign of The Ne- braska Glothing Co., and rest assured that youw'll get your money’s worth or your money back. / IN THE Two big stocks closed out for spot cash on sale this week. ishing bargaine cver offered by any Trans-Mississippl house. | your headquarters while in Omaha.) PRINT SALE. 7% full Standard Prints, Simpson’s black and white Prints, 3iac. Simpson's silver grays, 8. American indigo blue Prints, 3%c. Merrimaak Patchwork Robes, 8%c. HAMS, Apron Checks, all colors, %e. 32-Inch Beotch Ginghams, ie. 26-Inch fine Mudras Gingham, 6%e. ¥ AL & 44-1nch Serges, 19¢. 36-inch Percales, worth 2ic, fe. Fine Tmported Percales, Tte $1.00.81] wool:Noveiffes, IMITATION FRENCH FLANNELS. Boamai b; Moo 10 grade, Ao colorings,, 36 inches | oy L¥ee R aiein, o, dots, aisipas B~ $2.00 all wool black Dress Goods, 30c. SILKS. 26 Stlks, all colors, platn and faney, 19¢, boe Silks, 3 G6e and $1.00 Silks, for walsts and dres: e, $1.25 and $1.50 black Silks, 49¢, ¥1.00 and $1.50 811k Flannel, 49¢, Grand epeclals on other Silks. VRLVETS. 160 pleces of Velveteen, in all colors and | black, worth 50e, 19¢. { pl of fancy Printed Velvet, worth The most aston- (Make the Big Btoro Cheviots, 42-inch all wool Plalds, 45-Inch sllk and wool Plaids, and worth up to $2.00 per yard—{gc. EXTRA SPECIALS. 20-inch bright Plalds, e yard. 80-inch halt wool Debelges, 5e. Nearly all wool Shepherd Checks, bc. 28-inch wide new noveltfes, 7T%c. d6-inch novelties, ‘worth 25e, 10c, Plalds, 12%e. Novelties, 16e. e, c grade, fine, heavy goods, Tlge. c grade, imported goods, with borders, 36 inches wide, 10c, DOMESTIC Fine Unbleached Muslin, LL, extra heay, 1 yard wide, Sc. 7c Unbleached, 43c. rd wide Bleached Muslin, worth towels, e, be. 19¢ Towels, 10c, BLANKETS. $1.00 Cotton Blankets, boc. £1.25 Cotton Blankets, 6c. $1.50 Cotton Blankets, 7ac. OUTING FLANNEL. 10c heavy Outing Flannel, dark and light colors, be. 10¢ Shaker Flannel, 2 e Outing Flannel, 8% MERCERIZED SATE Stmpscn's Mercerized Sateens, worth CORDUROY, 75 pleces of the new Dross Corduroy, In | all colors but black, worth Tic and §1.00 per yard, VURNISHING GOODS, Children’'s Camel's Hair Underwear, size 16 to 22, 10c; slze 24 to 16c; size 80 to 34, 200, : Children’s fino Fleeced 16, 100; slze slz s fine soft, fleeced lined Under- . In gray or blue, all sizes, nothing LHlu- it for the money shown in this town, Underwear, slza size 20, 1bc, slze nold's Satin Soliel, the finest material made, worth 85 yard, 10¢ NEW FALL DRESS GOODS IN THE BAR- GAIN ROOM. The same goods as you stores at from two to four tim $1.98 for entire pattern—s$1.95—from b to 7 yards of 56-inch Homespuns, 46-inch all wool Noveities, 42-1nch Satin Berber, black and colors, and other goods worth up to $1.00 per yard, 49c for 46-inch Storm Serge—4i0-inch all weol Henrlette, bd-luch Homespuns, b4-Inch printed { a6 Men's Hose, Indies, worth 1ie to 2be, Tige. Men's 50 ('nderwnr 10 Men's G0¢ Suspenders, Boys' 26¢ Suspenders, CLOTHING 75¢ Pants, 2ic, $2.50 Hulits, 05, ' $6.00 Suits, §1.43. Boys' §1.50 Long Pants, 0Sc. Hose and boys' Hose, find In other| s the money. P cases fan Gum Drop: ¢ fine 4t per case / Mixed Garamel v freestone peaches, | .65¢ ewing Tobacco, per plug, 3740 BACCO SALE. Star Plug C Horseshoe Chewing Tobacco, per plug, 374e | Fruit Juice mug Chewing Tobacco, per plug . Newsboy plug ... Buttle Axe Plug Che plug Climax Plug Chewlng Tobaceo, plug, Neve Plug Chewlng Tobacco, per piug, 20c jenulne Durham Smoking Tobacco.... §0c Duke's Mixture Smoking Tobacco. Uncle Tom Smok:ag Tobacco, per p make ‘Al Gur ‘candy 'in ihe ioe and would ke Very mich 1o have il fadles come and see how it Is made, MEATS AND LARD, No. 1 sugar cured Hams, 11%c, 1-pound can Rex brand Corned Beef, 11140, Chipped Dried Beef, per pound, Fancy sugar cured Bacon, 12ge, 10-1b, pails pure Leaf Lard, $1.16, Good dry Salt Pork, 9c. Boneless Corned Beef, 73e. CHEESE AND FisH, No. 1 tull cream Cheess, 120, Wisconsin Drick Cheese, 12%c. Fancy fat Holland Herring, 10c. Best grade pure Codfish, 1214, Fancy fawlly Whitefish, fic. GRAND. GROCERY SALE. Nebraska Oat Meal, per pound, 2lhe. Ohlo Oat Meal, per pound, ac Steel Cut Oat Meal, per pound, 3¢, Hand-picked Navy Beans, New white Lima B Green Peas, (dried) Ge. Marrowfat Peas, (dried), 8plit Peas, (dried), 3i4c Pearl Barley, 8%e. Fine 8ago, per pound, fe. Tmported § Plug Lnuunu Tobacco, per per old Style Smoking, A good clgar, 50 in box ... A better cigar, 50 In box Ze each Pine long Mler cigar, 50 In box—the same you pay 10c for we scll you $le each | CRACKER SALE. Soda Crackers, trust price slge, price ... Flrlnu Crackers, trust p!lbu fl%c, uur pound . i 4o eac our o, irust price Se. our price | Ginger sn ers, trust price So, our Butter Cr Crack Meal, trust price T%e, our pri Oatmeal Crackers, trust price 12%e, our price Milk Crackers, 1rust price S¢. our price Bl 3 packages for 26e. 10 bars Laundry Soap, 2be. HAYDEN BROS,