JO THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : RUJNDAY , ACnprTJST n , 18JH ) .
ALL WILL SOON BE SERENE
Aunonnoemtnt that Ohicigo-St. Paul Roads
Will Join Passenger Arsociation ,
PASSENGER RATES WILL THEN BE FIRM
nen I'xpcrlnl ( n .Join lijAnKnit 21 ,
Wlirti .MrrlliiK to 1'lllcKntc
mill Trniiinct lluil-
Will lie Hold.
"From Inside sources , " said the general
passenger agent of one of the Omaha roads ,
"I bavo learned that the Chlcnzo Great
( Western , Wisconsin Central and Minneapolis
& SL LotHs roads will very soon Join the
Western I'nasunsor association , and by so
dolnc will bring Into the association every
line of any consequence operating In the
west and northwest. "
Information to this effect has been awaited
by railroad men here , especially officials ot
the Burllncton , Northwestern and Mllnau-
0 < ec , tor samu time iiml the announcement
now made that the desired end Is soon to ba
reached Is Indeed gratifying. Passenger
circles throtlchout the west have been per
turbed over ( Unco the orcnnlzntlon of the
association because of the ( allure of a few
roads to enter Into an acrccmcnt. One by
one all of the Hncs have Joined , until only
these three remained out. and great pleasure
las been brought to bear upon them. As
long as thny have been out of the associa
tion thcro has l > ocn a feeling of unrest and
uncertainty among the roads belonging
to the association whoso lines operated In
the snmi ) territory covered by those roada.
Rates between Chicago , St. Paul and the
northwest were especially unstable , nnd
thcro was but Otllo question that cutting
nnd slashing was going on among the llnoa
Slaving no agreement. Of course , the roads
In the assoslatlon had no recourse except to
( iso every endeavor to win the consent of
the officers of the outside linen to Join the
combine , and there Is no doubt that success
has at last crowned their efforts. The three
lines above mentioned the Chicago Great
Western , Wisconsin Central and Minneapolis
& St. Louis were at first treated with some
contempt by the older roads , and the Im
pression was created that they were consid
ered as weak lines. They demonstrated the
fact , however , that by lowering the rates
they could get and , apparently , satisfactorily
liandlo the business. Then thcro was a
change of tactics , and not until this change.
rwiiB brought about nnd the roads treated with
the same courtesy as the old established lines
TWOS there any Indication of drawing the lines
into a satisfactory agreement.
In speaking of the situation n focal passen
ger man stated that trnnsmlssourl business
was not especially affected , except that the
Northwestern , Milwaukee and Burlington
wcro losing considerable business to the
northwest , which could bo handled over their
Bt. Paul lines , but was going over the other
roads , where the lower rates were In effect.
It is also charged that thceo roada have been
dealing with the scalpers and have demoral
ized eastern passenger rates by stocking up
the eastern brokers with the return portions
of tourist tickets , thereby realizing on the
traffic from the cast between Chicago and St.
Paul.
To obviate these conditions as they have
existed It Is understood that the passenger
association proposed an equitable remedy
by conceding to the weaker lines , which
J-.ad been doing the cutting , a differential , or ,
If preferable , a percentage of the business of
the older llnc , as compensation for main
taining rates.
The authorized statement that these
llpes intend to unite with their competi
tors on pabsenger rates has had the effect
to relieve the situation somewhat , and when
they shall finally Join the association , which
Is expected within the Immediate future ,
everything will bo smooth sailing and west
ern paosengor affairs will bo in bettor shape
than they have been In a long time.
It Is believed hero that by August 21 ,
when the Western Passenger association will
hold another meeting , these lines will hove
hccn admitted Into the "Inner circle , " and
then steps will bo taken to firm up rates.
There has been ono thing Interesting
throughout this whole controversy and that
Is the contention on the part of the three
lines outsldo the association that they were
not alone In the rate cutting business , and
this assertion was based on the claim that
Chicago brokers wore able to supply tick
ets to Kansas City , Denver , Omaha nnd nil
Itransmlssourl points at less than schedule
rates. They even asserted that some
favored travelers did not even have to go
to the scalpers to get reduced rates. So It
Is plain to bo seen that there has been a
muss nil around and the straightening out
ot the tangle will bo a matter of congratu
lation to oil the lines , no they will then
have a season free from anxiety as to ' 'what
the other fallow Is doing. "
DIOVI3 TO WIOIC < IK THIS
Union I'nrlflc Olllrlul SIIKKP < tlint
Oiunlia TomlcrN n llrceptlnii.
"Tho people of Pennsylvania , who have
chartered a special train to carry the mem
bers of the Tenth Pennsylvania volunteers
homo from San Francisco after their muster-
out , have selected as the lines over which
tills train will run the Southern Pacific ,
Union Pacific , Northwestern and Pennsyl
vania , " 8ald on official of the Union Pacific
passenger department. "It seems to mo
that it would bo nn appropriate and com-
tnondabln thing for Omaha to give these sol-
dlors a rousing -welcome nnd reception as
they pass through the city. If an arrange
ment could ho made for an event ot this
character our road would bo only too glad
to so iirranRO < ho scheduled tlmo of the train
that H would roach this city nt a convenient
liour and glvo aulllelent time for a rousing
reception. "
Inquiry develops the fact that the Union
tPadflo ia not alone In this Idea , as some of
* ho prominent citizens of Omaha have liatl
this inattor under advisement nnd In all
probability n movement will bo Inaugurated
to arrange for Just such a celebration as has
( > ocn suggested , The argument Is advanced
that Ban Francisco , in Its welcoming of all
the returning soldier boys , regardless of the
elates from which they enlisted , has estab
lished n precedent which can bo emulated
with crodlt by Omaha or any other city , In
nil probability the Ponnsylvanlons will bo
mustered out during the latter part of Au-
Kust and noon after that tlmo the regiment
will pass through Omaha , BO that thcro la
umplo tlmo to prepare for n reception ,
The voluntary agreement of the Union Pa
cific to run the train Into Omaha so as to
niako possible a celebration of this nature
removes n barrier which might exist shoult
tbo special train arrive at an unseasonable
liour.
I'rimifiti-N Omnlia Sinn ,
J , D , Jackson , who has been city passenger
Agent at Sioux City of the Omaha road , bin
received a promotion in the shape of un ap
pointment ns city passenger nnd ticket agen
of the Northwestern system at Lincoln am
( will immediately cuter upon his new duties
IA. n , Baldwin , who haa been station agen
of the Northwestern lines at Sioux City , wll
tmcceed Mr. Jackson there. Harmon Mosher
the young man who has been assistant cash
lor in the Omaha freight office in this city
tilso comes in tor promotion as a result o
the charge and will go to Sioux City as the
Buccossor ot Mr. Baldwin. The selection o
Rlr. Mosher for this rcsnonelblo position 1
a matter of congratulation to his many
friends here.
Hallway \olr unit I'rr itnnU.
E , L. Lomax , general passenger agent o
the Unlou Pacific , has returned from Chi
rago.
General Manager Dldwell ot the Elkhorn
returned yesterday from Chicago , where ho
has been on a short business trip.
J. W. Munn , chief clerk In the Elkhorn
passenger department , accompanied by hto
wlfp , has gone to Hot Springs to remain over
Sunday.
James Houston , nn Elkhorn passenger
engineer on the Black HlMs division , Is
visiting in the city , He is enroute to bis
home at Chadron from Wisconsin.
Charles E. Olbbs , general freight agent ,
and B. M. Collins , chief engineer , are rep
resentatives of the "Qulncy" route who
are visiting In the city from Qulncy , III.
A special train will leave Kansas City
this morning at 10:10 for the purpose of
carrying 150 Kansas Masons , members of
the Royal and Select Masters , to Colorado
Springs and Denver. They will arrive nt
the former city Monday morning at 8
o'clock.
John Mellcn , chief clerk In the freight
department of the Northwestern , Is nnjoy-
Ing n ten days' vacation and left Friday
night for Montreal1 , from where he will ROte
to Now York. He Is accompanied on the
trip by Mr. Sullivan , a friend from St. Louts.
During his absence Traveling Freight Agent
Dcnjamtn of the Northwestern will officiate
as chief clerk.
W. N. Dabcock , formerly gcneraT manager
of the Omaha stock yards , nnd later su
perintendent of transportation for the
Transmlsslsslppl Exposition , has just b en
appointed general western ngcnt of Iho
Delaware , L ickawanna & Western railway ,
with headquarters nt Chicago. T. W. le ,
formerly with the Hock Island , who was
recently made general passenger ngent of
the Delaware. Lackawanna & Western , has
Just announced the organization of his de
partment , and the appointment of Mr. Dab-
cock to his new position was among the
first made.
A special train , provided for the accom
modation ot 202 marines nnd thirteen
officers , will leave New York on the Oth Inst. ,
onrouto for San Francisco , passing through
Omaha probably next Friday. An official
of the Union Pacific spoke with much
gratification this morning when he said :
"Tho naval authorities have appreciated the
manner In which our road has handled th *
various parties of marines that hn\u gene
over our line to the west to such nn ex
tent that they Insisted that the Union Pacific
transport this train from Omaha to tha1
west. Of course It makes us feel good when
wo are convinced that our efforts to please
our patrons arte so appreciated. "
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,
A. D. T. C. ; messengers furnished ; bag
gage delivered. 1302 Douglas St. Tel. 177.
Dr. Shepnrd Hay Fever , J12 N. Y. Life.
SWEARS HE WAS HELD UP
lovrn Jinn linn nn RxcKlnR Ex-
jterleniM * In Ihe Tenderloin UIn-
trlct Friday Msht.
Svend Aargaard of Cedar Falls , la. , tells
the police that he was relieved of about $3
In cash Friday night in an alley on Ninth
street between Douglas and Farnam. He
exhibits some pretty ugly cuts In his clothIng -
Ing , which ho says were made during the
mlxup. Ills coat is cut In two places , a
larce circular cut having been made under
the right arm and a long slash on the rlgnt
side. The lilp pocket of his trousers Is cut
open and there Is a long Incision dovn the
loft leg.
Ho says that he was drinking Friday night
nnd remained up town until after the sa
loons closed , then ho went down to the ten
derloin district , where ho fell In with a
member of the demi-monde and had a good
time , as he calls It. After drinking some beer
nnd wine with the woman he left her at
Ninth and Douglas and went on toward
town. After he had gone a few steps heavers
avers that a man accosted him and told him
to come up the alley as he had something to
tell him. Up the alley another man stepped
out with a revolver and poking It Into his
face told htm to throw his hands hib In the
air , a proceeding that Aargaard was not slow
to do. Ho claims that about $3 was taken
from him. After this occurrence he lay
down in the alloy nnd wont to sleep and did
not awaken until about 8 o'clock.
Thfi officers are Inclined to Lhlnk that the
story is a "pipe dream. " They think the
man was Intoxicated and did not know what
jecamo of his cosh. A watchman who Is on
duty In the alley says ho did not see any
men around there at all during the time the
complainant avers that the transaction was
.aklng place.
Hubermann's Jewelry store is the place
you get your money's worth. 13th and Doug.
MORE TERMINAL PROPERTY
llrlclce Company liny * Itcmnlnliig
LntH for Itii IlnllilliiKM , KlcventU
mid CliIcnRo Slrcclit.
Transfers of three more lots at Eleventh
nnd Chicago strcecta from the previous own
ers to the Omaha Bridge and Terminal com
pany "have " been filed with the register of
deeds. Two of the lots were purchased
some time ago , but the deeds wcro held un-
II the remaining property was secured.
This has now been accomplished and the
company Is In possession ot all the property
required for the terminal facilities that
will occupy the property immediately ad-
olnlng this corner.
The last lot purchased Is that on the
northeast corner of Eleventh and Chicago
streets , which is secured from the Byron
[ Iced company for $8,000. The lot on the
northwest corner was purchased from Roy
M. Scott for $6,000 and the lot adjoining It
on the west was bought from John C. Whar-
.on and wlfo and Alexander McArthur and
wlfo for $6,000.
Sam'l Burns , 1318 Farnam , is selling a
splendid filter , $3.00.
IIcyn'N Krce Gift Another Month.
Everybody knows wo won the silver cup-
first prize for grand portraiture at the re
cent state and Interstate photographers' con
vention yet wo will continue to give free
during August , a beautiful framed watercolor -
color of yourself colored true to nature ,
with each now dozen plattno cablnota or
larger photos. These water colors alone
are worth $2.50. HEYN , 313-16-17 South
Fifteenth street.
HE BITES AT THE OLD BAIT
TiiUcH 11 9li < * ( ' ! n" Srunrlty nnd I < etn n
C'onllilfiice Man Have
Ilia Cuili.
Peter Hanson has lost ifalth In humanity
and la suspicious of every man , woman and
child In the universe. The cause of this
loss of confidence results from nn encoun
ter ho bad Friday with a flashily dreescd
man who hired him to go to Norfolk as a
watchman ,
Ho first met the man at Fifteenth and
Douglas streets and he agreed to go to Nor1
folk. He said ho would go over to Council
Bluffs and draw what money was coming
to him , fin U > South Omaha and pack his
trunk and bo ready to go In the afternoon.
He carao back nnd found his man waiting
for him. This now employer had to go up
stairs and pay some insurance before ho
went away.
"How much money have you , Hanson ? "
asked the man ,
"I have $36 , " was the reply ,
"Well , let me take It until I can get
this check for $450 cashed , " said the man
"I will leave It with you as security. " The
confidence man then climbed the stairs ant
that was the last seen of him. Hanson stll
lias the check and the officers are looking
for the flashily dressed stranger.
Try the Her Grand hotel's cafes. Open
from 6 a , m. until 12 p. m. Three cafes on
first floor and one prill room. The belt ot
service at popular prices.
School Open * Seiitenilii-r S.
Unless the rules governing the opening
ot school are changed before the end of the
month , something not likely to bo done , the
schools of Omaha will open Tuesday. Sep
tember C , the day after Labor day. There
la no prospect that the postponement of the
opening made last year on account of the
exposition i > ltl be repeated thla year.
DEEP CUT IN LOWER JAW
WnlklnR DHrRnte Fnren Itmlly nt tlie
Ilnniln of AVIlllntn Sclirnin ,
R 1'lnnilicr.
William Schrum , a plumper who works
for John Hoc & Co. , nt Fifteenth and How
ard streets , was arraigned In police court
yesterday upon the charge of assault
and battery. A. II. Brown Is the com
plaining witness and ho etatce that ho
went to the place where Schrum was work-
ins Friday afternoon with a notification
from the plumbers' union. He states that
after he presented the letter Schrum struck
him over the head with a club and kicked
him after he was knocked down.
It seems that there has been some trouble
In the union and the notification cited
Schrum to appear before the orRanlzatlon
to answer to charges of violation of the
rules. Schrum says that he had some words
with Ilroxvn and that Drown jabbed at him
with his umbrella.
He then took the umbrella away from his
assailant and struck him over the head
with It and otherwise assisted him down the
(
stairway. Schrum complains that Brown
was Interfering with his work. The
wounded man sought the services of a
physician and It took eight stitches to fix
his Jaw In good working order. Schrum
was taxed $10.
Hamilton \Varren , M. D. , electric and
magnetic physician , has moved his office to
119 North 16th street , room 13. Special at
tention to all Inng-stamllng or lingering dls-
easci and to diseases of women and children.
Have Root print It.
Blank book and magazine binding , A. I.
Root , 1600 Howard atrcet.
RETAILERSmTHE CITY
Some of < luConn ry Merclmiild Who
VInltcd ( He Ioeal Jolibern
During the AVeck.
The firefc week of the retailers' excursions
to the Omaha Jobbing market brought In
quite a number of country merchants and
here Is every Indication that more of them
vlll visit Omaha during the next thirty
lays than have taken advantage of any of
ho previous excursions. The feeling In
the trade is tl-o best that has been experi
enced in years and when the proprietors of
small country stores drop In nnd buy bills
of goods that run Into four figures the Job-
icrs are convinced that business In the
small towns of Nebraska nnd Iowa Is boom-
ng. Most of the visitors took time to
visit the exposition during their stay and
hey all declared that their fall trade will
) e something unprecedented.
Among the Nebraska merchants who were
n the city wcro W. P. Lnnck , Wnhoo ; n.
\l. \ Randall , Gibbon ; C. T. Peterson , PrcB-
ton ; J. C Badger , Arlington ; H A. Hobbs ,
Bancroft ; F. O. Anderson , Hooper ; M. D.
Wlllert , Tckamah ; L. C. Meyer. Malcomb ,
and E B. Moore. Kenesaw.
The Iowa visitors included A. E. Stone-
irook. Sac City ; C. L. Beebe , Mondamln ; S.
j. Jefferson , Woodbine ; A. I. Blotsky , Wood ,
bine ; R. I. Edwards , Hawthorne , and John
Anderson , Missouri Valley.
ALAS , POOR YORICK ! , but NOT ALAS the
Yorlck Be cigar. Try them.
Special Hate * for Hitrvcnt Hands.
Men leaving for the harvest fields of
northern Iowa , Minnesota and the Dakotas
will bo granted a special reduced one way
rate at the city ticket office of the Chicago ,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railway. 1504 Farnam
street. F. A. NASH.
General Western Agent.
J. P. Cooke & Co. , rubber stamp manufac-
urers , removed to 1112 Farnam St. Tel. 1455.
Iron , brass castings. Ind. Iron wks. Tel 1449
CATCH THEM
YES SIR ! That's just what It is. It's
M catch ranches -and very offeotlvo It is.
The Roaches crawl Into it through a helen
n the bottom , which Is BO arranged that
they cannot get out. It is the best thing
devised tor getting1 rid of Roadies. When
vou catc'h ' thom and burn them , they won't
mother you again. Thousands in use in
Omaha. SatlKfnction guaranteed. Price 25
cents each. Special prices to hotels and
restaurants on largo quantities ,
SHUKMAV A WeCONNIBt.Jj DRUG CO ,
1513 DODGE ST. , OMAHA , NEB.
ONLY WAITING FOR A SITE
nig AKrlcnlttirnl Implement Ilnnwe
Itemlr < n Come t ° Omnhn When
n IlnllillnR In Secured.
The prospective addition of one of the
biggest implement establishments of Coun
cil Bluffs to Omaha Jobbing Interests has
now become n certainty , contingent only on
ability to secure A satisfactory building.
Positive Instructions have been received
from the home office to locate In Omaha
as soon as possible , and the local repre
sentatives of the company are now looking
for n location. They want a four-story nnd
basement brick building at least 66x132 feet ,
somewhere In the Jobbing district. They
are ready to buy the lots nnd put up their
own building , or they will lease a satis
factory building for a long term If some
local capitalist wants to build It. Any
further Information In regard to the matter
can bo obtained from Secretary Utt of the
Commercial club ,
In this connection there Is A flattering
prospect that another of the big Implement
houses across the river will follow Into'
Omaha as soon as satisfactory arrangements
can bo made. During the last two or three
years the sale ot agricultural Implements in
Nebraska has been something tremendous.
The big firms are beginning to discover that
Omaha Is their natural market nnd that the
Jobber who Is on this sldo of the river gets
the first chance at the customer. The result
Is a general tendency to look for locations
on the Nebraska Bide , nnd members ot the
Commercial club who arc familiar with the
situation assert that there Is every reason
to expect that Omaha will bo the center
of the Implement trade of this section within
another year.
Effective August 7 , the Union Pacific will
make Important changes In train schedule
between Omnlia , North Platte nnd Cheyenne :
Train No. 1 win leave Omaha at 8:40 : n. m.
Instead of SCO : a. m. , and will arrive at
North Platte and Cheyenne ono hour earlier
than now.
No. 3 will leave at 4:25 : p. in. Instead of
4:35 : p. m.
Columbus local , now leaving nt 5:10 : p. m. ,
will be changed to leave two hours Tater.
Train No. 8 , from Columbus , will leave
that point nt 6:40 : n. m. , arriving at Omaha
at 9:30 : a. m. instead of 12:20 : p. m.
No. 6 , local passenger between North
Platte and Omaha , will arrive at 1:20 : p. m.
Instead of 6:35 : p. m. No. 43 , from Beatrice ,
Lincoln and Stromsburg , will connect at
Valley with this train.
Order your furnace now from Thos. W. Cox
& Bro. , 1405 Douglas. Estimates given on
hot air furnaces , tin and sheet iron work.
Henry E. Cox , superintendent.
Have you tried an lee cream soda at The
Dee Building soda fountain ?
Returned to city. Dr. Race , 408 Paxton blk.
JUST A SUGGESTION
AVhen you go off on your vacation we
would suggest you take a bottle with you
not Illled with "budgo" but with Bchaefer's
Sure Death. But don't tell your friends
you visit what Is in > the bottle use It after
they're in bed nnd you can Just grumble you
won't be eat up with bed ibURs. It sells for
COc a pnt-COc ! for % gallon-Jl.OO for a gal
lon.
(3ein Catarrh Pointer 40e
Ktuiirt'n Dynpensln Tablet * -10c
Aliie oC Cnrilnl 7Be
AVarner'K Snfe Cnrc t 0o
I'e-ru-nu 7fic
I'nliio'n Celery Compound 7f > o
Ilooil'n Snmnparllln. 75c
AVemt'n It nil 11 and Nerve Treat
ment n.1c
WilllniiiK' Pink PlllH 40c
Caiitnrla - . " > c
Syrup of Kin" 4Oc
IMerco'H Favorite Prescription. . 75e
Mile * ' Remedies 7.1u
Carter' * Liver PIIlH 15c
CUT PRICE
DRUGGIST.
Corner 16th nnd Chicago.
Shaving is a luxury
when
your razor
.strop . and brush are just ,
, right. Perhaps you are go4 ,
, ing on a vacation trip. Why 4
, not take an OUTFIT with
, you ? We have "Star" sets
put up in a case especially
, for travelers.
Let us fit you out.
JAS. MORTON & SON CO , ,
1511 Dodge St.
I CUT RATES
Denver and return J
Colorado Springs and return > $19.00 August 5 , 8 , 7.
Pueblo nnd return )
Hot Springs and return $1R.40 August 8.
Custor ( Sylvan Lake ) and return $18.60 August 8.
Yellowstone Park nnd return J47.BO Every day.
Lincoln nnd return 1.65 August 2-9.
Philadelphia and return $31.20 September 1 , 2 , 3.
Salt Lake City and return $55.00 Every day.
Ticket Ofllce- Unrllnctnn Station
1HO2 Fnrnnin S1. 10th nnd Mn on Sim
Telephone , -5O. Teleiihone , 310.
BdH
To Yellowstone Park
New and Shortest Route
VIA
AND CONNECTIONS.
The stage route passes through a level country and all
the way is lined with picturesque scenes , making the coach
ing trip one of the most delightful in the Rocky Mountain
regions.
CITY TICKET OFFICE , 1302 Farnam Street. Tel. 310.
SUMMER TAN SHOES MUST GO NO MATTER WHAT LOSS.
Four dollar hand
turn tan oxford ties
Cut to
.98
We ham determined to sell out our entire stock of summer
shoes in the next few days. Rcfjardino it as aood business policy
ft
to close out summer shoes before the fall season opens. Every day
from now OH , we will cut prices on summer shoos and oxfords in-
til not a pair is left in our store. The oxford ties we cut from
Jour dollars to one ninety-eight a pair , tomorrow are most beau
tiful and stylish and well made. In fact , no finer summer shoes
have been seen this year.
Setter get a pair tomorrow.
Boston Store
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts. , Omaha.
iiYY * WcY.Y.
: WcY.Y.THE
THE 99-CENT STORE.
Some
China
Facts
There are bigger china stores In the
world than this but none better.
There are bigger stocks but none more
carefully selected none more depend
able , 'well ' made , durable. There are
lower prices but not for the same
quality. Lower prices than ours
would mean unreliable , cheaply made
goods.
Havlland China decorated plates , 25c.
Carlsbad decorated sauce dishes , lOc.
'Austrian ' decorated oat meals , lOc.
Blown Glass Custards , new shape lOc
Fine blown etched tumblers , 5c.
1519-1521g 1519-1521
Douglas § Douglas
Street. Street.
ear 10th 86. Hear Ifltfc M.
Great Bargains
IN OXFORD TIES.
$4.00 Ladies' Tan Cloth Top Oxfords. . . $1.95
$4.00 Ladies' French Calf Oxfords . 1.95
$4. 00 Ladies' Tan Vici Kid Oxfords . . 1. 45
$3. 00 Ladies' Tan Vici Kid Oxfords _ 1. 45
$2.50 Ladies' White Canvas Oxfords . 95
N. . Cornw 16tb and Douala * Sts.
Anybody Sick
At your Iiouse ? Want tha test , Hon't you ?
Our Prescription Department don't equal
anybody elso's , but surpasses 'cm. Most
everybody knows this. That's why we keep
so busy. But always time for ono more.
Two men to look after this department
both of thorn are up-to-dato pharmacists.
Don't work just because they like to ,
.though they Jiavo to keep ibuay llllng pre
scriptions.
l/ydla Plnkhnm'n Compound "c
Dr Allies' Remedies 7&c
Ulrney's Catarrh Cure 40o
C'artcr'H Liver Pllla 15c
Kilmer's ftwamp Root r > c
I'alne's Celery Compound 75o
Hood's Sars.iparllla 7io !
Pyramid Pile Cure < 0c
Po-i-ii-na iuc
West's Brain nnd Nerve Treatment. . . S5c
AVIne of Cardul 75o
BOSTON TORE
D DRUG 19 DEPT.
"If n. ninn mnrrlen liU llriit
Htcp nlNter'M nuut , ivlmt relation lm lie
to licrf"
, The answer to this ( has nothing to do with
the .fact that we are sdlllns more dlffertnt
articles In the. drug- line n < t cut price than
any one in town. We do not neil a few
things ait cut prlcca nnd "then " STICK you on
something you do not iiso much of. Wo
would like your trade ifor veterinary sup
plies.
60c Dprmador , our price 40c
Jl.OO Kendall's Spavin Cure , our price. . Mo
25c Sloan's N. & U. Mnlment , our price I5o
GOo Sloan's Hoof Ointment , our price. . 40o
dOa Qulnn's Ointment , our price 40o
r.0 < j Kendall Blister Olntmont , our price 40c
SOo II. II. I nlmont , our prloo , 40c
$1.50 Oombault IlaJsam , our price J1.35
$1.00 Wizard Oil , our price SOc
ffic U. S. Liniment , our price 20o
JI.OO Common fionse Liniment , our price 7Bo
DOe Kotohcl'o Liniment , our price 40o
BOo TUiiHtang Liniment , our prlco 40c
'Jon Ganjllnrr OH , our prlco 'J > o
Homo mn/le receipt lor condition powder ,
chicken medicine filled at the lowcttt prices ,
J , A. FULLER S CO. ,
Cut Price Druggists.
Open All Night. Cor. 14th and Douglas 6tu.
Lay Fear Aside
when entering the doorway of our Dental
Parlor ; for wo have all the modern facil
ities for painless Dentistry.
What a pity that any ono should have
ugly Teeth when they can bo removed
with ease and replaced by masticators that
will give ono a new face !
Ladles , let us make you look young by
ornamenting your mouths with goodly
grinders.
Bailey the Dentist ,
Twelfth Year in Omaha.
Pioneer Reasonable Priced Dentistry.
3rd Kloor Paxton Block.
NO TOY $5.00
In order to meet the dumand for a coed
.ltlra.und outllt "L vcry reanoiwblo
$5.00
We have all other maken of Kodaks and
Cameras at i > rloc8 to suit all. Call and tea
uit or uend for prices.
ROBERT DEMPSTER CO ,
and Printing a Specially. 1215 Farnam St ,
Our Prices
Ann AI.AVAYS Tim I.OWBST.
Jl.OO Palno'a Celery Compound T..c
? 1.00 ro-ru-n.i 75c
$1.00 Scott's Emulsion 76e
\
( > 0c Ulrney'a Catarrh Cure
GOo Hem Catarrh Cure 40c
oOc Cnscarcts 40o
EOc Syrup of Figs 40c
2oc Chambcrlnln's Colic SOc
25c Stream's Colic ISe
2oc box Urotuo Qulnlno ir.c
2ic llromo Seltzer : oo
$1.00 Kskny's Food SOc
fiOo Eskay's Food 40C
25u Eskay's Food : oo
$1.00 Mnlted Milk 7f > c
r.Oo Maltctl Milk 40c
$1.00 Maltlno Preparations S3c
35o Castorin 23c
Beaton-McGinn Go
- Drug , ,
S. AV. Cor. ir.lli anil Knnmin.
Prescription Chemists. 'Phono f < 3S ,
COOL COLORADO
No other state offers so many
attractions to the tourist ns Col
orado. Mo other railroad reaches
BO many of Colorado's delight
ful resorts ns
"THE COLORADO ROAD"
Just ask the ticket man about it.
f. E. fISHER ,
Gcncrnl 1'annpiiner Accent
Donvcr , Tolo.
Don't overlook tlic Loop trip. '
3
ONLY
that are worth mentioning. You've prob
ably heard this before but Gibson says ( and
ho knows ; he's done lots of advertising ) It's
the .best . ho EVER saw. Of course you re
peated four-two-naught to yourself ten times
as wo requested everybody always does do
Just as the
If RUG
J3JSJBJR
advertising man tells them to do , nnd now
you know perfectly well that the telephone
most popular Is 420. The ono you call up
when you want a case of quarts or pints.
If you don't llko the wording of the above
you need not read it over again , but 4-2-0.
Is now Impressed upon your mind as being
Krug Cabinet telephone.
FRED KiiUG uitnwixn co. ,
Tel. 420. 1007 Jackson Street
Before you go
on your summer vacation bolter step
In nud sot a box of the best five cent
clRiirs made In tills neck o' the woods
that's the
Five Cent Jersey
It's a "cracltcri jack" nothing to
compare with It made of flue Havana
filler the equal of most lOc clgara.
Paxion Block Ci ar Store ,
Jacob Jaskalek , Prop.
18th , near Farnam.
AUCTION !
Monday , Aug. 7 , 10 o'clock a. m. , ivt 520
North IGtb etreot. Another large and nice ,
clcnn lot ot household goods to the highest
lilddor. This lot consists of bedroom , dln-
lagroom nnd kitchen furniture ; dishes ,
glassware , granlto ware , toilet eots , book
cases , refrigerators , curtains , draperies , pic
tures , mirror , partor furniture , mattresses ,
pillows , now and second hand carpets , rugs
In great variety , office desks and chairs ,
iron beds , odd dressers nnd commodci.
Every person in Omaha thinking of buying
furniture should BOO this stock.
THE CLAY AUCTION CO. ,
BZOurHi Sixteenth St. Tel. 200O.
ILER GRAND BATHS <
HER GRAND HOTEL.
Electric , Turkish , Russian ,
Roman , PlungeSea Salt ,
and Plain Baths.
LADIES' DAY Tuesday 10 a. m. to C p. m.
Expert lady operators In attendance.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
I'ltor. .1. K. Aiooiu : , MKI- .
LADIESifyouwiiiuM
PROTECTING
You will not suffer from painful ojtn-
BtruAtloa. or < l ) ay l/iuoorriuB. vlx\-
nltl , wnlttK of dnj > fewalo dUctUi'fti.
For ealo at all druggists , $2 , and at >
C. M , Foster's ' Ptisynacy ,
034 IT. lath .Street ,
Drexel Hotel.
TEETH EXTRACTED 25 CENTS.
PAINLBSS DR. MASON.
DENTIST
EXTRACTION
4th Vloor Uroitn Blk. , lOtb and Dougl
Gold Alloy Filling $1.OO
Gold Filling $1.OO and up
Gold Crowns $5.OO
Sa Teeth . . . $5.00
llestleeth$7.50
Call for
CASCADE WHISKEY
14 YKAH 01.0
HOUIl MASH WIII8ICRY
ACKU IN AVOOIJ
Don't let them palm off other coodg f
on you. Bee "Caicade" brand on bet
tle. Dealer * order throuch
FHUI > T. CI MAII.VM ,
fjcurrul Wruturii Aicrut ,
I'hone 17(11. ( UUK Kurburh lllooU.