10 THE OMAHA DATLL' BEE : Tt'EFDAYTANUATtY 81000.
IIC TAKES TOO MANY FLYERS
Updike Orals Company Makes Accusation
Against Former Employe
CML ACTION FOR DAMAGES IS STARTED
Jinn In Cbnrge of ( 'nuntry Elrnlnr
Is Snld to Ilnse Try rd wIIIi Sc-
dntltve Oplluns-IlOIey
Is in/fIRCd ,
Ths Updike ( rain company has filed silt
to the court against the \'care
Commision company , praying for dnannges.
A peculiar feature of this action Is that the
: Ldntltt Ieoka to hold ( lie detendant re
sponsible for the alleged peculutlons of an
cmployb of the plaintiff. The petition recites
that during the last year 0 , 411 lligbeo teas
to charge of the Updiko Grain company's
elevators at Cordova , Seward county , this
slate. Bo was authorized to buy grain from
farmers , and for thts purpose large sums
of money were sent to him from time to time
by the plaintiff company ,
It is further recited that the \'care Corn-
mission company deals in options , buying
and selling grain for future delivery. 1t is
nllrged that of the money sent to Illgbce hr
converted a part of It to his own use , Investing -
ing It in options with the \i'oare Commission
company. If the story related In the petition
Is true Itlgheo took many flyers in grain
oral "stood to make big winning or big
loss , " as mho profession putts it. lie evidently
suffered lnss , for in the petition it is assorted -
sorted that the tlpdike company la still
minus the money which it is alleged lfigbce
appropriated. lligbee'a name appears
numerous times In the petition , but lie is not
made a party to the stilt , the action being
solely against the commission company ,
which Is alleged to have received the option
money from lligbee. The total amount is
placed at $2,000 , the inn sued for.
A drink for the gods. The pure juice of
the grape , naturally fermented , such Is
Cook's impertal i9xtra Dry Champagne ,
BURGLAR IN PASTOR'S ' HOUSE
Stole Sllvernnre ( llyerto Rey. 1'.ll.
Lindberg ul n Itecrnl 1)onn-
lieu l'nrty.
The home of Rev. P. 1I. Lindberg , pastor
of the Emanuel Lutheran church ( Swedish ) ,
was entered by a burglar Sunday night
ishllo the family was at worship and a
granlity of silverware and clothing was
stolen. Among other articles taken were
six solid silver teaspoons , a silver spoon-
holder and cream pitcher and one gold-lined
silver cream pitcher , all of which had been
presented to Rev. Lindherg by his congregu-
s tlo , at a recent donation party.
The burglar entered the house , 1511 North
Nineteenth street , by unlocking the front
door , probably with a skeleton key. Ho
then ransacked every drawer and trunk
ho could find , scattering the articles pro , (
Iniscuously over the floor. From the fact
that he left several pieces of silverware ,
fullyas valuable as those he carried away ,
it is supposed something happenel to alarm
hint while ho was at work. lie left the
bouso through the rear door.
Cure Your Cnlil 1VIiIle 1'eu ( , iii
is it not better to euro your cold wldlo
you can , In It incipiency , rather than take
the chances of ite resulting in pneumonla ,
catarrh or consumption , all of which diseases -
eases begin with it cold and may be prevented -
vented by curing every cold at the start !
Chamberlain's Cough Idornedy is famous for
Its cures of bad colds over a largo part
of the civilized world and can always be
depended upon. It is pleasant and safe to
take , too.
\Vnnled In Da.rnnort.
Tlio tour men giving their names as Al-
herd and Frank Evans 1111(1 Albert and
henry 1'llwedl , arrested Suttlyday night by
Cldef Donahue and Captain Iler while attempting -
tempting to dispose of several watches at
n pawn shop , are wanted by the p0l1CC of
Davenport. In. , on n charge of burglary ,
9'ho men had three gold watches hi their
possession , a lady's neck chain , several
n'eyIlyel'a , a quluitlty of necktie. . nd other
notions , all new' . 't'hey will he charged
r with robbing a general store Chief Donn- .
hue rrcrlved It telegram yrsl rdnv from
I1 n'y Sinrtiii , thief of pollee of Dnsrn
Port , sny'Ing to lined the Inca and Ihat lie
is'ould eehd t1a ollierr for them 't 61iee.
WILL BE WELL CARED FOR
Cnunnrrelnl Club PhnuItrtg Ilet'eplion
for illhsols Central Itnllrnud
l/tillers / ,
J , F. Merry , assistant general passenger
agent of the Illinois Central , with headquarters -
quarters at Dubuque , has tsrltten Secretary
L'tt of the Commercial club In reintinn to
Clio editorial excursion which ( lint road Is
to bring to this city the 29th Inst. The
party will comprise representatives of newspapers -
papers located along the line of that road
between Dubugtie and Omaha , probably
about fifty in number. They will reach
Council Itluffs at 7:65 : n , m , and will be eni
tertnined at breakfast at the Brand hotel ty
tlmn business men of ( lint city. At It ) o'clock
i they wilt take trolley cars for Omaha.
They will he met either at the bridge erin
in Councli illuffs by representatives of the
Commercial climb , will be shown about the I
city , given n luncheon probably at South
( Omaha , anti at 5:30 : a dinner at one of the
I hotels by time Illinois Control. departing hn-
mediately thereafter for their homnt. Mr.
Merry expresses great solicitude to secure
time most gratifying entertainment possible
1 for the visitors and that they be shown 'hat-
over pertains to the Industrial and com-
rmerclal Interests of the city ,
"Tbiri we are selfishly interested In this , "
writes lie , "goes without saying , as any-
( hi ing that will aid in building up Omaha
will be to the interest of the Illinois Ccu-
( ral railway. "
In addition to the represeulntlves of the
Commercial club the heads of the Omaha
newspapers will be Invited to meet and all
In the entertainment of the visitors ,
HE PROFANED A SACRED HYMN
l'm1111 NfUuuuul untie Cp Ihr'Vords
ns Ile vnng raid the 1'un Cost
Ithn Eire Iulinrs.
For Introducing unseemly language and
unorthodox sentiments Into a sacred hymn
and for burning a hole through the head of
a bass drum with the butt of his cigar , Pau )
Nattuman was hued $5 and costs in police
court yesterday , Two officers of the Volunteers -
unteers of America were the complaining
witnesses. They testified that Nattuman interfered -
terfered withu their street meeting , do progress -
gress Sunday evening at Fourteenth and
Douglas streets ,
" ( low did ho burn the drum ? " asked the
Julgc ,
, \\o were passing the drum around for the
contribution , and lie tossed his lighted cigar
Into It. "
"Ilow about the Improper language ? "
" \Vell , he sung the hymn louder than anybody -
body else , making up the words as he went
along , and the result was that most of the
\vmnen left the meeting. ' '
I ) , F. Atkinson had been arrested on a
similar complaint , but as his offense was
less aggravated he was discharged. lie was
drunk amid had sat on the curbstone singing -
ing hymns while the captain of the Volunteers -
teers is'as preaching.
The modern and most effective cure for
constipation and all liver trouoles-the famous -
mous little pills known an DeWitt's Little
Early Risers.
lsudnrse Comptroller ' 1'cstbrrg.
The following resolution is certified by
the secretary as unanimously adopted by
( lie Swedish-American Garfield club Tuesday -
day evening last :
Ies0lecd'J'hnt whereas John N , V'est-
berg , the present incumbent do the ottico
of city comptroller , is n candidate before
the republican city convention for a re-
nomination to the office of city comptroller ;
and ,
w'ltereas , Mr. Westberg was wrongfully
and unJastly legislalrxl out of said office by
till legislature in 1817 , and again elected by
thin citizens of this city to said omco ; anal ,
Whereas , \\'n helievn that he has dis-
rhar'd the duties of said office with Integrity -
tegrity and marked nbtilty , and therefore
his renomination would , ht our Judgment ,
odd strength to the republican ticket ; therefore -
fore ho It
Resolved , That we , the members of the
Swedish-American Garfield club , pledge
ourselves to use all honorable means to
secure his renomination ,
] t is not stated how many members were
present ,
BOSTON S1 Uit CLEARING SALE
Thousands of Yards Small Remnants 20c -
Wash Goods 11.2o Yard ,
FINE PEARL f111TTONS 2 1.2C PER DOZEN
21Se'ctv 1)IniI ics 19 1.2c Ynrd-g 1,09
Shit Crepon Dress Gonils41,25 ,
{ 41,2 ; Bluth 1)ress Goods
.IIe-$1,111) ) ) Siihs : 'Se.
1,000 yards short mill ends of organdies ,
dimities , lawns , batiste , etc „ In all the hat-
eat colors and designs , the sumac goods as
at' have had on display to our front show
vrindow for the past week , worth up to 20c
yard , In remnants go at 1c yard.
5,000 yards percalre In all the latest colors
and designs , none better at any price , go at
Sl4c yard ,
An unlimited guantlty of Amoskeag apron-
cllecked gingham , regardless of ( lie advance
In price , wo are selling at 6c yard ,
1,000 pieces standard prints , note better at
any price , go at 31 c yard ,
25c satht-bordered apron lawn , In gull
plcces , at 10c yard ,
25c India linen , 40-inch , al 8 ! c yard ,
10c checked mid striped natnsook at 6c yd ,
12hc ! chambray mid Scotch gingham at 6'/c
yard ,
19c madras ghmghau ) at 81e yard.
Havhig placed our orders for all kinds
o : wash goods before the recent advance
In price , ivo are enabled to sell everything
in ( lint line as cheap , or cheaper , than ever
before ,
PEARL BUTTONS , 2C DOZ.
6000 dozen pearl buttons , all sizes and
styles , all perfect , well-made , beautifully
analied ; ; choice of this entire lot pt 2 ½ c
dozen ,
TORCIiON LACE AND INSERTION ,
All the narrow torchon lace edging mind
Insertion , worth up to 7c , go at ll c yard.
All the liner quality English torchon
lace anti insertion , median and wide
widths , regular price up to 25c , go In this
sale at 6c yard ,
GREAT SALE EMBROIDERY ,
Large bargain squares , with immense lot
of all time finest embroidery and insertion ,
ht medium and wide wtdths , In lots at 5c ,
71c and 15c yard , worth 50c ,
$17.60 for ladies' $45,00 Jackets.
$12.50 for ladies' $30.00 Jackets.
$9,18 for ladies' $19,00 Jackets.
$7.35 for ladies' $10,50 Jackets ,
$4.4S for ladles' $12,50 Jackets.
$3.45 for ladles' $10,00 Jackets.
$10.00 for $10.00 and $18.00 box coats.
$ I.OS for ladies' $12,00 capes.
$10.90 for ladles' man-tailored $35 suits.
$12.50 for ladies' $25,00 suits.
$9.85 for ladles' $20.00 suits.
$7.45 for ladles' $10.50 suits.
$4.98 for $10,00 inlay-day skirts ,
BOSTON STORE , OMAHA ,
N. \ \ ' . Cor. 16th and Douglas Ste ,
TO PAVE CEMETERY ROAD
Jolut CnllferPliCe of County Con11nis-
sloners nod City Council 5ehed-
ulcd for 'I'his ) horning.
At ( ho solicitation of a committee repre-
rvnting the Forest Lawn Cemetery association -
tion the county commissioners and a committee -
mittee from the city council will have a
Joint meeting at the court house today
to discuss ways and means for paving the
road leading to the cemetery. A part of the
thoroughfare is already paved , but about a
n'.ile of dirt road remains. Part of it is
within the city limits , therefore the county
commissioners called the city council into
the consultation. The cemetery association
urges that some action be taken at once.
Says IleVns Itobhed.
Ed Alnscow , a stockman , ocrnplained to
the pahice than ho urns robbed of $10 in
money and clothing and jewelry a the
value of $25 larf , Friday night 1 ' t" ' menu
whose hospitality he hod accented. Ile says
he knew the Inca as' John Gillett and Ed-
mards , alias "Shorty , " They Invited him
to their raom in the old L.nme : , . , use 111
the rear of the Oxford hotel , shortly after
udduiCht nail n'3.igned him to one of the
two brut ; ! n ( flue apartment , lie reired ( and
when ha awoke in the morning his heaps
and his property were missing.
Does Your
. Baking Powder
Contain
, , . . : :
2Uum ?
: . _
Prof. Gee , T' , Barker M. D. University of Penn. : "All
the constituents of alum remain from alum haling powders ) in
the bread , and the alum itself is reproduced to all intents and
purposes when the bread is dissolved by the gastric juice in the
process of digestion. I regard the use of alum as highly injurious , "
Dr. Alonzo Clark : "A substance alum which can de- ;
rang e the stomach should not be tolerated in baking powder. ' ,
Prof.V. . G , Tucker , New York State Chemist : "I believe '
when used as a constituent of 1
„ it ( alum ) to be decidedly injurious
food articles , " ,
Prof. S , W. Johnson , Yale College : " 1 regard their
alum and soluble alumina salts introduction into baking powders -
ders as most dangerous to health. "
n view o such testimony as this ,
every care must e exercise
the housewife to exclude the over
and over condemned cheap , alum
baking powders from the food.
'
, Baking powders made from cream of tartar , which is highly
t refined grape acid , are promotive of health , and more efficient.
1 No other kind should be used in leavening food , Royal Baking
Powder is the highest example of a pure cream el' tartar powder.
ROY BAKING POWDER CO , , NEW YORK.
1:511'OIt'4 Silot4 S Ud1V1:1)1lSD tX
You Are Ilerrhyntlnril : lint as
11'edncsdny , ,1:111. 21 , Iloslnil Store
\VILL OFFER FOR SALE
$12.iS5.0O
Men's , women's , boys' , misses' mind chll-
dren's shoes , slippers and oxfords , from the
stock of Wallace & Elliot , sold on account
of death of proprietor. Inelnded In this
$12,185,00 worth of shoes are
9,000 , PAntS WOMEN'S SHOES
from time great itnchiester and Iloslm ) firms
-Yarding & Sons , 0 , F , Daniels'Indt
Bros „ ilatchelder & Lincoln Co „ C , I' . Ford ,
etc.
4,000 I'AiRS MEN'S 1''iNE SHOES from J ,
S , Nelson Shoo Co. , Which Bros „ Thompson
Bros. and Fiorshelm Shoe Co ,
3:0 PAiRS MISSES' AND CIIlhDl1EN'S
SiIOES from Sinshelmer , Bach & Co'Inch
Bros „ I' . Cogan & Sons , Maloney Bros , nod
others.
1,600 l'AIitSVOMEN's FINE SLIPPEIIS
from B , Cohen & Sons , New York ,
1,800 BOYS' , YOUTHS' AND 1dTTLE
UENTS' SHOES from lime Newhall Shoe Co ,
And a nuutber. of email lots , FROM 200
TO 600 1'AlltS in each lot , of men's , women's
and children's and Infants' shoes ,
Sale will commence \\'ednesJay , January
24th at
BOSTON STORE , OMA11A ,
\\'e have by this tine cotoplelely rear-
rangeJ both shoo departments for lime better
handling of this Imnienso lot of shoes , By
Wednesday morning our slmoe rlepartnients
will present an entirely different appearance.
Immense bargain squares piled as high as
one's ( mead with the finest klnd of shoes will
be everywhere.
The main points of this sale are the extremely -
tremely high grade of shoes mid the cx-
tromety low prices tit which we are selling
them. To give you an idea how ( bey will
be sold , we will quote only one ) trice for the
present.
We will give you the choice of every inn's
or woman's shoo in the entire lot that sold
up to $8'00 at the ridiculously low price of
$1.08.
At this one price you will have your choice
of over 10,000 pairs of shoes , See samples ht
our window. Further particulars and prices
will be given in tomorrow night's paper.
This is the biggest shoe sale Omaha has
ever known.
BOSTON STORE , OMAHA ,
NV. . Car , 16th and Douglas Sts ,
NOT ACTING INDEPENDENTLY
Collector of Interonl lteenue lloulz
Only One of ) Ttuq Desiring
A lucrensed Salary.
"The Impression has gained ground , " said
Collector Iloutz yesterday , "that I have
made an application for an increase of salary
upon my own notion and that 1 am alone in
the demand. Now the fact is that my recent
letter to the congressmen and senators from
Nebraska was the result of a letter received -
ceived by me from the collector at Chil-
llcothe , 0. , enclosing a proposed bill to increase -
crease the salaries , accompanied wIth a request -
quest that I bring the letter to the atten
( ion of the representatives from Nebraska
in congress.
"I believe that the salary of time collector
of this district should be increased with the
increased work and responsibility. The
District of Nebraska includes the states of
Nebraska , North Dakota and South Dakota
and In this territory for the fiscal year end-
lag June 30 , 1898 , there was collected $2-
492,000 in round numbers at a cost of $1.80
per $100 , white do the two Iowa districts
$480,000 was collected at a cost of $ G.2.
per $100. For the fiscal year ending June 30
1899 , in the Nebraska district the sumo of
$3,428,079,35 was collected at a cost of $1.54
per $100. During the same period In Iowa
the sum of $2,003,256.26 was collected. There
are two collection districts tit Iowa , and
under the law each collector receives the
maximum salnryl $4,500 , or $9,000 for the
state , while one 'collector in the Nebraska
district collects hioro money and receives
but halt the salpry. 'fho cost of collection
in Nebraska per $100 is "less than the
general average which is $2,29 ,
"Tho maximum salary now is based upon
collections of $1,000,000 and over , while the
proposed hill fixes the maximum at $6,500
for collections of $10,000,000 and over , with
I salaries ranging from the present maximum.
The salary for the collector of Nebraska
would be $5,500 under the proposed law on
the basis of last year's collections. The
proposed change has been recenniended by
the secretary of the treasury. "
DAVIS IS CAUGHT NAPPING
Officers have Llvely Slclrmtshr in Capturing
turing tllogcd DnrglarVhunt
'Phey Found in a ( 'losct.
Charles A , Davis was lodged in the county
jail yesterday and when the criminal
court opens In February he must answer
the charge of burglary. It Is alleged that
several months ago Dais broke Into a house
boat.
Policeman Dempsey and Deputy Sheriff
Neve went searching for Davis this morning -
ing , having had a tip that he could be
found at his home , Third and hickory
streets , There was a commotion Just as ( lie
offcers reached the house and it was suh-
sequenlly learned that the noise was caused
by Davis springing out of lied , lie w'as
taking a morning nap. A woman who Is
supposed to be Mrs. Davis appeared at
thin door and assured ( he ofilcers that Davis
wes not at home. She was unwilling for
the officers to enter time house , They forced
their wry In and , after a close examination -
tion of the Interior , they found Davis
stowed away in a small closet ,
.tnnnuneeo"'uls ,
Local lynlllstines are deeply Interested In
the lecture to be given tonight at the
First Cangregatlonnl cburch , corner of NI e-
leFmith and Davenport streets , by ( lie famous
nullior of "A Message to Garcia" and editor
of Thai Philistine , Elbert llubbard. Mr.
Ihlbbard is also the gNding spirit of the
Itoycrofters , a band of hooknuikers who
design end cealo beautiful books at tine
Itoyctoft shop In East Aurora , N. Y „ where
The I'hlllatiue , time clever monthly mngazino
With ) which Mr , Hubbard first attracted at-
tentiam , is printed , As time head of the.
Boycrofle'5 ' , Elbert Hubbard ! s often called
time Antorleau'illlutn Morris , because of
the fine nuahlty o' time Itoycroft boolts , in
nvhich rolyd they so resemble the production -
tion of Ito Pelt reolt press , and because
of limo higher snrlalism which pervades thin
organlzatinn of the ltoycrofl estabiisbinent ,
The Ierluro teimlglmt Is entitled "The'ork
of the Itoycrofters" aad at a reception after
the audience uhll be privileged to meet Mr.
itubbard ,
linable to ( ' 'Ind the It eybol0.
Becnuso E. 11'rmlker couldn't thud the
keylioho Ito nuns mirrrsted on a rhurgo of
being n sushi , lous ubnrm.'ter and is'as ii
ralglied yesterday in p0Uco court , \Vulkerls
a tailor employed by thin Onalia Ureus
rnnmpmmny. Ile works nights. About 1 ° le
Suturdmty mornhmg he attempted In ndrnlt
hhnself with a hey , but time darkness mail
other candltions were mint favorable to hits
finding time opening , mo two policemen who
were watchimig 141m took him to the stutlon
Ills employer appeared in court and cx-
plahted that Walker bud the right key and
might hove succeeded lu udmittiag himself
hind time otllcers given Limn time. Ile was
dlschut'eed.
The lllirials Centrnl Italironl Co.
Is now open and ready to receive all classes
of freight and forward wI1h dispatch , to all
points In the NOItTli , EAST nail SOUTh.
Freight depot located at Eleventh and Chl
cage streets , Omaha , and on Ninth street ,
between Droadway and First avenue , Coun
ell Bluff. ,
Fifth R'uivi'lelluley Ctrii .
The Filth Ward McKinley club will meet
fn Young's hall , Sixteenth mind Corby
Thursday ov ning , January 25 , at S o'clock
All members are requested to be prcacut.
IIA1'DhN ) ' 1105.
'I'hr Ilcirn Yalues ht Silts ( 'out h"ie
l'ut'stiny ,
Extra vnluo on bargain squares in all
' kinds of plnln silk , checks and stripes , at
! 26e. 60c plain colored tnffeta , 39c.
60c $6-Inch elinngenble silk 6r 25' . $1.25
block bcngnllno for 76c. Extra speelal
value lit flew lot black taffeta , 36 Inches
I wide , eitht henry and a'big bargain , for
$1.25. Closing out fancy sllh , value $1.00 ,
$125 , $ l. O , $1.76 , all for 75c. When buying
taffeta buytlio best-the heal \Vluslow. .
\\'e eell the \Vinslo v taffeta.
Big sale contlnucd In all depnrtntomts.
ilAYD1 N 1180 $ .
'
I
ur Fixtures are er'
ruel Ihoolta uhrnlft.sl" rnutrnrtur na
enrtht l& lailting thou np The shunv ri i'4
furs' , out 'unit' yet-.Dud ; ha. ' . wiiv we
cunnut stove mine.
'h'ar'e prlms prrutll at t' , ' lil,1) stnud
ens Uu'y trill at the new cue at h'tli and
1)ndg. .
5o' Inblucut' l'ai'c 1'ovIcm' en roll. . , , 35r
. ) r 1'nzzrni's Fare 1'utvder we sell. , , . , 3.11 . ;
$1.00bub11ne \'ale's Goads ur sell. , , . 7\i'
$1.51) Viii Mnrinul ne sell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ I.15
$1.50 l'eilnw's Syrup we sell$1.2'1 '
5nc Cnscnrrts we sell . . . . . . . . . . , , . Jar
125e lluatphirey's Speckle n'e sell . . . . . . . tor
milillllI : dxed Baz thont we sell . . . , . , . . , . 2' '
25c Laxntl''e brume Qululnr we sell , , . . tr
1t. .C II. Snap for cli'nning see sell. , . , re
fine Khmg's New' iisrovem' sin a'11. , . . . Oar
5n St11nrl's fysp'lwiu 'i'ii hlcls wr sell , le'
air I.y in 's 'Tooth Pna'dol' ve eclI. . . . . . 211.
$1,110taltrd Milk we rill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 , '
$1.75 N S. S. ter sntl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .S
$1.0 ' 1\'ha' , r i'udul , ter sell. . . . . . , . i5e
$1.00 I'lnaud' ' , flan de Qulnine the sell. . 73'
Sherman & McConnell 0rug Co
Lila lintil'l ) ,
aoill _ to mill yr.
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WYOMING , U'I'AII ,
NEV.tDA AND
PACIFIC COAST POINTS.
TWO TRAINS DAILY
FOR
DENVER AND COLORADO POINTS
err''i't cic1.'r of ( , 'ICE , 1ao2 FAILNAI
S'I'IEE'I' . ' 1't. LEPIIONE 310.
I LOTS
During ( hits week 'se will have a 'Loos-
ening up' sale , and going to SLASII
rrirea-watch us.
Cruuter's IC ldney Cure . . . . . . . . . . ( i11e
Sehnefer's ( 'eugit Syrup . . . . . . . . . .11Se
\Voodbur''s 1'nriul Soap . . , . . . . .1ar
.17II Soni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10e
'l'oleuul Tessier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
- Foanlitlu . . . . . . . . . :
I3-a and Fouulutn Syrtnge. . . . . . . . IOr
1'ertrI ii .eeiitid Snap . . . . . . . . . . ] Ile
Little Ilyer fills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! ) d'
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1)is is' Ilendnehc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 :
1lnrluaI1's Reef / . . . . . . . . . ]
M'eat's Nerye and Benin . . . . . . . 28e
hood's Sirsnpnrlllii . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71St ,
Itr'oni , ( tulolne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15o
gee's llt.lr Tiger . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7.r
II u-'tut ' ualc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Roc I
Syru : , of Figs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Alit
1'ine nt' ( 'nrdul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71St
I'Int.hnnt's 'ontpunod. . . . . . . . . . . . 75c
\Vlmn will have a rubber the wagon for
"Barney" if the Irug Trust lasts.
nnrr CUT PRICE
DRUGGIST
Cor. ttith nail Chfraxa Sta.
'Chin is Going to Ilust'tlie Di'ng'I'rnst.
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THE WORST
OF THE WINTER
Is still to conic , Escape It.
Go where cold weather Is fur
known-whern you cult bathe ,
shoot , saunter along the seashore -
shore or loll ht a hammock all
tiny long - Florida - Cuba -
l'uerto him.
hates are altrmmcllvely low ,
Amid limo St. Louis h'lyer leaving
( ) inalimu at 1:55 : p , m „ puts you
ivell on your way hm u single
night.
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OFFICE STATION
1002 Farnam 10th and irlaeea
Otroot. 9trooto.
Phone 200' 'Phone 810.
Distemper -
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Just the kind of weather to make yotmr
dog sick , Coughs , colds , fever , dlstemprr
are miow prevalent. 'J'ury can alt be cured
hmy die tlnmely use of
Clayton's Distemperine.
Geo. It. Moore. the Lake street dog fancier -
cier says : "Thorn Is nr.thing better. "
Dirty dog anuses and bedding this ( hoe
of year cause scratches and mange. Take
lien in ( lame and they can be apeediy ) cumrod
w'Ilh CLAY'rON'S MANGE CURE. Price of
each ! 60c per bottle.
Scud for nook on the dog. ,
Ja A. FULLER & CO
14th timid nouglua St ,
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Aces.
miIIIS rill buy a hnudsonte Nosy Upright.
i S5.0O , n slightly used nilllugs Cubinet Grand.
ma 18,00 , h.i.nt ) , mS:1.11 : ( ) will buy n good Squnre I'inno or Orgnn ,
We are western representatives for the celebrated STEINWAY PIANOS , the
standard Instrument of the world. Also the A. 11 , CIIASE'OSE , , EMERSON , )
PACKARD and IVERS & POND Pianos.
Wo rent new Pianos and sell on easy monthly payments. Also tune , repair ,
store and move Pianos. Old instruments taken in exchange. Write for catalogues -
logues , prices and terms. CALL AND SEE TILE WONDERFUL PIANOLA , the
greatest musical invention of the age. It plays any piano. Any one can
play it. Telephone 1625.
c m.oer Mueller. . .
'I'IIE I.tltGEST PIANO IIOI'Sl : IN 7'111 : iVES'y ,
Steinway & Sons 1313 Farnam Street.
Representatives. 337 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
i
v The Greatest Clearing Sale
of JACItETS , SUITS
? ' - and CAPES
In the history of Oualua. We have In the Klein , Leventhal & Levy stock , combined with
our anon about 1,500 .htclmels , 1,100 Capes , 3755 suits and 700 Skirts plat will ho sold at
less than half price. TO TILE WISE WOL\IAN who has wailed to buy her winter wrap
we ivould say TILE TIME HAS COME. The garnments are all new , lirst class in every
way- and we defy any house in Western Amorist to conuporo with the valuea we offer
for to morrow-ladies' suits made of choice materials-jackets taffeta silk 9
] food throughout , skirts percale lined and Interlined-worth $15,00-
for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ladies' nom-tailored stilts in venetians , serges , whipcords and
98
mtxUmres , some a11 silk Ihned throughout-
worth fancy $25,00 , for only. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . .
25 ladies' sanuplo suits , silk lined throughout- 9
made to ( ho very best manner , for
only . up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . y
3 ladies' Astrakman ) capes , ) feed with Skinner's 9 ( J
satin that avid for $60.00 , now on sale at
only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4 Electric capes that sold for $50 , now en sale at $20.00.
10 Electric Seal jackets , that sold for $10 , now emu sale at $23,00 ,
All Our Collarettes ailtd Muffs at Less
' Tltati Half Price.
] 75 ladies' high class jackets-direct ilnita
. - . . tions 01 inlported ] nlodois-
iioo :
worth $25.00 ,
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1 X15 jtelcet3 ) , ill kert ( IyS , IlelUOSplthlS , Persians
o and i1ontanaL [ a , nearly all Skin
a ) lee's sat11 ] lined-they are
worth15.00 , ] or. . , . . . . . . .
8751adies' jackets , in lcersoys and 9 3
r h Gtller materials , silk lined
1 I tllronghout , worth ; 110.00 , for. .
i Inl'ilutml' lidermloslm ( 'lr mhs , trhnnted
1.75 ' hkllen , Alchela , .1.48 wllh mmgurn , s'mi'th $1.00 ,
half silk Ilmed
4ilses' Jnekots , wnrlh 48 Lutli ( ' both' I'Inlku'lrlIa ,
I hOI ( , fol . . , . . , . . . . , , , , , . 111 ' 1) ) m ) mt , , , w 'dn'I h $1.0' ' ) , far . . . 9 c
lamllen mill wool tihlils , In heavy h ls-
1'hildrpm's , imckets for , t tt'ed em'eioINvolth ,
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ) .4.98
( 'itl'II . . . . . . . . . , tmiio ' , l' . . . . . . . .
Indie4' ' till w'ool limmmnel 1\'alsls , l0 plulm . Lmil's' ; llarkintushes , slmgle nr dukblu
, blues , browns and
anal Imulhn - Slum , ' In 1 mll , eolars , , , 1 98 rapes uIn rk 'my' , tlm ) ' ' i.lIII , fat' . . . . . . . . 98
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l.mdirr' llminnel Ilkt'd ' 1'ndershh'tsvillt ' ,
500 ladles' 'ilk mmmil tiatln deep Iloumre , iriommied with
11IIsis , , ss ' h . ; l. , fnl' . 50 I1r111dhvi rih r'1 t.7 , fo1' , 5 9c
AY ( a ISM
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May be restored t ISRIUUI : As'ultI'
lug auv.r wpb all the unph.tsnin.as , „ f , .
lies Ible to be give i try itrtltkhailt.i'ilirc" ' , u
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RrldgeVork , total , or . . tit'th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Taff's Philadelphia ,
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