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THE OMAHA DAILY B SATURDAY, AUGUST 15 1903 [ TE IRRIGATION 4 y H 0 o, o welss “AYDEN Advance Showing of Here are doings Owaha is to 8end Dalezaticn to Uongress at Olictoth L A Sale Furs tol‘ I903_|904 0 :den in Septembes |H Monday Monday THE RELIABLE STORE, o : in the MUCH ENTHUSIASM OVER KIESEL'S VISIT Today an Extraordinany $10,000 worth of S8ample Furs sent on for comparison by elght leading New York manufacturers. The largest va- > Men’s Shoe Store Many Representative Business Men of riety of furs ever shown by any one house. No two allke. RS City Meet Chairman of Natfonal Fine fur neck pieces, Jacket capes, Muffs, etc. Every 8 > There’s Going to be a Stir Among the Men's Irrigation (nnurle:- Execu- % known fur repreqented, iIncluding beaver, otter, squirre!, Shoes Todny- tive Committee, Alaska seal, near seal, marten, astrakhan, musk, etc. Today we place on sale another lot of those ribbon The entire lot will be placed on sale Saturday at 9 7 600 PAIRS OF MEN’'S SIHHOES THAT ARE s,’ OO As a result of a visit to this f“'); of Fred remnants right from the mill. About every four months a. m. at manufacturers' cost. They will be on sale for one X/ WORTIH $3--WILL GO ON SALLE A'T. of the executive i fn‘;::l rr'n:::m::\\ th ‘\«Hv 1 they ship us their entire accumulation of remnants and to- day only. All that is left after the sale will be returned ! : S\ Certain lines, somewhat (lt'plutml_ are not to be the g ‘t'" oero !;“‘:r{»di 'ff\"fi;'l\ ‘r:’ morrow we place on sale a most magnificent lot at less than Your chance to save per cent on a fine plece xpert 3 the Irrigation c ‘es8, 1o be he n e &2 filled in again this summer, and they are slated to Beptember 15, 16, 17 and 18. Mr. Klesel met one-fourth the price that these ribbons gener: ally sell for. salespeople to explain the different furs and durability of ) 9 » very much below their customary pri with about y-five representat ‘Cll | Many ladies have t t t hi 1 1t Wy gens at the Commercial club rooms Friday i ve been waiting for this sale and there wear, 1 1 4 The assortment for choice of shapes and leathers and upon the return of Secretary Utt the is bound to be a large crowd. We recommend an early call. H Y is large, and affords splendid choice for men who s e e ¢ hxlk“” 4 h’x”‘v’ ; "Tnml':(‘l»;” In order that everybody may be waited upon as rapidly as A FCW of 1h° Bargallls wo w"' /i still need easy, splendidly wearing summer shoes. club and the delegation selectec o . . : intention of those interested to get at least possible these nl»hmw will be on sale on several of our twenty persons to attend. 3.00 MEN'S SHOES— $ bt S| [ Bare bargain squares Have on Our Counters: 30" et A ...72.00 FOR.. and speeches were made by Mr *\;'""‘L All the fine all silk and satin, satin taffeta and fancy 150 Eectric Seal Scarf worth $2.00 l 25\1 lectric Seal Capes at 15, §15 Iz nu s Carpenter of the Carpenter Paper ¥ e A2, :::r’\l;'\:‘\y ,”.,; .l‘:”‘yr\lt every or ‘_‘],m.-m All striped ribbons that sell up to 50c and 75¢ yard, go at .50 electric seal Long Neek mcu I 9 | Blectric seal “lined with Skinner's - L‘ OF UN KS any s - . . . . a : atin, edged and E TR T 1o the cotpeids un 1“ Nl\”x ot kt“‘!" All the strictly all silk faffeta ribbons in wide widtis and in all IOC 8600 Marten Scarts a gal ;T:ur';vn (illu’“ at $30, 55 and.... 20.00 bA L ™ gation to the congress and each spol ol g 3 3 at o : ] the vast benefit irrigation of the west would the rew colorings, that generally se'l for 25¢ and 3% yard, be to Omaha. Squirrel Searfs at $10.00, $7.50, All garments marked with Skinner satin ’ © i PV All the ribbons that you always pay 15cand 19¢ for, strict~ - Nt 10, $15 & 90 are warranted for two scasons and will be We bought a sample line of trunks-—they $ Mr. Kiesel sald Omaha would undgubt- . Sc Electric ackets—lined with | relined it not satisfactory are worth up to $R.00—-choice ..... edly be benefited by Irrigation in the west, Iy all silk ribbons and very superior quality, at, yard ABlkln;I ;u nat 80, $15 and... [@uB0| “These are only few of the many bar. I " v 2 . strakhan cke i d with kX arn s to sele N and as an example of what Omaha was to All the ribbons that generally sellup fo 10c a yard, these are in widy and REinrees satls __!1"’3"""“ 22 5 | gal 000 fur garments to select from Ogden and other western citles, he sald B! Taoxats, lnsd Sitic L | In conjunction with this blg salo of F “We are building a large reservolr near narrow widths and strictly all silk, including thousands lc 1/ ts, lined with Skimer's e ¢ - we will continue our Wrapper Sale ut the . d aver cuffs and col ls 50‘”"" priowm 6s Tedey. | Ogden and I have handled all of the funds of yards of narrow wash ribbons, in 2 lots, at, yar iessvessew . used In its construction. Fully %0 per cent of all the purchases wero elther made in We will also place on sale 5,000 pieces of narrow velvet rib= S s il | Omaha or passed through here. All the bon that generally sells for 5c yard, at, yard...... NOVI Advancc S|y|0 SllifS RI'B Al'l'iv ing na“y groceries used by the men at work came from Omaha, and, in fact, nearly il of the THE BOBBINET SALE in Gur Suit Department. el r:mlu.s got into the pockets of Today we place on sale 10,000 yards of fine white 1t 18 to your advantage to see the styles we are showing and price new suits in_black As for the con Mr. Kiesel sald it Bobbinet. This was the entirs stock on hand of a very well cheviots with long skirt effect—suits that other houses ask m A S die. ‘:,,,, St Sansenching 18 known manufacturer and wa bought it at less thAn one- our l‘“‘""‘n" . o its effect that has ever been held. He cited quarter the price that these goods generally sell for, It is i-tallored fnnnnhh eftects nf $ examples of the vast amount of money fine and coarse ma2sh bobbinet, in all widths, up to £ yards, being spent In Nevada for irrigation pur- It 18 s satio yraita-tIGh We HAVY Twor BMIVRY o Dur e es Wash Waists and Skirts. i Buckeye poses and said that for every dollar spent line at 78¢c yard. { “ e Itisin full pieces and not in Your cholce of any Wash Skh‘t on our (‘n\mlfl‘ worth up to $5.00 for by the Sovernment three or four dollars |l pempants. Such an opportunity to buy bobbinet only” . & g e : will never oceur again. Think of it! 78¢ bobbinet C L Wash Walsts—worth §1.% v K‘i‘ "T'( :"':""'""“‘;" D:' i for 18¢; strictly all perfsct goods . Klesel told of a frult farm he owne that a few years ago would raise nothing We solicit your patronage at this sale as it isarare offering but sage brush, that last year he gathered apples front the trees on it that were larger than those from the “Land of the Big Red " The fashionable hat for late summer and early fall—the pretty new (] Apple.” He promised to make it pleasant pragty Wb Attarided the congress Kb white and champagne shad:s—Special valuss during August. Don’t Forg.' the m‘ Fu.r Sale Lasts on" One n“' the legislature had appropriated $6,000, the people of Ogden had contributed $5,000 and a ek ity Lot Two Saturday Specials at 25c Each i i ’ Rockaways B T e, e i i o vl g Gk bt Big Shest Muslo Sale Today ' — v Prizes have been offered for the best dis- with four or five pleats. These belts are fitted with beautiful 3 Y& Y play of frult grown on Irrigated farms and | buckles, four inches long. embossed with flowers and other designs, T s T B o W e The 0ol Mo oo ey Its Way song, On a Sunday Afternoon, When the Gold Was Turning Gray—a very Must Be Closed O“t in Fifteen Days' a practical {llustration of an irrigated farm also front buckles to match. They are made to retail gietty song-—Actions Speak Louder Than W, Think Just Once More Before The above pretty Stanhop 20 others of latest desi I'llvl be shown in Ogden. at 75c and $1 each—Saturday your cholce of this : 250 e Part—both fine selling songs— nnd \\ hen and 1 \\(r\ and o : ; = Woodhuil Three hundred dozen \\flnh ‘Waists—in all v\ash s $2.00—for only ... Two hundred and nm dozen “A!h wa te—in white and colors—worth up 00—for . Your choice of any Colored Waist on our counters—made of real linen, fin THE SWELL FELT OUTING HATS. batiste and other wash fabrics—worth up to $6.00—for B back 60c and 60c Sheet Music only 1%, by mail 20c—such sellers as Bowery Buck Two.Step, ns will be closed out at Comi~g factory cost, If taken at once. We want more room. BARGAINS, Come and see. Through the Rye, Pinkie, a morrow only—each—by mal “The meeting will be opened different 4 g from all others,” eald Mr. Kiesel," for this great assortment, each congress will be the pacemaker. We Intend Large Silver Forks and Spoons—500 fancy spoons, gravy . Repository—10th and Farnam Streets. to give a prize to the best ode to Irrigation, e o o e it g, (| CRHES SR et onks, verry spotn s viste o ek wrin vens- § A Girand lugusl Glearing Sale of Fine' Shoes | Kingman Implemment Company tiful engraved handles, t-((‘. each enclosed in handsome Cloat PRV L 05 £ ‘the o8 o gt Ehe B o e h ing by 2,000 volces. silk lined box, worth 50c, 75¢ and $1.00 osing out the balance of the “Crown Shoes” and the shoes from the Lynn and An ode that falled to get the prize was Brocton bankrupt shoe stocks. DA sk e and 1omlty, appisudet: Saturday sale at . Brooks Bros” 5.0 hand turned @ A | Women's 8200, £60 and 8.0 Tan The meeting was merely an informal . uhci- ’ 3’ '8 ma- &P Lynn Shoes 45 hana e of g AR | Mans .0 and 200 : WE GUARANTEE s S S e e 3. New * hia pne e e e 2.4 BHOOKE 1. s o extract the most diMeult tooth without the wightest pain to the patient thuslastic over the congress and promised ‘Crown Shoes—8$3.00 and $3.50—-Good- Agents for {he ULTRA and GROVER Examination of the teeth and advice given_free to take the matter up in the Commercial year welts—all leather: Shoes for women and the STETSON and club at once. — - Children's Ve RN CROSSETT Shoes for men. NONE BT BA“.EY, The Denfist, Blippers- TER MADE. TR Lady Attendant, Telephone (085, 3rd Floor Paxton Block. Health at Small Cost. . A few doses of Dr. King's New Life Pills s ' d y sp I ‘will cleanse, tone and invigorate the whole a "r a .ela s system. Try them. Only %c. For sale by Immense assortment of ladies’ fine Hostery—at %c, lic Kuhn & Co. and OMAHA "EXPRESSMEN . QUIET . \ [ Fopty-twe sivies adies A goaxary-wnrln from Tic 10 §L.0D per pair-your . THE BENNETT coMPAHY Complete line of colors in %c Wide Ribbon—sal Employes of Big Comp Here N it difeaiss b vembat LARGEST EXCLUSIVE RETAIL MILLINERY HOUSE IN THE WEST. PRt Velmaiordi JE e it for Higher Wages. Extraordinary Sale on all e ik f'( b Sassienes be 5 Jil firocer'es! ‘“We are not anticipating a demand for e e i wer v o ov| Mid-sumimier Millinery Saturday | Entire Stock of the Great Knoxall Factory " sald the man- 7 v a v - . 2 Trunks, Valises and Traveling Bags. The varlety 1s so great it is simply impos- ' ager of one of the big express companies Get Prices—See ours before you buy. sible to name prices., We guarantee less than half trunk store prices or no sale. doing business in Omaha. “The threat of G Attt 5 the Brotherhood of Rallway Expressmen vahos styles in fall ready-to-wear an s H | P H H to tie up business In Chicago unless thelr LG A oW R Rale peela rices in our GROCERIES AT HEADQUARTERS! demands are granted has not been dupli- mmp et e w1508 Douglas Street Optical Dept. Saturday there is no move on foot to advance HERE'S TIIE PLACB! wages." Pleasant, roomy and with perfect ven- No Charge for Fitting. tilation! an_surroundings—salespeo- .:;he;:;: :rx:::u-yl::y to srrsaiziavs otice - JUST THE WORD nered, prices that are WHOLESALE to aha express 1 t “ s the one-horse affa und the_corner! offices. Of this number riot more than one- 7 I DEATE fae gue bys Killer, Doa't , ‘ are‘ WW a"ng EVERY ADVANTAGE 18 YOURS! fifth belong to the Brotherhood. None of | thinking the bugs ure ¢ | f B d h YOU WANT N y 2 gone for the season, YOU WANT NO MORE, DO YOU? A08 s ~0E Gk TAmionn’ ood': S akis S Suse they will be here agan soon a1 a 0 07 boy s’ an ii= : offices are in. It is not doubted but that Thme up. thet 1 we mesn: they will be: T ple who are intelligent and good-man- A PEARL TAPIOCA EPECIAL. the local organization will grow, but trou- | atter you again unlsss you are after them d [ cloihln Baked Beans, 3-1b. ca frst with sure death, which comes in pinta RELIABLE STORK. I‘On g Preserved Biackberries ble over wages Is not considered a con. at 16c; quarts at %¢; % gallons at b [} Best Laundry Soap, 10 bar: tingency. The Adams people say th ; Kallons Gt %c. A pint ol can free with | People who buy carefully are always on the watch for just such occaslons as paundey Sosn, 1 by N ERy Ay SPi| e or sbe size. “DELIVERED any place | + save considerable on the finest suit of clothing. We want to Preserves, assorted, 'y place | <his—an opportunity to i e e e g 11 e Low Brve w olose out our lght and medium weight suits quickly, and the prices we have quoted ] Jelly, asiorted, gliss. manded in Chicago. As to hours no com- W L4 HICH CAN'T BE b ds of people who want to save money on boys' imon, 1~ib, - can,. $ plaints have been made. . | DUPLICATED IN OMAHA; below on these suits will bring crowds of peop! y B s 1.0 plerce's Medicihnit . D8 fort to give you a boy's shoe at this o T ¢ : y o Pickles, any . §0c Doan's Kidney Pills at . . Made in sailor blouse, sailor Norfolk, Nor- licated any- eyl 5 NO ACCIDENTS IN NATURE. | B0c Cuticura Salve at . 3&;3 In very desirable patterns in gray and [Mae fnsatlor bloves, Batlor Norto s Nop- | [ price that could not be duplica 4 French Mustard, glass 3¢ Genuine Castoria at ... . %c| brown mixtures—in }\Ish{! n('”mu':;mllfi | biest and swellest things of imported and | [ Where: spoon colors—i olk and doub Every Calamity, No Matter How Great, Mo Perhaps you can buy these goods for a | dark colors—made in Norfolk a | domestie fabrics—light, medium and dark v 2% 4 ded, for Imporied Sardines, can. LI MORE MONEY—BUT WHY? breasted styles—gegular 3200 val- 95‘ e R Tt twasds ainl We believe we have succeede Has a Definite Beginning, §0c Cramer's Kidney Cure—guaranteed 4c | Sers over Cnill Sauce, ttle. . . ar . 0 specla c cver again and o o avoe, There are no accldents in nature. e e Laxative Tiromo Quinie. . .. s M08 “Regular §3 Values for -l: :;‘ : | #0—special sale price 2 5 over | a“ and we couldi't d ?‘mll:ml jos, . 4 vithe . 25¢ Quinacetol—guaranteed Coid Cure .. 200 very handsome patterns in light and | go. T R Peaches, Ca - 'Tha' ‘““1“";?"’ . ¥l vl i OPEN ALL NIGHT. I N b nants mado with extension{ Poye. all wool Jenee Fa Let us show you these little won 5 11000 arning rushes headlong down the moun- B ; Saistband, reinforeed taped seams—made | 3o ialo ot only dors Saturday. It you can't seo the 3 aiotion, Liphiin s taln side is not an accident, 3 CUT PRICE up in Norfolk sailor, blouse and two- | children's washable Knee Pants—regular Value in them then m;l,,,:“ml;mn t wo g R i g B B For years previous tiny atoms have been y DRUG STORE| Blece, stvies-regular §.0 vai | | Chilarens washabic''icis value in them then d erystallzing and adding their minute weignt | j§ Hot Springs, the delightful summer e erve v Neufoha! “heese, each ... i dB s b loc i Royal Luncheon Cheese, ja to the mass which left its base when the resort and natural sanitarlum of accumulation reached a certaln point. and children’s clothing. I We have always made a speclal ef- Regular §2 Value for 95e, 1 Regular $6 Value for $2.50. Two 'PI Country But I{\‘; 5 . M(‘dlum r'u\n ckles, “pint : coopics ‘i ericn of the | OMA ' i DREXEL SHOE 0., | |3 &b sty S s i ol complee teain servico o ihe |- “OMAHA THE RIGHT PLACE™ | GROGERY SPECIALS—Read These Prices of Dandruff and Baldness, feeds .u:n‘l’f; Chicago & North-Western Ry, Mr. A. L. Orendorft is & member of the One quart Largo glasses Fine Fruit Omaha's Up-to-Date Shos House " ALL GOODS MARKED WITH and long before the result is seen. Special low rates in effect from [ | well-known firm of Parlin-Orendorff Co. of | Syru G| “Jelly : PRICE TICKETS, : PL "BRANDS 01 LAUNDRY STARCH 1.“;, botties Fanoy h(urfed 1419 Farnam Street. The small germs which fhrive on the | [ Omaha and all points west, daily [l | Canton. Iil, having also iarge interests in | AL, 14" gia reh— Olives - = scalp and which are the cause ot Baid- | Ml during the summer season. Fast [ |t Omaha firm of the same name. The| “per package 0| presh Boc ¢ ness and Dandruff cannot exist, however, g o {frm handles thousands of buggles every | Elastic Starch— To! per pound . when Newbro's Herpicide 1s applied, ¥ dalily trains with through service of | year, baving large factory interests in| per package . | Fresh Butter Cracl T“E L‘s‘l‘ nAY - - i ound . . Sold by leading druggists. Sena 100 in| @ Pullman sleeping cars from Mis- [l | Kansas City, St. Louls, Decatur, Min- | O |, PeF pount Starch .. Large, Julcy Lemon stamps for sample to The Herpleide (o sourl Valley and frec reclining [§ | neapolis and Dallas as well, but when Mr. | Good Rice— 3 . Detrolt, Mich. : e h Baturday 1s the last day of the sale of the Orendorff wants a good vehicle for his| per pound . Fanc Sweet Oranges— el Levire stock on our second, floor. gy, “':‘h:rnmn & McConnell Drug chair cars from Omaha. Leave M| = " <"1 comes to an Omaha Arm and | All Izr]umh of mu .m, \4»4[‘—- 2k ncy b i o B e o ] r ) bar . PrTTTRPI 8. P s o s Omaha daily at 3.00 p. m., reach- pays the price for a goéd hand rhade top | ;Jlf\ruuL ¢ '; : for this special duy ought to clean out CLAN-NA-GAEL PICNIC, ing Hot Springs the next morning. | | Concord buggy. The Drummond Currlage | only . | aboa Tupan Te 4 every dollars worth by Saturday night Company of this city are now building n a per pound g sainssataine i Every person wanting to sage money on Ascot Park, lows, A Summer tourist rates are also in effect daily [l | vehicle to his order. Mr. Orendorft's judg- . Good Rio Coffe Men's apparcl ought 1o take advantage of The Clan-Na-Gael flu-lo:"::“‘: ‘(? aha e :"' o & '\“""";""'Rxxk' it E"‘e"‘ on such matters ougnt to be very lz“' PAF POVRA 1 os this last day's Men's underwear 10c. 2 " of Om to the summer resorts ol lowa, Minnesota o g atie S\ s Gc. All wool Men's pants 9Sc. and South Omaha will give their fourth | ll and Northern Wisconsin. | keen, and Omaha can take it for granted Al "“ I.O'.fl For Saturdfly Straw hat All wool Men's pants 95 annual pienie at Ascot Park, la., Sunday, | | that there are no better mechanics any- u Prices 'flys Boy's long pants 1%c. Men's linen pants August 16, o ¥y 4Y: | B Send for illustrated booklets and maps, with” Jil | where in the west and no better vehicles ok e .,* Sor Macohs H %c. What is ieft In Full Dress and Tuxedo # detailed information regarding routes, rates I | made than this same Omaha firm can turn | Leaf Larc- ¢ | “per poun suits §1 Mackintoshes $1.05. Men's socks “’A“:‘:'l‘a":vr::'h\“)x\‘r- :r‘n‘zslm:) n:;‘ prepared, and schedules, which will be promptly iailed | ST, %0 pnotunity i offered. The irm | 1 2Ck ound ... Bi { e A Eisge e e L 400 Mackintohas fL8 - Men's S &:Dovle of Lincaln, Neb ),,,‘.,",,,‘:,"“;‘ | o i |of the Drumond Company is now closing | per pound .............. Lok d BB NG TN {0 merits. QUALITY guaranteed (he a shirts, some worth as high as . i o H. C, CHEYNEY, General Agent | out tta stock ot vehicles and harness, ‘but | Mitton DIRF FE GiosriiRID e Siaace standard of cxcellenc The, your cholce %e. Colored collars, 2 for A quartet will open the afternoon pre 1401-1403 Farnam St | still doing a large repair business and | n0° ney Hams— Der pound e § le. Chidren's light weight blue overalls on pre- t v ve o yound e 94 x @am. Games of all kinds, for which prises Omaba [ butlding new vehicles to oraer. ¢ pound Sese . c & palr Choice out of a lot of silk will No. 1 Faney ¢ Hams— Good Steak— Cholcest Country Butter, 1b. e & p o 1 be awarded prs o S y per pound ... per pound.... . Oatr, 8 pkEn (OF ... asckwear b0 sach. Cholon ot auy euit 9 The it tra will leave the Union sta- —— — pR]CES TELL s i e e an A, Tas o e e B A g L S RS YT L'uE" SALE SITURDAY . veame Bl o rhere are taany things st ISEt R d a = H A N D and people tell the prices—that is one of sh p cotch Da —wo! 26c quallty Salmon 3 that we capnot just think of, there maybe the mamy reasons why eur drug deparc. | rul Djeached satin mish purs 92(' Scotch Damask Table Linen—worth ssc ; " S ————— linen Napkins—worth $1.60—on sale —on sale at 25c quality Salmon Stea ke something among this lot that Is just ’ . 4 Napk! e quality Maine Lobsters y what you need, if ther [ | Modern Woodmen of Amerfen {ment 1s atways busy % bleached satin finish Napkina— | #Q| Bieached Musun, White Goods, Long e on Rockwood's Cocos « sasotly what You need, If there s it wil Plenie, o < nw.r!‘:]ll;l' : > Extra heavy silver bleached satin nl|1~4| Cloth and fine Shirting, all at reduced olate. . e - Papillion, Neb., |8 Bromio- w Be sure ¢ ., Huyler's Cho T German linen Table Linen—worth GB6 | Loy auring this sale. B Ttea Badt. - and llut;ml the last da (lul:ng out sala ® Pinkham's Vegetable Compound $1.00—on sale at. v ’ 75¢ qual iy of the Levire stoc juarantee Clothing Thursday, August 20th, FOR TOILET AND BATH B s s Mhor e:i 45c per pound for 30 cents for the 1ound trip, = cholcest Japan Tea, per 1b. Co., 1519-1521 Douglas stoon ln. the rear ’ oftest | He Carter's Liver Pills .. . . ofid of our main floor we place on sale a lot of ey l‘Dehcale enough for the s { 350 Pecker's Tar Soa . o Remergver great chances are often || Bov's clothing, We expeot to open up ha UNIQN PACIFIC. skin, and yet efficacious in removing | 52 ("L A 4 lost by falling to give promp ntire new department, therefore want to Special train leaves Union Station any stain. Keeps the skin in perfect | € o0 P o ver Soup b A tion to opportunities close out what we have left. Boys' knee " A M condition, In the bath gives all the | g Giycerine Soap b JUST RECEIVED—FANCY HEAD J| oo, regulation e article on sale, e For tickets '""“‘"" information desirable after-effects of a Turkish |75 Automoblie Club Perfume . 3 Call at LETTUCE. Double breasted childre suits B¢, 98¢ bath. . ash- {75 Roman Lily Perfume ....... % e — &nd §148. Boys' double knee, ribbed seam- City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam St. stand 1t should be oa every w T5c Passion Rose Perfume ..............., " ey r Bros less black, silk finish, stockings, sizes 6-8, R = i) A, g R v A Lo el MERCHANTS Somme oy e e And mamy e rs. Eltzabeth Will and daughters wish \ UQAISTS ¢ bOttle POrt WIBE «vivrrerorrersss Deputy Btate Vetarinarian. 2 of G Living, For instance choice of all our straw hats to express their heartfelt thanks to the S Dottia Sherry Wise B Food. Inegeoter. NATIONAL BANK. OF OMAHA. -~ Bxaenents of Gead Living many kind friends who have shown thelr proligg o left unrestricted cholce for 10c. love and sympathy to them in their be- woME.N . L".IG“'“"I' n. '. s. m':.:.mm o:::.p‘.-mu: 28th and Farnam Sts. || . e reavement. e CITT VUTRRINARIAR 1°GTEBO STATAS DEPOAITONY. Grocery Tels, 15201331, Market Tel. 16§ | TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER TR ARE L T ".‘".‘?""'“;7".‘3.. . . Office and Infirmary, b end Mason Sta | (Fmah Marphs, presdest presdest ¥ T Hamilion smt Best Agricultural Weekl, Sherman & McCornell Drug Co, Omaba.| * Qwada, New Suishene W TR R ot Dr. ¥. W. Slabaugh, dentist, 518 N. Y. Life.

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