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THE (XMAIIA DAILY HEE: WEDNESDAY, AlTC.rST 11, 1001.
GENERAL BATES IN CHARGE
Niiw Commandir ef the Department of the
Mifliouri Retches Omaha.
FORMAL TRANSFER OF AUTHORITY
Uenernl Mrrrlntti of Drnrrr Slepn Out
nml (irnrriil llnles TnUrn llln
I'ln-p Iliit'U Aiihihk III Old
Friend nml Co-WorUtn.
CJoneral John C. Hates arrived In Omaha
yesterday ami for tho first time since
tho outbreak of tho Spanish wir tho De
partment of the Missouri has a resident
commander permanently In charKo of tho
department. General 1'ltzhugh Iee was In
command for six months with residence In
Omaha, but It was generally understood at
tho time he arrived that his stay would bo
short, as ho retired a few months after
assuming command,
Ooncrnl llatcn arrived at 11:30 o'clock.
He was met at the depot by (leneral Cowln,
.whose sop served in tho staff of the gen
eral In the Philippines, and by Major
Mlchle, ncting adjutant general, and Cap
tain Erwln, Inspector general. In (Jenernl
Cowln's carriage tho party drove to head
quarters, whoro General Merrlam nnd Gen
eral Hates met. They Immediately retired
to the oftlco of the commanding general,
where for an hour they conferred on mat
ters connected with tho department. At
the rloao of tho Conference tho ofllcors sta
tioned at the headquarters called and paid
their respects to the new commander.
Trnnsfrr la .11 n lie.
While this reception was In progress tho
orders transferring the command from
General Merrlam to General Hates were
being prepared. These are the usual brief
orders Issued on such occasions. The first,
signed by Ocnetal Merrlam, announces that
In pursuanco to certain orders from the
War department ho relinquishes command
of the department and tho second, signed
by Ooncrnl Hates, as briefly nnnouncos
that In pursuanco of the samo kind of an
order from tho War department he assumes
command of the department
Tho second order of n new department
commander generally announces tho ap
pointment of such staff officers as are va
cant at thn time of his assumption of com
mand, Including two personal nldes. Gen
eral Hates was not accompanied to Omaha
by any aides and so far has not announced
tho selection of any. Tho general staff
ofllceo are nearly all filled at this time,
thera being but few places where ofllccra
aro needed. Colonel Wlnne has been re
cently ordered here as chief surgeon of tho
department during tho absence of Colonel
Kimball. Captain Dodds will soon arrlvo
to relievo Captain Kruin as ndjutant gen
crnl nnd that olllccr will then become In
spector general. This will leavo vacant
tho general staff position of Inspector of
small arms practlco and engineer officer,
two places generally filled by tho persons
holding tho positions of personnl aides. In
nddltlon to this to mako n full quota of
officers at headquarters theru should bo a
dopot quartermaster at the corral, a depot
con.mlssary officer nnd two paymasters, nt
least. The paymasters aro now under
orders to report to headquarters, but as
they have to come from Manila, It will be
somo tlmo boforo they arrive.
MEANS A RAISE IN PRICE
.mt I'ufttiit IlrKiilit t Ion Mnkm II I (f
Clinuwr In .Second Class
Mnll PrIvllfKes.
In the opinion of newsdealers the now
order of tho postmaster general restrict
ing the second-class mailing1 privilege to
nowspapers and newsdealers who comply
with now regulations on the subject Is
going to ralao tho price of nowspapers and
publications generally handled through
doalers. Tho most Importnnt reason alleged
for this chango Is tho fact thut after Oc
tober 1 nowsdenlers will have to pay
third-class ratos on all nowspapers and
periodicals returned as unsold to tho
publishers. At the present tlmo theso pub
lications go back to tho publishers at second-class
rates, 1 cent a pound, while
under tho new regulations the rato will ba
sUteon tlmos ns high. This means In many
rases that tho cost of returning tho pub
lication to the publisher will bo mom than
tho present cost of tho publication to tho
reader and ns a result nowsdcalcrs will
have to stand tho loss entailed by n falluro
to soil tho papers. Tho publishers In many
enses aro really selling the papers and
magazines for less than tho cost of produc
tion, depending for their Income upon the
advertisements. A largo part of tho maga
zines and newspapers sent to dealers are
nover sold, being returned to tho pub
lishing house, tho dealer only being out
the cost of tho return of the papers.
Under the now conditions, say, dealers, In
order to mako any profit tho prices must
generally bo advanced or the business of
the agent restrlctod to thn filling of or
ders. Ilinrrlmen iluli'kly Cured.
"Mr. Jacob Rlckorman camn Into our stora
somo time ago suffering with dlnrrhoea so
badly that ho was passing blood," says J.
A. Krredcl & Co. of Homo, Wis. "Ho had
been under the doctor's treatment, but got
no relief. Wo fixed him up a doso of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and he purchased a small bottle of
It. and In twenty-four hours ho was well,"
For sale by all druggists.
Ho-No-May skin food Jor facial massage.
Ito-No-May cream softens and whitens
hands and face. A. Mayer Co., 220 Hco
building. Consultation frco from 2 to 4
dally.
ATHLETES AT CARD TABLES
Cool Wrntlicr Stliiiiilntrn Snolnl Mfe
of Aaaorlntlon Vnrlonn llvriita
for Mnturitnr.
Tho Amntour Athletic association has un
dertaken a aerlos of enrd parties for tho
entertainment chlolly of the married mem
bors and meetings will be hold weekly, now
that cool weather has begun. Tho nrst card
party will bo given on Friday ovonlng nnd
tables will bo supplied for eighty couples.
Four prires will be given. The usual
Wednesday and Saturday night dances will
taka place this week and on Saturday a golf
tournament and two base ball games are on
the" card.
'tn. Finn of Dims, O., obtained excellent
results from the use of Foley's Kidney
Cure. "It relieved my backache and severe
pain over the hips. It toned my systom and
gave roe new vim and energy. It Is an
hnucst and rcllablo remedy, a sure cure
for aiy, kidney diseases."
Utah' litml Climate.
On the shores of the great Salt Lake and
for fifty miles therefrom, In evory direction,
the climate of climates Is found. To en
nble persons to reach the famous health,
bathing and pleasure resorts of Utah tin
I'alon Pacific has put !u effect summer ex.
t'irslon rates lover than made In tuanr
yeare. New city ticket office, 1324 Far
nam; phono 316,
Ask your druggist or glove dealer about
Ilo-No-May powder. A great economy In
hot weather. Cures perspiration saves
gloves, pnranols nnd tine dress goods. No
dress shields needed It you use It.
INDIANS AT LAKE 0K0B0JI
Anininl Oatlirrliift- of TrlKKfr Artiste
In Set for firnt Wrrk In
.frnteiillicr.
Announcements are out for tho annual
shooting tournament nnd powwow of "the
Indians" at Arnold's park, Lake OkoboJI,
September 3 to 6, inclusive. The Indians
ae a number of professional trap shots of
the country who for several years have
maintained an organization, holding their
annual meeting at the Iowa lake. Tho
powwow brings to the park the wives
and children of all of tho members of tha
society nnd a general Invitation Is ex
tended to all sportsmen to como and wring
from the membership the cash and prizes
which aro hung up on tho target events
during tho four days of tho outing.
This year there aro many events, the
contests being for fifteen or twonty tar
gets, tho cntranco fee being $1.(10 and $2
respectively, Tho society has added $GC0
to the fees as prizes besides tho trophies
and say thnt no money Is held back from
the fees. In addition to the prizes In each
contest prizes nro offered for tho high guns
each day and an additional prize for the
high guns at tho end of the four days' con
tests. Dropping back for placo Is strictly
barred and in raso of a tie all prizes arc
divided unless otherwise agreed upon be
tween the parties to the tie.
From Omaha to this contest will go H.
S. McDonald and family, C A. Lewis nnd
family, O. W. Koomls and fnmlly, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Gnodlcy nruckcr nnd W D. Town
send. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Parmeleo have
already gono to the park, where they will
remain during tho shoot.
Prccadlng tho mooting of "tho Indians"
will bo a four-dnys' amateur shoot, for
which $215 has been ndded by the promoters
and In nddltlon threo championship cups
have been provided. At this meet the usual
rules governing amateur contests will prevail.
BIRTHDAY PRESENT FOR MAYOR
Chief Ki.-cud vp in .Sixty Yenrn Olil
nml rrlpMits Give lllm a
Ilnnilnoitir Wntrr Set.
Mayor Moores desn't think thirteen Is nn
unlucky number.
The mayor was born on tho thirteenth
day of tho month August 13, 1841. Ho was
born In Ohio. The mayor says that bad
signs nnd voodoos never have any effect on
Ohlnans.
"Ponco do Leon looked In tho wrong placo
for tho fountain of eternal youth," re
marked Mayor Moores. "It niUBt bo located
In Ohio rather than Florida. Ohio peoplo
never got old. We got younger every year.
People try to tell mo thnt when a man's
CO he's getting old, but there's nothing In
It. From 10 to 60 is n short leap."
Yesterday the mayor was Invited down to
the Henshnw to cat lunch with tho Hoard
of Fire and Police Commissioners. When
tho tnblo was cloared a waiter set a hand
some cut glnss wntcr sot before the mayor
nnd Commissioner George Mead presented
It to the chief executive with the woll
wishes of the commissioners nnd W. I.
Klcrstead, secretary to the board.
WANT A CORN SHELLER?
City Trennurer HciinliiK Will Srll Lot
or FnrmluK Implements nt
lOxeiimloit HntcH.
City Treasurer A. H. Hcnnlngs will have
a rummago alo at 10 o'clock this
morning. Ho has rooro farm machinery
than ho can uso nnd will sell some of It at
tho warehouse nt 1215 Leavenworth. Tho
machinery thnt Is to bo sold Is the prop
erty of the Abram Elwood Manufacturing
company, a firm which has refused to pay
the city personal taxes, amounting to
$78.50. Twenty-ona corn shelters, nineteen
harrows and a variety of other machinery
will bo offered at auction.
Nothing like Re-No-May powdor for cx
cesslvo perspiration of hands or feet. Re
lieves tender and swollen feet cures corns
and bunions.
The Xorthvrratrrn I.lnp.
$12.65,
ST. PAUL AND RETURN,
Aug. 10-31.
DULUTH AND RETURN,
$16.05,
Aug. 10-31.
HOT SPRINGS AND RETURN,
Aug. 10-31.
$13.40.
DEADWOOD AND RETURN,
$21.25,
Aug. 10-31.
LOUISVILLE AND RETURN,
Aug. 24-26,
$21'.60.
CLEVELAND AND RETURN.
Sept. 7-10,
Less than half fare.
VERY LOW RATES
to tho
BUFFALO EXPOSITION.
CITY OFFICES,
1401-1403 FARNAM ST.
Lake OkoboJI.
The Ideal tunimer resort. Quickly and
taally reached from Omaha via tho Milwau
kee railway, tho only through line.
City office, 1504 Farnam street.
It brings relief Ro-No-Mny powder. Ask
your druggist- If your foot troublo you
try It.
Till", IIHAI.TV MAIUCHT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Tuesday,
August 13:
Wnrrnnty DcpiIh,
Calvary HnptUt church to Frank Ilar
rowclough, wk, of e' lots 1 nnd 2.
block 3, Shlnurs add $ 925
M. I'. Riley to Mary Riley, lot 20,
block 2, Kouutzo's 4tli mid I
N. A, Ktihn nnd wlfo to J. F. Hogor.-i.
lot 22. block !, Crelghton Heights.... 1,50)
Atlantic Realty association to A. C.
llnwson, lot 21, block 6. Hcmta park, 475
S. K. Daggett ot ul to Newton Lund
company, south 138 feet IntH ?9 nnd
42, In subdlv. of block "A," Reser
voir mid. nnd strip adjoining nch
of paid lots 1
Iowa National bank to same, same.. 1,00)
.-Milium .Merrmm nnu wire to j. v.
Kemp, lot II, block 3, Hnwthorun
udd 400
M. Morsmnn, Jr., to Fred Krug
Browing company, part tux lot 29, in
si-16-13 ::b
South Omaha Ijind company to C. Q.
Hager, lot 5. block Ul, South Omaha 5)
Mrst National bank of Marietta, Pn
to John I'lxn, et nl, west 50 feet lot
2. block 11, Kountze 3d add 1 50)
Somerset Trust company to John
Lyons, lots 7 anil !. block S, Cor-
rlgnn Place 50.1
Mlsell Italian! and wlfo to J, 8,
Klemrne. lot 10. Ford's R.iratogn mid. 1.(0)
C. R. Hrdlleka to John Lyons, lot
9, block S, C'or-lgan Placo 4011
Thomas Lynch nnd wlfo to Cntherlno
Shnnnhnn, part tax lot 33, In 31-15.13. 1
David Gibbons nnd wife to James
Colvln, lot 6, block 27, South Omaha iKto
Unit Clnlnt DpiiIm,
C. C. 1. Farrell to A, a. Manning,
nfi of we.-t CO feet lot 6, block 125,
Omnhn ,,,,
J. J. King and wife to Howard White,
lot 5, block 303V4, Omaha 35
Total amount of transfers $ 9.S11
MILLARD SCORES A POINT
His Plan for ImproTinp; Faderal Euilding
Ukj Go Through.
ALTERS 7HI SEVENTEENTH STREET SIDE
SniirrvlNliiK Arehlteet -tiny Approve
('Iiiiiikc in l'lnim .So nn to Avoid
MiikhiK Went .Milr of lliiltilliiK
Appcnr Like llitek Door.
If present Indications nro fulfilled the
Seventeenth meet side of the federal
building will be constructed along lines
two weeks ngo pronounced Impossible by the
supervising architect of tho Treasury de
partment. Tho matter was taken up by Senator Mil
lard some time ago, Ho believed that tho
building ns planned would not be satis
factory to tho people, as It left the Sev
enteenth street side n sort of back door
and tho central portion of tho building at
that side a one-story affair, which de
tracted greatly from the gencrnl appear
ance. Heforo tho matter had been brought to
the senator's attention persons connected
with tho building had recommended to tho
supervising architect n change In tho west
ern wall which would mako the npproaches
to the building more Imposing, but which
would leave tho north and south wings
towering several stories nbovc the centrnl
part on tho Seventeenth street side. Tho
supervising nrchltect approved tho chango
first submitted to him, which would entail
an addltlonnl expense of $40,000 on tho
building. At the tlmo tho chnngo was ap
proved there was nvnllahlo tho sum of
$128,000 In tho appropriation for tho build
ing nnJ the chnngo would still leavo In tho
fund over $$0,000.
To Heighten Went "Wnll.
It was then suggested that this money
could be well expended In bringing tho
western wnll up to tho level of tho north
nnd Kotith walls and In tho addltlonnl apn:e
thus created office rooms nnd npartmcnts
for witnesses and Jurors could bo placed.
Tho plan was advocated also from tho fact
that urder tho former arrangement thoro
would bo no means of communication bo
tween the north nnd south wings without
walking nlmost tho dlstnnce of three city
blocks. When tho mnttor was brought to
tho attention of Senator Millard he Im
mediately approved tho plan and had an
rstlmato made, which showed that tho
western wing could be built at n cost not
to excoed $10,000, In addition to tho cost
of tho change nlrcady approved by tho
supervising nrchltect. He wrote to that
official at Washington nnd rocolved reply
that tho chango suggested by him could
not bo approved, ns tho architect believed
that all the Improvements necessary on tho
building hnd beou provided for nnd thnt, In
his opinion, tho chnngo would moro than
exhnust tho appropriation.
When Senator Millard went east last
week ho announced his Intention of visiting
Washington before his roturn and ho is nt
tho national enpttnl now. Yesterday J.
H. Hnynes received a telegram from him
saying that tho supervising nrchltect has
now under way plans for tho alteration of
tho western side of the building on tho
lines laid down In tho letter written by the
senator two weeks ngo nnd that as soon as
tho plans were completed they would bo
submitted to him for approval. Hy thoso
who hnva interested themselves In the
matter this Is tokon to mean that tho archi
tect has changed his mind on tho subject
nnd thnt tho Seventeenth street stdo ot the
federal building will bo to all Intents and
purposes similar to that of tho Dodge
street sldo.
DANnnUFF CAIKSHI) II V A GRIIM.
A Nevr Dlncovery thnt KI1U the Germ
' nml Prevents Iluldnrnn.
Pretty nearly all tho hair preparations
for dandruff have somo merit In allaying
Itching1 of tho scalp and In being a fairly
good drcEsIng for the hair, but thoro Is
only one thnt recognizes what causes dan
druff, falling hair and baldness and that
destroys that cause, a llttlo germ and
that Is Newbro's Herplclde. This germ
cats Its way into tho scalp, down to the
hair root, whero It snps that vitality, caus
ing dandruff ns It digs up tho scalp Into
llttlo whlto scales. Unless It Is destroyed
thero's no permanent stopping of falling
hair and euro of dandruff nnd baldness.
Newbro's Horptcldo kills tho germ. "De
stroy the cause, you romovo the offect."
v FOR A ftrlJUIF.It OUTIIVO.
To the Great bolt Lake IK-rIous,
Cross tho Rockies on a forty-three foot
grade, light easy curves, clghty-pouid
steel rails, a perfectly ballasted roadtwd,
gigantic embankments of disintegrated
granlto, through tunnols, bored In solid
granite and over stone and steol bridges.
A fascinating pauorama of marvelous en
gineering. To sco this be sure your ticket reads
over the Union Pacific railroad. Lowest
rates mado for summer excursions In many
years. New city ticket office, 1324 Farnum;
phono 31C.
Will Enjoy Cool Wentltcr.
Ank Gcorgo F. West, City Tickot Agent
North-Wcstorn Lino, 1101-1403 Farnam
street, Omaha, for particulars of popular
Lako Superior trip ho has to offer duriac
the month of August.
Very I.nw Itnten to t'lcvelima nun II e
turn Will bo In effect next month via tho Lako
Shore & Michigan Southern Ry. Roturn
limit may be extended to Oct. 8. No other
lino offers equal train service. Send for
full Information to M. S. Otles. T. P. A.,
Chicago. F. M. Hyron, O. W. A., Chicago.
He Didn't Owe Us
Owen Mooro
Ho went nway,
Owen Moore
Than ho could pay.
Owen Moore
Came back 0110 dny
Owen Moore.
Hut he didn't owo us n cent for thn
reason that wo do only 11 cash business
which Is the reiiHpn why wo can sell drugs
so cheap. Wo buy for cash nnd sell sumo
way.
50c Malted Milk, wo sell for 40o
50o Gum Catarrh Powder, we sell for ., 30a
Dlo Jumnlcu Cllnger, wo sell for 25a
50o Nestles' Foods, wo sell for , 40a
50c Bewurd's Cough Hyrup, wo Bell for 25a
25a Curter'u Little Liver Pills, wo well.. !Su
25c LnxutIvo Dromo Quinine, wo sell for 15c
25a Hlro's Hoot lleer, wo sell for 18o
26c 4711 White Rose Roup, we sell for 12o
26a Mennen's Talcum Powder, wo sell.. Hu
$1,00 Cramer's Kidney Cure, we sell for "6c
$1.00 IVninn, wo sell for 76o
$1.00 TEMPTATION TONC. wo sell for 76o
SCHAEFER'S c Drug Mtor
Tl. 74T. , W. t.r. tilth and CUIi)o.
Goods dtllvurad FRSCE to nr part ot city.
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS MEET
Anininl Convention of SUtli Division
"Will lie In )cmIiiii in Oiiiiilui
Toilny,
The nnnual convention of tho Railway
Mall Clerks' association of the Sixth divi
sion will meet in the United States court
room at tho federal building today for tho ,
purpose of electing oflleer of tho division '
association and delegates to tho national as
sociation. There will be delegates present
from the states of Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska,
South Dakota nnd Wyoming.
C. W. Flshet of Chicago, president, nnd
L. C. Rlchnrds of Contrnlla. 111., secretary
of tho association, arrived In Omnha Inst
evening nnd oponed headquarters nt the Her
Orand hotel, whero tho credentials of tho
delegates were received. The convention
will open at 0 o'clock and continue until
noon. Tho afternoon session will open nt
1;30. Tho members of tho Hallway Mnll
Service Woman's club have been Invited to
be .present in the afternoon, nt which tlmo
the officers nnd delegates will bo elected,
Tho convention will conclude this evening
with a trolley ride nnd entertainment at
Lake Manauu.
Itnnte nml llnte for IC. T. Conelme.
Short lino from Chicago Is the Penn
sylvania. Trains over It leavo Chicago
Union station 10 a. m. and S:40 p. m, dally,
running solid via Indlnnnpolls to Louis
ville through Indiana gas belt. Round trip
S August 24th to 28th, Inclusive. Agents
of connecting lines selling via Chicago will
furnish low fare tickets. Consult H. R,
Dcrlng, A. O. P. Agt., 218 South Clark
Btrcot, Chicago, for further Information.
For tho benefit of patrons who cannot
make daytime appointments tho Hathory Is
now open Saturday evenings. Telephone
1716. Rooms 216-220 nee building.
Four More
Days, 4
Positively tho last four days of
Omaha's greatest clearing sale, It's
tho policy ot this store NEVER
UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES to
carry over one season's stylo Into
another that's why wo mako these
Bcnsatlonn1 reductions:
WEDNESDAY
AM tho broken lines nil the odd lots
In Iadlts' finest shoes nnd oxfords
that formerly sold from $3.50 to $7.00,
reduced to $2.93, $1.98 and $1.69.
WEDNESDAY
Woman's tnn shoes nnd oxfords
ncnsntlonnl offer remainder of this
lino to go nt 9Sc, 8Sc and 39c.
WEDNESDAY
Men's shoca and oxfords, including
patent leathers $2.3S, $1.98 and $1.18.
WEDNESDAY
Final clearing of boys' nnd misses'
ehocs broken lines $1.38, 98c,' C9c
nnd 59c.
THE ROCHESTER SHOE CO.,
1515 pouglas St.
Fig Powder
Has Ntt Equal
Dr. E. J. Walsh of Now York City, writes:
W. J. Shradcr Medical C6., Now York.
Gentlemen: I havo granted your request
to glvo Shrader Fig Powder a trial for ap
pendicitis in such limited tlmo as a week.
I havo given it to two patients mid novor
Imagined medlclno could work such
wonders nnd now think it Is not necessary
for operations for appendicitis when your
Fig Powder wljl answer the purpose. I
recommend It to all doctors nnd surgeons
knowing thnt no medlclno will ever havo Its
equal. I hopo every doctor will recommend
It as I do not doubt It will do just what
Is claimed for It. Yours very respectfully,
Dr. E. J. WALSH, Room 901 Goodrich
niock, 34 and Cth Avo.
Address,
W. J. Shrader Medicine Co.,
New York Room 10, No. 30 East 14th 3t.
or 1602 N. 24th St., Omaha. Neb.
HAYDEN
'
S
ALL FANCY PAKASOLS AT HALF PRICE.
Any Indies' or children's fnncy Parasols in the house at half
price for Wednesday.
SPECIAL SALE ON LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S STOCK
INGS. Ladies' U5c Stockings in black and fancy colors at 12Ac.
Ladies' Hue Stockings in black and fancy colors at 15)c. Ladies'
75c Lisle Stockings in drop stitch
CLOSING OUT ALL THE
SUMMER CORSETS
Ladies' Summer Corsets that sold for 'Mc, ai
19c. Ladies' 7Fc Summer Corsets at .'9c. 1 lot
of Ladies' Gowns, Coi'sct Covers and Drawers,
worth up to 1.00, on sale at 19c.
SPECIAL CLOAK 15AKGAINS WEDNES
DAY Just received 100 ladies' silk dress
skirls made in the latest designs; no two alike,
worth up to $-0.00; the entire lot on sale Wed
nesday at only, each, i?9.9r.
One lot ladies' Tailor-made Suits, some silk lined through
out; sold as high as .?2n.00; Wednesday a special drive at $D.9S.
1 table ladies' Shirt Waists, worth up ""'N W'H he closed
out nt the ridiculously low price of 12h.
1 table of ladies' Percale Wrappers, worth $1.1)0, on sale r9e.
HAYDEI
I SEARCH FOR TRESSIE QUINN
Tlitrtreii-Yrnr-Otfl lllrt IHnnpiirnr
from 1 1 11 r In 11, In,, unit In Trnceil
to Till rlty.
Tho pollco aro searching the city for
Trcssle Qulnn, 13 years old, who disap
peared from her home In Harlan, In., on
Sunday. Tho girl's parents havo reason to
believe that their daughter was kidnaped
nnd on this theory succeeded In tracing her
to Des Mollies. Inquiry there revealed tho
fact that the girl nnd her abductor had
como to Omaha. Tho Hnrlun relatives havo
sent tho Omaha ntithorltles the name and
description of the young man believed to be
responsible for the disappearance and a
clnso lookout Is being kept for him.
Re-No-Mny powder brings relief to tender
feet.
Schmoller
& Mueller
offer great Inducements In
slightly used grnnd and upright
plnnos, Duycrs are Invited to
call at once.
Uprights SI00 and up,
Grands $200 and up.
We tnke old Instruments In ox
rhangii nt full value nnd arrange
terms to suit convenience, of pur
chaser. STHINWAY, VOSH, EMER
SON. IVHRS & POND, A, H.
CHASE, STEOER, JEWETT .t
PKAHE Pianos to select fioin.
Seo our colonial styles. Attrnc
t.vo plnnos for rent. Expert
ttin'ug nnd repnlrlug promptly
done Wrlto for catalogues nnd
terms or pay us a visit of In
upeUlon. SCHMOLLER
& MUELLER,
The Leading I'lnno House In tho
West.
11113 Farmim St., Oinalm'
Telephone 1025
IOWA IIIIA.VCH.
337 Broadway, Co. Hluffs.
Telephone 378.
The best
is cheapest
in the end
Wlion sclectlnp; a KODAK OK
GAM Kit A, pot Hoinuthlng made by
a reliable linn. We carry only
cameras of the best makers
I'reino'B. Toco's, Kodaks, etc.
See our special Tele Photo, 4x5,
with case, $11.00, reduced to $11.00.
All other material for the Ama
teur photographer at lowest prices.
THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER COMPANY
1215 Farnum Street.
Wholesale and retail dealers In Pho
tographic Materia!.
Deputy State Veterinarian.
Food Inspector.
H. L. RAMAGCI0TTI, D. V. S.
CITT VETERINARIAN.
Office and Infirmary, 2Sth and Mason Bta.
Telephone. K3.
Ladies' Fur-
nishings Sale
in plain and fancy colors at 39c.
Special Sale on all
Stationary Go-Carts
Tomorrow wb will put all theso Oo-Carts
on sale nt a uniform prlco of $3.50 each.
You will nnd hero Oo-Carts that havo sold
for 10.00, $7 50 n,i jj.oo. Como early as
wo havo Just IS of theso Oo-Carts.
Harden Hros, for Turnlture. Lowest
prices on dependable goods,
m
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1AYDEH
iiUSn
He's Right
"T find that shoes wear much hot
ter whonthey (it exactly." This notion,
anyhow, of "breaking in" shoes is a no
tion, and nothing else.
He's right, that's why we have more
different shapes and sizes in our shoes
than any other store, one reason why wo
sell more than other stores, another rea
son is, we sell better shoes, another,
cheaper.
Many mothers are buying school
shoes now, most of them choose satin
calf ones.
9 to 12, 13 io 2, 2 to 51,
95c, Sl.iO, SI.2S.
We guarantee our boys' shoes, how
many stores do?
GROCERY SALE
2-pound ran Kbr l'l-.nns, lC'ie.
3 eiin.t Knncy ( ovo Oysters lor 25c.
10 bars best I.auiiilry Soap, 25c.
Host Kvnpnrntcd Vrcnm, We.
3 pounds I'onrl Tuploca. 2jc.
011 Sardines (Wednesday only), .HfcC
Pure Cider Vluemir, per quart, 6c.
HnHty Jelllcou, 3 packages for 23c.
Scrubbing I.ye. per can, Co.
Fancy HlriR Apples, lue per pound.
10c packages Pure WnshtliK Powder, S'4c.
V'ancy Allien Kvuporntetl Peaches, Tc.
Pancy Hartlett Pears (evaporated), S'ac.
lluby Prunes (No. 10), per pound, 6c.
Three 3-jioutnl cutis pioneer Pumpkin, 25c.
Special in Teas and
Coffees
A bonutlful present uiven nw.iv whh or.o
po t lid of our celebrated teas.
Plrst crop Sun Cured Japan Tea, 3!c.
Harden drown Japan Ten, only 4!c.
OoIoiib and Youiik Hyson Ten, 4c.
Krih Huasteil Hlo Coffee, only 12VjC.
?
Everything in summer goods must go. Wash goods, dress
goods, silks, nnderweiir, hosiery, suspenders, percales, ginghams,
hammocks, etc. Attend this sale. H happens only one day in
the vear, and remember that the lirst thai como have the choic
est pick. SCCII HAltfiAlXS AS Til USE CAN HI3 GIVEN
ONLY BY VEWY LA KG 13 OL'EKATOKS.
Over 150,00 Yards of
Waist (ioods, Percales, etc
All our 3-1 percales, worth 10c, will ko
at 3c.
All our rrmnnnts of 25c percales, nlco
Ioiir lrnstliE, will go nt fie.
All our 12l,4c nnd 15c wash goods, batistes,
organdies, Jaconets, etc., will nt fie.
All our 10c nnd 25c dimities, organdies,
whlto goods, ctr., will go nt "He.
All our 25c to 50c wash goods, Including
Scotch and Irish dimities, cotton grena
dines, Scotch ginghams, 32 Inches wide, all
will go at gijc.
Dress Goods
Doublo fold plaids, worth 12c, will go
at 7V4c, doublo fold fancies, worth 12V4c nnd
15c, will go at SVjc; plain dlngonnl forges,
worth 10c, will go at 12VSo, storm serges,
worth 39c, will go nt 19c, hcnrlettns, worth
29c, will go at 25c.
HAYDtt
TEMPTATION TONIC
PI
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III
Selling Agents for America, Omaha, Nob.
"I Can't See
un well as I should, Is a complaint vol lie nr, not only from older people, hut from
the voung us will. Age is "'- erliirlun for tho wearing of Glasses many arn born
with greater defer ts than e'.me with nrfu Yiuiiik people Inherit mid cultlynto de
feats In (.trnln and n. i young, old or inludle-uKed, If you are not getting tho
iervleo frr.m your eis that yoi think you should you nuahi eertnlnly to ascertain
the nauro of "ur tru.ible We can tell you. Examination free.
Mawhinney & Ryan Co.,
Jowolor.s suit! Art Stationers, ISllniiuI DmiKliis StructH.
Mall orders given careful attention selortlnn packages srnt to responsible parties.
women;
fCMALE HHAHS
kicui mummy UKU-
1.1111. If mtwatt l.nhf
Tanir. IVtinvriivai . not a Klnrle fuMurai unut. nm,t
otntmatQ ftri rt'lerrd In a few dyi liJii jl
bUcrtuku . lleConucll and Ilium & Co, axunltu
MYDEN
Hoynl Santos Coffee, 15c.
Old Oovcrnment Mocha nnd Jnvn, SOfl
pet pound, I pounds for $1.00.
Meats, Fish nnd Cheese
10-pound palls Pure I.euf I.nrd, J1.05.
No. 1 California llntns. Slfco.
Chipped Dried Ileef. 16c.
Fnncy Family Whlto Fish, per pound,
Hie.
Fnmlly Mackerel, per pound, 124c.
llrlck Codllsh, per pound, (Hjc.
Wisconsin Hrlck Cheese, 10c.
McLnrcn'H Imperial Cheese, per Jar, 10c,
Fruits
Fancy Juicy Lemons, per dozen, 12Uc.
Fancy Hartlett Penrs, per dozen, i3c
Butter
Fresh Country Hut tor, 12'4c.
Choice Hairy Hutter. ltic.
Separator Creamery Hutter, ISc nnd 20c.
Letting Down the Prices
in the Bargain Room.
Clearing Out Summer
Furnishing Goods
All our 15c Indies' vests, 4c; all our 2!)a
and 39c corsets, 19c; nil our men's halhrlg
gan COc and 75c men's underwear will go
at 19c: all our 75c men's heavy work 6hlrts
will go nt 29c; all our Alio Inundered fancy,
shirts, separate collars and cuffs, that sella
all over at $1.00, 29c.
Men's 6c Boys' Clothing
50 dozen boys' 35c wash pants, 10c.
60 dozen long cloth pants, 16c.
75 dozen boys' 75i pants, 25c.
100 dozen boys' lino wool long pants,
worth $1.98, at 50c.
Hoys' $2.60 suits, i5c.
Hoys' $2.60 cloth suits, 05c.
Hoys'1 $5.00 cloth suits, $1.45.
Hammocks below coRt.
BROS
The World's Greatest
Ideal French Tonic.
Stimulator, Itivigorator
The only genuine Imported French Tonlo nnd posltlv
remedy for Debility and Impotcncy. A HKHVK TONIC,
llrlugs the pink glow to pnlo cheeks nnd restores the Are of
youth. Ask for our book of testimonials.
TEMPTATION TONIC has effected cures In either sex
where all otbor known treatments have failed.
TKMPTATION TONIC has long enjoyed the reputation
as a tonic for men nnd women of wpakrnrd vitality.
Compounded by
H. M. I.AOAAHD,
rarl, Frunc.
Temptation Tonic fa for Sale
Everywhere.
In case your dealer should not have our goods, write to
us for prices tnd full Information. Coreapondenco an.werod
In strictest confidence by our American agents.
Madison Specialty Go,
I rprfT'WlEDICAL ADVlOn, Wrlteu
rrocu. all your fcymptouis. Henovntlngtho
I jystem Is tl o only ssfa und sur method ot cur-
ItivallT'lirrinlnnUnnatu n I.-nv'd If.nnv.tA.
Is thnonlr perfuotytem renovator. FreoBain.
pies and bwk. Dr. U- J, Kay, Saratoga, N. Y