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TITE OMAITA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, tTULY 22, 1003.
TRIP OF COMMERCIAL CLUB
Etcond Trade. Excursion Will 8Urt Out
Next Tueiiaf Mom nj.
NORTHWESTERN IOWA 10 BE IN THE FIELD
Itinerary Shows Towns to Be Visited,
repelatloa and Time of Arrlral
and Departure of the
Special Tr'ola. '
The Commercial club excursion Into
northwestern Iowa, over the lines of the
Northwestern railroad, wUI leave the Union
station In this city at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday
morning, July 28, and during three days fol
lowing will cover BOO miles of rail, reach
Ins the furthermost point at Harlan, 135
miles from Omaha. While Creston, Red
ORk and Shenandoah, visited on the last
trip, were perhaps larger towns, the aver
age for the small towns on the coming trip
Is better than that In the southern portion
of the state. It Is a country particularly
tributary to Omaha, principally because Its
railway connections are such as to make
quick trips to this city possible. The ex
cursion train will carry a baggage car, day
coach, three Pullmans and a special car,
this being one more sleeper than was neces
sary for the last excursion. The Fort Crook
Military band will, as before, furnlah the
music and the regular souvenirs and adver
tising matter will be prepared. The Live
fltock exchange and packing houses of
South Omaha will use one car and there Is
every prospect for a large party from this
city. The book of the exctirslon will be
distributed Tuesday morning. The Itinerary
follows:
FIRST DAT JULY 28.
Population. Towns. Arrive. Ieave. Stops.
Iyeave Omaha
4"0 Mod ale S.10
400 Monrlamln :40
0OPlsgh. 10:16
20O preparation 1:.T0
200 Moorehead 10:46
-Soldier 11:10
400 ute 11:33
2W Bchleswlg 12:15
100 Klron 12:38
MO Wall Lake 1:20
1.440 Ode bolt 2:05
170 Arthur 2:50
J.OOO Ida Grove 3:15
60 Battle Creek 4:05
30
:'J8
9:55
10:11
10:40
:56
11:20
11:43
12:26
12:43
1:45
2:35
3:110
3:50
4:20
4:50
6:35
:05
6:25
0:18
0:16
0:0
0:10
0:10
0:10
0:10
0:10
0:06
0:2:
0:30
0:10
0:35
0:15
0:15
BOO Dan bu ry 4:36
1,100 Mapleton 6:05
SfiO Castana .. 5:50
160 Turin 6:15
2,000 Onawa 7:00
0:30
0:15
0:10
Supper and breakfast.
SECOND DAY-JULY 29.
Onawa
675-Whltlng
ftio Sloan
8:00
,. 8:15 8:30 0:16
.. 8:45 9:00 0:15
,. 9:15 :30 0:16
.. 9:45 10:06 0:20
,, 10:45 11:05 0:20
,. 11:25 11:45 0:20
.. 12:00 12:15 0:15
.. 12:26 1:80 1:0G
.. 1:45 1:55 0:10
,. 2:15 2:46 0:30
..3:05 3:26 0:20
.. 3:40 - 4:00 0:20
.. 4:15 4:35 0:20
.. 4:60 6:30 0:40
.. 6:50 6:10 0:30
.. :2t) 6:30 0:10
,.i 6:45 6:55 0:10
.. 7:20 9:00 1:40
.. 10:30
600 Sergeants Bluff
!Wv Plerson
6.V) Correotlonvllle
240 Cuhlng
400 Breda
1,900 Carroll
2,600 Harlan
THIRD DAT-JULY 80.
Harlan .... 9:00
210 Kirk man 9:15 9:26 0:10
oo Irwin 9:40 9:50 0:10
1,200 Manning 10:30 10:50 0:30
100 Halbur 11:06 11:15 0:10
8.900 Carroll 11:30 12:30 1:00
410 Arcadln 1:00 1:20 0:20
400 West Side 1:30 1:50 0:20
600 Vail 2:00 2:20 0:20
,W0 Denison 2:85 8:35 1:00
300 A r km 3:50 4:00 0:10
470 Dow City 4:06 4:20- 0:15
1,30 Dunlap 4:36 6:06 0:30
1.260 Woodbine 6:28 6:65 0:30
1.400 Logan 6:10 6:40 0:30
4,000 Missouri Val'.ey ... 6:65 8:30 1:35
Omaha 9:10
'Breakfast. Supper.
Lunches will be served on each train.
RAIDS , PRODUCE NO FINES
As 9s Complaints Are riled Against
the Women They Are DIs.
charged.
Several raids on alleged1 houses of Ill-fame
outside the burnt district Monday night by
: the police did not work out In police court
yesterday morning as well as did those of
last week. The difficulty was In the fact
that no complaints had been filed against
the women arrested for keeping disorderly
houses. For thla reason Judge Berka dis
charged Bertha Kline and Elsie Harris,
The cases of the Inmates, however, were
continued until Wednesday morning, when
It Is probable a light fine will be assessed
against each.
The raids made Monday night were on
JJoward street establishments. In the one
conducted by the Kline woman five other
women and four men were found. The
women gave their names as Ella Dixon,
Ella Madison, Bessie Hurst and Maggie
Saunders, and the men as Frank Burt,
Ben Miller, Frank McKlnney and George
Peters. The men were discharged. In the
Harris place were found Bill Anderson and
BJ. J. Van Hllle and Ella Wither and
Nellie Huston, besides the Harris woman.
The men were dismissed because the
charge of vagrancy could not be made to
tick against them.
Inasmuch as the keeping of a disorderly
house la a violation of the state law. the
prosecution rests with the county attor
ney's ofllce. Last week two women ar
rested on the charge were held to the dis
trict court under bonds of $200. The raids
are part of the plan of the police to stop
the social evil outside of the proscribed
district, but apparently the wires were ndt
properly laid yesterday morning to execute
the entire program.
AX UDITOK
reaad That It Pays to Take Bis
Wife's Advice.
Mr. A. U. Grouby, editor of the Abbe
ville. Ala., News, has the following kind
words for Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy: "Several days ago I
was taken with something like bilious dys
entery In a malignant form.' I took medl-
etnea for two or three days, but got worse
all the time. We had a bottle of Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
in the house and my wife prevailed upon
me to take a dose. The one dose? relieved
me within an hour and I have hot been
troubled with It since. I consider this the
most wonderful bowel remedy I have ever
seen."
To Appear Before Stare Duard.
The members of the tax committee of the
Real Instate exchange and the attorney em
ployed by the Hoard of County Commis
sioners are getting ready to go to Lincoln
Wednesday. Mr. Breen will be accompa
nied by W. O. I'm, secretary of the com
mittee; Vf. a. Shrlver. D. V. Sholes. F. 11.
Mvers and probably by Thomas 8. Boyd.
chief clerk 'of the tax department of the
county clerk's oltice. It is expected that
the hearing will last all dav and that the
committee will show good reasons why the
tax rate for state purposes In louglas
county should be much lower than In other
counties of the state.
Cleans as well as polishes
GORHAM
Silver Polish
The most economical ' in use.
Contain no injurious iubunce.
All roopoasible
Jewelers keep it
aj coats a package
TUB HEETT COMPASY.
arir la the Grocery noisiness
Many Bales, "mail Profits.
THIS IS WHAT KEEPS THE STOCKS
MOVING.
FREE CUP AND SAUCER with every
pound of Tea.
JAPAN RICE, special, worth tc lb., 4c lb.
Worcester sauce, bottle, 10c.
Salmon, 1-lb. can, 10c.
OH sardines, can, 6c.
Bennett's Bargain Soap, 10 bars, 25c.
Stick Candy specials new, fresh, deli
cious and assorted flavors, 6 sticks for lc.
30 sticks for 6c.
Free Ice cold buttermilk In butter dept.
THE BENNETT COMPANY.
SUTPHEN GETS NO DIPLOMA
Judge Estelle Decides Against the
Cadet and Case Will Be
Appealed.
Joy Sutphen lost the first round In his fight
In the courts for a diploma from the Omaha
High school, Judge Eatelle deciding that
he had not shown clearly that he was en
titled to the credits which would be suffi
cient to secure the certificate of proficiency.
The case was before the court for sev
eral days and during that time considerable
light was thrown upon the present system
of credits In the school, but not sufficient
to enlighten the judge fully as to the mode
of procedure. In summing up the case the
judge aald In part:
"I cannot say thst I am fully enlightened
as to the present system of marking grades
and standing In the schools. I am some
what familiar with the old system, where
pupils might be perfect In all of their
studies and still come Into contact with a
shovel or a switch If they did not obey or
ders of the teachers or rules of the school.
We used to start out with nothing and If
we were perfect In our studies we received
100 per cent, but that did not mean that we
would be exempt from punishment If we
did not behave ourselves. But the present
system, I must confess. Is somewhat be
yond me and the evidence does not make It
Vain."
The hearing was rot ended without a
show of feeling In which Judge Estelle took
a prominent part, Intimating rather than
saying that he had not been treated fairly
by O. W. Shields, attorney for Sutphen.
After the case had been submitted and the
arguments were being reviewed by the
judge the attorney broke Into the remarks
by saying that, according to the evidence
Introduced, the relator would be entitled to
at least 84 points, 32 being necessary to se
cure a diploma. In support of this he called
attention to the record of the fourth year's
work, and upon the face of the record his
contention was borne out, but In his argu
ment he had not referred to this point and
the judge had not considered It. The judge
therefore was taken by surprise, but re
marked In an Injured tone, that this point
did not make the matter clear to him yet,
and continued his remarks, concluding by
saying that tha motion of the respondent
for a denial of the writ would be sustained
and the case dismissed. Judge Shields Im
mediately gave notice of a motion for a new
trial and said that In case It was denied
the case would be appealed to the supreme
court.
A Wonderfnl Change.
Weak, sickly Invalids are soon changed
by Electric Bitters Into healthy men and
women. They cure or no pay. 60c. For
sale by Kuhn A Co.
DECORATION OFNEW THEATER
Representative . of Kekmrt Company
Arrives with Four Skilled Men
to Do the Work.
Empire red will be the predominating
color In Hudson St Judah's new. theater,
with old Ivory and gold and a large amount
of plastic work. The decoration of the
Grand Opera house In Kansas City has
been the model tot the work In the new
Omaha house. E. Keller, the representa
tive of the William Eckart company of
Chicago, arrived Monday with four skilled
men, and will have charge of the work
until early next week, when George Eckart
cornea to superintend the completion. The
company Intends, If possible, to have fin
ished by the first of next month. These
same decorators did the work for the Boyd
theater.
The proscenium arch will be paneled with
rather elaborate design of flowers In
colors to harmonlie with the wall tints.
This work will be the principal decorative
feature. The stage opening, which has an
asbestos plaster base, will be ornamented
with plastic details. There will be pillars
at the sides topped with Ionic caps and
joined to the boxes by a plastic cornice.
The face of the boxes and of the balcony
and gallery will be of plaster. On the
former ornamentation will be of Fleur-de-lis
In three alternating rows, and on the
latter will be a central row of rosettes
holding electric lights. These rosettes will
be covered with French gold leaf bronxe,
with the wood work of Ivory shade.
The forward edge of the proscenium arch
will also have a row of rosettes and lights
and there will be others ovet the boxes.
The base of the boxes and some other
wood work la of hard pine, and will be of
natural finish, but all other wood will be of
Ivory tint. The walls, ceilings and friezes
will be stenciled and worked out by hand.
The lobby, which will be ornamented elabo
rately with plastic work and panels, will
be In general tone a rich cream color.
There will be pillars at the sides of the box
office and rosettes and lights.
OFT, GLOSSY HAIR.
It Can Only Bo Had Where There Is
No Dandruff.
Any man or woman who wants soft.
glossy hair must be free of dandruff, which
causes falling hair. Since It has become
known that dandruff W a germ disease, the
old hair preparation were mostly
scalp Irritants, have been abandoned, and
the public, barbers and doctors Included,
have taken to using Newbro's Herplclde,
the only hair preparation that kills the
dandruff germ. E. Dodd, Dickinson, N.
D., says: "Herplclde not only cleanses
the scalp from dandruff and prevents the
hair falling out, but promotes a new
growth. Herplclde keeps my hair very
glossy." Sold by leading druggists. Send
10c In stamps for sample to The Henu
clde Co., Detroit, Mich. Sherman & Mc
nell Drug Co., special agents.
Qalet Soamr Ilrsorls Along the Lake
Shore it Mlchla Southern Ry.
Is tha title of a pamphlet that may aid you
In deriding the perplexing question of
"where to go" for your vacation. Copy may
be had by addressing M. S. Giles, T. P. A.,
Chicago, or C. F. Daly, chief A. G. T. A.,
Chicago.
Moaey Orders.
We sell money orders, payable anywhere
In the United States. Banking hours, till
&. Saturdays until p. m.
J. U BRANPEIS c SONS, Bankers.
Mortality Dtattsilcs.
These births and deaths have been re
purled to the health office:
Hirtha Olvde A. Davis. at3 South Tren
y-elishth avenue, boy; Oxear Bchwsra. 14t'.l
8mth Fourteenth, boy; Michael Mccormick,
13 South Twenty-second, girl; Kuell
Rnef, Rou'evard. girl; William Cr
nin. f-Nti CumliiK. girl.
Iteatha John t.t.pplngton. 60. 1311 Casa;
Frank Raxter, , Ht. Joseph's hospital;
May C. Jon?, U. t!(Jk North Twenty-til lb;
VWl Fotux, la, la SouU fleweuteeiiUi.
I Boys'
I Clothing
I Third
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All the newest patterns
These ginghams became
slightly wet in a railroad
washout Special bargain to
day at 2ic a yard.
Also one case of fine Colored
Outing Flannels at yard
This is Beyond Question the Most Extraordinary Bar
jfrain Ever Offered in Staple Merchandise.
Standard Prints at 41c Yard
Three cases of the best
Standard Prints
In full pieces at
a yard
4c
I5c HOSIERY AT 8ic
Ladies', men's and children's fast
worth fifteen cents a pair
at
black
PEARL r
BUTTONS jfj
a t dosen. .
Excellent grade of
worth as high
Wednesday offer
dozen
lOc LACES
Fine French Valenclenne:
regular ten cent quallty-
In Laces,
a big special for today, at a
yard
Pope Leo Pictures at 10c
Very fine reproductions of famous portraits of Pope Leo
In black and white mounted
with gray mat for framing special at
each
LADIES' WASH
Well made Summer Wash Skirts made
crashes will launder perfectly
worth $1.25 today at
each
Clearing Sale Men's Summer Suits
Is now In progress. The finest cool Summer Suits for men going at prices
never before equalled for high grade clothing.
Watch Our J
Windows
Smoke Omaha's Finest
So Cigar the
INSISTS ON FULL MEASURE
Inspector Mthammitt Starts Crusade
Against Short Quantity Milkmen.
FILES COMPLAINTS IN POLICE COURT
Will Proseente All Dealers Who Re
fuse to Have Their Measures Of
ficially Sealed Tells of
Peculiar tin art.
Now that the milkmen have been closely
examined as to the purity of the fluid they
are selling they are to be watched to see
that full measure is given. Inspector of
Weights and Measures Mahammitt has begun
a fight on short quantities and says he will
keep It up until every measure In use la of
standard capacity.
Yesterday he filed complaints In police
court agalnBt several dairymen, who, he
says, refuse to permit him to Inspect and
properly seal their vessels used for doling
out the lacteal commodity. One ot them so
far defied authority as to run away 'from
the inspector when h approached and re
quested permission to examine the pots and
pans. This made Mahammitt rather Irritable,
as he thinks the man must have had scant
receptacles. His course has always been a
remedial and corrective one and not allied
with persecution and he naturally felt re
buffed. In these hot summer days when the In
fants need much and good milk the supply
frequently runs short In the homes of the
poor and the Inspector thinks It almost Im
perative that every family gets Its money's
worth. AVI tli the majority of the milk deal
ersespecially tne large ones mere is no
difficulty, but recently a lot of short meas
ures have been found In the wagons of the
smaller milkmen.
Peculiar duart Measure.
"This year I have come across a peculiarly
constructed quart measure," aald the In
spector. "It can be made to hold a quart,
but has to be crowded somewhat to make
this possible. The ran is made with a very
large Up, or projection, and If supplied to
capacity contains a standard quart. How
ever, It Is an easy matter to till Just to' the
lip and this means a quart minus one glil,
or an eighth. To persons who have plenty
of money such a small amount makes no
difference, but In poorer families It cer
tainly does.
"I have refused to stamp any of these
measures and no measure can legally be
uaed in Omaha unless It has been officially
sealed. If customers will insist upon the
seal It will help me greatly and Insure
them the full quantity for which they pay.
The measures in point are made right
here in Omaha by a, tinner on Clark street.
but there la no way of reaching him. The
only course left open to me is prosecution
thrwugh the police court under the ordi
nance forbidding the uae of unsealed meas
ure?, and this la what I propose to do until
1 have bettered the coudlUoua aa far as
powlUe."
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Third
Floor
warns
25c Lawns and Dimities at 7ir. Yd.
Fine I,nwns and Dimities in black.
white and all colors
pretty floral designs
worth up to L'5c a yard
at a yard
7c
and tan Hosiery
8c
Penrl ButtonsIn every size
as luc a doien a special
at
2c
Yards
AT 2c YARD
Beadlnga and Insertlngs
2c
10c
SKIRTS AT 69c
of good duck and
69c
IS. Watch Our
KEY
WEST
CIGATt'
Park tc Tel ford
Mi . Favorlta 15 SiSlS
8. ' Rodrlpuei Charles
tha G rent 12 sixes.
Enuellf Lopes Lord Temple--lO size.
liaMMMBaWa
"It
Tel. 15UO for a box. IVe dellTer i I
W. F. Stoecker Cigar Company ( j
THE BKKXETT COMPASY.
Hot Peanut ! Hot Peanuts.
SC A QUART A QUART 8C.
6.000 quarts to sell fresh roasted peanuts.
ALL DAT WEDNESDAY BASEMENT.
BLACKBERRIES! BLACKBERRIES!!
Now's your time for preserving!
BLACKBERRIE8 FANCY HOME
GROWN.
24-QUART CASE FOR $3.00.
pon't miss the chance get your supplies
NOW Fruit department, basement.
The Danish Brotherhood
Lodges of Council Bluffs, South Omaha and
, Omaha,
Grand excursion and picnlo
To Ascot Park, la.,
8unday, July 2S,
via
Illinois Central Railroad.
Round trip tickets, Including admission to
park and dancing floor, CO cents.
A great program for the day.
Shooting, fishing and dancing.
Train leaves Union depot, Omaha at 8:80
and 10 a. m.
Chautauqua T.ah-, . r., and Re
turn, ft4.'M,
From Chicago via Erie Railroad. July
S4th. Return limit thirty djs. Trains
leave Chicago 10:30 a. m.. 6:16 p. m. and
10:00 p. m., for Akron, Youngstown, Chau
tauqua Lake, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, 'Al
bany, Boston and New York.
Write H. L. Purdy, Traveling Passenger
Agent, Chicago, 111., or D. M. Bowman,
General Western Passenger Agent, Erie
Railroad, Chicago, for information and
Illustrated Chautauqua Folders.
Have Yon Kver Seen Maararaf
If not. your education hae been neglected.
In going to New York, Boston, or anywhere
east, make It a point to take the Michigan
Central. "The Niagara Falls Route," and
get stopover at the Falls. Send for Illus
trated Summer Tours, to Niagara Falls,
The Thousand Islands, St. Lawrence, Ad
Irondacks, Hudson river, lierkshlres, White
! mountains. New England const, Mackinac
I Island and the Boo, etc. Send a red stamp
I to O. W. Ruggles. O. P. & T. A., Chicago.
Special Con Kate 4'haataaqaa Eirir.
eloa July t.
Via Iake Shore Michigan Southern rail
way; 114.00 for the round trip from Chlcngo.
Return limit 30 days. A handsome Chautau
I qua book, with any Information desired.
may be had by addressing M. 8. Giles. T.
P. A.. Chicago, or C. F. Daly, chief A. G. P.
A.. Chicago.
For Bala-TLue bill on one of the best New
York City hotels at a good discount. Ad
dress 64, care Omaha Bee.
JOHNSONMrs. K. J., at 1:30 o'clock,
July 2l.
Funeral at residence. 1420 Decatur street,
Wednesday at 2 p. in. Friends invited.
Pontiac. lil., papers pleaae copy.
WOOD Harry. July . 1!iS. aaet Si years.
Funeral services will tie held from North
Side Christian church. Twenty-sixth und
Orunt streets. Wednesday afiv.noon, July
22. at I o'clock, luteriucut 'uiel. Uu.
" fiends lit vl led,
SCllf.iOLLER
MUELLER
1313 Farnam Street
July Clearing Sale
Affords Rich
Piano jacking
Astounding Offers
All the New Pianos at
One-Third io One
Half Discount
Used and Shopworn
C.r.md, T'prijjht and Square Steln
ways StPKPr & Sons Braorsons
KimbcM ("bickerings Bradbury
Ivrs & ronil Vobp TUB OENU
INK OHAMKK Waters Krbe
Mclntyre &. (Jodell Hale Ilensel
Ha I let & Davis and others all
polished and tuned at prices one
fourth to one-linlf original cost
$i4, fSO. $02. $115. $128, $143. $170,
$ls.S nnd up. Square Pianos and
OrKiniM nil makes $8.00, $12.00,
$l.r.fKI, $L'3.00, $32.00 to $48.00 on
payments ot $2.00 per month.
On the Extra Terms off
Nothing Down and S3
to S5 Monthly Un
til Paid.
THEY ARE MOVING FAST
Call or Phone at Once
"
PHONE I625. ' I3I3 FARNAM ST. i
OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
QUITTING
AND
CLOSING OUT
the finest lot of Stan
hopes, Park .Wagons,
Carts, Phaetons, Etc.,
ever seen in Omaha.
HARNESS ALSO.
DRunriofJD,
18th and Harney Sts.
ONIMOD
CANVAS TOP
WELT SOLE SHOES
ONA.MAN
MEANS ,
COOLNESS, COMFORT,
STYLE AND ECONOMY
ALWAYS
S3-50 and S2.50
Regent Shoe Go.
205 So. 13th St.
k3
all you need
eat for a com
plete summer
breakfast Be-
ides being
nutritious
they
ore very
Toothsome
Ask r
grocer for
Malt-Too rtaaes
SwrG it """ZT"'"
ff-' porflsnd (Iff San
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A Big Grown Sample Shoe Sale
Bought at" a big sacrifice, the entire floor stock 2,500 TAIRS,
of this well known brand of shoes. These goods do not need any
"send off," as thousands of our customers have worn them and
can tell of their good qualities. On sale Wednesday morning at
8 a. m., at ONE NINETY-SIX.
SI.96 SI.96 SI.96
We are closing out the entire stock of misses' and children's
Fedora's and strap sandals from QQft
the Lynn factory at' 70c and i OOU
JULY LACE AND
TUESDAY MORNING BEGAN OUR
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. THESE
ONCB.
100 pieces of Torchon Itces worth 6o, le,
and 15c o
Clearing- sale price AC
One lot of extra wide Wash Lace Han1
regular price ZSc Iflu
Clearing sale price IUC
A big; line of fine Val Laces worth 5c
lt i.w ivni ins 'M JL ffc
sale price "G
MILLINERY SNAP.
fl.OO and 75c street hats all colors, all stylos.
Wednesday
IN MILLINERY DEPARTMENT SECON D FliOOR.
LEMONS, LEMOriS, LEHOliS.
ORANGES,
We have purchased from the California Fruit Exchange, a car
load of fancy, large, juicy lemons, and fancy sweet St. Michael
oranges, which we will place on sale Wednesday, i f
in our grocery department, at, each lw
LIEN'S CLOTHING SALE
5,000 men's pants worth fully $3.00 to $5.00
on sale at $2.50 and
HAVDERJ
KC UNION PACIFIC n
I UA
Seattle frU' Francisco
Tacoma Los Angeles V j
Tickets on sale Aug. ist to 14th, inclusive,
I I GOOD SIXTY DAYS RETURNING. if i
II Slxtiin hours qulckir than any othir Una to 1 j
tha Pacific Coast. JJ j
For fall Information call or writs J
W. CITV TllKUT OFKICK,
11121 FAItNAM STREET. JT S
Xi. 'Phone L-O'
Mr BOTTLE - DEER i
vfta The real pure old fashioned beer not found everywhere IJi53 1
Ut.tZrzX these days brings a relish for dinner good through and thro'. f 0
ISSd DllTn to nr part of Omaha, Coancll Bluffs or Booth Omaha.
DollTone to any part of Omaha, Coancll Bluffs or Booth Omaha.
Order a esse from JETTER BREWING CO.
or LEE MICHELL. Wholesale Dealer, Council Bluffs. Tel. 80,
or Hugo F. 6ILZ, 1J24 Douglas Street Telephone 1542.
Oval Fairy Soap 4c Cake
Yes. It's Fairbanks, and. of course, that
seines i ou uwiiilj yi .yKc.fc.vr...
selling Falrbank'a Glycerine Tar Soap, the
large caae wmppcu m mn, .
Bee these soaps In our big- window and
...I... 4a n.a a A nf this Sn&D WhilS it la.Htft.
$7.00 Bath Cabinet-guaranteed..
XIM Chester s uenuino rnmi ' "
$'0O La Bon Ami Capsuli (French). .1.00
i nn p.ri.i.n Hair Tonio (guaranteed). .750
1XW Peruna all you want at ...67c
Sac uenuine unmui m j.
2oc Hires Root Beer Extract .,..140
r., Taloiim I'QWder 1-0
HAVW IUU iiir-i- l.fc oisr .
1100 Iler's Malt Whiskey
tm Pure Canadian Malt Whiskey...
..64a
..ro
.40o
L0O U. 8. Tobacco' Cure guaranteed.. 600
OPEN ALL N1U11T.
SCIIAEFER'S
CUT PRICE
DRUG STORE
Two 'Phones T4T ana 70T.
tOth aad Chicago Streets. Omaha.
We Clean
China Silk,
Mull, organdie and alpaca dresses nd
make U.em look Juki like new. U
makes no difference how much la
and other trimmings are on tliem, m
will not injure them In any way. All
work guaranteed In every respect.
Goods called for and delivered. Ask
for a price list.
THE PANTORIUM
OMAHA.
407 Bo 15th St Tel. 0C3
IIOTbLl.
HICAGO BEACH HOTEL
lafclfrssa4Ua.Sra.taara,
U A Summer Koaort on the city's ede. Nesrly
10JU toot ol veraodaovcr-kM.klcg ..aire Mioli.
430 Mtlaid town. W flowu tvwo. oUel toes,
ll MVI!i$
T1IR RELIABLE) tTOItB.
EMBROIDERY SALE
GRAND JULY CLEARING 8 A LP) ON
STOCKS MI ST BE CLEARED UP AT
Extra wide Corbet Cover Embroideries
worth (Hie to 7Sc ttl
Clearing sale price I WW
A fine line of patterns In medium and wide
Embroideries and Insertlngs
at and I 'I
$1.00 All-Over Ires renm, hlark QQr
and white Clearing sale price W3W
10c
GRANGES, ORANGES
The Best is
the Cheapest
Acknowledged to be the easiest and
best painless extraction In the west.
Gold frowns ...,,(I2.8S
Set of Teeth ii.85
Killing's, (rum ZBe
Bridge Work from XMIi
Teeth Extracted FREK
Incorporated under state laws. Work
guaranteed ten years.
Kvmember, you have no students to
pact ice on you all old, expert den
tistH to do your work here. Our re
cord has stood the test eight thou
sand patients In the last eighteen
months. We heat the sore-head den
tists and dental Hec's. Complete vic
tory for the Union. Established for
years.
Union Dental College.
1522 DOt'OLAS BTRBET.
Open dally till k. Sundays t to 1
Merchant National Dank
i M K IW - W itu Tr mto
PalJ mr caatul ataa.aw Ksryta faarf flmMm.'
IJXITIZD HTA7BH OHHOmiTOHY.
lilll timfc. rmmtt 9 V T I .niittn .m
Xeputy State Teterlnarlas.
Food Inspector.
H. L.RAf.UCClDTTI, D. V. S.
CiTT VETHRINAALIK. , T
Office and Infirmary, Sola and Mason 8ta
SI.S0
BROS.