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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JANUARY 22. 1903.
TAXES ON STREET RAILWAY
Companj Will Paj on Five Million.
Without Protest.
OFFICIALS SAY INJUSTICE IS BEING DONE
aarrt that Airniinl I lUrnpnr
tlonnlrlf Hlali, list ftatbmlt la
Orilrr in Ktaitr Ilia talta
lion of T(i tturstion.
Taxrn will b paid iih;iii r"""1 on
:,.mn,r by the Omaha & Council Mult
Htrr-ft Railway com.nn. Tin- company be
lieve the asscsMneiit In hr an injiisti c. but
It will submit rather thiiti Mir up a cutitr"
Vrr.sy becuiu-e It believe tint fuMI UKlta.
tlon of thin Mjrt is detrimental to the busi
ness Interest of the city. In a let.cr pre
parer! for the common council th" fore
troliifr facts are Rlvrn h. an explanation of
:lie street cur company a posit lop. One of
the onVers of the company said:
"Hy making uh pay the taxis on 5.n"0.(KM
worth of property we are paying one-fixih
t)f the personal taxes of Omaha. We
thought It was excessive whin we were
raiHcd to H.Wi.ooo, but rather than make a
kick we submitted. To Hglt.tte th.-se things
mid have It go abroad that Omaha li being
overtaxed wo believe In harmful to the city.
It kces people away. It keeps Industries
away. One of the first things that a busi
ness man Inquires Into when u Arm Is look
ing for a location Is the tax rate. I have
liad the tax question thrown Into my face
several times within the last two years.
Only a short time ago a member of a Min
neapolis Industry enld to me: 'We would
like to locate In Omaha, but you people, I
notice, always have a kick coming on the
tax question and wo are afraid of you.'
That Is the situation and It Is hurting
Omaha more than is generally suspected.
Street IlallTTaj-'s Foaltlon.
"We arc all interested In Omaha. The
street railway company is anxious to have
the town grow, .for It is population that
glvea us our business. But at the same
time we don't want to feel that we are
being worked by being overtaxed. In rale
Ing our assessment they make the excuse
that our franchise Is worth a great deal
and till that eort of thing. They don't
seem to take Into consideration that the
street railway company Is a benefit to
the city as well as being a business propo
sition. One of the first things that appeals
to tho stranger is the street car system
of a city. It is about the first thing he
notices. It la one of the first propositions
that he comes In contact with. From It he
gets a good or bad impression of the city.
If the system is a good one, If cars are
prompt and run with reasonable frequency,
if the cars are up-to-date and are kept up
In good ahapc, he goes away with a good
Impression and gives his Impression to peo
ple In the other cities that he visits.
"One thing Is certain. There is a limit
to all things. If the company is unjustly
taxed it will not feel like putting money
into improvements. It will put on only
tho cars that it actually needs to take
care of the business. It will use the dilapi
dated cars a little longer. Instead of mak
ing three cars do the work on a certain
run It will get along with two. There has
been a time In tho history of Omaha when
the street railway company, as well as
other franchlscd corporations, were not
paying their Just share of the taxes. We
know that, but that is no reason why they
should now go to the other extreme and
overdo It. We believe tho amount we are
assessed for is extravagant, but we shall
pay it, .and we have prepared a letter for
the common council, explaining our posi
tion In the matter."
Letter to the Coo nail.
The letter prepared by the company fol
lows: OMAHA Jan. 31. To the City Council,
Omaha, Neb.: Dear Sim 1 urn informed
that a request has been filed by the Heal
Kstato exchange that the taxea on the
personal property of the Omaha and Coun
cil Hluns Street Railway company In
Omaha be raised from $4.uO,00O to $5,000,000.
Buch a levy would require this company
to pay practically onc-slxth of all the
personal taxes of the city of Om.-ha. We
are very certain that this company does
not own one-sixth of the personal property
in this city and that therefore its taxes
are even now entirely out of proportion to
the taxes of other property holder. nm
Inasmuch as any contest on the part of tho
Mreet railway company would involve the
uiBciiHKion ana investigation or the per
sonal taxes of many firms and Individual.
and as we believe the further agitation of
um personal axes or. me otiMlness Inter
cuts of this city la detrimental In it.
growth, we have concluded to submit to
what we consider an Injustice rather than
to go into u contest of this character. Vmi
are therefore notified that we consent to
i no increase in our personal assessment to
the sum of o,O00,000. We take this action
in the hope that the agitation on this sub
ject, which we believe to be detrimental
to tho city, may cease. Very respectfully.
M'KINLEY CLUB'S
BANQUET
the
Clan and electric fixtures, wholesale and
emu. juni r.iecinc jo., 13th and
iiuruej- mret-iB.
Mortality Statistics.
The following births and deaths have
neen reponea to me uoera or Heal'n dur
ing the twenty-four hours ending at noon
DUiuruay;
liirtus Louis Stern, 80S North Sixteenth
street, girl: N. liarsarsky. 418 North
Twelfth street, girl; Henry Gross, 814 North
1 weniy-sevenin street, girl; ueorge Mark
hofer, 418 Cedur street, boy; J. M.
Hawkins. Benson, boy; Ueorge Oukuaa, lot
nomn nixieenin street, noy; ueorge waller,
1115 Capitol avenue, girl.
Deaths Miss Augusta Peatr. 806 South
Fourteenth street, aged 22 years; Kate
iiiinuriie, county-nospiiai, ngea 40 years;
John Murphy, county hospital; George N.
Seymour. 1302 South Eighteenth street,
Bgcil 64 years: Henry A. Nye, Jr., Twenty
fourth uud Wirt streets, aged 7 yearn.
Sovoral Cases of Re
served Stock go on
Sale Monday
f you oome Monday you will And a new
supply of bargains from our stock room.
saved oil purpose for those that could not
attend tho sale any sooner. For any ons
needing any winter goods this great sale
certainly offers an opportunity to save a
lot of money. Made up overcoats and suits
for a good deal less than the cloth cost
originally. A fair sample of the extreme
good burgalna offered in furnishing goods
are those Boys' and Young Men's Shirts
from slis 10 to else 14 inclusive, tor 15c.
Men's corduroy caps which you can pull
down over your ears, 12c. Men's heavy
bluck cheviot pants, Wc. All kinds or
Men's Shirts, 6c. Men's Odd Coma. 99o.
Odd Vests, 3o. Chinchilla Coats and Vests,
12.50. Good leather Gloves or Mitts, 15c.
Mostly anybody can tlud something
amongst this stock now on sale on out
Snd floor.
On Our Main Floor
We call sell you Manhattan Shirts for 95o.
Shaw Knit Socks, 20. Tresldent Suspen
ders, 39c. 60c Kour-ln-handa, Sic. 5fc Sus
penders, 25c. ll.Gtt I'nlon Suits, 7 Eh'. Men's
pure all wool heavy black Thibet double
breasted suits, IIO.110. Choice of any over
coat. Including the Kenjamln make, worth
tip to LVu. your pick, 115.00. Men's ex
treme heavy fancy sweater, regular T.(0
value, aula price, I.Mv
THE GUARANTEE
CLOTHING CO.,
1519-1521 DOUGLAS ST.
Plaas Are Now Complete for
Affair to Be Held Nest
ftatardar Sight.
All arrangements are about perfected for
the MrKlnley elub banquet to be held at
the Millard hotel Saturday evening. January
2V Indications point to a large attend
ance and a very enjoyable prospect looms
up for the banqueters, not only In the gas
tronomic line which Is assured by the
prlre of 12 per piate but also in an ora
torical way. Besides the local representa
tion, which will lie large. Representative
Foster has promised to bring a strong dele
gation from Lincoln.
W. K. Andrews will dlse.uss the Idiosyn
crasies of "Croakers," and C. J. Greene
has been n.!gned to take care of "The
Future of the West." 80 far these aie
the only ret subjects. Judge Howard Ken
ned) . Jr.. will cover the Held of nrpnr
tunlty for the young man In politics, a.
wide subject and an able exponent of the
same.
On areount of the upsetting of the caucus
verdict by the bolting republicans In Mis
souri Major William Warner. I'nlted States
attorney for that district, may find It Im
possible to attend, but the committee Is
still hopeful that he will be present.
William Allen White of Kmporla. who
successfully prescribed for , Iconoclastic
Kansas when something was the matter
with It. is very likely to be one of the ora
tors, but definite announcement cannot be
made as to him until next week.
It Is also planned to have a few Im
promptu contributions that will be cal
culated to add to the Joy of the occasion.
The banquet Is scheduled t get away on
Its pleasure trip through the menu and
the mental vineyard at 7:30.
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GAS COMPANY ASKS PERMIT
Evans Ordinance Will Prevent nolld
iug ev Morage I'lnnt
for a Time.
Efforts of the Omaha Gas company to
obtain a permit from the city for Its pro
posed new gas manufacturing plant at
Twenty-second and Burdette streets before
the new Evans ordinance requiring the
consent of all residents within a radius of
1,000 feet becamo a law, failed, and the
company Is still without authority to build.
Acting Mayor Zlmman took the precaution
to sign the ordinance Wednesday morning,
so when a letter from Superintendent G. W.
Waring of the gas company, dated January
20, reached Building Inspector Wlthnell, he
was in a position tq turn down the request.
Tho communication enclosed n check for
$'.'2.88 In payment for the permit, which "is
requested for a "gas holder tank," esti
mated to cost $26,000. The superintendent
states that the company Is anxious to start
work at once and desires the permit Issued
promptly. The authority will not bo
granted until the written consent of the
property owners Is presented.
COMPLAINT AGAINST BUCKLEY
County Attorney Cioee After Man
Charged with Attempting? to
Bribe a Juror.
County Attorney Slnbaugh has filed In
the county court a complaint against Wil
liam Buckley, who Is charged with cor
ruptly endeavoring to Influence a Juror.
The offense la alleged to have been com
mitted In the case of The State against
Wesley M. Wiseman, charged with at
tempted assault. The Juror sold to have
been approached is Charles Anthes, to
whom Buckley is alleged, to have spoken
with the Idea and Intent of influencing bis
action in the case, knowing him to be on
the Jury which was hearing the case
Buckley was arrested, pleaded not guilty
and was released on tOou bond.
IN A CLASS BY ITSELF
IS THE HEW
Twentieth Century Investment Policy
OF THE
...Bankers...
Reserve Life Company
of Omaha, Neb.
A Ten Million Dollar Company.
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Reliable agents would do well to inquire concern
ing the profitable agency contracts obtainable of
B. H. R0B1S0N, - President.
75c and $1.50
Ladies' Kid
Cloves, in all
sizes and colors,
at 29c and 59c
TUB RELIABLE STORE.
75c and $1.50
Ladies' Kid
Cloves, in all
sizes and colors,
at 29c and 59c
lei
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MacCnrthy Cartoons
SALE! OP M. II. BLISS' CHINA STOCK
J, I. Brandels at Sons Offer Entire
Bliss Stock of C'hlnaware, Glass
ware and Silverware at
Vnheard of Bararalna.
BOSTON STOKE TFESDAY, JAN. 24.
We bought the entire stock on hand of
M. II. Bliss, 1417 Douglas street. M. II.
Bliss was one of the oldest and most relia
ble dealers In Omaha. The high quality of
his stock was well known throughout
Omaha and vicinity. We bought the en
tire stock at an amazing sacrifice, and
Tuesday we will sell at startling reduc
tions all his stock of chinaware, glassware,
silverware, Ilavllund china plates, cups and
saucers, lamps, crockery, etc.
Saje begins Tuesday, January 24.
J. U BRANDEI9 & SONS.
Invest Constant Oil stock. 301 X. T. Life.
FuneralNotlce.
The funeral services over the late Dr.
C. O. Sprague will bo held at the Masonic
temple, corner Sixteenth and Capitol ave
nue, on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. In
terment will be at Forest Lawn cemetery.
Little Gladys Chandler will appear as
Toodles in the Press club's "Toodles In
Fosterland."
Will Manchester will play Van Dyke
Brown, the artist, and sing "When Skies
Are Clear" in the Press club's "Toodles in
Posterland."
Notlc to Rrdmen.
First monthly card party and dance of
Omaha tribe No. 18, I. O. R. M , wtll bo
held Wednesday evening, January 25, at
Metropolitan hall, 14th and Dodge. Friends
of the order are requested to attend. Ad
mission 16c.
C. C. MEBIUAM. Chairman of Com.
H. C. EDWARDS, Keeper of Records.
EXPECTATION
lias its heels trod upon
by realization, if the
order of things includes
an order for MacCar-thj-
inade-for-you cloth
ing. Expectations of
tit of faultess fabric
of fashion, all are
realized if the "realiza
tion'' bears the Mac
Carthy label. $25 to
o0 suit price-range.
e-rMac Carthy.
Tailoring: Co.,
S04-306 S. 16th St. Next Door to
Wabash Ticket Office. Phone 1808.
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The Cheapest Piano
is a "Stairway"
The word "rilKAl'KST"
in its best sense means the
greatest value for the least
money and thus it will be
seen that the meaning of the
word extends in two oppo
site direetious. The-STKIN-
Y.Y" iia no is bv far t
cheapest piano in the world
today. Emphatically it gives
the greatest: value for the
least money. All other makes
ure often received at our
store in exchange toward a
"Steinway" but we have
never known the owner of a
"Steinway" to part willing
ly with their piano.
MELBA.
tlif orlpbratoil prin.u tliim. now
uses tho "StPlnwuy" exclusively.
We cordially invii lusppctlnu of
our "Steinway" stork, which wnrf
nevpr nioro complete. I'nder our
ONE ritlCE 1'I.AX new, soiMiitio
"Stolnwny" Instruments iire now
freely offers! to one fin I nil for
$."ii. .?.Vio. .$r7) to ST."! for np
rightH, $730. tn $i:i."ii for grnmN.
SchmollerSltluellerg
omana s breates: Piano House
1313 Farnam St. Phone 1629
Operating 4 stores and a factory
ilaViffji'iaUIH
GREAT CLEARING SALE
Men's Suits and Overcoats
i
iT Sail
FRY'S CUSHION
SOLE SHOE
FOR. WOMEN
I
MRS. CHADWICK
Is solid comfort to the wearer. If
the soles of your feet are sore and
ulloii!c'd, Just try a pair and be
wifi I njifirl inn nit Aflulnn 4f la
vuiiiiuvvu nun uiuvu iiidu i v 40 g
to walk. ri he only sure remedy
for tired feet.
Fry's Cushion Sole Shoes
$4.00 A PAIR.
i FRY SHOE cq
I iftMRUSE (HUH
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2
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UNDERWEAR!
Plead not guilty. W plead guilty, of tho
bent cleaning and dyeing at ladled' and
fents' clothing. We can save you money.
lg up your old faded and shopworn clothes,
hats, plumes, curtains, etc. Our process
makes them good as new. Hats cleaned
and blocked; nave you 150 per ctnt on your
money. Join our press club and get your
money's worth (or Sl.di) per month. Out-of-town,
express and mall orders solli-ited
and handled promptly. Prices cheerfully
furnished. Write us for particulars, or
telephone 300 and our representative will
call and see you.
Omaha's Best Cleaners and Dyers,
1324 Farnam M., Tel. 3UJO.
Over Union I'acillo City Ticket Office.
Effective Sunday. January 22, the 'Frisco
System will Inaugurate the fastest night
trains between Chicago and St. Louis.
Leave Chicago 11:40 p. m. ; arrive St. Louis
7:66 a. m. Leave St. Louis 11:43 p. m.; ar
rive Chicago 8:08 a. m.
Prof. William Chambers will play Foxy
Grandpa and sing "The Owl and the Wild
Cat" In Toodles In Posterland."
Men's, boys', children's clothing, hat,
ladies' suits, skirts, millinery, etc.; cash or
credit, i'eople's Store, 18th and Farnam.
Edholm, jeweler, 16th and Harney.
Clan Gordon annual Burns- festival, Gar
man la lialh, January 26. Tickets, 50o each.
Miss belnorte Wlnspear will have the
solo, "Sleep, Honey, Sleep," In the Press
club's 'Toodles In Posterland."
New Point on Scavenger Law.
Jn Judge Troup's court a new point has
been raland against the publication of no
tice feature of the scavenger tax sale law.
The original owner died before the decree
was entered against the property and those
mw seized of the same as hells are for
elgnrs who cannot understand English.
A-vlst.int city Attorney llerdnian holds
that there is nothing In the new conten
tion tlmi bus not been already passed on
by the courts, but Judge Troup consented
to look through the papers and make
ruling on Monday.
Asks for a Receiver.
The Omaha Building and Loan associa
tion has hied a petition in district court
askii.if to have a receiver atnoliiiei fr
Jennie Frank and others. Plaintiffs loaned
J:5iki. which sum, because of taxes and
other charges, hus now grown, according to
the petition, to the amount of H.i" Frank
It. Weud u named in the petition as a
crowr person to be named as such re
ceiver and to collect rents from the prop
erty Involved, amounting to $35 or 140 a
mouth.
A Continued Story
The WRATH of the Co. Bluffs druggists
referred to in our last expose, helped to
start the light of the patent medicine man
ufacturers. They sent the well known Mr.
Chamberlain of the Chamberlain Medicine
Co., Des Moines, and . also Mr. Normun
Llchty, Iowa's original cut price druggiut,
also of Des Moines, out here, and these gen
tlemen called a meeting of the druggists of
uinana, ctoutn umaua ana council Ulurfs,
and stating they were the Pretddent and
also representatives, with power to act, bf
the Patent Medicine Manufacturers' as
sociation, they said they were sent here to
Insist that patent medicines made by their
association must tie sold in this territory
AT A PKOF1T. OR NO MORE OF THEIR
GOODS WOl'LD BE SHIPPED HERE TO
JOBBER-DRUGGISTS OR ANYBODY
ELSE!
We were asked what ws were going; to
oo aDoui it, ana our answer win ne ID
this paper next Tuesday evening ana
Wednesday morning.
To be continued RKAO THE STORY,
'CAUSE IT IS TRUE. ,
CUT PRICE
DRUG SI ORE
E T. TATES. rtop.
18th and Chicago Sta., Omaha, 'Phones 741
and 7H7; 24th and N Sts., South Omaha,
'Phone No. 1; 6th Ave. and M.in St., Coun.
ell Bluffs, 'Phone 333. All goods delivered
in either city absolutely free.
SGHAEFER'S
CHICMBTEH'B CNQLIIH
ENNYRUyAL Pi LIS
u, m iCukvi eu'm kn;li4h
la 11(11 Uoi4 uauilia hiu mu4
IU Um riktoa. 1 aka aa alkar. Strata
naasarMa Saaatltatlaaa aaS lailla
Uaaa. la af your Oruggi.i. ar aaai 4a. ta
auMtaa ftw Parttcalara, Taatlaaaaiale
aa "Rflla for Lad I aa, a kuar, ti ra.
tara Mall. lS.e l.iiHtk.l. m.. k.
all Draw klaaaatar ( fceailaal CmL
aaiaaa aaaaraj ran , m
kaaawtatofas
from
ear iuu.
for Menstrual Suppression
r.r.:si, pen-tan-got
sold m Onulia by (barman McConnsll Drug Co.
Wall erdara 01 leal- Trad luppltad. U s tx, I bos 16.
Maaonle Fsseral,
Funeral services of our late brother. Dr.
C. U. Sprague, will be held at Masonic
hall Sunday at S p. m. Brethren will as
semble at 1:80 p. m. Friends invited.
C. L. SHOOK. Master.
Clan Gordon annual Burns' festival, Ger
nisniav ball, January 26. Tickets, 60c each.
Did you ever eat Kopp's Molasses Bat
Instts? Try them. 1303 Farnam street.
POPULAR PRICE
PHARMACISTS
Our storo has long been known as ons
of "popular prices." The old-time "Drug
gist's Profit" Is something we have never
known. Our principle' of conducting busi
ness Is to SELL EVERYTHING we handle
us CHEAP AS ANY ONE quality consid
ered. We issue a CATALOGUE which is
brimful of interest to Drug Buyers and
which may be hud for the tasking..
SOME SAMPLE CUT PRICES.
SI. 00 Newbros Herpiclde for T.c
$1.00 Mull's Grape Tonic for 79c
$1.00 Hyomel, complete, for 7!ip
$1.00 Pe-ru-na. for -. sic
$1.00 Squlbb's Sarsaparllla for .....75c
$1.00 Munyon's Paw-Paw for Iftc
$1.00 Burnham's Sarsaparllla for ip
$1.00 Crystul Tonic for 79c
$1.00 Shoop'B Restorative for Tilt
$1.00 Duffy's Malt Whiskey for 7i.
$1.00 Baker's Barley Malt for 75c
(tS.ou per full dozen.)
$1.00 King's New Discovery for 79c
$1.00 Llquozone for 79c
faic Llquoxone for 43o
$1.00 Brome Seltzer for 79o
$1.00 Temptation Tonic for 49c
2no Mistletoe Cream for Mc
26c Kirk's Juvenile Soap for 10c
25c 4711 Juvenile Soap for lev
6oc Llsterine for 43c
$1.00 Malted Milk for 7Kc
Good Fountain Syringe for 5oc
Good Water Bag 60c, 66o and 75c
Write for Drug and Rubber Goods
Catalogue.
Tho cold winds can be withstood
If yon Imvc good, warm T.'NDEU-1
WEAR. Now i the time to chucure
from that llarht summer weight.
& We have the largest line in Omaha
and we carry a complete stock in 1
ft various weights and sizes. They
xcome in cotton, half wool, all wool
and fleece-lined, from 25e to $11.00
S per garment. We liuve special
values at 2.V, 35e and 50c per
carnrent.
JOS. F. BILZ,
322 So. 16th St., Omaha..
We are sole agents for the FictorlaJ
Review Patterns.
MEN'S STITS ?7.r0 to .i2.r0 values, in single or double
breast ft 1. brown or oxford grav meltons, blue and jf
blaek cheviots, fancy mixed nisiniere anil tan I nil I
lll'll 11111' ' l-ll'.-l !! llir :llr 1ili. am' a
.MKX'S OVKI.CO.VTS $7..'0 to 1J.."t values, medium length, in
all wool blue, blaek and brown kerseys, black and oxford gmy
lush frieze, brown and oxford gray meltons, F" ,
great snap at our clearing sale
iniri
-."iO to ftt.00 MKX'S PANTS - In all wool cheviot, 1 Q C
eassiineres and corduroys; Monday M.JFJ
:!.."( and !koo KXKi: i'A NTS SI ITS In two-piece, double
brenshd styles, ages to Hi years; CO
spceial $JJ
YOUTHS' LON(. I'A NTS SUITS In complete variety C ()A
ofsiy.es and styles; on sale at JjJ
Hardware, Stoves and Housefurnishings
Sri-iC'I AT. (IT rUICE ON A I.I. HEATING STOVES.
Atl kinds of Air Ticht Oaks. Hot Hlnst. Ons and Soot Consumers yf O C
up from HftJD
Double Heating Ha si ltunurs -Tlie tniveisal l;ne-tho best mode J r
In t lifts country up from aaaV. JU
THE I.AItOKST. PIN EST and BEST STOCK of Steel Ranges in Omaha. Wo
':m sell you n nice iMioln Nirel Kuiigi'. with lilgh closet, white enameled
reservoir, larLe is iiH-h oven -warranted rluo baker nicely nickle 07 CA
plated for aW.DU
ir. SLEDS AND COASTERS -To close mil, make price Kitisfactory in
up from ,...laC
WAS!! IAV SPECIALTIES.
Steel Frame Wringer i.o S'.'.m l'rneed Folding Ironing' Hoard 89c
No, 8 Copper Hdttom Roller. . ,09c do n Clothes Pins c
Regular Wash Hoard 5c I "o-foot Cotton Line 10c
Willow Chillies Basket 43c! O. K. Rotary Washer 4.9
HAYDEiS BROS.
BROKEN LOT SALE
This Week DREXEL Will Give
Per
Cent
Off
ON THE FINEST AND BEST MADE SHOES IN TnE WORLD.
ALL HEAVY WINTER GOODS.
These Prices for Cash Only
H Best quality imported putent colt, double a
ttllnn soles, regular $5.frO 4lO
H Best quality French enamel kid lined, double a r
Mil 11 sole, regular $0.00 -tsOU
H Women's imported patent colt, Blucher style, a (Ja
till till double sole, regular $MH) 4sOl7
H W omen s kid nna calf button and lnce, double " 7 CZ
UHclllsole, regulnr $5.00 O. 1 xJ
Sherman & McConnall Drug Go1
Cor. Sixteenth and Dodge Sts.,
OMAHA,- NEB. -
- -riV-iw
W
Trouble
Making
With OUR Steam
Custom made, velour
sole, regular $t?.00....
Imported, French enamel, kid lined, double
sole to heel, cork tilled, regular !jii;.ri
Genuine French calf, Rtrictly hand-mad
double sole, regulnr $t!.UO
French enamel, genuine kid lined, duubl
sole, regular ?."". K)
j s 3iK) pairs of women's broken lots. $.'.0i,
9PGC. ill $.'l..r0 and $4.00 shoes, one price
Clapp
Boyden
Boyden
S. M.
calf, Blucher, double Q()
4. 88
4.50
3.75
1.50
DREXEL SHOE CO.
1419 FARNAM STREET
la times of prosperity placa a part
of your latcouo with the
Omaha Loan & Building Association
l'OR A HAI.tV DAY FISD.
Borne day this fuad sua? carry ea
ever rough ssd rocky road. Sara
in deposits are eredlted with Q per
seat dividends. '
Office, XT04 Faraara. Bee Bids;.
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Results
Don't blame the
fireman Call up
'PHONE 455
and let us send
you a load of
coal that
filakos Sieam
SPADRA COAL
, . Is acknowledged by all to be the best Arkansas Coal In the
market in especially adapted for furnaces aud heaters.
It will do fully 00 ier cent of the same work ua
Pennsylvania Coal and cost only 75 per cent an much.
Hard Coal costs per ton $11.00
Spradra Orate 8-M
a aa
Saved 2.50
Fire can be perfectly controlled with Spadra, o ai to .
five an even heat lit all times.
C. B. HAVENS CO.. 'A.'iS&T
South Omaha Ice
& Goal Co.
AUDITORIUM
CORNER
OH. WILKI iSUN'i EVt, EAR, NOSE, THROAT CLINICS,
To!. 8 3323. Crelghton Blook, 15th and Douglas, Omaha.
Daily lor Catarrh, Catarrhal lieafneHJt, Adenoids often cauiwi or inoutn nrpain-
ln and rlc afnfH.n In fhildlui. Ill-shaped Noses.
Chronic Bore Throat, NuuralKluii,
Knlargcd TonsllH, Urowths In NoslrllH, Pol-jy-jl, etc., Cleft I'aUte. Harelip, Kiiimlns
Kain, Noises In Kars, Cross Ee stralijhteiied by operation. Affections of U"r
iJiu tH. Hcndai he, line to iye or nnsul or catarrhal causes, Affeetlons of the olrs
mid Speech, Irritable CuukVih, stopped up nostrils, reaulis of Hay Kever, I.a . iirlpps.
Tlmxe clinics nre froe to ihe poor 11 a. m to 7 o'clock. Sundays, to J-. No
(.hartce for examination of patients. Call or write and learn what can lie d"ne.
Fourtcsn Years
Sams Location
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DENTIST 'PnOM3 1790
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