The Omaha Daily Bee
EDITORIAL SECTION.
Panes 9 to 16.
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THE OMAHA DEC
Best West
VOL. XXXVII NO. 310.
OMAHA, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, IPOS.
SINGLE COPY TWO CENTS.
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'S S10, SI 2,
$15 and 22 SUITS
SATURDAY ONLY
w a neea me tasn. we are
gffTng to put In a new window and
make many new alterationa on our
building, and we find we need
tome ready cash, to We offer 200
men's suits that we have been sell
lng for $10.00, $12.00, $15.00 and
up to $22.00, for Saturday only,
your choice of this lot, for
CASH
NeTer in our hlatory have we
ever held such a sale. These suits
cost us a great deal more than
what we will get for them, but we
must have the money, bo come
early to get the selection, as they
will not last long. We have, em
ployed extra salesmen and we ex
pect the biggest men's suit day
that has ever been In Omaha.
This sale Is for Saturday only.
II LEY
ELMER BEDDEO, Mgr.
1417 DOUGLAS ST.
Modern Woodmen of America
OFFICIAL TRAIN
TO THE
national Convention
Peoria, III.
Tullman standard and tourist sleoplng
cars with standard coaches from Lin
coin and Omaha.
Leaving Lincoln 6.15 P. M.
Leaving Omaha 8:15 F, M.
, On SUNDAY, JUNE 14th.
Arriving Peoria 12:30 noon, Monday,
June 16th.
Stopping at Rock Island three hours to
visit "headquarters."
( $14.25 from LINCOLN
pare t $11.95 from OMAHA
Carrying stop-over privileges "at Rock
Island in one or both directions. Re
turn limit June 25th. Head Consul
Talbot and party will accompany tula
train.
For- further particulars and reserva
tions, address,
F. H. BARNES, C. P. A.,
Lincoln, Neb., or
F. P. RUTHERFORD, D. P. A.,
Omaha, Neb.
FASHIONABLY CORRECT
Straw Hats
See Bennett's straws tomorrow.
The real smart effects are here at
Just a little less than common.
Thousands of them; straight
or rolling crowns and wide brims,
In fact everything that is correct
is shown.
50c $1 $2 $2.50 to $4
Equador and Colombian Panama
Hats Optimo and telescope
shapes, strictly first qualities,
84.50 S3.00 $6.00 $7.50
a. SO Shirts at Half Negligees tn
French and English fhirtings. sea-
Bon newem , urci, unci uuiuhhk,.
mostly coat styles, cuffs
on or off. great 12.60
values, Saturday
stammer Underwear Medium weight
rlhhed shirts and drawers. 75c kind,
at .'. 89o
Raihrlnrin Shirts and Drawers, blue,
white, ecru, 60c and 7So
Vnlon Suits, all styles, $1.00, II. Br
12 00 and 53.30
Men's Mesh Underwear, each ... 60o
1.29
ARE YOU
THE MAN with broad, square shoulders
and reasonably proportioned form
can wear most anything and look fairly
presentable.
Other men not ao well favored by na
ture should appreciate even .uore the
necessity for care In selecting correct and
becoming attire.
The distance from the shoulder to .the
walat line the proportion of your neck
and shoulders la different from anyone
lues.
That's why It takes so much accurate
measurement and study of your Individ
ual figure to produce a garment that will
tit you perfectly.
Some handsome new effects In today.
Xiouien $8 to $12 - - Suiti $25 to $50
Men's
Clothing
Stylish Up-to-Date Model
Hand Tailored
Saturday a record breaking
sale of men's suits. A world
of nobby new patterns and
colors in Velour Cassimere
and Worsteds, splendidly
tailored suits and well lined,
choice of $20.00 . iA?5
suits at n
Lot good $12.50 and Q75
$15.00 suits at..i
Men's Summer 2-Piece Suits
Medium and light shades of
gray only coat and pants of wor
sted and all wool casslmeres, Sat
urday speclal-r
$15 Suits, for $9.75
$12.50 Suits, for ,.... . ,$7.50
JS.50 Suits, for $5.00
Children's Wash Suits, blouse and
Russian styles, !H to year
sizes, well made of serviceable
materials $2.50, $2.00, $1.50,
$1.00 and 75
Boys' Wash Pants, bloomer style,
3 to 10 years, at 250
I Always Lowest Prices on
Wj at a ftT a
Choice Wholesome neais
t
French Dressed Mens, at, per
pound 12
T.A.h rtroBscd Roosters. Der
pound 8
Pork Loins, per pound S'C
I Pig Pork Shoulder Roast, per
I Dound 79J
Mutton Chops, per pound 10
I Mutton Roast, shoulder, lb. .74 k
II MUtlOn Bit, 1-i y"""" DV
' . . 1 . 1 - I A tin r-r-i f ..Al
j Cudany s nex. omuueu o.ma, rc.
pound ao 7" v
Morrell's Iowa Pride California,
Hams, per pound 94
. . i .. nai nnnnil . "f 1 t-
Toilets and Drugs
Sanltol Toilet Powder, 25c size for. .19c
Graham's Cucumber Cream, 50c slxe.40c
Pond's Ext Vanishing Cold Cream, ,20c
Oakland Co.'s Dloxogen, 25c size, for 2c
Peroxldent, medium size, for 4."c
Sal Hepatlca, three sizes, 25c, S4c, Sl.l'J
Pond's Extract. . . .23c, 45c, 89c, $1.36
Bathing Caps In Toilet Department
MA.XX4 OSSCll at these special adTsrtised
prices filled. Bend clippings from ad. of goods
wanted with your order.
V
Play Diabolo
The newest and most fascinating game
for young and old. Fee display and
demonstration In Harney street window.
Plabolo Sets, with rubber bands, t 60c,
65c and 75o
These have double cached and four sticks,
and every one Is actually just half regu
lar price.
Other very handsome sets, with solid rub
ber ends, at $1.00, $1 60, $2.60 and $3.00
Cut Glass and China
A Day of Great Bargains in These Departments Saturday
25c Glass Bowls 3o
$7.50 Cut Glass Tankards for $3.98
$3.50 Cut Glass Bowls for. . . .l.Sft
$3 60 Cut Glass Nappies for.. $1.98
$1.60 Cut Glass Nappies for.. 790
$5 00 Cut Glass Sugars and Creams
for $1.98
75c Jardinieres 850
Toe German China Chocolate Pots
at 850
25o English Bone China Cups and
Saucers 100
25c German China Cuspidors .. lOo
I4TUSDAT a voniarm. slat. si or vni msanif i at ion
One thousand five hundred bolts of slrlctlv all silk ribbons. In large line of
fancy stripe effects, and heavy plain taffetas, in every desirable snade.
This is a bis purchase that we have cleaned up from an Eastern f
jobber, and every yard Is actually worth from 25c to 60c lllC
Saturday, choice, per yard
AX.B Or XACB STOCKS.
In cream and butter color, largo col
lection of many excellent patterns,
values to 25c, each So
Embroidered linen collars, very de
sirable styles, In fact the best that
are shown for the summer season.
values to 25c. at. each So
White and colored Ascots. lust the
thins to wear with shirt waist suits,
match most any color, values to
60c. each 19o
Women's Tailored Suits Now at Half Price
Forty dollar suits for $20.00. Thirty dollar suits for $15.00. Twenty dollar suits for $10.00 and so it
goes all through the stock. The first decisive price cut on the whole stock in effect now. Absolutely
not a single suit reserved. Pick any you like best and its yours at just half the price of a week ago.
June prices as low as you could reasonably expect them in August. Full line best II IT f
colors and styles, strictly our choicest models now for the first time at flail vrll
Misses and Junior Suits Very
beautiful dressy wool suits
sizes 13 to 18 years, Peter
Thompson and Prince Chap
styles, best colors, were $12.00
and $15.00 now, 5 QQ
Light Weight Jackets Covert
and broadcloths, tan and black,
well tailored, best of linings,
up-to-date styles, 33 Off.
$5.00 Jackets $3.33
$7.50 Jackets $5.00
$10.00 Jackets $6.67
Silk Petticoats 25 dozen of the
best $7.50 silk petticoats ever
sold in Omaha. Heavy taffeta,
elaborate flounces, rich rustl
ing silks, positively no better
$f.50 petticoats made. Z C C
tseSeJ
Great Waist Selling, Saturday
We have just opened and show first time Saturday
50 dozen daintiest white lingerie waists, profusely
trimmed with Baby Irish embroideries, delicate
laces, motifs, tucks, etc. Values $3.50 and $4.00.
Bought at 50c on the dollar, now pick 1 AC
any for , ....
"We have every color
Allover Embroidery Waists Almost Half
White waists, entire garment made of English eye
let embroidery in pretty three-leaf design, a yoke
made of dainty Val insertions, short sleeves, lace
trimmed, regular $6.50 waists 3 50
More New Fresh Lots Underrnuslins Saturday ends the big June muslin underwear sale. Entire
stock showes bargains unprecedented. We have brought out new lots drawers, skirts, gowns, corset
covers, and.added to the big sale. These are garments worth from 35c to 75c each. y
Specials at C-AJC
Saturday These
Hosiery Specials
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W o m e n ' a
Seamless
Hose, ribbed
t o p a and
double bole,
17c lines for
100
Fancy lisle
hose, split
foot styles,
35c qualities
Imported
IIbIo hose, all
over lace.
lace boot and
fancy llsles,
6Uc quality.
25.
Boya and girls
lngs, 17c qual
V MM
fine ribbed stoiK
ity for 12 VC
Gloves
Elbow length silk and lisle Gloves.
broken sizes, $l.iB and J1.10 lml.-,
for 490
l-button length hllk Glovos, best
make, black only, $1.75 kind for 9Jo
Elbow lena-'h Silk Gloves, assort. -.1
colors, $2.00 kind for 5X.19
Underwear
Low neck, slt-eveless Vests, tapel aim
and neck. lliVsc kind, at 7c
Low neck, sleeveless Vests. V shaped,
tape arm and neck. 25c kind . . 17c
Fine lisle VeMs. lace trimmed, low
neck and sleeveless, 6uc qualllv,
for 350
Ribbed I'nion Suits, with low m-rk
and wide lace trlmm.al kn-;e, ftoc
value for 390
Handkerchief Special
Women's pure linen unla Jnde'ed
hand embroidered handkerchiefs, ex
cellent 20c quality, on wale Satu
day, each 100
Double B. fc B. Green Trading- Stamps
on all above Items.
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Saturday Always a Good Day for Fine Shoe Bat.rga.iris
n- metal uxiorns, tiieni"n i ony iuuiho
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Vntmv wtmn 19 fin
nii sixes 2V4 tn S. Saturday's special 91.99
Mlssess' and Children's Tan Oxfords, all awes up io i
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2. at
Canvas Shoes and Oxfords, usual
11.25 kind: sixes up to 6V4. at 89o
Boys' and Girls' Barefoot Handals, sizes four to six,
,2.00 kind for 88o
Men's Black Oxfords, hand Bewed. patent colt, patent
leather, gun metal and vlcl, 4.00 qualities, tor $3.89
Women's Oxford Ties, stylish, comfortable, $2.60 qua'
lty for fl.93
SHOE DEPARTMENT SPECIALS ON SALE SATURDAY MORNING ONLY
Japanese Bath Slippers, with printed matting top and canvas sole. 35c to 6 0c kind, for.
25c White Canvaa Cleaner lOtf I lc White. Canvas Cleaner for
5
5 10c Shlnola Polish, limit one to a customer. .
Reducing Stock Small Rugs
Entire line about 2,000, in Jane Stock Reducing Sale. AxmlnsUr,
Smyrna, Velvets, Wiltons every slie all greatly reduced In price.
Velvet and Jap Fiber Rugs, 54 to 60 All $3.00 Rugs will be 81.08
Inches long. J1.85 kind, for S1.09 All $4.50 Rugs will be 3.19
Axmlnster and Smyrna Rugs, regular All $6.00 Rugs will be 4,19
$2.50 kinds, at .v $1.69 All $8.00 Rugs will be 5.95
Scotch Madras 48 Inches wide, many choice, new patterns; sell regularly
at $1.25 yard t. yard 69
Colonial and Filet Fish Nets Whits and ecru, 50 inches wide, 50c and 60c
goods at, yard 39
Mill Ends Nets and Swisses Short ends, one-half to one yard, worth to $1.50
a yard at, each 19 and 9?
Shirt Waist Boxes Cedar and upholstered, all styles. .20 FEK CENT OFF
cKSi Go-Carts
Commencing Saturday we begin the clearing
up of Go-Cart stock. Prices have been knifed
with telling effect. Not one has escaped the price
cutter. There are twenty-five styles of carts, in
expensive to costly onea. But all share alike in
the mark down. No end-of-season prices were
ever lower.
175 Carts
4.as Carta
7.60 Carta .
$13.60 Carta
$16.00 Carta
18.00 Carta
$33.00 Carts
$1.19
$3.98
. $4.89
. $6.R9
S 10.00
19.60
$15.00
fir
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Omaha's Biggest Busiest Grocery Always Quotes Lowest Prices
Bennett's Excelsior Flour, sack
Bennett's Best Coffee, three pounds for
Bennett's Best- Coffee, pound ,. .
Tens, assorted, pound l.
Bennett's Capitol Baking Powder, lb. can
Polka' Soups, three cans
Worcester Table Salt, two sacks ,
Baylea' Pickles, bottle
Cooking- Raisins, large pound
Nloelle Olive OH. gallon can
Bennett's Capitol Extract, bottle
Advona Jams, assorted, two cans
Bennett's Capitol Cocoa, H-lb. can
Jell O Ice Cream Powder, two pkgs
Hartley's Marmalade, Jar
Minute Tapioca, pkg
Batavla Corn Starch, three pkgs
Batavla Gloss Starch, lb. box
, .$1.60 and
. .$1.00 and
. . . 35o and
. . .680 and
. . .840 and
. . . S5o and
. . .100 and
. . .10 and
.13 Ho and
.$3.35 and
. . .180 and
. . . 80c and
. . . 84o and
, . .800 and
. . . BOo and
, . . lOo nd
. . .840 and
, , .450 and
B0 Green
100 Green
HO Green
60 Green
30 Green
10 Green
10 Green
10 Green
20 Green
60 Green
10 Green
10 Green.
10 Green
10 Green
10 Green
10 Green
10 Green
20 Green
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stampa
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Maryland Cove Oysters, large can
Ellen Sardines, two cans
Waldorf Chill Sauce, bottle
Ginger Ale, two bottles
New York Cream Cheese, pound
Swiss Cheese, fancy, pound
Dr. Price's Food, three pkgs
Best We Have Corn, two cans '.
7Be bottle Queen Olives for 60o
60c bottle Queen Olives for 30o
25c bottle Muni Olives for i.,.15o
Tresh Tomatoes, pound 6o
Castile Toilet Soap, dozen cakes B5o
HEASQVABTEBS FOB BUTTEB
Fancy Country Butter, extra value, per
pound 34o
And Double Stamps.
' 80o and 10 Green Stamps
90o and 10 Green Stamps
i lOo and 10 Green Sumps
85o and 10 Green Stamps
90o and 10 Green Stamps
35o and 10 Green Stamps
35o and 20 Green Stamps
35o and 20 Green Stamps
Fresh Country Butter, lb., 18o, 800, 89o
Fresh Country Eggs, dozen 180
BENNETT'S CANDIES Orocsry Section
Salted Peanuts, pound lOo
Chocolate Cream, pound lOo
Bon Bon Boxes, decorated, each lo
Nutty Corn, delicious, pkg 6c
Six packages (or 85o
Picture . Frame
Sale Sixturdixy
Large collection of gold pliite.l niL-til
frames, handsome gold an 1 civmy
frames, measuring Hi i '-' Im-lu.,
also frames of nil hIzch. colors and
styles. In the snme lot yon will
find a varletv of slightly dammed
pictures, original prices are very
much higher than we ak :'or tlH'iu
Saturday, choice 140 to 49o
Saturday's
Hardware Sales
Big Lot Screen Poors Slightly
Damaged Imperfections very
Blight, nearly all sizes, regular
prices .$1.00, $1.23, $1.50 and
$1.75; closing out Saturday at
only..65 75 $1.00
None sent C. O. D. and no ex
changes. Bring correct measure
ments with you.
Garbage Cans A few from thU
week's sale left while lots last,
J1.50. 11.75 and $2.00 cans tor 98o
New Narka Ball Hearing Lawn
Mower, sixteen Inch Kiie, worth
$5.60, at $4.35
New Electric Ball Bearing Lawn
Mower. $6.50 kind, for $5.35
Sprayers for flowers and vci"Ta-
t J
$
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bleu,
750
60c and
And 20 Green Stamps
15 pound Polishing Brushes, for
waxed floors, regular $2.00 Quality
for $1.60
Johnson's Floor Wax 450
And 20 'Green Stamnn.
Floor Brush Brooms, for hardwood
floors, 6bc to 3.73
And 40 Green Stamps.
Family Scales, with or without
scoop, it 8c and $1.35
And 30 Green Stamps
Hammocks, complete line, each !c
to $7.00
Croquet Sets, at 65c, S5c, Slot
to SJ.00
And 40 Green Stamp.
Bathing Suits for boys and men,
navy, black, brown and .oxford.
cotton or wool mixed, Tf,c to $5.00
Complete line of Have Ball Gi.od,
Flhhlng Tackle and Fire Arm-.
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Properly Proportioned? CORN SHOW AND ITS MAKERS
Thirty-rive Thousand Dollari Raised
by Three Citiei.
WILLIAM JKKREMS' SONS
209-11 South lBlh SU
Health-
Economy
GalwnoR
Bolting
Powder jf
.Dest by Test
MEN AND SUMS' THEY GIVE
National Corn Exposition is incor
porated with Capital of Flftr
Thousand Dollars for
Permanent Affair.
Mora than $35,000 has been subscribed by
the business men of Omaha, South Omaha
and Council Bluffs for the National Corn
Exposition, which Is to be held In Omaha,
December 10 to 19. Inclusive.
Ths announcement that the fund had
reached such a sum was made at a meeting
of the subscribers and directors of the
Corn Exposition In rooms of the Commer
cial club Friday afternoon, and it was de
cided to incorporate at once for $30,00).
The stock will be . in abases valued at $25
each, and the articles further require that
at least half of the stock be subscribed
when the corporation begins business.
The following are the Incorporators:
C. E. Black,
C. B. Tost,
George H. l.ee.
Nathan Roberts,
p. B. Fuller,
A, T. Benson.
Charles P. Beaton.
T U Haller,
F.mll Brandels,
William F. Baxter,
Samuel Rees,
V. C. Kosewater.
G. M. Hitchcock,
J. H. Millard,
P. A. Baum,
Charles C. Belden.
C. C Reaewater, chairman of the execu
tive committee, read his report, which
showed marked progress on the Corn Ex
position. . There were between 1,000. and 1000
exhibitors last year, but Mr. Roaewater
said In but report that Indications are that
there will be many mora this year, and
that the Omaha corn show will eclipse
anything of llks nature In recent years.
A commlttea was appointed to raise $15,-
000 more and make a total sum of $50,000
for the big show. William F. Baxter heads
this committee.
The Implement Dealers' association has
contributed implements for premiums al
ready to the value of $15,000, and statements
were made at the Friday meeting that this
would probably be Increased to $25,000 worth
of Implements to be given as prizes for the
best txhihit at the show In Omaha next
D ecember.
Work of Getting- Money.
The work of the committee soliciting the
subscriptions, which have made the great j
national show possible for Omaha, has J
been pursued diligently and quietly. No
announcement of the success with which
the committee was meeting among the
business houses has been made before.
When the first meeting of the business
men was held to receive the proposition
of the officers of the National Corn asso
ciation to hold the big show In Omaha an
nually, it was estimated that $25,0f would
be needed for a promotion fund, some $15,-
000 of which should be secured for use In
promoting the work before the show.
With the Idea of securing $15,000 the com
mittee went to work. The members met
with quick response, some of the houses
being magnanimous In their gifts and all
admitting that the National Corn exposition
will be the greatest thing for Omaha and
the west since the Transmlsslsslppl and In
ternational exposition.
Then It was decided that Omaha had
always entertatned big enterprises and
gatherings "right" and $25,000 should be
raised. This waa afterwards pushed to
$35,000, and subscriptions came In which
made the amount possible before the meet
ing Friday.
The articles of Incorporation provide that
the temporary officers elected several
months ago .shall be the officers of the
National Corn exposition until the first
annual meeting, also that tha . executive
committee shall hold office until that time,
which will be the fourth Tuesday In Janu
ary, 1909.
The following are the officers of tha cor
poration; Q. W. Wattles, president; H. H.
Van Brunt, vice president; T. F. Sturgess.
secretary; C. F. McGrew, treasurer.
The executive committee consists of C.
C. Rosewater. chairman; V. E. Bender. E.
Buckingham, F. U Haller, Bruce Mc-
Cullough, Err.ll Brandels. Rome Miller, D.
B. Fuller and C. M. Wllhelm.
List of Subscribers.
The subscribers to the fund which has
made tha National Corn exposition possible
for Omaha and tha west ara a follows:
OMAHA.
The Bennett company ..l.ooouo
J. L Brandels Buns. ,. l.Ouu.OO
Hayden Bros 1,000.00
Omaha A Council Blufts St. Ry. Co. l.fW.Oo
FlrBt National bank 75O.00
United Slates National bank 7S0.00
Omaha National bunk 'MM
Merchants National bank 50o.no
Omaha F.lectrlc Lluht & Fewer Co. Sou. 00
Willow Springs company , 5n0.0u
Wright & Wilhelmy Stfl.OO
Carpenter Paper company o".00
M. K. Smith A Co &0U.00
Allen Bros, company ooo.Oi)
Nebraska Telephone company &"0.oo
I-ee, Glass, Andreeson Hardw'e Co. 5"0.u
Richardson Drug company Mum
Baxton & Gallagher Co 60O.W
Byrne & Hammer Dry Goods Co... 5"0.uo
Rome Miller , 5uk.iio
Omaha Gas company., &n.oo
Kllchen Biob. Hotel company 30O.00
Nebraska Klectric company 3n).(
Western F.lectrlcal company atio.oe
McCord, Brady company UuO.iiO
Thompson. Belden & Co 300. (l
Orchard & Wlllielm company ZaiXv
Sunderland Bros, company 3').0u
World I'ulihshiim company 3H0.00
Dally News BulillliiuK company... ijnu.do
Bee Publishing company 30O.O1)
Independent Telephone company.... 3).()
Chicago Lumber company Jim.uo
Thomas Kllpatrick At Co SOj.00
Guy C. Barton 250.00
Nebraska Clothing company Sfoo.OO
Nebraska National bank 2VI.0O
M. A. Plsbrow 250 00
Adams & Kelly company 250.00
Crane company , fciM.OO
C. W. Hull company 3.u
Midland Clans & i'aint Co 2o.(X
F. P. Kirkendall 2i.l0
Browning, King & Co 2"0.00
Fairmont Creamery company an) 00
E. E. Bruce & Co SO. 00
American Hand Sewed Siioe Co.... 2ii uo
M. C. I'elers Mill company 2"0.00
M. Spicfcbergtr &. Son Co 2uu.n)
Omaha Crockery company '2o.0ti
A. 1. Root 2.iu
Gto. H. Dee company 200. 00
Beebe & Runyan Furniture Co.... 2'm.Ui
Omaha Tent and Awning company. 20.00
T. J. O Brien 2.ci0
I'r.ilvd States Supply company 1W1.0O
Beig-Swanson Clothing compuny... 150. )
Haywurd Bros. Shoe company l.iO.oo
Cady Dumber company laii.uo
Larson-Baker Ice Machine Co lo-j.w)
Remington & Kessler Ii.(i0
Puritan Laundry I0O.O0
Model Steam Lcundry lun.Ou
Kvans City Steam Laundry lmi.oo
F. J. Kimball & Co ,. liV.no
Omaha Paint 4k Glass compat.y.... h M)
Burkley Printing company l'W.(w
Fesiner Printing company .')
Dresner. The Tailor Ixi.'ju
MacCrthy-Wllon Tailoring Co pm.uO
BurgCBs-Granrien company l'O.no
Votgele & Pinr.iug con pany l'i.i)
P. J O'Brien company... l'O.Oll
W. 8. Balduff p1 no
Prexel 8 hue company loi.An
T. J. Beard A Bro K.l1
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co 1'.'iO
W. R. Mathews r pin U)
Megtath Stationery company. 7. 100. 00
Fease Brothers company
C. E. Black
Put nlng Hardware company
Benson & Thorne company
Baker Bros. Engraving company..
Beaton Drug company
S'haefer's Cut Price Drug stores..
Myer & Dillon Drug company
H. J. Penfold & Co
Sherman A McConnell trug Co....
Kelly & Heyden
Albert Cahn
Stephens A Smith
Omaha Printing company
Klopp A Bartlctt company
Rees Printing company
Central Coal A Coke Co
David Cole
letter Wall Paper company
Miller, Stewart A Beaton
Farmers' Co-Operatlve Cream y Co.
H. K. Fredrk-kson
Matshall Paper company
Mbbel Paper company ,
Expressmen s Delivery company,,..
Herman B. Peters
C. B. Havens & Co
C. U- Brown company
A. Mandelberg
T. L. Combs A Co
Mawhlnuey A Ryan
Paxton A Vlerling
Guiou A Idwlch
Rostnbaum Hrothers
Albert Eiholm
People's Store
Omaha Merchants' Express Co
John T. Frederick A Co
G. B. Shukert
L. G. poup
Alfred Bloom
Fry Shoe company
Milton Rogers A Sons Co
Williams A Smith Co
S. Arnsteln
I. A. Medlar Co
Kggeras-O'Flyng Company
Charles E. Meyer
Columbian Optical Company
Douglas Printing Company
The Fair, Sam Adler
A. Hospa
8. W. Lindsay ,
Gate City Hat Company
Orkln Brothers
Howell Drug Company ,
J. H. Merchant
Kilt Cloak Company
Thomas Drummond
Jamci Morton A Son Company....
Vollmer Clothing Company
Fred Brodcgaard
J J. Phllbin
F. D. Wead
Gil more A Kuhns
MeCague Investment Company....
Payne Investment Company
A. P. Tukey jt 8on
D. V. bholea
Harrison A Morton
W. T. Graham
Garvin Brothers
W. O. Bennett
George G. Wallace
J. H. Dumont dc Son
Henry F. Wyman
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W. H. Thomas
J. H. Haskell
Nonpareil Laundry
H. J. Whltmore
A. W. Bowman
OmuJia Clothing Company
Rutherford A Jenson
Fuller Glass Company
Porosis Shoe store
Rigent Shoe Company
D. C. Patterson
Payne, Bostwlck A Co
H. T. Clarke
George A. Hoagland
SOUTH OMAHA.
Armour A Co
Swift A Co.
I'nion Slock Yards
fudithy Packing company
ifackers' National bank
South Omaha National hank...
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is chiefly due to the large residue and the natural wheat con
tained salts, both acting physically on the bowels, imparting
the necessary constant stimulus. 1 hese, with
vigorous daily exercise, are the valuable natural
factors in overcoming constipation. You will
never grow tired of Dr. Price's Food, as it is
made From the whole wheat berry healthful
and satisfying 35
mm