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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-08-03
LII WIN GS TO n

MIS-. w. L. MerIlmee an
family returned TO their home a
Paris Wednesday Mrs. Josep
f Crffey, Of Stanford, was the CUES
Of Mrs. w. W. Wright Wednesda
and Thursday.-Mrs. Jail Coope
leaves to-day to spend few day
in Mt. Nernon before returning t,
her home in Louisville Rev
Briscoe filled his regular appoint
/ ment here Sunday MIR. Will,
Mcclure, of Paris is spending {
few days at home this week. Mr.
Z. H. White leaves to-day for Hot
Springs Arkansas, where he ex.
poets to spend month.-Mr. anc
Mrs. Lon Argenbright and family,
of Knoxville, are visiting relatives
and friends here this week.--Willie
Edith andFred Tubbs accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Mullins home
where they will spend a month. -
Mis-. Woodall and daughter. Miss
Lille, of Hazel Patch, spent Wed
nesday and Thursday at the home
of ]. E. Woodall.-Mrs James An
derson and sou. Omer, are visiting
Mrs Anderson S sister, Mrs. Joe
Wood, of Wilde. Mesdames Ben
Sutton and Thomas Woodall, of
Elrod, are guests OF MIS-. J. +.
Woodall.-Mr, IL. H. Davis is in
the city this week buying goods
Chas. and Will Rice, of Lebanon
Junction, spent Wednesday with
home folks,-Mr. Dee Bryan: spent
a few days with his family this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Webb
and Miss Emma Storts, of Louis
vile were guests OF Mesdames R.
A. Sparks and H. D. Magee this
week.-Mrs.. L. M. Westerhe'd
and family are visiting relative
and friends in Stanford. Miss
Lizzie Carson, of Crab Orc hard is
he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. D.
Magee.-Mrs. J. T. Boreing and
of Nashville, Tenn, are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs..
Jacob Pike Mrs. Edgar Hays and
Mrs. Annie Quinn spent a few days
last week at the home of Mr.. anc
Mrs. B. Hays.-Mr. and Mrs
Harry jenkins were made the hap
Ply parents of a little son, born
Friday morning July 10th Mrs. R
A. Sparks entertained at her home
Tuesday evening from eight t.
eleven O'Clock in honor of he
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Webb
md Miss Emma Storts of Louis
lille. The house was beautiful,
decorated and refreshments WERE
served at 9 o'clock. Those presen'
we're Mesdames Jake Sambrook
w. w Wright, Jail Cooper, OF
louisville. w. 7. Merrimee, fl
Paris, II. d. Magee, l.. H. Davi
Lee Webb, Misses Lvda Cook
>ora Adams, Anna Belle Dishor,
Lille Clifford, Clara Clifford. Em
ia Storts and Lizzie Carson, O.
crab Orchard. Messrs Arthur
Bother. Tim Davis, Conn Asher.
lee Webb, John Johnson and Mr..
Henry, of Louisville.
James Neal of Ford, and Miss
<ittie POynter, were married at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs
Wllmoth Ford, Tuesday evening
July 23th, by Rev. Briscoe, of Mt.
Vernon. An elegant supper was
served after the ceremony. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Neal, of |
Ford, XIV, Mesdames J. R. Carter,
Jerome Adams. w. F. Tubbs, Gala
J. B. Hayes, Ed. Quinn
Ind Susie Mullins. Misses Cora
Adams, Leila Sambrook, LYDIA |
Cook, Myrtle Chewing, Mamie
md Della Mink. Vera Owens, Lot
lie Owens, Londa Mullins, Mess1s.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-08-03

The four months old baby of Mr..
and Mrs. Monroe Singleton died
Wednesday night.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-08-03

You don't want to miss the
Brodhead Fair Aug. Is, 10 and II.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-08-03

Catalogues for the Brown Mem
orlal School, which are now being
printed in this Office will soon be
ready for distribution.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-08-03

Il. limerick, OF near Maretburg,
one of the standing up citiz ems {
he county, came in town Tuesday
and reported that some uuknow n
person called him out of his house
ut late hour Monday night and
ried to assassinate him \ few
shots took effect in the back as he
was entering the house. 1t was a
dastardly, cowardly deed and it is
h oped that the guilty parties can
he brought to justice.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-08-03

Robert Thacker. aged about %,
step-son of w. NJ. Wallen. hav
ing been disappointed in love, de
clded that life was not worth living
and attempted to end his life BY
hring bullet from a 81 caliber re-
'olver in his right breast, the bull
let passing through the lung. The
asst report stated that he was in a
very critical condition, but would
,robably recover.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-08-03

Walter 2enner, L. & N. brake
man, and a son of Milton Renner,
OF this county, received injuries at
New Haven Saturday morning,
from the effects .of which he died
Saturday night. Young Renner
was on what is known among the
railroad boys as the ''nigger" local
and was doing some switching at
New Haven. Just how the acct
dent occurred no one knows ,Gbut it
Is the general opinion among those
whom we have talked that he Slip
ped while trying to cross from one
car to another. His leg was cut
of at the knee and had MANY
bruises about the head. face and
body. He was buried in the Gene
tely here SUNDAY afternoon.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-08-03

+ We have heard of one man in
Rockcastle county, who is against
the Hon. Harve Helm for Congress
and that man when asked to give
reasons for so being, said Helm
didn't treat Gilbert right two years
ago" Mr. Helm may have mis- :
tr-ated Mr. Gilbert, but this is the
first time any one has ever ht ard of
it. The fact that Mr.. Gilbert and
his friends lin Shelby, Anderson.
Spencer. Madison and all the other
Counties. have openly declared for
Helm. is evidence that Mr.. Gilbert
does not feel any mistreatment at
the hands of Mr.. Helm.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-08-03

1t is with pleasure that we an
nounce the coming of w. G. Swim
ford, to open a barbershop and a
bathroom in our town. Nh. Swim
ford is one of the best tonsorial ar
lists in the State. A good bath
room hes been long felt need in
our town. and we feel that Mr.
Swlnford will make good success
here. He expects to be ready in
about two weeks. or just as soon
as Mr.. McKeuz can get the new
addition TO the old shop completed.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-08-03

Over $1,000 will be spent in i'm
Prov ment Gu the &C 90 bu llings
before the opening of school IN
next month. The people of Rock
caste can most assuredly feel that
the Brown Memorial School is an
institution worthy of their patron
age. The faculty for next year is
the best that money can secure and
no Logger is it necessary for our
young people to leave to get q
thorough training. Those who
expect to enter school this fall or
any time during the year should
correspond with Miss Ida NJ. Tay-
or, Principal. Mt. Vernon, KY.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-08-03

20 Call up mo. 70" when w
4 y you wa ut to Com rnuui- 4 ~
cate with SIGNAL
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

women before. it was a case Of love at
first sight. 1t was only a month or so
until the intimacy between the French
maid and the scion of the family began
to be noticeable. They did their best to
hide It just at first, but it became too evil
dent and finally, young John Aston was
called upon the family carpet. There were
tears by his mother. circumstances by his
father, demands and defiance by the young
man. He and Frances were intended for
each other. from the formation OF the
world, the young man felt sure HIS
father announced that he would disinherit
him II he did not break OF the attachment
The young man steadfastly refused to give
up his sweetheart, and it was announced
that Frances must go. The lover declared
II she went he would go with her.
Frances went and he followed. They
proceeded at once to New York, where they
were married.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

ence. There young American woman re-
Gently interviewed her.
MRS. Alexander was delightful" said the
young woman. she amused me very much.
/. too. amused her-she thought me naive.
''once, when asked her a certain ques-
ton about the financial side OF novel writ
ing. she declared that my question was az
naive as that OF a little FlorSntine child's
that she had heard about the day before.
This child. at dinner with her parents,
turned to her mother and said:
Mamma, where were you bornT
AT Padua, darling
But was born in Florence, wasn't II
"'Yes, dear
"'And father. where was he born?'
In Venice
THE little girl looked gravely from one
20 the other.
Isn't it funny she said, that we
should all have met like this?'"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
In The Great Domestic Room
Every Item Rousing Bargain. Don't Miss Them

Table Linen, full 72-in. wide,
satin finish, all pure linen. eight pat
terms to select from, goods that OQ~
sell from $3.50 to Sl.75 yard, at..... 20
Unbleached Table Linen, 72-in. wide, all
pure Irish Linen, extra heavy, IT,
worth N.S yard, at, yard. ........ ~
Bleached mercerized Table Linen 5s-in.
wide handsome patterns. fine quality,
sells regularly at SOC a yard, QAC
at, yard ............................. .O-ES
Unbleached Table Linen, coin. wide. all
pure Irish Linen, extra heavy quality
and pretty patterns, sells regularly at
COO a yard, only yards to a air
customer, at, yard ............... "a -
lSx1s-in all Linen Unbleached Nap OQC
kins, worth $50 a dozen, at dog. .SOS
si1sc OR s bleached seamless Sheets, SOC
Unbleached all linen Toweling, 17-in. wide,
sells regularly at SC and 10c yard, 6AC
. " yAIu s....'''''....'..s........'
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
One Thing rhey HAD Escaped.

A young disciple Of Blackstone who had
worked his way through college and taken
. full course in the study OF law was
making a trip through the southwest in
search Of an eligible location for the prac-
tice Of his profession. A thrifty young
city, with body OF water on one side OF
II and forest on the other, attracted his
attention ana he decided to make a few
days stay there and investigate
Putting up" at what seemed TO be the
best hotel, he ate his dinner then strolled
into the once and proceeded In a careless
way to interrosate the clerk.
There IL a good deal OF business done
in this town, isn't there?" he asked.
Yes, sir" answered the young man. In
one way and another there's a good jag OF
business going on here"
Healthy place, isn't it7"
''Mlddling."
us there much litigation here7''
mo, haven't heard Of any cases OF that.
but there's lot Of chills an fever and
occasionally a pretty bad case Of the grip.
youths Companion
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
Tersely Told Tales Both Grim and Gay

your l know a whole lot OF Browns that
live on the other side of the road, but
there amt any Abbie B. among them. You
don't mean Abby b. Smith, do you? She
lives over
mo. it's Abby B, Brown. Wen ind her
somehow. Thanks"
The stage driver started his horses, but
before the corner was reached a faint
Hello" caused the passengers to turn
around The old man, hoe in hand, was
pursuing the stage.
Brown, Mrs. Abby B. Brown, did you
say? Why, 1 know her. She's my wife,
Everybody's Magazine.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
title Prices Linked reaVaIeS Mondays Specials Exceptional Interest
Grand Special Lace Sale

CLEARING UP ALL ODD PIECES OF
OUR IMMENSE LACE STOCK AT ONE
QUARTER TO ONE-HALF REGULAR
PRICES.
&c QUALITY VAL. LACES and -
Insertings, at, yard................,..,.... ~
DC v quality St. French ySTS and German 2Sc
loo quality French and German -
Walls, at per yard Observation-Disclosures S
Two great lots of fancy Torchons and
Nottingham Wash Laces; also heavy
Cluny Laces
LOT Worth up to 10c yard, all al
at one price, at, yard. < IN
LOT 2-Worth up to Csc yard, all e.
at one price, at, yard..................OS
LARGEST LINE OF HAMMoCKs IN
THE CITY. All styles and Nprices, up
from $.00.
THE ONLY OMAHA HOUSE THAT
CAN SELL YOU ZION CITY I.ACES AND
LACE CURTAINS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

you shan't marry Theodore Keip. I
don't like him." said Mr.. Prudhome OF Red
Lake, MINI.
But / like him. papa, and while l hate
20 disobey you l mean TO marry him." said
his daughter Adeline.
Whereupon Mr.. PIudhome stormed In the
conventional way, and when he learned
that an elopement was on the program
he took the most direct method OF inter-
ference. He locked the girl up.
Young Keip went TO the trysting place,
but Adeline wasn't there. He waited. but
she did not come and then he went boldly
70 the house 70 make inquiries. He found
that the girl was In prison In her own
room. He could not set speech with her
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
Size Rug Bargains


even, to make another date for another
elopement.
This is a regular sixteenth century sit
uation," thought Theodore. 1T Is up to
me TO batter down the walls around the
donjon keep or scale the battlemepts"
This Is not the sixteenth century," said
Mr.. Prudhome. III you try to break in
here will have you arrested for burglary.
GO on away"
Theodore went and told his troubles to
a lawyer
Sure. wen fix that" said the attorney.
wen get out a writ Of habeas corpus"
They did, and the constabulary went TO
the Prudhome house and served the writ
and took possession OF the young lady and
brought her before the county commits
sioner.
This was turning the tables with a ven-
geance and Mr.. Prudhome saw that paren-
tai opposition was in vain. Like a wise
man he withdrew his objections and the
marriage was celebrated at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
when the Auto Came Back.

An automobiles. speeding along coun-
try road at a rapid clip ran over and
killed a chicken. When he returned the
same way an hour later a man was stand
ing In the middle OF the road. signaling ex-
citedly for him TO stop. He brought the
machine to a standstill. and there lying
on the roadside was the poor chicken whose
life had been snuffed out. He was pre-
pared for the worst, when the following
dialogue took place,
May ask did you run over this
chicken?"
Yes. I'm the guilty party. but am will
ing to pay for the damage. How much
do you want2''
"oh, that's all right. You see, before
took the chicken home l wanted to make
sure how Il had been killed. II your auto
mobile ran over IL. guess it's good to
eat"-Pittsburg Dispatch,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
o,,,d CLEARING Embroidery Sale

EMBROIDERIES FOR 1c PER YARD.
All odd length, soiled or mussed Em-
broideries and Insertings, worm up 70 %
yard-go at one price Monday &c
at. yard.
EMBRoIDERIES, AT, YARD, 21Eo.
All odd lengths of Embroideries ah1 IN
at one price Monday, at, yard....,...
EMBROiDERIES worth up TO 1bo yard,
at one price Monday, at &c
yard ............ .'.'sssss 'ssss''., -
EMBROIDERIES worth up to 2Sc yard
at one price Monday, at, FAC
yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
EMBROIDERiES, worth up to S5c yard,
at one price Monday, at, 104C
,sS,9pp0 iDI;pV stIip w AiST PAT
Terms, worth 500 and Sl.25. to close
quickly Monday, at, Q(lr-
EMBROIDERED WAIST SETS, 80
A complete and very pretty Waist Set
Wonderful bargain for Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
something noInE 40.

A large case OF boiled eggs was received
at the Knights OF Pythias relief commit
tee headquarters In Oakland. Cal, ana
upon each egg was written the name ana
address OF some young woman who at
tended to boiling the eggs. The case was
shipped from Cleveland o., and there "a q
strong hint that betW en- the boiler OF each
egg and some knightly refugee into whose
hands IL falls correspondence will be
opened. and Il win be Cupid's fault. II
there's, nothing doing thereafter.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

i5f57iSSI married his mothers French
lszk2sD maid.
The Moorhead family considers itself
and Is widely conceded to be the very
first family In Pittsburg Therefore John
Aston has been disinherited. Ten days
ago he was heir presumptive to 100000
or $s.0O0OO0, being the son OF John Moor
head, jr.. and grandson OF John Moor
head, who built the family name and for
tune with iron and steel.
The only name by which the French
maid is known Is Frances. Young Moor
head is known TO more people throughout
the country probably than any other young
Pittsburger OF the society realm. He has
been the puzzle OF the women OF the so
cial set in which his family moves. He
absolutely refused to have anything to
do with them He had no use for the
grand opera and good society crowd. He
was always doing something which upset
all social traditions. and there was de-
SPAR In many a society mothers heart
for fear he would never be annexed"
along with his millions. He paid no at
tention whatever to the doings and sayings
OF society and felt better in flannel shirt
and a pair OF tennis shoes than he did
IN evening dress. His family was often
shocked at some OF his capers.
Mrs. Moorhead spent last summer in Eu-
rope and when she returned last fall she
brought with her a French serving maid
from Paris With the young man whose
heart had been as the steel made by his
father and his grandfather 70 all other
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

q lbs. best Pure Cane Granulated
sugar, TOT fA,VV
AS-lb sack Fancy High Patent Minnesota
Flour--nothing finer sold for the money
lbs. best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal. 6c
lbs. best hand picked Navy Beans. 49,. 2oc
10 bars best brands Laundry Soap, Zoe
lbs best bulk Laundry Starch. .........15c
lib. pkg. best Corn Starch................4 &C
3-lb. can Pork and Beans,
lib. can Pork and Beans ....,.........,...4c
OIL Sardnes, per can .,.,,..................9
2-lb. pkg self-rislng Pancake Flour. .......5 &c
LIB. pkg Seeded Rasins ,....,............71ac
DeViled Ham, Plotted Ham, Deviled Tongue,
Polted Tongue or Potted Beef, the best
brand, per can OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &C
lib. jar Pure Fruit Preserves .......... .Slso
Bromangelon or Jello, per pkg. ....,..,71sc
The best Soda or Oyster Crackers, ID. 60
Fresh. crisp Ginger Snaps, per ib.s...... &c
Swedish Health Bread, per lb..........7hc
Xcelo Breakfast Food, per pkg..........71Ac
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

Wichita, Kan. The judge is one OF the
best golfers in his part of Kansas. One
day he had case on trial in which sew
eral small boys had been subpoenaed as
witnesses. Addressing a bright youth OF
about II summers Judge Dale Solemnly
inquired; MY boy. do you understand the
nature OF an oath7"
'oh, yes, sir" quickly replied the youth.
Il often caddied for you. sir"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

The stage coach that carries the mail be-
tween Kent's hin and Redheld Station,
In Maine. drew IN along the roadside and
the driver aceosted little old man work
ing In a field. do you know who Mrs.
Abby B. Brown is and where she livesI'
The old man considered. Brown, Abby
b. BrOwnG'' he repeated. You don't mean
Mrs. Polly Brown. do your
mo. Mrs Abby b. Brown; we've got q
letter for her"
"B.. you say the middle letter Is B.. do
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
Mark Twain ON Advertising.

Mark Twain in the midst OF panegyrio
on advertising. told a remarkable story.
There was a man." he said. back Iowa
way who was so pleased with an advertise
ment in the local paper that he wrote the
following testimonial letter TO the editor:
Mr.. Editor. Sir: After selling all 1
0buld. giving barrels away, stufhng my
hogs till they would eat no more, l still
had. last fall about 800 tons of big. juicy,
fine favored apples left on my hands.
inserted in your valuable paper an ad. that
was willing to send free = barrel OF
picked fruit. freight pad in advance by
me. to anyone who would apply, there
being. OF course. no charge for the barrel.
You will hardly credit H. but that little
tO-esnt ad. cleared out my whole stock
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

very formal. When a negro wants a change
of wives he simply adopts a new one. A
Washington woman who had seen favor
lite servant of her fathers household mar
ried to a man named James visited Tenn
essee recently and found to her surprise
eliza living with another man.
mo. James ain't deid." was the explana-
ton. IAN he's Twin in taown, But we
amt married no more. Use got new hus-
baHd."
What was the troubier' was the next
inquiry,
There want no trouble"
ibid you and James get a divorce3"
mo. We amt had no divorce. just nat
urally left him"
Did he use you badly: did he beat you
or neglect you?''
mo. He was a good husband, but done
lost my taste for James."-New York Trib-
une.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

ST. GALL AND-EMBRoIDERED
SWISSES.
At, yard, $685. $3.50. s1.25, $780, QOc
75c, bOc and. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SCOTCH HAND MACHINE EMBROID-
Erred SWISSES.
At. yard, 75c, SOC, soc, SOC, 5c 10C
DOMESTIC SWISSES.
Finest made in this country, at, N01N
yard, 60c, 39c, Csc, 19c, 15c and 49, ~
IMPORTED INDIA LINONS.
At, yard, S5c. 75c, CSC, 6sc, Soc 30C
DOMESTIC INDIA LINONS.
At, yard, Csc, 19c, 15c, 121he, 1Oc, TIC, &c
ENGLISH LONG CLOTHS.
At, yard. Csc, 1sc, 15c, 121kc, lOc z4c
IRISH WHITE DIMITIES, CHECKED
AND STRIPED.
At, yard SOC, 25c, 19c, 15c, 121sc T0C
ana.
Nainsooks, put up in boxes of - yards
each, for fine underwear at &1.50
DOX. .''ss..s'.-.
Out-of-town customers send for samples.
Mail orders receive the best of attention.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

CHIFFONS.
All silk Wash Chiffons, at, yard. 81 00
$780, $19S, $3.50, N.25 and.
Wash Chiffons, at. yard. $125, AOC
400, 75c, SOC, Soc ana .................
FRENCH LAWNS. +.
High grade. at, yard, $50. SIS, 1Ec
800, 75c, 50c, SOC and. ...,........s.., SOS
PERSIAN LAWNS.
High grade, at, yard, S1.00, 75c, 10C
59c, 5Oc, SOC. 25c, 15c and. w.
FRENCH. ORGANDIES.
High grade, double fold, at, yard, Or
$780, S5c, CSC and. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NV
FRENCH WASH MoUssELINES.
Very fine quality at, yard, $3.50, OEc
SIPS, $780, 75c. 500, soc, SOC and. SO~
MERCERIZED BATISTES.
Highly finished, at, yard, $lO0 Soc, AOr
, 75c, Csc, soc, SOC, 39c 25c and...........
MERCERIZED ENGLISH JACQUARDS.
Very finest brands. at. yard, $L5O, I0N
$l.25, y1.O0, 75c, Soc SOC, 25c, l9c and. wv
White silk Novelties, French productions
75c, SOC, S9c and. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
18Th Anniversary Furniture Sale

Here and now you can save money.
This handsome Extension Table (like CUT
has a 4Sx48 round top. 1t is made of
quartered oak. Polish finish with French
legs This Table comes in two sizes
6 and foot.
6 IT. price was $13S5-now. .... .$1O.95
8 IT. price was $14.S5-now. .$11.85
This elegant Metal Bedstead is full size
and comes In dark green enamel. The
foot is As inches high and the head 60
inches. Regular price $3.50 now
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
Hayden's Grocery Prices
All Competition Highest Qualify Freshest Goods and Lowest Prices

Choice Tea Siftngs, per lb. .R1zo
Fancy Santos Coffee, per lb..............l6 loo
Festino, per pkg.......................
Nabisco, per pkg .............,.....,......l
CHEESE AND BUTTER SALE
Choice Dairy Butter. per Id .15o
Fancy Separator Creamery Butter,
per ID. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Neufchtel Cheese, each ....................Sc
FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLE
PRICES
punches fresh Radishes.. 30
punches fresh Turnips ....................5c
4 punches fresh Lettuce ....................6c
Large Cucumbers, each ,...................6 DC
Wax or String Beans, per lb..............71so
Fresh Peas, per lb. .......................7lsc
Fresh Pie Plant, per bunch ................lc
Fresh Cabbage, per ID. ....................Sc
s punches fresh Onions ........,.......,....bc
measures OF fresh roasted Peanuts. sc
Large juicy Lemons, per dozen ..........O c
Large ripe Bananas, per dozen .........,l2c
WATCH THE ADS FOR OUR FIRST
CAR OF PINEAPPLES FOR CANNING.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

IS pieces of Black Panama, strictly QQC
all wool, to close, at, yard.......... OOS
100 pieces of silk and Wool Eolienne; goods
that sold at 500, $3.50, $l.9s and 0Qc
up, to close, at, yard.................O Wv
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
HAYDEN BROS.

II apples. and could have disposed of
five times the quantity on the same
terms New York Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
ChnnEed Her Taate.

dONG negroes of the south there
prevails 20 a considerable extent
a system OF easy matrimonial
readjustment such as, according
70 Mr.. GorNy's friends, is the
custom of Russia. Divorces are
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

II you have anything TO trade Gdvertiss
II In the F~ Exchange eOlumA q ths
Be- Want "A pAEA