THE OMAHA DAILY HKKi St'XDAY, PECIvMIVEH 1, 1001.
what causes deafness.
' The Principal (.utisc in Curable but
(icnerally Overlooked.
Many things may tnuae deafness und vtry
i often It Is climitilt to trace a cause. Some
' peoplo Inherit deafness, Acute dltcarcs like
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Iitm Eeiiioi of Legislators Niidid tt
Fix OhtrUr Irtriiitni.
SEVERAL FEATURES NEED AMENDMENT
Innticlnl linil of the Mltintlnn !rls
Mnal Attention from llir l.neiil
Tn.tpiera Jtiat nt
I'rcaent,
scarlet fever sometimes cause deafness.
Ilut by far the most common cause of los
of hearing Is catarrh of the head and throat.
A prominent specialist on oar troubles
i gives as his opinion that nine out of ten
cases of deafness are trared to throat trou
ble: this Is probably overstated, but It Is
certainly true that more than half of all
cases of poor hearing wore caused by
catarrh.
The catarrhal secretion In the nose and
throat finds Its way Into the Eustachian
lube and by clogging It up very soon af
fects the hearing and the hardening of the
secretion makes tho loss of hearing perma
nent, unless the catarrh which caused tho
trouble Is cured.
Those who are hard of hearing may
think this n little far-fetched, but anyone
at all observant must have noticed how a
hard cold In the head will nffect the hear
ing and that catarrh If long neglected will
certainly Impair tho sense of hearing and
ultimately cause deafness.
If the nose and throat arc kept clear and
free from the unhealthy secretions of ca
tarrh, the hearing will at once greatly Ini -I
prove and anyone Huffcrlug from deafness
and catarrh can satisfy themselves on this
point by using a fin-rent box of Stuart's
Catarrh Tablet, a new catarrh cure which
In tho pnst year has won tho approval of
thousands of catarrh sufferers, ns well as
physicians, because It Is in convenient form
to use, contains no cocaine or opinio and Is
ns safe and pleasant for children ns for
their ciders.
, Stuart's Cntarrh Tablets Is a wholesome
I combination of Blood root, Oualarol, En
'calyptol and similar antiseptics and they
'euro catarrh and catarrhal deafness by
notion upon the blood and mucous mem
brane of tho nose nnd throat.
As one physician aptly expresses It: "Vou
do not have to draw upon tho Imagination
to discover whether you aro getting benefit
from Stuart's Catarrh Tablets; Improve
ment and relief aro apparent from the first
tablet taken."
All druggists sell nnd recommend them.
They cost but 60 cents for full-sized pack
ages nnd any catarrh sufferer who has
wasted time nnd money on sprays, salves
and powders will appreciate to tho full the
merit of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets.
'There is
'A Difference
1n tnlklng machines, not only a
little, but a big difference. It
wilt be to your Interest to look
over our linn of Kdlson and Co
lumbia Machines beforo you buy.
Killanit Maelilnra iflO, if HO nml
?:in.
C'oluinliln Mnolilnra from (f." tiji.
Disc Mnclihica-i:0 tn f-IO.
r.itlxin. Coin nili In nml Dlae Itec
oriln. CASH OR PAYMKNT8.
SUNT) FOR CATALOGUE.
VOMAHA BICYCLE CO.,
' Cor. 16th and C hie ago.
. Make Weak Men and Women anil
I Cans.- All KtnilN of Nerro-Vltal I)la.
order Weak rve Ilranlt from
a irnatliiK of the Rlec trinity In
Ynnr Syatcm My Method Supply
In Klrctrlclty for the IlftY'lal Cure
of Human Ilia Will Cure Yow Secure
My Free nook. ,
No matter with what ailment you are
filleted, naturo Is nlwnya dotng her levtl
mm
Ibest to make you strong and well again,
but nature must be ulded, for In four
Icasea out of five she has been Imposed
Minnn. PUftrlrltv la nature's own remedy
and when It Is properly applied will cure
i every 111 which may nfftlct mankind. My
.method of applying electricity to the human
'System Is my own discovery, and an a re
ward the United States government has
(riven mn thn exclusive use of this method
L ft method which has proven so effectlvo
land curative to weak, vlgorless men and
'women that the name of my Electric Belt
ls almost a household word. I know
.'electricity ns applied by my Electric Belt
vvlll cure all tlie ailments for which I
Vrecommend It. You cannot afford to ex-rnm-imnnt
with unknown concerns nnd In
experienced practltlonors, buttering your
'stomach with drugs and nostrums. You
want tn ba cured ut once and without de
lay. The cures my Electrla Belt make
apeak for themselves. I can refer you to
I more than 10,001 well persons who were
ouce as badly off as you can possibly be.
I My Electrical Suspensory Is free to every
'main patient.
I If you have an old-style Hell vrhlcli
'burns or Iillstrra, or iilvrs no current,
end It to me na half payment for ono
f mine.
Dr. Bennett's Electric Belt
Mnnl nnt ho clnnfetl with the many HO
called electric belts now offered tn thn
publla "on free trial." "pny when cured,"
etc. It has a Quadruple rower Battery and
has coft, silken, chamois. covered sponge
vaiar.rhamhitr nlactrnriea that cannot
burn nnd blister ns do the bare metal
flectrodes used on nil other makes of belts,
t lm Internhanarnble battery cells and
can be renewed when burned out for only
T5c; no other belt can ue renewed lor any
rice aim wueu uuriii'u um i wurimesn.
,tv unnllancfB will cure Sexual Imnotency
Ixst Manhood, Varicocele, Spermatorrhoea
anrt nil Haxitai wciiKiiesses in eiiner sex;
restore Shrunken or Undeveloped Organs
and Vitality; cure Ttheumnttsin In every
g nine. Kidney, Liver and Illuddcr Troubles.
Chronic Constipation, Nervous nnd General
Debility, Dyspepsia, an remaie i'om
tilnlnta. etc.
Call or write today. Sacredly conllden'
tlal. 1 havo written two bonks on Nervi
Vital Aliment anu wieir cure uy r.irc
trlclty thut will tell you all about It
Hni frp. nnstnnlil. for the asklnr. Ad
vice and consultation without cost. Bold
only ny
DR. BENNETT Electric BoltGo
31OOMS--30H nnd Sltt Douglas Block, Cor
ner 16th and Dodge streets, OppoilU
If I M.t.a WV.
A great many people In South Omaha
would liko to seo an extra session of the
legislature. Since the talk about Governor
Savage calling tho members of the legisla
ture together city officials and others have
been finding defects In the charter granted
to tho rlty of South Omaha last winter.
"In some ways," said a member of the
council yesterday, "tho new charter Is all
right, but It Is too cumbersome and en
tails entirely too much additional expense
pou tho taxpayers, thereforo quite a num
ber of Its provisions have not been car
ted out. There Is no great complaint
bout the Incrcaso of salaries provided tor
In tho charter, but It Is thought these
could bo reduced to some extent and thus
make a saving. Another feature which
needs amending Is the section which per
mits tho city to pay only 4 per cent In
tenst on general Indebtedness bonds. So
far this year the city has not been nble
to sell bonds of this nature at the rato of
Interest allowed by law. Tho rato should
bo Increased to 3 per cent. Bond buyers
havo asserted that they arc willing to pay
this rate of Interest."
As several changes of lmportanco have
been suggested to members of tho council
It Is likely that n special committee will
be appointed to draft amendments as soon
as tho govornor gives any Intimation of an
xtrn session being probable.
The present condition of tho streets shows
that the apportionment allowed for street
repairs and street cleaning Is altogether
too low.
Thero Is also complaint that not enough
money Is allowed for fire and police pur
poses. It Is expected that a number of
other amendments will be suggested as
soon as Mayor Kelly returns from his east
ern trip.
Clerk .Mirlurlcy'a Stntemenl.
As yesterday was the last day of Novem
ber City Clnrk Shrlgley Issued his monthly
Rtatement showing the condition of the
funds at the close of business nt noon.
Tho 1001 levy amounted to J 100,116. A
balance from tho 1900 levy of $i,017 has
been paid In and from thn county road
fund tho sum of (197. The Intersection
paving fund also contains $892. making tho
total amount available tor warrants. $113,-
823. Of this amount there has boen upent
by tho mayor nnd council since the com
mencement of the fiscal year In August
tho sum or 293,341. A balanco of S20.4S1
Is left to run tbo city on until next Au
gust.
These balances remain In the various
funs: General, $2,311 ; Judgment, JS53; sal
ary, 17,318; street repair. $167; public
light, $198; tire, $1,013; Interest, $2,759;
curb and pavement repairs, $118; police,
$2,102; water. $953; park, $2,180; library,
571; emergency, $25.
IluatlliiK for a Depot.
Members of the East Sldo Improvement
lub propose pushing the matter of estab
lishing a depot at or near the foot of Mis
souri avenue. In order to ascertain tho
intentions of tho Burlington managers in
this matter a committee from the club
composed of Richard O'Koefo. W. P. Ad-
klns. J. B. Smiley, James Brcnnan and J.
J. Brecn wan appointed. This committee
will nsk an audience with the powers of
the Burlington road and request that a
depot bq erected nt an early date.
Members of tho Improvement club will
nttend thn next meeting of the council nnd
ask that the road to the rlvor be placed
in better condition In order to bring trade
from Iowa here. Some little money hus
been spent by the city on this road, but It
Is now suggested that a contrnct bo let to
the lowest bidder and the work be done In
a thorough manner.
ArrniiKliiK City Honda.
Yesterday City Treasurer Koutsky and
Councilman Ed Johnston completed the
work of figuring up tho amount of district
bonds due In 1902 In response to a request
from Spltzor & Co. of Toledo, O. Tho exact
figures aro $39,294.80. Spltzer & Co. pro
pose to take tbeso bonds along with the
Issue of 1901, which amounts now to $70,-
468.78. Interest will be paid on these bonds
at the rate of 6 per cent. By the tatting
up of the 1902 bonds at this time tho city
officials will not bo worried about the mat
ter for a year and will not be compellod to
borrow money to meet the payment of cou
pons whero tho taxpayers aro delinquent.
The plan is considered a good one nnd will
doubtless bo approved by the council when
the finance committee makes Its report.
Spltzer & Co. offers a premium for these
securities.
Hoard of Health.
Citizens of South Omaha are wondering
when the Board of Health will meet to or
ganize. One of the members eald yester
day that no effort would be mado to or
ganize until the return of Mayor Kelly.
Tho mayor Is reported to bo In Chicago
Fourteen casej of smallpox now oxlst In
tho city nnd any number of cases of scarlet
fever. What is wanted Is a pesthouse,
This will bo one Important matter to be
considered by tho board as soon s It gets
down to work. With the rapid Increase
of smallpox cnees the people are beginning
to ask city officials why something Is not
dona to provide for euch cases In the man
ner provided by law.
Wire Strung.
Yesterday tho Plattsmouth Telephone
company contlnuod tho stringing of wire
Into the. city. No franchise tian been
granted this company and u was asserted
by city officials that the work was being
done In violation of the Inw, as no permit
has ever been Issued to this company by
the city electrician or tho city council
City Attorney I-ambert Is of tbo opinion
that the officers of the Plattsmouth com
puny will be cited to appear for contempt
of court for having violated a restraining
order recently Issued.
MnKlo I'lty (.naaln.
John T. Kramnor and Miss Lcona Delleck
were married inBt weux.
A son 1ms been born tn Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy
Cumuucll, Twentieth una it streets.
Live stock dealers say that thero Is n big
shortage in cattle an over mo west.
And now Dr. W, J. McCrann Is being
talked of for assistant county pnysiciun.
Muvnr Kcllv Is still nbttont In the ons
nnd W, P. Adklns, prerldent of the council
Is acting mayor.
itnfolnt nf live stock at the yards last
week wore exceedingly gratifying to the
commission men.
So fan this year hog receipts at the yards
show nn Increase of H6.84S over the same
period of time last year.
liprt Klanohard. a nonular cattle sales
man nt the yards, nnd Miss Laura Murphy
wero mnrrled Tliursitay,
City Treasurer Koutsky sent $4,722 to the
stnte fiscal agency In New York yesterday
to take up obligations railing nue on ue
ceinber 1.
The Nebraska Bhoe and Clothing House.
inrnrr Twenty-fifth and N streets. South
Omaha, ban Just received n complete new
line of suite overcoats, pants, shirts, hats.
CtC. lllCy will lUUO'U un n.uo iiiiiuiiun
at our well known popular prices.
The Endeavor society, of the Christian
church will hold a meeting at 6:30 o clock
this evening. The toplo will be "Children
nmher of ahnrt ndHrc!f Th' "
eople of thr rlty are i-oultally Invite. I to
tlend this service.
ntortn Sash Clet nrlees from Unwind
VM North Twenty-fourth street bt'ore
buying. 'Phone 7
il was stated yesteruny mm mere is now .
no Immediate prospect of the Hammond (
piant nere neing cioseu tiown.
The Woman s Foreign Missionary soilct
will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
f rost, vk rwent.v-seenin sired
Live stock shlnners v siting the vnrds
ern renort that leed In setting scarce In
Nebraska. But with nil that Nebraska Is
sending corn to Texns
It wa reported on the streets vesterdnv
that Dan Hannon will be n cnntlldate fur
mayor In the spring. Hnunoii will try for
me nomination on me democratic ticKet.
Attention. South Omnhn ludlcs! Madame
Oougeon Is now In charge of tho dress
making department at Mrs. ilcl nrrrey s
millinery store. Fine party dresses n specialty.
Any one colnir untown to buy nns- wear
ing nppiircl for man or boy simply wastes
nil money anu time, rne rscDrttsKii anoe
imi nothing Mouse or houtn umiina ni
own no one to undersell It Wenr nnd
value nre guaranteed hem. It s a safe
place for ynu to trndc, us nil goods are
marked In plain figures, from which there
s no deviation, ji you nave never nougnt
iny goods here it will pay you to glvo
them n trial.
GETTING AT BOTTOM FACTS
MlnnraiitiiN Labor Coiiinilaahincr la
Searching for Detnllrd
Information,
T. J. Hasbrook, a miller and grain buyer
of Winona, Minn., is at tho Millard, hav-
ng stopped over In Omaha a day on his
way to Denver.
"While on the train coming out of
Winona," said he, "I saw a group of labor-
ng men In the smoking car puzzling their
brains over some circulars which had been
sent them by the labor commissioner nf
Minnesota. Nearly every man had one nf
them. I elbowed by way Into the group
nd nsked to see tho document.
"It teems the labor commissioner Is try-
ng to get some light on several very vital
questions pertaining to wage-earners nnd
their affairs. One Is, Do labor unions benefit
the working mnn, nnd If so, In what way?
Another Is, In what way doen Improved
machinery nffect labor? From what I gath
ered from their conversation I should Infer
hat theso circulars arc sent to nil clnsscs
of wage-earners, whether members of
unions or not. Persons who nre not mem
bers of unions nre asked why they prefer
n remain out of them. Each recipient
of tho blank Is given assurance of secrecy
bo far as his answers aro concerned.
This information would Indeed bo In
teresting and useful If It wero posslblo to
get It, but from tho way those men ar
gued In the -smoking car there will bo n
cmarkablo vnrlety of answers. No two of
them agreed ns to tho kind of replies they
would make. The consensus of opinion
seemed to be that while union labor Is u
good thing In one Industry, It Is entirely
out of place In nnothcr."
FEEDING WHEAT TO CATTLE
.Vuckolla County Farmer Fattening
Mock on the Choicest
of (irnln.
'Wo all remombor tho days when corn
was used tor fuel In Nebraska." said F. E.
Way at tho Her Grand last night, "but a
condition exists now out In tho border coun
ties of the cornbelt that Is qulto as re
markable. Thero they arc feeding wheat
to cattle. I know of one firm In Nuckolls
county that has bad 25,000 bushels of wheat
ground for stock feed good, marketable
wheat tt Is, too, tho kind your bakers use
to make bread of here In Oranha. I should
say that about three-fourths of tho cattle
n that section are being fed on wheat these
days.
"Tho reason the stockmen arn feeding
wheat Instead of corn is that corn Is very
senrce nnd high-priced," ho resumed, "while
wheat Is more plentiful and may bo had
at about the same figure per bushel ns
tho coarser grain. And they get excellent
results from it. Wheat, If It can bo mixed
with corn, Is better for stork than straight
corn, It Is not ns fattening, but It pro
duces a better condition, especially In young
stock, I think that at thn same price per
bushel wbeat Is cheaper as a stock food
than corn."
NOT FRANK FIALA, THE TURNER
Helf-Confeaaed Iliirnlnr Wna Never
a Chnmploii Athlete from
Omnhn,
In nn Item making Frank Flala, the one-
armed prisoner who pleaded guilty to bur
glary last week, a prominent member of
tho local organization of Bohemian Tur
ners, n reporter for Tho Bee was misled
by misinformation nrlslng out of the Iden
tity of names of two different persons.
Omaha Tumors say that tho prisoner never
belonged to the Turner organization, while
the Frank Flala who distinguished himself
as one of their champion athletes, la nt
present In Denver, whero he Is employed,
and theyinro naturally anxious that tho con
tusion of names should not reflect either
upon the Turners or any Innocent party.
Sent Free
to Men.
Free Trial Package of this New Dis.
covcry Mailed to every man
Sending Name and Address
Quickly Restores Strength
and Vigor.
Frea trial n.irknces of a most remark
able remedy are being mailed to all who
write the State Medical Institute. They
ftured m many men who had battled for
I Mall Orders Carefully rilled
and Promplly Shipped.
j W. R. BENNETT CO. L
Send for Christmas. I
Caltanxuc.
ADVANCE HOLIDAY SALE MONDAY AND TUESDAY
or future use. Come and examine them, it
Everything we sell is guaranteed.
Great bargains of season
able goods for present
will de you good. Every article a money-saver.
Crockery Department
In lianetnent.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY SPECIALS.
Full tnlile of urn nnd line t liliut. u rent eat naaortmenl Ten I'lntea,
Pie IMnlea. Fruit. OIIe nnd I'leklc Olahea, Tena. V
oHeei. fronnifra, Mioon Vnaea, .Mima. .Muatnrd .Inra. lVl
A. I), fofteea, ete., ete. your eholee eneli
FIRST ARRIVALS OF NOVELTY FANCY GOODS AND ART
BRIC-A-BRAC ON EXHIBITION PRELIMINARY TO OUR
GRAND HOLIDAY OPENING.
Gratid Opening of OurToy Dept
On Second Floor.
The areond door hna been fomrrlrd Into n I'.ll IT A II 1,1 v N.WTA
t'liAl DIIVIMV Our litimi'iiae ii lid ell-unlit atoel. of Imported nnd
domeatle holiday Rooda, to? a, ele., ore mm rend) for liiaiertlun nml
tte reatieelfiilly linllc the imlillc to end nnd aer the urn ltd nuarr
untlmi of iimfnl uml henutlful wooda, aiiltnhle for jnnns nnd old,
Uiithcrcd (oKrlher from nil cornera of the oorlcl. The nrleea nre
lielint iinr-their elienpiieaa ennnot he iiinli'lied nnthere In
ihlo ueaterii eoniitry.
COME. COME. COME. COME.
Grocery Dept.
First Floor.
I'rrali. elenn. brluht. new stock.
Ullli'L ail lei, aiiinlt lirollta, lllu
liunlitria,
Orilliura, Omnitra. I Be Per llor..
Nke. Juicy Unmeet ISc
Jr dozen w
Soda L'mckeils Kc
per pound
Oyster Crlickers
per pound
Utiifter Simps Cj.
per pound
Piituako l'lour-:-pnuiid QC
pHrkuKo nt ,uv
Vlient-:-pound Oc
puckHgo nl
Pleklcs-iiMortcd C)c
per bottle
OUxctt- Qc
per bottle
(Vroii IOC
per can " v
l'liicnpple-3-pound can lOc
nt ,v,w
Virn Btiiroli-1 pound 'package Ar
ut
(lehitlne 2-ounce package 10c
nt ,v,w
Cluese- IOC
per pound
Prunes California ' grj
per pound
Woe- 5C
ler pound
1onnm Kxtrnet gfj
per bottle
Catsup-pint bottle- grj
ut
Meat and Fish Dept.
I'lrst Kloor.
Alirn.ia fresh, nluna pure.
nest I..-ird-3-pounil can 30C
Honelesx Codllsh
per pound
Stock I'lsli- 12 Ac
per pound
Klnnan Haddock 12Ac
per pound ijw
Sporting Goods Dept. Jewelry Dept.
Second floor, I'lrat floor.
...74c
Candy Dept.
I'lrat I'loor.
ij.th. spi:ci.i. rmi mo-
I) A V.
Sc. He. Sc Per Pound.
Broken Mixed Candy, usual
price 12ijc, only per pound
No Me, He.
--a. a
I
, Mixed C'and)
per pound
I fliuuiplon Mixed
I per pound
I !oinon Drops
1 per pound
Hoarhound Drop.
per pound.
Tea and Coffee Dept,
first floor.
flueat nluea eer offered In
these Ilnea. Try our Tena.
II. K. Jnpun. Oolonu. Gunpowder nml
KtiBllsh Urcakfnst-per 38C
pound
COVVKKH.
f read ronated dully.
Coltee-u Rood drink- 12 iC
per pound
Heilnett'H Capitol Coffec-n 28C
world beuter-l-lb. pkB. at
See our splendid line of pure Sptccs
In airtight cans.
9c
10c
15c
15c
Jelly Heaus fir
iw.r ommrl
Ilurnt Peanuts IRc
per pound jw
Mixed Nuts- 12c
per pound
Trunk Dept.
In Hnaement.
We enrry n large line of fine
lenther Kooda, In Pult Cnaca, Vn-
. Ilaea nnd lliiKa. In nil atrea nnn
1 atinuca, nt the Inwcat prlcca.
We offer ii specially low prlco on n
I largo and well mado Drexn Hull Case
olive color-wlth lock nnd key-leather
nirim iii pasr remits r &4 AfA
lvalue $i.25-Ht n.-v
I Canvas Telescopes
Ht
Shawl Straps
from
nook Straps
from.
25c
5c up
. .3c up
Trunks-ln all sizes .$1.08 UP
and styles-from qtsu " lJ
The Ileal uooda ut hottoiu prlcca,
uvys. (J I a..
Baltimore IlninnicrlesH the latest and
iiesl gun on me miirKel
nt ISi.ni i, jmRO mid . .
Parker Hnmmerless-
nt
ItemlnKton lliimmerlefs-
nt
linker llnnimerless
nt
1 llilm llnmincrless
nt
Carter Unmnirrlesrt
Ht .. .
Hammer tluna double
s.;r, to
HemliiRtou Jlnmmer-at
SIiikIc Huns- Kiuinintecd
piirtleiiliii from $.".W
to . .
Itlllc-::-cullber-M.!5
to
ItepentlnK Winchester
22-caliber ut.
Winchester. Mnrlln. rUviiKe--ln larne
t,o."ber7.,rom W K' .$18.50
Air Ouns for the boys shootlns M. It.
shot -strong enough tu kill a tbl f)0
rubblt-froni 75c to ipi.uv
.shell, nil alsea. Ilevolvera. nil
WIiiiIn, .Metallic mid l.oua'e Am
munition, nil alaea mill klnda.
Miootlnu t'nnla. from Jfne to :t.OO.
f'lipa. Pnnta, .sheila, Vcata nnd
Helta.
I .VI III, I'. I ll1 lilMMI,
Indlnn Clulia, Dutuli ltd la, lloi
Ihk t.loca, MrlUliiK UnKa, font
HiiIIn (ItiiKliy patleriO, Wlilttly
Kxerulaera, etc., etc. They make
n very line ('hrlatiiiua preaeut for
the lioya.
llucU fill la mid llecoya, l.ondera,
Wlpera nml e erytlilnhr Hint per
tnlna to ii flrat-clnaa .SportlnK
(ioiida Department.
.$65.00
$35.00
$35.50
..$27.75
$26.00
$19.95
$17.25
$24.00
tu every
$7.50
.$9.00
$9.75
I A iU a hit anle nf immv hnlldny
1 Komla.
I We plarc on ale the lineal line of
burnished nnd satin llulsh Cake Stands
ever shown nt
i $2.38, $2.48 and $3.25
Jlerry Dishes. Silver rinted Rtnuds
I and highly ilecoruted llohcmlun Glass
Ht
$2.74, $3.48 and $3.98
Syrup Pitchers iiuadruple plate
!u,:Vrr,;drMf$2.24 & $3.24
Nnpkln ninps-silver plated -highly
tlnlched nt
12c, 24c, 48c and 58c
Fine hand burnished Chocolate Pots -quadruple
plite- $2.38
t p-to-datc Jewelry CaReR be.t plate
satin lined
ut.
Butter Dept.
first floor.
Pure nnd fresh, received from
the country dully.
Country Butter
per pounu
Preserves assorted
per pound
Oysters solid meat
per pint
.$3.48 (Sc $3.98
Woodenware Dept.
In llnaeuieut
Ve enrry n omplete line of
uacful nrtlclea nt the Inncst
prlcca. A few extrn apeclnla for'
.Momlny nnd Tueadiiyl
A four-hook Hat and Coat C,-.
Hark nt
The Handy Vegetable Sllcer
A threp-bonk White Knamcl Or"
Coat Hack nt
A. Bushel Basket 0c
Boiling Plus Cr
nt "
llnnlwond Breail Platen 10c
Look m it our line of AVnalilua:
.Mnehlnea tiefore liuyliiK we linre
ten different atylea nnd innkra to
chooae from prices ranne from
If.llH tn lflt.Hr.
Furniture Dept.
..15c
9c
20c
Third floor.
A iirrnt furore In Iron Beds.
We pluce on anle for Monday nnd
Tueadny n lnrje Hue of Iron
llrila ut exceedingly low prices.
An Iron Bed large size well hraced -nicely
Mulshed In white C 7e2.
ennmel-ii real bargain nt... ..?
A eloso woven Wire 4 OS,
Spring to fit above bed at. ...'-'
A Wool Top Mattress good a&f 'TC,
grndo of tlcklng-at ipi.mJCf
Phone 137. We fur
nish poatul curds nnd
liavn threo spoclal
plioncH for city orderc
W.R.BENNETT CO.
Fifteenth and
Capitol Ive.
feather Dualera.
Wo carry a big line In
stock. Sec our special
value rv-.
at
1
GREAT SALE STILL ON
Gfaphophones
Latest scluetious from "Flo
rmloru," "Tell Mo. Pretty
.Mii'hI," vocal sextette. "In
Hie Shade of the Tnlm;" also
all the marches and waltzes.
Latest selections from "Lucin,"
hi I est selections from "The
Burpomasrer." all of Sonsas latest band selections and 5,000
other late vocal and instrumental selections.
. Innumerable purchasers attend our sale duriup the week, and
while our business was enormous, we still have countless bar
Timw f.rmtniinniiHnir the nurcliase of a buggy, run
about, wagon, bicycle, automobile or graphophone should set; us
before too late.
EVERYTHING MUST CO
It will iav you to come miles to attend this sale. Nothing but
huge bargains for the purchaser.
FREE CONCERT
nnilv. Chairs nrovided for ladies. Our line of graphophones is
the LARGEST, I'M N EST, REST in the state.
Wo. move soon into new quarters, and everyciung musi uc muu
regardless of cost.
H.E. FREDRICKSON, 15th & Dodge Sts., Omaha
AUCTION SALE
of the
A. E. ROBINSON. M. P.. C. M., Medics) Director
years mr&lnat the mental and nhvslcal suf
(erlnx of lost manhood that the Institute
has decided to distribute tree trial packa
ges to all who write. It is a home treat
ment and all men who suffer with any
form of sexual weakness resulting from
youthful folly, premature loss of strength
and memory, weak back, varicocele, or
emaciation of parts can now cure them-
seivea at nome.
Tho remedy has a peculiarly Krateful ef
fect of warmth and seems to act direct
to the desired location swing strength r.nd
development just whero It Is needed. It
cures all the Ills and troubles that come
from years of misuse of the natural func
tions and has been an absolute succesa In
all cases. A request to the Htate Medical
Institute, 770 Elektron Building, Ft. Wayno
lnd,, statins: that you deslro one of their
freo trial packages will be compiled with
promptly. The Institute la desirous of
reaching that great class of men who nre
unable to leave home tn be treated nnd
the free sample will enable them to sen
how easy It Is to be cured of sexual weak
ness whan the proper remedies are em-
filoyed. The institute makes no restrlc
Ions. Any man who writes will be sent
a free sample, carefully sealed In a plain
package so that Its recipient need have no
tear of embarassment or publicity Read
ers are requested to write without ay.
GEO. W. RYAN & CO. STOCK
At 109 South 10th Street,
of Diamonds. Watches, .Jewelry, Silverware, Cut Glass, Etc.
STILL GOING ON
SALES DAILY AT 2:0 AND 7:30 V. M.
Chairs provided for ladies.
DEWEY & STONE
FURNITURE CO
1 115-1 117 Farnam Street.
Christmas Furniture
Uncle Oscar
5 Cent Cigar
A TIU'p; JOY Is a hIn' elrl nml n
ponil cltfiir- you flwl tlio jilrl, wo'll fur
uIhIi tlio clear. If you smoke tliu Uni'lo
Otiritr clKur, you'll lie lumpy wlictlier
(vou hnvo tho ulrl or not, There Is no
bettor T rent elpnr made for those who
enjoy n renlly oort Binoke.
HENE & CO., Makers,
AW.r.V IIHOS., IHSTIlllllTOKS
I OMAHA.
NothliiK Is more suitable or appropj-late for HOLIDAY GIFTS than FUR
N1TUUI3. It Is serviceable, acceptable nnd a source of pleasure to its recip
ient for years to come. Olvo a serviceable Rift. Ivet us show you through our
store. You are SUnK TO 1MNI) SOMETHING suitable for the purpose you
have In mind. Wo have EVERYTHING In tho FURNITURE line, chairs,
rockers, dressing tablot, shaving stands, chiffoniers, metnl beds, parlor ta
bles, parlor cabinets, leather couches, dining room furniture, etc.. In fact, a
complete lino nf everything In tho furniture trade. Ilelow are a few Items of
special Interest at this season of the year.
II. E. MAPLE DRESSING TABLE large
oval mirror, fancy shape top, 1 y ff
French logs, at - '
LADIES' DESK In II. E. maple, oak or ma
hogany finish, very pretty f
a cholco JJJ
Other styles up to J50.00.
MAHOGANY MUSIC CASE, movnhle shelves
nicely finished, g OO
Others up to $35,00.
COIIULER SEAT ROCKEn In oak or ma
hounny finish, rodded arm, O
cholco O.Kjyj
OAK SIDEHOARD swell front, large oval
French plato mirror, nicely 1 K
finished, nt
COMHINATION HOOK CASE made of se
looted oak, with desk, drawers, cabinet,
and plnco for brlc-a-brac, OO
PARLOR TAIIL.K In quartered
oak or mnhogauy. fancy top,
V:KS: 9.00
nest lino of parlor tables In
tho city.
IRON RED -enameled In green,
carmine, white, etc now pat-
ir.T9."".1.8.1" 8.50
DRESSER mudo of oak, swell
front, 24x30 French pluto mir
ror, extra good "1 f ( X
valuc-at
Others- 100 00
from ID.C0 to
SHAVING STANOS-ln oak
Hnd mahogany, U ((
up from ,,UU
Thousands of other pVyes which make very acceptable presents are shown
In almost endloss variety.
Dewey & Stone Furniture Co.,
, OMi PRICE.
1115-11 17 Farnam St,
PLAIN FIGURES
The Bee Want Ads Produce Results-
of Rod. inere will oo a quanci mm