TITE OM ATT A DAIXY BEE: FR1TAT. MAY 15. 1003,
10
DEBATE HAMEOFTOE CHURCH
Sebrwa Episcopalian! Talk About the
Chang Propose!
NO OFFICIAL OR DEFINITE ACTION TAKEN
Clergy Delegate Hol
formal lorn Prior to As
sembly Dlsa
Coaveatlon.
Prellrolnsry to th meeting of th dloees
of Nebraska of the Episcopalian enurcn a
Trinity cathedral on Tueday, Wednesday
and Thurrday of next week, th clergy
and lay delegates to the convention from
Omaha and South Omaha churche met
Informally at the home of Clement Chaa
Wednesday evening to discus tha change
f nam of the Episcopalian church.
Henry W. Tate spoke against th chang
ing of th name, whll Rev. John Williams,
rector of Bt. Bamabaa, spoke for It. Many
question wer brought up and answered
during the evening and th subject thor
oughly threshed out.
Th Thirty-sixth annual meeting of th
diocese of Nebraska which begins Tuesday
morning at Trinity cathedral begin at
10;) In th morning. The first day will be
given up to the annual meeting of th
Woman Auxiliary of th Board of Mis
sions, th annual report and tn annual
lection will be finished during th morn
ing and In th afternoon there will b an
addreas by Mis Lulu Hlgglns, who has
been a missionary in Liberia for several
years.
Th opening service of th council will
occur at 10:30 of the second day, th clergy
and th choir, both vetted, and th lay
delegates marching to th cathedral In pro
cession. Rev. Dr. Arthur 8. Lloyd of New
Tork, general secretary of domestlo and
foreign missions, will deliver th opening
aermon. la the afternoon th council will
assemble m th crypt of th cathedral and
organise for buslne, appoint standing
committee and hear th address of th
bishop coadjutor.
Dr.' Lloyd will deliver an address on
.mission work in th afternoon, as will
'also several other of th clergy and
clergymen will be takes for missionary
work in tha diocese.
Wednesday evening th clergy and laity
of Omaha will tender a banquet to th
out-of-town delegate and clergy.
Th third day' session will b given tip
to general business work and th finish
ing of.th business affairs of th diocese
by th council.
PEET BROTH ERS WILL COME
Commercial Cleb C"lM Loaras
Tsr Will Proaably r.stabllsa
fteaaerlec Plaat.
Th recent visit of A. W. Peet. of the
Peet Brother oap company of Kansas
City, chronicled exclusively in Th Be, has
born fruit. At yesterday's meeting of the
Commercial club' executlv commute the
announcement vn mad that th Peet
hav prsctlcally cloed for a sit and ar
ranged to establish a rendering work In
Omaha. Th investment will b at least
tia.ooo.
Secretary Utt announced also that that
a wholesale millinery firm which haa been
looking for a location In Omaha has found
suitable buildings and probably will estab
lish Itself soon. ' '
After lengthy correspond ene h hsa an
nounced also that a wealthy and ex
perienced man "of the right sort" want
to arect In Omaha an elevator and cereal
mill with equipment for preparing special
cereal foods. "He has both means and ex-
perlenc." said Mr. Utt, "and look with
favor upon th project can get further and
reliable Information very easily, and th
gentleman will be ready to com to Omaha
in two months if given encouragement."
At yesterdsy's meeting another enterprise
was brought to notice by W. R. Hampden
who appeared before the committee meet
ing In behalf of promoter of th manufac
ture of heating stoves and ranges con
structed on a plan which will. It Is said,
save 68 per cent on fuel cost. Mr. Hamp
den Invited any who might interest them
selves in th erection of a plant for manu
facture, to call at th promoters head
quarters In room 602 of th Douglas block
at Sixteenth and Dodge streets.
Th club I arranging for two mora Job
bers excursions out Into th state,- th
dates, to b. announced later.
N. P. Dodge, Jr., F. B. Nichols, E. E.
Zimmerman, J. S. Whit and Edward S.
Rohr hav been elected members of the
elub. Rev. J. W. Conley has been elected
an honorary member.
New
Picture
Dept.
Third
Floor.
3,000 Var$ of Ltidit- Oxford Ti Tomorrow
mmm
sasasuBomassssm
New
Picture
Dept.
Third
Floor
Today Bargain Friday Marvelous
SALE IF El
Dress Goods Remnants at 25c
: Remnants from 3 to 7 yard lengths taken from our im
mense regular stock comprising goods of every favored
weave and color, regardless of former selling
price, tomorrow, a yard
25c
Th Mai Chssee
Is often missed because th money Is not at
hand but th man with foresight looks
ahead and has money In bank. We desire
your account, whether large or small, and
pay 4 per cent Interest on deposits.
J. L. BRANDEI8 A SONS, Banker.
ENJOINS WOMAN FROM TALKING
Jadar Baxter Slgraa Latest novelty ta
Way of Temporary Reatrala
tagr Order.'
Sample Lengths f French and German Dress Goods
Goods straight from the United State custom honse. This Is the
third shipment of this remarkably fine and desirable remnants in sum
ple lengths. They represent only the finest dress goods made. In every
possible color at two prices:
Th shorter pieces with enough The longer pieces many to match
length to match for waists, chll- so that entlr suits as well as
dren's dresses, skirts, -g Abbs' 1 skirts and jackets, P"b
Jackets, etc., at I "" can be made,
ach Xjl 2V at, each KJ KJ W
Highest Grade Summer Dress Goods
The finest summer dress goods, pongees, moussellne de sole, silk mull,
fancy batiste, organdies, etc., dainty effects that will -f P""
be popular this summer regular I 1 C
price) 75c, at. .
Summer Wash Laces In vals, Normandy vsls, torchons, point d'etprit,
etc., bands, inserting and galoons, 2 to 5 yard C O 4 1
lengths, at OC, OC J 2C
Embroideries Remnant and sample strips of fine embroideries, insert
ings and galoons, up to 12 inches wide, worth 4 yl Ufa-. C
250, at, a yard l.awiC, IUC, DC
Remnant Bargains in the Basement
FINE J5C GINGKAMSTn long mill remnants, on tale O I
tomorrow at, a yard . OiC
85C DRAPERT CRETONNES, Bp
one blr counter, at J
5c
8HC MUSLIN-On big counter.
SATEEN Finest quality double fold
black and high colored B.
ateen, at, a yard IOW
FINE INDIA I.INENS 40-ln. Oln
wide, 25c goods, for. laSJW
NEW PRINTED DIMITIES In 7I-,
long mill remnants, at, yard.... S
MERCERIZED WAISTING8 basket
weaves, jacquards, etc., 1 GLr
at. a yard lOfc
Th latest restraining order Issued by a
Judge of th district court In Omaha en-
Join a woman from talking. It was Issued
yesterday upon th complaint of 1 Olt-
phant Dodge of Twenty-first and Nicholas
Bestaalas
Jaa.
On Sal How sit Boston Storo
A novel of Omaha Ufa,
THE MAIN CHANCE,"
fev Meredith Nicholson.
A tale of Omaha people, Omana lnciaents 1 su-eeis, wno nas appeaiea 10 tn courts to
and people you know. protect ner rrom tn woros and actions of
1 one mrm. xu. oergo, a neignDor. m aue-
Hear Mm. Nordic sing at th Ak-Bar- I (atlons of th petition are that th plaintiff
Ben dea Friday night. I owns an apartment house at Twenty-first
and Nicholas- streets, in which nmntHn
NEW RATES FOR TELEPHONES families In addition to herself reside; that
, I th defendant ha upon numerous occasion
n.it. tiic will Cost Loa After the visited th premise and by talking to th
mt 1 neignnors nas caused some of thera to an.
nounco xneir miration 01 leaving tn apart
ment; that she has Interfered with th
propeity in different waya all to th Injury
a m.M in tlnhon charges waa re-1 of trie plaintiff.
ported by th tlephon committee 01 Th order signed by Judge Baxter is
Commercial club at yesterday's postponed 1 mad returnable Jun 10 and In th mean-
meeting of th executlv commute. 1 time th defendant is enjoined from en-
tk ronort waa that the NeOrasaa aoiv- 1 tertng upon th premises of th nlatntlfr
fbona company baa stated Ita Intention to I from atopplng In front of th premises for
-,mrmm June i rrom MiM per uiuu.u , lna purpose or annovm tna niamtiir anA
te 17 per month for business 'phones and I from talking to any of th tenants of the
from K.60 to U for residence -pnones. apartment nous about th plaintiff In any
Proaldent Tost, when seen yesieroay. i manner.
1 wa Khali lower th inaiviaua
Mmilt rat for business 'phonos KXLtj THE DAJVDRtTFS, GERM
from 17 JO to 17 and for house phones xrom
f&M to K but after going over tb matter I 0v Tow Hm W1 FbJ1 0wt vtn
thoroughly we find w can artoro 10 mas. Booo-o Bald.
rArtnn In tha n re sent narty Un rat. I
. . .. v. . ...t in thai Modern science haa discovered that
wo snail. rwt"wi m" - i . , . -
moair service rat. At present a man fandruff 1. uuh! by a germ that dig.
who wants 600 outward calls la cnargea - -- " uurre-' uawn
Under th new rat tor measured service h root o hair, where It destroys
-.1- I..rH will be 142 for 600. 145 for th alr ItaUty. causing falling hair.
m ka tor th Ultimately baldness. After Prof.
prnt prtc. of m for 1.0 la .Thyr. XJ!.nSZLZ TT.
dy, failed until th great laboratory dis
covery waa mad which resulted tn New
bro's Herpldd. It alon of all other hair
preparations kills th dandruff germ.
Without dandruff hair grows luxuriantly.
"Destroy the cause, you remove the effect"
Bold by all druggist. Bend 10 cents In
stamps for free sample to Tb Herplcld
Co., Detroit, Mich.
At the Unen Counter Spooial bargrains in remnants of table damask,
ranfrlnpr in length from U yards to 3 yards, much below the regular value
Carpet Remnants In the Basement One big- lot moquette, vol
ret and Brussels remnants at, a yard , O7C
50a and 3Sc Flowers at 5c
In Basement.
Thousands of bunches of flow
ers, some slightly soiled from
nanaung. 00c and 250
value, a bunch
5c
50c Leghorn Hats at 5c
In Basement.
100 down children's fresh clean
Italian Leghorn Hats, fully
" 11 w cents,
Friday ,
5c
Gigantic Sale of Men's Clothing Saturday
Entire purchase of stock of S. H. Marks & Co.. 10 W. 4th St, N. Y..
on sale at less than half price. Greatest clothing values ever known.
On sale Saturday.
will be no charge on th Inward calls,"
Caasaberlala,' Stoaaaela aa Live!
Tablet Ar Jast What Tow Hooel
When you feel dull after eattng.
When you hav no appettt.
Wfesa you hav a bad taat In your mouth.
When your liver Is torpid.
When your bowels ar constipated.
When you hav a headache.
When you feel bilious.
They will Improv your appettt. cleans
aod Invigorate your stomach and regulate
your liver and bowels. Price 29 cents per
bog.
Atk my mm tMi tk ittt wutfnur
The hat that's
made for you
to be a success the colors the shape the style
mutt be right for your very self Your bat it the
moat important feature of your wardrobe It can
spoil or make the costume. If your bat comet
from
Davies
1511 Douglas St.
Stylish hats made becoming
Becoming hats made stylish
Ton can trust her trimmers artists, every en of them to suit your
complexion, the outlines of your face and figure. The result the best
that is stylish yet thoroughly becoming.
Heal DeResike sing Th Palms Friday
night at the Ak-Sar-Ben den.
Fhotoaraph of Saaamev Resorts,
Th Per Marquette railroad, th Michi
gan summer resort scenlo route. Is sending
out a .handsome souvenir of th resort
country In the shape of four photographs of
beautiful scene, each 6x8 inches, mounted
ready for framing and without advertising
printed on them. Thes make a handsome
reminder of the summer days, and will he
sent nIo any address on receipt of Z6 cents.
Address H. F. Moeller, O. P. A., Per Mar-
quett R. R., Detroit, Mich.
Oae-War Rates
To many points la th state of Cal
Ifornla, Oregon and Washington.
Every day th Union Padflo will aell
One-way Colonist Ticket at th following anteed.
rates from Missouri river terminals:
125.00 to Ban Francisco, Low Angeles and
many other California points.
$20.00 to Ogden and Salt Lake City.
130.00 to Butte. Anaconda and Helena.
(22.60 to Spokane and Wenatchee, Wash
62500 to Everett, Fairbaven and New
Whatcom, via Huntington and Bpokane.
125.00 to Portland, Tacoma and Seattle.
125.00 to Ashland, Ros:burg, ' Eugene,
Albany and Salem, via Portland.
Tickets on sale dally to June IS, 1903.
city ticket om.ee, 1324 Farnam street
'Phone 814.
Cramer's Kidney and Liver Cur Cures
backache It highly endorsed by Omaha
people. Comet in two sites. Our price,
40 and 75o. Schtefer'a Cut Prlc Drug
Dior, joia ana unicago street.
Hear Mma. Nordic sing at th Ak-Sar-
Ben den Friday night.
Christiana Give Vp teMet aodlsts.
The North Side Christian church will re
linquish Its occupancy of the temporary
restaisrant at 1416 Harney street Saturday
evening, in order that the Monmouth Park
Methodist con trregu lion, whoae church suf
fered In the high wind a year ago. may
hav a turn at money making. The Metho
dists are to open in the restaurant Monday
rovriiin.
The Sltjoal of Distress.
Whites of eyet and akin yellow show
liver trouble and Jaundice. Dr. King's New
Lit Pills cur or no pay. Only 15c.
Aaaoaaceaaeats of the Theaters.
Th contest for tb prettiest baby In
Omaha will be held Wednesday afternoon
at th Boyd under th auspice of the
Ferris Btock company. Th rule of the
contest are so liberal ' that no on should
hesitate to enter a child. The prise will be
a 110 gold piece. Color condition or nation
ality ar not bar to entry. Th judges
will be selected from the audience, so that
It will be a fair and impartial contest
Sam'l Burn Is closing out gas fixtures
at coat
Hear Mm. Nordlca sing at th Ak-Sar-
Ben den Friday night
Maarer Open Satarday.
Saturday morning Ed Maurer will reopen
his restaurant for business. Don't forget
this. 1S0C Farnam St.
Hear Mm. Nordlca sing at th Ak-Sar-
Ben den Friday night
Hear DeResak sing The Palms Friday
night at th Ak-Sar-Ben den.
Nichols Broadfleld. printers. TL 1941.
Hen's Shirts 25c
On tale Friday and Saturday. Not more
than two to any one customer. Some hav
separate cuffs. Some are of white body
with embroidered bosoms; other run In
tan and gray shades. If In need of a pair
of pants don't forget that we hav also a
sal on pants. Pant worth as much a
$3.00 ar now $1.90; we hav better one at
th sal price of $3.50, $3.00 and $150. Our
assortment of men's suits Is most complete.
Prices, $5.00, $7.50, $10.00. $12.50, $15.00, $11.00
and $19.50. Men's stylish hats at 95c, $1.50
nd $2.00. Youngs' hats are $3.00; they
are the equal of th $5.00 grades. Linen
colars, 9c or S for J5c. Fancy men' hose
7Hc a pair. Men's underwear 19c and 25c;
extra good values at 45c. At the Guar
antee Clothing Co., 1619 and 1521 Douglas
street
P. 8. With every purchase In our boys
department we give away free a boys'
base ball cap. In our overall department
we give free with purchase a man' work
ing cap.
California
and Back
SUMMER
MRS. J. BENSON.
..HOSIERY
For Ladies and Children.
Special Bargains
In ladles' hose, a handsome lisle, high, spliced heel,
extra long, double sole, never sold for less than tic in
this sale $ pair for 75c
A fin quality of open work or lac hoa never sold for less than tSo in
this sale $ pairs for 75c I
Extra fine quality of all-over lace or lace boot hose prices 60c, 75c, $1.25.
Silk hose $1.25 and up.
Very beautiful quality of silk lac hose at $2 26.
Black hos. with fancy embrolde ry 2tc up to $2 15.
All staee In children's lac hose 25c
All slses in children's lac lisle ho Wo.
Children' seamless plain hose any slse 10a up.
"Frozen Pineappls Gists"
Is the latest delicacy with which our ex
pert soda dispenser is tickling the palates
or patrons oi our rouniain. we propose
to be headquarters for all the latest hits
In fancy sodas, and. Indeed, already our
corner la known as OMAHA'S SODA COR
N10R. Prices which we are m&kln on
PRKSCRI PTIGNB, PATENT MEDICINES,
DKI GS AND RUBBER GOODS are also
tickling the pocketbooks of drug buyers.
Here are a few sample prices:
$1.00 Peruna all you want Slo
II 00 pierce s Prescription , 6lo
$1.00 Pierre's Medical Discovery Wo
35c genuine Castoria 24c
75c Moeller's Cod Liver Oil 64o
II HO Falne's Celery Compound 74c
11.00 Celerv Nervine W
$2 genuine Cheaters Pennyroyal Pills. $1 ou
1-pound bottle tucampnoi lasteur
50c Texas Catarrh Cure one cures....
25c Hires Root Beer
$1 Trainer's Kidney Cure guaranteed
$1 Parliian Hair Tonic guaranteed....
75c
4"IC
lie
Tic
7ac
CUT PR ice
DRUO STOftB
Two Faoaos TT aaa TT,
W. Cora lota Caleago Ita,
SCIIAEFER'S
OP OMAHA,
H. K Onwr rMm n4 nth Smu.
MIS MSU.I toOO.MlO urslw !! 41U0.00S.
VNITKD STAT US nflfOMTORY.
t-mtk KuMi. SfMlSrsI B Wurf. nn smM.M I
lkr IMk. n.k T T Bm mt ckwr I
SGSinOLLER
MUELLER
1313 Farnam St.
EXCEPTIONAL
PIANO
DEMANDS
TEST the promptness and relia
bility of a piano house Our
ability to meet all require
ments is positive proof of our lead
ership among' piano houtea of the
west We tell standard now pianot
and many used plaoos repaired in
our factory cheaper than you can
get them elsewhere We have
BARGAINS
EACH WEEK
NOW It's square pianot taken
in exchange for uprighti put
m guuu uuuuiuuu iu uur una
factory made equal to uprights
coating up to three times as much
and selling' at
$12, $13, $22, $38,
etc., (or cheaper gradea and
$09, $67 to $113.
roIneStenTBnons!"
Payments, $2.50 to $4.00.
UPRIGHTS.
rOOO Needham new $30O
$500 Needham beauty
Ivers & Pond a snap
Knabe a rare chance.
$450 Steger nearly new
$300 Stetson fine
$400 French large ....
$450 Emerson a prize
$300 Washburn only
$375 Steger parlor alee
a i
250
285
146
128
3IO
163
263
Pianola recitals 8 to 4 p. m.,
Fridays, Free tickets at office.
TUG ItEt.tAni.r. TORK.
Table No. 1 all the remnants of wool dres goods from our high
rude dress goods department, in lengths from three to six yams,
at less than half price, consisting of Scotch tweeds, ilhellnes, cheviots,
brocaded lirlllUntliHs. ot.imtm-.-. unil vo.les at, per yard
Mill ends, lawns, batistes, printed piques, madias, plsln sephyr ,
ginghams, corded black bntiftes
mercerised spun glass linings and Mack sateens
worth up to Sue only
French printed cambrics, Scotch ginghams
yard wide black sateens
worth 15c only '.
Chambray glnghnms Frsnch figured lawns
and striped sateens
worth 12Wc only
Scotch figured and striped liwns all the newest
colorings strictly fast colors
worth 10c only
Full yard wld, soft finished-
bleached muslin
worth 64c only
18-Inch glass linen finish crash-
worth 7c only .....1...
lneTunlngndReiparingJ
. TELEPHONES I
Omaha, 1628. Co. Bin its, S6S.
- IOWA BRANCH!
a BOA Broadway, Coaacll Bluffs.
"It '8 all in that
tcoiidirful burner. "
MICHIGAN
OOOGi
V
llli
' Friday is Remnant
k.S
Day in iho Groat
mviiimhiiw t a w a
49c
10c
7io
Clef
25c?
4le
35c Table Linen at 57c
5710
10c
This cloth Is made from the finest selected flax yarn, absolutely
pure In nnlsh, free from all chemical warranted
all pure linen to Introduce at, per urd
15c white Swiss draperies
as-lnch wide all the new patterns
at per yard i.
SSo quality, 40-Inch wide India linens, organdies, dot twls. mercerized
stripes ana lawns in long mm enus
at per yard
Remnants extra heavy, 80-Inch wide canton
nannei at per yarn
Remnants of 25o Imported cheviot shirting
at per yard
12tte Lonsdale cambric, 36 Inches wlda In long mill ends
at yard ....
Friday Horning Silk Sale
Commencing promptly at 8 o'clock 800 pieces of high class plain and fancy sllk-
weu mocades and satin OiintasK, oeauurui louiaros, dibck Tig urea
taffetas, many extremely fine crepes and other soft silks all
In one lot worth 75c and $1.00 on sale
WE ARB HOLDING A BIQ 8ALI ON BLACK 6ILKB.
BLACK WASH SILKS
86 Inches wide for .....
BLACK TAFFETA SILKS '
3o Inches wide for ..... ..... .....
BLACK PEAU DE SOIE SILKS
36 Inches wide for
25 pieces of nobby BLACK GRENADINES all doubl with newest
styles some sola lor il.!, K.w anu k w-
on Friday at
10c
5c
10c
5 7-8c
25c
a
49c
98c
1.48
98c
"THE MAIN CHAHCE"
THE LATEST BOOK BT MEREDITH NICHOLSON, A STRICTLY OMAHA
NOVEL, BT A MEMBER OF ONE OF THE MOST NOTED FAMILIES ILLUS
TRATED BY FISHER.
ON SPECIAL SALE FRIDAY.
Jl
mm
mm
BUY THE BEST.
W sell the NETW HOME. WHITE. DOME8TIC. STANDARD. HOUSEHOLD.
and other makes of Sewing Machines. The above is so well known that we need not
comment on tbelr superiority. Supplies for all machines. Repairing done and guar-
P E. FLODMAN & CO.
TELEPHONE I5T4. 1514 CAPITOL AVENUE
A CCOUNTS may be opened at any time
Kx si Htrtci rtf 11.(1(1 nt mntf
wwrw xr.sww '
g-ITV C A VIM3C DJllVL Brown BIk., 16th & Doug!a
Will. OAT IHUO UrAllI. Established 1S84.
Not In 23 years the time we hav been In
the stove business In Omaha hav we sold
a gasoline stove that people speak so
highly of a they do of th Michigan. Th
Michigan Is not an old hat-been, on th
market 20 year and patched up and called
Improved, but It Is new from th ground
up. Wa have a testimonial from every
one of the 2,000 we have sold In Omaha the
last six years. Mrs. Otto, 491$ N. 40th,
says: "I have used four different kind of
gasoline stoves, every on had th reputa
tion of being first-class, but none were a
comparison to tha Michigan. Th Michi
gan burner Is tha most delightful thing to
cook on I ever taw." W ell them at
$2.00 and $3.00 per month.
The StoetzclStovcCo
714 South I6;b St.
ONLY $45.00
CALIFORNIA AND RETURN
$45.00 is the rate for a first-class round-trip
- ticket, Omaha to Los Angeles or San Francisco,
May 12th to 18th, inclusive. Keturn limit, July
15th. For $11.00 more $56.00 in all you can re
turn via Portland, Ore.
Remember the dates, the rate and the fact
that the Rock Island has two lines to California
via El Paso and Colorado.
.
For further information call at or address,
CITY TICKET OFFICE,
1323 FARHAL1 ST., Omaha, Neb.
C.A. RUTHERFORD, D. P. A.
p. S. That $25.00 rate to Pacific coast points
is still in effect.
Y
Only $50 round trip Chicago
to Lot Angeles and 'Frisco.
Equally low rates from East
generally.
On sale May t and May 12 to 13.
8peclal train service for
Presbyterian Oeneral Assembly,
via Grand Canyon of Arizona.
Open to everybody.
Only line to California with
Harvey meal service best in the world,
"Santa F all th way."
Folders about It for the asking.
E. U Palmer, P. A.,
40 Equitable Illdg..
Det Moines. Ia.
Santa
r&sX Pi" A- right thing j
"sasaasaassssajjsssfs j
Equipment
Our harness Is reliable. It la mad
In our owe shop and w guarantee oar
harness to he Just ss represented.
We are offering a drst-claas long-tug
coach harness
Special Prlc $90,
It is a neat, ttrong harness and
we know jou won't find its equal
la value anywhere elte,
Currycomb. Brushes, Cards, Ousters.
Alfred Cornish
1210Farnamst
I Ilia a9TTE' ?EEiF 'If y
BEER
rtno M fnnlr eMs rllueerJon-
.'je-i minfl rrom near idhuk wain blwiuicij uu
pure aame price aa others but better beer.
IXUveraa to aor part at Owaba, OssmII BleCs ar Saata Oiaaha,
Iner a eaae from the Jb. 1 1 ttX PCWIINU
OMAI1A Jmfpttonm 141 aotmi OMAN Teleptie
or LEE M1CHELU wholesale doater. couwew. th,i...
m
fiUOUl.8.
Lake Forest .Ws
,i,.r,rl I If or wt Aiadvinr
Thwauih iBMmiiM tu All bfaacaca. tutus lor col
of noivrlty. fe:)ulmDt cisptt. fH'Mcal
trMlnlfis- .n.t.1. Bla aroui.4 . BltUftlluB toMllhlul and
Ilia ai,4 1 hm Ur. aautai ol M'rra luaivin
si alunllon rwlo. oa ll.clo Aiirmm
Jwph ('unit llwu, U4 Mum. ttaa U. La
Let us dry-clean your
Jacket, suit or overcoat, and
paik It In oue of our moth
proof boxet. for you to Jay
away for the summer. You
will find It fresh and new
looking ueit fall.
Jet our prices.
THE PAHTOMUM
4t7 Ho. 15tb Bt Tel. W3
We sell desks not to dealers but to you at
prices dealers themselves pay. We sell ten
times more desks than any other western
dealer.
All th advantage to yon hi variety style
economy. A better desk for lea money
than anywhere else.
Ofld tvppiea and stationery retailed at uAoletale price.
Imytkmt ms fcv Ott smca.
Farnam Or lOttiSt..
Telephone H46 Urnaha
teat fw catalef s.
OMAHA PRINTING CO
Mai wetrt fSea.
FREE TO ALL--Until Hay 20
Our fre clllnle prices extended until May 10.
W want every man, woman and child to bare tbelr
teeth examined by the profeasor of this college. No
iudt-nt to practice on you, but old, experienced, relia
ble, aeurate. exDert dentlata. Specialists in each de
partment, work guaranteed iu year.
V ar here to stay. Incorporated
under stat laws.
fc'ull Set of Teeth from ....3.nO
Cold fro was from S3.K5
ASS
Alamalam Plat from
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Teeth Extracted Free.
rtlllDii front 8 S.
Work doae fre. Small
charg lor asatertal. ' J
h Union College of Painless Dentistry S
BKias, Opea dally till t p. m. Saaday I It i 1
DM
Save Money
No one en lose money bv patronlxlng our ttor.
There ia economy In evtry Trunk. Traveling Kas.
Hand Bag or Bull Caae which we ofTr. The quality I
ttwrtu 1 the ftyle. toj. They col you bit little
more than P'or( one.
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