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THE OMAHA DAILY llEEt THURSDAY, JASUABY 88, 190.
MILLER'S FIGHT FOR SPOILS
It Bigiai with the DiBoharj f Oeatnli
ilontr Ostrom'i liittr.
MR. MILLER APPOINTS NEW ASSISTANTS
I'nnntr CointiiUnliiiicrii Slnnil l'lrin In
Their Declnrntlon of Intent to .
Cut Down the Nunitier of '
County Uniployr.
Harry C. Miller, tho new county clork,
did a llttlo nxlng on Ills own account yes
terday nnil selected as tho victim Mrs.
Lois Caldwell, who has been recording clerk
for sumo years, In a pollto Ictetr to her ho
Btatcd that her work bad been satisfactory
and ho entertained only tho kindest feel
ings for her, but that because of tho "unfair
and unbualncssllko fight which your brother
Is making against tno I shall have to do
cllno your further sorvlces."
Tho brother rcforrcd to Is Commissioner
Ostrom, who Is tho author of tho revised
echcdulo of county employes presented last
Saturday and which contemplates a heavy
reduction In tho number ot Mr. Miller's
assistants. Mr. Miller 4nd Mr. Ostrom had
an onlmutcd exchango In tho hearing ot
heads of departments Tuesday and the new
clerk considers Commissioners Ostrom and I
O'Koeffo rcsponslblo for what ho terms tho
"attack" upon him. Ho hurled deflanco at
tho board by declaring that ho would ap
point an occupant for each position that
existed undor his pruleceasor and yesterday
morning ho gavo tho contest further Inter
est by Informing tho press that ho had In-'
vltcd Alfred Millard, cashier of tho Com
mcrclnl National bank, and Fred II. Davis,
cushlcr of tho I'M rat National bank, to act
ns a commlttco of Investigation. '
Will I..MVC It to Clerk.
"I wish them to coma here to tho office
Bomo day this week, go through It thor
oughly, question the head ot each depart
ment as to tho amount nnd naturo of tho
work and question Mr..llaverly, the former
clerk. In shurl, I wIbIi them to probo tho
matter ns thoroughly ns they possibly can
and then mako A report recommending the
number of employes they consider to bo
necessary for tho proper conduct of this
ofllco. Ily that recommendation I will
nblde, whether It Is for mo or ngalnst mo,
nt least long enough to glvo It a fair trial.
"I havo selected these two men, who aro
so particular friends of mine, purely be
causo of their knowledge of tho business
and their high standing. I naked them yes
terday and gavo them until Thursday
morning to signify their acceptance. If
thoy decline, I shall ask others. And
whatever Is recommended I shall Insist on
having, oven It I havo to go to the courts
to gat It. My) courtio In law would bo to
mandamus tho board to pay tho salaries
of tho men I appoint."
Clerk Miller also announces soma of tho
democrats ho has selected for places In his
department.
Mrs. Sal Ho McCash Is to succeed Mrs.
Caldwoll ns recording clerk; Dan Butter
succeeds Wesley G. Teraplcton ns book
lcoopor; after March 15 Thomas Boyd ot tho
Sixth ward succeeds Emmctt O. Solomon
n chief tax ccrk; Thomas Bailey of tho
Union Pacific offices la selected as suc
cessor to Chief Clork John II. Tate. C. E.
Forbes, James P. Ford and James White,
tho last mentioned of South Omaha, aro
already preparing themselves for clerkships
lu tho tax department. Tho successor to
Frank Dowoy as chief deputy, and tho extra
clerks to bo put on February 1 havo boon
scloctcd, but Clerk Miller declines to give
tholr names at present;
Off to Florida.
A number of prominent Nebraskahs will
leave Omaha January 29 to enjoy nn out
ing In Florida. Many of them will take
their golf sticks; others expect to play
tennis, to fish, sail nnd batho.
This mld-wlntcr excursion to Florida will
loavn tho Burlington station, Omaha, 5:10
p. m., January 29, and will havo through
oars to Jacksonville. Tho round-trip rate
Is $52.50. Tickets aro now on salo at 1502
Far nam street.
An Extrnot from Her Letter.
"If you could only be hero this winter
morning and soo for yourself, you would
no longer doubt mo. Hoses nro blooming
In our front yard, nnd all naturo Is as far
Advanced In this lovsly American summer
land as It will bo In your cold eastern homo
toy June.
"Wo made tho trip from Omaha to Cali
fornia via tho Union Pacific to avoid thq
dolour routes.
"As less time is consumed on tho Union
Pacific in ranching your destination, there
aro fower Incidental exponscs on routo.
"If you want to reach California without
Buffering any of tho Inconveniences of win
tor travel bo sure that your ticket reads
over tho Union Pacific. It Is tho only lino
running through trains from Omaha, (com
peting roads have Just ono car, going over
four or flvo different lines onco n day, only).
Wo rodo on that great California train,
Tho Overland Llmltod,' which surpasses
any train traversing tho American con
tinent." For furthor Information call on or ad
dress city ticket ofllco, 1321 Farnam, 'phone,
311.
Effective Sunday, Jmiunry SO,
the morning train on tho Chicago, St. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha railway for Sioux
City nnd boyond, Wayne, Hartlngton,
Bloomfleld, Now Castlo nnd intermediate
poluts will leavo Webster street depot at
8:30, Instead of 6 n. in.
Returning leavo Sioux City at 7:15 a, m.
nd 5:25 p. ra.; arrlvo Omaha 11:20 a. ni.
nnd 9:15 p. m. No change In departure of
ftornoon trains.
Tho Ladles of tho Mnccabeos will give a
prize masquerado ball at Labor temple
Thursday, January 23.
MRS. J.
MRS. J.
MONOPOLIZES THREE JUDGES
Whnt III I.nte Honor of the Police
Court In Abnnt
to I)o.
Judge Cordon is to havo tho cats of three
district Judges Thursday morning nt 10
o'clock in court room No. 1. Ills attorney
nnd City Attornoy Conncll yesterday
agreed to Judgo Baxter's proposal (hat tho
Judges sit en banc and economize time In
the disposition of tho long-drawn-out
etrugglo of Gordon to securo from tho city
a payment ot about $3,500, which he allcgos
to bo duo for services as police magistrate.
Tho thrco Judges will lino up together nnd
tho rccltnl of facts for ono will do for nil.
Two aro mandamus cases and tho other
nn Injunction suit. Judge Dickinson Is to
hear tho Injunction caso, which was begun
this morning, to provent tho comptroller's
destroying the $1,600 warrant for salary
for tho latter part of 1901. Judgo Baxter
Is to hear argument on Conncll's motion
to set aside tho writ of mandamus Issued
by the Judgo three weeks ago ordering the
mayor to sign warrants already drawn for
smalt amounts aggregating $900 and for
the other lump sum 'of $1,600. Judgo Bax
ter has tho application for mandnmus com
pelling tho issuing of warrants for about
$500 saliry for services alleged to have been
performed back In 1900.
Aching in tho small ot the back Is nn
Indication of Brlght's Disease. The proper
course In such cases Is to take a fow doses
of Prickly Ash Bitters. It Is an effective,
kidney remedy nnd bowel regulator.
OMAHA. Nob., Jan. 22, 1902.
Tn tho Mombors of tho Nebraska Retail
Grocers and General Merchants:
At a meeting ot the Exccutlvo Hoard, the
Chicago, .Milwaukee St. Paul Railway wag
selected as tho official routo to tho Gro
cers' Convention nt Milwaukee. Party wjll
leave Omaha at 6 P. M. Sunday, Janunry
26, from tho Union Station. A special
sleeping car has been chartered. A rate
of one and one-third fnro for tho round
trip has been mndc for this occasion. Sco
that your tickets read via tho Chicago,
Mllwaukeo & St. Paul Railway from
Omaha to Milwaukee.
A Royal, Good Tlrao provided for by tho
Merchants of Milwaukee.
For any further Information wrlto or
wire, II. FISCHER,
Secretary,
901 New York Life Bldg.
Shampooing and balr dressing, 25c, at Tho
llathery, 216-220 Eco building. Tel. 1716.
Announcement of the Thenter.
Tonight tho wizard of tho piano, Josef
Hofraann, will bo seen, nt tho Boyd In an
especially selected program. Eight num
bers will ho given. Thoy nro: Variations
in F minor, Sonate Appasslonator; Im
promptu, Lolree do Viennc, ballado A flat,
Major; proludo No. 25 and VnlBO A fiat, by
Chopin; Gnomcnrelgcn, Nachtstuck, Jong
leur and Llzst's Rhapsodlo No. 2.
"Way Down East," W. A. Brady's wholo
sonin rural drama, will be seen at Boyd's
Friday. Snturday matlneo and night. Last
Bcason this production was given hero nnd
scored a big success. Tho snino company
nnd production will bo seen during this
engagement.
Tho Orphoum will Inuncb another
Omaha youth on a professional career
Sunday. Taylor Hayncs, tho blcyclo ex
pert, who won the first prlzo at tho last
amateur show, is tho fortunato drawer of
the favor this time. He has bocn engaged
to appear for the ontlro wook, and hav
ing mastered some very difficult and clevor
tricks, feels confident that ho will mako
good and find llttlo trouble in securing
further engagements which ore promised
him. Mr. Haynes Is tho second blcyclo
expert to rocolvo a start from tho Or
pheum. It Is stimulating efforts among
nsplrlng amateurs, which Is ovldcnced by
many now applicants for places on tho
next amateur bill.
Mary Mannerlng will bo seen at Boyd's
Tuesday, Wednesday matlneo and night
next week in tho romantic drama, "Janice
Meredith. Miss Mannerlng has been moot
ing with phenomenal success In this, her
first starring venture As Is well known,
sho la tho wlfo of James K. Hackett, the
actor.
Locomotive engineers will dance. Tho
twentieth annual ball will be given by
Omaha division No. 183, Brotherhood ot
Locomottvo Engineers, nt Chambers' danc
ing academy, 17th and Douglas sts Thurs
day evening, January 23, 1902. Tickets at
tho door.
95.00 for n Unit n Day Work.
If you live In the country or tn a small
town and have a good acquaintance among
the farmers and stockratsers In the neigh
borhood, you can nj&ka $5 easily by four
or five hours' work. Write u and wo will
end you our proposition. The Bra Publish
ing company. Solicitors' D'ect., Omaha, Nab.
Clan Gordon No. 63, Ordor of Scottish
Clans, gives their twelfth annual concert
and ball In memory of Robert Burns at
Crelghton hall, Friday, January 24. This
will be the best celebration of recent years.
Union music; union prompter.
Publish your legal notices tn the Weakly
nee. Telephone 238.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c, at Tho
Bathery, 216-220 Beo building. Tel. 1716.
DIED.
FAT Anna, grandmother of Miss telle
Vodrlo, nt Lincoln, Neb., January 22,
lf02, nged 67 years.
Funeral from Dodder's undertaking par
lors, Twenty-third and Cuming, at 3 p. m.
Thursday. Interment Forest Lawn.
Friends Invited.
SPELLBERG, Mrs. Caroline, wife of Wll
llum Spellberg. 1S37 North Eighteenth, nt
5 p. m. Tuesday evening.
Funeral will bo hold Friday afternoon nt
2 p. in. Burial at German Catholic ceme
tery. BENSON
"rVow is the time to buy
for a very little money the
best and prettiest
Flannel Waists
and Dressing Sacques
that are made.
25 to 50 Per Cent
Reduction,.
t
Not a Walat or Dressing Sacque excepted.
BENSON
TO BUILD HUGE STEEL SPAN
Ttrmiial Comptii Brldg to B Uti
lit Dtifclt Lrw.
TO ACCMMDATE SHIFTING CHANNEL
Uhnnwc Will He Mntlc Next Spring,
I'rorlilril lllll AuttiorlrliiK It Goes
Snccsnrnlty Tlirnnfth' Con
Kress In the Meantime.
"Provided, ot course, that our bridge bill
runs the legislative gamut successfully at
Washington, wo shall begin work on tho
reconstruction of tho bridge this spring
and finish tho work by tho end ot the
year," Bnld John R. Webster of tho Omaha
Bridge' nnd Terminal company yesterday
morning.
"Explicitly, tho proposition Is to put tn
on tho Nebraska end a drawbridge which
will bo an exact copy of that which now
forms the Iowa end of tho bridge. Thus
the cntlro brtdgo wilt then bo composed of
two hugo draws, the longest tn the world,
and every portion ot tho river will be opon
to navigation.
"This will bo manifestly much better for
tho country, nnd the government Is certain
to let us do It. There would bo no reason
for refusing to allow us to do something
which Is moro to tho advantage of tho gov
ernment than what wo already have per
mission to do.
"Tho present status Is this: Threo tem
porary wood nnd Iron Bpnns form tho No
braska end of tho brldgo, connecting this
Bhoro with the Iowa drawbridge portion.
Wo havo bocn granted authority to replaco
those spans with ono permanent fixed span
that would effectually close nil this ldo of
the river to navigation. Now wo propose
to put In another draw instead of tho fixed
span.
To Fit ChniiKltiK Chnnncl.
"Tho fact that tho channel Is constantly
wavering from sldo to elde Is tho reason
why this will bo tho better Bchomo. 1 havo
seen the Missouri when thero was six feet
of water under our draw portion nnd forty
feet undor tho thrco spans nt this end.
Again, I havo seen It when the conditions
of depth wcro Just reversed. With two
draws tho boats can follow the channel
wherever It shifts.
"Wo will sclzo the tlmo between the
April high water and tho Juno high water
to begin this work. Tho Iowa draw cost
us $145,000, exclusive of tho big central
pier which supports it. That cost was based
directly upon tho' rxponso of tho Btool that
wont Into It. Wo paid 5 cents a pound for
that brldgo, nnd It weighs nbout 2,900,000
pounds. It Is probablo that tho cost of this
now draw will bo about tho same, though
It will vary Just as much ns tho price of
steel haB varied slnco that time.
"Tho plor will bo a dlfferont proposition.
Wo hopo to got tho new ono in cheaper than
tho old one. That Is of polld stono and
concrete, and Is thirty feet in dlamotor
nnd 145 foot doop. When It was sunk a
new method was employed for tho first tlmo,
tho caisson plan not being used. That made
It moro expensive ns It was considerable
of an experiment. Wo do not know how
far down wo will havo to go on Vho Ne
braska side to get bedrock, but tho pier
will bo cheaper.
"Tho Iowa draw Is 520 feet long. Tho
now ono will bo tho Bamo length, but that
will not reach tho cntjro dlstanco from
tho end ot tho present draw to tho No
braska bank, which ts 600 foot. Thero
must be a filling In with another small sec
tion of bridging either at this end or at the
mlddlo ot tho river. I do not know which
will bo done."
Send articles ot Incorporation, notices of
stockholders' meetings, etc.. to The Bee.
We will five them proper legal Insertion.
Telephone 23S.
Yale's
NEW
BEAUTY BOOK
(FREE)
Did votl cot ono of tho revised edition
of Madam Yojo's Boauty Book? If not,
you muy mivu 11 aur wiu unitinK. it con
tains many plain truths which beautiful
women should know.
Our storo hua long been tho western
headquarters for the Madam Ynlo's prep
arations, all of which we sell at cut
prices.
ner uur
Trice. Price.
Hair Tonic J1.00 $ .75
Hnlr Cleanser 1.00 .75
Frultcura. for female weakness. 1.00 .75
Ia Freckla. freckle cure 1.00 .ts
Skin Food, small to remdvo
wnnmoH l.uo ,Zo
Skin Food, large, to rcmovo
wrinkles 3.00 2.50
Bust Food, small v. 1,60 1,23
Complexion Powder, 3 shades,
Pink, white. Brunetto 60 .35
Complexion Soap , 5 .15
Complexion Blench 2,00 1.75
Complexion Cream 1,00 .75
Eye-lash Grower 1.00 ,75
Blood Tonlo 1,00 .75
Special Lotion, for pimples,
blackheads, etc 1,00 .75
Special Ointment, for pimples,
blackheads, etc 1,00 .75
Hand Wliltoner 1.00 .75
Elixir of Beauty l.on ,7;
Magical Secret 1.&0 1 25
Grent Scott, to remove super
fluous hair g.OO 4 00
Jack Rose, liquid rougo 1.00 .73
Jack Buds, Hp tint l.m 75
Pace Enamel, 3 shades, Pink,
White, Brunette l.no 125
Eye-brow Pencils 05 '2l1
Fertilizer (for constipation).... 1.50 i'ss
Molovnnd Wart Extractor 3.00 2i
HnlrCurllng Fluid .50 35
Call for Beauty Book or wrlto nnd send
2c stamp.
Sherman & McGonnellDrug Go.
Corner Sixteenth nnil IlodRe,
Omalin, - Neltrnaku.
Every Pair 7"
a $5 Value.
Are $3.50 Always
Tt is the only ready-to-wenr line of fine
shoes for women tn the world that Is con
ceded to bo the equal of any $5.00 line and
for which never moro nor less than $-'t,50
Is asked.
Any leather enamel, patent, kid or calf
any weight, from the lightest wafer sole
to tho heaviest wtdo extension odgo for
street wear.
A postal will bring our catalogue to your
homo.
SOROSIS SHOE STORE
Frank Wilcox, Mgr., 203 S. 15th St.
Send for Catalogue.
tBRAIWW
Only 5 Days More
The time is limited nutl to make a clean sweep ot
every dollar's worth of '
Smoke and Water
Damaged Merchandise
We have made extreme reductions. Come and sec the
great bargains that await you. You'll profit greatly.
J?l FAXCY fiOI.r RI.OVES IBo I'll.
All of tho fancy wool golf gloves
In golf plaids and Scotch plaids,
for ladles, 'misses nnd
children, nil at, I iG
pair ltyv
9 1. OO WftAl'l'HHS, atle.
All tho wrappers that sold boforo
our am oka damngo at $1, principally
dnrk colors, all sizes, s-y f
mado of tho beat per- .
calo. at
Kldcrdown dressing saqucs that sold
iuv0 tutu Runt
39c
neroro our smoko dam
ngo nt $1.00 and
$1.50, go at
ao iiANi)icintciin:is, oi.uc.
Ladles' all puro linen, hand em
broidered, Initial hand
'6c
kerchiefs, go
nt
2.c iinsinitv, ioc.
I.ndlns. TnlaNpa' nnil linvn nl?i!n nnA
B heavy ribbed, full seamless taut btnclc
hoso, all sizes, worth yv
up to 25 cents, 1 1 gC1
go nt
"'
iMc FA NOV lUICICI.MS, :iv.
All tho plain nnd fancy trimming
buckles, hundreds of styles,
worth up to 25c, go nt, mmC1
each V
jti.oo Kin ni,ov,i:s, ioo iAin.
Another lot of ladles' nnd misses'
kid gloves, somo slightly dnmnged,
black, browns and colore,
principally small sizes, I C
go nt, pair
Special Notice!
Wc have purchased the entire stock of MADE-UP FURS or
HUBERMANN, THE FURRIER,
Consisting of Jackets, Caps, Neck Scarfs, Collarettes and
Kobus. Tills stock will be placed on sale Saturday.
Full particulars later.
MISSOURIAHS KNOW
At least they have n national reputation
to that effect. If they don't know you've
got to hIiow them lately wo'vo got moro
mall orders from JIKsotirl than over bo
fore. Our prices must bo right or wo
wouldn't got any orders from the World'H
Fair State. Wo'n after mall orders, and
If promptness In filling nnd ohnrt prices
will cut them, wo'ro your "huckleberry."
10c Frog In Your Throat 5c
25c LaxutlVo Bromu-Oulnlnc 12c
Sa Qulnacctol, best for colds "0c
ZTiu lull's ensenru uulnlne irc
$1.00 tamliert'H I.lstcrlnc 58c.
25c Dandcrlne ISc
50c Omega Oil 33c
$1.00 Tlood'x Snrsaparllln COc
$1.00 Temptation Tonic L'7o
ci ins ih too uenuino.)
$1.00 FKIM.TNA ono to a customer 57c
$1.00 Soxlnn Pills 75c
$1.00 I'arlslun llulr Tonic guaranteed. 75c
$1.00 Wine Cnrdtll ."7. 4Do
$1.00 Hutler's Femnlo Regulator 75c
50c Llcblg's Extract Beef lc
$1.00 Hylo tho guaranteed catarrh euro 50o
Ul'BN ALU MIUI1T.
SGHJtcFER'S
Cut l'rlce
Druir Store.
Tel. 717. S. XV. Cor. lOlH nnd ChlcnKO.
Goods aellvored F-RKB to any part of ctty.
In the
PINES of
Southern
New
Jersey
The Leading Hotel of Laktwood.
LAKEWOOD, In the heart of s, bal
samic forest of pines, 1b now a
world-renowned winter resort for
health and pleuaure, and Tho Lake
wood, its principal and largest hotel,
Is a superbly equipped hostelry, in lux
urious accommodation for the comfort,
convenience nnd entertainment of Its
patrons not surpassed by any hotel In
America. The cuisine nnd sorvlce equal
those of tho celebrated restaurants of
New York and ParlB.
At Tho Lakewopd nre Installed tho
famous Hydrotherapcutlo (water cure)
Baths of Prof. Charcot of Paris, and
Prof. Erb ot Heldelborg. This resort
has the most Improved and perfect
apparatus tor the treatment and cure
or overwork, nervousness, Insomnia,
and allied complaints, by means ot
hydrotherapy and electricity, of any
hotel In the world. This department
Is undor the care of tho House Phy
sician. JAS, H. BERRY, Manager.
TAFT'S
PHILADELPHIA
DliNTAL PARLORS.
1517 Douglas Street
Extracting Teeth
whon our vitalized air is usod, Is absolutely
painless. Extracting, 25c. Vitalized air, COc.
The
Lakewood
Hotel
IF YOU ARE NOT SMOKING THE. . . . .
II I Tl'r
Try one, then notice the fine Aroma of our present Havana
Tobacco and compare It with high priced Imported Cigars.
F. R. nice Mercantile Cigar Co., Manufacturers, fit. Louis. Union Made. .
SONS
fl t'XnUIlMLSMN-S, SO AND if)c.
Ladles' lino muslin nnd cambric
gowns, skirts, drawers and skirt
chemise, with laco nnd embroidery
trimming, many worth up
49c
to $1.00, go nt,
29c nnd
?1 Al.I.OVI'.It KMHIlOinnitY, IBo
600 snmplo pieces, halt-yard lengths
ot nllovcr cmbroldory and hem
stitched tucklngs, nil styles
15c
somo worth up to $1,
go at, each
i!.r.O ri.AXNUI. WAISTS, OOo.
In order to closo out nil of our
flannel wnUts that Bold before our
smoko dnmago up to $2,50, In black,
reds, blues nnd old
rosa, all sizes,
go at
69c
Flin.VCH FIjA.VNIMj waists,
?i.:so.
Cholco of nny of our high cost
French flnnnel waists that sold beforo
our smoko damngo at $5,
1.39
on salo on main
floor
WOMK.VS N OOI.F SKIRTS, f l.t8
Women's flno golf nklrts mado of
heavy oxfords nnd gray fabrics, with
stitched flnro flounces, nnd bands nnd
Bclf-fltrnpplng, A f-v q
'nctual $8 values. C. . VJ 7S
nt
?n mix coats, fi.no
Women's box coals In heavy oxfords,
full lined, good materials, largo
storm collars, regular
$5 values,
for
1.50
Olive Oil
Puro Imported Italian Ollvo Oil for table
use.
One-half pint Ollvo Oil for Tnblo use.. 30c
Ono pint Olive Oil for taula use coo
Ono quurt Ollvo Oil for tnblo Uso $1.00
One-half eallon Ollvo Oil for tnblo use.$1.75
One gallon Ollvo Oil for table use $3.23
All tho nbovo put up In glnss bottles (no
tin cans to rust), nnd FULL measure no
fancy bottles containing nbout two-thirds
the nmount represented by most nil other
denlcrs.
Samples furnished to Interested parties.
Moll orders filled.
) MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO.,
Telephone 150.
Iflth nnil Fiirnuiii Strr. a, Omnlin.
Dealers in all kinds of RUBIER GOODS.
UP-TO-DATE
Methods are used to mako Motz beer the
crowning brow of goodness.
Ono tasto will convlnco you that they're
well used, nnd thnt Metz Is tho brew for a
pnrtlcular palate.
Dellvored In cases of 24 quarts or pints.
Metz Bros. Brewing Co.,
Tel. ill), Omahu.
Or Jacob Neumayer, Agt., cans Noumaycr
Hotel, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
RED
ALBUMEN
Said to make hens lay, which Is doubt
ful, but will mako suckers.
In tho Janunry number of tho
OMAHA DltUaCIIST, published by
tho, RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Is
copied nn extract from tho PHAR
MACEUTICAL, ERA, the lending
druggist's paper In tho United Htntes:
"It Is Bald tho RED ALBUMEN
sent out by tho U. 8. Salyx Co., is
composed of ground oyster shell and
red pepper," says tho Era.
This Is tho compound a 16th street
druggist has been palming off on tho
unsuspecting public ut 25c a lb., whose
welfare against FRAUDS nnd extor
tionate prices they seem to think thoy
nro called upon to protect, done to
mcei "i-rf-imir ueei, ' wo aon t sell
RED al:
ALBUMEN.
Fuller Drug and Paint Go,
hill" M9WH
I Protection
for Women
In wet, cold or slushy weather there Is nothing more es
sential tlinn proper protection for your feet As with
every other detail pertaining to outfitting for women, we
have given our women's shoe' department careful atten
tion, and offer the following with perfect assurance that in
quality, style and price they will prove superior to shoes
offered in other stores.
liMIIUeWUUUJIiiailUUU
UAVnCU!
MM I ULIU
Closing out nit small lots, odd nnd
sensationally low figures. Special spot cash purchases of choicest nnd best goods In
all lines thrown on our counters In tho bargain room, at ono-hntf to one-tenth regu
lar prices. NONE SOLD TO TEDDLERS.
FURNISHINGS
Monarch shirts at 39c.
All tho colored laundered shirts In- tho
Monarch brand that sold for $1.00, on salo
at 39c.
All IVo mon's heavy Jersey ovorshlrts,
that sold for 75c and 1.00, on salo nt 25c.
Men's whlto unlnundercd shtrte, doublo
back and front, nil sizes for boys nnd men,
Dnss Goods .
54-Inch strictly alt wool cheviots, at 49c.
52-Inch strictly nil wool storm sorges, nt
49c,
42-Inch granite cloth, worth 7.'c, at 49o.
40-lnch nil wool hcnrlotta, worth 75c, nt
49c.
54-Inch heavy all wool plaids, worth
11.60, at 49c.
54-Inch all wool sacking, worth 75c, at
49c.
38-Inch strictly all wool Venetians, etc.,
at 49c.
38-inch granite cloth, worth 76c, at 39c.
36-lnch all wool Henriettas, worth 69c,
nt 39c.
38-Inch black figured satin bcrbor, at 39c.
42-Inch storm serges, worth 50c, at 25c.
46-lnch fancies, worth tl, nt 23c.
36-lnch honrlcttns, worth COc, at 25c.
28-lnch hcnrlettas, half wool, at 7Kc.
28-Inch Jacquards, halt wool, 7Vc.
28-Inch plaids, half wool, at Cc.
$15.00 dress patterns, $3.98.
$12.60 dress patterns, $2.98.
$10.00 dress patterns, $1.98.
Lard Combination Busted
Ttin lnnl combination Is busted and we
will now glvo tho consumor tho benefit of
tho downwnrd mtrket:
We will placo on snlo 5,000 pounds sliver
leaf lard. ,
3-lb. palls for 31c
5-lb. palls for -; 62c
10-lb. palls for $1.03
A Doztn Corkars
OOODS TI1TAT CAN'T BE MADB AT
rRICES QUOTED ON OUR nAROAIN
COUNTERS. IN BASEMENT
7Cc horaehldo razor strop 25c
HAYDEN
HAYDENs c,tf.
The Fine Bankrupt Shoe Stock
ot J. Eppner &
Men's box calf bals, worth $3, $3.50 and
$4.0.0,at t
Men's box calf bals, tan, worth $3.50, $4.00
and fb.uu, at
Mon'sT vlcl kid bats, worth $3, $3.50, $4.00
and $5.00, at
Ladles' vlcl kid polish, worth $3 and $3.50.
Ladles' vict kid, cloth top polish, worth $3
ana H.bu. ai
Ladies' tan, vici cloth top, worth $4 and
$4.50
Ladles' patent leatbor polish, worth $3,50
and $4.00 , .....
All goat ono price.
Infant's soft solo shoes worth COc at 10c.
Child's ilongolft button or laco, . worth
75c. at 48c.
SELLING FOULARDS EVERY DAY.
rl.int anlniHnn in ihn pnrlv phnnflftrn
best styles and colors, lu satin twill, in
liberty foulard and brocbo foulards, bost
oiiii. in niiRNRY nitos' Foni.Anna
warranted Just ob represented and wo can
prove It. This will be tho banner foulard
season. Finer grades at 75c, $1, $1.25, $1.50.
10 bolts ot flno puro SILK SATIN RHA
DAMA, 24-ln. wide, always sells for $1.25
to $1.50, wo will close out at only 59c.
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Zo OOKS Ot lino UUAUJV JAJ WAatl BlLill
BANKRUPT
Grand clearing saie oi tsppsicin, jucyer
& Isaacs Bankrupt Cloak Stock. Every
garment sacrificed without reserve
Bargain No. 1 Your oholce of any wo
man's box coat on our counter, mado of
finest kerseys, montanacs, coverts and
meltons, lined with Skinner's satin, worth
up to $20, E M. & I. sale prlco, each $5.00.
Bargain No, 2200 women's box coat
mado ot kerseys and rough cloths, lined
with sntln, worth up to $12.50, E., M. & I.
enlo prlco, $3.98.
Barguln No. 3150 womon's box coats,
mado of kerseys, woll lined, worth $7,50,
HAYDEN
Women's Shoes
Women's Genuine vici kid shoes, in a me
dium round toe, straight kid tops, military
heels, solid leather soles, a shoe that
would be cheap for ?3 at 1 QO
other stores, our price l.-V
Women's welt shoes, made of selected vici
kid, with heavy extension soles, patent
leather tips, military heels, in all sizes and
widths we claim that this shoe is equal
to any 3.50 shoe sold by EA
other shoe stores tJJ
IN THE BARGAIN
ROOM.
ends, short longths, broken nlies, oto., otc., at
DEALERS OR MANUFACTURERS.
on salo at 25o.
All tho men's wool and fleece lined
shirts nnd drawers that sold up to $1.00,
on salo at 25c.
Ladles' heavy flccco lined vesto nnd pants
that sold up to 76c, on salo at 25c.
1 lot of chlldron'a vests nnd pants, In
small sizes, at 10c.
Fnnch Flanntl and Challis
All our strictly all wool French flannols,
worth 75o yard, In dots and email flguros,
will go nt 25c yard.
All our fine Imported challis, that wo
sold in tho" bargain room at 60c, go at 25c.
Linings
15c and 19c BLACK LININGS, 'YARD
WIDE, AT 6c.
All our yard wldo Imitation French flan
nels, to close, worth 19c, at 5o.
All our yard wldo remnants of outing
flannol, worth 12c, nt Cc.
All our remnants of 16c and 10a percales
will go at Cc. '
All our flno prints, romnants,- will go at
3?ic
All our Cc apron ginghams, 3c.
All our 10c Shakor flannel, 6c.
Boys' Clothing
Boys, $2.60 2-plcco suits, nt 95c.
noya' $3.50 2-plcco suits, at $1.60.
Boys' $5 3-ploco suits, at $1.95.
BoyB' 76c corduroy panto, nt 25c.
Boys' 75c all wool pants, at 35c.
Boys' $1.00 nil wool pants, at COc.
, Boys' $2.60 long pants, nt 95c.
2 largo boxes tooth picks Co
2 boxes nrllllantlno st'ovo polish Co
Nickel plated Mrs. Totts' Irons, sot.... 79c
No. 8 copper bottom wash boilers... . 79o
All willow clnthos bnskots 25 o
Carpenter's claw hammors 9c
Cobbler's outfit, 3 lasts and stand .... 27c
Galvanized wash tubs 35c
10c can openers, tho best mado 3c
A good No. 8 cook for $7 95
2 holo No, 8 laundry stovo for $2.95
SPECIAL CUT TRICE ON ALL HEAT
ING STOVES.
BROS.
Go.
SHOES IN BARBAIN ROOM
Men's satin cnlf hni ti ir. i.
nkl,,, . T1.IU, fl.JU.
Child b shoes, at 08c, 76c. 60c. 33o and 15c.
-24 to 27-ln. wide, worth 75e. $1.00 and
$1.25, Closing OUt to milk,, rnnm n
w , UU)T
spring stock nt 39o,
Thero is only ono store In every olty
that Bells Winslow taffeta. We sell tt In
Omaha and havo sold it tor the past five
.years. Others may claim to sell' It for a
wook or so, but tho pooplo find out their
misrepresentations nnd then havo no fur
thor uso for those that abuse tholr con
fidence, i
CLOAK SALE.
E M. & I. salo prlco. $2.95.
Bargain No. 4-100 ladles' suits, mads
of Venetians, chovlots, broadcloths ani
coverts, some silk lined throughout, eton
or blouso Jockot, worth up to $26, B., M.
& I. salo price, each, $10.00.
1 table ladles' ralny-dny eklrU. made of
heavy double faced cloth, separate flounce
and nicely Btltched, worth $5, for $1.98.
1 table dress and walking skirls, silk
Btltched, made of flneBt matorlals, worth
up to $12.50, :., M. & I, sale prlco, each,
$5,00.
BROS.
