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ID SC ITCHED
FOR 28 YEARS
Till It Got to be Second Nature
Suffering Endless and Without
Relief Cuticura Made Skin
as Clear as a Baby's.
"Tf I bad known of th Cntlrtira
ricmerlle ftftv vrar? arn it would have
vcd row two hundred Hollars find an
Immense amount of suffering. Mv dis
ease (psoriasis) commenced on my head
In a spot not larper than a cent. It
spread rspi!!y over mv bodv and Rot
nndr mv nail. Th scale would rtmp
off of mf all the limn ond mv suffering
was endless and without relief. A thou
sand dollars would not tempt mo to have)
tins iisono ovit again. 1 nm poor
man hut feel rirh to be free of what
Horn of the doctors enlled leprosy, Kim
ringworm, psoriasis, fir, I took
tn'l sarsoparillas fivr a year and
a half but got no cure. I cannot praise
the t'utuura Homeiir too much. They
mado my skin an lnr find free, from
scale an baby's. AM I u;d of them
was two cnkea of Cutioiirn Soap. thr-e
bt'XM of Cuticura Ointment and threw
bottle, of luticiira Kesolvont. If you
bail le-n there and said you would have
cured mo for two hundred dollar, you
would have, had th money. 1 was
covered with the scale but by using
Cuticura I waa suon aa clear aa any per
ionrrM, This waa over twenty-two
years afro and for a long time, through
fore of habit, 1 used to rub my hand
over my arros and legs to scratch, hut
to no purpose I waa well. I had
eoratched, twenty-eight yearn and It
got to h kind of ser-ond nature to
m. Dennis Downing, Waterbury, Vt.,
November 27, I WOK."
C'jtlrur la Ins mom ecr.iwmileal trmtment for
afferttena ml Uis akin aod aralp A cake nf Concurs
Soap and a bos i.f c uttrur Othtmit ara flea
eufflrlant flnld thmnTnout the world Potior Drug
a- f bera. Onrp , Sole Propa.. Boston. sT-Mftlled trea
f -? OaUeora bwk, aa Aatkortty oo th 8Mb.
NO FINOS FOR MOUNT, SNOW
i
I Various Funds of the City Are Shown
to Be About Depleted.
I MANY DEPARTMENTS ARE SHORT
! treet lennlna, Poller anal Health
I nrparlmrnli Are 4hnn !'.-
IktiMril, 1 title Some Other
Mill Pull Thrnnah.
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The general fund of the ntj of Omaha
I now reiured to a little less than
$T".rino, but there are good prospec ts that
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an additional
.lleotion nf .!.0(iO from
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VELLASTIC Under
wear is a real comfort
to the body warm, soft
and easy. It is ribbed
for elasticity fleece
lined for warmth.
yfcU-ASTc
Kbbt. Fleooa-Linei Undarwear
The tilky inner fleece can
on wear off, wash away or
knot. Tha peculiarity of the
waava won't lat it. The ribbaJ
fabricg ivrt acloie but free and eiy
fit. It aJuola wmirfilly durable.
VELLASTIC ia warmer than
tmwir of lha baavior, hnlkier tmder
weara,' Am bo omtenrear Is mora
flaalr nnanad or mart in mora per
fectly proportioned aixea
IWMxa, Waaaaa, Bwra aad Ckfldrem.
tfttk t ispauaa aad ual!
aBinBi i
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DT1CA irrTING CO., Utka, It T. 1 1
ill
nrcui ntlon taxea will hring It up to osrr
$!'9.000. The halance ttiHt h:ul.i br m
the Benrrul fund If h 1 1 of t lie tax levy
had lieen collected to 100 per cent would
tie :::. 873 i:.
AtHliin the ainklnc fun I of 1 1 7f 4 1 V.L".'
warrants hme been liuvn for $4:;s.i8! r.".
! leaving 137,3:0 t. The lire fund, whlc-.u
ltk held u;i more Bin'rf u lly tlian th
. police lund. has lett for Hie rest of the
(year f J . fi 1 3 H4. of hlh ts.pn hiia a'
; reaily been Uiid aside f"r Kpectflc ufe.
The polite fund, which us et at $1M'.-
1 Oilli, ha-- bff p collerted lo ti e -UiTl of
I f I o 3 . 4 r, U 1... of this u tiH'an.-f of J;..-'
j 71 27 rtrnalna. Two other funds that Hrt
I ahort aie tin- ctreet clennliiK and aweep-
lag fund, which waa heavily drained hy
j the expenditure, for cutting weed.
which are supposed to come from other
! source, Uiuul'y the health fund and the
atreet repair and grading funds. The
' street cleaning department Iihm Kpent
! l.'i.'l.tOS r,T out of Iu3,t;:3 70. leHVln n
i balance for the neil two month of
IJKi 07. Tlii in a'l the money on hand
for cleaning the snow m of iJecember and
; November from the pavement a
The fund that seem most prosperous U
the levy of $100,000 that whk set hsicIp
for paying water rentx. and of which ,
$SS,MS 3i was collected iind nothing
spent. ,
Of the uhdivlion of the general fund.
only the health department allowance
aeema to be heavily depleted. nnd l-
though it ia lmpi'KHible to aay. the city
comptroller bellove that nearly every
official who htm not already made bis
ahortage known will be able to woriv
along through the year.
The inavor will have 11,200 more to
draw if he ever conies back to Omaha to
get It, and the council attll has $l,.inu
unuaed. The fire warden van not ap
pointed for several month after money
was set aside to pay him, and there is
some of that left. The contingent fund
would have about 1600 left in It If the
taxea eould be collected to 100 per cent.
but It will probably not be replenished.
Eight thousand eight hundred and elghty-
nlne dollars and 82 oenta has been spent,
which was the whole aomunt collected.
Tha annual report of the comptroller
ia in print and will be issued within a
few daya. Delay haa bean caused by nu
merous chances and errors In the ma a of
flgurea that had ta ba compiled to
make It.
EMamusjaa'Aa'T ,1,1m bilh t n j.aMcewi
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Twenty per cent in quite a lot of money on, say, a hundred dollar purchase it's $20 saved. Yet, that's what you benefit by trading here, in South Omaha,
where our rent and operating expenses are even more than 20 per cent LOWER than the cost to the big Omaha furniture honsea with their expensive down
town locations. Of course, you know, we make aa much profit from each sale we make aa the Omaha stores do in spite of the fact that we sell 20 per cent
cheaper. Seems strange, perhaps, but it's true there's just that great a difference in the cost of doing business down town in Omaha and out here in South
Omaha-and just to get you to come here and trade we offer you all this saving worth while, isn't it? Well, then, simply request a transfer from any Oma
ha car to any South Omaha car and ride to 24th and L Sts, South Omaha. Every South Omaha car paase our door and the extra ride takes only a few minutes.
1 , , mmtsBBEm -tr.""1. " - mm mmmmmmasmma tsaMtaaamm ?
Mgrpl frtWf!r2fl' A Larger I PROMPT IF "1
ii hk:mim.i a 1 :
If IDam, WatBC I 14
im m soc tut a p. Uaxiai m
Mri"- 8Mfld. hi k
Ueguard. 0 xir 4nlf UJ
tBpptr y. writ lot fVl
rd UB4rwer Ht 1 ft
Th:a is a standard
drop bead. Mronelv
nd sclentl f i c a I 1 V
made machine Or.lv
the best material
Used In its construc
tion The f ac t n r y
nanufaeturlnK it I
In no "' omhlne" - -
that why v. e run
oil It so cheap.
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Stupendous Carpet Barg'ns
S8.50
S12.50
Dining Room Furniture
Solid ptilibhcd qiX, nix foot
extension, li kt il'us .ration.
A beautiful, substantial and
attract he picco
of furniture
S9.75
Six Chairs to Mutch for
Well He OT'"t oiji'tp the
price lieie. 'e will let you
come 'lov n ;ied be Mirpris
ed. Thev lire most reasonable.
9x1 S Brussels Kug.
Ijatest seamless pat
terns nnd beat workmanship. Thjy
will wear an awfully long time and
alw ays look sood.
9x12 BruiMli
Hugs, In moat dis
tinctive and exclusive designs.
They will certainly pleane the eye
and our lmmenFe stock Klves a fine
opportunity for wide range of selection.
9x12 hi )Ui grade
Velvet Hues
these are ureat values at our price.
If you are not sure of that just
make, a few inquiries and learn
what others charge for 9x12 Vel
vel Rugs. Do that.
$6.50
4x9 Reamlee Brus
sels Ruga Most at
tractive designs and vary good
values even at 1 10. 0I.
Steel Ranges
4-hole Steel Rjnee
iri closet, only
with warm- $AA.5t
6-hole Steel
with warm-
inp: closet, only
Range,
S17.50
S17.50
for our beautiful
9x12 Axmlnater
Rugs. If you have ever priced
Axminsters you can appreciate the
figures we quote. V say to you:
"Ilon't make a purchase before
coming here." You can aave from
17.00 to $12.00 on thia very rug.
That 8 worth while, isn't It? We
have aome roost attractive designs
in this grade and they wear and
hold their color longer than you
will expect them to.
Thpse are only two of the dozens of kinds
of Hansen carried in our enormous stock. We
have others down to only a few dollars, as
well as the most expensive makes that one
will care to buy nil, however, at most reason
able prices.
Stoves Sold on Payments
COBS
m
Don't hesitate to smoke
Cobs just because they
are cheap. Remember
there isn't a penny wasted
on workmanship, gold
bands or fancy trimmings.
That's why their tohacco
is better than you expect
to find in cigars that cost
9 for 15c
VIST POCKET EDITION"
Sc for packat of 3
Qafca am always in good condition becaiaa
tk-af are separately wrapped ia wax-paper.
L LEWIS CIGAR MFC. CO., M.k. Newark. N. J.
s Ta LviMt lodepaant
Ciaar Factor ia iba wri4
Alton Oroo. Co.
Distributors.
DAMAGE CASE WITNESS
NEARLYJSETS ON JURY
At ora e jm Tetaer autd EUlek Examine
Jarm Sff tf Interested la
lM mmA lUaa Oaa.
Plerovery that en of tha veniremen ac
cepted for erriea la tha trial of tha case
of William F. Taylor acainst John Blauck
and William Britt was a wltnea in the
caaa waa made just In time In tha district
court yesterday afternoon. H. T. Andrew
waa the man and but for his own action
In calling: attention to tho attuatlon th.
caaa probably would have gone to actual
trial and would have had to be recom
menced when the discovery waa made.
Tha Incident Illustrates how aerlde-it
may happen to jurlea even when the -it-torneya
take the createat pains to see tl ai
they ar aa they should be.
4 I Tha caaa of Taylor against nianck and
Brltt Is an action for llO.Oft) dnmages to:
selling liquor to tha plaintiff after notice
had been given not to sell hire any. In
being presumed to be unable to control
hla ap petit a In examining; Jurors foi
service In tha ease John O. Telser. attorney
for the plaintiff, and Alfred Q. Klllck.
counsel for the defendants, had agreed on
twelve satisfactory men and were about
to exercise aome peremptory challenge
and remove a few jurors upon whom for
their own reasons they did not look with
favor when H. T. Andrews rose in the
Jury box and said:
"I don't know whether fought to be on
thia Jury or not. Ton see, I am a witness
in this case." '
The lawyers laughed at themselves and
each other and Judge Seare Joined In. With
all their querying both attorneys had failed
to ask Andrewa the one question which
would have brought out the fact that he
was disqualified for aervice.
Andrewa waa excused.
Tn ionger you tmoke
trut v b i 'skim ;..r.
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the thorteT your chance of J
Kuvina tha ordinary. kv
o .
I Heavy Brass Bed
h y u u rr
I.Ike tlia Illustration. Beuutiful 1 li
satin finish. You "ill Pay $20 for I
this article In Imaha i - rx 4 si y
store, our price la iZ.U
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Bm Birsers tod Nickel Plated Heaters
One of our big features la the substantial
Hue of heating stoves. The bast makes known
the world over. The kind that burn cheap coal
and still throw satisfactory heat. We can aava
you several dollars on a stove purchase, and will
guarantee the transaction.
Solid Oak Rocker
Th' is certainly a trade brlnger
Any store that ll a aoltd oak
rocker like this one for only $t.9."
certainly de-servei your patronage.
Vee, solid oak, rolling top. spa
cious pigeon holes, ample draw
crs, etc. It's really the desk they
charge you $25.00 or $.10.00 for iu
SOLID OAK TABLE $1.45
Mahogany, Leather TQfl00
Upholstered 3-piece setVOfS:.-
This is a solid mahogany finished Parlor Suilp that cannot
be duplicated in Omaha for les3 than $;.(). 00. Genuine leather
seat and bark.
su
Om." 'ii.
14-inch to;
.and attract
i alue.
in. Made entirely r aona oaa
fvely finished. A very geod
$215
Sani'ary
Couch
A handsome Sanitary Couch, a.ijuatable
) a to he made Into a bed In a few sec
onds. During the day It fnlda Into an or
namental piece of furniture. A regular
14 00 value In any Omaha store.
Sanitary
Springs
$3.75
t. ' X'i-.
Good Automobile Tires
at Reasonable Prices
riot, risrahle tires, made by aa JnAeppa
deal rui'ber cumpau. Ote exrellent aer.l.e
ami jon at-ii ,V mt cent of tire suf.
N"le the foll"wli,a low ,rlv' XmiS ll'.'C).
U1 T (IS i. 3"IJ' ii; to,
f:i3 tvii. Mi'ij jiu :ie,J si ;n.
Sl4 123 TO. :tj,4 S2.1 M. .tits I-4.TS, 3l
. n. IWH .s .e, S4S t-il Tl'. iWt
. J . j i5 ..rt o. luiilut l per cnt
fX't tlK-ae prK,-. Vine lnr tulva IK pr
-nt !. thiu r'(iilar kltn.Hrrl int. ;")
nt iitwt,.r C. o. t.. albolntf eianil"
tliMj. li per rent dt..unt If ea.h arc- m
pinleg trVr. Tflrerapli erilem prernntlr
t : I . S'.la d'flmul trr lad delr-4.
kcwr rtam)eil If un-ll,f. torj. iilte tiiem
a trial and yoa'll otilr otoie.
The Geyer Sales Company
at Blmm Building, Dayton, Ohio.
INNOVATIONS PROMISED
BY POSTMASTER THOMAS
Miar Isiirsttsitati af Service to
Fallow rompletioa of I aloa
Station Office, December 1.
Work on the unron station postoffica
bulldtna;, Tenth and Mason stteet. ha
been resumed with renewed enertty and
the second utory now has been reached.
Postmaater Thomas said Wednesday morn
tnj that he hoped the huildina would he
ready for occupancy by December I.
When aervice la Inatalled In the new
branah it will mean a vaat Improvement
in mall delivery throughout the contiguous
wholesale district, for twelve new carriers
era to be aasigned to the station and rail
way postal clerks and railway postal
elarka coming Into Omaha will distribute
letters for that diatiiot ao that they will
be ready fur the carrier as soon as the
mall car stops at I'nion station.
"Tha new postal street caxa for the col
lection of mall luive been a wonderful
help," said l'usiiiiaiter Thomas, "and In
the course of a little while other innova
tions which are under way will bring the
Omaha poatofflie up to a point of modern
perfection so that it will rank with the
very beat In the country, not even ex
cepting tho?e In the larger clt'ee. Omaha
is not the biggest city in the I'nited Stale
by any means, but It la one of the biggest
little cities, and the pontoffice Is keeping
Transfer from any Omaha car to any South
Omaha car and pay a visit to our store. You can
make money by it. All South Omaha cars pass
our door.
' Oak or
Mahogany Stand
S6.50
iMnished In the finest
style, it I really a erv
ornamental piece of furniture
Strongly con
structed and guar
anteed not to st.g
nor lose its shape.
We have them to fit
any bed. The priee
quoted above is for full
size.
loaf Filer Felt Mattress $12.50
l-lnest quality, especially eeleoted. long
fiber felt. This la not a "stuffed" mat
tress, but Is hand made and guaranteed to
alwaya give perfect aatlafactlon. In Om
aha stores It sells for tll.tt.
85c
- w w w
.... $125
Hardwood
Ciialr
Rockrr to
Mawtrb.
Polished and neatly finish
ed. Id oat strongly constructed.
H'O Ml fl
'BiTHlL.
FIJ1WTO1E CD
24th - L Streets
0 South Omaha
pace with ttie prowinn metropolitan
portanre of Omaha In other line'."
DIAMOND WEDDING
DAY
i . . k a. I
111 f
Gravert Unhurt
Bv Had Fall
Benson Saloon Keeper Says
Can't Kill a Dutchman" Drives
Away After Accident.
'Tou can't kill a Dutchman." were the
first words Peter Gravert. a Hen.on saloon
keeper, uttered when he recovered con
sciouKness five minutes after he had b-en
hurled from his huinry aua'nst a pile of
bricks by a runawav hore at Sixteenth
and Dorcas sfeet lat night. Mr. Or-avert
was picked up unconscious bv some men
who were parsing by ami carried into it
nearby store. Dr. 1 lolovtchlner was called,
but Graverte injuries proved not to be
serious and within twenty minutes he was
able to get Into hia buggy and drive home.
f
VI r. nnil Mr. t Irkaiana, Sr.,
Roelua, Hoth In t.ood Health,
Oliaertr the Par.
GKAXD ISLAND. Neb. Oct. X. (Spe
cial.! At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wich
miinn, r., at r!olu.s, todav was celebrated
tne niiiitfinn weo;iiita or Mr. ana Airs.
"YoU i Wichniann The groom is 91 years of age
thereafter, residing firt In Wisconsin and
moving to Nebraska many years ago. They
are the parents of the Messrs. Fred and
Joseph Wlebmann, who conduct a general
store and a bank at Farwell: Mrs. i Gns
Sievcra of this city, William Wkhmann of
California, the oldest son. and of a son In
Colorado.
nnd the hride a few years younger. Hoth
I lire still hale and hearty and bright and
.active mentally. They were married In j Drug Co.
I Germany and came to thia country soon'
t Prlahtfal Fxperleace
with biliousness, malaria and constipation
la quickly overcome by taking Dr. King's
New IJfe Pills. 25c. For sale by Heaton
Gifts From Peacock's
Are Treasured For Years
FOOD FOR Wm".. nd arveua
NFViVFS wor' ealui vtaot
ilLnVLJ mot u mull ol ii.
r er mental aaeruoa atiuu4 taaa
fa HAY & NLUVK louU Pll.lJJ. rua.
aid aiaka ' aiwt alcev aul k a
again.
tl bo. 1 Roia ! bv MalL
ajxKMxaa a i ecu it hex. oaoa otv
mm. lath aad luuae wtraoia.
Ufa Haou OO.
aa4 t ata. Baaasa. BaS.
Mf waul any lrun auo .uftar. witti
blllouai.a, conatianon. )nUi.ium of
any liver or blood, ailment, to try our
taw-Paw 11 la. We auaranie they
will purify tha blood and put tha liver
anil aionich into a heauhtui condition
and will poattlvaly cure billouaness
and constipation, or we will rafur.d your
uuney
MUNTON'S HOMEOPATHIC
HOME REUEDY CO . Pblla.. Pa.
topi. BaiarSai Atala Itlta Ball'a-Ert
Tbla world famous rifle shot who holds
the championship record of luO plgeone la
10G oonaacutive ahota la living at Lincoln.
II . Recently Interviewed, be says: "I
suffered a Itcg time with kidney and blad
6f trouble and uaed several well knows
kidney medicines, all of which gave me no
relief until I atarted taking Foley Kidney
Ptlla Before 1 uaed Foley Kidney Pills
I had aevere backachea and palna In my
kidneys with suppreaalon and a cloudy
voiding. On arising In the morning I would
get dull headaches Now I have taken
tb:ee bottlee of Foley Kidney Pills and
fa-l 100 per tent better, i am never both
ered Willi my kidneys or bladder and
aaalu feel like my own self."
A very little money will often buy a handsome gift at
Peacock's. The singular quality of purchases from our rich
stock is that in every instance you get genuine, sterling; value.
Our buyers are men of experience, rare judgement, excellent
taste. They have the world's goods to choose from, unlimited
resources to use in making advantageous purchases and a high
standard which is always maintained, as first established seventy
three years ago by the houc of Peacock.
It is not true of Peacock's that we cater only to purchasers
of expensive goods; we do a large business in articles which
command but a small price.
Pay us a special visit when in Chicago. You will be under
no obligation to purchase; just say you want to look around and
you will not be annoyed in any way We will be glad to have you see
our big, beautiful store. It is one of the sights worth seeing in Chicago.
Send for our free 224 pape shopping guide, showing whatever you desire
at a price you can arford. Write for it today Christmas will be here oon.
rvacark oyal '' rnaa ta tof ail ia your m a Sue aad 7c a aackacr
C. D. Peacock
MaaxkaAU, JeareUrs, Sitvaraaaith
Stat at Adams St, Chicago
NNSYIVAN1A
be:
Jl STATION
In
New York
City's
Busiest Spot
V 777
Only
One Block
from
Broadway
27th
Opens November
With Ail-Steel
Through Train Service
From and To the West
The new station occupies two entire blocks and fronts on
Seventh Avenue, one block from Broadway, and on Eighth
Avenue, opposite the U. S. Poscoffice; also on 31st and 33d
Streets, and by special plaza on 34th Street.
New York's principal hotels, retail stores, theaters, clubs and
restaurants are within a short radius. It is the most complete,
most costly and most convenient passenger station in the world.
Address W. II. ROWLAND, Traveling Passenger Agent
319 City National Bank Building, OMAHA, NEB.
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