RULE WORKS BOTH WAYS
GoTinimiit Iocrtani m WU ti Diom&iis
Tix 01 Public
COLLECTOR STEPHENSON RECEIVES NOTICE
CoMimiinlcntloa lit 'Which Mcvrrnl In
teresting rcnOirr of .ctv Ilev
ciuie I.uiv Are S?t Forth
Stntu of llcKiilntloun.
Klmcr V, Stcphcnsoa, collector of tho
Internal revenue, has received a com
munication from tho commissioner of Inter
nal revenue, showing that the amendments
to tbo war rovcuuo law, which went Into
effect July 1, not only reduced tnxes gen
erally, but placed taxes upon certain In
struments which under the original law
wero exempt. Tliu communication Is In
the form of a decision rendered upon tho
application of another collector for n con
struction upon a part of tho amendment
which omits the provisions In regard to
exempting from taxation certain bonds ro
qulrod by courts In several forms of pro
ceeding. Waiving the formal Introduction,
referring to tho communication from the
collector, tho decision says:
This ofilco has ruled that bonds of ad
ministrators and executor which vera
formerly held to ho exempt ns bond is
sued In legal proceedings reuulro to bo
stamped on nnd after July 1, 1991, In con
sequence of the omission of the exemption
heretofore accorded to sueh bonds, 'lho
bonds of guardians and receivers or trus
tees nppolntcd by tho court would nlso b?
llublo to taxation on and after July 1 for
tho same reason. Other bonds such as
prosecution bonds, Injunction bonds, stay
bonds, nppcal bonds, bonds In writs of
error, cost bonds and delivery bonds nre
not Included In tho paragraph as amended
and would not, therefore, bu taxable.
Tho amount of tho tax required on tho
bonds mentioned above as subject to tax
Is 60 cents each.
mils f i.miiiiK.
Another Important decision of this week
refers to stamps on bills of lulling. The
commissioner holds that whllo congress ex
empted tbo stamps from express receipts,
It did so only ns affects companies regu
larly engaged In tho express business and
other companies not so regularly engaged,
but which carry on an express business as a
sldo lino whllo deriving their principal rcv
onuo from other sources, must pay tho tax
on all consignments. Tho opinion was
given upon the request of a railroad com
pany which for sonio ttmo has made a prac
tice of running milk trains In tho cast. For
a few years tho milk was handled by nn
express company, but recently the company
has taken tho management of the trains
into Us own hands. It does not issue re
ceipts or bills of lading for tho cans, but
collects and delivers them similar to tho
express companies. It Is held that upon
each shipment a tax of 1 cent Is due, whllo
express companies In the came business are
not required to stamp their receipts.
llrMvT Art: lii(crcNt?it.
Of Interest to tho browors Is tho next
decision. Tho amendment to tho revenue
law required nil brewers to cancel tho
stamps on beer kegs nnd other receptacles
lu which It Is sold, with a stamp which will
produce perforations, and these perfora
tions must bo In tho form of letters giving
tho name or initials of tho. brewer or firm
cancelling tho stamps. This provision of
tho law was to havo gone Into effect Au
gust 1, but on account of tho dllllculty ex
perienced by brewers In securing tho requis
ite stamps, tho time has been extended to
Septomher 1.
Thoro Is n decision on tho subject of sight
drafts of considerable Importance Tho
commissioner holds that where n sight
draft othcrwiso regular Instructs tho bank
or broker to hold tho Instrument until tho
goods for tho payment of which tho draft is
drawn arrlvo nnd can be Inspected by tho
psyeo tho drnft becomes subject to tax,
and whero Instructions nro given to hold
the draft until paid at the convenience ot
tho payee It also becomes taxable, as It
raises conditions under which tho draft may
not bo a sight draft. ,
1-AKK OKOIIOJI AM) ItliTUHN $3.00.
Via the .Milwaukee Ity.
Leaving tho union depot, Omaha, at 8:30
p. m. next Saturday night tho Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul railway will run a spe
cial train of coaches and Bleeping cars to
Lnko Okobojl and return. Tho train will
nrrlve at Arnold's park on Lako Okobojl at
0:00 o'clock Sunday morning and returning
tho train will leave Arnold's park at 8:00
p. in. Sunday and arrivo In Omaha at 6:00 a.
m. Monday. r
Tho round trip rail rato Is $3.00; tho
sleeper rato Is $1.50 for a double borth each
way.
Qlty ticket offices 1504 Farnara street,
Omaha, nnd 520 Broadway, Council muffs.
F. A. NASH,
Ocnoral Western Agent.
DISTRICT COURT ADJOURNS
Judge Kutclle AVIII Itrmnlu nn Duty
Uurlnit Hi? Mummer Vaca
tion Mouths.
Ycstorday wns tho last day of the May
terra ot tho district court and tho Judges In
tho city spent It In clearing up tholr dock
ots for tho summer vacation. Judges Es
tollo, Slnbaugh and Keysor were on tho
bench, but no Important cases were heard.
Judges Koysor and Slabaugh will Join
tho out-of-town contingent within a few
days, but Judgo Estolle will remain in tho
city during the summer to glvo attention
to any emergoncy cases which may be
brought Into court.
Balloon ascension and cloud leap.
Manawa, at 7:30 p. m.
NO RECEIVER FOR TONTINE
Court Holds (hnt Murrny Him .M In.
tcrrNt In Itmrrve I'u nil nt
l'rrsciit.
Judgo Estollo has denied tho application
of fierce II. Murray for tho appointment
of a receiver for the resorvo fund of tho
Toutlno Beneficial association. Tho court
holds that Murray has no interest in tho
reserve fund and will havo nono until his
contract with tho association matures. Tho
contract provides that only matured con
tracts which have not been paid out of
tho redemption fund nro to bo paid from
tho reserve fuud.
Itcunlnn Army of I'lilllpiiliiPH nt Knit
I.aUc City.
Soldiers who fought In tho Philippines
nro going from many states to attend this
year's reunion at Salt Lako City August 13.
Hound trip rato from Omaha, via the
Turlington Houto, August 1 to 10, $30.
Other days in July and August, $32. Re
tum limit In each case, Octobor 31,
Through Standard sleeper for Salt Lake
leaves Durllngton station, Omaha, nt 4:25
p. m. dally,
Tickets. 1502 Karnara street.
llnse ball, 4 p. m,, Manawa,
FUli Corporation In Ximt Jersey.
TRENTON, N. J., July 20,-The Pacific
racking anil Navigation company (tho sal
mon combine), to deal In wilnion nnd other
tlsh, was Incorporated hero this afternoon.
The authorized capital 1st $25,000,000. divided
Into i;,&X,O00 7 per cent preferred stock
r.nd $12,500,000 common stock. Tho Incor
porators are: Thomas 11, McQlvorn. Nhw
York; Edwrn C. Kemp, Tuxedo, N. V.:
Oeorgn 13. llanford, Bust Orange, N. J,
iiosto.v stoiu: ciiUAinxa sale,
livery OfTerltiK n I'lienomennl Ilnrnnln
-Xcvcr Were (ionilN So Ncnrly
(liven Avriiy,
Our cntlro stock ot summer prints, lull
pieces, not remnants, go nt 14c yard.
10,000 yards of India llnon go at 3 ',4c yard
Colored dotted Swiss, mercerized foulard,
sateen, etc., worth 23c, go nt Co yard.
Flno 23c dimities, lawns, etc., Cc yard.
36-lnch percales, regular prlco 25c, at 8c.
32-Inch lino ginghams, regular 25c goods,
at 8!4c
COc all wool challls, 15c yard.
25C LACES, 2V4C.
A New York Importer's sample pieces and
odd lots ot plain and fancy laces nnd In
sertions, Including Valenciennes, Torchon,
poln d'csprlt, Orientals hundreds of styles,
worth up to 25c, at 2Uc ynrd.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
J. L. Drandels & Sons, Proprietors.
Selling Rogers, Pcet & Co.'s Men's Clothing,
LAKE 0K0B0JI EXCURSIONS
.MIIm mihco llnltronil IiimiKiirnteM Se
rli-N of Trips to Popular
llesort.
Tho Chicago, Milwaukee- & St. Paul yes
tcrday announced an cxtcnslvo system of
excursions to Lako Okobojl, to be Inaugu
rated last night and continued through Sep
tember. This Is to bo called tho week-end
rato nnd will bo good on each Saturday
night from Omaha to Arnold park, nt the
lako, returning by Monday morning. Tho
round trip faro Is $6.50.
Then on next Saturday nnd Sunday, July
27 and 28, thcro Is to bo a great special
excursion. Tho round trip will cost but $3
nnd tho excursion will leavo Omaha at 8:30
Saturday night. It leaves Arnold park
nt 8 o'clock Sunday night, getting back to
Omaha early tho next morning.
del n Dny Awuy from the Ileal.
Tnko ndvantago of tho low rato excursion
to Lako Okobojl via tho Milwaukee. Rail
way next Saturday and spend a cool Sunday
at this delightful resort. City ticket ofilco
1501 Farnam streot.
Free CookliiR I,esnons Iiy Jtnll.
Tho N. K. Falrbank company ot Chicago
havo announced n now feature, in their
plans of advertising, In giving away cook
ing lessons.
The N. K. Falrbank company, 271 Dear
born street, Chicago, will send to any
reader of Tho Ueo a complcto course of
cooking lessons prepared by Mrs. Kmma P.
Ewlng upon request and tho enclosure of
tho nominal sum of 50 cents, which will
bring with tho lessons a coupon which can
bo redeemed for one year's subscription
to "Harper's Bazar," tho regular prlco of
which is $1. Mrs. Ewlng will answer, In
a department especially devoted to that
purpose, questions from students ot the
Cooking School. Tho lessons which she
has prepared cover tho cntlro range of
sensible, practical cookery and aro very
Interesting and valuable, not only to those
who want to learn to cook, but ulso to
those who havo already hart experience
Publishers of Tho Boo know tho N. K.
Falrbank company as n large and responsi
ble Institution, having been heavy adver
tisers for a great many years, and readers
can rest assured that tholr offer Is bona
fide and worthy of their attention.
Re-No-May powder for excessive per
spiration. At druggists and glovo .dealers.
10,000
Sample
Brushes
on sale tomorrow in drug de
partment at
Every kind
and style of
BRUSH
you can
think of,
Bath Brushes
Hair Brushes
Tooth Brushes
Flesh Brushes
10,000 of
them, some
cost as high
as three
dollars each,
go at one
fourth value.
8,000 Tooth
Brushes, cost
up to 50c a
piece- go at
9c and 15c
each
1,000 fine
samplo Ilulr
Brushes, cost as
high as threo
(lollurs apiece,
go nt 19c, aOc,
09c nnd OSo each.
1,000 Bath
Brushes and
Flush Brushes,
ost up to u dollar
apiece, eo at lllo,
-9o nnd IWo each.
All prescriptions formerly filled nt Kin
sler Drug Co., Economical Drug Co., Now
Economical Drug Co., Waldron and Camp
bell and Morrltt Graham Drug Co., can now
bo filled only nt Boston Store Drug Dept.
9c
THE OMAHA
ACCEPTS THE COMPROMISE
Cotutj Bfd VU to Stttli for riftj Ctntt
on DtlUr.
CLAIM AGAINST GERMAN SAVINGS BANK
Settlement itelcnsc Wllllnm Kru
from l.lnlilllty on lloml Given to
.xeenrr County Deposits In
Defunct Institution.
Tho county commissioners voted imnni.
tnously yesterday to accent th enmnmmUn
proposed by tho stockholders of tho German
oavings naiiK. Ttie proposition Is to pay
tho county $13,218.30, which Is 50 per cent
of the balance duo on Its nlnlm. in full ..t.
tlomcnt nnd In consideration of tho release
or vtiiiinm Krug from his liability on the
bond given to secure tho county's deposit
In tho bank.
Tho resolution accepting tho compromise,
which was printed In The Bee last Wednes
day, wns adontcd by tho
after n provision that tho county should
Buaro in any runner illstrlbutlon by tho re
ccivcr wns added to IL
Tho unpaid claims against the Qerman
savings oanK amount to nbout $203,000, and
tho stockholders havo offered n nv in m,
sum of $105,000 In consideration of being
released from further liability. ThlB will
mako posslblo a settlement of the claims
nt CO cents on tho dollar. Tho district
court has entered an, order authorising
tho receiver to accept tho $105,000 from tho
stockholders and release them from further
liability and to cllmrlhutn Mm nrM,i.
ntnong tho creditors. Ono hundred and
miny oi tno creditors havo filed a motion
in court to vncato this nrflpr. lint fhn mnllnn
cannot be heard nnd acted upon until tho
ucioDcr term. Meanwhile tho order . re
mains In forco and will probably bo com
piled With, leaving thn 130 nrntnqtlncr oi-n',t.
Itors to reject 60 per cent In payment of
meir claims ir they so deslro.
Mllrtnukcc nnd Itctiirn If 10. 75 Vln
Milwaukee Hy.
Tickets on sale Julv 50. 31 nmi 95 w
tremo return limit. August 10. mtv HMn
oiuco iovi i-nrnnm street. F. A. Nash. a.
w. A.
Chen per Thnn Staying nt Home.
The low rato of $3.00 offered hv thn Mil.
waukeo railway for tho trln frnm Dmntia tn
Lako Okobojl and return makes It cheaper
10 go man to stay at home. Excellent
boating and fishing nnd tho content nnd
preiucst resort in tho west. City office 1604
Farnam street.
Dnlbcy's great band concert, Manawa.
Miifrnrn Knll.
Tho Tan-American Special, a magnificent
new train of tha Mlchlcnn pntroi ti,.
Niagara Falls Route," leaves Chicago dally
o.uu p. m., serving dinner, arriving Buffalo
7:45 next mornlnc. via Nlnirarn u-nii.
Send 4 cents postage for Illustrated Pan-
American souvenir. O. W. Buggies, Gcn'l
Pass'r and Tkt. Agt., Chicago.
Out-of-town Orders
order business for many out of town cus-tpmcrs-and
make special prices In quan
tity lots on nnv nrtlela In n.
J'.,V.r riesllbor d mako up a trial order"-
" i'iiwh una seo now mucn wo can
save you. No charge for boxiiiL- or ei.rt.
-j uui own expressman.
1 doz. 2-ernln Oulnlnn mnninu
1 doz. 3-graln Qulnlno capsules ic
i. ;!?z. B-raln Qulnlno capsules 15c
$1.00 J'eruna
ii-Yx Crumcr's Kidney nnd Liver Curo. 75c
$1.00 Tcmptntlon Tonic 75c
$1.00 Ucef, Iron nnd Wlno (Wyeth's).. 75o
vioiuiif. IbVllUlllUI.
3oo BlncKberry Balsam (for summor
complaint) ; 23c
25c Carter's Little Livor Pills 15C
2Sc Laxative Bromo-Qutnlne isc
$1.00 West's Brain and Norvo Treat
ment it,,
$1.00 Ilu-Can Hair Tnnle rk
60c Gem Catarrh Powder (all you want) S0c
2oc Hlro s Hoot Beer (genuine) 18C
:;iToth I'Paratlons. 'any kind ioc
$2.00 Tansy. Cotton Hoot and Tcnny-
ruyui l-llis , l on
Itubber Goods, all kinds, lowest nrlces.
SCHAEFER'S 5ft
Tel. 747. H. XV. Cor. 10th and Chicago.
Goods delivered FREE to any part of city.
SHOE OCCASION
EXTRAORDINARY
A SHOE opportunity rare in'h. -.i
nosslblo HErtK ONLY mirnno.lr.o- oil sunn
- . u 1 1, .. 1 1 kiHyjcj
soiling Intensifying the Interest with tho
1 1 1 . . . ....
uuumuii ui niuny coieoraica lines, at prices
for such shoes that will mako THIS GREAT
CLEARING tho talk of shoe buyers evcry-
wncre.
MONDAY MEN'S SHOES mrrwl ttD
ii-i. oiiua
3.98
me lasnionaDio Kind clearing
of Hanan's ALL ONE
PRICE ,
MONDAY Ladles' shoes nnd oxfords, in
fords, In-
cluding every .Dish crado shnn
98c
all the swell styles $4.38,
$3.60, $2.69, $1.75 and
MONDAY Men's shoes ncarlv nil lie.
ill sizes,
vlcl kid
also oxfords, patent leathers, vlrl kid
and box calf somo sold up
1.98
to $5.00 Monday's prlco
$2.38 and
MONDAY Boys', misses' nnd children's
shoeB, Including tho ontlro stock $1.08,
$1.50, $1.18 and down to 69c.
Coolest store In town ladles' rccentlon
room free to all comers.
- 1 TTTTTrrrrr v
1515 Douglns St.
'Phono 1910.
nnutMARK
RejUtered
A. Mayer Co.,
310 BEE BUILDING
OMAHA, NEB.
Phone 171
Re-No-May Powder
Not only relieves, but positively curti til
disorders of the fet, stops odorous perspi
ration, cures teader, swollen and painful
Int.
Pvlct 50 Cents.
For Sale by all Druggists
and Glove Dealer
Cousultatlon Free from 2 to i
When ordering by mall add C cioti tor
postal.
He-Mo-May Skin Food for facial massage.
Re-No-May Cream eolltAe M4 KklVeM
Hv bMd aad face.
Q
DAILY JHSE: SUNDAY,
ni.(JM.( n.XI'ANSIO.S.
Rrcrythlnn: Lnrwor, (irnmler ntul Slurp
IiKtlrliiK Thnn Kvr-r.
Tho keystono of Rlngllng Bros, big clr
cus, which exhibits In Omaha again Frl
day, August 9, seems to bo "expansion,"
for this year's offering Is, according to all
accounts,, larger and more comprehensive
than over before. It Is evident, however,
that quality has not been sacrificed to
magnitude, for tho general opinion of thoso
who havo seen tho exhibition this senson
Is that tho performance surpasses any
thing In the arcnlc line ever before pre
scntcd to tho American public. A Chicago
newspaper writer, speaking of tho growth
or tne snow, as well ns of tho unusually
nigh character of tho performance, says
"Thcro aro more riders, more ncrobats
moro clowns and more clever specialists
of every description than ever before, nnd
tho threo rings, double stages, ncrlal spaces
and hugo fourth-mile racing track nre
fairly allvo with diverting performances of
a character never before seen with an
arcnlc exhibition. Tho world has never
seen anything to comparo with Rlngllng
Bros", wonderful twenty-elephant act, tho
Lockhart elephant comedians, or O'Brien's
stxty-one-horso act. Any ono of theso
great trained animal features would be
sufficient to confer distinction upon a show
Tho most daring mtd-alr performers, the
most graceful of lady and gentlemen riders
Including Amelia Fceloy, tho greatest
cqucstrlenno tho world hns ever produced
and Mme. Noble, the most finished of nil
menngo riders; and the most astonishingly
expert ncrobats and gymnasts. An Inno
vatlon Introduced by this great show this
year Is nn entirely new system of provid
ing for tho comfort of patrons. The num
ber of ticket olllccs havo been Increased
several now entrances havo been added, In
order to handlo tho crowds more expe
ditiously, and dressing nnd toilet rooms
with polite attendants and lavatories, have
been provided. A superb menngcrlo nnd
a most exciting reproduction of tho cx
hllnratlng sports and racing contests ot
Imperial Rome aro Important Incidents or
thot great show." .It may bo added as nn
tntercsttngfnct that an entirely now street
parado Is promised and that many of tho
processional features Introduced this sea
son aro entirely original with this show.
Cnnt of Tlinuka.
Mr. J. Qulnn and sister, Nellie, wish to
extend tholr heartfelt thanks to the mem
bers of Holllster Hive. No. 21, L. O. T.M.,
and to tho members of Omaha Tent, No,
75, K. O. T. M., nnd nlso tho kind friends
and neighbors for their kindness toward
them In their sad bereavement lu tho death
of beloved wlfo land sister.
Stearns paints, the paints that hold.
Standard Glass and Paint Co., 1419 Dodge,
Dr. Langfcld; ofilco, 201-203 McCaguo bldg
Havo Root print It.
PERFECTION
Shoes for
Comfort,
Economy
and Style
It is hard to find theso threo qual
ities in the samo shoe. It's easy to
find nny ono ot them; harder to find
two of them, and very hard to find
all threo in tho samo shoe. But It's
possible. Thero are a few factories
that mako such goods, and about ono
dealer In each city who sells them.
These manufacturers and dealers aro
men who believe tn a system ot bmall
profits and great values to build up u
largobualness. That Is our belief,
and we sell that kind ot goods. They
aro not nil high priced goods; they
como In all grades, from $1.50 to 5.00
and $6.00, for both men and women,
and each grade Is tho best thero Is
mado ot Its kind and prlco, and wo
Invite your Inspection.
FRY SHOE CO
FOItMEItLY
Earnvrigbt
N. E. Cor. J6th
and Douglas
SI.00 Per Gallon
For tho very best mixed paint on tho mar
ket. Sells all over town for $1.50 a gallon.
Wo want to close out about
150 Gallons
Patton Sun Proof Paint
and will soil It at less than cost. Call for
samplo card at
FULLER 3 CO.,
I'lth and DuiikIii Sit,
Taft's
Philadelphia
Dental Rooms
1517 DoukIuh St.
Young, old or mlddlo aged can take
vitalized air for painless extracting.
Good Set Teeth $5.00
killings 75c up.
JULY 21, 1901.
M .MMr.lt TCUH9IO. IIATF-S.
Vln ihr MllirnnWfc tlnllrrny.
July 23, 24 and 25, Omaha to Chicago
and return, $U.Tfi.
July SO, 21 and 22, Milwaukee and return.
116.75. ,
Low rates to summer resorts.
City tlckel.omce. 1601 Farnam st. Tel, 2S.
Send articles of Incorporation, notices of
stockholders' meetings, etc., io Tho Bee.
Wo will glvo them proper legal Insertion.
Telephone 23S.
Dr. Lord has returned. Office, Paxton
block; hours, 2 to 4. Telephone, 33.
Clicnp Summer liicumtunit Vln till,
mils Crutrnl It. It,
St. Paul and return, July 10-31 $12.(15
Minneapolis and return, July 10-31.. 12.65
Duluth nnd return, July 10-31 16.95
Chlciigo and return, July 23-25 14.75
Louisville and return, August 24-26., 21.50
Buffalo nnd return, every day 25.76
Circuit tours via Great Lakes to But
falo and Intermediate points. Staterooms
reserved tn advance. Call at City Ticket
Onico, 1402 Farnam St., for particulars', or
address W. H. Brill, D. P. A.. I. C. R. R.,
Omaha Neb.
A good complexion means a healthy skin,
nnd n healthy skin a fresh complexion.
Nothing like t,ho Renstrom bath treatment.
Rooms 210-220 Beo building. Telcphono
1716. Ladles only.
Lnue OUohoJl.
Tho Ideal summer resort. Quickly nnd
easily reached from Omaha via the Milwau
kee railway, tho only through line.
City office, 1604 Farnam street.
For policies that arc sight drafts at
maturity npply to H. D. Neely, manager
Kqultnblo Life. 206-208 Deo building.
Clii-np .orlh llnkiiln Hxi'iirnlon.
On July 22 the Illinois Central railroad
will sell tlckots to all points In North Da
kota on tho "Soo" lino at rato of $22.65 for
tho round trip from Omaha. Particulars
nt city ticket office, 1402 Farnam street.
Publish your legal notices In Tho Weekly
Dec. Tclephono 238.
Drug Slaughter
Still Continues
Bring money nnd wo will show
the goods and tho prices.
CRAMUR'S K1DN15Y CURB
(This Is a favorlto remedy with all.
estH Nervo nnd Urnlu Treatment ..
Undo Sum s Tobacco Curo
50c Hinds' Honey nnd Almond' Cream
for
you
75c
1
17c
4fc
39c
25o
t-C
14c
4!c
60c Pozzonl's Powder for
2oc Thompson's Cherry Phosplmto for
25c Tctlow'B Swan Down for
$1.00 Burnhnin's Sarsapnrllla for
2bc Stuart's Arnica Salvo for
25c Carbolic Salvo for
1.00 Warner's Log Cabin Sarsapurllla..
19c
1C
.I9c
Sherman &McGonnell Drug Go.
New location. Cnr. IrHi nrM
Opp. (South) Now Postofllce, Omaha, Neb.
How Does
Your Grass
8nnd the hot tveathert
If you tine GOOI1KIOII
HOSE nml plenty of
wnter you can save It.
Yon know the Good
rich lirnnri.
Vhlrlpool, Cascade, Artesian. Triton
and you know our prices on Qoodrlch
Hoso aro rlsht.
Jas. Morton & Son Go.
1511 Dodge Street.
i
What to Take
on Hot Days
One teaspoonfut of Shradcr's Fie Pnwrinr
In glass of water before retlrlnir. This
will prevent sunstrokes and rniinvn
you of tho poison that causes pain In tho
stomach colic, cholera morbus, cramp
COllc, bllloUS COllC. milliter's pollf. mimmnr
complaint, cholera, dyscntary, diarrhoea,
oioouy iiux, enronic umrrnoea, cholera In
fantum and bowel qomplalnt In all Its
forms. You would not havo nnv nt h..
above complaints If It was not from some
form of poison extracted from what you
hnvo eaten or drank. Thq only sure curo
Is to drlvo It out of tho stomach nnd
towels. For salo by all druggists at 23c.
.uaiiuiacuired by
W. J, Shrader Medicine Go.,
Now York Room 10, No. 30 East 14th St.
or 1C02 No. 24th St., Omaha, Neb.
This is the Age of
Specialists. We are
Specialists in Cameras
This Is our sole line (photo sup
plies). Wo nro therefore best able
to advise you Just what you want.
Consult us frec. We havo a beauti
ful lino of cameras made specially
for us by tho Rochester Optical Co,
with all lato Improvements, 4x5
Telephoto Special, list. $14.00, reduced
to $11.90, 5x7 Tulephoto Special,
list $18.00, reduced to $15.30. All
other good makes of KODAKS AND
CAMERAS.
Developing and Finishing by flrst
class workmen.
THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER COMPANY
1215 Faruain Str j it.
Exclusive dealers In Photo Sup
plies, 1
Mm
UN TUB NOHTIIWKSTKHX JLIND.
Chenp nieanlnni,
$16.76, Milwaukee and return, July 20, 21
and 22.
Chicago and return, $14.75, July 23, 24, 2S.
Very low rates to the Buffalo exposition.
City ticket ofilco, 1401-1403 Farnam streat
WANTUD A star tea, cigar nnd spice
salesman, with an established trado In
theso goods In Nebraska. Large salnry to
the right mon. II. C. FISHER, Chicago.
Additional ArcnmtnoflMlnna.
On account of the very low rates toad's te
Colorado, 'points
THE UNION PACIFIC
has placed In service another through Pull
man alcepcr on train No. 3 for Denver,
leaving Omaha at 4:25 p. m. dally, and con
tinuing until September 10.
This scrvlco affords pnftsengcrs the very
best accommodations with the greatest pos
sible comfort.
Reservations should bo made as far In ad
vanco as possible.
New city ticket office, 1324 Farnara street
Tel. 31.
To keep cool, keep well. Renstrom bath
treatments for ladles only. T.he Bathcry,
216-220 B'O building. Telephone 1716.
Dr. R. D. Mason, rectal surgery.Brown blk
EJ AnE!l? Semi-Annual Cltaring
HAY I IrNt Sale on Mtn's and
lift I UkllO Boys' Clothing.
FOKMEH PMCES CUT IN TWO.
The prices wc quote are on such high grade makes ns tliO
II. s. & M., the Huekett-Cnrhnrt & Co. and the Stein-Bloeh Co.'a
clothing. These are absolutely the best makes in America and
you can now buy these suits at less than half their actual value.
Men's !?;.r0 line black clay worsted trousers, all
sizes HO to 11 waists sale I Cf
price " . v' lilIU
Men's 94.00 and 5.00 very flue odd suit trous
ers, all sizes, 30 to 40 waists Q Cfl
sale price fc.wll
Men's $10.00 outing coo.ts and
for
Men's $7.30 outing coats and
for .... ..V
Boys' 1.50 fine washable blouse
suits, on sale for
Men's $U.00.to 7.50 iinest tailor
the famous Max B. Brummer's
make, on sale at
Youths' $7.50 long pants suits,
for
Youths' $10.00 long pants sui,ts
Men's .?7.50 all wool cassimere suits, now on sale at 3 i75
Men's 910.00 cheviot suits at 5,00
Men's 912.50 and 915.00 line suits at 7)59
For this week we give choice of all our finest lightweight and
iignt colored men's suits that
for 918.00 to 922.50, at . ,
Pants in the Bargain Room.
G00 pairs boys' and youths' long pants, 22 nnd up to Cfl A
31 waist, worth 91.50 and 92.00, on sale at vUC
BEAD AD ON PAGE 11.
Mil UCHS stock of Suits,
Waists, Skirts, Wrappers 6c Jack
ets thrown on the market at 33Jc
on the dollar. They must be sold during this JULY CLEARING
SALE to make room for fall goods. Not 91.00 worth will bu
carried over. Creating a tremendous business right in the hot
test season. The bargains we nre offering were never equalled
by any house west of New York.
Women's percale, lawn anil dimity Wrappers, 16-lnrti llounce, trimmed with lace,
$1.25 quality for C9c.
HEAD AD ON PAGE 11.
Great Semi-A initial Clearing'Sale on Shoes.
All summer' olioes must 'be cleaned out.
.N'ot a pair. ' carried over. Tho Haydcn
way Is tho:qulckcst way "Letting down
tl) P.r!r.fr'" A .few specials for Monday.
(Seo 10th street window.)
Ladles' patent .strap slippers, the $1.50
quality clearing sao price, 9Sc.
Laillos' oxford ties, well mode, stylish
and comfortable, tho regular $2.00 quality'
In this clearing salo for only $1.23.
Ladles' stylish "I'rlncess," the most
fashionable for summer wear, worth $2.50,
ciouring Bale price only i.;s'j. i clearing saio prlco only $1.9C.
Ladles' beht $3.00 fine vlcl kid laco shoes,' iliiyduu Dros. sell tho Sietson shoo fop
tho very newest lasts, thoroughly well '.men, tho Drooks Ilro's nnd Ultra for wo
made, perfect fitting, handromc In appear- men and the Mcrrlam shoes for children.
HEAD AD ON PAGE 11.
HAYDEN BROS.
It Takes GOOD TOBACCO and HAND
THE
Is Now Being Made From Fine
f . R. RICE M. O. CO., Manufacturers. St. Louis. UNION MAD9;
L.AKI3 OKOBOJI.
M
On ih Mllwuke.fi nllwy.
For a short or a long vacation the beau
tiful lake offers tho most economical ye
delightful outln-r that Is available fof
Omaha people.
Quickly and easily reached from Oman
via the Milwaukee railway, altltudo almost
2,000 feot, air always cool and Invigorating.
A beautiful, clear, deep lako with hlgU
shores picturesquely tlmborod with hard
wood trees. Excellent fishing, boatlna; and.
bathing. Moderato-prlced but good hotela.
This Is a list of advantages not to bo equaled
Full Information cheerfully furnished at
the Milwaukee railway city office, 160i Far
nam etreet. F. A. NABH. O. W. A.
Hamilton Wnrrn. M. D.. eclCCtlo and
magnetic physician, offlco at tho Central
hotel, Cor. 16th and Dodgo street, till ft
suitable location can bo found. Special at
tentlon to all long standing or lingering
diseases and to diseases ot women and
children.
ciiATAi'UA nxcimsioFi,
14 For the Hound Trip
from Chicago, via Lako Bhoro & Mlohlgsn
Southern Ry., on July 26. Send 2-cent
stamp for Chautauqua Book and time table,
M. S. Giles, T. P. A., Chicago. F. M,
Byron, 0. W. A., Chicago.
pants,
pants,
- made pants
MAGNET BRAND
MC.UIAOLC
COYS CLOTHING
for K.00
are worth and sold
1000
5.00
75c til
I
J i
Women's 50c Wash Waists at 7V4c
Women's $25.00 Tallor-mado Suits as shown In our windows
for $8.8.
Women's Rainy-day Skirts ns shown In our windows, worth
$5.00, for $1.08.
i
Women's Silk Skirts, mado of excellent quality taffeta;
perfect In fit, hang and style, worth $15.00, for $0.98. '
Women's Silk Waists, mado of elegant quality corded taf
fetas, for $5.00.
2." fine Imported Suits that have sold up to $75.00 wo will
closo out tomorrow for $18.00. .
75 Samplo Waists, worth up to $10.00; Saturday for $2.08.
Women's Taffeta Eton Jackets, worth up to $15.00, on'sala
for $1.50.
Women's Silk Capes, 33 Inches long, extra wide, $12.50, for
$7.50.
Women's Serge Skirts, perfect fit and hang, $7.50 quality,
for $3.75.
75 flno .Imported Cheviot and Broadcloth Skirts; elegant
materials; styles up-lo-dato; worth up to $12.00; must bo sold;
on sale' at $8.!S.
Womcn'n $12.00 Walking Skirts for $6.98.
, Women's Wrappers In Percales, blue, black and red figures.
$1.50 quality for only, 8c.
Women's l'rr'cala Wrappers, worth $1.00, for 35c.
nlcpi n" K 'n this clearing salo at only
MoiVb shoes from tho boHt makers, la
vlnl Is l.l r...l 1
teed to wear, never sold for less than $3.00,
WORK to Make a Oood lOo CIGAR
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