TIIE OMAHA DAILY DEE: SUNDAY. BEPTEMBETC fi, 100.T
SO STRIKE ORDER FOR OMAHA
Iipreu AgnU and Empliyn Deny Export
of Ctneral Walrout.
HOWEVLR, ALL IS NOT SATISFACTION
Knabtri of Brotherhood Conplila of
ims Hoars and lutrrference with
I n lea by Mmuirrt ol ter
tmla Companies
Omaha agents of the express companies
do not believe that there Is tny gencr.-.l
trlke of railway express employe pend
ing as has been reported from Chlcsgo.
know nothing: about any difficulties
between our company and Ita employea,"
aid Agent L. A. Manlove of the United
State Express company against which
company the principal grievance was said
to he, "and I am certain that If there had
been any question of a general strike, we
would have been notified Immediately
by latter or telegram. As for the
trlke being directed against our com
pany In particular, that hardly seems prob
ably as ours was ths only company which
did not oppose tha organization of the
brotherhood. Bo far as tho local force Is i
concerned I know that there has been no
Idea of a strike."
A. B. Sampson, agent of Wells Fargo,
aid that as far as he knew there had been
Do presentation of grievances or threat to
trlke on his company In Chicago. As
far aa the local staff was concerned he
knew there had been no such talk.
Ho Talk of "trlke.
"There has been no tajk of a strike here,"
aid a member of the brotherhood. "The
express employes have requested the ex
press companies In Chicago to grant cer
tain things, but so far the agents have re
fused to talk with tho brotherhood. There
has been no arbitrary demand for the con
cessions, however, and it Is not so much a
question of wages with us as of better
hours. The express companies want to get
the night work done without hiring an ex
tra man and it makes the hours of some of
tis very long. There Is one fellow here who
has to make his first train at 3:50 o'clock in
the morning and his last does not go until
:3S at night. Of course that Is worse than
most of us have.
"The local men are not very well organ
ised and hardly half of them belong to the
brotherhood. A large part of the member
ship of the local here are men on the road.
The Omaha local agents have had orders
from Chicago not to Interfere with the es
tablishment of the organization, but they
have done so right along since we organ
ised last winter and have worked on the
feelings of the men so that many are afraid
to Join."
Across the Continent In an Olds
mobile. Covered with dust, tired and hungry, L.
X Whitman and E. I. Hammond of Pasa
dena, Ca'.., rolled Into Omaha in their au
tomobile Baturday, August 22. The two men
had made the run from San Francisco In
the machine. The auto was shipped from
Pasadena to San Francisco by boat, and
the start was made from the latter place
July 1 Mayor Schlnits of Ban Francisco
gave them a letter to be delivered to Mayor
Low in New York upon their arrival In
that city, as that Is their ultimate destina
tion. The estimated time required to make the
trip was set at sixty days before the start
was made, but according to the schedule
which had been made up the men were
six days behind when they reached this
city. The cause of the delay was the
heavy rains encountered In the western
part of Nebraska. At three different places
two days each were lost after they left
Denver.
The machine which Is being used Is an
f-SO-pound Oldsmoblle, manufactured by the
Olds Motor Works, Detroit, Mich. So light
a machine waa chosen because it was
thought that a light machine would work
better In the sandy deserts which it was
necessary to cross, and It did, and In a
great measure tended to make this the
first really successful trip across the desert
In an automobile.
The only two automobiles which have
ever attempted the trip from ocean to
ocean were heavy machines, weighing four
or five times as much as the Oldsmoblle
that they have successfully used from
San Francisco to Omaha over the Rocky
Mountain passes and through the sandy
deserts of Nevada. This proves that a
light machine, properly made and well
handled, can be made to perform the al
most miraculous feat with success. The
heavy machines have always been chosen
for the reason that It was not deemed pos
sible that a machine' of the type of the
one used by Hammond and Whitman could
be macro to successfully accomplish such a
trip.
They stopped In Omaha with the Olds
Gas Engine Works, the well-known repre
sentatives of the Olds Motor Works for the
western territory. '
The departure from Omaha waa not made
until August SI, on account of the heavy
rains which visited Iowa at the time the
(nsn were here. They were fifteen days
behind the schedule out of Omaha. It Is
expected that New York will be reached
by September 30.
Hoane Visitors' Exearsloas.
To Indiana, western Ohio and Louisville,
Ky via the Missouri Pacific railway at
very greatly reduced rates. Tickets on sale
September I and 15 and October (. Good to
return within thirty days from date of sale.
For further Information address or call on
Thomas F. Qodfrey, Passenger and Ticket
Agent, 8. E. corner Fourteenth and Douglas
streets, Omaha, Neb., or II. C. Townsend,
O. P. T. A.. St. Louis, Mo. ,
Dr. Holov Tchlner has returned from
Europe. Offlce and residence, 408 Woodmen
building, 15th and Howard. Telephone 143.
' Car tlof Thanks.
We desire to thank the neighbors snd
many friends, and especially to the A. O.
V. W. lodge, No. 2, who so kindly as
sisted us In our recent affliction In the sud
den death of our beloved brother, Carl
Lundberg. Also for the many beautiful
floral offerings.
MR. KNUT LUNDBERO.
UK AND MRS. ANDREW 8WANSON.
John Bngele is now with the People's
Store, lbth and Farnam streets, where ne
will be very happy to meet all his friend.
"Strongest In the World," the Equitable
Life Assurance society. . Its policies ait
sight drafts at maturity. Si-o II. IX Nely,
manager. Merchants National Bank Rldg.,
Omaha, Neb,
We are showing early fall advance styles
or suits, sains, waists, gowns. jackets, mil
linery, etc. t un or crotiiu reopie s Store,
lth and Farnam streets.
Have Root print It.
Dr. r. W. Blabaugh. dentist. MSN. Y. Life.
Athlete Breaks His Oiva Record.
NEW YORK, Sept. I John J. Flanagan
of the Oreater rw ion Ainioua associa
tion has raised the worlds record, held by
lilmself, for throwing the 4 pound we ghL
n,. na, murk la Ihlrtr-six fast, eleven
Irx-hee. one and one-half inches over the
eld one.
1)1 KU.
VAN BtlRO. Robert Mslcolm. Friday. 8ep-
darling Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Van Burg
v Mauiimbcr (. at the rest-
A.-.-, i? Manderson street, at 1 o'clock
In the afternoon. Friends Invited. Inter
ment 1 lwa.ua a, Kelt leaviu ouu,
THE SULTUN lit IllfUtf
Would Pay a Large Compensation To
tho Man YVh? Could Take the
Place of All Baba.
IN MOHAMMEDAN FATALIW,
He Donbtless Walts With some Ap
parent Patlenee for the Results
f the Rebellion.
All Baba and his wonderful lamp would
come handy In Constantinople just now.
The absurd fatalism of the Mohammedan
soldier makes him a brave and efficient
weapon in warfare, but In peace the Turkish
mind works sluggishly. "Whatever Is to
be, will be," is the watchword of Islam
and what la the use of fretting over the
future? Take things as they come. And
this sick man of Europe has.
KEPT Et ROPE IK FEAR
of Russia for nearly half a century.
European diplomacy has attempted the im
possible. The enlightened government of
the world cannot successfully preserve and
maintain a civilization which has refused
to advance for 1,000 years. Europe has
balanced her peace on the pinnacle of a
Mohammedan Mosque since the Crimean
War. The uncertain balance of power has
kept every nation a camp and every har
bor a navy. It is safe for
TIIE DASKER9 RESERVE LIFE
to venture the assertion . that if Turkey
In Europe and Turkey In Asia had
been dismembered before the present
generation of European Statesmen came
Into existence, the armies and navios
of the nations of the continent could have
long since been reduced to a modern peace
footing. The Bankers Reserve Life is for
peace and for peace at any price If Turkey
la to pay that price. Its business Is Life
insurance of course, and It believes it can
trow Into a 150,000,000 company whether
Europe blazes up into war or smokes the
pipe of peace. Nevertheless the Idea of
permitting a civilization 1.000 years behind
the times, to dictate to modern statesmen
and fix the policies of modern diplomacy
seems utterly absurd and therefore
B. II. ROnsOX, PRESIDENT
of the Bankers Reserve Life company turns
cheerily away .from the problem of Asia
Minor and European Turkey to the facts
of Interest at home. The principal fact is
that the Bankers Reserve Life company
Is growing faster than any other, Western
American company, and it ought to grow
faster than any other, because It Is up-to-date,
wide-awake, reliable, safe and sure
to reach $10,000,000 next year. Turkey or
no Turkey. If any agent seeks a field
where honest work will honestly pay big
returns, he is invited to call and "Talk
Turkey."
Hr OsiMrrkoM, 81 set Lsucsrrsis. spsrmstarrssjs,
Mies, sad All Uasaatthr (MaslDlsoharaes.
NO PAIN. NO. STAIN.
NO STRICTURE. FRCI STRINGS.
A "are tii Mre mt Dumue, -
Sent to any address for tl.Ofc
HERMAN HcCOXNELL, Omaha.
aUlysar Ufa. Oe.. LassssUr. O.
TOO MUCH FOURTH OF JULY
Peacemaker In Coek Fight Appeals
to Police for Cessation of .
Celebration. ,
Dr. J. J. Solomon, who sells druggists'
sundries and dispenses medicines at 1837
Vinton street, waa In police court yesterday
morning ostensibly to ascertain from City
Prosecutor Lee whether the Fourth of July
oelebratlon Is over or is still on. 'He says
that Insofar as he is personally concorned
tho celebration is still going on and lie has
no Idea when It will let up unless the po
lice cume to his aid and help him stop it.
Ever since , last Independence day he has
been strictly "in It" down his way and he
says he wants this kind of celebrating to
cease on the grounds that "too much Is a
plenty." It seems that on or about the Fourth of
July last there, was a cock fight In a sa
loon across the way from Dr. Solomon's
store. Somebody Informed the police, and
the promoters, in fact the whole crowd, in
cluding the roosters, were arrested. The
chicken men held tfle doctor responsible for
breaking up the chicken fight , and ever
since, he alleges, have been very active In
making things lively for him.
Dr. Solomon says they ring his night bell
at .unseemly hours and not infrequently
awaken him by throwing heavy missiles
against the front of the store. Only last
night he was aroused from his slumbers at
least three times to answer the night bell,
only to discover that it waa part of ths
plan of his friends to keep the Fourth of
July fresh' in his memory.
He has not filed a complaint, but asks
that he be protected and that this "Infernal
celebration" be brought to a speedy ter
mination. Low Bnmnier Toarlat Rates
Via Chicago Great Western railway. Round
trips to St. Paul. Minneapolis, .Superior,
Ashland, Duluth and other Minnesota re
sorts. Tickets on sale dally to September
SO. Oood to return October II. Also to Colo
rado, Utah. Black Hills, New Mexico and
Texas points, with stopover privileges. For
full information apply to any Great Wes
tern sgent, or J. P. Elmor, O. P. A., Chl
ca go. 111.
Chicago Laundry Best work. Tel. 205.
The Lake shore Limited to I'lttsbnrsh
A through Pittsburgh sleeper Is now In
dally service on the Lake Shore Limited
leaving Chicago at 1:30 p. m., and reach
ing Pittsburgh the next morning at 4 13,
affording Pittsburgh travel all the luxurl-
ous appointments of this famous train.
M. S. Giles, T. P A.. Chicago; C. F. Daly,
Chief A. G. P. A.. Chicago.
Douglas Printing Co.. 150S Howard. Tel.
144.
Rock Island gystesa.
I1.6S Lincoln and return Sept. T to 11; re
turn limit. Sept 12.
The new town of Ten nan t. Shelby county,
la., on the Chicago Great Western rail
way, wl! be opened to the public by an
auction sale of lots Tuesday, September t,
at 1 o'clock p. m., on the town site. Spe
cial train will leave Council Bluffs at I: JO
a. m. on the day of sals. Fare, 60 cents
tor round trip. Lunch will be served. For
full particulars apply to George F. Thomas,
general agent, office Grand llote'.. Council
bluffs, or E. B. Msglll, manager town site
department. Fort Dodge. Ia.
Card of Thanks. ,
Mr. and Mra C. Remlllard wish to return
their heartfelt thanks to their friends for
the many kladneaees shown them during
tha sickness and death of their son, Ernest
HT.IA lotion AllnVI
A- KamlUard.
QU'CK MEAL
U-4U
NK1: ;
UnmdJII.'t.ma a t.'i ' JUimissuea
Open a Bank Account.
Deposit mile now draw intersst for the entire
month, of September at the rate of 4 per cent per
annum compounded every thres months. Accounts
opened one dollar to three thousand dollars and cer
tificates issued for 3, 6 or 12 months bearing 4 per
cent interest.
J. L BRANDEIS & SONS
BANKERS.
Checks on All Banks Cashed.
Full line of Clear Havana cigars
Complete line of Plpos, all guaranteed.
OMAHA'S LARGEST CIGAR HOUSE
Main Offlce, 1404 Douglas
Street.
Est 1884. Tel. 1B,
September Weddings
We are showing a magnificent line of Rich Cut Olass and Sterling
fv'lver, the most appropriate things we can suggest for wedding pres
ents. We won't attempt to enumerate hrre what we have, but ask
ycu to come -in and give us the pleasure of showing you.
Society and Wedding Stationery.
Mawhinney & Ryan Co.,
Jewc'ert and Art Stationers.
Look These Over
Then If In doubt about the price being the
LOWEST get the other fellow's then buy
where you can do the best, but remember
this! we don't handle any IMITATION
Kuuuh hmu are uoi wun prices
on that kind. We GUARANTEE the gen
uineness of everything we sell.
$1.00 Peruna lowest price 67c
85c Castoria not Imitation 24c
$1.00 Plerce'B Medical Discovery 68c
$1 00 Pierce's Favorite Prescription 68c
2oo Laxative Bromo-Qulnlne 15c
2o Quinacetol guaranteed cold cure.. 20c
$1.00 Temptation Tonic 2.ic
60c Doom Kidney Pills 3c
6c Cutlcura Halve 89c
75c Moeller's Cod Liver Oil 64c
Allcock's Plasters 12c
fV Charles' Flesh Food 40c
25c Hlreo Root Peer 14c
Mc Bar Pen 40c
fiOo Wizard Ol! 8Dc
$2.00 Chester's Genuine Pennyroyal
Ptlls $1.00
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
SGIIflEFER'S DRUa STORE
Two 'Phones 747 and 707.
10th d Chtcs:o Slreelx. Omaha.
We've Just received our
Elegant Nsw Line of
w!? Woolens
The Neatest and Nobbiest that ever
and we wanted you to know about it.
We make suits that suit strictly up-to-the-minute.
n HELGREN & GRADMANN,
TAILORS
309 South Sixteenth St.
The top notch of style and perfection
awaiting your order.
Homely Faces
Made Attractive
If you wish to succeed in life always
look your best. This ita duty you owe
to yourself, your friends and those
you meat socially or ia business.
There Is no excuse now
for any one worrying
through life with
wrinkled, blotchy,
blemtslvd el.ln and
Imperfect or dcforiuod
features.
It your nnse it hump
ed, crooked, bent, too
larun. tH long, broad.
Hat or dished; if your
eyelids are drooping.
puny or nai?py; liyour
cars srs uo jarc,
out stsutliriK or
lopped; if jour
-la is wrink,ri,
crinkled ana
withered, and
your throat, Iifck
nd chin are too
fat, flabby and
bAgiy , 1 can pain
lttaly correct or
reinore all these
embarrassing, hum
sting imperfectio
make the fiturr o
f ortu artistically
bar m.o u I o u s 1 j w
their Kurrouudlugs.i
render ths skin -l
roseate and uaiuraL
Remember r-.y thirty years' practice!
mors than twenty thouwna each year
It of great valuo to you, and what I
bars done for any of these 1 can do for
you. Consultation la person or by letter
Is free sad ttrk-tly r,nrtd-o ttal. Call or
wriue personally lor I cut inlunnauon.
JOHN H. WOODBURY D.I.,
ioj atate at., cnicato.
fife
CJC
S ) '
th I
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Writ, fas- sassele Cay.
STEEL RANGES
Largest Variety Reliable
Goods sold under our own
guarantee.
MONITOR,
MAJESTIC. QUICK MEAL
GARNET T.
i
Steel Ranees made from heavy, cold
rolled, polishod steel, with high closet
sod asbestos lining, nickel Ofl gJ
trimmed, up from fells'
Ranees Bold on Payments.
Milton Rogers & Sons Co-,
14th and Farnara Sts.
DSi
... r El
13th and Douglas Sts., Omibi
R
The world Is fall of shoes, good,
bad and Indlflerret. Most shoe
men pnt the least money Into
their shoes and net the most
money out of their customers.
Wo reverse this rule. We put
the most money Into our shoes
and set the least money out of
our customers.
Onimod On-a-Man
gives' satisfaction.
Always
S3.50 3 $2.50
Regent Shoe Go.
205 So. 15th St.
nam a xTdamjrw. i
Florence has a new weekly newspaper,
the first one published there In fifty years.
Florence Items waa first publlfhed on June
5. th a year. Mr. F. B. Nichols, a well
known Omaha printer and a newspaper
man of experience for the past twrnty-n.ve
years. Is the editor and publisher, and hs la
meeting with great success In the new ven
ture. The paper has already a clrcu'atlon
of 1,000 copies every week and It goes into
the homes of the best farming community
In the state of Nebraska. The advertising
Datronage Is lncrtaMng with every ltaue.
and. as one big advertiser raid to the man
ager tha other day: "I have received more
returns ror tie umount or money Invested
In Florence Items than In any other piper
In this state for the same amount of spa-e
and money." Mr. Nichols has a lare and
Increasing Job i rlntlng bus'ness at M3 Nortli
mtn streot. umaha, wnere all th fine me
chanical work on th paper Is dine. 1IU
firm makes a upee'alty of commercial print
ing, books, pnrnnhlets and caialcguea. an i
they have puhlihed several newspapers and
books of. well known reputation, amnni
them btlnw "Stories of Omaha." of which
several editions have boen published and
sold.
COFFEE SPECIAL
Rio Rlend ne
hoeclal Rio 12V4C
Leader Rlend has no equal for ,. ":c
Roeton Santos 17V-C
Roaton Hlend io
Cucuta Rlend worth S5c.A F,c
Roston Java joc
Roston Java and Mocha none belter.. Soc
TEA SPECIAL
Rasket Fired Japan. English Break
last, Oolong and Hyson S3c
Our Best Tea, only 6.1c
EXTRACTS
Two ounces, full weight 15c
Four ounces, full weight K
BAKINQ POWDER
One pound Price's or Royal 42o
K. C.2S ounces, Joe; 15 ounces, 12c 10
ounces. Sc.
COCOA
One-half pound can 19c
m
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Writ fa aale Ceay.
THE BENNETT GONPUY
The Leading Piano House
ol the West.
Big September Sale
of New Pianos
Buy a Piano at Bennett's. It
Will Alean a Savin; of
$100 to $150.
WE ARE MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS
Wo have Just unpacked five cars of
new pianos, prices rango as follows:
$98, $124, $126, $135, $143 up
to $750.
Sold on Tsrms to Suit.
THE EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
CALL AND SKi: I S AND GET Ot B
rillCKS.
IP YOU CAS'T CALL, WHITE US
TODAY.
YOU CAN BIY BY MAIL AS
CHEAPLY AS YOU CAN
IN PERSON.
WE GUARANTEE ABSOLUTE SAT
ISFACTION OR MONEY
REFUNDED.
Give us an Idea of tha stylo or
price of piano you want and it will
be promptly shipped to you ON YOUR
OWN TERMS.
Sheet Music
Sacrificed for One Week
For one week, commencing Monday,
September 3rd, we will sell all our
classical and popular sheet music,
both vocal and instrumental, at the
following low prices:
$1.00 pieces .38c
75c pieces ' 29c
COc pieces 23c
50c pieces 9c
40c pieces 15C
This includes such popular and well
known selections as "Hiawatha,"
"Lovely Mary," "Under tha Bamboo
Tree." "Pocahontas," all the ('Prince
of Pllsen" grid "Florodora" selections
and all of our Immense stock.
75c Folios ....35c
50c Folios 30c
A Hygienic Shoe
A newly constructed shoe for both
men and women made with a heavy
white felt Inner-sole making .the sole
very flexible a non-conductor of cold
and damp leaving the feet always at
an even temperature and perfectly
dry.
As these shoes are made on the foot
form last, together with this inner
sole, makes them firm, flexible and
comfortable.
Any slxe or
width
.......$4.00
FOR EITHER MAN OR WOMAN.
DREXEL SHOE CO.,
(419 Farnam Street.
Omaha's Up-to-Date Shoe Houae,
QllBIEUIIHIMBCMiaiEl
THE..
INDIAN BEADS
The fad of the Day
We carry the largest 11ns of colors
In HEADS of any house, bend us
your-mail orders of any color posalbls; si
we cau nil your wants. iooins to m
weave beadwoik, pattern book a M
needles, everything pertaining to tlx as
BEAD work. AIho the largest andfl
moat complete, yarn department In theft
west. We WHOLfcSAE OR RETAIL M
and can fill your wants for any quun- M
tliy. M
JOSEPH F. BILZ S
K2 8. IStb St.. 3
OMAHA. ... NEBRASKA. U
ClIHI EBB 1 C E BIKII f E f sJI
Perf .eld's CuAE?rco.
Be Btdf.,Rn 7. Telephtia 701
Water. Story AUark Laj asaUer.
K"1'-"vw-.. fwS' I
& -rrfr l li J
S&Jk
an
Uvio
llltf
IHU' MliU.IAIILK I1UHK,
Many jicople take advantage of early selec
tions llnyden lU-os' clothing department lias ou
exhibition the moat extensive and complete
line of high grade, hand tailored clothing west
of Chicago and our prices are guaruuteed lower
than elsewhere. This is why our trade has in
creased so rapidly, making it' possible to make
a bigger display aud in greater variety of pat
terns and styles than any other house.
AVhile our stock represent k all the tlrst class
manufacturers, we point with pride to the II.,
S. and M. line of tailored clothing, as embody
ing in its production the highest skill and ut
most carefulness, together with u perfection of
fit that is absolutely uumatchable.
Our new tailored suits at 7..r0, represent a special purchase for
an opening leader, aud are made up in attractive styles and ma
terials, such as cheviots and fancy mixtures, in fact you would
not expect such smart styles and serviceable suits Qf C fl
at the low price of OlivU
Now is the time for HOYS' SCHOOL HP ITS, and we have them
; in enormous quantities and endless variety we put special
, stress on the wearing quantities of all our boys' suits every
suit from the highest to the lowest grade is fully guaranteed
If our boys' and children's suits at 95c, fl.25, $1.50, ?1.75, or
$2.25, are not fully equal in wearing quality, style, and neat,
natty appearance, to anything found elsewhere, for less turn
double the. price we ask, we positively agree to refund your
money. Our greatest aim is to please the little fellows and dou
ble the purchasing power of every dollar spent in o.ur clothing
department.
Tailored
GOLD CROWNS FROM $2.00
' FRKN?? He'tOO iS
Flllingr s OCa
From (ub
BRIDQB CO
WofK fromOi
Our easy payment plan may in
terest ,ou. Work guaranteed 15
years. Graduate dentists. New
management.
New. York
KKtnbllshed nearly 10 years here.
115 tknith ,16th street
, OR, WILKIHSOH'S EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT CLINICS,
CREIQHTON BLOCK, 15th AND DOUGLAS, OMAHA.
Treatment und ope.rutlnns dally tor citarih, Catarrhal iJeafiiea.s. Adenoids often
cause of mouth breathing; llstlessnoss and deafivsx In -H'.lr;n I 'h'' n':l
Chronic Sore Throat, Enlarged Tonslls.i Growths in Nostrils. Polypi, etc.. Cleft Palalo,
Harelip. Running Kara, Cross Kyes HtralBhtenod by operation. Heudache. Juo to eje
or na!il, or catarrhal causes. Affections of the volco, the tongue, IrrlUblo coughs,
hny fever, 'fa CI',,Njcg ARE jtreb TO THE POOn, J TO 6 O'CLOCK.
Open evenings 7 to S p. m. Sundays 9 to 12. No charges for examlnallon of patients.
FULL VALUE TEETH
Vour bad tth ought to be made good snd your good tooth ought to be protected
A Uttlo work toduy will save much suffering tomorrow. Now is the best time.
BAILEY, Tho Dentist,
lad. Attendant. Tetepheot 1085. 3rd Floor Paxtoi Blosx.
Us
Tooth
Comfort
What a comfort to know your
teeth were properly fixed by
patronizing a reliable dental offlce.
We have no fake inducements to offer.
Fillings ISc up
Set Teeth 13.00 up.
Taft's Dental Rooms
J 51 7 Douglas St. 1
LITHIA WATER
COLLAR
Re-Nb-Alay
Cares year feet slay eared,
sela Everywhere.
MAWt FACTI RKU BT A. MAIKR.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
ttest Aartcelteral Weekly.
taft)
m
Stylish Fall Clothing
for ucn and uoys.
Millinery
On Momliiy we will show an entire new
line of Tailored Hats for street wear, of
nearly two hundred different style., em
bracing tho designs of the foremost makers
of the country.
9Sc, V.M, $t.6i), J19S, ?:.S aud S3.49.
A Sale of
BIRDS
Beautiful white birds and large tan
and oxford mottled bird
the regular $1.50 kind
75c
NOTE. Mr. K. S. Newman, the well
known rnlllltveryi man, Is now In charge
of our dopurtment
Dental Co.
Opposite Hayden's and Rostou Stores,
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DRUGS AT
GUT PRICES
60a Colgate's Pansy Rlossom Perfume,
os
60c Colgate's Violet Water, bottle :r7o
60o Syrup Figs, we soil '.,..39o
2c Llsterlne (Ijtmlierl'o), our price,
11.00 Hyomel, we sell (too
f 1.00 Kilmer's Bwiinip Rout for 7!o
fl 00 Guds' Pepto-mangaii, we Bll sic
14 (Hi HOL RKIANT'B ldeale I'erfuine
for 3.50
fl 00 Dr. Charles' Klesh Food for 40o
60c BoHnte liyglereque Soap for 2to
60o Oxsyn Ralm for 4oo
2Ao Graves' Tooth Powder for 12o
11.00 Kirk's Dandruff Cure (the 10 days'
Dandruff Cure), for 76o
WRITE FOR OUR 100-PAOE CATA
IX)UCE. COR. 16T1I A DODOE. OMAHA,
Cold Facts
The fact that it Is about time to
order our winter suit Is stating us In
the fact right tuow. Suppose you
take a look at your last wtnur's suit,
maybe by sending it to THIS PAN
TORI CM ws could olean and repair
It so It would do you another season.
! TIIE PAIlTORIUr.1
407 So
16th St
Oil AHA.
Tel. 063
Toxscvrass, Paousrtpaar. W! Farsaa, Ul. ng,
losscirasa, FrUMr, Mul howu4, ul. U10. "Tbsie
Isealreas sutsMirasr," tut solas te talass
Hf-ul ssiag seta, la tks sss klaxeee -ma
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