TIIE. OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: SEPTEMBER 1, 1907.
BEST EQUIPPED
In order to do good work it is
Just as nfefinary to bave good
tooli and machinery as It Is to hare
skilled workmen.
Ia our cleaning and dyeing
plant we hare all the latest ma
chinery and methods as well as an
eiperlenced force of skilled em
ployes that we have spent ten
years In getting together. That's
why we do the bent cleaning and
dyeing In Omaha at no greater
price than you pay for Inferior
work. Try us.
THE PAIITORIUM
"GOOIl CLEANER"
1513 Jones BU Tel. Doug. 003.
POUTICAL CARDS
Republican Candidate far
COUIITY COMPTROLLER
Is the young business man who served
you so well In last legislature. Is fully
qualified, courteous, and will give you
business administration.
For One of the Seven
District Judges
place your cross after the name of
F1. W. FITCH
at the Primaries, Nrptmtar 3rd.
LOUIS D. HOLMES
Candidate for
DISTRICT JUDGE
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
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District Judge
Ha has bsaa la actlva praetloa II run,
and associated ths put IT run of that
tlms with Judy Om, B. Laaa and Jas. W.
Hamilton. Hs la a aoa of tbs lats Chief
lustioa MaxwalL
VOTE FOR
A. C. Troup
i REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
FOR
DISTRICT JUDGE
SECOND TERM
LOOK for that XAME on BALLOT
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Primary Election, September 5. 10T.
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POLITICAL CARDS
VOTE
Edwin IF. Brailey
Candidate lor Republican Nomination
FOR SHERIFF
Primaries Tuesday. Sept. 3rd.
The Man Who Made a Good
Record. Ex -City Treasurer
A. G. EDWARDS
On no slats asainit tng rule. Was
city treasurer to 1900. Flrit treas
urer to turn all Interest on school money
Into that fund, and to make a correct
showing of all the Improvement district
funds, putting them on a correct fltuiii
olal basis.
First municipal treasurer In ' the
United Btatt-s to Klve a guaranty surety
bond for $415,000. Conducted the off tie
more economically than any other treas
urer. If you want a capable, available man.
and one who has made a good, clean
record, vote tor
A. G. EDWARDS.
for Coaaty Treasurer.
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Morning
BAILEY . MACH
DENTISTS
THIRD FLOOR PAXTON BLOCK
- Corner lOtli and Farnam Streets.
Best equipped Dental office la the middle west
Highest grade Dentistry at Reasonable Prices.
Porcelain fillings. Just like the tooth.
POLITICAL CARDS
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Tomorrow Juuiwiu xru.
In honor of Labor Day
this great store will close
at one o'clock promptly.
Monday morning. from eight to one o'clock'
(closing time) we will: inaugurate our
annual great blanket sale. Every pair'
strictly new and perfect in every sense.
Sale will continue all week.;
Prices are a sensation. :
Here's a quartet you can judge by:
10-4 cotton blankets, heavy
quality, colored border,
gray, tan and white per
IT:! 39c
12-4 cotton blankets, very
best made, fine soft downy
finish like the best all wool
blankets largest size, pret
ty tans and grays f
oriljT, a pair ls-r
Initial sale oi Ladies' Tailor Made Fall
Suits opens Tuesday morning. See Monday
evening s Ad in this
SALE ON ALL WEEK. ATTEND IT!
POLITICAL CARDS
How Judge Sears
Stands at Home
We, the business men and citizens of Tekamah, desire to as
sure the voters of Washington, Douglas and Sarpy counties that
Judge Sears (one of the present judges) has practically the unan
imous support, of the people here in the judicial campaign.
Judge Sears has lived in this city and county for nearly thirty
years and the people know him and have confidence in his ability
and integrity, and we want Judge Sears nominated for another
term as district judge.
C. A. Jack & Sun, Hardware.
B. Shafer, Hardware.
Kuller-Norseen Co., Drugs.
E. C. Houston & Co., Lumber Co.
V. P.. Smith, Furniture.
Schroder & Laughlln, Lumber, Coal
and Implements.
T. J. Frew, Merchant.
J. L. Moore, Jeweler.
Chris Jeep, Clothier.
Langford & Stapleton, Merchants.
E. L. Parmelee, Meat Market.
Stout Bros., Meat Market.
John.W. Sas. Merchant.
J. P. Carpenter, Merchants Hotel.
O. P. Brookings, Hotel.
H. Tf. Smith, Merchant.
R. H. McCoskey, Merchant.
John F. Nesblt, Merchant.
M. D. Wtllert, Harness and Saddlery.
H. N. Marsh, Barber.
J. Lukens, Physician.
H. L. Braun, Jeweler.
Joe Brune, Blacksmith.
William Tltzee, Barber.
J. V. Fletcher, Restaurant.
A. P. LItel, Implements.
D. W. Oreenleaf, Cashier Farmers'
State Bank.
James R. Foree, Real Estate.
GUARD THE TREASURY
VOTE FOR
Frank A. Furay
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
County Treasurer
A Taxpayer for Years
References for Honesty and Ability
Any Bank la the City
Any Taxpay er in the City
Any Merchant la the City
Any Clttzea la the City
THAT'S ALL
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Monday
11-4 plaid blankets, made
from finest wool, prettiest
and best blanket , e ver ' of -fered,
a pair, . .J 'gJJ
11-4 white wool blankets,
slightly mixed with cotton
to keep from shrinking,
various colored borders, a
raging bargain Z AO
at, a pair saO
paper.
POUTICAL CARDS
J. W. Chatt, Stockman.
James A. Clark, Lawyer.
W. M. Nee-blt, Merchant.
A. D. Nesblt, Physician.
Alvln Cornelius, Blacksmith.
D. C. Mitten. Music.
M. Wood, Physician.
P. E. Taylor, Lawyer.
M. J. Ollkerson, Physician.
M. L. Ollkerson, Druggist.
D. H. Clark, Druggist.
A. M. AnderBon, Real Estate.
R. J. Mitten, Merchant.
N. O. Wheeler, News Dealer.
Frank E. Ward, Abstracter.
G. H. Wlxer, Contractor and Builder.
Fred Michael. Barber.
H. M. Hopewell, Cashier Burt County
State Bank.
J. M. Fischer, Harness Maker.
O. W. King. Barber. J
O. W. Robinson, Oardener.
J. W. Wallace. Druggist.
P. L. Rork.
J. P. Latta, President First National
Bank, State Senator.
M. R. Hopewell, Attorney, Lieutenant
Governor.
S. T. Story, Stockman.
James C. Shaw, Attorney.
W. M. McKAY
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COUNTY CORONER
That's Alii Thank You.
GEO. A. DAY
DISTRICT JUDGE
Candidate for Re-Election
Subject to approval of Repub
lican Primaries Tuesday,
September 3, 1 07.
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The School Suit
is the Suit of the Hour.
Vacation time is almost overand
every mother is looking to the
repletion of the boys wardrobe.
Quality, means wear, and
stye an essential; combined
they mean satisfaction. That
is the reason we're , so proud of
our showing of school suits
every one-up to the Hayden
standard, the highest, and OUT
special sale prices this week
mean a substantial savings.
BOYS' KNEE PANTS SUITS
Such styles and qualities as have been on display in our
16th street window the past few days, the most attractive
values ever shown in the city, worth up to $3.50, 4 QC
on sale at I JD
YOUTHS' LONG PANTS SUITS
Worth up to $10.00, all sorts of materials, styles J? ))
and patterns at, choice D.UU
CHILDREN'S ODD KNEE PANTS SUITS
With double seat and knees, almost unlimited variety
values up to $1.00, in two lots, 3) 3flC 50C
SEE OUR NEW FALL' STYLES In the celebrated Hart,
Schaffner & Marx hand tailored clothing, the best that
the market affords. We show complete lines.
W HMDENS' SSE
Office hours, 8:00 to 11:30 a. m 1J:00 to 1:10
p. m. Telephone Harney bX9.
OMAHA VETERINARY HOSPITAL
a10 Mason Street. Omaha, Nab.
H. I RsmscclGtU. D. V. 8., Deputy Stats
and City Veterinarian, Food Inspector.
Chief Burgeon. V. C hcott, D. V. 8., Hos
pital Burgeon.
POLITICAL' CARDS
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HOWARD KENNEDY
District Judge
Candidal for Re-election
Icpsbllccs Primaries. Tuesday, Sept S, 1907
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Vote Republican Primary Ballot
JUDGE
of the District Court
Guy R. C. Read
Vote For
Geo. C. Cockrell,
Republican Candidate for Re
noinlnallon tor 8cond Term
Justice oi the Peace
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A RING FREE
I will scn4 to rtry rwder of this BatMir who will
end m th.lr nam snd addms anil a to tarns s
beautiful linnet ring, with anjr Initial d mired anil
(uarantea the rln to wear t years. All I auk la
that you enow It to your frlenda and tall them
about my paper. If you want on of these rings
Juat send ma your name and addreae and a So atatnp
O. A. White, tot Ridge Block. Kanaaa City, Mo.
POLITICAL CARDS
For Treasurer
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Louis N. Gondon
The intent of the direct pri
mary, law is to prevent boss rule
and to give the rank and file of
a political party the power to
select its own candidates. j
But the slate makers are still
with us.
I believe, however, a big ma
jority of the republicans . ef
Douglas County are going to
take advantage of their direct
primary law next Tuesday and
vote for their own choice.
I believe I am the choice of a
big majority of republicans for
the nomination for county treas
urer, and, therefore, I believe I
will be nominated.
Eemember, the rank and fila
oftentimes take possession of
tne band wagon
J Yours respectfully,
. LOUIS N. CONDEN,
Old soldier,
Old citizen.
Republican for 45 years.
Square-dealing business roan,
Not a "practical politician,
Never held a salaried office.
William A. Foster
Candidate for
District Judge
Subject to Action ot Republican
Primaries,
Tuesday, September 3d, 1901
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