THE (XMAIIA DAILY BEE: TIITttSDAV, 3! AY 2H, 1901.
12
DEBTORS' DAY OF RECKONING
Buprim Court May ProridB Mora Epedj
Bittlimtot tn Mortgages.
FORECLOSURE OFTEN TAKES FIVE YEARS
GREEN GOODS MEN AT work SALE OF LOUR GREAT STOCKS
Drllnfjncilt II iinclmlilrr Able tn I'.
cuiic liilorrl or Unit fur l.niiir
IVrlnil nml ( npllnl In Kept
Out of tlie Sliilc,
It Is learned that there la a possibility of
reversing a decision of the nuprcmc court
which has caused much trouble to plaintiffs
In suits to forcloac mortgages and has
done much to keep Investors out of the
Nebraska field.
Tho state- law provides that where ap
peals are taken to the sirprcmo court tho
persons appealing are permitted to give
what Is known as n "waste bond" that Is, a
bond which provides that In case tho suit
Is nfllrmed In the higher court tho party
appealing will restoro to tho Ruccesstul
party the property Involved In the suit, to
gether with an ninoiint of money sulllclcnt
to cover all wasto or damage dono the place
during the hearing of tho appeal. This
permits the appellant to hold all rents and
Droflts from tho property during the
pendency of the appeal, while, If the case
Is affirmed, the deed given tho successful
parly dates back to tho tlmo of tho de
clslon rendered In the district court.
In the case of a suit being taken to the
supreme court on a writ of error that Is,
where a question of law Is Involved and
tho decision of tho district Judgo Is In
question nnd the caso does not have to be
tried anew In the supreme court tho plain
tiff In error must glvo n bond providing
that he will not only restore tho property
to tho party mccesaful In tho court below
In caso his suit In the supreme court is un
successful, but will pay to him nil rents
and nrollts which have nccrued whllo tho
case Is pending In the higher court.
litllllr'N Opinion HpvjthciI.
Somo years ago, whllo Judge K. H. Dullle
was on tho district bench of Douglas county,
In n foreclosure caso tried beforo him tho
defendant filed a demurrer to the condrma
tlon of a sale mado In tho case. The de
murrcr wns overruled and tho sale con
firmed. Krom this decision the defendant
appealed nnd the Judgo required him lo
glvo bond ns provided In cases where suits
woro taken to the supremo court on writs
of error, the Judgu holding thnt the appeal
from the decision on tho demurrer involved
an alleged error on tho part of tho lower
court, and that It was not in tho nnture
of an appeal which would permit tho su
promo court to go Into a hearing of the
caso upon Its merits, regardless of tho trial
bolow. On tho question of tho naturo of
the bond tho case was heard In tho su
promo court, and It was there decided that
tho appeal bond should be required nnd not
tho bond demanded by tho district Judge.
The decision of the court was given orally
and no opinion was written.
Slnco that tlmo In nlmost every case of
foreclosure of mortgage an appeal has been
taken nnd n "wasto bond" tiled, which ,has
pormlttcd tho mortgagor torotaln posses
sion of tho mortgaged premises without
having to bear any expenso other than that
of tho first steps In tho appeal. As the
court Is so far behind In Its work, this ap
peal has given tho appellant possession of
tho property about five. years nnd In the
majority of cases ho has made no showing
In the higher court, accepting Judgmont by
default and turning tho property over to
the mortgagee after having possession and
profit for flvo years or such a matter with
out tho payment of Interest or rent.
Anutltrr Drclnlmi Priiluililr.
Lately, li Is learned, thcro have been
several informal discussions of tho mat
tor by tho Judges of tho supremo court
nnd on the part of an ox-Judgo who con
eiirrcd In tho first decision It Is said that
tho matter was decided through mlsappre
henslou of the case and It Is said by those
who aro In a position to know that It Is not
beyond the possibilities that woro tho mat
tor brought beforo the court again tho de
clslon would bo different, ns there la no
opinion to reverse, ns the opinion wns never
filed nnd tho matter Is at present simply
n question of practice and not one of law,
If the Idea of rtio parties who havo con
sldcrcd tho question Is sound nnd tho do
clslon should bo roversed It would do. more
to reduco tho number of cases pending be
fore tho supremo court than any other one
thing which could bo done, as upon the
statement of one of the court commissioners
20 per rent of tho enros passed upon by tho
commission have boon of this naturo nnd
Judgment for tho appellee fans been ron
dered by default.
ACTIVE DEMAND FOR LABOR
Hut Hvcrylio.l.- Wniit) to (Jo Writ nnd
the Market In Sometime
t.liitti-il.
ltcnrued Aotlvlt)- In OITcrInK
Counterfeit Money nt He
tlnvcri I'rlee.
f
Secret service officers state that thcro
Is renewed activity In all parts of tho coun
try by "green goods men," and the ofllccrs
of the service are receiving copies of let
ters sent to residents of Iowa nnd Nebraska
In largo numbers. Thero Is no change In
tho old plan, but the letters arc somewhat
Improved and moro llnble to Interest those
who nro criminally disposed. Speaking of
tho work of the green goods men Captain
John Webb, secret service ofllccr nt
Omaha says:
'There Is no danger of these people get
ting any henest man Into trouble, for with
tho first letter they propose to Interest tho
person addressed In n scheme lo pass coun
terfeit money, nnd the victim must be crimi
nally Inclined before he Is In any danger.
The now circulars request their recipient
to send a telegram, a copy of which is en
closed In tho letter to an address dlfforont
from that given In the letter, when the
writer will fix 11 tlmo and place of mooting,
at which meeting he will sell to his corre
spondent a quantity of counterfeit money
which cannot be detected from tho genuine,
for 10 per cent less than the face value.
In some Instances the green goods man has
gono to tho expenso of sending a snmplo
of the goods ho will deliver, and when ho
dues this he sends a gcnulno bill of small
denomination. Tho recipient of tho letter
s delighted when, on presenting It nt n
local hank It Is pronounced genuine nnd
nlno times out of ten Is willing to lgln
negotiations with the green goods man.
'The latter makes nn appointment with his
victim. Oood money Is txchang-d for a box
or a bundle of the green goods nnd tho
victim nnd tho dealer separate. When the
package Is opened It Is found to contnln
old newspapers, sawdust, or somo other
light material. .
'It speaks volumes for the Invcntlvo
genius of tho first green goods man, when It
Is known that slnco the first foolish man
who would bo n criminal for profit wns
victimized, no Improvement has been mado
In tho mode of operation; and tho fnct that
It can bo worked ns well today ns It was
then shows that generally crime nnd lgnor
anco go hand In hand, for every person of
average Intelligence has been Informed of
tho matter so often that only those densely
Ignornnt or wise In their own conceit nro
to bo caught with tho old scheme. With all
of this It would surprise one to know how
many of thoso loltcrB reach this pltlco, sent
by people who believe that they are assist
Ing tho department to unearth n band of
counterfeiters.
''Counterfeiters do not tnko the public
Into their confidence In this manner, and th?
men who write tho letters nro not lnytng
themselves liable to prosecution under the
laws governing counterfeiters. The only
charge which can ho brought against them
Is that of using tho mails for the purposo
of fraud, and the matter Is to bo Invest I
gated by tho postofTlce Inspectors and not
by tho secret service department."
Thurichj the Bargain Are Greater Than
Ever More Loti Armed.
AT
BOSTON STORE,
OMAHA
An tin Snle l'roBresscn Intercut in-
erenne" More nml .More Arc Flnel-
lnn Out the (Ircnt Import mice
or AtU-tulliiK Till" Snlc.
$5.00 AND $6.00 SILK WAISTS $1.50.
!00 silk taffeta and pcau de sole waists
In black nnd all colors. Their price $5.00
and $6.00, choice on main floor $1.50.
$1.00 SUIHT WAISTS, 39C.
All the $1.00 shirt waists from these
stocks, In percale, madras cloth, dimities
and lawns, all sizes, go on snlo iu our
basement at 30c each.
$3.00 SHIltT WAISTS $1.50.
These are tho finest shirt waists over
shown In our stock. All of them with
tho new sleeve nnd new color, beautifully
tucked, all of tho handsomest material, on
salo ou main floor at $1.50.
OHRAT MILLINERY SALE.
Shirt waist and ready-to-wear hats, over
100 styles to select from, every ono this
season's style, trimmed with Persian and
polka dot silk, quills, buckles, chiffon, etc.,
retailed up to $2.50, go at two prices 39c
and 50c.
TRIMMED MILLINERY.
Dcnutlful leghorns, short back sailors,
dress shapes, handsomely trimmed with
flowers, chiffon, ribbons, every ono having
nn individual artistic stylo only round in
our millinery department, go on sale from
$1.50 to $5.00.
$1 SILK RinnONS, 10C YARD.
50c nnd $1 nil silk ribbons from this Im
mense purchase go nt 10c yard.
Strictly nil silk, very wide ribbons that
generally sell nt 25c, go at 6c yard.
5c, and 10c silk ribbons go at ltfe yard
Fine was!- laces and insertions from
theso stocks, worth 25c yard, go In lots at
VAc, 6c and Sic yard.
Flno embroideries nnd Insertions In all
widths, worth up to 25c, go at 6c and 7V4c
yard.
Ladles' and children's summer underwear,
all styles, go on bargain counters nt 6c, 10c
and 15c each.
Ladles' best quality Jersey Bilk mitts,
worth up to 35e, go at 10c pair.
Ladles' nil pure linen, haud-cmbroldered
handkerchiefs, slightly mussed, go at 5c
each.
Ladles' high class muslin underwear
from these stocks worth up to $2, go at
40c, 69c and 98c. '
All tho corsets from these stocks, every
style, all sizes, worth up to $1, choice 39c.
HOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
J. L. Brandcls & Sons, Proprietors.
Solo ngents for Rogers Feet & Co. 'a flue
clothing.
IN -HONOR OF COMPANY L
S pre I tl .Memorial liny Soi'vIch to lie
Held nt I'roKneet Hill
Cemetery.
Special Memorial day services for tho
members of Company L who fell In tho
Philippines will bo hold at Prospect Hill
cemetery Decoration day morning. All
members of tho Eighth nrmy corps or other
Philippine soldiers nro Invited to tako part
In the exercises. The members of Company
L will nsscmblo at their armory nt S:30 in
the morning. All will wear khaki uniforms
nnd march to Prospect Hill cemetery. At
9:30 o'clock tho graves will bo formally
decorated and half an hour later Judgo
Jacob Favvcctt will deliver an address.
Olllelitt Itoute to Nt. 1'itnl.
Modorn Woodmen of America.
The Illinois Central has been eelocted as
the official lino from Nebraska to the Head
Camp meeting at St. Paul, Juno 10-15.
In addition to rcgulnr trains, a "Wood
men Special" train will leave Omiha Sjn-
day evening, Juno 9. Rate, $10.65 for tho
round trip. For full particulars nnd copy
of handsomely Illustrated circular, call on
or address W. H. Drill, D. P. A. I. C. R. R
1402 Farnam street, Omaha, Neb.
IC. nml I., of Security.
You nro requested to moot at tho hall,
Sixteenth and Farnam, Thursday, at 12:30
to attend tho funeral of our brother,
Chnrles Raush of South Omaha. By order of
E. C. WOLCOTT. President
MRS. D. ELLIOER, Cor. Sec,
Through the I'letnrennue llluc
MoiintnltiN.
Tho routo of tho Lehigh Valley railroad
between Niagara Falls nnd Buffalo nnd Now
York nnd Philadelphia Is one of entrancing
beauty. Panornmlo changes of scenery
grcot the cyo nt every turn. Fust trains.
Dining' Cars, ecrvxlco a la carte.
IIAYMEVS OIIK AT CLOAK SAMS.
The State of Four Trcmeiulott Stock.
ClitlniM Attention of Onmlin People,
Every day's express brings moro gar
ments. The bargains for tomorrow aro tho
greatest yet. Tho enthusiasm Is getting
warmer. Haydcn's crowded nil day long.
Come In the forenoon If possible. Women's
T5c waists for 19c: women's $17.50 silk
Eton pockets, $3.98; women's $1 pcrcnlo
wrappers, 35c; women's $20 sllk-llned suits
for $10J women's $5 silk waists for $1.90;
women's $1.60 wash waists, 45c: women's
$15 suits In the oton, bloiiBo nnd other
styles, $",93; women's $5 skirts In crepon
nnd rainy days for $1.90; women's $7 wash
suits for $3.98: women's all wool suits,
worth $12, for 6; women's $2 wappers for
9oC. HAYDEN BROS.
'1111 "III I' 1'IKIVT" 1'UltUi:
91.(1.1 TO LINCOLN AMI II MTU UN.
Via IturllnKloii Route.
Every day, May 24 to 31, Inclusive.
Tickets good to return till Juno 4.
Trains leajre Burlington stntlon;
8:10 a. m", 4:25 p. tn. and 9:00 p. m daily,
and'3:00 p. m., dally, except Sunday.
Modern Woodmen,
Lowest rates,
Special accommodations,
St. Paul and return
via
"Tho Northwestern Line,"
June 8 to 11.
1401-1403 Farnam street.
For Salo A now, lato style Kimball piano
nt a bargain. Inqulro O. B. Tzschuck, Bos
business office.
Dr. R. D. Mason, rectal surgery, Brown blk,
Etonct;4.uer, printer; 1201 Howard St.
Stamp
Removal
Sale
DRUGS
and Patent Medicines being
slaughtered at
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co,
Xevr Location, Cor. Itltli A Uotlice.
Look Out
For tho dirt In somo of tho lending soda
fountnlns tn town. It would surprise you
the amount of U. Buks. tiles, roaches und
dirt. It Is there. Our new 20TH CENTUKY
BEAUTY Is the cleanest and most sanitary
fountain In town. It hus Just been put In,
has nil the lutest Improvements. Nothing
concealed about It. The syrups nro kept In
bottles right belore tlio drinkers, Insteud of
being hidden In cans with the dirt. Ice Is
put In tho lower ;part of tno fountain
through a Inrgo door, which, when open,
shows the cleanliness Inside. Icu creams
are kept In specially prepared coolers, ho
there is no chanco (or tho salt nnd lco to
get in tho cream. Our working space Is
all covered with copper, It Is kept bright
and clenn, so there Is nothing to hide. You
can Btand at the counter and seo all tho
workings. If you want tho CLEANEST
glass, of soda In' the city, wo can furnish It.
Inspection -and comparison Invited.
DRUG
AND
fAlNX
14th nnd Douglas St.
A Simula llevlee I'nitrned to Corset
nml Wulnt I'miltieen the lifted.
DEMONSTRATED AT BOSTON STORE.
A demonstrator from tho east Is Intro
ducing a llttla arrangement that gives
women the now figure that ull society Is de
siring to attain. It Is easily adjusted to
glvo tho vvnlst tho required "dip" nnd so-
curely holds it In place. A new skirt sup
porter Is nlso demonstrated.
On solo In notion department, 25c and 15c,
BOSTON" STORE, OMAHA,
J. L, Brnudels & Sons, Proprietors.
Solo agents for Rogors, Pcot & Co.'s flue
clothing.
LINCOLN AMI ItliTLHN lf.1.0,1.
Vln Itoek Island lloute.
Tickets on snlo May 21 to 31, good for
return until Juno 3. In addition to regular
trains spcclnl trains will bo run on May
24, 23, 2G and 27, leaving Omaha nt 8:30 a.
m. City ticket ofllco, 1323 Farnam street.
Publish your kgal notices In Tho Weekly
Bee. Telephone 238.
Stonecypn
nts nnythlng. Tel. 1310.
FULLER
GO.
Open all night.
The New
Shoe for Women
in the
The New
Store for Women
Fitting women's feet is a Sorosls specialty
Sorosls fit, wear nnd look llko custom
shoes.
Custom shoes and Sorosls arc allko except
tho price. Sorosls aro $3.50 always. Never
more or less any leather.
Sorosis Shoe Store
203 South 15th Street,
Frnuk Wilcox. Mini it iter.
WR1TK FOR CATALOGUE.
Money Saving
Paint Prices
1 quart Outsldo Paint $ .40
6 Knllou Outsldo Paint "5
1 gallon OiltHldc Paint 1.50
i quart i loor l'nint w
i gallon Floor Paint 70
1 gallon Floor Paint 1.40
'.i pint CuVrlnco Pnlnt '.'5
1 pint Carriage Pnlnt 40
1 quart Carrlnge i'alnt 75
1 pint Wngon Pnlnt "0
1 quart Wngon Pnlnt .'. 50
i pint Ollvvood Stain 15
1 pint Ollvvood Stnln 2o
1 quart Ollvvood Stain 50
s gallon Ollwood Stnln X
1 gallon Ollwood Stain l.tB
4 pint VurnlKh Stain 20
1 Hint Vnrnlsh Stnln M
1 quart Varnish Stain 50
,i gallon vnrnlHii stnln 00
1 gallon Varnish Htuln ;. 1.73
'A pint Bathtub Enamel 30
1 pint Bathtub Enamel 50
i qunri unintun unnmei i.uu
gallon Bathtub Enamel 1,63
1 gallon Buthtub Ennmcl 3.25
14 Pint Bicycle Knamel 15
Myers-Dillon Drug Co.
Kith and Farnam Sts.
THE THIRD FLOOR
The Nebraska would col
lapse if all people were care,
less or ignorant of real val
ues. It grows because more
and more people arc find
ing it to be the most econom
ical trading point iu this
section.
Women's Suits
for Thursday.
$15 Women's Suits, $9,75
Clieviols, Venetians, broadcloths and homespuns, new etou
and vest front effects, some plain, others trimmed with,
stitched satin and taffeta bands, perfectly tailored you'll
appreciate these values only when you see them and see
the quality, tailoring and style of these suits.
Women's
Wash Waists
J.Tow could shirt waist buying be easier
or safer for you?
Many choice styles confined to this
house, and the prices cannot be improved
upon here or elsewhere. Xo reasonable
or unreasonable demand can be made on
our shirt waist department that the stock
will uot satisfy.
The 95c Ones
I0H
ailk.
I
The 69c Ones
Mode of tho best ginghams nnd mad
ras cloth. In n pretty line
of pnttoniH for you to
Helcct from, new col
lar und sleeve
In chainbray, nnd nil tho new shades
will bo found In these prices, new
t millor collar, trimmed - J"
rVJP with embroidery,, II " T
V W new sleeve and unck, J
our price only
WOMEN'S WHITE WASH WAISTS.
Women's white lawn waists, made of the best quality of
sheer lawn, trimmed with tucking and four rows of lace or
embroidery down the front, new collar O
and sleeves, real value 1.50 our price kJ
For H rlmnmrr Trip
you cannot do better than to visit the
east. Scenicnlly and historically It la rlcb
In interest, nnd with the added attraction
of the Pun-Amorlcan exposition at which
you havo the prlvllego of stopping on tour
1st tickets reading over tho Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern Ry. an ldenl vacation
may be spent. Our publication, "Lake
Shoro Tours," copy of which 'will bo Bent
on application, contains outline maps of
a number of tho choicest and most popular
trips, with rates. Chatauquaus will be
Interested In tho opening ot our now nnd
direct lino to this famous recreative and
HAYDENs Great Shoe Purchase
The Greatest Sale of Men's Fine Shoes Ever Attempted.
Th(
C
rown
entire floor stock of shoes of fine $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50
shoes closed out to us from the "Crown' Shoe Manufac
turers at 50c on the dollar. Over 4,500 pairs of men's finest Velour
Calf, Vici Kid, Russia Calf, Colt Skin and Box Calf welt sole shoes
SutoS".? covm! in a11 the newest styles a11 S on sale
Friday morning at ..., ,
lng our very
ploto passenger service to tho east. Ad
dress D. P. Humphrey, T. P. A., Kansas
City, Mo. P. M. Byron, O. W. A., Chicago,
$1.96 a pair
SI'KCIAI. THA1.S I'OIt LINCOLN.
Managers ot labor ngeuclos In this city
report an nctlvo demand for men In all
parts of tho country, with moro tha
enough to supply the demand In soniu di
rections and less In others,
"I wish I could learn," said ono of tho
ngonts, "why It Is that bo many mon nro
willing to tako Jobs In Wyoming and Utah
and bo few nro willing to work closer to
Omaha. Wo havo rcmiests for men for tho
went and havo moro applications than we
feel can bo used on tho Jobs. Thcro seems
to be a fouling on the part of tho men that
they can do better In thoso western camps,
with tho result thnt they glut the labor
market out there and somo of them find
themselves several hundred miles away
from homo without work. At tho same
time wo have orders for a number of men
on railroad work In Iowa. The pay is al
most tho same and tho expense of living
considerably less. Tho work Is closer to
Omaha nnd yet wo cannot get enough men
for the places."
Miinldrrn nt Ilia Punt.
"I recall now with horror," says Mall
Carrier Uurnctt Mann of Lovnnna, O., "my
threo years nf uufferlng from Kldnoy trou
ble. I was hnrdly ever free from dull aches
or acuto pains In my back. To stoop or
lift mall sacks mado mo groan. I folt
tired, worn out, about ready to glvo up,
when I began to use Klectrlo nitters, but
six bottles completely cured mo and made
me feel Ilka a new man." They're un
rivaled to regulate stomach, liver, kldaoys,
nnd bowels. Perfect satisfaction guaran
teed by Kuhn & Co. Only DO cents.
Announcement. 'f the Thentrr.
Ill was In 1879. at tho Park theater,
Philadelphia, that E. II. Sothern mado his
first nppenrnnco on tho stage. It was In
his father's play entitled "Sam." and
young Sothern had to bring a trunk von the
stage, touch his cap and say. "Hnlf a crown,
your honor, I think you won't object." lo
remembored to touch his cap, but ho forgot
his linos, nnd his father prompted him so
loudly that the audlenco Heard it. rrom
that bad beginning to his brilliant pretenta
tlon of "Hamlet" Is n wide leap. Mr. Sothom
will nppear t Hold's thoator In "Hnmlcf
Friday night and Saturday aftornoon nnd
night.
Parker AmUu n Hecoiiiit.
TOPEKA. May 22, Tho nttorney for
Aii.art Pnrkpr. contestor for mayor ol
Topekn. tiled today quo wnrrnnto pro
.,...! i .I, in thn Kinireme court visklnc that
a commission be appointed to recount the
votes. It is expeoieu nun "i uuvoihtu
hearing will be given nnd llnal settlement
Vln Hock Inland lloute.
May 24, 25, 26 and 27.
Lcavo Omaha union station 8:30 a. m.
Returning, lcavo Lincoln 7:30 p. m.
Only $1.65 for round trip.
City ticket oftlco, 1323 Farnam street.
Moilern Woodmen,
Lowest rates.
Special accommodations,
St. Paul and return
via
"Tho Northwestern Line,"
Juno S to 11.
1401-1403 Farnam street.
The Trinity Cathedral Ladles' Parish Aid
society's public entertainment on Thursday
evening, In the Metropolitan hall, will
bo unusually novel and attractive. Mrs.
Herman Kountze Is In chargo of tho mutlc,
Mrs. McKennn directing tho tableaux and
scenes.
Send articles of incorporation, notices ot
stockholders' meetings, etc., to The Dee.
Wo will glvo thom proper legal Insertion.
Tclephono 238.
Job prlntlug, 137 Paxtou bloik. Tel. 1440,
1,000 pairs of
Men's finest Vic! Kid Welt f T
Solo $4.60 Shoes In black or I vJ f
ttinann en In of
nir.n.
PAUI rrbnli. nued 22 yenrs 1 month
ilaj-H. .May 21. lBOl.
Funeral Thursday at 2 o'clock p. m. from
.in. uci itit, li .11 I iiiiiiib L inmi!iiiiii i I'liiu i:!!.
corner itioventn nna center streets. Inter
ment In Laurel Hill cemutcry. Friends In-
viteu.
mi
0
A REMINDER
Who wns It thnt made It possible for the
neoplo of Omuhn. Council muffs. South
Omaha nnd tho surrounding country to get
STAPLE drugs, medicines, etc., at tho fol
lowing priced und also to get tnelr pre
scriptions lined WITJIUUT 1IU1.NU
UOUUKD7
$1.00 Porunn . C9:
$1.00 Kirk's Dnmlriirf Cure 4Kc
$1,00 Plnkhnm's Compound Kc
$1.00 West's Urnln and Nervo 29a
$1.00 Mngnut Pile Curo Mo
J1.00 Uncle Sum's Tobacco Curo 50c
$2.00 Tansy, Cotton Hoot and Penny
royal Pills 78o
23c Stuart niackberry Cardial luo
25o, Unrated Talcum Powder loo
-jo t'iso't? Consumption Curo lOc
25c Howoll's Antl-Kuwf JOc
50 Jamaica dinger loo
25o Vegotable Cathnrtlo Pills 10c
25c Florida Wntsr '.
2- grn n Qu n no Capsules, dozen To
3- gra in Quinine Capsules, dozen lOo
S-grtiln Quinine Capsules, dozen 15o
Kvery body says
CAUACCCD9C Cut Price
OUnflETCIl O Drugstore.
S. AV. Cor. tilth nnd ChlenKO Sts.
Qooavltvered KllKE to uny part of city.
J TELEPHONE 747.
See Our Big 16th Street
Shoe Windows.
Come early Friday morning and got
tho greatest shoo bargains ever given.
Every man lu Omaha should have a
pair of these flue, stylish $4.00 shoes,
at $1.00.
1,200 pairs of
Men's Flno Velour Calf $4.00 Wolt
Shoos all latest styles
on sale
at
Solo
1.96
500 pairs of
Men's Finest Russia Calf $4.r.O Welt Sole
tnn shoes mado on the new t g" Z
Cambridge last on salo I VJ
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060 pairs of
Men's Fine $3,50 Colt Skin Welt Solo Shoes
In lace and congress mado
ou tho London tip and wldo fj
common senso last, at ....
Registered
RE-NO-MAY
POWDER
A. Mayer Co.,
220 BEE BUILDING
OMAHA, NEB.
'Phone 1716
In pink box not only relieves, but
positively cures all disorders of tho
feet, stops odorous perspiration,
cures tsnder. swollen and painful
feet.
RE-NO-MAY POWDER
In blue box removes all bodily
odors. If proporly used no dress
shields aro required. If you ruin your gloves with excessive perspiration, rub
tho palms after thoroughly drying them with the powder. In cases of habitual
weatlng, use tho powder in pink box. For axllllary (armpits) sweating, nnd
directions for use in tho cover of the blue box. For obstinate sweating or cbaf
rnts bathe the affected parti with the Re-No-May Astringent Antlseptlo Lo
tion. It must be distinctly understood that RE-NO-MAY Powder is not a
tollot powder, but strictly a curative, hygienic and antlseptlo powder, and
should not be uaed for Infants as a toilet dusting powder.
PRICE 50 CENTS.
For Sale by all Druggists and Glove Dealers
Consultation Free from 2 to 4. When ordering by mall add 5 centi for postaf e
Re-No-May Skin Food for facial massag".
Re-No-May Cream softens and whitens the hr-nds and face.
800 pairs of
Men's Finest Box Calf $3.50 -4 gL
Welt Solo Laco Shoes, on tho I 1
uvw uoaiou imuuu iusi, ut ....
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BATH nOOM rOMFOIlT.H
secured by np-to-dato plumbing en
hance tho enjoyment of tho hn '"""
No one should miss any of the devices
now known and obtainable. wo,1
racks, brush nnd soap holders,
sprinklers, etc, form mi aggregate- of
possible conveniences which noiiPlb o
peoplo cannot well bo without. our
ldeuh about plumbing diouldn't Mon
with proper mwiltnry conditions. iMt
U3 put you up-to-date.
Free & Black,
1800 Far num. Phone lO'H)
3? The Chicago Record
has 61 of these Type
v. riters In dally usa
YOST
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250 pairs of
Men's Flno Russia Calf and
Kid $3.60 Oxford!,
on sale at
If you want a typewriter, why not
come first where you can see
EVERY GOOD BOUT OF TYPE
WRITER in its best form!
TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES
of all kinds for all machines.
TYPEWRITERS RENTED.
TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED.
New Century
The flneit catalogue
ever Issued Is
yours for the asking.
WrlteorCall.
United Typewriter and Supply Go,,
1(114 Fn.rna.jr St., Omalitt.
TAFT'S
Philadelphia Dental Rooms
1517 Douglas St.
Dentnl work that will Btand the teat
Is tho kind wo do. No fancy pricos.
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(old Crown .
(iold 1'lllliiKs
S.1.0l
, tjti.'iO "I
Greatest Shoe Sellers in Omaha.
H
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IS 1
It Takes GOOD TOBACCO and HAND WORK to Make a Good lOo CIGAR
THE
LUJaliMtilljHUI
Is Now Being Made From Fine Cuban Tobacco, Crop of 1900.
F. R. RICE M. C. CO., Manufacturers, St. Louis. UNION MADE
ot the case nmuu niumi a mum...
