THE OMAIIA DAILY REE: FRIDAY. J A NIT All Y 3. 1008.
PILL FOR POPULATION GOAL
Meeting to Be Called by President of
Real Estate Exchange.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND IN 1910
Attend
thi
Big
Organisation for Tfcle perlal Pr
pone la Contemplated and All
Art Invited to GlTe a
Boott.
flan are being made by members of
the Baal Estate exchange to combine with
Improvement clubs of the city and org-ui-Ize
a genuine "Two-hundred-thousand
club" for Omaha, every member of which
will take off a coat and go to work.
President W. T. Graham will call a spe
cial meeting of representative real estate
men and Invite representatives of the Im
provement clubs during January.
"I feci the securing of A0CO population
for Omaha la only a question of every one
going to work," said Byron Hastings, who
hss been chairman of the Commercial club
on publicity the last year, which committee
published a booklet on Omaha.
"I would not call It the Two-Hundred-Thotisand
club," said Mr. Hastings, "'but
there are rood enough names to gro around,
fit. Paul has a 'Town Criers' club, while Chi
cago simply says 'I Will.' One of the
clubs attracting a lot of attention to a
city In the south Is the "One Hundred and
Fifty Thousand club' of Pallas, Tex. The
most admirable advertising I have seen
for the year came from Dallas. Seattle Is
not overlooking a single bet, and Spokane
has a club devoted to advertlnlng for new
tenldeirits, which employs a special secre
tary and a writer, who puts up first-class
stuff from Spokane and keeps the city con
stantly before the people.
Home Mot Hullt Too Fast.
"I think Omaha has not been building
homes too fast during the last year for
the Increasing pt'Pulatlon- Though some
thousand homes were built, a few were
torn down and the vacated homes are being
occupied. Counting five persons to a fam
ily the population should increase a full
5,000 each year and the balance Is reached."
Members of the CommerciaJ club are be
ing much Impressed by the advertising
matter which arrives at the offices of
Omaha dally papers front the "little towns '
out over Iowa, Nebraska and South Da
kota. Kvery mail brings letters In en
velopes which restmhle a Mexican bull
fight poster. Kvery town has some special
Una of boosting and special "town envel
op" are so numuroui that Vnclo Sam Is
becoming a great advertising agency for
live towns.
In connection with an organisation with
the definite object of Increasing the popu
lation of Omaha It Is considered likely a
determined effort will be made to annex
South Omaha and the Improvement clubs
are determined to make Omaha a city
which will be so good that "South Oma
hans will want to come In."
Linen
Sill
Remin '
fier thi ,f
Bl. Sale ( r
ofWh.te 8
Goods 't
COME FROM BRANDEIS H
Xo matter what the season, Brandeis offers the best
THE BIGGEST BARGAINS
Counterfeit Dollars
buy trouble, but a genuine quarter buys
Dr. King's New Ufe Pills; for constipation,
malaria and jaundice. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
HOT CONTEST AT OMAHA CLUB
Lata of I'.n tries for the IMaces on
Board of Directors to Be Filled
at Annual Meetlnft-
A lively contest Is in sight for the posi
tions on tha board of directors of the
Omaha club to be filled at the annual meet
ing January 18. There are four of those
places and entries must be posted fifteen
days In advance, so thm. time will be up
Friday. Already C. W. Hull and Ward M.
Burgess are seeking re-election and notices
are up proposing In addition the following
candidates: C. N. Diets, Joseph Barker,
C. 8. Montgomery, Frank Colpetxer, James
I Paxton. A petition la said to be In circu
lation also for Joseph Baldrlge.
Btmple Hemedy for l Grippe.
La grippe cougs are dangerous, as they
frequently develop Into pneumonia. Fo
ley'a Honey and Tar not only stops the
cough, but heals and strengthens the lungs
so that no serious results need be feared.
The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar con
tains no harmful drugs and ts In a yellow
package. Refuse substitutes.
Lumber Firm Involved,
CINCINNATI. Jan. 1. A petition In bank
ruptcy was filed lust midnight against the
Wlborg A Hanna Lumber company, which
had previously made an assignment. The
t,tltloners are the Southern Lumber com
cany, the Swan Day Lumber company and
ihe BrlKaa & Cooper Co., creditors.
The assets were given by the company at
i.m.00n: the liabilities 130.000. but the bank
ruptcy petition charges that the concern la
insolvent.
Announcements, wedding stationery and
calling cards, blank book and magulne
binding. 'Phone Doug. 18M. A. I. Root, Ino.
Ready ior Business
nr ova
New Location
314 S. 15th St.
(Tour doors sooth of Beaton
Drag Co.
Best Men's aoea Known for
$3.50 and $4.00
AT OTJB
Walk-Over Shoe Store
bargains in goods of high quality.' Brandeis buys on a
bigger seale and sells in bigger quantities. Our great pur
chasing power enables us to buy at lower prices than any
other western store, and, quality for quality, we can and do
sell for les3 money than any other store at any season of the
year.
Grand White Carnival Opens Monday
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It Will Be a Supreme Bargain Day at Brandeis!
Small Lots and Odd Pieces Placed on Bargain Squares and
Counters, Will Be Sacrificed at Prices Impossible
Elsewhere. Such High Qualities Never
Before Offered at Such Low Prices.
EXTRA SPECIAL
S 1H
IN REMNANTS AND ODD LOTS
Fine, new, crisp Embroideries on big bar
gain squares all kinds in embroideries,
insertions, bands and ribbon galloons
many styles
to select
from, at ... ...
12
Remnants of Laces 1
Torchons, Vals. and Fancy Cotton Laces
great bargain jffiS f"
squares piled high anH Jq)P
with them, at, a yd.- ",SU
SPECIALS 111 OUR JANUARY SALE
.L0MEKI
No linen sale ever held in America has offered such extraordinary
money saving bargains as these. It Is the chance of a Ufa time, as
such prices may never be offered again.
Beautiful Pattern Table Cloths, 2 and 2M yards wide and 2V4 and 4 or
yards long, worth as high as $20, at .... JpO
Fine Pattern Table ClothH, In all sizes, worth as high as 110 ao r0
at, each JOO.Uo
Fine Pattern Table Cloths, 2V4 and 3 yards long, worth ' as' hlgh'aa 'fi0 Kt
$F at. each A.OU
Fine Pattern Table Cloths, 2 and 2j yards long, worth us' high as - CiQ
$4 at, each OltlO
NAPKINS
All the 20-inch Mercerized Napkins,
worth up to $1.25, at dozen, Bite.
All the bleached Scotch Linen Nap
kins, worth $1.50, at, doxen, $1.00.
All the bleached Scotch Linen Nap
kins, worth $2, at, dozen, $1.25.
All the fine Huck and
Damask Towels, f f
worth up to 39c, I f
at. each
All the extra fine Huck
and Damask Towels,
wortn up
to 60c,
each
25c
All the fine hemstitched
linen Sheets,
worth up to $7
pair, at
All the hemstitched linen
Pillow Cases, worth up
id 1. 1 o
pair,
at
IMAFKIIVS
All the bleached 22 and 24-lnch
All Linen Napkins, worth up to $5,
at, dozen, $1.98.
All the very fine Dinner Napkins,
worth up to $10. at, dozen, $5.
Full size crochet hemmed
Bed Spreads, rA 7P
worth to hMC-tC
$1.50, each... ' eJ
Full size crochet and
satin Bed Spreads
S:?p $1-1.98
398
98c
inen Specials '" the Basement
White GOOdS Sale '" Basement
All the drawn work hem
stitched Tray Cloths.
Squares and Dollies
that sold for f r
25c each, IjC
at
All the drawn work
hemstitched drawn
work Scarfs, Squares
and Dollies, that sold
up to boc
each,
at
25c
All the drawn work,
hemstitched Scarfs.
Squares" and Lunch
Cloths, that
sold up to $1
each, at
All the drawn work,
hemstitched Scarfs.
Squares and Lunch
Cloths, that soul up
to (1.2b
each
at
49c
work,
Scarfs.
Lunch
.old up
69c
All the beautiful hand
made Cluny Lace Scarfs,
Table Covers, C o n t e r
Pieces and Doilies go
at less than half value.
All the beautiful hand
made Japanese and Mex
ican Drawn Work and
Italian Filet Pieces at
less than half value.
40-inch White Lawns,
the regular 15c and
19c Qualities, In long
mill lengths,
at, yard. . . .
Very fine India Llnon,
equal to the regular
25e grade off the bolt
In useful lengths
on sale at,
yard
Yard wide full stand
ard light and dark
Percales, long mill
.lengths, 15c values
on sale at,
yard
7ic
12ic
61c
Full standard Prints, in
dress lengths, all
styles and col- T 1
ors, at, yard. . 2C
New Printed Batiste
and fancy colored
Lawns, regularly
worth 15c yard: ad
vance sale price 1
only, yard .... U2V
Finest; lot of White
Swiss remnants ever
shown in Omaha, all
size embroidered dots,
figures, over - shot
cable cords equal to
the 35c imported
qualities at, I P.
yard UC
Short mill lengths of
heavy fleeced gray
Skirting, sold oft the
bolt for 19c yard
Friday at,
yard
8-4 and 9-4 bleached
Sheeting, same grade
as Lockwood and
Pepperell, In mostly
sheet lengths,
at, yard . .
,24c
20c
lip . Annual January
linen, While Goods
This great annual event opened Thursday morning. Its
beyond a question the biggest bargain opportunity for se
curing dependable linens, white goods and bed spreads that
any Omaha store can offer Omaha people.
The linens embrace the choicest imports from the lead
ing linen centers of Europe. We pledge a bargain in every
purchase.
CRASH
Regular fc Crash, per yard 3
Regular 0c Crash, per yard GV4
Hecrular 12V"n Crash, nor vard !)
1 Regular 14c Crash, per yard 11V2
TOWELS
i Regular 8 l-3c Towels, each 5c
Regular 11c Towels, each ,...7V2 i
Regular 20c Towels, each 15c
A Regular L'5c Towels, each ...10c 1
Regular 35c Towels, each 25
IVAJPKIISIS
Regular 75c Napkins, per dozen 50(
Regular $1.50 Napkins, per tlozeu $1.00
Regular $1.75 Napkins, per dozen $1.25 f
Regular $2.75 Napkins, per dozen $2.00 jj
Regular $4.00 Napkins, per dozen .$3.00 !
Regular $5.00 Napkins, per dozen .$4.00 f
TABLE DAMASK
Regular 40c Damask, per yard 29( I
9, Regular 50c Damask, per yard 39c F
j llegular G5c Damask, per yard 50c (
Regular $1,00 Damask, per yard 69c i
Regular $1.25 Damask, per yard 85T f
$1.50 Damask, per yard $1.00
s; j m. nuuu ' m i m m a. f
I Regular $2.75 Pattern Table Cloths, each $2.00
fi Reeular $3.50 Pattern Table Cloths, each fi
I Regular $4.75 Pattern Table Cloths, each .'. . . .$3.00 t
U Regular $b.00 1'attern Table Cloths, each $4,75
j Regular $7.50 Pattern Table Cloths, each $5.50
R Regular $51.50 Pattern Table Cloths, each $6.75
I Bargain Sale of Bed Spreads
m Kegular ttoc bed hpreaus 65( ft
Ll Regular $1.10 Bed Spreads .95
S Regular $1.25 Bed Spreads $1.05 n
If Regular $1,-50 Bed Spreads $1.25 U
I $2.00 Bed Spreads $1.59
II Regular $3.50 Bed Spreads S2.25
M Regular $4.50 Bed Spreads- S3.50 0
j! Regular $5.50 Bed Spreads $4.25 H
I Regular $7.50 Bed Spreads $5.50
I h naii rrice csciie 01
I Ladies Suits, Coats and Furs
0off SOoffl
Bargain Sales of Flannelette Gowns
Bath Robes and Kimonas
98c Flannelette G owns $2.95 Flannelette Wrappers,
for 59c for .....$1.89
$1.48 Flannelette Gowns $3.95 Eiderdown Bath Robes
for 89c for $2.48
$1.98 Flannelette Gowns $6.50 Blanket Bath Robes,
for $1.19 for $3.95
BIG CLEARING SALE OF FINE CORSETS
All styles and sizes lor stout
or slender figures ; leading
brands on sale bargain Frio
day . . . .
1! ' c
39-lneh wide White
Lingerie Lawn, would
be cheap at 25c yard
one of the biggest
January bargains
ever offered J 1
at, yard. . . 2C
Grand January Clearing Continues
And with hundreds of Remnant Bargains, Makes Friday
Truly Bargain Day at ,'
so. u.
TXOKTBOir, TllS
Walk-Ova Man.
Every Saturday
Especially Tomcrraw
Wa shall Mil ntca, frcab Saturday Candy
Llcalt's) (or IM
Haiuccibar, this Is a i0o assortment ut
Cbouolalaa, Nuis and Fruits, sold Hatuf
day only and In Una Btora Only la svsry
my in tha United BUM UoaU out tor
Imitations, (or tha marks' U full of
thm bi't thara'a only n LlggnCs Fat
urday Cnly blch ts tha aonuina and
dll clous kind, tha kind that's suld la
vary city Saturday only, (rash, tka,
BllUiMAN McCV)XELL DRUG CO.
Ogiui ltta ut Dodo Bts.
OWL DHia COMPANY.
Cm. ltt m LnM7 an,. Oataaa. jrtfe
Our January Sale of Muslins and Sheetings
Ready-to-Use Sheets and Pillow Cases.
Our famous brands, yard wide soft finished muslins and cambrics are
the biggest Panuary bargains In years, at,
yard 54 G 7H 8 OC4 nd 10
CLEARING SALE of SILKS
1,875 yards of plain' and fancy silks foulards, 1
satins, Pongee silks, Louisenes and fancy 11 Iq
taffetas, Japanese silks, etc, worth up to II .1
5!)c a yard, at; a yard
Silks From Broken Lines 27-inch novelty silk, pretty fou
lards, taffetas, 27-inch China silk, worth up to 79c 'IQ
yard; Friday,.1 yard
Our integrity 32-inch guaranteed black dress taffetas, made
especially for thq dressmaking trade, beautiful finish, deep
black, regular price $1.50 a yard;
at, yard " . . , ,
100
GREEN
TRADING
STAMPS
WITH EACH
TON OF
COAL '
ANY PRICE
FRIDAY
BENNETT'S DIG GROCERY
MONET SAVIlfO OFTEKS XV FIISI, HEW OOOD8
JOB. TETLE-TB TEAS.
Oreen Label, pound tin 60o
And 40 Ori-en Trading Stamps.
Oreen Label, half-pound tin 30o
And 20 Green Trading Stamps.
Oreen Label, quarter-pound tin 15o
Ana 10 Green Trading Stumps.
BENNETT'S CAPXTOXi B1XIHQ POW-
DE&, absolutely para, does not contain j
alum. Monsy bavsa on Evsry Packaca. rT"--i i
S-pound can $1.00 W&VStaSI '
And 1B0 Green Trading Ktampa. Lf'5i ? 1 i
1-pound can S4o J Tit' 1 1 1 B.i i '
And 40 Oreen Trading Stumps. il3"-5rll '
And 20 Green Trading HtanipH. 'i't-o'
Camp ! ire Huked Ueans, laigM can. . . loo 1'm'A !
And 20 Green Trading Mumps. V- r j
Blue Horax Starch, 24 -pound pkg. . .a5c
And 10 Green Tmding Stampt).
H. J. Heinz Kwcet Hcklrd Onions, pint S5e
And 10 Green Trading Stumps.
BLACK XlSniBlY SPECIAL.
A large quantity of Die seuson's Evaporated Blin k
rtuspberrles, pound 400
Thursday's
Offerings
Good for
Friday.
liuMY IJlSWs
THE RKLIABLB TR
V J
Many
New Lots
Brought
Forward.
FREE
A F"iften-Cent Pattern With Ladies'
Home Journal Winter Quarterly
1.00
Dress Goods Remnants
Big lot of medium and heavy weight dress goods, Panama's,
Zibilenes, Fancy Suitings novelty dress goods, worth up
to 75c yard all go in basement at, 10
yard IZfC
Imported Dress Goods Samples 3 to 10 yards to match
direct from U. S. customs house all wool, black and col
ors $1 to $2 a yard. Prices, in basement, each. . . .12ll:C
Prices on Main floor bargain square-, each . . .35t and 25c
B R. A. N D E I S
Friday is Remnant Day at Hay den'S '
IN OUR GREAT DOMESTIC ROOM
12 4c Outing; Flannels 5
12 4e FlnnnelettPS at 5
10c Bleached Muslin at
124c and 16c Toweling at
"4c Prints at 2
"4c Apron Ginghams at '.
12 4c Percales at 5
7&e French Flannels, all wool ..1J
Kemnants of all kinds of White Goods,
up to l&c yard, at 5
KKOSI 0:0) TO 11 :00 A. M.
KKMNAXT8 OF Silk Ginghams, Silk
Organdies, Silk Warp Mulls and oth
er Silk Warp Goods; also 2Bc Ander-'
son's Scotch Ginghams, 39c Scotch
Madras and other goods worth up trr
B9c vard, all at yard 10i
FUOM 2:00 TO 4.00 P. M.
Another great sale of High Oradt
Wash Goods, like above, at ,.7M
Some Unmatched Silk Bargains
IN OUR JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE FRIDAY
I'KOM 8:30 A. M. 'TII.K 12 M. In
Domestic Room, we offer Silks,
Satins and Part Silk Fabrics In all
weaves, colors and patterns. Over
5,000 yards In the lot to close at
ard 15
FKOM 1:00 'TIM, B:00 r. M. A
great assortment of Checks, Stripes,
Novelties and Tlnln Silks, Including
blucks. Values up to 66c yard, to
close Friday, at yard 29
IN MAIN SILK DEPARTMENT FRIDAY
20 Discount
On All Traveling
Bags and Suit Cases
Appropriate Oi; fur LadUtor (hntltmen
We carry the belt line made, and th
flnet ever ihown In Omaha. Soe our
choice line of Kitted Bags. Suit Cae and
Toilet Article. Alo our large line of
Trunk "our own make." artletlo durable
ana well built In every particular.
Prices lotcor than inferior good usually stl
OMAHA TRUNK FACTORY, 12u9 Farnam St.
Bee Want Ads Produce Results
FII 10.00 'Tll-Ii 11:00 A. M. All
Kemnants of Silks, Waist, Skirt or
Dress Pattern lengths, plaids, novel
ties In Macks, on sale at from 33 1-3
per cent Discount Friday.
Sl.OO PLAID AND NOV
F.LTY SILKS, 27-lnch
Taffetas and Pongees,
at yard 50O
1.25 PLAIDS. CHKCKS
AND NOVKLT1KS, 36
Inches wide, on sale at
yard 79
FKOM 8:00 'TILL 1:00 P. M. Our
$1.39 First Prize Taffeta. 36-lnchea
wide, on sale, limit one pattern to a
customer, for the hour at, per
yard "$1.05
$I.OO IILACK PKAF 1)H
SOIF,, 36 Inches wide,
matchless clearing sale
values, at yard . .89
Remnants of Linen
IN OF It FAMOl'S DOMKSTIC KOOM
flemnanta of Bleached, Unbleached and
Silver Bleached, purely all linen
Crash, Scotch and German, ranging
In price from 75c to $2.00 per yard,
in four lots:
lot i .... . 2."r I'OT 8 49
MT 2 39 LOT 4 59
Remnants of Mercerized Linen, Half
Linen and Cotton Damask, worth
from 25c to 50c yard, In four lots:
LOT 1 . . . 12 LOT 3 19
LOT 2 15 liOT 4 S5
Rem'nts High Grade Dress Goods
FKOM 0:00 TO 11:00 A. M.
We will sell 5,000 yards of High Grade
Wool Dress Goods, -In remnants of
from 2 4 to 7 yards, Panamas, Voiles,
Broadcloths, Serges, Fancies. Crav
enettes, Henriettas, and other fine
goods, the1 best of the best selling
pieces ranging In price from 75c to
39c yard, In four lots:
lOT 1 25 MT 3 49
LOT 2 30 LOT 4 59C
FKOM 2M0 TO 4:00 r. M.
Another sale of entirely new goods
like the above, prices will be:
LOT 1 J5 . LOT 39
LOT 2 25 LOT 4 49i
Men's and Ladies' Winter Furnishings
AT JUST HALF PRICE FRIDAY
Never before was a general offering of 50 per cent reduction made on
Mich a stock of High Grade Furnishings. Hut we must have room for our
immense stock of Spring Good's, and take this method of quick reduction:
MKS'S HEAVY FLEECED UNDEK- LADIES' WOKSTED UNDEKSK1KTS,
WEAK, worth to $1.00 garment, (. plain and fancy colors, sold up to
clearing sale prices 25 39d 49 l-00, choice at 29 Rn(l 49
MEN'S AND liOYS' SWEATEKS,
heavy wool garments that sold to
$1.50, choice at . . . .490 and G9
MEN'S OVEKSHIKTS, In fine blue
flannels, single or double breasted,
that sold up to $2.00 69 and 98 C
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDER
WEAK, heavy ribbed or fleeced, that
sold up to 75c at 150 25 37
ONE IUti SQUARE OF HOSE, Men's
Women s and Children s regular ion
values at 5
MEN'S 25c NECKWEAR and Sus
penders, at 12 ii0
LADIES' KNIT SHOULDER SHAWLS,
Pin In nr fnnrv rnlnrs railing tn 1 1 Rjv "a
W.ym
25 49 and (fi'r
at
LADIES' AND CHILDREN' GOLF
GLOVES and Mittens that sold up to
60c, Friday . . 1QO 15 and 25rt
MEN'S SHIRTS A great lot of Men's Dress Shirts that have been on dis
play In our 16th street window the past few days, all new black and white
patterns in complete range of Bizes, values up to $1.00, extra special bar
gains at, each 29
Grand Notion Sate Friday
STAPLE NOTIONS AT 1-2 AND 1-5 REGULAR PRICES
5c Gold Eye Needles at 10
25c Needle Books at 30
5c Pins, per package 2H0
10c Dressing Combs fc
rn Tonne, All nfnnn . i . . I I . . . .1 .
v"ii"u !'"! an ruro, uu buiw ut, mauy oiutr oiajiie iNoiions at cori'e-
per roll Jo ' ponding prices.
EMBROIDERIES AND INSERTINGS worth 10c to 12 Yc yard, all go Friday
In one great lot, at per yard 30
Start the New Year Right
BT BVYIXTO TOM OKOCXKIXS AT HITDEN'l AND BATE TOUKSELr TBOM Si
FEB CERT TO 60 FEB CENT ON YOUR X.IVINO EXPENSES.
200 yard Machine Thread at ....2
Pearl Buttons, per dozen lo
Corset Laces, per pair .,10
Shoe Laces, per pair 10
;i lbs. Best Pure Cane Granulated Sueur
ror l.uo
1 Mars Laundry Soap for 5c
lrt lb. Sacks Best White or Yellow Corn-
meHl for 15c
l-'nncy Jupnn tl(ad Rice, per pound 7 He
I lb. can Fancy Sweet Hiixht Corn . .64.C
u lb. can Golden Pumpkin, Hominy,
Squash, Sauer Kraut, or liaked Iicana
for 7 He
1 lb. can assorted SoupM for IVtC
On Tlmn Yeat, per paekage 3e
Condensed Cream, per can 4c
Hurnhum'8 Hasty Jellyeon. per pka..Be
lb. can lireakfast Cocoa for 20c
Mincemeat, per pxekage Be
Choice California, Prune, per pound.... Oc
Cleaned Currants, per pound He
Seeded Raisins, per pound 9c
Fancy California Peaches, per pkg..l2Vo
Seedless Raisins, per pound 7 He
Fancy Urled Apples, per pound ...... in
3 Crown Muscatel Kalslns, per lb 1119
Lemon, OritnKc and Citron Peel, lb. lfro
Fancy Creamery Butter, per pound ...2!io
Fancy Ialry Butter, per pound 23o
Fancy Country Roll Butter, per lb. l!5o
Fancy Full Cream, white or colored
Cheese, per pound 17M,a
Fancy Full Cream Sape Cheese, lb. 17o
Fancy Full Cream Y. A. Cheese, lb. 17"u
Fancy Full Cream Brlek or Llrnburfrr
Cheese, per pound 17ViiO
OBANOES ORANQES OBANOES
CKEAPEB THAN AfFLEg
KiO size Highland Naval Oramres, doi.'.'B
17 size Highland Naval Oranges, d.iit.-'ift
1!00 size lllKhlaml Naval Oranges, iIoz.I'k)
J3S size IllKhlaud Naval Oranges, Joz lnq
Our regular low prices on all Fresli
Vc-Ketables.
NO NEED TO TRY, TRY AGAIN IF YOU
JM HMDENS' 22
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IrffKslHtiff?
G6e Omaha
National Bank
Capital $1,000,000
OFFICERS:
President J. H. Millard
Vice-President Win. WuJlac
Vlce-Ireident C. F. McGrew
Cashier V. II. HuchoU
Assistant Cashier Frank Itoyd
DIRECTORS:
J. II. Millard, iuy C. Uartoa
W. M. Iturgess
J. E. ltaum
Wiu. Vallae
V. II. HuchoU
A. J. hliiipsoii
C. F. McUrevr
I. W. Carpenter
C. II. Drown.
13th Street. Between Farnam and Douglas.
F. j frf ""4li na nervous man
t)l 1UI who iind their powar to
Naruac work and youthful vigor
c "3 gone as a result of ',ver
ork cr mental exertion should tak
OKAI'8 NKHVK FOOD PILLS. '1 hey will
K.aks you eat and sleep and be a man aKlo
I Boa; 3 boxaa VS. SO bj malL
XEBMAM as MoOONsElI, BHUO CO,
Corner 16tta ana Dodra Sua.
owl cava comfant,
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