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TI1E CVMATTA DA1T,Y TtTJK: WEPJSKSDAY, MAHCil 4, 100,1.
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OMAHA CITIZENS INDIGNANT
Public Opinion Condemn Indefinite Post
pet emect of House I oil 330.
TWO COMMITTEES ARE DISAPPOINTED
Faint Hope that House Mar Iteron
alder Whrn mil Contra I'p In
Senate Individual Esprea
alona of Opinion.
When they heard of the Indefinite
postponement of H. R. No. S30 meni
'bers of thn tax committee of the Real Es
tate exchange, with members of the com
mittee of ten, were holding a session tit
BaldulT'a for the purpose of arranging
for a number of men to visit Lincoln in
behalf of the bill, which they wero unior
the Impression would come up later. Whon
toll of the fate of the bill they ex
pressed themselves, as a body, as hoping
thRt by the time the bill has received con
sideration in the senate the members of
the house majority will have changed their
minds upon the subject and be willing to
pass the measure. Individual expressions
were as follows:
Robert Bmlth We will profit by cur ex
perience and two years hence the bouse
will vote differently. In my opinion no
man who voted for Indefinite postponement
of the bill will ever go to the legislature
again, after the people have had time to
realize what It means.
W. O. Ure The Indefinite postponement
of the bill will perpetuate an injustice now
being experienced by every ilty and town
'in the state.
F. D. Wead It gives ua a chanc.a to neo
what kind of people we have to deal with
and an opportunity to plan for the future.
Thlnkn Itoads Have Overreached.
J. N. Frenzer I believe the railroads
have hurt themselves, as It will show the
people the fact that the ralloads run tho
state, and the further fact that we are
el paying too high freight rites. In '.he
end it will be disastrous for the railroads.
G. E. Turklngton I do not eee ho auy
person who went t. tho legislature un
biased rould oppose the bill, and the fact
that they did oppose It would be a strong
indication that they were not unbiased to
say tho least.
II. P. Wyman The next legislature will
be elected on a platform pledged to tax
reform, regardless of party affiliations.
8. A. Broadwell I wish the legislature
had voted upon the merits of the bill, so -ve
would have known something. This tax
agitation, by disturbing values, hurts the
town. We should have the matter set
tled one way or the other poslMyoly, and I
would like to see the legislature show1
backbone enough to vote upon the main
question.
Mayor Says "Ontraare."
Mayor Moores The action of the house
is an outrage, but It shows how completely
the legislature la controlled by the rail
roads. Everything possible ought to be
done to resurrect the bill and have It
passed, although I think It la a very dim
cult undertaking.. ,
City Treasurer Henntnga House Roll 330
should have been passed by all means, but
if It cannot pass' curely the necessity for
passing the "scavenger" bill becomes
greater this in order that the city may
maintain Its government through the year
on the present levy. I have been one of
the most consistent supporters of House
Roll 830, but feel that it cannot be forced
through the legislature.
Wi T. Graham It is evident that the leg
islature is either playing into the hands of
the railroads or have little regard for the
interests of their constituents. That Is
my first impression. I . would say that
we will now have to fight the matter out
In the courts and if defeated there keep
up such an agitation that we will get all
we are entitled to two years from now,
when the railroads have played out their
penny wise pound foolish policy, for as the
i;ood book says, their latter end will bo
worse then tbelr first.
Mcintosh Saya "Nothing; New."
James H. Mcintosh This simply shows
that the railroads control the present leg
islature. ' That's nothing new; we knew
it all the time. From the first I never ex-
pected a different result. But we'll make
this thing an issue and will succeed yet.
I am confident of that. But it will not be
thla time. This matter closes that partic
ular incident, but there is still the general
revenue bill to come up. That provides
for taking the tax off the railroads and
taxing the farmers some mora. I look to
, see It pass. . '
T. J. Mahoney This is no great shock to
ma. It showa all too plainly what powers
. are wielding the master hand in the legisla
ture this session. The body Is not even
sufficiently Interested in the" matter of
equitable taxation' to examine into the Jus
tice of our position. But there are other
sessions to come.
Not Settled Hlaht.
Tax Commissioner Fleming I don't be
lieve the action by the house settles the
question. There is a long fight In prospect
that will bo well maintained. Because the
bill haa been killed is no reason to believe
that the fight has been given up. It is the
future that we are looking at and I am
convinced the people will win, sooner or
PLAIN PROOF.
A Statement of Facts By an
Omaha Citizen.
It Is an easy matter for every Omaha
reader to vartlfy the following. The state
ment Is made by a resident who can be
seen at any time and who will gladly tell
you about his experience with Doana Kid
ney rills.
Mr. E. M. Schnellbacker of the Omuha
Trunk .Co., 607 South 10th street, says:
"When a young -man I strained my bark
lifting and ever since any extra work, too
much stooping or a cold settling in the loins
affected the kidney sod brought on back
ache. An advertisement about Doan's Kid
ney Pills led me to procure a box at Kuhn
Cos. drug store, corner 13th and DougUs
streets. The treatment cured me."
For sale by all dealers, price 50 cents
per box. Foster-Mllburn Co. Buffalo, N.
V., sole agents for the United Stales.
Remember the name Doan's and take no
substitutes.
ciui s.
MaKe
Don't despise the day of small things.
r
account with one dollar and add to it as you art able.
Many a princely fortune has had Just such an humble beginning.
At this bank your savings will be absolutely safe and earn 4 per cent, compound
interest. i
Little suxllUry tunki to pUcs
In UK bum lice.
CITY SAVINGS DANK.
Brown Block, SlatoeotK n Douglas Streets
OMAHA. NEB.
Deposit
Your
rioney
In Our
Bank.
JFollBlAMIPflrrn
A Colossal Handkerchief Deal
1000 dozen of ladies' hemstitched, scalloped and
lace trimmed handkerchiefs bought by us of a large
eastern importer at considerably less than actual cost
of manufacture. Handkerchiefs in 9-4 ? 1
this lot should sell as high as 39c. I Jr df
While- tliey last, Wednesday, each "gi 2
Children's $2.00 Walking Coats at 65c
, SPECIAL SALE TODAY.
Q OOP FUR TRinnED COATS FOR CHILDREN, APES I TO 4
YEARS, MADE OF HEAVY ALL WOOL PLAID MATERIALS. BOU"
CLES AND HEAVY LININO THROUGHOUT. COLLARS ALL TRIfl-
MED WITH ANOORA FUR, EVERY ONE POSITIVE
LY WORTH $2.00 EACH-YOUR CHOICE WEDNES
DAY MORNINQ AT.
Some Special Bargains from the Silk Section
A LEADING IMPORTER'S ENTIRE SURPLUS STOCK OF' BLACK
MOIRE ANTIQUE IN INNUMERABLE DESIGNS. THIS IS AN EX
CELLENT QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND IT CANNOT
BE IMPORTED UNDER $1.00 PER YARD SPECIAL
FOR WEDNESDAY, A YARD .'
$1.00 SPOTTED FOULARD AT 69C -Spotted foulard silk in satin,
liberty and twills will be all the rage this season. Ouc selection of colors
are absolutely without a parallel. We have Just received a large shipment
of these goods and place same on sale tomorrow. The dots range in all sizes,
from the small pin head to the very
silks are worth 98c a yard, we sell
tomorrow at, per yard
COLORED SILK TAFFETA FOR LININQ Thousands of yards of colored
taffeta of the finest quality fabric, guaranteed all silk, in the
most popular shades for linings, walstings and drop skirts-
special for Wednesday at
85c English Mercerized Waistinjjs, latest effects at .39c
Danish Cloths, stylish and durable, wool'mixtures, at yard 14c
DRESS OOODS ON BARQAIN SQUARES AT 49C-Chevlots, mohairs
suitings, etaminessllk luster, all the new and much demanded ACn
styles of today, at, yard kzsG
$1.00 AND $1.35 DRESS GOODS AT 69C Sootch suitings, ta-Q-rnlrjos,
tweeds, Sicilians and stylish melanges, at, a yard C
See the elegant novelties ws are receiving daily in the
dress goods department.
Watch
Our
Windows
later. A question Is never settled until
It Is settled right.
City Attorney Connell The result is un
fortunate from the standpoint of the city's
necessity and just and equal taxation. I
think it is certain that no relief .will be
obtained during the present session of the
legislature, but the controversy, like the
ghost of Banquo, will not down. It means
an absolutely live issue two years hence.
A DraKiflat'a Hecommeadatlon.
Of the many cough preparations in my
stock I specially recommend Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy In cases of croup, whooping
cough and colds of children. This medicine
does not contain any poisons, such as
opium, chloroform, etc., which, to say the
least, are objectionable. 1 sell every bottle
of this preparation under a guarantee to
cure or money refunded, but in the many
years I 'have handled it I have never had
one returned, which apeaks volumes for Its
merits. Chas. B. Carl, Greencastle, Pa.
WEIGHING. MAIL IN TRANSIT
This Time Scale Are to Be I'sed
In
the Third District, Bast
of Omaha.
For the second time within a year the
office of the chief clerk of the railway mall
service at Omaha la making arrangements
for the weighing of the malls. This time
the weighing will take place In the third
weighing district, -which Includes the state
of Iowa. Last year it was the fourth
weighing district. Including the stato of
Nebraska, in which the work was done.
This weighing takes place once every four
years In each of the four districts into
which the country is divided, for 'he pur
pose of making contracts with the rail
roads for carrying the malls. Omaha,
bqing situated on the eastern bordor rf
the fourth district, la Interested 'n loth
weighings. Two extra weighers have been
placed at work at the transfer station r.t
Council Bluffs, two at the Omaha union
depot and one at the Burlington .tlou
here.
Piso'a Cure for Consumption always gives
relict In cases of coughs and colds. 25c.
SAVES SON FROM STRIPES
Mother of Joe sebrlnsr Induces Com
plainant to Reduce Charge
to Misdemeanor,
In police court yesterday Joe Sebrlng
pleaded guilty to the charge of stealing
$o5 from J. E. Lutxenberger. Bebrtng's
mother, clad in widow's weeds, laid an
encouraging band upon her son's shoulder
and said, as he appeared before the court:
"If you stole the money, my boy, plead
guilty; don't tell a lie. You have nothing
to gain by falsehoods. Take yur sentence
like a man, be honorable even If you re
guilty, and let tbla teach you a lesson
that you will never forget."
The mothers Interceding for ber son
saved him from possible sentence to the
penitentiary. The amount taken 'oy Se
brlng waa the dividing line between grand
aud petit larceny, a felony and a misde
meanor. For the mother's' sake the amount
mentioned as stolen was reduced 25 cents.
jiu,no8jxiaao
a Start
If you can't spare more, open a Savings
1
n
4 percent
Interest
Pad
Dep ostts
65c
49c
boldeet spot. These
them
69c
3s of colored
- 59c
v..
Watch
&&TO 0213 Windows
SHOES
ON-A-MAN
j FOR
$3.50and $2.50
BETTER LEATHER
nORE CAREFUL, HAKINQ
Better shaping for comfort
and appearance cannot be put
into shoes to sell tor
$3.50 and $2.50.
These shoes are dressy and
durable.
We have a large variety
of styles which are always
strictly up-to-date.
0..
205 Southl5t5.Sk
permitting the court to arraign the lad for
a misdemeanor on the theft of $34.75. -
Announcements of the Theatera.
Fllson and Errol are scoring heavily at
the Orpheum hls week In their laughable
little comedy, "A Daughter of Bacchus,"
which might appropriately be called "A
Dose of Your Own Medicine," for the theme
shows a wife making an effort to cure her
husband of incbrity by herself pretending
to be intoxicated. It furnishes a whole
lot of fun, which is made the most of by
these two clever performers. Zobedle Is
another feature that is attracting atten
tion, his feats of equllibrlsm, many of
which have never been seen here before,
are wonderful. All the muscles of his
body, including those that are not in the
least under the mind's control in the aver
age man, seem "porfectly developed and
educated. The next matinee will be given
tomorrow, Thursday.
Early this season Katherine Willard ap
peared at the Boyd In the romantic com
edy, "The Power Behind the Throne," and
was accorded unlimited praise for her
work by both press and public. 'Miss Wil
lard returns to the Boyd Thursday night
In the same play for but a single per
formance. -She brings the same company
and the same production on this visit.
Wright Lorimer. her leading man, it was
rt ported had left the company, but there
Is no truth in the report. He will be seeu
In the role of the young baron.
Amerl
ireat Double Track Seealc
Highway.
The Lehigh Valley railroad. Luxurious
trains running on limited time. Route of
the Black Diamond Express.
Stop-over allowed at Niagara Falls on all
through tickets to New York and Philadel
phia. NOTICE AH dissatisfied policy holders
In the Northwestern Life and Savings com
pany of Des Moines, la., please call or
send name and address to Robt. B. Haaker,
care Regent Shoe company, 205 8. 15th St.,
Omaha, Neb
Notice.
' The reward of fifty ($50.00) offered by
Plumbers' local union. No. 16, for the re
covery of the remains of J. C. Moran,
drownud November t last. Is hereby with
drawn. ,
II. B. H1NTON. Rec. See. No. 1.
Publish your legal notices in The Wscklr
bee. Telephone Z3S.
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Aw nH5v'
All linen madras, plain colors and stripes
regular 4.1c grade, 32 Inches wide, at 23c
a yard.
Fancy mercerized white walstings, new
goods, all perfect, full plects, worth up to
50c, at 23c a yard.
Fancy colored merccrljrd walstings, plain
HIGH GRADE DRESS
Over a carload of wool drees goods are
now opened up In our high grade dress
goods department. Wc will make a hpcclal
run In all the wool Scott h suiting, hnnd
some design, up-to-date grods, made to
sell for 66c a yard we will put them on
sale Wednesday, at 48c a yard.
This is the greatest Beaton yrt for voiles,
etamtnes, mistrals we have them at all
prices from 85c to the imported at $3.50 a
yard. Our $1.00, $1.25 und $1.50 voiles, In
Priestley's black and Lupin's cloth arc
GREAT MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE.
In the new enlarged department a large
purchase. Including the newest, most styl
ish and most exquisite creations in dainty
lingerie. Special sale prices Wednesday,
that will mean a big saving to attentive
buyers.
1 big lot of ladles' gowns, corset covers,
draperies, chemise and skirts, trimmed
with lace and embroidery, worth $1.00 and
$1.25, on sale at 50c.
1 lot of ladles' gowns, corset covers, che.
mlse and drawers, in selected fabrics,
handsomely trimmed In fine laces and em
broideries, worth $1.50, sale price only
75c.
Ladles' elegant shirts, with deep, double
ruffles of fine laces and insertions, in
CORSET SALE li CUR
All the new, up-to-date styles. Dr. War
ner's rust proof corsets, In straight front.
deep hip, with hose supporters attached,
at $1.00 and up.
Ladles' elegant eklrts, with deep, double
filled, with deep hip and hose supporters
attached, sale price $3.00.
HAYDEN'S GREAT
Wonderful sale on fine new silks.
Brocade evening silks, dainty, pretty
shades, In handsome designs, only 25c.
Beautiful silk moire, In white and cream,
on special sale at 39c.
Great lot of fine taffeta silks, 27 Inches
wide, a regular 98c silk, for 49c.
Swell black brocade silks, worth double
HAYDEN
Consulting the time-table
after the train is missed
doesn't add very much to the
beauty of i the station.
The Spring suit that you're
"going") to order won't do
you an? ood when one of
our warm Spring days
catches you without it.
Why not take a run "up
the hill".' today and look
over our array of 1903 Spring
fabrics? It will do you gJOd
give you some good ex
ercise, ; educate you on
fabrics, p'pst you on styles
and introduce you to
Omaha's handsomest tailor
ing store. Won't press you
to buy. Won't object very
strenuously if you decide to
leave your measure, either.
'MacCarJhy mad e"'
price ranjje suits, $25 to
$50, trousers, $6 to $15,
top coat, $25 to $50.
MacCarthy
Tailoring Company,
1710-12 Farnam St.,
Phone 1808. , Bee Bulldlnf.
Court House Is opposite.
CANADA L
Hastings & Heyden will have their next
excursion to Alberta, Canada, next Satur
day night. Mr. E. R. Benson will be in
charge. Mr. Benson will remain there and
have charge of that firm's branch office at
either Innisfail or Wetasklwln. Mr. Hey
den, who, is now in Alberta, reports the
weather fine and says the settlers are al
ready coming from everywhere. The hotel
accommodations are taxed to their utmost.
RELIABLE
I Established 1
for Years
I
DENTISTRY
Union
Delay
feDentalCollege
Post Graduate. No Students
Old reliable, expert,- accurate, painless i
dentists to do your work here. Graduate
dentist come here to learn our pulnlus
methods. Kxpert dentists admitted to
our course for $100. Then all could have
a big business. Hewn re of Jealous, Idle,
sore head dentists. Tbey have Inst thetr
practice. Poor work r.nd painful methods
they have used caused people to come
here. We can make money by teaching
our painless course to expert dentist
That way we don't tiave to charne such
high prices. We are always crowded.
Dt'RIMi MAKCH 05IL,Yi
get of Teeth, from f.S.OO np
Gold Crowit ia.HB np
Brldae Teeth I.MS np
Gold Filling TSe np
Fllttna-e a ft np
Teeth Kstrncted Free
WORK
DONE
FREE
Small nbargre
for material.
Something ' new In artificial teeth No
plates required New patent anchor Mis
fit, loose and broken plates repaired and
made to fit.
union DENTAL
COLLEGE
. . OF PAIXLKSf DKSTI9TRY,
IBVEJ Donclas trrr. Houm 4.
Open dally Nights till ; Buudays, to 4
AND
Special Wash Fabric
Sab Today.
colors and stripes, worth 5c a yard, abso
lutely fast colors and will retain luster
after laundering, lhc a vsrd.
Fancy lace stripe silk mull, colors pink,
light blue, gray, lavender, red and oil
rose, worth 60c a yard, on sale tomorrow
at 19c a ard.
C00D3 DEPARTMENT.
50 per cent better than any other manufac
ture made and Fold by other houses at
thla price. The greatest lino of challls,
j llk stripe and without the silk stripe that
was ever shown in Omaha. Also spring
' walstings in all the now designs, at from
. I."c to 75c. lie sure and examine our goods
befnre buying elsewhere. You will see
ten times the assortment that you will
sea anywhere else In the city, and prices
arc one-fourth to one-third less.
newest designs, (a trifle mi. Feed but abso
lutely perfect), worth $10 to $15, on sale
to close Wednesday at $4.90.
Ladles' fine nainsook and long cloth
gowns, fashionably mark) up, beautifully
trimmed, real values $3.00 to $5.00, on sale
Wednesdny for only $1.50.
LADIES' FINE BRIDAL SC1TS con
sisting of gowns, corset covers, drawers,
skirts and chemise, handsomely trimmed
with fine laces and insertions, outfit com
plete, worth $15, special sale price only
$S.46.
Ladies' and children's 25c stockings at
mic. .
Ladles' 50c stockings, in black and fancy
colors, on sale at 25c.
HEW CORSET DEPT
The Nemo Self reducing corsets for
tout
figures, at $2.50.
All the odds and endB of standard makes,
Jn corsets in our department, brought to
gether when moving, will be closed out.
Wednesday at 49c.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
our price, on sale only 39c.
25 pieces of elegant crepe de chine, in
fine shades, worth $1.00, on sale at 49c.
Just received, another shipment of that
fine 64-Inch wide black taffeta, on sale $1.75.
See the Circle One silk, It's new, it's
good, it's cheap, only 5Sc a yard.
BROTHERS
EIOSPE'S
GREAT
INDUCEMENTS
to Piano Buyers
We feel sure .that If you will give us
a call and Inspect our Immense stock
of pianos, which includes the most
famous makes in the world today,
that you will agree with us that It
will not be necessary to go further,
but make your telection from such
renowned pianos SB the
Knabe, Kranlrh & Bach, Kim
ball. Hnllet &. Davis, Merlins,
Krell, Srhnntan, Iloape, narto.ii,
and various other makes of all grades
and prices, at the money-saving prices
we are making in our ,
MARCH PIANO SALE
Three carloads of beautiful new
pianos. In all the different veneers,
just received. Come early and get
first selection,
NEW PIANOS FROM $137 UP
Following are a few of the bargains
for this week:
Eastern made Piano, used $78
Miller Upright, good as new $95
Hlnze Piano, oak case, used $113
Hallet tc Davis Piano, used $125
Kimball Piano, ebony case, used.. $140
Hlnze, mahogany case, used $150
Hallet &. Davis, used, fine condi
tion $175
Schumann, mahogany case, good
as new $200
turd Oraana at Yonr Own Prices.
R member we mako terms to suit
tho purchaser, and the Hospe guar
antee gives' absolute security for the
future.
Call on ua this week and give us an
opportunity to verify the statements
we make.
A. HOSPE GO.
1513-1515 Douglas Street. 1
BOX PAPER
AND TABLETS
You may find larger stocks else
where, but no finer quality or lower
prices. Every one knows what kind
of paper Hurlbut and Whiting make.
That is tho kind we sell, we also have
a good line of pcds, pencils. Ink,
mucilage, envelopes, visiting cards,
etc.
Come in and let us show you what
a fine box of paper and envelopes we
ca.i sell you for 19c. Tablets from
lc up.
Don't forget we have a Sub Post
Office In our store and can sell stamps
or register letters for you.
S. E. HOWELL,
Park Ave, and Leavenworth.
H Two phones, 822 and F-1517. Call us up.
ar w.il 'i!'sui.'ii."M. iiwna
MERCHANTS
NATIONAL BANK
OK OMAHA.
N. BL Cor. Fainaia as nth Eta.
rata l Capital...... &(u,0O
arnlae Pnnn .100,000
I'MTfU .STATK. DnPOSITOHV.
VlUJt'K MURPHY President.
i u a wluu, ua rresiaeoa,
LATTHbUt IiKAKIC -'..-i.er
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New
Spring Shirts
For viC7i are on sale today at $1.00. you
can savs one-third on your shirts. Our
$L00 shirt is equal to any $1.50 shirt
on the markct
On placing our order for these shirts we reverw'tl
the practice so common with most stores, in look
ing for the shirt which couhl be sold for the least
money. Realizing that the $1.00 shirt is the most
popular, wo searched the markets to get the verv
greatest possible value which couhl be sold at that
price. Our extremely large orders to the maker
places us in a position to sa.v to you that this is
the greatest shirt value that a dollar has ever
bought. The newest of all the new spring pat
terns are represented.
3
5
FOR
$17.50
PER
MONTH.
S R. C. REFERS & CO.,
jm Rental Agents,
COLONIST
RATES
WEST
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iMifonl
I ! lite I
Therti sl Hal o o f jaA ijf.cl ion cwboui
3S-21LREOAN GOAL
A perfect jubjtilute for h&rd cooAiA 625 .lo
Tine in&bMeburnen led&.ni for cookind.
VictorWhite 1605 EevrnamJt.Tel.127
A GOLD PROPOSITION positively cures coughs
and colds. For eale at all drug stores at 25c and 50c per bottle
0R0SE&
I The only 5 value in xj
women'a An. .boes .fy
that sells tb. world J yA
around. ' J 'y
inr trsn Always
5 iui v w 1 w m
t The lightest and tl? M,
heaviest. N j ,
The thinnest and tblJ,(t
thickest
The pric never
change.. I
ISorosls Swri
Shoe MRrl
H Store tirr
Frank Wilcon Mgr. .7 !
M 2fy
Cainf 1 anaB.ssssn
An Office With a Vault g
I
i
"We can chow you an office right next to tho
elevator the most desirable location in the
building. The room ia 14x18, and also haa
large burglar proof vault, Everyone saya that
our Janitor and elevator service la the best in
town. It ia also a big advantage to you to be
able to tell people your address, because the beat
known building in Omaha ia
The Bee Building.
Ground Floor,
Dee Bldg.
Now is the time to
plan, your trip west if
you want to take ad
vantage of the low Col
onist rates in effect till
April 30.
$25 to the Pacific
Coast and still lbwer to
Utah, Montana, Idaho
and Eastern Washing
ton. Tourist cars dally to Be&ttle and Lo.
Angeles. Personally conducted excursions
to California three times a week.
Write for folder telling all about these
low rates and why you should u. Uie
Burlington, Route. The folder is free.
J. B. REYNOLDS,
Ticket Agent.
1502 Farnam St.
THESE PRICES ARE GOOD
Without limit to quantity to anybody until
further iioUce. Explanation reducing
I stock preparatory to Installing the tlm-Kt
soda fountain and fixtures In nil Nebraska.
For sale a perfect Tuft, Onyx, in syrup.
1 Fountain, complete with fine counter and
work ttjiard. CorreauonilencM RiiMetled.
3fo Genuine Caftoria all you want ... ?4o
11.00 Paine'. Celery Compound no limit 74c
II. uO l'eruna genuine all yu want.. 8U:
lac Allcock's Plasters no limit 12c
Theie are no 2m Allcock's 'luster.
II. Od J'lerce's Medical iJiscovery no
limit 6lc
(Uu Pierce's Prescription all you
want Mo
75o Moeller's Tod I.lver Oil no limit.. .!
3Tc Pierce's Pills all you want 1;
11.(0 Temptation Tonic no limit 2ic
II dl frHfiifr'i Klilnev t'lir, all vnti
want 75c
2c Parker's Tar Boau no limit ISO
6nc Murine all you want 4ki
6"c Doan's Kidney Pills no limit 89o
6dc Cutlc-ura Halve all you want 8ik:
1.00 Chester's Pennyroyal Pills 11.00
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