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THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, ,1906.
niCIl SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
Lilt of Pnpili Who Are Conjidered Worth j
f Men' ion.
THIRTY-FIVE PICKED FOR FOUR STUDIES
Annoaarement in He Made at Srhaol
on Monday t Thou Wk Ht
Won Dlatlnetlon Daring
Flrat fieme.fer.
The hle-h school honor roll for the first
Mmwlff will be Hnnonnrrd on Monday,
the selection having b"cn nmdo by the
faculty. Thirty-five of the pupils have
been mentioned for four ntudloo. Tho list
for four and throe Htudles In;
Pupils mentioned In rath of four classes:
Arvld Anderson
Mnlda Anderson
Hrltna Anderson
Jennie Andrecn
IirWltt Babblll
Jessie Hnnies
Waltt-r Rernries
Huth Best
Albert Urogan
WHhelmlna Carlson
Mnry Cnrlyle
Francos I minor)
F.thclyn MeVor
It Alary Kch't
Urraldlne Gilford
l.ouls H.illrr
.lean Humllton
Arthur Hayum ;
Pupils mentioned in three classes:
Marie Hodee
Hearle Holme
lanlel Jett
JoflMie Knee
Irene Iarmnn
Huth I.lndley
Allen Mrponuld
Iren Mills
Florence Paine
I. vie Hoberts
Mlnnl" Robinson
Florence Sherwood
lewls Sweet
Rernona Taylor
Hessie Townsrnd
Until Wnterhouse
William E. Wilbur
Allle Adams
Nnnnette Aiken
Kva Alden
Bessie Allen
Mabel Anderson
Mvrtlc Hart mas
Irene Rellinny
Anna HetliKo
Arthur Blotti
Flsie Hilln
Mira lireiKcnrldK
Johanna Chnpman
Marlon Cochran
Margaret Cole
Helen Davidson
Orie DeVor
Adele Oehhurt
May Glbbs
Grctchen Hnniumi
Paul Havens
Nenii llelxreii
F.unice Howell
Olive Hutchinson
Klslv Johnson
Florence Jones
Ida !j! miners
Fdna IjpvI
I.ynn I Any A
Wnlter WininlK
Anna McCiirup
Marv McCaa-u
Frances Martin
.Sarah Martin
Anna Meyer
Ada MJIler
Henry Monsky
Harriet Mould
Mcrtha Neale
Fern Nicholas
Ruth Partridge
Herbert Potter
Ruth Randolph
Sam Knnenblum
Arucs Russell
I i a RuKsell
Catherine richaub
Ctertrude Hchernier
horn Elizabeth Sehanuber
liena Schonbcrger
Corlnne Searla
I.loyd Smith
(Slndys Solomon
Elizabeth Sweet
Mabel Vancura
Vera Walker
Mamuerite Walker
Reuluh Whit more
Helen Wright
SONGS OF THE PEOPLE SUNG
Miss Markln Directs a Very Sucrensfnl
and Popular Fnlk Jfniiit '
Concert.
A program of national folk sours, under
the direction of Miss Helen Mackln and the
auspices of the Omnhn Hltfh School Choral
oclety, was plven last ulffht before wverul
hundred people In the rfxims ot the Botird
of Education In the city hall. The name
program was Riven a shurt time uro in the
niiuilcal department of the Woman's club
and scored such u decided success that Miss
Mackln was Induced to have It repeated.
The entertainment was without charge, all
concerned cheerfully giving their talent and
services. The 'rooms were tastefully deco
rated, under the supervision of W. O. Col
ling, with the tings of the nations and with
riiRS. the latter loaned for the occasion by
Orchard Wilhclm.
Misa Mackln prefaced the program with a
talk on Indian songs and on folk songs in ,
general, explaining; the meaning of those
which were about to be sung. Indian songs,
she said, are the distinctly American folk
songs, though the negro songs of the south
are also peculiar to tills country. She spoke
of anotner class of songs which she prophe
led Is to come from American ranch llfe
F.uch one taking part In the program was
warmly applauded and all. responded with
encores. Several of these songs had been
heard by the singers In lands where they
re on the tongue of every peasant. One of
tho most striking was "Auf dor Aim," sung
by Mrs. Wagner Thomas, who yodelcd after
the manner of the peasants she hud heard
In the Alps. The program:
Indian Song
Miss Helen Mackln.
(a) "Iu On in la du Frlska" Swedish
(hi "Kn LJtetl Fogel" Swedish
A. Helgren.
"Mary" Scotch
Lucius Pryor.
(a) "The Coolun" Irish
4b) "The Lass with the Delicate Air"....
English
Mrs. A. L. Sheet.
Piano Solo A it. by Coleridge-Taylor
(ai "At the pawn of Day"
Southeast African
b) "Hnmbniila" West Indian
W) "Pilgrims' Song" American Negro
Miss Ingrld Pedcison.
a "Rolero Caslellano
(b) "Santa Lucia."
Mrs. Wagner Thomas.
"Ottchlsua"
Dr. K. Holovtehlner.
(a) "Die Auserwachlto"
to) lloch dem fiesanir : liprimn
(b-"Auf der Aim" Hwlvs
Mrs. Wagner Thomas.
Violin Solo-Hejra Kail Hungarian
Miss Louise Shadduck.
Quartet
Oil "All Through the Night" Welsh
ib "Funiculi. Lunlcula" Italian
Mrs. Walter Dale. Mrs. A. Hrnwn, Miss
Ilarliolm, Mrs. A. L. Shociz.
Accompanists Miss tvderson, Frank
Htrnwn and Mr. Peterson.
Spanish
. Italian
Russian
Pwablan
Manila Kvtdenre
la dally advanced of the curative powers
of Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. Coughs and Colds. Siv and fl.
Fnr sale by Sherman & McConnoll Drug
Co.
folio) jQ m
II X
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a a lor i
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THE SEASONS GREATEST SALE
MEN'S PANTS
SURPLUS STOCK of ROSE BROS.. 715 Broadway. N. Y.
There are hundreds ot very
special bargains to be found here
that will appeal to every well
dressed man. In addition to Rose
Bros.' splendid stock, we have
grouped all our own odd pants
from broken lines of well-made
winter suits. Not a pair of pants
in the entire lot worth less than
$3 and most of them worth $4
and $5.
Well tailored and
stylish, made of)
worsteds, cnssl
meres, Scotches,
plain black Thib
et, etc. select a
pnir Saturday and
you save1 iiuin t s
one to three dol-f
lars fe-ii i hum?
SATURDAY WILL BE
Special Overcoat Day
We offer some of the greatest
values in fine Overcoats ever
r
i
known. See them now on display In
the window. Regular 10
aud $12. uO Overcoats,
in fancy cheviot, belted
effects. S2 inch long, stylish
cuts, whip sweep nine and
black kerseys, Irish frieze,
etc. at
"750
U
20 Per Cent on All Rogers-Peat & Co's. Clothing
The finest, best-fitting' and moat serviceable suits and overcoats that
loonej can buy. Your tailor can't improve on them.
i may we
'20
Reduced Prices on tdl Fur Lined Overcoats Saturday we
v:iil sell $40 Australian sable and water mink $
lined coats with musA rat, beaver, near semi and
Persian lamb collars to clean up at, each. .
A SALE OF BOYS AND CHILDREN' SUITS
Boys' $2.50 and $3 Kussiau Norfolk and double-breasted
suits sailor Xorfolks, etc. newest patterns, handsomely
trimmed in becoming style for little fellows every 4 69
suit mismmt'ped mir voo-iilnr' nn1 'ilin II
11
values, will sm tt
7 C
jrasrsiiMniris.
LOfi,
a. IV if"
All Dr. Reed's and FlorsKeim s
cushion and double sole shoes,
worth $5, $6 and $6.50 a pairs
Here is a dollar saving sale on the highest
quality of men's shoes that are turned out of
the best shoe factories in the land. All win
ter styles and weights of Dr. Reed's Cushion
Sole Shoe and Florsheim's double sole shoes
all sizes and widths all new extreme and
moderate lasts box calf, velours, gun metal,
viei kid, enamel colt, etc., in Blucher and lace.
$6.00 Shoes
$6.50 Shoes
BRANDEIS. BOSTON STORE
FLORAL DEPARTMENT IN THE ANNEX
A DOZEN CARNATIONS for 39c
' Always Sell for 75c to $1.01) a Dozen
Hnllriloar rrrmlti.
Th "ily hsu Issued prinllf to Mr. J.
r'niiimiiiK for n Xl.hm frani dwlllnit n
KlxteiMitli ami Manilprxoii Ktrrt! and to A.
Hnrlanil for n. M.nnn fraiiin dnrllinK nt f,3?l
Koith Twenty-sixth !r.rt.
UVATCHKS Kremer. 3tn anu Dodg Sta,
I . j 1 ! am
TREATMENT
THE NEW WAY OP CUKINO
OLD DISORDERS
IS WORTH INVESTIOATINO
Rhtumtllsm
turalila
lolatloa
lumkafo
Klan.y Troukl.
Naart Trouhl.
tlontaoli Trouble
low Vitality
Varlow. Valna
Pear Clroulatlon
Catarrh
Sickly Children
laadar Trauhl.
Ipaimodlo Craup
Sickly Woman
Chingo al lit.
Dotpondtney
Sloaplasonaat
Druf Habit
Constipation
Place a crom next to the ailments you have
and tend this in with your name ana address
plainly written, and you will receive by re
turn mail a marked oepy of Dr. E. C Scott'
New 64 Pag Book FREE, tailing all
about this new treatment.
It shows how E-LIM I NA TUM stops
pain without the use of opium, morphine,
cocaine, or narcotics in any form.
It shows how E LIM-I-NO cleans tho
blood, restores the circulation, and overcomes
depression without alcoholic stimulation.
It shows how E-LIM-I -NETS our. ohranlo
Constipation and makes unnecessary the con
tinued use of physic. F.liminets 15 cents;
Klimino and Elimination $1.00 each.
If you art willing to be shown something
worth knowing, write for this free book today.
Send us no money. Get the remedies of
your druggist.
A Few J
Solid vestlbuled trains of elegant equipment.
Owna and operates its own Bleeping and dining car.
Longer, higher and wider bertha In Bleeping cars. .
Lighted by electricity.
Heated with steam.
Protected by a thorough system of block signals.
Union Depot Omaha and Chicago.
Th r only a faw raaaon why you should travol via tha
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul E
Railway
Thr fast trains to Chicago every day, lea re Union
Station Omaha at 7:56 a. m., 6:45 p. m. and S:85 p. m.
F. A. NASH,
' Qanaral Wtern Agent,
1524 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb.
I-LIMHME
wo w
TS H
Ths Reeiedles
Thai Romsv
the Causa
of Sickness.
KUMIRO MSDtCINI CO., DM Maine, bw
I
OUR BOYS'
"SPECIAL"
Our special' "Ster! Shod" boys' alines
have the material and workmanship
in them that you don't find In the or
dinary boys' shoe. That is why they
wear so well anil when we tell you that
one pair of these shoes will outwear
two pairs of the ordinary boys' shoes
we mean every word of It.
Boys' sizes 2 to 6
Youths' sizes 1 to 2
Little Gents' sizes 10 to U
Just drop in Saturday and bring- the
boysQIt s boys' day.
Drexel Shoe Co.
U19 Farnam St.
.2.50
.u.a
.$2.00
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
Housewife's llargaln Days at
C. II. DILLONS,
000 S. 13th. 'Phones 2431 and 2132.
4 8 lbs High Patent Klour $1.05
24 lbs. High Patent Flour 55c
20 lbs. (full weight) granulated
Sugar l.oo
1 gallon Jug
catsup
1 Kullnn jug- white
wine vlne-
Sr
1 gallon Jug
muxtard ....
I gallon
i:hor
1 gallon sour
pickles
1 gallon dill
pickles
1 gallon sweet 71p
pickles '
2 cans sweet On
i-nrn
3 cans pie
Klrawberle
8 cans red 0Q
mon '
Can fancy
syrun
6 pounds i.iiii.-yOriA
prunes u"
Aloc.ha k Java
rorree. lb
Ixg Cabin ma
ple syrup, ftH..
r u
3
35c
60c
65c
35c
35c
11c
9c
18c
29c
Logr Cabin maple
syrup, one- CQ
half gul 00C
Can strawberry
peruerves
Can raspberry Q
, preserves.
1.' bars soap, OK a
till sold out ... 3C
8 bars oatmeal ) f
toilet SOilD I Ml
.2 lbs. seedless
raisins ....
2 lbs, pop
i-orn
Package, mince
meat, llH: Cn
size 3"
CM)klng tigs, OflP
3 lbs U
Breakfast bacon.
tir c
..&..r 15c
I'ncolored Ja- 0C
pan tea, lb ...y1''
.9c
.15c
...5c
Saturday
at the
Triple Sale.
On 2nd. floor.
Men's Strona; Suits and Overcoats, P.7S;
Cravenette Coats, same price; a few Over
coats as low ns $2 W; Heavy nc Bocks. Rc;
Men's Extra Heavy Corduroy Pants. 11.2a;
Corduroy Knee Pants, 26c; Men's or Hoys'
Caps, 10c; all sorts of Men's and Boys'
Shirts, including Jersey, 2fic; Fleece-lined
t'ndershlrta, 25c; Cotton Flannel Drawers,
loo; Bilk Bows, 5c: Boys' Knee Pants Suits.
9Se and 11.48; Young Men's Suits, up tn
sge 20, tl.W. $1. !M and 12 4ft; Men's Strong
Suspenders, 9c; Men's Swenters, 25c and
48c, and so on.
On Mala Floor.
Men's Tants. It.Oft. worth up to 12.00;
Pants, sale price $1.90. are worth up to
$3.50; Men's Extreme Fine Pants. $3.00, sell
everywhere for $6.00; Men's Suits, worth up
to $11.60, your choice, $5.00; Men's Suits,
worth to $20.00. your choice, $9.90; Young
Men's Suits, worth up to $10.00, choice,
$4.S6; President Suspenders, 39c; Shaw Knit
Hose, toe; Silk Mufflers, 25c; Way mufflers,
16c; poilar Shirts, 4Sc; Pure All Iamb's
Wool X'nderwear, worth $1.28 and $1.50, your
choice, 75c a garment; Fur Mittens, 69c;
Pllko Handkerchiefs, 10c; Men's Fancy Em
broidered Hose, 9c; Men's Fur-llned Caps.
39c; Jersey Gloves, 15c; IndTan Tan Buck
Gloves, flannel-lined, 25c; Men's 35e Suspen
ders, one in a box. 15c; $2.00 Sweaters, 69c;
choice of any Overcoat In the house, for
merly as high as $21.00 (except fur-llned),
your choice, $16.00. This Is only a small
portion of the many good things offered.
In th Baaamant.
Men's $2.60 Ehoes, $1.50; Men's Rubbers,
60c; Leather Coats, finnnel-lined. $2.9S;
Black Duck Coats, blanket-lined. 9Sc;
Waterproof Coats, with sheep collars, $1.98;
Duck Coats, sheep-lined, with coduroy col
lars, $2.98; Heavy Overalls or Jumpers, 45c:
a few light weight Overalls. 25c; Blue and
White Plaited Jackets,' 2:c; German Socks,
ibc.
Guarantee
Clothing Co.
1519 and 1521 Douglas St.
Grtaf Sale
of Lace Cur
tains and Rugs
Monday. See
Sunday Papeis
flWDBS
1U1C ICKI.IAItl.U MIOItK.
Don't Miss
Saturday's
Furnishing'
Bargains. See
large Ad.
POINTKKS
TOR VOl'H SUNDAY DINNKK
Buy Where the goodr are always new ami
fresh and the prices ths ' most reasonable.
ceevamn.
7e
Pork loins ...
Pot Roast ....
Rib Boll
Rib Roast ....
f..otn Steak ...
Rib Steak
Corn Reef
of Lamb.
Veal Roast ...
No. 1 Hams...
No. 1 Bacon...
No. 1 Geese . .'.
Ducks, Turkeys, Chlrkens and Home Made
Sausage.
P . n . -Ml' It It A V
317 South 16th St. Tel. 1741
:
lOe 7c
....12i,c & So
7,c
4c
loc
fit:
1oc
11'iiC
12'.c
A Word With You
Do your marketing with u if you
are n lover of ohoiee outs of meats,
ns this market noted for selling
only the very bent ijualitleH of beef,
pork and poultry of all kinds. Our
motto Jk. "t'Jet the lNt and kpII at
reasonable prices." This we do
every business day of the year.
NOTE TIIKSE PllICES:
Pork Loin 8i"
Pork Butts 7'iC
Sparerlbs H8o,
Roillug Beef
Baeon v. . . . .12lse
Turkeys, Iueks, Geese and our
own Iiressed Chickens at lowest
prices. ,
JOS. BATH'S NEW
MEAT MARKET
Tel. 6984. 19 J I Farnam St
If you vre desirous of obtaining
Groceries and Heals
I'nexcelled in quality at the least possible
cost we would be pleased to be ufforded
an opportunity to quote you prices, which,
we ure confident, will Interest you.
Maple Syrup
t)u;' Canadian Sap Is war
ranted to be absolutely pure A I f p
uud unadulterated, possess- 11 JL
ing a delicacy of flavor lm- l
mt-aurably superior to any 11 I f I
maple syrup on the market. UlslsU
Per gallon
Pure Maple Sugar .i
Per pound laisC
Stric tly Fresh Eggs j
Per dozen 1 C
Creamery Butter fl-
Per pound OUC
N. Y. Buckwheat
Branded "Cohocton" alone con
stltutes sutflcirnt guarantee of Ui An
purity. It Is unquestionably the
highest grade of buckwheat flour 4MP
that can he procured. Put up in llll'
full weight 10-pound cloth sacks UUU
at
Puffed Rice -5
Three packages u
Quaker Oats IE
Three packages
Choice Dates OBLr
Three pounds "
Navel Oranges
largest. Brightest. Sweetest. OQr
Juiciest pi-r dosen "
S0MMER BROS.,
EXPONENTS OP GOOD LIVING,
Twenty-Eighth and Farnam Sts.
Your Overcoats Here!
Your Suit iiIho, nt loat they will
lo yoiii'H if you tnko tli trouble to
htpp in ami examine thom. Not
just a few ihM anneiits, but 00111
jilete lines of jierft'ct fitinp:, honestly
tniloreil suits ami overcoats at un
matelied low prices. Every man
(should take advantage of these
great February Clearing sale bar
gains. Men's Kuits In great variety of colors.
' patterns and materials, well tailored
and worth up to $10.00 C HA
sale price Jttf
Men's Suit's A complete assortment In the
very best styles and materials, worth
$12.50 and $10.00 at. n C t
choice I J J
Men's Overcoats In all the best fabrics,
plain nnd fancy colors, long or medium
length, with or without belt, perfect
tittlnK garments, worth $9.00 to $18.00,
In two lots for this sale, at C nrt
$10.00 and J.UU
Men's Pants Worth up to $3.60, in
stripes, fancy mixed and plain colors
500 garments from w hich to f QC
select at. pair i.JD
Youth' Lour; Punt Suits Double or
single breasted styles, perfect fitting
unit, in all sizes, worth up to
$9.00 sale price
Children's Knee Pnnts Suits In double breasted and Norfolk styles well made.
stylish garments, worth up to $3.50 in two lots at $1.93
. and
Children's Odd Knee Pants Regular 50c and 65c values sale
price
Choice of Our Children's Overcoats In ages :! to 8 years, gar
ments In the lot worth up to $ti.50 Saturday
If (lMSS;'
5.00
.1.50
. 29c
3.45
mill
ATTENTION !
.2.98
I
ALL HltOKKX LINKS OK
PATKXT I.KATHKK. IIOX
CALK ,1X11 XH l KID $4.0( AMI
$5.00 SHOKS KOK
Broken lines in $3.00 and $;l.50
Shot-H for
Odds ami ends in ladies shoes
11 a now widths nnd toes for. .
Hoys' solid school shoes
for
Youths' solid school shoes
for
2.48
98c
1.50
1.25
T. B. NORRIS, 1517 Douglas St.
ASK FOIt CiltKEX TItADING STAMPS.
Z2ML
1Z
T A CTC DENTAL
lAri-b ROOMS,
1517 Douglas St,
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Beat Farm Paper! a Year.
V ' UOTKU.
tei in Cmcago'
Stop at The
JlMnli .jIJI1 FRUIT CAKES. PUDDINGS Z
In 2-Pie 10c Packages and cookies.
I MERRELL-SOULE CO. 9UXCV IV AT
Bee WantAds Produce Results
Stfatterd Hotel
European Plan
Rediwd. Elecaat, Quiet. Located cor
ner o( city', two aoett boulT.rdi,
coarenleot to entire buln.. center.
Close to best theetret end .hoppiof
dl.trict. Zi room. ISH pnv.te btb;
Ituorjone wrltlDC end teceptloa room.;
woodwork m.bog.u throurhout: br.t.
bed. and all modera comtnrt.; telephone
la every room; beautiful dining room.
tbe beat oi .vcrytblcir at moderate prkea.
Mlcnigsa and Jackson Blvds Ctakatfo
I
Our $3.50
Men's Shoes
will please the most
particular fellow. They
are made in the styles
of the higher grade
shoes and are as well
fitted by our expert
fitters. They appeal to
the man who wants to
appear well, and they
apptal to every man's
purse.
FRY SHOE CO. 1
nmmmamJ
SAVE M.ONEY
You run do it ensy if you ti
hundreds of people alrendy that
WK MEAX EXACTLY WHAT W
PKOMISK.
We liave Just received 10,000 pounds
of Kancy Ltried Fruits of all kinds
and will place them on nule begln
nins Saturday and continuing an
long aw they la.t at one-half the
actual price.
Kancy largo ipiicot, regular 01
seller l.'io rnr ll., our price OJC
Fancy large Feaehcx. regular O I
seller Ijc M?r lit., our price 2
7ic
King
7ic
FHncy Nectarines, regular
acller li''io per lb., uur price..
Fancy Kvaporated Whule or
ipplew, regular seler 15c
per pound, our price
Fancy large Imported Cooking Figs,
seller 15c per ll.. our price 7l
pound, our price 2C
Fancy Cluster liyer Raisins, regu
lar seller 2c to Lfo per II)., O I .
our price OJC
Fancy Seeded KalsinH, 1-lb. pkg.,
ful weight, regular lne fil
seller, our price OJC
KHEK! FRKR! Come to our store
Haturdav and be served with a dish
of new apricots Imported from
Cuba: will be demonstrated fre al
our store Saturday flrM of its kind
ever shipped to this city anil will
be placed, on sale for one. half price.
Kegular seller lnc per IP.,
our price
Fancy Apple nutter In glass
Jars. 10c seller
Condensed Soups, assorted.
loc seler
Fancy Lemons,
per dozen
Fancy Navel Sweet Oranges.
' per doien
Fancy Creamery Mutter,
par pound
tide with us. We have convinced
ww sell good at very low prices.
K SAY, AX1 WE DO WHAT WE
fancy country Hon Butter,
per pound JQ
EGtJS fcXJGS fi
per dozen 13C
Fine Granulated Sugar, f aa
22 pounds for I.UU
48-lb. sack Purity Flour the best on
t ne market every sack
guaranteed
4S-lh. sack Jersey Cream
Flour
i.'M! pounds Fancy Whito
Urapes. regular seller 2c
per pound, our price
74c
5c
5c
12c
I2c
25c
1.15
85c
Malaga
meats: meats:
at the lowest pjuces.
Chuck Steak
per pound
Hound Steak
per pound
Sirloin Sieak
per pound
Porterhouse Steak
per pounil
Hoine-Mudu Hamburger -
per pound
Hulk or Link Sausage
per pound
nme-Mad Mince Meat.
per pound
Chuck Itoast
per pound ..,....
Trime Rib Roast
pr pound Sc to
No. 1 Skinned Hams
per pound
Leaf Lard l.T. pounds
for
Full line of John Morrell's Haraa
nprl Hacoii at low prices.
.7c
She
Me
74c
7ic
5c
5c
6c
Sic
1.00
THE LANGE GROCERY CO.
V 24TH AND CUMING STS.
2 'Phone. 1530-322.1. M. Bernstein and M. I Woolfson, Props.
t iLt.. m i. -.. .wJ
ifl
I
r -7
5lC. "V
fl
ib and Douglas Sli
Sample Free
Of Fenner'g Kidney and
Backarhe Cure, wlille tliey
lust.
fl 00 Fenner'a Kidney and Bark
ache Cure S9c
5oc Kenner'a KldDey and Back
ache Cure 45c
uu Fenner'a Blood and Liver
Remedy -. Ssc
Xe. Kenner'a Golden Relief tie
&uc Fenner'a Golden Belief 4Jo
Howell Dru Co.
1 6th and Capitol Ave,
William Jennings Bryan's Letters
Are but one of the many inter
esting features which appear in .
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE
The subject this week is
SOCIAL RELATIONS AND CUSTOMS OF JAPAN
In the colored supplement Buster Brown's boyish pranks
are a source of unending fun for the little folks. Simple
Simon and his small friend, Mose, are popular with th
youngsters, too, and they ought to pay a weekly visit to
your home. The big folks like them as well as the little tots.
The Dee photographer Ih always picturing the important
things that are passing before tho public gaze. Frank Car
penter, the most brilliant writer of letters of travel, contrib
1 ten each week, and there is an abundance of other good
rttdlng in its pages
Hut above all. The Bee is a newspaper a reliable gath
erer of news and holds llrtt place in the ranks of western
Journalism. ,
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