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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-18
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Seritcllnne bon Srntueitern.

9ie Seri.e!lung Der Siun 9riiten
erforoerli6cn Better fam in peridie.
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ReIter, beItcbcno aus Strob in oufge.
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aorben eingcridteten nor5u5ieben.
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auf Dem Grb5o0en befiuOIi6en 9rut.
neitern, %erilhrigt iid elm anfeuften
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Dem @rbbu6en ent5ieben. an6ernfaIls
gep1brt Elm gr6ueit einen beiieren
S6ut gegell Die Iditiaen Wilben, Die
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beuren Mergen porfiuben uno bic
9riiterin mtdlen rno peinigen, 10 bob
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S~uitenneitern entlpifelt Die 9rtterin
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nirft, pGbrcno in Sen @rbneItern cine
jeli6te @Grme beruorgebt. Die ben
WtiIben meocr 5uiogt nod bebogli6
lit. Die SpafmGBigite llnterbringun9
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bier0urd Die 9riiterin nenig geIt0ri
miro. SSn Scr 9rut licben ollie Siibt
ner cine unQeIt1rte Hltbe, Oober ale
IQrmenoen St0run9en bonn 9rutorte
f%ern3ubolter iinb.
Ole GciuItote Der a%reu3unecE
Sneicr ne~ridieOener Siibnerraiien
iin0 i'm onJemeinen giinitig. 0urdy'
meg beitGtigt eS ole g%rfabrung, oab
aus G~reu3raNen IN Der eriten Genera
ton urlb ohf in Der 5peiten, ielbIt
nod in Der 6ritten Ebiere boz groBem
9egefleiB uuo GROCER 2ebensfraft
herporgeben, @er bon Halienrein.
Suft nidt$ ioiiieu. ober cine ratio
nellie 9hlt5llttt auf @ier ooer 6leild
Ireiben mill. miiroe oennad an be-
fen an 8erte geben. iuenn er ieoeS
Stuei Sabre cine neue &reu5u19 oor'
nimmt, natiirIi6 nit iolden Haiien
Die in ibren Nltteigenidluften unO
ou6 in Der 6orm chamber abnlttl
iino.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-18
@ie cs bic 3miidcubGnSler treibsn
Ipllen.

0ie Breiie Gbicogo5 beridtet BON
einem ogroBeu moralii6en &einnla'
den, oos Ser Northumberland Ser
Observation-Disclosures fir oie
befannte South 8ater Str" in Der
Staot am Mid,iean in Iusiift
Itellt. 3ie gnregung fir bic bereits
i'm @ange ii6 befinoenbe llnteriud'
urlg gab Dem @erbano elm in Dem
Suni.Seft elmer melt perbreiteten Wo.
1atsidriit eridienener Iufias bon
Sorreit Griiiep.
Serr griiiep gebt BARN NIT ben
GommiiiionsbGnolern Der O. @ater
Ctr. in Chicago, Dem 5neitgroBten
Yroouftenmarft oes 2anoes, lno IL.
rem angebIi6en- @ei9dftspraftifea
idarf ms @eridt. Sbm 5ufolge 8ie.
ben oie gambler, haufig i'm 8erein nit
ben giicnbabn.@ genten, ben 9roou.
senten gans gerpaltig ons Sell iiber
ole Sbren. Ger Serfaiier erldutert
oas on elmer In6abl bon 9eiipielen.
60 er51blt err u. a. BON einem 8ein.
bauer, ser in 9. @ater Str. Sraiiben
bon ieinem eigenen 8einberge iah
unb lid bel Dem Gambler, Der i'm
ni6t fannte, na6 benz Breiie erfun'
oigte. Der S1nhler prizes Die @ein.
traubcn als Die feinite 8are i'm
Rarft. 3eigte ibm, baB tie ta6ellcs
lparen, uno perlanste ST fir ben
aorb. Ger @einbergsbeiiser eritaho
mebrerp SCRIBE Inn oieien Breis, En-
fubr ober ipGter gu ieinem Gritaunen
BON ieinem 8ermalter, ooB Der $Gn6.
Ter mad gmpfan9 Der Srauben inn
eeidricben bette, Die 9ieferung lei
minoerpertbig unb in i1ledtem 3i'
itan6e angefommen unb er Deroe bes.
balb MIR 10 Gents fir ben 9orb Be.
babIen.
Sert Griiiep idreibt: rRatirlidl
gtebt cs piele ebrenbafte WGnner I'M
8roouftengeidaft, aber ibre @rrmo.
iase iinb uidt bie @runoiate Der
nStraBe" uto ibre Seidaftsgepflo.
genbeiten iinb ni6t tppiid fir Die
Sraftifen, Die felt oielen Sabren bas
8elddft beberriden.
r8on 8~eoeutung fir Die Braftifeu
1T Der ltmitanb, baB in ben meiitsn
Staaten Die @eiese ben @iiterasentei
Der @iienbabnen geitntten, 5uriit9e,
lpieiene S~en6nngen 5pangslpeiie gu
berfaufen, obnc bob Der 8%erienoer ct.
mas bogegen tbln fam.
Gin 8eiipieI oafiir: Cine 8agen'
labuns 8artoffeln ipurbe aus einenl
tIeinen Orr @isconiins ufSeitellunn
bon Chicago nod elmer Staot in 81.
mem iiioliden Staate eeididt. 9cr
@erth Der 9artoffeln mar $2t7, Sit
Srahttoiten betrugen $158. Der
G1lifer lebute Die annobme Der Gen.
ouna ab, poroitf Der acknowledgement
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-18
Drei Gel hporene nit elmer fleiueu
flat hs Ghamberlain's Geibweb,
6hnlnrn ,nA IN, ALL 1f1nA....

Slaih DIE 0bamberlain's Geibpeb,
Cholera uno Dun .afall : lneoisin
pom Gbolere morbus oebeilt.
Ser u. Us. dopler ptebtDper,
ala., erSablt cine grfnbcuna bic er
madte, Ddbreuo er ais @eihpDres
ner in elmer observation-disclosures In
&ownrosuiue, 8reiSbnupthnbt bonn
8retie %@iebDurne, Ola. faurirte. @r
iaet: VI dhrenb id bDrt NOR, OBJ ib
etmas itiihes uno audi Burh,JleiItI,
oas bel mir Gbplern Wprbua in isbr
ihlimmer Storm peruriatte. Sh
fuhlte ara eleno unb iG1idte nadl Ell.
net aewihen @bptern . SReeisin, ftatt
oeieu inubte mir Der Npotheter cine
aInihe Ghomberlnin'S 2eibmeb, gbos
lera uno 9urd1fal sNRebisin nit benz
Semerten. ouB er boa @emnnitte
bate. mir abei in Sofae Der Or.
probtheit oieieS SeilmittelS, uorsDae
mir lebteres su ihiden, ba er fur
oefen uufehIbnre aur enrantire. Sd
nnhm cine EDIe onuDn uno fibtte in
fun: Ninuten befier. Hie ,tpeite
0o,e heilte mid adn3tit. !8ruei
WitaeihWDrene litten In oerietben
Beiie mo cine finn uuo stuausta
Gent 5idihe heilte uns nIe bret.
2um Bertnuf bel BATTER Erns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-18
Gal, fir Sdueine.

gs lit nidt aIIsemein iibIi6, ben
.gdDeinen 5aI3 in bas Sutter 81,
nliid)en, upb bod lit oas Sal3 ben
meiiten Gbieren ebenio 3itragli6 tpie
Sen Reniten, Bel Bferoen iopob.
rie BEL 8ieoerf6uern 3eigt lid oas
@erIangcn mad Sal5. Sbiere in
piIoem 3li!oube iuden mad Sal5'
ouelIen uno Sal1leden, no lie bieien
Raturtrie6 6efrieoigen fonnen. Die
Shpeine ihetnen oos 8erlangen
rod Sul3 oIleroings nift in Dem
@raoe gu beiiten. pie bic anoerel;
Tbiere. oo1 nebmen lie es aud ger.
ne, ioipobf ouf Der @eiSe. ols im
gtalIe, uno es lit ieoenfalls atped.
mGBia, ibncr Sol5 tets erreidbar ji
MAIDEN. @eroen Die ShDeine nit
eefoftem Si,tter gefiittert, 10 miro
Sasiel6e burh cine mdBiee 9etmiif.
ung bon SaI5 perbeiiert uno oeroau'
Iider gemodt. 2os 8erbdltniB ioi..'
tc uneef1br hasielbe ietn, lpie BET ben
men'dli6en Speiien. Gem Ragen
Der Shpcinc miro gep0bnlid su noe.
Mig aufnlcrsiomfeit geidenft; cs
mirb borousgeiest, oaB lie LANCE bun,
aeru fonncn. Die llraufmerfium.
lett lit benz auf bic rlriade Der man.
niafaden unter Den Shnetnen Dor.
tommenoen Gronfbeiten. Re9elma.
bige @aben bon SaI5 nebit etDos
S6fuefel ulo einmnI modentlth et'
mas Sol5trble neroen niel on5u bel
iraaen. onb Die Sbiere Itets bel gutent
@ppetit iinb, geborig per6auen uno
gtorungen in Den Giueemeioen nid)t
oorfommen. 9ie @eiunobeit. iofpic
sic 8eroounln0 merben 5peifellos aud
qef0roert. ipcnn Die Sdrpeine ettpaS
4aIf erbnItcn, ooer cine fleinc 8abe
bon Wa9neiia Dem 5utter beigemengt
riro. 9ic Shpeiue leioeu oft ar
geronulnG Sbeihweroen. peraulabt
orrd 3~upielfreiien. @enn ibnen be-
ipl6er @elc1rnbeit sic genannten
Silfsmittef errci6bar iinb, 6ann
siibrt Ser Naturtricb iie oaroiif FIN,
bieie 5u bcrubcr, poOurh Der mel
items foIgenoe Gur6foll nerbinOert
miro. 3ur Sommers3eit furiren lie
iih ielbit. lie ~per6inoern Die Wogen,
Yranfbeit ourf @rasfreiien. melfeS
abfiihrt, 3ngleif oer3ebren lie grbe
morihes &cb unb aoblenitiide. mel
DIE oos @lcibgepidt bel Der @eroai,
ung aufred)t erbeIten
The Holbrook news., 1909-12-17
Chambers, Arizona, To the Holbrook, News,
Holbrook, Arizona.

Holbrook, Arizona. Chambers is on the boom. There new buildings built in the past week, butcher shop and two dwe- llings.
 Mr. Lee a new boomer has come to town and is helping te keep the good work going.
 We are building a new school, house. Lewis and Bennert are the contractors and builders. If you are looking for good work apply to them
 We have just received car load of pnmps for the new well and we hope to have them under head way in a short time. we have short order restaurant, c, H. Harp is the proprietor. H. E. Mann runs rooming house and seems to bedoing wei. The new settlers are very anxious for spring tc come so they can be- gin to till the soil
The Holbrook news., 1909-12-17

In the Probate Court Of the County of Navajo, Terri tory of Arizona.
 In the Matter of the Estate of
 J. H. Breed, Notice of Hearing Petition.
 Notice is hsreby given that W. H. Burbage, has filed in this Court his petition that time be appointed for the proving Of the last will and testament of J. H. Breed, deceased, and for the issuance of letters of administra- ticn to petitioner, and that the same will he heard on Thursday the 23rd day of December, A. D. 1909. at 10o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the courtroom of said Court, in Holbrook, County of Navajo, Territory of Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
 Dated November 18th. 1909
 R. c. Smith. Clerk
 First publication Nov. 19 1909,
The Holbrook news., 1909-12-17
Santa Clause Committee

Santa Clause Committee MT. and Mrs. W. H. Clark. Chairman Mrs. Jennie Buck and MT. and Mrs. John Conner, Mar ciso Archibeuque.
 Programe Committee Mrs. C. Hess, Jr., Chairman, Mrs. T. Larson, A. Lopez, John Flannegan, Helen Merritts, A.C. Daniels, Mrs. DC. Brown and w. w. Newman.
 Music Committee Miss Julia Scorse, Chairman W. B. Cross, Art Saunders, Rose Scorse, Esther Hess, Mrs. Joseph Woods, Antonio Lopez.
 Hall Committee M. A Grouse, Chairman, Joseph Woods. Julius Wetzler Thorwald Larson, Dan Divelbess A. Lopez, Q. R. Gardner, and c. Hess, Jr.,
 Treat Committee MT. and Mrs. Henry Scorse, Chair man, MT. and Mrs. w. R. Scorse, Jessie Hulet, B. First. Loui Ghuey and Mrs, Mercie Hass
 Toy Committee MT. and Mrs. Henry Kempenich, Chairman, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Buck, Mir. and Mrs. W. B, Woods Miss Eliza Mann and Mrs. TIlson Mann.
 Distributing Commitnee MT. and Mrs. M. A. Grouse, Chair nan Dan Divelbess, Geo. Hennesey, Toma Ortega, Jose Nuanez, Harry Vaughan, Andy Blevins, E. Cannady l Allie Or, >ss. Jose Lopez, James Scorse, 1 Emma Lee, Chauncy Weeds and Mary ] lopez. Dr. D. c. Bronw. Physician in ! chsrgc
The Holbrook news., 1909-12-17

ISEC. 2. That at any time within
 ninety days after the filing of the declaration as provided in section one of this Act, the Seer etary of the Interior of the Com missioner of the General Land Office may reject such declaration
 and filing upon the ground that the land therein designated for entry by the applicant is more valuable for general farming pur
 poses or for some other purpose than for the purpoHes described and contemplated in the declarat- ion filed by said applicant; and the Secretary of the Interior is authorized and empo wered at any time at his discreti on. or by and with the advice and essista- nee of the Department of -Agricu- lure, toeXamine all or any of the public land within the Terr itory of Arizona, either surveyed or unsurveyed, in order to ascert ain and to classify the lancl that is chiefly valuable for general far ming purposes, the land that is chiefly valuable for grazing purp-
 
 oses, and the land that is chiefly valuable for purpuses cont smpla- ted in the Act Congress appro- ved June seventeenth, nineteen hundred and two, entitled. "An Act appropriating the receipts from the sale and disposal of pub lie lands in certain States nd Ter ritories to the construc tion of irrigation works for the re clamat- ion of arid lands;;" and the Secre- tary of the Interior shs Il then from the oper ation of this Act any land that shall thus be found to be chiefly valuable for general farming pl Irposes, or for the purposes conte mplated in the Actof June sc ,yenteenth, nineteen hundred anf two, above referred to
The Holbrook news., 1909-12-17

SOLICITING COMMITTEE : Sidney Sapp, Chairman,
 Antonio Lopez,
 J. E. COX.
 TREE COMMITTEE
 A. M. Boyer. Chirman,
 Saladon Montanio
 R. s. Teeple
 B. B. Crosby
 Tomas Ortega
 John Conner
 Will Wooster
 R. M. Soper
 Committee on Names
 For Spanish names Antonio Lopez, Chairman Miss Helen Merritt, Prof. Fitzsimons For American Names Mrs. c. Hess, Jr. Mrs. T. Larson.
 Decorating Committee MT. and Mrs. James Scorse, Chairman, MT. and Mrs. Frank Zdck, Miss Eliza Mann, Mir. and Mrs. Will Cross, Miss Esther Hess, Miss Rose Scorse, Miss Julia Scorse, Lloyd Henr'ing. Arthus Saunders, George He nn- esey, Dr. D. c. Brown MT. and Mrs. Charles Allenbaugh, Ezl a Divelbess, Miss Grace Smitk, Celco Montanio.
 Pop Corn Committee MT. and Mrs. Rencher, Chair man, MT. and Mrs. George Sharp MT. and Mrs. R. c. Smith. MT. and Mrs. R. s. Teeple, Mir. and Mrs. John FlannegaR, 1fr. and Mrs. Jack Smith, and Mrs. M lrreE.
The Holbrook news., 1909-12-17

Hon, H. ?. Ashurst of prescott, was here yesterday attending to some legal business. Mir. Ashurst is mentioned by his many friends as cadidote for the U. s. Sonata seould Arizona he come atState at this Congaess. Henay is very able man and no doubt would do credit to the high office to which he aspires.
The Holbrook news., 1909-12-17

Mr. Scorse has several bands oJ very fine sheep.
The Holbrook news., 1909-12-17
c. L. Hathorn, the big gmerchant, seem to keep busy.
 J. Hong.
D%0.~

Julius Wetzler commenced work on 9 fonr roomcottage for George Sharp, wednesday morning. Shis, we believe will be the fast brick residence bnilt in the town.
 Clarence Owens is in town from Snow flake this amp next week.
The Holbrook news., 1909-12-17

D. Brinkerhof was in town the first of the wee shopinf { yes) mas shoping) with our merchant
The Holbrook news., 1909-12-17
BIG CHRISTMAS MEETING

At the School House Wednesday Evening. Committees appointed and every one are at work and big lme is
 assured.
The Holbrook news., 1909-12-17

Ata meeting cf th' stockholders 2I the Irrigation Company at Woodruf C. R. Gardner as elect president Of, 1he Boud oI
The Holbrook news., 1909-12-17

-drs. Lee Newman and c1ilaEen Nae Aere Iuesdzy buying Santa clause out. She returned home Wednesday.
The Holbrook news., 1909-12-17

For insuran ee see Sidney Sapp
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19

$50 Administer Rugs, S112 size. this week ..S21.9S
F25 Administer Rugs s-5T1O-e. at 49,. .S1S.9S
$3.50 Seamless Wilton Rugs, 9x12 size, this week,
at each .S23.75
Same as above 7-6xs size ..............$14.9S
Same as above 6xs SIZE .$12.4S
$40 Velvet Rugs sx12' at SLABS
SIS Seamless Tapestry Rugs sx12, on sale S13.9S
$50 Biglow Bagdad Wiltons ............$39.OO
$50 Wilton Rugs sx12' ...........,.!.$2S.OO
Bundar and Bagdad Rugs, S6x6S' on sale ....S6.49
27x54 Administer Rugs. at .............. .S1.9S
27x64 velvet Rugs at ........'........ 81 rs
S6x72 Administer Rugs, regular 50 values, Monday,
at each .$3.49
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19

4s-lb. sack best High Patent Flour.
24-lb. sack best High Patent Flour,
at .... ...s.....'. s'''.'''s IOO
l0-lb. sack best or GRAHAM
FLOUR zee. sss.s... ts-... . = . . 'NCo
1s lbs. Pure CAM Granulated sugar
TOT ssss o . o q yAFSS
The best Domestic Macaroni, pkg size
The best C~ornstarch, pkg. ..........b
-Bromangelon. Jellycon OF Jello' per
Large bottle Fancy Assorted Pickles,
Tomato Catsup, Worcester Sauce,
German or French Mustard, bot. .615S
2-lb. cans fancy sweet Sugar Corn 71ao
s-lb. cans Wax. String OF Lima Beans.
for 49,.
2-lb. cans Early June eas....,...l loo
3-lh. cans Golden Pumpkin, Homtny,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
Magnificent Value Giving in Holiday
Linens in Our High Grade Linen De-
parment Monday.

ent patterns, worth 81. Monday,
dozen SS.OS
Pure linen Dinner Napkins, size
1919, full bleached, elegant de-
signs, worth 1925, Monday, 8
Tor .,..... ..ss... S91sOU
Hemstitched Table Cloth, size SIX
70, all pure linen, one dozen
napkins to match, worth $3.50.
Monday, set ........., S4.0S
One table full hemmed and hem
stitched linen Towels, full size,
worth sec, Monday, each. Csc
Order by mail. You get equally
as good values.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19

Unhemmed Pattern Table
Cloths s, size 8x1O, grass
bleached, exquisite range of
patterns, $500 values; Mon
day, each 1925
Silver bleached Pattern
Cloths, size 8x10, warranted
pure linen, worth $3.50;
Monday, each. .$2.35
Grass bleRched Dinner Napkins,
size 22x22, all pure linen, differ
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19

ported Marseilles Bed
Spreads, a magnificent gift,
worth $500; Monday, each,
at ..... ........ .SO.UU
imported Marseilles Bed
Spreads, a superb present,
worth $3.50; Monday, at,
each ....,. $500
Domestic crochet Bed Spreads,
hemmed full size, a beautiful
gift, good value, at $3.25, Mon
day, each ......... 21.9S
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
Splendid Value Giving i'm Bed Spreads
and Sheets
In Our High Grade Linen Department Monday

Hemstitched Sheets; full size,
made from best muslin manu-
featured well, worth $500, Mon
day, each ............S1.4O
Heavy weight Hemmed Sheets
size S1x90. best for wear and
durability, $1.25 values, Monday,
Your choice of three different
brands, best made, seamless,
hemmed sheets, values up to
$1.15, Monday, each 500
All mail orders filled till Christ
mas eve.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
The Famous Barney
& Berry Skates 45c

Weather Strip, rubber lined, t.,
at, only ............''''' %c
Pot. Blue and White lined Tea
pot, at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zoe
lot. Blue and White Coffee Pot. 1 81
No. 2 Blue and White Rice Boiler 400
No. 20 White Lined Pres. Kettle. 1eo
Mrs. Voorman's 26c Sink StrRiner loo
Large size Copper Nickeled Plated
Chatting Dish. made with the new
sternau Lamp, worth $3.50. $3.50
Sternau's Coffee Machines ....xA.95
Sternau's Baking Dishes, only. SLAB
No. s Solid Copper Nickel Plated
Rome brand Teakettles' worth 3l;s6,
c eaGs Nickel plated Range Kettles.
Stag Handle s-Piece Carving sets,
worth $500 500
chimes, worth $500 .So'oO
The famous Western Washer. S2.9e
The Round American Washers. ,S2.9s
S-year guaranteed Ball Bearing
Wringer ,... '"S'N
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19

Mechanical Toys of all kinds.
Skates, etc, at the very low
est prices.
25c Toy Tea Sets. ..... 19c
35c Toy Tea Sets. Csc
75c Toy Tea Sets SOC
$1.OO Toy Tea Sets ....75c
$3.50 Toy Tea Sets ..$1.25
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
Large size Steel Wagons,

Large size Steel Wagons, worth
$2.25, only ...........'Sl'4s
81 Oval Turkey Roasters, sell
basting, at ......-....'.'o" o
Genuine Wagner skillet, No. 5
size, at
Pan Cake Griddle, worth 4Oc, lSc
Any size Drip Pan up to l4xlo'
worth 35c, only luc
Waffle Iron, can De used Tor gas
or range .......'''O N
Bamboo handle Parlor Brooms'
worth soc, only ......,,o2 SOC
Large size Rice Root Scrub Brush
at 'oC
Extra Heavy SIT. furnace Pokers,
at, each
Pancake Turner's, worth 15c, 2hc
Coal Shovels, long handled sc
Mems guaranteed handled Axes,
worth 81, only .5Oc
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
DRIED FRuITsI DRIED FEuITsi
For Your xmas PuddingS, Pies and

Cakes.
The best Lemon, Orange or Cttron
Peel, per h.,
Fancy Cleaned Currants, lb.......e1bo
Fancy 3-Crown Raisins, lb........obo
Fancy Seeded R~aisins, pkg $40
Fancy Cal. Seedless Raisins, ID. .eho
Fancy Sultana Raisins, lb.,......la3bc
Fancy Santa Clara Srunes, ID. -. TAO
Fancy California Muir Peaches, 10. 815o
Fsucy California Yellow Crawford
h best Condensed Mincemeat, per
pkg. O. . . ssssss oraO
Fancy New York Evaporated Apples.
per Id, s''''nSo
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19

F RSS5E Pictures
Beautiful subjects in oils, pas
tells, water colors, crayons, etch-
ings, prints and photo engravures.
Everything and anything
at Lowest Prices.
Furniture Dept, 3rd Floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
Wool Dress Goods Sale
OF Intense Bargain Interest TO All Buyers

Closing out all Bearskins Poney Skins, etc, at a ride
ulously low price. These goods sold from $500 to $1,000 a
yard and will go at less than half price. Be sure and see
these before buying.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
Monday Will be the Big Grocery Sale Day
everything You Want tor Christmas at a Saving of 25% 10 5O%

The greatest market in Omaha for
Butter, Cheese and 1utt0rtnO, at = saw
ing Of as 20 90 per cent.
Read TNn ZIG PEEsH VICE.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19

lO0-piece Dinner Sets OF Haviland
French China. regular $40 values
in beautiful decoration, gold
stippled, at ....,... S24.5O
1OO-piece Dinner Set, worth SIS.
fine domestic decorated ware, the
very best porcelain gold traced,
special, at ..,....... S6.9S
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
Blanket. Sale for Monday
We will close out all our Blankets next week.

We will close out all our Blankets next week.
All 75c Blankets, pair. .48c All $4OO Blankets, palr$2.0o
All $1O0 Blankets pair. .69c All $500 Blankets, pair 1894
an $1'zo Pianhets pan o q All $500 Blankets, ~pair$4"38
a. a ~ 90 1' 90 pianhot CO.. s1 40 All $3.50 Blankets, pair $4.96
All $3.50 Blankets, ~pair.$1.48 All @ooo Dlanhels' palrSoHo
All $500 Blankets, ~pair.$1.96 All $lO.OO Blankets, pr 5000
OuHts. made of the finest white cotton, best ~silkoline, satin
and cretonnes will be closed at SOC, 75c, $1.OO, $l25, $l.5O
o and nm to each ,..o.. ........ $1,000
Extra specials in Curtains, yard goods, draperles' SILK
draperies. portieres and couch covers-all the week.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
Closing Out Books

We're closing out our big
stock of standard books. Buy
Holiday Books here Monday.
You'll save.
Elsie Books, only .69C
Ella Wheeler Wilcox Books,
on sale .69c
A big line of $3.50 Copyright
Books; on sale .69c
James W hitcomb Riley's
Books, Monday, at. .69c
Kipling's Books at. Csc
Pepper Books, at. sec
All Latest Fiction. CSC
ALI Books in Sets
At $3.50 Discount
Home Made Jingles, by Miss Sor-
enbon 7hG
Heart Song and other poems, by
Daisy Higgins .......... 75G
Bishop Sunbeams ....... 81
Such is the Kingdom 49,. S1.0O
Padded Poets. a full line for q
lecJlOn, at z9G
Fine Box Stationery and pearl
handled pen .......... 25C
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19

Star Cut Water Set, pitcher and 6
glasses TO match, regular $500
value, at. SLAB
Electric Portable Lamps, complete
with glass metaled shades; Shade
alone worth IS to IS, special
sale price .......... S4.40
-Four big tables OF Fancy China. Spe-
cial bargain offering abo-tSo-75c-S5e
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-10
WEAK STOMACHS
WEAK PEOPLE
How TO Prevent It-Let Ko-
dol Do the StornaCh'S
Work While 1t
Rests.

a weak stomach viii not properly
digest food. This food, then, Occa-
sions all sorts of disagreeable symp-
toms. Among these are sour stom-
ach. belching of gas and bitter fluid.
heartburn, headaches, etc.-aII
caused by indigestion. But it isn't
OF much benefit to know what causes
the trouble, if we do not know how
TO prevent it-and make use of our
knowledge. Nearly everyone knows
that hodol digests all food. and is an
excellent preparation for any digest
i've trouble Actual figures shows
that a tablespoonful OF Kodol digests
IA pounds of foOd-nOt one kind
of food at a time, but every kind of
food, in any mixture or combination
and KOdOl digests it in an easy,
natural way-just as an ordinary.
healthy stomach does. That is why
kOdOl helps the weak stomach get
Strong-it does the stomach's work.
Our guarantee-Get q dollar bottle of
KOdOl, IL YOU are not benefited-the
druggist will at once return your
money. Don't hesitate; any druggist
will sell YOU KOdol on these terms.
The dollar bottle contains IL times
as much as the soc bottle. KodOl is
prepared in the laboratories of Z. &.
Dewitt & Co, Chicago.