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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: ST'2sDAT, A I 'JUL 21, 1001.
ARTIFICIAL SUNLIGHT,
The Lf.it Addition by Colenci to Popular
Uie.
BRILLIANCY AND SAFETY
ti.i. nr Mailt in it Itevelntlon In
Uconomlenl Illiiiiilnntlnrf for
Ilonirfi, HnlplH and All
Clnaie or lltilldlngi.
Acetylene, the now artificial light, three
years ago known only to scientists, Is to
'day coming so rapidly Into popular use that
It promises to replace all the older means
of lighting. The new light has been chris
tened "Artificial Hunllght," as hy Its rays
colors can bo distinguished as by day and
In softness, steadiness and all qualities of
light the rcsemblanco Is most marked.
Tho groat economy and convenience In
producing the new llluralnant, and tho
beauty and cxccllenco of tho light Itself
explain In a measure Its marvelous growth
in popularity.
Calcium carbide, the material from which
ach Individual user produces his own
acctylcuw, lb a solid Bubstanco, hard as
Bninlto and Is ordinarily crushed, llko
broken Btone, to pieces nbout tho slio of
eggs. Thin material Is compact, clean, con
venient and oven safer to handlo thun coal.
Its marvelous afllnlty for wafer makes It of
valuo and tho moment It comes In contact
with water the generation of acctylono be
gins. Carbide, as It la generally called, Is
usually packed, In air and water-tight
drums, holding 100 pounds ot this material
each.
Knough acetylcno gas can be made to
light n largo room for several hours by
merely throwing a pleco of carbldo tho slz6
of ono's thumb Into a tumbler of water.
In that case, howover, tho gas Is not con
trolledthe gns Is all mado In a fow mo
menta and lost. Machines called generators
aro made, which cause tho carbldo and
water to bo brought together Just In pro
portion as tho gas Is needed for lighting.
Most of theso machines nro simply con
structed nnd tbey do this automatically.
If tho light from ono burner Is needed, then
tbq niaihlno causes Just enough gas to do
tnado to supply ono burner. If ten burn-
era nre lighted, then tho same machlno
will dollvor enough gas to supply ton burn
ers. Tho very simplicity of this prlnclplo
has attracted tho attention and Inventive
renins of hundreds of scientists and me
chanics, thus, in somo Instances, unreliable
and unsafo acetylene generators fcavo been
produced. Tho good and reliable machines
aro many, however, and most ot such nro
constructed under tho direction or com
petent mechanical engineers and sold by
resnonslblo concerns.
Imaglno receiving ono's supply of arti
ficial light, as n solid, 100 pounds nt a
tlmo In a lltllo drum from the freight sta
tion. When ono realizes that each pack
age will mako as much light oh 25,000 can-
dloa for ono hour, moro light than the orui
nary sko family will uso In three months,
nnd auch a package will cost about $4.00,
perhaps the explanation ot tho Increasing
popularity Is found.
Tho cost of carbide has been steadily re
duced, notwithstanding the early impres
sions of tho great cxpenso In manufacture,
Buch largo quantities are now being con
sumed and such material reductions In
prico havo actually been made that users
can oxpect that lighting- with acetylene will
bo as Inexpensive as It has proved to be de-
slrablo In point of excellence and beauty,
Acetylene solves tho lighting problem
wherever city gas and electric light Is not
available, by tho simple process of tho acet
yleno plant. Theso can bo placed In any
dwelling or building by an ordinary me
chanlc, can be manipulated by any person
of ordinary Intelligence. They are prac
ttcal, simple, safe, economical and appeal
to every ownor or occupant of a bufljni,
vary raorphant or manufacturer and every
Individual Intcreated In ths fractal tnt
problem.
Patterson hall, Sunday night, Judge James
lit Clarkson, Subject, "Scientific Chris
tianity." Oopd music. Admission free.
A. H. Hubcrmaou, Jeweler, Bt. 1866, abso
lutely reliable. Lowest prices guaranteed.
Thirteenth and Douglas.
Seeds that grow como from tho Nebraska
Bccd company, 1513-15 Howard, m.
All persona having bills or claims against
the late CllfToid Warren Smith are re-
nuested to tircBent them Immediately for
payment at 1320 Farnam street. W. Farnam
Smith &. Co.
Mnalrnl I.ectnrru
Mr. Clement 11. Shaw will speak on the
subject of "Pitch," at his studio, Thursday
evening, April SC. AH persons Interested
aro cordially Invited. ,
Stonecypher prints anything, Tel. 1310.
Dandruff anil Ita Care.'
Ninety-five per' cent of Americans nro
troubled with affections of the hair and
calp. Besides tho unsightly, disagreeable
conditions produced, tho hair Is sure to be-
como affected, louo 1U natural healthy con
ditions nnd luster. The ends of the hair
will tlrst commence to split, which is a con
dltlou ot dead hair. It Is only a matter ot
tlmo until tho hair will turn a faded dolor
and commence to drop out, resulting In
baldnes3. Scnlp eczema Is a common af
fliction. When tho hnlr becomes emacl
atcd It frequently turns gray, and many
peoplo rescrot to hair dies, containing min
eral and vegetabto poisons, which will color
tho hair dark, but thoy effect the nerves
and many physicians aro uow denouncing
this form of slow p,oison. A healthy scalp
will produce healthy hair, and Coka Dan
druff Cure, manufaqturcd by the A. It.
Bremer Company, Chicago, Is tho original
and only guaranteed euro for dandruff nnd
other sralp troubles. Nearly a million bot
tles aro sold annually and grateful testl
monlals aro being received dally, from
prominent men and women the world over
s to tho efficacy of Coke, Dandruff Cure,
Admiral (leorgo Dewey writes under ro-
cent, date:. "I have used Coke Dandruff
Cure for the past year and found t an ex
cellent preparation." Dr. Frank Leroy
Pnnly, Purdy Institute, Boston, writes:
"Havo used Coke Dandruff Cure, with sur
prising success, I feel at liberty to en
dorse it as a clean, awcot, efficient remedy,
doing all you' claim."
Of tho many dandruff cures on tho mar
ket Coke nlono has stood the test ot time,
and, as natural In cases of phenomlnal suc
cess, has many Imitators.
Leading druggists sell Coke Dandruff
Cure. All first class barbers use It In their
trade.
Another ono of their popular social
dances will bo given noxt Tuesday evening
at tholr hall In Paxton block by Omaha
couucll No. 4lS. Ki and U ot Security,
Have Hoot print It.
The choicest and oldest
famous Atlns beer Is for
fichllta hotel.
whiskies
and
sale
only at
flriidliiir t'nntrnetera.
Seated bids wilt be received at the office
of tho W. K. Bennett Building Co., 15th
and Capitol Ave., up to Monday noon, April
32(1, for excavating lots one, two and east
two-thirds ot lot throe, block one forty-six,
city of Omaha.
Finest Turkish bath parlors in the west
at the Bathcry, 220-221 Bee building. For
lad lea on) ft
passes on fine law poiht
Judge SlntiaiiKh r JVelirnftkn 1"
.Uriel on "Look nnd
Listen'' It ii I c.
Judgo Slabaugh yesterday overruled the
demurrer to tho petition In tho case ot
Laura Qlseko against tho Omaha Street
Hallway company, nnd In doing so passed
upon a delicate question of law.
The street railway company demurred to
the petition cn the ground that It did not
stata that the plaintiff looked or listened
for nu approaching car as she crossed the
track upon which she Was Injured, the con
tcntlon being that unless she could prove
that sho looked and listened sha was guilty
of contributory negligence. In order to
prove this It would be necessary to plead It
In her petition, and the absenco of any such
pleading, It Is argued, was a fatal defect In
the petition.
Judge Slabaugh declared that Nebraska
had not adopted the strict rulo of law that
obtains In other states that a person In
nil cases must have looked and listened
for approaching cars or have been guilty of
contributory negligence. This state, said
tho Judge, adopts tho rulo that whether or
not tho party should have looked and lis
tened depends on the peculiar circum
stances surrounding tho case.
Hamilton Warren, M. D., eclectlo and
magnetic physician, offico at tho Central
hotel, Cor N. ICth nnd Dodge streets, till a
sultablo location can be found. Special at
tention to all long standing or lingering dis
eases and to diseases of women and chil
dren. Per policies that nre flisht drafts nt
maturity .apply to II. V. Nccly, innnugcr
liquitnblo Lire, 100 nnd Sis Iieo building.
Vancouver Ilnnk FnlU to irn.
VANCOUVER, April 20. Tho First Na
tional bank of this city failed to open Its
doors for business this morning and Is now
In tho hands of National Dank Examiner
J. W. Maxwell. President Charles Drown
and Cashier W. M. Canby of this bank havo
not been seen slnco last night.
Hair dressing and manlcuro rmrlorn In
connection with the Uathcrv. for ladles
only. Second floor Dee building.
Spring suits a splendid lino on hand at
Llndqutst's, tailor, 316 S. iSth, 2d floor.
Lautier's
French
Olive Oil
Tho finest thine made. 4 nlnts. 35c: one
nlnt. r0c: utiarts. Sl.no. If you want sonic-
ining line, nuy i.auner s.
ask uh ir yot want tno latest anu nesi
things In tho drus line. YES. WE CUT
THE PHICE.
$1.00 Plnkhnm's Compound C9c
60c Syrup of Figs 30c
$1.00 Scott's Emulsion 75c
$1.00 Wine of Cardul t7c
$1.00 Pcruna .... 63c
$1.00 Hostctcr's Stomach Bittern "5c
$1.00 Maltlne Preparation KTc
$1.00 Ozomulslon 75c
35c Castorla 25c
$1.00 Mnltcd Milk 75c
25c Lnxatlvo Dromo-Qulnlno 15c
25c Carter's Llttlo Liver Pills 15c
$1.00 Pierce's Favorite Prescription 75c
H.uu iioou's oarsaparnia uc I
Sherman & McDonnell DrugCo.
Corner 16th and Dodgo, Omaha.
Dont' Forget That
BLACK
WANTS
YOUR
HEAD
To put n new lint on also your
feet to put new SockH ou.
BLACK
The $2.50 Hatter.
No more no less.
107 South Sixteenth Street.
The Best of
Everything
Chicago and East.
St. Paul-Minneapolis.
Hot Springs-Deadwood.
CITY OFFICES:
1401-1403 Farnam Street.
SanFrancisco ?
T HITURN
I on account of the Ep-
I worth League meeting
I In July.
I Choice of routei,
I going and returning.
I Through cart.
Beautifully Uluitra-
ted folder, giving full
Information, mailed on
I request.
I J. FRANCIS, CP. A.,
I Omiht, Ntb.
K?rr Tuendny
In April the Union I'aclflo will sell tickets
at the following greatly reduced rates:
From Omaha to San Francisco, Los
Angeles nnd San Diego ....$25.00
Ogdc'n, Salt Lake. Untie. Helena 23.00
Portland, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle.... 25.00
New city ticket office, 1324 Farnam St.
Tel. 316, Union Station, 10th and Marcy,
Tel. 629.
Sealskin coats repaired and cleaned at re
duced prices. O. E. Shukert, 315 South 16th.
Standard Glass nnd Paint Co., 1419 Dodge.
Stonccyphcr, printer; 1201 Howard St.
Tho Bathcry, reopened under new man
agement; massago and electric baths, 220-
224 Bee building. Ladles only.
Burkct. undertaker, 412 N. 16lh St.
To develop arms, neck and bust, try mas
sage treatment nt tho Ilathery, Dee building.
Expert operators, for ladles only.
Dance programs nnd wedding stationery.
A. I. Root, printer. 414-416 South 12th St.
Thi Wise Farmir
Docs not bit on his front porch and wait
for his corn to grow. He goes out Into
his Held and cultivates It. The wlso mer
chant-does not sit In his doorway and wait
for his patronage to grow. He goes out
into his Held nnd cultivates It. Tho nows-
paper Is his cornfield. The peoplo who read
it nre merely stalks, who must bring In to
him his Income. As ho sows, verily, so
shall ho reap. This Is why you sea our
numo so often In print. Wo want your
business.
l'ciuna tea
Newbro's Ifcrplcldo , 7So
Cramer's Kidney Cure 75a
Wine of Cardul .' Ho
Cutlcura Soap 20a
Hood s Hureuparma 7a
llu-Cfin Hair Tonic 76o
Stunrt'8 Catarrh Tablets 40o
Plnkhnm s Compound Wo
B. S. 8 76c
'l'alno's Celery Compound 75c
1 dozen 2-graln Qulnlno Capsules 7a
1 dozen 3-graln Qulnlno Capsules loo
1 dozen 5-gruln Qulnlno Capsules loo
Hosteller ! uuicrH vac
Pierce's Prescription 7Ca
Miles' Nervlno 7c
01 LI ACT Eft DRuasisT
a. W. Cor. lfltb and Chlow.
Jiwel Gasoleni Stovis
Aro mode in over fifty styles and sizes, and
are the only stoves In which tho quality Is
uniform. If you buy a small one, two or
three-burner stove, you get ono that Is Just
as safo nnd durabto as If you buy a largo
nnd expensive stove. Tho Jewel
Smoktlm Ginirator
Is tho ncarcHt thing to a perfect gasolene
stovo yet made. Wo nsk that you Investi
gate our claims and compare prices and
quality.
John Hussie -
Hardware Co.,
2407-210-) CuinlnK Street.
"If you buy It of IIusslo It's right."
MADAME I'lXAtll) IN OMAHA.
Madame Ed Plnaud, who Is associated
with tho famous "Sensation Perfume,"
which bears her namo, Is In tho city and on
Monday morning will begin a scries of ro-
ccptlons at the Myers-Dillon Drug Co. Sho
Is hero to meot tho ladles of Omaha and Is
giving away samples of pcrfurao to all who
visit tho storo. The roadame's reputation
has apparently preceded her, nnd thero Is
already considerable talk In regard to her
alleged sensational nctions In other cities.
It is said thnt she left Kansas City between
two days, after stirring up a rcgulur cy
clone of gossip on account of her peculiar
nnd sensational mothods. Tho ladles of
Omaha aro awaiting her first appearance
before filing a protest. At any rate, there
will be something doing at tho popular drug
store, if the polico do not Interfere.
A Foul Fiend
of disease Is what sower ga resolves
itself Into, when your plumbinK Is Im
perfect. If your family becomes en
feebled, or sickness 1 prevalent, look
to your plumbing. If It Is dcfectlvo.
thero Ilea the secret. Wo will respond
promptly to your order nnd Inspect
your plumbing and re-ctlfy nil defec
tions. As Hiinltnry plumbers, steam
nnd gas titers, our. work Is unsur
passed. Free & Black,
1800 Furn'tm.
Phone 1019.
4
Promises
Arc Not
Everything
If they wore .neither government
bona nor Ciitiltnble policies iruiiia
find a very rendy mnrkct.
A government bond bonrins 3
per cent Interest seljs nt n pre
mium, while tunny other bonds
promising twice ns much will not
sell, even nt pnr.
rromlsen nro chenp nnd it
doesn't cost much to print them.
It Isn't tho promises tho con-trncts-thnt
count, It Is nil In who
muken the promise.
Neither the government nor tho
Equitable promise lmposslbllltles
but whnt they do promise they per
form. Tho Equltnble's promises nre
bncked by over $00,000,000 of sur
plus. In any business, if tho nssets nre
no grcnter thnn the liabilities, there
can be no prollta, no dividends, for
two, from two leaves nothing. If
the nssets nre $12,000 nnd the lia
bilities $10,000, then dividends may
bo paid, for ten from twelve leaves
two.
Tnke the nssets nnd Ilnbllltles
of the Equltnble Society. Two
hundred nnd thirty-eight millions
from three hundred nnd four mil
lions lenves sixty-six mllllous of
surplus, and It Is from surplus only
tho dividends aro pnld.
The Equitable
Life Assurance Society
of the United States.
"Strongest in tho World.1'
H. D. NEELY
(Manager for Nebraska
206-208 Bee Building
OMAHA, NEB.
SEXINE
PILLS
$1.00 PER BOX
Sold by the General Agents
FULLER :B GO.
DRUG
AND
PAINT
Open all night.
14tb and Douglas Sts.
It it Our Busintss
To dispense hcalth-slvlnB prescriptions In
,tho rlRht wuy. U Is a business wo havo
jiot leurned in n day, but only ufter yearn
of hard, steady, persistent work nnd study,
coupled with a fleslro to know our business
In nl Its branches, no matter at what cost.
It Is our thoroughness In every particular
that gives our prescription department Its
precedence.
l'eruna Kio
Newbro'H Ilernlclde t)a
Cramer's Kidney Curo 75c
Wlno of Cardul , C'c
Cutlcura Soap 'J0o
Hood b Baruapnrilla 75c
Ilu-Cnu Hair Hestorer 7fc
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets 4Uo
Plnkham's Compound U'Jc
8. S. B 76a
Palno's Celery Compound 7u
Hostettcr's Bitters Too
Pierce s Prescription l&c
Miles' Nervine 75c
BOSTON CTORE
If DRUG W DEPT.
CURSE
OF
DRINK
' CURED BY
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY
Can be given In Glass of Water. Tea or
Coffee Without Patient's Knowledge.
White Ribbon itemed)' will euro or ds
troy tho diseased appetite for alcoholic
stimulants, whether tno patient is a con
firmed Inubrtate, "a tippler," social drlnkoi
oi irunkard
impossible for any one to have an ap
petite for alcoholic liquors atter jslne
White IUbDoti itomedy. Uy mall a. Trial
packago free hv writing Mrs. T. C. Moore,
Prea't W. C. T. U. Ventura, California.
Bold in Omaha. Neb., by Chan. II. Sohaefcr.
Utb and Chicago streets.
To Those Who Have
Had Trouble
In wearing artificial teeth, we aro
making a Solid Aluminum Plato for
$15.00, which Is much lower than over
before offered In Omaha. Wo guar
antee a perfect fit In all plates made,
A good set on rubber $5.00
Cold Crowns $5.00
BAILEY, The Dentist,
31S I'uxtun Ulk. luth Jt I'ltiiiiuu,
Lady Attendant. I'liune 1085.
II IVnCIT Cloak Specials
IS
And wo defy any houso in this
hem. If you buy a imrniont
neighbor's or any where else for
and get your cash.
ItTKT 1JKCKIVI5I) HY EXIVKKSS, 500 SKIKTS The assort
ment is excellent and prices are
our eastern buyer. o0 line sample skirts, some silk lined, eiaoo
rately trimmed, garments made to sell for $15 and 18, line ini
pqrted cloths, for, each 10.00.
Women's Silk Skirts, tnado of excellent quality taffeta
Women's Halnj Day Skirts, made of excellent
stltcllng. all sizes, worth $5.00, for
Women's SerRo Skirts, trimmed with stitched
and velvet bound, worth 55.00, for
Women's Drocndo Skirts, worth $2.00, for
Just Received by Express an Excellent Lot of
Ladies' Silk Waists
Lot 1 On sale Monday at, each
Lot 2 Waists thnt aro worth $6.00 for
200 moro of those famous now Imported Wool
dens') known ns tho "Ilayden" Waist, on
1 tablo of ladles' sprlnK Jackets, worth up
Lndles' silk cton Jackets at $5.00, $0.00, $7.00
"Children's Jacket s, 200 of them, for $1.98.
Women's Suits, excellent quality homespun,
mado In the blouse, cton and bolero styles,
cuffs and skirt trimmed with stitched
bauds of taffeta a suit mado to soli for
$12.50, for
100 Suits, somo sill; lined throughout, oUV
tho newest styles, In all wool cheviots and III I II I
Venetians, worth $20.00, for
175 Suits a late purchaso for spot cash
early In tho season cost $23.00 to $30.00
now at Ilnydens' they nro
Women's wrappers, worth $1.50, for 93c.
Women's black mercerized underskirts, 15-tn, flounce, a
skirt mndo to sell for $2.50, Hnyden's solo price only $1.00.
Great Millinery
A lino never before equalled. Tho largest
Omaha.
An olaborato nnd exquisite lino ot swell blnck, white, pink, light blue, brown,
tan nnd yellow chiffon hats tho latest productions for tho summer season. rrlcc3
fully one-third less than regular quotations.
HAYDEN BROS.
RKAI) OUIt AD
II AVftEIT
llATUCIIS
tepvniOHT hoi
Tic Stun Biochu
Mil
m
nobby, absolutely all wool cassinieres and cheviots. These suits
are cut to the very latest ideas. We want you to see these gar
units, at ?tf.75, 5.00 and $0.75.
Great Sale of New Spring Shoes Monday.
All tho newest styles and best makes on
salo at less than regular wholesale- prices.
Over 1000 ralrs
ladles' $3.00
In black and
vlcl kid
tans, on
laco Bample shoes,
salo at $1.00.
HAYDEN BROTHERS.
PRICE 50 CENTS.
For Sale by all Druggists and Glove Dealers
Consultation Free from 2 to 4. When ordering by mail
add 5 cents for postage.
It Takes GOOD TOBACCO and HAND
THE
Is Now Being Made From Fine Cuban Tobacco, Crop of 1900.
F. If. RICE M. C. CO., Manufacturers. St. Louis. UNION MADE
for Monday
western country to compete with
here and pee anything at your
the same money, bring our's back
low. A spot cash transaction by
quality cloth, several rows of
I1'88
bands ot taffeta, percallno lined,
-"3
"0c
$1.95
13-90
Waists (to bo had only at Hay-
salo nt -JJ
to $10 at $2.93.
and $8.00.
Bilk lined Jackot
reverses, collar,
6.75
15.00
Sale
department In
D ON PAQB 13.
"A miss is as good
as a mile."
A true saying as applied to many things
but never more than when applied to cloth
ing. If it just misses a good lit or just misses
good style, you Avill never be satisfied with
it. That is Avhy you always run a risk in or
dering from your custonrtailor. A slight
mistake may be made in the cutting that will
spoil the whole effect to you, and yet cannot
be remedied. You accept the suit because the
tailor cannot afford to lose it, and you have
a tender heart. Such a thing cannot, happen
if you buy a STEIN-BLOCK HEADY TAIL
ORED SUIT Oil TOP COAT.
You see just how they look at once. No
chance of a miss. Worth investigating, isn't
it? Suit .$15 to .$25, top coats, .$15 to ?;15, and
your money back for the asking. We show a
beautiful range of 50 different styles of bright
40 Styles In tho llrooks llroa' flno Hochcs
tcr mado shoes, for ladles, In vlcl kid, pat
ent leather and Ideal hid, all sites and
widths, regular $4.00 and $5.00 valuc3, on
ealo at $1.00, $3.50 and $3.00.
3G0 pairs J. W. Naylor's make of $3.00
patent leather, cloth top, ladles' shoes, In
all sizes, on oulo nt $1.97.
MISSRS AND CIIILnnEN'S SHOES.
15 styles of the "Morrlam" mako of shoes
for misses, In vlcl kid laco nnd button,
sizes 11 to 2, worth $2.00, on snlo nt $1.50.
10 atylcs of tho "Merrlam" shoes for
children on sate at $1.00.
300 pairs of tho "Alden" shoes for boys,
tho best that's made, worth $2.00, all
sizes, on salo at $l.r0.
260 pairs of tho "Alden" shoes for
youths, all sizes, worth $lj5, on salo at
$1.25.
IN DAHGAIN HOOM SHOE JJEPT.
Infant's 35c soft sole shoes at 10c.
MIsbcs' $1.50 kid laco shoes ot 98c.
Child's Soc kid shoes at 48c.
noys' $1.45 calf laco shoes at 98c.
RE -NO -MAY
POWDER
Manufactured by
A. Mayer Company,
316 Bob Bldg.
WORK to Make a Good 10c CIGAR
Laird,
Schober
Co.
Philadelphia
are the favor
ite shoemak
ers for partic
ular women.
Their shoes are
for the critical, for
the properly dis
criminating, for
those who want
what is just right.
Grand Priz
Paris Exposition, 1900
"Elaine,"
one of Laird.Scho
ber & Co.'s models,
is the daintiest typo
of dress boot.
We show it as
well as a number of
other styles of these
famous makers.
We nre EXCLUSIVE SELLINQ
AGENTS lor Omaha and vicinity for
this eclobrated lino, and Invite your
Inspection.
FRY SHOE CO
FOIIMKIILY
Carfwrigbt
N. E. Cor. Ifth 7 A
and Douglas Qf
Clean Your
Yard
And to do good work you need
GOOD TOOLS
JlAKIiS,
1IOKS,
WHUEI.BAHnOWS,
GARDEN TOOLS,
I'RUMNO ftUKAIlS,
1'HUNINC. KNIVES,
nunniNO knivich.
Jas. Morton & Son Go.
1511 Dodge Street.
WEBER LUDWIG PIANOS
PERFIELD
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Room 7, Main Court, Bee Bldg.
To tho person RueRsInc tbo correct or
nearest correct number of pieces In thin
$100 piano Riven away by Tho Omaha Heo
and now on exhibit at my store, main court,
Uco Dulldlng, 1 will Rive ?50.00 due bill, to
apply on the purcbaao of any new ptauo In
stock. To guess uso Omaha I)co blanks.
Call and sco the piano and my $300 pianos,
$98.G0.
Weber, Whoolock, I.udwlg and other
pianos and oreans at cut prices. Tuning
and repairing. Contest closca May 10th.
T. H. PERFIELD,
Room 7, Dec HtilldltiK.
Largest Shipment of
Cameras Ever Sent
West of Mississippi
Wo have Just received our first In
stallment of this year's cameras, In
cluding Promos, Tocos, Koronas, Cy
clones. Theso aro wonderfully Improved and
greatly reduced In prlco. Don't buy
any old camera till you seo this lino.
A beautiful double lens (rectllcnear)
I'ocn Camera, with automatic Bhuttor
and carrying caso complete, for 18.00.
THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER COMPANY
1215 Parniim Street.
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