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TIIE OMAITA DAILY TiEE: T TTTT T? S3") A. Y , .NO V EM HUH L'!, 15)00.
TEACHERS BECOME STUDENTS
Om&ha Educators Will Bo Well Bepresonted
at Lincoln Meeting.
NUMBER OF EMINENT SPEAKERS PRESENT
I'ruKrnm li Mostly Filled, However,
by XelirnoLnii Who Are
BlH-clnllst In Their
Jt, Linen f Worlt.
Omaha and South Omaha tcachors will
lo well represented on tho program of tho
thirty-fifth annual motlng of the Nebraska
Btato Teachers' association, held at Lin
coln Decembor 26, 27 und 28. Special at
tractions liavo been secured for cuch of tho
threo nights Tho Krneat Gamble Concort
company will bo heatd tho Oral night. Dr.
E. llenjamln Andrews will speak thn night
of December 27, and He v. Newell DwlRht
mills, pastor of Plymouth church,
HrooUlyn, will address tho association tho
closing night.
Dr. II. A. Sentcr of Omaha will report
to the Physical Sclouce section on experi
ments and BUpplIea for laboratories, and
Miss Eva O'Sulllvan of South Omaha will
discuss tho quojtlon, "Should Laboratory
and Toxt Book Work Ilcgln Simultan
eously?" In tho ktndorgartcn section Mls3
M. L. Lewis of Omaha will read a paper
on "After tho Kindergarten, What?" and
Mrs. Harriot Heller of Omaha will lead the
round table, dtecussloa In this section. Miss
Mary Sullivan of Omaha will rcud a paper
to literature teachers on "Co-Ordluatlon of
Writing and Heading." In the Latin sec
tion J. Irving Heed of tho Omaha High
bchool will discuss "Latin of tho Second
Year."
Dr. S. H. Towno of Omaha will address
tho physical culture teachers concerning tho
hygienic Inspection of schools and pupils
and Miss Helen Woodstnall of Omaha will
read n paper on "Tho I'laco of Hcurcatlvo
Work In Physical Culturo for Children."
Tho primary section will bo addressed by
Suporlntendont II. K. Wolfe of South
Omaha on "Discipline In Primary Orades."
Mlsa Ucsslc Snyder of Omaha will present
a paper to the high school section on "Of
What Should a Four Years' Latin Courso
Consist?"
NeliruNlmnn (ilvcn Preference.
Moro than 200 names appear on tho pro
gram of tho association and all are Ne
braska men and women with flvo or six ex
ceptions. Preuldcnt I). B. Perry of Doano
collcgo, who Is presldont of tho association,
Is an educational pioneer In Nebraska, hav
ing beon In tho stato for nearly thirty
years. Ho has a personal acquaintance
with all the leading educators In tho stato
and ho and his assistants have not deemed
it necessary to go outsldo tho stato to mako
up a creditable program.
Mombers of tho Nebraska library sec
tion aro particularly Interested In an ad
dress which Johnson Brigham, tho Iowa
stuto librarian, will deliver on "What a
Library Commission Can Do for Nobraska."
Mr. Brigham was largely Instrumental In
securing n library commission for Iowa and
has for several years been engagod In
bringing all parts of tho stato Into touch
with tho work by meana of circulating
libraries.
Iliiyilen llriiN.
Tho big store will closo at noon Thanks
giving day. Do your buying early.
IIAYDEN BHOS.
Head announcement of big shoo sale on
this pa go.
EDGERLY SUCCEEDS SHARPE
Jlnjor of Seventh Infantry "Who
Served with I.ec in Ilnvunu la
Anttlurned to OuihIiiu
Word has been rccelvod at nrmy head
quarters that Major WlnUold S. Edgerly of
tho Seventh cavalry has been assigned to
tho position of Inspector general of tho De
partment of tho Missouri, to succeed Major
A. C. Sbnrpo, recontly appointed Inspector
general of tho Department of Colorado and
of tho Missouri. Major Shnrpo will retain
tho former position. Major Kdgerly la n
natlvo of New Ilampshlro and a graduato
of tho military academy In 1S70. Ho en
tered tho Seventh cavalry as second lieu
tenant, later belug nssigned to tho Sixth
cavalry and moro recently returned to tho
Seventh. During tho Spanish war ho was
nontenant colonel and Inspector gcneial of
volunteers. Ho was on tho staff of Gen
eral Leo as inspector gonernl of tho De
partment of Havana nt tho time that de
partment wnB discontinued.
Colonel Hathaway has returned from a
trip over tho department which Included
tin Inspection of Jefferson Barrncks, tho
Arcadia rifle rango, Fort HUey and Fort
Leavenworth.
Veterinarian John Ernest of Leaven
worth, Kan., lias reported to the quarter
master for assignment to Manila. He
leaves for San Francisco Saturday.
VAlm "Welcome Kviilted ltuler.
Jerome II. Fisher, grnnd exulted ruler of
tho order of Klks, has informed Gcorgo II,
Cronk of this city that ho will nriivo In
Omaha on Saturday morning next for the
purposo of participating In tho memorial
service at the Orphoum theater noxt Hun
day forenoon nt 10:0 o'clock, A banquet
will bo tendered him, to take placo nt tho
Millard hotel nt 7 o clock Saturday even
ing, on which occasion he will meet
prominent KlkH of Omaha and Council
Bluffs lodges.
f 1-1.75 CHIOAtSO AMI HliTtJllN-$1 1,7.1
Via ChlriiRO, Milirnukce X St. I'uul Ity
On November 30 and Decembor 1, tho
Chicago, Mtlwnukce and St. Paul railway
will soli round trip tickets, Omaha to Chi
cago, for JH.25. Tho tickets aro limited to
Docomtor 10. City Ticket ofllco, lfiOl Far
nam strcot. F. A. NASH,
General Western Agent.
Union A'eterun' Hrputillenn C'lul),
negular meeting at Red Men's hall, Con
tinental block, Saturday evening, Decem
bor 1, 1P00, at 8 o'clock. Important bus
iness. Let all attend.
WINFIELD S. STHAWN, President.
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Your Thanksgiving Guest
!
Will admire tho benutv and eonven.
i lenco of your up-to-date bath room(
wnen wo navo mieu it tin wmi ex.
1 jpo L'il plumbing, porcelain tub, etc.
There Is absolutely no chance for lurk-
;
!
ing uiscaso germs wnore exposeclf
plumbing, put In scicntlllcnlly as v;o,
do in an expert manner. Is In vour
) noma, wo nro masters or me piumn- (
. Inir trado unit do all kinds of nlumb. ,
mi?, steam ana gas lining at reason-
auie riuc.1
Free 6t Black.
Phone. 1010 1800 Furnuini
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BANQUET IN NEW QUARTERS
.Inti-Roiilnn Club lntieft Invltntlonn
for Annual I Vint in More
CotiuitodlotiM Huoni.
Despite their recent reverses, tho dem
ocratic cohorts of tho Jacksonlan club got
together In goodly numbers Tuesday night
and decided to movo into more convenient
and commodious quarters, The club's pres
ent rooms at 1818 Harney strcot were pro
nounced out of the beaten path of democ
racy nnd It was finally decided to trek over
to and down Farnam street to No. 1417,
where tho sucend and third floors of tho
Maul block have been leased for the futuro
rendezvous of tho Jacleoonlnns.
Arrangements are well tinder way for tho
tenth ennual banquot of the club, which
occurs on Jnnuary 8. An effort Is being
made to bring the Sago of Wolfert's Boost
to Omaha for this occasion, It being tho
evident belief of the Jacksonlatis that the
former Ne,w York aerator Is tho real
prophet of tho democracy at this post-
lection date. If Srnutor Hill cannot bo
Induced to favor the club another Now
Yorker, In tho person of Mayor James K.
McOuIre of Syracuse, will be asked to ex
plodo tho oratorical pyrotcchn!c3. Mayor
Mctlulro, nlthnugh but 32 years old, has
Ihrlco been elected tho chief exccutlvo of
hlj city, he was chairman of tho state dem
ocratic executive commlttco In the recent
tninpnlgn and enjoys an oratorical reputa
tion that reaches far beyond tho limits of
Onondaga county. Among tho lesser lights
booked for tho Jacksonlnn feast aro Gov
ernor Beckham of Kentucky and tho un
limited J. Ham Lewis of Washington.
Both of theso gentlemen havo already ac
cepted invitations.
Voting Context.
Cm, Dtmcnti, -IliiO Harney St . ..1"." t
lloriinril lion!., until N. 1 Ith. . . .HT.CTT
l-.a .Iiinu-xoii, :il!M IVuiikllji St . . IM.tllll
Hurl IfevliiN. '2722 Ilonnrd St . .l!7,3Ntl
AV. II. Ite ik.I.Ih. IliiMthiK". .l. . IT.lOSt
I. . ('. "Wood, '1'i'ltaniali, A'rli. . , IR.7SI
.lolin HiivH, 1R1M S. lit! 10,11!).'
Will A. Ilruu M, I'llll. rli.li ApIi.. !,!IIMI
Dvtlcclit ( rnnicr, ISM!! .liieknon. . 7,ul!l
.1. i:. Miller, uiti.i x. urth St.... 7,o:s::
Boss Morgan, Grand Island, Neb.. C.037
F. A, Decker, Council Bluffs, la 6,203
B. 13, Mullor, Fisher & Lawrlo E.205
F, Bcnzlng, Grand Island, Neb 4,820
II. L. Cassell, 2230 Meredith avo.... 4.C75
Robert Hlsdon, 1819 Plnkney street.. 4.4CS
J. W. Mulr. Omaha Mnchtno works 4,376
Watson B. Perkins, E. E, Bruco &. Co. 3,856
William Kocher, 2C21 Parker streot. .3,691
Emery Smith, 213 No. ICth streot.. 3,31.')
John C. Allen, 2220 Chicago street.... 3.1S3
John Best, CCS So. 27th street 2,493
Albert Scsscman, Murray hotel 2,135
II. C. VuuAvery, 1008 Capitol avo.... 2,347
F. H, Holbrook, 1108 Harney Btreet.. 2,255
John Hnynes, Dewoy & Stone 2,033
W E. Hatch, 1919 Spencer street.. 1,745
F. W. Dartllng, Nebraska City. Ntb. 1,233
John Furbush, lfilS No.. 16th streot.. 1,120
Lawrenco Williams, Council Bluffs.. 1,090
Charles D. Colo, box 9C3, Omaha.. 1,106
,. J. VanAntwerp, Lodl, Neb 670
J. W. Woods, Council Bluffs, la 670
Blnncho Wlggs, Millard hptol 4S5
Emma Hood, Tclcphono Exchange.. 333
Daisy Hickman, Bennett's Dept. Storo 331
Theo Schultz, 2021 Howard street.... 323
Carl Houch, lioa So. 27th Btreet 321
Winifred Llnlngcr, 1711 So. 9th street 243
H. H. Kortlnng, 1723 So. 16th street 199
Geo. L. Fisher, U. P. Supply houso 172
Henry Majors, Grotnn, Neb 82
W. E. Goodman, Tclcphono building 1C
TltA.NKSHI VI.VO MAY.
Remember the Poor of Oar City.
During the reorganization of the Asso
ciated Charities donations of clothing and
provisions will bo thankfully received at
tho Dean Gardner Memorial Parish house,
corner of Eighteenth and Capitol avenuo,
an Tuesday and Wednesday next. Tele
phone 1663 or drop a postal card to the
Associated Charities, 113 north Eighteenth
street, and a wagon will call.
iio.MUsumcrcits' tickiots
Via Hock IhIiiiiiI Ilontc
On sale Tuesday, December 4, to points In
southern and western Knnsas, Oklahoma,
Indian Territory, Texas, Arizona, Colo
rado, Utah, Idaho, Oregon nnd Washington.
For full lnfotmntlon cnll at city ticket
ofllce, 1323 Farnam street.
Christmas Buyers
To avoid the usual holiday rush we
offer tho following discount on all
pianos sold beforo December 22;
New Pianos, 30 Per Gent.
Used Pianos, 15 Per Gent.
STEIN WAY, STECK, A. B. CHASE,
IVERS & POND, VOSE, EMERSON.
STEGER, PACKARD and STCOER PI
ANOS to select from.
A small deposit will reserve your
plnno for Christmas delivery. Somo
unusual bargains;
Fhnnv llnricrht. nnlv tlin
Rosewood Square, Only -. - - S 50 1
Special New Upright, only- - $ 145
Organs $15 and up
We sell on easy monthly payments
and glvo a fluo stool and scarf freo
with each piano. Now pianos for
rent. Fine tuning and repairing.
T . , 1 V. .w, IdOf T l'-1 .
iOIVJillVHV 1V.U, IWHO IUI UatillllgUeS j
nml nrlres nr nnv nu n vlclf nf I n M
epectlon.
SELF-PLAYING PIANOLA
Solil on Unny I'nytuentM.
SCHMOLLER k MUELLER.
I The Old Reliable Piano House,
1313 I'ariinm St., Oiualia.
037 Hroadway, Ct). IlIufTs
I otice to l
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EXPERTS TALK REAL ESTATE
UxelinnRP Adda to It KnoiTlriliie of
I'lilillc nnd l'rlvntc (MmrrNlilp
of Wnter WorUn.
At tho regular weekly meeting of the
Real Estatecxclungo Wednesday short nd
dretscs were made by John T. Bell and A.
J. Simpson ot Omaha and Charles E.
Brewster, a leading realty man of Min
neapolis. Mr. Brewster devoted his re
marks to the water question, contracting
tho rates of tho private company In Omaha
with thoso of tho publicly owned plant In
Minneapolis. He ald tho meter rate in
Minneapolis was 8 ccnti per 1,000 gallons,
while In Omaha It 1b greatly in excess ot
that figure.
George W. Holbrook was elected a mem
ber of tho exchange.
A committee consisting of G. W. Benawa,
A. P. Tukcy nnd W. H. Gates was appointed
to arrango for a banquet for tho members
and their ladles, to be given somo time
after tho first of next year.
John S. Knox suggested that Important
regulations relating to realty matters
should be asked of the Incoming legis
lature, and, upon his motion, President
Green was authorized to appoint a com
mittee of three to draft bills nnd attend
to their proper Introduction.
Dr. Gcorgo L. Miller, whose many years
of activity In tho public life of Omaha
peculiarly fits him to talk to tho real
estate men, will bo tho principal speaker
at noxt Wednesday's meeting.
II rtl the Itf il l'lti a, of Diuiirert
Red pimples, blotches, bolls, sores aro
danger nlgnals of torpid liver, pottoned
blood. CascaretB Candy Cathartic will save
ycu. All druggists, 10c, 23c, EOc.
Aiinouni'fiiiontn of the Tlirjitera.
The mirthful nnd pleasing event for this
happy Thanksgiving day will bo presented
nt the Orphetim. Tho big special mntlueo
at 2:30 and tho evening performance will
bo pntronlzed by packed houses If tho big
ndvanco snlo Is reliable authority. Tho
show Is very delightful nnd appropriate for
n holiday and will be much enjoyed by
thoso who nro favored with tho oppor
tunity to attend. Tho amateurs will mako
the fun tf morrow night.
Curd of Tluinlta.
We deslro to express to our neighbors
our kindest thanks for their thoughtful
ness during tho Illness and death of our
dear husband nnd loving father. Espe
cially do wc wish to return our thonks to
tho members of tho Modern Woodmen of
Amorlca. MRS. O. C. BARLLETT
AND CHILDREN.
ClilcnKO nnil Itcturn, fl4.7ff.
Tickets on salo November 30 and Decem
ber 1 at Illinois Central ticket office. Call
at 1402 Farnam for particulars.
The Saver
That Is what a "hot water" bag could bo
called. Hot applications will often keep
a person allvo until the doctor comes.
Every family should havo one. A hot
water bag costs little. Ours hold water
without leaking and are guaranteed.
A good Water Bottlo COc
A better Water Bottlo 7Ec
A good Fountain Syringe COc
A better Fountain Syringe $1.00
A good Bulb Syringe COc
A better Bulb Syringe 11.00
A good Rubber Glove, per pair $1.25
A good Rubber Stomach Tube $1.50
J. A. FULLER &CO.
14th nail Doaslna St.
Onrn All Night.
HAYDENs Buy a Big Shoe Stock
Sale Begins
Friday Morning
This big stock of fine shoes, consist
ing of men's, women's, misses', boys' and chil
dren's shoes, ALL ON SALE FRIDAY MORNING.
AT ritlCES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE ITEARD OF MOSTLY IN OUR RIG "ECONO
MY BARGAIN ROOM," SOME IN OUR MAIN SHOE DEPARTMENT ON ACCOUNT OF
ROOM. SEE OUR PRICES SEE OUR SIIOE WINDOW AND DON'T MISS THIS GREAT
SHOE SALE. IT WILL BE A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO GET GOOD SHOES FOR A LIT
TLB MONEY.
Thousands of Pairs of these Fine Shoes on Big Bargain Ta
bles and in Original Cases.
lor sale
CHILD'S 1 kid button shoes A On MEN'S $2 eatin calf lace shoe Oil 1 Q
sizes 5 to 8 for TrVC for 4JI.IO
MISSES' $1.50 kid lace shoes, 07i-i BOYS' $1.75 satin grain laco shoes, 07-i
sizes 11 to 2 for "it for V 1 C
WOMEN'S Fine Sample $5.00 and $0.00 Shoes, for $2.97
mm
that 9;hm),oo( ci.oriii.ya SAI.H. I
Xntlinn Pliarhrr Co., Villi lliirrn tind
l'rnnUIlii Kin., Chlcmco.
Sold at auction.
BOSTON STORE BUYS
tho choicest of all the stock.
SALE BEGINS
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 1.
Every man In Omaha will bo speclnlly In
terested In this sale. All this clothing was
made this year and for this fall's and win
ter's wear. The houso of Kuh, Nathan &
Fischer Is acknowledged nmong the tradu
to bo pre-eminent In their line as manu
facturers of clothing nf tho highest .char
acter. Tho selling of this Btock, on account
of tho reorganization of the firm, Is one of
tho sensations of the trade, nnd will en
ablo us to sell this splendid clothing at
one-half whnt It was mado to sell for.
Remember this sale of fine clothing begins
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1,
nt BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. 16th nnd DouglaB Sts.
ChlrnRo nnd llPtnrn IM-I.7B.
On November 30 and Decembor 1 tho Rock
Island Routo will sell tickets Omnhn to
Chicago and return for $H."5, good for
leturn until December 10. City ticket of
fice, 132.1 Farnam street.
ThankSQivini
It was four years ago this Thanks
giving day that the Burlington an
nounced Its determination to build a
station of Its own in Omaha.
Ever nlnce then there has been real
thanksgiving for tho construction of
"tho handsomest railway station In
the United States,"
From It flying trains leave dally for;
Chlonjro nnd the Knnt.
DriiTr nnd the Wmt,
St. I,onln nnd tho Soiitlirnnt.
KunnftH City nnd the Smith.
Montana nnd the NortlMTi-nt.
TICKI3T OFFICE).
1502 FARNAM STREET.
ticl. srio.
nUniil.NfiTO.V STATION,
IOTH AND MASON STS.
TEL. lilS.
YOUR
TEETH
Save them by having them fixed beforo
they are destroyed. Our crown and bridge
work unsurpassed. Vitalized air for pain
less extracting.
Tad's Philadelphia' Dental Rooms,
1B17 nonglna St.
A big Chicago wholesale shoe
manufacturing company closes
out their entire floor stock of
shoes to us at less than half
their value, on account of j
change in their firm Jan. 1st..
WOMEN'S $2.00 vici kid lace shoes, all
at
WOMEN'S $2.50 vici kid laco shoes
pro at
WOMEN'S $3.00 and $3.50 vici kid and
lop lace shoes for
WOMEN'S $1.00 velvet embroidered house
slipper, all sizes for
CHILDREN'S 75c patent leather cloth top shoos,
sizes 1 to 5 for
iiovro.N Mtim: m'l.y ivni, .noon.
Today, Tliimkul Vlnu liny, Wr CIom:
Our Mure nt Noon,
UNDERWEAR SALE IN THE MORNING.
This morning we continue our great sale
of tho wholcsnlo stock of underwear.
$1.00 men's wool underwear, 25c.
COc men's underwear, 15c.
$1.25 men's lino underwear, COc.
25c children's and boys' underwear, Ec.
75c misses' underwear, 23c.
35c ladles' union suits, 15c.
73c ladles' underwear, 39c.
$1.09 ladles' underwear, 49e.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
Open till noon Thanksgiving day.
Fonrtrrn Sevrnty-I'lvr
CHICAGO AND RETURN
THE NORTHWESTERN LINE
November 30, December 1. Return Decem
ber 10.
1401-3 Farnam street.
Some Tilings You
Cannot Say.
SURPLUS S.6I.0DD.DD0..
You Cannot Say
"It la expensive."
ijmi ynu can laying up money "expen
sive?" You might ns well talk of tho
i'Ai-linu Ul 1111 lilt, nuilll HlUClt or OI
putting aside your earnings In any wife, In-
I'liolmnlll r.O (n DHnnl. nf ,1... PVIHVOI
keeping up n life policy. It Is ACCUMU
LATION, not expense.
You Cannot Say
"I run tin hettrr In n niivIiikn hunk."
If you put your money In n savings bank
It may take many years to accumulate n
comparatively small sum. Insurn your
life nnd If you should die tomorrow yojr
family would havo more of an estate than
you could save during n long BcricH of
years.
You Cannot Say
"I nni not nhln lo nay tip n nollcy."
A very little outlay will do It. You can,
by tnklng n policy, create IN AN IN
STANT a capital or Jl.ono for your family,
though you bo ever so poor; for, although
tho annual premium may heem n sum cf
somo importance, A FEW CENTS laid by
cuch week will make up the amount.
You Cannot Say
"I 11 in not nble to keep up u policy."
On ordinary forms of assurance. If from
any ouuso you ure unable to continue your
payments you may secure un equitable re
turn on thoso already made, upon the sur
render ,of your policy, subject to the so
ciety's rules.
H. D. NEELY,
Mnnapor for Nobruskn,
20G-208 Hce UulldiiiB, Omnhn.
sizes,
$1.16
J;i rC
Zpl.V
vesting Oil An
ipiT
34c
32c
The Question
To-dacy . .
Is ltifcrcly a question of price
and quality. All wc ask is a fuir field and
no favors. We're in the race to win.
Wo win your confidence because of our straight
forwardness in our business methods. Wo win, bo
cause wo deserve it.
How about your Thanksgiving: Overcoat?
How about your Thanksgiving' Suit ?
How about your Thanksgiving Gloves ?
How about your Thanksgiving Hat ?
How about your Thanksgiving Shoes ?
How about your Thanksgiving Neckwear?
How about anything' in the
This is tho one storo that
Tho question to-day
quality. All we ask is a
we'ro in the field to win.
Mrvf!rt Tho
llUUUv noon
it's to
Read Thursday evening paper for
special features for Friday.
1 Tiniiw hi in
UNION PACIFIC
150 Miles Along the Columbia
River by Daylight on the . . .
"CHICAGO PORTLAND SPECIAL"
Leaves Omnlia 8:20 A. Al. Daily.
"THE MAIL AND EXPRESS FOR PORTLAND"
Leaves Omaha at 11:35 P. M. Dally.
"THE PACIFIC EXPRESS," ALSO FOR PORTLAND,
Leaves Omaha at 4:25 P. Al. Daily.
MEW CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1824 FARNAM STREET. TEL. 310.
Ice Cream Soda
Wo nro Htlll Hellllne ICR CUHAM SODA
nnd ahull nil winter
somi: o.mi nuut; imiickh.
00 I.Isterlno (Lambert's)
COc
c Byrui of FIbh (Genuine)
Morrow s khi-iu'-ouis.
00 Mme. Vnle's I'ri'pnrutlons
00 I'erunu
00 Wyoth's Beef, Iron and Wine....
00 Hcott'H Emulsion Cod I.lver OH..
00 Htfiirn'H Wlno of Cod Liver Oil..
00 Klns's New Discovery
00 Jnynes' Kxpertoraut
00 Hull's Hulr Henuwer
00 Wainpole's Cod I.lver Oil
00 Kilmer's Fw.imn-Hoot
00 Wlno of Canlul
00 I'lercu'H Kavorltn Prescription ..
,00 I'nlno'H Celery Compound
00 Miles' Nervine
00 Hood's Kiirsaparllla
O0 Malted Milk
WIUTK KOH CATALOGUE.
7&c
7.1c
7Do
75c
7fo
75c
7f.p
75c
75c
7!ie
75c
75c
75c
75c
70c
75c
Sherman & McDonnell Drug Go
In New Htore ut JOth and Dodge,
Smoke the best.
IT COSTS YOU NO MORE THAN INFERIOR BRANDS.
F. R, RICE N. C. CO., Mfrs, St, Louis. UNION MADE
wearing - line for Thanksgiving ?
takes care of you properly.
is merely of price and
fair field and no favors
store will closo today at
do your trading boforo
youi
late.
ONLY TWO NIGHTS
IN MAKING TIIE TRIP
OMAHA TO PORTLAND
VIA
Yonr Thanksgiving
Dinner
Yovi can't enjoy ThanlCHRlvlnB lln
ner with tmpcrtuct, broken-down (roth
If they uro not imtnful to you they
mny bo OlHKUHtlns to your frlemln
If they are not an dlsnKrcciiblo to you
iih to others, a day Ih comttiR when
thev will be. Huve them llxrd now.
Unsy to not Rood tetith from poor
ouch, ir you ici us ao u.
Hood .Set Trrth fft.OO
(iold Crunn (1.00
BAILEY, the Dentist
Hooin :tlU-::i!t I'nxtnn Illook,
Kttli nn a Kurnum.
l'liunc 10H3. I.mly Attendant.
Schaefer's Cough Syrup
Is a sura euro for all kinds of coughs.
It will rIvo relief at onco. Kor chlHron It
certainly "can't bo bent," It's what Is
called a firnt-elaHs remedy and the price
Is 20c a bottlo.
1 doz. 2-ur. Qulnlna Capsules ?o
1 doz. 3-xr. Qutnlno Capsules lOo
1 doz. L-Kr. Quinine, Capsules !5o
I'r.ln'B Celery Compound 160
l'ertimi i
Carter's I.lver Tills I0
Bchaofe 'h Couuti Syrup 2Jo
Ilar-lien o
AJnx Tablets J2
Pyramid Pile Cur 3
Pierce's Prescription Jno
Miles' Nervine 7fo
Winn of Cardul 75c
Hlack Drui'Kht 20a
Syrup of KIkn 22
Gem Catarrh Powder 3Jo
Ilu-Cnn Hnlr Tonic ... ite
Multed Milk, 40c, 75c nnd 3.1!5
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