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TITE OMAnA DAILY HEE: FRIDAY, FEPTUTARY 17, 100.T.
COONCILSEX TO MARE FIGHT
Delegation Ooei to Liicoln to Oppose
Nelson Charter Features.
SUSPENSION CLAUSE PRONOUNCED VICIOUS
frovlalon that Woold Allow Contln
loit Dlarnptlnn of City CJor
ernment la to Re Killed
il Possible.
Counellmen Schroedrr. Huntington, Evans
and Nicholson hav gone to Lincoln to
protent with all the vigor of tl.elr official
and private voices BKalrM certain sec
tion of the Ncluon charter bill. What
the councilman don't like Is the proponal
to have members of that body, the mayor
and other officers removed by the district
court for certain misdemeanors neglect of
dwfy, etc., as well as for malfeasance In
office, and suspension during trial In the
district court, all of which may be brought
about by three electors, and the burden
of showing themselves guiltless being
thrust upon the city officers accused. It
ha been pointed out that factions, cliques
or persona having grievances against city
officers can oust them from office, tempor
arily at least, and have their places filled
by other men during suspension. Simply
holding an offlclal document more than
thirty daya is sufficient cause for removal
from office under the proposed new sections
to tha charter.
Wright Kara It's Ylclons.
"The proposition Is decidedly vicious,"
ays City Attorney Wright. "It means
that any corporation, political faction or
person has In his hands a powerful club
to make a city officer do his bidding. If
the aggrieved party wants to make life
miserable for the officer and deprive him
for at least awhile of the duties and emolu
ment of the position, he Is In a position
to do so. : Possibly the men who drew the
section thought they would give the people
additional power In compelling councllnien
and others to do their will, but they forgot
that the same privileges are extended to
corporations and disgruntled politicians
and office seekers.
"I am informed that Mr. Nelson, per
sonally, does not favor the proposition.
It Is certain that it should be stricken out
of any Omaha ' charter bill."
It Is said that the councllmen have ar
ranged to rescind the resolution appropriat
ing $300 to Mr. Nelson for drafting the
bill at the flirt meeting.
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COMPANY WINS A REVERSAL
nits for Damages Growing Out
Electrocution of Firemen Sent
Hack (or Kew Hearing.
of
Mandates have come down from the state
aupreme court reversing the Judgments of
the district court In the cases of Charles
Hopper and George Bendsen. Both cases
are remanded for new trials.
These cases were brought by Fred An
derson, as administrator, and by Carrie M.
Bendsen, as administratrix, of the estates
of Hopper and Bendsen, respectively. Both
men were firemen In the Omaha department
and were shocked by electric light wires
and killed at the Mercer Chemical com
pany fire in August, 1899. Otto Glesecke,
also a fireman, was killed at the same time.
The suits were directed against the New
Omaha Thompson-Houston Electric Light
company, and In the district court a verdict
for 13,000 was given In tho Hopper case and
for 16,000 In the Bendsen case. From these
verdicts the defendant company took ap
peals. The Judgments are reversed and the cases
remanded on the ground that the defendant
company was not guilty of negligence and
was under no particular obligation toward
City firemen in tha pursuit of their duty
under ordinary circumstances. The wires
which killed the three firemen had. It
seems, been handled without bad result by
other firemen standing on ladders. Tho
victims were standing on the wet ground
handling the crank of a ladder truck when
a connection was formed, which shocked
them fatally.
mas
RENNANT SAL
That Breaks All Bargain Records
Thousands of remnants of high grade cashmeres, Hen
riettas, albatross, serges, voiles, etc. in all solid col
ors, black and white many p l rx
to match regularly worth Wv 4 j uf
up to $1 a yard go at, each Jr II JJ V
Importer. Sample Pieces 35c Eaxh A greater, newer
lot, direct from the U. S. Customs House Importer's sam
ple lengths, matched up In bundles of 8 to lO pieces of 7-8
yard each enough for a full dress these goods
are highest class Imported fabrics, selling up
to $3.00 a yard, black, and all colors, panamas,,
granites, tweeds, serges, etc, at, each,
:35c
Thousands of bundles of shorter lengths of same high lO
grade dress goods, 8 to lO pieces, at, each
Sale of Importer Silk Samples 5, 000 silk sample'pieces,
beautiful.designa and very highest grade3 actually worth
upto $1. BO yard in lengths of 1-4 to m f f flC
1 yard each, many to match on 1 II C-IJf C
sale in Arcade, at 1
Velvets at 5c and 10c Piece All the short pieces and
odd lots of fine velvets, bought from a Pater- P f fl
son, N. J., mill, at, each t
Remnants of fine Muffler Silk Finest crepe and heavy
Jap Muffler Silk in white and cream in Tt f Ck
lengths from 1 1-8 to 11-2 yard3, actually fCf7C
worth as high as $2 each, at, each t-','v
Embroidery Remnants Remnants of fine nainsook and
cambric embroideries and insartings all "1 C. t(t
new patterns on bargain squares, yard....2v tJC'lUC
All the extra wide corset cover and skirt flounc- f C y Cn
ing remnants very finest grades, at, yard UC'fcJC
Remnants of Lace Odd lots, short pieces and assorted
remnants of laces and insertings, up to 7 l ln C
inches wide, at, yard I2C"J,2C" DC
Remnants of New Spring Goods
IN THE BASEMENT AT LOW PRICES
Extra fine corded ginghams, In
plain colors or fancy stripes and
checks, in lengths to 10 Q j
yards for, yard O2C
First showing of beautiful Organ
dies remnants in all the new
floral deHlgns that are so much in
demand; selling price,
per yard I4&2C
30c mercerized plain color suiting,
in all desirable shades; f B
special price, per yard lJC
35c printed dress sateens look like
silk In remnants, per 1 A
yard IUC
A special lot of spring voile suitings
large assortment of fancy mix
tures that are new for spring shirt
waist suits; special price, Irt
IUC
per yard.
Silk dot mulls dress
lengths, beautiful shades
In every
color at,
a yard...
Pine cambrics, long cloth,
muslin and Nainsook
Just purchased from the
mm best wnlte goods
made ror Frl
day, at per
yard
25c quality India linon, 40 Inches
wide a great bargain for fn
Friday, at, yard IUC
40 inch wide Victoria lawn In mill
lenths goes at, per r
yard JC
1 Diiniiun
19c
6k
40c grade mercerized sateens In
plain colors mill lengths
as long as it last at, a yd.
All the newest styles in
lie
standard dress prints
yard J
Mill ends double fold
dark percales 10c val
ues for Z 1 rt
a yard iC
36-inch bleached musliu
remnants v arloui
ffrades for,
yard J2C
One lot of calico rem
nantsmill ends
for, a
yard ZC
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS. BOSTON STORE
BsgRsssBsngBssp
To Dyspeptics In search of a cure:
.You've tried the rest, now take the best.
Diner's Digesters cure sure. At Myers
Dillon Drug Co.
, SEASONABLE FASHIONS.
CURRENT LITERATURE.
KO.
4609-BOT'S ONE-PIECE SUIT.
Blies, 2 to 6 years.
For tha accommodation of readers of The
Be these patterns, which usually retail at
from Zi to 60 cents each, will be furnished
at tha nominal price of 10 cents. A supply
Is now kept at our office, so those who
wish any pattern may get It either by call
ing or enclosing 10 cents, addressed "rat
tern Department, Bee, Omaha."
The publishers of Collier's Weekly have
Issued a new volume under the title, "Col
lier's Self-Indexing Annual for 1905," which
Is designed to be the first of a series of
annual year books, printed In convenient
form for reference, and contemporaneous
review of the principal events and leading
actors of the year. The book Is well edited
and indexed, and Illustrated with repro
ductions of news photographs and por
traits taken largely frcm the current Is
sues of Collier's Weekly, but Is much more
convenient for reference than files of such
a newspaper would be. In a word. It is
a pen and picture history brought down to
date, such as Is not to be found anywhere
else.
"The Wandering Twins," a story of Lab
rador, by Mary Bourchler Sanford, Is the
story of two children, a boy and a girl,
twins, who had started on a search for
their father. They, after a terrible voyage,
found themselves landed at a finning sta
tion. The good fishermen and their wives
are as kind as they can be to. the little
unfortunates, but they have many adven
tures and exciting times. It is prettily
Illustrated, and, best of all, has a happy
ending. A. C. McClure & Co., publishers.
"Cabbages and Kings,.' by O. Henry, de
scribes in a ludicrous manner the revolu
tionary convulsions which so often attack
Central America. There Is a great deal
of humor In the book, and the reader will
not get sleepy. Published by McClure,
Phillips & Co.
"Finding a Fortune," by Horatio Alger,
Jr., Is a prettily illustrated book that will
please the boys. The young hero has
plenty of adventure, and there are numer
ous exciting incidents, all combining to
make It a very Interesting narrative. The
Penn Publishing company.
"A Prairie Infanta," by Eva Wilder
Brodhead. This Is a clever western story
that develops In a little Colorado mining
town. One can almost see the green, tall
cottonwoods, the straggling mud houses
and the goat corrals of the people, among
whom lived the woman who took to her
heart the motherless Lola, tho "Infanta."
The story of the little girl's life Is nicely
told, and finally her father appears and
brings the story to an unlooked-for and
happy ending. Henry Altemus company,
publishers.
"The Confessions of An Old Maid," by
Lou Lawrence. This Is the,, first volume
bearing Imprint of The Press of "The Rose
Jar." It Is an amusing narrative 6f the life
of an unmarried woman of today and strips
the sham sentiments, which are common to
humanity, as well as to old maids, of much
of the veil which enshrouds them. It is a
neat volume and Is as different from the
average novel in exterior as it is in text
Oalllard Hunt has written of "The First
Inauguration Ball" for the March Century.
The story should make Interesting reading
Just at this time, especially when compared
with the coming records of 1906's Inaugural
fu notion.
"Buster Brown Abroad," by R. F. Out
cast, author and Illustrator of "Buster" and
"Tige" In all their fun and trouble. There
are fifty-three Illustrations in this book.
and really "Buster" a,nd his companion in
scrapes, "Tlge," seem to outdo themselves.
t.lrs.J. BENSON
New Muslin Underwe'r
We are showing all that's new
and beautiful in muslin underwear.
Pretty match sets In lace or em
broidery trimmed, from $12 up
very pretty showing of white skirts,
elaborately trimmed, with lace or
embroidery, l.o0 up.,
Plain skirts, 58c, $1.00 and $1.25.
Excellent quality muslin gowns from 50c to $1.00.
Better quality gowns In muslin, cambric or nainsook,' In high neck,
long sleeves or low nock and elbow sleeves, lace' or embroidery trimmed,
from $1.00 to $8.00.
We are showing a beautiful stock of Corset Covers and Drawers
from the cheaiient to tho best. ( '
SEE OUU NEW HMBUOIDERIES.
Wis
"The Tiger of Muscovy," by Fred Whl
shaw. In this romance Beautiful Amy
Romalyn, who was the Beatrice to every
little Dante In the countryside, is the hero
ine. Her tovetaffalrs and who the "Tiger"
Is will be enjoyed the more if left for the
reader to discover. Published by Long
mans. "Tonda," a story of the Bloux. by War
ren K. Moorehead, Is a story treating of the
adventure Incident to life on the plains A
very interesting portion of the story are the
chapters relating to the coming of Custer
and his death. Published by The Robert
Clarke company.
"The Kegro; The Southerner's Problem,"
by Thomas Nelson Page, is a volume of
essays relating to this problem. The au
thor has spent many years In the study and
has more or less familiarity with the dif
ferent phases of this problem and he en
deavors to present his Ideas to his readers
as plainly and candidly as possible. Pub
lished by Bcrlbners.
In "Double Harness" Anthony Hops takes
up the problems of those, both men and
women, who have found marriage' a failure.
The author handles the subject as Anthony
Hope would be expected to do and answers
the questions In - a manner that will un
doubtedly be very satisfactory : to many.
McClure, Phillips gt Co., publishers.
"Beatrice of Venice," by Max Pemberton,
la a thrilling story of feuds, fights, flights
and adventure, down to the last chapter,
p))Ml hi O il
I I OMAHA WF. 4T1IF.H REFORT-Fri.
H day Fair and Colder. -SSt
Friday is tenant
Sales at Silk and Dress Goods Courtiers.
Silk Remnants, worth
Day
Dress Goods
black and colored
p to $1.50 per yard
25c
25c
worth up to
$1.50 per yard
Bargains on Our Second Floor
A Great Gash Cut irt the Prices of Children's Wool Dresses
Pretty little dresses made in Iiuster Brown effect, with full
skirt of heavy serge, trimmed in braid and buttons,
dresses we have sold all season at $3.00, they come in
blue, red, brown and green, ages 6 to 14 f CA
on sale Friday, at Is J if
Another lot in several styles, including the Buster Brown
effects and graceful capes on shoulders, made of serges,
Scotch mixtures, and checks, in blue, brown and QQ
red, ages 6 to 14, worth $1.50, $1.75 and $2, at ZJOC
BOYS' WAISTS in Tennis Flannel, Fleeced Cheviots and all
heavy materials, just the thing for school and cheaper
than you can buy the cloth. These waists were sold at 30c,
39c, 50c and 69c, all colors and ages up to 14 IO,
years your choice Friday, at IC
Friday Will Be Our Great Bargain Day in Domestic Section
Cream Shaker Flannel, full pieces, all perfect, worth
seven cents a yard, at, per yard 3Jc
Apron Check Gingham, worth 8 l-3c, Friday, yarcL . . . . 5c
Challis, worth 10c yard, Friday 5c
Extra Good Blankets, worth 75c pair, Friday 49c
54-in. heavy fleece, Table Padding, worth 50c, Friday. . .2Qc
B Extra large White Bed Spreads, worth' $1.50, only. . . 1.00
J T 1 C11 -L IV .
uAiru uou lieu pueeiB, worm uoc, at UilC
Bennett's
Great Grocery
Special offers dHlly, that are of in-
lereBi 10 ail Housekeepers.
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps
with ten cans solid packed Ink
Tomatoes I. LIU
SO ($3) Green Trading Stamps 4 flH
with ten cans I.X.L,. Corn I.vJU
Early June Peas .three
cans for
Pure Fruit and Sugar Pre
serves, per Jar ,
Catsup, pint bottle,
for ;
Corn Starch, per pound
package
Rai.xtrtH, California, per
pound ,
Cream, per can,
at i.. ..i
25c
..10c
10c
...5c
...8c
.. 5c
12c
28c
,124c
10 tfl.00) Oreen Trading Stamps with
pound, can Bennett's Capitol " A n
Uukiiig Powder AIM
10 ($1.00) Grean Trading: Stamps with
eight bars Bennett's Bargain
boud
10 (ID Green Trading Stamps
with can Gay Island Clams
10 ($1) Green Trading Stamps er
with frame Colorado Honey,... 'cJV
10 ($1) Green Trading Stamps (Oln
with 3-lb. can Daisy Syrup ...
10 ($1) Green Trading Stamps tAr
with two pounds japan Klce...
10 ((1) Ureen Trading Stamps
with can Diamond S. Fruits,
10 (SI) Green Trading Stamps
with can Imported Sardines
10 Ul) Green Trading Stamps Ozlr
with can Win. Baker's Cocoa. iW
10 (Jl) Green Trading Stamps with
pound Bennett's Capitol Pre
mlura Chocolate
10 (SI) Green Trading Stamps with
pint bottle Snider s Chill O-
Snce t.... "f
10 (SI) Green Trading Stamps with
pint bottle Snlder'8 Salad Oln
Dresslnir CJ.
10 (SI) Green Trading Stamps
with pt. bot. Snlder's Catsup.
. BENNETT'S CANDY SECTION.
20 (S2) Green Trading Stamps tfr
with Geo. Washington's Hatchet
16 (S1.50) Green Trading Stamps tiftr
with jar assorted Candy IvFW
10 ($1) Green Trading Stamps Oflr
with box stuffed Dates
40 (Si) Green Trading Stamps with
pound Cinnamon Imperials or OC-
Wlntergreen Drops
22c
Fruit! Fruit!!
Ten (SI) Green Trading Stamps with
T-txll UL 1113 1UI1UWII11T II
Friday:
One peck New Tork Baldwin
or Greening Apples
6 measures
oi Peanuts
following items, all day
30c
25c
3 quarts Fancy tr
Tantiemes -ifuw
20c
fresh
1 pound lanre, fancy
r-npusn walnuts
TANGERINES. MUSHROOMS,
TOMATOES.
And the finest display of fancy Colo
rado apples In Omaha. Everything in
the fresh fruit and vegetable lines.
FRUIT SECTION, BASEMENT.
HARDWARE
Specials in Hardware Friday
Ten (S1.00) Green Trading g
Stamps with set White I fin
Metal Ten Spoons W
Twenty (JJ.OO) Green Trading
Stamps with set White
Metal Table Spoons Vl
Five (50c) Green Trading Stamps O
with 12-lnch Basting
Spoon t Jw
Five (50c) Green Trading "H g
Stamps with 14-inch III
Basting Spoon IUv
Ten (Sl.OU) Green Trading
Stamps with 16-inch I rf
Basting Spoon
Five (5c) Green Trading f
Stamps with Mixing IUC
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading
8tamps with B0 ft. Cotton
Braided Clothesline
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading
Stamps with Scrubbing
Brush
20c
15c
SPECIAL ATTRACTION IN
W00DENWARE
Candy Pails ,
Wood Salt Box
8 dozen Clothes Pins. . . ,
Wood Knife Box
Vegetable Cutter
Feather or Wool Duster
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading
with each.
IOC
EACH
Stamps
which is "The Momentous Hour." Dodd,
Mead & Co. are the publishers.
"Divided," by Clara E. Laughlln, a sweet
story of how the poem "Divided," by Jean
Inaelow. affected the lives of two young
Frederick A. Stokes Company. DuhllsherH Lneople. The book Is a work of art in itself,
and the sweet, sad, little story win Dnng
"Flower Fables and Fancies," by N. Hud
ton Moore. The pages are beautifully deco
rated in color by Frederick Q. Hall and
there are forty-eight Illustrations from
photographs of flowers. There are tulips,
daffodils, crocuses, violets, lilies and roses,
and many more. The beautiful flowers and
the dainty cover make an extremely hand
some book. Frederick A. Stokes Company,
publishers.
mnnv memories to those who read of a
part in which "Divided" means so very
much. Published by Fleming H. Revell Co.
Above books for sale at lowest retail
prices. Matthews, 122 South Fifteenth St.
CORN CARS MOVING SOUTH
Ketarn of Warm Weather Allows the
Railroads to Resume Tbelr
Normal Traffic
! diamonds!
SPECIAL
One pair old mine color
and cut.
carats
7 3-64
$685.00
Will be sold singly If desired.
One weighing 2V4 carats,
fair color,
perieci.
$250.00
15-& DODGE.
The spring-like weather Is of considerable
value to Omaha grain men, for It is allow
ing the railway to move out of the local
yards a few cars of Nebraska corn which
have been frozen fast for a week. During
this last seven days little, If any, grain
moved out of ths city for the reason the
railways could not haul it. They accepted
the cars at ,the low rate, but are now
getting them nicely under way for their
points of consignment.
Omaha gTaln handlers were, as a rule,
not very largely loaded up with the Indian
cereal when ths rate slashing began and
so were not In ths best possible position to
profit by it. Most of the corn which Is
coming into tnia roarsm is oousni or. ...r
It gets hers. There are at present four 8wl Cigar ?""" :":7 fo?
elevators in omans, pui n oi meo nu
very little capacity. Tha Omaha Elevator
company's plant has a capacity of 1,500,000
bushels. This is a private house and does
not make rsports, so that the trade in
general does not know the present stocks
on hand. It Is understood not to be much
mors heavily loaded up than ths other
houses. January 21 the public houses had
630,000 bushels of grain. Of this amount
only about 170,009 bushels were corn.
Wheat, oats, barley and rye are not
affected by the rate war. as corn la the
grain on which ths fight started. Satur
day last one of ths public houses reported
$00,000 bushels of grain on hand, of whloli
100,000 was corn. The other house would
not Lave us much.
Cigar Prices Slashed Again.
MsMMsMBMBMslsasMHBMHMtlliy
We have Just received the laraest ship
ment of cigars, we believe, ever shipped to
an Omaha RKTAILKR and are going to
give umalia smokers a chance to GET
EVEN WITH THE TOBACCO TRl'ST,
Buy them by the BOXFULX, or POCKET
FULL: Henry George Cigar ..7 for 25c
Tom Keene Cigar :..7 for 25c
Little Tom Cigar 7 for 2Sc
2fc
La Purita Cigar 7 for 2f.c
iiacneior cigar. for 2oc
Tom Moore Banquet 4 for 2fic
Tom Morre Club House 3 for 2c
La Marlew 4 for 26c
Gan-la, fine Key West, Conchas 3 for 2
Oarcla, Knickerbocker sUe. 25 box $2 60
FA Belmont. 15c quality, for loc straight.
HUNDREDS OF OTHER BRANDS AT
. CUT PRICES.
Sherman &McConnell Drug Co,
Cor. Sixteenth and Dodge Streets,
OMAHA, NE3.
LEALERS IN DRUGS AND CIGARS. '
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Only Oas Dollas Year.
FURNITURE
SALE
MONDAY
flWDEHi
THB RELIABLE ITOnl.
RIBBON
SALE (.
SATURDAY
Remnant Day Friday
A day in which tho weekly accumulation of remnants from our
own stock and mill-ends purchased expressly for these sales are
sold nj, radical price reduction always in many cases below
manufacturer's cost. . )
Remnants of Wash Goods in the Main Wash
Goods Department
oH-ysrd lengths of fine Imported Mar
seilles thnt sold at BOc, Jurqimrds that
sold at 6c. Imported Walstlngs that
sold at 75c choice , per lQc
10r and 12Hc fine Olnghams by the Cr
yard to clone
Remnants of a9c, 35c and 2c Linings, Mlnml
and other silks, worth up to Uic, fr
at yard IOW
3H-ynrd lengths of fine Imported Marseille.
Jaoquards, Oxfords. Mercerized IJlnKh.mis,
etc., that sold from 35c to VOc prr lOln
yard, at yard I9V
60c and 6nc Suitings In 10-yard 1f)c
lengths, at yard
10.000 ynrds of all wool nnd hnlf wool Dress
(Jooris, worth from 5c to $3.f per f)r
yard, at yard 39o, lVc, 15c and
In the Great Domestic Room
5C
15c Printed Batiste 3S Inches wlde
at yard
10c Bleached Muslin 36 Inches wide very
fine, soft finish, at fxic
" A w
36 Inches
yard
19c English Flanelettes
wide, at yard
5c
6He Standard Prints at sn
yard
60c Mercerized Sateens at IOC
10c White Goods' at Cr.
yard OL,
12'4c Cheviot Shirting In black and ASr
white very heavy at vard 4
2Eo Waist and Sleeve Linings In all colors great snap Friday at SilC
va rrl
EMBROIDERED FLANNEL REMNANTS Hemstitched nnd scalloped edge beautiful-
designs the embroidered flannel of this quality would sell ordinarily lor ioc XIJC
choice of thee remnnnts. Friday, nt
EIGHT AND ONE-HALF CENT SHAKER FLANNEL REMNANTS nt- 4 .', C
m rrl . "S a W
Remnants of Plain White Wool Flannel at HALF PRICE.
t.
Silk Specials for Friday
KIMONA SILKS Japanese and
China X0 inches wide at yard ...
JAP SILKS In all colnrs27-lnch AQn
25c
45c
WHITE JAP WASH SILK 13
Inches widfv at yard
Tl 1 "1tltt Oil IV"
19 Inches wlde-at-yard :.. OOC exceptional value, at yard
REMNANTS OF FANCY SILKS worth up to one dollar yard Friday, as long IQg
as they last at yard
REMNANTS PLAIN AND FANCY VELVETS worth up to one dolar and a H5c
half yard special value Friday at yard
The finest, sweetest and
iuciest that ever grew.
OrangesI Oranges!
We have Just received the finest car of Fancy Highland Navel Oranges shipped this
season. uwiiik 10 me com weainer ine mnjnei in uhuij uiuivm. t im.) s
Saturday we will place the car on sale at per dozen
These OranKes retail everywhere from 36c to 40c per dozen. We buy direct
from the grower no commission house or broker's profits to pay. This we give 10
our customers. NO LIMIT. ALL YOU WANT.
A Few of the Many Other Specials
Fresh, crlRp Soda, or Oyster Crack
ers, tier noiind 0V1C
Fresh, crisp Ginger Snaps, per pound.. 6c
X-Cello. Malla Vita or EKg-O-See.
7 nounds Breakfast Oatmeal, for "hie
7 pounds Breakfast Oatmeal for loc
10 oars Bwirt s friae, Beat ah or
White Paris Laundry Soap ror Zoc
pounds best hand picked Navy
Beans, Rice. Tapioca Sago, Barley
or Farina for 4 198
3-pound cans solid parked Tomatoes.... 7VsC
2-pound cans Sweet Sugnr Corn, Lima
Beans. Early June Peas, Wax, String
or Baked Beajis 0
New Colorado White Clover Honey,
per rack lo
(plenty of hard coal
A W I C I TTZC
ALL SIZES.
Also Our Old Genuine
CANON CITY LUMP COAL
SEND US YOUR ORDERS.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO.
1414 PARNAM STREET.
These Rates
Are Low
Grand Junction, Colo., Salt Lake and Ogden,
Utah, Pocatello, Ida., Heleua, Butte, Ana
conda, Missoula, Kulispull, Mont
Spokane. Ellensburfr, Wenatehe, Wash.,
Pendleton nnd Huntington, Ore.
Tortlnnd, Taeoma, Seattle, Wash., Van
couver, Victoria, B. C, Ashland, Astoria,
Ore.
San Francisco, Sacramento, Ilornbrook,
Fresno, Los Angeles, San Diego, Cal., Phoe
nix. Yuma, Benson, Tuscou, Ariz., El Paso,
Tex.
$20.00
S22.50
$25.00
$25.00
Above rates apply from Missouri River points and will
bo In effect dally March 1st to May 15th.
Rock Island System offers choice of two routes to
California via El Paso and via Colorado with through
Tourist Car service.
For further information call or write".
F. P. RUTHERFORD, D. P. A.
1323 Famam St., Omaha, Neb.
DR. BRADBURY
1506 FARNAfl
Teeth Extracted-.. 23c
;orcclain Filling $1 up
(Jold Flllinra $1 up
Silver Fillings... 89c up
Crowns $2. 50 up
Plates 2 00 up
DENTIST
15 Years Ssme Locatloq
'Phone 1 756.
Bridge Work 62.50 up
Nerves removed with
out pain.
Loose Teeth Made
Aolld.
Work g-usruitssd 10 :
OUR WATCH DEPARTMENT
is a specialty with u. Ws are howlng an opn facs
a-ent's filled watch, $15.00, $16.50. $20.00 and $22.00-sum In
hunting cas for email additional coat. Ladlea flllea
watch. $12 00, $16 00 to $J6.00 handnoms patterns. Spend a
few minutes 1 n our atore. Look tor the name. ,
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler,
1616 Dougl aa Street.
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For Crane's Writing Paper
and Fountain Pens, go to
BarkaJow Bros.
BOOK IBO,
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