Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 13, 1898, Part II, Page 24, Image 24

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    24 THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt SUNDAY , KOTEMBEB 13 , 1898.
MAY BE NO MEETING MONDAY
Spnnlftli I'rnrc CeiiiinilKlon T * Arc
( llnny In I'rciinrnditn of Tliclr
CllMP.
PARIS , Nov. 12. It Is now believed that
the next meeting of the Peace commission
may he postponed until Tuesday next ,
though nothing definite has been arrived at
on the subject. The Spanish commission-
era nro busily engaged In the preparation of
the documents which they will submit nt
the next session of the commissions , and It
is thought their presentation will cover
matters which render their careful prepara
tion unusually Important. Some at the
original papera and transcripts necessary for
the next presentation of Spain's case will
probably not nrrlvo hero until too Inte on
Monday to permit a mcctlnR that day ,
which , of course , would necessitate thu
postponement of the next meeting of the
commissions until Tuesday. The health ot
Judge Day , the president of the American
commission , was much Improved this morn-
Ing.
WASHINGTON , Nov. 12. A special cabi
net meeting was held today to consider a
dispatch received from Judge Day nt Parts ,
in which ho Informed the president thai
the Spanish commissioners bad asked for
additional tlmo to prepare their reply to the
propositions mibmltted by the United States.
Although the president and hlJ cabinet ad-
vlflera are exceedingly anxious that the ne
gotiation ; ) should proceed as rapidly as pos
sible , the request for additional tlmo will
be granted and the Spanish commissioners
ntven until next Tuesday to prepare their
reply.
The State department Is uninformed offi
cially that Judge Day la 111 In Paris. A
long report was received by cable from him
this inornlug relative to the work of the
commission , but It made no mention of the
physical condition of the sender , whence the
department Infers that hu Is not seriously
ill , arid It Is supposed that ho la elmply
in need of real. It Is believed that at the
next meeting of the Joint commission the
Spanlarda will yield ono Important step ,
namely they will at least tacitly begin the
argument of the question , recede from their
refusal to allow the question of the sovereignty
eignty of Spain over the Philippines to bo
questioned. If this surmise Is well founded ,
then the two commissions will be brought
face lo face with the adjustment of the
details of proposition for tlie transfer of
the Philippines to the United States , suffi
ciently complex to warrant the expectation
that several more sessions of the Joint commission -
mission will be required for Its adjustment.
The attitude of the Insurgents In the Phil
ippines has given the administration con
siderable uneasiness , for It IB feared that If
these Insurgent * are allowed to continue
tholr hostile activity there may be protests
which wo shall be compelled to regard. The
dlfllciUty In the situation la that the Insur
gents are operating nt points outsldo the
island of Luzon , where the United States has
never been In actual possession and where It
would bo difficult to place troops to main
tain the status quo. Nevertheless , It Is be
lieved to bo Incumbent upon our government
to do something In this direction , and the
military and naval authorities ot Manila will
be so advised.
NATIVKS LOOT Tim MAHI.V TBUESA.
Carry Awny KvorytliliiR Mornlilc cm
tlu > SfnuuliMl Ship.
NASSAU , N. P. , Nov. 12. The tug Potomac
mac , from Santiago do Cuba , which has been
visiting the stranded cruiser , Infanta Maria
Tereaa , off Cat Istand , haS arrived here In
order to obtain a permit to work on the
ship. It will return to Cat Island. The
cruiser Is lying one mile off shore and Is In
two fathoms of water. The natives have de
stroyed the temporary deck and have car
ried away everything movable.
flcrmnn I'mier' * Vlt-w of tlic Cn e.
BERLIN , Nov. 12. The National Zeltung
referring to the subject of Lord Salisbury's
American allusions In his Guild hall speech
cays : It may bo assumed that England
persistently alms at the acquisition of the
Philippines or a portion of them. The
American attitude toward this British am
bition will afford a fairly accurate test ot
the strength of the Anglo-American friend
ship.
Kmiieror Prefer * to lie Uiilcnown.
nEYROUT , Nov. 12. The emperor and
empress ot Germany sailed from hero at G
o'clock this morning on board the Hohen-
zollern. The yacht will first call at the
island ot Rhodes for dispatches and will
then eall for Malta. The emperor will ob-
tervo the strictest Incognito throughout lib
return Journey.
OH Men Srlf-Convlctcil.
COLUMUUS , O. , Nov. 12. A special to the
Dispatch from Lima , O. , says : The taking
of evidence In the Buckeye Pipe Line oustci
proceedings came to nn abrupt end at noon
today. Officers of the Buckeye company
and Solar Refining company admitted that
they hold Standard Oil trust certificates , but
claimed to have purchased them in the
open market at current quotations. Attor
ney General Monetto ended the examination.
Hare Root print It' .
CaUrrlml treatment In all forms onlv { 3
month : absolute cures , at Draper Medical
Institute , N. K. cor. IGth and Douglas sis.
18-k wedding rings. Udliolm , opp. P. 0.
Next excursion to points In Kansas , OKla-
bema , Arkansas , Texas , etc. ; also to points
In the southern uud Houtheastcrn status will
leave Omaha , via Missouri 1'aclflc railway ,
Tuesday , November 15th. Call nt Depot , 15th
and Webster , or Company's new olllce , S. E.
corner 14th mid Douglas streets.
THOMAS P. GODKRHY. P. & T. A.
J. O. PIIILLIPPI. A. G. P. & P. A.
Trail I n x Stump * .
are bare to stay. Buy coal ot Victor White
nd get them.
The Mlrtwny 1'lnnni.
We have cleaned up the pianos from the
Midway and offer them to * ho public at net
cost , adding only freight and drayase. Such
ridiculously low prices prevent us from giv
ing either n stool or fcarf. Soiio 'f these
Instruments can hardly bo distinguished
from the new ones.
One Rosewood upright piano for ? 6i.
Ono large-size upright piano for $115.
Another upright piano , little bettrr. $127.
Another fine upright piano , carved front ,
good as now , mahogany case , $147.
Ono elegant standard make In oak caw ,
beautifully polished , upright piano , $172.
Ono extra large lze solid oak upright
piano , only $217.
Any of these bargains at terms cash , $15
and $ S per month.
IILUI'V TRACT PIANOS.
The Instruments , \\hlch wpro new five
months ngo. used In the State building ! ) .
One Colonial mahogany piano you will re
member was offered nt $550 , goes nt $3CS.
Another ono In oak , Jho highest grade
piano , upright , which was our regular $400
piano , for $270.
Another In oak , upright piano , only
smaller , our regular $325 size , for only $215.
Another largo mahogany , ns good ns the
newest , our regular price $330 , now only
$2.13.Two
Two others In French walnut finish , the
highest grade , which had severe handling ,
only $2C3 each.
There are three others from $175 to $275.
All the pianos from the state buildings
will be sold on terms of $25 cash and $10
per month. We also put In this lot three
square plunoa , a Fry piano at $40 , an Emer
son square at $90 nnd n Knabo square for
$110 terms , $10 cash nnd $5 per month.
A. HOSPE. 1C13 Douglas St.
Remember wo nre solo agents for the gold
modal Klmbnll piano.
Visit the Chinese Bazaar , 207 So. 14th at.
A Winter
If sick you can find ho ) p. If crippled with
rheumatism , you can bo cured. If tired you
need rest and the place to go Is Hot Springs ,
South Dakota.
The expense Is less than you Imagine.
"Tho Northwestern Line" has announced
special excursions , certain days this month
at cheap rates.
The Kvans hotel will remain open an' this
and all other hotels and boarding lin'inca
nre giving good service with low rates dur
ing the winter.
Round trip rates : Omaha , $16.40 ; Missouri
Valley , $18.55 ; Sioux City. $14.80 , and corresponding
spending reductions from other points west.
Climate , water , scenery nnd hotels are un
excelled. Thirty days' time allowed and nny
ngent P. , E. & M. V. R. R. , or J. H. Gable ,
Tr.iv. Passenger Agent , Denlson , Iowa , can
tell you more about It.
4
The next date will be November 22 , 1893.
Visit the Chinese Dazaar , 207 So. 14tb st.
Two Trains Dally ,
via UNION PACIFIC ,
for Denver nnd Colorado points.
"Colorado Fnst Mall. "
Leave Omaha 4:35 : p. m. today ,
Arrive Denver 7:35 : a. m. tomorrow.
"Colorado Special.1
Lenvo Omaha 11:55 : p. m. today ,
Arrive Denver 2:55 : p. m. tomorrow.
City ticket olllne. 1302 Farnam street
C sterling teaspoons , $3. Edholni.
Her Grand European hotel now open. Ele
gant rooms , ladles' and gents' cafe nnd grill
room. Cor. ICth and Howard.
The Immense stock ot fine imported furs
exhibited nt the Trnnsmlsslsslppl Exposition
by George do Sosnowsky of St. Petersburg
and New York city has been transferred
from the Liberal Arts building to No. 321
South Fifteenth street , where Mr. Sosnowsky
has made a permanent location for the sale
of ladles' capes , cloaks , fine rugs , etc. This
Is considered the finest line ever brought to
the west.
Edholm , Jeweler , op. P. O. , Is showing a
splendid chafing dish for $5.
Snm'l Burns , 1318 Fnrntim , is selling a
beautiful banquet lamp , $1.75 , formerly $8.
Visit ihe Chinese Bazaar , 207 So. 14th st.
Go and see the Beautiful Chrysanthemums
at Hess & Swobodn. Florists. 1411 Farnam.
Hamilton Warren , M. D. , eclectic and
magnetic physician , has moved his office to
the Tlznrd block , 224 North 23d street. Spe
cial attention to all long standing or linger
ing diseases nnd to diseases ot women and
children.
Buy your shoes of Cnrfrlght's and get
Trading Stamps.
Prescriptions
About the only place in the city where you
can got your prescriptions filled exactly as
the doctor has written it. No cheap Imita
tions of expensive drugs. No substitution-
prices always reasonable.
35c Castorla 2."c
50c Electric Hitters 40c
nef Gargling Oil 20c
'
"ic'Humphrey's
- Humphrey's * Specifics 20c
$1.00 Hosteller's Bitters 75c
51.00 Jnyno's Expectorant T5c
2.'c Plerce's Pills . . . . . . . . . .i 20c
COc Fozzonl's Powder .lie
r,0c Pond's Kxtract 40c
. $1.00 Steam's Wine of Cod Liver Oil. . 75c
j DOe Williams' Pink Pills 40c
Conn's Rheumatic Remedy ( guaranteed
to cure ) $1.00
Plate Glass
You can't afford to buy without getting our
prices. Window glass , all sizes , any quality.
Leaded Art Glass , bent , beveled , enameled
nnd colored glass. French plato mirrors ,
tihocks and skylight glass , paints , oils ,
brushes , varnishes , floor oil , floor polish.
J. A. FULLER & CO. ,
Cut Price Druggists ,
'Corner 14th and Douglas Streets.
( Open nil night. )
% % % - * % %
" " i. '
"ri' *
* & ?
A Big Saving
in the cost of reaching the principal cities and winter resorts
of the South Is made by taking advantage of the Hurling-
ton's winter tourlat rates. They apply to almost all points
outh. These for example :
Augusta , Ga. New Orleans , La.
Gainesville , Fla. Savannah , Ga.
Havana , Cuba. St. Augustine , Fla.
Jacksonville , Fla. Tampa , Fla.
Mobile , Ala.
Best train to take south Is th Exposition Flyer leave *
Omaha at 4:30 : p. m. dally.
Ticket Office : New Depot :
1502 Farnam St. I0th & Mason Sts.
Telephone 250. Telephone 128.
i *
MAGMTIOKXT UtAIlff.
Omahit in Chicago ,
The Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul rill-
wax has Just placed In service two mag
nificent electric lighted trains between
Omaha and Chicago , leaving Omaha dally
nt C:45 : p. m. , arriving Chicago at 8:25 : a. m.
and leaving Chlcngo 615 ; p. m. and arriving
Omaha 8:20 : n. m. Hnch train Is lighted
throughout by electricity , ban buffet smok
ing cars , drawing room sleeping cars , din
ing cars and reclining chair cars and runs
over the shortcut line nnd amoothcst road
bed between the two cities.
Ticket ofllco , 1504 Farnam street , and at
Union depot.
flood watch , $2.60. Edholm , op. P. O.
We trade
linck
You , < nUe
no rink
Every day
H bargain
DIAMONDS.
It yoo pnrohnne n diamond
from a * and become dlNiatliflod
vre 3111 refund yon 00 per cent
of the pnrehniie price nt anr time
trithin one year So that It irlll
cent yon hot 1O per cent to rrcar
diamond * .
A DODGE
Ileyn'B ChrlMtnmi Offer.
In order to bring people early for Xnms
work , thereby giving them nnd us plenty
time we've again decided to give free from
Nov. 5 to December lit with ench dozen
platlno cabinets or Inrco photos n beautiful
high class Roccoco frame. In Itself n hand
some Xmos gift. This Is decidedly the
finest souvenir we've ever given. See
samples In street cases.
We were awarded gold medal by expert
Judges nt 189S Nebraska State nnd Inter
state Photographers' convention.
HEYN. THE PHOTOGRAPHER.
313-15-17 So. 16th St.
Thirty days , Ireland ID Pictures bound for
15 cents. A. I. Root. 1C09 Howard St.
Music boxen reonlred. Edholm , opp. P. O.
House Gleaning
Things
May Interest you nt this time ,
whether they do or not we mention a
fan * items you might noed.
Step Ladders
The bent nnd * m.tr t Mop ladder
erer Hold In Ihe oily. We liuve
exclusive atcciicy.
FI.OOH IIIIOOMS
CHAMOIS SKINS ,
MOPS-
COTTON AND MNHX
In fuel cverr thlnK needed in
home clean I UK.
JAS. MORTON & SON CO. ,
1511 DODQE STRBET
SOROSIS
THE NEW SHOE TOR WOMEN.
The trouble with a woman's feet Is that
fiho does not treat them properly They
Bprcnd without nny necessity for so doing.
At 20 she wears twos or threes nt 30 fours
nnd nt 40 fives. Her feet do. not grow but
they have been shod In the wrong wny ,
, und they have spread. She has worn un
natural shapes in shoes which have di
rected her feet muscles In wrong direc
tions. Since women wore shoos , they , the
Hlioos. have been built on lasts that were
scientifically wrong , nnd It Is only recently
that a great Hhoo concern had the cour-
ugo to start In the right direction. Strnnga
us It may seem the first people to appre
ciate this Innovation , was a body of the
most stylish women In the country. So
the shoo was chrlstenred In honor of their
society , the SOROSIS. Today half the
fashionable people on cither side of the
Atlantic , are wearing shoes made on this
pattern , and the other half nro fast getting
into line. Since Fashion has set her stamp
of approval on the SOROSIS shoe , ns the
Kstremo of Style and the Perfection of
Comfort , the manufacturers have spared
no effort to make this shoe 'thoroughly '
llrst-class In every respect. The material
used Is the best that can be procured ; and
the workmnnshlp and finish nre unsurpass
ed In nny nhoe on the market. Made In
black , or tan , lace or button , and In all
widths and sizes.
The SOROSIS shoes hnve nil the good
qualities of a custom made shoe
costing $0.00 our
price , $3.50
Hayden Bras. Shoe Dap ) .
ViW
Get Ready
for Thanksgiving.
Pretty things of the potter's nrt can
bo found hero In great profusion. Things
that will brighten up the dining table
and give special flavor to the thanks
giving dinner.
For Monday' * Special Selling
25o for Havlland Cups and Saucer *
In six decorations , stippled with gold
and gold traced handlcn.
25c for Havlland plates In six decora
tions , with gold tracing ! .
98o for steel sclmetcr bloded carving
knife and fork sets , with stag handles.
Our Kcononiy Iln rment.
Is overflowing with useful kitchen helps
Ornnltownrc 'tinware and woodenware , We are getting ready for
wire goods etc. , etc. , little things at
little prices. Christmas ,
1519-1521
Douglas
Street.
Special HAYDEN
Inducements
in Men's Fine Suits.
The big store is offering special inducements in men's
fine suits this week. Elegant garments , stylishly made up in
the newest patterns and best fabrics. A large and beautiful
assortment to choose from. Six different shades of cassimere
suits , all wool , well made , this week at $5. A neat depend
able suit , brown or blue worsted , never sold before at less
than $10 , this week for $5.75. High grade worsted and
line cheviot suits , perfect fitting , nicely finished , regular
$12.50 values , on sale this week for $7.50. A special offer
ing of-the newest and swellest suits in satin lined worsteds at
$10. These are beattifully made and perfect fitting , equal in
fit and finish to custom tailors' work.
At $12.50 and $15 we show you elegant suits in heavy
clay worsteds , worsted cheviots , high grade cassimores and
fancy worsteds , and a great variety of other carefully selected
cloths , artistically and scientifically tailored ; modelled to lit
the figure ; ' shape holding garments ; worth from $22.50 to
$25.00. Our price this week $12.50 and $15.00.
For the most exacting buyers we are showing some splen
did suits at $18,00. Only the finest English and American
fabrics in the latest patterns are used. They are guaranteed
correct fashion , absolutely satisfactory fit , and the finest pos
sible workmanship and finish. Men in the habit of paying
$35.00 and $40.00 for made to order suits should see these.
Alterations made free of charge until the fit pleases you.
Special sizes for short or tall , stout or slim men. You save
money by buying fine suits at
HAYDEN BROS ,
Selling the Most C Jot hi tig in Omaha.
Attrntlnnt Dnnluli Itratlirrhnndi
All members are requested to meet nt
Washington hnll Sunday nt 1 o'clock to at
tend the funeral of the Into brother , Ncls
Peterson of 1011 N. 23d street. '
I1Y OlinEll OP 1'IinSlDUNT.
Huberman , Jeweler , est. 1S54 , absolutely
reliable , lowest prices guaranteed , 13 & Douc.
A. D. T. Co. : menencers furnished : bag-
gngo delivered. 1302 Oouclns St. Tel. 177.
Beautiful alamandlno rings , JtO. Kdholui ,
Stove repairs of an ; description. 1207
Douglas , Omaha Stove Repair Woiks.
Do you know Balduff ?
You certainly hnvo henril of nalduft's
delicious candles. If wo thought we could
purchase better candles east \vo would do
it but wo know we can't and that's our
reason for currying a complete line of
his roods.
Iwixntlvo Hromo Qulnlno . . . . l.'c
I'liiHUd's ICati de Qulnlno . 3Sc , 7Hc
Ozormilslon . . . S3c
Jtooller'8 Cod I.Ivor Oil . < "C
Wln'o of Mnrhinl . Sl.'t )
Fellow's Hypophosphltea . ? 1 "tf
Warner's K.ile Cure . 90e
Duffy Malt Whiskey . NSo
Vine Kolnfra . Me
Ulrney's Catarrh Cure . * KJ
Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil . 75c
l.ydla I'lnkham's Compound . T5o
H S. S . 7Sc
Plcrco's Favorite Prescription . 75e
Wlno of Carilul . T5c
Pint Bottle Cod Liver Oil . Me
Peruuu . " > c
DRUGGIST
10IU and Chicago.
nir.n.
DEHO Clmrlps. ngod 3.1 years , November
12. 1S9S. Kunpral Monday , November H ,
at 2 11. m. , from family rcsldcncf. fiU
Mnrcy street Interment Fori'st l.nwn
cemetery. Diseased WHS n im-mbcr of
licnch ramp No. 1131 , Modern Woodmen
of America. Friends Invited.
PI. Imil * titiil Hi-turn.
The Missouri Pacific will sell round trip
tickets to ! 3t. Louis ntcry low rates on No
vember 19 nnd 20. For Information call at
company's new oflk-cs , S. H , Cor. lltli and
Douglas streets.
Monday .
We Will Sell
Perfume and Talcum Powder
Foreat Flower , now , worth
75c , at 40c ; Daybrooka Pari
sian Koses , Parisian Violets ,
Parisian Pink regular price
75c our price Monday 25c
ounce. Highly perfumed
Talcum Powder 5c per can. A
Chamois Skin free with each
box. These prices for Mon
day only.
BOSTON STORE DRUG DEPT.
PLEASE REMIT
la a sentence we never have to make use of. We buy nnd sell footwear for
spot cash ; $1.00 'In ' good American money will go as far In our establishment
as $1.50 will go In ninety per cent of the shoe stores of the state. If our
money can buy shoes worth $2.00 a pair at the manufacturer's cost at $1,00 , wo
sell you the same shoe nt $1.25 n pair , nnd these opportunities nro constantly
placed before us. Wo do not carry everything In footwear , but what wo do
offer you wo guarantee to bo strictly correct and reliable In every way. A
visit to our establishment will readily convince you that your money has n
greatly Increased purchasing power on footwear. Wo give no credit , wo keep
no books , and said In the , " remit"
ns we start the sentence "Please Is something -
thing wo never make use of.
Ladles' shoes , small sizes , 4Sc , CSc , OSc.
Popular Price Cash Shoe House.
Howe-Talmage Shoe Co ,
, 1515 Douglas St.
SIRRON SHOES
What's the name ?
Norris' Shoes
And the price ?
$1.50 , $2 , 2.50 $3
And the place ?
1413 Douglas Street
We carry a fine line of Hand-Made
shoos , to soil the trade who generally have their
shoes made to order. These shoos are made from the
flnest selections of leathorb perfect in fit , and wo
only aak $5.00 not # 8.00.
T. B. Norris ,
Mail Orders. 1413 Douglas Street.
WE ARE not going to bother you
with a long shoe tale just simply
want to eay we can more than satisfy you
in winter shoes our shoes are worn by
the poor the middle class , the well-to-do
and the rich all because we give the
same style in the § 3.00 shoes as in those
at $6.00 our prices jog along at $8.00 ,
$3.50 , $4.00 , $5.00 and $6.00. No , the
shoes are not worth $6.00 , $7.00 , $8.00 ,
,
$10.00 and $12.00 but they're worth our
price.
price.t P. Cartwrigbt
N. E. Corner
16th and Douglas.
"The only coal receiving honorable mention at the
Exposition. "
SHERIDAN COAL
leads them in sales. We think nothing of putting out 150
tons a day in Omaha alone. Best coal mined in Wyoming.
VICTOR WHITE , 16O5 Parnain St.
Telephone 127.
Thr ! V MV Mcrrrr Hotel.
Wo can board you this winter cb p r
than you ran Keep house , l.lcctrlo light ,
stcnm heat , fifty baths.
Chest Protectors
Wo hnvn Just received n splendid nsnort-
mcnt of Chest Protectors , ranging In prlcn
from $1.00 to $2.00. Wo have some for 50c.
WE ARK CUT PRICE DRUGGISTS.
$1.00 Wlno of Cartful , wo pell 730
23c Packer's Tar Soap , wo sell luo
Banltol Tooth Wash r > 0c
Sanitol Tooth Taste 230
Sanltol Tooth Powder 2So
UpyFerlto Soap EC and tOo
50c Malted Milk , wo soil lOc
$1.00 Malted Milk , \\e sell SOa
$3.7.1 Mulled Milk , wp soil $3.13
$1.00 1'lnkham'n Compound , \\o sell . . . 7ia !
$1.00 Duffy's Malt Whiskey , we sell . . . . S5o
23o Ruby Pearl Tooth Soap , wo sell. . . . Ho
$1.00 Mitdamo Ynlo'n Goods , wo sell , . . , T.'u
$1.00 bottle Port or Sherry Wine , wo sell COo
Good Atomizer , wo tell . . , . . , , , COo
Good Family Syringe , \\o sell COo
One-hnlf pint cans bert Pnlnt made , w
sell Ifio
Flrst-clasa 2-quart Fountain Syringe ,
we fell , 76o
Good Supporter for ladles , wo soil . . . . $1.00
write or Call for Catalogue.
Sherman & McDonnell Duj : Go
1513 DODGE STREET.
Middle of Block. Onmbn. Neb.
Gas Fixtures
Fancy Globes
Don't bo swindled Into buying second
fixtures when you can get new aud late de
signs nt half the price at
i I j
J. Momssey Plumbing Co. ,
319 South 15th Street ,
Incandescent Gas Lamps , 85c , '
Wo employ no agents or solicitors.
OPEN NIGHTS.
Telephone 720. , .
) The Acorn Oak.
If you are Interested In soft coal
heaters wo ask you to examine the
Acorn Oak. See. the finely ground
Joints nmlMUtlngs , the lever handles
that draw the doors ttRht , the screw
drafts , the Inrgo deflecting ring , and
many other new features of merit.
The Acorn Oak Is absolutely nir tight
nnd holds lire easily twenty-four
hours. Acorn stoves nnd ranges took
highest award and gold medal over all
competitors at Transmlsslsslppl Kxpo-
sltlon.
John Hussie Hdw , Go , ,
HOT CUMING ST. Solo Agents.
"Doubting Thomases"
Never enjoy the good things of this world
because of their doubts. While waiting nnd
doubting , the other fellow walks oft with
the prize.
When wo first began advertising our
\
TIVE CENT JERSEY CIGAR
There were * ome people who doubted our
statement tlmt the Jersey was equal to
1 moHt lOc cigars sold but they doubt no
more. These doubting Thomases have all
tried the Jersey and they arc our best cus V
tomers.
Paxton Block Cigar Sfon ,
10th aud Fiirnuru.
Jacob Jnnkulok Prop.
TEBTH EXTRACTED 25 CENfS.
PAINLESS DR. MASON ,
DENTIST
UXTRACTION
4th Floor Brown Blk. , 16th and Douglai
Gold Alloy riding $1.0O
Cold Filling $1.00 and up
Gold Crowns $5.0O
Set Teeth $5.00
Best Te in $7.50
WE DON'T CLAIM
to be the only dentist on earth , but will do
you a peed piece of dental work at a reason
able price , and will stay right in Omaha to
back it up. Some of the half price exposi
tion offices have found and filled more than
twice the number of cavities we could find in
BA/L& a month. But we don't believe it's economy " \
o have this done. Wo can find all the de-
ay in a set of teeth , and have never made
a practice of filling teeth which did not need
It. ( from actual cases. ) For good reliable work tfo to a per
manently edtablUhod dentist. If you don't want to pat
ronize us bo < ; ; uiio wo advertise , or for other reasons , go to
hoiuu reliable dentist wit > Inn been in Omaha for Kovoral
yours and IB not af aid to ran liU businchs In his own name.
Wo are n it In the hubli of dopi'uulatin ? the ability of any
other person In our profoHBlon , but don't lllcotot-oo the pub
lic imp'Hcd upon , and will wtuiul by the established demists
of Omaha , to too that it la not done without sounding-a
note of warning ,
3rd Floor Paxton Block ,
16th and Farnam Streets
Telephone 1085. Lady Attendant. German and liohcmiau Spoken. Ulcvun years iu Omaha.