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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1911)
12 TIIK HKE: OMAHA. FIS1DAV, FKBKUAHY X 1011. MICHAELSEN AGAINST B1L1 Thinks Proposed Beriiion Would Pro Tide Too Mnch Money. MORE MONEY THAN IS NEEDED Ion Taira Aridert ! Oi pa-Fund. knt ot rise Ralalas; A IMIlt. the The irovlslons of the bill for the pro- I poncrt revision of the city ordinance will ! glv 'he clly more money than It needs , for lighting purpocas. according to Walde- , mar Mlchaclnen. .ity electrician. Mr. Mich- j aelsen Jas maJe an exhaustive study of ; t lie ordinance and sugrsts that It ahould l I. a amended, j "I'ndor our orecent ordinance the city , roii mil Is empowered to vote 170.000 a year I for the lighting fund. In addition all ' money accruing from royalty taxes from : i he llphtinp; companies are placed to this I fund, whlrh gives more than lioo.ono for ' lighting purposes." said Mr. Mlchaelsen. I "Now. the, new ordinance provides that the amount that the city can expend Is tl(K.0n(i. In addition. It puts all moneys J received, from loyalties and occupation taxes In this fund. Then there Is another j provision, which gives the city council the j power to create lighting districts and to ' assess ene-half the cost f maintenance i ecainat the property owners. From thesa ! three provision" the city will get apprex- ' iniatcty 2"l.OtW for lighting purposes, as follows.' First, n set amount of llt'iO.flnn, then oc- cupatlmi taxes. ' whlrh It Is proposed to: illert from the sinking fund, will add In the neighborhood of $:Vi,000. These taxes nlc baed on il per tent of the gross bust- j nss of the. companies, exclusive of light furnished to the city. The royalties will bring' In from JiSS.OOU to $10,000 more, while there -Is lio limit to the amount that may i be exacted from property owners in ape- ! rial lighting districts. Tells of Objections. j "The objei flona to the proposed plan are 1 two-fold. First, the city docs not need I that much money for lighting purposes; secondly, the provision creates a fund i wlili h will gradually Increase from year to j year ami win increase taster than the de mand for extra lights. We ahould have an Increasing "nd to meet the demands, but w do not nerd one that Is aa general as this. "There are two ways In which the pro vision can be amended satisfactory, in my opinion. -The present limit of $70,000 can be letl as It Is and the occupation taxes and ro paltlcs added to the fund. In this nay we can g-t about $.10,000 to JC7,0u0 more ! each year, which wilt be ampin. Or the amount that inn be apportioned by the city coimuil can tie raised to $100,000 and the royalties addon to the rund, as now, and leave the occupation taxes to the sinking fund. This will also add about $.10,000 yearly. i .1 1 lior way Is satisfactory. Of the two, however, 1 favor that leaving the money to lie apiMirtloned by the council to $70,000 and diverting both the royalties and occupation taxes to the fund. This will meet condi tions better as It will give" an increasing fund, which will be augmented as the business of the lighting companies Increase. "Hut I am again Mt the present provisions and shall, make suggestions for the amend ing of tha ordinance." J. R. Webster Buys Big Factory Tract Secures Twenty Acres on Nicholas . , and Eleventh Street as an ' Inveitment. In the .purchase of a five-acre plot of ground at Kleventh and Nlcholaa streets Wednesday; John'R. Webster, representa tive jjt the Illinois Central railroad, has beuun a movement to extend Omaha's fae- I tory district Mr. Webster purchased the ground frcm the Byron Heed company, paying $20.00 for It. I In announced he made the deal as a spe elation, hoping to secure a manufac turing plant through a sale or lease, as occupant of . the tract. Mr. Webster pointed out that the section at that point la the proper location for a greater factory district in Omaha, and that the Illinois Central Is Jn a position to extend spur tracks Into -the- locality to accommodatu whatever factories that may be estab lished there. . lluslneea men of the city first anticipated tho building of a factory district In the bottoms, at East Omaha section, where the Webster ground Is located, about twenty years ago. Expecting that uch Industrie would naturally spring up In that UxaJIt. the city paved Nicholas street for a- considerable length. Some how the expectations were not fulfilled In the ensuing years, and the bottoms land la to a large- extent still open for occu pancy. - t . . OSTEOPATHY BOARD IS HOLDING EXAMINATIONS laadldates Make Their Ap pearance for Certificates to '" 1'raetlce. Seven candidates are taking examinations before tha fctata Board of Osteopathy of Nebraska this month, examinations Thursday- and Friday being taken under the secretary of the board. Dr. C. B. Auen. Students to be admitted to practice In Ne braska must haw had a three-year course of nine months each year, and then be able to pass thesa examinations, which cover the subjects. The Hat of subjects which tha students are taking la aa .follows: Anatomy, chera iMry, obstetrics and gynecology, pathol ogy, physiology, osteopathia practice and principles, surgery, taxlcology, asteopathlc i! agnosia, hygiene. All of tha candidates are recent gradu ates from osteopathic colleges, the ma jority of tham from Still college of Des Moines. Only one Is an Omaha resident. Dr. Peter Katil. , The list of doctors taking the examina tions is lr. Leater Clarke Marshall, Ed aid Jfc. Steffen. lr. 8. E. Craswell, Dr. K. C. Oalaple, Dr. M. S. Clevelana, Dr. t eter K.anl and Dr. Maude Tupper. Harkarhe. Ilheania tlsat, Sleepleaaaeaa tiesuit from disordered kldneya. Foley Kidney Pills have helped others, they will help you.. Mrs. J. B. Miller, By recuse, N. V.. saya;. "For a long time I suffered with kidney trouble and rheumatism. I had sa vers backache and felt all played out. After taking two bottles of Foley Kidney fills my backache ts gun and where I used, to lie awake with rheumatic palna I now sleep In comfort Foley Kidney Hill Jul wonderful thtnga for ma." Try them now. Bold by all druggists. Batlalaar Peraalts. I iuou laettuent company. $13-1(17 North Tweatv-firat. brick apartments, Jennie May Young, ni North Korty lhl;.l street, alterailona. t-U): Hastings at lleutn 1.W aoutn Tweniv-fifth avenue tiatne dwelling. t-.cx.J . Anion Braxda. Hot (tertelt DoJIara bu trouble, but a genuine quarter buys Dr. King's New life Pills, for constipation, niuUi-ta and Jaundice. For sale by Vfiicu Drug Co. Katur- lay is the rnat Kalei of Wash I)rce t $5.00. a D 891 1 Y i r i LI- ( tiy - L Our 1 Cirrat I j lUs LI Crw or j Irnnn. REMNANTS of New Spring V ash Goods In the Basement Friday . 4 Fancy dress ginghams that tire new checks, stripes, plaids and fancy corded effects; pretty colorings that will stand the test of boiling water. Friday is the best day to select from this new lot that has been displayed in our Q Douglas street window. 3, , 8 and 10-yard tj2f lengths to buy from at, yard Fancy Panama Suiting, Poplin3, English Voiles Diagonal weaves, in every new pretty plain shade will make stylish spring suits and waists. Best high cost mercerized novel ties ever offered, in lengths suitable for waists and Cp dresses, at, yard XtlU Plaid Skirting, fine as Heatherbloom, but softer finish. One yard wide and made to sell at 15c a yard. Friday forenoon this new lot of plaid skirting on sale. A bargain that will long be remembered. Plenty of salespeople no ( p waiting. Limit 20 yards; at, yard. J2 Flaxon Is known to be the most desirable of all staler wash fab rics. In perfect waist and dress lengths. In the newest designs and colorings: genuine 1 f Flaxon for only, yard .... Iwv Fast color Apron Gingham all size blue checks, yard wide Per cales, in solid colors, also seer sucker ginghams In . mill lengths, at, yard..' Sea Island Dress Percale new light, medium and dark color ings, 36 inches wide. Quality positively ' the best and finest, made from Sea Island If) cotton,, at, yard. . . 1UC Yard wide bleached Musllna and Cambrics, free from .filling; on bargain table in perfect mill lengths, at, yard. . . Persian Cotton Challis Friday Afternoon Only at, yard. From the bolt, we place this new lot In beautiful colorings on sale promptly at 1:80 on special bargain square, at, yard. . 6c 5c Sic ; 3ic Remnants of 40c Embroideries 19c yd 18 and 22-inch fine cambric and nainsook embroidered flouncings, skirtings, corset cover widths, also insertions and galloons and a large accumulation of short 4 lengths many worth up to 40o a yard, at, yard XwC Remnants and Sample Pieces of Allover Laces Fancy nettings, appliques, medallions, insertions to 1 yard in each pieceall kinds; 2 big lots, r -f at, each. 3 t"lUt Remnants and Trial Strips of Val. Lie es and laser Hons Also platt vals., torchons and fancy laces thous- . 01 ands of yards, at, yard M 2C Big Bargain in Silk 500 yards of plain and fancy silk, such as Foulard, Crepe de Chine, Messaline, Taffeta, etc., worth up to $1.00, 0Q at, yard. .......... . .-. , . ... ... uwC I The "Free" Sewing Machine will again b fcb'.y DEMONSTRATED by Fitzgerald The factory expert, on Friday and Saturday. No part of the "Free" Is llko any other machine. Its underly ing principle is new its ease and perfection of stitch has caused a sensation wherever it has been shown. Demonstration takes place in our new sewing machine de partment in tha Pompeian Room In Art Needhwork Dept. STAMPED BELTS White Belts for . summer wear stamped on best quality belting for French and outline m a embroidery 25c val- t 'llll ues; special at,- each Stampsd Pillow Cases- Stamped for French or eye let embroidery on best qual ity 42 and 45-inch tubing 70c values; special, 9(l per pair O JL Noon Recitals in Assembly Room Bilcony of Pomj$kn J?uom Vocal number IH t rnflr) Friday noon ty Miss Llllis ,f.M!i and Mr Bruca Burgess. Othe.- vocal singers of nota will appear froc day to day In the. popular norn musicales. No admlMslon fea la charged. ' M 11 t! a a n a R H N B a n a B B 0 H B B B H H i - B B B B fi B B BHDBBIOBBIIDBIIBOBIIBB1 B a B is i ;B IB a B a Frl4y in Basemep'; American Lady Corwts Low bust and medium length hip, in gray. An ideal house corset, $2.00 values, 29 C I1 A Treat That Doeon't Cost a Cent Bsi Mma When you've tired of shopping., when the mind wants recreation, then step Into our PERFECTLY appointed Phonograph Parlors and ask: to have any record played for you. HEAR what the master minds of the world are bringing forth. Hear the "Victor." Hear the "Edison." 0 1 i i 1W II III "' CO ne lxtlip.i Home .lournal rsttr-rn with copy of the New Spring, lfll Style Poi soc 9 O'clock Sale Friday Ladies' Coats and Suits Friday morning at D o'clock, we will place on sale about 75 garments, including London Polo Coats, Long Heavy Mixture Coats and Mixed Tailored Suits, PH Cfi the balance of our $25.00 lines, at VlwU .(NONE SOLD BEFORE 9 O'CLOCK.) II B a B a a B B B B B Big Vaist Sale Choice of our entire stock of .Lingerie, Tailored Linen, . plain and plaid silk, and those choice silk Jersey Waists, Fri day at HALF PRICK " Lonj Kimonos Keduced Kridny, we offer your unrestricted chc lo of all oiir long Kimonos. They are grouped Into two hie lots. Outing I'liinnel and Kleeced Kimonos, worth to $2.5 at. ench 91.US All Vleeccd Kimonos, worth to 14.1)0, Friday, at 2.80 $3 and J 3.50 Ladies' Shoes, $1.98 AM) KACH PAIR WILL PK PKRFKCTLY FITTKI) Such a remarkable Shoe Sale has never before been heard of anywhere In the country. These Shoes are positively the best $3 and $3.50 Shoes we sell, each pair having the "Bennett Co.'s" name stamped on the Inside. They include our fine line of Vel vets. Suedes, Dull leathers and Patent Colt. Every pair has been reduced for a big, quick stock reduc tion sale, one price, all day Friday, pair . .SI. 08 Every pair wlll.be carefully fitted, the same care given as though it was a se lection at regular prices. This is no "Odds and Ends" or "Few of a Kind" Sale. All clean, new, snappy shoes, In all this season styles, reduced merely to clean out stocks and make room for new goods. COMF. EARLY FRIDAY. Friday is Silk Bargain Day 5,000 yards of beautiful fancy Spring Silks, In nearly every color , and weave that this season's styles will demand, placed on sale Bargain Friday, at strikingly low prices. You'll find 44-inch Silk Poplins, 27-lnch Fancy Messalines, 36 inch Black Silks, and 24-inch Silk Poplins and Foulard Silks, all in a wonderful variety, of the sheerest quality. ORIGINALLY 89c AND $1.50 VALUES FRIDAY, AT 49c AND 69c BIG R.KMXANT SALE FRIDAY" Any length we have in linings or Wash Goods, of fabrics that sell regularly at 25c and 35c Sateen, Ginghams of all kinds, kimono Crepes, either light or dark, all go Friday, at, per yard B 0 E B D B fl B! B B a a B B a B H B B B B 150 BOOKS OF FICTION These come from Bennett's Fiction Library, all been used, but are in good condition. Friday, quick sale, at . 9c 10 Eig Friday Bar gains, AH on the lilain Fioor KSAb aaoa ztbm CAJtzruzx.Y 2,000 Itevinants of iimbrolderlea of evek width; also lace and net reinnHhfs Friday at lens than half -rjrioa.' j 27 IneM Wwisa Embroidery Flouncing-. 06 ones, at. yard 85o 18-lnchiHwlss Kmbroldery Flouno citiK, B5e ones, at, yard ISO Ladlea Black Thread (Silk Hoi, ,76o value, for 39c 1 lot of Kid Gloves, mostly anmll sixes, at, a pair 8Sa 1 lot of Buttsnbei'K Scarf, 18xf.o, 1.00 values, for 690 1 lot of Neckwear values to 3S for, each lOo Full size Hair Nets, all colors, st, each 80 Ladies' Pure Linen Initial Hand kerchiefs 10c and 12 Ho ones, Co Embroideries In Cambric and Kwlsiv 10c and 12c values, at, per yard I So Friday, Linens and White Goods Will lte Reduced; 70 Inch I'nbleached Table DaniRKk, 40c klndH, yard 39o Full size Hemmed Bedspreads, ex tra weight, at, each 980 New White (Snorts in checks, fix. ures and stripes. In different " sizes and shades, Friday, at, u'" yard lOo B Karly February Redding Saje: Pillow Cases, that reicularly sell at $l.r0 a pair, Friday, each .500 Oil tins; Flannels In dainty shiuies and patterns, 10c quality, Friday at, per yard SViO 9x4 Bleached Sheeting, extra good quality, nriKirinlly XOc kind, (10 yard purchase limit!, yard . 85o A Few Hardware Bar gains for Friday: TSe Blue anil White Imported High Grade Mixing Bowls, S quart size, at, each 390 50c .Sauce Pane, same ware, 4 qt. Size, special, at 99o S6c can Plymouth Floor Wax, BOO Corsets that Are Really Fine Values Wa fonnd a few medium high bust and long akirt models, In coutil only that should have been added to our January clean up sales. Fri lay they are special values at 89c 0 B B a is a a & n IB , in Bcnnctts Big Grocery is a Big Money Saving Store Bennett Capitol Flour, sack . .UO Bennett' Beat Coffee, pound . ...35o Bennett' F.est Coffae, 3 lbs 900 8Sc grade Teaa, assorted, lb. ,...680 (8o grade Teaa, assorted, lb 48o Tea (liftings, pound ...180 20 poundn Uranulated Hugar . ...fl.00 B. C, Baking Powder, 6 lb. can $1.00 and 100 stamps. Snider' Tomatoe Soup. 1 cans ..850 Tea Garden Hplced.Flga. Jar SOo Another Big Butter and Egg Sale Others may tell about auch Bales, but Bennett'a Capitol llutter la far ahead of all other butters, both from the quality and taste standpoint. Our Eggs also come direct from the country. jenntt's Capitol Creamery Butter, pound brick, full weight; special Fri day 870 Fresh Country Kggs, Just In, extra fine dozen, Friday .....830 Peanut Butter, t Jars for 800 and 10 stamps. Boneless Herring, two jars for ..300 and 10 stampa. Takhoma Biscuit, 2 packagea for lOo and 10 stamps. B. C. Pure Maple Syrup, H gallon can for BOo Fould'a Macaroni, packages ,,..850 Olllett'a Mustard, Jar lOo Preserved Ginger, Vi pound box ..860 Mother's Tomatoes, 3 10c cans for 860 U H a B 13' dj B n b Hi B' B B B B k B B H B B B a B a B B B H B 1 'KSSS33 In our New Department in Pompeian Room. BRANDEIS STORES any Saving Opporiuniti You'll Find You Can't 05 Friday) Match tho Quality at the Prices. PI II! Every Item Means a Neat Pric Saving to the Purchaser. DIG SALE OF REL71NAHTS IN THE DOMESTIC ROOM FRIDAY IRC TKRCALF-H 3 Inches wide, long mill ends, assortment Fri day, at, per yard 10 12HC I'KHCALKS 3 2 Inches wide, In mill lengths, at. per yard 7 SIMPSON'S PKIXT8 Black, whites, blues and greys, regular (lc values, at, per yard , 4J STAXPAKI FANCY PRINTS Good assortment, at per yard 3Wf DHFSS axtiHAM Good long lengths, regular 10c Quality, Fridsy, at, per yard 7 WIUTK GK)IS SwIshcs and Batistes, in checks, stripes and fig ures, values up to 19c, at. per yard f .' . .10 eo INCH VNIlLKACHEl TAHLK IAMASK Kxtm heavy, assort ed patterns, 19 cent values, at, ir yard .'SOs fl.lO SHKKTS 72x90, In Friday's Sale, at, each 38 15C PILLOW SLIPS 42x36 size, on sals at, each 10 (MOI HFAVV VNHLKACHKI) Ml SLIN rcr yard 5 HKMNANTS OF TAHLK UN FN At per yard 39 49 and S5 Hero's Four Matchless Silk Bargains Thousands of Silk Remn ants, Pongees, Messalines, 1' o p 1 i n s, Taffetas, Jae quard Fancies, Persian Silks, etc., worth to 75c, Friday, at 25c 69c All Silk Messalines, in 25 different colors, nice, firm quality 48c Natural Color Rough Pon gees. Several different shades, 50c yard quality, nt, yard 29e Yard Wide Black Silks, Teau de Soie, Taffetas and Moires, at, yard . . . .89c Kegular $1.U5 qualities. Ono EYloro Day of Omaha's Greatest Embroidery Salo "The best ever." "Never saw such excellent bargains ia fine embroideries before," and many "kindred remarks were heard on every hand, from the time we first displayed these marvelous embroidery bargains for Thursday. We're Going to Beat Thursday's Bargains Friday. EMBROIDERIES That sell regularly at 5c to $7 yard, on sale, prices, yard 3VaC to $4.50sJ 111 Tri i s 11 n a i a 11 vvrUAi.- ail "n : vi ic T All jvinas, All otyies, aii wiuuis, aii rnt;es rvcry ouev ing a splendid bargain that you must see to appreciate. Supply your wants now. COME EARLY. Friday Drapery Bargains 12V4c White Swiss, yard 9 18c Casement Cloth, at yard 12 Ht 25c Reversible Scrim, at per yard 17 25c Bungalow Nets, at per yard 12 $1.60 Curtain, double Thread, Per pair 98 $3.50 Lace Curtains, at, per Pair $1.95 $5.00 Tapestry Portieres, at, each 83.50 $4.00 Couch Covers, at $2.50 Drapery Iept., 8d Floor. Vied Dress Gccds About Hall Serges, Panamas, Novel ty Suitings, Fancy Stripes etc., splendid assortment of weaves and colors. Remnants IV2 to 6 yard lengths, regular values to $2.50 yard to close, Friday at prices from . 49c to 98c rcr yard. In the Domestic .corn Suit Department LA INKS SHIRT WAISTS Values to $2.60, big assortment for se lection, at, each 50 As Displayed in Our Douglas Ntrcet Window. Inilies' Winter Coats Values to $15.00, choice, at ..$4.05 Cravenette Rain Coats Values to $7.50, choice, at ..$2.50 $1.30 House Ih-esses At, each 98 Outing Flannel Underskirts 75c values, at, each ....30 Ladies' Tailored Suits; Values to $12.60, choice $0.05 Wool Dress Kkirts Values to $7.50. at, $3.08 and $2.08 $1.25 Underskirts At, each (J9 Children's Toque Caps Values to 75c, at, each .. 25 CHILDRKN'S WASH DRKSSKS Sizes 6 to 14 years, special values, at, each $1.25 08 and GO READ THIS Then Stop and Think What You Save by Trading at HAYDEN'S FOR GROCERIES 21 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar for 48 lb. sack tiest High latent Flour for l-30 10 bars Diamond C or Beat 'Km All Ho hp, for 26c 10 lbs. Hent Rolled Breakfast Oat meal for 2ac 6 lbs. Good Japn Hlce l!o 16c pkit. Clolden Hod Macaroni for 10c 5 baia Ivory Boa.11, for 19c Uromange Ion. Jellycon, or Jelly, at, per package 7 He 10 Its. Hext White, or Yellow Corn meal, f'r 16 o Crape Nuts, per package 10c Corn FlakeH, package tic Fancy Cooking Figs, lb 7 Ho Fancy aasorted Cookies, lb lOo The best 8oda or Oyster Crackers, at, per pound ....7 too The best Crisp Prer-els, lb oa BUTTKK AND KUUS ARE STIL.L. DOWN. Fancy No. 1 Country Creamery Butter, per lb 26o Fancy No. 1 Dairy Butter, per lb..23o Fancy ivo. 1 uairy jtou nuusr, per pound Good Country Butter, per lb. , .22toe lso The best strictly fresh Kggs, noth ing finer for fOc doy.en, our pilre 2.1o BIO HIUUL,ANI) NAVKl. UltANUU KALE. Nothing healthier to eat, and cheap er than applea. A special car for Thursday. 112 size, per dozen 20a 12b size, per dozen 25a 160-176 size, per dozen 20a 200 size, 1 er dozen 16a HAYDKN'K KltKHH VF.GF.TARI.K I'RICKM IH THK TALK OF OMAHA. 1 lb. Boxes Fresh Mushrooms. . . . 25a Fancy Wax, or Ureen Beans, par pound lOo I Bunches Fresh Hothouse Rad ishes Jo 1 heads fr-sh Lettuce 6o t Large Bunches Fresh Beets, Carrots, Turmpa or Hhallota for.lOo Frevh Kplnach, per peek 2 On Lare Cucumbers, earn 7 to" 2 Bunchea Fresh I'arsley fo Fresh Cabbage, per lb Itoc Fanry Jersey Hweet I'olatnea, lb. 2 to" Fancy Green Peppers, 3 for loo Kutulms-Hs. HeetK. Turntns. Car rots, or Parsnips, per lb Itoc DOM'T FORGET TRY I1AYDEDS' FIRST PAYO j .BJSBBaBBBBSSBBBBBJSBBSBBBBBBBSSBBBBBBSSSSBBBBBBS SF V J in n p)rr i) i. 0 cr-a U Special Low Prices on and Lap Robes STEEL BRIDGE AT ASHLAND Vmpmmr a Oralaa to Ualld Strac Utt Whlrk Ulll Shurlea Ii Uim t Ltaewla. A steel bridge Is to be built across the Platte river at Ashland to give that thriv ing town cloarr communication with Omaha. A stock company la being lormed to butid an ensuring structure which will also shorten tha distance to a considerable ex tent between Omaha and Lincoln. While moat of the money has been raised, a committee consisting of Hugo Wlggen horn. president of the Farmers and Mer chants bank; Senator Alex Laverty and Randall at. Brown, pre.nirui of the Na tional Bank of Ashland, will soon vlait Omaha and Uncoln to Interest a little additional capital In the enterprise. The announcement of the bridge strikes a popu lar chord with automobile users who have been blocked from going In a direct line to Lincoln because of the lack of a bridge. It is expected the bridge will pay a sub stantial Interest on the Investment and it will be built of steel and high and strong enough to with.iland the Ire gorges of the Platte. A Good 1 Inch Harness w ith Breeching: A Good 1 '4 inch Concord Harness A 12 Inch Sweat Pad : Any Size. Hame Staples and Clips dozen 26c Curry Comb Blankets; i i S30.00; oo 25c 25c 15c M9 ENGRAVED STATIONERY WEDDING INVITATIONS. ANNOUNCEMENTS VISITING CARDS All correct forms in currenl social usage engraved In the best manner and punctuail delivered when premised. EMBOSSED MONOGRAM STATIONERY and other work executed at prices lower than usuall prevail elsewhere. Wl.tn buying cough ntediclni for children bear in mind that Chamberlain's Cough KcmeOy la most effectual for colds, coup and whooping cough and that It ontaiua no harmful druga. For sale by ail Sealvra. Hap en's Harness asement A. I. ROOT, Incorporated 1210-1212 HOWARD ST. on rxoaTssi Dong. 1804 A-1603 ,1 Dept COMPARE FOR YOURSELF. Measure The Dee against other local pavers 4" 4 respect O qUUlliy U3 well uo iuunnty ji ninety news and interesting articles from day to day and TheBee's superiority will be demonstrated