Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 24, 1901, Page 12

fhare Feeling of Western Orand Army Members in Denver's Defeat, LOSS OF REVENUE WILL BE CONSIDERABLE Low R ed Upon Wonld Have Produced Much Profit Because of Large Nomber of People Han- dled=Rates to Clevelan Hsar ocure Local passenger officials are much pointed in the failure of Denver to the next annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. This disap ment {s accompanied by some spirited ing of the pecullar tactics enployed by the executive committee of the Grand Army. At tne matter of location of the encampment was first taken up the claims of Denver were viewed with seeming favor the given that condition precedent to ita designation place for the assem bly would be securing of satisfactory raliroad rates All of the western railroads agreed upon & rate of 1 cent per mile and the announce ment of this agreemens was considered the only thing necessary 1o clinch the encamp ment for Denver. The action of the com mittoe, therefore, in ignoring Denver's claims and designating Cleveland as city where the next encampment will held was entirely unexpected Loeal R The roads having ¢ ver—the Unfon Pacific Island, Missourl Pacific the ones which will be most loss of business owing to the removal the encampment entirely out of territory They would have been certain f getting a long haul on a large share of the business, and the higher rate they will get on the business carried on the way to Cleveland will not nearly make up the loss in revenue This action of the Grand committes is certainly very A prominent passenger rates offered by th identical with the request made by the com mittee, and it was presumed that the adop tion of these rates was the only thing nec- essary to insure the encampment for Den ver. What is especlally significant In the matter 1& that Cleveland was selected with absolutely surances being given by the rallroads of reduced rates. Of it was a certainty that the precedent of grant ing some reductions for a big meeting of this kind would be followed out, but it is doubtful it the eastern roads are as liberal a8 the western lines proposed to be. The lowest rate that will now be made for the encampment from western territory will be one fare for the round trip ne will ad vocate the adoption of a rate of one fare plus $2 for the round trip, and others will contend that the proper rate for the occa #lon would be a fare and a third for the | round trip. The probabilities are, however that the one-farc rate will be adopted 100, because and impression was the only a8 the the ds Concerned. Den Burlington, Rock and Santa Fe—are affected In the of rect routes to Army executive pecullar official western sald The roads were course, Mileage Rate Reduced. After Fetruary 1 truvelers on the ton's line from Edgemont, 8. D., through Wyoming and Montana as far as Billings will save 1 cent per mile for the entire dis tance covered. This will be possible by reason of a reduction in the mileage rat from 5 cents to 4 cents in Wyoming Montana. At the present time the Burling ton's Wyoming lines, with the exception of the main line to Billings, carry a mileage tarlft of 4 cents, and the reduction on the Billings 1ne 18 in order to avold discrimina- ton. Former justification has been given the increased mileage rate on the Billing line by reason of the limited traffic and the large operating expenses, but with the con- stantly increasing business that is now be- ing enjoyed, officials of the road have termined that the reduction in the mileage rate can be accomplished without crippling the effectiveness of the service and at the same time prove of great financlal benefit tq the travelers who frequently use that part of the system affected by the decreased Burling ade n Car Famine, In anticipation of increased business dur- ing the comlng spring and summer Omaha rallroads are rushing work in the line of new equipment, and it is the expectation of all the trafc officlals to do aw car famine or loss of business on account of inadequate facilities during the coming year. The Burlington Is constructing forty new locomotives In its own shops and nearly 1,000 cars, principally freight, and a large number of passenger coaches are being bullt, both by the company and on outside contracts. The Wabash has placed an order for fifty frelght locomotives, and the Rock Island 1s now having an order filled for Mty-three heavy freight engines. The Mil- waukes 18 bullding refrigerator cars in its own shops Low Californin Rates, 1n harmony with an agreement reached at the meetiug of the Transcontinental ¥ serger assoclation held last week in New Orleans announcement has been made of low rates for settlers' excursions to Cali fornia during February, March and April A rate of will be effective from the Missouri river to Callfornia points, will be $15 lower than the usual tarif. rates will apply over all routes from Missouri river to California and tickets will be on sale each Tuesday during the three mouths that the rates are effective. w The tie Mait SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23.—The Call says: F. F. Connor, representative of the Panama Railroad company in this eity, on belng asked what course his people would | take to offset the redu rubber, etc., lately Mail Steamship company, competition would be met Mall comrany's agents in Guatemala and Salvador are offering to forward coffec shipments for Hamburg, by way of this city, for $12. half the form; ed rates made by the stated that all The Pacific on col Pacific Rallway General P of the Un Coke Ale Produce Shippers from Loulsville. Gen 1 Manager 1 ific I8 confined to his home ttack of the grip. Stone-Burner, superinten; rtation of the Omaha & St ity from Stanberry H. J. Rurg neral westorn agent of the Cleve d, Cinelnnati & St. Louls, s visitor in the Kansas City Husiness on the Northwestern was better Auring the month of December than 1t wis for the corresponding month a year ag s earnings for last December were $2.205.084, an Increase over the month of December, 159, of $1,146. The Popular Buffalo Route this summer on account of the 1901 Pan- American Exposition will be the Nickel Plate Road. Countless thousands will visit his ome of tho greatest expositions of modern times. The Nickel Plate Road will be the popular line. The excellence of its service Is well recognized by the traveling,public, and the reputation of its train employes fn their uniform courtesy to passengers is well known. When you g0 East see that your tickets read via the Nickel Plate Road. Write, wire, ‘phone or call on John Y. ahan, General Agent 111 Adamas street, Chicago, 11! ersonnls. Agent . L. Lom s has gone to”Chicago general manager of (he Despateh, 18 a visitor 't the with Dickingon a slight We .3, transy 15 In it of ouis, fraight hicago ¢ trom Anniversary of birth of Robert Burns Clan Gordon No. 63, Order of Scottish Clans, concert and ball Friday evening in Crelghton ball, Tickets 50¢ each. { with any | which | 50 per ton, which is practically one- | | Colorado city the | | with mining facilities ten times as western | Mas Seecn ot Opportanity of to te OMAHA an the t t t T ess import, which, at the beginning of he of the century, present themselves t the trade more «spec Black and ese men of Omaha opening northwest the fally that Hills carries with ordinarily gl ent opening of the n from h Dakota menace to Omaba in favor of which be re leveld mining fields of th which means more greater weight than redit for. The re line of raliway Denver s a ought not wonderful looked, and the ments In mining nt and methods discoveries during th the Black that Colorado Cripple felds men Hills, together tal Is going fr these 15 a matter to wh ought give 1 and careful attention While the Black Hills third on the Americ producers, it | threo years more lead nd first on perfecting of the cyanide ing low-grad this condition o1 things, and plants are n every which until quite recently new method at deposit the fact or and Creek to cor ly new bustness to mines now sta ©O question of two they will be list T of n o 0 continent a and st the ores Is rapidly bringing o already n RoIng up Mrection. O arc now being worked by t splendid profit The fact is that the north Black Hills literally stuffed i low at a very estimate, n the new hardly sufficc tract the als from the halt a conservatly will me century preciou o min great those at work and in process of completi at the beginning of this, its first this applies only to the ores now in This wonderful field only prospecied and practically und Most of the mine owners have been and still poor m velop their to do their work simply “'gopher-holl surface of thelr claime, uncovering where low-grade ores of not sufficient val ht partia elone ar, n, who. with no money properties, have been from conte year on t ever assessment vear by | to ship by rail or pay the expense of treg | source | wood | ‘Notice to Druggists| ing by the smelters of Oma Kansas City since and perfecting of the cyanide men are finding means to their surfaco but making the expense of sinking to the on, the quartzite beneath This rich field can he brought into tou nd sympathy with Omaha as a market u of supply only by the energes action of Omaba business men, and « merchants should be satisfied merely sending their traveling men to 1 and Lead City and _familiarize mselves with ditlons there and to the Black H1 people that Omaha s anxious for the clos relationship and warmest friendship. Denver discove th wo But now the process, not only ores richer o na w son th show XX THIS MAN IS A SURE WINNER | he was sent on his way r obn Davis Hent Finds n Stot chin € How Ma- John Davis, better friends and enemies under arrest on the slot machine rele Kk pping t house where loon, Thirtie The report of known in his « Apple J charge of t in the liquor Tom Hart's street and Ames avenue pilfering was made to the police Tuesd and that night Detectives Drummy a Mitchell decided that Davis was entitled arrest and more particular During Monday night porter, someone broke t glass from the front window of the saloon, thus securing an entrance. The Intrud picked out a popular 5-cent machine, fore open the drawer and extracted therefr nickels, thiet also replenished % by his personal sta of cigs picking up seventy-five loc ones from the bar. When was rested many nickels were in pockets. Davis found G Dorado is repa on the Nome City Beach, laska. Tho sands of people are hastening there, ma of whom return broken in health. Of wh avall is gold when health fs gone? Gua vour health with the hest of all medicin Hostetter's Stomach Bitters late the bowels, stir up the liver, the kidneys and abrolutely gestion, ccnstipation, malarla, fever. It's a good mediclin hand ted to ate cure in chills to keep e Sure to Rem ber that th Route this summer will be the Nickel Pl Road, the shortest line betw Chl and intermediate points and Buffalo excess fare less Trio of fast express trains and Ame can club o , ranging in price from cents to $1.00 are served in all its dini cars. Palatial through vestibuled sl il cars, and modern coaches with u formed colored porters in attendane the wants of passengers. The acm comfort equipment found on the Plate Road. Write, wire, 'phone on John Y. Calahan, General Agent, Adaws, street, Chicago, 111 Atten Red W Brother Martin McKenna of Yahnundah, tribe No. died January 1501, at Joseph's hospital Remains to be sent Fort Dodge, la., January 1601 AllL ¥ Men requested to meet at Dodder's third and Cumin t 6 p. m, Janua E. €. WOLCOTT he M Complete Rallway is the fancus Pennsylvania Limited, leaves Chicago daily at 5:30 p. m Pennsyly short Lines for Pittshu Philadelphia And New York Interested write H. R. Dering. AL, 248 South Clark stre 24, of R wh nia 1t A I CONNELLY 1901 Pinetat oot Mrs. Iidward MeGrath, pcond street, South Om ning at N:40 from St. Br ment, Holy Sepulchre cemeter N—Phillp, Januury 21, at Port Tex. Funeral Fridiy after: fock from family residence Twelfth street. Interment at Springw cemetery. Friends invited stdence In BOIS thur We bog to Inform the ade, (b retail and wholesale), ¢ and other western states—that we are 1 in position to Mulford's Smallp Vacelne on Ivory points, or In glass tube at the lowest market price. WRIT TELEGRAPH your orders to US OUR DISCOUNT TO YOU will factory Vaccine not sold may be EXCHANG or RETURNED FOR CREDIT any within 3 days after date of purchase store fs located just oppposite the n postoffice, and we can guarantee that V cino ordered of us will be mailed or pressed within twenty (20) minutes recelving order Orders from PHY PITA or PUBLIC INSTIT giv prompt attention PRICES drug tr Towa supply 101 TI0 and NS, HO! will 1 SATISFAC Sharman & McConnell Drug Go and Dodge St., Omah in the onsidered | and, them p they should go in per investigation. | having a value of about $15. T his | It will regu invigor and popular Pan-American Exposition | money in the banks ia charged on any of its Peer- | ri- Twent over | | Nebraska and THE OMAHA DAILY ) ——— RAILWAY MEN DISAPPOINTED LOOKING To_ BLACK HILLS| BARRED FROM THE CAURCHES | .. sovron Wrun: sre: re e Police Issua Unique Ultimatam to "‘Btutter- ing Jim" Bmith, he tor the sl PECUL'AR GRAFT OF A COLORED MAN “Stattering Jim' i3 Accused of Ming- ling Theft and Worship fin n Most Resourceful Manner. e it the| “Now, Jim, stay away from church," was the admonition with whieh Sergeant Whalen ent Jim mith, otherwise known as “Stut Jim from the city jail yes Tha | tering erday The officer's famillarity with Jim's prone ness to plek up a fellow worshiper's pock- ethook or other portables put aside by some woman in the same seat prompted this bit of Jim is frequently at church, but | his thoughts do not follow the sermon. ad | an inimitable manner of speech 1. | He u negro, using the dialect of the south, while, added to this, he stutters and in forming his words makes so many motions with lips that one has to guess at half he He Is well known to police, however, and his name has been added to that growing list of men who are forbidden to “Iight” In Omaha He answered Serge and with all of the black face could assume faithfully never serting away h om | m ich | m by advice Jim ha 1se he at ot | the ant effusive honesty his He promised to go to church again, in- a disertation on ministers and People In geners He maintatned bey made promises to give him money help him life's rugged road, but when he called at thefr residences for the cash they would cut the amount down one. half. One man had touched a soft spot in his hicart, probably as black as his face, for he had contributed “a round dollar. Waorks the « en. ullar trick within a few city of x nes to o'er jon | nd Iy q. | are 1o nt which the police hours after he He hunts up a church service In prokress, spots a has laid aside her fur collar, one who has placed a fat-looking on by her side. Jim then Irops into a pew within reach of the woman who he anticipates as a vietim and assumes t devout and worshipful attitude. He lingers until 2 moment arrives in which the woman's mind appears to be abstracted from her immediate surroundings. In that same moment Jim's fingers contract about the coveted purse and he glides out the bor Whenever complaint of such a theft reaches the police a search s made for ur | “Stuttering Jim.” He has served one term Ith | in the penitentiary for just such a Job and 1 many others have been traced to him. Three Jim bhad been residing in the city’'s detention house for criminals. He pleked up on the street with an unusual of cash In his pockets for a man with no visible means of support, the total | being about $3. Yesterday, as no complaint of a theft in Jim's line had been reported olcing Jim has n pe he turns rives in th wher wo there is he an who y- | ette, or at- | d or ry purse seat ork | ay res | uch | nd | tic days n s est wa amount «w | MALADY STRIKES THE CATTLE :1 Tay 3 Suffer from i Stalk Dis- 18 he he th he lay nd . of ¢ son county, is one of the solid stockralsers in the city from the | netghborhood of Harvard. Mr. Nelson said that for the first time in twelve years the | cattle raisers of his neighborhood are losing | stock from the “corn stalk disease.” Ac- cording to his statement, this disease has been classified by the veterinarians und no remedy 5o 'far tried has proved ef- fective has been traced by the farmers to the corn stalks, the corn flelds of last year being the only ones affected. But all flelds do not affect the stock. While Mr. Nelson has lost sev- eral head of steers and bors have had | wiped out, othe although | in adjoining flelds When the discase first made its appear nee in Mr. Nelson's herd he thought diver- be | sified feed would stop its ages, 80 he put | bis cattle a diet which included al- falfa hay, prairie hay and three varieties hat | of grain, still permitting them to run in the .miq Iks and to straw piles. The change in cs. | the fe Ay not y he | der ced | om he ek | ar their herds completely herds have been free from disease, feeding upon the stalks ou ny | the farmers have given up hope of discover- | ing a remedy for the disease. [ (Aside from the corn stalk disease, Mr. 1| Nelson says that Clay county farmers were on | never in so prosperous condition. farm | mortgages have heen released in a degree | never before known and in place of being | borrowers, the men who raise grain have The crops of last year | were excellent, wheat ylelding from twenty to twenty-five bushels per acre and corn from twenty-five to forty bushels. No |We sell as we advertise ng | —strictly for cash and at the i | quote. But there s one thing | do—credit_anyone. “Don’t have to, on | you buy goods of us, of ng prices we we Nickel | a 1t | i < » Celery Comp Wine of Carduf . Merce! ¥ ich nkham's Comp SCHAEFER “ W, g ur I’Rl(‘ " DRUGGIST Cor. 16th and Chicago St R D - ! el tessssscccsscesccssressssscssscssscssssrsseses th | W sa Plenwre to Wash when vour, washing Is made the uso of up-to-date ‘appliances Kitehen or laundry fitted up with pe elain ol Fim wash tub, with ' th litest Improved connections for hot and cold water, 18 one of the triumphs of ‘modern sanitary plumbing. We will fit up your luundry at i reasona ble cost, and wiil glve estimates fa builders’ at prices "beyond compett Free & Black, Phone 1049, 1806 Farnam. e e SOGB4 Uticure My asia” Sl wiats, 8 lllustrated book and advice free. Dr.B. J. Kuy, Saraioga, N. Yo 10X st or by A 18- ew LS * Dr. Kay s Uticure cures all Whalen promptly | the cattle feeding in | ome of his nelgh- | 1 produced no apparent results and | don't | s0 when | bring the cash with | {3150 and $2 black Hewmstitch Walst P + 3 + i + * . + . 3 . 3 + 4 . . . ‘ . + ' + ) + 4 i + ‘ 3 + + + BEE: THURS JANUARY 24, 1901, [ satd that the Motwag syndicats pald 8200 ar \ore, that the lands will be worked the bonefit of the steel concerns in which Morgan and Rockefeller are interested AL SALE | New Cha Laces AT 850 NEW 100 full pleces bought from the customs all clean, fresh goods Krounds, designs striped anteed § square 30 ew Dreas EtG.. on Bkle Tam LEARING SALE PRI IMPORTED CHALLIS AT 200 ot new imported challts light and many tly guar on sale on front bargain Al 3 rrow ES WE BOUGHT Pianos Cheap SO SHALL YOu. dnrk all ot quality yard French fla plain colors, polka #igns, on sale at vard $1.25 DRESS GOOD Fifty pieces of new dress goods wide, Angeable velours and \lso tans, modes and drabs latest spring fabrics, including storm scrges, blues all on bargain square at e vd. | SILKS AT 45C YARD. In order to clear out all of our $1.26 taffeta silks, In plains brocades and fa in 10 yards, walst patterns, tri % Hnings, on bargain square at 4% yard $1.25 KID GLOVES, 2iC PAIR 1,000 pairs ot Indies’ kid gloves, in black and all colors, broken worth up to $1.25, go at 25c pair. | 1,000 bolts of torchon lace and insertion, in extra fine quality, all widths, worth up to 20c, go at 3150 and G yard Ladles' fast ~black, full seamless, fine RAUR® hose, go at be pair. BIg lots of all kinds of handkerchiefs in | plain white and fancy border, lace | and embroidery edged, worth up to 20c cach on gale in lots at 1c, 2%c and Gc each | | Many styles of pure linen handkerchiefs all widths of hems, hemstitched, also la and embr trimmed . RO At 10c and each | N. B.—-Our great golng on them stri all wool the 7ie quality de fots and other now Two pl the o manufacturers in town both called on ler, anxious in o platn are all the g-yard wid and black | $1.00 at ame . time moller & Muel and got the cash—both of them accepted Schmoller & Mueller's proposition on 15 carloads of p! anos for &pot cash #0c on the dollar. We wiil not quote any prices on this lot, but guarantee to save you from $100 to $150 on every piano. Our | ell cheviots p t che gths from and ks to and ! platds sizes, of the world- renowned STEGER, line consists STEINWAY, EMERSON, STECK, VOSE,B. A. CHASE, IVERS & POND, PACKARD and The Beautiful Singer Pianos. to this recelve colored worth gard will Correspondence in gtoat aving tmmediate atitention. Schmoller & Muslier The 0id Reliable Piano House, 1313 Farnam Street, Omaha. 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Lelephone 1625, January linen sale now money -s BOSTON STORE, OMAIA Brandefs & Sons, Proprietors of Conl Y P, have 3t nxe Jan Vork I Miles along the ]50 Columbia River ——— by daylight . .. wa Union Pacific “The Overland Route.” Lan, Mor purchis i PITTSHI R Co. Now acte ¢ |@eesssesscrecccscocecocene Dentistry Our dental work 1s done to give comfort. We keep good teeth good and the bad ones. you improve inless extracting. Vitalized A Teeth “The Chic;;o-poflland Special” For Oregon and North Pacific Coast Demm "'$5.00 up Taft's Philadelphia Dental Rooms 17 Douglas ¢ Only Two quhm from Missouri River to Portland. - The Best Trach. The Best Equipment. The Best Bervice. The Best Trains. B ey} Ordinary (Courist) Cars Rum Every Day. New City Thelet O 1324 Fariam, Phone 316 Unlon Passenger Station Phone HAY DEN: Silk Business We do the Always showing something new, always something special to interest you—that is why the big silk department is always crowded, We are already showing more new spring silk than you will see in all other stores in Omaha during the entire season, Big Bargains Bring Big Crowds. 100 bolts black sale at .. 100 bolts best spring styl $1.00 Black Ts Fine grade Taffeta Silks, all colors and black, the bargain on record, at only . | THESE LIVELY SILK SPECIALS MAKE Thousands of remnant i THINGS HUM Silks and Velvets, all feta 19-inches wide, ¥ 180 1k worth, nd 2 all go AW T'OULARD DRESS SILKS of different style made by Cheney Bros on sale 4 e, $1.00, $1.25, $1.5 NEW WAl all kinds, go on sale at once NEW DRFSS SILKS, Grenadives, at Fead t the Econcm Ak Peau De Sole, all silk, on| ors only $2.00 yard wid new i Panne 3 at $1.00 on sale $1.00 | colors and black $1.25 wide, | $1.00 le black Velvet A Taffeta corded Wash Silks, all at only frota 0 black at only black inches wid Peau De Soie, 27-inches wide taffeta $ 41-Inche; inches biggest o Grenadine wide $1.98 BARGAIN ROOM all kinds colors for every $1.00, $1.25, $1.40 at hundreds SILKS IN ECONOMY ot | 69c Black _on sale ¢ Black Gro G on sale at atsinh 69c colored Poplin Silks, on sale at.. 7ac fancy stripe Waist Silk, on sale. All colors in China Silk at only | 75¢ black China, 24-inches wide, only $£1.00 biack Chiea, 36-Inchies wide, only ain, 19-inches wide N New Skirt Silks, al opening price 1o great on groceries, and In Bargain Room co Pleater on 2 36-inches wide to le, only | $2.00 Skinner's Satins, HAYDEN BROS. “Choose that which is make it most agreeable.”’ SHERIDAN COAL Il'\l!n-l best and custom will —Choose wot We have hard coal, | and you will wonder how you ever along without it | also, Tel. 127. best coal mined in Wyoming. VICTOR WHITE, 1605 Farnam St. . THE bMOKERb PREFER ot ME’RCANTILE PROFIT 1S ADDED TO THE QUALITY UNIN MADE | BECAUSE THE JOBBERS' R RICE M, C. CO., MANCFACTURERS, ST, LOULS, MO, Made of b wearing quality of this shoe to give perfeet satisfaction y AA to B, regular £3.50 values, for an) Men’s Box Calf Shoes ither Tined, Ie siz Men’s Goodyear welt, dow on Men’'s Soee IS y 08 b Cise st style to regular & A True Philosopher I« too philosophical to bother about philogo phiy is damp, Good * Is the most \ The best thing for one to do just now look after the proper dressing for the cold and vintery weather before us. Substantial Footwear impo Nebraska she tion Nness sold You can bring for ser buy a pair of Women’s Welt Shoes )] dur regular $ Enamel Shoes— at FParnam str regular $1.00 values, A WIR quality of kid or box calf medium and heavy soles 300 values, for s Box Calf or Vici Shoes neat 15th street ble, « THAT LIl Jlebrasha C CLOTHES FOR MEN <%2 wOMEN sc fine w 10¢ fine w 12 $1.00 $1.5 6c all line 10c L Se Glass e Huck Great Sale ide Do Dometts 0 all wool Skirts yard wide Sheeting n Crash .. nen Crash Doylies Tow Bath Towels at 4c Regular prices 1214 Zie Table 23c Turke aln § 0il Cloth ¥ Red im at netts { 9¢ fancy Outing Flannels at . 15c light and dark Outing Flannels at and e, 18¢ Table Damask, ¢ Elderdown Remnants . 10¢ 36-Inc 150 36-inc 15e to New The wide, 20c, at 16 the 10-4 w o spools Belding Bros | Elegant Hair Pin; Hest qua) 100 best T Fine Curl wor h Per: h Mills wide, wor! th 15¢ wide ity Plns ling Irons Wide Shecting on th at 140 the 9-4 wid worth in horn broidery Silk, 1 dozen Kid Curlers Best Croc 1 dozen } | 10c Embroidery i [10¢ fine Combs Best qual 10¢ Hundreds Th HAYDENs QNU Mfl}' SPI RADE MARK Stops ¢ When het Cord lat Pins ity Nurs of ursday 10¢ at o by Pereale Remnants ... « fine Flannelettes ndard Calocos . York 16 th at 1 worth at 22% ' Sk . dozen Pins ... Dress Stays, per set ..... and 1be kumh on and BEE BUILDING, OMAHA, NEB. Jus perspiration leading physiclans RE-! removes all bodily NO-M . in Bargain Room 1 wide , at dozen. ures H0 values, ot entrance for OWL AND ITS rtant item just woave shaped f viee, now, atisfac guaranteed for good- 2 nd 50 to this store we guarantee the *2.50 *2.00 *2.50 2,50 ITSELE 1l see win for Iress LOOKS AI'TE "I'T.1S ONES, I - HAYDENs HAYDENs \Tea and Coffee Specials \,; Cho 414 1qu 3y | ) 1 Wh | Hayden's Golden Rio Coffee only 35e, only Sun Drie only . Best Japan Rice 1-pound package I‘vr ection, {al fresh roasted Coffee only.. 2%¢ 16e ice Family Mocha and Java, worth Thursday only Tea, Thursday Japan Tea Basket Fired Japan Broakfast Taureday English Tea, 10 Grocery Specials jart cans Golden Eagle Syrup rckages Self Rising Pancake Flour ackages Washing Crystal ound can H;«Ir.uuv Powder akes Friend ole Carolina lllu-‘ per pmlud . Magnetic, { or Cellulold Starch ..... \\' ancy New the 6-4 worth pe Fin B | | Chol | Cou stri Full Cr Fan | New | New KKKK Norway Herring, very fat, (Great 22c Sale in| Bargain Room | Meat Qpeuals 1 California Hams . Ins Test Lard v Cu Bacon . Pickled Pork Pickled Pigs’ palls best Lard Fish Specials w Cliristiana imported Fish Salads, od Berliner Roll neless pund Anchovies, pound .. 51 “something Mops, pound ropound ........ 100 1addles, “Celebrated pound ..... Neal A1%e nan rand Butter, Cheese and Lragkcr Specials Separator Creamery ........ Roll Butte w12 to Prosh BREE -i%serssesoiiecd am Brick V'll'l"(' . Wisconsin foo § 22 16¢ 18¢ atry ctly oy | Young America FFull Crea | Can | S0 | Gra | ¥ro 2140 2%e | Lem adian Red Cloud v Crackers, fresh and erisp . aps ham end Oatm sted Creams non Creams . al € HAYDEN DO YOUR FEET PER- all tender and RE IN WINTER? RE-NO-MAY PINK POWDEKR ot only relleves, but positively eur of the feet feet. Endorsed Alseases and hands. awollen and pre AY WHITE POWDER It properly us A no dress shields are rouired PRICE 50 CENTS Sold by all d A. MAYER CO,, 316 Bee Building; Omaha, Neb. CONSULTATION FREE FROM orderivg by mail add BRists. cents for pos Teeth Troubles are generall caused through neglect Teeth reliet comes ation of our modern DENTISTRY. without through the ag teoth plates most natural, perfect and Huve stood the of years and proved their high quality, Our prices ased ug kat high quality, but are the lusting.