!0
SHOWS CROWING PROSPERITY
Business of Every Department of Omaha
PoBtoffioe Increases.
COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR TWO YEARS
First )arlrr Thla Year Surpasses
Correspoadlna; Period of La at
Tear by More Than Flfteea
Thousand Dollara.
The receipt of the Omaha postofflce for
the first quarter of the year 1902 have been
compiled and show an Increase of I15.S93.20,
exclusive of receipts from the money order
department, over the corresponding quarter
last year. The Increase is confined to no
one Item, but Includes each department of
the service, the most gratifying Increase
being from the sale of stamps, envelopes
ud miscellaneous supplies. The compara
tive figures In this department are as fol
lows: 1!M2. 1901.
January 1M.7M 80 $31.6i9 H
February 30.518 78 27.3S3 fi
March 35.(02 81 31.59 87
Total 1102, 2!8 67 IW.543 48
Increase for quarter...! 11.7M 11
In receipts from second-class matter there
baa been a gratifying Increase over the cor
responding quarter of last year, and al
though the sum Is small, It was believed
that there would have been a decrease, as
during the year many small publications
tare been dropped under the recent ruling
ct the postmaster general, making an ap
preciable decrease In the number of publi
cations entitled to second-class privileges.
The figures by months for the last quarter
and the corresponding term last year are
as follows:
I 1902. 1901.
January .... - $ 3.G04 3t $ 3.5-5 61
February 3.246 34 3.107 74
March 3.874 51 8.5W 24
Total J10.625 1 9 $10.2X1 49
Increase for quarter.... $ 313 70
Showing; In Money Order Bnalnesa.
The greatest Increase In the volume of
business, however, is shown In tht money
order department, and tha showing is all
the more satisfactory, as it shows that
through the Postofflce department for the
three months ending March II the city of
Omaha has added to its cash on band the
urn of $429,846.08, thla being the difference
between the amount of the orders Issued at
Omaha and the value of the orders paid
during that term. The total value of the
money order business at the Omaha office
(or the last quarter was $615,543, including
orders Issued and orders paid, compared
with $524,920.10 for the same term last year,
or an Increase of $90,622.90 for that term,
the value of the orders issued having in
creased about $12,000 and the value of the
orders paid having Increased about $78,000,
showing an increase of net receipt to the
city from this source of about $66,000 over
the corresponding quarter of last year. The
comparative figures for the two terms are
as follows:
1902. 1901.
No. of orders Issued. ... 12.3S8 11.302
No. of orders paid 67.W9 6S.9
Value of orders Issued. $ 9.1.T98 47 $ 81,367 23
Value of orders paid.. 621,644 63 443,502 H7
Remittance from
money order funds
of other offices, num
ber 6,816 5.464
Value of above' re
mittances $768,946 49 $732,668 10
In addition to these receipts the Omaha
office will show an Increase of about $3,700
In the amount of money received from post
offices In the state which remit surplus
funds aaide from the money order business
to this office, the figures being $38,402.88 for
the first quarter of 1901 and $42,200.20 for
the quarter Juat closed.
Special Interest to All Braolters.
In the last few years changes have been
made in the methods employed by a larga
number of manufacturers to Increase the
ale of their different brands of cigars. Some
have resorted to the scheme of giving away
everything Imaginable from a toothpick to
a horse and buggy, sewing machine, etc.
Other are giving from 60 to 375 cigars
rati with each thousand cigars. Other
firm J advertise their brands by painting
the town red, and the smoker Is asking him
self dally who pays for all this. A visit to
the F.R. Rice Mercantile Cigar Co. fac
tory will show what methods they are em
ploying to produce such wonderful result
on all their brands, especially the Mercan
tile. Only a few years ago this brand was
made by three men and now between 200
and 800 persons are kept busy on this cigar
alone. A member of the firm states their
motto Is, "Give the consumer full value and
quality only." This card Is packed In every
, box of their cigars:
'Does it pay the dealer to give customers
full value; or, will the public be satisfied
with cigars of reduced value and billed at
full value? -
"We do not work schemes, such as giv
ing free cigars, lighter, cutters, etc., nor
paint the towns or circus advertise our
goods, and In this way really furnish In
ferior quality, yet insist the dealer gets
something tor nothing; but we give the
very best value w can for the price, be
lieving that dealers In the long run will
find It to their Interest to push straight
goods to the front. The constantly in
'creaeing demand for our goods is convinc
ing proof that the consumer appreciates
full value goods. Is not the retail dealer
handling scheme goode the real sufferer In
the endT"
Btudy this question carefully.
Visitor are Impressed not only with the
cleanliness of the factory Itself, but also
with the body of union men employed mak
ing the cigar. It you are not amoklng the
Mercantile don't fall to try on and you will
ooa find tt Is all quality.
Christsnaon cleans carpets. 2221 N. 10th.
Grapkophoae at a Bargain.
FOR SALIC Latest model type, A. G.
combination graphophone, which plays both
large and small records; list price, $90.00.
This Is especially designed for concert pur
poses, having a thtrty-slx-inch horn and
stand. It also Includes twenty Urge Edl
son records and carrying case of twenty
four recorda. The machine is entirely new
and has never been used. Will sell at a
bargain. Address X36, in care of The Bee.
H. E. Fredrlckaon, cor. lath and Dodge,
ha Juat received a carload shipment of now
moulded Edison records and machines.
A. B. Hubermao. only diamond Importer
in west; lowest prices. Cor. 13th Dcuglai
, Notice!
Knight and Ladles of Security give a
dance in large hall of A. O. IT. W. temple,
110 North 14th street, Saturday evening.
April 11, 1902. Admission 25 cents. A cor
dial invitation to friends.
Mortality Statistics.
Tb following births and death have been
reported at the otfti-e of the hoard of
lioaitn auring ine iweniy-rour nours end
lux Saturday noon:
Births Harry Htern, 835 South Seven
teenth street, girl; Omrar V. Mattheson,
41 mi North Twenty-eighth street, girl; Hugo
Y. Blls. 1415 Karnam street, girl: August
Fates, 19J0 South Fifth street, girl; Wil
liam Jackson. 42U6 North Twenty-fourth
Street, boy.
Death Christians Broinmer, Immanuel
giospltal, aged M years.
Horses clipped, Eleeirlo clipper. Omaha
Stables, lit B. It at. Tel .
. Oeaujn Imported freer on draught, Ed
freer
mU
cVUsrefs, 1304 raraaoilsUeet.
KARR SENDS FOR HIS AXE
Promises Wild-Eyed Stransrer that Ho
Will Do Some Wood
j Chopping;.
A man with disheveled hair and a wild
look In his eye called on Acting Msyor
Karr yesterday morning and said:
"I want you to go out to Meredith avenue
and the Belt Line and cut about three acr
of timber that you'll find there. Thugs
from town hide la that timber and every
time I go by to or from home they shoot at
me."
Mr. Karr sized up his visitor and con
cluded after a moment's scrutiny that he
(Karr) had better go Into the wood-chopping
business.
"George!" he called to his major domo
out In the next room. "Will you bring me
an axeT I'm going out to Meredith avenue
and Belt Line to chop down some trees."
George answered that he would go down
Into the cellar and get it at once, which so
pacified the visitor that he regarded the
matter as settled and went away. The man
is known to several city hall attaches a
being mildly insane. ,
FOR REXI,
Handsome Brick Residence
on the southwest corner or Seventeenth and
Douglas streets. It was built by the late
Henry' Fundt as his home and is one of th
best constructed as well as one of the finest
houses In Omaha. It la built entirely of
brick and stone, stone step and slat roof.
It Is finished In th choicest of hard woods,
baa hard wood floors. Imported English tils
floor In the reception ball, electrlp lights.
porcelain bath, laundry with stationary
washtubs, large pantry, china and linen
closets, cedar-lined woolen closet, etc
TWELVE ROOMS
besides the basement, containing laundry,
storage rooms, storeroom, cellar and wine
cellar, also large, high attlo storeroom, sep
arated from the servants' rooms. It also
has a large veranda enclosed as a sun par
lor, equipped with steam heat
RENTAL PRICE
INCLUDES STEAM HEAT, ELECT RIO
LIGHT AND HOT WATER.
a the house I connected with the heating
and lighting systems of The Bee Building.
For further information call on Charles C.
Rcisewater, Secretary The Bes Building Co.,
Room 100, Bee Building. Telephone 238.
The Barton Holmes Lectures.
"St. Petersburg" is the subject of the
first lecture to be given by Mr. Burton
Holmes. This lecture wa received with
particular favor in the east during the last
winter, as it gives a much more Intimate
Inatght into the dally life of Russians of
all classes than any traveler heretofore has
been able to obtain. The lecture will be
magnificently Illustrated with beautiful col
ored still pictures (for which Mr. Holmes
baa obtained a most enviable reputation) and
also a large number of motion pictures.
among which the most noticeable is that
taken of the czar and the royal family.
Among the other motion pictures to be
shown will be an exhibition fire drill of a
Russian Ore department. In marked con
trast to this old-faehloned organization,
Mr. Holmes has shown during the last
winter a motion picture of the Omaha fire
department, which he took In thla city
ome years ago. This will natural'?
heighten the local interest In this lecture.
Among other motion pictures to be shown
will be several magnificent view of the
Shoot of Imatra, A Savage Whirlpool, The
Fish Market of Helslngfors, numerous
street scene on the Palace qual and In
the Nevskl prospect, besides a large num
ber of unusually dashing motion pictures
of Russian troop during the Imperial re
view, which took place while Mr. Holme
was In St Petersburg.
Attention, A. O. V. W.
The members of Omaha lodge No. 18 are
requested to meet at the temple, No. 110
North 14th St., Sunday, April 6, at 1:30 p.
m. sharp, to attend the funeral of our late
brother, Alex. I. Henderson, which will be
held at the residence of hi brothoa. No.
1314 Jackson St, at 2 o'clock p. m. Mem
bers of sister lodges are invited to attend.
S. A. SEARLE, M. W.
Attest: C. H. COLLIER. Recorder.
Ssnd articles of incorporation, notlcaa of
stockholders' meeting, etc., to Th Bee.
W will give them proper legal Insertion.
Be telephone, 231. .
A Pnlaee of Light.
The Cudahy Packing company does not
believe In hiding It light under a bushel.
At least that I th opinion of the thousands
of men and women who have had an oppor
tunity of examining the new Diamond "C"
Premium Store, 804 South 16th at
An exceptionally attractive location by
day, the new store takes on added beauty
when darkness fall. Then It la nothing
less than a little palace of light brilliant,
beautiful and effective beyond belief.
Unusual ingenuity haa been displayed In
the arrangement of the electric signs, a a
result of which the new store not only
catches, but holds the eye ot every
passerby.
The Premium Store is thronged with vis
itors all day and every day. Never since
Diamond "C" soap was placed on the mar
ket ha the demand been a great as at
present Attracted by th "two-for-one"
wrapper proposltloa. In effect all this
month, hundred of Omaha housewives who
have hitherto remained loyal to other laun
dry aoaps are now using Diamond "C."
Etillman ft Price, att'ys, law, collections.
A. P. Llllla, notary. 28 U. S. Nat Tel. 1720.
Johnson Bros., coat Tel. 106S.
Shampooing aad halrdresslng, 15c, at Th
Bathery. 116-220 Bee Building. Tel 1711
Try the Chicago laundry. 'Phone 208.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c. at Th
Bathery, 216-220 Bee. Building. Tel. 171.
There's only one Stonecypher. He print.
Publish your legal notices In The Weekly
Bee. Telelpbone 238.
Cameron, plumber, 1110 Far nam. TeL 46.
Dividing Colorado Road.
DENVER. April 5. The Republican says
that It baa the Information from good au
thorities that th Colorado Southern will
be divided between .he Union Pacific and
Santa Fe roads, the former taking the lines
north ot Denver and the latter taking
those running southward. It also says that
the Colorado ft Southern has an Interest in
the Colorado Midland road, which will be
offered tor sale at auction.
Have Root print It
DIED.
BROMMER Mrs. Christina, at her home.
HJO H.iutli Twentietn avenue.
Funeral from German Lutheran church
Twentieth and Mason streets. SuinlHy
April 6. at 2:30 o'clock. Burial Laurel Hill,
WRIGHT Kloise. wife of W. 8. Wright,
April 6, 1902, aged 33 years, months and
22 days.
Funeral from the residence, 1302 South
Thirtieth avenue, Monday afternoon. April
7, at 1 o clock. Friends Invited, jvo nowera.
Interment private In Forest Lawn cemetery.
LANE John M , born In New York Cltv.
May 10. 123. died Saturday. April S. 1!W2.
Wife and four children survive, Charles
B. Lane of l'MMtiufcburs. Kan.. Harry u
Lane, Jennie Lane and Mrs. L 8. Mole ot
Omaha.
Funeral from residence. 2424 North
Twenty-fourth street, Monday, April 7, at
THE OMAHA
TRAM CHANGES.
The northwestern I Ine C, St. P., M
A O. Ry.
Commencing Sunday, April 6, the after
noon train for Sioux City, Wayne, Bloom-
field, Hartington, New Castle and Interme
diate points, on the C, St. P., M. ft O.
Ry. will leave Webster street depot at 2
o'clock Instead of 2:45, as heretofore.
The Emerson local will leave at 6:40 p.
m. Instead of 6:30 p. m. No change In the
morning train.
No changes in arriving time of trains ex
cept that evening train from Sioux City
will reach Omaha at 9 p. m. Instead of 9:15
p. m.
Hamilton Warren. M. D., eclectic and
magnetic physician, office at Victoria hotel,
1301 and 1310 Dodge street, till a sultabl
location can be found. Special attention to
all long standing or lingering disease of
women and children.
Shoe
Supremacy.
DEPENDS on qual
ity of materials,
smartness of style,
trimness of fit, and
fineness of work
manship. Foremost excellence In these
four cardinal points has given
the shoes of
Laird, Schober & Co.
Philadelphia
their world-wide reputation for
superiority.
Women's Misses' Children's
Grand Prix
Paris Exposition, iooo
We are exclusive Omaha agents for
these, the finest Women's Shoe in
the world. Spring style now ready
for inspection.
FRY SHOE CO.
Formerly Cartwrlght & Co.
N. E. Cor. 16th and Douglas.
WALL
PAPER
We have the most com
plete line of Wall Paper in
the city styles correct
prices right no dust or dirt
left in our tracks.
If you are thinking of
painting your house this
spring come and consult me.
Paint now and avoid rain,
dust and heat.
S.A. Kelsey
17th and Douglas Sts.
Phone 1608.
Drug Stock For Sale
AT ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE: The
well known stock of drugs, store fixtures
and household furniture oi the late Chris
tian Ci. Kauu tor the uaat ten year, lo
cated at 20th and Grace streets, Omaha.
A splendid opportunity lor a wide awake
drug man to continue the first-class busl
neua founded by Christian Q. KauD. Tha
store and the living apartments upstairs
will be rented to the purchaser If desired
at reasonable rent. Hie stock appraised
at 1772.24. The store fixtures appraised at
$244.1. The household furniture appraised
at 3134.06. The Inventory can be examined
at tiie office of the county Judge of Doug
las county, Nebraska. The property can
be Inspected at the premises, 2utn and
Grace streets. Omaha, daily from 10 to U
and from I to l Sealed bids will be re
ceived for the purchase of this property.
all or singular, and the good will of the
business, until Monday, April 7, at 12
o'clock noon at the office of Charles 8. El
gutter, attorney for the administrator, 6-6-L'H
lies building, Omaha. Terms cash.
possession given Immediately upon con
firmation of tl.e sale by the court. The
right to accept or reject any or all bids is
reserved. L. E. RuBKRTS,
Special Administrator of the Estate of
Christian U. Kapp, Deceaaed-
A STRONG PULL
on public favor our exquisitely flavored,
rich and invigorating bo-k beer has taken,
as well as the regular brew of Mela. It
Is a delightful beverage, as. well as an
appetizer and tonic, and will benefit any
one who Is weak or run down. if you
are a physical wreck. Met beer drank
freely will make a new man of you.
ON DRAI'OHT OR IN CASES ON
AND AFTER APRIL 11TH, ml
Aletz Bros. Brewing Co.
TeL 11, Oaaaaa.
Or Jacob Neumayer, Agt.. care Neunaayer
liuleL Council UluJr, Juwa
DAILY BEE: SUNDAY,
a amusii tin mil i mi ii mm jmyi Jtfljili 11 111 IsTflWTfflnTTII "IJ""L LJ"liliVWlllflf '"'"llh
Renowned Pianos. 1
A. HOSPE,
Represents the Highest Grades of Well Known Instruments.
t T KrAnirh ft
! J
rviidut
Pianos.
Kimball
Pianos,
J y
IN GRANDS AND UPRIGHTS.
SPECIAL PIANO BARGAINS THIS WEEK.
Slightly Used Pianos.
One Mahogany Case f 98.00
One Mahogany Case, large slie. 108.00
One Oak Case, beautifully
paneled 118.00
One Standard Piano, oak case.. 140.00
One High Grade Flano, ebony
case 150.00
SECOND-HAND PIAN08
Used Organs,
Mason & Hamlin $38.00
Ithaca 6.00
Starr 8.00
Lyon & Healy 35.00
We sell the low priced pianos on $5 payments. Our price Just
lower, our terms easiest. Our guarantee the best.
A. HOSPE1
r
YOU HIT THE MARK
when you order your NEW SPRING 8UIT made by
HELGREN & G RAD MANN
309 S. 16th St. Tel 2034.
BBS
Go to
The right place for your fine table
liquors. Don't pay two prices for
a cheap whisky. Don't go to one
place all the time See what we
have to offer. We don't sell li
quors at the regular retail price
we retail at wholesale prices. You
will know a good brand of whisky
when you taste It, even If you are
not used to It. Next time you want
a quart bottle or a gallon demijohn
sent home for family use come here,
we will give you "whisky as Is
whisky." We have the real stuff
for 75c, 85c, $1.00 and $1.25 per quart;
In gallon lots. $3.00, $2.75 and $2.50.
This is real whisky.
CACKLEY BROS.
Only Family Liquor House In Omaha.
Opposite Postofflce. Telephone 1148.
Babrados
Our New 5c Cigar.
ABSOLUTELY CLEAR HAVANA
Made by Fernandoe Hermanso A Co.,
manufacturer of the well known
"INDEPENDIENTE" CIGAR
This week, to Introduce them, we will
sell a box of fifty for $1.75. Give them a
trial.
MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO.,
16th sad Fsrssm Streets. Omaha.
TELEPHONE 150.
Cicilian
Easy terms. Play while you pay.
WEBER COLLIER PIANOS.
PERFIELD PIANO CO.,
Room 7 Bee Bldg., Main Court Omaha, Neb.
Telephone 701.
II, GOLDSTEIN
Exclusive
Ladies' Tailor
(Formerly with Hsydea Bros.)
Has Just opened a new Ladies' Tail
oring establishment.
Skirts saade to order .... fli.OO op
Its made to order. . . . 12.00 sp
Purchase your gools where you like.
All work guaranteed and promptly
done. New spring styles now ready.
II. GOLDSTEIN
Rooms AO aad 01 Doaslas Block,
Opp. Hayden Bros.
ATOIL 0, 1005.
J 111 UIIIVII V
Bach
Pianos,
llallet &
Davis
Pianos,
One High Grade Piano, mahog
any case 215.00
One High Grade Piano, oak
case 225.00
Another High Grade Piano, oak
case 240.00
Also one Stelnway Piano 105.00
FROM $15.00 UP.
Chicago Cottage $32.00
Ithaca 25.00
Burdette.... 40.00
,15131515
'DOUGLAS STREET.
Are You Interested in
PHOTOGRAPHY
If so, call on us and lee some ot
the latest makes In
Kodaks & Cameras
We have the largest assortment of
reliable make ot any house outside
of New Tork.
We have a tew more 4x5 Folding
Peco Cameras, with automatic shut
ters and case, complete, for $6.50.
A large assortment ot Photo Album
from lOo to $5.00.
-THE
Robert Dempster Co.,
1215 Fartiam St.
Send us your plates and picture!
for development.
U3
IS HE CRAZY ?
Some funny stories come to us In the way
of comments on our method of dolmj tmsl-
n. jtecenny a traveling man, repre
senting a well known Philadelphia phar
maceutical house, told us that the proprie
tor of the leading; druc store in Sioux (Jitv
asked him If that drug man, Schaefer, of
umana, vvao lkazi. "wny, ne sens
many things for much less money than 1
can buy them, even In Quantity ana dis
count lor cash." The gentleman evidently
ib ime 1119 i. a. jy. u. ana me umtuia
Drug Trust Don't know where we buv
goods. Maybe we steal them? At any
rate, the Insanity commission has not BAT
U.N UU It CASK IET.
75c Dr. Qunn'a Blood and Nerve Tonic, no
$1 West's Brain and Nerve Treatment., l'c
ll.UO Mothers' Friend 730
i vvampoies wine uoa uver OH 73c
11 Rwanson's Five Drops ; 73c
tl Wine Cardul ic
$1 Kodol , , ; 73c
50c Kodol , , ; ;&c
$1.00 Lambert's Llsterine bxo
$1 Herpiclde (If you want It?) 5Sc
$1 Parisian Hair Tonic (guaranteed)..'. 75c
50o Cramer's Kidney Cure 40c
25c Mennen's Talcum Powder nc
SCIIAEFER'S
CUT PRICE
DRUG STOKE
Tel. T47. . W. cor. 18th avad Chlcage.
flood delivered FRKI to any part of city.
Tha Tags on Our Shoes
Are the kind that make big values
for the price psrtlcularaly so la
our new Colonials for spring ne
such line waa ever shown In
Omaha before the popular mili
tary and Louis XV heels bright
and dull leather gold, silver and
gun metal buckles this is the on
shoe store In Omaha where you
get the full value of your money
In ahoes or your money returned.
If you want the latest style you
can't afford to pass our store It
ha slm ays been this way, and w
propose to keep tt so.
Drexel Shoo Co.,
Cataloss Free for the Aaklas;.
Omaha's tp-to-dafe Shoo II ease,
1410 FARNAM ITRGET.
H AllEy C is most durable
UMIlLl O Roofing known
Omaha Roofing and Supply Co.,
942 laroje Buildinf,
OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
LMfDUteKt TetepboMl7L
little
Gigantic Shirt Waist Purchase.
The well known manufacturers of Ladies' Hiph Grade
Waists, (lein Garment Co., of Indianapolis, I ml., accepted our
spot cash offer and shipped at once.
The stock consists of about 000 dozen High Grade Color
and White Waists, worth from $1.00 to ?C.00. This entire
stock will be placed on Sale Monday.
100 DOZEN WAISTS In silk ginghams, fine Madras and im
ported batiste, button back or front, worth up OHf
to Jfl.75, at each , UlIU
90 DOZEN TINE TAILORED WAISTS Made of pongee silk,
silk batiste, white India linen, button back or front, hand
somely trimmed with lace and insertion, worth
up to $3.00 on sale at each......... ..,
ALSO WAISTS UP TO fLOO, $5.00 and ?0.00 on
sale at $2.98, $2.50 and
During this advance sale of Wash Waists, we place
counters 100 Ladies' Fine Suits, 'made of" Venetian, cheviots
and broadcloths, in Gibson, etbn and blouse effects, worth
up to $20.00, from B., S. & M. stock, Q QJJJ
All our $25.00 and $30.00 Suits from 13., S. & M.
stock, silk lined throughout, at.
All our $35.00 and $40.00 Suits, from the O I , 'fl fl
B., S. & M." stock at fc&iUU
SPECIALS FOR MONDAY.
SILK DBESS SKIRTS, worth $7.50 for '...$393
LADIES' HEAVY PERCALE WRAPPERS, worth $2.50,
for 98a
LADIES BLACK MERCERIZED UNDERSKIRTS, worth
: $2.00 for 98c
SILK RAGLANS, worth $20.00, go at each.... $10.00
ir
A
1513 Dodfe St
Middle of
the Block
1 Va& "THE 69 CENT
llavo You Visited Our Flew Store?
You'll be surprised and pleased with it's complete and condensed appearance.
No unnecessary stairs to climb no fatiguing space to overcome no tedious
waits everything 1 in easy access giving a decided comfort and pleasure
to your buying.
5
WE OFFER THE LARGE8T AND BEST ASSORTMENT OP
FINE - PLEASURE - VEHICLES
Made by the Buckeye Buggy Co., Columbus, O.; Morris Woodhull, Day.
ton, O., and the Anchor Buggy Co., Cincinnati, O.
L'5'').J
OUR
PRICES
will
certainly
please you.
b mm
Depot Wagons, Rockaways,
Doctors' Stanhopes and Traps.
The Kingman Implement Company,
Cor. 10th anJ F.iruain irts.. Omaha.
HOLD
FAST
to what you have Is a good motto.
Did you ever think of it? Hold fast
to your balr by usftig Kinney' Hair
Tonic. It cleanse the scalp, cure
dandruff and prevent falling hair.
You can't ask for any more from a
hair tonic. . Kinney' doe it.
Ask your barber or druggist for It
If be cannot supply you, send us your
order and bis name.
Kinney Hair Tonic Co.
908 No. 24th St., Omaha.
Phone L2943.
CP YOU ARE NOT SMOKING THE
try one, then notice the fine Aroma of our present Havana
Tobacco and compare It with high priced Imported Cigar.
r. K. Klea MsrcantUa Cigar Ca Masufeeturara, St. UniU. Vuiom ktsa. .
LOT. NO. I.
25 dozen Ladies Waists 10 ft
at' each I WW
75 dozen Waists, made in percales,
dimities and heavy Madras
cloth, worth up to QQf
fl, at each OuC
.One table Ladies' Waists, made la
all the new styles, pretty pat
terns, mercerized pinghams, ba
tiste, Madras, worth EtAf
$1.25, at each ,,,,'JUU
100 dozen Waists, made of French
ginghams, percales and chain
brays, worth up to "FKf
$1.50, at each , I OC
1.50
1.98
on our
16.30
1513 Dodg-eSt
Middle of
the Block
STORE"
Ml aiaiaaanMBaaaalh
GET YOUR
PICTURES FRAMED NOV
We display hundreds of the latest designs in mould
ings to choose from mats that blend prettily with
them. The very best workmanship. Our framing is
excelled by no one. Mouldings, 2c to 50c per foot, and
we guarantee to save you one-third to one-half. Pic
tures .ire here In endless variety. Everything that Is
new and desirable and at much lower prices than you
would expect to pay.
A beautiful Una of pictures at 25c, 39c, 49c and upward.
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OUR
GOODS
suit the
most
fastidious.
... ...
Phietons, Runabouts, Stanhopes, Carriages,
The Only Witchcraft
w have used Is buy ng tho right goods
; riftni ana selling the rixnt goods at right
lirinji. II... tm an (I lllial r. tinn
itrtc Hroiuo Uolnlir .......lOa
$l.tM Coke Dandruff ( art r.r..4Ao
LOW Win ardal ... .Slto
a ,oo Pvrsna ......'...'.'.-... II Aa
I.(H Iter's Malt r.r..rr.,r..fiAs
I.OO Daffy's Malt rr,rHJt
5c Ueblst'a Process Ileef
Extract 11a
2Ke Srhlls Malt.. ......... - . ,1 let
a.1c Casturla ... ,21s
II Quart Hot Water Botlle..... , ..81o
91.UO l lvblsr's Beef, Iroa
aad Wise KAo
2Rs Kntaymol Tooth Past. ...... . 14t
iilie MUtletoa Cream .Wa
BOe Poad's Ki trat.. ............. .afto
2(l t'atlmra Koap. IKo
These prices are right, lie sure you get
the right price.
Howell Drug Co.,
Cut Price Druggists.
16th unJ Cttpitol Ave.
Successor to James Forsyth.
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