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THE OMAHA DAILY HTCI't FTUDAY, JL'LT 10, 1903.
"1VIW IM'W
Sal of
Boys'
Clothing
id Floor
mm
Friday We Show
A Great Sale of Thousands of Remnants of New Goods
Below Cost to Manufacture.
50c Wash Goods at 6c a Yard
5,000 yards of the finest high grade Bilk and mer
cerized Wash Goods, Mousseline de Soies,
Mulls, Batistes, etc., sold as high as 50c yd. . . .
75c Nomad Wash Silk Dress Goods at 25c Yd.
A rich silk fabric, 27 Inches wide, in fast col- ( B"
ors, for w aists and shirt waist dresses, all the P'Sh!!
, richest tones and styles cut from 75c yd. to. . La VL J
Imported Wash Goods at 12k piece
Straight from a fJenna.i manufac
turer, the finest Hlrillans. silk mo
hairs, etc., in nil colors and styles
iwi o Ilia eti j UTO
12c
enough alike for
skirts and Jackets,
at, per piece. . .
Danish Cloth
IN DRRSS OOODS
DEPARTMENT
,122c
Black and Colored
Remnant of White China Silks at
yar
ird
Printed Foulards In dress and waist lengths 37C
Shirt Waist Silks pin checks, embroidered dots, etc., -worth
11.25 at a yard
Remnants of Black Grenadines at one-third and one-half value.
Remnants of fine Black Taffetas at 48C"59C
y ... .......................
Remnants of $1.50, $1.25 and $1.00 Embroidered Pongees at a. tfOr
. yard "
FINE WASH LACES-ln remnants
ELEOAINT EMBROIDERIES
Ineertlngs, Galloons, etc. very handsome.
Sale of Remnants
Fine quality 96-lnch
Bleached Muslin at a
yard ,
Unbleached Muslin very
good quality special at
a yard
Standard Prints
on big bargain counter
at
Fine Mercerised Walstlngs
plain white and fancy
worth up to 75c yd-t-ln
short remnants at yard....
Plain Black Lawns worth
up to 20c yard In short
remnants at a yard
3ic
2io
21c
5c
3Jc
JJ. . $rnri ft pans
DIES FROM GUNSH0T WOUND
Hamilton MelWl hffimbi to Infnrle.
Inflicted number of Days
Aao.
Hamilton Melkle, aged 12 years, son of
W. B. Melkle, died at Clarkson hospital
yesterday afternoon at 4:S0 as a,, result of
the accidental discharge of a rifle with
which ha was playing Wednesday, June 24.
The boy, with some playmates, was
shooting blank cartridges in a 22-callber
rifle at the home of George C. Smith, 1248
Park Wild avenue. Mrs. Smith had warned
them not to use loaded sheila, but it seems
that In some way they had secured some
which were loaded with shot. The gun was
In the hands of the boy who was shot at
the time the accident happened. The
charge entered his abdomen and cut two
holes In the stomach. After the accident
ha was carried Into the home of Mr. Smith,
i but later was taken to Clarkson hospital,
' where he has been since. It was at first
thought he would recover, but when a
relapse occurred a few days ago the at
tending physician gave up hope. '
The funeral aervlces will be held at 10:30
Saturday at Bt. Barnabaa church, corner of
Nineteenth and California streets. Father
Williams will conduct the services. The
Interment wilt ba at Forest Lawn.
Miss Rowena and Julia Hlgglnson, both
sisters of the deceased boy, arrived In the
city Wednesday.
' Organ Hecltal at Trinity.
LaM evening a fair sited audience as
sembled at Trinity cathedral to attend
the organ recital of the students of Prof.
Wright, L. L. C. M. The program began
with a duo of organ solos and Intermezzo
from Callearts and a largo from Handel,
by Mrs. Fremont Benjamin. Miss Mattle
Revmilda followed with a cavatlna from
Haff, and prelude and fugue in D minor
from Bach, on the organ. A feature of
the program was the vooal solo "Singing
In God's Acre," from Hrackett, by Master
vtnhort MrHnrmm'k. and UUer on "Angels
Kver Bright and Fair." Organ solos were
rendered, "The Angels' Serenade." from
Braga, and a prelude ana fugue in u nai
from liach, by Miss Margaret Ctirrens, and
a nocturne from v lucent, ana juenaei.
aohn's Sonata No. 2. by Mr. I.ampman
The program concluded with Schubert's
"Serenade, anu H preiuue uia mgue in
C minor by Prof. F. H. Wright. L. U C. M.
Jnly lO.
Deposits made July 10 draw Interest for
the entire month.
J. L. BRANDEIB A SONS. Bankers.
4 per cent Interest paid.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Ex-State Oil Inspector J. E. Hayes of
Lincoln Is an Omaha visitor.
William A. Ashbrouk f the Johnstown
(O.) Independent in a de egate to the Na
tional Kdltortal association. Ills father
founded the Independent nearly sixty years
ago, and though nearly 85 years of age,
still takes an active Interest In the man
agement of the paper. Mr. Ashbrook met
while here a cousin, aaaoclated with one
of the Omaha dallies, whom he had not
seen for over thirty years.
Anion the delegates tothe National Edit
orial asaixlutlon at present here are Hon
II II 1 1 , v. i . ' i ii. ... . x " i "'I .IIU
proprietor or the Xenla (O.) Uaiette and
Torchlight. Mr. Chew la one of the pio
neers of Buckeya Journalism. It was on
the old Xenla Torchlight forty-rive years
ago that Hon. W'hllelaw Held began hta
career as a Journalist. It was from the
Torchlight that he was later transferred
to the New York Tribune as an assistant
to Horace Greeley. The friendship of Mr.
Chew and Mr. Retd has continued without
intormtsHlon since. .
May be Used in the
Boudoir
GORHAM
Silver Polish
Does not hurt or toil the hand
Clean u well as polithei
All responsible . M,w.
JvwelsfTkMp S ts a package
Baae Ball
and Bat
mf with every
it) Boy' 5uit
Record-Breaking Bargains lor
Sample Lengths at 19c each
Silk eollennes, etnmines, fancies
and other highly fashionable
dress, goods, hundreds to
match, at,
per
piece
19c
Pongees, silk muslins, etc,
on bargain square k C
at, yd ;ldC
Silk Remnants
... 19c
69c
vard. .. 5c.-3ic-Hc
19c-71c-5C
in the Basement
Bargain square of Lawns
black, white and fancy C
worth 20c yard at yard.... 3W
Fine Ginghams In plain and' a I
corded weaves worth 15c
a yard at n-jjw
Fine Mercerized Walstlnga bargain
counter worth up to 11 ""E?
ayard In long remnants C
White Lawns India Llnons, f
Nainsooks, Waistlngs, ate, 1 I If"!
I worth 25c yd at a yr....... vw
' All our accumulation of Table Dam
task from lhi to S-yard lengths at Just
a fraction of their real worth.
JF. Prunbtlm & pn
AN OLD FIRM QUITS.
a a art a
,," -rrie orapnny Goes Oat
of BnslneaaC
The Drummond Carriage company, which
was established in Omaha eighteen years
ago, located at Eighteenth and Harney
streets, Is taking steps to close out their
stock and quit business. At a recent meet
ing or the ofneers this was decided upon.
iwo or ino parties Interested In the com
pany have larger Interests In other lines
and desire to dispose of their holdings, so
tne entire stock will be closed out as soon
as possible.
The company has a large manufacturing
and repairing business, in which they have
Deen employing about twenty-five men,
Including painters and blacksmiths, trim
mers and carriage makers, and this repair
department will be kept in full force until
a purchaser is found to continue a well es
tablished business.
The company expects to close out the
entire stock of carriages and harness in
the next, sixty or ninety days, a stock
which is universally recognised as one or
the finest and best selected, as well as
best made, in the west and from a long
experience with the finest trade In Omaha.
The goods which will be sacrificed will
Include not only carriages and fine harness,
but open and top delivery wagons of the
firm's own manufacture, as well as team
and farm harness of every variety, harness
and stable necessaries, horse show goods,
fine halters, English bridles and saddles
brushes, stable brooms, dressings, band
ages, blankets, summer sheets, lap robes
In fact many of the finest Imported stable
requirements.
Sncoessful Omaha Firm Opens Store
In Capital City.
Bchmoller & Mueller Omaha's leading
piano house will open a store in Lincoln,
at 13$ So. 11th St., on July 13th. The store
Is located in the Brownell block, which
Is one of tho best buildings In the city and
will be equipped with the largest stock of
high-grade pianos (Including the 1 cele
brated Btelnway) that has ever been carried
In Lincoln. The firm la an enterprising one
and no doubt their store will prove a profit
able aqulsltlon to the capital city. Mr.
Wm. Bchmoller stated to a Bee represent
ative that It was the firm's Intention to
locate in Sioux City as soon a desirable
location can be procured. They are also
Increasing the carr.clty of their factory
in Omaha and expect to make such Im
provements as their increasing trade
demands.
They have a store In Council Bluffs and
have agencies established In the smaller
towns thoughnut the states of Nebraska
and Iowa. Their establishment at 1313 Far
nam street Is a store that Omaha people are
proud of, and all their friends are hopeful
that their new stores will be-as successful
as their business In Omaha has been.
Fot Bale Due !!! on one of tho beat New
York City hotels at a good discount Ad
dress E IM. care Omaha Bee.
Arrested for Jnmslnsjr on Trains.
Special Olflcer Leonard arrested Andy
Campbell. Seventeenth and Clark streets
I.uke McUermott, Ills Sherman avenue:
Patrick Hoaford. 1516 North Seventeenth
street; Harry Decker, Twentieth and C ark
streets; v line Zook. l&U Norm Twenty
second street; Roy Palmer, laid North Sev
enteenth street; Graver Shlvely. Twenty
seventh and Martha streets, all boys. They
were lumping on and ort the trains at the
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis A Omaha
depot.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Olaf Hansen, who resided at 1104 South
mxtn street, aiea yesterday afternoon
He had been su fieri ns with what was con
aldered a alight attack of heart trouble
The attending Ehyslclan says his death
was due entirely to the heat. Hansen waa
an employe at tne wuuw springs aistu
irry.
Ituvid Donaldson, who liven at 3027 Prat
street. Was picked up on Farnara stret
by the police last night. He was locked
uu at tho police statnm charred with In
sanity. From papers which he had in his
possession il la evident that ha la a trav
eluig Hlwmto lor J. B. LIduIuooU at Co.
Pjpii'l. (
t ot rouadoii'&Ja.
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THfc! RELIABLE STORK.
This Is our greatest remnant sale
linens, 'flannel stocks, etc. Having Just
of white and colored wash roods, linens
closed out at once.
35c COLORED WASH GOODS REM
NANTS, 12 1 2c.
4,000 rnrds remnants of mercerised
striped organelles, Swiss muslins, dotted
Swiss muslins. French batiste, corded
batiste and printed penangs, small fig
ures, stripes and floral designs, lu pieces
of from 3 to 10 yards and several
pieces of the same design, Friday 12c.
25c COLORED WASH GOODS REM
NANTS, 8ic
3,000 yards rem nun ts of corded and
printed hnlrllne batiste and mndrnsses,
printed French lawns and black India
llnons Friday 8Vic
15c COLORED WASH GOODS REM
NANTS 5c.
3,000 yards remnants printed Scotch
lawns, Irish dimities, seersucker ging
hams and light and dark colored I cr
eatesFriday, 5c.
GREAT HAMMOCK AND CROQUET
SET SPECIAL SALE.
The greatest assortment of the west.
Selling at from 311c, 50c, 79c, 89c and
upwards.
25c WHITE GOODS, 9c.
1 big table of white goods, in dot
Swisses, mercerized mulls, ' dimities,
Hayden's Grocery Dept Surpassing Bargains this Week
A Big Sale In Teas and Coffees
Stolden Rio, worth 25c lb. only.... 11c
locha and Java coffee worth 35c lb
only 25c
Japan Tea worth 00c, only lb 35c
English Breakfast and C. P. Tea,
worth 65c, only 30c
First drop tea si f tings, only .' 10c
Japan Tea worth 35c, for ice tea.. 20c
Oatmeal, lb ...... ..:...2c
Hayden's Tomato Sale Friday In Grocery Department
Large baskets fresh ripe tomatoes. .15c
JULY 15th
Is the day we close our
20 FH UHi uiaiiuunr
MB
sale on our grips afid suit cases. Come In
and see us If you want the beat for less
than poor ones would cost you elsewhere.
I Repairing Done. Telephone U50. Wfcf Wf'iSiesSSf
Repairing Done. Telephone 1058.
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Smoke Omaha's Finest ' "fvi f' fc TELEPH0?ES: . ...
. - ... - X I4 I maha 1625. Council Bluffs MS
SoCiffar-ths T f ftS I fl I0W A BRANCH:
El If . I III SO Broadway, Council Bluffi.
H ( Ca i --J.
VrtXG ' sSK rhn-i nu-.n "SZ1
n 1 M WIUIB bllUclJ I
1 IE I Enuello Loses Lord Temple 10 site. 'I'H
1 Tel. 10tO for box. , We aellver D lngMaaMini
KS W. F. Stoecker Cigar Company 1 1 : tXCUfSIOnS !
ir. . - - b via n
TUB BEJJKETT COMPANY.
HEADQUARTERS FOR GROCERIES.
10 bars laundry soap. So.
BEST AND LARGEST VARIETY.
15c can table syrup, can lOo.
ONLY THE BEST VALUES HERE.
Tea slftings, lb 16c,
EVERYTHING GUARANTEED.
Fresh roasted santos coffee, lb 12o.
-m. AND PLEASANT PLACE
TRADE. '.!.
Potted meats aas't can Sc.
A REFRESHING DRINK.
Hires carbonated root teer bottle 10c.
RICH AND DELICIOUS.
Full cream cheese, lb. 13c.
PRUNES SPECIAL.
Extra good value, lb 6c.
Woman Overcome by Heat.
. . . Wmvla. living at BW6
Corby streets was overcome by the heat
at the corner of Sixteenth street and Cen
ter avenue aDout o;ov yei.u7
Miss Woods, who Is quite a large woman.
tepped on a mieniMui
wav home. She startea to wa a w
urb, wnen in. "
rlmovd tHvlse "Memorial hospital In tK
paTorwagon After considerable att.n-
light her case' was hopeless. Dr. Bishop
xnreaeed the opinion late last nmui wiai
snS would cov5r. Mia. Wood. ha. a .Is-
tnr living at lii iiiiam -7
notified ad who called at the hospital
early In the evening. .
Coantr Democracy Picnic
m.. (vnniu Democracy held a meeting
at Its rooms last evening and after trans
acting other mlacellaneous business, de
j. hM Ita annual Dlcnic at Pries
ciueu . .. ... . ..... Th.
lake, near .orwno. u j ...
committees aim 'a?
ments for tne eveni win u
the near future.
Lost Credential Book.
J C. Mann lost a railroad credential
book No. 3.4tvi. last nlgnt somewnere
between the Merchants hotel and Krug
ark The oook cumauie.1 nwui .u ut
money and credentials of value only to the
owner. The finder will be rewarded by re
turning the same to the Merchants hotel.
Keep your couch cloan during the sum
mer. To neip you we win ku m ..wu
couch covers, special, Friday only, for l.a
oach. Drapery department.
ORCHARD aY WELHELM CARPET CO.,
1414-16-1S-3) Douglas St.
Falls Into Arenwny.
Thomas Fahy, who lives at 1901 South
Tenth street, fell Into an areaway at
n. 1 TWu. a ... I. ...u u Bfl...
noon. He sustained a severe cut on his
head and had his back sprained. The
police surgeon dreaaed his Injuries and he
was sent to his home In a cab.
Epworta Lena no Eieartlaa - '
To Detroit via Michigan Central July 15
and 16 from Chicago. Excursion side trlpa
to all resorts north and east. Address O.
W. Ruggles, G. P. T. A., Chicago. . .
The Four Track News for July, best yet.
Sold by newsdealers. Five cents a copy.
Bam'l Burns Is selling a liavllaod berry
set, seven pleoea, ft-M,
I ilnv
tho Great Domestic
Room.
tho rli-nnlng up of nil the wash goods,
finish Invoicing we lmve over a carload
and tliiunel reiuniints which must be
nainsooks, India llnons, lawns, etc.. In
long mill ends, not a yard worth less
than 25c for one day, at, 9c yard.
2!c INDIA MNONS. 10c.
1 big table of 40-Inch India llnon. HV
inch lawns and 40-lnch organdies, long
mill ends, not a ynnl worth less tluiu
2!)c, for one dny. at 10c yard.
75c WHITE WAI8TINGS. 19c
Have placed ou one table nil our mer
cerized Imported white oxfords, madras
and basket weaves waistlngs, worth up
to 75c yard, for full pieces for one day,
ut 19c a yard.
12'c LONSDALS CAMBRIC, 5c.
1 big table lonsdale yard wide cam
bric, 12'4c quality, in long mill ends,
for one day at 5c a yard.
Sy2c MUSLIN, 4-c.
Indian and Buck Head muslin, extra
fine and heavy quality, long mill ends,
worth 81c a yard, for one day, 4c yd.
121jC LONG CLOTH, OVjC
12c English long cloth, yurd wide,
soft for the needle, long mill ends, for
one day at 6',ic a yard.
600 remnants of table linen from lVi
to 3 yard lengths, at, half regular price.
Rye Flour, per sack
..... SSL-
Rye Graham, per sack 25c
Come to our demonstrating depart
ment and get a cool drink of phosphate
and root beer, FREE.
Condensed Milk, per can 7c
Alaska Salmon,' per can ...9c
Oil or mustard Sardines, can 3"ic
Fancy sweet Oranges, each lc
Fillings Iron 2So Teeth Extracted FREE
Aluminum Pistes from $9. Brldga work from 2.85
UNION DENTIL COLLEGE
OP PAINLESS DENTISTRY. .
IH Doaflas. Oeca daar tal . Saadayi to 4.
Swits-Gonde Underwear
20c
On sale Friday and Saturday, Swlts
Conde underwear for men cool and loosely
wovn, comes In three different shade.,
salmon color, blue or plain balbrtggan.
It's a garment which sells everywhere
from 46c to 50c. Our sale price Friday
ani Batui'day, 20c a garment. Not more
than two suits to a customer. Just re
ceived, a new line of polka dot and tan
fancy shirts, our price 96c. Fine cream color
mohair shirts, 12 00. Pure silk shirts, S3.
All wool up-to-date outing suits, now only
16.00. Extra good pants, sale price, 31.90.
Straw hats from 19c up. Black alpacca
coats, 75c, 96c, SI. 25 and 11.50. Alfred Ben
jamin's alpacca eoats from Si. 75 up. In
fact, there la no store in town that can
take as good care of you on hot weather
wearable as The Guarantee Clothing Co.,
U19-1521 Douglas St. Quality always the
best. Prices the lowest.
On Hot Days Eat
Ftefes
(the ready-to-serve
pure wheat food). A
Cooling
. Satisfying
Repast
Ask year grocer fa
hUnvToo F lakes
1 ,
Fun set 01 Teeiti g3.0Q k I
Gold Crowns from $2.85 Ali'ICA " j
FREE S5 sa."5sa mm:fii
I lllsiU m.terlal JulylO. f4 fj - 1
In order to Increase our clinic, we want' VS- IjILi'M3 'ir I
every man, woman and child to have their j XSi: I
teeth examined by the Pro- ' ' -zLrj-i.
ssjBaa. feasors. Work guaranteed 10 j t- 'iSj S
V- W. years. Incorporated under x. l ri F PS S
FROM WWW
UBSW.VaisJJbeS '"H"B B"- H ill
SGIIHOLLER
MUELLER.
1313 FARNAM STREET.
Are Conducting
at the Present
Time the Most
STUPENDOUS
PIANO SALE
Ever Inaugurated
in the Entire West
Our Annual July Clearing Sale
of Pianos Is the marvel of tho
wholo rinno Trude and this year
we are bound to eclipse all previ
ous records. Work Is plenty, money
easy and no doubt of continued
prosperity, therefore we predict
this year's clearing sale our great
est success.
High Quality
and
Low Prices
Battle as never before some of
the offerings are
Truly Sensational
Expensive pianos, in art cases,
old standard makes, in Grands and
in rare natural wood finished
pianos too costly for the average
dealer to carry are selling right
now at nearly
One Half Price
$1,000.00 pianos for ?G00.00
900.00 pianos for 500.00
800.00 pianos for
700.00 pianos for
GOO.00. pianos for
500.00 pianos for
400.00 pianos for
300.00 pianos for
200.00 pianos for
480.00.
420.00.
300.00.
300.00.
240.00.
180.00.
120.00.
On Terms of Nothing
' Down and Five Dollars
Monthly Until Paid in Full.
CHICAGO, ILL S14.a
On sale June 80th and July 1st.
Atlanta, Ga S33.10
On sale July t, ( and 7.
Boston, Mass S33.7S
On sale June SO, July 1-3-3-4.
Detroit, Mich 121.00
On sale July 14 and 15.
Baltimore, Md ..S32.S5
On sale July 17 and U.
Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 182.20
On sale July 3 and 4.
as
I
Buffalo, N. Y. ...
Pittsburg, Pa
Waterloo, la
St. Paul, Minn
Minneapolis, Minn
841.50
.ttt.45
.SU.k6
..312.60
r 12.60
1660
..310.50
..310.60
..110.60
..310.50
..310.70
...335
luluth, Minn
Watervllle. Minn
Waseca, Minn ...
Falrbault, Minn
Northflald. Minn
as
Clear I-ake, la
Spirit Lake, (Okobojl)
Tickets on sale dally during June,
July, August and September, good
for return until Oct. 31, ltot.
Above rates are for
round trip tickets,
Horaeoeeker's round trip tickets
on sale to points in the North,
Northwest. South and Southeast,
on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays In each
month. Also one way colonial
rates to points In the South and
boutheast on same dates.
Summer tours via. Duluth or
Chicago and Steamer via the Onsat
Lakea.
Write me about your trip and let
me give you an Itinerary, show
ing time, connections, coat, etc
Bleeping Car and Steamer reserva
tions made In advance.
Correspondence solicited and In
formation cheerfully given at 14U3
Farnara St., Omaha, or write.
W. II. BRILL.
Dlst. Pass. Agt. III. Central R. R.
OMAHA, NEB.
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DR.
McGREW
SPECIALIST.
Treat, all form, of
DISEASES OF KEN
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Three Great Specials
Go on Sale Friday
In Our Ladles' Furnishing Dept.
MUSLIN SKIRTS,
LADIES' BELTS, LADIES' VESTS.
Muslin Skirts 39c instead of 65c
Friday you can take your free and unrestricted choice of 60 doien ladles'
fine quality muslin skirts, made with double full flounce; also with dust
ruffle. These are sklrU that were picked up by us way underprlced and
are positive Ko values for 39c
Ladies' Belts worth up to $1, Friday, 19c
We were particularly fortunate In securing thfs line of sample belts that
goes on sale Friday. Samples you know, are made with the utmost care,
and are often even better than the lines they represent. The manufac
turer was through with them his men had used them In making sales.
He sold the entire lot to us at a very low figure.
This Is absolutely the best bargain we have offered In a long time.
They are high grade silk and satins, plain and fancy trimmed. They're
strictly this season's styles. You'll find among them the newest styles.
They go on sale Friday, your choice 19c.
Ladies' Vests worth 25c, on sale Eriday, 10c
Friday we place on sale 120 dozen fine quality Jersey ribbed lisle fin
ished vests, V or square shaped neck, full silk taped positively a 25o qual
ity for 10c.
REFRIGERATOR SALE
Big Cut in Prices
13.85
for our White Enamel
Peerless, capaoity 85
pounds of ice. Paoked
with Mineral Wool. Reg
ular value $17. 85. Other
sizes at like prioes.
Milton Rogers & Sons Go.
Lawn Mowers. 14th and
Higher than the
Famous Jungfrau
Don't compare Switzerland and Colorado.'
It isn't fair to Switzerland. Switzerland has
nine peaks more than 14,000 feet high. Colo
rado has forty-two all higher than the famou
Jungfrau. In addition, it has 900 lakes and
more than sixty rivers.
Go there this summer. Rates are low, only 1 7..S0 for
the round trip from Omaha, Nrh. A nil if you take the
Itock Island System you will be ermfortnble: going- and
returning. Literature and full lnformntlon on reqjest.
Rock Island tra'.ns for Colorado Spring: and Denver
laro 7:30 a. m., at 1:30 p. m. and 5:40 p. ni. . ' . y
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ALBERT EDHOLM, JEWELER
107 N. 16TH ST., OPP. POSTOFFICE. '
HIGH GRADE RAILROAD WATCHES
17, 21, 23 and 24 Jeweled watches of the best American works, adapted to the
exacting time service. Reasonable In price. Union I'aclflo watch Inspector.
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Finest table beer appetizing tonic aids digestion fj
BiaUV 1IUUJ . l BL nJl lug nain Biimjiuinj urnu uu
pure same price as others but better beer.
Delivers, ts say part ot Omaha. Osaasll Blaffa er Ssetk Omasa.
it?
4rdr a ease from the JETTER BREWINQ CO.
or HUGO F. BILZ, U24 Douflai
or LEE MICHELL, Wkoletaie
Didn't Get Your
Clothes
when they were promised, ehT That
Is tho way It goes some' places, but
not at The Pantorlum we make It a
rule to get things out promptly and
when promised. We give you first
class work at popular pricea and
guarantee It in every respect. Try us.
THE PAMTORIlin
OMAHA.
407 Bo 1Mb St Tel. 003
fcBDRUMICARDS
BfHITS DOVfi CUKE er .'alia unoiruj r
loa tm atruni drlak, lha appatlla for wulrli caunui
eilM atr uaius tbia reaiaar. Olvcs la any lluul
nits or arltkuuTaui'eiaa.a of eailaaii taatiei si a
jbaruiaa m ataConneil Drug Co., Omaha,
DSBBSsasV
Farnam Sts. Gas Ranges.
City Ticket Office ; .,
Farnam Street, Omaha
C. A. Rutherford, D. P. A.'
Street, Omihs. Telephone 1542
Dealer, Couacil Bluffs. Tel. 80
WE WONDER
how much FRKHi OOODS, OASII OR
uTIIKK CHATTKLH. the Miles' people are
giving Charley for the OIIIOINAI adver
tlalnK he Is Klvlng them bv rl:iltnln mk..
goKls than thoau sold by hi. vast em
porium, are ipiirioua? Good system and
the rt.-Hulis sre, ho far, quite satlHfactorv
ll.u) Mlle' Nervine .....7 ',lx
tl.nfl Allies' Heart Cure . "
Wt have all- sooda advertised. 1
11 UO 1'eruim fTn
11.00 Ur. Flen e's lfmedles s. "
6oc Loan's Kidney l'llls " gr)'
&uc Possonl Face Fowder one only "to a
customer ; v,a
26c Urave's Tooth Powder, one only"to a
cuxtomer ,
2jc Hire's Root Beer all vou want " 14o
11 .00 Pure Canadian Malt Whiskey... '. 7fia
3ic Genuine Cuxtorla j40
fyic "('Mtarrh Hem ", guaranteed tuo
11.00 UnrlB Sams Tobateo Cure a-uar.
un.A.I
open ALL maiir'"
xr...flii-fn'? cutpricr
wws.rsans ..aa w DRUO Sl'ORlV
T 'PhunoaT.r nnd TttT.
16ta nasi Chicago Streets, Oiaika,
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