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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
Live Stock Market.
National Stock Yards, Ill.
July II. 1909.

July IL, 1909.
Cattle receipts 1000. Market steady
on good qualified handy weight steers
and choice light heifers, while heavy
and medium steers, cows and heifers
are 10c. lower. Bulk of the good
steers are selling from $3.50 to $500
medium to good $685. to 1925; fair
killers from $500 to $3.50. Choice
light heifers $3.50 to 700; medium to
good $3.50 to $50. Bulk of the good
fat COWS $3.75 to $3.50.
Hog receipts 5000. Market strong
Mixed and butchers $3.50 to SS.05;
mixed packing $3.50 to $500; good
heavies $8.O5 to $S.22h. Good pigs
$500 to $3.50, light from SETS to
$6.75. Bulk of all the hogs $3.50 to
$500 Prospects look steady on the
best kind.
Sheep receipts 1000. Market 15c.
lower on lambs; steady on mutton
sheep. Good to choice lambs $8.25
to $3.50. One choice load at S.75. N
dunn to geed lambs $6.75 to $3.50.
Mutton sheep $4.25 to $4.35. Good tc
choice breeding ewes $3.50 to 1926.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
spmatfl5kc.

8erionen, ~ StinSen, / 9i.
foeromm Spinat niro berlcierL &c.
maiden, rob gebndt ,ir,b in etpa go
@ramm Butter lcidt gcbdmpft. Damn
riibrt man 100 @rumm Butter idau.
MIG. fiiet nof llnb nod 3 Ger bin5u,
eiebt ben Spinat btnein nebit 2 in
8iirfel geiditttteneu urtb m gutter
grg6iteten Sennmcln u,,b 2 @bloffeln
@ebI, wiirst nab 8eidmad NIT
Sob. 8iefier rnb einigen Sropfer
&aaat@ iirsc, formt Giibi6e SLOPE
iino fodt Sieie ettpo 10 Winittert tn
fcfenoem SaIowniier car.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
AN ORDINANCE.

Be 1t ordained by the Board Of
Aldermen of the City of Hermann
as follows: (.
That section 4 of chapter 13 of
the revised ordinances Of the City
of Hermann, adopted August IA. 1905,
be and the same Is hereby amended
by striking out the words twenty
dollars in the fourth line of said
section and enacting and inserting In
lieu thereof the words thirty seven
dollars and fifty cents" so that said
section, when 30 amended shall
read as follows:
Section 4. Each dramshop keep.
er dealing as such under the laws
Of the State of Missouri, shall pay to
the City as license tax the sum of
thirty seven dollars and fifty cents
every six months payable on the
first days of July and January.
Passed June 7th 1909.
CHAS. HONECK.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved June 9Th 1903.
HENRY SCHUCH,
Mayor.
Attest
HENRY BOOK,
(seal) City Clerk
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
GtmeinnHbiges.
g,rS,rbn srr Slsiidborrdtbe I'm
Gommer.

SeIbIt gut gerduderte uno tiibl
m,fbepabrte 5Ieii6oorr6tbe tperoen
,ntpeiIen i'm CONNER i6left uno
ann mcnIhli6en @enuiie mebr ober
reniaer ungeeienet. Die uriatle Die.
ips .aeben6igtueroens" lit In Der SbG.
Hofeit 8peier Sliegenarten gu infen,
Der SIeii6. uno Der Sdmeibfliege.
Sic SIeiidiliege 1T iiber elm 3entime.
Ter lang, bie gruit 1T idpar8. Der
SinterIeib graufueiB, Der aopf meiB.
oeIb. bic NiibIer idmnr5braun. Ca.
Rer un6 geine iiub idDar5, Die SIN,
terIdienen I~ang5ottig bebaart, bic
NTiiael gIaiie. Ias ionie friides
SIeiid mfttern oieie S66elinee bon
peitem. 0a6oem tie iih iatt gefrei'
fen baben, lseen Die @eibden ibre
@oSen feine gier) ob, feline tpin5ige
ober auberoroentli6 eefrdBise Sbier.
den, tpelde mad ettpa ott Eagen
bereits ibre Reiie erIangt boben. sic
iinb peiBgrou, feeelformtg, nit 5ruei
idtpar5en &iefern uno fleiten Gleii9-
tpdr,den iiber 6enielben. Rln Der.
IoiIen iie lire Rabruncsitdtte, iufen
iraen6 einen Sdlupfninfel aut Inn
iin bier in braune Scrnenpiipp6en
AZ beripanoeln, aus oenen etrpa brei
Iofen ipGter Die 6Iiesen aus.
IdIiipien. go ipieberbolen iid bic
G%enerationen Den gariaen CONNER
fbtnburd; man bat ausgerednet, bob
elm einaiges 8eib6en 10000 Raoen
Iefert.
9ie SdmeibfItese, aud Drummer
a~euannt, treibt ii6 bonn Sriibling Bis
gum Serbit in rnieren Soften un6
SGuiern, nit ~beionberer @orIiebe in
Den Rii6en uno Sleii6erlooen berllm
nnS madIt blir6 ibr Drummer ii1 be.
merfbar. l1ebernll friBt Tie am
GIeii6 ber,lm, ie: basielbe peid) ODER
bort, frii6 ODER seriuhert, unb legt
bnpsi TIRE meiBen gitrfenformieen
gicrbGufden ab. alts oenen bereits
mad einem Gage Die Maoen ent.
idliipfen. 0ieie freiitn nit GROCER
gier, 10 OoB Sas befolIete SIeiid feb.
formig burflobert eribeint. Ourd)
ben llnratb oes @eidmeibes pirb bic
S6uInis oes SIeiIhes bei6Ieunigt.
Sn bieiem Suitanbe Iin6 iie feeeIfor.
mig, oielringelig uno bon meiBer
Garbe. Der aopf Seigt braiine, ba-
fige aiefer, nit oeren Die SbGolinee
Die Sleii6faiern u~b5erren. Die Ser.
puppung erfolgt in Der @r0e ooer ir.
geno einem anoeren S6lupfpinfel
Sfon nnf) ad)t biz 3ebn Sogcn frie.
den Die itebcn bis 5ebn MiLlimeter
laugen 6Iiegen Gus. 9ieiel6cn be.
iiten ebeniu rpie Die SIeiiffIicgen cine
nrGebeure8 ermebrungSiGbigfeit BUR
a6baltung oerbeiberS liegenarten bon
ilttleren 6leiihUorrGtben lit es notb.
tpenOig, bieie in Sudden aus @o8e.
llttt9en 8elncben ooer in 5einorabt.
bllllen autSu6emQbren. 9ereits an
gegriItenes 6leiid lit, na6oem etpo
!ebenoe8 8elfmeiB iorgtdltig entferni
IT. nit Rfeffer uno SaIpeterI0iuue
gritnolit ein5ureiben. @s perItebi
llb bon ielbIt, OcB man 6eitrebt Ieir
rllb Die 6lie9en nod @oeli6feit 81
oertllgen. Dor allen ober mub man
NO one 8eIeaenbeit iid bietet
srottiiten 8oaelifus iiben unb BIZ
tlelnen SingO0aeI begen un6 pflegeu
pelfe orl6 i'm anmSfe ge9en bic SIie
gen llilIere eifrigiten 8rnoesgenoNer
lem fonnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
9tb, TO-.

I'd iage Dir, Mutter, penn
mein Gbef niflt ieine @orte bon
bcute firth abioIut 3lriidnimmt, fam
i'd bel ibm nidt mebr in Stellung
bleiben. +" o8ar benn bas, mas er
Ioate, 10 beIeioigeno2 8ic marert
benn feline 8orte, baB On einen 10
i6meren @nti9llb Sarauf faiien
mubt?" ,2enfe Dir rltr, er batte
bic Hre66eit - Oh mir au iagen
er fiinOige mir gum griten Die
Stellungl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
arsnnbIider @nnid.

.Sn 8orisbofeu iiebt man $erren
unb 0amen barfuB IN ben 8iefen
berrunIpasieren." Sduiter: r9a
foIIen bod glei6 Ialtter 9rennneiieln
tnafienl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
@rIat.

aunoe: D9ie Photographic gefaM
mir iebr giitl Siebt Ole 8oAe benn
aud fpirfIih 70 ais9"-$eiratbsper'
mittler Gogerno): SEA, gais nen 1T
bas Bib ni6t mebr aber insrpi.
iden bat iid Snrd ote 3inien bas Der.
mogen Der Dame Derboppelt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
Snperbel.

u: Dgci uts in Chicago lebt Elm
Wnler, ser uniibertroffen arbeitet.
&iir5Iih lab t6 cine @interlanbi6aft
BON linn, oie 10 notiirlid mar, bob mir
sic 3abne Dor 6roit flapperten.
g.: y0ag 1T nod gar nihts. Sd fob
fiirsIidl elm Bib bon einem Roler,
fpelbcs sen EiteI .Sluft" fiibrte. Sd
Iaee Sbnen, jcber, Der es ani9altte,
nabm iofort HeiBaus."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
s%elbtaeipraa

Serr gum 0ienitmaoden): 81.
meme Srou idon fir oas Ebeater fer.
tia aefleioetl" D~ienitmGoAen:
9ein! - SEER (fiir iid): s@erfpiir.
bia, nit nidts miro meite 8rau fer.
tig, auber nit meinem @eloelA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
8ariert.

sic: ,Rt6t pabr, gilbert, Gu bait
mid bod cigentIih mr. meines Gel.
oes wcgcn sebcirotbet2" Or: ,3o-
miide Srage, S1tte id Did bielIetdt
9eines @eIoes meseu nidt beiratben
iolIen2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
Der &ebant.

Sic: Sag einmnl, mann foil benn
eisentlih ilniere So93eit iein9"-gr:
,Sobalb gu in 9einen 2iebeSbriefen
fem Observation-Disclosures mebr meg.
I1btl~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
Sin outer 9nuSe.

,Se, %orie, nod cine WaB 8ierl
Iber perncfIeln sic aud ia nift
meinen arug nit einem anberen!"-
,0os fam mir gar nidt paiiieren.
Serr ghmiot; Sbren &rug FEMME i'd
immer!" $50. moran oenn2" -
,@m Senfel." ertpiberte Die 8ellnerin,
Der lit imn1er iuarml"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
Stcigrnng.

Stein, t9 ioge Sir, ipie meme
Srau Bel Dem leeten grbbcben aus
6em SGnsfeu NOR, als imiere Wobel
idpanftcn!" 80, Oa %iolIteit Du
erft neine glIte ieber. iuenn Die mid
idpanfen iiebt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
sbpll.

@idtcr: nY%ngetlogtcr, iest, no
Sbr @crtbci0igcr aulpcicnO lit, ipre.
den Sic rulig allies ans, mas sic 5u
Sbrcr Nr%ctacibiauna 5u lager baben."
- NlnacfIa1ter: o9ld,, @err @erittS.
boi, ih NloNbc, c. 1T beiier, menn Der
SEER &crtbcioi9er ipridt, Der fam
6eiier Iiigen ais id."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
Stanbesaemaf

Notwithstanding: r@as bot
ten Sic oem fir einen 9eruf2A
= @efangener: SD mar atbIet!" -
$Gitptling gum &of): Plus Dem
MAIDEN sic mir araftiuppe!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
&nSentung.

$err Gum nellen 0ienitmGSden):
~Meine Srau lit iebr muiifalii6. biG
iibergebe i'd Sbnen Den Sdliiiiel gum
Rlooier, penn sic i'm perlieren, -
befommen sic 2obnerbObuns,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
WALL,
WOOD SALOONS
.~seseuiber Der 9labIe
faermann. :: no,

hermdnn, =: ITO.
Tses 1T Der cIesauteite Saloon in Ser
u,oRR urb Iinbei man bort aud bic better
@etpa1rfc iR1b Gigdrren,
SefonberS quite NbistpS, HaeiniSe,
AseNt in 6ermanH iiiv ben %beriibmten unb
ed3ien Bourbon pnb Rpe Whisfn ben Ser.
manR DTtiatns 60. griS oerielbs ipie in
Ter DtitilEerp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
RnmeriitiiAM.
Sm Meitaurnnt.

Ser @ein lit t6itlid, Serr
Birtb!" n8iiiens, wem sic mid
foppen polIen, fliegens rausl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
galante ansrebe.

.aber Sermann, Oh boit ia sar5
meinen @ebnrtstog peraeiien9"
v@as?l-- ltnb id babe gar nift
generft, oaB 0u elm Sabr oIter ge.
tporoen biit"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
READ N REFLECT.
Wonderful work of the German-Ameri
can Hot.Sprinas Doctors.

Wonderful work of the German-Ameri
can Hot-Springs Doctors.
The following letters speak for
themselves and show the good work
being done by the German : Ameri.
can-Hot Springs Doctors in treating
chronic diseases of all kinds. The
Doctors make regular monthly visits
here and if you or any OF your rela-
ttves or friends are afflicted, 1t will
cost you nothing to consult the Doc
tors whether you take treatment or
not. If they think you are incurable
they will tell you so, as they do not
accept cases they think incurable.
Remember they treat women as well
as menand any special or private dis
Ease you may have and do not care
to have your family doctor treat or
know about, these master specialists
will treat for you. They will be at
the White House on their fourth re-
gular visit for l day, Saturday May
LIST, hours IL to IL a. m. l to D. m.
Cured Of Rupture and Piles.
st. Louis, Mo-. April z '0s
Dear Doctors:-
Although unsolicited by
you / want to express my sincere
thanks Tor the wonderful cures you
have performed for me. AS you
know I suffered intensely from bleed
ing and itching piles for ten long year
and / honestly believe l tried every
thing under the sun without a sign OF
relief until l went to you and was
cured without the knife in such a
short time 1t was really a miracle; '
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
RisperitanSnis.

3abnnrst: Siam Sire Srau gut
beiBen2" 91tnoe: SD weiB eS
nidt, bis ieet bot tic mid BLOB ge.
trnSt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
@orgsbenst.
nhrPi.

S~hmiegermutter (oie obrei.
fen mill, i'm @arteiuaI): Der
Bortier miro bod ntdt pergei.
fen, ab3urufen2" - S6nieeeriobn:
.@on5 unbeiorgt 49,. i'd babe ibm
bereits elm paar Gigarren %segebenl'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16

fbeu. Cine YrubeHai6e erpampsSOOt's eeituaft
piro Sbnen fret suseIdidt, tuenn sic an
Or. &ilmer & 60, 8~insbamtpn, 81. g., itrei.
ben. Dtan ertudbne oieie 8eittng uno prr'
gefie ben 3arten uuo Goreiie nidt, Or atl'
rter's ,StpampsGoot, B%tu9bamtpn, 81. gy
oil ieoer Slaide onaebradt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16

Total 80. ..15221.63
Geo. Kraettly President.
A. b. Walker, Secretary.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16

since being cured three years ago |
have never been troubled with piles.
/ was also ruptured on both sides and
wore a truss for five years but thank
to you and your, wonderful treatment
| am now a perfect sound man. In
closing / will say | have since then
done the hardest kind of heavy work
and lifting In foundries and as a
boilermaker. You have my permits
sion to use this letter and / sincerely
hope 1t may be the means of bring
ing relief to those who are afflicted a
! was.
Gratefully yours,
A. F. Jacques
342S Laclede Ave.
"A Grateful Woman Testlfies.
st. Louis Mch..27 '09
To all s~ufferers:--
This is to certify
that | had been a sufferer with fe-
male trouble foryears, ever since l
was a girl. l got so bad could not
do my cooking or housework. / suff-
cred terribly from loss Of blood, had
pains day and night through my head
back, womb and limbs. My headach-
ed all the time. l had no appetite
and was constipated. 1 would feel
SO gloomy and downhearted that
l tried all kinds of patent medicines
would sit and cry for hours at a time
and lots of doctors but none cured
me. Sometimes / used to wish |
was dead because l was in such pain
and misery. One day ! called on the
German : American : Doctors because
they had cured Mrs. Schultz. The
Doctors said it would take about six
months to cure me. That was Il
little over four months ago. To-day
am as well as any woman. I eat and
sleep well, / have no pains anywhere
my bowels movegood and | feel like
a new person. | have seat lots of ny
friends to the Doctors because they
did me so much good and kept their
word with me.
Mrs. VI. Habbeger
4406 s. 10 St
Hermann Walthour says: The
German : American Doctors cured me
Of catarrh of the head and stomach
as well as deafness in 4 months, I
had been a sufferer for IL long years,
Gottlieb Eschnann says "Thad
suffered with kidney and bladder
trouble and Rheumatism for 16 years
and the German : American Doctors
made me a we'll man in five months
with their Hot Springs and electri-
cal treatment. They also cured me
of the whiskey habit. l used to drink
a gallon OF whiskey a week but do no
touch 1t now"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
Annual Statement.

of the Receipts and Expenditures Of
HERMANN PUBLIC SCHOOLS on
July 6. 1903.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16
SanSenoe baben Iiercn.
&etocn pbne es sa tpiHen.
9rfeunnns Der esmPtsms.

sltau fiue cine 6laide oOer elm aeiuobu,
tiDls @las nit Urn ulio ldiie Is "a Smaoen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16

anertaunt %bsilbrinsenos
ten gigcnl6atten beiist.
Sahen Sic line NrSnei
n6tbis, 9ebraud1en Gle
bic bette. Su babeu in
allen Npotbefen In 80
Gent un0 / Dollar SIas
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16

lang iieben. 8eist
ii9 Elm Siesrlartiser
ionitiser So
oeninB, ODER piro
Der ltrin fnierig
ooer nulbi9, Oann
limb bic Nieren
fiber franz. Sftes
@aKerlaiieu, iowie
Idenihmfraen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16

III ItIIVIUIIHTB IIIU HHU DHITt UlUNIItI.
@as man fbnn fol-.
@s III cine Seriibiauna, in Der 10 bduiiaen
gusin9e 81 wiiien, oaB 81. &ilmer's, ,Siuamps
Sout" (Sumpf'W ur5eD, bic fpuEoerbare
3iereusgr5nei, taft jeoen 8unid erfiilt in
Der Befreiuu9 bpnt &heumatismls, Ridens
i9mer5en, nno 9eioen Der 9tereu, 9eber, 8lnie
uiio jeocn Sbeil Der Snrusdn9e. sic beieiti0t
bic Sdudde, oas 8alisr ~einSubalten, ippie
brennenoes @aNerlaiieu, ferner bbie Nad,a
folsen oes @euulies BON Sp%irituuisn, &eiH
uno Bier uH0 perbinoert ons pitmalige
&aHerlaiieu bel 9ne nno tpdbrenb Der Stlafs
Seit. Die ntiloe unO ioforti9e @triuue bon
,, 2 8oot" lit i6usl bemertbar.
Gle hat bic h6fIte Stlife erreiht. NEIL lie 0ie
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-16

HENRY BOOK,
(seal) City Clerk
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
SHOTWELL SHOOTS ANOTHER
Points Out How Neatly a City ordi-
nance is Put TO Sleep.
EULL1FIED BY DELAY IN COURT
Measure Providing Licenses for
Iotormen stin Rests in Peace
on the Docket of Judge
EsteIIe.

The practical notification Of a city ordi-
nance is cited by Attorney F. A. shotwell
In support Of his thesis that unnecessary
delays do occur in district court.
Everyone seems &c have forgotten says
Mr.. shotwell, that early in october the
city council Of Omaha passed ar ordinance
providing for the licensing of motormen
employed by the Omaha g. Council Bluffs
Street Railway company. The ordinance,
which was No. 6s72, was first passed, then
vetoed by Mayor Dahlman and then passed
over the veto.
October 20 John L.. Webster, as attorney
for the street railway company, filed a pc
tition in district dourt for an injunction
against the enforcement Of the ordinance.
He went first to Judge Estelle, on whose
docket the case was entered. and finding
him out Of town that day went to Judge
Redick. Jpdge Redick granted a restrain
ing order and made this returnable october
a. The argument october q was, OF
course, to be before Judge Estelle.
Again Estelle IL Absent.
THE day set, attorneys for the city filed
a motion to strike a number OK paragraphs
from plaintiffs petition and the attorneys
appeared in Judge Estelle's court room at
the hour named. But Judge Estelle had
again to be out of the city.
Since then not one thing has been done
In the matter and the restraining order
remains In effect.
"a restraining order Is, of course, an
emergency grant, intended to provide tenn
porary and Immediately necessary reli sf.
Whether or not q restraining order should
have been allowed In this case Is not i'm
portant, and may be admitted to have been
right.
THE point 1 wish to make is this: Fol-
nearly two months, through the district
court Of Douglas county, a city ordinance
has remained in a state Of nullity.
Nov, the chief blame for this state Of
affairs does not devolve Immediately and
directly upon the district court, except ir
one way. The city attorneys office ap'
pears to be lax in pushing a hearing or
the question whether the restraining order
should be dissolved or whether q tenn,
porary injunction should issue.
Up to the City Attorney.
TT is UP to the city attorney to go Int
court and insist on a hearing. But he hal
not done so. Consequently the district
court is in the condition of being used t.
void a city ordinance without due process
OF law. II would be unusual for n judge
to call up such a question as this until one
or other party came into court and asked
for q hearing. But II the court wishes t.
II might take the initiative in order tC
clear its dockets.
IAN this is entirely beside the question
whether the ordinance is or is not a gooC
one. 1 do not charge and do not believe
that either Judge Estelle or City Attorney
Burnam is influenced by any improper
motive whatever in the matter and sucf
an inference would be undoubtedly unjust
But that this delay has occurred ant
might well continue a long time is alto
gether ~indisputable. The facts are plain
The records are in the office of the clerl
of the district court"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
ANOTHER W. o. W. DEAL Off

wntches-FRENzER-l5th and Dodge,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
a BRASS Desk Set of Six Pieces

Now here's an appropriate gift for the office man Perhaps you you have
Nan onderin what to give him. Set consists II desk pad, nkweIL
pss knife letter tray, calendar and blotter. The outfit Cd OE
for =. -. .t.... >. =. ...'' = ''' - - ''i -
Wooden Book Racks, mission fin Rag Boohs rr BABY asnao az
ih at 49,. .... 80. HDC oCb I"J IOS au -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Rennntt'a BiG Grocery

Bennett's Gold Franco = Amer
en- Coffee, lb.2eo lean PUDDING at
Fess assorted, And 10 Stamps.
per pound .4eo w iggle Stick
And 80 stamps. Bluing. 8 large
Tea Sittings, 16c sticks ...;.aoo
h., package, 1ao a &c Wa&er
Capitol Baking FREE.
Powder per ID. Swansdown Cod
can ,.,,,.. a4o fish, 3 pkgs. a5o
And 20 Stamps, And 10 stamps,
Capitol pure Ma Benefits Cap
pie syrup, per ltol Mince Meat,
half gallon. .76o 8 packages, AGO
And 80 Stamps. And 10 Stamps.
Crackers, large Hartley's Pure
asst. pkg 100 Fruit Jams, per
Cream CSeese, And 20 Stamps.
best quality, per Diamond s Chill
And 10 stamps. And 10 Stamps.
Virginia Swiss @ olden Eagle
Cheese, lb.. geo ICurrants. h.. 12o
And 10 Stamps, And 10 Stamps.
Folks Soups, 3 Mignonette Peas
cans for .aBo THREE cans 2so
And 10 Stamps. And 10 Stamps.
Bishops Fruit Royal Tomatoes,
ate, wine flavor. two cans .25c
SOC size for 3oo And 20 Stamps.
Candied Peel. as CRACKERS
sorted, H., 2eo 1s-lb. box Items
Raisins, lb., leo Soda or Oyster
And 10 Stamps Crackers, fresh
Richelieu Seeded baked 81 fE
And 40 Stamps special ..eA'Ae
German Cakes- Double Stamps
Imported direct, on drAnu1ated
made by Helm Sugar.
rich Helberlein, Peaches - Best
NurnberR. Ger We Have brand,
many. each coo zoe cans for leo
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Wharton Robbed
at Y. M. C. A. Bath
Loses Valuable Diamond and Watch
and May Swear Off Bathing
as Result.

John G. Wharton Is revolving in his mind
the proposition, does it pay to take a bath?
OF one thing he is certain-it does not II
all baths cost as much as the one he took
Wednesday at the Young Mems Christian
association.
This little plunge cost Mr.. Wharton a dia-
mon stud valued at $3.50, a fine watch and
chain and about 81 in cash. These articles
were taken from his clothing which hung
in locker No, 80, while he was enjoying the
refreshing effect of his plunge.
1t is believed some scamp whose eagle
eye %alighted on Mr.. Wharton's glittering
diamond. wormed himself into a corner of
the Young Mems Christian association as
Mr., Wharton went in and got lay on the
ground.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Negotiations for Fourteenth and Far
mana Corner Come to
NauRht.

The deal for the purchase OF the south
east corner of Fourteenth and Farnam
streets by the Woodmen of the World for
a site for its sixteen-story office building
is Oft. Wednesday was the last day OF
grace Harry Turkey had to deliver the
goods. The price was all satisfactory and
the business men in that section of the
city raised the required bonus, but there
was a deficiency of about $50, 900 which one
OF the firms occupying part of the site de.
mRnded In lieu OF its lease.
The Woodmen will now make a new star
and try to decide upon another location.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
A bloody Affair

II lung hemorrhage. Stop 1t and cure
weak lungs. ugh and colds with Or.
Kings New Discovery. SOC and 500. For
sale by Beaton Drug Co.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
WEST GOTH STREET BUILDING LEASED
Katz Brothers to Occupy the Structure
Rental for Term, S125,OOO.

Katz Brothers, leather goods Dealers now at No.
% Nesey street. have leased from the Caldwell
company the seven story mercantile building at
No 195 to 139 West Goth street The lessee will take
possession of the building on November l. and will
occupy the entire structure with the exception of
the store The lease is for ten years. at an aggre-
gate rental of about S125OO0.
The New York Real Estate Company has leased
FOR the Mitchell estate No. 100 East 18th street
1our story building, for ten years at a rental OF
S4ooOo also for the ColweH Lead Company to Good
man & Co the store at No. 139 West goth street
Tor ten years at rental of $4,000; also for Mrs.
h Cohen the store and basement at No. 2lO1 Eighth
avenue to Charles Killer for three years at a rem
tai of $4,000
Jacob Finkelstein has leased for a long term Of
years for Simon & Grossner to Horowitz Brothers,
Inc. the building at No. 81 Bowery; also leased
Tor a long term of years the store and basement
in the building in course Of construction at the
northeast corner OF Essex and Delaney streets,
for Meyer VESSEL to Talks & Heronois.