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DUNN CETS HIS MANDAMUS
South Omaha CuUf f Polio Mats. So
Showing ii Court.
JUDGE SLABAUGH ISSUES OMNIBUS ORDER
FaJmlaatlea ( the Deaaty Ceaatr
Attorney la Far Dong-las
Ceaaty Laok I.Ik a.
Mar Sqalk Naw.
Judge W. W. Blabaugh yeeterdsy morning
Issued peremptory writ of mandamus to
compel John Brigs, a chief of police of
South Omaha, to arrest or cauae to be ar
retted "all persona engaged In or found
rlolatlng the laws of Nebraska or the ordi
nances of South Omaha," relating to
gambling, and when It became known about
the court house that this had been done
with the consent of both A. H. Murdoch,
city attorney of South Omaha, and Ignatius
Jehovah Dunn, "deputy county attorney In
and for Dougfas county," there ? many
a weary and knowing smile. Murdoch said:
"This leares mattera precisely as th?y
were before Shields begin his proceedings,"
bat sn attorney standing near, quickly
added: "Except that Dunn has gotten his
little notoriety out of It and will doubtless
pose as a successful champion of law and
order. It's about as thin a fiasco as I
ever saw or heard of. Dunn Is the prize
grandstand player."
City Attorney Murdoch was In court
some time before Dunn arrived and when
the deputy did arrive tbe matter was dis
posed of In a very few minutes. The South
Omahan Informed the court that Brlgga
was perfectly willing the writ should Is
sue, so the Judge signed It and It went to
the filing box.
Terms of the "Wrtt.
By its terms It la ordered, adjudged and
decreed that Briggs "arrest, or cause to
be arrested, all persons engaged In or
found violating the laws of Nebraska or
tbe ordinances of South Omaha by having
In operation upon their premises any gam
bling fixtures or devices of any name or
nature, or who are found operating
or carrying on any gambling rooms,
gambling house or place where gambling Is
permitted, or the operating or keeping of
gambling devices within the said city of
South Omaha: that ha arrest or cause to b
arrested all persons engaged In keeping or
operating gambling fixtures or devices of
any kind, name or nature whatsoever,
adapted, devised and designed for playing
game of chance for money or other prop
erty of value, and that he arrest or cause
to be arrested forthwith all persons engaged
In setting up, keeping, maintaining or op
erating any gambling device, machine or
fixture of any name or nature whatsoever
adapted, devised, designed, Intended or used
for the purpose of playing games of chancd
for money or any property of value within
th said city of South Omaha, and that he
arrest or causs to be arrested any and all
persona charged, informed or complained
against for any of the things above named."
- Williams Gets OsT Free.
- Another trsasactlca ef ths sicrslns that
has made the methods of the county attor
ney's office a subject of discussion more
enthusiastic than complimentary. Is the
releasing of Frank Williams from the
county Jail, with the case sgalnst him
tolled. Williams - and Robert Llmerltk
raided the card room over Cliff Cole's
saloon last winter and were caught while
making away with .the atrong box. They
were Jailed, and though Limerick waa re
leased on his own recognisance aome
months ago, Williams haa been lying In his
cell ever since January 25, or for mora than
six months, waiting for the county attor
ney to get ready for trial. Two weeks ago
Judge Bstelle learned of It and brought
the prosecutor around with sharp turn,
threatening to dlacharge Williams at the
end of the term if the county attorney was
not ready before that time for trial. The
latter waited until this eleventh hour, when
announcement waa made that the term
would end Tuesday, and then nolled the
caae. Williams bade th Jailers goodbye
with aa assurance that it would be the last
time they or anybody els would ever see
him behind the bars.
Douglas Printing Co.. 150J Howard; tel. 644.
Genuine Imported beer on draught Ed
Maurers, 130 Farnam street
Homeaeekers' Ksearsloaa.
On Tuesday, August (, the next Home
seekers' excursion will leave Omaha via
Missouri Pacific to certain polnta In south
west Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas,
ste. Limit of ticket, 21 days. Rate, one
fare plus' $3 for th round -trip. For In
formation, land pamphlets, etc., call on
any agent of the company, or
T. F. GODFREY, P. T. A.,
8. B. Corner 14th and Douglas fits.,
Omaha, Neb,
MEDALS MAY NOT BE READY
Wlaaer af RIB Competition at
Leavenworth Likely to Walt
.for Their Rewards.
It Is probable that the winners of the
medals In ths rifle contest now In progress
at Fort Leavenworth will not receive those
medals at the time they are won and that
th visit of General Batea to the range
cannot be for the purpose of conferring the
medals.
At the time the contest waa deeidsd upon
the adjutant general of the department sent
to Washington for ths medals and has re
ceived word saying that th requisition
cannot be filled tor the reason that the
medals authorised by the regulations have
not been designed at this time, but that
they will be sent as soon as they have
been designed and manufactured. At
headquarters It Is not known how long It
will take to prepare the design and have
It approved, but few of the officers bell ve
that they will be ready by tbe close ct the
competition. Msjor 8. 8. Leach, chtf
engineer officer of the department, h
also commands the First battalion of en
gineer, is feeling pleased with the showing
mads b the members of that batta Inn In
the competition. With only four ram In
ths competition, three r! them male r c ri
th first day wuVh would qualify them fir
placea on tbe team of the department . nl
one of them secured second plsce. Ho
likes the showing all the more from the
fact that the men had prevtou lv d. 111.1
only with ths carbine and the use of the
rifle Is new to them.
Companies A. B, C and D of tbe Twenty
fifth Infse'.ry arrived In San Francisco on
th transport Thomas Friday. They will
reach Fort Niobrara In a few days to tak -station
at that post, the companies of 'h
Twenty-second regiment' at that p at goln i
to Fort Logan H. Roots Immedlats'y.
Colonel John M. Pullmsn. chief quarter
master of the department, will go to Fort
Niobrara Sunday to prepare tbe post for
the reception of ths battalion of th
Twenty-fifth.
Parle Wooloa Co. Mavea.
Th Paris Woolen Co. haa removsd to
1415 Douglas street and la better prepared
tban ever before to handle lis Increasing
custom. This company is showing a very
baadsome line ef lats-styl (all and win
ter aultlnga, among whleh I ths newest
covelty. coronation red, which blda fair
to become very popular with good dressers.
COIRTLAJD BEACH NOTES.
Feraaaal Items Gathered Vpoa th
Reaeh af Omaha's Papalar Resort.
Dr. Jensen and wlfs were recent visitors.
Tbe Misses Kaufman are Uktng lessons In
rowing.
Mr. J. R. Lehmer and family were among
recent visitors.
Judge Langdon and family speak highly
of the beach and Its attractlona.
Miss Gertrude Moore Is one of th best
oarswomen that visits the lake.
Mr. and Mrs. 8ol Hopper are among
tbe enthusiastic bowlers at Courtland.
The Rlngwalts are among the many fam
ilies who hold weekly picnics at Court
land. The highest scores at nlneptna for three
games this week are Will Qurley, 27;
Sprstlln, 24; Beesen, 23.
Will Coad likes to stroll on the sands
at the beach and thinks the Blckett fam
ily are Just a little the best be ever saw.
Mr. Dsve O'Brien Is a frennent viaitr
He Is not only an enthusiastic bowler, but
balloon ascension spectator aa well. Dave
alwaya has his family with him.
Fred Nash, Jr., and Ben Cotton take in
everything when at Courtland.
There are a number of rood shots imnnt
the women patrons at Courtland. The
best so fsr seen are Miss C. Carpenter,
Mlse Maude Stlckel, Mrs. O. King, Miss
Holland and Mrs. Griffiths.
A bsthlng psrty of some twenty couples
had the beach mostly to themselves the
other evening after 10 o'clock. The party
was gotten up by Mrs. Griffith, Miss Fox
and Miss Holland.
Nine o'clock and after 10 at night wit
nesses the largest numbers of bathing
parties on the beach.
Out of a possible 72 at the shooting gal
lery, Frank Spoon made 72. R. Bushman 70,
C. M.. Koster 71, T. J. Mahoney 69. T. J.
O'Brien 70. Dolse Coryell 68, Paul Galla
gher 68, McShane and Glllett 7L
At tenpins, the best scores, the past week:
Miss Wills, 170, Miss Tyle 163, Miss Gal
lagher 163, Mrs. Corey 165, Miss Meredith
181, Miss Seykora, 174, Mrs. Grotte 190. Mrs.
Mills 183, Mrs. Chapman 179, Mra. Culver
171.
The Cahn family had a sort of reunion
picnic Tuesday In the grove. It Included
th children of Martin Cahn of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cahn and children,
Mr. Aaron Cahn and Mrs. Dreyfus and
children.
It seems to be the proper caper now for
families to have a certain day each week
set apart for a plcnlo In the grove. The
women and children going to the beach in
the afternoon and the men going from their
places of business.
The men making highest scores at ten
pins were: H. Tsgg 218, Weber 223, Kahn
211, Wells 207, Broadwell 221, Baldwin 212,
Hartley 202. Krug 201. Rolls 231, 226, 216;
Will Kaiser 218, Harry Kaiser 216, Hoover
222, King Denmon 219, Brewer 210, Grotte
208. Berger 201, 21(. 218, 225, 245; Lehman
218, Ostrom 206.
Attention, Maccabees!
Tou are hereby notified of the death of
Sir Knight James Plckren. Funeral from
St. Andrews' Episcopal church, 41st and
Charlea, Monday, Aug. 4. at 10 a. m. All
members are requested to be present.
OMAHA TENT NO. 75.
There's only one Btonecypner. He prints.
Yob Are Invited
To attend the great annual
Grocers' and Butchers' union
Plcnlo
At Mlesourl Valley Park.
Special trains from Union Depot
71a "The Northwestern Line,"
Thursday, Aug. 7th, 8 a. m.
Dancing. Music, Games, Races.
All kinds of Amusement.
Perfect order.
. "Every store closed on that day."
Tickets at all Groceries and Butcher shops,
Or at Depot.
Try th Chicago laundry. 'Phone 205.
ORDER TOMBSTONE AND GRAVE
Miss Jalla Howell Makes Ample Pre
paration Before Eadlaar
Her Own Life.
The remain of Julia Howell, who com
mitted suicide in Denver Thursday night,
arrived . In Omaha yesterday morning and
were taken from the station to the Prospect
Hill cemetery, where they were Interred.
Mrs. J. George Leyner of Denver accom
panied the remalna.
Miss Howell had' evidently contemplated
suicide tor some time and It Is probable
that with her was burled a broken heart.
Two weeka ago eh cam to Omaha from
Chicago and purchased lot In the Pros
pect Hill cemetery. She then called upon
a marble firm and ordered a monument to
be erected aa soon as possible. It Is the
engravings and Inscription on this monu
ment that leads to the belief that some
time In the life of this woman there has
been romance.
On on slda of th stone Is th word
"Julia," beneath this are two hands
clasped, one that of a man and th other
of a woman. Beneath th hands Is the
word "Eternity." '
Miss Howell ' left note, found In tbe
room by her body, stating tbst 111 healih
had caused her to end her life. By this
note was another requesting that her re
mains b sent to Omaha for burial. t
She asked tbe representative of the mrtr
ble firm' her what ah ahould do In order
that her body be brought to Omaha for In
terment In case of sudden death. He ad
vised leaving a note to that effect with
some friend. She left It In her room.
It Is said Miss Howell has no relatives
here and t the marble msn she atated tht
ahe had never been In the town except
when ah purchased th stone and lot
Mra. Leyner would make no statement
In regard to th dead woman and aatd that
the notices that had been published hid been
given out by others than those who Vnw
tbe woman. She waa ssld to be the daugh
ter of J. 8. Howell of Chicago.
Have Root print It
OSTROM IS N0TL0S!NG SLEEP
Hrrrat In llith Marat Friday Mht
Dorin'l Worry fommtseloaer
Lraat Little Olt. .
Friends who called at the county com
missioners' ihamb' r to condole with Henry
Obirom ever his failure to be elected presi
dent of the 8lxth Wsrd Republican club
Friday night found that gsntleman not In
frs and mourning, but whistling and
cheerful.
"Don't you think for a minute that that
Is costing ms sny sleep," he said to one of
them. "I didn't know until o'clock last
evening that my friends wers booming me
for the place, and I told them then that I
didn't car for It I only permitted my
nam to b used because It waa aald that
other who had been working for me might
be dlasatisfied If I drew out flatly on th
venlng of tbe meeting. If I had had as
pirations for It I certainly wouldn't have
bea out chasing over the county on other
business for th last few daya. but would
have declared myself and been working for
It I have no aore spot' and shall giv
them all the help I can at all times, for I
think It's a msa's duty te be in politic
to a certain extent and always have been
In It. whether I held office or not"
Publish your legal notices la Th Wsskly
pes. Tslsphoae 23.
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE; SUNDAY.
FARJOI.
A He tt Tawa ba th Milwaukee Read.
The opening ssle of lots In th tows ef
Farson, on th new short line of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee A St. Paul railway, now
being constructed, will take place Tuesday,
August 12, at 10 a. m. on the townalte.
Farson Is delightfully locsted in one of
tbe garden spots of Iowa, In Wapello
county, fifteen miles northeast of Ottuinws.
Its 25,000 broad acres tributary yield mil
lions of dollars annually to the farmera
through stock, grain, fruits snd vegeta
bles. All this yield of produce will here
after be marketed at Farson, thus Insuring
a rapid snd prosperous growth for thus
new commonwealth.
To all those Intending opening brsncbes
of trade or profession or who contemplate
a change of location thla opportunity
should not be lost, but preparations msde
to be promptly on hand the data of open
ing to secure choice sites for business and
home. To the mechanic and laborer also
Is this a goMen opportunity, for their
services will Immediately be In demand In
rearing the structures that will adorn this
future city.
Tbe management of sales Is by the land
department of tbe Chicago, Milwaukee A
St Paul Railway company, which controls
all new towns on extensions of lines, and
the prices of lots and conditions of sale
will be within the reach of all.
For maps and other Information apply to
C. A. PADLET,
General Land Agent C. M. A St P. Ry.
Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
Anneal Plenle.
Clan Gordon No. 68, Order of Scotlsh
Clans, Calhoun, Neb., August 16, 1902. All
concessions for refreshments, amusements
and game of skill in park and on adjacent
grounds for sale. Address W. E. Worllne,
Fort Calhoun, Neb.
Lake Manawa.
Lake Manawa had many visitors from
Omaha yesterdsy afternoon and evening,
among whom were many members of the
Epworth league.
Mr. 8umner Knox, secretary of the Iowa
Society, Army .of the Philippines, wss at
Manawa last evening. He says there will
be 30,000 people at Manawa on August 14
to witness the shsm bsttle. Wednesday,
the 13th, will also be a big day, with prob
able an attendance of 15,000 to 20,000.
The colored quartet will be at the kur
ssal this week.
Covalt's concert band program for today
and the week embraces many fine selec
tions, including "Prince of the Plains,"
"Chicago Tribune," "Beau Ideal," "A Drag
Rag Nlggerdon" and "My Lady Hottentot"
marches; the waltzes "King Dode" and
"Southern Roses;" "Coppers on Parade," pa
trol; "Cavallerla Rusticana," national mel
odies, "Pilgrims' Chorus" from "Tannhau
ser," grand fantasia on English, Irish and
Scotch airs, by Cbsrles Baetins.
One of the most strklngly pretty bath
ing costumes seen on tbe beach Is worn by
Miss Goerne. It is of white mohair trimmed
In white.
The Blckett family have been such great
favorites that Manager Griffiths has en
gaged the mfor the coming week. They
give two performances each day, at 4:43
and 8:4o o'clock, and ciusa uu u
night
Notice, Knights!
Our state deputy will be with us next
Wednesday. All members requested to at
tend. H. E. HUBERMANN,
President
Lawn Social' and Concert. -
The annual lawn social and concert of
St. Peter's church will be held on Tues
day evening, August S, on the church
grounds. Twenty-eighth and Leavenworth
streets. The concert will be given by
Franlk'a band.
LAKE. OK.ODOJL
On the Mllwaakee Railway.
For a short or a long vscatlon thla beau
tiful lake offers the most economical yet
delightful outing that Is ' available for
Omaha people.
quickly and easily reached from Omaha
via th Milwaukee railway, altitude al
most 2.000 feet, air alwaya cool and in
vigorating. A beautiful, clear, deep lake
with high shores, ploturesquely timbered
with hardwood trees. Excellent fishing,
boating and bathing. Moderate-priced, but
good bot"ls This is a list of advantagea
not to be equaled. Full Information cheer
fully furnished at the Milwaukee Railway
City Office. 1504 Farnam street
F A. NASH, General Western Agent
Franklin J. Grlffen att'y. 712 N. Y. Ufa.
Th Hesperian Male Qaartet Enter
tainers. Engaged for the coming Epworth as
sembly at Lincoln, will give two of their
celebrated concerts at Washington hall
August 7 and 8, at 8 p. m. The late Dr.
A. C. Hirst ssld: "The Hesperlsn quartet
merits the highest commendation.. It 1
my privilege to know them and to have
heard them In their -Chautauqua work.
Their singing Is refining, exalting, enter
taining, most enjoyable. This la true of
tbe classical music they render as well
as that of rollicking humor." Lovers of a
musical treat will b sure to attend.
THURSDAY
August 7th
Every Grocery and Meat
Shop Will
ou account of the
Annua! Picnic
At Missouri Valley.
Fverybody Invited
Pleasure and amusement for all and
"a day under th trees." Special
train from Union Depot ( a. m., via
LIS!!
DEWEY & STONE FURNITURE GO.
III5-III7 FARNAM STREET.
Low Prices on Lawn Goods
Torch and Lawn Goods, Rattan Couches and Kockera,
Uo-Carts, Baby Cabs, in fact everything in summer furni
ture is under the ban.
Maple Porch
85c
Rocker, at
Maple or green Porch Rock
ers reed Beat, EJ Q
Porch Rocker with rattan
seat and back EC
maple or green
Large arm rocker, double
- cane seat, slat O
back, at ..: JJKJ
Baby Carriage, with enam
eled gear, rubber tires, par
aol and brake, PTf S g?
for JL .awu
Many other equally good values not" mentioned.
DEWEY & STONE FURNITURE CO., III5-III7 Farnam St.
We close at 1 p. m. Satardays. Catalogue for ont-of-town patrons.
Low Prices
on Low Shoes
for Men.
$5.00 for $3.95. '
Black Russia Calf Oxford,
latent Ideal Kld Oxford. These
are th latest styles and up-to-date
goods, and have never
sold before for less than $5.00;
now $3.95.
$4.00 for $2.05.
'Men's Patent Colt Oxford,
men's Vlci Kid Oxford; these
are stylish, handsome goods
and are good values at $4.00,
but we are going to close them
at $2.95.
FRY shoe
We Don't Cut Prices
on a few artlclea and rob you on others,
as we nave heard some do. , We do t-usl-russ
on up-to-date methods. "Quick sales
and small profits" on all our lines.
Whether you have a prescription filled,
buy a bottle of patent medicine or a pound
of borsx, we make the closest prices con
sistent with quality and fair dealing.
Give us a trial and h"t us prove to you
that we make tbe lowest prices In town.
$1.00 Payne's Female Regulator 69o
$1.00 Bampsrm's Tonlo for Catarrh .... (be
$J.no Dr. TremaJn's English Female
Pills $100
$1.00 Wright's Iron Tonic Bitters.... 65c
6(c Wright s Kidney and Liver Pllla . ?5c
toe Wright's Dyspepsia Cur 35c
60c Klng'a Rheumatism Cure 86c
Dabrook's La Sylva Perfume, os 4'ic
ouc Pozsonl Face Powder 260
HOWELL DRUG CO.,
Ittth and Capital Ave., and
Park Ava. and Leavenworth Street.
CANTALOUPE SUNOEA
This Is one only of the various new soda
fountain drinks which are be.ng served at .
the ONYX VILEEN. Drink once at the
shrine of the ONYX QUEEN and the ,
Dunuisnments or all other vouu-ne com
petitors have no sttractlons. There is '
one only BEST aid that bst. In soda
fountains Is the ONYX yitKN.
miii; oiit til nitiG I'ltiCESt i
2fic Hire's Root Beer, we sell 10c
35c Castorla, we sell 2Ji'
Watch your Castorla. as some has be n
offered which is not genuine and othe.s
that has had the cork drawn and been ,
tampered with.
$l oo Pe-ru-na, we sell Bsc .
WE GIVE VOl' WHAT TOU ASK FOR.
Kic King Fly Killers, we sell be
6c Cnscart ts, we sell 4'ic j
25c caacarets. we sell Vtc ,
$1.00 Wine Card ul. we sell fxic ;
k)c Byrup of Figa, we sell 5c ,
Quart bottle fine Port i r Claret, we sell 3ao
Z6e Thompson's Cherry Phosphate, we
aell lOo i
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Co.
Cor. loth and Dodge Sts., Omaha.
Geneve txionev I
x Bladder
lioublct at once.
Cures In
40Hcursaii
URINARY
DISCHARGES
(DO.
iwiw.
AUGUST 3, 1902.
Large porch ana chair,
hickory split i 7
sent, at
Rattan Couch EZ(
full size, for...- -JV
Large rattan rocker weath
ered finished,
Go-Cart, golden oak finish,
enameled gear, f f
rubber tires, . VW
Reclining Go-Cart, nicely
upholstered, gear enamel
ed in green, best rubber
tires, parasol Qk
and brake. f or .
Monday
and Tuesday
Two days only we place on sale
two lines of men's patent leather
Oxfords, In Blucher or Oxford style
$5.00 quality for $3.50. We
have them In all widths and sizes
and assure you a perfect fit
Droxel Shao Go.,
Omaha's Up-to-date Shoe Hons.
141 FARM AM STREET.
MR. GEO. COTT OF THE MARTIN-COTT-HAT
COMPANY mf OMAHA.
NEB.. WRITES.
Magnet Chemical Co:
Dear 8lrs By applying Magnet Pile
Killer for two daya 1 cured an aggravated
caae of bleeding plies. One dollar is cheap
for such a wonderful compound. I cheer
fully recommend It to my friends of the
traveling fraternity, who may be suffering
from rectal diseases. Gratefully yours,
1 QEORQE COTT.
Magnet Chemical Co:
Gentlemen I now take the opportunity
of sending you my thanks. About six
weeks ago I was taken with a very severe
attack of piles. They fell to the extent of
nearly two Inches, but following out the
instructions of your Magnet Pile K'ller I
am entirely well and am willing to anawer
all Inquiries to the same. Miny thanks
to you. FRANK HALT A
David City, Neb.
Magnet Chemical Co.:
Please find enclosed money order for
$1.00, for which send one box Magnet Pile
Killer. This one is for a friend. I have been
cured with It and feel confident that It
will cure him. Yours truly, A. COo.v,
Springdale. Ark.
$1.00 at your druggist. Guaranteed; or
sent postpaid by
HAU.MCT CHEMICAL CO.,
Western Depoti Omaha, Neh.
HOSE
Ws are trying to fig It that at
th mention of th word He, th
nam "Goodrich" will immediately
occur to you.
If you have dealt with as before, w
feel reasonably aurs you wtll remem
ber "Goodrich. " If thla U your first
hoss purchase, you will be lucky t
get Into our hands.
. You csn't gst poor boa here I W
don't aell It)
Jas. Morton & Son Co.
Hardware and Hose Feopl.
181 1 Dndg Straat.
Fur Garments, Seal Skins, Etc
i If you wish to have your old fur 'gar
ments remodeled after tbe new winter
styles or purchase new ones you will save
time and money by consulting tbe old re
liable nxm of
Al ABil'GH IOK CO.,
6o Ksrssca Black.
1
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DfiYD
PIn?
EInlS.
FINE
SUIT OR PANTS AT RIDICU
LOUSLY LOW PRICES
A. B. KISSCM BAUM a OS.
Your choice of over 600 men's finest spring
and summer suits, in best selected csssl
meres, cheviots and fancy worsteds,
hsndsomely made up In the best styles,
Desi styles,
10.00
soia earner in tbe season
at $15, $16.50 and $18,
your choice Saturday
ISO men's fine suits, in pure wool chev
iots, casslmeres and worsteds, that have
ia nave
7.50
sold earlier In the seaaon
at $12.60, your
choice in thla sals at ....
1285 men's all wool suits, In a great va
riety of shades, patterns and fabrics,
dependably and stylishly made up, guar-
Specials in. Boys'
and Children's Suits
sell at double th
Boys' knee panU
style, In all wool
plaid, mad to sell
BED
CRCVJKS, $2.85. FULL
3
WORK GUARANTEED WB DO A3 WE
ADVERTISE.
WB ARE HERE TO STAY.
CONSULT THE PROFESSORS AT ONCE
Soft Fillings O
Silver Fillings i
Teetb Cleaned L.
UNION DENTAL COLLEGE,
SHRADER'S LAXATIVE FIG POWDER cures constipation, bilious,
ncss, prevents headache and removes alvine poison.
Sold la lOo and 26o boxes. Manufactured by Bhrader Med, Co., N. T. and Omaha.
A ONE GENT FIGHT!
We are Informed by the "Peruna man"
that the little atrip label pasted over the
top of each bottle of Reruns Is a
PROMISSORY NOTE good for 1 cent on
demand. We aell at least eleven or eight
bottles of this medicine every "once In a
while" and we need THEM 11 or 8 cents
See? So we take off the little strip note
when we sell the gooils. Now we will sell
a bottle of thla medicine for 63 cents with
out the strip note, or for 64c with It it
"makes nix ouse" to us and it you And
the medicine Is an imitation bring It back
to us Just aa you received it ana we will
give you 60c for It CAUSE THAT 8
WHAT WE PAY FOR IT. Now, Mr.
Ex-President, we are ready for your next
knock. Why not aend another ''GREET
ING TO ALBANY," or are you ahort on
CRAMERS KIDNEY CUKE?
$S60 Marvel Whirling Spray Syringe. .$2. 23
26c Laxaoola 20c
60c Mull s Grape Tonic 3oc
All 26c Dog Remediea 2'ic
All 60c Dog Remediea c
35o Castorla (Imitation not kept) lite
2c Srhuester's Malt Extract l"c
26c Mennen's Talcum Powder lie
OPEN ALL MUnT.
SCHAEFEfl'S
CUT PRICE
DKUG STOKE
. Tel. T4T, a. W. Car. tttth an Chleaao.
Deputy State Vetertnartaa
Food Inspector
II. L. RAUACCIOTTI, ii. V. S.
CITY VETERINARIAN.
Office and Infirmary. th w Maaea IU.
Omaha, Neb. Telephone ttJO.
WHEN YOU BUY A
Tovar not pyin for CHKOMOs. sCUIi.Ht-s tUEE DEALS, ETC.. bus
lor FINE QUALITY HAVANA TOBACCO. EQUAL to IMPORTED CIGAII&
9. S. RICa MXKCANTUJB OjOAA OO, Manf. tU aUula. Vnioa Mndav
firnnt filinnrin
to Buy a
Our tremendous stock of summer
clothing must be closed out Immedi
ately. Tbe selling season Is practic
ally over, and, as w never carry
garment from on season to another,
we have made astonishing price r-
ductlon on every suit and pants In
the house. This sale affords you an
opportunity to buy absolutely th
best clothing made at prices much
below the usual cost of cheap, worth
' less fabrics.
The tailoring of every suit at Hay
den's Is artistic', nobby and exclusive.
Tbe best way to learn something
about our great suit Una is to call
and try on a few suits, carefully
examine the fit, the bang, the trim
mings, etc., and compare values.
Remember, we make any necessary
alterations to Insure perfect fitting,
free of charge.
anteed to give you perfect satisfaction.
suits that sold for $8, $8.60
and $9.60, your choice
5.00
In thla sal ....
MEN'S PANTS SALE
Closing out our Immense line at big
reductions. Come and see them.
Men's panta In worsteds, casslmeres and
chevlota, worth from $2.60 to $5.00, your
cholc In thla sale, $1.60, $1.95, $2.60 and
$3.60.
Men's all wool outing panta. In light
and dark colors, plain or atrlpe, worth
$2.60 to $3.60, your cholc In thla sale,
$1.76 and $2.26.
Boys' double breasted knee panta suits, ages I to 15, mad
of pure all wool cheviots and dark mixed f P g
casslmeres, fin qualities, actually made to I B
price, your cholc this sal only'
an av m
suits. In double breasted, Norfolk and manly
casslmeres. In gray
at $3.00. Your
1.95
PMV fc VU1J .
GREAT BALES ON PAGE 1L
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Gr&h can's ice ere can or
Ihere would have been
noihng but good feeling.
When you. h.ve a. picnic
or parly, vnd wish happ
and delighted guests,
order ice ere tvrn froraw
SET OF TEETH, $3.00
rsrrrc rgrt
for materia
Incorporated College, 1622 Douglaa St.
noom , upp. Hoston Store.
For Health and Happiness
there ts no beverage that can approach
the beer brewed by Meta. It Is always pur
and of uniform quality of th highest ex
cellence. It has that luscious flavor, com
blned with a body and strength, that Is th
delight of all eonnolsaeurs.
Aletz Bros. Brewing C.,
Telephone UU, Omaha.
Or Jacob Neumayer, Agt., car Neumaysf
Hotel. Council Bluffs, la.
' REG! LA It AS A CLOCK
Arm ths LadlM who uh
PKX-TAS-GOT DISKS..
K aBoarUlDtr, ao worry, so suppression, tut sat
aral, baolthr functions, nsularl nainuiaoS. A
poclne (or painful portoSs. (, harmlMo, oritaln.
Writ lor circular or muS 12.0U lor ONH box, fObT
PAID Sold kr Sherman MiTonnrll Drue Co., Cor. Ulk
sn4 Oodsa stroMa. Omana. Nan.
THE BEE
A Daily Educator
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