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Omaha's Pure Food Center
We dsdr tl pnfcllo to know that ws arc neither Blsndsrs, CompomiJtrt
or Bactlfisrs. Also that ws uss ths utmost oar to purchss our foods from
ths moat rellsbl honaaa In Atnarlca and Europe, and aa we g-et them, they
fiaae Into the hands of onr on'tomera. .No spurious lmltationa or impure
Iquors offered for eale. .Special car should be need In th selection of wlnea
and eordlala for th Chrlatina table. We offer you:
Brandies from France, at, per
bottle, lip from Il-J'
I'ure.t of Old Whiskies, at, per
bottle 76c, l anil $1.29
Maryland Rye, full quarts at,
per bottle $1.00
AFTER. snnrEB
A Cordial "Liquor" If you like
Is Just the thing to make you con
tentPd with the world. Any special
kind vou like? Creme de Mentha.
Benedictine or we have th m all
and will be glad to surply your wants.
Clarets from California, at, per
bottle 60
("Itirelt from France, at, bottle . ,75o
White Wines from California, at,
per bottle j, . EOo
White Wines fnpm Germany, at,
per bottle 760
Shorrys from California, at, per
bottle 60o
Pherrys from Fpaln, nt, bottle.... $1
Cordials from France, at, per
bottle, up from 75c
Swedish I'unch, Imported, bottle. $1.60
IMPOBTID CIOAKB CHBISTMAS CIQABS.
Our lines of Imported and Havana
rlgnrs were bought especially for the
holiday trade, including: the following
high grade brand at New York
prices:
Tlllar T Tlllar
Lieutenants 16c or $!.60 box 60.
Captains 20c or $7 00 box 60.
Adjutants 20c or 17.26 box 5.
Majors- 26c or 15.00 box 26.
Colinnels 36c S for $1 or 17 box 25.
General 60c or $10 25 box 26.
Romeo T Juileta
Pondras 13c or 15 60 box 60.
Purltanas Flnas 20c or $6.25 box 60.
ranmeiios irc or $12 box 100.
tlunaneros 20c pr $3.76
T'erfectos Selection 2no or IS box 26.
Fantella
Bock T Co. per 100, $12.60.
Bock's Envoy per 60 $6.50.
La Carolina, I'erfectos box $5, $5.00.
CLEAR HAVANA CIGARS
Xa Suiciana.
Baronets 6c or t'i "5 box 60c.
Club House 2 for 25c or $5.60 box 60
Conchas Especlnles 3 for 25c of
$8.60 box 60.
Turltanos Finos 10c or $4.60 box 60.
I'erfectos 16c or $3.7A box ;6.
This list consists of only a few or
pur leading- Imported and Havana
cigars. Get our prices before purchasing.
box 25.
MEAT DEPARTMENT.
A carload of Christmas turkeys, ducks, geese and chickens which wo
will sell Saturday and Monday at wholesale prices. Turkeys up from lbc
HTITTI.ET It PALMER S EHOX.ISK BISCUIT.
Just received a fresh shipment of these celebrated Biscuit In beautifully
decorated tins, which are most suitable for th Christmas trade. I lie list
consists of the following:
Lace Box, each
Mahogany Box, each . .
IMllar Box, each
"Maniuetry" Swiss . . .
'Marquetry" Cinderella.
"Marquetry" Reception
"Marquetry" Monarch
Plates
, .fioo
. .BOo
. .600
, .60o
. .BOo
. .600
. .75c
Globe
Bookstand
Syrian" Society . .
Wprkhasket, small
Workhasket. large
.1.1.00
. . .65c
, .$125
. . G5o
.$1.33
A personal Inspection of these beau
tiful boxes la necessary to appreciate
them.
CAWDT DEPARTMENT
Our line of pure wholesome candles, for the holiday trade has been se
lected with the utmpst care, and we can assure our patrons that nover was
a mure beautiful lino of fancy Imported boxes for acceptable presents dis
played In Omaha.
ourtney & Go.
3 Separate Entrances 3
DR. BRAD OUR Y9 Dentist IMZZ
1508 FAR NAM, OMAHA 'Phona Oouttas 175
Sam
Try th new roofless
plate, made to crack
nuts with.
Gold fillings flap
Prawns 1240 a
Teeth extracted with
out pain 6 different
ways. We give gas
and oxygen, also V
tillzed air.
Wark fiaaraateca II years.
PLAINTIFF PAYS THE COSTS
Pall Iladtr Ran of Police Jodie by
HI Vactllntlnsj; Actions To
ward Friend.
W. J. Carey, a barber at Twenfy-fourth
and Franklin streets, was required to pay
the crtst of $.'.50 In a case where he bad
complained thaf O. F. Frederlckson, a
barber formerly In his employ, had stolen
and pawned barber tools, while Frederick
son was discharged. It appear Frederick
son pawned the tools to obtain" money for
Carey on December 14, when Carey was
sentenced to ten days In Jail for threaten
In to kill his divorced wife when in
toxicated. The former Mrs. Carey went
to the mayor and obtained a pardon for
Carey, who then went to the pawn shop
with Frederlckson and redeemed part of
the tools, and In this way sanctioned the
action of the defendant. Carey and Fred
erlckson -had a quarrel a few days ago
ever wages alleged to be due Frederlckson,
who placed the matter In the hands of a
lawyer and when Carey was called on for
a settlement he had Frederlckson arrested
as a retaliatory measure.
After hearing th evidence Saturday
morning Judge Crawford waa very much
Incensed at Carey and ordered an officei
' to take him Into custody until the costs
of th case were paid.
PREFERS SUICIDE TO MURDER
Disappointed Saltor Shift HI Aim at
Death from Adored to
Himself.
Tell gtella Knnest that It Is all over
with me; that I return horn tonight with
death," was the message sent In a letter
addressed to th police station signed by
1. V. Askrooth, who said in the missive
that h cam to Omaha for the purpose of
killing his sweetheart. Mis Ennest, but
Instead had deokled to kUl himself and
wished the polio to notify the girl In the
case. An endeavor Is being mad by Cap
tain Moetyn to find the woman referred to.
Askrooth said In th letter that the
woman had Jilted him when he came to
Omaha from Duluth and that he then
Started to drinking, something hs bad nevei
don before, and returned to Duluth, where
h conceived th Idea of returning to Omaha
and killing th object of his unrequited af
fections. Twice he attempted to kill the
woman, but his courage failed him because
lie loved her so, Mid th letter, and to end
It all he had decided to kill himself, and Is
probably now In the realm of wings and
golden harps If his plans were carried out.
HOME TALENTMEAT THIEVES
frtiT Bosraaa Try Their Hand at
Hakbtasr th Batcher
Shap.
Th baleful eye of th wicked burglar
an again fallen upon th meat markets
of Omaha, after a cessation of hostilities
for nearly two days and nights. Two mar
kets were robbed Friday night, but little
of value was taken and the police believe
th two Jobs were those of petty thieves
of horn talent.
Entrance waa 'gained Friday night to the
market of A. K. Thor, Twenty-fourth and
Vinton streets, where th thieves stole sev
eral chickens and turkeys as well as seventy-five
pennies from the cash drawer.
The market of Jacob Bloaburg, 113 North
Sixteenth street, also was entered by pry
ing open a window and the thief or thieves
obtained, a . few permire from the cash
.register, but nothing else waa disturbed.
Inasmuch as nothing but pennies and meat
i were taken In each case, it Is thought the
robberies nuty b traced to boys.
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Christinas
. Gift
A Christmas gift of a pair
of our high grade slippers is
a very correct and appropri
ate gift. There is pleasure
and comfort in the warm
and pretty fur trimmed
Itomeos and slippers for
ladies, misses and children,
$1.00 to $2.00.
Every man and boy needs
the comfort of a pair of the
handsome slippers we show
at $1.00 to $3.00.
A very handsome gift is a
pair of stylish dress or street
shoes, $3.50 to $5.00.
The price, style and qual
ity of our goods will help
you to decide.
FRY SHOE CO.
rum iioiii,
16th and Douglas Streets
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BAILEY (& MACH,
DENTISTS,
Third Floor Paxton Dlk.
Hijhtst Gr.de Dentistry.
Reasonable Fricos.
A. I. Root. Inc. Announcements, wedding
stationery and calling cards, blank book
and magaslne binding. La 0-1211 Howard
street. 'Phone Doug. ltKH. t
TRIBUTE T0DEAD LAWYERS
Memorial to Fear Prominent Men K.
saad In by Member of
Bar and Bench.
( Memorial services for A. N. Ferguson, W.
a. Bartholomew, Milton S. Bouma and
John W. Lytlo. participated in by mem
bers of the Douglas county, Washington
county and Burt county bars and the state
and federal district courts, were held Sat
urday morning In district court room No.
L Judg Munger of the federal court sat
with the Judges of the district court. Judge
Sears was unavoidably absent
The court room was well filled with
prominent attorneys from this Judicial dis
trict Judge EL Wakeley presented the
memorial to the lata A. N. Fergusou, W.
F. Ourley to the late W. O. Bartholomew,
Byron G. liurbunk to the late Milton 8.
Bouma and T. J Mahoney to the late John
W. Lytlo. In addition to these Jude;e
Hopewell of Tekamali, Judge Walton of
Blair, Joel N. West, Judge K. M. Iturtlett
and C. W. DeUmuter spoke on phases of
the work of the deceased members of the
bar.
Judg Munger for the federal court and
Judge Estelle for the state court re
sponded feelingly from the bench. The
resolutions adopted by rising vote will be
spread on the court record.
Ir. A. O. r'eieison will address th Omaha
Philosophical society on the subject of
"Foods and Digestion" Sunday, December
B. Th meeting will open at 3 o'clock p. m.
at room I. third floor, Patterson block,
Seventeenth and Famam streets. Th pub
lic Is Invited. AdmUstun free.
Root print It belter.
I lav Root print Ik
Personally Conducted loor at
Old Mexico.
' A special party for a thirty-day tour of
Old Mexico, embracing practically all th
Important oltle and principal points of la
tereot, will leave Omaha January. 15,
Rat covering transportation, berth and
meals only $i00.
For further Information call or address
Rock Island City Ticket Office, 13J Far
Ham Bt.
LAST CALL ONE DAY
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Open Monday Evening
Furniture.
If Still Hesitating, Give Furniture
A Gift That Lives a Long Life
LIBItARY TABLE (like cut), select
oak, rich, golden polish finish, large
drawer, round legs, ball feet, con
venient underahelf, regular $14.25
value, for
10
.25
LADIES' DESKS Large assortment, up from $5.15
Another hand polished golden oak or mahogany finish, one drawer
with brass handles, convenient Interior compartments, well con
structed and finished, at $10.75
TABORETTE8 All shapes and sizes, golden and weathered oak, mahog
any finish and genuine mahogany .plain and fancy, up from. . . . 50
riiETTY CABINETS For bric-a-brac, graceful shapes, one of polished
mahogany finish, pretty mirror and convenient shelves S5G.00
PEDESTALS With square, round and shaped tops, plain and carved,
polished oak ones at $3.00
Colonial design In mahogany for $4.75
MUSIC CABINETS All woods and finishes, up from $3.75
BEAUTIFUL
CHAI KS
Just the thing for
odd corners, com
plete assortment
up from
$1.15
BKASS BED
(like cut),
heavy design,
best lacquer,
specially priced
at
1650
13 k Weddmg Kings, fcdholm, Jeweler.
Oriental and
Domestic Rugs
In Correst Sizes for Christ
mas Presents Bargains.
Belouohistan, Shiraz, Ka
zack, Gauze and Bokhara
Hugs at Half Price. An im
mense assortment direct
from the Orient:
$12.75 kind for ....$7.75
128.75 kind for ...$16.25
$58.00 kind for ..$32.50
Qennine Royal Wilton Rugs
in pure oriental color
ing and patterns
27x54 inch for.... $3.48
36x63 inch for $5.75
Moquette Rugs, in new and
elegant designs, 27x54 in.
for $2.25
36x72 inch for $3.08
Bath Rugs Strictly fast
colors, in blue, green and
red, in all sizes,
24x48 for $1.75
30x60, for $2.50
36x72 for $2.98
BisselTs Carpet Sweepers
in all the leading brands at
$4, $3, $2.50 and.. $2.25
IMM
SHOES
Third Floor. Third Tloor ,
Christmas Bargains in
Draperies
Piano Scarfs, Couch Covers,
Portieres and Table Covers
Silk Piano Covers, some
Persian patterns, other
hand embroidered in white
light blue and cream, $4
kind for ......... .$2.50
$5 kind for' .$3.75
Heavy Tapestry Couch Cov
ers, 50 and 60 in. wide, in
Bagdad and Omental pat
terns, $6.50 kind ..S4.08
$3.75 kind at $2.25
Ropo Portieres for single or
double doors, in all colors,
made of French Velour
block rope at a big saving!
$7.50 kind for $5.00
$5.00 kind for $7.75
$3.75 kind for $2.25
$2.50 kind for $1.98
$1.50 kind for 98
Mercerized Tapestry Por
tieres, in plain colors, with
long lattice "fringe at top
and bottom, or heavy
corded edges, new designs,
sell for $8.75, special at, a
pair $6.50
You could not select any
thing more appropriate or
acceptable for man or
woman than a pair of Hanan
shoes.
They are world renowned
for style and fitting qual
ities. "We have all the exclusive
Hanan styles, shown by no
other manufacturer.
Their patent colt and pat
ent kid leathers are spe
cially made and selected for
their use.
Prices ranging from $5.00
to' $7.00.
You Won't Find Better Clothing Values
You'll Find
Here Largest
Assortment
' THE RELIABLE 6TCRE
You'll Find
Only Latest
Styles
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam St.
Da We Close All Day Christmas? Sure!
COME EARLY!
Monday Morning and let us help you decide what
your Christmas gift will be. Nothing nicer than
something from the Jewelr's stock. We still have
i good selection Watches, Diamonds, Cut Olass,
Silver and Novelties. Spend a few minutes with us.
LOOK FOR THE NAME
S. W. LINDSAY, Jowolor.
1516 Douglas Street
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EVERY PUFF A DELIMIT its
1 1 ill"! iimi. iihi.,1. """''
OVER
ALL.
A Practical
Gift
Is Sure to Plejase
ONIMOD
SHOES
Will add largely to the Christmas
pleasure of any MAN or HOY.
.They will contribute to hi daily
enjoyment long after holiday pleas
ures are forgotten.
They are suitable for Husband,
Father, Son or Krother A sens
ible gift for Christinas.
Hand-bnilt - - $5 and $6
Bench-made - - - - $4
Others at - $2.50 and $3.50
Men's Slippers for Christmas
Comprising Cavaliers In red and tan,
also Faust, Romeos, Operas, eto. Largs
lines, splendid values, $1.50 to 12.60.
Regent os
Out December Clearing Sale Bargains
Offers to the man who will give no op portunity to show them saving advan
tages beyond any ever shown at this senson of the year. You're not con
fined in your selection to odd lots, you have the pick of the most romplete
stock ever showu in Omaha. No trouMe to got a perfect fit, no trouble to
And pattern and style Just to suit in this special December sale of men's
clothing.
"Why? Because they combine
not only low price but very best
quality of workmanship and
material to be found at the
price, and styles are strictly
up-to-date.
MEN'S SUITS-Worth up to
$18.00 in this sale at
7.50-$W-$12.50
MEN'S OVERCOATS-AVorth
up to $20 all styles and mate
rials, at
$W-i2.50-$t5
Smoking Jackets
Make most acceptable pifts.
Have you seen our stock, if not,
don't buy till you have, for
you'll surely be disappointed
later. Completjo line of colors
and patterns at
$7.50, $6.50, $5.95,
$5.00, $3.95
Everything in Boys and Chil
dren's Clothing at lowest prices
possible.
HAYDEKI BROS,
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QUALITY THE HEST ALVVAtb tMtOILM
V. R. lUce Mcrcautile Cigar Co.. Alanufacturers, bt. Louis.
Box
Cigar
Purchasers
Note Beaton's
Staple Brands
You will find that our prices are the
best ever on staple brands all new
goods.
10c Independente Key West, Be; box
of B0 2.50
10c Tellers, box of 60 $2.50
10c Preferencia. box of 60 $2.50
10c Palmer House, box of 26 . . . .$1.23
10c Lord Gloster, box of 26 $1.23
16c straight Sanchez & Hoya, box
Of 26 $2.00
Beaton Perfectos. box of 25 $1.00
6c Tom Reade, box of 60 $1.50
Other approved gifts for men, Piped,
Saiety ltazors, Fountain Pons, Water
man and Standard He-Lf-Filling; Mir
rors, Smoking beta, etc
Beaton. Drug Co.
P. 8. Our Fancy Basket of Candy
are the daintiest we have ever shown;
many are silk lined with pockets, to be
used as work baskets, ranging in price
from 40o to $7.00.
STORZ BEER won
Highest Award at
Lincoln State Fair, 1803.
Highest Award and
Gold Medal at Trans
Mississippi Exposition,
Omaha, 188. Highest
Award and Gold Medal
at Lewis and Clark Cen
tenntal Exposition.
Portland, Ore., 1S05.
This, when in competi
tion with the renowned
beers of the "orld, and
when judged by a Jury
of the moat critical ex
perts. No other beer
has had hlgherendorse
menu Drink bloro lieer
for your health's sake.
Keep a case In your
home. Btora Brewing
Co., Omaha. . lil
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The Christmas Buyer's Headquarters
Notwithstanding the heavy business
7? of the past two weeks our great re-
sortments practicaUy unbroken. Tlio
last js as good as the first. Monday
will' bo a great day of bargains.
Toys 3Liid Dolls
New, fresh, clean and desirable, at
lower prices than ever.
Big- China valuea, cake
stands, salad dishes,
cups and saucers
worth up to lAr
$1.09, at lwt
Christinas Tre
merits. Ml line
at 10c down to.,
Oraa-
.lc
Ma.nltmr-t Eats In
Kbony, OttliiKs com
plete, 11.00 iQr
values, at . . . .
Cut iclass salts ' and
peppers, with sterling
silver tops, 60c iQr
values, at IV
Celluloid Collar and
i i. ,i Knxos, satin
lined, $1.00 ylOf.
values, at . . . .
Games for old and
young, a big line of all
kinds, $2.50 down
HOLIDAY
EKCUOSION HATES
To accommodate holiday travel
ers a rate of a fare and one-third
for the round trip to many points
on the Union Pacific and its con
necting lines, has been placed in
effect by the
UNION PACIFIC
Tickets on sale Dec. 23. 24, 25. 29, 30. 31. 1906,
and Jan. l6t, 1907.
For Full Information Inquire at
Crr TICKET OFFICE, 1324 FAKNAM ST.
Thone Douglas 834.
A BEE
Want Ad
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
A Musi rrf imU Journal,
Will rent that vacant
house, fill those vacant
rooms or secure board
ers on short notice at
a very small cost.
Telephone Douglas 23S
DEE OFFICE 17TII AND FARNAM ST3