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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1900.
JACK MAHER SLIDES OUT
Ma r Kelly's Confidential Man Makes
Hlmiolf Scarce.
H 3 IMPORTANT LINK IN BRIBERY CASE
Altliouuli Out cm rJ7IM II i mis I'rlrniln
Would lie (ilnl tn llnvc It i'or
cltnl to Ki'i'ii Hint
Awny,
Jack Maher of South Omaha, known as
Jlnyor Kelly's ronlldcr.tlal man, has been
iiiIshIhk from his usual haunta since last
week and It Is reliably reported that his
absence Is peculiarly timed to help the
inayor out of u nolo In tho bribery cases
pending against him.
Mahcr left South Omaha last Friday and
is supposed to bo In Chicago. Ills place
of business at 327 Ilallroad nvenue, where
ho formerly ran a restaurant and saloon
with gambling attachments, Is undor direc
tion of his brother and It Is said that ho
gavu a bill of salo for his Interest In It
beforo ho took his departure.
Airs. Mahcr left South Omaha about two
weeks ago, giving It out that hIio was go
ing to Hammond, Ind., on r.ccount of tho
Hlrknns.4 of relatives tho re. Mahcr has
been living In a flat nt I!408 N street. Tho
rooms aro occasionally occupied by Jorry
Maher, his brother, but tho rent Is now
overdue and tho agent for the flat assorts
that ho docs not know whero Maher Is and
has an Idea that ho will not return, which
is making htm anxious nbout tho rent still
owing.
Tho particular fcaturo of Mahor's de
parture which Interests tho public grows
out of tliu arrest of Maher for obtaining
money under falso pretenses and of Mayor
Kelly for accepting bribes about a month
ago. These warrants wero Issued by
County Judgo Vlnsonhaler and Mahor's pre
liminary hearing has not yet taken placo.
.Milk In I lie rnciinniit.
In tho hearing of ono of tho charges
BgaliiRt Mayor Kelly It was disclosed by tho
testimony that tho browers doing business
in South Omaha hno been held up for
various sumo of money, which wcro traced
into tho hands of Ocorgo Tlernoy and
Henry Mies, lleforo Tlerncy or Mies could
bo placed upon tho stand to tell tho next
step In tho transfer of tho coin which
worked so promptly In roverslng Mayor
Kully'o Sunday closing order, tho muyor
waived further examination, to gtvo him
tlmo to frumo up a defense.
According to tho county nttnrncy, this
money would havo been trnccd next to
Mahor, nnd Maher would havo been com
polled to tell what ho did with it. Mahor
is out on bonds In tho sum of $700, with his
hearing set for January 7, his surety being
Oeorgo L. Daro, tho plumbing contractor
of South Omaha, who also has close rela
tions with Mayor Kelly.
"Maher's jumping Is too transparent for
anything," said a South Omaha business
man who has been prominent In several
movements to rid tho city of corrupt city
olllcors. "Maher was simply up against It
Thcro Is no question but what tho brewers
money 'went Into his hands. If to protect
Kelly ho was willing to admit that ho kept
it, it would bo almost tho same ns pleading
guilty to obtaining money under falso pre
tonscs, with a suro penalty In front of him.
If ho gavo first thought to himself and ac
knowledged having turned It over to Kelly,
tho mayor would havo a hard tlrao wriggling
out of his bribery case. Tho $700 bond
wouldn't bo anything to theso fellows, If
forfeiting it would block tho prosecution,
nnd If Dure didn't wnnt to put It up him
self Kelly's friends would boo that It was
tnado good. No, Mahcr will not bo back
hero unless ho is hauled back on a rcqulst
tlon."
JAGS ARE
INEXPENSIVE
Three Dollnm nnd Con! in the l'rlce
of ii Cli rid tin un I.onil of Ken
tucky I)cr.
It was "tho morning after" In police
court yesterday and when that tribunal was
assembled Judgo Learn was faced by a
crowd different from that which generally
greets him upon his arrival nt tho office.
Thoro woro sovoral old offenders, but the
greater part of tho men who woro arraigned
wcro persons who seldom appear In the
police court but who hnd permitted their
celebration of Christmas to get tho bettor
of their usual discretion.
Thcro was hardly n sound heard in tho
whole crowd and without exception each
ono of tho Chrlstmnstldo offenders was
poultont and not impecunious. Beforo tho
mon wero disposed of $3 and costs had como
to bo considered the standard prlco of a
Christmas Jag which had produced a black
eyo or n scarred face.
NKW STYLUS IX MUX'S SIIIHTS.
RESTAURANT MAN ARRESTED
tlcfnnrit to Allow n Colored Mnn to
lie Mcrvril In III IMiiIiir
Hooiii,
"There was only one negro In my county
In Scotland, ami wo .elected him as member
of Parliament for many terms, Ho was a
friend of Gladstone and of Itoscbery
when they wero pritno ministers. Through
his lnlluenco I was appointed a Justice of
tho peace for- my county, nnd when 1 seo
ono of his rnco defrauded of his rights I
will defend him all I con," said 1). L.
Korgan yesterday In cxplanlug tho
reason for tho nrrcst of J. J, llcrgen, n
Dodgo street rcstatirantcur, nnd his head
waiter, for nn alleged violation of tho civil
rights law.
Continuing his statement of the caso ho
said: "Last Sunday I went into tho rest
nurant with Oeorgo V. Woodbey, tho col
ored Haptlst preacher, and ordered supper
for both of us. The head waiter said that
ho could not servo tho negro and I called
tho attention of tho matter to tho wife of
tho proprietor, who referred mo to the
wnltcr. This mnn refused again to servo
tho negro and tho "next day I saw Ucrgor
who said that had ho been nt tho plnco he
would havo sustained tho waiter. Then I
got Mr. Woodbey to swear out tho warrant."
And this Is why, at 2 o'clock, January 0,
Merger and his waiter will be tried In tho
pollco court.
I.rnve lluflnlo NiOO V. M Arrltc Stn
Vi.rk 7ir!l A. M.
via Lehigh Valley railroad "Exposition
Express." Luxurious sleeping cars.
LAFL1N OUT OF THE RACE M'G0WAN'S Christmas gift
Withdraws from Speakerihlp Contest in
Favor of W, 0. Sears.
THREE CANDIDATES NOW IN THE FIELD
noMKsmcicHits' i:ctmsio.s.
Vln Mlnnoiirl 1'nt'lflc Hnllvrny.
Round trip tickets will bo sold at very
low rates tn points in Kansas, Arkansas,
southwest Missouri, Oklahoma nnd Indian
Territories, Texas, etc.; also to certain
points In tho south and southeast. Dates
of calo first nnd third Tuesdays In tho
mrntbs of Jnnuary, February, March and
April. For Information, pamphlets, etc.,
call or write company's agents, S. E. Cor.
14th nnd Douglas Sts., Omaha, Neb.
THOS. F. GODFREY, P. & T. A.
J. O. PHILLIPPI. A. O. F. & P. A.
ouiMTi.v iti:i)uci;i) hates.
Vln Mllwitukre Itnllurny.
On December 22, 23, 24, 25 and 31, and on
January 1, tho Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul railway will cell excursion tickets to
points within 200 miles of each other nt
rnto of faro and one-third for round trip.
These tickets aro good returning until Jan
uary 2.
City ticket office, 1601 Farnam street.
F. A. NASH,
Ocncral Western Agent.
HALF "ATES
,1. .1. McCarthy of Dlinn Connty ami J,
A. A n lire Tin of I'urnnn County
Arc the Other Annlrniiti
for the Honor.
Tho latest turn in tho contest for tho
speakership for the coming legislature 13 tho
withdrawal of Dr. It. W. Laflln of Gago
county, who has pooled his Issues with W.
O. Scars of Durt county. Mr. Laflln, who
was In Omaha yesterday, naturally bellovcs
that his combination with Scars will mako
suro of tho tatter's election, although tho
candidacy of J. J. McCarthy of Dixon
county nnd J. A, Andrews of Furnas still
stand In tho way. Speaking of his with
drawal, Mr, Laflln said:
"It Is true that I havo withdrawn as a
candldato for speaker In favor of Mr. Sears.
It Is also truo that I consider tho election
of Mr. Scars almost n certainty. Tho con
test for tho speakership has been waged In
a very friendly manner nnd when tho selec
tion Is mado It will bo mado .with practical
unnnlmlty by tho republican members.
"It Is best for tho stato nnd It Is essential
to the well being of tho republican party
that tho speakership question should be
settled without leaving tho slightest of III
I fooling on nny side, as it undoubtedly will
uti. i iiu nuuwi i iiiuu iteujuu jmvo uu uju
speakership for several consecutlvo ses
sions and wo feel that It Is only fair that
tho honor should go north of the river this
tlmo."
Messrs. Scnrs and Laflln met hero yester
day for n consultation beforo tho announce
ment of Mr. Laflln's withdrawal from the
speakership raco was made. They left to
gether In tho afternoon for Lincoln. Mr.
Sears did not havo much to say, but ex
pressed himself ns confident of his position
in the contest for tho honor of presiding
over tho lower houso of tho Incoming legislature.
To Knniin City nnd Itetnrn.
On salo December 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 25th,
81st, and Jnnuary 1st. via Omaha & St.
Lculs railroad. All information at city
ticket offlco, 1415 Farnam street (Paxton
hotol block) or write Harry E. Moorcs,
Omaha, Neb.
I.'mixril Trnrkn In II ml Condition.
"Snmo of tho unused tracks which tho
Omaha Street Itnllway company has in the
streets of tho city nro in bad condition nnd
I hope to see them removed." said Council
man II. II. Zlmimin. "In tho Third wnrd
nbnndnncd trucks nro In a particularly bad
condition. Not long ago u lire wagon was
damaged In passing over dcfectlvo tracks.
Steps should bo tnken nt onco to.lmvo them
removed and tho paving restored to Its
former condition. Tho report mndo by the
city engineer in compllunco with a resolu
tion which I drew shows that thcro uro
seven mites of this unused track."
Mntlnec at Iloyd'a Today.
Special Bargain matinee, any scat 25c
nnd CQc to seo tho great comedy, "The
Man from Mexico."
Hott to Cure Cronp,
Mr. It. Gray, who lives near Amenta,
Duchess county, N. Y., says: "Chambor
laln's Cough remedy Is tho best mcdlctno
I havo ever used. It Is a flno children's
remedy for croup and never falls to cure."
When given as soon as tho child becomes
hoarso, or oven after tho croupy cough
has developed, It will prevent tho attack.
This should bo borno In mind and n bottlo
of tho Cough remedy kept at hand ready
for Instant use as soon as these symptoms
appear. For salo by all druggists.
HOLIDAY HATES
Via Hock Inland nonte.
West of tho Missouri' river, ono fare for
tho round trip. .East of tho Missouri river,
ono and one-third faro for tho round trip
to points within a distance of 200 miles.
Tickets .on salo December 22, 23, 24 25 and
31 aniKJanuary 1. Good for return until
January 2. City ticket office, 1323 Farnam
street.
Una n Well Defined Cnxc of Smnllpot
nnd Vt'na Sent to the Enier
Rency lloMilfiil.
A well doflned enso of smallpox was Wil
liam McQowan's Christmas present. The
man came to Omaha several days ago from
Chicago. Slnco tho tlmo ho arrived here ho
has not felt well, and Anally ho decided to
consult tho city physician. McGowan's faco
was broken out. Tho doctor know at sight
what was tho matter with tho man nnd
ordered him to tho emergency hospital,
whero he ato Christmas dinner with tho
city's other guests.
McGowan Is a laborer nbout 40 years of
ago and has been In Chicago for several
months previous to the tlmo ho enmo to
Omaha. He did not know that ho had been
exposed to smallpox and was surprised
when ho found what was the matter with
him. Tho mnn offered no objections to
'being taken to tho emergency hospital.
ROOSEVELT TO Y. M. C. A.
Vice President-Elect Will Speak by
Proxy nt Over 1,100 IllrTcrcnt
Aaaoclntlona.
Thoodoro Roosevelt will address tho
Omaha Young Men's Christian association
by proxy next Sunday afternoon. The Inter
national coramlttco of tho association has
nrranged with tho vice president-elect to
nddress tho young men of tho continent nt
tho closing of tho century. Mr, Iloosovclt
will speak at Carncglo hall, Now York, on1
Sunday aftornoon and advance printed
copies of his address will bo furnished tho
1,439 branches of tho Young Men's Chrlstlnn
association In North America, so that It
may bo read simultaneously nt their ro
Bpcctlvo meetings.
At tho Omaha branch Mr. Itoosovclt's
speech will bo read by J. M. Olllan nnd
short addresses will be delivered tho same
afternoon by George M. Tibbs, J, F. all
more and Dr. C. S. Sargent.
"Way Down South In Dixie"
is an ideal placo to spend tho winter. The
"Dlxlo Flyer" via Illinois Ccntrnl railroad
takes you thcro with speed nnd comfort.
Tourist tickets on salo to principal south
ern points. Address W. H. Drill, D. P. A.,
Omaha, Neb.
Very Loir,
Rates east,
west, north,
December 22-3-4-5,
.11, January 1,
via
THE NORTHWESTERN LINE,
1401-1403 Farnam St.
Wanted, a good man to do canvassing U
the country. Good -pay for right man. Ad
dress E 4, Bee.
HOLIDAY HATES
Via Mlaannrl Pacific II y.
December 23, 21, 25, 31 and January 1.
For further Information call at com
pany's office, southeast corner Fourteenth
and Douglas streets.
Beef, Iron
and Wine
Wo havo Just received a shipment of 73
cases of Beef, Iron und Wlno and shall
make It sell by tho txtremely low price
nt which wo ahull offer It during tho com
Ing week. Our assortment includes ull tho
leading brands of Beof, Iron nnd Wlno
combined, as well ns tho BEEF EXTRACT
nnd WINE ALONE.
15o Burnhnm'H Beef, Iron nnd Wine,
this week 7c
COo Burnhnm'a Beof, Iron nnd Wine,
this week 22c
J1.00 Burnham's Beef, Iron and "Wlno,
this week 4JC
$1.00 Wyoth's licet. Iron nnd Wlno.... Tic
$1.00 Parke-Davis Co.'s Beef, Iron and
inn , 4
$1.00 Shermarv'H Beef, Iron' nnd Wine..
Wo Marshall's Beef Extract, this week
fiOc Cudnhy'B Beef Extract, this week..
Quart bottles California Pnrt Sh prrv
mm iuuuunu men ;;5c
Mo
4o
31c
Sherman & McConnell Drug Go
cor. 10th and Dudgc.
L
HAYDEN
IS
After Christmas
Cloak Sale
$1.95
KoveltleM In EvoiiIiik l)reaa nnd K. t
W. Collnra nnd Cuffs.
Tho E. & W. shirt, recently Introduced by
Earl & Wilson, lu ovcry way equals tho
E. & W. collars and cuffs. Its manufac
turers feel that they could havo aimed at
no higher standard of excellence, and,
therefore, tho E. & W. shirt was not In
troduced until this cxtromo degree of per
fection had boiiii ntttalned. Tho results
Justify tho comparison.
Their latest novolty In drcsB Bhlrts Is the
1'rlnco Albert No. 2. Tho bosom Is mado of
corded und plaited cords In clusters, alter
nating with plaits iu combinations delight
ful to tho eyo.
This llrm Is in tho hnpplost condition pos
sible to meet tho demand of tho most fas
tidious for evening requisites in shirts,
collars and cuffs. Their rnngo ot colturs
covers everything In tho host of tasto and
absolutely correct form. They have modi
fications of their various Bhnpcs, so that
comfort ns well as stylo may bo assured to
tho consumer.
Ono of tho lntcst collars Introduced by
Earl & Wilson is the Waupun. It is Just
tho thing to wear with tho informal even
ing dress dinner Jackets. Their now col
lur for full dress Is tho Sewance, two
inches high In tho back and two and one
half lu tho front, with a slight poke effect,
meeting qutLo close lu front.
Tho E. & W. dress shirts nro about as
close to perfection ns It Is possible for
human hands, backed by vast cxporlcncc,
to make.
Thcso goods can bo obtained from any
of tho prominent retailers.
To the wise and economical women that have
waited until after ChriBtmas we will talk today. We have the
bargains that you have watched and waited forthey are
greater than you expected and stand out prominently, defying all
competition between Chicago and San Francisco. You may rest as
sured that we will give you bargains not only today, but every day
until this tremendous cloak stock of ours is closed out. Keep an eye
on us and watcli the fur fly.
Ladies' Capes, iu heavy all wool rough material, 30
inches long, trimmed in Thibet fur, for
1,200 ladies' Jackets, silk and satin lined throughout, of this season's
make, with the new sleeves, worth up to ?12.50 OA
after Christmas sale aJJ.VO
3,000 ladies' Box Jackets, with new back and new sleeves, in castor,
blue and brown, worth ?12.00, after Christmas Hi A HQ
price kpr.Z7KJ
Ladies' new Automobile Coats, with high storm collars, made from
Washington Mills Kersey, castor and tans, value HlO HQ
22.50, after Christmas price kMZ7 7U
Rainy-Day Skirts
Ladies' Rainy-Day Skirts, rft-j "Q
each ipl.VO
Ladies' all wool Kainy-Day Skirts, in extra heavy all wool golf cloth, with
plaid back, 10 rows of stitching, come in all shades, made to f Q
sell up to 10.00, after Christmas price ZpO.VO
Ladies' all wool Waists, worth up to $2.50, after Christmas price, each. . 75c
Ladies' Petticoats, worth 1.00, after Christmas price 39c
Children's Jackets 400 in all colors after Christmas price each 69c
fiOO children's Jackets, worth 7.50, after Christmas price $2.98
75 dozen ladies' Wrappers, sizes 32 to 44, in dark colors, after
Christmas price only, each 25c
CUAMii: tll TIM 13
Vln Wnliitah Ilullrond,
Commencing Sunday, Decombor 30th,
tho "CONTINENTAL LIMITED" will leavo
Chicago nt 11:00 a, m, dally. NO EXCESS
FAHB on this SOLID VESTI1UILE TRAIN
through to DETHOIT, HUI'TALO. NEW
YORK, UOSTON and ALL EASTERN
l'OINTS. For nil Information wrlto Joseph
Tonhon, traveling passenger agent, Omaha,
Neb.
Free Home.
If you dcslro full Information In regard
to tho Kiowa, Comanche, Apache, Wichita
nnd Cuddo reservations In tho Indian Ter
ritory, which nro' soon to bo opened for
settlement, send BO cents for book with
quartcr-scctlonal Illustrated map and full
description of the lauds to
D. P. DROWN.
1323 Farnam St.,
Omaha, Neb,
Wanted, a good man to do ranvasslrg In
the country. dood pay for rlEbt man. Ad
Children's Eiderdown Cloaks, Thibet trimmed, worth 2.50, after
Christmas sale
79c
Children's Wool Eiderdown Cloaks, very heavy
quality, nngora trimming and braid, worth J4.00, after Christmas Bale
rows taffeta
$1.48
$5-00
$10.00
Ladies' All Silk Skirts, trimmed with
rullles, after Christmas ealo, each
100 ladies' Suits, nearly all silk lined, in all the
season's best materlnls, worth up to 530.00, after Christmas sale
Clearing up after Christmas prices on every garment in stock.
TJW 2 2m gz r '()H'nS out after Christmas prices
1 IlIIIIII on all our exquisitely trimmed hats,
pattern hats, street hats and seasonable, high class and beautiful
trimmings and ornaments of all kinds. Prices less than half.
Styles the very best. Attend this sale. Come and see" the
values whether you buy or not.
HAYDEN BROS.
TKe lLte
coming of winter
gives is atioth.
cr trading chance in our cloak and suit depacrtmsitt . . . aid on
Thirsdy, December 27tK
Friday, December 28th, and Saturday, December 29th, a great
saJe of OPPS AND ENDS among the Cloaks. Suits, etc. When
we say odds and ends .... wo do not mean trash or unsaleable goods .... but what's
left of winter garments. . . .all clean stylish garments .... On January 1st our cloak
buyer starts for the market. .. .The stock must bo as low as possible for a cloak
department to be.
T is a conservative statement that the offerings in
this sale will be the greatest of the season....
equal quantities of equal qualities equal styles
and equal cheapness are not at your disposal
elsewhere.
I
yomervs Wrappers
400
An item that should interest every wo
man who is looking for large, roomy,
comfortable wrappers. ..wrapper that
sold for 81.50, $2 and $2.50 will go
during the odds and ends sale at
95c
WOMEN'S nATII nonES....that
Bold for 13.50 during our odds
nnd end salo -4 A Gj
....Ko for 1
WOMEN'S SIMC WAISTS.... that
sold for $8.00, $10.00, up to $1G.G0
during our odds and ends QA
sale, will go for O VvF
WOMEN'S FURS.... red fox fur
scarfs, that sold for $5.00, $8.00
and $7.00, nt our odds and CS
ends sale, go at -
WOMEN'S FLANNEL. WAISTS....
that sold for $1, $1.25 and $1.50,
during our odds and ends g
sale
WOMEN'S PETTICOATS. . . . In
mercerized sateen, petticoats that
told for $1.50 and up to $3, 62-,
all go at this salo for Ow
WOMEN'S FURS. ...real stono mar
ten senrfs. that sold for $15 and
$18, nt this sale, r m CS
will go at
WOMEN'S COLLARETTES. . . .that
sold for $5.00, $0.00 and $7.00
during this odds nnd QA
ends sale, go for "
CIILDUHN'S FURS.... In angora
and thlbcts that sold for $1.45,
$1.00 nnd $2.50 during Qr
this salo VOw
WOMEN'S WINTER JACKETS....
that sold for $8.00, $12.00, up to
$15 during this r L C
salo O.UO
WOMEN'S ASTRAKHAN CAPES
....that sold for $15, $1C and $ls,
during this salo C gj
....go nt J
CHILDREN'S REEFERS. . . .llttlo
folks' reefers that sold for $3, $1
nnd $5, (4, C, 8 year only) -4 ff
nt this salo for l'VU
WOMEN'S DRESS SKIRTS. ...In
cheviots nnd Eergcs, that sold
for $2.90, $3.90 and $4.90,
WOMEN'S GOLF CAPES that
sold for $7.50, $10, and $12 dur
lug this odds nnd A CC
ends salo, go at
WOMEN'S STYLISH I10X JACK
ETS. ...that sold for $10, $12 and
$15 during this odds fj Oft
nnd ends sulo, go nt JL 'Z?3
WOMEN'S STYLISH DLOUS13
SUITS.... mado of tho finest ma
terials, handsomely trimmed, that
sold for $15, $18 and $20, Q J
go nt this great salo for.. CJ
WOMEN'S PLUSH CAPES.... that
sold for $10, $12 and $15, during
this salo of odds n Cf
and endo X sJ
WOMEN'S AUTOMOIULES. . . .that
sold for $18, $20 and $22.50, dur
ing this sale, 1 O TCC
will go at 1 A O
WOMEN'S GOLF SUITS.... maflo
of best plaid back golflug cloth,
suits that sold for $11.75, $16.75 and
$18.75, go at O 7C
this sale for JL O
Kodaks,
Cameras
Amateur Photo
Supplies.
Write us for prices on out
fits. Send us your developing
and printing.
The Robert Dempster Co.,
1215 Fnrnani Street.
Wholesale and retail dealers.
Not Occislinilly, but
Your Chapped Lips
ran bo cured ns well as your hands ir you
will uso Egyptian Lotus Cream. It's tho
llnest preparation mudo for chups nnd It
costs but ten cents u bottlo.
Cramer's Kidney Cure 75o
Carter's Liver l'llls l5o
Htuart's Tablets 40c
Ilar-Ileu 40c
I'cruna 7oo
IIoHtettcr's Ulttprs 75c
Diirfv'n Mult Whlskev ff.c
1 dozen 2-grnln Quinine Cnpsulos 7o
1 dozen 3-graln Quinine Cnpsulos 10c
1 dozen r.-graln Qulnlno Capsules 15o
Ilromn Qulnlno 15c
Bchneferrs Cough Curo fcoo
Ajax Tnlilets 40o
liuoyan Tumeis we
Old oiory Hitters 10c
Wyoth's IJpof. Iron nnd Wlno Voa
Bhrnder'H Fig Powder 25c
Pnino's Celery Compound 5c
Wlno of Cnrdul 75c
farter's Liver Pills 15o
Plerrn's Prescription ioo
Dr. Knrl Cramer's Pennyroyal Pills,.., $1.00
CUT PRICE
DRUGGIST
SCHAEFER
S. W, Cor. Kith mill Clili nuo St.
FREE ELECTRIC BELT OFFER
turituli i
IDAT'SMff WEARINO
jour uwa noioo,
tlir irenulne and
loniin.iuMmBini.rKimi.
nucuusi i r ntcTMi. mus
to ny ieaUr ot tUUptpr!'.
.10 mmtj In t4tnct rri low
rltiiv.ulriirBire. CuSTS
AIM0ST MATHIMA compared
with tnot ill other treatment. tr vara all lkr iltc.
trla baiU, applLat.l m.l rf!l. t.lt. QUICK CUII lot
mora than WallruenH. ONUlSi 111: link tor uHii.rroui
dlra..a. wraknea.aa and dUordere. for romplrto
aaaledranlldantlalcataloinia, allal.a4aat 4.III. 11a.
EARS, ROEBUCK fc CO,, Chicago.
EVERY DAY
It is not necessary to con
sult a calendar to find out when the
UNION PACIFIC ORDINARY (Tourist)
CARS leave for Pacific Coast, for they
run every day.
The Cars for Oregon leave Omaha daily at 8:20 a. m.,
and for California dally at 4:25 p. m.
Spoclal Personally Conducted for Portland ovory Friday at 8:20o. m
Special Poraonally Conducted for San Francisco and Lob Angeles
ovory Friday at 8:20 a. m.
Special Conducted Excursions for San Francisco and Los Awreles
ovory Wednesday at 11:33 p. m.
These cars are fitted up complete with mattresses, curtains, blanket, pillows,
otc, requiring nothing to be furnished by tho ptussnngers. Uniformed I'orters
and conductors who are In chares of them, are required to keep them in cood
order nnd look after the wants and comforts of passengers. The cars ore new,
of modern pattern, and are nearly as convenient und comfortable aa Drst-class
Palace Sleepers.
New City Ticket Office IJ24 Farnam St.
Tel. 316.
PURE GOLD FILLING
or nn nlloy, which over you desire will
bo used lu our
DENTAL WORK
Tho gold Is a llttlo moro expensive
but wo recommend It as being better
In tliu Ioiil' run.
Our pnrlors nro comfortable nnd well
appointed und tliu quality of our work
Ih no well known riH to need llttlo
pralHo from ub. Wo uso modem mnth
oiIh and tho nioHt Improved material!)
nnd put Into practlco tho Hltlll ac
quired through yearn of experience.
BAILEY, the Dentist
llooum :H--:il.'l I'nxtou llliick.
JUth mill Furnniu.
IMinne 1085. I.mly Attendant.
Why Dread the Dental Chair
when wo will cxtrnct your worn-nut teeth absolutely with
out pain nnd replaco them with n durable sot for W.00.
TAFT'S PHILADELPHIA DENTAL ROOMS
1517 DoiikIus Street.
Smoke the best. Ask your dealer for a
IT OO8T8 YOU NO MORE 1 HAN INFERIOR BRANDS.
I F. R. RICE N. C. CO., Mfrs, St, Louis. UNION MADE
dress E i, Ilee.
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