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Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
Hair Goods

We are headquarters for switches.
ls-in. switches. short stem, tl.2s.
2O-in. switches. short stem, t1.4s.
lain. ~pompadours, On special sale, 24c.
All natural hair.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
The Leading Dress Goods House of
the West.
More dress goods Ia all the other stocks in Omaha combined.
We wnl close out all the spring and summer goods At less han cost Of production
In blacks Presley leads them all

regular $3.50. 1875 and $50 grade. and
Fanne crepe our regular s2.9S grade, only
S ny pattern TO a customer, at, a yard.
FROM 3 To +. NJ.
Voiles In colors only, ana only one nal
tern 10 customer, az, a yard, only 9Sc.
FROM $3.50 TO 4:3O r. NJ.
striped challis at sc and anv Gro Romsn
SOC challis at &c.
% ADS ARE ALWAYS GENUINE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

Silks worth 800, sl.G5. $3.50 and s2.OO on
sale Monday morning at 49c. From 9
until IL o'clock, just for two hours we
win throw upon long aisle bargain coun-
tiers over 500 pieces Of silk, al accumu-
lations from this great N. Y. stock, black
and colored cords, black taffeta, colored
taffeta, plain, heavy silks, Failles BEN
gaines, big brocade evening silks, POM
padour silks, wash ~taffeta, Foulard silks,
stripes, ~fancies of every description, the
biggest bargains in silks in the city. The
sale on these silks will start at 9 and
last until II o'clock Monday morn An
ing, silks worth up to $500, at only. 4SC
Our special sale on Foulard has set the
whole town a talking. Another grand
o'clock at only S9c; in this lot over 200
pieces OF Cheney Bros new spring styles
in every color and design you could wish
for. Every piece pure silk and the same
quality that is today being sold in our
city for 800, H2 and N.35, but you
buy all you want Monday afternoon in
big main silk department from 8 until
8 o'clock for just two hours at 0no
only OSS
All day Monday to add to the bargain
excitement in the silk department.
Corded wash silk, best grade, DC
at
Plain white wash silk pure silk DE-
at
Yard wide black Jap wash silk, o.
NJ 00S
Embroidered pongee, worth S.25. 7co
~
Skinner satin, 36-in. wide, black aE
and colors, worth $500, for ......lE1
Black %taffeta, 27-in. wide, worth SIC. A.
tor
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

Inc WOnuerfuI record OF WInsIOW ta1eta.
We have not this year heard of one single
Instance where Winslow taffeta has given
poor service. This is a good season on
~taffetas and we are selling more Winslow
every day.
Send in your mail orders. Thousands
OF customers pleased with our bargains.
No samples sent of special sale goods,
but a n open order will be filled and
should the silk not please return and get
your money back.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
Hardware, Stoves
and Housefurnishings
'PECIAL BARGAIN FOR NEXT '
GOODS THAT U NEED.

Reliable gasoline cabinet stove, 4 burners
with steel gauge burners in oven and
broiler below. just like a gas stove, worth
$500 elsewhere, for S21.95
VERY, handsome Insurance 3-burner, with
step, including the best oven made, 1896.
We have a car of Junior Gasoline stoves.
2 and 3 burners, cabinet frames, brass stand
pipe, the best made, worth $3.50, for the
2-burner, for $2.95.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
Special Grocery Sale
Selling Lard Cheap

3-pound pail pure-leaf ............3 5c
5-pound pail pure-leaf lard ............. 5Sc
10-pound pail pure-leaf ard. .S1.15
Best brand bologna. sc
Best brand weinerwurst .................7 c
Homemade pork sausage. ..............7 c
Best Wisconsin Limberger cheese ......1 2hc
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
Bed Spreads

40 extra large and heavy bed spreads,
Marseilles patterns, regular price,
$3.50, each. %
1895 full size Marseilles bed spreads,
regular price. $2.75, $3.50
go full size pink and blue fringed crochet
bed spreads, regular, $3.50, each...... CSC
$40 full size extra heavy Marseilles
patterns, regular price SLIPS, EACH. soc
22O full size fringed extra heavy bed
spreads, regular Sl.75, each. .........s 81 90
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
Ribbon Sale Monday
Mems Underwear

Mems $3.50 and 500 underwear 4 m
at '''.....'....... ..................,.. I'VV
Mems 75c Balbriggan underwear Of
at OOG
500 dozen mems fine Balbriggan shirts and
drawers in plain and fancy colors; also
black, all sizes; all the Otis make; every
garment warranted perfect and aE
made to sell at 75c, on sale at. 0JC
Scriven's Elastic Seam drawers an
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4SC
$50 and 500 SHIRTS no.
Al "'''' '''''''' ..'.'' -. -. go. , w
All the newest styles in mems neEligee.
all the latest colors and all the no.
best k on sale at.........u...SCC
MEMS 6Oc NECKWEAR- IEo
al '''''''' ''''''.. ...'.. .... . .....uVH
300 dozen mems silk neckwear in all the
new styles, bows, tecks, four-in- az.
hands, all worth soc, on sale at LOG
MEMS Doc SUSPENDERS- 6Eo
AT 49,. 80. 80. 80. -. LOG
LADIES 25c STOCKINGS t0IoI
300 dozen ladies' and misses stockings in
plain and fancy colors, every stocking
warranted perfect and worth 25c, z
soc STOCKINGS, mr.
20 doz.. ladies' fine Isle thread STOCKINGS,
In plain and fancy colors, every mr.
one worth SOC, on sale at......n.....kJC
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
GhinaWare

$1.25 imported Bohemian glass salads
and trays, dozen different styles,
colors and loo
Decorated cups and saucers, each. .....2
Plain white cups and %saucers, each... 10
Decorated c~uspidos Flemish re......I Oc
Fine blown flint tumblers, 8 for........ &c
S1.OO fine hand painted china plates.... 1Oc
semi-porcelain pie plates, &c; tea plate,
&c, dinner plates. 4c
In our 4c crystal assortment you will find
articles worth up to SOC, your choice at &c
All sizes lamp chimneys .............. &c
6 pieces crystal cream sets ............ 19c
Decorated toilet $1.39
Genuine Flemish water pitchers........ Csc
Gas mantels. &c
Mica gas chimneys .................. &c
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

3 cases extra heavy Shaker flannel, reg
ular S13c, at per yard. 4
2 cases extra heavy cotton flannel, per
yaru 4
10 pieces 27-inch white linen and wool
flannel, regular price 40c, at per I'd. .2s
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
ATTEND OUR FAMOUS THIRTY.
MINUTE SALES.

FROM $40 To o Il. NJ.
We will sell extra heavy unbleached LII
Muslin, worth DC n yard, only 10 OIL
garus TO a customer, at per var .....E ~
FROM . TO % A. NJ.
we VIII sell German wide Blue Calico,
10 a customer, at per yard....,......s2sO
FROM 1OI3O TO II A. NJ.
We will sell the celebrated Hills Muslin.
worth SlRc, a little heavier and a little
finer than Lonsdale, only 10 yards AIc
10 a customer, at per yard. ..........&SO
FROM II TO II ,3O A. Nj.
ties WILL yaI,, sell an I extra fine grade Of Dimk
fast colors, only 10 yards to a T.
FROM 1 TO 1i3O p. M.
We will sell 4-inch Cheviots. oil wool.
54-inch all wool gray suitings, 5i-inoh ali
Wool scotch Tweeds; these goods are worth
iiSnf,n 81" r to = a $EaSord; also Black Bril-
hairs worth 81 a yard, German Henriettaa
10 inches wide, worth Sc a yard, end other
up to g. a yard, all will go in this Or
sale OF - FROM RtHa':s' T at ggsaFo yard 3 d,i.""E Oo
We will sell the finest line Of Silks ever
seen for the money. These are in lengths
from 4 to 10 yards in a piece; Foulards.
Fan c ENo Stripes not a yard worth less
FROM 3 TO ! y. M.
We win sell fine brown yard wide Muslin,
regular price is loo, only 10 yards
to a customer, the finest Alo
unbleached muslin made, yard ........12C
FROM 4 TO 4i3 u. NJ.
We will sell Batistes, Dimities and Organ
dies. SILK, Striped and Mercerized Batistes,
running in lengths from 2 to IL yards,
worth from 19c to S9c a yard. only AIo
10 yards to a customer, Mt, a yard......k2 ~
FROM 3 TO $40 y. M.
We will sell Amoskeag Apron Bingham.
only 8 yards to a customer, the n
regular SIC grade, at, a yard.........k2O
BETWEEN THESE, DURING THE DAY
b LOO WHEN THEY COMMENCE.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
ATTEND III REA PIANO SALE S
Monday in the Bargain Room

Monday we will ommence unloading our w New York stocks Our warehouse
are IH " Verno"in and In order to make Dom for our regular stocks w will all
mos most give goods away until reduced. 1t will pay you to come 200 miles to tha
sale as nothing Ike it has been sold in Omaha at the prices
wash goods, silks, dress goods, whte oods etc, unhhing goods bgH' school
omng $@oOVO worth OF new, seasonabe goods at a sacrifice No dealers peduera
or manufacturGs sold to in this room.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
Closing Out All the Silks from the New
York Stocks.

The enormous sales during the past week has left us many broken lots Au o
these must positively be closedo ut ant this means he biggest ad best silk bar
gains ever heard Of Monday wee mme the work OF dsposng of this enormous
lot OF silks hat n in lengths from l to Is yards Every piece will 20 reguness
OF profit Dur one aim ant object Is to sell. TI grand silk sale will continue utu
the silks from the New York stock will be a thing of the past
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
Mondays Bargains Will Sur
Agents for ButtsTiCk Patterns
and Publications.
Suits, Skirts and Waists

Money makers for money savers Monday. Another sur
prise in the way Of wOmen's garments. Economical buyers
crowd the big cloak department since the sale of the tremendous
New York Commission House stocks began. Extra salespeople
and filters to make shopping prompt and satisfactory
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

C0RSETS
Ladies straight front summer corsets.
batiste, and ventilated
worth u,
Ladies and misses batiste girdles, k6S
worth Toe at vi
DR.. Warmers Rust Proof corsets, Inn
ut UX
The Memo self-reducing corset, for q en-
STOUT ngures, at .................,G OV
Also a full line of w. b. Kabo and W. q. G,
Corsets, in all the new spring nm
styles at ........"."".".""....ts UU
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
LADIES' MUSLIN. UNDERWEAR N
drawers, gowns, chemise, trimmed with
tne embroidery and fine lace and an
Insertion, worth 81, at ...............4Sc
Ladies' fine nightgowns, skirts, chemise
ana W deliberately trimmed with
nne Nalenciennes lace and Insertion with
hne embroidery, worth $3.50 no.
Children's fine. Bingham dresses, from 1 TO
4 years, worth 75c,
- - ;''.'''''''''
Ladies fine combination suits and um-
brella pants, lace trimmed, 0r.
worth 0Oc, AT zoe
up.
Ladies fancy parasols In black and no.
'i"S at OO
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

The Home Range-If you want something
that is first class, but plain, without
much nickel, we have a range we can give
you a bargain in, worth $500 anywhere
else; we sell 'em for $26.95.
A good No. 8 cook stove, with 1S-inch
oven for baker, plain. honest stove, worth
$15.0 90; we sell 'em for $1O.49.
so DIFFERENT STYLES OF REFRIG-
ORATORS UP FROM $3.50. EVERYTHING
TN cEACnN
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

Nottingham lace curtains, Acc to $500
pair.
Rufled muslin curtains, Acc, 75c, csc,
$1.25 and $3.50 pair.
Rufied net curtains, $3.50, 81, $3.50 and
$500 pair.
Irish point curtains. $3.50, $500, $500 and
$500.
Brussels net curtains. $500. $500, $500
and up.
Two-tone French net curtains, $3.50, $3.50
and $500.
Sash nets and mirstine In rufied and
embroidered, 12hc, 15c, zoe and 25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
1AYDEN Closing Out Sale of the Gigantic Stocks dte Two New York Commission Houses HAY0ENE

The warehouse the sockrOoms every counter shelf andt table, every department are lied high with
FOR POI CASH T HAYDENS, N ON SALE AT BANKRUPT PRICES THESE houses sumid,
and extensive asormensa such HnsaiUnMy low prices
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
HAMMOCKS AND CROQUET SETS

We are headquarters for hammocks and
croquet sets.
BE sure and examine them when in the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
The Great May Sale Of
Carpets, Furniture
and DraPeries

is now at its best. Attend it; examine
goods and compare prices. The season
has been backward. and the great sur
plus stock Of Furniture, Carpets and ORA
peries have been placed on this sale at
from Csc to SOC on the dollar.
A hnArnnn, nn.At Q 1880 - -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

TTEIEEIREE WILL BE TEN oTJER SALES BETWEEN THESE DURING THE pA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
Waists

800 SILK WAISTs-made of Givernaud
famous ~taffetas, warranted not to crocl
in reds, blues. plnks, cerise and black
worth up to $1,000
on sale at ........ d. ......... -
30 dozen women's white Iawn waists, ope
front and back, beautiful garments
worth up to $3.50 on.
sale price ........ .......... 80. OIL
76 dozen waists in white and colors
trimmed with Insertion and IN.
embroidery. $3.50 quality for -. OVe
80 dozen white lawn waists in all tn
leading styles, at $500, $500, O An
$500, $500, $500 and .......... Dun
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
TELEPHONE OFFICIALS

Now Going Over the Property In South
Texas
Mr. Frank e. knight Of Dallas, special
agent Of the American Bell Telephone com
pany Tor the Southwest accompanied
by Messls. Thomas B Doollttlc and Thorn
as Cotton Of Boston, attaches of the engi.
ueerne department of the American Bell
Telephone company. reached here yesterday
from Galveston on a tour OF Inspection OF
the Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone
company's property IN Texas. They will
remain Ina the city several days and pro.
coed from hero 10 Beaumont whence they
viii 20 to the Victoria aud Cuero territory.
IApr purpose IL to make observations With
a view TO laying the plans for general i'm.
movement and extension OF the system
throughout the state As a result OF their
visit. now lines viii be built, new toll sta
lions established ana the service otherwise
uerIectad at an points In huC, several
million dollars will be spent In extending
ana lettering the Compauys lines through.
ont the state, according TO the recommends
uCu4 tDcy VIII make upon their return 10
E0gfou The visit " these gentlemen 20
rezng is the result Of that OF tho president
and other officials OF the American Bell
'TrIprhopc company who made o tour OF
rhe state q few weeks ago for the purpose
OF Incoming acquainted with conditions
moro and during which they decided thar
INC heId WAS ripe for the investment OF a
,rcat deal more money u the telephone
business To- this territory
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
NO COUNCIL MEETING.
Resolutions Adopted on the Death Of
Captain o, c. Drew.

Resolutions Adopted on the Death Of
Captain o, c. Drew.
The city council was 10 have met yestcr-
day afternoon in regular session. All the
aldermen were present except Alderman
fluffy. After the reading and adoption OF
the minutes Of the previous meeting, a mo.
ton WAS made 10 adjourn until p, m.
Thursday, April B. but was withdrawn at
the request Of Alderman Miller OF the sec
ond ward, who introduced the following;
Whereas, II has pleased Almighty God TO
remove from our midst our esteemed fellow
citizen. Captain q. G.. Drew, and
Whereas, in the loss Of Captain Drew
this city has suffered the loss of one of MS
most energetic workers, its ablest advisers,
and true and loyal friend and citizen;
be II
Resolved, by the city council Of the city
of Houston, That we bow in humble sub
mission 10 the Divine decree and extend
Ia the bereavcd family our sincere condo
lence and heartfelt sympathy BE 1t FUR
Their
utes ana that copy be transmitted TO the
bereayed members.
on motion, the rules were suspended ana
fine resolution was read the second time
and passed under a further suspension on
The council then adjourned TO Thursday
at 4 D. m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
FOR,THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION
Polling Places, Presiding Officers and Judges
Appointed by the Mayor.

W Cortes; judges p. r. Barr Paul
Schosser.
Fourth Ward (B)-Polliug place, No.
engine house presiding officer. Ed Nc
Gowan judges S. A. Oliver, J. S. Radford.
Fifth Ward (Al-Pollng place, 1908 Nc
Kce street presiding officer, J. !. O'Mcara ;
judges, c. c. Gordon, Charles Jones.
Fifth Ward (B)-Polling place, 1910
Hardy street; presiding officer, o. B. &C.
Gil judges, T. T. Massey John Hughes.
Sixth Polling place, soro Wash
ington street, corner OF Henderson; pre-
siding officer. William Peregoy; Judges,
!, b. Johnson, Chris Schulz
The above appointments, it is under
stood, have been approved by those au-
thorized to represent each of the candI-
dates for mayor.
It will be observed that the Third,
Fourth and Fifth wards, the big voting
wards Of the city, have each been dl-
vided into two election precincts, thus
giving nine voting precincts instead OF
six, as will be used today at the primary
election
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
THE BETTING.

Nothing Doing for MayoraIty, Most Of
the Wagers Are on Police Contest.
There were some changes yesterday in
the betting on the result OF todnys pri-
maries Saturday night the odds ON the
mayoralty race were to 1 in favor Of Holt
Yesterday morRlng for some reason uu-
known TO any save themselves the book
makers marked the price down to TO =,
though they denied that any money mad
been wagered. No money was In sight at
the short price and last evening the odds
had gone to to / with Holt stu the favor
tie and a remarkable pauclty OF Stewart
coin, considering the fact that the odds
were whore they alleged that they wanted
them Almost any sort Of bet could Do
few.
At the Turf the betting in the morning
opened With Blackburn at I 70 10, Ellis 2
tn ., Howard, q Weary and Ray ~ { and
even money the place, A chunk OF Euls
money went into the box and nc was
marked down to . to 10 and made an even
choice with Blackburn. who was length
course Of the afternoon there was "A dis
play of Blackburn money and the betting
closed with Blackburn again ut 10 10.
Ellis even money, O'Leary at and even,
Howard and Ray at 6 and -.
There Is practically M betting IN any
% the other contests, the chief interest
being in the police tight, There is con
SIGHT. but the other three are neglected,
though there are some who believe thGy
q Lesry is a good bet and are getting down
their money,
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who will assist in the management Of III.
various polls, such as judges. supervisors
clerks, scratchers, etc.
No person will be permitted to vote i'm
less he produces registration certificate
If he has lost his certificate he can es-
tablish his right to vote bv remember
ing the number which should tallv with
his name on the registration book If a
voter can not remember the number Of
his lost certificate he can procure dupli-
cate of it by applying to Registrar Grum-
bach at COS Preston avenue. Each GER
tifcate voted will be stamped, Voted al
Primary across the face and returned
to the owner to be used at the CITY cleo
ton. The word Voted will b, stamped
opposite the number of each certificate on
the registration books, so as to prevent IFS
being voted twice
ANY WHITE LEGAL VOTER OF
THE CITY OF HOUSTON. WHO. IF
CHALLENGED, WILL AGREE TO
SUPPORT THE NOMINEES OF THE
PRIMARIES WILL BE ENTITLED TO
VOTE.
The plan of voting will be the same as
at general election, with the same fea-
lures, OF what is known as the Austrail-
ian system, prevailing.
The general run of voters should en-
deavor to vote before p. NJ, as there
will be a rush of the labor vote after
that hour and until the closing OF the
poles
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
AT THE THEATER.

Hov's Comedy Company in "A Prisoner
OF Alners.'
Hoyts Comedy company opened IT'S
weeks engagement at sweeney * Coombs
opcra house last night in "a Prisoner Of
Algicrs." The play is a thrilling melo-
drama. 1t deals with the adventures Of
Captaln Albert Dantes, the son Of the
count OF Monte Cristo
The company compares very fayorahly
with the other popular stock companies
seen here this season.
The speclalrlcs were very good. Miss
Florence BOn'h and Miss Irene Duckett de-
serve especial mention. Mr.. Pete Ray
mond. the comedian, in his monologue' Is
excellent. ,
Tic bll today az the matinee will be The
Diamond Mystery" and Michael StrogOn'
will he presented at tonight's performance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
BANK CLEARINGS OF HOUSTON.
The First Quarter of 1902 Shows the Tre-
mendous Increase of S34,555,O23

Reelected through the infsHible medium
OF the bank movement, the arst quarter Of
1902 shows tremendous growth in Hous-
tons business activity. The figures OF the
Houston Clearing House furnish keynote
TO the business OF the banks, which ia
turn. furnishes n safe Index 30 the tendency
OF local commerce aud trade.
For tho three months Of 1907 the records
OF this institution show the heaviest IN
crease yet made at such period Of the
year. Each month OF 1901 surpassed that
OF the preceding year and gave cause 90
boast Of the splendid showing Of last year.
II a proportionate gain 10 maintained
throughout however, 1902 win FAR eclipse
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
FOOD AND NEURALGIA.
The Rioht Food VIII Drive It Away

Good food cures neuralgia and many
cher diseases " 81 IS tie right Kind ~
tod vii surelv rebuild the cellular tissues
and build The right kind Of cells Instead OF
diernscl coils When the rebuilding Is uh-
6er was the disease leaves;
",1rb"t Is The fsct aud the base OF the fool
cure There arc hundreds q thousands
~ eases TO prove the truth Of tais assef'
Ny"' man I'm Delaware la. Ir. Thomas
craven saws NV wife has been greatly
eTllcted with neuralgia and has never
ro,nd any medicine that would cure her.
i"l"r -. toid tbnt n She could be led on
crane. Nuts Breakfast Food for time
SIC would probably get well, 40 We started
~, Crane Nuts Within a very short time
~ ~ hrcsn,c entirely free from pain and y
now M al appearance. entirely cured o.
her trouble. - - -
W. ran not hud words to express, onf az
h;s trestest food IN sEistsnes. Grape
EufA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
FoOAY'S PRIMARY ELECTION.
HApre The Polls Will Be Located-Time Of
Opening and Closing.
Presiding officers-Who Will Be Entitled to
Vote Under the Rules Governing Primary
Eectons-Other information.

!, primary election to select demo
.omin,es for the approaching city
y Vim be held today
~. M will open at 8 a. NJ, and close
Fr at the following places
WNsrd-Bingham street and ilous-
r. aa IW.rd-No. 10 engine house.
~. .I Ward--Turner hall
ll lls y Wsrd-Ciw hall (Milby-Do
sas Ward--No. 1906 Mckee street
s,,t Ward--Washington and White.
y A. uesiding officers of the primaries
\ |, as follows
~, Wstd-James Whitmarsh, presld-
/ i1 .s.,r; 4. +. Miller alternate.
.' . Wsrd-John Kennedy, presiding
y. Frank Hayes, alternate.
' Nh Ward-Joseph T. Meyer, presid-
"a. .se.r Charles p. Shearn, alternate.
1 s. s- Vard-Frauk S. Burke, presid-
/, ,Srer David Woodhead, alternate.
ssra Nard--Frank Emery, presiding
=, Iohn T. Browne, alternate.
Sits Ward-John Martin, presiding Of
j. / P. Cronan, alternate.
m ,b.se the presiding officers and al
~. ior the First Third and Fifth
y, arc Holt men and the Second,
,.,tb and Sixth Stewart men.
n, ,ao candidates for mayor have each
u accorded the privilege under the
h, adopted by the democratic executive
4nittee Of naming. man for man, those
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a VALUABLE MEDICINE
Fet coaqhs BAD coIds IN chIldto

For Coughs and Colds in Children.
II have not the slightest hesitaney IA
recommending Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy 10 an who arc suffering from coughs or
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