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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, DECEMBETl 0, 1000.
FACTS GIVE LIE TO FIGURES
Omaha School Attendance an Eloquent
Commentary on Gensni.
ST, JOSEPH'S ENROLLMENT LESS THAN HALF
Educator Iteturna from Impaction of
Mlamurl Clt .Schools with
Much Higher Hmjirct for
Thnac lu Omaha.
"Comparison of tho school records of
Omaha and BL Joseph are enough to con
vltco ono that Omaha Is much the larger
city and that tbo recent census has either
dono Omaha a great Injustice or has given
fit. Joseph padded returns,", said W. V.
Johnson, member of tho Omaha Doard of
Education, who has Just returned from St.
Joseph, whoro he addressed tho annual
meotlng of tho Northwestern Missouri
Ttachcrs association. "Tho total enroll
Kent of tho St. Joseph schools Is 9,700,
wfcllo In Omaha tho enrollment U 19,600.
In tho St. Joseph High school thcro are TOO
pupils, as against moro than 1,500 In tho
Omaha High school.
"St. Joseph has only 150 school teachers
and tho number of teachers In tho Omaha
schools exceeds 400. Separate schools oro
maintained In St, Joseph for tho colored
children and tho number of teachers Is
larger on this account than would be re
quired to teach 9,700 children in Omaha,
where tho color lino Is not drawn.
"Tho St. Joseph schools are not only
mailer than those of Omaha, but the build
ings aro inferior and the equipment Inade
quate. Many of tho buildings are old
fashioned structures, which lack all modern
facilities for heating and ventilation and
re In Btrango contrust to the new buildings
In Omaha.
"I know of no other western city where so
little attention Is paid to tho schools. The
school yards nro not well cared for and
look as though thcro had been but ltttlo
attompt to beautify them and mako them
attractive. A visit to St. Joseph cannot
fall to mako an Omahan better satisfied
with his homo schrolB. Such a school
building as tho Cobs would be a revelation
to St. Joseph people."
Indies' and gentlemen's gold watches from
$10 to UD0. Kdbolm, Jewoler, 107 N. 16th St.
Hubcrmano'H Jewolry storo Is tho placo
to buy Christmas glfte. I'rlco und quality
absolutely guaranteed. 13th and Douglas.
The handsomest line of silver manlcuro
pieces In Omaha. John Itudd. 215 3. 16th.
ItL'TMCIl IS 1'UHSUKIJ II V A HANK.
Note lipid 1- Moravia Institution
Said to Have Ilrcn MUrilrrptrd.
Tho Moravia National bank has filed In
the fedcrnl court n suit against John J.
Duller and others for tho purposo of sot
ting asldo deeds and cancelling a mortgage
on certain town lots In Lincoln. Tho peti
tion alleges that tho plaintiff secured a
judgment against Hutlor on notes In the
Lancaster county district court, execution
upon which was returnod unsatisfied; that
tho tlmo of paytnont of these notes had
been extended under tho Impression that
the defendant still owned certain property
of which ho wus possessed at the tlmo they
wero made, when In fact he had parted
with tho lots for no consideration. It Is
further cited that Butler's son, to whom
the lots were sold, mortgaged them to the
I'hocnlx Mutual I.lfo Insurance company to
nccuro a debt of his father, and that all of
theso transactions were devised for the
purposo of hindering tho collection of tho
Judgment of tho plaintiff. For this season
tho plaintiff asks that tho tltlo of tbo prop
arty bo adjudged to bo In John J. Duller
and that tho lots bo sold to satisfy the
Judgment of tho plaintiff In tho state court.
Dance programs and wedding stationery.
'A. I. Itoot, printer, 414-416 South 12th.
Selld gold set rings wo Bhow poms beau
ties. Edholm, Jeweler, 107 N. 16th.
We'd llko you to sco our stock of mounted
ft unmounted diamonds. Edholm, jeweler.
INGREDIENTS WILL NOT MIX
Proposed Conference of Minor Ileform
Astlntnra I'romlara to Have Llt
tlu Political SlKulHcance.
The conference of tho "roform forces"
outsldo of tho republican and democratic
parties, scheduled for noxt Tuesday night,
promises to have llttlo political significance.
Tho proposition, which emanates from tho
mld-roadcrs and worklngmen'a political
club, Is for n meeting of representatives of
tho populist, social labor, Boclal democratic,
prohibition, mid-road and worklngmen'a par
ties for tho purposo of forming n union of
these forces for Independent political nctlon.
Inasmuch as tho socialists and tho prohibi
tionists nro known to bo Ingredients that
will not mix In tho proposed political com
pound tho movement Is not looked upon as
likely to gain headway. Leading members
of tbo party make light of the conference
proposed by tho mld-roadera and assert It
will not bo participated In by any of their
people. As for tho prohibitionists, their
scarcity makes them an Inconsiderable factor
In any political movement.
An elegant gift a ladles' gold watch,
112.00 up. John Iludd, 11R S. 16th.
New light neckwear for BOc. They are
tieautles, nt Kelloy & Ileyden's.
Buy our $3.00 Alpine hat. Kelley ft Hey
flon, 16th and Chicago.
Sam'l nurns, 1318 Farnara, soils 12 real
cut tumblers, $3.00.
18k wedding rings. Edholm, Joweler.
You may liavt Omaha after braakf ast ioday on
"THE OVERLAND LIMITED"
in d arrive In Sin Fnnclico sooner thin II you left jeiterdai li in; other route
Doublo Drawing Ropra Palace Slcopors, broad vcstlbulcd Cora
throughout, BulTot Smoking and Library Cars with Harbor Shops
and Pleasant Reading Room, Dining Cars meals boing served a
la carto, and ovory dolicacy Is provided, Tho cars aro illumina
ted with tho famous Plntsoh Light and hoatod with steam. A
notahlo fcaturo is that safoty, perfect comfort and speed ara all
iucludcd.
Only Two Nights
between
Omaha and San Francisco.
New City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam St, Telephone 316.
NEW HOME FOR THE WORKMEN
I.ndojea of the City .loin In Project for
Permanent Uunrters Slock I -
lied Only to Member.
The Individual members and lodges of the
Ancient Order of United Workmen In Omaha
hnvo decided to purchaso the building nt
110-112 North Fourteenth street, next to the
Dellono hotel, for their lecal headquarters.
The building Is known as Odd Fellows block
No. 2, and was erected eight years ago at a
cctt of 130,000. Tho property was sold un
der foreclosure on November 6 last and was
bid In by the mortgagee, the I'enn Mutual
Life Insurance company, from which the
Workmen will purchase It. The building,
with all furnishings and the ground, has
been offered for $15,000.
The local lodges and their Individual
members will form a stock company with
2,500 shares of the par value of 18 each, for
tho purposo of acquiring tho ownership. No
ono but members of tho order will bo per
mitted to subscribe for tho stock, as It Is
the purposo of tho ordor to have tho head
quarters building owned exclusively and ab
solutely by Its members. More than one
half of the stock has nlready been sub
scribed for, and no trouble whatever Is an
ticipated In disposing of tho remainder. A
meeting of tho shareholders will bo held In
tho building at S p, m. icembcr 18 for tho
purposo of adopting articles of incorpora
tion and electing directors.
Tho proposed new homo of tho Workmen
Is a structure of four stories, covering a
plat of ground 44xC6 feet In dimensions, and
tho 'foundation and walls are of sufficient
strength to permit the erection of two addi
tional stories whenover necessary.
Klfcs 'Will flnlld n I.nlr.
Tho Elka nre to havo a home of their own
nt a very early dato. At n meeting hold
Friday Lysle Abbott, the exalted ruler,
appointed n committee of fifteen to adopt
plans for acquiring real estate, select a
Iccatlon, procure architects' plans and at
tend to other details Incidental to securing
a building. Tho committee members aro
going to find a location In the central part
of the city. Tho building will cost about
$25,000.
"Turn Vour Ilnok"
on tho cold, dlsagreeablo weather of tho
north and spoud your winter In the sunny
south. The Illinois Central railroad has
tourists' tickets on salo to New Orleans,
Florida, Nassau, Cuba, Porto Rico and
other winter tourist points, good for re
turn' until June 1, 1901. For Information
regarding tho "Dlxlo Flyer," tickets and
hotels, call on or address W. II. Brill, D. I'.
A., I. C. 11. H.. Omana. Neb.
Tho ladles of St. John's Episcopal church
will hold their annual bazaar and Bale In
the Guild hall, Twenty-sixth and Franklin
rtrects, Thursdny, December 13. A largo
cumber of ladles' handkerchiefs, fancy and
useful articles will bo on sale. Refresh
ments will be served throughout tho day.
TEAM TO WIN BACK LAURELS
Omnlia Markamen Wilt Vlatt Knnana
City with Their Sights Ad
justed to Conquer,
Tho coming six weeks will Do lively oneB
for tho members of tho Omaha Oun club, as
It will bo decided beforo tho last week In
January who shall represent the Omaha
Gun club In Its return shoot with Kansas
City. The match will bo held In the Mis
souri town some tlmo after January 15.
There was a meeting of the gun club at
Townsend's Friday night, nt which about
twenty members were present. Tho mci
all feel keenly the defeat of the team at
tho last contest and expressed determina
tion to win back their laurels. Q. F.
Brucker was appointed as manager of the
squad to go to Kansas City' and was em
powered to select tho men who will com
pose that team. Whon tho mattar of funds
for the proposed trip was broached, $160
was raised In less than ten minuted as a
purso for expenses.
Thcro are a number of pescons who da
slro to represent the team besides those
who shot at Omaha last week. Mr. Brucker
has not finally decided upon tho means to
be adopted In making the selection, but It
Is said that tbo record of tho men on tnc
homo grounds In tho next six weeks win
havo much to do with the personnel or
the team.
Ono plan favorably mentioned is for a
provisional team to bo Immediately an
nounced, tho members of which will be re
quired to hold themselves subject to chal
lenge from any other member of the cluo.
From the records made In these challenge
shoots tho membership In the team will
bo finally selected. This plan would gtve
tho members of the provisional team con
siderable practice between now and the
dato of tho contost and, as It will bo made
up of the best marksmen In tho club, If
thcro bo no changes, the men will have
tho advantage of almost constant practice.
Irfsa Than Half Itate
TO
Port Arthur, Houston and Oalveston,
Toxas, on sale December 10th, only via O.
& St. L. Ry. All Information at city ticket
office, 1415 Farnam St., (Paxton Hotel
block), or write Harry E. Moores, C. P. ft
T. A., Omaha, Neb.
A. B, Huhermann, 13th and Douglas, only
Importer of diamonds In the west. Precious
stones sold below all competition and bought
back at 30 per cent if desired.
Diamond brooches from $5.00 to $30.00 at
Jno. Kudd's, 115 S. 16th st.
Wanted, two Urst-class tea, cigar and
splco salesmen, with an established trade
In theso goods In the northwest. H. C.
Fisher, Chicago.
For policies that are sight drafts at
maturity anply to H. D. Neely, manager
Equitable Llf, 206 ind 08 Bee building.
TRIP TO CALIFORNIA, in
regal splondor, can bo mado on
'The Overland Limited," tho colo
twnted Union Pacific train. This
train runs via tlio "Overland Route,"
tho established route across the con
tinent. It has perhaps tho most finely
equipped cars in the world. Thero are
FIVE MILLS A HEAVY BURDEN
Cottncllmnti Frcln Hint CJtlarns Can
Not Coinforintilj- Hear Hifrn l)c
mnnda if School Hoard,
"I for one feel as though I would rather
go to jail for contempt of court than mako
a levy which will bo largo onough to meet
the claim of $159,000 which the Board of
Education holds against tho city, and thcro
are several other councllmcn who feel as 1
do about tho matter," said Councilman M.
D. Karr. "Tlio levy for other purposes can
cot be less than 28 or 29 mills. Ono mill
produces over $30,000, so It would be neces
sary to add G mills to pay the Doard of Ed
ucation. That would bring the levy up to
33 or 34 mills, or over $1,000,000.
"Such n levy Is out of the question, and
will not bo mado If thero Is any way of
avoiding It. There Is no senso In compelling
tho taxpayers to bear such a burden when
tho schools can get along without the money.
Tho Interests of the schools and of the city
aro common. Everyone In Omaha Is nnxtous
to sco tho Doard of Kduratton havo all tho
money which Is absolutely necessary to
mako Its work effective, but In forcing this
claim tho board Is demanding money which
a majority of tho taxpayers Is unwilling to
pay."
Notice, I'nflrn I,ole, 173, A. O. V. TV.
Alt members of fatten lodge Aro re
quested to meet at Hov. Savldge's church
to attend tho funeral of Drother J. W.
Hooton. All sister lodges, Degree of
Honor lodges and degrco crows, In uniform,
aro requested to meet with us. Funeral nt
2 o'clock sharp, North Eighteenth street,
between Webster and California streets.
Dy order of
OEOIIOE W. NEWMAN, M. W.
Attest: A. O. OILSON, Recorder.
Very Chrnp.
To Galveston, Houston and Tort Arthur
Texas excursion trains will leave Omaha
via tho Missouri Pacific railway on Monday
ovenlng, December 10, and Tuesday morn
ing, December 11. Hound trip tickets will
be sold at less than half rates. For further
Information cell at company's offices, S. E.
corner 14th and Douglas streets.
T. P. aODFUEV, P. & T. A.
J. O. riHLLIPPI, A. O. P. & P. A.
"
Combination Syringes
Wo havo all kinds of Hyrlnges In stock.
Just received direct from the manufactur
ers a quantity of Combination Syringes.
You can mnk a hot water bottle nlso a
nyrlnge. It's tho best that Is mado. Prices
wo cut the samo iia on all medicines.
Cramer' Kidney Curt 70o
Carter1 Liver I'llU lr.e
Stuitrt' Tablets 40c
llur-lleu 4Uo
I'eruiin Trie
Hosteller' Hitters 7Bo
Duffy's Malt Whiskey 8Bo
1 doc. a-ir. Quinine Capsules.. 7c
1 dm, !t-(tr. Quinine Capnnle.. 10c
1 dot, ft-irr. Quinine Capsules.. 15c
Ilronin Qtilutiii- IBc
Schaefer'ti Coagli Cure SOo
AJux Tnhlv-L 40u
lludynii Tablet 40o
Korinaldyhlde Hitter BOo
Old (Jlory Illtter BOc
TVyeth'n II erf, Iron and Wine.. THe
Schruder' Vim Powder 2B)
CrilACCCD CUT price
OUnACrCn DRUGGIST
I. TV. Cor. llllb and Chlcatro.
llfltlTrn Weak men of nil ages to
WAN I til wrlt today and lenrn of our
iiniiiiw new Rn(1 wonderful absorb
ent discovery (The OH of Gladness). Per
fect results In 24 hours. Complete cure In
C weeks. Cost of euro. $6. Write for full
treatment or enclose $1 for two weekB' sup
ply, sufficient for absolute proof of cure.
Worth the world to you. Address II. C.
Wcldner, 72 E. Monroe Ht., Chicago.
HAYDEN
S
and Boys' Highest
MEN'S FINE WORSTED AND OASSIMEKE PANTS Well
cut and strougly uiude, all sizes, waist 30 to 50, Ol R ft
excellent 2.50 grades, Monday, 1 pair to buyer, only. . OliUU
MEN'S HANDSOME WORSTED SUITS, all the small lines left
from our best selling $ 10.00 lines, g" fA
great bargains, Monday, at ViUU
MEN'S EXTRA FINE OVERCOATS cut in the newest styles,
handsomely lined and trimmed, sold ordinarily at f ff
$15 and $18, special bargain for Monday, $7.50 and lUiUU
MEN'S STRICTLY ALL WOOL IRISH FRIEZE ULSTERS
cut extra long, with large storm collars, and sold formerly at
$8.50 and $12.50 offered as a bargain of great gf
merit, Monday at $5.00 and I 3 U
MEN'S VERY FINE UNFINISHED BLACK AND BLUE
WORSTED SUITS trimmed and tailored equal to in (Vfl
custom made, special at lUiUU
MONDAY BIG BARGAINS FOR BOYS Boys' double
breasted knee pants suits, mostly large sizes, 12 to 10 i TE
regular $3.50 and $4.00 suits la I 9
BOYS' FINE VESTEE SUITS sizes 3 to 8, worth Q 7 K
up to $7.50 at $2.50 and 9 I 9
BOYS' 75c ODD KNEE PANTS at 25c
HAYDEN BROS.
Selling the Most Clothing in Omaha.
"Life is a disappointment anyway"
' Unless you buy your coal from us PENNSYLVANIA
best hard coal, and SHERIDAN, best Wyoming coal de
livered by polite and obliging drivers.
VICTOR WHITE, 1605 Fartiam.
Telephone 127.
TEETH
Lost by decoy or sickness can be replaced with rreat
satisfaction by a plate or birds-eye work.
Good set teeth 15.00. Sliver fllllntr, 75c.
TAFT'8 PHILADELPHIA DENTAL ROOMS
1517 Duuglus Street.
JACKHT AN1J SLIT SAMi CONtINLUD.
f 10.00 Jacket for ?5.00 10.00 Ladles'
Suit 'r 4:1,70 Millinery Snip.
Everything In our cloak, suit and mil
linery departments must be sold nt once
,wlthout regard to cost or former prices.
If you havo not tho ready cash, wo will
credit you. Hero Is an Idea of the prices:
tl.EO ladles' wrappers for C9c.
$2 elder down dressing sacques for 79c.
$1.75 mercerized satin underskirts for 75c.
$10 ladles' tailor-made suits for $3.75.
, $7.50 Jackets for $2.50.
110 jackets for $3.50.
$15 Jackets for $5.
$25 jackets for $7.50.
$3.08 trimmed hats for $1.26.
$10 trimmed hats for $2.98.
$15 trimmed hats for $3.98.
$20 trimmed hats for $4.98.
$4.60 skirts for $1.75.
Hundreds of other bargains.
PEOPLE'S STORE,
Blxteenth and Farnam Streets.
Curd of Thank.
For tho kind sympathy shown us and
many offerings of respect during our late
bereavement, the loss of a loyal husband
and kind father, we doslro to express our
most sincere thanks.
CAROLINA LAIISON AND CHILDREN,
CURSE
OF
DRINK
CUKi-:i) BY
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY
Can bo given In OIhkh of Water, Tea or
Coffee without Patient's Knowledge
White Itlbbon Homed will cure or de
stroy the dtaeaned nupetlto for alcoholic
stimulants, whether the patient la a con
firmed lnobrlnte, "a tippler," social drinker
or drunkard.
Impossible for any ono to havo an op
nctltu for alcoholic liquors after using
White Itlbbon Remedy. Hy mall $1. Trial
package freo by writing Mrs. T. C. Monro,
Pres't W. C. t. U. Ventura, California.
Hold In Omaha, Neb., by Chas. II. Bchacfcr,
I6th unci Chicago streets.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Iwhat is Nicer fori
Christmas Than
o
o
o
a Camera?
Nothing will glvo half the pleasure O
for twice the money. We can sell a
really first-class Instrument now,
with double lens, carrying case nndQ
holder, complete for $7.20.
"Eastman Kodaks" from 80c. Pro- O
mos, Pocos and Koronas. We have
the largest assortment In the west
and It will pay you .to call on ub before q
purchasing. 4
O
; The Robert Dempster Go,,
O
O
1215 Far nam St.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Most Astonishing
Values in Men's
Grade Clothing.
Every garment
perfect'fitting, stylish
and reliable,
Odd lines of fine
guaranteed clothing
at less than cost
MIW Ilil.f.STItATKll MAP
of tho Klown, Comanche, Apache, Wichita
and Caddo reservations, which aro soon to
bo opened for settlement. For copy of same
remit SO cents to 1). 1'. Drown, 1323 Karnatn
stteet, Omaha, Neb.
Hamilton Warren, M. D eclectic and
magnetic physician, office at the Central
Hotel, comer North Fifteenth and Dodno
streets, 1 1 1 a suitable location can be
found. Special Attention to all lone stand
Ins; or Untiring diseases and to diseases of
women and children.
Beautiful opal and diamond rings, $10 to
US. Jno. Iludd, US S. 16th.
Ilcyn'n Free fxiuvriilr t'ontlnned.
In December, with each new dozen Pla
tlno Cabinets or larger photos, we give a
beautiful water color FUKE. Heyn, the
Photographer, 313-317 South Fifteenth.
Fartles having Washington state Trans
mlselsalppl exposition commission scrip
will ptcaso communicate with us.
TIIK OKB- rUDUSHlNG COMPANY.
tleautlful now stylo umbrellas see them.
Edholm, Jeweler, 107 N. 16th.
BUY THE
PIANO
NOW AND MAKE YOUR WIFE,
son or daughter a beautiful
XMAS
PRESENT
Sco our stock. We aro tho oldest
music doalers In tho west. Whnt
wo sell you Is guaranteed there Is
nothing better. We carry only stand
ard makes of pianos.
MUELLER
PIANO &
ORGAN CO.
1316 FARNAM STREET
iWonday
Jackets worth
$12 to $25 ior
$4.50
Right at tbo approach of cold weath
er our buyer has transferred from six
New York manufacturers their entire
stocks of Juckets and placed them at
your doors for less money in many in
stances than the trimmings cost.
The Jackets from following well
known manufacturers of high class
cloaks were bought by him at a frac
tion of their value.
The finest of all Conheim & Co.,
Shaft & Silberman, Freelander & Co.,
A. Rosen & Co,, Levy & Herman, M.
Post & Co.
In all 1975 Jackets
They are made from the finest Kerseys, Vicunas, Woolen
Persians, Whipcords and Wool Astrachans. They come in
black, blue, brown, tan and all colors. Tlioy are braid
trimmed and tiimmed in fur, a great many with fur collars,
edged with marten; nearly all lined with the famouH skinner's
satin and the well-known Winslow taffeta. Garments made
to sell for $12.00 to $25.00. Your choice of tho whole lot
Monday
$4.50
SEE PAGE 11 FOR BARGAINS.
HAYDEN BROS.
Aim straight for us
mmsssmm
It! niirUxr X
Buccessors to
C. 8. Itaymond Company.
15th
Smoke the best. Ask your dealer for a
IT COSTS YOU NO MORE VHAN INFERIOR BRANDS.
F. R. RICE N. C. CO., Mfrs, St. Louis. UNION MADE
CIII2AI i:.Cl HSIONS
To Houston nml (Inlveston. Trsna.
On December 11 tho Hock Island Houte
will sell tickets to aboro points for 120.80
for tho round trlu. Final return limit flf
teti days from date of sale. City ticket
oflico 1323 Farnam street.
Have Hoot print It.
Your Bank Account
Is In danger. If you buy poor coal,
you will regret It, n It will only make
you more wor'.t. nnd expense, In buy
ing more. You will And that we hnvo
the best Hard and Soft coal In Omaha,
not only for steam purposes, but for
cooking and heating.
Johtisoti Bros.,
1106 Farnam. Tel. 1052-1269
OMAHA.
Our Christmas Offer
A Life Size Platino
same as sample In our window
FREE
With one tloen of our Beat
Cabinet Fhotoa.
213
N. 16th SI
More Goods, More Jackets and
More Particulars.
The most sensational sale
ever known in America at
this season of the year.
A COMPARISON
f our work with that of others show
many points In which ours Is superior.
No detail In
D 15 JIT A I, -WOrtlC
Is sllahted. The smallest Is consid
ered Important enouxh to receive our
most careful consideration nnd skillful
work.
CHII.nniCN'S TRKTII
receive our particular mention.
Early treatment will prevent loss of
teeth and also much suffering.
BAILEY, the Dentist
rtooms 312-nin I'm ton Block.
10th and Psrniro,
l'hou 1085. l.Rdy Attendant,
for Kbony Ooods for Christmas gifts
suitable for man or woman. We are
showing an exquisite stock, of military
Brushes, Hair Brushes, Mirrors, Mag
nifying Mirrors, Clothes nrushes,
Whisk Ilrooms, Hat Brushes and
Manlcuro pieces. We guarantee ab
solute satisfaction on ull goods Bold
by us.
Viiti A or Jewelers nnd
Opticians
and Douglas, Omaha.
Christmas
Shoes
for
Men and
Women,
Boys and
Girls
Shoes for tho street and
shoes for dress. The lat
est and most fashionable
styles and nil tho newest
novelties In footwear.
Beautiful warm slipper
for tho house and band
somo slippers and tics for
dress.
A large and Yery hand
eo mo lino of
Men's
Christmas
Slippers
In all sizes, styles and'
prices.
Children's
Shoes and
Warm
Slippers
In many styles and at all
prlcos. Be suro and sea
our
Handsome
Christmas
Footwear
rrtBX.
CP
artWigbt
H. E. Got. Ittrt
ANOTHER SLASH, 69c
On Cramer's Kidnty Cur.
This week only wo nro going to sell tho
abovo remedy nt 63c Not moro than throo
bottles to a customer.
SOo Syrup of Figs (genuine) fOc
Wc lllmoy's Cntarrh Cure 3io
11.00 IJsterlno (Lambert's) r9a
GOc Morrow's Kld-ne-olds 2.'o
sue noun s Kidney I'liis 40a
60c AJox Tablets , rc
Allpcrettl & Kubel's Cllncoliitp tAn
bOc i lay's Hair Health Wa
60c Stocum's Orojoll i0a
60c Cnscurets 4c
wo Tarrnni s Hemer Aperient i. 40c
50c Cutlcura Halve 40o
ji.om Movininc, large size 73o
Jl.00 Knirchlld's Popt Milk Powder Mo
SOo Bromo-Sellzer , 40c
60c Hobbn' Spuragus Pills 40o
12.00 Chichester's English Pennyroyal
1'IIIS zi.s
Write for Catalogue.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Go
In New Store at 16th KJld Dodge.
3O0 )(i)0D 0 m
I 111 I - I I I I I l J
e
,
Bathroom Fittings
Is a plumbing phraso fat with luxu
rious meaning. Towel racks, brush,
sponge and soap holders, shower rings,
sprinklers and shampoos, seat and
head rest are so many factors of com
fort, cleanliness and perfect sanitation
which those who llko to live right can
not dispense with. Let us put your
bathroom In modern shape at moder
ate cost, results considered.
Free & Black.
I'lionc. 1010 1HOO Farn tm
perfumes
FOR
HOLIDAY
PRESENTS
We've Rot the biRRCHt and bent
stock of Perfumes shown In Omaha
and you don't want to buy till you'va
got our prices, Wo sell perfumery lower
than any house In town.
ATOMIZERS
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undreds of different styles
bought at a big sacrifice beautiful
ones at 29c worth double.
BOSTON CTORE
l DRUG M DEPT.
Christmas Cutlery
K.Mvr.s roa am. runi'osns-
AUlt KINDS Of KNIVKS-
AT AM, KINDS OV I'HICISS.
10c to $7.50
JAS. MORTON & SON CO.
1511 Dodge St.
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