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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-31
MANY HURT IN
TROLLEY PANIC a
CROWD OF BASEBALL FANS OF
MONTGOMERY ALA, WERE ON
WAY HOME WHEN CAR GOT
BEYOND CONTROL.

Montgomery, Ala, May 30.--Coming
down the steep incline to the east of
Madison avenue trestle, car No. 36 got
beyond the control of the motorman
late this afternoon, and in the panic
that followed among the hundred or
more passengers aboard, several per
sons were injured, one or two severe
ly.
The car was bringing the crowd Of
baseball fans to the city, and it is Gus
tomary in descending the steep hill
approaching the trestle over the Cen
trail of Georgia Railroad tracks, near
the street car barns for the cars to
come down the hill one at time
Every witness of the accident this
afternoon sttaes that the motorman of
ear No. 36 was too close TO the car
ahead, and when il became apparent
to the passengers that the car was be
yond the control of the motorman,
and while he was shouting to the crew
ahead to pull out and give him room,
there was a scramble for safety. Men,
women and boys piled off the car, re-
gardless of their personal safety, and
in a few minutes the roadway was
lined with injured passengers.
The injured were carried to their
homes in buggies which We're passing
the scene at the time. While it was
evident that a score or more received
injuries, the police only know of the
following persons who were seriously
hurt:
Miss Edith Meyers, 519 Montgom-
cry street, bruised and perhaps hurt
internally, taken to her home.
John Mcintyre, dislocated shoulder,
taken to Margaret's hospital
An aged man, rendered unconscious
and taken to Margaret hospital in a
serious condition.
A negro boy, badly hurt. leg
broken
Mrs. Bibb Graves, wife of the
adjutant geenral of the state of Ala
bama, shoulder dislocated.
Rev. J. o. Noble, badly injured.
Mrs. Harry Norton, knee injured.
Miss Stella Morris, badly burised.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-31
STATUE is UNVEILED
Michigan Remembers First Governor
Aged Sisters of Statesman
Present at Ceremonies.

Detroit, May 35.--The statue of
Stevens Thomas Mason the first
governor of the state of Michigan
after its admission to the union in
1895, was unveiled here this after
noon in Capitol Park. the site of the
state capitol during Governor Mason's
term of office.
Former. United. States. Senator
Thomas w Palmer presided over the
dedication exercises. which were
given unusual interest by the pres
ence of Miss Emily V. Mason. of
Washington. ID. c.. and rMs E. Fl.
Clinton, Richmond. Va. sisters of
Governor Mason. and Mrs. E. II.
Wright, of Newark. Ark. his daugh-
ter. Miss Emily v. Mason. who Is
SO years of age. was the object OF
especial attention throughout the
dedication ceremony
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-31
HARVESTER TRUST
IS UNDER FIRE
SUIT PENDING IN CHICAGO WHICH
WILL HAVE FAR-REAcHiNG
EFFECT-ONE THOUSAND LO.
CAL AGENCIES INVOLVED.

Chicago, May 20.-The legal battle
between the sl20,000,000 Harvester
Trust and the State of Kansas, which
has reached It's final stage with the
taking of testimony IN this city. Is
developing many interesting facts
about the company's agency methods.
Attorney General Fred s. Jackson Of
Kansas charges that the various com.
panies that go to make up the lnterna-
tional Harvester company have effect.
ed ombination In restraint of trade
and have raised prices and compelled
agents to handle only their goods. In
It's effort to refute these contentious
the big corporation has offered at las:
tothrow open its books to the proseeu.
ton and the testimony that has just
been taken here before Special Com.
missioner Henry II. Ganse will prob.
ably finally settle one way or the
other matter which has been the sub
ject of important litigation in half q
dozen states. The majority of the
witnesses were agents of the com
pany, who testified that no attempt
was made TO regulate retail prices and
that the so-caled exclusive con.
tracts" were a dead letter and weFs
not enforced Under cross examina-
tion the fact developed, however that
prices were discussed at a meeting
of general agents of the International
which was held at Kansas City In 1905.
The defeat of the company of 1000 10.
cal agents. the discharge OF 300 regu.
lar salaried repairmen and warehouse
men and the abandonment OF numerous
repair shops at cross roads Machines
would still be sold, 1t is claimed,
through agencies established outside
the state lines, but the company con,
tends that its removal will work great
hardship on the farmers. who already
have trouble in securing the 5000 or
1000 hands needed for the harvest
every year. No decision will be reach.
ed in Chicago but the testimony will
be referred TO the Kansas Supreme
court, which has the case under con
sideration,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-31
NEWS FORECAST
FOR THE WEEK
CONVENTIONS ALL OVER THE
COUNTRY POLITICAL AND
OTHERWISE.
ANNUAL CRADUATIONS
OF Naval Academy VIII Attract At
tention --- commandments at
Other Coiieges---Iowa and
Georgia Primaries.

Washington, May 30.--The coming
week viii rsher in the early summer
sedson OF conventions, conferences
and COLLECT commencements. or the
conventions, those OF political char
acter viii have the center of the
stage, while OF the annual commence.
ments, that at the United State s.
Naval Academy will probably attra I
most attention.
Statewide primaries in Georgia and
Alabama will divide the attention of
the politicians, South and North. In
Georgia, the Democratic guhernatorial
contest between Hoke Smith who is
a candidate for another term, and
Joseph N. Brown, former state rail
road commissioner, Is the big issue.
In Iowa, the Republican contest be-
tween Senator Allison and Governor
Cummins for the senatorship will be
settled at the primary election Tues
day, as Will also the contests for
places on the state tickets.
Democratic state conventions VIII
be held in Louisiana, Idaho. Arkansas
and one or two other states for the
election of delegates to the Denver
The spirited contest be-
tween Governor Pindell and Senator
Jeff Davis has attracted considerable
attention to the situation in Arkansas,
and the result of the state convention
In Little Rock next Tuesday ISL
awaited with interest.
Throughout the South, and in
other parts Of the country as we'll
the centennial anniversary Of the.
birth of Jefferson Davis will be OBJ
served next Wednesday, Exercises
Of o notable character WIN be held
IN Richmond, Atlanta, New Orleans
and other leading cities.
or religious, trade, fraternal and
other conventions during the week
there win be an unusually large num-
ber. These that will attract more
Or less public attention VIII be the
of the international Order
Of Good Templars in this city, the
National Wholesale Grocers' associa-
lion ut Atlantic City, the American
Medical association at Chicago. the
Southern Music Teachers at Mobile, |
and the international Association cf
Police Chiefs at Detroit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-31
HARLEM REGATTA.

New York, May 30-The annual
regatta of the Harlem Regatta Asso-
citation was rowed today over a mile
and d quarter course on Harlem
river.
Columbia University carried off
the honors by winning in the inter
mediate four-oared gigs. and the
Junior and intermediate eights
William Ammons, of Buffalo, wen
the sculler race easily, and r. l..
Smith, of the Hester club, Philadel
phia, had no trouble in landing the
association single event. Durande
Miller of New York, A. c., won the
senior singles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-31
MANY SEAT CONTESTS
viii Be Heard BY Republican National
Committee-22e invoived--Hear-
ings This Week.

Chicago, May 30.-Two hundred and
twenty-nine seats in the Republican
national convention will be subject !.
of contests before the national col
mittee of the party next week, accord
ing to an announcement by Elmer
Dover, secretary of the committee,
tonight. Dover gave out list of
contests filed to date showing that the
four delegates-atlarge from each of
seven states. two territorial delegates
each from Alaska and Arizona and 1Sf
district delegates from sixteen states
viii be involved. Hearings are to be-
gin before the committee June 4.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-31
RECEIVE WARNINGS
CHICAGO PRIEST AND LAWYER r
MARKED FOR DEATH BY UN-
KNOWN ENEMIES.
Tried to Get Billik Pardoned
Letter Written in
Blood.

Chicago, May 30-Father Peter j.
O'Callaghan, head of the Paulist Ord T
in Chicago, and Attorney Francis e.
Hinckley have been informed through
an anonymous letter, written in blood
and wrapped in crepe, that they have
been marked for death by mysterious
enemies, and st. Mary's church,
Wabash avenue and Hubbard court
has been doomed to be blown up by
dynamite Death to the priest and the
lawyer was Threatened it Is believed
as the result of their efforts to OBJ.
tain pardon for Herman Bilek, un
der sentence to hang on June II on a
charge of numbering by poison six
members of the Vrzal family.
A chemical analysis proved that the
red fluid in which the letter was
written was blood
Father O'Callaghan declared last
night that he would lay the letter
before Governor Deneen In the hope
that it would induce the governor to
pardon Billek.
Father O'Callaghan and Mr.. Hinck.
ley drew a confession from Jerry
Vrzal a few months ago, that he had
given perjured testimony against Bill
lex at the trial BY this means they
succeeded in bringing Billek's case
before the pardon board
The board sat with Governor De
neen in extraordinary session and eX-
aminel the evidence.
The investigation led the governor
to rerrieve Billek and to name the
date Of his execution June r.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-31
PANIC IS AVERTEO
New Orleans Audience Walks Out
While Building Next Door
is in Flames.

New Orleans, La. May 30.-Seyeral
hundred women and children were in
the Schubert theater tonight, wit
Messing moving picture exhibition,
when fire broke out in a iive-story
building separated from the thea'er
by an arcade passage way. The
theater exits were quietly orened
and the announcer requested the
audience to leave, saying there was
a fire a few doors away The music
then struck up and the big crowd
passed Under the arcade above which
the flames already were bursting.
The fire was confined to the b"ild'
ing occupied by the American
Oriental Importing company.
The loss was $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-31
DESCRIPTION Of
THE AEROPlAN{
WRIGHT BROTHTRS' MACHINE
Looi,1 LIKE NOTHING BUT
BIG COX KITE.
HUNDRED MILES HOUR
Is Speed That Can Be Attained BY
Machine Of Proper Size, Say
the nventors--Weighs
1,1oo Pounds.

Dayton. O., May 30.-The flying
machine which has been brought to
a state OF partial praeticabilIty, as
demonstrated In the Maneto, N. C..
flights by the Wright brothers, o.
vile and Wilbur, OF this city. is sn
aeroplane-a glider" some exps rts
have designated it The machine la
built of spruce wood, second growtl
ash, steel fire, heavy muslin and
small proportion Of metal.
In appearance 1t resembles n thiag
SO much as a great box kie, consist.
Ing Of two parallel planes, 40 feet
long and ca feet wide, made n
muslin on spruce frames Between
them and jrst under the upper plans
is motor lch drives the pr
peller. " ,eh is in the rear, G feet
be- | the discs of the planes
Machine Weighs tt0o Pounds.
The motor by which the props Her
is driven weighs 160 pounds, and the
weight Of the entire machine s
ii130 pounds, which inc.ude2 the
weight OF its two riders or drivers.
1t has no gas bag its buoyancy d.
pending alone on It's action against
the air.
Below the frame work and toward
the front is skid" similar TO run.
ners on sleds. This Is used for land
ing and differs in this particular from
the French machines, which ar,
equipped with wheels.
In the center OF the machine AT the
bottom is small double.wheel truck.
which, running on monorail, i5
used while the machine II acp' ir'ng
speed enough to leave the ground.
The nionorail Is easily movable in
any direction
Principle Of the Airship.
The machines successful lights,
In which. however a wreck was re-
corded, seem marvellous until 1t Is ex.
planned that the airship is built for
operation on the centuries-old prin-
eipie Of the fat disc. which, thrown
into the air, sails by the motion OF
Its original impulse for scorss OF
yards, and then, In falling, skins
over the ground for an indefinite dis
tance. finally setting TO earth with
out pereepitble collision.
For seven years the brothers ha
glided from the top OF KIN Devil Hin
at Maneto. merely to solve the proh-
lem of steering their machine. Then
they designed the gasoline motor and
propeller to obtain continuous
energy In the place of the first i'm
pulse which they had gained from
the start from the hills top.
The Wrlghts announce that with
of proper size speed of
100 miles an hour may be attained.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-31
HALE is FOUND GUILTY
Jury Rendered Verdict of Murder in
First Degree Against Man
Who Murdered Girl.

Nashville, Tenn, May 30.-The jury
in the case of A. X. Hale. charged
with criminally assaulting and mur-
dering Miss Lille Davis, in the ceme.
tery at Bristol. Tenn, some months
ago returned verdict this afternoon
at Blountville, Of murder in the first
degree. with mitigating circumstances.
Under this finding. the judge may
sentence Hale to death or life i'm
prisonment. Hale's brother was en-
vieted some time ago of numbering
Miss Davis brother. and is serving
a term I'm the Tennessee state prison.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-31
UNION men co TO JAIL
Violation OF injunction Charged BY
Chicago Court Against Carpenters
and Joiners' Local.

Chicago, May 3O.--Judge Carpenter
today ordered three members OF the
local district of the Carpenters AMI
Joiners of America sent to jail for
Thirty days for violation of an injunc-
ton issued by the court. The men
are John J. Britain, who Is also treas
urer OF the Chicago Federation of La.
Dor, Chas. G. Grassell aud Geo. II.
Lake.
The men were found guilty OF con
tempt in ignoring an Injunction re-
straining them and other members oc
their organization from injuring the
business of the Mears-Slayton Lum.
her Company of this city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-31
ANOTHER LARGE GIFT
John D. Rockefeller Donates $500. 900
to Rockefeller institute in
New York City.

New York. May 30.--A gilt of an
additional s500,100 to the Rockefeller
Institute at Sixty-siXth street and
East River. by John d. Rockefeller,
was announced tonight after a meet.
ing OF the trustees OF the institute.
The money is TO be used for the erec-
tion of a new building near the pres
ent institute. The gift makes a total
of si.500.000 given to the institute by
Rockefeller.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-31
HARVARD BEATS CORNELL.

B0ston, May 30.-m a pouTing rain
and in the teeth of strong easterly
wind Harvard defeated cornell in the
fourth annual race for Varsity
eights over mile and seven eighths
course on Charles river today by ten
lengths The time was Harvard 10:47.
Cornell 1924.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-31
ATTEMPTS AT SUICIDE
Made BY Beach Hargis and Another
Man in Jail-Morphine Whiskey
and stryehnine.

Jackson. Ky May 31.-Beach Har-
gis and Allen Creech. the latter on
trial for killing Charles Robinson,
tried to commit suicide in Jail. Har-
gis took morphine and Creeeh Used
whisky and stryehnine and treld to
cut his throat Both were saved.
though they were seriously i'll.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-31
DETROIT WINS.

Chicago, May 30.--The track teams
of the Detroit University High school
won the annual interseholastic meet
at Northwestern University today
with a total of S7h points. Oak Park
High school was second with 25
points; Lake Forest academy third
with Is. Five local records were
broken. one of the best performances
being the work Of Havana, OF Detroit,
who won the mile run in 4:38 2-5.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-31
PRESIDENT SIGNS BILLS.

Washington. May 30.-The presi-
dent left the White House at $50 p.
n, for the capitol to sign the bil s
passed in the last moment Of con-
gre IS. He arrived there at 2 o'clock
and went Immediately to tho pres
dents room on the senate side,
where he remained in readiness to
sign the bills as passed. He appeared
in evening dress with a white rose IN
his lapel
lie was accompanied BY Secretary
-
Concluded on Fourth Page)
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-31
LEvEE BREAKS.

Keokuk. Iowa May 30.-The Des
Moines river broke through the leyee
nea rthe Keokuk Canning company's
plant yesterday afternoon and wiped
out 200 acres of tomatoes. causing a
los of s15, 200.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-31
EARTHQUAKE IN CALIFORNIA

Marysyille. Cal, May 3o.--Au earth
quake shock lasting 20 seconds, was
experienced here at 1l:42 O'Clock to-
day. No damage was done.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-31
AT DECATUR.

Decatur. Ill.,. May 30.-Fleld meet
here today resulted as follows:
Milliken University, 68h. Rose
Polytechnic School coy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-31
HOUSE VOTES TO ADJOURN.

Washington. May 30-Having con
cluded its laboTs for this session the
Concluded on Sixth Page)
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Everything in Pure Candies
in our
High Grade Linen Department

Monday at special reduced prices.
Unhemmed Pattern Table Cloths, 2 yards square, warranted
pure flax, good value at $2.75, Monday, each...... $1.75
Hemstitched Table Cloths, all pure linen, two and two and
one-half yards long, worth $500 each, Monday, ca. $1.25
Pure linen Napkins, size 22x22, full grass bleached, different
designs, worth $3.50 dozen, Monday ............ $1.50
Hemstitched Squares, SO inch and As inch pure white, with
row of drawn work, worth 81 Loo, Monday, each ..... .49c
German linen dinner sets, all pure flax, including cloth, and " dozen
napkins done up in box, a neat gift worth $3.50, Monday, set So. so
Hemmed and Hemstitched pure linen Towels, fancy and buck, full
bleached; some Acc values, Monday, each. .25G
No more suitable or useful holiday gift than a nice piece fancy linen,
in Cluny, Renaissance or Mexican; collection is the best assorted
and lowest priced in the city, commencing at each. 25G
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

The best fancy mixed New Nuts.
per pound ................l2hc
The best Candied Orange Peel.
per pound
The best Candied Lemon Peel.
per pound ................l2h nc
The best Candied Citron Peel.
per pound ~
See our full line of Shelled AL
monds, Filberts, Brazils, Pecans,
Black WaInuts, or any kind OF
Nuts you want, for Xmas.
The best domestic Macaroli, per
'.s. s'ssss... "a
The best Mince Meat, pkg. ..Shc
3-lb. cans solid packed Tomatoes
Tor ......- %
2-lb. cans extra fancy Sweet Sugar
Urn . "a
S-lb. cans Golden Pumpkin, HON.
my, Squash or Baked Beans. per
lib. cans Assorted Soups. ...7Hc
Bromangelon, Jellycon or Jello.
The best Soda or oyster Crackers,
per pound ...6c
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Glass or sHverwsre

In makes no difference if they have
Others, a new ring, bracelet, stick or hat
pin, beauty pins, chains and lockets, or
a thousand and one other articles to be
found at our jewelry counter are always
acceptable as well As appreciated.
Jewel Cases, Zoo to .......... $3.50
Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons $1.OO
to Northumberland. $3.50
Solid Gold Baby Rings 1900. 75c
Solid Gold Cuff Links, regular So val
ues, special, at..........l...: $1.75
Scores of articles worth regularly to zoe,
on sale at ............'.'''''' zoc
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

$40 Royal Wilton Rugs-9x12
size, sale price.
$50 Administer Rugs-Best quail
ity, 9x12 size. on sale 8
$50 Tapestry Brussels Rugs-One
seam. sx12 size. .S14.75
$16.5O Tapestry BRUSSELS Rugs
9x12 size, special, at. .S11.9S
@13.z5 Kashmir Rugs-9x12 size,
no wrong side, colors guaran-
teed, at ..............$9.9S
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

$500 Administer Rugs-Best quail
ity, 36x72 size, at. .S3.49
5000 BiglOw Electra Rugs-A
beautiful line, 36x72 size,
at .OS
Sample Rugs up to IN yard long,
great snap. CSC Csc and 49C
French Wilton and Bundhar
Wilton Rugs at Greatly Reduced
Prices.
BisselI's CycO Bearing Carpet
Sweepers $500 and $2.25
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Stove Department

Here is a chance to cook your Christmas Turkey
in a New Range. A solid steel, asbestos-lined,
full nickeled Range, with FURNISHED iron, high
warming closet, 6 holes and a full 2O-inch
square oven. Stands on solid base, with COM
of such a range is from $40 to $50-Our price
for this week OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Soft Coal Heaters up from. .$4.25
Steel and cast iron square Cook Stoves, four Sin.
lids and large oven ..$7.9S
Gas Radiators. with Axe cylinders. cast tops and
bottom jeweled, at ......$2.45 and $2.S5
'Two-hole Gas Plates. made from nickelized steel
ideal burners. 49,. 95H
Gas Tubing, the kind that won't leak, foot.SAG
OIL Heaters. dozen different kinds. up
from $2.95
Pipe, per Joint Toe
Elbows. plain or adjustable. ...........l Zoe
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Vases For Xmas Presents

Never before have we had such a large assortment of Vases, in French, a
Austrian and Japanese China.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
All Holiday Hardware Must Go-OnLy four Days More
sLEDsI sLEDsi sLEDsI

sLEDsI sLEDsi sLEDst
Boys and Girls Sleds, all sizes
and shapes-Flexible Flyers,
Black Beautys, Swans. etc. This
may be the last snow this year.
On sale 25c, $50, sec up to $500
Asbestos Sad Irons, full set In
box 49,. FA''S
Two boxes Xmas Candles and one
box Of Snow, buy 1t now. all
LOT .... .E...
You may be able to buy these
goods later, but we doubt II. at
these prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

per Tea Kettles. worth Sl.75. A
nice Christmas present. .S1yoo
NO. 9 SIZE. sss.. soSo
Best brands Food Choppers. $50
Boys $3.50 Wooden Coaster
Wagons 49,. .............$2'oO
Chatting Dishes. 5-o'clock Teas,
Baking Dishes. Safety Razors,
Pocket Knives. etc, reduced one
half Monday.
Guaranteed Stag Handle Carving
Sets for .S2.25
Boys Rugby Foot Balls $50
Daisy Air Rifles, worth 81. .75c
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

You a pay something down
and we will save 1t for you until
Christmas. You cannot afford to
wait. Prices are lower nov than
they will ever be this year.
Savory Roasters $50
Enameled Roasters ..,....... $50
Boys 81 Ice Skates. B. B.. & W.e5o
MICKEL-PLATED WARE, SOLID
l4-oz. COPPER. BEST MADE.
1-quart Tea or Coffee Pots. .49o
1h-quart $50. .2-quart $50
S-quart ..,..75c. .4-quart ....s9o
No. s size Rome niekel-plated Cop
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
For Your Xmas Oranges, Nuts, Dried Fruits. Candy.
Groceries, Butter, Cheese, Crackers Try Hayden's First

over 40 different kinds, at.
per pound
Special rates to parties, schools.
churches, etc.
HIGHLAND NAVEL ORANGES
FOR XMAS.
These are the finest Oranges
grown. They are sweeter, richer
Favored and more juicy than any
other Orange grown. A special
car for Xmas trade, which We Will
sell at, per dozen:
Regular zoe size, per dozen. ...l5c
Regular 25c size, per dozen. ..20c
Regular Soc size, per dozen....25
FRESH VEGETABLES FOR
XMAS.
We have anything you want In
this line. Here r a few sample
prices:
Fresh Beets, Carrots. Turnips or
Onions, per bunch ......... &c
2 heads fresh dollhouse Lettuce
o ....
3 punches fresh Radishes. ,....6
Fresh Wax or Green Beans, at. loo
Large heads Lettuce. 10o
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

SOC japanese Vases, each. ....... 19c
25c japanese Vases, each. sc
Special in Gas and Electric Lamps
So Gas Lamps, complete ...... $3.9S
So Electric Lamps, complete 80. $3.9S
So Gas Lamps, complete. ....... $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
On All Kinds of Fancy Holiday Gifts
Monday.
Toys that sold to
35c, at, choice.
Toys that sold to OK
75c, at, choice ~

See our splendid howmgd Sds ROCKING HMYe,S Shoe flies Doll Furniture Doll Cabs Tool chest
Don't miss the bargains in Toyhnd Monday
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Give a Nice Ruq

You'll find unsurpassed assortments for selection at most
remarkable saving prices Monday. Compare them with val
ues offered elsewhere. You'll find them superior.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Hemstitched drawn work embroid-
cred sheets, size 81x90, with pr.
of pillow cases, size 45x36 to
match, a handsome present, COM
mencing at, per set $3.50
Grand assortment of high grade,
full size Marseilles Bed Spreads,
worth $3.50, Monday, special
each .S2.&O
Elegant assortment, all pure
linen sheets and pillow cases at