Till: OMAHA DAILY HEE: THURSDAY. MAfiCn 17, 1004.
1RDERS ARC LAMPS DOWN M0THER losestrack of boy
City Deotrioittn Command. Electric Light
Con.piny to Act Qaioklj.
DIRECTS USE OF CORNER IRON POSTS
ar He Will C at Wires aad Leave
Baslaess District Dark If
VaaereAi.arr Delar
Made.
CUy KlectrlHsn Mlchaelson has issued a
tpromplory order to the Omaha Electric
Light Tower Co., to remove all sus
pended arc lamps In the conduit district
downtown and to substitute corner Iron
posts aa supports for the lamps. Thin,
he dlrecta, must be done an quickly aa the
iron polea ran be aecured and placed In
p'ultlon. He atntea that he will give a
reasonable time for thla change, and If
file Instructions are not compiled with, he
will cut the service wire for every lamp
and leave the business section of the city
In darkness.
Michael on says he has found ample au
thority to sustain him In hla position with
out waiting for action or support of the
council, he sssrrts, and he does hot Intend FNK GETS MANY THREATS
to defer action because of alow proceeding
ty the legislative branch of the govern- coantr Treasarer Blamed for
ment.
"The ordinances have been violated,
plainly and conclusively," says Mr. Mloh
nelson, "and It ia my plain duty to enforce
the laws. It is true that permission was
given by the council' to the corporation to
erect . wooden poles fqr suspending the
lamp, but It was done by resolution and
an ordinance cannot be repealed that way."
Heads Him naj F.rraad aad that la the
I.at he Sees at
Him.
Mrs. Kate I. R. Thrush. Twenty-seventh
and Qrand avenue. Is anxious over the dis
appearance of her 11-year-nld son, whom
she sent Tuesday evening in a horse and
buggy to a nearby plat to get some coil.
The horse and vehlrlo were found tied
at the coalyard, but the boy has not jet
been heurd from. Mrs. Tnrush got a di
vorce five years sgo from her husband,
she to have the custody of the three chil
dren and the father the privilege ( of call
ing to see them when he was so Inclined.
A day or so sgo a man, who did not
give his name, called at the home of Tollce
Captain Mostyn and said he had been dl
vorced Ave years ago in Omaha and was
allowed to see his children; that he Just
called to see his former wife, but thi
children were not there, and asked advice
of the captain as to what he had better
do.
It Is thought there may be some con
nection in the mm'i visit at Captain Mot
tyn's home and the disappearance of the
boy.
PEARSE WIRES ACCEPTANCE
Ginrfces Milwaukee Cflsr Soon n Board
BejecU Major's Veto.
WANTS TO BEGIN WORK THERE APRIL 1
forcing Tax Collections, bat I
sorei It All.
LOOK FOR MAN WITH THE COIN
Omaha Police Jela la search far MIs-
eearlaa with the Other Fel
low's lick,
A representative of the United States Ex
press company called on Acting Chief of
Police Mostyn and requested the appre
hension of John Franklin, wanted at St.
Joseph for fraudulently obtaining money,
the amount Involved said to be 1,100, which.
It la claimed. Franklin secured by means of
a forged telegram Bent from Jefferson, City,
Mo., to a bank at fit. Joseph.
It Is stated that' several days ago Wil
liam H. Perry of Trenton, Mo., shipped a
oar of. Jacks to Jefferson City, stopping
enroute at St. Joseph, where ha deposited
11,100 in a bank, and made the acquaint
ance of Franklin. Perry, it appears, de-
The sale of 1S2 head of cattle recently
taken on a warrant by County Treasurer
Fink on account of the unpaid personal
taxes of J. M. Holt and Holt, Murphy A
Bcott for the yeara 1RSS to 1903. Inclusive,
will take place at public auction Saturday
morning at 10:30 o'clock. The sum for
which the sale Is made to satisfy now
amounts, with the costs that have neces
sarily been made, to 11,700, which sum
includes the taxes seemed on livestock
that was fed here during the years men
tioned and on which not a cent ever was
paid to the county.
Mr. Fink, In his capacity as treasurer.
and on account of hla energy in getting
the back taxes which " the law requires
him to account for, is threatened with no
end of litigation by the people upon whom
he has made requisition for sums long
since overdue. Even his bondsmen have
been notified that they will bo held re
sponsible for his acta, at all of which Mr.
Fink smiles blandly and continues to Issue
his little notices to please call and sctSe,
Annoaneemeats of the Theaters.
"Happy Hooligan," the genlnl hobo made
posited the money with the understanding so famous by Mr. F. Opper In the New
Fowler, Bodwell, Waterhoase . aad
Several Oatalde Men Kindly IMace
Themselves , at Disposal of
Board of Edecatloa.
Superintendent Pearse has finally and for
mally announced his Intention of severing
his connection with the Omaha schools and
accepting the I6.OJ0 position offered him as
heud of the Milwaukee public school sys
tem. He received a telegram from the
Cream City jesterday, caving that the
Board of Educutlon there had rejected the
veto of Mayor Rose to the $0,000 salary
resolution and had adopted the measure.
The veto was It to 2. two members being
absent. Mr. Pearse wired back his accept
ance. .
'This means," he said, "that I shall pre
sent my resignation to the Omaha board at
Its next meeting with a request that I be
released so as to assume the Milwaukee
superlntendcncy April 1. After this has
been arranged I shall formally accept the
MUwaukee offer and hp to that city. I do
not expect to" visit Milwaukee again until
I go there to remain."
Candidates Come to Taw.
The contest for succession to the local
superintendency is warming up. Btate Su
perintendent Fowler remained over In
Omaha from Tuesday and is making a de
termined effort to land the prize. County
Superintendent Bodwell and Principal A.
II. Waterhouse of the high school have
both made It known that they are In re
ceptive moods, while Superintendent Clif
ford of Council Bluffs, McConnell of
Cedar Ilaplds and a Pea Moines el
ucator have friends working in their be
half. The name of State Superintendent
Stetson of Maine also has been mentioned.
He is a warm friend of Superintendent
Pearse and has been In Omaha on a num
ber of occasions aa a lecturer before In
structors. Mr. Pearse was asked about
Superintendent Stetson and said:
"I do not know that Mr. Stetson is a
candidate. He is highly regarded aa an
educator and has Just been re-elected to I
hla position as head of the Maine schools.
While the salary there Is not as large as
paid In Omaha, yet he is reasonably sure
of the place as long as he wants it, and he
has enough time to make considerable
money outside by lecturing and instruction."
that If he needed It when he got to Jef
ferson City the money should be sent to
him on receipt of telegraphic request.
Hranklln is aald to have learned of this
arrangement and hurried to Jefferson City,
where he promptly sent a telegram, pur
porting to be from Perry, and asking that
the deposit be forwarded aa per the ar
rangement made at the bank.
Franklin received the money and left In
tanter. What means of Identification were
' used by Franklin, if any, are not stated.
York Journal and put Into dramatic form
by Frank Dumont, will be the offering of
the Krug tonight and the remainder of the
week. The company presenting "Happy
Hooligan" number forty people and the
scenery, costumes, music and other feat
ures are all new and of the most expen
slve nature. W. H. Mack will be seen
as Happy Hooligan and Mae Phelps aa
Mischief.
-"Omaha Deatal College Classsaea Re
new Hostilities and Fight
with Snowballs.
On tomorrow evening the original New
York production of "The Eternal Cltv."
. JUNIORS PEPPER THE SENIORS"01 the orlgln,li New Tork 8ave
Messrs. Llebler Co., the producers, have
spared no expense to give the Hall Calne
play a proper setting, and in addition to
providing an unusually strong and capable
company, have lavished pains on scenery
Peace that has existed for some month and musical accessories, so that the Disc
between the upper classes of the Omaha will be given under the most artistic of
Dental college was all ahot to piece again conditions.' Edward J. Morgan, who heads
thla morning and the blood spot have re- the company, Is well known In Omaha,
appeared -on the moon down there. and Is supported by such excellent actors
i While the senior were holding a class as Mr. Belleville, Mr. Bangs and others
meeting the Junior gathered outside and, who are equally popular here. Miss Sarah
armed with snowballs, took up position Truax, who has the leading role of Roma.
' where they could command every door and is a well known eastern stock actress
r window leading ta the room ia which the and comes highly recommended by the
seniors were ' meeting. When the seniors press. The engagement Is for Friday and
discovered the lege they took counsel and Saturday evening and a matinee on Bat
decided to wait It out For over two hours urday.
they delayed, but the Junior gave no sign
of weakening and the senior finally de
cided on a rush The sortie was greeted
by a fierce onslaught and battered and
' pestered, the senior were forced to seek
arety in flight. The junior are doing the The Orpheum will give a matinee to
crowing now and Inal.t that what they did day. which I. the on amusement feat
to the .enior. will hold them until .fter ure scheduled at the thTat T for ml
...u...v....... . . i anernoon. The bill for the week has
MAYOR TAKES UP THE BROOM UX.tS
TWO THOUSAND FOR HORSES
Amount City Spends Darin February
to Buy Animals and Their
Medicine. '
An appropriation ordinance started on Its
way to passage by the council Tuesday
night shows that nine new horses for the
fire department cost the city a total of
11,765, or nearly $200 each. Two horses for ,
use of the . police department's patrol :
wagons cost 1450, making . the total ex- ,
penditure for horseflesh during February 1
12.215. Judging from the bills returned by ;
II. L. Ramacclottf, city veteilnarlan, for
medicine, there muat have been a good
deal of bad health among the city live
stock, as the remedies and restoratives
amounted to $91.85.
On Sunday afternoon and evening "Ole
Oleson" will be the attraction at the
Boyd. ,
f tha
ay Ha Will Help Cleaa City aad
that Everybody Mast Fall
. la 14a.
r m
A "clean-up" campaign such as the city
has never known I predicted by Mayor
Moore for April L and the day lmme-
tely following. He told representative
of the Clvlo League of Improvement clubs.
that he proposed to co-operate with the
ences. Snyder and Buckley, the tnu.ir.l
comedians, are among those scoring big.
mux ,,.v. receives: repeated recalls at
every performance. The nmrr.m i. .n
Wow Colonial Skirts.
Tn An iu..(L. - - .. .
. .. oi last evening a
irpograpnicaj error was made. The Head
row, a no jvew colored fllrlrra tki.
should have been THE NEW COLONIAL.
organisation In .ecurelng a clean clt, and tern cUIe tLL1"? m T ,n
that he was glad h. effort of th. vA?' elde" Co.
Ilea, health and rmblln works rlensr....,. .i. " . . "lor Bhow
i uii new series in Omaha.
wa to be supported and assisted by such umana.
an organisation. vt your coupons on page ,. .nd heln
A thorough cleaning un of yards. .1. I a .. r " .' "na ne'P
l.v. and ar.aw.va .,r,. fc "1 T " "I" P'-ndld vaca
been possible before" ..Id T th. mayor" np'Mon-
- simply because publlo sentiment ha cot
beea properly crystallised. Now. with th
sentiment aroused by th league, any
thing along this line will be possible. The
member will feel bound to help th em-
V,
trip.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
P. Chlodo returned from n ta.tern
Ploy of th city, and no effort will be Plumbing ootnpany; hai T gon Ton a
snared br the nvnn.i i. . I trip south.
town in a good a shape a possible with rif '""J of Nb-! F- Taylor of
limited fund..- P"bl W'th Tf X ngdon of Papi.llon
' , - John Clay, one of the largest cattle deal
World's Best Pile Car.. " In the country, arrived In Omaha Tues-
Why endure torture from pile, tin if- " u" way wf,t-
ontract a fatal dUe.L wh.n Ml n'S ?r?,ton' 5 : Mr. and Mr.
Arnica Biv. . - I ' .,' i.i.i?" -V"77B. -umining, iron
------ - - - - . ,u joc. s-or I r,1". "-.. . p. Adams, wiair: O
al by Kuhn At Co. Ilolver, Chadron, apd Mr. and Mrs. 1. L
uuaoki, .re mi me lier Urand.
Mexico City; L. I). Woodruff
Pawnee Cliy; H. A. Hubbs. Bancroft: h'
A. Smith. Frank E. Ward. M. R. Hopewell
and J W. Crue Tekamah, and John (S.lroy
Spalding, are at the Paxton.
David Spesser. Lincoln; Mr. and Mrs F
E. Muller, Randolph; H. Q. Uunstan. Bunta
Monica. Cel.; Mr. and Mrs. John Mor....
W. M Bucknum. general agent of th. J. iTfWer'. Benedict; L." Spelt.
Ptnnsylvsnia line. I. advised that th. d John H. Best. Denver, ars at the
Anohor line lake and rail class rate, will p",on-
be exactly the aam. thla y.ar aa last u w- Swords. St Edwsrds; Charles F.
sea.nn Th. ' " "r " Horner. Lexington; Phillip Dayer. Tacoma:
aavisea mat It alao Is
agreed that the lake and rail rate, will
hoi in ci una marine
CLASS RATES REMAIN SAME
Ho Chang, la Anchor Lin. Lako aad
Rail, bat Commodity 1.
Hot Fixed .
Ten trip, a week to th. St. Louis expo
sition will be voted to the most deserving
by Bee rea'ors. Save your coupons.
Shamrocks given away at Black's.
TUB SOUTHWESTERN LINE
Russia-Japan Atlas.
A Russo-Japanese war atlas has been
Issued by the Chicago 4 Northwestern rail
toad. Three fine colored maps, each 14x29,
bound in convenient form' for reference.
Tha eastern situation shown In detail, with
tables showing relative military and naval
strength and financial resources of Russia
and Japan.
Copy mailed to any sddress on receipt of
ten (10) cents in tostage. Apply at City
Office., 1401-140$ rFaanam Street, Omaha,
Neb.
Attention v. O. W .
Omaha Seymour camp No. 1$: You are
requested (o meet at hall, Patterson block,
17th and Douglas, at t p. m. Thursday to
attend the funeral Of Bov. C. C. Rouser.
JOHN N. CRAWFORD, Clerk.
Dentist with well established practice In
an excellent location In Bee building de
sires gentlemen to share office, preferably
physician. Address B $8, Bee office.
Shamrocks for the asking at Black'.
DIED.
SHOCKLET Arthur E., of pneumonia, at
his late residence, 1918 Cuming street,
March 15, 1S"4. aged 42 years.
Funeral rervlces at 1 p. m., Sunday, at
Masonlo temple. Sixteenth and Capitol
avenue. Friends invited. Interment at
Forest Lawn.
DRUMMY Helen L.. aged 7 months,
youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Druinmy, sfter an Illness of a few days
of pneumonia
Funeral Thursday at ! p. m. from the
family residence. 423 Harney street, to
Holy Bepulcher cemetery.
OUR MARCH SALE OF
PIANO
AT QUICKSTEP PRICES
The past two weeks show a largo inerpase In
All owr Mies over a corrrspoudlng period of a year ago.
Former Cuts Thia ha9 ten the direct result of our special cut
Out Cut prfc-e. For this week, we propose to move them
out still faster by double cuts If necessary.
It Is a well known fact that no better plnnos can.
be had at any price, than our present stock of the
Quality BTEINWAY, STEGER, EMERSON. VOSB. A. R
Beyond chase, haudman, ukouqe steck, mason &
VueStion HAMLIN, etc., pianos with a standard reputation
sustained by an honorable record of oyer half a
century.
These choice new Instruments of the highest
Why Not tandard, we are selling rapidly at figures and on
Have a terms usually charged for ordinary, common makes.
Cood One There will be no better time than NOW to get a
strictly artistic piano that will last a lifetime.
$850 Orand rtanos Sale Price $T15
$750 Omnd llanos Sale Price f10.
t(V0 Orand Pianos Bale Price 400
$000 Orand Pianos Snle Price $445
Not, ling 1700 Uprlfc'ht Pianos Sale Prlco $623
Reserved I000 Upright Planos--Sftle Price $418
$550 Upright Pianos Sale Price $373
$500 Upright Pianos -S.ilo Price $313
$450 Upright rianos-Hnle Price $278
$400 Upright Pianos Bale Price ,, $243
$350 Upright rianos Bale Price $218
Upright Pianos Walnut case, old $ 38
Upright llanos Ebony, find $ 54
Upright Pianos Rosewood $ CO
Upright Pianos Mahogany $ 03
Our Upright Piano J. P. Hale $108
Bargain Room Upright Planos-IIall & Co $113
IS Making Upright Plano-6terilng $122
A Record Upright Pianos Colby $184
Upright Pianos Klmlmll $187
Upright llanos Chase 1 ros $143
Upright Pianos Chlcfierlntf $148
Upright Planoa Schubert $154
The Only House That Sells Standard
Make Pianos on $5 Monthly Payments
Schmoller & Mueller
NewSpring Millinery
SMARTEST FRENCH SHAPES
NEW YORK MODELS
This wUndid thoicinq comprises OXClll&lvo tnodolA
from th most noted IJnris and ATov Yorlc 2Jo
slgn&rst also an immense line of elegant trimmed dress hat
and, tailor suit hats from our oim workrooms, together with ex
clusive straw shapes and semi-made hats from ths foremost
American manufacturers.
EYEJiT SMART NEW MILLINERY CREATION ON
WHICH DAME FASHION 11A8 SMILED HEli APVliOVAL.
Today Friday Saturday
March 17, 18, 19
OPENING DAYS
IVe State No Values We Give Them.
Tfo have secured the services of Mmo. Ln llootc,
formerly of New York City, whose reputation as a designer is.
unparalleled,who wCl have charge of our Trimming Department.
Her excellent taste and good Judgment will insure confidence
with the most fastidious of our patrons.
MRS. R. II. DAVIBS
I C) 11 IOtinriflS StrOOt.
No Cards.
Manufacture
Wholesale
Retail
PIANOS
Cur Guarantee la the Strong-eat
1313 Farnam St,
'Omaha, Neb.
Great
Sacrifice
Sale
'Hi)'
They
Entertain
The
Children.
Our unexcelled Edison phonographs or Victor Talking machines are
Just the thing to furnish music for the children's little parties, ar.d
dunces, where there is no piano, or where there is no one to play It.
Makes home the attractive place and lessens their desire to go elsewhere.
-The phonograph, plays any music classic, sacred, waltzes, marches, mu
sic to suit any mood or any function. Requires no skill to operate It It
operates Itself. Blmply place In It the tune desired and an occasional
winding like a clock. Thnt's all there is to It A child can handle It.
Simple, compact, durable.
$10.00 and up
Insurance. Th Uumrmn
v. r Mllcnell. Cretahton: Mr and Mr.
K. U. Murphy, Norfolk; Matt Millar, David
llty; A. W. Thompson. Fullrrton: O. i
uprinsvlew, and E. c. Cum-
A ThaaaaKnl HasOaa
Corrd his wlf of falntint and diss
spells, wssknesa, headach and backaeh
with Electric Bitters. Try thsm. Wo. ror
ml by Kuhn a Co.
V I -uiurnnt- wun tns action I . vuujr, ro., are ai ins Merchants,
.a. iruiu tine msetlna rtcontlr Jim
tn w York. I Railway Rate aad Paraa.ai..
William Manchester of th Union Pacific
claim department left for a trip to Fremont.
Walter Colvin. commercial aent for th
Orand Trunk Fast Freight Uue. has on
A. C. Shaw, aeneral sg-ent of ths pHssen
r department, and J. U. Thompson, gen
eral passenger asent of th Cauadlan fa
clno, wl(h offices In Chicago, are in the city.
D. M. Lytle, who formerly was connected
with the In Ion Pacific, passed through
Omaha on his way .to Portland. Ore. He
ha beea matin hi horn during th past
lew mon t lis at Fairfield. Ia.
M. U. Heeler, night agent for th Pull
man company, has been transferred to r)L
tenuis, where he will hold a similar position
with th company. No on ha aa yet been
appointed to fill th vacancy.
O. U. Klrrbali, assistant general pasaen-
rrer agent af the Pennsylvania, and Traval
ng Passcngur Agents Thorp and Jenkins
ot the same aomuany, all ot Chicago, were
in Omaha Tuesday. They are making a
trip over th western territory.
A meeting of traffic official was held In
Chicago Tuesday to ooiuilder sugar ralea
After a discussion of some tens-th tha bim.
lug adjourned without anything being ao
CA.mpitohed. Another meeting has . been
olirtl to be irid In St 7rlt-aua next
- a i wiUva tL Mia ucrllua wUi let
sB ?yih I ft
H Is- 1 B II
H M 1 El
a. ..sa .
rieose do not confuse tlie Edison or Victor, with their splendid, full,
round, natural tone; with the made-to-sell-cheap imitations, worthless,
scratching talking machines now being sold Come, see and hear for
yourself before you buy.
. EXCHANGE OFFER.
$5.00 ALLOWED for most any kind of old machine, no matter what It
Is more, when they are worth more, towards the payment cf a good In
strument. Only real aud delightful results can be had with our No
Scratch Phonographs.
15 CENTS allowed for any kind of old records In exchange one for one.
Nebraska Cycle Company,
GEO. E. MICK EL, Uannger.
Corner 15th and Harney Sts. 'Phone 1003.
834 Broadway. Council Bluffs. 'Phone 13618.
612 N. 24th St.. South Omaha. Thone 4305.
3&J3BS
Bar your coupons on page 1, and help
some deserving person get a splendid vaca
tion trip to the 8t. Louis exposition.
LOCAL BREVITIES,
John W. Reec of Omaha, has filed his
voluntary petition in bankruptcy In th
United Btate district court, li gives hi"
occupation as live stink and commission.
His llabiUtie arc given at U.r) and ais
assets at a&ju.
Arrangement have been mad by th
city to settle the person-1 Injury claim ot
John Ple.-hoctnskl ror I. He was hurt
Jsnuary . ia at th southwest corner ot
thirtieth and Arbor atresia.
James prink of Lyons, Neb., who was
recemly bound over te the federal grand
Jury by Tutted fil xonils..luir Ai.d.r.
rr,g i .i :ja t t b,!i, lu the
J"? , ''
$3.00
Welt Soles
The expense of selling any particu
lar shoe to us 1 only a trifle. W
have so much of an expense anyway
so that when we take a ho Ilk
this woman' welt sola and price it at
13 00 instesd of tl.SO or even M 00 as
soma stores do you ge th advantage
in this smaller profit to us In a sav
ing to you.
Five different line Including ten
styles patent kid. box calf, valour
calf. Ideal kid, vlcl kid.
Your money back If we don't satisfy
you wlto this shoe.
DnEXEL SEIOE CO.,
1419 rtrnin Street.
t !
Omaha' U-U-Dttt Shot Heatt
St. Patrick's Day Special Cakes
Would you Ilk a cake iced In green for St. Patrick' day, March
Till? W can furnish these small cake for the occasion Marshmul
u Olaces, Shamrock places, Crescents, Macaroons, Queen Cakes, Po-
Diamonds.
mfom
Oar Owi Ice
In Shamrock
Cream
Molds.
IB20TFRNAM
PHONE. 711
Cioslnf Out Our Entire $12,00 Stock of
Buggies, Carriages, Wagons
To Make Room for AUTOMOBILES.
SPECIALS
90OO Cotamaws Depot Wagon,
with rather itr 80
9vjo Moon Rockaway, sllghtlr
ased
a22S Watertawn blosa Blteh,
speed hike
fl0 Watertcws, Ooaeavd top
aad rahber tlrs ......... .117
1KO OoSI Wagoa ..MflOS
TOP BUGGIES
$100 Colaanbas, rahhar tlrw..lM
flSS Watertowa Tnnp BTbT
with, rubber tires .$1411
HO Moos Top Baggy, with
rasher tires ....
99O B. Special Top Barer. w1th
rahher tires .0"
PTR sloaa Top BsgsTi ir
T5 B. f peclal Top BsgtT. fall
leathar tap 'H3
H.E. Fredrickson
15th and Capitol Ays.
OPEN S TANHOPES
ft TP, taldmbsi, robber c.lro. .e14t
91BO Uooi, robber tiro, .... .flOS
MO B. ppoolaJ, raster bs..M
OS B. bpelal, steel ttr. ,. .f4T
SURRIES
SfiS Oo: wmbns, estensloa
vop paas
BASO Col a mb as, easepy top..PlM
ISO Trap, oataasloa top....t)lSs
flea Moon, exteau loa top...4114
B. Special, exUns'a top..TT
$90 T. Ipootal, eanopy top....6t
fM B. Spaolal, oancpy top.. 40a '
PHAETONS
CSBO Colvsaha sptdev, rahbor
tiro ...10O
9SOO Ooldnabaa, rabbe tSrot.aiea
1A5 Moon, steol tiro t
fOO Bfoea, steal tiros fTw
. RUNABOUTS
91SS Colambas, rubber tlres.tO
fllS Wavtartowm, rabber tires.ptta
990 Moos, rabber flra TO
fid B, Spaolal, stoeel tlro..at
Omaha
- Neb.
r-
offering unusual
bargains in dra
peries for the
three remaining
days of this week
IJJ t 11 J eV1'
4.95
$7.&0 Curtains, nil styles, Brus
sels. Irish Point, IteuolsMflnrc,
Cluny and Arabian, worth $7.30
special for throe days
only, go ot, per
pair
15c Curtain Swiss, in mill ends,
from m to 15 yards, all perfect
goods. In figures, stripes Q
and dots, special, OoC
per yard
$12.60 Curtains, New Dutch Cur
tains, Arab colored Curtains, hand
made Arabian curtahis, Linen,
Cluny Curtains, all hand made,,
worth, $12.50 special
three days only,
per pair
6.95
25c Extension Rods, extends from
80 to 54 inches, polished brass rods.
silver ends, worth 25c
each, special, two
for
25c
i
FreshStrawberries
With Ice Cream
Soda at Howell's.
25o Field's Warm Powder 16c
11.00 Bhoop's Restorative..... "(c
1 00 Howell's gars&parllla th great
blood cur and spring tonic T&c
2&c box Chamois Skin Soap 19c
Bhah of Persia Soap boa 11.00
11.00 Beef. Iron and Win. too
KM Lieblg Process Beef Ext. ....14
Tfto Moequera Beef Meal..., too
11.00 Hosteler's Blttsrs 7&o
11.00 Wright Celery Nervine 7te
sue Oermaa Rheumatlo Oil fee
HOWELL DRUG CO.,
1 6th mat Capitol Ave
Spring and Summer
. Millinery
March 22 and 23
NoCords Souvenirs
F. H. Sch:di!l & Co.
WINDOW SIIADES-n,urlng the threo remaining- days of this week
we will take orders for our best opaque window shade for any private
residence in Council Bluffs, South Omaha or Omaha, in lots of not les
than fifteen, mounted on Hartshorn rollers, complete bung, for 00c each
any slea. '
Orchard & Wilhelm
Carpet Company.
,C. H. Frederick Co.,,
Tha Leading
Hatter.
1504 Farnam Street
Furnishings
for fie n
MODISH WAISTCOATS
. In a variety of ttylt and pattern.
ENTIRELY NEW LINE OF NECK WE Alt
A lanje aortfhent of the laltit shape.
Exclusive Af ciiy
DINLAP HATS
SEE Oil WINDOWS
AS YOU CO BY.
D.sJxp Silk Hats
II0MU FIEE
Deputy tat YsteflnartajB.
yael loeirsetoff.
11. L. R1121CC10TTI. D. Y. S.
CITT VBTVRINAKIAH.
Cfflee and Inflrmary, tHa and Masoa It.
TEXAS STRAWBERRIES
Now ready to move, I make spe
cialty of filling- small order no
car loads all shipment C. O. I).
Correspondence solicited.
. P. HOWLAND, HotuUs, Texas
CUiiS.U04O.
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