JO TIT13 O FAITA "DAILY BEE : STTN"DAT , TAXUARY 11 , 11)00. )
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READJOSTMEM ul < SALARIES
County Commissioners Overhaul Pay Boll at
the Oonrt Houe.
ONLY A FLW \TERIAL CHANGES ARE MADE
JIlK Slice In TnKon OT of tlir 1'ny of
thr Chief Di-nnly In fluOf
llcc of Hie Dlxtrlct
The county commlfuloncrs have com
pleted their overhauling of the court house
pay roll nnd a report was mndo at a meetIng -
Ing held yesterday morning.Vhllo several
changes we'n nmilo In the pay of county
employes , there wns only ono slash of the
pruning knlfo that Is of material importance.
That was In the pay of the chief deputy In
the oltlco of the district clerk. His salary
has been cut from $2,400 $ to Jl.SOO per
annum.
Salaried of JnllorH wcro raised from $ CO to
)76 per month. In n few Instances , re
ductions In force were ordered , and at the
end of the report IB n paragraph which
says that the coniinlMdonors expect that the
orders bo obeyed Immediately and without
any equivocating.
Some of the changes asldo from the cut
ting of the district clerk's salary , nro as
follows : Ono man at $00 per month la dis
pensed with In the surveyor's oirice ; two
men In the tax oDlco at $ " " > per month , and
ono In the reglnter of deeds' olllce , working
by the piece. It wan also stated In thn
report that two clerks In the ofllcc of the
county Judge would be dlsucnscd with , but
a written request from Judge Vlnsonhaler
asking the commlnslonem to allow him to
retain his entire force , for the present at
least , until ho has been In the olllco long
enough to ascertain what help he really
needs , was honored , no the clerks retain
their positions with the understanding that
not all may bo allowed to serve the ulitlro
term.
The court house force and salaries under
the readjusted scale , now stand as follows :
District Court Clerk Ono chief deputy ,
4150 ; ono docket clerk , $100 ; ono flic clerk ,
J60 ; ono Jury clerk nnd witness clerk ,
$ S3.S3 % ; one cost clerk , ? 100 ; ono Journal
clerk , $100 ; one Index clerk. $ G3 ; one chief
stonographcr , $30 ; ono stenographer , $45 , |
and eight stenographers at $40 each , The
salary of the lllo clerk was raised from
JCfiO to $720 per annum.
County Court Ono clerk , $100 ; one book
keeper , $75 ; one clerk , $75 ; ono probate
clerk , $00 ; one recorder , $50.
County Clerk Ono deputy , $90 ; one chief
clerk , $90 ; ono stenographer , $30 , and two
clerks In the tax department , one at $90 and
the other at $75 per month.
Auditor Ono deputy , $112.CO ; two clerks ,
ono at $83.33 1-3 , and the other at $60.
Treasurer Ono deputy , $150 ; one chief
clerk , $112.50 ; ono bookkeeper , $100 ; three
clerks at $90 each.
Pherlff Ono chief deputy , $100 ; ono book
keeper , $83 ; four deputies , $75 each , nnd at
the Jail , ono chief Jailer , $ SO ; ono assistant ,
$75 ; ono night jailer and assistant , $75 each
and ono matron at $50.
Register of Deeds Ono deputy , $100 ; one
clerk , $85 ; three recorders at $60 each , and
ono recorder , who Is to bo paid by the piece.
County Surveyor Ono deputy at $1 per
day for tlmo actually employed and two rod
men at $2 per day each.
County Commissioners Ono bookkeeper
nnd one clerk , $ ! )0 ) each.
The salaries mentioned nro by the month ,
except where , noted otherwise. The com
missioners devoted considerable time to
Ktrlctly routine matters. Hlds wore opened
for county legal advertising. The Boo and
AVorld-Hcrald are the bidders. The bids
were referred to the finance committee.
THE "TWIN CITY UMITED"
A "FAST NIGHT TIIAIN"
DAILY ,
7:20 : I' . M.
THE "TWIN CITY EXPRESS"
A FAST DAY TRAIN-
DAILY ,
6SO : A. M.
The "NORTHWESTERN LINE" has two
flally trains between Omaha and St. Pnul-
Mlnneapolls , ono known ns the "TWIN
CITY UMITED , " the other as the "TWIN
CITY EXPRESS. "
These trains arrive and depart from the
UNION PASSENGER STATION , OMAHA ,
NEB.
Uoth trains are models In appointment
complete In every detail.
I'nlnco sleeping cars on night trains.
Parlor buffet cars on day trains.
This IH the old reliable "Sioux City Route"
over which through trains have been oper
ated for many years.
Trains leave UNION PASSENGER STA
TION , OMAHA , 'NEB. , dally.
City Ticket Office , 1-101-3 Farnam street.
O. F. WEST ,
City Pass , and Ticket Agent.
Iluberman , Jeweler , cst. 1SGG. Absolutely
reliable , lowest prlres guaranteed. 13 & Doug.
SAYS RULE IS NOT ABROGATED
I'oriiiiinont 'IVitiiru for I'ulilliSiliiuil
HIIII Itl'fllllKMl , Illll Oil
CiiiKllllniiH.
OMAHA , Jan. 13. To the Editor of The
Heo : In a recent article In your news col
timiiH , and also on your editorial page , you
commented unfavorably on what you allege
nu the action of the board in repealing the
teachers' tenure of olllco rule. Your Infer
cnco In this mutter IH wrong.
The tenure of olllco rule has not been re
pealed. Teachers who were placed on the
permanent list are still c i that lint and need
not ho re-elected annually , but are to serve
during the pleasure of the board , as was the
original Intention of that rule. '
Tbo board In rcadoptlng rules did modify
Ihls ono In some particulars. Under the old
rule teachers might bo placed upon the per
manent list without any recommendation ua
to their lltness. U required only that they
should have tlio votes of eight cncmborn of
the board for place on the list. The rule
now requires that' a teacher mutt ho recom
mended for n pluco on the list by the super
intendent of Instruction and by the proper
committee , and these recommendations ap
proved by a majority of the board. Formerly
teachers could bo removed from the perma
nent list , after a hearing , by the votes of
eight members of the board. The rule at
proHunt requires that before being dismissed
from the permanent list the dismissal of the
teacher must bo recommended bv the super
intendent of Instruction and thin recommen
dation approved by eight members of the
board. If the dismissal Is not recom
mended by the miperiutondcnt , ton votes
would bo required to dismiss n teacher.
The superintendent has no absolute power
cither In the selection of now teachers , In
the placing of teachers upon the permanent
list , or In the dismissal of teachers , cither
those on the permanent list or those not on
the permanent list. Ho can only rccom-
nmid. In some cases his recommendation
must also have thn recommendation of ihc
committee having charge of the department
in which the teacher laIn all cases his
recommendation , before It can bo effective ,
must have the endorsement of the majority
of all members of the board.
The mmiibers of the board feel they not
only have not done away with the tenure of
olllce rule , but that they have strengthened
It ; that the Interests of the schools will be
better served ; that access to thu permanent
list will bo more carefully guarded and that
the position of teachers upon that list U
moro secure HO long us their work la elll-
clenl than was the cueo before thu recent
amendments wcro made.
you give this statement an conspicu
oils n pin o " * was Riven to the editorial
cummrntlng unf.ivur.ibly upon the supposed
doing away with this rule'
J. F. IH'ROKSS.
Member of Hoard of Education.
THREATEN RETUrtN BLOW
lloiiril .1lfinlipr < i I'mlrr I'lrr Promise
to Kxpoii1 llviincrli * ) * of
> oif I'onlnu ; n Reformer * .
While the Members of the Hoard of Edu
cation under arrest for bribery refuse to
make any stntcment under ndvlco of their
counsel they intimate that before the reve
lations hnvo concluded some of their nsso-
elates now occupying n pedestal tm public
reformers must tnko their places In the mlro
nlong with themselves. |
The point at which the retaliatory blow Is
proposed to bo directed Is the purchase of
sites for the Pacific nnd Cnss schools In. the !
spring nnd summer of 1S3S before the ma I
jority of Inst year was In power. The coat 1
of the former slto was $12,500 nnd of the 1
1
latter $ in,000. A. P. Tukey. ngcnt for the
sale , admitted on the stand that the price
was In his opinion excessive , but Kihl that
the owners had taken advantage of the
board's anxiety to acquire the sites.
Ono member under arrest remarked yes i
terday that the Investigating committee
would find the purchase of the Pacific site n
fruitful theme. " 7111s Is the property , " he
said , "upon which Mr. Tukcy admits having 1
mndo n profit of $3,000 In times when real
estate margins were exceptionally close.
The deal was engineered through nt u special
session called at 11 o'clock on Saturday
night In June , 1S98 , nnd Instead of allowing
the matter to rest over two weeks In accordance -
cordanco with the rules the warrant for
$5,000 was delivered that night and an order
for the bnlnncc Issued. "
The member refused to go further , but
Insisted the time would come when ho nlso
would tnko n hand In otllclal purification.
Sherman & McOonncH'a for Huston taffy.
THfl "TWIN CITY. LIMITED"
A "PAST NIOIIT TRAIN"
DAILY ,
7:20 : 1' . M.
THE "TWIN CITY EXPRESS"
A FAST DAY TRAIN-
DAILY ,
fi:50 : A. M.
The "NORTHWESTERN' LINE" has two
dally trains between Omaha and St. Paul-
Minneapolis , ono known ns the "TWIN'
CITY LIMITED. " the other ns the "TWIN
CITY EXPRESS. "
These trains arrive ami depart from the
UNION PASSENGER STATION , OMAHA ,
NEB.
Uoth trains are models In appointment
complete In every detail.
Palnco sleeping cars on night trains.
Parlor buffet cars on day trains.
This Is the old reliable "Sioux City Route"
over which through trains have been oper
ated for many years.
Trains leave UNION J'ASSENGER STA
TION , OMAHA , NEH. , dally.
City Ticket Olllce , M01-3 Karnam street.
G. V. WEST ,
City Pass , and Ticket Agent.
Yellow box candy at Sherman & UcCon-
ncll Drug company.
Velvet candy at Sherman & McConnell'a.
Colored IU'i > "l > lIounM Organize.
SOUTH M'ALKSTKH , I. T. , Jnn. 13.
Pursuant to a call the colored people of
Mouth MeAlrHtcr met last night nnd or
ganized n. colored republican leagui ; club
under tlio auspices of the National IU > -
publlcnn League of the United States. The
colored people say they expect to organize
n territorial republican colored league In
the near future so Unit their representation
in tlio republican territorial convention will
be equal to that of their white breiliren.
Kiinn every ilujr
In the rear.
"The Overland Limited"
You eau lenvc Omaha
oil tliln triitn , lifter
lircnUfiint n ii d yet
reneli the I'nellle
Count ll H nnuii UN thane
ivlio leave vlll other
rniiten the ility be
fore .
IIUKFET , SMOICIXO .VXD I.IIIUAIIY
OAKS , ivith llurlicr Sliop.
.io niiAAvixn KOOJI I-ALACE
IllXI.Vn CAUS , JleulM 11 In Carte.
I'lXTSCII LIGHT.
STI3AJI 1II3AT , UTC.
CITV TICICHT OPKICU , UtOU Piirnnm
STUHIiT. TUM
SAVE
COAli 1IIM.S ,
HII.I.S ,
coi.n nit.vfirrs ,
lly telephoning ! ! lt ! and having the glass
set In the broken windows. Competent
men. Reasonable prices , All kinds glaz
ing done.
FUP.LER &CO
J. A. .
14th a ml Douglas St.
HMH
BUFFET LIBRARY GARS
BBS ! Dining Gar Service.
> WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS MEET
t
"Xnllo.v .lolilirrn ( inlhrr nt
< ) in n lut Chili to ll cu * ( lie
Outloiik for I ! ) ( ) ( ) .
The Mlftsourl Valley Jobbcrfi' Social club ,
an organization -wholesale drugglstn o (
the middle west , held a meeting yesterday
at the Omnhn club. Kansas City , Sioux
City , Lincoln , Omaha , St. Joseph , Atchlson
nnd Denver represented. The meeting
\\ntt behind closed doors , hut the members
Insist Hint no question that will materially
affect , the public or the retail trade was
considered.
Henry W. Evans , ex-prcsldcnt of the Com
mercial club of Kansas City and president
of the wholesale drug house of Evans-Smith ,
ays the meeting was largely social In Its na-
lt.rc.
" \Vo have Just finished making up our In-
vontorlcfl and cheeking Up the business of
1SB9 , " ho said , "and BO a meeting was called
to compare notes on the outlook for 1800.
Wo have met this way every once In a while
for the last twenty years and talked over
business matters nnd corrected llltlo Irreg-
ulnrltlcn that creep Into the trado. It has
nothing to do with the drug trust question
that was being agitated alx months ago , ns
that was settled then for all lime , I hope. "
Il0 I ) .
DAVKY-Mlunlp Hell , beloved wife of W.
( ' . Davoy. at her Into residence , 1S04
Miami street , January 12 , 1WO. !
The funcrnl services will bo Veld from
the Tconlo's United church. ElKhtecnth
strt'ot , near California , Sunday , January
II. nt 2 p. in. Interment nt Forest Lawn
romrlory. Krlondp Invited.
AXnt-niSOX Mlnnln H. . beloved wife of
Alfred | j. nnd duughtor of William Jle-
Kiiddoil , January 12. 1 ! > IIO.
Kuiiornl HiTVlciM Sunday afternoon at 1
o'clock from family resilience , 3113 Xorth
Thirtieth strci-t. inturmont at Forest
LUWII. FrloitdH Invited.
SIIKLL1IAUT VnlontliiP , January 13 , 1000.
aged 5'i ' years ; rosMnncc , 1107 North Nltir-
tecnth strei't ; watt bnrn December ul , 1SSI ;
married \Vlnnle -Iloomnn March fl , l f > 2 ;
< > nllsted In I'.lKlUli Iowa cavalry , Company
M , United States volunteers , In April , ISiIH ;
honorably discharged In August. 1SG5 , after
a service of twiMity-etglit months. Mr.
Shelllmrt came to the state of Iowa In 1SI7
and has been u resident of the west ever
since ; moved with his fitmllv to Holt
county , Nebraska , In 1SX4 ; has been a
rosldeut of Omaha for the last three years.
Ho Icavos a wldov/ and four children , Ira
L of South Omaha ; Ooorpo AV. of Page ,
Nub. ; Mrs. Llna Haii--on of Scranton , la. ,
and Fred ( . ' . of Omaha. Deceased was a
mi'inhcr of General fieirge Cook post ,
Grand Army of the Kopubllc. Ills ohll-
drou win- all here at the time of his
dc.it h.
\
of value In artificial plates and It comes only
from perfect fit. It Is dlfllcult to appear
happy and graceful with 111-IUtlng plates.
Wo warrant a lit In every case and the best
material is used In our best plates.
Good set teeth $5.00
Hcst not teeth JS.OO
Partial sets ? 3.00 up
Tail's ' Philadelphia Dental Rooms ,
1.-.17 llOUi..VS ST.
nOCl'TA SAXDAI/WOOD C IPSl'LES.
Curps Gonorrhoea , Gleet or unnatural dls-
charg In a few days. Full directions.
Pnco Jl SO. All druggists , or mall. D. Dick
& Co. . 133 Centre St. . New York.
DOVT HUT lillKT.
ChntiRp In Service on Uic "Olnnlin"
( ( ' . . S . P. , M. A O. HJ- . ) In XelirnnUn.
Commencing Sunday noon , the Hth. there
will bo no through service via Emerson to
and from St. Paul from Webster Street Bta-
tlon ; but trains Nos. 4 and G will make close
connections In same depot at Sioux City
with trains to nnd from St. Paul and Min
neapolis.
After noon of above dale trains will Icavo
and arrive Webster Street station ns fol
lows : No. 4 for Sioux City and nqrth Ne
braska , St. Paul and Minneapolis , leave 0:00 :
n. m. , dally.
No. G for Sioux City and north Nebraska ,
leave 3-10 : p. m , dally.
No. 1 from Sioux City and north Nebraska ,
nrrlvo 11-20 n. m. dally
No. 3 from Sioux City , north Nebraska ,
St. Paul and Minneapolis , arrive 9:10 : p.
m. dally.
The above trains make connection nt Em
erson to nnd from Wnkoflcld , Uartlngton ,
Wayne and Dloomflcld and nt Coburn tp nnd
from New Caotlc branch points , except on
Sunday.
A. D. T. Messengers. Tel. 177.
candy at Sherman & McConnell'a.
Have Root print It
IT" fb " f SltF *
SBc Ties for 20c
$1 Ties for 50o
They arc not cheap gondswe
have mi clicup JEHU'S ' how
ever low our prices may he ,
.
FANCY STRIPED UNDERWEAR ,
Worth $4 , ( or $2.
I IF IT EVER DOES GET GOLD
fOOD'S
ICE KING t
you'll need j
iCE TOOLS |
And you'll want them quick , too. t-
Don't wait ; BVO ! us your order rlsht T
now und we'll ship them to you. Wo a >
sell the Win. T. Wood & ( . 'o.'s ccleT
brated make best In the world. Our
prices nro Just right.
JAS. MORTON & SON CO. ,
1611 Dodge St.
Great Pants
2000 pairs men's stylishly made , all wool ,
cassimere and cheviot pants , regular | j " 7 C
$3 and $3.50 values , for lifiO
1500 pairs men's pants from odd suits , left
from the season's suit selling , will be sold
now at about one half their real value
pants worth $2.50 , § 3.50 and § 5. Sale
price only
3000 pairs of this famous make will be sold at half price-
Brummer is known as the maker of the best pants in Amer
ica. His wholesale prices run from $3.50 to 810. Our buyer
secured this big lot for spot cash , owing to the slow winter
season , at a ridiculously low iigure , and we pass them on to
you at the same saving.
four lots at
,50 , , $3,75 , $4,50 and 36 , :
Uneasy Lies the Head that ;
Wears the Crown ,
This may bo true of the monarch ,
but tlie toot ) ) with the crown , If that
crown bo properly made and put on ,
will rest much easier than over be
fore. Our crowns rest easy and give
constant satisfaction. If you have a
broken tooth , a golden crown will do
It gcod.
BAILEV , the Dentist
: il'J I'liidin Mil ; , llldi , t Filmtiill ,
l.iuly All.-iiilnnt. I'lioniHIS. . " , ,
i ; Dr. II.V. . Ilallcy'M Toolli
I'imilor , All
What do you care ?
whether its the 19th or 20th century , BO' ' long as you
cmi got SHERIDAN COAL. Host coal mined in
Wyoming. .
VICTOR WHITE , I605 Farnam , Telephone 127.
TinIlllnol * Contrnl Kiillronil Co.
Is now open and rtaJy to rei-titi nil classes
of frclRlit nnj forward with Olhpal.-li. to fill
points in the XOIITU. KAST nml SOl'TIl ,
Krelght depot located at Klcvcnth nnd Chi-
cngo streets , Omaha , and on Ninth street ,
between Broadway nnd First avenue , Coun
cil muffs.
Kxpert plnno tuning , H. H. UhoJes. Som-
mer 1'Iano factory. 3S1 S. 10th ; 'Phono 2059.
r.lirlittiViml lliMiiililli-niifi.
Thcro will ho a meeting < > f I ho KlRhth
Ward Uepubllrnn cluli at Wol.Ts hall ,
Tuonty-soronil nnd Cummlng streets , Tiics-
da.v evenltiR , January 16 , at 8 p. m. , to or-
Rntilzo for the spring campaign. AH ward
candidates nnd others arc expected to be
present. 11. ( ' . UO\VM3Y , I'rcsldent.
W. V. COWROII. Secretary.
Blank hook and mac.izlno binding. A. I.
Hoot , 1609 Howard street.
AEV1 OPEW LETTER :
To the Drug Trust Gentlemen : On Oc
tober 21st yon had tne shut off from pur
chasing goods from all Jobbing druggists ,
as wt-ll us innnnfnoMirors , because \\p be
lieved In felling goods nt CUT PIUOKS.
We have asked you repeatedly to give us a
fair and square light and today we publish
a sworn statement of coodi sold by one of
your members nt CUT PHK'ES. and you
I still recognize him ns a member In good
standing In your association and he can
purchase goods from any jobbing house or
manufacttllcr without being questioned.
OMAHA , Nob. . Jan. 13 , 1900.
I. rhnrles 11. Schaefer. of the city of
Omnhii iinil state of Nebraska do solemnly
swear that on Friday , January 12th , 1POO , I
scut a lady to purchase for mo one bottle
nf I'nlno's i'elery Compound ( regular prloe
Jl.om fr < itn CHIP of the members of the Drug
Trust , and tbnt I now buve the bottle of
mild nipilli'lne In my possession , which she.
purchased for 73 cents. Furthermore , that
this lady was a total stranger to the party
from whom she bought It.
CI1AULF.S II. SCHAKFBU.
Subscribed and sworn to before me tills
13th Uny of January , 1WJO.
Al. . HUNOATE ,
( SEAL ) Notary Public.
> CUT IMIICH
I DRUGGIST
Car. lOlli nut ! Clitcaco Sim.
j
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j
TO !
CHICAGO and EAST.
8T. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS ,
HOTSPR1NCS & DEADWOOD.
New GIN Offices , 1401-03 Farnam.
Hamilton Wnrrcn , M IX. eclectic and
rn.-cnr.lc physMnn , has moved his ofilcc to
70D North ICth street , room 13. Special at
tention to all Ions standing or llnRcrlnR dla-
caf > os nnd to diseases of women and children.
ftyomei Soap 20c
nn.l . nil the other llyotnel preparations nt
rut prlns. Our list of cut prlco propnrn-
tlons would till TWO I'AOHS Of TMK
HKK. The trust "WON'T let us buy n
TlllNO. " yon Know. Hut they don t seem
to prevent OUK SULL1NO goods at tlw
same old out tirlora.
Ask us for new drug's , patents nnd phar
maceutical ? .
Our Cut 1'rloc.
"V Chamberlain's Cough .Cure &P-
fiOc ( Jem Catarrh Cure. . . . . Wf
Splendid Hard llubbor Atomizer GOO
Hip Tot low's Swan's Down 1'owder 15c
f'fH' lynllaoho Knee Powder S > eWe
Wo I'ozzonl's 1'acp Powder 3 c
tl.rt ) .Madame Yale's Ooods. . . TSo
$1.0(1 ( I'eptoBoiiic Mine Powder iiXs
J1..V ) Vln .Marlnnl $ l.lf.
Jl.nO I'Vllow'R Syrup l.-O
$1.00 Mexlonn llnlr Hostorntlve "oc
fift' Tarrnnt's Aperient 4' ' ) < t
2io Iluinphrpy'w Speoillos -tic
Small B'.zeil Sozodont "tic
2.V Hublr am L'Oc
Mr l ixatlvo Hrnnui Quinine 13r
$ I.W ( Duffy's Mnli Whiskey Mo
II. * H. Soap fnr rlo.inh'ig J'o '
I GOo King's New Ulcoovory ' %
600 Stuart's Pyspcpsla T.iblets 40c
Attend Our IteinoMil Snlc.
SHERMAN & M'CONNELL ' DRUG GO ,
The Middle of-ltlook Druggists. Who Are
doing to Move to n Corner Some Time.
AND
And nslt the clerk to show you the fol-
lowluR articles : Men's Natural Col
ored Underwear , 15e. Seamless Socks ,
5c. Cooks' nud "Walters' Jackets , -15c.
Unllncd Gloves , 20c. Men's full suits
of clothes , ? 2.0S. Boys' Heavy Chln-
chllhi Hcefcrs , $1.75. Flannel Lined
Arctics , 75c. Brown Checked Bib Over
alls , 3Sc. Heavy Gray Ulsters , $ U.7" > .
Warm Caps , 25e. Duck Coats , blanket
lined , 75c. Heavy Casslmero Pants ,
$1.75. Bine Flannel Shirts , ' 15c. Fur
Overcoats , $ r > .9S , nnd thousands of other
urticles too numerous to mention nt
prices way below their value. Be sure
you strike the riRht place. Wo arc lo
cated near Bennett's , on Capitol avenue ,
close to 10th street , near the new post-
olllce. Look for the blue sign "Guar
antee ClothluR Co. "
Prices cut regardless of cost
on good slices and overshoes
for Monday's sale.
Ladies' Shoes
LADIES' FINE $2.GO Vlci Kid Shoes , in
lace and button , with double fair stltchod
soles , made on man
nish last on 1.47
sale at .
LADIES' Fine $3.00 Vlcl Kid Shoes , lace ,
with silk vesting tops , now coin toes and
kid tips , a stylish
Dress Shoe on sale 1.73
at v
LADIES' Fine $1.50 Plush Embroidered
2 Slippers to 4V4 in sizes 75c WE ARE GIVING THIS
at BEAUTIFUL CATALOG
CHILD'S Fine $1.35 Kid Lace Shoes , with
full double fair stitched soles , AWAY TO OUR
wide coin toes nnd kid
tops on sale at CUSTOMERS.
A shoe that misfits at the
start will fit worse by wear. .
MEN'S $2.00 Satin Calf Lace Shoes , with Ultra shoes fit like nmilc-to-
double fair stitched soles
1 order shoes , because they arc
and full leather counters . t
and Inner soles nt modeled on lasts formed from
'MEN'S ' Kino JS.SO Vlcl Kid Lace Shoes , the human foot. That's why
with fair stitched soles they are always comfortable nnd
*
and cork Inner soles o retain their shape when others
sale at fail.
BOYS' Flno $1.33 Veal Calf Lace Shoes , with fail.HAVE
goat tops and full HAVE YOU SEEN THE
double fair ntItched 90c
soles at NEW SHOE
"DYKES" GOo Never Slip- FOR WOMEN ?
23c
rubber heels on BOO
atMEN'S
MEN'S $1.00 Ducklo
Arctic Overshoes 73c
on sale nt
WOMEN'S 30C Ilucklo
Arctic Overshoes 53c
on sale at
Your Life
Ss Spent in Your Office
Wliy not liavo n pleasant , wnnn , healthy place lo work ?
The pcopli ! who come to see you Judn s you inoro by the
ollli-o nnd the hiilldliiK you are In than tin ; clothes you war
and it costs no inure than when- you nr wliun you
IlKiirc In free llfjht. lioat nnd janitor nervk'p , as well as
went1 and tear on your tumiiur.
The Best Offices are in
The Bee Buildimj
R. C. PETERS & CO. ,
Kcntal Ancnls ,
Ground Floor Bee Building'
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STYLEQUALITY
QUALITY
DURABILITY
Are Three Leading
Factors
That innko our shoos satisfactory
to nil who wear thorn ; nnd yet wo
soil them nt no higher prices thiui
you usually pay for shops thnt uro
much Inferior.
Wo hnvo boon here n lonp time ;
\vo oxpoot to stnv Ji s ° 0i ( whllo
longer.Vo hnvo built up n Inrfjo
business by ulwnys giving the best
values ; wo expect to keep on build
ing up business by selling the best
shoes nnd the
Latest Styles at the
Lowest Prices.
N. E. Cor. 10th
nud Dougloa Sta.
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KODAKS and CAMERAS
All Latest Styles
At Lowest Prices ,
The Robert Dempster Go , ,
1215 1'nrnam St.
Exclusive dealers in Photo Supplies.
A SI.OO WORTH FOB A 31,00 ,
Next , thing to getting nn honest dollar , Is
getting an honest dollar's worth. You are
never absolutely certain In drugs , iralcss
you trade whcro the sense of professional
honor IB strong enough to overcome the
greed for gain. If you Hko the sound of
our talk , try
The Boston Store Drug Department ,
I'ainr's Celery Compound 75c
lloo'l'K Sarsaparell.'i 75c
] 'e ru-ua 75c
\Vine of Cardul 75o
Carter's Liver Pills 13c
Hosteller's Hitters 7ur
Kau-dc-Qullno. 3Sc and 73c
KIiTtrl. ' Jlltturs 40c
Fellows' Hypophosphltes $ l.i )
Pleri/e's Golden Medical Disco.very 7 i
P prro'H FIIV rite Proscription 75i'
Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot 7.ic
tiarlk'lil Tea Me-
.InyiHM' Kxportorunt T. > c
William's Pink "Ills Wo
Warner's Hiff dir < > We
I'yrnmld Pile euro We
DRUG DEPT.
Omaha & St , Louis R. II
4 ! Miles the Shortest
Trains leave Union Station dally for St ,
r/ot'ls , Kansas City nnJ potiU ast or south
Hoiueseekers Excursions
January 16th.
All Information at City Offlco , 1115 Par *
nam street.
A fresh Involco 'MlUqr'a '
Vegetable Tar Heap for
washing the hair.
lOc coko.
3 for 25c. r
Wo Btlll sell Tucker's
Tur Soap , lOo a cake , aU
though tlio Drug Trust IB
trying to force ua to sell
It for i.5c.
WALDRON & CAMPBELL ,
Gut Rate Druggists , 1
222 .South HUh St.