Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 28, 1901, Page 12

TAE OMAHRA DAILY BF THURSDAY, NOV PLATTSMOUTH POWER CANAL|LAY FIVE DAYS IN A TRANCE it s e e sor Fvy || P 1S | W | THANKSGIVING Last of Mawaiian Monarchs Steps in Omaka Seating, and it Up. Thanksgiv- Thanksgiv- Bhort Time. . : — X ing Day ing Day THlNGS. | M S 1 5 " YAKES DINNER WITH COLONEL DICKEY | iy toreriot of fhe Flatismoutt ’ s sent to St. Joseph hospital Ins TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE the Platte river and extends eastwar the history of either family ' o ympany held la night, at which J e reported ut of his trance i . 0 t L o | B ot Too e o Ta o | G 14 B e | By 1 grente P i New York Men's gt R e e I Ty S ey e | e e e S T e Edward Ridley & Sons’ o Men’s Suits, | gradually rising up to the bluffs skirting T T ‘ - o was a meeting of the st o les Johnson, the vietim of snss She In report it is gleanied that the camal begins |day from Denmark, say that €o far as they o 3 S it for Plensure |at th m.v,.l‘l I:v‘ulw ..Iu 'n‘. nnr“':| ~M’v '.‘\r know this is the only case of catalepsy n| 209-221 Grand Street, Me“,s Hats 1 y g A8 ot L O B Pl Prickly Ash Bitters can be depended o b o e e e e s | €500.000 Dept. Store Stock Men's Shoes, Ielande, » t of Omaha friends €071 “ppe waiar appropriation calls for 1,250 18 the stomach and relieves back ) . three hours ¢ 0. ACCOM: | yhic feet per second. The width of the [ - ] for Trip to ¥ . N of the iarger citles in the United | tour ted " rhe capacity of the canal is calculated to| Teave Chicago Union station 7 p. m. any [ be suficlent t y and dellver at’the wing room sleeping car which | peservote the amount of water called Pennsylvania lines via Alllance | Men’s Neckwear, Men’s Gloves, Htates and will probably travel (hrough e e Europe before returning to Honolulu Men’s Handkerchiefs it reom Dirive jurts sirved 10 for in'the approvriation. The tall ovtatned | 1o Voungstown and New castie winont || at which we bought the choicest lots in | : ; Bickey e Westen and Wil i:‘-\n- dr o “;In“. ”v»«y\h\‘mr“.v‘rrv:llili”x::.‘::"t\ o B b R b 8 g i s | The only question that enters into the above wanta and Mre ' of Louts met the o od®0 00 Ie feet. The power obtainable | Foom sleeping car leaves New Castle 7 p cvery (lcpnrtmcnt ble things for Thanksgiving, Is n short the clty. At 6 o ten hours in the day 15,000 horse power; |8 8. m. Consult HR. Dering, A. G. P. Agt., — e : . the party was entertalned at dinner for the next seven hours, 5,000 horse power, | 248 South Clark St., Chicago, about this new The intelligence of this community has put that power ©Omaha club and an hour later the fored b D A e enta st sen | 404 for the Bours betwaen 12 o'clock and | convaniencs and which will go on sale Saturday. into our hands. We are using it faithfully. Thus posi horning 0 horse power. The storage | Syl 1 ey ot R ol Stiated &t 1,000 AoFe | See Harrison & Marton's attractive list of tions are reversed. Time was when the wholesaler vago they will go to New York, where they | TopyoCooq of construction is estimated at | farm properties in today's special columns, thought himself par excellonce, but now diminished, evap- will remain several wee Then the l . | about $1 0. The distance of the dam - e will viait Washington, Philadelphia and | 3oy ST000 T ST O e To- | Homeseekers' Exeursl W orated, exhaled, the trade world forgets him. The re vn-\:-;‘--‘r. o e ueen experts to| CATE0 from Platismouth is about seven | on Tussdays, November 10, December 3 tailer is at the top, and the grand retailing of this section miles, The distance from the south|and 17, the Missouri Pacific will eell is K elect w school where Joseph K. Aea, one T L . 8 here, - mj. ‘mm; .HI,,. 3‘1"” s truee] ,\‘., with her, | 1ine of ~South ~ Omaha s eight | jjckets to certaln points In the south, will be g s colleg fucation. She|miles and to the pithwest — coruer | gouthenst and southwest at rate of one Your knowledge cuts no figure in your buying at this e given w colle education. She | (o0 i direct Hine is ten miles. 1t | gare for round trip, plus $2. Final return house. You need not tm 4 ¢ enfes all the rumors circulated to the ef- | o = : . I8t n o i ‘he denten all the rumors circulated to the ef- |y Lol b " iles trom Nebraska City | fymit twenty-one days from date of | It memory as to where to rm———— tinued their journey (o Chicago. From Chi ;:,‘,."'h',‘_"l ,;,",f,fff' e ":‘A“]:‘"“"‘ | and forty-eight mile from Lincoln For further information or land pamphlets | buy. Buy here—and if you're not satisfied, bring it back and get your money back. her for the crown lands which were taken | by the Unit States when the i 14 were 9. L 5 We’ve Men's Suits and Overcoats Equal in every way to merchant tailoring, except price munexod o 3 f) v P i e " 1t you live in the country of ia & small l nges of hn'nr-,s!' [»mlm would not convince you so health. At the time of her return to Hono- | The demand for seats for the speciul | town and bhave a good acquaintance among | The goods which will be gold from the Edward Ridley quickly as a brief visit to the store, There s nothing in Queen Liliuokalani's | dienne and sister to buxom May Irwin, and rnn;;x(\mTu‘H::‘l’:hu Bathery, 216-220 Bee | hats, gloves, notions, ribbons, hosiery, underwear, laces, appearance which would indicate that she| Walter Hawley, presenting their new play- | bullding. Tel. 1716. | ‘a' ' . Black. Yestorday she wore black clothes, | scoring heavily. Ina Allen, whose indis- e ————— Ome“ S AutomOblleS, which were relieved by white trimming on | position prevented her appearance on Sun Unique match safes. Edholm, jeweler. AI(’[H”" ment store, w , Sk. t omens IT1S, Julu after her unsuccossful attempt to have | Thanksgiving matinee at the Orpheum this | the farmers and stockraisers in the neigh- | —_ | embroideries, books, stationery, jewelry, trunks, valises, Ber gown and a dash of white In her hat.|day and Monday, has resumed her place on W 's Waist omens waists, congress reimburse her for her lands many | afternoon indicates a full house, as does it borhood, you can make $5.00 easily by four &v Sons stock Nn"l‘v'] “4”1 consist "{ 'lr(‘flfl nfln'lfl‘ "i”(“' i) H of the queen’s friends expressed the opinion | also for the performance in the evening. | or five hours' work. Write us and we will M2 / omen's ul S, that she would live but a short tim: he ! A merry bill is appropriate for this day of [ send you our proposition. Thn Bee Publ cloaks, millinery, clothing, shoes, earpets, curtaing, com- f hag recovered completely, however 1| thanks, one that produces happiness, and | ing company, Solicitor's Dept., Omaha, N & ALy ~ o yesterday that she never felt be 4 this week's: a8 PORTS t —_— forts, blankets, linens, ladies’ and men’s furnishing goods, yesterday that she never f .lm. h i this week's dellghtful program at| o oo Sl gl g R omen S 0a s, has not ulways lived in the United States. | let, and Carroll Johnson, the popular tar of | pyniigh your lexal notices in The Weekly She might easily be mistaken for an elderly | the program. She possesses a eplendid ’ Women's Furs. The plans of the company are Hot ot | call on or ddress company's oMces, south ully formulated, Qmaha oapitalists Will | east corner Fourtee ! . :‘:\III,‘\TJ:]“":"|m|.u ks the ,.‘.-,,,,..q WG A | Serater. O ”':‘""”' S ROREAY Ko that every dollar's worth of our present stock that view to rendering it such assistance as | THOMA ODFREY, P. & T. A, | [ such an important undertaking merits | When the queen visited the United States -—— | #6.00 tor Half a Dar's Work, Ann ents of the enters, can be gold before Saturday will go to make just so much more room for the Ridley stock. Doean't Look the Queen. three years o \e was in very poor | in her lif this theater. Flo Irwin, the talented come- il Women's Raglans, Four years ago she dressed entirely in | minstrelsy, are two of the features that are | pea Telephone 238. toys. In fact everything that is carried in an up-to-date mulatto woman of culture and education, | voice and is well received such as may be found in any northern city. - | ' In connection with the Ridley sule we ‘\I ce The man who expects to find anything | Frederick Warde, the eminent actor, and g on sale Saturday 31 cases WET LINENS aueenly in Liliuokalani’s appearance will | his company will open at Boyd's Friday | e went to bed as ususl, happy tnd cops ® Which we bought from the Marine Underwriters. be greatly mistaken. She is of medium |night in the two best plays in his repertoire. | qro N0 A5G he had moved away from height, probably five feet six inches tall. | Friday night and Saturday matinee Lo will | Omaha and he woke mun;nln.- r\l\‘r.u’h:z’ | Sho Is quite fleshy and weighs about 150 | present “The Mountebank,” and on Satur- | beciise he left A e N vt findlie pounds. Her ekin Is dark brown and her |day night “King Lear.” | ot Bow he would feel it he left it - | You can trade up to noon Thursday. Jet black hair is well mixed with gray and | — We don'tbiame him, wo think as ho does combed down smoothly p | Christmas stock now In. Edholm, jeweler. | Omaha is a great citv. Juck sells Irish S e ey e | e et e g B e 5 p otbina & > VISR ST 0d, 8 I McCor v 'Co. You Know k. why exception of a mouth which is rather large | ALY, TR RN BN | Ay [ ST'ORE and shows teeth which are slightly irreg-| The Unlon Pacific was the firat line to |2 Hill« € Quintno csivonss 180 TON ular. lintroduce Dining Cars, Vestibuled Cars, | 3100 \Wine of U SR _Bos The gown she wore yestorday was of | Steam Heat, Pintsch Light, Buffet Smoking |: ative Bromo : ! “ oo 1 black cashm (rimmed with white lace |and Library Cars, Tourist Cars on trans- Quina ~_m1lnl and beads. Hor wrap was a long black | continental trains west of the Missourt| B Crametis Tidnos Furs plush cape trimmed with black fur and jot | River, and continues to lead. T first in | g35) WiTIRLID PRAY MARV , just the sort of 8 ¢ elderly American |the Pacific Coast, making the run to Salt b . : Sha ot of whos any olderiy Amerloun | Ly Oliy 41 hours, (o San Fedadikeo 36 % The Big Store Closes at Noon Thursday. o e Sl 1 Sl L P i oak Purchase A Adds other traln. Be sure your ticket reads d . Dress Goods Waistings The queen’s two proteges have lighter | over this route m . jos' ! -:nn‘ um.:‘ her majesty and wore gayer | City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam st. Tel. The entire stock of ladies’ raglans, box : w:i“‘”“::dd‘_",“";fl:"":‘:"“}::;‘i"'w"";;:";h:",:; S:‘mm x;\n \\\;m:‘ French thes t benefacte 1 . oy, | Dyl e Fhiy N N f L inches wide, 60 sl , at 25 Jotic build. He wore a fed rushed EMININE firm of Conhaim & Co., New York, pur- I at 31.60 yard. What is left will be closed | rogyla value, will go at 39 . X o fedora, crushed | MININ ITTERS b : autLi e Miat ety ! alue, will o at 3¢ tlown, a lavender stock, a green ulster of chased by our cloak buyer now In the eastern market. o WEHHAVAEL OR6. Blkik Retae toaha the latest cut and patent leather half shoes, | ¥ 3 First shipment just received and will be put on sale e e siHatie ’]‘l w ‘“,‘ AS 'l*'_ bp b 8 | ghades, werth e, at 45 which displayed some very elaborate half Thursday at § a. m JREFIOLTAAL NE0), FegUIET-DElee SHO0 > mail orders filled on silk remnants, :.:" Almoku was & scholarly sgpesring s Luxurions Tratus, : 100 women’s box coats made of all wool kersess, new i S edeon 5 oes PR R Yalaallion tHe dax-of ] , smaller than his companion, wore a hack cuff oat w .00, Thursday for $4.9: 4 § | ok RS Black fedora, a brown ulster and a red| 1 arrived hero yesterday afternoon,” R BASl QU R RORR.Y b Fhutedp Se v Y balr cheviot you can’t match anywhere in | foc pice bright Japanese plaids at 15c. mufler. The sald Mme. Fames, “after & most delighttul LOT 32400 B8y Qhaia niade’ ot Kertay, 0N E Omaba for less than $1.25 yard, Wednesday | : mald wa wned in red and 3 b AR gl A i § Thc fancies at 39 wore a plush cupo and & large hat trip on the New York Central. 1 have never and cheviots in all the leading colo me lined with at 4fc. T80, ol al e “IL 1% almost impossible for Americans to | Defore seen the Hudson at this time of year, —$3.50 Always Skinner's satin, worth up to $12.00, for only $6.45 i 50 pieces of Scotch tweeds, 30-in. wide, | 1.0 sats spell or prouounce our nam Aon ve. |and the changing follage and the varied g LOT 3100 man-taflored jackets made of best quality s made to sell for Tic, g0 at $1.00 corduroys at 3te ; | scenes or were cha | Some lines of women's igher price American Woolen Co. kerseys, 1i with Skinner's satin 500 dress patterns and skirt patterns X . B ek ad IRl mu o Wraty A | scenes along the river wero so charming | m v s e R Bl ies down he | That the fatigue of the journey was lost.”— | l shoes look like Sorosis—but none of a garment worth $16.50, Thursday for only §10.00, NS brought in from the high grade stock, worth Silks and Sateens Party. -Newspapers guess at our numes | From tho Albany Press-Knickerbocker-Ex- |l them fit like Borosis Your money back If above Jackets is not satisfactory ; up to $5.00 a yard—all will be closed at ¢ plnin black sateen at be, o R S L Lo e [l A sorosts wearer once—atter that Wl Leior Durchasing, . $1.98, §2.95 and $3.98 o Simpson's printed sateens at Ttho. K 2 st e el | nothing but Sorosls will do. Ladles’ Raglans—100 garments in halt fitted or b . Remnants for school dress at 10c, lic 19¢ s [ o A B ““;;";'I’"I""‘ Sl st | Chicamo and Return $14.75. |l "'They nt and wear like custom work [l| | CAT e BBl e and oxford cloths, some and Zc yard Linings p 16 always Miss elujah. 1t's so | ol |l ana the price never changes, no mat- | JEC i 9 e ¥ \J A 1 ~ Yard-wide walst linings, yard-wide par- much easler to remember. We call her our | 00 December 1, 2. 2 and 4 the Tilinols || /' Gl Mieiiner fs wanted or what [l | }ned with guaranteed satin, aleo included In this sal Flannelettes and Outing Flannels caiines, cte., worth up to 15 vard, all will alvation Army lussie. Central railroad will sell tickots to Chi- | [ 1T SR Jeatorr 45 et o e 30 raglan coats in oxford erays, worth $15.00, Thrus- . *We have had such a fine time since we | 480 and return at rate of $14.75, limited | B )0y uro §1.50 always day at $7. £l at 5 and 74c o D Janded in San Francisco o few weeks ago,” | U8til December 8. For particulars call at| A postal will bring you our new 40 raglan ceats in black, oxford ay and castor, ¢ 3 16e outing flannels in nice, bright colo Pr nts, 2ic Rueen Liliuokalani replied, when asked | ¢}ty ticket office, 1402 Farnam street, or |l catalogue worth $18.50, for $10.00 5 R { at be. Rhout her trip. “The weather has been fine | 8ddress W. H. Brill, D. P. A, L C. R. R., | an coats made of extra quality kersey and AP 23, e fino imitation French flannels, 30 ®nd we have been entertained so royally | O&ha, Neb. worth $20.00, for $12.50. : 3§ inches wide, finest prints ever seen, at 10c 2840 everywhere. It was a surprise to us to be LINCOLN AND RETURN $32.20 H Automobiles made of extra heavy kerseys in castor and black only, worth $12.00, 10c Shaker flannel at 7i4c. ? ~ 3 nvited out te dine in Omaha. All our large urusls u 0[8 for $7.95. 15c Shaker flannel at $10 and $15 Dress Patterns $2.98 ®rnaments, She wore a large black velvet | cquipment; firat in speed first in impor- BYRINGES " 3 R s uaers il em e | e st ehgosaiaa’ | LI BAGAEE iAoy RoLdial e Y The Big Store Closes ’ Thanksgiving Mornin was trimmed with black ostrich feathers | RIneering enterprises; first in historic In-| gottle of fine, Malt, wWhisky . e (] and white lnce. She wore a black face veil | terest: first in scenic attractions. It again|Bottle Jler's Malt Whisky i ] . . s i I i H L e rd e e e | ety wivcr Tk noiiar e LY, Thanksgiving Day 2! pecial in Bargain n.oom COmmon-sens % with square toe time of “THE OVERLAND LIMITED" to so“AEFEn s Ll Tel 7. flannels, 30 High-grade prunellas, in all the evening 60000 yards of full standard prints, In remnants from 2 to 10 yards, worth up to bagguge was checked through, and we are TS i o8 E t s l I 100 collarettes worth $2.50, at $1.00. Between 9 and 10 a, m. we 15¢ outing flannel, light colors, at 5e 310,00 skirt patterns will go at $2.95. Vi l P bo . « 3 . ; not prepared to dine out. It is a ploasure | e g 1ane 203 S. 15th St, Xira DHB als . 1008 An k1D ENASH AL NRDURY WalRIA I el lirEN R 16 outing flannel, lght colors, yard wide, | $10.00 dross patierns will ko at §1.05. to bave friends who remember one. We en- Tickets on sale November 28, good for | o t . $1.25, for 89¢. 20 dozen ladies’ wrappers, made of corded flannnelette, 1i-in. flounce, fine quallty, at 7lgc. | $15.00 dress patterns will go at $3.98. foved the ride about Omaha o much, and freturn until November 2. City Ticket Frank Wilcox, Mgr. | extra watst 1ining, worth $1.50, for soc. hope to have more time to look the city | Ofce, 1323 Farnam street. Bver some other da . L R Se0 our cut glass, Bahoim, Jewelor. e New Silks and Velvets for the Holiday AKE e Atk ke - — . el For the Table---- trade coming [n every day, Bix spoclal for | NEW HGQLIDAY SILKS. BLACK TAFFN: .Im; to |Illufl.'l:::n:|‘IZ::‘.‘-“J:.::w“ Nm; “m ;'-Irl;' . balance of week. Silk for waist and EN- TA SILKS IN FINE GRADE merely for pleasure. 1 wanted to show the W Fin. o“v. n“ TIRE DRESS, beautiful styles, in new H b wide all pure silk, worth $1.50, countryy to the young peaple who are with fancy silks: biack ailke sod sll kinds, o G-inch wide all pure silk, worth $2.00 me, and do not expect to make this a busi “VICTOR'S TONIC LOTION.” This is not adulterated with cottonseed Dovelties, 100.pleces of new sraps de ohene | ... oy : ) @ess Arip in any sonse of the word." is the only absolute cure for BARBER'S | oil, but is the purest olive, imported in in all colors, sflks worth §1 and $1.25, all , ; ; B e Gd-inch wide all pure silk, worth $3.00, When the queen’s party disembarked from | ITCH now upon the market-we sell every | casks and bottled in Omaha under our own % Ko at Toc yard for $1.5( tho Demver truin a baggage truck was (50c bottle under a positive guarantes to | name. [} BLACK GRENADINE SALE No matter what position you may ec haulod up (o tuke care of the small lugguge | cure this repulsive skin affection in FIVE Halt pint bottle 800 'pewrl ers M 3 Double width black grenadine, worth $2, ‘were tlllj\lill bundles to supply an emigrant Price of Victor's Tonic Lotion, 5 by Quart bottle $1.00 Double width black grenadine, worth $3, stands forth plain as day, WINSLOW train. I-“\ll'"’ ° “;‘»‘“‘ :h“"." demijohns, ¥ i Gallon bottle . .. $3.25 A for $1.50. TAFFETA 18 THE BE IN ALL THE :f;::: ::::l -‘:""xmm'h"l :.‘::‘*'l-h:‘nk‘;;“l:ll:'; . vA V:Hw «l:r PRI . The ahove pric ';» u;; for (r‘uu n\ru,«u'r;s New Cehtury. N l WATCH FOR THE FINEST STOCK 01 WORLD R ta &1\ mRa ntill \ka Reavs Lases Ko g by . pints, quarts and gallons. Compar o A » g . . DAk btk vocs ok o O LoAR | aTef Clra. e e s reyiiie g | Sle at ouF botties with othars a3 you,wil New Detnsmore, L) Pleasing and Instructive Fine Coffee and Cereal Food Demons tration The queen was invited (o stop in this city | Colgate’s Eng. Process Soap, 1-1b. Be sonvingsd that out prigss are sisbl. Ve s 7 i In our ¢ arranged and handsomely fitted up cracker and cereal department v return home and promised to do s0 | cakes, dozen A ¥ill- s - gind ‘to “glve interested parties| New Yost. f; Free samples of finest coffees and cereal toods served, showing best methods of pre- e returns by of Omaha . Howell's Anti-Kawf ... iy 110 | Samples. o paring dainty and wholesome dishes. Do r all it t demonstration, Mou AC X 25c Kirk's Juvenile Soap, cake .... 3 Wa sell, rent, exchange, repair type- ‘Y 7 / 17 will be surprised and pleased | Soda Mint Tablets, bottle w......... MYEBS'“ILLUN BHUG cn g /& TORACCO DEPARTMENT 1-pound Bird Seed, mixed ...... o s g Star plug chewlng tobacco 3 ke's Mixture Borax Water Softener .. 54 ¢ 16TH AND FARNAM STS. Everything considered--speed, grade ? Horseshos plug chewing tobacco. . i schaum smoking tobaceo.. On Decom 1, nd 4 the Chicago, . 3 of work, cost of keeping in repair, ~ Navy plug chewing tobacco.. le Tom smoking tobacco.. Milwaukee & St will sell Shflmafl &Mflflflflflflunfll[ fl. 2 durablility, etc.—ours are by all odds Can You Understand It 1(.'|H’lw‘\\':~ , Newsboy tobacco. #ic | Old Style emoking tobacco... S8R tHR Lickata Shics ““The Drug Store on the Corner.” WI“I “‘. TIII'kO] the cheapest typewriters on the J|¥NY It Iu that a man will drug himself tl | gyl Durham smoking tobacco ¢ Mall Pouch, per package for $14.75. City Ticket Office, 1304 Farnam | SINTEENTH AND prn. | T IR : 2 he becomes an invalid when he is way down CRACKE! A RTMENT street. K. A. Nush, General Western Taup TAMINAEVIDE Sduee Wil tendly Ta market, l'or aebilitated, when, by drinking a bottle | g o @iackers. §o: Oyater Crackers, fo; Milk Crackers, fe; Pearl Crackers, Agent. ORI WoIOUL & Qs Kabie Wie, - AR For information regarding type- [|of Metz beer at his meals or before meals, | L SO0 TLCL B Ginger Snaps, ? o oallad minia lalmont (e writers, address or call on he will get strong, fat and healthy? It e ahe Telitaa e | must be because he don't know the virtues The Chicago & Northwestern Raflway full of cut-price wine, but o A | that a good, pure beer like the Metz pos o et R e et il W i Ynur K“sas you wijl find that the quality Ufllted Typewrner | sesses. Try it for awhile aud you will seo to Chicago and return at the low rate of bears a close relation to the that 1t works like a charm. $14.76 for the round trip. Call on or address price, every time, When you $1476 for the round trip, Cull 0,07 89108 |1y ot macoasary to have bighly poltened | peay ibout, S10, wines or & Supplies Co., || Metz Bros. Brewing Co., Farnam S, Omaha floors now-days—a can of it to look at If you want to— Bt don't “drink it."We ‘are { Tel. 119, Omaha. e naaiat 4 BUTCHER‘is hFLOOH WAX RinIng & luor store--our 164 Farnam St., Omaha. | Or Jacob Neumayer, Agt., care Neumayer EELEY 0 o the beat eua 1pped of the Kealey ayatem ot inatl- ! A and one of our weighted trade depends on quality Hote), Oouncil Bluffs, Tows. tutes, the only Keeley Institute in Nebraska. cn Tickets on sal December 3 and Y Fl oo“ BHUS“FQ we have to give value re- 3 - CURE ®one first-class fare plus §2 for the rouna % ceived an evory pint wold. If Drunkenness, Cures Drug Users, Tobi Uner rip. For tull information write to or call | YitB 8 little elbow-grease will do the ou_want something’ good bust we hav FOR : ' INSTITUT E. 19 und Leavenworth, Omah: at Rock Island Clty Ticket Office, 1323 Far- ” ESCAPERNONG-We are RlB — - _ = = BRUSH for $2.60—worth $4.00, on ‘enrth natural Julee s of 1 . ) s M the grape, bottled “at Wel- Bend articles of incorporation, pound Floor Brush for $1.50—worth o don, N. C', pinta b0c, quarts, EDUCATIONAL. stockholders’ meetings, eto., to The Bes wines We will give them proper legal insertion. No such prices as these any place else in at o QUAPES. | e - Telephone 238 town centitRy whiskles, e, $10 and | “gp ‘l.om's 39'!9“.,,9." Vf‘luE “‘FTS M ERC A NTl LE ; Shampooing and halr_dresein 1| Jeiephane M0 Bre | CACKLEY BROS. B ; Ay b “ " \th the Bath 6 Ba ] . A » HA " ¢ i Sullding. Telephous 1716, y l FULLER PANR Go. SIUBALBEALE LA O R . | it - Contains the best Havana Tobacco. Equal l Imperted 'fl s ~ b ond Deugias e ASEIUNTER RYE WHiBkEY, = 2157 Fine Arie.ov.Lauie, M Mavatyotured by P. R Rice Moroantils Ciger Go., 8t Louts. Un Via the Mi Low Hates to Ohicago. Pearl brooches. Edholm, yewelen * "