Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 6

TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1904.. IHIIIIIIII MlllHTTelHTMMIIIHM I IIHIIlill 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I tl 1 1 1 I be Ilk." aald Mr. Iceland, "but a Ion a th center of high prwire continue the weather will be When the area change colder wcatner win re sult," THE LINCOLN EVENING NEWS IO32 STREET 20 per cent off Sale -OH-Ait'- EAT I iSirOVE CAUGHT UP Bad Lands tBeer Selling Case sMMH IHIIIIIIIMtHtvlMMnilllll liniltlMtMgnilllllllIMIIIIIMIMIHlll lll Muslins, Long Colths, of Some Lines Except Round Oaks, German Wilson ecial Soap Sale 'Cinched by. Tenderloin tiles Peaching. Fronr the i Curtain Sale Laundry Heaters.

First-class inch "Our Gem" Tomorrow' Lay in what.tollet soapo you' ned for months Mim n.l- wpttt Tint ha du nl Icaled $9,00 Round Oak A One of 125 and cost waa assessevl against Haef Howard, tho keeper la resort In the bottoms, this morning in police count jor-(eellin beer. This specific charge alleged that she sol (bout one ouart of beer to one Johij Doc. right name unknown, on or aibout CambricslTncler Price 4 '-Remnant from 1 to 8 yards long, fresh and clean from the cotton mill, We think you will like the quality of these good General approval waa ihown yesterday by the sale of ay large quantity of them. We are selling for 1-2c a YaroV They are worth from 8c toU l-2c yard, most of them JOo and ilc J'eople who undersUnd tho general rise in the price of cotton appreciate this laier. Read carefully the list of fine soaps put up I cake- In a box, all fresh goods and wbrth S9 per cent tpore than our jprlcea will be for a few aays.

-j- jf- lis Several Steel Knees at iDJciil prices. A 'call' will ceiviace yog Hit we wilLiava yoa nnoey. UHR'S HARDWARE, 1032 0 STREET. are still here. Plenty of tho alnfcjle curtains which are full value to the wpman having tho window at which sha needs a single curtain Brussels Net, Battenburr, Irish Point, Novelties, and English Laces at 83o to $4.00 each, regularly priced at $2.50 to 81 a.

pair. Plenty of Bruaael Neta. Broken lines In pairs and pairs and a half worth from $8.60 to 110, now 31.75 to $5.00 a pair. i Plenty of Ruffled Muslin. -Worth to $1.75 a pair, now $1.00 pair.

Worth $125, and 13.00 a pair, now $1.50 a 2 Three Bart Fine Toilet For 10c Mechanics' TavrvSoap. opportunity. tho first day of December. 1903. The woman put up a good fipht nnd do-, clarod that the only sort of wet good she kept in tho house for sale waa In- eluded under the title of root beer, birch beer, ringer ale.

and tUot all the Hchlltx found in her bouse wan kept for her own use. Tho weight of tho evidence waa agalnet her, however, for two ot tho women who formerly worked for her and who are now at out with her. were In court aa the Iris Blanc. Blush Rose. Unlco.

A Transparnt Glycerine. English tlderflower. Vloletta. Dominion Honey. Old Fashioned Butter-' milk.

vi ucn xiasei U5 A Big Linen Trade pair." Worth $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50 a pair, now $100 a 18c For a Box of Three'Cakes Means Rem state's witnesses, They both swore that it waa beer, and nothing but beer, that they had sold. Eva Sharp, a col Shannon which cannot be ftiiicnroom tBcluttar up fresh Plenty of Ruffled Not. Worth 81.40, 81.50, $1.75 a pair, now $1.00 a pair. Worth $1.00. $2.25.

$2.50. $2.75. a pair, now Armour's Fine Art. ored woman, who formerry lived with Fiorina BoqueL i Sbaw'a Carden1 Bouquet Transparent Glycerine. stock.

We are closing out present an accumu- Ilaxel and did the house work for her, waa the state's principal witness, and (Blmllar to Casbmere Boquet.) Transparent Tar. $1.50 a pair. while she war on the atand she gave Worth $3.00, $3.25. $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 a pair. lation of remnants bleached and half bleached at 20 per cent to 33 0-cent lose than regular price.

They are tablecloth lengths, oome regular remnants and other odd Pieces that' We wished to now. a pair. tho audience some valuable pointers on the way the liquor felling? was conducted In a house so that the officers Worth $5.50, $6.25. $7.00, $8.00, $8.50, $9.00, $10, $11, now $4.00 a pair. would not And It ont.

When a pnrlx would come In and close out and so tut up' into cloth sizes. been raised by James A. Brown In hi petition to the district court, wherein he auea the Merchant bank, of this city for the sum of Iti and in-, terest running from the 3d of NoVem-ber of last year. The plaintiff claim that he presented a check for this ii mount to the cashier of the bank In-dim ted on or about the Id of November and asked for the He waa told to endorse It on the back but refused, claiming that a the check wits mul payable tc the -order of another party and the latter fiad endorsed It In bfunk, he did not have to affix his nam. The plaintiff claimed, aa it had bee -endorsed thus It waa not necessary to place his signature thereon.

Heavers also that if he had signed his name as an endorser he might have been held liable for the payment or the check If It had been cashed and there had not been money In the bank belonging to the maker of th check ta pay It after wards. The fact that Brown refused to endorse tho check waa met with a counter refusal of the cashier of the In-stltutlon to pay the former the money hence the rult to test a question of Jaw, Eat at Hendrys closFMch iSpedialOn Todth Powder order ber the proprietress would push buy thie 600 eandle power 1S lamp without gauge; with gauge 2 oxtra. Th'ie affar good only SO daya aa it ia Jobbing price, tend peat monty ordtr. People who appreciate good sturdy linens at cost ara buying freely a button In tho wall, once If for ono bottle and twice of for two. If it wan an officer that came In, there wo a regular Ion push that meant to ditch New Striped Wools i I Dr.

E. I Graves' and C. Balley'a 4wo well For Waists v) known brand, of tooth powder in tbe regular zc every thing in sight, as there waa a "cop" In tho plnce. Tho beer was waya sold at the uniform pilce of so cents per bottle, but aometlmea thero ante, on sals tomorrow morning, 10 Cents a Box These are all-wool and Very fine weaves. Juat would bo enough left In tho bottle to tbe light weight serviceable waists needed for spring can be made from them.

All the leading serve the next customer, and that aoc, 50c 60c JsFeekwear Reduced to 25c. 25c la a popular price for stock anyway "Something for about 250," most women say. The fact that they are worth as much again 'or more makes them 'unusually attractive and they I a half dollar saved. It wag color Including cream and black. brought out In the testimony that tho 400 now similar uoodi boo kaat ocason.

stuff was kTiit hidden nround the houso Bometlmes In the Ice bog and somo- Regular 81.00 Men's Shirts at 50c are carried away by and 8'a. tloies In a strong box under the bed. tine case was ordered from the aaloon every day and two or three were ordered for (Saturday night. Flannelettes These are of wash material or silk, white, colors nnd combinations. HIT atroet The favorite patterns in percale or.

madras Tbo testimony of the two witnesses for tho state waa straight to tho point weavea nnd the standard brajids from which It 1 and all tbo efforts of tbo attorney for Sold All Day Long And Right Along ot roo'm and safe to purchase freely. Secretary Bennett. Wants Assessors Assigned to Foreign Pre cincts for World proper shapes. Mostly JSmall Sizes tho defendant did not serve to break it down; It was very evident during the trial that there waa a good deal of bad blood between, tho women Interested in tho case, and frequently all "li enough Now in the Shoe Sale yesterday. The Alaskan velvet Is gone but all her sister weave are hero yet.

Don't neglect thla the officers in the court bad to be matter If yott see a use for flannelettes this The Tailored Suits Salf Price called upon to keep order, when tho spring. women got to talking across the board, and saying things about each other that were not called for cither by tbe lawyers or th court. About 88 of them left.) There are only a few What? Of course we ahall have on hand some flannelettes but not at thl price, 10e Yard. Regularly 12 1-2c 15c, 16 2-3o a yard. 9 Thla ia tbe second case that has re blacks In larg ilios, 88, 40 and 44.

All alses I ere attll to be found In Jtho colors mostly mix- tures with some browna fcnd bluea, for girls and sulted In a conviction when a charge GOAL," Speaks well for the sensible shoes bought by numbers of sensible -women. But for the little woman whose foot continues small there are.atill 8hoee at $130 instead of $3.00 welt extenalon soles. and medium turned, 'Also a sample line of shoes all In one 4B. 8hooa at $1.75 Instead of $3.50 English enamel with heavy welt eoles. 8hooo at $330 Instead of $5X0 welt soles, patent leather tips, andtfoW heels." The $1-50 and 1.7- shoes ara in aisea 1-2 to 6, and A or B.

The $6.00 shoes are sizes 1-2 A to 6 1-2 Aand ar alao elosinj out all of bur fH and velvet dipper at $150 pair, worth $1.60 and $2.60. haa been made of selling liquor in tho bad lands, and tbe officers declare that they are going to have It atoppod. About tho only way It ran bo done proiier la to find some of tho women wbo are -fighting among themselves, for at other times they atand together and one wtll not give evidence agalnBf tho others. women. r.

Prh es remnin the samo with the exception of the 810 Suits for 15.09. Those have been closed OUt. Exactly Half Price LamwwiaRiMnini' Our Figured Mer- cerized Waist at 25 cents $13.50 Suite U78. 815 Suits $730. $18 Suit 19.00.

HORSE THEFT OllfSO, $270 Suite $13.75. S3Q Suits $35 Suit $17.60. $370 Suit $18.75. $45 Suit $220. attracted considerable attention yesterday.

There 120 Suit 110. Secretary Bennett of the re-organised board of equalisation la taking steps to see that county aaeaor as far aa la practicable appoint their deputies from other precinct than those In which they are to serve. Ho aald thla morning that the spirit of the low demand this. -i Hertlon twenty of the new law provides; t. "At the regular meeting of the county board In January bf each year, the cmtnty assessor and county board ahall determine the number of deputy necessary to aaaeos the property In such county, and the county assessor, by and with of the county board, hall at once appoint tho number -of deputy assessors so agreed uponvuch selection to be made aa far, as practicable from the different townships, precinct villages, cities and wards of cities (n aald Tho county assessor by tho same section In required to assign each deputy to a certain Mr.

Bennett aald that the evident Intent Of th pew scheme for county assessors waa to nmke tbo assessora as far aa possible Independent of the Influence of friends snd neighbor when fixing valuatlona. Thin waa one of the ctrnngest reasons wny they woie made appointive Instead of elective officers a they have been heretofore. Jr Bennett stated with eiupftasia that be proposed to havo tho deputies the various as-signed in ac-cord nee. with tho theory. COMETHOf.lE 822.50 Suit 11J5.

125 Suit 812.50. Lay Thf will do it MsyoiV Royal Charley Miller Brought' to Lincoln waa a crowd about tho table most of the day. Those left are Just as desirable aa any Sea them today If you didn't yesterday. Slercerlsed veatings with little dots, figures, and stripea of black or color, make dainty wash waists for spring wear. Worth 45o to 85o a ysrd now 25c.

Prices -Down Sff 1o Answer for Stunt In His Specialty. Detective Bentley arrived this morn-ins; from near Beatrice with Charles miea tint, if Oyster halts, 17 lbs. Et-od Meal All lor l-c 11.10 seed cd. 151 So. 10th Sk Lincoln, Nob.

I On Cloaks Your onportualty la hero. People are taking Half Price on the Best filler, who haa ben wanted for a long 'away these garments, and know that1 they are getting the advantage ot our need for time for stealing horse, Tbo man la now In tho county Jull and will bO given his preliminary bearing la a few days, Miller la the same man who waa anot irooin. 1 It'a not that tbse Cloaks will be out ot data. Many of them twill be loading styles next winter. THE CITY IN BRIEF What Wb Have Left Of Those Toilet Sets -at Half Price I- woman et worth 1 woman's et worth $2.00, now $1.00 1 woman's set worth $2.25, now $U3 5 children' atits worth $2,60, new $1.23 2 women's sets worth $2.50.

now $1.25 1 woman's set worth $3.00, now 2 women's sets worth now $1.75 1 military set worth $4.50, now 1 woman's set worth $5.00, now 2 mllitarysets worth $5.00, now $2.50 1 military set worth $5.60, now 1 woman's set of 5 piece worth $4.50, $3.25 1 military set of 6 piece worth. $8.60, now. 1 wonmn'a set of JO pieces worth $9.75, $4.88 These will sell out quickly. Winter Wool Goods and its a long Way to warm days. Plenty of time to get the money's worth.

Plenty of time to 'on-Joy tho new skirt or suit from these mixtures and various correct colors. This sale Includes only our medium and heavy weight dress goods In colors. some months ago by a deputy- sheriff near Adams while resisting arrest for another case of horse stealing, and who came very near passing over the divide We almply must make way for spring goods. Women'a Cloaks $7X0 for Cloak that woro $1040 to $13,56, $100 for Cloak that war $18.00 to $20.00. $13.50 for Cloakathat vr $22.50 to $27.50.

$22.50 for Cloak that war $30.00 to $40.00. $40.00 for Cloak that wore $55.00 to $75.00. Girls Cloaks' Many Lincoln' Acquaintances Synv pstMze Wiiri OneVictim -T Chicago Fire. sMiiejh a) vieiiiiaj x. i uvw A't week Handeraon'a IHucount sale.

country butter eonta a 'pound. Fred Hchmidt Uro. tv have plenty of coal, wood an kin fltfig. Trester Mr. Cool Co.

TU-il cIhus tinner wanted, steady work, good li-itse. Hill's, atreeu Hi iU Jackoon llfll and New Ohin wabed cxU at Hutctilns ft Hyatt's. Gwitg W. aske The Newo to Inform friend that be la not tho man arreted for fast driving. 1 our hcuvy ttelght suits, except bUrkit, into three llnett, 10, jj and nistt- a One showing (or a Our woolen tintlarwenr aiid sweater going at per cent eft.

I'ss-ie. club will meet this at that time aa a result ot tne snooting. At that time tho deputy, sheriff who shot him wna subjected to much Censure but an Investigation resulted In his exoneration, Tho homo Involved In the caso for which Miller Is now under arrest was sold tn Uncoln a short- time ago to Louis Pork for 183, was recog-nlied on the street oh day by a man who had formerly owned It. Then it was that tho matter waa Investigated and tho seller finally located. He waa living on a farm with his brother about nlno miles i-ect of Beatrice.

A warrant was sworn out for hie arrest and Detective Bentley went down yesterday and brought him up. Tho horse wa atolen from Dr. J. O. Marlon at Bralnaxd, Butler county, on the 2Sth day of last May.

Bine then diligent search ha boon made, but no trace wa found of It until a few daya ago. Miller protesta hi innocence and say ho I not the man who took the horse, but the officer say th testimony againat htm la-sufficient convict. Worth Coming For These Corsets Under Price P.O. Corsets In S1-75. $2-00 and $2.50 quality, to Cl Coroeta, f.50 and $2.00 quality, to eloao at $1 CO.

Tho above Corset will fitted and alterations made fro of ohargo. Wo have also Kabo and Froneh FUxibono Corset, $1.00 and $1.50 qualitie, to close at 50o each. Our Fresh Hew' Hats $4.75 for Cloak that ware 8S-00 to $9.00, $7XjO for Closkl that woro $10.00 to $10.50 for Cloaks that wore $1850 to20.00. $1330 for Cloak that war $22.50 to $25.00. Cloaks, Ifalf Price at Half Price Queer the way' millinery become uaeless 1 it has been kept for a time.

It must, be suggestive $2.75 Cloak new $1.37 $340 Cloaka now $45. $150 Cloaka now $1.75. $9X0 Cloak nOw $4.50. of newness in design and material. Our hats are ail of recent make, but are going at half price.

$4.00 Cloaka now $2.00. $10.00 Cloaks now $5.00. The time to get Many Lincoln inerchanta war Intor-U4 In reading In the dlspatchea to The New last evening the report of the finding of tho body of LeRoy areen watd. a victim of tho Iroquois theater fire, yesterday tn Mount Hop cemetery in Chli-ago where It had mlRUiably Identlded as tho oody of another boy, Norman Corbtti, whoae body waa aleo found In LeKoy Oroenwald waa a son 'of-P. Oreenwold.

a traveling salesman for a wholesal pipe i manufacturing in New Tork. He has headquarters In Chicago and makes thla city every sixty daya or oftenor, that he Is known to every cigar ani tobacco deaier ero and to most of tho grocers, areanwald'a wife waa also In th theater holocaust and her. body has nevci yet been found. "I have realised mora fully alno reading your dlspatchea of this evening." i a local cls-ar dealer to a Newo reporter last night, 'the awful character of that Uro than I over dl.1 before. I am so well acquainted with Mr, fireenwald.

aa are many other in this city, that tho story of his crushing inlsfqrtuna brings home to me a fuller realisation of tho terrible nature of 85.0QV Cloaka new az-w. siz.uo tioatcs now b.uo. $6X0 Clo'bka new $3.00. $m0 Cloaks now $8.75. i cuing at tne aosne ot neorge K.

nib-nrr. South Twentlrth street. The will bi vshall the United Wtei Interfere In the Raetern Question Dr. F. E.

Cook lead the Tfce Fltsgerald DrytGoods company rave purchased the fine stock of wn. Dross Hats, Sow-on" Hbso Supporter In tho Corset 25o quality, 15o 60c quality, 25c $8.75 Cloaka sow $3.37 Vi $15.00 Cloak new $730. Street Hat and i Babi Bonnets. Daagers of Cold aad How to $7.50 Cloak now- $3.75. $1630 Cloak now $855.

Avoid The. ttlMTMWWtltWWHtfH4WWWIM 1 1 1119 rien' furnishings until recently man-W1 Mies U. L. Crow on tin, second f.or of the Anuatrong Clorhing com pans-. The entire stw.k viil be placed on si'e oommenrlng tomorrow, morning.

13. Brown, adminhtrator of Rector estate, hu petitioned tSe county court to allow him to sell cert in property toratlofy the claim ot Jiuiis in linuoff for IT which wo allowed the latter by Judge Water week sgo for services rendered the la: Mr, Rector running for a term of Mr. Imhoff waa a grandson of Rctor. Ho Mi former well kcown Uncoln citlaen, but ia now a resl rjt of New Tork city. More fatalities have their Origin In or remilt from a cold than any other cause.

Thl fact nlon should make people more careful aa' thero la no danger whatever -from a cold when it la properly treated In the beginning. For many years Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been 'recognised as th meet prompt and efTeotunl medicine In use for this. disease. Jt acts on via-lure's plan. the cough, relieves the lunge, opens tho secretions and aids hatur In restoring th to a healthy condition.

For sale all druggists. 1 MORTUARY. The funeral of Urt lit 'George Cum- mat tire. i 1 MORE TALK OF LINDSAY FOR COURT CLERKSHIP Burlington Opposition is Credited Vith Giving'lts Support jb State Chairman NOT SO WARM be made to supersede Lindsay, a chairman of the committee. The atory in circulation regarding the changed tack of tbe Burlington, Is said to moan" that Lindsay Is by general consent to receive hla reward for distinguished political service.

Buch an ap- ointment It is said would break the eadlock over the appointment of the t'nlted States district attorney and pave the way for an era of good feeling which might aid- D. Thompson's senatorial aspiration. The statement was mad authoritatively some weeks ago that the selection of the clerk would be deferred until April, but Lindsay's appearance on the scene as an acknowledged possibility may change the situation. It Is believed however that Je Herdman will bo permitted to hold the office until May 1, when the four year term would expire. II A reliable medicine and one that should alwrays be kept In the home for Immediate use Is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

It -will prevent the attack if given as soon as the Child hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appear. Therejs no danger in giving It to children for it contains no opium or other harmful For sale by all druggists. i PLEASED President Sends Cordial Appreciation of Compli-; mentary Resolutions. M. Olfford, secretary of the Veteran republican club, which- Is the flrt Roosevelt oluh rganised-west of the Mlssiaaippl river, received today a brief acknowledgment front.

the president of the -complimentary resolutions recently adopted by that organized. It is signed by Secretary Loeb, and roads as w. M. Olf-' ford. Dear Sir: Tour letter of the 6th Inst." ha been received.

1 beg to express the president's cordial appreciation of tha friendly expression contained in the accompanying copy 6f the resolutions recently-adopted by your club." William Vanderford and Robert Lore were each fined a dollar and costs this morning by. Judge Cos grave for being drunk. Both pleaded guilty to the chare brought agilnst "them. Tsldent Bowlby of tho Nebraa-1 Current January Weather Declared rres association waa in Omaha Mon ljiy mkln transportation ar-rar menta with the railroads for the mlng waa held this -morning at St. Theresa a pro-cathedral.

Tho Inter, waa in Culvary. cemetery. Eva, the seven year old daughter of F. M. Weber, died at tho family reel.

for the Plum. dence In Valparaiso Monday afternejnn. ni.ini.ii mpnini cn tout organisation at Unjoin, January tt and ST. The head- win be at the Undell hotel Mr, Tiwlby has ec-jred prorieions lr obi trnhnportaUcn for the wive 'of i. editora, which information he will -ue in circular form.

Th)i editors who have contracts with tbe Tr.llroada may, by writing to tho company, secure trarmporta-tson for their wives. A liitercdtirg1 technlr point ha to Avcrae Up Wel for Frigidity. Uth-olft nople who have boen thinking that su tins ia lbs wannest January er, will quiio sururtavd to know that tber baa Inn warmer January wnathcr during previous years. December was a very eoid munth aocurding to ata-tlsiles over at tbe wetitncr burrau. It i Ww normal, with little rain or snow.

January tut haa bees Uilid, but compared with oiher year tt has not been so mild a people have bven wont to think. In IWJ the firet ten days ot January Wore much warmer. In iwd th wnnar The remains wilt bo taken to Springfield, 111., tomorrow, morning for Inter-ment. Tho funeral of the late W. J.

shall II bo held from tbe home or M. H. "Everett at o'clocii tomorrow afternoon. v- tho state chairman would not need Th atock ot Harrx. Lindsay's boom much urging borore eccejmng un for the supreme court clorkahip I be ginning; to have a bull market, and now tion whlcn is a nracn iiwi thaw the district attorneyship would i be.

When th aubjeol Und- the story i being circulated that the Burlington political machine would be mm waa about th average. For the past tenJ glad to see him receive the appointment. of the Lincoln candidates who is given credit for tbe support and hi pledge of Judges Sedgwick, wws suppos say'a uppolntmcnt i y'1" whs. first mentioned. Ihl friends took the stand that he could not afford to ept the ifrlace on the ground that waa too blgia roan, but the office 1 generally rexod on, of tho fattest in tbe poitng more than any fedefal poaiUon in the ordlnarjr events, come to ed to share in tb-j affection of the rail I SEAELESa seahies I iinuini wiib jsi, ine warnitsi ten uaya in January wer In l3 when th temperature average.) deareea a dev.

-twarly tltai warm In MM, and In l)na It wa nv uetmi Warmer than the ten davs psst. It was coldest In 1KH and Is. The lemprature averaged four and live dgreee a day colder than tho tea oat putt. 1 hi li will be seen that this year Ot month of January haa not been very mild. Eecauae December -was cold people thought January would he the reu tor the mild weather la attributed to the lact that In the movement ot Wish iM-ewurB, the center area has paaa-weet of the Rocky mouhuina, and tn mi ttnann ot iiiurv clerk has way, onf the statement made JM: tsay'g appointment is now in regular, -rder.

lUrnes 4s llk iise saM to pledged to Jackson of jj- xh who is a close personal friend an polllicol adjutant. Out of this oltuatii grew tbe first statements that Liti. av might be chosen In order to break-the deadlock. His ser-vloea as a parlf leader wre urrwl aa a reason' whyrno, selection should be mad. Thla It era claimed would en ird for po 1 Nimraa Chronic i and Private DU-.

i ease of Meg gad worn-. SI years' experience in Nose. Throat. tutenesa. and the offlce of long been regarded a a rew litlcal pilot.

i i lth a de- Th rait roe a xb j. i ire so ret along with fcriSJJ ii! tiS-l d'rell for i si-rt, Just te thing Cheat. Stomach, lJvr, Flood, Bow-) Bladder. Bkla and Rtdaev Dla- wind Mowing atmea the mountalna ha able the- two republican judge, to select fron the u'ihihiw us ciiuMun on ion or the aaeun-Utua, aud the air coming down the eat- Preferrel by Connnlsscur for. its quality aad ddidoas natural flavor.

tl the past While the been overture to th chalrmar BuHlngton manager to ton and accept the ollv ibaw. Vnlon Pacific, Burtlngtoo fighj era eM)ie lias wfum warmer. It has mm as at a i uidooi wind and the has that th esatern alnn. ft.rf counted aim wttnout injuring tho feeling of. the friend of th numerous, other candidate.

This suggestion comes from a Burlington politician. Clowe friend, of Judge Barn deny that Lindsay a likely Individual to secure the emoluments which have been- Loo Herdman's durina the years a warm fsll. In years whea the area of in iracg weet of tho twunuhrwi always have moderate weather between the Mlaalsalppl river and ALL CISIAiiS AND DISOnOCRSOF Ml-N Tour, M14dle--d and Old met). Elimination and conanltatlHi free. all or addre-a P.

a Box r. OrB-: Room 0 Pic Karri Bik, nth and Lioeeia, NeU. Its helBht. r. frkiidlv to th noon aa being much more "7 forae? than the latter wJS'S time It looked as though the IBurtlngton would be glad to him fOel Lindsay waBjreportedW propoeitten "'f" tent rw l.tt machin.

there r-r or to the effect that an atten 5't might i ay nwumtm region. Jut why th of on th ground that ho haa ft. in east one time and la the another ha jt to dlered. areas havo tne year. -I mn say wntr the spring weather will not stgnmod hi willingness to accept the place, but it I known that since th Dietrich case passed an scat etage.