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Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-02
POPULAR BAND AT MANAWA
Concerts sunday win Approval from
Two Large ASSEM-
blaEes.

Judging from the STANDPOINT OF applause
the Manawa Concert band never was more
popular than on Sunday. Both the after
noon and evening programs seemed to hit
the fancy of the crowds. Beautiful Cali
lea," by Suppe. I'll Guarony," by Carlo
Gomez and "Seminimide," by Rossini were
Enthusiastically approved by the devotees
OF the more pretentious in music, while
selections from 1.-THE Merry Widow" 1.-THE
Goddess OF Liberty" and excerps from
Honeymoon TRAIL" Algeria" and other
familiar favorites brought forth popular
demonstration.
Daredevil Andrews did not make his
usual balloon ascension and parachute
Jump. For the second time this season his
balloon burst. The wreck OF the air ship
yesterday occurred before 1t was released
from its anchor ropes and the only damag 90
was sustained by the balloon.
The attendance Sunday was very large.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-02
NO WARM WAVE THIS WEEK
Chief of U. 5. Weather Bureau Says
General Pressure of DistributIon
Indicates Moderate Weather.

WASHINGTON, Aug, willis L.
Moore. chief OF the United States weather
bureau, In prognosticating for the present
week, declared tonight that the general
pressure of distribution indicates that there
will be no, general warm wave over the
country this week. Moderate temperatures
will prevail over the eastern section during
the early part OF the week, followed by
somewhat higher temperature in the Mis-
sissippi valley Tuesday and the eastern
states Wednesday.
Monday or Tuesday disturbance will de-
velop in the Rocky mountain region, moving
eastward, to arrive in the Atlantic states
Thursday. II will be preceded and attended
by showers and win be followed by a
change TO lower temperature.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-02
Hermit,n House stoned.

BRADSHAW, Neb., Aug l-(special)-
One week ago last night the home OF Henry
Gebbars was stoned, the window glass be-
ing broken out. Last evening there was a
repetition OF the week before. only the win
dows sash and all, were broken. Sheriff
Sweet at York was notified and In a short
time had Jack Hebert and Ed Krusah
under arrest and lodged them In the county
jail Henry Gebbars is a reeluse and has
lived on his farm one mile west and north
OF Bradshaw more than twGntS ,yaArA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-02
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Mrs. George Clifton Dies as Result
Accidental Shooting.
LOCAL GOLFERS DEFEAT BLUFFS
Governor shallenberEer Expected in
City Latter Part of week--F'ire
and Police COmmissiOner's At
fair Drought 60 Attention.

Mrs. George Clifton Of Gilmore died at
the South Omaha hospital about seven
hours after her injury. The death was due
to the excessive bleeding and the shock.
Her knee was found to be shot away and
the large artery OF the limbs rapidly
robbed her body OF Its blood. For some
reason those who gave her first aid could
not fix a suitable compress and she had
lost quantities OF blood before the arrival
Of the physician. Not until the woman
arrived at the South Omaha hospital were
the large blood vessels closed securely. II
was then too late to ward off the effect
Of so great a loss OF blood and in a few
hours her vitality sank and she died.
The woman lost her life through the un-
fortunate discharge Of a shotgun in the
hands Of her eldest son, George Clifton,
jr. The charge passed through her left
knee and also lscerated the right beg con-
siderably. 1t is believed that one Of the
younger boys Of the family pulled the
trigger OF the gun while the older boy was
wiping the lock.
Mrs. Clifton IL survived by six children,
the Oldest Of which Is IA years old. The
funeral will be held from Heafey's under
taking parlors at D. m. today. The burial
will be at Mount Hope cemetery.
1t is not known whether an inquest will
be held or not This is a Sarpy county
case and the coroner Of that county has
been notified.
south Omaha Golfers VictOrn.
The South Omaha golf team defeated
Council Bluffs on the grounds Of the Coun-
ell Bluffs Boating association Sunday
afternoon by a score of 30 to "a. Nine
holes were played in the morning and the
members treated the visitors to a good
dinner, after which the second nine were
played. F. NJ. Sherwood OF South Omaha
made the course in 81 and DR.. w. A. Cor
played 1t in SO. A number OF the matches
were close. notably between Scott and
o'Neil and between Camp and Montague
Rigdon and Bulla had close match. Cop
peck and Marling each took one point
The following is the score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-02
eHanrr C1oudl sltetnrn...

wINNEBAGo. Neb., Aags IL Especially
Henry Cloud, a member of the tribe OF
Winnebago Indians has just returned from
the east where he has been attending
school. He graduated from Yale university,
having completed four-yeaf course.
He expects to remain on the reservation,
serving as interpreter for the ministers in
charge of a camp meeting now IN progress
here. He win look after some business in
terests and then expects to enter a theo-
logical seminary further to prepare himself
to be Of service to his Acknowledgement.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-02
ITALIAN GIRL is DEAD
Y0unG Woman Who Shot Herself
After Being United by Sweetheart
Passes Away at Hospital.

The Italian girl. NunEia Scotia, who shot
herself at her home at 1ilo South Eighth
street Saturday morning. died in St Jo-
seph's hospital this morning at O'Clock
Her condition was regarded as hopeless
from the time OF her admission TO the hos
pltAL and she never regained conscious
ness. The girl had only been In America
for a few months and had been In m
health. She shot herself because her sweet
heart refused to marry her. She was EN-
pIoyed in the NJ. E. Smith wholesale dry
goods establishment
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-02
N. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel $50. Night. L-l1Os.
Iowa News Notes.

Of Mondamin, Sheriff Rock went to the
west side OF Harrison county this morning
and arrested and brought M. ID. Barker
before the mayor of Mondamln, who ad-
ministered a fine OF $40 and costs for dis
turbing the peace. Judgment was suspended
during future good behavior of Barker
who was accused Of assaulting the city
marshal OF Mondamln.
LOGAN-An automobile and carriage col
lision occurred here last evening at 1890
o'clock, at which time Mr.. Roberts Of Dun
lap was thrown out and injured and his
carriage broken and his team so frightened
that Il ran away. The automobile lamps
were broken and a tire puctured. The team
was caught In Logan and Mr.. Roberts Sc
cured another carriage and left for Dunlap.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-02
Men FrankIIn Club Meets.

HURON. s. D.. Aug. L - Especially
Seventy-five or more OF the printers and
publishers Of South Dakota, representing
the state Ben Franklin club, closed a prof
table two-dRys session here last night. The
officers for the ensuing year were elected
as follows; W. r. Ronald, Mitchell. pres
ident; John Nipple Pierre, Woe president;
Frank Nash. Canton, secretary; w. A.
Sturgis, Canton, treasurer; Paul butcher
and j. A. McAfee. Howard, directors
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-02
rn,rIck CahIII KiII.a.

WEBSTER CITY, Ia, Aug L--ispecial
TeieefAm. l-Whlle walking along the track
on his way 70 the depot IN this city, Pat
rick cahin OF Fort Dodge was struck by
an Illinois Central passenger train early
this mornins ana instantly killed. The nan
vas q Ellpsun mm SmployG
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-02

ALBANY, N r., Aug TRAIN %, known
the Buffalo and Toronto special ran into
the New York Central railroad. $50 this
morning. Engineer b. West. who was I'M
der the light engine, making repairs, was
killed Two Of the passengers on train q
were slightly injured
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-02
Prnxinr for main.

WEST POINT, Neb,. Aug. 1.-(special,)--
Prayers were offered in the churches of
Cunning county Sunday for rain. The con-
tinued dry weather with the intense heat
prevailing, il causing some uneasiness In
the minds OF the farmers, who fear danger
to the corn crop.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-02
Good Rain I'm West,

SIDNEY, Neb., Aug. l-(Special Tele-
gram. )-Rain has fallen steadily in Chey-
enne county for forty-eight hours. This
assures the largest crop of corn. flax and
potatoes that has ever been raised in west
ern Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-02
Carnival AT p1dorado.

ELDoRADo. Neb.. Aug. 1.-(SpeciaL)-
Eldorado will hold its third annual carni-
val August II, IL and 10. Arrangements
are being made for some good ball games
and races. Charles Osborn, F. e. Turner
and John Crane are managers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-02
scaIded BY Steam

or soorched by fire. apply Bucklen'l
Arnica salve. Cures Piles, too, and the
worst sores. Guaranteed Csc. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-02
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

The Council bluffs oefics Of ths
Omaha nee IL At 10 ssott street.
roth ,phsnea -.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-02

II you are hard OF hearing caT on j. w.
Terry, optlclan. All Broadway offices with
george Gerner. He win show you how you
can hear without charge
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-02
Collision on New York Central,

Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big
Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
Caldwell Asks
Further Delay
on Court House
Says Ills Firm Is Behind Because Of
the Destruction Of Carload
of Material

Contractor G. A Caldwell In a letter 70
Architect J1hn LArsnssF announced uhat
work On the county court house Is now
forty days behind schedule une He asked
an extension Of this period Of ume. bur
Was FATTY refused IL by the Archirect and
probably vii reeeivs the same treatment
a. rhs hands Of the Beard OF County Com
uiazcnerS.
Mr. Caldwell says the delay haa been
caused through a railroad wreck IN which
4 carload az panel stone On tne way %
Omaha vas completely destroyed M
Lzrenssr holds that the CONTRACTOR ara
liable for AL such delays ana thae rhev
are not entitled % extensions Of the eau-
tract time
The cuur-2cu1rs request seemed % -
mind the zrchIuscI OF something. for IN his
letter about the matter 70 the county cuu-
nnisEl0nerS he took a gentle shot AZ ne
way things are going IN me new sUuur,
building He SAYS there Is an snuruous
quantity az stone N u1s Gry. but the con-
tractors are employing only from nrtszn
10 eighteen men whereas the number
should be ~ least fry
Mr- LarEEser furnished two phutnErzphs
Of the courr house. one taken August I
and the other September showing the
amount 0f stone lad during the one month
He asked thAr the photographs be made a
part Of ne court house record
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
Cabmen Alarmed
Over Auto Men
Drivers of Public Cabs Are Being
Driven OFF by For Rant
Motor Cars.

The hAckmen OF Omaha are alarmed by
q condition Of Affairs that seems likely TO
iusurs their business The aurnmohils Nv
cry keepers who cater % a higher priced
trade and who can afford 70 pay a 1.-THE
more tor their privileges, are driving u.le
eabbies cut Of their places along ne Gurn
where they solicit their business
The auu0Eobile drivers are haVtug some
trouble among themselves. Al M last
council nesting Louis Eurmsstsr intro
dueed an ordnance which VIII when
passed. prevent any chauffeur from keeping
a permanent stand on the curb without the
consent Of the man IN front OF whose place
Of business ne Is This vas tsund neces-
say because the niea who have obtained
such permission have been bothered by out
laE drivers Who would crowd IN Ahead OF
them and refuse - vacaua
The nackmen- however seem 70 hare no
rsc0Crss against either variety Of Torrent
autos ana must rake their chances In GET
ung q place 70 carry On their business The
motor cars are cruEding them aSaE fr1m
in crunr Of the principal h0tsla
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
Cressy Likes
Omaha, but, Oh,
You Dirt Roads
Walks Two Niles 20 Get Four Horses
70 Pull Au1omohlls from
the Mud-

One Of the happiest meu over arriving
in Omaha WHO ever stepped Inu0 this ciry
was VIII Il Crsssy actor and writer of
vaudeville plays VINO came in Friday NJ
C-ssHy was trimming over win enthusiasm
for Omaha, despite the fact that he has
been here many times before and on less
slippery days
he vita his wife came IN their big tour
ing car from san Francisco These are
some Of the tributes the actor paid 70
Omaha. That ruad from Esa-ney here II
the roI-elssE IN the world N glad I'm
In Omaha II TOOK four horses 70 pun our
machine out Of the mud and I had 70 walk
rTzo miles through me weeds % get the
horses Yes. Omaha Is a pretty FAIR town
Ram What a like rz4u2 They have so
much rain cut near EsaEney that they have
70 pile their roads ten feet above the curn-
NJ machine heu CT the road and IL took
four horses I'll take my rain direct and
decline the roads 4 leaves Cot 4 nice
Town here
Mr Greasy intends iuurnytng On 70 Des
MONIES Ehsn me roads dry Up a lutls ana
VII I'll a week vaudeville snEzgemenr
there after which be viii appear AZ the
Orpheum here for a weeks engagement
He has written - ons-art plays
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
KERN HAS HIS FALL OPENING
EIabaraae Display OF Hats Attracts
Large CEaEEds IN This En-
uabGiahnenr-

Colurs Which cH1ch every particle n
brightness even on a rainy day c0mhins
with TIE graceful shapes Of the has 5sT
ad0rl 70 Attract ar1enfiun 10 the windows
Of the Kern millinery establishment. watch
held rs formal millinery opening Thursday
and Is sriu guiding appreGariVe visitors
into the secrets u what Ia 70 be wuru
Lhis seaECu-
A stunning uurban q Egyptian blue vel
VET, from watch ny the graceful golden
unted h3ri o. paradise fHazherz Is one Of
the GreEtlunE winch catches and hoIds the
admiE1ng s.ancss- The cnuWa Of TINS har
- OF tz2esTry. a Earrrial most popular rhiE
season IN the smart hars In one q the
-ArEe dress Ears ths entire TOD - az the
tzpesrrT, the facing IL n velvet aud BIRD
u paradise feathers blend into the bruEn
tones n the kar iraelE
Shaded plunes. E1sch are a prominent
factor In the ssas0n's styles. are effect vsly
1sed IN trimming malg q ne arsss harz
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24

These by the way, ans for the most part
large The r1rnan and smaller styles are
shown in the street and tailored hats.
One OF the rurbans which - especially
pleasing is fashioned Of sofr ruse-co5ored
satin and bands Of Persian braid r1e satin
forming the crown The 0f1sc.al name for
this smart Urr1e neaddrsss is .-Csrecsaa rlr-
ban The military rurhans. with plume
wing OF bow suggesting me drum major .
chaPea1. is represented by pleasing mem
beers Of its tribe Fur-r-1mmed harz prom
Lss 70 be popular this season ana. 10 Judge
By the representative on exhibition az the
opening. deserve % be
The ace caps which are Turn under the
large hans and suppiaar the ela5orArs cuit-
f11e- are 4 millinery novslty much a2-
precia1ed BY those visiting this opening.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
SAN PEDRO BUILDS HIGH LINE
HtEh water VIII Nar
wash Oar.

G NJ Sargent general zEeur OF the san
Lake Route IN Chicago. arrived IN Omaha
Friday On business Arranging schedules fag
the new trains from sat LAKE City 70 Los
Angeles connecting Win the Denver 40
Grande and tar Burlington VITA eastsra
puiurs
since the WAshOur Last spring We have
established new and higher grade Ehich
cannot wash out We are expecting a
heavy California ua6e this year Of soluui-
aaron people 70 ne southern part Of rhs
state"
NJ Sargent - % meet the banker
SPECIAL here hsK- Wednesday. cArrEauz rhs
- eastern bankers and aocoupanF thrm
% Los AnEeies. Ehzrs ne annual eunren-
tan u 70 % he'd
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
BIG LAND SALE NEXT MONTH
Governments Has Decided 70 sen saa.-
600 Acres Of the Crew H=serxA-
ELoa ~ Aaerfan-

TIC Un5nzd SlAesA hAs asttuits8y on
nounced tar the part Of the Grow Indian
reservation. which VII be opened 70 sale
October "A Eili eumpr1ss Natns acres
Tie lAnd vii be pun I'D Al pubHc auction
sale. none u 4 70 90 for Iszs thon & Al
acre. az BuinEz Mort On that date
D Gem DenFer Of r1e aurlinErnn- ~ho
has been AL over this territory. ssa-ex
rnar Il g1Ll be the making o. tazr pHrr II
the country
The and Wnich - % be Dsr on zaLe -
same a. the finest IN the Eorid. aad re
only rsAsou say the Grow Indiana .Eus
not AL rolling in wealth q because tasv
are TOO lazy % PIT In ne necessary rork
7 have ban IN llzE ouunr-Y ID u,icults-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
PROTEST CR0SSTOWI LINE
Artorney THOMPSON Cannot Laduee
the City to Start Suit
REPRESENTS PROPERTY OWNERS
Assistant City Attorney Daaa Says
the OwRers Of Abarrtng Prop
erfy Cma Have Ne stand
ing fa Csart-

Attorney ". Il Thompson. nspresen1-ns
propsrrg owners On Marta rWeuEy-nourrn
street WHO are opposed 20 running the car
line through the newly cut sIrseI between
California and Cunning. has made an eftuTt
10 set tllr sanction az the cay iesaA. de-
partmeEr 10 use the ciry's nans under
wlsch % hiring suit and falling IN unis he
viii my % bring an action IN the name ~
the property owners.
Accor1lng % ASSISTANT CIry Attorney
Dunn ths property owners Whose homes
VIII be Gamzsed BY the running af the
trolley Inc directly IN 'front.' Of them cal
have no standing In court and NJ Thom1-
son may have % rely upon Al aPpeal %
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
SET LABOR CASES FOR MONDAY
Hearing OF MaHpiH Charges Against
Three Proprferors to Be Held
Bef8re Justice Baldwin

Hearings in the Maupin labor cases
against sherman q Mcconnell Abaroites
Bros and L ". Prsncia are sci 70 come I'D
before the cour- Of Justice Baldwin Nom
day AZ a n GeOrge AharUires and L
". Prsncia appeared Friday morning ana
gave bond for their appearance and eIrhe-
Mr.. Sherman OF M Mcconnell VIII an
pear this afternoon The three proprietor
are charged with having vioiAzed the stas.
labor laws employing children under ase
or employing girls after 70 D. m
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24

Lima Beans. with cnscN-
en- Der can $500. snc
ArgO Gfnss Stauch. SIX
packages for .-.-.s sc
DIAMOND { SOAP. aaEax
bars for -.z5,s
Aaro Table syrup. per
- ..---.- AlC
and 5 stamps.
EarLeys Curranr Jailv.
red or black jar 25c
[ Underwood s SarriueH
and Tomato sauce.
cans for - &c
and 10 suaEupE
" gEis STICK Elutug. ,
ar -H-.a-- -.- AaC
and 70 stamps.
Gherardilli Chocolate.
ID can ...-.-..-. g5c
Package FlfclCs free.
and 10 stamps.
Sn1cers Pork and Beans
two cans Tor ..2 zoe
and 20 stanpa-
Jap Rice &c quality. s
pounds for z5c
HursEradish. bottle l8c
and 5 stamps.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24

NE city council IN MS sfs1rt 70 block the
new line.
"A great many people are IN favor Of
having this new line put through" sad
M Thompson and a. Ear as uls Line IL
self Is cGncsrnsd il VIII be a good thing.
But few people realize that the street rail
way company Is taking possession Of a
street 70 which IL has absolutely no riEht-
and once il gets is tracks down there VIII
be no chance 70 get IL Of Il is by SUCH
eAuslessness N allowing companies % get
the ciry's property without q franchise
that MAKES the Giry helpless when IL Tres
70 exert some control think NJ Dunn
may be mistaken IN assuming uaar the
properly owners viii have 10 standing IN
court On this matter bur Il lzey have
none and the ciry VII not let Us sue in
rs nAus We VII have % appeal % the eiry
council
City Has No Iafriartxe.
M Dunn said Friday morning. The
isgal department az the Guy government
has 40 initiative in TINS matter although
Il my positive opinion that the street
railway company has Absolutely 10 r1ghr to
build It's TRACKS On North Twsnry-h0urrh
street and Jhs ery could stop il Z the
MAYOR AMI council would maze protest
The fsancniss OF The company - AZ present
a pnsblem Seizure the u1Urts and Ne ara
preparing a hrief On IL We are Eoing On
ms theory thar lae present franchise vail
run Gun in seven years and tnaE under IL
the company has no right 70 extend its
lines IN the way * Is extending them
Bur Il the city allows the streets % De
OCCUPIED IL VIII be esznpped from makinE
aaE protest in the tur1Irs- Il the Grg IL 70
decide under what sorr Of a franchise the
corporation - % operate IL NIL have 70
wake % the aet thaE the corporation Is
going ahead regardlezs Of ghar its fran
chised rights may be.
The attorneys Of the street railway eum-
uany claim Longer lease az tralchiss than
3 aIluHe Cd BY M Dunn and assume the
rfrht 70 occupy the street IN guesr1On- Prep
ara11rs are going forward 30 put in raa
rrackA as a Grusst0W1 Twenty fourth
srresE lne Is an Improvements that has
been prumised for a eng time
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
BOOSTERS CLUB IS ACTIVE
Many New Memb~rs BefRE secures
for the Noun< Meas Chrts-
Gfan Assoefa rfoR-

since rhs Young Meas Christian Azso-
car1on Boosters club started rhe cam
palEu sur nsW members the membership
raM has Jumped nom LsZ 70 2asA Abuur
1rrT WORKERS are scouT1ng the GrT Tor
leE memheEs ana the Boosters club coulE
sss a5our nntT more While rhr prssenr
ms gan does npt eome quite up 70 Iae
ars--Es 1ecesEary 70 reach the EoaI az 10
IN flrry daFs the Boosters fssl certain
thsy Eln accomplish thelr ob.ecE
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24

Flour, Pride OF Zen
nerrs. sack $50
Coffee. Eennetrs Gzyt-
uoL u. pkE- BE
Coffee. Bennsrrs 0al-
lenge, pound .---.lsc
Pepper. Bennerrs Capt.
to- 4 ID. can ....lBc
and 5 stamps
Tea Strings. -. pkg
special .---.--.- l-c
C0rnmea1- 10 u. Sack.
Tor .--s.-.- 4sC
Baking Powder. Ben
nefrs Capitol 5 pound
can Tor &l-0G
and I00 stamps
Extracts. Bsnnerrs Cap
IcuL bottle for ...1sc
and - stamps.
Table syrup can I215c
and 10 stamps
Cocoa Bars and Fruit
Waters, pound 12c
Spanish Olives. pint Jar.
large. for ..---... CSC
Peanut Butter. large
jar for ...-.......2 CSC
and 20 stamps
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24

waited parts Of the reservation in the middle
OF June and the native grasses a. rlar
tine az the year wocid be almost knee
high. VITA proper cultivation Ills land
could be made garden Of wealth. bang
lrIzd for dry farming everywhere and for
irrigation n many paris
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24

Hen Feed, ID. IKE
Chick Feed. pound Sc
Monarch Cur Asparag-ls
-a go $50 -s.-.- -.-a- -aG
and 70 stamps.
Capitol Ca1s. pound
package tor -.---.l1c
and 10 stamps
CAPITOL PzlCaEtz. PHI.
package, for .llc
and 10 stamps.
Cheese. tu.l cream per
pound -.----..-. E5c
and 10 sca-upH
Eulled Beans. win
chicken. can lie
AacarUnl- Star and
Crescent ; pkgz. sc
and 10 sUampE-
Seeded Ra1sina pound
package for liza.
and 10 STAMINA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
Fruits, Vegetables

Italian Prunes. extra fancy. crate ILLS
Cape Cod craabsErssa. new shipment-per
quart .---..-. ..-..... .......... I0c
Green Tomatoes, large ones. market
basket fuIl for 5000 1900. -lse
Red Globe Onions. per rb-.....-....zI ae
Concord Grapes. basket -.-----..-.-.-- 45e
Cucum5ers. large. ; for ..-.--......-.---5 Sc
Early Ohio Potatoes. peck 3Oc
BuHhel $500 1890 - Ills
Apples c1r cooking or eating. peck s5s
Msch gan Celery ) large stalks. -10c
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
The Neat Market

EurE RuaEF shCul-
der Of Young
pig IA q IL
Der n ~ IN
ELb Roast rolled.
az bones A.
our H. A0N
Fur Roast very
choice. MT g.
SC Hd tESG
Vsaz Roast, shouI-.
der cu-- ID. -,
SC AID - a.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
Saturdays Fine 6rocery Economies

DS0Taisd China pounds
IIGG ne aAaaa China assorted 1SS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
Fresh Dressed
Spring Chickens
per POgai
12sc

lamb Shoulder Roast pound sl,c
Lamb Chops. per pound ...-.-... lake
Veal ChcpH- per pound -. -.. 5000. Izlze
cAlzznst Eac1z- sugar cured by the strip.
Ee1 Poulu $500 1900 IT nc
cudzAy-s Hama skin and da1 removed
nice and lean, 5.eea lbs at Ike
SudaAy'E z<x Lara -a0-Ib- pals. pure lard
for ...... --.-.......... n IS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24

sale 9at1ard Pu1a
olive Gal closes Gh1a
week. Gallon can G1r
SASS hall gallon
can sI-4s; quartz Use
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
Notable Purchase
BOOKS

A great snap for book buyers We
secured from Fleming r Reveil Co.
New YORK. a big lot q Loco vols.
odd books t1eolC E1caL- an
economical political and HA4
scientific subjects val V0N
waEEssr-s Es- International ntcr1ou-
ary-FuL8 sheep binding $4,000
phrases defined -..-.. ----....-..- a11-0o
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24

sc QulneEE Hair Sla-upOu -lse
lee Eanzoirr ard EuraN soap. tor 45c
25c Earhasweer Toilet Puw1er l9c
DaahroUk's 50c Craharpie Blossom
Perfume al .--.. 1Tc
sc Cell handle Tooth Brushes 11lnc
G5c k-a4r Brushes. black brtHLes lie
CSC Wire Eair Brushes -.-- % 2-zc
zee Nal Brushes. fur. .-.,.-- LOG
S5c Nail Brushes Tor. -.-.-... .-.- COG
q 80 BOTTLE PeI'uEi H. TOR ---.-.- 8c
soc bottle Per1xs5e- for -.-.- -25c
Sealing Wax. for canning. bars SC
Fara1Gina. per cake .----....-.- -4Sc