THE OSfATTA DATTV" I5T3E: mrDAV. ATOrST 1000.
BURCLAIl ALAU11 SAVES COINS
Attempt Made to Loot Byron Reed Collec
tion at Publio Library.
THIEF CAME VERY NEAR SUCCEEDING
roMrc PI ml Complete Kit of CrneUn
mini's Tool I" IH l'oii'""l"
mill ThlnU Tln lime mi'
I2x pert WorUrr.
A tmrgtar wns catiRht In the act of trying
to loot a caso of rare coln In the liyron
Hccrt collection nt the public library yester
day forenoon. Ho hal succeeded In sawing
the bolt nt n lock about half through, and
In five mlnutcB more the contents of the
case, allied at lf.000 would doubtless have
been in his possesion. Ho was appro
hended by Special Otllcer Charles Samuel
bod. detailed for duly nt tho library, who
held him until tho patrol wagon arrived.
At tho police station tho man gave the
name of l'rank Howe. He Is a stranger
to the police, but from tho fact tli.it sev
eral fine saw h and a good kit of burglars
tools wero found on his person It Is In
ferred that ho Is a dangerous erlmlna
nml that ho Is wanted for crimes committed
elsewhere. There Is every evidence that
ho Is no novlrc In tho business. Ho was
photographed, measured, weighed nnd de
scribed according to the rules of the lier
tllllon system nnd cards containing tho
data will be sent to all tho Important cltlca
of the country.
Howo Is apparently nbnut 41 years old. or
medium weight und stature and llorld com
plexion. Ho was dressed In tin ordinary
business suit and, withal. Is n man who
Mould nttrncl little attention on the street
or In a public building.
.m, .....rrlinnnlnn of Howe was the result
cf n system of burglnr nlarms In tho public
llhrnrv building. An ele"trlc current snort
.iuim.v in nnv of tho various rooms of
thn institution will cause n bell to ring oi.
tho desk of tho attendant and will nlto
f.nimd un n arm at tiro nnu pouco rem
station. Howe, It seems, didn't know this.
Tim lootlnc of tho coin caso looked Ilko a
KOft snan. Nothing but a frail pnno of gins
intervened between the treasure nnu ins
mercenary grasp, tho glass held tn pfaco b
n liehi wooden sash, which. In turn, was
fastened by two ordinary lorks such as aro
tivl on china cupboards. To nil appearances
a boy with n Jackkn.fo could pry up mo
, t.i- 1 .. ti.ni thn
.Ainu. .. , ... , ,
r"T " n'8r r in niii mnn ' 00 in a
I'HLII.'.J uioriii 'ii ... -
remote corner consulting tho 1862 flics
of tho I'hlladelpbla Press; the ntlcndnnt
rat nt her desk burled In a book. Thcro
was llttlo danger of Interruption.
No one noticed Howo ns ho entered.
Climbing the stnlrs lo tho Beeond floor, he
stepped noiselessly Into tho room on the
northenst corner, which Is devoted ex
clusively to tho liyron Heed collection of
coins, old newspapers nnd curiosities.
Shelter lllmielf Hehlml Cnlilnrtn.
A moment Inter ho had disappeared In
.....,. nnni.-nm .oriier of tho nnart-
ment whero several high cabinets Inter-
ii.wib ..... .
vened between him nnd tno niioniiani.
At this point is a caso containing some
of tho most highly prized coins gom, iuui 110 win mucin win iiunuiuu uiiu .0 .-.-.n,.,
hrnnzn In tho entire collection, pected In Omaha In a few days.
Mnnv of them nro of recent dato and could
bo passed today for inoir laco vmuu.
Othors moro raro havo taken on n valuo
. times their Intrinsic worth.
Tho wotlld-bo burglar, preparatory iu
tho work In hand, placed a largo nows-
paper fllo upon the cuso anil oiiencu 11.
This served n doublo purpose Tho edgo
nf thn tomo extended nbout six Inches over
the enso, thereby hiding his hands while Tho prosldcncy of McAllister college, lo
w,.r' liusv with tho lock underneath, catcd midway between Minneapolis and St.
Surprised at his work, ho would doubtless
havo boon deopiy engrosscu 111 ii-uumhi auuui 10 accept inai position wucn tno irus
from tho fllo. tce3 of tho Omaha seminary asked him to
Tim room wns nulot, but tno nno sicei
saw that ho Introduced Into tno cracit do-
fween tho lid and tho body or tno caso
mado a sound baroly louder than tho buzz
of a mosquito.
Tho boll rang on tho dealt 01 mo ni-
tendnnt.
At tho isamo Instant tho gong souniieu
nt tho telonhono stntlon. Central called
up pollca headquarters and said that some-
thing wns wrong nt tno pumic unrury.
Tho desk sorgennt In turn rang up the
nubile library nnd asked what was amiss.
Meanwhllo tho attendant in 1110 nyruu
iinoH mum hnil irono tho rounds of her do-
i n imir nf lnsnectlon. but saw
only nn old mnn reading n back number On September 10 ami 26 tho Chicago, Mll
. m.iin.ininl.ln Press and a blondo waukeo & St. Paul railway will sell tickets
gentleman over In the corner engrossed In
bound volume of tho llrokcn How Ad-
"ocate. It all looked eminently proper
nnd orderly Sho concluded that tno
nlnrm was falso.
Tim liiirirlar nlarms in
tho building have several times given a
falso signal. Sho returned to her desk
nnd resumed her book. Tho burglar re
sumed his saw
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Again ino gongs ciiiiiku.i. mm .......
n. uoncrni insneciioii nm 1111..... ...-"
Special Olllccr Samuelson was sent for. Ho
reasoned that ono of tho two men In tho
liyron Reed museum wns In mischief; tho
old man was out of tho question, ns nomine
of valuo was near him, so It must bo the
blondo mnn lu tho corner. Tho blondo man
was arrested.
Tho bin bound newspaper fllo
removed
from tho case, Samuelson had proof that
ho'd mado no mistake. On tho plush lining
Ihn Intnrlnr wns n tcaSDOOnflll Of HllO
nrtnf nml Iron Mines.
A mmnnnl Inter the Patrol wagon nrrlved:
a.. 1 ..tntlnn n.1,1 Ii A nuh
11c iiuihij ""
Two large cannons from tho Civil War
nro to bo melted nnd cast Into a statuo
representing pence, to bo placed In the
cnnltol. What a contrast between tho two
conditions aa great In a wny as tho change
Hostettor's Stomach Hitters will bring
nbout In the henlth of any ono who uses It.
Tho Hitters strengthens tho dlgestlvo or
gans nnd corrects alt dlsordors, such as
constipation, dyspepsia, torpid liver, or
weak kidneys. Try It.
tiooii rixiiinu,
Spirit Lake. Okobojl, Lake Washington,
Wnsecn, Kaglo Lake, River Falls, Solon
Springs, Rico Lake. Ilayfleld, Ashland, Gog-
eblc, Watersmuet and numorous lakes near
St. Paul and Minneapolis
They aro all good flablng places and nre
quickly and comfortably reached by the
Northwestern Lino.
Chenp rato excursions Augunt 21 and Sep
tember 7-21. Limit, October 31, 1000, City
ticket otllce, 1401 and 1403 Fnrnam street.
Stute l'atr nt Lincoln,
The state fair at Lincoln, Sopt. 3 to S In-
elusive, promises to bo tho most successful
ever held In Nebraska. Grounds and
buildings nre In excellent condition and
many nttractlvo exhibits aro already In
place. A spendld program of racing and
other attractions hns been arranged and
a record breaking attendance Is antici
pated. Reduced rates on nil rnllroads
will prevail during enttro woek.
Villi Clin !o To
Chicago and return for $12.75, Aug. 21
St. Paul and return for $12.(15.
Minneapolis and return for $13.65,
Mndleou Lake and return for $10.63.
to :j.
Duluth nnd return $16.95 Sent. 4, 7, IS, 21,
via the Illinois Central Railway.
Particulars at 1102 Farnnm street.
W. H. 11 HILL,
District Passenger AienU
CARRIERS GOING TO DETROIT
Men Who Mnnlptitnte Mnll tn Mnkr
Jlerr In .MIcIiIkiiii' Me
tropolis. Tho delegates from the Omaha Letter Car
riers' association to tho national conven
tion will leave Saturday evening for De
troit, Mich., where the convention will bo
held September 4. Tho delegation Is com
posed of Fred Jorgensen, Henry Leh
mann and N. Lundbcrg.
Detroit Is making active preparations for
the entertainment of tho visiting delega
tions. September 3 Is Labor Day, and It
will bo made memorable In the Michigan
city by one of tho largest parades of lot
ter carriers ever held In tho United States.
The postmaster gcnoral will review the
parade nnd will speak on Tuesday evening.
Tho Now York letter carriers' band will be
present during the entire proceedings.
Tho Chlcngo postmaster will attend and
with him will come 1,200 carriers who will
take part In tho parade. Tho local associa
tion will entertain the delegates on Labor
day and for this purpose n fund of 110,000
hns been raised.
The business of tho convention will
principally relate to the status of tho car
riers under tho laws of tho country, and an
attempt will be made to decide upon some
plan which will Insure tho passage of a
bill readjusting tho wages of tho carriers.
The matter of nfllll.itlon with tho Ameri
can KedoMtlon of Labor will be decided.
One of the most Importnnt measures to bo
r-onsldereil Is that looking townrd a law
granting n pension to letter carriers who
aro retired from tho service because of
old ago or Injuries received In the lino
of duty.
WlnilltiK I'll llimlitew In Otiinhn.
Kxtra special sale Friday and Saturdny.
Hovh' school shoes, 3flc, 40c, 50c and up
to $1.38,
Misses' shoes, 10c, 20c, 30c, and up to
11.20.
Children's Bhocs, 12c, ISc. 2Sc, 30c, 10c
ladles" shoos. Queen Quality, all size,
nn,i gtyiCs. 11.80.
initios' shoes, broken lines, $5.00 nnd
5,00 shoes, $1.38 and $1.08
Men's shoes, broken lines, $3.50 shoes,
including Regents, $i.cn
joo pairs ladles' oxfords, $2.00 and $2.50
uiai. Halo price COc.
y00 nara ladles' oxfords, vnlucs up to
si.r.0. go at 29c
Ladies' oxfords, values up to $3.00, $1.18,
sniu Friday and Saturdny
"TUB IIOWU,"
1515 Douglas St.
Wanted, first-class, experienced salesman
in llrPBS cnods department. J. L. llrnndcls
Sons, proprietors Hoston Store. Omaha,
Sample table sale, Orchard & Wllhclm Car
pet Co.
HARSHA'S SUCCESSOR CHOSEN
Dr.
Dnnlel H. .leiiklnn Hlccteil I'ro
fcNHiir of TheoloK)- In the
Oinnliii iieiiiliuirj-.
nr. Daniel K. Jenkins, former president
of Parsons collego at Fairfield, la., has been
elected professor of theology in tno rrcs-
bytcrlan Theological seminary to fill the
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kuuu luimuir urm ui ... ... ""
no nas noiiucu mo trustees 01 wie Bumm... j
Although n young man, Dr. Jenkins Is a
prominent euuuuur. r.iur jtimhb asu uu f
cepted tho presidency of Parsons college, one
of tho best known Presbyterian colleges In
1110 west, nnu proven iu ira u vurjr uaimuic
executive, rrovious 10 coming 10 iowa ur.
j 011 Kins prcacucu in rennsyivania. no re
eclved his theological training at Prlncetoi
seminary.
Paul, was offered to Dr. Jenkins nnd ho wa
como Hero. Ho prefers learning to tile work
required of n college president and immcdl
atcly ncccptcu tno umann position.
Tho vrolf In the fable put on sheep's
clothing because If he traveled on his own
reputation ho couldn't nccompllsh his pur
po80. Counterfeiters of DoWltt's Witch
Hazel Salve couldn't sell their worthless
palvcs on their merits, so they put them in
doxcs ana wrappers iiko ucwitt's. look
out for them. Take only DeWItt's Witch
Hazel Salvo, It cures piles nnd all skin
qiscnscs
" 'ore IM111 M'J.OO.
from Omaha to any point on Its lines In
a. MnneBota. Illinois, Wisconsin and
'onlnsular Mich gan at one faro plus $2
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F. A. NASH,
Oeneral Western Agent.
Mnmmrr Ttrnorta.
1?.." t. hnnlr 1.rlh!n r thr pnnl nlniaonl
0 ' ' 1
ncaithful summer resorts of Wisconsin, situ
atcd on the line of tho Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Ry., address or call on
F. A. NASH.
Ooneral Western Agent,
1504 Farnnm strort, Omaha
S. Frank, 1305 Douglas St., says you havo
no Idea how well I feel slnco using 2 bottles
of Cramer's Kidney cure. My trouble was
with my kidneys. Can recommend It to all
Tnko no other,
umnun leni ana Awning , lenis. awn
mgfl. canvas bouub, iiiu nurnpy
Orchard & WHhelm Carpet Co., sample
tnbj0 gaic.
TOE 11MLINCT1N STMIN
Colorado in September
September Is the ple.isantest month In the Colo
rado year. , ,
The days are bright, but not enervating. The nights
are cool.
The summer's mnd rush Is over nnd for $2.00 to
$3.00 a day you can securo ns good accommodations as
for twic. that much earlier tn the season.
Two more excursions to Colorado via th Iturllns
ton September 4 und IS 510 for the round trip to
Denver. Colorado Springs and Pueblo.
Correspondingly low rates to Glenwood, Salt Lake
uuy nnu uguen,
Ticket omo,
1502 Farnam St.
Toi. aao.
BOSTON STORE REMNANTS
Qrtind Lot 1 1-4 Yard Strips of Black
Silks that Match,
$2.50 SILKS, 50C, 69C AND 98C A YARD
An Iniineime Lot of Cloths from n Vftt
1 orU (iimIoiii 'In 1 1 ii r In MiirIc
mill Double Widths on
Snip nt .'.tic Vnril,
Hi YARD HLACK SILK STIllrS.
Today In our silk department we
will ofler 500 strips of black silk In pcau
do sole, satin, black Ltixors, etc., nil In
lengths of l',i yard, enough of a kind for a
skirt, waist or entire dress. They match
up and nro perfect. They go on sale at
50c, 6'Jc and 98c yard, worth up to $2.50
yard.
$1.00 SILKS 25C AND 50C.
Your choice of any remnant or short
length of silks in wnlst lengths or dress
lengths, silks of every description that we
hnvo been selling up to $1.00 yard, go at
25c and COc yard.
Kvcry short piece or sample end of silk
has been reduced to 2c, 5c, 10c, 15c and 25c
for entire length.
$2.00 IMPORTED CLOTHS, 50O.
Thousands of ynrds of Imported cloths
lu Kngllsh stripes, worsteds, serges, fancy
cheviots, casslinores, Scotch tweeds, plaids
and, checks, covert cloths nnd homespuns,
In fact everything from a confploto high
class tailoring establishment In lengths
from 114 to 10 yards, go on salo tomorrow,
all tho single width goods nt 60c yard,
and all the doublo width goods ut 75c yard.
SILK MOUSSHLIN DR SOIK 10 and 3C.
To close out tho balaneo of tho silk
mousselln do sole that wo havo been sell
ing nt 50c, they go In our basement to
day at lc, 3c, Ec, nnd 10c each, accord
morrow at lc, 3c, 6c und 10c each, accord
ing to length.
DItKSS OOODS RKMNANTS, 10C.
To closo out all tho Imported sample
ends of dress goods we glvo you tho choice
of all tho long pieces that match nt 10c
each.
$1.00 DRHSS OOODS. 25C YARD.
All tho dress lengths, skirt lengths and
waists lcngthn, In double fold dress goods
that havo accumulated In tho past two
months, go on bargain square nt 25c yard.
25c INSERTION'S lc, 2c KACH.
All tho remnants, short ends and sample
pieces of Insertion, worth up to 25c, In this
salo tomorrow ut lc nnd 2c each.
RKMNANTS IN TI1K IIASKMENT.
All tho balance of tho Hhort romnnnts
of all kinds of lnwns, dimities, orgnndlcs,
piques, etc., go at lc yd.
All tho balnnco of tho short remnants
and odd pieces of fine organelles, dimities,
piques, etc., that were worth up to 40c, go
at 2c yd.
All tho American shirting print remnants,
2'c yd.
All tho Indigo bluo remnants, 4c yd.
All tho 32-Inch wldo percale remnants,
5c yd.
All the 36-lnch wide best percalo rem
nants, 6'ic yd.
All tho Scotch gingham remnants, Cc
yd.
All tho flno, fnncy white goods remnants,
84c yd.
All tho 40-inch very One India linen rem
nants, 15c yd.
All tho flno mercerized sateen remnants,
15c yd.
All the black hcnrlettn sateen tn mill
remnants, worth 25c, go at 6c yd.
All tho drapery sateen remnants, 7c yd.
All tho dcnlm and drapery ticking rem
nants, 10c yd, worth 40c.
And hundreds of other mill remnants In
tho basement today.
110STON STORK, OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
DAVI.M1HT TllAINft I'OH KPIHIT AICK,
OkolinJI I od Arnnld'n I'nrlf.
The Chlcngo, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail
way Company has Just placed In service
daylight trains between Omaha and Spirit
Lake, okobojl and Arnold's Park. Going the
train leaven Omaha at 7:15 a. m. and ar
rives Spirit Lake at 4:15 p. m. Returning
the train leaves Spirit Lake nt 6:45 a. m.
and arrive Omaha 3:55 p. m. This Is the
beat service that has yet been offered over
any one road. Round trip tickets, good ro
turning until October 31, $10.70.
City ticket ofllce, 1604 Fnrnam street.
P. A. NASH. General Western Agent,
We Save You Money.
Some advertised medicines on which
wo savo you money.
Trut Our Cut
Morrow's Kld-ue-nlds $ f,0 $ 30
noait's Kidney pills 50
Moore's DlKcster. nound
AJax Tablets CO
Allegretti & Rubel's Chocolates,
pounil
Ilnv's Hair Health fin
Sloeum's Ozojell fO
Cnsciirots W)
Tnrrnnt'H Seltzer Aperient 60
tiovinine, largo size 1 u)
rnlrchlld'H Pept. Milk Powder., loo
Ilrotno-Seltzcr 50
llobb'fi Sparagus Pills R)
Stenrn's WIno Cod Liver Oil.... 1 00
Seott's Emulsion 1 10
Wampolo's Mixture Cod Liver
OH 1 01
Fellow's Syrup l!ypopnophltos.. 1 50
nix Tonic Tablets 50
Urown's Camphorated Tooth
Powder 25
OhnmUerlnin's Cough Syrup a
Cudnhy's Extract Heef 5'
7".
1 25
40
20
20
40
Cnstorla 3a Zi
Sherman & McConnell DrugGo
COR. 16TII AND DODOE, OMAHA.
Laboratory nnd Warehouse rear 1st, 2nd
and 3rd floors 1513 Dodgo street.
Pi
Burllnaton S
tstlon, I
son Sts.
10th and Maso
Tel. 2
15, tft, :t. (imoiii) this tt.ro.
ToiIiij- the .Sceonil !"' of of tsrentent
Oxford Tip Mile liver Held.
AT BOSTON STORK. OMAHA
$5.00 OXFORD TIES OO AT $1.50.
$4.00 OXFORD TIES (10 AT 1 1.5ft.
$3.00 OXFORD TIES OO AT M 50.
$2.50 OXFORD TIES OO AT $1.59.
$2.00 OXFORD TIES OO AT $1 50. '
Most extraordinary salo of finest oxford ;
ties that money will purchase In black, tans, !
patent leather, In mllltnry heel, French
heel, tho mannish toe. coin toe, half man-1
nlsh toe, with light solo or with heavy sole.
In hand turns nnd hand welts, In every
width from AAA to HE, and In every size'
from 2 to 8, In almost every stylo thnt Is 1
worn this summer.
No matter what you have been In Him
habit of paying for your oxford ties, ou
ran get tho samo oxford tic In this sale for
$1.60. Thcro nro fully 10.000 pair, enough 1
to suit everybody, choice, $1.50.
All these oxford ties nro In their nrlglna:
cases, Just us they came In from tho fac
tory. HOSTON STORE. OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sti.
PnlntliiK n ItiiKgeil ('oniileron,
If tho women of Omaha wn. 1 quit
painting n ragged complexion- if they
would throw away powders, f,i"o washes,
lotions, creams, etc., nnd stop wnsting
money on fakes, half the drug stores In
town would soon go out of business
You can't paint out a yellow onmpcxioti
or wasn away p Implex Such things mean
bad blood, poor health. What you
want is a common sense treatment
nature's remedy. Tho new Renstrom
treatment gcta right nt the found
ation of n ragged complexion und
knocks tho props from under it.
Proper bathing, massage treatment and
electricity will do the work. It will
glvo -oii n new lenso of llfo and youth.
It means health and beauty. It will re
duco your weight If you nro too stout and
you won't havo to starve or walk yourself
to death cither. It cures rheumatism nnd
nervous trouble nnd tones up the entire
system with now vigor nnd vitality.
Ladles' Hathcry, second floor. Hen bluldlnr.
Experienced women lu charge. For ladles
only.
A N 0T H eTTf ACTOR Yl N SIGHT
Inventor of n IMitent Corn lltinl.cr
Mny lleelde to l.oente II In
AVnrU In Oiitiihn.
Considerable Interest Is being taken by
somo of tho progressive business and Im
plement men of Omnlia In a project to so
euro tho establishment horp of n factory
for tho manufacture of a patent corn
husker. There Is n gentleman now In
Omaha who claims to havo Invented 11
machlno which can bo drawn through 11
cornfield, gathering nnd husking nn nero
of corn nn hour. Somo of hln mnchlnt'B
havo been manufactured nnd nre In opera
tion, but not, It seems, within the corn belt.
The UNION
OMAHA TO SALT LAKE CITY
Ten hours quicker than any other line.
OMAHA TO SAN FRANCISCO
Fifteen hours quicker than any other line.
OMAHA TO PORTLAND
Fifteen hours quicker than any other line,
Buffet Smoking nnd Library Cars, with Barber Shop nnd Pleasant Read
ing Rooms. Doublo Drawing Rook Falsco Sleepers. Dining Cars, Meals n la
Carte. I'lntsch Light.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 Farnam St. Tel. 316.
HAYDEHs iast CALL ON
SUMMER CLOTHING
All mou's light weight spring and summer suits, worth
from 7. 50 to $25, on salo to close Friday nnd A M
Saturday at $12.50, $7.50 and
All our men's odd trousers,
go on sale to closo at $3.75, $2.50 and
Children's Fine Vestee Suits
In light and medium weights, serges and fine worsteds,
regularly worth from $3.50 to $6. 50 -j TGJ
sizes 3 to 8, on salo now at $3.75 and $2.75 and 1. jf O
Boys' Three-Piece Double Breasted
Knee Pants Suits
In light and medium weight cassimeres, cheviots and
worsteds, $2.75 to $7, 50 values - SLf
iu this salo at only $2.75, $2.50 and LOU
Boys' Odd Knee Pants
From tho W. B. Rosenthal stock, mostly large sizes
from 10 to 1(5, all wool cassimeres, cheviots and
also worsteds,, worth up to $1.50, now 75c, 50c and
Last Call on Men's and Boys' Fine Un
lined Coats and Serges.
Alpaca, drap d'ole and worsted at less than half price
for tho next two days. All our men's summer coats and
pants, worth up to $10 A 6S
vnnr nlininn nf nil at
j ...
If It Ij ascertained thnt he has a machine
that will do that work successfully It Is
beyond question that he will recelrc all
tho encouragement needed to secure his
location of n factory In Omaha. A leading
Omaha Implement man, who Is looking Into
the subject, says that there would be n
more ready sale for such 0 machlno than
of nny other farm Implement.
Everybody Was Pleased
who went on the excursion to Seward
Wednesday. While it wns not us largo n
erowil hh was expected, everybody wns
pleased. Seward Is u pretty little town
nml ltn population Is made up of "hustlers "
They "gi t there with both feet" when It
I'.iine.i to "entertaining."
Cromer's Kidney Cure T5o
nurfy si Mnlt Whiskey o
WI110 of Curdul 7oc
Hroino Quinine 15c
H. S S 75c
Syrup of Figs 300
Perunn 7so
Cnstorln i&c
Hlrney Cntnrrh Powder
Oem Catarrh Powder X10
AVer's J Til I r Vigor 75"
Pierce's Prescription vac
Cutlcuru flonp i c
Packer's Tnr Soap 15e
Har-llcn 4"f
AJax Tablets 402
1 doz. 2-;;r.iln Quinine Cnpulcs Tc
1 doz 3-gr.iln Quinine rnpsules 10c
1 dozen 6-grntn Quinine Capsules. 15c
CUT PUICK
DKIKKJIST
h. H. Cut-. J'llli nml Chlenso.
Get One For The
Street Fair.
Tho Knights of Ak-Sar-Reu nre go.
Iiik to make the city mure attractive
than oer this year. Oet a
Kodak or Camera
nnd make y. ur own souvenirs Wo
have a beautiful $10 on poor, f 'inner.
for All Hip into r nurUien .it
the photographic Hue. If you wnit 11
pli'ttirc frumo see ours before buying.
The Robert Dempster Go.,
1215 Furniim St.
j G Developing and printing a specialty.
! itfkk
Tims is tasy.
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There are good shoc3 sold in Omaha outside Tho
Nobraska. We simply sell tho best cheaper.
Our Men's $2.50 Shoes,
Come in Box Calf,
Come in Vici Kid,
Come in Russia Calf.
Blacks or tans, with and without vesting tops. You
can't go wrong when you come hero for your shoes.
500 Cloth Bound Books, !0c Each.
5000 Elegant Cook Books, at 20c Each
$1.35 Copyright Books, ISc
This is lot of Captain W. King's l S. A. host novels, worth
$1.3:1, for 1 "a.
$l.5C'ToKayean(loHol(i;89c
Thursday at the TCoyrl Theater, will bo tho first night of the
"King's Ward," which is the dramatdized version of this book.
"To Have and to Hold," on sale now 89c.
15c Box Stationery - 4ic
25c Box Stationery 12ic
50c Box Stationery 25c
An odd lot of 25c to $1.00 stationery at. 10c, ISc and 25c.
SPECIAL SALE ON BIBLES.
We do the finest card ongiaving in the city. Prices about
one half. Wcddding cards a specialty.
AGreat Sale
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$3S Uuys a Nico Top Buepy,
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WRITIS FOK IMUCFS AND TERMS,
H. E. Fredrickson, I
15th and Dodge
SpeakiitK of Watch Repairing
TliPio I.h in) nicillum In wutcli roimlrlnB
It Ih vcrv K'i'i'l vory bail. Wc employ
only brut workmen mid pay living wukoh.
l.ouvo our wntoli with un for repairs.
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LINDSAY, THE JEWELER,
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KINGSFORD'
"SILVER GLOSS'"
STARCH FOR LAUNDRY.
Has been constantly USED BY MILLIONS
all over tho world FOR FIFTY YEARS.
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