TIIK OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1907.
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Grand Specal
' Sale Saturday
Men's, La'dfes' and '
Children's Hosiery
Baying, as we do, direct from the
mills In crest quantities and for cash,
we are) able to offer such magnificent
bargains as tbese shown In Hatrcday's
sal. Several big sample lines are in- '
eluded. Von cannot afford to miss this
faring opportunity.
Ladles' XJala Xoh, ittn fin quality silk
embroidered. In blacks, white and all col
ors, worth regularly to 81-00. snaps at.
a pair bio. 35o sad 4o
Ladles' Lisle or Kaco Cotton lott iitra
fins- quality, fuil fashioned, with ribbed
garter top, special value at SAo, itse aad 4e
Ladles' lo Maoo Cotton Host, with plain
linen sols, heel sod toe, very special value
at . ,....8o
Children's lony Braad Hess Complete lines
shown In fine, medium and heavy rib,
popular on aooount of the darning it
doesn't need. Price B5s
ten's Women's aad Children's Hose Heavy
woolen, plain or embroidered and eotton. :
nearly all samples, 26c values, special at,
Plr 18io
Ken's aad bodies' Hose- Winter weight,
regular lto values, on sals Saturday.'. I0o
The roost oomplete stout: of Silk Hosiery Is
unequaled In the west In variety or qual
ity.,' We show all styles and colora.ran
Ing In prioe. per pair, from 91.00 to 95.00
An Xmnviase lias of Shawls and Stock
ing Caps, all wool, silk snd wool, and all
Ilk. go on sale Saturday at AS per osat Be-
laoiioa from Bog-nlas Prioe.
Scores of Special Bargains Saturday irv All Departments. Don't Miss Them
OMAHA'S GREATEST DISPLAY OF
AUTHENTIC FALL FASHIONS
,miSsPm
X'itt'Zisrnt: wvw i .'. a in i kv icai.
Crown Jewel Suits at $23 are cer
tainly supreme favorites this season
they come In fine cheviots, broad
cloths, etc., in all newest style Ideas,
In every imaginable shade, the peer
of them all at our price $25
$10 French VoIJe Skirts, $4.98 A
wonderful bargain in French voile
skirts, splendid assortment of styles,
trimmed with bands of taffeta, nc-
Onr New York resident hujT.-r keep ns ronstantly supplied with
the newest Rtyle Ideas. Almost as soon as tlrey anpear In eastern
markets Omaha buyers have them here to select from.
Over i.KCO Just received will be on display Saturday, the very
bt-st style arM values the market affords. Assortment of styles that
will stilt the most crltienl. Trices tliat will please the most econom-
Highest d:iit Tailor Suits Nearly
all Imported models, most elegant
material and designs, the best val
ues ever shown In Omaha, tft $75,
$60, $50 and .$ JO
Karly Fall Coats, the very new
est styles in coverts and broad
cloths: satin llnd throughout,
2 4 to 30-In. lengths, unmatched
vu iiia of ftii r rt (. a 1 1 9 R A
$10. $8.90. $7.60 and . .3.f8
tlillclren's Costs A great ship-
ment of children's coats Just re
ceived, short and three-quarter
length; an exceptional line of
values In reds, blues, tans and
fancies, shown Saturday at $5.
13 98 and S2.98
Charming New Millinery Designs
Everything that the
most particular dresser
could desire in design or
quality. '
Imported Domestic Pat
tern Hats, in almost
endless variety, the
most beautiful crea
tions of the foremost
American and Euro
pean millinery artists.
Prices.. $15 to $125
The "Diatinguighjl
HatTop not'eh m
style, unsurpassed in
quality, elsewhere at
$8.00; over 500 to select
from at $5.00
Silk Velvet Hats, all col
ors and black, very lat
est styles, Regular $2.50
...81.50
Ustncn flumes iy-m,,ong, French curl, in black only,
'$3.00 and $3.50 ;"valu'e&f special for Saturday. .$1.98
;0stricU Pluinea and-Tips Three in bunch,' all colors
. and black, regular $1.25 values; special .75c
' v All Hats Marked in Plain Pigures Here.
and $3.00 values; special
Read Hayden Grocery Price List
20 pounds best pure Cane Granulated
Sugar for $1.00
Bromangelon. Jellycon or Jell-O 7o
1-lb. pkg. Macaroni , le
1-lb. can Assorted Soups 7V40
. Fancy, plain or stuffed Olives, per
iuui ,..
1-lb. jars Fruit Preserves... IHo
Worcester Sauce, or Catsup, not, IHo
Oerman or French Mustard, in fancy
tumblers, each 9o
t-lb. cans Herring and Tomato Sauce
for HHo
I lb. Soused Mackerel 16o
1-lb. cans fresh Herring llo
It bars best Family Laundry Soap lto
Choloe Whole Japan Rica, lb 5o
Fancy Santos Ooffee, lb .lis
Fancy Maraoalbo Blend Coffee. 17 Ho
Fanoy Porto Rleo Blond Coffee... loo
Fancy Tea Sifting, lb., ...... HHo
BVTTSB AHD CKEESZi PKJCS3
Fancy Dairy Butter, lb. id3o
Choice No. 2 Creamery Dutter. . i . i'o
Fancy Full Cream Cheese, lb luo
Fanoy New York White Cheese. . IHo
Neufohstel Cheese, each 3o
Bap Hago Cheont-, ach 1l.e
rEOa VB8ITABIES and TmUITB
S bunches fresh KailUhcs for 5c
bunches fresh Leaf lettuce for..6o
LarKe Kgg Plants, each ,1o
Wax or Lima Beans, lb. ....... .2o
Sweet Potatoes, per pound 1o
t heads frenh Celery for , ..So
Lima Beans, per quart So
Fresh Beets, Carrots or Turnips, pt-r
bunch to
4 bunches freeh Onions for ....... 5c
Large Nw Bratil Cocoanuti. each 6o
Hubbard Poueshes, each THe
Larse heads fresh Cabbage for.. IHo
. Bon' fall to see onr new mam
moth Batteries department. The low
est prloes la the city.
PORK
tual values to $10, at $4.98
tvjnuuiui evening uostumcs, in fin- Handsome French Coney Costs, Chiffon Brondeloth Coats 50 in.
est chiffons, mescalines, crepe de in blouse, semi-fitting or Jacket long, satin lined throughout, $18.50
chines, voiles, etc.; exquisite de- styles; Skinner's satin lined values, the most attractive coat bnr-
signs in delightful assortment at throughout splendid value at gain of the season at our sale price.
$75, $60, $50, $40 and 535 $35, special Saturday at,. $25 only $12.50
Women s $a Silk PWI-rsk.ins, a new
line of splendid garments at $3.08
$5 Hiid 9fl Silk and Xet Waists, the
complete samp'.a line of a manufac
turer, choice S2.0H
Ojr Lint
of
Men's and Ladies' Furnishing Goods are Now Cemp',"i;Yoar
Every new style idea and fabric, every, new improvement in construction is represented. Every
season we strive for improvement and we are proud of our success this season. The tremendous in
crease in selling is an index to our customers' appreciation of our splendid displays. The greateit
Underwear Sale ever known in the West begins Saturday, Sept. 28. Read these prices:
Men's AH Wool Underwear, worth to
$2.60 Garment Such well - known
brands as Winsted's, Dr. Wright's
Health Underwear, Sterling, Norfolk,
New Brunswick, etc.; come in natural
i gray or fancies, at $1.60, 98c, 76c
and 49
Men's $1.75 All Wool Shirts and Draw,
ers, in gray or scarlet, snap, $1.25
Men's $1.75 Underwear, in natural
wool or camel's hair; shirts come
either single or double breasted
special, 98c and 75
Men's Heavy Fleeced Underwear
Blues, grays or tans, worth double
our special prices, 49c, 39c and 29t
Men's Wool Overshirts Fine all wool
garments In blues, tans or grays, also
corduroys, many in the lot worth to
$3, on sale Saturday in four lots at,
"choice, $1.98. $1.60, 98c and!.75'4
Ladies' Outing Flannel Skirts Special
bargains at 50c, 39c and 25
Ladies' Union Suits, in all wool or silk
and wool; pinks, blues and whites
worth to $5, sale price 52.08
Other all wool or silk and wool Ladles'
Union Suits greatly undcrprlced, at,
$2.50. $1.98 and '$1.50
Ladles' Union Suits, heavy fleeced,
special at 9Sc and ...... . . s .75
Ladles Union Suits, good quality
snap at 49
Ladles' Lamb's Wool Vests or Pants
in gray or white at $1.50
Ladies' Wool Vests and Pants, gray or
white at $1.25, 98c and ....... .75J
Ladies' Vests and Pants, heavy fleeced
at 39c, 25c, 19c and 15
Children's Union Suits, in gray or
white, at 75c, 49c and 39
Children's Vests and Pants, winter
weight, good quslity, at 26e, 19c
and. 15
Ladles' Outing Flannel Gowns, worth
to $1.50, at 98c, 76c, 49c and. . .30
MEN'S AND BOYS' SWEATERS AND GLOVES
Men's All Wool Sweaters, in regular and coat styles, four-ply
collars and double cuffs, In blacks, blue, grey and fancies, all
sizes, at JJ.50, II. Sf, ft. 60 and 980
Ken's Cardigan Jackets, all wool, In. all colors, on sale at $2.50.
11.98. $1.50 and $1.00
Boys' Sweaters, in all styles, cotton mixed and all wool: prices
98c, ?5o and 490
New Fall Corset Models
" .....
Ail the Standard Makes Shown. The Most Com
plete Assortments Shown in Omaha.
The Nemo Self Reducing Corset Is a
most popular model for stout figures
by means of the self Teducing strap
the hips and abdomen ' are brought
Into stylish line and reduced from
3 to 6 Inches comes in white or
' drab, at 1 ........... .$3.00
The W. H. New Form Corset are
shown in all latest models; we call
special attention to style 753, high
bust, extra long hip and back, hose
supporters at side and front, price
only $1.00
70c Sateen Corsets, In drab or white,
- hose supporters attached comes In
all sizes up to 30. Special . . . .'49f
A complete line of H. & H. Pneumatic
bust forms shown at $1.60 and $2
n fSJ Cnssmmanl Intnsrttil I MTTTTfYtf An
eVIuUlS tha Very East... I LEGS, lb. U4U ROAST,
''TO
lb.
-sfV..V
Ken's Heavy Working Gloves Lined and unllned, best values
ever shown, at $1.60., 98c, 76o and r...60o
Ken's Gauntlet Gloves, tn reindeer,' hdrse hide or buck, with
plntn or fringed gauntlet; special bargain at $1.98, $1.50. 9 So
83.00 Automobile Gloves at $1.M
Boys' Work Gloves and Kittens, lined or unllned, greatly un.1-r-prlcnd
at 18c, 75o, 49c and ...no
A full 11ns of Adler's Dress Gloves for men, $1.98, $1.50, 9.1.00
Omaha's Busiest Glove Dept.
ThtMost Cowpee Stock, Very Best Quality, Very lowest Prices,
Fownes, Aaers, Rernitrs and Severs Other Standard Miktt Shawn In
i. . Complete Ajsorfmenf of New Style and Ctlon.
Ladies' Bilk Gloves Elbow
length, all colors at $3.60,
$2.98 and $1.98
Every Pair Guaranteed. :
Ladies' Short Kid Gloves
Made of finest Imported kid,
very special values at our
prices, $1.60, 98c and 75
Ladies' Long Silk and Silk
Lisle Gloves, with double fin
ger tips, In black, white or
colors, many worth double
our special Saturday prices
$1.49 and 98
Misses' and Children's Golf
Gloves and Mittens, worth to
60c pair, In four lots, Satur
day specials at 26c, 19c, 15c
and 10
The Greatest Glove Bargains Offered This Season.
Sheet Music
The Popular Hits of the Season
at 17 l-2c Per Copy
Since Arrah Wanna Married."
"Barney Carney."
"In Monkey Land," a great animal
song.
"Could I But Tell."
"Wou't You Be My llonsy." ,
"Nobody's Little Girl."
"Love Me and the World Is Mine,"
"As Long as the World Bolls On," by
the writer of "Love Me and the. World
Is Mine."
"She's Dixie Through and Through."
"Smile on Me."
"Reed Bird," vocal and Instrumental.
"Just Because I Love You So'," by
Chas. K. Harris.
"Somewhere," Harris' great song.
"Yesterday," Harris' latest.
"And a Little Child Shall Lead Them"
"Dreaming, Love, f You."
"Mabel McKlnley's Golden Rod."
"Could You Learn to Love m Little
Girl Like Me."
"Star of the Sea," reverie.
"Loveland Waltses," very popular,
"Old Faithful," march.
"Walt Till My Ship Comes In."
"Take Me Around Again," big hit.
"Red Wing," vocal and Instrumental.
"Bonnie Jean," sung everywhere.
"Come to the Ind of Bohemia."
And many others, all at one
price, per copy, Saturday
17C
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HAYOEKrS
Men's $3.60, $4 and $6 Patent
Colt, Oun Metal aad Vict Kid
Bluchers and Bals., all Goodyear
welts and bench made, $2.50
Men's $2.60 and $$ Vlcl Kid Box
Calf and Gun Metal Shoes, at,
Pr $1.08
The best Work 8bots In Omaha
Shoes that will stand hard wear
and. every pair guaranteed, $2.60,
" '$2'and $1.50
Misses' and Child's $1.60 School
Shoes, good heavy plump Don-
Kola 08
Women's $1.60 Patent Tip Juliet
House Shoes, rubber heels, 08
Drug Department Specials-
60c Syrup of Figs at 45s
$11 Hood's Sarsaparllla at.. 89
$1 Lydia Pinkham't Vegetable
Compound gok
$1 Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
tion 89
$1 Mother's Friend at 89d
60c Swamp-Root at 45s
25c Omega Oil at 23
25c Peroxide at
26c box Seldletg Powders, ;. 14i
23c Cutlcura Soap at
msst These Housefurnishina Soecials
25c Nlnetta Rice Powder.
50c Malvlna Cream at. .
25c Sonltol Cream at
20c Hubert's Rose Cream
SIRLOIN
STEAK, Vi
,10c
LEAF LARD
at 12 lbs. for
SI
ROUND
STEAK, 3 lbs.
25c
Best quality mixed paint; money re
funded sfter three year If not sat
isfactory, per gallon only ....tl.HS
Paint Brush free with every can.
All colors Enamels, Varnish and
Paints, per can 10o
One quart blue and white enamell
Coffee Pots, worth 85c llo
Dover Egg Beaters, 10a size 6o
Wire or wooden Coat Hangers. Bo
quality
16c nickel plated Skirt or Trousers
Hangers loo
Clothes Pins, per box (8 doz.)....9c
All white enameled Mixing Bowls,
worth lto ...m
All white enameled Cups and Can.
.cere TVc
Mrs. Potts' Iron Handlss, Worth lie,
only o
Mrs. Pptts" 5-plece Sets Fad Irons. 78u
The E Z Washing Machine, sold all
over fer 810, locks like a wash too
en a stand It 75
SHOULDER
STEAK 4 lbs.
Saturday Big Shoe Sale ififfiJiK
women s $3, as. no ana s
fords from the bankrupt stock of
Atkln, Brooks Si Co., Boston.
Mass.. made by Zlegler Bros.,
Philadelphia, Pa $1.98
Boys' and Youths' School Shoes,
made from good plump stock
shoos that will stand hard wear
on sale SaturdaV. $1.50. $1.85
and $1.19
Little Gents' Satla Calf and Don
gola $1.60 shoes 08
G rovers' and Queen Quality for
Ladies; Stetson and Cressets for
Men.
CUT PRICES OH ALL
PATtNT MtDICIMCS
Pear s Unscented Soaps at . . . .9
26c Herplcide Soap at ..... . 15
6c Elder Flower Soap at 3
$1 and $1.25 Rubber Gloria. 434
$1 lee Bags at GO
86c Fountain Syringe, 2 qt. .59
50c Pozzonl's Powder at. . . -29
60g ftlker Violet Cerate. . . ,39-
13
29
'19
10
Closing Ont Garbage Osss Only a '
few left. Better buy now at these
prices; 12-gallon, 18-galloa, 80-gal-
Ion and 80-galloa cans, worth $1.26,
$1.75, 81.60 and $4, tomorrow, 98c.
$1.26, 12.26 and 82.98 each
The O. K. Washer, $4.98; other wssh.
rs 98 64
10a Rolls Toilet Papers, I for....I6e
MHCtAiB XV XAmXtWABB
Nails, by the keg, bass price.. 12.80
Bailey Jack Planes, worth 82. $l.f
Iron Smoothing Planes, worth $1.71,
at 11.91
Henry Disston's D I Grade It-Inch
Saw Hi,
Stanley Box Rules, worth lto, at.
only 6e
Carpenters' Bench Hatohets, worth
6o see
Ratohet Braces., all kinds, ..I0o up
Rdge Squares, Saturday 55c
Men's Handled Axes, worth 81.. .lo
OKp VEALRQASTRp BONELESS RIB sfft J TUi
&UU 8c AND. .. .Jl ROAST at, lb. itJbj KWIudlu
BOOST ' OF SWITCniNC FEES
Fifty or Hundred Per Cent Baise
. Urged by Stock Tarda.
RAILROADS OPPOSE THE PLAN
smelals at Varloae Coraoratloaa la
tereeteel Cantor aal Hallways
Will Make Aaawev la
Fifteea Days.
To make a substantial Increase " in tha
switching charges at the Union stock yards
at South Omaha was the object of the
meeting between the representatives of the
stock yards company ind prominent rail
road officials Thursday at South Omaha.
Tha rallaoad men at the conference were:
J., A- Munroe, freight traffic manager of
tha Union Pacific; C.' E. Bpens, general
freight agent of the Burlington; J. E. Vtt.
general' agent of the Rock Island, and C.
L. Lane, assistant general freight agent of
the Union Pacific.
The stock yards company wishes ts ratae
its. switching chsrges from 60 to luo per
. cent, giving as the reason the increased
cost of material and labor. , The railroads
are combating the raise on the grounds that
all materia) is costing them Just as much
snd has Increased Just as materially as it
has for the stock yards company snd they
on the other hand have had their revenues
oa stock materially reduced by the action
of the legislature in cutting down the rates.
Answer la Fifteea ' Days. -
; "The railroads listened attentively sod
also showed the cost of the material had
'been' increased to them," said a railroad
'ofnclal. "We showed our side of the case
In a brief manner and told the stock yards
company wo would givo an answer In fif
teen days."
The Union Stock Yards company Is
hand ted in a different manner from the
yards at Chicago and St. Louis. At these
places the switching charges are fixed and
the railroads add that cliarge to the freight
bill which the shipper has to pay, whereas
at South Omaha the switching charges are
absorbed by the railroads, so that any In
crease which the' stock yards company
would make In the switching charges would
have to be paid by the railroads.
Shippers fear the roads would not stand
the raise, but would change the system
snd sdd the charges to the freight bill
and thus put the additional tax on the
shipper.
While It Is understood the confemplated
raise Is about 100 per cent, J. L. Paxton.
acting general manager qf the stock yards
company, says the exact increase has not
been decided upon, but he said it would
not amount to (0 per cent.
Case of Mlsson-I I'aelnc.
"I was at Uncoln at the request of the
State Railway commission," said Commis
sioner Guild of the Commercial club, who
told the , commission Thursday something
of switching conditions in Omaha. The
Mlaaourl PaclAc hud asked leave to issue
new tariffs advancing switching charges
about 60 cents a car and Mr. Guild was
requested to give the commission the benefit
of the Information at his disposal.
Is the
smes.
sirs.
Forty
M. O.
Twent
f rame
John
Qalelc Sola Shoe fallen
best for ladies, men's snd children's
otls snd polishes and Is weter-proof.
North Thirty-fifth street. $2 000: May lee
Budny, shop. Twenty-ninth and Dupont
streets, 8100; L. 8. Mole, frame dwelling,
2Si3 Fowler avenue. 1'.5I0; Alice M. Hurlev,
frame dwelling, Stn Fowler avenue, 82.SOO.
A. O. U. W. members will be greatly
benefitted by at once addressing M. H. P.
C, Omaha Bee.
Buildtii Permits.
Charles A. Fries, frame dwelling
first avenue and Hurt streets. 2.0il
ileadley. frame dwelling. 2716 South
lem nirrei. ii.su; lirace t'alrns.
dwelling. 2512 pencer street, 84.2UG;
A. Johnson, frame dwelling, ltful
Throat
Cougm
At your doctor about these throat coughs. He will
tell you bov deeeptivx they are. A tickling in the
throat often means serious trouble ahead. Better
explain your case carefully to your doctor, and ask
him about your taking Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Then
do ss he says. Get the best medicine, always.
WiUnHMntal We pablua J.O.ArerOo
APPLES TEN DOLLARS BARREL
Price of Choicest Colorado Joaata
to Omaha Coonaiurrs Just
at Preseat.
Colorado's choicest Jonathan apples have
reached a retail price of 810 a barrel In
Omaha. Other grades, but good fruit, are
lower. There was only one-fourth of a
crop in Colorado and the' first grade la
selling at 12.75 a bushel f. o. b. The entire
output of the orchards has been sold and
H. V. Foy, an Omaha broker who handles
the product of the large Colorado fruit
growers' associations, cannot fill all the
orders that come to hlra.
Fancy Canos are 12, Missouri Pippins,
Yorks. Lawyers and Black Twigs $2.25 and
Wlncsups $i.60 a bushel f. o. b. Colorado.
Fruit jobbers express hope that the
Washington and Oregon crop will prove of
such magnitude that It will partly make up
for the shortage elsewhere and place the
fruit within the reach of people of ordi
nary means.
Apple pies snd peach pies and prune pies
and other fruit pies will continue at the
same old price, despite the altltudlnous
price of fruit, says the management of the
Connecticut Pie company, Omaha's biggest
pastry foundry. That 4s, the company will
try to do business on the margin It now
gets and will perhaps get through the win
ter and spring without advancing prices.
The management admits, though,, that If
fruit gets much dearer It will have to ask
more money for the plea
Don't get excited if your office boy smokes
cigarettes or your housemaid turns your
wife out into tha street. These little things
will happen sometimes. And when they do
happen you should simply Insert a want ad
In The Bee and you'll find a good house
maid or office boy. People who always
take the right course always obtain the
rlht results. The Bee's want ads -r ef
fective. . .
DEAL FOR EGG-O-SEE PLANT
Omaha Commercial Organizations Will
Send Men to Investigate.
OFFER QUARTER MILLION BONDS
Manufacturers Bay This, with Aid of
Great Westera Railroad, Will
Clach the Deal for the
j. Factory.
Three representative of Omaha com
mercial organizations will visit the plants
of the Kgg-O-See company at Qulncy, 111.,
snd Buffalo, K. Y., and if they report
favorably en their return, the sale of
$250,000 bonds for building an Omaha plant
will be undertaken by local men.
Eight acres of ground near the Inde
pendent el?vtor have been offered the
company by the Great Western, which will
take bonds in payment. The Great West
ern also offers the use of the Independent
elevator.
The agreement was reached at a con
ference Friday between President J. W.
Casaldy and General Attorney 'J. E.
Linahan for the company and a committee
oi local business men consisting of Q. W.
Wattles, John II. auild, T. C. Byrne,
Luther Drake and F. A. Nash.
The Egg-0-8ee officials were met in Iowa
Thursday afternoon by Mr. Wattles. Vice
President Cass of the Great Western wus
with there during a part of the trip.
Early Friday morning the visitors went
to look at the site proposed by the Great
Western and found it satisfactory. Ths
elevator facilities they also pronounced
good.
At tha conference which followed the lo
cal men told the Egg-O-Sve officials they
did not believe t&uO.OOO could bo raised in
Omaha for the plant at present, but Omaha
would bo glad to undertake halt that
amount in order to get a new industry. The
visitors said that 1-50.000, together with the
help of the Great Western, would be suffi
cient to establish a plant which would use
dally l.so bushels of corn and 16,000 bushels
of oats, and which, would employ 259 per
sons, to start with. Vbe original proposal
was for a plant which would use 7,09 bush
els of corn and 25,000 bushels of oats and
would employ 400 men, so the present
proposition provides for an industry con
siderable more than half as large as the
one first mentioned.
Appointment of Oeleaates
The Grain exchange will meet Monday to
appoint a member t visit the company's
plants and the Commercial club probably
will appoint one Tuesday. A third man
will be chosen, probably from the Real Es
tate exchange, and the three will be ex
pected to report to their respective organ
izations and to the general committee In
charge of the matt?r, on th9 value of the
Eeg-O-See property and the financial status
of the company. Their investigations will
be of the utmost importance, as a mort
gage on the eastern plants will be taken to
secure the bonds.
If the committee reports favorably the
sale of the bonds will be undertaken Imme
diately. The company wishes to begin
work on Its bulldlrgs this fall.
President C'assldy tald he was much Im
pressed by the superior manufacturing ad
vantages offered by Omaha. 11c said it
would be the purpose to enlarge the plant
as soon as possible to one employing 400
persons.
Red Cross -- Cough Drops keep the
lungs clear. 6c per box.
BRAKEMAN ADMITS LOOTING
John M'lllll Confesses and Probably
Will Appear Wltacss Agratast
Conductor.
New charges were filed Friday against
Conductor G. C. Miller snd Brskemsn John
O'HIU, charged with looting the Union Pa
cific freight train of which they had charge,
and they will be taken to Merrick county to
answer the charge of burglary
Conductor Miller has been out on a bond
furnished by his father, J. J. Miller of Val
ley. O'HIU has been held at the pollcce
station. No other charge than being sus
picious characters was placed against ths
men until Friday, when special agents of
the Union Pacific declared they had evi
dence thai the men threw off merchandise
In Merrick county and would have them
taken there for trial. O'HIU will probably
appear against Miller, ss he has confessed
to officers.. ...
The cause of Eczema is a too acid condition of t!ie blood. The itchioar
.ununjr eruptions are caused by the outpouring throujh the pores and glands
of the skm, of the fiery poisons with which the circulation is loaded. This
acrid matter cominiT in contact wjth the delicate tissues and fibres with which
the skin is so abundantly supplied causes irritation and inflammation and
often excessive discomfort and annoyance. While external applications,
such as salves, washes, lotions, etc., are soothing and cleansing they are
in no wise curative, becanse they do not reach the blood where the trouble
is located. You can never cure Ecrema with outside treatment; the blood
must be purified. S. S, S. is the best treatment for the dsease. It rocs
down iuto i the circulation, neutralizes the acids and' humors with which the
blood is infected, and makes the blood-current fresh and healthy. Then
instead of fiery, acrid matter oozing out through the pores and glands, irritatinr
the cuticle, the skin is nourished by a rich, cooling, healthy stream of
blood. S, S. S. removes every trace of the disease, and when the cure is
complete the skin is left smooth and free from any eruption. Book on Skin
Diseases and any medical' advice furnished free of charge to all who write
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