10 TTIE OJFATTA DATL.V . BEE : TTESDAV 1. , , 11)00. )
MAYOR APPROVES THE LEVY
Execntivo Signs TwentvEight-Mill Or
dinance with Sima Misgivings.
POtlCE APPORTIONMENT UNSATISFACTORY
Council li I imtiliiHHi * In Itn Onliiliin ,
lltM\c\ , mill llu * MujorVclii
Uoulil Slniilj Ill-Ill } I'lij-
> incut of * < MliirloH.
The mayor ycetcrdny ndlxed hU slgtia-
turo to the 19UO levy ordumucu Imposing n
tax of 2S mill * to the clollni for the cllsjhiirgB
or the clty'H obligations The amount pro-
dii-ud by the H3S09HIMUUlll lie 4099,420.21.
JUHI. under the million-dollar limit.
Mayor Moon * was far irom wulUlledUth
the allotment set aslJo tor tliu police de
partment nnd scrloiiKly considered \etoliiK
ihn ordinance on that nolo account. It li
In * emphatic opinion that the force of pn-
irolmi'ii should bo mnliHalned nl n minimum
of ninety men , cotitrnstcd with Us prc ? nt
number of thlrlslx The least the council
bhould do , In the intimation ot the mayor ,
vat to provide placet * for the tentylx
mnn dlbcharged Inst sprliiR for lack of funds.
IhlH would have brought the number of pa
trolmen to sixty-two.
The police levy Is nollxrd nt 2 50 mills ,
Ihn B.i.iio ns for isnn but It will pioduc *
BlMtit $7,000 more than last jcar owing It )
the Imrcaseil valtmtlnn of Omahu lenity ,
wh' ' < li IB estimated more thnn n half mil
lion dollars higher than c\cr before. It will
be pot'dblo therefoio to employ In the neigh
borhood of eight more patrolmen thnn Inst
jenr , counting In the Inland ) of J5.000 re
in iinlni : In the police fund on January 1.
Thii enforced thlrtj-dny layoffs will not be
necessary thlw year , and It will be possible
alHjo grant the patrolmen an occasional
Sunday with ( heir families It wat supposed
by many Interested tint the enforced vaca
tions without pay would still bo the fulo If
the exlia fumln were consumed In the em
ployment of additional patrolmen The
major points out , however , that last yeai
twenty-six more patrolmen worn maintained
during the first two months , entailing an ex
pense which It W.IB neccwnry to make good
jjy curtailment In some other direction.
After giving the matter full consideration ,
therefore , the mayor decided that It would
bo useless to contend further with the coun
cil That body In unanimous In Its opinion
nnd the mayor's veto would simply ser\c lo
delay action for n few weeks. Inlew of
the fact that city employes are now behind
on their s.ilarle the mayor felt his dlsap-
jiro\al of the ordinance would Impose a hnrd-
Milp without any object being attained All
1ho funds nro exhausted with the exception
ot the llbrniy nnd park funds , which contain
nudlcient moneys to meet the January pay
rolls.
Inview of the fact that the general fund
lias received an Increase the police cominl.-
hloncrs may ask that a portion of H bo di
verted to their department. One of them
remarked humorously : "If wo run the de
partment on a proper basis until about Oc
tober and then clos > o the Jail and discharge
the ferro I think the council might bo in
duced to allow im part of the general fund.
It didn't take them long to come to tlirt"
3ast % enr when we closed the engine hou"e
at Thirteenth and Harney streets "
FAVOR CENTRAL LOCATION
Itcal IXulc i\clinii < - Su-ak | on
Auilltorliini mill I'roniotloii '
At Slonday's meeting of the Heal Estate
exchange an Invitation fiom the Home Patronage -
tronago bureau of the Commeiclal club lo
participate In the reception tendered Friday
evening , February 16 , to the members of the
exchange , professional men and the mem
bers of the Hoard of Trade , with their ladles ,
vvas accepted unanimously.
Tliu matter of the location of the pioposed
auditorium was dlbcusstd at length and a
resolution was adopted declaring in favor
of a. central location , rather than Its estab
lishment In KounUo park. Sonic of the
members favoiixl placing the structure on
the south half of Jefferson square.
A commltleo comprising Prcbident Tukey ,
Seeic'lary Shi her , George N IIIcKo , W. II.
Green and Richard S. Berlin was appointed
In pursuance of Ihe following communication
tion"Mr.
"Mr. President : Your committee ap
pointed to Invcstlb'ite and suggest a plan ot
notion for the Real Instate exchange would
ICHpeotfully report as follovvn-
"First , that It heems to be the universal
opinion ot buslnths men generally thai
Omaha Is on the veigo of a period ot rapid
grovvth and great development of business
Botli jobbers nnd mauufnctmcrs me seeking
avallablo locations in the great Missouri
valley , where they cm command the enor
mous and rapidly enlarging trade of the Im-
jiieuso farming and mining territory vvcht of
the Missouri river.
"Second , that we believe now Is the time
for the Real listuto exchange lo put forlh
every effort and exert every Influence to
illvert and ntlract now business enterprises
to this tlly and South Omaha.
"Third , that in the Judgment of your cotn-
Jiillleo any enterprises secured for South
Omaha or Hast Omaha me mutually bcno-
JU'inl to Omaha.
"Fourth , wo recommend that a committed
of llvo bo appointed by the chair , Including
the president and sect clary of the exchange ,
lo nirango for and uill a meeting as noon an
posslblo at the Commcrtla ! club rooms of
the bUBlnetiH men and property owners ot
Omaha and South Omaha Interested In push
ing the development and grnvvlh of these
cities. That at thin meeting steps bo taken
under the auspices of the Real Kstato c\-
I'hango to appoint a number of special com-
jnltteeti to lake up at once the question of
f-pcurliig new- business cnterprisefi and manu
facturing Indimtrles "
TinMiitliir'N riiMirld- .
rbnmbcrlaln's Cough Remedy Is the
mother's favorite. H Us pleasant and safe
for children to take and always euros. It is
Intended especially for coughs , colds , ( rotip
end whooping cough and Is the hint medi
cine mudo for these diseased Them Is not
the least danger In giving It to children for
It contains no oplnum 01 other injurious
drug and may bo given as confidently to a
us to an adult.
CHOICE OF A NEW CHANCELLOR
HT of I'riiiiiliii-nt IMiii-nlorii
A in o n K I lin romillillUU'H Drt-l-
lon lo lit * .Mu illIn Jnnr ,
Hdson Hlrli of this city will attend a
meeting of tliu ii'gcniu of tint University of
Xobr.uska. to bit liuld this week at Lincoln
Mr. llk'h doet > not consider It probable that
n nitvv chancellor will be so'.rcted at thla
time , although a number of candidates are
under consideration.
"Wo are getting along very well for the
Iircfeunt with Prof llrtjsey In the chancel-
lor'B chair , " aatd Mr. Kli-h. "Hessey , how-
ever. Is very anxious to bu relieved of hU
duties , oil hU llfo work , of course , U In
Viotauy and ho hna no ambition to ait &d
chancellor. It U the diulru of the regents
to thoroughly Invadtlgato the claims of each
applicant , us the cholcu IK nn Important one.
U Is Improbable than any chancellor will be
tliuilly decided upon beforu June.
"A number of able men are nraong the
prcislbllltleti and it is usuuroj that thu uiil-
rcrslty will bo governed wisely and well. The
prominent candidates arc the following
JrnliH of Cotnell , who has gained prominence
us a pro'ftasor of political Klenre Stub ! * * ,
formerly chancellor of the Culvcrtlty ol Ne-
\Bil.i President ( Sates of ftrlnnrll la An |
drenn wuporlntendrnt of Ri'bools of Chiingoi
nnd formerly president of Urotvn university j
iil's : ' of Port Morgan , Cole , formerly prim- I i
Idcnt of the Agricultural school of Colorado ,
Johnion , nl o of Colorado , formerly prcnl
dent of the t'nl\proity of Wyoming , Hills nf
Kanins , formerly president of the agricult
ural school at Manhattan , and Ooodhtio of
Ohio , formerly president of the Unlvcrnlty
of West Virginia "
WILL ADD TWO NEW TRAINS
lliirlliiKliiii ( MllcliiN Ili-i-lili- linn Hnil-
linl ItnpriM iMiit-iit * In Oinnlin-Clil-
I'nssi-nui-r Si-r > lei- .
Chances other than those first announced
lum bec > decided upon by the Hurllngtou
Hi connection t < th the new transcontinental
scrxlro to be Inaugurated February 25 by
the DurllliRlon. Hork Island , Ueincr & HIo
Urande , HIo Oran. ' Western and Southern
1'aclflc between Chicago nnd San Francisco.
In order lo make connections with the cast-
bound through train ol Denver the Hurling-
ton's Dcnxer-Chlcago train will ha\c lt- >
schedule so changed that It will pass
through Omaha nt midnight Instead of CtO :
In the morning.
The now train lo bo Inaugurated for day-
llpht service between Omaha and Chicago
\ , III leave Omaha at T 30 a. in. and arrive in
Chicago at ! ) SO p. m. This train will bo
substituted for the train now leaving at
G-40 a. m. and arriving In Chicago nt SIt )
p. m
The time of the Ilurllngton's afternoon
train from Omaha to Chicago will also be
changed on February 2. . AfAter thai data
the afternoon train will leave nt 1 o'clock
Instead of 5.03 and nrihe In Chicago the
nex' moinlng nt 7 20 Instead of S 20. It
was definitely decided ycstciday to put In op
eration another distinctively new Omaha-
Chicago night train , leaving here at 7:30 : and
nrrlvlni ; In Chicago at ' ) :30 : next morning.
The morning , afternoon and evening trains
to Chicago will ho followed at midnight by
the fast train cat ry Ing the through Ir.ins-
eontlnental sleepers , nnd by the Introduc
tion of the new trains and the changing ot
fie time schedule the Burlington will , after
HID 25lh , ha\e four through tinlna lo Cul-
ergo from Omaha.
civnt\ii : IIIIVNCIIUS oir.
Will IXuliliNli ( iciii-rnl AK < MII- | < " < In
Icn\ < > r nml Ollii-r Wi-N < irti lllli-N.
Second Vice President Hnrahan , Assistant
Trafilc Manager Maikham , General 1'as-
senger Agent Hanson and Assistant General
Passenger Agent llerry of the Illinois
Ccntial , who passed through Omaha a tow
days ago cnroutu for Iho west , stopped In
Denver "and while theio ga\c out tlio In-
formallon that the Illinois Central proposes
tn establish u general agency Ui thit city
This Is a mailer of considerable InipoitancL-
in that It will witness the Inaugnrallon ot
elforls on Iho part ot Iho Illinois Central to
seek business Wc t of the Missouil livel
through the agency of special representatives
located at prominent cities.
The completion of the new line to Omaha
and Iho connections made po&slblo here with
all of the through lines from the west gives
the Illinois Central a clear field with other
Omaha-Chicago lines tor business originating
In the west and destined lo eastern points
That It Intends to use every effort to secure
Its share ot this business Is Indicated by Its
establishment ot the Denve agency and the
admission that a general western agency
will bo established In San Francisco with
commercial agents located at Salt Lake and
Portland. I
With reference to the Denver agency
Second Vice President Harahnn Is quoted as
saying "With the opening ot our line into
Omaha the company finds It necessary to
icach out for some of this widespread west
ern tralllc. Our company icgards Denver as
u largo commercial point nnd the trafllc In
terests nro worth looking aflor. Wo arc
arranging lo eslabllsh a Don/cr office "
DIxuiiNN Hale ItiMliifUonx ,
A meellng ot Ihe Iraflle officials and gon-
cial attorneys of the Nebratka railroads
nftccted by the proposed reduction In live
stock shipping rates by the State Hoard of.
Transportation , was held in Omaha yester
day. The roads represented were the Union
Pacific , Hurllncton , Hlkhorn , Hock Island and
St Joseph & Grand Island. Among Ihe onl-
ol-lovvn railroad men In nltendance upon the
conference weio II Govvcr of Chicago , as
sistant freight traffic manager of the Hook
Island , and W. F. Evans of Topeka , assist
ant general ntlorney for Iho same road. The
Union Pacific , Burlington and Elkhorn were
represented by their local officials. One of
the officials In attendance stated that an
Informal dlhcUbslon ot the situation was
engaged in nnd some plans weie proposed
relative to the atlllmlo of Iho railroad com
panies regarding Ihe mailer. No definite
plan ot piocedure , however , was decided
upon.
Hullii.iMilcN nml I'c-rminnlx.
C1 II Morey , tisslstunt trnfllc manager of
the t'hlcuRo .dilution Hallway company , is
an Omaha \KHoi.
Nelson Yanderpool traveling passcngoi
ngi'iil of Ihe New York Cenlial , Is In the
city liom C'liicago
J , 1 Uenlley commercial agent of the
i Uurllng-ton ut neailvvood , Is .1 visitor nt
I general hcadqimitois
I Assistant General Freight Agent Geoige
! M Hntrlkln of Uu < Omnlm .1 St. Louis Is
| In St. Louis on a business tilp
BURGLARIES ARE FRUSTRATED
I'riMtli-rH llrt-nU I.IIIHH nml ( nt
hi-ri-i-nn Only ( o IliooniiVliii'inoil
unil .Munition tin.lolix. .
Two cases of attempted hurglary wherein
the maiauders were filRhtcncd avvay hefore
Ruining an cntranco were icporled to the
pollco Sunday. Someone hioko the pinto
ghibii out of the ft out door of Karuch H. Co 'n
groray etore , 1837 Vlnton btrcot , about 3 30
Sunday morning , loin Ing an npertuio large
enough to admit the body nf a mcdlum-sUcd
mnn , lint ho evidently heramo alarmed nnd
lied while In the net of erav\ling In. There
vvcio lilood stnln.s on the pieces of broken
Klatn In the door. Nothing in the Etoro was
disturbed.
As 1'atiolman Dovereoase vns passing Tra
cy's cigar Btoie , Sixteenth and Douglai
BtreetH , nt an catly hour Sunday mornlut ;
lie saw a diy goods bostiuullni ; In the en
trance In front of the door. The screen over
the transom had boon cut away. An exam-
Inntlon of the premtees disclosed the f.ut
that the vvnuld-bo burglar hnd not entered
The box had been used to stand on while
cutting away the screen
"I had dyspepsia for years. No medicine
was HO effective ns Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
H gave Immediate relief. Two bottles pro
duced marvelous icsults , " writes L. II War
rcn , Albany , Wls. It digests what you cat
and cannot fall to cure.
SciMiiul Wnril Iti'iiiilillciiiiH ,
Thcro will bo a meeting of tup Seiond
Ward Republican club at No. HI3 South
Sixteenth street Wednesday evening , ] Vb-
ruary 14. at 7 30 o'clock. AM ward canUi-
ilutua and other good speakers will be
pntient Bring your friends
ANDRinV K
N < - 1.1 illIn Clili-iiKii ,
The Illinois Central's "Omaha-Chicago
Limited" le ivcn Union station at 7 35 p m
Wldo vestlbuled Free Hecllnlng Chair Cars
Duffel-Library and lra\\lng-Uooin Sleeping
Cars. Ticket otllco HOi Tarnam at.
ADA5IS Jnmeti O , aged 02 years Sunday
r bruary 11 , itmo
I'micralV liu's < lay at " n in from
African Methodist it > licopal rluircll
Krtemlti Invited Mr Adams lias been u
u-i-lili'iit of Omaha for the past twenty-live
1 cars.
! BOSTON STORE DETROIT STUCK
" "
Still Grinder Barcfiins from R'tnarkftblfiFtu-
chase of Krolik's Wholesale Stock.
753 FRENCH C HAL US 29C YD
To. ' Mil ; MoiiMM-IInc ilr vop | S ! | is HI
\VllMll ( ioOlll lol' . 'J..l- WllMll ( illllln
S I--1. - . " > < ' It Ill-Ill II U'C "
HIINC Sniiliorti-rn oc. *
ISC UUCJIINO , 1C YA1U ) .
All thu silk and crops luce niching from
tliu Detroit stock that baa boon on exhibi
tion In our front show window , on t > nlc Ic
jnnl.
All the embroidery nnd Insertion from the
Detroit stock that linn boon on exhibition In
our front show window , including some of
tbo very finest qualities ot swlbs , nalusook
and Jacdnpt , nil widths , worth up to 35c , go
111 three lots nt S'fcc , l.'Vic and ISo yard.
15C COLLAI18 , 1C.
All tliu Indira' ami children's linen collars
nml cuffa fiom the Dctiolt stock , nil st > lcs
go nt lo each.
All dress buttons from Detroit stock , hun
dreds dlffeient styles , ] c dozen.
All line pure whlto pt.nl buttons from De-
ttolt stock , nil si/is , 2Vtc dozen ,
ALL LACK PllOM DUTHOIT STOCK.
Immense lots of laces on harcnlu bqunrcs
go nl Ic. 3e nnd iic jard , vvortl. Sue.
500 CASHMKIli : RLOVUS. l&C.
Thousands pnlrw Indies' line Impotted cnsh-
mcro gloves fiom Detroit stock , 15c pair.
25C HOSN RUI'I'OHTKllS. tiC.
All the hose Biipporters from the Detroit
stock , many htjlcs. Including silk side clea-
tlc , all go nt Co pnlr.
TJC KUI3NCII CHALMS , 20C.
ii.OOO > aids Impoitcd French nil wool nnd
bilk challls and wood , r,2-lnch wide , figured
and btilped , worth 75c , go nt 2ic yard.
" > c MousacLiN'i : DC soin , 2ic. !
2,000 yards silk moussellno do bole , cm-
bioldeicd patterns , hemstitched nnd cord ef
fects , \\orth 7iic. go tit 2fiG y.ird
CiOC WASH GOODS POH IRC.
10,000 > nrds ngmed wlss organdies , dotted
mull' ! , ' foulurdlms , dauphlno cords , etc ,
worth lOc. go nt l.'ic yatd.
10,000 > nids lawns , organdies and dimities ,
HKo goods displayed in oui show window ,
worth up to 2Jc yard , go at 3'Xsc yard.
. .CO pieces standard prints , S'/ie ' yard.
! ! C-lnch peicale , worth lOc , Cc jard.
25c dotted diapery Swiss , % -lndi , lOc yard.
10,000 yaidd white goods , such as India
linens , dimities , nainsooks , etc , worth up
to lOc , go .it 5c , 7'ic ' , 12M-0 and ITic.
fi.OOO yards percale in all colors and de-
sigtib , none better at any price , S' < .c.
ICe co\eit nnd bicycle cloth , SVic.
Extra line batcen , latest patteiiib and do-
slgnsoith I'fic , go at S'XiC. '
DOSTON STORC. OMAHA ,
N. W. Cor. Ifith and Douglas.
TinVirillii
Of the traveling public , who have iihed the
Illinois Central's new trains between Omaha
and Chicago and St Paul-Minneapolis , '
"It can't bo beat " City ticket office 1402
Kainam st
Drs Lord & Rustin , 501 I'axton blk.
Take the St Louis Flyer ,
leaving Omaha 4 35 p. m. , and
next morning at 7 PI you are
In St Louis 4C3 mlkti in a
single night.
Take the Denver Limited ,
leaving Omaha 4 23 p m. , and
next morning at 7 10 you arc
In Denver 538 miles in 15 %
hours.
Take the Vcstlbulcd Tlycr
leaving Omaha , 5 03 p m , and
you reach Chicago nt S 20 next
morning.
Sleeping and chair cars on
nil trains. Dining car on the
Denver nnd Chicago Flyers.
Ticket Office. Burlington Station ,
1502 FARNAM ST. 10th & MASON Sis.
Telephone 250. Telephone 310.
Shortest anil Quickest Line
TO
'I'mIns li'livi' I MON STV'I'ION ilall >
for KIIIINIIH ( H.i. tnliii > > , S | . l.oillN
nml nil iioliilN riinl or Miulli. SIIH'I.\I <
\TI5S TO HOT Sl'ltliS < , MtK ,
ni > Mi > iiKin : : ' i\tt II IDV , rin.
JO. MI InroriiiiUlon n ( Clly TliM.cl
OllliIII. . ' rariium SI. , ( I'mlon Iliilc-1
Illlv. )
FOR
COMFORT
SPEED
AND
EQUIPMENT
TAKE UNION PA01HG TRAINS
KOH
nm\iit , SM.T fri.ND ,
S\N I'llMISIO ,
v u" " > - ' ' < " i t i >
ONLY
T\v j MalitH 10 Callfoinla Oregon.
i City Ticket Office , 1302 Farnam St ,
'I i-lrulioni-i 'till.
HOST ON STOIIIJ .ITS M HI :
Toilnj \ \ c- IMiumi * > nlnollipr Iol
of Oii-p T i 'I liimMiinl I'nlp-i
LAHinS' , MHN'S AND CH1MVS S11OU3
AT 3iC ! , 6flC , Q9C. S C , t'SC ' , $ l.ns.
The InJkti' shoes were made to retail ai
from $3.00 to $100 , $ . " .00 nnd $6 00 a pair ,
but they all go at the fcamo price , $1 9S , on j
bargain squares.
The men's shoes arc just as good and
v cro made to retail from $3.00 to $ " > no a ,
pnlr ; they go nt $1 flS a pnlr , on bargain
sqtinics.
The children's , misses' and boys' shoes
nrocry great bargains. They go nt 3t\
49c , SOc , Gie ! , Sc ! ) , OSc , $1 23 nml $1.39 nnd
$1.19 , all on b.iigaln squares.
1JOSTON STOlin , OMAHA ,
N. W. Cor. ICth and Douglas.
li-nni-l- Viilinlllii'Mill * .
Tuesday , Pebruary 13 , all valentine * go at
half prlco today.
$1.00 valentines go at 4Se.
7.1c vnlonllnra go at 3S ( ?
COc valentlnos go at "Sc.
ROc valcnilncH go nt 2lc.
40c valentines go at ISc.
\alcntlnos go at 14c.
20c vnlcntlnra go at He.
Ifio valentines go at "c.
lOc vnlcntliUH no at 5c.
5 comic valentines for Ic.
2.1 valentines for Cc.
W. H. UKNNHTT CO
Ifith and Capitol \\r '
Mortnlllr SlnllHlli-N.
The follow Ing blrtlii and deaths liavc 1ieep
ircorded at the olllrp of the llmnl of
Health ilutlmr the foi ty-elght houri otu1 U
nl noon Mondav
Hlrths llenrv Ttarkpr , 2)22 ) North Twenti
second , Kill * 111 tily W Kliov. 1021 S.iuiti
Tvveiily-nlnth , boy , C'lii.tli" * W \\t < H Jiv
South rortleth glil , rrinipN \ \ " ( VniUli nr
2.VJ3 Davenpott. gill , .lames Hell , J U | in\
onport. girl , Jdines Miilluv. " " > I'luin i
wlrl ; JnniOM fo\lne. ) Thlrty-llrst and Tn'V
lor , bov ; Marmus AndeMon , 1 1G Mnrtlia
Rlrl ; Kumk Hopkins , ll.ll ! North Bev.a
tocntli. boAirs. . August Kozlckl 2121
Bancioft. girl
Death H.TIah J Moore , IRIS Irani Ki
vears ; Minnie llolore , 2330 Oll.ule'i , 3.1 car
LnvviciR'o 11 Uodder , 2J2 , ! Hull , 1 \c\ir
John Sullivan , St. Joseph's hospital , ' 53
years ,
- .
Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne Is
to be found In the best Cafes , Clubs and
private sideboards everywhere. |
;
A few days ago we called on the well i
known firm of Sherman & McConnell at
their handbouio store on Sixteenth and
Dodge stieets , nnd speaking to the senior
proprietor , Mr Sherman , wo asked him
how the sale of Cramer's Kidney Cure com
pared with other preparations for the same
purpose. Mr. S. said that Gamer's Kidney
Cuio was becoming ouo of the leaning pat
ent medicines , and his sales on it were al
most double of any other fact , snys our
genial competitor , ' people have told me that
It linn given excellent satisfaction , and in
many Instances effected a cine. You can
quote mo as saying that In 11 few years
Craniei's Kidney Cure will sell better than
all other kldnoy medicines combined '
Sl.OO : ioUe ( Cut to 7oc.
CUT PRICE
DRUGGIST
Cor. lOtli ami ClilciiKO Mi.
V ( oiniiii-rrlnl I lull Mutt
-nvo the Iliust i aim ihif have the < lt >
nrt run on th. > Illinois ft mini 1 ! 11 Thi v
RO to ChlciK.i Mlnneapollfl and St 1'aul
Inquire nt 1lf2 Par tin tn it
OUR PRESCRIPITON
DEPARTMENT
In n\ir \ t nw l.'ritirm at SKteetilh nnd
r > oij5i- -tr i ! ! > pi i - > i rlptlon depaitment
Is in die 1 XSIIMHS 1 , nw i > fmm the hu ti0
nml cnnfu-'l'in nf n biisv store lleievo
Imvo men vvlui'-e uhnlc time and nttciitloli
Is devoted to eompoundlnK physic Inns' pi e-
ncrtptloiis nml the inaiiufaettnliiK oC such
preparations us rre needed In our store ,
thus Insui Inp priuiiitiioss | and aecurai \ In
our t > ro < > f rlptlunvoik. . Our laliorntoiy
and \\areliii- ! e will lemiiln at our old lo
cation , ocruinlnu all of tintlitee lloors
with the CMiptlnn of the riniit sixty or
rlglity feet , \vhli h Is ( < u tent
Sherman & McDonnell Drug Go
l.nciillon , . . Alor , litih mid
Diiilui- .
T-IV7 - HVg fft .JC . Tl
V ) ( Swifts i\tru.t 15rof . . . . 4c
J > . Hi owns Trillion . . . . I'o
Jl 00 Lisu-ilne f > i. .
Vi ) ( Sim C'.itai-h Cine -In ,
J5v KomJon s Tntairh Jelly jn <
. * , ! Caller Ll\ei Pills lr , ,
25e 1'iukei's Tar Soap ] i (
Ir- C.istorla 25c
It W liiomo-Sellrcr 75c
f.Oi , Hiomo-Seltyer Jik
We Dodd's Kidney Pills We
oOc Dodd's D.v-iotsla We
50c Llthlu Tablets lip
$1 00 Tat till llthliiP 7"
25c C'lmmberlaln'i Cough Cure 20c
$1WVlnc of Cardul 752
IraCutlciira Soap 1'Uc
$1 00 Pe-rn-im 7oc
snc Mellln's Food -tOc
Mi 1'ond'H l xtiact lOc
We uie the only store In the city keeping-
n teglhtered man. .mil .1 good one , in oui
place all night Never clot > c.
11th and Oouglns St.
Serviceable
AT BARGAIN PRICES
The following arc a few of the many bargains wo are offering this week la
Pianos that have been slightly used , shopworn or returned from rentals :
Ualllnga Upright , only SSI Oak Uptight , fine tone $12 : >
Story & Clark'ebony case $150 Fine Klmball $16" >
Beautiful Hallet & Davis $18r > Ivers .t Pond Upright $200
Steinway Upright , only $283 Chlckerlng Grand $ -100
Sobmer Mah. Grand , only $ "OD Ivers & Pond Baby Grand $600
Organs and Square Pianos , $10 , $18 , $33 and up. I'asy payments We rent
new pianos , tune , move , exchange and store Instruments. Telephone 162r > .
Our prices , on new STKINWAY , A. B CHASE , VOSU , 1VUHS & POND , BM-
ERSON AND PACKARD Pianos are lower than anywhere on this continent.
Write for calnlogues , prices and terms or pay us alsll of Inspection.
TIIK SCLF-l'tiAYING PIANOLAS , the greatest musical invention of the
age only $230.
.Schmoller & Mueller.
. . . . . .
TIII : riA.vo notsn IN Tim AVUST.
Steinway & Sons ) 1313 farnam Street.
Representatives. [ 337 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
The swellest assortment of Valentines in Omaha. The
largest stock ever shown in Western America and every one
must be closed out tomorrow , no matter at what prices.
"Ki . ? " ? 1 ? " " " " . . . . Ic Grand
pr L" ? : ! : 2c Notion Sale
Handhomo lOe Koldrr Valentines , C- ,
closing out at tUw A new hhlpment of Corduroy Velveteen
llro " ' ' " " " "K' s ° " " " 1 °
Very tasteful Valentines , folder stylo-
worth a.1c , elohlng -g f\f ,
out at 1J * > All Hl/es Stockinet Irc s Shields , Girt
Artistic Folder Valentines , in now designs , i at , pair O"- "
beautiful conceptions , regular sjEZf , 10e fouot Steels ,
prlco COc. closing out ut 4\Jt\ * > al
Kino VI SO Valentines ,
T Cp
00 Center Pieces
,
at $1 00 and A tWo _ / - ' at 48c
Wo aio showing all the latest novelties In
Ait A'nlentlncH from Raphael Tuck & Co , 00 Drcssor Scarfs , 48c
and tl'o Art Novelty C'o Tuesday we will at
Un80 them out nt one-thlid regular pi Ices. 25o Kancy IJoso Supporters ,
Get your Valentines at Ilnyden llroa. at . .lOc
Pure Linen Handkerchief * , , hemstitched
Great Book
stitched , IGc value , only .
Sale Tuesday
! Wo hnvo receivt-d another shipment
of Captain Charles King's novels. Thobo New dress trimmings , new
are line topyrlfihted lx > oUs. hnndsonicly
bound nnd are told regularly at laces , now.embroideries , new
$1 f'O. tomorrow a > only
Only ono copy of each title to cu > h cus- all-overt1 , new tuekintjs , new
tom" . . ribbons nuw neckwear all
. ,
. i i 4 dealers !
Positively none sold to -
on f-al ° J '
ers at this price.
best shoes
AIT 1 ho ones 11ml lyiu1 best efrviw. Von can
pay 85 for a pair ot shoes and they may bo un-
satifl'aclory , because nol properly Httud. It'
they're niu-oinl'orlabU1 they're unsatisfactory
consequently ( hey fall short of "host shoes1 *
Shoes thai art ; made for "Tho Nebraska , " arc
made on foot-form lasts inudo to give sitiw- ;
' ! faction guaranteed to give satisfaction , thus
| "Nebraska shot's" art1 "bust shot1 ? . " WV find
hnncliTilsof nion who want to save a
LITTLE dollar in their shoo buying We find
BENTS'SHOES ' hundreds ot nion who don't cart ) to , or
SHOES , perhaps they don't know we can save
The kind tlmt them a dollar on their shoes. When
gives bu * ( re- once they find out that they can , \vo'vo
suits. no trouble in yetting them back again.
I ) to 153 , oil gent Our
$1.10 Men's Box Calf Siioes
tl to 13 ,
calf that we sell for § _ ' . .r > 0 arc duplicates
cnngaroo , in quality to the s5l 50 ones sold
around town. The saving of a dollar
is not. . the only reason why "Nebraska shoos"
are "bos ! shoes , " but they are made with a
view to give comfort with service. Goody BUT
welts and properly constructed. You've a right
to expect good service from Nebraska shoes.
We'll see that you do.
You can save fully one-half the regular price on men's
and boys'winter clothing by attending this sale. We are
closing out all heavy weight goods regardless of cost. Not a
single garment will be carried over.
Men's heavy ulsters , made of reliable black frieze , & & ( OjgS
formerly sold for $5 , special for only fe Od ?
Men's tine suits of worsted and cassimere , from small lots
which sold for § 7.50 to $11.50 , | | Pjffi |
Special for only Qn6J W
No matter the previous price , no matter the big values that
sold up to $22.50 take quick advantage of this the
bargain in Omaha , any one in the house 5
for only ,
Of 1800 men's finest winter suits and overcoats , for § 14.75
former prices frL'7.50 , § 25 , § 22.50 and $ 20 they are high
grade odds and ends and broken lots , irom a big business , all
winter stock , must be closed out at once. There is no offer in
Omaha that will equal this one , 6/fjt " IS
Select a suit or overcoat for S a fl * &
Big Bargains for Big Men.
25200 men's finest tailored trousers , in sixes from 38 to 52
waists and 29 to 30 lengths , not a pair of pants worth less
than $3.50 and up to § 7.50 , bargain for only $1.75 ,
$2.50 and $3.75.
Mothers of Boys
Take your choice of any double breasted knee pants suit ,
vestee suit , top overcoat or reefer , all sizes from 3 to 1(5 ( , suits ,
top coats and reefers worth from § 3.50 to § 7.50 , choice for
$1.75 and $2.99. All style ? .
iblHietl a
Why purchase one of thoss Cheap Pianos @ e
Ol im * ! inilliiK "I ' ' ill1" ! that .ir tipoli UK J'Mtl.ir so nflpn ©
' . . . , Hum HIM ' Iih I , OI'l'UHl.nAI A
atl\UUii'Jlll"l..r inilliui to 111 i n mini
URiAT : SAl'Jtiriri : on fVO a mo tli pnv iwnlb , that .ne .ilunys M-ltliiK out
ol onlir .mil i CONSTANT -OIM.H of i\Pi\Si ; : : , and cvoi it inlmi v
\\e , nc Mii < " von iln i oi vvlsii in liistiiunrnt lliul vvuiild t Hi-c you lo IK ml--
eiable when llnv an of llnln o mi v iluo 0) )
. „ . OI.DNI ) OP.IIilN . ' I K.M 01' Ml I'l.I.l.tt S Imvr iiKvi' li
dl l strictly hifih criuli B.HMN an-l . .iistiiimfiil- n li ilili ; in ilv - o I lih. .
ll.ue nivil .ulv iilful ii"i Illid lo Bill KoodhvhMc i Ill M .M.nn v\ h. 9
out .i an liif'in ' i im nt
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' 'JiH I0-i' | Jl M" on
Pianos tuiird and lepalnd I'll IIRPI IPIIHOII iblc mALL
i ( DSC ® fflcoe
SMOKKKS endorse Iho StflCCker five
ALL Cent Ciflar bocaiibo it's a good cit-'ar
made of line Havana filler , good binder and
Sumatra wrapper. For Bale by all dealer * and
at our
TWO STORES-1404 Oouglas and 221 S. IBIn.
stability
THE
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mm OF
Dentistry
On Lard , ' on Ham , on
unat deal when it lu flxln
is our VMilk IK Htililly Drnt I.J.IH and
Bacon a guarantee ' "
, , , , ni > Hi"- best matirlal nii < l imploy
. , , . 1,1' i M ili-ni t"l dintlHlH Vnir won ,
of { iiiriiy. HIH i , 1,1 \ \ uuirantcd to il\o hiitlttfatli > i >
. 7oo
1 illini
ti\ i
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Swift and tapany i j , , | i rend 5" * * * )
,
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j , i In. li $ j OJ
Chicago , Kmirtii City , Oinalia.
St , Loui.s , St. Joseph , St. I'aul , Tatt's ' Philadelphia Dental Rooms ,
ir.i ;
CONTAINS THE FINEST CUBAN TOBACCO
p. n. UK i : M , to. , MMIcriitrns , ST. i.uu.s , .MO.
C. A. UAII.MIAtH , OSI\IIA , Ulb'l UIHLTOIU