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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1900)
1 ' 1 II1 ( )11111111. DAILY 1.1 : 1'IIUlitil.rlY , 1r ffl1WAIiV 15 , 1900. UCFCSSI. ; UI ; ALBCIU' DAVIS Drawers of Safe at Station B Opened with Stove Shaker , FRIENDS OF ACCUSED MAN WORKING HARD JII ve'sIIgallull Sbntts .tr'CNY In Suluur- buim l'osluItIi. 1Vns Ins , wad Rely ( , , huge of CumbinittInn 1Vns \ccessnry to Situri limey' . E Slnco the arrest of Albert Davis on the f chugo or robblug postotllee station B of nearly $300 on the day when ha was plucel ! n charge of the elco upon the arrest of lttchard Phoenix tor embezzlement Davis' lrknds have been busy scarching for evidence denco which would eletr the young man of thu charge. They elelm to have eecurud onou'll evidence to accomplish this object , but unnounco their Intention of keeping up tin ) luvosllgntloa tmt4 tlw guilty man is found. 10 the work of BIvestlgution the safe and snrrotuidings at atntlon 11 were carefully examined , and the people living In tilt' nelgh- horhnod there quttttancd. It woo learned lint lho man residing over the postolilce had nbout d o'clock on th0 morning the robbery - bery was dlseovrred heard 11 nolse in the building as of some Otto nhahlmg the stove , 1VIth this as a chic the safe wan examined , When it wits learned that the rarriera at the station had known of the matter for some litho time and had kept quiet for fear of being involved in the else. The tarp is a Inrgo one with double doors. It has two drawers In the center , the upper one being where the stamp money was kept and the lower wus used for the money order f1mds , the latter dresser' containing the i money which Davis is charged with stealing. Thn outer doors of the safe show no signs or being tampered with , proving to the sat- I Isfaction or nil that the money was taken by some one having time combination to the safe. When lheso doors me opened it in ovldent , nccording to the investigators , that the drawers were not opened with the keys Which were in thu pocket of Albert Davis , 1171(1 that these were the only keys with which they could be opened Is shown by the fact that the duplicate keys were and still are in the drawers. t Ruiz It May time Ileen Ilouc. The shaker to the grate of the stove is always attached to the grate , but easily removable , and the Investigator , in the presemico of the clerk at the station , took this shaker , and fitting tire small cad into the marks aircady on the upper drawer- ) marks said to have been made on the night of the robbery-forced the thin wood above limo drawer away from the bolt of the lock so that the drawer was opened , and then with the same pressure and making no deeper marks , forced the drawer shut so that it was apparently locked as before. This act satisfied those who saw it that the up per drawer had been opened without a key , ! but they pointed to the absence of marks on thu lower drawer as evidence that a key Lad been used upon it. Close observation showed two small marks Linen limo upper edge of the lower tiraecr , bit they would not fit any part of the shaker. In the safe , and attached to it by 11 chain , is the key which is used to open the registered mail sacks. It is a thin j piece of steel about three tuches long and h halt an inch % Ii0. The edge of it fits the i' ' marks upon the lower drawer , and witbout h making those marks more pronounced the 'j ' Investigator forced the lower drawer open , } , (111(1 then closed it so that the fact that it T Lad been force ] could not ho discovered. I a Investigation of the building shows that it i is easy for any one to gain entrance to it , i A window opening Into tire basement at the I front of the building is fastened , if at nil , with small nails , which can easily be bent by pressure from the outside , and under f tine window is a pile of anthracite coal upon i whleh no mark will be made by a person t wanting through it. Once in the basement , ncccsa to the postoflco is easy through a 1j trap door , which is never fastened , and i wliich is reached by a flight of stairs. I ' 1 transpires that when Davis went to t ho , L , home of Itlchnrd I'boonlx to secure the combination bination to the safe on the night of the robbery ho told Phoenix that he had nut sent the money to the central office. It is said that Phoenix had given the combination to other parties , and when a reporter called at Phoenix's home to Interview him upon the subject , It was said that he was out of town and that his family did not know when lie would return , VALENTINE DAY IN OMAHA J , ( ( ( Cnrrirrsnle a ilei I % al of flue , tnclrnt Uusloat tiVhl'lt for sc - t'rnl Years 11'a. on the Wear , St. Valentine's day was more generally observed iii Omaha yesterday than for several years previous and the letter carriers note ) Oil increase in their budgets when they started out in the morning through the resl- denvc districts. Thu original custom of soiding pretty souvenirs to sweethearts on St. Vnlentlao's day was continued for many yeas , but gradually began to wane and in. I StOl there sprang up the habit of mailing I , conic pictures with rovading matter attached --a vulgar travesty on the sentiment oat- bodied la the original Idca. There has never been an entire ahantioument , however , of the souvenir idea and this year the windows or department storre , boeleshops 110(1 other 19 places were ilhunad with elegant produe- finis. There was also an elaborate representation - sentation in the combo line. 1)oalers say the old oistout will probably lm revived to tin ezt'XIt. It attained in former years. .leeording to ancient tradition St. Valen tine's day-February 1.1-Is the ditto wbea the birds choosy their males. Thal part of this story Would hardly iiavo held good yesterday - terday , for tliere was too much snow and lee I I e Those Records St. ill StaDd I R'henever yon hear any one speak of fast traveling , just remember - member Giu iurlington Route holds nil records ! n that line. line.The The fastest time ever made betss'oen Chicago and Counell Inuits is 9 hours soil 14 minutes. Time furlingtoi node it February 17 , 1599 , The fastest thou ever made betW'en Cuuncll IfuTa and Chicago la 9 hours and 23 minutes , Thu Burlington 1115(10 11 January 3 , 1S9J , The fastest time over made between Chicago ant > Denver 1. 16 hours unti 63 inlnutes. Thu ilurllullton made it 1Fcb- ruary U , 1697. Ticket O/lice. / AurlingloO Station , 1602 FARNAM ST. 10th S MASON Sts Telephone 260. Telephone 128 t I ( nurh frigidity of ntmnsphero for the blyds to go a wrroing. The tiny derlyat Its name In honor of Valrntlne , oho has beheaded by Romans , and it line been observed throughout - out the civilized world , more m' less , for ages. - KELLER IS NOW A PRISONER .turleulturnl impl'meu1)cnlrr .te- cuseti of Frnut ( Is Arrrsletl by Deputy I'lynn , Deputy Sherlff Flynn has returned from Lawrence , this slate , where he went to arrest - rest Joseph Heller , who is charged by the Partin , Orendort R Slnrliu company of this city with obtaining goods under false rep- resentations. The amount involved is $5- 1000. Roller necouipnuicd Deputy I'lynn as calmly as though he were making a husinesa trip to Omha Instead of coming under olii cial surveillance , ! Colter Is a dealer In fapmhig Implements at Latvreuce , mitt has lived there several years. IL Is alleged 'that ho submitted to the rompialnnntcompany tunexaggerated state- mcnt of his nssets , thereby gaining credit. Keller was permiled to sit In the sheriff's ellico instead of being committed to jail. lie expects to give bond immediately after arraignment. "I liars nothing to ssj just now , " 1(81(1 Kober , In response to u request for his version , of the affair , "but there are usually two sitiea to every story , and i shall tell mine when I get Into court , " The ncctlsed is of respectable appearance , and it Is siId' ( that hits previous reputation has been good. . .tt'c'1'io\ tttl of RUGS , 11'U , ' 1'hnrsdny Is 1'usitlvely Ilse Lust Buy , so neti'l IrimII to He its tltetidaimrr. Ulirinnb's art gall'ries at 1612 Parnam at. will positively close Thursday. .tu auction sale will he held 1Vedntuday Eve. at 7:30 : and Thursday at 1030 ; a , m. and at 2:30 : and 7:30 : p. m. All the rare rugs and carpets and art gains ! bat have delighted the people appreciating art and antiquity will he sold to the highest bidder. You have the name opportunity that several of your friebda have availed themselves of to buy n rare rug or art gem at your own price , Remember , but one day more is this opportunity yours. UILRLANB'S ART GALLERIES , 1612 Farnam St. WANT TO BE PHARMACISTS - - - I It lrly-VIve lbuug Jlen and 1Vomco LitiiiItiei as to ' 1'luolr Kimusvl- edge of I'barnutey. The Nebraska State Board of Pharmacy held its regtiiar quarterly examiatIon for apohicanta for registration as pharmacists In this city yesterday. The board is composed - posed of Henry R , Gering , president , I'iatts- mouth ; Niels I' , Iiatsen , vice president , Iearmey ; Charles L. Stillman , vice president , Columbus ; J , IL Schmidt , treaeurer , Omaha , and henry lf. Barth , secretary , Lincoln , all o1 whom arc in attendance. The exaulnation was concluded last cramming and the papers of the applicants will bo examined by the members of the board , preparatory to the announcement of the successful and unsuccessful candidates. The mtppilcants dor registration number thirty-five , the majority being young men. They come from varlous cities in the state and members of thcMexamtning board declare it to be one of the brightest appearing classes that has ever appeared before them. A b'rlgttfnl , Sluader will often cause a horrible burn , scald , cuter or bruise. Bucklen'o Arnica Sale will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cures fever sores , ulcers , bolts , corns , all skin eruptions , Best pile cure on earth. Only 25e a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Kuhn & Co. , druggists. 'Pic Verdict Of the traveling public , who have used the Illinois Central's new trains between Omaha and Chicago and St. Paul-Minneapolis , ! e "It can't bo beat. " City ticket office 1403 Farnam st. lntertitintimeimt. A , Roy Israel , humorist , impersonator and member of the University of Nebraska quartet - tet , will give an entertainment at the South Tenth Street Methodist Episcopal church , Tenth and Pierce streets , Thursday evening - ing , February 15. "Gallia , " the great composition of Gounod , so successfully rendered last week at the First Methodist church , will be repeated on Friday evening of this week at St , Mary's Avenue Congregational church , with a fine miscellaneous program in addition. A Conunerelnl Climb flan Saye the finest trains that leave the city are run on the Illinois Central It , R. They go to Chicago , Minneapolis and St. Paul. Inquire at 1402 Farnam at , BOSTON STORE IIItiNIIETS Today Wo 01t , a Out All Soiled Blankets and All Blankets from DETROIT WHOLESALE STOCK .ti. , , , Si ill Grnuder Ilnrgnins to .111 1Vool ( 'Itti111s nt .Ile-Slllr tIni - scllue de Sole 211e-Sllles Rile ninl hilt' , L'le. 50 ( ' BLANKETS , 19C EAC11. At 19e etch all the odd cotton fleeced blankets that are worth up to 50c. $1,50 BLANKETS , 75C PAIIt , .1t T5c pair nil the cotton. fleeced - binn- ( kels , 11.4 size and voty heavy , that sold up to $1.50 pair. $3.00 11LANItR1'C , $1.20 PAIR. At $1.29 pair , all the hei y wool blankets , slightly soiled , 11.1 size niid extra weight , that soil iii : ) to $3.00 onIr. $5,50 hlLANKE7'S$2,5O I'Alit. At $ 2.50 pair we' include everything In all wool 'tlitnkets that ore in the least soiled , goods worth up to $5.50 pair. i $7:00 : BIANItIITS , $3,05 I'Alil , At $3,05 one big bargain square of clc- gunt Callfgruia blankets , only very slightly soiled , nctunlly worth $7,50 pair , UAi1GAiNS IN OUR IJASEMENT. Ono rose imported sateolis in the latest colors and designs , worth 25c ; as long as they last , go nl Se yard , 5,000 yards Scotch and chambray gingham - ham , worth 121 + c , go nt d' c yard , 20c corded madras mind seersucker ging- hntn , go at S ! ! ' yard. 10e percales , 30 inches while , 5c yard. 10,000 yards white goods , worth up to 40c , go at 5r , 71yt' , 124c anti 15c. 200 Pieces alnndanl prints , worth Tc , go at 3c yard , 9,009 yurds outing flannel in light and dark colors , worth 121 c , go at 5c yard , BOSTON STORE , OMAHA , N. W. Cor , 16th and Douglas. ( nod ( 'It ixenshlp .tppenL We urge mill good citizens to vote only for candidate' tvho will enforce existing laws and to decline to support any man who has neglected or refused to , or who w111 not pledge himself to lair enforcement If elected , The undersigned propcses to gather and dls- seminato information coucerning nil'eandi- ' latesi seeking ofilce at the conning municipal election , ALtTHUIt CHASE , Chairman of Good Citizenship Committee Omaha Christian Endeavor Union , Fine Sled : i'arni for Sole er 1x- rltiiace. We have a 130-acre farm twenty-eight miles from Omaha , near Arlington , Neb. The owner will take $5,000 or $6,000 in Omaha property as part of purchase price. This is worth investigation , as the property - erty will be sold at a great bargain , Price , $3.00 per acre or $15,000,00 , PAYNE-KNO\ . , Solo Agents , 'First Floor N. Y. L , Bldg. , Omaha. iCnesiis ti ty , St. Louis niid Chicago Are linked together by the Chicago & Alton R. R. with the nicst superb , solid vcstthuled trains. If you are in one of these cities and Wish to reach the other , you will consult your own comfort by purchaeing your ticket via Chicago & Alton R. R , \'ewi Lit to Clitrngo. The Illinois Central's "Omaha-Chicago Limited" lcavco Union station at 7:35 : p , m. iVido vestibuled Free Reclining Chair Cars , Buffet-Library and Drawing-Room Sleeping Cars , Ticket office 1402 Farnam at. Drs. Lord , & Rustln , 501 Paxton blk. NOTICE THE FIRST Wo have here too busy 'to write an ad or raisu our ) mriceS , so will sell at the sumo old Ilgures ( I' Oil ( 'ASH ) , except where we t a'e LOWVIRED A FIE' . 11,00 CRAMEIt'S KIDNEY CURE , 69c. ONE bottle only to a customer and for the REMAINDER OF' TIH : WEEK ONLY. 50c SYitUP Ohm' FIGS ( GRNITINE ) . . . . . . 2'JC f0c M011R011"S K1D-NE 0105.29C $1.00 Mine. Yale's Preparations , . , . . . , . , . . T5c $1.0) ) PCrUIL'l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 750 $1.00 1Vyeth's eef , Iron and Wine. . . . . . T5c $1.00 Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver 011The 51,0) ) King's New Discovery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75c $1.00 Jayno s Expectorant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The $ k,00 Hall's flair Itenewer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The $1.00 Wntnpoie's Cad Liver OIL. . , . . , . . . . . The $1.00 Bovinino . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 750 $1.00 Khmer's Swamp Hoot. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The $1.th ) 11'inn of Cardul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 Piorce'y b'avorito I'rescrintiot. . . . , . TOe $1.00 I'alne's : Celery Compound. . . . . , . . , , T5c $1.00 Silks' Nervine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T5c $1.00 flood's Sarsaparilla. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The $1.00 Malted M11k . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tot : $1.00 Duffy Malt 1Vhialrey. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SSc Sherman & McConnell Drug Coo I lit New Store al 16th aid Dodge , s11OO said. Al' 11Os'l'ON sTOItii. \el ( tily flue ( rratcnl Sitar Nimlc liter Ilgd hi Onunlnt , Ilut a ahoe silo that Is drawing bigger crowds every day. o matter what the weather people flock to this shtm solo . AT BOSTON STORE , 11'hy" Because the shoe bargains arttlam really and truly great that customers t rge one another to take advantage of time wonderful - derful snle. StOin3 S)1DES ) TODAY. More $5 and $1 mews shoes for $1.9S , Moro $5 and $1 and $3 ladies' shoes for $ LbS , More ntlssre' shoes al $1,15 and S9c. More chlll's , Nhoes at S9c nod 69c. More boys' shoes at $125 , $189 , $1.19. Everybody ti , town , ( mows about these shoo bargahms , . And tonmorrow's sale is going to be a wonder - der , 11o sure to romn tblhe , right place. This slice safe is at Boston Store and nowhcro else , ' BOSTON STORE , OM.All1 , N. 11' , Cor , 10th anti Douglna , RACIAL EXHIBIT IN COURT Fur n Ilrlef Sptdi the 'I'rihuimnl of Judge ( lurdon Itrsenibles u 111diim l'Inlsauriti .fudge Gordon's court down at the eeu- tral pollee station was it stttdy in ethnology yesterday. To the usual 011(1111 of Caucasians amid Ethiopians was added a liberal sprink- i Iing of Syrians anti then , to round out the cosmopolitan aspect of the crowd , a couple of Celestials dropped in. Thus were represented - sented the white , binck , brown and yellgw races of mankind , The Chinumeu wanted to sign n band for the appearance of one of their countrymen. They were very businesslike , remaining in the rooa not a moneut longer than wash uecesSary. The Syrians were store dauber- ate. They were present as the result of a neighborhood quarrel ht the vicinity of 11SS South Thirteenth street , but even after timely case had been disposed of they remained to watch the arraignment of petty offenders , Few of them can speak Efigitshi The negro contingeut was interested ht the First see 1'se ben a watehin' me boss-Sir Schaefer-wrtlin' ads every day fer do nosepapers tehiln' the people tvhnt read dent papers about how Cheap he sells patent medicines and drugs-but lie don't make it strong enough , 7'he people are kind 0' auS picieua that he charges as much as them down town fellers-and that's where they matte a mistake , for lie don't charge near as much-but I see now 1 uin't edication enough to explain to WOmiicn 'ii ( ) (10 the buyin. Another thing , I link me dross makes a mistake tlghdn' ' dem does-cause he don't gl'n 'em any ciSars or commission-and bully go , tme dqe' 1111 lots 'o prescriptions- but me boss says I must shut this off at' Put till a lot o' l etas Cream. Say , data de best stuff niade'fd : champed bands , s CUT PRICE DRUGGIST , Cor. 10tht and Chicago Ste , --UNEQUALED--- t 1 ' 011 COMFORT t ' SPEED i c 1 AND 9 0sa'y , a E UIPMEIJT 'ii nil TAKE UO I R PACIFIC TRAINS' ' , , 'a . . . .FOR , . , . DINvTu ; ,411iI'P LAICE , POit'I'LA\D , sIt ; FtAhtCLSCO , LOS ANGIOLES. Ou'l One n1i ht to Utah. ONLY Two . ' 'fights to California , Oregon. City Ticket Office , 1302 Farna m St. Tc leDtoac , S1U. _ - I O ( mil IIAYbE SHOE SALE. THE SENSATION OF TH ] Unparalleled Shoe Values S L88 , $ L88 Crowds o Eager Buyers I Heir Two Big oe eDartla e SEE OUR SIXTEENTH STREET WINDOWS. eh Selling 3600 Pairs of Men's Finest Vici Kid velour calf , box calf , and wax calf shoes , wit h for 3.5O , S4 , and Sa , AT $1.88 A PARR. Selling ' 4200 Pairs of Ladies' Finest Shoesin , vici kidehrome kid and box ealfwith hand the latest style toes , black and tau , shoes made to sell for $3 , $8 , 50 , $4 and $4 , 50 , all on sal Thousands of pairs all on big bargain tables , so you can pick them out easily , t o s Ros r a M Nra of t ( $1.88 For ladies' flume vlei klii vesting top lace e shoes , with baud turned soles amid now For mot's fine box calf mvelt sole shoes , For ladles' finest viol kid lace short , with style kid tips , made to sell for $3,60 and node on the new swing last , extra heavy hand turned soles and newest style toes and . , nud wide tors , made to sell for $1,00 heels ; a flume dress shoe , made to sell for $4.0 0 mid $5.00. $3.60 and $4.00. Si1OES from the great factory of A. Ah Suoi s ! rout the factories of Preston D. SIIOFS ( tom the great faelorles of George born & Sons , Iirooko Bros and Moore1eilh , Campello , Mass Alyron F. Thomas , P. Daniels & Co Boston , Mass Rochester Shafer Shine Mfg , Co some of the largest Campello , Mass and J. 1' . Smith & Co of Shoo Co anti Ilulekamp hires. , , Keokuk , and bmt manufugturers of ladies' floe shoes Chicago , sours of time largest and best mak la manufacturers that are known from In the world , j ers of men's shoes fu America , Maine to California , ALL ON IMMENSE BARGAIN I HAYDEN BR ( I I theft of n pair of trousers , an chemise with I which one of their number tins charged t Three testlfel far the state and three for ; the defendntit and time evidence was Ro cot- tradietory that the accused ts'as dlsudssrd. I it happened that most of the ( 'nuraaslau element tsnn concerned , directly or tadt- meetly , In cases of ttllegrl vngram'y. Pure julee of the grapes , naturnily fermented - mented , is the ingredients used lit Cook' imperial ( 'lantpagno Extra Dry. CLEARING SALE OF JACKETS 11'o have a few fine Jackets left- they must be sold and to tin It we have niarked the oilers away' below event half price , Everybody knows tea handle the BEST immmmkes anti BEST. qualities of jackets. Looks 111(0 _ winter tens just commencing , prepare yourself by gettlug a new coat at small cost. I'rice $2,511 , $3.95 nud $10,00. 1.5CDflELD S tL t1. tel ( ) nottgits Sti'cel. ® ® ® ® ® em ® ® ® ® ® d , , , C7 0 svr * r V - to ® .f m ( J ® L7 EJ f You Tffiik QO © Of buying a Sewing Macbinc SEE US , It makes no difference what l1 make of machine you want , SEE I'S. U You may want a Davis Bali-Bearing or Singer , a Standard or Domestic , a Wheeler & Wilson or a cheap machine - ® chine for $18.00. No difference which , 'vi ? can sell you , so SEE US. We ® have NO agents , e'o pay NO commis- ® A sinus , sa you will have to SEE US and ® we will save you some money. ® We rent machines for 25c per week. R e repair all machines at reasonable prices. ® Nebraska c e . pt1 $ & 7 ® 15th and Ilarney , l m e Phouo 16013 , 1'l tgAt8 ® ® ® ® ® ® i 0 ® ® ® ® - ' 7 A GOOD THRNC FOR TILE PUBLIC- PUSH 1T ALCNC 50c Swift's Extract Beef , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 4p , . 2.5c Brown's Troches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 Ldsterine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . On , SOc Gem Ctmtnrr. i e . 25c Kondon s Catarrh Jelly. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : qtr 2t' Carter Liver Pills , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , l5 , 25c Packer's Tar Soap. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ] 5r Me. C'astoria St' $1,00 Iiromo-Seltzer , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,5t' OQe Bronco-Seltzer 4h ( Ode Dodd's Iildney' I'llls , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , -00c 50c Dndd's Dyspepsia , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 40c 50c Litlda Tablets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ir $1.00 Tartarllthino , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 75 , , 2.5 Chamberlain's Cough Cure , . . . , , , , , , 20c $1,00 1Vtio of Curdui , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 75c r Cuticurmt Soap hOc $100 Pe ru na . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 e EOe SicI1hPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60c 1'ond's Extract. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 40c We are tIme nuly store in time illy keeping a registered maw , and a good one , in our place mil night. Never close. J. A. FUa LER t CC 14th and nonglns St. AYDE AGE. SL885 $ L88 sits ay. welt solo shoes , made to sell turned and welt soles and all e AT $1.88 A PAIR. r , tK . $1.88 . i i For mews fine vlci kid hand weIt oboes , With kid uci vesting tops , all on fittest stylu lasts , made to sell for $5.00 anti $6.o0. SHOES from Ibo great factories of lluhcl & Sane , \Valertown , N. Y Dtouud City hoot nud Slice Co. , St. Louis , Mo. , anti Continent - tinent Shoe Cu Chicago , A , 1 i 0000000000000000000000000000000000000 0 0 p O 'n ' ' 0 0 p 0 10 0 0 11re carry oily brio kind of rtlb' t : = 0 a1o ° hums ' : ul(1 ( thuy are 1 ho hest thtt : are ° 0 10 made , ' l'wonl(1n't b0 liku " ' 1u'llo ? Ve- ' o ! 0 . , 0 l0 braska to huidlt : , all y otlu.l kind. r o m ° p 0 li'o'I'e 11Oi le)1's ) Stnrnt lilbbc's. ) 0 0 11'e ve llroulen's l'ltiti lh'ulbors ' , 0 0 0 ll'c't'o 1ionon'sS'tov)1 qlv7o' , 0. ° , 0 IJ9 'PC jttssc' ' ' ( fn(1 ( luldren's Alasd'rs. 0 0 1I'e't'c.1ti'es' (111(1 CIillron's ) A'ttlibel'o' , 0 0 0 11''e''o Mien's IlervlBueZ'le tlrCtics. 0 o 0 11 7' c t , e JTc'n ms pain : i lusAt'as , p ' o 0 0 11'e''e llren'sSnoul lE'lnless. ( 0 C ) V'et's 1'f + erltkin/ ! 11'ubbers , for 0 0 fllcn , II'rnien an(1(1till'en , ' but o o p ° llre'vo 0)ll ) l One califT1ae ! Best. o 0 But they cost you the santo pries as you pay o ° 0 p for 1)001' quality that is on sale in some stores. o 0 \\e give advice free of charge becanso wo feul 0 0 0 it's oar . If you fail to accept it that's ° 0 o your fault , lie good to your i'eet , they carry o 0 all the bIINIt'n. Keep your feet dry , is our ad' ° I ° ° , Vice. 11'o furnisli the -sluedy and .wo charge 0 you less for best quality thaui some stoles ° o 0 ° charge you for the poor kind. 0 0o It pays to rubber , 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ° 0 e r , 0 0 0 00000000000000000000000000000000000000 Serviceable -s - A T BARGAIN PRICES i $ 'v.t The following arc a few of the many bargahma we arc offering this work In Plains that have been slightly used , shopworn or returned from rentals : Bahlings Upright , only. . . . . . . . . . . . $ S5 Oak Upright , tine . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ Story & Clark , ebony . . . . . . . . . $ Flume Kimball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $163 Beautiful Mallet & Dav'is.$185 lvers & Pond . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ Stchiway Upright , . . . . . . . . . . . . $ Chickering Grand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $400 Sohmer Mali. Grand , . . . . . . . . $ Ivers & Pond Baby Grand. . . . . . . . $600 Orgaus and Square Pianos , $10$18 , $35 and up. Easy payments , Wo rent new pianos , tune , move , exchange and store instruments. l'clephosio 1626 Our prices an new STEINIVAY , A , B. CIIASE , POSE , IVEI1S & POND , EMERSON - ERSON AND PACKARD Pianos are lower than anywhere on this continent. 1Vrile for catalogues , prices and terms or pay us a visit of Inspectfou. TIIE SELF-'LAYING PIANOLAS , the greatest musical invention of the age-only $250 , . c mo er Mueller. . . 'I'IiE L.titGEST PIANO IIOUSE IN ' 1'1117 WEST , Steinway & Sons 1313 Farnam Street. Representatives. 331 Broadway , Council Bluffs , la JhthffIy 1 Owing to the inclemency of the weather the Auction Sale of ums , etc. will end Thursday tnstead of Wednesday as advertised , T lie Rugs and Carpets are the rarest and richest even' shown in the city. I Ik The products of the Oeen J + r ) L tals in Persia , Turkey and India. The art gems are beyond - u lC i if4 ' ) tion handsome de- r signs , in Clotsonne , Ivory , a r vin g S , Tenkwocds , j I q , Bronzes , Porcelains , Royal r' Vienna war- , Dresden , V v Chinese Art Cw'ios , Cabinets - ' ( nets , Arms ( modern and ) , Embroideries. n All to be sold at Auction Without Reserve , Sale begins at 10:30 , aa in. 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. URLAJBS 9 ART GALLERIES 1612 FARNAM STREET , OMAHA. Remeinber T1iilrsday is the last day. Id 9 e and Youth tire alike victims of the decayed amid aching teeth , Petit can be treated by r . our mrilied of . E ( T' Painless Dentistry 4 7 0 1 r and be relieved of suffering. Our t " 7J ' - I , , , ' . , Ar tificial Teeth y hl ' , Lain are perfect duplicates of limo natural 4 ' . , rj troth and perfouimt ull their functlona mr ' + r-a with are and comfort. BAILEYth e Deu Is , t' :11. Ihrxlnu 1111 , 1(111 , t Ftrnuru , . I'honu ioHS , 4 balkyAlrudanl. r . , tune't'ooth d' ' + ' tt Use 1)r. It. R ) - - + ' 't i fonder. All' drulfgist. . THE NAI1E 01' On Lard , on [ tam , on Dacon is a guarantee of puricY. Swift t an Company , , , OInuhri , Chicago Kansas City St , Louis , St. Joseph , St. Paul , I . . s , Ir I e t . . . .IN. . . . ( Deotistry ' , ujs ( a great dial when it rolnt i to fixing t , , . i , Our work is stri"tly 11rst rlaas mud a , , ism null ) lit' best rmmtlrrhil and 01111)0y ! , , , , ' but ex1)rrinncei urn tIbI $ . Your work wail be fully wurraritsl to give aatisfactlun. . ; curer Ffllings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75u fluid 1'lilings . 11,50 up ( i,1 f'row'ns ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; 5.5'J I Se [ I'cetll . . . . Tail's Philadelphia Dental Rooms ( f ] 1117 DOUGLAS ! 1'l' . Nr MARKET a t t CONTAINS THE FINEST CUBAN TOUACCO V. 11. 111(13 tl. ( ' . CO , . 11ASI'FAC ° rrBLRS , 8'1' . LOUIS , MO , U , A , ILtILblt.tt.JC , OM.tl1A , LIBTIuuv'1'Ua. A
