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THE OMAHA DAILY 1JE72: AVEDXESDAT, AVGI'ST 15, 1900.
CATHOLICS BUILD CHURCHES
Work Undor Way Will Amount to Oyer
Ono Hundred Thousand Dollars.
PLANS FOR ST, CECELIA'S NEARLY READY
ConntriiPtlon of Sitrrcil llawirt Clmrt'li
Well fuller Wny 'Inlk of n
CHlliPilrnl In lu
Dm Air.
The value of the churches, schools and
hospitals of the Homnn Cnthollc church In
Omaha and South Omaha, now In course
of construction or to be begun this yenr,
exceeds $100,000, exclusive of tho valuo of
the real estate. These buildings Include
tho chapel at St. Joseph's hospital, $16,000;
Sacred Heart church, $23,000; St. Cccella'B
church, $20,000, and Houso of the Good
Shcuherd, $45,000.
The new ohurch of St. Cecelia's parish
Is to be erected at tho corner of Fortieth
nnd Burt streets. Plans are now being
prepared and Kather I). 1. Harrington, the
pastor, expects that work will bo begun In
thirty days. The building Is to bo of stoun
and will be ono of tho most artistic church
edifices In the city. A rumor In connec
tion with the now structuro has awakened
considerable Interest In Catholic circles
In th last few days. Among tho laity It
was stated with greater or less degrees of
certainly that the episcopal throne was
to fce removed from St. I'hllomcna's and
placed in St. Cecelia's, which was to be
come the cathedral until tho dloceso could
afford to build ono commensurate with the
Importance of tho diocese. Tho rumor at
present Is groundless. Bishop Scannclt
and his advisers have como to realize that
It is only a question of time when tho
ground now occupied by St. Phllomcna's
cathedral will have to bo sold, as the pros
enco of the rallrond tracks In tho neigh
borhood Is keeping pcoplo from tho church.
Building a cathedral is a work of years,
and while plans may bo discussed at this
time, It may bo ten years beforo any prac
tical steps are taken looking to tho con
struction of tho edlllco.
Work on tbo Sacred Heart church Is well
under way and It Is believed that tho
cornerstone will bo blessed somo time in
tho first wocks of September. 1'athcr
Judge has Invited a Imlhop of another dlo
ceso to ofllclate at tho Horvlces nnd tho day
will be a mcmorablo ono in the local an
nals of the church.
In South Omaha steps looking to tho
formation of a new parish will be taken
shortly after tho return of Father Mor
larlty, who will sail from Kuropo about
September t. A school building will bo
erected In tho packing houso district by
the paHtor of St. Agnes church, at which
mass will bo celebrated from time to tlmo
until tho nucleus of a new parish Is
formed. This will bo South Omaha's fifth
parish.
Tho dedication of tho chapel at St. Jo
seph's hospital will take place somo tlmo
In Septcmher. Improvements, tht extent
of which nro not yet decided upon, will bo
mado at St. Joseph's school, Seventeenth
and Center streets.
IIAVDF.N 1IIIOH. Sl'IH'IAI.H.
ISxtrn Kiiiii'' l.niKf Freetoii- I'em'ho-i
Per Mux Hllo.
Just received a carload of fresh extra
fancy free stone peaches direct frfitn tho
grower which wo placo on salo Wednesday
ut 89c 'box.
Come early to avoid tho rush.
HAVDEN BIIOS.
Read Haydon'a big shoo salo.
GASOLINE STOVE EXPLODES
Tnllor Nliop nmt Si-vctiiI Other I.t-nv-caTrnrtli
Street Concern I)nm
iikoiI by Fire.
About 2 o'clock yesterday a gasollno
atovo exploded In tho rear of Joseph Munch'a
tailor shop at 1709 Leavenworth street. Tho
flame were quickly communicated to tho
rear walls and by tho tlmo tbo hoso com
pany arrived the tiro was burning on three
floors. A call hrought out tho entire de
partment on tho south sldo nnd for a few
moments It looked ns though tho block was
to bo destroyed. Flvo streams of water
woro turned on nnd tho flames were con
trolled after they had prnctically destroyed
tho rear of 1709 and 1711.
Tho block Is owned by W. W. Blnghnm
and Is occupied by Joseph Munch, tnllor;
Kcsler'a plumbing houso, W. J. Stlckney,
stationery, nnd Richard Burkctt, barber.
The, tipper rooms nro occupied ns living
apartmentR by several families. Tho loss at
Hosier's, at tho barber shop and at Stick
ney's was caused by water. Tho tailor shop
Is a totnl loss. Tho estimated losses are:
To building, $5,000, fully insured; Munch,
$600, partly Insured; Stlckney, $50; BurWott,
$100; Kcslor, $50, all Insured; to roomers In
tho second and third stories, $1,500, partly
insured.
Tho wolf in the fnblo nut on sheep's
clothing becauso If ho traveled on his own
reputation he couldn't accomplish bis pur
pose. Counterfeiters of DoWltt's Witch
Hazel Salve couldn't sell their worthless
salves on their merits, so they put them In
bbxes and wrappers llko DoWltt's. Look
out for them. Take only DoWltt's Witch
Hazel Salve. It cures piles and all skin
diseases.
BENNINGTON IS EXCITED
MyatrrlOMM Illmippeitrniiee of Fnnilly
of J. J. War n it Ciiiimcn Tnlk In
OiuiiIiu'k Suliiirli.
For sAvernl days past tho Inhabitants of
the little town of Bennington have been
considerably excited over tho mysterious
disappearance of Mrs, O. J. Warner nnd
her children and servant girl. Tho last
ten of them until yesterday, when the girl
was found at tho homo of her parents
about four miles out of town, was last Sat
urday night. At that tlmo Warren came
home, It Is Bald, lu an Intoxicated condi
tion and drovo tho family out of doors.
threatening in tho meantime to resort to
violence unless his commnnds were com
plied with, Although tho neighbors heard
the threats be made, none of them Inter
fered. The sorvnnt girl who accompanied Mrs
Warner and tho children says that thoy
are safo and that thoy have gono Into tho
country. Sho refuses to reveal their
whereabouts.
utlef. ,
The regular meeting of tho Second Ward
Republican club will be held Wednesday, 8
p. m., August 15, at their hall, 16th and
I'lno street. l'romlnent speakers will bo
present. All Invited.
FRED BRUNINO. President.
HENRY KNODELL, Sccretnry.
I.mv It lit e tit. I, Hill,
Omaha to St. Louis and return via the
Burlngtou Route, $13.50. Return limit, Sep
tember 30. Train leaves Burlington station
1:65 p, m. Tickets 1502 Famam street.
IlnllilliiU IVrniMx,
Tho city Inspector of buildings has Issued
tho following permits. Hoard of Educa
tion. Twentieth nnd Omltol avenue. HIlIi
nchool building, $150,000; u m. striker, 1DI5
Webster, repairs, $15, Hans AntrU'ii, 5920
jiuriieue, iruinu iiiiiiiiinu, j.w
Tho dread of peoplo with weak lungs
who suffer with stubborn coughs Is con-
umptlon. Foley's Honey nnd Tar, If
taken In time, cures tho cold, heals the
lungs and always euro Incipient consump
tion.
INSPECTS FOOD SAMPLES
Thief roinmlnKiir)- I.oolis l)(rr Arflolcn
MiilmilttPil by lllililrr for
Ann)- .Suppllm.
The chief commissary of the Depart
ment of the Missouri Is Inspecting tho
samples submitted by the bidders who de
sire to supply Uncle Sam's soldiers with
food for the next three months. He was
Inspecting the flour yesterday, and flour Is
one article about which the government
Is exceedingly particular.
From each sample submitted two ounces
arc taken and mixed with one ounce of
water. The dough is kneaded for several
minutes nnd then laid aside to sec how
long it will keep Its shape. Tho better
the flour the drier tho dough will be. Tho
small loaves are then drawn out thin un
til holes appear. This Is to test the
strength of tho flour, the best being the
most tenacious. A certain quality 0f tho
flour Is then washed free from starch and
the finality of gluten determined.
Ono battalion of tho First Infantry has
arrived In the department of tho .Missouri
and Is stationed at Fort Leavenworth, and
other battalions are enroute. No com
panies of this regiment will be stationed
at Fort Crook, as part of It will be Im
mediately put In shape for service In China.
Tho other companies will bo required for
garrison duty at southern posts.
STRONGEST IN THE WORLD
l.nlr Cnptnln Clin. II, II nil In Wnn I n
snreil In the i:til(iililc. mill n
IImiiU Tliej- Are First to l'ny.
Tho following letter explains Itself:
OMAHA, Neb.. Aug. 13, Iti00.-Mr. H. D.
Nccly, Manager Fqultable Life Assurance
Society, Rooms 20G-20S Bee Building, Omaha,
Neb. Dear Sir: Tho Kqultablc's check for
$23,018.73 In payment of my mother's claim
under policies Issued by tho society re
ceived today. I'lcaso accept my thanks for
your courtesy, and I appreciate the meaning
of tho Kqultablc's claim to pay ""death claim-.
Immediately." My mother filed her claim
with you Tuesday and tho check reached
Omaha tho following Sunday.
My father nlways entertained a high opin
ion of tho Kqultablo and carried more as
surance with you than with any other com
pany. Ills confidence was justified In view
of tho fact that you are the first to pay.
Yours truly,
FIIRDEIUCK HUSTIN, M. D.
COLORED WOMAN BEHIND BARS
Iiln AVIIIIniiin Looked I'p on C'linrKe of
It oil hi n k S took in ii n Victim
lileutlllrM Money.
Ida Williams, colored, was locked up at
tho county Jail yesterday, charged with
having robbed a Btockman'. Tho offense was
committed In South Omaha, and it Is ns
sorted that sho stole $20 In money from tho
visiting cattleman. Tho money was part
gold and part currency. It happened that
tho gold piece had a peculiar mark on it and
tho coin was found on tho woman when
arrested. Immediately after robbing th
stockman Ida boarded a train for Lincoln,
whero sho was nrrer.cd. Chief Mitchell or
South Omaha brought her back -from the
capital nnd lodged her in tho county Jail
ponding a trial,
For WhoopliiK CoiikIi.
"Both my children were taken with
whooping cough," writes Mrs. O. E. Button,
of Danville, Ills. "A small bottlo of
Foley's Honey nnd Tar gave auch relief
that I used a 50 cent bottle, which saved
me a doctor's bill."
TAKI
Till? WAIIASII.
To the Illennlnl t'onelnve, Knight of
Pythias, at Detroit.
On August 5 to 28 the Wabash will sell
ttcketa from Chicago at half faro.
4 DAILY TRAINS FROM CHICAGO.
9:25 a. m., nrlvo Detroit 0:30 p, m.
12:10 p, ra., arrive Detroit 8:10 p. m.
3:15 p. m., arrive Detroit 10:50 p. ra.
11:00 p. m., arrlvo Detroit 7:60 p. m.
Only Una running reclining chair cars
from 'Chicago.
Ask your agent for tickets via the Wa
bash. For further Information call at city
ticket olllce, 97 Adams street, Chicago, or
write. O. N. CLAYTON.
N. W. P. Agt.. Room 05 N. Y. L. Bid..
Omaha, Neh.
IlAYLHillT Til AIXS FOH SIM 11 IT LAKES
OkohoJI anil Arnold' Pnrk,
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail
way company has just placed In service
daylight trains between Omaha and Spirit
Lake, OkoboJI and Arnold's Park. Going the
train leaves Omaha at 7.15 a. m. and ar
rives Spirit Lake at 4:15 p. m. Returning
tho train leaves Spirit Lake at 6:45 a. m.
anil arrives Omaha 3:55 p. m. This Is tho
bint service that ban yet been offered over
any one road. Round trip tickets, good re
turning until October 31. $10.70.
City ticket office. 1504 Fnrnam street.
F. A. NASH, General Westorn Agent.
1501 Famam Street. Omaha.
flood rinhlnw.
Spirit Lake, OkoboJI. Lako Washington,
Waseca, Eagle Lake, River Falls, Solon
Springs, Rice Lake, Duyflold, Ashland, Oog
eblc, Watersmeet and numerous lako3 near
St. Paul nnd Minneapolis.
These are all good fishing places and nro
quickly and comfortably reached by the
North-Western line.
Cheap rate excursions August 10-21, Sep
tember 7-21. Limit October 31. 1900. City
ticket office, 1401 and 1103 Famam street.
High grade Buckeye Manufacturing com
pany bikes, ball and roller bearing and
solid rubber tire, at cost to close out stock.
Call quick and get a bargain. Omaha Im
plement & Transfer Co. 0th and Jackson,
Sam'l Burns, 1318 Fnrnum, announces the
arrival of "King Chnrles" ware, pink and
green.
Omaha Tent and Awning Co., tents, awn
ings, canvas goods, lltb & Harnor. Tel. S33.
Have you seen the
Bullard
LI
This is tho latest magazlno camera
made and holds ns many as 18 plates,
4x5, without reloading this Is a fold
tng camera with pneumatic release,
for
$10.00
Poco Cameras froir. ...$3.75 up
Promo's from Sl.OO up
We guarantco every Instrument.
Free instructions.
The Robert Dempster Co.,
1215 Farnum St.
Films developed and finished. See
our picture frames.
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i 1 WSN
mml Camera
LOOKING UP FIRE ESCAPES
Several Structures Found to Be Poorly
Equipped with Theso Appliances,
MATTER MUST BE REME0IED AT ONCE
I.oilKe lo He Forlildilrn to Hold
.Moetitiun In Hint-lift (lint Are In
KiiMoloiitly Provided with
' .11 en n of Hnre.ftft.
Acting under tho Instructions of tho
State Bureau of Labor nnd Industrial Sta
tistics, R. B. Carter, city Inspector of
buildings, has been examining flro escapes
In Omaha and has found several structures
that arc very poorly equipped.
Somo time ago the owners of the Con
tinental block, located at the northeast
corner of Fifteenth and DouglaB streets,
removed a portion of tho fire escape on
tho south front of tho building for the pur
poso of maklug changes In tho windows.
Tho flro escape consists of Iron stnlrways
with platforms at each lloor. Tho landing
at tho second floor was equipped with a
movable ladder which could be lowered.
Both this platform and the ladder wero
takon away and have not been restored,
leaving tho flro escape In a dangerous con
dition. Many lodges have their meetings In this
block nnd there Is scarcely an evening
when there Is not a Inrgo crowd on tho up
per floors. Mr. Carter will tako Immedi
ate steps to prevent any moro public meet
ings In tbo building until n safo means of
escapo is provided.
Tho fire escapes on the building at 111
North Twelfth street consist of wooden
stnlrways, which are connected with
porches in the ronr of tho buildings. In
enso of flro the stairways would bo the
first part of tho building to burn nnd tho
Inspector has advised tho bureau to re
quire, safer escapes.
Complaints have been mado concerning
Inadequate escapes on the Arlington block,
but Mr. Cnrter examined the building and
found It In n satisfactory condition.
(Will.OII Itevtnril.
Tho above reward will bo paid by the
Omaha Street Railway company for tho ar
rest nnd conviction of any party or parties
who robbed their conductor on tho night of
August It on Ames avenue line.
To llimloii mill New t urk
Via Lako Shore & Michigan Southern rail
way from Chicago dally Fast mall 8:30
a. m., arrives New York next morn
ing at 10:00; Now York nnd Bos
ton special 10:30 a. m., arrives New York
next day 1:30 p. m., Boston, .1.00 p. m; New
York and New England express 2:00 p. m.,
arrive Boston 4:45 p. m., Now York 6.00 p.
m. next day; Lako Shore limited 5:30 p. m.,
arrive Now York 6:30 p. m., Boston 3:03
p. m. next day; New York express 9:00 p.
m.. nrrlvo Now York necond morning at
5:30. "Book of i rains" gives full Informa
tion. M. S. Giles. T. P. A., Chicago. F. M.
Byron, G. W. A . Chicago.
CHICAGO AM) HKTl UN $12.7u.
ChlenKo nnil lleturn Jll-.Tfi.
On August 25, 26, 27, 2S and 29 tho Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway will
sell round-trip tickets Omaha to Chicago
for $12.75.
City ticket office, 1504 Farnam street.
F. A. NASH, General Western Agent.
Summer Itrnnrt.
For a book describing the cool, pleasant,
healthful summer resorts of Wisconsin, situ
nted on '.he lino of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Taul Ry., address or call on
F. A. NASH,
General Mfceetcrn Agent,
HAYDENs
Shoe Sale
The most astonishing bargains in fine
sample shoes ever
Thousands of the finest
styles and leathers from such famous manux
facturers as Hazen B, Goodrich & Co., Thare,
McGuire & Field, French, Shriner
& Urner and Hoag, Heath & Co,, go
in this sale at less than half their
value, All purchased by us from
M ION'S fine
(.'all' Shoos
LADIES' line
for
$1.85
and
at
Red
for
98c
HAYDEN
HOSTON STOIti: SKI III' SALIC.
Toilny Ii the (Iriiml Sale of t.itilloi'
I'et t lenntft mill t iiilertnunlliiM.
OF THE TWO MAl FACTc llERS- STOCKS
LADIES' $2 00 PETTICOATS AT 690.
2,000 ladles' high grado petticoats, made
full size, all lengths unci of the finest silk
finished cotton taffetas, silk finished moire
moreens and silk mercerized cotton, with
from two to live rufllcs nnd deep pleated
flounclngs, extra well made, worth up to
$2.00 each, your choice lu this salo for 59c.
All tho finest muslin nnd cambric under
skirts from this factory trimmed with deep
ruflles, cluster of tucks, nil widths of em
broideries and laces, with many rows of
Insertlngs, all new up-to-date stylo under
skirts, worth In the regular way up to
$2.50, In this salo at 49c, 75c and 9Sc each.
All the flue muslin and cambric drawers
from this factory, worth as high as $1.00,
In this sale at 12',i 25c and 19c.
All tho tucked, embroidery nnd Inco
trimmed gowns from this factory, worth
up to $2.00, In this salo at 33c, 49c, 75c
and 9Sc.
All tho corset covers from this factory,
no matter how high tho price wbb, go In
this sale at 7'4c, 23c and COc each.
All the skirt chemise trimmed with tho
finest laces anc'i embroideries, worth reg
ular up to $2.00, at 73c and 9Sc.
All the children's laco trimmed drawers
from this factory. In this salo at 7V4c n
pair. i
BOSTON STORE. OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglns Sts.
Ill HMMiTOX HOI TI2.
91. (!,-, Lincoln mid Iti-ttirii tU.lir..
Trains for Lincoln leave the Burlington
station 8 40 n. m., 3:00 p. m.. 1.25 p. m. nnd
9:30 p. m. Four going, four returning.
Hnnscom Park M. E. church nnd S S
picnic. Mannwa, Thursday, August 16. Spe
cial curs leave llth and Harney 2 p. m.
Tickets, 25e. On sale at Brown & Bors-
helm's, 222 S. 16th, and S. W. Lindsay, 131G
Douglas.
F toe lBiiLiNfirw wmm j
u . -I
SPECIALS.
Chicago and return, $12 75 August 25 to 29.
Detroit nnd return, ?22(H- August 25 to 27.
Hot Springs and return, $1M0-Augu.st IS, 21 nnd 23.
Denver,
Colorado Springs, '$19.00 August 19, 20 and 21.
Pueblo and return I
Ctlenwood and return, $31. W August 21.
Salt Lako and return, $:i2.00t-August 21.
Yellowstone Park and return, 11"'-Dally.
Yellowstone tClnnabar and rctun:, $37.05 August 21.
Ticket Olflce,
1 502 Farnam St.
Tel. 260.
cAiidui miidiy
Wednesday
offered in the west
shoes in all the latest
j
for spot cash, Big bar jIOO
gain tables stacked high
and all the shoe counters filled with these fine shoes at
39c, 98c, $1.23 and $1.85
Shoes worth more than double the price, Come to
morrow and secure the greatest shoe bargains ever
offered,
LA DIES' fine 3.50 nnd $-1.00 Vici Kid Laco nnd Button TT -j O C5?
si rpi.oo
1.00 and $5.00 Vici Kid, Patent Leather and Hox
-. ,
.?2.00 and .fL'.fiO Oxford Ties in Vici Kid
;
LADIES' lino Patent Lontlier
Vici kid Strap $2.00
Slippers
98c
MISSES' fine Kid Lnco $1.75
$2.00 Shoes on salo
98c
CHILD'S fine Patent Leather
Kid 7fc Slippers
39c
II.WIII2.V9 CI.KAIUX! SAI.I2.
CloftliiK Out Atl Summer Vnilrrncnr
at l.eftft Tim ii 1 1 it I r I'rlee.
Ono lot 200 doz. ladles' fine underwear,
union suits and lisle vests, that sold at 60c
and 75t, now 16c. 300 doz men's fine shirts
and drawers that told up to 76c. at 2"c.
Ladles' fast black, full seamless hose, that
sold for 20c, at 10c. Just received a lot more
of those boys' shirts, worth 75c and $1, to
sell at 29c. Men's $1.50 madras shirts, 75c.
men's $1 colored lnundered shirts In all
styles. 49c. HAYDEN BROS.
Read Hayden Bros." big shoo sale.
If t .(.-.. XI !.-,. XI, II,-,.
LINCOLN AND RETURN.
Via Rork Island Route.
Trains leave Onion Station, Omaha,
' at S 30 a. m, 1 30 p. m.. and 5:65 p. m.
i City Ticket Otllcc. 1323 Farnam St.
IT KILLS FLEAS.
The wicked lien on your dog can be
klllid-qulckly-coiivenlently - SORELY -
oy using
Sherman's Dog Shampoo.
This preparation effectually rids the dog
of fbiis ami leaves the hair it ml skin elenti.
Price. SSo ner bottle.
FOR MANOE-Oso Sherman's Mange
Cute. Price, ."de.
for yvorms-Fso Areca Nut Worm
Tablets Prion. to, i)(r hox.
FOR DLSTEMPER-Fse our "Distemper
PowderM" nfTciril quick relief -reducing tho
lever hi once hihi curing tho illHcharge
from eyes and nose. Price. Me per box.
We sell Spiutfs Dog Biscuits and Xledl
clues. We also have full lino of Dent's,
mover's nnil Cannon's Dog Remedies.
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go
Write lot the Now Catalogue.
Corner ICth nnd Dodge, OMAHA.
Burlington Station,
10th and Mason Sts.
Tel. 128. ,
uiwnrii'
nATUCHS
$1.85
98c
and
and
I
W3
n
No Drugs
No Drugs like delight
No Pills like pleasure
No Liniment like laughter
No Aledicine like Mirth
You don't need drugs lo make ,vou comfortable this
warm weather, it's the proper clothing that brings com
fort. You'll go to Mannwa Thursday afternoon with your
family to attend the S. S. picnic or you stay at home. In
either case you must try and be commfortable, your trip
won't be delightful, your trip will not be pleasant, you
won't enjoy a good laugh, you can't be merry , without
the proper raiment.
The Nebraska comes to your relief with
Mm' tllur XciKC ('out, nl .11.1111
Men' lllun Mcrc ContN, ill X-.7.
Men' III no .Xrrm- CoiiIm, nl Klt.BO
.Mcn'x riiiiniol ("nnln null I'lititu, nt S$4."."i
3lf!i' I'lnntirl CoiKk mill I'll 11 In, ill .?.".0
.11 en' riiinnrl ("iiiiIn mill I'll ii I n. ill .fK..1t)
.Mi-ii'n U'liltr lliii-k I'milK, ill tir.i'
Mcii'n tllur Srrur CmitN, lit 91.. Ill
Mm' llliif Srruc I'nnt. lit i'J.OO
Mpii'h rnllurr Milrt. ut Lit
Mm' i'Kllit' Milrl. lit .iOo
Mpii'n N'llufi Shirt, nt T.'mi
l.mllr Cniil Milrl Will! it.lr
l.iullo I mil Milrt WnUt
l.liillrn' ('mil Wnli M.lrt I
l.mllr' Cool WiinIi Skirl 91.1111
I.llillf' Itmiull llhliT lint $1.. 1.1
l.nillr' llouuli lllilrr lint 11.1111
I. nil lex' Oxford. I'ool nnil fo mforlnlili' ift.MI
l.liillrn' Oxford, cool mul I'oiiifnrliililc If 1. ltd
If yon go fo .Mnnawa Thursday, Till have a good de
lightful pleasant - enjoyable merry time, providing
you're properly clothed with comfortable comfortings
from the
AN EASY STYLISH ROCKER
One that adds to comfort, is a most convonient articlo these
hot, sunny clays. A Rood tlilni; to huvo In tho parlor, sitting room, or shndy plner on
thn lawn or porch nt any tlmo. but Kcncrally nn the thermometer Roea up tho lonRlnR
for tho rocker Increases, nnil one should hnvo plenty of them everywhere.
Oood style and low price are blended here, nnd ttm newest Ideas nro ready fo
your chooslni? nt prices you'll consider par Ocularly reasonable. It's n rocker ntoro for
wo show every Rood kind. A lnrpe now lot VUUY I'llETTY COKN'KIt AHM CIIAI It
of rattan rockers, chairs and sottces, nt Artistic deslpn, nicely ff
most tomptltiR prices. shellac, finished, nil rattan f) III I
LADIES' KATTAN SBW
Ins Rocker Shellac fin.
lsh, each, only
LADIES' RATTAN ROCKER Nicely wrap
ped and Reed plated back
stronRly made, shellac
finish, each
2.70
LADIES' ARM RATTAN HOOKER Full
HOOKER Full
3.90
roll nrms and back, very
choice deslfin, shellac
finish, each
India Rush Furniture
At Extra Special Prices These handsome, pliable Rush
Chairs and Rockers came in a very pretty shade of green,
very artistic in design, differ-
ent from the ordinary, at prices reKuiar value jio.oo- r Kj II
ono-thtrd lens thrn thoo nnunlly askod. each, only
.x.n
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par icularly choice pieces Q r q-
for reception hall, library Q D
or bed rooms, each
Orchard & Wilhelm Carpet Co.
1414-16-18 Douglas Street
We Give Red
Buyer's Stamps
T have given my customers stamps for the last three
..niifiiH.ii ml shall continue to do so,as I believe in treat
ing my customers right, both by selling only the very
best of meat and also giving them an added value in
stamps. You have plenty of time to till your book, as
1 shall give stamps as long as there are any to give, and
if any one refuses them to you, come here, get the best
of meat and we will be glad to give you stamps also.
D. R- CAMERON,
Phone 129.
Morphine Advanced
You know wo told you that w had more
morphine than all the druKKlsts In l-oug.ns
countv combined nnd then some more.
Since then It has advanced twice. Ae
always had an Idea we had n "Oreat Head
hut now we nro sure wo have.
Dr. Karl Cramer's Pennyroyal Pills...
Srhnefcrs uro ijphwi ,-
2.riO
C'astorlu .
I'alne'H Celery Compound .
Cramer's Kidney Cure
Carter's Liver I'll s
Duffy's Malt Whiskey
I'e-ru-na .
Wine of Cnnlul
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Packer's Tnr Soap
Pierce's Prescription
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Ojinmulslon
Miles' Nervine ,.;
l'nr.lo Sam s Tobacco euro
SCHAEFER
CUT
b. W. Cor. HUli tlileaeo.
TO
CHICAGO and EAST.
LKAVE 7 .M A M -1 .65 I' M ' K M
ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS,
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HOT SPRINGS DEADWOOD
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Citv Offices, 1401-03 Farnam
17 C ORNTLKMK.VS I.AHOK. EASY COMKOIt
J J tablo Ilot'ker Kull roll nrms, A "V
BtronRly made,, extra c sJ. 1
value, each
RATTAN DIVANS VERY PRETTY AND
comfortablo piece of fur
11.00
niture, artistic In design,
finely finished, ench ,
COUCH RATTAN CHOICE ,
8.00
deHlRii, nicely finished
each
fMIAIim ASM) ROCKERS VERY HAND-
-me deslRn, all very attractive novoUy
P.
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8.85
505 N. 16th Street.
Another lot of
Hanson
Bicycles
You will never again he nblc to buy
a wheel ns roooi! ns tho Manunn for
$25.00. It In better than most wheels
selling for $115.00 and $10.00. Over
fiOO In line In Omaha. Como In and look
them over. A big lino ot other
New Wheels
$15, $18 and $20
Our new bowling alley will bo ready
about August IStb.
$)
OMAHA BICYCLE CO.
S. H. Cor. I6tli and Chicago.
III). T. lir.YM-N, Mgr.
I Dr. Rtftl
OCKKS MlMilM'y
Kidneycura.'
ache, etc, Atdruc
Kl.stB, or by mall,
31 Free ttnnk. ad.
vloc, etc., ot Dr. U. J. Kay, Saratoga, N. Y.
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