10
THE OrATlA PATLY FRIDAY, ATTnrST 17, IflOO.
TRYING TO OUST DR, WEARXE
Trionds of Dr. Lee Van Camp Want Him
Appointed Oountj Physician.
MATTER WILL COME UP SATURDAY
i'rlrtiiN of llnlli .Mrn
liillticiirc to llriir on
oiinty 4 ' in til I -
I on '-'.
llrliiKliiu
Hit'
It Ifl rllmnrpcl nrnttml the rotirt honf
that at 8ntiinlay'n mnotltiK of the cotinly
rommlnMotiars nil nttrmpt will be in.nlo to
removn iJr. Kreil Wrnrnp from hl pusitton
uk county phyMrlnn and Install Dr. Lit
Vnn Cam. Interne nt the rounty hospltnl.
In his film-a. Slnro It brrnine nnlaert
nliout that n chnnsc of thin kind wns lie
ltiK rnntrtnplatvil by Hip eoitimlmitoncrs
frlrndu of both dortorH aro workliiK lmrl
to Rain the enl In view. Dr. Wmrnc'a
Btipportern nwsrrt that he Iwh mado n
Drat-nlnn county physician nnd Insist
that h rrinaln In hl present position until
.January 1. On the oilier hand, friends of
Van Cnmp nre iihIiik every effort to Bccure
totm enotta.li to oust Woarne nnd Install
their faorlie In lliu ollleo of tho county
physician.
In caro Dr. W'cnrno Is removed nnd Dr.
Van Camp promoted there will be a
srrainble for the Inltcr's plnco nt the
ourity honpllnl. Two physicians are now
being tonsldercd for thn place. Ono Is
I ir. Mct'tine of the Klrst ward, n democrat
and a Kradunte of CrelRhton Medical coi
Iprc. Dr. Kyan. populist and Krndtiato of
Jim Omnlm Medical college, Is another can
didate, nnd those who pretend to know
assert that Kyan has the best of tho deal
nt the present time.
That Influence Is belns brought to bear
on th commissioners by supporters of
both pn riles is shown by the fact that
1'ormcr Mayor Unsor of South Omaha spent
considerable time at the county commis
sioners' olllce yesterday In an attempt to
Induce Commissioner Connolly to oppose
the removal 01 Wenrne.
Commissioner lloctor Is reported to bo
takliiK a prominent part In tho affair nnd
be Is supposed to be working hard for Van
Camp. In this connection It Is stated that
Ifoctor Insists that unless n majority of tho
commlisloners will vote to oust Wearno
be nnd his friends will oppose any attempt
to redlstrlct the county. Humor nlso has
It that Ostram nnd Ilnrte have about
iiRreed to tlo up with lloctor In his effort
to remove Dr. Wenrne and lilt tho vacancy
by the appointment of Van Camp.
FAIR MANAGERS WANT MONEY
County ConiiiiliNloiii'rs ( lli'il to Ap
lienr mill l'.iliilu Why They H
fuse to Ma I. Aiiroirliitlou.
Judse Keysor has Issued nn order citing
tho county commissioners to appenr before
him on Saturday anil show cauno why a
peremptory mandamus should not bo Is
sued compelling tho board to make an ap
propriation for thn Douglas county fair.
The action was brought by the Douglas
County Agricultural association. It Is de
sired by tho association that tho commis
sioners mnko tho usual appropriation of 3
cents for each Inhabitant In tho county for
tho use of tho association In paying pre
miums nt tho fair. Tho amount naked for
Is $2,771.40.
It Is asserted In tho petition that tho
commissioners have been in tho habit of
making this appropriation annually nnd
with tho expectation Hint It would bo dono
this year preparations for holding tho fair
have been made. Unless tho appropriation
1b made, tho olllcers of tho association as
sert, tho fair will bo greatly handicapped.
Mm. OMtlelil Want-. Ilrr Money.
Margaret OMftulrt of Sussex county, Eng
land, has brought suit In tho district court
hero to rerovor $2,000 from Christopher
Oldfleld of this city, to whom the money
v.ns sent for Investment. It 1b alleged In
tho petition that Mr. OldlleUl has failed
nnd neglected to make any accounting of
tho money Invested. Margaret Oldfleld not
only wants her money back, but Interest
on tho Investment.
.v pee In I Trill n to Miiiiton, Nrli.,
To the Suengerbund-Kest, leaves Webster
street station, Omaha, at 8 o'clock Sun
day morning, August 19. Cheap tickets on
ialo at 1401-03 Farnnm street and Web
ster (street station.
To Iloitoii mill Nov rk
Via Lake 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 Ilcn
ton special 10:30 n. m., arrives New York
noxt day 1:30 p. m.. Hoston, .1:00 p. m: New
York nnd Now Kn gland express 2:00 p. m.,
arrive IlOBton 4:45 p. m.. Now York C:00 p.
m. next day; Lake Slioro limited 5:30 p. nt.,
nrrlvo Now York C:30 p. m., Iloston 0:05
p. m. next day; Now York cxprcm 0:00 p.
m.. arrlvo New York necond morning at
5 30. "llook of Trains" gives full Informa
tion. M. S. (lllcs, T. I A., Chicago. 1 M.
llyron, O. W. A.. Chicago.
Two nullum to Detroit, ?,l!t'Ii nml
Itrliirn,
Tins ono fnre. August 2.", 2fi and 27, via "Tho
Northwestern Miio." Innulro at the largo
city onVes. 1101 and 1403 Knrnnm street.
corn in good condition i BOSTON STORE REMAXT SALE
Vletil Will Hp nt l,nnt nn pnmr
Oiip, ultli (lunllt Hotter
Tlinn t mini
(icneral Freight Agent Klmrr II Wood of
the Colon Pacific has returned from an ex
tended villi over the system, Inquiring Into
tho situation of freight affairs, lie reports
freight conditions In the west briskly nctlvo
and business exceptionally good for this
period of the year.
"There Is an active demand for ears," ho
said, "on all tho road, and IndlcUlons are
thnt within a very short time, when the
usual fall movement of freight and grain
rotnes on, tho equipment of the different
toads will bo taxed to supply the demands.
"Nebraska's crop this year will assuredly
be an nvcrngo one. In tho eastern part of
tho state, whpro tho largo bulk of tho corn
is grown, thero was not such u dearth or
rain as there vn farther west, and even
though wrnin of the corn was damaged by
the heat beyond reparation It was but a
small percentage of tho total acreage. Tn.
day's rain will do n great deal of good In
tho way of strengthening and Invigorating
much corn which hns been In need of mois
ture, and tho crop will bo Increased as a
result of it."
At Iturllngton headquarters a close line
has been kept on the crop situation nnd re
potts that aro coming In now are even mors
encouraging thnn was believed after the
general and generous downpolir of a tew
weeks ago. Tho year's corn crop, Burling
ton freight men believe, will bo nbovo tho
average, and the gradp of the product will
make up any shortage that may exist.
1 $1.00 Quality New Dross Goods Remnants,
! 25c a Yard.
'40C MERCERIZED LININGS 15C YARD
Ui;i,l, KNOWN It A I Mill A D MAN DIP.S.
f. A. Mother of Lincoln Siirotiinln to
Attiick of .Ncmoux I'rnut rut Ion.
S. A. Moshor, general agent of tho North
western at Lincoln nnd a railroad mnn with
a wide acquaintance In Omaha, died
Wednesday at his homo In Lincoln. Me hnd
been sick for a number of weeks, his trouble
originally starting In nervous prostration,
and his death was not unexpected.
Mr. Mosher had been connected with tho
Northwestern lino for many years. Ho has
been located In Lincoln as general agent
for tho last flvo or six years, l'rlor to that
tlmo ho wns agent of tho Hlkhorn nt Hast
ings, ills denth Is generally deplored by his
wldo circle of railroad acquaintances In this
city. Mr. Mosher hns two sons, ono of
whom, Harmon Mosher, Is depot ticket
ngent of tho Northwestern at Sioux City,
going thero about a year ago from Omaha,
whero ho occupied a position with tho
Northwestern.
I'nrty OfT for Spirit I,nlp.
(pneral Western Agent Kred Nash nf the
Mllwaukeo left yesterday for Spirit Lake,
la., In company with a party of Omaha
friends. They occupied n prlvnto car and
their trip will bo purely ono of pleasure.
Tho party, which will return Saturday, con
sists of (5. W. Wattles, John S. Ilrndy. J. A.
Kvans, M. (J. I'erklns, Frank Murphy, B.
M. Morsmnn, H. W. Ynics, (i. A. Joslyn, W.
J. C. Kcnyon, Thomas Kllpntrlck, Euclid
Martin. W. J. Conncll, J. J. Dickey nnd J.
F. Wllhclmy.
It n 1 1 mm y Note nml I'rmomiln.
The Missouri I'aclllc took a speclnl train
load of picnickers to Weeping Water yes
terday. Land Commissioner T5. A. MeAUnster of
the Cnloii I'aclllc has returned from a
short ubsenco on business.
The rullroads of the state have ngreed
upon special rates for the state encamp
ment of Hip Nebraska National Ouard to
bn held nt Hastings the last of this month.
The two Omabn mllltla companies will at
tend tho encampment.
Two special trains came In from Fort
SnelllriK, Minn., via tho Illinois Central
Wednesday night and left for San Fran
cisco over tho t'nlon Pacific. Tho trains
were occupied by tho Eighth Infantry,
which has been ordered to tho Orient.
On account of the fusIonlstB" convention
of tho Fifth Nchraska district to bo held
at Holdrege, August 22, tho Burlington has
authorized a rate of one and one-third fare
from points In tho district. Tickets will
bo on sale tho dny preceding tho convention
and good for return passage until the day
followlnc.
EXAMINATIONS ARE NOW ON
IVneliers Tolllnp: llio County, ilupcr-liiti-mlont
of Seliools Wlint
They Know.
Urn ml Cloning Out Snip Minrt I'lcer
nml Olid nml llnil of llrcm IiooiIm,
Hlkn, Wnili tiooiln, While
Wood, t'ntton linoit! I, nor
AND IJMimoiDKUIKS.
$1.00 NBW DItESS GOODS, 25C YARD.
Today wo show for the first time
0,000 yards of new dress goods In early fall
styles. They are nil In lengths from 4 to
12 yards and aro all the new and latest
colorings. They are ono of tho most ex
ceptional bargains wp have over placed
Ion our bargain squares and go on sale to
I morrow at 25c a yard.
NBW DItESS GOODS ENDS, BO AND IOC.
I Today for tho first tlmo we will
, show a grand lot of Importer's sample
o.nds of dress goods, In black and colors, n
great many of them to match; go lu two
lots nt 1c and 10c.
NBW SILK REMNANTS, EC, IOC, 15C
nnd 2.-.C.
Another grand lot of silk remnants. In
lengths up to yard, go In lots, accord
ing to length, at 5c, 10c, 15c and 25e each.
S1LIC MOt'SSBLINB DE SOIE, 1C, 3C, 50.
Remnants of silk moussellne do sole that
match up, enabling a person to get enough
for a child's dresa or a hub's waist. Thu
remnants go, according to length, nt lr.
3c, 5c nnd 10c for an entire piece.
WASH GOODS REMNANTS 1C YARD.
10,000 yards of short remnants of all
kinds of organdies, dimities and summer
wash goods go at lc a yard.
1,000 yards of remnants jif denims, cre
tonnes, etc., go nt 5c a yard.
IOC MERCERIZED SATEENS. 150 YARD.
10,000 yards of plain black and colored
mercerized Henrietta saltcens, worth 40c
a yard, In long mill remnants, go at 15c n
yard.
Ono big counter of all klndn of corded
gingham remnants, worth 25c n yard, go
at ii',4o a yard.
10,000 yards of nil kinds of white goods
remnants, worth up to 10c a yard, In
stripes, plaids, dimities, etc., go at 5c a
yard.
10,000 yards 10-lnch fido India linen goat,
15c n yard.
, One big counter of remnants of 45-lnch
wldo dotted Swisses, go at 15c a yard.
All tho balnnco of tho remnants of our
flno organdies, lawns, dimities, etc, In long
mill remnants, go at 5c a yard, worth up
to 25c.
And hundreds of other remnants In tho
basament for tomorrow.
TAULB LINEN RKMNANTS.
Grand clearing sale of 1,000 remnants of
all kinds of tablo damask, bleached, un
bleached, red, cream, etc.. from V. to 3
yard lengths, at about ono-half tho regular
price.
BMDRIODERY AND LACE REMNANTS.
Remnants of all kinds nnd all widths of
embroideries and Inserting, worth regu
lar up to 25c a yard, In this sale at 3t4c
5c and 7c a yard.
25C LACES, 3V4C, EC AND "HC A YD.
All tho odd pieces and remnants of tho
finest wash laces and Inserting.1), In all
widths, worth up to 25c a yard, go In this
sale nt 3UC 6c nnd 7',4c a yard.
50C ALLOVERS AT 15C.
All the finest allover laco, embroidery
and tucking, In combination laco and em
broidery effects, worth up to 50c, In this
salo at 15c each.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. ICth nnd Douglas Sts.
Tho regular quarterly examination of ap
plicants for certificates to teach lu the
Douglas county schools la being held nt the
High school building and will oontinuo until
Saturday. Only twenty-five teachers began
tho oxamlnatlon this morning, but th
weather was so unfavorable that Superin
tendent E. J. Hodwell expects a larger at
tendance, tomorrow. Most of tho nppltcnnts
who havo already appeared are from Omaha
and teachers from other parts of tho county
will probably show up tomorrow.
On Monday tho Douglas county Teachers'
Institute begins Its session of ono week at
tho High school bulldlug. Last year's at
tendance wns 125, but Superintendent Hod-
well believes tho lnstituto will be more
largely attended this year. South Omaha
alono will send forty teachers.
BUILDING AN ORPHANAGE
DrnpniM'N' Anxoi'lntloii llri'i't Inu n
Home Whrrr l' I'lillilrrn Cmi
Hp t'nrt'il 1'iir.
The Immnnuel Deaconess' nssnelatlon Is
erecting n parsonage and an orphnnago ad
joining tho hospital of tho association on
Meredith avenue, nnd Thirty-fourth street.
Tho buildings will cost when comploto
about $10,000.
Tho orphnnago is a small building which
will accommodate fifty children, tho Idea
nf tho association being to havo smaller
bouses and caro for tho small unfortunates
ns th'out'h they wero nt homo. Thero will
bo nothing of tho "Institution" In this or
plmnnKo, the children becoming members
of ono family, not marked with uniforms
or bndgca. As tho demand Increases other
homes will bo built, but apart from other
buildings, tho Idea of tho superintendent
being to have no more children In a build
ing than can bo cared for by two deaconesses.
(inoil I'lnlilUK.
Spirit Lake, OkoroJI, Lake Washington,
Waseca, Eagle Lake, River Falls, Solon
Springs, Rice Lnke, lluyflold, Ashland, Gog
ebic, Watersmeut and numerous lakes near
St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Theso are nil good fishing places and aro
quickly nnd comfortably reached by the
North-Western lino.
Cheap rato excursions August 10-21, Sep
tember 7-21. Limit October 31. 1900. City
ticket olllce. 1401 and 1403 Farnara street.
Mothers endorse It, children like It, old
folks ufo It. Wo refer to Ono Mlnuto
Cough Cure. It will qulcl.ly euro all throat
and lung troubles.
MnniiliN to I lim- i'liool.
Tho four Masonic lodges of Omaha have
(i itn llfilll for loliit iiieptliisM to be held 111
iim MiihoiiIo lemnle n the evenings of
August Z nnd 21. Theso meetings will bo
under tho direction of liriind Custodian J
A Tiillevs nf lteil Cloud. This Is tho llrst
ntlcnint the Muhiiih nf Omaha havo over
imii,i in imlto In n Hchool or Instruction,
Tho four lodges have a memborHliln nf 1.20)
Hill will 1)0 lllliy repri -seiui'ii. ,u imn
.iii.iiu nr iMitprtnlnineiitH have Ixvii ur
ranged tn connection with the school, as
ih. wnrk of the various degrees will re
nulro every possible moment of tlmo and It
may lie found iuti'shiU) tn continue the
hchool for a third night-
High grade Iluckeyo Manufacturing com
pany bikes, ball and roller bearing and
mild rubber tiro, at cost to close out stock.
Call quick nnd get i bargain. Omaha Im
plrment Transfer Co. 1th nnd Jackson.
A (Jin ml Opportunity
To increnbo your knowledge of tho country,
Half faro to Chlccgo nnd return via "Tho
NnrtliW' stem Line." August 2i to 23. Good
Ill HM.NIiTON HOI TC.
f I .tin Lincoln nml Itrtiirn $I,1,,
Trains for Lincoln leave the nurllngton
station 8:40 a. m., 3.00 p. m., t:25 p. ni. and
0:30 p. m. Four going, four returning.
DAYLIGHT TIIAINS FOlt SPIK1T I, A HIS
OUolinJI and Arnold's 1'nrU,
The Chicago, Milwaukee 4: St. Paul rail
way company has ust placed In service
daylight trains between Omaha and Spirit
Lake, Okobojl and Arnold's Park. Going the
train leaves Omaha at 7:15 a, m. and ar
rives Splrt lake at 4:15 p. m. Returning
the train leaves Spirit Lake at 6:45 a. m.
and arrives Omaha 3:55 p. tn. This Is the
beet bcttIco that han yet been offered over
any one road. Round trip tickets, good re
turning until October 31, $10.70.
City ticket ofTlce. 1504 Farnam street.
F. A. NASH, General Western Agent
1504 Farnam Street, Omaha.
lirnml Army Iliicninpinr n t nt ClitcUK"
August 25 to 2S,
Half-fare tickets
Via
The Northwestern Line.
Speclnl cars
and
Accommodations.
1401 and 1403 Farnam St.
Samuel L. Morris of the Omaha police
forco says that ho had kldnoy troublo and
that no modlclno gavo him tho relief that
Cramer's Kidney Curo did. All druggists.
Ilnyileii'a I'lnnm, rinnin, 1'luinn,
Largo market basket fancy homo grown
plums, 10 pounds In basket, for 19c.
Fancy largo Mezzlna lomons, 15c dozen.
Largo fancy 3 crown layer figs, Ec pound,
HAYDBN I1ROS.
Read clothing and shoo sales.
CHICAGO AND ItlVI'l, ll.N' U2.75.
ClilenRo nml He turn 912.75.
On August 23, 2G, 27, 28 and 29 tho Chi
cago, Mllwaukeo & St Paul railway will
sell round-trip tickets Omaha to Chicago
for $12.75.
City ticket ofTlce, 1504 Farnam street.
F. A. NASH, General Western Agent.
Omaha Tent and Awning Co., tenta, awn
ings, canvas gcods. 1Kb &. Harney. Tel. SS3.
r tie iiiUKCTW mznm
SPECIALS.
Chicago and leturn, $12 75 August a to a.
Detroit and return, :'- mi-August 25 to 27.
Hot Springs and return, Jb.40 August IS, 21 nnd 25.
Denver, I
Colorado Springs. $19.00 August 19, 20 and 21.
Pueblo and return.. .
Olenwood nnd return, $31 'M August 21.
Salt Lako and return, $32.00- August 21.
Yellowstone Park and return, $47.50 Dally.
Yellowstono (Cinnabar nnd return, $.17.05 August 21.
Tlckot Otflcs,
1 502 Farnam St,
Tel. 260.
Burlington Station,
1 0th and Mason Sts
Tel. 128.
CLERKS MAKING UP TAX LIST
liMt of I'rnpprtlr on Wtili'h Tnxp
lime lli'poini. Itplliiiiui'iil Will
lip I'lililutiril In 'liluliiM-,
Several nddlllonnl clerks have been put
to work In the rounty treasurer's nfllcp
mnklug tip the delinquent tat list. It Is
expected thnt the list will bp ready re
publication the first week In October
After publication all property upon which
there aro delinquent taes will be offered
for public sale In November.
Recently the county commissioners made
a ruling reassessing property In South
Omaha for the years ISS9 to 1S!i7. ns Un
taxes levied had been declared Illegal by
reason of there having been but one as
sessor, when there shmild have bepti four,
ono for each ward, fly reason nf Mils de
cision of the courts all of the unpaid South
Omaha taxes for the years mentioned were
reassessed. Theso reassessed taxes will
not be advertised In October of this year,
although they havo been ndvertlsed for a
number of years past. Tho reassessment
virtually makes a new assessment nnd
wipes out nil accumulated Interest. These
reassessed taxes will, however, become
delinquent next May.
Sum in it HortA.
For a hook describing the cool, pleasant,
healthful nummcr reports of Wlsromln, sPu
ftted on the line of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Tnul Ry., addrewi or call on
F. A. NASH.
General Wtn'rrn Agent,
. curt on n charge if helng drunk and
!l.irdrrly Acting Police .ludge Learn, after
heiirlnu bis story, decided that he was prr
fei 1 1 Jiislltl.ible In objecting to ablutions In
pold u.itcr. hi he wns dUrkirsed.
1 1,, tr i i-
Tlqucttcs nn calo Ma "Tho Northwestern
Line" to Chli-ngo nnd return at H1.F
RATES, ugu.l 2;. to 2ii. good till September
! 1IH-1IH3 Farnam street.
NO DRUGS
Olijretnl to Hip Until.
,T. I.. Morgan applied at the Kurt Slrert
mission Wednesday night for Imlgina ll
bad the prlin, 5 rents, nnd wns willing lo
Invest It. but the clerk told hltn bf would
bnvo to take a bath lie-fore he wonM ho
permitted to retire. He objeeleil to llil ns
the water was coM, nnd ho was not a.
customed tn bathing with laundry nai
Yesterday he wns arraigned In police
No ,lrng. r,k ,iPKlt N-o ,, p
"n".''' ,Xn "'"""eni like laughter. So
,111. .11. In.- like mirth Ncluask.i Stores Ad
Tint s . rlrl t. hut wb.it do inn think
r-f S. h.i. i. r . H ire IVMlh" for ail kinds of
,111m-. is? '.,t hnitl.H. j,,t.; u Kll,OIIi 5,v
mt hum, $i '
.Njonnrn Talcum Powder r,.-
Cramer Kldm-v Ct'itp'
1 tn-1.. Sinn' Tolmccn ciirn'!!!
KMd.nP.,Vidsln.nn:1 Npr ''Ttmeni:
Har-Hen
A.laN Tablets ..
Dnan'M Kldnev Pills'
'iirtor'N Liver Pills
l'aini; h JVler ( oup..iiiid ' !
Pond m Kxlrin t
(lent Catarrh Cnrp
Hlrne Caiarrh Cure
OznmnlSloil
LlHti-rine
14c
7.V'
fillc
4"c
40c
4 i
fie
7'ic
40c
.".',(
6V
DKIJCdIST
S. W. ( or. Kltli nml CIiIphuii.
I
Soap I 14c per cake
Wo shnll place on sale tomorrow morning
5,000 cakes of toilet soap nt 5c per box. con
taining I cakes. This Is a chance of a life
tlmo to get a good toilet nonp. for a price
next to nothing. Boxes containing 1 gross.
$1.75.
Wo sell 50c Society Hyglcnequo Soap at
29c cake.
Wo sell 1711 White Roso Soap nt 12c cake.
Wo sell Woodbury's Facial Soap at ISc
cake.
We sell Packer's Tar Soap at 15c cake.
We sell Jap Roso Soap at 7c cake.
Wo sell Small Juvenile Snap at 5c cake.
Wo sell Pears' Cnscented Soap at 12c cake.
Wo sell Dig Har Imported Castile Soap,
at 35c.
Write for new catalogue.
Sherman &McConnell Drug Co
COR. ICTH AND DO 1X113, OMAHA.
Have you seen the
Bullard
Camera
This Is the latest magazine camera
mado nnd holds ns many ns IS plates,
4x5. without reloading-this Is a fold
ing lanura with pneumatic lolcase,
for
An Umbrella
Ait Umbrella held
over a lady with a
matt KCttittK all the
ruin drops from the
points, signifies court
ship. Kut when a man
keeps the lion's share of the article, and
Rives the lady lite droppings, it signifies
in a fringe.
7Y
if
Opens up a line line of ruin tlcfi'iultM's nl n vor.v low
price. All of them hnve pjiriigon f rumen, steel rods,
tiiituriil wood sticks some of them are priced so ,vou
ciin forget them, or, if some other feller gets them
.vou're not out ;i great amount. Some of them have
plain handles, some of them are mounted, some of the
mountings don't amount to much, but they are most
ly so you can tell if it's yours in a rush. They are
good for these hot days also, for the sun that shines
for us from its home !),". DOO.OOO inmiles away, can l.e
stopped six feel from the sidewalk by one of them
They're handy to get at, just inside our Fifteenth St.
entrance- half a dozen salesmen near by.
45c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50
Yo'e better ones if you want 'em.
$10.00
Poco Cumnriis from . ..$,'1.75 up
I'rcmo's from Si .00 up
We guarantee every Instrument.
Frco Instructions.
The Robert Dempster Co,,
( 1215 l-'arimiu St.
Films developed and finished. See
our plcturo frames.
W 0U WANT
QUICK AND PLEASANT TROP
be 5 ttrc
that your ticket reads over the
UNION PACIFIC
Two trains daily to Denver and Colorado Points.
Two trains daily to San Francisco and California
Points.
Three trains daily to Salt Lake City and Utah Points.
Two trains daily to Portland and North Pacific Coast
Points, with direct connections for Tacoma and
Seattle.
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES IN EFFECT.
City Ticket Office 1321 Faniiim St. Tel. 310.
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We Sell
Better Clothin
For less than any other house in Omaha
All men's, boys' and children's summer
clothing at half price and less, to make
room for one of the largest stocks of fall
and winter clothing ever shown in Omaha
Men's very finost Suits $22.."0, $20.00 and ?1S.00 (l ELf
Suits now at ipltV.tjPW
50c
$1.50
$4.50
$2.75
Men's Extra Fine Odd Pants
Selling
S Fine Shoes
FOR Sfi.85.
Fine Slippers for 98c.
Regular $3.50 and $4 Shoes
made for other dealers.
98c
$1.85
The greatest bargains ever offered in the latest style shoes.
Rig bargain tables, tilled with these fine shoes, assorted in sizes
for your easy selection.
Ladies' Fine $3.50 Vici Kid Shoe, $1.85.
Sill; tan shoes, made by Iloag. Heath & Co and Ilazen I. Good
rich iS: Co, for other dealers all sizes in both blacks and tans.
Men's Fine $4.00 Vici Kid Shoes, $1.85
Fine patent leather, welt shoes, in the latest, styles.
Ladies' Fine $2.00 Strap Slippers, 98c.
In patent leather and vici hid, hand turned soles, all sizes
CHILD'S FINE Toe VICI KID, II AND TTHNIOD STIIAP SLIP
PERS, .M0 CENTS.
In black or red kid sizes 2 to fi.
BROS.
A Great Sale on
Buo-ories
$1.2n Summer Coats
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$.1.00 Men's All Wool Serge Coats
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$8.50 Men's Fine Coats and Pants
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$n.00 Men's Coats and Pants
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Concords
Phaetons
Spring Wagons
Farm Wagons
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50.")0 Men's Finest Pants at $3.75
?r.00 Men's Kino Worsted Pants at $2.50
SJi.oO Men's Uluo Serge Pants at $1.75
Slo.00 Men's Suits at $7.50
$10.00 Men's Fine All Wool Suits at $4.75
i)."c Men's White Duck Pants at 45c
All Hoys' Washable Knee Pauls at 5c and 15c
oOc to ,:.."0 Washable Suits, fu boys' to II! years, at
25c, 50c, 75c nnd 9nc
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SELLING THE MOST CLOTH I NG l.N OMAHA.
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till September 30 returning.
