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CILLAHAN'S TRIAL BEGINS
Indg Etjior Accipts Iavitatitn from
Judgs Eiktr to Preiidi.
MOTION FOR CHANGE OF FORUM DENIED
Jmlae with Criminal Ducket. Ilntv-
err, Willingly MxcliniiRrn IMnt-es
r 1 ( ti One of III CollcnKiic
SccurliiB the Jury.
Thr .fury.
WILLIAM PLUMMIill, KOO Hurt street,
retired.
HUUH IllNTKH, WC Hnmlllon street,
Duicncr,
C. I. IIKKHK. 3MB Knrimni street, t crk.
WII.MAM KMSK, .Millard precinct,
farmer.
K C. WII1TU, 024 North Sixteenth street,
CIIIBE1M.
U. C. MADHKN, 1S3I North Twenty-fourth
WILLIAM CAPI'Ni:, Mil Smith Tlllr-
tci'titli street, mri'hiinlc.
11. CllltlHl M.NHKN, ullU North Klght
tfntli strpct. Iiiburur,
O. V. HALL, W10 Nortli Fifteenth street,
cierK.
JAMKS COLLUN, Valley precinct,
farmer.
F. Ji. UATH8, 117 North Nineteenth
street, elevator oondiictor.
II. T. Hi'ilNlvr T, Fort) -fourth and
Charlca streets, cabinet maker.
Judgo V. W. Kcysor will preside over
the criminal court during tin; trlnl of
Jaracs Callahan for perjury, which began
yesterday morning. Judno liakcr ovcrruleil
Callahan's motion for a change of forum,
but Invited Judge Kcysor to try the case.
I'crjury Is now the only chargo which
stands against Callahan, The alleged kid
naper of Kdward Cudahy, Jr., cleared him
self of the chargo of rohhery In a former
trial anil Judge Maker has Htrlckcn thu
chargo of faUo Imprisonment from the
court record!.
Last week the attorneys for Callahan
filed a motion with tho district court ask
ing that Callahan's vuso ho removed from
' Judgo Maker's court on tho ground that
the Judte Is prejudiced against Callahan
and huMt expressed tho opinion that tho
defendant was one of tho conspirators who
kidnaped Edward Cudahy, Jr.
Tho motion was argued heforo Judgo
Baker yesterday morning. After reading af
fidavits setting forth tho fact that Judgo
Baker bad received a telegram from God
frey L. Cabot of Pittsburg, Pa., deploring
the acquittal of Callahan on tho chargo
of robbery, and after reading a telegram
which Judgo Baker sent In reply, In which
ho stated that Callahan would bo tried on
another charge, tho nttorneys for tho de
fendant asked tho Judgo If ho cared to say
nnytning concerning tho allegations of
projudlre. It was nlso alleged that tho
Judgo advised tho prosecuting attorneys
how to proceed In bringing Callahan to
trial on other charges after ho was ac
quitted of robbery.
Judge linker Kiiiliilnn.
Judgo Hakor admitted that ho sent and
received telegrams which wcro. in mib-
lance, as bci lortn in tho nlUdsvlts. He
also said that he discussed tho further
prosccutionDf Callahan with the county at.
lorney ana no clilcf of police, but tho ldoa
or bringing 'Callahan to trial on a charso
or perjury originated with tho county nt-tornoy.
cauanan attorneys stnted that Judge
Baker should not hear the caso, because
he has been subpoenaed as a witness.
County Attorney Shields said that he was
willing; to withdraw Judgo Ilakor's namo
from tho list of witnesses and stated that
an tno testimony desired from Judge Boker
is a mere statement that ho wus on tho
oench when Callahan was tried for robbcrv.
After tho nrguments by tho Callahan at
torneys wcro completed Judgo Dakcr stated
tnat In his opinion no reasons had been ad'
vancca wnicn were sumcicnt to prevent
him from presiding over 'tho trial and
overruled tho motion. Ho stated that ho
would be called upon to decide questions of
law nnd not questions of fact. Tho Judgo
stated that' his knowlcdgn of tho caso
would prevent, tho re-rcadlng of much testi
mony, with which another Judgo could not
be familiar.
"There Is no reason nt law why I should
noi presiuo in tnis case, but If I ca get ono'
or tne other Judges to oxchango dockets
Kith rao I will turn It over to him," Judco
Baker announced as tho attorneys made
ready to try tho case, Ho .left the room
and In a few minutes Judco Kcysor en
tered tho criminal court and announced
that ho would try tho Callahan case.
After n delay of a few minutes Cnllahnu
was brought Into tho court room nnd the
court began to Impanel a Jury.
All yesterday aftornoon was devoted to
securing a Jury In tho Callahan caso. The
stato and tho defonse both exhausted all
peremptory challenges and tho twelve men
selected wcro tho cholco of more than thirty
men. A largo percentage) of tho Jurors
drawn had formed opinions concerning tho
case, which made It Imperative that they
be excused. Sovoral men woro challenged
because or personal acqualntnnco with
James Callahan. Tho men solccted for tho
Jury are mostly young men, nearly all of
thorn being less than 35 years of ago. With
(two or thrco exceptions tboy aro married
men who havo children.
GREAT CLOAK BARGAINS
Very Special Offerings in Box Coats, Automo
biles, Suits, Raglans and Furs for Tuesday
AT BOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
The best Raglan values ever
offered They aro made of heavy
kcrsoy nnd frlozo, with heavy velvet collars,
stitched lap yokes, satin body llnlnrj, turn baeic
cufTj mado to soil qo -g SCZfm
at $16 nnd $17.50- VjO I uU
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. OCTOUTm ?fl. mm.
J TIICQnhV IN TUC
IVkUHfll 111 I Ills
tomorrow at...
Golf and Walking Skirts
$4.08 for heavy weight frieze golf or walking
skirts in oxford ff ray, blue and brown
with floparato stitched flounce, Just
received a $7 value, at
'498
$10 Automobiles $6.98
6m
$6.yS for heavy Kersey
automobiles, body lined, 42-lncho3
long, high storm collars, tailor
stitched, castor, red and
black, a $10.00 value,
at
$9.98 for line quality of
Kngllsh kersey nutomobllc, full silk
and satin lined, storm or velvet cont
collars, In all colors, full q
42-lnches long, worth J
$16.00, go at '
8E2
Furs
$2.98 for imitation Btone
marten and marten cluster scarfs,
$1.98 for genuine marten cluster
scarfs,
$12.50 for 30-Inch astrakhan capes.
$16.50 for 21-inch electric seal
Jackets.
Tailored Golf & Dress
Suits $8. 50 for a speoial
lot of odd suits bought at 60c on tho
dollar, Including heavy golf nnd
walking suits, and beautifully trim
med dress suits, all styles, all colors,
all kinds of material,
some worth up to $18,
tomorrow
$5 Box Coats 250
i
$2.50 tor heavy oxford box
coats, with storm collar, good heavy
lining, 27-lnches long,,
nctually worth $5.00,
tomorrow, at
1250 Box Coats 750
7.50 for heavy English
kersey box coat, full silk lined, strap
yoke with velvet piping, fancy stltch
;d collars and revers, In red, cas
tors, navy and black, 0WBZ(
worth $12.50 tomorrow ' OvF
250
at
mwm
E1S
suns
HAYDEN
S BARGAIN ROOM
Ni Dialiri, Piddlirs or Manufacturers Sold in This Room
Tuesday will be n great day In the bnrgnln room. Wo have purchased three
largo stocks of goods to bo closed out In this room and tho prices will he so wonder
fully low that they must be seen to be appreciated.
Mnlnua, it l-2c nrn. lllo .Mcri'ertxeit MnltiRK, Be. SlinUrr I'lniiuel,
3 l-2c. 7 l-2c Prints. U l-2r. 1fic rinimrlr t ten, ,-,c.
And thousands of other bargains. livery tnblc loaded nnd 23 extra salespeople
to wait on yi u.
ihihss noons.
Ono large srtuaro of remnants of Wool
Ureas) Goods nnd Worsted Ureas Oooils. In
lengths from 2 to 6 yards; of Berge.-s worth
we and 75c; Soc Henriettas, JU0 Silk nnd
Wool I'lalds, 39c niack Satin llerbers, 23c
Serges, nil colors, nnd goods worth up to
$2.CW per yard, all will go nt 15c ynrd.
$1.00 Indies' Cloth, S5c Venetians, 75c
Oranlto Cloth, 75c Hlack Dress Goods, !Sc
Fancies, $1.60 I'lalds and thousands of
other weaves, 40c yard.
Wool Do Ik-lge, worth 15c, 6c.
Worsted Fancies, worth 16c, 6c.
28-Inch Henriettas, worth 19c, 6e.
MILKS, VKI.VKTS AMI COItllUItOYS.
23c Silks, fancies, only 10c.
39c Plain Silks nnd Checked Japanese, 19c.
83c Silk Foulards, 21 Inches wide, 39c
76c Ilomun Stripes, 39c.
$1.00 Satins, 39c,
$1.60 lllnck Grenadines, 49c.
ji. s
60 Silk KlnnnplB. 49c.
$1.(10 Corduroy, nice line of colors. 39c.
Kxtru heavy vnrd-wldo Muslin, tin-
bleached, only 10 yards to rustomor for 26c,
Kxtru fine lilpnrlini Muslin, yard wide.
mado to sell at 7hc, only 10 yards to cus
tomer ior ac,
42-lnrh I'nblcnched, worth 12',tc. 7Tc.
42-lnch Pleached, worth 22'c, W,ic. ,
60 dozen Towels, worth lOo each, 3i,4c.
60 dozen Towels, worth 16o ench, 6c.
60 dozen Towels worth 19c each, V4c.
Full Standard Prints, all colors, worth
lie, svic
15c Percnles, 6c.
19c Percales, 7!4c.
25c Percales, 10c.
15c Flannelettes, fine colors, 6c.
M-lneh Flannelettes, with bonier, 6c,
Itemimnts of Fruit of tho Loom, 6c.
ltcinnnntH of lmsdnle, 6c,
Hcmnnnts of Hopo & I 111 I. 6c.
23c Imitation French Flannel, 10c.
16c Fancy Sntlnes (Simpson's), 5c
n.vnt.t .spr.ciAi.s.
$1.00 Fleeced Ulnnkets, 69c.
$1.00 Comforters, 69c.
Grand spcciat on all kinds of Comforters
ami Ulankets.
IHIKXI 1WTKH2VS.
$10.00 Dress Patterns, $3.0.
$10.(M Skirt Patterns, $2.93.
lie suro nnd examine these patterns,
60e all wool French Flannel, I5c.
75c nil wool fancy striped Wnlstlngs, 39o
$l,no striped Crrpo dc Chine, 49c.
$l.oo plnld French Flannels, 25c.
$1.0) Satin Prunclln, 45c.
Thi Ltading Drtss Goods Houst of tho Wist
Tuesday wo will sell In our high nrt dress goods department Hroadcloths, Victo
rias nnd Tailor Suitings nt exactly half price on account of tho flno season theso
goods havo not moved rapidly enough nnd in order to rcduco them wo will sell them
as follows for one day only:
64-Inch Dtoadcloth, In all colors, but black, that wo sell for $1.00 per yard, will
go at 60 cents.
64-Inch nrondcloths nnd Victorias that wo sell for $1.50, will go at 75c.
64-Inch Uroadcloths and Victorias that wo sell for $1.98, will go at $1 all colors,
no blacks.
French Doeskins, In bII colors and evening shades, no blacks, that wo sell for $3.00
per yard, will go at $2.50.
All our Tailor Suitings In colors, no blacks, that we sell for $2.60, will go at $1.25.
All Tailor Suitings that wo sell at $5.00, will go at $2.60.
Ilcmember that when wo glvo a salo In our dress department It Is genulno we
want to rcduco our stock our loss on this salo Is your gain.
Furnishings and Undirwaar Tuesday-Man's $1 Shirts, 29c
100 dozen men's colored Laundered Shirts (slightly soiled), Griffon nnd other woll
known brands, lu stiff bosom or negligee, separate cuffs, worth up to $1.60, at 29c.
200 dozen men's wool fleeced lined Shirts nnd Drawers, In plain and fancy colors,
worth up to $1.25, on snlo at 39c.
One lot of men's heavy Jersey ribbed Shirts and Drawers, worth up to $1, at 29c.
Men's 60c Night Shirts at 2c. Men'a 50c Whlto Unlaundered Shirts, all sizes, 25c.
Ladles' 35c heavy Jcrsoy ribbed Vests and Pants, nt 19c.
One lot of ladles' heavy Jersey ribbed Vests nnd Pants, worth up to $1.00, on
sale at 39c.
Ladles' $1.00 Union Suits, nt 49c. Men's 50c Working Gloves, at 23c.
Men's 39c Gloves, at 19c. Ono lot of mon's flno Suspenders, worth up to 50c, at 15c.
HONOR . IN MAKING RETURNS
Till
Commissioner Points Out
C fines of Mrrcltnut Prince
nnd a ClerU.
the
'Ono man's honor Is another's crime,"
said Tax Commissioner Fleming yesterday.
"Tho different ideas of hobesty and squaro
dealing which we have illustrated In' this
department every day aro Interesting as re
markable.
"Now hero Is an assessment of personal
property handed ub by a merchant prince
of this city. It reads:
Household property i $ 1(0
Two horses' ; 40
One vehicle , v. 10
Watches nnd clocks .-
Sewing machine , -. ,
NEARLY DIES OF ASPHYXIATION
V 1
uiauur wuson or lint Cloud Ovrr-
i'mt by (ins nt Metropolitan
Hotel.
Claude Wilson of Ttrd Cloud, Neb., is at
tne warason nospitnl in a critical condition,
caused from being overcome by gas in a
room nt tho Metropolitan hotel, Twelfth
nnd Douglas atreots. Wilson came to tho
noiei anoui i o'clock Monday morning and
was assigned a room. At 1 o'clock yes
terday afternoon Mrs. U. A. Klteniirinit
wife of tho proprietor of tho hotel, who
iooks niicr mo rooms, went to Wilson's
room, finding It locked and receiving no
response to her knocks on tho door In-
A I 1 t ...
milieu uti uiiBimnii, i nc latter went to
ino room nun climbed over tho trnnsom.
Wilson was on tho bed and was uncon
scious. Tho room was full of gas nnd the
RasJot was turned on full blast.
Tho inndlord called Dr. Illlcy and Wilson
Total $1C0
Ono of my assessors visited that man's
home tho other day and ho says thnt tho
single vehicle possessed by him may bo
assessed at tho total submitted for all his
personal possessions. Tho assessor est!
mates $600 as a fair figure on tho entirety
"This $600 means 40 per cent of the real
value. The merchant's estimate of $160
meant tho same., Tho assessor's figuro of
$1C0 on tho single vehicle Is In a similar
proportion. We will have no compunction
about bringing that man strictly up to tho
mark.
"In contrast, let me clto this case. A
short time ago an assessor ivisltcd tho homo
of a humble clerk and set down $62.60 as
tho 40 per cent assessed. The clerk heard
of this when ho camo home and I havo Just
received this letter from him. Tho gist of
It Is In this sentence: 'If I list theso
things on the basis of what they aro worth
to mo, or 10 per cent of that. I will bn taxed
out of proportion to what others pay. Yot
I do not euro to tell tho tax commissioner
any loss than the truth. I trust this in
formation will answer your purposo and I
am willing to pay whatever you think Is
Justly duo from me.'
I consider that a handsome thing for
that man to do. Tho assessor made what
ho considered a fair valuation, but this man
felt that It was too little and said so, al
though he knew It would lay him open to
a tax heavier In proportion than what most
people pay."
NKW SCIKXTIFIC. PTIOCF.SS.
A Prriinrnllon IjInooy ererl Hint Will
Ucstroy the Drt nil ruff Germ
For somo time It has been known that
dandruff Is caused by Rigerm that digs up
the scalp Into little white Hakes, and by
sapping the vitality of tho hair at tho root
rauscs falling hair, and, of course, finally
baldness. For years , there havo been nil
kinds of hair stimulants and Bcalp tonics
was toon removed to Clnrkson hosnltal and on tnn mnrlet m'f ttlrc has boon no pcr-
i. i- .i l . . ... I I"" mm I ... n ,. n n nll.A fn ,tnn.lliir ....! ,1... .11.
ii in inuiiKui mai no win recover Doth " m. ,111111 uu ma-
tho window nnd the transom in th ,. covory of a preparation called Nowbrn's
wero partially onon. in i,i,.h .,. ncrpiciue, wnicn destroys tao dandruff
less Wilson owes his life. Wilson Is nbout
28 yearB of nge. medium height, weight
about 160, hns red hair, slender faco and
Is smooth shaven. In his pocket were
found 75 centB and a baggago check issued
ny uio wssouri Pacific railroad. Nothing
is known of him hore. Thus far ho has
failed to say whether his condition Is tho
germ. Destroy the cause, tho effect will
coaso to exist. Kill the dandruff srm and
you'll havo no dandruff, no itching scalp,
no fallinc hair.
result of blowing
tempted suicide.
out tho gas or at-
THE PAN-AMKIUCAN U.M'OMTIO.'V
nt lliitTnlo,
With Us magnificent spectacle, the nightly
illuminations, will be over In a few days.
The Pan-American Special, tho swell train
of tho Michigan Central, leaves Chicago
6 p. m. dally, serving dinner, nnd arrives
Buffalo 7:45 next morning, via Niagara
Kails. Viry low rates during October. O.
Wt nugglcs, 0. P. nnd T, A., Chicago.
Shampooing and hair dressing. 23c. In
connection with Tho Pathcry, 216-220 rieo
building. Tel. 1716.
Exquisite pearl brooebe. Eduolm, Jeweler
Firty-lilKht .Hours to Portland
from. Missouri river via the Union Pacific.
Compare this 1 1 mo with other lines nnd sea
how much quicker It Is. Through Pullman
Palaco sleepers are run dally, Pullmnn or
dinary sleepers leave Omnha dally at 8:20
a. m. and 4:25 p. m., and are personally con
ducted every Friday,
For full Information call at city ticket
ofrico, 1321 Farnam street. Telephone 316.
Send articles of Incorporation, notices of
Itockholdera', meetings, etc., to The Dee,
We will glvo them proper legal Insertion,
Telephone 23.
Shampooing and hair uresslng, 23c. In
connection with Tha Pathery, 216-220 nee
building. Tel. 1716.
Cramer's Kldnoy nnd I.Ivor Cure Is thu
name 50c and $1.00. All druggists.
Pearl handi tableware. Edholm, Jeweler.
The Price of
0IKIS1S
Remains
$3.50 Always.
For women folks.
Whether In enamel, patent leather,
box calf or kid.
All the new- shapes and the fitting
qualities, style and service of a $5.00
boot.
Sorosls cost you less, but fit you
better.
203-S. I5Z? ST.
Send for catalogue.
OMAHA NATIONAL CHANGES
Wllllnm Wiillner Ilernmes Vice Presi
dent nml Chnrlfs n. Ander
son llecnmcs Cnsliler.
A rumber of changes will be mado nt
tho Omaha National bank on November 1.
among them tho promotion of Cashier Wil
liam wnllaco to be vlco presidont. Charles
II. Anderson, a well known banker of Creto.
will bo tho new cashier. Theso changes
nro made necessary by tho absence of Sen
ator Millnrd, the bank's presidont, who
will bo In Washington during the winter.
Constlpntlon Is tho rock that wrecks manv
lives; It poisons tho very llfo blood. Reg
ularity ran bo established through tho use
of Prickly Ash Hitters. It Is mildly ca
thartic and strengthens tho atomacb. liver
and kidneys.
Candy Salt
Stick Double refined, per lb 6c
Stick Hoarhoupd, per lb 7c
Stick Fancy twist, per lb 7Vc
Mixed Choice, 6Hc; fancy 80
Mixed Broken, 7c; French 13o
Mixed Kindergarten 7ic
Caramels G'.&c
Lemon Drops 8 Vic
Chocolate Drops, 11c; fancy 13c
Jelly Beans s'c
Conversation Hearts 8Hc
Cinnamon Imperials 8c
Lozenges, mint 8V3C
Wintergreen 8c
Peanut Square's 7ijc
Uock Candy, string 9c
Rock Candy, part string 8 ',4c
Eclipse Mixed Candy 8&c
Crown Mixed 7Vic
Moonlight Kisses lSVJc
Hobson Kisses 15c
Swedish Kisses .120
Sunbeam Kisses 12c
Trilby Kisses 10c
Bon Bons 7 lie
Vanilla Creams,. 25c
Rose Creams 22c
Mint Opera Creams 24
Butter Creams 22 ',4c
Opera Wafers 25c
Maple Wafers 2oc
Fine hand-mado Chocolates 20c
Fine Marshmallow Chocolates 23c
Cream Almonds 25c
Crackir Dapt
Soda crackers 5c
Oyster crackers 6c
Milk crackers 6c
Pearl crackers 5c
Farina crackers 5c
Ginger snaps 5c
Fresh oysters, per quart 35c
Dates, per pound 6c
Tobacco Dapt
Star plug chewing tobacco 3"Vio
Horscshoo plug chewing tobacco ....37Vic
Nervo plug chowlng tobacco '. 37tc
Battle Axo 35c
Newsboy tobacco 35c
Bull Durham smoking tobacco 60o
Duke's Mixture t. 35c
Meerschaum smoking tobacco 35c
Uncle Tom smoking tobacco 35c
Old stylo smoking tobacco 25c
Haydan Bros' Graat Sala off
Cannad Goods
2-lb. can Strawberries 10c
2-lb. can Gooseberries Sc
2-lb. can Blackberries 9c
2- lb. can Raspberries 10c
3- lb. can Apricots : 12c
3-lb. can Peaches 12 Vic
3-lb. can very fine sifted Peas 12c
3-lb. can all kinds of Plums 12 Vic
3-lb. can Tomatoes 10c
-lb. can Corn "Vic
lb can String Beans 7 Vic
2-lb. can Succotash '. 7Vic
-lb. can Red Kidney Beans 7 Vic
2-lb. can Wnx Beans 7 Vic
3-lb. can Garden Beets 10c
Grocery Specials
Corn meal, 15c aack; 24-lb. sack pure rye
flour, 45c; 10-lb. sack pure Graham, lEc;
24-lb. ssack puro rye-Graham, 45c; fancy
evaporated California peaches, new 1901
crop, 9c; strictly choice California peaches,
new crop, 1901, at 12Vic; very good old
crop peaches, 6V4c; now crop evaporated
blackberries, Sc; new crop evaporated
apricots, 1901, nt 12 Vic; new cleaned pa
tros currents, 12 Vac; new California mus
catel raisins, 10c; new California prunes,
3Vic, 4c, 6c, SVic and 12',4c
Cofffaa and Taa Prices
Siberian Diamond coffee, 12Vic; Siberian
II. B. Coffee, 13',4c; very flno Santos coffee,
16c; Guatemala coffee, 20c; Interior Java
coffee, 25c; private Krowth, Java, 31VSc;
Ansola Java, 32c; Mandolins Java, 33c;
Arabian Mocha and Old Government, 36c.
With every pound of good tea from 45c ta
50c you get a fancy teapot.
Fruit Daparlmant
New largo dates, per pound 6c
Now California flgs, per pound 6c
Fancy lemons, per dozen 10s
Bananas, per dozen 15C
Mon's blrthdny rings. Kdholm, Jeweler.
Chlcnsn to llnftnio nml Return 0.7.',.
Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
in OotoUor' the- Michigan Central, "The1
Niagara Falls Route," will bcII tickets at
$6.75 for tho round trip from Chicago to
Buffalo and return. Ab tickets nt thesi
extremely low rates are good In day coaches
only, tho daylight train nf tho Michigan
Central, leaving Chicago In the rooming,
will offer most satisfactory service. Four
flno through trains each way. All trains
passing Niagara Falls by daylight stop five
minutes at Fall View. Very low rates are
also mado every day for tlckots good In
sleeping enrs. For particulars address O.
W. Ruggles, general passenger and tlckot
agent, Chicago.
It's tho best Cramer's Kidney nnd Liver
Cure 50c and $1.00. All druggists.
Publish your legal notices in The Weokl?
Bee. Telephone 23S.
Cut e1bs wine sets. Edholm, Jeweler.
"Vary Unsatisfactory"
Tho above was tho sum nnd substanco
of tho report nt the meeting of the Na
tional Association of Retail Druggists at
lluffalo a short time nun by a committee
appointed to investlgatu the progress made
ny tnat association in ninerent puns or
thn country. Guess they must he running
tin nfeiiliiBt sunns In other places beside
Omnha. Oh, It's a good thing, this trust
combine.
6oc Dlmmltt's Cough Balsam 33c
too Howard's Cough Syrup 35c
25c Schaefcr's Cough Syrup 20c
23c Qulnncctol (best for colds) 20u
$1.00 Pcrunn . , 6Su
$1,00 Pierce's Remedies 60
$1.00 S. B. B 'o
$1.00 West Uraln and Nervo Treatment 9c
50 Fountain Hyringe r.0c
5c lint Water Bottle 60a
$1.60 Combination Hot Water Bottlo and
i-ountnin Hvrinco si.no
Theso rubber uooiIh nro nil guaranteed.
ana wo nave a run nno.
2.00 Karl Cramer h Tansy, Cottonroot,
ana rennyroyni rnis ji.to
Cut Price
Drug Store
Tel. 74T, S. W. Cor. Kith anil Chios.
Goods delivered FREE to any part of city.
SOHAEFER'S
ROGER & GULLET'S
FINE SOAPS AND PERFUMES.
Direct from thr Importer.
We have just received 11 largo IMPORT
ORDER OF ROGER & GALLIOT'S lino
PERFUMES, SOAPS AND TOILET
POWDERS, and shnll bo pleased to re
ceive orders from dealers or tho public.
Kail Toilette Violet (in Parmo ,Vic
Kau Toilette Violet do Parme $1.3:1
Eau Tollotto Pcau do Espague $1.0)
Hail Toilette Vera Vlolettu U.M
Extract (triple) Violet do Parme, $l.on.M,33
Extract (triple) Vera Vloletta ,,$l,'J3-$l.60
Enil do Toilette Wood Vlolot COo
Remember these nro tho genulno Roger
& Gallet goods.
It, &. G. Violet Soap 25c
"R. & O, Randal Soap, 35o cake. box.. 9o
R, fi O. Now Mown Hay, 3Jc cake, box !V
ll. . G. Toilet Powder ,15e, 2.1c, "lo
We sell l.ono kinds of perfumes. An In
spection of tho above linn Is solicited.
.Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.
"Tho Drug Store on thn Corner."
SIXTEENTH AXD DODGE ST., Oil A HA.
Typewriters !
New Century,
New Densittore,
New Yosl.
We sell, rcat, exchange, repair type
writers. Everything considered speed, gTade
of work, cost of keeping In repair,
durlabiltlty, etc. ours aro by all oddo
the cheapest typewriters on the market.
For information regarding
writers, address or call on
type-
United Typewriter
& Supplies Co.,
114 Farmm St., Gnuhi,
Fillings 75c up.
Gold Crowns $5.
Good Set Teeth $5.
Good Dentistry at reasonable prices
is our motto.
; Tail's Philadelphia Dental Rooms
The Highland
Horse oeaier
.nu uuucuiil it emiu ami olTorod
a bribe to confess the animal's
failing, said the horse had but
two faults: When loo.se in the
Held he was bad to eiileh, and of
no use when cuuyht. H is verv
much the same way with some
certain modern advertising; it's
hard to find, and not worth much
when you lind it. But the trick
used cannot work more than once
it you are bright witted.
Do yon believe the average ad
vertisement where you lay down
JM.D!) 01' mill wonv nvvnv n
i N f elothes'thnt cost SlL'.fiO to
make, do you? Do von holiovn
Hiich rot? l.)o you believe that
J he Isebraskn wmihl i
HHP noes tOUR'
tition,
tiiat
town and hamlet in ihe irreat northwosl. If wo ulinnLI
far forget ourselves as to wander away from the truth in
advertising.
Throw on the searchlight and show up to public gaze the
diflerence between the truthful and untruthful advertising
Our methods of doing business have gained for us a repu
tation unbounded. Jerk us up quick if vou lind us lackiii"
at any point. "
Men's Fall 0'Coats $10.00 to $20.00
COHKECT IX KVJ3KY DETAIL- QUALITY STYLE
PIUCE.
, j in- m-uiiismt would siiinii wiieru
she does today, head and shoulders above all retail compe
tition, if such tactics were practiced here? Do you believe
that The Nebraska's customers could be found in every
lniii nit1 Its. I 1 1. i , ,t s
HOTEL VICTORIA
Broadway, 5th Avenue and 27th Street NEW YORK,
4
A
In tho Cantor of the shopping1 dlstrlat.
THE ONLY HOTEL IN MANHATTAN FRONTING ON BROADWAY AND FIFTH AVENUE.
EUROPEAN PLAN,
A Modern First-Class Hotel. Complete in all Its annolntmnntit rim,i,i,i
flscoratlons entirely new throughout. AeeomMons mnnJ
baths. Hot and cold water and telephone In every room. Cuisine unexcelled.
GUOUCrO W. SWEHNUl. Proprietor. ,
WOULD
YOU
RATHER
PAY TWICE
AS MUCH
AND
GET
CREDIT?
If you would, don't look
for Nicoll, for his prices
are cash and about half
the credit tailor price
and satisfaction guaran
teed every time.
Suits, $20 to 110 Trou
sers, $3 to $12 Ovor
coats, $20 to $40 For
garments cut to your
order and mado liy
Omaha's best tailors.
TAILOR
209-211 South 15th St
KAIIIIACII III.OCK.
9999: 5 U
RESULTS TELL
(8
U ft,
sites) g2(39ia'&(i?
THE BEE WANT ADS
PRODUCE RESULTS.
To Every Point
of the Compass
wlicro bhlppeil our beer has mado friends,
and It Is oorywlicro appreciated as thl
best beer browed by thoao who really ap.
preclato good boor. Vou will find It whole
some nnd healthful, an well as tho most
palatable.
VU nKLIVKIl HOTTLED
AT $2.E0 A CASK.
Metz Bros. Brewing" Co.,
Tel. 111). Omaha.
Hello 349!
"Yob."
"Sond n man up to my house."
"Wlui t for'"
"To sot a llglit of glass."
"All rlKht."
"SityV"
"Yi'S."
"How's your prices?"
"They nro nil rlslit."
"Havo you a good ninn to kpikI?"
"Vps."
"Can you do It right nwnyV"
"Yes."
"Very well, hcikI Iilm up."
"All right."
FULLER
DRUG
A SI)
PAINT
14th mill Ilfiutrla St.
GO.
K EE LEY 0l"' "r ,'C"t c1",l,lel t ' KiTley )sl-ni of luatl.
CIIDP c"i ttv only ICcelpy Institute In .V'Jii-iLn. Cores
WUIC Drunkenness, Cure Droit line, Toliiu-co l,'rr. THU
lvi:i:i,i:Y INSTITUTI?. I!) i I.riivt-iMvnrlli, Oinnlia.
ASK FOR A
I . m D ..VV H m tn. m ..ssssssssssUsssssssssssssHTOI
Contains the best Havana Tobacco. Equal to Imported cigars.
Ifcnufaotured by P. It. illoo Mercantile Clar Qo., St Louts, L'ulou MuJu.