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TTTE OMAHA DAlL,r UEE: THUKSDAY, OCTOHKR 1. 100.X
j COUNT TALKS OF HIS WOES
Cays He Intsnrtel Bo Forgery tnd Would
Hare e paid Roma Mi'ler.
RETURNS TO OMAHA WITH CHIEF DUNN
iH" nfflrrra that Ilia winter U
(ornlm from I'rmrr with Fle
Ilnmlreil Ilnl.les, 'nis
Allomnff.
f 'mt m not feeling very well thin morning
rul I don't carp to tnlk. When my sister
arrives from A I Ijv Bnine, Franre, which
' will be In about three weeks, thrn I will
I make you a statement." said the Count de
Agrneff at police station yesterday. Lav
ing Just arrived from Albany, N. T., under
guard of Chief Detective Dunn, who had
recured hi return through requisition pa
jxrn granted by Governor Odell.
"In America t ntn b plain American cltl-
Ben," nhscrvi d the count. "What I am In
ny own crmntry. Russia, matters not. In
Oew York, where I wrote checks galore,
J am well known, and though sometimes I
j overdrew my brink iircount, I never was
uspeoted of trying to beat anyone and
never was nrrcsted. When my sister cornea
II will get my allowance of 600 ruble,
Amounting to t'XO In American money (I
4Tet an allowance, you know, every three
months -this to Captain Ilaee, who lnter-
,oHpd a question regarding where lie But
,'Ihl money.)
; "My, my. It Is all a mystery," the count
i continued, "how I ev-r came to give those
1 two checks to Mr. Miller to sign. I meant
' tilm no wrong. I would have paid him
hark every cent, too. I wa coming here
! "was veiling cigars good ones, too, and
I making $10 a day Jo pay him with. I have
I I) Ad much trouble on my mind; you don't
( Juktw how much, I waa sent out of Russia
1 ly my father and a reconciliation has
v tiever been effected. We could have been
reconciled In 1900, but he wanted me to give
j up my trnde as a barber and I am an artist
at my trade. I shaved President McKlnley
!jnce. That was at the Palace hotel in Den
''vcr. I had $160 with which to pay Mr. Mil
Inr when I was arrested at Rochebler. How
alld I get rid of it?"
' And here the count related a tale of how
he had been duped by a lawyer li Roches
tor and how the lawyer had got all his coin
and then, not satisfied, had appropriated
all his Block of cigars and some of his per
sonal effects, even down to his most
precious razor.
1'oH of Nonsense and Dope,
"Tills man filled tny head full of nonsense
and it was pretty full of morphine at the
.time," the count went on, "and made me
think I could win out and not have to come
9)ack here. Ho caused me to spend all my
Mfnoney.
r "I was arrested at Rochester by McGulre.
2 la asked mo if I was the count and I said,
'If you want the count I guuss the Jig Is
'UP.' "
I "Well, what did McGulre say to that?"
I fisked Captain Haze.
! "He said I was a bunco man and I told
Jilm I didn't understand that kind of lan
Kuage. Then he asked me if I ever passed
arreen goods. I told him no."
The count admitted that his father was a
titled man of large estate and Influence in
ills bailiwick In Russia. He Intimated his
father waa a real count, but avoided saying
i fwhetlvT he was or not. He claims to be an
! aJX-Phlllpplno soldier and says he did battle
i fn Luzon as a member of the Twenty-sec-
mod Pennsylvania regiment.
The count's trouble here consist In the
; fclksged forgery of two tlO checks to which
' f procured the signature of Rofe Miller,
Jfor whom bu was working ss a barber. He
JJed from Omaha to Rochester, where he
waa apprehended. Chief Dunn went to
Rochester vand thence w ith the count to
VUbany and procured his return from Gov
roor OdelL The time for bla arraignment
,is not set.
Mr. WalOon. manager of the, Packard
Jkfotor Car company, was In Omaha this
fweelc He reports that the new Packard
Wwtory at Detroit will be completed by
(November 1 and will be In every respect
the largest and moat complete automobile
factory In this country. He goes from here
(to Denver and then to New York to be
present at the endurance contest in which
the Packard people have entered "Old
. B'aclfic," the car that made the transconti
nental trip.
Mr. Waldron spent some time In driving
ftboutlthe city with Mr. Powell of the
tAndreeen-Miliard company and waa much
pleased with the general appearance of the
city and the prospects for the automobile
Itrade bere, but seemed surprised that the
eitreeta were allowed to remain In the con
dition they are in at present.. He waa tin
kbla to remain here but for a short time,
tut will return In three weeks In order to
tRveatlgat .more thoroughly the situation
Ss to the automobile question here In the
middle west
; Turquoise rings, Edholm, Jeweler.
1IAL.K HATEI
Vl Wabash Railroad.
St. Louis and Return, tlLSO.
Sold October to t.
XaVe Omaha 6:63 p. m.. Arrive St. Louis
T:00 a. m.
City Office 1G01 Farnam Street, or Address
1 Larry E. Moores, GenL Agt. Pass. Dept.,
puiaha, Ne
A. B. Itubcrmann, only direct diamond
' Importer In the west. Cor. 13ih & Douglas,
Horse covers made to tit your horse,
Omaha Tent and Awning Co., 11th and
t JIarney street a
Pearl stick plus, ludholm, Jeweler.
j WILL ASSIGN THEIR SALARIES
. City Employee to Take This Step as
' , Hesalt of Official
I ' . vision.
Agent
for Dr.
keeu'g
Cushion i
Sola So o.
Greatest Bargain Ever Offered
In Our Storo.
$3 Feather Boa at 29c
Having purchased from a large New York manufacturer hla sntlr
lot of Feather Boas, we will preaent today tha greatest bargain ever
offered In our store.
Feather Boas In all black, black and white, pure white,
grays, pinks and light blues in lengths from one and
one-half to two yards these are on sale on our main
floor at each
29c
!
The decisions of Mayor Moores, - the
froumll and City Attorney Wright that the
$200,000 funding bond revenues cannot be
used to meet the expenses of the last four
months of the year means thut the majority
t city officers and employes will begin
assigning their wages today. With
the exception of the police, library, health,
park and street cleaning and repulr funds,
the ordinary revenues, were exhausted with
. the payment of August salaries.
I The library and park funds, reduced
about ono-nfth. like all other funds, because
' of the railway tax litigation, have been
managed so that they will run through
tke year. The police fund will be emptied,
practically, after the September wages are
paid. The health fund may get through
-without an overlap, but this will be hardly
, possible with the street cleaning and repair
funds.
The number or employes who are
protected Is only a small proportion of the
total on the Hty pay roll. The others will
secure their money by assignments to
banks and money lenders at varying rates
f Interest.
?J. JC. Pvunbt i & pon ?t. Ptnnttti & pen
Millinery Specials for Carnival Tide
To make room for new goods all our fa, $G and $7
bats, perfectly fresh condition, beautifully trimmed
in velvet flowers and foliage, os
trich and fur, special today
at -
THE RELIABLE) ITORG.
4 L
"1? CLOAK and SUIT
$12 50 Hats at $5.95 Exact copie of expensive models, have re, ailed as
high as li;:.6o a specially tine array or Kiack Hats, some In
velvet ana ostrich, otners in noveiry materials
absolutely exclusive designs special today
at
Hi. Ull Y DllUlUlOU
3.95
I iiavrj TOfCliLCU as
5.95
1.98
Chiffon Veil Drape Hats, in, all colors and styles of drapes,
wonderfullv popular, today cut down
to
TWO STREET HAT SPECIALS
These readyto-wear hats are very serviceable and Indispensable
for rainy days.
At AQ Higher grade hats,
Al q?SSf hand made, in the
most becoming styles, shaggy mohairs,
etc, worth aa high as 15.0O, at !.4S.
At 1Q A -shaggy mohair,
n.i na draped and plain, close
fitting turbans in dress shapes, worth
t&50, at $1.49.
Street bat specials In the basement modish and practical
hats in all colors at
79c
Stylish trimmed hats, very special values Thursday $1 98'
"I Can't Go
tve such a terrible headache," ned
neveh be aulj again. Dr.- Milt' Antl
Vaia Pills quickly cure and poaltiTely
prevent headauhe and all bodily pain. No
plto. iiou-ia-iatlve. never sold in bulk
. : . . . , , - . .4 aii 'it ...... I fi t-Miiid
BIG THURSDAY EVENTS
Ladies Fall Suits and Skirts
price, and our customers will reap tho
benefit. 175 sample coats worth up to to.
win De divided Into three lots:
Lot No. 1 Ooats made of fine kerseys and
albellne mixture, with new style back
and cane over shoulders, made to veil
for $1200- 7 Cn
only, each.' liuU
Lot No. 2 Skinner satin lined coats, imiiln
or the finest kerseys and xibellnes. with
one and two capcB, trimmed with hrnli!.
retail value $15.00 Q Oil
tor only
SO sample coats, beautiful 4fl ft A
creations at, each ,...auaww
Women's cravenette coalx, the new liu-k
ana cape style, ty cn
t.W and. encli IfclUU
WOMEN'S 6KIRT8
1.TW women's, skirts, bought Irom tne
well known firm or iirown tiymnn,
part of them have already arrived and
the balance will ne on nana i nursohy
nornlng, 15 values 2.!W. 16. no, 7.00. and
MOO values for H.95. X.00. $9.00, nnd $10
Bkirts for tlVOO and $Ti.0O.
100 fine samile skirts worth up to IO Ct
$30, $x.B0, $10 and IfclgU
200 skirts worth up to $5 I Cfl
for. each ..
KXTRA BPRCIAIt FOR THURSDAY
Women's wool wnlsts, made In the newest
styles and nicely trimmea, ! IJU
WOMEN'S FUR SCARFS
Women's fur scarfs, with I flfl
4 talis, tor ssww
Children's fur seta, scarf and
muff for
DEPARTMENT
Fartlculnrs as the goods come In. The
greatest news of the season to the women
f Ontaha and the surrounding territory.
Our cloak mi'1 suit buyer has returned
from New York, with the most wonderful
lot of women's suits, skirts, waists nnd
coals that were ever peen In Omaha at this
season of the year. Stock after Block and
thousands of manufacturers' samples were
bought by him at a fraction of their value,
and are now being prepared and will be
on sale for the visitors of the great AK-SAK-KEN
festivities, commencing Thurs
day nn Tiling at S o'clock.
We promised you the particulars and we
will give you particulars of the greatest
bargains in women's wearing apparel that
you ever heard of, during the next ten
days.
Ixit No. 1 ?oo suits of plain nnd fancy
mixtures, trimmed with satin hands and
braid, cape over shoulders, made by the
lnaniifMcturer to retail for Q ftft
$16.50 Thursday morning for 0JU
Lot No. 2175 suits, bought from the well
ketown house of Meyer & Ielpxlg
made to sell for $25.00 I A ft ft
now oitly IsfitfU
847 women's tailor-made suits, the best
In America, made by Knts & Goldstein,
bettor suits we never sold for 99 Eft
fw.00 Thursday, only t(9U
100 beautiful sample suits at less than
me lmlf price.
WOMEN'S COATS AND FVRS
Here is one ricpnrtmont for which our
Duyer bus bougnt gooas at auoui nis own
Tailored suit at $8.50
8
.50
Very nobby and stylish tailored suits
In the latest cut and newest features
for 1903, made In the new maalsh
cloths, j
silk lined
Jackets
and
swell
flared
skirls
at m
Golf Skirt Special I
A Jaunty skirt that has all the ap
pearanoe of a $10 golf skirt, the finest
materials ever put into a popular pric
ed skirt
very .
at
3.98
Tailored suits at 12.50
A prettily designed walking suit with
the new long ooats, blouse or straight
front jackets, silk lined, the new
flared skirts and the most pop
ular
materials
for
fall
tailored
suits
at
Fall Weight Jackets
Very stylish box coats made of broad
cloth or taffeta, very swagger garment
with the
new Frances
capes, etc
at.. ...,,
J2-50
$8-98
THE BESSETT COMPANY.
Fruits. Fruits.
A LAROB SHIPMENT OF FANCY
COLORADO ELBERTA PEACHES, PER
BOX. 6C.
RED CRANBERRIES, PER QUART,
7HC.
SILVER PRUNES, PER CASE, 80C.
Fancy Colorado apples, per bu. box, $1.25.
NO PRICES LIKE THESE FOR SUCH
FRUITS ANYWHERE.
No dealers supplied.
Silver candleabrum, Ed holm, jeweler.
Fall isd Winter Opealng.
Thursday and Friday, October 1 and 2.
Dress hats, tailored hats and ready-to-wear
hats.
F. M. SCHADELL ft CO.,
1522 Douglas.
Hubermann, jeweler; all goods guaranteed.
Cbcae Great Western Hallway.
Short line to Mlnden, Harlan, Manning,
Carroll and Fort Dodge. Two trains each
way. Leave Omaha at 6:30 a. m. and 2:46
p. m. Leave Council Bluffs at 0:45 a. m.
and 1:10 p. m. For Information apply to
Geo. F. Thomas, Gen'l Agt., room 813,
Omaha National Bank building, Omaha,
Neb., and M Pearl St., Council Bluffs, la.
Douglas Printing Co., 1506 Howard. Tel,
m.
Start the Month
Right
Opm a bank account
and deposit regularly taoh
month. We open accounts
for $1 or more and pay 4
per cent interest.
J. L.Brandeis&Sons
BANKERS
Annoaneemeats of the Theaters.
The bill on at the Orpheum Is decidedly
well calculated for the entertainment of
women and children, there being much of
a light, plaslng nature to hear and see,
therefore the matinee this afternoon, the
only amusement feature on the tapis today,
should be a magnetic card. This week's
program la receiving a liberal Quota, of
approval that is Irrefutable for its popu
larity, a series of very big audiences.
"Queen of the Highway," a picturesque
sensational melo-drama by Charles A, Tay
lor, will be the attraction at the Krug
theater for the balance of the week, be
ginning tonight.
This scenlo production created a fu
rore In every city where it was pre
sented last season and proved to be not
only the best show of Its kind on the road,
but the greatest success from a box office
point of view that was ever sent out of
New York City.
The cast Is new la some respects, but
many of the old favorites have been re
tained. Including Miss Charlotte Severson,
who plays Belle Diamond, the Bandit
Queen.
It Is still possible to get good seats for
the Temafhing performances of "Ben, Hut"
at the Boyd. The engagement haa been
most successful. All the beautiful pictures
of this magnllicent production are given
with a fidelity to detail that is marvelous,
both in regard to the means employed and
the results achieved, while the acting com
pany Is stronger In many ways than that i
which produced the play last season. The
curtain goes up promptly at t o'clock at '
the evening performances and at 3 at the I
matinee. '
: Following "Ben Hur" at the Boyd will be I
the latest of Richard Carle's musical come- I
dies, 'The Tenderfoot," with Mr. Carle in.
the leading role. This la said to be the
most successful of the new pieces and haa
scored a triumph wherever It haa been pro
duced. The engagement la for Sunday and
Monday nights.
Mall Train Is Wrecked.
LANCASTER, Pa.. Sept. SO The west
bound train on the Pennsylvania railroad,
which left Philadelphia tbis morning, was
wracked pear here, and a uail car bummj
with all Us mail. Eugiuacr Jajiuaj jb&uAi-
''-'-a rrff MrlfiiiT.ulyr
Just the Thing
For the street car man or mechanic
Those new shoes we've had made es
pecially for us genuine Goodyear
welt soles and grain calf uppers.
Made on the wide plain toe and
Blucher cut style.
$2.50
A shoe that la made so as to get the
most comfort and wear.
We invite the men that must be on
their feet all day long to look at this
shoe we know It will please.
DREXEL SHOE CO.,
14(9 Farnam Street.
Omaha's Up-to-Dats Shoo Hons,
Women's black sateen skirts.
$4 quality, for
1.50
2.50
Women's silk dress skirts, with four rows
of ruffles, $12.50 values, C QfJ
for only UsJJQ
The busiest cloak department In Omulia.
More particulars tomorrow.
Hats Trimmed Free of Charge. Orchestral
Music Every Day During Ak-Sar Ben.
Thursday's low price features in
t
Beautiful trimmed black felt hats, with large
ostrich plume $4.95 and .... . ,
3.45
A handsome Pteel ornament FKEE to all lady visitors
during AK-SAR-BEN. distribution, 9 to 10 a. m., 1 to
2 p. m. and C to 6 p. m.
Excellent quality black peon silk velvet hats, with Q fJQ
hand-folded chiffon facings, at , ....fciUU
HATS TRIMMER FREE OF CHARGE
f 1.50 black shaggy mohair stitched felt
turbans, at . .
59c
Another lot of excellent trimmed and street hats, 2.00
and $1.50 values, Thursday in the big IRa
Economy room Thursday ..TfUU
HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE.
Reliable Grocery Department
EVERYTHING FRESH, CLEAN AND NEW
1- qt. can syrup i'io
2- qt. can syrup 17Vc
1-gal. can syrup Ac
Largo can Boston baked beans 7 Ha
Worcestershire sauce per bottle IWz
Z-lb. pkg. self rising pancake nour .... 1V20
rir,cui rice ner lb 4o
2-lb. cans SuucoLaah or siring beans.... bo
Laundry soap, 1U pars ioin -u
Graham, whole wheat or rye flour per
aolr 45C
Imtko sacks, white or yellow corn meal 12V4o
Apple butter, peach butter, plum but
ter, or jeuy
Klaatlo starch per pkg 7jC
Klectric lustre starch per pkg 7Wc
Celluloid starch per pkg 7-4c
Force breakfast food per pkg 7';
Vigor breakfaat food per pkg 7'c
Vim breakfast food per pkg 7MiC
Neutrita breakfast food per pkg 7'tC
Malta Vita breakfast food per pkg.... 7'c
Malta Ceres breakfast food per pkR... 7V&0
ITresh Crisp Soda, Oyster or liutter
crakers and Ginger snaps per lb Re
1-lb. pkg. Imported Maccaronl THc
Fancy Alaska salmon per can Jc
Tomatoes, Oxtail, Beef Bullion or Con- i
Bonima soup any kind you want per can 6c
Dried Fruit Specials. -
Large Kalian prunes per lb IKc
Choice Utah peaches per lb Sc
Fancy Virginia raspberries per lb iSc
Vottrlzza cleaned currants per lb s'c
Fancy Moor park apricots per lb 10c
Fancy Michigan apples per lb 8'jC
Fresh Frnlt Specials.
Fancy Washington blue or yellow
plums per crate 90c
Fancy Freestone peaches per box bee
Ten and Coffee Specials.
flood Santos coffee per lb 10c
Fancy Jolden Bantos coffee per lb... 12'c
Choice H. F. Japan tea per lb 2So
Tea Bifting per lb 12VsJ
Jl
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A
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Cut
Glass
A rich showing of exclusive de
signs and Dew shapes In beautiful
Cut Glass. You'll save money by
purchasing at our prices.
We are showing a magnificent
line of SILVER.WARI'J-all the new
designs snd at prices you'll be sur
prised at. -
BROWN & B0RS1IEIM,
22 South 16th Street.
A Smile and Welcome
tVspaty BtaM Vstsrlnarfaal
Food Inspector.
H.L.RAU1CCI3TTI, D. V. S.
CITT VETERINARIAN.
Office aod InflnaafTf aaa K aeon Bta.
1 4 bave super cent
Iff 2 rf" !
Ill UUS 1)1113
The KERN BURNER
. . V nignesi canaie power gas
"H hurn.r In IV,. snrM
' All sited tor all purpose.
Globes to harmonise. No wire sup
ports. No black mantels.
Oulliijhl all Qthtr lights.
Kera lacaedsaceat Oas Light Ce , Chlcace.
D. W. Dudgeon, A art.,
Ptuntor sad (iIHWr,
391 FARNAM AT. f HONS
Stretching from the big den of AK-8AR-
BK.N clear to the big pumpkin on top of
the Carnival gate 'a what the 1U0 brave
Knights of Salmon's Choice have waiting
for Omaha visitors. They are smiling be
cause they have prepared the greatest
treat ever shown at ANY" CARNIVAL
ANYWHF.RE. The parades will be the
litis V KVKK. and Pony has the swellest
bunch of attractions at the BIO TKNT
ever collected. IKJN'T nilas the Carnival
and 1XJNT fall to call at NEBRASKA'S
ORIGINAL Cl'T PKICE DKl'U BTORK
AT 6LXTKENTII AND CHICAOO BT8 -that's
SCIIAEKKhS, WHO BELIJa IT
FOR LKHa when referring to Oruas.
Patent Medlclnee, Prescriptions, Family
IJijuois, Rubber Goods, Surgical Instru
ments, Stationery, Perfumes and Sundries.
Make up a list with your neighbors and
PHND TO t'H FOR PRICKS BKK OUR
Bl 1 AD IN NEXT SI NOAY S BKK. A
FL'Ll LINE OF I)WNK1"S CANDIK9.
It's expensive buying goods from cata
logsbetter get OKH L'P-'i'O-DAI i prices
on YOL K WANTS.
OPEN ALWAYS.
CUT PRICB
DRUO STORE
SGIIAEFER'S
K. T. YATES, Proprietor.
Two Pbuaea T47 mm TBT.
18th aad Chicago Streets, Ouaka,
COLLAR
A SHOE AD. EVERY WOMAN SHOULD READ.
JpAlttBSBBS3gM
I mm
Sale of Women's
Shoes, $1.90
Today we place on special sale in our
Shoe Department a shipment of
women's shoes at $1.90.
You can't judge these shoes by the rici. tlicy nre
marked,' fo they are excellent value and are sold in
every shoe store in town at 2.50. The' maker
who made them put regular ?2.50 leathers into them
but he made too many to handle at one tiuio conveni
ently, bo a concession of price followed, which ouiibles
us to name this remarkably low price on trustworthy
footwear briefly described, these shoes are made of
genuine volour and box calf also dongola, l'aris and
vici Wd have patent leather tips with extension
soles and made on the newest lasts worth ?2.:0 and
3.00 for
$1.90
III I SSI- '"9
En
6.1
DEWEY & STONE-FURNITURE CO.,
' 1115-17 Farnam Street,
Leading Furniture House in the West.
We have just received a number of cars of furniture
including Sideboards, Buffets, China Cases, Dressers, Chif
fpniers, Dining Tables, etc., made of selected oak and
nicely finished, that we can recommend for durability and
style, which we place on sale during the Ak-Sar lJen festiv
ities at exceptionally low prices.
Sideboards
At $15.00, $1600. $17.75. IIR.TA, $21.00,
a.R, $L'5.50. $1.60, $33.50, $33.00 and
$3l.U0.
China Cases
At $11.75, $17.00, $13.00, $23.00, $24.00.
$:7.00, $W.0O, $30.00, $33.00 and $35.00,
Dressers
At $12 25, $1375. $lfl.0rt, $1R.. $21.00,
$2.1.50, $34.50, $28.00, $30.00 and $33.00.
Chiffoniers with
Mirrors
At $8.50. $9.po, SI0.2S. $12:00, $H.50,
$17 to. Vt.Ofi. $28.50 and $30.00.
Chiffoniers without
Mirrors
At $5.75. $6.75, $7.75, $S,00, flAOO. tll.OO
$10.00 and $18.00.
Wash Stands
At $4.75. $5.75, $6.50, $7.50, $8.00, $9.00
and $I0.).
Also a large number of odd prices of
high grado f.'rniture st about' one
third under regular prices.
DEWEY & STONE FURNITURE GO.
1115-17 Farnam Street.
BRIDAL GEMS
Tsre Is a lirllllHiicy whlrh attracts the eye for a
moment both In people and In gems. There Is brilliant
3unntlly, which has also depth snd genuine worth! Our
lainonds, sulliiblu for brlda gifts, or for your persoiinl
iiko, posHnss the tirillluiuy which attracts, and Intrinsic,
worth of unvarying value. Bpend a few minutes in our
store.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler.
15 U Douglas Strsst.
Trip toOmaha Free
Visitors to Omaha during AK-SAR-BEN
may easily save their railroad
fare by buying a liberal supply of
PKUOS and PATENT MEDICINES,
at our store. We are EASY TO FIND
right on the corner, opposite (south)
of tho postofflce. We are the "CUT
PRICE DKUO STORE."
Write or call fur our catalogue, con
taining 10.000 drug Item at cut prices.
SHERMAN & McCONNEI.I,
DRUG CO.,
SOME SAMPLE CUT PRICES:
$1.00 Wlno Cardui we sell 74o.
$1.00 Btpiltib's tvtrsapurllla for 73c
$1.0(1 Pierce's Medicines for ftKc
25c Mennen'a Talcum Powder for.. lie
fxic Kllmw'B Hwunip-Kiu for. ...KM
$1.00 Kilmer's Bwamp-Root for ....7o
2ftc Brown's Bronchial Troches for.l'.to
25o Uraves Tooth Powder for l-'c
6wi I'umonl'i Face l'owder for 2o
Kirk's Jap Rose Soap, cake for 7c
Zto Kirk's Juvenile Bimp for loo
25o Allc(xk's l'orous Planter 2 for..2")0
$1.00 Miwtptter'a Bitters for 7u
$l.i Baker's Barley-Malt Whiskey,
fur "5o
This Is a very pure whiukey, well
suited for medicinal use.
$1.00 IJwterluo (Lambcrt'B) for ,...7io
26c Llsterlne we sell 19c
Westmal s Senna Uver Pills never
gripe, for 25c
$l.(0 Newbro's lerpleld fur 7'Jc
$1.00 Kirk's I:ui0ruff Cure the war
rantwl 10 days dnndrurl cure
wa sell for 75c
$1.00 Pe-ru-na (genuine) we sell ,.c
26c laxative Bromo (Julalno for..l5o
25o Carter's Pills for 15c
3io ("ustorla (Fletcher's) 2fo
$1.00 Temptation Tonic for 24c
$1.00 WiUte Ribbon Wiuor "Cure". .kio
Special price to druggists ou thin
remed v.
$3.60 Marvel Whirling Bpray
Syringe for $2-15
By mull. $2.35.
Good atomizer for -'O
$1.00 Sexlne nils for oo
Uc Palmo Tablets for w
itxs Perfecto Tablets for 4oc
boc Bar-Ben for
25c Ornnglne for l"o
2&o Casrarets we sell f'r 2c
25- Bromo Seltzer we tell for lo.
$1.00 Bromo Beltser we sell for. ...76c
$I.(m lioff s Consumption Cure
we sell for Wn
Paint Brushes at one-half price or
lew. ,
Eagle Condensed Milk for l;m
$1 00 Colgate's Violet Water for ,.73c
60c Colgate's Pansy Blossom for
ounce V"
60c Ricksecker's Golf Queen, os, for.35o
$1 U0 Dr. Charles Flesh Food for....4oo
Maltod MUk. 40C. 75c and . i3,15
Every article advertUed or sold by
us guaranteed fresh and genuine.
WRJTH OR CAI.I4 FOR CAT
AIjOOT'E OK DRl'OH. MEDICINES
AND RUBBER GOODS.
Sherman & McGpnnell
Drug Co.,
Cl'T PRICIi DRLGUISre.
COR. 1TH AND DODOK, OMAHA,
N KB., Oppoblte (J?oulli l'ofct
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fMPRovED HOT BLAST
Has ash pan and front feed and la the
only Clean Hot Blast 0:1 tbe market. All
we salt for It is $.100 down and $3.00 pel
month, or the wholesale price for cash.
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This Is hv far the finest Hot Blast thst
will be sold In Omaha this season, and we
enable every one to have one. It husp"1-Ixh.-d
steel body, up-to-date finlHU. Will
burn anything that will burn.
The StoGtzcl Stove Co.
714 So. 16th St.
Exclusive Agents for Omaha.
SAVE
YOUR TEETH
vm? nMd teeth to masticate your food.
Have them attended to In time. Olve us a
trial and your teeth will be in perfect order.
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Taft's Dental Rooms
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