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NO DELAY OX THE VIADUCT
BaHroads Promise Oity Officials the Spacdy
Erection of Structure.
TWENTY-FOURTH STREET CITIZENS REJOICE
UMt (Iip Coiilentliiim for AVIilrli Tlm
Stood llnt- lleeii lii'iinlril mill
Jjnrtli i: tn lui it U iik-ii t Im AIiiiii
ilonril In rut or of Trestle.
Tho city Attorney and city engineer held
a confercnre with tho railroad officials yes
terday and lis n result tho Twenty-fourth
street viaduct has taken on a definite anil
Immediate share. Iresldcnt Hurt of the
Union Pacific, speaking for his road nnd
tho Ilurllngton. mado all of tho concessions
for which tho officials nnd property owners
have contended. Tho earth embankment
upon which tho railroads had made such o
persistent stand will be abandoned nnd tho
whole dlstnnro will bo covered, with trestle
work. Tho npproaeh beyond the trackage
reaches for 500 feet nnd this dlstaneo the
railroads had desired to cover with an
earthwork. Tho property owners rnlscd a
violent objection, however, as they clalme I
frhnt tho aides of the bank would extend to
their very doorsteps.
"It Is now certain," said rity Attorney
Conncll at tho conclusion of tho Interview,
"that the plans and specifications will bo
submitted to the council this month. When
theso arc approved I will at once sectiro n
waiver of damages from property owners,
nnd as they hnvo expressed themselves
satisfied with the trestle plan, their slgna
turos will be easily secured. Those Inter
ested are tho Heed estate nnd Shull heirs.
When tho details are completed President
Jlurt has promised thnt tho work will go
forwnrd nt once.' Iln expects to have tho
masonry for columns and abutments in
placo before cold weather anil to mako Rood
progress In setting up tho structural Iron
work A large force of men will bo put to
work as soon ns spring opens nnd Mr. Hurt
is confident that tho viaduct will bo com
pleted within the contract limit, July 1,
J901.
"According to thn agreement mado yes
terday, the structure will bo In till
respects equal to the Sixteenth street via
duct. Tho width will bo tho same fifty
ulx feet and tho tppor work will bo nn
open steel trestlo on substantial masonry
piers. Tho viaduct will bo of sulllclent slzo
nnd strength to support n iloublo-track mo
tor line and tho city legal department Is
well satisfied with tho railroads' attitude."
I'leturcniiiiv foloi'nilo
Is the tltlo of tho most nttrnctlvo pub
lication over gotten out by n railroad on
tho subject of scenery and resorts. It Is
Issued by tho passenger department of tho
COLORADO & SOUTHERN IIY..
whose line roaches tho grandest scenic
portions of the state, as well as the lead
ing health and plcasuro resorts.
Copy of this handBomo book sent to any
tiddress on receipt of 3 cents to cover
postage T. 13. FISHER,
Cionernl Passenger Agent, Denver, Colo,
P. fi. Our other handsome publication,
"Colorado Henuty Spots," sent on receipt
tt 1 cent In postage.
I 111 iioIk Oittrnl Uxciirnlnnn.
On Sept. 4, 7, 10. 18, 21 nnd 26. wo will
sell round-trip tickets from Omaha to St.
Paul, Minneapolis, Waseca, Watcrvlllo, Mad
ison Lake and Duluth nt rate of ono faro
plus J2.00.
Homo Visitors' excursion tickets on salo
Sept. 10 and 26, to nearly nil points In Illi
nois, Iowa, Mlnnc?otn nnd Wisconsin at one
faro plus J2.00 for tho round trip. All
tickets limited for return until October 31.
Full particulars nt City Ticket olllco, 1402
Karnara streot, or address W. II. Urlll, D,
r. A., Omaha.
(iOllfl KIStllllR.
Spirit I.ako, OkoboJI, Lake Washington,
Waseca. ISaglo Lake, River Falls, Solon
Springs, Rice Lake. Iiajfield. Ashland, Oog
eblc, Watersmcot and numerous lakes near
Et. Paul and Minneapolis
They are all good flwhlng places and are
quickly and comfortably reached by the
Northwestern Line.
Cheap rate excursions August 21 and Sep
tember 7-21. Limit, October 31, 1900. City
ticket office, 1401 and 1103 Farnam street.
NEW DRESS FOR THE STREETS
Dottrel of I'ttlillc Wurl.M Aitiioniirr (lie
I.imy lllililern on Sim nil 1 in i r-
tllllt I'lltlllK t'lllll I IICtN.
HIds for tho paving of Twenty-fourth
itreot from St. Mary's avenue to Dodge
Street nnd for the paving of Dodge street
botween Thirty-eighth and Fortieth streets
woro opened by tho Hoard of Public Works.
Tho Rarber Asphalt company's bid was tho
lowest on asphalt, Its prlco on tho Twenty
fourth street work being $1.93 per square
yurd on a tlvo-yenr guaranty, and $2.17 on
a ten-year guaranty. W. P. Muniaugh's bid
was lowest on brick, his prlco on tho Twenty-fourth
street work being $121 per square
jnrd und his bid on the Dodgo street paving
$1.S0 per squaro ynnl. C. I). Woodworth
submitted tho lowest bid on curbing. He
mado a price of (12 cents per lineal foot on
Dcrea and Bedford stone and 6S ccuts per
lineal foot on Lyons stone.
Vmr AVci'Uiiie rnr tlie llnlr.
The unrivalled hair tonic.
Thn perfect dandruff cure.
Thn only prevcntlvo of baldness,
For Bale 1615 Douglas streot. Omaha.
Awaking In tho morning and having
severe pains In your back Is caused by
four kidneys bring weak, Tako Cramer's
Kidney Cure. That will strengthen them,
fold by all druggists.
Mortality MntUlica.
The following death and births were re-
rortrd to tho Hoard of Health for the
wenty-four hours ending at noon Satur
day: Death Mrs. Lena O. Scott, 171G Dodge,
aged ;!0.
lllrtlis-T. Nelson, 2) North Twenty
lxth. girl; M Jolinni.il. K2 North Six
teenth, boy; James Vopocensky, all Wuol
ivorth nvenue, boy; John tiopecke, 1539
Houth Twenty-tlflh, boy: John erectile,
Becond nml Pierce, boy; Anton Drnpellske.
1230 South Fifteenth, boy.
Jleyii'n Free itt'ittemlir r .Snuvriilr.
Again with each new dozen Plutlno, Cabi
nets or larger photos wo give a beautiful
water color FREE. Heyn, the Photog
rapher, 313-317 South Fifteenth.
Hamilton Warren, M. IJ., -clectlc and
magnetic phyulclnn, has moved his office to
109 North 16th Btreet, room 13. Special at
tention to nil long standing or lingering dis
rates and to diseases of women aud children,
llentl '1 Itln.
Don't fall to read Dr. Richards' card
clsevthero In this lssuo If you have head
jtcho or eyo defects.
Fur and sealskin garments made and re
paired 10 per cent cheaper during hot
weather by (1. E. Shukert, 315 S. 10th St.
Hubormann. Jeweler; ret. 1866: absolutely
reliable; lowest price guaranteed, 13 & Doug.
niank book and magazine binding. A. I.
Root, 4H-416 South Twelfth St.
Have Root urlnt It.
Fl'MIUAli .OTICU.
POADV-Mliiiuel. Funeral from Masonic
hall, 16th nnd Capitol ave , 2 p, m. Friends
Invltt-d. Eastern pupcrs please copy.
I 1'rncl All Turin of
ItOLUll Ittli:itl.
Iltr World Com
I lift Here.
Monday. September 10. will mark tho
return to Omaha for two performances of
Ruffalo Rill's Wild West and Congress of
Rough Riders, which has this season at
tained a degree of success never before
vouched to nny outdoor enterprise In the
history of amusements. Their recent sea
son of twenty-four performances In New
York was marked by a scries of audiences
that for slzo broke all records at the Im-
ti.ensn Madison Square (lardcn, every per
formance seeing thousands turned nway
unablo to gain admission. The Inherent
merit nnd tho genuine character of the en
tertalnmcnt, which Is never nllowed to
fall below tho highest standard, Is In n
great measure responsible for this con
tlnucd popularity of Messrs. Cody nnd Sal
'.sbury's unique and original entertainment.
Hut a feature that has Increased public
Interest In tho exhibition Is the addition
to their program of tho most realistic bat
tin scene ever offered to a peaceful public.
Messrs. Cody nnd Salisbury have selected
as tho most timely subject, patriotism
Instilling and enthusiasm-producing pago
of recent history tho charg? up San Junn
Hill, as tho subject of tho most popular
spectacular Item of their Interesting pro'
gram. This Is produced with every nttten
Hon to detnll, the hill Itself, the block'
house, trenches, trees and bnrbed-wlro
fences being built In tho nrena In exact
replica of tho ono In the suburbs of San
tiago. To give n reality to tho fight these
enterprising managers havo engaged, not
theatrical "supers," but nearly 300 nctual
participants In tho fighting around San
tiago. More Clii'iip ttxeuraliitt.
September 1, 1900. Remarkable! The
season Is nt Its height. Cool weather. Al
titude, 3,400 feet. Healthful climate. Good
placo to spend a vacation.
HOT SPRINGS, South Dakota.
Tho trip Is easily mado via the Fremont,
Elkhorn & Mltjourl Valley railroad. Satur
day excursions September 1. 8, 15, 22, 29.
Limit, October 31. 1D00.
Saturday nnd Tuesday excursions on salo
nt all points on "North-Western Line,"
Sinus City, Missouri Valley, Omaha and west
thereof In Nebraska.
Tuesday excursions, September 4 and IS,
also on salo at points on "North-Western
Lino and connections east of tho Missouri
river.
Rate One fare, plus $2, for round trip.
Limit, October 31. 1900.
Date sale September 1. 4. 8. 15. 18. 22,
29.
Por pamphlets telling nil about hotels,
i-cciiery, climate and cures, call on any
ngent North-Westcrn Lino.
Attention, A. O. II. IV.
All members of Alt-Sar-Ilen Indue 'n.
322 nro requested to meet at their hall,
Seventeenth and Vinton, on Sundav. Sen-
tember 9, at 12:30, to nttend funeral of our
lato brother, Ocorgo M. Wright. Funeral
to tako placo from resldenco, Sherman
flats. Sixteenth nnd Lake, nt 2 n. m. All
Omaha lodges and degree teams Invited to
nttend.
W. S. STRIKER, Mnster Workman.
M. P. SHANAHAN, Recorder.
Attention, Sir Knight!
Tho Sir Knights of Mount Calvary Com-
mandery No. 1. Knlahts Turn nlar. are
hereby notified to appear at their Asylum
ns 1:30 p. m,, Soptomber 9, 1900, to attend
me tunoral or sir Michael Coarty. ny order
Of OSCAR ALLEN. Commander.
Attest: EI1EN K. LONO. Recorder.
Mme. Raetens, piano studio, 204 Boyd's
.beater.
School
Shoes
Get them this week,
This Is the last week before school
commences. Your children must havo
shoes to wear to school. Wo are
going to soil school shoes this week
more than anything else. We nre
going to give speclnl attention to the
school children fitting them prop
orly In every case, and selling them
tho best wearing, most comfortable
feeling, and neatest looking Hohool
shoes they havo ever bought at the
prices for which we sell them.
$1.50, $2,00, $2.50
CP
aririgS)f
SCO
K. E, Cor. Ifllli
Ml Dauglu St.
HAVE TOll 1SVKR (JIVES A
FAIR THIAI. TO....
"Krug
Cabinet"
If not, you have misted a good thing
This exquisite malt beverage stands on t
unique basis. It idls Itself. Its tame and
reputation Is the envy of many. The palate,
tho beneficial results achieved "within" th
Inner man are the only and real Judges ol
Its merits. Approved of by them. It tri
umphantly enters Innumerable households.
Where Cabinet enters, doctor and drug
bill exit.
niir)vi:u nv
KitiiD kiii'h nitmvi.r. co
I'liaoe 420. OMAHA. Mill
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: STXDAV, SEPTEMBER 0, 1000.
TOMORROW IS THE DAY
Burlington Excursions to the East Prove
Popular.
TICKETS AT ALMOST HALF RATES
llnrllnicdin It tin tf- rnssrtiKer .linn
Predict lleitvj Trnt'rl
Vln tho I'nst .Mull
It nn lc.
Every Indication points to the likelihood
that an Immense number of people will take
advantage of tho Home Visitors' oxcurslon
rates In effect tomorrow.
A Ilurllngton passenger man who was In
tcrvlewed on tho subject expressed himself
In this wny:
"Tho volume of travel which went to Chi
cago In the latter part of August won't bo a
circumstance to that of September 10. Why
do I think this? llecnuse tho rates are Just
as low nnd they npply to practically every
point this Bide of nnd Including Chicago, St
Louis nnd Duluth.
"When a man can buy a round trip ticket
to Chicago for $14.75 or to St. Louis for $13.C0
ho makes n saving big enough to cover all
tho Incidental expenses of travel. I predict
that our ticket agents, both up town and nt
the depot, will have reason to remember
Monday, September 10, ns tho busiest day In
their history. From out In tho state wo are
receiving not dozens or scores, but hundreds,
of requests for tickets nnd rates.
"The Ilurllngton took tho Initiative In an
nouncing tho Homo Visitors' rates, and for
that reason wo are tnoro than ordlnnrlly In
terested In them. Wo havo had several
record breaking days this summer, but to
morrow will bo tho latest and greatest."
Covert I.oilnc, Nn, II, A. !' A A. 31.
Members of Covert Lodgo No. 11, A. F. and
A. M., "Ill nssemhlo In Masonic hull at 1
p. m., Sundny, September 9, 1900, to attend
the funeral servlco of Rrother Gcorgo M.
Wright.
All Master Masons nro requested to par
ticipate. LUTHER 11. HOYT,
Attest, Master.
EHEN K. LONO, Secretary.
Open Air JleetliiK,
Republican campaign. Hon. Den S. Baker
nml others will speak. Music and patriotic
songs by
HARTON QUARTET.
Sherman avenue nnd Locust street.
Tuesday evening. September 11, at 8 p. m.
EVERYBODY INVITED.
Andersen, housewreoker.3724 n 21, tel A26S2
HAYDENs Ladies Furs
Suits, Skirts and Waists.
We are pleased to announce that the man
ufacturers permit us to
. Furs One More Day, Monday,
They como in Jackets. Cnpes, Collarettes, Scarfs. Unas, Muffs,
in Krinimers, Near Seals, Persians, Astrakhans, Beavers,
SkuUks, Minks and every fur known to the manufacturer.
A SAVING TO YOU OF 50 PER
1150.00 EACH.
The greatest opportunity over offerer!. During this tremen
dous sale on furs we will sell 275 ladies' tailor-made 7 CO
suits, worth .15.00, ?18.00 and $20.00, for only I 3U
1 table ladies' skirts, in new all
worth .?5.()0, on sale at
275 ladies' all silk taffeta waists,
$(5.00 and i.50, on sale for
200 ladies' early fall jackets, silk
worth 910.00, on sale for
.'500 ladies' early fall jackets,
worth i.00, for
1 table ladies' petticoats,
on sale at;
75 dozen ladies' porcaline underskirts,
worth 1.00, on sale at
We are showing our advanced
at 15.00. 20.00, 25.00, .'50.00
(JREAT ADVANCE SALE IN
See bargains on page 13.
HAYDEN BR0
We Have the
Best Hard Coal
And You Know It.
for furnace size, $8.00. small sizes,
Sheridan Coal Office,
VICTOR WHITE.
TEL.
BABY PARROTS
Until September l&th wo offer tho following Sl'ECIAL PRICES
MEXICAN REDHEADS, only j3 5o
MEXICAN DOUHI.E VEM.OW HEADS "Tho Human Talkers"-
tho lieRt parrots In tho world, only 53,00
Each 0110 Is guarunteeil to bo n Ronulne hand-raised tame Baby Tar
rot nnd to learn to talk within a short time.
SOLID PARROT CAGES from $0 25 up
GEISLER'S BIRD STORE
Established 1SSS. 303 North 16th Street. Omaha, Thono 2174.
DIRECT IMPORTERS OK MEXICAN PARROTS.
Everything Known in Music Staled
Pianos
THK WAY TO FIND OI'T about a
CONOVKK. CAULK, KKOKGRH IMONO Is
on inem nnu compare uiem wiui omer piauon.
cut In prices of all miiUcs.
Tuned and
Repaired
COLLINS PIANO CO.,
1020 Dotiglaa. T. II. Pcrlleld, Mgr.
linXMJTT'.H lll(i II.UIKAIV4.
Seven
nf the lllitueM llnrunlm
In
ItMiclrv Kter OITeroil.
3,000 COLLAR BUTTONS FOR 1 CENT
EACH THE REOl'LAR BC MUTTON.
Wo stand by them; creations of the gold
smith's art: ornnments for fair women; ev
cry article Just as represented.
3,000 oc collar buttons, rolled gold tops.
celluloid backs, ball top and lever top,
each
Solid sliver lace pins, turtles, enameled
lletir dc lis, regular 35c nnd ISc vulues,
lc
for 19c
Tie balls, plnln gold or silver 7c
Tlo balls. Jewel sets 12c
Good rolled gold plate waist or collar
pin, dozen 10c
30-hour porcelain clocks, handsomely orn
nmented, regular price $1.75, Monday.. 9Sc
1S47 ROGER BROS.' KNIVES AND
FORKS, FANCY HANDLES. REGULAR
PRICE $4.75, SALE PRICE MONDAY, J2.75.
W. R. BENNETT CO.
llniiiMome iitl ii tr
ot views enroute to California; cuts nil
finished In beautiful colors. Copies can bo
obtained nt address below.
UNION PACIFIC,
ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO THE PACIFIC
COAST
and nil principal western points.
City ticket offlco 1321 Farnam streot
Tel. 316.
Attention, Mnilern Woodmen.
Members of Beech Camp, Modern Wood
men of America, nre roquosted to mc-t at
tho camp room, Fourteenth nnd Dodge
streets, Sundny, September 9. nt 1 o'clock
p. m. to nttend tho funeral of Neighbor
George M. Wright, which tnltcs placo at
his residence, Sherman nnd Mudlson nve
nucs, nt 2 o'clock. .
NELSON C. PRATT. V. C.
F. W'HITMARSH, Clerk.
Your Duty
If medicine Is to cure n disease. It must
bo good medlcine-the best only Is good
enoiitfht Your duty to yourself nml to
your doctor Is to go to the very best drug
gist you can find, without letting dollars
ami distance, stand In your way. In doing
vour duty we have every reason to think
that you will come hero with your pre
scriptions. Cramer's Kldncv Cure 75c
S. S. 8 75c
Pain's Celery Compound 75c
llostotter's Bittern "5c
Carter's Liver Pills 15c
Dr. Pierce's Remedies 7.e
Dr. Miles' Remedies 75-
Wine nf Cnrdul 75c
Peruna ...
KlImer'H Swnmti-Itoot c
Hood's Sarsaparlllu "'"
Garfield Tea 20c
ALL OTHERS AT CUT PRICES.
BOSTON STORE
IJ DRUC DEPT.
hold their sample
CENT. FU1JS FROM 1.00 TO
wool materials, n flfj
ZlwO
worth ft fljft
Zg
lined throughout,
4.9
2.98
25 c
49c
,
styles in earlv fall overskirts,
and 10.00 each.
MILLINER!' NOW GOINO ON.
127.
1605 FARNAM,
WKHKK, WHKHI.orK. .SOHT'HKUT,
lo como to see them, hear them and play ,
near tno Ulcctrlo rlano J'laycr. Ills
,
Moved and
Stored
Iti:i)t(i:i) HATHA O.N .ItH'T. 10,
Vln ClilottKn, .Mlluntikrc .t At, t'nttl
Itnllvtii j.
On September 10 nnd 26 the Chicago. Mil
waukee St. Paul railway will sell round
trip tickets from Otnnhn to
Chicago nnd teturn $11 75
Milwaukee anl return 16 75
SI. Paul and return 12 C5
Minneapolis and return 12 65
Dubuque nnd return 12 10
Spirit Lnke and return s 30
Elgin, til . nnd return 13 90
Lit Crosse, Wis., and return 13 25
Madison. Wis., and return 15 IS
And to nil points on their llnea In Iown. till
nols. Wisconsin. Minnesota nnd tho north
ern nenlnsula of Mlchlgnn. nt one fare, plus
2, for the round trip. Minimum selling rate
J7, tickets limited to October 31.
F. A. NASH,
General Western Agent,
1504 Farnam St., Omaha.
.MciiilH'rn St. .Inlttt'n l.oiluc A. I .V A. .M.
Please assemble nt hall Sunday at 130
p. m. to nttend the funeral of our lato
brother. Michael Condy. Interment at For
est Lawn cemetery.
CHAS. S. LOBINGIER. Master.
U. E. HERRING, Secretary.
setl for cash only.
If we did 11 credit busltiesH wo couldn't
sell goods at prices we do The reason we
can sae yo.i money on perscrlptlons Is
because vc ilnn t dlvy with Doc
Cramer s Kidney Curo "5o
llnml'M Sin ru 1 1 ,t, rllln
n-m Catarrh Powder "".'..'.I.'.!!!!!'.!!' V. :i5e
nirtiey catarrh Powder 353
Sim- l)enlli, rnr lugs ;uc
lloitetter's Hitters 75c
Pnlne's Celery Compound 75c
Carter's Liver Pills lftc
Mention' T'llcum Powder 1Bc
fi. S 8 75o
'. Ine of Cnrdul 75c
PlnUham's Compound 75c
Pyramid Pile Cure Mi
llar Ben 40c
AJnx Tablets Wj
Scott's Emulsion 75c
H.i-Cnn llnlr Tinlc 75.-
Duffy's Malt Whiskey Mc
Peruna 75c
SCHAEFER
CUT PRICK
DRUGGIST
S. V. Cor. I'illi nnit Clileuo.
Watch our
Series of MI UEIlS
Clothing Amiouncemettts
s
ANNOUNCEMENT
OUR SECOND
PRESIDENT.
I desire no other inscrip
tion over my grave stone than
this: "Hero lies John Adams
who took upon himself the re
sponsibility Of the peace With lM!1(,sachuRcttF. Inaugurated 1707, born Oc-
France in the year 1800. j toner 31, 1735. died July 4, i8;e.
Grand Special offer of Men's New Fall Suits at 50c
on the Dollar.
Hart, Sclia finer & Marx of
wear clothing in Anierien.They carried over from las! season thou
sands of yards of the finest fabrics,and made (hem into men's fin
esl suits of this year's styles, and
cash we bough! the entire stock
start I he season by placing thif
an offer never before equaled or heard of at the beginning of 11k
season.
The Fabrics are the Finest
(Jlohe & llockaniun, worsteds, liannockburn tweeds, import
ed cheviots and cassimeres in every known style and patfern
and guaranteed to fit perfectly. Do not miss this sale.
All at Three Prices, $7.50, $10 and $15.
Hee prices and styles in our show window. See our hand
some line of men's new fall hats. Head bargains on page M.
Selling the Most Clothing in Omaha.
A Valuable Remedy for
Motormen.
The Ilfo of a motorman Is tho same hs a locomotUo .enptinopr ono continuous
Jar and Jolt, that, combined with all kinds of stormy life, makes him mnro hiis
ceptlblo to klrtnoy complaint than nny other man perhaps that Is why so many
motormen tako tho most remarkablo remedy of tho twentieth century
Cramer's Kidney Cure.
Such testimony ns the following ought to convince the most skeptical:
Cramer Chemical Co., Albany, N. Y Mnrch 15, 1000 (lentlemen: I have been
n sufferer with kidney dlscaso for a number of years. I had tried different
remedies, but could get no relief. At 1 ast I wns recommended by ono of our drug
gists to try your remedy. I did so and w as surprised at tho result, as I began to
Improve Immediately und today I feel Ilk e a new man. I cannot pralso your medi
cine too highly and would advise all wh o nro ainicted to try It.
I'lllM.IP liKN'DUIl.
All druggists soli Cramer's Kldnoy C ure. $1.00 u bottle, six for J.l.oo.
rit VMr.lt t'llinilCAI. ( (, Alhllll, V.
BON'T FORGET THAT
Yon hjve the BOST nolwlthst Jndlno they
It. Itll.'l". .M. C. O.. .MANtTACTI'ltEHS, ST I.OI.'IS, ,MO.
C. A. UAILSBACK. OMAHA, DlSTRIIJUTOIl,
SPRCIAI, Hl I HMO.VO IJAVI" A XIHTII
! Vln Hoelt latum! llontr.
On September 10 and 26 tickets will bo on
sale to points In oastern Iowa, Illinois, Wis
consln, Minnesota nnd northern Michigan.
One fare plus 12 for the round trip, good for
returning until October 31. I'or further In
formation call nt 1323 Farnam street.
Mnonllutit on the ItUcr.
J Grand moonlight excursion on the
'steamer Jacob Rlchtman, to be given by
Omnhn lodge No. 76. Star of Jupiter, Thurs
day evening, tho 13th Inst. All members
of tho order nnd their friends In Omnhn,
South Omaha nnd Council Bluffs cordially
Invited Good music, dancing, plenty of
stars'' and a good time promised. Tick
ets. 2. cents
Two Trains Daily
to Denver.
Ill IIIS IIM
Lv. Omalin 4:25 p in tmlity.
Ar. Denver 7:!?5 a in tomorrow.
Lv. Oninlm 11:35 p in to Jay.
Ar. Denver 1:20 p in tomorrow.
Sept. 10 fhc Next Excursion.
S1D.00 to Denver anil Return.
$10.00 to Colorado Springs anil
Return.
$19.00 to Pueblo nml Return.
$:12.0() to Salt Lake and Return.
Return good untiljjctober 31, 1900,
city Tlckototflool324Fornnm
Stroot. Tol. 310.
Oft
Each ono will havo an au
thentic portrait, important
dates and most famous sayings
from Washington to McKinloy.
Chicago, make Hie fines! ready-to
at an immense outlay of ready
at fi() cents on the dollar. V(
big stock on sale a! half price
A SIGN
OF THE TIMES.
Winter time Is trying on bad teeth
I'nlesB your leeih are perfect, you
are going to suffer. You catch a so
vore cold and the cold settles In the
weakest spots. Tho pain Is awful.
Oct them fixed beforo It's too late.
Wo can do you good after tho pain
has commenced, but wo do you more
good by preventing tho pain.
GAILCY, the Dentist
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I.uilr Attciiilniit. I'luilie 1118.".
WHEN SMOKING A
cost you no more tlun Interior goods.
nlerlor aoods,
union made
tfillli
Stovepipe Enamel
NOW Im Hi. Mini (,, ,
Sti o p,( ,,jt
iln.- tint rusty
in .f st.ive plpo
I.Oillllll Will ,!.. It ,.ri. r Ni.
J ARMSlu.S The Sh. rwm Williams
Cos AKMSIIi:H like their paints "r"
"f Hiipiilatlxe iimllt Tho are put up
III sm.ill e,tn as well as large ouch There
tv tarnlshe rnr 1't'RNlTl'RK ami var
nishes for the IM.Otllt. Then there In the
iiruimun Oil, FINISH"
llnlr piMt .an I'.imiiy Paint
Il.i f pint .nn Varnish Slnln
Half pint i mi Screen Palm
(Jinrt. r pint nn ICnamel Paint
oi.im.r pint . ,m lllcile Ktiamol . .
giurter pint ,.in timKv Paint
OM. tjl WIT CAN FLOOR PAINT
,. ''""t.ts 7. K.nnue feet, two coats l
I (.if pint can 1: ithttih F.iiHtiiel
Half pint , .in i HI Stain
One pint ,,, kim Vnrtilsh
Otic ii.i. irt h.ttlr Siinnilera' llih
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10
Floor (ill
One pi. und can Sh.nnti Floor Wax
Sherman & McGonnell DrugGo.
turner Kllli nml lloiluc.
Headquarters for
Amateur Photographers
Wo nro cxrluslvo dealers In photo-
Kraphle materials nnd only carry
fri'Rh, first -claps nnd up-to-dnte
Roods. We nro agents for all good
mnkcH of
Koduks.
Kodaks and Cameras,
20 per cent discount on all Eastman's
KodakH.
The Robert Dempster Co,,
l'J15 l'ai iiiiin St.
Developing Films n specialty. Se
our lino of I'lcturo frames.
Manawa Tickets
All This Week.,
Saves you 10 cents on each ticket. You
can nlno savo lots of trouble nnd nnaoy
anco from
Roaches
by freely uslnc about the elosats, paniiv
shelves and sinks
Eciffo
All you have to do Is to sprinkle It
around (non-polouotiB) and, presto, they
are nono.
Doth sold by
J. A. FULLER & CO.
l"itnr(rr,i(li antf iinuulna Strretn.
The Luxury of Hot and
Cold Water
In your homo cannot be overestimated when
supplied through tho medium of modern
sanitary plumbing appliances. We are
prepared to fit up your home with all the
latest Ideas In sanitary plumbing at prices
that will enable tho man of modcrato means
to enjoy It.
Free& Black,
I'lionc 10t!.
18() Farimin St.
Go id
Crowns
Are mnde of TJ karat gold nnd nre hhaped
to nfiHlmllntn the natural tooth; havo a Hue
polish and will wear n lifetime.
flold Crowns j.1.00
Cold Fillings Jl.r.O up
Sllvor Killings 7fo
Taft's Philadelphia Dental Rooms
inn Dtitiirlna SI.
Builders'
? Hardware
i
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?
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Let us snow you
up-to'datu
Door and Window Trimming's.
See the
New Steel Joist Hanger.
Estimates cheerfullly given nn any-
i thing you may need, whethor you
wish to buy or not.
Jas. Morton & Son Co.
9 in I I iJUUdl. s i.
Tool Headquarters.
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