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THE OMAITA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, ,1UXE 17, 11)00.
WOULD BENEFIT RAILROADS
faustument of Oltj Property Would Ex
empt Thorn from Tintion.
8ACKETT STANDS UP FOK PRESENT PLAN
Cash Vnlm- if l'roirr(y linn in lie A
vcrtiilnnl llcfore Any 1'nrt of It
tun lie Tnld'n nn n Haul
of 'iiixutloii.
"Tax Commissioner Flemlug's plan of re
imosslng ull the property of tho city at Its
actual cash valuo will exempt the railroads
almost entirely from taxation. The higusr
the percentage of valuation upon which the
city levies, tho smaller the levy It. Inu
valuation of tho railroad property in Omaha
Is fixed by the Stnte Hoard of Equalization.
It 1b Impossible for the city authorities to
make any change In the assessed valuation
of such railroad property. The rcsjlt Is
that a decrease In the levy benellts the
railroads to tho detriment of other tax
payers of the city."
Such Is the opinion of Kred J. Sackott,
nsolHtant city compti oiler, who was tax
ommleslonor for two terms and Is as fa
miliar with the situation as any man In
Omaha. Mr. Sackett was tax commissioner
nt the time of the reasaessment of value?
In 1897 for the tnxes of 1S9S. At that tlmo
Ihe percentage of valuation upon which
taxes woro levied was Increased for tho
purpose of prcontlng the bonded Indebted
ness of the city from exceeding the limit
provided by law.
"The reasswKment of 1898 cut the rail
road taxes in two," Mr. Sackett explained,
"but It was necessary to niako tho change
nt that tlmo to protect tho credit of the
city. Previous to that time tho ratlroajs
paid about $9,00u taxes upon tho property
in this city arflefiaed by tho State Hoard of
Equalization. Since 1898 thu taxes paid on
this samo property have been about $1,600.
lAn increase of the assessed valuation of
the property of tho city to Its actual valua
tion would mean a reduction of the levy to
nbout ono-thlrd of what It Ih nt present
ii nd a consequent reduction of the amount
jpald by tho railroads to $1,500."
When naked what benefit such a re
assessment would confer upon tho taxpay
ers of tho city, Mr. Sackett said that ho
did not think an attempt at arnoislng tho
property nt its actual valuation could bring
nbout any moro equal distribution of taxes
than was accomplished by nswsing the
property at one-third of its actual valua
tion. "It I necessary to inquire tho actual cash
valuation of property before !t is possible
to assess It at 33 per cent, 40 per cent, or
any other per cent of Its cash valuation, and
tho method used formerly was certainly as
Kood an can bo devised. There will always
bo some Inequalities," said Mr. Sackott.
In the opinion of Mr. Sackott It would he
Impossible- for three or four men to re
iwsrHS tho proporty of tho city as planned
liy Mr. Fleming, nnd ho believes that such
n plan would fall and compel tho comm's
rlonor to summon a largo co.ps of nsilstants
to bis assistance.
Tlir Cnnl Denier' Kxctirnlnn
To Colorado via Tho Rock Island Route
Junn 21st to 27th, ljno, Is for all coal men,
their families and friends. Thoso who de
Blro to visit Denver. Colorado Springs, Manl-1
ton and Pueblo, nnd seo the Loop, Pike's
I'onk, Oarden of the (lods and the Innumer- 1
cihln nthrr mIctMr nt. thnttn nnlntu nt n vp-rv I
Jow cost, should arrange immediately for
berths and tickets with the undersigned or
at tho city ticket office of tho Rock Island
Iloutoi at 1323 Farnam St., Omaha, or 16
D'earl St., Co. Bluffs. This special train can
Ibe taken nt Co. Bluffs, or Omaha, Lincoln,
Falrbury or Beellovllle, Kansas. The round
drill can be made by this train nt nn expense
npproxltnatlng $35.00 per person for railroad
fare, sleeping accommodations and meals.
Tickets good to return with the excursion i
or any other regular train up to Oct. 31st.
Train leaves Co. Bluffs 5:30 p. m. nnd Omaha
D:45 p. m. Juno 21, 1900.
Thoso desiring to accompany this excur
sion should remit $6.00 immediately to se
cure sleeping accommodations for tho entire
trip. A full berth will bo assigned to each
(person.
Address
FRED II. COSOROVE, Secretary,
409 Brown Block,
Omaha, Neb.
ftprelnl Vncnllon ltutea
Via
ROCK ISLAND 110UTB.
Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo and re
turn. $19.00.
Olcnwood Springs and return, $31,00.
Bait Lako City, Ogdn and return, $32.00.
On June 19 and 21, July 3, 7, 8, 9, 10 and
J8, August 2, 7 nnd 21.
Tho Rock Island Routo Is tho short lino
io Colorado Springs nnd Manltou and the
only lino running through trains from
Omaha to Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo.
Special trains will leave. Omaha nt 6:40
n. m. June 21, July 10 and 18 and August 2,
arriving In Colorado the samo day, making
tbo trip lu daylight, thus saving expense of I
c1flflnri I
For further Information call at city ticket
Ifflce, 1823 Farnam street.
Your Summer OiiMiik.
Now Is tho time to consider this question
nnd the Northwestern lino submits the fol
lowing for your information:
Special excursion rates, with limit Octo
ber 81st
On sale Juno 21; July 7, 8, 9, 10, 18.
Jlato one faro, plus $2.00,
To Kasota,
Waseca,
St. Paul,
Minneapolis,
Duluth,
Superior.
Ticket Office, 1401 Farnam St.
Your Sum m it Outline.
Now is tho tlmo to consider this question
suirt tho Northwestern lino submits tho fol
lowing for your information:
Special excursion rates, with limit October
61st.
On sale Juno 19, 21; July 3, 7, 8, 9, 10,
17, IS.
Rato ono fnre, plus $2.00.
To Hot Springs,
Rapid City,
Dead wood,
Casper.
Ticket OfTlco, 1 101 Farnam St.
A Cliiuine nt l.niiKtlon.
Mr. It. A. Dlttman lias Just purchased
from Frank T. Vost tho Iingilon Hotel at
Langdon, JIo. This Is MlFsouri's famous
Ashing rwort, and with the Improvements ho
contemplates inaklnR thero is but little ques
tion that he will securo a largo patronage
from Omaha, Ho extends an Invitation to
all old patrons, ns well ns new, to stop with
him when thoy go to Langdon.
lAmiinil Soelul of Holy Finally Cliureli.
ThU very popular event takes plnce on
Thursday evening, Juuu 21st, on the church
lawn at ISth and Izard.
It will surpass nil previous socials and
koep up the reputation of the Holy Family
church for leadership In this Hold. A splen
did program Ih being arranged and tho oven
ing will bo one of pleasure and entortaln
oneot. I
Huberman, Jeweler, est. 1S66 ; absolutely
r.'ll&bto; low'knt prices guaranteed, U&Doug.
Omaha Trnt and Awning Co., tents, awn
Dgf canvas eoodi, 11 aud Harney, phone tSt
LIGHTNING STRIKES TWICE
fire Deportment OIiIIkoiI in MnUo
Two rttiiiK TlirniiKli the Itnln
lilttlc IliiiiiiiKc Done.
Two buildings wcro struck by lightning
during tho storm yesterday, and In each caso
a fire alarm was turned In, but the damage
was only nominal. Tho llrst report was
from 2533 South Tenth street. A one-story
frame dwelling owned and occupied by Alex
Hodges was struck by nn electric bolt, and
In an Instant tho roof was In Homes. Haiti
was falling In torrents nt the time, how
ever, and thla, supplemented by tho efforts
of tho family, kept the blaze In check until
tho flru department arrived.
At 1:30 tho department was notified of a
fire on William street, between Fourteenth
nnd Fifteenth streets. A one-story frame
dwelling had been struck by lightning, hut
the Arc was quenched in tho sheets of rain
and when tho hose cart nnd engine arrived
all danger had parsed.
:xt:uitsio iiaths
Vln Chlcngo. Mllwntilirc A. St. I'll ill
Hull vn .
Juno 2. 3 and 4, Milwaukee and return,
116.73.
June 14, IS, IS and IT, Philadelphia and
return, $30.71.
June 25, 26 and 27, Chicago and return,
$12.7.'.
City Ticket Office, 1S04 Farnam street.
F. A. NASH,
General Western Agent.
( y in ii ii h 1 1 f t'nloii nml KcMlvnl, 1 It 1 1
mlcliililn, I'll. !
HALF HATES. j
VIA BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
June 15 to 19. Inclusive, the Baltimore & '
Ohio Railroad company will sell excursion
ticket from all local stations to I'hiladcl- 1
phla, I'a., at rate of one fare for tho round
trip, account Oymnnstlo Union nnd Festival
tTurnfest). TIcketH will bo good for return ,
until June 26, 1900.
Stop-over not to exceed ten days within
limit of ticket allowed at Washington, D. i
C, nnd Baltimore, Md. ,
For further information call on or ad
dress nearest Baltimore & Ohio ticket agent
or n. N. Austin, gonerul passenger agent,
Chicago, III.
"The tMerlntii! ttflilte,"
The only direct route to and from the '
Pacific coast. i
Two trains dnlly to and from Omaha nnd
Denver and Colorado points.
Two trains daily to nnd from Omaha and .
San Frnnel3co and California points. '
Three trains dally to nnd from Omaha nnd
Rait Lako City and Utah points.
Two trains dally to and from Omaha and
Portland nnd North Pacific coast points,
with direct connections for Tacoma and
Seattle.
Buffet wmoklng and library earn, with bar-
bcr shops aud pleasant reading rooms.
Double drawing room palace sleepers. Din
ing cars, meals a la carte. Plntsch light.
City ticket office, 1302 Farnam St. Tel. 316.
The lfnilmiii Itlver liy liny limit.
The Lako Shore Fast Mall No. 6, leaving
Chicago dnlly 8:30 n. m., with through
buffet sleeper, Ih the only train from Chi-
cago making direct connection with tha i
Hudson River Day Line boats from Al- I
bany. The New England cxpresj Is tho 1
only twenty-six-hour train between Chi
cago and Boston. Leaves Chlcigo every '
aftornoon nt 2. Tho Lako Shore Limited
is tho only twenty-four-hour train between
Chicago nnd New York, passing through tho
beautiful Mohawk Vnlloy and nlong tbo
banks of the Hudson river by daylight.
Summer tourist tickets are now nn Kile.
B. P. Humphrey, T. P. A., Kansas C.ty.
Mo. F. M. Byron. O. W. A., Chicago.
MID R0ADEKS STANDING PAT
Will Pot Dp n Full Slnte TleUol nml
illnke (,'oiixri'lniiiil ."toinl
intlotiH. Omaha mid-road populists claim that
their party will not only have n eomplcto
state ticket In tho field this year, but they
will hnvo congressional nominations In
every district, nnd In many Instances full
county tickets, their expressed determina
tion being in this wny to maintain tho
identity of the populist party nnd preserve
It for future usefulness when tho fusion
wing Bhnll havo seen the futility of demo
cratic affiliation and want to get back to
populist first principles.
Hp Ih All Itlnlit.
C. C. Green, who Is selling cut rate cou
pon contracts for our studio, Is our legal
agent nnd his coupons nra all rlcht.
Under tho now nianngcment the standard j
or worn in tnis studio has been raised until
It now occupies a place second to none In the
city. Our easy, graceful posing Is the ad
miration of nil. Call and investigate us.
At Tho Matzen Studio, 1406 Farnam St. 0.
W. Hutchlngs, proprietor, lato owner of the
Murlllo Studio, St. Louis.
A I'luce to Spemt tin- Summer.
On tho lines of the MILWAUKEE RAIL
WAY In Wisconsin are somo of the most
beautiful plaies In tho world to spend a
summer vacation camping out or at the ele
gant summer hotels, Boating, fishing, beau
tiful lako and streams aud cool wenthei.
Thesa resorts are all easily reached from
Omaha. A book describing them may be
had upon application at the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul Hy., city ticket office
1501 Farnam street. Omaha. Round trip
tickrts, good returning until October 31,
now on salo. F. A. NASH,
.General Western Agent.
The irtli veterii I.lne
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
Half Faro
Philadelphia,
Chicago,
Charleston, S. C,
Cincinnati
and
many other
points.
THE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
City Offices, 1401-3 Farnam St.
"lie!! lldiiinl Trip llnte
On Juno 21, July 7, S, 9, 10 and 18, nnd
August 2, tbo Illinois Central railroad will
U tickets, limited until October 31, as
follows '.
St. Paul, Minn., and return
Minneapolis, Minn., and return 12. 65
Duluth, Minn., and return lG.Ob
Waseca, Minn,, and return 10.35
Superior, Wis., and return 16.9S J
West Superior, Wis., and return 16.95
for full particulars call at Illinois Central
city ticket ofllce, No, 1402 Farnam street.
Ileyn'n Free Sonveulr Continued. i
Juno 7 to July 7 wo present fice a "now
process' water color photo, handsomely
matted, with each now dozen platlno cabl- ,
nets or larger photos. Hcyn, tho Photog
raphor, 313-317 South Fifteenth, ,
Wrlto aaa. Sell cut. Print anything.
Etonecjphcr, 1201 Howard nt. Tel. 1310.
Fidelity Oil Co. Oil and gasoline delivered
to any part of tho city. Tel, P98.
Dlank book and magazine binding. A. L
Itoot, 414-416 South 12th St.
Dr. Gertrude Cuscaden,171B Dodge. Tel. 496,
Douglas Printing Co., 160S Howard. Tel. 841 '
A. D. T. messengers. Tel. 177.
Chicago laundry. Telephone 205.
Dyball's candy.
Tho coolest places havo been selected for
the Working Girls' Vacation Contest trips.
THEY'RE OFF TO COLORADO
Omahins Rather L!ka Burlington's Low Ei
cn!on RUos,
BURLINGTON ROUTE REDUCED RATES
I.imv lii Price, II lull In (Iriulr Are
.Summer Trips to tin- Slt.er
liinil of A tin-r I en Vln (lie
IlurlliiKton It lite.
If you ar contemplating n visit to Colo
rado tho Burlington's Colorado book a
handsome publication of "i pages, with 7."
Illi'Htratlons will give you much vnluablo
Information about tho various resort. It
1& free on application.
I A request by postal card or telephone will
bring nn agent of tho Burlington Route to
your home. Ho will be pleased to nsnlst you
In arranging your trip.
RED LETTER DAYS.
Here are tho date3 and the rates of tho
Burlington's ohetp excursions to Colorado
and Utah from Omaha.
Juno 19 and 21; July 3, 7, S, 0, 10, 17 and
18: Auguit 2, 7 nnd 21.
Denver, Pueblo, Colorado Sprlnsu and re
tutrn, $19.
(llrnwood Springs nnd return, $31.
Osden. Salt Lake City and return, $32.
Tickets good to return until October 31,
tho longoit return limit ever made for tickets
sold at eo low n rate.
THE DIRECT ROUTE.
The Burlington Is tho bhortcit line to
Denver, and Its trains run on tlmo.
The Denver Limited leaves the Burlington
Station, Omaha, nt l:2."i p. m. dally, nrrlv
Ing In Denver nt 7:10 a. m. tho next dav.
Tho equipment Includes free reclining chnlr
cars, craches. Pullman .sleeping cars nnd din
ing car In tho dining car you pay only
for what you get, and you get only what is
good. Tho moalu are well cooked and ad
mirably nerved. The nnpery Is exquisitely
clean, nnd from the llowers that adorn tho
tablo bouquets are presented to tho patrons
after each meal.
TO THE BLACK HILLS.
On June 19 and 21; July 3, 7, 8. P. 10. 17
and IS; August 2, 7 nnd 21, tho Burlington
will sell round trip tickets to Hot Springs,
S. I)., for $18.10, and to CiiHtcr, S. D., (Syl
van Lako) for $20.C0.
Literature le.crlptlvo of these and other
polntH in tho Black Hills furnished on re
quest. TICKETS, 1D02 FARNAM ST.
TnUe the WhIihhji
For Nlagaia Falls, Thousand Islands and all
tho summer resorts of tho east. All ngents
sell tickets via tho Wabash. Afk for them
or call on or wrlto G. N. Clayton, Room 405
N. Y. L. Bids.
Hamilton Warren, M. D., eclectic and
magnotlc physician, has moved his offlce to
709 North 16th street, room 13, Special at
tentlon to all long standing or lingering dis
eases aud to diseases of women and children.
SPECIAL
OMAHA to DIJNVER nnd
Return $15).0()
OMAHA to COLORADO
SPRINGS ami Return..
OMAHA to GLIJNWOOD
SPRINGS ami Return..
OMAHA to PUEHLO and
Return
OMAHA to OGDHN and
$10.00
$!U.00
$10.00
$:t'2.oo
Return $;t;
OMAHA to SALT LAKE
nnd Return $.12.00
In effeet June 21. July 7-S-9-10-1S nnd
Aug. 2. Final letuni limit October 31, 1000.
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO
DENVER and COLORADO POINTS.
TURKU TRAINS DAILY TO
SALT LAKE CITY and UTAH POINTS,
City Ticket Ofllre. 1.102 Farnam St.
Telephone 316.
EXCURSION RATES
VIA
You can get your money's worth by keeping your eye on Hay
den's daily "ads." See page 13.
HAYDENs T Shoe Stocks
Over 19,900 Pairs on Sale
Monday at the Big Store
Over 19,000 pairs of fine oxfords and shoes secured for spot
cash, from the Rochester Shoe Co., P. W. Wadleigh & Co., and
Preston B. Keith, go on sale at less than the cost of making.
I hese shoes were made for other dealers and as their orders
were cancelled and the season was late, the manufacturers sac
rificed them to us.
Child's fine $1.25 kid strap slippers, sizes 8 to JJ, on sale at 73c
Misses' fne $1.50 kid strap, turn sole slippers, black and tan,sizes
12 to 2, at 97c.
Ladies' fine $1.50, kid, turn sole, oxford ties, sizes 3 to 7, at 98c.
Ladies' fine $2.00 and $2.25 oxford ties and strap slippers, sizes
2 1-2 to 6, on sale at $1.23.
Ladies' fine $3.00 and $3.50 vici kid shoes, in tan or blacks, sizes
2 1-2 to 7, widths A to E,at $1.87.
Boys' fine $1.75 and $2.00 calf and tan goat, lace shoes, sizes 2
to 5 1-2, in this sale at $1.23.
Youth's fine $1.50 satin calf and tan kid lace shoes, sizes 9 to
13, on sale at 98c
Men's fine $2.50 and $3.00 satin calf and tan box calf shoes,
sizes 6 to 11, at $1.46.
HAYDEN BROS.
ItKIM IIMCAX XATIO.VAI. Ct V KNTIOX.
I'lilliulelnlilii. Pn.. Half Union Tin lint
1 1 more ,fc Olilu It. II.
For tho above occasion tho
Baltlmoro & Ohio Railroad
Company will sell excursion
tickets to Philadelphia, Pa.,
and return at rate of one faro
for round trip. On this ba
sis tho Excursion rate from
Chicago will be $18.00.
Tickets will be Bold June lith
to ISth, Inclusive, good for re
turn until June 26th. Stopover
nllowcd nt Washington, D. C. nnd
Baltimore, Md.. within tho limit,
not to exceed ten days.
City Ticket Office 211 Clark St.;
Depot Grand Central Passenger
Station, corner 6th Avenue and
Harrison SI., Chicago.
For further Information address
H. N. Austin, O. P. A., 010 Fisher
Building. Chicago, III.
.Spirit V.nKc, In..
Quickly and conveniently reached via tha
Illinois Central railroad, nound trip ticket
now on salo at city ticket office, U02 Far
nam street.
Interest on city taxes (real and personal)
for year IPm), at tho rate of 1 per cent per
month, will bu charged on and after July
1st next.
Oenulre Imported B. B. Pilsner beer on
draught at Kd Mnuter's. 13C0 Far. mm ct.
Superintendent of tho public shool build
Ings In Omaha, says
"I have been troubled with my kidneys
nnd liver for ulxiut three years. I have
tried different remedies nnd have also con
sulted several doetors, but of no avail un
til ono day 1 read of CRAMER'S KIDNEY
CURB and of the munr who liiivc been
fined by its use, and ho decided to try It.
After taking It for a certain length of tlmo
1 can han:d!y say that I no longer suffer
from nny of these troubles. That I am
euted many of my friends know, for they
heard me complaining for yearH, nnd that
CRAMER'S KIDNEY CURE a wonder
ful medicine Is only giving it the credit It
deserve!", and I freelv recommend it to nil
who suffer from Kidney nnd liver diseases.
Mi-Kiilnr I'rlee (f I.OO. Our fill 1'rlee T.-.u
SGHAEFER CUT KV.isr.
Cor. l(Jih ami Chlcmro SlreeU.
$, j, j .t ,).? j 5j s i t 'i'
Q Wo can't all ride In carriages, f
Y
I'A I.AC II CAIIS J'
a co to nmioi'i:
. on i'i.av tioi.K
t r
. Hut fate cannot prevent the can- s
. lions man front owning a cood, :.
: reliable piece of hose, from which
i he can et Just ns much fun as
tho next man.
, riHST-CI.ASS IIOSH Not ehenp,
nor from nn unknown mmree, 'i'
" but Hone ivltll mieli it liunie UH '
! "GOODRICH." I
4
r Then you nro reasonnbly suro of
S plensure-dry pedals, cooling effects''
$ und irreen lawns. j
J
Toe Mni.nH X- Sim Cn t
1511 DODGE ST. '':
v '
? t !' S S S & ?
Ft is a fact.
No ono store In tho city soils everything
lower than tho lowest prices of all tho
other. Hy comparing prices you will find
theso as low ns tho lowest. Can you boat
them:
91 .00 Plerco'3 Prescription 7"c
$1.00 Hood's Sarsaparllla "lie
2.'c Danderino jot-
fl.00 Pe-ru-na iSc
$1.00 Plnkhum's Compound 7.I.-
$1.00 S. S. S 75c
91.7." S. S. S $l.Lr,
2.ro Woodbury's Soap lfc
25c Cutlcura Soap 20c
2.re Packers' Tar Soap 15c
fiOo Pozzoni Powder 3,"e
fiOc Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets 40c
1'oInoii Kly Iiiier. Sticky Vly Puper,
'Z double Nheeln Tie.
J. A, FULLER & CO
cit rniru immkjci.st.
Fourteenth una Uniiclun Street.
Who have not seen our line of Summer
Footwear, should call and sec it without
fail, before they buy, for it is the
HANDSOMEST LINE OF
MEN'S FOOTWEAR
that litis over boon nhowti In tho city. At the
popular prices of
$3.00, S3. 50, and S5.00
Wo nro Mulllnjr tho most atyllah, porfoct HUmr, il'
ublo rhoos oversold for that monoy. Oxford Ties und
hlt'li shoos In tho nowest tan and bltiok leathers.
T. P. Cartwright & Go
N.K. Cor. llllli .t DoiikIh
nv.
Vou Cm (Jot Ytnir .Money's Worth by Kcadiiif;
Ilnv'cn' ! illy iuN. P'ri
S
The Best Savings Bank in
the United States.
Thero is not a store in the country better equipped to
fill the wants of rich and poor alike than tho big store, and
at a suro saving of money. All Omaha knows this by actual
experience. Come and let us prove it to you again Monday,
or any day this week.
Men's Pants Offers
You may select a stylish pair of trousers, in all sizes up to 50
waist We can safely assure a saving of $'2 to $3 over ordinary
prices if you come here Monday, or any day 5
this week, special at 1.50, $2.50 and .J
Men's and children's hot weather clothing, at less than half
wholesale prices.
Men's S'J. 50 crash suits for 95c
Men's 81.50 crash panttt at 50c
Hoys' washable sailor and double breasted suits 1
at 15c, 25c, 50c, 75c, 95c and l.L
Too Many Young Men's Suits,
In order to move thoin quick, we will place on sale, young
men's stylish summer suits, worth from $9.00 to "T ELf
$15, at $5 and
$10 Men's Fine Suits at $4.75.
Men's $22.50 and $25 finest ready-tailored suits, made and
fit equal to $50 made-to-ordor garments, & OO
Men's fine coats and pants, come single and
double breasted, on sale for
HAYDEN
VsP" rT
l f 0ft AM
1 1
I MtATlnAl I
y no
J LsSIL I Squires
U08 FARNAM STREET.
il.iti i ImI , , I.. I,. ,nli
iiliilntn
I'll I MV.K US
Arctic and White Moun
tain. L.WVX .MOWI'.ltS
Ynlo. Continental nnd
National.
IIICYCLKK
New Advance -wheol,
'Ha ma In nt JL'0.00.
STOVKS
Insurance Gasoline and
Cook Stoves.
iKisi:
flood quality of ?i-ln.
hoso ut lOc-lietter hoso
at prices which will bo
satisfactory,
PAI.NTS. OILS
AXIJ YAHVISIinS,
J, A, Weaver & Son
llardwaro ,V Tinners
2T0U Li-iiMMitvortli St,
Phono IC7S.
'I"!"!"!"!"!"!"!"!"!"!1'!''!"
DON'T FORGET THAT
You bive the BEST notwlthsundlnn they cost you no moro tUjn Inferior qooUU
V, It. RICK M. V. i O.. MANPVAUTUItHHS, ST. LOUIS, MU HUinU II ADC
C. A, RAILSHACK. OII.UIA, DiaTIUUUTOIt. UnlUll AU
mm
.... ...-WS
Clothing
Department
4.50
Omaha Slow?
0h! ! Don't Know!
Thoy Hccm to catch on to a good tiling llko
The Herrick
Refrigerator
Quick enough still thoy ought to. Thoy aro
ho clean, dry, free from taint and mould.
& Smith,
P. C. ObvoI,
Council BlufTi
We All Carry Teeth.
nut aro they natural or artificial?
At any rate, you don't want tlicm
to bother you. The teeth, llko most
everything elso about tho human
frame, do not worry us. ho long aa
they aro ull right. When they aro
out of flx they hurt and bother us,
If neoplo wcro wlso they would visit
ua and have their teeth examined,
whether thoy hurt or not.
BAILEY, the Dentist
HI- Pn xt on Mile. 10th A. Furnani.
Lntlr Attendant. I'liune 108.'..
Soap Sale to Be
Continued Mondny.
Notwithstanding our big salo Saturday we
havo a good supply yet for our .Monday lale.
Here is nn opportunity to buy soap at loos
than you over purchased It before,
COQUIOTTK SOAP, TIIHHU CAKES
IN A I10X This soap never sold for
less than 25c
IMPOHTUI) CAfiTIMl SOAP regular
prlco 35o 12
SAVON 1II2MOTKOPE SOAP PER
DOZEN CAKES 3(To
HfiO WHITE SOAP, nox ISC
Como Monday to tbo Iloston Store If you
want Boap burgalus.
ROSTON 5T0RE
U DRUG 1? DEPT.
WHEN SMOKING A
Purifies
and Refreshes
You can make live gallons ot root ber
with ono bottlo of
Vermont Root Beer.
This la concentrated extract of tho HOOT.-t
HUIUIS, IIAIIKS AND (ItWIS. Kaoy to
mako, DttUCIOUS In taste, HBALTHKULi
In Its cITectH and trilling in cost. Wo sell
tho "!c bottles for lie. It purines your
blood nnd refreshes.
Wo Bell nil kinds of ginger ale, phosphates
and mineral vatcr.
Sherman &McGonnell DrugGo.
Corner llltli nml Undue.
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Save the Egos
and other provisions during tho com
ing warm weather by placing them on
Ice. To savo tho Ice and your pocket-book-
Buy a Refrigerator
Ami lu buying be suro to nelect a
good one. Do not attempt to save ono
dollar In cost of refrigerator und lose
Iran;- dollars tu Ire wanted and pro
vision spoiled. "VL'ICO.V," (white
enameled. "OIIAI.LHNOK ir-KUHnO"
nnd L.KADHIt" IlefrlgeratorH nro
strictly IliHt-claHs nnd warranted to
clvo satisfaction. Wo sell theni and
invito vou to ask for prices.
John Hussie Hdw. Go.,
2407-09 CumingSt.
If you buy it of Husslo it's right."
v uvniiv r.sii!i.ni,t; siyp'Tiun'
Diti.MC "Kiu;; iu..;t."
tiii: nnsT. this inriti:sT. tiii: run-
l'KltltlM). ALWAYS PALAT-
AiiLi:. si;li-:;t.
SUIISTAVriAL AM) II.MFOIIM.
rmmoTioii op i)m:i:stiu. pak
i:ci2llk.ci-:."
iiiti:vi:n n y
FRED KRUG BREWING CO.,
mi ha, m:ii.
N. n. If health Is tho greatest of boon,
"Cabinet is tho drink for while man nnd
coon.
It's better
than yours
TIIK new ni'LLAIU) uMAOAJINK
CAMKIl'A is tho most up-to-dato In
strument of Us kind. Holds aa many
ns eighteen plates without reloading.
Call aud sco this. It will plcaso you.
PRICE $10.00
All other Kodaks and Cainuraa suit
able for holiday seekers.
The Robert Dempster Go,,
1215 Farnam St.
I)rvcloilnu nnd Printing;,
3)
C:
ft)
wens.
How to Be Beautiful
V- .I.a rrmnt nrnVlrm with (lift llllllpri.
JP til.? h"p. ,..v.... --.
.....It n in It in lin:lllllV. fri'MM
nn on huh ... ... . .......
and wlinlesomo nnd thero Ih nothing
that wilt do It llko Hi dally bath,
livery woman knows I ho benonts of
proper bathing and up-to-dalu sanitary
plumbing In Ikt h.mic. When you
want anything dune In plumbing,
steam or gas lilting wo aro experts In
our trude.
!
FREE & BLACK,
Phono 10 10. ISIKI I'urnuni St
s
m i iiiiiu
Dentistry
Is what you want when having your teeth
fixed. Our work Is of tho hlghost order,
and dono by tho best workmen all ex
perienced. Silver rilllngs 75c
(lold Crowns f..OO
O Id rillltigs 51.no up
Taft's Philadelphia Denial Rooms
1517 DOUOLAS STIICBT.
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