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TTTE OMAHA DATLY "REE: SUNDAY, ,TTTT,V 8, 1900.
WAS A PLEASING SPECTACLE
Kansas Oity Convention More Attractive
Than tho One at Philadelphia.
DELEGATES WERE ALL ENTHUSIASTIC
Majority of Those Prrnrnt Vrrr In
Vninr of Shle-TriirUlii I'rer
Hllter, lull Wi'rr I'ori'cil
to Aorcil II,
"As a spectacle, tho Kansas rity conven
tion wan more pleasing than the I'hlladel
phla convention," said K. J. Cornish, mem
her of tho Hoard of l'nrk Comuilnsloncrs,
who -attended both of tho national conven
tion. "There was n greater variety In
the Kansas City convention. Tho men
woro dressed differently. Ilesldo a dude ono
could neo a man with a slouched hat. The
clothing of many of the democratic dele
gates marked them at enthusiasts. There
won a much larger representation of south
ern men. All of tho delegates nt tho Kan
tan City convention seemed to follow their
momontary Impulses, and In conscquonco
the. convention was noisier and less digni
fied than that nt Philadelphia.
"At Philadelphia a great majority of the
men woro clothe') that wcro cut In the
usual fauhlon and worn dressed In such n
way that them was nothing to distinguish
them frim thousands of men you mcot In
any city or (own.
"It In not overstating tho rase to say
that fully two-thirds of the delegates to
tho Kamus City convention were seeking
somn means or ildu-tracklng free silver. I
do not mean that two-thirds of them woro
opposed to frro silver, hut rattier that they
were oprosed to allowing It to ho the great
Issue this year. There was a great scram
ble, among them to II ml tho best way of
bringing about this nnd. Tho moro radical
Insisted on having It In the platform. Clold
men attempted to ellmlnntc It completely,
und It was finally decided that the easiest
way out of tho matter was to allow silver
to go Into the platform. All factions real
ized that to omit the silver plank would
mean a long campaign, In which every speech
must contain somo explanation of tho omis
sion. Tho Insertion of tho plank was
thought to bo less hazardous than tho
breakers thnl would be encountered If It
wore oralttod.
"Antl-lmpcrlalism socmcd to be tho Issuo
all the delegates wew determined on hav
ing brought to tho front, and tho nntl
expanslou sentiment canio to Its climax
iv lion Tillman read tho platform and laid
particular stress upon tho nntl-lmperlal-lstie
plank. Ills reading wan very forcible
and he emphasized thu Important points by
striking a tablo with his list. Ho had
complete control of tho convention nnd
proved himself to be a mnu of great power.
"Hill's hearty reception was ono of the
features of the convention. No name, with
tho exception of Ilrynn's, had ouch an ef
fect upon the delegates and his nppcarancc
on the stage was tho signal for thundorous
applause. After seeing the great demon
stration for Hill Jt is Impossible, to deny
that he la thu great man of thu party,
Ilryan excepted. Nobraska, n state with
only right electoral votes and no great po
litical lnlluonco to offer, has reason to bo
proud of a citizen who can wield such an
Influence as Urynn."
A I'lnc lo Spcnil the Snmmer.
On the lines of tho MILWAUKEE RAIL
WAY in Wisconsin are somo of the most
beautiful places In tho world to spend it
summer vacation camping out or at the olo
gnnt summer hotels. Boating, fishing, beau
tiful lakes and streams and cool weather.
These resorts nre all welly reached from
Omaha. A book describing thorn may be
had upon application at the Chicago, Mil
waukee ft St. Paul Ry., city ticket office
1501 Farnam street, Omaha. Round trip
tickets, good returning until October 31,
now on sale. F. A. NASH,
General Western Agent.
Olirnp Hound Trip Union.
On July 8, 9, 10, 17 and 18 and August
S, 7 and 21 tho Illinois Central will sell tick
ets, limited until October 31, ns follows:
Waseca, Minn., and return, $10.35.
Wntorvllle, Minn., and return, $10.08.
Madison Lake. Minn., nnd return, $10.68.
fit. Paul, Minn., and return, $12.65.
Minneapolis, Minn., and return, $12.65.
Dulutb, Minn., nnd return, $16.95.
Superior, Wis., and return, $16.96.
West Superior, Wis., and return, $16.95.
For full particulars call at city ticket of
fice Illinois Central railroad, 1402 Farnam
street.
MARSH LAND TO BE RECLAIMED
County CoiiiihIhuIoimth Will Ileeoin-rac-ml
lli llrnlnliiK of n. I.iirKe
Tract 'rur Vnllcj-.
County Commissioners Hnrte and Ostrotn
havo spent several days In the northwestern
part of the county to consider tho proper
treatment of certain freaks and Irregulari
ties in the Elkhorn river. Running south
cast from Valley la a slough which renders
worthless for four miles a strip of tho HncBt
farming and grnzlug lands in tho west.
Thero are about threo sections Included In
the mnrsh. Tho commissioners will recom
rnond that tho county proceed to drain tho
lough, using road machines to cut a chan
nel to tho Elkborn rlvor. Tho coat would
Dot bo large and the vuluo of tho redeemed
tract would amount to sovcral thousand
dollars. Tho only reason which has hereto
fore Induced thu commissioners to delay tho
Improvement Is the annual overflow which
would be likely to back into tho canals and
spread over tho low country. The commis
sioners argue, however, that It is better to
have a periodic Influx rather than the con
atant presence of a mlnsmatlc marsh.
The commissioners also gavo their atten
tion to other conditions In that portion of
tho county. It will be necessary to alter
the grade In a county road which now serves
to force drainage water Upon prlvato ground
In the neighborhood.
Fnhlra of the Hull VI.
A business man was Bitting in a dinning
car ono day and when tho warier brought
him in some sickly looking soup and gave
lilm a small pleco of dry Bleak the man had
ii fit nnd was unablo to closo tho big deal
that he had on In Chicago the next day
und thereby he lost $s.000,000.
Moral Always go to Chicago via tho
Northwestern line. The dining car scrvlco
! unexcelled.
Cnmp 3trrtln
at Ucustsln Lake Park, Maryland,
LOW HATEP
Via the rtaUlmure & Ohio Railroad.
On July 5 to 16, Inclusive, the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad will sell low rate excursion
tickets to Mountain Lako Park, Md., ao
count nbovo occasion.
Tickets will be good for return until July
:o, 1900.
For further Information call on or addreai
nearest Daltlmore & Ohio Ticket Agent, or
II, N. Austin, General Panenger Agent,
Chicago, III.
II ii 1 1 t I ii tc l'eriiiltn.
The city Inspector of buildings has issued
the following permits:
Fred Knur, lirmvlne company. South
Tenth, repairs, $100; M. Klisune. 2977 Dorcas,
frame dwelling. $1,000; Frank Fogurty,
lllnney, frame dwelling, Jl.lflO.
N. N. Shampoo don't hurt the eyes.
Kl'.M'.IlAI, JVOTICKS.
T.TT5MTW Jnhn T. Hnttirduv. Jlllv 7.
Funeral Monday, July 9, 2 p. m., from
residence, ISO South Twcnty-nrst street.
tub fo.Mn.RTn jKitvim
Of llif "ChlcnKO-PortTnml Snerlitl" Vln
1 Inlnn Pnelllo.
enables paieengers to reach
the principal cities bctwfn
the North Pacific coast
and Missouri river
not only
In
the shortest
possible space of time,
but also In Ihe most comtnrtable
enjoyable, manner. The
dining earn of thin train are
(locked with the best the market affords.
All meals served a la carte.
City Ticket Office, 1302 Farnam St,
Tclephono 316.
Invc'f-tlKntlnn In liitltril.
Tho plan of tho Tontine Beneficial asso
ciation of Omaha at 317 New York Life
building, gives to tho man of small means an
opportunity of Investing his savings so that
they will earn a large profit. The contract
of the company requires the contract holder
to mako an Initial payment of $3, to be fol
lowed by tho payment of $60 In weekly In
stallments of 75 cents for a term of seventy
six weeks, at the end of which period the
contract holder has the option of taking in
full settlement either a pure white diamond
having a retail value of $100 or Its equiva
lent In cash at the wholesale- price, which
Is S0. This company Is backed by ample
capital nnd is doing a large business. It
numbers among Its patrons hundreds of peo
ple In Nebraska, a largo number of whom
reside In Omaha. Among them aro raacy
woll known business men, to whom any In
tending investor will bo referred. Satis
factory endorscmenls will be turnUh.'d at
any time. The fullest Investigation of the
methods of this company and the icsults
produced Is invited. The eompny, legally
Incorporated, provides a rrservo fund rnd
gives a contract that Is nonforfeitable after
twelvo week nnd which can bo settled on a
cash basis,
Snninirr OutliiK.
As tho principal western resorts are best
reached via the Union Pacific, that line has
made the following special exclusion rates:
Omaha to Denver nnd return, $19.00
Omaha to Colorado Springs and return,
$19.00.
Omaha to (llcnwood Springs and return,
$31.00.
Omaha to Pueblo nnd return, $19.00.
Omaha to Ogden and return, $32.00.
Omaha to Salt Lako nnd return, $32.00.
In effect July 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 17 and 18, and
August 2, 7 Bnd 21. Final return limit Oc
tober 31, 1900.
City Ticket Office, 1302 Farnam St. Tel.
316.
Chnnice of Time.
On July 1 tho Chicago, Milwaukee St.
Paul railway changed the tlme-of their trains
between Omaha and Chicago. The fast train
formerly leaving at 7:35 p. m. will, under
tho new card, leave at 6:00 p. m., arriving
Chicago at 8:30 a. m. In ample time for all
eastern connections. The local train form
erly loavlng nt 11:00 a. m. has been changed
to n fast daylight train for Chicago,- leaving
Omaha at 7:15 n. m. and arriving Chicago
at 10:30 p. m.
The IfortnvTFaterv Line
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
Half Fare
Charleston, S. C,
Cincinnati
and
many other
points.
THE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
City Offices. H01-3 Farnam St.
ALLAN MADE FIELD DEPUTY
Will He Stntlonril nt the Indian
Hewervntluna to Watch Illegal
l,'ljuor Trafllo.
James Allan has received word from
Washington that ho has been appointed as
Hold deputy of the United States marshal,
with headquarters at Ponder, Neb. He ex
pects to enter upon the discharge of his du
tlsa Monday. His especial business will be
tho serving of warrants on the Omaha and
Winnebago Indian reservations.
Tho restoring of the field deputies to the
Nebraska district Is tho result of the recent
visit of Special Agent McConnell to the
reservation. After Investigation the ag?nt
found that tho salo of liquor to the Omaha
und Winnobago Indians exceeded th salo
of liquor upon any other reservation of like
population and that It would b Impossible
to break up tho Illicit traffic unless a deputy
marshal was stationed near the reservation,
as many of the "bootleggers" make regular
trim, but do not remain In the Indian reser
vation, returning to Iowa at tho conclusion
of a successful trip. It is said that the
mothod of suppressing the traffic will be
changed and that all Indiana found with
liquor will bo arrested for carrying It upon
the reservation.
Take the 'Wntiaah
For Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands and all
the summer resorts of the east. All agents
sell tickets via the Wabash. Ask tor them
or call on or write Q. N. Clayton, Room 405
N. Y. L. Dldg.
Choice of Ten I'leeea.
Of furniture to the person guessing nearest
the number of cakes of soap In Morro Castle
built In our cast window. Orchard & Wll-
bclm Carpet Co.
Hamilton Warreu, M. D ectectlc and
magnetic physicians, has moved bis office, to
709 North 16th street, room 13. Special at
tention to nil long standing or lingering dis
eases and to diseases of women and children.
Cincinnati and Iletnrn, 922.no.
On July 10, 11 and 12, via Illinois Cen
tral. Particulars at city ticket office, 1402
Farnam at.
Omaha Tent and Awning Co., tents, awn
ings, canvas goods, 11 and Harney, phone 883.
Huherman, Jewelc:, sst 1866; absolutely
reliable; lowest prices guaranteed. 13&Doug.
Write ads. Sell cuts, Print anything.
Stonecypher, 1201 Howard .St. Tel. 1310.
Genuine imported H. D, Pilsner beer on
draught at Ed Maurer's. 1306 Farnam" St.
niank hook and magazine binding. A, I.
Root, 414-416 South 12th St.
Douglas Printing Co., 1C0S Howard. Tel. 644
Have Root print it.
Dyball'a candy.
Only Two Nights
In ninkliiK the trip
O in ah a to Portland
on
"The Chicago-Portland Special"
ir.O Miles
Along- the Columbia Hirer
by I)aitsbt. '
City Ticket orrtre, iaoa I'araam It.
Tel. 310.
OMAIIANS AT YELLOWSTONE
Attractions of tho National Park Becoming
Known and Appreciated.
TH.E . BURLINGTON MAKES A BIG HIT
Uncommonly- l.orr Hnten, Omaha to
the Yellowstone, liy the llnrllnK
ton lloule, Which Is the .Sluirt
est Line to the l'nrk.
More Omahana will visit Yellowstone park
this summer than In any previous year. Al
though the park season only opened June 15,
the Ilurllngton ticket office In this city has
already sent out half a dozen parties.
The trip through Yellowstone park is not
nearly ns expcnslvo ns most people think.
Every day tickets, Omaha to Mammoth Hot
Springs (In the park) and return, are on
sale at $47.60, return limit October 31. In ad
dition, on July 17 nnd August 7 and 21, the
Ilurllngton will sell found trip tickets to
Llvlnston, Mont., and return at $35, return
limit twenty-one days. Sldo trip, Livingston
to Mammoth Hot Springs and return, $5.
Tho twenty-ono day ticket answers every
requirement. The tr'p through tho park
takes only Ave nnd one-half days. If one
wishes to stop off at Edgemont and visit Hot
Springs, Sylvian Lake, Dcadwood nnd Spcar-
flsb, it is entirely practicable to do so. The
circle of the Hlack Hills can be made very
comfortably In much less than a week. Tho
additional cost is $10. Allowing four days for
tho round trip, the entire time necessary for
the visit to and the trip through Yellow
stone park, including flvo dnys in tho Dlnck
Hills, Is only a little more than two weeks.
Tho Ilurllngton routs In tho shortest,
quickest and most direct lino to Yellowstone
park. Leave Omaha nt 9:30 p. m. and at
10:15 a. m. tho second day you nre nt Cin
nabar. Only oife change of cars Is neces
sary. That change is mnde in daylight and
from one car to another In tho samo train.
All meals are served in dining cars.
Fidelity Oil Co. Oil and gasoline delivered
to any part of tho city. 76'.. 998.
See Hayden's Bargains, Page 11.
HAYDEN
Men's & Boys' Trousers
One of the leading manufacturer's, of New York City, entire
stock of men's and boys' fine trousers bought at 50t: on the dol
lar on sale Monday.
Almost five thousand pairs
waists and from 29 to 38 lengths
LOT 1 Consists of fine new elegant stripes
and checks in worsteds and cassimeres
worth $3.00 on sale
at only
LOT 2 Men's hair-line stripe cassiniere
pants; also about 500 pairs sample
pants, that retail in regular way for
$2.50 to $3.50, on sale at
LOT 3 1200 pairs trousers iv
worsteds, all new, neat, up - to
stripe patterns, worth 4.50
your choice
LOT 4 Men's very finest Hookonum worsted and Washington
MillB trousers, in club checks and neat desirable stripes, the
materials alone are worth more than
our selling price; make and trimmings
equal to $7.50 to $10.00 made to order
trousers, on sale at
Men's $2.50 Crash Suits on sale at 95c and $1 .25
Boys' and children's Crash and Washable suits.
and knee pants almost given away
Knee pants at 8c, 10c
and
Boys' Washable Knee Pants Suits, worth 50c to $3.50 on sale
at 15c, 35e, 50c, 75c, 95c and $1.25.
HAYDEN BROS
)lX " a '
fcoTTtft VtQtWUi
I VltATl MfAr I
j. L. Barnett, I Slim ITS
So. Omaha. Olllll JO
1108 FARNAM STREET,
n rt n
C0!iSla&s5
And. Eourteen. Other NlHces to Select From.
South. Qiauhtt.WhnH-oom.,. 025-27 N. 21th St.
DAYI.KHIT THA1XM FOIl M'ltttT I.AKIS
OkohoJI nnd ArnotiU l'nrk.
The Chicago, Milwaukee- & St. Paul Rail
way company have Just placed In service
daylight trains between Omaha and Spirit
Lake, OkoboJI and Arnold's Tark. Oolng tho
train leaves Omaha at 7:15 a. in. and ar
rives Spirit Lake nt 4:15 p. m. Returning
the train leaves Spirit Lake at 6:15 a. m.
and arrives Omnha 3:55 p, m, This Is the
best service that has yet teen offered over
any ono road. Round trip tickets, good re
turning until October 31. $10.70.
City ticket office, 1504 Farnam street.
F. A. NASH, Oen'l Western Agont.
Chicago Laundry. Telephone 205.
Lest You Forget
COCA
CELERY IS THE BEST
This season has been tho best for Coca
Celery. Its refreshing, Invigorating quali
ties, combined with the agreeable, aromatic
flavoring, makos it the ideal summer drink.
A few of our competl'ors aro still plugging
away with an IMITATION, tho best recom
mendation that the GENUINE has merit.
Sold only by
J. A, FULLER & CO.
CUT IMIICK imifdfilSTS.
Fourteenth and Unuitlns Street.
Don't
Neglect
The teeth nature gave you, but if they are
gone como to us for your next set. Fit
guaranteed,
Oold Set $5.00
dold Crowns $5.00
Gold Fillings $1.50 up
T ait's Philadelphia Dental Rooms
ir.17 IloiiKlnn St.
s
of fine trousers, sizes 30 to 50
in this sale.
1.50
1.25
2.50
fine pure
- date
3.75
loc
WE AUE NOT IN THE
I,AU.UItV 1IUSIXKSS.
Dut if you want to test tho dryness of the
HERRICK
REFRIGERATOR
put a wet cloth or pleco of paper In one
of them and you will bo surprised how quick
ly It will dry out. This Is on account of the
superior system of circulation employed.
See the partition in cut. It docs the busi
ness. DRY AIR. NO SCRUniUNG. NO MOULD.
& Smith I p c Devo1'
U Ollllllly Council Bluffi
YOUR TEETH .
MAY NOT TALK,
but they can cry out In a language of
their own and mako you feel it when
they become worn out nnd decayed.
They want relief. They'ro entitled to
it and so aro you, when relief Is to
bo had so easily. Consult us about
the , teeth that aro glvlug you trouble.
BAILEY, the Dentist
12 I'arton nik. 10th A Furiiuin.
Lmy Attendant. l'liono 10HS.
Western Agents for the
- Sch-bert Plan.
Mr. John Holts,
One of the nioit popular pharmacists in
Omaha, we called on a few days ago. at
his ilruc More on L'7lh and Cuming streets.
We nxked how the onlex of CHAMKIt'S
KIDNKV (M'ltn wore; "phenomenal," said
Mr. II, "My butne.is l most family trade
and that keeps rue posted how It nets,"
"Why do you know that I have heard moro
good report from It than niut tut en t
medicine generally give, I invcelf don't
hexltiito In recommending II. because It
publishes testimonials from Omnha people,
which I fometlilug others don't do. There's
h man who reslden' on Sewnrd street who
has been Iniylnc many different kinds,
who kiiw It ndvertlsed nnd after using 3
bottloH came to me nnd told me that It
wmm the best medicine he. ever took anil
said that 1 should not hesitate to npeak of
It. that I could not endorse too highly."
We wished "John" tuieocsM and promised
lo rail drain.
SGHAEFER ' " DRUGGIST.
Cor. tUtU muiI CUIeneo titrert.
TO
CHICIQ0 and ERST,
LEAVE 7:00 A. M. 1:86 P. M.-7: T. V.
ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS,
LGAVIS 6:65 A. M.-7:JS P. K.
HOT SPRINGS - DEADW00D
LEAVE 1:00 P. it.
City Offices. 1401-03 Farnam.
This is the season where tho question
"What
toDritik"
Is of grave Importance. Intense heat dis
turbs the gastric functions nnd debilitates
the entire system. Tho majority of all so
called cooling drinks bring no lasting relief,
but rather unduly stimulnto a craving for
more, until the stomach Is wholly demor
alized. Krug's Cabinet will effectually bar out all
Indisposition.
A few of thoso dainty, gold-rlmmed glasses
will at onco refresh and bestow enduring
comfort.
FRED KRUG BREWING GO.
Phono for a case.
Telephono 420.
HAYDEHs Shirt Waists
Our New York buyer as usual with his eye on the market has
purchased just exactly 257 5-12 dozens ladies' shirt waists from
one of the best manufacturers in New York city. As several
Omaha houses are using his wnisls he does not permit the use of
his name. It is unnecessary to state that, we bought these waists
at our own figures. Otherwise our buyer would not have wasted
time on them.
We Have Added Our Own Tremendous
Stock of Waists
to this great purchnse.and they go on sale Monday morning.
There are well known brands in this lot. The Koyal, The Mar
quise, the Stanley, (he Geisha, the Cleopatra and others.
75 dozen Waists with new "
S"y JJ
iJifjC,
French backs they are - JaTlLJ
worth J1.00. for
1D0 dozen waists your choice of any colored waist In our house. In Im
ported ginghams, madras, French lawns, worth up to $5.00
your choice for
Our Annual
Ladles' Rults, finest high class gnrments, in
chocks, plaids, Mucks, tans and browns,
silk lined throughout
worth $30.00
for'
13.75
73 samplo skirts, worth $10
to $20 your choice of
nt... nf tliam nt
8.98
Mlljr ui m v , , , v f
100 dozen wrappers In percales nnd lawns,
tunic over shoulder and lfi-ln. iQ
flounce, sepurato waist lln- 37 5 W
lng, at each
Great Sale on Summer Millinery
HAYDEN BROS
S SPECIAL SALE ON
I SMMailroad Watches
j Extra Jeweled, Prices, Complete, $15 up.
John Rudd, Jeweler,
jj Railroad Watch Inspector
it? ns South Sixteenth St., Omaha.
Tj Wo mako a specialty of repairing lino watches and
2 guarantee all work.
DON'T FORGET THAT WHEN SMOKING A
1 I'll l
Yob hive tbe BEST notwithstanding; they cost you nu more tnn Interior goodl.
W. n. KICK M. e.CO.. M ANTJrACTCIir.KH, HT. t.OUIS, SUA, 11111011 H 1M
C. A, HAILSBACIC, OilAJIA. IiJTIlUiUTOJi, URllM HAlfE
I
ARE '
YOU
i
i
SATISFIED?
Are yon satisfied with your
shoes with tho way they wear,
with tho comfort they give you
and with their style? If not,
como in and see us, and let us
show you the kind of shoes that
will satisfy ' you; shoes of tho
highest quality, finest finish and
most correct styles.
You pay no moro for them, but
wo glvo you more for your money
than you ever received before
irore stylo, more comfort and more,
wear. Seo our $3, $3.50 nnd $."
lines.
CP.
M. E. Cor. 10th
md Douglu Ste.
EaHICHCSTER'W EHULIBH
ENNYR0VAL PILLS
,lja kTr.. ll..T,r.ll.ti. L41w. m Ur.itlrt
1FK. il-ir,lUfci, L41e. k Ur.itlrt
for ( IllOllr.STKHS KNfU.ISlI
lo Ur.lt .n't Gold Kl.UU tel.. M.ltl
with bla HtboD. Tali, no other. Rtf-ia
n(Mm Habituation, aad Intta.
tion B.J .f jo.r Pr.giuv .r tm 4c. la
t.m.i r.r rartltalara, Tr.llnjontala
aa4 "RalUf rr Jdlra, It lllr, b; ra.
tarn MaU. ia.OIIOtrallB.il.il. S.l.b
.11 Dt.la. Calthr.Ur t'brialral Oa
p.ptr. MaJl.aa Saaar. l-llll.. KlZ
Mania, tkla
CO dozen ladles' percale, lawn 4t g
and gingham walstB, on xVC
CO dozen ladles' percale, lawn
and gingham walstB, on
salo at
89c
July Suit Sale
73 suits, odd garmonts, from our tremendous
stock, first-class, well made suits, no bet
mis, no net-
$10
ter lij America, silk lined
throughout for
each
20 dozen ladles' underskirts
worth $1.25 on salo . . "It1
at
175 Indies' taffeta silk, they
aro $5 nnd $0; In all colors,
no blackH, on sale at
239
U'LllM-i
m
One Capsule Enough
(?)
n
Is
Seldom
l:er
Necessary
To
Use
More
Than
One
Capsule.
It has always ten
a dinicult thine to re
lieve or cure a IIKAD-
a em:, esnocuiiy
those eNerutlatliiK ner
vous nnd sick head
aches. Most "Hem!
uche Cures" will not
"check them nt all,
virrorvs
IIMAIIACIIIl
t'.U'.st 1,12s
will nhsolutely cw
the most distressing
heudiu'ln. no matter
lu wlmt form. It very
heldotn takes more
than one
capsule to relieve any head-
ache mid
never moro man two
l'rlce, K cents per box.
Sherman & Mcuonnell Drug uo.,
Kith mill Uoiluc .Streets.
(I11111I111. Nell.
.1
White
Mountain
Ice Cream
Freezers
Quickest
Freezing,
Best
Results,
Econom
ical, Durable
Are the Standard of
Excellence Everywhere.
Wt llnnillr tlir (ii-miliir Only.
I'rleen Very I.imt.
J. A. Weaver & Son,
IIAKDWAKK and TINN'KRS.
27011 I.nvenvrorth St. Trl, 107N
A Good Thing
To take with you on your
vacation Is a
Kodak or
Camera
You nre sure to see somo ulct
scenery you will like n picture of.
Call nnil see us before going, or
write for prices. We have the
largest selection In the west nt
lowest prices. Everything up-to-date
in photographic material.
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The Robert Dempster Co.,
1215 Furnum St.
Developing and Printing Done.
Picture Frames Mnde to Order.
Proud of Hor New Open Plumbing
she It most naturally and properly, be
en use the existence of unsunllar.v con
ditions Is now Impossible. Disease and
slcl;ness lurk in hiding as unbidden
guests where the plumbing Is antiquated
or defective. No precautions of the
housekeeper can avert the evil conse
quences. Don't trllle with danger when
wo can make you safe in either gas or
steam llttlug and plumbing at a moder
ate cost.
Free 6c Black,
Phone 101!). . . 1S Fnrnnm St.
Does Quality
Count With You?
The average portion doors not know qual
ity Vou uHk 1b It pure, the answer Is ye".
Hut hocaiiHo It's pure, does that Indicate
quality? around pepper may be live years
old and still be puro pepper, but s It llrst
quality? A druggist may tell you his drugs
aro pure. Perhaps they nre In the ordinary
houso of tho word, but docs It follow that
they uro the hlghem obtainable quality?
We. do a big business. To keep thin busi
ness can wo AKKOHD to glvo you less than
the highest obtalnnblo quality? besides our
volume of business affords you u saving on
the. rost. Can you tifford to neglect this?
rallie s Celery Compound 7Bo
Cramer's Kidney (Hire TT.o
Hood's Harsaparllla "&o
Carter's Liver Pills 16c
I'inkham's Compound 75c
S. S. S T50
nr. Miles' Remedies 76o
Alih OTIIHHB AT CUT PRICKS.
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