20 THE OMATTA D.A1LV 13EE : SUN DAT , .TAiSTUAUV 28 , 15)00. )
S01IJI1ISC NEW
Ltne of the Illiooii Central Railroad
Comclclc.
OMAHA-CHICAGO ROUTE
Onmliii , .MlniiriipoIlN . SI. I'nul
Miurl Mm- Upon fin-
_ \c v I lei n liiiiient
Throughout.
Hoglnnlng Momlny , Jnnunry 2fl , from
Omaha , tlm Illliiolrt Control Hallroail com
pany will open a now , Hrst-class line be > -
twccn Omaha , anil Council muffs ami Chi-
rnjo ; over Us new roail recently built
through Council muffs , Dcnlson and Ilock-
well City to a connection nt Tnra with Its
vvcstorn line throuRh Kort Dodge , Webster I
CHy. Wulurloo , Imlopendciue , Uubuque.
I'rtoport and Ilockfonl.
\ first-class line , because the portion be
tween Tara and Chicago , for years In line
physical condition , hart been Improve * ! nt
V&HOUB points , bringing the whole up to the
highest standard of physical excellence ,
nnil because the now portion has been made
from the outwt a thoroiiBhly-bulU. high-
Htandard plnco of railroad. The roadbed
of the latter Is twenty feet wide , Is ballasted
with gravel throughout nud laid with
clghty-nve-pouml strel rails ; Its grade In
the e3le t of any reid of the snmo
IciiRth In the state of Iowa and , In addition ,
Ha curvatuni IH very light , the maximum
being but two and one-half degrccH. This
now pleco of road , built between Council
llluffs and Tarn at a cost of $1,000,000 , IH
continued across tlm Missouri river to
Omaha by the tracks and bridge of the
Omaha Terminal Bridge & Hallway com
pany.
A first-class line , because over It will be
maintained from the first u fast , cfllclent
and convenient train service ( to bo re-
Bfheduled In the near future to make the
running tlmo between Omaha and Chicago
the Bamo as that of other lines between the
two cities ) , the equipment In connection
with which will bo of the highest standard
In every detail , and In points of elegance ,
convenience and modern luxury the same In
general character ; w Is used by other lines.
Included In It will be Pullman sleeping cars
of the highest and most modern standard
of design , elegance and convenience ; buffet-
llbrury-smokltiB cars , finished In mahogany
and carrying , as the name Implies , literature
both In the form of a well selected library
and a list of the leading periodicals , sta
tionery and facilities for letter writing cn-
routc , comfortable lounging chairs and a
buftot well stocked with cigars and liquid
refreshments ; now free reclining chair ears
fresh from the shops ; new modern standard
coaches , In mahonany finish , with decorated
empire decks and with double windows , and
having In them extremely comfortable , scats ,
complete toilet facilities , and u smoking
compartment : and last , but not least , dining
cars of the very latest pattern , they being
chastely finished and decoratwl In light ma
hogany and marquetry and having the new
attractive arched dome-deck , which adds so
much to the ornnmontal features.
The through sen-ice to bo Inaugurated on
thin nnw line will consist of "The Chicago
Limited" and "Tho Chicago Express. " "Tho
Umltod. " to leave Omaha dally at 7:35 : p.
in. , will bo a solid wlile-vestlbulod train ,
making but few stops enrouto and running
on fast schedule. ltn equipment will con-
Blst of TMiffet-llbrary-Hmoklng car , Pullman
Bleeping car , free reclining chair car and
Olrlng car. "The Uxprcss" will also bo a
through vestibule train , leaving Omaha at
1LMG p. in. dally and running on 'fast
schedule , but doing moro or les local work.
iprludcKl In Its equipment will bo a through
sleeping car between Omaha and Chicago ,
with dining car service cnroutc.
On the same date that this new through
Omahn-Chlcago line Is to be opened there
will also bo Inaugurated over the Illinois j j
Central railroad between Omaha and Fort
Dodge * and over the Minneapolis & St. Louis
railroad between Kort Dodge and Minneapo
lis and St. Paul , a now through Hbort line
( nlBo first-class In every respect ) between
Or-aha and .Minneapolis and St. Paul. Over
| i will be maintained two trains per day , of
vHch "Tho Limited" will bo a fast dally
vcbtlbulo night train , leaving Omaha nt 7:35 :
p m. nnd currying- Pullman sleeping car
and coaches through to Minneapolis nnd St.
Paul. "Tho Express" will bo a dally except
Sunday , train , leaving Omaha at 7 p. m.
nnd carrying a through buffet-parlor car
nnd conches between Omaha and Minneapo
lis and St. Paul ,
The new Omaha city ticket ofllco of the
Illinois Central has been opened at 1402' '
Fnrnam street , corner of Fourteenth. The
Central Imp also opened a city ticket office
nt Council Bluffs In the Grand hotel. Trains
of the Illinois Central will leave Omaha
from the now Union station , Tenth street ,
nnd will leave Council Bluffs from Its tem
porary station , Broadway and Twelfth
ptrrct.
.Uleittlun. f.'roruo Crook I'u.it , < 7. A. It !
Yeiti are requested to attend the fun oral
hcrviccB of Comrade Victor Koch at Burknt
R Oodder'.i uiiJcitr'ing ' : rooms , corner of
Twi-nty-thlr.1 and Cumlng streets , at !
o'clock sharp Sunday afternoon , January 28.
OKOIiniO P. ( lAUI/ICIf. Commander.
W. 8. ASKWITH , Adjutant.
WILL CONSOLIDATE AGENCIES
I nlon I'nolllinml Alllnl Iloiuln Coin-
Illlllilllfrill ' 1'llNNfllKCrKflKICK
In Tlii-on AVmlt'rn Clllrs.
Advices from Salt hnko etato that the
recent consolidation of the Union Pacific ,
Oregon Short Line and Oregon Hallway and
Navigation company Is rcxponslblo for a
I'lmngo to bo Inaugurated In the passenger
affairs of these corporations. Heretofore , at
Salt Luke City , Ilutto ana 1'ortlaml tliero have
boon gonernl agencies of these companies.
Owing to the alliance of the interests of
these systems it has been decided unneccs-
rary to continue the triple general ugonclea
nnd they will bo consolidated. The agen
cies of the Union I'aclllc and Oregon Short
Line will bo withdrawn from 1'ortlund , uod
the passenger Interests ot the allied roads
will be looked after by representatives of
the Oregon Hallway nnd Navigation com-
iwny. In Halt Luke and Ilutto the Oregon
Short I.I no will retain Us agencies , and the
Individual representation of the other two
roads will bo discontinued. This la in pur-
fiiuinco of u plan to have the territory tribu
tary to the throe lines covered entirely In
jiassonger affairs by representatives of the
respective passenger departments. It Is
understood that the representatlvea at
present located In Portland , Suit Lake and
Hutto who will bo effected by the with
drawal of tbo general agencies will be taken
earn of by appointment In positions as good
as the ones now occupied.
The 1'iuiHlti nml Oriental Mull
Leaves Orand Central station , New York ,
by the New York Central , every night In the
year at 9lD ! , and the fourth night there-
lifter this mall Is nt San Francisco , ready
for delivery or transfer to the steamers for
Hawaii , Aubtraltu , Philippine * . Japan and
See the new "Round the World" folder
JUbt Issued by the New York Central lines ,
\ copy will bo sent free , post-pal ; ! , on re
ceipt of 3 ccuu in stamps , by Oaorge II ,
Daniels , General Passenger Agent , Oranu
Central Station , Xe\v York.
Correct quality ot fioods n"1 ' lowest prices
guaranteed at Hubermaim's Jewelry
cor , 13th and Douglas. _
A DAIM'V I.I XC'HKOV l-'IIUi : .
Armour < V Cn.'n I\IIIT | AVIII llrnlii To-
morrotv it Tire \Viok * I'rm-tlcnl
DriiiniiNtriitloii
AT IIOSTON STOItn. OMAHA ,
Showing how to prepare
SAUCES. SOUPS. BOUILLON AND 11EEK
TEA.
nnd
Incidentally servo a ilalnty llttlo luncheon
to let you know by actual eating nnd drinkIng -
Ing how good It all KiHtoH.
COOK HOOKS GIVEN AWAY KIIEE.
Ask the lady.
ARMOUR'S EXTRACTS
On sale In our Drug department.
IIOSTON STORE , OMAHA ,
Northwest corner ICth and Douglas.
Illuminating gas , 5 cents per 1,000 cubic
feet ; can bo used anywhere ; no piping
ncodcd. Agents wanted. 1119 Karnam at.
ACCUSED OF LOOTING A CLUB
Story of 11 llpliu Hull I * \ol Partic
ularly rripfiit to tlio Mi I n of
Jitnto.
Has n man the right to force an entrance
to his own club btho means cammonly
employed by burglars ? This question has
mtercil Into the filings of n complaint nt
pollcu headquarters ngalnst a negro named
Alonzo Helm , allaa Orummell. The evidence
Is that ho unscrewed n lock from the- door
of the Tuxedo club , Kourtcnth and Dodge
streets , on the night of January 16 und
stole an overcoat , some * cigarettes and beer.
Helm IH n member of the Tuxedo club.
Ilcnro the embarrassment of the police. j
I
The question was answered temporarily In .
the afllrmntlvo by the city prosecutor Ignor
ing the charge * cf burglary and Illlng a com |
plaint of petit larceny , and upon this ar
raignment Helm IK now undergoing trial lit
police court.
Helm is well known to the police of
Omaha. A year ago he was tried cm n
charge of burglary before Judge Gordon.
| The evidence was to the effect that he had
I entered n cigar store at 218 North Sixteenth
! street nfter the place wan locked up for
j the night. In climbing In through the win
dow ho had dropped from his pocket n
mutilated nickel which several persons , in
cluding his father nnd mother , nfterwnrd
Identified as his property. The slot mnchlno
was looted that night and several texts of '
cigars were stolen , but Helm was acquitted.
Tin * Twin C'lly TJ
Observation Parlor Buffet Cars ,
llroad Vcstlbuled Throughout.
Via
NORTH WESTERN LINE.
From Union Passenger Station , Omaha ,
GCO : n. m. dally.
Note Also Inquire about the night train.
The storm signal Is flying. Prices on soft
coal nro declining. See the South Omaha
Ice and Coal Company. 'Phono 373. 1G01
Knrnam street.
Morliillly SttitlMlcn.
The following IVrths and deaths have been
recorded eit the ofllce of Wie Board of Health
ilurlnir the twenty-four hours ended at
noon Saturday :
Blrtlhsv Alfred Darlow , 627 South Twenty-
llflh avenue , girl ; Fred Orof , 1S12 Military
avenue , boy : Martin We-hrer , 42T. Center.
twin boys ; Jotfm Peterson , S15 South Twcnty-
liah , boy.
Deallhs Ous Holmmilst , 130. South
Twenty-HCtTi avenue , C5 years ; Mrs. Anna
Dyhrburg , 1903 Lcuvcnworth. 48 years.
on Fiirnifure.
In speaking of the new freight classifica
tion on furniture , Mr. Shlvorlck said it
would not affect the carload shipments , un
less the minimum was less than 16,000
pounds. "I , bought several carloads of the
Orand Rapids factories last week and none
of the cars contain less than 20,000 pounds.
The small open shipments may be somewhat
affected , but wo are buying almost exclu
sively in carloads now and have not looked
into the open rates. "
\ot fiolnu : to Henley.
PHILADELPHIA , Jan. 27. The rowInK
authorities of the University of Pennsyl
vania have abandoned the Idea of a Henley
trip , and the proposed Paris trip will not
bo acted upon until after the Hudson river
regatta. The rowing committee reported
that the crew could not be entered at Hen
ley without losing nt Poughkeepsle.
Tlic "Twin City J.niteil. "
Pullman Palace Sleepers.
Broad Vestlbuled Throughout.
Via
NORTHWESTERN LINE.
From Union Passenger Station , Omaha ,
7:20 : p. m. dally. '
Note Also Inquire about the day train.
O. P. D. Trunks and parcels. Tel. 2031.
A LESSON IN CROCKERY
Our "Comparison Table" Provss that Wo
Give the Bipgcst Valuos.
NO "SECONDS" IN OUR STOCK
Our ItrRiilnr 1'rlfpn on Crockery Arc
llarunliiN Tltim "Illw Snlc"
'rU-rn of Any Other Hcnlor Sec
Our "Cotiiimrlmin Tnltlc , "
About every so often we find It necessary
to open the eyes of the people on the sub
ject of legitimate and Illegitimate method. ' )
| of Advertising and of doing business'
| This tlmo our crockery department cornea
to the front with n new feature * . Visit this
department In our basement tomorrow and
ECO our "Comparison Table. " U will tench
you a leoson that will , be worth your while.
Our stock IH made up of nothing but thu
j most select goods that can be procured In
1 the different lines. Wo do not buy "sec
onds" or "thirds , " nnd would not offer such
goods to our trade. Our prices on crockery
are simply "bed rock. " Wo have no com
petition. Our bargains cannot bo duplicated
In the weal. We buy our goods direct from
the factories , cut out the middleman's
profits nnd give our customers the bcne-
, fit.
I Extra largo Jnpnnese bowls , genuine
porcelain , underglnzo How , blue decorations ,
worth 35c anywhere , our regular price , 17c.
See our "Comparison Table. "
Genuine Imported semi-porcelain cups nnd
saucers , decorated and undcrglazcd. Set of
G cups , G saucers and U plates at S5c sot ,
Wo do not offer a set of fruit plates worth
about 30 centa , given free with a set of
cups nnd saucers worth about 45c , and say
the whole Is worth $2.75. Not us.
Our nrlco for the genuine high grade goods
nt lower prices than any old kind of crock
ery Is offered , Is not for one day only , or for
one dozen only , but nro our regular prices
every day In the week.
Hut see our "Comparison Table. "
Wo do not sell , or offer for sale , a 1-gal.
crock than can be bought for 3c. Such goods
as a one-gallon crock for 3c wo would not
and do not handle. Why ? See our "Com
parison Table. "
If there ia any place In Nebraska -where
you get your money's worth , It Is In our
crockery department.
See our "Comparison Table. "
"Nuff said. "
W. n. BENNETT CO. ,
15th and Capitol Avenue.
lliilver.oltsCliili Mrellnjr.
The Nebraska University club will hold
a. meeting in the parlorw of the Young
Jlen's - Christian association on Monday
evening. February 5. All member * of the
club and former students of the * university
nnw In the city are Invited to bo present.
Several mutter * of interest will be brought
before the club for consideration.
Size doesn't Indicate uuaitiy. Beware ot
counterfeit nnd worthless aalva offered for
DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve. DeWitt's It
the only original. An Infallible cure tor
plleo and all skin diseases.
Expert piano tuning , H. H. Rhodes , Som-
mer Piano factory , 321 S. 10th ; 'Phone 2059.
CRAMER KIDNT3V CO. :
Gentlemen For years I have suffered with
kidney uivd liver trouble 'believe I tried
every medicine I saw advertised , but pot
no results , till a short time ago 1 saw your
remwly advertised and concluded 'to ' give. It
a trial , w'hllo ' 1 must admit I had very
little faith , but aiftcrtnklnir one bottle I
concluded to try anot'her ' , anil by the times
I finished uny third 1x > ttle 1 fen like a dif
ferent man and now I um entirely cured
'have-no ' symptoms w/hatevor / of kldnpy cim-
pl'.ilnt nnd I write thin that yfta may publish
it broadcast and I hope It will moot the eye
of some fellow workman who ha tried In
vain , 'to Hud a medicine that will cum
Yours truly ,
Vf-lulf - RON.AN ,
At Cudahy's Retail Market.
"We. sell the $1.00 size of Cramer's Kidney
Cure for Toe.
I CUT PRICE
I DRUGGIST
Cor. IQtli anil Cbteava Sta.
BEGINN ING-
MONDAY
JANUARY 29.
New first-class line between Omnlm nml
Chicago , over new road recently hullt
through Council Dluffti , Denl.Hon and Hock-
well pjty to Tarn , Iowa , to connection wltli
the Central1 ! ) western line through Fort
Dodge. Webster City , Waterloo , Independ
ence , Uubuque. Free-port and Rockfunl to
Chicago.
LEAVES C pM -
OA1AHA fg fy DAILY
A fast widc-vrstlbulcd train making prin
cipal stops only , and with new equipment
throughout , consisting' of llbrary-huffet-
Hinoklng car , Pullman sleeping car , frco 10-
cllnlng chair car , dining ear.
GHICM EXPRESS
LEAVES IA | ffft P.M.
OMAHA J Jy DAILY
A fast vcstlbuled train doing moro or less
local work. Included In Its equipment la u
through sleeping cur between Omaha and
Chicago , Dining car service en route.
Nnw short line between Omaha and Min
neapolis ami St. Paul via the Illlitols Cen
tral n . U from Onialiu to Fort Dodge , and
the Minneapolis & St. Louis R. it. from
Fort DoJgo to Minneapolis and St. Paul.
LEAVES 1 n R P. M ,
OMAHA f BJ5J § DAILY
Arrives Minneapolis 7:30 : a. m , St. Paul
8:00 : n. m. A fast vostlbulo night train ,
carrying through Pullman sleeping car and
coaclieB.
LEAVES "V ( jA A.M.
OMAHA | BHJU ) EX. SUN.
Arrives Minneapolis 7:00 : p. in. , St Paul
7SO : p. in. A fast day train , carrying
through parlor car and coaches.
In Addition a Fort Dodge Local Train Leaves Council Bluffs 4:30 :
Through trains from New t'nlon Station , 10th St. , Omaha. Tickets and reservation at
CITV TICICKT OFPiri : , l-IO'J l-nrnum tit. , far. Mill SI. 1'lione a 15.
He who rises late , trots
after his business all day.
MORAL : Send your orders early for Sheridan
Coal , best coal mined in Wyoming.
VICTOR WHITE , 1605 Farnam St , TELEPHONE 127 ,
ALLIED PRINTERS PLEASED
I-'cNtnor I'rlntlnu toniinii-'n Still
.lunlnxl Ciiiiunlxnlniifrn IllK
1 , allotolrn. .
The union workmen of the city nro con
gratulating themselves on the result of the
CBPO of tl'o Kestncr 1'rlntlns company
ngalnst the cominlsstonorrf of Douglas
county. The etilt was the result of thu
action of the commissioners In awarding the
contract for Job printing fol the county.
The Fcstner company \\ns the lowest bidder ,
but s they nro not authorized to use tlio
Inbcl of the Alllrd rrlntlng Tt.ideH council
the bid waa not considered nnd the com
pany brought mandamus proceedings to
compel the board to award It the con-
i tract , The trial was bosun In Judge Key-
i sor'a court yesterday and the taking of
evidence had only begun when It tnxnsplrcd
that the plaintiff had made no demand upon
the board for the contract nnd. as this Is n
necessary proceeding before mandamus pro-
I ccedlngs can bo maintained , the case was
dismissed.
There will bo a meeting of the Central
Labor union Monday for the purpose of
taking action upon the roo.uoat of the retail
clerks for assistance in thnlr effort to Re-cure
the employment of none but members of the
union by the local stores.
Martin Lawler , who has been In Omaha
for some tlmo In the Interests of tbo In
ternational Hatters' union , left for Denver
yesterday to continue the work there.
A. D. T. Mcssengerp , Tel. 177. The Ameri
can Dlst. Telegraph Co , hns moved Its main
office to Western Union ofllce , 212 S. 13th st.
Hamilton Waircn , M. D. , eclectic and
magnetic physician , has moved his office to
j 703 North 16th eitrcet , room 13. Special at
tention to nil long standing or lingering dis
eases and to diseases of women nnd children.
If our tlxture manufacturers do not
further delay In shipping our show
ca.'ses , we Ahull be doing business at
our new drug store , nl S W Cor. 16th
and Dodge sis. , next Tuesday morn
ing.
fAREWELL BARGAINS.
70 or 80 'bottles ' Perfume In cut gloss bottles
tles , the regular price of this perfume waa
75c we smill close out for ISo per bottle.
Dig long bars green and white Castile
poan , 2Sc each
75c bottle.s California Port or Sherry 35o
Dozens of styles of Hand Brushes ,
worth 50o tie 75c , for 25c
A few bottle.s of IllcksecKcr's Violet
Water , 25c size , to be closed out nt 15c
TOc (2 ( oz. size ) .Marshall Hoof Kxtract. . 1V !
CJood , fresh Belladonna Plaster 10'
Good Morllcated Talcum Powder , prr box..5c
1'lno Porfumttl Talcum Powder , per box. lOr
Sherman & McDonnell Drug Go ,
Middle of Block , Omaha.
Golnc to move Sl'RK.
Denver
Salt Lake
San
Francisco
Portland
Superb New Equipment.
DINING CARS
PALACE SLEEPERS
BUFFET SMOKING
AND LIBRARY CARS.
FREE RECLINING CHAIR CAKS.
NO CHANCES. SOLID COMFORT
City Ticket .Office , l302Farnam ,
TEL. 316.
mm & ST. LOUIS R. R.
41 Miles the Shortest
Tft Sifl
| Qjj $91i
28 Miles the Shortest
Trains leave UNION STATION daily
for St. Louis , Quincy , Kansas City and
all points cast or south.
Home Seekers Excursions
Feb. 6th and 20th.
All Information at City Ofllce , 1415 Far-
cam St. ( Paxton Hotel Block. )
Distemper
Mange
Just tbo Itlnd of weather to innko your
dog Elclc. Coughs , 'colds , fever , distemper
are now prevalent. They can all bo cured
by tbo timely use of
Clayton's Distcmperine.
Geo. H. Moore , the Lalto street dog fan
cier says : "There Js ncthlng bettor. "
Dirty dog nouses and bedding this tlmo
of year cause scratches and mange. Talco
then In tlmo and they can bo speedily cured
with CLAYTON'S MANGE CUHE. Trice of
each 60o per bottle.
Send for book on the dog.
J. A. FULLER & CO
14th and Douglas St.
UAIN.
. .
RACTICAL.
'llOTOGRAPIIIC
OINTERS.
. .
NVo give full instructions
FUEE on
If you intend iniruhasing any-
thinyr in this line it will bo to your
advantage to call on us. Wo are
up-to-dato in everything portainino
to photography and our prices arg
right.
.
1
The Robert Dempster Go , I 1
1512 Far mi m St. ,
Developing and Printing Done ,
ItON'N'KK Thomn . nt residence , 1323 CATS
street , Saturday morning. . January I" . t
2 o'flork , agoil 73 years , 1 month ntid S
KumTnl services on Mnmlny. January 2 ,
nt 2 p. in. , from Klr t Haptlst , ( formerly
Iloth Ktlen > oliuich , Park avenue. Interment -
mont In l'ro. pprt Hill cemetery. Friends
Invltrd.
I'lnorM 1'nltli In ( litiitliii Hrnl IXati' .
Mr. Jf M. llolnls of Uoston , owner of lha
Ilcmls Umnha Hag Co. , while In Omaha the
first of the month Instructed his manager ,
Mr. M. C. T'cters , let purchase a lot In the
j buslnern district , on which their company
will erect a bain to bo mcd for their r.ipldly
growing business.
The dcrd wa filed yesterday for the 6C.
feet next the National Cracker rompnny OH
Jackson nnd Twelfth elrcels , the sale htiv-
' Ins bcpii ncsoll.itod through the 1'otter-
| Sholrs Co. nscnsy. This firm repot ts Imlns
j closed some nlno sales In the past thirty
day ? . They nro now negotiating with an
outslilo pnrty who will erect n largo apart
ment house.
Have Hoot print It.
lllank hook nnd mngazlno binding. A. I.
P.oot , 1600 Howard street.
I
i
!
i
it makes no
difference where
you buy your
Shoes ; that you get just
as good shoes one
place as another ; that
they're all about the
same ; but you are mis
taken if you think so.
There are shoes and
shoes , and some are not
worthy the namebut ;
they are sold ; some
body buys them and
then they are sorry.
We sell you the other kind
of shoes high-grade goods
that are made of the best ma
terial by the best factories
in the land of the highest
standard of style the most
comfortable ani satisfactory
and the most economical.
N. E. Cor. totii
and Dougloa Sta.
Waiters' ' Jackets , 45o
Waiters' ' Aprons , ! 5c
Cooks' Gaps , lOc
Brown Check Bib Overalls38c
Wool Gloves , I5c
Duck Coats , 75c
Duck Ulsters , $1,98
Silk Four-in-Hands , I5c
Double Sleeve Work Sliirt 50c
Men's ' Arctics , 75c
Fur Overcoats , $5,98
Lots of other snaps away
down cheap ,
Guarantee Clothing Co. ,
Capitol Ave. , Near IGlli St.
Close to Bennett's.
A Fresh Supply
50c size 40c.
$1.00 size 75c.
$3.75 si/e $3.15.
AlNO Iiiini'h Tn 111 i-IN nii'l llorllck'H
Kooil ill miiiit : Cut 1'rlrox.
WALDRON & CAMPBELL ,
Guf Price Druggists ,
222 South Kith St. Omaha.
This
Tooth
was removed absolutely without puln by the
USD of vitalized air. given by IIH only.
1,1-aves no after efftctH , and can bo taken
by any one. Always frenli.
Kxtracting 23 < ;
Vitalized Air f.0c
Hllvor Filling 75c
Teeth Cleaned 75"
Taft's ' Philadelphia Dental Rooms ,
1017 UUUUL.AS ST.
TAKE YOUR
PICK
I
Of any Suit , Overcoat or Storm
Ulster in the House.
We do not even reserve our $2f > and $27.50 11. , S it M.
and llacket , Garhart 4fe Go's , finest ivady tailored suits and
overcoats in America. We give you your pick of a $100,000
slock of tlio best made and trimmed , and the best lilting
clothing in America. A mild winter and a largo fat ft TT
j stock have made the small price of iM Ti I u
Your second choice includes suits and overcoats that retail
for $1'J.50 to $18 an inspection will ( ftQ " 7C
convince you choice ui B J
Yom * third choice includes suits
and overcoats that are worth and
elsewhere for $10 to $12.50 , goat
s Pants
Your choice of our entire stock of
jinen's line t ready tailored pants , all
new nobby patterns , regular -
ular § 5 to $7.50 values' 13 ,
Second choice , values rang-
ng from $ -1 to $5. 50 for _
Third choice , values ranging from $2.75
lloSa.75 , for .
Fourth choice , ; ill wool black and blue cassimeres ,
pants worth 82.50 at
Choice of our line vealee and double breasted knee pants suits
for boys of 'J to 1(5 ( years that are worth from § 3.75 to $7.50 ,
at $1.75 , $2.50 and $3.75.
All our odd knee pants at 20c , 40c and 75c.
ys lore [
A Bi ' Lots of Ludie * ' and Children's
* Fine Shoot , on Bargain Tables.
LOT NO. 1 On Bargain Table.
Children's 'Heavy ' Vlcl Kid Lace Shors.
with coin toes , kid tips and double fair
stitched soles , regular $1.50
quality , on sale at
LOT NO. 2 On Bargain Table.
Ladies' Fine Surpas Kltl Lace Shoes , with
patent calf tips , double fair rtltched soles
nnd outstdei back stay , a splendid shoe
for street wear , worth $3.00
sale price
LOT NO. 3 On 'Bargain ' Table.
Ladles Fine Vlcl Kid Ixico Shora , with
silk vesting tcps , single flexible soles and
kid tips , shoos worth
$3.23 , nt
LOT NO. On Bargain Table.
A special lot of Ladles' Fine Valour Kid
"Rochester 'Jlado" ' Shoes , with double ex
tension edge soles and kid tips , j Q
worth fully $3.50 , on tmlo at Rl < U > v
The present standard of these famous snoes is the high
est that experience , perfect material , and careful making can
produce. We shall
maintain this
"standard of per
fection " in every
"Ultra" we make.
"OUTOFTHEORDIIIARY"
No woman's shoe selling for less than $3.50 the price of
the Ultra is as good as the Ultra. No shoe selling for
more can be any better. Big sales and small profits are
why Ultra shoes are both good and cost less than shoes sold
for high prices and fancy profits.
IN 7U.L STYLES.
ONC
PRICE ,
Per pulr.
Ashamed of His Teeth
Many men urc. and yrt It In neither
imlnfiil , troulpHmit | > nor cxpc'iislvn to
have tlioHc Unit nro prmslhlo to suvn
jmt In perfect condition , anil thovn
tlmt are not oxtroctcxl and replaced 1 > y
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
which will do everything required of
OlM DENTAL WORK
IH Hcc-onil to nniin In the city. We
make tc-otli on jilatcu or crowns , and
brldgo work.
BAILEV , the Dentist
IIIK- . & vr \\n\\\ ,
l.liiAXimlanl. ! . P ho u i1OH. . ' , .
INC Dr. II. U' . Ilnllcy'o Tooth
1'oirdi-r. All
iDoor Springs
f and
I Door Checks
The ono shuts the door : the ,
other prevents slamming.
There are several kinds on' '
the market. Some wo can ro- <
commend. Let us tell you
about them. (
j JAS. MORTON & SON CO. ,
| > 1511 Doil u .St. ,
.J , Agcntii for Wm. T. Wood & Go's
4 celebrated Ice Tools.
WANTEO-tne ot oad health that
H-l-I'-A-N-H will not ocnt-tlt Striul & cent *
to lUp-tns Chemical Co. . New York , fur 10
and 1W ) ttstlmonlaU.
A Biir " Lots of MunV and Hoys' Fine
Shoes nu Bargain Tables.
LOT NO. G On liargaln Table.
A special lot of 'Men's ' "Huttery Calf"
Shoes , with full double extension
eolos , wide coin toes , heavy tls
and coat tops , a good
? 2.CO value , at
LOT NO. C On Bargain Table.
In our Annex Shoe Dcpt * llen's Kino Sat
ed solcw , plain or tip toes , bpaas3vcarr ;
in Calf Lace Shoes , with double fair
Btltched soles , 'plain ' or tip toes ,
worth everywhere ) $2.00 ,
Oil BUlo at
LOT NO. 7 On Bargain Table ,
tin Annex Shoo Dept Hoys' Heavy Vcnl
Calf Lace Shoes , with double stitched soles
and goat tops , worth $1.50 , J dTUfft
sale price flidJKjJ
LOT NO. 8-.In Annex -Shoo Dcpt.
Youth's Heavy Solo Veal Calf Lace Bocs.
with goat itops nnd wide tipped
toes , worth $1.35 , at
Commencing Tomorrow.
AVu will li.ivn a Krnnd unloading : xala ,
ThoiiEiiiulH of dollnfH worth of ilrugx , | iat <
rut r.l'u'.i-lncs , HpaiH and JVrfumory will
lin sold out at 11 , ireal nui-rlllco to inak
room fnr 0111 mammoth uprlnj , ' .stock wlilotl
IH ilall1 airlvliK.
J.OO1)aiH Talcum Powder . . . . 4o
W ) caiiH Tooth 1'owdcr . .in
i , Xj ImttluK Liver J'lllH . Uu
\V havii loft about 10,000 hair , nail , tooth ,
Hluivlng and liuby linulipK ( Hunijilud )
which w < < will Ki > ll you at about half prlco ,
lOc liottlo 1'crl'iimu . 5u
' > < hottlu I'crfiimu . H > u
CramiT'H Kidney ( "urn . ftfo
KIlmer'H Swamp Hout , 40 and . T5o
HooilH' Huraaparllla . 7Do
1 dozen llcllotropo Boap . : : tiu
4711 Suap
DEPT.
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DIM I T.I HAMJAI.AVCWn ( 'U'.Hl'I.HS ,
Cures ( ionorrlioeu , Olret or unnatural dis
charge In a few days , Kull dlr i lions.
I'rifo (1 to All drutfulHl1' ' . or mall , O , Dlctt
& . Co. U3 Ctntro St. . New YorK.
