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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TJ1VHSDAY, DECEmUSTl 19, 1901.
RESELLING OF THE RANGES
EftiUotdi t TaVi Up Work ef Vut Im
prUnei u thi Wut.
GOVERNMENT CO-OPERATION REQUIRED
rill UK Outlined Ulili'li Will He 'InU.u
t'ji In tlMi IJiirl)' .Siirlnit l.nre
Trill!! or I. n nil Mil Aalilo
fur tliu l'iiriniNU
It has JiiHt leaked nut from railroad
ourcii In thH city that a plan In now on
foot which contemplated tho ultimata re-
coding of all tho western ranges. The
preliminary port Inn of thu Hchi'inc, Itself a
work of went magnitude, Involves exten
sive, experimenting with tho cultivation of
different ratiKo ktukh Need, with u view to
flotcrmlnlng thoHU best HUltod to tho pur
pose. This proposition In ono of great slgnlfl
jance and many ramifications. Should It
be carried to a KUrccssful issue, thu ranges
it Nebraska, Wyoming, .Montana, Utnli, Ne
vada and Idaho will ho vastly affected. If
tho proper grnss plant or plants can ho
found, tho different railroads most Inter
ested In thrHo territories will go to any
rensonablo extent In furthering tho plant.
However, a condition tioccsimry to any
extensive promotion of tho Hchcmo by tho
rutlrondH him been plainly Ktnted by them
lo lio tho hearty co-operation of tho gov
ernment, to Im kIvcii uh noon mb tho pohbI
blllty of success lia.n been dcnionHtratcd by
tho experimenting of tho railways Inter
cm tod.
Of nn much or morn Importnnro than Ir
rigation, In tho opinion of tho railroad
men, Ih thin Hchomo for rcsoodlng, becnuso
It will, If carried out, bo far tnoro extensive
In Uh Hcopo and In tho benefits rcnultlru;
from Uh adoption. Tho territory avallablo
for tho application of Irrigation methods
In llmltod, because of tho oxlHtenco of a
dnflnltn limit to tho Hupply of water oh
(nlnablo cither by tapping Htrrnnm or by
accumulation In reservoirs Tho territory
(or rcsoedlng lit limited only by tlio extent
Df tbo ranges of tho wost.
Work IIi'uIiik In Hprliin.
Th ontlro plnn, thougn still In embryo
in to execution, Is said to bo now bo fully
planned In nil Its particulars that tho
actual working nut of tho first step will
begin with early spring. This Is tho ex
perimental part and It Is believed that H.
0. Judson, IndiiHtrlal agent of the Oregon
Railroad & Navigation company, will con
duct this fer.turn. Mr. Judson was In Omnha
last Saturday visiting tho managerial and
freight tratllc departments of tho different
railroad hoadquartors, and had this mat
tor undor discussion nt tho ttmo. Ho Is In
chnrgo of nn experimental farm of this
nnturo for tho Oregon Railroad & Naviga
tion oompany near Walla Walla, Wash., and
Is already making a enroful preliminary In
vestigation along tho lino suggested.
Inquiry at tbo snmo tralllc and managerial
offices which Mr. Judson visited, howovor,
for moro Information on this subject, was
mot either with evasion or flat denial of
any knowledgo of tho matter. However, It
vrnH lonrncd from other sources thnt west
ern ranges havo In tho last few years becin
measurably Impoverished nnd Injured by
overcrowding with herds. Sheep especially
liavn been tho causo of tho trouble, nn they
wo destructive to grasses. What they do
not dig out with thoir sharp teeth they
punch In with thoir equally keen hoofs, and
If thoy nro bunched to certain extent beyond
tho reasonnblo limit they enn entirely de
stroy nil growth eavo tho sago bruBh.
As a result of thlSj deterioration of tho
ranges, In many places It now requires
double an many acres n year to provlda
fodder for ouo sheep ns formerly, Tho
fondest dream of the railroads concerning
tbo realization of this project uro that tho
ranges will bo bo Improved thnt oven n
loss number than originally will provldo
for a ihocp a wholo year or twolvo for ono
otoor.
Oiidlnn or the riiui.
For tho conduct of tho experimental part
of tho work, which will comu llrst, tho
following plnn has been determined upon:
A spot In omo centrally located section of
tho range country will bo Isolated by fenc
ing. Sonio 2,000 or 3,000 acres will thus
bo separated, und this Willi bo divided Into
twenty or thirty plots for tho trying out
of ns many different grasses.
Tho cuutrol Idea Is to find some plant
that will bo to tho ranges of tho west
what blue graBa Is to tho south, something
permanent, luxuriant and hardy. To this
end troplo grasses will bo largely tested,
and many classes of seeds from Africa nnd
othor torrid lands havo already been ro
oolved. Thero Is almost no limit to the
number of growths that can bo tried, ns In
Nobraxka nlono thero wnro ISO dlfforent
Tarlotleu of grasses growing last summer.
Of courso other features besides tho mere
flourishing of tho grass will bo constdorod.
Though tho first essnntlal will bn to discover
a plant that will prosper with the limited
molBturo contained In the slight rnln nnd
snowfall of tho mountain nnd plain regions,
It will noxt bo necessary to have n grass
that bears sulllclcnt nutrition for thu stock
ami thnt Is not too expensive. All Hired
elements will bo weighed In tho llnnl choice.
Onco found tho work will then bo to seed
tho wholo range
In nil this tho co-operation of tho govern
ment will bu demanded nt every step.
First tho government must glvn permission
for tho fencing off of two or thrcu sections
of land, Of all tho grant lands which com
prise bo much of tho ranges everywhere the
government owns nltcrnato sections. Next,
when tomo grass or series of grasses hns
been proved u success by tho exporlmonts
of tho railroads tho government will bo
asked to mnko nn extensive appropriation
for tho purchase and sowing of tho ueeit
throughout tho rnngo country.
This will mean nn enormous work, but
each passing year renders It more Impera
tive, Tho experiment stntlon may bo
tarted tho coming spring, though In what
atato hos not yot been decided. That part
of tho work completed, however, tho great
est dtfllculty to bo encountered will bo tho
securing of protection of the ranges to bo
needed. This 1b a vast uroblom, ns It In
volves BUoh n great extent' of land. It Is
anticipated that Undo Sam will bring his
authority to bear in this matter nlso nnd
put a stop to tho overcrowding by sheep
that Is so disastrous.
Along this lino tho government, through
the Agricultural department, has ulrcady
done a largo amount of work and grassm
from nil parts of tho world hnvo been trlod
In tho effort to find tho ono which Ib par
ticularly adapted to each partlculur section,
and for this reason no doubt Is expressed
that active co-operation with the ratlroadu
will bo secured.
HAvnn.N iinos. clothing sam:.
IT, til -10 1'i-r Out Itrilurllon from
Kurly Njnnim'ft Price on Jinny
MNKS OP SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
Men's $1'J.60 long yoke overcoats, sizes 31
to 38, now J7.n0.
Men's J IS fino worsted long yoke over
coats now $9.
Men's 7.50 blue beaver overcoats now $4
Mcn'e M0 worsted suits now 15.
Men's $12.60 very fine worsted and tweed
Bulls now i.60.
Men's Jin and $18 suits and overcoats In
broken lots will bo cleaned away this week
nt $10.
Hoys' nnd youths' long yoke overcoats In
sizes of fi to 18. nil regular $7.60 to $15 val
ues, now at $3.93, $5 and $7.50.
Hoys' storm collar reefers at $1.2.1, $2.50
nno $3.ro.
Hoys' $2.50 vesteo suits at 95c.
Iloye' $3.50 and $5 fine doublo breasted
knee pnntB suits, sizes S to 16. nt $1.50 nnd
$2 ! iiaydi:n wins,
Open evenings until Christmas.
Tnborets, $1.50 and tin. Chlnn elnnets.
$13.60 nnd up. Combination bookenses. $13.60
nnd up. Sideboards, $13.60 nnd up. Orcnt
Is the assortment of superior vhIuca for the
holiday buying.
ORCHARD & WlLHHLM CARPKT CO.
PAY FOR SCHOOL TEACHERS
Warrant Will Ho Iteinly 1'rlilny nml
1 1 Pni-f Value Will
Ho I'ahl.
Evoryhody who has seen our stock of
toys says It Is tho best nnd largost In tho
city.
OIIOIIARD & WILHF.LM CAUPHT CO.
Send articles of incorporation, notices of
stockholders' meetings, etc., to The lit.
We will give them proper legal Insertion.
Telephone 23S.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 23( , In
conntctlon with tho Hathery, 216-22P Dcs
bulldlug. Telephone 1716.
Morris Reclining chairs, $5.65, $7,00, $8.00,
M.00, 10.50 and up,
onoiiMio & wiuiHWt cvupbt no.
Secretary Hurgess of the Hoard of Educa
tlon Is Indignant because brokers mndo a
proposition to the Omahn school teachers to
give them the money for their December
warrant several dayH in advance of pay
day In consideration of a shavo of 23 cents
on each warrant. Mr. Hurgess hus written
principals a letter staling that warrants
may bo secured Friday afternoon nnd that
brokers will bo at the city hnll at that
.lino who will pay face valuo for tho war
rants. "I do not want the report to bo circulated
that Omaha school warrants aro being
shaved," said Mr. Hurgess. "Our warranto
nro worth their faco and no broker should
attempt to secure a commission on them."
AiiiioimiMMiiiMitn or tin- Tin-liters.
Tomorrow night Andrew Hobson will open
nt tho Hoyd for nn engagement which will
conclude with tho week In "IUchard Car
vel." A matinee will bo given Saturday.
Mr. Itobsoti's production of this piece la ono
of tho most elaborate, sceiilcully, that ban
over visited Omaha. Mr, Hobsoti's clever
work ns Clarence, tho actor, In "Tho Hoyal
Hox" two seasons ago commends him to
Omaha thenter-goers. In this, his new
vehicle ho has been having phenomlnal
success.
Tho Trocadoro, with Svollbakcr's Majes
ties, has been having largo attendance ut
nil performances. Tho engagement laBts
tho entire week, with dally inntlnees, ox
ceptlng Saturday evening.
Jlin Jeffries, champion heavy-weight
pugilist, In conjunction with a largo com
pany of exponunts of" tho boxing art, will
bo seen Saturday evening, December 21.
Following u number of good preliminaries
and a battle royal, tho champion will ap
pear in a four-round boxing contest with
his brother Jack.
Tho Christmas attraction will bo Din
kins' "Tho Utopians," conceded to be nn
exceptionally Btrong aggregation of bur
1cbuo and vaudovlllo tulent.
Couches, Special Holiday salo of couches,
genuine leather coucl). $22.00, $28.75 nnd up.
Velour couclus, $5.76, $9.75, $12.00, $15.00
nnd up.
ORCHARD & WILHELM CARPET CO.
'I'lir Twentieth Century Kliliirniln,
Platinum haB been discovered In tho cop
per oro of the Rambler mine on Douglas
crook and Humbler stock has been advanced
to four thousand dollars a share.
Tho Verde copper mluo nt IJattle. Wyo.,
la destined to bo thu grentcst copper prop
erty on the continent, oven richer than tho
United Verdo of Arizona. Tho Vordu prop
orty Is controlled In Omnha and Its stock
can still bo purchased.
Tho Laramie, HahnB Peak & Pacific rail
way Is building toward theso great proper
ties, tho outputB from which will alono pay
dividends on Its common stock, now selling
nt two dollars a share. Investigate at onco.
M. J. Orcevy, ropreaentlng Isnac Van Horn
& Co., Iloston bankers financing tho corpor
ation, 411 lice building.
si'kciai, i:xc;imsio
To Co nt ml Ami'rlcn.
Lcnvo Omaha January 12th, via St. Louis,
New Orleans, Puerto Hurrlos, Guatemala
City, San Jose, returning In tlmo for Mardl
Oras In Now Orleans. For ratos and all
Information, Call or wrlto W. H. Orecn,
Room 103. Now York I.tfn nmi,i
Tseb.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 26c. In
connection with tbo Hothery. 216-220 Deo
building. Telephone 1716.
45.00 for i limit u Tiny', JVork.
If you llvo In the country or In a small
town and have a good acquaintance anions
the farmers and slockralscrs In the neigh
borhood, y(,n enn make $6,00 easily by four
or five hours' work, Write ue and we will
send you our proposition. The Ilee Publish
Ing company, Solicitor's Dept., Omaha, Neb.
nrouzos, Clolsonno vases, candlesticks,
steins, lamps; In fact hundreds of very
choice nnd Inoxpennlvo brlc-a-brac pieces
for thu holidays.
ORCHARD & WIUIELM CARPET CO.
NEVER FEEL IT.
never feel tho cold snap. These piercing
winds which rush nrouml thcsn corners like
inad. Hi hnve a most complete Ino of
these goods ut prices from 60c to $3.00. Wo
an; shutting n pretty line of perfume nov
elties, aueli ns atomizers, shaker-ton liol
ties, perfume nets, etc., also tho lending
brnnds of fie and 10c elgnrs In boxes from
inn- per box up. DON'T FORGET on HAT-
hl'KClAl. ui HALE on our unenualcd
EGYPTIAN LOTl'H CREAM. "'"-'I"'111"
Jt.co Temptntlon Tonic
Jl.OO Parl'lan Hair Tonic Vgu'nfaiiteeiii!!
i.w ur. nuuer-H female Regulator (guar
nuteed) r
SI Co Uer'H Mutt Whiskey ! 75c
?:o Packer's Tur Hnnp ., ...... K,a
Carter s Little Liver Pills " rc
So Laxntlo Hromi) Oulnliu.
25c Qulliacetol (best for colds)
'fie ('uMweTs Syrup Pepsin
60c Syrup Figs .
M no wine Canliil
f-2.00 Cramer r Pennyroyal Pills
iuu v.lllllll'1 n ixiiuir- UUIU IKeillllnO)
t-ut Price
Writ- .Store
t.l. T47. . Cor. lUtb :hlomH
Ooods delivered FllUU to anv cart of city.
SGKAEFEH'S
l.'c
20c
. 3V
. 30o
. 4Do
$1.00
. 4Uc
Remarkable Values in Women's High Grade
Furs, Long Coats and Suits
livery garment is of a superior qual
ity and thoroughly well made. All
newest styles.
OVKS HVIJNINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
Women's Sin, S17.SO and S20 Automobiles and
K.iK tins, !).!)8- Mtttlo of vntiotia tnutorlAlBof extra
good qtiallt). In all colors, storm and vol- f
vet collnrs, strap stitched, Kuarantcod vJ 9 4
HtilnK, cholco of lot only S
S12 .ind Sin Automobiles and Short Jackets,
i? !)H ( holeo of 100 of our now nut. mobiles thnt
tro 30 Inches and 42 Inches long, with storm collars, In
black, brown, castor nnd reds: also nn Immctiso assort
ment of short Jackets that are considered tho swell
Juckets In New York City, mado of kerseys, chovlots,
meltons, etc., nil of them silk lined throughout, ovory
ono of them mnn tnllored A fv 4)
nnd guaranteed perfect c. F
llttlng, nt
Women's Tailor .Made Suits, worth
up to St 5. at $7.fiO Tho vnricty is
extensivo, tho materials Include every de
Blrable fabric and tho rnngo ot colors is
very broad ulso the rnngo of styles-
blouses, etons, Norfolk prcdomluato
a few are extreme styles They aro
worth In n regular way fully $12.50 and
$15. Wo offer you tho
choice of this splendid
assortment of suits at,.
V omen's $35 Tahor Made Suits at SIS
This Is n remarkable bargain and will
doubtless tempt you. Tho styles nro
tho newest nnd Includo new blouses,
Norfolks, Louis IV, otons and tight
fitting effects, beautifully trimmed,
taffeta lined Jackets and silk drop
skirts, new materials
and all colors, positively
$35 values, tor
, Two tine Persian lamb Jackets, blended
mink collars and roll
fronts, new styles,
worth $125, nt
Lttdies' riuuncl and Silk Waists
FOIl CIIHISTMAS PRESENTS A now lot Just received of very stylish flan
nel nnd silk wnlBtu at greatly reduced prices.
$5.00 tlaunel walsta at $1.08. . $7.50 silk waists at $2.93.
$3,50 flannel waists ut 85c. I All on sola on second floor.
7.50
Ono XXX sealskin Jacket, 22 Inches
long, selected skins,
worth $200,
for J
iiv. i mm iuvil.a
$98
Largo cluster scarfs In nstrachan,
stono marten, Imitation mnrtcn, bluo
fox, etc.; this Includes ninny odd lots,
values range up to
$0,50, cholco
for
1.98
$15
cts, blended
(X S f Ulna'r wort WOO. i O
jJpDy choito of tho lot JV0
Utrgo full black muffs, mado ot all
popular furs, Including near seal,
marten, Imttatloit 'stono marten, etc.,
SONS
Open Evenings Until Christmas
Men's Smoking Jackets for Christmas
Nothing will please "him" better
than n smoking Jacket, provided bo
hasn't ono. They nro very comfort
able nnd useful. Wu aro showing an
Immeuso assortment, mndu ot all
wool materials, In all colors nnd com
binations, plain nnd fancy trimmed,
$5. 6.50, 7.50
Wo have higher priced ones, too.
Men's Full Yoke Otcrcoats, $10
Our claims thnt theso aro the best
overcoats ever offered In tho city
for $10 aro fully substantiated by tho
garments. They are -10 Inches long
and mado of the finest matorlals, In
dark and medium shades, perfectly
tailored, hang beautiful, full at tha
bottom, bavok broad military shoul
ders and vertical
pockots, positively
unparalleled
vuluca nt.....
c are sole Omaha agents for Roger, Poet c Co.' Clothlut;
Thero Is no finer or better clothing mado In tho United Stntos, You' will
rcallzo that this Is a fact the moment you got Into a Itogers, Peot & Co.'s suit
or overcoat. Prices, $17.50 to $35, Pay a tnllor doublo If you will, but you can't
get better looking, better made or better fitting clothes.
Suits, Ovcrco its. Reefers and Top Co ts for the Hoys
Wo are selling handsome nnd stylish clothing for little fellows at remarkably
low prices, duo to several purchases. You'll llnd all tho newest novelties hero,
Including Husslan Ulouso suits and overcoats, Norfolk suits, etc., etc., In a
cholco lino of fabrics and 4 f (" 1 m r
colors. Extraordinary values, 1 511111 A Sll
, 'Mo
$10
r.t
COO pair mlf8cs' and children's fur trimmed red slippers, at, per pair,..
An Immeuso lino of holiday slippers for men nnd women.
XMAS CANDIES Pure' wnl01!(n and delicious sweets.
Tho best that money will buy Is sold at
a very low price hero. It' fresh from tho factory overy day. (In basement.)
BOSTON STORE
BOSTON STORE
J.KSC0FIELDI
lCUW&$UITCO.I
Silk Petticoats
Deep Accordeon Ruffle, $5
Nothing Uko them anywhero for less
than $7.50, tho tnffota silk, black
only, Is tho best.
WE HAVE OTHEH
SILK PETTICOATS In colors
at $7.50, $10 and $12 that aro Just what
any lady would llko.
FURS
F03 PRESENTS
Every lady prlcs a piece of fur, and
now that scarfs and btorm collars aro
so stylish, It don't cost much to mako
sonio ono hnppy. Lot us show you,
Again lot us call your attention to tho
ladles' suits, Wo nro closing out nt
$5.00 and $10.00 for cholco, worth four
times tho prlco wo nsk.
Overshoes to Fit.
S.
ORgSIS
The new shoe tor Women
Making a specialty ns wn do of
the Hem Shoe for yVopion In tho
world
ot $3.50 Always
wo- carry a full lino of women's
and children's overshoes and rubbers
to lit all shapes and widths ot soln,
If you nro titled nt tho Horosls
Bhoo Store you get the hest.
Wo carry no machliiu sowed
shoes nor any second inmllty rub
bers, A postal will bring our cntnloguo
to your homo.
SorosisShoe Store
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
15he Holiday Display !!!
The holiday display here is a vision of beauty. One be
holds it in bewilderment, and to resist its witchery is to ob
stinately close one's eyes to irresistible delight that will re
main a pleasant memory of days to come, The exhibit is so
diversified by creations of a practical and an artistic nature
that the most divergent fancies will be captivated by it. Thus
the problem of choosing appropriate gifts for both men and
women is very much simplified,
THIS STORE IS AT YOUR SERVICE,
Special for TKursday
Silk Waist Wonders
$8.00 and $10.00 Silk Waists for $4.90
Our clonk buyer in u doloniiiiicd man, when he decides lo do a
thing you can depend upon it, being done. "I am going to give
The Nebraska customers a rare treat in the way of a useful, sen
sible Christinas present," and all women's high grade silk waists
thnt sold for S and S) dollars, A Cf
will go Thursday at Vvl
They are made of best taffeta silk and penu de soi, hnndsomely
trimmed with chiffon and ribbon velvet, all Blind oh nnd
great chance to buy a waist for one-half their real value.
Silk Petticoats for Presents
Half price Sale for Thursday.
$8 and $1. Values at $4.90
All our fine silk petticoats, made of tho best untinished
tafleta silk, with two and three ruffles, shirts that sold
for $8A)() and !?12.00, fA QO
all to go Thursday, each J"! zJ
FURS, FURS
marten,
.2.90
WOMEN'S FUR SCAHF&-ln Imitation stone
sable, opossum and beet French marten,
trimmed with C tails, holiday prlco
WOMEN'S MAHTEN SCARFS with cluster of largo
tails, a genuine quality marten, just tho thing for a
Christmas present, our A Ct
prlco for Thursday H.tU
WOMEN'S MARTEN DEIU1Y
C largo talis, regulnr prlco
for samo quality elsewboro $1
COLLARETTE cluster
0 75
poclal u
FURS, FURS
WOMEN'S FUR MUFFS n cholco lino of Canada seal
muffs, nicely lined nnd finished, our holiday - C);r
price durlnK this holiday tlmo l.Wt)
WOMEN'S ELECTRIC SEAL MUFFS tho now largo
nhapo, our prlco f)
for Thursday .OU
WOMEN'S FRENCH MARTEN MUFFS selected skins
largo shnpo, special prlco H.JH)
WOMEN" HEAVER MUFFS ono of tho prottlest fur
Kpcclaltlcs of the huahou f iy (C
ouf Thursday prlco O
Days count as weeks now, with everybody wanting something in a hurry- The spa
cious aisles of this largest store donH begin to accommodate tho orou)di that come. It takes
trained helpers to make a store as much a model store when therds a rush as when Ws easy
to be at your service and particularly obliging. Plenty of goods to sell. Stocks are re
newed every day. 'This December is bringing us a wealth of trade beyond our best expectations.
203 S. 15th St.
Frank Wilcox, Mr
.Send for Catalogue,
OK
SC0FIELD
CuW&SUITCO.
1510 OouKlna St.
The
Truth
Can bo told nbout our store.
It Is tho only exclusive fam
ily liquor store In Omaha.
Ladles can trade hero with
propriety. To every lady
who makes n purchase In
our store wo will present an
t rted Ilohemtnn Cameo
Vait lon't wait until they
ure all cone.
Flno whiskies, 76c, Jl.OO,
II, CO quart,
I'uro California Wines (bot
tlu ripe), S5c, 60c, 75c per qt.
bottle.
Jluu uioers promptly tilled.
City orders ueuvereu.
CACKLEY BROS.
WllOI.UVW.i; l.Mlt'OIl MIC llClt ANTS,
Ulipuallu Pu.tolllcr, Telephone 11-18.
Aeentu for Hunter Uyu and Old Taylor
WUUklM,
M
1
Money Saving
Orug Prices
Tho nrlccB named below are our EVEUT
DAY drug prices on fresh and GENUINE
dings and patent mcdiclncH. Drug pur
chasers will nlwiiyH llnd It distinctly to
their advantage to trnde with us, for uio
following reasons:
1st. WB HAVE tho goods.
(lVo mako tho LOWEST prices.
3rd Our goods nro ulwoyf FRESH and
GENUINE, un we buy direct from facto
ries. 2T,c Howell's Antl-Knwf, wo sell 13c
$1.00 Magnet lilo Curo, wo sell GOo
U Wlnu Cardul, wo sell fiOc
Jl.OO Temptation Tonic, wo sell 29a
$1.(0 Hurnham's Sarsaparlllo, wo sell ..-Uo
'Xc -I'll Soap, wo sell 12o
$1 00 IJnnderlno for hair, wo sell f9o
2.1o Mlstletoo Cream, wo sell Ho
tM Vln Mntiiml. wn soil S9o
15o 11. S: 11. Soap, wo sell 9c
$1.J Mnlted Milk, wo soil Kc
$1.00 Newbro'H llernlclde, wo sell 5So
"5c Coke's Dandruff 'Cure, we sell .... Jlo
$110 Kirk's Dandruff Cure, wo sell ....490
fiOo Bui nham s Ueof, Iron und Wine,
wo sell 25c
Warranted 2-qt. Hot Wntor Hag 49c
$1.00 Trnmincr'H lOxtrnct Malt, wo ell .69a
Jap Hoho Soap. ALL THE TIME 7o
WVi rozzniil'H Faco Towdor, all the tlmo 23o
C(dgato'H English Process Hoati, nil
tho tlmo, per dozen ftto
:!.",(' tleniilun Citstorlit, wo soil lsa
$1 fO Cramer's Kidney Cure, wo sell... .490
(Remember this Is tho DOLLAR tdzo
Cramer's Kidney Curo for 49o.)
Dig boltlo Household Ammonia 5a
1-11), box I'uro llnnix Ho
l'rottv I'erfumo Atomizer Eo
Wycth'B ICfferveselng rhosphato Soda.. 40o
Woodbury'H Facial Soup, wo sell. ...Ho
'J ib. bar Castllo Soap, we sell 16a
"5o Hulb Syringe, wo sell 34o
llllINO CASH TO GET AUOVB 1'HICES.
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go.
Cor, 16th nnd Dodgo.
99
The Choicest of the Season
Is our Metz beer. You need It for Christ
mas, becauso It stimulates tho nppetlte,
promotes good cheer, aids to digest tho
dinner and gives refreshing slumber
There's no other beer so good. You'll ap
preciate this If you order n supply for
Christmas, nnd you'll want some In tho
house always, Try a case of 2 dozen bot
tles delivered.
Metz Bros. Brewing Co.,
Tel. Ill), O mall ii.
Or Jacob Neumayer, At,'t, curo Ncuraaycr
Hotel, Council Ulutfs, low ft.
Drug Trusts
Thero must be moro than one. Thero
Is ono on Irtth street, which breaks out
every onco In a while. They don't llko to
havo It known, hnwover. Result: Wo
all havo to sell
I.lsterlnn Vto
(Vvamp-ltoot fi.1o
Allen Witch Hazel Salvo 20c
Drnwu'H Troches 0o
Unit's Catarrh Curo nro
S. S. S 0T,c
c '-l-turln 23o
Malted Milk 4f,a
byrup of Figs SOo
IMnkliam'H Compound Cc
Carter's' lills ISo
FULLER ,3; CO
14th aari Uunsla. II.
TO STOP FALLING
HAIR
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snil cni"t,noihlnK Miult mi r,initno triment
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Woodbury D. 163 Stit St., Chlctgo,
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OPEN EVENINCS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
Tho most useful Christmas presents for women nnd children enn bo bought In our
Cloak Department. Thousands of bargulns from tho tremehdous stocks purchased re
cently nro now on sale and your Christmas presents enn bo bought for one-half to
one-third tho cost elsewhere. Watch us closely. Comparo our prices. Examlno our
goods. Drnw your own conclusions. Thero never was a tlmo In tho history ot
Cloakdom that you could buy n suit, a Raglan, a Jacket, a Waist or n Fur Garment of '
any kind as low as you can now In tho great, progressive, llvo Cloak Department of
ours.
Children's Fur Sets nt 69c.
Children's Angora SotB, with round muffB, long fur, only
(1.25.
Misses' Fur Sots nt $2.75.
Women's Muffs, electric seal, for Jl.OO ach.
Women's Oenuino Mink Scarfs, with six tails, worth 7.00,
for $2.90.
Women's Astrakhan Collarettes, lined with satin, worth
$7.60, for $1.9S.
Women's lllended Mink Scarfs for fl.CO.
Women's Reaver Capes for $50.00.
Women's Astrakhan Clonks, Skinner's rntln lined, at $12.60,
Women'B Electric Jackets, beaer collar, for $18.60. .
Women's Wool Senl Capeo for $16.50.
Womcu's Coney Cnpes for $6.98.
Cloaks and Suits
Women's Automobiles, mado of all wool horsey, for $5.00.
Women's RaglanB, silk llnod throughout, worth $12.00, for $6.08.
Women's $25.00 Raglnns for $10.00.
Women's $30.00 Raglans for $16.00.
Women's Ilox Coats, mndo of all wool kersey, for $1.75.
Your cholco of 600 Ilox CoatB, Including everything In our bouse worth up to
$20.00, for $9.93.
Women's Suits, your cholro nt 400, worth up to $16,00, for $7.98.
Women's Suits, silk lined throughout, made In 'black, bluo nnd castor chovlot and
broadcloths, sold elsowhero for $25.00, on snlo nt lliiydeiis' for $12.50.
Children's Jackets 200 Children's Jaclnts lu all colors, formorly sold at $4.00 to
$9.00, for $2.98.
Children's Eiderdowns for 75c.
Children's Automobiles, with or without rnpo, your choice, $2,98.
Women's Flannel WalBts for 69c.
Women's Silk Waists. $5.00 quality for $2.98.
All our line Imported Flannel Waists that sold as high as $10.00, for $3.98.
Women'B Silk Underskirts worth $7.00 for $2.90.
Women's Rainy-Day Skirts, with flounce, trimmed with tbroo rows of black eatln,
for only $1.98.
400 women's Cheviot nnd Scrgo Dress Skirts, worth $10.00 nnd $12.00, for $5.0O.
THURSDAY NIGHT, from 7 30 until 9;30, wo will put on sale 100 dozen women'
heavy fleece lined Wrappors, worth $1.50, for 49c. None to dealers.
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