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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-13
FoILs A DEAbLY ATTACK

my wife was s ! iii that good phy.
sicians were unable to help her, -
writes MN. Az btin, Of Winchester
Ind, "but was completely cured by
DR.. Kings New Life Pills" Thew
work wonders In stomac and liver trou.
bles. Cures constipation, sick headache.
zoo ct w p. Gladding Barre ana Dr.
" Y Il. AcAEthur Sf East HARE, u, y
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-13
Hotel Fire In SwOkane

Spokane, Wash. Dec. l3.-The Rid
path hotel, valued at $S0,0OO, was de,
stroyed by Ore early In the day. No one
was injured, and the guests saved al
most all Of their personal effects.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-13
EAST BARRE

o'ngrega;iona cbu,en
De-! dec, - =, 10 80 a. m I nog,,,ss lA
so snip ! 49, Sunday school 's Az y,
Christian On Eoaeav6r mee'',n 'h5s,
Mrs. F. l. Tucker, i, D. n lug g.. le',
service ss vice.. An excellent p "a 9','
oe expected at the sociaI On ,'a " .
evening. Among those IN y" ANa
WIN be Miss Mabel wiuc5 n axe * \
, ,s1h WITH the people 5e, "''' /,
ifesnmants will be served '
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-13
RATS! RATSl RATS!

Upon receipt of Csc and one two
cent stamp we will mail you an article
that Will clear your house of rats in 6
hours. Satisfaction guaranteed.
j. e. WILSON,
LyndonvilIe vt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-17
Una historic en- telegramas

sesconhauxa tuya. Siemrre fei Para nac-
diados rTtx;.no cs;ast ahi. An;es impossible.
lrio s.-perico er.eTrso. Caleniuras per
nicsosas. AsiSole Va. amigo sryo. Nenes;ia
cuiuica.as 2NscsaS f,tdico. riedicinas. Envie
caniidad mi i.oribrc. iis;a lran Rodriguez.
Cedula 77S4i.
Julio u .-pcrico fueTa pclig-o. Jun,a me
d;coS. GTandes gas.os. Pre- 81 urlscs''e mil
peseias. Ia prooso - s.See ;i.eso.4a. .I-o-
Sible convaleoenCa sin Ginoro. luan RodTi-
guez.
Julio l,.-Dc Nilla;on;a Madrid Salgo
para eSa tren correu. 81 70 puedeS hajar os-
iaci6u, espSreme III amigo Rodriguez. Para
conooernle. llevo sombrero girasoles for Gala
baza.-Canuta.
Julio l6-De Madrid Nilla;onia. An
brosio Trigo.--perioo no pareoe Perdf bolsilo
dinero viaje Envfe Quinientas pesetas. He
tel Oriental Sigo pesquisas Av:se Gobierro
civil
Julio I7.-Girote quinientas pesetas mis-
mas condolences que otras. Ojo con timadores
--Ambrosio.
Iulio TO- Pareci6 Perico. Entrampado
hasta ojos. Para volver pueblo necesitamcs mil
pesetas. Total, 6 mil. Ouedese con casa, huer-
Ia muebles. SefIoritaS COIN culpa de todo
Explicacion correo.
Julio 23.-Salimos para esa. Pagado todo.
Yo desesperada. Perico arrepentido y delgado
como una hallta.lCanuta.
Es copia
MIGUEL RAMOS CARRION
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-17

Mayo s.--A Canrta terez.--Niilagonta.
I,eert sin novc1al. Madrid gi.s.aGae ;lr-
cho. Niyo: SaTltr. fo.-leIico.
MAYO is Moo. ..-tas. Sieo lrc=. n
NiniSrn.. Reci 1idme sonrsvn.e frolae..o 60
locarn,c. Muchos bcSos chiguit:ncs.
Mayo a Oocupadisiaso preieasioncs. 10
cxtr,Hcs eseriha poo. Rc;rlso regrcso aassa
logTar co,ocaciir.
Mayo sa.--No ooraprcndo intranqal..aad.
Mundane crihicn;ss pcScias. NeceSioad rr-
genie. EXpicaciar pog cor.eo.
Mayo sI--Con,es,a icegT i ica;iieaie s.
rsc;b'Ste rct.ci6n ol.iniertas pcsetaS.
Iunio !. 6 impossible reba,ar cantiuac pe-
diia. Pics,e:ela 10 Ambrosio. Culrta'e al
apuro
lun:o 1.--Fili vic.ima tino pouugu,s. I'm
prescind;bles mil pesetas. Casa huerta ga
ran,ioen ito Ambgosio.
Iunio O--Pasa por todo Dale intcres cue
pda Urgen:isimo recibir c2ntidad. Apuro
Iunio Io.--CambiG domicilio. por ESQ no
recibi carta desputs del dinero. Escribeme lis
ia Correos.
Tunio 2o-Estate tDanquila. Sieo biep.
Pretensi6n adelantando. Ministro an,abilislino
Junio 22.-No vengas ningura 1larA!a.
Ire muy pronto. Tu carta prod1joine gran
disgusto. Olvidaros Janis.
Junio 2A.-Para volver neces!to mil peso
tas. Pideselas ito Anlbroso como quiera. Con
poder mio procurador Aguilucho hipoteca Casa
Tunio go Recibi cantldad. Ofendeme
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-17
PRECAVEOS DE LOS FRhUDES
E IMITACIONES

Aceptar soanente los remedies, "CURA
SEGURA" para ei ASMA, CATANRC, Fll1-
BRE, DISENTERIA, GONORREA, ESPER
MATORREA, STILLS, PERDInA DE LA
VIRILIDAD y DEBILlDAD .NERVIOSA
Ell tratamiento en- forna lfquida, para TN mes
que curara positivamente el case mas rebelde
cuesta $500, orc americana, 6 su equivalence
en- moneda de csc pals, por cada botella
Su droguista debe teuer esos remedies en
existencia, pero 81 no es asi, envieros el precio
dciendouos el renedio que necesta, y sc 10 en-
viaremos enseguida por expreso, porte paeRdo
Dirigirse
La Compafiia Medica Internaciona
Apartado Az.
800 3224 Broadway, New York, E. '1 De A.
k-Ass~---<si5--s
Sc VENDE un estabec'miento de prt vi
stones, por no poder atenderlo su dlefio
Local muy acreditado, y buen pucto
lnformaran en- San Jose 45.
6-5 Pedrajas y Agueso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-17
Can0vanaS
Utusado

Contin1a con actividad la siembra de fru-
tos menorcs viandas. Durante la semana Sc
ha transplantado mucho tabaco. La recolec-
cion de cafe esta casi concluida. Los pastos
continlian escasos. FL d1a s hubieron muchos
truenos hacia el E.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-17
Cayey.

Sc necesita lluvia Ell fuerte sol de la Sc
mana ha secado nucho tabaco. En- algunos
lugares ha aparecdo el gusano hacienda con-
siderab1es daflos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-17

HUwa ACa1

Dos hacieudas de Juncos Sc estan pyep.
Tando para principiar la mollenda IA senlan
proxina La temperature ha sldo varaofe
algunos dfas muy calurosos y a'gl1nas noeAe@
frias.
ONO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-17
CociEaa y 'epOsteH'ia
REPOLLO CON NATA

Cocer rnedas en- aqua hirviendo Y salun
repollo muy blanco. Quitarlo, esc'-rirlo y
partirlo en- pedazos. Poner en- una cacerola
inanteca, pimienta, nuez moscada mohca una
cucharada de harlna; nlenear blen, .aoJando
con nata.
Poner ell repollo en- esta salsa, en- la cual
acabara de cocer q f,lego lento.
Pasado un ratio, sirvase caliente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-17

Ell tempo ha sido favorable para la mo-
lienda esta Sc lleva q cabo en- dos hacendas:
desencidad del gnarapo satisfactoria en- ambas
Sc estan embarcando chinas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-17
CaTaaino del areopago

Camaino del are0pago
No digais: Decld;
Pescribir. Prescr1b1r.
Picadura de una serpente. Mordedura de.
Picardigue1a (Hacer una) Una plcardlhuela.
Peses Hos). Los pies.
Pintorico Gel arte). Plctorlco.
Pnem atico (Un) Neumatlco
Poblema CResoyer un). Probe1na.
Polverolento. Pulveruiento.
P6lvors Or asistir una Una festa de 1ue-
function de). gos artlhciaieS.
s.
Can0vanas
Sc ha Experimental otra vez I'm tempo
muy favorable para ell nuevo cutlvo el cual
ahora esta progresando rapidamente Sc esta
preparardo una gran extension &c terreno para
e plantfo de primavera, y apesar de ser tarde,
Sc esta sembrando alglin terreno de Gran Cul-
tura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-17

Hablando en- una tertulia sobre diferentes
materia5 lego tratarse de los suenoe IN
caballero dijo que en- "a noche anterior hapia
sofia cau Piojos.
ESQ 10 q extraio, contesto Ell gracioso
Hal-.s n puea ordinarlamente Sc suefia Dor IA
rocl4 "a ). que ha pasado de ola poI ia c.
beza.
Al dar TN 1ni1listro audiencia
Dice d todo pretendicnte
-''Ya lie tengo usted presente
Y no mieute stl eNcelencla.
Tn hombre muy .teo, fue sacado baiar
cor una dana en- certa fuuci6n. Esta pref
rencia le envanec6 muchis:mo, y la creyo dc
bida su merito personal, de manera, que en-
los ojos Sc lie le1a la v,.nldad. Quiso en- a@
vueltas tomarse algunas libertades, dando 70
hecho que la dana Sc habfa enamorado &c 81
pero ella le ajo su vanidad diciendole
-Cabaero, os he preferido para halaT,
viendo que erals e. mas fec de la sala porque
mi marido es celosisimo, y no quiero causafe
sospechas.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
GUESSING TO AID AUDITORIUM
Kansas city Man Comes 10 tell $780,
900 Shares of "Common
stock"

The promotion committee of the omaha
Auditorium company has completed the de-
tails Of a plan, which 1t is hoped will be
Of great Importance in the work Of raising
the funds still needed to complete the au~
ditorium building. F. e. Nettleton has
been brought from Kansas City to promote
a guessing contest, by means Of which he
aims to raise 5000, 900, selling 500, 900 shares
of common stock at rs cents a share.
To pave the way for the adoption of the
plan a meeting of the Auditorium stock
holders has been called for March q, at
which 1t is intended that the capital stock
Of the company is to be Increased from
$500, 900 to $500, 900. The 800, 900 shares as
now provided are to be made preferred
stock with the present par value of shares.
An auditorium stock ticket is to be sold
for 25 cents, which will be exchangable for
a share of common stock. With this ticket
is given a coupon, on which the purchaser
may, II he desires, make an estimate as
to the number of votes that will he cast
for governor In the state Of New York at
the coming election to be held in November
of this year. A list of prizes is being made
up, to be distributed among the guessers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

police to arrest Bruton. Mayor Moores last
night purchased meat and groceries for Mrs.
Bruton. as she had told him there was no
food in the house, although the children,
she said, had had something to eat for
supper. The family lives over the store.
There are four children, one girl aged IA
and three boys aged IL, s and 8 years res
pectively, They came to Omaha about four
years ago from Kansas City.
Tales of Husbands Brutality.
Mrs. Bruton has been confined to bed
since last Tuesday. The daughter says
Bruton beat her mother yesterday morning
while she lay IN bed. Mrs. william Leedom,
a neighbor who lives over the ,storeroom
at 1854 Leavenworth street, last night said
II know OF my own knowledge that Bruton
has beaten his wife eight times during the
last six months. 1 have heard the noise
OF the s~cufHing and Mrs. Bruton crying:
For Gods sake. don't kill me- 1t appeared
that he was constantly blaming Mrs. Bru-
ton for being responsible II anything went
wrong in his business. The women OF the
neighborhood discussed the propriety OF
clubbing him on account OF his conduct.
Mrs. II. M. Ecks, another neighbor con-
hrmed the statement Of Mrs. Leedom. The
daughter said her father has often driven
all the children from the house and then
attacked the mother. zone time said the
child, 81 hid in the cellar stairway and
heard mother plead with him not to kill
her. We have always had enough. to eat,
but oftentimes mother got the things her
self on credit at the grocery. She would
afterward have trouble getting the money
to pay the bills"
DIT. J. B. Ralph and DR.. Gertrude Gus
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
YOUNG GIRL LEAVES HOME
Her Mother Believes She Has Gone
West with MiddIe-AEed
Man.

The police have been requested to locate
Lulu Hartfelder, aged Is, who disappeared
from the home OF her mother, 1919 Leaven-
worth street, Friday night. The mother of
Lulu informed the police that she believed
her daughter had left Omaha in company
with otto Trigg. aged Ss.
The girl left her home between 10 and
~ o'clock at night. taking with her most
Of her wearing apparel. For some time
she has had a desire to go west, said her
brother. and 1t is thought by the family
that Trigg has given her the opportunity.
Mrs. Hartfelder became acquainted with
Trigg two years ago in Britt, Ia, where
he was employed by a firm who did a por-
trait enlarging business. About a week
ago Trigg came to Omaha, so Mrs. Hart
fielder informed the police, and renewed
the acquaintance. He called at the house
almost daily. the last visit being Friday
morning. since which time neither she nor
the police have been able to locate him.
Mrs. Hartfelder said she had been in
formed by a neighbor that her daughter
and Trigg had been seen on the streets
together late Friday night. A ~neighbor
who accompanied Mrs. Hartfelder to the
police station informed the officers that
Trigg had stopped at a hotel on South
Thirteenth street, accompanied by a middle
aged woman, and had registered under an
assumed name. The police have notified
the surrounding towns to be on the look
out for the couple.
The girl is 5 feet 4 inches IN height.
weighs 1l5 pounds and has dark eyes and
dark brown hair. She wore a black dress
and a red jacket when she left home.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

and live at his prosperous son in-iaw's ex-
pense through the rest Of his days. The
rejected sister came, too, but she will have
to do some OF the homework and play q
thinking part only.
After the fatal duel OF November 30,
which was really Nadra Bolus' fight, but
which claimed es It's victim Najaab Sadly
and resulted in Mrs. Beder Nina being
tried recently for murder, the colony
learned soon OF the certain union Of Nadre
and Saida, but the announcement yester-
day that the groom had taken out his mar
riage license seemed a great surprise and
something OF a puzzler. Inquiry develops
that the reason for this is that Nadra lie
determined to have some American priest
OF Catholic faith marry him and no priest
will perform such ceremony until the close
OF the Lenten season. more than a week
hence. The Assyrians know this and marvel
at Madras investing 50 30 far ahead.
d Fakes No Chances.
Nadra winked a bit slyly when asked
about this last night by a representative
OF The Bee, and answered: 'oh, 1 just make
a dit a shoore ting-s ceench, you know
And some Of his fellow countrymen who
have been here long enough to know a
e VI WV aS NNli 90 ENuuIdt say Nuat
he is wise In thus taking time by the fore
lock, as, should he wait three years until
the girl has had opportunity to be schooled
some in English words and English arts.
he might have to look elsewhere for a
bride.
And the reason that Nadra will employ
some priest other than Father Abou, the
Assyrian, is that that priest is in bad favor
with Nadra and about one-half his parish
for having testified as he did in Mrs. Mina's
favor when she was on trial for murder.
The Bolus element and the Sadly element
are said to have been united in an effort
to have revenge on Mrs, Nina for the kill
ing of Nataab Sadly and since the trial a
wide breach, or rather a narrow dead line,
has come to exist between her friends. in
Guiding Father Abou, and her enemies, in
Guiding the Saidys. the Boluses and the
Ablans, which latter, 1t may be remarked
incidentally, are not Of the same Ablan
branch to which belongs Minnie Ablan, the
petite Assyrian miss who was given con-
siderable notice during the. Nina trial,
throughout which she acted as interpreter.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

ident; e. H.. Hoel. vice president; r. F.
Hodgin, secretary-treasurer; N. O.. Howes,
H. o. Hisen, Frank Carpenter. ]. s. Cam
eron and ]. L. Houston. directors; DR.. Ed
Arnold, surgeon.
The following chairmen Of committees
were appointed: Hotel, s. l. Degen; rail-
road, M. w. Rayley; legislative, ]. L. Hous-
ton; employment, L. J. Nedd; press.
Charles l.. Hopper.
A strong delegation was asked for to at
tend the meeting of the state division,
which will be held in Omaha April 26. At
this time the officers of the state division
Will be elected and also delegates to the
national convention, which will be held at
Portland, Ore, June all.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
BRUTAL BRUTON LOCKED UP
Habitual Wife Beaten Sent to Jail Under
Mayors Orders.
HIS VICTIMS PLEA FOR ASSISTANCE
Hex Mother In Chicago writes to
Mayor MOores, who Investigates
and Takes Prompt Action
tbs I'm the Case.
Telephones e1s-ee4.

frederick A. Bruton. who has a picture
store at 1855 Leavenworth street. was ar
rested last night at 1880 o'clock on charges
growing out OF alleged iIl-treatment OF his
wife and family. He was locked up. Mrs.
Bruton is Frustrated from the effects Of
q recent beating.
The Information that led to an investiga-
tion was received by, Mayor Moores al
noon yesterday In a letter from Mrs
s. Il, Jenkins Of n South Center ave
nue., Chicago. mother Of Mrs. Bruton. The
letter to Mayor Moores requested that steps
be taken to protect Mrs. Bruton. and In
closed was a letter Mrs. Bruton had writ
ten, her mother. This letter stated that
Bruton had threatened to kill his wife
that he had beaten her many times and
rendered her. condition intolerable. Mrs
Bruton begged her mother to take her home
Mayor MooFes began an investigation o.
the report and as a result directed this
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

caden were called to see Mrs. Bruton last
night by Mayor Moores. They said she was
suffering from nervous prostration.
Bruton is a member Of a number Of secret
orders and carries a policy Of insurance
for 5000.
Police Captain Her said last night that
should Bruton secure bail, he would place
an oficer at the house to protect Mrs.
Bruton and the family.
Mayor Moores says he will take steps TO
send Mrs. Bruton and her children to her
mothers home In Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
ANNUAL MEETING OF POST A
Local Branch of Traveller Protective
Association Elects Ohicers
for the Year.

The annual meeting Of post A, Travellers
Protective association Of America, was held
Saturday at the Commercial club rooms.
The meeting was called to order by the
president, NJ. Wulpi, who made an inspiring
address on the work Of the post during the
last year. The report Of the secretary and
treasurer showed the organization in good
condition.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: John 1. Purcupile, pres
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
The ride suppIant. the sword.

A half century ago the sword was con-
sidered the best known weapon In warfare,
but 1t is now being discarded by the Brit
ish soldiers, and the modern rife is sub
stituted. Many people throughout the
country are also discarding old methods of
trying to cure headache, nervousness, in
somnia, indigestion and dyspepsia, and are
using Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the old
reliable remedy for these ailments. II is
recommended by physicians. and a trial
VIII convince you OF its value.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

w ~ - N@T NA~~NNA
years against the mental and physical SUI.
tertnE Of lost manhood that the institute
has decided to Distribute free trial packa-
sss TO all who write. It IL q home treat
ment and all men who suffer with any
form OF sexual weakness resulting from
youthful folly, premature lose Of strength
and memory, weak back, vaF1cocele, or
emaciauon OF parts can now cure them
The remedy has q peculiarly grateful Of.
teot OF warmth and seems to cot direct
TO the desired location giving strength n
development just where II is needed. II
cures all the. ills and troubles that come
from yssrs OF misuse Of the natural funo-
Inettute, no Eisktron Building, n. Wayne
IND, stating that you desire one Of their
free trial Psckasss win be complied with
heAShlns that great class Of men who ars
unable to leave hone to be treated and
how eaey It g to be cured OF sexual weak
RIloyed' The Institute makes No ,%restrio-
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package 90 that it's recipient need hAYs no
trs are requested to write without delay
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
out on Bail.

Meyer vine and H. Brown. upon whom
Deputy Game Warden George b. Simpkins
laid the Arm arm Of the law because they
were suspected OF trying 10 sell 800 hsh
Of their own illegal catching In North
Omaha, pleaded not guilty when arraigned
before Justice Foster n their hearing
was set for Saturday. They were released
on bail.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
Marriage
riage licenses were issued yesterday
Jacksonians Honor AitEeId.

The Jacksonian club held a meeting last
evening, at which speeches eulogistio OF the
Dunn, c. ]. Smyth and w. s. Shoemaker.
President A. H. Nipple of the club read a
number OF extracts from Altgeld's speeches.
Resolutions eulogizing Altgeld's character
and public career were adopted.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
DIED.

Deimore Cheney OF Omaha. after only a
few days illness. at the home OF her
sister At Barrie Ontario. CanadA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
Silk zephy WaiStIngSA

This cloth is a browning illus.
tration of the wonderful loom
fabrications that the most skill.
full and artistic, of our Amer
lean weavers are now produc-
ing.
BY the adroit manipulation of pure
silk filling this fabric is given an ex-
ira lustre, equalled only In the finest
of silks
Colors are absolutely fast in washing.
Plain colors and fsncies. 2s inches
wide, Soc yd.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

GlrdIeS-
The interesting corset for
slender women is the girdle-
So comfortable, psiable and
shapely.
princess" girdle at s5c each, made Of
dainty Batiste in white. pink or blue,
finished with lace and ribbons. "Pur-
itan" girdle made Linon batiste,
bound with satin ribbons top and bot
tom. tn prettiest girdle made at
the price. only 800 each.
NeCkWear-
The softest. most graceful
addition a woman can make
to her toilet for both street
and evening wear.
silk Stocks with tie ends. in pretty col
ors, soc, 75c and 81 each.
Pique Stocks with tie at SOC each.
silk scarfs at ti.25, $3.50 and 1925 each.
LibertS silk Run in black, white gray
and blue, all prices.
Turnover Collars In colored linen at
50c each.
Dainty embroidered Turnovers at ESQ
each.
ParaSOIS-
Our first showing of this
seasons new parasols takes
place Monday.
Here will be seen the correct shapes.
This promises to be a big Parasol
season, with fufiness n tailor
made effects the predominating fea-
lures. Coachings in beautiful fancy
colorings, as we'll as trimmed Para
soils in black and white effects In silk
and chiffon combinations Parasols
from 1850 to $3.50 0 each.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

Exclusive styles, chic, elegant
and modish designs, our suits
are fitted by expert tailoresses
handsome silk lined gowns
from $25 to $35.
women's Dress Skirts. in all the new
est and most approved styles, every
skirt has a grace and beauty Of its
own. We are very careful that the
skirts we sell are fitted properly.
Prices from $1,000 to $500.
Women's Dainty Petticoats, all new Eff
fects, In black b~rilliantine, rcreen,
mercerized fabrics, cotton wash Goods.
Prices, S1.0O to $500.
Women's House Dresses, in dainty
lawns, pretty percales and other wash
goods, at $1.00, $1.5O, $500 and $3.50.
Women's shirtwaists, all the new and
pretty white embroidered waists are
now here. Never have we shown so
many pretty and such handsome
styles. Prices, s1.OO, $3.50. $500. $3.50.
$500 and $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
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to Men.

Free Trial Package of this New Dis.
eOvery Mailed to Every Man
Sending Name and Address
Quickly Restores Strength
and ViRor.
Free trial packages OF a most rSmese.
able remedy are being mailed to eli Who
write the state Medical Institute They
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
VeHlnuS for Easter

Black and white take the lead
in fashionable veilings, fol-
lowed closely by all blacks in
a great variety of styles.
? Chiffon dotted veiling-gives a touch
Of style to the hat when twisted
gracefully around the crown.
Malines are greatly in vogue for neck
garniture and come in nearly all
shades. Price, zoe a yard.
Silk Bridal Illusion comes 72-in. wide
at 75c a yard and 1Os-in. wide at SIPS
a yard.
Fine White Bobonet, or wash blonde,
for communion wells, 72-in. wide, at
s5c a yard.
Fancy veilings range from Csc to s1.oc
a yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
Easter Novelties In Combs -

If you want your hair to
look pretty for Easter you
should wear one of our new
Empress combs.
They all aave a heavy quill top and
look very dressy when worn in the
hair and also keep the stray hair in
place.
They come In dark, rich, shell color
at SOC, 6Oc, 75c. S5c and s1.00 each.
side-combs with heavy quill tops at
25c, SOC, 75c 800 and $1.25 a pair.
Many pretty new styles in Empire or
back combs at Csc, 35c. SOC, Use S5c
and 500 each.
The Gainsborough clasp in shell color,
25c each.
The "Pectineum" hair retainer at zoe,
25c and SOC each.