fllE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TITTTRDAY, OCTOBER (?. 1904.
BOLD ADVENTURER IN TRAP
Alleged Dcspoiler of Hearts and Purses
Arrested snd Held on Bond.
OLIVER PERRY RUNS HIS COURSE AT LAST
Ob Ere of Marriage ( Omaha Girl
Self-Htyled Soldier la Taken
oa Charge of Grand
Larceny.
,OIIver Terry, with about a doen aliases
Vnn at many self-appointed titles, has been
arraigned In poilre court on the charg of
grand larceny filed by Assistant County
Attorney Marney.
' Perry waived preliminary examination and
wa bound over (o the dlatrlct court on a
bond of WOO. The Information on which
Terry was arraigned charged him with the
theft of a, trunlt full of new linen and other
artlclra of the value of $130 from the Schlltx
4 hotel on South Sixteenth street, where the
Nnrlsoner worked aa night clerk for five
mtats. The plunder was recovered by
Det Mlves Mitchell and Davla at the Arcade
hotel n Douglas street, to which place
Pqrry hail checked the goods. Perry also
Is said to have stolen four grip from
guests at the BchllU.
Ail Investigation of Perry's antecedents
has revealed the fact that he Is one of the
cleverest swindler who has worked this
N part of the country for pome time. It Is
Daiieyea ne is printed In many other cities.
Pleasing In. address and glib of tongue,
Perry had a faculty of pushing his way to
the front wherever he went. His forte was
that of posing as a lieutenant In the United
States army, which racket he worked to
the limit and for years. f
Vainly Courts Miss King.
On of his most daring escapades In
Omaha involves the 'name of Miss Sadie
King Of 3031 Half Cass street. Miss King
Is employed as operator in the Nebraska
Telephone office. Mrs. King was seen at
her residence and was outspoken in her
denunciation of Perry. Ehe said:
'My' daughter first met Perry at the
Woodmen picnlo at Blair, August 18. He
was Introduced as Lieutenant Oliver Has
aard Perry. U. 8. A., and cut quite a daaji.
Ha was devoted in his attentions to Sadie.
On returning to Omaha he made a proposal
of marriage to her, but I plainly told him
sueh action was rather hasty and I wanted
to know more about him. He continue his
attentions and came to the house In khaki
and lieutenant's uniforms and showed us all
aorta of credentials from the government.
On one occasion he brought a "Lieutenant"
Whitney. The next time he called he said
Whitney had left suddenly, taking with
him nearly all of his (Perry's) effects and
asked permission to bring some of his
thine out to our house for safe keeping.
The next evening he fell In a faint near
the St. John's Collegiate church after leav
ing our house. Police officers came to his
assistance and the story he told them was
he had been hold up and $600 taken from
him. He then was taken to his room at 109
South Seventeenth street and took to his
bed. He sent for me and begged me to let
my daughter come to his room and see him,
which suggestion I did not think proper, so
I allowed him to come out to our house for
a few days until he recovered from his sup
posed Illness. He tame out and brought his
trunk and stayed over three weeks. A week
ago last Saturday I Just told him to go. He
left, but did not take all bis effects with
- him. 1
One of His Smooth Tricks.
"One evening he showed us papers pur
porting to be from the government, order
ing to work ,at .the packing houses as a
strike breaker and to be. on the lookout for
army deserters. In the descriptions of de
serters he showed us was an exact de
scription bf my son Harry, who is & de
serter from the army. This, of course, led
us to think he was connected with the gov
ernment service. I am glad Perry has been
exposed before things went any further."
Mrs. King showed photographs of Perry
in the uniform of a lieutenant and also
letters from Perry to Miss King. One letter
from Perry's father. I L. Koch of Nash
ville, Tenn., states Perry, whoso right nam.
Is A. A. Koch, has a wife who needs his
presence. Perry's father Is said to be In
charge of a detective department at Nash
ville and has written several fatherly
CQlsUes to his wayward son during his last
stay in Omaha.
In -September 1901. Perry occupied the
center of the stage In Council Bluffs and
Omaha for several days. He came to them
In full regalia and broke Into print with
the statement that h was a lieutenant
returning from the Philippine servlc and
. Itt quest of a girl he met on the Union
Pacifjo transfer platform, when the troops
were golr.g through four years before that
time. Boms papers hereabouts took up
his cause and he even was given ' audi
i ences" at various places where large num
bers of girls were employed so ha might
'find the face, the Imogs of which he said
had followed him through the Insular
battle fields. He then went by the name of
Lieutenant Charles A. Barron. ' It is a mat
ter of record that to facilitate the work of
finding the girl, he secured a position as
conductor on a Council Bluffs motor line,
and while collecting fares would scan
every feminine facs he met. Thajt was his
story at ths time.
Man of Mast Trades.
He also has passed as Lieutenant A, C.
Caldwell, U, a A., and It Is believed he
has worked at more occupations than any
other' man Who has visited Omaha. The
authorities Irate Iilm as one of the most
versatile erooks extant. In his effects
have bean found several military suits,
cards of all kinds and letter heads from
aWttls In every large city In the country.
In a letter dated September 29, to Miss
' Xing, Berry hinted he would not press a
search for her brother, Harry, If she would
look kludly on bis suit.
Perry's last act waa to work as night
cle.k at the Senilis hotel, where he oper
ated In a bold manner.
Miss King Is a highly respected girl and
has Uved In Omaha many years. Her father
Is manager at the Windsor stables. While
he dislikes tha publicity the case give
her she is glad Perry has been exposed by
the authorities snd that at last his lane
has come to a turn. I
Upon Investigation It has been learned
Perry has not been connected with the
government further than serving for a
short term some years ago In the mllltla
In his home town in Tennessee. I
Although Mrs.' King did not atate the
fact. It Is Understood Perry and Miss King
were to have been married Tuesday, but
when ' Mr. King learned of ths man's
duplicity the nuptials wore called off.
Another story la told that Perry was
around town last Saturday In uniform of
a. lieutenant and was met by an official
from ths army headquarters who asked
Perry why he had not r ported at head
quarters as Is Ui custom. , Perry is re
ported as having said he had been belated
on the train and waa tired.
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Hillside, the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Stafford, was the scene of a pretty wedding
last evening when their daughter. Miss
Josephine Stafford, was married to Mr.
Harry Hersog. about 150 guests being pres
ent. The house throughout was trimmed In
pink, white and green, and the marriage
service was rd by Rev. Newman Hall
Burdlrk under a large wedding bell of
flowers suspended In one corner of the
parlor. Misses Vera Stafford and Effle
Parker preceded the brld.'il party as they
entered the room, stretching the ribbons
tnst formed the aisle through which they
passed. Miss Helen Catlln. as ring bearer,
came first, and after her Miss Lulu Staf
ford, sister of the bride, who attended her
as maid of honor. Her gown was of light
blue gauze over white and she csrrled
red roses. The bride walked last and lone,
the wedding gown being of white chiffon
cloth and the flowers a shower of bride's
roses. Mr. Bd Hersog, a brother of the
groom, attended him as beet man. Mr. and
Mrs. Horrog will be st home after Novem
ber 1 at 210 Caldwell street
Mrs. Martha Blackwell and Mrs. Warren
Blackwell gave a charming bridge luncheon
Monday to about forty guests In compli
ment to Mrs. Whltcomb of Chicago, mother
of Mrs. Warren Blackwell, who is her
guest The luncheon was served from
small tables and the afternoon devoted to
bridge.
Mrs. Royal D. Miller and Mrs. Frank
Brown entertained Informally at euchre
Tuesday afternoon for Miss Ooff and Miss
Turner of Fremont. The prize of the after
noon was won by Mrs. John McDonald and
the game was followed by a violet
luncheon. The guests Included: Miss Ooff,
Miss Turner, Mrs. John McDonald. Mrs.
Alfred Elllck. Mrs. Howard Ionard, Miss
Georgia Kennard, Miss Edith Locke, Miss
Effle Mclntyre, Miss Clair Northrup and
Miss Humphrey of Springfield, O.
THURSDAY'S BARGAINS
Miss McCllntock has arrived from the
east and Is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Milton Barlow. She will remain here for
a few weeks before returning to the west.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Valentine and Miss
Enid Valentine have returned from Chi
cago and have apartments at the Georgia.
Miss Daisy Doane, who has spent the
year abroad with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Waggeman of Washington, D. C, sailed
from Liverpool Saturday and Is expected
In Omaha early next week.
Miss Josephine Hunter has returned from
a visit with friends In Sioux City.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgs Miller and daughter
have returned from a two week's visit at
the World's fair.
Mrs. O. Wilson of Evansvllle, Ind., is
he guest of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rees.
Mr. VvilHam Elmore Martin will enter
tain the members of the Martln-McKenna
bridal party at a dinner at the Omaha
club this evening. '
Mrs. E. M. Fairfield will give a formal
dinner Saturday evening at Cortlandt, the
home of Judge Woolworth, In honor of
Miss Blanche McKenna, whose marriage
to Mr. William Elmore Martin will take
place next Tuesday.
In honor of Mrs. W. H. Burns of Annapo
lis, Md., who Is the guest of Mrs. E. C.
McShane and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Connell,
Mrs. John Daugherty will give a coaching
party Thursday afternoon.
The Toung Women's Christian association
will hold Its annual fo'l 'eeptlon Monday
evening at the central ;ns In the Pax
ton block.
Mrs. Fred Rustln was hostess of the
meeting of one of the bridge clubs Monday
afternoon.
. Mrs. H. V. Burkley entertained at
luncheon Tuesday, Mrs. W.' H. Burns of
Annapolis, Md., being the guest of honor.
Stylish Tourist
Coat $4.98.
A full length tourist coat
those long stylish tjp-5ar
Ing coats that lead In fash
ionable popularity speci
ally priced for Thursday's
selling mnde of new man
nish materials, m no
belted backs, TjO
Ladles' Tailored Suits
at $8.98.
A variety of the new styles
the short coats, with fitted
barks the long and short
box coats known as tourist
styles the military styles.
etc the really swell mode's
very
special,
at
A Stunning Tailored Suit
at $14 83.
Here are some of the most
jascinaimg suits you ever
BMW O TV f 1 1 ( Tl L
styles and
materials, at....J
8.98
ts you ever
14.85
Extra Specials
' Fur Scarfs.
SCARPS
69c
FTR CLUSTER
With six
tails, at,
each
FULL SIZE ELECTRIC
SEAL
(SCARFS
at .
A GENUINE FOX PC A
With two long
" brush tails,
at
DOUBLE CANADIAN
MARTEN SCARF -
your
choice
at
LADIES' VaLKING SKIRT
In correct 'jflQ
lengths, side ,JJ
pleats, at
NEW FALL WAISTS--Made
of wool materials In
the new colors, also heivv
cotton taHored f Ci
waists, 1.7U
at
98c
2.98
1.98
KID GLOVES AT 59c
LADIES'
$1.25 QUALITY
Thousands of pairs of new fall kid gloves-rin all the correct
shades for street and evening wear button and P- ffr
clasp effects all sizes, worth $1.25 a, pair, yJ
at, pair.
ALLEGED CRIMINAL CAUGHT
Man Wanted In Baltimore for Hold
ing Up Street Car Arrested
After Lois Chase.
Captain of Detectives Humphrey and De
tectives Brennan and Atkinson of Balti
more are in the city on their way from
Denver with Lee B. Mooney, wanted at Bal
timore on the charge of having been Im
plicated in a street car robbery June 20.
Ths prisoner has been left at the city jail
for safe keeping. The story Is, Mooney
and a pal named Rolland B. Rigor held up
a car at Lakeside, a fashionable suburb of
Baltimore, at 11:45 June 20. The men are
said to have had revolvers In each hand.
Conductor Baker's nose was shot off and
one eye shot out, while Motorman Shel
don was severely wounded. About $40 and
two watches were taken from the passen
gers of the ear, which was full at the time
of the robbery. The Maryland authorities
have spent nearly $3,000 in apprehending the
two criminals. Rigor was arrested at
Columbus, O., while Mooney has Just been
apprehended at Denver.
YOU CAN BUY WINTER UNDERWEAR AT ABOUT HALF PRICE
Fleece lined underwear, fine and heavy ribbed also part wool vests, pants and
drawers all sizes, for misses, ladles, children and bays jurt the right weights
for fall and winter wear, actually worth up to 11.00 u i(J- 4.0 f
garment, at w-w w r w
IMPORTANT MILLINERY EVENT
Smartest Street Hats of the year at $2.50 These hats
am 'right at tha height of style the new round njU
rrencn saiiors ino envelope nais ine preny turusui
trimmed Very attractively with latest btylo materials,
at ,
250
Ladies' $10 Hats at $5
These are the regular
hats that we have been sell'
inar at in. Both street and
trimmed hats at half price,
at 35D
$5
A new lot of first claBa.felt
street hats-i-thesr) are now on
display in show
window
at v a
98c s 1.50
Ladies' and Children's Trimmed Hats
New shapes Basement at 0
Special Blanket aavd Comforter Bargains
Extra large size, strictly all
wool white blankets yOQ
that are worth 7.50 il
I Stoves i
I Always J
The Happy
Woman is
she who has one of
Moore's Ther
mometer Ran
ires. No other
combines so many good points. No
chance to ro wrong bv gutssing. The
thermometer shows the exact neat of
the oven. The thermometer guide
shows how hot It ought to be and
how long to bake, ana the controller
damper enables her to keep the fire
just right,
Ask your ntfetibor who has Moote'i Raii
how she likes It. Also, how sht likes ti.e
hln?e& top for hro'lln?. 'O call at our sio
vsnlafti which please particular housekeepers
Nebraska Furniture
and Carpet Co.
STOCKS THE
Largest .
STYLES THE
Best
THB IlICLIABLE TOBIs.
QUALITY THE
Highest
PRICES THE
Lowest
GRAND DIS
PLAY OF
413-41 5'No. 24th St., South Omaha ;
Strictly all wool, large sire,
dainty light plaid ZTOS
blankets, worth per Hfe
pair 5.50 at' T .
per pair, at,
Beautiful all wool wrapper and bath I Special tmfgelps; In ootton blankets.
u blankets, all the I light tints,
that are worth 15.00, at
$2,98 and ,3.25
I
All of them are very cheap, per pair
59c, 69c, 98c, $1.25
aha $L98.
r'.
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS. BOSTON STORE.
urn HUI..JJBH'!. j dub wmwyiiaaypj ynnriTT HM'Tlffmr
w
m 1
Many persons pre
fer to take chanosa
rather than go to the
trouble that most rules
of health enjoin.
Here Is a rule costing no
extra trouble whatever,
yet sure to produce grati
fying results.
Wear Jaeger Isderwear,
Unrivalled as a promoter and,
preserver of health.
Beeontraended by leading?
l'hyslclans everywhere.
Notbtnsr nolasi Here.
No recognition of the launching at Seattle
of the battlcslUp (Nebraska Is to t formally
fnade lu Oraujua from present Indications.
ill city hall no one has iven the matter
any thotiicht and no oraniatliTia or socle
ties of the city have ink en up the matter.
The event will take place at 4:11 p. in.
Frltay In the prewnre of Governor Mh-key,
atad and a few pllitrims from the state. ,
llalldlasj Permits.
Building permits have been Irnued by
h i y to I. Rflnhardt for a tl.buO frame
dwer.inV t liSl Kinniet street and to John
Tfehmke for brick flute' to coat as luO at
tavniealu aveuue and. Joaea sire us.
For Sale by
JL
DEPOSITS Made this week draw 'in
terest for entire month at
the rate of 4 per cent per annum compound
four times a year. Certificates of deposit is
sued for 3. 6 or 12 months, drawing interest
from the date of deposit.
. L BRANDEIS & SONS, Bankers.
Checks On All Banks Cashed.
ALBERT CAtlN
MRS. J. BENSON
Largest Exclusive Retail Millinery House In Omaha
Enormous Street EHiat
Sales Thursday.
Beautiful Dress Hals at Popular Prices
Investigate, it pays. 1508 Douglas St.
Dr. Bradbury -1506 FARNAM
DENTIST
Teeth Extracted With,
out Palo.
Fillings..... fOeep
Crewas. 3-f0 ep
Bridge Werk..... 2M ep
Plates. .12.00 up
NEED ANY RUBBER GOODS?
The price of everything made from rub
ber Is much higher tlmn luvt year and Is
UOINd HIGHER YET! We buy our rub
ber direct from factory, thus saving the
jobber's profit, and we would like the
chance to show every Mlmourlan Hint we
save you THAT JOHBEK'B PROFIT and
more. If you live out of town Just send
us a list Of anytfilng In the drug, patent
medicine, rubber goods, family liquor,
toilet, perfume or sundry line and let us
quote prices, or If In the city call or use
your telephone. We deliver everything
we sell In OMAHA. BO'ITH OMAHA OR
COUNCIL BLUFFS or to the depot If for
out of town.
Are you bothered with buprsT If so It Is
unnecessary: our HURB DUATH la cer
tainly SURE PEATH to every bug snd we
guarantee JUST THAT! Comes In lie. 3oc,
60c and tttc slses. Try It and If It don't
do the business come get your money.
Egyptian Lotus Cream Is Just the thing
for this weather; cures chaps and rough
skin, tun or sunburn 1
Kllininatum cures Rheumatism that's a
fact guaranteed by us.
SCllAEFER'S Z&5&U
E. T. GATES, Prop,
16th and Chicago bis., Omaha, Phones T4T
and Mth and N Ft.., Routh Omaha.
I'hone No. 1. Mh Ave. and Main St., Coun
cil Hluffs, Phone t&. All good delivered
la eilUer city absolutely L'ce.
Fourteen Yeara
Same Location
'PHONE 1756
Tbe most sensitive
nerves removed wltn
out pain.
Loose teeth made
solid.
Written QuaraaUe.
The New
i
Patrolman's Shoe
Mailmen and patrolmen will And this
the most comfortable walking shoe
ever sold In Omaha it's so new that
nothing like It has been seen here
before. v .
Plump box calf, plain box toe, double
soles, wide bottoms and low flat heel.
$3.50
makes-it desirable and we guarantee
satisfaction every time step in and
look at mem.
Drexel Shoe Co.
(419 FARNAM STREET.
Omaha's Up-to-Data Stioa Hons)
ASK FOR OUR FREE CATALOGUE.
WOMEN'S GARMENTS
The high quality of our offerings
nnd the attractiveness of our prices
are bringing hundreds of new cuBtom-v
rrs daily to our cloak department. If
you want to see the largest nnd best
stock in the city, visit our store.
A Few Special Bargains for Thursday
LADIES' TAILORED SI ITS In great vartetv nf
nobby fabrics, In plnln colors and fancy mix
tures, made to sell and well A f jr
worth l&.&t-spcciul Tuurs- ,J.jll
dav, t " "
HANDSOME SUITS With -length cont. lined
with Skinner's satin, made f It (t
to pell at $30.00 special. ITrei'U
BEAUTIFUL ' WOMBN'S Bt'ITRfn' twelve differ
ent styles and great variety of fabrics have all
the ea'sv, Rruoeful outlines and stylish finish of
(40.00 garments Our spe- ff D tf
rial rrlce I H y 'U
Thursday " v
NEW TOURIST COATS In handsome fancy
mixed fabrics, trimmed with pan velvet, well
worth $l.0o special ft Oft
Thursday. O.VU
at.
tana,
110.00 CRAVIC.NEi . . ..1'S In QQ
tans and eravs a pimp, at v.Jsi
$10.() FRENCH VOILE SKIRTS-Trlmmed
with taffeta band, very best quality of
material and workmanship 6 90
WALKING SKIRTSin io "different style?
and great variety of colors and falufl-s.
well worth $9.00 special Thurs- 2f
A 8PECIAi'L'l'NE"OF'skiRTS-In' great
vsriety of color, style and fabric their
BLUCHER AND TOURIST COATS In
black, blues, browns and fancy
mixtures, worth $:o.00 unrivaled
vqIiiai Tlinrwda v. at
WUMEn UK BtAKf a-in isaneua rox
and marten, with two large tails, well
worth $12.0o special Thurs- o Qfi
day, at O.yU
$5.00 WOMEN'S WAISTS-In taf- J QO
feta and peau de sole .U
$7.00 SILK UNDERSKIRTS In all I Q O
colors a great snap at
$7.00 CHILDREN'S COATS In Irish friere,
zibe'lnes, etc.. In all colors, 3 (JJJ
7!lc Flanneiette Wrappers 49a
Eiderdown Dressing Sacques 49o
$1.00 LadUs waists at 4a
it.90
eoual cannot re found In ihe T On
country at the nrlce
WOMEN'S FUR SCARFS, 72 inches long Plack Sateen Tjndersklrts 4W
In French coney a great snap A QO I Children's Lresse, fall weights. In
at .' t.Jrtl 1 pretty plaids, at 9io
BASEMENT BARGAINS THURSDAY.
Quality Always Highes
Egg-O-See, Ex-ccllo, Force, Neutritla. eto.,
all kinds of breakfast foods 7JC
Kiln Dried Oa t' Meal. ' 5 ' lbs. ' for' '."'.'.'. . . . 1 9e
Hand Picked Navy Beans, 6 lbs. for ....2ftc
10 bars best Laundry Soap 20c
', Prices Always Lowest.
AM kinds of Cold Water Starch 7V.a
DELICIOUS BUTTER, pure, sweet and
fresh, received daily by express. You are
always assured of the best 0 1 r
per lb SOW
We carry several cheaper grades.
COFFEES AND TEAS
Royal Mocha and Java Coffee, lb HHc
Premium Mocha and Java Coffee, lb..li)V4c
Unrivaled Mocha and Java Coffee, lb.... 25c
Oriental Mocha and Java Coffee, lb 2c
New Crop Sun Cured Japan Tea,
English Breakfast or Oolong, lb .
Basket Fired Japan Tea, lb
lb.
,.85o
..S80
,.4Sa
FRESH FRUIT SPECIALS
Fancy Seedless Lemons Iflo I N"ew 0"P Persian Dates, per lb.
per dos IVJW I Fancy Cooking Figs, per lb
Fancy Highland Oranges, per dox ICe f Fancy Mixed Nuts, per lb ,
......THo
73
12fco
China Department Snaps:
Decorated vegetable dishes, cups and sau
, cers, plates, nappies, bakers, comports,
platters, creams, bowls, etc., not a piece
wortn less man c lflr
your choice Thursday
Jine, thin blown -water tumblers Btn
' HHC.h C"
1.49
each
Decorated toilet sets
at
Decorated dinner sets, (100 piece), doaens
of styles and decorations S Oft
choice O.VO
Headquarters for art Navarre vases
prices from GOc up. See them.
The finest line of bronses In the west.
FREE CUP OF COFFEE OR COCOA at
demonstration booths in basement.
Stoves! Stoves! Ak-Sar-Ben Specials.
TIEOAL UNIVERSAL DOUBLE HEAT.
iNf) RAHK The finest stove In the market
Come in and see it. Nothing like It in
Omaha. You will say it is the HAND-
ho Ml.: stuvk you ever 1 cii
hwwa hflva them for I
ra KiNns OF OAKS airtight and hot
blast. We have them, all we have them, plated for
all styles and sizes up irom i.o.
25 KINDS OF STEEL RANGES All stand
ard makes. Warranted by factory as
well as bv us. THE UNIVERSAL, THIS
JEWEL, THE M. & D. They never fall.
Can sell you a very fine 6 ho'.e, large 1K
Inch oven, with high closet, asbestos lined
and very handsomely nickel 07 fl
HAYDEN BROS.
Are You' Invited
to the ballT If you are you may need a set of full dress
Uuds; of if a lady, one of our brooches or fan chains
'pend a few minutes In our store. Look for the name.
S. W. Lindsay. Jeweler.
IS 16 Douglas St.
6fie Best of
Everything
The Only Double
Track Railway
to Chicago 4
Home Visitor Excursions'
cohYb.:.. $23.15
?1ohci,onna. $22.50
dSh7o $22.00
HAMMOND, $15.80
INDIANAPOLIS,
iND...,.
LOUISVILLE,
KY
SANDUSKY,
OHIO
SPRINGFIELD.
riHin
On aale September 6. 11, 20., 27.
and October U. Return witnin
Si) days.
Very low rates to many other
eaBtern points.
$I9A0
$21.50
$23.00
$22.50
City Offices
THOSE BEAUTIFUL
JX:.-.jLI,luiisble weuau, aie ynxluoeduiil bi
fxl Imnnrlnl UliC-Ditnnnnpalne
iiuuctiui nan noKouoiaiui
th eUiuiesl end most laatlug Hair Col.
arias. It U eaailr awllrd, sbaulnUly .
Jiharminu aun una, Arri.ii , iv...
3.L.kHT MONTHS. i)aiiil at half out
1 um4 frA- Haail fa,r VajnbhlftL
IMPERIAL CHEMICAL MF0. CO. Ut W. Us ., Mew Vera.
Sherman tc McConnell Drug Co.. Omaha.
DEPUTT STATE VETERINARIAN.
H. L RAMACCIOTTK D. V. S.
CITY YBTBHIKAtflAll.
CM AHA. NEB. Telephone Uk
Offlcs aa4 XaAnaarr, KUl and Maea Bus
f '
Ltaa Tbai All Otttora. .
DR.
McCREW
SPECIALIST.
'Treat all ttfmt el
DISEASES OP
MEN ONLY
A Medical Expert
M Years' Esperlance
It Year la Omaha
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NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE
THE ORIGINAL remedy that "klllathe Dandruff Germ."
GOlNG-l GOING-!! GONE III
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HEIPlCIUEWILLJrWElT. HEXP1CIDE WILL 3AVE IT TOO
Late for msmz
A to wMl A. 4 I U BE PritTl V
must liave uretty hair. Bfautlful locks
have a aulitle rliarm, for the poet says,
"fair tresses nutn's Imperial race en- '
snure." Ti'e iuiuet:v ui-i Inu-ntrlv
real dandruff microbe nuts.es the hulr
dull, lirlltl. and lUHierlraa with Inter.
diiJidrulT. Itclilna scalp and falling
lialr. Mewbru s HerJiciin ut-airuvs this
enemy of beauty and enables the hair
to resume lis natural lumer nu mui .
dance. Almost innrvelmis ra"t fol
low the ue of Herplclde. An esqul
kite hair lreHHlnK. overcomes escess
Iveness olllnma and snakes the hair
light and fluffy. N'o sreaae or dye.
Btops llchlna Inatantiy.
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