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TIIE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1910.
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UP 10 COUNCIL: CORNELL
Beponibility for Dairy Inspection
Disclaimed by Health Officer. .
ruEsiDEJrr bxtemester kidded
Iles4 o( Aldennasja H4r Admits He
. l oaad MoMf la Ills Milk Bottle
- Veterlaaclaaa Bill dab.
Jeete4 to Scrutiny.
i
lrhoes of the drawn battle between
Health Commissioner Connell and City Vet
erinarian and Dairy Inspector Young were
atlll sounding about the city ball Tusday.
"The responsibility ia now up to the city
council," said Mr. Connell. "The council
may have any credit for better work In
the line of dairy Inspection If such la Hie
reault of yssterday'f hearing, and it must
alao shoulder whatever kicking and fault
finding eventuates from the present unde
rlrable condition."
The councllmen talked the matter over
among themselves In little groups, and
drew various conclusions.
"One thing I have noticed," said Presi
dent flurmester. "Since this agitation for
better milk, cleaner dairies, soalded bottles
and all that, (he price of milk has gone up
witn a rush, i doubt very much ir we
are getting; any better or. a good milk as
we were getting before the raise In prloe,
and the experience of my neighbors la in
line with my , own." '
"Yes," said Councilman Kugel, "and I
have been told that at the home of the
president of Ihe'counctl three nickels were
found In the bottom of a bottle of freeh
milk. Who knows , what they were put
there for? And who knows why that par
ticular bottle should be left at the home
of the presiding officer of council r
The nickels were found In the bottom
of the bottle all right," admitted Bur
mester, "but tljey didn't make much of a
hit at my house. They Indicated to ua that
perhaps all the bottles are not washed as
carefully as they should be. In spite of the
loud holler for cleaner methods."
.' Bills of the olty veterinarian for medi
cine furnished, horses owned by the city are
also the subjeot of soma talk, but examina
tion ahowa they, are all Itemised In due
and proper form- No. 1 engine house seems
to have had the most alck horses, or ani
mate needing attention; but this Is ex
plained by the statement that the compan
ies at that house respond to most calls.
"Anyway, those babies that pull the fire
apparatus ought to be kept In the very
pink of condition." said Councilman Davla.
"Wo can't cut off their drug store rations,
no matter what tbey cost."
Dr. Young reported at the health office
as usual Tuesday and took whatever as
signments were waiting for him.
Fake Advertising
' to -Be Advertised
Omaha Ad Club in Movement to Ex
; pose Mere Money Making :
Scheme. "
"Fakirs" lit the advertising line men
who make a business of hypothecating
sums of money front merchants and pro
fessional men for advertising that Is prao
tlcally bogus will find a hard, row to. hoe
In Omaha In the future.
Members of the Omaha . Ad club took ,a
first atep In ousting the promoter of "fake"
advertising from the city, at their noonday
luncheon Tuesday at the Rome hotel. A
resolution ' was considered and referred to
the executive .committee , which providea
for- a committee of protection, to consist
of three men from the ad club and three
from the Commercial club, which will look
into all advertising game that are played
In the city. ' ; .
The resolution alms to hit 'especially a
clasa of advertising men who print sou
venir programs, In this city or In other
cities, which are mere money makers for
the promoters. .. .
A committee on advertising was appointed
by President Ralph Sunderland to boost the
ad show, with P.. W. Harwood at the head.
March and 10, a committee of six will
visit St. Joseph and Kansas City to boost
the ad show, and March 7 and 8, a similar
committee of- twenty members will attend
the northwest division of the Associated
Ad club's convention at Des Moines.
S. II. McKelvla, editor, of the Nebraska
Farmer,' addreeaed the club on "Advertis
ing for the Farmer." ,
BELLEVUE GIRLS ENTERTAIN
AND .THE BOYS DEBATE
i . . .
Yeana; Women Give Annual Iloaae.
wsrmla a Me Developing; Iato
strong, Sneakers.
The annual house-warrnlnff given by ths
Bellevue . college young, women of Fon
tanels hall, was a big success.
, Wlth(the .exception of the commencement
vents this la Always the most Important
social occasion of the school year.
Miss , Carter and the members of the
house .board were In the receiving line.
The rooms of the hal), all of them tastily
decorated, were fhrown open to inspection.
The large dining ' room on the first floor
had. been cleared ol Jts chairs and tablea
and a stage was erected at one end.
Here, after the room had been duly ad
mired, a pleasing program was given. Mias
Ohman. who., .was In charge of the "stunt"
committee, proved herself a very ready wit.
Much fun . was, had at the expense a ths
various college organisations. Several of
the .young, men, . including Prof. Willis of
the Latlu department, came In for their
hare of the, ,fun. After the program re
freshments were served.
Many out-of-town friends of the students
made It an occasion for a short visit
Among those present were:' Misses Elis
abeth Ffajun. Any Bauer, Eva McNamara,
liosa Ffann of Nebraska City, Misses
Margaret Jack and Houston of Tekamah,
Miss Esther Qllmore qf North Bend, Misses
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...OMAHA....
Special Announcement to
Our Out -of -Town Customers
NEXT MONDAY
MARCH Till
We Will Hold llie
reatest Sale o:
G
Ever Known in Omaha
It will be to the advantage of all who live within
a few hours ride of Omaha to make a special trip
to this city to attend this sale. You can buy rugs of
the highest grade at prices much lower than you
can possibly secure them later in the season.
Brandeis Stores Secured the
Entire Stock of a Well Known
Retailer at a Great Sacrifice,
THIS RETAILER WAS RETIRING FROM
THE RUG BUSINESS, BUT AS HE CON
TINUED WITH OTHER LINES, WE ARE -NOT
at LIBERTY TO MENTION HIS NAME. 1 '
...$15.98
$30 Axminster Velvet Rugs will be1
sold at .j.
$20 Brussels Axminster and Velvet Rugs will . n rtt
be sold at $11.51 0
The finest $50 Wilton Rugs, 9x12, at ... ; ...... . . . . $29.98
$6.00 Granite Art Square Rugs go at. ........ . . . i $2.98
$3.50 Axminster Rugs, 27x60, go at . $1.59
THE BARGAINS ARE SO GREAT THAT
YOU CAN EASILY SAVE YOUR RAILROAD
FARE BY BUYING RUGS AT THIS SALE.
BANDEfS SWW,
Omaha..
The Midwest life
A man's responsibility does not end with
, his death. Particularly Is this true If he
leaves a widow and small children. No
prudent tnan would think of starting on a
trip of a few daya or weeks without leav
ing his family provided with the necea
arles of life during his absence. ' Some
'thoughtful and otherwise prudent mn do
not.. howvr make sufficient. provision
fur their families In case of their death.
Nothing' ha been devised which, for the
money paid out. yields so large a return
to , those left behind aa a life insurance
polh-yjt It Is the one thing which value
ignvs irito and not out of when the owner
dies Qther assets may shrink, not so a
life Insurance policy. It Is worth one
hundred cents pn the dollar and la payable
at the very time when ready cash is moat
needed. Tou will find the policies of The
Midwest Life of Lincoln liberal. Its prem
ium rales low and it Is a Nebraska com
pany. Tou will make no mistake If yon
t us ure your Ufa lis The Mldweet Ufa.
Mattle Hopkins. Lulu . Olllan and Nellie
Bellas of Auburn, Misses Brown and Hat
field and Mrs. McDoanld ; of Omaha.
Among the old atudents were: Miss Brown,
ex-'ll, and Mr. Patton of the '09 -class,
also Messrs. Graham and Templln, now
attending the state university.
The debating fever seems to be In the
very air. Both of the college teams are
working hard for the inteoolleglate de
bates to be held March The decile Is
a triangular one, three colleges beinjl rep
resented Doane, Cotner ' and Bellevue.
Each college puts out two teams, the af
firmative debating at home and the visit
ing team taking the negative. The ques
tion under discussion Is: "Resolved, That
the Cotnmlsslon Plan of Government Be
Adopted by' American Cities." The Man
derson prise debate brought ,out the fact
that Bellevue had two teams of consider
able merit and hopes are high for the win
ning of both decisions.
' In addition the freshmen are studying
for the preliminaries that are to 'be held
March T. The winners will make up the
freshmen team which wHl debate the Uni
versity of Omaha later In the season.
J: itwv'
$f happiness, health,
it love, comfort and K
m wealth n .
CITY NATIONAL BANrVIS
SOAKED A SECOND TIME
Husband .( lajared Woman Gets Ver
dict for Ia metres, Ma She Did
Before Him.
Another district court jury -has shown
cruel disregard for the feelings of the City
National bank. Borne time ago Mrs. Mary
Carlon sued for damages and received a
verdict of 12.900. Mrs. Carlon was living
In a house at 2507 South Seventeenth street
and stepping on a walk covering an eld,
partly fllled-ln cistern, suffered Injury.
Another suit was filed In which her hus
band. John Carton, was plaintiff. He asked
for damages on the ground that he had
been . deprived of his wife's services and
society and the Jury, sitting under JaJge
Kennedy, awards- han $1VC04. - ,
In both trials X-ray pictures of Mrs.
Carlon's aatraguloua were shown the 'Jury.
The aatraguloua was fractured. It la a
bone, tendon, joint or something somewhere
near the tibia. '
Pneumonia . follows cold, but never fol
lows the use of Foley's Honey and Tar.
which stops the cough, heals Jhe Jungs and
expels the cold from the system. Sold by
all druggists. " '
tors 'Bottle. Beer.
Can be obtained by the case from Chaa.
Stors, next door north of Stors Brewery.
Prompt delivery to private family trade.
8am prices formerly. Phones Webster
UA Ind. B 1261
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THE BCCR YOU LIKE
Ccnscmen' Distributer
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S224 So. 24th Street, IM
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I'ednesday's Special Bargain Offerings
FIGHTING
TRUST
PRICES.
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DENT CO.. Detroit. Mies.
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HOWELL'S ANTI-KAWF
Swofford Bros. Wholesale Bankrupt
Stock Dry Goods Bargains
You buy this splendid spring merchandise at wonder- a
ful reductions this week. Wo secured n carload of goods, jy
Nearly all lines as advertised in Sunday's bigfcd still selling
at prices quoted. " N ti
U Swofford 's $1.00 Foulard Sillra fiqr.Tl,
g- as was expected. New spring patterns and colorings. Fine R
B all silk Foulards; most popular silks of the year $1.00
VU1U3 5JJe g
FJnP I oppc An immense purchase; newest of new
1 lUtCo laces for trimming summer dresses,
evening and dinner gowns, ,Venise bands, net tops, cluny,
Irish crochet, allovers, etc., Baby Irish and II A T 1?
Motifs values $3.00 to $12.00 n yard on
sale at....:...... PRICE
r-25c Embroideries 10c
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Demi Flouncings, Bands,
Edges, choice line, of new
patterns, best assortment
and. values offered
where this season
at Wednesday's price
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THC RELIABLE STORE
n
FIGHTING
TRUST
. PRICES.
any-
10c
$2.00 Ucct 00c
Beautiful New Allover Laces,
fancy orientals and Irish
crochet included. You'll
find nothing to' compare
with them elsewhore QQ
at our prrco ........ .wOu
Delightful lev Garment Styles
More Beautiful Than Ever Cr0Wn Jewel Suifs S25 ' Twenty Kew Designs
Silk Mixed Japonica Silks In plain weaves, diagonals.
corded effects, all best colors; worth 50c, at .l)c I
Huiiurus urave hcock one or the bargain squares heaping full of B
- . . o ucov i.u wu ti.uv iuaiiiies, ail couth, an
Blzes. Buy glares for Easter; on sale, at
75c Hosiery 20c From Swofford Stork Fine imported lisle hose,
plain colors and hand embroidered. The kind everybody wants for
spring. Some 50c lines, but mostly 75c goods; all at, pair 20?
Ratl the Book "Araene Lupin" "Greater than Sherlock Holmes, more
uacuuiung inanKoriies." A 1 SlPPk Thief" nnv
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Writing Paper Package 73 sheets
and 25 envelopes to match, a
fine bargain .25
Stationery 500
selling up to
at
assorted
75c per
49
boxes,
box
25
9 Women's Easter Suits Are Ready jj
H If you would be absolutely correctlv uttlrpd uAiB-t ait U
If you would be absolutely correctly attired select a Bennett Suit.
New ones coming with every express now. For Wednesday we feature
a lot of stunning serge suits that we unhesitatinirlv Dronnun t.hn
finest we have ever seen at $25.00. Strictly pure wool serge in best
auu utuureu ana iinisnea Dy man tailors.
The coats are 32-lnch lengths, lined with guaranteed
satin; pleated skirts.......
$25.00
Housefurnishing Specials for Wednesday
Stamped Steel Mall Boxs, usual $1.25 kind, at l8c and 20 Btamps
SfSi ?arth Sad Irons, usual $1.35 set, for $1.10 and 20 stamps
SUb Bru8hes' U8Ual 10c kind 7c and 10 stamps
PBtn vP Ragr .; W JOc and 30 stamps
Potato Vfcers and Fruit Press, usual 25c kind. ... 15c and 10 stamps
Pen nsu ar Base Burners and Heaters. 25 per cent or One-Fonrth Off
Fnn tnZ itf an-fei RaKe' 10 Per cent discount and double stamps.
Foot Balls an4, Punching Bags, 25 per cent discount.
Evry Wednesday is Notion Day
ttQiJHl Tin, CS s. . - .
U
Women's "SewOn" Hose Support
era, all cplow,, 60c kind, special,
at -!,.....
Machine Thread 200-yd., white
only, two epools..., 5i
Elastic RmnAnt, silk and all col
ors, each
1
oiucijr nun, nicxeiea, dozen on
card, 2 cards for. 5
Darning Cotton, dozen spools to
' b0 for 15
Dressmaker's Pins, lb. box 10
Dress Shields, pair 1
American Beauty Corsets lor Sorim?
Tha distinctiveness of American Beauty corset styles never falls
to "win the woman who Is fashionably Inclined. Whatever the dic
tates of fashion you'll find a faithful portrayal in these beautiful spring
models. They lend, a grace of form and poise to the figure extremely
pleasing to discerning eyes. There's a particular model for each indi
vidual requirement. Let our expert corsetlere help you to the best
adapted to your own jieeds. Fit your new spring gowns over an
American Beauty Corset $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.50, $5.00 to $10.00.
Bennett's Big Grocery
inese ieins on saie weunesaay and Thursday.
Bennett's Breakfast Cof
fee, 2 lb. cans.... 480
And (0 Stamps
Teas, B. F. Japan, Oo
long, Gunpowder, Eng
lish Breakfast, Ceylon,
etc.. pound 460
. And 60 Btamps
Tea Sittings, pound pkg.
at 16o
And 0 Stamps
Hartley's Pure Fruit
and Sugar Jams, 70c
jars for 80o
Diamond C Table Salt, 2
, sacks for lOo
And 10' Btamps
Peanut Butter, two jars
for 30o
And 10 Btamps
Bennett's Capitol Mince
Meat, I pkgs 86o
And 10 Stamps
Pried Beef, Shield
D
Qalllard Olive Oil, bot-
100
And 40 Btamps
Currants, lOo pkgs., at
3 for HBo
Sterling Oloss Starch, S
lb. pkg 83o
And 20 Stamps
Navy Beans, 6 lbs. B5o
Sterling Corn Starch, lb.
Pkg 4o
Bennett's Capitol Pure
Maple Syrup, Vs gallon
at 75o
And EO Stamps
Jap Rice, 7o quality, at
6 lbs. for . SSo
Olllett's Mustard, large
Jar ISo
And 10 Stamps
Rex Lye, three cans 88e
And 20 Stamps
Crackers, large assort
ment, pkg X0o
And 10 Stamps
rand, sliced, jar 13o
Bay Shore Tomatoes, 3
carls for Bo
Bennett's Capitol Kx-
tract 18o
And 20 Stamps
Full Cream Cheese, lb.,
at a2o
And 10(. Stamps
Virginia Swiss Cheese,
; 86o
And 10 Stamps
Iten's Soda and Oyster
Crackers, 18 lb. box,
at ai.is
Initial Seeded Ralnln.
lb. pkg loo
And 10 Stamps
Double Green S. & H.
Stamps on Sugar.
California Ripe Olives,
40c cans for SSo
Horseradish, 3 bottles
for SSo
Distinctive and exclusive style ideas in the season's cboieost fab
rics and colorings. The most charming display of tailor suit
vr..-a evtri m wnmna, !v5o and $45 style and quality , QOP
...ye.!
NKW SPUING X)ATft 25 clever new
styles Just received by express. They
will please you. They're worth more
than thean nrlies
8 12.50 $15.00 up to $35.00
J-.,, .... 'iimiui. pija umi jp-tu siyii
the queen of all tailor suit offerings, at
SAMPLE TAILOR., SUITS 125 of
them Just received by express, a most
delightful assortment of clever, new
ideas for your selection Wednesday
$35.00. $15.00 up to $75.00
White Wash Dresses Worth regularly up tr: r
to $6.50, at . . i$2. 93
400 of' them, made for a New Orleans house and secured by our
buyer at a fraction 'of their worth, lace and insertion trimmeMf
j v.,. vlv, luoiimcoo uiuuill til. . ,...,. Jhii.yS
lEATHEKBTiOOM UNDERSKIRTS .NUN'S VkILINQ WAISTS Ea
HE
One big lot bargains you certainly
cannot duplicate at' price . i ; . 95
N Furl v
spring styles, worth to J3.C0, on sale
Wednesday, at. choice ...... $1.05
Extra Specials1 for Wednesday
in Our Famous Domestic Room
' 8:80 to 0:00 A." M.
Zodiac, yard wide, fine bleached Mus
lin, regular price 9&c, .10 yards
limit, at, yard , gk
Tom 10.00 to 10:80 A. M.
One case of 8190 heavy, round thread
Sheets, made of the best material
and sell regularly at 85c, 6 sheets to
a customer, at, each 42
From 2:00 to 2:30 r. M.'
One case of 15c Huck Towels, Union
linen, large and heavy, 6 pairs to a
customer, a, each OW
From 3:00 to 8:30 P.. M.
One case of Anthracite Royal Bengal
Blue Prints, regular price 6 He, 10
yards limit, atyard 3i
From 4:00 to 4:30 P. JL '
One case v $2.50 Bed Snrmda tr.
large, extra fine and very heavy, at,
each
See five other sales not advertised. ,
! T; .N
High Qrado
Wash Goods
See our new highly mercerized Brad
ford Ottoman, made in England. It
Is mercerleed both warp and weft,
and should sell for 59c yard, Wed
nesday on sale at 38
See our new Irish .Llneh DressFab
rlcs, all colors and are a Rajah weave
very handsome line, Wednesday at
26c and
High Graxlo Wool Press Goods H?4-
uoiiie new diagonals, 30 lncnes wfL.
all new spring colors, looks Just Ilka
the $2.00 goods, on sale Wednesday,
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DRAPERY DEPT.
See our new Curtains at ......
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See our new Curtains at - RftA
See our new Curtains at . . . . . 04
Seo our new Curtains at.. SI .12
See our new Curtains at..... $1.23
Read the Grand Iterch Grocery Cpensng Sale for Wednesday V
It's A aavlntf of Jt n ra m - .
st Hayden's.
WS aarlss Tsn to Ymv all tha nnn.
J can now. It's sroinif to taks another ad
vance. txT wcanesoay we w.lll still con
tinue to sell 48 lb. sacks best High
Patent EMnur fnr iXVl
8 bars Beat 'em All' o'r' Diamond C Soap
Tor .......
19 lbs. best pure cane Granulated PuRiir
, S1.00
8 lbs. best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal SSo
8 lbs. best hrtnd picked Navy Beans 860
8 lbs. chnlp.e .lannn Uta. nx.
6 lba. best Poarl Tapioca. "s'a'o."RB.r1pv
or Farina or-
1 lb. pkgr. Corn Starch 40
Bromangelon, Jellycon or Jell-O, pke.,
at i 1 7 -
The best Soda or Oyster" Crackers, per
lb 7Ho
The best crisp Ginger Snaps, per l'b. 70
1 lie net rr .n Pp.t..l. Ik
Tall cans Alaska Salmon . . A , , . ." 8U0
Oil .or Mustard Sardines, per can , . a
The best silver plated Orange- Bpoona.
warranted for 10 years, each 8'iiO
To every, purchotier of .Qne dozen oranum
at any price. 'Oranges from 12V4o doscn
up- 7
Buy Highland Navels, the ' orange of
. quality. - i . 0
FKEEH TZ01!TABI.EB ZXBM TBAJT
WHOLEBALB -. .
Fresh BeetH, Carrots, Turnips or filial .
lots, per bunch SKa
Two heads Fresh Leaf lettuce ', . .So
. " w.in nf. r 1 uHii iiii(ii8nea
Fresh Cauliflower, per lb
Freah Parsley, per bunch . . .
Fresh Ripe Tomatoes, per lb ,
Fresh Large Cucumbers, lb-.".'.
r remi 1 UDBge, per ID ......
Fresh Sweet Potatoes, per lb
... 00
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FORGET
15o
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TRY HAYDEU'S FIRST
IT
PAYX3
The New Improved 1910 Detroit Ideal Gas Stoves
and Queen Steel Ranges are now in. More improved and better
than ever. Thev have a national rpnntntinn . liaA rmiw
,t i " -- - . WJATV xiyj T
well people whoare using them speak of them. .We sell them on
small monthly payments or a cut price for cash. " V v, i - ,
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Gas Service
Greater Omaha;
In our daily papers, every day, for some time,
we are going to talk to Omaha about Omaha and
Omaha's Gas Service. I
Omaha gets the best gas, delivered to every
consumer with the greatest care, and we try to give
every attention to every consumer that human
beings and a. carefully arranged system can effect.
There will be much in these little messages to
' interest everyone don't miss any of them.
Watch the Papers.
Omaha Gas Company
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.hid icDiiiiiuiiiai, mi. j. i-' naiit'B,
private secretary to Senator Millard when
that gontlemun was in the United States
Senate, sent lo us a f w duyH ago: "More
than a year airo I bouaht of vou a Ourcn
Range. It has worked so satisfactorily.
Justifying evry prediction you made for
It Itluf T lilA tiin.l1r.w XI . 1 1 a (uilll.
monial of the fact.'.' '
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Mr. Lovejoy, 2302 North 21st, said to Ua
a few days ago: "You have been In the
stove business a long time and seem t
have learned the business. That gas Btovs
we bought of you shows that. It Is
simply extraordinarily fine, it Is not only
a much flm-r baker and worker than our
old one wan, but It takes a great deul
less una and we bought our old one for s
first-class stove."- .
We have sold Queen Ranges In Omaha sixteen years. It has proven to be a
lasting ranga and an extraordinarily fine worker. We have sold . the. Detroit Idoal
Gas Stove only two years and lt has a. reputation already.
TIE -STOETZEL ST
714 South Sixteenth Street
m co.
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CLUDDIHG OFFER
Get a bottle tody, IB and 60, at your
Daily and Sunday Bee.. $6,001 Onr Prf0
McChire '9 Magazine 1.50 Ul ItC
ONLY
CO OA
Regular price for all one year. . .$12.00 J pO-JU
THE OMAHA DEE, Omaha, Neb.
Woman's Hopie Companion . . . .' 1.50
Review of Reviews 3.00
BAILEY !k rVIACW
DENTISTS
Uet quipped dental oMcn la the middle west
Highest grade dentistry at reasonable price.
Porcelain fillings. Just like the tooth. All initru.
menta, carefully itemized after each patient.
TIIHID fXOOlt PAXTON ULOCli V
' Cot lOtb and Faruaui bis. 1
A Bee 'Want-Ad
will rent that vacant house, fill those vacant
rooms, or secure boarders on short notice
at a very small coat to you. Be convinced,
