Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 18, 1903, Page 10

lot! ;:;Iu:‘i(-; stN 34 Floof SPECIALS FOR BARQAIN FRIDAY Remnants of Fall Goods Elegant New Dress Goods at 69¢ Yard The fashionable fall cloths of every description, zibelines, cheviots, un- finished worsteds, tweeds, tailor cloths, panamas, Sicilians and mohair suitings, 214 to 6 yard lengths, 54 inches wide, black and all colors, goods that have sold up to $3.00 a C yard, today, at, yard. All the present styles of cheviots, mohairs, fancy cloths, tweeds, eta- mines and panamas, in 3 to 7 yard lengths, black and all 49C oolors, worth from 31 to $1.50 & yard i Henriettas, volles, albatrosses, plain mohairs, -tylhh walstings, etc. These high grade goods are in lengths suitable for kimonas 39 and dresses, regular 760 and 81 goods, at, yard (] $3.00 Yard Dress Qoods at 35c Plece—We have just received two cases of lengths of the flnest cloths and sultings, 7-8 of a yard in each in 3 or 4 pieces alike, all 54-inch goods in cork- screw, diagonal, tweeds, dowskins, etc, also Danish, silk and wool goods, bought from one of the highest grade English 35 C | manufacturers, worth up to $3.00 a yard, at, a plece. ... BLACK SILK REMNANTS — Taffeta, peau de soies, satin and fancy silks, all at about one-half their value. METALLIC VELVETS—In nice range of colors, they come in 3 1-2 to 4 yard ends, at, & yard ... SHIRT WAIST SILKS—Plain and flney. great assortment, at, a yard LACES AT 31- Zc AND 50 A YARD. Remnants of fine imported French Vals, Normandy Vals, Sevilla Tor- chons, ete., up to b inches wide— 3:(: andsc at, a yard. } e 8 bt et smtian, g REMNANT DAY IN THE BASEMENT Outing flannel, Shaker flannel and Ca 5 ton flannel, worth up to 124c go at, yard ..... C Extra heavy Canton flannel, one table at yd..64c Fleece back wrapper flannel, one table at yd..64c Imitation Prench flannel, one table at yd. .... 10c Short remnants of heavy walstings | Long Remnants of all wool faced worth up to 25c 5 eiderdown, a C ' 19¢ Colored and black mercerized dou- ble fold farmers satin, wnrwhlsc E}:b::[lga;}d r:;:.;cualloped 'iwb .8i¢ up to dUe, go at a yard... TR R ap i G On Cambric lining, 5c kind . Plain colored baby flannels, at, 8 yard.... § He the 160 kind abes. . ~.8ic !:g':mfl::fi:mn -‘::th“ WOAVe | Fine India linens, 40 inchea wide, Sege.povd 250 | ugmii e © 10C in long mill Qinghams—Remnants of the very finest. 19 and 250 ging- 8! Drapery Swisses, 2C 10c DAMS B8, . co covner corvraiaans ;mnlnu, worth 160, at a ADVANCE NOTICE—Sale of Sweaters Saturday. X all g st OO, | 3. A. Brandeis & Pons J. W. Brandeis & Dons Announcements of the Theaters. “Rush and finish” 1s the rule at the Orpheum just at present. Fresco artls painters, drapers, carpet men and car- penters are strehuous in thelr efforts to finish their work before Sunday, the day set for that important event in theatricals, the opening of the sixth season of “Omaha’s soclety vaudeville theater.” The activity is 1o less marked at the box office, where a continual c\ll for reservations has kept the ticket dispenser busy. The demand ad- | sures overflowing houses Sunday. The ar- rangements for a large number of theater parties and the great number of purchases by members of the ‘“smart set” already shows that Monday evening will be a spe- clal Innings for the fashionables. The box office s open every day. BOY OWNS COUNTERFEITING Young Employe of Bwift & Oompany Oon- fesses to Police on Arrest. BAYS OLDER COMPANION WAS IN DEAL Checks Are Foi Work 1a Two The South Omaha police yesterday ar- yested In its early stage one of the boldest forgeries ever attempted in that city. Raiph Steward, a 17-year-old boy, employod at Swift and Company under the name of Smith, was caught by Policeman Cushing while coming out of Frank Pivonka's office on lower N street, after unsuccessfully en- deavoring to cash a check. His arrest, however, the police say, dis- closed the fact that he had cashed no less than half a dozen checks, mostly at the sa- loons and aggregating about $100. These checks are all artistic imitations of Bwift's regular pay checks. They are made by pen and can acarcely be distinguished from the rogular checks. On each check is stamped the regulstion red line, “This Check Not Good For Oyer Thirty Dollars.” Stoward unbosomed himself to the police ‘when taken into custody. He told that for two weeks he and P. H. Bhrenst, another employe of Swift's, have been spending their avenings at the Smith boarding house, nesr Pwenty-fourth and Q streets, making fmd- tations of the Swift checks. He said that Bhrenst had warned him never to disclose the plan and had worked hard to get the mignature of Swift's cashler, B. N. Berka, down to & fine point. Bhrenst has gone and the police have no clue as to his whereabouts. He is described W rather tall, of light complexion and about 3 years old. Little is known of him by his follow workmen. ¥or some time tho company has been an- noyed with forged checks, cashed at differ- ent saloons in the city. A careful inspection showed that no printed paper had been used in the manufacture of the forgeries, but the police were absolutely at a loss to know where to look for the guilty partles. Sus- plefon was at last directed to these two young men. This 18 the second attempt made to dupli- cate pay checks in South Omaha within the last fow weeks. Every possible effort will be made to capture Bhrenst, although no clue has s yet been learned as to his This evening at the Boyd, the favorite Iwedish dlalect comedian, Nels Erickson, will appear in “Yon Yonson, heading a company especially chosen for the play by P. J. Kennedy, under whose direction it is produced. The story is one full of romance with a melodramatic tinge, and gives some | realistic pictures of a lumberman's life, The breaking log jam and the rescue of the heroine is one of the most thrilling scenes ever put on the stage. The Lum- berman’'s quartet {s another strong feature of the entertainment. Popular prices, 15, %, 60 and 75 cents, prevail for the engage- ment, which s for two nights and @ mat- inen. At the matines the best seat can be had for 25 cents. The return of “Ben Hur" is awaited with as much interest in Omaha and the sur- rounding country as was its first appear- | ance. Messrs. Klaw & Erlanger have abated | nothing of the value of their great produc- tion, but on the contrary have renewed the scenery and accessories and have con- tinued the company that made it so suc- cessful everywhere since its great New | York triumph. It will be given here just as it was In New York. Its engagement begins on Monday evening, September 23, and is for one week. Seats go one sale Thursday, Beptember 24. Positively no seats will be laid aside before that date. One- ay Rates. Every day from September 15 to November %, inclusive, the Union Pacific will sell one- way tickets from Missouri river terminals (Council Bluffs to Kansas City, inclusive) as follows: $20.00 to Ogden and Salt Lake City. $20.00 to Helena and Butte, Monta $22.50 to Spokane. and Wenatchee, ington. 32260 to Huntington and Nampa, Idaho. $25.00 to Portiand, Tacoma and Seattle. $35.00 to Vancouver and Viotoria. Was! whereabouts. $3.00 to Ashland and Astoria, Oregon, via | —_— Portland. Douglas Prinung Co.. I508 Foward. Tel | 3%00t0San Francisco, Los Angeles and | L San Diego. Correspondingly low rates to many other California, Oregon, Washington, Montana, | Utah ana 1daho points. For full information call on or address clty ticket gffice, 133 Farnam street. 'Phone | 6. The lterary branch of the Woman's Soctalist union, will hold a meeting at the home of Comrade Jurgensen, 3474 Grant street, on Friday afternoon, September 15, 18 AN members are requested to m at north end of Harney line at 2:3 p. m. Miss Powell Here. DIED, Miss Martha Powell, principal of _th Wainut il School: has Feported. for auty | FOSDIKE—Frederick P.. artificer Com and wil resume her work Monday. She| (. Twelfth United Stites Intantry Bied - preven from enterin upon her | January 11, 1802, in Island Semar, Philip- et samer by he death ok her mother| pine lslands. in g0 and the serious illness of her | Interment t Hill cemetery, . Omaha. Friday aReron at 3 orciook: Sop: temper 18, 1508 Bomanza Semi-Anthracite Coal. We are recelving fresh shipments of Bonansa Semi-Anthracite coal daily. Secure your winter supply now before the price sdvances. Our customers say “It s equal to hard coul” Price §7.50 per ton. ‘We sell all kinds of coal. > Central Coal & Coke Co. _ Aseh aad Harney st, ‘Phones 1221 and 15 | My $3.00 m-. are Unsurpassed. THE MARK oP QUALITY. | THE GOODS. THIS W THE OMAHA DAIL T'RIDAY Bankrupt Stock of PIANOS FROM LANGE & MINTON BURLINCTON, I|A. An immense stock—almost the Iatest os—the fant at— caneings—fine best — sel! design world's A SUBSTANTIAL SAVING over any other piano store's price in United States—we mean just these careful comparison will surely con- vince the most skeptical buyer, WE GUARANTEE every instrument—and if after a fi trial you are dissatisfied with you purchase—we will either allew you every dollar pald to apply on any new piane in our warerooms—or refand the money to you. IS THAT FAIR NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR Mahogany finish......$l{6 Golden Oak..........$138 Walnut or Mahogany.. ${64 First Grades..........$198 ALL WORTH DOUBLE $5 CASH, $5 A MONTH NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY OLLER SCMUELLER (incor porATED) =\ A N O S MAIN HOUSE AND OFFICE: 1313 FARNAM FACTORY: 1316 FARNAM TELEPHONE 1628 OMAHA LINCOLN, NEB CO. BLUFFS, IA 198 8. 1T 502 BROADWAY TEL. T63 TEL. 968 Westminsler * You can hear them at our store every 15 minutes, ‘We are agents for the celebrated Russell hall clocks, having tubular chimes, These chimes are much sweeter than any Westminister chimes Imretofore sold. These chimes strike on steel tubes, If you are thinking of a hall clock it will pay you to see our kall clocks, they are the finest made. Mahogany, oak and ebony cases, Gesign made to orded if you wish, BROWN & BORSHEIM, 222 South 16th Street. Rubber Goods Good weather for them—but our sale all this week beats the wenlhu, even. Talk about 'BPECIAL & SALES, ' CLEARING BA SACRIFICE CHAL- PRNGE SALES, BANKRUDT RALES ote, etc.; they are not in it with this one. No such prices were ever made before any- where as we are now making on SYRINGES, WATER ENTTLES, FOUN- TAIN SYRINGES, eic. THESE' PRICES ARE LESS THAN MANY DEALERS ARE FATING AT WHOLESALE, ADD itc 10 THESE PRICES o POSTAGE WANTED BY MATL. TS W EEK qt. White water bottle . . White water bottle Diamond fountain syringe Diamond fountain syringe Diamond fountain syringe . Imperial fountain syringe . . Imperial fountain syringe Imperial syringe an vater b Imperial syringe and water -qt. Tmperial syringe and water bottle Think of it—a combination syringe water bottle, 7c. 2-qt. heav: slate color water bottle, . heavy, slate color water bottle . heavy, slate color wate . slate fountain syringe, " slate fountain syringe, . slate fountain syringe, bottle . slate combination, "H qt. slate combination, “H slate combination’ “Harvard" gxtra rapid flow fountain, Plial” . 3-qt. extra rapid flow pit 4t extra rapid ‘fiow” piials - B i P $2.00 ““Venetian"—rapid flow, red rubbe extra fancy, holds 3 quarts, for......$1.50 #c Yale bulb syringe . e 60c_atomizer. full size and xul\runlem s THESE PRICES ARE RIGHT—80 AR B REMEMBEY R MAIL ORDERS FILLED. ALWAYS OPEN. SCHAEFER’S 5ito%ss DRUG STORB Two 'Phones—T47 a 16th apd Chicago Str If You Have Children Do you know of any safer, easler way to secure a nest-egg for them and at the same time teach them the worth of money, the power of interest and the value of the say- ings habit than by means of a reg- ular savings account. You can start an account with a dollar. Bank Open Daily Until 5 p. m. J. L. Brandeis & Sons Bankers. ny make you want—in an unlimited variety of HAY DENs THE RELIABLE STORR This sale is set for Iric and Satur for buyers that has ever been attemptec in Omaha. The range at the price. There is not a suit in the sale worth less than $12.50 and they rux from that up to $19.00. can afford to miss this sale. Y Friday is Remnant Day in.Omaha’s Greatest Domestic Room. prepared to show the largest, wver sold in Omaha. These are all ND BARLY, BECAUSE THERE HAYDENs THE RELIABLE STORE. ‘We are just no of remnants we BE ON H. ONES. $1.50, $1.25, $1.00 and 75¢ Dress Goods Jthe finest and the cheapest line new, in from over 15 mills. WILL BE SOME VERY GOOD long mill ends, at—yard . 25¢ White Wal worth 16¢ yard, 30c_Flannelettes 15e. { i el Mulhausen Flanelettes, extra heavy and fine, velvet finish, fleeced lined Plques, real Scotch Ginghams and Zephyrs and Mercerized Foulards, worth 3 80c—Friday ad fords, Basket Weaves heavy quality, and Madrases, white, silver grays and assorted— 50 remnants of all kinds of Table Linen, from 1% to 3%-yard lengths, at half regu- lar prices. FLANNEL DEPARTMENT, Remnants of BEiderdown, worth 6be, eat assortment of ur:lnrs extra heavy yrs, wur(h up to 16e— = e Tie 12 1-21- 'all Goods Be. Extra heavy dark Dress Ginghams, Royal Piques and heavy Flannelettes, dark col- nch wide Canton Extra heavy 30 Flannel—per yard . Remnants of good Feather Tlrk- ing—per yard New Sllks lrrmng Every Day The greatest line of fall silks that we have ever shown. 50 (‘lo‘lolz‘s fine all silk LRFPL DE | THE NF‘W PI‘RHIA WAIST SILK NEW CREP] pink, champagne, pouolaln and other new shades. FANCY WHlTE “AIB‘HI\(, SILK very swell ... IIAYDEN THE RELIABLE STORE. B and if you have not seen our new tailor-m a ust as quick as you can, and you will not regret it, ot rother large. lot ]uslyrecel\ell by express today. These are the newest of the new and the styles and trimmings are much Drettier than those shown heretofore. All the short lengths of our Wash Novelt to ZBe—Friday inch wide BLACK PEAU DE SOIE—very fine .. 150 | 27-inch BLACK RUSTLING TAF- FETA—on sale ... Bwellest line of PERSIAN VELVETS for waists—pure Silk Panne— .50 9 The Busiest Cloak Dept in Omaha—Ladies’ Tallor-Hado Suits. y ¢ enters our Cloak and Suit Department is more than pleased, Sk g de suits start down town right now and sc We are showing the greatest line of suits) ‘on the American continent. _These come | in cheviots, serges and mixtures, satin and taffeta lined jackets and the lon coats—see them if you can— 9 only—each L4 Women's suits in English, Scotch and Irish mixtures, also panne and Lyman's wool cheviots, in all colors—taffeta lined coats, long, graceful garments, nicely trimmed—you will be pleased with them if you see them—only— S each | Women's uits in the most elaborate styles, coats with extra long skirts, those grace- ful garments that are being worn this peason—the same styles are made as high as $150. These come in nearly all the imported materials—lovely garments, for which others will ask you our price for Friday 2i‘:‘,5 only FRIDAY. 18 WRAPPI IN THE CLOAK DEPT. EX THE CLOAK DE Heavy Flannelette Wrappe these cool morn! only—each SR DAY TRA SPECIALS IN RTMENT— rs suitable for ings and evenings— with 15-inch over ' shoul- Sors and trimmed with Peatas regular §2 value—for—each. dosen well made Wrappers, arments, $1.00 qua or . Women's all wooi_ twilled flannel Wi in reds, blues, blacks, tans and castors, Reliable Grocery Department—Fresh lml Dried Fruit Specials for Friday worth $2.00 each, for only o women's n 80—tor only each ....... Women's Fur Scarfs each—$1.50 and " clean Rainy 9c nice Rye Flour—per sack 4..4 Extra fancy Colorado Peaches— Whole Wheat Flour—p —per pound Sagsnsas Wheat Graham Flour—per sa Gc | Large Sweet Prunes—per pound. Large sacks Yellow Cornmea 1214c | Fancy Italian Prunes—per pound Large sacks White Cornmeal 12igc | Fancy Black Sweet French Prunes— Hand Picked Navy Beans—per pou.m 4c|_ per pound ... B gor oty 7 Pancake Flour—per package. New Virginia Raspberries—per pound Zc Taploca, Barley, Sago £3 Farina, 1b.. FRESH FRUIT SPECIALS, Gooll Osto-per Daskage it Maita Fancy Freestone Peaches—per box.... 98¢ Forae, Vi Vieew y \cy Bartlett Pears—per box.. .50 { Roasted Peanuts—per measure. Julcy Lemons—per dozen TEA AND COFFE SPECIALS, Rio Coffee—per pound....... y Sanfos Coffee—per pound Tigo |Cholce Tea Biftings—per pound . 1l | Tmperial Green Tea—per pound.. 100 1-pound package Tall cans fancy Al ED FRUIT SPECIA Cholice Utah Peaches—per pound. Fancy Michigan Peaches—per poun Fancy California Peaches—halves— HAYDEN BROS. YOUR _DENTAL WORK _FREE Qur success is due to the high grade work done by the professors of this college. No students. Teeth Extracted Without Pain by Our New Patent Method. UNTIL OCTOBER 1st, FULL SET OF TE H, $2.55. ’ We ve broken down teeth. Save Your Teeth Weo restore iscolored teeth Bave your money. We perform all b hes of denu»n) We save aching teeth. ‘We save ulcerated teeth. We save old roots. We can save % per cent of teeth others extract, gl R In order to chance to consult the professors, we will continue to do work FREE, CHARGES FOR MATERIAL. ~Call early and avuld the rush. Be sure you ‘She tn-the right place. We do as we advertise. havi stood the test. arly 10,000 patients in last 19 months. We beat the Jealous, idle, sorehead dentists and dental sec's. Complete victory for the Union. Teeth Extracted .... Aluminum Plates from Gold Crowns from. Sliver Plum Crow UNION DENTAL. COLLECE SESaese <1623 DOUGLAS. Open Daily till 5. Sundays, O to 4. Men’s $10 Suit Sale day, and will prove the most interesting of values, the style and quality of the goods, are far superior to anything ever before offered It is hard to see how anyone in need of a strictly high grade suit of clothes Hayden Bros’ Clothing Dept | 8 1-2¢ Muslin Se. at 25c Yard. 'm.p big square extra heavy Buckheag Remnants of heavy Wool Suitings, rem-| Brown Muslin, yard wide, long mil nants of Mol remnants of Zibclines, | ends, worth Sic'yard, at o remnants of All 'Wool Challis, remnants | yard of all kinds of Dress Goods, in' black 4nd | 16c White Goods 8 8-de. olors, worth from e to 25¢| one bie : yard—all will go &t—a yard..: ne big table all kinds of White Gouds, §ic One big table Waisting, in Mercerized Ox- ful] pleces and long il ends, not a )urd worth less than A . Marble and ebony pe wmbrella stands, Royal Bonn 23¢ Flannelettes 10e. %8¢, at—yard (Y }l!:.;lsix‘;"A:‘l{:l\(xr‘l.llxl.“.\ nses, ' Finland va nses, Scotch motto ware, Amold's gr‘h\hr\lrd American Flannelettes, | pitten Yards Fine ‘Bleached Mua- china, Coalport Royal' Doulton: china holate ets; Wisite. uslal double. A';l{ll “!‘x;'::\(v ‘rlilt‘el‘\flm\" ""&a‘ck‘ffi 1in, $1.00. stelns, masks, plaques, tapestry, busts, posters, pillow covers, cuckoi 0 L1 Extra fino soft finish Bleached Musitn, bronze figures, etc. Come and sce the pretty things for gifts and fe worth Se—Friday yard wide, worth 8% " ! 20 Berlin Plaias 10c. Dleces nt“ls )::is 1 Mawhinney & Ryan Co., Beriin and cash b ’ e st {§ __Jewelers *and_Art Stationers. 1th and Douglas Sts, Omah: shmere Plalds, black and| Ready-to-Use Bleached B)leets " stze_81x%0, s, Omaha. red, and high colored Plalds, dark fall linen finish, worth 6e— 4 styles, Percales and extra heavy Gin at c = Jiame. worth up to 2o '6(: 360 Pillow vida W s Ready-to-Use Blenched Cases, size 42x38%, 16¢ Fall Novelties T 1-2ec. Ninen fnish, 180 value— ¥o Double fold Percales, heavy Flannelettes, | at C ors and reds, a large assortment of Seer. | Per vard .. 25 sucker Gingliams—worth up to ' | Bemnants ot yard-wi ) 12%c—Friday . ing Flannel, worth 12 10e, 1Be, 20c and 25¢ Wash Gooda | Yord MEN’S NEW FALL HA FALL 1903 y 1 1 o The most complete showing of the new fall hats to be found in the city, is on view in our men's hat store. Every well ‘informed man knows that means a broad variety of the latest soft and stiff hats made in America. Ask the hat man to show you our wonderful “Nebraska Special,” a $2.50 hat for $1.50. We show them in the very latest shapes, both stiff and soft— “STETSON” HATS, $3.50 Not often we advertise another’s name—but Stetson’s soft and stiff hats have been justly famous so iong and so many men have the “Stetson habit,” that we make an excep- tion. We are showing better shapes than ever and more shapes than any shop in town. ART GOODS FOR GIFTS write for catalogue, Dewey & Stone Furniture Go |- 115-1117 FARNAM STREET, Annual September Furniture Sales. Bome wonderfully low prices are made for the remainder of the week, on & big lot of bigh grade Furniture, including almost everything—Dressers, Side- boards, China Cases, Metal Beds, ete,, at LOW GRADE PRIC $400 Cremonia Taborette .. $2.% Fancy Waste Basket $21.00 Mahogany Parlor Table ... $16.00 Venus Martin Parlor Table $16.00 Ebonized Parlor Table .. 24.00 Mahogany Parlor Table . $9.00 Antwerp Oak Hall Chalr . $24.00 Mahogany Music Cabinet $25.00 0Glden Oak Hall Tree . $40.00 Weathered Oak China Case $10.50 Colden Oak Side Table . $26.60 Golden Oak Cor. China Case . $22.00 Golden Oak China Case .. $23.00 Oak Frame Tapestry Couch $33 Mahogany Frame Divan Silk Rep..$25.00 $40.00 Mahogany Dresser (very large).$30.00 $42.50 Selected Golden Oak Dresser ....$33.00 3.00 Golden Oak Hall Seat ... $2.00 $7.60 Chiffonier with mirror fin. G. 0..85.75 $5.00 White Iron Bed, 3-6 or 4-6 8825 ONLY A PARTIAL LIST-MANY OTHERS EQUALLY GOOD. DEWEY & STONE FURNITURE GO, 1115-1117 FARNAM STREET. ns J_| = V| kb ..SEWING MACHINES.. We are authorized agents for the NE W HOME, WHITE, BTANDARD, DO MESTIC, HOUSEHOLD, and other first class sewing machines—sold on small mont} ly payments. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed purchasers. We are the oldest sewing P. E. FLODMAN & CO., - 514 Capitol Avs. Tol. 1674 Stove Sale! | Heaters and Ranges. Reduced Prices On OurCelebrated GENUINE ROUND OAKS, GARLAND OAKS, GERMAN HEATERS, $5.75 up | Oil Heaters.............$3.75 $29,75 up | Air Tights ...$2.45 Stoves Sold on Payments. Miiton Rogers & Sons Co., 14TH AND FARNAM STREETS. Y R G VP SN (L it L S | S S ST R R Y Fleece Lined Underwear & garment, Oak Stoves Steel Ranges .... Booerveesreverrercscccceec@ Don't Forget This on sale Friday and Satur We bhave a special department It is a garment that sells all ove for altering an@ repairing. We al for 4c. You will always find our good ter jackets and reline them, alter § | @3 g0od as the best, while our prices are skirts and rebind them, and do all § | always cheeper than elsewhere. For in kinds of altering and repairing for § | Stance, men's sults that you pay else where $25.00 for are here only $19.50. Buits that you pay elsewhere $20.00 for are here both ladies and gentlemen. Come in and talk to us. only $16.00. Suits that are $10.00 and $12.50 E Pl"Tonlu' | every place else can be bought here fo T“ $1.5. Overcoats of al descriptions, ut 407 Bo 15th St Tel. 963 $.00, $7.50, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 and $I5 always at a big saving to you It's » trick to furnish you with good merchandise f you pay great, big, excessive prices, but OMAHA. it you want good, first-class quality less prices than anybody else sells the Food Inspector. to you, you will have to come to the | Guarantee Clothing Co., 1619-1521 Douglas H. L.RAMACCIOTTI, D. V, S, |irccc” v wow nave o compiete tine of CITY VETERINARIAN. gloves, sweaters, underwear, etc., to show and everything at our well known popular prices. Office and Infirmary, 3#tb and Mason Sts. Qmahs, Neb, Telephone 538, i