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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1906)
TTIF. OMATIA DAILY W.K: TTF.snAY. OfTOHKlt no. m. Mail Orders Filled Promptly. Send for Samples Lessons in Needlework on Second Floor. No charge Tuesday Bargains,!,'; New Modern Daylight Dept. Store ? f ( Special Sale of Dlack Taffeta Silk G9 a yard for $1.00 36 jnoh ttlack Taffeta Silk, full one yard wide, an ex cellent quality for wear on sale Tuesday G9 Colored Dress Goods ' 54-inch English Melton ; Cloth, suitable for long ,coat aud jackets. In navy blue only. This is a regu lar $2.25 cloth on sale Tuesday, at, only,, yd. .$1 Silk Underskirts Guaranteed Taffeta, extra full, strapped ruffle with feilk dust ruffle, absolutely guaranteed silk, special, at ........ $5.05 Infants and Children's Bonnets A large assortment of fancy bonnets in white, fine qual ity, wash silk, padded and . elaborately trimmed in fur and lace- trimmings, regu lar (J8C value, at 48 Outing Flannel Gowns " Extra heavy outing fancy braid trimming, ltiade up full and in pretty line of colors, garments made to sell at $1.00 and $1.25 special Tuesday . 75 The great sale of High Class Ladies' Silk Petticoat marked $12.50, $15, $22.50 and $25, all at $0.90, will be continued Tuesday. A Regular Sweeping Sale of Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits. Tuesday Morning at $15.50. New English Walking Suits, finest satin lined coat, flap pockets, all self trim med, fine imported worsteds in differ ent combinations of grey checks 18.50 The New Norfolk, half' belt back and front, self straps on all parts, satin lined jacket very nobby. . . . .18.50 The New French Pony Suit, satin lined jacket, . silk trimmings, metal buttons .... $18.50 New Half Fitting Jacket Suit, silk Tuxedo collar and cuffs, very fine wide wail diagonal serge in light and dark grey and fancy mix ture plaid, a very handsome street suit $18.50 ml mm WILL GIVE A In ml texture Is riulr-l by the Instructor. This paper wHfl until two or thre we-ks , in bought from thr Wi stern rpfT mm- puny nt 2r .rents for ivi hfc-ts, or lf Usblniatl FfCrCH to JDYPtiet Eowell- .than rents prr bfl slifMs. Now hm the Taoiel Lrowb.t.rig. Game. students pwnt timsivcs at the bous of the Western I'npcr rompany tiny nic nrurMT. frn informrd thnt the colleges re th" oily SUslt. lU"lt.t,-lW SUnt Al IMt IWl 11W, wh,.r ,, nnr I. sold. Thrv an' tmrk to Hi" colleges and nr" charged 2R cents per sheets. Shorthand psM", for which they orrp pnld 3 cents each, lire now Hold only nt the bnriness college, and Rt the rates of S rents each. Marprlserf at t'lty l'roffHlor lining Into ( itmliiiir In l.r Ills (Mitre . mm I lah on "alnnn Krtperi. "I Intend t'j look Into the matter and see what, if anything, should be done. I knew nothing of It until I read The. lire this morning. I May have something to say later wnen I have had time to Investi gate." This Matcment was made, by Mayor Pahlinan Monday regarding;' the letter of fcd Howell to the saloon keepers In which TWO OLD FRIENDS MEET AGAIN Flnrld Fat Kn and (ontelrilioni f'nndartnr Hold Session on the Rear End. " One recent bright, crisp morning, w hen the mere fact of being alive waa sufficient unto Itself, the Florid Fat Man swung on to the renr platform of the Hanseom park he solicited from the latter the work of j street car. whose destinies were presided "taking care of their license bonds," very I over by Conscientious Conductor. 1U In Our Domestic Dept. Apron Gingham The best quality in blue and brown checks, worth Tc a yard, Tuesday only, yard . . . 5 Linen Towels 100 dozen huck towels, good heavy quality, worth 10c. Tue?- day only, each 8Vs$ Bed Blankets 10-4 ootton blankets, in tan, gray and white, good, heavy qual ity, worth 85o pair, Tues day only, a pair G9 White Bed Spreads Plain hemmed crochet bed spread, with Marseilles pattern, good, heavy qual ity, worth $1.36, Tuesday only.ach 95 Our Lace Sale Continues Tuesday Throngs of purchaser were more than pleased at our aucerssful luce bargains Monday. Imported allover laces that sell at 75c and $1.25 a yard, 1 on sale at, yard, G9-39 Embroidery Dargain 50 pieces of good nainsook and cambric embroidery edges, flouncing and corset cover widths, narrow and wide waist insertions and fancy headings, that sell at 25c and 35c a yard, all in this lot Tuesday, choice, the yard 19 Ladies Union Suit Special Bargain square filled with heavy - fleeced lined union suits, me dium and out sizes, in gray and peeler, good $1 value, on , sale Tuesday, a garment 73c ....,.. ................. ....... r -r .-nf)IUU- - - iijij adroitly reminding them that II. S. Daniel, city prosecutor, waa general attorney lor the bonding company. The mayor waa asked If In view of tne fact thnt Mr. Daniel held a city office, appointive by the mayor, ho would take liny action, and this waa his rr'ply. This llttlo game of Ed Howell's has had the Mime effect on some of the leading democrats aa rubbing a cat's fur the wrong way usually hss on the cat, while other party leaders are said to lie In on the game. 'Well, well; lu that so?" waa the expres sion of Harley G. Moorhead, secretary of the democratic county committee when tho matter wna brought to his attention. "I really have, not read the morning papers aa yet, but I certainly knew nothing about that. No, the committee, ao far aa 1 know, has nothing to do with it." And Mr. Moorhead went to get a Bee and read the tell-tale letter. One democratic leader, who said he would urge the mayor to take action In the mat- trampled through and over a horde of glowering passengers and picked out a aoft spot on the brasa rail, where he could rest In ease on the flp down town and re marked, "Say. Con, It'll aoon be time for car muffs If this weather keeps up." While trying to assist a woman with three children up the steps, change a ! bill and dish out transfers to two Insistent passengers, the Conscientious Conductor found time to reply, "If you don't get touched for muffs of ermine, mink or Terslan lamb, don't rain any howl." "Not for your Uncle Henry, my wife'" gone to Hot Springs for the' winter," re plied the Florid Fat Man. The Conscientious Conductor mumbled something that sounded like, "Hot Springs for mine at 2S cents an hour chasing farea," while the Florid Fat Man turned absently to view the passing landscape, fondly dreaming of dear wlfey at the springs and the quiet little game on tap for the evening. :';!viu'; v!v.'A h WE FOSTER THE UGH GRADE IDEA Showing finest qualities manufac tured in men's apparel, and naturally doing tl'e best business in the west on nice clothes. Our great stocks of clothes that typify "Quality" Ideals at $15-$18-'$20 and $25 prcent most effective values. $15 Mpfinwhlln th aiirllonA nn th rvap nlAt ier, expressed co...e.aUle iee.m8 .n , form had increased considerably and nouncniB iwweii m hick, ts u BiutMiiu ui Exclusive Overcoat Features All wool broadbrook overcoats 44-inch lengths, black and oxford gray shades, at St. George kersey overcoats backs well shaped-in, or Athletic llyton cut. Most fashionable styled, black A and otford gray tipiO Patent Chinchilla overcoats, wind proof, serge lined, full and gener- (tfl ously proportioned pZiM Silk lined overcoats, genuine vicuna top, Chesterfield back, decidedly swagger, illustrating extremely strong values, at riu Moist, $25 ON FARNAiM AT FIF fKKJUTH. personal aggrandisement at party aacrillce. Just Howell's Little Way. , "It's the way he haa always done," said thla man. "Ed Howell cares nothing for the party, but all for self, and Is willing any time to use the party to promote his own ends even when he knows It will hurt the party. Thla thing can't help but hurt us In this campaign, more, of course, be cause a city official and one who haa en joyed a clean reputation has lent himself to the scheme. I firmly believe Mr. Daniel has been duped Into the trick without fully appreciating Us full effect. No one can view the Job as anything but a bold at tempt to browbeat the saloon men. The purpose of coercion Is the only thing In the world that ever suggested toi Ed Howell the use of H. S. Daniel's name aa general attorney for hla company. I am auprlsed at Mr. Daniel; first, that he haa placed himself In a position to compromise his reputation, and, second. If a willing party to the scheme that he has been sail ing under false colors. My conviction la that other democrats of the Howell Ilk are I hllllrilnir AoivirHlnff UAV1A that KtilM. in on xne au ana in.1 xney loge.ner put ,g nQt heing C0n9tructea correctly. up a nice wis. iU ....c, , a BRy,craperg are nowbelng built from th-j top down. The Iron work Is put up, MANDATE IN OLD CASE COMES Crder fm United ttatei Curt of Appttli in Bchamel Can. . VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF TO STAND Suit tlronlnc Out of Patteraoa) Block rir o( IMru la Xuit Avall- s . . . able fur the Parties . v -.. Uamca. Inc. Miss Anna Bchamel was on the third floor of the building at tho time attending the meeting of a secret society of which ahe waa a member and, finding all means of eacape cut off and no fire escape to the building, she jumped out the thlrd-storv window, sustaining Injuries from which she'dled' sobri "'afterward;1 ' : " '' '' The attorneys In the case In behalf of the Bchamels were M. P. O'Brien and HE ASKS AMD SHE ACCEPTS That's All There Is to the, Shortest Courtship on Record, Oeto. geaarlan Being; Suitor. The mandate of the United 8ialea circuit court of appeals affirming the doalslou of iho lower court in tne case of, the Omaha Hater Cuiiifauy, pirfuuius in eiror, against Jjicol) bciiamei, adminisLraior ut the es tart of Anna Bcnamel, was received Mon tiay morning b) Jurtge Munger. Tne Ver dict of tne tower court giants daniaaes In the sum of W, to Hchamel against the water crhtfiny, as reaaers or 1 he wee at- i Monday morning. Deputy County Attorney iedy know. . ; Aturdock was called to tire-stand by the Thu suit had been pending In various ! defense. Judge Ben Baker for the d'fend torms since Septemher. tfio'last case r.nt osked Mr. Stutdcek the names of the bulng tried Novenmcr IS, 13(12, when Judg- wtnstis who testified before the granit ment wgHlnsl tho water conipxny was Jury. Mr. Murdock objcctei! to answering lound by the Jury. The waiur company the queatlona ou the grounds the law pro- Th8 Church of the Latter Pay Salnta will keep; the property deeded to It by Henry Jones . several years ago, under a decree Just signed by Judge Day of the district court. James A. Woodman, guardian of I Mr. Jones, began ault against the church to have the deeds set aaide on tho grounds NO SECRETS FROM GRAND JURY . make them and that undue Influence had 1 neen usea lit securing lilx signature, but Judge Day found agninst him. The prop- Oeorge O. Bowman. One of these attor neys haa been dead for some years and the other left Omaha a few years ago for othera fields. Jndire gntton Rales Kti Ottlerrs Tan not DlrBlare Tbeui Before . the t'onrt. The right of an officer of the court to testifv as to procetdlnga In the grand Jury room was denied by Judge Sutton Monday In tho trial of John Polvlw, charged with asmult with Intent to kill, in criminal court uppcttlcd the case to inu Lnuen oimci vii-i-uit court of appeals. The ease grown out of the burning of the ratterson-B.resHler block at Seventeenth und Douglas streets March !1. 109. How ihe water company happene to become In volved la that one of the water meter tuspeotora of the company went inio the basement of the Patterson block to read iho watar meter and carelessly lighted match, which he dropped Into a lot of rub bish and paper at the bottom of the elevator shaft. The rubbish caught fir and threatened, tlw destruction of the build- Mblts any officer divulging what goes on In the grand Jury room. Judge Bttknr eontonded the law waa not broad enough to cover thla case, but Judge Sutton ruled the nucatloii out. "JUDGING FURS" A New Book on an Old Subjoct. Road with Interest ana Easy to Gat Th country tkx-tot probabfv makes a better combination of common horse ena mixed with scientific knowledge than any ordinary- mar.. At any rate hiiexair.pl may well be followed touching the use of furafo; health. The ucceful country doctor em fura generally he owns a fur overcoat (or fur-lined coat) and he weara it, too. In the northern climate a fur garment a health necestity. People pet along without hiri aa they get along without many things, hut a man a wardrobe is not complete with out a fur coat, and, with the other aide of the house no argument if necessary every woman needs (ur he necdi tliem for health ; ahe ought to hv them lor comfort and ah want them for their beauty and ttyle. Nothing add so much to the tlrectirenesa of dres as fun. A new book, nicely illustrated and easily read in a half-hour written from the view point of the purchaser and wearer of fura rather than that of the dealer or manufacturer, i just from the preK.puhlished by Lanpher, Skinner it Co., the St. Paul fur manufact urers, whose product is on sale in the leading retail store of every town in th Northwel and sold from Main to Oregon. - Tf is hook is called "Judging Fura. . If any of our readers have any interet; in furs, eithtl for themselves or aa presents to f.ieud. rasa.Trcmen cr children th.s book ' i worth king for which 1 all rt costs. A mention of this paper will be appreciated. Writ to Ltnpher, okinner 6c Co.. St. Paul, and they will send you th booklet an th nam of ta nearest retail dealer who sell ,Lnpher Fura." TIMES TOO GCOD FOR FUSION Prosperity In Hayes I'onutr Hare glsrn of Hevnltllrau Success This rail. J. W. Dull of Hayes Center was In Omaha Monday with the Information that his county was sure to go republican this fall. "Our crops have been too good for the populists and democrat and we are lira most prosperous condition," wild Mr. Gull. "The average rainfall for nine yrarii has been between twenty-live and twenty-seven tnchs, and crops have been fine during all that pwlod. Ijind in now worth from flu to t' per acre, which Is on lucre re of from 8u to M per cent in the last three years." city amounted to about 12,000. Mr. Jones was reputed to be u.ulte wealthy and a few years ago he "made division of his property, deeding aome ct It to his children and a small portion of It to the church, reserving a life interest for himself. Later he went to the Old People s home, maintained by the church at Module, la., but he w us not satisfied and returned to Omaha. On tho train oc etirred the lust romance of hlr long life una prounmy ine snorteBt courlhtlip on record. According to the testimony Mr. jones got 10 taming with a woman win was a fellow passenger. "Where are you going?" Mr. Jon linked. "Omaha." replied the woman. "What are you going to do there?" "I don't' know." "Let's get married." She consented and the nuptials followed I Mr. Jones says he was H years old, tlioug the marriuge license showed him to be only f. The woman was several yeais Ms Junior. They tli.I not get along together nnu there Is now a divorce suit rwir.dln between them. Mr. jones 011 tho witness stand ileniJ anybody had ever suggested to hlni Mm he deed the property to the church, but he did It of his own volition. He did not appear to be much In sympathy Willi (he suit to set aside the deed. nothing was heard but the rumbling of the car, the chink of the nickels and the inter mittent wall, "Transfers," of the Con scientious Conductor, who was slowly work ing his way back to the platform and fresh air. The arrival of the Conscientious Conductor was hailed with delight by the Florid Fat Man, who was In the throes of an idea suggested tTy a house in course of construction. "Say, Con, everybody seema to be build ing, new storea and houses going up every- j where." "Correct, friend," rejoined the Con scientious Conductor. "One of my neigh bors built a peach of a new chicken cocp last week." Building materials must be going up, don't you think?" "Maybe, but the lumber In my neighbor's hen hotel looks like twins for some I got from the company car barn while the boss was looking th other way," said th Con scientious Conductor, whereupon the Florid Fat Man grinned expansively and aaid. "The chickens are ahead of the game any way. But say, cast your lampa on that new get away from. But whatever the circum stances the Job Is a .bad one for us. I hope the mayor 'will take some action thai will have the effect of overcoming this blow dealt the party from within." LATE TRAIN DELAYS HEARING Granit Jnrr Deterred In Its Work and Submission ' of Final Report. Late trains on the .Union Pacific and a small wreck this side' of Valley, made it Impossible for Grand 1 Joror Perry O. Harrier of Valley to reach Omaha Mon day morning and tho grand Jury did not hold a session in the forenoon. This delay will aOU further delay the Anal report which was looked for Monday. The graid Jury, according to reports, was ready to adjourn Haturday or Monday, but soma new witnesses have been subpoenaed anj it Is said an adjournment will not be taKOn until after the middle of the week. Owing to the secrecy that surrounds the actions of the Jury nothing: authorltatlvo aa ) why the change In plans was made could be secured Monday. It is reported that a number of new witnesses In the creamery trust examination will be called before the Jury. Some minor criminal cases also remain to be examined into. The inquiry Into an alleged express men's trust haa been lroxped. County Attorney rilabaugh holds that the state law does not cover this case, as the ex pressmen do not deal In a commodity. The trust law, It Is held, deals only Willi restrictions In trade relating to commod ities and not to services. The members of the alleged coal tXnt who have not yet answered In the civil suit filed by County Attorney Slabaugh, have been given until Wednesday morning to do so. This date was fixed by Judo Troup Monday morning. County Attorney Slabaugh said h would want untTI Satur day to 111 his reply and It Is not con sidered probable th case will be called for trial until the latter part of next weuk. teven of the Indicted coal dealers have failed to appear before Judge Button to give bond, most of them being out of the city. the top story finished first and so on down. while the ground floor of that building waa finished first and they're working up. Pray, tell me why, before I leave you at the next corner." While the Florid Fat Man paused for breath the Conscientious Conductor pon dered "deeply and suddenly hla countenance I became radiant as he pulled the bell for the crossing and replied, "Prithee friend, I have It, Its because the firm wants to build up its business." The passengers stepped oft the car. - Good. Cough Medicine tor Children. The season for coughs and colds Is now at hand and too much car cannot be used ' to protect th children. A child Is much more likely to contract diphtheria or scarlet fever when he has a cold. Th quicker you cure his cold the less the risk. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is th sole reliance of many mothers, and few of them who hav tried It ara willing to us any other. Mrs. F. F. Starchier of Ripley, W. Va., eays: "I have never used anything. other than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for my children snd It has always given ' good satisfaction." This remedy contains no opium or other narcotio and may be given as confidently to a child as to an adult. , LOW OilE-VAY RATES IN EFFECT Today and Tomorrow OS.LY COC fin to Ban Frandaeo, Lea As VCJUU gelea, San Diego and manj) other California polnta. MC nfl to Ererett, Fairhaven, 'Wnaft JbUslilJoom, Vancouver and Victoria. IJOC fif to Fortaland. Astoria, Taco vd.UU ma and BeatUe. roc nn to Aahland, Roaburg. )U.bJ gene. Albany and Salens, lay eluding Southern pacific branch line la Oregon. t00 Eft t Spokane and Intermediate) ).3U O. R. V N. polnta to Wanat- chee and Intermediate polnta Oft Aft to Butte, Anaconda, Helena, KU.UU and all Intermediate main Una point. Oft nn to Ogdea and Salt Lake City, )U.Uu and Intermediate main lint polnta. . . . . VIA union PACIFIC Inquire at CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1824 FABNAM ST. Fhone IouglaA 831. Diamond of own Import, watches and Jewelry, at 20 per cent below prices, at A. B. Hubermann'e, 13th and Douglaa. Pays no rent and buya for cash. NC STREET CAR CUT RATES LOCAL B3FV1TIES Mra. K. H. Pavis will ereet a two-story briek atore and tint 'oi'dinir. T.'ixlJiS feet, at Blxteenth and Jackson streets. The board of director of the Omaha t iralii exchange will hold a meet Inu l uen dy to uu 011 application for luciiitjer shlo and transact other business. The congregation of Bnlo Jacob Anslie Sholom has riled artleles of incorporation with the county clerk. M. MarKoits is clerk and N. Ja ob, M. London, Will Krsnu, truatees. Tlw Omaha Pan Hellenic club will bold a amoker on the evening of November In the rooms of the Comn'erciHl elub Punch will be aerved. In addition to cigars The discussion of the question of organ ising a university club will be resumed. Rumui I.arsen haa brought suit for IS. HMO damages against the Omaha l'aek Ing company for personal Injuries aus. timed wnue in tne tuunioy or mat com pany July 13. IU06. The cae ix trans ferred from the district court of ltouglaii county. K. R. Ielgh. a administrator or th estate of John W. Daley baa brought suit Hi the t ruled states circuit court for MwlfttS.000 damage against Swift and Company of (-ou.li Omaha, for tho deutii of John W. lialey. while In the employ of ttsat rompany. ou Augunt 2. I9bi. Demcii e M,.rr cf Chicago, arrived !n Omaha Monday morulng with a prisoner, Charlea A. r'.verhsrt, whom he Is taking back for trial. Evvrhart was arreated a few das ago in Denver and is wanted on th charge of crtmtnal assault committed In Chicago lJt August Urilissui'S for n Itedurtloa Will IMkreanhpled by Democratic City ronuell . Btt . - - ' i '-.i,xsN 1 UssBif ejfaraaaatant I kX klKtsmvl iKkrsM.luaiii.ks, 1 M t 1 fetvc M irr"" " ioium ff I ... 1 M iuuiu.. f ,wra,a. . ., f f f rm ruto. f u,i, s4 t aswia- ' f fT luihsslCsilnr' C. gat r soiwaoM. I AA I fcaoiuun. f 1 aMa s avrwsnr. .. . ml Is rials irfs. ' V XT 1 f .,S'.. r.s.,. to H 7 X. y.J siaa.rtwttir.aiis. 1 X I V-' v U UrW sw wssosii. A deal lias been m.vle between the demo crailc majority .f lB city council which means the end for the present at least of tho move to get a cheaper fare on the Onuilia trolley lines. The new plan Is said to t'ontemplute a reduced rale to school childien and a change In the present bur uensome transfer system. Ths ordinance penJing calls for the sale of tickets at the rate of twenty-five for II to the general public. This hus been p-nding In th hands of the committee of the council f of two weeks. It will be finally disponed Of tomorrow night at the council meeting, or will slumber away In the pigeon hole. Tha exact details of the profMised ordi nance are not yet given out, but will corae Hh the Introduction of the ordinance. The matter Is now said to be In condition satisfactory to the company. DISTRIBUTING OIL CENTERS Omaha and Coancll BlntTa Selected by Cosapaar that Is Ullrklng the Trust. The Intention of th I'ncle Sum Oil com pany of Kantas to establish distributing houses in Omaha and Council Ltlurts was kept secret until land was bought In tho two cities. Now II. II. Tucker of Kansus City. Kan., secretary of the company, who lias been In Omaha many ttmea In the laat few weeks, eays Omaha in to be a distri buting point for Nebraska and the west and Council Kluff a dJutributlng poiut for Iowa. A lot has been bought at Second and Hickory streets and another on the Iowa side of the river. Mr. Tucker explains that the oil in to be brought up the river on barges, and pumped through pliaia to big tanks, which are to be located on the two properties Just bought. He says the company has refineries at Cherryvale. Kan., Atchison. Kan., and Tulaa, 1. T.. and that a pipe line from the wells In Indian Ter ritory and southern Kamas has been com pleted aa far as Atchison. Railway Sotes aad Personals. A. C. Redmond, assistant baggag agent at Cnlon station, has returned from a va cation trip spent at toa Angeles, A !! Schmidt, general agent of the pas senger department of thi Rock Island In Chicago and formerly with the Burllngiou In Omaha. Is In the city. The city ticket office of the Northwestern has two windows filled, with magn.tlcent specimens of all sorts of apples rained under Irrigation at Lender, the terminus of th new lino in Wyoming. Pasienger trains have recovered from the hardships cf last week, when snow In the west put them practically out of buslr.ee. Most of them were on time Monday, the ex ception being some trains from the fnr w at whloti were oeiayea oejore reaciung ins Union Pacific. Ilalcl ou llolel Itrx tstera. The particular brand of .iroholie stimu lant used by William llesirup, Sixteenth and Hurt streets, caused him to take a sud den farcy for destroying bo,el rmlMers and incidentally' landed linn In tha city Jull Sunday night, but the case was dismissed by Judgs Crawf..i.t Men Jay 11101 utng. Hestrup entered the lodging house of Rob ert Brown. 131 Douglas street, whll In a decidedly Intoxicated condition, tor a sheet from tha register and started on a run, but was overtaken by the proprietor, wbo turued blm over to an ufflc.r. The Story of a Medicine. Its name "Golden Mndlcal Discover' was nuBsestcd by one of It most Import ant and valuable Ingredients Golden Seal root. Nearly forty years ago, Dr. Pierce dis covered that he could, by the use of pure, triple-refined glycerine, aldod by a cer tain degree of constantly maintained heat and with the aid of apparatus and appliances dolgned for that purpose, ex tract from our inost valuable native me dicinal root their curativ propertlea much better than by the us of alcohol, so generally employed. 80 the now world famed "Golden Medical Discovery," fur the cure of weak stomach. Indigestion, or dyspepsia, torpid liver, or oil lousness and kindred derangements was first made, aa It ever slnie ha bVn, without a partlcla of alcohol in its maiVup. A glancejtKfjful list of Its Ingredi ents, printed iverf bottle-wrapper, will show that It Is fB&Ae from th most valuable medicinal robiAfound growing in our American loresiswi a 11 these in' rerllents hsve received the uronyc? r -'K'i ' T FX. s Coldsoh 1 the Chest Ask your Coctcr the medical name for a coiJ on tho chest. Ho will cay, "Bronchitis." Ask elm if it ia ever serious. Lastly, ask blm if be prescribes Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral for this seise. Keep ia close touch with your family physician, and follow bis advice carefully. Wa subll.a J.O. 4TrC.. LW1. SIMS. mm sserettt fornulM f .il ot.rsrHr.n.uk EDUCATION COMES HIGHER flattest at Baslaras rlleses C4tn plala at Iarreas In Prices. While prices ar being advauced on meat, coal, ice, flour and other necessities f Lie. the screws ar being put to the students o th business colleges in th items of text books, papars and other supplies. The students ssy a condition has gradu ally beu brought about, by the adoption of exclusive lines of text books and sup plies, by which there are very few arti cles they can get except from the business colleges themselves. Tiny cunipluln that they puy mure than they would If tlity could get the same articles at fie stores. The latest monopoly la in the Item of tvpawritlitf taper, tI which a vci&vd sue Tf e.i me ( 1: iUt'M 1 11 ment irom ttie Jt.-avl.iig py-on-ai f- Jir,,'',ii". Y- 'r,i tv iiiiiiti''iif '""r" i 'dp l -.t r I .c fur ti'.oi diseases for w A liliie book o( lliesHt eiidoraeifieiili ta been compiled by Dr. R. V. Plerca, of liuflalo, N. V., and will be mailed frtt to any one asking tame by postal card, or letter rldreuei to tha Doctor as above. Prom these endorsemenu, copied frota standard medical book of all the differ ent ki-hnnls of nrsrth-e. It will ho found that the ingredienU composing the "Gold en Medical Discovery are advlaed not only for the cur of the above mentioned diseases, bui also for the cur of all ca tarrhal, bronchial and throat affections, accompained with catarrhal discharges, hoarrt'iiess, sore throat, lingoxlng, or bang-on-coughs, and all those wasting atlix'tlonj which, if not promptly and tiroerly treated are 1 ia bit to Urmlimla In consumption. Take Dr. Pierce's Dis covery in time and nenevere in its usa until you plve It a fair trial and It Is not likely to diapoliit. Tun much roust not be eijiecteil of lu It will not fs-rform miracles. It will nol cure consumption In Its advanced tuei. So inevliclne will. It will euro the sriciioiia that lead UP W OU-JJtUUi L LLcill-. A tMkMWX in Ujh. CEITn for By the Old Reliable Dr. Eearles & 8 e axles. Bstabllshed in Omaha for U yasu-S. Th many thotiMutda of cues eurad by us mak ua th moat experienced Spec ialists in the Wst, in alt dlasa and ailment ef bmsv W know just what will cur you and ur oufnkl. WE CIRK TOI'. THEN YOU PAY 18 OCR FES. W mak no misleading or falsa statmnt, or ofTar foa hesLp, worthUsa treatmsnt. Our rsputatlon and nans ar too favorably knswa, vry eaa w treat, our rput tlon la at stak. Tour health, Ufa and happtnaaa la too strlous a matter ta plana In th hand of a "NAIfUt l.rtn " PO:TOR. Hont doctor of ability ua thl OWN NAME IN THEIR BTJB1NB89. W can effect fof tveryon a lire-long CURB for Weak, Nervou Man. aiicocel trouble, Mervous Debility, Blood Polaoa, fr'.-iatla troubles, Kldnsy, Bladder. WASTING WKAKi KERB, Hydroc-le. Chronie Dlssaaea, Contnsoted Plsiasi Btomaob ard gkln Dlsaa. F U p eaaminatlnn and consultation. Writ fa - Symptom 'Blank for home trtmsat. DR. BE-ARLES 8KARLES. 14th and Douglas Ittreots, Omaha, liabrssilu. Office . Ecoi v Tlioif! are many things to be considered in renting an office. The location of tho Build'mg, the facilities for Miring for the tenants and the associations surround ing and, last, hut not least, the price you have to pay. The Bee Building: Is in the heart of the large growing city of Omaha, has the best of janitor and elevator service, has its own plant for heat and light, all of which is furnished free. You only need to look over our director' to determine lor yourself the high class of business and professional men who are officed here. "We have a few vacant offices at a low rental, which afford all the comforts of the higher priced ones: Room No. 520 is 8V'2x22. a good small office.. 15.00 Room No. 607 is 15x15, faces on court 15.00 The Old Court Room On the fourth floor is divided into two rooms, one 1514x19 and the other has 668 square feet floor fpaco and" a large vault. Ahk our superintendent to show you this suite of offices. The Bee Building Co. Se R. W. Dtktr, Suptrinttaitnt.