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TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMT? ET? 2 1, 1001.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Oitj Oticcil Htldi a Eeuioi ttottd Chieflj
fir Iti Ttmeiiiii
ONLY ONE INCIDENT WORTH NOTICE
Johnson .liilintll f'oiiiitiltlcf' Itniiirli
AurriMl I iiiiii In Ailvnnci" "'
'i'mi .Mi-nilier WriiWrii .Mnulo
City In tieiiernl.
An exceedingly lame session or the icily
council wns held Inst night. Acting Mayor
Adklns occupied the chair and nil mem
bers wcro present. The only colild on tho
proceedings wag whon Johnston submitted
u couple of reports which hnd been URreed
upon In committee and then tho other mem
bers of tho cotnmlttci) refused to vote as
they had agreed. Johnston called tho at
tention of thu chair to this matter, but
nothing rnmn of It. Ono of tho reports In
question was on tho approval by the council
of the surety bond ottered by Henry J.
Murphy, city prosecutor. Johnston, as
chairman of tho committee, recommended
that tho bond bo not approved, for tho
reason that tho city charter made no pro
vision for HUeh an office. The vote on the
t ejection of tho bond v. as a tin nnd tho
motion was, therefore, declared lost. It
was after this that Mr. Johnston told his
fellow members on thn committee what ho
thought (it them. Vansant tried to squnro
himself for promising one thing In tho
mmmlttce. and then voting contrnry In
open session, but thoso present commenced
to hnlckcr and ho saw that it wan no uso
to go nny further nnd sat down.
Thn object of turning down the bond was
to enable the council. If 11 no desired, to
declaro tho nlllco vacant. Mr. Martin as
serted that the council passed an ordinance
creating tho olllco of city prosecutor and'
declnred that Murphy should bo allowed to
servo out his term. Tho tlo voto showed
Hint tho council Is divided on this matter
nnd thoso who wnnt to sen Murphy ousted
will look olsewhero for relief.
A scorn or more of residents In Albright
petitioned asking that tho saloon llccnso
nt Madison ami Railroad nvouues be re
voked, for tho reason that school children
nnd thoso on tho way to church must pass
tho place. Another reason given was that
thu saloon was ut tho terminus of tho Al
bright car lino, wburo passengura congre
gated and woro compelled to listen to loud
and profano language. Tho llccnso com
mltteo will Investigate.
Ily resolution offered by Johnston tho
llurllngton will bo compelled to mnlutnln
nn electric light at Its crossing nt Thirty
sixth and L streets. In caso thn railroad
company falls to comply with thn resolu
tion within n stipulated tlmo thp light will
bo maintained by tho city nnd tho cost as
hessed ngnlnst tho company on tho tax com
missioner's books.
There was another resolution regarding
tho Immediate construction of permanent
sidewalks. Tho city clerk will send out
notices to thoso In pormanont districts to
lay walks within twenty days or tho city
will do tho work and assess tho cost ngnlnst
the abutting property. Twenty-fourth
street will bo laid first and then tho city
contractor will turn his nttentlnn to tho
other districts recently ercntcd.
Tho Eva Hums clnlm will bo settled for
$.M.
An effort was mndo by Johnston to settlo
tho Louis Hutter claim for $217, but Martin
asserted that ho could settlo tho same clnlm
for $100 nnd tho council gnvo him tho op
portunity. Tho usunl number of sidewalk nnd street
repairs wero ordered nnd then tho council
adjourned for ono week.
Ti'ii in h 1 1' r ' in p I n I n .
Teamsters and pedestrians alike complain
about tho condition of llnllrond avenuo nt
this Mints For sovernl weoks past tho
Union I'aulfle haa been laying n third track
from the city limits on tho smith to Omaha.
Orcat piles of refuse building material llttor
tho roadway and that portion of tho tracks
that pedestrians use when Journeying to Mi"
Htockyards. A request will bo made of the
company by city nlllclnls to nt least clear
the road to tho east entranco to tho Htock
yards, as It Is pretty hard to got across
tho tracks without having tho roadway Im
peded with building mntorla!.
I.inii'li WnjfiiiiK.
Property owners nn Twenty-fourth street
have complained to tho city council nhout
the lunch wagons which stand on tho streots
during tho nflernoon nnd evenings. Frank
l'etelka says In n communication Mint theso
wagons have prevented him from renting
IiIh property to n permanent tenant. Other
complaints havo also been made. Tho
btreet nnd nlley commlttco Is to Investi
gate. Ita-t it rn from Ciiii, i-ntliin,
P. L. Corwln, superintendent of tho Union
Stockyards Itailroad company, and W. II.
Cressey, genornl foreman of tho Joint Car
Inspection association, roturncd yesterday
from Chicago, whoro thoy attended the an
mini convention of Joint enr Inspectors of
tho United Stntos nnd Canada. Tho rep
resentatives from South Omaha paid that
tho representation was good and that tho
delegates wero entortatned In n royal man
ner. Tho next convention of this associa
tion will bo held during Ak-Snr-Hon week
In Omahn.
IiiIi'imIiii'Iiiu Spoilers.
At tho suggestion of Superintendent Mc
Lain the Ilonril of Education has ordered a
number of spelling books nnd ns soon ns tho
books arrive tho teaching of spoiling will
be takon up In tho lower grades.
In speaking of this matter a member of
tho board said last night that sorao years
ngo the teaching of spelling wns dispensed
with In tho schools, tho pupils bolng taught
to spell by spelling portions of their rend
ing lessons. This plnn Is now considered
obsnloto nnd the board will go buck to tho
old system of teaching spelling.
.11 null- City (ioNftlp.
Yesterday' sheep receipts nt the stock
yards numbered i:i,o27 lieiul.
Henry lnwls will be homo thU afternoon
from bis trip to the I'nclllc coast.
Preparations nro being mado for the hold
ing of republican primaries on Septem
ber ST.
Six vagrants wero sentenced to do a
stunt on tho city rock pile by Judgo King
yostcrdn .
Thero will be n concert nt St. Bridget's
church. Twenty. sixth and F streets, mi
Htiudny, September .
A stato complnlnt hns been filed nga'nst
Sum I'lpor. Jr., for mealing $70 from "Walter
Tnrnliiim In n Lower N street saloon.
Tho merry-go-round nt Twenty-fourth nnd
M streets has been compelled to pay a
llccnso of $2 n day by Acting Mayor Ad
kins. The contractors doing tho grading for
the Klkhorn In tho northern pari of the
city expect to get through before heavy
frost.
Major V. 13. "Wolcott. one of tho travel
lug representatives of thn I'nlon Sioek
Yards company, was hero yesterduy. llo
reports iv most successful trip through tho
west. i
Chief Etter and Assistant Chief Holland
wero complimented on nil sides yesterday
for tho able manner In which they handled
the threo Hies which broke out almost
slmullaiieouhly nt i o'clock Monday morn
ing. Ask your druggist or glovo dealer nbout
Ite-No-May powder. A great economy In
hot weather. Cures oxcessivo perspiration
saves gloves, parasols nnd flno dress
goods. No dress shields needed If you uso It.
It brings relief Ite-No-May powder. Ask
your druggist. It our feet trouble you
try IU
NEW PREACHERS FOR OMAHA
Appolntinc"'" .limit! Iiy the North
elirnln MrllioillM Confer
ence nt .Ni'IIkIi,
NHL10II, Neb, Sept. 23. (Special Tele
gram. J Tho North Nebraska conference ap
pointments nrei Omaha First church, A. C.
Hirst; Trinity, 1). K, Tlndnll; Hnnscom Park,
C. C. Clseell; Seward Street, C. N. Dawson;
Walnut Hill, A. H. Mnln; South Omaha,
First churh, J. A. Johnwwi; Ilcnson nnd
Monmouth Park, O. A. Luce; West Omnha
and Albright, H- 0. Kent. The next con
ference will bo held at Grand Island.
Tho only chango In pastor for the larger
churches of Omnha Is the transfer of Rev.
A. II. Main from Norfolk, Nob., to the
Walnut Hill church. Itcv. 0. A. Luce, tho
new pastor for Ilcnson nnd Monmouth Park,
has been nt Hooper, Neb., for three years.
Itcv. H. (J. Kent, who will shepherd tho
Methodist flock nt West Omaha and Al
bright for the next year has been nt Orctna
tho last two years. During that tlmo ho
has organized n church of about eighty
members nnd hullt n new house of worship.
When ho went to that appointment, tho
Flgglles were In control of affairs and tho
Methodist church hnd practically disbanded.
Atiliiillliei'ineiil of till' Tlicnlrrx.
The attraction nt the lloyd theater Fri
day evening, September 27, will bo Daniel
Frohman's stork company from Daly's the
ater, New York. This organization Includes
Miss Hilda Spong. n young nnd beautiful
actress who has not yet appeared In this
city. Mr. Frnhninn will present his homo
compnny In what has been Its greatest
success, "I,udy Huntworth's Experiment,"
a comedy from tho pen of tho brilliant H.
C. Carton. Ilestdes Miss Spong tho com
pany Includes Arthur Forrest. Jnmeson Lee
Finney, William F. Owen, Ornnt Stewart,
William Courteliny, Albert Sydnoy Howson,
Mrs. Thomas Whlffcn, Ueatrleo Morgnn nnd
Nevada Heffron.
The Omnha Medical college opening cxer
cIscb will bo given Tuesday evening nt tho
college building. Tho profession of the city
nnd friends nro cordially Invited to nttond.
tho dritn, Dr. A. F. Jonas, will deliver tho
opening address.
Publish your legal notices In Tho Weekly
Ilee. Telephone 238,
Nothing like Ro-No-May powdor for ex
cessive perspiration of hands or feet; posi
tively cures' tender nnd swollen feet, corns
nnd bunions.
Another Itcdm-tlon In Hoimd-Trl p
Unto to Si-yy York.
VIA HALTIMOIIE & OHIO RAILROAD.
Commencing September IK nnd continuing
until October 20 tho Ilaltlmoro & Ohio rail
road will sell tickets from Chlcngo to Now
York and return nt $2;.00, with limit of
twenty days. Oood going via Washington.
Ilaltlmoro and Philadelphia and returning
via Duffalo, with stopover privileges In
both directions. For Information call on or
address J. C. Ilurch, T. P. A., Omnha, Neb.,
or II. N. Austin, General Passenger Agent,
Chicago, 111.
Sprelnl Uii'iirnloii Itnte to Nun I'rnn
Ini'ii, t ."" .
Thn Union Pacific has authorized a rate
of $45 for tho round trip between Omnha
nnd San Francisco for tho general conven
tion of tho Episcopal church. Tickets on
sale September l'J to 27. Inclusive. Final
return limit November 15, 1901. City ticket
olllco, 1324 Farnam street. Tclcphono 31C.
SAX IMIAM'ISCO AMI HFlt'llN.
?!." Vln lloi'lt IkIiiiiiI Hniltc.
Tickets on sale Soptember 10 to 27; good
for return until November 13. City ticket
olllco, 1323 Farnam street.
Reduced rates to Now York and return
via Michigan Ccntrnl, "Tho Niagara Falls
Route," good for return within twenty
dnys and for stopover at Nlngara Falls and
llutfalo. City ticket ofllce, 119 Adams street,
Chicago.
Re-No-May skin food for facial massage.
Ite-No-May cream softens nnd whltons
hands nnd fnco. A. Mayor Co., 220 Ilee
building. Consultation frco from 2 to I
dally.
llxlrnnloii ot Limit
On Duffalo Tan-American tickets via Nlckol
Plate Road. $'3 for round trip tickets good
for fifteen days; $16 for round trip tickets
good twenty days. Threo dally trains with
vestlbuled sleeping cars and tlrst-clnss din
ing car service on American Club plan.
Meals ranging in price from 35 conts to
tlS Address John Y. Calahan, General
Agent, 111 Adams street, Chlcngo.
Ro-No-May powder brings rollcf to tendor
feot.
"1 'Is hi II it."
Tho month of Scptombcr Is tho best In tho
year nnd tho Mtnncsotn lakes tho best in
the world for fishing.
Get n copy of booklet, "Reality Spots,"
telling you where to find them. Remarkn
bly low intes nt Illinois Central city Mcket
olllco, 1402 Farnam streot, or address W.
II. Ilrlil, D. P. A.. Omahn, Nob.
For exccsslvo perspiration try Ro-No-May
powdor.
.Mil til Wnnl IteiMilillemi Club.
A meeting of the republicans of tho
Ninth ward Is called for Tuesday evening,
September 21, 1901, nt tho club moms.
Twenty-ninth nnd Fnrnnm streets. Can
didates nro Invited to be present.
C. S. HUNTINGTON. President.
If You (to to Colormlo
lie suro nnd go over tho Loup. Tho finest
trip In tho country. Send 3 conts In stamps
to T. E. Fisher, genornl passenger agent.
Denver, Colo,,- for handsome Illustrated
book describing this and other attrnctlvo
trips offered by tho Colorado & Southern
railway.
llulTulo riiii-Aiiiorlenii
Flftcen-day tickets for $U via Nickel
Plato Road. Twenty-day tickots $16. Low
est tntcs to all eastern points. John Y.
Cnlahan, General Agent, 111 Adams street,
Chicago. City Ticket OITlco. Ill Adam3
street, Chlcngo,
Send articles of Incorportion, notices of
stockholders' meetings, etc., to Tho lieo.
Wo will glvo them proper legnl insertion.
Telephono 23S,
For tired feet Re-No-Mny powder.
Now the Weather's Good
"causo Ak-S,ir-Hen week Is over, but tho
people of this stnto haven't got cold feut,
and we bopo thorn will be enough left
after paying all bills-to sot im a nice
supper to the boys. Now that Carnival
week Is n thing of the past we shall dovoto
our entlro tlmo to "downing" this drug
trust combine.
$1.00 Peruiui 5'c
jl.io Nebro's llcrplcldn fi2c
jl.10 Kirk s Hair Tonic 40o
'.no Victor Pills he
25c Packers' Tar Soap Ifio
1 pint wood Alcohol i5o
i pint Columbian Spirits 25u
50c Syruu of Figs 29c
$2.(0 .McDades' Succus Alterans $1.45
line Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin 29o
$2 00 Karl Cramer's Tansy, Cotton Root
nnd Pennvroynl Pills, gcnulno ji.fo
50o Pozzonl Powder 'JSe
$1,00 Wlno of Cnrdiit Ko
75o Coke's Dandruff euro 33c
Egyptian Lotus Cream 10c
SCHAEFER'S
Cut Price
Drug Stor
11. 747. 1. W. Car. 10th an Chlcav.
8MU 4tUw4 rJUCB U m urt il
NOT READY TO MAKE REPORT
Mmiol Festlnl G.mmhUe it Gr.ntei
u Extmtion of Tim.
STATUS OF AUDITORIUM BRICKS
lllretlon tif Director In tilt- Nrtv
Ciitcrprloc it III Tit l I'lnop Ac.it
cel. .More Contributions
Arc In MkIiL
At the meeting of tho board of directors
of tho Omnha Auditorium company Monday
one of tho objects of tho directors as r.
pressed nt Mint tlmo is to get n full voto
of tho stockholders out next Tucsdny. Many
plans wero discussed nnd In tho discussion
. S. Wright remarked:
"Now, If we only hnd somo politicians
on tho board wo could get up a struggle
between tho members, which would so In
tercst tho stockholders that they would
como out to n man. Let it be noised about
that n certain number of us purpose to do
poso Mr. Sanborn ns president, or go after
somo other man nml wc could get out n
full vote. Cnn't this he dono?"
In response to this remark Mr. Sanborn
replied: "I am deeply Interested in the
auditorium project. I hnvo given several
months to the work and would like to stay
with tho board of directors until tho houso
Is built nnd opened, but If Micro Is renllv
any deslro on tho part of nny ono to hnvo
mo stop out I will willingly lay down nil
official connection with the enterprise nml
work In the ranks. I will do all I can for
the enterprise, regardless of any ofllclnl
position I mny hold nnd will not object
If I nin no longer on the directory nftcr
the stockholders' meeting."
('iiniinltli'e Vol Itemly.
The commlttco In chnrgo of the accounts
of the musical festival committee reiinested
further tlmo for tho consideration of n sup
plemental report filed by Chairman Hospo
and thu request, was granted.
Tho mlscellnneouSdrevenuo committee re
ported that It hnd flnnlly closed up nil ac
counts connected with tho snlo of nudlto-
rlum bricks nnd finds that after receiving
approximately $11,000 from this source there
icinalnrd on hand nbout 13,000 bricks.
Theso bricks woro ordered stored until somo
scheme could bo adopted to dispose of them.
Tho eloctlon of directors will tnku plnco
ono week from today and tho election was
placed In chargu of tho ways and means
committee, which wns empowered to pre
pare ballots nnd mnlro nominations from the
stockholders for places on the directory.
Each stockholder who has paid tho first as
sessment Is entitled to n voto and whllo
the nominations will bo mndo they will
not ho binding upon tho members, as votes
can be cast for nny stockholder.
A committee wns appointed to tnko up
tho question of taxes upon the auditorium
site and sec If these taxes could be remitted
by the city council nnd county commission
ers. Tho matter of tho collection of tho sub
scription mado by Oeorgo II. Drake, do
ceased, was referred to tho wnys and means
committee with power to determine tho best
course to pursue nnd report back to tho
board at Its next meeting.
It was stated that within tho next thirty
days subscriptions to the nmount of $30,000
would bo closed. The commlttco adjourned
for one week.
A .Mxht ol 'terror.
"Awful nnxlety was felt for tho widow
of tho bravo General Hurnhnm of Mnrchlas,
Me., when the doctors said sho would die
from pneumonia beforo morning," writes
Mrs. S. H. Lincoln, who nttonded her Mint
fearful night, but she begged for Dr. King's
New Discovery, which hnd moro than once
saved htr life, nnd cured her of con
sumption. After taking, sho slept nil night.
Further use entirely cured her." This
marvelous mcdlclno Is guarnnteed to euro
nil throat, chest nnd lung diseases. Only
50c nnd $1.00. Trial bottles freo at Kuhn
& Co. "3 drug store.
l?Kt to lliilTnlo nml Itetiirn f in
Via Nickel Plato Rond, dnlly. with limit of
fifteen days; twenty. day tickets nt $1(5 nnd
thirty-day tickets nt $21 for the round
trip. Through service to New York nnd
Boston nnd lowest nvnllnblo rates. For
particulars and Pan-Amerlcnn folder of
buildings nnd grounds, wrlto John Y. Cal
ahan, General Agent, 111 Adams stroet,
Chicago.
Young men who would llko to be bnrbors
would do well to call on Moler Unrber Col
lego, 1C23 Farnam streot, or sond for their
cntalogue.
Rough Rider
or
Tramping Boot
Ono of tho specials In tho Now Shoes for
Women Is tho Tramping Hoot, mude for
linrd wear, with extension hoIo wolt, ns
nenr waterproof ns a shoo Is mnde, worth
$5.U sell for $3.f0 always.
This Is nn Idenl boot for Bchool wenr,
or nny person who walks n groat deal. It
Is made In the regular height and tho high
fctorm boot, both the same, $3.50 price.
SOROSIS SHOE STORE,
203 South 15th Street,
I'riuiU Wilcox, Jlitr,
Send for cntalocue.
Typewriters !
New Century,
New Densmore,
New Yost.
Wo yell, rent, exchange, repair type
writers. Kverythlng considered speed, grade
of work, cost of keeping In repair,
durlabilllty, etc. ours are by all odds
tho cheapest typewriters on the mar
kot. For Information regarding type
writers, address or call on
United Typewriter
& Supplies Co.,
IM4 Farnam St.. Omaha,
Boston Store R, R, Wreck Sals
Today Begins the Great Sale of the 60
Cases of Goods Bought From the Raib
road Co,
GREATEST SALE OF
50c Men's Leather Gloves
Boys' Caps 5c EachBoys' Shoes 5c Each-
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Trimmed Hats 5c and
15c Ladies' Winter Cloaks 50c Each.
10 CASKS DAMAOKD MILLINKRY.
10 tntcs of millinery, consisting of ready-to-wear
hats, untrlmmcd hats nnd trimmed
hats, besides fancy breasts, wings, etc. All
the hats go ns follows:
Rendy-to-wenr bats nnd untrlmmcd hats
Mint nro crushed ond mussed, If perfect
would be worth up to $1.D0, choice In base
ment 5c each.
All the $2.fj0 and $3.00 ready-to-wear hats,
all this season's styles, only slightly
mussed, go In two lots In basement at 15c
nnd 25c ench.
300 cartons of black and colored wings,
breasts, birds, etc., all this season's goods,
go In millinery department nt 5c and 16c.
Trimmed huts In perfect condition, over
100 to select from, most of them pattern
hats go In millinery department at $2. OS
and $5.00.
fi enscs of dress goods, nil bought for this
fall season, go ns follows:
All wool small checks, double width
goods, plnld dress goods, 36-Inch Kngllsh
rnshmcre, In black nnd blue, only slightly
mussed, go In basement nt 5o yard.
25c nnd f0c drees goods, In nil wool
plnlds, serges, cashmeres, black and nil
colors; brllllnntlncs, nlmost perfect; on
mnln floor bargain square, 15c yard.
75c dress goods. In nil wool serges, cash
meres, silk anil wool novelties. Theso nro
nil perfect, free from dnmngo of liny kind,
on bargnln squaro nt 25c nnd 30e yard.
Ono lot ot blnck, high cost sateen corsets,
If perfect would bo worth $1.00, on sale In
basement nt 10c each.
TUB ORKATKST BARGAIN OF ALL.
Four cases of autumn nnd winter cloaks.
In this lmmcnso lot you will And children's,
misses' nnd Indies' jackets, long conts,
short coats, capes, plush capos nnd golf
capes, si me of them nro not this season's
stylo, but nil of them nro good material and
Just tho thing for tho coming cold wenther,
go In basement nt 60c, 9Sc, $1.50,$2.'JS and
up to $5, mnny of them worth uplo $10.
LADIES' KID GLOVKS 10C PAIR.
6,000 pair ladles nnd children's kid gloves.
In black nnd colors, slightly mussed, worth
ns high ns $1.50, go nt 10c pair.
Children's school handkerchiefs, lo each.
10c fancy handkerchiefs, 2,,c ench.
15c handkerchiefs, lnco and embroidery
edged, nt 5c each.
Misses', chlldron'n nnd boys' flno ribbed
nnd fleeced underwear at 10c.
Ladles' Jersey ribbed underwear, all sizes,
19c.
Ladles' 60c fancy neckwear at 15c.
Indies', misses' nnd boys' fnst black
hosiery, In plain with donblo soles nnd lino
nnd heavy ribbed, worth up to 23c, go ot 10c
pnir.
All kinds of plain nnd fancy buttons. 25c
finality, go at 1c dozen.
loo laces, all widths, go at l,4c yard.
25c black silk and not oriental Inccs, all
widths, go at 5c and 10c yard.
60c men's odd leather gloves, 1c each.
Iloyn' nnd girls' ynrn mittens, lc each.
Roys' wool sweaters, 25c.
Men's nnd boys' laundered shirts, 25c.
Men's heavy winter glnvo3, 25c pair.
Roys' llnnnel waists, 25c.
Men's silk neckwear, all styles, slightly
damaged, 3c.
Men's henvy checked nnd domot working
shirts, 25c.
$1.25 men's white laundered shirts, 25c.
$2.00 CARPETS AT COC YARD.
All the damnged nnd nlmost sound and
perfect flno Wilton, Savonnlcre. Mnquetto
nnd Axmlnster carpet, worth $2.00 yard, In
nil tho now patterns, mnny with border to
match, as long ns It lasts, nt 00c yard.
$1.00 CARPETS AT I9C YARD.
All the Ilrussels carpet, In every grade,
many worth $1.00 yard, most of It sound and
perfect, Bomo slightly damaged, all go at
49c )ard.
50C INGRAIN CARPETS 29C YARD.
All tho Ingrntn carpet Mint nlwnys soils
nt 60c yard, most of It absolutely sound
nnd perfect, somo ot tho outsldo rolls
slightly soiled, go nt 23c yard.
All tho strictly all wool Ingrnln carpet,
that sells as high as 75c. absolutely sound
and perfect, nil now patterns, go nt 39c
ynrd.
BRANDS,
KEELEY tUn "'eilniied of tho Uvt'lry s, stein ot Inxtl-
CIIR13 "l" Krtl"- Iimtlttite In Ni-liriiNliii. Cure
VUHjtJ DrunKi-iinr, ('urn Hrinr I'mth, ToIiiuto User. THIS
Ki:ni,r.Y I.NNTITITI:, ID anil Lciiinuxirlli, Oiniilin,
KILLS FLEAS
If your doe Is overrun with lions, treat
him to a wnnh with SHERMAN'S UOO
SIIAMCOO. This Is tho only prcparntion
that will kill EVERY FLEA every tlmo.
No guesswork. IT Kit. US 'KM. Easy to
use; 25c per bottlo.
MEDIOINES KOK IXH3S.
Full line of Spratt'a KnRllsh Dor Medi
cines. Full lino of Glover's folobrated
Remedies. Full lino Dent's Dog Medi
cines, Shermun'a MatiBo Cure, bottlo COo
Sherman's Tonic Tablets for dogs,
per box Wc
Sherman's Distemper Powder, box to;
Sherman's Areca Nut Worm Tablets,
per box 10q
Oherman's Dob Shampoo keeps skin
Clean nnd kills lleas, bottlo 2"ic
Wrlto for book nbout docs-free.
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go
Corner lbth and Podse, OUAUA,
ITS KIND EVER HELD
5c Each 50c Men's atid
$26.00 LARGE SIZE ROOM RFOS $11. 9S.
9x12 largo room size Moquette, Axmlnster
anil double faced wool Smyrna rugs, that
generally sell ns high as $25.00, most of
them nbsnlulely sound nnd perfect, go In
one big lot nt $11.98. Theso will go qulck
you should como early.
$22.50 LARGE SIZE RUGS $12.50.
Ono lot of 9x12 Ilrussels rugs, nil nbso
lutely sound nnd perfect, beautiful patterns
selling In Omnha today at $22.50, all sound
and perfect, go nt $12.50.
$59.00 ORIENTAL IIL'OS AT $19.9S.
Ono big lot of 9x12 Oriental Saxony rugs,
mndo to sell at $50.00 each. These enn
hardly be distinguished from tho genuine
oriental rugs that tell at such fabulous
prices. With the exception of ono or two
theso nro nbsnliitcly sound nnd perfect. Wo
offer them ns long ns they Inst nt $19. OS.
Ono big lot of Ingrain Art Squares, In
nil sizes, nt $2.9S nnd $3.9S.
Ono big lot Smyrnn nnd Ulglnw Axmlnster
rugs, largo size, mado to sell nt $5.00, go nt
$1.9S ench.
Ono lot of Wilton sample rugs, worth up
to $3.50, beautifully fringed, go nt $1.25
each.
Ono lot of Saxony snmples, up to 2 ynrds
long, go at 75.' each.
All the Ilrussels enrpet rugs, that gen
erally sell up to $1.25 ench, ns long ns they
last wo will sell them nt 25c each up to
l'ii yards long.
Ono lot of misfit nnd mndo-up carpets, In
the very finest grades of Moquette, Ax
mlnster nnd Velvet, In nil sizes, nt nbout
one-half regular price.
$5.00 DAMAGED ULANKET3 9SC EACH.
Five cases of damaged blankets contain
ing several different, grndes of strictly all
wool silver gray blankets somo aro dam
aged most of them slightly mussnd. They
are in slnglo blankets nnd wo will sell
them at 9Sc each. Most of them would be
cheap at $5.00 pair.
Ono big lot gray, whlto nnd tan cotton
blankots, tho outsldo ones of tho halo have
been soiled, tho others nro absolutely sound
and perfect. Wo offer them ns long ns
they Inst nt 19e each.
All tho absolutely sound nnd perfect all
wool ll-l nnd 12-1 size silver gray blankets
at $2.9S and $3.9S, worth up to $7.50.
About 25 bnles of lino sllkollno, hnnd
tufted, snowy white, cotton filled bed com
forts, sold In the regular way up to $2.00
each, as long as they last wo offer them at
S5o each.
10 CASES OF MISCELLANEOUS CARGO.
Ono case of all kinds of yarns, Saxony,
knitting worsteds nnd Spanish ynrns, worth
up to 16c skein, go nt 2c skein.
Ono caso of imitation French flannels.
These goods nro dnmaged on tho edge,
worth 15c yard, ns long ns they last at 5c
ynrd.
One caso all kinds blenched muslin, ns
long ns they last, 2c yard.
Ono caso of iiiubIIu remnants, ench piece
branded by the fnctory "Lonsdnlo Muslin."
Wo will sell them nt 5c yard.
Three bales of unbleuehcd muslin, 5c ynrd.
One enso of upholstery velours, ns long ns
they Inst wo will sell nt 29c ynrd.
Ono lot of cut tnpestry chair soats.
These nro rut the exact slzo for chnlr soats
and sofa pillows, worth up to $1.00, go at
15c each.
FIVE CASES OF TABLE LINENS.
One-half caso of hoavy bleached doublo
damask that generally sells for $1.00 yard,
wo will sell for 59o ynrd.
Ono caso of henvy German tnblo damask
that genornlly sells for 60c, we will sell for
29c yard.
Ono caso of nil grndes ot napkins, nil
linen, but somo ot them sllghtl mussed,
wc will sell them nt 60c, 75c, 9Sc, $1.25 nnd
$1.50 dozen, nil of them worth doublo tho
price.
One lot of dnmnsk turkoy red fringed
tnblo cloths, nil sizes, at 50c, 75c, 93o nnd
$1.25 each, nlmost sound nnd perfect.
Ono lot of hemstitched flno double damask
tnblo cloths nt $1.25 nnd $1.50 ench.
Ono lot of blenched damask fringed nap
kins, 3c ench, worth $1.00 dozen.
Ono lot of toweling Mint generally sells
nt 6c ynrd, go nt 2c ynrd.
One lot of rendy-mado damaged sheets
go at 25c each.
$1.00 PILLOW TOPS AT 3C.
Ono solid caso of all the now snfn pillow
tops nnd backs, many of them stamved on
pure linen goods, mndo to sell as high as
$1 00 each, wo offer thorn Tuesday as long
as they last nt 6c each.
Avenarius
CarboHneum
I'sod for preserving wood, both nbove and
below tho Kround. Wood treated with it
will Inst threo times longer than tho nat
ural wny. Its finalities aro:
1st. Prevent dry rot and decay.
2d. Prevent warplnc nnd expelling damp
ness. 3rd. Prevent tho attack of Insects, worms,
mice.
4th. Prevent crumbling nnd decay of
brick and stone work.
fdh. Is nntUcptlc nnd frco from all poi
sonous Ingredients
Call for circular.
S. Oolng to uso a llttlo to preserve
tho harmony of Omnha druggists.
Sold only by
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14th mU Uyujfio u.
Men's Fall
O'Coats
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$9.50 to $22.50
Our now lino of o'coats for this season is unequivo
cally tho host values that you can possibly obtain any
where. Men's overcoats iti good (futility o'coatiug,
stylish, well madctiud perfect fitting.
$5.00 and up.
Men's Fall Suits
The kind you havo always bought, good quality, good
tailoring, good styie, good litters?.
$4.50 and all the way up.
Hay DEI
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10 manufacturers' sample lines of women's suits?, skirts'
jackets and waists, secured by our Now York buyer from
the leading houses of the east, on sale Tuesday. The greatest
sale ever held by any house in America at this season of the year.
ASSOKTMHNT NO. 1 Women's sntunlo : lontf. IiIrIi storm collar. S rows of silk
suits, made In nil wool homespuns and stitching all around collar, front and hot
Vcnetlnns, Jnrket lined with tho Olvcrnnud torn, mado with tho new sleeve nnd cuff.
taffeta, mndo In tho new styles, iiercnllno
lined nnd interlined with deep llounce
manufacturer's prlco $12.0(1, saniplo sale
price, $7.f0.
ASSORTMENT NO. 2 Women's suits,
hrnuus, hlacUs, tans, castors, and red. In
lino Venetians nnd broadcloths, scrses and
cheviots, sonic silk lined throughout, mndo
up Intthe best styles, a stilt worth $20.00,
saniplo snlo prlco, $10.00.
ASSORTMENT NO. .I Women's hlKh
clnss suits In the new styles. Norfolks. i mills' kerseys, high storm collnrs, trimmed
bloufcs doublo brensted, slnglo breasted th pearl buttons nnd satin straps stitched
nnd others, mndo of all wool Imported ma-, with four rows of stitching all nrotind
terlnls, Jackets lined thtoughout with the ! with the new slcce, u garment worth
famous Cilvernand tnlfctns, skirt percallne j double, sample hale price, $1.08.
lined nnd Interlined, velvet bound, suits ASSORTMENT I) Women's box coat
that aro sold In Omaha ns high ns $23.00, our leader, stnndlng out dcflnutlv chal
samplo snlo price, $12.:0. longing tho world, mnde fiom tho best
WOMEN'S SAMPLE COATS Imported kerseys, lined with thn fnmous
ASSORTMENT A Automobile coats. Skinner's snlln. elegantly strapped, stltch
mnde from one of the llncst qualities ed. sewed nnd made, this Is from the rcg
American mill's kerseys, silk lined through- ulnr flock, tho best In America, on salo
out, nn unappronchablo offer. 12 inches nt $10.00.
JSxlrn Spooinls lor Tucsdny.
Women's silk skirts, trimmed with coney, satin lined throughout, mado to
bands of velvet, mndo from elegant ,!- j -1.$; Sr,
Ity taffeta, saniplo salo price. $10... n n, 8lv,,.S( mn,j0 t0 BOn for $5.00, for
Women's wool wnlsts. every thread ; j:. v
wool, trimmed with braid. In blw U. rhildrrn s Jaikcts, mado to sell for $n.r0,
blues, reds nnd tnns. bright 10 o m
$l.r0, snmplo sale price "
Wotncn's collareitcs mado or hhmrn.l
SPECIALS
$13 Buffa.o and Return SI3
S3I New York and Return S3I
Tho Wulmsh from Chicago will sell
tickets ut the nlmvo mtis ilail.v.
Ahldo from theso rates the Wabash
runs through trains over Its own nulri
from Kansas City, St. Louis 11ml ("hl
tngo to Buffalo nnd offers many -rial
rates during tho Hummer month.,
nllowltiK stop-overs ut Niagara F.iiii
nnd Iluffulu.
Re suro your tickets read via tho
WAIJASH ROUTE. For rates, rtild. -.
nnd other Infonnatl jii, cull on yuur
uiarcHt ticket agent or wrlto
HAItllV I!. MODItCS,
Gen. Agt. Pas3 Dept . Omaha, Neb.
Or '. .. CHAM;,
O. P. & T. A., fit Louis. Mo.
ASK FOR A
Contains the best Havana Tobacco. Hqual to imported cigars.
Manuiuout'cd by F. It.XJ.ico Murcimlilo Cjjjrr Cv,, at. Lyuls, Uuioa Altul,
Nothing else in the
Sartorial line marks
so accurately the pro
grcssivc taste in
clothes as the over
coat and its fashions,
In one slmpr up nnut hor it is)
slrt't't 'iinuciit of two-
thirds of t hi your. Fashion
pinnpi'i's it, modifies it, clii:s-
i liis it us fiishioi!iibl( moro
fnshionablo, most fashionable,
like moil, like coats.
Aid, Til 10 WANT HI) STYLUS
A UK 11 UK 13
in all the colors, with full back,
broad shoulders and full bell
skirt, silk or serge linings, vol
et or plain collar -
-
SAMPLES
snmplo sale prlco Just think IS. 1 50.
ASSORTMENT II Women's lino automo
biles, with hlKh storm or IAIkIoii collar,
trimmed with stitched clot. lined with
thn famous Skinner's satin that Is warran
ted for two years wear. 12-lnches Inns,
como In castois, tans, cardinals, bluoi nnd
blacks, a parmcnt made to sell for $27.r0.
sample sale price, $11 M
ASSORTMENT f- Women's box coats.
made from the famous American woolen
s..le prlco. $1 I...
jr dozen women s mercerised undor-
uklrts, $2 :,0 quality, for m.
Taft's Philadelphia
Dental Rooms,
1517 Douglas St.
Ut.u v , ,t i..th iiii Mmw signs of
lr ,u ih !! nni I" on.-ult n dentist.
I'll. I, I M.S "Ri! CP
rl.T I I.I. I ll $.'.0 I'P
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