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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-06-22
st. Paul Union Stock Yards.

st. Paul Union stock Yards.
SOUTH ST.. PAUL, June 49, :.
HOGS-Market opened strong. higher,
closed steady at the advance Range of
prices, 81. $50 5.O7H. ~~~~a 1sis-~
CATTLE-Market active and a good
demand .L:>-z g: e .~Sss.4..
Sales ranged at u. 0o@45o for choice
butcher COWS and heifers; 81. 5O@5. 90 for
choice butcher steers; $3.50@4.OO for tat
bulls $4.ov@6. 20 for veal Calves. $4,000
l. 10 for stockers and feeders. /
SHEEP-A good demand at steady
prices: :
Sales ranged at $4,000 Is. for sheep:
S.. 4OQ159) for fat lambs
Receipts: Cattle, $50; calves, so; hogs,
$40; sheep, 500.
Chicago Union Stock Yards
CHICAGO, June 49,
CATTLE-Market loo lower.
:, Sales ranged at So. 0O@570 for good to
prime steers; 81. 4O@490 for poor to me-
dunn; 50. 5O@5 90 for stockers and feed
ers; So OO@5.00 for COWS and heiters
S46O@5 80 for stockers and feeders.
HOGS-Market 10c higher.
Sales ranged at S.. o5(@5. 2211 for mixed
and butchers; $5.121z@5.25 for good to
choice heavy; s5.oO@5lO for rough
heavy; S. o5@5.32H for light; bulk of
sales, $5.l2H@5. 90
SHEEP-Market strong to slow. 80 !
Sales ranged at $4.00@53 80 for Sheep
IS OO@725 for lambs.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
.-:--- ~. CHICAGO, June 49,
WHEAT-June,> 773zc; j uly, 7sA@7sM;>
August, 1870. - = -
ooRN-June, ssN@4oo; July, asX@4oo;
August, 40ssc. I- r . q
oATs@ oJ! sa>So; July, ssAo;
August 235zc. -. ", :,
PoRK-june, sll;5o; July, s1l5o;
September, 81. 10 ; =. : y \
FLAX-Cash, Northwestern, $50;
Southwestern $3.50; Z September el36K;.
October, $1.3l1l. \ :.
POULTRY - Dressed, turkeys 60;
chickens, 8@8Hc. 7sz.z4.s, 5 :. !. T., =. =
BUTTER creameries, 14@1s31; dairy
1S@1611c. ~ ~, #% : ~
EGGS-Fresh, 100
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-06-22

Minneapolis. MINI.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27
Union Suits.

20 dozen ladies' ribbed fleece lined union
suits at 25c.
Ladies' heavy weight ribbed union suits in
silver gray Or balbriggan color, finely finished
at 45c, the regular SOC garments.
Ladies' Oneita union suits In silver gray
color, the regular 75c goods in most stores; we
are selling at 49c.
Ladies natural wool mixed Oneita and
Florence union suits at CSC.
Ladies' all wool black ribbed Onelta union
suits at 81 25.
Ladies Oneita union suits of winter weight
French balbrggan; Just the garment for those
who want light weight union suit for winter
only Sl.3S.
Children's Egyptian union suits, silk taped
neck, and medium weight, all sizes from q to
A inches at &c
Misses heavier weight cream or gray ribbed
union suits at 4Sc.
Misses natural wool union suits in all sizes
from No. 2 to Q, ranging in price from SOC to
75c. according to size
Mems cream ribbed union suits. heavily
fleeced and an excellent value at 9Sc.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27
Fall and Winter
Underwear.

Our underwear stock for men, women ard
children is now complete, and better assort-
ment was never shown here Then the values
we offer are 50 much better than other houses
show.
100 dozen ladies' jersey ribbed vests and
pants, fleece lined, nicely finished and in four
different styles at 25c. Compare them with
what our neighbors get Csc and 3sc for.
Ladies' llne ribbed vests and pants, heavier
weight, regular 75c quality in other stores,
, here the price is 4sc.
Ladies' scarlet all wool vests and pants at
75c.
Infants white ribbed wrappers all sizes, lOc,
We are also showing fine line Of infants
ribbed wool vests in all sizes ranging up to SOC
for the larger sizes.
Children's gray ribbed vests and pants
fleece lined, all sizes from &c up.
Mems pink stripe ribbed underwear shirts
finished with SATIN front and pearl buttons, a
regular CSC garment for 25c.
Mems neeced shirts and drawers, heavy
weight and nicely finished at $50 q garment or
75c suit; usually retailed at sl.OO SUIT.
Mems extra teeced shirts and drawers, silk
trimmed front and neck, made In blue and
white striped or camel hair color. II Is the
usual 69c kind; we are going TO sell them at
49c garment.
Mems fleece lined ribbed balbriggan shirts
and drawers in cream or salmon color at 4Sc
garment.
Mems fine all wool cashmere shirts and
drawers at SIC q garment
Mems all wool scarlet shirts and drawers In
two different grades, Zoe and CSC garment.
Mems Canton flannel drawers, excellent
values at 25c and 4Oc
At Csc we show an excellent value in boys
shirts and drawers, all sizes, z6 10 a. nicely
made and heavy weight heeced.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27
Ready-Made Sheets
and Pillow Gases.

With cotton goods on the advance, we are
still selling ready-made sheets and cases at old
prices, having bought large stock of them
during temporary break in the market last
August While the present stock lasts we
offer
Ready-made bleached sheets, made of
Mohawk muslin, full size, slx90 inches,
finished with 2-inch hem at top and Linen
hem at bottom at SOC each.
Pillow cases, same muslin, 42x36-inch size,
at l0c each. 45xs6-inch size at i2ic each.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27
Staple Bargains.

Columbia indigo blue prints, DC yard
Full standard Turkey red prints, &c yd.
Columbia and American gray and black
prints &c yd.
20 pieces standard dark style dress prints,
SIC yard.
case Garner radiants, full standard dark
style dress prints, the wholesale jobbing price
is Ate; we are going TO sell them at 4e yd.
Eddystone new blue percales at &c, selling
other places for &c.
Wide, heavy blue and black twlled shifting
worth l2ic for lOc yd.
Percaletta, a double fold print cloth selling
in other shops for &c: here the price is &c yd,
80 inch dark style Percales, worth regular
ST; we are still selling them at &C.
Aliens twilled comfort prints, in all the
new fall patterns, at &c yd.
Omir twilled Cashmers, "a indhes wide, nice
dark styles and really worth $ l-3, our price
while we have any left will be SC yd.
Amoskeag staple check ginghams, 8 1-2c yd.
Book-fold fancy skirtlng ticks, lOc yd.
Amoskeag and Pearle River Acc. A..
feather proof tlckings, l2lc yd.
Straw tickings, from SC to l0c yd.
Best quality table oil cloth. l5c yd.
"a Dover. .unbleached sheeting, l4c yd.
9-4 pepperell unbleached sheetng, l5c yd.
~ incl Pepperell beached pillow casing l0c
yd.
Special values in bleached muslins, at Sc, &C.,
7c and tic yd
Kindly compare qualities with what others
are showing at same price.
Nice clean cotton bats at &c roll
Our special leader, full pound bat, at l0c is
a hard proposition for ouf competitors.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27


In anaemla and most women's aimeots
the digestion Is weak, the making Of coll
or, flesh and strength out OF food, Is lm-
perfect so that the patient 10 weak, wan,
nervous and dyspeplic. This condition
can be corrected by taking course OF
Herbine. Price, 90 cents. For sale by
Crenshaw a Young. lO'emi
Mr.. Edward Blake, OF Bruce, Kansas,
sp'a' mvuns'u"s ~ Jul o''y WIN MT
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FOR SAIE-fen acres OF land adjoining
the old kerdoln mine. Has house, out
houses and c'stern on u ana Is suitable
for fruit growing, Ten acres adjoining
O. No honrn, Ann,v ,o
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mco'ures maR"Eiue LOT NoVemoef VIII
contain viV'd account OF the siege of the
Foreign Legations in Pekin written as n
diary by Katharine Mullikin Lowry, one
OF the besieged. II will relate iu full
many Of the soul stirring events that we
already know and will make olear many
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The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27

for 800, while the lineof box calf and Wei
shoes we sell at q 80 cannot be matched in
the exclusive stores for less than $500.
We have just received this week five cases
of the celebrated Franklin shoe for men
and boys. The price on the mems is 800 and
boys sizes sl75.
Mems satin calf shoes in coin or plain toes
at u. on pair.
Mems all solid veal plow shoes at Csc Re
member we carry the celebrated "Gesecke"
boots and can save you u little money on them
II you will let US.
Our $3.50 line of boys shoes made by the
Fairfield Shoe Co. are the best values in the
country made on all the new lasts.
Youths Of same, In sizes IL TO 9. at 1856.
Boys and youths satin calf lace shoes, solid
as rock, all sizes, l2 to 2 and q to 5h, at
sl.25.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27

Wednesday afternoon At 3 O'Clock a
pleasant party OF lady friends met At the
home OF MISS Minnie Neale to enjoy few
hours, the amusement Of the afternoon
being high five.
After the games were finished the
guests were invited to partake OF refresh.
ments consisting oishrimp salad, Saratoga
chips, beaten bircuit and olives, followed
By orange ice and cake.
The following were the invited guests;
Misses Mary Silver, Maude Burden, MARY
Graves, Alice MountIoy, Kittie Fulkerson
Locke Arnold, Mary Henry, SUSIE
Lesueur, Georeie Gilkeson, Sadie Nc
Cielland. Mary Blackwell. Fannie Sawyer
Elizabeth Groves, Ella Nickel, May ant
Alice Peak, Kate and Anna Branch
Nancy Huston, Alice Krishn, FletI
Bradley, Carroll Wood, Anna Maud
Tevis, Lutte Chambers, Annette Peter
and Mrs. Mamie Steele.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27

Married, Thursday, at 3 o'clock p. m. at
the parsonage Of the Catholic church 10
this city, bv Rev. d. NJ. Costello, Mr.. Glen
Bridges, of 81. Lcuia, and Mise Nounle
sblun, daughter Of Mary and Jerry Shinp,
Of this city.
The attendants we're Miss May
Bridges. the groom's sister, aud Mr..
Harry Manning, Of st. Louis.
After the reception at the home Of the
bride, the bridal party left on the
6:ll train that evening for their future
home in St. Louis.
Visiting relatives from distance were
Mrs. Clark Dumaw and son and Mrs,
liEzie Sheldon, Of 81. Louis.
The IHTELLIaENcER joins their many
friends here In wishing the couple .
prosperous and happy future.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27
Ready-to-Wear
Dress Skirts.

In this department we are showing the very
latest things that are shown in the largest
cities.
Ladies black biocaded dress skirts, CSC.
Ladies' finer black brccaded dress skirts,
excellent values at Sl.4s and $l0s.
ladies all wool storm serge skirts at So rs
and $3 % are excellent values.
Ladies oil wool black cheviot skirts at $S.9s
are regular $5 90 values.
Fine quality all wool Venetian skirts in
blacks and colors, ribbon trimmed at si9S
worth $3.50. FhF
Our $S9S rainy day leader in both brown
and oxford mixed Is one of the best values we
ever offered. Compare it with what our
neighbors ask s. 90 for
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27

Died, AT Curryvllle, Mo-, Monday, 0eto-
Der %, at 1880 a. N. Mr.. Jacob Williams.
Mr.. Williams was the father OF Rev. 2.
NJ. Williams, Of Central Female O. IieRe,
and was about 50 years old. A isw days
ago Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Williams were
called TO Curryvills on account OF the
critical condition OF Mr.. Williams
father, and they were with him at the
time Of his death. The aympathy Of our
community is extended TO Mr.. aud Mrs.
Williams 10 this their hour OF sorrow.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27
W. Q.
McCAUSLAND

Remember sydnor's Hog Sale November
LIST at higginsvile. 10 Ga
Miss Kate Gordon came down from
Kansas City Tuesday night.
Miss Sophia Tunstali went to Kansas
City to visit friends for few days.
Mrs. Lucille Robinson left Tuorday
evening for a few days visit 10 Kansas
City.
Miss Onlska Mae Spurlock left Tues.
day evening for q weeks visit at Inde-
pendenoe.
Judge James q. Russell went 10 Kansas
City Thursday TO spend a couple Of
days and will take In the cattle and horse
shows.
Miss Maggie Dickey, Of Kansas City.
who has been visiting Mrs. John Bush
for the past six weeks, retained home
Thursday.
Mrs. Margaret McClelland, who has
been visiting In 81. Louis for several
months, returned 10 Lexington Thursday
evening.
MIR. l.. W. Brelsford is candidate fol
councilman from the fourth ward TO fil
tht unexpired term OF Mr.. Fraak Nc.
Curdy, resigned.
DR.. Norfieet, who has been here for 3
few days visiting his wife and children al
Central Female college, returned TO Kan
sas City yesterday.
The Uoited States steamer Columbii
passed up the river at about o'clocl
Tuesday afternoon with Geo. Simpson
as pilot and master.
Rev. q. p. Ryland, after a few days
visit with the family OF his father, Judg'
John e. Ryland, returned tuesday even
Ing to Kansas City.
The Lexington Triumph Press Bricl
company is shipping more brick u
sedalia where the people know goo
brick and want them,
Mrs. DE-. Russell, Mrs. Sallie Russell an
Master Golson Russell went to Kansa
Ci'y inursuay 70 speuu ''uP''
Gays win relatives 'nefe'
Mrs. II. Pease left Friday morning Tor
short trip to Kansas CITY. She was &C
compsnied by Mrs. Walter Pease, who
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WAnteo- 0. business Ao'''
salary soo per moo'n ana expenses y
canVass'ng' use age snu ,e'en0'
au'esS' Daya.u dug '"ao'e'"'e Deps''
Nj. ,srra Edw.,as vho ba. 70
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% 49," va 49,. 49, 80. unola MI {
no'.a, a"u ,, wsa.s.a.v 10, ~
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Mrs. Tom Campbell and Miss Calth
Campbell, her daughter, left Thurs
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27

The following marriage licenses were
issued Wednesday;
Sam p. Poole, Mayview; Miss Lilly
E. Horn, Lexington.
@. Bridges, 81. Louis; Miss Monte
Bhinn, Lexington.
b. +. Hill, Norborne; Miss Ann E,
Arnold, Higginsyille.
J. o. Neal, HiggiusvilIe; Miss May
Thompson, Lone Jack.
Mr.. b. +. Hill and Miss Ann %. Arnold
were married yesterday evening at the
parsonage OF the methodist church, Rev.
]. c. Given officiating.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27

ted Talcum Powder, retails everywhere at 25c.
Our price as long as we have any left will
be l5c,
8 dozen ladies' gilt belts, the 4sc quality,
they go at 25c.
Fine quality white feather stitched braid in
nice patterns, usually retais for l5c; choice
for 10c.
gross white celuloid dressing combs worth
SOC dozen wholesale, aud always retailed for
lOc. We put them out at sc.
2 gross box hair pins nicely put up and
the regular &c retailer. We bought them so
we can sell this lot at &c box.
2 gross Utopian box hair pins nicely put up
with different ass0rtments OF hair pins and
3 of black and white pins; an article that has
always retailed fOrlOc. This lot was bought
80 we can sell them at sc.
Infants soft white brushes, the 2Oc kind go
for l0c.
Painted handle tooth brushes, the lOc kind
for SC.
200 boxes writing paper In assorted kinds
worth up to 2Oc, your choice for lOc.
2 gross fine sterling novelties, finely made
with different colored handles and some with
solid sterling handles, including tooth brushes,
infants brushes and combs, letter openers,
paper knives, blotters, tea bells, letter seals,
erasers, curling irons and nail lilies all 90 In
the lot at choice for 25c.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27
MARRIAGES.

Married, Thursday, October 25, BY
Judge 7. ]. Duling. at bis Office, Air. W.
W. Brown, OF Bowdry, Carroll county,
NO, and Miss sibby johnson, Of Lex
ington.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27
Rug Bargains.

Small size moquette rugs best quality, 9Sc.
Large moquette rugs In all the new choice
patterns, e co.,
Carpet samples in II yard lengths for rugs.
We have lot Of them to dispose Of
Brussels remnants, 69c for II yd lengths
MoQuettes aud velvet remnants, CSC for II
yard lengths.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27
Overshoes and Rubbers.

DO not wait until It SHOWS and freezes be-
fore buying, but come in now aud prepare fE
the bad weather which will come later.
We have just got In 90 cases OF new fresh
rubbers and overshoes, no old stock or job lots
but new fresh goods
Mems heavy buckle critics, sl.0O pair.
Women's buckle artics, 75c and CSC.
Women's high cut storm rubbers. 85c.
Mems rubbers, self acting heel, SOC.
Women's high cut, black fleece lined jersey
cloth Alaskas, best grade, at 75c
Mems all rubber artics, Americans the
best quality made, at 81 so pair
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27
LOCAL sHoRT-sToPs.


Several good farms for rent. apply pEO;, to
/ ]. q. Plattent=-:
Dr. ]. c. crist returned Frid morning
from Chicago.
Cb,t,el mortgages for sale at this Once
Z cents each.
Raw. r. 8, Hunter returned Wednesday
.,so,nO from visit 10 Saline county.
M.,,r. l.. Rostagno and James DOzIer
l,n Friday morning for Kansas City on
business.
Mr E, B. Campbell left Thursday
,y.uiug for few days visit with Mrs. NJ
10, Tompkins.
Mr. Percy silver and wife went TO Kan
.u Guy yesterday TO attend the horse
,AOw aud visit friends.
PoR sALE-4s head Of Native yearling
,tsers weighing about 700.
GRo. NJ. VAUGHAN.
Mrs, Gus. Weber rsturned Thursday
q -, =, .ho,, thrae weeks with
. SI :, ,,oa.s. gaa.
!, ~ an ~. =, p,,a.v morping
Al', n' - y" - ~ ,,,.nds Al Leayen .
sorlb, Kas., and Argentine, Kas.
Miss Elizabeth Groves left Friday mora
- W 49, 49, ,ha ho,ss show.
"'' nm,
MT Vaas' Nei'on' sspe','e 4. :,
p'II" ~, ".,...s 49, ~ - .rand snnasv with
".U,
,,,..
mrs Jonn nu'uen suu u~u xn. Gu
W.. ~ ~. M na.,a ana s,,ana tbs
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lAe transfer company sesp' :,
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o-u '' o'A ,o.97.t,
a marriage license was issusa i.' =
D'..",s s =" "a ,,.. rsn,h,. q shockley
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Leave call ~ LeA'ns'os -,
Dan n, our suploveees to @, l.. Ken ney
pboue No IS.
v. u.., v.u.o. and Mspsf,elt
.c,.,,..a .a,.'...s rr,a.v mo,p,np from
tausas City, where they have been oil
egal business.
Mr.. T. B. Predeudali and daughter
rsry, from San Diego, CAL, arrive,
thursday oieht and are stopping will
VS.. Wilson.
Mrs, r. 8. Dinwiddie, tnee Miss Saili
ohu) Of waverly, returned home Frida'
noruing after q visit OF ten days with tn
lmily Of MIR. B. T. John.
Church OF Christ Scientist, Sunda
lryioes as follows: 1880 a. M, sunda
ebool II 40 a M. at Knights OF Pythia
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27
OrOckery.

We have lately received another shipment
Of the Sebring Pottery Co. s plain white semi
porcelain, in the new shapes.
Cups and saucers, soc set.
5inch plates, SOC set,
6-inch plates, 3sc set.
Finch plates, 4Oc.
7-inch bakers or open vegetable dish, l5c
s-lnch bakers or open vegetable dish, 2sc
Wash bowl and pitcher, meuium size, 69c.
Large size new shape bowl and pitcher, SOC.
New shape cream pitcher, lOc.
Patters or meat dishes from lOc up to isc
for the largest turkey size.
We have just received several sets of line
toilet wear In new patterns and shape. Finely
decorated. not the cheap granite or porcelain
but the French China Go. & incest goods at
si.76 for 10 piece set, and S750 for IL piece set.
2 crates Henry Alcock Il 20. 3 fine decorated
English dinner ware in entirely new designs.
The handsomest line of dinner ware we have
ever had. The price per 100 piece set Is SIS "
but we carry II in open stock and you eau buy
as few or as many pieces as you wish,
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27
PET TTIC0ATS

We are showing very attractive line Of
Mercerized Satteen Petticoats in black, blue,
purple and wine at $Ioo, $I.2s, ST. so.
$I7s, $2oo. $z.2s and $3.50. Knitted
Skirts for ladies, very handsome and warm
at 7sc, 81 90 and $I.2s. s......
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27
LADIES AND MISSES
JAC K E T S

Misses and Children's at $I,5o, $a,25,
S.. 90, 81 .oS, So so. $s. os and up. Ladies
at $500, Sc. 90, $625, $6.5o, $S. 50, So. so
and $1,000 Ladies Plush Capes. $3.50,
S42s, $S.7s and $1,000 Our stock in all
departments is overhowing with bargains.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27
Mems
Furnishings.

n
Wilson Bros. line neck \GS$NBlUIp
wear in the new fall silks at kGlSAEI
45c %RTGA
Full line Eagle i-ply col hCZVS
lars for men and boys, in if
all the nsw shapes at Ice. IAAX|
Mems line percale shirts ..AJfA
in nice range OF patterns, TIG
short bosoms, open front
and back, at 95c.
We are showing big line Of mems percale
shirts, open back, short bosom with one pair
of cuffs, or In soft shirts with two detached
collars, at SOC; they come in very similar pat
terus to the 81 .25 and 81. 80 shirts.
Mems outing cloth night shirts, made of ex-
cellent quality outing and good large sizes,
only SOC.
Mems half hose in black, tan or blue, with
mercerized heels and toes, at l5c, 2 pair for 25.
Mems aundried white shirts, at 5Oc 75c and
SlOO.
We show the best unlaundried shirts for 4Sc
ever put over retail counter in Lexington.
You needn't take our word for 1t but come in
and see.
Mems fuled shrunk mitts, DC.
Fine quality black wool jersey cloth gloves,
the 3sc kind, for 25c
Extra values in Mems lined and unlined
gloves and mittens, at 25c and 4Sc.
Mems Duck coats, from SlOO up.
Jack Rabbit brand corduroy pants, 81 90
pair.
Mems medium weight Rockford sox, an ex-
ira good value, at SC.
..s;a..s.s. Mems heavy weight
AAEMC ~ Rockford sox, &c, or 8
VIIlNONSE pair for 25c
ASZT our assortment Of
N,<S$E4 4 Mems fine fancy and
~ MIM staple color sox is not
GOV MI eQualled 10 town. The
4 WN # prices rSnge from lOc tc
va 500.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27
BIRTHs


Born, at Harrisouville, Mo-, Friday,
October 10. to the wife of VI. WlIlelt,
(nee Carrie RSland) girl.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27

pleases all the family. Four flavors lemon,
orange raspberry and strawberry. your
groceS 10 cents. Try II today 0
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27
1t Pays to Pay Cash

in be but there is bund to be
that leads all the Ask
largest Finest and Best
treatment and honorable methods o stpaue
a sqEre cal all aonnd
Of us all dnesco
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27
Twill sell on
tuesday, Oct. goth. 1000,

head Poland Hogs, including 10
|earling Gilts and so Spring Pigs,
llred by RS Perfection 24433. Chief
Ierfection 2nd 42529 and Model Chief
PeS7, great size and finish you will
Ere find in this Offering.
TERMS AN sums Of ten dollars and
'ader cash; over that amount, a credit
twelve months without interest If
'ald at maturity. Sale under cover,
pinch at noon.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27
what Shall We Haye for DesertS

This question arises In the family every
dav Let us answer It today. Try JellO, a
delicious desert. Prepared In two minutes
No balins add hot water and set to cool
Tlayor.. Lemon, orange, raspberry and straw
harry, At your grocers. 10 cents,
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27
Mems Shoes.

Our sales in this de-
partment have a bOu t
doubled in the last year
which shows that hon
est goods and low prices
are appreciated,
The new styles of the
celebrated SNOW shoes
are now in and we are
selling the regular shoe
store 800 grade for g so
and their $3.50 quality
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27
Notions.

While in st. Louis week
before last we found q
large notion house that
was badly overstocked in
some lines and was willing
to unload at a sacrifice for
cash. We picked up a few
good things"
2 gross Tetlows | pound
box highly perfumed Bora
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27
Window Shades.

0-ioot felt shades, l0c.
6-foot Opaque shades, complete with Rx-
lures, 25c
7.foot Opaque shades with fringe at lse.
Floor oil cloth, 25c per square yard.
"A oil cloth binding, 90.
"a oil cloth binding, l4c.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-27

We never ask for business on the plea Of
old friendships or society favors, but II you
are looking out for your pocket book we feel
certain Of getting your business in this as
well as in the other departments.
In this store It lisa straightforward business
proposition. II you can do as well or better
here we want YOU to buy from US. If you eau
heat our prices or styles do not patronize US.
For next week we 0fter
Childs' Mexican shape felt hats, the kind
the exclusive stores ask sl.OO for. at 49c'
Ladies' Lady Smith felt street hats, regular
75c values, for 49c.
Bar Harbor and Cape May shapes, regular
81. .25 values, for 9Sc.
Ladies' scratch felt street hats 10 Bar Har-
Dor or Cape May shapes. In black, Drown'
navy pearl or castor shade have been retail
ing for 81 25, next week we put them on sale
at CSC.