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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-07-25
SALMAGUNDI.

g mercury sailed up to 90 in the
today.
BIT night was the warmest night
season. .... .....
ss Hattie Raphael of Eureka is
ng Mrs. w. H. O'Neil.
b date of the Dreyfus court-mar-
las been tixe1 for August 7th.
larles Clifford died at IL o'clock
forenoon at the county hospital.
!. Mcbride has purchased the
ling property. He paid $1,000 for
10 train loads of regulars passed
lgh last evening from Camp
de.
poke Bamberger's famous Palace
Fet cigar, . for % cents. at George
Bruce's.
b. Bigelow and Ellis Gooding
for San Francisco last night.
will mako his home with Mr..
Mrs. Bigelow.
and Mrs. B. Lackamp, Elston,
write: Zone Minute Cough
saved the life of our little boy
nearly dead with Group" EIlzo
g Co.
". Ryan. married Mrs. M. G..
ms instead Of Mrs. McAdams as
ished yesterday. The mistake
made by the party who wrote the
sent to the Office.
q person who owns the COW that
Is around the streets at night
better take care Of her or he
tiDd her in the pound some morn
She Is public nuisance and
not be tolerated much longer.
by not dress neatly when it
no more than to wear shabby.
clothing. Jacobs fits you and
satisfaction or no pay.
ben young man takes a girl to
pater, and pays an extra dollar.
goes after her and takes her
3, where does he get even? Is it
pleasure Of her company or the
ciousness that he has done his
6?-Atchison Globe.
heartless eastern editor asks the
wing conundrum: If a man
Id wear his pantaloons 80 long
whenever he appeared ON the
he should be obliged to reach
nd behind and grab the slack or
ment and hold them up, wouldn't
aides laugh2
ymour Jacobs has new designs,
latest goods and all suite are
10 made, at prices never before
"a OF. Try him. He will make
smile. 4
Is stated that Capt. DeLamar,
alist' has virtually completed
purchase Of the Bully Hill copper
Ior sum approximating S35,.
Shelters are to be built and
miles OF railway constructed 70
meet with the Southern Pacific,
when che works are in full oper.
Pn over 1000 men will be EN-.
yed.
1t1n-shot wounds and powder,
Fms, cuts, bruises, sprains. wonnd.
NJ rusty nails, insect stinos and ~,
soning,-quickly healed by Dc
tits Witch Hazel Salve. Festival,
events blood poisoning. Beware q,
interfeits. "DeWitts" is SAFE an9
BE- Elko Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-29

Copyright, 1899, by Press Publishing Coz
PARIS. Jan. 2S.-(New York World Ca
blegram-Special Telegram.)-Your CORE
spondent secured from NJ. Sardou an outline
OF his new play, 'Robespierre." which he il
writing for Henry Irving and which promises
TO be the great feature OF the theatrical
season o. 1899. Sardou said:
THE idea was suggested TO me by Irving
himself and instantly appealed to my i'm
agination as admirably suited TO his talent.
Every historical detail has been thought out
I have found Irving, with the true genius
Of 4 genuine artist, ready TO Cooperate with
me- in every way.
THE scenic effects will be worthy Of the
play. Several scenes are being painted here
under my supervision to insure perfection Of
local color. 1t will be translated by Lau-
renee Irving. The play opens when Robes
pierre was al the zenith of his power and
follows him through the various stages OF
his downfall, until he ultimately falls a VIC
tim 10 his own inieXible convictions. Tho
last scene will probably be in the hotel the
night before his execution, after he has at
tempted suicide
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-29
CROKER IS AN EXPANSIONISI
Does Not Believe it Necessitates
Making Any Foreign
Alliances.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Richard Croker,
discussing the subject OF expansion, said
II have faith in Americas capacity to do
anything that any other nation can do and
to do things that no other nation could do
what would you think OF an alliance
with England or some other power to carry
out the American p~olicy?"
Il am opposed to such alliances and so far
as | know the sentiment of every man In
the political organization to which | belong
is opposed TO them, and | will say this, that
my mind is perfectly open to consider events
and conditions as they may develop and il
at any time it appeared that expansion
meant alliances with England or any other
European power ! would be opposed 10 ex-
panslon.
my opinions In favor OF expansion are
based upon the assumption that no power
could interfere with us and no combination
could be made against US necessitating an
alliance with any European power"
England seems TO think an alliance with
It would be necessary"
England deceives itself. II is not HE
first time it has made INSTALLATIONS about
America. America in the past has no,
needed its menaces, as in the civil war. OF
its cajoleries. as in other epochs, and in my
judgment it is those who are in favor OF
expansion who are the strongest bulwark
against the danger OF any foreign alliance.
l notice, however, among the opponents OF
expansion the names OF men who have been
generally 10 the front favoring measures to-
ward making American sentiment ~trustful
AMI favorable toward England"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-29
SMART AMERICANS IN PARIS
Gossip About United states People
Who Cut n Dash In h Par
isian Capital.

Copyright. lSa, by Press Publishing Coz
PARIS, Jan. ss.-(New York World Ca
blegram-Spec!al Telegram.)-Count Boni
CasIellane has rented for three years a fine
chateau at Marais. one hour from Paris.
from the Due de Ha!lles This seems
curious, seeing he has just taken up his
residence in his magniacen, Trianoa palace.
Bots de Boulosne, but, from inquiries made
il appears tina: the latter mansion is prov
ing anything but comfortable. In fact, the
count and countess are living In three rooms,
IS the rest are sill uninhabitable. There
is difficulty WIKI the huss, which Mil no;
draw, and the heating apparatus proved in
adequate. The house being only a ground
floor OF great extent. Is difficult 10 heat.
The reception into the Catholic church
OF Mrs. Austin Lee. formerly Madeline De
wolf Smith OF New York. the wife OF the
commercial attaehs o, the British embassy,
surprised her friends. who were unaware O!
her l~sarlngs towers Catholicism. She has
been staying as the guest Of the Due and
puehesse De Rohan, a. tie Chateau Goselyu
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-29
he PASSED FORGED CHECKS
George w. Harris swindlcs Several
individuals and Gets Into the
Laws Clutches.

George w. Harris chief ambition was to
duplicate the caligraphical feats of Jim
the-Penman." His attempts proved failures
and as a consequence he now occupies a cell
in the city Jail. On the station criminal reg
lister is The name he gave the police. Edwin
NJ. Slower; opposite /; is the charge on
which he was taken into custody-forgery.
A series Of circumstance indicate that
Harris planned a systematic scheme OF OBJ
tanning money by means of worthless checks.
That he considered Omaha a good field for
his labors is shown by the fact of his recent.
arrival and his continued and daring a.
tempts TO palm OFF the worthless paper.
His method was to enter into a business
transaction wherein he would figure as
debtor and then to offer a check for an
amount somewhat larger than the debt. ask
ing that the difference be paid him in cash.
He succeeded in passing three such checks
Saturday. They were for small amounts
drawn on the Nebraska National bank, pur-
porting to be signed by C. Dybail.
c. w. Hull, proprietor of the coal yard at
the corner of Twentieth and lizard streets.
was Harris first victim. A small purchase
OF fuel was made and a check for SIS offered
in payment. Harris asked for 50 in change
and got II. When Mr.. Hull presented the
check for payment and learned that it was
worthless tie reported the matter to the po-
lice, giving them Harris description.
During the afternoon Harris passed checks
on Miss Mary Rowland. who rents rooms at
1909 Farnam street. and w. II. Emery. who
keeps a lodging house at 1109 Farnam street.
In botn cases Harris rented a room and
offering 10 pay the rent in advance asked
cash for the difference between the
amount OF the cheek and the amount due on
the room.
officers Heitfeld and Donahue found Harris
IN a music hall about 9 o'clock Saturday
evening and placed him under arrest. At the
station he was identified by w. II. Emery,
Miss Mary Rowland, Miss Matte Anderson
and Alice Rocking. When confronted by the
people he had fleeced, Harris assumed a look
Of stolid indifference and denied having seen
them before. In his pockets the police found
three other checks similar to the ones he
passed. They were made payable to himself.
One was for sl2. the other two for $40
eacn.
Harris says he is a stage machinlst. He
admits being a stranger in the city and says
he has a relative employed at Dybal's.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-29
goods are going rapidly and parties who contemplate making purchases should on hand MdV early
'5 Sa, S"s s st. Sherman & Mcconnell DRUG Go. Middle Of Block.

In Morbihan, her host and hostess acting as
sponsors at her reception. Austin Lee re-
mains a Protestant, but while it cannot be
said he approves he does not object to his
wifes conversion. Gossip here has 1t that
the change in faith will greatly improve
Mrs. Lees social standing, though it is not
suggested that this had anything to do with
her action.
The young and pretty widow OF George
Law. the New York banker. is making rapid
progress in exclusive Partisan society. where
she is much admired. Her lavish hospitality
at the Hotel Vendome Is greatly appreciated
by French, as well as American celebrities.
This week she gave three splendid dinners
in succession, one to Paul Deschanel, presi-
dent OF the Chamber of Deputies, the other
guests including Mr.. and Mrs. Whittier,
Prince Furstenburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Haines,
young Thaw, the Pittsburg millionaire; Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Drake. Mr.. Warren, Hon.
John Monson OF the British embassy.
General Porter gave a dinner Thursday
to Alexander Ribot, the ex-premier, Nine.
Ribot being an American of Americans. The
other guests included Mrs. Seward, wife Of
the former Chinese ambassador: General and
Mrs. Gates and the Henry brakes.
Mrs. Harges OF Drexel- Harges is also Civ
ing som smart entertainments.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-29
I0WANS RETURN TO MANILA
Regulars Remain to Watch Affairs at
IlOilO-No sickness on the
Transports.

NEW YORK, Jan, 2s.-A dispatch TO the
Herald from Manila says: There is no ILL.,
ness on the transports at lloilo. The Fifty
first Iowa regiment is returning to Manila
on the Pennsylvania and will arrive tomor-
rev. III Eighteenth regulars and Sixth
artillery remain al Iloilo. a native commits
sion from there comes on the transport 10
consult with Aguinaldo. Influential natives
wish the Americans to land. The rabble
army are kicking and want to loo. the town.
They have already burned several villages
near lloilo. The lower classes in the isl
ands Of Cebu and Negros are reported TO be
attacking the land proprietors and loo,ing
estates, Manila is quiet. The general
health OF the troops is good. The island o.
Mirdanao is oyerrun by Moros. The Span
iards are concentrated al Zamboanga.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-29

O.. L. Walter OF Brock.on is at the Her
Grand.
Ted Pendergast of Chicago is at the Her
Grand,
J. C. Klnnard OF New York. with Solos
Palmer Is at the Her Grand.
Lieutenant Colonel f. A. Koerper is suf-
fering from a severe attack of grip, brought
on by over-work.
]. G. Cortrell. ST. Louis, general agent
OF tho Seaboard Air Line company, is d
guest OF the Willard.
]. G. Hamilton OF New York. who has
large beet sugar interests at Norfolk. Neh.,
is visiting in the city.
Frank W. Marsineau OF New York. bust
ness manager OF the Melbourne Mcdowell
Walsh Co, Is at the Her Grand.
J. n. Lifingwell, advance guard for Mis-
taxes VIII Happen" is stopping AZ the Mil
lard. Mr.. I.ifingwell Is a hustler and with
his WIDE travelling experiences he could be
classed among the post prandial story tell
er. He Will remain in the city for several
days.
Nebrasksns at the hotels; {. W. McComb.
wilsonville: r. J. Fitzpatrick. Beatrice; w.
II. Fitzpatrick. Beatrice; H. E. Henkey. Glib
bon; J. W. Harris, Hastings; ]. W. Hat
teger. G.. II. Willis, Chadrun; W. J. winston,
Columbus: Mrs F. r. Roberts, Lexington;
II. f.. Owen, Norfolk; W. II. Harris, Will
bur; A. F. Bloomer, York; |. d. Clarke.
Papillion.
Al the Kiondike: J. \. Whitaker. NJ y
Barrett, Burlington, Ia; r, s. Rose, Duluth,
MINI: William Osborn, Sioux City. Ia. c.
F.. Davis. W. NJ, Vanderbeck. Neosho, Mo;
c. 4. Smith, p. w. Mcguire, Leigh; A. 5,
Calvert, Sioux Cay. Ia; J. A. Tosser, lr-
win. Ia: A. c. Bradley. Davenport, Ia
NJ. W. Clair, Niobrara; r, J. Stockheld,
Petersburg; C. r. Whitney, Lincoln.
Al the Murray: Charles Weiland, Chi
cago: w. r. Topf, Clinton; Miss NJ. Byron,
New York: James Feasin. South Omaha
c. X. Coleman, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
White, Hastings; William Andersen, New
York: W. r. Townsend, Nebraska City;
kin, Chicago: oryin 5. Dunaing, Chicago;
G. E. Rice, Kansas City: T.. ". Pierre, Des
Moines; George w. puBoise, Boise; NJ. A
Ballard. Chicago: J, 5. Morrow, Chicago;
Ira Mallory. North Platte; l. F. Pokdamin,
New York; J. W, Blair. New York.
At the MiHard Horace L. Spiel, Dies
Moines; C. l. Plunger, 81, Louis; f. c
liam NJ. Shirley. c. b. Tullis, Chicago
George b. Ballard, DuBoise; S. Rosenherser
Cincinnati; J. C. Contrell, ST. Louis; J. q
Hamilton. Norfolk: F. J. S,ohin. Salt Lake
II. r. Denton. Rock Springs; Russell paugh
srty. Marie Brady, Missouri Valley; J. n
Ldtangwsl chicaso' Mr. and Mrs l. c
Miller. Carbon; w. J. Thomas, Buffalo
Wye; Arvin 5, Dunnt,g, chieaso; Y. II
Temple, Hoopersjown, III; W. n. Sloyer
81. Louis. \. =. Campbell. Denver; William
=. Case. J~onnssoNr. y. Y; J. n. Lilly
Salem; Z Z. Dickinson, Chicago; 4 II
Gempp. So. LOUIS; Z. r REYNOLDS. Cleve
land: w. r. Bress. A. NJ. Yale. Omaha; NJ
cage; c. Watson. Iowa; II u Bliss Ncrtl
Adams: John Rice. 50. Louis. }. \. Ienoey
Chicago; T. Johnson. Philadelphia; !. ,
T Lindsey, J. NJ. Dean, I~ad.anApo&.s -
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-29

Miss GOelct's Reported Engagement.
Copyright. 1899, by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON. Jan. 2S.-(New York World Ca
blegram-Special Telegram )-Society is still
specuiatlng eagerly on the rumored engage
ment of Miss Goelet and Lord Chesterfield,
which is not yet authoritatively confirmed.
Although Miss Goelet is in no hurry to
choose between her different eligible titled
s~uitors-among whom Lord Crichton it Is
still believed ranks frst-her mother is said
to be anxious to remarry In order to relieve
herself OF the unaccustomed responsibilities
her husbands death left on her shoulders.
She Is rather dependent in character. Her
HUSBAND managed everything for her during
his lifetime, and she now feels the want of
advice ana assistance Of a man who will
free her from the cares incidental to the
control OF a large fortune and a big estab-
lishment.
Hitherto she has been accustomed to hav-
ing the wheels of life creased for her and
nothing TO 90 but to think of her amuse-
ments and her very beautiful toilets. She
Is popular in society, being bright and
agreeable. with a sense of humor. has a
pretty ngure, understands the art OF perfect
dressing ana makes more OF herself than do
many beautiful women. The rumored Ches-
terteld engagement is still a nine days
wonder. for hitherto it has been confidently
believed that II circumstances ever rem
dered it possible for him to marry he was
indissoluoIy bound elsewhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-29
LOCAL BREvlTIeS.

Miss Morris. ore Q. the teachers IL tie
HisA school. Will lead thS services a. url.y
church this morning.
The lecture 20 - s!Yec ~ Jean {, De
kolty, under the auspices % the U-!Cy club.
s 20 take place rsNc Monday evening In ,se
lecture room Of the Public library. Sus,eei.
"CyTanO lie BeggegAr-"
Reprssen;e:Iye S,ursoss MAS formally pre-
scented with an adopted daughter in County
court The child is EiyiSn Hunt, a s-yea-.
old girl who Was taken tgpm 3 toAdlL-gs
home by the S~tuEsess family when she WAs
a baby.
Appraisers HClbrook. Holman. Hicks Wal.
lace, Orchard and Schriver are holding &
session On the property condemned by the
right-ot-way Of the Omaha Bridge and Ter
ninal company. The figures placed ca the
various properties by the different apprats-
ers we're decidedly out OF haTmony aud they
are e1cesyoring 10 get IogeShs-.
County Treasurer HsimrOd has sent ou.
several thousand postal cards 10 notify tax.
payers that tie county personal taxes will
become delinquent February /. These are
bringing q -he usual percentage Of pay
mocts. but the general disposition OF tax
payers TO avoid the payment OF personal
taxes is likely TO result In more 6e,in-
quenciss than occur IN connection with the
regular taxes
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-29
ARCTIC ICE FLOE MENACES
Drifts Directly Into the Path of the
transatlantic Liners and May
Blockade st. Johns Island.

ST, JOHNS. y. F. Jan. 2s.-The British
steamer ulurda. st this port from Liverpool.
reports immense !cebergs 200 miles south
east OF ST. Johns. directly In the track Of
Atlantic shipping and forming = serious
danger TO passing steamers.
Reports from along the ooas; indicate ,ha;
the Arctic ice foe is travelling south rapidly
and a blockade o. the eastern fEoat OF the
island is impending.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-29
More Trouble with strikers.

Copyright, 1899, by Press Publishing Coz
COLON, Colombia. Jan. 2S.-(New
York World Cablegram-Special Tele-
m.)-Railroad dock strikers today
temporarily stopped traffic by intiml-
dating the engine drivers. Mobs o.
men and women gathered near the railroad
shops and some OF the artisans al work were
dragged out by strikers. Military guards
were reinforced and AZ one time they had 10
fire in the air to drive back the strikers.
4 dozen strikers were injured in fights with
the police. Women sympathiEers are secur
ing arms and threaten vengeance. Many
stores have been closed, the proprietors fear
ing that their establishments would be
looted.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-29
MEkEAL
oils

VEST POINT. Neb., Jan. es.-tSpecisl.l-
Last wednesday Father William Choka
united in marriage at Monterey Herman
ol!gmusller and Miss Lena S,lersn. The
wedding was celebrated at the home OF the
bride. at which many friends from the neigh
hoEhood and IVES, Point attended. The bride
IS a niece OF William sueren and has a
wide ACQUAINTANCE in Monterey, where she
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-29
ISABELLA'S IMMENSE WEALTH
Report of n Phenomenaily Rich strike
in n Vein at Cripple
Greek.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Jan. IS
Gree. excitement exists on the mining s,Ock
exchange here over a tEbu. ously rich strike
In The Isabella mine az Cripple Greek. As
says FROM the strike run from $4,000 10
100000 20 the ton. The stJck Jumped from
s7h cents 10 $3.50 per share today. over
10000 shares charging hands. Six weeks
Ego he stock sold a; % cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-29

Pine Bluff, Ark. has been announced. The
will occur next Monday.
Miss Annie e. Requa. daughter Of the late
Isaac Il. Sheldon, the we'll known New iorh
publisher, was married to DR.. John Cameron
Anderson of this city in st. Bartholomew
church Yesterday. Tho eremon was
performed by DR.. Greer. privately,
as the family is in deep mourning. Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson have left for Bermuda where
they will spend the greater part of their
honeymoon. on their return trip they VIII
make a tour of the continent. Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson will make their home In Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-29
Out-nf-TnMn Guests.

Miss Grace Lord Of Dixon. ILL.,, is visiting
her brother, DR.. j. u. Lord.
Miss Katherine O'Brien Of Grand Rapids,
Mich. is the guest of Dean and Mrs. Fair.
Miss Nell Bragdon Of Auburndale. Mass,
spent a day with Miss Allen last week, on
her way to California.
Miss Lucille Pinney Of Council Bluffs has
been the guest during the last week of Mrs.
Metcalf. Hostess and guest spent a pleasant
day In Lincoln on Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-29
BAD WEATHER IN THE SOUTH
Central and Southern Georgia Visited
by snow Storm-Rain and
sIeet in Florida.

ATLANTA. Ga, Jan. 2S.-Suow is reported
as general throughout central and southern
Georgia and Alabama today. In Atlanta
nearly four inches have fallen, Three inches
have fallen a; Columbus and other points in
south Georgia and about two inches at
Macon and Montgomery, Ala. Rain is gen.
eTal in Florida today and some points report
sleet.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-29
Arthur DeImOre Cheney
TEACHER OF VOICE CULTURE
AND ARTISTIC SINGING.
A CAREFUL AND THOROUGH FOUN.
DATlON TO ALL BEGINNERS.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ENG.
LISH ORATORIO.
STUDIOS: suite 3O3 and % McCague
Building, Corner 18th and Dodge
Streets.
DEADLY DOSE FOR WHlTECAPS
Wife of Man They Attempt to whip
Kills Leader of Gang. Who Is
u Neighbour.

MlDDLESBoRoUGH. Ky. Jan. IS. -
Whitecaps attempted 10 whip Tom jack
son. in Harlan coun;y, las; night, when
Jackson's wife iuterisred. killing the leader.
The dead leader proved 20 ~ William
Wright. a ~neighbor % Jacksoa's
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-29

The smallest Things sxsr, the creates: In
tuence. De Wits Little E1riy Rlstrs are
uneQualled to- overcoming eSasligx,scc aza
liver troubss. Small pill. best p.ll. safe rll-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-29

No. of Packages Fire sale
on hand now. Price.
AZ cans Condensed Milk, regular price
loo ....,...... -
8 cans Coloman's Carbolated Ointment,
regular price JVc loo
"a ~one-pound bottles, pure Carbolic
Acid, regular price soc ........,....... 25C
20 one-pound cans Simon Bar polish,
regular price 25c lOt
Is bottles La Grippe Cough Cure, reg
ular price 25c lot
90 bottles Rum and Quinine Hair Tonic,
regular price 5Oc 2oI
IS bottles Warmers Log Cabin Sarsa-
parilla, regular price Sl.00 ............ 5N
IS bottles Root Beer (makes . gallons)
regular price Zoe o'
81 bottles Dog Shampoo, regular price
25c ............. To-
63 bottles Malaga Sweet Almond Oil,
regular price loo q
A bottles Nictor's Blueing, regular
L. bottles Booths Hyomei, (complete)
regular price $500 ............... 90
Il bottles Florida Water, regular price
soc .............. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
80 packages Eskay's Food GALL sizes
ttalt Price
10 bottles Soothing Syrup, regular price
Soc .'''..''.''''.'' ~
G bottles Parke. Davis & Co. Egg Emul-
sion, regular price sl.0 ........,,... so
lG packages Peptogenic MIX Powder,
regular price SOC 20
II bottles T%arrant's Seltaer Aperient,
regular price soc 20
4 bottles s. S. s, regular price Sl.W.... 80
Il bottles French Furniture Polish, reg
ular price Zoe 10
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-29
Wedding. and engagements.

Invitations have been issued Tor the mar
riage OF Mr.. Max RelchtGhsrg and Isabel
Adler. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Adler, Wednesday, February $.
The marriage OF Mr.. Lee :, Esis!le Of
this city TO Miss Chrisly DO1nsscull Of
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-29
MONDAY MORNINGS STOCK OF FIRE DRUGS.

to awn themselves Of our SLAUGHTER PRICES has rda our Smk of goods will damaged wrappers a very small pro.
portion dhe original amount we give below the exact number of packages of oiled or smoked goods remaining Q" OF" FIN"
SALE TME SATURDAY @mms These will be closed Mnm rapidly on Monday and Tuesday
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-29

Nchhs
No. of Packages fNre saie
on hand now. Price.
About 40 bottles DR.. SCOTS Digestive
Tablets regular price 25c............ loc
About rs boxes of Dr. Gray's Kidney
pills, regular price bVC ,.,'....'.''''. HC
A lot of Fancy Atomizcrs onc-third reg
Sherwin a. Williams Paints less than one
half price.
one lot Rat Poison, regular price 2oc,. DC
"a bottles first class Corn cure. regular
q cans Eucalyptus Asthma Cure, regu-
lar price soc y........ -oc
1 bottles Cuticura Resolvent, regular
price soc 2oc
40 boxes each containing ! doz S-sr.
Quinine Pills, regular price l5c...:... &C
% bottles Cressler's Fragrant Balm,
regular price 21C lS
200 cakes Uncle Sans Tar Soap. reg
ular price Toe sc
A few more boxes Talcum Powder,
Al boxes Tansy and Pennyroyai Pills,
regular price 300 ..............,,.... sc
A lot of Hand Mirrors, regular. price,
25C and SC ana Zc
soc Kids Headache Walters, regular
/ bottles Zip, regular price SlW 49,. boc
1 bottles Mrs. Graham's Hair Restorer,
regular price S1.W .................. 5oc
20 boxes Ten-Minute Headache Capsuls,
regular price loo ..............,., &C
As 2-oz Jars Extract Beef, regular price On,
I bottles Ayers Vita Nuova, regular
price SlOo oVc
6 5-lb. cans White Nalseline. regular
! price Sl.5O oV
ar label ppnrnhnl ~ Sp1nkn6-