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Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-06
Our Object is to Show From Season to Season
a New FrtSh Line Of Furniture in Latest
Shapes and Finishes, There is but Zone
Way and That to Close Out at the
End Of the Season all Floor Pieces
That Have Not Sold Well and
Not to be Continued in
Our Line.
We Have Offered These at Greatly Reduced Prices and Yet
Some Of Them Have Not Sold, so We Make Another
Cut From the Low Figures, Some Price will
Sell Them and We Shall Find the Price
No Matter How Low.

No Matter How Low.
S35. 90 ladies' desk with four drawers, S12. SO.
$5S. 90 mahogany s%ideboard, S25.O 90.
$117.OO bed room suit, French dresser, dressing table,
chival glass on standard, 3 pieces, now at $4,000.
$3.50 3-Eiece parlor suit, S4S. 90.
$4,000 3.piece parIor suit, $500.
So 90 parlor chair, mahogany, SO. SO.
$751; 90 2-piece parlor suit, very desirable, $3.50
500 mahogany library chair, SO. IS.
s12.O 90 mahogany library chair, 81. 25.
$50 mahogany library chair, St. 25.
IS. so mahogany library chair, 500.
$40. SO oak hall chair, sole leather seat and back, sc. us.
SEC parlor chair, upholstered seat, So. 90,
800 90 oak sideboard goes at $50. 90.
$40. 90 dining table goes at $4,000.
$50 mahogany chair goes at 81. so.
$22. 90 mahogany chair goes at $l4.OO.
$3.50 panor suit, 3 pieces, goes at S45. 90.
$4S.0 90 dining table, mahogany, round, highly polished,
goes at $33. CO..
$500 mahogany %sideboard, goes at $3.50. 90.
$22. SO flemish oak dining table, goes at $40. SO.
$50 90 flemish oak sideboard, goes at $500
$45. 90 flemish oak sideboard, goes at $31. so.
1913. rs set flemish oak dining chairs-6 dining chairs
and arm chair-goes at SIS. so.
$39. 90 set-6 small and l a~rm-hemish, goes at see. so.
Ais sample pieces of every class and kind of furniture at
such enormous reductions from value that they are wonder.
full bargains-this week will close them all out.
Basket Sale Again.
To close ont every fancy basket, and there are but a few
waste baskets, baby baskets, etc.-we offer them at Just
half price-the 2c ones 123c; SOC ones csc, etc. We have a
few very fine waste baskets and they all go at half price
so per cent off.
Orchard 6 Wilhelm Carpet Company,
l4l4-Ie-Ia Douglas Street.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-06
A M

The kindest ard most
neighborly thing one wom-
an can do for another in
case of sickness is to tell
how she herself was brought
out of trouble and distress;
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-06
ftcRobHS HAVE
JUST ATTACke 60
rus HAIR

stroys the microbc, but it furnishes
food and nourishment to the hair root
weakened by the attack of the microbe,
and thus feeds the root back to perfect
health.
Split hair, harsh hair, lustreless hair,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-06

dustrial disturbances that result from over
production. They give the public the bene-
fit of large sums which business men
wasted under the old system in fighting
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
Growing Stock Peas,

To THE FARMERS:-lh have had 20 years experience in the eul- ture ot stock peas and advise every farmer to plant the Brown Clay Pea ln every hill of corn on the farm 4 peck of Clay peas will plant 10 acres. plant at the same time you plant corn with } to 1 peas in each hill. They wont interfere with blowing the corn and will grow In a cluster around the hill, protecting the corn from the dry weather and hot sun ana seldom have failure of corn They will not climb the corn 10 bother, but will run on the ground. between the rows, con- pletelv covering 1t. After your corn is gathered you can fatten 3 to 5 head of hogs on every acre.
 In southeast Missouri farm CTS who haven't sufficient stock to eat all their peas can readily rent their pastures for S1.50 to $2.5O per acre. The vines turned under next season will fertilize your land and increase the next crop 15 to 9 per cent. Black Red or the whippoor will peas should be sowed broad cast or drilled in rows 6 to 8 inches apart. In May or June prepare the ground as if for wheat. Ifsowed broad cast plow with double shovel or drag with a heavy pole. You can get from , to 1 tons of hay peri
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
A New Book by Bryan.

CHICAGO. April 6-Hon. Wm. J. Bryan is to publish q : book entitled Republic or Empire-the Phillipine Cues tion," in which he discusses ter ritorial expansion from every standpoint. As 10 imperialism MT. Bryan says "Imperialism finds it's inspiration in dollars, not in duty. It Is not our duty to burden cur people with in creased taxes in order to give a few speculators opportunity fer exploitation; it is not our duty to sacrifice the best bloom of our nation in the trop- ical jungles in an attempt to stitie the very sentiments which are given to every American institution; It is not our duty to deny the people of the Philli pines the rights for which our forefathers fought from Bunker Hill to Yorktown Imperialism has been described as the white mans burden. But since It crushes the wealthy pro ducer beneath an increasing weight of taxes it might bt with more propllety be called the poor mans load.
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
Springdale. Ark.
4 New Departure

Believing there are people il Springdale who would be glad of an opportunity to read the latest and best in fiction the publisher of this paper has started, on I small scale, what might be called a circulating library Among the titles how on hand are Red Rock, by Thomas Nelson Page; lVheu Knlghthood was in Flower, by Caskoden; David Harrum, by Edw Moves Westeott: "The Days Work, . bY Rad yard kipling, The above books are the four that have had the largest sale of aGy IT the country during the months of January, February and March. These books ara e1e gantly printed and bound and sell for Sl DO, and il is the h tention to add nothing but standard literature to the Ii brafY. Among other books of hand how are "A Yankee From the Vest Qpie Reeds s latest book, and "The Waters oI Caney Fork, " also by Reed We have still others, and ear certainly please an.who wish t keep posted on the popular books. Nothing cheap will he kept in stock, hut every book of exceptional merit that comes out will be secured for the benefit of our patrons.
 These books will be rented to responsible persons whe know how to appreciate and care for a good book at the rate of 10 cents per week, and , :. cents per day for each day over 8 week. If book i, kept out only one day the charge will be the same as fol q week.
 Call at THE NEWS office.
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
OFFICIALS GO TO JAIL.
Eureka Springs Municipal Officers Arrested for Contempt ofCourt,

EUREKA SPRINGS, April 6.- Mayor Plckens, Marshal Cof fey, Water Superintendent Campbell and Street Commis. sioner Willis were arrested to- night and will be taken to the county jail at Berryville tomor, row, where they will remain un- til court meets in August unless they weaken or Judge Pittman changes his present orders.
 Their offense is contempt of court in shutting off water from Basin spring to bath house in violation of the courts injunc- tion not to interfere with the bath company's pipes The courts orders are that bail may be accepted but that the water must be turned on forthwith and allowed to flow till court meets. This the officials flatly refuse to do, but say they will lay in jail all summer. seri- ous trouble is apprehended.
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
Mor..gagee's Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virt- He of a mortgage with power of sale given bv James r. Neal and NJ. Etta Neal, his wife, to C. l.. Pratt, on the 55d day of February, leas to secure the payment of their promiscry note for one thousand dollars. executed to G. l.. Pratt, and bearing date tie 24th day Of JanuarY, 1898, due and payable twelve months after date and promising to pay interest from date until paid at the rate of ten per cent per annum, but upon which note said interest is reckuned aud charged from the l4th day of March 1S9s, said mortgage being of record in Record Book No. i3, page 1s5 of the records of mortgages for Washington County. ArNansas. Said mortgage being given oa the following real estate situated in the town of Prairie Grove, Wash. ington County, Arkansas, to-wit: Be ing part of Block No t. beginning at Its Northwest corner. thence South }lS feet. thence East 2l0 feet thence south lS5 feet, thence East 125 feet. thence North 663 feet, thence West 335 feet to the place of beginning, con. taining three t3j and Si8@ s7l2 acres. And whereas the said note priacipat and interest are dine and unpaid. though demanded, Of the aforesaid parties thereto. the undersigned will. on the eighth day of May, 1890, at the north door Of the court house in the town of Fayetteville, Washington County, Arkansas. between the hours of ten o'clock q. m. and three o'clock P. m. of said day. sell said property to the highest bidder fer cash in hand or so much thereof as will satisfy said note and interest thereon, and the costs of this sale.
 This March 2i. 1893.
 C l. PRATT, Mortgagee.
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14

acre. Turn the stubhle under and follow with wheat and you will realize at least a third more wheat next season.
 You can SOW whippoorwilI peas just after cutting early W heat and secure crop hay in time to plant wheat again. Always fear frost. Frost bitten peas Tn fall vii kill horses or cattle and spring frost will kill the peas. They seldom get hurt if planted from the leth of April to the 20th of June
 All kinds of stock and fouls will eat them and grow fat. Hogs fattened on peas should be fed on corn two weeks be fore bulchering or the meat will be soft. To fatlen hogs on peas give them plenty of room, water and salt. The poorest land you have will raise peas. 4 few pumpkins is a good thing in your field
 4 friend to the farmer,
 ]. F. EFlNs.
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The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
Sold by H. A. DAILY.
Prizes for G0rres ondentS.

I'm NEHs is offering the following prizes to its core pandents fee the year Is8a.
 First 1Prile.-tu elegant high grade sewing maehiue Ne haze nat Fs.t fully determined what make of ma- chine we witl offer, but twill be T iifst-claso article in every respect and will prove an ornament to any home. The name of the machine will he ans nouneea jast as soon as our arrange ments are perfected.
 second Prize. The second prize w ilI be Winchester Repeating shot Gum value e9 hi5 is manufactured br the noted Winchester Repeating Arms Co., New Haven. Conn. and is fully guaranteed
 Thira Prize.-A s2 ealbre hunting rifle, manufactured by ] stevens Arms eo., of thieopee Falls, Mas Value Sl0
 Fourth Prize Any gold pen carried in stock by C. W. keunan. Spriuadalc. not to exceed m value ~500
 All the a6eve articles will be new and of the best in their class. Our friends have our word that there will be nothing cheap CT tlashF aoout any of them.
 This contest began Che first week in January and closes on Decem- Der II, ls99. Every communication sent in for publication will count points; every new yearly subscriber sent in will count points: every now subscriber Ter slN months will count l pWntsi and every new subscriber for 3 months will count points Af the end of the year thc -Four eorrcspou. dents having the greatest number of points @itl ba awarded the prlzes as above.
 InE AEws desires Il correspondent at every poatotlice in WaShiagton County and at near by points in Ben ton and Madison counties where we are not already represented We fur niah the paper free, also stamps and envelopes, so that the e3rrespoadent Is out absolutely nothing except ilttie time each week. and besides stands q chance of winning a prize that Will be value life time. If you are not already a correspondent ahd desire to become such, let ms know at once so that We can furnish You with stationery and enroll vour name.
 he following rules will govern the thHItets
 No correspondent win be allowed to write more than one letter each week except in cases of important hannan2 itfEs occurring soon after the repnIar ietsef has been mailed, Then it may De supplemented with another reno,t aG9 two letters will be credited.
 NO ietler Will be credited if not rp eelNeo ih time for publication the evidence to show that it was delayed !I Wh5ie enronte. All letters should be mailed i. 70 as to reach this office not later than Tuesday. '''
 Ao subscriptions will De counted m. iesa accompanied 6f the cash. A true record of the work of each e.,9fteopondent win Dc kept by t.. and tne ti result Publis6el from time o to Illile' i. Every correspondent is urpeat- y requested to Keep rseo.d Of lis own , 7, york 50 as to compare wlth tMbe M ! published reports. . '''i tle i resoaaaant. Sone 9nttrgeq,,Iary ..,, authorized cor pete ''oHe" to com i
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
TH0pNc cpERRV
1 Too late for last w1ell.

i'9 .eAz ."t Ia At 9--.tAs
 Farmers are busy planting corn.
 Mrs. Joe Smiley is improving slowly.
 Uncle John Robinson is on the sick list
 David Glen and wife are the parents of q new boy
 Pindexter and family attend ed church here Sunday.
 Dock Ahercrombie has re covered from Ia grippe.
 Bro. Martin, of Elm Springs preached here Saturday and Sunday
 Walter Abercrombie recent. ly departed for Kansas 10 seek hls fortune.
 ". Il Holland and Joe Smiley went to Sloan Springs last " ednesday with wheat.
 Robert Holland and Patton Walker were at Fayetteville Friday doing business with the tax collector
 Oliver Holland, who had hls leg broken two months ago is able to work. He says Dr Smiley is a dandy.
 Aunt Mamie Cealtey, of Springtown, is visiting her brother and sister, Grandpa and Grandma Holland The three old people are very spry for the ages. They came 10 church Sunday and spent the night with their son Henry Holland Grandpa is eighty seven years of age, his wife eighty three and Aunt Mamie is eighty seven Grand pa went home Monday morning and hitehed up his young twenty seven year old mule colt and plowed some in his garden.
 Aplil I. WoBBYrop.
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
Will Get Stock Passes Home.
Rogers Republican.

Sometime ago the Frisco made a ruling that stock ship. pers would not be allowed q pass home when shipping only one car of stock.
 J. w. and Joe Puckett who are regular shippers at this point beg,.n shipping to Kansas City over the A. X o. and Pee Gee road by Gravett. the latter road allowing a pass home on one car.
 Recently John Puckett re ceived letter from White X Williams commission firm in- forming him that they could secure passes from St. Loai; now. Mr. Williams having brought the matter to the at. tsntion of the company and having the rule changed.
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
April Showers

Wash away the tlgh and waste tAat have accumulated during 8lu- ter
 In ike manner It55l's Sarsapa riila cXpcls from tine blo9d impuri- ties that ha9r been deposited dufina the season when there has been bat litfe perapifatloa aad perhaps eon- stant confinement la impure and yitiated air. It's q boon to tired mothers, housekocPers, teachers and other, who spend their tune indoors.
 It gives ehe blood richness and vitality, ftung to nourish and strengthen the nerves, muscles and aii the great organs oi t6e body. II cures all lIspring hQmors aud bar i,hes that ttfed feeling.
 It |, the best medicine money can buy for all diseases caused bY impure or impoverished blood, Yon should begin taking it today.
 A test casei> one that k brought to see hoH much the lawyers eap make out of il.
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
Glorious News

Comes from pr D. E. CargiIe, of Wa,hita, | F. He writes. -Four bottles of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs. Brewer of scrofula. which had caused her great suffer mg for wears Terrible sores would break oat on her head ala face, and the best doctors could give ao help; but Ter cure k com. plete and her health k excellent This shows what thousands have proved. that electric Bitters k tbe best blood parliier known. it.s the supreme remedy fai eczema. letter, salt rheam, ulcers, beitz and running sores. Ii stimulates liver. kidneys ana bowels. expels po.sons. helps digestion builds up the strength. Onh @ cents. Sold hy Jas. F. Nelson and II \. Daily drugglSts Guaranteed.
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
Excursions.

Little Rock, Ark Ace con vention Alkausas Bankers Association 1 Fare and one thlrd, on certificate plan, te Van Bnfen and return On sale April 20 2I, 1899.
 Cedar Rapids, Iowa-Ace't Wouau'5 Presbyterian Board of Missions. Fare and one third, on certificate plan for rpund trip. On sale April 25 26 27. 1899
 St. Louls, Mo.-Acc't Ger man Lutheran Synod Fare and one third, on certificate plan, for round trip. On sale April 2Gth 10 May 9th, 1899.
 San Francisco. Gal.-Acc't ! National Baptist Societies An niyersaries. One standard fale tor the round trip On sale May II, 15, l6, 17, going limit to May D and retnrn limit July 15, 1899. Various routes See Agent C72l.
 St. Louis, Mo.-Merchants Association. Fare and one fifth on certificate plan For dates and other information see agent, C159.
 Home seekers excursion. One fare plus S2 for round trip. April 1.l8. May , 16, June 6 20 See agent for particulars. C700,
 SoTo- Hac for Fifty Ceats.
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
hheumatIsm Ct,red

p, My wife has used Chamberlain 's .l,1"l, l,aln ,l.i. bal@ for rheumatism with s great al fellef' and l can recommend a,,as It as a splendid liniment for lheum. a''jn aI;li. and n. other household use for w vi'isn we we, have found it valuable.
 Nr r. eeL3ER, ,, Red Creek, N. Y.
 mernt mL, aa, eayler is olle of the leading ol ,he a..' s ol 'hls village and one vc1n;tt 'aos, u. prominent men m thls A. Daily. TOT sale oy Ii.
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
Beware of 0iatmeats for Catarrh
 that G0ntain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense Of smell and completely de range theWhole system when enter ing 1t through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescription from r,pnt- able physicians, as thedamaee they will do ls teE fold to the good you can possibly derive from them
 Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. !. Cheney X Co, Toledo, Ohio, contains no mercury, and is taken internally, actng directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the sytem. Ii buying Halls Ca tarrh Cure De sure you get the gen uine. 1t Is taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by r. j. Cheney < Go Testimonials free.
 Sold by Druggists, price Toe per bottle,
 Halls Family Pills are best.
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
Discogered. by a Woman.

Another great discovery has been made. and that t8o.- -bX } fad4 in this country sDise5se had fastened it's clutches ppdu her and for seven years she Wi;hstoad its seversst tests, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed IHmReat For three months she eeH4hea necessarily. 4nd could not sleep. Ske dHal discovered a Way tofeeo4er4. bY tutehastn4 of us bottle of Dr. Kings New Dis ee4egY for consumption, and Was so much relieved on taking first dose, that she slept all night. and with tive bottles. has been lb. solately cured. Her name is Mrs Luther Lutz. fhus8erites N C. IIamuek < Co.,. of shelby, N C Trai bottles free at H. <. HaliY and Jas r. NeIson's Drug Store. Regular Size 5ot and sI.0o. Every bottle guuauteed'
 Even If Che Wiad does whistle, .Itis forbeuIug enough to avoid the popular airs
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
4t rests win yea hcthar you aaatina eh. E,-.-- narv4-Giias 4 io.iaeah bah4f -ls a&sss A s.sf ogi nsfyegs .5fss, ssi '5l.si ss nle99s \
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The business il which Yau know yoa could make money is alwa1 monopalized by 2 hers.
 was reading an advertisement of CbamherIain's Colic, Cholera ana Diarrhoea Remedy in the Warehester Enterprise recently, which leads me 10 write this. | can truthfully say nRQr used any remedy equal to 1t for t8lic and diaYrhoea l have never had to use more than une or tgo doses to cure the worst case whh myself or children. W. \. STROUD. Pc. pomoke City, Md. For sale by Il. A Daily.
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
A Substantial ! act.

N E Clark, Plcka0ay Virginia. saF9: have for several years been using BaYmoud.. Piils ia my family Wlth most satisfactory re- saits, and d6 uat hesitate to recon. mend them b my customers as sa- fefiof to any of the various knds kent in stock. Not anly are yoHr pills reliable Gat Ranan's Relief and Nerve and Bone oIi afe the most satisfactory remedies l ever handled. and i they were more generally asel, theF would often make the docta : btIl ani9 45e Instead of @2.60. These goods need 10 aastiae la my stock be cause they are constantly coming m aud going oat-are Tfade Win asHs 4a Trade Aeefel.-. These g8ed 4Haltfies gre not a theoy but substantial faet. For sale hs li. A Dnly
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14

bon'i tosa5eo si. and smose Your life Away.
 It lAtt tobacco easily and forever. be mag nst.', Iaa oi l4te, nerge and yigor, take No.To s,ae' tt4a 'soHder'worser, that makes weak men ss1eAs. All druggists, 50e Or sl. Cure guaran. teed Booklet and sample free Aadrees Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
STA TIE OFFICERS.
CHURCHES

M. E. Church South-Serylces every sunday morning and night. sabbath school every sunday morning and prayer meeting every Thursday night Epworth League ln aets every sunday afternoon at | o'c ock Strangers are cordially invited to all af the above services
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
The Appetite of a Goat.

k enYied by all poor dyspeftles whose stomach and lIver are all out of order. All such should know that Dr. king's New Life Pills, the wonderful stomach ant liver rem. cdy, gives q splendid appetite, sound digestion and q regular bod fly habit that lnsures perfect health and great energy. Only 25 cents at anN Drno Store.
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
he Fooled The Suree0ns.

All doctors told ReuIck iiamtE ton, # West Jefferson, O.. after suffering ls months from Rectal Fistula, he would jig unless aco>t= F operation Wa7 Pcf#5rmea' hHt ife cured himself with tiyc boxes 8t Baekten's .tInica Sdffe, fhe eafs-t pie cure oa earth. and tbe bc-t salye u the world. 25 cents box. Sold bY II. A Daily and Jas. f- Nelson, Druggists.
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
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- tltus tts 'Hhz1 ,,reea lla -slA f"arJy .-fA k u4lJrd. ~iiefsl. J (. NiteAel. lfeasuEeI Frank Henry AssessoI !. C Nlassie Iouhll EAa55.,'g' N F. B1s-ef. G-a4ty Court meets 1-t Monday in January ,, s,riI .l5Iy and October. Probate Couft metts " Monday in March. June September and Peesi"
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14

X word to the yIse is sutilcIeut aaa word from the wise should he sufficient. but you ask. wh9 are the wlse Those wAa know. The oft repeated experience of tfastz worthy persons may be taken for knowledge. Mr. N II. ferl4 sav> Chamberlain Cough RemedF e4es better satisfaction than any other ia the market. He has been iH the drug bHsfHess at Efkt9n. ky iof twelve years. has sold hundreds of bottles of this remedy aud near Iy all other cough medicines mauu= factured, which shows coDclusIyelY that Chanlaerlaia~ E the most ,at- i,factefy to the people, and is best. For safe bx II, \ Daily.
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
 Arrest

Men may come and men may go but the gus meter goes on Forever.
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14

Many people suffer untold tor tares from plies, because of the popular impression that they can not be cured Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment will cure them. It las met with absolute success. Price. 5o cents in bottles, tubes 45e. Sold b1 Il. A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
To the Memory Of Pearl Johnson

Death has taken the dear one away, Whom we loved and cherished so well, But each flower blooms to decay And looses its fragrance in tine dell. The cold, cold sod now covers her form Which once was so light and gay And her prattle no longer on earth
 belongs,
 Little Pearl has passed away. She has joined our Heavenly FatheI' $
 band,
 And with hiua forever will dwell; So weep not, shes at his right hand. Farewell, little Pearl farewell.
 Aged years l months and days.
The Springdale news., 1899-04-14

Aonaus inhauamty t9 nan makes countless thousands dle old bachelors.