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THE OMAHA PAH.Y SUNDAY, AritTL 2fl, 1003.
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M. JUSTICE
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Judgo of tho Natal Supreme Court Sends
the Following Remarkable Testimonial
for the Cuticura Remedies.
THE WORLD IS CUTICURA'S FIELD.
' I desire to give my voluntary testi
mony to the beneficial effects of your
Catlcars Remedies. I hav suffered for
some time from an excess of uric acid
In the blood ; and since the middle of
last year, from a sever attack of
Edema, chiefly on the scalp, face, ears
and neck and on one limb. I wss
for sereral months under professional
treatment, bat the remedies prescribed
were of no avail and I was gradually
becoming worse, my face was dresd
f ally disfigured and I lost nearly all my
balr. At last, my wife prevailed upon
me to try the Cuticura Remedies and I
pave them a thorough trial with the
most satisfactory results. The disease
soon begaa to disappear and ray hair
commenced to grow again. A fresh
growth of hair la covering my head,
and ray limb (although not yet quite
cured) Is gradually improving. My
wife thinks so highly of your remedies
that she has been purchasing them In
order to make presents to other persons
snflVrlng from similar complaints, and,
as President of the Bible Women's
Society, has told the Bible women to
report If any case should come under
her notice when a poor person Is so
sffllcted, so that your remedies may be
resorted to."
ROBERT ISAAC FINNEMORE,
Judge of the Natal Supreme Court).
Pletermaritzburg, Natal, Oct. 29, 1901.
C0T10URA RTVKPncS sr. sold Hinrafbost Um etrlllMd world. VRICEfl : Cotleors RmoI
vent, Me.twr sottie (I. th form of Cbooolat Coated rill.,2oo. per vial of AO), CntleoraOtntmani,
Oe. pr hoi, tad Catlcnra Soap. 96a. jt e. 4 for tb great work, numonn of lb. Blood,
Skla and Sealp, aad How to Cure Them." British Depot, 1T M, CbarierheuM Bq., Lsndea, K. O.
Frch Depot, s Rati a la Palx. I'ari. Asstrallaa Depot, R. Towu k Co., edaey. fstur Drag
and Chemical Corpora! Ioq, Sols frcprletora, Beetoa, U.S.A.
We can furnish your office complete every"
thing from pen points to bank fixtures from
a waste basket to a desk.
All here under eur own roof no delay In
sending east for them save 80 to 80 per
cent on your expense for office supplies.
Office supplies and $taUory retailed at wholesale prices.
tvsrytMsf esesce far Oat afflct.
-. A I A DOIMTllVr; rf Frnrri & lOttt St
Ullimm a aai-w wTaiepbone H46
Omaha
Mai arerrt flse.
Sead far catalafM.
PROFESSIONAL
always look to
Cramer's
Kidney
and Liver
Cure
for relief. They
sit a great deal,
and are apt to
have Kidneys
that act in a slug
gish way.
They don't get
enough exercise,
and need
" Cramer's
Kidney
Cure
to exercise their
Kidneys. Riding
in trolley cars and
carnages, only
aggre Yates the
trouble and here s
where Bright's
disease begins.
Lawyers,- doc
tors and ministers
hould drink lots
of water nights
and mornings,
and prettv near
everv dav thev
should take Cramer's Kidney Cure.
It removes all the poison and foreign
substance from Kidneys and Liver.
Its the best Kidney and Liver Tonic in the world.
Think ol it, half a "bottle will take away that back
ache and fix you so you will walk and sit straight.
Then cork it tight aud put it away, till you'r care
less again. We never looked at it that way, but
there are people who trot out a bottle to treat old
cronies when they call. You augnt to send your
name so we can send you an interesting book.
Two Sixer-50c and $1.00.
The Cramer Chemical Co.
Albany, N. Y.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH 0MAM
Martin and Vantait Hesitate to Accspt I
Pslics Board Appt'.ntnatnti.
FRIENDS DO NOT BELIEVE THEY WILL
Commoa Sarailae at the Eaehana I
that They Will Tira Dowa th
Gtrrraar'i Cesnailsloas
Maa-lc City Gesafp.
Bines ths governor bis appointed a board
of five men known as fir and police com
missioners to superintend ths work of
thirty-one men. Interest in the history of
the members snd the duties to he performed
caused a treat deal of street talk Saturday.
At noon Colonel James G. Martin stated
In response to an Inquiry that bo would
not say Just now whether he would accept
the position or not. "I have the matter
under consideration," said Colonel Martin,
"snd will let you know In a day or two."
Practically about the same conversation
occurred between a Bee reporter and W. B.
Vansant. Neither of these two republicans
desires at this time to say whether he will
or will not sccept the appointment tendered.
At the Exchange, where Colonel Martin
and Vansant are well known, It was re
ported that neither will accept. They de
sire. It is stated, to send their resignations
to the governor direct before making ths
matter public.
In appointing a board of fire snd poltcs
commissioners the governor wss not per
mitted to nsme any person dealing in
liquors, tobacco or any manager or agent
for a Are Insurance company. The board
Is empowered to employ and discharge
firemen and policemen. No men now on
the force are to be removed for political
reasons. That's what the law says. Each
member of the board Is to be paid $100 per
year. The payments to be made quarterly
by the city treasurer.
All the present sppointees will hold
office until the first Monday In April, 1908,
when a new board will be named by the
governor. On the first Monday In March,
1906, the governor is to appoint five mem
bers to serve three years.
No provision Is mad In the Shelly bill
for the providing of a secretary of the com
mission. The commission will be largely,
If not entirely, dependent upon the council
for support, and should the Council opposo
the methods of the commission the board
may be in a sorry plight. One peculiar
feature of the bill under authority of which
the board was appointed Is the fact thst
ths members of the board are not required
to give to the municipality any bond. Law
yers say that this will make no material
difference. All city officials, and even po
licemen and firemen are compelled to give
bonds, but the fir snd police board does
not have to do this. All required of it Is
to subscribe to the usual oath and Bis ths
ssme with ttfe city clerk. At the present
time it costs the city of South Omaha
$14,000 a year to run the fire department
and about $18,000 a year to keep the police
force going.
Madison School Entertainment.
Thursday evening, April SO, ths pupils
of the Madison school will give an enter
tainment at the school building. Only
resignation of U P. Etter ss chief, Curtis
has been filling ths position of chief snd
city electrician also. Ths petition when
Inspected last Bight contained the names
of quits a number ot very prominent cltl
sens. Pharanaelat Meyers' Prices.
Having sold my N street stock of drugs
to Mr. Leo J. Hort I in permanently lo
cated at my drug stors at Twenty-fourth
and J streets, where 1 shall be pleased to
welcome my old friends snd customers,
where, prompt snd efficient service will be
guaranteed. As to prices I will not be
undersold. A few samples: $1 reruns,
(2c; $1 Swamp Root, 75c; 60c Swamp Root,
40c.
All the leading 60c patent medicines at
40c; 25c do at 10c. Nice fresh Talcum
Powder from 6c per box up. I shell pay
careful personal attention to prescriptions
at lowest possible prices.
A ssmple of sunset violets, tho new per
fume free to each lady while they last. A
choice variety of new perfumes.
HOWARD METERS, Pharmacist. Twen
ty-fourth and J streets.
Balldlaa; reraslts Isaeed Satarday.
Permits for the construction of buildings
In South Omaha were issued Ssturdsy to
Jsmes Walsh, Forty-third and M streets,
$1,000; Mrs. L. Brady, Twelfth and I streets.
$800; Mary Delpbln, Twenty-sixth and J
streets, $1,000; A. E. Miller. Twelfth and I
streets, $400; E. Hucera, Thirty-fifth and T
streets, $600.
Maglo City Geaalp.
Sarny mills will bs opened to the public
returned from
moved to
of
today
Mrs. Sarah Fowler has
Excelsior Snrlnss. Mo.
Mr. snd Mrs. Strsler have
Forty-fourth and u streets.
Rot TowJe Is hers from the City
Mexico for a visit wltn his parents.
Rev. M. A. Hesd hss been Invited to de
liver an address at Tslmaae on Decoration
dav
The cavalry trooo Is making great
rreDaratlona for escorting ths president on
Men ay.
Miss Martha Wlssls will lead ths Epworth
lesaus services at the Methodist church at
7 o clock this evening.
Dr. Conley will deliver an address at the
local Youna Men's Christian association at
4 o'clock thla afternoon.
Harrr Cllnaen. formerly a member of the
South Omaha City Council, has son west
to look after business interests.
The Ladles' Missionary society of the
Praahvterlan church will meet with Mrs.
William Berry Thursday afternoon of this
week,
A. H. Merrill expects to be sble to leave
the hosoital In Omaha Friday of this week.
Mr. Merrill has spent six weeks In the
hospital.
Odd Fellows will attend services st ths
First Presbyterian church this evening at
8 o'clock. Rev. Wheeler and Rev. Leander
Lane will deliver addresses.
Rev. M. A. Hesd. pastor of ths First
Methodist Episcopal church will preach at
11 o'clock today on "The Object and
Foundation of Christian Hone."
The Panama Canal Title,
Haa been found satlsfsctory, and this an
nouncement has aided tbs canal-bulldlng
project very materially. In msdielns. Hos
teler's Stomach Bitters hss a elear title)
to first place among boms remedies because
It la absolutely safs and reliable. Keep a
bottle ot It In the house always to prevent
sickness. It cures nausea, heartburn, dys-
pepsls. Indigestion, constipation and bil
iousness, also fortifies ths system against
attacks of la grippe, colds or malaria
fever and ague.
SOUTH OMAIIA MAN IS LUCK
Joseph L. Ehellenbarger Awarded Tortus
bj Mivonri Conrt.
ODD WILL IS CONSTRUED BY JUDGE
Oae Haadred Thoaaand Dollars la.
volvert and Three Lives Sacrt
flced la a a Effort to Be.
ear the Katate.
MACON, Mo., April 15.-( SDeclal.) Jnaenh.
L. Ehellenbarger of South Omaha was yes-
i.raay awaraea a share In a large Macon
county estate, over which share ths lives
of his father, sister snd stepmother were
sacrificed. The testator waa William nin.
son, a wealthy Macon county pioneer, who
died April J, mi. The claimant is his
grandson. There are tweniv.Awi ih.
belrs, Including the wife, children and
grandchildren of the dead patriarch.
uia man oipson has nee u liar Men ini
the lew. Hs honestlv believed that it ...
to deprive honest men of their umin..
.. io euaoie lawyers to live In luxury. So
ay, aooui ten years ago, whl's suffer
ing irom ins effects of a mule kick, hs sent
for ink, pen and paper.
me irouDie about makina- wills " h.
ssld, "Is that men haven't got gumption
cuougn io say clearly what they mean,
wow i ii show them a document thst will
open meir eyes."
Mke m I ! Will.
Thereupon he put forth a dnmmnnt n
"'"a woras, without a punctuation
mark of any sort or paragraph. It seemed
to cut Shellenbarger off with a dollar, but
a aoon as it was filed his lawyers were
going suer me will with s tomahawk. Thev
said it didn't mean anvthlna- under th. .n
and that no ssne man could make head or
iau oi it.
But the circuit Judge thoueht h. m
read between the lines and gather ths old
man s intentions. The main eomplalnt of
DUBiiouoarger s( lawyers was over the fol
lowing slleged meaningless lannmre-
"My Belovd Dsughtcr Is to Hsve the sum
w two Hundred Dollara n, .h.
Her Esquail Part of My Estats A Jo Lee
Shellon Barger Is to Have one Dollar he
Beelng the son of I. Blnda Olnaon hv
Bertha Deceased."
Ths Judge found that Sbellenbarevr ...
to have an equal part and one dollar be
sides. The court held thst the document
was unlqus In legal annals. There Isn't a
"said." "aforesaid" nor a "whereas" In it.
Ths will, tiowever. mentions everv mart nt
the vast estate and .Mhit. .
anowieags of the smallest details of ths
possessions of the old man.
Stary Filled with Traaredy.
The claimant's father. Joaenh RhelUn.
barger, mat his desth st ths hands of a
mob In 1888. A year or ao previous his
wife, referred to above as "I. Blnda Oip
son," died, leaving two children, a girl of
13 and a boy of 7 the present claimant.
Shellenbarger married sgaln snd the sec
ond wlfs soon learned of her atepcbildrens'
expectancy. Their removal might place
their portion of .the Oipson estats nearer
to- her. She conceived a dislike for the
children from the first. Thev were llvlna-
SOIUIUQtl a, b IUU BA.UVUI UUIIUIUK. UUII I a a a m ,aa.aaaai.ah.Aaa.aBBaBB4h.aA.I. ... '
nuDlls of ths school will .articloat.. Th KLrUHT LATE SUBSCK W UN3 ,n Nraaka City then. She Induced
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Infant class will render three songs and
Bolleltlaa- Contaaltteea far Aadltarlaaa
Tell of Faad's Growth Blace
one concert recitstion. Susl and Ozet
Hatcher of ths second grade will alng
"Sleep, Baby of Mine." Pupils of the third
grsds are to sing "Maggie O'Connor." By
the fourth grade pupils "There, Little Girl,
Don't Cry," will be rendered. Fifth grade
pupils will sing ."When the Lights Are
Low." Members of the sixth snd seventh
grade classes will sing "Beautiful River."
Following this, a girls' chorus will sing
Two Little, Blue Little Shoes." The girls
will not have all th singing to do, as a
chorus ot boys has been drilling for some
time. The boys will sing "The Low-Back
Car" and other selections. A solo, "June,"
will be sung by Miss Ella Kennedy. Wil
liam Alton and Frederick Meyers will sing
The Vals ot Old Kentucky." There will
be a hoop drill by girls ' of ths seventh
grade. Miss Laura Rudersdorf will preslds
at the piano.
Royal Areaaaaa Reception.
At Masonto hall, Friday night, Knoxall
and Caso lodges of the Royal Arcanum
gave a reception to Colonel John L. Mar
tin. This reception wss given to Mr. Mar
tin for ths reason that he hsd been Instru
mental in building up the two Arcanum
lodges here. Martin secured for Knoxall
council about aixty members, and then went
to work and organised Caso council. Both
councils are flourishing at ths present time.
Prior to ths close of the reception Colonel
Martin wss called forward and presented
with a fins gold watch, a ehaln and a Royal
Arcanum charm. A. H. Murdock delivered
the presentation speech. Among the prom
inent out-of-town guests were W. M.
Guthrie, supreme representative tor Ne
braska; C. A. Orlmmell, secretary ot th
grand council, and Harry B. Morrill, sec
retary of Union Pacific lodge, Omaha. Ths
rsoeptlon concluded with music, card play
ing and refreshments.
Na Matarletles Thla Moath.
April Is the only month In ths present
year when the city of South Omaha will
not be called upon to send money to th
stste fiscal agency In New York City to
take up bonds or coupons due. This Is
Genuine fresh Crsmer's Kidney
KOo sis for 40c; $1.00 slss for 75c; at
SCHAEFER'S
and Liver Cur may bs found In two sixes
CUT PRICE
DRUG STORE
16th and Chlcaf Sis., Omaha. Two 'Phones. 747 and 797.
Last Meetlas;.
Th executive committee and ths chair-
ner nusband to consent to killing bis
children. By the terms of the pact, Shel
lenbarger was to kill ths girl and his wife
the boy. He did his bloody work with
butcher knife and buried the little body In
ths cellar. Ths mother got an ax and
hunted up the boy, but when the little fel-
men of the speolat soliciting committees low ran wara ner sne weakened, tnrew
ot the Omaha Auditorium company held a
Joint meeting at the Omaha club yesterday
ths.sx down and cried.
Murderer Makes Confession.
noon, at which new subscriptions tor Audi
torium stock to ths amount ot $2,300 were
reported, and $700 In cash, psld by th
nsw subscribers, was handed to the as
sistant secretsry.
Partial reports of ths work of soliciting
subscriptions were mad by the various
committees and ths prospects for more
substantial subscriptions "were reported as
being very encouraging.
The executive committee and th solicit
ing committees will meet In joint session
again next Thursday evening, when more
oomplet reports will be made.
Following are tbs subscriptions received
sines the last regular meeting, a month
ago:
James Neville. $200; F. A. Nash, $3,500;
Guy C. Barton, $5,000; Byrne-Hammer Dry
Goods company, $1,000; Omaha Elsvator
company, $500; John Deer Plow company,
$500; Updike Grain company, $200; Trans-
mlsslsslppl Grain company, $200; Westbrook
Grain company, $250; Schall & Co., $400;
King I Bmead. $200; J. H. McCullah, $60.
Total subscriptions for ths month, $11,000.
The girl wss missing and ths neighbors
searched the house. Shellenbarger's agita
tion "told something was wrong, and when
the girl's body was found hs confessed snd
begged for mercy. , He wss put in jail, but
before the day for trial came a mob broke
down the door of the Jail and hanged him.
The woman was arrested snd jailed, but
died ot remorse before she waa tried. Ths
little lad that so miraculously survived the
terrible household tragedy wss csred for
by kind people and when he grew up was
Informed of his rights in the big Oipson es-
tsta In Missouri.
Ths case which has Just come to a close
Is one ot the moat celebrated In the state.
The decision of ths court will make Shel
lenbarger a small fortune. His share ot the
estats Is valued at $100,000.
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BEAUTIFYING VACANT LOTS
Correaaoadeat Proposes Plaa ta Da
Away with the Weed
Halsaac.
OMAHA, April 15. To th Editor ot Th
Bee: Apropos ths general good sentl
ment among our eltlsena to "spruce up
and beautify," allow me to suggest that
many ot ths lots owned by nonresidents
immedlstely adjoin the residences st Omsba
people. Msny of these resident, owners
would be glad to taks cbargs of such lots,
910.00 ta Boston and Ketern lft.OO
with membership fee of $2.00 added, ac
count ot annual meeting ot National Ed
ucational association. Tickets will be on
sals via the Nlckle Plate Road July 2nd
to tth. Inclusive, good returning from
July 8th to 12th, inclusive, without being
deposited with Joint agent. - Additional
limit to return not Ister than September
1st can be obtained by depositing return
portion of ticket with Joint agent and pay
ment of 6O0 for execution. Superior train
service and excellent dining car meals on
American Club plan, ranging In price from
35e to $1.00; also a la parts servlcs. Write
John T. Cslahan, General Agent, 111 Adams
St., room 298, Chlcsgo, for time of de
parture ot trains from Chicago and other
detailed Information. V
something unusual, as for yesrt psst nearly fix them up and make beauty spots out of
every month money has hsd to be sent east
to taks up outstsndlng obligations. At the
end of Msy, June and July the maturities
will not be so very large but later In the
year provision will hsve to be msds for
the payment of a large amount of Interest.
Mar .Vladact Talk.
Councilman Mlks Smith and others who
rratde in portions of tbs city south of N
street are constantly complaining about the
condition of the flooring on the Q etreet
viaduct. This bridge haa been In bad order
for more than six months. Ths railroad
companies have promised to mske repairs
but havs not dona so. Plsnks and boards
are now nailed over a portion of the floor
ing to prevent accidents. Monday night
the council is expected to tak soma action
In th matter. There was soms tslk ot
closing the bridge unless Immediate re
pairs were made.
Cartla Passlasr Petition Areand.
George Curtis, sctlng chief of ths fir
department, was busy yesterdsy passing
a petition around asking the proposed Fire
and Police bosrd to sppolnt him chief ot
the fir depsrtment. For a year past Cur
tis hss served aa assistant chief. Sines ths
tbess eye-sores, gone to weeds, snd per- I
bsps (at least temporarily) add them to
their own dooryards. Ths nonresident
owner, on the other hsnd, would. In most
cases, also be glad to have them shaped
up for display to would-be buyers.
I bsvs In my office carefully card Indexed,
revised to date, the names of almost all tbs
nonresident owners of Omaha property,
something more than 1,000. Where I do
not reprasent tbtss ss sgent, I know In
some cases who the agents are, and will
gladly get any Inquirers In touch with
either the sgent or owner for this purpose,
snd no charge made.
CHARLES E. WILLIAMSON.
Private Diseases
of Men
Is th traataaaat of Prtrmta DISEASES OF MEN. to which
ur praotlo la Hmltad and to which our sxclualvs thought
and sprtno baa beea devoted far mora than It years,
WE GIVE A LEOAX. WRITTKN OUARANTEB TO CURS
PERFECTLY AND PERMANENTLY or refund avsry sent
paid. If troubled with VARICOCELE, I M.P OTINOT,
BLOOD POISON OR REFLEX DISORDERS It will pay you
to consult oa at offio or by letter. CONSULTATION FREE,
and If you take treatment chars will be entirely aaUafao
W. A. COOK, loI2 to Iou EVERTTJKINQ STRICTLY PRIVATE AND
Maatar peolallat
ta FrtwOa Lssews
f Idea.
Cook Medical Company
113 ftoutb UthSt,0ar Dally Nwi, Omaha.
mm uaauai'gvsr-
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GOLDSEM
AMCRICA'5 BIST
CHAMPAGNE
JlMErUCAX
TO TIB
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IMPOATB)
AT
on-BAUiunucai
lyjlBANA WINE CO.
URBANA. M.T.
Tak a Trip
Over the Nickel Plat road and be con
vinced of its superior train service. Solid
through dally express trains between Chl
csgo, Ft. Wsyne, Flndlay, Fostorla, Erie,
Buffalo, New York City and Boston. Amer
ican Club meals, ranging in prlcsT" fTom
5c to $100, served in Nickel Plsl dining
cars; also service a la carte. Rates always
the loweat. No excess far charged on any
train on th Nickel Plate road. Chicago
depot, Harrison St. and Fifth Ave. City
Ticket offices. Ill Adams St. and Auditor
ium Annex. John Y. Calahan, Oeacral
Agent, 113 Adams St.. room 298, Chicago.
gpitjg mm sale
It's Another Stirring, Energetic Occasion
Hundreds of specials at half price and less.
F.very llae at thla aaaoaaeeaaent Titrate with Interest. Rvery
paragraph tell of woaderfal aavlasr epportaaltlea. It's aale
planned aloaar welt dellned line. No list special ever prepared
by thla hoaae so ahaadantly deaerved the term Baralai." IIK.BH
ARB VAM'Ra each as aaly this nreat eoaeerm earn Make yone
aeleetloas new while storks at at their best we'll hold the coods
aatll waated.
Large golden
finished Side
board, eh gant
ly carved, with
ItWfiiatSy U I French
ffi plst. r,
xi T Ap castored-
Iron Bed. In blue or white, all else, four
roata of enamel, in unsur
passed bargain
o 1
n en
2.95 IH-.JU
Elegant
Parlor
Suits
mirror, jhssSStS
br lJ" . .
fnWgP)
GO-CARTS
A nest design with sleeper at
tachment snd ail other new
patent feature, heavy rubber
tires, enamel gearing an tin
uaual bargain at C Qfl
our special price UtJU
New design,
mahogany
finish, bril
liantly pol
ished, con
structloi thoroughly
guaranteed,
expertly up
holstered In
Imported ve
lours grand
special In
this sals at
100 F.LF.GANT COUCH KS
aanltary construrtton. uphol
stering in teautlful pattern' o-
velours, worth 114
special .price
3.7j
22
50
COBBLER RfM'KKR sol (1 oak
worth four dollars and a hnif
sppctai sale price I (10
only I Uil
76 rolls Ingrain
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a fa
RNAM STREETS, OMAIIA
HAMILTON G0ESJ0 DEADWOOD
lies Oraad Hatel Officer Is ta Menace
th Mew franklin at that
Plnce.
Mr. Harold Hamilton, chief of the Her
Grand's staff, la being congratulated on bis
appointment as msnsger ot ths Nsw Frank
lin at Deadwood, 8. V. Ths nsw hotel st
Dead wood Is a gem in Its wsy, having beea
erected by local parties, as something thst
would bs the boast of the tows. There Is
nothing Bner of ths sis In tbs country.
Mr. Hamilton, with so wlds sn experience
In the hotel business, wss offered the man
agement, although a number of the best
hotel men In th eeuatry bad applied for
U position,
TUB VALUE OF CHARCOAL
Pew re pie Know How TJsefal It la ta
' Preserving Health aad Beaaty
Nearly everybody knows that charcoal la
tbs safest and most efficient disinfectant
aad purifier In nature, but few realise Its
vain whan taken Into ,th human system
tor tbs sam cleansing purpose.
Charcoal Is a remedy that the more yoa
taks of it th better; It Is not a drug st all.
but simply absorbs ths gases and Impuri
ties slways prssent in th stomach and In.
tsstlnss snd carries them out of the system,
Charcoal swsetens ths breath after smok
ing and drinking or after sating anions and
tbsr odorous vegetables.
Charcoal effectually clears and Improve
ths complexion. It whitens ths teeth and
further acts as a natural and eminently
safe cathartla.
It absorbs ths Injurious gases which sol
Isct In th stomach and bowels; It disln
feets th mouth and throat from th po aoa
of catarrh.
All druggists ssll charcoal In one form or
another, but probably the best rharcoal and
ths most for ths money Is Stuart's Ab
sorbent Loseagse; they are composed of the
finest powdrrsd willow charcoal and other
bannleas antiseptics in tablet form, or
rather, la th form of, large, pleasant tast
ing losengM, th charcoal being mixed with
honey.
The dally us ot thsss lossnge will soon
tell la a much Improved condition of th
general health, better complexion, sweeter
breath aad purer blood, and the beauty of It
ta, that no aoaslbls barm can result from
their continued use, but, sn ths contrary.
great beaeflt.
A Buffalo physlclsn. In speaking of ths
benefits of charcoal, says: "I advts
Stuart's Absorbent Losenges to all patients
suffering from gas In ths stomach aad bow
sis, and t clear ths eomplexioa snd purify
ths breath, mouth and throat; I also be
llsv th liver Is greatly benefited by th
dally us of them; they cost but twenty-flv
cents a box at drug stores, and although In
soms seass a patent preparation, yet I
lis? I gst mors and better aharooal ta
BtaarfS Absorbent Ixissngas tkaa la aa af
Us stasr saarooeJ tabl,"
PdPLo FURNITURE AND CARPET CO..
FIVE-FOOT CURTAII, POLES TOMORROW 5c
DAINTY WAIST STYLES
A MOVE IN CARPETS
Carpets in new patterns
per yard
All Wool Ingrain 1903 offerings
per yard
Brufnel Carpets In floral and set effects this season's coloring?
worth 11.00 special
Velvets, AxmUnters and Moqucttes In choice designs and the new
est weave worth regularly II. .60 on sale tomorrow
Ol'R Kt G.DKI'ARTMKXT la complete with thla season's
patterns
9x11 Tapestry Rug worth J17.60 special tomor
row Nottingham I.ace Curtalne good width full lift yards long
special Tapeatry Curtains In varloun (olorsond rich designs totiorrow
we offer a special per pair
FHKE With every pair of curtain sold dorlna ihla sale we will
srlTe a handsome pnlr of loopa FHKK.
39c
55c
69c
98c
choicest
.11.98
98c
1.49
THE QURNEY REFRIOORATOR ha seven walls of Hnlng absolutely the
most sanitary and economical refrigerator on the market tomor- . G Kfl
morrow we offer a special a UuU
STAR ESTATE STEEL RANOES-upwards from 29. 50
We are sole agents tjr the celebrated DANQLER OASOLINE STOVES
thoroughly reliable upwards from 2-75
BE SURE AND VISIT OUR CHINA DEPT. We carry a full line of Dinner
bets, Toilet Sets, lamps, etc.
GOODS SOLO OUT OF OMAHA ON EASY PAYMENTS
WIUTR IS FOR laPORMATIOir. r
WHITE LAWN WAISTS trimmed
down front with sclid rows f
tucking, and
others with inser
tion of embroidery.
1.25
VHITH CHEVIOT WAISTS White
Persian Lawn, mercerised cotton
and medium weight damask Shirt
Waists, soms' trimmed front snd
back with cluny lacs insertion,
others with strictly
tailor effects, with
side tucking, etc., at.
.v i,nTi null,
2.50
Complete line of . CHINA SILK
WAISTS In many s riklng ef
fects beautifully outlined wl'h
narrow, curving rows of lace Insertion edged with hemstitch
ing or tiny tucklngs others trlmmsd entirely with reel hand
drawn work special designs $10, $7.60, $5, $3.98 snd
2.93
lal style for
3.95
THE NEW WHITE LINEN WAISTS so much In derasnd A special style for
tomorrow Is one with front entirely trimmed with neat design
ot embroidery fano styl sleeves and stock to match
at
Elaborate Showing and Colossal Sale
Suits, Skirts and Goats
Thonaanda of Salts, Coata, Skirts aad Waists, all late arrivals from
New York, rcpreacntln the styles la detuned, will be placed oa sale
here Monday. The values are so areat that yoa will hardly believe
yoar eyes when yoa see these aad then net Ice th sabjolned prices.
WOMEN'S TAILOR-MADE SAMPLE SUITS blouss effect new shspsd Eton
snd Norfolk strip materials are cheviots, Venetians and
English tweed novelties worth fifteen dollars
for
WOMEN'S SUITS DIRECTOIRE 8 TTH! particularly nobby mads ot mom e
cloth snd ot fine Venetian cloth silk lined blouse caps cut
collarless style long skirt on blouse new sleeve fanoles
new seven-gore flare skirt worth $26.00
$16.00 SHIRT WAIST 8UITS In silk Uffetss, foulards and
pongees correct new modes msds up exclusively for us
many shsdlnga snd patterns ,
WOMEN'S MONTE CARLO COATS of pesu ds sols or
taffeta cape and stols sflects
for
WOMEN'S TAILOR-MADE COVERT CLOTH JACKET silk
lined corded snd strapped seams broad shoulder effects
ll-lnch length
NOBBY $10.00 COATS silks and coverts at this pric w
make s special effort to show tbs best assortment to be
bad ideas that sre clever at
WALKINO 8KIRTS A GREAT SPECIAL PURCHASE of 260 handsome gar-
ments with slot seams snd'blp straps new flare shspe
stitched bottom in black, grsy snd fancy mixtures $S. 00
values tomorrow
7.50
Is of mom e
15.00
14.50
5.90
6.75
10.00
adsoms gar-
2.49
HtLLlTlERY SPECIAL
2.95-4,98
We hsve mads speclsl efforts In popular priced
millinery, having for tomorrow two very elegant
new collections of Psttern Hits at
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