20
BAUM BUYS BENNETT STORE
Only Competing Bidder it Gurdon W.
Wattles of Uoioo Natimml JB&nk.
SALI 41 CANS ESUinP!nOWi(OTTH3US1lSS
As Ho Tt'' Bids twvol
for the Department Separately,
the Property la Sold
la nnlk.
The stock, fixtures and all claim of the
W. R. Bennett company wore sold yeeterdsy
morning to J. E. Baum by the trustee of
the company. K. E. Hauling, for $79,800,
after several bids bad been received.
The property wai first offered by de
partments, but no offers were made on the
majority. The Jewelry department, valued
t $9,945.34. received a bid of 11.000; the
hardware department, valued at $14,067,39,
received a bid of $3,900, while one bond of
the Omaha Country club, valued at $100,
brought a bid of $r.o. A bid of $40,000 was
made on the personal property of the com
pany, exclusive of the clalma on the build
lng company, and then the entire prop
erty, Including the claims on the building
company and a lot in Reed's aecond ad
dition, was placed on aale. The only bid
ders were J. E. Baum and Gunjon W. Wat
tles. Mr. Baum opened the' bidding at
$79,000 and at the same time filed
waiver of the claim of the O'Donofcue
Redmon company for $7,500 against the
mercantile company, to be effective in case
the property was purchased by him. Mr.
Wattles raised the bid and by In
crease of $100 the figure advanced to $79,
T00, which figure was bid by Mr. Wattles.
At this point John R. Webster announced
that lie held a contract with the Bennett
Building company that a department store
would be condurted In the building for a
term of ten years and that a purchaser
Hho bought and used the building for an
other purpose would have to settle with
him.
Mr. nanm'a Last Bid.
Mr. Baum bid $79,800. Mr. Wattles asked
If It would be possible to enforce aa
agreement mad at a meeting of credltora
with the president of the Bennett Building
company whereby the purchaser of the
stock would receive a lease upon the terms
offered to the mercantile company, and
that if so, he would bid $90,000 for the per
sonal property. C. B. Keller, represent
ing the trustee, said the sale could be
made only under the terms of the legal
rights of the mercantile company now ex
isting, .and the conditional bid of Mr. Wat
tles was not considered. The proprty was
then sold to Mr. Baum. ,
After the sale the attorney for the trus
tee said the store would be opened for busi
ness aa' soon as the sale was confirmed.
Mr.' Baum would make no statement of bis
Intentions pending the confirmation of the
sale.
Mr. Wattles, after the sale. Indicated that
be was considering the question of filing
a protest against the confirmation of the
sale, but would not state the grounds upon
which he might make the protest.
The report of the sale was filed yesterday
morning, with the recommendation of the
trustee that It be confirmed. Judge Monger
Is oo busy preparing a written opinion on
the railroad tax case that he cannot take
the matter up until next week.
With the confirmation of the sale the
trustee will have In his possession about
$160,000, slightly more than $80,000 having
been received from sales held by him as
recelvor during the time the store waa run
after tho proceedings In bankruptcy were
begun. This amount. It Is said, will pay
about S3 per cent of the claims against the
company, other than the preferred claims,
which must bs paid In full.
TO CANCEL 0LD WARRANTS
Board of Coamty , Commlasloaera
Clears Flaaneial Slate Ip .
Ja.naa.rr 1, 18U8.
Routine business waa about all that was
transacted by the Board of County Com'
mlssloners, which met yesterday, with
Commissioner Connolly absent. Commls
tsner Harte called up his resolution In
traduced a few weeks ago, which pro
vldes that the county clerk cancel all
uncalled for warrants In his hands Issued
prior to January 1, 1898, the money that Is
being held for payment to revert to the
funds from which It was drawn. This la In
accordance with an opinion of the county
attorney as to its legal correctness. The
resolution was adopted.
Commissioner Harte explained that the
amount Involved Is about $800. Many of
the warrants were Issued from twelve to
six years ago and the person to whom made
have died or left the city or failed to call
and secure the orders. In all cases the
amounts are small, ranging from 60 cent
to several dollars, and are In payment for
various small services rendered the state
by citizens In trials, etc. ,
Another thing the board did was to au
tborlie transportation for Patrick Sweeney
to Lewlston, Idaho, where he has relatives,
Sweeney Is a consumptive and haa been
county charge for a year. He is an Omaha
man born and bred and It is desired to send
him to a climate that will prolong his life.
Mrs. William Bpencer Crosby, who cornea
next Monday, is the finest Interpreter of
Wagner In America.
Publish your legal notices In The Weekly
Bee. Telephone 38.
, There's only one Stonecypher. He prints.
FIRE AT PREACHER'S HOUSE
Flames Spread Rapidly aad Mr. and
Mrs. Marker Have Narrow
Escape,
Rev. T. J. Mackey, rector of All Saints
Episcopal church, and Mrs. Mackey, had a
close call from being suffocated While they
alumbered In their home yesterday morning
A lire started In the furnace room and
had eaten Its way through the first floor
and. waa rapidly ascending to the roof
filling the house with dense smoke, when
It was discovered by Mrs. Mackey, who
heard the crackling of the flames. She
aroused her husband and both escaped from
the burning residence.
Early during the morning the janitor
called and attended the fire in the furnace,
It Is believed that live coals, falling upon
some shingles in the furnace room, started
the blaze, which rapidly gained headway
and waa enveloping the first and second
torles of the house when discovered.
The fire department waa summoned and
soon had the blata extinguished. The loss
n residence and contents is estimated at
$300, fully covered by Insurance.
The Wagner recital by Mrs. Crosby at
First Congregational church, Monday and
Tuesday evenings, under auspices of Omaha
Woman's club.
Water backs and furnace repairs. Omaha
Stove Repair Works. Tel. 960.
Genuine Imported beer on draught.
Usurer's. 1304 Farnam street.
Ed
stlb'iairSirS i.
NEW YORK, Feb. II. Herbert O. So iters.
Untied States minister, to Oil, arrived
here today on the ateainsr Vigilant! uu
his wax W Waalilngtua.
HEART DISPATCHER'S ERROR
Seems to Have Been Made la Case
Sow la District
Court.
Tt spprsrs that the heart dispatcher of
fttn agency that arranged the meeting or
Vr for David W. Fleming, a t'nlon Pacific
conductor, and the St. Louis widow who be
came his wife last October, showed poor
Judgment when he gave the woman right of
way to Omaha. At any rate, Mrs. Mary J.
Fleming Is suing Conductor David W. Flem
ing for divorce and alimony In the district
court. The hearing on an application for
suit money and temporary maintenance was
up yesterday before Judge Day. He
granted $30 for attorneys fees and $20 a
month for support.
In summing up the merits of the rase
so far as disclosed Judge Day assumed that
the two were brought together by a matri
monial agency. He bad asked the question
Irect of Mrs. Fleming, who replied: "I
would let you ask Mr. Fleming. He Is
older than I am," and In this manner
evaded the question, admitting, however,
hat they were "brought together" by cor
respondence. Mr. Fleming has five children
by a former wife, ranging from Nellie, aged
18 years, to Dave, aged 10. Mrs. Fleming
has a son, whom she admitted smoked cig
arettes, but whom she declared was not a
bad boy.
8he protested that she loved Mr. Fleming
and believed he loved her, although they
were married the night of the day they
met; But, according to her testimony and
negations set up In the petition, her hus
band's children, lead by Nellie, made life
a burden for her.
ew Steam Dyeing; and Cleaning rinnt
A new steam dyeing and cleaning plant
has been opened In Omaha at 618 South
Sixteenth street,, comprising everything
modern and up-to-date In the line of clean-
rig and dyeing. They have a department
for cleaning ruga by compressed air which
s something new and novel. They can
handle the finest Oriental and Smyrna
rugs without Injuring them In the least.
Their Improved method of handling lace
curtains of the most delicate material Is
a perfect success. A sterilizing plant Is a
much needed, even a necessary Institution
and to keep up with the advanced Ideas
of bacteriology every city should support
such an Institution. Whether run aa a pri
vate enterprise or by city. They have
opened one In Omaha and have a specialist
to run that department. Mr. J. W.
Walker, well known here, having been
foreman of the Pantonum for the past
three years, is dyer and superintendent,
and Manager George Hlgglns, who Is well
known aa a square and honest business
man, and an old resident of Omaha.
Thirteen for a Quarter.
That Is a little less than 2 cent each.
If you are Interested In
Farming ,
Stock raising ' it'
Poultry ' - . .'
Fruit
Dairying
Etc., etc., i
You should take The Twentieth Century
Farmer.
It is the largest, the best illustrated and
has the most complete departments of any
of the farm papers; It is issued weekly.
Send 25 cents for a trial subscription of
thirteen weeks. Address Twentieth Cen
tury Farmer, Omaha, Neb.
A. B. Hubermann. only direct diamond im
porter In the weat. Cor. 13th and Douglas.
Have Root print It.
Of Gilpin County, Colorado,
Pays dividends this year.
Shaft 200 feet deep.
Tunneling commenced.
Large fissure vein.
Very high grade ore.
Go and see it.
If it's not as we say
We pay all expenses.
20 cents per share now.
It will soon be par.
80,000 shares sold to come of
the best people of Omaha and
Nebraska.
20,000 more to be sold.
Which will not last' long.
Get in now and pay by
the month.
Don't need all cash.
Inference: Best business men
and firms in Omaha, Neb.,
Black Hawk and Central City
Colorado.
Get full particulars of
W. A. Rogers, Sec'y and Treas
Neb. Tel. Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
Telephone evenings to 11)03.
ONE 50c BOTTLE CURES
Astonishing, isn't It? Hut we mean Just
that and refer to TEXAS CATARRH
as a cure ror catarrh, and one bot
tle does the business or your money back
"i nui we are not In the holdup bust
nesa and don't at It 50c for an artirie in.
'causa t h ttrlnter n , , t - KA,, th. .-.
The othrr fellows do that when they can
and cut the price when they have to. BUT
we cut the price aJl the time, 'cauae that's
our style. Yes. we sell
50o Texas Catarrh Cure for...-. 4rtc
il. 00 Bt-xlne Pills for 75c
-oc t'aracamph for j , jtic
bvr Paracamin for rw-
Pay more fur these If you wish to keep
uiw urug iruil auve.
$1.(10 Peruna it
II. (W Pierce s Preschlptlon 64c
II. W Butler's Kemala Regulator 75c
wis ui'AnAM KE BI TL.KR'8 GOODS
II. 00 Temptation Tonic new 2Sc
Auroras flusters . 12c
SI 00 Cramer s Kidney Cure 75c
Vt a Ul AHANTKB CRAMER'S GOODB
6c Diwn i Kidney Pills 3c
tl.Ou Parisian Hair Tonic, guaranteed.. Tic
Oar Uaart Mesas Mvmey Bark.
SCllAEFEn'S
CUT PRICrT
druq sroe
Two ffcoaea 141 mm TUT.
W. Cs. lCa u CaUeaai Its.
gold die
TTITS OMAHA DAIIiY B12T3: STTNDAY, FETtTUTARY 22. 1003.
IR, E3 3Li I .A. B
NO DELAY
P,y reliable, accurate dentists who are experts. Skilled specialists In every depart
ment do their modern dental work without pamlng the patient, and the prices
charged are about one-fourth of what is usually demanded by private obscure den
tists, who inflict the tortures of the Inquisition in their oUl-fahlincd work. DON'T
THROW YOUR MONEY AWAY on poor delntal work done by small dental con
cerns, where they don't have the experience or specialists to do your work prop
erly. POSITIVELY NO STUDENTS. Consult the professors. Free.
WORK DONE
t.i Teoth
OUcCldl ) Filling, from. 25c
1 1 rt i " i oi imn, irom u
xU Pr CPS ) Bridge Work, per Tooth $2.8
Icrowns.from $1.30
Work (guaranteed 10 years. All work done
porated under state law. Appointments made
ami avoid rush. PAINLESS EXTRACTION
west of New York, and other methods that
umbUKRcd by Imitators or false institutions.
nke chances with others, we are here to stay.
We. make teeth without plates, and all other work known to dentistry.
PUR I I E&lfiC W'e will forfeit II .000 If any dentist In Omaha compete with us In
WI1mI.II.IUCi fine workmanship, fine material and painless work. A specialist
In each department. The only college of
dentists to do your work. Avoid boys practicing.
UNION DENTAL COLLEGE
ENTRANCE ROOM 4 TO THE FRONT 1522 DOVGL.AS.
Open dally. Nights till 9 Sundays, in to 4.
You Cannot Duplicate
SHERMAN &
DRUG PRICES
20c Mennen's Talcum Powder for
Swsmn Root (Kilmer's), we sell...
50c Neale's Catarrh Tablets, we sell.
il isewnro jt Herplclrte, we sell
WE OIVE YOU WHAT YOU ASK
50c Syrup of Figs genuine we sell...
inc Mistletoe t ream, we sell
60c Agnew's Catarrh Powder, we sell.
vs ine Cardul. we sell
Small Garfield Tea for
HO pure 2-grain yulnine Pills for
. j-'eruna ror
The above Is genuine. beRiinar too
label.
Llsterlne (Lambert's) for
..fifio
..39o
.. 40
..12c
..40o
...10c
..19c
oOo Stuart's Pyapeiwta Tablet for..
One pound Mixed Hlrd Seed for
25c Graves' Tooth Powder for
60c Mull's Grape Tonic for
nc KlrK s Juvenile Hemp ror
c Brown s Hronchlal Troches for....
60c Williams' Pink Pills for.
.3!c
SHERMAN & McCONNELL DRUG CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
lenry Lehmann & Sons
Painting
and
pecorating
Removed to 1305 Farnam St.
Open lor business flonday. Feb. 23rd
Telephone 407.
Finest and largest Wallpaper establish
ment west of Chicago.
ODenlna- In our new Quarters with the
best and most complete line of foreign and
domestic decorative novelties ever shown
in this city.
Bromo-Seltzer
11.00 else
25c slse ..
10c else ,
60c
loc
oc
Mott's Pennyroyal Pills
1.00 size .....,,
Coo
Uthonia
76c slse
... 60o
.... 65c
H.oo
.... 60c
.... 3So
.... 10c
1 .00
.... 70c
.... 70c
.... 15c
.... 15c
Will go
11.00 Johnson's Papold Tablets ,
12.00 Wilcox Taney Pills
11.00 Orange Blossom
60c Abbott's Saline Laxative ,
26c Davis' Headache Powders
11.60 Red Bone Marrow
II. UO Kutnow fowoer
11.00 Promo Soda ,
2Ro Vichy Tablets ,
26o Klseengen Tablets
If you can beat these prices we
still lower.
Fuller Drug&Paini Go.
114 5. 14th Street. Tel. 349.
WE SELL PAINT.
WHAT'S
IN A NAME?
Well, It all depends on what
the name la.
If H'a "FRY" on a shoe. It
means as much as "Sterling"
does on sliver.
It means the best.
It means superior materials,
blgb-class sboemaklng, fins fin
ish, correct shape, smart styls
It means the best there Is In
footwear.
If It's a 13.50 shoe you want,
here Is the place to get It the
best wearing, the best fitting,
the best looking 11.50 shoe to
be found.
If you want a I5.O0 shoe this
Is the place t6 get the most
style, quality, comfort the best
value for the money you pay.
E8SSSSk
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Beet Asrlcatlsral Weekly.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Oatljr ge Delia a Yeas.
ESTABLISHED
FOR YEARS
FREE
Small
Material.
H- E3
UNTIL MARCH IS.
Fvtracted FREE
by old, experienced dentists. Incor
with out-of-town people. Call early
GUARANTEED. Hest vitalized air
are recognlxed as the best. Don't be
Our reliability Is unquestioned. A ny
He sure you are In the right place
Its kind In the west. All old, experienced
McCONNELL'S
Rubber Toilet Mask
Price $1.50
Wo sell all
kinds of Rubber
Oools. Send for
catalogue.
Rl BRKR
BANDH
per lb.. 11.30.
RtRBER
BAns
per box, 15 to 20c.
RI'RRKR
GLOVES
per pair", II.
eataloane of Habhrr
"KR0N O.
Write for
Goods of all kinds.
Omaha, Neb., Cor. 16th and Dodge.
"loo ifi''Jji
strip v!b ' ! ' '
Cfkf- TTfifi-f-'L. from $3.00 upwards. Teeth ex
A cc 11 tractedand new ones In 4 hours
BAILEY, THE DENTIST
3rd Floor Paxton Block.
NO
L1CIN)
WEAR
11 GNVNUD
o(oer or
UBl!tO.PimoN
You've no license to wear
anything but the best cloth
. lng McCarthy clothing
when prices like these reign:
145.00 Suits and Overcoats
for $35: 135.00 Suits and
Overcoats for $28. 112.00
.Trousers for $10. tlO.OO
- Trousers for $8 during
this last week of the Get-Busy-Sale.
It's our long tailoring ex
perience, coupled with in
dividual attention that en
ables us to please "right
down to the ground" the
most particular men.
. MacCarthy
Tailoring Company,
1710-12 Faraam St
Phase 1108. Bse Baildlnr
Court House Is opposite.
Your b4Mlth will b much Improved
br drinking our pure nod whoteom
OMAHA'S FAVORITE BEER.
It la food, drink and mdMne t
the uou tlrn. and ton- up the -Um
nothlns elM will. for deli
cate women ami those bo suffer from
Inaomnla and Indlgeetlon there la
nothing better.
Order a caae now It you haven't
one In your houae.
Mstz Bros. Brewing Co.
Telephone 119. Omaha.
Or Jacob Neumayer, agent,
care Neumayer Hotel, Council
Bluffs. Iowa.
Town Talk Prices
11.00 I-quart hot water bottle (guaran
teed for one yean for 4c
S-quart fountain syringe 4'.'c
(rood vaginal syringe tl.oi
Wood alcohol, iiuart 'Ac
Pure Witch Hazel, quart 2oc
25c Cascaretts Wc
2ic Bromo Beltaer We.
Carter's Liver Pills 14c
2ic Chamberlain CoUKh Cure 19c
5uc Chamberlain's Cough Cure 3c
Packer'a Tar 8oan Uu
2V Plso Cure 1':
11.00 8rott's Kmulslon 74c
14ell'e tf'iitnrrh f'nre C4i!
jayne'a Vermifuge '-"Jr.
Halls Hair Kenewer "c
Castorla
Peruna
Pear'a Unscentert Puap 1-c
Nurses' Clinical Kecord Sheets, per
block of fifty aht-em 35c
Pasuty aHate
Foo4 IniypAOtsaYe
D. L. RALUCCIOTTI, D. V. S.
. CITT VETERINARIAN. .
QOm s4 IsdLrsary, .aa Kaa sTta,
Cmaii. Tsiawuoue UflJ.
9 f jm mass.
i n w i by
LI A
iOSPE
February
Piano Sale
WHY?
Why Is It that for every salesman
we employ It requires two at every
other music house in the city to sell
the same number of plnnos? Is It the
fault of the salesman? NO! It Is
simply because we give absolutely the
most piano value for the money, and
people who call and examine our line
instantly recognise the truth of our
statement. v
Why buy Inferior and damaged
pianos when you can get such pianos
as the follows:
The recrless Knabe,
The Artistic Kranlch & Bach.
The Famous Kimball.
The Old Reliable llallet ft Davis.
Tho Sterling. I.indeman ft Sons,
Mathushek, Krell, Sweetland, Hospe,
Burton and many other standard
makes, without a mar or blemish,
their futures protected by the Hospe
guarantee and you know what that
embraces.
X Few of Our Many Special
Bargains for Monday.
Kingsbury Upright, used, In good
condition 190.00
Miller Upright, all newly refln-
iHhed 1125.00
Hinze, oak case, used... $136.00
Kimball, ebony case, used 1140. 00
llallet & Davl, large size case,
used $150.00
Kimball, mahogany case, used. .$160.00
Hallet & Davis, rosewood case. In
good condition, used $180.00
New pianos, Boston manufacture,
$137.00, on $5.00 monthly payments.
We have a number of used Organs
taken In exchanpe on pianos which we
we will close out at $5.00, $S,00, $10.00,
$15.nn, $30.00 and $25.00. New Organs
at $30.00 up.
Pianos Tuned, Moved and Repaired.
A. HOSPE CO.,
1513-15 Douglas St.
Welt Soles
for Children
Tlere Is a great difference In welt
shoes. A cheap Imitation welt Is
not as good as machine sewed soles.
The primary cause of Ill-Qttlng shoes
' Is the aoles soles that are not large
enough for the bottom of the feet.
These new welts have the wide ex
tension soles, that give a perfect
foot-form shape to the shoe.
Kid or box calf uppers.
5 to 8, $1.50.
8H to 11, 11.75.
11H to 2. $2 25.
DREXEL SHOE GO.
Omaha's Up-ta-Date Shoe Hoas
U9 FARNAM STREET.
S25.00
to
California
Tickets on sale February 15th to June
15th, 1903, inclusive.
Homeseekers, Round Trip,
Colonists, One Way.
On sale to certain points south and south
west on Tuesdays, March 3d and l'lh.
Round trip tickets at one fare plus $2.00.
One wsy tickets at half fare plus $2.00.
For further Information address any agent
of the company or City Offices, Southeast
Corner 14th and Douglas Streets, Omaha,
Neb. THUS. F. GODFREY.
Pass and Ticket Agent.
XyCOLLAR
i
I
If
ill
, As announced last week our buyers right on the New York market secured for
spot cash entire Dry Goods stock of Pemhrook A Johnson at forced sale.
The goods from this gigantic purchase are bring put on sale as fast as they arrive
In Hayden's new domestic room.
Monday Hsvden's offer most sensational bargains from this big New York stock.
Values that will astonish the shrewdest buyers end pleaae economical women. Come
as early as you can.
Extra salespeople to wslt on all promptly.
Never before have yon seen such surpassing variety of best and most stylish
dry goods of all kinds on sale at bankrupt prices. (Ooo.ls arranged to make selection
easy and satisfactory.) Remember this big sale Is in tho new domestic, room.
HAYDEN'S WHITE WAISTINCS
These popular Wash Fabrics now on sale In Ol'R NEW WHITE GOODS DE
PARTMENT, In every known weave and design. Showing the greatest variety and
range of both QUALITIES and TRICES.
Mercerized (cream tint) Basket Oxford Cloth........ 25c
Mercerized (pure white) Fast Net Satin 8 tripos yard .25c
Mercerized Embroidered Stripes (all colors) on pure white, yard .29c
Mercerized Jacquard White Novelties, yard i... T...... 35c
Mercerized Snow Flake or Knob White and colors, yard J5c
Mercerized Embroidered Oxford Cloth, yard , 45c
Mercerized Vestlngs in plaids, checks, dash effects and embroidered stripes 75c
SPECIAL PIQUE SALE MONDAY
Splendid quality Warp Welt Pique, 25c grade, yard 12ic
Embroidered and Lace Stripe Pique, 65c grade, yard 35c
We mall samples of While and Colored Wash Goods Free.
NEW SPRING STYLES IN TNE BIQ SILK DEPARTMENT
Our collection of new and stylish silks for spring season is most comprehensive;
clever conceptions of original Ideas In latest dress silks form one of the leading
features. GREAT ADVANCE SALE OF NEW SPHINO SILKS COMMENCES MONDAY.
Foulard Silks in great showing of choice styles and colorings, 24 In. wide, at 75c... 98c
Seeded Taffeta for shirt waist suits, 27 Inches wtdn 98c
Boucle Taffeta for shirt waist suits, 21 Inches wide 98c
Hair Line Stride Taffeta for shirt waist suits, 27 Inches wide 98c
Loulsene Stlks for shirt waist suits, 24 inches wide .- 98c
Beautiful Crepe de Chene In fine line of colors, pure silk, 24 In. wide, sale price 69c
On sale Monday, 36-Inch White and Cream Satin, worth $1.50, for 98c
On sale Monday, 27-inch Black Satin Duchesse, worth $125, for 85c
On sale Monday, 27-Inch Black Taffeta, worth $1.25, for .....85c
On sale Monday, 36-Inch Black Taffeta, worth $2.00. for 1.48
On sale Monday, 21-lnch Black Peau de sole, worth $1.25, for 88c
On sale Monday, 27-lnrh Black Peau de Sole, worth $175, for 1.23
On sale Monday, 36-Inch Black Peau de sole, worth $2.60, for 1.75
All mail orders receive prompt attention.
SHEET MUSIC SALE
We have purchased 1,000 boples of "On a Moonlight Winters Night" and "Pretty
Mollle Shannon," sung by Anna Held, we will place on sale tomorrow at only 19c
per copy, by mall 20c; regular price 25c. These are two of the most popular songs
of the day at present. We will also includ e a lot of nice new songs and two-steps
we have not space to mention.
EYES EXAMINED FREE.
Glasses fitted at half the usual charges. Gold filled frames, 10-year guarantee,
$3.00 value at $1.69. . Qualified expert refractlonlst in charge of department. AU kinds
of repairs. ' Satisfaction guaranteed.
Letting Down the
Evaporated in.
Blackberries, lb IUC
Evaporated lOlat
Apricots, lb IC.9G
Santa Clara 191m
Prunes, lb IC'C
Oregon Ifl
Prunes, lb IUC
California
Peaches, lb
Yellow Crawford
Peaches, lb.....
, Michigan
Peaches, lb
Southern
Peaches, lb
Ruby
Prunes, lb ,
Fancy San Jose
Peaches, lb....
5c
15c
N. Y. Evaporated lOlaa
Apples, lb C9C
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19Q3 Announcement
Spring Suitings are now in and ready for your inspection.
Helgren & Grndman, 309 South 16th St.
None but skilled union labor employed.
New Orleans La.
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A trip to Xow Orleans and return The Mardi
(ras Sunshine and Flowers A month's recre
ation. Tickets on sale Feb. 17th to 22nd long limits
and stopovers allowed.
Particulars and Mardi Gras booklet at
Illinois Central Ticket Offlce, Hu2 farnam
street, Omaha.
VV. H. BRILL, D. P. A.
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Trv Ke-No-May Blackhead
and Complexion Cream, (titrii
A nnaltive cure for sweaty feet, hands and excessive presplratlon
unrtef the arms; euro coriiH. bunions and chilblains; saves gloves,
shoesand clothing Hp.-.lal olti.e treatments. Consultation fre.
Price oSc If your druggist hasn't it, accept no other, but send to
EDDING INVITATIONS, ANNOUNCEMENTS,
AT HOME, RECEPTION, ADDRESS CARDS
ENGRAVING, STAMPING, EMBOSSING.
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Engraving for Business, Bank and
Crcats, Heraldic Devices engraved to
embellished In gold, silver or colors.
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THE MOYER STATIONERY CO.,
220-222 SOUTH 16th ST.
DIG riEW YORK SIOCK
Oil SALE UOIIDAY
IN THE HEW DOMESTIC ROOM
Prices en Groceries
. 10c
124c
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. 5c
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Currants, lb
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Currants, lb
Acme Cleaned
Currants, lb
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Lotion. Pkln Food and Face Powder
tly Pure and Hygienic.
Private Stationery Initials, Monograms,
order and