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TITE OMAnA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JULY 20, 1002.
WILLIAMS MAY ESCAPE YET
ln Accused of Perpetrating Holdup !
Likely to Qet Awaj.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY LAX IN HIS DUTY
fade Eetelle Hull Few Pertfaeat
aa-ffetteaa (a Ob ef Ceaatr
Attoraey iMeleV Aeslst.
la Ceart.
Judge Lea Eatelle of the district bench
stroked the county attorney with an un
gloved hand In open court yesterday in
an effort to persuade the latter that time
la valuable, other people's privileges worth
considering and horseplay no longer to be
countenanced. The Judge announced that
Ither the county attorney will be ready
to try the case of the State against Frank
Williams before this term of court closes or
Williams will be discharged on Its closing
day.
The prisoner In question will be remem
bered as one who assisted Robert Limerick
la Interrupting a game of authors or some
thing else ever Cliff Cole's nectar shop on
Douglaa street one night last winter sod
In carrying away the strong box. Limerick
was released on his own recognisance some
time ago, but Williams has been In jail
ever slnco February 16, awaiting trial. Yes
terday morning his attorney appeared with
a motion to discharge blm for lack of prose
cution and the judge demanded of Deputy
Attorney Burnam the reason for the delay
of the trial.
"We can't find our complaining witness,"
answered the blushing prosecutor. The wit
ness la question Is said to'be a gambler.
Coma
"Too can't!
eata of the Coart.
And meantime the prisoner.
assumed to b Innocent until proved guilty.
has to lis In jail. I don't believe In tain
pering with any man's natural rights, and
I warn you now that you will either And
your witness and be ready for trial before
the close of this term or I'll discharge the
prisoner on Its closing day. I've known
men to He over there In that jail a year
watting to ba tried, but It isn't right, and
It sball not be done with my consent.
."We war willing to have him released
on his own recognizance, but Judge Bax
ter wouldn't do It," pleaded Burnam
"Judge Baxter hasn't bumped up against
defending fellows as often aa I have or he
would do this thing one In a white," re
sponded Judge Eetelle. "Bring the prls
oner over here and I'll release him on his
own recognisance If you are ao willing."
"No, I would rather well, there are cer
tain reasons why I should prefer to watt
until Judge Shields returns to the city,'
stammered Burnam. ,
"Very well," assented the Judge, wearily.
"Mr. Powers, I shall have to overrule your
motion as premature. Until the present
one shall close there will not have passed
the necessary two full terms since the
prisoner's commitment."
"When will this term close?" asked
Powers. And everybody grew Interested.
"I don't know," was the Judge'a unsatis
factory answer.
Other Prlsoaere Arraigned.
Prior to the Williams Incident a number
of prisoners were arraigned before Judge
Estelle. Peter Carroll pleaded guilty to
burglary and was sentenced to three years
In the penitentiary. He stole thirty
pocketkntves, several rasors and 60 centa
from the ahop of Theodora Slnhold the
Bight ot July 7.
Those who pleaded not guilty were:
Aleck Williams, grand larceny; Jesse
Adams, alias John Murray, forgery; John
McOown, robbery; William gearle, bur
glary; Frank Wilson and George Parker,
larceny from the. person; John Berry, rob
bery; Author Buckner, shooting with intent
to kill; Max Rubensteln, Incorrigibility:
Louis Brasher, Roy D. Shamblen and Ethel
Llppold, adultery; Frank Straube, Fred
Johnson and Ira Johnaon, burglary.
The attorney for E. Rosewater asked time
to examine the Information filed by the
county attorney, charging Mr. Rosewater
w,lth unlawful expendlturea during the lata
campaign.
W. R. Bessett Co. j
Another snap In fruit Peaches by the
basket at 18o
Tomorrow a. m. 1,200 baskets of Texas
free stone and cling peaches will be re
ceived In our grocery department. Lu
scious, fine fruit while they laat (and
they won't laat long) ISO
Now, do not bring disappointment In
yourself, but . some to the grocery de
department early., Texaa peaches, per
basket ISo
W. K. BENNETT CO,
Gold beads, tbs latest. Edholm,
SOLDIER'S TRIP TO
EUROPE
Captain MeCltnteeat Plaas PI
Faar Heaths' Oatlng aa
tha Other tide.
Monday evening Captain John McCllnteck,
aide on the ataff of General Batea, will go
on leave of absence for four months with'
permission to go beyond the sea. Taking
advantage of the leave he will go to Eu
rope, sailing from New York August 7, ac
companied by his mother, who will spend
the summer with relatives in England.
From the home In Yorkshire Captain Mc
Cllnteck will go to Aldershot. where he
will. In a ssml-oOclal capacity, attend the
fall review of the British troops upon the
Island. He will then join a party for
month's outing la the north of Scotland and
on, the Shetland Islands. One of the fa-
tures of the Scotch trip will be the stalking
of deer In the highlands.
After the visit to Scotland the captain
will go te Oermany and France, where he
will attend the fall maneuvers of the troops
of those countries, and will then make
trip to St. Petersburg, returning to the
United States Some time In November.'
. Hamilton Warren. M. b.. eclectic and
snagnetlo physician; office at Victoria hotel,
1308 and 1310 Dodge street,; till a suitable
location can be found.. Special attention to
all long atandlng or, lingering diseases of
,womea and children.
Cut glass cigar jara. Edholm.
Te Oar Palreaa.
The Drake-WllHams-Mount company la
engaged In building new boiler and tank
shops at corner ot Nineteenth and Pierce
atreats, which, with entire new machinery.
wlU be ready for operation about August
1, and te accommodate tbetr patrons they
have established an office uptown at 611-51
Paxtoa block, where orders can be left and
estimates had on work. Telephone at
works, 1043; uptown office, 767.
... HUGH W. WILLIAMS,
President and Secretary.
DRAKE-WILUAMS-MOUNT CO.
Cn July S5te tha Erie Railroad will run a
Special thirty-day eiouratna to Chautauqua
Lake. The rare from Chicago will be only
14 M for the round 'Tip Tickets will bs
good oa all limited trains.
Fop detailed Information apply to H. L
JPurdy, Traveling Passsnger Agent, Chicago.
Chlcaao ticket office. 243 Clark atrsst.
There' only on Stoascypasr. He prints.
coiRTLAD beach rote 9,
This a Deae aa Dolag at Omaha's
Pepalar Re sari.
The Gibson bathing suit la the latest at
Courtland, beach; - a black taffeta, made
Gibson effect, the front partly laced with
dull silver lacing, the lacing tied la loops
ending In ornaments of cross, heart and
anchor, looking decidedly if est on a striking
blonde, who also wore lace boss, the other
afternoon at the bearb.
Mohair seems to be the material pre
ferred thta season for bathing auits at the
beach, aa It resists the injurious effects
which water has upon other materials.
The colored quartet is receiving much
fsvorable comment and Is an attraction that
takes big with everybody.
The highest scores the Isst week at Court-
land alleys by women at tenpins were:
Mies Kruger, 168; M las Tip Inman, 171;
Miss Gussla Lehman, 174; Misses Goerne,
172 and 183; Mrs. I. S. Hunter, 18R; Miss
Laura Berger. 175; Mrs. Wlgman, 174; Mra.
Hill, 160; Mra. Beselln, 181; Mra. Berger,
173. By men: Emery, 133; Baldwin, 116;
Kolla. .228; L. A. Griffiths. 203; William
Kaiser. 20fl; H. Kruger, 214: H. Hoover,
217; Wolfe, 206; Berger, 20S; Meredith, 211;
Plumber Reed, 231; Dad Huntington, 227;
Lehmer.'22S; Inches, 236; Weber. 221. At
ninepins: I. 8. Hunter, 26; Charles French,
24. V
Robert Stein, an Inveterate fisherman on
Lake Courtland, holds t he week's record
for black bass Bshtng, while "Kit" Carson,
the well-known traveling man, put In ap
proximately three hours a day for the past
six daya aad ' caught nineteen pounda of
fish, among which. was a alx-pound buf
falo.
Many new and novel free attractions are
being added to the numerous attractive fea'
tures of Courtland beach each week.
Courtland now has two orchestras, one
being located at the pavilion, while one of
twelve plecea is located at the cafe.
The famous Blekett family has been en
gaged for next week. They are eomlng di
rect from New York.
The program for Nordtn's orchestra to
day and tbla week Includes the overturea
Zampa" and "Badnlaga," also aelectiona
from "Maritana." "The Brigands." "Cay
allerla Rustlcana" and the opera "Trav-
lata," with melodie In F and trombone aolo
"Resignation," by Mr. W. Dalbey.
Prof. Bam Murphy,' the acknowledged
champion aeronaut, will today perform the
remarkable feat of holding on by his teeth
to the parachute as his mammoth balloon
ascends. He will also by way of. diversion
show spectators how easy It Is to perform
acrobatle stunts while up .In the clouds.
It la asserted that Murphy makes this exhi
bition of holding on by his teeth against
the wishes of the management, who claima
It la too hazardoua an undertaking.
HEW , YORK Al nETIIRH.
Ailaatle City. Montreal aad Retanu
Via the Wabask, $80.75.
July 20th and Slat.
August '6th, 7th, 13th and 14th.
Stopover prlvllegea allowed at Detroit
and Niagara Falls.
WABASH NEW CITY OFFICE. 1601 Far-
nam , Street.
. . r- V
Grand benefit given by tha Hunter ft
Parker company at their tent at 17th and
Paul to tha striking machinists. Ten big
vaudeville acts, the. best in the country.
Come and help tha cause. Monday, July
21. Admission, 10 cents.
Coaatlpatloa Cared.
It is a great mistake for any troubled
with constipation to fill themselves full of
drugs, the effects of which are often more
Injurious than otherwise. A method which
not only gives Immediate relief, but which
atrengthena the abdominal muscles and puts
tha organa In .a condition where they will
do their own work naturally la the Ren
atrom method employed at The Re natron
Hygienic Bathery. Massage and abdominal
manipulation will give Immediate relief to
and permanently cure, the greatest sufferer.
Call at Suite 220, Bee Building, or tele
phone ' 1716 ' for an- appointment. Women
maasage operatora and conducted by and
fcr women only. Consultation free.
Nearer It. Loals Taa Before.
Tha Wabaah St. Louis Express leaves
Omaha Union station l:SJ p. m.; arrives
St. Loula 7 a. m. WABA8H' NEW CITY
OFFICE, 1601 Partem Street.
1
Reach Milage Aa Natarel.
There la a" wonderful deal' of fine horse
manship shown by the "rough riders" of
Buffalo Bill's Wild West The Bedouin
Arabs show a wild barbaric daah In their
atyle; the Caucasian Cossacks execute auch
surprising feata aa are rarely aeen even In
a elrous; our own gallant cowboys keep up
their world-wide . reputation for skill and
reckleea daring: the Sixth United Bute
cavalry boys display the acme of military
equestrianism; but away bsyond them all
In ability to de amaaing riding on bare
I backed ateeda are the Bloux aad Ogalalla
Indiana. Not even Jim KODinson, me la
tnoue "bare-back" circus rider, would have
been "In It" with them. Will be here on
July II. . .. . . '
Reaad Trie Rates ta Atlaatle Ceaet
, , . Palate. V .
VIA MILWAUKEE RAILWAY. 130.75.
On July 10, August aad 13. the Chicago,
Milwaukee 4c 8U Paul railway will sell
round-trip tickets te New York City, Mon
treal, Atlantis City. N, J Avalon. N. J.,
Angleaea, N. J- WUdwood. N. J.. Caps
May.' N. J- aa Ocean City. Maryland, tor
130.75.
For further particulars in regard to atop-
overa. limits, etc.. inquire) ai ins u a. si
St. P. city ticket office, if 04 Farpam stieeC
, General Western Agent
Shampooing and hnlrdrsssmg, Jbc, at the
Batharv. 211-220 Bee building.- Tel. IT is.
Gold vest buttons.'
Kdholm, jeweler.
. . DIED.
ANDERSON Jamee, July It. WO. aged 46
years. I monins ana is
Funeral Sunday, July 20, at 1 P- m., from
family residence. 4W8 Davenport atreet.
Interment in, rorwi - jawu wmwrf.
niiuiad his beaa connected wild the H.
A M. Railroad company fer the last fifteen
years, the last ten. yeara oi tne uroe oeing
local frelirht ent. '
8 WOBE Captain John Alexander, Satur-
riav. jiiiv iv. ivuz. lira at years.
Funeral from residence, liot 8. th St.,
Monday at 3 o'clock, to Prospect H1U.
Friends tnvitM. interment private.
THESE PRICES ARE RIGHT.
and are good at this store until .further
notice. Bring or aend C'AJSH ana get urtit
bottus onli at tnis price to a cus
tomer; quantity orders priced on applica
tion. Mall ordera Ailed Droraotly.
26c Laxacola .20c
60c Mull'e Grape Tonlo 30o
II wo wnitnev a nerve ana rieia
Builder ' t;o
13 fro Marvel Whirling Spray Syringe.. I? It
11.00 Sexine Pills Tfcc
$100 Fender's Kldnev Cure... ic
25c Koi.u a Baby's Friend
tl.00 Peruna Ho
Flercea Remedies '. I S'c
1100 Plnkham's Compound 7o
II 00 Cramer's Kidney Cure c
tl.00 Temptation Tonic...., Ho
1 00 Ihr i Malt Wblekey sc
11.00 PJfTy's Mslt Whisky ( 72c
1 quart Uuckenneimer. nys il.ou
1 nusrt Old Crow .' 11 0
tl.00 Brome Seliser...'. 67c
36c genuine Castor la. .19c
roc Mennen a Taif-um powder llo
I3.7i liorllck's Malted Milk Z.s
, OPEN ALL NIGHT.
cfMiAcrcni "j price
uuiiUa.ra.ia j uRussTomR
Taa. fr, fl W. Car. lta aad Caleage.
nrnn? I uAITT IUVCfnAI DARK
Bom Adjaoant Baiidenti Want Present
Obstruction EamsTea."
MATTER TO COME BEFORE THE BOARD
Ceaimlssloaer Ooadea Will Preeeat
Fetltloa Asklaa; for Chan)
Which Caataalsalaaer Car
alah. Will Ortoa.
Twenty freeholders, whose residence
property fronts upon Haoacom 'park, have
petitioned the Board of Paak Commission
ers to remove tha hedge which surrounds
that breathing spot and to cut down tha
'underbrush." Tha petition will be pre
sented by Commissioner L. N. Oonden at
the next meeting of the board.
I agree with them," aald Mr. Gonden,
"that theae changes should bs made, and
the reason for them is two-fold. First, H
would Improve the moral tone of tha park;
and, secondi It ' would Improve tha view
from tha homes of the petitioners. A
hedge around a park la English, not Amer
lean. A hedge, furthermore, defeats one of
the principal purposes of a park, which la
to beautify the neighborhood In which It la
located. I see no reason why the people
living on Hanscom park should ba com
pelled to gase at an - uninteresting and
monotonous hedge when, with tha hedge
removed, their piazzas would command a
view of the entire park.
"I understand It la contended by thoae
who oppoae the change that the hedge waa
put there originally to shut out the view
of the houses from the Interior of the park,
but I can't see the sense of that. For
theae reaaona I shall advocate removing
the hedge."
Coralah Opposes Cmaaae.
Commissioner Cornish, however, favors
the Imperialists hedge. "That hedge la
part of the design," said he, "of one of the
beat landscape gardeners In the United
States and to remove It would be to 6
atroy the effect of seclusion and remote
ness from the maddening throng which the
designer had In mind. When a person
goes to a park he doesn't want to feel that
he' In someone's front yard; be doesn't
want to look at a row of brick store build
ings on one side and a row of dwellings,
however handsome, on the other. That'a
wnat he went to vthe park to get away
from. The people whose property fronts
on the park have no more right to dictate
how It aball be laid out than someone liv
ing five or atx blocks away. To make
these changea would be to materially dam
age a park paid for by the people at large
to humor the whim of a few Individuals.
The majority of the park board seem to
share In Mr. Cornlsh'a view. . "Hanscom Is
a park, not a common," said a member.
"The idea of . the landacape gardner was to
make It sequestered, sylvan, primeval, and
all that That's why the hedge and the
'underbrush found a place there."
TALKS ABOUT PATENTS.
Mr. Bherataa Gives Some Views la Pla
card to Selling Theae Articles.
'If you think a medicine can be put on
the market and made a paying proposition
in three or six months you are mistaken,
ao remarked Mr. Charles R. Sherman of
the firm of Sherman McConnell Drag
company, when asked In regard to the
business of selling patent medicines. He
named a number of Instancea where the
people who had put medicines on tha mar
ket and had failed and othera taken them
up and finally had made successes, and
othera that had bright prospects, but had
failed In the end. "It requlrea patient la
bor, good advertising and a meritorious
article that the publto have grown to have
confidence In to make a paying Inveatment
In our line of business. Some start
quicker than othera, but you will find It Is
a long pull generally. We have the ex
elusive sale In Omaha for Mull's Grape
Tonic and we are convinced It la it good
dyspepsia cure or we would not handle it.
Thla preparation the publto la very rap
idly finding out la Just what Is claimed
for It, and while not the largest seller
growing In public favor all tha time. Thla
remedy Is new. to this country, but an eld
and tried one in Germany, and Is called
Traubenker there. We hope and feel en
couraged ao far thatiMull'a Grape Tonlo
will be at the top of our list of patent
medlclnea."
Publish your legal notices In The Weekly
Bee. Telephone 238.
Hare Root print It,
NEW YORK
AND
' RETURN!
7-14
1401-1403 FARNAM ST.,
. OMAHA, NEB.
.75
July 17-31
Mug
BIO WEEK AT MA3AWA.
Maaleal Praarraaa at Cavalt'e Ceaeert
Baa A far Today.
Lake Manawa hae enjoyed the largest
week's patronage tbla aeason notwithstand
ing the rainy a weather. The number of
bathing parties) being unusually large, es
pecially during the afternoon. While no
very large plonlo gatherings have been
eld, many small family plcnlo partlea have
taken to the shores of Manawa and there
spsnt the afternoons and evenings, enjoying
the many features. The new electric
launches that ply between Manawa park
and Manhattan beach, as well as the
steamer, have been well - patronised every
evening. Covalt'a band haa attracted large
audience and everybody who hae heard It
peaks In the' highest praise ot the entire
band.
Mr. Covalt haa selected an unusually
strong musical program for this week,
which Includes fantaale on "My Old Ken
tucky Home," by Dalbey, acknowledged
the finest concert number written for yeara.
la being played by all the eelebrated
band of the east and Invariably brings
storms of applause. Sousa's march, "Tha
Invincible Eagle," selections from "The
Fortune Teller" and "The Runaway Girl"
and the overturea "Hungarian Lustsplel"
aad "Lurlne" are among the aelectiona
upon the program aa well aa a concert aolo
by Mr. A. A. Covalt and a plcola aolo.
Through the Air," by Mr. Lee H. Davis.
eus.oo.
1 Via the Wabash.
NEW YORK AND RETURN, MONTREAL
AND RETURN AND ATLANTIC
CITY AND RETURN.
TICKETS WILL BE SOLD FROM CHI
CAGO JULY 21, August 7 and 14. Stopover
privileges allowed at Detroit and Niagara
Falls.
WABASH NEW CITY OFFICE,
1601 FARNAM STREET.
Harry E. Moores, O. A. P. D.
$17.90 Dakota Hot Springs and return.
'The Northwestern Line," 1401-1402 Far-
nam SU
LA KB OK.OBUJ1.
Oa the MllwaaUee Railway.
For short or a long vacation thla beau
tiful lake offers the most economical, yet
delightful outing that 1 avaUabl for
Omaha people.
Quickly. and easily reached from Omaha
via the Milwaukee railway, altitude al
moat 2,000 feet, air always cool and In
vigorating. A beautiful, clear, deep lake
with high ahorea, picturesquely ' timbered
with hardwood trees. Excellent Ashing,
boating and bathing. '' Moderate-priced, but
good hotela. Thla la a list of advantages
not to be equaled. Full Information cheer
fully furnished at the Milwaukee Railway
City Office, 1504 Farnam atreet.
F. A. NASH, General Western Agent.
Diamond betrothal ringa Edholm, Jew
eler.
Forty Hlnatae Faster Tliae Omaha ta
St. Loale Via the Wabash.
The WABASH St. Louis Express leaves
Omaha Union station 5:55. p. m.: arrives
St. Louis 7 a. m. WABASH NEW CITY
OFFICE, 1S01 Farnam Street.
Fast Time oa tha Wabash.
Commencing Sunday. July 18, the St
Loula Express will leave Omaha Union sta
tion at 6:55 p. m., arrive St. Loula 7 a. m.
Wabash new city office. 1601 Farnam atreet.
Best work on tahla llnena In tha cltv.
Chicago laundry. 'Phone ,205.
THE 90 CENT kmS STORE"
ISIS Dodge St.
T Middle of the Block.
Ping Pong
haa Jumped into popularity which, la
almoat unparalleled In the history of
gamea. While comparatively new In
the west It has had a tremendous
furore In the east. It haa taken
like an epidemic, and not to play
Ping Pong la to be eoclally "out of
If.
Can be played on a dining room
table, and live minutes play explains
tha game'a success and fasclnatloi.
Prices range at 4o, 8o to 14.96
par set.
ITOOLS.
There Is a big difference
between antique tools and '
thoae that are up to date and
and sometimes there Is a dif
ference In the cost, but often
the ' highest ' priced, up-to-date
toola are the money
savers In the end. We make
a specialty of up-to-date
tools. Sea If we don't.
Jas. Morton & Son Go.
in 11 Dodge Street
BUILDERS' HARDWARE.
Shrader'i Laxative Fi; Powder cures constipation, billiousness,
prevents headache and removes alvine poison. :
Sold In 10c and 25c bozea. Manufactured by Shrader Medi Co., N. T. and Omaha.
Zander
U I a. f W
Grala Klevstem.
Co yon want some good locations to buy
or build grain elevators In Nebraska?
LOCAL GRAIN CO..
Beatrice.
Genuine Imported beer oa draught. Ed
Usurer's. lto Fa roam street.
Douglaa Printing Co.. 1502 Howard; tel. 444.
Supporters by Mail
Men can obtain great relief and a sense
ot esse by wearing a Suspensory. We have
nice onea, with leg straps, at 250, 50c and
75c At 60o we have one In white silk
bolting cloth, and at 75c a closely, woven
black allk. At 25o and 60o we have two
good klnda of silk bandages, with Just the
one bsnd around the body (no leg straps).
The 60c kind ft n little heavier allk than
the 25c. All bandages ' tent postpuald
upon receipt of price. Write for CATA
LOGUE OF RUBBER GOODS OF ALL
KINDS. '
Sherman UlcCoanell Drug Go.
CORNER 16TH AND DODGE,
. OMAHA. NEB.
MEN'S S3.00 WELTS
You hear a great deal about 23.50
shoes for men, but you don't hear
-much about $3 welts probably be
cause you can seldom find a atore
that sells a genuine welt for 23.
Here, however. Is a genuine welt for
$3 six lines In all In vlcl kid, box
calf, velour calf and all the differ
ent atyles, medium and heavy soles,
with or without extension edges,
plain -or cap-toes. Better fitting and
wearing qualities' than you will find
In most $3.60 shoes.. Like all Our
shoes, they, have our guarantee back
of them.
Droxol Shoo Co.,
Catalogue aent FREE! for , the
asking,
Omaha's Up-to-date ghee Boase,
141 FARNAM ITREIT.
Fortune
Leads the Man
Whose beverage la Meta Beer. We make
It for particular people and particular
people like It becauae it's good. It pleases
every appetite and tickles the palate of
tne connoisseur.
Aletz Bros. Brewing Co.,
Telephoae 119. Omaha.
Or Jacob Neumayer, Agt., care Neumayar
Hotel. Council Blurts, la.
L
WALL PAPER
BIG SALB ALL THIS WEEK.
THIS IS ABSOLUTELY THE LAST
CHAHCE OF THIS
BIG WALt, PAPER SACRIFICE
I AM PLACING AT TOUR DIS
POSAL THE FINEST GRADE OF
PAPER MANUFACTURED. ALSO
YOl'R CHOKE OF ARTISTIC
PATTERNS AT
HALF PRICE
50 PER GENT DISCOUNT
LAST WEEK ' OF THIS BIO
CLEARING OIT S A I.E. FIRST
COME, FIRST SERVED.
S. A. Kelsey
nth ssd Dosffai SU.
Theae UOt.
SEN-MILLARD CO
CAPITOL AVE
For next 10 days
we will sell a selected line of ran
abouta, bugglea and auriiea at
FACTORY COST. We Ao thla to
make way for fall work and de
crease overstock held by factories.
The vehicles selected will number
about luu. and will be new wurk.
ahlpped to ua thla summer.
WW
L A li L!2CiLl10
July Clearing Sale of Ming
MEN'S FINE SUITS "AT $10-00
Fine grade, pure worsted, tailored excellent' style, all newest
patterns, lined with heavy serge, workmanship equal to those In
most expensive garments. During this
this sale your choice
All our men's flannel and homespun outing suits at greatly re
duced prices. Your choice In this sale at 3.75, $5.00 and $7.50.
: Men's odd serge coats, worth from $3.50 to $5.00,
in this sale at $1.95, $2.25 and ...... . . . . . . . . :
BOYS' SUITS AT $2.50 v
Double breasted,'-Norfolk and vestee knee pants suits, in sizes,
ages 4 to 14 years, strictly all wool cheviots and cassimeres, in
all shades, well made, lined and trimmed, worth Q C O
$3.50 to $4.50, In this sale at . Li J U
3-piece knee pants suits for boys from 10 to 15 years, well made,
and trimmed,' in light and dark shades, made to sell at from $3.50
to $5.00, in this sale at $1.95. $2.50, $2.45 and $3.50.
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learning our painless methods. No boys!
But old. experienced dentists. Our suc
cess Is due to the high grade work done
by the professors of this college. Consult
the professors. Work done free. Small
charges for material.
Fillings S
Teeth cleaned FREE
TEETH EXTRACTED FREE
Bet of Teeth
Gold Crowns, from 13.86
Union Dent
Entrance: Room 4, U21 Douglaa. Open
WHO IS SHE?
' Bhs . laS one of the many
Omaha girls who wear our
'
ahoel, because they are partic
ular about their footwear and
want only the lateet fashions
and newest styles', and can get
them here at a moderate coat '
Oxfords and Colonials
The nobbiest . deslgbs In the
city In all leathers en all
lasts perfect fitting easy feel
lag correct fashions f 1.50,
$3.00 and (3.60.
WHEN YOU BUY A
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To ar not payia. lor CilatOMOS. UCUtiltS, YatB DEALS, ETC. but
lor FINE QUALITY HAVANA TOBACCO. EQUAL to IMPORTED CIGARS.
F. JL aifJB WTrFfWlf1 QR pQ Haa4,pi. loula. UU, .
A chance to secure the very best tail
ored, best fitting, highest quality cloth
ing, t astonishing reductions in price.
Every suit must be sold. Come in and
bee the great values we are now offering.
Monday's sale the greatest ever held In T
Omaha. Perfect fitting guaranteed.
Alterations made free by our experi
enced tailors.
MEN'S SUITS AT $5.00
That cannot be duplicated anywhere for
less than $7.50 to $ 10, they are all wool, :
well made, perfect in fit and of this sea
son's manufacture, during r nn
this sale, your choice ......... .JlUU
MEN'S SUITS AT $7.50
Of high grade cheviots cassimeres and
unfinished worsteds, in this season's
most desirable styles, every suit serge
lined, silk sewed throughout, not one in
the lot worth less than $12.50, 7 fjf
your choice during this sale .... . i JU
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AND ALL OTHER PLASTIC FILL-
50 CENTS NO HIGHER.
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dentistry saves pain and money. ' ' ' 1
Incorporated under the atate laws. i
Be sure you are In the right place. Ba
ware of Jealous, Idle dentists. We Invite
u euua to uu our .up-to-aaie course.
al Colle ge.
dally. Nlghta till I. Sunday, 10 to 4.
...FREE,..
Ice Cream Soda
AJTY FLAVOR.
With every purchase In our store, no
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I amount of purchase printed on it. Two
dollars worm er .tnese tickets entitles you
to a glass of our Delicious Ice Cream Soda,
FREK.
We not only want you to know whas
delicious Soda Water ws serve at our new
Soda Fountain, but also, we want you to
know what a fins drug store this la to do
all your trading In, ,
Cense oa aead here tow all yoaa.
dree store aeede we will serve yoa,
well,
iovell Drug Co.
16th and Capitol Ave.
MAaONlC BUILDING,
Old
Roofs
Repaired
Omaha Roofing
& Supply Co(
1208 Farnam,
Omaha, Neb!
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