1 ° j THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , OCTOBER 8 , 1898.
HIGH RAILROAD OFFICIALS
Omaha the Central Station for a Great
Gathering of Magnates.
VANDERBILT MANAGERS IN THE MAJORITY
IlcniU of tlie Several MUCH of tin :
( Jrrnt Sjntcm Mrct llrrc for 11
Moment , Tliclr Olijpotn Vnr -
Intr In Direction.
Omaha has become a veritable mccca for
railway magnates. During the next few
days more distinguished railroad officers will
visit the exposition city than have ever en
tered Its gates before. Railroad presidents ,
general managers and general counsels have
become quite OB numerous as traveling pas-
conger agents ordinarily are.
One official parly Is now assembled at the
Union Pacific headquarters preparatory to
making the trip to Salt Lake City for the
company's annual meeting. Among those
noticed In thu executive offices of the road
yesterday were : Chairman Harrlman of
tha directory's executive committee , General
Counsel Wlnslow 8. Pierce , Director T. Jef
ferson Coolldge , President Horace G. Hurt ,
General Solicitor William II. Kelly , Secre
tary Alexander Millar and Attorney Law-
rrnco I ) . Orecr. During the morning General
Counsel Pierce of New York had a confer
ence with General John C. Cowln , the gov
ernment's representative In the settlement
of mattorn connected with the foreclosure
Bale. It had been expected that the official
party would leave for the annual meeting
In Salt Lake- City on Friday afternoon , but
the Indications now are that the start will
not bo made before Saturday afternoon.
The executive officers of the Vanderbllt's
eastern lines reached Omaha to visit the
exposition In a special train over the Chicago
cage & Northwestern railway at C o'clock
last evening. In the party are :
Chauncey M. Depew , chairman of the ex-
ocutlvo committee of the Now York Cen
tral ; President Callowny of the Now York
Central , President Newman of the Lake
Shore and President Marvin Hughltt of the
Chicago & Northwestern. The train bear-
lug these distinguished railway presidents
will bo ono of the most elegantly appointed
trains ever run Into Omaha. It will consist
of five cars , as follows : Baggage car ,
Northwestern private car No. 400 , Lake
Shore officers' car , Michigan Central offi
cers' car and Now York Central officers'
car.
car.Dr.
Dr. Seward Webb , president of the Wag
ner Palace Car company , with a party of
friends , will arrive here to help celebrate
New York day at the exposition In a special
train from St. Paul , Minn. , on Saturday
morning at C o'clock. The train left there
last night over the Omaha road , and
will arrive at the Webster street station at
the hour named. The train consists of four
handsome Wagner cars , and after Its dis
tinguished travelers < have left It at the sta
tion and proceeded to the exposition grounds
the train will bo switched to the North
western tracks , over which road Dr. Webb
and party will return east.
IIUIII.IMITOVS THAIX SBHVICK.
Additional Accommodation * to lie
Put on the llonil.
The Burlington has announced additional
train service tv > Omaha next week for the
Peace Jubllco ns follows : Wednesday , extra
truln leaves Superior , Neb. , at 3:30 : a. m.
and arrives hero at 10 n. m. Tuesday and
Wednesday , extra trains leave Lincoln at
C:30 : a. m. and arrive hero at 7SO : 11. m.
Wednesday , extra train leaves Hardy , Neb. ,
at 5:20 : n. m. and arrives hero at 11:40 : a. m.
Tuesday , extra train leaves Beatrice at C:30 :
a. m. and arrives hero via Falls City at
1 p. m. Monday , exttra train leaves Orleans ,
Neb. , at 8:45 : a. m. and arrives hero nt 5GO :
p. m. Wednesday , extra train leaves Ila-
venna , Neb , , at 4:30 : n. rn. and arrives here
nt 10 ni m. Tuesday , extra train leaves
Holdrego at 8 n. m. and arrives hero at C
ji. in. Wednesday , extra train leaves Wy-
inoro at C a. m. and arrives hero nt 10
u. m. Monday , extra train leaves Den
ver at 2 p. m. and arrives hero Tuesday
at 7 a. m. All of these trains will stop
nt the principal points between the startIng -
Ing points and Omaha , and will supplement
the work of the regular trains. All ex
cursion tickets to Omaha for the Peace
Jublleo celebration will bo good to return
until October 17 , inclusive.
Arii-rmatli of the Wreck.
The only further Information about the
Burlington wreck received by General Man
ager Holdrego of the B. & M. yesterday
was that the Injured men were getting along
as well ns could bo expected. Although
two of the men nro badly hurt , It is be
lieved that all of the Injured will recover.
At railroad headquarters hero It Is be
lieved from the preliminary examination Into
the cause of the wreck that the responsi
bility lies with the engine crew of the cast-
bound stock train. As this stock train had
ardors to meet the westbound train at In-
dlanola , It should have approached the sta
tion alowly. Instead It came in at high
rate of speed and the momentum of the
heavy train back of the two locomotives
made it Impossible to slop In time to prevent
the collision. The three locomotives are de
molished beyond possible repair and the
mutton from the l.DOO sheep in the stock
train Is said to bo scattered along the right-
of-way and adjoining ground for a quartet
of a mile.
lorrn Central .
MAUSHALLTOWN , la. , Oct. 7. ( Special , ]
The report of the Iowa Central for the
lust week of September , as Issued from tti
office of General Auditor T. I. Wesson , show !
the approximate earnings for the week tc
have- been $03,636,08 , an Increase of $8OStf2 ! :
over the same week of September , 1897. The
approximate for the month Is $209,413.48 , nn
Increase over the same Month of the pre
vious year of $30,9.16.63. This Is the largest
month In the hlatwry of the Iowa Central ,
the nearest to It In point of earnings being
October , 3S93 , when the earnings were ? 201-
306.26. September , 1898 , therefore , creates
a now record for earnings and an Increase
over the previous largest month of $8,107.22.
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup Is pleasant to the
taste. No child refuses to take It. ,
Money saving time Is all the time If you
buy your goods at the big store of Hayden
Bros. Their nil Is on page 6.
Mr. Henry Miller , who presents his ro
mantic play , "Heartsease " at Boyd's the
ater , Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday
nights , ha * long been Knoun here ns a mem
ber of high-class company and Is said to
have surrounded himself with n company
which Is fully equal to those he has pre
viously been seen hero with. All the elab
orate oconery which grsced the production
( luring the Now York run nt the Garden
theater of over 100 nlghta will be used hero.
Thcro will bo no Wednesday matinee.
1 For scenic equipment of nn elaborate char-
I acler , with brilliant costumes , Messrs. Prlni-
l rose and Uockstndor's Big American Mln-
| strels are famous and the program which
j they are presenting Is superior in quality ,
' many surprising novelties , leaving no doubt
! that these two clever artists ore rulers cf
j the minstrel world. The Big American
Minstrels will be seen hero Sunday matinee
and night at Boyd's theater.
PAXTON'S POPULAR VICTORY
\VliT ot nir "I < "tUiirHy liy The Mere-limit
( Jive * Omnlin Ilornruieit
Much I'lciiniirc.
The winning that The Merchant , Billy
Paxton'fl colt , made in the Futurity for 2-
jcar-old trotters nt Lexington Thursday was
a great piece of news for the horsemen of
this city. It was pretty thoroughly adver
tised that the Nebraska colt would start
after the fortune that the stake represented ,
nnd the result was therefore anxiously
awaited. When It come it was enthusiastic
ally received.
Bill McDonald said yesterday : "It Is
n great thing that n Nebraska horse can
be taken way down there to Lexington and
win the race from colts like Marie Celeste
and Handspring. The former recently made
great ttmo on. the Louisville track , nnd the
latter is the pick of about forty colts In
Marcus Daley's string. The Me'rchant Is a
Nebraska horse , and he will prove a strong
advertisement for the horse Interests of Ne
braska as well as put a feather In Billy
1'axton's hat. "
I ) . T. Mount Is another local horseman
who was much interested in the result of
the race. William I'axton , sr. , was so worked
up over the race that ho received the re
sults by private wire from the track.
For broken surfaces , sores , inscpt bites ,
burns , skin diseases , and especially piles ,
there Is one reliable remedy , DeWltt's Witch
Hazel Salve. When you call for DeWltt'a
don't accept counterfeit or frauds. You will
not be disappointed with DoWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve
The Grand court or toe Exposition Is
wonderfully Ijenutlfled at night. No
picture of it Is to good as The Bee pho
togravure. Stop at The Bep offlco for one
and some others , 'inree for ten cents.
Her Grand European hotel now open. Ele
gant rooms , ladles' and gents' cafe nnd grill
room. Cor. IGth nnd Howaid.
IMttnttiirK anil llctiirn , ) ? 1O.- < > ,
via Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry.
Tickets will be on sale from Chicago Oct.
8 to 13 , inclusive. Return limit may bo ex
tended to Oct. 31. Through sleeping car
service will be In effect via this route , leav
ing Chicago 8:23 : p. m. , arriving I'lttsburg
11:35 : n. m. ; returning , leave Plttoburg C:00 :
p. m. , arrive Chicago 7:50 : a. m. B. p.
Humphrey , T. P. A. , Kansas City ; F. M.
Byrou , G. W. A ; Chicago : A. J. Smith , G ,
P. A. , Cleveland.
Better nnd bigger bargains than ever at
the big store of Haydeu Bros. Read the nd
ou page C.
Exhibitors -wishing pnotcgraphs and line
cuts of their exhibits published may pro
cure them by calling upon J. F. Knapp ,
gnt Omaha Bee , southwest corner Manu
factures building.
YOU CANNOT 1JO AM THING RISE
1C You IVnnt to Co Enst
except take 'ho "Northwestern Line" if
j you desire a fast daylight trip between
Omaha and Chicago , because no other line
runs a daylight train Leave Omaha 6:40 : a.
m. , arrive Chicago 8'15 same evening. Close
connection with eastern lines. A good train ?
Emphatically YES.
City ofllce. 1401 Farnarn.
XOTI3 TUB HAIili * KATE
Via the I'ort Arthur Itoutc.
Kanaas City nnd return , October 2 to S.
Plttsburg , Pa. , and return , October 7 to 10.
Homo Seekers' excursions , October 4 nnd 18.
Faro nnd one-third round trip to St. Louis ,
on snle every Tuesday and Thursday until
October 29. For nil Information call ut
Port Arthur Route office , 1415 Farnam
street ( Paxton Hotel block ) , or write Harry
13. Moores , C. P. and T. A. , Omaha , Neb.
F. C. JohUBon's Pure Cider Vinegar. Ask
your grocer for It.
Hear the famous Inncn band play the offi
cial Ak-Sar-Ben marcu.
The Only Hntlronil to Chicago
With a daylight train. Leave
Omaha 6i40 a. m. every day ,
arriving Chicago the same
evening at S:15 : , when close connections
are made with all lines
beyond. This train Is 00 years
ahead of the time * and is proving
Immensely popular with Omaha
people. Other flylns
trains leave for Chicago at 4:55 : and 6:55 :
p m. daily. City ticket offlce ,
1401 Farnam St. ,
"The orthweatern Linn. "
Snappy bargains read about them on
page n.
Chicago , - - . Daily . . § 11.70
St. Louis , . . Daily 10.10
Pittsburg and return , Oct. 7-10 - - 28.25
Denver and return , Daily . 25.00
Salt Lake and return Oct. 8 - 80.00
NebraskaP oints , 25 4 Eatea.
Ticket Office : New Depot :
1502 Farnam St. 10th & Mason Sts.
Telephone 250. Telephone 12S.
*
ffr f i IMT n Finnn n ivi
KELLEY , STIGER & CO ,
Onr Great Underwear Department for Ladies
and Children.
MAKING SPECIAL JUBILEE WEEK OFFERINGS
Genuine Vnlnen nt r.poHnllr Attrnc-
tlvo 1'rlccK W - Dcnlrc livery VUI-
( ur to ( lie City to Call , Kininlnc ,
Compare ViJliie * Midi Others.
AT 25 CENTS.
Ladles' fleeced combed Kgyptlan cotton
vest and p.intu , ecru or slhcr , all sizes , 3 to
C , only Stic each ,
AT 35 CI2NTS. 3 FOIl $1.00.
Ladles' best lleoced cotton ribbed vests
and pants , French yoke bauds , finished
Beams regular COo quality , nil sizes , 3 to C ,
only 35c each. 3 for $1.00.
AT 60 CKNTS.
Ladles' pleated natural wool ribbed vests
and pants , the best that inuney can buy ,
a regular G.'c garment , all sizes , only COc en.
Ladles' balbrlggan ribbed union suits ,
cither ecru or silver , perfect fitting , but
toned across front or down front , worth 75c
each , winter weight , only 50c suit.
Wo are Omaha aeents for "Tho Munslng"
underwear , made of the best material , per
fect fit and finish : ladles' and children's
union suits , heuvv lleeced ribbed cotton , 76c ,
$1.00 ; mixed wool and cotton , $1.25 , $1.35 ,
$1.60. $2.00. $2.60 ; non-shrinking , medium
or hcuvy weight.
FOR THE CHILDUEN.
Grov ribbed fleece lined vests and pants ,
medium welcht. full taped , suitable for right
now. Blzcs from 1C to 34. 20c. 23c. 30c and
35c each.
Boys heavy lleeced natural , shirts and
drawers , elastic scams , excellent value ,
would bo cheap at C5c ; our price , nil sizes ,
only 60c each.
Children's union suits , silver gray , drop
scat , flno combed yarn , lleeced , "a bar
gain , " all sizes , only 60c suit.
OUH HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
An excellent crade of ladies' fast black
cotton hose , seamless , double heel and toe ,
16c , 2 for 25c.
25c.AT 25 CENTS.
Ladles' fall welcht. fast black cotton hose
high spliced heel nnd toe , double sole , only
25c pair.
Ladles' fleeced hose , the best ever offered ,
silky fleeced , fast black , high spliced heel
and toe , only 25c pair.
Ladles' line black cabhmore hose , double
sole , high spliced heel and toe , exceptional
value , only 35c , 3 for $1.00.
AT 15 CENTS.
Children's fast black , heavy ribbed school
hose , dtniblo knee , heel and toe , all sizes , C
to 10 , only 16c pair.
Children's lleeced fast black ribbed cotton
hose , double knee , heel nnd toe , nil sizes ,
only 25c pair.
pair.KELLBV
KELLBV , ST1GEII & CO. ,
Corner Famam nnd Fifteenth.
rgain
; ; $20.00
" for choice.
We offer choice of Ten Real
Seal Skin collarettes , with
Persian yoke for $2O ,
And choice of ten real Parsinn Collar
ettes , with tab' * and tails , at the eanio
price , $ ! 2O.
These collarettes are actually below
value and will go quickly.
,1510 Douglas St.
! ALL
iPEOPLE
iWANT
GOOD HEALTH.
* You may have a course of medical
treatment far
CUilABLE DISEASES
*
of all kinds at tha
1 Shepard Medical institute
New York Life Bldg. , Omaha , Neb ,
' Catarrh , De f-
- nuss and all
Diseases of the Lungs , Stomach ,
Kidneys , Nerves and Uluod. Refer
ence , by pormlnsloti. to 6,000 cured
patients. The larjrcat medical offlce
and practice In the west. The Omaha
Bee , leading dally , says : "The Shep-
nrd Medical Institute IB entirely rclla-
hlo In a professional and business
way. Dr. Sheparu and his associates
hav g-alned and fully maintained a
leading reputation In the treatment
of chronic diseases. The public may
safely trust them. "
WRITF For testimonials from
Will I U ministers , teachers , busi
ness men , farmers , etc. . telling how
they were cured at hem through the
Mall System.
ROOK r'1"116 N' Treatment ;
DUUlHon - It Cures , " Is sent free
to nil who write. It Is a clean medical
work for the whole family to read
and Is of great value to all who reck
better health , Dook and Consultation
Hlanks sent free to all Inquirers.
Medicines sent everywhere. State
your cose and Bend for opinion and
lowest terms. Chart'i-a low. Con %
tatlon fre < > , personally or by letter.
f in f'aiK-i ,
Tailor-Made Shirts.
W have just received
the services of a competent New
York shirt cutter and will offer
as a Bturter
6 white shirts
for $9.00
made to your measure and perfect
fit guaranteed
Albert Calm ,
lnic * for 3Ieu
:122 : Fnrnnm Street
To All rrln.'lpnl AVVMrrn 1'olntn Vll
Union Pad lie.
TWO trains dally. 4.V' ; p m. nnd 11:55 : p. m.
for
Denver nud Colorado points.
TWO trains dnlly. S fin a. : n. and 435 ; p. m.
for
Utah nnd California points. I
ONE train dnlly , 4:35 : p. m. '
for
Utfth , Idaho , Montana end Oregon point * .
For full Information call nt City Ticket
office. 1302 Farnam St.
I'lltnliiiri ; nnd Itcturn.
On October 7 , 8 , 0 nnd 10 the Missouri I'n-
clflc will sell round trip tickets to I'lttsburg ,
I'a. Only ono fnro for round trip , For
further Information call nt company's now
omcea , S. E. corner 14th and Douqlas street ,
or depot , 16th and Webster.
THOS. F. aODFilUY , P. & T. A.
J. O. I'HILUPH , A. O. F. & P. A.
I.earn ( lie SIIIIIMI | | |
The Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul rail
way has Issued a valuable book of Instruc
tions for the easy mastery of the language
used In our country's new possessions. Send
t cents In postage for one copy. Address
Oco. H. Heafford , General Passenger Agent ,
Old Colony Hulldlng , Chicago , III.
T TUAI.\S.
Otnnlin to Chlrnpro ,
The Chicago , Milwaukee St. Fiul rail
way has just placed In service , two mag
nificent electric lighted trains between
Omnha nnd Chlcnio. leaving Omaha dally
at fi'i ! > p , m. , arriving Chicago at 8:25 : a. m ,
and leaving Chicago 4:15 : p , m. and arriving
Omaha 8:20 : a. m. Bach train Is lighted
throughout by electricity , has buffet smok
ing cars , drawing room sleeping cars , din
ing cars nnd reclining chair car * and runs
ever the shortest line und smoothest road
bed between the two cities.
Ticket office , 1C04 Farnam street and at
Union depo' ,
i.ow HATUS iviiiYwitcnn
III NnliraxUa.
Vln the Elkhorn. "Northwestern Line. "
C\ery Tuesday nnd Friday In
October. Half fare for the round
trip to all points where the faro Is over $3.
Oood 10 Davs.
City ofllce. 1401 Farnnin Street.
Deoot. 15th and Webster Streets.
C. St. P. . M. & O. Ily. IB selling roundtrip -
trip tickets Omaha to Sioux City at J3.D5.
Gpod for return to October 10. Account Sioux
City carnival.
Head the nd of Hayden Bro ? . on page o ,
A SNAP IN
250 samples of
SAI ON T3 Saturday Morning.
THE ENTIRE LINE OF SAMPLES
OF GROUSE & BRANDAGEE
OF NEW YORK.
All high grade Melton , Kersey
and Beaver Overcoats , tailored
and trimmed in the most ex
pensive styles . . . ' . . .
$45.00 Overcoats for $25.
'
$40.00 Overcoats for $20.00
$35.00 Overcoats for $18.
$25.00 Overcoats for $12.50
i J 0
Covert Cloth Overcoats $10.50 and $12.75
Regular $18.00 and § 22.00 Coats.
Saturday morningat the
N. E. Cor. 15th and Douglas St.
The cheapest and most
economical shoeCsold is the
, T & M. it's the best made
and sets the style for all of
them The Jfe M trade
mark on a shoe is a guar
antee of its reliability
The new winter tans ami
blacks now on sale ask
for the J & N.
N. E. Corner IGth and Douglas Streets.
Saturday wo hold three sales at 10:00 : a. in. ,
2:30 : p. m. and 7:30 : p. m. and wo oiler you the
best selected slock of Jewelry Watches Diamonds
mends Gut Glass Silverware , etc. , that Mr.
Raymond's years of buying experience could
gather together We must pay our creditors and
everything will go to the highest bidder Wed
ding Stationery engraved to order 100 engraved
Visiting Cards and Plate for § 1 50.
Corner Douglas and Fifteenth.
Sales : Dally at 10 a. m. and 7:30 : p. m.
P. J. Burroughs , Auctioneer.
Bo , Oct. S , 'M.
You remembe.a last winter about this time when
you road an advertisement of a Tremendous SacrHieo
sale or a great Fire Sale or a sale of somebody's bank
rupt stock , in which all the twelve dollar suits were
being sold for 2.97 and all the fifteen dollar over
coats had to be closed out right away for the small
sum of 4.98. You remember it , don't you ! You
didn't believe it of course. But then you 'wanted an
overcoat and somehow it , Founded kind o' honest like
and your wife told you they do give away real bar
gains sometimes and you thought maybe it might bo
true after all. Yes. You went down there next
morning , you know. Not to buy anything , of course ,
but then to look around and see how much of a licit
was and whether it was any different from the other
slaughter sale several years ago whore you got bit
gpod and hardYes. . Well , you dicl'look around
and the salesman did seem such a nice fellow , and
somehow you did buy ono of the eighteen dollar
overcoats marked down to 6.97 and then you put it
on and looked at yourself in the glass and felt like a ,
blue eyed baby with a big new doll. Yes , the coat
looked nice. You thought to yourself , "Well , by
George , I always thought The Nebraska was the
cheapest place in the world to buy clothing , but I
beat 'em this time , that's sure. " Yes , you thought
you did. But you remember in about 30 days your
line eighteen dollar coat began to look pretty seedy
on the edges , the button holes began to give way , the
velvet collar began to look like 'twas only painted ;
the whole coat took on the appearance of an army
blanket after a shower of rain and you made up your
mind that you didn't get such a wonderful bargain
after all. Now let us remind you of something. It's
the same old story this year. You never do get
something for nothing. You can't buy a dollar for
fifty cents unless it's a plugged dollar and you can't
beat Nebraska prices unless for inferior goods. " "TcT \
day our overcoat show is still running. We are still
showing the greatest overcoats in the world for Th"e
money. We are still giving the same good values ,
the same honest goods , the same guarantee of honest
service and the same low prices guaranteed prices
that we always gave , llere you can buy a good
overcoat for 4.50 , 5.00 , 6.00 , 7.00 , 8.50 and 10.00
and fine elegant fabrics at 12.00 up to 17.00. Come
and see 'em.
Special Prices on
4 A M nw & o t fK ii k n
We have just received some special values that wo place on
sale Saturday. 600 Mten's splendid 4 button sack
suits. in Scotch cheviots , fancy worsteds , cassimeres and
worsted cheviots in dark checks , small plaids and mixtures ,
artistic , dependable suits , that you cannot
buy elsewhere for 815 go Saturday at
In plain suits we have an elegant line of cheviots and serg
es , in the above style , in navy blues and bLicks , considered
very stylish and worn by the best dressers garments the
merchant tailors gets $ (35 ( for special for Saturday here at
$12.50 , Remember we guarantee to give you a perfect fit
ting suit.
In the above fabrics and at the same prices wo have the
double breasted sack style especially suited for tall and
slender men. These are great suits and great
values.
The graceful lines of the 3-button cutaway
frock suits wo have , just received from H. S.
& M. are seldom equalled by the custom tai
lor. Bought at the big concession in price we
can save you money on them.
500 Men's Black Clay Worsted Suits
f.st dye , Australian yarn , Italian lining ,
fancy sleeve lining , beautifully tailored and
finished at $15.00. You cannot got as per
fect fitting , stylish suits from the custom tai
lor for less than $50.00. We have these suits
also in blue.
Special values Saturday in men's finest suits
_ at $10 , $12.50 , $13.50$15 , $17.50and $22.50.
In the tnllorinn of these bulls wo linvo Insisted that all fabrics bo thoroughly tested
all interlining shrunk all pockets and other vulnerable points stayed , buttons ( Irmly
fastened. lapels and collars hand sewed , e very seam nlk ! sewed. They are absolutely
unapproachable In style and in shape-holding and wearing qualities , and you save fully
30 to GO per cent .In the price.
FALX. HATS-
and Fedora Hat , In the now blocks
will sale Saturday a Derby
At SI 00 wo put on
for fall , silk ilnlshad , excellent stock , regu lar $1 50 values , they go Saturda.- $1.00.
Selling the Most Clothing in Omuha ,
DRUGGIST ARRESTED ,
Y&rlCTtvth5S ! SSStf
front of ihe ilrup Htorovliulnw where the
HKVKN H 'THBKbAND SI8TUUH1 repro
HentotlveH were oxlilbltl.iK . their beautiful
hair that a policeman threatened the pro
prietor with arrest if tin. "Long Haired
Ladles" were not removed from yliiw of
the street. No attention bi-lriB paid to the
threat the druralst wax llmflly 'taken to
the police stntlon-but the Police JiidRu
ciromntly discharged him , holding rightful
ly that strico the extremely long and
beautiful hair worn by the la-lk-a was
natural hair and their own natural hair
nnd had been urown by I ho Ufa of the
BUVKN SUTIM51U.AN1) SIBTKHS IIAIK
GUOWKH und BCALl" Cl.nANKU-that
It was their privilege ( and the prlvilegu
of the community as well ) to Rive the
matter the greatest publicity These ladies -
dies are now In Omaha ami may be Bern
for u few days only In the. window of
Sherman & McConnell'u Drug Store on
Dodge Street , between the old nnd new
jKistolIlce. These ladles tire glad to HIHI
and talk with all who are troubled wltli
dandruff or falllni : out of hair.
Sherman & McDonnell Drug Go
( Middle of Block. )
1513 Dodge Street , - - Omaha , Nob.
TEhTH EXTitACThD 25 CEXfS.
Hli li'loor llrown Blk. , ICth and Douglan
Gold Alloy lll.ing . . 01.00
Cold Filling . $1.00 and up
Co.d Crowns . $5.00
Set Teeth . $5.00
Best Te to . $7.50
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