20 THE O IAHA DAILY ST7KDAT , ATJGTJST 27 , 1899.
EARLY CONVENTION CALLED
Republican ! Will Meet September 9 to Nom
inate Their County Ticket.
BURBANK FACTION LARGELY OUTNUMBERED
fVere AWf to Slimtor Only Thirteen
Voted nnil Tliclr Ilciinpnrtlon-
xncnt Sclinmo Never Saw
the Light ,
At a meeting of the republican county
central committee , held nt WaPhtngton
hall yesterday afternoon , the dale of Ihe
county convention -was fixed September 9
nt 2 o'clock. The primaries will be held on
the preceding day under the usual rules
of the county central committee. The con
vention will perform the double office of
nominating the county ticket and of select
ing the Douglas county delegation to the
Btato convention that meets In Omaha
September 21.
The session only occupied n quarter of an
hour and the only difference of opinion that
developed referred to the date of the con
vention. Chairman Burbnnk was anxious
to delay the convention until September 1C
nnd his -wishes were seconded by a small
minority of the commlllcc. As they were
only able , however , to muster thirteen votes
out of forty-nlno present Iho earlier dale
wan selected by an overwhelming majorlly.
The reapportlonmont scheme lhat had
been Incubated by Burbank and his Imme
diate supporters \\na neatly headed off by
n resolullon lhat fixed the apportionment
on the previous basle and which was
adopted by a practically unanimous vote.
Burbank's proposed apportionment contem-
plalcd giving Omaha 163 delegates , South
Omaha twenty-three nnd the country twen
ty-nine. Naturally the Sixth ward was to
receive the benefit of the change nnd It was
modestly accredited with twenty-five dolc-
gstos. The Fourth ward was to have twcn-
ty-one and the others from cloven to
twenty.
The committee wns called to order by
Chairman Burbank and the roll call showed
the largest atlendance that had been re
corded at any recent section. On motion
of Ed Taylor of the Slxlh ward proxies
wore admitted and the commllleo proceeded
to business. H. E. Coshran of the Seventh
ward moved that the chairman bo Instrucled
to call the convention Scptcmbor 19 and
Dr. McCoy of West Omaha offered the fol
lowing resolullon as a substitute :
Dr. McCoj'H Ili-niiliitloii.
Resolved , Thai the secretary be instructed
to prepare and Issue a call for a conven
tion of the republicans of Douglas county ,
to bo held at Washington hall In the city of
Omaha , Scplember 9 , 1899 , at 2 p. m. , for
the purpose of nominating candidates for
tbo county offices to bo filled at the elec
tion in November , 1899 , and to erect dele-
gales to represent Douglas county In the
republican state convention to be held In
Omaha , September 21 , 1899 , under the call
of the republican state committee.
Victor Rosewater suggested several rea
sons why the McCoy resolution should bo
adopted. Ho urged that , since Douglas
county is likely to hnve n candidate for
the supreme bench , the county convenlton
should bo called as soon as possible In order
that Its notion may have Iho groalest possible
weight. The democratic and populist con
ventions are also called for September 16
and howas In favor of taking the lead
nt once and making an aggressive cam
paign that will lead to victory at the polls ,
lie also called attention to the fact that
the selection of a Douglas county candi
date for supreme judge may necessitate a
Revision of the local judicial tlslcet and in
that case it Is advisable to have the or
ganization complete before this emergency
Js presented.
Emerson Benedict nnd G. S. Ambler
pleaded for a later date and a short cam
paign and criticised the McCoy resolution
( because it called on the secretary to Issue
the call. Dr. McCoy explained that no dis
courtesy to the chairman was Intended and
nt his suggestion the word "chairman" was
substituted for that of "secretary. " Gus
tavo lAndorson , C. W. Johnson and others
declared In favor of the earlier date and
Emorsou Benedict moved as an amendment
that the date bo fixed nt Scplcmbsr 16. The
amendment was lost by 13 to 3G and the
( McCoy resolullon prevailed.
Victor Ilosowntor then offered the follow
ing additional resolution to govern the pri
maries :
Cull for ( lie Prlmarlm. .
Resolved , That the apportionment of dele
gates to laid county convention bo ten for
each ward of the city of Omaha , four for
each ward of the city of South Omaha and
flvo for each country proclncl.
That the primaries to select the dslc-
gales to said county convention bo hold
Friday , September 8 , 1899 , in the respective
wards of Omaha and South Omaha , and in
each of such precincts as petition for pri
maries , under Ibo rules of this committee
governing primary elections.
That the commltleemcn from the respec
tive wards and precincts shall agree upon
and furnish tbo secretary with the nainca
of judges nnd clerks of the primary elec
tion and the places of holding the same
cot later than Scplember 4.
That tbo order of offices mentioned in the
call bo the saino as In 1895.
In this connection Chairman Burbank de
clared that the committee has no rules.
Ills attention wns called lo the fast that
the rules adopted by the former commit
tees still hold good , Inasmuch as they bavo
not been changed , but ho persisted In the
contention lhal no rules exist. Anomcnd-
ment to tlio resolution was consequently
euggcsled by which Iho rules of the prexlouc
committee < wcro adopted and the resolution
as then adopted as amended.
lA goodly number of candidates for county
offices were In attendance to watch proceed
ings. Clement Chase was also present , In
forming his friends that ho would like a
place on the etato ticket as candidate for
university regent.
P. J , Karbach & Sons , carriage and wagon
makers ; new location , 13th and Howard.
OHISATI.Y IIISDUCISD HATKS
Via Onuiha A St. toiiln U. It. ana Wa-
bniih It. H.
For the O. A. R. encampment nt Phira-
delphla. Tickets sold September 1 , 2
and 3 , good returning September 30. with
choice of routes via Niagara Falls or Wash-
Inglon and stopover privileges at other
points. A special cheap rate to New York
City and return. For rales , time tables and
all Information call at city office. 1415
Farnam street ( Paxton hotel block ) , or
write Harry E. Mooros , C , P. & T , A. ,
Omaha , Neb.
Laurel Iltvuo. . 11) , I.udlc. of the
Maooiihue. ,
The funeral of Lady Mary Mclntyre will
take praco from the family residence , 2315
South Nineteenth street , at 1 o'clock Sun
day afternoon , August 27 , Services from
residence. All Ladles and Sir Knights ol
the Maccabees are respectfully Invited to
attend. H , R. CRAWFORD ,
Record Keeper.
ANNIE CRAWFORD , Lady Commander.
Clilontro to New York ami Hcturu
Via Lake Shore & Michigan Southern rail
way. Tickets on sale September 1 to 4 , in
clusive , Return limit September 12 , or by
deposit of ticket and payment of f 0 cents
may ba extended to September 30. Stopover
allowed at Niagara Falls and Cbautauqua
also privilege of Hudson River Day Line
boats belween Albany and New York in
cither direction. For sleeping car reserva
tions , which snoufd be made early , or any
additional Information address B. P , Hum-
phrey , T , P. A. , Kansas City , Mo. , or F
M. Brron , G. W. A. , Chicago. A. J. Smith
O , P. A. , Cleveland.
Eee Ham , jr. , at Hagenback'i.
BIG EXCURSION FROM IOWA
Came Orcr MllvrnnUee nnit Itncte
Inland Itofulft , Attractetl hr 1'cnn-
jlvntiln. Day.
The excursion * from DCS Molncs and In
termediate points arranged by the Mtlwnu-
keo and Rock Island roada for yesterday on
account of "Pennsylvania day" proved most
nucccsstul , although "Pennsylvania day"
failed to materialize. The excursionists
were much disappointed when they arrived
here , but made the best of the situation and
were satisfied with their Irlp because of the
low rates which the roads had made. The
rates reached the minimum of the present
season , being about ' , cent per mile.
The Rock Island brought In Its excursion
train In two sections , one arriving at 11:13 :
and the second at ± 1:35 : , nnd the size of the
crowd was most satisfactory to the officials.
The Milwaukee officials also expressed them
selves as highly plcastMl with the success of
their excursion.
Sinuko Coiimimer. on Locomotive * .
The Rock Island route will soon adopt a
device for the consumption of smoke from
the engines. For some time past it has
been under test on the Colorado flyer and
hns proven a success. The engines are
equipped wllh a hollow brick arch ,
which Is built In the fire-box. Below this
and about n foot abovu the grates are
> orcd four holes In the sides of the flre
box. In each of these holes Is Inserted a
patent deflecting nlr tube , connecting with
he hollow arch. Through these tubes the
outside air Is drawn In and , after being
healed , In allowed to mix with the uncon.
umcd gases or hydrocarbons. By this
mixing the gases ore transferred Into a per-
ect state of combustion by which they nro
onsumed and thoroughly disposed of , thus
> rovcntlng them from being forced out Into
ho air.
The experlmonls conducted thus far have
been under the direction of Assistant General -
oral Manager Allen nnd Superintendent of
Motive Power Wllasn of the Rock Island and
\hey \ have expressed themselves as more
ban pleased wlthi the results.
l\lK Shipment of llorncn.
Two special tralnloads of horees , constst-
ng of about 1,800 animals , were handled by
the Burlington yesterday via Lincoln , emroute
from the Wyoming ranges to East St. LouU.
They belong to Campbell , Reid & Hllgort
and the Western Stables company of East
St. Louis and will be placed on the market
shortly after arrival at their destination.
The animals were unloaded at Lincoln ,
where they arrived Thursday evening , for
feeding , and Manager Doehegan of the West
Lincoln stock ynids Is authorlly for the
statement that It was the largest shipment
over fed in any yards -west of the Missouri
river.
Hnllvray Rote * ami I'ornonaln.
G. M. Payne , commercial agent of the
Cotton Belt route at Kansas City , is an
) maha visitor.
Bert Phillips of the Elkhorn passenger de
partment has gene to Ncllgb , Neb. , to
spend Sunday.
J. H. Gable , traveling passenger agent of
the Elkhorn , wllh headquarters at Denlson ,
la. , is a visitor in the city.
General Passenger Agent Buchanan of the
Elkhorn has returned from Chicago , where
le has been In atlendance upon a meeting
of the Western Passenger association.
The Rock Island road has fallen In line for
the preliminary exposition excursions and
announces that It will put Into effect a rate
of 80 per cent of the one-way rate for the
round trip , minimum $1.75 , from all points
In Nebraska , on August 28 , 30 and 31 , limit
returning September 4.
TUB 1'ALACIS OF SALT.
Utnli'H Unlaue anil Interesting Pro
duction ,
The Salt Palace In Salt Lake City , con
structed from salt crystals formed in the
brine of Great Salt Lake. Is the most never
enterprise ever undertaken In the west.
The main building Is a veritable crystal
palace , and no adequate idea of the dazzling
effect can be secured except from a per
sonal view of the exhibition. Connected
with the palace is a Midway Plalsancc , in
cluding Hagenback's Great Wild Animal
show and the fastest bicycle track in the
world. The paTaeo is located In the heart
of Salt Lake City and occupies about
twenty acres of ground. The only trans
continental line passing directly through
Salt Lake City Is the Rio Grande IVestorn
Ry. Stopover privileges given at Salt Lake
City on all classes of through tickets. This
line operates through Pulfman Palace and
ordinary sleeping cars , free reclining chair
cars and a perfect dining car service. Send
2 cents postage to W. H. Snedaker. 14
Montgomery , San. Francisco ; J. D. Mansfield ,
253 Washington , Portland ; W. C. McBrlde ,
47. E. Broadway , Butte ; E. Copland , 215
Dearborn street , Chicago , or George W.
tlelntz , acting general passenger agent. Salt
Lake City , for copy of "Salt Lake City the
City of tbo Saints. "
Darwin's theory verified in Ham , Jr. , the
orang-outang at Hagenback's.
Attention.
To any member of the First Nebraska
regiment wanting dentistry done , we will
give a discount of 45 per cent off our regu
lar price. BAILEY THE DENTIST.
Announcement. .
I wloh to announce to the people of
Omaha and vicinity that it is my intention
to continue the undertaking buslnrss so tang
conducted by my husband , the late M. O.
Maul , at 1417 Farnam street , nnd to ask
from tbo public a continuance of the patronage -
ago hercloforo given the establishment. Re
spectfully , MRS. M. O. MAUL.
Hubermann's jewelry store is the place
you got your money's worth. 18th and Doug.
Ileyn'n Free Gift Another Month.
Everybody knows we won the stiver cup-
first prize for grand portraiture at the re
cent state and intcrstatp photographers' con.
vontlon y.et we will continue lo give free
during August , a beautiful framed watercolor -
color of yolirself colored true to nature ,
with each new dozen platlno cabinets or
larger photos , These water colors alone
re worth $2.60. HEYN , 315-15-17 South
Fifteenth street.
MoIClnlcx Club Meeting.
A meeting of the Fifth Ward McKlnley
club Is hereby called at Young's ball , lth
and Corby , Wednesday evening , Aug. 30 , at
8:30 : o'clock , By order of the president.
W. E. STOCKHOLM , , Secretary.
Dubuiiue Itnoek ,
On August 27 and 28 the Chicago , Mil
waukee & St. Paul railway will sell tickets
Omaha to Dubuque and relurn for $10.70 ,
half fare. The fast train leaves Omaha , at
5:45 : p. m. and arrives at Dubuque at 6:25 :
a. m Reserve berths in steeper now. City
ticket office 1604 Farnam street. F. A. Nash ,
General Western Agent.
The Bankers' Accident Insurance Co. of
DCS Molncs , with moro iniurance in force
In its home state than any other accident
company , is now adding Nebraska to its
Hat of states and has a place for an am
bitious young roan desiring to learn the
business. Address 703 N. Y. Life building ,
Omaha.
St. I'liul , Mluiienpoll. , Anhlnnil , Dnlnth
Are quickly and easily reached via Wiscon
sin Central railway. Two modern trains
leave Chicago dally for the above named
cities , passing through the principal cities
of Wisconsin euroute. Apply to your near-
vet ticket agent for further Information.
JAS. C. POND , O. P. A. . Milwaukee , WIs.
A. D. T , 0. ; mosBenevri furnished ; bag
gage delivered. 1802 Douglas St. Tel. 177.
At F. M. Schadell & Oo. ' next Wednes
day between 2 cud 4 , call and Bee Dr. Car
penter , who will explain all about the hair ,
gray hair and on scalp dleenacs.
Uuuuuue Race. .
the Nutwood Park raoei at Dubuque week
of August 26 will be tba greatest harness
meet in history $110,000 In purses. Half
rates , Omaha to Dubuque and return , via
the Chicago , Milwaukee & Bt. Paul railway ,
Tickets on sale at depot and ISOi Farnam
street on August 27 and 28 ,
COMELY WOMAN STEALS TEAM
HnmcM niul CnrrlnKC Tnken from
Mvqry Slnlilc In Inwn Town
hr StrnnKcr li tt Here.
Detecllvcs Hcllfeld and Donohuo have re
covered a team of horses stolen several
weeks ago from an Iowa liveryman under
puzzling circumstances. The police of oil
the towns In tbolclnlty have kept watch
for the horses , and the owner having found
no trace of them had given the property
up tor lost.
The afternoon of August 8 a comely young
woman called at the stable of Ixvor &
Combs , Jefferson , la. , to biro a team for the
day. She was particular about the speed of
the horses , saying she was going for a drive
of several hours and desired fast travelers.
The best team In Uie stable v.aa harnessed
up for her and she drove away.
That wnsthe Inst seen of either the team
or the young woman until the detectives saw
the horses Friday afternoon at the market
drawing a load of vegetables. Inquiry dis
closed that they were In the possession of a
farmer living not far from town , who wa
holding them as security for a bill for their
feed.
feed.Tho
The farmer told the detectives a young
woman drove to his place last week and
asked 1o leave tbo buggy and horses for a
few days , saying she was going to visit In
"the city and wished to have the team where
It would bo well cared for. She was never
seen again.
The detectives are at a loss to explain why
the young woman preferred to drive rather
than to travel by cars from Jefferson to
Omaha and they do not understand why she
did not attempt to sell the team or notify
the owners where It was. The owners came
for their property yesterday and win pay
the detectives the reward offered for Its re
covery.
If Omaha Is In danger of being surfeited
by amusement there are no visible evi
dences of the fact. The special attrac
tions at the exposition draw largo and
gratifying crowds , and worthy entertain
ments of all kinds are well patronized.
Naturally there Is a great deal of Interest
In the coming of the circus , because that
Is a different kind of amusement than has
beeni recently current. Dcsldes , the circus
always has Us Individual fascination for
the lover of amusement. There lo some
thing about the big ring show that Is Ir-
rcslstlblo to nine-tenths of the population.
Naturally , the greater the show the more
potent Is the attraction. No ono In Omaha
need bo told that Rlngllng Brothers' circus ,
which will pitch Its tents In this city Mon
day , September 4 , Is a great show. Its ropu.
tatlon Is established and Us merits nro uni
versally recognized. It Is Interesting to
learn , however , that the show Is rargor and
moro than ever worthy of the patronage of
the public this year. Some of the special
features are particularly striking. The one
that has probably attracted the most atten
tion Is the elephant brass band a musical
organization composed entirely of probes
cidians. There are five of thcso big , un
wieldy elophantlno wind-jabbers , and the
way they blow great , blue blasts out of
their fong helicon horns Is a caution to the
musical fraternity. Their repertoire Is not
an extensive ono , but they have so far mis
tered the Intricacies of musical notation as
to render "Comln" Through the Rye" with
such a thunderous volume of sound as to
rattle neighboring windows and cause the
lions and tigers to roar a protest In a deep
feline bass. Dut the real point the act
Illustrates , and which In Itself excites won
der , Is the fact that elephants can play
music , and , Incidentally , that their Fung
power Is several hundred times greater than
that of the largest circus band , even When
playing double fortissimo passages. The
elephant brass band is not , however , the
only remarkable trained animal act with
the show. The famous Lockhart comedy
elephants are still retained , while Europe
furnishes a new and never importation in
Marchand's pugilistic pachyderms. A baboon
which does a principal riding act has at
tracted a great deal of attention. The
arenlc part of the show Is said to be bo-
wlldcrlngly comprehensive. The roster em
braces nearly 300 riders , acrobats , aerlallsts
and specialists , while unusual attention is
given to patriotic spectacular displays.
ATTENTION !
U. S. Grant Pout , No. HO , Department
of S'ebrnmka.
All members of the post are requested
to aesOTnbfo at the northeast corner of 15th
and Douglas streets , In uniform so far as
practicable , on Tuesday , Aug. 29 , to greet
the First Nebraska on its return from the *
Philippines. Owing to the possibility of
trains being late comrades are requested to
keep themselves posted as to the movement
of trains and to assemble one hour previous
to the time of expected arrival. All old
soldiers and salfors are cordially invited to
join us on this occasion. By order of
L. A. HARMON ,
J. E. CRAMER , Commander.
Adjutant.
Uulldliiu ; Permit * .
The following building permits hare been
granted by the city building inspector :
Peter Rob , 1044 Donovan street , repairs ,
$100 ; Emma Waller , North Twenty-eighth
street , repairs , $100 ; Herman Kountze ,
South Thirty-ninth street , frame dwelling ,
$9,000.
A Mountain Tonrtnt
In search of grand and beautiful scenery
finds such a profusion of riches in Colorado
that before planning a trip it will bo well
for .you to gain air the information possible.
The Denver & Rio Grande railroad pub
lishes a scries of uieful illustrated pamph
lets , all of which may bo obtained by
writing S. K. Hooper , general passenger and
ticket agent , Denver , Colo.
VERY LOWEST RATES
to
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
via
"THE NORTHWESTERN LINE , "
September 1 , 2 and 3.
CHOICE OF ROUTES ,
STOP-OVERS.
THREE LIMITED TRAINS DAILY.
New city offices , 1401 and 1403 Farnam.
The "Northwestern" is the official line
for the Nebraska a. A. R. and W. R. C.
Special train leaves Omaha U. P. depot , 4:55 :
p. m. , September 2 , and runs through to
Philadelphia WITHOUT CHANGE. These
accommodations are open to the public.
V. 91. C. A. Note
. . . . * .
The men's' meeting at tbo Young Men's
Christian association Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock will be addressed by the Rev. F. S.
Stein of Lincoln , This gentleman has quite
a reputation as a strong speaker and has
been supplying the pulpit atthe First Pres
byterian church for eome time. The asso
ciation , male quartet will elng. 'All ' men are
cordially invited.
The building of the Young Men's Christian
association is especially adapted to receiv
ing strangers and has a well-earned reputa
tion for making nil visitors thoroughly at
home. Exposition visitors are finding tbo
rooms just what they need for down-town
headquarters. The central location may have
something to do with ihH. The rot room * ,
toilet rooms , Information bureau and cosy
cafe , however , are of such n character us to
merit liberal patronage. All are made thor
oughly welcome. Many thousands took nd-
vantage of the privileges offered ln t year
and everything Indicates a repetition this
year.
A NCTT Firm.
Ed T. Heydcn , the bicycle man , and T. S.
Kellcy , who has been with Albert Cahn
for the last eight years , have formed a
partnership and have purchased the Rich
ard James' shirt factory at 321 North ICth
street , and about September 1st will open
up with a full and complete line of men's
furnishings , to be sold at popular prices.
They are having the room entirely remod
eled , new plato glass front nnd new fix
tures , which will make It ono of the hand
somest stores on North 16th street. Both
arc popular young men and deserve to
succeed in business ,
J. P. Cooke & Co. , rubber stamp manufac
turers , removed to 1112 Fnrnam St. Tel , 1455.
MelClnlor Arrived lit Ilnrrlnlmrir.
HARRISBURO. Pa. , Aug. 26. President
McKInfey , accompanied by Mrs. McKlnley
and party , arrived hero at 1 o'clock this
afternoon and proceeded west to Plttsburg.
They were joined at Princeton Junction by
General Merrltt and Lieutenant Mott. Mrs.
McKlnloy's health continued good , but she
was slightly fatigued.
Try the Her Grand hotel cafes. Open from
6 n. m. until 12 p. m. Three cafes on first
floor and one grill room. Turkish and elec
trical baths. Ladles' day. Tuesdays.
Have Root nrint It.
Lost A mouse colored Jersey muley cow ,
left ear cropped had feather bolter on.
Return to 1330 S. 30th ave. , and receive
reward , or telephone 518.
See Ham , jr. , at Hagenback's.
Churned -with
Fred Harrison , formerly n prominent Lin
coln lawyer , was arrested Friday afternoon
by Detectives Hcltfcld and Donohuo on the
charge of forgery. Ho was found at the
WobstT street station , having just slopped
aboard n train. The offenses for which Harrison
risen i wanted are passing checks for
Err amounts on two saloon keepers. It Is
charged that the first chock $20 In amount
was signed C. E. Rich and wa passed on
C. Bond at Ninth and Lcavonworth streets ,
and that the second check was for $3 and
was cashed by a man named Todd of Lin
coln.
Drcxct Honiffitcnil Snlc.
The Drexel homestead on South Tenth
street and other real estate belonging to
the Drcxel estate win bo sold by the admin
istrators , nt the east front door of the court
house August 29 at 10 o'clock a. m. This
will bo a good opportunity to secure a valu
able and elegant residence cheap.
Hard coal. $8,50 per ton , September de
livery. R. M. McClelland & Co. , 2306 Gum-
Ing street.
Final Meeting of Tcnchcm' Inntlttitc.
At the final meeting of the Douglas
County Teachers' institute several Important
subjects were discussed at length by the
members. Principal among them were the
introduction of music into the course of
study , the reading circle course and the
compulsory attendance law.
The opinion expressed regarding the In
troduction of music into the course of in
struction was that it should be made one of
the requirements of a teacher's certificate.
It was recommended that afl teachers bo
asked to attend their local reading circles.
The compulsory school law was endorsed , as
It Is believed that It will be productive of
increased attendance and more intelligent
citizenship.
VERY LOWEST RATES
to
PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW YORK
via
"THE NORTHWESTERN LINE , "
September 1 , 2 and 3.
CHOICE OF ROUTES ,
STOP-OVERS ,
THREE LIMITED TRAINS DAILY.
New city offices , 1401 and 140 $ Farnam.
The "Northwestern" is the official Tine
for the Nebraska G. A. R. and W. R. C.
Special train leaves Omaha U. P. depot , 4:55 :
p. m. , September 2 , and runs through to
Philadelphia WITHOUT CHANGE. These
accommodations are open to the public.
IT KILLS
ROACHES AND WATER BUGS
"Sanford' * Laat Bf al. "
mhlB great chemical discovery completely
oxtormlna.ua them. It U not , potaon , and
Is perfectly harmless to any oth r living
thing.
20c n. Hox.
Palnc's Celery Compound 76c
Hood's Sarsaparllla 75c i
Swamp-Root 40o >
Indian Scgwa 75o
William's Pink Pills o .
Gem Catarrh Cure 40c ,
Blrney's Catarrh Cur 40c I
Wine of Cardul f- J c |
Carter's Liver Pills loc
Ayor'a llnlr Vigor 65o i
Garfleld Tea Me
Jaynea' Expectorant 7So i
S. S. S 75 °
Syrup of Figs "
Pyramid Pile Curs c
DOSTON STORE
If DRUG P DEPT.
CftPILL RIS-DE RADO
has at last solved that great problem for
.people . troubled -with superfluous hair. Cap-
Illarls-De Uado instantly destroy * super
fluous hair without pain. Is perfectly
harmless. Price , $1.00 per bottleo any
address in plain wrapper. H. B. Van
Camp & Co. , Boom 4 , 310 8. ICth St. ,
Omaha , Neb.
The Pennsylvania
Boys.
disappointed the Omaha public by not ar
riving on Ume. Wo always try to please
and never disappoint you. for our prices
are the lowest.
7Cc Hall's Catarrh COo
$1.00 Mothr'B Friend EOo
$1,00 Pleroa's Prescription 75c
Jl.OO rierco1 * Golden Medical T5c
11.00 Indian Snpwa EOo
$1.00 Palne's Celery ? 6o
(1.00 Swamp Hoot Tfic
GOo Swamp Root 40o
too Sanltol Tooth Wash 40o
Jl.OO Hosteller's Bitters THe
0c Syrup of Figs 40a
Beaton-McGinn Drug Go , ,
S. W. Cor. 15th and Farnam.
Prescription Chemlstg. 'Phone 533.
Improved Train Service to Oregon
THROUGH DINING THROUGH DINING
CAR SERVICE CAR SERVICE
TO PORTLAND. TO PORTLAND.
TUB UNION PACIFIC mill direct connection. , ( tba O. S. I. . & O. H. it IV , CO. )
Imve added a Buffet luioklnir nnd IJbrnrr Car .to their through train to
1-OHTM.NI ) , OlllSncm. The train I. equipped with I'aluoe Sleeper. , Dlulnic
Cur. , meal. M-lu-carte , Free Hcclluliiif Chair Car * , and Coache. nmUlni ;
luxuriou. travel to the North Pacific Coa.t. Direct connection , made fur
Tacoum aiid Seattle.
CITY TICKET OFFICE ,
1302 FARNAM ST.
Vln the Wnlinuli nnllroad ,
ChlcnRo lo Toronlo and relurn , August
25 to 29 , $12.40.
Chicago to Philadelphia and relurn , Sep
tember 1 , 2 and 3. 116.45.
ChlcaRo lo New York and relurn , Septem
ber 1 , 2 nnd 3 , $18.45.
Chicago to Detroit and return. September
16 and 17 , $7.75.
For further particulars In regard tn
roulcs , stoiovcrs. elc. , cell on or wrlle a. N
Clayton , N. W. P. Agl. , room COS Karbach
DFk. , Omnha , Neb.
Hamlllon Wnrren , M. D. , elecirlc and
magnetic physician , has moved his offlca to
119 North ISth slreel. room 13. Special at
tention to all InnR-standlne or lingering dls-
and to dleeasp * of women nnd children
Dlank book jnd innear.lDe binding. A , I
Root , 1609 Howard ntrpnt.
Dr. SKepotd Hay Fever. S12 N. T. Lit * .
It's Easier
Walking.
Men who stand or walk a great deal can
obtain relief and a sense of cnso by wearing
a suspensory. We have nice ones with
leg straps at 25c and 76c. At the latter
price we have ono style In white' silk bolt
ing clolh , the other flue , closely woven
black silk.
At 3Ec and 60c wo have two good kinds
of silk bandages with just the ono band
around the body ( no leg straps. )
The COo kind Is a little heavier silk than
the SSc.
All bandages sent postpaid upon receipt
of price.
Wrllo for catalogue of rubber goods.
Sherman & McDonnell Drug Go ,
1613 DODGE ST. , OMAHA. NEB. ,
MIDDLE OF BLOCK.
DnTmqnr , In. ,
Is on the line of the Chicago. Milwaukee
& St. Paul railway. Halt rates Omaha to
Dubuque and rftturn on snlo August 27 nnd
28 at the city ticket office , 1504 Farnain
street. F. A. NASH ,
General Western Agfnl.
Because 1 Love Him
Is Iho reason I use Kpypllnn I olus Cream
on my lips He uses It on his face after
shaving. It's a great pn-pntvUlon lOc n
bottle.
Rein Cndtrrlt I'oiTiIrr (0 < i
Sliinrl'R DNttM | > Hln TnhlPtft . . . . . . ! < > < .
\\liiFnfCiirdul ? 1c
Warner's Safe Cure IMI
I'r-ru-nii . . . . T.'e
1'nliie'n OlorjCainiinttnil . . . . . . . 7."c
llnnil'H Snrnniinrllln 7.1u
AVent' Ilrnlii ami Xrrvc Treat
ment ! > " '
William * ' IMnk IMIln I0o
Cnntorlit -Tie
Syrup of KRN | Itlo
IMerce'n ruviirltr I'roM'rliitloti. . 7."o
MlleV HeiucillpN 7. c
Cnrtcr'n l.lvcr IMtln lee
CUT PRICK
DRUGGIST.
Corner 10th nnd
You will not suffer from painful men
struation or delay ; laucorrhocn , vltl-
nttls , whites or aoy female dlschartes.
For sale at all druggists , J2 , and at
C. M , Foster's ' Pharmacy ,
UU-4 X. Kith Nlrort ,
l lintel.
Who habitually keep fashion's pace , who usually know what
Is coming ibofore It gets here , who take pride In owning ithe first
properly tailored suits of the season wo ha\o a surprise oven
for you. Our fall stock of the latest novelties In Domestics and
Imported Fabrics Is now In nnd ready for your inspection a'nd
never before has such a magnificent line of suitings been shown
in this city. Well dressed means to bo correctly dressed nnd
perfectly fitted. This Is Just what wo do fit you as near perfec
tion as can bo done not only fit , but make a suit trimmed with
the choicest made and oven In the face of ithese- facts you
pay less for your cloths than you do * for ordinary ready tnado
clothing.
It will please us to have you inspect our goods and learn
our prices.
The Bee Tailors
1607 Farnam Street.
When you
Buy shoes
DON'T FORGET That the shoes you buy
from us are the very best and most reliable
goods , as well as the most correct in style , to
be found anywhere in the country.
DON'T FORGET That we sell all kinds of shoes ,
from a heavy working shoe to the finest patent leather
Shoes for men , women and .children and whatever
kind they are , they are the very best of the kind , and
sold at the very loweat prices.
K. K. Corner 10th and Doiuiu Bin.
THE 99-CEtiT STORE.
Tin Top
Jelly Glasse
One Cent Each
This is for Monday and only while stock lasts
quantity limited to each customer.
You call save more than you think if you buy
your China here. We control many special
' patterns ; you can buy one piece or one Imn-
dred and match them up any time within G
years. "Walk in and look around. "
1519-1521 1519-1521
Douglas Douglas
Street. Street.
K * r lOtk . IU r 10th M.
Bailey
The Dentist.
3d Floor Paxton Block.
16th and Farnam Steels.
Otilco established 'US. All work war
ranted.
Full et of telh , KM.
Heat of , . .
net teeth $7.tt
Thin elastic patent plate , $10.00.
Aluminum and Itubber plate , $12.0.
Gtild Crowns. J5.00 to 18 00.
Porcelain Crowns , $5.00.
Hrldpe Teeth00 to $ T.OO
Teeth taken out In the morning , now
let Inserted the same day. Teeth ex-
traded ubuolutc-ly without pain , wlth-
oul the uj of chloroform or gas. a as
ind Vitalized Air kept and adminis
tered when desired.
b Men
It you need any clothing there
is no better place than ours to
buy U.
Why ?
BECAUSE If you buy as Rood
goods as no'll self you for less
wo refund the money.
Men's Overalls from 25o up.
Working Shirts as low ns ICc.
Working Shoes SSc. Seamless
Socks fie. Jean Pants 76c. Fur
Hats f > 0c. Linen Suits SSc.
Cheviot Suits J2.9S.
Clolhlnu ; ITIlli Union I.nliol
n Si > coli ltr.
GO
1
CAPITOL AVE. ,
NEAR I6TH STREET.
Clone to Dennett' * .
When the Boys
Come Marching Home
nboul the first place they'll visit will bi
our atoro to lay In a good supply of ou'
5 Gent Jersey Cigars
They all know the Jersey * smoked hun
dreds of them before they left on their
shooting expedition. Now thty'a hc-mo
ugaln and will enjoy o. good smoke and it
costs but 5 cents.
Y
Paxton Block Ci ar Store ,
Jacob Jaskalek , Prop.
ISth , near Farnam.
omciAL
EXPOSITION SPOON
The manufacture and
of the official Souvenir
Spoon Is solely in the hands
of Goo. W. Ilyan & Co ,
Sterling Silver Flvo O'clock
Teas. $1.00. Five O'olook
Teas , engraved bowl , 11.60.
Tea slzo , $1.50. Tea else ,
engraved bowl , $2.00. For
sale by all jewelers. Deal
ers supplied at wholesale
prices.
Diamonds have advanced
but wo art soiling at the old
price and will continue to dose
so M lonK as our present
stock lasts ,
We carry a fine lin of
watches-better get our prices
before deciding. Wo em
ploy an expert for wntch and
jewelry repairing and our
prices are right.
Gee , W , Ryan & Co. ,
Jeweler Omaha 100 S. tOthSt
Prices
Get Customers
but quaMly keeps them.
It is not how little you pay-
but how much you get
for what you pay.
Two Reasons
why you should buy
your tools at our stor
all the latest ideas end I
our prices are right.
V
JAS. MORTON & .SON CO. ,
1511 Dodge St.
St.BOOKS.
BOOKS.
NEW SHIPMENT JUST IN.
Also complete line of
I.ETTUIl CASKS. . 91.00 lo 91.75
HI LI , HOOKS . 75o to 91.50.
CAIIU CASES . 750 TO 91.DO
COI.V I'UHSES . 10O UP. .
J. A. FULLER & CO. ,
Cut Price Druggists ,
Cor. 14th and Douglas Bts.
ILER GRAND BATHS
ILER GRAND HOTEL.
Electric , Turkish , Russian ,
Roman , Plunge , Sea Salt ,
and Plain Baths.
L ADI KB' DAY Tuesday 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Expert lady operators in attendance ,
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
I'll OK. J. K , 31001113 , M
TEETH EXTRACTED 25 CENTSt
PAINLESS DR. MASON.
mmtACTIOH DENTIST
4th floor Broirn Blk. , 16tb and Douflt.
Gold Alloy Filling $1.OO
Gold FilliDj $1.OO and up
Cold Crowns $5.00
Set Teeth $5.00
BestTeetH. . . . $7.5b
