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Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
Monday Grocery
Bargains

22-lbs. best granulated sugar 800
Good cracked rice. per pound ........ ..3hc.
California rolled oats, 4 pounds for 80. 15c
Whole wheat flour. per Id .......... 49,. Sc
Large cans mustard sardines 80. ......7he
lib. can cove oysters $1,000. ..-..,.Shc
Tall cans blood red salmon .......... .. Toe
Oval cans mackerel and tomato sauce 17he
BIB. cans baked beans ........ go. -. Sc
9 bottles assorted pickles ...... ...... Csc
8 bottles pure tomato catsup ...... =. Csc
Williams root beer, per bottle ........ Shc
Soda crackers, per ID ........ ......... 4Zc
Ginger snaps, xxx. ...... ...... .. 4%e
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
n kVDEAly Monday will be
eAAI U&hVS Table Linen
Remnant Day, the Greatest Of the
Season.

We viii put on sde 500 remnants. IN. O. ~ md 5 yard lengths a less than half
lr $50 for sc
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
and Coffees

For one day. lava and Mocha 80. .... csc
For one day, SOC Family Blend Java . A.. Csc
For one day, csc Rio coffee. .......... Toe
New crop tea siftings ...... ..........16Hc
coo sun dried or uncolored tea. only. .35c
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27

very best bargains ever offered in Omaha.
The iron beds which we offer at S1.T5, $3.50
and Ss.25 cannot be had elsewhere for
twice that figure.
We have about four hundred odd chairs
and rockers which we will close out this
week at about one half regular prices.
We have a large variety Of kitchen. ain
ing room and parlor furniture in this sale.
All at a very low price.
All goods are packed and delivered az
depot In Omaha free Of charge.
We have he largest and beat selection
q pictures IN Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
Grand Millinery Sale

The most popular felt outing hats are
shown in greatest variety at Hayden Bros.
These are absolutely the most chic and
stylish hats ever show by US. Call and
try them on. They are most becoming and
we are selling them at most astonlshingly
low prices.
All trimmed hats we are now closing
out at about one-fourth their value. or
about 25c on the dollar OF former price.
They must be disposed Of, no matter what
the loss. They include the very finest i'm
ported pattern hats as well as our own
special designs.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27

20 dozen women's linen dress skirts,
all over, with 15-inch f%ounce. for
only CSC.
200 women's dress and outing skirts IN
all the new styles and materials, clearing
sale price only $2.9S.
4 tables women's outing and dress skirts.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
Furniture Clearing Sale

This is the last week of our great
furniture clearing sale. Former great
reductions in prices are followed this
week by still lower prices. AZ our
floor space must be cleared for our
fall furniture which is now arriving.
SO far in our great furniture sale no
house IN Omaha has been able TO
equal our goods and prices. n the
prices we make for this week are
SO low that anyone who is In need
OF any kind Of furniture can save
at least One-haIf the purchase price
by attending this sale. ,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27

GREAT CUT IN SUMMER GOODS.
GASOLINE STOVES-We nave THE M
SURANCE, as safe as gas. Then we have
some DANGERS, Reliables, New Ideal, all
FIRST-CLASS, which we will sell at q
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE to close
them out. Don't want to send one back
to the warehouse. ALL MUST BE SOLD.
2-burner stove k0
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have about rs
refrigerators and ice boxes that must be
closed out; will make-a-specialiow price
this week; we have all sizes Sm
up ~
STEEL RANGEs-we carry the M. & D.,
the BUCK, the STEWARD, the STANDARD,
the HOME, all f1rst-class. We can sell you
a VERY HEAVY PLAIN HOME, worth
elsewhere an
$500, for ........- ........ -
This is a range that will weigh over 500
pounds and will wear a lifetime; has all
the latest improvements, but not much
nickel.
You NEED THEM ALL
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27

sAsia FOaIardA
S5c merceriEed cotton foulArds. all the
new shades, on sale IA
Monday at q yard.....-........-...UO
POULAND, SILKS.
We viii close out the remainder of our
foulard silks. worth from 50 to 90A
75e, Monday at, a yard...........GOO
bDc GOODS FOR o c
isc, 2bc, ssc and sec batistes. swisses.
muslins. fancy white oxfords. with lace
stripes and checks. French. Irish and
Scotch dimities, linen colored batistes.
all viii 90 Monday nM
at, a yard wv
zoe. II I-2c, 3 AND y AT &c.
They consist Of French Irish and Scotch
dimities, orsandies. se-ineh pereales.
Dublin duck and white long cloth. not q
yard ever sold for less than l0c, IA
on sale Monday at a yard............OO
zoe. n lac, ise AND . AT q LIS.
They consist Of all the above llnss-French
and Irish dimitiss. organdies. and thou
sands Of pieces taken from the regular
stock. They are eulled from the stock
as the poorer eolors, and in order to
close them out quick we will put them
on one counter AZ. 0lA
= yard .42O
HAMMoCKs.
WE ARE CLOSING OUT ALL OUR
HAMMoCKs, REGARDLESS OF COST.
CROQUET SETS.
Complete amateur set. 4 balls. SSe; 6 bale,
sec, and 3 balls, ssc. Professional sets.
balls. t1.4s; 6 balls. tlss. and 8 balls.
u.ss. tZT5 for the best professional set
made.
EXTRA SPECIALS.
The best The yard wide bleached muslin,
for all dAy Monday At IA
Q yaro ~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27

TO $I50, at ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Loo
Child's patent eolonials. worth up to
$1.36, at s.-t,:yr..................... 80
Misses patent strap sandals, worth
up to $780, Observation-Disclosures. 80
Child's patent strap sandals. worth
up to S1.25, at .75
Women's patent colonial sandals. worth
up to 1880. at $50
A full line of Grover shoes carried in
stock. Just the thing this hot weather for
tired feet. Just like a glove.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
WOMEN'S SKIRTS, CLEARING SALE PRICES

rs distinct styles, worth up to $500. clear
ing sale price only $4.95.
so silk skirts worth up to $1,000. for
only $3.50.
25 elegant Nsilk raglans. satin lined, the
$500 quality, for $500.
ChiIdren's wash dresses at SOC. 75o and
800.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
Monday in the Bargain Room

Monday . win ri anOtheEI line Of wash goods from the high grade dress good
department on sale In he bargain room New goods worth rom 1o to SIC
yard win DO closed t at 2he &c. TIC an loo a yard. In order to make roor
tor or hn stock. nw hast arriving " % maxi th@e prices in order that the
VIII eel last Don't ms this sale
NO DEAIRRS PEDDLERs OR MANUFACTURERS SOLD TO IN THIS ROOM
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27

Women's linen shoes
or Oxfords worth
$3.50, at.......... SO
Boys or youths
linen shoes worth
S1.25, at........... So
Child's tan or
black shoes worth
95c, at .49
w o m 9 n h a n d
turned Juliets "a
to AZ. worth
$3.50, at........,s 10
Women's Oxfords,
tan or black,
worth up to $2.5o,
at sssss....es..... soS
Mems sample shoes
worth up to $500,
at ................ 1876
Women's vici kid
shoes, worth up
to $500, at........ 1.96
Women's vici kid
oxfords, worth up
to $500. at....... 1.4s
Misses, patent COL
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27

GREAT BARGAINS IN WASHABLE DRESS sKIRTINGs. MADRAS FOR MEMS
sHIRTINGs. PLAIN LINENS FOR UNDERsKIRTs. ETC.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
WASH WAISTS BY THE THOUSANDS


Monday we put on sale 100 dozen wrap
pers, in light and dark colors, the $3.50
at only 69c.
Also so dozen percale and lawn
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-19
FRAUD Butter ERnasEp Oh.

There is now soma prospect of nation
al legislation in the interest Of the farm
er and dairyman The lower house Of
congress has passed bill looking to the
curtailment, and possibly stamping ont
Of fraudulent stuff known as oleomarger
inc and palmed off for butter, which in
the past has been rank injustice to the
farming and dairy interests of this
country, and especially to Wisconsin. 1t
now rests with the United States senate
to decide whether it's members will serve
the people of the whole country or obey
the behests Of the corrupting lobby in
Washington and defeat this just meas
ure. Following is synopsis Of the
measure now pending:
AS finally passed by the house, the
oleomargerine bill is somewhat modified
from the form in which it was reported
from the committee on agriculture. IL
makes oleomargerine or imitation hEG-
ter or cheese transported into any state
or territory for sale, use or consumptio n
therein subject TO the laws of such states
or territories, notwithstanding that it
may be introduced in original packages
and imposes tax of ten cents pound
on oleomaTgarine made i'll imitation of
butter of any shade Of yellow"
When not made in such imitation tn
tax is ~educed to one-quarter of one cent
per pound. The second section is in
tended to prevent dealers, hotel pro-
prietors, restaurant and boarding house
keepers from coloring the uncolored ar
ticie by making any person who colors
the product and then sells or furnishes
it to others a manufacturer within the
meaning of the act. Penalties for viola
ton of the act are fine of not less than
$50 nor more than $500, and imprison-
ment for not less than thirty days nor
more than six months. The new section
relating to the inspection and branding
of renovated butter is as follows:
THAT the secretary of agriculture is
hereby authorized and required to caaee
rigid sanitary inspection to be made
from time to time and at such times as
he may deem necessary, of all factories
aud storehouses. where butter is renovat-
cd and all butter renovated at such places
shall be carefully inspected in the same
manner and to the same extent and pur-
pose that meat products are now in
spected. The quantity and quality of
butter renovated shall be reported mon
thly. All renovated butter shall be des-
ignated as such by marks, brands and
labels, and the words Renovated Butter
shall be printed on all packages thereof,
in such manner As may be prescribed by
the secretary of agriculture, and shall be
sold only a, renovated butter. Moreno
vated butter shall be shipped or trans
ported from one state to another, or to
foreign countries, unless inspected as
provided in this section.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-19
HARD OR SOFT COAL Promptly Delivered
THE THREE GOVERNORS.

Gov. Cummins of Iowa who had
much the same sort of fight against him
as now confronts Gov. La Toilette, and
who was triumphantly nominated and
elected. is still bearing out the compari-
son that We made some months ago. He
speaks out plainly, and is on the right
side of the most important questions
In an address at Lincoln day ceisbra-
ton, Wednesday, he SAID:
Il am profound believer L; a system
of tariff duties, he said, but consumers
have better right to the benefits of
competition than producers have to pro-
lection, therefore, if congress finds any
manufacturer has destroyed competition
In our country, and thu monopoly is
likely to be contin ued, it should, and /
believe it will, withdraw from monopo-
lied products the protection hilbert o
accorded them"
This will not please the trust people,
nor the public utility men, who have
much in common with the trusts. But
Cummins is not afraid OF their enmity
lie knows that they used the Iowa ma
chine in vain eff )rt to defeat him
for the nomination. and that they were
lukewarm in their support when he ran
for governor
The times are fast approaching when
there must be test on some of the great
issues before the people. There are
great abuses, and every thinking man
knows it. Such men as GOV. Van SAINT
Of Minnesota Gov. Cummins of Iowa,
and Gov. La Toilette, of Wisconsin, are
good workers in the right direction. La
Crosse Chronicle.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-19
BEER. SUGAR AND TEA.

A Washington dispatch says that
President Roosevelt has definitely stat
ed to the chairman of the ways and
means committee, that it would be much
better to take of the duty on sugar than
to reduce the internal revenue tax on
beer" In this the president is undoubt-
ly right, and voices popular sentiment.
If he had gone farther and included tea
as an article from which the tariff should
be taken off before beer tax is reduced,
he would have been more right. The
tariff on tea, an article of consumption,
not luxury, is inconsistent with the
republican idea of protection, which is
that articles of necessity that cannot be
produced in the United States hould be
admitted duty free
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-19
A STATEMENT.

understand that there ha been some
blame cast on me by parties in our tow n
of jefferson concerning small expeLs Q
the town has incurred In an attempt "a
open road TO my place. In Justice
TO myself and to place the failure where
1t rightfully belongs make this state
ment. For five years l have lived on
my place with no outlet in the way of
road. / have been compelled to climb a
bluff 600 feet high, or cross the premises
of neighbor who was unwilling |
should do so. Six times in past years
the town board has met to look the mat
ter up, the last time January 49, 1902,
when my petition was granted-a two,
rod road, for which was to pay $244.
The chairman advised me that l had
plenty of time to make payment of the
amount Sixteen days later J paid the
&244 TO the tow n treasurer. when found
out that the limit was ten days This
ought to convince the public that n this
failure to secure my rights, am not to
blame for the expense made.
ED EVENSoN.
Jefferson, February 10.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-19
cIrY ORDINANCE NO Sc.

ORDINANCE TOFTX THE SALARIES
"A or OFFICER IN THE CITY OF yIROQuA:
The Common Council of the City Of Piroqud
do Oridin as Foll0tCs;
Section l. That the salaries OF officers ia
the city of Viroqua, be and are hereby fixed
as follows;
City Clerk-si50 per anuum.
City Attorney-Sl25 per snuum.
Assessor-Sl00 per annum.
Health Officer-ss0 per anuum,
CITY Marshai-Per month, sS5.
Superintendent of Streets aud Water-Per
month, $40.
Mayor aud Aldermen-One dollar for each
meeting OF the common council
The mayer and aldermen shall each De
fiued one dollar TOR each meeting of the com
mon council they are not present At rolI-catl
and no excuse fer absence shall be recei ved.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take elect
and be in force from and after May 1, 1924.
Passed and ordered published February 10
1901 l. C. BoYIss Mayor.
ii e PACKARD. City Clerk.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-19
First publication February Il. 1909, "A.
PROBATE NOTICE.
Order limiting time and no ice,

'IHE STATE OF WISCONSIN, VERNON
County Court In Pro5sts.
In he matter Of the estate Of Thomas NJ. Gc-
I Gullungh, deceased.
On the application of Adsiire Mccullough ex-
ecutrlx OF the estate OF Thomas NJ. NJ Cullough
late OF Vernon county, deceased. no one having
required the appointment Of commissioners on
said estate,
II : ordered. That six months from and aft err
the ate OK this order be AID is hereby fixed "a
the time within which al creditors sre inquired
10 PRESENT their claims and demands against the
said Thomas NJ. Mccullough, deceased, TO the
county eourt OF Vernon county for examination
and "A llowance.
II Il further ordered. That all claims aud de.
mands SO presented will be examined AMI adj
Jnste1 before the said county court. at its court
room IN he court house In the citv Of viroqua
N SAID eohdty, on the first Gay of the regular
Term ice eof, appointed ~ be Reld on the nrst
Tuesday OF sep emher. l9O2 and all creditors are
hereby notified thereof
IL Is further ordered, That notice OF the lime
Nlfaln winch cretIrors N ~ present thsir claims
ana demands and Of the time when the same
viii De exAraJ Ell aud adjust i BY the { "a I, as
Storessid, De given by Publishing s copy OF this
order for 10 sucse- siye weeks, onos ia each
week, in the Vernon County censor, newspaper
puolishsd III the City Of Vlruqaa, in said eOnn-
". the nfst publication to be made within NJ.
teen days from the date hereof.
. dated, talS ath day Of February. l9l2.
hJ the Court, ID, o. MAHoNEY. County Judge
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-19

We know of no way in which we can
be of more service to our readers than
to tell them of something that will be of
real good to them. For this reason we
want to acquaint them with what we
consider one of the very best remedies
on the market for coughs and colds and
that alarming complaint, Group We
refer to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
We have used it with such good results
in our family so long that it has become
a household necessity By its prompt
use we haven't any doubt but that it
has time and again prevented Group
The testimony is given on our own ex-
perience, and we suggest that our read
ers, especially those who have small
children, always keep it in their homes
as safeguard against croup-Camden
Is. c. Messenger For sale by A j.
johnson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-19

No l -I6S Acres, i5aeres under cultivation,
balance timber ana pasture, miles from
Viola. school and church convenient; size Of
house lsSS6, barn NS0. wells. farm In good
state OF cultivation. Price 5000
No 2-iS5 Acres, 90 acres in cultivation, d
acres more good level land, S acres under
fence. house Ax26, barn iSN24 good spring
ana running water, postotiice, church and
school house convenient. Price $1,000,
No S-I60 acres. One OF the best farms
10 the county Good new buildings. house
1sX2S. new two-story basement barn 4Sx6S
good well and windmill with MIGRANTS at
house and barn, also Il sprin on farm. THIS
farm is IN a high state of cultivation. School
and creamery close, miles from railroad
towD. For price ana terms enquire OF under
signed
No S-A No. valley farm OF Isl acres; rs
acres improved, ITO acres good level valley
land easy 10 cIear, we'll watered and fenced
house 24Xss. barn 30xs0, school and creamery
on farm, also on X 4. d. route mites from
good town. This farm can be bought at a
bargain
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-19


It is now evident that the tariff revis
ion system is now forging ahead in a
way that will compel some kind of action
Intimately. Congress may as well recog-
nize the fact that tariff for the steel or
sugar trust will no longer be tolerated by
the people-that the popular demand is
for the removal of tariff on all products
where combination of capital has con-
trolled the output and absolutely dictate
ISeir own terms to the people. As to
prices to be paid, these trusts are the
creatures of the power that enables them
to reach their present condition, the peo-
pie, and that same power is now de-
manding that a check to corporate and
individual power shall be created-a law
for their government enacted.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-19
First publication Fec. H.
PROBATE NOTICE.
Notier to creditors.

VERNON COUNTY CoURr-TN PROBATE
In the matter OF the estate OF Peer DORIS.
hsi d. deceased.
Letters of adnini-traf on on said estate hav-'
ing been granted TO Golf2ev D1rscheli execu-
tor. and six months from aud after the 4rh day
OF March, A. n, 1900, bstllg ALLOW d for creditors
to present their claims against said dec I'd for
examination and allowance;
Notice is h reby given. That the sal; County
Court will, on tue seconi dsy Of september 1909
81 q regular term of said court. At IN probate
Office in the citv Of NiroquA. receive x IN inc
and adjust all claims and demsads OF AL PR
sons against the said Peer DORIS held, deceased .
Dated, Vtroqua. Fen. IL. 1902.
D. o, MAHoNEY, County judge.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-19
rst publication February 12, 1902.-4.
PROBATE NOTICE.


" ERNON COUNTY COURT In PROBATE
In the matter of the estate OF Christian A.
Mortrr1, dec ased
On the application Lena Mortrud, execui rix
OF the estate II Christian A. Mortrud late Ver-
non county, de,"asAd, no ole having required
the appointment If ca umisso aers on said estate,
1t Ia dered, That Xxx months from ard after
the uate Of. this order So and is hereby fixed as
the time within which nj creditors are required
to present m " claims and demands against the
said Oh istta A MortKad, deceased, to the county
court, fer Illumination All allowance.
II is further ordered, That all claims and de-
mands so presented will be examined and ad-
Justed before the said county court, st It's court
room IN the court h use IN the city OF Viroqua
in said county, uu he arst day Of the regular
term thereof, appointed 10 he held on the first
Tuesday OF Sept, .1902. and sll creditors are
notified thereof,
IL further ordered, That notice OF the time
within which creditors may present their claims
and demands and Of the time when the same
Will he examined and adjusted by the court as
taforesad, be given by publishing py 4 this
order FOR flour successive weeks. ou"e in each
week, in the Vernon county Censor, y news
paper publ ished in the city OF viroqna In said
county, thehrst publication 70 be made within
nfteen daf from the dabe here
Dsted this 4th day Of Februtry, 1902
BY Conrt D. MAHoNgT, County Judge
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-19
In DOUBT.

A great many people are really in
doubt what to get for their annoying
coughs or colds, for there are hundreds
of remedies recon mended. To those
we would say, do not experiment with
your health and money, but get Gray g
Yerba Santa at once, for this is now
conceded to be the invaluable cough and
cold cure of the living present 1t is as
far ahead of the antiquated remedies as
the lightning express train is ahead
of the stage coach of the past. Drug
gist Dahl sells it to you under guar ant
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-19
FARrlS FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS,

IS-I2s acres, all suitable for cultlva-
tton, 70 acres improved, mostly fenced, well
wstered, good new house OF 6 /. oms barn
iSxlS loo or more good bearing apple aud plum
trees, alsn small fruits. On K +. u route
Price S2.5s1.
No $3.50 acres, - acres cultivated, fair
buildings, good water and fences smiles from
Viola Price Si,0VQ
No 3I-IoO acres, 20 acres improved good
water, near school, miles from Viola, Prise
Sl5 per acre
No 32-iIa acres, IS scres improved. first
class buildings, near school pCstofice and
church, Flowing water; 5 miles froin Viola.
Price $4,000. 80 acres, 50 acr good level land
under cultivation, good orchard and fences,
tair buildings Price Sl,S00
No i2-l6o acres, rs acres under cultiva-
ton good buildings, house iSN2t, Darn a5N50
good we'll and timber Erice $3.50
No $500 acres good stock farm
With good Improvements IL miles from rail-
road town. This goes at $40 Gee, easy terms
A lso lands In North aud south Dakota, Iowa
and northern Wisconsin, counties OF Barron,
Washington. and Gates.
es OF these and many other farms and
l. a. FIFTY Viola Wis
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-19
FIRST publ cation February 5. 1902 p
PROBATE NOTICE.
Notice Of application for Letters OF Adm n.
isration.

1sUAtl0n.
NTERNON COUNTY COURT-INP ROTATE
state Of Wisconsin. County OF Yernoa IS
In the matter Of the estate of Water H. Smith
deceasef-
on this LIST day OF February, A. n. 1852 upon
reading and filing 'the petition or Bertha Saith,
10 daughter} sta-Ing that Walter Fl. Smith late
Of the county e Vernon, aforesaid, did
tntestate gu or about the tlth dRv u Fsbr AIRY
1851. and PRAYING that C, W MeKtttrick be an
point ed administrator Of the estate Of said DC
ceased
before me. 81 NV Office in the CITY Of viroqua on
the 4th day Of March. A. D. 1897. st 10 O'clock
o. IN.
Il y farther ordered that notice Of the time
snd place appointed for earring ssid Application
be given to all persons interested by publishing
copy 81 his order fer three week sucees -iTe-
ig in the Vernon County Censor. q Newspaper
printed IN said comfy, previous to the tir.s an
pointed FOR said hearing
Bs ne Court DO, MAEoSEY. County Judge.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-19

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