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21 THE OMAHA DATLY TUOti: SITXDAY, "F 12111? I'ARY 2-), lf)00. POPPLETOX'S RECORD AT LAW Name of rmion Candidate for Mayor Hard to Find on Court Docket. HE IS BUSY LOOKING AFTER HIS VEAUH 1'i-rtinnl of Tile In Olllce iif Dlxtrlrt Clerk IIIm'I.imik Hint .Mr. I'iih I jtli-lon in Nut n ItniikliiK ; .Uciulicr of (liiiillni II" r. Advocates of W. S. Poppleton. fusion can didate for mayor, aro not laying much MrcM on lilfl success In his profession. Mr. Pop plcton has for Boveral years maintained .1 well appolntrd law oince In the Klrst Na tional tank building, and tho surroundings indlcato tho working habitation of n srtat dlsflple of Illnckstono. Perusal of the appearance dockets on Me In tho olllco of tho clerk of the district court, ... . .... ... .i. i dhi, i wtilcu is it reiiauio j . i Omaha bar, tells a siory Homowiiui ", variance with the Impression that Is innde ....I. ..... pn.nlnn Ihnf IU innMP! - by the gilded furnishings of young .Mr. rop jdcton r olllce. Hcglnnlng In W.iO and running up to the opening of tho present year n summary of tho appenranro dockets docs not reveal the jiamo of w. S. Popplcton in n dozen cases 1'ago nfter page boors tile name ot omcr ai- torneys fiomo of them struggling young lawy.irs, so-called but Mr. Poppleton's Is a rarity. Whllo the names of attorneys are mmietlmes omitted from the appearand dockou that Is, tho records may show who Is attorney for ono side of u case without u mention of tho oppwlng counsel these In-fitancc-J aro comparatively fow, and as n gen- rral liroiiosltlou tho appearance uocKcis. which are numbercl from term to term, may tio accepted as a guide to tho vorlc that Is bring dono by attorneys. j Tim rmirt records show that Mr. Popple Ion's law practice has been almost exclu sively limited to cases pertaining to the otdalc of hie father, tho late A. J. Poppleton. or to matters growing out of tho legacy he Inherited. Ah nearly as can be obtained from a glanco nt tho nppearanco dockets, whicn aro wmi Index as to the- names of Interested ' . . .i.-. i. ... it Mn ih inf , nitornoys, my. rwiipu-i"" ......... ten years appeared only in tno loiiowmg cases: Mat of IIIm Cnm-M. Mary Ilurko against August Ilenzon et al, IV. S. Poppleton, guardian ot August iien r.nn and others Matter In settlement of rstato; petition filifl April Jtt. iJi. weuie- wnlcn coui(j bt, p-xttl back In easy weekly or incut effected January 5, 1Sf2. monthly payments to suit their convenience Slato ot Nebrasltn on relation of Solon ' an,i nnj tncy would receive tho sfwno courte 11. Town' against the Hoard of Kducatlon ( 0U8 treatment their employer received nt (of which Mr. Poppleton was nt tnat time n member! mamlamiiK. in tni.s case .iir. Poppleton was a legal advisor, but not an nctlvo plcndcr. lowne sought to have tho Hoard of Education remove, from the- High rchool building the pupils and teachers ot itho Central .school, at that time for want of moro suitable quarten., conducted In tho High Hchool building. Tho hearing romo beforo Judgo Irving In 1891. Ho de nied tho writ of mnndamun. A. J. Poppleton against Lowe Avenuo Uulldlng association, foreclosure of con tract. Petition filed Janua.y 13. 1S94. Or der ot nalo iKSiied December 12, 1895. In this, Mr. Poppleton represented tho Inter ests ot his father. A. J. Ponnleton ncnlnst I'oppleton Park Tlnllilltitr n nanptn I Inn ' ll In til I RSPlI for Want Of i jiroHCcutlnn at cost of plaintiff. Merchants' Rank of Canndn ngalnst Ocorgo llespelor, attachment; Popplcton attorney for plaintiff. Petition filed May, 1896, and order of Halo lsmicd by courlM In May, 1897. Helen L. Cowles ngalnst Jonathan F. Gardner. A. J. Popplcton et nl.; W. S. Pop- jiloton nttornoy for defendants. This was an j rqulty proceeding for tho ealo ot property, i Action was begun Juno 1, 1890, nnd ealo was confirmed by tho courts March 13, 1897. KnJniiiN SldiMvullv ImiirnvfUienlM, Carollno L. Popplcton und William S. Pop pleton, executors and trustees of the eatnto of A. J. Poppleton, ngalnst tho City of Omnha nnd tho Loan! of Public Works, equity. Ac tion was begun October 23, 1896. and the rnitso was dismissed on application ot tho lofcndant March 30, 1897. Coats wero thrown upon thfl plaintiff. Thero may be Homothlng suggcstlvo and npropow to tho present mayoralty campaign In tho fact that this suit wiih nil effort on tho part of Mr. J'opplclon nnd tho I'oppleton estate to evade tho co.st of placing Hldownllis In front of property In Poppleton Park addition. Tho tennntri clamoreU for sidewalks nnd thoro I wan such a popular uprising that tho Hoard of Public Worku ordered tho walks laid. The Interest of tho Popplctons was Involved to thn oxtont of paying for board wnlkB In front of nlno lots. They went Into court to got u restraining ordor and although do- rnntnil thn flrut rminil. thpv mniln 11 Aariml .ffort and succeeled In securing a permnnent ' Injunction agnlnst tho proposition to Im provo that part of tho city. Tho wecond effort wau mado some tlmo after the or iginal suit. Commercial Nntlonal Rank ngalnst W. S. nnd Carollno Popplcton, executors of tho estato of A. J. Poppleton, an equity pro ceeding In which n sale of property wus In- volved. Order confirming the solo was mado I May 4, 1898. Omaha Savings Rank ngalnst W. S. and Carollno Poppleton et nl. Kqully caeo In volving ul( of property, begun November 26, 1897, nnd ended with order of court confirming salo May 15, 1899. KUznhoth C. I'oppleton ngnlnst Adam Sny flcr, suit for collection of $2,170.92; petition filed July 3, 1S94, caso tried nnd won by plaintiff January 3, 1895. Snyder had a ten year leaso on a business houso belonging to the Poppleton ftate, the terms of which required tho payment ot $150 per month nnd tho realty taxes on the pluce during tho tcnuro ot tho lease It was alleged Iby tho Poppletons that Snyder failed to meet his payments and he was sued for tho delinquency, nlno for the ntnount of taxes, which tho petitioners set forth were pnld by them after It becamo npp-ient that Sny der would not dlschargo tho obligation. As n capstone to Mr. Poppleton's legal record ho wns plaintiff in tho Injunction proceedings ngalnst tho mayor and council mlatlvo to un injunction against altering tho water works contract. He has already told In hln' speeches (luring tho present campaign that ho won tho case, or rather that counsel In his employ won It. The final entry In this caso wus made May 23. 1S9S. Mcnsrs. Weaver & Oilier, a locul law firm, represented the prosecution with Mr. Poppleton as plaintiff. Cnril of Tlinulf. Mrs. Wllllan Drake wishes to return Uvanks to tho ninny friends for their as slat unco and sympathy during tho sickness and death of her boloved husband, and par ticularly to tho Federal union, No. 71"?, tmcrloin Federation of Labor, of South Omnha, of which ho wn a mombcr. and the members ot Plumbers and Steamfltters local uulon No. HI of Omaha, Neb. ' I'm nil I ii r. Tho Shlverlck Furniture Co. have re tclvo.1 flvo cars of now furniture this week, Which tho public Is Invito! to Inspect. C, Sommer & Co. h.nvo removed their piano factory to llth nnd Douglas streets. Repairing nnd tuning dono by exports, Do u Utile Tiill.liiur rlth us about your next run over to Chl rago or St Paul-Mlnnenpolls. Wo. hnve Jiut what you want In the way of "swell" train vervlco and equipment. Illinois Centrul ticket odlce, H02- Farnam street. Sam'l Iliirnu, .1318 .Farnam, discount sle on everything now going on. rot it or t.m roit (. iiii Aoo In tlir llurllimloit. iJayllght. Express 7:30 a. m. Vestlhnlcd Flyer I p. m. Chicago Limited 7 30 p. m. ChlfORO Special It :59 p m. , IMI Wnv to reach St. Paul nnd Minneapolis, It's via tho Illinois Central. Superb equipment nnd quick time. Try It when you ro again. City ticket office, 1402 Karnam street. Urs. Lord & Hitstln, G01 Paxton blk. Tho "Old Kcllablc Sioux City Houte," "Northwestern Line." Is tho host In St. Paul-Minneapolis. Two through fust trains dally from Union Depot 7.20 p. ln-G:0 a. in, Observation Parlor Huffct Cars on thn day trulns. Modern Pullman Palace Sleepers on tho night trains. Via Nrrthwcstern I.lno From Colon Passenger Station. Aimni'm to CiirreatHimleitl, ANXIOUS Yes. madam, tho Ilurllnglon runs through sleeping cars dally from Oituht ,n cnM ,,,.,,,. T,,pv ,... , i .-,,, ,,, i ' " ' ' ! All meals are nerved In dining cars, nnd tin scenery Is tho finest In tho world. AiiiioiiniM' nitwit, Ilcr Grand Annex, formerly Brunswick, ipmodcled, sixteen new baths, newly decor- Html, furnished new throughout, rendv for 0CCupncy March 10th. Twenty suites to ,.pI)t (0 permanent guests without children, public telephone, parlor floor; brilliantly nghted, steam heat, every modern convert- ,enct, 'xurklsli baths nml thrco cafes In corinectlon. . For furlher Information call nt Her Oram!. HOME MILLER, Propr. .M It MM .MlM'llllli. Saturday evening, March 3. tho Swedish American Republican lenguo will hold a mass meeting In Crclghton hall. c Fifteenth and Harney. Cood speak corner of ers will bo present. Everybody Invited THi:oi)ORR II. JOHNSON. President. J. I,. JACOHSON, Secretary. Through sleepers San Francisco 4:25 p. m. dally Durllngton Route. Miss Nelllo Hardy, teacher of piano. 1 Cnnlnl nltAndn.. In t n n V. n 1 11 Gilt, tin 1J1I T"-"""" " onerwoou avenue. 't'wn Moil Hun Ou-rl Ono man caught another by the hand nnd both ran over to American Loan company room 601, Heo building, whero they found Knlnrteri nrniitn rniilil art ninnnv on their ' vu iamefl without security at lowest rates Mti batll Douglas street, 1417, new location, goods.'' M. It. Ullss' china store. M. H. Illlss has removed to 1417 Douglnsflt. Tl.t l'nrlor Car Truln. nurllngton's Daylight Kxpress leaving Omaha 7:30 n. m. nnd arriving Chicago 9 p. m., same day, carries a parlor car won derfully comfortable. Other fast trains for Chicago via tho Ilur llngton lenvo Omaha 1 p. in., 7:30 p. m, 11:59 p. m. The CIiIuiiko Limited leavrw union station nt 7:35 p. m. via Il linois Central. Slip over and Bee us at 1402 PMMR1. Tllank book nnd magazine binding. Root, 1609 Harnoy street. A. I. AcroMK (lie ItooUIrn liy Dnyllulit. Leave Omaha 4:25 this afternoon In the I through sleeper for San Francisco via the Ilurllugton and ull day tomorrow you rido through tho wonderland of tho world. Dining cars nil tho -way 1)11211. CARMICIIAKL Mary, Saturday morning, iigu 90 year.". Funeral at resldeneo of J. It. Carnilchnel, Dundee Place, Sunday at I p. m. Rurlal nt Oaveiuiort. Iowa. STAFFORD Mrs. John II.. suddenly nt 9 p. m. J nursday, f enrunry ! un noral from her Into residence. IIS South 35th street, nt 2 p. m. Sunday, February 25. Interment nt Forcat I.nwn. I HAMILTON Frank Thornton, youngest poii of Mr. und Mrs. K. O. Hamilton, Fri day mornlni;. February 23, 1900, nged I years 11 months nnd 13 days. Servleoi from residence, 120 South Thirty-sixth street, nt 2 o'clock. BUFFET LIBRARY CARS Best Dining Car Service. WHERE GAN YOU tr trading than our store. Our to no sour trailing drugs nro the best wo can buy. We uso tho utmost caro In preparing prescription!), using no substitutes, tho prices aro as low ; i as any rellnble druggist In town. You can get In our storo nt uny time, day or night. Wo uovor close. Again wo nsk WHKKB CAN YOU do bettor? Ounthcr'! Hcst Chocolatc, per lb fiOc 50c Dodd'H Kidney Pills 10c 50c Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets 40c $1.00 Helmrod s Asthma Curo 75o $1.00 IMpham s Asthma Curo "c 25o Krmiso s Headache Cure 20c $1.00 Msterlno 6Ue 60c Syrup of Figs........... :10c 60a IUrney'a Catarrh Powder 30c $1.00 Swamp Hoot 75e 75c Swamp Hoot 40c $1,00 Wlno of Card ul 75c J. A. FU LER &L CO ci'T iMtici: mtuticisTS, I ttli nml DoiiulU St, OPEN ALL NIQHT. uiusisissisa ' B Prenare IU I to do your Monday's fjff3 HH washing as the directions tmM D WASH-A-LONE 9 P!al Bnnp "Tnpner3 ni,Iutc lljljB i K&ii 11,1(1 ttlcn Bavo 'our wrap- jfjjfil HI Iwm lit in ui ni.iMJTov itoi til .cr- Time Cnril I'chrunry a."!. On nnd after February 25 Ilurllngton trains will leave Omaha ns follows: Chicago--7-30 n. m 4 00 p. m 7:30 p. in., 11:59 p. to. Denver nnd West 1:25 p. m, St. Louis 1:55 p. m. St. Joseph 8:60 a. m., 4:55 p. m., 10: IT, p. tn. Kansas City 8:80 b. m., 10:15 p. m. Mack Hills nnd Montana 4:25 p. m. Mncoln 8:10 a. m.. 3:00 p, m. (ex. Sun day), 4:25 p. m., 7:00 p. ni. (let tickets nt 1502 Farnam or at Ilurllng ton station, Tenth and Mason streets. Have Root print it. A mil In-r 1 1 ii ti n 7.11 (lolil Mine. Lemon Cold Mining Company of tlrltlsh Columbia places on sale to.lny special Issuo of treasury stock at low prlro of 30 cents a share, Issued full paid, non-assessable, par ono dollar. Really worth n dollar right now. 25 men engaged on Btnmp mill con struction. Ten thousand tons high grade ore blocked out. Stamp mill commences to pro duce gold during March. Thirty thousand dollars nlreadv In machlnerv and develon- ,,, v .,,,,,, nn mn n hii,ii utvui. .v, w m .t v.. ...... u b , or write to M. J. Orccvy, President. O. P. D. Trunks and oarccls. Tel. 2031. i Hamilton W.iircn, M. D., eclectic nl mngncfc physician, has moved his olllce to 70? North 16th ctreet, room 13. Special at tention to all long standing or lingering dis eases and to dlseanes of women and children. A. I). T. Messengers, Tel. 177. S&VING $11.00- F.leven dollars or n much greater mini can be fuved by buying your drugs and toilet artlclts of us. IlEMEMIIER we Ct'T PRICKS all tho time-not on the "death i)L,,i repentance" principle. Our prices tell tho story. Our Cut Price. Ui: Morrow's Kld-ne-olds 29c 25o Mennun's Talcum Powder 25c Llstcrlne (new), we sell 25e I'lso'a Cansumptloti Cure 25c Iliown's Camplior Tooth Powder... 12c luc 20c 20c 25c Cutlcuni Soap 20c j 2fc Bromo Seltzer 20c 25c Holmes' Frostllla 20c 25e Shiloh'M Consumptltiu Cure 20c j 25e Arnica Tooth So:ip 20c 1 25c Graves' Tooth Powder 2on Sozodont 20c 20c 25c Pastcurlnu Tooth Pnsto 20c nr.n l.-nMrt,,'., Pninrri. mil. nr,c Ayer's Pills 20c 25u Woodbury's Facial Cream 20c Wo publish this list to show you wo ARK NOT "OCT OF" 25c patent medicines. Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go Ifitli nml DihIku Six., OimiiIiii, .Veil, mill i New short lino between Omaha nnd MIn. neapolls and St. Paul via the Illinois Cen tral It. R. from Omnha to Fort Dodge, and j tho Minneapolis & St ImuI K. H. from Fort Dodgo to Minneapolis and St. Paul. MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. PAUL LIMITED LEAVES 7.35 P. M. DAILY OMAHA ArrlVM MlnrnvmnllM 7 30 n. m . St. Paul 8:00 a. in. A fast vpsttbulu nlcht train. carrying through Pullman .sleeping car and roaches. MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. PAUL EXPRESS LEAVES OMAHA 7. A. M. EX. SUN. Arrives Minneapolis 7.00 p. m, 7:30 p. in. A fast day train, through mirlor cur nnd coaches. St. Paul carrying In Aildltlou a Kurt DiiiIkc I,ocnl Tin In I.euvea Coiinull Illutfn nt A.'M Ii. in, dully xi'.it Sumlny. Through trains from New Union Station, 10th St., Omaha. Tickets and reservation at CITV TICKHT OFFICi:, l ttia l'uruum Strt.c-1, Cor II tli Street. Are Your Teeth Crippled If you have a tooth gone leaving tho open space In your face, then you aro crippled. You need tho strong arm of modern dentistry to restore your lost molar. Oim PH1CKS AUK HKASONAUMJ. Oold Crowiw $5.00 Cold Filling $150 up retracting 25c i Taft's Philadelphia Dental Rooms, 1317 UOUULiAS NT. It Would Surprise You f To know what a va riety ot TOOLS TOOLS POP, Carpenter Cooper j' Machinist 4 I Hrlck wo curry. Wo make quality nnd prlco our tir.st cousldoriitlon. Homombor, any war 1 ! .Mason Stone I i. so n Ulcetri clitu ranted Tool Mold by us that proves dufou tivo wo will cheer fully replace. .MouUler JAS. MORTON & SON CO., 1511 Dodge St. Hu-Can Hair Tonic la unquestionably tho llncst preparation mado for tho Hnlr. U nover falls to do Just ns represented. Promotes tho growth of the Hair, pre vents nnd cures Ilaldnesfi, removes Dundrun cures Diseases of Scalp, Imparts lustro and beauty to tho Hair. It Is not a dye, hut restores tho color of the Hrlr by supplying , t0 ,t , naUlrnl elements and nourishment , which it needs. A delightful preparation ror rofitornK nnd beautifying tho Hair. Stnnu rnlllni? nt thn ltnlr. elennses tho sealn . , pr0ln1Ces a healthy, luxurlaut growth. Halo at ho i ' BOSTON CT0RE U DRUG M DEPT. One of the GREAT RAILROADS of the unoi n r r- Tv HUllbU " PICTO -T HE- UNION PACIFIC! Jtnkes the Qulckeit Time tn Ogden, Salt Lake City, Portland. San Francisco, nnd nearly nil other Prom inent Western Cities 3 Trains Daily to Utah, California. 2 Trains Daily to Colorado. I Tram Daily to Oregon. I and North Pacific Const Points. City Ticket Office I302 Farnam. ' Tel. 3I6. i Omaha & St. Louis R, R, AND Shortest and Quickest Line TO ST. LOUIS. Train lenvi tl.MOX STATION dolly (or KnimnM City, Qulncy, Ht. LoiiIh nml nil polnlM rant or nontli. SPKCIAI, IIATKS TO HOT Sl'It I.VOS, AIIIC. no.Mi:si:nKi:its nxcunsio.v srAncii O nnd 20. All Infiirmntlon nt Cttr Tlckrt olllee, 1415 l'nrnnm St., (I'axton llolil Illk). SIMPLER, CHEAPER ..AND.. Better than Ever. Taking nlco pictures Is no pass ing fad, but has eomo to stay The stylo and workmanship of KODAK OR CAMERA. Is now so complete, nnd the prices for same so rcraurkablo that this branch of art Is now within tho reach ot all. This Is our exclttslvo business wo aro thereforo In csltlon to Bupply you with all Information and our stock so thoroughly up-to -date that It will bo to your Interest to consult us before purchasing. If you already have a camera, but wish n better one, call and sco us, Wo can fix you. ' j, i The Robert Dempster Co., 1215 Farnam St. Developing and Printing Done, HOWELL'S Anti-Kawf Hits tho spot, trial will convince tho most skeptical of lt:i superior merit. LIAVnCiE' 1AT UCltS For Msn Growing Every Day, For Women Uutid.ro els of pfirs mcidG to sell lori'J, and s-j addod to tho bit bartruiii taOes, staolcod hirrii with tho finest sioos,.for Aonrfay. $1.&S D Such fine Shoe Bargain Giving Jhs Every pair at tfl.bS, tittod by carofully as if you had paid full will not bo disappointed. $1.88 ail new shoes, just MEN'S KINK CALF WELT SOLE SHOES, toes, kangaroo tops, lace and congress, mado to sell for J3.50, $4.00 and $j.00-nt MEN'S TINE IIOX CALK SHOES-Lace, with welt soles and coin tip Hoes, all the latest Styles, mado for other dealers to sell tar 14.00 nnd S3. 00. on KJlo at LADIES' FINEST VICI KID SHOES Lace, Tho very latest etylo drcsa shoes, made eastern dealer to sell for $!.G0 and $5.00 nil slzos and widths on salo at LADIES' FINE VELOUK KID SHOES, with slnglo liexlhlo soles; tans and hlncks. In all sell for $3.50 to $1.50 on salo Monday at Special Shoes for HOYS' FINE TAN AND 1ILACK CALF SHOES Worth $1.60 and $2.00 Monday GIRLS' FINE TAN AND I1LACK KID SHOES Worth $2.00 and $2.25 Monday HAYDEN BROS. Associate with clever men, But shun the too clever. It was a clevor man who discovered SHERIDAN COAL, best coal mined in Wyoming Lump $5.50, Nut or Egg, $5. 00, Peanut $4. 50. VICTOR WHITE, 1605 FARNAM. TEL. 127 An All Star Company. Every Shoe a Star. in point of excellonco, stylo and good value. Wo havo all kinds of shoes, for all kinds of people, at all kinds of price, and every shoe is the best of its kind, bet ter than you can buy anywhere else for tho same price. The best thing we can sug gest at present is a pair of our cold weather shoes warm, easy and luindsomo, 3, 8:5.50, 5, tho best there iB at either price. CP. Cariwrigbi N. E. Cor. tetii ad Douglu Stfl. Money from Home. It's Just like getting money from home when you tnvo a dollnr or two at tho Kconomlcnl Drug Store. You don't havo to shop all over town looking for a hargnln --Just drop In nnd order anything In the line of druggists' sundries, toilet articles, patent medicines or prescriptions you can't miss it tho prlco l right on everything nnd our constantly Increasing trade proves It. Wo haven't time to kick about dull duyH nnd hard times too many customers any every one takes away. i bargain. By tho way ,our preparation for chapped hands or faco in a little tho finest ever known you'll want to glvo us a testimonial after you try It and our hot soda is truly "hot i stuff" thesa ?h.ily days. Vou can't miss tho place. WALDRON & CAMPBELL, , Cut Price Druggists, 222 South Kith St. - Oinului, IJOCIITA SANDALWOOD CAPSULES. Cures Gonorrhoea, Gleet or unnatural dl chnrgts In n fnw days. Full directions. I'rlco $1.50. All druggists, or mall. D. Dick fc. Co.. 133 Centre fit.. New Yort. $1.S8 Shoe Sale $1.88 oT Fino now s2oes. Never Been Attempted Before. experienced shoe salesmen as value. Come Monday? You from the mamif actu rers' with plain and tip $1.88 $1.88 Is and turn boIcs. with tho now French heclsand turn boIcs for a swell 1 ulllc vesting tops and sizes shoes mado to $1.88 $1.88 Is. Boys and Girls. .. ..$1-18 $1.18 THESE ARE COLD FACTS When such persons ns Mr Hanson of Kearney, makis iv speeilt lttfore tho dnm Klsts' tissoeliitlon ilrtiouurliur thn pcreeli Ihko pitying business- .mil Mr Meyers of Ht Louis, president of the Meyer PniK Co.. prints n letter In The IMinrnmi eutlcal l.rn, nlso denotineltiK it, nnd says It s the worst thine ho knows of-It seems to us when f incco does wrte it prescription, nnd Insists on you taking It to it certain itniK Blst to havo It lllled-yotl ought to know by this time his object In wanting you to go there. Wo don't advertise that wo nro the only one who can compound a pre scription properlv or the only one who Ims pure, fresh drugs Tlint kind of tnlk Is nonsensical. Hut we do wty wo do aot pny u commlfslon or olllce rent to nny doe -nnd we nlso state It'n it fuel thero nro druggists nnd lots of 'em, too who pay these grafters If.e on ( very prescription und their olllco rent besides which you have to pay. We have published nn nllldavlt thnt wo do not pny these dors. Have you seen an other druggist do the same thing. A Medicine that Cures When you hnve read so many testimonial from Omaha peoplo about iMtA.MKIl'H KlDNHY CVKH we would think It vou were troubled with kidney or liver eom iilalnt It would be worth your whllo to give It a llttlo trial. Should you decide to use It and go to a drug storo for It, anil they havetit It. you will know you are In one of the 63 pill makers' stores. Not ono of that gang will sell It - because wo are the western agents for It und anything with Schuefer'H name connected with will be condemned by this gang. The better way to do Is not to call on this outilt, but eomo direct to us We sell the $1 W size for i.ie Out-of-town people supplied at name price, with express enarges prepiuu. SCHAEfER, CUT 16th and Chicago Streets. We are getting flflfCIF the lion's share II A f iJSlIIS of the top coat iw business for Spring. Here is the reason: At $500 $750 $io00 Wo nro hcIIIiik nil wool rovort sprlnvc o vorcoiitH, innilo with ronl pj" Italian cloth body lliiitih', satin hIcovo lining, I 1 1 1 for I'lno all wool black cliovlot Top Cont. silk llnlnc. thfottcliotit nlso nn extra lino Vcnctliiii covert top overcoat sleeves Ihiotl with satin sleeve llnlnp;. We are taklim particular pride In showing the many pood points of the outside nnd Inside tnllorliiK. The style, lit iinil llnlsh are correct In ever do- fm p tall this pannent Is Hie inot remarkable value wc have A ever offered at And under no circumstances can It be equaled elsewhere near our price. Men's Odd Pants Almost Given Away Men's All Wool Pants, CAp worth $1.50, at JUL All our very line men's' Worsted Pants that were .$1.00 and r .f.'.OO, at '. . -5Vf Men's line casslinere and worsted pants, worth from ?'M)0 lo ?,'1.00 QGr' a pair, now 011 salo for All sizes from JIO to ."0 waist and from L'll lo :t7 lengths. Men's all wool Ulsters that were $.".00, now on salts Hoys' line double breasted Knee Pants Suits also Vestco Suits -J tr that were :t."0 and .f I.OO now 1JL O All our men's Winter Overcoats that were tfl.'.OO and $18.00 QQ All our men's Suits that wero S.s.fiO and $10.00, now 5 00 About L00 Suits, all In small lots of two (o four suits of a style. CLOSING OUT CLOAKS. A mixed lot of ladles' Jackets, worth up to $10.00 your choice 98c I dn.eu ladles' Percaline I'ndersklrls, trimmed with wide flounce, sold for "c, on sale at I Ladles' new Mercerized I ndeisklrts- all the now shades, re- -4 wtf ular price $il.0S, on sale for J'i O Watch for Our New Spring Goods. HAYDEN BROS AIIAIAC S mm uiLn rl m unuiUfUii nnai uu cheapness--no. ON THE BEST Yes. Jf ho, whon solecting ii piano for your home, call and examino the Royal Hardman Piano. THUY THAT AI.ONI3 TOSSKSS Till: MAKE THE BUST IN A MUELLER PIANO & ORGAN CO., all-KI-IS Stt. IHtli, O11111I111, N'l, 10a Main St., folllli'll lllurTtc, In. Planoa tuncil ami repaired, l'honea 101 O. I)., nml 1008, Omaha, r THE CIGAR YOUR WIFE WILL LIKE- Can bo purchased of all dualors. IT'S THE STOECKER FIVE CENT CIGAR livery trood Hmoki-f HkoB this clear booauso It's a d ainoko nail eellH or only nvu cinits. btorcs. THE BEST TEN-GENT 1 ! CONTAINS THE FINEST CUBAN TOBACCO, V. n. RICH II. C. CO., M , At rl;lt liHJS, ST. LOUIS, MO. C, A. HAM. SHACK, OMAHA, UlbTUIIIUTOlU , 0ur Prices: Syrup of Figs '. ... I'e-rii-nn Llsterino .' West's llraln nnd Ncrvo Treatment.. I'nclo Sam's Tobacco Curo Wtno ot Cnrdul Kid-no-nldti Ornngclno Stuart Catarrh Tablets DIx Tonlo Tablets Schaefcr's Cough Syrup Lotus Cream S. S. S Duffy's Malt Whiskey Dr. Mllcc' ItrmcdkM Lydla l'lnkhnm's Compound llostcttcr's Hitters Malted Milk 40c, 75e, I'alno's Celery Compound Ilood'e Sarsapnrllla lllrney's Cotarrh Curo Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets 1'yr.imld I'llo Curo Carter's Liver l'llls LnxaMvo llromo Qulnlno Kilmer's Swamp Uoot Indian Sagwa Tierce's ravorlto l'rcscrlption Caslorla Oarlleld Te.i Jayne's Expectorant Warner's Safe Curo I'ond s Extract Vino Kolnfrn Ayert-' Hair Vigor :oo 75o Mo 29n 500 76c 29a 200 lOo 20o toe 7,-.c 85i! 7."o 7)B 750 $3.15 73c 10c IOC I0l 15c ir.c 75c 75o 7.-.C 25o 20c 7V iiOe 10c Sfe 75c PRICE DRUGGIST., atmi kA iiniiv aI.aSam juu uaac jruui uiiuiuc QUALITIES AND UUQUIS1TES 1MANO. 1 1 011 can buy It at iimt of our 14U1 DoiikIus and 221 South '.h .St. Perfect TEETH Thero nre few peoplo who can hoast of having perfect teeth. Moro peoplo cuuM havo If they only Rave them proper rnro. Consulting tho dentist frequently, having him caro for any defeats or Kiiard ngalnxt any threaten Ins trouhlo, will cnahlo a person to enjoy moro completely tho good things of life. BAILEY; the Dentist ilia I'axtou Illk. 10th k Kariium. l.nil- Attciiiliiiit. l'liouu 108.!. Umu Dr. It. W. Ilnllry'a ToutU l'tMtilur. All ilruuuUt. CIGAR IN THE MARKET UNION MADE