Tnn OATTA" DATTA HEH: PATTTHDAY. AFOrST CO. 1001."
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READY TO ORDER MACHINES
Citj and County Offlcial Decide to Euy
Votirg Devices.
WITNESS TEST OF BOTH PRODUCTS
Oa Ast Fall t Prove Ilia Clalsss
f Inferiority Harala Rival
Marhlae Wklek la Bee-ossmeaded.
After representatives of the Universal
VoM.it machine had made an unsuccessful
attempt to "beat" the Standard voting- ma
chine at the city hall, the Joint committee
representing- the city councils of Omaha
and South Omaha and the Board of County
Commissioners decided to recommend the
purchase of Standard voting machine.
It took the committee only ten mlnutea
to decide the question behind closed doors,
nve voted for the Standard machine and
three against it. Commissioner Connolly
being Absent.
Thla afternoon aub-commlttee com
posed of Coundlmen Iloye and Adklns and
Commissioner Hofeldt will meet with S. C.
Hamilton, the salee agent of the winning
machine, and discuss prices and the num
ber to be bought. The agent declares that
Ixty-elght machine will amply equip the
county. His price, as first mentioned. Is
tOCO a machine.
Baslde the committee, many city and
county officers were In the city clerk's
offlce to see Agents Bemls and Burrows of
the Universal company try to prove the In
feriority of the Standard. Burrows had
declared before the committee that he
could produce a man who could "beat" the
rlvU machine and show It was not trust
worthy. Hamilton challenged him to do
ao. Bemla, who sold Standard machines
before they were merged with the United
States machine and Improved, came as the
expert who would do. the business.
. Falls 14 Condemn Mat-bin.
Beyond allowing- the committee that If
the machines were not properly, adjusted
before being sent out they would not work
right, and that a possibility existed for a
vote buyer to make certain of his pur
chase Under favorable condition, In the
Judgment of the committee' the agents
proved nothing Injurious.
Bemls admitted he had done all he could
to make the machine work wrong and had
failed to "beat" It. He then proceeded
to describe Instance where, through some
failure of election officers to do their
duty, .trouble had been had with the
Standard. ,
To offset these Councilman Hoy had In
Ms possession telegrams from authorities
where the machine Is In use. One from
Mayor E. A. Knight of Buffalo read: "We
have tiaed the U. 8. Standard voting ma
chines for five years with yreat success.
Mora satisfactory than paper ballots." C.
J. Clark auditor of Indianapolis, wired
that the city used the machine and were
better than the paper ballots. Assistant
Secretary of State Smith of New Jersey
said: "Used U. B. Standard voting ma
chines last year. W( prefer them and are
gradually adopting them." City Clerk
Schweng-el of Milwaukee, where 115 ma
chine axe In . use, said they had given
entire satlsfaicJon and eliminated the pos
sibilities of contest!. Mayor Cutler of
Rochester declared tha machines had been
perfectly satisfactory.
NEW BID FOR BEALS SCHOOL
f-i
Rose berr Let Off, bat Cheek Re
tajsed and Other- Proposals
Are Com ins;.
At a special meeting of the Board of Edu
catlon held yesterday It was decided ta
readvertlse for bids for the construction of
the Baals school. This was done because
. tha low bidder, A. Rosenbery, has refused
to perform the work for the reason that he
made an error In his bid of $2,300 for mill
and stair work which he Intende-1 to In
clude. The board says it Is Inclined to be
lenient with Rosenbery, but will retain his
check for I7O0, filed as an evidence of good
faith, until it sees what prices the read
vertleement brings forth. In connection
with ths new bids the superintendent of
building will be required to submit an
estimate.
Several members of the board said prices
lower than those recslved will be submitted
at a special meeting to be held for the pur
pose next Monday night.
Upon the recommendation of the Judiciary
committee leases were ordered signed with
the C. H. Hull. company for the Izard site.
The annual rental Is to be $1,200 a year
Instead of IS0O as formerly, and the lease
RE IMS
!:ngt Burning Palms,
: Painful Finger Ends.
Shapeless Hails.
SORE FEET
ifstne4 IIaM P,rr!'"T
Scr8, Ter.i:r and
c:;e eight treatment.
So&k the hand on retiring in a strong,
tot, creamy lather of Cuticnra Soap.
Dry aad anoint freely with Cutlcnra
Ointment, th great akin cur and pnrest
f emollients. Wear, daring the night,
old, loess kid flloves, or bandage lightly
In old, soft cotton or linen.. For red,
rone and chapped handa, dry, fissured,
Itching, feverish palms, with brittle,
kbaptiloos nails and painful finger enda,
tUs treatment la simply wonderful, fre
qaeatly caring la a single application.
Complete local and coaslltatlonal
treittment for every humour of the
at i, scalp and blood, with loss of hair,
ana now be had for one dollar. Bath
with hot water and Cullcura Soap, to
cleanse the surface of crusts and scales,
and soften the thickened cuticle. lry,
Without hard rubbing, and apply Cutl
cnra Ointment freely, to allay Itching,
Irritation and Inflammation, aud soothe
aud heal, aad lastly, take the Cutlcura
, insolvent Fills to cool and cleanse the
blood. This treatment afl"urds Instant
relief, permits rest and sleep In tha
severe&t tonus of Xciewa and Other
luLlLif. barbing and scaly Lainoars,
aud puUite to a speedy, permanent an 4
ecouooilcal cure of torturing, dUflfror
ln humours, from pimples to scrofula,
from Infancy to when all other
tt monies add the bt physicians fall
U etnawkixrt om rwnn alti ate
a... w u. . r a n . - i i ...i
I .,.-..- I.V..., ,9
will extend five yenrs. The figure reached
was a compromise Ntween W.VO asked by
the board and t offered by the Hull com
pany. The contract with Rutherford Jensen
for painting and repairing the walls and
ceilings of the school bourd rooms for &1
was approved.
SAYS IT ISJJ0 ELOPEMENT
Grsen-ts-Be Fiplalas Why He aad
Flaaeee Got Married la
Omaha.
Benjamin M. Rlnkley, a prominent young
grain broker of Kannas City, and Mies
Catherine V. Hoffman, a well known young
belle of Minneapolis, were married at
g o'clock last evening in Omaha. The
ceremony was private and . was per
formed by and at the residence of Rev.
A. 1 Mlrkle. V'l Ilerce street. None of
the relatives of either party were present
"Although it may look that way. It is
not an elopement," dwlnred Mr. Dinkier
at the Paxton yesterday. "We simply
met hf-re for convenience to get married.
"My prospective bride resided In Minne
apolis. Her father, who was Dr. Hoff
man. Is dead, and her mother Uvea In
Winnipeg. Neither of us believed In an
elaborate wedding and as we are going to
Henver to reside we concluded to get mar
ried in Omaha."
The young people will leave for their new
home today. Mr. Rlnkley will start a
branch house for hi firm In Denver and
will assume permanent charge of It,
ISIIAPPlSESil DISPELLED.
If inoqv nonfai NJiunH P" If
Many women weep and wall and refuse to
be comforted because their once magnifi
cent tresses have become thin and faded.
Many men Incline to profanity because tho
flies bite through tho thin thatch on their
cranium. It will be good news to the
miserable of both sexes to learn that New
bro's Herplclde has been placed upon the
market This Is the new scalp germicide
and antiseptic that acts by destroying the
germ or microbe that Is the underlying
cause of all hair destruction. Herplclde
Is a new preparation, made after a new
formula on an entirely new principle. Any
one who has tried It will testify as to its
worth. Try It yourself and be convinced.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in
stamps for sample to The Herplclde Co.,
Detroit. Mich. Sherman Jk McConnell
Drug Co., special agents.
POLICE STOP KNIFE - TEST
Oflleera Appear Just la Time to Pre
eat Owners from Carrlas;
Each Other.
Peter Carstensen, white, of Florence and
Walter Reed, colored, of 112 North Tenth
street, came together Thursday afternoon
on Farnara street and were going to trade
pocket knives "sight unseen," as the boys
used to do down at the "old swlmmin'
hole.". Before the trade was closed they
got Into an argument as to the superiority
of each other's knife and the trade was
postponed. Then Carstensen, who had a
two-bladed pearl-handled knife, thought his
piece of cutlery would look nicely Impaled
In some portion of Reed's anatomy, while
Reed, who took large chunks of pride In
the possession of a black-handled toad
sticker, thought his knife could mak some
neat Incisions In Carstenseg'a cuticle. Just
about the time the men were clearing decks
for action Patrolmen Shephard and Cun
ningham appeared on the scene, closed the
knives and sent the men to Jail. Police
Judge Berka fined them each $5 and costs.
FOR TRYING TO COLLECT DEBT
Iowa Lawyer Is Arrested While Reek.
las; o Recover oa Jadanaeat
Aaralaat Nebraska Mam.
J Q. Harrison, a lawver of rvmnMi
Bluffs, was arrested
trying to collect a Judgment at the Union
i-ucmo neaoquartera. He was taken to
the city Jail and charred with iin
abetting In the transfer ofan evidence of
ucui mr me purpose or evading the ex
emption laws of tha state r,f
It la alleged that Harrison bought from
ionn Macienatton a Judgment the latter
held against Martin Kerns, an .i
the Union Pacific shops. The amount of
ine judgment is .73. and as Kerns has a
family to support, the Judgment was not
collectable under a certain v.hro.i,. i...
but Is collectable under aa Iowa law, hence
me aiiegea sale of the Judgment from
Majlehatton of Omaha. to
Council Bluffs. Assistant County Attorney
Magney has prepared the complaint end
Information In the case.
SUES HIS ALLEGED ASSAILANT
Day Laborer File, Action Against
Salooa Keeper for Damages from
Reported Assault
William Henkelman haa henm a
damage suit for $5,000 against James De
belka. The latter is a saloon keener at T.!ai-1
seventh and Q streets. South Omaha, and
Is charged In the action with having
ueaien iienKeiman so badly on November
15 last that he has since hen
do any work. The plaintiff is a day la
borer and declared that the druhhino- v..
got has ma. do him a permanent cripple.
Cad at 'Week srowrate,B tQ clear
Lake, la.
Via Chicago Great Western railway. For
trains Friday eight and all trains Satur
day of each week round trip tickets will be
sold at one fare to Clear Lake, la. Tickets
good returning on any train until the fol
lowing Monday. For further Information
apply W 8- 11. Parkhurst. general agent,
1611 Farnam street. Ouut.la. Neb.
The II Is great Event Yet.
Never before have such pronounced val
ues been offered as during this sample sale
of fancy rockers and chairs; all new, this
season designs, and you can buy them
now at a full third less than regular. We
close Saturday at 1 o'clock.
ORCHARD & WILHELM CARPET CO.,
Homeseekera' Rates to north Dakota.
Every Tuesday until October 23 the Chi
cago Great Western Railway will sell round
trip tickets to points in tha above named
state at a great reduction from the usual
fare. For further Information apply to
Geo. F. Tbomaa, general agent, laU Far
uam street, Omaha. Nab.
Iowa State Fair.
For above occasion the Rock Island will
sell excursion tickets fiom Omah.i to Des
Moines and return at one fure for round
trip. On aale dally to August 27th.
E. P. RUTHERFORD, D. P, A..
1323 Farnam 8t, Omaha, Neb.
Mt. Clemens, tha Mineral Bath City.
Is reached without change of cars onlytjy
the Grand Trunk Railway System. Time
tables and a beautiful doscrlpllve pamphlet
will be mand free on application to Ad
vertising Department, 136 Adams Bt, Chi
cago, Geo. W. Vaux, A. O. P. A, T. A.
Copies of Scavenger Law.
The scavenger 1" w complete has been
pul.linlifd by City Tl-nmiirr ItehiitiiKft and
copies may lm had from him on h llct
t loii. Dt-manriH for Information concming
detail of Ute law have leu so numerous
ft to rtiuH Uin trrunurer to Iimvh the en
tire Muil printed. home time go a
SYfUM'niti WdS Ibmir.l, bill thlrt has not
wi.ol.y UiOt Uie uwt tur xut luioruia-
UvlU,
MEN'S
$10.00
$1150
$13.00
Only a Few Days Remain In Our Great
CLOTHING CLEARANCE
Allaprlns; ,
rrer Suit
Must Uo
f
ize that lirandeis is again
giving the
SCHOOL SUITS
FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN.
S4.00 and S5.00 Knee Pants Suits
at $2.00
All wool clothing strongly made rN
or rough every day wear C "aslj fj H H M
S5rs!.... OfJallillli)
$5.00 and $7.00 Knee Pants Suits at $3.43.
The season's beet and prettiest g f rra
new juvenile style, lncludinif f 1 1
the very stylish Bustar Brown v " ,4 .n jl
tjrle- t)i3tL13
Odd Knee Pants at 49c Warranted to M f
wear or a brand new pair to replace them, iifgf
11.00 and $1.25 quality, at
Boys Furnishings on Third Floor.
Boys 25c School iOlr
Hose.- I2W
Boys' 25c Cheviot WaJsts
"'Mother's Friend' dr,
stvlp
BASEM EN'T Regulars
$2.5J and 3.00 Knee
Pants Suits gQ
Boys' 39c
Waists
Boys' 50c Percale 8hirt O E
WaUu AOW
Cleara.nce of Men's
All ou: men's and boys' straw hats
up to ?i. 50, at.. ........
All our men's fine straw hats,
Johnson & Goodlett Co.
.Phoacs 1373 and 4743.
It is Policy
to do your business where facilities are
the heat, qualities the highest, plenty of
foods to select from and prices always the
.west WHERE CAN YOU IK) AH
WELL A8
HERE?
Echo answers,
WHERE?"
Saturday Bargains
BUTTER Fine sweet dairy, per pound 1C
hUTTKK-Extra fancy Separator, lb. loo
IJAKL'U BEANS Highest gTade, in
tine tomato sauce Vc cans for... 9c
'2c cans for lie
WASHING POWDER 2uc size Pyra
mid brand for 14c
FRENCH M L'STARD Extra large
glans. fine quality, 15c size for 7c
POTTED jlIAM Vry best, small size. 4c
DEVILED HAM-Verr best, large size 8c
ROAST BEEF 1-pound cans best
ana 11 ty ' 13c
AST BEEF 2-pound can best
quality 20c
PINEAPPLE 2-pound cans fine sliced
20c seller ror .............. i4c
RIB ROAST Nothing finer can be 'had.
per pound 120
POHK LOINS Per pound lf
PORK BUTTS Per pound 8 Wc
BREAD Our own make pure Milk
per loaf Be
CAKES Three-layer white perfection
in quality nut, orange, caramel,
rhoeoltte or cocoanut each 30c
COOKIES Our own make assorted
three dozen for 25c
POTATOES Fine large home grown
ner bushel 35c
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Too numer
ous to mention. iottom prices.
Johnson & Goodlett Co.,
aoth aad Laka Sta.
GROCERIES. MEATS and BAKERY.
EXERCISE YOUR SKIN
keep up its activity, and aid its
natural changes, not by expens
ive Turkish baths, but by
HAND SAPOLIO, the only
soap that liberates the activiti es
of the pores without working
chemical changes. Costs but a
trifle.
IT'S TEN CENTS
What Tp Eat EntZ!
Bend for copy. 10 cents or tl.w a year
Reliable Health Articles, Table
btoiixa JeMts, poems. Clever Toasts.
A Kood friend to brighten your li-Uure
iiioumnta. Full of novel suggestions
for entertaining.
Th low Hwith Bulletta My "Our ac
ould b. hatllhi.r uid hpplr tr lb Innutae
r rli of itata vonbr aublUMtloa."
WHAT TO EAT (Monthly Magailne).
WMpiiioa St. mn rifth An., CHIOAOO
jKsii saawkaaWsiasuajau
aswFspwssB'psrws'K
ElAin
Dalcam
liuuuici tue (rrowth of tha hair and
g t vue it the lust re and silk Lucas of youth.
Whoa tlie hair Is iry or tadud It
BRINhS BACK THE YOUTHFUL COLOR.
It prcrents Caadrulf and Lair faluug
aad kee Uie scalp clean and healthy.
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SUITSS5
Bargains
that Al
most Paa
Belief
All our light weight and mc
dium -weight suits that have
been priced throughout the sea
son at SIO.OO. S12.5Q and $15.00
go Saturday at S5.QO.
We make you this offer Saturday
Jnst because we do not want to carry
over any suits. That is why auy one
of these etylish suits, summer and fall
' weight is yours for $5.00. Compare
theBe suits with those offer- r
ea eisewnere you 11 see v J
the difference you'll real- rf
real big bargains at
Clearance of Men's Pants
1,00 for tr.ea'$ $2 pants ,Q3 for Ken's $4 pants
,50 cu's $3 pants 2,03 for bed's $8 pants
X hi
Flannelette
19c
BASEMENT Boys' 4th f
quality Knee Pants JQfJ ' a
3 Boys' Straw Hats
that iold (
worttuto $each...
98c
S4.00
OXFORDS
$2.65
Mftn's patent coit, vlci kid, ve
lour calf and tan Rusela calf,
3.60 and $4.00 oxford tle, cut
or.!h.'"..ea!f... ;:.2.65
Women's 13 50 patent kid, welt
sole, military heel oxfords,
cut for this sale 2
lien's $5.00 'Johnston &' Murphy
and Boyden oxfords of patent
calf, vlci kid and tan HusHla
calf, reduced for t Cl
this sale to O.DVJ
Women's $5.00 Iaird. Schober &
Co.'s patent kid and tan Rus
sia calf, welt oxfords, reduced
tfor.!!,!".s..... 3.50
A lot of women's $3.00 and $4.00
tan and Mack kid, welt and
turn so oxfords, broken xlzns
and widths, but fine 7SSr I
goods, at 60c arrd -
The Old Saying
"It is never too late to mend," is all
right In a crest many cases, but it is
often very difficult, even impossible, .
to do anything- with a garment that
has been In the hands of Incompetent
persons, and treated in any hap
hazard way. It pays to be careful to
whom you entrust them. We clean
and dye almost everything.
Twin City Dye Works,
26th St. and Ave. A.
Council Bluffs.
TeL 310.
319 B. 15th St.,
Omaha.
Tel. 15JL.
i
BEAUTYf
-TV"1 II .. I . . '
complexion, bo not allow un
11,'luly piupl.s. blackhc.il. tan,
W heckles to blcauui your skin.
Derma-Royale
Will reoiov thrs like mi tie.
CufM ij Irm, ..I 'I an..
tx-tf Willi btKMA-RoYALB
ouak, a uact akin Is i
SOLD RY DRUGfllSTS, F' A'C
av auv ha arocrwl lu. Vr7 I
Dsnna-Royal, $1 paa- bottle, express paid.
Icrma-ktuyala hoap. IS Cats, by Biiall.
hvib U ona packas, $1.23, siprcss paid.
uf1rm aad clli.uatUt aeut oa fr m.l
TKE ELRMA-ROYALE C0 Clnciaaall. a
bubaefar'a Cat srlee lra Store.
fff Another v
Chance at V
111 Our Oxfords 111
v Saturday II
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Sy J
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SGIIl'.lOLLESi
& UlJELLEI!
. Semi-Annual
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HAS CSOKtN AU CtCOMS
We are selling from 10 to 12
Piano" per day and the public la
reallzlDK the wonderfully low
price we are quoting on our fin
stock of Brat class Instrument.
PERFECT HIGH GR4DE riAWOS.
usually sold at $2M.0O, 1325.00.
$425.00 and $500.00, are now of
fered at
$133, $(65. 5210, $289
BEAl'TlPl'I. WJIAHB PIAHOf.
Fully repaired, worth $50.00, $T5.00,
$1U0.00, are now offered at
$22, $38. $38.
HIGH GRADE ORGASS.
All makes and styles, worth $25.00,
$15.00, $05.00, are now offered at
$14, 23, $42.
TE!S TO SUIT THE BUYER
We sruarantee the quality of
every instrument
Our line includea the following
makes: STEIN WAT, STEGER i
SONS, EMEBSON, HARDMAM, A.
B. CUAKE, 8TECK, McrHAIU
and our own hand-made BCMOL
LER & MUELLER I'tano, made In
Omaha, guaranteed for 20 years.
Buying for four stores for spot cash,
our discounts are the moat liberal,
and we can therefore give our
customers the LOWEST PRICES.
New Pianos for tent- Expert
tuning, repairing and piano moving.
Write for catalogues and bargain
list, or pay us a visit of inspection.
We Bhip pianos on approval to any
part of the United Btates.
SGHLEfi
& MUELLER
Msvnwfactarera ef tbe Celebrate
SCHMOIXEH a MCEI.LES FIAHOS.
1313 Farnara St, Tel. 1625.
Braack Stores, Llaeoln, CosisieU
BletTs avaa Sleax City. .
11 n t? i.
m
Suggestion
When the wheat market Is
soaring- high and reports of crop
conditions from the great wheat
belts are unfavorable, indicating
a still further advance, comes
this advice from the miller
Buy Flour Now
So we deem It our duty to pass
the word along- for your protec
tion, and suggest to you to
Purchase Alton Flour
"The height of perfection of
the miller's art." before it ad
vances. Alton Flour i Cf
per sack
saw
Lea A Perrln's Worces
tershire Sauce bottle
23c
Bnlder's Tomato Catsup iQp
per bottle SOW
Chase A Sanborn's Java Iftrt
and Mocha Coffee lb...
Choicest Country But- O'yXn
ter per pound ""lv
This butter Is packed in 2, t, i
and 6-pound Jars and is guaran
teed to be superior to any
creamery butter produced. A
trial will convince you.
Palate Gratifiers
Genuine Jersey Sweet Pota-
trtea
Choice Muscatine Watermel- fTJ
Tasty Rock Ford Canteloupes.
Colorado Klberta Peaches (in
baskets,).
hi
The fact that we dress our
own poultry Is sufficient Ruaran
tee of quality and freshness.
Bprinir Chicken, per pound.. 16c
Youni? Hens, per pound.... lie
Shoulder Steak, per pound 7Hc
Round Steak, per pound.... 9c
Sirloin Steak, per pound... 12o
Porterhouse Steak, lb....l2V4c-15c
Somtner Bros.
Exponents of Good Living.
28th and Fzrmm Sts
Telephones 736-1329-1331.
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THE DEER
YOU LIKE
GABIUE
FOUR SYHQNYI.1S
FOUR - TWO - NAUGHT Tbat'a our
telephone number catch It? You may
need it for furore use.
Bold oa DlaingT aad BasTet Care.
Fred Krurj, Brewing Co
Oaaaaa's Bteael Irawtrr.
Telephone 429. OMAHA
When You -Write
to Advertisers
reinemLer it only takes an extra stroke ei
two of the pen to mention Uie tact that yoe
saw the ad In The Bee,
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READ OUR
AD. OH
PAGE LIGHT.
THE RELIABLE flTOBB.
Hayden Bros.' Final Clearing Sale
ShK $5 $10
Men's fine suits in cheviots, norm's, worst exls, cassiracn-s and manj
other fabrics in light, medium
OsTrifM Wt y Bart kkw a Sara
Men's outlna-.coat and pant suits In light
and medium snanes. ait
sixes arid well made.
Final Clearing Sale
Price -
3.75
Wrilo For
Our Hov;
Drug Catalogue
Our new catalogue Is now ready for dis
tribution. It contains Items of Irtorest to
DOCTOR8. IJRI.CXJI3T8. HOFPITAL8.
and the PUBLIC. WRITE FOR TUE
CATAJXK5LE IT 8 FREE.
Some sample Catalogue prices:
60c Anti-Oerm Disinfectant for TV:
1 lb. German Mixed Bird Seed for .. 4c
60c Beef. Iron and Wine for Sic
1 lb. Borax. Mule Team Brand for...... 1-jc
Hakrri Barley Malt wmskey roi
This is tne purest . ana oesi miu
25c Carboiated Mutton' Salve for W
Eaealyataa Cstarrk Jelly !-
est beat reaaeay far rallrra
aaa Hay er 23e aa SOe
Samples Free.
Soe Fisher's Extract Beef for . 11
J1.00 Herplclde iNewbro' for
15c Hire's Root Beer tmakes I gai-
lons) for Ijc
Iter's Orrgsa Blarkkerry Cardial
a war taate far stasaaek aaa
bowels TS
K.50 Marvel Whirling Spray Syrlnx.
.A.r . i i a ae
always lu, i'y ........ ...... j
tl.no Kilmer's Kwamr-Koot for 7c
Jap Rose Soap, cake c
Watte Hlbboa soap bis; take
white floatlaa; bath soap. far....B
11.00 Kirk's Dandruff Cure for T9c
'Ac Mis Ue toe cream lor l"c
VIMALT-Tka Beat Malt Extract,
bottle JtOe
bottlea for ai.OOi ai.no per dosea
n.00 SntilWs Sarsararllla for T3c
VICTOR 8 TUNIt: IA I It ueet
remedy for blackheads, pimples, tan
and sunburn for 5V
60c Syrup Figs, genuine, we sell 4.c
I.ltha Tablets, we sell So
tl.00 Wine Cardul, we sell Tc
Krelsht paid oa aiu.uu oroers or
re to aay point of west.
Write for NEW CATALOGUE.
SHaman & McConnell Drug Co.
Car. 16th aad Dodge Bts Omaha.
" Acraa .
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fc Mira
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the West, and guarantee my pens, which are the well known
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NEW AND THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED LINO
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ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO.
SUNDAY, JULY 31. 1904. ,
Tboroughly Equipped trains leave St Louia and Cblcago nightly
arrival of Incomlrif trains), arriving either city the following- morning.
Equipment entirely new; lavish in design, elaborate In furnishings.
; Ask your Ticket Agent, or address,
PASSBNQER TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT
A Nice Grip or Suit Case
will not make you tetter, but it makes people think better pi?
oertakVadvantagVof OUR 5 PER CENT DISCOUNT
BALE snd st the best at less than cheap gradrs will cost
you elsewhere- 1
Omalia Trunk Factory,
T.lepbon. 1038 1209 Farnara
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and dark nhados, in plaids, nratl
Btnps, lancj mixiurcfl, jtiaia oiuvn
and blacks, all well tailored, per
feet fitting, pod lininps and trim
minps. Anj of thee suits btv,
' worth and have been fold at from J
110.00 to ?12.50, our (f
Clearing Hale Q j
Price
Men's extra fine uits made up in the
very latent ptjles of the newest
fabrics, tailored perfectly, with
hand padded shoulders, hand
felled collars, good eif retaining
hair cloth frcnts. We have these
in all the newest and nobbiest v
shades and patterns in gray and
brown mixtures, fine mixed
plaids, neat stripes, fancy mix
tures, plain blue serges and black
unfinished worsters and thibets.
Most of these suits are manufac
tured by the well known firm of
Hart, Bchaffner & Marx. Most
of these suits were sold at from
15 to .$20. Our
Final Clearing
Sale Price ..,
Boys' knee pant suits. In double breasted.
sajlor Dlouse, t(.us?ian
blouse and three-piece
styleo.. Final Clearing
Sale Pries ,
1.50
BOYS'
L50
SHOES
We ltaTea't said much about these
shoas Utel5 but we don't want you to
foriret that these $1.50 shoes are Uie
best artoe raJuea the boy ever had on
hl foc
We're been selling; this same shoe
for ten years and we know they glva
the best eatlsfaction.
Wo t.ave speciai shoe salesmen that
know how to fit boys' shoa so as to
allow the feet natural growth.
Brinf the boys' feet In Saturday,
Droxol Shoo Go,
1419 mm STREET,
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1607 Fartiaiti Street.
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