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Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
Cor Rpinoert.
Sufel dds &ntber.
tGn Then 5ortGlrira ipr 9srn)

on ta1t fife sintte, hcent oct
bar, ion III Slthpas paa NIT &Nrclic
iiSte Rot," ioaoe Srfel Old oc0
Srofrtboroet en- folo Strternorgen.
"gor Oct e, SapSbuto&tpo2" imrratc
NurgGret nq iao nteo ip9tst Iutter.
este np ira fin SfnuI SoorcNrso.
"Sou on ham"
"9ici, leg i'm ipam life OF hhrte
larn IRncr rife, og oct oar lHgen
Atthbnro&tpo; fiji ban soa rtr MO
ita Den uirQeitc Gura. Stcbct Ncr.
for cftcrto6 han mig en- Crtrro-
ifcIic."
On iruf cn?" iptrqte @tor1orct.
~N>ao. mcoct inutf;; tire aetl1oc @iI.
Ichcr. Oct enc er ct gillehC Al en-
StoU. SrGrlte icr ole no I'll at
pGrc ,FltrI med iprhie Soppc "a Int
&C, fieoerogtroc @rae. RrQ,c al
benz bpIher itrrft TIL StSer NJ 1er
er iao nlpqet &rGrfoo, Of iea er If.
fer pnu, req oGnriq tulrbc frnhc NleGt.
nen ben. ser % Der lon ica I'll ne0'
FuIher Ga cQer en itor aompc'teu,
o. bert ooer G~rptopperc er Der en-
Slot SNlgLe.
Ct anbet er @ineoer Of Ell Rpf,
tIur og title, % en- odffer Itocn BRO;
men ben Yer ido TptnfeI % ifrpberQ
ltb, at req tPnfer, fln Seer tutoe
gau ODER BEN.
Get treble 9incoe er 6en imlffc.
ftc @n, on ncpeniinoe bar JET, meo
rnoeIioe l1oIfmrnc Eoorne o. iIonfe
Spir, Ser pe8er op moo StNrm.
Ylen oct fier0c er oct beoitc n o[e.
Get or en- oeiIj9 3aoe, ftIo n 1ine,
bntbe 8Lmritcr, iormet io1n lraa
Sticrner. % ser er Inngc @rcnocr."
"Ia, Ioo ming foa lie Dem, C1NfcI,
bnor er 0e?" roQbtc Wurgoret.
"Ret poo mine fire &in0n>rtocr, "
io9oe Onfel lid. "Iten fonife Be
er forimrnDre nll; tbi Dc beluuotc at
foIme, "a icg ton neo til Trofoit,"
"6por tieoeIiQt." iosoe M}orQoret.
Scr fun peo qont Noo" iuQoc
Snfcl Did. "S2Nrprgen ttoIto nil Der
bore fire me iitebet, - 0erion bette
foIOc &eir pc6uurcr."
"Otcu hocrn broqtc bcnl oo?"
Iprrgtc Nhor9nret mco Ct 'oro'rrct
ll0trpt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18

itc oeroeo. Of bun ioiugeSe en- 8inbe.
bro peb 8eftfeter aoc., os bar | oerr-
nc Si6 bcIoia mooitooet fIere Gorisg
ban at fou bertbe ferrtet. Gun bleo fir
Rnto& GfterfsI9cr / EieneItsn oeo
bans Deb / 1867. GUN bar 'tor oa
itrrf og bdpbe inger 8nrfeligbeb
mch at iptrac Rroer.
Oo Gr.9oraermeitcr 8on 8pcf
fom / gmbc6c, tuoSe en- Gel Gdumta-
ms ditifcrc inc Zine fpite6e pou
"Gorte" Saroh& Sob: bun bIco on.
mchet al 9ro.aomniSiprcl ON at
reiis1terc, men bun npgteoe at oner,
lcocrc PRO Rsalcn. 9al bIep bun
itronet at msec frcm for GoIittrcttert
men cfter at RoQiitrdter hob6e hsrt
henoc9 Niitoric. npqtebe ran at fro
toqc tenhc hen6eS 2eoebrp0, % bum
bIco tlnnbt at fortiGtte iofr isr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18

Dten reg trntte, bet er bel eli eIlcr
onocn Sfeier fout otI mug tiains.
6or ! samIe 0uge brisste llngoonl-
men itoooer Sonosbpsoernc meget at
bore ithe poa Ransel.
Den ieg fuitoc life ie roget mis-.
trrfeIigt. Otter StiIbeoet at hsur.
me, JOB ale / Quiet.
Sbet ieg otter Iuftet 0sreu fornis.
iebe iee mig bel on. at Den bar ieieu.
@Sen oaiao be1rle 8nrg gift Oct MIG
lom ben fsrite. Den bIco repet op
nGeo ct erbiut Bsiere Snrlb.
% ino foln Ell Dsi bIcg aninhc.
Eou Irrnen bar bum Ct lioct Barn,
iom bar tnoiuebt i 8iler. 90 meo
bIpgron Zine Itirrc6e bun itint frem,
toet bun meo IpbIsie Sfrtot nrrmcoc
Zig min Seng. % % bun rooeoc
0erL aiorbe fnln Sean til at oine coer.
rpffe mig Barnet.
&ea rrau trlFtao, req bIep >thpgeelia
tiIutobc, % uben ieg pihitc oct,
Inpbe icg reiit mig oa Hrnat zen enc
6obcn uoopcr Selrgfonten. % icg
ltobrso:
"Sonh / SCREENS Nopn -"
Do bar Oct, lotn rogen ifllIbe babe
foitet en- Iunae me0 Ssoelipoor hen.
ooer @uloet. % ooerolt / @ereIiet
tltileoe oa boiifeoe bet.
% f%oriounben bar StiffcIiett.
Seq lprong op.
Spsger Set, trltftc ieq. Gaer hpo6
er oct? % ieg uttoerisate alt, lonr
par oerinoe. Men ieg fltnoe intet
fiube. iGn fltnoe forfIare oct ffete.
9naen efter, oa ies fom til 2it.
nifs9ubbcn fit ieg al bom bsre, Of
oen Gone, ieg isate Raab for, bar bso
/ iam7ne Strnb, iom ieq ioa mit Spn.
% han fortoltc otoere:
"&un, iom MI er 800, bar ltot poo
8runo al en- llnqoomS.9 oorifab.
Som Ei9e orgbte b1rr lit npfsote
Barn. 90 bngefter gientte bun oet
o9f. 90 foroi benne 8iernins olbria
bIep opoaget, bar bum moottet Iibe al
SonoittiQheoSfooI. OH tror mig
nua'fe fife" tilfeie0e ban. "W2er
buff, ieg ogiaa funoe fortpQe Dig ON
Dit Srl iom life bar noget ortbet en>
benbes 8ienfpro."
"a ban ~fortoGte bette, bar Der no,
get opcr tons Iniigt, Icm moGnitIie.
reoc mig % boo mig at fro. 90 hans
Zine. hans ool1oeoqtiQe @lif glenn
nler ieg oIori9. Seq bar let Bis
Shuts 9iQeoe. O9 ieg bar fltnOet er
2igheo meIlent bisie TO.
90 ieq fom hiem Ioa &onen poc
2iqitroo. Den Oo ie0 oioitc, benoe&
Wtoro hopoe holot meaet al henoc
Fortnltc icg ban fife 0ipif5Qubbcn<
TorfIoring. 81. ..
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18

fom ~grRoenbe til mig os nogece iig,
losoe ieg:
Stu bar on isgt iaa mango Gofto.
rer % faitet bort ion nugget til ingen
Rpttc. Ru CT Der bare en- llboei
igien. 90 oct er at ipsrge 2frrifs'
glbben tiIraobs. ga on bar pa bsrt
Gale ON bor?~
so" loarebc ban. "Dscu Oct mt.
ter bel fife"
"gi fan forisge buu," idsoe iee.
"Selo bar on bel life Iib til at relic.
gsen iea fnn rciie for big"
ga, bill ont ,11t BET, ioa -" 'pd'
rebe ban.
Seq Icnebc bette. Se tthIig nGite
Morgen siorbe reg mig litano. Sea
Trnete Robifrrppcn ooer Sf,rIhcrer
og ipenote pda mig Sfterre.
Get oar en- orsi 8ei. Sor Der er
lonqt fra 9isrnsr I'll Snnaien, %
Sncen bar bpb 90 Iss, Ioo set oa1
beiurrIiat at tomuIc frem.
Wen ben fnoo anelb forn iee til
en- ensIie 8oorb; enbrt haobc icg e.
goht Stnffc iQie1, % icg bcIluttcot
mig oerfor til at oberrotte Der.
@aorbett, ieg bar fonmert til, bal
en- dl1ninOeliq ltoer 6ielbgooro
Mfen be, font boebe Der, tog goot tnor
mig.
Ga ieg bar nteeet tret efter Rei
len, bob ieq itror ON at fon 9aa ii
8o. 90 8onen ieIb fltIete mig OF
poo StleIoftet, bpor Ell Seng 'tot
oprebt.
Seq ftG0te mio al % Ioroc mig
Men mGrfcIig nof ff lea fife iooc
enoffient ieg onr rofioo trrt. Set
bIeo Iiq9enbe oq tr1tfe pan hcnoe, ION
bor ipg.
Sper0prer hoooe lea trnffet goo
ON mig; for Ser bar biben0c foIot
Ger bar ioo folot, at Ser itinbon
fitnoe gibe ct SnteGh / @raQcr; roqe
Tom er olmirheIiQt for tenrrebC
@p9oe, noor <Iocn er itor.
90 lon Init par Ser, at ieQ 600
furbc hooe let at GGie. Tor Der oo'
SltIbmoonc % itierneflort,
@It bette fortpIler iea neioqttgt
forhi set 'no nsie brnQer iamme,
ne6 set. Tom FORMER efter.
Com ieQ Ioo Der % If>tIbe ri q
foone, 6ertc ieQ, at Gsren til NIT &G
reffe blep cabinet.
Seq tpnfte, net fonifc Dor 3onc1r
Ion fom FOR at ie, ON oIt bar / 0roe,r
Mer "a irgen fom, freq lea op oq Inf
fet Geren. Sea buffer life, on iei
bopbe fomnet mig op / Senoer eQe
ci, ba 9Gren otter bIeo cabinet, % DC
nteo ct hit SmeIo.
Seq inntes, oct bar beimtoerIi1t
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
Mt belbreoe "a @rivSe AZ Elmer.

3utct Y}toocI CT IiGt Ga'uer's White
Wine Of Tar Syrup mob Oenne irp8teIl9e
% iarIrgc Sp9o0m. NGar ben bruac5 9run'
btst % i IlOc. oil ben beIbrcbe ct ElIiGtOe /
49 Tlmcr. % 'or 0oite,iom ioI8cr ga Grippe.
oil ben uirnUtacIia blGIpe. Tris csc oa 50c.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
Gn firt Suinoc.

"2uutr Soruh" (itu3 / NcD Nort,
Der unlin be0e / en- Nicer al rs Mar,
hopoc / l5 Nor 7tuact &pcna (icnC.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18

Sen SQmaTtus 'SuspenrsL' fOm ks
tsbte al Tenn liter ot iaa soot. at teg pl M
ienbe efter en- I'll. tutlteu itaI oPre I'll SSule.
prsieHt til en- 8enIRos 0ultf Cljsu,
&hpice. Nitnn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24

Cleveland asked Mr.. Cantor all about
the STRENGTH of the Greater New York
Democracy.
Cleveland does not care to prevent
Hill from running the state organiz,'-
ton. AS a matter of fact, he could
not if he wanted to. But he has
served notice on the Sage Of Wolfert S
Roost that the next state convention
must be "unbossed.'
Cleveland according to his friends,
will be satisfiefd to let Hill name the
state ticket, if he does not show a dis
position to pick a solid delegation Of
Hill men to the next national conVen-
ton. Hill will doubtless have the
delegates from Indiana.
Olney has stated in an interview
that he would not accept nomina-
ton for president. The Cleveland
men say that his declaration means lit
tie so long in advance of the conyen-
ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
GROVER TAKES A HAND.

A United Press telegram from New
York says that ex-President Grover
Cleveland is in politics again, and III
New York politics at that. He is
against David b. Hill for president
and apparently in favor of Richard
Olney for that position. 1t is also
said that Mr.. Cleveland sent for Bor.
ough President Jacob Cantor last
week: that Mr.. Cantor went to
Princeton and spent three hours with
NJ. Cleveland, the two talking over
the situation in the city and state OF
New York.
Cleveland is fearful that the Demo
cratic party, if it should elect a presi
dent. would fall absolutely under the
domination of Hill, whom he knows
so we'll. 1t was to prevent Hills
plans from carrying to full fruitior
that he consented to speak at the
opening of the Tilden club. Mr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
SNAKE IN HER DRESS.
The Horrible Experience of a Woman
in Mississippi.

Yazoo City, Miss. June 24.-Mrs.
Clay Arnold, af the Redmondvile
neighborhood, had an experience with
a snake a few days ago that she does
not care TO have repeated. While
taking walk with her husband over
the farm a foot race was postponed to
see which could get through a wire
fence first Arriving at the fence,
Mrs. Arnold stopped to crawl under,
and as she did so a moccasin about
two feet long darted into her dress at
the throat. She saw the reptile just
as it made the spring, and grabbed
it through the folds of her shirt waist.
Her screams brought her husband,
and grabbing the intruder by the tail
end he pulled it in two. The head
end of the snake was gotten out in less
time than it takes to tell it. but not
before it had bitten Mr. Arnold in the
hand The snake was of the most
poisonous variety, but Mr.. Arnold suf-
ered no inconvenience from the bite
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24

When Governor Davis announced
his candidacy for United States SEN
ator to succeed Senator Berry, the
question naturally arose, "Nov. what
does Jeff want to put in the two years
with from the expiration of his sec
ond term as governor to the eXpira-
ton Of Mr. Berry's senatorial term 80
The following Little Rock telegram
probably answers the question: 1T is
generally expected that Gov. jeff
Davis will in a short time announce
that he will be Il candidate for a third
term as governor, which will be a
direct blow at the ambition of several
of his friends, including County Judge
w. NJ Kavanaugh, of Pulaski; Cen
gressman r. G.. McRae, of Prescott,
and Non. J. V. Bourland, of Ozark,
each of whom has his eye on the
gubArnatorial plum
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24

conventions this week-the Prohibs
Republican ''regulars,' Republican
"inSurgentS,' and the state league Of
Republican clubs. Of course the Pro
hibs are going to be quiet in what
they do. but when the Republican
reg lars and insurgents open up
very lively fun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
SEX AND FOOD.
Man Requires More Meat Than
Women.

The male human needs more food
than the female, not only on account
of his larger stature. but also because
he is the more katabOlic Of the two.
The man tends to eXpend energy and
the woman to store it up in the form
of fat he burns the faster This sex
ual difference shows itself in the very
blood: the man has a larger percent
age OF chromocytes than the woman,
showing he needs 2 proportlonately
larger quantity Of oxygen in order TO
maintain his more active combustion
"a fact which one may associate with
his comparative freedom from chloro-
sis: moreover, weight for weight, his
pulmonary capcity is greater than
that Of the woman whose smaller res
piratory need is further shown by the
facility with which she can without
discomfort diminish her breathing
power by means Of the corset. The
great contrast between the metabollc
activity of the two sexes was forcibly
brought home to me by military dis
play given by troupe of dusky anna
IONS, with whom were also a few male
warriors The women, in spite of
their daily exertions, were all rounded
and plump. some very much. SO, nc
single muscle showing through the
skin. and it was noticed that their
movements, though full of grace, lack
ed energy and ego" The men, on the
other hand. were spare, their muscles
standing out plainly under the shiny
skin, and they, in further contrast with
the women, displayed a truly amazing
agility, bounding about and whirling
round in a most astounding fashion;
the women in short were essentially
anabolic and the men were katabolc.
| may here draw attention to the fact
that men are apt to be larger meaz
eaters than women, just as they are
possibly in consequence of his very
fact more prone to drink alcohol and
to smoke tobacco.-The lancet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
INDICTMENTS
AGAINST OFFICERS PlLklNGTON
AND BALDWIN
Being Argued on Motion to Set ASIDE
SUSPENSION Of Defendants
from Office.
INDICTMENTS

The Pilkington and Baldwin indiet
ment cases were aired in the Circuit
court Monday afternoon and TINS
morning. Attorneys w D. Jones and
Martin & Hunt are counsel for the
defense.
The phase of the question argued
was the motion of the defense to set
aside the order 81 suspension undei
which they are resting. .cndine theii
trials on the indictme 1I&. The argu
ments we're conducted tinl5 afternoon
and Judge Grace took the matter IN
der advisement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
The teacher goes.
The preacher goes,
The "chilluns' they go, too;
Families by dozens,
Fathers, mothers, cousins.
1t is the thing to do.
v =
"7HE DENVER" 4"

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Will consider worth while. Get list unused
it there LETTERS b. COMFORTAbl
you'll find things you'd like to That's book that
needed the informaion hJ
have with illustrations which we
had printed just give appreciate intel
Koorado, SUPP
They will be glad
tell them TO
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service after ordinary they thai
Passenger Department. "The Road," WORTH !"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24

ROanOke died III IhlIa- j. Bohaparte.
delphia: born 1713.
1S59-Battle of Solferino decisive conflict
lasting 16 hours; loss in killed and
wounded, 10000 Austrians and $4,000
French and Sandman allies.
lS60-Prince Jerome Bonaparte ex-king of
Westphalia, died near Paris; born 1855.
lSS4-President Carnot Of France assas-
Sinat
1S95-Thomas Henry Huxley. the scientist.
died at Eastbourne, England; born
1929
1S9S-Action at Las Guasimas. near Sevil-
la, Cuba. between General S. b. NJ.
Youngs dismounted cavalry brigade
and the Spanish rear guard.
1901-General Hans Lothar Won Schwei-
nitz, noted German soldier and diplo-
mat. died at Cassel. Prussia: born 1922
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
For. the State.

or the 0IdSGs
For Governor-Jefferson Davis.
Secretary of State. w. Crockett
M Dewitt.
Attorney-G -General-George w. MuH-
ply of Little Rock.
Treasurer-H C. Upton of Harri-
son.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion-J. II. Hinemon of Pine Bluff.
Auditor-T. G.. Monroe of Magnolia.
Associate Justice of Supreme Court
B. B. Battle of Little Rock
Land Commissioner-F. R. Conway
of Little Rock.
Railroad Commissioners-JW w. Phil
lips of Newport B. B. Hudgins of Har-
riscn and J. E. Hampton of Fordyce.
Commissioner of Mines, Manufac-
turers and Agriculture-H. T. Brad
ford of LonOke.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24

Senator Jones canal vote will no
doubt cause Billie Neal, of the Helena
World, to gulp down the Kansas City
platform without gagging one time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
JEFFERSON DAVIS is FIRST.
Mississippi tc, Select Ten Greatest
Sons for Hall of Fame.

Jackson, Miss, June 24.-Consider-
able interest is being awakened in
the vote now being cast throughout
the state to select ten Mississippians,
whose portraits shall adorn the Hall
of Fame in the new million dollar
statehouse.
The vote thus far indicates that five
Who are likely to be chosen are JEFF
ferson Davis, l.. Q. c. Lamar, j. z.
George, Edward c. Walthall and Sar-
gent Smith Prentiss, while the other
five will come from list of not less
than thirty names that have been en-
tered.
Some of the participants in the vot-
ing contest fail to realize that it is
limited only to Mississippiaus of the
past. and that eminent men who are
living today are not eligible.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24

The Arkansas Prohibtionists met in
Little Rock today to put out a full
state ticlet-full only as it refers to
the number on the ticket
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
June "a In History.

1497-John and Sebastian
Cabot discovered North
America.
s153-William Hull, Ameri-
can soldier. born in
Derby, Conn; died
1925, surrendered De
troit to the British.
lSl3-1icnry Ward Beecller
born at Litchheld,
Conn; died 1887.
1888 - John Randolph Of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
Jefferson County.

Representatives-H. Kemp Toney
ed Kerwin, Jesse D. Bush.
Sheriff-James Gould.
County Clerk-Buck Bloom.
Circuit Clerk-Walter l.. Goodwin
Treasurer-Jesse r. Core.
Assessor-G. e. Lytle.
Probate Judge-Smith G. Martin.
Coroner-R. D. McGaughy.
Suiyeyor-John J.. Martin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24

The courage of the Arkansas Pro
hibs is to be commended
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
80 S37,497,666 3S6,5O3,S94

80 S37 ,497 ,666 3S6, ,503 1884
For the same length of time in 1901
the total amount shipped was 7S6,979,-
457 feet. the amount from Arkansas
being 1881 ,045.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24

Advertising rates made known or
application.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
YELLOW PINE SHIPMENTS.
Arkansas With 26 Mills Stands Thire
on the List.

At recent meeting of the South
ern l.umbermen's association, Secre
tary Geo X. Smith read the follow
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24

Advertising is as legitimate an ex
pense as light, heat, or labor.-Otto H
Meyer, in Printers Ink.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24

The Graphic guarantees its adver'
tisers a daily circulation Of LOO
papers, this being double the circula'
tion Of any other Pine Bluff daily
newspaper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24

The Punishment Fits the Crime.
Whats the penalty for bigamy?'
'Two mothers-in-law." July Smart
Set.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
WARNING ORDER.

WARNING ORDER.
Ia Chancery Court of Jefferson County
Arkansas
Gertrude Barn S. plaintiff. vs. John G..
Booth. ct |, lei.dant. The DEFENDANTS
court within thirty d0ys aud answer the
complaint OF Plant Il Gertrude Barnes
Given under my hand and til. seal of sal d
court this 18th day Of Jnne 10 2.
A L. Goodwin. Clerk.
W, NJ. Barrow, o. c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24

OFFICE: 300 West Barraque Street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For United States Senator.
James p. Clarke, of Pulaski county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
PUBLISHED BY THE
ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY.
J. w. ADAMS, General Manager.
FERNANDEZ MAY, Managing Editor
GEO. H. ADAMS, Business Manager.
Subscription Price.

Entered at the Postoffice at Pine
Bluff Ark, as second-class mail mat
or.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24

They go q. hot
And Withered lot,
But come back
Good as new"
But where do they go?
To Colorado
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24

ing report:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07
Special Sale on School Linens, Linens
Shoes ee sSis9sl ns s%Is'; Sc . s's's

SO-inch Turkey-red table damask. Soc
quality, Monday 25c a yard.
5S-inch union bleached table damask, SIC
quality. Monday 100 a yard.
66-inch all linen, bleached Irish table
linen, 75c quality, Monday ACC a yard.
72-inch all linen, bleached Irish table
linen, $1.0O quality, Monday 62hc a yard.
60-inch half-bleached Scotch table linen,
45c quality, Monday 29c a yard.
62-inch half-bleached Holland table
linen. SOC quality. Monday 86c q yard.
72-inch extra heavy Scotch table linen,
Doc quality. Monday 62hc q yard.
81 all linen satin damask napkins, $500
quality, Monday @1.1s q dozen.
6-s all linen bIeached napkins, s1.25 quail
fly. Monday T9c a dozen.
MUSLIN AND sHHBTTNG.
BIeached and unbleached muslin, 4%c a
yard.
ga unbleached sheeting, 1sc value, Mon
day 16c a yard.
"a bleached sheeting. zoe quality. Mon
day 1910 a yard.
16 yards Old Glory muslin for $1.O0.
Monday will be remnant day on table
linen n toweling at less than half price.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07

Extraordinary bargains in ugs both In
factory-made and ones we make from short
lengths OF carpet.
100 Rugs made from remnants OF carpet,
in Wiltons, Administers, velvet and. Brus-
sells; the entire lot on sale at about half
the same qualities would cost II made 70
order. Bring your measurements. as they
come in all sizes.
All the 9x12 and sx1O Smyrna and Bruss
sells Rugs, worth $500. so different styles
to select from. all go on sale at s9.9S.
sx12 Brussels Rugs. worth $1,000. the en-
tire line, all new and desirable patterns,
on sale at s12.ss.
500 carpet samples. in velvet. Administer
and Brussels. on sale at SOC. Zoe and $50
each.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07
Piano Sale
Still Continues

Last week was q great week for plano
bargains in our plano department. Many
customers called only to look our stock
over. When they found the great values
we are offering they ordered pianos de-
livered at once TO their homes. This week
We expect to close out the remainder Of
this stock Of slightly used instruments.
which consists OF F1scher's, Wegman,
steinway, Kimball, Franklin. Haines, ia
cob DOLL Lester. Cable, Kingsbury, in fact.
every piano that has ever been used; also
eleven new sample pianos that have not
been eatalogued will be closed out at s13s,
S14S. tl57 n S165. All must go this
week. We tune. move and repair pianos.
Square pianos. 5000. $500. 5000 and
$500. Complete line Of Chicago Cottage
organs. Write for catalogues At HAYDEN
BROS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07
Curtains and
DrapeFies

No ether store can offer you the bargains
in lace curtains we are making In our
drapery department.
IS Irish point ruined curtains at $3.50 pair.
"a Irish point ruined curtains at Sl.60 pr.
1925 Bobbinett ruined curtains at $3.50 pr.
$500 Bobbinett ruined curtains at $3.50 pr.
IS Brussel net curtains at $3.50 pair.
Sc Brussel net curtains at 34.75 pair.
$500 Brussel net curtains at 34.75 pair.
$500 Swiss tambour curtains at 1925 pr.
$500 Swiss tambour curtains at s2.75 pr.
$3.50 Swiss tambor curtains at $500 pair.
$3.50 Nottingham curtains at S1lO0 pair.
$500 Nottingham curtains at S1.25 pair.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07

Deep cut on Gasoline Stoves and Re-
frigerators. We don't want to move one
to our warehouse and will make prices
to suit. 1t will pay you to buy for next
season.
Did you see that green and white agate
ware? Nothing like it ever brought to
Omaha before. On sale now. Every piece
warranted. It's a beaut!
ALL SUMMER GOODS MUST BE SOLD.
Hardwood hose reels. ACC.
Lawn sprinklers, 19c.
12-guage loaded shells, 35c. ~
The best gas oven, s1.25.
25c steel paddock, 1Oc.'
Raindoor lock, lie.
6-arm towel rack, loo.
Attic carpet broom, 15c.
4-gallon water coolers, S1.e5.
Fancy wood saltbox, &c.
Photo holders, 14x21, &c.
Wood-frame wringer, $1.19.
Warranted rubber hose, 70.
Screen doors, 55c.
Double-barrel shotgun, $685..
2-burner gasoline stove, $3.50.
Buck. saw and frames, acc.
6-foot stepladders, 45c.
Csc 2-bladed ~pocketknife, 10c.
S-quart granite dishpans, S9c.
3 boxes wax tapers, 10c.
Decorated breadbox, 39c.
Shoe brush and dauber, &c.
Galvanized tub, SIC.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07

Beautiful waistings, all the popular
shades, browns, tans. greens, blues, reds,
ETC., handsomely finished with bright mer-
cerized stripes, etc. Look equal to the
81 grades, at Csc yard.
PANNE FLANNEL, all cotton, finished
in such a manner that an expert could
not tell the quality a few feet away, made
in all the popular wasting colors, striped
in fancy black effects. soc yard.
ECLIPSE FLANNEL, the greatest cot
ton fabric for fall wear ever put on the
market; all the newest, choicest styles,
every color that Is shown in fancy wool