Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 26, 1901, Page 12

9 More Samples by Express from Our New York Buyer. samy HAYDEN Attend Grana Millinery Opening. at $18 and $25 made of guaranteed strapped seams, @& at $4.00, Women's autemobile coats, satin lined sughout, 42 inches, with high storm col rows of stitching all around bottom, collar and front trimmed with pearl buttone, hest all wool American mille in Omaha at $18, sale price 8| B0 fine le suits Women's box coats woo ke with guaranteed for wear Thursday's sale. lock. Adat you. Alter will be no In the nelghh 0 all marked and r Bale begins prom tiona el walting Wome Racturers to well Women's eths ln and other stylea, facket mous Givernands founce skirt, lined vet bound price 80 Women's sample for an oy, 1 anlespeople t on oat poms enlarged th he manu- lar §i Nort eton with the fa h the new and vel $15, sale made of very Kkersey $0.90 W new | sold ymen’s automobile coate, 42 inches long, Aiglon or storm collar, lined through- with Skinner's satin, trimmed with panne vely uffs, yoke and collar, sold in Omaha for $25, Thursday at $16.50. Women's silk skirts, trimmed with lace and velvet, sample from the best manu- facturer in New York, for only $4.95 Women's silk dress skirts, made of ex- cecilent quality taffeta, trimmed with bands stitched satin, percaline lined and velvet | bound, worth $12, for $7.50. Women's skirts, made of Givernand's taf | teta, tucked all over with 12 inch applique flounce, accordean pleated, drop skirt, | worth 820, for $12. XTRA SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY— ‘ 0. 1--Women's black taffeta walists, | made from Givernand's taffetas, worth $6, [at $2.08 No. manuf rice uble breasted, worth $13, Women's silk eton jackets, just \lrr y your choice, $4.05 No. Children's jackets, 4 to 14, made of excellent eloth nicely trimmed, silk- sewed, made o sell for $4,, Thursday's price §1.45. No. up to sale No. 5-Beautuful | hip seam, 4 worth table of wool price, 6oc. wool walsts at $3, $4, One walsts, blouse, Norfolk, made of fine pebble chev in blacks, blues, 6 and §7 Jackets lined with| No. 6200 taffetas, the new early fall trade flare or flounce skirt, llined with near ilk, $2.95 and $4.95. Worth double velvet or corduroy binding, made by the| No. 50 dozen ladies' wrappers, made manufacturer to sell at $22.50, sale price, from French percales and flannelettes, $12.50 worth $2, In Bargain Room Thursday- Each day we demonstrate to the people of Omaha that no other house in the west {s capable of giving such real bargaine as we No other house {s so well equipped to take advantage of merchandise at the right time and at the right price Newspaper advertising will amount to nothing it you do not give the stuff. Here are & few of the prices that make the other fellows say it is old stock, or bankrupt stock, or something clse, but we guarantes every article made this year. 25 CASES OF AEW PRINTS, DRESS GOODS, €impson's black and white and silve The most popular dress goods stock in grays, Pacific robes, Pacific Merrimac | onaha—nothing over 49c per yard. by | $1.60 nico novelties taken from our high 16 CASES OF IRCALES, stock, all wool granite, 7oc all Dark and 1ight colors, perfectly fast, black jacquards, popling, $1.00 20-yard lengths and will cut any quantity B9:18; ali: wedY, $LE0" ik ARd wod better goods than other house advertise to SEN oV0r. 1 000 diber. WikvEh REER be worth 25c per ya FLANN The cases of all kinds F Flannelettes, with bol gegular 15c goods, French Flannelette, Pive 36-in. tmported Flannelette, all the finest designs and colorings of the genuine French flannel—other houses say it is worth at 10c. Ught Atting, box and other styles fots, serges and venetians browns, castors and reds guarantoed Givernand women's sample jackets, for Adivided in two lots at At 98¢ $185,000 Stock a and sold at grade k( in . wool platds plaids trom our sale In t Black high grade stock and placed on » BARGAIN ROOM to close at 48, satin berber, black crepons, black rayes, $1.50 novelties, all wool German | , henrietta, and about 500 pleces of all wool and mixed novelties, worth up to $1.00 per vard, all will go at 39c. COMFORTS AND BLANKETS. $1.00 comforts . $1.25 comforts $150 comforts $1.00 blankets $1.25 blankets ... $1.50 blankets in er, for kimonas, and 28-In,, worth s e 27-8¢ unbleached, worth DOMESTICS AN Fine soft muslin Extra heavy L. L. e : 7ig¢ bleached munnn Remnants of 12%c Lonsdale 19 Towels 10c Towels 60 Towels CLOTHING, Men's $2.00 and $2.25 pants Men's $2.50 all wool pants . Boys' $5.00 sults Boys' $2.60 woolen sulits . Boys' §2.60 reefers 00 reefers $1.00 knee pants knee pants Boys' knee pants .... Special sale on men's and boys' corduroy ¢ pants Childr 16, 18, sizes 30, SILKS. 50 pleces of d0c and 49c silks . 60 pieces of $1.00 «ilks ... 50 pleces of $1.25 silks v 16 pleces of $1.50 silk flannel 100 pieces of velveteen, all worth G0c yard ... el § 25 pleces of extra heavy dress cordu roy, all the leading shades, worth and $1.00 yard ... colors, n's at camel hair 10c-—gizes 4, at 20c. The Loadmg Dms Gonds House ef the Wes We are showing more dress goods now than the atate of Our stock is always new and more and keep a Jarger stock than any other hou Just recelved new shades of the new SATI TWILL from Gera, Saxony. It Bas never been on the market hefore. It {s the heaviest, the finest finished. best looking goods tor the money that were ever placed on the Omaha market. It is made to sell for §2.00 per yard, but we will Introduce this new fall fabric at $1.50 for this week. Our high grade dress Koods department from &0c to $10.00 per yard WAISTINGS—Como in and sce a line of waistings—not such a line as you may find in any Iittle country store, but & complete line of shades in ench of the 104 different lines we carry. Embroldercd, from $2.25 to $10.00 per pattern: appliqued, from $2.60 to $12.50 per pattern. Hand embroidered, from $10.00 to $25.00 per patern. Ever known weave fn walstings by the yard, French flannels, printed cashmeres, fancy erepe de chines, fancy cords and backings, ete. ’ FOR POPULAR PRICED DRESS GOODS SEE OUR BARGAIN MEATS, CHEESE, FI AND FRUIT. Chipped dried beef, per pound 10¢ No. 1 sugar cured hams Fancy Dry salt pork crop, No. 1 lean sugar cured bacon . striet] Boneless rump corned heef ... crop, 1901, a 8-pound pails pure leaf lard.. Very good o Wisconsin pure cream cheese . New crop evaporated blackberries Wiksonsin bk chsesh New crop evaporated apricots, Jowa pure cream cheese . at No. 1 family mackerel . No. 1 fancy white fish . Brick codfish, per brick 'OBACC Btar plug chewlng tobacco, plug Horseshoo plug chewing tobacco, plug fe Fruit juice plug chewing tobaceo, per plug Newsboy plug chewing plug X Battlo Axe plug chewing tobacco, per plug Climax plug chewing tohac Neve plug chewing tobacco . Genuine Durbam smoking tob Duke's Mixture smoking tobas Uncle Tom smoking tobacco, per pack- Old style smoking, per pound A good cigar, 50 in box, each . A better cigar, 50 in box, each. Fine long filler cigar, 50 in box, the same you pay 10c for, we sell you, each underwear—sizes e 24, 28, at lic 82, four next up-to-date, n the west. largest houses in the as we buy more, sell ROOM. CALIFORNIA. DRIED FRUIT DEPARTMENT, evaporated Cal. aned patrons currents ....... New California loose muscatel ralsins New Calitornia prunes, .ilgf‘ 4e, be. 814c and Sisansidto COFFEE AND TEA Liberfan diamond coffee . Liberian H. B. coffee . fine Santos coffes . Maracaibo coffee atemala coffeo i Int r Java coffee ...... Private growth Java cofes Ansola Java Mandeling Java 33c Arablan Mocha and 014 Government... 35 With every pound of good tea, 46c to 50c per pound, you get a fancy teapot. CANNED FRUIT DEP 1b. cans solld packed tomatoes, best g -Ib. cans solid packed corn . :-1b, cans California apricots 3-1b. cans very fine California p CRACKER SAL) Soda Crackers, trust price, price Al farina crackere, price Ginger snaps, trust prlll‘ Nr Butter crackers, trust price, price & Crack meal, trust price, 75 Oatmeal crackers, our price Milk crackers, trust pl’l(‘l‘ FE our price HAYDEN BROS. he beat equippe the only Keeley 1 Drunkenness, Cures Drog 10¢ REI .. 18%¢ . e AT%e 20c o N ke per 10¢ tobaceo, Der g e .o 3B o, per plug a73e vory . Bl . 8le 2% raches 1240 3- CANDY DEPARTMENT, 18l aup Very fine gum drops Roasted salted peanuts . Mixed candy, per pound amels, per pound Peanut candy, per pound Chocolate, per pound Wa make all our candy in the store and would llke very much to have all ladies come and see how it is made trust price, fi'm*, our our price Sc; our our price trust price, 12%e; of the Keeley u titute 1n Nebr ers, Tobacco em of inst When writing to advertisers mention having | read their advertisement in The Bee, THF ()\L\"A DAH Y EXTENSIONS Delay in Omaha Strest Reilway Improve- ments is Explained. WAITING FOR CONSOLIDATION RESULTS mething Definite Wil Be Known by Octoher 10, Says an Authority, and Then Will Come Varfous New Features in Service, Suspension of activity of the Omaha Street Rallway company in the matter of extending certain lines of its present sys- tem and the construction of suburban lines, which was being seriously considered dur- ing the early months of the summer, has excited some comment and for a time the apparent change of policy was not under- stood. Tt is now announced that this suspension due to the pending consolidation and until after October 10 the present com- pany will take no steps in that direction. But it is further stated by ap officer of the company that one of the considerations of the proposed consolidation Is the ex- tension of the present lines along the plans of the present company and the con- struction of the suburban lines proposed by the company last spring. The lines especially referred to in this connection are the line to Fort Crook and the line to Seymour park. The Thirty-third street extension will proceed as though the con- solidation was not under way as its con- struction is a matter already passed upon by the board of directors. George E. Pritchett has gone to New York where he will meet Frank Murphy, who Is already In that city and it is generally understood that before these gentlemen return from the east the matter of the con- solidation, so far as the Omaha Street Rallway company Is concerned, will be fin- ally decided one way or the other. The value of street rallway stock has steadily appreciated since the consolidation was first broached and it s sald by officers of the company that they are supremely in- different as to the course taken by the eastern men who are managing the affal of the propos:d consolidated company OPENING SALE Sale of Finest Tharsday The ladies of Omaha look to the big store for all that Is exquisite, dcsirable and fash- tonable in millinery surpass all previous displays. The most complete display of finest French pattern hats ever made by a western house. All the very latest styles In ready-to-wear hats The opening display and sale begins to- morrow, Thursday, and will be continued Friday and Saturday. You are cordially invited to call and inspect this beautiful and complete showing whether prepared to purchase or not. HAYDEN BROS. CHANCE FOR AMATEUR ARTISTS Competitive Prize Contest for Excel- lence in Picture Drawing by Childre The Free Bed Fund association of Kansas City has adopted an unique plan of in- creasing its fund and creating an interest in its work for crippled and deformed children. It has offered a gold medal and a sllver medal as first and second prizes to the children in any part of the United States who draw the best Brownies, Pictured may be made on any material, paper, metal, cloth, wood, etc., with pencil, pen, pyrograph, crayon, needle or any other instrument. The name of the artist, exact age and residence of the artist must be upon each picture, also these words: *I positively say that I have had no help in draiwng this pleture.” to all not over 16 years of age. Each con- testant may send as many drawings as he pleases, providing that each is accompanied by 10 cents, as an offering to the bed fund, A committes of Kansas City artists will select twelve pictures and these twelve will be submitted to Palmer Cox, originator of the Brownle pictures. He will select the first and second best. All pictures must bo in by October 15 and should be ad- dressed to the Free Bed Fund Association for Crippled Children, 521 Shukert building, Kaunsas City, Mo. Working Night and Day. The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr. King's New Life Pills. These pills change weakness into strength, listlessness into energy, brain fag into mental power. They're wonderful in building up the health. Only 25c -per box. Sold by Kuhn & Co. #13 to Buftalo and Return—$13 Via Nickel Plate Road, daily, with limit of fiftcen days; twenty-day tickets at $16 and thirty-day tickets at $21 for the round trip. ‘Through service to New York and Boston and lowest avallable rates. For particula® and Pan-American folder of buildings and grounds, write John Y. Cal- ahan, Genmeral Agent, 111 Adams street, Chicago. Why suffer with rheumatism? The Bathery, 216-220 Bee bldg. Telephone 1716. For ladies only. Special Excursion Rates to San Fran- claco, $45, The Union Pacific has authorized a rate of $45 for the round trip between Omaha and San Francisco for the general conven- tlon of the Episcopal church. Tickets on salo September 19 to inclusive. Final return limit November 16, 1901, City ticket office, 1324 Farnam street. Telephone 316, 1t You Go to Colorado. Be sure and go over the Loup. The fineat trip In the country. Send 3 cents in stamos to T. E. Fisher, general passenger agent, Denver, Colo, for handsome Illustrated took describing this and other attractive trips offered by the Colorado & Southern rallway. Reduced rates to New York and return via Michigan Central, “@he Niagara Falls Route,” good for return within twenty days and for stopover at Niagara Falls and Buffalo. City ticket office, 119 Adams street, Chicago. Buftal n-American Fifteen-day tickets for $13 via Nickel Plate Road. Twenty-day tickeis $16. Low- est rates to all eastern points. John Y. Calahan, General Agent, 111 Adams stroet, Chicago. City Ticket Ofce, 111 Adams street, Chicago. Send articles of incorportion, notices of stockholders' meetings, etc., to The Bee We will glve them proper legal insertion Telephone 238, #46—California ana Retarn, Burlington Route. Every day till September 27 Tickets, 1302 Farnam street, Al kinds of baths, sclentific massage. Ladies only. The Bathery, 216-220 Bee bldx. Tel. 1716, Publish your legal notices in The Weekly 15". Telephone 238, | 0 Jackets, silk st hi y i This season Haydens [ AETER WIS BEE S TllI'RSD:\Y o /Bosion Storg Railroad Purchase FI‘TF\H’H R 26, 1901. The Balance of the 60 Cases of Wrecked, Merchandise Purchased From the R, R. Co. on Sale Today. $1.25 Silk Embroidered $1.00 Ladies’ Wrappers 3 Waists, 59¢—50c¢ Silk rrench Flannels 49c, Yd O¢c—$2.50 French Flannel s at 7¢c yard—50c¢ Infants’ Jackets Sc—Gray-Cotton Blankets 19¢—--Irish Point Curtain Corners 59¢ Each. B0c Stike, Te Yard, All of the wash silk, wide lining silk, some of them badly mussed, from this rail road wreck, on sale on bargain square at 7e a yard #2.50 French Flannel Walsts, B Ready-made French Flannel Waists, two cases of Indies’ Autumn Waists, made of figured French Flannel, plain colored Cash mere, blacks and colors, worth $2.50, on sale on main floor at G6c each $LOO Wra e, One cese of Wrappers, dark colors, , In this wreck sale at 3% each. L8O GIlt Ornam s nt 28e. Exceptionally large gilt braid ornaments nearly 4-yard square, especially adapted for Turkish Plilow tops. fancy work and trimmings, go In this rallroad wreck salo at 26c each, only 50 pleces strictly perfect imported French Flannel, all colors of the rainbow, silk em. broidered, at less than halt price, 40c a yard, All wool Dress Goods from this wreck, in plain colors, plaids, etc., go at oc and lic a yard, Velvet, Velveteens, Corduroys, 25c yd. All the silk Velvet, Velveteens and Cor- duroy from this wreck sale, all colors, a yard. B0c Infants' Jackets, Se. Infaats’ imitation French Flannel ched and ribbon trimmed, 200 Big « = nrgaine. Bargalns from this wreck in our baset ment cloak department, Ladies', misses’ and cLildr long and short cloaks, jackets and capes, all of them in good condition, &0 at G0c, 98¢ and $1.00 each #8¢ Dress Trimmings, le, 2 1-2¢, Yd. Two large bargain squares of all kinds of Dress Trimmings, including silk guimp. braids, cords, jet and irridescent trimmings worth up to 35¢, go at lc and 2%c a yard 1,000 cards of plain and fancy metal and bone buttons, Worth up to 2ic, go at le a dozen. Big lots of many styles of plain and fancy Laces in black silk chantilla and net top Orgnmx, worth up to 5 10c a yard. Special Hoslery Bargal Hundreds of pairs of children’s fast black derby ribbed hose, 2c a pair. Men's fancy colored Socks, 2c a pair. Ladies’, Boys' and Girls' fast black Hoslery, in plain, flue and heavy ribbed, worth 25c, go at 1f¢ a pair. An immense quantity and great variety of Handkerchiefs, hemstitehed, lace and em- broidery edged, worth up to g0 at 3%c and be. Ladies’ all pure linen sheer Handker- chiefs, worth 20c, g0 at 10c eac Misses' and Children's Jersey ribbed | Vests and Pants go at 1ic each. The contest s open | W L. SMITH STILL AT LARGE Detectives Unable to Locnte Former City Ticket Agent of the Illinois Central Road. W. H. Brill, district the Tllinois Central railroad, returned from Chicago yesterday, where he had been called In connection with the alleged de- faleation of W. L. Smith, eity ticket and passenger agont. He says there is nothing new in the case and that the detectives bave no clue as to the whereabouts of the fugi- tive, W. R. Comstock, traveling auditor’and expert accountant of the company, has fin- ished checking up Smith's books and has returned to Chicago. He found no shortage in additlon to the amount reported yeste day. Leo H. Hoffman will take Smith's place temporarily as city ticket and passen- ger agent. passenger agent of 1t your food does not digest well a few doses of Prickly Ash Bitters will set mat- ters right. It sweetens the breath strengthens the stomach and digestion, cre- ates appetite and cheerfulness. e Announcements of the Theaters, Theater-goers will be Bure %o give Miss Hilda Spong, the star of Danfel Frohman's company, a cordial reception at the Boyd theater Friday night, September which date she will make her debut here. The play fo be presented is “Lady Hunt- worth’s Experiment.” The plot tells how Lady Huntworth, haviag separated from her disreputable husband in order to re- tire from the publicity attaching to this circumsta obtains employment as cook in the household of a vicar near Lon don. By accident Lord Huntworth finds her there .and, as she has in the mean- time become helress to a large property, he seeks to renew his former relations. He finds, however, that he has several rivals and many complications, both seri- ous and humorous, arise. Extenston of Limit On Buffalo Pan-American tickets via Nickel Plate Road. $13 for round trip tickets good tor fitteen days; $16 for round trip tickets good twenty days. Three daily trains with vestibuled sleeping cars and first-class din- ing car service on American Club plan Meals ranging In price from ents to §1. Address John Y. Calahan, Agent, 111 Adams street, Chicago. Physicians recommend our treatment for rheumatism as the most successful. Ladles only. The Bathery, 216-220 Bee bldg. T phone 1716, M'EVOY—John A., aged Funeral from family r Twelfth street. at 5:3 to 8t Patrick's ch Mary's cemetery, Sout y has lived ‘I this city ars and was well known and d by all 'the old remidents. 1o wis martio to a_daughter of Mrs, D, C. Kowdon, South Twelfth street. « General | Ruus, R14.98, go room size Moquette, Axmin- and double-faced wool Smyrna Rugs t generally sell as high 00, most of them absolutely sound ana per o In oue big lot at $11.8 se will go quick, you should come carly. K220 Larue Size One lot of 912 Br lutely sound and perfect, beautiful patterns, selling in Omaha today ht § and perfect; go at $12.50. B50.00 Saxony Rugs at $10.08, One big lot of 9x12 Saxony Rugs, made to sell at $0.00 each. Theso can hardly bo distinguishéd from the genuine | rugs that sell at such fabulous prices the exception of onc of two these are ak lutely sound and perfect offer them as long e they Inst at $14 One big lot of Ingrain Art Squares At $2.08 and $.98 One big lot Smyrna ster Rugs, large size, g0 at $1.98 each One lot of Wilton Sample Rugs, worth up to $3.50, beautitully friuged, go at $1.25 | each. One lot of Saxony Samples, long, go at nree Sive ster Rugs, $12.50. Rugs, all abs we in all sizes, 3 and Biglow made to sell at § Axmin- 00, forters, Sie, of fine sllkoline, hand cotton fil'ed, Bed Com regular up to $2.00 they last we offer them at Ahont bules tufted, snowy white sold in the s long as 86e cach. Iriw On tain corners One case each, 1 Corners 58¢ Ench, of fine Irish point cur- go at 5% each. of cotton gray int Cortat ca blankets, 19¢ French flannels, slightly edges, oc yard upholstery velours, very nearly all perfect, imitation a on the Remnants of neat patterns and colors, at 29¢ yard, All wilths of bleached sheeting, 10c One bargain square of 36-inch slightly imperfect, as long as they last e yard, worth lac. One cose lovg lengths of calico, best grade . All klnds of bleached muslin, Jewelry “specinin, One Tot of ladies’ back combs, side combs and the “ldeal” hair retainers, all at be each One lot of fine plated lever backs, six for e dles' Belts, de. s’ gold braid and stitched and lined, at hat pins with fine stone each. misses’ yard 214c yard. collar buttons, One lot lad belts, all colors, One lot ladies settings, in all colors, 2 One lot ladies’ and glass hox pair. Pearl Beauty pins, two on a card, One lot of mi rings set colors of stones, go at 9¢, worth garters in e with all “You Gan I.ud a Horse but_y¢ ke him drink.” 1 v scheme cons leading guys of the ntrary to above to think y cen vielnity take any CHOOSE to offer have organized a purpose of manu- atent medicines” and handiing the good old they think the peo. ‘and buy their mediel medicines they have We don't think so. To water Isn't that cocted by Omaha Drug old_adage. They muke the people medicine. which THEY them; at any rate they new corporation for the fucturing a line of are golng to_quit staple line. Possibl ple. will fall 1n lin and not want the been used (o for y $1.00 Newbro's Herpleide 13100 Kirk's Hale Tonic ... victor Pills Packers' Tar Soap 1 pint wood Alcohol L Cotumblan Spirits " Syrup of K the t 18 scom of this i Cotton Root nuine oke's Dandrafl Cur, Igyptian Lotus ¢ SCHAEFER'S ““vrisSiore Tel. 747, 8. W. Cor. 16th and chh--g.. Goods delivered FRE! Cut Price Individuality That word it exactly. There is that indescrib something to Sorosis sl that gives them character—and character is what is lacking in many lines of women's shoes for which high or fancy pricos are Sorosis—no matter what leathor—enamel, box calf, kid or patent leather—are the finest workmanship—made to fit the fect like custom work and cost the same $3.00 always. You may pay more and get less, but not here ihes ble | SOROSIS SHOE STORE, Making a Specialty of Women's Shoes. 203 South 15th Street, Frank Wilcox, Mgr, atalogue, all sound | Orlental | with | up to 2 yards | percale | leather ——cem oy Weather Is predicted for December —reads an editorial in yestere day’s Bee. There will be cooler weather long - before December and you'd better prepare for it while our stock of Men's Fall Overcoats are at their best. All the wanted styles, all the wanted col- ors and all the wanted prices are here for you to select art you at $5.50 for a good good looking You can choose as from. We can s good fitting, good wearing o'cont. you care to up into the twenty dollar ones. The new and | popular effects here in endless variety, Many of them | are exclusive to us in Omaba, | Bargain Magnets in the | | Women’s | Dep’t. that crowd the salesroom to its fullest capa city. Women's suits of every known style and material. Tai- lor-made, each one prettier than the other, and every one made by men tailors, giving the touch and finish found only in tailored costumes — Your special attention is rnlln.l to $l4 75 . the ones—real value S0—at . Bargains | | §2 Colored Chamois Skins We have just received a shipment of Colored Chamois—8 shades in all—compris- ing the beautiful shades of gray and brown now 8o much in vogue. Watch us for the New Things in the Drug Line. And prices to suit you. i0e Pozzoni's Face Powder .. 50c Lablache Face Powder 5S¢ Tetlow's Swansdown . Colgate’s Englieh Process Bath Soap. . G0 Malted Milk . $1.00 Cramgr's Kidney Cure 50 Laxative Bromo Quinine $1.00 Kirk's Hair Tonle $1.00 Wine of Cardut e Coke Dandruff Cure ...... Box 3 cakes Violet Soap, per box WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co, | Corner Sixteenth and Dodge, Avenarius Carbolineum Uted for preserving wood, both above and below the ground. Wood treated with it will last three times longer than the nat ural way. Its qualities are 1st. Prevent dry rot and decay. 2d. Prevent warping and expelling damp- ness. ard. mice. 4th, Prevent crumbling brick and stone work 5th. Is antiseptic and free from all poi- sonous ingredients Call for circular. P. 8. Going to use a little to preserve o harmony of Omaha druggis AND Sold only by FULLER .ii> GO PAINT . Sta. 14th and Doug Typewriiqrs ! New Century, New Densmore, New Yost. a7 0 12¢ s 4Tc 24e 16¢ We sell, reat, exchange, repatr type- writers. Everything considered—speed, grade of work, cost of keeping in repair, duriablilfity, eto.—ours are by all odds the cheapest typewriters on the mar- ket. For nformation regarding type- writers, address or call on United Typewriter & Supplies Co., 1614 Farnam St., Omaha, eesessrsvrrrerene Taft’s Philadelphia Dental Rooms, 1517 Douglas St. i @ v et eeeneeeeey, ! Prevent the attack of insects, worme, and decay of When your teeth first show slgns of decay s the time to consult a dentist DRU FILLINGS VTH %a UP .00 UP Becosvvsccccccccccssscss R R e Ty Contains the best Havana Tobacco. Equal to imported cigars. Manufactured by I\ B Rice Mercan:ile Clgar Cu., 5t Louls, Union Made.