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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1900)
SeptoinlRT 10, T11K iLU'STliATIOI) Will. ir 1 1 MmM Shrewd Buyers FLOAT NO. 6 "IIUSLANIV "Tho Emerald Isle," unique- In tho world's history. Our futuro political leaders are pecn making merry at tho foot of Tara's harp surrounded by tho shamrock, beneath the rtiliiH of Illnrney castle, while at the sides the venerable St. Patrick drives forth tho Inst of the snakes will placo their orders for Full and Winter garments whero they are sure 1 to obtain fair valuo for their money. We offer you a tempting opportunlt; to dress well at a moderate prlco. Hundicds of economical buyers an placing their orders here. They real izo tho saving In having their gar merits made by Nlcoll Tho Tailor. $5, $6, $7, $8, $9, $10 for Tiouscrs made to your order $20, $25, $30, $35 for stylish ond up-to-date Suitings All garments made by tho best skill ed tailors of Omaha. TAILOR 209-211 South 15th St j KMtHACII BLOCK. Electro-Plating How many nro fa miliar with the art , or have token a lew liniments t un to go through a til Tnilgllly rilllp piil eleelro-plutmg i-h'ip? Tho iwli tin principles of plat ,im gold, siHir ik.UiI or copper in. i y wiin simple there an In practice m.tn il i, ills u hli h n illre caref il at n nlloii In order to securo success treat eare must In taken In ileanlru the article previous to electroplating, i"'' any surface Impurity would spoil the sue cess of tho operatlon.Tho preparation oi proper solutions for electro-plating ri litlres not only the knowledge, hut oxpen encc in making them and keeping them free from any injurious admixture of foreign substances. A eomploto outllt of ma chinery is necessary In order to give tile llnlshliiK touches to the work. The onus for so many plating shops having tailed I" Omaha wllh'.n the past few years was d . to inexperienced men who were operating them. Air. Louis niuvln, proprietor of the Omaha I'latlng Co., has had eighteen years experience In Homo of tho leading plating factories of the country and has made a reputation in Omaha its being a skilled workmnn and of turning out the ver.v llnest work, if you havo anv worn or tarnished cash registers, gas fixtures, stoves, tea sets, knives and forks, skates, revolvers, musical Instruments or anything In the lino that needs plating or polishing send It ti the Omaha I'latlng Co.. lice nulldlng, Where you will recelvo courteous treatment and be guaranteed good work Mr. Slavln would gladly show you through his shop and explain the art of electf" plating. Miss Marlon Helchnrdt, subject of this cut, Is an Omaha girl nut! Is an export touch typist on tho Smith Premier. Sho In now In Paris In tho exhibit of tho Smith Premier Typwrltlng Company. Tho Smith Premier Typewriter rucolved it diploma of tho (irand Prix at tho Paris Exposition, for Its general superiority of construction and efficiency at a higher rating than any of tho other twenty typn wrlters In competition FLOAT NO. 7 "ST. HELENA." The lonely crag In tho stormy Atlantic, under tho sorrowful gnzo of tho coptho Napoleon. In tho foreground the English lion. Under his outstretched paws tho grim relics of war and tho ruins of empire. U T. PltANH, Chicago, President. It. II. MUKCir Omaha, Vlie Pieddont. 10 V. I.KWlH, Omalia. ManauM' and Treasurer. J II. MlMLIIf, Chicago, .Secretary. Crane- Churchill Company Manufacturers and Jobbers of Hteum, (las and Water Hupplles of All Kinds. OMAHA AND SIOUX CITV. Tho stock curried by this houso hi vory extensive, con sisting of Iron pipe, llttlugs, valvoH mill everything noedo 1 by tho users of steam, also wind mills, steam and bund pumps, leather nnd rubber belt ing, and all kinds of plumblng suppllcs. Tills llrm makes a specialty of tho lino of good i manufactured by Crano & Co., of Chicago, tho largest manu facturers of Iron plpo and at cum fittings In tho world. Tho Cranc-Churchlll company Is tho oldest and largest houso now doing busluosH In Omaha In Its line, and Its trade extends throughout tho ontlro west and northwest. Joseph R. Lehmer, RAILWAY FLOAT NO. 8 "CUIJA." ' The Gem of tho Antilles." Her ship of state, now In more peacoful waters, Is seen with "Uncle Sam" at tho helm, tho Ood of Commerco nt tho prow, whllo fair Tuba Llbro" reclines at tho feet of Columbia, with llttlo Porto Hlco looking tim idly and wistfully on. AND w How much will It cost to have It 0 printed right? w vi. vh U Ml Mi Mi Ml Ml Ml Mi Ml 'Phone 2190. Waters Printing Company Printers, Publishers and Gn10SSQrs 1517 fioward St. On Time Yeast On Time Starch On Time Soda On Time Corn Flour Gridle Cakes- self rising. GENERAL SUPPLIES Headquarters ior material used by Packers, Contractors, Railroads and all classes of consumers. Complete stock of Goods con stantly on hand at my new store. FLOAT NO, 9 "THE PHILIPPINES," Li?" ' A martial sceue. At tho front tho glorious navy, midway Is a shaft in com memoration of tho brave fallen ones and at tho sides tho soldiers In khaki, fighting in tho trenches. 1212 farnam St, A Few of the Important Items: Railroad Frogs, Switches, Crossings, etc. Blasting Powder, Smoke less Powder, Dynamite. "Manville" Magnesia As bestos Steam Pipe Covering, Hot Water and Frost Proof Covering, Asbestos & Sheep Wool Cement, Mineral Wool Asbestos goods of every description. N. & G. Taylor's "Old Style" and other celebrated guaranteed brands of Roof ing Tin. Peerless Rubber M'f 'g Co's Packing, Belting and Hose. Page Belting Co's Leath er Belting. John A. Roeblings Sons Co's Wire Rope and Elec trical Wire. J. C. Pearson Co's celebrat ed "Cement Coated Nails." Telephone, telegraph, street railway and electric light fix tures and appliances, includ ing White Cedar Poles. Alden Spsare's Son's As bestine Cold Water Paint.