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24 THE OTSiATTA DATIjT BEE: SVTsDAY, .TAXtTAT?Y in, imii. TflEY MEET TO TALK SHOP TrinecontinenUl Paiwngor Auoci&tion at New Orleans. OMAHA ROADS TO BE REPRESENTED Chlff Itntr Clerk Hentt Oiipii for tlifc Union Pncllle nml (Jrncrnl I'lin ncnurr AHrnl I'rnncU for the llurlliiKtnn. The next rcsular mcctlnB of tho Trans continental I'aancnKer association will ho held In New OrlcanH next week, beginning Tuesday. Omaha railroads will bo rep resented by Chief Kate Clerk Scott of tho Union Pacific and General Passenger Agent l-'rancls of tho Burlington. Consideration of various rato matters will bo tho principal business of tho meeting, although other matters will bo taken up for discussion and disposition. Tho dockot us already ruado up Includes thlrty-nlno subjects, although nono of them aro of mo mentous Importance. Among tho rato questions that will bo con kldored tho following are of tho most gen oral Interest.- Hpworth league meeting at Ban Francisco In July, colonist rates to California, general conference of tho Epis copal church at San Francisco In October, biennial meeting of tho Knights of Pythias at Ban KrancUeo In 1002, rates to Washing ton and return on account of tho inaugural of President McKlnley March 4, meeting of grand lodgo of Klks at Milwaukee In July, Pan-American exposition at lluffnlo from May to November and tho Orand Army en campment nt Denver In Septembor. Mull CIitU Kni-niim Ilullrt. Low llelndorft, traveling passenger ngont of tbo Union Pacific, who camu In on the Elkhorn from Superior yesterday, relates of a narrow escape that tho mall clerk on tho train had from being shot. Near Wal ters tho mall man stopped aside from his usual position before tho letter caso In or der to toss some papers In a pouch nt tho other end of tho car. This action undoubt edly savo his life, for ho had no sooner left tho caso than the window crashed In and a rifle bullet Imbedded Itself in tho Hldo of the car. Tho courso it took would liavo proved disastrous to lie mall clcrl; had ho not moved Just when ho did. Whether tho shot was a stray ono or ln tontlonally placed through tho mall car window Is not known and no traco of tho culprit who fired it was possible. Qnonn loivn Hxtrnslnn. Tho Northwestern line opens up now extension In Iowa today .ntfa horoatter regular train servlco wllf bo In operation between Stark and I.nkonta and lluxton. Tbo new lino extends south from Stark a distance g(tl22.5 miles and tho now stations otvLa1roV' and lluxtnn are Intermediate. Tht"llnnTs one that has as Its ultimate terinlnjis.tjju southern tier of counties In Jo"wa nnfliJaps a splendid territory In which si tne Northwestern has not heretofore been n factor. I.nnr ioo to fnlt l.nkr. Charles J". Lane, assistant gcnernl freight agent of tho Union Pacific, leaves today for Salt l.ako City to attend tho nnnual meeting of tho National Live Stock associa tion. Mr. Lane will occupy a prlvnto car nnd will ho nccompanlcd by J. A. Kuhn, general agent of tho Northwestern; J. E. Utt, secrctaiy of tho Commercial club, and F. K. Sanborn, president of tho Omaha Auditorium company. fOR HIS STARVING FAMILY John lljmi Mftn n Ilrcf from n lliitetier .Shop. Ilrnrt A pathetic sccno was enacted In a butcher shop on Sixteenth street, near Capitol ave nue, Friday evening. The shop was crowded with customers, when a man, poorly clad, entered nnd asked tho clerk to glvo him a beef heart that was hanging on a hook. "I haven't got tho money to pay for It now," said the man, "because I'm out of work, but Just as soon as I can find some thing to do I'll pay you. I have n sick wife at homo and flvo small children." Thero was an honest ring In tho man's tones and his story at once commanded the respect ond pity of all. savo perhaps tho clerk. "No, we can't give away our goods," said tho latter. "Wo can't transact business that way." "But my children are hungry," Insisted tho man. "I can't help that." "Then I'll take It'anyway." Stepping to tho rack tho man unhooked the heort, wrapped It In an old newspaper nnd started away. Tho clerk sprang from behind tho counter and seized tho man, then ordered thg butcher's boy, who had sauntered In, Jo call a policeman. At this Juncture twi customers took n hand In tho proceedings. Iloth offered the cleric money to pay for tho heart and begged not to have an olllcer called, but tho clerk wouldn't have It that way. The blucuoat camo and the n.nn wai taken to tho station. Saturday In pollco court tho prisoner, who gavo the nanio of John llyaii, was dis charged for want of prc3ecutlon. Tho butcher's clerk had failed to appear against him. Police Judgo Learn says ho has no doubt that Kyau In n hard-working man, and that tho story ho told of his family be ing In want Is true. I'lilntiTM, Attention! Members of local union No, 100 of Omaha,, 03 of South Omaha nnd 107 of Council Muffs aro requested to meet at Labor temple Monday evening, January 14, to receive First Vice President Dalnbrldge. A. C. SMITII,' Secretary L. IT. KieurMon to OUInliort'A' Tuesday, January 15, ihyrf$5ly Ilouto will sell tickets .tetairWtfffl lahoma at ono fareplus J2. for HnwlWral trip. Tho Hock Island Itonto Is tmPihort est and quickest line ti Oklahoma nnd no change of cars enroute. Ticket office, 1323 Farnara street, Omaha. Til I PS I'HOM OMAHA. llnrlltiKloii AiuioiiiKTi hnvr llntex to Mnnj- Plnrrn for TucniIm)-. Ono faro plus J2 for tho round trip. To all points In Texas, Indian Territory and Oklahoma. To many points In Arkansas, Arizona, Louisiana, New Mexico, Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Nebraska, Montana, Oregon, Utah, Washington nnd Wyoming. Tuesday, January 15. Tickets, 1502 Fnrnam street. IlnnirNi-ukfrn' nxciimlnns. Next excursion vln Missouri Plcaflc Hy. to points in Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, etc., leaves Omaha Tuosday, January 15th. For further Information write or call on com pany's agents, S. K. corner Hth nnd Doug las streets. THOS. F. OODFUEV, J. V. PHILLIPPI, i. & T. A A. a. F. & 1. A. Wanted, two first-class tea, cigar and splco salesmen with nn established trade In theso goods in the northwest. II. C. Fisher, Chicago. LAST TO l.UAVn And First to Arrive. Tho St. Louis CANNON HALL TRAIN, via OMAHA & ST. LOUIS & WAI1ASH, leaves Omaha Union Station at G 15 p. m. dally, ar rives St. Louis, 7:00 a. m. All Information at city ticket offlce, 1415 Farnam St., (Pax ton Hotel bldg), or nrlto Harry I'. Moores, C. P. & T. A., Omaha, Neb. Como In and look at out 1501 bicycles. Omaha Illcyclo Co., 16th nnd Chicago. Lathrop's Cold Cure, sure, 24 & Hamilton. The American llrrt SUKnr I'onipnnr Inniif Contrnct for ltMlt. Under tbo provisions of this contract tho grower Is assured of a satisfactory prlco for his crop. All beets testing 14 per cent or less will bo paid for nt tho rata of $1. per ton, 25 cents being paid for each per cent ot sugar above 14, fractions In proportion. That Is, beets testing 11.1 per cent being M.02',4; 14.2, per cent $1.05; 1G per cent, S4.25; 15.1 per cent, J4.27ij. An additional 20 cents will be paid for all beets siloed. Tho factory will pay frlcght charges on beots delivered by rail, thus placing the grower at a dlstanco on a satisfactory footing. Parties having desirable land to rent for tho growing ot beets, send full Information. Further Information or blank contracts can be obtained by applying to tho offlco ot tho American Deet Sucnr Co., Norfolk, Nebraska. Ifii TWO TRAINMEN DIE ON DUTY w HELLVILLE. III., Jan. 12. A double- header freight train on tho Illinois Central railway ran Into a through freight here to day, resulting In the death of Conductor W. A. Wing of Coultervlllo and Ilrakeman E. King ot Duquoln. Four other trainmen were injured, as fol lows: E. H. Pope, engineer, bruised In Jumping; Fred Schwartz, fireman, slight in juries In Jumping; W. P. Oocbicln, engineer, tnyed on engine, badly shaken up; J. F. McNIchols, fireman, stayed on engine, bruised. Six cars nnd tho caboose ot the first train woro reduced to klndllngwood, a mogul on- glno was completely wrecked and tho sec ond englno badly damaged. Itnllwnr Not; mill I'ernoimlR. Oenerul Passenger Agent T. 13. Fisher of tho Colorado & Southern Is n visitor lrom IJenver. O. O. Viindcnbcrg, traveling freight ngent of tho Louisville Nashville, Is u visitor in the olty from Kunsas City. Herb Howell, traveling passengor ngent of the MilwuuKrc, Is In from u trip through tho Htnto to spend Sunday in town. W. Massey, Now Knglamt freight ngent of tho Union Pnelllc, with headquarters at lloston, Is u visitor ut gcnerul headquurtels In this city. CSeorgo M. Kntrlkln. assistant freight ngent of tho Omaha & St. LouIh, has re turned from ii several duya' business visit In Kansas City. Edmund Junoway of Philadelphia nnd Oeorgo L. Williams of New York aro east ern traveling passenger agents of tho Mil waukee H.VHtetn who uro In tho city. Colonel A. 1C. McClure, tho veteran editor of the Philadelphia Times, will pass through Omaha in u prlvnto car on tho Hurllngtou today. Ho will bo accompanied hy a party of friends and will spend soma tlmo in California. II. F. Fisher, traveling freight ngent ot tho Missouri Pnclllc, and W. C llarncs. who represents tho passenger department of tho nanio road In a traveling cnpacltv, have returned from a trip through South Dakota and will spend a few days at home. 1'ronnei't II til Crnietery Ananclntlnn. Tho annual mooting of lot owners will to held nt tho secretary's office, room 38, Marker block, Monday evening, January 14, at 7:45. SISTER'S LABOR REWARDED l'lnnlly Hncurrtln In Srcnrlni? a I'nr iloti for Iter Convict Profiler. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 12. Governor Mount, who retires from office next Monday, today purdoned William W. Konnedy, whb was sentenced to prison for Ufa In 1885 for tho murder of David Halter at Orccns burg, Ind. Kennedy was paroled In 1897 nnd has for soveral months been attached to tho sanitary, service In Havana. Tho caso attracted national attention be- causo of tho efforts of Kato Kennedy, tho convicted mane sister, to secure his par don. Sho has appealed to every Indiana governor since her brother's conviction, hut without success until today. Firm In tho belief of her brother's innocence, for several years Miss Kennedy, In man's garb nnd concealing nor Identity, traveled ovor tho country, In nn endeavor to locate the real murderer. Sho tramped her way and never missed nn opportunity to Interview tramps nnd criminals with the vlow to ascertaining tho whereabouts of tho man for whoso crlrao sho claimed her brother was suffering. Uniform hive, Ladles of tho Maccabees, glvo a prizo masquorado ball on January 24 nt Labor temple. Mnll Steamer Abandoned. HAN FHANC18CO, Jan. 12.-Word was re reived today at tlm Merchants' exclimii that tho overdue United States mail steamer TlllamooK nan ueun ciiugni in tno tco nt Kodluk und uhundoncd hy Its crew. Tho captain nnd crow aro reported to bo on mvir way to ocuuie. CURSE OF DRINK CURED BY WHITE RIBBON REMEDY Can bo given In Olnss ot Water, Ten or Coffee Without Patient's KnawledKa. Whltu Ribbon Remedy will euro or de stroy tho diseased uppctlto for alcoh'jlla KlmtiluntB. whether tho patient Is n con firmed inebriate, "u tippler," social drinker or drunkard Impossible for any one to havo nn au potlto for alcoholic liquors after using While Itlbbon llemedy. Ily mnll II. Trial packago free hv writing Mrs. T. C. Moore, Preu't W. O. T. U. Ventura, California. Bold in Omaha, Nob., by Chas, H. Bchaefer, KrrlKlit Collision on llllnoln Cen tral ItesnltN In Death of Con ductor nnd Ilriikeman. For Doltcles that nrn nlclit ilrnft nt maturity npply to II. n. Ncely, manager uquuuuic i.iip, -m aim vs iieo Duuainc. Watch work, Skilled workmen. A. H. Hti- bcrmnnn, 13th and Douglas, No come-backs. Danco programs nnd wedding stationery. A. I. Hoot, printer 414-416 South 12th. Going into Thousands, Coming into Driplets. Hut tho funniest nart of It all Is wo expected that und nro propured. Our limit ih i,o,iw. iiien it comes into inoiisanus and goes Into driplets. Can you see the nolnt? Cramer's Kidney Cure T.'o W lno or t anlill ..: Carter's, Liver Pills l5o Ozomulslon 75c Palno h Celery Compound 75c Htuurt's Inzenges 40c Pyramid Pllo euro 40e Mnlted Milk 40c. 7oc, $3.15 Duffy's Mult Whisky Mc Packer's Tar Boap irc 8. S. S 7.1c Schaefer'H Cough Curo 20c Lotus Crenm lOo Shrader'H Fig Powder "Oc Dnan's Pills 40c Warner's Safe Curo 90c Miles Nervine 75c White Hlbbon llemedy ji.no Palmo Tablets 50o Ayers' Hair Vigor 75c Cutlcura Soap 20a CUT 1RICE DRUGGIST 11. W. Car. Kith and Cliluauo St. lAholesale 1-Fottieopathic and retail remedies As Is well known wo are tho only houso In Nebraska who carry any consld.rnblo lino of HOMEOPATHIC medicines, nnd our stock which occupies tho lie t floor of our new warehouse at 1514 Dodgo street, Is In chargo of a trained '''-meopathlst, and comprises not only tho popular semi-patent preparations, Ilka tuilcntlno'a, Munyon's, Humphrey's nnd Hilton's but n complete lino of tha.M ATlwA MEDICA IN USE HY HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS, In variety U'a to Z, and In potency from tinc tures to 200th centesimal dilution, numberlc' in all nearly .2000 remedies. Parties ordering Homeopathic McdNMne of us can rely upon getting Just what they want nnd obtnlnlng It fresh and at as low a-price as at any Pharmacy In tho United States. DIRECTIONS FOR OPLEHINO HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES. Always state whether medicine Js preferred in Liquid, Trluration (Powder.) Olobulo (Pill,) Disk (shapo llko split ;ea,) or tablet form. Medicines of Vegetablo orgln, B. O. Aconite, etc , nro best employed In liquid or pill form, while Mineral Substnnces E. a. Cnl carea aro vreferably used in powder or tablet form. PRICES. lemedlcs nro never sold In nnv farm In less tlinn ir.n vlnl tmMlm- " iimm C-ur regular 25c vial holds G drams. , 1 dozen 2 dram Vials Medicine, postpaid $1,50 1 dozen G drum Vinls Medicine, post paid 2.25 Mullein Oil for Dcaftiess, etc., 2 dram Vial 25 Pills ((llobulcs) unmedlcnted, of Cnno Sugar, nny size, nor nound box 33 Stout black cloth covered caso containing 12 principal remedies In 4 Dram Vials Squaro nrn Same stylo caso and Vials with 20 principal remedies and 4 empty spaces for nd- uuions, per enso 4,00 Small black cloth covered coso 12 Bmall Vials of principal remedies, per enso 1.00 Same stylo caso with 24 small Vials filled with principal remedies, and 4 empty Vials for additions, per caso 2.00 Homeopathic Cerates of Calendula, Haraamells Aesculus, etc., 1 ounco Jnr 25c by mnll 30 NOTE: When not otherwise specified cases will lm furnuiinii with mn,iipin in pii.i. FOIIM. The following1 books on Homeopathic Family Practice always in stock: Johnson's Family Guide, prlco $2,00, by mall $2.33 iiancuetfs Domestic Practice 1.75, by mall 1.S0 Ruddock's Stepping Stones to Homeopathy 1,00, by mall 1.10 Practical Family Ouldo 7c, by mall .85 Morgan's Text Dook of Domestic Practice, a small but rtllablo book. .50, by mall .60 laijuiuibb concerning Homeopathic Remedies chiertully and promptly answered. PHYSICIANS can savo express or freight by nlaclne their order with us. ns wn will dupllcato tho prlco of any Eastern or Southern Pharmacy. Wo aro agents for tho following Homeopathic firms, and THEIR SPECIALTIES can bo obtained of us at as low a flguro as If bought direct: nOERICKE & TAFEL, PHILADELPHIA AND CHICAGO. Luytles Homeopathic Pharmacy Company, St. Louis. Gross & Delbrldgo, Chicago. Taylor & Myers, St. Paul. Sherman & McConnell Drug Company, .New Location Corner ltlth nnd Dodur, Corner Opposite (South) of New Post Office. I.AHOHATtmV, -WAHItllOUSi: anil 1IOMROPATIIIC DUI'AIITMU.NT. mil DnilKe . (.Middle of llloek.) OMAHA, MM1. SCHAEFER Ice Tools on Every Train Which we'vo been shipping tho past two weeks going to Iown, Missouri, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Oregon, Montana and South Dakota and they aro all WOOD'S KING ICE TOOLS If Wood's Tools wcro not tho best and cheapest to tho user, would wo bo doing this big business? WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. JAS. MORTON & SON CO. lfill Dodge St. New Prices, New Cameras, for New Year We only curry photographic material and havo tho largest assortment of Kodaks and Cameras in the west. All amateur supplies fresh, reliable and nt lowest market prices. Developing mid printing done by first class workmen, The Robert Dempster Co., 12 1 5 FariiiiinStrect. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. HAYDEN ' CLEARING SALE OF S MEN'S HEAVY WEIGHT 3, WW X SUITS AND OVERCOATS. An opportunity to purchase it suit or overcoat at manufacturer's prices. Our overcoat department is the most complete in Omaha. We can suit the-hard-to-suit and lit every man from our immense stock. Our $5.00 overcoat is tho best value in Omaha. t Made of heavy all wool materials, double stitched throughout, in either style ulster or overcoat fully worth 10.00 clearing sale price $5.00. AT $7.50 your can buy an overcoat that is made of 30-ouiiee Irish Frieze ,lined with heavy Ttalian body lining, mohair sleeve lining in all shades a coat that regularly retails at $15.00 Clearing sale price ,$7.50. The $10.00 and $15.00 overcoats in this sale are equal to tailor-made. They are gotten up in all styles, some have double cull's and seamless should ers in the late Kaglan style. They are made from the famous patent beaver, vicuna, chinchilla and kersey, in all shades. These include the celebrated 11 .8. and M. garments. IN OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT we are show ing the greatest values ever offered. Trices are ac tually cut in two $10.00 suits for $5.00. AT $7.50 we are showing an auborn melton in the gray or the brown shades in cither round or double-breasted sack stvles they were formerly sold at $15.00 to $18.00 clearing sale price $7.75. All other suits in proportion. Great sale on caps. Head His l'ogc of ISnrKtilns on I'agc ltf. HAYDEN BROS. w III :. Hamilton Warren, M. H., eclectic and , - . magnetic physician, ofllce nt tho Central "fici; r 'incrti,; With street. Funeral from resldece Sun- Knot. "1 n sultablo location enn be found, day afternoon nt 2 o'clock. Interment Special attention to all long standing ot l orest uiwii cemetery. lingering diseases and to diseases ot woraeu Hnvo Itoot print It, and children. Third week of our Great Clenring Snle of High Grade Pianos. Prices Cut Deeper Than Brer 6S pianos sold during tho last tro weeks tho climax to come. STKINWAY, STKOKR, VOSK, KMKRSON. IVI1RS li POND, BTECK. A. II. CIIASI', PACKARD and cloven other standard makes, Jt&O.OO less than reg ular prices. New upright pianos, latest stvlc. i:C and up. Ileautlful llelllnR upright, only J68.00. Voso &. Sons' rosewood case, only D8.00. . Flno Chlekerlng 7 1-3 octnes, only $127.00. New Mahogany upright, .only S1G6.00. v Squaro Pianos nnd organs, JIG. 00 nnd up. Terms $10.00 cash, $5.00 per month. Now' plants for rent. Flno tuning nnd repairing promptly done. Tele phono 1' Catalogues and prices furnished frco on application. I Schmoller & Mueller, I The old reliable piano house. I I3I3 Farnam St. OMHAA. 337 Broadway, CO. BLUFFS. HAVRFN Giai,(l Glearing Sale nil I ULI1& On All Winter Garments, Now is tho time to buy. Everything must go. You that havo waited will save money. m Every suit in our house must be sold. 500 on sale 'Monday morning (just like those in our window last week), suits that sold in this market as high as $U5; some silk lined 'throughout (hey come in blouse, double breasted and tight fitting styles on sale at $7.50. 200 ladies' jackets, automobiles, box and newniarkets, worth up to $25 clearing sale price, $S.50. Ladies' new kersey box. coats, satin lin ed throughout, $1-1 values clearing sale price, $7.4S. Ladies' $0.00 rainy-day skirts in the all wool plaid backs, $2.i)S. Ladies' wool skirls OSc. Ladies' silk dress skirts, worth up to $12.00 on sale for, each, $5.00. Ladies' silk dress skirts, worth $50.00, for $21.00. Extra Specials for Monday Ladies' fur collarettes, worth $:5.00, now $1.50. Ladies' flannel waists, $2.00 quality, for (ii)c. Ladies' doniet petticoats 10c. Ladies' jackets, worth up to $20.00 on sale at $1.50. Ladies' astrakhan capes, $17.00 quality, now $22.50. Ladies'llannelette wrappers. $2 quality, for OSc. Ladies' calico wrappers, 20c. Great Sale Monday on Stylish Millinery. Kcail Ilaydcn Itros'. Announcement on Page l.'S. HAYDEN BROS. "They that won't be counselled can't be helped." Follow tho advice of the thousands of people who USE SHERIDAN COAL Because it's the cheapest and best coal mined in Wyoming. We sell hard coal also. VICTOR WHITE, 1605 Farnam. Tel. 127. Of nrirrlCT " INTENSE AGONY Is suffered by many rntlicr than geek relief at a Dentists. They believe that old tlmo methods, with their tor ture and pain, still prevail. Modern Dentistry as employed hero rendera all opera tlona freo from unnecessary pain Failure to bring relief Is unknown. Success Is assured, Our work stands pre-eminent. Quality Is perfect, BAILEY, the Dentist :U' l'nxton 11 1 nc i.-, lUth Jt KnniHiii St. I'Iiiiiiu IOH.1 l,nU- Attuitilmit, . . THE GREAT . . "OVERLAND ROUTE" rATRONS of tho UNION PA CIFIC RAILROAD aro assured that nil human Ingenuity lias been adopted to protect them against accident. Millions of dollars havo been opent hy tho Union I'nclllc Itnllrond Company In improvement of I1h track and equipment. This lino Is renowned for Us fnst trains and their ar rival on time, nnd tho general superiority of Its service. All tlckota for California and OrcRon aro good via Salt Lake City aad Denver without oxtra charge. Ordinary (Tourist) Excursions run eye y ilny In tho yea i. cd aro personally conducted every Wednesday and evory Friday. Detailed information cheerfully furnhhod upjn application. New City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam St. Tel. 316. Union Station 10th and Marcy. Tel. 629. THE SMOKERS PREFER VERPOLI will keop your spectacles from FROST nnd STEAM. i!5o box, DrustflNts and Opticians. Vcrpoll Co., Minneapolis. Sensible footwear for Women. Tho present popular styles in woiiii'n'tf footwear aro extremely sensible. Tho nemo of swell shoo style today Is n combination of eomfort nml style.nnil this com bination Is hard to make, success fully, henco the. largo number of awkward-looking shoes to bo seen. Wo should bo plensed to show you the shoes that carry this combina tion In the highest degree stylish, comfortable, durable shoos of high grade inanufacture, and sold nt prices that make them popular with all classes. CP. gaitwrigbt M. E. Cor. Hth mmA Itouglu Sts. i:pkii in.xcn is i:xim:.sivk. It 'Ih only tho wise mnn that profits w tho o.xporionco of others, und has Ills old worn out plumlilni; overhauled lmforo rold weather sots In bv hnvlnu; 113 lit up IiIh liomn wllli new pipes ami suiilturv pluinlilniT. If you havo neg lected It, and you want to delay, wo will do nil necessary repairing In pliimliliur, strum or BUS llttlllR in nn expert manner, till you rIvo us your order. Free & Black, I'honc 100. 180(5 Farnam. mniMiuP niinuiT IS ADDHI) TO THIS QUALITY IW.UAuaii nn. j"'""" uy. y nine i- n. Hire si. c. co.. atANUFACTUiiuiiH, T. lows, mo. UniUN IB HUE Cramer's Sidney Cure costs hut very little, anil will savo you much trouble It has honolltted thoiuuuuls who havo testified to lta ciinitlvn powors. It will not only help you, but I'ffoet a perma nent cure. Our Gut Price 75c. reruna 75o S. H. H 75n Carter's Liver 1'llls 155 Dr. Miles' Itcmedles 750 Klectric! Hitters fan rierco'a Kavorlto Prescription "So (larllnld Ten Mo Jayiics' Kxficrtorimt ;.",o Kilmer's Hwnmp-Itoot 7B0 Indian S.ikwh 75o IllK Hur Cdhllln Koap ;,) Hontelters Hitters 7.'u l'nliio's '.'eler" Oonipound "5q Wlno of Curuut "So D0ST0N T0RE mM DRUG W DEPT. GOOD TEETH aro a blessing to n pur son, nnd with proporcaro will last a llfotirao. Our work is all warranted. Cold Crowns 3.00 Hunt tit Teoth $8.00 Taft's Philadelphia Dental Rooms 1517 Douglas St. If you want to buy sotno horns cheap I Imvo them. They aro no uso to mo 1 In my business, ns I want to uho tho spaeo for my new iiispmy ot iuioiii uranliH. Ono Hiiffiilo horn hut rnok, lieHlKlied by Prof. Uloom. worth IIOT.OO, will ell for S (); ono pair Kile horns, handsomely mounted, welfrlit 40 lln , t'Zi.V). 0110 pair Texas Htecr, mounted, very eliibornte, J10.IJ; two pair Moun tain Ham, K.OO; ono pair Antelope, shot ami prexontcd to 1110 by Itattlo Hniiko Pete, JS.01). rotog'raphcr 213 North Kith St. V 11 IT ism nnu viu su strum.