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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1899)
20 TJJE OMAHA PAFLY BEE : STJKUAY , ATJGMJST 13 , 181)9. ) WAR IN FREIGHT CIRCLES Keen Competition in Denver fox Big Eastern Shipments of Wool , RATES ARE SLASHED RIGHT AND LEFT Ilimlnrun Tnrned Over to Snntn Fc , Wlien nnrllnictnii ClinnKc * I'ro- urnm Threatened InvcullKi- tlon Not YctJIntcrlnlUcd. A decided sensation was sprung In Denver this week when charges of rate-cutting were hurled at the freight representatives of cer tain lines in competition for the vast quantity of wool which Is shipped from that territory to the cost. It was'charged that these offenses consisted of violations of the Interstate commerce law and the men who ivoro Indicated , it Is said , were In fear of an Investigation by the Interstate Commerce commission , which has been In session in Denver , and if euch a course had been pur- ucd it would IIAVO resulted in Imprison ment for the freight men , provided any of them had been found cullty of the charges. It Is bellovcd In local freight circles that whatever crlevanccs there were In Denver were patched up satisfactorily , as the Inter- etatc Commerce commission adjourned with out taking any action In the matter. A case which furnished the foundation for these charges and rumors came to light sev eral days ace , In connection with a trainload - load of wool which was shipped from Denver - ver to Boston. The shipment constated of about 00,000 pounds and was consigned to Elaoman & Co. of Boston. The big cargo had been purchased for eomo time and when the Denver freight men heard of It all looked toward the business with a pardonable greediness , and then began a merry war to obtain the shipment. The lines which en tered the competition were the Mallory Uno in connection with the Santa Fc , the 'Frisco line In connection with the Colorado & Southern , the Missouri 1'aclflo and the Bur lington. Kates were slashed right and left until it was announced that the regular rate of $1.54 % a hundred had been scaled to J1.84V4 , at which figure thn Mallory and tianta Fo Fines were to eecure the business. A large part of the wool was loaded Into Santa Fo care , and then came a sudden and unlooked-for change. The billing was or- iderod changed and the big shipment was con- elgned to the east over the Burlington. Of course , the representatives of the Mallory and Santa Fe lines were Indignant and looked with natural disfavor upon the ac tion of the Burlington In getting business. Jufit what pressure was brought to bear on the shippers of this big cargo of wool to secure It by the Burlington le not fully un derstood , but it Is alleged that the rate quoted by the successful road was $1.30 per hundred , which brought the nlco sum of $13- 000 on the 600,000 pounds already shipped .and another consignment of the same magni tude soon to follow. Some of the freight men In Denver pre dict that the fight over this big shipment of wool for Etsoman & Co. has precipitated a rate war that will bo far-reaching , and the only ones -who are viewing it with any degree of satisfaction are the wool shippers , who will naturally profit by the competition and Towering of ratea. rnEPAUATlONS aOH IlKUNION. Itntlraniln AVII1 FurnUh Kent Service far RiitlicrliiK of Soldier lloyn. Officials of the railroad lines entering Lin coln from various parts of the state have hewn a disposition of great Interest In the .Nebraska . Soldiers' reunion , which will bo 'held in Lincoln on September 13 , 14 and 15. The delegation of Lincoln citizens 'which called upon the railroad headquarters , Frlday to have a conference regarding the accommodations that will bo afforded by the railroads were more than pleased with the assurance * that the railroads would do all Within their power to contribute to the . UCCOKB of the reunion. This reunion has been arranged primarily for the members of the First , Second and Third Nebraska regiments , and it Is ex pected that each company 'belonging ' to these regiments during the late war will bo fully represented at Lincoln. Rates were quoted some time ago by the railroads which will * e in position to handle this business. Ono faro for the round trip will be made from all points In Nebraska , and the membera of ' the varlou companion of the three regi ments who attend will be the guests of Lin coln. Their transportation has been pro vided for by the commltte having in charge the reunion and for the toldlers a rate of 1 cent a mlle has been granted by the railroad companies , which will be paid by the executive committee of the reunion. Note * nnil I'crnonnlK. : ; NlBh' ! Kcneral western agent of the ( Milwaukee , has gene to Kansas City and Chicago for a abort business visit V.Hl * ? Smith. formerly stenographer for Ceneral Passenger Agent Lomax of the Union Pacific , has been transferred to a position in the ticket stock room. A party of Union Pacific officials , among whom were President Burt. Chief Engineer ? ? ? r ? , ? d Frel , TralBc ManaKer Munroe , .left . Friday night for a trip to Chicago. O. ( Adams , ono of the popular young men who has been connected with the Union Pacific for the last eleven years , and who now occupies a position In the passenger department , has received a decided promo tion In the appointment ns city passenger ngent of the Union Pacific at Cincinnati. 0. Hie will assume his new duties next Tues day. day.Iv B- Styles , traveling passenger agent at the Missouri Pacific , is In the city from lAtchlson. Mr. Styles reports an unusual In quiry in bis section concerning the exposi tion and expects ito bring In a number of jargo excursion parties within the 1m- piodlato future. Engineer Henry Wolford , one of the old- time Elkborn employes connected with the ( Black Hills division at Chadron. Is in the accompanied by hU daughter , Mies Viola. They will leave for Duluth , from where WIsB Wolford KOOS via the great lakes to her homo In Crestline. O. CLAN fiOUUON I'ICNI C. "Waterloo , JVeli. , Saturday , AUK. 10 The Union 1'nulllo Will Hint BpeclaF train , leaving Omaha on morning of August 19th. ON'K FAIIB FOIl UOUND .TIUP. City ticket offlco , 1302 Farnam St. Try a. delicious egg phosphate at The Bee Jlulldlng coda fountain. GIIKATI.Y HKDUGUU HATES jVIn Qinnlin. .t St. I.iiulu and Wnliaiiu HfillrouiU For the Grand Army of the Republic en campment at Philadelphia. Tickets sold Beptroeber.1. 2 and 3 , good returning Soptern- bar 30 , with choice of routes via Niagara J'alls or Washington , and stop-over privi leges at other points. For rates , ttmo tables nnd all Information , call at city cilice. 1415' Karnam street ( Paxton Hotel block ) , or Vrfte. Harry K. Moores , C. P. & T. A. , Omaha , Neb. A. D. T. C. ; messengers furnished ; baggage - gage delivered. 1302 Douglas St. Tel. 177 , Free ( Hit Another Month. Everybody knows we won the silver cup- first prlre for grand portraiture at the re cent state and interstate photographers' con. vcntlon yet we will continue to give fret durluR August , a beautiful framed watercolor - color of yourself colored true to nature , with each new dozen platlno cabinets or larger photos. Tbeeo water colors alone are worth $2.60. HBYN , 313-15-17 South fifteenth street. _ Order your furnace now from Thos. W. Cox ' & Bro. , 140S Douglas. Estimates given on hot nlr furnaces , tlu and sheet Iron work. Henry IS , Cox , superintendent. Blank book and magatine binding , A , I. Boot , 1609 Howard treeU AT nosTOH sTonn rosionnow. Ilnricnlnjt of the Stout StnrtllnR Nntnre on Onr Main 'Floor , Second Floor nnd In llnnemcnt. 10,000 fant black twilled serge umbreflaB , 26-Inch and 28-Inch size , go at 39c each , worth$1.00. / . 25c quality all silk string ties In plain and fancy colors , go at 3c each. Big bargain table with hundreds of dozens of all kinds of handkerchiefs , go at 2 c , 3J4c , and Be yard , regular price 26c. IGo quality fine torchon , valcnclcnno and pure linen lace , go nt 2V4o yard. All the finest Imported black and cream silk and point d'csprlt lace , go at Cc and lOc yard , worth up to 35c. Big lots of the very finest embroidery manufactured , Including nwlss , nainsook , Jaconet and , cambric , go at 5c , 7V4c and lee yard , worth up to EOc. $1.00 quality finest Imported silk finished nnd lisle thread hose In pfaln and fancy colors , all go at 29o pair. All grades of ladles' , Misses' nnd boys' summer underwear , worth up to 50c , all go at lie each. 10.000 dozen misses' nnd children's fast black hose In plain and derby ribbed , go at 3o pair. GRAND SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BASE MENT FOR TOMORROW. 10,000 yards double fofd , 8x4 , 0x4 and 10x4 wide bleached sheeting , as long ns It lasts , lOc yard , worth up to 28c. Lonsdale , fruit of the room , and other well known brands of sheeting , In long mill remnants , go at Be ynrd. Ono big counter of bicycle and. covert1 Oloth skirting , 7V4o yard , worth l.'c. AH the balance of our lOc summer lawns , light and dark colors , go at 2'/jC yard. All the balance of our 32-Inch wldo light and dark summer lawns , go at 3',4c yard. All our fancy lawns , corded weaves , lace , nnd open work effects , were sold as high ns 23c yard , go tomorrow at Bo yard. 10,000-yard long remnants drapery sllko- rine , go at 3&c yard. Fancy colored drapery cretonne , go at Bo yardi Plain colored drapery denim , extra heavy weight , worth up to 28o , go at 8V4c yard. 10,000 yards checked , striped and plaid nainsook , go at 5c yard. And hundreds of other bargains In the basement for tomorrow. BOSTON STORE. OMAHA , 16th and Douglas Sts. MUfionrl 1'acillo Ilnllirny Homcseekers * excursion. Tuesday , August ICth. Philadelphia and return , September 1 , 2 and 3. City offices , S. E. Cor. 14th and. Douglas. Depot , 15th and Webster streets. Call or write for Information. THOMAS F. GODFREY , P. & T. A. J. O. PHILLIPPI. A. Q. F. & P. A. Two soda water exports Kelkennoy & Cllno Bee Building soda fountain. Y. M. C. A. Notes. The men's meeting today nt 4 o'clock promises to bo a very good one. The speaker is Rev. W. H. Scudder of Tacoma , Wash. , who made such n favorable Impression at St. Mary's Avenue Congregational church last Sunday. His topic for the men's meeting will bo "Shipwrecks of Faith. " a very timely and Interesting subject. There will be at tractive music. AH men nro Invited. The association is in receipt of n colfectlon of books for its library , which It appreciates very much. The donor Is Rev. C. C. Smith of this city. The list of books Includes bound volumes of The Nation for seven years , beginning with 18S1 , the Sun day School Times for several years and quite a number of valuable reports. The great number of men using the association library dally Insures the constant use of these books and the former owner can feel that his gift Is of practical value. For Sale. A gilt-edge first mortgage for $4,000 on in side Improved property worth $15,000 , bearIng - Ing interest at 5 per cent per annum , pay able semi-annually. As good ns a govern ment bond. Address G 14. Bee. Try the Her Grand hotel's cafes. Open from 6 a. m. until 12 p. m. Three cafes on first floor and ono prill room. The best of service at popular prices. mortality Statistic * . The following births nnd deaths have been reported to the office of the health commis sioner during the past forty-eight hours : Births Brlsmead , 2214 Seward street , girl ; Charles Donnefl , 2433 Wlrt street , boy ; Peter Kcavltt , 2433 South Twentieth street , girl ; William Shlpporlt , 2016 North Eight eenth street , girl. Deaths Fred Gibson , 50C South Eight eenth street , 2 months ; Elmer , Seventh and Fort streets , 12 years ; Francis Hawes. 3116 Martha street ; Mrs. Johnson , 1821 North Eighteenth street , 73 years ; Otto Glseke , 1128 Harney street , 22 years ; John N. Hal- brook , 1903 Farnam street , 19 years ; W. D. Btaley , 810 North Thirty-third street , 25 years ; James Adams , 844 South Seventeenth street , 34 years ; Charles A. Hopper , 2416 Bancroft street , 28 years ; George Bendsen , 3423 Dewey avenue , 23 years ; Emma Olson , 2568 Pierce street , 8 months. Seen the Klcplmiit. Pete Erickson went out to see the ele phant Friday night. In his peregrinations ho Rot into a wine room over Karple'sl nnlnon at Fourteenth and Dodee streets. where he met a fair siren of the name of A-nnle Lee. After imbibing quite freely ho separated from her and when ho felt lor some change ha was thunderstruck to find that he was out of money. Ho had about $30 when he went Into the wine room. He complained to the police and they went out and .gathered In Annlo Leo and a male confederate. When searched $15 in inoney was found on their persons. Nnhhcd Two Iowa , lloys. Detectives Savage and Dunn landed a couple of boys yesterday who are wanted In Clinton , la. , on the charge of burglary. J. H. Cole , chlpf of police of that city , \varf In town this week looking for the boys. They nro Earl Healess and Earl Albright and are about 15 years of age. It Is charged that they took $75 from Healess' father end made away with it. The authorities of Clinton have been notified and the boys will bo taken there tor Ural. Kcdcrnl Iliillillnc Appointment * . TV. P. Cowger of Omaha has been ap pointed additional watchman at the federal building. George A. Morrison , also of this city , has been appointed fireman in place of James W. Ferguson , resigned. 'A ' superintendent to succeed the late Michael Labey has not yet been appointed and probably will not be before the return of Custodian Taylor. The position Is under the civil service rules. Attention , Nth Ward llciuiullcnini ! Eighth Ward Republican club will meet Tuesday evening , August 16 , at 8 p , m , at < Wolff's hall , Twenty-second and Cutnlng etreels. Election of officers and other bust- ness. All candidates Invited. R. C. ROWLEY. President. W. T. COUGER. Secretary. Iron , brass castings. Ind. Iron wks. Tel 144 } John Zeltncr round Guilty. BOWLINO GREEN. 0. , Aug. 12. The Jury In the case of John Zeltnor , on trial for the murder of Attorney Wcstenhaver , today brought In a verdict of guilty pf mansraugh- tcr. Sentence will be pronounced next Fri day. GUOWTH IN SI2V1CN YI3A11S. Improvement * Mnde In n. Qrent Kilter- tnlnmcnt Slnco the KnmouH Clr- cn * Wnr of 1H02. It would almost seem as though the Omaha Dubllo had been aurfctUd with amusement during the past year , but the coming of a big circus always arouses In terest. no matter what tbo counter attrac tions may bo. There is something about the whlto tents , the massively-carved wagons , the gally-caparlsoncd horses and the Inevitable glamour that pervades the circus that , combined , constitute an Irre sistible attraction. Tbo circus Is a dis tinctly national amusement , nnd the man who doosn't enjoy the antics of the clowns and marvel at everything from the elephant brass band to the educated pig Is out of joint with the times or In need of radical treatment for his liver. It has been two years slnco Omaha saw a first-class big circus , and so the announcement that Ring- ling Brothers' popular big show Is to bo bore .Monday , September 4 , will undoubt edly be balled with pleasure , CertalrOy no greater attraction could bo offered as an in cident in this year's list of popular enter tainments. The fatno nnd popularity of this mammoth combined circus , menagerie and hlppodromo are well established , and lo cally Rlngllng Bros. ' show has a largo cli entele of persistent admirers. Slnco the famous circus war of 1S92 , when the show came to Omaha a stranger , and demonstrated its right to bo considered one of the great nrenlo exhibitions of the country , the progress of the show has been uninterrupted , At each recurring visit to Omaha the show has given evidences of signal growth. Two years ago it required forty-five double- length railroad cars to transport the paraphernalia of the show. Since that time over fifteen cars have been added , and Rlngllng Brothers now use more rolling stock than any other show In the world. The past two years have not only beoif eventful ones so far ns the growth of the ! material part of the show Is concerned , but they have also added greatly to the inter national reputation of this representative American Institution. The progress of the Rtoow' ' through the country this season has been 'in the nature of an ovation. The opening of the season was at TattersaKs1 in Chicago , where for two weeks the show played to record-breaking business. A 'phenomenally successful week In St. Louis followed. Then came a trip to the Puget Sound cities , with a series of successful .performances . In Kansas City , Denver , Salt Lnko City , Portland , Tacoma , Seattle , nnd other western centers. The success of the show on the coast was aptly Illustrated In Spokane , where the mayor of the city and n ijeregatlon of the city council waited upon' ' the management nnd solicited n return en gagement of the show. In Portland , In a leading editorial tbo day after the exhibi tions in that city , the Orcgonlan declared that Rlngllng Brothers was beyond all ques. tlon or comparison the greatest circus that had ever been seen -west of the Rocky mountains. This , however , seems to bo the verdict /everywhere , wether east or west of the Great Divide , and judging from what the press says of this season's offering for something unusual look 'Omaha ' people may usual In the way of arenlo displays. Many novel acts , It Is announced , have been im ported for this year's program , while tbo trained anlmat and spectacular displays are said to surpass anything of the kind ever seen here. Hubermann's jewelry store is the place ' nnd Doug. you get your money's worth. 13th Dr. Shcpard Hay Fever. S12 N. Y. Life. UII2U. VAN TUYL-Sarah Ann , August 12. 1S09. nt 12:30 : a. m. . wife of Ebenezer Van Tuyl. Funeral from her late residence , Monday morning , August 14 , at 10 o'clock. 214 So. 30th street. Interment , Forest Lawn - , aged 83 years , father of Mrs. I. Rubin and H. Greats. Funeral will take place from 2561 Jones street , Sunday at 3 o'clock. Friends invited. Have Root print it. Pile Sufferers Pleased Wo shall bo pleased to present to any sufferer a sample of Hazel-Leaf Pile Cure This treatment Is easy of application quick in its results and entirety harmless. HAZEL-LEAF PILE CURE is equally efficacious for .blind , bfeedlng , Itching or protruding piles any cases which do not show marked , benoflt after from 10 to 30 days' treatment with Hazel-Leaf Pile Cure ( cones ) should bo examined at once by a ) [ medical expert , as no medicine can help where this falls. Ask for free sample HAZEL-LEAF PILE CURE at SHERMAN & MCDONNELL DRUG DO , 15i : DODGI3 ST. , OMAHA. SIIBllMAX'S lUI LIVEll Listerine TSc. Not a "something Just na good" but tbo genuine Lambert's of St. Louis. We are in receipt of a large shipment nnd can sup ply you with this excellent antiseptic In any quantity you wish. During this weather you may be troubled with cntnr h or hay fev3r. If you are try Texas Catarrh Cure. Texas Catarrh Cure 40c Beecham's Pills 20c Electric Bitters 40c King's Now Discovery 4Cc Pieo's Consumption Cure 20c Stream's Colic Cure 20c Po1na 75c Garftold Tea 20o Ayer'e Pills 20c Beaton-McGinn Go - Drug , , S. W. Cor. ICth nnd Fnrnnm. Prescription Chemists. 'Phono 33. $5.00 A MONTH. DR. MeCREW , SPECIALIST , DISEASES AND DISORDERS OF MEN ONLY. 22 Yean Experience. 12 YearilnUmiht , KLKCTRICITT and EIMCAL Treatment - . - - > combinedVarlcocele , Stricture , SjrphllUI.o ol Vigor and Vitality. Tlil ? 5i8SinASTI'lD ' : : > Charge , low. IIOJIK TltEATMEST. Iloolc . , Consultation and Exam. Inatlnn Free. Hours , 8 a. ni. Io6 ; 7 to 8 p.m. Sunday , 9 In 12. P. O. Ilo7C6. Office , N. K. Cor. Mill auU Karnam Streets. OMAHA. NEU. MORE TESTIMONY IS HEARD Another SrnMon of Coroner' * Jnrjr dint IK InrcKtlftntlnK the Ilccrnt Fire. Yesterday morning the coroner's Jury that la Investigating the fatal accident that oc curred at the Mercer Chemical company'i flre held another session. The testimony of two men , Carl Giles , dynamo man for the electric light company , and J. U. Sullivan , lieutenant of hook and ladder company of engine house No. 3 , was taken , after which the members of the Jury examined the wires In the alloy In the rear of the Mercer Chem ical company building , and then proceeded to the power house , where they looked over the machinery. Witness Giles testified that ho tested the arc wires at 12 , noon , and every two hours thereafter until 6 o'clock on the day of the fire. This , ho alleged , Is one of his dally duties , for the purpose of ascertaining the condition of the circuits. At none of the hours mentioned were the currents on. With reference to wire No. 5 , or the one known ns the opera house wire , It was dead shortly nftor 4 o'clock , or as soon as the matinee closed at the I3oyd. After that hour there was no current on this wire. Fireman Sullivan told of the hook and Indder company going Into the alley and the raising of the ladder , which came In contact with wires Nos. 5 and 6. At the time of raising the ladder no current was , felt by the men at'the crank of the machine and none of thorn had any knowledge of any of the wires being alive until after the fire , when they were taking the ladder down. Witness was of the opinion that the wires In the alloy wore not crossed. There were no Instructions given relative to making an examination for live wires , as there was a general order about being careful and using great caution. After returning from the power house of the company the Jury took n recess until next Monday morning at 0 o'clock. Hamilton \Varren , M. D. . electric and magnetic physician , has moved his office to 119 North 16th street , room 13. Special at tention to all longstanding or lingering dls- casci and to dlKeasp * of wnmo" nml children. J. P. Cooke & Co. , rubber stamp manufac turers , removed to 1112 Farnam St. Tel. 1455. No Exceptions to our rule whatever about mail orders. Wo havea strict rule that the cash must accompany nil wall orders otherwise we pay no attention to the order. Vine Kolufni Sfic Duffy Malt Whiskey 83c Svrup of Figs -lOc Castorla 25c Doan's Kidney Pills 40o Eskay's Ft > od 40c Dr. Allies' Remedies ' 5o WIno of Cardul 75c Warner's Safe Cure iOc Sohaofer's Bure Death ( for bugs ) 20c Mennen'n Talcum Powder 13c Pear's Unscented Soap 12o Pear's Scented Soap 15c 4711 Soap 15c Ayer's Hair Vlpor C5c William's Pink Pills 40o Pyramid Pile Cure 40c Jayncu' Expectorant 75c Electric Bitters 40c Lydla Plnkha-m's Compound 75c Carter's Liver Pills IBo CUT PRICE DRUGGIST. Corner 16th nnd Chicago. The Ideal Pocket Kodak Takes pic' tures 12 exposure without reloading just the kodak for a holiday trip. The Robert Dempster Co. 1215 Fnrnum Street. Free Instruction in developing and printing. ICE CREM ! The finest in the land. Syrups made from fresh fruits. Choco late of the richest and finest flavor. Everything clean , pure and cold. * Gut Prices on Drugs and Patent Medicines. Full stock of Paints , 01 aw. Brushes , Bicycle Enamels , Vur- nlahes , Artists' Material , etc. Let us give you prices and we will do you good. J. A. fllLLtR & CO. , Cut Price Druggists. Open All Night. Cor. 14th and Douglas Sts. LADIES if you PROTECTINE You will not suffer from painful men struation or d lay ; laucorrhoea , vlgl- nltla , whites or any female dlicnarfts. For sale at all druggltti , 42 , and at G , M , Foster's ' Pharmacy , 024 K. Kltk Street , Drexel Hotel. SHORTEST LINE TO CALIFORNIA. HEAVY LINES : UNION PACIFIC. LIGHT LINES : OTHER ROADS. \ \ $ $ $ & & & > 0Jv * * t T fs * Passengers for Paolflo Coast can stay at home nearly a day longer than ; LosANaELEtfb those who use.any other road , and reach their Destination just as soon. See above Illustration for direct Line. CITY TICKET OFFICE , 1302 FARNAM STREET , "No matter what the price 'Boston Store' shoes are the best. " Here's the way we're clear ing out summer shoes al ways remember that we'll give you your money back instantly if you can dupli cate our prices. All the men's tan summer sfioes , made to retail for $8 , $4 and $5 , will be offered in this clearing sale at $1.9 S. S.Men's Men's patent leather shoes and men's patent enamel sfioes that sold from $ .50 to Sff a pair , will no in this sak at $2.50. All the men's black and tan and patent leather oxford ties that were made to retail for up to $5.00 , go at $2.50 and $3. All the ladies' fancy vesting top hand turn s7wes , made to sell at $4 and $5 , will be sold at $1.59 and $1.98 pair. Ladies' oxford ties in the very newest , latest and daintiest styles , in black and tan , go in four lots at $1.50 , $1.98 , $2.50 and $3. Then in the basement we will close out a lot of odds and ends of . _ _ . ladies' shoes , misses' shoes and children's shoes , all kinds of oxford ties and slippers at 59c , 75c and 98o pair , and a whole lot of men's shoes for $1.25. ROSTOV STORE , N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts. , Omaha. Special Bargai For Monday. Misses' Tan Kid Strap Slippers Regular Price $1.50. Price for Monday 75c N. & Corner 16th and Douelu Sto. V sV V m mTHE THE 99-CENT STORE. = = Syracuse China is made on pure vltrouo body , from clay specially imported for this pur- _ pose. It is equal to Haviland China < 2i at about half the coat. We have the now shapes and decorations. We're going to sell this beautiful china at popular prices bjr the Bet or by the ' piece Would 'bo pleaae-d to show you. 1519-1521 1519-1521 Douglas = Douglas Street. Street. Xar 10th Rear loth 9 * . WMWWWffl An Imperfect Contour Tlio loss of even one or t\vo TEETH mars the symmetry of the face , besides making mastication dlfllcult. The teeth made here , cither with or \vlthont plates , will restore the natural beauty of form to the face and Jill all the functions of natural teeth. Bailey the Dentist , Twelfth Year In Omaha. Pioneer Iteasonablc Priced Dentistry. 3rd Floor Paxton Block. FOR PRESCRIPTIONS AH the dniKS likely to bo called for are here , pure and fresh If any article not in stock Is wanted. It Is procured as quickly as possible. Under no circumstance Is an inexperienced person alowed to dispense a prescription. The best work with the finest drugs la what you want and what you will get. tifiii Cnturrli I'iMrilcr -10o Stuurt'H I-NieiNla TiililutH lOu AVIne of Carilul Trici Mile * ' Ilciueillva 7S Vlnii Kolnfru H.'u HoNlrtter'N IHIIi-m 7rvo Warnor'n S f Cure l)0 < . I'e-rii-nit 7.1o I'nliic'M Celery Compound "fie. Uootl'M Hnrnniiurllln . . . . 75 WllllniiiH' 1'Iiik I'llU lOc. Cimtnriu "o tiVfUlt Of I-'ilfH. . . . . , - ( ) , ! I'lerct-'n Kuvnrlle I'rcHcrtiitloii , , T.lo MlleH1 IlcmeillcK 7 , " ! , , Curler' * I.lviT J'llU J5n CTORE 1& DEPT. ILER GRAND BATHS HER BR&ND HOTEL. Electric , Turkish , Russian , Roman , PlungeSea Salt , and Plain Baths. LADIES' DAY Tuesday 10 a. ra. to 5 p. m. Expert lady operators in attendance. OPEN ALL NIGHT' 1'iwv. J. t > \ A now lot of these late etyle Dandana ( handkerchief ) Neckties on which OUR price is 45o mean while wo have on sale StrliiK Ties , le. Hoys' Underwear , 12 > 4e. Colored Shirts with white neck bands , 25c. Strons Working Panta , 60c. Fine Trunks , $1.60. 'Men's ' Cheviot Suits , $2.08 otc. GUARANTEE CLOTHING CO. , CAPITOL AVE.f NEAR I6TH STREET. Clq e to Ilennett'if. P. S. Motormen and street rail way conductors' regulation uni form suits. 19.75 , Wo carry In etocli Wiuhburn ft Jloen's Wire Rope From 3-16-lnch to S-4-lnoi for Sa h Cord , Elevators , ere. ' GALVANIZED fiTuTlATTOl.lnoh to 1-2-lnch. Ouylnjr for Smoke Btaoki , T lefTApli and Tolephons Poles , ota Wlro Roue Clio All sizes. JAS. MORTON & SON CO. , 1611 Dodge St. WHAT YOU PAY for a thing IB important , but what you set in return for your money is ten times mora Important. Ordinarily th best things cost a great deal more than poor things , , but when you buy our Five Cent Jersey you get the best for what you pay for tha poor cigars dn other places. Ask any smoker nnd ho will tell you If s the best flvo cent cigar made nnd the equal of most ten cent cigars. Paxfon Block Ckar Store , Jacob Jaskalek , Prop. 16th. near Farnam. "Defer no time , delays Have Dangerous Ends" So said Shakespeare , but bo didn't refer to Krug Cabinet lager beer. It wasn't made in his day but all the great men In the west acknowl edge it the best beer of today. Couldn't b anything else when it's made of the best Bohemian ( Imported ) hops and selected malt , with no other Ingredients. Try a caso. i-itnij iciiim jiiimvi.\r. co. , Tel. 420. 1007 Jackson Street. AUCTION ! Monday , Aug. 14 , 10 o'clock a. m. , at 520 North ICth street. Another large and nice , clean lot of household goods to the highest bidder. This lot consists of bedroom , dln- ingroom and kitchen furniture ; dishes , glassware , granlto ware , toilet sets , book cases , refrigerators , curtains , draperies , pic tures , mirror , parlor furniture , mattresses , pillows , now and second hand carpets , rugi In great variety , office desks and chairs , iron beds , odd dreeners and coromodei. Rvcry person in Omaha thinking of buying furniture should BCO this stock , THE CLAY * AUCTION CO. , R20 .Vortli .Sixteen" ! St. 'J'rl. SOOO. - TEETH EXTRACTED 25 CENTS. PAINLRSS DR. MASON. DENTIST UXTHACTION 4tb Floor Oroiru Blk. , 18th and Douclti Gold Alloy Filling $1.0O Gold Filling $1.0Oandnp Cold Crowns $5.0O SttTeetn . . . . $5.00 BestTflEtli . $7.5O Teeth Extracted 20c All other work I will do for the re- ' malnder of this month and ull of next , ending Sept. 30th , at a discount of 25 % A , Do not fall to lake advantage of this [ opportunity offered. DR , R. i.MITTELSTADT , . . DENTIBT. . 334 BEEBLDQ. TEL , 1413. 4
