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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1901)
12 TTTTC OM.AITA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOHET? 0, 1001. MRS, MABRAY IS SET FREE the defendant was discharged, thn court holding the evidence offered by thn state to bo Insufficient. BtaU Fails to Make Out Iti Can Aidnit , HELD the Accnaid Woman. FOR IOWA OFFICERS STORIES TOLD AT PRELIMINARY TRIAL Puttier .ShiHMimUrr Utile Mini tin: I'roKi'i-iitloti l)ll ot OITcr llvlilrnee MrfiiiK lliimittli tit Wnr .?) rnnt n Con Ictlun, .Mr. Horn Mlllrr In I'tMtciilj- llpr AwnllliiK Itrtiirn to Wpll"linrK. Mrs. Molllc Mabray. the alleged acid thrower, Is free. Justice Shoemaker 1 1 charged her Tucudny afternoon nftcr n preliminary hearing that occupied the preater part of the day. Maud Hanitnn wan the first witness on tho Hand. She told how Mrs. Mabrny, In com pany with n young woman named Nettlw Myers, had i-ntered her rooms at Sixteenth Hired and Capitol avenue im thn forenoon it September 12 and asked to see somo fash ion platen. While they were examining; the plates a woman named Mrs. Oresh of Al bany, Neb., had entered. Then Mrs. Ma brpy had scan her husband's picture on the mantel and had asked what shn (Miss Han ion) was doing with It. 'Well, I am Mrs. Mabrny, bin wife.' were her next words, 'nnd I Ruess I II lake It with me.' "I told her," testified the witness, "that ehc could have It for all I cared, as It wbb not my property." Then Miss Hanson told tho story of Mrs. Mabray'H second visit. "Sho went away with Miss Myers as soon an she pot thn picture nnd about an hour later she enmn back again, this time alone. I heard aomeono rattling at the screen door In the hall nnd went out to sen what was wanted and was mirprlccd to find It whs Mrs. Mabrny back again. Sho started tho ronvcrsntlon by saying, 'I wnnt to tell jou that you nre anything but a lady.' I told her I didn't have tlmo to discuss that, and then she snbl, 'If you ever speak to Mr. Ma brny again, or lot him come Into this hall way again, I'll fix you nnd fix you proper.' I told her I wnsn't nfrnld of her, and at lhat sho drew a bottle from tho bosom of her dress nnd dashed thn contents of It Into my fare, throwing It through the icreen. I Hcrcamed nnd ran Into Mrs, PIIUburry'H room. I didn't see anything Bioro of Mrs. Mabrny, as 1 was half blinded by the ncld." Mrs. Anna I'lllsbury, who occupies two (ooms leading off the hall, corroborated IIIsh llnnson'a testimony In part. "I didn't no the ncld thrown," sho said, "but I verhenrd n few words of tho conversation !hnt passed between them beforo It was thrown and I heard Miss Hanson nddress thn woman as Mrs. .Mabray. Tho flwt ilnio Mrs. Mabray camo tip I had a good look at her." DimiumIsI nifiillflrft niittlr. N. A. Kuhn, druggist. Identified the acid Mtlo as liavlng come from his store. It Kan a two-ounco phlnl, benrlng n skull nnd srossbono label, upon which were written Ihn words, "cnrbollc ncld." About a table ipoonful of tho fluid still remained In It. Din druggist examined It. "I would sav t. was about !." per cent carhollc acid." laid he. "If It was any stronger than lhat It would rrystnlllzo In this tempera ture." "Ih this stuff ns strong ns what Is com Jinnly known as vitriol?" asked the Justice. "I would say It was Just about tho same," fas thn nnswer. Dr. II. It. Porter, who had attended Miss rinnsnn, described 'be. nature and location if thn hums, lie paid that her left oyn was lomewhnt nffecten, but not permanently, I ml thnt hi! would eventually entirely re lover from the burns. At no tlmo had her Ifo lieon In danger. Ho had called twelve limes to treat her. Mm. Sophia l'rlcst, onn of tho tenants If the house, testified to finding the acid lottlo on tho window ledge In tho hall, nnd identified tho am- In evidence ns tho ono Ihe bad found. On cross-examination thn nttnrnoy for the lefenso asked Miss Hanson several ones lions nR to her relations with John Mahray, Most, of which wore ruled out by tho court, she denied that her relations with him had iver been Improper. Thoy hnd been ac IttalntnnccR, that was all. Asked as to her iccupatlon, Miss Hanson said sho was a lalrdresscr. Drffiiilnnl Tell Her Nlorr. At tho beginning of tho afternoon's scb lion thn defendant was called to the stand. Iho admitted that sho had nrrtved In Dmnha from Kiwmih City on tho day prc tcdlng tho assault and Mien went on to tell what alio hnd done nnd where sho hnd Iccn on September 12. Sho denied having returned to Miss Hnnsnn'H apartments after !ho occnslon of her llrst call. Asked whore Ihe whs at 12:30 of that day she answered :hnt she had been at her rooming houso, 1312 Douglas street, In consultation with i mnu nnmed J. W. Wilson on a matter of tuslness. She hnd first seen Miss Hanson about two md n half yearn ago In tho noyd thenter, Ii company with her husband, John Ha bray. Netlln Myers, a stenographer, followed Mrs. Mabray on tho Htand ami In part cor roborated her testimony. Sho Hdmlttcd icrompanylng her to Miss Hanson's rooms Ibout ll:S0 In tho forenoon nnd a short tlmo nftor that pnrted compnny with her. Sho added thnt she hnd been In corro ipondenco with Mrs. Mabray In Knnsns 2lty. J. W. Wilson, 2.112 Dnuglna street, wns the tllbl witness. Ifo thought It wns about 12: in thnt hn met Mrs. Mabrny nt the Douglas street address, when he was In lonsultntlon with hor for fully an hour, Miss Madgo Klley, who rooms with Miss Settle Myers nt Sixteenth nnd Capitol nvc sue, saw a woman rushing down the stHlrs if that building about 12:30 on tho after onon of Septembor 12. Tho woman was Irehsed In blnck and wns much excited Jlto was i stranger to thn witncHR, but tho witness was certain she was not Mrs Uabray, whom she has known Ihreo years Miout thin tlmo the witness detected a itrong odor ot carbolic acid In tho hall ny. Tho chbo was concluded at 1 o'clock and Mrs. Dora Mllltr Is being held nt the city Jail to await tho arrival of an officer -J from Wellsburg, In., where she Is wanted on n charge unknown to the Omaha police. She was arretted yesterday In company with B. K. Ilrlnkcrman, with whom she has been living. Mrs. Miller says she ii the common law wife of a Wntlsburg man and Is the mother j of several of his children. Recently sho , became tired of his abuse and nppllcd (or a divorce, but could not obtain It because thcro had been no marriage. Then she left him and came to Omaha with Ilrlnkcrman. S, A. Ingalls, Crown Point, N. Y., writes: "My wife suffered from kidney trouble for years. She was Induced to try Foley's Kid ney Cure nnd In less than a week after she began using It she was grently Improved and three bottles cured her." All kinds of baths, scientific massage. Ladles only. Tbo Bathery, 216-220 lies bldg, Tel. 1716, lliitTnln I'nn-Amrrloim TIcUcH via the Nickel Plate road. 113 for tho round trip, good fifteen day; $15 for round trip tickets good twenty days. Thrco through trains dally with vestlbulcd sleep ing cars, Meals In dining cars ranging In price from 3.1 cents to $1. Address John Y. Cnlnhnn, general agent, 111 Adams Btrcet, Chicago. Diamonds, pearls, rubles. Kdholm, Jeweler j Illinois Cciilrnl Itnllrnitd. i Official line to missionary convention of the Chrlstlnn church, Minneapolis, Minn., October 10th to 17th, ' The Illinois Central railroad has been dc- dared the official line from tho state of ' Nebraska to the Minneapolis convention, Special scrvlco has been arranged for thp 1 delegates to leave Omaha union depot I Wednesday, October Pth, nt 8 p. m. Tick ! cts on sale October ftth, 10th. 12th and 14th, j good for return until tho 19th, nt rato of I $10.f),i for the round trip. Hy depositing ticket with tho Joint agent limit can be extended for return until October 31st. Cnll nt city ticket ofTlce, 1402 Fnrnam street, for full particulars and reservations In special sleepers, or nddress, W. II. niUlAj, D. P. A., Omaha. Iftl.00 lii llurfnlo I'nn-Ainoplrnn mill Itrlnrn, Iftl.OO Via the Nickel Plato road, Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays with limit of Ave days from date of sale, good In coaches only; fifteen-day tickets nt $15 for tho round trip nnd twenty-day tickets at $16 for round trip, good In sleeping enrs. Three through dally trains. For particulars and Pan American folder ot butldlngti nnd grounds nddress John Y. Cnlnhnn, general agent, 111 Adams street, Chicago. Wedding slivor. Edholm, Jeweler. SI. I.ouls, Mo, From Oct, fi until Oct. 11 tbo Missouri Pacific Ilnllway will cell round trip tickets to St. Louie, Mo., nt the one way rato. For further Information call at union sta tion or city offices, S. B. Cor. 14th nnd Douglas Stn. THOS. F. GODFREY, P. & T. A. Physicians recommend our treatment for rheumatism as the moat successful. Ladles only. Tho Datbcry, 216-220 Heo bldg. Tale phono 1716. Don't despair, take Cramer's Kidney Cure, two sizes, 50c and $1.00; all druggists. Kamia tilt-, Mo. From Oct. S until Oct. 12 tho Missouri Pacific Ilnllway will soil round trip tlckots to Knnt.as City at the one way rato. For further Information cnll ni union station or city offices, S. E. Cor. 14th and Douglas. THOS. F. GODFREY, P. & T. A. Send articles of Incorporation, notices of stockholders' meetings, etc., to Tho Ileo. We will glvo them proper legal Insertion. Telephone 238. Publish your legal notices In The Weekly Bee. Telephone 233. Why surfer with rheumatism? Tho Rathory, 216-220 Deo bldg. Telephone 1716. For ladles only. Ask J. C. Green If Cramer's Kidney Cure Is good. 60c nnd $1.00; nil druggists. Chafing dishes. Edholm, Jeweler. niKD. n K UTE L.S H N N I e 1 s, aged 77. Sunday, Oc- loocr h. 1',tt.A.nl 1a.4nAa.lAl tniU-m ft n. O from residence, 1032 South Twentieth. ' " PreHyOolor Chamois Skin We sell them In a dozen or mpre shades. Cnll and neo them. We've always been cutters. No eombl nntlutlH ever affect UK. We co rlcht on cutting, nnd to get the lowest cash prices on drug trade with us, $1,00 IVruim E,c $1.00 l.lnterlnn r0c 2.V. Mouuen's Talcum Powdor 12c 35c Castorla 25c Vln Marian! Jl.03 Feilow'8 Hyrup jl.io Miltiyadl I.iiJoh Water 15c ntirubnni'H Snrsnnnrllln 4lo Vino! (tasteless codllver oil) Ji.oo lint lilcncn (euouKli ror mreo lints) .. 10c I.axntlvn Hromo Quinine 12C 2-lb. bar Oreen Castile Soap 15c UI SI7.i ( UaJlKIl M MUNKV CUIIK, wo sell , , 49C WHITIS CUIl tJA I Al.UUl'K, Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. "The Drug Store on tho Corner." HIXTKENTH AND DODGE STREETS. II A Vllll.N into. Why Mot .Mnki Vour Monoy Sprnil Wll? t,iil- Our llroeery JiPelnl Corn meal ISc sack. 24 -lb. snck pure rye flour 45c. 10-Ib. enck pure graham 15c. 24 lb. sack pure .ye graham 45c, Fancy evaporated California penches, new 1001 crop, tic. Strictly choice Cnllfornla peaches, new crop, 1901, nt 12iie, Very good old crop penches, 6',4c. New crop evaporated blackberries, 9c. Now crop evaporated apricots, 1901, nt 124c. New cleaned Pa trous currants, 12ijc. New California mus catel rnislns, 10c. New California prunes, 3Wc, 4c, fic, 84c nnd 12c. COFFEE AND TEA PRICES. Siberian Dlnmond coffee, 12Hc Siberian H. II. coffee, 13V4c. Very fine Snntos coflee. IGc. Guntemaln coffee, 20c. Interior Java coffee, 23c. Private growth, Java, 31 He. Ansola Javn, 32c. Mandellng Java, 33c. Arabian Mochn and Old Government, 35c. With every pound of good ten from 45c to COc you got a fancy ten pot. DELICIOUS AND PURE. Our new candy makor was for many years ono of tho leading enndy makers In tho celebrated lluyler factory In New York City and Is very desirous to show tho Omnha people how high grade candy looks nnd tnates when pure, fresh nnd well made. Noto the following prices: Ecllpso mixed candy, S'ic. Crown mixed, 7',4c. Moon light Klescfl, 1SV4C Hobson Klwes, 15c. Swedish Kisses, 12tic, Sunbeam Kisses, 12e. Trilby Kisses, 10c. Hon bona, 7Hc. Vanilla crenms, 25c. Rose crcnius, 22c. Mint opera crenms, 2H4c. Iluttcr creams, 22Ho. Opera wnfers, 25c. Mnpln wnfers, 25c. Flno hand made chocolutes, 20c. Fine mnrshmallow chocolate, 25c. Cream al monds, 23c. HAYDEN HROS. MRS. L BENSON. CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. Tailor-made box coats in melton cloth broadcloth, kersey, Venetian and .other ma terials. Child's box (Coats of beaver or ripple eider down, round deep collars, trimmed with braid, ribbon and beaver Jieads. Price $2.25 and 2.7si. Tailor-made box coats, double breasted, velvet pockets, cuffs and collars, sizes i to.S, years ?1.2o; S to 12 years, $5.00. Lncc trimming with fur or .velvet, $1.00 up. Handsome black velvet iiuid satin coats. i I'rottiest bonnets to mutch these coats ever Bhowu In Omaha. Tho Datherv Is onen Thuradnv nnd Snf. Urday cvculncs. For nnnnlntmentH teln. phono 1716 or call 216-220 Rco Rulldlng. Thp Mrki'l I'litlc llnnil will sell tickets each Tuesday, Thursday nnd Saturday during October to Ruffalo Pan-American exposition nnd return nt $6, good In conches; return limit five dnys from dnte of snlc. TleketB with longer limit nt nllghtly Increased rates. Three through dally trains. Chicago passenger station, Vnn Huron street nnd Pacific ave- nuo; city ticket ofllco 111 Adnms, street, Chlcngo. Reed Dnrton sliver. Edholm, Jeweler. Don't give up your motiey for poor coal that's as hard to burn ns n flro-proof building. If you wnnt a coal that'e clean, will Ignite rendlly, give n stendy hent nnd reduce completely to nshes, order nn "Ohio." Lump and egg, $7.23. Nut. $7.00. Hald & Rice, Tel. 12.18. 506 So. Kith St. Black Hats Brown Hats Gray Hats Blue Hats all $2.50 NO MORE. NO LESS. , i. Men's Furnishings everything, eluding Night Shirts. I Black the $2.50 Hatter f V v 1. in? c i i!i. ..,.. 1 I COAL Are You Particular Don't want the lawn cut up? ' Don't want a swearing, swag gering driver about? We Can Please You on nil these points and send you tho best coal mined, free from dust, dirt and slate, COAL C. 6. Havens & Co, 1522 Farnam St. Tels. 317 and 825. fall Pictures This is n good time, now that the leavoa are turning, for taking nlco photos. We nre oxcluslvo dealers In kodaks and cameras and enn show you tho largest assortment of hluh grude Instruments In the west. Our No. 22 5x7 Special Is the best camera on the market today for the moncv. Cnll and sec us or writo for particulars. THE ROBERT DEMPSTER COMPANY 1215 Fiirnmn Street. Wholesale nnd retail dealers In Photo Supplies. Developing and Finishing for Amateurs. Ton OS OwllV Extra Special Bargains in Dress Goods and French Flannels for Tomorrow. $1.25 for Entire Dress Pattern. 200 drees patterns each containing 7 yds. of wool dreBs goods In fancy novelties, nil wool plaids and plain colors. These nre Hctunlly DOe quality nnd 7 yards would be 3.B0, on mnln floor nt $1.25 per pattern. 98c for French Flannel Waist Patterns. .100 strictly all woo! French flannels In wnlst patterns containing 2',J yards, plain colors, satin stripes nnd printed French flannels, PSc per pattern. $1.00 Dress Goods, 49c Yard. All wool serge, pehblo cheviot and black silk nnd wool novelty dress goods, on front bargain square nt 49c yard Balance of the $20.00 Purchase at 25c and 49c. 60 enscs Amcrlcnn felt, Military, Floro dora street bats, nicely trimmed with silks of prevailing colors nnd designs. lints aro gray, castor, blnck, brown nnd navy, aro worth up to $2,30 each, tomorrow at 25c and 19c, Ostrich Plumes 19c. GS dozen French dyo black ostrich plumes 10 and 12 Inches long, a real 50c value, at 19c each. Trimmed Hats. 220 trlmnifd hats especially prepared for tomorrow's rapid selling. Thcso goods aro tho kind generally sold for $3.00, but In order to further prove our Immcnso forco ns a bargain giving center wo any tomorrow $2.!0. 112 hnndsoraely trimmed lints In castor, gray, black nnd brown, which are marvels of tho milliner's art and nro tho best bar gains wo havo offered this season, Moat stores ask double for thcso goods. To morrow nt $3.90. Extraordinary Sale High Class Shoes for Women. Biff Sale of Fine Sample Shoes for Children and Misses. !Mi'lnl rtrnrlnu Snlc of Lndle' If'.l inllii MIiior nl lli Wait for the sale of IHadeup Carpets and room sized Rugs, Mon day, October 14th. j L DDAND fl.' iioNS $i.98 ri ' J Klbo FOII TIIIIKIl 1)01, l,.lt siioi:?. :w niriT.nn.vr STVI.I5M ai.i. m:v. Kid, Light Sola. Medium Hlfh Heel. Xuct Reproduction of thii Style Shot $3.00 X I AMI V V $4.00 i I'Oll MIIOKN l WoitTll t J nvn AM) Kihn VTM 1 tfVii fi.iv,'. t. Leather LnnU YV 1,-1 tx.ct Uepreduction ot tM, Style S,. $3.00 AM) Intel Uitq. $3.50 I poii snor.s WOHTII 'i vi: IIOM.AIIS. KifwKU. Light Sole. Mtdium High HceL IACT utrpooucnosi or thii tyi hoc. WErf,feDAY HAYDEN: BARGAIN room Wodncsdny will boitho greatest dn.v of t ho big sale every thing will be put at prices that will take them as fast as they can be wrapped. Furnishing goods, dress goods, silks, blankets, flannelett at iprices that, look doubtful until you investigate. Every article advertised will be exactly as represented. Standard Prints 3k All tho fine standard prints fancies, In digo blue, robe and worth 5c, 6c and 7Jc, will go nt 3AC. Also npron check gingham, worth 6V3C, will go at S4c. Outing Flannels5c All our 5c, 6c nnd "Ho outing flannels and goods worth up to 10c, nt 5c. FRENCH KI.ANNELKTTES. S6-lnch extra heavy flannelette with borders, sultablo for hlmonas, wrappors, etc., worth 15c per yard, at 6c. Extra heavy nice bright llannelettc, worth 15c nnd Ifio yard, will go at 7lSo. 36-Inch Imported French flannelette, with or without tho border, made to sell at 15c and 19c, will go at 10c. Percales 5c 36-lnch extra flno percales, dark nnd light colors, tho regular 16c grade,' on ono counter, at 6c. Warranted 36-lnch percale, regular 25c values, will go on this salo at 7Vsc. Finest high finished percalcB mndo, worth 25o per yard, at 10c, Dress Goods 7oc black cheviot, 43c. 75c granite, nil colors, 45c. J1.00 50-Inch homespun, 40c. $1.50 all wool novelties, 4Pc. 75c all wool hcnrlettas, 3!)c. 75c black satin bcrber, 39c. 75c black crepons, 25c. 50c nergcB, all colors 25c. 50c nil wool ladles' cloth, 31c. J1.00 wnlstlngs, 49c. 75c wi.lstlr.gs, 39c. 60c F.cnch flannols, 21c. Silks and Velvets 39c Silks, 19c. J1.00 silks, 39c. J1.50 silkH, 49c. 50c velvets, 19c, $1.00 corduroy, 39c. Special Sale on Blankets and Comfortres 59c, 75c, 98c Men's $1.00 underwenr, 39c. Men'a 75c underwear, 29c. Men's 50e underwear, 19c. Children's 25c underwear, 10c. HAYDEN BROS Have you looked it up? This is tho time of tho near when iou begin to think about your FaJl Overcoat We don't want you to get into the habit of spending money foolishly, but if you can't make the old ono , do, we'd like to have you talk with our overcoat man a few minutes, lie will show you a few new things in ,the way of 1!)01 o'coats that will open your eyes. "NVe do not; remember when the manufac turers made so nice n line as they do this .season. They're a triumph in tail oring, stylish, handsome, .elegantly finished and withal low priced. A lino range of choice, both as to material, kinds, colors and patterns. Merv's Reirv Coasts They look like spring top coats, ,but they'ro rain coats too. Soft, light, ami porous to air but. not to water, not hot and stuffy like some mackintoshes, but water, proof. Don't know the secret of how it hoy are made, we're satis lied that thev are made good and wo want you to be satiB lied they are good. .?S.7r and up. ( , HAYDEN Watch for it TODAY We will tell you about a gigantic clothing putv chase we made from Henry Sonneborn & Co, of Baltimore, the acknowl edged largest and most progressive clothing man'' ufacturers in the world Our purchase gives us the opportunity of presenting The Greatest Clothing Sale in the History of Omaha. Watch Tonight's Papers for Particulars. HAYDEN BROS. Selling the Most Clothing in Omaha. 1 m K EELE Y M" '," ,"'"t t"1 Oi ICeHcy ntm or limit- tiilen, ho mil' Koeley liixlltine lit .uliriiliii. Cui'it vUKC Di'iiiikriuiraft, Cure IlrilK UKi-rn, Toliiit'l'O IlHom. Till Ivi:i:i.l".V INSTITUTi:, ID ami l.envcinviirlli, Oiiuiliii. You Bit We Gtt 'Em Plenty of 'em, hut wo wnnt mnre. Tho people out In tho Htato know where to net Kooda nt cut prices, anil set Jimt what thoy order, too thut'H why they Fend uh their orders. Wo don't hold the orders a week either beforu wo till 'em but not 'em nut on llrst train 'cause we've sot our own expressman and wo don't ehnrKo iiuytlilnK for boxing or cratafie. Another thliiK we sell Rood.i nt Just exactly tho price we ad vertise 'em. Jl.no Sexlne Pills 7fc Talcum Powder, enn, 5c, 10c, 12c, 15c 19c SI. 00 Newbro's llerplcidu COc S1.00 Pcrunn 5Sc SI. 00 Temptation Tonic 76o 5oc Pozzonl Powder "bo :5! Woodbury's Face Powaer 13c JJ.OO McDndo'H Siicciir Alteruns 51.43 S1.(0 Austin's Hair Tonic 4!o fAj I.leblK'H Kxtract of Ileof 17o tOc Cramer's Kidney Cure 40o 25c Hox llest Soap 3 cakes Go 25c 4711 Soap Zu 50o (lem Catarrh Cure ., Aic U5o Qulnnceto best for colds 20c S.'.OO Karl Cramer's, Tansy Cottonroot and Pennyroyal Pills SI"' Kgyptlan I.qtus Cream Hi: Goods delivered KKKIl lo anv part of ctty. SCHAEFER'S ' IJi'iiK Store Tel. 747. a. W. dir. ltitb nud C'bleatfo Why Fig Powder Prevents and Cures Appendicitis. Appendicitis Is cnuseil prliunrlly ly constlpiitlon. Now 1 Slirnilir'K KIr Powder prevents nnd curofi constipation. !i Kltr Powder is tlio only medlelno tluit enn ever produce nil nlvlnu ills clmi'Rt. ;i 1 1 will remove the. Inlliiinined con dition in live linurs. 1 It Hushes the bowels nnd parries off the poison which eniiM's the Inlluni miitlou In the iippendlx nnd siiiull In testines tliut the peritoneum covers. Doctors enn sopd lor free, snniple. Sold by nil ilriiKirlKts, 'J.'c a box, or send to W. J. Shrader Medicine Co., I New York Room 10, No. SO Uait lltt. 3L t er lii02 N. 24th St., Omaha, Neb, The Greatest Values ever offered In now nnd used pliinos nre (o bo found nt the music house of Schinoller & Mueller. J(K) Instruments to select from, Including the Hrentest pliino In the world the STEIN WAY Also n specinllv selected stock of VOSB. HMKHSON, IVBIIS & POND. A. II. t'HASB, '.MASON & IIAMMX. STBOK, PACKAI5D, STBOBIt nml many others. S(iuii'o pianos and Organs .?25.00 and up Cliit'kt'i'iii;-, rosewood .case JJCio.OO IClxm.v Tprijilit i?".r).00 .McCa'ininoii Tprinlil, chony caso $116.00 Mahogany Upright ijji'.in.OO Hlcok Concert (5 mini ?i:i.00 New wnnplo pianos 911S.00, ?lf(;.00 and, up Ilnndsonio plnnos for rent. Artistic tuning and repalrlni; promptly done. wh sr.1,1, snv i'iamis nv ir..oo iioxtiii.y payjimmts. Write for ditnloRUPS, prices and tonus or pay us n visit of Inspec tion. SCHMOLLER & MUELLER, Stato representatives for Stclnway pianos anil self-playlnK Pianolas. 1313 Farnam St, Omaha, Tel. 1625, Iowa Branch 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Tel, 378, A WATCH TICKS so mnny million times In n year never mind thn nxnct number but tho point is, It neods renewing onco ft year cleaning, oil -Ing and regulating. Wo employ tho best watch experts w ran -mid when your witch is entrusted to our care it will ho repaired right, IWIniAtll nnnu JL D u i rt O Jewelers una Art Stationers, IStliand Uouglus Streets.