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The new South-news., 1908-11-07

IN Japan The natives have . hah,t
o. reversing nearly everything. as.
cordins TO our accepted ideas Of how
things should be done Thus a jan
anese workman pulls the plane "a.
ward him, a blacksmith blows n.
bellows with his feet. the cooper
holds tubs with his feet. and nearly
every one sits down 10 work. Horses
are put In their stables reverse xav
Ter the horses flank is where ri,
head should be. Japanese screws
screw the other way. and Japares,
locks lock 10 the left
The new South-news., 1908-11-07
THOUGHT A CURE FOR POVERTY
"hen,al Boost" Association Points the Path to
Success Through Suggestion.

mother then starts on her wo1k. even
With ihe game. and having had taste
of the JOY of cleanliness and order. in
nine cases out of ten keeps her place
that way. And starting even. IL does
not take yery much time 70 keep the
sisce IN good coalition The ilan-
ence OF a self-rsspecting home soon
spreads 10 the children. and the faith
er. Instead Of going nightly TO a sa-
loon stays al h0me-New York
TImeg.
The new South-news., 1908-11-07


Then ne began 20 grow moroee.
sometimes striking or biting at stran-
gers who venturcd near him. one
day he was turned for exercise into
he paddock, when he instantly
rushed upon and killed two prize
Sou,hdown sheep that were feeding
Ia ono corner. The poor animals
we're bitten and trampled to death In
few seconds. the horse squoallnr
and leaping In a rage as unRoycrn-
able as II wns unproyokcd.
-Four men were needed 70 get him
back into box stan. and they had
10 beat him severely 10 save their
lives From that moment no one
tould approach him with the slight
est assurance OF safety.
When he was In paroxysm of
rage, no ordinary partition could hold
him, so a stan OF exceptional strength
had TO be built. About his exercise
yard ten foot fence was erected, the
exterior gar being panel OF solid
pianka, held In place by steel bar.
Or latch, a half-inch thick.
An this. however. did not protect
the stock farm employees. who had TO
be constantly on their guard when
near the horse. The usual moment
OF carelcssnoss came, and David Ba.
ker. one OF the helpers. was terribly
bitten and bruised. lie was DRAGGED
out alive, but not TN Prince Charlie
had been temporarily disabled by a
blow from AN iron bar.
few days later the county agent
oi the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty TO Animals visited the farm.
accompanied by the district attorney
He told Mr.. Parker fatty that the an
imal must not be beaten again In
such a manner: aud advised that.
since he was vicious and dangerous
the thing TO do was TO kin him al
once In some humane manner.
To this proposition the proprietor
demurrcd KIN hint" he exclaimed
Why, that horse Is worth $4,000,
III pay all damages. OF course, and
III see that he isn't abused. we
never lay finger on him. oxcept Ia
save lifc. See here. gentlemen: Jus,
notice the precautions taken 90 pre-.
vent him from escaping and doinr
any harm outside"
The two officials were shown all
over the place, and were treated very
eourteously by Mr Parker. who had
a persuasive tongue They left opl,
han convinced. however. and before
going away, the district attorney said
ampressively;
I appreciate your position, Mr..
Parker, and symuashise With YOU up
TO certain point THAI horse COS,
you $4,000; you think him worth even
more to-day, aud you hate TO lose SO
much money hat it may prove Ear
more expensive 70 keep than to XIII
him. Besides The damages OF which
you speak, should he Ran a person.
as you are known 20 be fully aware
that he IS incurahly vicious. vou
would be liable 60 indictment ana
tslai for nianslaus shter.'
The new South-news., 1908-11-07

fve years ago with
dull backache, which
got SO severe in time
that | could not get
around. The kidney
secretions became
badly disordered and
at times there was
almost a complete
stop OF the now. l
was examined again
The new South-news., 1908-11-07

and again and treated to no avail and
kept getting worse. l have to praise
Doan's Kidney Pills for my fnal re-
lief and cure. Since using them I
have gained In strength and flesh and
have no sign OF kidney trouble"
Sold by all dealers. so cents a box.
Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. n Y.
The new South-news., 1908-11-07

The reason a girl is willing to S
any OF her male relatives without a
fight is she doesn't mean 1t.
The new South-news., 1908-11-07

DIFFERENT YOUNG MAN
Gerald-There is a good deal o,
power in my arm.
Geraldine have never had oc-
casion 10 notice it-New York Press.
The new South-news., 1908-11-07
A Matter OF Clothes.

We begin by providing the subject
where necessary with DECENT looking
! clothe = frnin cur second hsfnd stock. IL
Is remarkable what an effect being de
Gently dressed viii have on n mans
mental attitude toward things The
instant he gets neat clothing on. he
begins to feel as II things were not go
bad after all This H. no idle theory.
One OF the most successful business
men in New York has told me that
.he minute he feels as il things were
going all wrong he goes out and buys
some new clothes. The feeling of
them enables him to cope with situa-
tions instead OF covering before them
He has often said that II he ever need
ed Job. the first thing he would do
would be to get new suit. even ~
he had to borrow the money to pay for
IT,
Next we begin to treat the man as
If his condition were purely an acci-
dent of fortune, which is purely tenn
porary. We convince him that he can
succeed. because he has all the ele-
ments Of success in him. We find in
most cases that It takes very little
suggestion of this sort to enable the
man TO hold up his head and face the
situation brayely, where moment
before he was tempted to cut and
run, and either become a bum or end
things by TIE suicide road.
Those who think that the only
way to relieve poverty is to give food.
coal and clothing are serioussly In err
ror. 1t is tremendously important al
So to turn poverty's drift of thought
toward something bright and happy.
Even bright towering plant in
tenement has its indirect influence to-
ward success. We have ample evil
dence OF The effect of environment
on the poor. and We are constantly at
work in this field and are gaining re-
suits which amply repay us for our
Investment. For example. take
family where the mother is SO over
worked caring for babies that she has
no chance to keep her fat clean and
neat.
1T soon degenera'es into slovenly
huddle OF goods and chattels which
constantly grow more difficult to
straighten out. Tie task soon be-
comes SO difficult that the mother,
even II she recovers from sickness.
despairs of ever making things look
c.san and orderly and the entire fam
lily soon settles down to a permanent
life of sQualor and disorder This
has its effect on every member OF the
family. from the father who returns
Nom his days work to his messed-lp.
unyestful home. to the younger chill
dren. who set The idea that life is at
best sloppy sort OF existence where
appearance does rot matter
The Fsrcc of Cleanliness.
Into this home We send a trained
house cleaner. or force OF them II
necessary. These house cleaners
.crub. clean windows. wash up dry
utensils. black the stove. and do he
washing. which has been hanging over
from week to week. when they leave
the nat is il apple pie order The
The new South-news., 1908-11-07
Hicks Capudine Cures women's

Monthly Pains. Backsche, Nervousness.
and Headache. It's Liquid Elects mme-
diately. Prescribed 10y physicians with hes.
results l0c.. 25c.. and Soc. at drug stores
The new South-news., 1908-11-07

Curing poverty hy peychoiherapy
by nsing In the mind OF the poverty
stricken The dominating idea that sue
cess II sfill within their grasp IL one
OF The latest agencies employed BY
The Association for Improving the
Condition of the Poor 10 Ns~ York
City. The workers Of the A. I G. p.
however. use no such term as "psy
choiherspy" 10 describe what they are
doing. and their methods are neither
those OF the Emanuel church move
inent nor OF any other formally or
ganized body Of mental susysstioniste
Their work Of relieving poverty by
Hnssestion a. well a. through mater
isl assistance they ressrd a. simple
'nccursgement with nothing occult
about 1t IN any sense The nez.eSf
they viii come to a definition Of what
they are doing is 'instilling the de-
sire for success and the will 10 sue
ce-d through systematic suggestion
Of optimism"
To Change Sc, Ideas.
The essence of the associations
plan lies In the old saying. Nothing
succeeds Ike success" II Is based
upon long experience with an classes
OF the community which from time to
time need relief The workers soon
found that II was exceedingly difficult
to get work for nan or woman who
believed firmly that he or she was =
Permanent failure.
As result the association now is
using the mental boost A. a.resular
feature OF It's work And as il re-
euifes optimism on the part OF the
booster" II he Is TO instilI optimism
Ia the subject. the association T. also
taking steps to keep its workers them
selves In AN optimistic frame OF mind
which the gloom and unhappy sur
Ioundinss OF their field OF work can
not upset
The way In which the suggestion
OF optimism" Is carried ou, was ex-
plained by +. o. Greene. Assistant
General Agent Of the A. I. G. p. III 4
man comes to u.s." said Mr.. Greene,
wearing ragged clothes and needing
work and aid TO keep his family from
starving, IL would take only n misdi-
rected word or two on cur part to
make him feel that he was no use
anyhow and might just as well give !
ip trying
He probably feels down and out
when he comes TO us. and it is our /
business TO get him out OF the down.
ind-out class as quickly as possible.
)ur work is not primarily temporary
elief, though we realize the futility
4 trying to set starving man TO
'ork before he is fed.
The new South-news., 1908-11-07

OFTEN THE CASE.
"Pa, what is toast"
"An excuse for a drink detroit
Free Press
The new South-news., 1908-11-07
a FRIEND IN NEED.
ny ROE l.. IiENDRICK.

When a mature horse goes ugly. "
There ia go lltilo hope OF reformation
that experienced hoiaemen make few
or no attempts 90 bring the animal
back 20 normal state Of mind and
temper. Indeed. Il 20 probable that
creature 90 afllotod 81 insane. and
All tho more dangerous for that rea.
son. II of little value. the animal
usually falls before a rife bullet. but
an expensive horse Ia Killed only as
last resort, being confined In tho
meantime like raging lion. AZ a
matter of fact. ~ the two the lion IA
Tar moro amenablc 10 discipline.
The dinlculty IL To tell when a real.
y ugly horse viii display All his vie.
iousncsa lie may appear mild-or
AZ least, not sayage-for weeks M a
time. and then. without warning.
rush at the first living object within
roach, displaying the foroclty OF n
carnlyoroua animal
Prince Charley. a Clydosdaie he
longing 10 tho Parker Stock Farm
cost $4,000 when imported Io was
nervous and hlgh spirited. but had
'een broken 20 harness. and for three
'"nfs was driven about the adjacent
country, attached TO snlky or DOG
art, hs freely as any other horse ON /
ne place. lie was not even "skit-
ISM ana although he showed some
excitement when driven close 10 an
automobile or locomotive. he made no
The new South-news., 1908-11-07
The Fsrcc of Cleanliness.

Into this home We send a trained
house cleaner. or force OF them II
necessary. These house cleaners
.crub. clean windows. wash u2 dry
utensils, black the stove. and do The
washing. which has been hanging oyer
from week to week when they leave
the fat IS IL apple pie crae-. The
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-20

High School entertainment at the
opera house, April 3rd
W. B. George Of Bellevue was in the
city the first OF the week on business.
( Union meeting at Baptist church, Sun
day, at 7.3O p N. Rev G. T.. Holman
Of Caldwell viii address the meeting.
Rush Haddock Of the Haddock Land
Company made trip Of observation
the first Of the week to Miner and the
Miner tract Of thirty thousand acres
which VIII receive water for irrigation
the first Of April The million-dollar
dam at Miner and the South and North
Side canals Of the Twin Falls irrigation
system impressed him with their solid
icy and magnitude beyond anything be
bad imagined lie was surprised to see
the sage brush Of the desert disappear
ing and the land being dotted with the
shaekg and cottages Of tho new settlers
Of the first segregation on the North
Side tract 70 Lincolncounty The Had
docks propose to keep in touch with al
parts Of the county and keep their land
abreast Of the times.
Chos. H. Smith. formerly agent Of
the O.S.L. at Kimima, was arrested by
The company on a charge Of petit lar
sncy and tried before Judge Fuller last
Friday. Frank T. Disney represented
be prosecution and JAS R. Boutwell,
he defense The defendent admitted
hat he had certain tools belonging to
he company IN his possession but
hat be had only borrowed them. IL
Gems that borrowing tools from the
ompany IS not an uncommon occur
ence and the jury Of six men empan-
led to try the case seemed to think !
bat IL did not constitute case Of lar .
any and five voted for acquittal, and 2
nder the laws OF Idaho this set the e
risoner free.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-20
WANTED Miscellaneous.

/ WANTED Man and wife for improved
ranch near GOoding. A good PROPOSE.
ton for the right party. Address P. O.
box 6, Gooding, Idaho.
WANTED Young ladies' to take train
ing. Must give first class references.
Walla Walla Hospital Training Scho,
for Nurses. Mrs Eva NJ Young, Supt.
Of Nurses. Walla Walla, Washington.
Statesmen WANTED Our new
chart Of the United States and World
Is nov ready. Far ahead Of ANYTHING
Of the Kind ever published. It is new
and is Rand-McNaily quality. Greatest
money maker for statesmen we have
ever had. Men now at work enthusi-
astic and say it sells at sight. Rand,
McNally & Co., Chicago. III.
WANTED "A representative in this
county by large real estate corpora
ton. Special inducements to those
who wish to become financially inter
estsd The Real Estate Security Co..
Fort Dearborn Building, Chicago III.
J3l-F21
WANTED Salesman to introduce our
our New Commercial Survey Of Idaho.
These Surveys are a splendid cOmpil-
alton Of facts, figures and drawings
and Of wonderful value. Railroads
and inter-urban lines are shown up to
date, special attention being given to
them. AL counties, towns and post
)llices fully indexed and populations
given. Many other features too num-
srous to mention. A splendid oppor-
unity for energetic men.
fand, McNally & Co., Chicago III. f..
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-20

Notice Is hereby given that at l0a H.. on the
Dist day Of April f~s at HuHcImau County of
Lincoln. olHtc of Idaho. before T. E.Du~aulf n
J. proof Will te submitted Of The comp lion
OF works iof the diversion of I62 cubic feet Der
second OF the waters of Springs Nos / anil 2
and tunnel in Dluh near LHgermnn. in aec9ri-
auce with the terms and conditions of "a cer-
tain permit heretofore issued by thr state En-
gineer OF the State of idaho.
]. The name Ot the person holding said
permit is Joseph ). Neech.
.. The p0s-oiiice address of such person or
the place OF business OF such corporation is
Hagel man, County OF Lincoln. State OF Idako.
The number OF such permit is 1910 and
the date set Tor the competition of such work is
phil 7. 1905.
a. Said water 20 De used for irrigation aud
domestic purposes.
D Said works OF diversion viii be fully
completed on C. c date set for such completion,
ana the amount ~ water which said works are
capable OF conducting 10 The place of intended
use IN accordance win The plans accompany
ing the Application Tor such permit is lG2cubic
feet per second.
g. The amount OF lands orwhich said water
ls dNallaole Is $40 acres particularly described
a. follows NY ar 81 or, SN or NEUr. y half
SW ar, half NV ar. NV az NV ar section l8;
NE or ar. W nall - ur + hall 5W dr. SEnr
\ w 4r, kgr section II half 81 ar section
u sN grsW gr section y; township south,
80 JAs. STEPHENSON, JE.
req z'-Naf = State Engineer.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-20
Nollce 70 CareY Act EntrYmen.

MINER, lDAHo, MARCH 2, 1903.
To Settlers under the Twin Falls NORTH
Side Land and Water Company s
Canal,
Notice is hereby given in pursuance
of the provisions of an act of the Leg
stature OF the State Of Idaho, common
~ known as The Carey Act. approved
March 2ud 1893, that the
Twin Fails North Side Land and Water
Company
viii be prepared on April lst. 1905 to
lellver water for irrigation from said
anal system TO any one who may have
entered. under the provisions of said
act, any of the following described
land. to wit.
Az of the land in Lincoln County I'M
Ter the Twin Falls North Side Canal
which rs situated in Township Nine 90
south, of Ranges Eighteen QS), Nine
cen (lgl, and Twenty (2O) East of
3oise Meridian; and in Township Ten
lo) South, of Ranges Eighteen C1S). /
(l9), Twenty (2O). and Tween /
y-one CID East of Boise Meridian. (
'hich said land has heretofore been
segregated to the State of Idaho BY the
'nited States either under List No. 6
r under List No. H.
WIN FALLS NORTH SIDE LAND AND
WATER COMPANY.
BY ID. c. MacWatters.
Vice President.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-20
Children S Services.

The seeand monthly chldrcn's SER
wee wtl be held nest Sunday eve
'iinf hsafcn ~ at 1850 pan MusicwlI
be rendered by Che Junior Choir Par
sat ififnd- aad ,he pablie. are earn.
sstQ 'pstesl - attend These sergiees
are espssail for NE childroa. and in
''P'a'ak 'aem we eNpeeJ the hearty co..
operation oi ai PERSONS Interested IN
gmllWa
'ie pao't qFa cefdislly invited to az
.ard a'i sffv'cee 81 the church.
L-t n w Lt.ls-E Eeeilr
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-20
Nofice.

Notice is hereby given that l. Frank
Clutches convicted Of burglary IN the second
degree az the April term, 1907. in the District
Court, of the Fourth Judicial District OF the
State OF Idaho i'm and for the county of Lincoln,
and en'enced April 5 1907 TO the Idaho State
Peuiteniiary. situated al Boise City, county Of
Ada,State OF Idaho. for the fern of three years.
will make an application 10 the State Board Of
PardoHs at its regular meeting after the expi-
ration OF the legal publication OF this notice.
Tor iull and absolute pardon from such
onensc and sentence.
FRANK j. CLUTCHES
Boise. Idaho February 8, 1905.
Nm. Mr.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-20
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of William schooler deceased
Notice is hereby given by the UNDERSIGNED
administrators OF the estate of william
SchOOlcr. deceased 10 the creditors OF and mi
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, 20 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four months after the first
publication OF this notice. to the said adiniu-
istrairiN az Hagerman- county OF Lincoln, state
OF Idaho.
Dated February p. 1855.
FRANCES AIS scI0oLEP.
Administrators OF the Estate Of
william Schouier deceased
By FRANK T. DISNEY.
Attorney Tor the Administrators.
Feb 2S-Mar %
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-20
EOR SALE Miscellaneous.

For SALE: White Wyandotte and
White Leghorn eggs. S1.O0 per sett-
ing Address LA Struble, Hepburn, Ida
FoR SALE Eggs from pure bred Sill
yer Spangled Hamburg fowls, 81 80 for
setting Of Is. w. d. FORBES. Shosh0ne
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-20
Armies for Sale.

Apples 10 good condition. Any guam
tty desired at Sl.25 to Sl.50 per box
White Winter Pearnains, Gano, Wal
bridge, and Winesaps Call on NJ. Nc
Fall at the McFall house.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-20

Estate OF james L. Reagef. deceased
Notice is hereby given ny the uuder.ionaf
administrator OF the estate Of James T. Res~er
deceased, 10 the creditors Of and All persone
having claims against the said deceased ~,
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
" thin ten (iO) months after the first nubiies
tiOn Of this notice, % the said administered
" Radernacher, at Blanche county OF Lin.
coin. state of Idaho.
Dated March II. 1913.
J NJ. kADERMAcHER.
ADMINISTRATOR OF The estate Of
NJ i3Apr3 James +. Reeger deceased
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-20
Eggs! Eegs! E99s!

Rhode Island Reds. As good as any
Only Sl.00 per Is. Frank f. Crosse,
shoshoDe, Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-20

house April d
Z goa wasn't & ai your farm. S..
fae haadosA Land Company 90 once
Thoroughbred E Pr hatching
f breeds Ffans Ni'lme. shoahone.
oseatin Attorney Disney aad
H Jenes we're n Rupert Tues.
taai 'iifei feeling trs bed 81
mfs aorins h9se Opposite fha
4 Mdntoah mder treatment ct
th pilI hog p'iaI ior pneumonia 8 eon-
ne
"Wednesday morning brought back
aE ge t'an 1T the winter Chat
opposed g b. gore
I lena MeFaH eas operated Oh
eaIaniay ~ the ul hospital for throat
llb|a anf Fdofue nicely
3aa r stephen an b Goo8na inside
aa proof before commit Ioae Disney
Menag on dessert eIaim
Bofae naaa business uip 10
iat. 't'y .'aftnf Tuesday ese-
tAH Aee sneeea '-et % day
son nd tas 8ue ne " trimmed
ag.y ie-wa hat i9r a8les and child
I'm Open tafaag N Stella IA.
iaQfm8ehaee Eggs for Matching
Brown Leghar Rhode ISLAND Reds
Barred P'imosta H White Wynn
aot'es Fwaa hiHs stoahoae
fh heh ahoo ua m s on sal
anay 90 make aa S.f ihe dag lost hen
Prs lhonf attended the oiHlo
.ef cn01est al reeateilo aa one of lhe
Judges n
via Gaoddng uta Misses Grouse
and Bertha s.aa.l drag. down h. ~
Gnat hoshore Fa0h tstenlav ~
ne mht afa neda8tg te enjoy
W Kala Ssh p. ps ore
le0l 4 90 rNm FH Nauhsde laad
3 Water ea as tha com &
pay haaa4mt Mmsr IS theae
uuW. pomlh aeek arnsaf f.
ee d 81 p
tf n,
~ 10# etf are p
~ pteaa n wh9 eaue
'Hs w
dnsf .NtI fnN fms az iafie.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-20

E-tutc of A J. Baudy deceased.
Nniicc is hereby given los the undersigned
administering OF the estate OF A. j. Bandy, de-
ceased to the creditors OF and all persons
having claims against the said licensed 10
exhibit them with thc necessary vouchers,
within four months after igc first publication
of this notice, GO he said administration. county
OF Lincoln state OF Idaho. All claims to Doe
presented To Frank 7. Disney, I'm Shoshone Ida.
FRANZ r DISNEY
Administrator OF she estate of
VI l.'-Apr3 4. y. Baudy, deceased.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-20
E0R REX.


Lost, Monday. a pocket book contain
ing money. Leave at journal office fos
liberal reward c.. r. Larimer, Miner.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-20
irsfNatiol,n.a.,.lBankii.;:
shnshone. IDAHO.

ShnshoHe, idaho.
Opened for Business Jan. 20, 1868
F. r. GooDING, President.
f. w. GooDING, Vice President.
W. Han HORNE. Cashier
DlRECTORS-F. r. Goodirg, Fred W. Good
e. George B. Novingcr, rhos H. Gooding
Henan NJ Herbert. Edward A. Walters
Do a general banking business
receive deposits and loan money
on approved notes.
OFFICE HOURS:
90 u a. NJ. to Nj
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-20
Notice Of Pnhlication.

Boise. Idaho. February 5. 1905.
Ieh ll-MMr II
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-02
Underwear Bargains
Prom the Louisville Stock.

Dependable garments at less price
that retailed elsewhere in the land. A
splendid opportunity for saving.
Ladies' Wool Union Suits, white or
gray, all sizes and styles, at S1.5O
Ladies' FleeCed Union Suits, heavy
quality, values to S1.50, on sale,
at .49c and CSC
Ladies' Vests and Pants, in all wool,
silk and wool, Vega silk, pinks, blues.
greys or white, regular $1.75 and
Sz'oO values, at $50
Ladies' Vests and Pants, heavy fleeced,
worth double, Wednesdays prices
each .........19c, 25c and Soc
Children's all wool Vests and Pants,
finest quality lambs wool. at. SOC
Children's Heavy F1eeced Union Suits,
75c quality, at 400
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-02
Extra Specials for Wednesday
IN OUR FAMOUS DOMESTIC ROOM
From the Louisville Stock.

FROM o TO 0:8O A. NJ.
l case of Amoskeag Outing Flannels,
the IL hac grade, light or dark colors,
10 yards limit, at, yard .......5C
FROM q TO $3.50 p. NJ.
1 case of fine ia Cotton Blankets
that sells at $1.S5, 2 pairs limit, at,
pair .76c
FROM 8 TO $3.50 p. NJ.
/ case of Eiderdown Australian wool