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TH E KIND IT PAYS YOU TO HANDLE HAVE ALWAYS RELIABLE HANDLED GOODS

Jobbers Sell in Gross Lots, 5 Per $33.60 Per Gross Cent and 2 Yi Per Cent OFF $2.80 Per Dozen THIS IS THE GENUINE. No. 2320 Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Aet, June 30, 1906- SEND FOR CARDS, CUT OUTS AND COUNTER WRAPPERS. THE CENTAUR COMPANY 250 West Broadway, ' NEW YORK CITY President BUY A GROSS AND SAVE 5 AND 2 1-2 PER GENT. WHO CANT SELL 12 DOZEN PER ANNUM?

CLARKE BROTHERS & CO. PEORIA, ILLINOIS The Largest Whiskey Distillers in the World We make our Blends from straight Whiskey only. Our blend conforms with the Pure Food Laws of the United States. We control the largest Bottled in Bond w h i s k e y business in the United States. b o t t l e d in bon ® RICHARDSON DRUG CO.. - Distributors. 12-11 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

P l a n t e r s

!m o re ’s c , C o r BLACK Shoe Polishes V »w rADCIII FINEST QUALITY. LARGEST VARIETY CAPSULES POPULAR FOR GENERATIONS. (Registered in United States Patent Office) One of the oldest and best remedies for GONORRHOEA, GLEET, ETC.

CAPSULES OF QUALITY

Below We mention some of our Special Brands: “OILT EDGE,” the only ladies’ shoe dressing that positively c o n ta in s OIL. Blacks and polishes ladies’ and children’s boots and shoes; shines without rubbing. P e r dozen $2.00. “ F re n c h G loss,” 10c size, p e r doz. 75c. “ A L B O ” makes dirty canvas, white buck and suede shoes clean and white. In zinc-tin boxes with sponge per doz. 75c; in a lu m in u m box w ith sponge, p e r doz. $1.75. Capsulating Private Formulas “QUICK WHITE” makes dirty canvas sh o es olean a n d white I n liquid form so it can be quickly a n d easily applied. No white a Specialty. dust. Will not rub off. A sponge in pvery package, so always ready fo r u se. P e r doz. $1.75. Let us send you samples. "BABY ELITE,” c o m b in a tio n 10c size, p e r doz. 85c "STAR” RUSSETT COMBINATION, 10c size, gro. $9.00. “SUPERB,’’Patent leather and “Elite" Box (Jalf, Black pastes, H. PLANTEN & SON "Dandy” russet, “Peerless,” ox-blood and “Nobby” brown p a ste s, a ll p e r g ro., la rg e a n d m ed iu m , $9.00 a n d $5.00. H lb., (Established 1836) BROOKLYN, N. Y. ■per doz. $1.85; H lb p e r doz. $2.75 LIGHTNING DYE” instantly blacks all colored shoes, per “The Pioneer American Capsule House.” 11-12 dozen. $1.75. "BULLY SHINE.” A Waterproof Paste for all kinds of black sh o es a n d old rubbers. Contains oils an d waxes to polish a n d preserve the leather. Also Russet Bully Shine. Large tin boxes, per doz. 75c. Boxes open with a key. JOHN F. STRATTON CO., 62 Grand St., NEW YORK. ESTABLISHED 1 8 5 9 . THE LARGEST GUT & STEEL STRING HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES

JOHN F. STRATTON’S JOHN F. STRATTON’S CELEBRATED B irmingham Russian Gut S tr in g s. S t ee l S tr in g s. Finest in the World WARRANTED NOT TO RUST. VIOLIN. Each String in envelope. 28 E 4 lgths Bd. ...$4.00 VIOLIN. 46 E ...... Doz. $0.15 71 A 2*4 “ “ ....4.00 “ 91 D 2*4 ** “ ....4 .7 5 47 A ...... 15 49 D wound. .24 109 G1 “ Doz...... 65 . "u Each String in envelope. 49* G “ 2 4 GUITAR. JOHN F. STRATTON S 160-lst...... Doz. *0.20 CELEBRATED 160-2d...... “ .20 Na p l e s Gut S tr in g s, jn a 160-3d w o u n d .. tt .30 violin. 160-4th “ .. * .30 28*4 E 4 lg th s B d ..$2.50 u 160-5th “ .. .32 71*4 A 2*4 “ “ ..2 .5 0 160-6th “ .. . “ .40 91*4 D 2*4 “ “ ..3 .5 0 as BANJO. 108 6 1 “ D oz.. .55 186*4-1st...... D os. $0.20 Each String in envelope. cu 186*4-2d...... “ .20 violin. ■J 186*4-3d...... “ .20 274 E 3 lg th s B d ..$1.75 m 186*4-4th wound “ .30 704 A 2* “ “ ..1.75 cu 186*4-5th...... “ .20 90*4 D 2*4 “ “ ..2 .2 0 >J VA MANDOLIN. 105 D 1 “ D o z.. .25 X 1140*4-lst...... Doz. $0.20 VIOLIN. £ 1140*4-2d...... “ .20 1140U-3d wound “ .30 21 E 2*4 lgths B d ___$1.15 ii 61A 2*4 “ “ ....1.25 1140 *4-4 th “ .32 81 D 2*4 “ “ ....2.00 104 G 1 " D oz...... 20 3 0 STRINGS IN A GUITAR. Gut, I Loth. BUNDLE. 170-1st...... D o z . $0.70 ...-- - - v 170-2d...... “ .80 170-3d...... “ .90 FOR BALE BT 170-4th w o u n d .. “ .45 170-5th “ « .50 170-6th “ .55 Richardson Drug Co. Each String In envelope. OMAHA. OMAHA DRUGGIST. 71

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METAL SCREW CAP Metal Screw Gap D O SE C U P D o se Gup

4-ounce, per dozen, 4-ounce, per dozen, $2.00 S2.00

Guaranty No. 8466

Guaranty No. 8466

Yonr Orders Solicited Yonr Orders Solicited RICCARDSON DRUG CO. RICHARDSON DRUG CO. Omaha, U. S. A. Omaha, U. S. A. © {□] [SJ m PER O X ID E EMPTY CAPSULES

HYDROGEN No. 00-0 1-2 3-4-5 100s, 1 doz. lo ts ...... per doz. $ .65 100s, % gro. lo ts ...... per gro. 7.50 100s, 1 gro. lo ts ...... per gro. 7.00 1000s...... p er 1000 .50

GUARANTY No. 8466

2-oz, B o ttle s...... p e r gro. $4.80 M-lb. B o ttle s — ...... p e rd o z . 0.70 M-lb. B o ttles, M -gross lo ts ...... p e r gro. 7.00 k-lb. Bottles, lA-gross lo ts ...... p e r gro. 6.50 }<-lb. B o ttles, 1-gross lo ts ...... p e r gro. 6.00 V4-lb. B o ttle s ...... p e rd o z . 1.00 1-lb. B o ttle s ...... p e rd o z . 1.75 5-pint Bottles ...... e a c h .65 1-gal. B o ttle s ...... e a c h .90

I f our Orders Solicited RICHARDSON DRUG CO. OMAHA, U. S. A. Guaranty No. 8466. 72 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

m HA.IA METAL CREAM HAJA FOR O L IV E O il AUTOMOBILES IMPORTED and all polished Brass, Copper, Zinc, Tin, Nickel, Guaranteed a Pure Imported 1st Pressing Olive Silver, Etc.

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G allon B o ttle s...... per gallon $3.00 G allons...... per doz. $7.50 ^-Gallon Bottles...... per gallon 3.10 ^-Gallon Bottles...... -.per gallon 3.20 Q uarts...... per doz. 3.00 L arge B o ttle s...... per dozen 8.00 P in ts ...... per doz. 2.00 M edium B o ttle s...... per dozen 4.00 Y z-P in ts...... per doz. 1.25 Small Bottles...... : ...... p er dozen 2.00 0 = =0 0= ©= 0 0 HAJA COFFEE 500 Extra Long. No. 3. A blend of strictly fancy old crop coffees, selected especially for the strength and richness of flauer—a high grade article for the drug trade.

BRAND

VELVET CORKS "Quality Shows Where ‘HAJA’ Goes.”

(SEE PRICES PAGE 62)

In One Pound. Air Tight. Cans Only FOR SALE ONLY BY W hole...... per lb. SO. 34 RICHARDSON DRUG CO. Ground (Steel Cut and Sifted).. .per lb. .34 Pow dered...... per lb. .34 OMAHA, U, S. A. 0 0 = OMAHA DRUGGIST.

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This Glass Container, with metal top and blotter for moistening, will always keep your cigars fresh and moist, a very desirable feature, particularly in a dry climate. The most satisfactory package and the best Cigar ever offered for $ 3 5 PER THOUSAND ■===== MHHMpp We guarantee these to increase your cigar business Wellerettes art packed in Tin, Glnss nr Wond to Slzns, nil tine Sana Price

The Masterpiece of all Broad Leaf Wrapped Havana Cigars. On drop shipments of 2,500 assorted or one size, 8 Sizes as you may prefer, we will allow a trade discount of 10 per cent. Write to us regarding- our special ad­ $60.00 vertising proposition = = T O = = which goes with this quan­ tity. We cannot recom­ “THE MAS7ERP/ECE OFALL mend Pastoras too highly. $85.00 BROAD LEAF WRAPPED You will make no mistake PER THOUSAND Ha v a n a C i g a r s * by buying a quantity lot and acting as a sub-jobber SAN TE.LMO CIGAR M FC. CO. in your locality. We hope you will give DETROIT. these goods a trial “ QUAUTY c r e a t o r s * RICHARDSON DRUG CO., - OMAHA 2 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

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Every Progreisive D ealer Can Have Them If He ^Vill H itch H is B usiness Go-Cart to The Progressive Star

HOLLISTER’S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA

..r A LIVE SELLER FOR LIVE DEALERS ) I

Do it Right!------Buy Our Quantity Offer

It saves you 15 per cent additional in buying- and increases your profits to 100 per.cent. Free goods and advertising- makes the deal an exceptional one, don’t miss it.

Write us today and we will give you full particulars and outline an advertising offer which will interest you.

You should make ISocky M o u n tain T e a your leading constipation and stomach remedy, because it gives results every time you take it.

Trade Supplied by RICHARDSON DRUG CO. Omaha, Nebraska

SOLE MANUFACTURERS HOLLISTER DRUG COMPANY

MADISON, W IS. OMAHA DRUGGIST.

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SPECIAL OFFER ON DENVER MUD An Ideal Shampoo for the Blonde, near Blonde and Auburn types of fair women. $15.00 Lot less 5 per cent Discount.

It actually keeps the hair from turning $25.00 Lot less 5 per cent Discount darker without dyeing or and Free Goods to retail at $6.00. bleaching. Over 125 Per Cent Clear Profit For You

GUARANTEED UNDER THE PURE FOOD AND DRUG LAWS. Vt. Pound a t ...... $1.75 doz. 1 Pound a t ...... 3.00 doz. 2 Pound a t ...... 6.00 doz. PREPARED ONLY BY 5 Pound a t ...... 12.00 doz.

Mme. Elizabeth Gille If it isn’t made in Denver 'it is MIS­ No. 1 Hamilton Grange BRANDED. NEW YORK CITY Pure'Food and Drug-’Law. 0

Uncle Sam guarantees the purity and quality of every bottle of this WHISKEY

Its purity a n d fine q u a lity m a k e s i t id e a l fo r p re s c rip ­ tio n a n d hom e use. Because of its continued good quality Every druggist, whether he sells by the bottle, or uses Lewis’ Single Binder has won the confi­ whiskey only for prescription purposes, should have dence, both of the dealer and the smoker, _ Good old and as a result of this the sale of the Lewis’ Single Binder is Nearly a Million a Month with­ ^ W X S M i V S S . out the Factory Sending oat a Traveling Salesman; I h u r e depending upon the quality to do the busi­ B o t t l e d In B o n d ness. YOUR JOBBER For sale in Quarts, Pints and Half-Pints by the WILL Richardson Drug Co., Omaha SUPPLY YOU. 0 = 0 0 =0 4 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

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Let U s Introduce 66 G E F ” j “ G E F ”Not a cure, but j “GEF”Not a POSITIVE has stood the test. PREVENTATIVE for all A clean tenacious Veneral Diseases. preparation. Simple, Safe Put up in collap­ and Effective. sible tubes, Will not Stain the convenient in size Clothing and is to be carried "5 DROPS” (One Size Only) $1.00 $8.00 Practically Non- in the vest ”5 DROP” Corn Remedy .25 2.00 Odorous. pocket. ”5 DROP” Plasters .25 2.00 "5 DROP” Salve .25 2.00 Retail Price, $!.( Sent Postpaid ”5 DROP” Salve .50 4.00 The SWANSON PILL .25 2.00 manufactured b y The G. E. F. MEDICAL CO. SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO. L.orton, Nehr. CHICAGO, ILL. SOLD BY ALL JOBBERS [ 5 ] : 0 = 0

0 : III*. OLD OVERHOLT La Rue's PURE RYE WHISKEY Celebrated Remedies BOTTLED IN BOND Are the Safest "and Best. Never a Dissatisfied Customer Under Government Super- Pays the dealer 99 per cent Profit vision, with government The Customer 100 per cent Satisfaction. stamp over cork of each J D W / ' \ f One (1) doz. single or assorted of your LJ C -/ M dealer and get H dozen free from us. bottle, guaranteeing proof, Riggs Pharmacal Co. quantity and age. Distributors - Lincoln, Neb.

AGENTS FOR DR. LA RUE’S i/w tSm, Baloon Spray Syringe ...... p e r doz. $24.00 Antiseptic vaginal Tablets for Women... “ 8.00 A ntiseptic Disc for M en ...... 3.00 Antiseptic Cones for Women...... 8.00 “SEE THAT THE LITTLE Female Cap-sal-oids for Women...... 8.00 F e m a le C ap -sa l-o id s “ E x tr a S tro n g ” ...... 16.00 GREEN STAMP Galega Beans (Bust Developer)...... 8.00 Gee & Gee Capsules for Men...... 8.00 “Gee-Gee Injection for Men ...... 8.00 IS OVER EACH CORK. RirW i D i ) Hot. Springs Treatment I 1 fo r th e B lood f • • 24.00 Dr. Pasture’s Obesity Treatm ent...... 8.00 Ner-vo-ine Tabloids for Men and Women 8.00 *%+ V a g -in -o id s fo r W o m e n ...... 8.00 Trade Supplied by RICHARDSON DRUG CO. Richardson Drug Co., Omaha, Neb. OMAHA 0 0 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

0 HEBE BATH POWDER

A Wonderful Water Soft­ ener, delicately Perfumed Our New Product £ o w d e % with the odor of fresh, red roses.

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We have an exceptionally attractive proposition; a very attractive package—clever and original advertising copy, and exceptionally catchy window displays. WILL YOU NOT LET US LAY IT BEFORE YOU? This is the time to take advantage of new “sure to be” exceptionally GOOD SELLER. Philo Hay Specialties Co. Sole Manufacturers. NEWARK, N. J., U. S. A.

A complete stock of both sizes carried by Richardson Drug Co. They will be glad to fill your orders for it. 0 =

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Brandreth’s Pills Allcock's Porous Plasters Allcock’s Cora and Bunion Plasters Salva-cea T5he F o u r 'R e lia b le s

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m 0 = IMPERIAL HARD OIL FINISH The Best Hard Oil Finish Made— On the CIRCLE Market For Twenty Years. Pays You ■ "Cut” Out Profit V ER/^ 1 Imitations Gives User 0 ^ * ■ Buy the Results FINISrtA I Original —«*UOHTW FOR !NTEF**OR WORK ■ "Imperial” Plows Fj«fm me m cocos Sells Quick •f*W S HARO WITH A BRILLIANT GLOSS » THE ONLY PRESCRIPTION * TwaVE HOURS IM PERIAL HARO OIL CO. j j H’s CORK Always j^^SOLE MAHUrACTUW R ■ BEST the Same j P Hard Oil We have them in Regular PRICES and Extra Lengths 5 G allon C ans. 85c per gallon 1 Gallon Cans. 90c per gallon XA Gallon Cans 95c per gallon Q u art C a n s...... 1.00 per gallon

MADE ONLY BY SEIDLITZ VARNISH CO., Varnish Makers Mfgrs. of Seidlitz and Continental Varnish Co’s Full Line of Varnishes. KANSAS CITY, MO. Carried in Stock CIRCLE and Sold by j RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Omaha

ONE DOZEN A GRADE UNDER CIRCLE A. These are also in Regular and Extra Lengths Wright’s Smoke

There are corks and corks, but FREE the circle A and circle B are the Only Ones. on orders for three cases, (6 dozen). WE SELL AND RECOMMEND Calendars, Window Displays, Circle A and Circle B Samples and Mailing List CORKS on all orders. . TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE BRAND. The E. H. Wright Co., Ltd. Richardson Drug Co., Omaha 609 Broadway Kansas City, Mo. OMAHA DRUGGIST. 7

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OVER 300 PER GENT PROFIT THAT IS, IF YOU BUY ON CREDIT OR SIXTY DAYS TIME . . . . . STILL MORE IF YOU PAY CASH Profit is the only thing that the Druggist can live on. Here is the offer and where you make over 300 per cent profits

SELL GERING’S DENVER MUD COMPOUND

One Gross of one-half pounds, retails at 35c each $50.40 One-half Gross of one pounds, retails at 75c each 54.00

Total retails at $104.40 Costs You Only $34.20

Can be ordered through any Jobber you w ish. The Henry R. Gering Co. 13th and Jones Sts., O M A H A , N E B R . OMAHA DRUGGIST.

0 American Bank Note Go. “CARDUI SELLS” PLAYING CARDS Is what the druggists say. These Playing Cards are made by the same con­ cern which engraves and A fine lot of advertising- is sent with prints the big issues of bonds, stocks and other each shipment. securities. The cards are carried Less the discounts C A R D U I costs b u t 63 cts. in all standard sizes and • per bottle in $30 quantities. grades. Write for sam­ ples and price list. "LOOK FOR THE EAGLE’S HEAD” CHATTANOOGA MEDICINE CO American Bank Note Co. CHATTANOOGA S T . LOUIS N E W Y O R K 0

0 CHAMBERLAIN’S A Record of over Sixty-live Years. Stomach and Liver Tablets For over sixty-five years MRS. WINSLOW’S s o o t h i n g S Y R U P has been used by mothers for their children while teething. Are you disturbed at night and broken of your are receiving- some ag-gressive adver­ rest by a sick child suffering and crying with pain of Cut­ ting Teeth? If so send at once and get a bottle of “Mrs. tising-, the kind that g-oes rig-ht in Winslow's Soothing Syrup” for Children Teething. The value is incalculable. It will relieve the poor little sufferer the hands of the consumer and immediately. Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about it. It cures Diarrhoea, regulates the Stomach and sells the g-oods. No drug- stock- Bowels, cures Wind Colic, softens the Oums, reduces Infla- mation, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. should be without them. Don’t lose “Mrs. Winslow’s Soothlne- Syrup,” for children teething is pleasant to the taste and is the prescription of one of the a profit and disappoint your custom­ oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and is for sale by all druggists throughout the world. er by being- ‘.‘ju st out.” Price, twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for “Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup.” Order Them now of the Richardson Drug Company, Omaha, Neb. 0 0 0 SPIRO POWDER The only extensively advertised Toilet Powd advertised for BA r - k e e p ER'S DESTROYING PERSPIRATION ODORS r o i i r M n w A Foot Powder of Merit FRIEND $2.00 per dozen. All orders filled by Jobbei Appropriate attractive window displays, sart pies, free goods, etc. supplied direct, ex- f Best Known Metal Polish press paid on orders as follows: SPECIAL GOOD PROFITS 1 doz. Spiro, 1-12 Free I 3 doz. Spiro, yi F ree GUARANTEED FOREVER 2 doz. SpirO. % Free | 6 doz. Spiro, 1% F ree Largest Sale in the World Will use list of ladies’ names. SPIRO POWDER COMPANY, Niagara Falls, N .Y . 0 - El

0 0 0 ANASARCIN TABLETS HENRY H. SHUFELDT & COMPANY INDICATED IN ANASARCA PEORIA CHICAGO NEW YORK Resultant from either Heart, Kidney or Liver Trouble, Bright’s Disease, PRODUCERS OF THE CELEBRATED Cirrhosis of the Liver. Guaranteed under Pure Food and Drug's Act, Ju n e 30, 1906. S erial No. 413 Royal Arms Blackberry Juice $2.00 per Box. Sufficient for 30 days treatment and Premium Dry Gin. Liberal Discount to Trade. The Anasarcin Chemical Co. If you want the best ask your Dealer 9 -1 5 -1 3 WINCHESTER, TENN. 9_15_13 for These Brands.

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The Greatest Blood Purifer Ever Discovered

Richardson Drug Co. DISTRIBUTORS

PRICE LIST

$1.00 Size - • “ $8.00 per dozen .50 Size ■ ■ ■ 4.00 per dozen .25 Size ■ ■ ■ 2.00 per dozen Lots amounting to $21.00 list subject to dis­ count of 5 per cent. 10 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

a LEADING SPECIALTIES s h l e 'p i n K t Reed &Carnrick FINEST QUALITY. LARGEST VARIETY. 42-46 Germania Avenue., Jersey City, N. Y.

PROTONUCLEIN (Tablets, Powder and Ointment). Primary substances of the cells of the body, containing the true Nucleins. ( Proto-et Nacleo-plaama R. <$; C.) PEPTENZYME (Tablets, Powder and Elixir). Nucleo-enzymes of all the glands that aid digestion. (Nudeo-enzymea R. C.) TROPHONINE (Liquid). ( Snt. Sol. Nucleo [pro teid-et albumen cum enzymes,] R. <% C.) Contains the highest form of Nutrim ent found in cell. PANCROBILIN (Pill and Liquid). Physiologically prepared ox-bile and Nucleo-enzymes of the Pancreas. For Intestinal Indigestion and Habital Constipation; also as a Oholagogue. NEPHRITIN (5 gr. Tablets only). The primary substances of the cells of the cortex, and Below We mention some of our Special Brands: the convoluted tubules of the Kidney. For Bright’s and other disturbances of the Kidney. “GILT EDGE,” the only ladies’ shoe dressing that positively c o n ta in s OIL. Blacks and polishes ladies’ and children’s boots and shoes; shines without rubbing. P e r dozen 12.00. “ F re n c h CARNRICK’S LACTO-PREPARATA. G lo ss,” 10c size, p e r doz. 75c. A pure milk infants’ food and perfect equivalent for “ A LB O ” makes airty canvas, white buck and suede shoes clean m other’s milk.' and white. In zinc-tin boxes with sponge per doz. 75c; in alum inum box with sponge, per doz. $1.75. CARNRICK’S SOLUBLE FOOD. “QUICK WHITE” makes dirty canvas sh o es clean a n d white In A pure milk infant’s food for infants, invalids and dys- liquid form so it can be quickly a n d easily applied. No white p ectics. dust. Will not rub off. A sponge in every package, so always ready fo r use. P e r doz. $1.75. ZYMOCIDE. “BABY ELITE,” c o m b in a tio n 10c size, p e r doz. 85c ' A colorless, non-poisonous liquid antiseptic. “STAR” RUSSETT COMBINATION, 10c size, gro. $9.00. “SUPERB,’’Patent leather and ‘•Elite” Box Calf, Black pastes, CORDIAL ANALEPTINE. “Dandy” russet, “Peerless,” ox-blood and “Nobby” brown p a ste s , a ll p e r gro., la rg e a n d m ed iu m , $9.00 a n d $5.00. H lb., For Rheumatism and Gouty Diathesis. p e r doz. $1.B5; yt lb p e r doz. $2.(5 “LIGHTNING DYE” instantly blacks all colored shoes, per ROBILINE CORDIAL. * dozen. $1.75. A tonic and nerve-stimulant. “BULLY SHINE.” A Waterproof Paste for all kinds of black sh o es a n d old rubbers. Contains oils a n d waxes to polish a n d preserve the leather. Also Russet Bully Shine. Large tin Doxes, p e r doz. 75c. B oxes o p e n w ith a k ey . NEW ORIGINAL CREME ELCAYA CERAT ELCAYA f ^ L M E R ’ S INDIAN ROOT CREME C o u g h C a .r v d y (IN STICK FORM) COUCH COUGH CANDY (ANDY ELCAYA Mr. Druggist “Makes the Skin Like Velvet” and Dealer: — The popular toilet cream that sells on Your trade will call for “repeat orders” and all ELCAYA prepa­ this article, rations can be obtained through the WHY? leading Wholesale Druggists at Because once tried i* will win confidence. $42S DOZEN Because it is the best piece of cough candy on the market. ms iS Special discount on 3 dozen quantity | AND ORDER FROM YOUR I through jobber. For terms, advertising, (OLDS JOBBER (OLDS samples, etc., address JAM ES C. CRANE Trade Supplied by SOLE AGENT 108 Fulton street NEW YORK CITY Richardson Drug Co. POUDRE ELCAYA SAVON ELCAYA Omaha, U. S. A. OMAHA DRUGGIST. 11

|5 ] ■ ....- ...... - ■ ...... ■ ■ [ 1 Marion Flint Glass Co MARION, INDIANA

MANUFACTURERS HIGH GRADE LETTERED and PLAIN

•fust Arrived

Our New Model To Open Case 1 9 1 2 Straighten with hammer, pliers, chisel or any similar 30 to 60 per cent lig h te r convenient tool the turned ends in w e ig h t than of the wires which pass through loops at either upper Regular Case edge of case, leaving the wires on opposite edge engaged as Much Stronger The “ Peerless” Oval hinges. Lid will then raise and More Convenient (F inished w ith P a ris L,ip) lower the same as the lid of a and Cleaner trunk. Corrugated paper packing is used making a safe package.

Bottom View Peerless Oval GRADUATED

Packed in our new wire bound case with corrugated paper, single bottle cell, all sizes from 3 ounces up. We make a specialty of Flint Bottles and Jars for the Druggists, Chemists, Perfumers, Liquor and Packer Trade. For Sale by RICHARDSON DRUG CO, Omaha, Neb, 12 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

Soda Fountains cost money

and to get the right fountain, the truly practical dispensing- apparatus, means cold soda, quickly, economically, cleanly served, with more room and less breakage—therefore more trade, better trade, and more profit. Mistakes cost still more

than fountains, and to get the wrong fountain is worse than to have lost the money on the street. It means poor soda, constant waste, unsani­ tary conditions, lost trade. Don’t guess— find out— be sure

It costs nothing. To find out about the best after you have bought some­ thing else, will only make you feel the worse about it. So investigate the Acorn Sanitaire Iceless

Most economical of ice—25$ to 75%; has much the largest work board— 10% to 40%; most sanitary of all—the Sanitaire system; most durable and strongest; solid German silver in all exposed metal parts—no plate. Built in wood marble, onyx, and white glass, in all sizes, and the most beautiful designs. Be sure to see our 1913 Lily design—a stunner! Sold through Jobbers only

No expensive sales force for you to pay for. Our capital stock reprents actual investment. You pay for no “ water.” This is why the best foun­ tain in the market is also the cheapest. Finest Catalogue ever issued

Printed in colors by the wonderful offset process. Full of plain, honest facts and the proof thereof. A big expensive book. We will gladly send it to you on request. ACORN BRASS MFG, COMPANY 600 Stone Avenue Aurora, - - - Illinois OMAHA DRUGGIST. 13

Wf © This Brand Will Win for You This Year

Make this your banner soft drink year by serving- Armour’s Grape Juice. It’s purity, g-oodness and health qualities are positive. This season it will be the liveliest money-maker and profit-puller before the trade. Grape Juice Bottled where the Best Grapes Grow This season’s Advertising will be nation wide,— big, strong, convincing ads, where they will help you most and best. To make is easy for you to benefit by our enormous advertising expenditure, we will give you our new Grape Juice Window Display; we will give you display racks, signs and decorations, that will beautify your store aud win trade for you. These ads and displays are backed by a product on the quality of which we stake our mame. We have a special proposition for you which is bound to increase your sales ol Armour’s Grape Juice. Write for details; let us prove that Armour’s is the brand for you to handle with satisfaction and profit. Serve Armour’s at your fountain. Sell it by the bottle or case. It builds trade that stays and grows.

Write for Particulars A R M O U R a V d COM PANY CHICAGO, ILL.

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The following goods contain nothing to MODERN STORE FRONT conflict with the Food and Drug Act, A L L M E T A L June 30, 1906, and require no label: MADE ol COPPER, ALUMINUM or BRASS means MORE attractive window dis- White’s Cream Vermifuge H P^ys, a better lighted store room. Campho Phenique Easy Set, All Metal Store Fronts Campho Phenique, Powder ARE UP TO DATE Borozone, Liquid Provide ventilation, prevent windows Borozone, Powder from “frosting.” Swaynes All Healing Ointment Drop in and see us; you are welcome Swaim’s Ointment without an order. Herrick’s Pills Harvell’s Condition Powders Smith’s Bile Beans Hall’s Hog Cholera Remedy Remick’s Eczema Cure J. F. BALLARD Proprietor and Wholesale Dealer Proprietary Medicines. No. 500-2 North Second St. ST. LOUIS, MO. MIDLAND GLASS & PAINT CO. 3-15-13 OMAHA

=S We Have Just Received MR. PILL POUNDER: Why Push and Pull, when you can live in A CAR LOAD OF Peace and Plenty? How would you like an income of POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL $4,000 to $8,000 Yearly? OU may get it with only a small initial Y payment of $15.00 an acre, on a twenty acre tract, of some of the richest and most productive soil in the wonderful state of California, and only one dollar a month an acre. No damage from frost here this winter, the coldest ever known in this state. We will plant, say half to Almonds, and cultivate for three years, when they should 1 gal. 6 to case ...... per gal. $2.70 bear $50.00 to $100.00 on acre that year, un­ y2 gal. 12 to c a se ...... per gal. 2.75 der old prices, and one-third more, under present prices. No danger of over produc­ % gal. 24 to c a se ...... per gal. 2.80 tion. When in full bearing, Almonds Y% gal. • 48 to c a se ...... per gal. 2.90 should clear you $200. to $400. an acre, or 1-16-gal. 96 to c a se ...... per g al. 3.00 even at a greater rate, a year, in our sec­ 5-gal. cans ...... per gal. 2.60 tion, which is proven superior for Almonds. 5-case lots, 5 per cent discount YOU can live in Peace and Plenty, with but little effort on your Almonds, and plant and Freight paid. the other half of your lands to Oranges, or Strictly full measure. whatever you want, and soon accumulate a fortune. Let us tell you how to enjoy “Health and RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Wealth in Sunny California, and our Free OMAHA, U. S. A. Fare plan to purchasers. Write for Free Booklet. KUHN LAND CO., 533 Utica Bldg., * DES MOINES, IOWA DISTRIBUTORS or 306 Forum Building, Sacramento, Cal. =0 =03 OMAHA DRUGGIST. IS

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V o l. XXVI. OMAHA, FEBRUARY, 1913. N o. 2

OMAHA DRUGGIST of the fact that the association has always met with a larger attendance than elsewhere. C. F. WELLER, PUBLISHER. T e r m s o h S ubscription ...... $ 1 .0 0 p e r y e a r One Thousand Cement Men at Omaha Show. R a t e s o e A d v e r t i s i n g o n A p p l i c a t i o n . One thousand cement users from Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, South Dakota and Nebraska attended the Contributions pertaining to current pharmaceutical topics annual convention of the Nebraska Cement Users’ in v ite d . association, which was held here. The cement show Address all contributions to was the biggest one ever held and more people at­ OMAHA DRUGGIST PUBLISHING C O . tended the show than have attended all former N inth and Jackson Sts, Omaha. shows. The executive committee is planning on a much bigger show next year. All the old officers of the INDEX TO ADVERTISERS association were re-elected. P a g e P a g e Acorn Brass Mfg. Co...... 12 Hoffman, George Wm ...... 8 The “Know Omaha” campaign, which attracted Alabastine Co...... C o v er Hollister Drug Co...... 2 much favorable comment for Nebraska and Omaha A llco ck ’s ...... 5 Krug Brewing Co...... 16 American Bank l\ote Co....40 Kuhn Land Co ...... 14 last year will be revived again this year. It is A n a sa rc in C liem . C o ...... 8 planned to go a step further this year and organize Angelo Myers, Inc ____ C over L e u d e rs, Geo. & C o ...... 41 A rm o u r & C o ...... 13 Lewis, Frank P ...... 3 a KNOW NEBRASKA campaign. Co-operation of Armstrong Cork Co ...... 6 Marion Flint Glass Co...... 11 state organizations will be asked by the Bureau of Artell Wines...... 15 M c L a re n ...... C ovei Publicity of Omaha to the end that Nebraskans will Midland Glass & Pt. Co ...... 14 Ballard, Jas. F ...... 14 be better acquainted with their state. Bethesda W ater...... 15 M rs. W inslow ’s S. S ...... 8 Brown Forman Co ...... 13 O ld O v e rh o lt...... 4 Centaur Co , The ...... 69 P e tte t& Co., R. S ...... 70 High schools of New York, which are teaching Chamberlain Med. Co ...... 8 P hilo H ay S p e c ia lty C o...... 4 Nebraska to the students there, are loud in their Chattanooga Medicine Co.. 8 P la n te n , H. & S o n ...... 70 C la rk e B ros. & C o ...... C o v er Pompeian Olive O il...... 14 praise of the state. Manager Parrish of the Bu­ Crane, Jas. 0...... 10 R eed & C a r n r i c k ...... 10 reau of Publicity of Omaha has received numerous D e n v e r M ud C o ...... 3 Riggs Pharmacal Co ...... 4 letters from the principals of the New York schools, Dr. Burkhart...... 9 Seidlitz Varnish Co...... 6 requesting further information about the state. Duffy Malt Co ...... C o v er Shufaldt & Co.. H. H ...... 8 Elmea’s Indian Root...... 10 Spiro Powder Co...... 8 F a y & S c h u e le r...... 68 Stortz Brewing Co...... 16 More than 1,000 inquiries for inform ation about Fritzsche Bros ...... C o v er Stratton, John F. & Co...... 70 Nebraska and Omaha have been received by the Gering. The H. R. Co...... 7 Swanson Rheu.Cure Co...... 4 Bureau of Publicity of Omaha in the last nine months. G. E. F. Medicine Co...... 4 W illiston, A. L ...... 68 These inquiries come from all parts of the world. W h ittm o re Bros. & C o...... 10 Gille, Mme, Elizabeth...... 3 248,000 pieces of literature, telling of Nebraska and Guckenheimer...... 3 W rig h t. E. II. Co...... 6 Omaha were mailed during the year just closed.

SPECIAL NOTICE Omaha, during 1912 upheld her reputation as be­ After business hours, Sundays or Holidays, ing the greatest creamery butter producing city in Emergency Orders for Vaccine, Antitoxins, Ser­ the world. More than 20,000,000 pounds of Ne­ ums, Etc., will be cared for promptly by M. W. braska butter were sent out of the state, much of Ryerson, Telephone Harney 3596. it being exported. Nebraska butter has gained a ______RICHARDSON DRUG CO. reputation which gives it entree to the very best in the world. fT'i JV1>^ At/J -VI/. First in butter producing, second largest live stock center in the world, fifth primary grain market and | EDITORIAL | sixteenth in bank clearings is the record of Omaha Ci) vw ^ aVa A t/ . vfv vlv wr vlv vN* vlv vTvvl/ for 1912. Though Omaha is 41st in population am ong the cities of the United States, she is up in the front 1,000 Lumber Dealers Attend Omaha Meeting. ranks in the commercial world. Nebraska will make More than 1,000 lum ber dealers from Iow a and Omaha the greatest inland city in the world in the Nebraska attended the annual convention, which was next twenty-five years. held in Omaha last month. The meeting was declared to be the best ever held in the state. New York Editor Pays High Tribute to Nebraska. Matters of interest to lumber dealers were dis­ The seed corn cam paign of th e ea*rly m onths of cussed for three days and important resolutions 1912, w hich th e new spapers of N ebraska made the adopted, which will cause greater activity of the biggest campaign in the country is the subject of a m em bers. three page story in Town Development, a New York The association went on record as approving a publication in its January issue. higher development of the state and pledged the If every community in the country took the in­ members to work for anything which meant a greater terest in the improvement of agricultural conditions production in the state. in its immediate territory as that displayed in Ne­ Practically all the old officers were re-elected, and braska, the wealth of the United States could be the selection of the next meeting place was left to doubled in a very few years and everybody would the judgment of the executive committee. Omaha is be the gainer. Such is the opinion reflected by the favorably considered for the 1913 meeting because New York editor. 18 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

TRADE CONDITIONS. June window display and the part taken in initial work in assisting the Nebraska manufacturers to or­ DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. ganize in November. He said a great deal of work had been done by the Omaha manufacturers along Favorable condition® prevail in the drug and the lines of promoting sales, of welcoming and aid­ chemical market. There is no lack of confidence ing those who invited it, and he thought the asso­ in the trade outlook for the future. There are no ciation had earned a place for operation. suggestions of a boom but prices are decidedly firm, Frank I. Ringer of Lincoln, commissioner of the with an upward tendency. Heavy chemicals at this Nebraska manufacturers, said when people see men season of the year, of course, are higher owing to organizing some are apt to impute a sinister mo­ freight rates. With the opening of lake navigation tive. Let the manufacturers be so manifestly fair prices for some of these articles will rule lower. at every step they take that their reputation for Bicarbonate Soda is firm in barrels at iy 2c; kegs, fairness will be in time their greatest asset. l%c. Epsom Salts is scarce and hard to get. Most J. W. Steinhart, Nebraska City, spoke for the con­ manufacturers are over-sold. The market is firm at servation of Omaha’s three greatest assets. These l% c in barrels; kegs, 2c; bags, l%c. Sal Soda in he named as its public spirit, its boys and girls b arrels, 85c to 90c; kegs, $1.00 to $1.10. Oxalic acid and its surplus capital, which should not be al­ is firm at 9%c to 10c in barrels. Arsenic in 400- lowed to get away, but should be invested in manu­ pound kegs is quoted at 5%c to 6*£c. Blue Vitriol is facturing. in active demand at this season of the year and is Vice President Sanborn spoke upon concentration, selling at from 6%c to 6%c in barrels. Imported co-operation and use of Nebraska-made goodsi, which Light Flour Sulphur, in barrels, 2%c; bags, 2%c. he considered the three things making for success. Higher prices will rule on Saltpetre. All grades have Directors, two years, were elected, Mr. Sanborn been marked up from % c to y2c per pound. Granu­ being high man; F. E. Sanborn, T. B. Coleman, G. lar Saltpetre in barrels, QV2c; powdered, 7c; large H. Kelly, F. S. K napp, W. J. M onaghan and A. C. crystals, 714c; kegs, 25c per cwt. advance. Scott, with A. W. Gordon for one year. Hold-over In the drug market proper there is a very satis­ directors are J. B. Blanchard, J. W. Towle, F. I. factory volume of business. Failure to bring about Ellick, F. D. P arm er and A. J. V ierling. an agreement, and a continuation of the war in the Balkans has had its effect on the drug markets of Europe. Turkish ports, many of them, are closed Omaha Automobile Show. practically and shipments are restricted. This ap­ Though visitors to the Omaha Automobile show, plies principally to Gum Opium, Canary Seed, Gum which will be held in Omaha February 24 to March Tragacanth anad other commodities raised in Tur­ 1, will have an unusual opportunity to inspect the key or sent through the Turkish markets. There is latest models, other features are being provided, also an increased demand for Quinine, which has which will add to the general scheme of entertain­ caused an advance in price on the other side, with ment. probabilities of still higher prices here. Citric Acid Music a plenty will be furnished. An orchestra advanced and is quoted in barrels at 44cr; 100-lb. will be stationed in the basement to discourse sweet kegs, 44y2c. We look for higher prices on this ar­ music, while a band will occupy a prominent place ticle. Tartaric Acid will also be higher. There is on the main floor. The best talent that money can no change as yet. Among the advances during the procure will be secured for the musical end of the past week we note: Acetanilid, 2c per pound; Oil program and programs, especially arranged, will be Lemon, is firm at from $3.75 to $4.00, an advance offered each afternoon and evening. of 25c per pound during the week; Canary Seed, Elaborate decorations, in which green will be the Smyrna and South American, advanced to 7c per predominating color, will greet the eyes of visitors pound; Wormseed, both Levant and American, are to the Omaha Automobile show. In past years, the higher; Levant is quoted at 34c to 36c; American, management has not given special attention to dec­ 10c to 12c; M ethol declined, $11.50 to $12.00 per orations, but this year they will be made the feature pound; Gum Opium, $7.75 to $7.90; M orphine, one of the event. ounce vials, $4.55; %s, 2y2 ounce boxes, $4.70; Quin­ The decorations have been given over to a pro­ ine, firm at 23y2c in 100 ounce cans. U sual advance fessional who will have entire authority. He has for smaller sizes. Alcohol Grain has been reduced been given instructions to make the Auditorium a in price 4c per gallon since the first of the month. palace of beauty so that it will appeal to every Ne­ Wood Alcohol is firm at 52c to 55c in barrels; De­ braska dealer who attends the show. natured Alcohol, 43 to 45c in barrels. Higher prices The lighting scheme will be entirely different from are looked for on Subnitrate Bismuth and Iodide any ever before used. Thousands of electric lights Potassium. Gum Shellacs show an advancing tend­ will radiate in every direction. Candeliers will be ency and the market is very firm. Gum Camphor; covered with natural greens with white lights peek­ some large lots of Japanese Camphor have come into ing through. Electrical lamps will rise out of mouds the market, which have had a tendency to hold of palms. The effect will be dazzling. prices down. We think, however, this article will be higher later on when the Spring demand com­ Cummins Proposes Fight Against Hog Cholera. mences. At the present time Gum Camphor is quoted Senator Cummins, offered an amendment the 8th in bulk at 47c; one pound blocks, 48c; 2^-pound to the agricultural appropriation bill, proposed a slabs, 47c; ounces, 50c; 24s, 51c. Salicylic Acid de­ comprehensive state and federal campaign for the clined and is now quoted in 25-pound lots at 35c. elimination of hog cholera, which the federal gov­ The Omaha Druggist is carefully corrected to date. ernment has been fighting for many years. Senator The less important price changes will be found in Cummins has asked for an appropriation of $100,000 our regular price list. to enable the government and the states to co-op­ RICHARDSON DRUG CO. erate along definite lines of joint activity. Omaha Manufacturers Hold Annual Meeting. Two State Associations Will Meet in Omaha in 1914. Members of the Omaha Manufacturers’ association, The State Association of Treasurers and the Ne­ about sixty all told, held the annual meeting and braska Association of Charities and Conferences will Jinner Friday evening, Feb. 7th, at the Commercial hold their 1914 meetings in Omaha. Both associa­ slub with Vice President Sanborn in the chair and tions decided to accept the invitation of the Bureau a new member, Harry W. Mool, attending. of Publicity of the Omaha Commercial Club. The Mr. Sanborn reviewed the year’s work, notably the meetings will be held in January of next year. OMAHA DRUGGIST. 19

Professor Pugsley Advises Careful Attention to Seed N. S. P. A. 1913 Corn. That the 1913 crop of seed corn is not up to nor­ You Are Cordially Invited to Become a Member of mal is the report of C. W. Pugsley of the Nebraska experiment station. While the seed corn is in much the Nebraska State Pharmaceutical Association. better condition than it was last year, yet it re­ On June 25th, 26th and 27th the State Pharma­ quires some careful attention, according to Profes­ ceutical Association will hold its annual meeting in sor Pugsley. He states that corn is full of moisture Norfolk, Nebraska. This is the first time in the his­ and a sudden freeze or continued cold weather might tory of the organization that it has held the an­ result in much of it being badly damaged. nual meeting in this section of the state. Prof. Pugsley has asked the Bureau of Publicity Now is> the time for the druggists of the northern to urge the people of the state to use extreme care, part of the state to come in and receive the benefit to see that the seed corn is properly stored, and of an active organization that is constantly working to test it before it is planted. to improve and protect the interest of the drug bus­ iness. Do not fail to attend the big meeting in Nor­ folk and meet experienced druggists from over the Richardson Drug Co. Elects Its Officers. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Richardson Drug company was held at the office of the company January 22nd and was attended by all of the Omaha stockholders. C. P. Weller, H. S. Weller, F. C. Patton, E. P. Ellis and J. W. Fisher were re-elected directors. After the adjournment of the annual meeting, the board of directors convened and elected the follow­ ing officers for the ensuing year: Charles F. Weller, president; Harry S. Weller, vice president; F. C. Patton, treasurer; E. P. Ellis, secretary. The company has extended its territory during the year and increased the volume of business through Omaha, which shows that it is possible for Omaha to supply a much wider territory than was formerly thought possible. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Richardson Realty company was held at their of­ fice in Omaha. All of the Omaha stockholders were represented. The board of directors were re-elected for the coming year. The board at once elected the following officers: Charles F. Weller, vice president and chairman of the board; Harry S. Weller, president; F. C. Patton, treasurer; E. P. Ellis, secretary. The company has added extensive improvements to its plant at Ninth and Jackson, occupied by the Richardson Drug -company, during the last year, in­ S. C. WITjSON stalling a new heating plant, spiral chutes and in­ state. Hearing their experiences as well as the talk creased the unloading facilities in the shipping de* Ly men prominent in the drug line cannot fail to partment. New floors and a general overhauling of help you in your own business. the fixtures has been made, placing the plant in ex­ Any member of the following committee would be cellent condition. pleased to receive your application and your remit­ tance for $3.00 covering m em bership fees and one Parcel Post Insurance. year’s dues. Respectively yours, Sec. 62, Parcel Post Regulations: “A mailable S. C. Wilson, Chairman, Lincoln, Nebr. parcel on which the postage is fully prepaid may L. H. Forcade, Beatrice, Nebr. be insured against loss in any amount equivalent C. A. Sheeler, Norfolk, Nebr. to its actual value, but not to exceed $50, on pay­ J. A. Schall, Omaha, Nebr. ment of a fee of ten cents in parcel post stamps, Chas. Adams, Norfolk, Nebr. such stamps to be , affixed.” To insure safe delivery, it is advisable to insure HAJA SMOKE FLAYOR. all packages by parcel post, and we will follow Contains all the properties necessary for giving to this procedure in the case of packages of a value hams and other meats a flavor fully equal to the of $1.00 or over, unless our custom er gives us w rit­ old smokehouse way. ten instructions to the contrary. Q uarts (32 o z s.)...... per doz. $6.00 When instructed to mail packages uninsured, we P in ts (16 o z s.)...... per doz. 3.00 accept no risk and cannot consider a claim if lost Special Offer Spring 1913. in transit. 1 Dozen Quarts (75c)...... for $6.00 RICHARDSON DRUG COMPANY. 1 Dozen P ints (5 0 c)...... F ree T o t a l ...... <...... $6.00 RICHARDSON’S Sell for $15.00. LIQUID INSECT DESTROYER. H as been used for a num ber of years by th e U. S. HAJA Government at Indian Schools, Army Posts, etc. SWEEPING COMPOUND. 1 Dozen 16 oz. S quirt Top C an s...... for $ 1.75 3 Dozen 16 oz. Squirt Top Cans...... for 5.00 100-lb. Metal D ru m s...... each $1.65 6 Dozen 16 oz. Squirt Top Cans...... fo r -9.50 50-lb. Boxes ...... each .90 12 Dozen 16 oz. S quirt Top C an s...... for 18.00 25-lb. Boxes ...... each .50 20 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Cone of Ashland made a short visit to Omaha Jan. 22nd to be with their daughter | TRAVELER’S PERSONALS | and little granddaughter, who was operated on in a local hospital. U WV-# W Al^ W AtA "A* At#. w AtA w Afinishing course about February 15th. for two months’ trip through the south, including Dr. and Mrs. I. C. Wood, Logan, Iowa, are making Texas, Florida, Panama and other points of interest. an extensive southern tour, taking in Cuba, Panama, I D. Redman, Treynor, is just as happy over the Porto Rico, etc. They expect to return about April arrival of a new baby girl that came to his home 1st. the 23d ult. as if it was the first instead of the E. Morrow, of the Morrow Drug Co., Fremont, fourth. Of course he would have been just as well Neb., spent a few hours in Omaha recently, taking satisfied if it had been a boy, but girls are always in the Brandeis threatre and the new Commercial nice anyway. Mother and daughter are getting club rooms. along fine. OMAHA DRUGGIST. 21 \ H. R. HEFLIN E. Bradwell and wife, York, have returned from 720 T ild e n S tre e t, H o ld reg e, N e b ra sk a . a thirty days’ visit to Excelsior Springs. HOIyDREGE AND S. W. NEBRASKA TERRITORY J. J. Luff, Marquette, was a guest at the Lloyd- Hughes wedding, Bradshaw, Neb., Jan. 22nd. Stanley D. Long, of Bloomington, Neb., and who disposed of his drug stock several months ago, was A. F. Lane, formerly with Eager Merc. Co., Beav­ a Richardson Drug Co. visitor the 27th of last er Crossing, is now with Geo. F. Dorsch, Sterling, m onth Neb. D. G. Hardin, formerly at Utica, has returned from Sheridan, Wyo., and is with R. K. Hughes, Fairmont, \ P. H. PATTERSON Box 547. Chadron, Nebraska. Neb. * BI.ACK H IU S AND WYOMING TERRITORY ' C. J. Wilson of the Wilson Drug Co., Atkinson, Neb., was in the city several days last month while on a business trip, including Omaha, Council Bluffs and Lincoln.

R. R. RUST Oare Wahkonsa Hotel, Fort Dodge, Iowa \ FORT DODGE AND NORTHWEST IOWA TERRITORY V J. F. Shuey, Jefferson, Iowa, was in Des Moines * on business the last week in January. ^ Mr. and Mrs.. F. L. Goodell, Sac City, and small son ^ have concluded their visit in Tama, Iowa, and report t a fine time. 5^ Leeds & Lameraux, Cherokee, are putting in a large line of wall paper, this being only the second stock of paper in Cherokee. W. J. Julius, Pomeroy, Iowa, has changed the name of his drug store from the Pomeroy Drug Co. to the W. J. Julius Pharmacy. Ritten Drug Co. have sold their drug business the first of February in Cherokee and it is being packed up and moved out of town. Freeman White, who has been clerking for H. J. W. G. BOYER Schuster at Cherokee, has bought out E. 0. Thorson W. G. Boyer, one of York’s leading druggists, is y at Corwith and will take possession March 1st. also the owner and manager of the Alpha Meal mill G. M. Triplett, Storm Lake, has just installed a of that city. 0 new fountain in his new store and it is a beauty. Mr. Triplett expects to do a nice business this sum­ Otis F. Hartquest, Aurora, spent*ten days visiting mer. Chicago and other Illinois points during the month of January. W. M. Wright of Correctionville, has gone to join Mrs. Wright in California, for a six weeks’ stay. His O. R. Kelly has purchased a half interest in the store is under the able management of Mr. Mills Kelly Drug Co., Nemaha, Neb., the firm hereafter while he is away. being known as Kelly & Kelly. Dorsey Hunnell, representing Des Moines Drug Geo. E. Larsen, Friend, Neb., has sold a half in­ Co., was elected as director in th e I. S. T. M. A., terest in his store to Charles W. Moore. Mr. Moore polling the largest number of votes on the board. has been with Tony Edmondson for a number of M. H. Cohen is the retiring director. years. Mr. Yeager, pharmacist of C. C. Cowser, Schaller, H. W. Baker, Havelock, Neb., who has been on Iowa, was a business visitor to Sioux City, February the sick list for several weeks, is at work again. 4th, and incidentally to make arrangements for mov­ The business was looked after very satisfactory dur­ ing his family from Primghar to Schaller. ing his absence by W. A. Baker. ♦v Mr. McCreary has bought the C. C. Patty Drug Paul Schmeling, with Sherman & McConnell Drug Store at Fonda. Mr. Patty is an old fixture in the drug business at Fonda. Mr. McCreary, who just Co., 16th and Dodge, Omaha, has resigned his posi­ w recently burned out at Fonda, takes over this store tion and i-s at his home in Superior, Neb., under the rather than start anew. doctor’s care and under his advice will not take \ Geo. V. Pederson, Storm Lake, was honored by up the drug work again for some time or at least being elected a director of the Commercial National not until he is much better. Bank of Storm Lake. Mr. Pederson holds similar positions with two other Storm Lake institutions, The home of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Lloyd of Brad­ as well as capably handling his drug business. shaw, Neb., was the scene of a pretty wedding on the evening of Jan. 22nd when a company of fifty C. C. STO M BA U G H relatives and friends assembled to witness the mar­ Box 875. L in c o ln , N e b ra sk a riage of their daughter, Marguerite, to Earl Hughes, LINCOLN AND SOUTH PLATTE TERRITORY of Fairmont, Neb. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes left for W. A. Baker, Havelock, Neb., was an Omaha visitor a short wedding trip and on their return will be at the 20th. home in Fairmont, where Mr. Hughes: is engaged in E, E. Felton of York was a guest at the Lloyd- the drug business with his father. The Omaha Drug­ Hughes wedding in Bradshaw, Neb. gist extends congratulations and best wishes. 22 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

MAX J. THOMPSON F. W. Fogg, 12th and Capitol Ave., who was bad­ Box 266. Grand Island, Nebraska ly injured last month while on a hunting trip by GRAND ISLAND AND U. P. TERRITORY falling on the ice and fracturing several ribs, is rapidly recovering and is about able to attend to M. I. McCarty, well known druggist of North business again. Platte, Neb., was married on Jan. 9th to Miss Lida Miss Irene McConnell, daughter of A. B. McCon­ Williford of Hot Springs, Arkansas. nell of the Owl Drug Co., 16th and Harney street, Carl Johnson, of the Johnson Drug Co., Ord, Neb., left the 11th for California, where she expects to was an Omaha business visitor the 31st ult., calling spend the next six months very pleasantly visiting on the Richardson Drug Co., and other jobbing friends and sightseeing. friends. A fire in the basement of the Owl Drug Co., 16th W. E. Clayton, Grand Island, Neb., was called to and Harney street, early the morning of Jan. 29th Blackwell, Okla., last month on account of the seri­ caused the loss of about $500 in basement stock and ous illness of his sister. Mr. Clayton reports she the death of “Old Mack,” one of the faithful horses is recovering slowly. on fire engine No. 1, who dropped dead after the Emanuel Fossgreen, well known as one of the hard run to the fire. The fire was caused by spon­ former proprietors of the Opera House Confectionery, taneous combustion. Klinger & Fossgreen, Grand Island, died Sunday, Jan. L. J. HorJ;, form erly of the H ort-S chaefer D rug 12 th, very suddenly of pneumonia. Co., 15th and Douglas street, and who sold his in­ G. C. Smith, North Loup, Neb., spent Monday, the terest in that firm to G. Turner Haines several 20th ult., in Omaha on business, after which he went months1 ago, has just returned from a trip to Europe, to Neligh, his former home, where he expected to where he spent several months visiting the many visit for several days with old friends. Mrs. Smith points of interest in that very interesting country. , also accompanied him. Mr. Hort has not yet fully decided as to his future plans, but will undoubtedly take up the drug busi-^ A. H. Morris, formerly located at Shelton, Neb., ness again in the near future. and who disposed of his drug stock some time ago to the McLeay Drug Co., is now traveling in the west, accompanied by Mrs. Morris. They were at C. K. WELLER Boise, Idaho, Jan. 17th and expect to spend some Phone Webster 1132. 190T Spencer Street, Omaha time on the Pacific Coast visiting all points of in­ NORFOLK AND N. E. NEBRASKA TERRITORY terest from Seattle to San Diego and will be absent probably six months or more. H. Christensen, with S. R. Lee, Broken Bow, Neb., has bought the Hansen Drug Co., Uehling. Roy Doherty, manager of the Rincker Book & Drug Co., North Platte, Neb., suffered a serious ac­ W. T. Solt has purchased his; p a rtn e r’s in terest cident while skating on the Platte river, Jan. 5th. in the firm of Heintzelman & Solt, Lyons, Neb. Being an expert skater and athlete, he could have A. K. Leonard, Norfolk, Neb., has purchased a easily made the 20 miles he attempted but for a new fountain, rearranging his store and making some cavity in the ice, which he did not see owing to very neat and attractive improvements. the severe blizzard. Mr. Doherty was found by Frank Kokes of Ord, Neb., and brother of A. R. farmers unconscious and taken at once to the hos­ pital. We are glad to report that he is at his desk Kokes, the druggist at Tekamah, is recovering nice­ again, very little the worse for this1 unfortunate ex­ ly from an operation for appendicitis at tlje St. perience. Joseph Hospital, Omaha. Dr. W. A. Peterson, Elgin, Neb., passed through The fire wall which separated the A. E. Carlson drug store from the hardware store of N. C. Peter­ Omaha the 5th on his way to the Coast on a vaca­ tion trip. The Doctor expected to stop at Excelsior son & Son, and the efforts of the fire department Springs for several days and then take the southern saved the balance of one of the entire business blocks of Dannebrog from going up in smoke Feb. route to Los Angeles, returning home via San Fran­ cisco in about a month. 6th. The only means of fire protection in this town is pumping water with a gasoline engine from a J. W. Turnbull, of Sioux City, and who has been creek. The loss in buildings and stock, amounted with C. E. Pollock & Co., Columbus, Neb., for some to $30,000; insu ran ce about $20,000. Mr. C arlson little time past, has been obliged to resign his posi­ secured a temporary location and placed an order tion there on account of his health and will prob­ immediately for a small stock of drugs and sundries, ably spend some time at Hot Springs, Ark., where sundries. he hopes to receive a great deal of benefit. Should he do so will probably remain in the south indefi­ R. VAN DE VEN nitely. Phone Harney 5405. No. 1147 Parke Avenue. OMAHA—CITY CLIFFORD R. WELLER Phone Harney 1781. 5112 Dodge Street, Omaha D. C. McNeil, an Omaha drug clerk, has secured a position with the Elton Pharmacy, 24th and Bris­ SOUTH OMAHA, DUNDEE, BENSON AND FLORENCE tol street. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. McCaw of the Saratoga Phar­ J. L. Snyder, son of W. N. Snyder, 20th and Lake macy are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby girl street, is now in Santa Paula, Calif., and so pleased which arrived at their home, Jan. 23d. with the country that he will make it his future In awarding bids for South Omaha city drugs for home. the year 1913 Tobin’s Pharmacy was given the coun- , L. N. McCoy, manager of Hayden Bros. Drug ty physicians’ drugs, Brown’s Park Pharmacy san- ■ Dept., who has been absent from the store on ac­ itary solutions and Melcher Drug Co., the city hall count of sickness, has about recovered and i® again medical supplies. a t work. E. R. Roberts, formerly located at Bellwood, Neb., Chas. R. Sherman, of the Sherman & McConnell has purchased the Fenton Drug Store at 24th and Drug Co., 16th and Dodge, is in California on a plea­ Vinton street, Omaha. Mr. Fenton will now have sure and business trip. He expects to return about more time to look after his other store at 3601 Q M arch 1st. ••street, South Omaha. OMAHA DRUGGIST. 23

Kellstrom Drug Co., 49th and Dodge, Omaha, have H. A. McCarger, of the Frank Street Pharmacy, papered, painted, rearranged and otherwise improved Council Bluffs, surprised his friends by quietly slip­ their store until they now have one of the neatest ping east to Clarence, N. Y., where he was married and nicest appearing suburban stores in Omaha. Mr. New Year’s day, to Miss Erma L. Williams of that Kellstrom is. alive to the needs of his customers city. They will make their home at Des Moines until and is building up a very nice profitable business. Mr. McCarger finishes his course at Highland Park College of Pharmacy. Oard & Jensen have succeeded A. W. Oard, A. N. Jensen of Council Bluffs and recently with the El­ ton Pharmacy, Omaha, having purchased an in­ terest in the store. Mr. Oard has built up a very profitable business since locating here by close and continual application to business and now feels the need of a little rest and recreation, and will leave the business in charge of his partner while he and Mrs. Oard spend the next two months in Florida, where they went the 10th. Mr. Jensen, the junior partner recently passed both the Iowa and Nebraska state boards and is thoroughly competent to care for the business during Mr. Oard’s absence. He was particularly fortunate in being able to pur­ chase an interest in one of the best paying stores in Council Bluffs, and we look for the usual in­ crease in their trade right along under his man­ agem ent.

j. J. REEVES The Reeves D rug Co., form erly located a t 4508 No. 30th St., Omaha, moved into their new building recently which was built for them at 38th Ave. and Leavenworth street, where they have a much better location and have equipped a first-class, modern, up-to-date drug store. Jan. 27th they kept open house from 7 to 9 p. m., serving punch and pre­ senting souvenirs to all their visitors. Mr. Reeves was assisted in entertaining his friends and cus­ tomers by Doctor Mitchell, E. J. Mitchell, Mr. Des- sauer and J. H. Spellman. Mr. Reeves was in the employ of the Richardson Drug Co. for several years and was a successful candidate before the Nebraska State Board of Ex­ am iners a t B eatrice la st June, receiving 82.8 per cent in his examination. Oct. 21st last he pur­ chased the Central Drug Co., changing its name to the Reeves Drug Co. and soon began to look for a new location and better quarters. He finally se­ lected 38th Ave. and Leavenworth as the best one and arranged at once for a new building which was completed and turned over to them in record time. Mr. Reeves is very much pleased with his location and expects a large increase in his business, which under his energetic management we surely expect c h a s . B. f r i c k ;e to see. The annual meeting of the Council Bluffs Retail Druggists’ Social club was held at the Grand Hotel H. D. VERPOORTEN the 3d with the regular banquet as a feature of T e le p h o n e 2342. 219 So. 7th S tr e e t the evening, after which the election of officers for the ensuing year was held, resulting as follows: COUNCIL BLUFFS Chas. B. Fricke, President; O. H. Brown, re-elected A. W. Oard, Council Bluffs, returned a few days Secretary; F. S. Wesner, re-elected Treasurer; ago from Excelsior Springs, Mo., where he had Executive Committee, J. A. Clark, E. O. Bronson, been for several weeks resting up. Don Cowles. The best attendance in the history A. S. Herschman, formerly with Merritt’®' Phar­ of the association was reported and a very enjoy­ macy, Omaha, is now with the Owl Drug Co., Council able evening was spent by all. Bluffs, and is much pleased with his position. The Owl Drug Co., Council Bluffs, which has just W. D. ZOOK been remodeled, shows that J. A. Chapman is still Room 312 Charles Building, Denver, Oolo. pushing to the front. Keep it up, Andy. COLORADO, UTAH AND SOUTHWEST TERRITORY J. A. Clark of the Clark Drug Co., Council Bluffs, headed the list at the Shriners’ stag party in the C. B. Gunnell, d ru g g ist at E vanston, Wyo., spent Masonic hall the 30th ult. and showed the boys several days in Cheyenne on business recently. a good time. “He got his.” Fred Rendle, of the Rawlins Drug Co., Rawlins, J. C. DeHaven, who recently disposed of his drug Wyo., was in Cheyenne a few days on business re­ business after a business career of forty years in cently. where he will remain at least until late spring. The Culley Drug Co. of Ogden, Utah, have com­ Council Bluffs, returned from a two weeks’ visit pleted their annual invoicing, with very satisfac­ at Philadelphia and left the 21st ult. for California, tory results. 24 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

The Seeley-Fournier Drug Co., one of the new The store is very richly furnished and Salt Lake stores at Greeley, Colo., are gradually building up may well feel proud of it. a nice business. The Horsley Mercantile Co., a department store, Rueben Farr, president of the Willes-Horne Drug located in North Salt Lake City, have put in a reg­ Co., Salt Lake City, was in Ogden a few days on ular drug department with Richard Bridge as man­ business last month. ager. Mr. Bridge was formerly proprietor of the The McBride Drug Co., Ogden, Utah, have just put Bridge Drug Co. in Salt Lake. in some new floor cases and wall cabinets, also add­ Gilbert Brothers, owners of the Opera House Drug ed a cut flower department. Store, Greeley, Colo., have moved this store to Ster­ Dr. Barr, formerly in the drug business att Wray, ling and are now opened up for business in that city. Colo., is now located in Whittier, California, and is They still have two drug stores at Greeley, one at engaged in the practice of medicine. Fort Collins and one at Boulder. Joseph Kirkwood, formerly clerking for the Hed- E. T. Studness, druggist of Salt Lake City, is laid quist Drug Co., Provo, Utah, is now to be found with up in the hospital. During the recent cold weather The Moores Independent Drug Co. of Provo. Mr. Studness slipped on the icy pavement and broke D ruelil & Franken of Salt Lake City are making a thigh bone of his left leg. We hope he will soon some very fine window displays of merchandise. be able to be at his place of business. Their show windows are certainly very artistic. Dr. M. D. Brown, Denver, Colo., was a Richardson Jas. R. Whisenand of Rock Springs, Wyo., has D rug Co. business v isito r the 3d. Dr. Brown was bought his partner’s interest in the Rock Springs formerly located at Wray, Colo., but sold out there Pharmacy. Mr. Whisenand is now the sole owner. several years ago and is now owner of two very Chas. E. Driver of Ogden, Utah, has just come prosperous retail .stores in Denver. through, second best, from a siege of the grippe. Earl Coombs, brother of Harry Coombs, who is Mr. Driver says it was out of the question to walk proprietor of the Coombs Drug Co., in Salt Lake it off. City, has taken up western territory for the Dr. John Treasurer, former proprietor of the old Miles Medicine Co. Earl will work Utah, Idaho and Godbe-Pitt Drug Co. in Salt Lake City, is now lo­ Montana with Salt Lake as headquarters. cated in New York City as manager for the A. D. S.- C. D. Smith, p ro p rieto r of the Sm ith D rug Co., general agency. Grand Junction, Colo., also drug stores in several other western slope towns-, has been confined to his The Schramm-Johnson Drug Co., Salt Lake City, home for the past six weeks with a siege of la about March 1st will open up a new drug store in grippe, also quinsy thrown in for good measure. the Kenyon Hotel block, corner of Second South and Main street. R. H. Hopkins, proprietor of the Palace Pharmacy Drug Co., Cheyenne, Wyo., is keeping abreast of Col. John Anglum, the pioneer druggist of Denver, the times. Mr. Hopkins has put in a new floor in has moved his store to a new location, 1521 Laramie his store room, also a balcony. Both were needed street. The Colonel thinks the new location will be as Mr. Hopkins was cramped very much for room. far better than the old one. Gilbert Brothers’ branch drug store at Milliken, Clark & Faulkner of Greeley, Colo., have put in Colo., w as destroyed by fire on Feb. 5th; loss $3,000, a new plate glass front in their store arid also en­ only partially covered by insurance. Gilbert Broth­ larged the store room. They are now able to handle ers also have two drug stores in Greeley, one store double the trade they formerly did. in Fort Collins and one store in Sterling, Colorado. Anstee Brothers, proprietors of the Sun and Rex J. F. Fezer, pioneer druggist of Greeley, Colo., is Drug Stores, Salt Lake City, have just completed keeping pace with the times. Mr. Fezer has put in invoicing both stores and report that it showed the a new hard wood floor in his store, also a new past year’s business very satisfactory. cement sidewalk. Mr. Fezer is very much pleased Fred W. Roedell, Cheyenne, Wyo., expects to get with the volume of business done during the past moved into his new store room opposite the post- year. • office this month. Mr. Roedell will then have a first Frank E. Whitworth, proprietor of the Whitworth class location, also a fine store room. Pharmacy on Eighth East and Second South and Walter H'. Dayton, president of the W. H. Dayton the Fourth East Pharmacy on the corner of Second Drug Co. of Salt Lake City, has taken full charge South and Fourth East, Salt Lake City, reports a of the Owl Drug Co. in that city. Mr. Dayton is very satisfactory business at both stores for the one of the progressive druggists of Utah. p ast year. Davis Bros. Drug Co. succeeded Davis-Bridaham Dr. V. Anderson, proprietor of the Bridgeport Drug Co., wholesale druggists*, Denver, Colo., Feb. Pharmacy at Bridgeport, Neb., is considering mak­ 1st. There has been no change in the management ing some improvements in his store the coming or stockholders—merely a change in the name. spring. Dr. Anderson reports business conditions Fred Attebery, head of the firm of Attebery Broth­ very satisfactory during the past year and thinks ers, Mitchell and Morrell, Neb., returned recently they will be greatly improved during the coming from a business trip to Omaha. Mr. Attebery re­ year. turning paid a visit to his old home at Crete, Neb. Frank P. Sherwood, proprietor of the Sherwood W. J. Willis, secretary and treasurer of the Willis- Pharmacy, on the corner of Seventh South and State Horne Drug Co., of Salt Lake City, has been having street, Salt Lake City, says the act of just moving a -siege of rheumatism. Mr. Willes says he thinks across the street to his new store room increased he has the best of it now and that he will soon his business fully twenty-five per cent. Frank is be all right. only sorry now that he^ did not get into his new C. H. Cordner, president and general manager building several years ago. of the Eggleston Drug Co., Laramie, Wyo., has com­ Robert Kelly, chief clerk for the Al. S. Lamb Drug pleted invoicing all three of his stores in Laramie. Co., Aspen, Colo., promises' to have Some big doings He is very much pleased with the results of the past come off on or about June first. We can only guess y e a r’s business. at what Mr. Kelly refers to. However, he is very The Sun Drug Co., owned by Anstee Bros., Salt popular in Aspen and in return it cart be wagered Lake City, is now located in their new store room that his friends will show him some big doings 1 on the corner of Fourth South and West Temple. which will be long remembered. OMAHA DRUGGIST. 25

H. E. Brown, the proprietor of Brown’® Drug Store, J. P. Cobb, for a number of years general west­ Scottsbluff, Neb., was recently in Omaha on business ern sales manager for Parke-Davis & Co., Detroit, a few days. Mr. Brown’s drug store at Scottsbluff with headquarters at Kansas City, and one of the is a regular beehive, something dping all the time, best known pharmaceutical men in the west, is now and everything a customer can call for is stocked. a prosperous banker at Elmwood, Neb., being presi­ Scottsbluff is to be congratulated on having the dent of the American Exchange bank of that city. Brown Drug Store in their city. The Nebraska club women are convinced that a Among some of the callers at Richardson Drug woman pure food inspector is needed in Nebraska Co. sample room at Salt Lake City last month were: and urge that Governor Morehead see that there is B. McBride, pro p rieto r of th e M cBride D rug Co. of one appointed at an early date. Mrs. Harriet S. Mac- Ogden; J. E. Cave of the Depot Pharmacy at Ogden; Murphy of Omaha, the first woman inspector, was and T. H. Halliday, Harry Coombs, W. J. Willes, retired Jan. 1st with the change in the state ad­ Frank P. Sherwood, W. H. Dayton and Frank E. ministration. Whitworth, all druggists of Salt Lake City. Dr. P. C. C orrigan’s residence, 2223 W ebster street, Thomas Freed, formerly associated with W. H. Omaha, was ransacked at some time since January Dayton in the Owl Drug Co. in Salt Lake City, has 13th, much clothing and some jewelry being taken. resigned from the active management of the Owl Miss A. Nalty, who has been looking after the place Drug Co. and has accepted a position as traveling since the family went to San Diego, Calif., for the salesman for the Smith-Bailey Drug Co. of Salt Lake winter, told the police she had visited the house City. Mr. Witherspoon, formerly with Druehl & Jan. 13th and that everything was all right then. Franken, has succeeded Mr. Freed as manager of Thomas F. Sheehy, son of J. P. Sheehy, superin­ the Owl D rug Co. tendent of Cudahy’s packing plant at Omaha, re­ W. J. Lacy, junior member of the Quist Drug Co., ceived a Christmas present in the nature of a pro­ Grand Junction, Colo., was married , at Fredricks- motion from his position in the soap department burg, Virginia, on Dec. 31st, 1912, to Miss Norah there to be head of the Cudahy soap works in Chi­ E. Goolrick of that city. Mr. and Mrs. Lacy, after cago. The appointment went into effect Jan. 1. He a honeymoon trip through other eastern states, re­ is 25 years of age and has been employed at the turned to Grand Junction Feb. 1st, where they have Omaha soap works ever since he graduated from a nice home, all furnished. The Omaha Druggist school. extends congratulations and best wishes.

MISCELLANEOUS Miscellaneous Personals. G. A. Cunningham, of Steele City, Neb., has pur­ chased a drug store at DuBois. Seidl Bros, of Steinauer, Neb., has succeeded Clarence Powers at Tecumseh. They will do busi­ ness as Seidl Bros. Drug Co. E. R. Roberts, formerly in the drug business at Bellwood, Neb., accompanied by Mrs. Roberts was visiting Omaha drug jobbers the 29th ult. A. H. Adcock, formerly with the H. K. Mulford Co. in their North Platte territory is now selling Welch Grape Juice with headquarters in Omaha. M. Noll & Son, Atchison, Kansas, expect to make extensive improvements this spring in the way of entire new fixtures. From what we have heard the newly arranged store will be a beauty. C. J. Thurman, for the past six or seven years with the Pfeiffer' Chemical Co., St. Louis, resigned his position with them January 1st and is now sell­ ing the “Peninsular” Chemical Co. line in Nebraska. A. D. Hinman, a number of years ago located at Humphrey, Neb., in the retail drug business and now in the banking business exclusively at St. Ed­ wards, was in the city several days last month on business and called on Richardson Drug Co. R. D. M cFADDEN C. M. Chandler, formerly in the drug business at R. D. McFadden, of Hastings, Neb., whose term Onaga, Kansas, has accepted a position with A. J. as deputy hotel commissioner expired Jan. 1st and Johnson, successor to Craig & Johnson, Falls City, who, previous to his appointment was a well known Neb. Mr. Craig will give up the drug business for South Platte drug salesman, is convinced that a a while at least and has located on a farm near more definite and clear-cut legislation must be en­ there. acted before the results for which his department T. H. Wiley, for a number of years with the has been striving can be secured. Guided by his Richardson Drug Co. as traveling salesman, is now experience as chief of the department Mr. McFad­ in the real estate and drug brokerage business and den has prepared a comprehensive bill defining the is living at 5003 Capitol Ave., Omaha. He has been duties and jurisdiction of the hotel commission. This very successful in buying and selling drug stocks measure has been revised by the legislative refer­ particularly. ence bureau and since adopted for presentation in E. A. K ent, form erly w ith the B eaton D rug Co., fifteen other states. At a recent conference of rep­ 15th and Farnam, Omaha, is now doing fine work resentatives of the traveling public held in Kansas for the Boston Varnish Co., Boston, Mass., selling City it was approved and recommended for enact­ “Kyanize” Varnishes for shipment through the Rich­ ment in Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma as a sub­ ardson Drug Co., who have handled this line very stitute for all existing laws in those- states on the successfully .for the p ast six years. subject of hotel inspection. 26 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

The safe at Otis’ drug store, Tabor, Iowa, was and for the past three years has been examiner and blown open with nitroglycerin Friday night, the 7th, assistant actuary for the State Insurance Depart­ and about $60 in cash stolen. The cash drawer in ment of Colorado at Denver. Mr. Judy is registered the safe at the Tabor & Northern station was broken by examination in Iowa, Nebraska and Colorado and open with a chisel and about $30 belonging to the is in every way qualified to make a financial suc­ express company taken. Papers from both safes cess of his new business venture and we believe were scattered about the floor of the station. The he will. Success to the new druggist. cracksmen escaped on a handcar, which was found near Malvern the next morning. Creighton Pharmacists Banquet. Prof. Edmond Thorpe, formerly connected with One of the largest banquets of the year, in point the Creighton College of Pharmacy, but for the past of attendance, was given at the rathskellar of the year located at Hotchkiss, Colo., where he owns a Hotel Henshaw Saturday evening, February 1st, by very prosperous fruit farm, was in Omaha the 17th the senior class of the Creighton College of Phar­ ult. visiting his many old friends and acquaintances macy. Seventy-five students, together with the fac­ while on his way to Minnesota on a business trip. ulty and several ex-faculty members, were present. Prof. Thorpe says that the fruit crop last season in the Grand Valley was the largest in years and that he has improved very much in health since tak­ ing up out door work. J. A. LeFils, at one time proprietor of a very suc­ cessful drug store at North Platte, Neb., but now a department manager for Orkin Bros., Omaha, is one of five heirs who are endeavoring to establish their claim to the townsite of Nanci, France, which prop­ erty was owned at the time of the French revolution by Marquis de Montelet whose family name was Leopold LeFils and who was the great grandfather of J. A. LeFils. The estate is now held by the F ren ch governm ent and is valued a t $8,500,000. Here’s hoping that Jim wins a million at least. W. C. Mills, who has been connected with the wholesale drug business in Lincoln, Neb., for the past twenty-five or thirty years, first with Leighton & Brown, later the H. T. Clarke Drug Co. and then the Lincoln Drug Co., resigned his position Jan. 1st with the latter firm and will probably not take up any other work for the present. Mr. Mills has been a very hard worker, attends closely to busi­ ness and is exceedingly popular with the retail drug­ gists throughout the state, all of whom will regret to hear that he is no longer with the Lincoln Drug Co.

PROP. K. L. KREIZINGER Carl Kreizinger, Fremont, Neb., past instructor at the college, was toastmaster, while C. B. Fricke, Council Bluffs, Iowa, until recently with the college, responded to the toast, .‘The Pharmacist in Business.” Dr. H. S. Gerald, instructor in materia medica, spoke on “Retrospects,” while Prof. I. C. Arlidge spoke on “Prospects.”

Webb Bill Passed By Representatives. The Webb bill to prohibit the interstate shipment of liquor into dry states for purposes of sale “or in any manner used” in violation of the state laws, was passed by the house the 8th, 240 to 65. The passage of the bill ended one of the most stubbornly fought all-day contests of this congress. Senator Kenyon of Iowa, author of a senate mea­ sure of the same general purport, sat in the house all • day watching the fight, which opened with a contest over the rule to bring up the Webb bill. Representatives of organized antinsaloon advocates sat in the members’ galleries and kept tally on the roll calls. F. E. JU D Y Representative Mann of Illinois characterized as “flim flam” the bringing up of the bill at this time. F. E. Judy of Oakland succeeded C. M. Williard Former Speaker Cannon declared that the states at Persia, Iowa, the 1st. Mr. Judy was born in should regulate traffic themselves. Representative Oakland, Iowa, in 1886. G raduated from th e high Berger of Wisconsin, socialist, contended that all school in 1904. W as w ith A. A. L enocker of Oak­ great men, from Julius Caesar down to Cannon, land for three years and W. D. Harlan of the Fame were temperate drinkers. The Webb bill also passed place for one year. Was in business at McClelland, the senate on the 11th and will become a law July Iowa, for one year, after which he went to Colorado 31, 1913, unless vetoed by th e P resident. OMAHA DRUGGIST. 27

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS WESTERN DRUG JOB­ Evans-Smith Drug Co., Kansas City, Mo. BERS FOR 1913 OFFICERS. P resid en t—G. W. Evans. Vice President—E. W. Zea. Yan Natta Drug Co., St. Joseph, Mo. Secretary and Treasurer—W. V. Wherrett. OFFICERS. DIRECTORS. President—T. F. Van Natta. G. W. Evans, E. W. Zea, W. V. Wherrett, Mrs. H. Vice President—C. F. Bayer. W. Evans, Mrs. L. J. Smith. S ecretary—A. Z. Van N atta. Treasurer—E. M. Sweeney. Harle-Haas Drug Co., Council Bluffs, la. DIRECTORS. OFFICERS. T. F. Van Natta, C. F. Bayer, A. Z. Van Natta, E. President—Willoughby Dye. M. Sweeney. Vice P resident—H. Z. H aas. General Manager—F. H. Garrett. C. D. Smith Drug Co., St. Joseph, Mo. Secretary—T. J. Leary. OFFICERS. Treasurer—A. J. Faul. President—L. M. Smith. DIRECTORS. Vice President—E. C. Smith. Willoughby Dye, H. Z. Haas, F. H. Garrett, Wm. Secretary and Treasurer—R. O. McBride. Skillicorn, L. I. Edson, Wm. Greer, Chris Straub. DIRECTORS. L. M. Smith, E. C. Smith, R. O. McBride. W. A. Hover & Co., Denver, Colo. Partnership; no officers, no directors. Capital Drug Co., Lincoln, Neb. OFFICERS. Davis Bros. Drug Co., Denver, Colo. President—F. E. Meadows. OFFICERS, Vice President—S. C. Wilson. President and General Manager—R. H. Davis. Secretary and Treasurer—W. M. Widener. Secretary and Treasurer—J. A. Rendle. Hornick, More & Porterfield, Sioux City, la. OFFICERS. DIRECTORS. P resid en t—A. J. More. R. H. Davis, J. A. Rendle, R. R. Horth, F. W. Stan- Vice President—M. Jaquemai. dart, J. E. Osborne. Secretary and Treasurer—J. W. Porterfield. Smith-Bailey Drug Co., Salt Lake City, Utah. Faxon & Gallagher Drug Co., Kansas City, Mo. OFFICERS. OFFICERS. President—E. C. Smith. P resid en t—J. A. G allagher. Vice President—C. A. Faus. Vice P resid en t—H. D. Faxon. Secretary—Paul Franke. Secretary—F. T. Faxon. Treasurer—H'. S. Hughett. DIRECTORS. DIRECTORS. J. A. G allagher, Mrs. F. A. Faxon, W. T. Johnston, E. C. Smith, L.‘ M. Smith, C. A. F aus, H. S. H ughett, H. D. Faxon, F. T. Faxon, Florence C. Gallagher. Paul Franke. Richardson Drug Co., Omaha, Neb. Iowa Drug Co., Des Moines, la. OFFICERS. OFFICERS. President—C. F. Weller. President—P. J. Mills. Vice P resid en t—H. S, W eller. Vice President—P. K. Wilmer. Secretary—E. P. Ellis. Secretary and Treasurer—W. F. Cram. Treasurer—F. C. Patton. DIRECTORS. PACKAGE GOODS ASSORTMENT. C. F. Weller, H. S. Weller, E. P. Ellis, F. C. Pat­ ton, J. W. F isher. Doz. 2 doz. Alum, %-lb., round cartons...... $0.30—$0.60 E. E. Bruce & Co., Omaha, Neb. 4 doz. Sulphur, %-lb., round cartons...... 30— 1.20 f OFFICERS. 8 doz. Sal Epsom,, i/4-lb., round c a rto n s .. .30— 2.40 President and Treasurer—E. E. Bruce. 2 doz. Salt Petre, 14-lb., ro und c a rto n s .. .60— 1.20 Vice P resid en t—C. E. Bedwell. 2 doz. Rochelle Salts, %-lb., round car­ Secretary—B. E. Griffith. to n s ...... 75— 1.50 DIRECTORS. 6 doz. Moth Balls, round c a rto n s .. .30— 1.80 E. E. Bruce, C. E. Bedwell, B. E. Griffith, A. E. Morphy, H. G. Morphy. $8.70 All for $7.50—Retails at $16.80. Lincoln Drug Co., Lincoln, Neb. OFFICERS. HAJA P resid en t and T reasu rer—A. S. Raymond. SILK-RUBBER MENDING TISSUE. Vice P resid en t—A. S. T ibbetts. S ecretary—A rth u r S. Raymond. For repairing any kind of Clothing from the finest DIRECTORS. Silk, Satin, Parasols, Umbrellas, Fish Netting, Veil­ A. S. Raymond, John K linker, A. S. Tibbets, M. E. ing, Joining Ribbons, Kid Gloves and coarsest Woolen Raymond, Arthur S. Raymond. Goods. . Dressmakers declare it a far quicker and McPike Drug Co., Kansas City, Mo. nicer way to make Hems on Silk or Woolen Goods OFFICERS. than by blind-stitching, and for Plaiting and Hems President—Wm. T. Bland. on Scarfs and for many kinds, of Fancy Work. Mil­ Vice President and Treasurer—T. M. Walker. liners and Dressmakers use it extensively, and de­ Secretary—R. J. McQueen. clare that it is not only superior to doing it by needle DIRECTORS. Wm. T. Bland, T. M. Walker, R. J. McQueen, W. and thread, but quicker and less expensive than D. Mowry, C. B. Beitzel. blind-stitching. Price, per dozen, 75 cents. OMAHA DRUGGIST.

1913 DESIGN—THE LILY Soda Fountain Users. sible, and it is unnecessary to dismantle the machine The Simplex Line of Automatic Carbonators fur­ to get at them. In replacing the seat in the water nish the most continuous service and represent the back check, which may be required occasionally, the most efficient carbonating system ever embodied in work can be done without breaking one connection a carbonating apparatus. The shell or body of these on the carbonator. This is true of all the valves. carbonators is made from drawn pressed steel, Our safety valve eliminates all danger of excessive­ which is unquestionably the strongest, most durable ly high pressure and a special blow-off valve for and expensive body ever used in the construction of the purpose of blowing the air out of the top of the carbonators. Every part coming in contact with carbonator occasionally, insures a continuous sup­ soda water is heavily lined with pure block tin, ply of perfectly carbonated water. We use nothing positively eliminating all danger of contamination. but 6-oz. pure block tin pipe in the construction of These machines have less parts, either movable or our machines. ■ otherwise, than any other carbonators made. There We use the very best and most expensive low are on see-saw weighing devices, no weights or coun­ speed motors on our electric machines that the mar­ ter-balances, no rubber hose to stiffen and decay. ket affords, as well as the most efficient hydraulic The only action aside from the pump or motor is pump that is made. the one-eighth of an inch movement up and down Our carbonators are so simple that anybody can of the automatic shut off through a stuffing box. operate them. A card of directions accompanies each The automatic device is controlled by our patent machine. All important parts are numbered or non-collapsible float. This float is so constructed named and all outside connections are tagged stat­ that there is no pressure on it whatever, it having ing specifically what they are for. Our carbonators the same pressure inside and out. This float travels are sold upon their merits and are guaranteed in up and down with the water inside the carbonator every respect. and in its travel starts and stops the machine. Our The entire line of Simplex Carbonators is equipped motor safety valve on the electric machine positively with a specially designed filter, easily accessible, insures against the burning out of the motor, and the which insures pure, clean water, at the same time water pressure valve positively insures against the insuring against dirt getting into the valves. This is apparatus from filling with city water when the a feature that is especially notable. gas pressure is low. Our carbonating system, the mixing of carbonic The water and gas back checks are easily acces­ acid gas and water turned into a spray through our OMAHA DRUGGIST. 29 atomizer system, insuring a saturation of 97 per cent, FIXTURES is the most perfect and satisfactory of any method in Anyone contemplating the installation of new fix­ use today. Our atomizers are now so constructed tures must realize that the drawing of plans cannot that they will clear themselves of any dirt or sedi­ be left in the hands of a grocery clerk nor can the m ent. building of fixtures be left in the hands of a manu­ The automatic carbonators are symetrically as­ facturer who will use every loop hole to cheapen sembled and handsomely finished, and will make an them. attractive feature for window or store, should such In the first place, we are'not a grocery clerk, but location be preferred. have spent years behind the druggists’ counters and We have them in electric, water or hand power. know his needs; we have studied those needs and Ask our representative or write for prices and cuts. are in a position to give you the results of our knowledge in designing fixtures for you which will Advertising tlie Soda Fountain. meet yoUr requirements, fixtures which are different In this zero weather red is a mighty good color from those which are carried in stock by the fac­ to dress the fountain, and the redder the better, tories, fixtures which give your store a distinctive­ writes E, C. Tracey in the Confectioners’ Journal. ness, fixtures which others try to copy. You have electric lights op your fountain, of course. In the second place, when dealing with the fac­ Get from the electric company some red electric tories we leave no loop holes and if we did it would lamps. If you cannot get these, then take some red not be profitable for them to take advantage of us crepe paper and cover every electric globe on your as we would not give them any more of our busi­ apparatus. There is an art in- doing this. Cut out ness. You profit by our immense volume of business. a piece of the crepe paper twice as long as the lamp We are the largest jobbers of fixtures west of the and wide enough to go once and a half around the Mississippi, our selling price to the trade being lamp. Tie this paper with red string around the many jobbers’ cost. We appeal to the up-to-date base of the lamp, well down where the copper part druggist to give us a chance to quote on his new is. Then gather the other end tight into a bunch and fixtures, knowing that we will receive his order if tie it with red string or very narrow red ribbon. quality is considered. Our account is sought by all Then push this point in towards the lamp to bulge factories and we furnish anything built of wood. out the centre. The paper does not want to touch IS YOUR BUSINESS the bulb at any point, for even electric lights get at its best? If not, would you accept suggestions? hot. Wrap red crepe paper strips around the col­ We are at all times willing to try to solve the prob­ umns on your apparatus. Festoon similar strips lems which confront you. We have helped others from the top of your fountain back, gathering them —we can help you. Do you look at your store oc­ at each side like a curtain. As soon as it gets dusk casionally from a customer’s standpoint? This is turn on your lights, and see what a rich, cozy, com­ one way to find your shortcomings. Have you a spe­ fortable appearance the fountain department of your cial table for Valentines Day, Washington’s Birth­ store presents. It looks like another fountain. It day, Easter and such occasions? It does not ])ay, has lost all of that cold, icy appearance so much you say. Well, why not use it at other times for desired in summer but so forbidding in its coldness school supplies? Take this view of the matter once just now. Why, this warm, cozy glow about the and see if you will not realize that one of our six apparatus will take all the chill off and will be itself foot aisle tables would be a benefit. Ask our rep­ an invitation to stop and get something warm and resentative when he calls. comforting to drink. Try this the first cold snap, spend an hour or two in doing it well, and if you Armour’s Grape Juice Campaign for 1913. don’t increase your trade at the fountain over the Judging from the way dealers are taking advant­ average—yes, if you don’t increase it twenty-five to age of the remarkably great, growing demand for forty per cent the first night over other similar cold Armour’s Grape Juice, this will be a banner year nights—I miss my guess. Start the lights just as for this fine product. The season’s advertising and early as possible, just as soon as the first dusk selling campaign is broad and far-reaching. It will begins to gather, and watch the results. be pushed with a vigor and aggressiveness that will Weather hot, mean wonderfully increased trade for every dealer Soda cold, who sells the Armour brand. Large advertising Maid demure, space in a big list of popular publications will be Young man bold, used regularly throughout the season. To make Persuasion warm, it easy for each dealer to secure his share of the To fountain cold, trade, Armour and Company are supplying an elab­ He pays the bill orate line of selling help, including their handsome For all she’ll hold. 1913 window display, fountain signs, hangers, dis­ Weather sharp, play racks, and store decorations. The makers claim Bitter cold, that this season Armour’s Grape Juice will be Same maid and youth backed by a selling force more powerful than that This tale unfold: enjoyed by any other soft drink on the market. Some corner store, The Armour Grape Juice factories are at West­ With sign of gold, field, New York, and Mattawan, Michigan. There’s no escape Recent additions to the pressing and bottling fa­ For him, I’m told— cilities of these factories have increased their ca­ Hot winter drinks pacity 100 per cent over that of a year ago. 1 Therein are sold. Every dealer should write Armour and Company, MORAL. Chicago, for details of their special advertising When year is young, proposition, embracing features of unusual interest Or 'when it’s old, and value, which will materially and positively aid Run your fountain— in the upbuilding of his grape juice trade. Get the gold. That Soda Fountain Furniture. It matters not to us whether it be wire, steel tube, Any druggist with old fixtures, fountain, cases, Uhl oval steel or Austrian Bent-wood, we are in a etc., which he wishes to dispose of, if he will write position to furnish it for the lowest possible price. addressing the envelope to the Fountain and Fixture We have just received a carload of wire furniture Dept, we will insert an ad in this journal free. and can fill all orders promptly from stock. 30 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

W W W W W W •A* W.V . W W vt\* W W ^W jHfevK 214 W JM4,w -AK-W Nebraska l’alnt Club Officers. | PAINT DEPARTMENT | 1912-13. »X»

TWO EXTRA GOOD BRUSHES.

B. O. K O ST K A Haja Wall Brush. saw to reduce the price a cent was to have a fire, make a good settlement, and cut on the salvage. Black bristle, long stock, rubber set. This suggestion caused loud appaluse from the job­ 3 y2 in c h ...... per doz. $ 8.40 bers present, but the white leaders threatened in­ 4 in c h ...... per doz. 10.40 junction proceedings if this effort to artificially break the market were resorted to. The matter was finally referred to the arson committee for its rec­ ommendation. Mr. Risdon was then called on to unburden him­ self of his knowledge on glass, made a very serious speech and then reverted to some fine poetry and stories that bore the “R. R. R.” This brand proved very popular with the club and Mr. Risdon’s maiden Haja Varnish Brushes. effort was an unqualified success. Mr. Holden was then baited with the request for Black Bristle, chiseled, rubber set. information about the laundry machinery business, 1 In c h ...... per doz. $1.85 an adjunct of his Lincoln establishment. His de­ 1 y2 In c h ...... p er doz. 2.73 livery was a little mechanical, but his remarks were 2 In c h ...... per doz. 3.40 very clean. 2 y2 In c h ...... per doz. 4.78 Mr. Kostka, the perpetual delegate of the Nebraska 3 In c h x...... per doz. 6.16 Paint club to the National Paint, Oil and Varnish OMAHA DRUGGIST. 31 association conventions, was invited to account for JOHN L. WHITING--J. J. ADAMS CO. his stewardship at the New York meeting, and did so satisfactorily, insofar as it pertained to the business Brush Manufacturers and culinary ends. BOSTON Mr. Garrett, when pried loose from his chair, F eb ru ary 3rd, 1913. cleared his throat and harkened back to the time Richardson Drug Co., Omaha, Neb. when Vice President Coleman was a mere salesman Gentlemen: Continued increased cost of materials (a part of the vice president’s history he is striving makes it necessary for us to revise prices of brushes to forget) and congratulated himself that his com­ to a -slightly higher basis, and we are therefore pany’s increase in business dates from the time V. obliged to withdraw all quotations which you now P. C. got out of the competitive field. have from us. New prices take effect this date. The drug jobbers were ably represented by Mr. We regret exceedingly that conditions force us .Bedwell, who ingenuously told the club, after a to take this action. frank scrutiny, that its members looked almost as We shall be pleased to quote new prices on appli­ well as the personnel of the drug club. He re­ cation. Yours very truly, ceived a vote of thanks. Mr. Bedwell’s stories of John L. Whiting—J. J. Adams Co. J. Ham Lewis and others received rounds of ap­ plause. He set a new pace for story telling that This will compel an early advance in prices also can only be equalled by Jim Keister. to the retail trade. If you have not placed your Harry Judson put up a creditable talk on credits. spring order, better do so at once. The levity of this meeting was unusual and was accounted for by the absence of President Waugh Wax-II. from the state. His report on legislation effecting the sale of doped linseed oil, which is receiving the report of the club, was tabled until his return, in order that he might personally review it. The only serious business transacted was a report by Mr. Newcomb on the attitude of the jobbers of white lead towards securing a reasonable margin of profit on this staple article, some inside information from Mr. Frank Judson and Mr. Cunningham on the glass outlook, and an interesting discussion by Mr. Harry Judson, Mr. Bedwell, Mr. Garrett and Mr. Cunning­ ham on the vigorous curtailing of credit to tottering accounts, together with a discussion of the wisdom of making frequent interest charges on chronically slow accounts. Mr. Bedwell and Mr. Cunningham were appointed a committee of two to look further 6 oz. B o ttles...... per doz. $2.00 into these matters and report at the next meeting, Pint Bottles...... p e r doz. 4.00 which will be held at Lincoln, February 20. President Daniels of the National Paint, Oil and Varnish as­ sociation will address this meeting. Special Liquid Yeneer Offers. Those present at the meeting were: LIQUID VENEER “DANDY” DEAL. Frank W. Judson, manager Midland Glass & Paint W ith $14.00 asso rtm en t of Liquid Veneer % dozen Co., O m aha; Thom as B. Coleman, a ssista n t m anager 25c size free with window display assortment as Midland Glass & Paint Co., Omaha; Harry C. Judson, follow s: credit manager Midland Glass & Paint Co., Omaha; 3 dozen 25c size a t $2.00 dozen. Charles R. Bauserman, salesman Midland Glass & 2 dozen 50c size at $4.00 doz. Paint Co., Omaha; George H. Holden, vice president % dozen 25c size free. Western Glass & Paint Co., Lincoln; George O. Ris- These should be ordered as Liquid Veneer Dandy don, secretary, Western Glass & Paint Co., Lincoln; Deal assortment. B. 0. Kostka, president, Kostka Glass & Paint Co., LIQUID VEN EER $5.00 F R E E GOODS DEAL. Lincoln; Wilton Van Sickle, president Van Sickle The “Little Giant” deal, giving the dealer two 25c Glass & Paint Co., Lincoln; George C. Cunningham, bottles Liquid Veneer free and attractive window manager Pioneer Glass & Paint Co., Omaha; Joseph display and 200 T ypew ritten letters, all w ith a $5.00 Pepper, salesman Pioneer Glass & Paint Co., Omaha; purchase. This assortment clears the dealer 60 C. E. Bedwell, vice president E. E. Bruce & Co., per cent profit. Case contains: Omaha; Frank Garrett, manager Harle-Haas Drug 1% dozen 25c size a t $2.00 dozen...... $3.00 Co., Council Bluffs, la.; T. J. Leary, secretary Harle- % dozen 50c size at $4.00 dozen...... 2.00 Haas Drug Co., Council Bluffs, la.; H. C. Grossman, 2 only 25c size free ...... representative Standard Varnish Co., Omaha; E. E. Brando, warehouse manager National Lead Co., Oma­ Total ...... $5.00 ha; Burton E. Newcomb, agent Carter White Lead Co., Omaha. B. E. NEWCOMB, Secretary. Paris Green. Advanced lc per Lb. Arsenate lead. Arsenic, Kegs...... p er Lb. $0.17% B a r r e l s ...... per Lb. $0.07% 100-lb. K eg s...... per Lb. , .18 Half Barrels...... 07% 14-28-56-lb. K its ...... per Lb. .19 100-lb. Kegs...... 08 2 and 5-lb. P ack ag es...... per Lb. .20% 1-lb. Packages ...... per Lb. • .21% 50-lb. Kegs...... •08% %-lb. P ack ag es...... per Lb. .22% 25-lb. Kegs...... per Lb. .08% 14-lb. P ack ag es...... p e r Lb. .23% 12%-lb. Kegs...... per Lb. •09% % to 5-lb. packages, 100ulb. lots or over, lc per 5-lb. C an s...... 10 pound less. Bulk packages only, 500-lb. lots or over, lc per 1-lb. C an s...... 11 pound less. 100-lb. kegs to 1-lb. packages in 500-lb. lots, %c Bulk packages only, 1,000-lb. lots or over, 2c per pound less. pound less. 32 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

Wyeth & Bro., conferred the honor upon Pennsyl­ vania of being born in that state several years ago. | OMAHA SPECIALTY SALESMAN | First broke into the drug business in Rochester, N. ® Pharmaceutical, Surgical Dressings and i Y., where he rolled pills for eight years. Left the | Sundries. T retail drug business for road work in 1906. Mr. Birdsall has spent, the last four years in this state > 1/ - > 1^ A1A A t/. >14 ^ ^14 ©Wr >w W Vv vJv TTSt vw vl\* vT7 Ttt vTT vT7 'w v3 and says he hopes to spend the next forty here as the m ore he sees of N ebraska the b etter he likes^ it. PERMANENT ADDRESSES. W. S. B ird sa ll...... Millard Hotel NEW GOODS AND CHANGE IN PRICES. Phone, Douglas 240. Firm, John Wyeth & Bro., Philadelphia, Pa. John Wyeth & Bro. CRYSTALLIZED LINIMENT JETROGEN—WYETH. C. F. W. C lau sen ...... 413 No. 25th St. A convenient counter-irritant. Phone, Douglas 8608. Applied locally to relieve headache, neuralgia, Firm, Parke, Davis & Co., D etroit, Mich. lumbago, muscular rheumatism, sciatica, inflamed or stiff joints, and all conditions requiring counter- C. J. C asw ell...... 1 0 2 8 So. 31st St. irritants, replacing the mustard, capsine, porous and Phone, H arney 1711. other plasters. For certain internal affections of an Firm, Eli Lilly & Co., Indianapolis, Ind. inflammatory character, such as sore throat, croup, bronchitis and pleurisy, crystallized Liniment Petro- E. D. H u rfo rd ...... 4716 No. 27th St. gen will be found quite efficient. Phone, W ebster 6589. 2 oz, B ottles, n e t...... per doz. $4.75 Firm, Colgate & Co.. New York City. Eli Lily & Co. Irving M cEw an...... 511 So. 35th St. LILLY ’S LIQUID SOAP. Phone, H arney 4543. Lilly’s Liquid Soap is made from vegetable oil, Firm, Bauer & Black, Chicago, 111. 1111 scented, uncolored, non-irritant, an efficient deter­ gent and lubricant, designed for the general use of E. L. M elvin...... 410 Sweetwood Ave. surgeons, physicians, dentists, pharmacists, nurses, Phone, D ouglas 6752. etc. A neutral liquid soap which does not precipitate Firm, H. K. Mulford Co., Philadelphia, Pa. and become too thick for ready use is most de­ sirable providing it does the indispensable work of C. E llis N ichols...... 3334 H arney St. soap. Lilly’s Liquid Soap is a powerful cleanser Phone, H arney 2436. and detergent and lathers freely in hard as well as Firm, Sharp & Dohme, Baltimore, Md. soft water. It is neutral, containing no free acid or alkali, and is therefore non-irritating to the most J. A. S c h a ll...... 715 No. 30th St. tender skin. It mixes readily with water and is Phone, H arney 542. easily applied to the surface to be cleansed. Firm, Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, N. J. This soap is put up in specially designed 10-ounce constricted bottles with a patented metal stopper Omaha counts as her permanent citizens some of and in 1-gallon bottles. the best, energetic and most successful pharmaceu­ Price, net: tical, surgical dressing and drug sundry salesmen In 10 oz. (advp.)...... per doz. $4.00 in those lines, but modest and unassuming however In 1 gallon c o n ta in e rs...... per gal. 2.25 to a fault. We therefore propose to “show them Some other new additions to the list are: OINTMENT BORIC ACID U. S. P. In 1 ounce tubes ...... per doz. $0.70 OINTMENT OPHTHALMIC. In 1 dram pin-point tubes— Ammoniated Mercury 3% ...... per doz. 1.00 Copper C itrate 5% ...... per doz. 1.20 Dionin 2% ...... per doz. 1.20 Dionin and Atropine (D. 2%, At. l% )..per doz. 1.20 Holocaine Hydrochloride 2% ...... per doz. 1.20 Ichthyol 5% ...... per doz. 1.20 Iodoform 2 % ...... per doz. 1.20 Mercuric Oxide Yellow 1 % ...... per doz. 1.00 Mercuric Oxide Yellow 2%...... per doz. 1.00 Merc. Oxide and Atrop. No. 1, 1% each, .per doz. 1.20 Merc. Oxide and Atrop. No. 2, 2% each, .per doz. 1.20 Thiosinamine 5% ...... per doz. 1.20 Thiosinamine 10% ...... p er doz. 1.20 Xeroform 5% ...... per doz. 1.20 DERMATOLOGIC PASTE. Mild Resorcin, Lassar—Each troy ounce contains: Resorcinol, 48 grs.; Zinc Oxide, 120 grs.; Starch, 120 grs.; Liquid Petrolatum, 192 grs. Naphthol, Lassar—Each troy ounce contains: Be- tanaphthol, 48 grs.; Sulphur Precipitated, 240 grs.; Petrolatum, 96 grs.; soft soap, 96 grs. WM. S. BIRDS ALL Zinc-Salicyl, Lassar—Each troy ounce contains: up” and present in this issue the first of the bunch, Salicylic acid, 9 3-5 grs.; Zinc Oxide, 115 grs.; Starch, Mr. W. S. Birdsall, representing John Wyeth & Bro. 115 grs.; W hite P etrolatum , 240 grs. of Philadelphia in western Iowa and Nebraska. As Price on all above. Net. fast as we can locate the others will “run them in” In 1 oz. tubes...... per doz. $1.00 —future issues. In 1 lb. containers...... per lb. .50 Lilly’s new list 1913-14 is in press and will be Wm. S. Birdsall, Nebraska representative of Jno. ready for mailing soon. OMAHA DRUGGIST. 33

H. K. Mulford Co. New Preparations. LITHIA AND FORMIN TABLETS EFFERVESCENT P a rt 1— In bottles of 40...... per doz. $3.20 P. E. Cannabis Americana...... per lb. $3.50 NOVOCAIN TABLETS SOLUBLE -1.14 GR.— S. E. C annabis A m ericana...... per doz. 1.50 In bottles of 20...... per bottle $0.35 Part 4—Biologicals. In bottles of 100...... per bottle 1.65 Diptheria Bacterin for Diptheria Carriers, RESORSAX— 4 Syringe package...... $2.00 In 2 oz. Collapsible tubes...... per doz. 1.50 Bacterins—To facilitate larger doses, the follow­ In 1 lb. J a r s ...... per lb. .80 ing Syringe E, each containing twice the amount of Syringe D, are now supplied: RES. UNGUENTUM— Influenza and P ulm onary M ixed...... $0.75 (Ungt. Resorcine Comp. Improved) Neisser Bacterin ...... 75 In 1 oz. Collapsible Tubes...... per doz. $1.75 N eisser B acterin, M ixed...... 75 In 1 lb. Jars ...... per lb. 1.50 Pneum o B acterin, M ixed...... 75 OINTMENT SCARLET RED, 5%— Staphylo Bacterin ...... 75 In 1 oz. Collapsible Tubes...... per doz. 4.00 Staphylo Bacterin, Mixed...... 75 In 4 oz. J a rs ...... per doz. 6.75 The H'. K. Mulford Co. also have an improved In 1 lb. Jars ...... per lb. 2.00 package for Digital and Cornutol._ This is in the OINTMENT SCARLET RED, 10%— form of a Vacule Ampoule containing 30 CC. After In 4 oz. Ja rs ...... per doz. 8.00 the air is withdrawn from the ampoule it is sealed In 1 lb. Ja rs ...... per lb. 2.35 and experiments have shown it to be greatly superior FOWLER’S SOLUTION TABLETS— to the ordinary style package for keeping prepara­ In bottles of 25...... per bottle .25 tions of this nature up to standard. Preparations In bottles of 100...... per bottle .85 put up in Vacule Ampoules and subject to Part 3 discount are: A New Fumigator. D igital ...... per doz. $4.00 C ornutol ...... per doz. 6.00 Here is a new fumigator called Lister’s Improved F. E. Ergot...... <...... per doz. 4.00 Fumigator. It represents the most modern ideas in T inct. S tro p h an th u s...... per doz. 4.00 the production of formaldehyd gas. It is really the Part 2—Discontinued. Trenner-Lee principle of producing formaldehyd gas C. T. S accharine 250 stren g th V2 gr. brought down to household use. It fulfills the re­ C. T. S accharine 250 stren g th 1 gr. quirements of Health Boards and fully meets the T. T. A. B. S. and S ascara No. 1. standard suggested by the Marine Hospital Service, T. T. Antiseptic Bichloride No. 6 in 50s. the government standard. Probably Dispensing Jars with Peppermints and Lister’s Improved Fumigator is all metal. It is use Can instead. simple and easy to use. It is safe and gives the highest efficiency. It will satisfy every demand. Sharp & Do lime’s New Products. As the whole apparatus is made of metal, there is AMPULES— no danger of fire. Iron Arsenite with Strychnine Sterilized— The chemical used for producing gas is para-* List. formaldehyd. It is contained in a one-piece metal Boxes of 1 dozen A m pules...... per box $0.85 drum, and the gas is produced by simply lighting Quinine and Urea Hydrohloride 1%— a wax taper at the bottom. All of the paraformal- In boxes of six 5cc Ampules..per box .50 dehyd i-s quickly converted into gas. There is no Sodium Cacodylate Sterilized Solution— waste, no loss, no trouble. The gas is evolved in its % gr. Boxes of 1 doz. Ampules..per box .85 most active form. 3 gr. Boxes of 1 doz. Ampules..per box .85 Any layman can use this fumigator with perfect 5 gr. Boxes of 1 doz. A m p u les..p er box 1.00 safety and assurance of obtaining the best results. 7 gr. Boxes of 1 doz. Ampules..per box 1.25 The Lister Improved Fumigator can be submitted ERGOTOLE ICC.— to your Health Board authorities, sanitarians and Boxes of 6 A m pules...... per box .75 laymen, with perfect assurance that it will give the Boxes of 12 Ampules...... per box 1.40 highest satisfaction. CAPSULES, DRY FILLED— Lister’s Improved Fumigator, Metal, per dozen, Thymol & Milk Sugar No. 1 (Thymol 2% gr., Milk $2.00. Sugar 2 y2 g r.)— Johnson & Johnson Packages of 100...... per 100 .45 UTILITY KIT J. & J.—For the home, traveling, Packages of 500...... per 500 1.85 camp, office, for every-day wants, for emergency Packages of 1000...... per 1000 3.50 needs. Contains as follows: Thymol and Milk Sugar No. 2 (Thymol 5 gr., Milk 1 oz. Red Cross Cotton. Sugar 5 gr.)— 1 Cylinder Adhesive Plaster. Packages of 100...... per 100 .75 1 Trial size Papoids. Packages of 500...... per 500 3.35 1 Allen Tooth Plaster. P ackages of 1000...... per 1000 6.50 1 Allen Corn Cure. CAPSULE FILLER, AUTOMATIC— 1 Linton Gauze Bandage. Complete w ith all a tta c h m e n ts. . . . each $29.00 1 Mustard Leaf. 1 Sample Synol Soap. GLOBULES— 1 Sample Johnson Baby Powder. C reasote 5 M.— 1 Sample Johnson Shaving Soap. B ottles of 50...... per doz. $5.00 Retails at 25c each. B ottles of 100...... per doz. 9.75 P rice ...... per doz. $2.00 Bottles of 500...... per bottle 3.75 1NUNCTOL—COMBINATIONS— FINGER BANDAGE—Just out; 1 inch wide, 3 Camphor Inunctol 20%. yards long, each in sealed cylinders. Per dozen 20c. Ichthyol Inunctol 10%. Z. O. ADHESIVE PLASTER—For Chiropodists and Iodine Inunctol 5%. for small wounds, 10 yards to spool, %-inch strips, Iodine Inunctol 10%. each spool encased in neat polished wooden box. Methyl Salicylate 20%. METHODONNA CORNTIPS—Will ease the pain In 2 oz. b o ttle s...... per doz. $ 4.20 and remove the corn. Put up dozen on neat counter In 8 oz. b o ttle s...... per doz. 12.00 display card. P e r dozen 84c. OMAHA DRUGGIST.

PARCEL POST MAP AND ZONE RATES FROM OMAHA

PARCEL POST. Memphis South Bend The following is a complete list of Nebraska cities Minersville Springfield and towns showing the several zones and Omaha Millard Syracuse rate: Murray Talmage Zone 1. The first zone shall include all territory Murdock Tekamah within such quadrangle, in conjunction with every Mynard Uehling continuous quadrangle, representing an area having Nebraska City Unadilla a mean radial distance of approximately fifty miles Nehawka Union from the center of any given unit of area. Nickerson Valley Weight Rate. Oakland Wabash F rom — 5 oz. to 1 lb. in c ...... for $0.05 Palmyra Wann 1 lb. to 2 lb. in c ...... i . . . f o r .08 Papillion Washington 2 lb. to 3 lb. in c ...... for .11 Paul Waterloo 3 lb. to 4 lb. inc ...... for .14 Plattsmouth Weeping Water 4 lb. to 5 lb. inc ...... for .17 Ralston Wyoming 5 lb. to 6 lb. in c ...... fo r .20 Richfield Yutan 6 -lb. to 7 lb. in c ...... for .23 Zone 2. The second zone shall include all units 7 lb. to 8 lb. in c ...... for .26 of area outside the first zone lying in whole or in 8 lb. to 9 lb. inc ...... for .29 part within a radius of approximately 150 miles from 9 lb. to 10 lb. inc ...... for .32 the center of a given unit of area. 10 lb. to 11 lb. in c ...... for .35 Weight. Rate. Alphabetical list of towns: From — 5 oz. to 1 lb. in c ...... for $0.06 Alvo Elk City 1 lb. to 2 lb. in c ...... fo r .10 Arlington Elmwood 2 lb. to 3 lb. in c ...... for .14 Ashland Florence 3 lb. to 4 lb in c ...... for .18 Avoca Fontanelle 4 lb. to 5 lb. in c ...... for .22 Bellevue Fremont 5 lb. to 6 lb. in c ...... for .26 Bennington Ft. Calhoun 6 lb. to 7 lb. in c ...... f o r .30 Berlin Ft. Crook 7 lb. to 8 lb. in c ...... for .34 Benson Gretna 8 lb. to 9 lb. in c ...... for .38 Briggs Herman 9 lb. to 10 lb. in c ...... for .42 Blair Irvington 10 lb. to 11 lb. in c ...... for .46 Cedar Creek Julian Alphabetical list of towns: Clarkson Kennard Abbott Ames Chaleo LaPlatte Abie Angus Craig Leshara Adams Arborville Cook Lorton Agnew Archer Douglas Louisville Albion Arden Desoto Lyons Alda Armour Dunbar Manley Alexandria Ashton E agle Mead Allen Auburn Elkhorn Meadow Altona Aurora OMAHA DRUGGIST.

A ustin Davey Hoag Normal Ayr ' David City H olland N orth Bend B ancroft Dawson Holmesville ' North Loup B arada Daykin Hom er Nysted B arnston D ecatur H om estead Oak B a rtle tt Denton H ooper Oakdale Battle Creek D eshler H orace O bert Bazile Mills Deweese H ordville Oconee B eatrice D eW itt Hoskinsi O ctavia Beaver Crossing D iller H ouston Odell Bee Dixon Howe Ohiowa Beemer Dodge Howell Ong Belden D oniphan H ubbard Opportunity B elgrade D orchester H ubbell O rchard Bellwood Dorsey H um boldt Ord Belvidere DuBois H um phrey Osceola Benedict D uncan lngleside Osmond B ennett D w ight Inland Page B ethany E dgar Ithica P alm er Bloomfield Edholm Jackson P anam a Blue H ill E lba Jan sen P arn ell Blue Springs Eldorado Jelen P auline Boelus E lgin Johnson Pawnee City B ookw alter E lk Creek Ju n ia ta Pender Boone E llis K enesaw P eru B ostw ick E m erald Key P etersb u rg B radish Em erick K inney P hillips B radshaw Em erson K noxville Pibel B rainard E ndicott K raem er P ickrell B rayton E nola L anham Pierce B reslau E ricson L aurel P ilg er Brock Ew ing L aw rence Pishelville B rocksburg E xeter Lew iston Plainview B row nville F airchild L iberty Platte Center Bruno F airb u ry Lincoln Pleasantdale B runsw ick F alls City Lindsay Plym outh Buda F airm o n t Le Blanc Polk B urchard Farw ell Leigh Ponca B u rk ett F argo Leo V alley Poole B u rr ess F irth Lisle Pow el Byron Filley Loma P rague Cadams F o ster Loretto Prairie Home Cairo Fordyce Loup City P resto n C arleton F u llerto n Lowell P rim rose C arlisle F riend Lushton Princeton .Cedar Bluffs Gables Lynch P ro sser C arroll G arrison McCool Junction R andolph C enter Genoa M cLean R avenna Cedar Rapids Geneva Macy Raym ond Ceresco G erm antow n M adison R edbird Central City Gibbon M agnet Rescue Cheney G iltner M alcolm Reynolds Chapm an Gilead Malmo Richland C larks G ladstone M arquette Rising City C hester G lenrock M artel R oca Clay Center G lenville Martinsburg R ockford C latonia G oehner M artland R ockville C loster Goodwin M askell R ogers C learw ater G raf M ayberry Rokeby Coleridge G rafton Meadow Grove R osalie Collegeview Grand Island Middlebranch R osevale Colon Greeley M ilford R oyal Colum bus G resham M illerton R ulo Concord Guide Rock M illigan R uth Cordova H adar Mineola- St. Edwards C ornlea H allam Monowi St. H elena C ortland H am pton M onroe St. L ibory Cotesfleld H ansen Morse Bluffs St. M ary Cowles H arbine Mount Clare St. Michael Crab Orchard H ardy M urphy St. P aul Creighton H artin g to n N acora Salem C reston H arvard Neligh Santee C rete H astings Nelson S aronville Crofton H avelock N em aha Saw yer Crowell Headquarters N ew ark Schaupps Cumminsville H eartw ell N ew castle Scheding Cushing H ebron Newman’s Grove Schuyler D akota H elvey N iobrara Scotia D annebrog H'enderson N ora S cottville D avenport H ickm an N orfolk S cribner 36 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

Sedan Tonic B liss E lyria Sew ard Touhy Bloomington Em m et Shelby T rum bull B raden E nderslake Shelton U lysses B rady E n terp rise Sheridan University Place B rew ster E rik Schickley U tica B righton E rin a Sholes Valparaiso B rew stow E tn a Shubert Venus Broken Bow E u stis Silver CreeK Verdel Brow nlee F arn am Linwood V erdegre B rule F erguson Sioux Verdon Buning F ern Sm yrna V erona Buffalo F lats Snyder V esta Burge Ford So. A uburn Violet B uroak F ork Spalding Vim B urton F rancis Sprague V irginia B urw ell F ran k Springranch Waco B utka F ran k lin Stafford W ahoo Butte Freedom Stanton W akefield C alam us Funk Staplehurst Walnut C alora G alena State University W al th ill C allaw ay Gandy S tar W alton Cambridge Garfield Steele City W areham Campbell Gates S teinauer Warnerville Carm an Gem S tella W aterbury Carns Georgetown S terling W ausa Carrico Giles Stockham W averly C arson Glenrose Stoddard W ayne C arter Goldville S trang W ayside Cascade Gothenburg S trom sburg W estern C atalpa G racie Superior W eston C atherine Gross S urprise W est P o in t Celia Gurney Sutton W heeler Center Point H alsey S wanton W ilber Cham bers H am let Sw edeburg W illiam s C handler Hammond T able Rock W innebago Charleston . H arm ony T am ora W innetoon C herry H arold T arnov W inside Chesterfield Havana T ate W inslow Climax Hayes Center Tecum seh W isner Cody H azard T hayer W albach Collins H ecla Thom pson Wood R iver Comstock H endley T hurston W ymore Cooper H ershey Tilden W ynot Cornell H ildreth Tobias York Cozad H illside Zone 3. The third zone shall include all units of C rookston H ire area outside the second zone lying in whole or in Cuba H oagland part within a radius of approximately 300 miles from C ulbertson H olbrook the center of a given unit of area. C ullinan H oldrege Cumro H'ollinger 0 F rom — 5 oz. to lb. i n c ...... for $0.07 Curlew H olstein 1 lb. to lb. in c ...... for .12 Curti-s H orsefoot 2 lb. to lb. in c ...... fo r .17 D anbury Huffm an 3 lb. to lb. in c ...... for .22 D a rr H unt 4 lb. to lb. in c ...... for .27 D ean H untley 5 lb. to lb. in c ...... f o r .32 D enm ark H uxley 6 lb. to lb. in c ...... for .37 D everre H yannis 7 lb. to lb. in c ...... for .42 Dewey Lake Inavale 8 lb. to lb. in c ...... for .47 D ickins Tndianola 9 lb. to 10 lb. i n c ...... for .52 D onald Inez 10 lb. to 11 lb. in c ...... for .57 D oris Ingham Alphabetical list of towns: Duff Inm an Agee Bailey Dumas Jam ison A insw orth B allagh D unning Johnstow n Alma B anner D unw ell Josie A lm eria B artley D ustin Joy A m herst B assett E arl Junod Anncar Beardswell Eclipse Kearney Anoka Beaver City Eddyville Keene Anselm o B elm ar Edison K ennedy A nsley B ertha E dith K eystone A rabia B ertrand Edw ard K ilgore A rapahoe Berw yn Eli K ilm er A rcadia B everly Elizabeth Kirk A rnold Big Creek Elm Creek K irkwood A tkinson Bignell Elsie K irsch A tlanta B lackbird Elsmere Kola A xtell B laden E lton Lake B adger B lake E lva L akeland Badger Lake B lanche Elwood Lebanon OMAHA DRUGGIST. 37

Lemoyne P axton W allace W hite L ena Perch W alw orth W ilcox Leonie Phebe W atertow n W illard L ew anna Phillipsburg W auneta Willow Island L exington Phoenix W eissert Wilsonville Lilac Pike W ellfleet W infield L illian Pinecam p W ells Wood Lake Litchfield P leasanton Westerville Y ucahill L ittle Ponylake W est Union Zella Lodi P rentice Zone 4. The fourth zone shall include all units Lomax P ritch ard of area outside the third zone lying in whole or Long Pine Pullm an in part within a radius of approximately 600 miles Loomis P urdum from the center of a given unit of area. Loyal Quick Weight. Rate. Lucky Valley R agan F rom — 5 oz. to 1 lb. in c ...... for $0.08 Lucy Rain 1 lb. to 2 lb. in c ...... for .14 McCann R ankin 2 lb to 3 lb. inc ...... for .20 McCook R aven 3 lb. to 4 lb. in c...... for .26 McKinley Roy 4 lb. to 5 lb. inc ...... for .32 Macon Read 5 lb. to 6 lb. in c ...... for .38 M alvern Red Cloud 6 lb. to 7 lb. in c ...... for .44 Maple Grove Red Deer 7 lb. to 8 lb. in c ...... for .50 M aringo Republican City 8 lb. to 9 lb. in c ...... for .56 M ariaville Rice 9 lb. to 10 lb. in c ...... for .62 M arion Ringgold 10 lb. to 11 lb. in c ...... for .68 M arlbank R ita P ark M artha R iverdale Alphabetical list of towns: M ary R iverton A daton Gifford M ascot R iverview Agate Glen Mason City R obert Albany G oodstreak M atteson Roli Aldine Gordon Max Roscoe A lliance G rant M axwell Rose A ndrews G rayson Mayflower Roseland A ngora H aigler Maywood Round Valley A ntelope H arlan M eadville Sacramento Antioch H arrisb u rg Meek St. Ann A shbrook H arriso n M elrose Sarben Ashby H ashm an M erna S argent B ayard Hay Springs Midvale S arto ria Belm ont H eath M ilburn Seabroke Benklem an H em ingford M iller Selden Best H u rry M illdale Seneca B ethel H ew itt M ills Shebesta B ighorn H iaw atha M inden Simeon B gspring H ilton Moore Sim pson Bingham H inckley Moorefield Smithfield Billing Hodges M oulton Som erset B ridgeport Hough M ullen Sparks B ushnell Hull M yrtle Spear B roadw ater H u n ter N aper Spragg Caldwell H utchinson Naponee Springview Canton Ickes N attick Stam ford Chadron Im perial Nemo Stapleton Champion Irw in Nenzel ■ Stevens Chappell Jess N esbit Stockville Chase K auffm an Newboro Stoner C lara Kaw N ew port S tratto n Clem an K im ball Newton S tu a rt Clinton K ing Ney Sum m it Colyer K owanda Norden Sum m er Craw ford Lakeside Norm an Sutherland C rossbar Lakeview N orris Swan Curly L am ar North Platte Sw eetw ater D alton Lam ont Norway Sybrant Dix Lavaca Oasis Table Dome Leafdale Oconto T aylor D unlap Lewellen O dessa Thedford Dye Lisco O gallala T hornburg Eastw ood Lodgepole Omega T hurm an E llsw orth Long Lake O’Neill T onaw anda E nders Lund Orafino T renton E pw orth Lux Oren T ry on E sth er Lynn O rleans Tuckerville E ureka McGrew Osborn T u rn er Flowerfield M adrid Overton U pland Ft. Robinson M alinda Ovitt V alentine Froid M anchester Oxford V alyrang G arden M arpie Paddock Vian Gary M arsland P alisade Wagner G ering M artindale 38 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

M elbeta R ockett protected from the raw ocean breeze, by the coast M errim an Rollwitz range of mountains, and the air drainage of the M inatare R ushville lower valley, makes some of the smaller valleys prac­ M irage S anborn tically frostless. M itchell Schill Thirty and more years’ experience in the Sacra­ Moffitt Scottsbluff mento valley shows this to be the fact and dem­ M ontrose Sextorp onstrated that almond growing here to be enormous­ Moomaw Sidney ly profitable, the pioneering has been done, and the M orrill Silverthorn experiments have shown how and what kinds to Mud Springs Sim la M umper Spade N orthport Story O rella Strasburger Orlando Sunol Oshkosh Survey P a rk e r T helm a P ark s Troy P aw let V erango P earl W arren P eters W yerts P ine Ridge W hiteclay P o tter W hitm an Redington W hitney

II A.IA CAMPHORATED TOILET CEE AM. Our Camphorated Cream has wonderful healing and antiseptic properties, contains no oils or greasy substances, is quickly absorbed and will not injure the most delicate skin. PRICE. 1 dozen...... for $ 1.25 3 dozen...... for 3.50 6 dozen...... for 6.50 12 dozen...... for 12.00

Money in Medicinal Plants in California. NORMAN A. KUHN BY NORMAN A. KUHN, Ph. G. Ex.Vice President A. Ph. A., Ex. President N. S. P. A., plant, as well as where to plant for profit. They will Formerly’of Nebrdska-JBoard'ofiPharmacy • "* grow in any part, but will not bear every year in Frequently in pharmaceutical journals, inquiries many places. are made, as to why vegetable drugs that are im­ Almond is a native of Persia, Syria, and Barbary ported, are not raised in the United States. (not “Barbary Coast” of ’Frisco, but of the Old Directions as how to grow belladonna, digitalis World), but is now largely cultivated in southern and other herbs, are given, but the returns are too France, where the most of the soft shell (Amydalis light to suit the American druggist. fragilis) is grown and the province of Malaga, Spain, Almond growing, however, will yield immense re­ on the Mediterranean sea, where the bulk of the turns, without much care or attention, if only plant­ hard shell nuts come from. ed in the proper soil, and in the right location, in That there is no danger of over-production, is the upper Sacramento valley. shown by the following table of imports, duties col­ One hundred dollars an acre is but a low net lected, and California production: annual return, while orchards rightfully planted and Calif. Production No. Pounds cared for will yield up to five hundred an acre, and Year Pounds. Imported Duty Paid. even more at times. 1904 1,600,000 9,838,852 $1,246,474 Almond orchard is easy to take care of, and is 1905 1,150,000 11,745,081 1,520,063 not bothered by the pests that trouble many other 1906 ...... 1 ,8 0 0 ,0 0 0 15,009,263 1,825,475 fruits, is Very hardy and live to a good old age of 1907 1,500,000 14,233,613 2,833,816 one hundred and fifty years and more if budded 1908 3,800,000 17,144,968 2,410,648 on almond root, (sweet almond is budded onto a 1909 3,000,000 11,029,421 1,852,523 bitter almond seedling root, for long life), but if 1910 5,032,000 18,556,356 2,969,116 budded on peach tree root, lives only as long as a peach, fifteen to twenty-five years, hence nothing So this shows a growing demand for almonds in but almond rooted trees should be planted. the United States. The reports of import duties The great secret in almond growing for profit collected, shows that there has been an increase is to have the right soil, and have the orchard in the value of this nut in the past few months, as where there is good air drainage, by reason of be­ show n: ing planted on land, that has an expanse of land October, 1911, average im port price w as. ...1 4 .8 c Lb. lower, and some higher adjacent, the warm air of October, 1912, average im port price w as___ 19.7c Lb. the valley rising at night, lets the colder air of the hills to fall, thus making a little movement of Or an increase in the import price of___ 4.9c Lb. the air, and enough in the proper locations to keep As almonds produce one to two tons, or even off what might be a damaging frost. more to the acre in the select valleys off from the Almonds blossom very early in the season, in Sacramento valley, the added income to growers February in California, where just about all that next year in California by this increase, in price are raised in the United States, are grown; and like will be $100 to $200 an acre, without any extra ex­ in the last two years may see a little colder than the pense, except the picking and that can be done usual weather, but if in some of the smaller valleys when there is nothing else to do as almonds can off from the Sacramento valley, the almond will be hang on the tree until the rancher is ready to OMAHA DRUGGIST. 39

gather the crop, does not have to be harvested the Decolorizing Olive Oil. day they ripen as do fruits. Although the natural color of pure olive oil is Two hundred and fifty dollars an acre will buy golden-yellow or greenish, consumers are coming the land, trees and care for trees for three years, more and more to give preference to a limpid oil when they begin to bear, and at the former priqps of pale amber color, and the producers of the oil should yield $150 an acre the fifth year, and keep are accordingly driven to removing the color of the increasing for six years more, and at the increased oil by artificial means. Citric and tannic acids are price you can see what a bonanza an almond orchard both employed for this purpose, especially the latter. will be. More than 100 per cent a year. Why it If much color is to be removed about 5 per cent is better than the public’s idea of the retail drug­ of tannic acid is used; for medium-colored oil, 3 gists’ business now. per cent suffices, and for paler oils from 1 to 2 per This is supposing that your orchard is situated cent.. The tanic acid is dissolved in water, and the in a “frostless belt,” as almonds blossom in early solution added to the oil and mixed for fifteen min­ February, and will be caught if not rightly located. utes; after half an hour the mixture is poured into Almonds are spoken of in the bible under the name another vessel, and some hours later it is poured of “Shaked,” meaning hasten, indicative of their back into the first and allowed to stand for three early blossoming. days, when the oil is drawn off. Some oils can be In Number XVII, representatives of the twelve sufficiently decolorized by water alone, the oil be­ tribes of Israel were commanded to each bring a ing broken up into small drops and allowed to fall rod to the tabernacle, and one would be chosen; into water from a height of several metres. This Aaron of the House of Levi, brought a rod cut from method is most successful if worked in the open an almond. Aaron’s rod was chosen, and “Budded, air in bright, sunny weather.—Swiss Journal Phar. blossomed and yielded almonds.” et Chim. U. S. D espensatory says th a t alm onds in the United States are mostly grown in the southern part of California, but in fact the larger portion are now produced in the Sacramento valley, where they are most profitable, as the land costs less, is more fertile, and there is more than double the rainfall (in Tehama county 25 inches annually on an average), plenty to grow almonds without irri­ gation, as they have long deep roots. The almond orchards in February, and early March are one of the beauty sights of the Sacra­ mento valley, to the tourist passing through. The bitter almond having a white blossom, while the sweet almond blossom, is a beautiful pink, the trees being literally covered with the blossoms, be­ fore the leaves appear. Olives grow and produce well in this section, and live to bear for ages. It is an autheticated fact that there is now in bearing in the garden of Geth- samane, Jerusalem, an olive tree, that was in bear­ ing when C hrist w as on earth, now 2,000 years old. All American druggists, should bu]y California olive oil, which would not only keep this money in our country, but they would be getting a better oil, one free from cottonseed, or peanut oil, for it is Government Inspected. Dilution 1 to 69. an open secret that we get lots of oil labeled olive from across the ocean, that was produced in the B arrels ...... per gal. $0.45 southern states of our country. y2 B arrels ...... per gal. .50 (Continued on page 14) 10 G allon Cans ...... per gal. .55 5 Gallon Cans ...... per gal. .60 1 Gallon Cans (Lithographed)...... per doz. 7.50 “HAJA COFFEE” y2 Gallon Cans (Lithographed)...... per doz. 4.60 % Gallon Cans (Lithographed)...... per doz. 2.50 Quality Goods for IF Special Offer No. 1. Quality Stores. 30 Gallons in 1 gallon cans...... S ells for $37.50 20 Gallons in 5 gallon cans...... Sells for 20.00

K ansas City, Mo., Jan. 29th, 1913. T o t a l ...... $57.50 Omaha Druggist, Omaha, Nebr.: All for $27.00 Net. Dear Sirs: Your January issue of the Omaha Drug­ gist is a great improvement over the old style and Special Offer No. 2. it gives promise of becoming one of the best, if not % Dozen G allons ...... Sells for $ 3.75 THE best, trade journal published. The feature of y2 Dozen ^ -G a llo n s ...... Sells for 3.90 reports and news items from your travelers is a 1% Dozen % —Gallons...... Sells for 6.00 good one. Yours truly, SEID LITZ VARNISH CO. T otal ...... $13.65 All for $6.68 Net. IIA.IA Special Offer No. 3. DUSTLESS FLOOR OIL. y2 Dozen G allons...... Sells for $ 7.50 1 G allon C ans...... per gal. $0.50 1 Dozen ^ -G a llo n s...... Sells for 7.80 r 5 Gallon C ans...... per gal. .45 3 Dozen ^ -G a llo n s...... Sells for 14.40 10 Gallon C ans...... per gal. .40 V2 B arrels ...... per gal. .38 T otal ...... $29.70 B arrels ...... per gal. .35 AH for $13.35 Net. 40 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

DEATH REPORTS ment and opened a large merchandise establishment at Deadwood. In 1879 he became a partner in the wholesale hard­ H. T. CLARKE, SR. ware house now known as the Lee-Glass Hardware Henry T. Clarke, one of Omaha’s earliest pioneers company, and was afterward elected its president. and well known all over the west, died Sunday, the Mr. Clarke, in 1882, gave the building now known 2nd, at The Elms, Excelsior Springs, Mo., surround­ as Bellevue college together with two houses and 265 acres of ground, for the establishment of Bellevue ed by all the members of his family except his son, college. The main building of the college is now Harry Clarke, of Bellevue, who was kept away from known as Clarke hall. He was the first president the bedside by the recent loss of his wife. Mr. of the board of trustees of this college, has been Clarke has been quite sick for the last two years, a member of the Bellevue Presbyterian church since 1855, has represented this synod in the general pres­ during most of which time he has been at the Iler bytery of the.United States several times, and was Grand Hotel, this city, under the care of a trained for years on the board of the McCormick Theological nurse, but went to Excelsior Springs about three seminary at Chicago. months ago with the hopes that he might be bene­ In 1883 he started the wholesale house of the H. T. Clarke Drug company of Omaha, with a branch fited. establishment at Lincoln. His sons, H'arry, John, Mr. C larke was born a t G reenwich, N. Y., A pril 26, William and Charles, were associated with him in 1834. The rudim ents of his education w ere acquired this enterprise, and both houses did a large and in a little yellow school house on his grandfather’s successful business. Mr. Clarke was greatly grieved when Mrs. Clarke farm at Greenwich, where President Chester A. died Septem ber 24, 1892, and never rem arried. Arthur was his fellow pupil. He finished his educa­ In 1894 he w as appointed receiver of the Union tion at the village academy built by his father on Trust company, a large financial institution of Oma­ the lot adjoining the family home. ha, and was one of the incorporators of the North­ At the age of 13 Mr. Clarke left home and entered western Electric Light company which first furnished a store at Erie, Pa., as a clerk. In the spring of electric light for Omaha. 1852 he secured a position a t Cleveland, 0. In 1855 In Jan u ary , 1905, Mr. C larke w as elected p resi­ he decided to go west and chose Lawrence, Kan., as dent of the Nebraska State Historical society and his objective point. On April 26 he left Chicago also of the Nebraska Territorial Pioneers’ associa­ and drove west. En route to Lawrence he passed tion. He was also a member of the Board of through Omaha and Bellevue. On reaching Lawrence Education of Omaha for three years and president he found but one white person living there and de­ of the board for two years of that time, and has for cided to come back to Omaha, and at once looked many years been a prominent member of the Omaha over the ground with a view of getting a railroad club, Commercial club and the Omaha Board of line located here. He went to Bellevue and after Trade. having careful surveys made decided that Bellevue He was also instrumental in the founding of was the logical place for a railroad terminus and a Mothers’ day, and each year for several years past gateway city. He worked hard to have Bellevue has bought thousands of carnations for distribution selected, but he was defeated. on that day. But his loyalty to Bellevue was never intermitted. In later life Mr. Clarke busied himself in the fur­ He made Bellevue his home for many years. He therance of the river and harbor improvement prop­ helped organize Nebraska lodge No. 1 of Masons osition. He went before state conventions, legisla­ in that city, and was the first master Mason of this tures and even to the halls of congress with pleas state. That lodge was afterwards moved to Omaha. for the improvement of the natural waterways of He was one of the organizers of the Veteran Masons the country. of Omaha. Henry T. Clarke was laid to rest in Forest Lawn When Mr. Clarke first located in Bellevue he found cemetery Wednesday afternoon the 5th, bringing to great opportunities for his Yankee ingenuity and an honored close a very busy and successful life. daring in business enterprices. At that time the Hundreds of prominent citizens of Douglas and Omaha, Otoe and Pawnee Indians were making their Sarpy counties- viewed the body at Masonic temple headquarters in Bellevue. J. Sterling Morton was during the day. living there and General Peter A. Sarpy was look­ The services were conducted at the temple at 2:30 ing after the interests of the American Fur Trading p.m., Dr. Stephen Phelps of the Bellevue Presbyterian company. Logan and Henry Fontanelle were other church officiating. Walter B. Graham sang, and a pathfinders. In 1855 Mr. C larke convinced th e fu r large cortege accompanied the body to the grave. trading company that he was the man for the steam­ Nebraska lodge No. 1, Ancient Free and Accepted boat agency at Bellevue. He was not long before Masons had charge of the funeral; and many local he had a general merchandise store in Bellevue, and and state organizations of various character were in a year or so he was able to manage a team train represented. between Bellevue and Denver, hauling supplies for There were tears among the many pioneers as the miners. they looked for the last time on the body of their A little over three years after he had settled in associate, a number of whom were themselves be­ Nebraska, Mr; Clarke returned to his native town, yond the three score and ten allotment. where he was married to Martha A. Fielding, a former The active pallbearers were the following past school mate. masters of Nebraska lodge No. 1: A. W. Jeffries, In 1862 H enry T. C larke w as a m em ber of the Dean T. Gregg, John Butler, Dr. G. R. Young, George N ebraska house of representatives and in 1864 he A. Wilcox and Thomas W. Allen. Honorary pall­ was elected to the council (now the state senate), bearers: John L. Webster, John L. Kennedy, C. F. being the first of three members of his immediate McGrew, A. L. Sutton, Martin Dunham, H. P. Deuel, family to occupy seats in that body. J. C. Dahlman, C. M. Wilhelm, Dr. A. W. Stookey In 1870 Mr. C larke w ent into the bridge building and Joseph Redman. business. He built many bridges, seven being over The surviving members of the family are: Mrs. the Platte, and owned three of the bridges over the Matthew J. Withall, Worcester, Mass.; Maurice Gor­ Platte river personally, one being used extensively don Clarke of Okmulgee, Okla.; John Tefft Clarke of by the government during the Indian troubles. He New York City, Harry Fielding Clarke of Bellevue also carried mail from and to Sidney for the govern­ and Henry T. Clarke, Jr., of Lincoln. OMAHA DRUGGIST. 41

Creighton College of Pharmacy Resolutions EASTER EGG DYES

The following resolutions were prepared by the Senior Class of the College of Pharmacy on the re­ EASTER SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1913 cent death of Mr. Albert Parker’s father: Whereas: It has, been the will of Almighty God to call home the father of our sincere friend and classmate, Mr. Albert Parker, and Whereas, We his classmates, sharing his sorrow, desire to express our sympathy with him in his bereavement; Be it, therefore, resolved that the class of nine­ teen hundred and thirteen of the Creighton College of Pharmacy, in the form of these resolutions, ex­ tend to Mr. Parker and his family its heart-felt sym pathy. Be it further resolved that a copy of these resolu­ tions be published in the Omaha Druggist and Creighton Chronicle. The following resolutions were prepared by the members of the Senior Class of the College of Phar­ macy on the recent death of Mr. Frank Stark’s bro th er: Whereas, Our sincere friend and classmate has had the sad misfortune to lose his dearly beloved brother, and, PAAS DYE CO. Whereas, We the class of Nineteen Hundred and Thirteen extend our heartfelt sympathy to Mr. Frank Union Package Tablets, Stark and family, and 42, 5c packages carton, each 1 . 0 0 Be it further resolved that a copy of these resolu­ Assorted Outfit, tions be published in the Creighton Chronicle and in the Omaha Druggist. 28 envelopes Union Pkg., Tablets C. D. SAGE, 14 envelopes Calico Picture, Papers F. MORGANTHALER, 42, 5c packages carton, each 1 . 0 0 G. McDOWELL, Buster Brown Tablets and Transfer-o-s Committee. 42, 5c packages carton, each 1 . 0 0 Buster Brown Pastel Transfer-o-s, 42, 5c packages carton, each 1 . 0 0 IS Calico Picture Paper, 42, 5c packages carton, each 1 .0 0 GENUINE FRENCH OLIVE OIL WHITE RABBIT DYE CO. White Rabbit Dyes, Powder, LAUTIER FILS, GRASSE, FRANCE 40, 5c packages carton, each $ 1 . 0 0 White Rabbit Dyes, Paper, For over 50 years the Standard of Quality 40, 5c packages carton, each 1 . 0 0 White Rabbit Dyes, Combination Compare the taste, the color, and the general appear­ 1 . 0 0 an ce with California oil or with any other oil and note the differ­ 40, 5c packages. carton, each ence^ Here is Real French Olive Oil, and not simply an J. J. FLECK oil imported into France and sold as French. Mr. Lau- t ie r grows his own Olives and presses a n d packs h is Outfit No. 1, combination, own Oil. No other brand offers these guarantees. 42, 5c packages carton, each 1 . 0 0 WHOLESALE AGENTS Outfit No. 2, Paper Dyes, 42, 5c packages carton, each 1 . 0 0 GEO. LUEDERS & CO. LAMONT, CORLISS & CO. New York Chicago San Francisco Rainbow Dyes, 21, 5c packages. carton each .50 ITALIAN OLIVE OIL "S . P. & M.” FRED FEAR & CO. CREME DE LUXE Chic Chic Easter Egg Dyes 8 Tablet Colors, In Gallons, Half Gallons and Quarter Gallon Cans. 8 Transfer Pictures, The best oil next to the French, and at popular price. 40, 5c packages carton, each 1 .0 0 W arranted in all respects and guaranteed under our Serial Number. WHOLESALE AGENTS II A.IA GEO. LUEDERS & CO. BIRD SEED. A mixture of selected seed, recleaned and full New York Chicago San Francisco weight. Friction plug can—easy to pour out. 60-lb. case...... per case $3.75 Less Quantity ...... per doz. .85 42 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

U. S. Dept, of Agriculture Notice of Judgments For the guidance of those engaged in shipping Food and Drags Act. citrus fruit, it is announced that, pending further No. 1839. A m brosia Chocolate Co., M ilwaukee, W is. investigation, the following principles will be ob­ Misbranding Sheik Brand Breakfast Cocoa. Not a served in enforcing the Food and Drugs Act: concentrated Extract of Cocoa. Defendants entered Citrus fruit will be deemed adulterated within pleas of guilty. Fined $50 and costs. the meaning of the Food and Drugs Act if the con­ No. 1841. T em perance B everage Co., Chicago, 111. tents of any package found in interstate commerce Misbranding Cream of Hops and Non-intoxicating contain 15 per cent or more of citrus fruit which, Beer. Contained 3.46 per cent of alcohol. No claim­ on a transverse section through the center, shows ant appearing for property, judgment of condemna­ a marked drying in 20 per cent or more of the ex­ tion and forfeiture. Goods destroyed by U. S. mar­ posed pulp. shal. CARL L. ALSBERG, No. 1842. E. K rau ser & Bro., Milton, Pa. Mis­ W. D. BIGELOW, branding Liquid Extract of Smoke. Product not A. S. MITCHELL, liquid extract of smoke. Defendants entered a plea Board of Food and Drug Inspection. of guilty. Fined $10 and costs. No. 1843. Goshen P harm acal Co., Goshen, Ind. Twenty-five Years in Business. Adulteration and misbranding. C. T. Caffeine, 2 gr., 1887-1912. Calomel Tablets, Calomel and Soda Tablets, Damiana Nineteen hundred and twelve completes the twen- Comp. Tablets, F. E. Golden Seal, Wine Coca, Soda ty-fith anniversary of our business career. We Salicylate Tablets, Strychnine Tablets, Nitroglycer­ point with pride to the confidence established and ine Tablets. Contents not true to label. Defandant success achieved, not without being very grateful company entered a plea of guilty, irined $100 and for the loyal support received at your hands, for costs. which we sincerely thank you, and we take this op­ No. 1845. S tar W ells Co., M ineral W ells, Texas. portunity of wishing you a happy and a prosperous Misbranding Star Well Water. Did not possess the­ New Year. Very respectfully yours, rapeutic properties claimed. Defendant, T. S. Rich­ JOHNSON AND JOHNSON. ards, entered a plea of guilty. Fined $25. Dec. 31st, 1912. No. 1848. Colum bus P harm acal Co., Columbus, Ohio. Misbranding C. T. Acetanilid 5grs., contained only 4.36 grs. Defendant company entered a plea of SEWING MACHINE OIL. nolo-contendre. Fined $5.00 and costs. (4 oz. S quirt Top Can) No. 1850. T unkhannock Dist. Co., Tunkhannock* Absolutely will not gum or corrode machine. Pa. Misbranding Double Distilled Witch Hazel. Con­ 1 D ozen...... for $0.75 tained between 11 and 12 per cent alcohol. On 3 D ozen...... fo r 2.10 payment of costs amounting to $37.61 and execution 6 D o z e n ... v...... for 4.00 of bond, in the sum of $200, product was released 12 D ozen...... for 7.50 and restored to claimant. No. 1851. Jacob F. Shapero, Chicago, 111. A dul­ The new list of Laboratory and Private Label teration and misbranding of Cherry Cordial. Pro­ goods received. This is a well selected list of staple duct was; imitation Cherry Cordial. Defendant en­ remedies put up in attractive packages and you tered a plea of guilty. Fined $50 and costs. should enjoy a nice business on the entire line. We No. 1866. Eldorado W ine Co., W ashington, D. C. are handling a few of the HAJA Remedies and are Misbranding Mexican Damiana and Damiana Tonic. well pleased with the trade and demand for goods Labels false and misleading. No alcohol per cent of this quality. given and contained no Damiana. HERBERT LOCK, Central City, Neb. No. 6. Shoo-Fly Mfg. Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Mis­ branding Shoo-Fly, the Amimal’s- Friend. One gal­ lon cans contained 0.9238 gallons. Thom as M. H all A Unique Attraction. filed a plea of guilty. Fined $25. By Marguerite Marion Jackson. No. 7. Dr. Hess & Clark, Ashland, Ohio. Mis­ A unique window display which was the attrac­ branding “Instant Louse Killer.” One quart can tion of many people and one which produced tre­ capacity leisis than quart and contained inert mat­ mendous sales on toilet articles was effected by a ter not specified on the label. Defendants filed a Southern California drug store. plea of guilty. Fined $25 and costs. A pyramid built of red, green and yellow glycerine No. 8. F. A. Thompson & Co., Detroit, Mich. Mis­ soap held the central place in the window. A flash­ branding “To-bak-ine Liquid Poison.” Pint cans ing electric light, which is commonly used in the contained less than one pint and consisted partly display of an optical goods window, was installed of water and inert matter not specified on the label. in the pyramid, and every few minutes it would Defendants entered a plea of nolo-contendre. Fined light up, and as quickly vanish, this feature itself $25. being the drawing card. Upon coming nearer the No. 9. F. A. Thom pson & Co., D etroit, Mich. Mis­ window, towels and washcloths, arranged in a half branding Thompson’s Rose Nicotine. 'Package did not confused, half orderly order, were to be seen, with contain 5% drachms as labeled and is not the most their tiny price cards. Notwithstanding its simplic­ powerful insect and parasite destroyer known. De­ ity, this display was surrounded all during the fendants filed a plea of nolo-contendre. Fined $25. evening, and was the envy of all other stores in the vicinity. Food Inspection Decision No. 150—Frozen Citrus Fruit. It has come to the attention of the Board of Food HAJA and Drug Inspection that, as a result of a recent freeze, citrus fruit that has been badly damaged TOILET CREAM. by frost is being placed on the market. Haja Toilet Cream contains no oils or greasy sub­ Citrus fruit is injured in flavor by freezing and stances, is quickly absorbed by the most delicate soon becomes dry and unfit for food. The damage skin. is evidenced at first by a more or less bitter flavor, 1 d o z e n ...... for $ 1.25 followed by a marked decrease in sugar, and espe­ cially in acid content. Fruit which has been materi­ 3 dozen...... fo r 3.50 ally damaged by freezing is inferior and decomposed 6 dozen...... for 6.50 w ithin the m eaning of the Food and Drug& Act. 12 dozen...... for 12.00 OMAHA DRUGGIST. 43

NEW GOODS MANTLES—Reduced Price. (Subject to stock on hand) Calcreose lbs ...... doz 18.00 “ 2 o z ...... doz 3.00 Tabl No. 1 100s...... e a c h .25 “ 500s...... each 1.05 “ 1000s ...... each 2.00 “ “ No. 3 100s...... e a c h .30 “ “ “ 500s...... each 1.30 F loyd’s D ysp T a b le ts ...... doz 4.00 L ykos, Sm l ...... doz 1.75 mwelsbaH L ykos, L g e ...... doz 3.50 1: No 56. i N eroxin ...... doz 4.00 Protonuclein, Beta Cubes 60s...... ,doz 8.50 O b b ac...... doz 13.00 Novatophan ozs...... oz 1.55 N ovatophan T abs, 20s...... b o x .55 S u lfo -S o l...... doz 8.00 l-§i: Hi!! ADVANCES Agar Agar Oil Santal Blue Mass Ointment, Citrine Bromine Paris Green Welsbach No. 56, Loup Mantle for pressure Gas­ Bromoform Quinine Sulph, oline Lamps. Heavy single weave 4% inches long. Calcium Bromide Rose Water Cerolin Pills Sal Nitre P e r d o z ...... $1.75 CelerySeed Santonine Cochineal Seed Worm Levant Conti Soap Soda Glycoch Ginger Root African Soda Santoninate Ground Pine Leaves Strontia Bromide Isinglass, Russian Thymol Linseed Oil Tin Oxide Oil Cloves Turpentine Oil Lemon Validol Oil Orange Zinc Valerate DECLINES Alcohol, Grain Mercury Aloin. Mercury Bisulph Apiol, Fluid Methyl Salic Chloral Hydrate Oil Wormseed Eserine Sulph Pyrogallic Acid Gum Asafoet, Powd Rock Candy Syrup Iron Oxalate Salicylic Acid Larkspur Seed White Precip. M enthol

Welsbach No. 56, Cap Mantle, for pressure Gos- INDIAN ROOT COUGH CANDY oline Lamps. Heavy single weave, 4% inches long. P e r d o z ...... $1.75

HAJA HEADACHE TABLETS 1 dozen ...... for $ 1.00 3 dozen and 1 dozen fre e ...... fo r 2.75 6 dozen and 2 dozen free ...... for 5.25 12 dozen and 4 dozen fre e ...... for 10.00 Cost $10.00—Sells for $48.00.

HAJA ABSORBENT COTTON. QUALITY GUARANTEED EQUAL TO ANY. 1-lb. >Cartons...... per lb. $0.35 8-oz. C artons...... per lb. .39 4-oz. C artons...... p er lb. .47 2-oz. C artons...... per lb. .51 12, 5c S ticks in C arton . . . per carton $ .40 1-oz. C artons...... per lb. .55 36, 5c S ticks in C arton ...per carton 1.10 %-oz. C artons...... per lb. .71 44 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

POSITIONS WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC. excellent condition and at a bargain. Act quick. M. Noll, Atchison, Kansas. Long established and paying drug business near Results are usually more satisfactory if an ad­ big railroad shops. Only drug store in South Al­ vertisement appears in several consecutive issues. buquerque, N. M. N earest store for a t least 4,000 Six consecutive insertions of one advertisement at people. The Santa Fe R. R. to spend more than the five-insertion* rate. $1,000,000 in shop improvements and increase the To insure insertion in current issue, copy -must be received by the first of the month. force of men from 700 to 1800 this spring. W ill sell for invoice price and give long lease. Address Remittance must accompany order. John J. Hamilton, 901 3d St., Albuquerque, N. M. For obvious reasons we are not at liberty to give addresses of advertisers who have their mail trans­ mitted through this office. In answering such ad­ POSITIONS WANTED. vertisers, address your communication to the Omaha Lady pharmacist, registered, with over two years’ Druggist, indicating on envelope (by giving number) good general experience. Address R, care Omaha for whom it is intended, and we will forward same D ruggist. to the proper person. Have your return notice— Jos. Bujarski, Chicago House, Sioux City, age 22, giving name and address—appear on envelope, so single, 5 years’ experience, Polish. Reference, H. that in case the letter is not delivered, it may be D. Cannon, Sioux City. returned to you. • A lbert Yuel, 2416 C apital Ave., Omaha, Nebr., age No charge for position wanted or clerks desired. 23, single, 3. years’ experience, American. Reference, OMAHA DRUGGIST, Omaha, Nebr. B. G. Lindley, R iverton, Neb. S. G. Williams, 2020 Harney St., Omaha, Neb., age 39, single, 6 years’ experience, American. Reference, FOR SALE. J. D. Sm ith & Son, Macon, Mo. Wall fountain, 8 draft arms; 16 syrups. All onyx. A. F. Bicknell, Council Bluffs, la., age 23, married, A beauty for someone. Address H. S., Omaha Drug­ 6 years’ experience, English. Reference, Opera gist. House Pharmacy, Council Bluffs. Two good steel soda fountain tanks; gauge and J. W. T u rn er, Y. M. C. A., Omaha, Neb, age 20, hose in good condition. All for $25.00. Cost $50.00 singe, 3 y2 years’ experience, Swede. Reference, new. Address S, Omaha Druggist. Tucker & Farnsworth, Grand Island. A first class B. B. Carbonator. Automatic, works E. W. Fredrickson, 142 No. Central Blvd., Omaha, on 20-pound pressure or more, practically new, used Neb., age 20, single, 1 y2 years’ experience, German. only ten months. Write us for description and price. Reference, Frank Koss, Fremont. Lehan D rug Co., D unlap, Iowa. J. P. Dunkel, Fremont, Nebr., age 32, married, 16 First-class permanently established drug store. yrs. experience, German, registered in Nebraska. Will sell at a big discount from invoice. A snap Reference, Thomas & Hauptman, Fremont. for speculation or permanent business. The Sun J. A. Van Camp, P eru, Nebr., age 50, single, 20 D rug Co., Colorado Springs, Colo. yrs. experience, American, registered in Nebraska. Wall fountain, 4*4 feet long, 12 syrups, 2 soda Reference, Fenton Drug Co., South Omaha. drafts, 3 mineral drafts; 8-foot counter, 6-foot re ­ turn, with German silver workboard. All in good Ella Deerson, Elkhorn, Nebr., age 19, single, x/2 condition. Address C, Omaha Druggist. yr. experience, German, graduate Creighton College of Pharmacy. Reference, M. J. Douglas, Seward, D rug stock and fixtures valued a t $15,000: Located Neb. in the City National Bank building in Little Rock, Lon Smith, 2515 Garfield St., Lincoln, Nebr., age Arkansas. The best corner in the city. Will trade for land or other property. Address J. A. S., care 53, married, 30 yrs. experience, American, registered in Iowa and Nebraska. Reference, A. S. Raber, Omaha Druggist. Stuart, la. A good O m aha d rug store. Sales 1912 over $8,000. V. E. M cFarland, 2112 Douglas St., Omaha, Neb., Net profit over running expenses $200 per month. age 42, married, 23 years’ experience, American. Brick building; steam heat; rent $45.00 per month. Reference, Tillotson Bros., Lexington, Neb. Regis­ Lease four years to run. Address, Omaha, care tered in Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota. Omaha Druggist. L. M. May, 2319 H arney St., Omaha, Neb., age 40, One of the best drug stocks in one of the best towns in central Nebraska. Paying 10 per cent on single, 20 years’ experience, American, registered in Missouri, graduate St. Louis College of Pharmacy. $50,000. Stock and fixtures will invoice about $12,- R eference, W. A. M ulhall, 6122 Page St., St. Louis. 000. Will trade for income or farm land properly priced. Address L., care Omaha Druggist. P aul Schm eling, 2219 Douglas St., Omaha, Nebr., age 22, single, 3- yrs. experience, American ( also Drug store in central Nebraska. Stock and fix­ tu res w ill run $10,000. A nnual business $22,500; size speaks German), registered in Nebraska and Wyom­ of town about 2,200; large territory. Building can ing, graduate Creighton College of Pharmacy. Ref­ erence, G. L. Fisher, Superior, Nebr. be bought if desired. Rent $50. Other business, reason for selling. An elegant proposition for some­ J. G. Wyckoff, 4147 Van B uren Ave., Sioux City, one. Address J. D. C. la., age 27, single, 10 years’ experience, American. Registered in Iowa, graduate Highland Park Col­ To a young p h arm acist w ith $2,500 cash, half in­ lege of Pharmacy, in business in Leeds, la., for five 12,000 terest in a drug store doing $ business an­ years. nually, in a thriving western town of 900 popula­ tion. Only drug store in town and have a large surrounding territory. Doing considerable mail or­ MISCELLANEOUS. der business with adjoining towns. Write for par­ Drug stores (snaps) for sale in all states, also positions. Physicians, Veterinarians, Dentists. Nurses ticulars. A ddress Box 126, Lovell, Wyo. located and furnished. F. V. Kniest, R. P., Omaha, For sale or trade for standard made automobile Neb. E stablished 1904. or real estate: My entire stock of drug store fixtures Clerks wanting position and employers seeking consisting of shelving, drawers, closets,' with three help will secure information by writing to Herbert 4 y2 feet glass cabinets. In all 110 feet. Also pre­ Lock, Central City, Neb., who is chairman of the scription case, wrapping counter and two show cases. Violation Committee of the Nebraska State Board Fixtures of natural wood, walnut and ash. All in of Pharm acy for the y ear 1913. OMAHA DRUGGIST. 45 RICHARDSON DRUG CO.

W h o l e s a l e C ig a r s TERMS: 60 days. 2 per cent cash discount in 10 days

No. Price SEED AND HAVANA in Box Per n KEY WEST AND TAMPA CLEAR No Price HAVANA BRANDS in Box Per M Ceiestino Costello & Co. Barrister Purit Extra ...... 50 $ 60.00 Cuesta, Rey— Cuesta, Rey & Co.,Tampa, Florida Barrister Club House...... 50 70.00 Little Cuesta ...... 50 $ 35.00 Shubert Purit Extra ...... 50 60.00 R o sitas...... 50 35.00 Shubert Club House ...... 50 70.00 Hoo-Hoo...... 50 40.00 Shubert Invincible ...... 25 75.00 50 60.00 Flor de Campania Boquet...... 50 60.00 S tu d e n t...... 25 65.00 “ “ Perf. Royal. 50 70.00 Londres Favorita ...... 50 70.00 El P o d e rs o L ondres F in a B lu n t...... 50 80.00 Conchas Reg ...... 50 60.00 P an etela F in a ...... 25 75.00 P a n e te la ...... 50 70.00 B. P a n e te la ...... 50 80.00 V icto ria...... 50 70.00 Regalia de la Reina ...... 25 80.00 S a n T elm o D ipiom atico...... 50 85.00 P a n e te la ...... 50 60.00 K nickerbockers...... 50 90.00 E x c e lle n te s...... 50 60.00 U nion C lub...... 50 90.00 N ap o lian ...... 50 65.00 Perfecionados...... 25 90.00 Autocrat, tins...... 25 70.00 M agnificos L a rg e ...... 50 90.00 P e rfe c tin o s...... 50 70.00 Jockey C lub...... 50 95.00 Rosa P erfe c to s...... 25 85.00 P a lm a s ...... 50 110.00 El F a m o sa C abinet R oyal...... 50 105.00 Petit Invincible...... 50 60.00 Ideal Invincibles...... 50 105.00 Puritano Extra ...... 50 60.00 C azadores...... 25 110.00 P e rfe c to ...... 50 70.00 R ey es...... 25 150.00 Invincibles...... 25 175.00 E l A rabe, Inv. Chico...... 25 70.00 White Heather— ...... 100 90.00 Wellereltes...... 12, 25, 50 and 100 35.00 Solace— GEO. W. NICHOLS CO , Key West, Fla. Haja, individual wrapping ...... 50 35.00 Conch. E s p ...... 50 60.00 Richardson’’s Diamond R ...... 50 35.00 P a n e t...... •...... 50 70.00 Sam W e lle r ...... 100 35.00 P a n e t C h ica...... 50 75.00 Pilarica, Porto Rico...... 25 60.00 L ondres...... 50 La Cialenita, Porto Rico...... 25 70.00 70.00 C ab in et...... 50 80.00 University Club...... 25 60.00 Club Londres...... E l T rado Club S pecial...... 50 85.00 25 40.00 U p-to-D ate...... 50 90.00 King Carlos...... 25 50.00 A risto c ra t...... 50 100.00 Edela, Jewel...... 50 36.00 E l P a ra ...... 25 50.00 Pastora—San Telmo Co. C arm en...... 25 50.00 Purit Extra ...... 50 60.00 S ah aret N apolian...... 25 40.00 P e rfe c to ...... 50 70.00 S eid en b erg ...... 25 50.00 E p icu re s...... 25 70.00 E l Kraco*...... 12 35.00 S en sib les...... 50 70.00 Prince Ishma, Broadleaf and Havana 50 35.00 T ria n g u la rs...... 25 70.00 W izard...... 12 35.00 Perfecto E x tr a ...... 50 75.00 R. D. Co. Inside...... 50 35.00 D iplom ats...... 25 80.00 Washington’s Cabinet, Invincible.... 50 35.00 25 85.00 Spano I^eo G em s...... 50 35.00 Imported Stock ...... 50 35.00 White Beauty, Perfectos...... 50 35.00 IMPORTED CIGARS No. Price R. D. Co. Hand Made...... 50 35.00 PRICES NET NO DISCOUNT in Box Per M. Single Binder (Net Cash)...... 50 35.00 Spanish Lillies...... N et Cash 50 35.00 Court Royal...... 50 35.00 La Carolina— ...... Perfectos...... 25 $190.00 John Ruskin After Dinner...... 50 35.00 Bock & Co.— ...... Panetelas.. .. 100 115.00 Little San Telmo ...... 50 35.00 “ “ “ ...... P an etelas .... 25 125.00 Little Barrister...... 50 35.00 Romeo and Julietta — P e rf e c to ...... 25 190.00 Anti-Nicotine Cigars ...... 50 35.00 Partagas— ...... Panetelas .... 100 115.00 C o n triv o ...... 50 25.00 “ ...... D o rin d a...... B elvederes . . . 25 138.00 50 25.00 “ ...... Perfecto ...... 25 190.00 V uelta M aid ...... 50 30.00 P in g Puffs, P e rf...... 25 23.00 Corona— ...... Perfectos...... 25 190.00 Winning Fives...... 50 22.00 Exilda Perf ...... 25 20.00 Towers Little Havana Cigars...... 50 21.50 A Full Line of Stogies, Cheroots, Smoking and Orletta Perf ...... 100 20.00 B anquet H all P o n ie s...... 100 12.50 Chewing Tobaccos. “ “ Little Cigars...... 100 9.00 YOUR INQUIRIES SOLICITED. 46 OMAHA DRUGGIST. FINE CONFECTIONERY

O’BRIEN’S FAMOUS CANDIES.

Extra Special O’Brien’s Ftappe Chocolates. P e r D ozen O’Brien’s Gloria Chocolates...... /4-lb. 3.40 Lemon Orange Maple Coffee ...... 1-lb. 6.50 ) Gloria package contains soft cream center goods Pineapple Peach Raspberry Strawberry with fruit flavors, Caramels, Nougatines, Dipped Nuts Per 5-lb. Box...... $ 1 .2 5 and Maraschino Cherries. All are coated with the finest coating known to the candy trade. Almond Top Pecan Top Walnut Top Extra Extra Special

Per 5-lb. Box...... $ 1 .3 5 O’Brien’s Sovereign chocolates...... per doz. $8.40 Soft cream center chocolates with fruit flavors, Chocolate dipped Pineapple, Creme de Menthe Cherries, Almonds and Pecans. All dipped in the MISCELLANEOUS CHOCOLATES. highest grade chocolate coating. Packed in tin foil lined, royal purple boxes. Shows the exquisite taste Per 5-lb box of the confectioner’s art. Buttermilk Chocolates...... $1.25 Chocolate Chips...... 1.25 Chocolate Dipped Caramels...... 1.20 MARSHMALLOWS Chocolate Dipped Marshmallows...."...... 1.50 Eureka Marshmallows, a vanilla Marshmallow Chocolate Nougatines...... 1.25 in 10-lb. cans...... per lb. $ .15 Ice Cream C hocolates...... 1.10 Toasted Marshmallows, a vanilla Marshmallow Maple Walnut Chocolates...... 1.25 rolled in rich toasted cocoanut, in 20-lb. can Princess Chocolates...... 1.25 ...... p e rlb . .16 Swiss Cream Chocolates...... 1.25 Toasted Marshmallows, in 10-lb. cans., .per lb. .16 Tingaling Chocolates...... 1.25 Apricot Marshmallows, a perfect Marshmallow dipped in Apricot Jelly then rolled in sugar, 10-lb c a n ...... per lb. .16 PACKAGE GOODS. Vanilla Marshmallows, 12-10c. packages in a c a rto n ...... per ctn. .85 Per Dozen Toasted Marshmallows, 30-5c. packages in a Gold Medal Chocolates...... z^-lb. $2.50 c a rto n ...... per ctn . 1.00 “ “ “ ...... 1-lb. 4.80 Toasted Marshmallows, 12-10c. packages in a Bittersweet Chocolates...... ^ -lb . 2.50 c a rto n ...... per otn. .85 “ “ ...... 1-lb. 4.80 Chocolate dipped Marshmallows, 30-5c packages Maraschino Cherries...... sm all 2.25 in a c a rto n ...... per ctn. 1.00 ...... # -lb . 3.00 C hocolate dipped M arshm allow s, 12-10c. pack­ “ “ . , ...... larg e 4.00 ages in a c a rto n ...... per ctn. .85 ...... 1-lb. 5.50 Princess Chocolates...... >£-lb. 2.20 O’BRIEN’S 5c. PACKAGE GOODS “ ...... 1-lb. 4.00 Milk Chocolates...... ^ -lb . 2.50 Baby. Sticks, 3 0 s ...... $1.00 ...... 1-lb. 4.80 Chocolate Cream C akes, 3 0 s...... 1.00 A ll M aple C hocolates...... z^-lb. 2.50 Chocolate N ougat B ar, 30s...... 1.00 “ “ “ ...... 1-lb. 4.50 Chocolate P lum P u d d in g , 30s...... 1.00 Chocolate Walnut Bar, 30s...... 1.00 Chocolate Nut Sundae, 30s...... 1.00 Chocolate Richmond Loaf, 30s ...... 1.00 THREE SPECIALS. Lemon Drops, 30s...... 1.00 B utterscotch, 30s...... 1.00 Special Peanut Bar, 30s...... 1.00 P e r D ozen Chocolate Peanut Bar, 30s...... 1.00 O’Brien’s Monte Christo Chocolates...... J^-lb. 2.50 Chocolate Covered Caramels, 30s ...... 1.00 ...... 1-lb. 4.80 Pecan Cream Bar, 30s ...... 1.00 Monte Christo chocolates are hand rolled centers, Old Hickory Bar, 30s...... 1.00 dipped in the best grade of Bittersweet coating. Mint Lozenges Extra Strong, 30s...... 1.00 OMAHA DRUGGIST. 47

Love’s Candy Huylers’ Candies. Menthol Cough Drops, 36s...... per ctn. $1.10 Ita lia n P epperm int, 12 10c p k g s...... $0.78 Fruit Tablets, 5 lb. ja rs ...... each 1.00 Mulford Mints Cherry Drops, 5 lb. cans...... each .65 In the green tin box. Packed 30-5c boxes to carton.. .price, per carton, $1.00 Clarke’s Buttercups. HOREHOUND CANDY. 5 lb. c a n s ...... : ...... each $1.25 C andy B ros., 22 lb. p a ils ...... each $3.00 4 lb. ja r s ...... each 1.35 Haja, 25-lb. pails...... lb. .12 % ...... lb. 12 U-AII-No After Dinner Mints. Haja, barrels ...... lb. .11 No. Description boxes price R. D. Co. “ Squares, 25-lb pails lb. .13 in crtn per crtn R. D. Co. “ “ 5-lb b o x ...... lb. .15 10 P la in ...... 20 $1.50 R. D. Co., old fashion, 25-lb. pails...... lb. .12/2 25 P la in ...... 10 1.80 Horehound Sticks, 5-lb boxes...... lb. .11 10 F in e ...... 20 1.50 10 Chocolate C oated...... 20 1.50 Peppermint Saville 10 T w ilig h t...... 10 .75 Made in Austria, 100 5c packages in box.per box $3.25 10 M irza...... 10 .75 32 5c pkgs. in b o x ...... per box 1.15 10 Dolly Drake...... 10 .75 Rock Candy. 10 U n iv e rs ity ...... 20 1.50 G ran. %-lb. pkgs., 5-lb. boxes...... , per lb. $0.15 10 C am p u s...... 10 .75 Granulated, 5-lb. boxes...... per lb. .13 5 lb. Glass Jars, Atlantic Lime, Mint and White String, 5-lb. boxes...... “ .14 W in terg reen ...... per ja r $ .85 Richardson Drug Co.’s Special Angelus Marshmallows. No. 4865 F an cy 2 lb. b o x ...... each SO. 90 No. 99156 F an cy 2 lb. b o x ...... each 1.15 50 only, 10c Boxes in C a rto n ...... per Ctn. $3.25 No. 1021 F an cy 1 lb. b o x ...... per doz. 4.50 1 doz. 10c Boxes in p a c k a g e s...... per P k g . .85 No. 1021 F an cy ^ lb. b o x ...... 2.50 No. 1031 Fancy 1 lb. box ...... 4.50 Hershey’s Pure Milk Chooolate. No. 1031 F an cy lb. b o x ...... 2.50 24 5c Almond Chocolates...... per ctn. $0.85 No. 1051 Fancy 1 lb. box ...... 4.50 12 10c A lm ond C hocolates...... per ctn. .85 No. 1051 F an cy % lb. b o x ...... 2.50 24 5c cak es...... per ctn. .85 No. 16258a F ancy 1 lb. b o x ...... 5.50 12 10c c a k e s...... per ctn .85 No. 16258a F an cy ^ lb. b o x ...... 3.00 15 10c packages, Mail Pouch ...... per ctn. 1.00 No. 16275 F an cy 1 lb. b o x ...... 6.00 12 10c packages, K isse s...... per ctn. .85 No. 120 Fancy 1 lb box ...... 4.80 12 10c cro q u ettes...... per ctn. .85 Cough Drops and Lozenges. Yale Mint Loz., 5 lb. boxes...... per lb. $0.15 Hornby’s Butter Scotch Yale W intergreen Loz., 5 lb. boxes...... , lb. .15 36-5c packs in c a rto n ...... per ctn $1.25 Sugar Coated Licorice Lozenges, 5 lb. Boxes 18-10c packs in c a rto n ...... per ctn 1.25 ...... per lb. .15 L u d e n ’s C ough D rops...... per box 1.25 Hornby’s Toffee Red Cross, 36-5c pkgs. in b o x ...... per bx. 1.25 36-5c packs in carton ...... per ctn $1.20 S. B. Cough D rops, 40-5c packages in box 18-10c packs in c a rto n ...... per ctn 1.20 ...... per bx. 1.35 Davis’ Menthol Beans, 40-5c boxes in box Hornby’s Fruit Tablets...... p er bx. 1.25 5 1b. G lass J a r s ...... each $1.00 Davis’ Menthol Cough Drops, 40-5c packages in Gibson’s English Fruit Tablets Assorted. b o x ...... per bx. 1.25 Dean’s Menthol Cough Drops, 40-5c boxes in 5 lb. ja rs, g la s s ...... per ja r 1.15 box...... per bx. 1 .0 0 Candy Bros.’ Fruit Tablets. Old Tyme Licorice Drops, 5c pkgs., 48 in carton ...... per carton 1.20 In 4-lb. glass jars ...... ; ...... each $0.85 Steam ’s Menthol Cough Drops, 50-5c packages In lots of 12 jars, delivered...... each .80 in b o x ...... per box 1.50 In lots of 20 jars, delivered...... each .75 Indian Root Cough Candy In 5 lb. cans...... each .85 12, 5c sticks in c a rto n ...... per carto n .40 Daisy Honey Comb...... per jar 1.00 36, 5c stick s in c a rto n ...... per carto n 1.10

We invite your orders for everything- in the confectionery line. No jobber or manufacturer can serve y o u to better advantage than we can. RICHARDSON DRUG CO, 48 OMAHA DRUGGIST. OUR PAGE OF SPECIAL QUOTATIONS STAPLE, HEAVY AND CRUDE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS No Charge for Containers, except carboys. Prices are Inclusive for the Quantity*

A.old, Acetic, barrels ...... ft 04% Borax, Powder or Lump, 50-lb... to 06% Chlorate, cryst.' or powd., 10-lblb 14 No. 8, 28%, c a rb o y ...... ft 05% 25-lb...... lb 07 5 -lb ...... ft 15 5-gal. dem ijohn ...... ft 06% 10-lb...... ft 07% P e rm a n g a n a te , 100 lb to ts ...... ft 13 1-gal. j u g ...... lb 07 5 -lb ...... ft 08 50-lb lo ts ...... ft 14 Boracic, Po., or cryst., 10-lb. B rim s to n e , R oll, b b l...... cw t 2 75 25-lb l o t s ...... ft 15 lo ts ...... ft 11 100-lb...... lb Q3H 10-lb lo ts ...... ft 16 5-lb. lo ts ...... ft 12 50-lb...... ft 03% 5-lb t o t s ...... ft 17 C arbplic, c ru d e , 20%, b b l...... g a l 24 2 5-lb...... ft 04^ 20%; 10-gal. c a n ...... g a l 35 Sal Epsom, Bbls ...... c w t 1 85 10-lb...... ft 04% 100-lb...... 1b 02% 20%, 5-gal. c a n ...... g a l 40 5 -lb ...... ft 05 25# .b b l...... g a l 30 50-lb...... ft 03 25% 10-gal. can ...... g a l 40 Carbon Bisulphide, 10-gal., 100-ft ft 10% 25-lb...... ft 03% 25% 5-gal. can ...... g a l 45 “5 -g al.,” 50-lb...... ft 11 1 0 -lb ...... ft 04 30®, b b l...... gal 35 “1 -g al.,” 10-lb...... ft 16 5 -lb ...... ft 05 30%, 10-gal. c a n ...... gal 45 C h a lk , L u m p , b b l...... ctw 1 00 Glauber, bbl...... cw t 1 10 30%, 5-gal, c a n ...... g a l 50 100-lb...... ft 01% 1 0 0 -lb ...... ft 01% Carbolic, Cryst. I ft bts. 5Tb Its ft 29 50-lb...... ft 01% 5 0 -lb ...... ft 02 “ lib bts.10 ftlts ft 28 25-lb ...... ft 02 25-lb...... ft 02% “ 1ft bts. 25 ftlts ft 27% 1 0 - lb ...... ft 02% 10-l b ...... ft 03 “ “ 1ft cns, 5ft Its ft 28 5 -lb ...... ft 03 Nitre, refined, sml cryst., 25-lb.ft 08% “ 1ft cns, 101b Its ft 27 F re n c h Pow d., 200 lb. b a g s ...... 1b 03 10-lb...... ft 10A “ lib cns, 25ft Its ft 26/, 100-lb b a g s ...... ft 04 5 -lb ...... ft 11A “ 5ft cns, 101b Its ft 24 50-lb b a g s ...... 1b 05 “ “ 5ft cns, 25ft Its 1b 23 25-lb b a g s ...... 1b 06 N itre , g ra n .,2 5 -lb ...... ft 08% “ “ 10 ft c a n s ...... ft 23 10-lb b a g s ...... 1b 07 10-lb...... lb 10 A 5 -lb ...... ft 11A “ ■ “ 25 ft c a n s ,...... ft 22 C h a rc o a l, C om m ercial, b b l...... to 03 “ “ 50 ft cans ...... ft 21 100-lb...... ft 03% Nitre, powd., 25-lb ...... ft 09A Citric, 25-lb. lots ...... ft 45 50-lb...... ft 04 10-lb...... ft 10 A 10-lb. lo ts ...... ft 46 25-lb...... ft 05 5 -lb ...... ft 11D 5-lb. l o t s ...... ft 48 10-lb...... ft 06 R o ch elle, 25-lb...... ft 22 Muriatic, carboy (5 cbs 01%) .ft 02 5 -lb ...... ft 08 10-lb...... ft 23 1 Nitric, carboy ...... ft 06% 5 -lb ...... 1b 24 Oxalic, bbl...... lb 10 Columbian Spirits, bbl & % bbl.gal 80 50-lb. lo ts ...... ft 11 10-gal...... g al 85 Soda, b b l...... c w t 1 10 25-lb. lo ts ...... ft 12 5 g a l...... g a l 90 K e g ...... c w t 1 35 10-lb. lots ...... ft 13 C o p p e ra s, L u m p , b b l...... cw t 95 5 0 -lb ...... ft 02 5 1b. l o t s ...... ft 13% 100-lb...... ft 01% 2 5 -lb ...... 1b 02% Sulphuric carboy.. (5 cbs 01 % )... ft 02 50 -lb ...... ft 02 10-lb...... ft 03 Tartaric, 25-lb. tots ...... ft 37 25-lb...... ft 02% 5 -lb ...... lb 03% 10-lb. lots ...... ft 39 10-lb...... ft 03 S a s s a fra s B a r k , 200 lb s. b a g . . . . . 1b 21 5-lb. l o t s ...... ft 40 5 - lb .;...... ft 03% 100-lb b a g s...... ft 22 A lc o h o l, G ra in , 188° b b ls ...... g a l 2 72D E e d rie d P ow d. b b ls ...... ft 02% 50-lb b a g s ...... ft 23 “ “ “ %-bbl ...... g a l 2 76 D 100-lb...... ft 03 25-lb b a g s...... lb 24 (less 8c gal for cash in 10 days) 50-lb...... ft 04 10-lb b a g s ...... lb 25 “ “ 10-gals...... g a l 2 76d 2 5 -lb ...... ft 05 5-lb b ag s...... 1b 26 “ 5 g a ls ...... g a l 2 76 D 10-l b ...... ft 05% Seed, Canary, 200-lb bags ...... ft 06a (containers extra on 5 and 10 gal lots.) 5 -lb ...... ft 06 100-lb b a g s ...... ft 06H “ Grain 190°...... 5c gal advance Cream Tartar, C. P., 25-lb ...... ft 29 50-lb b a g s ...... ft 06% Alcohol, Wood, bbls ...... gal 55 10-lb...... ft 31 25-lb b a g s ...... ft 06% % -b b ls ...... gal 59 5-l b ...... ft 33 1 0-lb...... 3... lb 07% 10-gal...... gal 66 Dextrine, Yellow, bbls ...... ft 05 5 -lb ...... ft 07% 5 -g a l...... gal 70 100-lb...... ft 05% H em p, 200-lb b a g s ...... 1b 05% Denatured, bbls. 180#...... gal 43 50 l b ...... ft 06 100-lb b a g s ...... lb 05% “ % -b b ls...... g al 47 25-lb...... ft 06 50-lb b a g s ...... lb 06 “ 10-gal...... gal 56 10-lb...... ft 07% 25-lb b a g s ...... ft 06 “ 5 -g a l...... g a l 60 5 -lb ...... ft 08 10-lb...... lb 07 A lu m , lu m p , b b l...... ft 02% Form aldehyde, 40%, 400 lb. bbls. ft 11 5 -lb ...... ft 07% 50-lb. lots ...... ft 03 100 lb ...... ft 15 F lax , g ro u n d or w hole, 1001b bg sft 0il4 25-lb. lots ...... lb 03% 50-lb...... ft 14 50-lb b a g s ...... ft 04% 10-lb. lo ts ...... lb 04 1 g a l...... g al 1 50 25-lb b ag s ...... lb 05J4 5-lb. lo ts ...... ft 04 % P. A. C. Works, 1 lb. bottles, 50 1 0 -lb ...... ft 06 Ground, bbl ...... ft 02% lb lo ts ...... ,1b 20* 5 -lb ...... ft 06 50-lb. lots .ft 03M 25-lb. lots.. ft 04 Germ an Green Soap, 100 lb. tots, ft 10 Sunflower, 125-lb bags ...... ft 07 10-lb. lots. 1b 04% 5-lb. lots.. 1b 05 50-lb t o t s ...... ft 11 50-lb b a g s ...... ft 07% 100-lb. lo ts ...... lb 04 25-lb to ts ...... ft 12 25-lb b a g s ...... lb Powdered, 100 lbs ...... ft 03% 10-lb lo ts ...... ft 13 10-lb...... ft 09 50-lb. lots...ft 04 25-lb. lots, ft 04% 5-lb lo t...... lb 14 5 -lb ...... ft 10 10-lb. lots ...... ft 05 Glycerine, C. P., 50-lb.,...... ft 22% Seldlitz Mixture, 25-lb lo ts ...... lb 18 Ammonia, Water, 16# carboy...lb. 03 “ “ 100-lbs...... ft 22 “ “ 10-lb lots ...... lb 19 “ “ “ 5 gal. lots lb. 04 C ru d e, 50 lb c a n s ...... ft 20* “ “ 5-lb t o ts ...... lb 20 “ “ “ 1 gal lots. lb. 06 C a m p h o r, 10 lbs. 5 lbs. Less Soda Bicarb., bbl...... ft 1 9-10 V m m o n la , W a te r, C o n ct., 26°, c a r ­ B u lk ...... 52%c...... 54%c.. ..57c 112-lb. k e g s ...... lb 02 bo y ...... ft 07 ..55% c.. . .5Sc 25-lb...... ft 03% 5 -g al l o ts ...... ft 08 ..56%c . 10-lb...... f t 04 1-g al l o t s ...... ft 10 . .57% c.. . .60c Hyposulphite, gran, or cry. bblft 02% M uriate, lump, 100-lb. lots ...... ft 12% 32 s...... 56%C...... K eg . ft 03 50-lb. lots ...... ft 13 Magnesia Carbonate, 5 0 -lb ...... ft 03% 25-lb. lots ...... ft 13% Powd. 65-lb. bbls.. ft 08 2 5-lb ...... ft 04 10-lb. lo ts ...... ft 14 M oth Balls, bbl...... 1b 03% 10- lb .... ft 04% 5-lb. l o t s ...... ft 14% 100-lb ...... 04 5 -lb ...... lb 05 Ammonia Carbonate, 25-lb. lotsft 12% 50-lb...... lb 04% Sugar Milk, lbs, 50-lb lots ...... 1b 27 10-lb t o t s ...... ft 14 2 5 -lb ...... 05 “ “ “ 25-lb tots ...... lb 28 5-lb. l o ts ...... ft 15 10- lb ...... ft 05% “ “ “ 10-lb l o t s ...... ft 28% Muriate, Gran., 25-lb. lots ...... ft 09% Napthalin, Flake, bbl.. ft 03% “ “ “ 5-lb lots ...... ft 29 10-lb. lots ...... ft 10 100- lb ...... ft 04 “ “ bulk, 25-lb lots ...... 1b 25 5-lb. to ts ...... ft 12 50-lb...... lb 04% 25-lb...... ft 05 Sulphur, Lgt Flour, 175-ft bbls cwt 2 80 Antimony, Black, Coml, bbl...... ft 03% 03% 100-lb...... ft 04 10- l b ...... ft .05% 50-lb lo ts ...... lb O il C ak e , t o n ...... to n 32 00 25-lb to t s ...... lb 04 50-lb...... f t 04% 10-lb lo ts ...... lb 04% 2 51b...... ft 05 % -to n ...... to n 33 00 14- t o n ...... to n 34 00 5-lb t o ts ...... lb 05 B lu e V itrio l, b b l...... ft 06% 100-lb...... cw t 1 75 Heavy Flour, 100-ftbags...... c w t 2 25 100-lb...... ft 07 Potassium Bichromate, 100-lb... ft 12% 5 0-lb...... 1...... ft 07% 5 0 -lb ...... ft 13 Zinc Sulphate, commercial, 50-lbft 07 25-lb...... ft 08 25-lb...... ft 13% 2 5 -lb ...... lb 08 101b...... ft 09 10-lb ...... lb 14 10- l b ...... •...... » 09 5 1 b ...... f t 09 5 -lb ...... to 16 5 -lb ...... lb 10 RICHARDSON DRUG CO. ( Room 312 Charles Building SALESROOMS { W.Denver, D. ZOOK, Colo. Agent OlVl \ II \ IT S A

FEBRUARY SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT. Chamois Skins

CHAMOIS SKINS. Alpine Brand. Yellow, Unbleached. Per Kip. (30 pieces)No. Size. Per Kip. (30 pieces)No. Per Doz. No. Size. Per Kip* (30 pieces) Per Doz. 20 6x8 ...... $ 1.36...... $ .58 1 6x8 ...... $ .90...... $ .40 22 7x9 ...... 1.80...... 78 ? 7x9 ...... 1.40...... 60 22% 9x11 ...... 2.80...... ,.. . 1,25 3 9x11 ...... 2.25...... 1.00 22% 10x13 ...... 3.40...... 1.56 4 10x12 ...... 2.85...... 1.25 22% 11x13 ...... 4.30...... 1.92 5 11x13 ...... 3.40...... : 1.50 23 11x16 ...... 5.25...... 2.20 6 12x14 ...... 3.90...... 1.75 23% 12x17 ...... 6.50...... 2.85 7 12x16 ...... 5.10...... 2.20 24 13x18 ...... 7.80...... 3.40 8 14x16 ...... 5.75...... 2.50 24% 14x20 ...... 9.20...... 4.00 9 14x17 ...... 6.40...... 2.75 24% 15x21 ...... 10.00___ _ . . . . 4.35 10 14x16 ...... 7.65...... 3.25 25 16x22 ____'...... 11.15...... 4.80 11 15x20 ...... 8.65...... 3.75 25% 17x23 ...... 11.80...... 5.15 12 17x20 ...... 9.60...... 4.10 26 19x26 ...... 15.75...... ____ 6.80 14 20x24 ...... 13.20...... 5.65 13 17x23 ...... 1 1 .20...... 4.75 26% 21x27 ...... 20.60...... 8.80 15 21x25 ...... 16.00...... 6.90 27 22x29 ...... 21.80...... 9.50 16 22x26 ...... 18.70...... 8.00 27% 24x30 ...... 24.25____ . ... 10.50 17 26x28 ...... 22.95...... 9.60 28 25x30 ...... 27.50------. . . . 11.50 18 28x32 ...... 28.70...... 12.15 28% 27x33 ...... 30.20...... i l i o 19 30x34 ...... 33.15...... 14.20 20 32x37 ...... 38.25...... 16.20 29 32x37 ...... 42.00___ _ . . . . 16.00 21 34x40 ...... 51.00...... 20.00 30 34x40 ...... 52.50...... 22.80 TOUR ORDER SOLICITED Richardson Drug Co., Omaha, Neb FEBRUARY SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT.

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SPONGES. BLEACHED BATH SPONGES. Special Bock Island Sponges. Natural Forms. No. Pieces to Lb. Bale. V Bulk. 2-3 per lb. $4.00 $4.25 C-15, 100 in case...... case $11.00 3-4 per lb. 4.00 ‘ 4.25 C-25, 100 in case...... case 20.00 4-6 per lb. 4.00 4.25 6-8 ...... per lb. 4.00 4,25 C-35, 100 in case...... per case 3U.00 8-10 ...... per lb. 4.00 4.25 C-50, 100 in case...... case 20.00 10-12 ...... per lb. 4.00 ,4.25 C-60, 100 in case...... per case 27.50 Special Bock Island Sponges are free from sand C-65, 100 in case...... case 32.50 and are very tough; best for washing Automobiles, etc, C-75, 100 in case...... per case 35.00 Cnba Wool. Genuine Mandruka Baths, unbleached, A genuine wool sponge, very soft, all all form s...... $2.00 sizes ...... per lb. $3.50 Bleached, all form s...... 1.75 Brown Wool. A fine medium priced sponge, all size..per lb. $2.25 PO T T E R ’S SPONGES. Florida Yellows. Small size...... each $0.28 A ll sizes...... per lb. $1.25 Large size...... each .42

Florida Grass. A ll sizes...... per lb. $1.00 SILK TOILETS.

Bleached Grass Sponges. A 100 in case $ 4.00 B 100 in case...... per case 6.00 C-6, All Forms, 100 in case...... per case $ 0.80 C-5, All Forms, 100 in case...... per case 2.00 C 100 in case 9.00 C-4, All Forms, 100 in case...... per case 3.00 D 100 in case 10.00 C-3, All Forms, 100 in case...... per case 3.50 E 100 in case 12.00 C-2, All Forms, 100 in case...... per case 5.50 F 100 in case 16.00 C-l, All Forms, 100 in case...... per case 9.00 C XX A ll Forms, 100 in case...... per case 12.00 G 100 in case 24.00 A Special Forms, 100 in case...... per case 4.25 X l l 100 in case 20.00 B Special Forms, 100 in case...... per case 6.00 X16 100 in case 30.00 C Special Forms, 100 in case...... per case 11.00 X24 100 in case...... ---- per case 50.00 D Special Forms, 100 in case...... per case 6.00 X32 100 in case 60.00 No. 1. Sheep Wool Assortment contains: 100 5- X40 113 in case 70.00 cent sponges; 50 10-cent sponges; 36 15-cent sponges; Plain netted silks...... gro. 9.00 25 25-cent sponges. This assortment shows the deal­ Netted Silks, each in tin b o x .... gro. 15.00 er a profit of over 50% on his investment. No. 1 Assortment...... Each $14.00 We carry the largest and most complete stock of No. 2. Sheep Wool Assortment, a very popular number; contains 45 sponges to retail at 5 cents; sponges in the West. Compare our prices with 25 at 10 cents; 18 at 15 cents, and 12 at 25 cents. those quoted by Eastern houses and you will find This assortment nets the dealer over 50 per cent that “our prices are right.” clear profit.

No. 2 Assortment...... Each $6.50 We solicit your orders. Richardson Drug Co., Omaha, Neb. FEBRUARY SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT-

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Genuine Anti-Colic Nipples Colgates Talcum Powder Cosmo Buttermilk Soap No. 140 White. ..per gro. $4.75 No. 146 Maroon..per gro. 4.75 P er dozen...... $1.60 3 doz. lots ...... per doz. $ .60 No. 147 Black... per gro. 4.75 >£-doz. free with 3 doz. less quantities, 75c lots. Less than gross lots, 42c doz. per doz.

Dabrook’s Locust Blossom Deailbis Atomizers Elcaya Cream Pertume 5 per cent discount 3 dozen lots Per pint...... $5.00 on $20.00 lots. 5 per cent discount. % pint free with 2 pints.

Mennen’s Talcum Sanitol Goods William’s Talcum Powder 3 doz. lots...... % doz. free Per dozen...... $1.60 Gross lots ...... $18.00 6 doz. lots...... ^ doz. free y2 dozen free with Single dozen...... 1.60 12 doz. lots 5%...... 1 doz. free 3 dozen lots.

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We offer the following special prices for quantity orders to be shipped March 1st, 1913, May 1st dating. Terms 2% ten days, net 30 days. 8-oz. Thin Bell Shape Glasses...... per doz. 40c

Packed 20 dozen to the barrel. 12-oz. Thin Bell Shaped Glasses per doz. 54c

Packed 12 dozen to the barrel.

W e liitiirile only tine best grade of lead blown Soda Glasses.

For prices on other Fountain Supplies see our special list.

We Solicit Your Orders. RJchardson Drvig Co.

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EVERY WISE DEALER THIS IS THE Tycos" PACKAGE Knows The Value of Attractive Display of “TSycoj” Fever Thermometers in the “Sanitary Package” HE demand for "Tycos" Fever Ther­ T mometers is rapidly • increasing-. Not only physicians and nurses but authorities on health and hygiene are urging- their universal use. The "Tycos" Fever Ther­ mometer should be as indispensible in the home as the tooth-brush. Meet this growing demand and stimu­ late it by having a complete line of "Tycos Fever Thermometers in stock. They come in three registrations: 1 and 2 minute. The new "Tycos" package enables you to keep your “ Tycos” Fever Thermometers in sight—in the sanitary way—free from dust that your customers or handling; thus keeping them before your customers and increasing your sales. are looking for. Every Six Tycos Fever Thermometers in a Tycos Place it on your show­ Sanitary Package. case and Your order will receive prompt and courteous attention. Drop us a line today for full informa­ watch results. tion and pfideis. RICHARDSON DRUG CO., OMAHA a ...... " ■ —•...... — is RUBBER GOODS — When Ordering Rubber Goods Specify "Haja Brand” and Get the Best —

"HAJA” Combination Fountain Syringes and Water Bottles , Made of the finest quality heavy maroon stock, rapid flow tubing. Infant, rectal and bent vaginal screw pipes, rapid flow size. Packed in handsome flat box:

2 Quart, per dozen ...... $ 1 6 .5 0 3 Q uart, per d ozen ...... 1 7 .5 0

“ H aja” Fountain Syringes, same stock as above: 2 Quart,, per dozen...... $ 1 3 .5 0 2 Quart, per dozen ...... 1 4 .5 0

“ Haja” Water Bottles: 2 Q uart, per dozen...... $ 1 0 .8 0 3 Q uart, per dozen...... 1 1 .8 0

“ Haja” Fountain Syringe RI<.hardson ^ Co.. . Dlslribulors

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i3xcn^.i3iD S02sr d i s t t o - QUANTITY PRICES SEE SPECIAL PACE NEB. ® “No charge is made for containers on goods in ounces or lesser quantities. A Advanced. D Declined. ★ Added.

DRUGS, CHEMICALS, Etc. DRUGS, ETC.Cont. DRUGS. Etc.—Cont. Acetanilid, cryst. or po. cart ...... oz 10 Sulphurous,...... ft 16 Carbonate, C u b e s...... ft 34 Cryst. or powd., M-ft cart ...... ft 11 T an nic, 1-oz. cartons...... oz 15 Carbonate, resublimed, pure...ft 27 Cryst. or powd., Vi-1b cart ...... ft 36 Tannic, 1-lb. cartons...... ft 1 05 C it ra t e ...... ft 1 00 oz 16 Cryst. or powd., 1 -ft cart ...... ft 34 Tannic, U. S. P., 1-lb. cartons ..ft 1 15 Hypophosphite ...... ft 1 68 oz 22 Acetone, pure ...... ft 15 Tartaric, crys ...... ft 42 Io d id e ...... ft 4 73 oz 42 C o m l...... ft 37 T a rta ric , p o w d ...... ft 42 Muriate, iurnp ...... ft 15 Trichloracetic ...... oz 27 Muriate, gran., pure, 1-lb. cart.ft 19 Acetphenetidin ...... 1b 1 33 oz 15 Thymic (Thymol)...... ft 2 63 oz 26 Muriate, gran., No. 1...... ft 15 Icid, Acetic. No. 8...... ft 08 Valerianic, 1-oz. vials and tin..oz 29 Muriate, powd, 1-ft. carton ...... ft 20 * A cetic, TJ. S. P ...... ft 15 A c id o l, ...... oz 60 N itra te, c r y s t ...... ft 29 Acetic, C. P ...... ft 18 T a b le ts, 10s, ...... box 1 75 N itra te, fu s e d ...... ft 29 Acetic, glacial, absolute ft 31 oz ' 11 Pepsin, strong, tablets, 10s .. .box 1 75 Nitrate, gran ...... ft 29 Arsenous. fused or powd ft 26 oz 10 Pepsin, mild, tablets. 10s . ...box 1 20 Oxalate, 1-ft cartons ...... ft 44 Benzoic, English ...... ft2 70 oz 20 Benzoic, from Toluol....ft 48 oz 12 Aconitine, Amorphous Ys-oz. vials ea 1 25 P hosphate, cryst, C. P ...... 1b 74 Boracic, Crystals or Powd., A d a lin P o w d e r ...... oz 1 85 Salicylate, 1-oz vials..ft 73 oz 15 1-lb c tn s ...... lb 18 Tablets, 5-gr. 25s...... ea 70 S u c c in a te ...... oz 63 5-lb. c tn s...... lb 17 A f s o l P o w d e r ...... oz 60 Sulphate, coml...... ft 08 B u lk ...... lb 15 T a blets, 5 g r ...... oz 60 Sulphate, l-lb cart., C. P ...... ft 30 Boracic, Pd., P. O. B. Co., %s, A g a r - A g a r ...... 1b 85 A Sulpho-carbolate, 1-oz vials— oz 15 24 lbs in case ...... 3 00 S u lp h o -cy an a te ...... ft 58 oz 13 A g a ric in , 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 1 19 Boracic, Impalpable, Powd ...... ft 27 Tartrate (neutral)...... ft 105 15-grain v i a ls ...... ea 12 Boracic, C. P., Cryst ...... ft 27 V a le r in a t e ...... 1b 2 10 oz 24 B ro m ic...... oz 31 Agaric, white ...... ft 35 Butyric, 60 %...... ft 84 oz 21 Am yl, acetate, pure ...... ft \78 A g a t l ii n ...... oz 3 25 C am phoric...... oz 37 Acetate Technical..gal. 4 45 1b 68 Carbolic, cryst, 1-lb bots...... lb 30 A g u r i n ...... oz 1 70 B u t y r a t e ...... ft 1 83 N itra te ...... oz 44 Carbolic, crys, 1-lb can ...... ft 29 A lb a r g in , T a Diets, 50s...... each 50 Carbolic, crys, 5-lb can ...... ft 25 N it rite ...... oz 27 Carbolic, crys, 10-ft can ...... ft 23 Albumen, Egg ...... ft 131 V a le r ia n a te ...... ft 2 63 Caabolic, cryst, 25-lb cans ...... lb 22 Alcohol, absolute.Gallon 5 00.pint 70 A n a e s th e s in ...... oz 1 00 G rain 188° ...... g a l 2 86 D Carbolic, cryst, 50-lb cans...... lb 21 Aniline, black nigrostine, for inkft 2 00 “ 1 9 0 °...... g a l 2 91D Carbolic, liquid, med. 1-ft bots. ft 30 B lu e, n a v y ...... ft 2 50 Denatured 180#...... g a l 65 Carbolic, crude ...... gal 35 to 40 Blue-blue, extra ...... lb 3 50 Wood Ref.95% ...... g a l 75 Chrom ic, 1-oz vials ...... oz 20 Blue, Nicholson, B ...... 1b 225 Aldehyde, concent,...... lb 1 20 Chrysophanic, (see Chrysarobin) B lu e , N icholson, B B ...... ft 325 Cinnam ic, M erck ...... oz 28 Allspice, (pimento) ...... ft 17 Brown. Bismark ...... ft 100 Citric, cryst...... ft 50 P o w d ...... ft 22 Cresylic dark ...... g a l 85 Green, prime ...... ft 1 50 Almond Meal...... ft 40 Cresylic, Redistilled ...... gal 1 20 Green, extra ...... ft 2 00 Form ic, 1-oz v i a l s , ...... oz 14 Almonds, bitter, shelled ...... ft 50 O range, e x t r a ...... ft 1 25 S w e e t...... ft 45 Formic, conct.,...... oz 22 Red, Albany ...... 1b 60 G a llic ...... ft 77 oz 12 Aloin, 1-oz ctns ...... oz 14 Red, Diamond Fuchsine ...... ft 2 25 Hydriodic, 10%...... oz 27 1ft c tn ...... ft 1 22D Red. eosine, bluish ...... 1b 2 60 flydrobromic,...... ft 28 oz 10 Alum, Ammonia, gran., ctns.... ft 18 Red, eosine fine...... ft 3 00 Hydrobromic, conct.... ft 58 oz 18 Potassium , gran., c tn s...... 19 H yd ro cy an ic, d ilu t e d .. ft 27 oz 11 S c a r le t ...... 1b 100 Dried, powd., ctns...... ft 18 H yd ro cy an ic, S ch eele’s, Scarlet, e x t r a ...... lb 1 25 Chrome, ctns...... ft 18 V io le t (o r p u rp le ) B ...... lb 2 00 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 83 Chrome, gran., C. P ...... 3> 37 Violet (or purple) B B ...... ft 3 00 Hydrofluoric, 1-oz bots...... oz 29 Ammoni-Ferric ...... % 27 Hydrofluoric, M-ft bots ...... ft 1 52 L u m p ...... lb 05 Y e llo w ...... ft 200 H yp oph osph orou s Sol. 50%...... ft 1 05 G ro u n d ...... ft 06 A n n a t t o ...... ft 55 Hypophosphorous Sol. 50#...... oz 20 P o w d e r e d ...... ft 07 A n n a t t o in e ...... ft 90 L actic, ...... ft 84 oz 14 Lactic, dil...... lb 28 oz 10 Aluminum, Metal, ctns ..ft 1 30 oz 15 A n o d y n e , H o ffm a n ’s, Acetate, pure dry ...... ft 84 oz 16 1-ft bots, inclusive ...... 1b 93 M o n o -ch lo r-A cetic, oz. v is ...... oz 24 Aceto-Tartrate ...... ft 1 37 oz 20 Antifebrine, 1-oz vials ...... oz 18 Muriatic, coml...... ft 05 B ro m id e ...... oz 31 Muriatic, chem pure ...... ft 17 C h lo rid e ...... ft 63 oz 13 Antlkamnia, powd. or tablets. ..oz 1 00 Nitric, coml...... ft 10 Hydrated...... ft 63 Combinations...... oz 1 00 Nitric, chem. pure ...... ft 23 N itra te ...... ft 64 10-oz. lo ts...... oz 9214 Nitric, fuming ...... lb 24 P h o s p h a t e ...... oz 22 Antimony, Metal...... : ...... ft 29 Nitro-Hydrochloric ...... 1b 27 Sulphate, coml., powd ...... ft 13 B ro m id e ...... oz 27 Oleic, pure ...... 1b 33 S ulph ate, pu re g r a n ...... ft 24 Chloride, cryst ...... o z 21 O x a lic ...... 1b 15 A ly p in , J i - o z ...... oz 4 20 Chloride, sol., (butter o f) ...... ft 24 Oxalic, chem. pure, 1-ft cart ___ ft 35 Am idol, 1-oz bottles___ ft 7 00 oz 55 Diaphoretic ...... ft 1 07 Phosphoric, d il...... >...... R> 16 A m m o n ia , w a te r 16$.4 lbs. 07 ft 08 O x i d e ...... ft 30 Phoshoric, U.S.P ...... ft 33 W ater, 20%...... 4 lbs. 08 ft 09 S u lp h id e ...... ft 45 Phosphoric, syrupy,...... ft 44 Water, stronger...... 4 lbs. 11 ft 12 Black, powd., com l...... ft 06 Phosphoric, glacial...... ft 58 oz 13 ■ D om estic, p i n t s ...... doz 1 00 Pure Needle, powd ...... 1b 15 P ic ric ...... ft 126 oz 21 Domestic, quarts ...... doz 150 A n t in o s in ...... oz 2 10 P y r o g a llic ...... ft 1 75 oz 17D Pyroligneous...... gal 55 ft 12 Ammonol, powd., tabs or Antipyrin, Knorrs, 1-oz vials -----oz 35 com pound s...... oz 1 05 N e w G ra d e ...... ft 3 15 oz 25 Salicylic, 1-ft cartons, ...... 1b 42D Salicylic, ’■A-Jb c arto n s...... 1b 44d Ammonium, acetate, cryst., Apiol fluid, green, 1-oz vials,...... oz 64 D S alicylic, V£-ft c a rt o n s ,...... ft 48D 1-oz. v ia ls...... oz 16 Apomorphia,cryst, %-oz vis.,.each 1 93 Salicylic, 1-oz cart...... oz 06 Arsenate, 1-oz vials ...... oz 22 Muriate (amorphous)% -oz. vials .oz 336 Salicylic, (from winterg’n ,) ...... ft 3 15 B e n z o a te ...... ft 95 oz 13 Argentamine ...... oz 75 Solicylic, (fro m w in te rg ’n ,)...... oz £8 B ichrom ate, O. P ...... ft 68 oz 14 Succinic, pure ___ >...... oz 53 Bichromate. Pure ...... ft 50 A r g o ls , r e d ...... ft 14 Sulphanilic ...... oz 19 B orate. 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 21 Red, powdered ...... lb 16 S u lp h o c a rb o lic ...... oz 16 Brom ide, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 13 A r g o n i n ...... oz 65 Sulphuric, arom.(elixir vitriol) ft 50 B ro m id e ...... 5-lb. 66 ft 67D A r g y r o l ...... oz 1 50 S ulph uric, com ’l 66%...... ft 05 Carbazotate, “Picrate” ...... oz 18 Sulphuric, chem pure ...... ft 17 C a rb o n a te ...... ft 16 A r h o v i n '...... oz 90 50 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, Etc -Cont. DRUGS, Eto.—Cont. B ou gies, 50s...... each 65 Magnolia, pressed, fts...... ft 35 Bismuth, Metal. ft 2 78 C a p su le s...... box 65 Mezereon, pressed, fts...... ft 30 A c e ta t e ...... 38 A r is t o l...... oz 1 80 Moosewooa, pressed, fts...... ft 40 Betanapthol...... 38 C h lQ rid e...... oz 40 A r is t o c h in ...... oz 2 20 Oak, black, pressed, fts ...... ft 22 Oak, red , pressed, fts...... ft 28 C i t r a t e ...... 3 04 30 Arrowroot, American ...... B> 12 Oak, white, pressed, lbs ...... ft 22 Am m on. C it r a t e ...... 3 20 32 t e r m u n d a ...... B> 75 Osier, green , pressed, l b s ...... lb 30 L a c t a t e ...... 44 St V in ce n t ...... lb 20 Osier, red, pressed, fts ...... ft 40 L iq u o r ...... ft 32 T a y lo r ’s, 5^-lb and % -ft, fo i l___ lb 40 Nitrate Cryst ...... 28 Peach, pressed, fts...... 1b 30 O x a la t e ...... 37 A rse n ic , brom id e, 1-oz. v ia ls ___.oz 30 Persimmon, pressed, fts— — ft 36 Chloride, solution ...... ft 22 Oxide, Hydrated ...... 1b 3 78 36 Pine, white, pressed, lbs ...... ft 22 Oxide, Anhydrous... 39 Iod id e, 1-oz v i a l s ...... oz 46 Pomegranate, bark of root...... ft 60 Red, powdered ...... ft 27 Oxychloride___ oz. 29 ft 2 90 Poplar, white, pressed, fts ...... ft 28 P h e n o l...... 78 Solution (Fowler’s)...... ft 12 Poplar, white, powd ...... ft 33 Solution (D o n o v a n ’s ) ...... ft 26 P h o sp h ate...... 36 P op lar, y ello w , pressed, f t s ...... ft 28 Pyrogallate ...... 1 31 W h ite powd. com ’l ...... ft 12 Prickly Ash, pressed, lbs ...... 1b 50 Yellow (orpiment)...... ft 27 Salicylate, 40#...... 2 32 21 P ric k ly A sh , p o w d ...... — ft 55 S alicylate, 64#...... 2 77 oz 24 Asbestos, fibrous, long...... ft 35 Quaking Asp, pressed, lb s ...... ft 25 Subbenzoate...... 3 30 30 Asparagin, %-oz. v i a l s ...... oz 110 Quebracho, pressed, fts ...... ft 35 Subcarbonate..oz. 23 1b 2 Rose Willow, pressed, fts...... ft 40 S u b g a lla te ...... 2 27 23 A s p h e n P o w d e r...... oz 60 S ub Io d id e ...... 5 00 42 Tablets, 5 g r ...... oz 60 S assafras...... ft 28 Sub Nitrate ...... 2 27 A s p ir in ...... oz 43 Sassafras, pressed, fts...... ft 30 S u lp h a te ...... 33 S assafras, po w d ...... ft 30 Atophan, Tablets, 20s ...... box 50 T a n n a t e ...... 29 B im aru ba, pressed, lb s ...... ft 60 Valerianate, % oz. v ’ls 62 Atroxyl. Tablets, 20s...... each 25 Soap Tree (quillaya)...... ft 25 Atropine, pure % oz. v ia ls ...... oz 6 30 Soap Tree (quillaya) ground— 1b 18 Bladder W rack, pressed fts ft 30 B la u d ’s M a ss, P o...... S ulph ate, % oz. v ia ls ...... oz 4 80 Soap Tree (quillaya) powd ...... ft 20 . .ft 33 Soap T ree, pressed, ft s ...... ft 34 B lu e M a ss, ...... ft 59* Balsam, Copaiba ___ 5-ft. 65 incl ft 70 Sumach, pressed, 1-ft...... ft 25 P ow d ered ...... ft 66 A Copaiba, solidified...... ft 1 00 Sweet Gum, pressed, fts ...... ft 35 Blue Vitriol,...... H> 10 Fir, Canada ...... ft 1 10 T am a ra c k , pressed ft s ...... ft 28 P o w d e red ...... !. . 1.25- ft i2 ____ ft 15 F ir, O regon ...... ft 30 W-afer Ash, pressed, lbs ...... ft 60 Bole, Armenia ...... ft P e r u ...... ft 2 25 16 Sulphur,1-ft bot. incl...... 1b 75 Wahoo Root, pressed, lbs ...... 1b 70 B o n e A s h ...... lb 00 T o lu , 1-ft cans in c l...... 1b 1 50 Wahoo Tree, pressed, fts ...... ft 45 B o n e , C u ttle fish ...... ft 35 Cuttle fish, powd ...... lb Barium , Acetate, 1-oz vials ...... 1b 16 Walnut, pressed, fts...... ft 25 40 Carbonate,pure, 1-ft boxes...... ft 33 W ild C h e r ry ...... ft 12 B o n e M e a l...... 25 ft 03y3 ... ft 04 Chloride chem. pure ...... ft 30 Wild Cherry, ground ...... ft 15 Borax, powd. or cryst., Dulk...... 1b 08 Nitrate, powdered, 1-lb. ctns...lb 19 Po., 1-ft ctn.,48 lbs case. ..ft 12 N itra te , chem . p u r e ...... ft 40 Wild Cnerry, powd ------ft 20 “ Po., !4-ft ctn.,48 lbs case. ..ft 13 “ Po., &-ft ctn.,24 lbs case., .ft 14 S ulph ate, com l, l-lb bo x es...... ft 15 W ild C h erry , pressed, fts...... ft 25 Sulphate,pure, 1-ft boxes...... lb 33 Witch Hazel, pressed, fts ...... ft 22 Po., 1-ft tins,24lbs case... 1b 14 Po., 5-ft box, 60 lbs case..ft Sulphide, pure ...... ft 47 oz 13 10 W illo w , w hite, pressed, ft s ...... ft 25 “ G l a s s ...... 1b 44 Bark, alder,black, pressed, fts. ..lb 30 Willow, black, pressed, fts ...... 1b 24 B o ric S p a’g l’s, 241b ctn .,case .2 45 ft Boraxo, Bath Powd., 24 cans in Alder, red or tag pressed, fts... ft 24 Winters, pressed, fts ...... ft 75 Angostura, pressed, ft s ...... ft 90 ca se ...... 4 00 ft Apple tree,pressed, fts ...... ft 30 Witch Hazel, pressed, fts ...... ft 22 Boraxo Bath Powd., sml., 48 pkg. Ash,black, pressed.fts ...... ft 30 in case, case ...... 3 20 Ash, mountain, pressed, fts— ft 30 Barley, Pearl...... ft 08 B r e a d , St J o h n s ...... ft 12 Ash, prickly, pressedfts...... 1b 50 R o bin so n ’s. *4-lbs...... doz 1 75 Breast Tea, (species pectoralis).. 1b 45 Ash. white, pressedfts...... ft 27 R obinson ’s, l b s ...... doz 3 00 Bromine, 1-oz. vials and tin case Barberry, pressed, fts ...... 1b 35 Basswood,pressed,fts...... ft 24 Bay Bum, domestic...... g a l 2 00 ...... ft 78 oz 22 C h loride, 1-oz. v ia ls , tin c a s e .. .oz 63 Bayberry, pressed, fts ...... ft 30 Im p o rte d ...... g a l 2 50 Bay berry, powdered ...... 1b 35 Bromipin, 10#, Merck..ft 2 20 oz 24 Beech, pressed fts ...... ft 28 Bean s, C a la b a r ...... 1b 100 Bromoform...... ft 1 58 oz 21A B irch , pressed,’ft s ...... lb 25 Oocoa, roasted ...... ft 50 B r o m u r a l ...... oz 1 60 Bitter Sweet, pressed, fts ...... 1b 40 T o n c a A n g o s t u r a ...... 1b 7 SO T ablets, 5-gr., 10s...... tube 25 Blackberry, of root, press, fts... ft 35 Black Haw, pressed, fts...... lb 38 V a n illa , B o u r b o n ...... ft 5 .0 0® 6 00 Broom Top, Scotch, pressed lbs.. ft 30 Boxwood, pressed, fts ...... lb 30 Vanilla, Mexican ...... ft 6.00® 8 00 B r o v a lo l p e a r ls 30s...... each 65 Buckthorn, pressed, lbs ...... ft 25 Vanilla, Tahiti...... ft 2 50 Brucine, pure, %-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 1 58 Butternut, pressed, fts ...... ft 24 S ulph ate, % -oz. v i a l s ...... oz 1 58 C an ella, p o w d e re d ...... lb 45 Bebeerine, pure, %-oz. vials ...... oz 9 50 Buds, Balm of Gilead ...... ft 60 Canella, pressed, fts...... ft 40 Sulphite, 1-oz. vials ...... oz 2 14 C a ssia ...... ft 40 Cascara Sagrada, pressed, fts... ft 35 Beech Drops, pressed, fts ...... ft 30 Cascarrilla, pressed, fts ...... ft 40 C a d m iu m , B rom ide, M e r c k ...... oz 19 Cascarilla, powdered ...... 1b 35 B e n z in e ...... •...... g a l. 25 Iodide, 1-oz. vials, M e r c k ,___ *.oz 42 C assia...... lb 20 Sulphate,'1-oz. vials, M erck ___ oz 21 Cassia, powdered ...... lb 25 Benzol, pure (benzine)...... ft 19 Caffeine, pure,l-oz. vials ft 4 46 oz 37 Cassia Saigon, rolls...... lb 65 Bonzol, 90#, 1 gal. cans ...... g a l 85 B rom ide, 1-oz. v i a l s ...... oz 49 Cassia Saigon, powdered ...... 1b 70 Citrated, 1-oz.vials ft 2 83 oz 30 Chestnut, pressed, lbs— ...... ft 26 BenzoNapthol...... oz 17 P hosph ate, %-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 68 C inchona, red, S. A m ...... ft 30 Salicylate, %-oz. vials ...... oz 69 Cinchona, red, &.-Am.,powd— 1b 35 B e n z o s o l...... oz 1 25 Valerianate, %-oz. vials ...... oz 69 Cinchona, red, Rubingosa ...... ft 40 C a la m in e ...... ft 15 Cinchona, red, Rubingosa, pow. 1b 45 Berberine, Sulphate, 1-oz. vials, Cinchona, yellow ...... 1b 30 M e rc k ...... oz 1 45 C a lciu m , B ro m id e ...... ft 68 oz 15 Cinchona, yellow, powd ...... ft 3f> Carbide l-lb cans incl...... ft 22 “ pale pressed, fts ...... 1b 35 B e rrie s, B u c k t h o rn ...... ft 30 Carbonate, 1-ft cartons...... ft 13 C occu lu s In d (fish b e r r ie s )...... ft 17 Chloride, fused, anhydrous...... ft 58 Kark, Cinchona, red, pressed,lbs ft 35 Calcium Chloride, fused, Com’l, Cubeb, stemless...... ft 70 “ Calisaya, pressed, fts 1b 35 10-lb cans ...... ft Cotton Root, pressed, fts ...... ft 25 Cubeb, powd ...... ft 75 Calcium Chloride, fused, 25-lb Cramp, pressed, fts ...... 1b 28 E l d e r ...... ' ..ft 35 c a n s .-...... ft 07 Chloride, gran, or fused ...... ft Cramp, powd ...... ft 35 Juniper, I t a lia n ...... ft 12 21 Glycerophosphate...... ft 1 93 oz 22 C u n d u ra n g o , pressed, ft s ...... ft 40 Juniper, p o w d ...... ft 16 Hypophosphite ...... 1b 87 oz 16 Elder, pressed, fts ...... ft 28 L a u r e l...... 1b 16 Hypophosphite and sodium, 1-oz v i a ls ...... oz 18 Elm, ground ...... — ft 22 P o k e ...... ft 25 Hypophosphite and sodium ___ ft 1 05 Elm, select, slabs ...... 1b 30 P ric k ly A s h ...... a 50 Iod id e, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 46 E lm , p o w d ...... ft 22 Saw Palm etto ...... ft 30 Lactate, lb. .79...... oz 13 Lacto-phosphate, solub., 1-oz. Fringetree, of root, pressed, lbsft 35 S u m a c ...... ft 20 c t n s ...... oz 17 Hemlock, powd ...... ft 30 Beta Eucane, ^s and Vis...... oz 3 60 Calcium Lacto-phosphate,sib. ft 1 22 Hemlock, pressed, fts ...... ft 25 Phosphate, precip., l-lb carton.1b 21 V4s and o z s ...... oz 3 50 Ivy, Amer. of root, pressed, lbsft 35 S alicylate, 1-oz. v i a ls ...... oz 21 S u lp h id e ...... ft 33 oz 10 Jam Dogwood, pressed, R e...... 1b 35 B e t o l...... oz 64 S u lp h ite...... ft 18 Jersey Tea, pressed, fts ...... ft 30 Bird Gravel...... do* 75 Sulpho-carbolate...... 1b 57 oz 12 OMAHA DRUGGIST. 51

DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, ETC., Cont. DRUGS, ETC.—Cont.

Calomel, Amer., ...... ft 125 Sulphate. 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 27 D ia s p ir i n ...... oz 65 English, 1-ft bottles, incl...... ft 1 50 Sulphate, 1-oz. c a n s ...... oz 25 Diaspirin Tablets, 5 gr. 25s..each go Camphor, Mono-bromideft 1 52 oz 22 Sulph ate, 5-oz. c a n s ...... oz 22 Diaspirin Table* gr. 100s. .each 75 M ono-brom ide, pow d.,oz. 22— lb 1 52 C in c h o -Q u in in e, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 1 10 Diastase of M alt ...... o z 67 Cannabis, Indica, pressed lbs....lb 1 85 C in n a b a r ...... ft 1 58 Digipuraium, %-oz. vials ___ each 1 70 Candy. Coltsfoot rock,5-lb. boxes lb 40 C lta r in ...... oz 78 Digalen, %-oz. vials ...... each 80 Rock, on strings ...... ft 14 Clover Head, red, pressed ozs...ft 40 D ig a le n T a b le ts , 10s...... box 30 Rock, % strin g s...... '...... ft 14 W h ite, pressed ozs...... ft 40 Rock, assorted s trin g s ...... ft 14 Sweet, pressed ozs...... ft 40 Rock, selected, cryst ...... 1b 13 Digipuratum, % oz vials ...... oz 13 60 Rock, selected, gran ...... lb 13 Cloves, Zanzibar ...... ft 30 “ Tablets, 1% gr. Yale Peppermint...... ft 15 Zanzibar, powd ...... ft 35 12’s ...... eace 60 Yale Wintergreen ...... ft 15 C o b alt, P o w d e re d ...... ft 30 Digitalin %-oz. vials ...... oz 9 45 Cantharides, Chinese...... ft 60 Carbon ate, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 31 Dionin, Merck ...... oz 8 60 Chinese, powd ...... v...... ft 65 N itrate, 1-oz. G. S. Y ...... oz 24 15 g r ...... ea 35 Oxide, pu re, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 22 R ussian ...... ft 1 45 Dioxogen, “Oakland” %’s ...... doz 2 00 Russian, p o w d ...... ft 1 50 C o cain e, A lk a lo id , % oz. V . . . .oz. 5 10 %’s ...... doz 3 75 Cantharidin, Merck’s, 15-gr. vials “ M u riate, 5-oz c a n s ...... oz 4 10 L b s ...... doz 6 00 ...... each 1 89 “ M u ria te ozs. V ...... ■ 4 15 5 -lbs...... doz 18 00 % oz. Y ...... 4 20 Capsicum, powd ___ 5 ft 20 ___ ft 25 H “ V ...... 4 25 D ip lo s a l...... oz 65 P o d s ...... ft 20 Ys “ V ...... 4 35 Diplosal Taplets, 7% gr., 100’s..ea 1 10 Card Teeth, (Iron filings) ...... ft 12 Tropa Hydroch, 5 gr. vials..each 44 Diplosal Tablets, 7YZ gr., 15’s ..e a 25 C a r a m e l ...... 1b 20 Cochineal, Honduras ...... ft 70 A Diuretin, Knorr...... oz 1 75 1-gal. lots incl...... g a l 1 00 P o w d ered ...... ft 75 A Diuretin Tablets, 8-gr., 20’s ___ ea 70 5-gal “ “ ...... g a l 85 C o co a, B u t t e r ...... ft 50 Diuretin Tablets. 8-gr., 50’s ___ ea 1 65 Carbon, Bi-Sulphuret 5 lb. can .17 C odein e, A ik., 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 7 50 ...... 1b 21 Doggrass, pressed, fts ...... ft 28 Ya-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 7 70 C arbon , T e tra c h lo rid e ...... 26 M u riate, 1-oz. v ia ls...... oz 7 50 Dormiol, 50#,...... oz 28 Cassia Fistula ...... 1b 20 %-oz. vials...... oz 7 70 D o v e r’s P o w d e r ...... ft 2 35 C a s t o r F ib e r ...... oz 1 40 N itra te, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 7 50 Dragons’ Blood. Mass’ ...... ft 50 P o w d ...... oz 2 00 %-oz. vials ...... oz 7 70 Reed s ...... ft 78 P hosphate, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 7 00 C e llo id in ...... OZ 90 P o w d ...... ft 55 %-oz. vials ...... oz 7 20 Cerate, Cantharides ...... 1b 90 S ulphate, 1-oz. v i a l s ...... oz 7 25 Duboisine, Sulph. 5-gr. vials...vial 63 G o u la rd ’s, II. S. P ...... ft 60 %-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 7 45 D u o t a l...... oz 1 50 Resin, U.S. P ...... ft 50 Colchicine, cryst., 15-gr. vials.each 1 26 D u o to n a l...... oz 50 Resin, co m p ...... ft 60 S im p le ...... 1b 45 Collargolum, %-ozs...... oz 2.75 Earth, Fuller’s ...... ft 06 S p erm aceti...... ft 60 Collodion, 1-ft cans, incl. ) ft 59 F u lle r ’s, p o w d ...... 1b 08 C e riu m , N itra te , 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 26 C a n t h a r id a l,...... ( ft 1 83 E ik o n o g e n ...... ft 3 95 oz 37 O x a la t e ...... ft 40 oz 10 Cantliaridal, ozs., incl.. f doz 1 83 KSlaterlum, %-oz. vials, incl...... oz 1 04 Flexible, ijncl...... ) ft 67 Cerolin pills, 100s, B. & S...... each 75A Emetine, 5-grain vials ...... each 55 Colocynth, Apples, Trieste ...... ft 50 C h a lk , B i l l i a r d ...... gro 50 E m p y r o fo r m ...... oz 65 Apples, powd ...... ft 55 Carpenters’ blue ...... gro 70 E p ic a r i n ...... oz 70 Carpenters’ red ...... gro 60 Confection, aromatic ...... ft 1 25 Carpenters’ white ...... gro 50 O p iu m ...... ft 2 00 Ergot, Spanish ...... 1b 2 00 Crayons, assorted ...... gro 60 Rose, ...... ft 45 P o w d ...... ft 2 05 Crayons, white, school, 1 gross S e n n a ,...... ft 45 boxes...... doz 1 40 T h e r i a c ...... ft 85 Ergotin, American, 1-oz. vials...oz 1 30 French, cut...... ft 20 C o p p er, A cetate, p u re cystl ft 58. oz lh B on jean . 1-oz. v i a l s ..’...... oz 132 French, p o w d ...... ft 08 A mmoniated...... ft 53 Eserine, Aik., 5-gr. tubes ...... each 105 Precipitated, English ...... ft 12 A rsen ate, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 21 Hydrochlor., 5-gr. tubes ...... each 1 05 Prepared in drops, 8-1b boxes ..lb 07 A rsen ite, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 18 Salicylate, 5-gr. tubes ...... each 69 Pink in drops, 8-ft boxes...... 1b 08 C a rb o n a te ...... ft 35 Sulphate, 5-gr. tubes...... each <58 D Red, in fingers...... lb 12 Chloride, “ C u p ric ” ...... ft 58 White, lum p ___ bbl cwt 1 00... 1b 02-04 Cyanide, 1-oz. v ia ls...... oz 21 Essence, Bay Rum, R. D. Co ___ 1b 2 50 Charcoal, Animal (ivory black)... ft 08 Iodide, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 47 B a y R um . R u d k in s’ ...... ft 4 00 N it r a t e ...... ft 50 W o o d ...... lb 10 Ether, Sulphuric, “Anaestesia” 5 Willow, l-lb. boxes...... f .lb 20 O x a l a t e ...... ft 1 31 Oxide, black, pure ...... ft 68 cn 13 ft .27...... -ft 32 C h lc k w e e d , red, p re sse d ,...... 35 Sulphate, purified, l-lb cartons ft 25 Sulphuric, “ conct...... 5 1b .27.. Ib 32 Chitetta “ ...... ft 34 Sulphuric, w ash e d ,” . .5 1b .32.. ft 37 C o p p e r a s ...... ft 03 Sulphuric, 1880...... o ft .36..ft 41 C h in a C l a y ...... ft 08 P o w d e r e d ...... ft 06 A c e t i c ...... ft 38 C liin o id in e , 1-oz. r o lls ...... oz 12 Corrosive Sublimate, 1-ft cartonlb 1 13 “ A b s o lu t e ...... ft 58 Chlnaphenin ...... oz 1 50 Powd., 1-ft cartons...... lb 1 14 Benzoic...... lb 1 83 B u ty ric ...... ft 1 10 C h in o lin e, pure, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 49 C o w h a g e D o w n , 1-oz. c a n s ...... oz 50 T a rtra te . 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 49 C h loric...... ft 58 Crabs’ Eyes ...... oz 18 F orm ic...... oz. .24___ ft 1 57 Chloralamide, 25-gram vialslbeach 85 P o w d ...... oz 22 H y d rio d ic ...... oz 45 Chloral Hydrate. Crab Orchard Salt, Natural..... 1b 20 Hydrobromic ...... oz. .25___ 1b 1 83 Crystals, l-lb. glass bot., incl.'. 1b 1 05d Cream Tartar, cryst...... ft 34 Nitrous, conct., 1 to 21...... ft 80 Crystals, %-lb. glass bot., incl.. ft 1 15D P u re, p o w d ...... ft 34 Nitrous, spirits...... ft 59 Crystals, M-lb. glass bot., incl..ft 1 25D C o m m erc ia l...... ft 18 P etroleu m ...... Ib 28 C ry stals, 1-oz. g lass vials, incl..oz 15 V a le r ic ...... oz. .31.... ft 3 15 Croton, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 38 C reasote, C o al T a r ...... ft 35 Ethyl, Bromide (hydrbromic ether) Chloroform, Incl.7-lb. bottle 36.1b 46 From beech wood ...... ft 84 oz 15 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 22 Carbonate, 1-oz vials..ft 195 oz 22 Iodide (hydriodic ether) 1-oz. P u rified, i n c l ...... ft 56 v ia ls ...... oz 53 S q u ib b ’s, P u r ifie d ...... ft 87 C r e o s o t a l...... ft 9 00 oz 65 Chlorophyll, Technical...... oz 28 Creolin, 1-ft bot. $8,00 doz. %-ft E u o a ly p to l, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 16 A q u e o u s ...... oz 28 h o t...... doz 4 00 B u lk ...... ft 90 A lc o h o lic ...... oz 28 C r e s o l , ...... ft 30 E u doxin , 1-oz. v ia ls...... oz 2 10 Chromium, Chloride,1 cryst. 1-oz. Crocus, Martis (oxide iron, red).. ft 15 Tablets, 3 grain ...... ®z 2 60 v ia ls ...... oz 1 00 Metallorum (antimony crocus). ft 33 E u g e n o l...... oz 28 Chloride, solution, 1-oz. vials, .oz 18 C u d b e a r ...... ft 30 E u g a l lo l...... oz 1 00 Chrysarobin...... ft 3 43___ OZ 30 C u m a r in ...... ft 4 41 oz 37 E u m e n o l...... oz 35 C in ch o n in e, P u re A ik . 1-oz. v ialso * 33 C u rcu m a , P o w d ...... ft 15 E u m y d r in ...... g ra in 05 B isu lp h ate, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 22 DeKofa, l-lb cans ...... lb 62 Eunatrol. 25 gram vials ...... each 75 M ixtu re , 3-oz. b o x e s ...... box 25 Devils Shoestring, pressed,...... ft 45 M u riate, 1-oz. v ia ls — ...... oz 22 E u p h o r in ...... ,oz 1 00 S alicylate, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 33 Dextrin,yellow ...... ft 09 E u q u in in e ,...... oz 1 40 S u lp h ate, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 18 W h it e ...... ft 10 E u r e s o l...... oz 1 00 Cinchonidine, Pure Aik. Cryst., D ia b e t in ...... ft 1 60 E u ro p h e n ...... oz 1 80 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 50 E x a lg in e ...... oz 1 50 B isu lp h ate, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 33 Diacetylmorphine, % oz...... oz. 6 45 Muriate, l-oz. vials ...... oz 33 Diacetylmorphine, Hydrochlor, E x o d ln ,...... oz 1 50 S alicy late, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 37 % oz,...... oz. 6 20 E x o d in T a b le ts, 50s...... each 1 40 52 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

DRUGS, Eto.—Cont. DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRUGS, ETC.—Cont. Extract Witch Hazel. Glycine, 1-oz vials ...... oz 55 Gutta Percha, crude, shavings.. ft 2 25 D ick in so n ’s, b b ls in c l...... g a l 70 G ly co z o n e, M a rc h a n d ’s, l ’s...... doz 28 00 Crude, sheets ...... ft 2 25 Dickinson’s, V4 bbls incl ...... gal 78, M a rc h a n d ’s, % ’s ...... doz 17 25 G y n o v a l P e a r ls , 4 gr, 25s___ each 42 Dickinson’s, 10 gals incl...... g a l 85 M a rc h a n d ’s, M ’s ...... doz 9 40 Hair Cap Moss, pressed lbs ...... ft 28 Dickinson’s, 5gals incl...... g a l 95 Glycyrrhizin, Ammon, ft 3 75 .oz 28 D ick in so n ’s, as w a n t e d ...... g a l 1 CO H e d o n a l...... oz 1 60 Goats Rue, pressed,...... 1b 45 H e g o n o n ,...... oz 1 25 E x tra c t, Licorice, C o rig lian o .. fi> 35 Gold, Monobromide, 15-gr vial s. ea 1 25 Licorice, M. & R. 5-1b boxes___ ft 30 Tri-Bromide, 15-gr vials ...... ea 95 Hemo-Gallol, Merck ...... oz 84 Licorice, Y . & S. 5 -lb b o x e s ...... ft 30 and Soda Brom ide, 15-gr v ia ls .. ea 70 H e lm it o l...... oz 60 Licorice, Y. & S., ctns.44 to bx.bx 1 50 Chloride, 15-gr vials ...... doz 5 25 Helmitol Tablets, 5 gr. 25s.. .each 30 Licorice, S cu dd er’s,16’s,5-ft b x s ft 30 and Soda Chloride,15-gr vials doz 2 75 Hemicranine ...... oz 90 Licorice, M ass...... ft 28 and Potassa Cyanide, 15-gr Licorice, 16’s, 5-ft boxes ...... ft 30 v i a l s ...... ea 1 50 H e m o g lo b in ...... oz 37 Licorice, r in g e d ...... \ ...... ft 35 O xide, 15-gr v ia ls ...... ea 1 25 Herbs, Agrimony, pressed, ozs...ft 28 Licorice, powd ...... ft 35 Goose Grease ...... ft 50 B alm , lem on, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 Logwood, bulk, 12’s and 25’s...... ft 13 Balm, sweet, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 G ra n v ille ’s L o t io n ...... ft 38 L ogw ood l ’s ___ 24-ft boxes 11 lb 15 Bellwort, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 Logw ood, % ’s ___ 24-ft boxes 12 1b 16 Grains, Paradise ...... ft 40 Boneset, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Logw ood, % 's___ 24-ft boxes 14 ft 18 Graphite, Dixons, l-lb cans ...... ft 20 Bugle, bitter, pressed, ozs ...... ft 30 Logwood, asst...24-ft boxes 13 ft 16 Graphite, Dixon’s 5-lb cans ___ ft 18 Bugle, sweet, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 M a le F e r n ...... oz 28 Graphite, Dixon’s 10-lb cans___ ft 15 Canada Fleabane, pressed, ozs. .ft 30 F a r e o l...... oz 50 Grind, Robusta, pressed, lbs. ...ft 35 Cardinal Blue, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Ferratine, powder or tablets ... oz 85 Squarrosa, pressed, lbs ...... ft 40 Carpenter Square, pressed, ozs. ft 30 Catnip, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Ferro Sajodin Tablets, 8-gr., G u a i a li n ...... oz 1 00 Celandine, garden, pressed, ozs ft 30 ' 20’s...... ea 55 G u a ia c o l, liqu id , p u re ...lb . 2.52..oz 24 Celandine, wild, pressed, ozs... ft 30 F ib ro ly s in , 2.3 c. c. tubes ...... ea 15 Carbon ate, 1-oz. ctn s.lb. 3 42...oz 29 Centaury, Am., pressed, ozs___ 1b 55 Flake White,...... ft 15 G u a ia q u in ...... oz 1 00 Centaury, Europe, pressed, ozs. 1b 40 Ohickweed, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 Flour, Rice ...... ft 1£ G u a ia m a r, D r. E n d e m a n n ’s ...... oz 1 30 Ci nq uef oil, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 G u a r a n a ...... ft 3 75 Flowers, Arnica ...... ft 25 C la rry , pressed, o zs...... 1b 55 P o w d e red ...... ft 3 85 A lth e a , pressed, o z ...... ft 55 Cleavers, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Arnica, ground ...... 1b 27 Gum, Aloes, Barbadoes, Gourds ft 1 95 Columbine, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 A rn ic a , p o w d ...... lb 30 Aloes, Barbadoes, powd ...... ft 2 00 Consumption Braks, pres’d, ozs.ft 65 Arnica, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 A loes, C ap e...... lb 20 Cool wort, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 Althea, pressed, ozs...... ft 55 Aloes, Cape, powd ...... ft 25 Dandelion. pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Boxwood, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Aloes, Socotrine...... ft 45 D ittan y , pressed, ozs...... ft 28 . C alen d u la, pressed, ozs...... ft 80 Aloes, Socotrine, powd ...... ft 50 Chamomile, Roman ...... ft 40 A m b e r ...... 1b 1 50 Evening Primrose, pressed, ozs ft 32 Chamomile, German, pressed Ammoniac, tears ...... ft 50 E y e brigh t, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 o z s ...... lb 50 Ammoniac, powd ...... ft 75 F ev erfew , pressed, ozs...... ft 40 Chamomile, German, new ...... ft 35 A ra b ic , first p ic k ...... ft 50 Fireweed, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Chamomile, Roman, pressed, Arabic, 2nd pick ...... ft 35 Fit Plant, pressed, y2s and % s ... 1b 34 o z s ...... ft 60 A ra b ic , 3rd p ic k ...... ft 30 Five Finger, pressed, ozs...... ft 34 D aisy, pressed, ozs...... lb 30 Arabic, silted sorts ...... ■____ 1b 20 Frostwort, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 Elder, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 A rab ic, g ra n u la te d ...... ft 55 Golden Rod, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 Hollyhock, pressed, ozs...... ft 36 Arabic, powdered ...... ft 50 Goldthread, pressed, ozs...... 1b 1 50 K ooso...... ft 63 Assafoetida, Calcutta ...... 10 ft 80, Gravel Plant, pressed, ozs...... ft 28 L a v e n d e r...... ft 30 5 B5S 85...... ft 90 Gromwell, pressed, ozs...... lb 65 Lavender, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 Assafoetida, powd ...... ft 1 00 Heartsease, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Linden, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 A safcetid a, Po. u s. p ...... ft 1 2 5 * Horehound, pressed, ozs...... ft 24 Linden, with leaves, ozs...... ft 40 Asafoetida, Monroe...... 1b 1 00 Horsemint, pressed, ozs...... ft 25 Marigold, pressed, ozs...... ft 70 A s p h a ltu m ...... ft 15 Hyssop, pressed, ozs...... 1b 40 Nettle, pressed, ozs...... ft 3 00 Benzoin, m arbled ...... ft 50 O ran ge...... lb 2 50 Benzoin, powd ...... ft 55 Ivy Grou nd, pressed, ozs...... ft 28 Poppy, red, pressed, ozs...... ft 65 Camphor, refined ...... 1b 57 Jacob’s Ladder, pressed, ozs... ft 45 R o s e m a ry ...... lb 40 Cam phor, gum , refined, 24s...... ft 60 Johnswort, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Rosemary, pressed, ozs...... lb 40 Cam phor. 1-oz b lo c k s ...... ft 59 Kidney wort, pressed, ozs...... 1b 34 Saffron, Am er ...... ft 65 C am phor, 32s...... ft 61 Saffron, Amer., pressed, ozs___ ft 90 Catechu, black ...... ft 15 Labrador Tea, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 Saffron, Spanish, Alicante. ...oz 70 Catechu, powd ...... ft 30 Larkspur, pressed, ozs...... ft 60 Saffron, Spanish, Valencia ...... oz 1 00 Catechu, refined, 1-ft boxes___1b 14 Life Everlasting, pressed, ozs.. 1b 25 Violet, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 25 Catechu, refined, %-ft boxes ... ft 16 L ife Root, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Yarrow, pressed, ozs ...... ft 30 Catechu, refined, %-9> boxes___ ft 18 Lobelia, pressed, ozs...... ft 34 L o belia, p o w d ...... ft 40 F o r m a ld e h y d e , 5 ft. incl. .20...... ft 25 C o p a l...... ft 50 D a m a r ...... Ib 40 Maiden Hair, pressed, ozs...... ft 37 F o r m a lin , ft bottles, in c l...... ft 40 E u p h o r b iu m ...... 1b 35 Mallow, low, pressed, ozs...... 1b 34 Form alin Pastils, 20s...... box 20 E u p h orbiu m , p o w d ...... ft 40 Mayweed, pressed. o»zs...... ft 35 250s...... box 1 05 G a lb a n u m , te a rs ...... ft 1 25 Mother.wort, pressed, ozs...... ft 34 500s...... box 2 00 G a m b o g e ...... ft 1 25 Mountain Mint, pressed, ozs___ 1b 30 Gam boge, pow d ...... ft 130 F o r m in ,...... ft 1 05 oz 15 G uaiac, strain ed ...... ft 40 Pansy, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 G a d u o l, ...... 1b 4 99 oz 43 Guaiac, powd ...... ft 45 Peppermint, pressed, oz...... 1b 35 P u lsa tilla , pressed, ozs...... ft 32 Gallanol, 1-oz cartons...... oz 1 30 H em lo ck ...... ft 65 Kino, t r u e ...... ft 50 Queen of the Meadow, pressed, G a llo b ro m o l, 1-oz carton s ...... oz 1 30 Kino, true, powd ...... lb 60 ozs . . . : ...... 1b 24 Garantose, lb. cans, ...... ft 2 10 Mastic, tears...... ft 90 Ragweed, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Oz. c a n s ,...... oz 22 Myrrh, Turkey ...... ft 40 Rue, pressed, o z ...... ft 30 G a r l i c ...... ft 25 Myrrh, Turkey, powd ...... 1b 45 Sheep Sorrell, pressed, oz ...... 1b 38 G a s o lin e ...... g a l 25 Olibanum, tears...... ft 30 S m artw eed, pressed, o z ...... ft 30 O p iu m ...... ft 8 00 G e la tin , 5 1b...... ft 7 90 Soapwort, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 C o oper’s, shred, 2-oz p k gs...... doz 1 15 Opium , g ra n . I s — ...... 1b 9 25 Southernwood, pressed, ozs...... 1b 40 Cox’s, sparkling, 2-oz pkgs ___ doz 1 20 % s ...... ft 9 35 French, white, silver label...... ft 40 Spearmint, pressed, oz...... ft 25 “ “ %s...... ft 9 45 French, white, gold label...... ft 45 O piu m , powd. l ’s...... ft 9 00 Speedwell, pressed, ozs...... 1b 40 French shred, bulk ...... - ___ 1b 35 y3’s ...... lb 9 10 Sweet Basil, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 French granulated, bulk ...... ft 40 % 's ...... lb ,9 20 French, pink ...... ft 85 Tansy, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 S a n d a r a c ...... ft 35 G eo g o t...... oz 2 75 Scammony, Aleppo ...... oz 60 Thimbleweed, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 G lu c o se ...... ft 10 Scammony, Aleppo, powd ...... oz 65 V e rv aiu , pressed, o z s...... ft 40 Senearal...... 1b 35 Wall Pellitory, pressed, ozs. ft 60 G lu t o l...... oz 65 Shellac, bleached ...... ft 40 G ly c e rin e , C u d a h y ’s, 50-ft cans Shellac, native, orange ...... ft 30 Water Pepper, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 i n c l ...... 1b 22 ys Shellac, native, powd ...... ft 35 Wickup, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 P ric e ’s, l-lb bottles in c l...... ft 75 Spruce, select...... ft 175 W ild C arrot, pressed, ozs___ __ 1b 35 R. D. C o’s. 50-ft cans in c l...... ft 22% Tamarac, true ...... 1b 1 25 R. D . C o ’s. 20-lb c a n s ...... lb 27 Thus (white turpentine)...... ft 15 Wood Sanicle, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 R. D. C o’s. 10-ft cans in c l...... ft 28 T rag a c a n th , r ib b o n ...... ft 1 10 Wormwood, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 R. D. C o’s. 5-ft bottles in c l...... ft 29 T ra g a c a n th , 1st fla k e ...... 1b 1 00 W orm w ood, p o w d ...... ft 35 R. D. C o’s, less q u a n t ity ...... ft 3Q T ra g a c a n th 2d fla k e ...... ft 90 S ch erin g’s, 10-ft b o ttle s ...... ft 45 • Tragacanth, sorts...... 1b 70 Yarrow, pressed, oz...... 1b 30 Crude, 50-lb cans ...... lb 20* Tragacanth, powd ...... ft 75 Yerba Santa ...... ft 40 OMAHA DRUGGIST. 53

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Heroin Hydroch, ozs...... oz 8 80 Citrate, Quinine and Strychnia.ft 2 52 Digitalis, powd ...... 1b 50 M ’s...... oz 9 10 Citrate and Strychnia.ft 1 20 oz 18 E u caly p tu s, pressed, ozs...... ft 25 Heroin Hydroch, 15 gr. Y ...... each 37 Dialyzed, sol...... ft 28 Hexamethylenamine ___ ft 1 05 oz 15 Ferrocyanide ...... ft 52 oz 11 Fern, sweet, pressed ...... 1b 35 29 F everbu sh , pressed, ozs...... ft 40 H ie r a P i c r a ...... B> 50 Glycerophosphate... .ft 2 88 oz Hydrated Oxide, mass...... ft 39 Foxglove, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 Holocain 6 gram vials ...... each 1 75 Hypophosphite...... ft 1 68 oz 22 G ro u n d Pine, pressed, ozs.-...... ft 40A Holocain 1 gram vials ...... each 40 Iodide, 1-oz vials ...... lb 4 20 oz 45 Hardback, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Homatropine, 5-grain vials,alk.ea 1 26 Iodide, sacchar...... o z 31 Hydrobromate. 5-grain vialseach 1 05 L a c t a t e ...... ft 53 oz 10 Hemlock, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Henbane, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 Hyorochlorate. 5-grain vials...ea 1 26 Lactophosphate...... oz 18 Henbane, powdered ...... 1b 45 Salicylate, 5-grain vials..'...each 1 26 And Manganese, Peptonized Henna Leaves ...... ft 50 Sulphate, 5-grain vials ...... each 1 26 ft 3 67 ...... oz 24 33 Henna, pressed, ozs...... ft 55 Honey, Strained ...... ,10-lbincl. ft 15 Nitrate, sol...... ft O x ala te (Ferrou s), 1-oz. v ia ls ., .oz 15D Henna Leaves, powdered ...... ft 55 H op s, in o z s...... 80 Oxide, black (Ethiop’s m ineral)® 53 Hoarhound, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Horse Radish, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 In M an d % -lb., L . P ...... ft 55 Oxide, sacchar...... ft 44 In M and % -lb., T . P ...... ft 50 P ep tonized...... ft 2 36 oz 26 H o u n d ’s T on gu e, pressed, o zs.. ft 40 Hulls, Walnut ...... ft 20 Phosphate, precipitate,...... ft 43 Jaborandi, powd ...... ft 55 Hydrastine, Alkaloid, 15 grain Phosphate scales ...... ft 62 oz 13 Jaborandi, pressed ...... ft 45 v ia ls ...... each 1 63 Pyrophosphate ...... lb 62 oz 13 Laurel, pressed, ozs...... ft 28 Hydrochloride, 15 grain vials..ea 1 68 Salicylate,...... oz 17 Lettuce, wild, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 Sulphate, 15 grain vials ...... each 168 Subsulphate, (Monsel’s powd) Lettuce, garden, pressed, ozs... ft 50 ft 3 0 ...... oz 10 H y d ro c h in o n ,...... ft 77 oz 13 Liverwort, pressed, ozs.:...... 1b 40 S u bsu lp h ate, (M o n se l’s so lu t’n )ft 17 Lobelia, pressed, ozs— ...... ft 50 Hydrogen, peroxide, Succinate. 1-oz vials..ft 5 78 oz 54 Lovage, pressed, ozs...... ft 75 M alliiick ro d ies, l ’s ...... doz 2 16 Sulphate, pure cryst., l-lb crtnsft 18 Lungwort, pressed, ozs...... ft 34 “ % ’s ...... doz 1 32 Sulphate, gran., l-lb cart ...... ft 18 Marjoram, Germ., pressed ozs. ,1b 36 “ M ’s ...... doz 75 Sulphate, dried, l-lb cartons, .ft 22 “ M ’s, 3 oz...... doz 70 Sulpho-Carbolate, 1-oz vials. ..oz 14 Marshmallow, pressed, ozs...... ft 28 Masterwort, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 “ M ’s, 6 oz ...... doz 67 Sulphuret (sulphide), l-lb bxs. .ft 22 Matico, pressed, ozs...... 1b 65 “ Vi’s, 12 oz...... doz 64 Tannate. 1-oz vials ...... oz 24 Matico, powd ...... ft 50 “ 5 p t s ...... each 70 Tartrate and Ammonia.ft 66 oz 13 Meadow Fern, pressed, ozs...... ft 34 “ g a llo n ...... each 96 Tartrate and Potassium.ft 68, oz 12 Mugwort, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 M a rc h a n d ’s, l ’s ...... doz 7 80 "ftrsulphate, solution ...... ft 22 Mullein, pressed, ozs...... 1b 22 M a rc h a n d ’s. %’s ...... doz 5 40 V a le ria n a te , 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 24 M a rc h a n d ’s, M ’s ...... doz 4 05 isinglass, American...... ft 1 00 Nettl e, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 Ozo, 2-oz...... doz. 50 Russian, true Beluga ...... ft 4 25A Oak, Jerusalem, pressed, ozs... 1b 30 Ozo, 2 -o z ...... g ro 4 80 f l a m a l a ...... ft 1 15 Parsley, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Ozo, M -lb s ...... doz 70 P o w d e red ...... '. ...ft . 1 25 Peach, pressed, ozs...... lb 30 Ozo, M-lbs, H -gross lots ...... g ro 7 00 K a o lin ...... ft 08 Pennyroyal, pressed, ozs...... ft 33 Ozo, M-lbs, 54-gross lots...... gro 6 50 Pitcher Plant, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Ozo, M-lb., 1-gross lots...... g ro 6 00 S a v a K a v a ...... ft 40 Plantain, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Ozo, % -lb s...... doz 1 00 Kermes’ Mineral...... ft 97 Poppy, pressed, ozs...... ft 34 Ozo, lb s ...... doz 1 75 Kidneywort, pressed lb s ...... ft 55 Poison Oak, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 Ozo, 5 p t s ...... each 65 Princess Pine, pressed, ozs...... 1b 50 Ozo, g a ls ...... each 90 Sou-sein, amorph..%-oz. vis..%-oz 75 Privet, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 H y d ro z o n e , M a rc h a n d ’s, l ’s . .. .doz 11 00 K r e s a m in ...... oz 1 00 Raspberry, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 M a rc h a n d ’s, % ’s ...... doz 7 25 K ry o fln e , p o w d e re d ...... oz 1 00 Rosemary, pressed, ozs...... 1b 28 M a rc h a n d ’s, M’s...... doz 4 75 T a b le ts ...... oz 1 00 Sage, D om estic, ozs...... ft 35 Hyoscine Hydrobrom, 5-gr. L a c t o p h e n in ...... oz 1 00 Sage, Domestic, pressed, M and % f t s ...... ft 30 v i a l s ...... each 60 T a b le ts...... oz 1 00 “ Hydrochlor, 5-gr. vls..ea 60 Sage, Italian, ground ...... ft 20 L a c tu c a riu m , 1-oz. v ia ls...... oz 57 Hyoocyamine, pure cryst 5 gr. Sage, Italian, pressed, M ft___ ft 15 v l ...... each 2 10 Lanolin, Liebrich ...... ft 75 Sage, Italian, pressed, ozs...... ft 24 Kulphate amorp.. 15 grs...... each 2 36 L a n u m , ...... lb 24 Sage, Italian, loose pressed, M’sft 20 Sage, Mountain pressed, ozs.. .ft 45 H y p n a l...... oz 1 45 L a r g i n ...... oz 1 75 Savin, powdered ...... ft 35 l a t r o i ...... oz 1 00 Lead. Acetate (sugar of) white, 10 Savin, pressed, ozs...... ft 28 E c h th a lb in ...... oz 90 ft. 15...... ft 18 Scullcap, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 Senna, Alexandria ...... ft 30 l o t h a r g a n , ...... oz 3 15 Acetate, white, powdered ...... ft 20 Acetate, purified, l-lb cart ...... ft 30 Senna, A le x a n d ria , p o w d ...... ft 35 Senna, Alexandria, pressed, ozslb 34 Ichthoform,...... oz 1 05 Arsenate, pure ...... ft 79 Ic h t h y n a t ...... ft 2 00 C arbon ate, C. P ...... ft 63 Senna, American, pressed, ozs. ft 50 lc h t h y n a t ...... oz 20 Iodide, 1-oz vials ...... oz 34 Senna, Tinnevella, pressed,ozs ft 28 I c h t h y o L ...... ft 4 00 oz 32 N itra te, l-lb . b o x e s ...... ft 24 Senna, T in n e v e lla .. .5 ft .18___ ft 20 Oxide, C. P ...... ft 1 05 Senna, Tinnevella, powd ...... lb 25 In d ig o , B e n g a l...... ft 1 25 Sheep Laural, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 M adras, e x tr a ...... ft 75 Lead Plaster, %-ft rolls ...... ft 58 Sub-Acetate, Sol (Goulard’s ex­ Squaw Vine, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 M a n illa , e x tr a ...... ft 80 Stramonium, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 tract) ...... ft 14 P o w d e r e d ...... ft 90 Stramonium, powd ...... ft 35 Tannate, 1-oz vials ...... ft 36 Iodine, Resublimed, 1-oz vials. ..oz 39 Strawberry, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 R e su blim e d...... ft 3 88 Leaves, Aconite, pressed, ozs...... ft 28 Sumach, pressed, ozs ...... ft 28 % -ft 3 97...... : ...... M -ft 4 11 Aconite, powd ...... ft 33 Sweet Fern, pressed, ozs...... 1b 50 Adder’s Tongue, pressed, ozs.. .ft 40 Summer Savory, pressed, ozs... 1b S3 lo d ip in , M erck, 10#...... oz 35 Angelica, pressed, ozs...... 1b 38 l o d o l e , ...... oz 1 31 A rb o r ViUEB, pressed, ozs ...... 35 Thyme, pressed, ozs...... ft 15 U v a U r s i ...... 1b 30 Io d o fo r m , 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 39 L e a v e *, B alm o n y , pressed, ozs.... ft 30 Uva Ursi, powd ...... 1b 25 M. 0. W ..ft 4 88. .%-ft 4 92..Mft 4 96 B ay , p ressed___ b u lk 15 ozs ft 25 U v a TTrsi, p re sse d ...... ft 30 lo d o fo r m in ...... oz 1 05 Beech, pressed, ozs...... lb 28 Walnut, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 I o d o m u t h ...... oz 60 Belladonna, pressed, ozs...... 1b 45 W in tergreen . pressed, ozs...... ft 28 Belladonna, powd ...... ft 50 Witch Hazel, pressed, oz ...... ft 24 lo d o p y r in e ...... oz 1 4t) Benne, pressed, ozs...... ft 65 Wood Betony. pressed, ozs ...... ft 38 I o t h io n ...... oz 1 25 Blessed Thistle, pressed, ozs,. .ft 35 Yerba Santa, pressed, ozs ...... ft 40 Iron, Acetate, dry, 1-oz vials— oz 21 Bittersweet, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 L e c it h in ,...... :..O Z 2 36 Acetate, iiquor ...... ft 39 Boneset, pressed, ozs...... ft 33 15-gr. v ...... ea 28 A m m o n a ted ...... ft 39 Borage, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Leeches, Swedish ...... doz 1 00 A rsen ate, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 18 Buchu, long ...... ft 2 25 Arsenite, 1-oz vials...... oz 19 B uchu, long, pressed, o z s...... ft 2 25 L e m o n P e e l...... ft 15 By Hydrogen, gray, .. .ft 53 oz 11 Buchu, short...... ft 2 00 G ro u n d ...... ft 20 Brom ide, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 18. Buchu, short, powd ...... 1b 2 05 L e m o n in ...... oz 4 00 Buchu, short, pressed, ozs ...... ft 2 25 Carbonate, precipitated ...... ft 15 L e n ig a ilo i...... oz 1 00 C arbo n ate ,p ro to (V a l le t ’s m as)ft 33 Buckbean, pressed, ozs...... ft 42 Carbonate, proto, sacchar ...... ft 31 Burdock, pressed, ozs ...... ft 30 Lettuce, Wild, pressed ...... ft 30 Chloride, cryst...... ft 28 oz 10 Butternut, pressed, ozs...... ft 28 Lettuce, Garden, pressed ...... ft 30 Catnip, pressed, ozs ...... ft 35 Chloride, sol, for tinct ...... ft 15 L e v u lo s e ...... 1b 1 60 Citrate, soluble ...... ft 62 oz 13 Chestnut, pressed, ozs...... 1b 25 C itrate, ...... ft 65 oz 13 Cicuta, pressed, o z s ...... ft 30 L im e , Chloride, la rg e.'...... 50-lb Citrate and ammonia.ft 62 oz 13 Coca, pressed, ozs...... ft 70 boxes, 6 ...... doz 1 00 Citrate and Magnesium, 1-oz Conium, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Chloride, med.50-lb bxs, 7...doz 60 v i a l s ...... oz 14 Conium, powdered ...... ft 35 Chloride, small,50-lb bxs, 8%.doz 35 Citrate and Quinine, ft 189 oz 24 Coltsfoot, pressed, ozs...... ft 28 C hloride, 5 -lb cans ...... 1b 07 Citrate & Quinine, with Strych­ Damiana, pressed, ozs...... ft 55 C hloride, 10-lb cans...... ft 06 n ia ...... oz 26 D igitalis, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 Chloride, bulk ...... dru m 3M - ■ ft 04@05 54 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

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Lithium, Benzoate...... ft 143 01 18 M e s o ta n ...... oz 47 Castor, 60 to g a l ...... doz 65 B ro m id e ...... Ib 2 36 oz 27 M e ta c a rb o l, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 50 Castor, 50 to g a l...... doz 85 C a rb o n a te...... Ib 1 07 oz 15 Methyl, salicylate ...... lb 51D Castor, 40 to g a l...... doz i oo C itra te ...... ft 1 54 oz 19 Castor, 30 to gal...... doz 1 25 Io d id e ...... oz 53 M e th y le n e , B lue, 1-oz v ia ls...... oz 26 Castor, 20 to gal...... doz 1 50 N i t r a t e ...... oz 23 M e t o l...... oz 55 Castor, 16 to gal...,...... doz 2 00 S a l ic y l a t e ...... ft 1 42 oz 20 M i g r a i n i n ...... oz 1 50 Castor, 8 to gal...... doz 3 75 Litmus, Cubes...... ft 28 O e d a r.(c o m ’l c om po u n d ) 8ft. 35ft 40 Milk. Cond. Eagle, case 6 50 doz 1 75 L o d e s t o n e ...... ft 40 Cedar, pure, ...... ft 1 10 M istle to e , pressed lb s ...... ,1b 35 C e lery ...... oz 85 L o n d o n P u r p le , cask s...... 1b 12% M o n o t a l...... oz 55 C ham om ile, G e rm a n ...... oz 5 00 Iron Bound kegs, 80 to 100 lbs .. 1b 13 Chamomile, Roman ...... oz 2 50 uorphine, Acetate, %-oz. vials..oz 5 85 Iron Drums, 25 and 50 lbs ...... ft 14 Chaulmoogra ...... ft 2 75 A lk a lo id , %-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 6 70 1, 2 and 5-ib Boxes, 100-lb cases.ft 17 Cinnamon, Ceylon ...... oz 90* Bimeconate, %-oz. vials ...... oz 6 30 %-ft. boxes...... 20 Citronella, Ceylon, ...... ft 60 Bromide, %-oz. vials ...... oz 6 25 J4-ft. b o x e s...... 24 Cloves, ...... ft 00A Muriate, %-oz. vials ...... oz 5 85 2 L o r e t i n ...... oz 90 C o co an u t...... !b 25 S ulph ate, %s in oz. boxe s...... oz 4 80 Codliver, Nor ...... 10-gal 1 20 L o s o p h a n ...... oz 1 80 Sulphate, %s in 2%-oz. boxes...oz 4 75 5 -gal 1 2 5 ...... gal 1 35 L o tio n , G ra n v ille ’s ...... 1b 38 S u lp h ate, oz. v ia ls o r tin s ...... oz 4 55 C o lo g n e ...... oz 50 Lozenges, Licorice, bulk ...... ft 20 S ulphate, 5-oz. t in s ...... oz 4 50 Copaiba, F. Bro ...... ft 2 25 Licorice, 5-lb cans ...... ft 25 “ 10 oz lots 5c less per oz. C o ria n d e r ...... oz 75 L icorice, S cu d d er’s, 5 -lb c a n s ... ft 25 •“ 25 oz lots 10c less p er oz. Cotton Seed, Y. W .. .bbl 60___ gal 65' Valerianate, %-oz. v i a ls ...... oz 6 85 Licorice, sugar coated ...... 1b 25 C roton ...... ft 1 75 Lung Moss’ pressed ...... ft 40 M oss, Ic e la n d ...... ft 16 C u b e b s ,...... oz 40____1b 5 00 Irish , e x tra s e le c t...... ft 27 C u m in ...... oz 50 Lupulin, American ...... ft 85 M u sk , Chinese, 1-oz t in s ...... oz 50 Cypress, ...... oz 75 L y c e to l, 1-oz c a r t o n s ...... oz 4 25 Tonquin, grains ...... oz 32 00 D ill S ee d ...... oz 60 E r g o t ,...... oz 15 L y s o l...... Doz. ft 8.00...... ft 70 Mustard, Colman’s, Durham, 4, 6 E rig e ro n ...... ft 2 25 Ly copodium ...... ft 65 & 10-lb c n s ...... ft E u c a ly p t u s ...... ft 8D Dean’s Ardenter, 4 and 6 lb cns. 1b Lye, concent., Lewis, 4-doz. cases.. 4 00 Fennel Seed ...... ft 1 75 H aj a, 5-lb. c a n s ...... ft Fire Weed ...... ib 3 Lye, Merry War, 4-doz. cases, doz. Y e llo w , b u lk ...... ft no 1 oo...... case 3 60 Fish, s t ra its ...... b b l 45____gal 55 Black, or plaster ...... ft Fusel, Purified ...... ft 90 M a c e ...... ft 85 Naphthalln, pure, 1-oz cartons, .oz Fusel, Coml...... g a l 4 75____ ft 68 P o w d ...... ft 90 Pure, l-lb cartons ...... ft Geranium Rose, Algerian ... .oz 75 M a d d e r, D u t c h ...... ft 25 Naptlialine, Balls ...... 1b G i n g e r ...... oz 75 F la k e s ...... lb Magnesium, Acetate ...... oz 26 H arlem Oil, ...... doz 40 Benzoate, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 26 N a p th o l, a lp h a, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 1 gross lo ts ...... gro 3 00 B rom ide, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 30 Beta, 1-ft cartons ...... ft 55 oz % gross lots ...... g ro 3 50 C alcin ed, ...... ft 65 B eta B en zo ate...... ft 1 28 oz H gross lots ...... gro 4 00 Carbonate, 1-oz papers...... 1b 25 Narcotine, %-oz vials ...... Carbonate, 2-oz papers...... 1b 23 1 31 Harlem, Tillys’ ...... doz 40 Carbonate, 4-oz papers ...... ft 22 Neosalvarsan V I ...... p k g e 3 00 1 gross lots...... g ro 3 CO Vt gross l o t s ...... gro 3 50 Carbonate, powd Tech ...... 1b 18 2 10 C arb o n a te , Pow d., U . S. P ...... ft 24 H gross lots ...... gro 4 00 Nickel, Acetate, 1-oz vials. 26 C hloride, fu s e d ...... 1b 33 H em lock, p u r e ,...... 1b 1 00 Bromide, 1-oz vials ...... 27 Hypophosphite ...... ft 1 68 oz 22 Hemlock, com l___ 8 ft 40...... ft 50 Chloride, 1-oz v ia ls ...... 14 Iodide, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 53 Henbane, coct...... ft 75 Metalic, gran ...... 1 15 M e ta l...... ft 2 73 oz 28 H o r s e m in t ...... ft 4 50 Nitrate, 1-oz vials ...... 15 Magnesia Perox, R. & H.,%-lbs ft 1 75 Horseradish ...... oz 75 “ " ozs.-oz 40 26 S u lp h a te ...... ft 29 oz Jasmin, alcoholic ...... ft 3 50 Phosphate. 1-oz v ials ...... oz 11 10 2 52 Juniper Berries. F. B ro ...... ft 2 25 P h o sp h ate...... lb 51 N o so p h e n ...... 4 50 J u n ip er W o o d (C o m p o u n d ).. .. ft 60 Salicylate Tablets, S.& G. 100s.ea 40 N o v a s p ir in ,...... 75 Sulphite, l-lb cartons, incl...... ft 46 Lard, W. S., Extra....bbl 95..gal 1 05 T a blets, 25s...... 40 Lard, Extra No. l...bbl 58..gal 66 Mallow, Low, pressed ...... ft 34 T a b le ts, 100s...... 90 L a u re l, e x p r e s s e d ...... ft 60 Manganese, Black Oxide ...... ft 10 N o v a t o p h a n ...... 1 55* Lavender Flowers, ...... ft 5 00 B o r a t e ,...... ft 44 T a b l., 20s...... each 5 5* Lavender, Garden, compound.. ft 1 00 B rom ide, 1-oz v i a ls ...... oz 33 Novocain, 5 gram vials ...... 75 Lem on, S an derson ’s ...... 3 15 A C arbon ate, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 15 Nutgalis, Aleppo ...... ft 38 L e m o n ,...... 3 00A Ch loride, 1-oz v i a l s ...... oz 15 Aleppo, powd ...... 1b 46 Lem on G rass...... ft 2 50 C itrate, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 21 Nutmegs,Madagascar ...... ft 35 Linseed, boiled ___ bbi 52____gal 57A Hypophosphite, 1-oz vials ...... oz 22 Nutmegs, powd ...... lb 40 Linseed, raw ...... b b l 51___ gal 56A Iodide, 1-oz vials ...... oz 55 Nuts, A r e c a ...... 1b 28 Linseed, S. K. special, 5-gal cans, Phosphate, 1-oz vials ...... oz 53 Areca, powd ...... ft 33 in c l...... g a l 86 Sulphate, pure cryst., 1-oz vialsoz 20 K o la ...... ft 30 Lubr., Capital Cyl.bbls. 36%. .gal 40 Sulphate, pure cryst ...... ft 11 S u i V o m i c a ...... ft 15 Lubr., Eldorado Cas.bbls. 19. gal 22 Manna, large flake ...... 1b 1 25 P o w d e r e d ...... 5 -lb 22 1b 25 Lubr., Golden Mach.bbls. 17..gal 20 Sm all fla k e ...... Ib 1 00 10 L u b r., “ A ’’ C as.M ach bbls. 16.g a l 18 Lubr., Summ’r Blk.bbls. 09%.gal 15 Marble Dust, bbl...... b b l 3 25 Surgeons, l-lb pkgs ...... ft 20 M ace, e th e re a l___ •...... ft 1 25 Marjoram, pressed ...... ft 36 Oil, Almonds, bitter ft $5.00. 50 Almonds, bitter, Artifical...... ft 1 50 M ace, e x p re sse d ...... ft 1 25 M ec o n in , % -oz v ia ls ...... %-oz 2 65 Almonds, sweet, True ...... ft 80 Male Fern, Oleoresin.. oz 25... 1b 2 25 M e d i n a l ...... oz 1 60 Almonds, swt., “Peach Kernel”ib 45 Mullein ft ll.no ...... oz 50 Medinal Tablets, 10s...... each 30 Amber, crude ...... ft 27 Musk, alcoholic...... oz 1 00 Menthol,cryst, 1-oz vials ...... oz 1 00 D Amber, rectified, German, ...... 1b 45 Mustard, artificial___oz 35___ lb 3 50 Mustard, essential, true, . . ..oz C r y s t a ls ...... ft 13 50D A n im a l...... ft 25 60 M e r c u r y ...... ft 80 D A n ise Star, ...... 2 25 Mustard, expressed ...... g al 90 M y rb a n e ...... 1b D is tille d ...... ft 1 05 Bay Leaves, true, ...ft 4 00— oz 35 25 Acetate, 1-oz v ials ...... oz 36 B e n n e ...... gal 1 25 Neatsfoot, Extra ..bbl 92___ g a l 1 02 Bichromate, 1-oz vials ...... oz 36 Bergamot, Sanderson’s.... 8 25 Neatsfoot, No. 1___ b b l 60____g al 68 B isu lp h a te ...... ft 85d 8 00 Neroli, Bigarade, ...... oz 6 00 Bromide, 1-ox vials ...... oz 36 Birch Tar, crude ...... ft 15 Neroli, Petit G rain,...... oz 75 Cyanide, 1-oz vials ...... oz 30 Birch Tar, rectified ...... ft 1 10 N e u t r a l...... ga l 25 Iodide, green ...... ft 3 25 oz 29 Cade, (Juniper Tar)...... 1b 40 Nutmegs, essential...... oz 25 Iodide, red ...... , ...... ft 3 58 oz 31 C aiep u t (22-oz b o ttle s) — ...... ft 90 O live, Curtis, sm a ll...... doz 2 40 Iod id e, y e ll o w ...... ft 3 25 oz 29 C a la m u s ...... oz 33 O live, Curtis, m edium ...... doz 4 50 Nitrate, cryst...... oz 30 Camphor, rectified ...... ft 45 O live, Curtis, la r g e ...... doz 8 50 Nitrate, solution, 1-oz vials ___ oz 19 C a p s ic u m ...... 45 Olive, Curtis, %-gal cans...... gal 3 50 Oxide, black, 1-oz vials ...... oz 20 Caraway, chaff...... ft 70 O live, Curtis. 5-gal can s...... g a l 3 00 Oxide, yellow, 1-oz vials ...... oz 18 Caraway, seed, Dutch ...... ft 2 00 Olive, Curtis, gals,, cans ...... g al 3 25 S alicy late, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 30 Cardamom. Ceylon ...... oz 3 60 Olive. Curtis, qts., cans ...... g a l 3 70 Subsulphate, yellow, (Turpeth Cassia pure ...... ft 2 00 O live, Curtis, pts., c a n s ...... g al 4 00 m in e ra l), 1-oz v i a l s ...... oz 17 Castor, No. 1 bbls. gal...... 1 .92 Subsulphate, yellow (Turpeth % - b b l ...... g a l 94 Olive, Beaufleur, medium ___ doz 4 50 Olive, Beaufleur, large ...... doz M in e r a l)...... 1b 1 10 Castor, cases 2-5...... g a l 96 8 00 Sulpho-Cyanite, 1-oz v ials ...... oz 19 Castor, cases 1-5...... g a l 1 Oo Olive, Beaufleur, gallons ...... g a l 3 25 Sulphuret, black (Ethiops min.)ft 74 C a sto r...... g a l 1 06 O live, G a illa r d ’s. 4-oz...... doz 2 50 Tannate, 1-oz vials ...... oz 23 Castor, No. 3 . .bbl 88 gal 92-100 Olive, Gaillard’s, 8-oz...... doz 4 50 W it h c h ’ili (liy d r c u m c r e t a )l’s.ft 59A Castor, c o m l...... b b l 54 g a l 60- 65 O live, G a illa r d ’s, g a ls ...... g a l 3 00 With magnesia ...... f t 68 Castor, M a jo r ’s, 5 -gal c a n s ___ g a l 1 04 O live, G a illa r d ’s, 5 -g a l c a n s ..g a l 2 75 OMAHA DRUGGIST. 55

DRUGS, Etc.-Oont DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRUGS, Eto-Cont Olive, Haja, sm all ...... doz. 2 00 W intergreen Leaves, true, .... ft 5 50 Lily White. PI, 2-oz. S. C. bot..doz 50 Olive, Haja, medium ...... doz 4 00 Wintergreen (Sweet Birch)...... ft 2 25 Lily White, PI, 2-oz. S. C. bot..gro 4 50 Olive, Haja, large ...... doz 8 00 Wintergreen, Synthetic...... ft 75 Lily White, PI, 4-oz. S. C. bot. .doz 75 Olive. Haja, quarts ...... gal 3 20 Wormseed, Baltimore ...... ft 3 75 D L ily W h ite, PI, 4-oz. S. C. bot. gro 7 50 O live, H a ja , H - g a ls ...... g a l 3 10} Wormwood, pure ...... ft 7 50 Lily White, Per, 2-oz. S.C. bOt.goz 60 Olive, Haja, gallons ...... g a l 3 00 Y l a n g Y l a n g ...... oz 4 00 Lily White, Per, 2-oz. S.C. bot.doz 6 00 Lily White, Per, 4-oz. S.C. bot.gro 85 Olive, Haja, 5 gal cans...... g a l 2 90 Ointment, Belladonna ...... '...... ft 75 Lily White, Per, 4-oz. S.C. bot.gro 8 25 O live, L a u tie r ’s, s m a ll...... doz 3 50 Benzoated Lard,...... ft 50 Olive, Lautier’s medium ...... doz 5 50 C arb o lic A c i d ...... ft 60 P h ecin e, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 135 Olive, Lautier’s large...... doz 9 00| C itrin e ( nit m ercu ry )...... ft 62A Phenacetin, Bayer ...... ft 4 00 oz 33 Io d in e ...... ft 1 00 O live, L a u tie rs . g a l s ...... g a l 3 50 Phenalgin, Po ...... oz 1 00 Io d o fo rm ...... ft 1 00 Olive, Malaga, grn., 5 gal 1.70.gal 1 75 C a p s u le s ...... oz 1 25 M ercu rial, Vi-M., ■...... ft 64 Olive, Malaga, yel., 5 gal 1.70..gal 1 75 T a b s ...... oz 1 00 M ercu rial ^ - M . , ...... ft 54 Olive, Calif. Mission . .sml — doz 2 00 Mercury, Am. (white precip)...ft 100 Pheno, Bromate, powd ...... ■.... oz 1 00 Olive, Calif Mission, .m ed ___ doz 4 00 Mercury, Oxide, red(red precip)ft 75 2%-grain tablets...... oz 100 Olive, Calif. Mission.large — doz 8 00 S u l p h u r ...... ft 65 5- grain tablets...... oz 100 Olive, Calif. Mission, qts ...... g a l 3 20 Zinc O xide, Ben z ...... ft 50 Phenocoll, Hydrochl., 25-graim Olive, Calif. Mission, ^-gals..gal 3 10 O le a te, A tro p in e 2%...... oz 63 v ia ls ...... v ial 1 50 Olive. Calif. Mission — gals . gal 3 00 B ism uth , ...... oz 26 Olive, Calif. Mission 5-gal cns gal 2 90 Phenol-Bismuth ...... oz 80 Cocaine 5%...... oz 75 Phenolphthalein ....ft 1 94....oz 21 Olive Oil, Purity, sm all...... doz 2 50 Copper, 5%...... — oz 30 O live Oil, P u rity , m e d ...... doz 4 50 M ercu ry , 5%...... ft 79 oz 14 Phenyl Salicylate(Salol)ft 1 17oz 14 Olive Oil, Purity, large ...... doz 8 50 M e rcu ry , 10%..,.'...... ft 95 oz 17 Phosphorus, l-lb cans...... ft 84 Olive Oil. Purity, 1 gal. cans.gal 3 00 Mercury, 20%...... ft 1 26 oz 20 1-oz c a n s...... o z 17 Olive, Pompeian, sm all...... doz 2 25 M orphine, 2%...... oz 30 Picrotoxin, y8-oz v i a ls ...... oz 5 25 M orphine, 5%...... oz 40 O live, P om peian , I s ...... g a l 2 70 Pilocarpine, Aik., 5 & 10-gr vis,. ..gr 08 Morphine, 10%...... oz 70 O liv e, P om peian , H s ...... ga l 2 75 M u riate, 5 and 10-gr v i a l s ,.. .each 15 Q uinine, 5%...... oz 20 Olive, Pompeian, Ms...... ga l 2 80 Nitrate, 5 and 10-gr vials,___each 15 Olive, Pompeian, %s...... g a l 2 90 Quinine, 10%...... oz 30 Olive, Pompeian, l-16s ...... g a l 3 00 Quinine, 25%...... oz 40 Piperazine, Scher, 10-gram vials ea 1 50 O live S ylm ar, G a ls ...... g a l 3 25 Zinc, 5%, ...... ft 79 oz 1.4 Tablets, 10s...... tube 1 50 Oil Salad Arachis (peanut). ..gal 1 75 O r a n g e A p p le s ...... ft 15 Plperin, 1-oz vials, ...... oz 62 Oil, Salad Cream, sm all...... doz 1 75 A p p les, g ro u n d ...... ft 18 P ip e C la y ...... ft 06 Oil, Salad Cream, medium. ..doz 2 50 Peel, b itt e r ...... ft 15 P itc h , B u r g u n d y ...... ft 18 Oil, Salad Cream, large ...... doz 4 75 Peel, bitter, ground ...... ft 18 Oil, Salad, De Luxe, ^-gals. gal 2 20 Peel, sweet...... 15 P ith , S a s s a fr a s ...... oz 15 Oil, Salad De Luxe, gals... .gal 2 00 Peel, sweet, ground ...... ft 18 Plaster Paris,Dentl, 250-lb bbls,bbl 2 50 Oil. Salad Union ...... g a l 1 00 Plaster Paris. Dental, Whites’ 6 Orange, bitter, hand pressed . .oz 40 Orpiment, yellow ...... ft 27 qt cans ...... ea 85 Orange, sweet, hand pressed, P. Orphol, Von Heyden ...... o z 80 Plaster Paris, Dental Whites’ 12 B ro ...... 5> 3 75A O r p h o l T a b le ts, 50s...... each 60 q t c a n s ...... ea 1 50 O rigan u m , com p.No. 2.7 1b 30..ft 40 Origanum, red, French comp. ..ft 1 00 Orthoform , 1-oz vials ...... oz 1 40 Platinum , Chlor., 15 gr. v ...... each 1 31 Platinum and Ammon. Chlor., 15 Ortol, oz vials ...... oz 55 P a lm ...... ft 40 gr. v ...... each 1 78 P a r a ffin e ...... g a l 25 Ox Gall, Purified ...... o » 24 Platinum and Pot. Chlor., 15 P a r s le y ...... oz 60 Oxymel of Squills ...... ft 60 gr. v ...... each 1 52 P a tc h o u ly ...... , ...... oz 75 Pennyroyal, ...... ft 2 50 Oyster Shells prepared ...... ft 20 P o p p y H e a d s , F re n c h ...... ft 33 Pepper, black ...... ft 2 50 P a n a k a s ...... oz 1 00 P o tash , B a b b itt ’s, 2-doz cases.case 1 80 Peppermint, Fritzsche Bros ___ ft 3 75 Caustic, commercial, 10-1 b cans. ft 10 Pancreatin, pure ...... oz 48 P ep perm int, H otchkiss ...... ft 4 25 Caustic, white, sticks...... ft 28 Petrolatum, water white (5 P a p a in , M erc k ’s. 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 53 Caustic, pure (by alcohol) ...... ft 50 g a l .95);...... g a l 100 P a p o id ...... oz 2 00 Cum Calce (Vienna Caustic)....ft 44 P im ento (a lls p i c e )...... oz 38 Paraffin, refined (see w ax)...... ft 10 Potash, Solution (liquor potass), ft 12 Pine Needles ...... ft 115 Pinus Pum ilio ...... oz 42 p a r a f o r m ...... oz 18 Potassium, metal, 1-oz vial and P in u s S y lv e s t r is ...... ft 2 50 Paraldehyde ...... ft 78 oz 15 c a se ...... oz l 42 P o p p y ...... ft 50 A.cetate, l-lb bottles, incl...... ft 44 Pastilles, Fumigating, black ...... ft 50 Arsenate, 1-oz vials ...... oz 15 Rhodium, No. 3 (Compound).. .oz 40 Fumigating, red ...... ft 50 Arsenite, 1-oz vials ...... oz 15 Rhodium, No. 1 (Compound)...oz 75 P e a r l A s h ...... ft 9@10 Benzoate, 1-oz vials ...... oz 21 Rose, Kezanlic ...... d ram 2 00 Bicarbonate, gran., pure ...... ft 20 Rose, artificial...... oz 4 00 Pelleterine Tannate, 15 gr. v i a ls ...... each 28 Bicarbonate, cryst., 1-ft carts, .ft 19 Rosemary, flowers,...... ft 1 25 Bicarbonate,powd.,l-lb carts..ft 20 Rosemary, Trieste...... ft 90 Pepper, black, Singapore,...... ft 20 bichromate, bulk ...... ft 18 R u e ...... oz 40 Black, powdered ...... ft 25 Bichromate, powdered ...... ft 23 S age...... oz 50 W h ite ...... ft 28 Bichromate, C. P ...... ft 44 Salad (see list) v White, powd ...... ft .30 Bisulphate. C. P ...... 1b 50 Sandal Wood, English ...... ft 6 50 a Petrolatum. Borotartrate ...... ft 68 Sandal Wood, German ...... ,ft 3 00 Vet. Amber, bbls. and %- Brom ide, cryst. 1-ft boxes ...... ft 53 Sassafras, Natural ...... ft 95 b b ls ...... ft 03H to 03& Bromide, gran. 1-ft boxes...... ft 51 Sassafras artificial. .5 ft 60— ft 65 50 ft and 25 f t ...... ft 045£ to 05U Carbonate, ft. tins, incl...... ft 18 S av in ...... ft 2 25 L e s s ...... ft 06 to 08 “ 5-lb tins incl...... lb 15 S en ek a...... ft 20 L’tExtra Amber, bbls. and Carbonate, C. P. (sal tartar).. ..ft 33 S ig n a l...... g a l 60 Va-bbls...... lb 05 to 05H Carbolate, 1-oz vials ...... oz 26 Skunk, comp...... ft 50 50 ft and 25 f t ...... ft 06*4 to 07M Chlorate, cryst ...... ft 16 S m artw ee d ...... ft 5 50 • L e s s ...... ft 09 to 12 Chlorate, gran., pure, 1-ft cart, ft 23 S p earm in t...... ft 6 00 Lily White, bbls. and y2- Chlorate, po w d ...... ft 16 S p e rm ...... g a l 1 25 b b ls ...... ft 09 to 09M Chloride, pure, 1-ft cartons___ ft 22 Spike...... ft 25 50 ft and 25 ft ...... ft 11 to 11K Chromate, pure, 1-ft cartons. ..ft 39 Spruce ...... ft 1 00 L e s s ...... i ...... ft 13 to 16 C itrate ...... 1b 55 S tillln g ia ...... oz 68 Special Snow White, 50 ft ...... ft 13 Cyanide, fused, No. 1,1-ft cans, ft 39 Stone, black, comp ...... ft 20 25ft...... ft 14 Cyanide, fu sed , N o. 2,40%, 1-ft Stone, w h ite ...... ft 80 1 0 ft...... ft 15 c a n s ...... ft 33 Sweet, bottles, 50 to gal...... doz 60 L e s s ...... ft 15 to 17 Cyanide, fused, No. 3, 30%, 1-ft Sweet, bottles. 40 to g a l ...... doz 75 Snow White, 50ft...... ft 15 can s...... ft 32 Sweet, bottles, 30 to gal...... doz 85 25 ft ...... ft 16 Cyanide, granulated, 1-ft cans, Sweet, bottles, 20 to gal ...... doz 100 10 ft...... • ...... ft 18 p u re ...... ft 53 Sweet, bottles, 16 to g a l ...... doz 1 25 L e s s ...... ft 20 to 25 Cyanide, pure 1-ft cans ...... 1b 42 Cyanide 98-99#-Technical, 10-ft T a n sy , p u re ...... ft 4 50 Petrolatum in Bottles. T a r ...... gai. 60. ft 15 c a n s...... ft 30 T h u j a ...... ft 2 *50 Ex. A m be r, PI, 2-oz. S. C. bot..doz 35 Ferrocyanide, C. P., 1-ft cans... ft 50 “ ...... oz 25 Ex. Amber,PI, 2-oz. S. C. bot..gro 3 50 ' Glycerophosphite _____ ft 1 94 oz 22 Thyme, Red, ...... ft 150 Ex. A m b e r, PI, 4-oz. b. C. bot..doz 60 Hypophosphite, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 15 T h ym e, w h ite...... ft 2 00 Ex. Amber, PI, 4-oz. S. C. bot..gro 6 00 H y po p h o sp h ite ...... 1b 95 T o b a c c o ...... oz 2 00 Ex. A m be r, C ar, 2-oz. S. C. bot.doz 40 Iodide, cryst., 1-ft boxes ...... ft 3 00 T u rp en tin e, rect...... ft 45 Ex. Amber, Car, 2-oz. S.C. bot.gro 4 25 Iodide, gran., l-lb boxes...... ft 3 00 Ex. A m be r, Car, 4-oz. S. C. bot.doz 65 O xalate, n e u t ra l...... 1b 28 V a le r ia n ...... oz 75 Ex. A m ber, C ar, 4-oz S. C. bot..gro 7 00 Permanganate, cryst., 1-oz car­ V e rb e n a C o m p ou n d ...... oz 75 Ex. Amber, Per, 2-oz.S.C. bot.doz 40 to n s...... oz 08 W h ale, w inter b le a c h e d ...... g a l 75 Ex. Amber, Per, 2-oz.S.C. bot.gro 4 25 P erm an gan ate, c r y s t ...... ft 26 W in e, e t h e r e a l...... oz 31 Ex. Amber, Per, 4-oz. . C. bot.doz 65 P h o sp h ate...... ft 58— oz 15 W ine, h e a v y ...... oz 48 Ex. Amber, Per, 4-oz.S.C. bot.gro 7 00 Prussiate, r e d ...... ft 50 56 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

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Prussiate, yellow ...... ft 35 Qulnqulnla, 1-oz vials ...... oz 60 Helebore, white, pressed, lbs... ft 35 Salicylate, 1-oz vials ...... oz 1? R e d P r e c ip it a t e ...... ft 1 38 H elebore, w h ite, p o w d ...... ft 40 Horseradish, pressed, lbs ...... ft 40 Sesaulcarbonate...... ft 53 R e d S a u n d e r s ...... ft 12 S u lph ate, cryst., 1-ft c a rt...... ft 19 Hydrangea, pressed, lbs ...... ft 25 Sulphate, powd., 1-ft cartons...ft 20 Resin-Jalap 1-oz vials ...... oz 60 Indian Hemp.black,pressed,lbsft 70 Sulphate, chem. pure, 1-ft cart, ft 33 Scammony, 1-oz vials ...... oz 80 Indian Hemp, black, powd ...... ft 75 Sulphite, 1-ft cartons...... ft 46 Resor-Bisnol...... oz 60 Indian Hemp, white,pressed,lbsft 90 Sulpho-Carbolate, 1-oz v.. oz 14 R esorcin , C rystals, 1-oz v ...... oz 17 Indian Hemp, white, powd.. .ft 95 Sulpho-Cyanate, 1-oz v ...... oz 15 Indian Physic, pressed, lbs ...... ft 25 S u lp h u re t (liv e r s u lp h u r)...... ft 19 C r y s t a ls ...... ft 1 15 Pow dered , 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 18 Indian Turnip, pressed, lbs ___ ft 38 Tartrate (Soluble Tartar) ...... ft 56 Indian Turnip, powd ...... 1b 43 R e tin o l...... oz 65 P o w d e r, In digo, w ild, p re sse d ...... ft 25 I p e c a c ,...... : ...... ft 3 00 A ro m a tic ...... ft 90 R o d in a l, 3-oz bottles, ...... each 60 Ohalk, aromatic...... -ft 40 8-oz b o ttle s ...... each 1 10 Ipecac, pow d...... ft 3 05 Ohalk, compound ...... ft 40 16-oz b o ttle s...... each 2 00 Jalap, Vera Cruz ...... ft 55 Jalap, powd ...... 1b 60 Com position, b u lk ...... ft 30 Root, Abscess, pressed, lbs ...... ft 60 Composition, 2-oz packages — ft 33 Aconite, powd ...... ft 42 K a v a K a v a ...... ft 30 ...... ft 1 00 C u r r y Aconite, pressed, lbs ...... ft 37 D o v e rs ...... ft 2 35 Ladies’ Slipper, pressed, lbs ___ ft 60 Alkanet (anchusa)...... ft 18 Government Hog Cholera., .bbls. Ladies’Slipper, powd ...... ft 65 Alkanet, powd ...... ft 25 Licorice, A ...... ft 14 03% 04 to ...... 06 A lk a n e t, pressed, lb s ...... ft 26 Licorice, A A ...... 1b 16 Insect, Buhach, 6-ft cans...... ft 85 Angelica, pressed, lbs ...... ft 38 Licorice, A A A ...... ft 20 Insect, Buhach, 1-ft cans ...... doz 10 00 Angelica, powd ...... ft 43 L icorice, cut, R u ssia n ...... ft 25 Insect, Buhacn, %-ro cans.... doz 5 50 Arnica, pressed ...... : ...... ft 105 Insect, Buhach, M-ft cans....doz 3 10 L icorice, p o w d ...... 1b 20 Asparagus, pressed, lbs ...... ft 35 Insect, Buhach, %-ft cans — doz 1 75 Lovage, pressed, lbs ...... ft 55 Avens, pressed, lbs ...... ft 35 Male Fern, pressed, lbs ...... ft 40 Insect,, Haja, 25-ft kegs ...... ft 27 B earsfo ot. pressed, lb s ...... ft 30 Insect, P. D. & Co.’s, 100-ft k e g .ft 28 Male Fern, powd...... ft 45 B elladonna, pressed, lbs ...... ft 55 Insect, P. D. & Co.’s. 50-ft kegs.ft 2j Mandrake, pressed, lbs ...... 1b 28 Belladona, powd ...... ft 60 M an d rak e, p o w d ...... 5-lb 30 ft 35 Insect, P. D. & Co.’s, 25-ft k egs.ft 20 Bell wort, pressed, lbs ...... ft 45 Insect, P. D. & Co.’s, 10-ft cans.ft 3 Man in the Ground.pressed,lbs.ft 30 Berberis, aquif pressed, lbs— ft 40 M arsh m allo w , c u t ...... 1b 50 Insect, R. D . & Co.’s, 110-ft keg. tt) 27 Beth, pressed, lbs...... ft 40 Insect, R. D. & Co.’s, 50-ft keg. .ft 28 Marshmallow, powd ...... 1b 55 Beth, po w d ...... ft 45 Marshmallow, pressed, lbs ...... ft 34 Insect, R. D. & Co.’s, 25-ft keg .ft 29 Bistort, pressed, lbs ...... ft 34 Marsh Rosemary, pressed, lbs. .ft 50 Insect, R. D. & Co.’s, 5-ft cans .34 Bitter, pressed, lbs ...... ft 70 10-ft c n s ...... ft 33 Masterwort, pressed, lbs ...... lb 40 Bitter, pow d ...... ft 75 M ilk w eed, pressed, lb s ...... ft 30 Po. Insect, Gr. Lab, 100 ft Kegs.ft 20 Blackberry, pressed, lbs ...... ft 30 Po. Insect, Gr. Lab, 50 ft Kegs.ft 20 Mistletoe, pressed...... ft 35 Blackberry, powd ...... ft 35 M usk (s u m b u l)...... 1b 40 Po. Insect, Gr. Lab, 25 ft Kegs.ft 21 Blazing Star, pressed, lb ...... ft 35 Po. Insect, Wh.Lab, 100 ft Kegs, ft 18 Blood, pressed, lb s ...... ft 30 Nettle, pressed, lbs ...... ft 24 Po. Tnsect, Wh. Lab, 60 ft Kegs ft 18 B lood, po w d ...... 5 -lb 20 ft 25 O rris, fingers ...... 1b 1 00 Po.JInsect, Wh. Lab, 25 ft Kegs ft 19 Blue Flag, pressed, lbs ...... ft 30 Orris, Florentine ...... ft 25 Insect, R. D. Co.’s, as w a n te d ...ft 30 Bryony, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Orris, Florentine, powd ...... ft 30 J a la p C o m p ...... ft 60 Buckbean, pressed, lbs ...... ft 35 Orris, Verona ...... 1b 20 Licorice Oo. 5-lb. cans .25...... ft 35 Buckthorn Brake, pressed, lbs.ft 34 Orris, Verona, powd ...... ft 25 P ro p y la m in , l i q . , ...... oz 58 Burdock, pressed, lbs ...... ft 28 P aeon y, pressed, lb s ...... 1b 46 Protargol, 1-oz vials ...... oz 125 B u rd ock , p o w d ...... ft 33 Pareira Brava, pressed, lb s ___ ft 85 Calamus, white, peeled and split, % -oz v ia ls ...... oz 1 35 Pareira Brava, powd ...... ft 90 f a n c y ...... ft 50 Parilla, yellow, pressed, lbs ___ ft 30 Pyoktanin, Blue, 1-oz vials ...... oz 1 58 C alam u s, p o w d ...... ft 35 Parsley, pressed, lbs ...... ft 35 B lu e, % -oz v i a l s , ...... oz 1 83 Canada Thistle pressed, lbs ___ ft 40 Pellitory, pressed, lbs ...... 1b 4u B lu e, !4-oz v ia ls ...... oz 2 10 Cancer, pressed, fts ...... ft 30 Pimpinella, pressed, lbs ...... ft 60 Y e llo w , 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 1 58 Carpenter’s Square,press’d,lbs.ft 30 P in k ...... ft 85 Y e llo w , % -oz v i a l s , ...... oz 1 83 Cicily Sweet, pressed, lbs ...... ft 70 Pink, pressed, lbs...... ft 90 Yellow, M-oz vials,...... oz 2 10 Cinquefoil, pressed, fts...... ft 35 Pink, p o w d ...... lb 90 P y r a m i d o n ...... oz. 2 15 Cohosh, black, pressed, lbs ...... ft 22 Pitcher plant, pressed, lbs ...... ft 45 Cohosh, black, powd ...... ft 27 Pyridine, C. P., 1-oz vials ...... oz 35 Pleurisy, pressed lbs ...... 1b 35 Cohosh,.blue, powd ...... ft 27 P le u risy , p o w d ,...... ft 40 Pyrogalol, Resubl, 1-oz cans...... oz 21 Cohosh, red, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Poke (Garget), pressed, lbs ...... ft 30 Quaking Asp, pressed lbs __ *....ft 28 Cohosh, white, pressed, lbs ...... ft 40 P oke, p o w d ...... ft 35 C olchicu m , p o w d ...... ft 35 Quassia, chips ...... ft 15 P olyp ody , pressed, lb s ...... ft 34 Cohosh, blue, pressed, lbs .. ..lb 22 Pond Lilly, white, pressed, lbs. 1b 40 G r a n u la t e d ...... ft 20 Colchicum, pressed, lbs ...... ft 30 P o w d e r e d ...... ft 25 Pond Lilly, yellow, pressed, lbsft 40 C o lu m bo...... ft 28 Prairie Pine Weed, pressed, lbs ft 30 Quassin, C. P.. cryst, 15-gr. vis, .ea 2 37 Columbo, powd ...... ft 30 Pure, powd., %-oz vials, .. ‘ ...o z 7 35 Columbo, Amer., pressed, lbs...ft 30 Queen of Meadow, pressed, lbs.ft 28 Quinine, Alkaloid. 1-oz vials ...... oz 64 Columbo. foreign, pressed, lbs . ft 24 Rhatany, pressed, lbs ...... ft 30 Acetate, 1-oz v ials ...... oz 67 Coltsfoot, pressed, lbs ...... 1b 30 Rhatapy, powd ...... ,B> 35 Arsenate, 1-oz vials ...... oz 66 Comfrey, pressed, lbs ...... ft 24 Rhubarb, East India ...... 1b 70 Bimuriate, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 74 Comfrey, powd,...... ft 30 Rhubarb, East India, extra ___ ft 85 B isu lp h ate, 1-oz. c a n s ...... oz 33 Cranesbill, pressed, lbs ...... ft 28 Rhubarb, East India, powd ...... 1b 65 C itrate, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 63 C ran esbill, p o w d ...... ft 33 Rhubarb, East India, powd., ex.ft 75 F errocya n id e, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 65 C ra w le y , pressed, lb s ...... ft Rhubarb, cut in cubes ...... 1b l 75 Glycerophosphate ...... oz 1 15 C u lv ers, pressed, lb s ...... lb 35 Rhubarb, cut in fingers ...... ft 2 00 H y d ro b ro m ate , 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 60 Culvers, powd ...... ft 40 Rosinweed, pressed, fts ...... ft 25 H yp oph osph ite, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 66 Dandelion, powd,...... ft 45 Sanicle, black, pressed, lbs ...... ft 1 00 L a c tate , 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 65 Dandelion, true, pressed, lbs.... ft 38 Sanicle, white, pressed, lbs ...... ft 50 M u riate, 1-oz. r ia ls ...... oz 57 Dwarf Elder, pressed, lbs ...... ft 40 Sarsaparilla. American, powd.. 1b 40 P hosph ate, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 62 Elecampane, pressed fts ...... ft 30 Sarsaparilla, American, pressed, S alicy late, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 60 Elecampane, powd ...... ft 35 lb s ...... ft 35 Sulphate, 100-oz. cans...... oz 23% Fever, pressed, lbg ...... ft 35 Sarsaparilla, Honduras ...... ft 55 Sulphate, 50-oz. c a n s...... oz 24% F iv e F in ger, pressed, l b s ...... ft 34 Sarsaparilla, Honduras,ground.ft 58 S ulph ate, 25-oz. c a n s ...... oz 25% G a la n g a l...... ft 20 Sarsaparilla, Honduras, powd.. ft 60 S ulph ate, 5-oz. c a n s ...... oz 30A Galangal, powd ...... ft 25 Sarsaparilla, Honduras, pressed. S ulph ate, 1-oz. c a n s...... oz 33A Galangal, pressed, lbs ...... ft 24 lb s ...... 1b 60 Gelsemimum, powd...... ft 55 S ulphate, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 35a Sarsaparilla, Mexican ...... ft 40 Sulphate, %-oz. vials ...... oz 40A G e n t ia n ...... ft 15 Gentian, ground ...... 1b 16 Sarsaparilla, Mexican, ground.ft 50 Sulphate, M-oz. vials ...... oz 45A Sarsaparilla, Mexican, powd ___ ft 50 Sulphate, %-oz. vials ...... oz 55A Gentian, powd...... 10-lb 15 ft 16 Gentian, Amer., pressed, lbs— ft 25 Sarsaparilla, Mexican, pressed, 50 ozs. asst, fro m % to 5 oz. pkgs. lb s ...... lb 35 2c less p r oz. Gentian, foreign, pressed, lbs..ft 30 25 ozs. asst, from %s to 5 oz. pkgs. Ginger, African ...... ft 18A S en ek a___ ?...... ft 85 lc less p r oz. Ginger, African, pow. 10-ft. 18 ft 30 Seneka, pressed, lbs ...... 1b 90 G inger, E a st In d ia (r a c e )...... ft 19 Seneka, p o w d ...... lb 85 S ulph ate, 1-16-oz. v i a ls ...... oz 82 G in ger, E ast In d ia , p o w d ...... ft 21 Silkweed, pressed, lbs ...... ft 30 T an n ate, 1-oz. v i a ls ...... oz 42 Ginger, Jamaica, bleached ...... 1b 25 Skunk Cabbage, pressed, lbs....1b 30 U r e a B im uriate, 1-oz. v i a ls ...'. .oz 71 Ginger, Jamaica, unbleached..ft 20 Skunk Cabbage, powd ...... lb 45 Ginger, Jamaica, powd ...... ft 28 Snake, Button, pressed, lbs ...... ft 34 V a le ria n a te , 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 63 G in se n g ...... lb Snake, Canada, pressed, lbs ___1b 45 Q u in id in e, pu re, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 73 Golden Seal, pressed, lbs...... ft 6 50 Snake, Sampson, pressed, l b s . .. ft 1 00 Sulphate. 1-oz vials ...... oz 63 Golden Seal, p o w d ...... ft 6 50 Snake, Virginia, powd ...... ft 95 Hellebore, Amer., pressed, lbs. ft 35 Snake, Virginia, pressed, lbs.... 1b 90 Quinoline, 1-oz vials ...... oz 50 Helebore, black, pressed, lbs.. .ft . 24 Snake, White, pressed, fts ...... 1b 50 T a rtra te . 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 50 Helebore, black, powd ...... ft 30 Soapwort, pressed, lbs ...... ft 35 OMAHA DRUGGIST. 5?

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Root, Cont. H e m p ...... ft 07 Arsenite, Pure ...... ft 60 oz 12 Solomon’s Seal, pressed, lbs ... ft 27 L a r k s p u r ...... ft 1 50 D Benzoate, 1-oz v ia ls ...... '...... oz 10 Spikenard, pressed, lbs ...... ft 35 L o b e lia ...... -ft 60 Benzoate, 1-ft c a r t ...... ft 50 Spikenard, powd ...... 40 Lobelia, powd...... M ...... ft 65 Bicarb, American ...... ft 05 Squills, white, slic e d ...... ®> 25 Millet, American ...... lb 04 B icarb, C. P., p o w d ...... ft 14 Squills, powd ...... S> 40 Mustard, black, Trieste ...... ft 12 B ichrom ate...... B> 22 S tillin gia, pressed, l b s ...... ft 35 M ustard, yellow , C a lifo rn ia . .25- B ro m id e ...... ft 6 4 ....oz 11 S tillin gia. p o w d ...... ft 40 lb box 0 9 ...... lb 12 Cacodylate, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 44 Stone, pressed, lbs ...... ft 25 P a r s le y ...... ft 27 Carbolate, 1-oz v i a ls ...... oz 24 20 Sweet Flag, presssed, lbs ...... ft 26 Poppy, blue ...... ft • Carbonate, C.P.,cryst, 1-ft cans.ft 24 Tormentilla, pressed, lbs ...... ft 35 Poppy, white ...... ft 27 Carbonate, dried, purified,cart ft 17 Turkey Pea, pressed, lbs ...... ft 45 P u m p k in ...... 1b 25 C hlorate, gran ., p u re ...... ft 27 Twin Leaf, pressed, lbs ...... ft 22 Quince, German ...... ft 1 00 Chloride, C. P., l-lb cart...... ft 22 Unicorn, true, pressed, lbs ...... ft 50 Quince, R u ssian ...... ft 1 25A Citrate, gran ...... B> 53 U nicorn, tru e, p o w d ...... ft 55 R ape, E n g lis h ...... ft 10 Glycerophosphate. ..ft 1 70___ oz 20 Unicorn, false, pressed, lbs ...... ft 70 S abad illa, p o w d ...... ft 45 G ly c o c h o la t e ...... oz 77a Valerian, English, powd ...... Ib 65 S tavesacre ...... *...... lb 40 Hypophosphite ...... ft 90.... oz 14 Valerian, English, pressed, lbs.lb 60 Stavesacre, powd ...... 1b 44 H yp osu lp h ite, C om ’l ...... H> 06 Valerian, German,powd ...... ft 30 S tram o n iu m ...... ft 28 Hyposulphite, gran, pure, l-lb. Valerian, German, pressed, lbsft 35 Stramonium, powd ...... 1b 33 t in s ...... jt> 15 V a le ria n , V erm o n t, p o w d ...... lb 30 S u n flo w e r...... ft 11 Iodide, 1 -oz v ia ls ___ lb 3 85____oz 33 Valerian, Vermont, pressed, lbs.lb 28 W a term elo n ...... ft 25 L actate, 1-oz v i a l s ...... oz 22 Vervain, pressed, lbs ...... ft 40 Worm, American ...... lb 20 Lactate, liquid, concent...... ft 2 00 Wild Indigo, pressed ...... lb 25 W orm , A m erican , p o w d ...... ft 25 Nitrate, purified, 1-ft carton s. , ft 15 Wild Yam, pressed, lbs ...... lb 28 Worm, Levant...... ft 40 A Nitrite, Pure,Sticks ___ ft ,75....oz 14 Y e llo w Dock, pressed, l b s ...... lb 30 Worm, Levant, powd ...... ft 45A O x a la te ...... ft 45 Yellow Dock, powd ...... ft 35 Worm, Levant, sugar coated...ft 50 Perborate, lb. 65...... oz 11 Yellow Jessamine, pressed, fts. ft 30 Seidlitz Mixture ...... ft 22 Perborate, R. & H., Is ...... ft 60 Zedoary, powd ...... ft 35 S en n a P o d s ,...... ft 35 % s...... & 75 Zedoary, pressed, lbs ...... ft 30 “ “ individuals doz 2 CO ttose Petals, damask, pressed, Sheep Laurel, pressed ...... ft 35 Permanganate...,...... ft 35 o z s ...... ft 1 40 S h e p h e rd s P arse , p re sse d ...... 1b 40 Peroxide, 1 0 -lb c a n s ...... ft 50 Pale, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 Silver, Bromide, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 25 Phosphate, cryst. l-lb tins.,___ 1b 14 R u b id iu m C hloride, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 81 Phosphate, gran, l-lb cans...... ft 14 Pyrophosphate,1-oz vialsft 40.oz 10 Iodide, 1-oz vials ...... oz 1 58 Cyanide, 1-oz vials ...... oz 1 14 Salicylate, 1-oz vials ...... oz 10 Sabromin, ozs...... oz 70 Iodide 1-oz vials ...... oz 1 09 Nitrate, cryst., 1-oz vials ...... oz 53 Salicylate, l-lb cartons...... ft 47 Sabromin, %-ozs...... oz 70 Salicylate, C. P. Oryst..B .64..oz 13 Sabromin, Tablets, 8 gr. 20s.each 35 N itrate, cry st...... 1b 7 40 N itrate, fused, No. 2,1-oz. vials.oz 47 Salicylate, from Oil Wintergreen S ac c h a rin e, refin ed ,...... oz 20 Nitrate, fused (lunar caustic)..oz 57 ft. 2.95...... oz 26 R e fin e d ...... ft 2 00 Nucleinate, Roche ...... ’... oz 85 Santoninate, 1-oz vials ...... oz 3 45A S o lu b le ...... oz 20 Oxide, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 1 20 S ilicate, d r y ...... lb 18 S o lu b le ...... ft 2 00 Phosphate, 1-oz vials ...... oz 1 77 Silicate, liquid, 1 gallon 75c. ..lb 12 S a jo d in ...... oz 1 25 Succinate ...... ft 2 40...... oz 23 Snuff, Sulphate, pure, dried ...... 1b 12 Sajodin Tablets, 8 gr. 20s...... each 45 Copenhagen, oz. c tn s ...... doz 50 Sulphate, pure,cryst.,l-lbcans.ft 13 Sal Acetosella, 1-ft cartons ...... lb 31 6 oz. c tn s...... doz 2 45 Sulphite, cryst., l-lb cans ...... ft 11 E p s o m ...... ft 05 “ 16 oz. j a r s ...... ft 63 Sulphite, pure, recryst, l-lb bot G la u b e r ...... ft 03 Devoe’s Maccoboy.l to 5-ft tins. 1b 54 In c ...... ft 25 Nitre, pure, large cryst...... ft 12 Devoe’s Plain Scotch, 1 to 5-ft Sulphite, dried, 1-ft cart ...... 1b 15 Nitre, pure, small cryst ...... lb 12 tins...... ft 54 Sulpho-carbolate, ft 44...... oz 08 12 Nitre, pure, gran ...... lb D evoe’s R appee, 1-ft t in s ...... 1b 54 T a rt r a t e ...... ft 55 .N itre, pu re, p o w d ...... lb 12 T u ngstate. pu re, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 19 Prunelle Balls, l-lb boxes ...... lb 31 G a rr e tt ’s Scotch— Valerianate, 1-oz vials ...... oz 37 v D im e c a n s ...... doz 1 00 R o c h e lle ,'...... ft 26 S o m n a l...... oz 75 S oda...... ft 04 1%-oz cartons ...... doz 95 Sozoiodole, Mercury ...... oz 1 20 Tartar l-lb tins incl...... ft 18 2%-oz. carton ...... doz 1 05 “ 5 -lb tins in c l...... lb 15 6-oz bottles ...... doz 2 75 P o ta s s iu m ,...... oz 79 16-oz p a p e r s ...... doz 5 75 S o d iu m ,...... oz 84 Salicin, Merck.. B. & S ...... ,oz 41 b la d d e rs ...... 1b 52 Zinc, ...... oz 1 15 M. C. W„ Merck., B. & S ...... ft 4 83 Sparteine Sulphate, %-oz vials.oz 75 Garrett’s, Com. Cartons 1 S a iip y r in ...... oz 80 14 pkgs 1-oz...... V .. each 1 00 Spermaceti, in cakes...... ft 45 6 pk gs d im e ...... ) Spirits, Ammonia ...... 1b 60 8alocoll, Schering, 20-gram bot­ Ammonia, aromatic...... ft 60 t le s ...... bot 1 35 Horseshoe, 2%-oz ctns...... doz 96 Lorillard’s, Maccoboy. 1-ft jarsft 58 C a m p h o r...... Ib 60 S alol, 1 -o z ...... lb 1 17 oz 14 Lorillard’s, Rappee, 1-ft jars. ..lb 65 Chloroform,...... ft 60 S a io p h e n ...... oz 1 00 L o r illa r d ’s Scotch, l-lb . ja r s .. 1b 61 E th er (H o ffm a n ’s A n o d y n e )... ft 100 L a v e n d e r...... lb 50 S a lo q u in in e ...... oz 1 25 N o rk op in g, 1%-oz. c t n ...... ft 40 N o rk op in g, 8-oz. c tn ...... ft 40 L aven d er, c o m p ...... 1b 80 Salts, Orab Orchard, natural...... 1b 20 Norkoping. 1-ft jars ...... ft 44 N itre, 3 f...... ft 40 S a iv a r s a n ...... pkge 3 00 Red Mill, l-lb steins...... 1b 55 N itre, 4 f...... 1b 45 Nitre, U .S .P ...... ft 60 Sandal-Wood, E. I., rasped ...... ft 40 Soap, Castile-, Contis, mottled.box 5 50 S p iro s a l...... oz 47 S an ton in , Cryst, 1-oz vis. 1b 33 00 oz 2 22 A Castile, Contis, mottled.per bar 68; Starch, Iodide, 1-oz vials. Merck..oz 37 Santonin, po, i-oz vis. 1b 33 25 oz 2 /2A Castile, Contis, white — per box 6 25 Stearin...!...... ft, 25 Scouring Rush, pressed, lbs ...... 1b 35 Castile, Contis, white...... p e r b a r 68 Stearate Zinc, See Zinc. Castile, Fratelli, 4-lb bars, 48 Stone, Pumice, select...... ft 10 Seed, Angelica ...... 1b 35 lbs c a s e ...... : ...... 5 30 Pumice, pow d ...... ft 06 A n ise, It a lia n ...... ft 20 Castile, Fratelli, 4-oz. cakes, 48 Rotten, English ...... lb 15 Anise, Italian, powd ...... ft 25 lb s c a s e ...... 5 30 Rotten, English, powd ...... ft 10 A n ise, S tar...... 1b 35 Castile, Fratelli, 12 inch bars, 48 Strontium, Acetate, '...... oz 17 Bromide, cryst, ...... 1b 68a B ird, m ixed, 1-ft c arto n s...... 1b 07 lb s c a s e ...... 5 30 Bromide, cryst, 1-oz v., ...... oz 13 B ird, ft c a rto n s. .00-ft case, .case 4 00 Castile. Bocabelli, green ...... lb 20 Castile, Bocabelli, white ...... ft 20 Hypophosphite, 1-oz v...... oz 32 B u rd o c k ...... ft 28 Castile, Marselles, mottled..ft 8%@10 Iodide, 1-oz v ials, ...... oz 37 C a n a ry , S m y rn a ...... ft 08 A Castile, Marselles, white...... ft 11 @13 Iod id e, M. C. W., ...... ft 4 00 C a ra w ay , D u t c h ...... ft 16 C astile, A lam e d a, w h ite ...... ft 10 @12 Lactate, 1-oz vials, ...... oz 17 C a ra w a y , p o w d ...... 1b 22 Castile, Y arritu ...... N itrate, 1-ft b o x e s ,...... , ___ lb 22 Cardam om , M a la b a r ...... 1b 1 00 Castile. Yarritu, white, cakes Salicylate, 1-oz vials, ...... ’ ___ oz 14 Cardamom, Mangalore, bleach.ft 1 50 15 in c t n ...... ctn 1 65 Salicylate, Merck,...... ft 73 Cardamom, powd ...... ft 1 75 Castile, powd ...... ft 40 Strophanthin, C. P. 5-gr. vials vial 33 C e le r y ...... ft 45 A Green, Soft, Germ an ...... 1b 15 Strychnine,, Acetate, %-oz viaisoz I 65 Celery powd ...... lb 50 A Tvory. 6-oz ...... case 4 00 Bromide, %-oz vials ...... oz 165 C o lch icu m ...... Ib 53 Tvory 10-oz___ •...... case 6 75 Citrate, %-oz vials ...... oz 1 65 Colchi,cum, powd ...... 1b 56 Opodeldoc...... ft 14 Nitrate, %-oz vials ...... oz 160 Oonium .’...... lb 33 W h a le O i l ...... ft 10 Phosphate, %-oz. vials ...... oz 170 Coriander, Bleached. 10 ft 11..ft 12 Soda, A s h ...... 1b 04 A ik ., %-oz v ia ls ...... oz 1 05 Coriander, powd ...... ft 20 Caustic Com’l, 10-lb cans ...... 1b 06% Aik.. 1-oz vials...... oz 85 Cum in, M a lta ...... lb ■52 Caustic, by lime, sticks...... ft 24 Sulphate, %-oz vials ...... oz 1 00 D ill...... ft 22 Caustic, by alcohol, pure ...... ft 45 Sulphate, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 80 Fennel, G e rm a n ...... ft 30 Chloride, liquid, c. s. bottles.. doz 2 45 Sulphate, powd, %-oz vials ___ oz 1 00 Fennel, po w d...... ft 35 Sulphate, powd, 1-oz vials ...... oz 80 F lax, clean ...... ft 07 S odium , 1-oz v ia ls and t in s ...... oz 28 “ 5-oz lots, 5c oz. less F lax, g ro u n d ...... ft 07 Acetate, l-lb cart ...... ft 17 “ 10-oz lots 10c oz. less Foenugreek,pow d. 10-ft box 08 ft 10 Arsenate, Pure ...... ft 55 oz 10 Valerianate, %-oz vials ...... oz 2 60 58 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRUGS, ETC.--C o n t. DRUGS, ETC.—Cont.

S ty p tic in ...... oz 6 82 Tln, Foil, heavy ...... ft 20 Twigs, Bittersweet, pressed lbs.. ft 28 15-gr...... *...... 35 Foil, medium ...... ft 25 Foil, tissue ...... ft 30 U n g u e n t in e ...... ft 90 Styrax, Liquid ...... ft 45 Muriate, cryst ...... ft 53 Unguentum, Crede ...... oz 90 S u b la m in e T a b le t s ...... tube 32 Muriate, sol...... ft 26 S u g a r, B u rn t (c a r a m e l)...... ft 20 28 C ra n iu m , A cetate, 1-oz. G. 8. vis oz •48 1-gal. lots ...... ga l 100 ...... ft 1 31 C h loride, 1-oz. C. S. v ia ls ...... oz 52 5-gal. lots ...... g a l 85 Oxide. White ...... ft 90 A N itra te, 1-oz. G. S. v i a ls ...... oz 50 52 Milk, powd l-lb. ctns...... ft 30 Tincture, Aconite, leaves ...... ft 60 Sulph ate, 1-oz. G. S. v ia ls ...... oz Sulphur, Flour ...... b b l 2 75... ft 05 Aconite, root...... ft 70 U r e t h a n e ...... oz 32 F lo u r, 100-lb b a g s ...... ft • 03)4 Aloes and Myrrh ...... ft 80 R o ll...... * 06 Arnica Flowers ...... ft 60 Urotropin, Schering’s ...... oz 60 C h lo rid e...... oz 06 A s a fc e tid a ...... ft 1 00 Urotropin Tablets, 5-gr., 30s..box 25 Iodide, 1-oz vials ...... oz 4t> B e ila d o n a ...... ft 60 Urotropin Tablets, 7%-gr., 20sbox 25 Benzoin ...... ft 1 00 Lac., l-tt> cartons ...... ft 20 Vaccine, Virus, 10-point pkgs.. pkg 1 50 Benzoin, comp ...... lb 80 Washed, 1-ft cartons ...... ft 15 Lymph. 10 tubes ...... p k g 1 50 Blood R o o t...... ft 75 Sulfonal, Bayer ...... oz 135 B r y o n ia ...... ft 60 Validol, 25-gram vials ...... each 1 80A Sulphon—Ethyl-Methane (same as ...... ft 1 20 Cactus, grand ...... V a n illin , ...... oz 50 T r io n a i )...... oz 42 C a le n d u la ...... ft 1 00 Cannabis, In d ...... ft 1 20 Sulphon—Methane (same as Sul­ Veratrine, pure, %-oz v ia ls ...... oz 2 80A f o n a l)...... 02 31 C a n th a rid e s...... ft 1 00 C ap sicu m ...... ft 90 S vap n ia, LA -oz v ia ls ...... oz 3 35 V e r d ig r is ...... ft 35 C a r d a m o m ...... ft 80 D istille d ...... ft 70 Symphoral, 1-oz vials ...... oz 1 30 C ardam om , c o m p ...... ib 65 P o w d e r e d ...... ft 40 C atech u ...... ft 60 Syrup, Ginger ...... ft to C in ch o n a...... ft 75 V e r o n a l...... oz 1 60 45 H y d rio d ic A c i d ...... & Cinchona, comp...... ft 35 W a fe r s , M. & R. L ic o ric e ...... box 1 35 Iod id e C a lc iu m ...... ft 60 C o c h in e a l...... ft 60 Iodide Iron ...... ft 50 Cohosh, black ...... ft 75 W a t e r , L im e ...... g a l 120 Bitter Almond ...... ft 30 Ip e c a c ...... ; ...... & 70 Colchicum Root...... ft 60 Lacto-phos, Calcium ...... ft 60 Colchicum Seed...... ft 80 Cherry Laurel ___ G al. 2 00____ft 40 Lacto-phos, Iron ...... ft 65 C o lu m bo...... 1b 70 C h lo rin e ...... ft 30 Orange Feel...... 50 C o n iu m ...... ft 65 D is t ille d ...... g al 25 Phosphates Comp— : ...... '-.ft 50 D ig ita lis...... ft 60 Orange, Flower, triple ...... ft 40 Rose, triple ___ G al. 2 50 ...... ft 40 R h u b a r b ...... ft 45 E r g o t ...... ft 60 Rhubarb, aromatic ...... ft 45 E u c a ly p tu s ...... ft 60 Watercup Plant, pressed ...... ft 35 Rhubarb and potass...... ft yo G elsem iu m ...... ft 70 Wax, Bayberry ...... ft 50 R ock C an d y bbls. in c ...... g a l 57 D G e n t ia n ...... ft 60 B e e s’, y e llo w ...... ft 40 Rock Candy *4bbls. inc...... g a l 60 D Gentian, comp ...... ft 65 B e e s’,y ellow , refined, 1-oz cakes, ft 42 Rock Candy 10 gals., inc...... gal 67D G in g e r ...... ft 75 W h ite S ta r ...... - ft 65 Rock Candy 5 gals., inc ...... g a l 70 D G u a ia c ...... ft 1 00 White, No. 1...... ft 55 Rock Candy ...... ga l 72 D Guaiac, Ammon ...... ft 80 W h ite, No. 2...... ft 40 Sarsaparilla ...... ft 45 H y o sc y a m u s ...... ft 90 J ap a n ...... ft 25 45 Sarsaparilla, comp ...... ft H y d ra stis ...... ft 2 50 Fruit, can, redor white bbls 354 ft 05 Senega, ...... 60 Io d in e ...... ft 1 25 F ru it, can, P o n tiu ’s, %-gro. Sim ple...... gal 86 Iodine, colorless...... ft 1 20 c a s e ...... case 2 00 S q u ills ...... ft 30 Iodine, comp ...... ft 1 20 P a r a fin e ...... ft 15 Squills, comp...... ft 35 Ipeeac and Opium ...... ft 2 50 Johnson, Po., M-lb cans ...... doz 1 65 S tillin g ia ...... --ft 45 Iron, muriate ...... ft 40 Johnson, Po., lA - lb can s...... doz 2 50 Stillingia, comp ...... - f t 60 ...... ft 60 Johnson, Po., l-lb cans...... doz 4 00 T a r ...... ft 40 ...... ft 80 Johnson, Prepared, l-lb cans... ft 32 T o lu ...... » 40 L o b e lia ...... ft 60 Anderson, Po., % -lb c a n s...... doz 1 75' W ild C h e r r y ...... ft 35 M y r r h ...... ft 1 00 Anderson, Po., l-lb cans...... -d o z 3 50 Myrrh et Capsic ...... ft 95 Sweeping Compounds.— K. 1>. Co. White Precipitate ...... ft 1 42 D N u x V o m ic a ...... ft 70 25-lb. b o x e s ...... :each 50 Wine, Antimony ...... ft 50 50 lb. boxes...... each 65 O piu m , U . S. P ...... ft 2 00 A ro m a tic ...... ft 65 100-lb. b o x e s ...... each 1 90 Opium, 1-oz panels...... doz 1 50 Colchicum ro o t...... ft 60 T a n n a l b i n ,...... OZ 89 Opium, 2-oz panels ...... doz 2 50 Colchicum seed...... ft 60 Opium, 4-oz panels doz 10 ...... 3 50 E r g o t ...... ft 60 Talcum Powder ...... ft Opium, camphorated ---...... ft 70 Purified ...... 15 I p e c a c ...... ft 80 Opium, camphorated, 2-oz pan- I r o n ...... ft 40 T a m a rin d s ...... ft 15 75 O p iu m ...... ft 2 00 P u lp ...... ft 40 Opium, camphorated, 4-oz pan- T a r ...... ft 30 T a n n ig e n ...... oz 75 1 25 Opium, deodorized...... ft 2 00 Wood, Brazil...... ft 10 T a n n o f or m ...... oz 35 Orange Peel...... ft 1 20 F u stic, c u t ...... ft 06 T a p io c a . E ast I n d ia ...... ft 10 Fustic, ground,...... ft 07 Q u a s sia ...... ft 60 Guaiac, rasped ...... ft 15 Tar, Barbadoes ...... ft 15 R h ata.n y ...... ft 60 Guaiac, pressed, lb ...... ft 20 Tar, Coal, bbls ...... b b l 6 00 R h u b a rb ...... ft 60 L o gw o od c h ip s...... ft 05 Tar, Pine, 50-gal. bbls ...... b b l 9 00 Rhubarb, aqueous...... ft 70 Logwood, ground ...... ft 06 Tar, Pine, pints, 4-doz. cases case 2 80 Rhubarb, arom atic ...... ft 75 Red Sanders, ground ...... ft 12 Tar, Pine, quarts, 2-doz. cases.cse 2 50 Serpentaria ...... ft 90 S an d al...... ft 35 Tar, Pine, ft-gal., 1-doz. cases.cse 2 50 Sandal, p o w d ...... ft 40 Tar, Pine, 1 gal., *4-doz. cases.cse 2 25 S tram onium L e a v e s ...... ft 60 Stramonium Seed...... ft 60 X e r o f o r m ...... oz 42 Tartar, Emetic, cryst., l-lb. car­ ...... ft 80 X y lo l.. *...... ft 30 to n s...... ft 48 T o lu ...... Emetic, powd., l-lb. cartons.... ft 48 ' V a le r ia n ...... 1b 80 Yerba, Santa, pressed, lbs ...... ft 40 T e r e b e n e ...... '...... ft 68 Valerian, Ammoniated ...... 1b 80 ...... ft Zin c, M e ta l Mossy C. P ...... ft 50 T e r e b e n e ...... oz 15 Varatrum. virid ...... 90 W a r b u r g ’s, P. D. & C o ...... ft 1 00 A c e ta te ...... ft .35...... oz 10 T e rp in H y d r, ...... oz 09 W a r b u r g ’s, 1-oz v ials, P. D. & A r s e n a t e ...... oz 26 H y d ra te ...... ft 47 C o...... 1 15 A rse n i te ...... oz 26 B en zo ate...... oz 26 Terpinol, 1-oz. vials ...... oz 21 T r ik re s o l ...... ft 40 B o ra te ...... oz 26 Terra Japonica (gambier)...... ft 12 Trimethylamine, 1-oz vials ...... Oz 58 B r o m id e ...... oz 19 C a r b o la t e ...... oz 26 T h e o b r o m in e ...... oz 53 D T r i o n a i ...... 1 50 C a rb o n a te ...... ft .26 “ and Soda Salic ...... oz 33 D T r ip o li, M ount E a g le ...... doz 60 Chloride Gran ...... ft .28...... oz 10 M isso u ri...... 1b 06 C h lo rid e G ran . C. P .. ft .44___ oz 11 Thiocol, R o c h e ...... oz 105 T r o lin e ...... g a l 1 00 Chloride Fused C. P..ft .44 — oz 14 C y a n id e ...... oz 23 Thiol, p o w d ...... oz 1 00 Tropa, Cocaine HydrOchlorate, Ferro Cyanide,...... oz 26 L i q u i d ...... oz 55 1 -gram m e v i a ls ...... ea 1 00 Hypophosphite...... oz 31 Thiosinamine...... oz '48 44 Io d id e ...... oz 46 Turpentine, spirits ___ bbl 54 .g a l 76A L a c t a t e ...... oz 23 Thymol, pu re, 1-oz. vials, ...... oz 29A Chian, 1-oz. v i a l s ...... 45 N it r a t e ...... ft 58 ...... oz 13 Thymol, l-lb. bottles...... 2 7bA V e n ic e ...... 1b 50 O x a la t e ...... oz 18 Thymol-Iodide...... ft 4 83....0Z 42 White (Gum Thus)...... ft 15 Oxide W hite ...... ft 19 Spirits, 50 to g a l ...... 60 O xide W h ite C. P ...... ft 31 Thyresol, 10 gram v ia ls ...... v ia l 75 A 30 to g a l...... 85 Oxide Hubbucks ...... ft 50 P e a r ls ...... v ia l 75 A 20 to g a l ...... 1 25 P erb o ra te ...... ft 4.20...... oz 42 T a b l e t s ...... v ia l 75 A 1 50 Permanganate ...... ft 5.25....oz 55 OMAHA DRUGGIST. 59

DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRY COLORS, Etc.-Cont. SEYMOUR’S GOODS—Cont.

Zinc, P eroxide...... B> 4.20.....o z 43 Mineral Paint. BLUES. 3 00 ft 1^@ 3 Peroxide, R. & H., Vis...... lb Ohatanooga or Low’s.bbls 1 Prussian Blue ...... ft “ “ ozs ...... oz 40 P rin ce’s ...... bb ls 1 * f t 2®2 * 1b 1M@2 * U ltra m a rin e B lu e ...... ft P h o s p h a te ...... ft .86— oz 11 R a w lin s’ ...... b b ls 1 Chinese B lu e ...... lb 25 P h o sp h id e ...... ,ft 1.83....oz Ochre, Gray ...... b b ls 1 * ft 2@2 A z u re B lu e ...... ft S a lic y la te ...... oz 20 A m e r ic a n ...... b b ls % ft 1@2 15 Steavate, 1-oz. cans, M. O. W..oz F re n c h ...... b b ls 1 ^ ft 1M @ 2* GREENS. S u b g a lla t e ...... ■;...... oz 20 French Floated...bbls 1 ft 1*@2 Chrome Green, L. M. & D ...... ft Sulphate Cryst. C. P ...... © 18 G o ld e n ...... b b ls 1 ft 1 *@ 2 French Green ...... ft Sulph ate G ran . C. P ...... ft 18 R och elle...... b b ls 15S£ ft 2@3 S u lp h ate D ried C. P ...... ft 28 Olive or Bronze Green ...... 1b Orange Mineral...... __ft ~ 10 Sulphate Ooml...... ft 12 'Permanent French Green ...... ft Sulphate Coml Pow d ...... ft 15 P a in t M ills, N o. 2...... each 7 50 Bottle Green ...... ft S u lp h id e ...... ft .53------oz 13 No. 3...... each 6 00 S u lp h ite ...... ft 1.05____oz 21 REDS. P u tty , pu re, 100-lb cans. ..p e r 100ft 2 50 Sulphocarbolate ...... ft .48.. .oz 09 In d ia n R e d ...... ft 26 2 75 T an n a t e ...... oz 26 Putty, pure, 50-lb cans, per 100ft Venetian Red ...... 1b 18 P u tty , pure, 25-lb c a n s...... ft 03 Valerianate ...... oz 26 A 02* T u scan R e d ...... ft 32 And Mercury Cyanide ...... oz 37 Putty, pure, Bladder ...... ft Imperial Red ...... ft 20 3 00 And PottassiumCyanide.ft 1.58oz 24 Putty, com’l, 25-ft cans.per 100ft Calcutta Red ...... ft 52 Pumice Stone, Select Lum p _____ ft 10 Flat Brick Red...... ft 18 O r d in a r y ...... ft 08 American Vermiiiion ...... 1b 40 P o w d e r e d ...... ft 07 DRY COLORS, MISCELLANEOUS English V erm illion ...... 1b Mkt. R ed. In d ia n , E n g lis h ...... ft 10 Rose P in k ...... 1b 40 PAINTERS' SUPPLIES, Etc. L o w e ’s M eta lic. .. b b ls 9-10 ft 1*@2 Rose L a k e ...... 1b 60 • Tu s c a n ...... ft 15 C h e rry R e d ...... ft 52 .lla b a stln e , W h ite , 5-ft pkgs, 100-ft Venetian, Amer. bbls 85 cwt ft 1@2 case...... ft 10 Venetian, Derby... bbls 1* ft 2@2* YELLOWS. A ll tints, 5-ft pkgs, 100-ft case, .ft 11 Venetian, Eng ...... bbls 1\ ft 2M@3 No. 1 Chrom e Y e llo w ,L -M -O -D . .lb White, bbls and *-b b ls ...... ft 09 Venetian,Prin.Albt.bbls 1% ft 2&S D utch P i n k ...... ft Discount, 40%. Venetian, Royal. ...bbls 1* ft 2@2* O x fo rd O c h re ...... ft Aluminum Leaf ...... pack 1 25 Rose, p in k ...... ft 15 Y e llo w O c h re ...... lb Golden Ochre ...... 1b Rosin, I-per280-Ib bbl.bbl. 11 00 1b 06 Black, Drop ...... ft 10 Stone O c h re ...... 1b Drop, powder ...... ; ...... ft 12 100 l b s ...... lb 04M French Ochre ...... ft B la c k , I vo r y ...... ft 10 60 lb s ...... ft 04% Lamp, common, Is, *s, Ms and 25 lb s ___ ; ...... ft 05 M GRAINING COLORS. % s...... ft 8@15 Sanitary Kalsomine, White ...... ft 10 Light and Dark O ak ...... ft 21 Lamp, Germantown, Is, *s, Ms T in t s ...... lb 11 W a ln u t ...... lb 21 an d * s ...... ftl0@16 W h ite, 100-ft k eg s...... ft 09 A s h ...... ft 21 Lead, American ...... ft 08 Less 45%. C h e s t n u t...... ft 21 Lead, East India ...... ft 13 Sand Paper, ...... ream 2 75 Mahogany or Cherry ...... 1b 22 Blue, Celestial...... ft 08 Sand P a p e r ...... qu ire 15 Chinese, p o w d ered ...... ft 55 Sienna, Burnt, Am erican ...... ft 04 Monarch Mixed Paint. C o b a l t ...... ft 35 Burnt, Italian ...... ft 08 1 g a llo n c a n s ...... g a l 1 75 Prussian A, powdered ...... ft 45 R aw , A m e r ic a n ...... 1b 04 “ “ ...... g al 1 80 S o lu b le ...... ft 50 Raw , I t a l i a n ...... ft 08 U ltram arin e, 11. B., 28-lb box,15.ft^ 18 Silver Leaf ...... pack 1 50 Brown, Spanish ___ b b l 01...... l b l * 02 Senour’s Carriage Paints Smalts, Black ...... : ...... ft 13 Vandyke, American ...... ft 03 Qt. Pt. * Pt. Vandyke, German ...... Ib 10 B l u e ...... ft 12 G re e n ...... ft 10 SI 00 $ 60 1 40 C a rm in e , N o. 40...... oz 40 R e d ...... : ...... ft 12 Tally-Ho Red ___ 1 00 60 40 No. 40...... ft 4 00 Umber, Burnt Am erican ...... ft 03 C oach G reen ...... 1 00 60 40 Diamond Dust ...... 1b 50 Burnt Turkey ...... _____ ft 05 W in e ...... 1 00 60 40 1 00 60 40 E m ery , C lo t h ...... qu ire 60 Umber, Raw American ...... ft 03 Surrey Green ___ 1 00 60 40 Paper, assorted 00 to 1^4...... qu ire 25 R a w T u r k e y ...... ft 05 V e r m illio n ...... 80 55 tflour ...... ft 08 Vermilion, American, bulk ...... 1b 14 .. 1 30 1 30 80 55 G r a i n ...... ft 12 A m erican , 6-ft c a n s ...... ft 16 Discount 50% F la k e W h ite , A m e ric a n ...... ft 12 C h in ese...... :...... 1b 1 25 E n g lis h ...... ft 95 Flake White, English ...... ft 15 Senour’s Carriage Top Dressing White,P aris, A m ...... bb l 120 ft 1 *@ 2 F ro stin g , W h ite ...... lb 50 Paris, English ...... bbl 1 25 ft 1?£@2* H a lf P in t s ...... each $ 33 Glass Cutters, Steel______doz 80 Whiting, G ild e r s ...... bbl 1 10 ft 1*@2 P i n t s ...... each 58 Glazier’s Points, *-ft pkgs...... ft 15 S p a n ish ...... b b l 1 00 1b 1M@2 Q u arts...... each 1 00 G a llo n s ...... each 4 00 G lu e. Yellow Chrome, pure, 6-ft boxesfc 14 X X C le a r...... bb ls 12 ft 17 Com., 6-1b boxes ...... ft 10 Discount 50% 300 B r o w n ...... b b ls 12 ft 17 Com., k e g s ...... ft 06* I. S. S h e e t...... b b ls 13 ft 16 Zinc, White, American ...... ft 10 Senour’s Screen Paint R ibbon ...... '...... b b ls 14 1b 18 White, French ...... ft io F i s h ...... b b ls 16 1b 20 White, in oil, Green Seal, 25-ft Q u arts...... each 70 Ex. G ro u n d ...... b b ls 12 1b 14 cans...... ft 11* P i n t s ...... each 40 W h ite A ...... bb ls 18 ft 20 White,in oil,Red Seal, 25-ft cansft 30* * P in ts...... each 25 W h ite B ...... b b ls 14 1b 18 White, in oil, com., small tins ___ 10 H P in ts...... each 15 W h ite C ...... b b ls 12 ft 16 White, In varnish, com., small Discount 50% t i n s ...... ft 12 Gold Bronze, No. 4,000...... ft 80 Standard Barn and Roof Paint No. 5,000...... lb 90 No. 6,000...... ft 1 00 SENOUR’S GOODS. B a r r e ls ...... ga l. 65 Gold Leaf, Hasting, X X deep, pack 7 50 Senour’s Floor Paint 5 and 10 gal. K its ...... gal. 70 Graining Combs, Steel, Taylor.set 1 15 1 gal. cans ...... gal. 75 Gallon cans ...... g a l |1 30 Green, Chrome, com., kegs...... ft 08 * g a llo n c a n s ...... g a l 1 35 Red School House Paint Chrome, com., 6-lb boxes...... ft 10 Q u a rt c a n s ...... g a l 1 40 Chrome, pure, 6-lb boxes...... ft ’ 12 B a r r e ls ...... gal. 90 Magnesia, 6-ft boxes...... ft 15 The Finest and Strongest Colors on 5 and 10 gal. K its ...... gal. 95 Marseilles. 6-ft boxes...... ft 16 the Market. 1 gal. cans...... ga l. 100 Marseilles, in oil ...... ft 18 Discount 40%. Green, P aris, S. S. F.,arsen ic,kegsft 16* S en o u r’s N e u T o n e C o lo rs 100-ft k e g s ...... ft 17 BROWNS. 14, 28 and 56-lb kits...... 1b 18 Raw and burnt Um ber ...... ft $0 3° G a llo n s ...... g a l. 1 40 2 an d 5 -lb p a p er b o x es...... ft 19* Raw and burnt Sienna ...... ft 30 * G a llo n s ...... gal. 1 45 l-lb paper boxes...... ft 20* Vandyke Brown ...... ft 30 Q u arts...... gal. 1 50 *-lb paper boxes ...... 1b 21* M-lb paper boyes ...... ft 22* BLACKS. S en o u r’s E -Z Floor and Furniture Stain Harness Oil, M ille r’s * - p t s ...... doz 2 00 Refined Lamp Black ...... lb 33 G a llo n s ...... each 2 50 M ille r’s, p ts...... doz 3 75 Coach Black ...... 1b 32 * G a llo n s ...... each 1 35 M ille r’s, q t s ...... doz 5 67 Sign Writers’ Biack ...... 1b 35 Q u a r t s ...... each 75 Liquid Slating, g a llo n s...... each 1 80 Iv o ry B la c k ...... 1b 32 P in t s ...... each 40 * - g a ll o n s ...... each 95 D rop B la c k ...... ft 32 * P in ts...... each 25, Q u a rts '...... each 50 Lettering Black ...... ft 30 H P in ts...... each 15 P in t s ...... each 30 Black Paint ...... ft 30 Discount 30% 60 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

S E N O U R ’S G O O D S -C o n t. SENOUR’S GOODS—Cont. BOTTLES-Cont. Senour’s Stove Pipe Enamel VARNISHES. Amonia Ovals. Q u a r t s ...... doz 00 6 4-oz., 2-gross in case .. 2 56 3 07 P in ts...... doz 3 60 No charge for containers. 8-oz., 1 -gross in case .. 3 50 4 20 54 P in ts ...... doz 2 40 R. D. Co. Im perial Varnishes. 12-oz., 1-gross in case .. 4 50 5 40 D iscount 50# Size Gals 5 gal 10 gal. 16-oz., 54-gross in case .. 5 06' Asphaltum, B ...... $0 60 |0 55 SO 50 Senour’s Interior Enamel Asphaltum, Turp ...... 70 65 60 Atomizer Bottles. No. 1 Furniture ...... 65 60 55 lYi-oz., 1-gross in c a s e ...... gro 4 32 G a llo n s ...... g a l 1 50 1 55 No. 1. Copal...... 65 60 55 54 G a llo n s...... g a l No. C o a c h ...... 75 70 65 Blakes, Tall. 1 60 Q u a r t s ...... g al Extra Coach ...... 90 85 80 1 70 F u ll Less than P in ts...... gal Japan Dryer *‘B ” ...... 60 55 50 54 P in t s ...... g al 1 90 Cases fu ll cases Japan Dryer,No. 1 “T” 65 60 55 4-oz., 5-gross cases..gro 151 1 82 Senour’s Bicycle Enamel Japan Dryer, Turp. ... 75 70 65 1-oz., 5-gross ca se s..gro 163 1 96 No. 1 D am ar ...... 1 05 1 00 £5 2-oz., 3-gross c a se s..gro 1 80 2 16 Extra Damar ...... 1 25 1 20 1 15 B lack , k p in ts ...... p er can 20 3-oz., 2-gross ca se s..gro 2 20 2 63 Hard Oil Finish ...... 90 85 80 Rose, k pints..-...... per can 20 4-oz., 2 -gross cases, .gro 2 48 2 97 8-oz., 154-gross casesgro 2 82 3 38 Blu*», k p in ts ...... per can 20 Boston Varnish Co’s. High Grade Y e llo w , k p in t s ...... per can 20 8-oz., 1-gross ca se s..gro 3 21 3 86 Scarlet, k p in ts ...... p e r can 20 V a rn ish e s. 12-oz., 54-gross cases.gro 4 11 4 94 16-oz., 54-gross cases.gro 4 84 5 81 D iscount 50# Discount 30#. 32-oz., Vi-gross cases.gro 7 65 a 18 Kyanize Spar Composition...... g a l 14 50 Senour’s Bath Tub Enamel Kyanize Coach Varnish ...... g al 2 35 Baltimore Ovais. Q u a r t s ...... each 1 70 Kyanize Floor Finish ...... g a l 2 75-" F u ll Less than P in t s ...... each 90 Kyanize Interior Finish ...... g a l 2 75 Oases fu ll cases 54 P in t s ...... each 50 4-oz., 5-gross cases...... 147 1 76 WHITE AND CABINET VARNISHES. D iscount 50# 1-oz., 5-gross cases...... 1 58 1 89 Extra White Demar...... g a l 2 75 2-oz.. 3-gross cases...... 1 75 2 09 White Demar ...... g a l 2 25 3-oz.. 2-gross c a se s...... 2 15 2 57 Cabinet Rubbing ...... ga l 2 50 4-oz., 2-gross c a se s...... 2 42 2 90 WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD AND 6-oz., 1-gross c a se s...... 2 76 3 32 LITHARGE. FURNITURE AND COACH 7-oz., 1-gross c a se s ...... 2 87 3 45 VARNISHES. 8-oz., 1-gross c a se s...... 3 15 3 78 C o llie r’s, R ed Seal, Southern, H am ­ 12-oz,, 34-gross c ases...... 4 05 4 86 mer. Eagle or Carter Hard Oil Finish ...... g a l 2 00 14-oz., Vi-gross c a se s...... 4 22 5 07 N o. 1 F u r n it u r e ...... g a l 1 50 100, 200 o r 500 ft k e g s .. — ft 0754 16-oz., 14-gross c a se s...... 4 56 5 48 Flint-Lac Coach ...... g a l 1 50 28-oz., Vi-gross cases...... 6 58 ■ 7 90 25 or 50 1b k e g s ...... ft 07% L in o le u m ...... g a l 2 75 32-oz., 54-gross c ases...... 6 92 8 31 1254 ft k e g s ...... — ft 08 Union Japan ...... g a l 1 00 Dry Red Lead and Litharge — Citrate of Magnesia. CARRIAGE VARNISHES AND JAPANS 100 ft kegs, ft 0754 50 ft kegs ft 072£ Porcelain Stop, 54-gross ft 08 English Finishing Body ...... ga l 6 00 in c a s e ...... 7 65 9 18 Pale Durable Body ...... g a l 5 00 Cork Finish, 54-gross in White Lead, Is, 2s or 5s...... ft 0954 Elastic Gear ...... g a l 4 00 c a se ...... 4 90 5 87 500 lb. lots Vic lb . less H e a v y G e a r ...... g a l 3 50 Columbia Lead. Is, 2s or 5 s ...... ft 07k One Coat Coach ...... g a l 4 00 Castor Oils. Longwear Lead ...... ft 06k Quick Rubbing ___ ...... - g a l 4 00 Full Less than Oases full cases ft G o ld Size J a p a n ...... g a l 3 00 Imperial Lead ...... 05k 8s, 54-gross in c a s e ...... 4 69 5 63 Berry Brothers Varnishes, Etc. 12s, Vi-gross in case...... 3 94 4 73 Neal’s Carriage Paints. Discount, 20%. 16s, 54-gross in c a se ...... 3 56 4 28 20s, Vi-gross in c a s e ...... 2 94 3 53 Discount 45% E lastic F in ish In t e r io r ...... g a l $3 00 24s, 1-gross in c a s e ...... 2 75 3 30 Elastic Finish Exterior ...... g a l 6 00 A std. case 30s, 1-gress in c a s e ...... 2 63 3 15 Hard Oil Finish, m edium ...... g a l 2 00 40s, 1-gross in case ...... 2 25 2 70 contains Hard Oil Finish, walnut ...... g a l 2 00 Qt. P t. Yt-Pt. Qt. Pt. 54Pt 50s, 1-gross in case ...... 2 06 2 48 Liquid Granite A,for new floors gal 3 00 60s, 1-gross in case ___ 1 94 2 33 Raven Coach Liquid Granite B, for old floorsgal 3 00 B l k ...... SI 00 $0 60 $0 40 6 6 6 Luxeberry, light wood finish.. .gal 3 00 . Florida W ater Bottles. Citron Yel— 1 00 60 40 1 2 2 Luxeberry, white wood finish..gal 5 00 Union Copal...... g a l 150 Verm illion... 1 30 80 55 1 2 2 3-oz., 2-gross i.n qase...... g ro 2 44 S p a r...... g a l 4 50 8-oz., 1-gross in case ...... gro 4 25 Brill’t Blue.. 1 00 60 40 1 2 2 Extra Painters’ Coach...... g a l 3 00 Acme Wine.. 1 00 60 40 1 2 2 No. 1 C o ac h ...... g a l 2 25 French Square. No. 1 Furniture ...... g a l 1 75 2 Coach Green. 1 00 60 40 1 2 Extra Damar ...... g a l 2 75 Full Less than Carmine Red 1 30 80 55 1 2 2 No. 1 Japan Dryer ...... g a l 1 50 Cases full cases 54-oz., 5-gross in case ..$ 1 47 $ 1 76 Brewster Grn. 1 00 60 40 1 2 2 SHELLAC k-oz., 5-gross in case .. 147 176 W h ite ...... 1 30 80 55 1 2 *4-oz., 5-gross cases...... 147 176 Shellac, orange, denatur’d alco.gal 1 80 1-oz., 5-gross c a se s...... 158 189 Shellac, white denatured alco...gal 2 05 2-oz., 3-gross cases...... 1 75 2 09 Detroit White Lead Works Ready- 3-oz., 2-gross c a se s...... 2 15 2 57 Mix*d Varnish Gloss Valentine’s Coach Varnishes. 4-oz., 2-gross c a s e s ...... 2 42 2 90 [Carriage Paints. FINISHING. 6-oz., 1-gross c a se s...... 2 76 3 32 W earin g B od y V a r n is h ...... g a l 6 00 8-oz., 1-gross cases...... 3 15 3 78 Discount, 40%. Medium Drying Body Varnish.gal 6 00 12-oz., 54-gross cases...... 4 05 4 86 Elastic Gearing Varnish ...... g a l 5 00 16-oz., Vi-gross cases — 4 56 5 48 One Coat Coach Varnish ...... g al 4 50 32-oz., 54-gross cases...... 7 55 9 05 Quarts. Pints. 54 Pints One Coat Gear Varnish ...... g a l 3 50 B la c k ...... $0 95 55 35 Glycerine Bottles. B lu e ...... 95 55 35 RUBBING. Y e llo w ...... 95 55 35 Hard Drying Body Varnish ...... g a l 5 00 b., 1-gross in case...... gro 6 45 Quick Levelling Varnish...... g a l 4 00 Verdure Green.... 95 55 35 Graduated Ovals. Quaker Green ...... 95 55 35 Full Less than Brewster Green... 95 55 35 Cases full cases W in e C o lo r ...... 95 55 35 54-oz., 5-gross in case .. 1 47 176 BOTTLES. W -hite...... 1 20 75 50 1-oz., 5-gross in case .. 158 189 2-oz., 3-gross in case .. 1 75 2 09 Vermillion*...... 1 20 75 50 Acid Bottles, Green. 3-oz., 2-gross in case .. 2 15 2 57 R o s e ...... 1 20 75 50 4-oz., 2-gross in case ...... gro $10 80 4-oz., 2-gross in case .. 2 42 2 90 C a rm in e ...... 1 20 75 50 8-oz.. 1-gross in c a s e ...... gro 12 00 6-oz., 1-gross in case .. 2 76 3 32 16-oz., Vi-gross in c a se ...... gro 15 00 8-oz., 1-gross in case .. 3 15 3 78 Columbian Barn and Roof Paints. 20-oz., 54-gross in c a s e ...... g ro 15 00 12-oz., Vi-gross in case .. 4 05 4 86 32-oz., % - g r o s s in ca se ...... gro 20 40 16-oz., V4-gross in c a se ... 4 56 5 48 Brown, Red, and Slate. 5-pt., M-gross in case...... gro 33 60 32-oz., 54-gross in case .. 6 92 8 31 B a r r e ls ...... gal 75 54 b a r r e ls ...... g a l 75 American Oils. Horse Radish Bottles. 5 and 10 gallon kits...... g a l 80 P in ts k -g r o s s in c a s e ...... doz 3 00 A m erican , 6-oz., 1-gross in case .gro 3 00 1 g a llo n c a n s ...... g a l 85 Quarts M-gross in case ...... doz 3 75 A m erican , 8-oz.. 1-gross in case .gro 3 50 OMAHA DRUGGIST. 61

BOTTLES—Cont. BOTTLES-Cont BOTTLES—Cont. Ink Bottles. PHILADELPHIA OVALS, BRANDY B all Neck. Green, cone, 2-oz.,5-gross in case gro 2 13 FINISH. Full Less than fu ll cases Flat, square. 1-oz.,5-gross in case gro 1 81 7-oz., 1-gross in c a s e ...... gro 2 75 Cases Plat, square, 2-oz.,3-gross in case gro 2 19 14-oz., 54-gross in c a s e ...... gro 3 85 M -o z „ 5-gross cases...... 1 92 2 30 28-oz., 54-gross in ca se ...... gro 6 10 I -oz., 5-gross cases___ 2 15 2 57 Imperial Ovais. IM-oz., 3-gross cases...... 2 31 2 77 Full Less than Screw Cap. 154-oz., 3-gross cases___ 2 42 2 84 Cases full cases 3 04 14-oz., 54-gross in c a s e ...... gro 6 50 lM-oz., 3-gross cases...... 2 53 ^-oz.. 5-gross cases___ $ 1 47 $ 1 76 32-oz., 54-gross in case...... gro 10 00 2-oz., 3-gross cases___ 2 53 3 04 1-oz., 5-gross c ases...... 158 189 254-oz., 2-gross cases...... 2 70 3 24 2-oz., 3-gross c ases...... 1 75 3 09 Picnic Flasks. 3-oz., 2-gross cases. ... . 2 70 3 24 3-oz„ 2-gross c ase s...... 2 15 2 57 4-oz., 1-gross cases___ 3 10 3 71 4-oz., 2-gross cases ___ 2 42 ' 2 90 M-pt., ( 3-oz.) 1-gross in case. ..gro 195 6-oz„ 1-gross cases,___. 3 88 4 67 6-oz.. 1-gross c ase s...... 2' 76 3 32 54-pt., ( 6-oz.) 1-gross in case ..g ro 2 40 8-oz., 1-gross cases...... 4 73 5 67 8-oz., 1-gross cases...... 3 15 3 78 1-pt., (12-oz.) 54-gross in case. ..gro 3 75 12-oz., 54-gross ca ses___. 5 68 6 88 12-oz., 54-gross c a ses...... 4 05 4 86 1-qt., (24-oz.) 54-gross in case... gro 535 16-oz-, 54-gross in case . 6 98 3 73 18-oz., 54-gross c a se s...... 4 56 5 48 Sour Mash. Greeni. 32-oz., 54-gross c ase s...... 6 92 8 31 F u ll L e ss than Full Less than Case Full Case King; Ovals. Cases full cases %-oz., 5-gross in case , . 1 92 2 30 5-oz., 1-gross in case ... 2 80 3 17 5s, 54-gross in c a se ...... 7 56 8 17 1-oz., 5-gross in case . . 2 15 2 57 10-oz., 1-gross in case ... 3 93 4 46 2-oz., 3-gross in case , . 2 53 3 04 Shoo Fly Flask. 3-oz., 2-gross in case . . 2 70 3 24 Long Bd„ Green. 4-oz., 2-gross in case . . 3 10 3 71 2-oz.. 5-gross in c a s e ...... g ro 181 54-pt., ( 6-oz.) 1-gross in case, gro 2 40 6-oz., 1-gross in case , . 3 88 4 67 1-pt., (12-oz.) 54-gross in case.. .gro 3 75 8-oz., 1-gross in case . . 4 73 5 67 Liquid Opodeldoc. 1-qt., (24-oz.) 54-gross in case ..gro 5 35 5-gross in c a s e ...... gro 1 88 PHILADELPHIA OVALS. NURSING BOTTLES. i4-oz., 1 47 1 76 LIQUOR BOTTLES AND FLASKS. Straight Neck. 1-oz., 1 58 1 89 2-oz., 1 75 2 09 Belle of Bourbon. Full Less than 3-oz., 2 15 2 57 Full Less than Cases F u ll C ases 4-oz., 2 42 2 90 Cases full cases 6-oz. 2 76 3 32 8-oz., Plain, 1-gro. in cse. 3 15 3 78 7-oz., 3 45 5s, 54-gross in c a se ...... 7 56 * 17 8-oz., G rad., 1-gro. in cse. 3 15 3 78 1-gross cases...... 2 87 8-oz., 3 15 3 78 12-oz., P lain , 1-gro. in cse. 4 05 4 86 1-gross ooxes. .grc 8s, 1-gross in case ...... 5 38 5 81 12-oz., 54-gross boxes.grc 4 05 4 86 12-oz., G rad., 1-gr . in cse. 4 C5 4 86 14-oz., 54-gross cases...... 4 22 5 07 B ra n d y . Bent Neck. 16-oz., 54-gross boxes.grc 4 56 5 48 4s, Flint, 54-gross in case. 8 38 9 05 28-oz., 54-gross cases ... 6 58 7 90 5s, Flint, %-gross in case. 7 56 8 17 8-oz., Plain, 1-gro. in cse.. 3 60 4 32 32-oz., 6 92 8 31 6s, Flint, 1-gross in case. 6 88 7 40 8-oz., Grad., 1-gro. in cse. 3 60 4 32 Root Beer, Patent Stop. 8s, Flint, 1-gross in case 5 38 5 81 Daisy Nurser. 10s, Flint, 1-gross in case. 5 06 5 51 Pints, 4-dozen i n c a s e ...... doz 4s, Amber,54-gross in case 8 35 9 05 6-oz.. Plain, 1-gro. in cse.. 3 57 4 05 Q uarts, 2-dozen in c a s e ...... doz 5s. Amber,54-grossincase 7 70 8 30 Betsy Brown. 8s, Amber, 1-gross in case 5 99 6 45 ROUND PRESCRIPTION 4s, Seal Flint,54-groincse 8 38 9 05 8-oz., G rad ., 1-gross in c a s e ...... gro Narrow Mouth. 5s, Seal Flint,54-groin cse 7 56 8 17 8s, Seal Flint, 1-groin cse 5 38 5 81 Olive Oil Bottles. Full Less than Cases full cases 10s, Seal Flint, 1-gro in cse 5 06 5 50 3-oz., (5 4 -p t) 1-gross in c a s e .. .gro 3 00 B a lt im o r e . 6-oz., ( 1-pt.) V4-gross in case. ..gro 4 00 54-oz., 5-gross in case .. 1 47 1 76 12-oz., ( 1-qt.) 54-gross in case. ..g ro 6 00 1-oz., 5-gross in case .. 1 58 1 89 7-oz., Brdy Finish, 1-gro in case.gro 2 75 2-oz., 3-gross in case .. 1 75 2 09 14-oz., B rd y Finish,54-gro in c ase.gro 3 85 Oil Samples. 3-oz., 2-gross in case .. 2 15 2 57 28-oz., B r d y Finish,54-gro in ca se.gro 6 10 4-oz., -gross in case . . 2 42 2 90 C la re t. 1-oz., 5-gross in c a se ...... gro 3 50 6-oz., 1-gross in case .. 2 76 3 32 2-oz., 3-gross in c a se ...... gro 8-oz., 1-gross in case . . 3 15 3 78 5s, Amber, 1-gross in case ...... gro 7 70 3 69 3-oz., 2-gross in c a se ...... g ro 4 50 12-oz., 5^-gross in case . . 4 05 4 86 16-oz", ^-gross in case .. 4 56 5 48 Columbia Flasks. 4-oz., 2-gross in c a se ...... gro 5 75 8-oz., 1-gross in c a s e ...... gro 7 38 32-oz., % -gross in case . . 6 92 8 31 6-oz., 1-gross in c a se ...... gro 2 40 7-oz., I-gross in case ...... gro 2 55 Wide Mouths. 8-oz., 1-gross in case ...... gro 2 75 PACKERS. 54-oz.. 5-gross in case .. 1 62 1 83 12-oz., 54-gross in c a s e ...... gro 3 75 Narrow Mouth. 1-oz., 5-gross in case . . 1 72 ’1 96 14-oz., 54-gross in c a s e ...... gro 3 80 2-oz., 2-gross in case . . 1 90 2 16 16-oz., 54-gross in c a se ...... g ro 4 00 F u ll Less than 3-oz., 2-gross in case .. 2 32 2 63 24-02., }4-gross in c a se ...... gro 5 35 Cases F u ll cases 4-oz., 2 gross in case .. 2 67 3 04 5 Gross 5$ 10 Gross 10$ '/a-gal., J^-gross in case. 10 80 12 96 6-oz., 1-gross in case .. 3 04 3 43 5-pt... f-gross in case. 14 68 17 63 8-oz., 1-gross in case .. 3 45 3 93 Dandy Flasks. 1-gal., 1-6-gross in case 17 05 20 46 12-oz., 5^-gross in case .. 4 52 5 22 2-gal., 1-12-gross in case 45 00 54 00 16-oz., 54-gross in case . 5 05 5 74 Screw caps, 6-oz., 1-gro. in case.gro 5 50 32-oz., 54-gross in case . . 7 61 8 58 Screw caps, 8-oz , 1-gro. in case.gro 5 83 W ide Mouth. Screw caps, 12-oz., 54-gro. in case.gro 7 00 Amber. Screw caps, 16-oz., 54-gro. in case.gro 7 83 54-gal., 54-gross in case. 11 03 13 23 4-oz., 2-gross in case . . 2 56 3 07 1-gal., 1-6-gross in case 17 27 20 72 8-oz., 1-gross in case . . 3 50 4 20 G in. 36-oz., 54-gross in case . . 5 06 6 07 3s, Imported Style, 54-gro in cse.gro 12 22 POMADES 12-oz., 5^-gross in case . 7 69 9 23 4s, Imported Style, 54-gro in cse.gro 9 79 5-pts. M-gross in case . . 16 31 19 58 Screw Cap. Glass Stop Flasks. Shoe Polish Bottles. 154-oz.. ■ gro 3 00 3-oz., with daubers, 3-gro in cse .gro 3 75 7-oz., 1-gross in ca se ...... gro 4 05 gro 3 00 8-oz.. 1-gross in ca se ...... g ro 4 20 • gro 4 25 14-oz.. 54-gross in c a s e ...... g ro 5 4o Shop Furniture. 16-oz., 54-gross in c a se ...... gro 5 70 Cork Finish. HEIGHT OP TINCTURES AND SALTMOUTHS TO TOP OF STOPPERS. Hock Wines. ■ gro 1 82 Full Less than .gro i ye 3 -g a llo n ...... 18 in V2- p i n t ...... 7 in Cases full cases .gro 2 16 1 -gallon...... 15 in 4-oz...... 6 in gro 2 97 J4-gallon...... 13 in 2-oz...... 5 in 5s, Amber, 54-gross in case 9 00 9 72 Q u a r t ...... 11 in 1-oz...... 4 in 6s, Amber, 1-gross in case 8 38 9 05 P in t...... 9 in PANELS. Jo. Jo. Flasks. Argyle. Tincture Bottles, Glass Stopper. 54-pt. ( 6-oz.) 1-gross in c a se ___gro 2 40 doz 75 1-pt. (12-oz.) 54-gross in case ___ gro 3 75 F u ll Less than doz 94 1-qt. (24-oz.) 54-gross in case ___ gro 5 35 Cases fu ll cases doz 1 13 P e r Gro. P e r Gro. doz 1 Olympia Flasks. 31 lM-oz., 3-gross in case .. 2 31 2 77 doz 1 50 54-pt. ( 6-oz.) 1-gross in c a s e ___ gro 3 00 154-oz., 3-gross in case .. 2 42 2 84 doz 1 69 1-pt. (12-oz.) 54-gross in case ___ gro 4 55 2-oz., 2-gross in case .. 2 53 ■ 3 04 .doz 3 00 1-qt. (24-oz.) V%-gross in c a se ___ g ro 7 00 2J4-oz., 2-gross in case .. 2 70 3 04 doz 4 50 62 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

BOTTLES—Cont. MISCELLANEOUS.—Cont. MISCELLANEOUS, Cont.

Salt Mouths, Glass Stopper. Boxes—W ood. 9 Fits V4 gal. bot ...... 6 80 Gro. 10 Fits 5 pt. and gal. bot ...... 8 80 1-oz., 1-gross in c a s e ...... doz 94 1-16-oz. 30 2-oz., H -gross in c a s e ...... doz 1 13 S i-o z ... 45 1-6 A sst...... 4-oz., % -gross in ca se...... doz 1 31 1 -o z ... . 75 3-6 Asst...... 2 93 8-oz., ^ -g ro s s in c a s e ..:...... doz 169 lV i-oz.. . 90 6-10 A s s t ...... 8 10 16-oz., l/2-gross in c a s e ...... doz 188 4-oz___ 2 00 32-oz., K -gro ss in c a se ...... doz 2 44 J^-gai., 1-12-gross in ca se ...... doz 3 75 CANS. Corks—Specie or jar. Price per 100( 1-gal., 1-12-gross in case ...... doz 6 00 Sheif Bottles. Colum bia, 5 -gal...... each 75 D iam eter. V4 in. D ru ggist, 3 - g a l ...... each 50 145-piece set, s q u a re ...... per set 35 7a U...... II 40 D ru gg ist, 5 - g a l...... each 75 %...... 1 40 Sterilizing: Bottles. Glycerine. 5-gal...... each 75 1 ...... 1 63 Good Enough, 3-gal...... each 50 1H...... 1 87 8-oz., 1-gro. in case, full case 2 98, Good E n ou gh. 5 -g a l...... each 75 less th a n ca se ...... 3 57 1M...... 2 09 High C, 5-gal...... each 75 1%...... 2 56 Soda Syrups, Iron Side, 5-gal...... each 75 1V4...... 3 02 Quarts. M-gross in case ...... doz 2 75 1% ...... 3 49 CHEMICAL FLASKS, FLAT 1%...... 4 19 Tonic Bottles. BOTTOM. 1% ...... 5 35 8-oz., 1-gross in case ...... gro 3 75 2 6 28 1-o z doz 1 25 2H...... 7 21 Toilet, Chicago. 2-o z doz 1 50 2bi...... '...... 8 38 4-oz...... doz 1 75 2%...... 9 31 4-oz., 2-gross in case ...... gro 2 95 8-oz...... doz 2 25 8-oz.. 1-gross in case ...... gro 3 75 2Yt...... 10 64 16-oz...... doz 3 00 2%...... 11 97 Toilet Cream. 32-oz...... doz 4 50 2%...... 13 30 V^-gal...... doz 6 00 2%...... 14 63 2-oz., 3-gross in case ...... g ro 2 50 1-gal...... doz 10 50 3-oz., 2-gross in c a se ...... gro 2 94 3 ...... 15 96 4-oz., 2-gross in c a se ...... gro 3 50 3H...... 21 28 CHIMNEYS. 3V4...... 26 60 G oth ic. Sun, No. 1.;...case 2 60...... doz 45 3%...... 31 92 4 %-oz., 2-gross in case ...... gro 3 75 Sun, No. 2...... case 3 25...... doz 60 USONA OVALS. Sun Hinge, No. 1...... doz « 45 Cork Pressers. Each Sun H inge, No. 2...... doz 55 Rotary, small...... 10 50 Full Less than M acbeth No. 49...... doz 1 75 Cases Full Case Rotary, large. Rochester, No. I ...... doz 1 00 Iron, Small... %-oz., 5-gross in case .. 1 47 1 76 Rochester, No. 2 ...... doz 1 20 Iron, Large... 1-oz., 5-gross in case .. 1 58 1 89 Rochester, No. 3 ...... doz 2 50 2-oz., 3-gross in case .. 1 75 2 09 La Bastie. No. 1...... doz 125 3-oz., 2-gross in case .. 2 15 2 57 La Bastie, No. 2...... doz 1 50 DOUCHE PANS 4-oz., 2-gross in case .. 2 42 2 90 Straight Gas, 8-inch ...... doz 85 6-oz., 1-gross in case .. 2 76 3 32 G lobe G a s ...... doz 1 00 Z in c ...... doz 8 75 8-oz., 1-gross in case .. 3 15 3 78 W h ite G ra n ite ...... doz \2 50 12-oz., % -gross in case .. 4 05 4 86 16-oz., % -gross in case .. 4 56 5 48 CORKS. G ra y G ra n ite ...... doz 11 60 32-oz., ^ -g r o s s in case .. 6 92 8 31 In Bags of 500 Each. Price per 1000: DRUG MILLS.

PEERLESS OVALS

Full Less than E n terprise, No. 5...... ,..e a c h 8 00 jOases Full Case Enterprise, No. 7...... each 1100 Yt-oz., 5-gross in case.. 1 55 1 7t> o 1-oz.. 5-gross in case.. 1 67 1 s9 Enterprise, No. 9 ...... each 16 00

z R e g u la r P o p u lar Circle B Circle B Ex. lo n g Circle A R e g u la r Circle A 2-oz., 3-gross in case.. 1 85 2 09 Ex. L o n g Quaker City, No. 4,with hoppereach 3 80 XX XX G ra d e 3-oz., 2-gross in case.. 2 27 2 57 000 94 Quaker Ciey, No. 4, without 4-oz., 2-gross in case.. 2 56 2 90 00 94 h o p p e r...... each 3 20 6-oz.. 1-gross in case.. 2 91 3 32 0 94 98 1 90 2 25 1 20 1 40 8-oz., I-gross in case.. 3 33 3 78 1 94 98 1 90 2 25 1 40 12-oz., 54-gro ss in c a se.. 4 28 4 85 1 20 EVAPORATING DISHES. 2 94 1 05 1 90 2 25 1 25 1 40 16-oz., Vi-gross in c a se .. 4 64 4 86 3 1 20 1 30 2 60 2 90 11 0 P o rc e la in . 32-oz., %-grossin case.. 7 31 8 31 1 50 4 1 33 1 48 2 90 3 30 1 75 2 10 No. 1. 2%-in, 1-oz...... each 15 5 1 73 1 78 3 50 3 90 2 10 2 60 No. 2, 2%-in, 2-oz...... each 20 3 00 6 1 86 1 99 3 85 4 55 2 40 No. 3, 3V6-in, 3-oz...... each 25 Miscellaneous. 7 2 40 3 10 4 90 6 30 3 15 4 15 No. 4, 3 ^ -in , 3-oz...... each 30 8 2 80 3 45 5 60 7 35 3 80 5 00 No. 5, 4-in, 6-oz...... each 35 BED PANS. 9 3 06 3 75 7 00 7 90 4 50 5 70 No. 6, 4 ^ -in , 8-oz...... each 40 Perfection No. 1, Wht Porcelain.doz 24 00 10 3 99 4 SO 8 40 11 00 5 50 7 90 No. 7, 5-in, 12-oz...... each 45 4 26 Perfection No. 3, Gray Enamel..doz 37 50 11 No. 8, 5%-in, 16-oz...... each 55 White Porcelain. M edium ...... doz 8 00 12 4 66 No. x3, q t ...... each 65 5 19 Yellow Porcelain, Medium .. ..doz 7 00 13 No. x5, 10M-in, % -g a l...... each 1 00 White Enamel, No. 510...... doz 15 00 14 5 59 Gray Enamel, No. 515...... doz 16 50 15 6 27 Iron Enamel. 16 8 17 6-in., p t...... each 40 BEAKER CLASSES 17 8 93 8-in., q t ...... each 50 9 98 WITHOUT TIP W IT H T IP 18 10-in.. V£-gal...... each 55 1 -o z .... 1 00 1^-OZ. 1 20 19 10 64 13-in., 1 -gal...... — each 1 00 20 12 35 2 -o z .. . . 1 08 3-oz. 1 33 16-in., 2 -g a l...... each 1 80 3-OZ___ 1 33 5-oz. 1 50 22 15 39 5-oz___ 1 40 7-oz. 1 67 24 19 38 FILTERING RACKS. 7 -oz___ 1 67 12-oz. 1 83 26 23 18 5-in...... each 40 11-oz___ 1 83 18-oz..___ d oz 2 33 1-6 1 33 1 45 2 80 3 20 1 70 2 10 7-i...... n each 45 16-oz— 2 33 24-oz. 2 67 2-6 1 43 1 56 2 95 3 40 1 80 2 20 9-in...... each 55 24-oz___ . .doz 2 67 32-oz. 4 20 3-6 1 54 1 66 3 20 3 65 1 95 2 40 32-oz___ . d o z 4 20 6-10 2 84 3 42 5 95 7 45 3 90 6 45 Burettes Stoppers, 25cc...... each 1 80 11-20 7 60 FUNNELS, GLASS. Bunsen Burners,...... 37 14-20 8 85 1-o z each 10 16-20 10 02 2-oz..." . each 10 BOXES. 4-oz. ! ...... each 10 Tin Ointment. M e y e r’s 8-o z .... each 12 P i n t ...... each 15 Gro. Pat. HAJA CORKS-Extra Long C ap acity %-oz., plain, tin.. ,.J0 34 Q u a r t ...... each 20 V ^-gallon ...... each 30 “ M-oz., 43 60 No. P e r M V Ys-o z., 62 75 1 -gallo n ...... each 40 “ %-OZ., “ .. 72 97 1 F its Y% oz. b o t ...... 1 68 2-gallon . each 80 “ 1-OZ., “• 86 1 15 2 F its 1 oz. b o t ...... 1 68 R ib b e d “ lvi-oz., “ 1 16 1 45 3 Fits 2 oz. b o t ...... 2 40 “ 2-oz., “ . 1 38 1 80 4-oz...... each 12 “ 2V4-oz., “ . 1 55 4 Fits 3 and 4oz. b o t...... ,2 66 8 -o z ." ...... each 15 “ 3-oz., “ . 1 90 2 20 5 F its 6 oz. b o t ...... 3 08 P i n t ...... e*ch 20 Q u a r t ...... each 25 4-oz., “ . 2 15 2 50 6 Fits 8 and 12 oz. bot...... 3 60 “ 6 -o z , “ . 2 90 3 30 ^ -g a llo n ...... each 40 “ 8-oz., “ . 3 40 3 85 7 F its 16 oz. b o t ...... 4 80 1-gallon each 60 “ 16-oz., “ . 5 15 8 F its 32 oz. bot ...... 6 00 2-gallon each 1 20

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MISCELLANEOUS.—Cont. MISCELLANEOUS.—Cont. MISCELLANEOUS.—Concluded. CLASS TUBING MORTARS. P ill Machines, with Side Rollers. Each G lass, 1-oz...... each 1 For 12 pills ...... $3 25 % to % -in c h ...... lb 50 Glass, 2-oz...... each 25 K to 1-inch...... lb 50 For 18 pills ...... 3 75 G lass, 4 -o z ...... each 30 For 24 pills ...... 4 00 GRADUATES, CLASS, APOTHE­ G lass. 8-oz...... each 35 Glass, pint ...... each 45 PILL TILES. CARIES. T L Glass, q u a r t ...... each 65 Porcelain. Cone Tumbler G lass, 5£-gal...... each 1 25 Iron, goblet shape, ^-plnt ------each 30 6x6 ...... each 5o 1 -d ra c h m ...... Iro n , goblet shape, 1-pint...... each 40 6x8 ...... each 75 2 -drachm ...... Iron, goblet shape, 1-quart... each 55 8x10...... each 90 %-oz...... Iron, goblet shape. 54-gal...... each 85 10x10...... each 1 00 1-oz...... 20 Iron, go blet shape, 1 -g al...... each 1 50 10x12...... each 1 50 2-oz...... : ...... 25 Iron, goblet shape, 2-gal...... each 2 00 12x12...... each 1 60 3-oz...... ___ each 25 Porcelain, Shallow. 30 Glass. 4-oz...... No. 0, 28-oz...... each 1 60 8x10 ...... each 1 00 40 No. 1, 20-oz...... each 1 10 8-oz...... No. 2, 15-oz...... each 85 PIPETTES. 12-oz ...... No. 3. 8-oz...... each 75 60 Glass, graduated, 5cc ...... each 60 No. 4, 5-oz...... each 60 90 Glass, graduated, 10cc...... each 65 32-oz...... N o. 5, 3-oz...... each 50 Glass, graduated, 25cc ...... each 90 CRADUATES. GLASS, METRIC. N o. 6, 2 -oz...... each 40 No. 7,. 1 -oz...... each 30 Single Double RECEIVERS. No. 8, 54-o z ...... each 25 Scale Scale Glass, 4-oz...... '... . each 40 1-drachm or 5-cc ___ each 20 25 W e d g e w o o d . G lass, 8-oz...... each 45 2 -drachm or 10-cc ...e a c h 20 25 0000, 2-oz...... each 25 Glass, 1-pt...... each 50 ^-oz. or 15-cc...... 25 000, 4-oz...... each 30 G lass, 1 -qt...... each 65 1-oz. or 30-cc...... 25 00, 6-oz...... each 40 Glass, 54-gal...... each 90 2-oz. or 60-cc...... 30 0, 8-oz...... each 45 4-oz. or 120-cc...... each 30 40 No. 1, 10-oz...... each 50 RETORTS AND RETORT 8-oz. or 250-cc___ ...... each 40 55 No. 2, 16-oz...... each 60 STANDS. No. 3. 24-oz...... each 65 300-cc ...... ___ each 45 3 -ring iron stand ...... each 50 No. 4, 36-oz...... each 75 16-oz. or 500-cc.. .. 85 4-ring iron stand ...... each 90 No. 5. 56-oz...... each 1 00 32-oz. or 1000-cc. each 90 1 15 Retort, glass stoppered, 2-oz. each 35 No. 6, 72-oz...... each 1 35 Retort, glass stoppered, 4-oz. each 40 Phoenix, Cone Shape. No. 7, 6 -p in t s ...... each 1 50 Retort, glass stoppered, 8-oz. each 45 5£-oz...... each 30 No. 8, 8 -p in t s ...... each 1 70 Retort, glass stoppered, 16-oz. each 50 2-oz...... each 35 No. 9, 10-pints...... each 2 25 Retort, glass stoppered, 1-qt. each 65 4-oz...... each 40 No. 10, 12-pints...... each 2 40 Retort, glass stoppered. 54-gal.each 90 8-oz...... : ...... each 50 No. 11, 15-pints...... each 3 25 Retort, glass stoppered, 1-gal.each 1 20 32-oz...... each 1 15 'N o . 12, 1 7 -p in ts...... each 3 60 Tumbler Shape. PAPER—FILTERING. SPATULAS Each 4-oz...... each 40 French. g r a y , w h i t e 3-inch blad e, coca h a n d le ...... 10 18 8-oz...... each 50 r o u n d pack pack 4-inch blade, coca handle ...... 20 No. 7— 3-inch...... — *0 10 5-inch blade, coca handle ...... 26 Sterling, Complete. No. 10— 4-inch— ...... — 16 o-incli blade, coca handle ...... 30 Single Double N o. 13— 5 -lnch...... — 19 7-inch blade, coca bundle ...... 35 Scale Scale No. 15— 6-inch...... 10 18 22 8-inch blade, coca handle ...... 45 -d r a c h m ...... each 35 No. 19— 8-inch...... 22 28 10-inch blade, coca handle ...... 85 1-o z ...... each 28 35 No. 2 5 - 10-inch...... 28 35 12-inch blade, coca handle ...... 1 20 2-o z *...... each 33 45 No. 33—13-inch...... 44 52 STERILIZERS. 4 -oz...... each 40 65 N o. 40—15-inch...... 56 65 8 -oz...... each 65 1 00 No! 45-18-inch...... 72 80 A rn old s, No. 7 ...... each 2 75 16-oz...'...... each 80 1 25 No. 50—20-inch...... 80 1 00 Arnolds, No. 8 ...... each 3 15 3 2 -o z ...... each 1 15 1 65 No. 65—26-inch...... 2 50 3 00 Arnolds, No. 12 ...... each 4 05 Arnolds, Nr l'1 ...... each 4 50 Sterling, Glass Only. No. 80—31-inch...... 3 50 4 75 No. 100—39-inch ...... 5 25 6 00 Single Double Square, 21x17...... quire 22 30 SIEVES. Scale Scale Brass, 8-in., No. 40...... each 60 2 -d r a c h m ...... each 25 30 PAPER BAGS. B rass, 8-in., No. 60...... each 70 1-o z ..each 17 25 Manilla. Brass, 8-in., No. 80...... each 95 2-o z each 20 30 P e r 500 P e r 500 4-oz...... each 25 45 H -lb ...... $0 27 8 -lb...... $1 25 TANKS 8k )z ...... each 40 70 5 4 -lb .... 35 10-lb...... 140 Richardson Drug Co, Each 16-oz...... each 60 95 1 -lb ...... 45 12-lb...... 1 70 50-gallon gasoline, c ra t e d ...... 15 50 32-oz...... each 85 1 35 2 - l b ...... 55 14-lb...... 2 25 60-gallon turpentine, crated ...... 5 5i Rubber Base, For. 3 - l b ...... 70 16-lb...... 2 45 60-gallon oil, cra te d ...... 6 i'0 1-oz., S te r lin g ...... each 14 4 - l b ...... 75 20-lb...... 2 70 25-lb.... 2-oz., S te r lin g ...... each 14 5 -lb ...... 95 TfcST TUBES 6- l b ...... 30-lb...... 4-oz., S te rlin g ...... each 20 ...... 1 10 .... 3 50 3-inc h doz $0 15 35-lb.... 8-oz., Sterling ...... each 27 7 - l b ...... 1 15 .... 4 05 4-inc h doz 18 16-oz.. S te r lin g ...... each 33 PAPER BOTTLE CAP. 5-inc h doz 20 32-oz., S te rlin g ...... each 35 6-inc h ...... doz 25 Colors white, purple, pink, green, orange, 7-inc h doz 30 S te rlin g , C o m p le te , S. S. yellow . 8-inc h ...... doz 35 3 0 -cc...... each 28 Gro. 9-inc h doz 50 60-cc ...... each 33 No. 1, for Yn-oz b o t tle ...... $0 25 10-inc h doz 60 120-cc...... each 40 No. 2, fo r 1-oz. bo ttle ...... 25 3 to 6-inch, nested...... nest 15 500-cc...... each 80 No. 3. fo r 2 and 3-oz. bo ttle...... 25 3 to 9-inch, nested...... nest 30 Tall Graduates in Minim. No. 4, fo r 4-oz. b o t t le ...... '...... 30 l-oz each 25 No. 5, fo r 6 an d 8-oz. bo ttle ...... 35 TINCTURE PRESSES. No. 6, fo r 12 and 16-oz. bo ttle...... 40 Q u a r t ...... each 3 75 U n iqu e, S. S. Percolators, Syrup. H -g a l...... each 4 50 54 -oz...... each 15 Reynolds, galvan. iron, 5-gal. each 4 50 1-ga l ...... each 6 50 1-o z each 20 Reynolds, galvan. iron, 10-gal. each 6 00 2-ga l each 10.00 2-o z each 25 Reynolds, galvan. iron, 20-gal. each 8 00 TUBES. 4-oz each 30 Rochester, galvan. iron, 4-gal. each 3 00 T h istle ...... each 15 8-oz each 40 Rochester, galvan. iron, 8-gal. each 4 50 F u n n el ...... each 20 16-oz each 60 Percolators and Percolating Jars, Glass. 32-oz...... each 90 URINALS. Oldberg, 1-pt...... each 30 Female, glass, with handle ...... ea 45 HYDROMETER JARS O ld barg. 1 -q t...... each 45 Female, glass, no handle ...... ea 40 10-inch...... e a c h 35 Oldberg, 54-gal ...... each 65 12-inch...... each 55 Oldberg, 1-gal...... each 1 00 Female, glass, with handle, grad.ea 60 16-inch each 60 Oldberg, 2-gal ...... each I 25 Male, glass, with handle...... ea 40 Male, glass, no handle ...... ea 35 18-inch...... each 65 Cone shape, 1-pt...... each 25 Male, glass, with handle, grad— ea 55 Hydrometer Jars, Graduated. Cone shape, 1 -q t...... each 35 Female, porcelain, with handle, .ea 50 2 5 -cc...... each 20 Cone shape, % -gal...... each 55 Male, porcelain, with handle — ea 50 3 0 -c c ...... each 20 Cone shape, 1-gal...... each 75 6 0 -cc...... each 25 Cone shape, 2-gal...... each 1 00 WOOD PILL BOTTLES. Jars, Graduated, 1-qt...... each 90 2 -d ra c h m ...... gro 60 INFUSION MUCS. Jars, Graduated, 54-gal...... each 1 25 4 -d ra c h m ...... gro 80 Q u art ...... each 1 88 Jars, G rad u ated , 1 -g a l...... each 2 00 8 -d rach m ...... gro 1 10 54-gal ...... each 40 Jars, Graduated, 2-gal...... each 2 50 16-drachm ...... gro 1 75 64 OMAHA DRUGGIST. LIQUOR DEPARTMENT

The following prices are inclusive. No extra charge for Port, K. & F. Calif.. 10 yr ...... Gal. 1.25 1.35 1.50 1.60 1.70 containers. Port, Barton, Calif.. 7 vr ...... Gal. 1.00 1.10 1.25 1.35 1.45 Port, Vina Calif., 5 y r ...... Gal. .90 1.00 1.15 1.25 1.35 BRANDY, CALIFORNIA Port, Dreyfus Calif...... Gal. .90 1.00 1.15 1.25 1.35 Less P o rt, Duroy & H a in e s ...... Gal. 1.75 2.00 2.00 Bbl. VSBbl. 10s 5s qunty. Port, Empire...... 1.00 1.10 1.25 1.35 1.45 Drefus, 1908 ...... G a l...... $2.85 $3.00 $3.10 $3.20 Port, H a ja ...... 1.50 1.60 1.70 1.80 Sterns, 1908...... G a l...... 2.85 3.00 3.10 3.20 Port, Benton Hall...... 1.75 California Muscatel...... G a l...... 2.50 2.65 2.75 2.85 Sherry, K. & F. Calif., 10 yr ---- 1.25 1.35 1.50 1.60 1.00 Sherry, Dreyfus Calif., 5 yr., .. .. Gal. 1.00 1.10 1.25 1.35 1.42 BRANDY, DOMESTIC Sherry, Hammondsport...... Gal. 1.25 1.35 1.45 Sherry, Haja Calif...... Gal. 1.50' 1.60 1.70 1.80 Cognac, 90#...... Gal. 1.70 1.80 1.95 2.05 2.15 Pherry, Duroy & Haines...... 2.15 C ognac, 100%...... Gal. 1.75 1.85 2.00 2.10 2.20 SheVry, Benton H all...... Gal. 1.75 Sonoma, 90#...... Gal. 2.00 2.10 2.25 2.35 2.45 P acific Slope, 90%...... Gal. 2.10 2.20 2.35 2.45 2.55 Raisin, 70%...... Gal. 1.50 1.60 1.75 1.85 1.95 WHISKY, TWO STAMP BRANDY, IMPORTED Indian Hill, fall 1909...... Gal. 2.00 2.10 2.25 1.35 2.54 Otard Dupuy & C o...... G a l...... 6.75 6 7.00 7.25 Kentucky Club, 1907 ...... Gal. 2.35 2.45 2.60 2.70 2.80 H e n n esse y ...... Gal. 7.00 7.10 7.25 7.35 M ercantile Club, 1907 ...... Gal. 2.40 2.50 2.65 2.75 2.85 CORDIALS, DOMESTIC Standard, 1909...... Gal. 2.00 2.10 2.25 2.35 2.45 A p ric o t...... G a l. 1.85 1.95 2.10 2.20 2.30 Creme de Men the, Lord Ives — ....Gal. 4.00 WHISKY, BLENDED A p p le ...... 1.90 2.00 2.15 2.25 2.35 Blackberry, Seneca Castle — ....Gal. 1.10 1.20 1.35 1.45 1.55 .Gal 1.90 2.00 2.15 2.25 2.35 Blackberry, Eclipse ...... Gal. .90 1.00 1.15 1.25 1.35 Colem an, 95%... .Gal. 2.10 2.20 2.35 2.45 2.55 Blackberry, Diamond A ...... Gal. .90 1.00 1.15 1.25 1.35 C lark e’s Rye, 10 Gal. 300 3.10 3.20 R oyal Arm s B. B. Juice ...... Gal. 1.50 1.60 1.70 1.75 1.85 Golden Crown,' Gal 2.00 2.10 2.25 2.35 2.45 Ap ricot, L o rd Iv e s ...... 2.75 Gal 2.75 2.85 3.00 3.10 3.20 O range ...... 1.85 1.95 2.10 2.20 2.30 Gal. 2.00 2.10 2.25 2.35 2.45 P e a c h ...... Gal. 1.90 2.00 2.15 2.25 2.50 Honey Dew 90#...... Gal 1.90 2.00 2.15. 2.25 2.35 Honey Dew 80#____ Gal. 1.80 1.90 2.05 2.15 2.25 GIN, DOMESTIC H a ja 9 0#...... Gal 2.50 2.60 2.75 2.85 2.95 C lark e’s Juniper 90%...... ; ...... G a l...... 1.85 1.95 2.05 Long Bbl. Bourbon, • Gal. 2.55 2.70 2.80 2.90 Clarke’s Juniper, 100%...... G a l...... 1.95 Magnolia 100#...... Gal. 1.90 2.00 2.15 2.25 2.35 E agle 90%...... Gal. 1.70 0 1.95 2.05 2.15 Magnolia 90#...... Gal. 1.80 1.90 2.05 2.15 2.25 3.00 .Gal. 1.70 1.80 1.95 2.05 2.15 Shufeldt’s Imp., 100%...... 2.00 Gal. 1.50 1.70 1.85 1.95 2.05 S hu feldt’s Imp., 90%...... 1.75 1.85 1.90 Gal. 1.75 1.85 2.00 2.10 2.20 Shufeldt’s Rye Malt, 100%...... G a l...... 2.25 • Gal. 2.75 2.85 3.00 3.10 3.20 Old Tom, 70#...... 1.65 1.75 1.85 Overton Bourbon, .Gal 1.75 1.85 2.00 2.10 2.25 Overton Rye, 80# . .Gal 1.75 1.85 2.00 2.10 2.20 GIN. IMPORTED Gal 2.25 Lighthouse...... Gal. ... 4.25 4.40 4.50 4.60 University Club, Gal 2.00 2.10 2.25 2.35 2.45 Gal. 2.00 2.10 2.25 2.35 2 45 HAJA CALIFORNIA GOODS W e lle r ’2, Gal, 1.85 1.95 2.10 2.20 2.20 Less .Gal 1.75 1.85 2.00 2.10 2.20 20 Gal. 10 Gal. 5 Gal. qunty. W e lle r ’s 70%...... Gal. 1.65 1.75 1.90 2.00 2.00 P o rt W in e ...... G al. 1.50 1.60 1.70 1.80 Sherry W i n e ...... Gal. 1.50 1.60 1.70 1.80 ALE AND STOUT RUM Less Auks H e a d A le, pts., 8 doz. in b b l...... per dozen 62.15 Bbl. YiBbl. 10s 5s qunty. Auks Head Ale, pts., less quantity...... per dozen 2.25 Jamaica Type, 90% ...... Gal. 2.10 2.20 2.35 2.45 2.55 Bass D ogshead A le, pts., 8 doz. in b bl ...... per dozen 2.12 N . E. (2 s t a m p )...... Gal. 2.00 2.10 2.25 2.35 2.45 Bass Dogshead Ale, pts., less quantity ...... per dozen 2.25 Jam aica, Im p o rted ...... Gal. 5.50 5.75 6.00 Bass D ogshead A le, nips, 12 doz. in c a s e ...... per dozen 1.25 Bass Dogshead Ale, nips, less quantity...... per dozen 1.40 WINES, IMPORTED Guinness Stout, pts., 8 doz. in bbl...... per dozen 2.10 P ort, C ro ft’s ...... Gal. 3.00 3.15 3.25 3.35 Guinness Stout, pts., less quantity...... per dozen 2.25 Port Tarragona ...... Gal. 2.00 2.15 2.25 3.35 Guinness Stout, nips, 12 dozen in case ...... per dozen 1.25 Sherry, J . G . B ...... Gal. 2.00 2.15 2.25 2.35 Guinness Stout, nips, less q u a n tity ...... per dozen 1.35 Sherry, Spanish...... Gal. 2.25 2.40 2.50 2.60 W h tie L a b e l A le, pts., 8 doz. in b b l...... per dozen 2.15 WINES,DOMESTIC White Label Ale, pts., less quantity...... per dozen 2.30 W h ite L a b e l A le, nips, 12 doz. in b b l...... per dozen 1.30 Angelica, K. & F. Calif...... Gal. 1.00 1.10 1.25 1.35 1.45 W h ite L a b e l A le, nips, less q u a n tity ...... per ■dozen 1.45 Claret, K. & F. C alif ...... Gal. 1.00 1.10 1.25 1.45 W h ite L a b e l Stout, pts., 8 doz. in b bls...... per dozen 1.75 Claret, Old Mission, Calif...... Gal. .90 1.90 1.15 1.35 White Label Stout, pts., less quantity ...... per dozen 1.85 Claret, Duroy & H aines ...... Gal. 1.35 W h ite L a b e l Stout, nips, 12 doz. in b b l ...... per dozen 1.15 Claret, Benton H a ll...... Gal. 1.25 White Label Stout, nips, less quantity...... per dozen 1.25 Catawba, Sweet, Old Miss., Calif...Gal. 1.00 1.10 1.25 1.35 1.45 Catawba, Sweet, Hammondsport.. Gal. 1.25 Catawby, Sweet, Benton Hall,...... Gal. 1.75 BRANDY, IMPORTED-BOTTLES Muscatal, K. & F. Calif. 1900...... Gal. 1.25 1.35 1.50 1.60 1.70 Muscatal, S. V. W . Co ...... Gal. .80 .90 1.05 1.15 1.25 Pts. 5s Qts. Tokay, Old Mission, Calif...... Gal. 1.00 1.10 1.25 1.35 1.45 H e n n esse y ...... — per dozen $20.00 Tokay, Hammondsport...... 1.50.=1.60 1.70 M o u t e t ...... per dozen 19.50 OMAHA DRUGGIST. 65

BRANDY—RICHARDSON DRUG CO. BOTTLING Export, qts...... cases at 4.00 1.25 Pts. 5s. Tts. Export, pts ...... ___ 3 doz. cases at 4.00 1.25 Jules L e ra u x Brand, Comp ...... per doz. $ 3.50 $ 6.00 $ 6.50 Red. White and Blue, qts___ bbls. at 10.50 3.00 California, 3 year...... per doz. 5.00 8.50 9,00 Red, White and Blue, pts___ ---- 10 doz. bbls. at 11.00 3.00 A p ple, 5 yr ...... per doz. 5.50 9.00 10.00 Red, White and Blue, qts___ cases at 4.00 1.25 Red, White and Blue, pts — cases at 4.00 1.25 BITTERS SCHLITZ BREWING CO.— Small Large Export, q ts...... 6 doz. bbls. at 10.00 2.88 A b b o t t .s ...... per dozen $7.50 $ — E xport, p ts...... 10 doz. bbls. at 12.10 3.00 A n g o s t o r a ...... per dozen 9.25 ------Export, q ts...... 2 doz. cases at 4.00 1.25. A t w o o d ’s Jau ndice...... per dozen 2.00 Export, p ts...... 3 doz. cases at 4.00 1.25 B ro w n ’s Iro n ...... per dozen — 8.50 P ale, q ts...... 6 doz. bbls. at 10.85 2.88 Burdock Blood ...... per dozen — 9.00 P ale, p ts...... 9 doz. bbls. at 11.85 3.00 E ast In d ia ...... per dozen 4.50 7.50 P ale, q ts...... 2 doz. cases at 4.25 1.25 Electric ...... per dozen 4.00 8.00 P ale, p ts...... 3 doz. cases at 4.25 1.25 Harters Wild Cherry ...... per dozen 2.00 8.00 STORZ BREWING CO— H ostetter’s ...... per dozen ____ 8.50* P a n a m a ...... per dozen 3.50 Triumph, large ...... Prickly Ash N o . 3...... per dozen — 7.50 bbls. at 9.00 2.25 Triumph, sm all...... S e v e r a s ...... per dozen 3.75 7.50 bbls. at 10.00 2.50 Triumph, large ...... Sulphur, Kaufmann’s...... s...... per dozen — 9 50 cases at 3.45 1.20 Triumph, small...... Tippecanoe...... per dozen ... 8.50 cases at 3.45 1.20 Export, large ...... bbls. at 8.25 2.25 Export, small...... bbls. at 9.25 2.50 BEER Export, large'...... cases at 3.20 1.20 Customers pay freight on all empties returned. E xport, small ...... cases at 3.20 1.20 ANHEUSER BUSCH— BOTTLED CORDIALS—IMPORTED Empties Budweiser, qts...... 6 doz. bbl. at $11.00 .10 Benedictine, large ...... per dozen 27.00 Budweiser, pts...... 10 doz. bbl. at 12.00 2.50 Crem e de Menthe, Nuyens, q t s ...... p3r dozen 18.00 Budweiser, qts...... 2 doz. cases at 4.15 1.20 Creme de Menthe, L. & S ...... per doz^n 18.00 Budweiser, pts...... 4 doz. cases at 5,20 2.15 Curacoa, Jugs...... , ...... per dozen 18.00 Chartreaux, Green, large .. .■ — ...... per dozen 36.00 HAMM BREWING CG. Kum m el, Gilka, large ...... per dozen 18.00 M araschino...... per dozen N e w B re w , q t s ...... 6 doz. casks $ 9.75 $3.00 15.00 O range Bitters, Fields, q ts...... per dozen 12.00 New Brew, pts...... 10 doz. casks 9.75 3.00 Sloe Gin, Fields, q ts...... per dozen 15.00 N e w B rew , q ts...... 2 doz. cases 3.45 1.20 Sloe Gin, Gordons, q ts...... per dozen New Brew, pts ...... 3 doz. cases 3.45 1.20 15.00 Verm outh, Cinzano, qts...... per dozen 10.00 Preferred Stock, qts ...... 6 doz. casks 10.50 3.00 Verm outh, Bailor, q ts...... per dozen 9.00 Preferred Stock, pts ...... 10 doz. casks 10.50 3.00 Verm outh, M. & R. qts...... per dozen 10.00 Preferred Stock, qts ...... 2 doz. cases 3.70 1.20 Verm outh, N . P ...... per dozen Preferred Stock, pts ...... 3 doz. cases 3.70 1.20 10.00 Velvet, qts...... 6 doz. casks 11.00 3.00 Velvet, pts...... 12doz. casks 11.00 3.00 BOTTLED CORDIALS—DOMESTIC Velvet, qts...... 3 doz. c ases' 3.95 1.2 0 Qts. 5s. Pts. Velvet, pts...... 3 doz. cases 3.95 1.20 A pricot, R. D. C o ...... per dozen $ 9.00 $8.00 $5.00 Apple, R. D. C o ...... per dozen 9.00 8.00 5.00 KRUG BRWING CO— Anisette, Eagle ...... per dozen ___ 15.00 ___ Cabinet, qts ,...... 6 doz. bbls. at 8.85 2.10 Blackberry, R. D. C o ...... per dozen 6.00 5.50 3.25 Cabinet, pts...... 10 doz. bbls. at 9.85 2.50 Curacoa. E a g le ...... per dozen 15.00 ____ ... Cabinet, qts...... 2 doz. cases at 3.45 1.20 Creme de Menthe ...... •...... per dozen 15.00 ...... Cabinet, pts...... 3doz. cases at 3.45 1.20 Maraschino, Eagle ...... per dozen 15.00 ...... Extra Pale, qts...... 6 doz. bbls. at 8.10 2.10 Extra Pale, pts ...... 10 doz. bbls. at 9.10 2.50 COCKTAILS—BOTTLED Extra Pale, qts ...... 2 doz. cases at 3.20 1.20 Extra Pale, pts...... 3 doz. cases at 3.20 1.20 .per dozen $10.80 Luxus, q t s ...... 6 doz. bbls. at 10.20 2.10 Luxus, p ts...... 10 doz. bbls. at 11.20 2.50 CHAMPAGNE Luxus, fits...... 2 doz. cases at 3.90 1.20 Qts. Pts. Luxus, p ts...... 3 doz. cases at 3.90 1.20 Cook’s Im perial...... per case $14.00 $16.00 Golden A g e ...... per case 14.00 16.00 LEMP BREWING CO— Golden Shield...... per basket 4.00 Extra Pale, qts...... 6 doz. bbls. at 10.00 2.40 Golden Shield ...... '...... per basket 4.50 E xtra P ale, pts...... 10 doz. bbls. at 11.00 2.00 Golden Seal...... per case 14.00 16.00 Extra Pale, qts...... 2 doz. cases at 3.75 Im perial...... per case 8.00 10.00 Extra Pale, pts...... 4 doz. cases at 4.50 G reat W e s t e r n ...... per case 14.00 16.00

M E T Z B R O S — GIN—BOTTLED. Q ts...... 6 doz. bbls. at 9.75 2.70 3s 4s 5s Pts. P t s ...... 10 doz. bbls. at 10.50 3.50 B ooth ’s Old Tom Gin, Im pt’d ...... per doz. 11.00 Q ts...... 2 doz. cases at 3.50 1.25 B u rn ett’s Old Tom Gin, Im pt’d ...... per doz. 11.00 P t s ...... 4 doz. cases at 4.50 1.00 Clarke’s Juniper, Domestic...... per doz. 8.50 D e K u yp e r Gin, Im p o rted ...... per doz. 18.00 PABST BREWING CO— E a g le ...... pe r doz. 8.00 Blue Ribbon, qts...... 6 doz. bbls. at 11.50 3.00 Eagle, Dry 6s...... per doz. 6.50 Blue Ribbon, pts...... 10 doz. bbls. at 11.50 3.00 G eneva Type, R. D. C o ...... per doz. 9.50 8.00 Blue Ribbon, qts...... 2 doz. cases at 4.50 1.25 Gordon Gin, Im po rted...... per doz. 11.25 Blue Ribbon, pts...... 3 doz. cases at 4.50 1.25 Holland Type, R. D. Co ...... per doz. 7.00 6.50 3.50 Export, qts...... '...6 doz. bbls. at 10.50 3.00 Shufeldt’s Premium Domestic...... per doz. 8.00 Export, pts...... io doz. bbls. at 11.00 3.00 W o o ln e r’s D om estic...... per doz. 7.50 66 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

JUICES. SCHUSTER BREWING CO— Gal. '/iGal. Qts P ts V6Pts. 4oz S ch u ster’s M alt. Cask 100 bottles...... E a ch $10.00 W e lc h ’s G rap e J u ice...... per case $— $5.25 $4.25 $4.75 $4.50 $5.00 Schuster’s Malt. 5 casks 100 bottles...... E ach 9.50 Randall’s Grape Juice ___ per case .. .. 5.25 4.25 4.75 4.50 5.00 One coupon in each cask. The return of five coupons en­ White Grape Juice...... p er case ...... 4.25 ...... titles the purchaser to one cask free. Lo di Grape Ju ice...... per case ...... ' 4.25 4.75 ...... Rebate for empties returned: Rose’s Lime Juice...... per case ____ .... 4.75 6.00 ...... Cask 100 bottles. Freight paid by customer...... E ach $ 2.00 D ole’s Pin eapple J u ice...... 5.00 5.25 4.50 4.75 4.50 5.00 Ship all empties to R. D. Co., and send us bill of lading to insure prompt credit. MALT TONICS. STORZ BREWING CO— Storz Malt. 1 cask 9 doz...... E ach $ 9.00 AGHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASSN.— StorzMalt. 5 casks 9 doz...... E ach 8.50 Malt Nutrine. Case 1 doz. small...... E ac h $2.00 One coupon in cask. Five coupons mailed direct to Malt Nutrine. Case 2 doz. splits...... E ach 2.25 manufacturers entitles purchaser to one cask free, f. o. b. Rebate for empties returned: Omaha. Case 1 doz. small. Freight paid by customer...... E a c h .25 Rebate for empties returned: Case 2 doz. splits. Freight paid by customer...... E ach .25 Cask 9 doz. Freight paid by Storz...... E ach $ 2.25 Ship all empties to A.=B. Brewing Assn., Omaha, and mail Ship all empties to Storz Brewing Co., Omaha, and mail us bill of lading to insure prompt credit. them bill of lading to insure a prompt remittance.

GETTLEMAN BREWING CO— MISCELLANEOUS MALTS— (N o credit for empties) Hospital Tonic. Cask 8 doz...... E ach $10.00 Hoffs (Johann) Malt. Plain ...... dozen $ 3.00 Rebate for empties returned: 1 gross lots less 5 per cent. Cask 8 doz. Freight paid by customer...... E ach 2.00 Ship all empties to Gettleman Brewing Co., Omaha, and Hoffs TJohann) Malt with Iro n ...... dozen 3.50 mail them bill of lading to insure a prompt remittance. 6 doz. Ies3 5 per cent. 12 doz. less 10 p er cent. T a rra n t’s M alt...... dozen 3.00 HAMM BREWING CO.— Wyeth Malt. Case 1 doz...... case 2.45 W y e th M alt. C ase 2 doz...... case 4.80 Digesto. 1 cask 100 bottles...... E ach $ 8.50 Digesto. 3 casks 100 bottles...... Each $8.50, less 5# RUM—BOTTLED Digesto. 5 casks 100 bottles...... E ach $ 8.00 Qts. 5s. P ts. Rebate on empties returned: N e w E n glan d ...... p er dozen $ 9.00 S 8.00 $ 5.00 Cask, 100 bottles. Freight paid bp Hamm— ...... E ach 2.00 Jamaica Type ...... per dozen 10.00 9.00 5.50 Ship all empties to Hamm Brewing Co., St. Paul, and Rheum N e g rita , Im p td ...... per dozen 18.00 send bill of lading to Hamm Brewing Co., Omaha to insure prompt remittance. WINES, IMPORTED—BOTTLED Burgundy, qts ...... per dozen 30.00 INDEPENDENT BREWING CO— . P ort, J. G. B ...... per dozen $7.50 Sherry, J. G. B ...... per dozen 7.50 Prima Tonic. Cask 10 doz...... E ach $10.50 Prima Tonic. 5 casks 10 doz...... Each 9.50 WINES BOTTLED BY RICHARDSON DRUG CO. With every order of five casks, one cask free. Qts. 5s. Pts. Rebate for empties returned. Old Mission Wines, Asst ...... •• per dozen $ 4.75 $ 4.50 $ 3.00 Cask 10 doz. Freight paid by customer...... Each 3.50 R. D. Co. Calif. W ines, A ss t...... per dozen 4.25 4.00 2.75 Ship all empties to R. D. Co., and send us bill of lading to R. D. Co. Zinfandel...... per dozen 3.50 2.25 insure prompt credit. R. D. Co. Port, 10 yrs. old...... per dozen 5.50 5.00 3.50 R. D. Co. Sherry, 10 yrs old ...... per dozen 5.505.50 5.00 5.00 3.503.50 JETTER BREWING CO— BOTTLED WINES D elicatessen Tonic, casks 9 doz...... E ach $10.50 Delicatessen Tonic, 5 casks 9 doz...... E ach 10.00 Gals. Qts. 5s Pts. Rebate on empties returned: Chianti Type, Wicker Bottles...... per case $7.00 $— $8.00 Caskp 9 doz. Freight paid by customer...... E a ch 3.50 Duroy & Haines P o r t ...... ea. $1.85 per case — 6.00 7.25 Ship all empties to Jetter Brewing Co., South Omaha, and Red C h erry...... per case 5.30 6.25 6.80 send bill of lading to Jetter Brewing Co., to insure prompt Duroy & Haines Sherry...... ea. $1.60 per case ------5.30 4.65 credit. Duroy & Haines Claret ...... ea. 1.20 per case . . . . 4.25 5.50 Duroy & Haines Tokay ...... per case — 4.65 5.10 J etn er’s M alt Tonic, cases 9 doz...... E ach $ 7.00 Duroy & Haines Dry Catawba ...... per case 4.35 4.75 5.75 This price is to Druggists only. Duroy & Haines Sweet Catawba ...... per case 4.25 5.10 5.75 KRUG BREWING CO— Duroy & Haines Champagne W in e ...... per case 6.& — 7.25 Hammondsport, White Tokay ...... per case — 6.00 ----- K ru g Life-M alt. 1 cask 9 d o z ...... E a ch $ 9.00 Hammondsport, Sauterne ...... per case .... 6.00 .... K ru g Life-M alt. 5 casks 9 do z...... E ach 8.50 Hammondsport. Dry Catawba ...... per case ■— 6.00 .... Rebate on empties returned: Hammondsport, Empire Port ...... p er case — 6.00 — C ask 9 d oz. Freight paid by K r u g ...... E ach 2.25 Imperial .Blackberry...... per case — 5.25 6.25 Ship all empties to Krug Brewing Co., Omaha, and mail Tippo, Wicker bottle ...... per don. 7.00 ...... them bill of lading to insure prompt remittance. Benton H all Duroy P o r t ...... ea. $1.75 per case .... 5.50 6.50 Benton Hall Duroy Sherry ...... ea. 1.75 per case ------5.50 6.50 PABST BREWING CO.— Benton Hall Duroy Claret...... ea. 1.25 per case ------4.75 5.75 Best T onic. Cask 8 doz...... E ach $15.20 Benton H.Duroy Swt Catawba.ea. 1.75 per case — 4.75 5.75 Rebate on empties returned: Benton Hall Duroy Dry Catawba ...... per case — 4.75 5.75 Cask 8 doz. F reight paid by custom er,...... E a c h 1.92 Benton Hall Duroy Champ. Type ...... per case — 5.50 6.50 Ship all empties to R. D- Co., and send us bill of lading to Red Seal Port ...... per case .... 3.75 insure prompt credit. R ed S ea l C la r e t ...... per case .... 3.75 R ed S ea l S h e r ry ...... per case — 3.75 SCHLITZ BREWING CO — R ed Seal, W h ite ...... per case .... 3.75 Schlitz M alt. Cask 8 doz...... E ach $10.00 Red Seal, Assd. Drums, 5 doz. each ...... 3.50 Rebate on empties returned: Sparkling Burgundy, Im ported...... per case 30.00 .... Cask 8 doz. F resgh t paid by cusnom er...... E ach .96 Virginia D a r e ...... per case 5.25 6.00 Ship all empties to Schlitz Brewing Co., Omaha, and mail Virginia D are. - • ,* • ...... -in bQls. o f 6 doz...... 30,90 .... em bill of lading to insure prompt remittance. Virginia Dare, < ...... in bbls. of 10 doz...... 290.0 OMAHA DRUGGIST. 67

WHISKY BOTTLED AT THE DISTILLERY WHISKEY BOTTLED BY R. D. CO.—Cont. J iP t s . P ts . 5s Q ts. K g a l s Price per 100 7 oz 8 oz 14 oz 16 oz 5s Qts 4 d o z . 2 d o z . 1 Old Taylor, bot. jn bond ...... case 14.00 13.50 11.00 13.00 15.50 Chippewa, carbonated... 48 4.50 1 25 Old Overholt, bot. in bond___ .case 13.00 12.50 ..... 12.00 Chippewa Ginger A le ...... *24 4.75 2.60 Sweet Briar, bot. in bond — .case 10.75 9.75 8.00 9.25 C hippew a G inger A l e ...... 24 3.50 1.90 Western Club Rye ...... 10.00 9.25 8.50 C hippew a G inger A l e ____ 48 4.75 1.30 24 3.00 1.65 24 8.00 4.25 WHISKEY BOTTLED BY RICHARDSON Delatour Ginger A le...... 120 12.50 1.35 DRUG CO. 50 6.50 1.75 P r ic e p e r 100 7 o z 8 oz 14 Oz 16 OZ 5s Qts 48 6.50 1.75 $15.00 $16.00 $30.00 $32.00 $00.00 $65.00 Hunjadi Jonos...... 50 12.00 3.25 S w e e t Briar, 90#...... 14.00 15.00 28.00 30.00 55.00 60.00 Londonderry Lithia ...... 12 5.00 5.20 S w e e t Briar, 80%...... 13.00 14.00 26.00 28.00 50.00 55.00 Londonderry Lithia...... 100 9.50 1.20 16.00 17.00 32.00 34.00 65.00 70.00 Pluto Concentrated...... 24 6.50 3.35 Cliffords, 90#...... 15.00 16.00 30.00 32.60 60.00 65.00 Pluto Concentrated ...... 50 5.00 1.35 Cliffords, 80# ...... 14.00 15.00 28.00 30.00 55.00 60.00 Pluto Natural...... 24 3.50 1.85 34.00 65.00 70.00 50 8.50 2.25 University Club, 90#...... 32.00 60.00 65.00 24 8.50 4.50 P riv a te Stock, 100#.. 16.00 17.00 32.00 34.00 65.00 70.00 Red R a v e n ...... 50 5.25 1.35 Private Stock, 90%...... 15.00 16.00 30.00 32.00 60.00 65.00 Vichy Celestin ...... 50 13.00 3.50 Private Stock, 80%...... 14.00 15.00 28.00 30.00 55.00 60.00 Vichy Celestin ...... 100 14.00 1.85 P riv a te Stock, 70%...... 13.00 14.00 26.00 28.00 50.00 55.00 Vichy Hauterive ...... 50 11.00 3.00 D a n ie l’s 100#...... 15.00 16.00 30.00 32.00 60.00 65.00 50 18.75 4.50 D aniel’s 9 0#...... 14.00 15.00 28.00 30.55 55.00 60.00 Villacabras ...... 50 10.75 2.65 D aniel’s 80%...... 13.00 14.00 26.00 28.50 50.00 55.00 12 5.00 5.20 Daniel’s 70%...... 12.50 13.00 25.00 26.00 45.00 50.00 24 6.50 3.35 Hunting Club, 95%...... 15.00 16.00 30.00 32.00 60.00 56.00 West Baden Sprudel...... 50 5.00 1.35 Hunting Club, 90#...... 14.00 15.00 28.00 30.00 55.00 60.00 W e s t Baden N atural, N o . 7...... L a rg e 24 3.50 1.85 Old Mill Stream, 100%...... 15.00 16.00 30.00 32.00 60.00 65.00 White Rock Lithia ...... 50 7.50 2-00 Old Mill Stream , 90# *14.00 15.00 28.00 30.00 55.00 60.00 W h ite R o c k ...... 100 9.50 1.35 13.00 14.00 26.00 28.00 50.00 55.00 W h ite R o c k ...... 100 8.50 1.25

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RICHARDSON DRUG CO., OMAHA, NEB. P AT. FEB 12 >&8 12-15-13 68 OMAHA DRUGGIST. gHfc-»X»-X»*X»«X» -X- -X‘ -X- -X- »X’ -X» CK- -X- -X- -X- ‘X’ ^ ^ - X- ^ ^ -X^X-iK* *X>«a»»X« *X‘ »x* -x»-x -«a» © I MANUFACTURER’S SPECIAL OFFER | 0*X>^ » « <»*X**X**X>4i» ^ *X»*X»^ »X »»X » -X« »X» ‘X* *x» *x» »x» *x* *x* ♦x - > x - o Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. Putman’s Fadeless Dyes. Pepsin Syrup Co. offers to every retail druggist With a gross order amounting to $8.00 we will purchasing during 1913- a $24.00 lot or more of Dr. give 125 each or 500 any one kind of business-pulling Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Free Goods and quantity post cards bearing your imprint, also 3 dozen dye discounts as follows: free. Counter wrappers, booklets, hangers, etc., On $24.00 lots 5 per cent trade discount and y2 and a new case if one is needed. Freight allowed dozen 50c size free. or sent express paid if you are in a hurry. Think On $48.00 lots 8 per cent trade discount and 1 of the profit—$8.00 invested in Putnam Dyes will dozen 50c size free. brii^g back $18.00 if sold at 10 cents straight or On $96.00 lots 8 per cent trade discount and 2 $15.00 if sold at three packages for 25 cents. dozen 50c size free. Extra Special. A ll orders will be shipped direct, freight prepaid. If you have a moving picture show in your town and will use a slide we w ill furnish you free a Chichesters Pills. $16.00 lots assorted or one size, either one of the handsomely colored slide bearing your business 3 to 10 cents each, card advertising Putman’s Fadeless Dyes. following: Dioxogen. 300 imported post cards (no advertising) to sell at To all retail dealers who agree to co-operate with One dozen Beautyskin Tablets, to retail at 50 cents the Oakland Chemical Co. and not to demoralize the per box. sale of Dioxogen by selling at less than the fol­ One set, Troemner’s Prescription Weights. Your lowing prices: choice of following numbers: Trial size, 2 o z...... B ach $0.10 No. 1—From 2 drams to y2 grain. Small, 5% oz...... Each .20 No. 2—From 20 grams to 1 centigram. Medium, 10% oz...... Bach .40 No. 3—From 300 grains to 1-10 grain. Large, 20 oz...... Each .60 The weights are in a polished mahogany case A new size package of Dioxogen has been created, with hinged lid. Large weights are of solid brass, which can only be obtained as a bonus in connection lacquered and are fitted into separate holes. The with orders for the regular sizes. small weights of aluminum are made concave, so 1 dozen small, y2 dozen 2-oz. bonus. they can be picked up readily. Pick-up tweezers in 1 dozen medium, 1 dozen 2-oz. bonus. each case. 1 dozen large, iy 2 dozen 2-oz. bonus. Also 12 pounds assorted pressed herbs free with Fractions of a dozen carry proportionate amounts any of above offers. of the bonus. This offer w ill only be supplied to Merry War Lye. dealers who have signed agreements. $4.00 per case, 1 case free with 5 cases. Jayne’s Expectorant Tablets. $4.10 per case, y2 case free with 2y2 cases. With each order for 2 dozen boxes of tablets at $3.95 per case, 2 cases free with 10 cases. $2.00 per dozen we include: Freight allowed on above quantities. Single case One-third dozen boxes free. lots $3.60 per case. No freight allowance. 24 free samples. Laxative Bromo Quinine. 1 metal display stand. We are now offering a dating of April 1st on all 1 metal embossed sign. orders for 6 dozen or more free goods as follows: 50 folders. 6 dozen lots 1 dozen free. Selling price at 25c per box...... $7.00 12 dozen lots 2 dozen free and 5% discount. C o s t...... 4.00 36 dozen lots 6 dozen free and 8% discount. Profit, 75 per cent. 60 dozen lots 10 dozen free and 10% discount. This offer expires February 28th, 1913. Glycero-Medicated Plaster. Kondon’s Catarrh Jelly. On orders of $6.00 or more for G. M. P. or com­ $5.00 lots, y2 dozen 25c size free. bination order of Glycero Products we will include Acorn Salve. 16%% i» G. M. P. 25 cent size free. 2 dozen lots 1 dozen free. Spiro Powder. Drake’s Croup Remedy. 12 dozen lots at $2.00 per dozen shipped through 3 dozen lots y2 dozen free. us and the following direct from manufacturers, ex­ 6 dozen lots 1 dozen free. press prepaid: •30 extra boxes free. Huntsman Phosphorus Paste. 500 to 1,000 free samples and booklets, name on 1 dozen lots 1 V2 dozen free. each, full line, advertising cards, etc. Also a com­ Rocky Mountain Tea and Nuggets. plete window display. Delivery to be made at once 6 dozen lots 5% discount and y2 dozen free. or before April 1st. Sweeney’s Poison Wheat. Tono-Lax Tablets. 2 dozen lots y2 dozen free. 3 dozen lots at $2.00 dozen, $6.00; 1 dozen Men- tholatum 25-cent size free. Costs you $6.00; re­ Rust’s Sulphur Oil. 1 dozen lots V2 dozen free. tails for $12.00. 6 dozen lots at $2.00 dozen, $12.00; 2 dozen Men- Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. tholatum, 25-cent size, free. Costs you $11.40; re­ $24.00 lots 5% discount. tails for $24.00. Liberal supply of advertising matter for counter Free goods and samples sent direct from manu­ and window display.______facturers. REMONT COLLEGE OF PHARMACY. Courses Field’s Worm Powders. leading to the Degree Ph. G. under expert instruc­ 3 dozen lots for $ 4.25 with 1 dozen free. tors. Also Executive Courses to prepare for State 6 dozen lots for 8.00 with 2 dozen free. Examinations. Well equiped Laboratories. Best in­ 12 dozen lots for 15.08 with 4 dozen free. struction. Least cost. Catalogue free. Fremont This offer is in force until June 30, 1913. College, Fremont College. OMAHA DRUGGIST. 69

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C K K -v k* »Mj» «a > v K« »a > *X * *X » CK- CK* -X * »X » *X * «gfC» # »X * *X « «X » -X » »X » *X » # # ‘X - # «X ’ ‘ X * *M> «?ffr The following- discounts, etc., apply only to purchases in these quantities, otherwise no discount allowed. aLLCOCK MANUFACTURING COMPANY HALL & RUCKEL Allcock’s bunion plasters, Sozodont, $12.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. 1 gross, 5 per cent discount. Sozodont, $24.00 lots, 10 per cent discount. Allcock’s corn plasters, HUNYADI WATER 1 gross, 5 per cent discount. Allcock’s porous plasters, 1 case lot, $12.00 regular. 1 gross, 5 per cent discount. 5 case lot, 12.00 less 5 per cent. B ra n d re th ’s pills, 10 case lot, 11.50 less 5 per cent. 1 gross, 5 per cent discount. HAMBURG REMEDIES ANTIPHLOGISTINE $12.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. $24.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. H A M LIN ’S W IZARD OIL ANTIKAMNIA CHEMICAL CO. $12.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. 1 ounce, $1.00; 10 ounce, 92% c; 25 ounce, 92c. HANSON, W. T. & CO. ARLINGTON CHEMICAL CO. Pink pills, 3 dozen, $4.00, 5 per cent discount. Hanson’s corn salve, 3 dozen, 5 per cent discount. P ep tonoid s, etc.., $ 25.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. HUMPHREY’S SPECIFICS $100.00 lots, 10 per cent discount. $25.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. ACORN SALVE HORLICK’S MALTED MILK 2 dozen lots, 85c a dozen, 1 dozen free. $27.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. ARMOUR & CO. $54.00 lots, 10 per cent discount. Extract Beef, etc., 2 case lots, 5 per cent discount. INJECTION G BATTLE & CO. 2 dozen, $8.00, less 5 per cent discount. Bromidia Iodia, etc., $22.50 lots, 5 per cent discount. K O NDO N’S JE LLY BROMO SELTZER % dozen 25c size free with an order for $5.00. $10.00 lots, 1 doz. 10c size free. KILMER & CO. $20.00 lots, 1-6 doz. $1.00 size free, and 10 per cent discount. Swamp Root. $50.00 lots, 5-12 doz. .$1.00 size free and 10 and 5 per $24.00 lots, 3 per cent discount. cent discount. $48.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. $96.00 lots, 8 per cent discount. BOOTH HYOMEI CO. LACTOPEPTINE PREPARATIONS $24.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. $ 25.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. BORDEN’S MALTED MILK $100.00 lots, 10 per cent discount. $12.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. LISTERINE $48.00 lots, 10 per cent net cash. $24.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. BELL’S PINE TAR AND HONEY LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE $24.00 lots, 5 per cent discount, freight allowed. .6 doz., $1.75 doz., 1 doz. free. BRAD FIELD REGULATOR CO. 12 doz., 1.75 doz., 2 doz. free and 5 per cent dist. 36 doz., 1.75 doz., 6 doz. free and 8 per cent dist. Mother’s Friend, 3 dozen, 5 per cent discount, freight 60 doz., 1.75 doz., 10 doz. free and 10 per cent dist. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP MALTINE PREPARATIONS allow ed. $25.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. CACTINA PELLETS MENTHOLATUM 3 dozen lots, $4.00, 5 per cent discount. 3 doz., 25c size $1.75, 1-3 doz. free. 6 dozen lots, 5 per cent discount and 1 per cent cash. 6 doz., 25c size 1.75, 2-3 doz. free and 5 per cent dist. 12 dozen lots, $4.00, 8 per cent and 1 per cent cash. MILES MEDICAL CO. CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS $24.00 lots, 3 per cent discount. % gross, $20.00, 5 per cent discount. $48.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. CASTORIA OMEGA OIL 1 gross, $33.60, 5 and 2% per cent for cash. $12.00 lots, assorted, 5 per cent discount. CHATTANOOGA MEDICINE CO. $48.00 lots, assorted, 8 per cent discount. $30.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. PAINE’S CELERY COMPOUND DIAMOND DYES 2 dozen lots, $8.00, 5 per cent discount. 1 gross, $9.00, less 5 per cent discount. PERNUA 5 gross, $9.00, less 10 per cent discount. 1 dozen, $8.00. DAVIS’ PAIN KILLER 2 dozen, $7.75. 6 dozen, $7.60. $24.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. 12 dozen, $7.50; fre ig h t allo w ed u p to 40c per 100 lbs. DOAN’S K ID N E Y P ILLS C. H. PHILLIPS CHEMICAL CO. 3 dozen lots, $4.50, 3 per cent discount. 12 dozen lots, $4.50, 6 per cent discount. Assorted orders $25.00, 5 per cent discount. E SK AY’S FOOD P IN K H A M ’S MEDICINE CO: $12.00, 5 per cent discount and $1.00 free goods. 3 dozen lots $1.00 articles, $7.85 doz. $25.00, 5 per cent discount and $3.00 free goods. PISO’S CONSUMPTION CURE E L Y ’S CREAM BALM 6 doz. lots, 5 per cent discount. 1 dozen small, $4.00. 1 dozen Piso’s Cream free. .3 dozen small, $3.90. 6 dozen small, $3.85. PYRAMID PILE CURE $12.75 lots, 5 per cent discount. FROG IN THROAT 1 dozen, 80c. PIIENYO CAFFEINE 1 gross, $9.00, 5 per cent discount. 6 dozen lots, 5 per cent discount. GARFIELD TEA CO. PLATT’S CHLORIDES $12.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. 1 dozen, $4.00. $24.00 lots, 10 per cent discount. 3 dozen, $3.80. 70 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

PIERCE’S DISCOVERY AND PRESCRIPTION SAL HEPATICA $16.00 lots, 3 per cent discount. $ 12.00 lots, 5 per' cent regular. $32.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. $ 48.00 lots, 8 per cent regular. $100.00 lots, 10 per cent net cash. PLUTO WATER 1 case, $6.50. SW IFT’S SPECIFIC 4 case lots, $6.50— 10% discount. $40.00 lots, 5 per cent d isc o u n t; fre ig h t allow ed. 12 case lots, $6.50— 10 an d 5 % discount. And bonus, spatulas, mortars, graduates, etc. Freight‘allowed not over 40c per 100 lbs. T A R R A N T & CO. RADWAY & CO. Tarrant’s Aperient and E xtract, etc., $1G.00 lots, 5 per $25.00 lots, 3 per cent discount. cent discount. $50.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. TROMMER EXTRACT MALT REED & CARNRICK’S GOODS 3 dozen lots, 5 per cent discount. $25.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. $40.00 lots, 8 per cent discount. WAMPOLES GOODS RENGO $30.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. 1 dozen $8.00. WARNER’S SAFE CURE CO. 2 dozen $8.00, less 5 per cent discount. $24.00 lots, 3 per cent discount. RESINOE CO. $48.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. $10.00 assortment, 6% discount. WELLS, S. C. & CO. S hilo h ’s goods, etc. RIO CHEMICAL CO. $25.00 lots, 5 per discount. 4 dozen lots, 5 per cent discount. WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO. RIPAN’S CHEMICAL CO. $16.00 lots, assorted, 5 per cent discount. $10.00 lots, 5 and 2% per cent discount. $48.00 lots, assorted, 10 per cent discount. SCHENCK’S PREPARATIONS $21.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. HAJA SCOTT’S EMULSION TOOTHACHE EEMEDY. $25.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. Best for Toothache, Neuralgia, Etc. STERLING REMEDY CO. 1 dozen...... for $0.75 Cascarets, $12.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. 3 dozen...... for 2.00 And special rebate additional. 6 dozen...... for 3.75 S T . J A C O B ’S O I L 12 dozen...... for 7.20 $12.00 lots, 5 per cent discount and *4 dozen free.

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