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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE; FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 15)00.
LOAD OFF THE MAJOR'S MIND
Enam;rtor of B bnloni Propensities Catms
Eupervim Wbielar Semi Aniistj.
FAILED TO TURN IN HIS FINAL REPORTS
At n mectlns of the deacons of the I'co
plc'n L'nltoil church WHnrtid.iy evening It
was decided to submit the foIlowltiK pro
posals for an cntonto cordlale between the
congirsations of Or. Savldco nnd Dr. Mc
Inttlrff :
An KClirrnl Kiipcrlntei.ilent nf Hip "Peo
ple's I'tiltcd rhureli," nnd fully knowing
hnw unfortunate hiicIi rlmrrh contentions
are, and tnlnff Rrently Interested In the city
of Oinalui and It people, who have nlwuvs
lieen very kind to tni-, and wWhlng . V.
.Savldce and his followers and friends the
Rnnrrvl.,, f .!, r-... U'l,.l., tnl ! !' "w. rs in ineir portion
......... ..- ... v. ,,n.0 ,,..v... .v,.. OI mo .Aiaxtcr m vinpyarti, I tierctiy propose:
letter Wednesday nlsht than ho has for That tho milters of thp Peoples church
lomo time, hecauso n mattpr whleh had bcon
troubling him for a week had been set
tled, nnd he was atwttrcd of final reports
Wan 1 1 11 n 1 1 - I.ocntril In n I'lrnl Wmil
Million nnd Vn Tnlicii In
CliiirK'' liy tlic I'rn
pilelo r.
M'INTURFF'S OLIVE BRANCH
rrnpiKPn Hint tlir t'liurMirn
XrtMr Tlielr Dllllcnl-IIpn,
I'ry nml
BOSTON STORE REMNANT SALE
Big Sale RemninU Strictly All Wool Challis,
Worth 6Co, t lOo Yird.
anil the deacons and inlslonnrli of tho
IVopIom rnltcd lurch romp toirethcr In a
friendly way and In Hip spirit of rhrlit, I
and that nflpr dup consideration of the
illflU'iiltlPM and the liann living done hy this
iinfortunatp controversy, they continue in ,
ppsidon until thpy can agree upon some I
plan hy which, as friend, each church I
may go on In Its different Held without '
friction or contention. That they may be !
rl'iua In m ...nwl nml II l mi-lain In I'criecuy iree in inpir conclusions anil I
class in every respect, and It Is certain in rMnUK wc recommend that no outsider or'
ono or two InstanriM thu men nelectcd hy 1 unotliclal incmhpr he allowed In this inept- ,
from every enumerator In the city of
Omaha. I
With 135 persons to select, many of them 1
unknown to the supervisor. It would huvu
bppn Btrange If every person had been llrst-
Major Wheeler wero not such as would bo
retained In positions by business houjes. i
During the taking of the census thu dally
reports of one enumerator niched tho oftlco
apparently all right nnd there was no Indi
cations of anything wrong. When the tlmo ,
enmo for the submission of his final report
lug, and thnt each of thu pastors also re
main away. '
Secondly, as Hpv. C. V. Savldgp, well I
known In this city for so many years as I
an earnest toller for humanity, professes i
publicly ami privately that he has only I
lovo In his lipart for me, and I'm sure 1 i
have only that for him. I suggest that we i
parry out this profession or lovp hy
and the closing of his books Ho railed to -mentally forgiving each other, if wrong
put In an appearance. After a day or two tins iicpii done, ami show that forgiveness
t ...i,. .. .i . ... ,,. .,. nn,i 1 by treating each other, and each other's
"" " un "n ......i ...... ..iinr,.). Iltlli I,,,,, iiln with Hip sntno swept
him. This ngent reported failure and eth
ers wero placed on his trail. .It was finally
spirit that ehiirncterlzeil our work before
this unfortunate misunderstanding. And
discovered that he had been drinking, an 1 j njt. ' S.S l,,t!R
a roundup of tho saloons was made. The t(,r'H viccs In their separate churches
missing enumerator was desrrlbed to each when convenient nnd show the courtesy (
bartender and Instructions were left to re
port to the oltlco If ho caino Into the saloon.
Wednesday nftcrnon nothing had been heard
from him and tho supervisor had nudo up
his mind that the district would havo to bo
enumerated again, tho mnjor paying tho i
cost. At D o'clock Wednesday night he re-
reived a telephone messago saying that tho
enumerator was drunk In a Mrst ward
saloon, but that the saloonkeeper had taken
him In charge and would present him at
tho oinc In u hober condition next morn
ing. At 0 o'clock the enumerator put In an
uppcamnco with his portfolios, which wero
promptly taken from him nnd n man sent
out to check up his work.
Cunt MSN Adds civ llincs,
The plan ndopted by tho supervisor, which
Is enforced In almost every district, for tho
purposo of verifying tho returns of tho
enumerators Is a complete canvass of each
district. So far this canvass has added
many names to tho list, the average of four
districts reported being forty names omitted
by "the enumerator. Tho maximum re
ported was 130 and tho minimum three.
With 05 districts In the city, the second
canvnsA ought to add about 3,000 named to
those already reported.
Several of tho enumerators nro exceed
ingly angry because of the work of verifica
tion, thinking it is a reflection upon their
ability nnd honesty. When thu spc;lal
igcnt starts out he generally calls upon
tho enumerator to accompany him, ns It
renders his work lighter. Ono enumerator
refused to do this nnd threatened to muku
trouble for tho man who placed a niuno
upon his list which was not there when his
books wero turned over. The work of
checking up Is slow and It Is absolutely Im
possible to gut nil tho names unless the
citizens will communicate with tho super
visor. In doing this it Is well to remem
ber thnt names and not Initials nro wanted
nnd that when tho Initial Is sent in tho
report Is returned with u request that the
name bo supplied.
Tho Heal Kstate exchange has taken
up tho work of assisting tho census super
visor to securo a correct count. At Its last
meeting volunteer workers were called for
nnd firms ngrco to supply men with bloyclej
lis follows: Thompson, Delden & Co., t vo;
due one minister from another.
DAVID N. At'lNTt'Hl'T.
PLEASES LOCAL HARVARD MEN
Aliinml nf CiniilirldKo's I'll in (i us Col
!! ilml In Sim- Due of Tliclr
.timilit-r Iliinoreil.
"All of the graduates of Harvard will bo ,
pleased with tho nomination of Roosevelt,"
said W. S. Poppleton. "When I went Into,
tho school, nbout thrco years after his 1
graduation, Mr. Roosevelt was beginning
to bo heard from ns tho leader nf the re- )
farm republican forces In the legislature of i
Now York, nnd the faculty and students of !
tho college followed his course with Inter
est. Personally, of course, I urn opposed to ,
him, or to his political Ideas rather, but I
am pleased to see n Harvard man named for
so high an olllce."
It waa suggested by several democratic
leadrin that the nomination of tho Rough
Rider would force the Kansas City conven
tion to nominate a New Yorker for second
place, nnd tho name of Sulzcr was fre
quently mentioned as n running mate for
Hrynn from a democratic standpoint.
Among tho republicans of Omaha there
was a sentiment fnvornble to DolllYer be
cause of his home, but generally all ox
pressed themselves pleased with tho nomi
nation of Roosevelt, It being received as tho
best selection that could bo made under
all tho existing conditions. The fact that
Mr. Roosevelt Is a New Yorker who has a
largo acquaintance In the west nnd under
stands tho west better probably than other
eastern politician, together with hh
record as a Iep.dcr of western fighting men,
makes his selection particularly agreeable
to thoso who uphold the policy of the ad
ministration. Dackache should never bo neglected. It
meaus kidney disorder which. If allowed to
run too long, may result In Ilrlght's disease,
diabetes or other serious nnd often fatal
complaints. Foley's Kidney Cure makes tho
kidneys well. Take nothing else.
A I'lnrr lo MimmiiI the .Nuninipr.
On the lines of tho MILWAUKEE RAIL
WAY In Wisconsin nre somo of tho most!
lenutlful places In tho world to spend a
BIG LOT SILK REMNANTS, 5C, 103 AND I5C
ltf ritorilliinr.v Mnlr In llnspiitPiit of
Wlilli- (iimds, Wash (iixuls, I'rr
fnlrs, Dimities, I, owns nml
Prints IIIk Snlr Summer
UNDERWEAR. HOSIERY AND LACES.
r.OC MOUSSELINE DB SOIE IOC.
C0c silk mousscllno do sole at 10c a rem
nant. Thousands of yards of ullk moiuscllno do
solo In dark unit light brown, small and
nicdlu.n ihslgns, In lengths from a yard to
1V. Many pieces to match on sale ut 10c
per remnant.
Short lengthn of silk mousselinc do sole,
lengths from li to ?i yard, nccordlns- to
length of remnant nt lc, 3c and Gc for en
tire piece.
C0C CHALLIS AT IOC.
Strictly nil wool challis and silk and wool
challis In remnants, two to five, yards In
each remnant. Also pure wool Henrietta
nnd cashmeres, In black and evening shades,
every yard guaranteed 50c quality. In short
lengths to match up with the above, choice
10c per yard.
REMNANTS OK 50C WASH OOODS IOC.
High grado nil sheer wash goods, polka
dot. Imported wash goods Imported plltsc,
all of them CO" quality. Many other lots
of flno wash goods In remnants, ou malu
fh.or at 10c per yard.
REMNANTS OK SILK.
New silks, greatest assortment of silks
ever shown In our Krlday remnnnt saltn.
Heavy brocaded, exclusive styles In taffetas,
plaids, checkB, stripes, go In two lots at
19c nnd C'jc per yard.
SILK REMNANTS BC, 10C AND 13C.
Short remnants of silks In lengths of U,
xh and ?i yards. Thtso are all Importers'
samplo pieces nnd worth from $3.00 to $4.00
a yard. Especially adapted In these lengths
for sofa pillow tops, fancy work, millinery
trimmings, etc., go at Cc, 10c and 15c enttro
remnant.
FRIDAY IS REMNANT DAY.
Five thousand yards organdies and dimi
ties, worth up to 25c, In short remnants, go
at lc per yard.
10c plnln colored lawns, In long remnants,
go nt 3',c n ynrd.
Five thousand yards turkey red and In
digo bluo prints go, at 2c per yard.
Five cases piquet In all colors, worth 15c
n yard, go at 3VSc per ynrd.
Five thousand yards, thlrty-Blx-lnch per
cnles, nono better at any price, In short
remnants, go at 2c per yard.
15c lawns In nit the latest colors and de
signs, long remnants, go at 6c per yard.
12',4o covert and bicycle cloth In long rem
nants, go nt 7'c per ynrd.
Five case3 plain colored satin nnd near
silk, worth up to 35c a yard, go nt c per
yard.
1214c Scotch nnd chambray gingham, In
long rcmnnnts, go at CVSc per yard.
Three cases lino violet nnd lawns and dim
ities In long remnants, go nt 10c per yard.
Two thousand yards India linen long cloth
nnd nainsooks, worth luc a yard, In short
remnants, go nt 3'4c per ynrd.
UOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
IIOSTO.N STOItn SI I OR SAM?.
.VnthliiK 1,1 Up I'.ier Hold In Oninlin
fJrcntpr iimn Kit TimImv.
HVERYTHINO ON HAIK1A1N SQt' UI.KS.
I1AROAIN SQUARES ON MAIN FLOOR
AND IX HASKM ENT.
MEN'S S, $ AND 3 SHOES. It 69.
Every slr.o on a counter by Itself, black
and Ian, all sues, all widths, everything
that Is now and drslrable In men's up-to-ilato
Ooodyear welt-soled shoes. The cheap
est cost regular 13.00, ami the best $5.00; to
morrow ns many as you want at I1.60 n pair.
WOMEN'S FINE SHOES ON 11AROAIN
SQUARES.
Over 2,000 pairs women's fine shoes, hand
sewed nnd welt, worth up to 16.00. In black,
tan and patent leather, plain and fancy vest
ing tors, nil widths from A to EE. all sizes
from 2',i to S. The cheapest of which sold
nt 11.00 and the best nt $6.00; eholeo tomor
row on bargain square at $2.50 pair.
WOMEN'S SHOES AND SLIPPERS ON
RAROAIN SQUARES.
All the women's shoes nnd oxfords from
this stock that sold up to $3.00 nnd $1.00 go
on bargain squares nt $1.50. $1.50 and $1.9S.
DOWN IN THE HASKM ENT.
All tho shoes and slippers from this whole
sale stock that wo are selling from 29c to
$1.00 on sale In the basement. Illg bargains
everywhere.
ROSTON STORE, OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
Spirit t.nkr, In. i
Quickly and conveniently reached via tho ,
Illinois Central railroad. Round trip tickets
now on salo nt city ticket ollice, 1102 Far- ,
nam street.
Seo t K. Harrison's ten great bargains In
rr-.il estate
i
Crawfish soup nt M.iurcr's Friday. j
I
The Trust (guestian
As tho
PRINCIPAL WESTERN RESORTS
nro best reached
via tho
UNION PACIFIC,
thnt lino has made
tho following
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES.
Omaha to Denver and return, $19.00.
Omaha to Colorado Springs and return,
$19.00.
Omaha to Glcnwood Springs nnd return,
$31.00.
Omaha to Pueblo and return, $19.00.
Omaha to Ogden and return, $32.00.
Omaha to Salt Lako and return, $32.00.
In effect Juno 21, July 7-S-9-10-1S and
August 2. Final return limit October 31,
1900.
Two Trains Dally to
Denver nnd Colorado Points.
Three Trains Dally to
Salt Lako City and Utah Points.
City Ticket Office, 1302 Farnnm street.
Telephone 316.
Mm II Trusts Domlmilc
I This seem to be the vll.il iuitlo!i of tho
hour.
1 Wc say No when It iouhs to t!ip nurs-
' tlnn nf wh.it iirli p wp shall charge for
. conds whl. It -p ow n.
The Jirpps given helow will show llto
spirit of 1.IHKUTV and FltKClii M FROM
I TRUST TllltALI lni.M whlrh Mill obtains
I nt cur ririu t-tore:
Regular Our
I rii p. Price.
2.1c MrmiPii's Talcum Powder I.'k'
2.V Parker's Tar fc'n:ts l.V
Jl.fk) I'leire's Favorite- P.k-rlptlun. ... Tie
fiflr Pond's Extract 4V
$1.00 Port Wine, good ql. bottle 6iv
flfV Pltmud's Kail Dp Quinine ae
for Syrup of Figs (genuine) ;!V
l.(r) Swift's Syphilid.- Speelllc T.V
50c Stuart's Dysjiepsl.i Tahlets tOV
JtOO Hurry's Malt Whlskov SSe
lic Vasplliip, plain 2 or., bottle Op
i'SSp White lloso Soap (4711) 12c
Jl i Madame Vale s (ionds T.'h
25c llumohrey's Hpeiitlrs !V
25c Munyoii's Rpji'imIIps 2
i $1.10 l.lslrrlnc igenuliiei We
W)lte fi.r Oitalr -ue.
Shorman& McGonneil DrugCo.i
16th and Dodge Sireets, OMAHA. NED. j
Tho OSuY DIRECT ROUTE to nnd from j
tho Pacific Coabt.
Money Talks
Tin" :ort lnveslern l,lnp
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
Half Fare
Philadelphia,
Chicago,
Charleston, S. C,
Cincinnati
and
many other
points.
THE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
City Offices, 1401-3 Famara St.
Interest on city taxes (real and personal)
for year 1900. at tho rate of 1 per cent per
month, will be charged on nnd after July
1st next.
Two trains dally to and from dfnnha rrai
Denver nml Colorado points.
Two trains dnlly to nnd from Omaha and
San Francisco nnd California points.
Three trains dally to and from Omaha
and Salt Lako City and Utah points.
Two trains dally to nnd from Omaha am)
Portland nnd North Puclllc coast points, with
direct connections for Tacoma uud Seattle.
nuffet, smoking nnd library cars, with
barber shops nnd pleasant rending rooms.
Doublo drawing room palace sleepers. Din
lug cars, meals a In carte. Plntsch light.
City Ticket Ofllco, 1302 Farnam St. Tel. 316.
i;xcu:tsio hatks
llayden Ilros.. ono; Thomas Kilpatrick & summer vacation camping out or at tho clo
Co., ono; W. R. Dennett company, two; EQnt BUmmf:r hotels, floating, fishing, baau-
tlful lakss nnd streams and cool weather.
These rcjorts nro all eislly reached from
Kclley, Stlgur & Co., ono; Omaha Loan and
Trust Co., ono; Hay ward Shoo company,
one. The committee wants ten more men
for work tho remaining dnys of tho week
and calls upon the business men to supply
them.
A .tMV DmiKi'r.
As ft household remody witch-hazel ex
tract Is valuablo only when properly made
Irom tho truo witch-hnzel shrub, gathered
at tho proper tlmo of tho year, distilling
It with puro spring water and then ad
ding tho proper quantity of puro grain nl
rohol. Much Inferior witch-hazel extract
has been sold to grocers, department stores
nnd to others who havo no way of testing
the quality of tho goods. Wood nlcohol,
which Is a poison Internally nnd an Irri
tant externally, is often used Instead of
grain alcohol nnd ns tho wood nlcohol costs
S't to 90 cents a gallon less than grain nl
cohol, tho Inferior witch-hazel Is often
sold nt a much lower prlco than that made
with puro grain nlcohol. Much of tho witch
hazel sold as 15 per cent Is not over 10 or
12 per cent proof and In many cases wood
nlcohol at thnt. Somo makers of witch
hazel claim that they add tho alcohol to
tho shruh beforo distilling, thus getting
a stronger extract, lluyers of witch-hazel
should not be taken In hy this clnltn. Any
ono who knows anything about distilling
knows thnt as soon ns tho still Is started
the alcohol would evnporato at onco from
tho witch-hazel shruh. mnklni; a loss of
nlcohol nml a waste nf labor. U'ltrli-hnl i Il
ls often offpred nt a Ipsh prlco per gnllnn
than .the genulno Hrilelo would coit if
fortified with grain alcohol." From Claf
lln'tt Druggist.
Omnha. A book describing them may be
had upon nppllcntlon at the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul Ry., city ticket office
1504 Farnam street, Omaha. Round trip
tickets, good returning until October 3.,
now on sale. K. A. NASH,
General Western Agent.
Via CIiIciiko, MllwntiUrc St. I'nnl
It II II Wit)'.
Juno 2, 3 and 4, Milwaukee and return,
$16.75.
Juno II, 15, 16 and 17, Philadelphia nnd
return, $30.75.
Juno 25, 26 and 27, Chicago and return,
$12.75.
City Ticket Office, 1604 Farnam street.
F. A. NASH.
General Western Agent.
Chrnp Itounil Trip Itntrs.
On July 7, 8, 9, 10 and 18 and
August 2, the Illinois Central railroad will
sell tickets, limited until October 31, ai
follows:
St. Paul, Minn., nnd return $12.65
Minneapolis, Minn., and return 12.65
Duluth, Minn., nnd return W.95
Wasecn. Minn., nnd return 10.35
Superior, Wis., nnd return 16.95
West Superior. Wis., nnd return 10.95
For full particulars call nt Illinois Central
city ticket ofllee, No. 1402 Farnam street.
rmni Uertiiw:
at Mouutnln Lako Park. Maryland,
LOW RATES
Via tho Daltlmore & Ohio Railroad.
On July 5 to 16, Inclusive, tho Baltimore
&. Ohio Railroad will sell low rate excurelon
tickets to Mountain Uike Park, Md ac
count nbovo occasion.
Tickets will bo good for return until July
20. 1900.
For further Information call on or address
nearest Baltimore & Ohio Ticket Agent, or
N. Austin. General Passenger Agent,
Chicago, 111.
RAILROAD TRAVEL IS HEAVY
Trains Out of Oiuitlin Olillceil to Hun
In Sri-tluiiM In .Vi-i-oinnioiliilp
Tourists.
Erery train arriving at both tho Union
raelflo and Burlington statloim yesterday
was loaded to tho guards. Extra equip
ment was called Into servlco nnd tho
depots wero crowded ulmnst to suttoc.itlon.
Tho reason for thlH exceptional tralllu Is
berauso of tho summer tourist excursions,
jeslerday being the first dato that tho low
rntes became etfeotlve.
Tho Rock Island and Burlington ran their
nfternonn trains to Colorado In two sections
in order lo nccomiuodato tho big crowds,
nnd tho Union Pacific will probably dlvldo
Its westbound passenger trains. Railroad
passenger olllclnls aro much pleased at the
way In which tlu tourist business for tills
ccabou has started off.
Quick Itellrf for Asltimn,
Miss Mnudo Dickens, Parsons. Kan.,
writes: "I suffered eight years with
stbmn In Its worst form. I had peveral
attacks during tho last year and was not
oxpfctod to live through them. I began
using Foley's Honey and Tar and It has
la-ver failed to give Immediate relief. Myers
Dillon Drug Co., Omaha; Dillon's Drug Store,
South Omaha.
Mortality Slnllstlcs.
Tim fniinivltiir deaths nnd births were re
pnrtPd to the ilty Hoard of Health for the
twpniy-iour liuuis enuiny it i iuumi umio
,",1J,A,,. Oleson. ace,! M. 2507 Chi
eago: Samuel .McAullffe, aged 5o, 2512 South
T.vulfth.
Rlrths-Jiicnl) Vollinor. 1105 Brlggs, boy;
Frank Hruckiipr. 6o North Sixteenth, girl;
Ornrgo Korku, Pierre, near Twentieth, girl;
Kdward Orlnwold. 1914 North Twenty
upvpiidi. cirl. Frank Stevskal. 14.10 Smith
Thirteenth, hoy; E. F. Alexander, IC North
Twenty-sUth. boy; (leorsr Ural, 1 107 South
't hlrtfcntli. girl: Mlko Calovskl, Bancroft
ntl i'wenty-Hixtn, tioy.
Tarls Exposition Pictures, Part III, now
ready. 10 cunts and a coupon cut from The
Dee, page 3.
TnUc Hip Wnlinsli .
For Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands and nil
the summer reports nf the east. All agents
hclt tickets via the Wnbosh. Ask for them
or call on or write U. N. Clayton, Room 405
N. Y. L. Rldg.
Omaha Tent nnd Awning Co., Icnls. awn
ings, canvns goods, 11 and Harney, phono 8S3.
"Tho Ovorlnnil Itonte."
The only direct route to and from the
Pacific coast.
Two trains dally to nnd from Omaha and
Denver nnd Colorado points.
Two trains dally to and from Omaha and
San Francisco nnd California points.
Three trains dally to and from Omaha and
Salt Lako City nnd Utah points.
Two trains dally to and from Omnha and
Portland nnd North Pacific coast points,
with direct connections for Tacoma and
Seattle.
Buffet smoking and library cms, with bar
ber shops nnd pleasant rending rooms.
Double drawing room palaco sleoncrs. Din
ing cars, meals n la carte. Plntsch light. 1
City t Licet ofllee, 1302 Fnrnr.m St. Tel. 316.
The Hudson Hlvr liy liny Ilnnl.
The Lake Shoro Fant Mall No. 6, leaving
Chicago dnlly at 8:30 a. m., with throng1! '
buffet sleeper. Is tho only train from Chi-
cngo, malting direct connection with the
Hudson River Day Lino boats fiom AI- ,
bnr.y. Tho New England express Is tho i
only twenty-six-hour train between Chi-'
nntrn nml llnclnn T Mn.A.. A, V. I n 1
..p,.. .., .wo.v,(. uvaun vmciKo vwry
afternoon at 2. The Lake Shoro Limited
Is tho only twenty-four-hour train between
Chicago nnd New York, passing through Ih'i
beautiful Mohawk Valley and along tho
banks of tho Hudson river by daylight.
St-mmcr tourist tickets nro now on silo.
B. P. Humphrey. T. P. A., K.iniis City,
Mo. F. M. Byron, O. W. A., Chicago.
1'im I ncrrs, Attention!
The International Union of Steam Engi
neers will hold an open meeting at Wash
ington hall Saturday evening. Juno 23. The
engineers nf tho city and vicinity nre cor
dially Invited. COMMITTEE.
Juvenile Soap.,.,IOc
Packer's Tar Soap i5e
'utlcur.i Soap J3c
Pears' Unscented Soap li'c
Pears' Scented Soap fio
Duffy's Malt Whiskey S5e
Wine of Onrdui TSc
Pinkhnm's Compound 75c
Plerco's Prescription 75c
Warner's Safe Cure 93o J
Dr. Karl Cramer's Pennyroyal Pills !
regular price $2.00 $1.00 I
Sure Denth for Bttgs 20c
8. it. S 73o J
Llsterlne C"c ,
lilrney's cntnrrh..Cure 35e
Scott's Kmulsloir 73o
Ozomulslon , 73c
Physclno $2.50
King's New Discovery 40c
Bar-Hen 40c
AJax Tablets 40c
Oartleld Ta 20e
Pond s Extract 40c
;oc
CUT PRICE
DRUGGIST.
It's better
than yours
Lincoln Tea
SCHAEFER
Cor. lU'h nnil Chicnco titreeta.
THE new BULLARD MAGAZINE
CAMERA Is the most up-to-date In
strument of its kind. Holds ns many
ns eighteen plates without reloading.
Call and sec this. It will plcaso you.
All other Kodaks and Cameras suit
able for holiday seekers.
The Robert Dempster Co.,
1215 Furnnni St.
DevrlopliiK nnd I'rlntlnir.
(D
I .11 Nil WKIHMNOS
Pall foi n gift of some kind In the Jeweler's stock.
I Wp have co many beautiful articles that would be
Kept an me years in memory or tne weaning nay.
Our line of sliver and cut glass Is very complete this
year Look tor tho name
LINDSAY, the Jeweler,
151( DouiilnH.
Write ads. Sell cuts. Print anything.
Stonecypher, 1201 Howard St. Tel. 1310.
TIE 1WL1IKCT1M STC1IN
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Burlington Reduced Rates
Chicago nnd return, 112.75 June 25, is and 27
Kannas City and return, JJ.80 July 2. 3 and 4
Charleston, S. C nd return, 30.t&-July 2, 4, 6 and 7.
Dnvor, Pueblo, Colorado Springs
and return, 119,00 June 19 and 21.
fllenwood Springs nnd return, (31.00.,.
Ozdcn, Salt I.ako City nnd July S. 7, 8, 9,
return. 132.00 10, 17 and II.
TTnt Qn.ln. Q rt mnA tit iA
Custer. B. D. (Sylvan Lake), August 2. 7
ana return, :o.eo i u -'
Tlskot Office,
1 S02 Farnam St,
I Tl. 200.
Burilnoton Station,
10th and Maton Sts.
Tel. 128.
HAVflFN' Soys' Wash Gloth
HAT UCIlS jrjg, very best op
portunities yju will get this year.
1,500 Rn.vs' Wash Pnnls in plain linen nnd slripeil (.nlalcii
well nil, and sowed, worth -ic, a i A
great bargain at 1 Vf w
Hoys' Wash Knils in plain linen and brown, blue, pink and
white striped (ialatea, handsomely trimmed, O g
Toe value, at OCPC
Boy's wash suits in linen,
crash, cluck and fancy galateas ,
blouses cut lone and full, beauti-
. 1 1 1 . x"l - f- - 1 -i r l- - 1 r- , , r-. J
lUlly UULUI clLl,U dllU lllilOHV-Ll, OI.VJO
2 to 10, also crash and lnien, double-breasted
coats and knee pants
sizes 6 to 16, worth ?J
$1.50, at
Hoys' tine wash suits in Ihebest gnlnfeas in
fancy colors latest, designs elegant in color and Qr
eoinbinalion, worth .L'.OO, at z Js
Boy's extra tine wash suits best quality of duck and piques
beautifully embroidered blouses, cut long and dl O
full ?.'..oi) values for only 4l.tJ
Cord and Whistle with every suit.
Men's crash suits, -l-button sack coat, pants C Ets-f
and vest worth ?i!.ffl,, at Vut
000 men's finest pants in all wool rassimeres and tine wor
sted all sizes ill to HO waist ami !.'! to !57 lengths i
worth $2.ii0 and $:M)0, at
700 men's very line worsted pants in all sizes of neat new
pattern in stripes and cheeks--latest cut and tllO
well made regular .ft.HO value at kJ tDVJ
When money talks all
other propositions rc
mains seated, Brisk mov
ing dimes to dollars,
quickly grow, as our popular price makes
our business grow,
These memory joggers are to remind you that the lit
tle necessities should be looked into with great care
when you're picking up the the small want aides for warm
weather wear.
Men's Summer Suspenders IOp
roller ends, good quality lvV
Men's Half Hose
in black, bluo, red and fancy colors
Men's Half Hose
extra quality polka clots and fancy
Men's Belts with harness buckle, good
quality, 13 Sc, !50c and -15c
Men's Belts leathor covered buckles,
at
Men's String Ties good quality,
all good patterns, per dozen
Men's Underwear extra good quality for
the price, all sizes, each
Men's Elastic Seam Drawers
cut full, well make
Men's Night Shirts 1 tZn
roomy, long, well made kJkJKj
Men's Summer Shirts fancy percales,
with or without attached collars and culls,
10c
15c
15c
50c
15c'
25c
50c
Men's Office Coats all wool serge, Cl Qkf
well in a1 o, fast colors xpl JJ
65c
65c
Men's White Vests
all size3, extra good values..,
Men's White Duck Pants
good quality, well made
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IS Great Sale
In Now
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Notice to the Public
We want you to understand there is no house in Omaha that
has the purchasing facilities we have; there is no house in Oma
ha handles goods in such large quantities as we do; there is
no house in Omaha sells half as many goods as we do; there is
no house in Omaha sells goods as cheap as we do; there is no
house in Omaha wants your trade any more than we do; and
That is why we can offer you
lKOO silk waists In all tlio new stylos, from the best manufacturer
York botiRbt by our New York buyer at Ills own prlco tbey aio
worth $0.00, $7.00 anil $8.00 your
eholeo for
or 300 waists marto of tho Wlnslow taffeta a taffeta with a
world-wide rcpututlon If It cracks or cu ts ive oxchaiiRO for another
waist or your money refunded, each
That is why we can offer you
Indies tallor-mado suits, silk lined throughout,' made by one of
the best manufacturers In New York city a. ml In all the noucht stylo3
they aro worth $20.00 to $,10.00 your cho Ico at
- Or "5 ladles' milts, Rarments that will cost you $12.00 In a ""v
short time; you can buy now J J
for
That is why we can offer you
your eholeo of 7.r man-tiiiloitM skirts In silks, broadcloths and rtT -4
Venetians, elaborately trimmed and llnislio d no two alike; worth 20.11.
$20.00, $25.00 and $:!0.00, for each M
Or 200 skirts In tho very nowest styles nt $.08.
Or your eholeo of COO skirts In wash matcilals, figured raohalis, etc., worth
$2.r,0 for 05 cents.
That is why we can sell you
wash waists so cheap nnd rIvo you a larger nsfortmcnt than "" s
any Iiouko: everything new and drslrablo; everythinR neat nnd W3C
dainty, at OSc, 75c, 45c and
That is why wc can sell you
ladles' underskirts at leH than you can buy tho ni.itcrl.il.
- 2.'i dozen ladles' unileivklrth thai u ro worth $1.00, for 2.e.
-Or ".0 dozen ladles' und. rnklrin with 2 rows of rullles, corded and neatly fin
ished ensls $2.00 at tthnlesale- at, ra'h OSc
Or tO samplo underaKlrtH mado from finest mercorlzed cloths at $1.08.
That is why we can sell wrappers so cheap
-50 dozen ladles' wrappers, datk colors, eaih 20e.
JO dozen ladles' wrappo s, wor h $1 50, nt earh fiOe
100 dozen ladles' wrapper In all colors and matcilals at OSc
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Concords
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Spring Wagons
Farm Wagons
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