21
Tins OMAILA DAILY 111315: Sl'XDAV, 3FAY 20, 15)00.
WILL ESTABLISH PRECEDENT
Count; CommUiioaarj Will B Aiktd to Try
Eipinment in Municipal Ohantj.
JlMMIE GILLAN NUY BE GIVEN "CURE"
llintlliitliin for lire of I ) 1 1 1 m i 1 1 1 1 1 it
UmiiIh tin- Incorrlullilc Smith
O 111 ft It i) lluj In 'In lie
'I t I'lll Illl'lil.
It Is probable that Douglas county,
through Hit Hoard of Commissioners, will
hoar the expense of n liquor cure for Jlra
mlo Olllaii. the Incorrigible who has re
peatedly terrorized the .South Side nohool In
South Omaha. If thin deal In consummated
It will I'HtnbllHb a precedent In benevolent
work, for the records do not dlscloso a
piimllcl Instance of municipal charity.
The Olllan lad was before Judge Vinson
haJcr yesterday to stand trial for In
corrigibility. I'rof. M. Johnson, principal
of the South Sldo school, was tho prosecut
ing willies l'rof. Johnson related In de
tail the Ktory of Jlmtnlo' escapades how
ho filled up on firewater, how he lambasted
tho other boys of the school with a black
snake whip, nnd how In general ho set
discipline at mtught. It Is evident from u
deduction of l'rof. Johnson's testimony th.it
he regards Jlnitnle (Illlan ar a wonderfully
bad boy. Jlnitnle admits It, nnd boasts with
gront show of pride that he In 'the tough
cjt that ever trotted over the pike." This
quotation Is borrowed literally from Jlinmlc.
Jil'lgo Vlnsonhnlcr sentenced the lad to the
reform school for an Indefinite period. Tho
court would probably havo made the sen
tence until the subject Ih of legal age, but
for the arrival of J. II. Shoppird In the
court room with a proposition to give tho
boy a liquor euro. Sheppard who reprc
hents nn Institution for tho euro of In
chrlatcH, said be had read the story of tho
(illlan boy's frailty In the papers, and that
the management of bin Institution had or
dered him to viell Omaha with n view to
securing the lnd as n patient. Judge Vln
unnhaler said be bad no authority to negoti
ate for the euro, but he heartily approved
of the Idea, and Sheppard was referred to
tho county commissioners. He offers to
make coiicohhIohh as to cost, appreciating
the fact that to cure Jlmmle (Illlan means
n valuablo advertisement. The commis
sioners aro In doubt us to their authority to
administer a liquor cure at county ex
pense, but the proposition is under con
federation and If a legal way can bo found
Jlmtnlo will probably be Immunized from
the evil habit Into which he has fallen.
'I'll Hit- I'lllillc.
Tor Hie bencllt of thoso who nre doubtful
ns to Whether we recolviil I be Insurance of
our lato daughter and sister, Carrie Cilbsoti,
from the Star of Jupltor lodge, wo wish to
Miy that wo received tho full amount due us.
One hundred dollars was telegraphed us Im
mediately nftei' tho lodgo had been notified
of her death, nnd tho remainder was paid
us one month later.
AI.EX O. GII1SOX AND WIEE.
J. I (11IISON AND WIEE.
J. J. ORMSHY AND WIEE,
3IISS NETTIE (JIHSON.
Rod letter Days.
Special Excursions
to tho nfcick Hills
Via NorlUi-Western Mne,
Juno 21, July 7 lo 10 inclusive,
July IS, August 2.
Ono faro plus $2.00,
Mmlt October 31. 1000.
AgentH Omaha, Missouri Valley. Sioux
City nnd at Intermediate points In Nebraska
will sell thc cheap rato tickets, vln tho
"North-Westorn Line," Ercmont, Elkhorn
k Missouri Vnlley railroad.
COLONEL CODY'S NEW CAR
It In tho One In Which 31 inc. I'ltlll Mmlo
Iter IiimI A intrl(nit
'I'o nr.
Colonel II. H. Hake, proprietor of tho
Merchants lintel, writes from Philadelphia
to say that Colonel W. E. Cody (HulTalo Hill)
has n magnificent now private enr to re-
jdnco tho ono burned In winter quarters nt
Now Haven last February. As tho old car
was tho ono formerly used by I. T.
H.irnuni, the now one Is the palatial cnach
In which Adellna l'attl mado her last tour
of tho American continent. It has been ro
modeled and refurnished since then.
Colonel Hake writes that Colonel Cody Is
"ns tlokled over his new oar as a boy over
his first pair of p.iutB." His Wild West
.how Ih now playing an ongagomont In
J'hllndolphla.
"After suffering from piles for fifteen
yoars I was cured by using two boxes of De-
Witt's Witch Ha7el Salvo," writes W. J.
Ilaxter, North llrook, N. C. It heals overr
uling, llewnro of counterfeits.
Miss Alice Howell, assisted by Mr. Joo
Hnrton, vocalist; Dr. and Miss lteglna Ilao-
tens, violinists, will give a recltul at tha
Young Men's Christian Association audi
torium Monday evening, May 21. Tho well
Vnown talent assures n llrst-class entertain
ment. An admission fee of 25 cents gom to
nsslst a class of boys of tho Calvary Bap
tist Sunday school on Us pledge of $100
toward tho building of a new church.
Hamilton Wnrren. M. D. eclectic nnd
magnetic physician, has moved his ofllco to
709 N. 16th street, room 13. Special at
tention to all long standing or lingering dts
cflses nnd to diseases of women and children
Thomas W. Car. & Hra. hav,- removed to
914 Kiirnnm street, old nM oulldlng. Tin
Kaivnnizeu iron woik, clilmney tops and
KimcrinK a micciaiiy. ici.
After May !l our odlco will bo lo.-nted at
J106 Eurunin. Johnson Hros. Trnusfer Lluo,
Genuine Imported H. H. Tllsncr beer on
draught nt Ed Mnurer's, 1306 Enrnam st,
Wrlto ads. Sell cuts. Print nnythlng.
ttonecypber, 1201 Howard Ft. Tol. 1310,
Douglas Printing Co., 150S Howard. Tel.SU
Oyball's for lco croam nnd candy. Tel. 1416
City real entate. Harrluon, N. Y. Life.
O. W. Wortz, dentist. 1015 Douglas st.
A. D. T. Messengers. Tel. 177.
Have. Root print It.
CHICAGO
BUFFET LIBRARY GARS
Best Dining Cat Servlcs
I M'l.M.SIM'.ll SIIIIIT WU!TS ft, Ill, ISC
Over 1,000 I)iimi l.nillrs' Prrrnlp nml
l,n un WiiUtx from I'nrkMilr
Mtitt Co,, Clilenixn,
AT HOSTON 8T0IIK, OMAHA.
SAMS HKOINS WEDNESDAY, May 23.
In this sale there are bun dtods of dozens
that nro completely finished, some noariy
finished and sonic only parMy made.
SAt,K HEOINS WUDNKSDAY. May 23.
UXriNISHKD WAISTS, fc. 10c, 15c.
Of tho partly made waists thero are
hucdredH of dozens that arc all cut out. jbo
sleeves all Mulshed. Tho majority arc com
plete, oxcopt the sleeve arc not senel to
the waists. Many of these shirtwaists arc
trimmed with Insertion. They aro all made
of line percales, lawns. India linens, etc.,
all mado In the new styles end they will b.
nold at ., 10c and 1"; worth up to $1.50 If
complete.
We also bought from the same company
n big lot of waist materials and trimming,
Mich us lawns, India linens, batlstca, nain
sooks. l;icw and Insertions.
THE SAM-: IlEOIXS WEDNESDAY,
MAY 23. j
and will bo tho greatest sale of Itn kind over
hold cither In Omaha or an) where else.
Don't forget the sale Is nt
HOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. ICth and Douglna Sts.
To fool Minnesota
Via the "North-Westorn Mnc," .
Juno 21, July 7 to'10 lncluslvo.
July IS, August 2,
to St. Paul. Minneapolis, Dublin, Superior,
Waseca and Kasota.
One faro plus $2.00.
Mailt October 31. 1900.
Agents Omaha and Council Bluffs will tell
via "North-Western Lino" at these cheap
excursion ratcfi.
Two dally trains. Tho Twin City Mm
Ited. Tho Twin City Express.
Model trains for travelers' convenience
and speed.
iillcr.
Members of Mecca court, Tribe of Hen
Hur, will meet at 1203 Earnam street Mon
day at 7:30 sharp to attend meeting of
Jewel court. Council Hluffs.
C. E. AM, EN.
E. C. WHITE. Scribe.
Chief.
Aiiniiiiiii'i'inctit,
I now bnve my own orchestra, conKistl"g
of the fluent mandolin trio In the west, which ,
discoursed sweet music to guests nt my i
restaurant, 1120 Douglas street, every day
from 12 to 2 p. m and at the Her Hrand
enfts from fi to S p. m.. during -which hours
llnncr Is nerved a la cartQ.
" ROME MILLER.
Letters of credit and ilrrular notes for
foreign travel can bo procured ut the Omahn
Natlonnl bank. This bank will furnish all
Information necessary for persons visiting
Europe.
Omnha Tent and Rubber comoany r pre
pared to fill all orders tents, awnings and
rsnvas goods. Nsw location, corner lltb
and Harney. 'Phone S83.
Hiihermann, Jeweler, est. 1866: absolutely
reliable; lowest prices guaranteed. 13&Doug.
Ornphophonos, phonraplis, gramophone.
Oraphophono Co., 1515 Farnam, Omaha.
Wood Mantels
Tile Mantels
Artistic Fireplaces
Gas Grates
Gas Logs
Tile Floors
Tiling for Bath Rooms,
Vestijbules, Wainscot
ing, etc. New and beau
tiful designs in And
irons, Fenders, Fire
Sets and Fireplace
Grates.
Our new 1300 designs In Wood
Mantels nre In and we now show ths
handsomest and most complete line of
Mantels and Kircplaco Fixtures In
tho west.
MILTON ROGERS & SON,
14th and Farnam,
Send for special mantel catalogue
nnd prices.
WOMAN'S CI.MI HHITIOV OMAHA
DAILY M-JWS, .MIY aiTII.
Tho Omahn Yoman's Club has tuken en
tiro (diarge. llnanclal nnd editorial, of next
Thursdnj-'s edition.-) of tho Omahn Dally
News and will devote tho orocceds of Its
work to tho Ak-Sar-Hen fall festival.
Mrs. Draper Smith, president of the club. Is
edltor-iii-ihlef ; Mrs. Haldrlge, manaulng
editor; Miss Kalrbrother, city editor. Jlrs.
Tllden, business manager: Mrs. Heldun, nil
vertislnir malinger; Mis. H'oobler, manager
of circulation; Mrs. Damon, treasurer.
Past presidents of the club nre to write
articles anil others havo been obtained from
abroad. Tho city has been districted for
advertising purposes nnd also for circula
tion, which the school children, stimulated
by tho prizes offered, aro working cITci -lively.
Outside clubs have been untitled
nnd will tako largo numbers. N'ot less
than in.oOfl circulation Is arranged for nml
tho elTort eems to bo proving very success
ful. To stimulate the local circulation tho fol
lowing prizeH have been solicited from tho
Omaha merchants and nro offered tho
school boys nnd glrlH of Omaha:
Three months' stenography nnd type
writing scholarship, Omnha Commercial col
lege. Hellonco wheel, fciG, Nebraska Hlcyclo
i-(illipali .
Cash. 30 The Omaha Dully News.
Camera. $10. Aloo & l'onfold company.
Hoys' suit, flO, Hrownlnvr. King ,t Co.
Twelve yards sill;, tl5, Thompson, Hclden
& Co
Diamond ring for boy or girl, $25. Yv. It.
jxmiieM
Flftceu-dollur tnllor-mudo suit, Hoston
I i-lorc
j One two-pleco knee, pants suit, Common-
tul Clothing- Company.
W tilmnu-d hat, Dacy, milliner.
! 1 dozen cabinet photon, Heyn.
Any pupil iniiy compete for these prizes,
tlie one securing the largest number ot
subscriptions having llrst choice of prizes.
I Those dcslrlnc to conineti, e.in M.x.nrn
blank xubMcrlntlon books of tho imlrmwusi
of the lltfercnt schoolH, or from Mrs. tleorge
W, Doubter, circulation mannper, nt Tho
Omaha Dally News otllce, 111 South Four
teenth street.
Tho following Is the list of highest com
petitors: Willie McNulty, ; Ocrtrude Drake. 37:
Jessie Dewey, l; Carroll Helden, Sill; Har
old Sobotkor, 211; Ouy Hudd, 1S3: Fred W
I'lumber. 15t; Hayjiiond Hay ward. tTO; Kd
moiid Hesslre, 121 ; Hay Wilcox, 93; (Jeorge
l'erclval. 90; U-stcr Sbenn, 7S.
"diKT'I'A SANDALWOOD CAI'SUI.KS.
Cures Gnr.orrhoea, Gleet, unnatural dis
charges In a fow days. All drugRlsts. accept
enly Docutn, by mall .JI M. full directions.
Dick ,& Co., 133 Centre flt New York.
O.M.tllA TIl.NT AM) III lllir.lt ( (I. Xllt.t.
ThHr I. miles', Ml-..-,', Hoi ' it ml Mm'
llitlilx-r ( on In unit 1iicltliitiislir
TO HOSTON STOHE, OMAHA.
Snlo begins Tuesday. May 2:nd. nt S
o'clock sharp,
AT HOSTON STOHE. OMAHA.
This sale will be one of the greatest op-
portunltles ever presented to the people of
omnha to buy rubber clothing for almost
nothing.
Wo ndvlee you strongly to wait until this
sale opens, which will be Tuesday. May
?2nd, nt Doston Store. And never In the
courso of events have such good rubber
goods been sold for ns little money ns we
will sell them next Tuesday.
To give ou nn Idea bow these goods will
be sold, wo will tell )ou that nil the men's
and boyit' cape mackintoshes that the
0.nnha Tent Mid Rubber colnpnny old
wholesale up to $3.00 will go In one lot at
ollc each.
Tho higher grade mackintoshes for men
and women that sold up to $12.(100 will be
sold in Just about the same, proportion.
Somo of these gi oda havo been wet nnd
slightly rolled, but otherwise nre petfect, ns
water does not hurt rubber goods.
Wait and be sure to attend this sale
Tuesdny, May 22nd. nt
HOSTON STORE. OMAHA,
N. W. Cor lGth ft Douglas Sis.
Dii:i),
WAhDIN Johanna, aged 70 years.
I-'iilli-rul servlie at residence of son-ln-luw.
It. Koihnomun, si: S. .IGth street.
Sunday iifternoon. May 20th. at ." o'clock
El lends Invited. Interment Hurllngton, la.
NIKI.SKX Mr. Katrlna. Thiir-duy, May
17t!i. IWO. at o'l-lnck p. ni., aged 7s years,
s months, 15 days.
The fnm-r.il service will be held from
tho residence of- her wm-tn-law. Mr Xels
Chrlsti'iisiii, 1112 North 23d slrett Sunday,
Mu.v 20th, 19. at 2 p. m. Iiiternu-nt in
1'roMpect lllll cemetery. Eriend. Invited
1 1 ! ii'm frt't" Sotii''t.
May -G to Juno 5 wo present free a "new
process" watc color photo, handsomely
matted, with each nuw rtoicn platlno cab
inets or larger photot. Heyn. tho Photog
rapher, 313-317 South Fifteenth.
Htniik hook nnd niagazlitu binding. A. I.
Root, 109 Harney street.
Shoes of Quality
It l economy to buy tho best not neces
sarily tho highest priced, but tho best to tie
had for tho prlco you pay and wo sell on
that kind tho best in quality the latest
nnd most original In style the most com
fortablo in fit and nt tho most reasonable
prices.
CPXanwridbtCo
N. JL Cornwr 16th awl Deuslaa Sta.
i
MGtfAau
i
r
Vt&lTAiUS
VltATlrTtAt
J, L, Barnett,
So. Omahn.
.I-.
TVtGffAa!
I toitft
J J I a
1108 FARNAM STKEKT.
UlnEll'
S
Clothing
yj" C Monday we place on sale 200 men's
ipXO.VyV lineat suits the very latest styles and
patterns striped and small checked
worsteds, oxfords, vicunas, unfinished worsted, in fact every
thing worn by up-to-date dressers regular $18 to $22.50
values, our price Monday $15.00.
mi C CC 300 men'8 a wol 8Prhig suits, in fancy
jJ5 JLv V-J worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots and serge,
manufactured by such roliable firms as
llackott, Carharttfc Co., Hart, Schaffnor & Marx and Michael
Stern tfe Co., fit and workmanship guaranteed. Good values
at $16.50, our price Monday
A 450 suits
P'Tr. JL chased of Miner, Beal & Co. at 47c on the
dollar suits worth from $10 to $12.50 aro
included in this lot. Wo expect to close them out Monday
and oiler you your choice at $4.75.
A fancy vest free with every boys' knee
pants suit at $3,50 and up.
$2.50 au $3.50
strictly all wool worsted.-?, serges and cheviots, regular $4.00
to $0. 00 values, sale price $2. 50 and $3. 50. A fancy vest free
with each suit.
$2.25 and $3,50
and fancy vests, satin lapels
$2.50 instead of $3.75 and $5.00.
Thoso who appreciate high grado cloth Ing would do well to call and examlno
tluao Garments and bo convinced thnt we i,avo them S3 1-3 to 50 per cent on each
purchase,
HAYDEN BROS.
IJ.TCt KSIOJf HATH
1 Vln riilmKO, .MIMiniiWrc A ft. I'nnl tl.
, May 19, 20, 21, Washington nnd return,
$32.:r.
May 21, 22, 23, Detroit and return, $22.
Juno 2, 3, I. 5. Milwaukee and return,
$16.73.
City ticket office. 1501 I-'arnnm street.
( Telephono 2S1.
ELIXIR OF LIF
MHHHMiH!
U a litytlilt al rompuun 1 THE KOfNTAIN
Ul- I'liHTI-i J'l AI, VOI TII, me fpaiiiaru
sol' ht. wan never fount, but voti will ul-
W.i. B lltlil tlie LOWEST l'HH'NH lit our,
"(lore I
;I.c i llromo Seltzer "' I
Jl.Oo l'lnkhatn's Compound 7"' l
II, (m l'ulnes Celery i'ompound 7"i I
oOo Dodd's K'ldnev I'lll
41.-
r Moans Kldn.y Pill
10,.
Me Dodd's I)v iisln Tablets t"c
Jl.o-) Stuart's Dyppepsla Tablets "5c
$1.TO Scott's EihiiIhIiiii 75c
iVk t'nscarets 4",
Ttf Curler's 1'IIN Km-
j 25c Juvenile Smri lc
25c Olltlcura Sunn 2lc
fifi- ScbllTitinn's Asthmu Cure 40
5no Ely Cream Halm 4'
25c l'lso Cure -'K
Jl. i)0 Coke's Dandrurf Cure 75i
1 Sherry Vlno ... fr"
I'ort Wine Mi
Hratuly $10)
J. A- FULLER & CO
, ctT fun i; nitt;i;;iM'.
1 I'liuilecnlli nml DiittKtiin Slrcel.
GOOD
FIT
Is essential In every set of artificial teeth,
nnd our teeth nro mado with n double suc
tion, so ns to bo perfectly tight.
Hood ect $5.00
IlC3t set JS.00
Hold fillings $1.50 up
I Tail's Philadelphia Dental Rooms
1517 DOUGLAS ST.
If your blood
does not clrculato property you are nick If tho air
In your refrigerator docs not circulate It Is sick and
you soon will bo if you use It. Tho
Merrick Refrigerator
has tho right kind of circulation, consequently it
keeps foods perfectly.
No nasty zinc lining no
mould no scrubbing.
C C!U I P P riounl
Great Sale of
High Grade
$10.00.
left from the 13,305 suits pur
500 boys' double
breasted suit h
ages 0 to 10 years,
250 Fine Vesteo
Suits, sizes 3 to S,
made . with plain
Mondav's price $2.25 and
BLACK SILK
rtjsxinxzai) ofh
Wo are selling bla, k sill; suspensories, with
leg straps and waist bands and rubber draw
trlngs, for 75c Another one Is made, out
of white silk bolting cloth, with leg straps,
very cool. Dig value at 50c. Then we
have inco silk suspensories with Just one
band nround the waist at 50c and 35c and
vi i v good suspensories In both styles men
tioned above at 25c. Mailed postpaid upon
receipt of price.
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go.
NEW S. W.
LOCATION
Cor. lfith nnd Dodge,
OMAHA
fi ' J' J V ' $ '? '
Going
to Cut
Your Grass?
Cjulto llkclv it needs It
it
you don't own a mower we can ,
help you own one It won't co.?
much. Don't borrow your neigh- '5'
bor's. Let us explain the dlf- ''
ferencp between our "YKI.I.OWf
FHM.OW" nnd other so-callcn''
good mowers.
Jas. Morton St Sou Co.
1511 l)OI)(j-: ST.
y & i v $
ran
"St. Louis Cannon Ball" ;
LAST TO LEAVE-FIRST TO ARRIVE
LEAVE OMAHA 5:05 P. M.
ARRIVE ST, LOUIS 7:00 A, M,
Trains leave Union Station dally for
KANSAS CITY, QUINCT. BT. LOUIS and
all points east or couth. SPECIAL HATES
to HOT SPRINGS. AUK.
ilomeseeki-rs excursions May 1 and 15. All
information at CITY TICKET OFFICE,
1115 l-'AHNAM ST., (Piston Hotel Dlock)
or write Harry E. Moore-u. C P. & T. A..
Omaha. Neb,
uivncu'
luti uens
Shoe Selling, Monday.
"Ultra" Shoes for Women.
"Stetson" Shoes for Men.
Ladies'Fine Shoes
From the well' known factories of Rochester
Shoe Co., Moore & Shafer and Brooks
Bros, on sale at
SI.38, $1.89, $2.48 and $3.00,
worth from $2.50 to $5. All sizes and widths,
A to E.
sale at 73c and 98c regular $1.25 and $1.50 values sizes
S to 11.
Infant's Fine Patent Leather Shoes on sale at 39c
and 48c worth 75c and 90c sizes 2 to 5.
HAYDEN BROS.
DON'T FORGET THAT WHEN SMOKING A
I imm wrrciTTTHTTBrTT 'H)n
You hjvc the BEST notwlthst andlnn
r. It. HIUi: M. '. .).. SI ANITA CTIIH Kits, ST. MIIIIH, MO.
C. A, RAILBBACIC, OMAHA, DISTHIUUTOR,
SUMMER Excursions
VIA
I The Union Pacific will place In effect on
June 21, July 7 to 10 Inclusive. July 18 nd j
j August 2nd, Summer Kxeurslnn rate of j
ONE FARE FOR ROUND TRIP
plus $2.00 from Missouri Hlver to '
i Di:xvi:it, nii.iiiniii) MMtiv;s,
1M lllll. (I OlilllC.V AMI Wl.T 1.AKI2.
TICKETS ClOOD FOR IIBTL'UN ISTIU
OCTOHHH 3 1ST.
City Ticket Oltloe. litoa I'nrnnin St.
Teleiilinnc .'till.
j How's Your Chest? i
' k M'hllt IB. ,.. lu i....... 1... -1 . ... d
i "ni is. nn id vniii, 1.. iir.u,
rcfrl lIMInr" If It it 111 ,.td ei.lldlll.il,
ou would do well lo rail and examine
o i- lino of
S Refrigerators.
We undoubtedly b.ie as line nn as
sortment nn money inn bu. and to
nolo the c.vu t wnrdn of one of our
eoivotlttir "If dollars anil i-piiih aro
oonildored. IIuhsIo will sell you "
Wo t'-ousht that very good, and If
you want a ivfrlgernlnr wo II tint ll
appoint that competitor of ours V II
cell you If low prlccH und good good!
will do It.
i
i
!2
John Hussie Hdw. Co.,
2407-09 CumlnK St.
"If you buy It of Husulo it's right." '
An!i-Kawf
N'ot once In a
hundred times
doea Antl-Kawf
fall to cure a cold
It'a sure.
Seo your druggist lie sells It.
SPECIAL
and Oxford Ties
if Mi-Hi i!
t mm 'iCT i
: 5 ?-r (Jiggers n X X,-,.,'.- l
Misses' Fine Shoes from tho
factories of II. W. Merriani Co.,
R. T. Wood it Co and Sussex
Shoe Co. on salt) $1.12, $1.29
and $1.50 worth fully 1.50,
$2 and $2. SO all widths and
Bizes, 11 to 2.
Children's Fine Shoes
black and tan, vici kid, spring
heels and singlo liexible soles, on
IIMAI TVS Ti:r,TII.
Her brow won lil:o tho snowllake, hor
throat was lllta tho nwan, niid her
teeth, they woro tho whitest ono coulij
look upon. Tlnlj- received treutment at
tho parlors of HA I LEY nnd ns a eon
scqiiencn nro well preserved, clear, ro
bust nnd wholesale. Good teeth form
ono of tho pleasantest feature In a
faco and It In far better to havo good
ones that tho tOUIIful dcntitd innnu
facturfo than bad on oh of your own.
Savo your tooth now. If too hue, re
move tho unsightly oiich und have bol
ter and moro healthful ones in their
pl.ire
BAILEY, the Dentist
ilt'Jt l'nilmi IIIK. llllli fc I'miiiiiii.
I.nily AltPnilmit. I'hotic 10H".
they cost you no moru ttain Interior ooodU
UNION MADE
DON'T NEGLECT
YOUR KIDNEYS.
When thir, .. sucb a wonderful rcmed
on the m.irkit a CHVMF.H'H K1DNF)
C1HK a nicdi.liie that etires never falM
to cure the most obstinate rases-llundreils
of Omaha people stand ready to testify to
tho met Its of this reuinrknblo remedy
(let n bottle toiUy-tton't put It off.
CHA.MHH'S KtD.N'HV CI'HK "Sc
Hehnefer's Sure Death 2"o
Value's Celery Compound Kiv
Syrup of Fig S!V
M S. 3 Tf.e
Hromo Quinine 15c
t'erunn TSc
llosletter's Hitters 7.V
Ctitlcurn Somp V-
I'yranild Pile itire 4do
Wine of Cardul 76c
Plnklinin's Compound 75c
Hood's Sarsnparllln iWc
Ayer's Hair Vigor 7.V-
Cantorla rv
MIU-s' N'ervlne 7."
Plene's Prescription 7V
DilfTv s Malt Wlilsky S."
ftcott's l-.iniilslon 75l
SGHAEFER r
Cor. llllli nuil Cltlmao Sin.
GASOLINE STOVES
Tho Insurance Onsollne ftoves cannot bo
excellwl. They are guaranteed lo give en
tire satisfaction nnd aro the safest stove
on the market. We have them In threo
styles that run In prices from $1 1.00 to
Ms.oo. Other makes an low as $.1.00.
LAWN MOWERS
Tho li-ln.-h Contlnont.il Mower Is th
caMcKt running machine und doea more work
In lew time than any other. Our price.
113.00.
Oilier standard makes on hand wo celt
down to 2.75.
HOSE
Our sun proof rubber hose is n tlrst-clnss
article In eery respool at lfiC. Then we
have a ;i ply hose, which we guarantee to
bo satisfactory for 10c.
WIRE SCREEN CLOTH
Made from bright, hard uteel wire, dou
ble selvage Warranted tlret quality In
every icspect, at 1 "5.
John A. Weaver & Son
"7011 I. en veiMvortli Strrot,
PHONE IC78.
HARDMAN
PIANOS
Aro tho highest In price, but the
best in quality that money, bralnn and
expcrlcnco can produce. They nro
substantial l'lanos for substantial peo
ple, and wo bellevo thnt there Is mor
piano value to the dollar In an Instru
ment of Ibis make than In any other.
Wo nre (sustained In our Judgment by
ovor fiO.OOO pcoplo who havo 11AHD
MAN PIANOS.
The Mueller Piano
& Organ Co.
No it i:HI I'nrnnin SI. Jlslie no
mlnlnUe In inline imil nunilier.
'I'lmiie 1IIIIS.
I'lunnn I illicit nml reiinlrril.
PRESCRIPTIONS.
Omiibn ban one drug store that fills pre
scription correctly -carefully promptly
Ono drug Htore that in always clean -oti
ilrug Htore that m-ver "niibKlltutsn." Well
do your preserliitloii work right, at a rea
Hotiiiblo cost. Ask any doctor about our
preserlption department -tliey te the fellows
who know.
I'ramer'H Kidney Cure "'
r.-tlne'f Celery t'oinpound
S. S. S "'
Mood's H.-irsapotilla 75e
f'arter'M Idver I'IHh 15e
Hromo Quinine 16c
I'c-ril-na r
Wine of ranlul "fc
l'liikhnm Conipoiiiiil "'
I'lerco'a Prescription
Seottt'H Kmulsloii 7f
Ayer's Halt- Vlgnr ie
A M OTIIHIIK T (IT I'llHUS.
BOSTON CT0RE
M DRUG 0 DEPT.
NEW PUBLICATIONS
The Conquest 0f
Arid America
By WILLIAM E. SMYTHE
Executive Haul of the Xutionnl
I rrhjutio Conyri 88.
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Illustrated with pictures and mnps
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Post 8vo, Cloth Oriiaiiicntftl
$1.50
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Are you in
terested in tak
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If not we can Intereot you. We have
tho largest asbortmcnt of KODAKS
ANU f'A.MNKAS out of New York and
can advlso you Just what to got.
I'itKMOH, I'OOOS. KODAKS, VIVHS,
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niiikoM. Wrlto to us or call heforn
purchasing Our prlccn aro lowest,
our selection largest.
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