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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-04-26
Arrested for HOUSEKEEPING.

Sheriifs Seat and Johnson vent to
the lower bottoms one day last week
and arrested Lawyer Winston and
Sallie Winston. on a charge Of
HOUSEKEEPING. They were charged
with breaking into the house OF M.
v. B. Griifey, we're landed in Jail,
and an examining trial was had
Monday. They we're held to await
Circuit Court.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-04-26
Libel Suit Won.

w ''H The Padueah Register
.''paP'f Co. and James Z. VIII
!, ,'l ;. ,loO for their criticism Of ! i.
'sais wousa.
.l' natter has been in litigation
- 'l'a a year and the Livingston
'.-' court Fhich met at Smithland
''l gave Attorney wOrten a
'a :, for 81 900.
a - Wilhelm, editor Of the paper
''u'n' prayed an appeal. which
granted Nov the court Of
re, ,.s.a' 1.' dismissed the appeal and
..1. 49,. A'' Wor,en 10 per cent. in
'''''a TO the original 81. 900.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-04-26

A nearby exchange says Louis
vile had so many visitors a year
ago, at Home Coming" that the
people of Keniucky's metropolis
will try Il again this year. The
only man In all Of the states who
will be afraid to put his foot on
Kentucky coil during 'home com
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-04-26

The Hickman Furniture Co.
zinc have the largest stock Of
Undertakes goods in Western Ken
lucky which can be fitted up at all
times on short notice. Telephone
number 90
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-04-26

Mr.. M. J. Tanning. the noted
lecturer. will be in Hickman and
address the people at the Baptist
Church Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock. A union meeting will be
held at the Court House in the after
noon at three O'Clock. and will speak
a, the Methodist Church at 80 in
the ev ening. Everybody come.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-04-26

The Hickman Furniture Co. 4,
Inc, keeps an undertaken in the
building both day and night. Tele-
phone No. 30.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-04-26

II a man is too busy TO read
advertisements he will get over il
presently and have plenty Of spare
time TO study the methods Of his
competitor Who does read advertise
ments and takes advantage Of the
Information they contain. -Bagclo-
gy.
To protect an invention all over
the world il is necessary to take out
sixty-four patents in as many
different countries, the estimated
cost Of which is 81, 500.
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A toast-May the best you wish
for be the worst you get.
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The hen that lays the biggest egg
Is not always in the smart set.
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The postofice department does
not intend to draw the color line in
the matter of white and negro rail-
way mail clerks working together on
the same runs. Although an inti-
nation has been given the superin-
tendent OF the railway mail service
that white clerks in the Middle West
are preparing TO request the depart
ment to effect a change so as to put
the negroes on runs which will not
bring them in proximity to the
whites. il was stated today that no
such discrimination could or would
be made.
She-Hov can you have such
bad opinion OF human nature when
you have me, and am so sweet
and nice to your
He-Well, you show me what
human nature should be, of what Il
is capable properly developed. In
the outside world l see what human
nature really is.
She-But do not pretend to be
better than other people although l
do think am better than 90 out Of
100 women
The Hand made Buggy Company
Is the latest enterprise to be launch
ed In Fulton. The company has APP
Piled for articles Of incorporation and
will be capitalized at $4,000. The
ncorporaiOrs are A. J. Kirkland,
|. H Rankin and K. A. Freeman.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-04-26

Sa'h EDWARDS. Of wineo.
H., - ~. 'Ae pleasant guest Of the
'''''' Wilson. this week.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-04-26
NEW
Floor Coverings
and
Lace Curtains.


Every houekeper thinking Spring cleaning and b.
will call for mating square, rugs curtains and
window shades.
We received this week rh shipment Of mating room size
embracing the designs floral figured patterns
Really they have to be he appreciated early inspection
will insure the choicest patterns.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-04-26
Mattings

-E.ua 'hs Orient-lhe most beautiful and
gar aHsmi worked handsomely in floral
i- .f-rtl designs. Mattings are very scarce
ei i'laa. and se are fortunate IN getting
orb d. e.ap.e,s line.
Ts China Hauings are clear. veil made
EEL certain many small weave patterns. 90 de-
la..s ..- long scar,
Fora Tlfi %, 90. 10 and 12ise
Tie japanese Matlings oontain many beaati-
%. carpet patterns IN floral and figured de-
rfi. .or yard ........ % 10 4Oc
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-04-26

-.a B and foot widths. nea, figured de-
Signs Price according to quality 80 TO Soc
The Alaska prospector., 1907-09-12

Philadelphia. Sept 11-In n de- cision of the court, rendered yester- day, it was held that the two cent railroad fate was unconstitutional being class legislation.
 San Francisco. Sept. 11---A1 hour after the Cans Britt fight 1t was announced that Britt broke his wrist. but even if it was true 1t was imnaterial for Cans could have knocked Britt out at any time after the second round, the latter being simply outclassed. Billy Jordon announced that Nell son challenged the winner.
 San Francisco, Sept. Ii The sports who saw the Gans-Britt fight are calling the latter quit ter. They have attempted to call his bluff regarding his broken wrist, but he refuses to allow an examination.
 Seattle. Sept. 11-Taft in his address last night, said the Philip pines were not ready for self gov ernment, and would not be for a hundred years The Philippines desire that their educated class should be their rulers, but these latter do not constitute ten per cent.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-09-12
Of Local Interest
From Fridays Bulletin

The Three Ms sailed Thursday for Fidalgo. and Landlock bays, carrying about 36 passengers. Several of the latter went down to look over the rropertles of the Fidalgo Mining Co
 Mrs. Blamey Stevens, together with Harry and Ralpb Reynolds, young sons of Mir. H. D. Reynolds, arrived from La Toucbe island last evening and all arc lntending to make protracted stay in Valdez
 Information received by the PRos pEcToR's special telepathic source this morning to the effect that Valdez Is fo have wedding. The young lady will shortly arrive by steamer, and will he met at the dock by we'll known sergeant at the cable station. Happy days.
 The contingent of eastern capitalists who arrived on the Bertha, left on the Elsie last evening for HOgan's Bay where they will inspect the Hogan Temple Eagan- Murray property. It is reported that they have it bonded for f12J,0O0.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-09-12
Notice.

Owing to ;Ee advance in the freight rates and the price of flour. Bread will be advanced Sept. 1. to ten cents straight per loaf instead of three for 25c as heretofore Valdez Bakery, John Walters Prop o.S,,
The Alaska prospector., 1907-09-12
Born


 Oscar Foo;e. Esq, of Juneau, who has been at Katalla examining coal properties, and also down the Sound inspecting some of his copper interests, Is ln the city, and will go Soutr on the Bertha.
 Mrs. Patton, of the Valdez Hospital. will ieavo on tue Bertha tonight, for Portland, Ore.
 The Bertha arrived at noon and will go South tonight.
 By direction of Mir. II. D. Reynolds all persons returning from the interior are invited to make use os the freight teams of the Home Railway for the tgausportatior of both them selves aud thel" packs into town. Each day eight of these teams are dispatched to the various camps, returning empty in the evening In addition Ar. Reynolds also offers to the people of Valdez the free use of the private telephone Hoe 1 constructed by the company. Dr. D. H. Sleem, of Seward, is vis- itor in Valdez.
 c. Ira Daggeett. of Seward, came
 
 Valdez his home As there seems to be some misun- derstandiDg as to the proper person to whom applications may be made fo: 1 subscriptions for stock of the Alaska | Home railway, and also as to the prop er person to whom payments may be | made for the same, the PROSPECTOR has 1 been requested to state that hlr. Frank k. ioung5 Is fhe proper pei son, aud that he can be found at the office of Railway in the church building.
 Mrs. c T. Daggett arrived on the arriued on the Santa Clara from Sew ard The Daggetts will occupy the ! Grant Chase house on Mckinley St.
 F. V Boyle came over on the Clara from Seward After a short visit here be will go to katalla. Charles Crawford. th9 oI ular black smith of Seward. Is here and exGe' to i opeI a shop ill Valdez in d few d".
 Mrs. E. c Richards was pass eneer on the Santa Clara. Mrs Kiciiards bound for San Diego to join her hus- 1 band and daughter Nellie, who arr no ' 1 IOcd' eu dl IDdI -'Ii hdN purchased an orange grove there.
 Alex H Bradford. son of T. D. Brad 1 ford of lne Crown Copper Co, who has been spending tie past three montts at Knights Island. returned to the states on the Santa Clara
 Clarence Warner aud Wickersham arrived in town yesterday from the copper country.
 . Steve Birch and the C. $. Geological party who have been making rec III naiSSance ill the copper country, re- turned to town yesterday.
 From Wednesdavs Br1,ctin
 The office of the A. C. Go. has re- 1 moved to the Swan building.
 The Bertha brought over lo hoI ses from Seward for the Alaska Home Railway.
 Ex-Governor Brady was on the Der tha enroute from Horseshoe bay to ] Seattle
 Frank Bartlett has returned from .he Cbisna District where h , mas been pros specting during the summer. ! The foundation fer Ike for the ne" 1 Reynolds Bank building, corner Of Broadway and Hobart street will prob- ably be finished today. | Mis- Bessie Reynolds, Deice Of MT. Fl ID ReynoIdS who has been enjoy
The Alaska prospector., 1907-09-12

Temple Eagan Murray property It is reported that they have it bonded for s12J,OO0.
 From Saturdays Bulletin.
 On the return trip of the Saratoga, which is due Sunday night or Monday, will take ore from Barracks at La touche.
 Catholic services will take place to- morrow at the Schoolhodse Mass at 10 a. m. aud Sunday school at 2:30 D.. m. Non-Catholics as we'll as church members are invited to attend the morning service. FTP H. TURNELL, S. J.. The Hubbard-E!liott outfit, from Elliott Creek. consisting of Gus. Bel ioli. L. D Hubbard. M. " Hubbard, E. B. Dobbas. V. Smith. M. McGIade, A. Il. Berry, c. C. Haneman, and Fred Guthrie came in yesterday with pack train. bringing in some very rich samples of ore struck on the H.-E. property this summer. They report a very successful season. Ed. Dckey will remain on Elliott creek this winter.
 
 A cab!egram from Seattle announces the birth of daughter this morn!ng, to Mir. and Mrs. Jack Miller. Mother and child doing nicely.
 Pink Dennison and Judge Whittelsy arrived Tn town yesterday from the in- terior
 The dance given at Mckinley Hall Saturday night proved to be grand sue cess and q most enjoyable affair, as evidenced by the large Der preseni '. Owing to the recent railroad activity quite an unusual number of peop'r attended. rot few of them beln" strangers Mir. Storey, Brennan anh McGuilk furnished the music whic1 was of kind that induced even the old timers 10 remain until the " Hom" Sweet Home" We look forward with pleasure to another such social event .
 The reference in the PROSPECTo9 re garding the matter ot keeping recorc of the births, marriages and deaths ha> already born fruit aud probably a5me action in the mat ter will be taken a' the next meeting of theTown Council. It appears that It is the duty of the Health officer to keep such record. but for considerable period. EaldeZ has been without such an official. A member of the Town Council gave the PRosPECTOR the facts in the case ano stated that he was in full accord wlt!l the suggestion ot the PROSPEcTOR, bu through some inadvertance. after tn" resignation of the the previous Healtl' officer, his successor bad not been chosen
The Alaska prospector., 1907-09-12
From. Tuesdays Bulletin

D. C. Sargent. Commissioner ana Recorder for the Nabesna district, with headquarters at the mouth of Cam; Creek, arrived here Monday. With him were Clayton Jones, Frank Me son and John Gibbons who have been in representing Bratuober. MT Sar gent left Deputy Recorder Russell al Camp Greek, during his absence.
 Chris. Tjosevig and wife, who have been spending the summer in the kot- sina country, is on the way ont and will reach town in day or two.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
High-Grade Linen Dept.

The finest linen department in Omaha. We
carry everything in this line and our prices are
far below all others; better goods for the same
price.
Table Linen by the YardBleached Irish LINEN, double
finish, full 70 inches wide, at 81, 1926, S29S
$3.50 $1.9S, $3.50, $125 and ..................9 csc
Table Linen by the Yardin German, Scotch
and Irish Linen CO inches to 70 inches WIDE at $3.50,
Unbeached Irish Table Linen by the Yard6O inches TO ~
inches wide, at $3.50, $125, ESQ, sec, 75c and soc
Table Cloths, full bIeached Irish Linen
tables all Sizes at SIS, $15 S1250 $3.50, $3.50
b1.sDO
Napkins TO match all Lnens 1x1S inches 24x4 inches
from $l5 dozen down to 81. rs
Ready Made Sheets full beached S19O, each from S11O
10 soc
Ready Made Pillow Cases. all sizes from, piece
Fancy Hemsched Sheets and Gases in Sets at So, $3.50,
1895, 1915. 1926 and ...................S2 $3.50
Bed spreads-ImpOrted Marseies, frnged plain
corners each, at $12.50, $1O50 $3.50, $3.50,
Sf,bO, Sb.oO, SbOO ana SS8.SS
Bed Spreads full line of domestic spreads $685.
$29S, $3.50, 50, $3.50 and ................... Csc
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

arc Curtains and DyaperieS largest

Rattenburg Lace BED sets, nice lace decorations,
nmsEoidsrsd TsmbOur Muslin Curtains, at, .paiE,
imported PRINCESS, Irish Point ana ARABIAN Door
Panels, ct each, ti36, $3.50 ti.ss, S2.5o UP
10 - "
Phi. Tapestry Couch Covers at each, from s1,4s
. 70; o-is,, tst an: rrcct b.in ,o ovS,S
doors, at, from $3.50 up to................ $500
Colorod Curtains for library, In All styles at
pair, S1-eS up to ....................... $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

Duchess Lace Curtains, ~ pair, form $40 90 eQ0
aaxony brussels Curtains, from $3.50 20 $500
Double net Brussels Curtains, from QA99 20 e1a-50
HAND Made Arabian Curtains ati pair, 5000 mp
Dsntoils Arabian Corded patterns, extra heavy,
at. posoeJ Ne-9pI 49,
irish Points, exclusive patterns, AZ, pair $50
70 = :. =. - ~ 40
S3.0S, f2.9B and. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Nl.S6
curtain made at, pair, se.sss $3.50, S4oa, ss.ss
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
China Dept. Specials

1OO-piece English Porcelain Dinner Sets, green or
blue undergazed decorations at SIS. 9S
1OO-pCe Dinner Sets, staffordshire English Gran
tie, festoon embossed undergazed decorations
snap at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $685.
100-piece Haviland & Co. Dinner Sets, $50 to $50
values, Ramon shape, Norma and Marquise pat
terms, remarkable bargain Monday at. S23.5 so
Chas Fields Havland 1OOpiece Sets FIeur de Lis
shape, beautiful decorations sold elsewhere
our SAFE price S17 so
White Naples, Bowls PIatters, Vegetable
lops, all ozes, au choice Observation-Disclosures. Toe
KrysOl Press Gut jugs 2pnt sze cut glass
--on sale each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. loo
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
Special Sale of White Dress Fabrics

French Lawns, wash Chiffon, NsrOsriEed Batists,
India Linons. Persian Lawn. and all the
white goods FOR graduation at reduced prices.
Countess NainsoOk, the 500 grade at. ...... .lso
aold GLORY" Longoioth, 1 yard wide, lee grade
at &c: 15c grade at 12hc; 1910 grade at $40
Auto Cloth, Touring Cloth and indian Head at a
yard 1Oc, hc and. ...................... $50
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
Go-Can Time Soon

10 you're contemplating purchasing the OPP
portuitS you the complete line
our pIiccs--it viii mean a substantial saving 20 you.
Tho knox $3.50 is acart bound to be this
scasoI,tC convenient folder produced the
prcc--Lct show you.
WE SHOW FOLDING GO-CARTS at $105 up to S1R
Great Eurlasc of odd Dining Chairs and Rockers from
one 60 Of kind, sale Monday at HALF REGULAR
RETAIL PRICES
SPECIAL SALE OF SAMPLE IRON BEDS and DREsSERs
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

81. CAN Embroidered swiss, In dots ana nEurasss,
all new patterns, the $3.50 grade Will so at Se0
The sloo grade for 75o; and the $50 grade Tor sc
Scotch swisses, at yard, SOC, $50, $50 and. .aSo
zmbroidersd wash chiffon az In. wide, In white
and colors. regular $3.50 grade, at yard $3.50
81. Gan swisaos. in all oolors, at, yard, ISo
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - -
NForoorired wasting, in plain checks ana stripes
al yard, 45c, soc. 2Bc, Ice and. .......... 15o
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
If You Want Silks

And care what you pay, you will never find
a better opportunity to purchase at a saving than
in Mondays sale. In his recent trip to New York,
our buyer secured several lots of high grade silks
at price which enables us to offer them far below
ordinary retail prices. See our 10th st. window
display.
Foulards, Novelties, Checks, Stripes and Plain
weaves in taffetas1 mousselines, louisienes, ETC.,
10, 27 and SO in. wide, worth up to $1.00 yard,
Regular 75c Pongees, Taffetas Jap Silks, Satin
louisienes and plain black silks-in Mondays
sale-on bargain square, at yard. .........35G
46n. silk VoiIes-One popular fabrics for
gowns all popular colors 81 90 value at yard soc
81 and $500 exquisite patterns and color
ings special sale Monday at yard. 81. ID
81 Black Taffeta, 36n. wide at 95c
81 Black Taffeta, wide at .............S SOC
II 90 Black Tafeta, 80 in wide at ..............75C
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

All the Standard Prints, including
Simpsons Black and White, Sill
yer Grays, Americans, etc., rem
nants from to 10 yards. at, per
YARD ....s..... .....'.4 - G
Buck Head Muslin, the best made,
Monday, only two cases, as long
as they last ............6h &
Turkish Towels, extra large and
extra heavy, regular 15c grade
on sale Monday at, each. ~ G
Toe Towels, extra large, extra
heavy, at. each ..........91s q
Irish and German Linen frOm OS
to az inches wide. in three lots,
worth up to $3.50 per yard, on
sale at, per yard 30G-49c5SI
25e White Goods from the bolt,
mercerized. waistings, Dtques and
other goods .......... % ~ q
India LinOns, Long Cloths, French
Lawns and Persian Lawns, all
mixed In piles ranging in price
from 25c to soc a yard, remnants
from 4 TO ~ yards, the entire lot,
about two cases, at, yard, 6& @
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

Mems Watches, handsome
gold filled cases, 20 year
guarantee, with II jewel
Elgin or Waltham move
ment, sale price $13.9S
Mems Watches, with good
silverine case and Z jewel
Elgin or Waltham move
ment, great snap at, sale
price ..........S 5.9S
Ladies 0-Size Watches,
fully guaranteed, great
assortment of styles,
prices in this sale from
1898 down to =. .$2.9S
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

HIGH GRADE WASH GOODS
All the Novelties of the season
will be found I'm this department,
both printed and woven.
ArnOld's Silk, sold everywhere at
Doc and soc a yard. on sale Mons
Gay at ........... KAA
Arnold's Silk that sells at soc a
yard on sale at .2kH
ArnOld's Silk that sells at 26c 3
yard, on sale Monday at 141kG
All the Woven French Nephyra
that sell at SOC and soc, Monday,
yard .....s...... .8HH
All the French Bingham that sells
at 26c and sec a yard, on sale
MONDAY at $500. -. .....1 6G
French Cambrics, 80 inches wide,
fast colors, finest made, sold
everywhere at 15e a yard, our
price Monday ........12KG
HeatheFblOOm, I'm blacks and ali
colors, the most popular goods OF
the season, over 200 shades to
select from.
Rusiline, the new material for
making skirts, in all shades and
black.
POPULAR PRICED DRESS
GOODS
1000 pieces of Spring Novelties
that sold at soc a yard, on sale
at SIC and ............2 5G
1000 pieces Of Novelties that soId
at $1.00 and $1.25, A inches
wide, Will go at. .RQ&
S0c Henrietta, all cOlOrs and black,
on sale at 2Kr
46-inch all wool Suitings, regular
$1.00 goods, on sale .3oA
POPULAR PRICE WASH
GOODS DEPARTMENT
In this department are the
grandest lines of Wash Goods ever
shown and the price for high grade
goods is far below that asked by
other stores.
soc Printed Silk MuIls on sale
at .'-'-- -t,-,,.r-- l23k q
soc Printed SILK Moussellne at,
only ..............12hH
89c Embroidered Dotted Null, at,
only ............... l2h q
loo PeFcales at. ........1( lG
~ &c Percales at. az
Toe Percales, 30 inches wide, dark
and light coloTs, at ......5e
TOile du NOrds' A. +. C.'s and Red
Seal Ginghams, in remnants from
to 10 yards, yard ....5G
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
Ladies Underwear Specials

Muslin Gowns, nicely trimmed with embroidery
and lace yokes, made extra long and full, worth
to $1.75, special Monday at................ $50
Ladies Corset Covers and Drawers, Doc values, at
only ...............r...... 39G
Ladies' Skirts with deep hounce of
inserting wide embroidery worth to $20O sale price
only '''''''''''' .'.'''....., 9SC
Ladies' Vests and Pants in spring weRhtS-vests high
neck and long sleeves half sleeves pants trimmed
acc values, Monday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 196
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
Entire Stock of
a Large State Street,
Chicago, JeweIry
Firm
Entire Stock of
N. P. FRANDSEN,
the Well Known
Omaha JeWeIeF

To say that the opening days of this sale have been
success only family expresses the facts 1t is truly
rousng sale event. From early morning till closing
time our aisles have been thronged with eager buyers
anxious to of the magnificent bargains Of
fered on every hand.
Beautiful Glass, Painted China, Jewelry,
Watches Clocks SveTwaTe Umbrellas Leather GoOdsn fact
everything handled by first class jeyeIry stOrc-at
HALF LESS THAN HALF REGULAR PRICES.
the stock that only of could be shown FRI
bargains will be offered
for the first time Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
Leading Dress Goods House of the West
A Complete Line Of Rog-
ers' Spoons at lust
Half Price

Being overstoCked with spring novelties broadclOths
tafas and other grades goods for the next week we will
make skirt free of charge of any material at $1OO yard
or upward. Remember, one week only. We guarantee
perfect fit and also guarantee little less material
the most economical dressmaker Satisfaction strictly
guaranteed or money refunded in every instance.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

E,ovthing ia Typography Outfits and Supplies at about
half usual retail prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

Every Watch from these two stocks will be offered
at fraction of their regular retail values, the
guarantee in every if bought in regular way
at regular retail prices
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

Mantle and Alarm CIocks-MenS and Ladies' Fine Umbrellas
At lust Half Regular Price.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

worth up to SIS each, sale
prices 25c up to. .$1.25
Fruit and Berry DisL $,
worth up to So, at,
choice .25C
Hand Painted Salad and
Fruit Dishes, worth up to
$40, sale prices from 25c
up to ........$4.5O
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21
Purses, Poekefbooks, Hand
Bags, Belts, Mirrors,
Necklaces, etc.

From the Frandsen and
State street stocks at
about half.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-21

L a die s. Betsy Ross
Watches, O-size, 20 year
guarantee, cost in this
sale at .$S.9S
Ladies Gold Watches, Is
jewel Elgin or Waltham
movement, 20 year guar
antee case, sale
price .$14.4S
Mems Watches, gold filled
cases, 20 year guarantee,
IS jewel Elgin or Wal
than movement, sale
price ,$11.75