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( '20 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: StTKPAY, JULY 14, 1901. HEAVY CLOTHING NEEDED Bwiattn and Log lirti Popular in Eittt 7 ark, CoWrade, BUT IT IS COOL IN COLORADO U in n)i a Wmunii Wrltcn Hume to Save Her Iltinlimiil from City's Unit nuil Ilecoiiiniends Colornlu KSTKS PAHK, Colo., July 12.-My Dear Husband: Tlio Omaha papers you mailed mo arrived this morning. Of courso, I en joyed Rotting tho home news, but I was dis tressed to learn of tho long continued sea ton of hot weather that has bee.? Inflicted upon you. Just to think of It's being 100 and 102 degrees abovo zero In Omaha, while here It Is so cool that tho children are playing around a log tiro In front of the cabin, and I'm wearing that sweater which you Instated upon my bringing and which I was bo sure I should not need. When I read of men being prostrated In all tho largo cities and thought of tho torrid glaro of Farnnm street, through which you must go four times a day, I told llttlo Mary that I Was going to wrlto to you to urge you to como out hero now In stead of putting off your vacation until August, ns you had plauncd. It really doesn't seem as though It could be any hot ter In Omaha In August than It la now. So plcaso close up your desk and como up among tho mountains. You wanted to know something about Estos park. It's perfectly splendid. Snow capped mountains surround tho placo and tho weather Is perfect. Tho air Is JubI like a tonic It's so invigorating. As I told you, grato fires are welcome In tho evening. Hut no wonder It's cool here. Wo arc moro than 7,500 feet above the sea level. Kvcry nook and corner of Kates park appears to have ltR own peculiar charm. Thero are many captivating places to which wo rldo or drive almost every dny and loaf or flsh. Tho streams aro well filled with mountain trout and I think you would best bring along your fishing rods. Some of the mon at the hotel have been out hunting, and, judging from their success, I should say thero were plenty of game within a day's rldo. When you como out wo hopo to go up to tho summit of Long's peak, tho highest mountain around here H.000 fcut and moro. Those who have mado the ascent say tho view from tho top of tho peak Is superb. I wish you would tell Mrs. Johnson, who Ib coming out hero with her two boys week after next, that board is not so expensive ns sho thought. Thero arc several private houses wlicro rates aro from $5 to J8 a wock. At the hotels tho rates rnngo from JS to $12 nnd from $10 to $15 a week. Tho rates by the month are proportionately lower. Tell hor to bring her golf clubs with her, for there are good links here kept by tho hotel. Hiding horses and teams can bo secured it slight expense from the hotel livery. Tho trip out here was not unpleasant, oven though It was so warm. Wo left you at tho Burlington station, Omaha, at 4:25 Thursday afternoon, as you know, nnd at 7:10 tho next morning arrived In Denver right on tho dot. Tho afternoon wns warm, but as wo raced across tho Nebraska plains that ovenlng It grew cooler, tho train creat; lng a flno breeze by Its own swift motion. We had supper In the dining car, nnd, as you know from traveling on the Burlington yourself, It was good. Tho electric fans kept tho car cool, nnd, although tho waiters wcro busy from Lincoln to Hastings, the service was abovo criticism. I recalled that atory you told mo about a man In a Bur lington dining car who after dinner wrote on the back of his menu: "Tho word Bur lington Is llko sterling on silver." John, I think that man was all right. Wo left Denver for Estes part at ?;J0 Friday morning and after a run of forty eight miles came to Lyons, Colo. A stago ride of twenty miles from Lyons took us through some beautifully mountainous coun try nnd gave us all largo appetites for lunch. In less than a day wo had exchanged tho heat of tho city, with all Its misery, for the cool of tho mountains and Its delights, and never did I rejolco moro nt making a trade. Koep as cool as you can, but if you really want to bo cool and comfortable, come out to Colorado. Affectionately yours, w DOHOTHV,, P. S. I almost forgot to tell you to toll Mrs. Johnson that thoso $19 tickets, Omaha to Denver and return, via the Burlington, are good to return any tlmo until October 81. D. Soo tho great electric city, casino theater, Lako Manawa. Dir.n. QUINN Mrs. J. L,., aged 36 years, at St. Joseph's hospital Friday nt 10:20 n. m. Funeral Sunday at. 2 p. m. from residence, 2412 Wirt street, to Holy Scqulchro ceme tery. All Mnccnbees pleaso attend. By order J. L. Vcscy, Com. WANTED A star tea, cigar and splco salesman, with an established trado In theso goods in Nebraska. Largo salary to tho right man. II. C. FISHER, Chicago. Stearns paints, tho paints that hold. Gtandard GlasB and Taint Co., 1419 Dodge. Itc-No-May powder tor excessive per aplratlon. At druggists and glovo dealors. IftftSCOFIELD 1U I CLOAKS SUIT CO.I Tatfcta Silk Dress Skirts Wo aro constantly nddtng to our stock of Silk Dress Skirts. We can give you bettor value and better styles for f 13.00, $15.00, $10,60, $17.50, 118.50, $20.00 and $22.50 than can bo found anywhere else. Mali orders solicited. Satisfaction or your monoy bnck. m SC0FIELD CUIJK&SUITCO. J510 Uounlll !tt. Shrader's Fig Powder It Is tho finest, safest, most effectual medlclno known to tho medical profession today. By Its searching nnd cleansing qualities It driven out tho foul corruptions wucn contnminuio inu uioou mm cuuso no rangement nnd decay. Stimulates and re lleves the vital functions, promotes en crgy. strength. All diseases urlao from ronxtlnatlon. Every one should give FIG l'OWDEH n fair trial. Tho sclenco of medicine nnd chemistry hnvu never pro duced so valuable a remedy nor one so potent to euro nil diseases arising from constipation, liver complaint, dyspepsia, In digestion, Iosh of appetite, scrofula, rheu routlttm, chills und fever or nny diseases nrislng from constlpntlon or derangement of the stomach, liver or kidneys. Sold by your druggist for 25c, or Bend to W.J. Slimier Medicine Co.. New York or Oiiisri, Neb. I DIES FAR FROM HER HOME SIr. l'rnncls Wnrrlnier, Wife of Army Sumeon, Expires In Thin City. Mrs. Francis Warrlmer, wife of an army surgeon who Is now on duty at Manila, died at tho Bachelors' hotel In this city Fri day night. Mrs. Warrlmer lives at Staunton, Vn., from which place sho started several weeks ago to make tho Journey to San Francisco by easy stages. Sho expected to meet her husband at San Francisco sonio tlmo In July, but when she reached Omaha sho received word that his departure from tho Philippines had been delayed and ho would not bo able to reach this country until early In September. Mrs. Warrlmer was quite 111 with stomach troublo when sho reached this city and sho determined to stop here for medical treat ment before proceeding to San Francisco. Sho was at tho Clarkson hospital until sev eral days ago, when she was removed to moro comfortable quarters at the Bachelors', whero sho was attended by Dr. Mllroy and a trained nurse. The physicians at the hos pital wcro of tho opinion that tho sick woman could not recover, and It Is said they required her to sign a statement that hor removal from tho Institution was against their will and advice. Mrs. Warrlmer was only 25 years of age. In tho last hours of her life sho apparently thought only of her husband, repeatedly calling his name and expressing tho wish to llvo until she could soo him again, Sho passed away nt 9 o'clock, with only her sister and her husband's cousin at her bed side. Her sister started tor Staunton, Va., today with tho remains. tiAKE OKOIJOJ1. On the Mllwnukce Hnllvrny. For a short or a long vacation tho beau tiful lake offers tho most economical yet delightful outing that is avallablo for Omaha people. Quickly and easily reached from Omaha via the Mllwaukco railway, altitude almost 2,000 foot, air always cool and Invigorating. A beautiful, clear, deep lako with high shores picturesquely timbered with hard wood trees. Excellent fishing, boating and bathing. Moderate-priced but good hotels. This Is a list of advantages not to bo equaled Full Information cheerfully furnished at the Mllwaukco railway city ofllco, 1504 Far nam street. F. A. NASH. O. W. A. State. Amatour Ilowlng association Lako Manawa July 10 and 17. Send articles of Incorporation, notices of stockholders' meetings, etc., to The Boo. Wo will glvo them proper legal Insertion. Telephone 23S. Oreat balloon ascension at Manawa 7:30 p. ni. Sunday. Chenn Summer Excursion Via 1111 noln Central It. 11. St, Paul and return, during July and Aug 1st $12.65 Minneapolis and return, during July and August 12,65 Duluth and return, during July and August 16.95 Chicago and return, July 23-25 14.75 Loulsvllld and return, August 24-26.. 21.50 Buffalo and return, every day 25.75 Circuit tours via Great Lakes to Buf falo and Intermediate points. Staterooms reserved In advance. Call at City Tlckot Ofllco, 1402 Farnam St., for particulars, or address W. H. Brill, D. P. A., I. C. It. It., Omaha Nebi Hear Dalby's Band. Lake Manawa. Additional Accommodations. On account of the very low rates made to Colorado points THE UNION PACIFIC has placed In service another through Pull man sleeper on train No. 3 for Denver, leaving Omaha at 4:25 p. m. dally, and con tinuing until Soptember 10. A tourist sleeper will alio b attached to this tralq for Denver, July ( to 13, In clusive. This service affords passengers the very best accommodations with the greatest pos sible comfort. ' Reservations should be made as far in ad vance as possible. New city ticket offlco, 1324 Farnam street Tel. 316. Dr. Lord has returned. Office, Paxton block; hours, 2 to 4 Telephone, 33. Publish your legal notices la The Weekly Bee. Telephone 23S. BORO-LITHIA WATER WILL KEEP YOU WELL It you drink a glass of Boro-Llthla Water boforo each meal these hot days It will Increase your working capacity, and keep you well. It Is a delightful beverage whethor takn by Itself or as an adjunct to other liquors. v This was the only Lithla on tho market which was recognized by tho U. S. Gov ernment as being of special medicinal valuo, and therefore subject to STAMP TAX. Wo sell 100 kinds of mineral wator and have them on draught at the Onyx Queen. Sherman & McGonneil Drug Go. 'The Drug Store on the Corner." SIXTEENTH AND DODGE ST., OMAHA, & Correct Styles Fall Footwear Now on Display, THERE HAVE BEEN SHOE SALES BE FORE? THE OREAT CLEARANCE AT THIS STORE will go down 111 history ns !,,nJi'ir3?ii"i. '1.!,c,ou,n.1 ,n a11 regular ncs wi'ivii ii.i m nun luitu Ulm ICSs. MONDAY Ladles' Sllppers-brokcn lines former price 3.W. $3.00. $2.60. $2.00 and $1 50 reduced to $l.9S, l.M, 0So and VfC down to sZJG MONDAY-Clcarlng up Patent "Leather stock-broken Ilnes-JG.OO, $5.00 nnd $4.00 lines; salo prlco no $3.25. $2.29 and I I.flo M'.8 SHOES-Patent Leathers. Vlcl Kid, Box Calf-.2.3R. I.OR MONDAY ONLY Men's 'shoes most small sizes. 6tf to 7tt! widths. AA to JzC C only tans, salo prlco OVC Monday Hoys' and Misses' shoes at Just filwifit tmlf ...In. " OSTROM ENTERS A PROTEST OppeiM Ooitriotinj for Oradiif Without Hariag Fundi Irallabl. SAYS WORK IS UNNECESSARY AT PRESENT 1'imlon Commissioner, However, In alt on Letting Contracts for About ",000 of Ante-Klec-tlon Itond Work. Resolutions by Commissioners Hoctor and Hofeldt instructing tho county clerk to advertise for bids on about 60,000 cubic yards of grading wcro put through at yes terday's meeting of tho county board, in splto of vigorous opposition from Commis sioner Ostrom, who contended that tho work is unnecessary and that thero is no money avullable to pay for It. Tho grad ing is to be dono on tho Dodgo street and Sarpy county lino roads nnd will cost In the neighborhood of $9,000. Ostrom was tho only commissioner to voto in the negative on tho resolutions authorizing tho call for bids, Harto being absent. "This grading," said Commissioner Os trom, "cannot bo paid for until wo mako tho 1902 levy, and as tho contractors will have to wait that long for their money they will put tho equivalent of a good In terest chargo onto their bids and tho county will bo required to pay much moro for the work than it would if it had the cash. Thero remains a balanco of only $13,000 in this year's road fund and con tracts to exhaust this amount have already been made. In tho bridge fund wo have a balanco of $29,410, but we havo already in curred obligations amounting to about $9,000 against this fund nnd tho remain ing $20,000 will bo needed for tho usual repairs und maintenance of roads and brldgca during tho year. So it Is that tho county hnon't a dollar to spend for new grading work this year. Thero might bo somo excuso for contracting for necessary work that we cannot pay for until next year, but tho grading proposed in tho reso lutions adopted this morning Is unnecessary at this time." Oklahoma ISioornlon, July 16 tbo Rock Island Routo will sell round trip tickets to all points In Okla homa at rate, of ono fare, plus two dollars. Tickets will bo good for 30 days from dato of salo and permit of stop-overs on tho going trip. This will bo your last opportu nity to see that country before It Is thrown opsn for settlement on August 6. Remember that tho Rock Island Routo Is tho short lino to Oklahoma and tho only ono having through car service. Tlckots nnd full Information at Rqck Island city ticket offlco, 1323 Farnam St., Omaha, Nob. Electric launch makes ten minute trip across Lako Manawa. Mortality Statistics. Tho following deaths and births were re ported to tho city, henlth commissioner for the twenty-four hours ending ut noon Sat urday; Deaths Mrs. Myrtle Quinn, 2412 Wirt, aped 36; Mrs. John Ford, St. Joseph's hos pital, nged 55: Nellie Doody, Sixteenth and Chicago, nged IS. Births Peter Anderson, 2521 North Fif teenth, boy; Fred Odefey, 60S South Thir teenth, boy: F. E. Youngs, 4411 North Twenty-eighth avenue, boy. Dr. R. D. Mason, rectal surgery.Brown blk Shoes of Quality and Fashion Without an opportunity to show our shoes, wo can't prove their superior ity over other shoes sold at tho same prices; but wo can easily prove It to any one' who will call in our stora and allow us to show them our shoes. Thoso who call to see, usually buy, and having bought onco, they como back whenever they want shoes; and tho reason 13 because they get better quality and moro style In the shoes wo sell, than In any others at the samo price. You can buy two pair of shoes here and pay no more profit than you would on ono patr bought elsewhere. Wo llko to show goods whether we sell or not. FRY SHOE CO FOHMEItLT Cartwrigbt N. E. Cor. 16th and Dougl Paints The oldest and one of the most reliable paint houses Is still furnishing the best grade of goods In tho city. We sell J. W. MASURY & SONS' MIXED PAINTS, per gallon, $1.60. VARNISH FLOOR STAINS. Cherry, oak, mahogany, ebony, rosewood, walnut V4 pints 20c, pints 35c, quarts 65c. Floor oils, per quart, 35c. Floor wax, Butchers, 50c can. Floor varnish, per quart, $1.00. Warranted not to crack or turn white with water, Oood paint brush, 25c. FULLER 3 CO., wmammmmmmmmmmm ia aai uosgiaa sta. QUEER VARIETY OF LOOT Thief l'ernlst In Stealing n Mttle of BverythliiK from Mr. Henrico. H. K. Hendee, 4402 Dodge street, com plained to tho police yesterday that ho Is tho victim of persecution from certain of his nolghbors. For tho past ten days, ho says, he has been missing small articles, few of them of any Intrinsic value, but which ap pear to havo been taken with a view to harassing him. Tho first theft was on July 5 nnd from then on until July 11 ho missed ono article each dny. Tho list follows: A washtub, three custard pies, pickax, clothesline, set ting of eggs, Holstcln calf 3 days old, en Iron bootjack. Mr. Hcndco gave the police tho name and address of tho suspect. 8tIMMIl.lt KXCUIISION HATES. Via the Mllirankre nallrray July 23, 24 and 25, Omaha to Chicago and return, $14.75. July 4, 5 und 6, Cincinnati and return, $22.50. July E, 6 and 7, Detroit and return, $22. July 10, 21 and 22, Mllwaukco and return, $16.75. Low rates to summer resorts. City ticket ofllco, 1501 Farnam st. Tel. 234. Manhattea Reach bath houses open at Lako Manawa. Card of Thank. Mrs. James Cravons and family herewith tender their heartfelt thanks to nil who so kindly extended their sympathy during tho last Illness of their beloved husband and father, especially to Mr. M. Wulpl of tho Omaha Casket company and his em ployes, to tho Sir Knights and Ladles of Maccaboes, Uniform Hlvo No. 35 and to tho Union PaclQc freight houso employes, also to our neighbors and friends. Mrs. James Cravens and Family. Thro Yellowstone Turk I'crnonnlly Conducted. A personally conducted excursion party leaven Omaha Tuesday, August 20, for a ten days' trip to and through Yollowstono park. Tho 'cost will bo less than $100. That amount covers every expense of tho trip railroad fare, slecpor both ways, meals en route, hotols and stage through tho park. Dooklcts giving full Information can be had in about a week by addressing J. Francis, general passenger agent, Burling ton routo, Omaha. Havo Root print It. Leg Man The Hill Pants Co. are mak ing a specialty of $3.50 and 5.00 pants all 4.00, ?5.00 and $6.00 pants will be made to order for $3.50 And all $7.00, $8.00, $9.00 and $10.00 pants will be mado to order for $5.00 An elegant line of flannels made in the latest style for $3.50 Bee our window display 200 styles to select from. Hill Panis Company 320 South 15th St., Omaha. The only exclusive pants bouse. Sample sent to out-of-town customers. Your Teeth are precious and should ro ' celve tho best care you pos- Bult a dentist. Our work all guaran teed. Gold Crowns $5.00 Good Set Teeth ....$5.00 Taft's Philadelphia Dental Rooms 1517 Doughty St. 2 UN TUB NOnTIIWKSTEtlN 1,1 NR. Cheap Kxcnrslnna, $16.75, Milwaukee and return, July 20, 21 and 22. Chicago and return, $11.75, July 23, 24, 25. Very low rates to the Ruffalo exposition. City ticket ofllce, 1101-1403 Farnam street, Hamilton Warren, M. D., eclectic nnd magnetic physician, oHlcc at tho Central hotel, Cor. 15th and Dodge streets, till a sultablo location can be found. Special at tention to nil long standing or lingering diseases and to diseases of women nnd children. .ntlee l. O. T. M. Tho members of Lady Holllster Hive No. 2 nro requested to meet at 212S Wirt to attend the funeral of Lady Myrtle Quinn, Sunday( today) at 1 o'clock. Uy Order of Lady Hnnak. HAYDEN s Semi-Annual Sale Mens and Boys' Clothing The best makes in men's and boys' seasonable nnd stylish clothing now being closed out nt one-third to one-half off former prices. It will pay you io supply yourself now. Our fall linos will soon begin to nrrive and we must have the room. iKESTHN-KOCHtO All our men's odd outincr flannel nants. that were $3.50 f. $G.50, now only $1.50, $2.50 nnd All our young men's odd long pants that were $1.50, $2.50, $3.50 and $5.00, now at 95c, $1.50 and $2.50. Boys' washable knee pant suits that were 50c to $2.50, now 15c, 45c, 75c nnd 95c. READ GREAT SALE ON PAGE 11. HAYDEN Semi-Atinual Clearing Sale in Cloak Department. The finest assortments, the createst and best designs in women's handsomest and most stylish suits. natal, sKiris, juciveis ana wrappers, are now being sacrificed at prices no house in Omaha can compete with.. MONDAY THE SALE WILL BE AT ITS HEIGHT. on sale at 15 and $20. ' ' ' Women's serge, cheviot and broadcloth skirts, worth S10.00 for $5.00. READ GREAT SALE ON PAGE 11. HAYDEN 1 S CLOSING OUT 10,000 TAHtS OF FINF. OXFORDS AND SLIPPERS AT LESS THAN MANUFACTURER'S COST. CHILDREN'S tlno J1.25 vlcl kid strap slippers, at 90c. MISSES' flno tl.BO vlcl kid turn sole strap slippers, 08c. LADIES' fine $1.50 vlcl kid turn strap slippers, 9Sc. LADIES' fine $2 vlcl kid turn strap slip pers, f 1.25. READ GREAT SALE ON PAGE 11. HAYDEN It Takes GOOD TOBACCO and HAND THE Is Now Biing Made From Fine Cuban Tobacco, Crop of 1900. F. It. If ICE M. C. CO., Manufacturers, St. Louis. UNION MADE HOLY FAMILY SOCIAL, One of America's I.rndlnn Orator the Principal Attrnetlmi. Colonel John F. Flnnorty of Chicago will speak at tho Holy Family lawn social 1 Wednesday evening, July 17. This Is Mr. Flnnerty's first visit to Omaha In mnny years nnd ho will undoubtedly be given I a grand reception. His thumo will be ! "Tho Irish In America." There will bo ex cellent music, a splendid program aud the long list of attractions which have made the Holy Family lawn socials famous. I.nke OUnlinJI, Tho Ideal summer resort. Quickly and easily reached from Omaha via the Milwau kee railway, tho only through line. City ofllce, 1501 Farnam street. For policies that nro slcht drafts a maturity npply. to II V. Nooly, tnnnase Equitable Life, 200-20S Roe building. Boys' 50c Knee Pants at 15c. 1,000 pairs men's fine $3.00 trousers, re duced to $1.50. All our men's $2.50 trousers, reduced to 95c and $1.25. All our men's odd suit pants that were $1.50 to $0.50, reduced to $2.50 anil $3.75. All our men's suits that were $7.50, re'duced to $3.75. All our men's suits that were $15.00, re duced to $7.50. All the Stein-Bloch men's suits that were $15 to $20, reduced to only $10.00. All the men's suits that were $8.50 and $10.00, reduced to $5.00. All the men's outing flannel suits that were $5.00, $7.50 and up to $15, now right at the height of the season, reduced to $3.75, $5.00 and $7.50. $3.50. Women's Wash Waists Monday 71c. Women's percale wrappers, worth $1.00, at 35c. Women's fine $2 wrappers, now only 98c. Women's underskirts, with 2 ruflles, the $1 quality, for only 2oc. Women's wash skirts, for only 25c. Women's suits, worth up to $25, for only $8.98. 75 sample suits, worth up to $50, for only $19.50. Women's silk waists, worth S3, for $1.50. Women's silk eton jackets, worth $15, for $4.50. Women's silk skirts, worth $12.00 for $0.95. Women's silk skirts, wnvrli S:in nnd sin Semi-Annual Sale in Shoe Dept. LADIES' FINK OXFORDS ON SALE LADIES' fine 3,G0 vlcl kid turn oxford ties, $1.47. LADIES' flno $2 vlcl kid tan and black oxford ties, $1.25. FINK SHOES ON SALE CHILDREN'S line $2 patent leather shoos, $1.25, MISSES' flno $2.50 patent leather shoes, 11 to 2. $1.50. LADIES' flno $3 vlcl kid turn solo laco shoes, $1.97. LADIES' flno $3 patent leather laco shoes, $1.97. SHOE SALE IN UAROAIN ROOM LADIES' flno $1.50 kid oxford ties, 98c. LADIES' flno $1.25 kid strap slippers, 75c. LADIES' $1 tennis oxfords, 50c. CHILDREN'S flno 75c kid shoes, 3 to 8, 50c. BROS I WORK to Make a Oood lOo CIGAR TWO GOOD THINGS Tho first Is our 8UK13 DHATH this la tho kind of weather that makos burrs and BUHB DEATH Is tho stuff that kills 'env K'C for a pint bottlo. Tho second Is our l-.Kyjttlan Lotus Cream for tnn, sunburn and freckles -and the sun is hot onoUKh now to mitko oni ns brown na a Oytisv It costs 10c n bottle. lco Cream Soda jiv. Ice Cream Soda, special for tho little folks ,-,(, tfi'lii Catarrh 1'iMvilrr ;t, Trmiitiitloii Tunic 7,v, MN Ilrnln a mt Ncrvo Trra t Mini t . I 7n Stuart's lil.u'kberry Hnlsam, 33c size . ,. .oj AH 2oc PontrlilpiR li"i .so 4.11 Whim Hoso Olycerlno Soap .... Uo 2.j Carter h Llttlo Liver I'llls 15o ilXa. Wtablp Cathiirtlc Fills l3o $2 Cotton Hoot, Tnnsy nnd I'cnnyroynl Fills $1.00 2oc Hire's Hoot Hour (pcinilno) ISo '1 Cromer's Kidney nnd Liver Curo .... 75o $1 l'erunn (upcclnl price by dozjn) .... 75o C astorla (kind you havo always bought) ?30 SCHAEFER'S c Drug Store. 11. 717. s. W. Cur. Illlli nml Chlcnuo. Goods delivered FREE to anr part of city. Special Offer to Holiday Seekers Wo will offer our It. D. NO. 22, 4x5 special camera mado by tho ROCHESTER OPTICAL CO., for tho next ten days for $11.90. This Is a tele-iilioto camera with Im proved vlcbar shuttor, rlslnK and fall ing front, roverslblo back, raok and pinion movement, 1). & 1 rapid rectclinenr leii3 with solid leathor currying ensc. SEE SAMPLE OF riCTUItB TAKEN WITH A ROVE IN OUR WINDOW. This Is a genuine ' f; -r THE R0BE1U DEMPSTER COMPANY 1215 Farnam Strjt. Excluslvo dealers In Photo Bup piles. MONDAY SPiC flLS Violet Sen Halt u.to l()-lb. Snck .Sen Salt uo Violet Atuuiuiilu, pint 'JOo Until Tiitileti IMlo Until llrimlies U5e Until SpunKOH , una lino bottle Cuntorin II." o 91.00 LUtcrliie, Imtllc 7.a 91.00 llottle l'i rii-mi 7r i!fio Ilroiuo ()iiliilnc .... J, "in 2,!o Carter' 1'llln IT.o 25o Meniicii'n Tnleiim 1'iMiiler.. lfto Una Hu-Cnn llellniluiiiin l'lnntern, o StGo Ha-Cuii llellnilnnna Cmml- cum rianter Ho Huuar of Milk (pure) per Hi.... UTiu I'lionpntl Hoillniu (pure) per 111.. -.To llornulo Aeld (pure) per Hi...... -Tin Compound Cnthnrtlc I'llls, lox,. Ho 91 Wtil'i Nerve anil Ilrnln Trent men t 11)u R0ST0N STORE W DRUG g DEPT. A Satisfying Thirst Qutncher During the Day Tho economy of nature demands that tha system of man bo supplied with Bulllclont puro water to aid tno digestive process, to maintain tho equilibrium, depicted by tho tllter-Hko action of tho kidneys nnd by elimination through tho pores of tho skin. That craving of tho system which mnnlfestu Itself as thirst Is satisfied by no other means so fully us It Is by drinking White Rock Water Tho tonlo properties of this water nro united to rare dlgcBtlvo Qualities, which aid the stomach In Its functions. Put up In cases of plnta or qunrts, De livered In tho city. Myers-Dillon Drug Go. 16th and Furtnun Sts. NOW IS THE TIME TO- Buy Hose Remember wo nro exclusive agents for tho celebrated GOODRICH HOSE. Our brands: WHIRLPOOL, ARTESIAN, CASCADE, DELUGE, TRITON. THE HOSE IS RIGHT AND SO AUK OUlt 1'IUOES. Jas. Morton & Son Go. IIoiIk Street. mnfln. Raflttered A. Mayer Co., 220 BEE BUILDING OMAHA, NEB. Phooo Hit Re-No-May Powder Not only rllevs, hut positively cure all disorder of the (cet. stops odorous peripU ration, cures leader, swollen and palatal (t. Prici 50 Cents. For Sale by all Drulsts and Glove Dealer Consultation Free from 2 to 4. When ordering by mall add 6 canta (or t postac. ReO'Mar Skin Food for taclal mssiaza. lU-No-May Cream tolieua aad whlttu Iks haads aad (aca. IE Mi II 1