THE OMAHA DAILY IlEE: FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1003.
REST IN RECEIVING VAULT
B ij of Mr Eto Will Be Well Guarded
for a Time.
rAMIty APPREHENSIVE OF DISTURBANCE
Interest la the te.se oa Acroaat ol
lla RarKr Leads to Rumors
(hat Sngarest lanaoal
Freraatioes.
Tha body of Mn. Oeorge W. Btover will
not be conslgiwd to the grave after -the
funeral services re held this afternoon.
Instead the metal casket containing the
remains will be hermetically sealed and
p aced in the receiving vault at Prospect
Hill cemetery fur an Indefinite length of
time. After the excitement and interest
sttendant upon the death on account of
I allied' has become a thing of the past the
corpse will be placed In the ground in the
cuutomary manner at a secret time and
place.
Relatives of the deceased woman came to
this decision yesterday, after rumors had
reached their ears that efforts would be
made to secure the cadaver for scientific
purposes.. The names of the persons who
would go this fur to serve their curiosity
are kept absolutely secret and it Is doubt
ful If. they sre really known. However,
the reports bear sufficient evidences of
authenticity to cause the' family to take
the steps It has to prevent the despolla-,
l.on of the corpse.
No one but the relatives- and Intimate
friends of the family are aware of the
manner in which the body is to be laid
away. After the extraordinarily sensa
tional and pathetic death of Mrs. Btover
tiitre has been little other than sympathy
and regret expressed at the home, 1417
North Twenty-fourth street, and there has
Keen little show of curiosity or desire to
probe further Into the causes which
marked her end. The attending physi
cians have declared that without doubt
the sickness was a genuine case of rabies,
answering to eVery known test for the
detection and diagnosis of this disease.
If this be true, it Is the first genuine
case of rabies, more commonly known as
hydrophobia, ihat Was ever been recorded
in the state of Nebraska. It is an ex
tremely rare disease In fact, one of the
rarest known, and this combination of
facts accounts for the extraordinary in
terest shown by the medical profession. '
Last night It was said by men In position
to. know that several hundred dollars at
the least could be obtained for the corpse
If produced In the proper manner, before
disintegration had set In, and In such a
way as not to excite suspicion and to
evade publicity.
Fa l
AT THE PLAT HOUSES I
Ferris Stork toainnr at the Iloyd.
"East Lynne," thnt good old drama of
the heart, which has dune duty for a gen
eration, was put on by the Ferris Bummer
Stock company st the Hoyd last night for
the midweek change of bill. It 'was given
a very creditable presentation, too, and
none of the real tx-autie of the very pa
thetic story were lost. Mr. Henderson ap
peared In the cast as Archibald Carlyle, the
too-good-to-be-true husband of Lady Isa
bel, and formed an excellent full for the
work of Mr. Ofcfrr, who had the exacting,
but thankless role of Sir Francis Levlson,
the most consummate cold-blooded villain
In the whole range of English literature.
Miss Tucker had the double part of Lady
Isabel and Madame Vine, and really
achieved a triumph In the emotional scenes.
Miss Davis gave an excellent characteriza
tion of the colorless Barbara Hare. The
bill will continue the rest .of the week.
. . Anfal Loss of 1.1 fe
Follow neglect of throat and lung dis
eases, but Dr. King's New Discovery cures
uch troubles or no pay. 60c, 1100. For
sale by Kuhn tt Co.
EVERYBODY GOES TO CIRCUS
Rlaarllnar Bros. Draw Two Immense
Crowds Which ' Go ' Away
. : , Well IMeased.
Rlngllng Bros.' circus has come and gone,
but It has left behind memories which will
keep, the small but Imitative small boy In
a state of activity for some time. It wss
not alone the small boy and his sister who
relished the performance, for the big ..tent
was filled to overflowing at both perform
ances with children' older grown who have
very reason to congratulate themselves
for having been there. -
;The performance has the merit of not
'only being interesting, but . It was clean.
It has often, been said there la nothing new
In a crcus, but this must be modified n
this Instance for the spectacle, with ballet
accompaniment, . with which It opens Is
certainly new and withal attractive. The
things which are not new are well done, the
average of the aerobatlo performances be
ing excellent. Nothing phenomenally sen
sational Is done in this line, but on the
other hand. It nowhere sinks to the level of
commonplace.
One of tha most attractive. If not the
premier feature qX the show. Is the horses.
They were not only numerous, but good to
look upon even If they did nothing but
canter around the ring. They not only
dance, go through Intricate evolutions and
do numerous tricks, but they dc it all with
an ease and grace which Is ordinarily en
tirely foreign to such acts,, the most spec
tacular feat In this line being the forma
tion around a large terraced cone, the anl
mats taking their respective places with
out other- guidance than the word from
their trainer,' followed by a series of at
tractive evolutions. One of them bore evi
dence of having at some time strayed from
the Sunday-school pasture and visited the
midway... where It learned to danco the
boochie eoochla. '
As .heretofore the performing seal were
one of the stellar attractions. .
The real attractiveness of the show, how
ever, la not so much the superior excel
lenoe of any one act as In the uniform high
standard of the entire performance.
Alt EDITOR
Fooad That It Pays to Take His
' Wife's Advleo.
' Mr. A. U. Orouby, editor of the Abbe
ville, Ala.. News, has tha following kind
words for Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy: - "Several days ago I
was taken with something like bilious dys
entery in a malignant form. I took medi
cines for two or three days, but got worse
all the time. We had a bottle of Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
In the house and my wife prevailed upon
me to take a dose. The ons doss relieved
me within an hour and I have not been
troubled with It alnce. I consider this the
most wonderful bowel remedy I have ever
seen."
A GREAT DRAWING CARD.
The Jabour Circus , and Spectacle
Crowds Coortland Reach Nightly.
Courtland Beach presents the aspect of a
midway these days. On every hand one
heat's the familiar sounds of music and
what not. The crowds aluo remind one of
the exposition. It was a. good move on the
part of "Manager Griffiths to secure the
great Jabour circus and spectacle for the
week at this resort, as It has practically
crowded the place nightly. Np attraction
has ever been seen at this resort that has
brought larger crowds to the grounds.
The show Is worth going a long distance
to see, the spectacle alone being worth the
trouble. In this 100 -people are employed
and hundreds of dollars In fire works
burned up nightly. Then the array of aerial
and acrobatic acts are splendid. They em
brace the best In the profession. The 'camels
and elephants give their Wutre of the enter
tainment by carrying people, about the
grounds. "
Tn addition to the big show all the attrac
tions Installed upon the grounds are seen.
Nothing has been ' curtailed. The Jabour
company will remain until Saturday night,
giving performances every afternoon and
evening, rain or shine. "
Isle Royale
In Lake Superior Is a new and most de
sirable summer resort. No hay fever there
nice rail and boat ride, via Northern Pa
cific "Duluth Short Line" from St. Paul.
For special rates and Information address
Chas. S. Fee, O. P. 4 T. A., St. Paul, .Minn.
Roand Trip Rates Via I nlon Pacific
to many points In the states of Colorado,
I'tah, California, Montana, Oregon and
Washington from Missouri river terminals.
117.80 to Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo, dally to Sept. 30.'
fSOMf to Ogrten and Salt Lake City, daily
to Sept. 30.
$44.60 to Spokane Aug. 4 and IS, Sept. 1
and IS.
$52.00 to Portland, Tacoma and Seattle
Aug. 4 and 18, Sept. 1 and IS.
$45.00 to San Francisco and Los Angeles
Aug. 1 to 14 Inclusive.
$46.00 to Portland, Tacoma and Seattle
Aug. 1 to 14 Inclusive.
$60.00 to San Francisco and Los Angeles
Oct. 11 to 17 inclusive.
City ticket office, 1324 Farnam st. 'Phone
Jl.
Xotlco.
Bids wanted for the erection of the booths,
fences, platforms, etc., to be used during
the Oriental Carnival of ths Knights of Ak-8ar-Ben
at Omaha commencing Oct. 1, 1903,
Apply Purchasing Agent, Armour A Co.,
South Omaha.
B aerial Low Rate Chantawqaa. Exear.
sloa Jnly $, '
Via Lake Shore Michigan Southern rail
way; $14.00 for the round trip from Chicago.
Return limit 30 days. A handsome Chautau
qua book, with any- Information desired,
may be had by addressing M. S. Giles, T.
P. A., Chicago, or C. F. Daly, chief A, O. P.
A., Chicago.
Detroit Lake, f
Battle Lake. Lake Clltheral. Bemldjl Lake,
Deerwood. are a few of many of the North-
em Pacific's lake resorts. Write Chas. S.
Fee, G. P. T. A.. Northern Pacific Ry.,
St. Paul. Minn., for rates and Information.
Chantaaqaa T-ake, ,. 1., aad Re
torn, fl4.00.
From Chicago via ' Erie Railroad, July
24th. Return limit thirty days. Trains
leave Chicago 10:30 a, ' m., '8:18 p. m. and
10:00 p. m., for Akron, Toungstown, Chau
tauqua Lake, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Al
bany. Boston and New Tork.
Write H. U.Purdy, Traveling Passenger
Agent. Chicago, III., or D. M. Bowman.
General Western Pflssehger Agent, Erie
Railroad, Chicago, -for Information and
Illustrated Chautauqua Folders.
For Sale Due bill on one of the best New
Tork City hotels at a good discount. Ad
dress E 64. care Omaha, Bee.
The Delete. Short Lla
of the Northern Pacific has many choice
lake resorts along its Una. White Bear,
Chisago Lakes, Forest Lake, Rush Lake,
Pine City,. Taylor's Falls are a few ef them.
Low .rates . are in effect. Writs Chas. 8.
Fee. a. P. T. A. Northern Paoine Ry.,
St. Paul. Minn., for. rates and information.
taUt aaaseer Resorts Aloac the Lake
' Ihere Mlehlsaa Soalhera Ry.
Is the title' of a pamphlet that may aid you
In deciding the perplexing question of
"where to, go" for your Vacation. Copy may
be bad by addressing it. 8. Giles, T. P. A.,
Chicago, or C. F. Daly,' chief A. Q. T. A.,
Chicago. "
Medietas Makers Favor Iaaoectloa.
NEWXtORK. July" JS.-A Joint committee
spputnted by the American Medical associa
tion and th American I'harmacrutlcal as
sociation to study and rexrt on the plans
of the proposed national bureau of medi
cines and food Is said to have derived In
formation that a majority of manufacturers
of proprietary medicines favor (ha move
ment. The object of the bureau Is to se
cure uniformity of standards In medicines
snd food. Those manufacturers who are
opposed to the movement say that the repu
tation of the Individual house is a sufficient
-guarantee of tha quality of Its product.
, Little Homo Safes Free.
Ws loan a handsome steel safs lo each
depositor who desires It. Accounts opened
tor $1 and 4 per cent Interest paid.
. U BRANUEia HON U, lULuk.tr.
On Hot Days Eat
Mattel
f
(the ready-to-serve
pure wheat food). A
Cooling
Satisfying
Repast,
Ask jreur grocer for
Malt-Too riakea
ESS
Clearing
5a le of
lien's
Clothing
mmm
e
Clearing,
Sale of
Boys'
Clothing
BIG SPECIALS FOR "DARGAIN FRIDAY"
CRESS
UUVUJ kj
SILKS I
mmvi Aft to
iliv nan 1 0
LACES
Our tremendous buninesB during the Clearing Snlc has left us with
an IniiiiPiiKe lot of the finest remnants. We price them to clear away
at all speed.
5,000 YARDS BLACK SILK MOUSSELINE
10c
JL "a M
17c I
A manufacturer of the finest Moussellne de Bole has Just delivered to us his
accumulation of odds and ends in this stylish material.
It comes in skirt lengths in polka dots, stripes also the
finest plain Mousseline has been retailing at 60c a yard
at a yard ,
High Class Foreign Dress Goods at 17c Piece Q
8llk Kollennes, Voiles, Ktamlnes, 811k Poplins In black and all
colors that have ben seillnK at $1.75 and $2.50 a yard enough
leiiKths alike for waists and skirts at a
piece
HOHAIRS AND BRILLIANTINES For waists, little dresses, jllri
' buthinjr suits, etc all colors at a piece 1 2-'
SILK MULLS Mulls, MouBselines etc., accumulated odds and CSi
ends roust be cleared at once a yard Ow
35c
$1 and $1.25 Silks at 35c Yard
1 he prettiest shirt waist silks, handsome Foulards, Waist-
ing Silks. Lining Taffetas, etc. in dress
lengths and waist lengths well worth $1
and $1. 25 a yard at a yard.. ......
Black Taffeta and Peau de Soie remnants In two to ten-yard lengths at
barely one-half their value.
LACES In alt widths Galloons, etc. splendid -O-. SZl n
quailty-at-a yard CmZQ" lUC
EMBROIDERIES Galloons, Inserting, etc., wide 71 c
and medium widths special bargain at IJCmUL" 1 2C"OC
Amoskeag GiughamsBasement
Thousands or yards of excellent quality Gingham; that became
Oitrhtlv VLOf In roilrn-irl uiltknui cnaoiil
nvi u luinuau nujuuui siftwiai A e
' 19 1 W
enffig ry
bargain at 2ic
Also many bolts of fine colored Outing Flannel, slightly
wet in the wreck, at 24c a yard.
2ji
Dress Swisses Lawns, Dimities, etc.
In dainty designs 2
worth 25c yard at MAC
a yard
Illiick Sateens Great bargain square
of thin desirable m. .
12G
cloth at a
yard
Percales Very best
quality yard wide
at
French and Scotch. Chambray
MlnKbanta On bargain f 1
square would be cheap at PilC
15c a yard at a yard vw
8lc
Fine Mercerised Walstlngr.Damask
and Vesting Pattei'ns rr
plain white and black and S.TC'
white worth $1 at a vard
Fine .Standard Prints'
none better at any price
a yard
Short Hemnanta of Wash (.onila
Percales, Prints, Silkollnes, Nain
sooks, India Llnons, De- r I
: nlma, etc. worth up to 15c
st a yard mm
Lawns, nimltles, Ktc In bluck and
white fancies worth
20c a yard at a
yard
4ic
7ic
7Z. Ptnnbti & pon f. JX. Pztnttti & pons
mTmmI"i 111 1 11 TTTiTTnTTVTI'T I 'l "in n 1 1 11 11 mm r 1
Smoke Omaha's Finest ' ) ffJ
Sc Cigar-the ff
v K If fi II i . Park A Telford-
X I I I I I "J Ml Favorlta 15 slaes
lllllJJ 8. RodriKuex Charle
j I I V J J the Great-12 sites.
I I I L EnuelU Lo pes Lord Temple 10 slze
L II Tel 1B(JO f"p a bom w deliver
yJ W.F. Stoecker Cigar Company J
SC,F I PJ
1313 FARNAM STREET
f.laminolh July
Piano Clearing
Salo Hearing
the End.
auu ni a rn for
Plain rlAliU $120
for
The best $200 Piano in Town
8& PIAN0$?Io
Nice Looker Good Tone
"ne PIANO &0
These Are Really Fine
$350 ni A MA for'
fancy
PIANO
$210
Beautiful Cases
$400 ni a Tffc for
clioiceriinU$240
for
Will Grace Any Parlor
$450 m a lf for
artistic
PIANO
$270
Strictly 'Standard
2? PIANO ISoo
; i
Exclusive With Us
The Largest Piano House.
Easiest Payments.
Strongest Guarantee.
Investigate.
PHONE 1625. 1313 FARNAM ST.
i OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
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FRIDAY IS REMNANT DaY.
OVER A CARIOAtl OF RKMNANTS WILL. UK ON 8A1.K IN THK IiOMKS-
TIC ROOM IN ALL THK WASH IHHJDS, L1NKN8. MI'SUM ANL) i'RINlS.
PRICKS Cl'T IN TWO OR ANY I'RICK TU C'IA)f.K THEM OUT.
tOMPARB THESE PRICKS WITH OTMKH 1'RICES. .
40c COLORED WASH .GOODS, 1;k-.
Remnants ot mercerised oxluid walsl
lngs, mercerised iiiiKhaiiiM, lliu-n batlHle,
linen Jacqurfiu bwimies, Maxname lact-il
organdieM, piam hlnik slid lilue Persian
InwnK, French stnieu and tiRurcd buil.xie,
lmiHirted niauiHses, all In axaorted colors,
in pieces ot from i to 10 yarua, were 4oc,
now 16c.
30c COLORED WASH GOODS, Inc.
Linen colored French batlHte, fancy
striped French batiste, French musllna ami
cambrics, French ana Irish dlinlttex, luce
firlpeu bwjHscit, mercerized spun glnM
lltlillVB t.loln t.laW - I...- I
.. ..... . ' 1 .1 V ILIVITTtl LinilKLU,
KliiKliamH, In pieces of from 2 to 10 yards,
were 3ic, now lUc.
20c COLORED WASH GOOD8, 7VjC
Remnartts of mercerised snteen, Hsaorted
colors with small figures. French batiste
and lawnx. Unlit ami dark ground! with
small figures and stripes, In pieces of from
to 10 yards, were 2nc now 7'w
ISc COLORED WASH GOODS, Be.
Scotch lawns, Irish dimities, assorted
25c WHITE GOODS, 10c.
40-Inch India linen, lawns, organdies,
dotted Swlsseia, mulls and merest lset
striped, lung mill emls,' not a yard worth
less than &c, all go at luo a yard.
15c 1iNSIUI.K CAMBRIC. 7-c.
15c qua Illy of tine loitadale cambric, yard
wide, lung mill eiulx. at 6 7-sc s yard.
B4c ML' SUN, 5c.
Extra heavy tine brown cotton, the "In
dian Head" brand, yard wide, long mill
enila, wurth 8W. Friday at ftc a yurd.
K'c LONG CLOTH, 7c.
English long cloth, yard wide, soft fin
ish, cymes lit a to 2o yard remnant, wort u
ldc, at" 7c a. yard.
TI RKKY RK1 TAHLE Cl-OTHS, 7o
Turkev red frltiRed table cloths: Inches
wide. 2Si vards long, pretty atterns, guar
anteed faxt colors, worth & on sale Ftl
dn', at 75c
ifie PILIOW CA8E8, i:io.
lfio quality bleached cases, Rises 42x.M.
nener
nh. nninru .,run., ..... ..i...... . I mrtlo lrom vamatitta cotton, no
of seersucker ginghams and yard wide per- j B"0, on tne "larket, on sala Friday at
cales. In nieces of from 2 lo 10 yards, were i -MiC
15c. now Ac. KiO REMNANTS BLEACHED AND I'S-
6c SUMMER PRINTS, 3V. LU.EACHED TAHLE LINEN and TOWEL-
Llght and medium dark colored summer ,NO ON RALE FRIDAY AT LESS THAN
prints, In pieces of from 2 to 10 yards, nLF PRICE.
CLOSING OCT SALE HAMMOCKS AND
CROO.UET SETS.
Hammocks and croquet sets are being
closed out regardless of cost.
HATDKNS GREAT SLAI'OHTER SALE
REMNANTS OF TARLK LINEN,
TOWELING, WHITE GOODS AND DO.
MESTIC8 ON SALE FRIDAY AT LESS
THAN ONE-HALF PRICE.
FLANNEL DEPARTMENT.
Remnants of drapery cretonne and cur
tain Swiss, worth 15c a yard, at
Remnnnts ot embroidered snd plain
white flannel at less than cost.
Remnants of extra heavy bed ticking,
worth ISc a yard, at 124c a yard.
Remnants ot iHMnoh wide extra heavy ,
cotton llannel, worth ' 10c a yard, ut 6c.
BIG BLACK SILK SALE COMMENCING FRIDAY MORNIHQ AT
JEN O'C LOCK.
jacqunru, t 'niicrn
II Ben
Brocade TalTeta in small de-
100 nieces of black silk, comprising such ouautlful styles
Wmiaid satin. Armure Brilliant. Moire Rennalssance
slzna Rtilendld for llntncs. drop skirts, for shirt waist stilts, for waists or entire
dresses silks In this lot worth BOc, 75c and tl.uo all black on sale Friday morning,
-at 10 o'clock, for 25c.
Eyes Tested Free in Our Optical
Department.
Friday's Millinery Surprise
V1N J F
I'M i K
FIRST FLOOR. IN THE BARGA
$1.00 snd 7e TRIMMED Street Hats and
ROOM. t
KIMMED HATS
VARIETY OF THE MOST POPULAR PATTERNS OF STRAW
SHAPES AND ALL .
COLORS. at
FIRST K1X)R.
IN A UrtOUAT
BRAIDS-ALL
10c
A FEW OF
Any'brand of Laundry. Soap,
per bar
Highest Patent Minnesota Flour,
dpi- sack
Large sacks White or Yellow Kip
Curnmeal SlW
Neutrlta Breakfast Food,
per package
Fancy XXXX Soda Crackers, Cir,
per pound...:
Fancy Crisp Glngersnaps,
per pound
Tall cans Fancy Alaska Qc
Salmon "w
Groceries.
OUR
...24c
..9Sc
10c
74c
.5c
,44c
LOW PRICES.
Three-pound Jeans Boston Baked '
Beans (with sauce)
U-pouml cans Potted Meats
(iny kind)
Oil or Mustard Sardines,
per can
Largo Italian Prunes,
per pound
Fancy Muir Peaches,
per pound
Fancy Sweet St. Michael Oranges,
per dozen
Plllsbury's Flaked Oat Food
per package
...8Jc
3c
...3Jc
...31c
...74?
...12c
...5i
FREE TO ALL
A dee cold drink of Wild' Cherry Phosphate or Root Beer la pur Grocery Department.
HAYDER3 BROS.
the lih
5i -,.zr- 1
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Going Fishing?
, We have all kinds of cheap excursions to
the "Minnesota Lakes dur
ing July, . August and Sep
tember. "
Our Minnesota trains leave Omahh at
I:M a. m. and 7:60 p. m. We'll tali you
about it at 1402 Farnam street, Omaha. Ju.
W. H. BRILL. Dist. Pan. Agent.
GIGAR PRICES
GUT If TV0
We are still slaughterins; the prices of
cigars We don't care whether the goods
are made by the truat or the local manu
facturer we 'cut the price a little (some
times a whole lot) anyway.
THESE ARE SHERMAN & MCCON-
NKl.l. HRll'KS:
Ujlllun ltusaell Clsara, for ISc, box W. (LW
Nanon 1 mala. S lor 2.ic: uox luo ior .....u
Pathfinder Cigara, 6 for 25c; box 60 for..il.b5
Owl Ciuars, for 26c; box 60 for l.t6
Judge Taft Cigars, 8 for 25c; box 50 for 11.66
C'apadura Cigars, 6 for 25c; box 60 for.. 11.06
Geo. W. Chllds Cigars, 7 for 25c; box 60J1.8O
Henry George, 7 lor 25c; box 50 for $1.75
Portuondo Cigars, for 25c; box M for...'.uo
Pete Daily cigars, 6 for 2oc; box oil loi . l.Js'j
Tom Keene t igars, 8 for 25c; box 60 for l.t(5
These are Sherman & McConnell prices:
Robert Burns Cigars, Jockey Club, 3 for 260
'liini Moore I'ericcios, extra, t tor
Chancellors Magnolias, 3 tor 26c; box
50 for 13.50
Chancellors Knickerbocker 10c; box 50, 4.00
Flor De Teller, Diplornattoos, 3 for 25c;
box 50 for , 3.50
Flor De Toller, Buperbu, 10c straight,
box 50 for WOO
Mi Favorlta, clear Hsi. 3 for 26c;
box 60 for l M
Parties desiring to order any of abova
brands sent by mail or express may do
bo simply adding:
For box of 60 cigars 25c.
For box of 25 cigars, 15c.
For box. of 100 cigars, 45c.
WRITE FOR CATAIX)OUE of drugs,
patent medicines and rubber goods at cut
prices.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Go
Wholesale and Retail Dragglsts.
Coraer 16th and Dodaje Its., Omaha.
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High Grade Railroad Watches J
L-19-21-23 and 24 jeweled watches. The largest and most complete assort
ment in the city.
ALBERT EDHOLM, JEWELER
107 N. I6TH ST., U. P. R. R. WATCH INSPECTOR
4
Don't Miss It
Tho Differonco
between EXTRACTS made from acetic
ether, carmine and other artificial coloring
matter and HIRE Jl lCE OF THE RIPE
FKl'lT ITSELF, accounts for the great
difference between ORDINARY BoDA
WATER and the kind serviui st our foun
tain! Pure fruits and fruit lulces uro ......
long suit. Come in and we ll show you how
Ol'K FLAVORS ARE MADE at Omaha s
popular sisia corner.
It 00 Peruna all you want, at Tc
i6o Genuine Castorla xic
.'& Hire RMt IWr, extract
J Chester's Genuine Pennyroyal Pills. $1 uu
tHKl Mar sen 40u
6lc Paracampli
tl 00 Pierce a Jlemeoiea
6oc Poan s Kidney fills x-
60c Cullcura Salve Sic
?fc Carter's Little Liver Pills lfto
K La Hon Ami r rench Capsules 1 i)
V)e Cramer s Money t ure. wuaraiiteed.. 40c
OPEN AUj NIGHT.
cniinccrrn'O cut price
UUIIHUI bli U UKUU STOKE;
Twe fheaee T4T aad TUT.
lech aad Ceteeco Streets, Oasaha.
Au opportunity Is offered at present to
buy reliable clothing and furnishing goods
for men and boys at prices far below the
cost of manufacture. A good many things
of the Levire stock which we have held
In reserve, will be placed on sale toduy.
Fine all wool outing coats and pants at
VLW. Boys' all wool suits, 98c. Men's sus
penders, 5c. Muslin drawers, to. Sweat
ers, three shudes to choose from, 25c. Roys'
shirts, lDc. Choice out of suits which
Levtre sold as high as 19.U0, your choice,
1XM. Choice out of Levire s suits which
he sold aa high as 118.00, choice, Sti.lft.
Choice of straw hats, worth up to 45c, your
choice, 10c. Choice out of felt hats, soft
and stiff, worth up to COO, your pick. s9c.
Choice out of dreis and work shirts which
Levire sold as high as 75c, your choice,
2ic. Men's all wool outing pants, $1.25.
Lots of odds and ends, such as odd coats,
boys' wash pants, children's vets and
many other tilings, such things as you
may Just want at a fraction of cost of
production. The Guarantee Clothing Co.,
1D1D-152I .Douglas street. Special For our
usual Friday and Saturday special we offer
for sale In the rear part of our main floor,
men's underwear, 73c value for 25c a gar
ment. Not more than two suits to any one
customer. We also like for the public to
know that we have received a new supply
of silk,- mohair and sateen shirts and are
now able to supply all stars again.
Tho Dennett Company
Our large Grocery Department la a money
saver and the most satinfactory place to
trade. Note these prlceE:
Bennett's bariralii anan. 10 bars r
Jelly, assorted, glass 5C
r rciicii muniaru, giuhs, jar ana spoon. .ioc
Imported sardines, can loo
Preserves, assorted, Jar 8c
Baked beans and sauce, 3-lb. can 10c
Worcester sauce, bottle luo
Salmon, 1-lb. can .10c
Table Syrup, can ..10c
Chilli Sauce, bottle Inc.
Olives, bottle 8c
Rice, pound Rc
California prunes, pound 6c
Farina, 1-lb, package 6c
Matches, 1 doien boxes 6c
FREE.
Cup and saucer with every pound of tea.
Fresh roasted Bantos coffee, pound ,...12c
Dennett's Capitol coffee, 1-lb. pkg 2Kc
A MARSH MALLOW SPECIAL,
Several hundred pounds of fresh made
vanilla flavored marahmallows, pound. 12c
FREE.
ICE COLD BUTTERMILK served to all
customers at our Grocery Department.
THE BENNETT COMPANY.
ie Best is
the Cheapest
Acknowledged to be the easiest and
best painless extraction In the west.
3.6(1
'. .8.85
Gold Crowns
Set of Teeth
Kllliaajs, from 2Se
Bridge Werk from 2JiS
Teeth Extracted FREE
Incorporated under state laws. Work
guaranteed ten years.
Remember, you have no students to
pactice on you all old. expert den
tists to do your work here. Our re
cord has stood the teat eight thou
sand patients In the last eighteen
months. We beat the sore-head den
tists and dental See's. Complete vie
tory for the Union. Established for
years.
Union Dental College,
1522 DOUGLAS STREET.
Open dally till s. Sunduys to 4.
JIOTfcXft.
Perfield's Sfto.
Be Bld., Room 7. Telephone 701.
Wiser, alery Uarfc Ladwlf tealier.
CHICAGO DEACH HOTEL
. Um ftaslnant sal Ulw hkara. Lka-afa.
A flummef keioitootnecity'sedpe. Nearly
luuo teet oi V.I.D.U over-looking .k M ich.
150 juisfcls rooms, lit mia. toaa tows. aWeiei irs
Organdie and
Chiffon Dresses
cleaned and pressed beautifully. No
Injurious chemical used to bleach
we use the utmost care and caution
in handling all fine goods. We clean
and card tine wool blankets and make
them Just like new. Price, 11.00 to
11.60 per pair. We guarantee our work
in every respect.
THE PANTOMULl
' OMAHA.
407 So 15th St.
Tel. 003
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SECOND NOTICr
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REPLEVIN SALE OF SHOES
From the Great Boston Wholesale Shoe House of
LAM KIN & FOSTER,
BECINS '; '
SATURDAY, JULY 25th
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More and more shoes coming: In every day each lot
better and finer than the other. Sale starts Saturday with
every prospect of the most sensational shoe selling
Omaha has ever known.
This purchase, together with others equally as Impor
tant, will make a sale of
OVER $55,000 WORTH OF FINE SHOES
FROM ONE-HALF TO ONE-QUARTER
s THE REGULAR SELLING PRICE
8ee oupshow windows for some of the bargains for the
opening day of the sale,
SATURDAY. JULY 25th.
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS.
Boston Store, Omaha.
ALDUFF
Caterer Hanscom
Park Pavilion
Sunday, July 26th
Music Afternoon and Evening ;
By the 22d Infantry Band
Balduff's Ice Cream
and Confections . . .
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Carefully brewed-thorouKlily oged abaolutely pure
finest quality prlyate brand rkk flavor ii4)Icln
prescrlb It befct of all 'oaU no wore.
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grder a case from the Jt I I ClA X3rC.WIINU
NUnnt te siir sut ef Onsks. Ceuscll Bluff, vr Settle Oeukks
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or LEE MICHLLL, V holeal Dealer, Council Bluffs. TeL 80,
or Huxo F. till, U2i DourU Street Telep -ooe 1941