10
TTIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: Fill DAT", .TVIjY 17 1003.
LOWER PRICES FOR FEEDERS
Cattlemen Talk of Pr peoti for the Range
Cattle.
RUN WILL SOON START AND MAY BE HEAVY
Coadttloa t acertaln, b Best Pouted
Man Are Satisfied that Fancy
Prices of Last Year Will
Hot Prevail.
Cattle from the western ranges will soon
be moving- eastward bjt the trainload, and
the question uppermost In the minds of
iose Interested IS, What prices will they
bringT Predicting- the future of the live
stock market, the same as of all other
market,-Is an uncertain business, but at
the same time everyone who has Investi
gated the situation Is certain that the fancy
priors' that weie In force a year ago will
rot be repeated. There may, of course, be
times when stock cattle may sell high, but,
as or) cattleman expressed It. If that Is the
case. It will be caused by cither those who
did not feed last year or by those who never
profit by experience, '.
It will be remembered that last fall there
was an enormous nemana lor it
on account of the high prices that had been
ruling on beef steers and also because of
the large amount of soft corn. Farmers fig
ured that they must have, stock at any
price to eat their soft corn and as a result
alues went soaring, fltockers and feeders
sold at Houth Omaha all the way from M to
$fi, with fancy cattle selling as high as
15 60. The bulk of those cattle when fat
tened sold for no more per hundred pounds
than was paid for them as feeders and a
great many sold for much less. That, of
course, entailed a big loss upon the cattle
man In the corn belt, or, In other words,
they contributed the big end of their corn
crop to the western ranchmen.
Prices Ml Prospects.
At the present time the bulk of the well
fattened cattle are selling at South Omaha
from $4.60 to 14.85. with an occasional sale
at a little above 15. As there Is Uttle pros
pect of any material advance In these
prices, It Is figured that western stock cat
tle will sell largely around $3.60, or from $3
to $3.75. If feed Is scarce this fall prices
may be still lower than that, and If. on
the other hand, western ranchmen hold
back their cattle and feed Is plentiful In
the corn belt, prices may go higher. With
normal conditions, however, those best
posted think that 13.60 will be a good price
this fall for stockers and feeders.
In regard to the number of cattle to
come from the west there is considerable
difference of opinion. That Is undoubtedly
due to the fact that while the winter was
extremely severe in some sections of the
west, It was unusually mild' In others.
For example, the winter around Belle
fourche. 8. D., was reported very mild,
with little or no loss to stock. At Bone
steel, 8. D., however, which is only a com
paratively short distance away, the re
verse was true. There seems to have been
a section of country about 150 miles wide,
starting from Bonesteel and going In an
arc of a circle, taking in the northern and
western corners of Nebraska and part of
eastern Colorado, where the snow was
deep and the temperature low. In that
district the loss of stock was heavy. In
Montana; Wyoming and Idaho the loss was
also heavy In spots and in others it was
unusually light. The greatest loss, how
ever, came from the cold, backward spring,
which severely injured the calf crop and
carried off many animals that had gone
through the winter In a weakened condi
tion. :
Raa May Be I.ate.
' The late spring will also have a tendency
to make ranchmen market their cattle later
In the season than usual.
Not many cattle from the range country
are sxpecUd before the middle of August,
although they will begin to arrive quite
freely by the first of the month. A good
run of beef cattle Is expected lator on, and
she stuff will also be plentiful. If there
Is any decrease In receipts as compared
with last year It will probably come In the
stocker and feeder division. The lower
prices go the greater will be the deficiency,
as a rreat many ranchmen will prefer to
sell off their she stock and hold their young
steers until another year and take chances
on their bringing better money as beef.
Cattlemen In - the corn belt say that It
will be no injustice to the western ranch
men to make him sell his stock cattle at
prices ranging from 13 to $3.75, as there Is
plenty, of profit In the business at those
figures. If the farmer and feeder can buy
the cattle at those prices he can fatten
them, bring them back and sell them to
the paokars at prices ranging from $4 to $5
and get a fair price for his corn crop.
TO STEAL AN ICE CHEST
What ' Police Judge Bcrka Regards
aa Serious Thing; in This
Weather.
"It Is a serious thing to steal an Ice chest
In this weather," said Judge Berka yester
day morning to Ed Button, who had pleaded
guilty to the charge. "Perhaps you thought
that the article being seasonable could be
disposed of for a good sum, though It Is
only valued at $3 by its rightful owner.
will sentence you to twenty-five days in
Jail."
Button, who looked tired, said nothing and
appeared quite contented. The chest be
longed to WI-'Ham Dawson.
K sport Shipments of Plonr.
There has been a decided Increase In ex
.port shipments of flour from Omaha and
rteurasaa points within the lust twi
months. The greater Dortlon of the nnr
tatlon has been sent by way of the Atlantic
eaDnara in connection with the lake traf
ni eitnougn some nas sought an outlet a
i wrirant ana univeston. The Increase
in nonr exportation at mis time or the year
Is not usually as great as It has been locally
and so good reason can be assigned to It
umess it r.e simply a growing trade. The
gresier portion or tne nour is sold In Eng
By the
leather or which
It's made: Judge the
laather by the label
(shown below Host Idsntl.
Bee It as Welfl-s Ideal
Leather. The leather that
Beeps ins reetcool lnsumiut
warm Id winter. Makes beavv
Shoes soft, luiht shoes strong
Slake Id kid. calf, (oat, colt or
sow hide. Write for booklet
How to Buy Shoes."
WOLFF PROCESS LEATHER CO,
slUdslshia.
Itnli SbCt IS Mai orl
U irATMfl
TUB BEJSBTT COMPART.
Ifeade.narters tor Groceries Pre Cap
4 naaeer with Kvery lb. Tea.
rotted meats assorted can Sc.
Corn starch, 1 lb. pkg. 4c.
Salmon, 1 lb. can 10c.
Jam, 1 lb. jars 9c.
Pickles, ass't bottle, c.
Olives, bottle, 9c.
Baked beans, 3 lb can 10c.
Bennetts capltol creamery, pound brick 24c.
Country butter, lb., 16c.
Candy special, butter scotch Be pkg., 2Vic.
SMOKE SPECIAL LILLIAN RUSSELL,
CIOABS 10 for Zc.
ENLISTMENTS FOR THE ARMY
Many Applicants, bat Only a Few of
Them Meet the Physical
Requirements.
Recruiting for the United States army Is
progressing In Omaha. BIx recruits have
been enlisted, sworn In and passed the re
quisite physical examination thia month, and
have been sent to the training depots. The
enlistments are very largely re-enllstments
of old regulars who still have a yearning
for the service. All enlistments of colored
men have to be referred to the head
quarters of the army for final approval.
The enlistments for the white regiments
are definitely passed upon at the recruiting
depot here.
There are a great many applications for
enlistments, but a very large percentage
of the applicants fall in the physical re
quirements. A day or two ago an applicant
measuring six feet, four Inches, stated that
he would like to serve Uncle Bam in the
army, but while his stature was admirable,
he was deficient in proportionate weight,
being only 150 pounds. Under an Inflexible
rule the weight of six footers must be not
less than 169 pounds. Men measuring from
64 to 67 inches In height must weigh two
pounds to the Inch. From 68 Inches up they
must not only weigh the two pounds to the
Inch, but five pounds additional. The tall
men are usually assigned to the Infantry
and coast artillery branches of the service.
The most desirable class of recults are
received from the farming districts.' They
comply more readily with the physical
requirements. There are but few enlist
ment now, because of the harvest season
being on. More rapid enlistments are looked
for in the fall.
YOt'R HAT
May Be
Stylish One, bat tt Makes
Trouble.
A man usually buys a hat that's "In
style," but the modern hat for men has
lots to answer for.
Baldheads are growing more numerous
every day. Hats make excellent breeding
places for the parasitic germs which sap
the life from the roots of the hair.
When your hair begins to fall out and
your scalp is full of dandruff it is a sure
sign that these countless germs are busily
t work.
There is but one way to overcome the
trouble and kill the germs that way is to
apply Newbro's Herpicide to the scalp it
will kill the germs and healthy hair Is sure
to result.
Bold by leading druggists. Bend 10c In
tamps for sample to The Herpicide Co..
Detroit, Mich. Sherman & McConnell Drug
Co., special agents.
Round Trip Rates Via Cnlon Pacific
To many points in the states of Colorado.
uian. caitrornla. Montana, Oregon and
Washington from Missouri River Ter
mlnals.
$17.60 to Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo daily to Sept. 80.
$30.50 to Ogden and Bait Lake City dally
to sept. SO. ,
$44.60 to Spokane Aug. 4 and 1$. Beet. 1
ana ie.
$52.00 to Portland. Tacoma and Seattle
Aug. 4 and IS, Sept. 1 and IS.
$46.00 to San Francisco and Los Ansel
Aug. 1 to 14 Inclusive.
146.00 to Portland, Tacoma and Seattle
Aug. 1 to 14 inclusive. ' .
$60.00 to Ban Francisco and Los Angeles
Oct. -11 to 17 Inclusive. City Ticket Office,
f ani am 8t. 'Phone S16.
Chautauqua Lake, H. Y- and Re
turn, S14.00,
rrom Chicago via Erie Railroad. Jury
24th. Return limit thirty days. Trains
leave Chicago 10:30 a. m.. 8:16 p. m.' and
10:00 p. m., for Akron, Toungstown, Chau
tauqua Lake, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Al
bany, Boston and New York.
Write H. L. Purdy. Traveling Passenger
Agent, Chicago, ill., or D. M. Bowman.
General Western Passenger Agent. Erie
Railroad, Chicago, for information and
illustrated Chautauqua Folders.
Quiet Summer Resorts Along; the Lake
Shore A Michigan Southern Rw
Is the title of a pamphlet that may aid you
in deciding the perplexing Question of
'where to go" for your vacation. Copy may
be naa oy aaareesing M. s. ones, T. P.
Chicago, or C. F. Daly, chief A. O. P. A
Chics go.
, Dividend to Depositors.
Holders of claims against Nebraska Sav
ings and Exchange Bank should imme
diately present their certificates for pay
ment or nnal dividend of 7U per cent of
balance. William K. Potter. Receiver, No.
30J Brown Block.
Or. I.ouls and Return, glS.SO.
Missouri Pacific R. R. On sale July U
10. 30. City offices 8. E. Cor. X4th and
Douglas.
Notice.
Bids wanted for the erection of the
booths, fences, platforms, etc., to be used
during the Oriental Carnival of the Knights
of Ak-Sar-ben at Omaha commencing
Oct. t 1903. Apply Purchasing Aw-,
Armour' Co.,
Houth Omaha,
T13.BO
St Louis and return
via
The Wabash Railroad. Sold
July 18, 19 and 20.
Wabash city office. .
1801 Farnam 8t.
Rock Island Changes the Tint.
The Rocky Mountain Limited leaves
" 780 m- for Coorado, instead
or 6:50 a. m. And eastbound at S:C6 a. m
Instead of :00 a. m.. commencing July Jth!
Notes from Arsay Headquarters.
,Me' ''rk Gx"y of the adjutant
... r. . . . . . . "...
ren
ts is
11 . ' v,"'g at Cheyenne.
Pclea to returu the last of this week
Captain James Cnnby, formerly
Pay
LJeu'na General N. A. Miles w. ot
rori Klley edneJy. and yeHtt-rday was
on a lour to the military posts of this de
partment, it Is not known at department
headquarters whether General Allies will
-uy ana r ort CroOk. No word
of a contemplated visit has yet been re
ceived, but still it is not certain that he
will not come.
Major Stanhope E. Blunt, ordnance de
partment, at Washington, has been or
dered to C'hlckaniauga Park Ga., Fort
klley. Kan.. Kort bill. 1. T.. Kort Ixinl.
1tah. and Fort Russell. Wyo.. In the order
named, on offlcial business pertaining to the
lUapectinn of fleld artillery material Slid
die worn or mechanics tuareon.
Red Hot from the I
' Wr the ball that caused horrible ulcers
i on U. B. Bleadraan, Newark. Mich. Buck
i s Arnica Salve soon cured him. lie.
master 111 fhA 1 liria -. ... ' ,
been transferred to the Department of the
ftn -,fnV"H1i8n,e,1 t0 du,r t Boston. Mas.
Cnptaln Canby is now on leave In the east.
siie by Kuhn t Co.
Oreat
Sale of
Men's
Shirts
o
THE FINEST REIANiUTS FROM THE
CHALLENGE CLEARING SALE
The tremendous sales of fine goods during the past week In the Clearing
Sale has left a huge array of remnants, which we will dispose of at amazing
bargnins.
A great variety of Sicilians, Fancies and brHllar.tinea,
fine Imported goods,, remnants from tbe clearing sale
at-a piece
FOREIGN DRESS GOODS AT 17c PIECE-
Elesmnt Silk Eoliennps, Bilk Voiles, F.tnmlnes and Fnncy -4 f
Dress, Ooods enough alike for waists, little dresses anil J
Call IB fUCll ..
riousseline de Sole
odds and ends,
Mulls, Silk Mousso
line, etc., g
7d
Dsnlsh Cloth-
Dress
Goods
Dept.
yard..
Clearing Sale of
Remnants of Hlj?riest Clmcle Silks Two to
lengths, of pretty Foulnrds, Shirt Waist Silk. Fancy Pilk
WniHtings, Colored Tan eta a, etc. all go for quick selling
at a yard
50c and C9o All Bilk Cords-beautiful pattern
yara
Twenty-seven-inch white and black Summer Silks
at
EMBROIDERIES
Remnants
sertiugs
hm-crnin so nam at n. vnrrl
IslFJP I APPQ Remnants of all kinds of fine Laces, In Bands, Gal
riiiln LflUInd loons and Inserting, in neat and dainty patterns
also the handsome Wide Embroideries so much tfrmZf.'ir 1
In demand this summer special today at 'UL JV- J2fl2V
Clearing Sale of Remnants in the Basement
Mill Ends, Silk floussellne, 511k null,
tie dresses and waists, all styles
Standard Prints In
short remnants, go
a yard
Blnclc Lawns In lace stripes,
etc., worth up to 20c yard,
at a yard-.
2lc
3Jc
Unbleached Muslin Good
quality, long remnants, as
long as they last at, yd....
2ic
Scotch and Chambray Ginghams
In plain and corded Ql
weaves, worth easily lBo Cj2w
a yard, at yard
White Goods Lawns, India
llnons, dimities, etc., worth
up to 2So yd., go at yd ,
10c
Ladles' 75c Sailor Hats 10c
2S dozen Sailor Hats that have been
aiigmly soiled on. our sale tables
regular 75 cent 4 g
value at 1 I C
BA83Mli5NT ... w
p. yi. QtnnbtU $c pen
rnrr,lLlli.i.i-T.. wsw.nip.s. .m,mmmmmmwmwwmm
THE BEST DENTISTRY,;,
Is what we give our patients. 10 years successful experience enables us to do
this. Take no chances on your teeth,
BAILEY, Tho Dentist,
Lady Attendant. ' Telephone 1085. 3rd Floor Paxton Block.
r ..
Smoke Omatlia Pin est ' fX
So Clffar-tlM) Q '
I I I I I V ""d Ml Favorita 15 tizes.
It 4 111 S. -Rodrlgues Charles
It J J the Grei.t-12 sizes.
1 J I ' " JEnuello lopes Lord Temple 10 sixes. '
W..F. Stoecker Cigar Company J'
(f
Salt
130.50.
1U
"5
JtiCd
Special W uaio
slon Jely ,
Via Lake Shore It Michigan Southern rail
way; $14 00 for the round trip from Chicago.
Return limit SO days. A nanasome lihuuu
aua book, with any Information desu-ed.
may be had by aaaressing . a. o,
P. A.. Chicago, or C. F. Daly. clUef A- G. P.
A... Chicago.
S13BO
Bt Louis and return
via
The Wabash Railroad.
July IS, 1 and 20.
Wabash city offlce.
. Idol Farnam Bt.
Bold
' por Bale Due M! oo one of the beet New
yorfc City hotels at a good Cacoual. Ad
t--C .- - - ,- ....... ,,
Men's and
Boys'
50c & 75c
Mraw
Hats at
12c
75c and 50c Dress
Liners, Crash, Eta
mines or tub linens,
per
25c
yard
Silk Remnants
fifteon-vard
35c
25c
.37ic
of Embroideries, Galloons, and In.
all widths on Jc'cOC
IV w li
etc., plenty alike, for lit- -f
and colors, at a piece.
36-ln. Bleached Muslin
Would be cheap at 6c yd.,
at a yard
3lc
Short Remnants of Mercerised
erlsed
5c
dainty
r rvlnln
WaJstlna-s Plain white,
black and white, etc., -worth
up to ouo yd., at yd..
Fine Lawns Black and white, dainty
floral designs, etc., worth i
up to 20c yard. C
at yard -" sw
fl Mercerised IValatlna-e In plain
wnite ana omen ana wnne-'
25c
vesting and damusK pat
terns, at yard ,
Mercerised Sateen 600 yards In
rds In
5c
plain black and colors,
worth up to 26c yard,
at yard
73c Bunches of Flowers at 5c
1,000 bunches of flowers, some
slightly soiled, most of them in
perfect condition
a bunch
So
Jf. 'JL Qxnnbtl & pan
Baltimore and back, ?32.25,
July 17 and 18.
Denver, Colorado Springs
and Pueblo and back, f 17.50.
Lake City and Back,
Portland, Ore., Seattle rand
Tacoma, Wash., and back, $45,
August 1 to 14.
Los Angeles or San Fran
cisco and back, $45, Aug. 1 to 14
Ilot Springs, S. D., and back,
fl6.40.
The above are some of the Burlington's
cheap excursion rates this year. If you
are going anywhere you had better write
or sea me, us I can probably offer sugges
tions that will save you money.
J. B. REYNOLDS.
City Pass. Agt-.
1502 FARNAM STREET,
OMAHA.
Opened With a Rush.
The sale of the Levlre stock opened with
a rush. People In this part oi ine country
know genuine bargains when they get
them and are not at all slow In taking
advantage of a rare chance like this to get
good men's wearing apparel 'way down
cheap. We owe the publlo an apology, al
though through no fault of ours the rullroud
company mlxplaced part of the shipment.
For this reason we could not place all thrt
goods on sale when the salo started, but
at the present writing the misplaced goods
have been received and are now beiin
pUced on sule with the retst. If in need of
any goods you will do yourself a gieit
Injustice If you do not lok over this steak,
as the prices we kre quoting are way below
the coat of production. Uuaraulre Clothing
Co., UtUhU Uuiu ML
r
SGI1L10LLER
UELLER.
1313 FARNAM STREET.
Great
CLEARING SALE
of
t
Goes on With Unabated
Vigor.
Msrvelons success hss attended
the first half of our annual' July
riano Clearing Bale. Nearly twice
' as ninny sold as usual. It's
Fairly Staggering
It's just a little the biggest and
best piano sale the good city of
Omaha has ever seen.
We Sacrifice Profits
You Reap the Harvest
These pianos were not made to
sell cheap they're not "chopped-out-wlth-an-nxe
affairs" but in
clude the most desirable styles of
the most celebrated standard makes
and the prices they are
Simply Amazing
Read Them
$200 IManos for., $120
$300 Pianos for $180
$330 Pianos for $210
$400 Pianos for $240
$450 Pianos for. $270
$500 Pianos for $300
On Terms of Nothing
Down and $5 a Month
THREE DIG STORES
Omaha
Lincoln Council Bluffs
SOME WHOLESALE
DRUG PRICES
WRITE FOR OUR CATALOCL
COo Perfect o Tablets for 40o
MHj Palmo Tablets far .40o
fl De Miracle Hair Remover ....SO
i.Oc Mennen'a Talcum Powder for.. lie
1 Dakcr'i Barley Malt Whisker
rarest and best, we sell ....... .TBo
fl McKIree's Wine Cardnt for . ...T4o
ffo Kilmer's Swamp-Root for.... 80a
fiOo Immk Green Violet Water for..2Be
il I.lsterlne (Lambert's) for ....T4e
SI Kilmer's Swamp-Root for......TOo
BOo Real's Dyspepsia Tablets for..40e
lOe King; Ply Killer (wire) for.... Bo
a Sheets Sticky Fly Paper for Re
fl 8 tn art's Dyspepsia Tablets for. .TOO
SI Newbro's Herpicide for ....... .TOo
SOe Syrap of Piss, aenolne, for. . . .3fto
Small Garfleld Tea for , ...lOo
SI Hostetter'a Bitters, wo sell.... TOo
Small Syrop Pepsin ...... lOo
2Bfl Brandreth's Pills for lto
(VOe Anti-Germ Disinfectant for.. iOo
BOo William's Pink Pills for .... 89o
2B Oransrelne, we sell . .. , ....... . le
a eakes Witch Hasel Soap (small) Bo
2Be Perry Davis Pain Killer ltte
fl Maoaone for ..SOo
IHte I.lqnosone for 40o
Big bottle Witch Hasel for SAe
fl Pens for Sc
1 Chichester's Pills Tee
Vinol, tho greet reconstructive for fl
fS.IVO Marvel Whirling; Spray Syringe
for f4. IS
Sherman & UcConncll
DRUG CO.,
Cor. 16th and Dodge, Omaha, Neb.
Uhe Best of
Everything
The Only Double
Track Railway
to Chicago
THE Omaha train
pae excellence Is No. a
solid train made up In
Omaha dally ON TIME at
6:60 p. m., arriving at Chi
cago 7:16 next morning.
Library-buffet car, barber,
new standard sleepers, chair
cars EVERYTHING.
:ity orrics
1401-1403 FARNAM ST.
OMAHA
TEL. 634-081
AMOS
till
THE ItKI.IABI.K STOHK.
DOMESTIC ROOM REDs4y
About two carloads of remnants will b e
out st the smallest fraction of their cost.
Muslins, Prints, Ulnghams everything must
Hero Aro a Few of tho Prico3
c REMNANTS COLORED WASH OOOD8
liVac Thousands of remnants Mar-name
Ice Striped Organdies, Soft Finished
Fercales, Printed l'enanga. French Ha
tlste, hatln Htrlped ami Swiss MukIIiis
In pieces of from two, three to I4i.
ten yards each were 30c Friday... Is."u
2ftc REMNANTS COl.OKKD WASH
GOODS I)- Thousands of remnants
Bcotch and Irish lUmltlcs, French HutlHte,
lyinen Hatirte, Printed Piques. Hrotrh
Madrases. Fine Chambray Glnghnms,
Corded Hntlxte In plain black and bine,
yard wide Zenhvr Ulnnham in nlaln
lmiis ami oiues were z,c
now
. IU
WASH
15o REMNANTS COM1RED
GOODS Thntuands of
rem
nants Dress Ginghams, Seersucker Ging
hams, Swiss Figured Organdies, Irish
Printed Hatlsle, Chambray Clr
Glnghamfi-were 15c now fi
12fto REMNANTS COLORED WASH
jyua oc i nousanos or remnants insn
Dimities, Scotch Lawns, French Batiste,
yard wide Percales and Seersucker P.,
Ginghams were UVfce now 3'-'
Thousands of remnants of 7c full standard
prints, light and medium dark Ql.
colors JSv
He LONSDALE CAMBRIC 57ic-Soft jHn-i
Greatest Pants
S.BO0 Trousers secured from Sternberg
very best known makers of strictly high
facturers cost. The people Know mat iiayaen s oo as vney Huvt-iiief, mi in i
we guarantee to bo from 40 to 60 per cent cheaper than we or any other house in
Omaha could have sold these Identical qualities for before this purchase. ,
We also have gone through our entire stocK or .ilt rants ana seieciea ui ins
odds and ends left from suits, and in order to dispose of them quickly we havo
marked them way below their regular value. They have been divided into two lots
and your choice is absolutely unrestricted.
AH the Odd Bult Pants rrom to suns on saio at i.3u.
All the Odd Suit Panta from $15.00 to 18.0O suits go on sale at $2.50.
lKn t miss this opportunity. Greatest Pants sale on record.
Great Price Concessions in Boys1 and Children's Clothing
Our great semi-annual clearing sale Is a record every day for tremendous bar-
rains. All our Summer Suits must be
prices.
Any style you want, cvunor dwubv, onuur nuuw " v.. . .........
plain, light, medium and dark colors, regular $2.60 to $6.00 values our great clearlnf
sale, $3.60, $2.60, $1.75 and $1.25. , .
Children's Washable Sailor Blouse Suits, regular $L25 to $2.60 values our clearing
sales prices, 75c4 60c and 25o. ,.,,
washable Knee I'ants, regular zoo vai
July Laces and
Friday morning we place on salt the
Omaha. The enUre clearing stock ot" odd
In the world. All in 6 and S-yard pUcea.
yard and will be sold lr FIVE LOTS.
T.ot 1 1Ko EMBROIDERIES 7Hc PER
TARD This 7Vo lot contains Embroideries
from 4 Inches to 7 Inches wide also a nice
assortment of Insertlngs and Beadings.
Lot 2 25c EMBROIDERIES 10c PER
TARD This lot at 10c Is a most popular
width for underwear and contains an ele
gant sstortment of very choice Insertlngs
the price 10c per yard.
Lot $ 86o EMBROIDERIES 120 PER
Special Silk
7Bo yard wide Black Wash Silk foryard
rl.60 yard wide Black Rustle Taffeta for
1 ni.tn nA Am hmlll nrll PnnBM flllkS
tiTT ra vrt hiibt WAIST HITITS A null
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SILK REMNANTS Over 2.0U0 remnants of fine Silks that will be placed on. sale
Friday. - This Is a most extraordinary bargain and consists of fd kinds and
colors of Silk, in lengths from 1 to 6 yards worth (c, 75o and 11.00 on sals
Friday at yard
Pianos Pianos Pianos Pianos
SOLD ON EASY PHYUENTS IF DESIRED
This week we offer soma wonderful value In Pianos and Organs both new and
slightly used instruments. The prices at which we offer you these Instruments
are fully one-third and In meet case, one- half less than you will have to pay else
where for the same make of Instruments. . ..
We guarantee every Piano and Organ sold by us to give lasting satisfaction or
money refunded. Nowhere will you find uch an assortment of standard makes as
we show you all sold on the easy payment plan. Among the many well known
makes that will be Included In this sale will be found the Chlckertng rischer, Con
over, Hraea, Cable, Price & Teeple, Jacob Doll, Franklin, Wellington, Kingsbury
and twenty-one other makes to select from. .....
Here are a rew or tne Bargains uu
One Upright oak case for
rn TTnrlKht walnut case for
One Upright mahogany case for .. . . . ........ . .
One Upright walnut case for ...
One Upright mahogany ease for '
One Upright walnut case for - v-
One Upright oak case for
Catalogues furnished out-of-town customers on application.
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For dinners for lunches for picnics for Inrsllds ffjtefc
for wires for mothers for daughters It's absolutely h:
IgrjS pure mildly stimulating health building. VpH
UsUrerse to say put et Omaha, CMacM BlnSs or Sestt Ossska,
DsUrsnS to anr put tt Omaha, Osascll BlnSs or Best
Grter a case from the Jb I I
or LEE MICHCLL, Wholesale Dealer, Council
las Street -
The Best is
the Cheapest
Acknowledged to be the easiest and
best painless extraction in the west.
Gold Crowns
Set of Teeth .
Fillings, from
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Brldse Work from
Teeth Kxtraeted ..
..KHKE
Incorporated under state laws. Work
guaranteed ten years.
Kemember, you have no students to
pactlce on you all old. expert den
tlstM to do your work here. Our re
cord has stood the test eight thou
sand patients In the last eighteen
months. We beat the sore-heud den-
tiuia and denial Been, imnunw
lory for the Union,
Established for
years,
Union Dental College,
1621 DOUQLA8 STREET.
Open dally till ft. Sundays to 1
MERCHANTS
MAT10MAL BANK. OF OMAHA.
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placed on sale Friday and will be eloa4
Wash oo!s, White Goods, Sheeting.
go. l'rices will be no object
Ished Ix)nsale Cambric yard
15c value long mill ends afc
iard
wide
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7'4C Mi'SLIN Jc 7HC quality One un
bleached yard wide Muslin slightly
soiled on the edge-FULL, Q3fi
PIECES at-yard W
10c ENGLISH LONG CLOTH vc lo uual
Ity English Long Cloth soft nnish from
6 to 2u-yard remnants at Rip
yard Uu
2Tc WHITE GOODS 10c One big square 40
inch India Llnons, I-awn Organdies,
Dot Swisses, Mercerized Mulls and Ieno
stripes long mill ends not a yard fV
worth less tlmn 25c at yard IUU
8"c SHEETS tc Linen Finish Bleached
Sheets size 21 yards wide by I yards
iong COo value 39
12V4C Ml'SLlN Ve Ask to see the NEW
WATER TWIST fine Bleached Muslin
value full pieces at Hr
yard :
10c TILLOW CASES 74C lOo qusllty
r'-aay-to-use t.ases sue iuow I sti
' at
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500 RffMNANTS OF TABLE LINEN
From 14 to S-yard lengths al half regu
lar prices.
Sale on Record
Bros, of New York, one of the largest and
grade Trousers, at much .less than manu
cleared away quickly at greatly reaucea
m..mIm. a,.i
uob, on mptx who m juvj.
Embroidery Sale
greatest lot of Embroideries ever seen In
lengths of the largest emDroiaery nouso
These goods are worth from 15o to $1.00 per
TARD These are elegant values and eztrs
wide.
Lot 4750 EMBROIDERIES 15o FEB
TARD This lot is a wonder for the price
are extra wide corset oover goods ana fully
IX.: -.h 65c U. 7c per yard.
Tf D This lot is the greatest lot of fine
Embroideries ever offered by us or any
other house In America. $L0O Etnbrold- '
cries for 19c yard.
Values Friday
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$116.00
, $126.00
$136.00
$160.00
$166.00
$175.00
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Bluffs. Tel. 80 or Huro F. BILZ. I J 24 Douf
Telephone 1542
Cantaloupe Sundao
is one of the many delicious specialties
with which Mr. Saunders, our expert soda
dispenser, is serving an Increasing throng
of appreciative patrons of our soda foun
tain; have you tried this popular dalloacyT
If not, you dou't know what you are
mining! Have you seen our new fojntaln,
new ilxturee, etc.? If not, you have not
seen the prettiest drug store In Omaha!
.ivlAHjCH POFL'LAK UOLA COKNKH.
The place where DKUQ STORE THING9
tun be bought cheaper than any other
lace In .NISHKAbka ok i ' J v a. or aim x
iTHEK STATK IN THE WEST.
If von live In Omaha, use your telephone.
or your neighbor s. and tell us your drug
wants ana iney win oe uruugm iu ytiur
door; If you live out of town, use the
malls; send us a list of your's and your
neighbor's drug wants, FOK PRICES ! If
our prices suit we will expect your orders.
They AKE SUITING! more people every
day. ...
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SGIIAEFER'S
CUT PRICE
DRUQ STORE
Two 'Fhones T4T and T9T.
10th and Chicago Streets. Omaha.
We Clean
China Silk,
Mull, organdie and alpaca dresses and
make them look juot like new. It
makes no difference how much lace
and other trimmings are on them, ws
will not Injure them In any way. All
work guaranteed in every respect.
Gouds called for and delivered. Ask
for a price list.
. the PAiiTomun rv
OMAHA
407 So 15th Bt.
Tel. 9C3
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dress E fc cars Omaha bee.
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