THE OMAHA. DAILY JlEE: SUXBAV, TTJTjV 22, 1900.
OlIAIIA'S NEW INSTITUTIONS
Two Enterprises Landed This Week that
Mean Much to the Oity.
SEVERAL OTHERS ALREADY IN SIGHT
rVVoodnirn of llir World nml Ilyrnrw
llnmnirr Dry (iooiln CiMiiinii'
Will i:r.-( Nimv Ilulld
liiKi nt Once.
"This ha been a pretty fnlr week for
Omaha," remarked a gentleman who Is ac
tive In every movement to forward the In
terests of the city. "We havo landed two
enterprises during tho week of which any
city mlfiht be proud. Tho permanent loca
tion of Woodmen of tho World headquar
ters means tho erection of a $90,000 build
ing, continual and lucrative employment
for nearly 100 people mid the handling by
Omaha bank of hundreds of thousands of
dollars annually.
"Of still greater moment Is the securing
of the Ilyrncs-Hamnmr wholesalo dry goods
house. Ono of tho crying commercial
needs of Omaha has been Just such an es
tablishment, and the brut heads In tho city
havo long been endeavoring to boIvi? the
problem of how to get one. The credit
for securing this ono appears to belong to
a quintet comprising F. 1'. Klrkcndall, W.
V. .Morse. I'. E. Her, John S. Ilrady and 55.
T. Mndsey. Mr. Morn was so earnest
In tho matter that nt ono time, when It
appeared that the coming of the new enter
prise might depend upon Its ability to secure
the building In which hlB firm Is located, be
declared that that should not stand In the
nay If his firm had to move Its business out
Into tho street. Such a contingency was,
however, obviated when Mr. Her agreed t6
croct a suitable structure.
"This new unterprtao will put 1250,000 Into
Its buelncrn at tho very start, nnd will oper
ato a factory that will afford 'employment
to upward of 100 people In the manufacturo
of overalls and other kindred garments. Hut
tha most significant thing of all Is that Its
promoters contend that the coming of this,
cnterprlso mcanu also tho early establish
ment of a big wholesale hat and cap house
hero.
Slllllncrr limine Still NopiIimI.
"Among thoso who have been laboring
for the upbuilding of Omaha's Jobbing Inter
ts tho most essential elements herctoforo
found lacking wcro a wholesalo dry goods
house, a wholesale hat and cap house and
a wholesale millinery house. It Is felt that
two of these three essentials have been prac
tically provided for, and now all efforts
will be bent toward securing tho wholesalo
millinery house. When that has been se
cured Omnha will bo ready to Invito all
classes of retailers to tho city wllh tho as
surance that thoy ran hero find everything
that their trado demands.
"Thrro Is reason to believe that Omaha
landed another Important enterprise during
tho week. You know that during the past
few weeks this city secured one largo flour
ing and cereal food factory. Well, I think
that you mny say that on Friday another
MO Mrrcl per day flouring mill was secured.
The proposed proprietor of such nn enter
prise, who comes from an Interior Nebraska
city, was hero on Friday looking at the
proffered sites and went away satisfied. I
think I can tell you within a few days that
n new (louring mill has been located In
Omaha."
New Tannery Opened.
"Another promising enterprise 'that has
opened up during the week Is a tannery for
tho euro of sheep pelts, which will absorb
considerable of tho product of tho South
Omaha packing houses. A local house lias
Just put In a machlno for tanning sheop
pelts nnd proposes to put In threo moro im
mediately. Hy this machine tho -wool Is
removed from the hldo by nn electric
process, after which the pelt Is tanned by
a chemical process which docs not call for
the uso of tanbark. Under this process tho
wool Is saved In micb good condition that It
will run about $1 per pelt. This factory,
when In full operation, will afford employ
mont to somo fifteen men, Hldos In abund
ance are, procurable at South Omaha and
tho product of tho tannory will be absorbed
ly local factories. Tho shoe factory will be
oblo to uso a great deal of It In its extensive
manufacture of leggings, but the larger
fart "of It will bo used by an Omaha harness
factory.
"Under the process used It will take nbout
threo woeks to tan a pelt aud the factory
will havo a capacity of 250 pelts per day
when fully equipped for active operation.
Tho factory will doubtless bo located In Cost
Omaha."
A l'lnre to Spencl thr Minuurr.
On tho lines of tho MILWAUKEE HAIL
WAY In Wisconsin are somo of tho most
beautiful places In the world to spend u
summer vacation "camping out or at tho ele
gant summer hotels. Boating. Ashing, beau
tiful lakes and streams and cool weather.
These resorts aro easily reached from
Omaha. A book describing them may be
had upon application at tho Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul Ity. city ticket offlco.
J ,ri0 4 Farnam street, Omaha. Itound trip
tickets, good returning until October 31,
now on ealo. F. A. NASH,
dencr.nl Western Agent.
Outline ol Time.
On July 1 the Chicago, Milwaukee & St
Taul railway changed tho tlrao of their train
between Omaha and Chicago. The fast train
formerly leaving at 7:35 p. m. will, under
tho now card, leavo at 6:00 p. nt.,. arriving
Chicago at 8:30 a. ra., In ample time tor all
eastern connections. Tho local train form
erly leaving at 11:00 a. m. has been changed
to a fast daylight train for Chicago, leaving
Omaba at 7:15 a. m, and arriving Chicago
at 10:30 p. m.
Jo nen tut I.imv Committer,
V. M. Jones, ono of the delegates from
Omnha Typographical union. No. 100, ro
contly elected to represent tlio local union
In tho International Typographical conven
tion, which meets in Mllwaukeo In AUKUSt,
Iiuh received iv letter from Prenlilmtt nnn.
nelly notifying him that ho has been so-
lec.ieu us a memuer or tlio law committee.
This Is nn honor that will lm htirhtv n nnt'A.
elated by nil tho membors of the printing
craft In Omnhu, This is tho mom Im
portant committee appointed, us all reso-
miiuns, rrconuneiuiationB or olllcers or any
matter effecting tho laws of tho organiza
tion must be referred tn thin
which meets four days prior to tho meeting
nccetitcd the unnoliitment nml um tnw
for Mllwauked one week In ndvanco of the
other Omaha delegates. Mr. Jones Is u
nuuiyiu uertiiur on ino liec.
Hamilton warren, m. u., eclectic and
magnetic physician, has moved h'.s office to
703 North 16th street, room 13. Special at
tention to all long Btnndlng or Itngcrlna dls
cases and to diseases of women and children,
Omaha Tent and Awning Co., tents, awn
ings, canvas goods, 11 and Harney, phone SS3.
Dorward, dentist, 1321 Farnam.
Street Cur Jumps Truck,
Streot car trnfllo west bound on Farnam.
Ilnrney mid Dodge streets was suspended
for about half an hour yesterday anil
on overy Btreot corner iimmtlent bands were
jialiicreu waiting ror me curs to carry
'ilium to their destinations. The troubln
was occasioned on South Tenth street. Im
provements worn in progress on thnt
Tmrilrm of thn track iinnroachlnc tho north
end of tho Tenth street vludjct and only
, skeleton rails wero provided to curry tho
1 ruin for several rods. As tho car In charuo
of Motorman Vlo Johnson arid Conductor
James Jonnson was crossum me runs at
titiii imrlirMilnr nnlnt u Hhort rull stireml
und tho mr ran olt tho track, Jolting ulong
on the ties for n short distance. A gang
of truck laborers was put to work getting
tho cur imcic on mo runs, wnicn was ac-
. 1 ... . half wMt
TRIP MEANS MUCH TO OMAHA
Secrrlnrr t'tt Ask tlint There ftp A
IUk Crowd for Hip r.ienmlon
to York.
"I learn 'tint somo pcoplo intertaln tho
Impression that tho Commercial club ex
cursion to York next Thursday Is exclu
sively for members of tho Commercial club,
the Ak-Sar-IJcn nnd tho managers of the
muslcnl festival," said Secretary Utt of the
Commercial club. "This is an error. It Is
tho deslra of tho promotors of tho excur
sion thnt a large crowd of Omaha people
shall go to York on that day, merely ns an
expression of neighborly friendship. It Is
just such an excursion as went out to Hast
ings Just prior to tho close of the exposi
tion last year, nnd which led to a return
visit on tho part of the, Hastings pcoplo
and a bettor feeling between the two cities
generally. ,
"If Omaha sends a good crowd out to
York next Thursday It will mean a return
visit on tho part of the York people during
the Ak-Sar-Dcn festivities. Unless COO
Omaha people ngrco to go tho York excur
sion will bo declared off. This excursion
Is in response to nn lnvltntlon of the York
people to tho enjoyment of their festivities
to be held during next week.
"Tho trip will bo a delightful one. Ne
braska will ralso tho largest crops of Its
history this year nnd the scenes along tho
read will bo an inspiration. York Is n benu
tlful young city growing and disposed to bo
friendly tn Omaba commercially, nnd It is
desirable that wo should have a large ex
cursion. Kvorybody Is Invited to go, and I
appeal to everybody interested actively In
Omaha's commercial prosperity and ad
vancement to Join us."
MAY PURCHASE SHEELY BLOCK
Woodmen of (lie World Likely to
(alve (lie Iden of Krectlnir
.ew It ii 1 111 I n tr.
"Omaha may not bo tho beneficiary of the
location of tho Woodman of tho World head
quarters to tho extent of acquiring nn ex
pected new building," said a man on tho
Inner circle of the Woodman management.
"Whllo tho organization 'is In position to
erect a homo for Itself If It wants to, I
should not be surprised If tho matter wore
settled by buying the Sheely block, where It
Is now located. It has plenty of room there
and with a few Improvements would bo In
ns good shapo as could be wished. When
tho Sheely estate makes the attractive price
at which it Is offering the property, the
question of economy cannot be avoided. The
purchase, of this property may therefor
keep Omnha out of a big, new building and
stop the expenditure of the $10,000 to $50,000
that would havo to bo Invested In It."
I
2 Trains to Spirit Lako
Via Northwestern Line.
Leavo Omaha 6:55 a. m.
Leavo Omaha 7:35 p. m.
Only ono change of cars If you
go via tho Northwestern Line.
Call at H01 Farnam street
for round trip rates and parlor car or
sleeping car accommodations.
A Helceleil MM of Stimnifr Tnara.
Fifteen ono way and nineteen round trip
will bo found In the Lako Shore's summer
edition of "Hook of Trains." Copy will bo
een on application to II. P. Humphrey, T.
I. A., Kansas City, Mo., F. M. Byron, O.
W. A.. Chicago.
Genuine Imported B. D. Pilsner beer on
draught at Ed Maurer's. 1308 Farnam St.
niank book and magazlno binding. A. I.
Hoot, 414-416 South Twelfth St.
HUB IIEAI.TV MAHICET.
INSTRUMENTS filed for record Saturday,
juiy n, law;
Wnrrnnfy Deeds.
It. J. Hubbard, executor, to James. Za
lamlek. lot 23, block 11, TJrown park..! 918
W. H. Hughes to M. B. Hughes, lot 8,
block 2: lot 6, block 4, lledford Place 1
Inez Cnllnlmn nnd husband to O. II.
l'nytie, trustee, w 50 feet lot 5, block
25, Kountzo Place 25
Deed.
Sheriff to E. II. Howland Lumber jyid
UUUI CUIIipuuy, HUB M UI1U OCK
Matthews' subdlv 170
Total amount of transfers $1,111
Can you
use one?
Yes, If you get tho right one. Don't
go for your vacation without a Kodak
or Camera. We handle all good makes
and can advise you Just what pays
An Eastman Folding Pocket Kodak
$10.00 for
$8.00
The Robert Dempster Go,,
1215 Fur ni in St.
Developing and printing done.
See our new lino of picture frames.
Special Rale:
Oiualm to Denver nnd return
Omaha, to Colorado Springs und return,
Otnnlin to Glcnwood Springs nnd return,
Omnha to Pueblo and return,
Omaha to Ogdeu and return,
Omalia to Snlt Lake City and return,
Tickets on Silt July 17-18, August 2-7-21.
LlmiUd to Oct. 31st, 1900.
CITY TICKET OFFICE 1302 FARNAM ST,
TARING THE SPECIAL CENSUS
Agents of the Department Now Working
on Industrial Schedules,
REPORTS WILL SHOW GREAT GAINS
Incrennes Are In Amount of Cnpltnl
Invested, .Number of Employes
nml Output of Mnnufnu
t ti red 1'roduetn.
One branch of the census work In Omaha
will give results directly opposed to another
hranch, and tho population schedules will
bo laughed to scorn when tho reports from
tho special enumerators of manufactures and
Industries aro made public. These reports
will show a great Increase tn tho nmount
of capital Invested, tho number of persons
employed and the nmount of tho output of
factories of the city".
The special census Is now In full swing
and Chief Agent Wheeler Is receiving reports
frun the men in the field which warrant
the foregoing statement. Tho work of tho
special agent will not show all of tho In
dus trim of Omaha, for the reason that many
oi the managers of the establishments have
availed thomselvcs of tho privilege of mak
ing reports direct to Washington. For
tho purposo of permitting this to bo done
special schedules were sent to the prin
cipal houses last May wllh Instructions to
fill them out and return them to Wash
ington before the special agent started upon
his rounds, if tho manager did not wish to
mnko reports to the local men. When tho
report was received at .Washington a card
was mailed to tbo factory, and when the
special agent calls tho card Is given him
In lieu of the return. These aro accounted
for to Washington as aro tho schedules.
Several of tho largest houses In tho dis
trict will make returns of their Omaha bus
Incss from Chicago, that being tho scot of
their principal houses. This Is notably the
caso with Swift and Armour of South
Omnha. On tho other hand, several houses
wheso principal place of business Is Omaha
will maklf reports horo on business done In
Iowa and other states. There reports, no
matter where made, will bo credited o the
town whero the work Is done, but tho facts
developed by the special census cannot be
known until a bulletin is issued by tha cen
sus bureau at Washington, which will not
be for several months, na the population
schedules will receive primary consldcratlen.
Not only Omaha, but nil of tho towns
under' tho supervision of Mr. Wheeler will
show decided" gains In material Industries
and (omo of the smaller places will bo sur
prised to learn of tho amount of money
paid to their citizens for manufactures.
There Is one Douglas county Institution with
offices in adjoining counties In Iowa and
Nebraska which pays annually $200,000 to
the farmers for milk and cream. Another
house Is getting rich buying eggs nnd Is
leaving almost as much money In tho rural
communities as Is the milk dealer.
Annual Convention
Young People's Christian
Union, United Pres. Church,
Denver, Col., July 25th-30th.
$19.00 for round trip
to Denver, Pueblo nnd Colorado Springs
via the Union Pacific.
Tickets on sale July 23rd-24th,
City Ticket Ofllce 1302 Farnam St.,
Tel. 316.
Ladles like it N. N. Shampoo.
Roaches
This household pest, Is always about dur
ing warm weather. To get rid of them the
oaslost and quickest way Is the crying need.
Havo you tried
Eciffo?
It is the dead sure remedy. The roaches dis
appear, and that Is the end of them. vIt only
costs you 50c a can, and the work Is done.
Sold only by
J. A, FULLER & CO.
CUT PltlClH DRUGGISTS.
Fourteenth anal UnnsUi Streets.
Putting Up Fruit
Is not a ploaslng task when you are doing
tho cooking In some old worn out utensil,
but by using one of our fine stow pans or
kettles you will obtain the best results from
your labor, they rango In price from 25c up
to $1X0.
Wo keep a full lino of house furnishing
goods, enamel tinware. Tho Llsk's anti
rust tinware is positively guaranteed not
to rust, and cannot bo excelled for dura
bility. Summer goods nt low prices. Such as In
surance Gasoline stoves, Yukon Refrigera
tors, Whlto Mountain nnd Arctic Ice Croam
Froozers. Headquarters for paints and oils.
J. A. Weaver & Son,
IIAKDWAUE nnd TINNERS.
2700 Leavenworth St. Tl. 1078.
THE QUICK TRAINS
TO THE WEST
IRE Vl
THE UNION M0IEIG.
SI 0.00
10,00
ai.oo
19.00
32.00
32.00
TELEPHONE 316,
nAYIitUIITTHAIIfS 'Olt Mt'llttT 1.AKI1
OUobnJI nml Arnold VnrU.
Tho Chicago, MllwauMo & 31. Paul rail
way company have Just placed In service
daylight trains between Omaha and Spirit
Lake, OkoboJl and Arnold's Park. Oolng the
train leaves Omaha at 7:15 a. m. and ar
rives Spirit Lake at 4.15 p. a. Ileturnlng
the train leaves Spirit Lake at 6:45 n. m.
rtid arrives Omaha 3:C5 p. m. This Is the
best scrvlco that has yet been offered over
any ono road. Hound trip tickets, good re
turning until October SI. $10.70. -
City ticket ofllce, 1504 Farnam street.
P. A. NASH. Oen'l Western Agent
The Solillir Hold tit Open.
William Duthorn of Waukesha, Win., has
leased this woll known hotel and will hnvo
It opened for business Saturday, July 23.
Mr. Duthorn has had fourteen yearn' ex
perience as a hotel man nnd comes to Omaha
knowing full well what Is required to make
the Schlltz a success.
"Tho Schlltz" Is one of the finest hotels
In Omaha, In one of tho best locations nnd It
will glyo him a chance to make a nnmo
for "The Schlltz" and good money for him
self. Omaha Is to be congratulated that
"Tho Schlltz" is to bo reopened under tho
excellent management of Mr. Iluthorn. Tho
trnvcllng public will find comfort, cleanli
ness, culslno service In fact, everything de
sirable, first-class, under his management.
Saturday, July 28,
cheap rate excursion
to Hot Springs,
via Northwestern Lino.
Through Saturday sleeper
without change.
Delightful climate,
Delightful plunge,
Delightful hotels,
Delightful scenery.
Curative waters.
Call 1401 Farnam et.,
Northwestern Lino ofllce,
For rates and reservations.
Clienp Itunml Trip Itntcx.
On August 2, 7 and 21 tho Illinois Central
will sell tickets, limited until October 31, a
follows:
Waseca. Minn., and return, $10.35.
Watervllle. Minn., and return, $10.68.
Madison Lake, Minn., and return. $10.68.
St. Paul, Minn., and return, $12.65.
Minneapolis, Minn., and return, $12.65.
Duluth, Minn., and roturn, $16.95.
Superior, Wis., and return, $16.05.
West Superior. Wis., and return, $16.05.
For full particulars call at city ticket of
fice Illinois. Central railroad, 1402 Farnam
street.
nrnnil Lor-Ho1IImk.
Modern Woodmen of America, at Obcrlln,
Kan., Aug. 15-16: 10,000 people coming. All
kinds of privileges to let. For Information
write Geo. W. Keys, secretary.
Huberman, Jeweler; est. 1866; absolutely
reliable; lowest prices guaranteed. 13 & Doug.
CRAMER'S KIDNEY CURE
is a medicine that cures
but It doesn't cure every ill that human
flesh Is heir to nnd Its not ndvertlsed to
but It does euro all dlseiiHea of tho Kidneys
nnd Liver and cures them permanently
not for a day, but for all tlrao to come
that s why wo recommend It because we
have cvldenco dally of this fact and tho
Cramer Chemical Co. woulilnH put n medi
cine on tho market that they couldn't
recommend.
Cramer's Kidney Curo T5c
Duffy's Malt Whiskey sSc
Peruna 7,-)C
Bromo Quinine 3C
1 Dozen 2-Graln Quinine Capsules 7o
1 Dozen 3-Oraln Quinine Capsules 10C
1 Dozen E-Graln Quinine Capsules loc
Stuart's Dyspepsia Cure -ioc
Paino's Celery Compound ... 7sc
Wine of Cardul . 750
Pyramid Pile Cure 49
Sure Death for Bugs :oe
Bar Ben joc
AJax Tablets 40o
Scott's Emulsion , 7;c
Plnkham's Compound 73$
SCHAEFER " DRUGGIST
S. W.,Cor. lflth nml Chlcnuo.
Dr. Kay's Renovator
Guaranteed to cure the very worst casef
of dysscssla, constipation, bilious head
ache, liver nnd kidneys. At druggists. 25c
and $1. Send for Free Sample. Free Book
and Free Advice. Dr. B. J. Kay, Saratoga,
N. T.
HAYDEN
Sales in the
i
Are surprising everybody. For the last 3
days we have sold more wrappers and waists
than all the houses in Omaha combined, And
why? Because the people of Omaha have
confidence in Hayden's,
experience that if goods are not as represents
ed they can get their money back,
Specials for Monday
35 Ladies' Suits, newest styles, worth Off) flfl
$15.00 nnd $18.00, Mondny dIUiUU
25 Sample Skirts, no two alike, elaborately trimmed Q QA
and thoroughly made, worth to $15, choice Monday OiuO
48 Crepon Skirts, silk finished, percaline lined, M QQ
and velvet binding, 7.50 quality, for '. UO
28 Rainy Day Skirts, with 20 rows of stitching M fn
around bottom, $7.50 quality for rv 4ivU
200 Ladies' Light Weight Jackets, in etons, box and A QQ
fly fronts, worth $10.00, for , H-uO
85 dozen of Ladiei' Wrappers, from the sale of Friday and Sat
urday, trimmed with Insertion and edged with embroidery,,
equal to our $2.50 Wrappers QQ A
Monday, at .5JOC
HAYDEN BROS.
Collins Piano .Co.
1620-22 Douglas St. aCliUPerl rldllO
And Fourteen Other M"kes to Select From.
South Omuliu WurerooQis, 625-27 N. 2-lth St.
mk. who it i in:.
A Trio of Slur i:tirtrln it vrllli llir
I'nri'iiiiiiuli-Srllii' llrollirrx' CI roll.
I "A round dozen of equestrians, and nil
I men who ride," Is tho plain, unvarnished,
matter-of-fact manner In which the man
1 ngemont of tho Forepaugh and Sells Ilroth
I crs' combined shows lutroduco a refcrctico
to their riders In a courier nnnnounclng the
coming of their tented aggregation to this
city, Monday, July 30. Youth has been
made a, desideratum in tho equestrian de
partment of tho circus, and riders who
would depend upon the greatness of former
days will not bo among the number. Nevor
beforo has thcro been presented such n
talented assemblage of young blood.
As stellar lights of tho constellation,
Messrs. Oscar Lowande, William DeMott
and Ernest Melvlllo nro slnglod out for
especial consideration. All aro youthful,
agile, nmbltlous nnd extraordinarily profici
ent. Kaeh will bo seen vlelng with the
other to gain a people's plaudit nnd a man
agement's commendation. All threo aro at
the very zenith of their careers, and during
the present season nro engaged In an In
ternational contest for tho world's cqucs
trlan supremacy.
Lowande Is tho star of the southern hem
isphere, fresh from nrcnlo conquests In lllo
Janeiro nnd Uuenos Ayresr William Do
Mott represents tho land df Victoria. Though
an American by birth, he Iff a descendant
of a family of famous Kngllih bareback
'riders, and his laurels have been gained on
tho continent. Melvlllo In tho Yankco of
tho trio, but a few years out of his toens,
nnd even now acknowledged tho premier of
American riders. Their riding Is not con
fined to any particular tetylo or school. They
aro bareback riders In every senso of tho
word. Somersaulting, forward and back
ward and from horse to horse, whtch the
riders of vo olden time would havo con
sidered miraculous feats, aro as child's play
for theso young horsemen of tho present
generation of riders. All threo aro origina
tors, nnd their performances will bo found
to bo marked deviations from the stereo
typed riding acts of their equestrian pre
decessors. Added zest Is glvon their work
by tho lntcnso pcrsonnl rivalry between
them.
Have Hoot srlnt It.
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Jr chasing TOOLS
A Good Carpenter or Machinist O
will always look out for two
things O
Highest Quality
Lowest Prices.
The only icrnile of tool vrr- aril q
nro the hlnhcst finnlltr anil our O
lirlrrn nro nn low nn lire nnkeil O
elseiTliprp for Inferior tools.
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o Jas. Morton & Son Co.o
1511 DODGK.ST. q
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You might search
the world over byt you'll never find a better
place to have your prescription filled than
nt the Boston Store Drug Department.
Pure, fresh drugs and at tho very lowest
prices Is what you always get here.
Paino's Celery Compound 75c
Hood's Sarsaparllla 75c
Cramer's Kjdney Curo 75c
Carter's Liver Pills 15c
Dr. Miles' Remedies 75c
I.ydla Plnltlmm's Compound 75c
S. S, S 76c
Hostetter's Bitters 75c
All others at Cnt Trice.
OSTON CTORE
DRUG 19 DEPT.
X
s
Cloak Dept
They know from
NURSING BOTTLES.
Wo havo a very complete assortment of
supplies for tho nursery. In nursing bottles
wo havo twelve (12) different shapes und
styles somo for flttltiK In sterilizers, othors
with SHOUT NECKS ensy to clean somo
with vaivo nt bottom of bottle others that
como apart In middle. Tho prlco on most
kinds Is 10c each, 3 for 25c and "Ec por
dozen. Wo havo about 25 kinds of rubber
nipples to fit tho mirscrs mentioned nbove.
Wrlto for rubber goods catalogue.
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Co,
Corner 1 III Ii it ml l)oilKc.
A 1IATIIHOOM WOHTIIV OF
VOLUPTUOUS CAltAt'AI.I.A.
we nro flitting up constantly In modern
houses, with open plumbing, nickel plated,
modern Improved wash stands nnd porcelain
tubs, shower apparatus, etc. uiu nulldlngs
are nUo refitted by us In tho most scientific
rannner nnd with tho best sanltnry tilutnb
Ing, gas and steam fitting thnt can be done.
N'ono but skilled workmen aro employed,
nnd tho work Is always satisfactory as well
as tbo price.
Free 6c Black,
Phone 1019. . . 180R Fnrnuin, St.
Reliable
Dentistry
by reliable dentists. Our every effort Is to
build good work. In constructing teeth,
we mnko tho best. Our fillings prcscrvo and
add beauty to tho tcoth.
nest Teeth, set $8.00
Good Teeth, set..t i.... 15.00
Cold Crowns, best J5.00
Tail's Philadelphia Dental Rooms,
1R17 llotiRlns St.
iliVflCIl' GrandJuly
IIA I UCRS Clearing Sale
' Too Large a Clothing Stock
It's Got(To Move and Quickly.
Realizing thnt low price is the best salesman we will SWAL
LOW OUR MEDICINE gracefully and sacrifice our entire stock
of men's summer suits and prints, boys' suits and odd pants, chil
dren's wool and washable suits well tailored, strictly up-to-date
clothing at such LOW PRICES that will almost force you
to buy1 whether you are in neod of clothing or not.
Choice of Any Men's Summer Suits at $15.
All regular ?27.50, $15.00, 22.60 and $20.00 suits that make
them the greatest values in the world. Suits made by the lead
ing clothing manufacturers in America.
All 15.00 to $18.00 Suits at 510.00
All $12.50 and f 18.50 Suits at ?7.50
All 8.50 and $10.00 Suits at ?4.75
Men's $3.50 Fine Pants at $1.75
Men's $2.50 Cassimere Pants at $1.25
Men's $4.50 Fine Worsted Pants at. $2.50
Men's $5.00 and $6.50 very fine Pants at $3.75
Men's White Duck-Pants at 45c and 75c
Men's Crash Pants at 50c
Men's $2.00 Crash Suits at 95c
Men's $3.00 Crash Suits at $1.25
1
bn Children's
Washable Suits
and odd pants at less than half
price
HAYDEN BROS.
SELLING THE MOST CLOTHING IN OMAHA,
DON'T FORGET THAT
You Have the BEST notwlthstindlna they cost you no mor. tain Interior aoodl.
W, R. RICK M. O. CO;. MANUKAd'UICKUM, 8T. I.OVIH, 11U, IIIIIAU UlltP
C. A. RAJL3BACK. OMAHA, DmnmWQlL UHlflU HQ
Big Sale of
Tan Shoes
AT CARTWRIGUT'S
Great nutters of people made
purchases at our big Tan Shoe
Salo last week, and other great
numbers will mako purchases
tbl wook. You should be ono
of the number and get one of
tho best shoo bargnlns over of
fered in tho city.
Men's best $5 and 5 4tJ
$6 Tan shoes for . J
Men's best $3.50
and $4 Tan shoes .
2.45
Ladies' $5 &ji!ob0r Co
Tan lace shoes for .
3.45
Ladies' best $4 Tan 1 AJ
lace shoes for ... .
Ladies' best $3.50 ) AC
Oxford ties for . . . - Tr J
Splendid bargains in tan shoes
for boys and girls of
all ages.
Z.P.
K. E. Cor. Itth
Ml DauglM St.
Dr. Bradford's CompoundfOold Star Brand)
COTTON ROOT PULLS
positively ramove the most
obstinate female Irregularis
ties, obstructions, etc., from
any cause In 12 hours, Price,
32. Guaranteed n powerful,
harmless regulator for
wonien. Folium Impossible.
One box always sufficient.
Rent to any addrros, secure
ly SAAld. In nlaJn wrnnn.r.
WW receipt of price. Send for Indies'
Relief: particulars and testimonials fre.
DR. BRADFORD CO., M West JJd St.,
New York.
A Pleasant Smile
ImTV.alKIn ... hnnn n ... I I
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ii ujo teem aro oau. you iion t feci
io much lllio smiling whin tho teeth
nro bad anyway. Lot us help you to
havo kooU toeth. Let us repair tho
defective ones nr replaca those that
nro beyond repair. Wo can glvo you
comfort, linprovo your appoarance.
SET OF TEETH 5.00.
UEST 8ET OF TEETH 7.&0.
BAILEY, the Dentist
AVI I'azloti lllk. luth Jt I'arnum.
I.ady Attendant. Phone 108..
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