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THE OMA'TIA DATLT BEE: SUNDAY, JUNE 28. 190.1.
LIO.IOR IltniT A DISEASE.
Kr Cnfri Are Rein Kfteete
Through the Admlnlatratlon of
' a SpecHle Itemed?.
That the excessive une of liquor becomes
a disease la no Innncr a queslinn of din
puts among modlral mm, and when the
disease le once contracted It has to be
treated Just as you would treat any other
dlseass. When the diabase wu first dis
covered many experiments were made In
order to And a cure for It, and many (all
urea were encountered before even a par
tial cure was found. However, a remedy
la now extant which haa proved to be an
absolute cure, and the time necessary to
effect a cur la only three daya. The
formula la owned by the Oatlln Institute
Co., with headquarter In Denver, Colo.
They have treated and cured over 900 pa
tients in Denver alone. They have recently
opened office In Omaha at 218 So. 14th at.,
and Hare already cured several patients.
Mr. W. B. Donaldson, formerly of Denver,
who la president of the Institute, atated to
m Be representative that some people
tnlrht be Inclined to discredit the above
statement, but all they ask Is av chance to
substantiate what they say.
References will readily be furnished to
anyone who will apply at the office for
them. P. 8. Laraboe, vice president, and
A. S. Petti t, secretary and treasurer, are
also old resldenta of Denver and come well
recommended. Mr. John Rhea an old
Omaha stockman, la connected with the
Institute.
WHO FOR VICE PRESIDENT?
The Republican Hanagers Considering
Roosevelt Sure of Renomlnation
are Engaged In
SPECULATING ON THE RUNNING MATE
Attention t
Garfield circle No. 11, Ladles of the Grand
'Army at the Republic, will hold its annual
memorial services in Myrtle hall. Con
tinental building, Sunday afternoon, June
at, at I o'clock. In honor of the year's dead.
!A11 members of the Grand Army of the Re
public and friends are Invited to attend.
Redoeart Rates Emmt and West.
One far plus $2 for the round trip via
Chicago Great "Western railway. Boston, on
ale June 80 to July 4. Good to return July
13. Saratoga Springs. N. Y., on sale July 4
and 6. Good to return July 20. Atlanta,
Gr. on sals July 6-7. Good to return July
15. San Francisco and Denver, on sale July
HO. Good to return August 8L Stop-overs
allowed. For further information apply to
any Great Western agent, or J. P. Elmer,
0. P. A, Chicago. 111.
Banfl Burns aays last week of June re
duction sals.
Banner lodge No. u. F. N. of A., will give
etn ice cream social and ball Thursday
nlng, July X Myrtle hall. Fifteenth and
of
I Attention, Modern Woodmen
f America!
Jd members of Omaha camp No. 120 are
louwtsd to attend memorial services Sun
day evening, June 28, at the camp's hall,
northeast corner Fifteenth and Douglas
streets. Members of other camps are cor
dially Invited. H. D. STONE,
L HF. RIEPEN, Vice Consul.
Cleric.
Who Will Please the President and
the People and Rtrenathen the
Party.
Although It Is a year at least before the
conventions can determine the matter,
politicians of both parties are actively lay
ing their wires for the presidential
campaign of 1904. The Democratic situ
ation is chaotic at present and no
one can safely attempt a forecast of
the coming contest from the democratic
point of view. Theodore RooSevelt will be
the republican nominee for president If
he Uvea till the date of the convention. Ills
partner on the republican ticket , is an
unsettled problem. Names of good men
all over the union are canvassed. Nebraska
is honored In the discussion for friends
are suggesting a
WESTERNER FOR VICI3 PRESIDENT.
The managers think a' western associate
essential to the auccesa of the ticket. With
perhaps a whole year to think about the
matter it la probably a waste of time to
guess at the result of the convention on
vice president. In the meanwhile healthy
voters, loyal to their party and loyal to
the Imperial west cannot afford to over
look anything which tends to make the
west stronger commercially as . well as
politically. Therefore.lt is entirely natural
and proper that the wonderful career of
THE BANKERS RESERVE 1,1 FE
should be attracting widespread attention
A western institution, controlled by western
men, operating In western states, and
thoroughly western in all Its methods of
business and aggressively successful, this
young company is the pride of the busi
ness men west of the Missouri river. With
over $8,000,000 at risk ' after five years, the
Bankers Reserve promise to be a $10,000,000
company by the beginning of 1904.
- B. H. ROBISOK, PRESIDENT,
has developed a system of life Insurance
which Is thoroughly safe, progressive,, and
attractive. Full standard premiums are
collected and all the benefits known to
successful life Insurance actuaries which
have stood the test of experience are of'
fered policy holders in thts great western
fiduciary Institution. Mr. Robinson wants
teachers, students, ministers and others
who have long vacations to put themselves
In communication with him at once If they
seek profitable Immediate employment
write him at Omaha for territory and
terms.
After sj hard spell of sickness X am now
able to wait on my customers again and
Invite my friends to come and see ma Good
cold Knur Cabinet and John lender's Malt
whisky are always on hand. George Sleh,
014 North Sixteenth street
Sttd.Tr! 14.701 ai4.TR!
Chicago and return June 14-16-30, July 1.
Good till Septemt jt 16. via "The Northwest
ern Line," the only double-track road. 1401-
140S Farnam St.
For Bale Duo bill on one of the best New
Tork City hotels at a good discount. Ad
dress B 64, care Omaha Bee.
Very Low Special Emriloa Rates,
To Boston, Mass., Saratoga, N. T., and
Chautauqua lake in June and July. Lib
Oral terms and stopover privileges.
On and after June 14 the new fast train
from Chicago to Buffalo and Intermediate
points, 6:15 p. m. dally.
For time cards, regular and special rates,
etc., send postal card to H. I Purdy,
Tray. Pass. Agent, Erie Railroad, Chicago,
XU or D. M. Bowman, General Western
Passenger Agent, Chicago. 111.
For tho 4th of July.
Tou certainly are going to dress up. Tou
can get an Alfred Benjamin suit of clothes
at $16.00,. which no one would ever take
for anything but a made-to-order suit.
We also have on sale the Kohn Bros' make
of suits at $10.00 and $7.60. Nothing in town
touches these suits for anywhere near the
price. Alfred Benjamin fine silk finished
alpaca coats from $2.00 up. Fancy vests
$1.00, $1.60 and $2.00. Fine mohair shirts
$2.00. Pure white silk shirts $3.00. Union
suits of underwean the dollar kind, for
76a Late style wide brim straw hats, 50c,
76o and $1.00. Silk neckwear 15c and 25c
Everything elite a man needs to look
stylish and up-to-date, at moderate prices.
The Guarantee Clothing Co., 1519-1521 Doug
las streets.
Bomoseekers Excursions.
Tho Missouri Pacific will sell both one
way and round trip tickets to certain points
In Southwest Missouri, Kansas, Indian and
' Oklahoma territories, Texas, Arkansas, in
cluding Hot Springs. Dates of sale Tues
days, July 7th and 21st. Rates one fare
plus $2. For Information call on or address
any agent or Thos. F. Godfrey, Pass, and
Ticket Agent, B. E. Corner 14th and Douglas
streets, Omaha, Neb.
260,000 brick. $4.506.60 per thousand, at
yards, 22d and Hickory streets. Wlthnell
Bros. As Smith Co.
Going; to Close.
During the months of July and August
the following Jewelers have agreed to close
their stores at 6:S0 p. m. on Saturdays:
Mawhlnney ft Ryan company, Albert Ed-
holm. T. 1 Combs A Co., 8. W. Lindsay,
Brown & Borshelm, Henry Copley and A.
Mandelberg.
' Tho Wabash Railroad
"In tho Good Old Summer Time" offers
many special rates to Boston. Indianapolis,
Baltimore, St. Louis, Saratoga, Detroit,
Atlanta and other points.
Call at city offloe, 1601 Farnam or address
HARRY E. MOORES, G. A. P. D.,
Omaha, Neb.
I, Mortality Statistics.
The following births and deaths have
neen reponea to tin nealtft office:
births Harry Marowlta. 624 North TClht.
oenth, boy; O. Peterman. 1608 Cuming, girl:
Walter L. Selby. ih4H Davenoort. rirl: Jnhn
Jordan, Second and Francis, gH; Edwin
HesJy. 1630 North Twentieth, girl: Ernest
E. Frisk. 131S South Twenty-fifth, twin
boys.
Deaths Anna 8. Anderson, 76, 809 North
Forty -seventh; Winnie Smith, 15, St. Jo
sephs hospital; Mabel Dodson. i. 70S South
Thirteenth; Caroline Bormemier, 66, 6109
iNorxn Bixieenin.
"Strongest In the World." the Equitable
Life Assurance society. Its policies are
eight drafts at maturity. See H. D. Neely,
manager. Merchants National Bank Bldg.,
Harry F. Roberson. formerly with R. O.
Dun 4 Co.. now scent for Travelers' Life
Insurance Co. of Hartford, also writes lire
ana accident, aw Boutn mn at Phone 1261
Have Root print it.
Many People
Have discovered the DIFFERENCE be
tween loo cream aoda and OUR Ice cream
soda, as was demonstrated by the success
of our opening last Saturday. Thou same
people and MANT. MANY MOKE, have
also learned the difference In the prions
which we charge and thuee of other drug
stores. Prloes, after quality, are what
count, you know.
S&c Genuine Castorla $ .24
$1.00 Parana, no Mmlt 67
26c Hire's Root Beer 14
Allcock's Plasters 11
$1.00 Miles' Nervlnr 79
Pay 1 no for Miles' goods If you wish.
60o Doan's Kidney rills S9
60c Cutlcura Salve a
$2.00 Chester's Pennyroyal Pills l.Oo
$1.00 Pierce's Medicines ,, .68
$1.00 Temptation Tonic 36
OUR STORE NEVER CLOSES.
OAAHA'3
FAVORITE
SGIIAEFER'S
CUT PRICB
DRUQ STORE
T ' -e T4T TOT.
10th lAslFACTtXitsots, Ossaha.
,srr. LL21 ' . tv - .
THE BENNETT CO
20 Pianos
to Sell
The Pianos in stock at
time of fire about 100
are.all gone but 20; these
must go this week. We
have 3 cars in transit and
they will require all the
room we can make.
HERE ARE SOME PRICES
FOR THE FOURTH
All Sold on Easy
A $230 PIANO
Yours on terms to
A $300 riANO
Yours on terms to
A $350 PIANO
Yours on terms to
A $400 PIANO
Yours on terms to
A$450riANO
Yours on terms to
A $500 PIANO
Yours on terms to
Payments
suit $138
suit.. ..$156
suit.... $178
suit... $228
suit... $258
suit,
..$285
SEE THESE PIANOS
WRITE ABOUT THEM
Full Information and Description
Cheerfully (liven
Your Own Terms
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203 So. 15th St.
'P'HE Shoe of Form.
A UAH'S SHOE
CHOCJLD protect not irritate
ONIHOD
''THE well formed shoe soothes
IrrltaHe feet. They're natural
ON A HAN
YU get them at wholesale.
$2" and S3'"
SE8Q
This Atomizer
25c ("Y35c'-)
Hat IksM
REFRIGERATORS
Peerless,
White Enamel,
Opal and Vilko
PURE, DRY, COLO AIR
MINERAL WOOL INSOLATION
REDUCED PRICES
Badger Refrigerators
SPECIAL
S6.45
I
Mad of ash, removable flues, sterl Ice
rack, bronie lock snrt hlnpes; in. lon.
39 in. high, 16 In. deep, holds 30 rounds of
Ice.
REFRIGERATORS AND OASOLINE STOVES ON PAYMENT!
HILTON ROGERS & SONS CO.
FOURTEENTH AND FARNAM STS
Nfst fVssYAnVJ
it Ll m
SPECIAL
S6.45
3C
:.tni.:ii'j"'.-lM.
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Fire Uorlis
and 4th of July Goods .
AT POPULAR PRICES
Special assortments for public and pri
vate displays, raiiRlng- from $1.00 to $.r.o.00. .
Hcre are some barpalns for early orders:
llhmk cartridge pistols, shoots Cn
22Munks special sale
Blanks, 22 calibre, best made, Qn
great noise makers, per box 0
Cartridge cases, including box ifc
ammunition, special price
Large package topedoen, hand Cn
made, every one perfect, per box tw
Mandarin Are crackers, 1903 Impor- Clc
tation, every one perfect, pack J
BUI' EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH
JUST BEFORE THE FOURTH.
1513 Dodge Street,
Middle of the Block.
UL CI "THE 09 CENT STORE"
m
BaststaBSBB&kUks4lMI
Smoke Omaha's Finest
Sc Clfrar the
KM"
Tns siir ''
KEY
WEST
T;rk & Telford
Ml Favorita 15 slascs.
S. Rodriguez Charier
th flrpot 12 sizes.
Enuello Lopes Lord Temple 10 sizes. 1
Tel. 15tlO for n box. We deliver
W. F. Stoecker Cigar Company
a iiii nm
E& Clothing Sale'
lion's suits in praj stripes, brown and pray mixtures, 7R
all well mode and in all sizes, at JM 1
Any suit in the lot worth from $5.00 to $7.50.
Men's suits at $5.00, in grays, browns, blues nnd blacks, made
up of Cassimeres, Cheviots, Worsteds and fancy Cheviots, in nil
wool goods, and none worth less than $8.00 and up to $10.00.
lUrtSchiftW
6t Marx
Hind Tailored
in
I . laV r m
llSlllSS
Men's Suits at 7.r0. We lmve nil llici
latest shades and fnbries In strictly nil
wool Roods, niatle lip with hand padded
slioulders. hair cloth fronts and In nil
the latest styles. Suits Unit aro worth
and have sold at $10.00 and $12.50.
For $10.00 we have the trrentest line of
Slen'S Suits ever shown In America for
the price. Made up In Cheviots, Cassl
ineres, Worsteds and fancy Cheviots, In
stripes, checks, fancy nnd plain colors,
hand-tailored throughout with hund-
pnddod shoulders, hand-felled collars
and hair cloth fronts. Regular
$15.00 and $18.00 suits,
for
SiO
SaMWMitoSMt
Men's Outing Cont and rant Suits, In
Cheviots, Flannels, Homespuns and
Worsteds, In light, medium nnd dark
colors, stripes, checks and mixtures, at
3.95, 5.00, 6.50, 7.50 10.00
Hoys' nnd children's clothing at greatly
reduced prices. Made up in Sailor
Blouse, Sailor Norfolks, Norfolks, double-breasted
and three-piece suits, in all
the latest colors and fabrics, such ns
Worsteds, Cassimeres, Cheviots, Serges,
nnd Homespuns. Hegular $"J.50 to $0
values, go on sale at
1.25, 150, 1-75, 2 50 and 3.50
Children's Wash Suits In Sailor Jl louses, in all colors, at 35c, 50c, 75c,
l)5c and $1.25.
Children's Wash Knee Fants nt 10c, 15c, 25c and 35c.
KAYSERZINN REDUCED.
For a starter durinK the dull season we have made a Mg reduction in the prlre
of our stock of kayserzinn, comprising meat trays, tureens, pitchers, candle stick,
trays, vases, etc.
See our display In south window for next few days.
IYIAWHINNEY & RYAN CO.,
JEWELERS AND ART STATIONERS. 15th and Douglas Sta., OMAHA
Selection packages sent to responsible parties. Mall orders given careful attention.
WRITE FOH CATALOGUE.
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It works per
fectly Fins
water oil at
om ixr for
6c. Br mail.
Ha.
Writs for
catalogue offjfttw
drugs, pt-I "A
snt rneai-au
rubber goods
of all kinds.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.
Wbolesals and R.tall Druggists,
Omaha, Neb.
King of
Motive Powers
Is Electricity
Kins of Electric Automobiles
Is the
We Sell Waverley
Runabouts, Surrles, Stanhopes,
Delivery Wagons.
Model 23 Touneau as illustrated, is roomy, elegant in
appearance, speedy, reliable, safe and easy to operate.
We know, by test, that Waverley Electric Vehicles are
the most successful of all electric automobiles.
J. J. DERIGHT 6c CO., Agents,
1119 Farnam St., Omaha.
SALES - STORAGE - REPAIRS.
Our Extraordinany Clearing: Sale
Prices are Keeping Us Rushed
Summer Suitings
Worth up to $30. 00
NOW
22.5020-17.50
Now is your opportunity to dress up at bedrock prices.
PARIS WOOLEN CO., ( Busiet Tailors ) 1415 Douglas St
P. S. All, our garments are made In Omaha.
From the Kansas
City Flood
Harness and
Saddles at big
Reduction.
430 Flncle buggy harness, full Karl
:iaddlo, best rubber trimmed, $17.00.
!2o haws. S12. $15 harness, S10.
(iood Blngle express harness, tVi.h'
JJ.25 tiding bridles, 7Bc whips, i'jc
l.urgu can harness soap. 35c; small
harness soap, 2oc; harness dressing
mat r ftinjua(
can
20c;
ivlo nil '.On: rarrlacre axle ureese. lOc; Metal
polish, 10c and 2iK: Kly nets, lap rubes, suit
c .i-fcs and valires at low prices. Tel. 2314.
Alfred Cornish
1210 Farnam -st?
if-.m,,. - .
1)
ult case for less
because we carry
Didn't Get Your
Clothes
when they were promised, eh? That
Is. the way It goes some places, but
not at The Pantorium we make It a
rule to get things out promptly and
when promised. We give you flrst
clans work at popular prices and
guarantee It In every respect. Try us.
THE PAHTOniUf.l
OMAHA.
407 So 15th St
Tel. 903
No Trouble
to Please
You here. You are paying the
money and you are the one to be
suited. And suit you we can with
a (iae line of patterns, a perfect fit
and a moderate price- T
Helgren & Gradmannf
Tailors, 309 South I6tb St.
Salesman VantGtJ
Experienced
Omaha distributor for Nfi
cigar
jtor fc
Kills. Heavily adv.i'ised popula
line of ic and lac g "f J "b 1
romuiHiid beat trade fM"r AdUitss L.1VI
MANLlTAC'ri.REJi ly
y. ;' v - ; , .
s.iluian rr large
wsk.t snd Hlack
advJ'ised popular
Hammering dowu facts.
Our Irlsli Homespuus
ARB hundspun by Done
gal colleens.
They DO comprise es
pecially unique weaves
und patterns especially im
ported for us HClected by
ul last November.
They ARE cool a a
breath from Pike's Teak.
They DO wear like
woven ateel.
$25 to $45,
Summer Trousers of
Crash, flannel and Serge,
too-$5 to $15.
MacCarthy
Tailoring Company,
now at
J04-J0 S. 14th St.
Next Door to Wabash Ticket
Office.
hose 1808.
IT'S YOUR OWN FAULT
If you don't get a good arlp or e
than a poor one would cist you.
the best ana are selling mem ai
Twenty Per Cent Discount.
Come In and Investigate.
Repairing done. ' Telephone 1058.
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tTIAHA-TRirNR-FAtlOia- farkam3t.
COURT TIES
The swellest Oxfords ever produced
now being" worn by the ladles of the
foreign courts.
Plain, medium, narrow toes in pat
ent colt or Ideal kid, rampo-dall kid
quarters and high Cuban heels.
Three-hole Oxfords, laced with wide
ribbon laces that make beautiful bow
ties.
PRIOE $3 50
Our only trouble has been to get
enough of these Oxfords, but now we
have all sizes and widths.
DREXEL SHOE CO.,
Omaha's Up-to-Date Shoe House
1419 Farnam Street.
Mill Mill II S I
35!
By request of the large number thut we were uuable to wait
uyou, we lmve decided to make
SPECIAL CUT PRICES UNTIL JULY 12
We are now prepared to handle the large crowds and will
not keep you waiting ho long.
Teeth extracted Free.
Fillings from 25c
Set of Teeth 2.85
Allumloum plates 9.00
Crowns 2.50
Oold Fillings from 50c
R. R. Harrison, an attorney of Prof. Henry makes affidavit that
Council Rluffx. well known In the he had work done by the Union,
west, says: "He had Id gold crowns and 'that it is tine, fuels natural
and 6 bridge teeth at the Union, and entirely katlsfactory and after
and work was satisfactory, and going to tive dentistH, found our
prices about half. prices about one-half.
J. O. Alexander, employed at the
Mrs. I Boyd, makes affidavit Omaha Hafe liepoxit Co., says: He
that she haa . had work done at found work satisfactory and prices
the Union over a year ao, and about half, and says he has ra
it la entirely satisfactory and prices commended every jno to go to
about half what others wanted. the Union.
Chas. Burnett, Ed. Carr, Mrs. H. Schoneld and numerous others, say
same as above.
WORK GUAR ANTKKD 10 YKARS. Incorporated under the state law.
IKiN'T BE LiECEIVUD by sore head, Jealous, Idle dentists who. csn't
hold their business. We do the business and are here to slay. Rooms leased.
Be sure you are In the right place.
UNION DENTAL COLLEGE,
Open daily till 8 .Hundays 9 to 4. 1522 Douglas Htreet
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TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Address Omaha, eb.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
tosla and Timely Articles.
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nors
'UEVENT TOOTH TUOU13LE
BY GOING TO THE DENTIST
BE A WISE PERSON 1
BEFORE IT COMES.
BAILEY, Tho Dentist,
Lid) Attendant. Telephons 1085. 3rd Floor Paxton Block.
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