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    THE CKMAIIA DAILY ItEE: SUNDAY, MAY 10. 1003.
20
SYMPATHY STRIKE MONDAY
Southern Pacific toiler Makers Join Hindi
with Union Faoifio Men.
CONTROVERSY BETWEEN UNION AND ROAD
faperlateadent ef ilh "eye M
Will Violate t oatrart If They Go
Oat, hat Co lost Official
. Coatradlct This.
" According to President Ed Kennedy of
the local boiler' makers, himself a Union
racMc striker, there la no doubt that the
Southern Pacific boiler makers will strike
Monday In sympathy with the Union Pa
cific men.
According to Superintendent Krutschnitt
of the Southern Pacific at San Francisco
they will be breaking their agreement or
contract with the Southern Pacific if they
o.
Copies of the final telegrams exchanged
between Superintendent Krutschnitt and
the International boiler makers' officials at
Kansas City are In po",8lon of President
Kennedy. Mr. Krutschnitt In his message
addressed to President McNeil of the Inter
national brotherhood recognizee the avowed
purpose of the boiler makers to strike on
the Southern Pacific and calls attention to
the fact that some time ago the boiler
makers pledged themselves In a written
contract with the Southern Pacific not to
strike except they served a thirty-day
notice on the company. He then points out
that such notice was not served; that the
boiler makers in the employ of the South
ern raclfio expressed their satisfaction
with their own conditions and acknowl
COUNTY TEACHERS' MEETING
Practical Qeestloos Caaccralaaj
Sehoot Affairs Treated la Papers
til rtUrassleaa.
The fifth meeting of the Douglas County
Teachers' association was held at court
room No. 2 yesterday, E. J. Bodwell.
county superintendent, presiding. The first
number on the program was. "Are We
Doing Our Duty In Teaching Hygiene and
Effects of Narcotics?" by Miss Irene
Cowan. Miss Lorena 8teero led the dis
cussion which followed. The second num
ber was "The Value of Muslo When Sys
tematically Taught." by Mrs. Camilla Sel
mire, the discussion led by Miss Agnes
McKay. W. W. Elliott, who was to have
presented a paper on "Use and Abuse of
School Apparatus," was sick and his time
was occupied by Dr. William Krohn of Chi
cago, editor of Child Study, who spoke on
primary work. E. J. Bodwell spoke of "The
Benefit of the National Educational Asso
ciation." About seventy-five members of
the association were present.
DRUG PRICES YOU CAN
' NOT DUPLICATE.
Our mail order trade has long been one of the established features of our business
and this department, like nil others which we advertise Is equipped in such a manner
as to facilitate the work which we undertake. If vou live outside of Omaha write for
our 100 PAGE CATAUM?l'K which will explain ever thing. It's no use to write to
the small retail drug stores for catalogues, us they of course do not have them.
F.llter-lloflf Coaaamploa Care, ; ITk- St. Jacobs'' Oil. our price 29c
TKci kr niBli HO Klna'a ew Discovery,
Kr Allcnck'a Piaster wo oll 1 fnr ?T.c Oar Drlcc TBO
MAMMOTH ENTERTAINER I.
And Two
Herds
Big-. Accomplished
of Them.
"Have you seen the elephant?" In a
figurative sense, doubtless, many of you
have, or think you have. In a literal one,
t Omaha on May 18 you will see him In
majestic numbers, to the best advantage.
and under the most surprising and enter
taining conditions. How, so? Why, be
cause he will Immensely, marvelously and
hilariously materialise, and the two most
celebrated and most sagacious separate
herds of him, one of which Is the original
and only Adam Forepaugh herd, and the
other that of Sells Brothers; both appear
$1.00 A ver s Hair Vigor, we sell
si.t Hromo Hellier. we sell ,
ioc Bromo Beltxer. we sell
fiOfl tolerate' Pansy Blossom
Kxtract, vre sell, os
50c Soclete Hygenlc Soap, we sell
.nc Krandreth s Pills, our price .......
Sue Burkhart's . Com., sell
26c Beecham's Pills, we sell
$1.00 Crystal Tonic
we cascaretts. for
25c Carter s Pills, we sell
l.OO Vhlcheater'a Pea. Plllo,
aar price.
1 lb. German Mixed Bird Seed....,
35a Castoiia. we sell
&fc Cutlcura Salve, we sell
2f0 Cutlcura Soap, we sell
ILoo f ellow s byrup. we sell
$1.00 Duffy's Malt Whiskey, we fell ..
Small Garfield Tea, our price
Jap Rose Soap
75c Hall's Catarrh, we sell
$1.00 Hall 8 Hair Renewer. we sell
26c Humphrey's 77. we sell
tl.OO Hoatctter's Bitters, oar
price .....
$1.00 Pepto Mangan Glide, we sell ....
80c Horllcks Malted Milk, small
$1.00 Horllck s Malted Milk, large
l.OO Kirk's Dandruff tare
the warranted dandruff enre.
for
,.20C
a sc
..3c
..19c
..4c
..aoc
..7Sc
,.4-c
..15c
Tec
, .4c
..2fic
..tOc
. .'.lie
$1.15
..;!
..10c
...7c
..C6o
..76c
..1JC
Tee
..RSc
..4c
..75c
TOc
Ing simultaneously, and each perfectly and
edeed that their had no personal grievances, surprisingly Illustrating the method and
Ho warns the men In conclusion that If the results or ainereni scnoois or training. Tne
ei.OO Kilmer's Swamp-Root
onr price TSc
60c Pink of Perfection oc
Small Omega Oil 10c
If you have painting to do write or call for color card.
$2 09.
l.OO tl.lstertne Harare) oar
price
I")C laxative Bromo Quinine, our price.. 15c
25c Mistletoe Cream, for Ji
$1.00 Mother's Friend, we sell 7sc
75c Moeller's Cod Oil. we sell 66c
lUio Mrnnen's 1'alrnm Powder,
oar nrlec
ai.no MrKlrrr's Wine of Car
da I. oar price 0le
75c Merchant's Qarg, OH, our rrlce 10c
$1.00 Newbro's Herplclde, our price ilc
l5c OraTielne. our nrlce ...110
25c I'otilnr. cleans wall paper.
pneknae .... 12c
$1.00 Plnkhnm's Comp., we sell w..S?c
?5c Packer's Tar AiiaD. we sell IjC
ntlnrv. we se'.l 2"c
$1.00 Penina. we sell -e
$100 Pierces Medicine, we sell.... 5c
11.00 Palne's Celery Comp., we sell 75c
ftoc Pond's Extract, we sell tOc
COc Pvrnmid Pile Cure, we sell Jc
XI 00 Ht'ntt'o T.'miilolnn. we Sell loC
flop Svrnn of Kin. onr iirlce 31c
$100 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, our
price
$1.75 8. S. S.. our price
$1.50 Vln Marlanf, our price
rtc WlltlamV Pink Pills
$1.00 Warner's Safe Cure, our price.
fl.OO White Ribbon I.lqnor
tare, for
!2K box (3 cnkel Bcnsoln and
Bnttermilk Soap, for 12c
Jackson's Bed Bug Killer kills em pll
warranted.
....Ke
...$1.14
...11.00
. . 3c
75c
. . TSc
$1.50 riarvel Whirling Spray, We Sell-
By nail $2.35.
strike Is called a solemn contract Is broken
and a bad precedent established.
Hide of the talon.
The superintendent's message was an
swered by Secretary-Treasurer Qlltharpe, In
the absence of President McNeil, and Mr.
Krutschnitt was informed that virtual
notification was served on the Southern Pa
cific when, April 8, President McNeil, ad
vised every Southern Pacific boiler maker
that he would be called out on a strike If
united apd rival mammoths and midgets
of their sagacious species. Including cen
tenarians and babies from Asia, Africa.
Ceylon, Borneo and Sumatra; elephant sol
diers, comedians, clowns, dudes, soloists.
equilibrists, dancers, mountebanks, ath
letes, actors, . policemen, prize-fighters,
waiters, wheelmen, racers, musicians, ald
ermen, tumblers, acrobats and mimics.
Many of these colossal creatures have been
In continuous active training for at least
half a century, and have reached a status
SHERMAN & McCONNELL DRUG GO.
Cor. 16th and Dodge Streets, Omaha, Neb.
Laboratory and Wareroom, 1514 Dodge.
by May S the Union Pacific strike was not o( unprecedented proficiency. They are of
settled. This strike Is not settled and the
Southern Paclfto men go out Monday. The
answer to Mr. Krutschnitt charges the
Southern Pacific with certain manifesta
tions of bad faith to counteract those laid
at the door of the employes, holding that
the Bouthern Pacific has lent aid to the
Vnlon Pacific that work an obstruction to
the boiler makers' case.
President Kennedy says that Vice Presi
dent Kane of the International body made
a personal tour of the Southern Paclflo and
took a poll of the men, resulting in
unanimous vote to strike In sympathy with
the Union Pacific boiler makers.
President McNeil has gone to Alamor
gorda. N. M., to undertake the settlement
of differences between boiler makers on
the Rock Island and the company. The
flanta Fe boiler makers at Kansas City
struck Saturday, It Is reported, because
of a feeling against a foreman. President
McNeil has served notice that If nonunion
men are sent in the strike may spread to
the entire system
Union raclfio officials say the strike on
their road is over so far as they are con
cerned, and that the affairs on the Southern
Pacific will not affect them, and that be
sides the Southern Paclflo will be able to
supply the strikers' places,
themselves two great shows, and yet but
one feature In a double aggregation of the
biggest menageries, circuses and hippo
dromes.
I
TAX COLLECTOR GETS BUSY
Sends Oat Sixteen Tb.onaa.nd Postal
Ifotlcea to Personal Property
Taxpayers.
Monday morning City Treasurer Hennlngs
duns every man and woman In Omaha who
owns personal property of any kind. His
polite requests to pay up personal taxes
for 1903 are addressed to more than 16,000
individuals and specify the amounts due
the city. Some who will receive them have
been prompt and have handed In their cash
and the treasurer does not want these to
feel Insulted when they receive the notices.
The latter were prepared systematically
and It Is Impossible to go over them and
subtract the cards to property owners who
hav- squared up.
Taxes generally are coming In satisfac
torily and Treasurer Hennlngs Is looking
forward to an easy year. Inasmuch as the
taxes are much lower than heretofore.
$1,50 Shoes for Boys
We Just want to Impress upon you the Im
portance of shoeing your boy right and In
expensively. These $1.50 shoes are EQUAL
TO ANY $2.00 SHOE ever sold, and are made so as to stand the
hard wear a boy will give them Saturday Is boys' day with us.
Our Misses' and children's department is making friends for us
every day. We have so many different styles, sizes and prices,
that It's easy for us to satisfy any mother.
BBEXEL SS5OE C0J
1419 FAT! NAM ST.
-rw;w W3Ti
Wl1
Practical Plan
for Pensioning?
ployes.
NEW YORK, May 9. The Gorham Man-
Bfacturlng company, the prominent silver
smiths of New York and Providence, R. I.,
has recently put Into operation a practical
plan for pensioning their 2,500 employes In
factory and stores which has been most
favorably commented upon by leading so
ciologists.
This plan provides that any employe
whose record Is satisfactory to the company
may be placed upon a permanent pension
roll, provided he has served the company
for at least twenty-five years, and receive
thereafter as long as he Uvea a pension
equal to 1 per cent of his wage at the time
of retirement for each year of service.
The Lnella. Forepana-h-Flsh (Incor
porated) Wild "West Shows.
The time-has come when civilisation and
the march of progress, led by the great
motors, steam and electricity, have nearly
obliterated from the face of nature on this
continent those features which were its
distinctive characteristics and furnished
beside employment ana livelihood for a I
fast expiring race the red men of North
America.
The Indians are disappearing; the Buffalo
has almost entirely departed; the prairies
have become farm lands fenced In by the
hands of old-world wire workers and agri
culturists; the cowboy Is little more than
a common herder; the trapper who dealt In
peltries, the skins of beavers and beasts.
the denizens of western forests, and who
at the risk of his life amid countless hard- 1
ships obtained those articles of merchan-
RE-NO-NAY-POWDER
ELUENSBURG. WASH., April 13. 1903.
MISS A. MAYER, 512 Bee Building, Omaha. My Dear Miss Maher
-Please find enclosed 50 cents for another box of your Re-No-May
Powder, as I wish to give it to a friend, whose feet are as bad as
mine were before I used your powder. My corns and bunions are all
eone and I cannot say too much for Re-No-May Powder. It cured my
feet. Sincerely yours. MRS. CATHERINE MURRAY.
L
Thus a man who has been with the Gor
ham company forty years will receive an dlse whl(th enriche1 the early settlers. Is
annual pension payaDie in mommy insuw- aIm08t a, mythical now as the yager of
ments of 40 per cent of the amount he was th8 Black toTtMt ,n Germany. The vaquero
being paid at the tlme,ne retired. of Mexi(t0 la no longer the caballero of
Ample provision nas Deen maae oy mo ,Dlendor. and antelopes, mountain elk. In-
company to create a pwmm.ni pension dlan ponle. Mexican burros and other
fund without taxing the employes for the
purpose. This is one of the most generous, I
and at the same time practical, plans yet
devlsed-for profit sharing on an acceptable
basis.
creatures once numerous In the wild west.
north and south,' are as scarce as bear In
Massachusetts.
Of all these we have selected and secured
at great expense and trouble the best. It
h, hn nn r aim to obtain at nnv cnat t h I
WATER COMPANY 5 ArrnAlitn most famous of the western. Mexican.
northern, southern and far distant bands
Superintendent Haat Sends Names of
Three Engineer to President
! Woodbury.
"I expect that President T. C. Woodbury
of the Omaha Water company will name
the company's appraiser In a short time.
said Superintendent Hunt of the water
works yesterday. "I have written him
of vaqueros, cowboys, scouts, frontiersmen.
red men, trappers, riders, animals, prairie
schooners and all the appurtenances and
almost obsolete gear, machinery and uten
sils of the pioneer and aborigines avail
able.
This Is not a circus, not a show of tinsel.
gause, broadcloth, flare, blare and blaion.
There is no fanfaronade of the tan bark
arena, no attempt to captivate the senses
When you want a system
builder, a general strength
giver, a remedy fori that "tired
and nervous feeling," try
Metz Beer
It's a most palatable bever
age. Order a ca-e sent to your
house. If you havn't one al
ready. Mela Bros. Brewing Co.
Telephone 119, Omaha.
Or Jacob Neumayer, Agent,
caie Neumayer Hotel, Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
stating the action of the water board In I by tawdry glitter or mere temporary adorn-
selecting John W. Alvord and have recom- I ment. All is real! Kverything la a fact!
mended two men as engineers competent I Nothing Is assumed for the purposes of
to look after our Interests In the appraise- I entertainment.
ment. They are: W. 11. Bryan, a noted
engineer of St. Louis, and former City En
gineer Rundlett of St. Paul.
"President Woodbury, probably, will come
out to Omaha fiom New York and consult
with the local officers of the company be
fore determining upon his representative. I
rather think he will be guided largely by
the recommendations of the local officers.
Some time ago an effort was made to find
an engineer who would care for the water
company's Interests and Mr. Bouscaron of
New York, a famous hydraulic engineer,
would have been chosen had he not been
very ill."
Will exhibit at Omaha Tuesday, May X.
Garden Spot of the Earth.
The fertile soils of eastern Oregon or
Washington yield, In overflowing abund
ance and In the highest perfection, every
grain, grass, vegetable and fruit of the
temperate sone.
To enable persons to reach these favored
localities without unnecessary expenditure
of time and money, the Union Pacific has
put In effect Round Trip llomeaeekera' Ex
cursion rates as fallows from Missouri
River, May 19. June I and 1:
1C.00 to ojhen and Salt Lake City.
HI 50 to Butte and Helena.
144 50 to Spokane.
1.2.00 to Portland. Tacoraa and Seattle.
Also One-Wey Rates every day until
June 15, to many points In the ctates of
California, Oregon. Washington, Montana,
and Utah. City Ticket Office, l.'t Karnara
St. Pboue Sl(.
May lO, Important Chance, The worth-
western Line.
The morning Norfolk-Bonesteel
passenger is discontinued
at Webster street station snd arrives
and departs at the
UNION DEPOT.
It leaves DAILY at 7:15 a. m. and
arrives 10:S4 a. m., making
close connection at Norfolk with
a NEW DAY TRAIN for Long Pine
and Intermediate points, except Sunday.
City offices, 1401-1403 Farnam St.
The members of the Omaha Fire Under
writers' association will please meet at the Texas Catarrh Cure, one cures
Onr Funny Conductor
Tf more ceoDle were as lolly as our North
24th street car conductor there wouldn't be
so many IXNO FACES AND DIVORCE
CASES. Braco up and be pleasant; Omaha
s not all bad. Get busy, don't look for
trouble and you will miss it. Trad at
Schaefer's and use the money you'll save
thttrebv for a summer vacation.
11 Peruna, need any 61o
$1 Pierce's Remedies, no limit 64o
Jfto genuine Castorla, tor the baby 4o
11 Pure Canadian Malt Whltiky 76a
The above brand guaranteed 90 per
cent Droof.
$3 Chester's Genuine Pennyroyal Pills.. $1.00
11 Cramer's Kidney Cure, guaranteed.. 75c
11 Parisian Hair Tonic, guaranteed 76c
50c Doan s Kidney Pills 39c
11 Osomulhlon 7oc
;5c Genuine Hire s Root Beer 14o
16c AllfOCK S J-!ttier, i iiiuii. ........ .
Th are no 25c Allcock s Planters.
$1 Jackson's Bed Bug Exterminator.... Too
w R Kuara inn 1 1. 1 . . .
WO
Elks' club Sunday afternoon at 2:45 sharp
to attend the funeral of the late H. Ji.
Coryell. JOHN B. BOBBINS.
Vice President.
Cramer's Kidney and Liver Cure Cures
backache U highly . endorsed by Omaha
people. Comes In two sixes. Our price,
40o and 75c. Schaefer's Cut Price Drug
Store, loth and Chicago streets.
An entertainment and ball will be given
by the Laurel Hive No. 1, L. O. T. M. at
Washington hall, Tuesday evening, May 12.
The amateur company of the K. O. T. M.
will appear. Price of tickets. S cents.
tii mora mall orders than any other
retail drug store In Nebraska.
How aooui yours i
PRICH
ST RE
Two Phones TT and 787
Corner ltttit an Chicago Sts.
New Mowers
Pennsylvania
Ball-Bearing-Great
American
Our bright, new stock of Imperial
Lawn Mowers is
the largest and our
prices the lowest.
Falrvlew, ln-lncli...
i imperial
2.65
HOSE
Garden Hone at
special prices. Guar
anteed brands
9c up
Milton Rogers
& Sons Co.
Garden Tools Refrigerators
14th and Farnam Sts.
The Bennett
Company
The Musicians'
Storehouse
and Home of the
High Grade
Piano
A new $4W rinno standard make
hnndsome case-In , walnut, mahog
any or oak to be sac- (5 007
riflccd at I
New Piano former price 13"i0.00-
fully guaranteed re- CnKy
duced to waiWf
A new. handsomely, carefully and
Mtvlishly constructed piano wen
worth HSO in mahogany, walnut or
oak reduced S250
Two slightly used rented pianos, good
as new wortu irom io i
yours for each ftln
iK) and I I
ALL SOLD ON EASY PAY-
riENT PLAN.
$5 to $23 Cash and $5 to $25
Per Month.
-
See the Matchless
Chase & Baker
The Player With the Velvet Touch
Sold on Easy
Payments
For one day only
Sftc Mercerised Ducks and Imported
top Mercerlxed Ginghams, Chambrays and
.inen Batista, with silk stripes, the very
newest fabric for ladles' gowns end shirt
waists, strictly fast colors. Kit
sww
Mad
rases, light grounds with dark stripes and
igure. f-B yard wiae, suuaoie ior imitvi.
and children's wear. Tor one lit
day only I
25c Printed Piques. Bntlnts. Dlmltlcs and
vnrd wide Zeuhvr Olngtiamr'. the newest
spring designs and colorings, (C-
or one day only V l
121-2c Scotch I -awns, In stripes and fig-
urea, strlct:y fast colors. 19U8 designs and
colors, r or one day
only
wi
Uil
PIM1J
WASH
GOODS
In
the Finest Domestic Room of tl
'aasE ULI liUi V iriiUK ML
Wash goods season Is now on and we will sell the following for more thnn one-
half less than any house west of New Tork City.
Read eery item of the following and compare prices:
IN 1 tit Bill UUMtSllG KUUf.l
7 l-2c Kxtra tine unbleached miocuhk" M
4C
24C
Inches wide, for One day
at a vara
' w
11.25' Quality German mercerised NkiMm
6-S sis, for one day i IT rt I
at dos Udltt
7 I -2c Linen finish GIhss Toweling, 1 in. I
wide, fast selvaae and fast colors: lomrs ln
red and blue check, for one day 0 7a
at. yard dW
Hoc quality run Dleactied Table linen w
Inches wide, guaranteed all linen fitn
for one day at a yard OIG
12 1-Jc Sheer India I.inen. 31 In. ill
wide, for one day at a yard '-v
40c Turkey Red Damank. 80 In. wide, gunr
anteed fast colors, all the new ICst
patterns, for one da v. at. a yard IwC
SPECIAL SALE CURTAINS.
We hare lust received 26 cases I-ace
Curtalrm from one of the best known mills
In America. This purchase Includes all their
surplus stock and was closed out to us at
about one-hair tne real value. Monday
morning we will put this lot on sale at the
lowest prices ever heard of. Come early.
Best values win go nrst.
Lot No. 1 All curtains that sell regularly
at SOo to K: w a pair, JQ.
on sale at 08c and "tall
Lot No. 2 White and Ecru Curtains In va
rious widths; all full length. Including
Cable Mesh and AfhAe nnnnttir
tl snd values on sale at fl qr
ll.SK, fl 6 and vltda
Lot No. Corded Arabians, fine callo net,
new bonne femmes and all the most desir
able effects In this season's line, wnrth nn
to 112, on sale at .2S, K65 Afj gQ
A few heavily flounced lace Bed' ip. t V illi
bolster cover, worth lli.oo gg
Great Sale on Creamery Butter.
The mrumn In so aood on the pastures and this gives
milk that It has broken the butter market. Butter will be
We sell the very best creamery in. umni country
butter for ! ior ,
Choice California
Prunes
Extra large
Italian Prunes.
2c
Se
Fancv California fie
Peaches.-. I
8ic
8ic
Choice California
Pears
Choice California
Apricots
NEW SEASON
JAPAN TEA.
Good Jap
Tea
Fancy Jap
Tea
Tea Sittings
for
CANNED MEATS.
Vi-lb. can
' Potted Ham
4-lb. can
Deviled Ham
U-lb. can
Deviled Ox Tongue..
i-lb. can
Potted Ox Tongue...
Vi-lb. can
Potted Beef
25c
35c
10c
5c
5c
.5c
c
can Q
Ham and Tongue uC
Vi-lb. can r
Potted Chicken OC
Vi-lb. can E
Potted Turkey 0C
Virlb. can C
Dtvllnd Turkey OC
-it. can
Minced Ham
V4-lb. can
Vienna Sausage..
All kinds of
Can Boud. .......
Presh Soda
Crackers
Butter
Crackers
Fresh Ginger
Snaos
o DSrB ail DrlDQB yk.
Laundry Boao twli
Kiln Dried )(.
Oatmoal O
Flake 9r
Hominy fcu
Pearl vir
Homlnr fc'1.
Very fine 9r
Rice 0
Klin Dried lift
Cornmeal 13W
the creameries so much
down until about July.
b.ut.. IGc
One sack Graham 8r.
Flour t3C
One sack Rye OC
Klour fcOC
Fancy (
Lentils QC
S-lb. can California Ol.
Egg Plums . .09C
-lt. can California
Silver Plums
S-lh run Pillml. f 1
90
Gage Plums.
COFFEE.
Common
Rio
Golden
Rio
Santos
Blend
Maracalho and
Java Blend
African
Java
Perfection
Blend
Mocha and Guate
mala Blend
Mamlellng
Java
Old Government-Java
.....8
10c
.15c
...174c
IB
'IX
.20
22
...25
c
I
HAVDEN BROS.
J
. Tutor "Richard, plasr
prove that the square of
the hypothenuse Is equal
to the sum of the square
of the other two sides of
a right angled triangle."
Spoiled rupil "What's
the use? I am willing to
admit It."
What's the use of you
proving that we're the
best tailors for you In
Omaha? We're willing to
admit It. The thousands
of Omahans that have
the "MatCarthy habit"
will tell It is true. One
MacCartby suit will make
you yourself positive of
it.
$25 to $45 (or suits $6
to $15 for trousers.
MacCarthy
Tailoring Company,
1711-11 Farnam St
Phtnc U08 Bee Bslldinr.
Court House Is Opposite.
JlOW Bwm 3 ..... a .
SCHAEFER'S
i. w.
Mortality tatlstlea.
The following; births and deaths have
been reported to the Board of Health:
Blrtna lari nsner i.w Nicholas, slrl;
John Jark. 2C1J Wool worth avenue, boy;
Anorew i iirisit-nsen, t ouniann ticacn. airl
V. W. Stevens, '.'iu-i Prsnkllu. hoy: Thoinm
IMsen. Sfci7 Krsklne. boy: Jtwpti Adl.r, SiJ
H.nith Twenly-fourtn. Iwy; John A. Klence,
t'-t Farnum. boy.
Deaths Daniel Ctilsinore. Central hos-
pllal. S; Mrs. J F Sailor. Ft Joseph s hoa-
lltaj, Dome ai jmrian. ja , .
Miller Bros.' Restaurant open. 14 How-
ird street.
- Fight (or Custody of Girl.
The second habeas corpus case within a
vear for the Doaaesslon of Mabel Secerholm
was on trial Defoie Judge Katelle ytnterday
morntns and continued until Monday morn
Ins after considerable evidence had been
taken, in this action lxmla 11. Potts and
wifa attempt to secure possession of the Ut
ile slrl. who last fall was awarded to the
custody of Mrs. Hannah Anderson. The
nrst habeas orpin case was tried Decors
Judge Inaonhaler.
18-K. WEDDING" RINGS
Albert Edholm,
Jeweler. Opp. P. O.
Better This Vear Than
Fvor OLJR soda is
LTCI"." UNEXCELLED.
WITH NEW TABLES AND CHAIRS
AND MANY NEW FANCY DKINK8
we can please even the most fastidious.
Ice Creaai Hoila -either Be or 10c.
Mineral Waters. Ginger Ale, Hire's Root
Beer always on draught. Your pa
tronage solicited.
LATUROP'S
Cor. 2Uh and Hamilton. Phone A-H2.
Deputy (rtaie Tetsttaartaak
Stood. iBSDoctor.
H. L. RAIUCC10TTI D.V.Sj
CJTT VarrWUSAJAHM.
Offise lsArnrrJtfcaa Muss ft,
Omaha. Neb. Telephone bii.
the Equitable
liie
'Strongest In tne world.
l.lfo Aaaurance society. Its polities are
sight drafts at maturity. Hee II. D. Neely,
innasr. aiarcnania national hm ak. .
Omaha. Neb.
Douglas Printing Co.. UOt HowarC Tel
144.
BUSINESS S T I M U LATOBB
Have Hoot print IU
Nichols ft BroadDeld. printers. Tt 1IU.
1 nnn want ads
4 -e e.e .e e jl AttHtltlttt IH.W e-rOrej ,t - 8
Regent
..... .JV
205 South Fifteenth Street.
pBETFUL feet require
OHIMOD .
(TlIOESthe acme of comfort and
,J $tyle.
A HAN'S SHOE
'T'JIE thnderest purte eon afford
to put
ON A MAI1
rpOll mUr sell thtm to voearer t
J.
. .as. e e . ;..
IK' UU11UH JOU up U1UC HJt.c o oiucjo ux. r!4
D&A-f better beer made from pure spring water
soothing and restful.
Delivered to any part of Omaha, Council Bluffs or South Omaha.
Order a case from the BETTER BREWING CO.
OMAHA T.topftone IM1 SOUTH OMAHA Tslephone S
Or LEE MICHELL, wholesale dealer, council nmrre T.f ,
If a man will look several months ahead
and see what a made to measure suit will give
him in respect to longer service, better appear
ance, more style and greater all round satis
faction, he will not consider the purchase of a
ready made suit again, especially when our
prices are no higher.
Tailored to your measure. Suits, $15.00; trousers, $.0,
1515Farnamst .
Bresher - Tailor
Hoid you like fo beihe icema
wholesale.
$2" and $3
50
r tta milk mtn er th dra; mtn or aar othw
f hone who armw ! n hrnM It
. . . n. . I - I. In. Km I n.M
llier. 1 n n.i ii.m w -- .-.
liouiin it I swrlr all llnubt bualiww kouwt
r our euitonwrs sundi t trln Ilk Iron,
U the horM like spr on tho wall, io tbj
kualnois la orory wy ret erosit usoa
.ii -t..u n.rtia. eaorno4 tk srlvor, tso
ion, tho smb.
. A good set ef les wsgea barasss 40 te f AO
Wo olio Iists la stock a roll line of oaatom htrnoot.
tack os Hills of Concord, N. H.. on olhorn. w
kovo s Ulophono If roe oro la s korrr. No. U14.
SuH Coses, Trsvellng Begs aoa Vsllsss
-jssJJslfkO
iri
Alfred ComishJZIOTarnams
We're Here Particular
About the fit than our customer hlm-
nir. We 1 uiiaiuci uu. k '
otuksd on every suit snd overcoat we
make. That's why we're sure we can
i satl.f y you. 1 nai s wny wo
to give us your trade. We know that
If you do patroniSM us you will always
The able to Bay: "I am tnorougniy satis
fied with my clothes.".
Helgren & Gradmann
1 Tailors.
I 309 South 16th St.
None but skilled union labor employed.
FREE TO ALL-Until Hay 20 fSSf.
Our free clllnle prices extended until May 20.
A n m u n m r Vi i 1 H in hove their
WI warn every ------- . .
teeth examined by the professor ef this college. No
student to practice on you, but old, experienced, rells-
ki. ... Amntlmtm R nMlo! lota In earh d B-
Dio, BiTuniv, miici v r - -
We are here to stay. Incorporated
under state laws.
Fall Bet of Teeth from ....B3.00
Gold Crowns frona 2.l
Alomalam Plato frons fM-OO
Union College of Painless Dentistry
Teeth Extracted Free.
Filling: from it.le.
Work done free. Small
eharare for material.
l&fc Doaglas.
Opeat dall r ("1 P- "
Sunday 9 to 4.
Ml
Don't Expect Perfect Digestion
u.uh inn.f.ri tAc.ih. It can't be.
such troubles by making an early
dentist's.
Avoid such
call at the
9 rJif'THR DEoWTIST
ssa sm w w .am ss sa as sbwbsj
rAXTOM, III'K
Trunks Are Made to Use
And ws make them to stand the U8K. If you
USE one that we make, there Is no use talking,
you will be satisfied. Our prices are right, too.
ItEPAiniSG DOSB. TBI. 1038.
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