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New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
FIRMS IN PLOUGH COHBTNATION
TO BE CAPITALIZED AT s7sOcoOOo-woRKs TO BIZ
ENLARGED.

ENLARGED.
Chicago June Ii-Among the firms in the plough
combina tion. which practically completed
a meeting OF manufacturers in this city last night
said 10 be the following: 3. F. Avery & Sons
Louisville KY; David Bradley Company. Chicago:
Deere e. Co, Moline. Ill; Deere & Mansur. Moline
ILL.,; Moline Plough Company. Moline. H.. Union
MalleabIe Iron Company, Moline. Ill; Bucher &
Gibbs Plough Company Canton. Ohio: Bettendorf
Metal Wheel Company, Davenport. Iowa; Fuller q
Johnson Manufacturing Company. Madison Wis.
Grand Detour Plough Company. Dixon. ILL.,; King
man Plough Company. Peoria. ILL.,: Morrison Man
ufacturing Company. Fort Madison. Iowa: Pekin
Plough Company. Peru. Ill: Plough and Wheel
Company. Springfield. ILL.,. Sattley Manufacturing
Company, Springfield Ill; Syracuse Chilled Plough
Company, Syracuse. " Y. and South Bend Chilled
Plough Company. South Bend. Ind. The company
has not been incorporated. but will be within a
month The capitalization probably will be about
SO o0oo. divided into common and preferred stock
the proportion likely being SIS OOcoo preferred and
100000 common Among the points at issue on
which it is said that the parties already have come
10 an agreement is that the corporation shall have
no bonded Indebtedness and that cash to the
extent OF 50 per cent of the plants shall be fur
nshed by underwriting syndicate. This the
sellers take If they desire the balance OF their
bonus of so per cent of their preferred holdings in
common stock Chicago will be the headquarters
Of the company.
In speaking of the combination one OF the MEM
bers said: There will be rise in prices but il
anything, reduction. Through cooperation the
expenses OF manufacturing ploughs will be greatly
Germs will be operated. and plans will be made to
enlarge several of the plants
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
A SELzrRE sHROrDED IN MrsrERr

When the North German Lloyd steamship
Grosser Kurfdrst reached her dock in Hoboken
yesterday morning several customs inspectors at
tired in civilian clothes boarded her and mingled
with the passengers. Inspector Donohue made A
seizure about which he declined 10 talk He kent
IL in his pocket and would show it to any one
until he had delivered IL the collectors office
here. Even the customs officers were not allowed
TO know what IL was. but as soon as ID was made
the vigilance of the in civilian clothes relaxed
vance informa ton. - -
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
TAMMANY cOyFEREES 10 MEET

committees representing Tammany Hall. the
"houshoy-st' machine and the organizations in
queens ana Richmond will get together tonight
at the Democratic Club 10 talk over preliminarv
plans FOR the coming campaign The principal thing
10 be considered is the basis OF representation In
the Democratic City Convention James j. Martin
IN the chairman OF the Tammany conference COM
mi'tee Senator McCarren will be the spokesman n
or the Brooklyn delegation Little besides The
necessary routine work will be taken up. for the
reason that Mr.. Croker is out of town and all the
important matters will be held in sbeyance until
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
SEALED VERDICT Nv GARRISON SrIT.

Justice Leventritt in the Supreme Court yesterday
afternoon ordered the jury bring in sealed ver-
dict this morning in the suit of Mrs Annie A Gar
rison against the United States Trust Company
Leicester Holme and Mrs. Grace Nixon. her daugh-
ter and Mr. Nixon. to have set aside a trust deed
executed in 1885 for the beneft OF Mrs Nixon Jus-
llce LeVentritt told the jury that there were only
TWO questions 10 be considered. The first was
Nhether Holme had induced Mrs. Garrison to exc
cute the trust deed by false Representations and
me second was IL the money for the trust-s20 600
reeseI OF the fraud. -
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
MORE FIRES. BrT LESS ToSs

John J. scannen. Commissioner OF the Fire De-
psrtment in his annual report says:
am happy TO state that the end Of the third
year or my administration Fire Commissioner
has disclosed the fact that while the nDn1her ~
nres within the former city OF New-York over that
oI the previous year has slightly increased and
~hile the same condition is reported from the bor-
oNshs or Brooklyn ana Queens, the amount OF fire
loss as estimated by the FIRE marshals has de.
creased nearly 100000 Al the boroughs OF Man.
hstisn snd The Bronx, and considerably more than
lnht amount IN the boroughs of BROOKLYN anS
queens as compared with the previous year
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
WomAy HAD BEEN ADJUDGED INSANE
SHE NOW ASKS To BE RELEASED FROM THE
FALKIRK sANAToRIUM.

Mrs Anna l.. Larner. a woman of evident refine
ment who for two years has been confined in the
FaIkirk Sanatorium, AT Central Valley. Orange
County. y. Y. was present before Justice Gaynor
in the Brooklyn Supreme Court yesterday, when
William c Beecher her lawyer. made motion for
her release. Mr.. Beecher said that she had been
adjudged insane by a sheriffs jury account Of
the excessive use Of liquor. but that the woman is
sane and her friends considered that she
could again return TO her place I'm society. She is
said 10 have estate Of about sSoocno.
Counsel representing the committee on Mrs.
Larner's person opposed the motion. Justice Gay
nor said the case should he sent 10 n referee but
Mr. Beecher objected on account OF the time il
would take Finally Justice Gaynor consented 70
conduct inquiry into the woman's sanity next
Monday morning. Or. Ferguson. proprietor Of the
Falkirk SanatOrium. chosen by Justice Gaynor
Of the examining physicians. Meanwhile,
Mrs. Laren is in the custody Of Mr.. BeecLer.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
NOW SAID TO BE TIE P. R. R. COMPANY
REPORTED PURCHASER OF PENNSYLVANIA
STEEL COMPANY - RUMORED PLAN
FOR A SHTPYARD

The statement was made yesterday with some de-
gree Of positiveness that the purchaser recently Of
the Pennsylvania Steel Company was the Pennsyl-
Vsnia Railroad Company, and that the Reading
would he admitted 10 a minority interest in the
properly. The Pennsylvania's intention was II was
added 10 establish shipyard at Sparrows Point
No, where the Pennsylvania Steel COnpanys plant
Is, constructing this yard which II would
u conjunction with the international Navigation
company, operate a Atlantic line.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
STRAY CARRIER PIGEON.

John ]. Mitchell. Of Troy Hills. y. j.. has a
carrier pigeon which strayed 10 his home on
Thursday. on the right leg of the bird is an
aluminium band marked &c q 5N'' on the left
leg Is brass band marked with the letter %
Mr. Mitchell writes The Tribune: IF let the
bird go I fear may harm Il, and would
like to know what TO do with it
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
SYNOD BALLOTS FOR A PROFESSOR

New Brunswick. June II (SpeciaD.-The General
Synod of the Reformed Church in America spent
nearly It's entire session to-day In balloting for
professor OF ecclesiastical history and government
for the New Brunswick Theological Seminary %
succeed Or. Samuel Woodbridge, resigned The bal
lotIng proved indetermnate, and the election will
continue tomorrow. The leading candidates are the
Rev. w. H 5 Demarest. OF Catskiu. y. Y: the
Rev. II. II. Steffns, president of Hope College
Michigan. and the Rev. L. G. Read. OF SOmerville
N j.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
DENIES THAT JONES rs DYING

Assistant District Attorney Garvan last night
denied that Charles F. Jones. the valet of VILLA m
Marsh Rice. death has been pub-
hshed. He says that there really has been no
change in Joness condition. and that he is prac-
tcally the same as when he was placed in No 200
West Forty-fourth-st. In fact said Mr. Garyan
Jones rested easier to-day than he has done for
some day"
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
CABLE COMPANY FOR NEW-JERsET.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE Is TO Re IN JERSEY CITY
CAPITAL. $4,000

The Postal Telegraph-Cable Company of New
Jersey is the title given in articles of Incorporation
filed with the County Clerk of Hudson County yes
terday. The company is 10 operate lines exclu-
sively in NewJersey and It's capital stock is put at
$4,000. divided into five hundred shares of 800
each. The corporators William III. Baker.
Charles p. Bruch and Theodore L. Cuyler- The
principal Office Of the company is to he the main
office Of the Postal TeIegra Gable Company, No.
90 MOntgomery-St. Jersey City.
W. n. Baker, one OF the COrporatOrs. Is the vice
president and general manager Of the Postal Tele-
graph-Cable Company The manager Of the Jer-
sey City office could not explain why the company
had organized service especially for New-Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
VERDICT AGAINST B. R. T. RAIDER.
HE Is TAKEN FROM PRISON TO TESTIFY IN SUIT
AGAINST HIM.

F. Arden Noblett, who is serving sentence in
Sing Sing in connection with the raid on the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, was taken from
prison yesterday 10 appear as a witness before
Justice Freedman and a jury in the Supreme
Court In an action brought against him by Jacob
J. Holloway 10 recover 500 which he declared had
been converted by Noblett 10 his The
plaintiff asserted that he gave the money 10 get
certain bonds certified. 10 he paid the State
Trust Company, and that the bonds were never
certified by Nobett Noblett averred that ne had
the bonds certified. Justice Freedman directed a
verdict for the amount claimed, with costs
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
RAIN PROMISED FOR TO-DAy

The week OF pleasant weather is TO be closed with
rain to-day. according the officials Of the
weather Bureau IL has been a week of rare
weather, neither too warm nor too cool Local
rains are promised for TO-DAY. ai
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
PROPERTY OWNERS AND STREET SIGNS
ALDERMEN TO ASK CORPORATION COUNSEL IF
THEY CAN COMPEL LANDHoLDERs TO
PUT Up GUIDES

The Board OF Aldermen at It's meetng HesteiuaS
decided 10 ask the Corporation Counsel II the
hoard has the power 10 compel the owners or
street corners or houses the corners OF streets
10 put up signs giving the street name ana mouse
number.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12

By unanimous vote the Board OF Aldermen yes
+erday authorized Emil Neufeld 10 present 70 En-
,eror Francis Joseph OF Austria the resolutions OF
sympathy adopted by the board and approved by
the Mayor al the time of the assassination OF the
Frnpress Elizabeth. in 1895 Alderman Neufeld is
going TO take a holiday trip 10 Austria, and the
presentation is 10 be made without expense TO the
city OF New York
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
10 SEND CONDOLENCES ABROAD cHEAPLF

ALDERMAN NEUFELD WILL PRESENT REsoIU
TIoNs OF SYMPATHY FOR DEATH OF
THE ENTREES ELIZABETH.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
CITY IS NOT RESPONSIBLE {
No Damages for sickness Caused
Partly from the Lack of
Drainage.


The city Is not in the sick insurance bus
mess.
Such is the substance OF ruling made
yesterday by Judge Slabaugh in the case
of John NJ. Persons against the city. Mr..
Persons brought suit to collect $1,000 dam
ages from the city because he and his fam
lily had contracted typhoid fever from the
damp condition Of the cellar OF their house.
He thought the city ought to be held re-
sponsibe for the insanitary condition OF
his premises because 1t had not provided
proper and adequate sewerage facilities
He also sued for 5000 damages because
water flowed into his cellar and damaged
household goods stored there. The case
came up today on motion OF the city at
torney to strike from the petition the
claim for damages on account of sickness
and the court sustained the motion.
THE sickness cannot be traced directly
to the damp condition OF the cellar" said
Judge Slabaugh. There are intervening
causes for which the city is not responsi-
Bile. IL the city could be made to pay foi
every case of sickness due partially to in
sanitary condition OF premises It would
soon be bankrupt"
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
History of ebrask q. q.

The History OF Nebraska" now in course
OF preparation by Hon. J. Sterling Morton,
DR.. George l.. Miller and others. is rapidly
nearing completion. The work is being
pushed forward as fast as Is consistent
with that accuracy thoroughness and higi
character which the editors insist must be
maintained. The liberal patronage accorded
has enabled the promoters to enlarge the
scope of the work and to more eaborately
Illustrate the volumes than was originally
Intended. SO that when completed this his.
tory will not only be a valuable com,
pendulum Of useful information, but a trl-
umph OF artistic skill as well.
Those who have been invited to furnish
biographical data and have not yet done so
should attend to the matter at once, so that
mono may be omitted who should have n
place in a work OF this character. Not all
Of the counties have yet furnished the
necessary data regarding their economic in
terests. Citizens should see that this mat
ter IL attended to at once.
The popular interest in this undertaking
IS indicated by the large sale of the work
outside OF the state and by the number OF
mail orders being daily received. Nc pro-
vision has been nor will be made for the
publication of extra copies OF this history,
so that those desiring IA set OF the books
should place their orders at once before the
work goes TO press.
JACOB NORTH & CO, Publishers.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
oM,HA's NEW FACTORY.
Gas MnntIcs Manufactures m, ~,

Gas Mnntics Manufactured Mt Home.
The Omaha Mantle Manufacturing com
pany. located at 1919 Douglas street. is a
recent addition to the list OF home indus
tries. Manager Kelly was seen yesterday
by Bee representative and talked concern
ing the futurity of the plant. MIR. Kelly
said: while the factory is now in opera Il
tion IL will not be running in its full capa =
city until fall, at which time the busy sea -
son begins lie also said that he had con-
suited a number of wholesalers and job
bers and had met with encouragement. 1t
is the company's intention to make the ca T.
pacity OF the factory sufficient to meet the
demand and 1T hopes to be able TO secure
Omaha's entire wholesale and jobbing trade
In speaking of the methods of manufac-
turing mantles Mr.. Kelly asserts that the
Omaha factory is strictly up-to-date and he
entertains no fear on the score OF com
petition.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
w. n. BENNETT co.
R,ru,,,. for wo,a,y.

our store is full OF bargains at all times
Monday we will give you some double bar
gains
DRUG DEPT.
BENEFITS Anti-Chap, regular price, 15c
Monday Sc bottle.
Graham Bros popular lana and glycer
inc soap, three cakes in box, regular price
21c Monday 15c.
Graham Bros Red Glover and butter
milk soap, the kind others sell for l5c pei
box our price &c per box.
These goods are all of the best quality
No secondhand or stale goods here.
THESE ARE SNAPS
and the quality is strictly first class:
Pears. per pound. &c.
Nectarines. per pound, Sc
W. r. BENNETT co.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10

Owing to the increased demand for
omaha and farm land properties, the real
estate men have decided to make Wednes-
day special bargain day as we'll as Sunday
and advertise their lists OF bargains ex-
tensively also on Wednesdays. Anyone
seeking a good investment either in home
or property for speculation will profit by
perusng the real estate columns of The
Bee hereafter on Wednesdays
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
GarI nf Hh0nka.

Mr.. and Mrs. Seth ". Grover wish to ex-
press their sincere appreciation Of the many
kindnesses shown them during the recent
fitness and death OF their little daughter
and also wish to extend their heartfelt
thanks to their ncighbors and friends and
members of Gate City tent No. so, and
Uniform Rank Of the Knights OF the Mac
cabees for the beautiful floral tributes OF
sympathy with them in the loss Of their
baby
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
EpwOrth Leaguers.

Send me your name and address and I
will mail you, about March 20. a beauti-
fully illustrated folder giving Information
about the special rates and train service to
California via the Burlington Route at the
time OF the Epworth meeting at San Fran
cisco In July. J. Francis General Passen-
ger Agent, Burlington Route, Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10

The directors of the Vera Cruz Cofee
company held an enthusiastic meeting at
their Office yesterday afternoon. The com
pany is paying 20 per cent dividends, but
late reports from its plantation in Mexico
show that It could pay 20 per cent If 1t so
desired. The officers are very much pleased
at the company's bright prospects and es'
pecially at the rapid way its stock shares
are selling.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10

Surveys, buggies, stanhopes. carriages,
slightly damaged by smoke. Must be sold
Mt retail this month. Prices less than man
ufacturers cost. Stylish rubber-tired Jobs.
Take Harney street car to east end.
LININGER G. METCALF co.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10

Hamilton Warren, NJ. D..eclectic and
magnetic physician. ONCE at the Central
hotel. cor. N. 18th and Dodge streets, till .
suitable location can be found, Special at
tention to all long standing or lingering dis
eases and to diseases of women and children
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
PROSECUTION IN A MAZE
Criminal Case IN Which County Attorney ,
Office is Lost
JUDGE REFUSES TO RELEASE PRISONER
Frank Mitchell, Accused of Threaten
ing 10 kiII Mary Bell, waiting
In the County Jail for
Prosecution.

Frank Mitchell, a big colored man, has
been locked up in the county Jail for nearly
three months and his name appears on the
docket OF the criminal court. Yet the
county attorneys force knows nothing OF
the case against him. Yesterday Deputy
County Attorney Thomas. in asking Judge
Baker to nolle number OF old cases In
which the states witnesses have disap-
peared. included the case OF Mitchell.
whats the charge against him?" In.
qured the court.
81 don't know anything about the case"
answered Mr.. Thomas. THE man has been
in Jail since last November under peace
warrant, and It seems to me that he ought
TO be let out"
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
CURSE
DRINK
CURED BY
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY
Can be given IN Glnss Of Water. Tea o,

Can be given I'm Glass Of Water, Tea ot
Coffee without Patients knowledge.
White Ribbon Remedy will cure or de-
stfoy the diseased appetite for alcohohs
stmulants, whether the patient is a con-
OF frunkard
impossible for any one to have an ap-
peute for alcoholic liquors atter dsng
package free hy writing Mrs L. G Moore.
Prest W. G. T. u. Ventura California
10th and Chicago streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
Court want. 10 Know.

why" curtly asked the court.
because no one has appeared to prose-
cute him. The county attorneys Office has
not been given the facts in the case and
We can't prosecute the man without a
complaining Witness" explained the at
torney
But" said the judge. tits the duty OF
the county attorney to look into a case OF
this kind to ascertain who the complain
ing witness is and to find out whether or
not the prisoner should be prosecuted. I
cant let the man out Of jail simply be-
cause the county attorney doesn't know
anything about his case II let him out
he might go to work and kill somebody"
Investigation reveals the fact that Mitch
ell was arrested on December rs on the
complaint Of Mary Bell that he had threat
ened to kill her. He was given a prelim-
mary examination before Justice Prichard
on December 27 and held to the district
court.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
EVERY TUESDAY

In February. March ana April the
UNION PACIFIC
will sell tickets at the following
GREATLY REDUCED RATES
From Omaha 10 San Francisco. Los
Angeles and San Diego ............s25.oo 90
Ogden, Salt Lake, Butte. Helena.... $500
Portland Spokane, Tacoma. Seattle. $500
New city ticket office. 1924 Farnam street
Tel. 316.
Union station, 10th and Marcy. Tel e2s
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10

Wanted. n trained nurse to take cnsrge 81
a sanitarium; must have experience, q good
education and good business ability. Ad-
dress J So care Bee ofrce.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
ENDORSEsTnE ARMY CANTEEN
General Otis Says Soldiers Money
Now Goes TO Private Gin
Mills.

CHICAGO. March 9.-Army officers at the
headquarters Of the Department OF the
Lakes express the opinion that last night $
rioting at Highwood. near Fort Sheridan.
during which n number OF soldiers we're in
jured, was due entirely to the abolition OF
the army canteen. General Otis. in COM
mand Of the department. said today:
II was strongly opposed to the army
canteen when first proposed, but from in
vestigation ! find 1t worked so much bet
ter than l expected that was compelled
to endorse II. Under that system the
profits went to buy delicacies OF the men S
tables. Now men spend more and the
profits go 10 the owners OF private gin
mills"
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10

Dance programs and wedding stationery.
A. l. Root, printer 4l4-416 South 18th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10

The big sensation-the S25 and s35 Cres-
cent biclcles. See them at 1922 Capitol Ave
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10

For policies that are sight drafts al
maturity apply to H.. D. Necly. manager
Equitable Life 206 and POS Bee building
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10

II. X Burket. the undertaken, has removed
TO 4l2 ~ 10th St, opposite jefferson square.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10

See the new chainless, with cushion frame
and coaster hub, the latest out. Omaha Bi'
cycle Co.. 10th and Chicago SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10

Wanted, work for Men aud women.
Parties requiring help for house cleaning
and other work can be supplied on applca-
tion to NJ H. Beeler. Agent Associated
Charities. 1910 st. Marys Ave. Telephone
1886
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
\ Oung Mems Suits With
Long Trousers

We prepared an immense assortment OF
the clothes-more than any three stores in
the city-newest styles, perfect fitting
suits, for 1915 to $1,000.
IL new lines of $500 and $3.50 young
mems suits go on sale Monday.
Extra special sale OF boys perfect fitting
odd long trousers, size waists 26 to 81, for
95c, $3.50 and s2,50-regular $500 to $3.50
values.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
DIED.

Seeds that grow come from the Nebraska
Seed company, 1513-15 Howard ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10

The choicest and oldest whiskies and
famous Atlas beer Is for sale only at
Schlltz hotel.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10

Twin-City Dye Works. new location, 81
S. 18th, between Farnam and Harpey.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
NET, PLEASE STOP

MEL, fLERSE SIuf
Saturday morning Met" was at our store
before $ o'clock waiting for us-with n
new scheme for more advertising. lie
never talked so earnestly in his life-Met
has a hypnotic influence over us that he can
make us say yes" when we mean no
and so we signed again-now Met we've
treated you royalty. and we hope you'll let
up on us-wont you please.
Cramcr's Kidney cure .......... zoe
BromO Quiniuc .......... ..... I1c
Dufy's Malt whiskcy .......... S5c
Lotus Cream .........s '..'..'. Ibc
painc's celery Compound ...... zoe
Wine of tnrdui ................ s5c
Picrcc's Prescription .......... T5c
scOtt's Emulsion .............,"T5c
CoItsfoot Expcctornnt .......... 75c
=. =. =. .........,.... zoe
Waited NtIk ......... 'iOc. sOC, 5.lb
PinLbam's Compound .......... zoe
SchhEFER CUT rRiGE rs,Idu,s,
=. W. Cor. 10th and Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10

Carl E. Herring. removed TO 7o7 N. Y. I
Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10

$500 hats Frederick. 100 So. 18th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
Russian B1Ouses-
Beautiful, So. rs to 5000
VeSteeS-The Newest,
$1.45 to $3.50

The popular Sailor suits, all the newest
kinks, loop front, resersible shield, new
est colorings, newest fabrics, s2.75 to $500
Boys double breasted suits-knee trous-
ers 100 styles to select from-for 95c to
$500.
See our dark blue spring serge-ali wool,
color fast, double breasted suits, 3-plece
and vestee suits-same goods, $3.50 to s3.75,
button cutaway, sack style. with knee
trousers and belt, for young men to 16
years, at $3.50 to $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
Cheese Specials
Grocery Specials

Glib. cans corn &c.
2-lb, cans lima beans 7iac.
Bib, can tomatoes 7lac.
3-lb. can string beans lOc.
BIB, can choice table peaches 12hc.
3-lb. Apple butter 10c,
BIB. can California pears 7isc.
Large bottle fancy table catsup 12ilc.
l cake sweet chocolate &c.
l cake baking chocolate 15c.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
FULLER DRUG g. PAINT co.,

1iO2 DOUGLAS STREET.
can't smut us up. open day and night.