OMAHA DRUGGIST 1 PUROX The kind you ought to drink. COLFAX T he genuine Colfax Water, None better. Few as good.

Richardson Drug Company, General Agents and Distributors, OMAHA, NEB.

9- 15-07 2 OMAHA DRUGGIST

We take pleasure in announcing that we have secured the distribut­ ing agency for the famous “ SAN TELMO” (Sumatra Wrapped) Ha- / vana Cigar. This brand is the pride of the San Telmo Cigar Man­ ufacturing Co., Detroit, and we guarantee them to give absolute satisfaction. Will you allow us to include 100 for a trial with your next order?

3 for 25c Size, $60 per M. 10c Straight Size, $70 per M. Richardson Drug Co. 2 for 25c Size, $85 per M. Omaha, Neb.

12 - 15-06

11- 15-07 Richardson Drug Co. Distributors OMAHA DRUGGIST 3

RICHARDSON DRUG CO. Cigar Department.

LA COPIOSA CLEAR HAVANA SUMATRA AND HAVANA. CIGARS. No. in Box. Per 1Y1. Manufactured by V. Guerra, Diaz & Go., Tampa, Fla. Wellerette Panetelas...... 50 $35.00 .... 50 35.00 No. in Box. Per M. Wellerette Club House...... Wellerette, Demi Tasse...... 50 35.00 Sports...... 100 35.00 Wellerette, tin s...... 25 35.00 Conchas E special...... 50 60.00 Wellerette, foil...... 50 35.00 Puritano Especial...... 50 70.00 Wellerette, Conchas...... 50 35.00 Panetela Especial...... 50 75.00 Wellerette, R oyal...... 50 35.00 Monarcos ...... 50 80.00 Wellerette, Londres...... 100 35.00 Diplomaticos ...... 50 85.00 Wellerette, Invincible...... 50 35.00 Pullman Bouquet...... Tin Box 25 90.00 Wellerette, Perfecto...... — ... 35.00 Presidentes ...... 25 90.00 Wellerette, Favorita ...... 35.0Q Alfredos ...... 25 95.00 Wellerette, Diplomatico...... 50 35.00 Eminentes...... - - ...... 25 95.00 Wellerette, Panetela R egalia...,. .... 50 35.00 Perfecto Especial...... 25 100.00 Washington Club, Panetela...... 50 35.00 Sublimes ...... *;----- ... 25 110.00 Washington Club, Perfecto...... 50 35.00 Soberanos ...... 25 150.00 Washington Club, Eondres...... 50 35.00 Palmas....*,...... ; ...... 25 175.00 Washington Club, Blunts...... 50 35.00 Williams...... -----...... V...... 25 200.00 Court Royal, Perfecto...... 35.00 Edwards...... 25 250.00 Court Royal, Invincible...... 50 35.00 Artemo, Presidentes...... — ...... 2595.00 Daniel’s Inside...... 50 35.00 Artemo, Autocrats...... '...tv ;----- 25 95.00 R. D. Co. Inside...... 35.00 Santa Humo...... 50 35.00 Carmelo Bostonians 50 75.00 Judge Howell...... 100 35.00 Carmelo Tennysons 25 85.00 Washington’s Cabinet, Invincible .... 50 35.00 Carmelo Presidents. 25 95.00 Department...... 50 35.0O* Iron C r o s s ...... V...... 50 35.00 SAN TELMO. Imported Stock.. , ...... 50 35.00 No. in Box. Per Wl White Beauty, Perfectos...... 35.00 Panetela...... 50 $60.00 R. D. Co. Hand Made...... 50 35.00 Excellentes...... 50 60.00 Panetela Extras. 50 65.00 Uncle Oscar...... 50 35.00 Napolian...... 50 65.00 Jewel...... 50 33.00 Autocrat, tins.. 25 70.00 Vuelta Maid...... 50 30.00 Perfectinos...... 50 70.00 Mark of Honor (Union Label)...... 50 30.00 Rosa Perfectos.. 25 85.00 Cuban Special Havana Resargo... 25.00 Fashion Rolls...... 100 18.00 EL FAMOSO. LeRoy Cubanas...... 100 17.00 Little Havana ...... 100 13.00 Fully Deserving the Title." Banquet Hall, Ponies...... 100 12.00 No. in Box. Per M. Banquet Hall Little Cigar. ....200 7.50 Conchas Especial. 50 $60.00 Duke’s Mixture...... per lb. .40 Petit Invincible.. 50 60.00 Puritano Extra... 50 60.00 Perfecto...... 50 70.00 Invincible...... 25 85.00 SPECIAL BRANDS. IMPERIA HAVANA CIGARS. No. in Box. Perltt No. in Box. Per M. Northland...... 25 $60.00 Imperia Puritanos...... 50 $60.00 El Rueda, Imported ...... 50 70.00 Panetela...... 65.00 La Credencia...... 2570.00 Imperia Club House...... 50 70.00 Velinda...... 70.00 25 Imperia Perfecto...... 50 70.00 Imperia Cabinet Extras .. ...25 80.00 Carmen After Dinner...... ’...... 25 70.00 Imperia Perfecto Especial ...25 85.00 El Balto...... 25 70.00

Your Orders Solicited. Richardsorv Drug Co. 4 OMAHA DRUGGIST

Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey

For half a century the standard tonic and stimulant. Owing- to its great curative prop_ erties, Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey is invalu. able for invalids, the aged, weak and conval­ escent. It is easily retained, quickly absorbed, read ily oxidized and supplies to the system at once the required energy to tide over a crisis or sustain the vital forces during prolonged ill- ss. Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey is a trade leader and essential to every complete stock.

Sold and Recommended by RICHARDSON DRUG CO. OMAHA, NEBRASKA, Duffy Malt Whiskey Go. Rochester, N. Y. 12-15-07

A special grade of Corks designated as Circle ‘ ‘A” is now being put up to meet the wants of those desiring a strictly first-class grade. Ask your Wholesale Druggist for this Circle A Brand or Circle B Brand.

We Sell and Recommend Circle A and Circle B Cories. Take No Substitute Brand. RICHARDSON DRUG CO. 12-15-07 ' ;

Chamberlain’s Guaranty. STANDARD PREPARATIONS For Sale Everywhere, i We the undersigned, do hereby guarantee that the articles of food or drugs manufactured, packed, distributed or sold by us, namely: FOR CHILDREN TEETHING USE Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup 35 cents a bottle. * s''- f Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, When bearine our Serial Number “26.” Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, FOR COUGHS AND COLDS USE___ Brown’s Bronchial Troches 35 cents, 50 cents and $1.00 a box. Chamberlain’s Eye and Skin Ointment, Chamberlain’s ’Salve, Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets, St. Patrick’s Pills, FOR RELIEVING PAIN USE____ Brown’s Household Panacea Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders, 35 cents a box. Are not adulterated or misbranded within the meaning of the Food and Drugs Act of June 30, 1906. FOR EXPELLING WORMS USE___ Brown’s Vermifuge Comfits CHAMBERLAIN MEDICINE CO., Des Moines, Iowa. 3 5 ce n ts a b ox. Serial No. 26. By L,. Chamberlain, Sec. 6-15-08 FOR THE TEETH USE_ _ _ _ Brown’s Gamph. Sapon. Dentifrice The following goods contain nothing to conflict with the Food m and Drugs Act, June 30,1906, and Wrights require no label: White’s Cream Vermifuge Campho Phenique Campho Phenique, Powder Smoke Borozone, Liquid Borozone, Powder Is’ guaranteed under the Pure Food Law. Swaynes All Healing Ointment Serial Number £41. Swaim’s Ointment Herrick’s Pills Do you know of any other Smoke that is so Hairell’s Condition Powders guaranteed? Order Smith’s Bile Beans Hall’s Hay Cholera Remedy Remick’s Eczema Cure Wright’s Smoke

—OF- JAS. F. BALLARD, Proprietor and Wholesale Dealer Proprietary Medicines, Richardson Drug Co. OMAHA, NEB. Nos. 50 0 and 50 2 North Second S t., ST. LOUIS, MO. 4-15-08 v j 3-15-08 . H: As THE SWEET VALLEY WINE CO. A g Founded 1858 Incorporated 1887

All kinds of Bottled Wines in cases to the tra.de a. speciality. The most extensive casers in the United States. Capacity Over 1,000,000 Gallons. Old Cellar Capacity, Kelley’s Island, 250,000 gallons. New vaults in San­ dusky, ca.pa.city, 860,000 gallons. CHAMPAGNES (Elk Bra.nd) (Bla.ck Top)

Office, SANDUSKY, O. m RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Omaha, Neb. Distributors. Superior Quality of Lake Erie Island Wines, Champagnes and Brandies. »n

Tr ester, Lees, Grappa and Wine Cognac Brandies, J

4-15-08 Also Wild Cherry and Blackberry Cordia.1. i?5SS|I

■ ■ Uy V OMAHA DRUGGIST

AND SAVE 5 B U Y A and 2 1-2 CENT.

THE KIND YOU IT PAYS HAVE ALWAYS TO HANDLE HANDLED. RELIABLE GOODS.

Jobbers Sell in Gross Lots $33,60 Per Gross, 5 Per Cent, and 2lA Per Cent. OFF. $2,80 Per Dozen, THIS IS THE GENUINE. No. 2320, Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act, June 30,1906, , Send for Cards, Cut Outs and Counter Wrappers. THE CENTAUR COMPANY,

77 Murray Street, New York City. President. BUY A CROSS AND S A V E^ 2 J 2 pER CE|y|T ------Who can’t sell 12 dozen per annum?------13-15-07

ESTABLISHED 1858.

Berry Brothers The Great Demand for Liquid Granite Berry Brothers For Floors Varnishes Puts them in the Front It makes the Poorest Rank of Dealers Floor Feel Rich. Necessities.

Write us for Samples of Finished Woods and Prices

New York Chicago 362 Pearl St. 48-50 Lake St. Boston Berry Brothers, Limited Cincinnati 520 Atlantic Ave. VARNISH MANUFACTURERS 420 Main St. Philadelphia. St. Louis 26-28 No. 4th St. 112 So. 4th St. Baltimore DETROIT San Fra.ncisco 29 S. Hanover St. 668 Howard St. 12-15-07. Canadian Factory: Walkerville, Ontario IBESRgsR __ ■'/'-jy. ; •' | . , OMAHA DRUGGIST 7

KYANIZE VARNISHES

Are the result of patient study and painstaking care from the gum-room to the kettle, and the kettle to the tank room, where they are aged to meet the most exacting requirements. They are the result of the skillful combination of the finest gums obtainable, rare, aged oil and vehicles necessary to make finishes that combine beauty of lustre and indestructibility in a way that make them

Perfect examples of the Varnish Maker’s Art. Richardson Drug Co., Distributors. 11-07

F ' / W & SCHUELER, St. Louis, Mo. Manufacturers o f...... DRUGGISTS’ GLASS Unbeatable Rat Exterminator LABELS, SHELF JPTOS Never fools or disappoints the buyer.C W ILL KEEP a thousand years in BOTTLES AND any weather or climate. NO LOSS by DRAW PULLS OF EVERY -breakage, leakage or evaporation. NO DESCRIPTION. GREASE to soil drawers or goods. For the Wholesale Trade ~~ 15c and 25c, $1.20 and $2.00 Doz. Only. E. S. W ELLS, JERSEY CITY, N. J., U. S. A- First-Class Workmanship. PAT. FEB 12,’89 12-15-07 PAT. MARCH 0,’M*

There is nothing to equal the good old

METZ BEER. v-€ v-€ "Purity, v? Better than any tonic on the market. Quality never varies, as METZ makes but one grade. When writing your wholesale druggist, be sure and mention METZ. Ship­ ped in cases of two dozen quarts or pints, or in plain barrels with no - marks, if so desired. Metz Bros, Brewing Company,

12-07 Brewers and bottlers of fine Beer only JSC OMAHA, NEB. W. H. McBrayer’s CEDAR BROOK That incomparable

HAND MADE SOUR MASH

BOTTLED IN BOND

JULIUS KESSLER & CO., Inc. DISTILLERS New York Lawrenceburg, Ky. Chicago m W M W ' OMAHA DRUGGIST 9

LEW IS’ SINGLE BINDER

M M i STRAIGHT 5c CIGAR MADE OF EXTRA QUALITY TOBACCO " ■ Wmm- ' HSI ■;w ; M Annual Sales more than EIGHT MILLION (8,000,000), without the aid of schemes, rebates or prizes. Drug- ^ B U f t t J H i t r gists sell a very large per cent of these eight million (8,000,000) Single Binders. They prefer a cigar th a t sells strictly on its merits. Factory sends out no traveling FRANK P. LEWIS, Peoria, 111. salesmen. Trade supplied by leading jobbers or direct from Originator of Tin Foil Smoker Package. _ The man who has made Lewis’ Single Binder LEWIS’ SINGLE BINDER FACTORY, PEORIA, ILL. Straight 5c Cigar famous among smokers NOT IN ANT TRUST—ABSOLUTELY INDEPENDENT. 1-15-08 throughout the West.

The only firm ever awarded a Medal for the Best Spanish A lso M anufacturers o f Licorice by the American Institute Fair. is

MS

t). & S. Loz. S-lb. Glass Jars. “ “ 5-lb. Glass Front Box. “ “ 5c Boxes, 2 Dozen in Box. W, G, DEAN & SON, “ Licorice Pellets, 5-lb. Glass Jars. 361 and 363 Washington St. 6 and 10-lb Cans. “ “ “ Glass Front Box. 20-lb. Keg-s. Penny Boxes, 100 in Box, Licorice Pellets NEW YORK FOR TA B L E and M EDICAL U SE.

8 15-07 Trade Supplied by RICHARDSON DRUG CO.

. The Secret ol Success IS PROFIT

READ OUR SPECIAL OFFER ON

DR. SCALES RILLS

1 dozen Scales Pills, 100 in bottle...... $1.50 dozen Scales Pills, 100 in bottle.. . .FREE.

The half dozen free pays the bill leaving the dozen you bought all velvet.

“ Barlow” and his Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act, June 30, 1906. m “Auto-Mo-Bill” FOR SALE BY The Man Who Made RICHARDSON DRUG CO. SCALES PILLS FAMOUS 6-15-08 OMAHA, NEt(. m

mm $,*.T>:«®T - 7:r r,-^,'^ XyM .^' ■ *-Rl&5X?* ; \£ ff* *• >' 1 * ' v\; *?V^“3$3Eg 10 OMAHA DRUGGIST

Woolner Company Peoria, 111..

Distillers, Rectifiers arvd Blervders

Woolner <& Co.’s Dry Girv for Dry People.

1 -15-07

GREEN RIVER a Headache.

A Genuine Kentucky Sour Mash Whiskey. Purity and Quality Guaranteed under the Pure Food Law.

Highest Awards: Paris, 1900. St. Louis, 1904. Portland, 1905. Liege, 1905. Milan, 1906.

THE OFFICIAL WHISKEY for 10 years past of the U. S. Marine Hospital and Pub­ lic Health Service.

Richardson Drug Co.,

Distillery Distributors, OMAHA, NEBRASKA. 3-15-08 NEW YORK NEW YORK

ESSENTIAL OILS— CHEMICAL PRODUCTS

Under this Tra.de Mark a.ssvires ^/Ibsolute Highest 'Purity' ^Standard

Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act, June 30, 1906. Serial Number 707.

SPECIALTIES Oil of Cypress in Whooping Cough Pollantin in Hay Fever Send for descriptive matter

Obtainable in aJl size original packages throvigh the

.s' Richardson Drug Company Omaha., Nebraska. 12 OMAHA DRUGGIST

FOR A BRACER THE DRUGGIST in the shape of 200 * Profit. A GREAT SURE TO INCREASE CIRCULATION (of currency) TONIC i over your >■ FOR (. counter ) THAT “RUN-DOWN” AND MAKE YOU SLEEP THE SLEEP FEELING OF THE MAN WHOSE BANK CAUSED BY BALANCE IS NARROW MARGINS PUTTING ON FLESH. AND Sold Only to Druggists SLIM PROFITS Samples Furnished On Request WE ALLOW 25c per dozen for Empty Life Malt Bottles, and we pay return

THE TONIC YOU LIKE. freight on empties. COSTS YOU, in cask lots, $9.00 perca^ od'0ze„ “ in 5 cask lots, 8 .5 0 “ ORDER FROM YOUR JOBBER Life Malt Department, FRED KRUG BREWING CO., Omaha, Neb.

A WOflK OF ART MR. DRUGGIST: If you sell MALT EXTRACT here is a proposition that will interest you: With a one or five cask order of MALT EXTRACT We will ship freight prepaid TWO of our beautiful metal art plaques—we will also mail 50 to 100 of our booklets entitled “Has Your Blood Red Corpuseles?” with your name and the words—f o r s a l e b y —stamped in the back, to a list of your customers if you furnish the list. The distribution of these booklets has doubled and trebled the Malt Extract business of all druggists who have availed themselves of our offer. STORZ MALT EXTRACT costs you 1 cask, 9 doz. bottles, $9.00, F. O. B. Omaha. 5 casks, 9 doz. bottles, each, $8.50, F. o. B. Omaha. We buy back our own empty bottles at the rate of 25 cents per dozen and we pay return freight. STORZ MALT EXTRACT has been tested and en. dorsed during the past three months by over twelve hundred Half tone reproduction of our beautiful metal art physicians in Iowa and Nebraska. No other product stands plague lithographed in 14 colors on sheet steel, 24 so well with the medical profession. Order from your jobber inches by 30 inches. One of the most costly ad­ or direct from us stipulating your jobbers name through whom we vertising signs on the market. will invoice. STORZ MALT EXTRACT DEPARTMENT, OMAHA, NEBRASKA. OMAHA DRUGGIST. H flDontbl? 3ournal of pbarmac?.

V ol XX. OMAHA, SEPTEMBER, 1907. No. 9.

DRUGGIST. rivative thereof specifically named in the law. The drugs C. F. WELLER, PUBLISHER. requiring quantitative statements : morphine, opium, co­ caine, heroin, alpha, or beta eucaine, chloroform, cannabis Terms or Subscription...... $1.00 per year Rates oe Advertising on Application. indica, chloral hydrate, caffeine, phenacetine, acetanilide and alcohol. See section 35, Arts. 3 and 4. Also see Art. Contributions pertaining to current pharmaceutical topics invited. 5 second provision. g@s“ Address all communications to 3. When must goods be labeled? The United States OMAHA DRUGGIST PUBLISHING CO., authorities have named October 1st, 1907. This commis­ _ Ninth and Jackson Sts., Omaha. sion therefore adopts the same date since it would be mani­ festly impracticable to make the necessary changes earlier. INDEX TO ADVERTISERS. 4. Stocks on hand. No law can be retroactive. But P age P ag e Alabastine Co...... 51 Krug Brewing Co...... 12 in order to close up the matter of old stocks by October 1st, J Anglo-American Drug Co...... 4 La Rue, D r...... 43 | John I. Brown & Co...... 4 Lawton Vineyards Co...... Cover it is ruled that the following method of procedure will serve Armstrong Cork Co...... 4 Lewis, Frank P ...... 9 to identify and exempt old stocks. First, the Retailer must Ballard, Jas. P ...... '. 5 Maguire Med. Co., J. & C ...... 43 Beaver Soap Co...... 54 Martin-Senour Co., The...... 47 stamp or label each article in his old stock “On hand Octo Berry B ros.,Ltd...... 6 Metz Bros. Brewing Co...... 7 Bloomington Land Co...... 53 Midland Glass and Paint C o...... 53 her l*st.” Second* the Retailer must file with the Food and Boehringer & Soehne...... Cover Myers Mfs. C o...... 54 Dairy Commissioner a complete inventory of all articles so Bosanko Co., D r...... 56 Old Overholt...... 52 Boston Varnish C o...... 7 Paddock Cork C o...... 54 stamped on or before October 10th, 1907. The Retailer Borden’s Cond. Milk C o ...... Cover Philo Hay Specialty C o ...... 46-50 Buchanan, James & Co...... 50 Planten. H. & S ons...... 56 will be held strictly responsible for these provisions. More­ Centaur Co., T h e ...... 6 Popham, Thos. C o...... 55 over retailers are warned not to lay in large stocks of goods Chamberlain Medicine Co...... 4 Porter-Ryerson-Hoobler Co...... 44 Chattanooga Medicine C o ...... 41 Prima Tonic Co ...... 55 requiring special labels before October 1st, unless the new Clarke Bros. & Co...... Cover Purox...... l Coleman, Geo. J...... 51 Reed & Carnrick ...... 55 goods are labeled in strict conformity with the law. Columbia Chemical Works...... 53 Richmond Nervine C o...... 46 A. H. W h e a to n , Continental Varnish and Color Co. ..52 Rheinstrom Bros...... Cover Cough Drop Co.. E & M ...... 41 Roessler& Hasslacher Chem. C o ___54 Brookings, S. D. Food and Dairy Commissioner. Creighton College of Pharmacy...... 26 Sanford Manufacturing Co...... 52 20 Dalemand & C o...... 45 Sanford & Sons...... 26 Aug. , 1907. ______Dean, W. G. & Son...... 9 San Telruo Cigar Mfg. Co...... 2 Duffy Malt W hiskey C o...... 4 Sandholm Drug Co...... 41 Only two persons out of twenty-five passed the Iowa State Etna Chemical C o ...... 51 Scales. D r ...... 9-42 Fay & Schueler ...... 7 Schuster Brewing Co...... 48 Board of Pharmacy examination for August-and will be Freiberg, Sig & Sol. H ...... 1 Shufeldt, Henry H. & C o...... 53 given certificates. That there is no letting down the bars Fritzsche B r o s ...... 11 Storz Brewing C o...... 12 Golden Gate Adv. Co...... 53 Stratton, John F. & C o...... 52 and that the health of the State will not be sacrificed by Green River Whiskey...... 10 Sweet V alley Wine Co...... 5 Griswold’s S alve...... 49 Taylor. E. H. Jr. & Sons ...... 42 poor druggists is evidenced by the results of the examina­ Grogan, Chas. P...... 56 The Old “ 76” Distilling Co...... Cover Hess Co. T he...... 45 Urbana Wine Co...... 41 tion. The two fortunate persons are Miss Agnes G, Hammondsport Wine Co...... 48 Van Stans Stratena Co..-...... 43 O’Leary of Iowa City and B. C. Wolfe of Hampton, Iowa. Hammar Bros. White Lead Co...... 48 W ells, E. S ...... 7 Highland Park College of Pharmcy.45 W illiams M anufacturing Co...... 56 Drug clerks are complaining that the State Board is mak­ H ollister Drug Co...... 50 Woodman Linseed Oil Co...... Cover ing the examination too hard. Many of the grades were Hoffman, George Wm ...... 56 W oolner & C o...... 10 Jones, Paul & C o...... 46 W right’s Smoke...... 5 down in the region of 35 and 40, and an average of 75 is K ra u se...... 45 Zenner D isinfectant C o...... 55 Kessler. J ulius & Co...... 8 required to pass. Fulton & Gallenkamp is the style of a new firm recently Ruling of the Food and Dairy Commissioner of South Dakota on started in the drug and chemical brokerage and commission Drugs. business. They are located at Nos. 224 and 226 Pearl Owing to the many inquiries coming to this office both street, New York City. Neither member of the firm needs by letter and by personal application concerning many of introduction to either the drug or chemical trades. Mr. the more important features of the South Dakota Drug Fulton is one of the pioneer drug merchants of New York Law, it has become evident that certain explicit instructions city, being one of the founders of the original firm of Stall- and rulings are imperative at this time. Also a direct re­ man & Fulton, with which firm he was connected as a part­ quest from the State Board of Pharmacy indicates the same ner for thirty years. Mr. Fulton is thoroughly informed necessity. concerning drug trade conditions both as to domestic and foreign trade, and he is well known not only in this country, THE FOLLOWING RULINGS ARE NOW IN FORCE : 1. What class of goods are exempt from special label­ but in the primary drug markets of Europe. Mr. Gallen­ ing under the law? The law specifically exempts all offi­ kamp is known from the Atlantic to the Pacific and from cial standard U. S. P. and N. F. preparations when of full the Great Lakes to the Gulf. He has a personal acquaint­ strength. If below standard or of a different strength the ance with substantially every buyer of drugs in the United label must give the correct strength. All prescriptions States. He began his career with the R. D. Co., and was and medicines carried by physicians in their cases are ex­ for many years connected with David E. Green & Co., and empt from special labels. The same is true of medicines recently with H. Marquardt & Co. Thd varied experience and prescriptions of veterinary surgeons and dentists. that these gentlemen bring to the business place them in a U. S. P. and N. F. preparations which are not official peculiarly strong position to take care of any business that must be labeled. may be intrusted to them. 2. What preparations must be labeled ? All prepared The sale on Wellerette cigars is 50 per cent greater this medicines of whatsoever description must be labeled and year than last. Are you getting your share of the increase? the label must give the common names of each separate in­ gredient. But the quantity of any ingredient need not be Don’t fail to see the Richardson Drug Co. line of Holi­ stated unless that ingredient be one of the drugs or any de­ day Goods. 14 OMAHA DRUGGIST

C. K. Weller, who represents the Richardson Drug Co. in northeastern Nebraska, spent a couple of weeks last "Personal Points month with his family in Colorado. Pertaining to Pha.rma.ceutica.1 People A The Richardson Drug Co. are prepared to show you an exceptionally attractive line of druggists’ sundries for fall Always good—Wellerette cigars. and holiday trade. Their line of stationery is very strong. Hoff Bros, have succeeded the Swartz Drug Co. at N. B. Wilson, who has been representing Parke, Davis Beemer, Neb. & Co. in southern Nebraska for some time past, has resigned his position to return to the management of his drug store Harben & Harben of Platte, S. D., put in the third drug at Glenwood, la. stock in Platte about August 4th. A. R. Kokes, who recently disposed of his drug business L. R. Newborn from eastern Iowa is doing relief work at Chapman, Neb., to E. E. Farnsworth, was operated on for Phillips & Beppler of Sioux City, Iowa. at St. Joseph’s hospital, Omaha, last month for appendici­ Hughes Bros, of Trinidad, Colo., are now proprietors of tis, and has entirely recovered. the drug store formerly owned by Walter Dearden. Richardson Drug Co. line of Poultry Goods and Stock remedies are good sellers—they are splendid formulas, made The quality, workmanship and uniformity of Wellerette with pure goods and are guaranteed by a house that can cigars commend them to the most fastidious smoker. and will protect you. Get the agency. The stork visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Koza Mr. Horne, of the Willes-Horne Drug Co., Salt Lake of Milligan, Neb., last month bearing a fine bady boy. City, is sporting a new automobile, it being one of the lar­ Dr. Roth, of the Harrison & Roth Drug Co., Evanston, gest cars in the city. Mr. Horne has had some very pleas­ Wyo., made a business trip to Salt Lake City last month. ant experiences with this machine of late but says it is not for sale. Manager Whitworth of the Whitworth Drug Co., Salt Mohwer & Keegan of Sioux City, la., are successors to Lake City, is taking a two weeks’ outing on a fishing trip. Slater & Mohwer. Mr. Keegan, son-in-law of Mr. Mohwer, W. L. Davis, proprietor of the Davis Drug Co., Lead- purchased on August 1st the interest owned by Mr. Clint ville, Colo., soent several days in Denver last month on Slater, who is the traveling representative for Franklin business. McVey & Co. of Chicago. Geo. Reed, manager of the Z. C. M. I. Drug Depart­ Are you handling Wellerette cigars? If not why don’t ment, Salt Lake City, reports a very heavy business so far you give them a trial ? The Richardson Drug Co. not only this year. guarantee their sale but guarantee them to increase your cigar business. Don’t that sound good enough to justify Buy vour rubber goods and sundries from the Richard­ you in placing a small order? son Drug Co. if you want the best selling articles at the lowest prices. Roy McNamara of Onawa, la., has just returned from the Jamestown Exposition. Mr. McNamara has been assist­ Frank Kolsch of Leadville, Colo., has just returned from ing the druggists in Sloan and Onawa for the past three a two weeks’ outing. His father, Julius Kolsch, says it is years. He is undecided as to whether he will go clerking now his turn. again or buy a drug stock of his own. Mr. A. A. Soderstron, formerly with C. A. Ramsdell of Cards are out announcing the marriage of Dr. H. Han­ Beresford, S. D., is now with R. C. Davis of Vermillion, sen to Miss Alice M. Canty, Logan, Iowa, on August 15th. South Dakota. The Doctor was for several years in charge of I. C. Wood Mr. Hoyt, of the Rawlins Drug Co., Rawlins, Wyo., has & Co.’s drug store at Logan. He gave up the drug busi­ just returned from a two weeks’ outing down in the Colo­ ness, however, to study medicine and is now enjoying a rado mountains. splendid practice in that city. ,C. D. Smith, one of the leading druggists of Grand Dr. Bellrose, proprietor of the Bellrose Pharmacy of Junction, Colo., spent a few days in Salt Lake City on bus­ Eaton, Colo., has just sold his drug stock and business to iness last month. W. L. Davis and W. H. Parsons of Leadville. Mr. Par­ sons was formerly head.clerk of the Davis Drug Co. at F. A. Druehl, senior member of the firm of Druehl & Leadville and in the future will have charge of the Eaton Franken of Salt Lake City, made a business trip to Boise, store. They took possession the first of the month. Idaho, last month. Carl Max, an old druggist of Scotland, S. D., has re­ F. P. Sherwood, one of the old time druggists of Salt cently returned from his claim to which he has now a clear Lake, has just opened up a new branch store two blocks title and is assisting Bruhn & Zehnpfennig of Scotland, S. south of his old location. D. Mr. Otto Bruhn, manager for B. & Z., is very fortu­ Mr. McDougal, proprietor of the Rock Springs Phar­ nate in securing Mr. Max’s services as he is very popular macy, Rock Springs, Wyo., has just returned from a ten and makes friends easily. days’ trip to Salt Lake City. D. F. Barber, ’07 graduate of the Creighton College of Mr. Harrison, proprietor of the Evanston Drug Co., Pharmacy, has secured a position with Dr. N. McCabe at Evanston, Wyo., will take a ten days’ outing this month up North Platte, Neb., as manager of his store, and left for on the head waters of Bear River. that city the 23rd of last month. Mr. Barber has a reputa­ « tion of being a first-class drug man and stood very high in The Richardson Drug Co. carry the largest stock of his class and also passed the last examination of the State sponges and chamois in the west. They have the best Board with a very creditable percentage. goods obtainable and their prices are right. P. H. Patterson, the Black Hills representative of the Roy C. Davis, who has been in the employ of A. Helger- Richardson Drug Co., is rejoicing over the arrival of a big son of Vermilion, S. D., for the past twelve years, has pur­ chased the drug stock from his employer, taking possession baby girl who came to his home August 17th. the 12th of August. Mr. Helgerson has confined himself John Schall, head prescription clerk with Arden Clark so closely to his drug business for the past five years that of Vermillion, S. D., left on August 20th to settle on his his health is such that it necessitates his retirement from claim, which is about five miles from Quinn, S. D. the drug business and live the out-door life. OMAHA DRUGGIST 15 SPECIAL OFFER WHITE PINE GOUGH SYRUP LARGE 30 DAYS ONLY 1 gross, small, $12.00, 1 dozen free. . ..Profit 225 per cent Yz gross, small, 6.50, Y* dozen free.. . .Profit 200 per cent Y gross, small, 3.50, Y dozen free.. . .Profit 178 per cent 1 gross, large, 24.00, 1 dozen free.. . .Profit 225 per cent Y2 gross, large, 13.00, Y* dozen free.. ..Profit 200 per cent Y\ gross, large, 7.00, % dozen free.. . .Profit 178 per cent SMALL

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Joseph F. Eich, Panama, la., visited Omaha last month. B. D. Rupp, Wahoo, Neb., was in Omaha September 5th D. W. Adams, Randolph, Iowa, was a recent Omaha and placed a nice order for holiday goods with the Richard­ visitor. son Drug Co. Dr. Clark, Craig-, Neb., was an Omaha visitor last John Lauvstad, popular druggist at Harlan, Iowa, is month. spending his vacation in Minneapolis, Minn., also visiting his best girl. C. J. Safarik, Schuyler, Neb., visited Omaha jobbers on the 29th ult. Carl Forche, formerly with Dr. D. T. Martin of Pome­ roy, Iowa, for eight years, is now located with O. Ruff Co. Geo. P. Shiley, Missouri Valley, Iowa, paid us a visit on Sioux City, Iowa. the 13th ult. M. E. Moyer of Crawford, Neb., has been confined to E. D. Corr, Onawa, Iowa, is rapidlyrecovering- from his his bed with typhoid fever for the past thirty days, but is recent illness. now able to be up. H. M. Wiebke of Waverly, Neb., has sold his store to S. W. Orton, Weeping Water, Neb., passed through Emery & Reitz. Omaha on the 2nd on his way to Saratoga to attend the Dr. H. C. Hawley, Clarinda, Iowa, visited Omaha job­ Grand Army reunion. bers August 19th. D. J. Fink, G. B. Christoph, H. L. Harper, and A. V. F. J. From, Halbur, Iowa, was visiting Omaha jobbers Pease, members of the Nebraska Board of Pharmacy, were on September 9th. in Omaha August 14th. Wolff & Jerome, Utica, Neb., have sold their store to T. M. Starrh, one of the druggists of Shoshone, Idaho, Leiber & Houchen. was confined to his bed for two weeks last month with in­ P. S. Taggart, Gretna, Neb., spent several days in flammatory rheumatism. Omaha last month. W. D. Harlan, Oakland, Iowa, was visiting Omaha job­ bers on the 5th inst. . A. W. Mclsaac, Yetter, Iowa, visited the Omaha job­ bers September 9th. T. W. Konkle, Defiance, Iowa, was visiting Omaha job­ bers on the 14th ult. Ora E. Copes, Avoca, Neb., was in the city on a busi­ ness trip the 25th ult. C. S. Carothers, Calaway, Neb., was in Omaha buying goods on the 3rd inst. D. D. Adams, Nehawka-, Neb., was buying goods in Omaha on the 6 th inst. U. A. Bates, Springfield, Neb., was buying sundries in Omaha on the 7th inst. M. E. Gilkerson of the Clark Drug Co., Tekamah, Neb., paid us a visit oh September 4th. Vv M. Y. Maxey' druggist and postmaster, Arion, Iowa, was in Omaha on the 9th instant. We acknowledge a pleasant call from Dr. N. McCabe, North Platte, Neb., on the 19th ult. C. F. WELLER AND FAMILY, at his summer home, Chase, Colorado. F. J. Hill, of the Julien Drug Co., Hamburg, Iowa, was Chas. E. Goodman, proprietor of the Omaha Surgical buying goods in Omaha on the 26th ult. Supply Co., died at his residence in this city on September 3rd. He was 40 years of age. Chas. E. Week, formerly in the drug business at River­ side, Cal.,* is now living in Denver, Colo. H. O. Martin, proprietor of the Cody Drug Co., Cody, Wyo., spent several days in Omaha last month buying J. W. Camp, Council Bluffs, Iowa, left last month for a goods for fall and holiday trade. two weeks’ visit with his father in Wisconsin. Dr. Robb, of Davis & Robb, Blanchard, Iowa, was in Dr. V. D. Douglas has purchased the drug business the city the 19th ult- visiting Omaha jobbers, and left an formerly owned by Seaver Bros, at Tecumseh, Neb. order with the Richardson Drug Co. at that time. Dell G. Morgan, Council Bluffs, la., just returned from D. F. Jones of Watertown, S. D., has been appointed a two weeks’ trip fishing on the St. Lawrence river. by Governor Crawford as a member of the South Dakota Colonel Rob W. Sackett has disposed of his interest in State Board of Pharmacy for a period of three years. the firm of Sackett & Haire Drug Co., Fort Dodge, la. Chas. H. Phillips, of Phillips & Beppler, Sioux City, Colonel Hiebenthal of the firm of Hiebenthal & Preiss, Iowa, who has been on his claim near Wall, S. D., will Scribner, Neb., was buying goods in Omaha on the 15th ult. spend a few days in Sioux City during the Interstate Fair. “Admiral ” Sammson of the firm of Farnham & Samm- C. A. Jackson, head of the Jackson Drug Co., Beatrice, son, Blair, Neb., was calling on Omaha jobbers on the 21st Neb., dropped dead at his home September 3rd. Mr. Jack- ult. son had been in business in Beatrice since 1874, and was 67 Chas. W. Fallen has purchased the interest of the Mur­ years of age. phy estate in the Fallen & Murphy drug store at Seward, J. G. McBride and wife of Stella, Neb., passed through Neb. Omaha the 13th ult. on a five weeks’ vacation in the north­ Mrs. C. J. Wilson, Atkinson, Neb., a member of the west, during which time they will visit St. Paul, Edmond- firm of Wilson Drug Co., spent several days in Omaha last ton, Canada, where they have relatives, Vancouver, Seattle month. and Portland, returning over the Northern Pacific. OMAHA DRUGGIST 17

No. 650 on your invoice and goods means that you are A Testimonial oi Friendship to Colonel D. Y. Wheeler. guaranteed by a house that can and will protect you. J. J. Luff, Marquette, Neb., visited the Richardson Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. 13, 1907. Drug Co. on the 17th ult. on his way east, expecting to be Col. Dan Y. Wheeler, absent about two or three weeks visiting friends in Iowa Chase, Colo. and Chicago. Dear Colonel: Dr. Newell Jones of Central City, Neb., was married The Utah Pharmaceutical Association, in session at the September 4th to Miss Winnifred Reynard of Grand Island. Commercial Club, this a. m., send congratulations on your For the past two years Miss Reynard has been a nurse at improved condition and hope for your early recovery. the Methodist hospital in Omaha, and it was there that she We are all very much disappointed in not having you met Dr. Jones. with us on this occasion. Louis W. Brokaw, son of our good friend Wm. A. Bro- With best wishes, we are, kaw, Cedar Bluffs, Neb., was in Omaha last month and Yours cordially, spent some time in looking over the establishment of the Joy H. Johnson, Sec. S. W. Badcon, Pres. Richardson Drug Co. R. T. Kelly, Vice Pres.; Alex Hedquist, 1st Vice Pres.; Geo. S. Kirby, H. A. Knowles, C. J. Schmidt, Robert A. The Richardson Drug Co. last month bought the build­ Brackett, Amos C. Cape, T. J. Wadsworth, D. B. Hoover, ing which they have been located in for the past fifteen L. M. May, A. C. Smith, Walter H. Dayton, John Culley, years. They also purchased the adjoining lot, giving John H. Bishop, M. B. Travis, Wm. Thornton, L. W. them 132 feet square. Smith, A. A. Robison, Harry Bennett, G. W. Sweet, F. A. Frank Koss, Fremont, Neb., came to Omaha on the 14th Dreuhl, O. G. Hemenway, Bill Bailey, Chas. VanDyke, L. to get acquainted with the workings of the examining C. Robinson, John M. Doull, Wynn L- Eddy, Richard board. Mr. Koss expects to take his position on the board Bridge, J. S. VimilHon, C. E. Driver, W. M. Drew, T. L. at the next meeting, filling the vacancy caused by the re­ Halliday, B. F. Riter, F. C. Schramm, Wm. Driver, F. B. tirement of D. J. Fink. Hurlbut, F. G. Pinkerton, J. J. Driver, F. L. Maddux, Carl M. Aaseth of Burke, S. D., who purchased the P. Chas. O. Dee, W. W. Crawford, Archibald Bevan, Henry M. Fulton stock over three months ago, is now located in S. Fendler, E. T. Studness, W. Loyd, C. A. Hedquist, A. his new store, which is a great improvement. Mr. Aaseth D. Sutton, F. M. Brown, A. Hatch, Jr., E. Chambers, G. has added some new store fixtures and has one of the pret­ E. Wright, Jas. L. Franken. tiest little drug stores in South Dakota. Dr. L. M. Martin, son of the druggist and doctor, D. T. Martin, of Pomeroy, la., has been practicing medicine in Sioux City for the past six months. Dr. L. M. has had a thorough schooling in one of the best institutions in Chi­ cago years ago and then followed this up at Rochester, Minn. Norton Moses, a young drug clerk of Spearfish, S. D., lost his life recently as the result of an overdose of cocaine, taken instead of codeine, the mistake occurring by his tak­ ing the bottle from the shelf in the dark after closing hours to relieve a severe pain in the head which he was suffering from at the time. C. W. Crouter, Wheatland, Wyo., bought a complete stock of drugs, sundries and fixtures through W. D. Zook, one of the western representatives of the Richardson Drug Co., and will open up in business about the middle of Octo­ ber. Mr. Crouter has been managing the Pioneer Phar­ RED CROSS DRUG STORE, BILLINGS, MONT. T. M. KEHOE, P r o p . macy for the past few years. Dr. H. J. White, of White & Evans, Springview, Neb., H. J. Cooper of Dunbar, Neb., has sold his drug store accompanied by his wife and two daughters, has been tak­ to Wilber W. Anness. Mr. Anness was formerly engaged ing a well earned vacation for the past two or three weeks in the drug business at Palmyra, Neb., and Salt Lake City, visiting friends in northeastern Nebraska, Sioux City and Utah, and has a host of friends in the state who will be de­ Omaha. The Doctor was a welcome visitor at the office of lighted to hear of his return. Mr. Cooper will engage in the Richardson Drug Co. on the 11th inst. the wholesale stock food business. It is with deep regret that we announce the death of Place your orders early this year for Wellerettes, San Mrs. F. T. Johnson, Ord, Neb., which occurred last month Telmos and El Famosos in Christmas packages. We will at the M. E. hospital of Omaha, caused by appendicitis. have a full line of these goods packed in 12s and 25s in Mrs. Johnson was enjoying the best of health until three neat, attractive packages for the holiday trade. Owing to weeks before her death. She left two little girls, and to the fact, however, that the factory is experiencing so much her stricken husband and relatives we extend our heartfelt difficulty in filling orders it will be well for you to place sympathy. your orders early. We will ship the goods on any date you Cards are out announcing the marriage of F red M. At- may specify, and as we will guarantee the sale of these tebury of Mitchell, Neb., to Miss Myrrh Beatrice Hanson goods to you we hope you will order a sufficient quantity to of Cheyenne, Wyo., which took place on September 5th. cover your requirements. Do not delay too long for you The bride is the only daughter of Surveyor General and may not be able to get what you want later. Cordially in­ Mrs. Alpheus Pierre Hanson of Cheyenne. She is a young viting your orders, we remain, woman of great beauty and a social favorite at Cheyenne. Very truly yours, Mr. Attebury formerly resided in Cheyenne, but is now en­ R ic h a r d s o n D r u g Co . gaged in the drug business at Mitchell. The Richardson Drug Co. do not sell to mail order You can substitute but you cannot satisfy unless you houses. supply Wellerette cigars. 18 OMAHA DRUGGIST

Benefits Derived from Pharmaceutical Training. thresher.” Only narrow minded and selfish people hate to see others advance and better themselves. By M a u d F in n e y . We often hear pharmacists complaining about the laws In this day of advanced civilization we hear on every and the protection they deserve from the government, but side of us the call for educated men and women. All the how often do we hear them say, “Is the public fully pro­ professional calling’s closely allied to the practice of phar­ tected from incompetent druggists ? ” Very seldom, if ever, macy are demanding a higher standard of education. and should not this be the uppermost aim in their minds as Should not pharmacy respond to the call as promptly as well as in their actions ? Their profession means protec­ the others ? tion to the weak public. They often wonder why they as The trend of the times, the rapid advance of science and professional men command so little respect and why in fact the constant discovery of new remedies and methods only the professional side of pharmacy is so rapidly losing help to better the conditions of the pharmacists of today ground. The reason is largely because they cheapen them­ and if they are to take advantage of these opportunities selves before the public by allowing business principles to they must be qualified and well equipped. drive away professional ones wherein lies their strength. The pharmacists will better themselves and the public 1 In scarcely any field of human activity is the responsibil­ by taking an interest in the State Association for “ where ity greater, or the necessity for eternal vigilance more real, there is union there is strength.” They must also encour­ than in pharmacy, for the pharmacist holds in his hands age the graduates to take special interest, for since they the lives of all in his community, and what more orecious are from school they have many new ideas, and any busi­ treasure is there than human life ? Which of us would ness firm or association soon loses ground unless a young trust our life in the hands of a man or woman who is not head enters it occasionally with new plans to keep up with competent to care for it correctly ? the times. If there are any two professions or callings where the The standard of pharmacy will be raised to its own unfit should be culled out more than in others it is in those level when each pharmacist considers it a duty to only have of medicine and pharmacy, because these two call for the those young men and women who have a good preliminary highest type of manhood and womanhood, and at the same education obtained at high school as apprenticed clerks, time special education and intellectual acumen. How can and when they encourage these clerks by appealing to their this special education be obtained ? Some will argue that inspirations as professional men or women, and lastly when we can fit ourselves for any position if we but apply our­ they gain the confidence of their physicians by proving to selves and study, without the aid of teachers and colleges. them their competency. But we all know that to study alone is tedious and tiresome unless we know that that which we are studying is to be rehearsed and talked over, different views of it taken, and thus, a lasting impression made on our minds. The majority of our pharmacists have sufficient general education, but they lack the special education, and some of those who have it fail to use it and this for the simple rea­ son that they lack the common sense to apply their knowl­ edge. The education or training which we receive at college is but a beginning and is mainly valuable in so far as it trains us to the habit of continuous application after a definite plan and system. “ Knowledge obtained by labor becomes a possession entirely our own.” This kind of culture calls forth power and cultivates strength. In what place could we use original thought better than in pharmacy ? We can constantly find new ways and means, and not allow the scientist to do all the thinking and planning while we dream the hours away. The system which we acquire at school helps us to do more work and of a better quality; it fosters the habits of promptness, decision and thoroughness; it simplifies a mass of perplexing details and gives freedom for larger creative MISS MAUD FINNEY. work ; it increases our self respect, self faith and hence others’ respect for our confidence, because people ■w ill be­ Miss Maud Finney is the young lady who wrote the lieve in a man or woman of system and order ; it creates the above paper, which received the first prize at the N. S. P. habit of doing things to a finish insteak of the slipshod A. meeting in June. She received her early education at habit of half doing things. It is well said that, “The sys­ St. Mary’s convent, Grand Island, Neb., afterwards gradu­ temless man never learns the magic of management,” and ating from the Central City high school. After teaching that, “The mind of man cannot work effectively and econ­ school for several terms, Miss Finney entered the Creigh­ omically without a program.” ton College of Pharmacy last fall and graduated last It is a fact, and a sad one too, that some of the practic­ month. ing pharmacists who obtained their education, which was Special Notice, general, some years ago are stumbling blocks in pharmacy We desire to call the attention of the trade to Chas. today, because, instead of giving encouragment they dis­ Pfizer’s brand of Strychnine. The demand for this well- suade the young men and women who contemplate taking known make is constantly on the increase among ranch­ up pharmacy as their life work from taking a college course. men, trappers and farmers throughout the West as a poison They say they have been successful and had no special for exterminating wolves, prairie dogs, gophers and other training and what is the use of spending time and money pests. The drug and pharmaceutical trades generally when they could fit themselves for registration in the drug recognize the superiority of Chas. Pfizer & Co.’s Strych­ store at home. The young man or woman who listens to nine and its salts which are strictly of U. S. standard. We such advice is not deserving of the grand title of pharma­ are prepared to fill orders for this well-known brand of cist. Is it not as reasonable to say, “because our forefath­ Strychnine at lowest market prices. ers threshed grain with a flail we will not use the steam R ic h a r d so n D ru g C o . OMAHA DRUGGIST 19 * SPECIAL OFFER WHITE PINE GOUGH SYRUP LARGE 30 DAYS ONLY 1 gross, small, $12.00, 1 dozen free. . ..Profit 225 per cent Y gross, small, 6.50, Y* dozen free.. . .Profit 200 per cent Y\ gross, small, 3.50, % dozen free.. . .Profit 178 per cent 1 gross, large, 24.00, 1 dozen free.. . .Profit 225 per cent Yz gross, large, 13.00, Y* dozen free.. ..Profit 200 per cent Y\ gross, large, 7.00, Y\ dozen free.. . .Profit 178 per cent SMALL

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Nebraska State Board of Pharmacy. his father, Dr. J. G. Walthall. At the last State Board examination Mr. Walthall received a rating of 84.8 percent, Out of the class of thirty-four which appeared before the the highest of his class. He and Miss Schlumberger will State Board of Pharmacy in Omaha on August 14th, the have to divide the honors as they both received the same following were successful in passing the examination : rating. * * Dan F. Barber, John E. Bloomberg, Rollo L. Carothers, * Mat E. Carrier, James H. Forrest, Earle E. Hopping, God­ frey J. Kadavy, Thos. H. Long, Floyd W. Marshall, Fern EXAMINATION QUESTIONS. Meehan, Guy W. Myers, G. L. McMillan, Florando E- CHEMISTRY. Poellot, Troy W. Reiner, Soren Ringlund, Dick B. Samuel- A. V. PEASE, Examiner. son, F. Alfred Schiller, Anna B. Schlumberger, Harry E. 1. What is chemistry ? How does the study of chemistry Seibert, Walter Snell, Geo. F. Strelow, Roy M. Thorn­ differ from the study of physics and pharmacy ? ton, Wm. T. Voss, Claude Walthall. 2. How many elements are known ? Name five common and five rare elements. Write their symbols followed by their atomic weights. 3. What is organic chemistry ? Give an example of an organic substance. Give its chemical formula. 4. What is quantivalence ? Give an example of an uni­ valent element. Of a bivalent. Of a trivalent. 5. What is atomic weight ? What element is used as the standard of comparison ? Give the atomic weights or K., S., As., Ca. 6. Name two or more of the properties of an acid. What is a monobasic acid ? A dibasic acid ? A tribasic acid ? 1 7. What is the chemical difference between a sulphate, a sulphite and a sulphid ? Write the chemical formula of potassium sulphate, sodium sulphite, and calcium iodide. 8. What is the difference between methyl alcohol and ethyl alcohol ? 9. Name the halogens. How much sodium iodid can be made 100 gm. of I ? MISS ANNA B. SCHLUMBERGER. 10. In the following list select the acids, bases and salts. Miss Anna B. Schlumberger was born in Denison, Iowa, Write the names of the acids first, bases next and on March 28, 1886, and graduated from the Denison high salts last school in 1903. After serving a four years’ apprenticeship HBr, KO'H, KHSO H SO,, Al(OH),, KBr, CrO„ in pharmacy under hef father, Mr. Ph. A. Schlumberger, a prominent druggist of Denison, Miss Schlumberger was A(?20, SnCl2. successful in obtaining a rating of 84.8 percent at the State * * Board examination, the highest received by any of the * applicants. Miss Schlumberger feels that the training she MATERIA MEDICA. has received from her father has been an excellent oppor­ GEO. B. CHRISTOPH, Examiner. tunity. 1. Identify specimens numbered 1 to 10. 2. Give English name or synonym for : Acacia, Aspid- ium, Cetaceum, Haematoxylon, Liquor Iodid Compos- itus, Liquor Potassi Arsenitis, Liquor Potassi Citra- tis, Physostigma, Uva Ursi, Ulmus. 3. Veratrum—Give synonym, principal constituent, med­ ical properties, official preparations and their doses. 4. Name ten animals from which official U. S. P. drugs or preparations are obtained, and name one prepara­ tion of each. 5. Define : Analeptics, Analgesics, Antipyretics, Chola- gogues, Neurotics, and give an example of each. 6. From what part of the plant are the following U. S. P. drugs obtained : Lactucarium, Eriodictyon, Ani- sum, Galla, Santonica, Belladonna, Rubus, Rheum, Senega, Zingiber ? (In case of root or rhizome state which it is.) 7. Ipecacuanha—Give part used, source, description, con­ stituents, action and use ; official preparations and doses. C. B. W ALTH A LL. 8. What drug contains both purgative and astringent C. B. Walthall was born in Jonesboro, Ind., in January, properties, and to what is this due. 1883. He came to Benkelman, Neb., in 1896. After finish­ 9. Pilocarpus—Give synonym, part used, source, constit­ ing his education in that town he attended the Highland uents, action and use. Park College of Pharmacy, graduating therefrom in 1903. 10. Hyoscyamus—Give part used, source, description, con­ In February of this year he entered the drug business with stituents, action and use, and official preparations. OMAHA DRUGGIST 21

PHARMACY. A Superior Preparation oi Bismuth Subnitrate. CHAS. R. SHERMAN, Examiner. 1. What is the drug" strength of Tr. Gelsemium? At Sometime ago the Mallinckrodt Chemical Works stated just what date did this become the Official Strength? in one of their announcements, that in order to appreciate 2. Give weight in grains of 1 Liter U. S. P. Alcohol. the advantages of their Bismuth Subnitrate, a pharmacist 3. What is the Centigrade equivalent of 230 Fahrenheit? should put it into practical use in his dispensing depart­ 4. (a) Describe the process of making Tr. Opii deod. (b) ment. We can readily appreciate the force of this state­ How does the finished product differ from Laudanum ? ment, but at a glance one can easily recognize the general excellence of their product. We have for many years known 5. Name three methods by which Official Medicated wa­ that the Mallinckrodt Chemical Works made a specialty of ters are prepared. Bismuth Subnitrate, but were not aware that it possessed 6 . Name the only U. S. P. “Charta” and explain what is such unusual whiteness and bulkiness, as will be noted upon intended to be accomplished by the official process. examining it. One great advantage of a bulky preparation 7. State weight in grains of the following quantities of of Bismuth Subnitrate and which is important both.to the distilled water at usual temperature—(a) One Liter, physician and pharmacist, is, that it will remain more easily (b) One Deciliter, (c) One Centiliter, (d) One Cubic suspended in mixtures than a heavy, dense preparation, Centimeter. such as is often found on the market. Frequently chemicals are offered by wholesale druggists in bulk, but Bismuth 8. (a) What is the usual temperature for taking specific gravity? (b) Is there any U. S. P. exception to this Subnitrate is an article that never should be purchased in that manner. Druggists should always insist upon receiv­ and if so why? ing the original packages. 9. How much by weight of absolute alcohol (containing just one per cent by weight of water) would be re­ LONG WEAR LEAD.—A satisfactory article to handle. Per quired to make 198 drams by weight of 10% by weight hundred pounds, $6.75. dilute alcohol? 10. Y7hat do you understand by (a) Exsiccation? (b) Cal­ Crushed Shells for Poultry. cination? (c) Sublimation? * * Richardson Drug Co. are carload buyers. Write to them * for prices. TOXICOLOGY. H. L. HARPER, Examiner. • Special Offer on Prima Tonic. 1. Define Toxicology ; Poison; Antidote. 2. Mention two poisons from the mineral kingdom and One cask, 120 bottles, $10.50. When five casks are tak­ give their chemical antidote. en, send us the dates of your invoices and we will send you 3. Give the antidote for Caustic Soda. one barrel free. 4. Mention the active ingredient in Dover Powder. (B) Five cask lot in one shipment, per cask' $9.50 and one Amount of it in 10 grains of powder. (C) Give aver­ cask free. A rebate of 25c per dozen f. o, b. your railway station is allowed for the return of all M. Ts. Write to the age dose. Prima Topic Co., Chicago, sending them bill of lading, and 5. Give chemical antidote for the following: (A) Silver they will remit direct to you for all M. Ts, including the Nitrate, (B) Tr. Iodine, (C) Sugar Lead. one barrel which is sent to you free. 6. What is the toxic principle contained in Potassium R ic h a r d s o n D r u g Co. Cyanide ? (B) What is the percentage strength of Prussic acid, also dose and antidote ? Absolutely Pure Olive Oil, for Table and Medicinal llse. 7. How does the dose of a medicine given hypodermically compare with that of the same remedy given by the California Mission Olive Oil, small, per dozen $2.00 mouth ? 44 44 (4 44 medium, “ 4.50 44 44 44 44 8. Write official name in full and give dose of Fluid ex­ large, “ 8.50 44 44 44 44 tract Indian Hemp; (B) Henbane; (C) Calibar Bean; gallon cans each 3.00 (D) Dog Button. Imported Olive Oil, Les Trois 9. What emergency treatment should be employed for Croix Maltese brand, bottled small, per dozen $2.75 poisoning by Phenol ? (B) Sugar Lead ? (C) Vera- in Marseilles, France, medium, “ 4.00 trum ? “ “ “ large, “ 7.00 10. What are the requirements of the Nebraska Poison “ gallon cans each 2.75 Law ? We sell both of these oils on an absolute guarantee. They are the finest goods obtainable. Every druggist Popular Cigars. should carry the Imported and California olive oil. Buy a Five hundred Wellerettes Royal, 500 Wellerettes Londres, sufficient quantity for a window display. If you cannot 500 Wellerettes Panatella Regalia will cost you $50.00—4 sell them we will take them off your hands. In five case per cent discount for cash, brings them down to $32.00 per lots we will allow you a special discount of 5 per cent. thousand net, making them cost you no more than an ordin­ R ic h a r d so n D ru g Co. ary 5c cigar, and you are getting a piece of goods which cannot be duplicated any where for the money. We not only guarantee their sale but will guarantee them to greatly University Club Rye. increase your cigar business if you will give them a little An absolutely pure rye Kentucky whiskey, bottled in attention. If this doesn’t prove so in thirty days return bond specially for our trade. We recommend this as a them at our expense. Don’t that seem fair? Won’t you pure, clean, well matured rye for medicinal purposes. give us a chance to demonstrate the selling, qualities of Quarts, per case of one dozen, $9.00 Wellerettes? Fives, per case of one dozen, 8.00 v Inviting your order, we are Pints, per case of two dozen, 10.00 Very truly yours, Five to ten case lots, 25c per case less. , R ic h a r d so n D r u g Co. R ic h a r d so n D r u g Co. v? The Murine Eye Remedy Co. are doing considerable Articles quoted in this Journal as “ M.C.W.” are advertising in thisderritory. vOJi'l'i ! ' . . .. 'i?' ..... the products of the Mallinckrodt Chemical Works. '22 OMAHA DRUGGIST

THE UTAH PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION MEETING. “How Many of the Important Preparations of the N, F. Have You Made up in Anticipation of a Demand for them?” Salt Lake City, August 13th and 14th. • —Mr. Chas. Dee, Ogden, Utah. “Can Pharmacy Be Elevated to Its Proper Professional The seventh annual meeting- of the Utah Pharmaceutical Plane so long as the Pharmacist Serves as an Accommoda­ Association was held in Salt Lake City, August 13th and tion to the Public?”—Mr. J. H. Bishop, Logan, Utah. 14th, at the Commercial Club. A large number of the drug­ “A Crystalline Precipitate Frequently Forms in the N. gists of Utah were present, many accompanied by their F. Elixir Ferri Quininae et Strychninae. What is the wives and friends. Several delegates from Idaho and Mon­ Cause, and Does this Precipitate Contain Any of the Alka­ tana also attended. The meeting was called to order by loid ? ”—Mr. A. Hatch, Jr., Heber City, Utah. President S. W. Badcon of Ogden, at 10:30 o’clock Tues­ Resolutions on the death of F. J. Hill, a former member day morning. The minutes of the preceding meeting were of the association, were adopted. read by Secretary Joy H. Johnson of Salt Lake, and after The election of officers which was held resulted as fol­ the payment of dues and other business were attended to lows : President—Alex Hedquist, Provo. First Vice President—Wynn Eddy, Brigham City. Second Vice President—T. R. Kelly, Springville. Treasurer—John Culley, Ogden. Secretary—Joy H. Johnson, Salt Lake City. Members of the Executive Committee : Joy H. Johnson, Chairman; John H. Bishop, Logan; M. D. Howlett, Eure­ ka; W. W. Crawford, Manti; T. B. Hurlbut, Park City; A. Hedquist, Provo. In the afternoon the ladies were entertained by a “ See­ ing Salt Lake” car ride and a trip to Wandamere where re­ freshments were served. The meeting of the druggists was brought to a close Wednesday evening with a banquet at the Commercial Club and a theater party at the Orpheum attended by the ladies. F. C. Schramm served as toastmas­ ter at the banquet, and the following toasts were responded to : “What Has Happened to the Druggists During the Last Year?”—S. W. Badcon: “ The Advancement of the Association During the Coming Year.”—A. Hedquist: “ The State Board of Pharmacy.”—John Culley: “How to Arrange for Prizes for the State Meeting.”—Wm. Bailey: “ Benefits of Local Organization.”—F. A. Druehl: “ The JOHN CULLEY, T r e a s u r e r U. P. A. Year’s Experience in the Retail Trade.”—J. F. Marshall: the address of welcome was delivered by Richard Bridge. This was responded to by B. F. Riter of Logan, and Alex. Hedquist of Provo. About twenty-five applicants were ad­ mitted. During the afternoon session President Badcon delivered his annual address. Reports of the following committees were received; board of pharmacy, finance, resolutions, trade interests, papers and queries, legislation, arrangements and trans­ portation. While the matter-of-fact members of the association were meditating on the serious phases of their work the more easy-going druggists—the members of the entertain­ ment committee—were visiting the sights with the ladies. Under their direction the ladies met at the Cullen hotel at 2:45 p. m. where they took cars for Saltair. They were entertained with a ride on the new steamer “Vista” to An­ telope island, a trip through the old mill, shooting the chutes, and a performance in the electric theater. At 4:45 o’clock they were joined by the men who had finished their deliberations for the day at the Commercial Club, and many took to the waters of the Great Salt Lake. A Dutch lunch was served at seven o’clock, and the remainder of the even- was spent in dancing. On Wednesday the following papers were read and dis­ cussed : “What Is the Best Method of Influencing Physicians in Prescribing N. F. Preparations ? ”—Mr. A. A. Robinson, Salt Lake City, Utah. “What New Ideas Regarding Window Displays Have JOY H. JOHNSON, Se c r e t a r y U. P. A. You Used During the Past Year ? ”—Mr. A. S. Horne, Salt Lake City, Utah. “The Woes of a Traveling Salesman.”—W. E. Bailey: “How Would You Proceed to Make a Good Salesman “ The Advisability of Establishing a College of Pharmacy Out of Your Clerk?”—Mr. Richard Bridge, Salt Lake City, at Logan.”—John H. Bishop: “Curious Remarks.”—John Utah. Doull. “Is a Rapidly Growing Post Card and Souvenir Busi­ ness a Detriment or an Advantage to the Professional Articles quoted in this Journal as “ M.C.W.” are Pharmacist?”—Mr. W. H. Dayton, Salt Lake City. the products of the Mallinckrodt Chemical Works. OMAHA DRUGGIST 23 SPECIAL OFFER WHITE PINE GOUGH SYRUP LARGE 30 DAYS ONLY 1 gross, small, S12.00, 1 dozen free. . ..Profit 225 per cent Yz gross, small, 6.50, Yz dozen free.. . .Profit 200 per cent % gross, small, 3.50, Y dozen free.. . .Profit 178 per cent 1 gross, large, 24.00, 1 dozen free.. . .Profit 225 per cent Yz gross, large, 13.00, dozen free.. ..Profit 200 per cent % gross, large, 7.00, Y dozen free:. . .Profit 178 per cent SMALL

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CREIGHTON COLLEGE OF PHARMACY NOTES. R. D. Co. Pure Dalmation Insect Powder.

The fall term opened on the 3rd inst. with a good en­ Neat attractive 10c packages...... per gross $8.00 rollment. Everything indicates a most successful year’s J^-lb. cans...... per dozen 1.20 work. ' }4 -lb. cans...... “ 2-00 The building is not entirely finished, but will be ready 1-lb. cans...... per lb. .30 for occupancy about September 20th. We are anxious 5-lb. cans...... “ .25 to enjoy the advantages offered by this splendid new build­ 10-lb. cans...... “ .23 ing. It is one of the finest of its kind in the country. 25-lb. boxes...... “ .20 50-lb. drums...... “ .19 All of the graduates of our college were successful in 100-lb. kegs...... “ .18 the state board examination which was held in Omaha on R ic h a r d so n Drug Co. August 14th. The Alumni banquet was held on Thursday evening, EXTRACT OF BEEF. August 8th, at the “Calumet.” The occasion was a most pleasant one, about twenty alumni being present in addi­ -Liebig’s tion to those of the class of 1907. A business meeting was held immediately after the banquet. 2 oz...... per doz $4.55 4 oz...... per doz. $8.50 8 oz...... “ 15.90 16 oz...... “ 29.75 So far as we are informed, the graduates of the class of 24-pound lots, 5 per cent. August, 1907, are located as follows : W. S. Armstrong is Cudahy’s • at Hemingford, Neb.; Dan F. Barber, North Platte; S. H. 2 oz...... per doz. $ 4.40 4 oz...... per doz. $ 8.00 Chism at Stella; M. J. Douglas, Omaha; Maud Finney, 8 oz...... “ 14.75 16 oz...... “ 27.50 Florence; L. P. Hansen, Craig; Hannah Hansen, Craig; 1-dozen lots, 5 per cent. 2-dozen lots, 10 per cent. E. E. Hopping, Beaver City; Godfrey Kadovy, S. Omaha; 1 gross 2-oz., or equivalent, 10 and 5 per cent. E. F. Kulha, Omaha; F. N. Marshall, Omaha; Fred J. Mat­ Armour’s thews, Albion; Fern Meehan, Leigh; Frank Murray, Gree­ ley; Guy W. Myers, Omaha; F. E. Poellot, Omaha; E. F. 2 oz...... per doz. $ 4.45 4 oz...... per doz. $ 8.20 Pope, Omaha; C. A. Potter, Litchfield; Dick Samuelson, 8 oz...... “ 15.90 16 oz...... “ 29.75 Milford, Neb.; Alfred Schiller, Omaha; H. E. Seibert, 2-dozen lots, 5 per cent. 1 gross 2-oz., or equivalent, 10 Friend; Walter Snell, Talmage; Geo. F. Strelow, Norfolk; per cent. R. M. Thornton, York; P. J. Vachal, Omaha; W. Voss, Marshall’s Germantown; Ella Zahel, Omaha. Mr. Frank Murray and 2 oz...... per doz. $ 2.00 4 oz...... per doz. $ 3.80 H. D. Pierce have committed matrimony sinpe leaving col­ 8 oz...... “ 7.00 16 o z ...... “ 13.00 lege. Accept our congratulations. c* Swift’s A number of former students have called during the 2 oz...... “ 4.20 4 oz...... “ 7.50 8 oz...... “ 14.00 16 oz...... “ 26.00 past month. We greatly enjoy these visits and urge all $25.00 lots, 10 per cent. who come to the city to make the college their headquarters. The graduation exercises of the Creighton College of Pharmacy were held at the college building the early part The Richardson Drug Go. make a specialty of stock or­ ders, and can fill them complete in one day if necessary. of August before a goodly company of friends and relatives of the class. Rev. Father Dowling, president of Creighton University, addressed the students, congratulating them on The Alabastine Company of Grand Rapids, Michigan, the quality of the work they had done during their col­ in addition to the very large amount expended by them in lege course and urging upon them the necessity of keeping newspaper and magazine advertising, co-operate in a prac­ high ideals in their professional and business career. He tical way with dealers handling their goods to help those called attention to the fact that success is the standard by dealers to bring to their store the people who are interested which men are measured, but said that the meaning of suc­ in Alabastine through their attractive and extensive adver­ cess was very indefinite. Some believe it to be the acquir­ tising. This co-operation consists in the furnishing of ing of riches, and indeed this seemed to him the most wide unique and attractive electros for the dealer’s use in his lo­ spread view. He’ recommended them to study this view cal paper, these electros being a complete advertisement for more closely, and he believed that they would find that true Alabastine or simply a border design mortised that the success lay in the performance of duty conscientiously and dealer can set up his own advertising. Thus, while adver­ well. He was followed by Prof. Thorp, who distributed tising Alabastine, advertise his general line of business the diplomas. The following graduated: W. S. Arm­ and make his announcement the most distinctive one in the strong, D. F. Barber, S- H. Chism, W. J. Douglas, Maud paper. They also furnish material for window display and Finney, L. P. Hansen, Hannah Hansen, Earl E. Hopping, give cash prizes for same. The Kline Pharmacy of Erie, Godfrey Kadovy, E. F. Kulha, F. W. Marshall, Fred J. Pa., this year received $100 as one of the prizes for a win­ Matthews, Fern Meehan, Frank Murray, Guy W. Myers, dow display made by them. They also furnish to parties F. E. Poellot, E. F. Pope, C. A. Potter, Dick Samuelson, who will use them, outside display waterproof signs or Alfred F. Schiller, Harry E. Seibert, Walter Snell, Geo. F. banners, 28x34 inches, on which the dealer’s name and ad­ Strelow, Roy M. Thornton, P. J. Vachal, W. T. Voss, dress will be printed where a dealer desires to use a num­ Alla Zabel. ber of those. It is certainly to a dealer’s interest to handle goods that are advertised and it is certainly to his interest Wellerette cigars are guaranteed to increase your cigar to devote some of his energies to the localizing of generally business. advertised goods, letting his customers know that he is headquarters by window displays and other methods of The Richardson Drug Co. cordially extend the courtesies reaching their attention. The Alabastine Co. say that of their house to all merchants visiting Omaha during Ak- many of their customers have reported from two to five Sar-Ben week and invite them to make it their headquar­ times the amount of the sales of Alabastine where they had ters while here. used these local helps. The Alabastine Co. are arranging for an expenditure of $250,000 in advertising during the No. 650 means pure drugs. It appears on all goods year 1908, which means much to dealers handling their manufactured and sold by the Richardson Drug Co. goods, and should be a strong incentive to stock liberally. OMAHA DRUGGIST 25

Ready for Fall Buyers. Special Values, in Liquors. Our Fall, Winter and Holiday lines are ready for fall We stock the Old Mission Wines in the following brands: buyers. The largest stock of Rubber goods, Stationery, Reisling, Tokay, Claret, Sweet Catawba, Muscatel, Angel­ School Supplies and Druggists’ Sundries in the west. Be ica, Sherry, Port and White Port, which are put up in the sure to call upon us and make yourself at home while in three following sizes : Quarts, per dozen...... $4.75. Omaha. Fives, “ v“ ...... 4.50. R ic h a r d so n D r u g Co. Pints, “ “ 3.00. A Novelty Advertising and Premium Paper. Clifford’s Malt, 5s, 1 doz. in case, per case...... $6.50 Clifford’s Malt, 5s, 1 doz. in case, 6 case lots...... 6.25 One of the most novel and interesting publications thas comes Clifford’s Malt, 5s, 1 doz. in case, 1 gross lots ...... 6.00 to our exchange table is The Novelty News, of Chicago, a business man’s magazine handsomely illustrated, covering the field of novelty Clifford’s Malt, pints, 2 doz. in case, per case. . ..*.... 7.00 and specialty advertising, premium methods, souvenirs, emblems, Clifford’s Malt, pints, 2 doz. in case, 5 case lots...... 6.75 post cards and advertising goods generally. It contains sixty large Clifford’s Malt, pints, 2 doz. in case, 1 gross lots...... 6.50 pages and is full of new ideas from cover to cover. It’s $1.00 a year. Clifford’s Rye, full quarts, 1 doz. in case, per case.. .. 7.50 Clifford’s Rye, full pints, (glass stoppers), per 100....32.00 New Denatured Alcohol Regulations. Clifford’s Rye, full x/z pints, (glass stoppers), per 100.16.00 The new denatured alcohol regulations which take effect Sweet Briar, full quarts, 1 doz. in case, per case...... 7.00 Sweet Briar, full pints, (glass stoppers) per 100...... 30.00 September 1st are more liberal in their requirements and will be appreciated by the retail druggists. Retail dealers Sweet Briar ^ pints, (glass stoppers), per 100...... i .00 will not be required to swear to their applications for per­ Daniel’s Whiskey, full quarts, 1 doz. in case, per case. 6.50 mits, and once they have been granted a permit it remains Daniel’s Whiskey, full pints, (glass stoppers) per 100.28.00 in force until it has been formally revoked and does not as Daniel’s Whiskey, full ^ pints, “ “ per 100.14.00 now have to be renewed each year. Retailers are also re­ lieved of the duty of keeping record of their receipts or If you want Olive Oil you can recommend to your trade, sales. buy California Mission and Les Trois Croix.' Every druggist should read carefully the new regula­ The Richardson Drug Co. are headquarters for Station­ tions, copies of which can be obtained from their nearest ery and School Supplies. You will save money and gain internal revenue officer. trade by buying their line. Den ver, Coeo., July 10, 1907. Dr. M. Monheit, Omaha, Neb. Souvenir Post Cards—the latest and best novelties— Dear Sir:—Enclosed find 25 cents for which send me a box of carried by the Richardson Drug Co. your foot ease. Yours truly, J. H. Doniphan, 2836 Stout street. Push Wellerettes and watch your cigar business grow

ENORMOUS VALUE Post Card Assortments Three excellent propositions: We have made up assortments of the following twenty dive live, up^to^date series,

LINEN COMICS BUSY BEARS HORSE SERIES LEATHERETTE LINEN MOTTOES GIBSON COMICS DOG SERIES TELEGRAPH RED MOTTOES MEDAL CAT SERIES MOONLIGHT LINEN TOASTS HAPPY CHILDREN COLORED COMICS VENETIAN GREEN MOTTOES TRUE BLUE BUSINESS MAXIMS FUNNY MEN

Assortment No. 1.—Will contain 10 each of the above series, 200 cards sent express prepaid, $1.50 Assortment No. 2.—Will contain 25 each of the above series, 500 cards sent express prepaid, $ 3 .CO Assortment No. 3.—Will contain 50 each of the above series, 1,000 cards sent express prepaid, $5.00

This assortment is large enough and the variety great enough to start you in the Post Card business. If you have already started, you cannot afford to miss this opportunity to freshen up your stock. Order today. RICHARDSON DRUG COMPANY, Post Card Publishers, OMAHA, NEBRASKA. 26 OMAHA DRUGGIST

LITERARY NOTES. The greatest attraction of the middle west. AK-SAR- BEN. September 25th to October 5th. Ten days fun, The September Woman’s Home Companion is remarkable prin­ frolic and entertainment. Night parades, day parades, cipally for two things—the exquisite cover, by Earl Stetson Craw­ carnival every day. Air ship and balloon races. Arrange ford, which won the $1,000 prize recently offered by the Companion, your business and come to OMAHA. The Richardson and for an excellent article on “ The Influence of Business Cife on Women,” by Anna Steese Richardson. This September cover repre­ Drug Co. cordially invite you to call on them and make sents the highest achievement in magazine cover work y^et produced, their offices your headquarters while in the city. and the article mentioned above will make a profound impression on all people interested in the subject of women in business life, as it is Laxative Bromo Quinine. the candid expression of a woman who has made a pronounced busi­ ness success herself. On all orders for six dozen or more of Laxative Bromo The fiction in this number is far above the average. Anthony Hope continues his charming novel, “ Helena’s Path,” and Jennette Quinine we will give November 1st dating, less the regular Lee, the late Julia Magruder, Grace MacGowan Cooke and several cash discount on the 10th of November. others contribute short stories. Dr. Edward Everett Hale’s monthly editorial page is on the subject of Letter Writing. Grace Margaret The Richardson Drug Co. are headquarters for high Gould, the fashion editor, has special pattern pages for children’s and young ladies’ school clothes. Fannie M. Farmer tells how to grade Papeteries and Tablets. The assortment consists of cook the different kinds of macaroni, and all the other departments— the very latest designs and shapes, and their prices are embroidery, dressmaking, knitting, etc.—are full of timely and help­ right. ful suggestions. * * * FOR SALE, WANTED, ETC. One Hundred Million Opium Smokers. Special Rate to Druggists. 5 0 Cents for 25 Words or Less, [From “ Success Magazine.’’] The casual observer may think that the opium traffic—smuggling ATTENTION DRUG CLERKS—Every drug clerk who wishes to opium, smoking opium, and eating opium—is a minor trade, and in­ pass any State Board examination should have Lee’s Quiz Compend. dulged in by only a few reckless habitues who want to be wafted to 3,000 questions, price reduced from $2.00 to $1.00. Address, A. J. Lee, other worlds. This is not so. The stamina and the character of the Kearney, Neb. entire Chinese race have already been so sapped by this drug that the resulting demoralization has frightened even the degraded vic­ pvRUG STOCK FOR SALE—In town of 1,200 population: only two tims of the habit. Today, China, drugged, debauched, frightened L ' drug stores : sales $15,000 per year : price $8,000; will invoice more. at her own desperate condition, is grappling with the vice that has If you want one of the best stores in one of the best towns in eastern her by the throat. No such heroic effort at moral reform has ever Nebraska, write me at once or call. This ad. will appear only in this before been made by a human. And the Christians who debauched issue. Dr. C. E. Clark, Craig, Neb. her are looking on, skeptically, questioning China’s “ sincerity.” At Tien-tsin, where the Chinese officials had closed all the opium dens COR SALE—Only drug Store in a good northwestern Iowa town of 500. in the native city, Mr. Merwin found the dens in the foreign conces­ P Fine clean stock, invoicing about $3,500. Net profits yearly between sions, licensed for revenue by the foreign consuls, running wide $22,00 and $2,500, and business increasing. Best of reasons for selling. open. In vain the Chinese officials protested that this laxity com­ Address Z, care of Richardson Drug Co. pletely nullified the effect of their own prohibition. The consuls could not see their way clear to give up the revenue. Truly, it is an OR SALE—A drug store in a central Nebraska town. Population extraordinary story. F 400. Nice clean stock. Fixtures all new. Stock and fixtures in­ The most conservative official estimate of the opium-smoking voice about $1,600. Address M, care Omaha Druggist. population in China is 100,000,000—only 16,000,000 more than the en­ OR SALE—A good paying drug store in central Nebraska town of tire population of the United States. Many officials place the list at F 2,500. Can give satisfactory reasons for selling. It will pay you to 150,000,000. investigate this. Address P, care Omaha Druggist.

Reliable Strychnine. HAVE good drug stores and positions everywhere in the United 1States or Canada. F. V. Kniest, N. Y. L. Bldg., Omaha,Neb., U. S. A. The proper administration of a reliable strychnine has V TO ANTED—Clerks desiring positions, and pharmacists in need of been regarded for a long time as the surest and most con­ » ’ clerks, should address Geo. B. Christoph, Norfolk, Neb., chairman venient method of destroying prairie dogs and gophers, and Violation Committee, Nebraska State Board of Pharmacy. He can ac­ the favorite makes with ranchmen and trappers generally commodate you. have been for many years the “R&S” or “P&W” brands of \X7ANTED—Drug Clerk with one or two years’ experience. Address, the well known manufacturing chemists, Powers-Weight- W A. H. Brooke, Hastings, Neb. man-Rosengarten Company. In states where the chemical ANTED—Drug Stock in Kansas or Southern Nebraska. Address is supplied at public expense for the purpose of extermina­ W Box 147, Gravity, Iowa. ting wolves and other pests, some County Commissioners, \X71LL TRADE—A $2,000.00 soda fountain complete for stock of jew- who have had charge of the dispensing, have accepted bids W elry and china. What have you to trade? Address L, care Omaha for no other makes. They have also been long regarded as Druggist. standard brands for medicinal purposes, because of their purity, potency and uniformity. We carry these Strych­ TO HAVE GOOD HEALTH THE LIVER MUST BE KEPT IN ORDER nines in stock and quote lowest ruling prices. DR. SANFORD’S LIVER INVIG0RAT0R For over 60 years a standard family medicine for just what its “ ’Tis the Wise that Visit.” name implies. True merit endures the test of time. Trade always protected. Literature sent on application to When you visit Omaha you will make a mistake if you don’t pay a visit to the sample rooms of the Richardson S. T. W. SANFORD & SONS, Long Island City, New York. Drug Co. Guaranteed under the Pure Food and Drugs Act, June 30,1906. No. 357. 11-07 Creighton College of Pharmacy, Department of The Creighton University of OMAHA, NEBRASKA. Winter Term begins Tuesday, Januarj^ 7th, 1908. The Ph. G. Course may be completed in forty-eight weeks of continuous work. The Ph. C. Course requires seventy-two weeks for completion. For catalogue giving full in­ formation, address, EDMUND THORP, Dean. CREIGHTON COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, Omaha, Nebraska. OMAHA DRUGGIST^ 27 v * SPECIAL OFFER WHITE PINE COUGH SYRUP LARGE 30 DAYS ONLY 1 gross, small, $12.00, 1 dozen free. . ..Profit 225 per cent Yz gross, small, 6.50, x/z dozen free.. . .Profit 200 per cent % gross, small, 3.50, % dozen free.. . .Profit 178 per cent 1 gross, large, 24.00, 1 dozen free.. . .Profit 225 per cent Yz gross, large, 13.00, Yi dozen free.. ..Profit 200 per cent Y gross, large, 7.00, Y dozen free.. ..Profit 178 per cent SMALL

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Carlsbad Water Iodia Carbolic Acid Solution Johnson Blood Syrup Pints, seal top---- gross, $ 7.00 4 dozen cases, $2.45 doz. $ .65 Congress Water Kennedy’s Pinus Canadensis Pints, cork top---- “ 8.00 4 dozen cases, 2.70 doz. .70 Celerina > Kitchell Liniment Pints, screw top... “ 8.00 4 dozen cases, 2.70 doz. .70 Crab Orchard Water Laborraque’s Solution Pints, frict-ion top. “ > 7.50 4 dozen cases, 2.50 doz. .70 Crossman Specific Laird’s Bloom of Youth Quarts, seal top ... “ 12.50 2 dozen cases, 2.35 doz. 1.20 Carabana Mineral Water Liquid Bluings Quarts, cork top ... “ 13.50 2 dozen cases, 2.50 doz. 1.30 Champlin’s Liquid Pearl Liquid Catarrh Remedies Quarts, screw top.. “ 13.50 2 dozen cases, 2.50 doz. 1.30 Cherry Laurel Water Liquid Dyes Gallons, seal top...... doz. 3.20 Chlorine Water Liquid Rennets Gallons, cork top...... doz. 3.35 Citrate Magnesia Solution Liquid Potassa Gallons, screw top...... '___doz. 3.35 STAPLE HEAVY CRUDE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. Acid, Acetic, No. 8, 28%, carboy...... ft 05 Antimony, Black, Commercial, bbl__ ., _ _.. ft 02% Insect P ow der, 100-lb. keg...... ft 18 5-gal.demijohn...... ft 0614 100-lb...... ft 03 50-lb ...... 19 1 -g a i.ju g ...... — ft 07 50-lb...... ft 03% 25-ib ...... 20 Boracic, Oryst. or Po.,bbl...... ft 914 Arsenic, Commercial, white, keg ...... ft 09% M oth Balls and F lake N authalin. hhl ft 03% -100-lb. lo t s ...___ .0...... ft 1014 1004b...... ft 10 100-lb...... ".".'.'ft 03% 50-lb. lo ts ...... ft 12D 50-lb...... ft 11 50-lb...... ft 04% Carbolic, crude, 20%, bbl— ...... gal 25 25-lb...... ft 12 20%', 10-gal. c a n ...... gal 35 Napthalin, Flake, b b l...... ft 04 Blue Vitriol, bbl...... ft 08 100-lb...... " f t 04% 20%. 5-gal. can ...... gal 40 100-lb...... ft 09 25% .bbl...... gal 30 50-ib ...... 05 50-lb...... ft 09% Oil Cake, ton ...... ‘ ton 2S% ,L0-gal. c a n .... — ...... gal 33 25-lb...... ft 10 28 00 2® 5-gal. can...... g a l 39 14-ton...... ' ...... ton 29 00 30%, bbl...... gal 35 Borax, Powder or Lump, bbl...... to 07 D H- to n ...... ton 30 00 100-lb...... ft OSD 30%, 10-gal. c a n ...... gal 39 Potassium B ich rom a te, 100-lb...... ft 12 30%, 5-gal, can .,.*...... gal 45 50-lb...... ft 08% 5o-ib...... ’ ” " ___ ;...ft 25-lb...... ft 39D 12% Citric, 100-lb. keg.,.. . . : ...... ft 56 25-lb...... '...... ; ...... ft 13 50-lb. lo t s ..., ...... -ft 57 Brimstone, Roll, bbl...... ft 02% Chlorate, cryst. or powd., keg ____ " " ... ft 12 25-lb. lo ts...... ft 58 100-lb...... ft 02% 50-lb...... ft 12% M uriatic, carboy5 carboy 1% ft 02 50-lb...... ft 03 25-lb...... ft 15 Nitric, carboy...... ® 06% Carbon Bisulphide, “10-gal.,” 100-lb...... ft 09 A Sal Epsom, Bbls...... ft 01% Oxalic, bbl...... ft H a “5-gal.,” 50-lb...... ft 09% 100-lb...... ft 02 50-lb. lo ts...... ft 14a “1-gai.,” 10-lb...... ft 13 a 50-ib ...... i ...... 'a 02% 25-lb. lo ts ...... f t 15a Glauber, b b l...... cwt 1 00 Sulphuric ca rb o y ...... 5 carboy 1% ft 02 Chalk, Lump, bbl...... cwt 90 100-lb...... ft Charcoal, Commercial, bbl...... ft 03 02 Tartaric, bbl...... ft 33 50- i b ...... ::;;-;;"ft 03 50-lb. lo ts...... ft 35 100-lb...... ft 03% Nitre, refined, small cryst., keg___... ft 50-lb...... j . to 04 07 25-lb. lo ts...... l...... ft 36 50-lb...... ft 07% Alcohol, Wood, bbL...... gal 40 Columbian Spirits, bbl and % bbl...... gal 80 25 -lb...... '...... "ft 08 % -b b ls...... gal 45 10-gal...... , .gal 85 Nitre, gran., keg...... ’ " " ___ ft 08% 10-gal...... gal 55 5 g a l...... gal 90 50-lb ...... ft 07% Denatured, bbls...... gal 40d Copperas, Lump, bbl...... cwt 95 25 -lb...... : ...... ft 08 “ % -bbls...... gal 44 d 100-lb...... cwt 1 25 Nitre, powd., keg ...... ” " " f t 07% “ 10-gal...... gal 50 Rednied Powd. bbls...... 3% 25ft..,.\ .ft 05 50-lb...... ft 08% “ 5-ga l...... gal 55 Cream T artar, C. P.. bbls...... *...... j . ft 27 25 -lb...... ft 08% A lum , lump, b b l...... ft 0214 50-lb...... L ib 28 Rochelle, 100-lb...... ft 25 50-lb. lots...... — ft 03% 25-lb...... l.ft 29 50-lb...... ft 25% 25-lb. lo ts...... ft 03% F orm aldehyde, 40%, 100 lb ...... i . ft 14 25-lb ...... ft 26 Ground, bbl...... J* ...... ft 02% 50-lb...... -.lb 17 Soda, b b l...... cw t 1 10 50-lb. lo ts...... ft 03% 25-lb...... ’ .ft 19 K eg...... *..cw t 1 25 25-lb. lo ts...... - ...... ft 04 G lycerine, C. P., 100-lb. inc...... *. ft 16% 50-lb...... 02 Powdered, bbl...... - ...... ft 04 50-lb...... L .ft 17 Soda Bicarb., bbl... 02% 50-lb. lots...... 1...... ft 04% Gum Camphor, bbl...... :. ft K e g ...... 03 25-lb. lo ts...... :...... ft 05 1004b...... ft 50-lb...... 03% A m m onia, W ater, Coftpt.,j*6°, c a r b o y ~ - ■ ft 06% 50-lb...... ft IJgposulphite, gran, or cryst., bbl...... 02% 5 -ga l...... ft * 07 -*■ 25-lb...... ft 95 D 03 Muriate, lump, bbl...... ft 13 L im e C hloride, cask ...... ft 02% 5 o - i i ) ;;;;;;;; 03% 100-lb...... ft 14 B bl...... ft 03 Strontium Nitrate, keg...... ft 10 50-lb...... ft 15 10-lb. cans, 100-lb. cases...... ft 04% 50-1 b ...... ft 12 25-lb...... ft 16 5-lb. cans. 100-lb. cases...... ft 05 25 -lb...... ft 13 Muriate, Gran., No. 1, bbl...... ft 01) Large cans, 50-lb. c a s e s ..,...... t ____to 05% Sulphur, bbl...... ft 02% 100-lb...... : ...... ft 0954 Medium cans. 50-lb. cases...... ft 06% Bag...... " ...... ft 02% 50-lb...... ft 10 Small cans, 50-lb. cases...... ft 07% Zinc Sulphate, commercial, 50-lb___ ft 05 25-lb...... : ...... ft 11 Assr. cans, 50-lb. cases...... ft 06% 25-lb...... " ..‘ ft 05% RICHARDSON DRUG CO Drug Co• f SALESROOMS. Booms 3 0 3 -3 0 5 and 312 Charles Building, Denver, Colo. Omaha, Neb. Kuntsford Hotel, Salt Lake City. D. Y. WHEELER, Agent.

SEPTEMBER SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT.

ARBITER HAND PLATED is a new stationery of excellent quality. It comes in three finishes: LINEN FABRIC, VELLUM and EXTRA SUPERFINE, * and is made in blue and grey as well as in white. In appearance it equals many of the higher priced kinds, and is much superior to other twenty-five cent grades. It’s the highest grade stationery ever made to sell at twenty-five cents the box, and the first time that HAND PLATED STATIONERY has ever been produced to meet the demands of popular priced trade. Send for samples, descriptive matter and Assortment offer No. 16. WHITE & WYCKOFF MFG. CO. MAKERS OF AUTOCRAT STATIONERY 210 Water Street, HOLYOKE, MASS.

Trade Supplied fc>y Richardson Drug Company, OMAHA, NEBRASKA. 7 V SEPTEMBER SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT. Wellerettes in Glass.

The handsomest package on the market, a.nd the best cigar ever offered for $35 per thousand. We guarantee them to increase your cigar business. We solicit a. trial order. Faithfully yours, , • r 'Richardson "Drug Company. SEPTEMBER SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT.

PIPES

No. 1646. Straight briar pipe with beading in natural fin­ No. 1565. Straight stem bull dog pipe of highly finished ish on bull dog bowl, fancy gilded band on square rosewood, nickel band, 2 in. selected bone bit. .per doz. $ .75 shank, 1^ inch saddle bit of Chinese amber... .per doz. $2.00

No. 35. Straight stem bull dog bowl, briar pipe, nickel No. 0193. Briar pipe, heavy bull dog bowl, nickel plated plated band, 2 inch selected bone mouth piece. The •> band on thick straight shank, 2 inch heavy saddle base of the bowl and stem are flat to keek the pipe bit of Chinese amber...... per doz. $2.00 in an upright position...... per doz. $1.00

No. 527. Straight briar pipe in rustic, bull dog bowl, nickel No. 1677. Straight stem briar pipe, bull dog bowl, nickel plated band, 2% in. saddle bit of Chinese amber.pr dz. $2.00 plated band on square shank, \l/2 in. Chinese am­ ber saddle bit ...... per doz. $1.50

No. 2663. Straight stem briar pipe in rustic, large barrel No. 2601. Straight stem briar pipe, medium size bull dog shape bowl, square shank, 2% inch Chinese amber bowl, nickel band, 1% inch saddle bit of Chinese mouth piece...... per doz. $2.00 amber...... per doz. $2.00 No. 2605. Briar pipe, bull dog bowl, nickel band on straight square stem, 1% in- Chinese amber mouth piece.pr dz. 2.00

No. 2235. Bent briar pipe in rustic, egg shape bowl, nickel plated band on flat shank, 2 inch Chinese amber mouth piece...... per doz. $2.00

No. 2626. “ The Knocker,” straight stem briar pipe, bowl carved to represent the head of a hatchet, the stem acting as a hatchet handle. 1 % inch Chinese am­ ber mouth piece...... per doz. $2.00 No. 2184. Straight bull dog briar pipe, inch saddle bit of Chinese amber, nickel plated band on square stem. The bowl and shank of this pipe is carved and finished to represent alligator leather...... per doz. $2.00

No. 2189. Bent briar pipe, egg shape bowl, nickel plated band on square shank, in. saddle bit of Chinese amber. The bowl and shank of this pipe are carved and finished to represent alligator leather...... per doz. $2.00

No. 2025. Novelty pipe. Bent stem briar pipe with bowl carved and finished to represent an acorn, nickel plated band, inch Chinese amber mouth piece.pr dz. $2.00 No. 0348. Bent briar pipe, egg shape bowl, nickel plated band on square shank, in. saddle bit of selected horn...... per doz. $2.00

No. 2147. Novelty pipe. French brier, bent stem, bowl No. 615. Straight stem briar pipe, ball shape bowl, round carved and finished to represent a horse’s hoof, shank, 2% in. twisted mouth piece of Chinese am­ nickel plated band, 1^ inch-Chinese amber mouth ber...... per doz. $2.00 piece...... per doz. $2.00 SEPTEMBER SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT.

PIPES—Continued.

No. 2114. “ The Vest Pocket.” Bent stem briar pipe, flat e g g shape bowl, nickel plated band, 1% in. Chinese amber mouth piece...... per doz. $2.00

No. 2402. Bent Peterson briar pipe, Boer shape bowl, nickel plated ferrule, Peterson French push bit of No. 0321. Bent briar pipe, egg shape bowl, nickel band pure rubber, large...... per doz. $3.00 on round shank, 1% inch Chinese amber mouth piece...... per doz. $2.00

No. 2110. Bent briar pipe, egg shape bowl, nickel plated band on square shank, 1% inch saddle bit of Chi­ nese amber...... per doz. $2.00

No. 624. Straight briar pipe, egg bowl, square shank, 13^ inch saddle bit of Chinese amber...... per doz. $2.00 No. 2406. Bent Peterson briar pipe, egg shape bowl, Peter­ son push bit of solid rubber...... per doz. $3.50

No. 2446. “ My Pal,” briar pipe, egg shape bowl, nickel No. 2365. Briar pipe, large pear shape bowl, bent square band, mouth piece of pure rubber. With the mouth stem, inch heavy amberine mouth piece... .per doz. $4.00 piece reversed this pipe is very compact and can be easily carried in the vest pocket...... per doz. $2.00 Leather Case Pipes

No. 2137. Straight stem pipe of genuine French briar, large egg shape bowl, square shank 3% inch am­ berine mouth piece...... per doz. $3.00

No. 2625. Straight stem briar pipe. Hungarian shape bowl inch amberine mouth piece, with shank and mouth piece twisted...... per doz. $3.00

No. 4005. Gold mounted, straight briar pipe in leather case bull dog bowl, chased gold band, 1% inch mouth piece of genuine amber...... per doz. $13.50

No. 2100* Straight stem briar pipe, large egg shape bowl, 3 inch amberine mouth piece with spirally carved bowl shank and bit...... per doz. $4.00

No. 4061. Genuine French briar pipe, bull dog bowl, plain No. 2447. Bent Peterson Briar pipe, Hungarian bowl, gold ferrule, straight stem and beading, 2y2 inch nickel plated band, Peterson push bit of pure rub­ genuine amber mouth piece, in plush lined leather ber ...... per doz. $2.00 case...... per doz. $15.00 SEPTEMBER SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT.

PIPES—Continued.

No. 4012. Gold mounted briar pipe in leather case, straight stem, bull dog bowl with beading in natural finish, No. 4088. Gold mounted, straight briar pipe in leather case, and two rows of gold galley on bowl, chased gold bull dog bowl, plain gold top and band, and plain ferrule, 1% inch genuine amber mouth piece..per doz. $16.50 gold beading. 2 inch genuine amber mouth piece ...... per doz. $21.00

No. 4018. Gold mounted, straight briar pipe in leather case, large bull dog bowl, plain gold top and band, 2yi inch genuine amber mouth piece...... per doz. $22.50

No. 4008. Genuine French briar pipe, large egg shape bowl, flat straight shank, narrow top and band of chased gold, 1 % inch mouth piece of genuine am­ ber, in plush lined leather case...... per doz. $16.50

No. 4097. Gold mounted, straight briar pipe in leather case, large size bull dog bowl, chased gold band No. 4015. Genuine French briar pipe, large egg shape and ring, 2>£ inch heavy amber mouth piece, .per doz. $24.00 bowl, flat straight shank, filigreed top and band of chased gold, 1% inch genuine amber mouth piece, plush lined leather case...... per doz. $18.00

No. 1317. Genuine French briar pipe in rustic, large bull No. 4021. Gold mounted, straight briar pipe in leather dog bowl, in plush lined leather case, chased gold case, large bull dog bowl, heavy top and band of ferrule and gold beading, 3 inch genuine amber chased gold, 2 inch twisted amber mouth piece. per doz. $21.00 mouth piece...... per doz. $24.00 SEPTEMBER SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT.

PIPES—Continued.

No. 4107. Gold mounted briar pipe in leather case, straight stem, large size bull dog bowl, plain gold top and band with applied silver elk heads, 2]/2 inch heavy amber mouth piece...... per doz. $33.00 No. 4304. Genuine French briar pipe in leather case, egg shape bowl, bent stem, chased gold ferrule, 1% in. genuine amber mouth piece...... per doz. $16.50

No. 1361. Gold mounted briar pipe in leather case, straight stem, extra large size bull dog bowl, heavy top and band of chased gold, 4 inch mouth piece of heavy amber...... per doz. $33.00 No. 4313. Gold mounted briar pipe in case, bent stem, egg shape bowl, chased gold top and band, inch genuine amber mouth piece...... per doz. $21.00

No. 4043. Genuine French briar pipe, straight stem, large bull dog bowl, chased gold ferrule, three rows of gold gallery on bowl, 4 inch mouth piece of twisted amber, in plush lined leather case...... per doz. $36.00

No. 4310. Gold mounted, bent briar pipe in leather case, bull dog bowl, plain gold top and band, plain gold beading, inch mouth piece of genuine amber.pr dz. $21.00

No. 4327. Gold mounted, bent briar pipe in leather case, No. 4365. Gold mounted, bent briar pipe in leather case, bull dog bowl, beading in natural finish and two egg shape bowl, plain gold ferrule and chased gold rows of gold gallery on bowl, chased gold ferrule, beading, iy 2 inch genuine amber mouth piece.per doz. $16.50 2% inch mouth piece of genuine amber...... per doz. $24.00 SEPTEMBER SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT.

PIPES—Continued.

No. 2351.

No. 2351. Small bent briar pipe, egg shape bowl, nickel band on round shank, 1 inch amberine mouth piece...... ’...... per doz. $12.00 No. 777. Barge bent briar pipe, egg shape bowl, heavy square shank, 3 inch saddle bit of heavy Chinese No. 4338. Gold mounted, bent briar pipe in leather case, £T amber...... per doz. $4.00 egg shape bowl, chased gold top and band, 1% in. saddle bit of genuine amber...... per doz. $30.00

No. 683. Straight stem briar pipe, large bull dog bowl, 3 inch saddle bit of heavy Chinese amber...... per doz. $3.75

No. 2490. “ The Chic.” Bent setter briar pipe, egg shape bowl with flat base, nickel plated band, 2>%, inch thin Peterson push bit of pure rubber...... per doz. $2.00

No. 4341. Gold mounted, bent briar pipe in chamois leath­ er case, flat shank, chased gold top and band, 2^ inch genuine amber mouth piece...... per doz. $33.00 The World’s Best Ink

BANKER’S INK. Writing Fluid. A Very Fine Eedger Ink. Positive Color. Easy Flow. Permanent. One dozen in box. Quarts, patent spout...... per doz. $5.4o Pints, patent spout...... per doz. 3.15 Half Pints, patent spout...... per doz. 1.95 WRITING AND COPYING FLUID. Blue Black. A Desirable Ink. Copies Distinctly. One dozen in box. Quarts, patent spout...... per doz. $7.20 Pints, patent spout...... per doz.4.20 Half Pints, patent spout...... per doz. 3.00 BLACK INK. A very Fine Ink. Writes Black. Stays Black. 4-oz. Square, enameled wood tops...... per doz. $0.60 2-oz. Square, enameled wood tops...... per gro. 3.60 RED INK. An Ink with Pleasing Brilliancy. Best of Its Kind. One dozen in box. l#-oz. Cylinder Stand...... per doz. $0.38 No. 4345. Gold mounted, bent briar pipe in chamois case, bull dog bowl, round shank, heavy top and band of CREAM PASTE. chased gold, 2*4 inch mouth piece of heavy amber A Pure White Paste. Sticks Instantly. Does Not Soil...... per doz. $45.00 2-oz. Cap and Brush, 1 or 3 doz. in box...... per doz. $0.38 4-oz. Bell, Cap and Brush...... per doz. .75 4-oz. Jar...... per doz. 1.35 8-oz. Jar...... per doz. 2.50 Pint Jar...... per doz.3.75 Quart Jar...... per doz.5.25 STICKER AND STAYER MUCILAGE. None Better. 2-oz. Bell, 1 or 3 doz. in box...... per doz. $0.38 No. 2613. Straight stem briar pipe, Unger bowl, nickel plated band on flat shank, 2% inch Chinese amber BAN KERS INK COM PANY. mouth piece...... f ...... per doz. $2.00 Trade Supplied by Richardson Drug Co 10- 15-06 Kansas City. Mo. SEPTEMBER SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT. FINE CONFECTIONERY.

60-lb. O’Brien’s Old Fashioned Hoarhound Candy. Hoarhound candy...... per lb. 12#c 35-lb. pails Honej' Hoarhound... per lb. .12# And 8 in. genuine cut-glass bowl free. This SPECIAL EVERY DAY CHOCOLATES 22-lb. pails Thomas’ Hoarhound. .each 2.75 bowl retails for $5.00. Cupid Chocolates 1-lb...... $2.50 per doz. Peters Swiss Milk Chocolate. Cupid Chocolates 1-lb...... 20.00 per 100. No. Description packages price in ertn per ertn Toasted Marshmallows 86 Wafers, #-lb. 6 $1.44 61 Croquets #-lb. 6 1.44 12 10c packages in carton, per carton,. .$0.85 62 Croquets #-lb. 12 1.44 Vanilla Marshmallows, 12 10c packages 63 Flat #-lb. 6 1.44 in carton, per carton...... $0.85 64 Flat #-lb. 12 1.44 93 Flat )^-lb. 12 .96 Assorted Packages Chocolates 66 Flat #-lb. 24 1.50 98 Flat 1-14-lb. 48 1.65 and Bonbons. 95 Flat 1-80-lb. 100 .63 Flower Top Assorted, 1-lb... .$6.00 per doz. Oval Assorted, # -lb 2.50 per doz. Hershey’s Pure Milk Chocolate. Oval Assorted, 1-lb 4.50 per doz. 24 5c cakes...... per ctn. $0.85 Frappe Chocolates. Gold Medal Assorted, # -lb .... 2.00 per doz. 15 10c packages, Mail Pouch.. .per ctn. $1.00 Gold Medal Assorted, 1-lb___3.60 per doz. Frappe Chocolates, # lb ...... $2.40 per doz. Clark & Co. Frappe Chocolates, 1 lb ...... 4.20 per doz. Miscellaneous Chocolates Butter Cups, 4# lb. ja rs...... each $1.25 Italian Chocolates, # lb ...... 2.40 per doz. Butter Cups, 5 lb. cans...... each 1.10 Italian Chocolates, 1 lb ...... 4.20 per doz. Per 5-lb box Bittersweet Chocolates...... $1.35 Gibson’s English Fruit Tablets Assorted. Buttermilk Chocolates...... 1.35 5 lb. jars, glass ...... per jar 1.15 Extra Special. Chocolate Chips...... 1.25 Monte Christo Chocolates, Hand Rolled. Chocolate Dipped Caramels...... 1.10 Sugar Coated Lie. Loz. Chocolate Dipped Marshmallows...... 1.30 5 lb. boxes...... each .80 #-lb. boxes...... $2.50 per doz. Chocolate Nougatines...... 1.25 1- lb. boxes...... i 4.80 per doz. Rock Candy. 2- lb. boxes...... 9.60 per doz. Ice Cream Chocolates...... 1.10 Maple Walnut Chocolates...... 1.20 Strings...... per lb. .12# The Latest Molasses Confection. Princess Chocolates...... 1.25 # Strings...... per lb. .12 Swiss Cream Chocolates...... 1.35 Assorted Strings...... per lb. .12# O’Brien’s Soo-Zoo Kisses. Ting-a-ling Chocolates...... 1.25 Granular crystals...... per lb. .12 20 5-cent packages in carton.. .$0.65 per ctn. Whipped Cream Chocolates...... 1.00 Granular, % lb. pkgs., 5 lb in box... .75 100 5-cent packages in a case ... 2.75 per cse. Yale Mint Loz., 5 lb. boxes... .per lb. .15 Packed loose, 20 lbs. in a case.. .13 per lb. Frappe Chocolates Yale Wintergreen Loz., 5 lb. boxes, lb. .15 Per 5-lb. box...... $1.35 Two-Lips. 5c Bar Goods. Almond Top, Pecan Top 100-5c pkgs. in case...... per case $3.50 Per box. Walnut Top Lemon, Orange, Vanilla Cocoa Bar, 30s...... $1.00 Maple, Coffee, Pineapple, Peach, Maple Cocoa Bar, 30s...... 1.00 Raspberry, Strawberry, Vanilla. Cough Drops. Chocolate Walnut Bar, 30s...... 1.00 E. M. Cough Drops. Maple Bar, 30s...... 1.00 Italian Chocolates 40-5c packages in b o x ...... per box $1.25 Maple Peanut Bar, 30s...... 1.00 Per 5-lb. box...... 1.25 Peanut Bar, 30s...... 1.00 Cherry, Cocoanut, Maple, Sprucelets. Chocolate Nougat Bar, 30s...... 1.00 40-5c packages in box.. ; ...... per box 1.25 O. K. Wafer Lozenges, 32s...... 1.00 Pecan, Pineapple, Raspberry, Alakuma, 40s...... 1.25 Strawberry, Vanilla and Walnut. Red Cross. Chocolate I ce Cream Cakes, 30s...... 1.00 36-5c packages in box...... per box 1.00 Opera Cream Bar, 30s...... 1.00 O’Brien’s Milk Chocolates Creme de Milk Chocolates, 36s...... 1.30 Per 5-lb. box...... $1.35 S. B. Cough Drops. German Sweet Chocolates, 50s...... 1.75 Lemon, Vanilla, Maple, 40-5c packages in box..... per box 1.25 Blue Becan Cream Bar, 30s...... 1.00 Raspberry, Walnut. Magnolias (breath perfume) 36s...... 1.10 Davis’ MentholBeans. 40 5c boxes in box...... box $1.00 Pure Sugar Stick Candy. 5c Package Goods. Dean’s Menthol Cough Drops. Per Carton. Pure Sugar Stick, 12 10c packages...... $0.80 40 5c boxes in box...... box $1.00 Lemon Drops, 20s...... $0.60 Pure Sugar Stick, 30-5c packages...... 1.00 Toasted Marshmallows, 20s...... 60 Kerr’s Menthol Cough Drops. English Butterscotch, 20s..*...... 60 U-AII-No After Dinner Mints. 40 5c boxes in b o x ...... box $1.25 Superior Vanilla Chocolates, 20s...... 65 No. Description boxes price Japanese Menthol Cough Drops. Chocolate Coated Marshmallows, 30s---- 1.00 in ertn per ertn 40 5c packages in box...... per box $1.00 10 U-All-No 20 $1.50 10c Package Goods. 25 £ £ 10 1.80 M. & R. Licorice Wafers. 15 Chocolate Coated 20 2.20 40 5c bags in box...... box $1.35 Chocolate Chips, 12s...... $0.80 25 £ * £ £ 10 1.80 Chocolate Covered Marshmallows, 12s.. .85 75 £ £ £ £ 5 2.75 Snyder’s Cough Drops. Chocolate W. G. Wafers, 12s...... 80 Cough Drops, Hoarhound, Menthol, Wild Chocolate Mint Wafers, 12s...... 80 35 Week-End 5 1.25 Cherry and Assorted. Chocolate Covered Caramels, 12s...... 80 15 Twilight 10 1.10 30 5c boxes in box...... box $1.00 Triumph Chocolates, 20s...... 1.25 Choc. Cov’d Caramels, # lb.,12s...... 1.60 Candy Bros.’ Fruit Tablets. Bayle’s Salted Peanuts. Frappe Chocolates, # lb. 12s...... 1.25 In 4-lb. glass jars...... each $0.85 50-5c packages in case...... case $1.30 Bittersweet Chocolates,...... 12s..."...... 85 In lots of 12 jars assorted...... each .80 100-5c packages in case...... case 2.25 Whipped Cream Chocolates, ,12s...... 85 In lots of 20 jars...... 75 10 lb. bulk...... per lb. .14

We invite your orders for everything in the confectionery line. No jobber or manufacturer can serve you to better advantage than we can. RICHARDSON DRUG CO. OMAHA DRUGGIST 29 COMPLETE FRICES-CURRENT •O IF 1* Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Etc. CORRECTED MONTHLY BY DBTJG- COM P^ l ITT, 3STEB . QUANTITY PRICES SEE SPECIAL PACE. A. W . HALLAM, ^F~No charge is made lor containers on goods in ounces or lesser quantities. A Advanced. D Declined. * Adde

DRUCS, CHEMICALS, Etc. DRUCS, E tc.- Cont. DRUCS, Etc.—Cont. A cetan ilid, cryst. or po. cart...... oz 10 Alcohol, absolute...... G allon 5 00___pint 70 Antikamnia, powd. or tablets...... oz 1 00 Cryst. or powd., J4 -tb cart f P. W. R. Oo. I ft 50 188...... Mkt Oombi nation s...... oz 1 00 Cryst. or pow.d,, 54-lb cart-< Merck and Vlb 42 Wood Ref. 95%...... 5-gal. 65c gal... .gal 70 10-oz. lots. .t ...... oz 92H Cryst. or powd., 1 -lb cart (.M. C. W. ) ft 40 A ldeh yde, concent, M. C. W., M erck...... 1b 1 31 A n tidoler ...... ; ...... oz 75 A n ticalor...... / ...... oz 60 A cetphen etidin B. & S...... lb 1 55 oz 16 Allspice, (pimento) ...... lb 20 Antimony, Metal...... ft 45 Powd...... 1b 22 A ceton e, p ure...... 1...... tt> 50 B rom ide...... oz 27 Coml., p u r e ...... ft 40 Almond Meal...... 1b 40 Chloride, cry st...... oz 25 S u lp h a te ...... lb 1 90 Almonds, bitter, shelled ...... 1b 50 Chloride, sol., (butter o f ) ...... 1b 26 Sw eet...... ft 50 D iaphoretic...... ft 1 10 A cid, A cetic, No. 8...... , ...... lb 10 O x id e ...... ft 53 Acetic, U. S. P ...... lb 15 A loin, 1-oz ctns, M. C. W 15A S u lp h id e...... 1b 45 A cetic, C. P...... , ...... ft 18 M allinckrodt’s. Merck 1ft ctn...... ft 1 15 A Black, powd., com l...... 50-ft .04^4 ft 06 Acetic, glacial, absolute...... ft 32 oz 14 Alum, Ammonim, gran., ctn s ...... ft 20 Pure Needle, powd ...... lb 25 Arsenous, fused or powd ...... ft 23 oz 10 Potassium, gran., ctns ...... tb 24 A n tin osin ...... oz 2 10 Dried, powd., ctns...... ft 15 Benzoic, from Benzoin Resin...... 1b 1 30 oz 12 Antipuralgos...... OZ 1 00 Benzoic, English...... ft 2 24 oz 18 Chrome, ctns...... ft 21 Benzoic, from T oluol...... ft 55 oz 12 Chrome, gran., C. P ...... 1b 33 Antipyralgine...... oz 80 Boracic, cryst. or powd ...... 10 ft 17 ft 22 Ammoni-Ferric...... 1b 27 A ntipyrin, Knorrs, 1-oz v ia ls ...✓ ...... oz 35 Boracic, Impalpable, Powd...... ft 30 L um p...... ft 05 New Grade...... ft 3 22 oz 25 Boracic, C. P., C ryst...... ft 30 G roun d...... 06 A p to l fluid, green, 1-oz vials, M erck...... oz 44 B rom ic...... oz 35 P ow d ered ...... ft 08 Apom ’orphia,cryst, %-oz vis.,M.C.W ...... oz 13 25[ Butyric, 90 %...... ft 1 40 oz 23Aluminum, Metal, Ctns) ft 1 52 oz 20 Muriate (amorphous) ya- oz. vials. M.C.W. oz 4 00 Butyric, 60 %...... ft 1 00 oz 19 Acetate, pure dry ___ ft 90 oz 17 A rgen tam in e ...... oz 75 C am phoric...... ft 7 00 oz 50 Aceto-Tar tr ate...... 1b 150 oz 20 A rgos, red ...... ft 14 Carbolic, crys, 1-ft ca n ...... ft 26 B rom ide...... P.W.R.Co...... oz 33 Red, powdered...... n> 16 Carbolic, crys, 5-1b ca n ...... 1b 24 C hloride...... Merck or ft 70 oz 16 A r g o n in ...... 0z 65 Carbolic, crys, 10-ft ca n ...... 1b 22 H ydrated...... M. C. W ...... ft 74 A r g y r o l...... oz 1 50 Carbolic, liquid, med. 1-ft bots...... — ft 26 Nitrate ...... 1b 70 A ristol...... oz 1 80 Carbolic, crude...... gal 25 to 40 22 A risto ch in ...... '...... oz 2 00 Cresylic dark ...... gal 85 Sulpfiate, coml., powd ...... ft 17 A rrow root, A m erican...... ft 10 Oresylic, Redistilled ...... gal 1 25 Sulphate, pure gran.. J ...... ft 23 B erm unda...... ,...ft 75 Chromic, 1-oz vials...... oz 15 A m idol, 1-oz bottles___ 75 St Vincent ...... ,..ib 17 Crysophanic, true, cartons...... lb 8 02 oz 57 T aylor’s, 14-lb and H-lb, fo il...... ft 40 Ammonia, water 16%...... ft 05 Arsenic, brom ide, 1-oz. v ials...... ft 30 Cinnamic, Merck ...... oz 40 Water, 20%...... 09 Citric, cryst...... ft 64 Chloride, solution...... lb 34 Water, stronger...... ft 10 Iodide, 1-oz vials...... ft 55 Formic, 1-oz vials, Merck...... oz 16 Household, pints...... doz 1 00 Red, powdered...... lb 27 Formic, conct., Merck...... oz 20 Household, quarts...... 1 50 Solution (Fow ler’s ) ...... lb 13 G a llic...... ft 80 ozAmmonol, 11' powd.. tabs or compounds...... oz 1 05 Solution (D onovan’s ) ...... !lb 28 Hydriodic, 10%...... oz 28 Ammonium, acetate, cryst., 1-oz. vials...... oz 16 White powd. com’l ...... keg 9%...... ft 15 Hydrobrom ic, U.S.P. D il...... ft 28 oz 10 Arsenate, 1-oz vials... 24 Yellow (orpiment)...... 1b 27 Hydrobromic, conct...... 1b 60 oz 15 B enzoate...... 16 Asbestos, fibrous, long ...... ft 35 Hydrocyanic, diluted ...... 1b 36 oz 15 Bichromate, C. P ...... Id Asparagin, % -oz. v ia ls...... oz 1 50 H ydrocyanic, Scheele’s, 1-oz. vials...... oz 35 Bichromate, Pure...... ft 50 A sp irin ...... oz 43 Hydrofluoric, 1-oz G. P. bots...... o z 37 Borate. 1-oz v i a l s ...... 26 Atropine, pure % oz. vials. Merck, M O. W . ’oz 7 25/ Hydrofluoric, M-ft G. P. bots...... ft 2 25 Bromide, 1-oz vials__ 10 Sulphate, % oz. vials. Merck, M. C. W ...... oz 6 00/ Hypophosphorous, Sol. 50%...... ft 1 16 oz 20 Bromide...... ,5-ib. 36 ft 42 B alsam , Copaiba, Para...... 10-lb. 80 1b 90 Carbazotate, “Picrate’ 18 ft 1 60 Lactic, U. S. P...... 1b 74 oz 14 Carbonate...... 10 fts 13c...... ft 16 65 Lactic, dil...... ft 27 oz 10 Carbonate, Cubes...... ft 33 50 Mono-chlor-Acetic, oz. vis...... oz 41 Carbonate, resublimed, pure...... ft 25 G utgan...... lb 55 Muriatic, com l...... '...... 1b 05 Citrate...... 15D P e ru ...... 3 00 Muriatic, chem pure...... ft 17 Hypophosphite...... 23 Sulphur ...... " .lb 50 Nitric, coml...... 1b 10 Iod ide...... 40 T olu ...... 10-1b. cans 40 .. .lb 50 Nitric, chem pure...... ft IS Muriate, lum p ...... ft 17 Barium, Acetate, 1-oz vials..) ft 16 Nitric, fuming...... ft 23 Muriate, gran., pure, 1-lb. cart ...... ft 22 N itro-H ydrochloric, d il...... ft 20 Carbonate, pure, 1-ft boxes. I 1b 33 Muriate, gran., No. 1... ,10-ft. 10...... 1b 15 Chloride chem. pure...... | P.W.R.Co. 1b 36 Oleic, pure...... ft 44 Muriate, powd, C. P., 1- ft. carton...... ft 28 Oxalic...... ft 16 Nitrarte, powdered ...... ) Merck or ft 17 Nitrate, cryst...... ft 28 Nitrate, chem. pure...... I M. C. W. ft 33 Oxalic, chem. pure, 1-ft cart...... 1b 35 Nitrate, fused ...... ft 33 Phosphoric, dil...... ft 18 Sulphate, coml, l-Ib boxes... | OZ 16 Nitrate, gran...... 28 Sulphate,pure, 1-ft boxes.. 1b 33 Phoshoric, U. S. P„ 50%...... ft 35 Oxlate, 1-ft cartons__ 52A Phosphoric, syrup. U. S. P., 85#...... ft 46 Sulphide, pure...... ,J ....lb 50 ft 15 Phosphate, cryst, C. P 80 .ft 22 Phosphoric, glacial...... ft 61 oz 14 Salicylate, 1-oz vials... 16 P icric...... f t 61 .lb 24 Sucinate...... 1 05 90 P yrogrllic____ ...... ft 2 35 oz 25 Sulphate, coml...... ft 08 Pyroligneous...... gal 40 ft 10 Apple tree, pressed, fts. .ft 30 Sulphate. 1-ft cart., C. P...... 25 ft 30 Salicylic, 1-ft cartons, Merck or M.C. W 1b 50 Sulpho-carbolate, 1-oz vials... 15 Salicylic, 14-ft cartons, Merck or M. 0. W. ft 52 Sulpho-cyanate...... tt. 55 oz 12 .ft 28 Salicylic, M-ft cartons, Merck or M. C. W. 1b 56 Tartrate (neutral)...... ft 1 28 32 Salicylic, 1-oz cart...... oz 10 V alerinate...... 36 25 Salicylic, (from winterg’n,) Merck...... oz 50 25 Amyl, acetate, pure...... ft 75 a . lb 24 Succinic, 1-oz. vials...... oz 1 30A B u ty ra te...... I P. W. R. Oo. 2 35 Sulpbanilic,...... oz 28 ft 25 N itrate...... J-Merck or oz 38 25 Sulphuric, arom. (elixir vitriol)...... lb 50 Nitrite ...... ] M. G. W. oz Sulphuric, com ’l 66%...... ft 05 22 1b 30 Valerianate...... J ft 2 88 25 Sulphuric, chem p u re...... ft 17 Aniline, black nigrostine, for ink ...... R> Sulphorous, U. S. P ...... ft 17 2 00 30 Blue, n a v y ...... ft 2 50 20 Tannic, 1-oz. cartons, M.C.W. or M erck .. .oz 16 Blue-blue, ex tra ...... ft 3 00 Tannic, 1-lb. carton s...... 1b 90 45 Blue, Nicholson, B ...... ft 2 25 .lb 20 Tartaric, c ry s ...... ft 48 Blue, Nicholson, B B ...... ft 3 25 Tartaric, pow d...... 48 22 .ft Brown, Bism ark...... S) 1 00 20 Trichloracetic...... oz 36 Green, prime...... ft 1 50 Thyrine (Thymol)...... 1b 2 80 oz 26 panella, powdered. .lb 40 Green, extra...... ft 2 00 .lb 45 T rY chlo-A cetic, 1-oz G. S. vis., M e rck ___oz 36 Orange, extra...... 1b 1 25 Valerianic, 1-oz. vials and tin, Merck...... oz 27 .ft 35 Red, A lb a n y ...... lb 60 30 Aconitine, Amorphous hi-oz. vials...... ea 1 47 Red, Diamond F uchsine...... lb 2 25 .ft 30 A garicin, 1-oz. v ials...... oz 90 Red. eosine, bluish ...... fb 2 60 20 15-grain v ials...... ea 10 Red, eosine fine...... ft 3 50 25 S carlet...... ft 1 00 801 A garic, w h ite...... 1b 44 Scarlet, extra ...... , ...... ft 1 25 851 Violet (or purple) B ...... lb A g a tliin ...... o z 2 75 1 75 25 Violet (or purple) B B ...... _ ...... ft 2 50 35 Agfa, (intenstfler), 4-oz bottle incl...... ea 60 Y ellow ...... '...... lb 2 00 .lb 35 (reducer), 4-oz bottle incl...... ea 80 A nnatto ...... lb 40 35 A n n a tto in e ...... a 70 .ft 35 A ggn in e (wool fa t )...... 1b 50 A nodyne, Hoffman’s, 1-lb cans, in clu sive... ft 70 30 Agurin...... oz 1 70 Antifebrine, 1-oz vials...... oz 18 35 WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF P. W. R. CHEMICALS 30 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. Blue V itriol...... ffil0@14 Bark, Oramp, pressed, ffis...... ®> 30 Powdered...... ft 15 Chloral Hydrate. Cramp, pow d...... B) 35 B luing, dry, Barlow ’s, large...... doz 60 Crusts, 1-ffi glass bot., incl) lb 1 25 Oundurango...... B> 40 Dry, Barlow ’s, sm all...... doz 30 Crusts, %-ffi glass bot., i n c l i r vr ^ ...... ffi . 1 35 Oundurango, pressed, lbs...... B> 40 G illett’s Mammoth...... doz 75 Crusts, %-ffi glass bot., incl | ™ ...... ffi 1 45 Elder, pressed, ffis...... ® 30 Liquid, R. D. Co.’s, 2-oz...... doz 35 Crusts. 1-oz glass vis. incl. J ' ' ...... oz 17 Elm, ground ...... B> 22 Sawyer’s cry sta l...... doz 35 Crystals, 1-lb. glass bot., incl) ..ffi 1 30 Elm, select, slabs...... ®> 25 B ole, Arm enia...... lb 16 Crystals, %-lb. glass bot., incl lnle £ a • • ffi 1 40 Elm, pow d...... B> 23 B one A sh ...... ffi 08 Crystals, M-lb. glass bot., Incl i m p W •■n> 1 50 Fringetree, of root, pressed, lbs...... lb 50 B one, Cuttle fish...... 5-lb 33 ffi 40 Crystals, 1-oz. glass vials, incl J ' ..oz 18 Hemlock, powd ...... It 20 Cuttlefish, powd...... ffi 40 Croton, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 40 Hemlock, pressed, ffis...... lb 25 B one M eal...... 100 ffi 03%___ lb 05 Chloroform, Incl...... 7-lb. bottle 40___ ffi 45 Ivy, Amer. of root, pressed, lbs...... lb 35 B orax, powd. or cryst., bulk...... ffi 7@10D Purified...... ffi 47 Jam Dogwood, pressed, ft~...... lb 30 ■* Powd., 1-ffi ctn., 48 lbs in case 4 80 ft 12 Squibb’s, Purified...... ffi 90 Jersey Tea, pressed, ffis...... tt> 30 “ Powd., %-lb ctn., 48 lbs in case 5 20 lb 12% Chlorophyll, pure...... oz 40 Magnolia, pressed, lbs...... ®> 30 “ Powd., %-ffi ctn., 24 lbs in case 2 80 Ib 13 Chromium, Chloride, cryst. 1-oz. vials...... oz 1 00 Mezereon, pressed, ffis...... lb 30 Powd., 1-ffi tins, 24 lbs in case 3 30 ffi 14 Chloride, solution, 1-oz. vials...... oz 18 Moosewood. pressed, ffis...... K> 40 Powd., 5-ffi box, 50 lbs in case 5 00 lb 11 C hrysarobin...... ffi 2 63___ oz 29 Oak, black, pressed,.ffis...... lb 22 “ G la s s ...... ft 44 25 22 Cinchonine, Pure Aik. 1-oz. vials...... oz Oak, red, pressed, ffis...... ®> Boric Spangles. 24ffi ctn., in case...... 4 20 ffi Bisulphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 18 Oak, white, pressed, lbs...... Ib 22 “ Powd., 24ffi ctn., in case...... 3 75 ffi 30 Mixture, 3-oz. boxes...... box 25 Osier, green, pressed, lbs...... lb Boraxo, Bath Powd., 24 cans in case. 4 75 lb Muriate, 1-oz. v ials— ...... oz 17 Peach, pressed, ffis...... B> 30 B reast Tea, (specis pectoralis)...... lb 45 30 Salicylate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 30 Persimmon, pressed, ffis...... lb Bromine, 1-oz. vials and tin case.. 1b 68 oz 22 Sulphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 17 Pine, white, pressed, lbs ...... Ib 20 Chloride, 1-oz. vials and tin case...... oz 63 Pomegranate, bark o f root...... lb 35 B rom ipin, 10#, M erck...... ffi 2 10 oz 18 Cinchonidine, Pure Aik. Cryst., 1-oz. vials.Oz 50 Poplar, white, pressed, ffis...... *...... lb 25 B ro m o f or m ...... ffi 1 75 oz 22 D Bisulphate, 1-oz. v i a l s ) ...... oz 32 Poplar, white, pow d....'...... lb 25 Broom Top, Scotch, pressed lbs...... ffi 25 Muriate, 1-oz. vials I M erck...... oz 32 Poplar, yellow , pressed, ffis...... lb 30 1 84 Salicylate, 1-oz. vials | M. C. W ...... oz 36 Brucine, pure, %-oz. vials...... oz 32 Prickly Ash, pressed, lbs...... lb 30 Sulphate, %-oz. vials...... oz 1 84 Sulphate. 1-oz. vials i P. W. R. Co...... oz Prickly Ash, powd...... B> 35 Buds, Balm of Gilead...... ft 65 Sulphate, 1-oz. cans ( B. & S...... oz 30 Quaking Asp, pressed, lbs ...... lb 25 Cassia...... Ib 40 Sulphate, 5-oz. cans I . oz 25 D Quebracho...... Ib 35 Cadmium, Bromide, M. C. W., M erck ...... oz 24 Sulphate, 50-oz. cans |...... oz 22D Quebracho, pressed, ffis...... Ib 35 Iodide, 1-oz. vials, Merck, M. C. W...... oz 38 Sulphate, 100-oz. cans J ...... oz 20 D Rose W illow, pressed, ffis...... ft 35 Sulphate. 1-oz. vials, M. C. W., M e rck ...... oz 28 Cincho-Q uinine, 1-oz. v ials...... oz 1 10 Sassafras...... 50-lb. lots .17 lb 22 Caffeine, pure, 1-oz. vials) ffi 3 75 oz 36 A Cinnabar...... ffi 1 62 Sassafras, pressed, ffis...... lb 30 Bromide, 1-oz. vials j oz 37 A Sassafras, powd...... lb 25 Citrated, 1-oz. vials I Mep w ft 2 60 oz 30 A C itarin...... oz 75 Simaruba, pressed, lbs...... lb 60 Phosphate, %-oz. vials [ p ' . V y ...... oz 63 A Clover Head, red, pressed ozs...... ffi1b 25 Soap Tree (quillayal...... lb 18 Salicylate, %-oz. vials | 06 ‘ ...... oz 63 A White, pressed ozs...... ffift 40 Soap Tree (quillaya) ground...... lb 20 Valerianate,%-oz. vials J oz 63A Sweet, pressed ozs...... ffi 30 Soap Tree (quillaya) powd...... lb 25 Calam ine...... ft 15 Cloves, Zanzibar...... Ib..ffi 27 Soap Tree, pressed, ffis...... lb 30 Calcium, Bromide...... ffi 58 oz 14 Zanzibar, p ow d ...... ffi.ffi 32 Sumac, pressed, 1-ft...... lb 24 C a r b id e ...... ffi 24 C obalt...... ffi..ffi 22 Sweet Gum, pressed, ffis...... lb 35 Carbonate, 1-ffi cartons...... lb 13 Powdered...... ffi ffi 27 Tamarack, pressed ffis...... lb 28 Chloride, fused, anhydrous...... 1b 58 Carbonate, 1-oz. v ials...... oz 38 Wafer Ash, pressed, lbs...... lb 40 Chloride, gran, or fused...... ffi 24 Nitrate, 1-oz G. S. V ...... ozoz 30 Wahoo Root, pressed, lbs...... lb 35 Glycerophosphate...... ffi 2 40 oz 25 Oxide, pure, 1-oz. vials...... oz 37 Wahoo Tree, pressed, ffis...... lb 38 Hypophosphite...... ffi 87 oz 16 Cocaine, Alkaloid, % oz. V ...... oz. 3 65 D Walnut, pressed, ffis...... lb 18 Hypophosphite and sodium, 1-oz vials__ oz 18 M uriate ozs. V ) ...... 2 70D Wild Cherry...... ft 12 Hypophosphite and sodium ...... lb 1 05 “ “ % oz. V [M. C. W...... 2 75D Wild Cherry, ground...... lb 15 Iodide, 1-oz. v ials...... oz 44 “ % “ V (M e r c k ...... 2 80D Wild Cherry, powd— ...... lb 20 Lacto-phosphate, solub., 1-oz. vials...... oz 20 “ “ % “ V . J B. & S...... 2 90D Wild Cherry, pressed, ffis...... lb 25 Calcium Lacto-phosphate, solub...... lb 1 31 Tropa Hydroch...... , ...... gr 08 Witch Hazel, pressed, ffis...... lb 22 Phosphate, precip., 1-ffi carton ...... ffi 22 Willow, white, pressed, ffis...... lb 25 Cochineal, H on du ras...... : ...... ffi 75 Salicylate, 1-oz. v ia ls...... oz 25 Powdered...... ffi 80 Willow, black, pressed, ffis...... lb 22 Sulphide...... Ib 33 oz 11 Winters, pressed, ffis...... lb 75 Sulphite...... ffi 16 Cocoa, Butter...... 12-ffi box 59— ffi 65A B arley, P earl...... Ib 08 Sulpho-carbolate...... ffi 50 oz 13 Codeine, Aik., 1-oz. v ia ls .) — oz 5 80A Robinson’s, d oz...... %lb 1 75 Calomel, Amer., M. C. W. or Merck...... ffi 1 00 %-oz. vials...... — oz 6 00A Robinson’s, doz...... ft 3 00 English, 1-ffi bottles, incl...... ffi 1 20 Muriate, 1-oz. vials...... — oz 5 55A B ay B um , dom estic...... gal 2 25 Camphor, Mono-bromide...... ft 2 25 oz 28 D %-oz. vials...... Merck oz 5 75A Im ported...... gal 3 00 M ono-brom ide, pow dered...... lb 2 30 D Nitrate, 1-oz. vials. . . 1 M. C. W...... oz 5 55A Beans, Calabar...... lb 1 05 Cannabis, Indica, pressed lbs ...... lb 1 75 %-oz. v ia ls...... f P. W. R. Co...... oz 5 75A Cocoa, roasted...... ft 50 Candy, Coltsfoot rock, 5-lb. boxes...... ffi 40 Phosphate, 1-oz. v ials... I B. &. S...... oz 5 30A St. I g n a tia ...... lb 55 H oarhound...... 22 ffi 12% ffi 15 %-oz. vials...... ■ ___oz 5 50a Tonca Angostura...... lb 1 25 Rock, on strings...... ft 12% Sulphate, 1-oz. vials ... I . oz 5 55A Vanilla. Bourbon...... ft 4.00 @ 6 00 Rock, % strings...... ffi 12 %-oz. vials...... J oz 5 75a Vanilla, Mexican...... ft 6.75® 9 00 Rock, assorted strings...... 1b 12% C olchicine, cryst.. 15-gr. vials...... each 2 70 Vanilla, Tahiti...... ft 1.50® 1 75 Rock, selected, cryst. 12 ...... ffi Collodion, U. S. P. l-ib cans, incl ) ffi 89 Bebeerine, pure, 1-oz. v ia ls...... oz 2 30 Rock, selected, gran...... ■...... ffi 12 .15 Cantharidal, incl...... ( m r w 2 30 Sulphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 2 35 Y ale Peppermint...... ffi Cantharidal, ozs., incl------f >v doz 2 31 Benzol, p u re...... lb 31 Y ale Wintergreen...... ffi 15 Cantharides, Chinese...... ffi 1 10 Flexible, in c l...... ; ffi 89 B enzo N a p th ol...... t...... oz 22 Chinese, powd...... ffi 1 15 Colocynth, Apples, Trieste...... ffi 63 B e n z o s o l...... oz 1 25 Russian...... ffi 1 55 Apples, powd...... ffi 68 Berberine, Sulphate, 1-oz.vials, Merck...... oz 1 57 Russian, powd...... ffi 1 65 Confection, aromatic...... ffi 1 25 Berries, Buckthorn...... lb 27 Cantharidal Vesicant...... doz 5 50 O pium ...... ffi l 50 Cocculus Ind (fish b erries)...... lb 17 Cantharidin, M erck’s, 15-gr. v ials...... each 1 80 Rose, U. S. P ...... ffi 45 Oubeb, stemless...... lb 27 Capsicum, powd ...... 5 ffi 20 ...... ffi 25 Senna, U. S. P ...... ffi 45 Oubeb, pow d...... B> 32 P o d s...... ft 22 T h e r ia c ...... lb 85 27 15 E ld e r...... ffi Card T eeth, (iron filin gs)...... ffi Copper, Acetate, pure crystal...... ffi 70 oz Juniper, Italian ...... lb 11 C a r a m e l...... lb 20 18 Juniper, pow d...... Ib 16 Carbon, Bi-Sulphuret ___51b. can .14 .. ..lb 18 A mmoniated...... ffi 53 L aurel...... 16 C arm ine...... lb. 4 50___ oz 40 Arsenate, 1-oz. v ials...... oz 22 P ok e...... B1 22 Cassia Fistula...... ffi 20 Arsenite, 1-oz. v ia ls...... oz 22 Prickly A sh ...... Ib 38 Castor Fiber...... oz 1 10 Carbonate...... ffi 40 Saw Palm etto ...... lb 30 Castorine, Baums, ponys...... doz 85 Chloride, “ Cupric” ...... ffi 66 Sum ac...... B> 20 Baums, pints...... doz 2 25 Cyanide, 1-oz. vials...... oz 22 Beta Eucane, %s and %s...... oz 3 60 Baums, quarts...... doz 4 00 Iodide, 1-oz. vials...... oz 47 %s and o z s ...... oz 3 50 Baums, gallons...... each 1 20 N itrate...... ffi 50 B e to l...... oz 63 Cerate, C an th arides...... ffi 90 Oxalate ...... 1b 1 58 50 Oxide, black...... ffi 82 oz 15 Bismuth, Metal...... ft 2 65 Goulard’s, D . S. P ...... ft Sulphate, purified, 1-ffi cartons...... ffi 24 A cetate...... OZ 40 Resin, U. S. P ...... ffi 50 50 C opperas...... ffil%-02 Betanapthol...... oz 90 Resin, comp...... ffi P ow dered ...... lb 5 to 8 C hloride...... oz 45 Sim ple...... ft 50 60 Corrosive Sublimate, M- C. W., 1-ft carton.. ffi 95 C itra te ...... ffi 2 98 oz 30 Sperm aceti...... ft Powd., M. C. W.. 1-ffi carton s...... ffi 1 00 Ammon. Citrate...... 44 ffi 2 98 oz 30 Zinc carb , true...... ffi 24 50 C ow hage D ow n, 1-oz. can s...... oz 50 L actate...... oz * 49 Cerium, Nitrate, 1-oz. vials...... oz Crabs’ E yes...... oz a 1b 32 Oxalate...... ft 50 oz 11 18 L iqu or...... s Pow d...... oz 22 Nitrate Oryst...... oz 26 Chalk, Billiard ...... gro 50 Crab O rchard Salt, N atural...... ffi 25 O xalate...... oz 39 Carpenters’ blue...... gro 70 £ 60 A rtificial...... ffi 12 Oxide, H ydrated...... ffi 3 65 oz 37 Carpenters’ red ...... gro Cream Tartar, cry st...... ffi 36 Oxide, Anhydrous...... d oz 36 Carpenters’ white...... gro 50 Crayons, assorted...... gro 60 Pure, pow d...... 10-ffi box 34 ffi 36 Oxychloride...... 1b 2 77 C om m ercial...... ffi 18 Phenol...... - oz 85 Crayons, white, school, 1 gross boxes...doz 1 50 Creasote, Phosphate...... oz 40 French, cu t...... ffi 20 Coal T a r...... ffi 40 Pyrogallate ...... o oz 1 30 French, pow d...... lb 08 Precipitated, English...... ffi 12 From beech wood...... ffi 90 oz 16 Salicylate, 40#...... ffi 2 10 oz 23 Carbonate, 1-oz vials...... ffi 9 00 oz 65 Salicylate, 64#...... ffi 2 50 oz 26 Prepared in drops, 8-ffi b oxes...... ffi 07 Pink in drops, 8-ft boxes...... ffi 10 Creolin, 1-ffi bot. $8,00 doz. %-ffi bot...... doz 4 00 Subbenzoate...... ffi 3 50 oz 35 Crocus, Martis (oxide iron, red)...... ffi 13 Subcarbonate...... £ ffi 2 79 Red, in fingers...... ffi 12 Metallorum (antimony crocus)...... ffi 33 Subgallate...... • ffi 2 67 oz 26 White, lump ...... bbl cwt 1 0 0 ...... lb 02-04 Charcoal, Animal (ivory black)...... ffi 08 Cubebin, %-oz. v ials...... %-oz 65 Sub Iodide...... ffi 4 97 oz 45 C udbear...... ffi 30 Sub Nitrate...... ffi 2 10 W o o d ...... ffi 10 C um arin...... ffi 4 50 OZ 36 Sulphate...... oz 40 W illow. 1-lb. b oxes...... ffi 15 oz China C la y ...... ffi 08 Curcuma, Powd...... ffi 15 T ann ate...... 30 D e x trin ...... 50-lb 7 ffi 09 Valerianate, %-oz. vials . J oz 70 Chinoidine, 1-oz. rolls...... oz 12 ..k -ffi 30 Chinaphenin...... oz 1 50 From potatoes...... *...... ffi 12 Chinoline, pure, 1-oz. vials...... oz 49 D labetin...... ffi 1 60 ft; . B lan d’s Mass, Po...... fc Diastase of M alt...... oz 1 19 pf: Blue Mass, Mallinckrodt's...... ft Tartrate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 49 fa Powdered...... lb Chloralamide, 25-gram vials...... each 85 Digitalin %-oz. vials...... oz 6 00 A FULL LINE OF POWERS-WEICHTMAN-ROSENCARTEN CO., CHEMICALS IN STOCK OMAHA DRUGGIST 3 1

DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRUC8, Eto.-Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. ....lb 75 D logen, 1-oz. c a n s ...... o* 37 Formaldehyde, 5 ft. incl. 30.-...... ft 32 .. . l b 65 70 M-lb can s...... ® * F o r m a lin , ft bottles, incl...... ft 40 Shellac, native, powd Dlonln, M erck...... oz 6 00 . ..lb 1 75 15 g r ...... ea ’ 35 Formalin Pastils, 20s...... box 20 .... lb 1 25 D loxogen, “ Oakland” M’s ...... doz 2 00 250s...;...... box 130 Thus (white turpentine)...... ft 12 u'a doz 3 <5 500s...... box 2 50 Tragacanth, ribbon...... lb 1 00 Lbs” ’!!!!!!.!!!!!.!!!!” !!!...... doz e oo .. .lb 90 5 - i b s ! ...... dOZ is oo F o r m in , M erck...... ft 1 83 oz 25 Tragacanth 2d flake. ....lb 80 55 Dlaretln, Knorr...... oz 1 75 G a d u ol, M erck ...... lb 4 50 oz 40 Tragacanth, sorts...... lb Tragacanth, powd — 80 Doggrass, pressed, Its...... ft 25 G a lla n o l, 1-oz cartons...... oz 130 1 00 D orm iol, 50$, M e rck ...... ft 4 00 oz 28 1 00 Gallobromol, 1-oz cartons...... oz 1 30 D over’s P ow d er...... lb 1 60 ....lb 2 00 Garantose, lb. cans, M erck...... ft 2 25 ....lb 2 00 D ragons’ B lood . Mass’ ...... ft 50 . . ..lb 80 Reed ...... lb J8 Oz. cans, Merck...... oz 20 ___OZ 1 60 Powd...... lb 55 G a r l i c ...... ’...... ft 25 __ oz 75 Duboisine, Sulph. 5-gr. vials...... vial 74 H elm itol. 60 D Gelatin, Cooper’s, Sheet...... ft 55 90 Earth, Fuller’s ...... • •1b 06 Cooper’s, shred, 2-oz pkgs...... doz 85 1 05 Fuller’s, pow d...... ft 08 Cox’s, sparkling, 2-oz p k gs ...... doz 1 85 ....ft 30 E lkonegen...... 1b 3 95 oz 37 French, white, silver label...... ft 40 ....ft 40 French, white, gold label...... ft 50 35 R laterium , M-oz. vials, in c l...... oz 3 00 French shred, bulk ...... ft 35 ....ft Bellwort, pressed, ozs. ....ft 40 Emetine, 5-grain vials ...... each 50 French granulated, bulk...... i...... ft 40 ....ft 25 E m p y roform , S. & G...... oz 65 G eosot...... oz 1 50 ....ft 30 E p ic a r in ...... oz 70 • German Night Lights 3 mo...... doz 50 ....ft 30 Ergot, Spanish ...... ft 65 German Night Lights 6 mo...... doz ....ft 40 P ow d...... lb 70 G lu c o se ...... ft ....lb 34 30 Ergotln, American, 1-oz. vials...... oz 45 G lu t o l...... oz Bon jean. 1-oz. vials...... oz 45 ....lb 25 Glycerine, Cudahy’s, 50-1b cans...... lb ... ft 35 Eserine, Aik., 5-gr. tubes...... each 65 ...... 1b 35 H ydrochlor., 5-gr. tubes...... each 90 H. F. & C., 50-1b c a n s...... ft Price’s, 1-ft bottles...... lb ....lb 34 Salicylate, 5-gr. tubes...... each 55 Centaury, Europe, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 Sulphate, 5-gr. tubes...... eack 50 R. D. Co’s. 50-ft cans...... ft R. D. Co’s. 10-lb cans...... ft . ft 35 Essence, Bay Rum, R. D. Oo...... lb 2 50 R. D. Co’s. 5-ft bottles...... ft ...... ft 35 Bay Rum, Rudkins’ ...... lb 4 00 R. D. Co’s, less qu antity...... ft .... ft 55 Ether, A cetic...... lb 53 Scherring’s, 56-1b cans...... lb ...... 1b 30 B u tyric...... lb 1 10 Scherring’s, 10-ft bottles...... lb ...... lb 40 Chloric...... lb 60 ...... ft 65 . Chloric, concen...... ft 65 Glycine, 1-oz vials...... oz ...... 1b 30 Form ic...... lb 1 68 G lycozone, M archand’s, l ’s...... doz 28 00 ...... ft 30 Hydrobromic...... lb 2 10 " 1 7 25 ....lb 30 Nitrous, concent., 1-ft bottles...... 1b 100 ...... doz 9 50 ...... ft 32 Nitrous,concent., M-ft bottles...... lb 1 10 ...... ft 40 Nitrous,concent., M-ftbottles...... lb 120 lb 4 00 .... oz 37 ___ ft 45 Sulphuric, U. S. P., 1-ft cans___5 lb 75 lb 79 ...... ft 45 s ...... ea 1 25 ...... 1b 35 Sulphuric, washed, 1-1b cans— 5 ft 78 lb- 82 ...... ea 1 00 Sulphuric, stronger, 1-lb c a n s ...5 lb 80 lb 85 ...... 1b 35 ...... ea 70 ...... ft 40 Ethyl, Bromide (hydrbromic ether) 1-oz Chloride, 15-gr v ia ls...... doz 5 10 ...... 1b 40 v ials...... oz 23 and Soda Chloride, 15-gr v ia ls...... doz 2 70 ...... ft 75 Iodide (hydriodic ether) 1-oz. vials...... oz 53 and Potassa Cyanide, 15-gr v ia ls...... ea a 1 50 ft 24 E ucalyptol, 1-oz. v ials...... oz 17 Oxide, 15-gr v ials...... ea 125 ....1b 65 B u lk ...... ft 126 Goose Grease...... ft 45 .... ft 40 E udoxln, 1-oz. vials...... oz 2 10 Granville's Lotion ...... ft 38 ....ft 25 Tablets, 5 grain...... ez 2 60 ... .ft 30 Grains Calabar...... ft 10 00 Hyssop, pressed, ozs. ....1b 30 E ugen ol...... oz 44 D ’A m bretta...... lb 30 ....1b 25 E u m y d rin ...... grain 05 Paradise...... ft 35 ....ft 45 Eupepsla T ablets...... doz 4 00 Grind, Robusta, pressed, lb s...... ft 25 . ...ft 30 E u p h orln ...... oz 1 00 Sduarrosa, pressed, lb s ...... lb 40 ....1b 35 G u aialin ...... oz 1 00 Labrador Tea, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 Euqulnine, M erck...... oz 1 40 ....ft 60 E urophen...... oz 1 80 G uaiacol, liquid, pure...... lb. 1.89...... oz 20 ....ft 25 E xalgine...... oz 1 40 Crystal, O. P., 1-oz v ials__ (...... oz 58 . ..lb 25 Carbonate, 1-oz vials...... 1...... oz 150 28 Exodin, S. & G...... oz 1 50 Lobelia, pressed, ozs. ....1b G u aiaqu in...... oz 1 75 ...... 1b 40 Extract Witch Hazel. ....1b 30 Dickinsons, bbls inclU. S. P ...... gal 73 Guaiamar, Dr. Endemann’s ...... oz 1 30 ....ft 35 Dickinson’s, Mbblsincl...... gal 78 G uarana...... ft 4 35 ....ft 35 Dickinson’s, lOgalsincl...... gal 87 Powdered...... ft 4 50 ....ft 35 Dickinson’s, 5 gals incl...... gal 95 Gum, Aloes, Barbadoes, G ou rd s...... 1b 60 Mountain Mint, pressed, ozs. ....1b 45 Dickinson’s, as wanted ...... gal 1 00 Aloes, Barbadoes, pow d...... ft 70 Pansy, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 . 1b 35 Aloes, Cape...... ft 18 Peppermint, pressed, oz...... 1b 30 Licorice, Dean’s, 5-lb boxes. .lb 25 Aloes, Cape, p ow d ...... ft 23 ....ft 40 Licorice, P. & S ...... ,1b 30 Aloes, Socotrine...... ft 45 ....1b 24 .ft 25 Aloes, Socrotine, powd...... ft 50 ....ft 30 ,1b 18 Am ber ...... ft 1 00 ....1b 35 .ft 30 Ammoniac, tears...... ft 35 ....ft 35 .lb 35 Ammoniac, powd...... ft 75 ....ft 25 .ft 35 Arabic, first p ick ...... 5-lb 40 ft 50 ...... 1b 45 .lb 12(4 Arabic, 2nd pick...... 5-lb 30 ft 35 ....1b 45 Logwood l’s ...... 24- 1b boxes 11 lb 15 Arabic, 3rd p ick ...... 5-lb 25 lb 30 ....1b 30 Logwood, M’s __ < ...... 24-ft boxes 12 1b 16 Arabic, silted sorts ...... 5-lb 18 1b 20 ....ft 35 Logwood, M’s ...... 24-ft boxes 14 1b 18 Arabic, granulated ...... lb 55 ....1b 60 Logwood, assorted...... 24-ft boxes 13 1b 15 Arabic, powdered...... lb 60 .... ft 30 35 F a re o l...... Assafoetida, C alcutta...... 10-lb 26 ft 35 ....ft 50 Assafoetida, Calcutta, powd...... 10-lb 32 1b 40 ....1b 25 55 Asphaltum ...... ft 12 ....ft 60 85 Benzoin, m arbled...... ft 50 ....1b 25 Flake White, Am. 1b 12 Benzoin, powd...... lb > 55 ....ft 35 Flour, R ic e ...... ft 15 Camphor, refined...... lb 1 00D ... 1b 35 .lb 22 Camphor. Sim’s, 1-oz block s...... ft 1 05D .... ft 50 .ft 30 Catechu, black...... lb 12 ...... 1b 30 Althea, pressed, ozs., .lb 55 Catechu, pow d...... Ib 30 ...... 1b 35 .lb 30 Catechu, refined, 1-ft boxes...... 1b 14 ...... 1b 40 ,.lb 55 Catechu, refined, Vi-ft b o x e s ...... ft 16 .... ft 30 ..ft 50 Catechu, refined, M-ft boxes...... ft 18 2 25 .lb 40 C o p a l...... --ft 50 ..each 1 75 .lb 30 D am ar...... ft 40 ..each 2 10 Elder, pressed, ozs. ,1b 35 E uphorbium ...... lb 35 2 10 .lb 35 Euphorbium, powd...... ft 40 2 10 1b 63 Galbanum, tears...... lb 85 H eroin H ydroch , ozs...... oz 6 70A .lb 35 G am boge...... ft 1 25 M’s...... oz 7 00 A .lb 30 Gamboge, pow d...... ft 1 30 Heroin Hydroch, 15 gr. V ...... each 29A Linden, pressed, ozs. .lb 50 Guaiac, strained...... ft 45 Hexametnylenamine...... lb 1 75 oz 26 Linden, with leaves, t .lb 40 Guaiac, powd...... ft 50 H lera P Icra ...... ft 50 ..lb 70 Hem lock...... ft 65 H oney, Strained...... 5-lb 12 ft 15 ..lb 1 75 Kino, tru e...... Ib 50 H ops, in ozs...... ft 60 ..ft 65 Kino, true, pow d...... lb 60 In M and M-lb., L. P...... lb 35 * . 1b 1 00 Mastic, tears...... lb 90 In M and M-lb., T. P...... lb 30 1b 40 Myrrh, Turkey...... ft 40 Hydrochinon,...... lb 1 52 Oz 18 ..ft 44 Myrrh, Turkey, powd...... ft 45 H ydrogen , peroxide, 5-lb. bots...... lb 17 ..lb 70 D Ollbanum, tears...... ft 30 Hydrogen, peroxide sol. l’s M. C. W ...... ft 25 O pium ...... lb- 7 60 ... 1b 780 Hydrogen, peroxide sol. M’s M. C. W ...... lb 30 70 Opium, powd. or gran...... lb . 8 60 ft 8 80 Hydrogen, peroxide sol. M’s M. C. W ...... lb 40 75 S an carac...... lb 35 M archand’s, l ’s ...... ;....d o z 7 80 ..lb 80 Scammony, Aleppo...... oz 40 Marchand’s. M’s ...... doz 5 40 ft 35 Scammony, Aleppo, powd...... oz 45 Marchand’s, M’s ...... doz 4 05 WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF P. W. R. CHEMICALS 32 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRUGS, Etc —C«nt. DRUQ8, Eto.-Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. H ydrozone, M archand’s, l 's ...... doz 10 50 Leaves, Balm ony, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Lime, Chloride, large...50-lb boxes, 6 ..doz 100 M archand’s, * ’s ...... doz 7 00 Bay, pressed...... bulk 15 ozs 1b 20 Chloride, medium ...... 50-lb boxes, 7 ..doz 60 M archand’s, M’s...... doz 4 60 Bayberry, pressed, ozs...... lb 35 Chloride, small...... 50-lb boxes, 8 * .. doz 35 Beech, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Chloride, 5-lb cans ...... ft 07 Hyoocyamlne, pure cryst 5 gr. v l ...... each2 00 Belladonna, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 Chloride, 10-lb cans...... 1b 06 Sulphate amorp., 15 grs...... each1 25 Belladonna, p o w d ...... lb 40 Chloride, b u lk ...... drum 3M___lb 04@05 H ypnal...... oz 10 Benne, pressed, ozs...... lb 65 Blessed Thistle, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 Lithium, Benzoate j .. ..lb 1 45 oz 18 27 I a t r o l...... oz 1 00 Bittersweet, pressed, ozs...... 1b 45 B rom ide,...... I A yy XrT? ...ft 2 23 oz Boneset, pressed, ozs...... 1b 25 Carbonate...... I Merck ...... ,1b" *1 90 oz 22 Ichthalbin, Merck...... oz 90A Borage, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 Citrate...... } ziercK ...... ft 1 68 oz 20 Iodide...... I m n w ...... oz 45 Iothargan, M erck...... oz 3 00 Buchu, long...... 1b 60 Buchu, sh ort...... 1b 40 28 Icth o fo rm , M erck...... oz 1 00 Buchu, short, powd...... 1b 45 S a licy la te _____ j ...... 1b 1 45 oz 18 Buchu, short, pressed, ozs ...... lb 50 Litmus, Cubes...... 1b 35 Ic h ty o l...... lb 4 00 oz 32 Buckbean, pressed, ozs...... lb 35 L o d e s to n e ...... 1b 40 In d ig o, B engal...... ft 1 25 Burdock, pressed, o z s ...... 1b 35 Butternut, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Madras, e x tra ...... ft 65 L ondon P urple, casks...... 1b 12 Manilla, extra...... ft 70 Catnip, pressed, ozs ...... ft 25 Iron Bound kegs, 80 to 100 l b s ...... 1b 12* Iodine, Resublimed, 1-oz vials...... oz 35 Chestnut, pressed, ozs...... 1b 25 Iron Drums, 25 and 50 lbs...... 1b 13* Resublim ed...... B> 3 20— *-Ib 30— D> 3 40 Cicuta, pressed, ozs ...... 1b 30 1, 2 and 5-lb Boxes, 100-lb cases...... lb 16 3 Coca...... ft 55 Iodipin, Merck, 10#...... oz 28 *-ft. boxes...... 18 Coca, pressed, ozs...... 1b 55 M-lb. boxes...... 22 25#...... oz 05 Oonium, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 lodole, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 25 Conium, pow dered ...... 1b 30 Lore ti n ...... oz 90 Coltsfoot, pressed, ozs...... ft 25 Iodoform, 1-oz vials...... oz 35 L osophan...... oz 1 80 3 95 Damiana,...... lb 30 M. C. W ...... B> 3 75...,* - lb 3 85 ft L otion, Granville’s ...... ft 40 Io d o fo rm in ...... oz 1 00 Damiana, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Digitalis, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 Lozenges, Licorice, b u lk ...... 1b 20 Io d o m u th ...... oz 75 Digitalis, powd...... Ib 40 Licorice, M. & R ’s, 5-lb cans...... 1b 25 lo d o p y r in e ...... oz 1 40 Eucalyptus, pressed, ozs...... ft 25 Licorice, Scudder’s, 5-lb cans...... ft 25 Iron, Acetate, dry, 1-oz vials...... oz 27 Licorice, sugar coated...... ft 25 Fern* sweet, pressed ...... 1b 35 Licorice, Y. & S., 5-lb. cans...... ft 25 A cetate, liq u or...... Ib 39 Feverbush, pressed, ozs...... 1b 40 A m m onatea...... 39 lb Foxglove, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 Lupulin, A m erican...... 1b 60 20 Arsenate, 1-oz v ials...... oz Ground Pine, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 Lyceto), 1-oz cartons...... oz 4 25 Arsenite, 1-oz vials...... oz 20 L ysol...... Doz. ft 8.00...... 1b By Hydrogen, gray, U. S. P ...... lb 59 oz 12 Hardhack, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 70 Bromide, 1-oz vials...... oz 18 Hemlock, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 L y co p o d iu m ...... 1b 90 Carbonate, p recip itated ...... ft> 15 Henbane, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 Lye, cencentrated, American, 4-doz cases — 2 75 Carbonate, proto (Vallet’s mass)...... lb 30 Henbane, pow dered...... 1b 40 Lye, concent., Lewis, 4-doz. cases...... 4 00 Carbonate, proto, sacchar...... lb 37 Hoarhound, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Lye, concent., Old Style, 4-doz cases...... 2 75 Chloride, cryst...... lb 28 oz 11 Horse Radish, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 15 Hound’s Tongue, pressed, ozs...... 1b 40 M ace...... 1b 60 Chloride, sol, for tinct...... — ft 70 Citrate, soluble...... lb 79 oz 14 Jaborandi, powd...... 1b 35 Powd ...... 1b Citrate, U. S. P ...... ft 79 oz 14 Jaborandi. pressed...... lb 35 M adder, D utch...... 1b 20 Citrate and am m onia...... lb 79 oz 14 Laurel, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 M agnesium , A cetate...... oz 27 Citrate and Magnesium, 1-oz vials...... oz 15 Lettuce, wild, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Benzoate, 1-oz vials...... oz 27 Citrate and Quinine...... lb 2 05 oz 27 Lettuce, garden, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Bromide, l.-oz vials...... oz 28 Citrate & Quinine, with Strychnia...... oz 28 Liverwort, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Calcined, K. & M’s ...... 1b 65 2 55 Lobelia, pressed, ozs...... 1b 40 Carbonate, R. D. Co., ozs...... 1b 25 OZ 16 Lovage, pressed, ozs...... 1b 45 Carbonate, R. D. Co., M’s...... ft 23 .lb 45 Lungwort, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 Carbonate, Ms...... 1b 22 Ferrocy anide...... ft 56 OZ 12 Marjoram, Germ., pressed ozs...... ft 35 Carbonate, K. & M’s, 1-oz papers...... 1b 25 Glycerophosphate...... ft . 3 85 oz 34 Marshmallow, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Carbonate, K. & M’s, 2-oz papers...... ft 23 .lb 40 Masterwort, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Carbonate, K. & M’s, 4-oz papers...... 1b 22 Hypophosphite...... lb 11 68 oz 23 Matico, pressed, ozs...... 1b 45 Carbonate, powd ...... 1b 20 Iodide, 1-oz vials ...... 1b 3 70 oz 40 Matico, powd...... 1b 45 Chloride, fu sed ...... 1b 35 oz 30 Meadow Fern, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Hypophosphite...... ft 1 68 oz 24 L a c ta te ...... ft 50 oz 11 Mugwort, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 Iodide, 1-oz vials...... oz 52 Lactophosphate...... oz 22 Mullein, pressed, ozs...... ft 25 M etal...... ft 2 00 oz 20 And Manganese, Peptonized...... ft 3 75 oz 32 Nettle, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 Phosphate. 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 12 Nitrate, sol. U. S. P ...... lb 28 Oak, Jerusalem, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Phosphate...... ft 50 18 Parsley, pressed, ozs...... 1b 40 Sulphite, 1-lb cartons, incl...... 1b 67 A Peach, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 1b 50 10 45 Pennyroyal, pressed, ozs...... ft 25 Manganese, Black Oxide...... 1b Pitcher Plant, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 B o ra te ,...... lb 50 Peptonized...... lb 2 36 oz 26 34 .ft 41 Plaintain, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Bromide, 1-oz vials...... oz Poppy, pressed, ozs...... lb 35 Carbonate, 1-oz vials...... oz 16 Phosphate, U.S.P. scales...... 1b oz 15 Chloride, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 16 Pyrophosphate ...... ft oz 15 Poison Oak, pressed, ozs...... 1b 40 Princess Pine, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 Citrate, 1-oz vials...... oz 22 18 Hypophosphite, 1-oz vials...... oz 23 25Subsulphate, (Monsel’s pow d)...... ft 25Subsulphate, oz 06 Privet, pressed, ozs...... 1b 45 Raspberry, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Iodide, 1-oz v ia ls...... oz 51 Subsulphate, (Monsel’s solution)...... lb 15 Phosphate, 1-oz vials...... oz 22 Succinate. 1-oz vials ...... lb 14 00 oz 1 10A Rosem ary...... lb 30 Rosemary, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Sulphate, pure cryst., 1-oz v ia ls...... oz 11 .lb 16 Sulphate, pure cryst...... ft 54 .lb 16 Sage, Domestic, M’s and Vi’s ...... ft 20 .ft 22 Sage. Domestic, ozs ...... 1b 35 Manna, large flake...... 1b 1 00 .oz 15 Sage, Italian, ground...... ft 20 Small flake...... lb 60 .lb 20 Sage, Italian, pressed, M and *-lb ...... ft 15 M arble Dust, b b l...... bbl 3 00 Sage, Italian, pressed, ozs...... 1b 25 • OZ 25 Meconin, M-oz vials...... M-oz 2 53 Tartrate and Ammonia...... ft oz 13 Sage, Italian, loose pressed, M’s...... 1b 20 Tartrate and Potassium ...... ft OZ 12 Sage, Mountain...... ft 30 Menthol,cryst, 1-oz vials...... oz 32 .lb 24 Savin...... lb 30 C rystals...... lb 3 50 25 Savin, pressed, ozs...... 1b 25 M ercury...... 1b 80 Scullcap, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 D istilled...... ft 85 Isinglass, Am erican.. .lb 1 00 Senna. A lexan d ria...... 1b 25 .lb 4 25 Acetate, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 37 Senna, Alexandria, powd...... 1b 35 Bichromate, 1-oz v ials...... oz 34 K a u ia la . .ft 53 Senna, Alexandria, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 Bisulphate...... ft 71 ..ft 63 Senna, American, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 Bromide, 1-ox v ials...... oz 37 K a o lin ...... 08 Senna, Tinnevella, pressed, ozs...... ft 25 Cyanide, 1-oz vials...... oz 30 Senna, T innevella...... 5 ft .18 — 1b 20 K a v a K a v a . .lb 40 Iodide, green ...... lb 3 00 oz 27 Sheep Laural, pressed, ozs...... lb 35 Iodide, red ...... ft 3 25 oz 29 .lb 95 Squa.w Vine, pressed, ozs...... ft 25 Iodide, yellow ...... ft 3 00 oz 20 ..lb 30 Stramonium, pressed, ozs...... ft 25 N itr ate. cry st...... — oz 30 -oz 75 Stramonium, powd...... 1b 35 Nitrate, solution, 1-oz vials...... oz 17 Strawberry, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Oxide, black, 1-oz vials...... — ...... oz 25 K r e sa m ln . 45 Sumac, pressed, ozs ...... 1b 30 Oxide, yellow, 1-oz v ials...... oz 20 1 00 Sweet Fern, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Salicylate, 1-oz vials...... oz 30 Tablets. 1 00 Summer Savory, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Subsulphate, yellow, (Turpeth mineral), T hym e...... ft 25 1-oz vials...... oz 17 1 00 Thyme, pressed, ozs...... 1b 25 1 00 Subsulphate, yellow (Turpeth Mineral). ..ft 1 23 U v a U r s i...... ft 15 Sulpho-Cyanite, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 33 85A U va Ursi, pow d...... 1b 25 Sulphuret, black (Ethiops mineral)...... ft 74 .ft 75 U va TJrsi, pressed...... lb 24 Tannate, 1-oz vials...... oz 24 Lannm , M ercks...... 40 W alnut, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 W ith chalk (hydr cum creta) l ’s...... ft 50 L e a d . Acetate (sugar of) white, 10 ft. 15' ..lb 18 Wintergreen, pressed, ozs...... 1b 25 With magnesia...... ft 71 . lb 20 W itch Hazel, pressed, o z ...... 1b 25 M esotau...... oz 47 Wood Betony. pressed, ozs ...... 1b 40 28 Metacarbol, 1-oz vials...... oz 76 90 Yerba Santa, pressed, ozs ...... ft 40 65 Methyl, Acetate, 1-oz vials ...... oz 50 30 L ecithin , Merck...... oz 5 00 Bi-chloride, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 72 Nitrate, 1-lb. boxes — ...... lb 25 15-gr. v ...... ea 50 Iodide, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 00 Oxide, Merck, C. P ...... lb 80 Oxide acetate, 1-oz vials...... oz 45D Lead Plaster, *-ft rolls...... ft 55 Leeches, Swedish...... 7...... doz 1 00 Oxide salicyl, 1-oz v ials...... oz 65 Sub-Acetate, Sol (Goulard’s extract) .lb 12 M ethylene, Blue, 1-oz vials...... OZ 50 ..ft 27 L e m o n P e e l...... ft M etol...... oz 75 30 G round...... 1b M igra m in e...... oz 1 38 35 Milk. Condensed, Eagle...... case 6 50 doz 1 75 ..ft 40 L e m o n in . .oz 4 00 Challenge...... case 4 25 doz 1 50 ..lb 40 H ires...... case 6 00 doz l 75 Arbor Vitas, pressed, ozs. ..lb 35 L e v u lo se , C. P...... 1b 1 60 Mistletoe, pressed lb s ...... ft 30 A FULL LINE OF POWERS-WEIGHTMAN-ROSENGARTEN CO., CHEMICALS IN STOCK OMAHA DRUGGIST 33 DRUGS Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, Eto.—Cont. DRUGS. Eto.-Cent. 4 35 Lavender, Garden, compound F. Bro...... ft 1 40 Wine, ethereal...... ft 2 00 4 85 Lemon, Sanderson’s ...... ft 2 75 Wine, heavy, Squibb’s 25-grm. vials., .each 1 40 . ..oz 4 75 Lemon, F. B r o ...... lb 2 65 Wine, heavy...... ft 550 ...ft 1 95 Lemon Grass...... ft 3 00 Wintergreen Leaves, true, F. B ro ...... ft 3 60 4 70 Linseed, bailed ...... i ...... bbl 43— gal 46 Wintergreen (Sweet Birch)...... ft 3 00 4 35 Linseed, raw ...... bbl 41 — gal 44 3 70 Lubr., Capital Cylinder...... bbls. 38 gal 40 ..ft 3 75 3 65 Lubr., Eldorado Castor...... bbls. 19 gal 22 Wormwood, pure, F. Bro. ..ft 4 25 3 45 Lubr., Golden M ach...... bbls. 18 gal 20 4 00 Sulphate, 5-oz. t i n s ...... 3 40 Lubr., “A” Castor Mach.,____bbls. 16 gal 18 P. & W „ M.-C.-W. or N. Y sup- ..ft 60 Lubr., Zero B lack ...... bbls. 13 gal 15 ,.ft 40 plied in Flakes or Cubes. Lubr., Summer B lack...... bbls. 11 gal 13 5 35 ..ft 60 Moss, Iceland. ...ft 16 Mace, ethereal...... oz 25 .ft 60 ...ft 27 Mace, expressed...... Ib 2 10 ..lb 1 00 50 Male Fern, Oleoresin...... ft 2 25 .ft 1 15 Tonquin, grains...... oz 32 00 M u llein ...... oz 50 .lb 53 Musk, alcoholic...... oz 1 00 Mustard, Ardenter, 4, 6 and 10-lb cans. . ..ft 25 M ercurial .ft 43o o ...ft 35 Mustard, essential, true, F. B ro ...... oz 60 . ft . ..ft 20 Mustard, expressed...... gal 90 ,.ft 1 00 . . f t 15 M yrbane...... lb 25 Sulphur , .lb 50 Naphthalin, pure, 1-oz cartons.. . ..oz 11 Neatsfoot, Extra ...... bbl 82— gal 1 00 T ar...... ,.ft 60 .. ft 30 Neatsfoot, No. 1...... bbl 65__ gal 75 60 N apthaline, B alls...... 50-lb. boxes 4 1b 06 Neroli, Bigarade, F Bro...... oz 6 00 ..ft 60 F lakes...... 50-lb. boxes 4 1b 06 Neroli, Petit Grain, F. B ro...... oz 75 OZ 63 33 Nutmegs, essential...... ft 1 60 Bismuth, 35 Beta, 1-oz carton s...... lb 3 oz 12 Olive, Malaga, yellow, U. S. P ...... gal 1 40 Cocaine 5%. .oz 75 Beta Benzoate...... lb 5 oz 20 Olive, Mtlaga, green, U. S. P ...... gal 1 40 Copper, 5%. 30 1 30 Olive, Union Salad...... gal 90 M ercury, 5%. 85 oz 17 2 00 Olive, Cream Salad, small...... doz 1 25 M ercury, 10%. 1 00 OZ 21 Nickel, Acetate, 1-oz vials OZ 26 Olive, Cream Salad, medium ...... doz 1 75 Mercury, 20%.. 1 35 oz 25 Bromide, 1-oz vials...... oz 32D Olive, Cream Salad, la r g e ...... " ...... doz 2 50 Morphine, 2%. 30 Chloride, 1-oz vials__ ... I Merck oz 22 Olive, Salad, Antoninis, small...... doz 3 00 Morphine, 0%. 40 Metalic, gran...... )M . C. W. ft 91 Olive, Salad, Antoninis, m edium ...... doz 4 60 M orphine, 10%. 70 Nitrate, 1-oz vials...... I P. W. R. Co. oz 22 Olive, Salad, Antoninis, large...... doz 8 00 Quinine, 5%. 20 Oxide, black, pure...... oz 35 Olive, Salad Antoninis ...... gal 3 60 Quinine, 10%. 30 Sulphate...... J ft 3a oz 11D Olive, Salad, Lautier’s, small...... doz 3 25 Quinine, 25%. 40 N icotine, Merck’s, t^-oz vials...... 14-oz 55 Olive, Salad, Lautier.s, medium ...... doz 5 00 Zinc, 5%, .ft 1 00 oz 20 Nosoplien .oz 1 55 Olive, Salad, Lautier’s, large ...... doz 8 00 lb 15 N utgalis, ...ft 38 Olive, Salad. Lautier’s ...... gal 3 00 ,.ft 18 Aleppo, pow ...1b 46 Olive, Salad, Mottet’s,-small...... doz 3 50 .ft 15 ...1b 50 Olive, Salad, Mottet’s, medium ...... doz 5 25 25 ...ft 28 Olive, Salad, Mottet’s, large...... doz 9 25 Peel, sweet. 15 . ..ft 33 Olive, Salad, Cresp-Martinenq, large.. .doz. 7 50 -ft 25 ...ft 30 Olive, Salad, DeLuxe, %-gal. cans...... gal 2 20 Nux V o m ic a ...... ft 17 Olive, Salad, DeLuxe, 1-gal. cans...... gal 2 00 25 P ow dered...... 3-lb 22 1b 27 Olive, Salad, San Rocco, gal. cans...... gal 1 50 80 O akum ...... ft 10 Olive, Salad, Re Umberto, gal. cans...... gal 2 50 1 40 .. ft 20 Olive Oil, Les Trois Croix, gal ca n ...... gal 2 75 75 . .oz 75 Olive Oil, Les Trois Croix, gal can __ gal 2 85 Ox Gall, Purified...... ft .o 1 19 . ..lb 1 00 Olive Oil. Les Trois Croix. M-gal can — gal 3 00 .lb 60 ...ft 75 Olive Oil, Les Trois Croix, Litre bots____ aoz 10 00 Oyster Shells prepared... -ft 20 Almonds, sweet, ...ft 50 Olive Oil. Les Trois Croix, large bots____doz 7 50 Fanakas...... 1 00 ...1b 27 Olive Oil, Les Trois Croix, med. bots...... doz 4 00 50 Amber, rectified, German, F. Bro. ...1b 45 Olive Oil, Les Trois Croix, small bots____ doz 2 75 60 ...ft 25 Olive. Old Mission — gals ) gal 3 00 .oz 2 00 Anise Star, F. Bro...... ft 2 00 Olive, Old Misison...large ( California, doz 8 50 .ft 15 Bay Leaves, true, F. B ro...... Ib 3 40.. .. .oz 40 Olive, Old Mission__ med f doz 4 50 P a r a ld e h y d ...... ,1b 95 OZ 16 B en n e...... 5-gal 90 gal 1 00 Olive, Old Mission...... smi ) doz 2 00 pastilles. Fumigating . .Tb 50 ...1b 5 00 Olive, Amoco, gals...] gal 3 00 50 B ergam ont...... lb 44 80 80 Olive, Amoco, %-gals | gal 3 10 P earl Ash. .lb 9@10 . ..lb 30 Olive, Amoco, large.. | doz 7 50 ...1b 85 LCh 30C Olive, Amoco, med.. I California doz 4 00 .ft 20 . . . » 40 Olive, Curtis, gals__ gal 3 00 .lb 25 ...ft 1 00 Olive,Curtis, large.. | doz 8 00 .lb 30 Calamus . . oz 35 Olive, Curtis, med... | doz 4 50 40 ...ft 45 Olive, Curtis,small... J doz 2 50 45 Olive Oil, Purity, gal— ) gal 3 00 Pepsin, Scale or Gran,. 1 to 3000... .lb. 3 50 oz. 32 . ..tb 70 Olive Oil, Purity. V% gal., f gal 3 10 P erh ydrol, 50-Gm. b o t s ...... ea 1 35 ...ft 1 65 Olive Oil, Purity, large V Calf. doz 8 50 Petrolatum, 2 25 Olive Oil, Purity, med... ( doz 4 50 Vet. Amber, bbls. and ^-bbls...... 1b 0314 to 0334 ...» 2 00 Olive Oil, Purity, small. ] doz 2 50 50 ft and 25 lb...... Ib 0434 to 0514 Castor. No. 1...... bbl 1 08 1 1 10--1 20 Orange, bitter, hand pressed...... lb 3 25 L ess...... i ...... ft 06 to 08 Castor, No. 3...... bbl 1 02 1 1 08--1 14 Orange, sweet, hand pressed, F. Bro...... lb 3 10 L’tExtra Amber, bbls. and H-bbls. ft 05 to 0514 Castor, coml...... bbl 54 gall 60-• 65 Origanum, compound No. 2 ...... tb 40 50 ft and 25 ft ...... »> 06 to *>614 .doz 70 Origanum, red, French compound...... ib 80 L ess...... — ft 0 to 1014 LilyWhite, bbls. and F,-bbls...... 1b 09‘ to 09 Castor, 50 to gal. .doz 85 Palm ...... tb 25 .doz 90 5o lb and 25 lb...... lb 10 to 1U4 P arsley...... oz 50 15 .doz 1 20 P atchouly...... oz 75 L e ss...... ft 12 to doz 1 60 Special Snow W hite, 50 f t ...... ft 13 Pennyroyal, F. Bro...... tb 4 50 .lb 14 .doz 2 10 Pepper, black...... lb 1 00 25ft...... m Castor, .doz 3 85 10 ft...... • ...... lb 15 Peppermint, Japanese...... lb 2 35 to 17 ...ft 40 Peppermint, western...... Ib 2 50 L ess...... •...... ® 1® . ..ft 1 20 D SnowsWhite, 50ft...... ft 15 Peppermint, F. Bro...... 3 25 .ft 16 80 Peppermint, Todd’s ...... Ib 3 50 25 lb ...... 5 00 10 ...... Ib 18 Peppermint, H. G. H otchkiss’ ...... ft 3 50 to 25 1 50 Pimento (allspice)...... oz 40 L ess...... * 20 ...ft 2 75 Pinus Svlvestria ...... lb Petrolatum in Bottles. 90 35 .. ft 75 Rhodium, No. 3 (Compound)...... oz 40 E xtra Amber, Plain. 2-oz. S. C. b o t...... doz Rhodium, No. 1 (Compound)...... oz 75 Extra Amber, Plain. 2-oz. S. C. bot...... gro 3 50 Cloves, F. Bro. ...ft 1 00 60 ...ft 25 Rose, Kezanlic...... oz 6 25 Extra Amber, Plain, 4-oz. S. 0. bot...... doz Rose, artificial...... oz 3 75 Extra Amber. Plain, 4-oz. S. C. b o t ...... gro 6 00 Codliver, Norwegian...... 5-gal 1 60 gal 1 70 Extra Amber, Carbolized, 2-oz. S. C. bot..doz 40 C ologn e...... 50 Rosemary, flowers, F. Bro...... Ib 1 25 Rosemary, Trieste...... lb 75 Extra Amber, Carbolized, 2-oz. S. C. bot..gro 4 25 ...ft 2 25 65 1 25 R u e...... ib 5 50 Extra Amber, Carbolized, 4-oz. S. C. bot..doz Sage...... oz 50 Extra Amber, Carbolized, 4-oz S. C. bot.. gro 7 00 • gal 80 40 ■ gal 85 Sandal Wood. E. I., F. B ro...... 4 60 Extra Amber, Perfumed, 2-oz. S. O. bot..doz Sandal Wood, German...... Ib 2 75 Extra Amber, Perfumed, 2-oz. S. C. bot..gro 4 25 ...ft 1 60 65 ...ft 1 70 Sassafras, Natural F. B ro ...... lb 1 00 Extra Amber, Perfumed, 4-oz. . C. bot..doz Sassafras artificial...... lb 75 Extra Amber, Perfumed, 4-oz. S. C. bot. .gro 7 00 50 50 60 Savin...... lb 2 00 Eily White. Plain, 2-oz. S. C. bot...... doz 50 S k u n k ...... Ib 45 L ilv White, Plain, 2-oz. S. C. bot...... :.gro 4 50 Spearmint...... lb 3 75 Lily White, Plain, 4-oz. S. 0. bot...... doz 75 30 7 50 ...ft 1 75 Sperm...... gal 1 10 Lilv White, Plain, 4-oz. S. C. bot...... gro Spike...... lb 25 Lily White, Perfumed, 2-oz. S. C. bot...... goz 60 . . . » 1 10 6 00 . ..ft 1 75 Spruce ...... lb 1 25 Lily White, Perfumed, 2-oz. S. 0. bot.....doz Stone, black...... lb 20 Lily White, Perfumed, 4-oz. S. 0. bot...... gro 85 ■ gal 50 8 25 • gal 50 Stone, white...... Ib 80 Lily White, Perfumed, 4-oz. S. C. bot...... gro . ..ft 65 Stillingia...... oz 75 P hecine, 1-oz v ia ls...... oz 1 35 Fusel, Coml ...... gal ...ft 45 Sweet, bottles, 50 to gal...... doz 60 Phenacetin. B a y e r ...... f t 4 00 oz 33 75 Sweet, bottles. 40 to g al...... doz 70 Phenalgin, ...... 02 1 00 Harlem Oil, ...... gro .doz 40 Sweet, bottles, 30 to g a l...... doz 85 Capsules...... ° 2 1 00 ...ft 1 15 Sweet, bottles, 20 to g a l...... doz 1 10 Tabs...... 02 1 00 Sweet, bottles. 16 to g a l...... doz 1 40 Hemlock, com! , ...ft 45 P h e n o , Bromate, powd ...... oz 1 00 Henbane, conct, ...1b 75 Tansy, pure, F. B r o ...... lb 5 00 1 00 T a r ...... -gal. 50 lb ' 10 2 t4-grain tablets...... oz ...ft 2 75 5- grain tablets...... 02 1 00 Jasmin, alcoholic...... ft 3 50 Thym e, Red, F. B ro...... lb 1 50 Phenocoll, Hydrochl., 25-gram vials...... vl 1 75 Juniper Berries. F. Bro. ...ft 1 90 Thym e, white, F. B ro...... lb 1 75 Phenol-Bismuth ...... oz 80 ...ft 60 T obacco...... oz 1 25 P h en olid ...... - • • • *...... oz 85 .gal 85 Turpentine, rect...... lb 50 Phenyl Salicylate (S alol)...... ft 125-----oz 15 • gal 75 - V alerian ...... — •. ..oz 55 95 Verbena Com pound...... oz 75 Phosphorus, 1-lb cans...... ft . ..tb 55 1-oz can s...... 02 22 Lavender Flowers, F. Bro . ..ft 4 50 Whale, winter bleachen...... gal 75 NOTE—F. Bro. indicates Fritzsche Bros. Essential Oils in Original Packages of lbs., ^s, FaS, 1-16S 34 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRUGS, Etc—Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. P Icrotoxin, %-oz v ia ls...... oz 5 60 Yellow, 1-oz vials, Merck...... oz 1 50 R o o t, Cohosh, blue, pressed, lbs...... 1b 20 Pilocarpine, Alk.,5 andlO-gr vials, M.C.W..gr 10 Y ellow , Vi-oz vials, Merck...... oz 1 75 Cahosh, blue, pow d...... ft 25 Muriate, 5 and 10-gr vials, M.O. W...... gr 05 Yellow , i i -oz vials, Merck...... oz 2 00 Cohash, red, pressed, lbs...... 1b 35 Nitrate, 5 and 10-gr vials, M. O.W...... gr 05 Cohosh, white, pressed, lbs...... ft 40 P iperazine, Scher, 10-gram v ia ls...... ea 1 50 P y ra tln e...... o z 85 Colchicum, powd...... ,...... ft 35 \ Piperin, 1-oz vials, M. C. W...... oz 68 P yridine, C. P., 1-oz v ials...... oz 38 Colchicum , pressed, lb s...... ft 30 P ipe C lay...... 1b 06 Colum bo...... ft 28 .Pitch, black...... ft 06 P yrogalol, Resubl, 1-oz cans...... oz 30 Columbo, pow d...... ft 30 B urgundy...... ft 18 Columbo, Amer., pressed, lbs...... 1b 30 Pith, Sassafras...... ft 2 00 ...... oz 18 P yroxylin (gun co tto n )...... oz 18 Columbo. foreign, pressed, lbs ...... ft 20 P laster Paris, D en tal...... bbl 2 25 Quaking Asp, pressed lbs...... ft 25 Coltsfoot, pressed, lbs...... 1b 35 Platinum, Chlor., 15 gr. v ...... each 90 Comfrey, pressed, lbs...... 1b 25 Platinum and Ammon. Chlor., 15 gr. v..each 1 15 Quassia, chips...... lb 15 Com frey, pow d,...... ft 30 Platinum and Pot. Chlor.. 15 gr. v ...... each 85 G ran ulated...... ft 20 Cranesbill, pressed, lb s...... 1b 30 Poppy Heads, French...... ft 40 P ow dered ...... ft 25 Cranesbill, powd...... ft 30 G erm a n ...... lb 20 Qnassin, O. P.. cryst, 15-gr. vials, Merck.each 2 37 Crawley, pressed, lbs...... ft 55 Potash, Babbitt’s, 2-doz cases...... case 2 05 Pure, pbwd., H-oz vials. Merck ...... each 150 Dwarf Elder, pressed, lbs...... 1b 05 Caustic, commercial...... ft 10 Elecampane, pressed...... ft 30 Caustic, white, sticks...... x ...... lb 30 Quinine, Alkaloid. 1-oz vials...... oz 56 Elecampane, powd...... 5-lb 20 1b 25 Caustic, pure (by alcoh ol)...... ft 54 Acetate, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 59 Fever, pressed, lbs...... 1b 35 Arsenate, 1-oz vials...... oz 58 Five Finger, pressed, lb s ...... ft 35 Cum Calce (Vienna Caustic)...... ft 46 Arsenate and Urea Bimuriate, 1-oz. vials, .oz 67 Potash, Solution (liquor potass)...... ft 16 Bimuriate, l-oz v ia ls...... oz 56 G alangal...... 1b 20 Galangal, powd...... ft 25 Potassium, metals, H -oz vial and case...... oz 1 89 Bisulphate, 1-oz. cans...... oz 26 Borate, 1-oz. v ia ls...... oz 54 Galangal, pressed, lbs...... ft 26 Acetate, 1-lb bottles, in cl...... ft 46 D extro...... oz 49 Gelsemimum, powd...... 1b 30 Arsenate, 1-oz vials...... oz 16 Citrate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 55 G en tian ...... ft 15 Ferrocyanide, 1-oz. vials...... oz 56 Gentian, ground...... 1b 16 Arsenite, 1-oz vials— 1...... oz 16 Hydrobromate, 1-oz. vials...... u...... oz 52 Gentian, powd...... 5-lb 15 1b 16 Benzoate, 1-oz vials...... oz 22 Hypophosphite, 1-oz. vials...... oz 57 Gentian, Amer., pressed, lbs...... 1b 35 Bicarbonate, gran., pure...... lb 20 Iodide, 1-oz. vials...... oz 63 Gentian, foreign, pressed, lbs...... ft 18 Lactate, 1-oz. v ials...... oz 57 Ginger, African...... f t 15 Bicarbonate, cryst., 1-lb carton s...... ft 20 Ginger, African, powd...... 1b 20 Bicarbonate, powd., 1-lb carton s...... ft 20 Muriate, 1-oz. rials...... oz 50 Phosphate, 1-oz. vials...... ; ...... oz 54 Ginger, East India (race)...... 1b 15 Bichromate, bulk...... ft 18 Ginger, East India, pow d...... ft 17 Bichrom ate, pow dered...... ft 24 Salicylate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 52 Sulphate, 100-oz; cans.) oz 18 Ginger, Jamaica, bleached...... ft 30A Bichromate, C. P...... lb 57 Ginger, Jamaica, unbleached...... 1b 25A Bisulphate. O. P...... lb 51 Sulphate, 50-oz. cans. oz 18Vs Ginger, Jamaica, powd...... 1b 32A B orotartrate...... — ft 71 Sulphate, 25-oz. cans. oz 19 Sulphate, 5-oz. cans. I P. & W ...... oz ,23 Ginsing...... lb 9 00 Bromide, cryst. or gran. 5-1b bulk ...... 1b 29 Golden Seal, pressed, lbs...... ft 2 00 Bromide, cryst. or gran. 1-ft boxes...... 1b 30 Sulphate, 1-oz. cans. IB. & S...... oz 26 Sulphate, 1-oz. vials. ' N. Y. Q...... oz 28 Golden Seal, powd...... ft 2 00 Carbonate, 1b. tins, incl...... ft 17 ...... ft 25 Carbonate, C. P. (sal tartar)...... ft 35 Sulphate, Vn-oz. vials. M. C. W ...... oz 35 Hellebore, American, pressed', lbs Sulphate, H -oz. vials. oz 41 Helebore, black, pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Oarbolate, 1-oz v ials...... oz 27 Helebore, black, powd...... f ...... ft 30 Chlorate, cryst...... Ib 16 Sulphate,' H-oz. vials. oz 53 Chlorate, gran., pure, 1-ft cartons...... 1b 23 Sulphate, 1-16-oz. vials oz 62 H elebore, white, pressed, lb s...... ft 20 Chlorate, powd...... lb 16 Tannate, 1-oz. v ia ls...... oz 36 Helebore, white, pow d...... 1b 20 Chloride, pure. 1-ft cartons...... 1b 21 Valerianate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 57 Horseradish, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Chromate, pure, 1-ft cartons...... 1b 44 Hydrangea, pressed, lbs ...... 1b 24 C itrate...... lb 70 Quinidlne, pure, 1-oz v ials...... oz 65 Indian Hemp, black, pressed, lbs...... 1b 40 Cyanide, fused, No. 1 ,1-ft cans...... ft 40 Sulphate, 1-oz v ials...... oz 55 Indian Hemp, black, powd...... 1b 45 Cyanide, fused. No. 2,40%, 10-lb cans ...... ft 37 Indian Hemp, white, pressed, lbs...... 1b 30 Cyanide, fused, No. 3, 30%, 10-1b cans...... 1b 26 Quinoline, 1-oz v ials...... oz 45 Indian Hemp, white, powd...... ft 25 Cyanide, granulated, l-lb cans...... ft 50 Tartrate. 1-oz vials...... oz 45 Indian Physic, pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Cyanide. C. P., M. C. W., 1-ft ca n s ...-...... ft 57 Indian Turnip, pressed, lbs...... lb 35 Quinquinia, 1-oz vials ...... oz 75 Indian Turnip, pow d...... ft 40 Ferrocyanide, C. P., 1-ft cans...... lb 55 Indigo, wild, pressed...... ft 25 G lycerophosphite...... 1b 3 25 oz 30 R ed P re c ip ita te ...... ft 1 15 Ipecac, R io...... 1b 2 60 Hypophosphite, 1-oz vials...... oz 17 Powdered...... lb 1 25 Ipecac, Rio, powd...... ft 2 70 D ypophosphite...... ft 1 00 R ed Saunders...... ft 12 Jalap, Vera Cruz...... ft 35 Iodide, cryst., 1-ft boxes] P.W .R.Co...... ft 2 50 Jalap, p o w d ...... 1b 40 Iodide, cryst., 5-ft boxes ! M. C.W ...... 1b 2 45 Resin-Jalap, 1-oz vials...... oz 60 K ava K ava...... ft 30 Iodide, gran., l-lb boxes for 1b 2 50 Scammony, 1-oz vials...... oz 80 Ladies’ Slipper, pressed, lbs...... 1b 70 Iodide, gran.( 5-ft boxes J Merck ...... 1b 2 45 Ladies’ Slipper, pow d...... 1b 75 Oxalate, neutral...... ft 28A R esor-B isn ol...... oz 60 Licorice, A ...... lb 14 Permanganate, cryst., 1-oz cartons,...... oz 10 Licorice, A A ...... ft 16 Permanganate, cry st...... 1b 27 Resorcin, Crystals, 1-oz v i M. C. W.. Merckoz 20 Licorice, A A A ...... ft 18 Phosphate...... ft 59— oz II C rystals...... >B. & S...... 1b 1 47 Licorice, cut, Russian...... ft 25 Prussiate, r e d ...... 1b 64 Powdered, 1-oz vials... I ...... oz 22 Licorice, powd...... 5-lb 12 ft 15 Prussiate, yellow ...... 1b 30 Lovage, pressed, lbs...... ft 28 R etinol...... oz 65 Male Fern, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Salicylate, 1-oz vials...... oz 16 Male Fern, powd...... ft 35 Sesauicarbonate...... ft 55 Rodinal, 3-oz bottles, M. C. W...... each 60 Mandrake, pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Sulphate, cryst., l-lb cart...... 1b 17 8-oz b ottles...... each 1 10 Mandrake, powd...... 5-lb 25 ft 30 Sulphate, powd., l-lb cartons...... 1b 17 16-oz bottles...... each 2 00 Man in the Ground, pressed, lbs...... 1b 30 Sulphate, chem. pure, 1-ft cartons...... 1b 33 ' Marshmallow, cut...... lb 35 Sulphite, l-lb cartons...... ft 47 Root, Abscess, pressed, lbs...... 1b 80 Marshmallow, pow d...... ft 40 Sulpho-Carbolate, 1-oz v ...... oz 16 A conite, p o w d ...... ft 35 Marshmallow, pressed, lbs...... 1b 35 Sulpho-Cyanate, 1-oz v ...... oz 22 Aconite, pressed, lb s...... ft 30 Marsh Rosemary, pressed, lbs...... ft 50* Sulphuret (liversulphur)...... 1b 20A Alkanet (anchusa)...... ft 18 Masterwort, pressed, lbs...... 1b 40 Tartrare (Soluble Tartar)...... T ...... ft 56 A lkanet. powd...... 1b 25 Milkweed, pressed, lbs...... : ...... ft 30 Alkanet, pressed, lbs...... 1b 30 Mistletoe, pressed...... 1b 35 Powder, Antimonial, l-lb cartons...... •___ ft 48 Angelica, pressed, lbs...... 1b 40 Musk (sumbul)...... lb 40 A rom atic...... lb 1 00 Angelica, powd...... ft 45 Nettle, pressed, lbs...... 1b 25 Chalk, aromatic...... ft 75 Arnica, bulk, 25 pressed...... 1b 30 Orris, fingers ...... 1b 1 00 Chalk, com pound...... 1b 75 Asparagus, pressed, lbs...... 1b 35 Orris, F lorentine...... E> v 25 Composition, b u lk ...... 1b 25 Avens, pressed, lbs...... 1b 35 Orris, Florentine, pow d...... 30 Composition, 2-oz packages...... ft 30 Bearsfoot. pressed, lbs...... 1b 30 Orris, V erona...... 1b 20 C urry...... ft 55 Belladonna, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Orris, Verona, powd...... ft 25 D overs...... ft 1 25 Bell adona, powd...... ft 35 Paeony, pressed, lb s...... 45 Government Hog Cholera...... bbls. 4 1b 4 to 6 Pareira Brava, pressed, l b s ...... ft 35 Insect, Buhach, 6-ft cans...... ft 70 Bell wort, pressed, lbs...... 1b 45 Berberis, aquif pressed, lb s...... ft 40 Pareira Brava, pow d...... 5> 40 Insect, Buhach, 1-ft cans...... doz 8 50 Parilla, yellow, pressed, lbs ...... ft 30 Insect, Buhach, V4-ft cans...... doz 4 70 Beth, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Beth, powd...... ft 35 Parsley, pressed, lb s...... ft 50 Insect, Buhach, M-ft cans...... doz 2 60 Pellitory, pressed, lbs...... n> 40 Insect, Buhach, %-lb cans...... doz 1 45 Bistort, pressed, lb s...... ft 35 Bitter, pressed, lb s...... ft 30 Pimpinell a, pressed, lbs...... 1b 45 Insect. Diamond O, liO-lb kegs...... — ft 18 Pink...... ft 80 Insect, Diamond O, 50-ft drum s...... ft 19 Bitter, powd ...... ft 30 Blackberry, pressed, lbs...... 1b 20 Pink, pressed, lbs...... ft 80 Insect. Diamond O, 25-lb drum s...... ft 20 Pink, pow d...... 1b 85 Insect, P. D. & Co.’s, 100-ft kegs...... ft 20d Blackberry, powd...... -...... ft 25 Blazing Star, pressed, lb ...... ft 35 Pitcher plant, pressed, lbs...... lb 45, Insect, P. D. & Co.’s, 50-ft kegs...... 1b 21D Pleurisy, pressed lbs...... 1b 30 Iftiect, P. D. & Co.’s, 25-ft k egs...... ft 22D Blood, pressed, lb s ...... 1b 35 Blood, powd...... 5-lb 20 ft 25 Pleurisy, powd,...... 1b 30 I*«ect, P. D. & Co.’s, 10-ft cans...... 1b 26a Poke (Garget), pressed, lbs...... 1b 20 Insect, R. D. & Co.’s, 110-1b kegs...... ft 18 Blue Flag, pressed, lb s...... 1b 60 Bryony, pressed, lbs...... 1b 35 Poke, pow d...... 1b 25 Insect, R. D. & Co.’s, 50-ft kegs...... ft 19 Polypody, pressed, lbs...... lb 35 Insect, R. D. & Co.’s, 25-ft kegs ...... 1b 20 Buckbean, pressed, lb s...... ft 40 Buckthorn Brake, pressed, lbs...... 1b 35 Pond Lilly, white, pressed, lb s...... lb 40 Insect, R. D. & Co.’s, 5-lb cans .25 10-ft cns 1b 23 Pond Lilly, yellow, pressed, lbs...... 1b 30 Insect, R. D. Co.’s, as wanted...... ft 30 Burdock, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Burdock, p o w d ...... 1b 40 Prairie Pine Weed, pressed, lbs...... 1b 40 Jalap Com p...... 1b 1 00 Queen of Meadow, pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Licorice Co...... ft 40 Calamus, peeled...... ft 30 Rhatany, pressed, lbs...... 1b 30 Seidlitz, R. D. Co.’s ...... doz 2 00 Calamus, white, peeled and split, fancy..ft 50 Rhatany, powd...... lb 35 Soda, R. D. Co.’s...... ; — doz 1 50 Calamus, powd...... 1b 35 Rhubarb, East India...... lb 75 Propylamln, liq., Merck, M. C. W...... oz 57 Canada Thistle, pressed, lbs...... ft 40 . Rhubarb, East India, e x tr a ...... lb 85 Hydrochlorate,}4-oz vials, Merck, M.G.W.oz 3 67 Carpenter’s Square, pressed, lbs...... 1b 30 Rhubarb, East India, powd...... 1b e5 Cicily Sweet, pressed, lbs...... ft 70 Rhubarb, East India, powd., extra...... 1b 1 00 Protagon, 15 grain vials...... ea 3 00 Ciequefoil. pressed, lb s ...... ft 35 Rhubarb, cut in c u b e s ...... lb 1 00 Cohosh, black, pressed, lbs...... 1b 15 Rhubarb, cut in fingers...... lb 1 75 Protargol, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 25 Cohosh, black, pow d...... ft 20 H-oz vials Rosenweed, pressed, lb s ...... 25 ...... oz 135 Culvers, pressed, lb s...... 1b 25 Sanicle, black, pressed, lbs...... 1b 45 Pyoktanln, Blue, 1-oz vials, Merck...... oz 1 50 Culvers, powd...... 1b 30 Sanicle, white, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Blue, H-oz vials, M erck...... oz 175 Dandeloin, pow d...... 1b 35 Sarsaparilla, A m erican...... ft 30 Blue, H -oz vials, M erck...... oz 2 00 Dandelion, true, pressed, lbs...... 1b 30 Sarsaparilla, American, powd...... lb 35 A FULL LINE OF PQWERS-WEIGHTMAN-ROSENGARTEN CO., CHEMICALS IN STOCK OMAHA DRUGGIST 35

DRUGS. Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. Boot, Sarsaparilla, American, pressed, lbs. ft 35 Flax, clean ...... 50-ft box 4 * ft 05 Silicate, liquid ...... lb 11 Sarsaparilla, Honduras...... ft 45 Flax, ground...... 50-lb box 4* ft 05 _____ OZ 70A Sarsaparilla, Honduras, ground...... ft 48 Foenugreek...... 10-lb box 5 * ft 0V ....ft 16 Sarsaparilla, Honduras, powd...... ft 50 Fcenugreek, pow d...... 25-lb box 7 ft 10 Sulphate, pure, cryst., ....ft 17 Sarsaparilla, Honduras, pressed, lbs...... ft 55 H em p ...... 50-lb box 5* ft 06 ....ft 13 Sarsaparilla, M exican...... ft SO L arkspur...... ft ' 68 .. ..ft 25 Sarsaparilla, Mexican, ground...... ft 25 Lobelia...... ft 84 . . ..ft ■ 17 Sarsaparilla, Mexican, powd...... ft 30 Lobelia, powd...... -ft 89 Sulpho-carbolate, ft 57. 13 Sarsaparilla, Mexican, pressed, lbs..,...... ft 32 Millet, American...... ft 06 .. ..ft 60 Seneka...... ft 85 Mustard, black, T rieste...... ft 12 __ oz 21 Seneka, pressed, lbs...... ft 1 10 Mustard, yellow, California..25-lb box V ft 10 56 Seneka, pow d...... ft 1 10 P arsley...... ft 27 Somnal. 75 Silkweed, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Poppy, blue...... ft 20 Skunk Cabbage, pressed, lbs...... ft 28 Poppy, w hite...... ft 27 ___oz 1 20 Skunk Cabbage, powd...... ft 30 Pum pkin...... ft 25 80 Snake, Button, pressed, lb s...... ft 35 Quince, German...... ft 63 85 Snake, Canada, pressed, lbs...... ft 40 Quince. Russian...... ft 58 1 15 Snake, Sampson, pressed, lbs...... ft 40 Rape. English...... ft 12 Spartiene Sulphate, *-oz vials ------oz Snake,-Virginia...... ft 70 Sabadilla...... ft 33 ...... oz 11 05 05 Snake, Virginia, powd ...... ft V5 Sabadilla, powd...... ft 38 ....ft 40 Snake, Virginia, pressed, lbs...... ft V0 Stavesacre...... ,. ft 44 Spirits, Am m onia U. S. P. ....ft 60 Soapwort, pressed, lbs...... ft 45 Stavesacre, powd...... ft 44 ....ft 60 Solomon’s Seal, pressed, lb s ...... ft 30 Stram onium ...... ft 28 ....ft 70 Spikenard, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Stramonium, powd...... •...... ft 33 Sunflower...... 10-lb 8 ft 10 Chloroform, U. S. P . . . . . l b 60 Spikenard, pow d...... ft 40 . . . . l b 60 Squills, white, sliced...... ft 15 W aterm elon...... ft 25 ....ft 60 Squills, powd...... ft 45 Worm, American...... ft 25 ....ft 35 Stlllingia, pressed, lb s ...... ft 25 Worm, American, pow d...... ft 30 Nitre, 4f. . . . . l b 40 Stlllingia. powd...... ft 30 Worm, Levant...... ft 30 . . . . l b 52 Stone, pressed, lbs...... ft 20 Worm, Levant, powd...... ft 35 Sweet Flag, presssed, lbs...... ft 24 Starch, Iodide, 1-oz vials. M. 0. W„ Merck..oz Torm entilla, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Seidlltz Mixture...... 25-ft box 23 ft 25 S tea rin ...... 1b T urkey Pea, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Stearate Zinc, See Zinc. Twin Leal, pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Silver, Bromide, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 25 Unicorn, true, pressed, lbs...... ft V5 Chloride, 1-oz vials...... oz 84 St. Joh n ’s B re a d ...... 1b 12 Unicorn, true, powd...... ft 80 Cyanide, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 10 Stone, Pumice, select...... 1b 10 Unicorn, false, pressed, lbs...... ft VO Iodide 1-oz v ia ls...... oz 110 Pumice, pow d ...... lb 06 Valerian, English...... ft 35 Nitrate, cryst., 1-oz vials...... oz 60 Rotten, English ...... lb 10 Valerian, English, pow d...... ft 40 Nitrate, cryst...... ft 8 86 Rotten, English, powd...... 1b 08 Valerian, English, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Nitrate, fused, No. 2 ,1-oz. vials...... oz 55 Strontium , A cetate, Merck, M. C. W ...... oz Valerian, German...... ft 25 Nitrate, fused (lunar caustic)...... oz 65 . '17 Valerian, German, pow d...... ft 30 Bromide, cryst, M. C. W., Merck...... lb 55 Oxide, 1-oz. v ials...... oz 1 10 Bromide, cryst, 1-oz v., Merck, M. C. W .. .oz 12 Valerian, German, pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Phosphate, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 85 Valerian, V erm ont...... ft 25 Hypophosphlte, 1-oz v., M. 0. W„ Merck..oz 33 Valerian, Vermont, powd...... ft 30 SnufT, Copenhagen, 1-ft ja rs...... ft 60 Iodide, 1-oz vials, Merck, M. C. W...... oz 34 Valerian, Vermont, pressed, lbs...... ft 28 Copenhagen, oz. cans...... doz 47 Iodide, M. 0. W., Merck...... lb 3 57 Vervain, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 6 oz. cans...... doz 2 45 Lactate, l'-oz vials, Merck, M. 0. W...... oz 18 Wild Indigo, pressed...... ft 20 “ 16 oz. c tn ...... (p 55 Muriate, 1-lb boxes, M. O. W., Merck...... lb 35 W ild Yam , pressed, lbs...... ft 24 Devoe’s Maccoboy, 1-ft tins...... ft 51 Nitrate, 1-ft boxes, Merck, M. O. W ...... lb 25 Yellow Dock, pressed, lb s ...... ft 26 Devoe’s Plain Scotch, 1 to 5-ft tins...... ft 51 Salicylate, 1-oz vials, M. C. W., Merck...... oz 16 Y ellow Dock, pow d...... ft 30 D evoe’s Plain Scotch, bladders...... ft 51 Salicylate, Merck, M. C. W ...... lb 84 Yellow Jessamine, pressed, fts...... ft 22 D evoe’s Rappee, 1-ft tin s...... ft 51 Strophanthin, C. P. 5-gr. vials...... vial 30 Z ed oa ry ...... ft 30 G arrett’s Scotch— Strychnine,, Acetate, *-oz viais...... oz 1 70 Zedoary, powd...... ft 35 1-oz tins, 6 doz in case...... case 2 85 Bromide, * -o z vials...... oz 1 70 Zedoary, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 2* -oz. cartoon...... doz 98 Citrate, *-oz vials...... oz 1 70 6-oz bottles, 4 doz in case...... case 10 50 Muriate, *-oz vials...... oz 1 70 Rose Petals, damask, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 50 16-oz papers, 2 doz in case...... case 11 00 Nitrate, * -oz vials...... oz 1 70 Pale, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 bladders...... ft 48 Phosphate, * -o z. v ials...... oz 1 80 A ik., * -o z vials...... oz 1 20 Rubidium, Bromide, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 00 L orillard’s, M accoboy. 1-ft ja rs ...... ft 58 Aik., 1-oz vials...... oz 1 00 Iodide, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 10 Lorillard’s, Rappee, 1-ft jars...... ft 65 Sulphate, *-oz vials...... oz 1 15 L orillard’s Scotch, 1-lb. j a r s ...... ft 59 Sulphate, 1-oz vials...... oz 95 Saccharine, refined, M. C. W ...... oz 20 Norkoping, ctn ...... ft 40 Sulphate, powd, *-oz vials...... oz 1 15 R efin ed...... ft 2 25 Norkoping, 8-oz. c tn ...... ft 40 Sulphate, powd, 1-oz vials...... oz 95 S oluble...... oz 20 Norkoping. 1-ft jars...... ft 45 Valerianate, *-oz vials...... oz 2 60 S olu b le...... ft 2 25 Soap, Castile, Contis, mottled...... ft 10*@12 Stypticin...... oz 7 00 Sago, Pearl, E. I ...... ft 08 Castile, Contis, white ...... ft 12*@15 15-gr. v ...... ea 35 Castile, Marselles, mottled...... ft 8*@10 Styrax, Liquid...... lb 45 S a jo d iu ,...... oz 1 25 Castile, Marselles, white...... ft 11 @13 Sal Acetosella, 1-ft cartons...... ft 30A Sugar, Burnt (caramel)...... lb 20 Castile, San Marino, mottled...... ft 7*@10 Milk, p ow d...... 10-lb. boxes 20 lb 25 Epsoaa...... ft 2@04 Castile, San Marino, white ...... ft 9*@11 G la u b er...... ft 1*@03 Castile, Alam eda, w hite...... ft 8*@10 Sulphur, Flowers...... bbl 2%___ ft 3*@04 Nitre, pure, large cryst...... ft 8@10 Castile, Yarritu ...... ft 25@28 Flowers, 100-lb b a gs...... lblb 0244 Nitre, pure, small cryst...... ft 7@08 Castile, powd ...... ft 40 R oll...... bbl 2 *.. 100 lb 2%.4.1b ft 04 Nitre, pure, gran...... ft 8@09 Green, Soft, German ..'...... ft 15 Iodide, 1-oz v ials...... oz 38 Nitre, pure, pow d...... ft 9@10 Opodeldoc...... ft 14 Lac., 1-ft cartons...... lb 25 Prunelle Balls, 1-lb boxes...... ft 33 W hale O il...... ft 10 Washed, 1-lb carton s...... lblb 16 R ochelle, 5-ft 27...... ft 30 Sulfonal, Bayer...... oz 1 35 Soda...... ft iy*@03 Soda, A sh ...... ft 3@05 Sulphon—Ethyl-Methane (same as Trional)ozl)oz 80 Tartar (potass carbonate) in c l...... ft IV Caustic, by lime, sticks...... ft 27 Caustic, by alcohol, pure...... ft 53 Sulphon—Methane (same as Sulfonal)...... OZoz 63 Sallcln, M. C. W., Merck.. B. & S...... oz 38 Chloride, liquid, c. s. bottles...... doz 2 45 Svapnia, *-oz vials...... oz 3 25 M. C. W „ M erck., B. & S ..1...... ft 4 60 Symphoral, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 30 Sodium, 1-oz vials and tins...... oz 28 Sallpyrin...... oz 80 Syrup, Bromide Iro n ...... 1b1b 75 Acetate, 1-lb cart...... ft 20 D over’s pow der...... lblb 75 Salocoll, Schering, 20-gram bottles...... bot 1 35 Arsenate, Pure...... ft 55 oz 11 Ginger, U. S. P...... lb lb 50 Arsenite, Pure...... ft 60 oz 14 15 H ydriodic A cid ...... ft ft 50 Salol, 1-oz...... ft 1 25 oz Benzoate, 1-oz vials...... oz 15 Salophen...... oz 1 00 Iodide C alcium ...... lb..lb 65 Benzoate, 1-ft ca rt...... ft 63 Iodide Iron U. S. P ...... lb 45 S alophra...... oz 1 00 Bicarb, N atrona...... ft3@04 Iodide M anganese...... lbft 75 Bicarb, American...... ft 3@04 Saloquinine...... \...... oz 1 25 Ip eca c...... lb, .ft 75 Bicarb. E nglish...... ft 05 Lacto-phos, Calcium ...... ft 65 Salts, Crab Orchard, natural...... ft 20 Bicarb. C. P., pow d...... ft 16 Crab Orchard, artificial 12 Lacto-phos, Iron ...... lb1b 75 ...... ft Bichrom ate...... ft 23 Orange Peel...... ft lb 50 S andal-W ood, E. I., rasped...... ft 60 Brom ide...... ft 37____ oz 10 Phosphates Comp...... ftlb 60 Santonin, 1-oz v ials...... ft 13 80 oz 1 CO Cacodylate, *-oz vials ...... oz 1 00d R hubarb...... lb lb 50 Carbolate, 1-oz vials ...... oz 27 Scouring Rush, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Rhubarb, aromatic...... lb 50 Carbonate, C. P., cryst.,., 1-ft cans ...... ft 24 Rhubarb and potass...... lb..lb 50 Seed, Angelica...... ft 35 Carbonate, dried, purified, cart...... lb 22 Rock Candy Syrup, bbls. inc...... galgal 54 Anise, Italian ...... ft 19 Chlorate, gran., pure...... ft 30 Rock Candy Syrup, * bbls. inc...... gal.gal 56 Anise, Italian, powd...... ft 27 Chloride, 0. P., 1-ft cart...... ft 25 Rock Candy Syrup, 10 gals., inc...... • gal 58 Anise, Star...... ft 45 Citrate, gran ...... ft 70 Rock Candy Syrup, 5 gals., inc...... gal 60 Bird, mixed. 1-ft cartons...... ft 06* Glycerophosphate...... ft 2 75 oz 29 Bradshaw, Scully or Manierre-Yoe Brands.ands. Bird, ft cartons ...... 60-ft case...... case 3 50 Hypophosphlte...... ft 95 oz 16 Sarsaparilla...... lb1b 50 B urdock...... ft 28 Hyposulphite, kegs 3...... ft 05 Sarsaparilla, com p ...... lb..lb 50 Canary, Smyrna...... 50-ft box 5 * ft 06 Hyposulphite, gran, pure...... ft 16 Senna...... ftlb 50 Caraway, Dutch ...... ft 16 Iodide, 1-oz vials ...... ft 3 62_____ oz 35 Senega, U. S. P...... lb.lb 50 Caraway, pow d...... ft 22 Lactate, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 26 Simple...... gal gal 90 Cardamom, Malabar...... ft 1 00 Lactate, liquid, concent...... ft 2 75 Squills...... lb 50 Cardamom, Mangalore, bleached...... ft 1 25 Nitrate, purified, 1-ft cartons...... lb 18 Squills, comp...... lb 50 Cardamom, powd...... ft 1 25 Oxalate...... 1b 50 S tillingia...... ,ft lb 50 C elery...... 5 ft. 18 ...... ft 23 Perm anganate...... 1b 55 Stlllingia, com p ...... ft 50 Colchicum ...... ft 53 Phosphate, cryst. 1-lb tins...... lb 17 T ar...... 40 Colchicum , pow d...... ft 58 Phosphate, gran. 1-lb cans...... 1b 14 T o lu ...... 45 Conium ...... r...... ft 33 Pyrophosphate, 1-oz vials___lb 55...... oz 12 Wild Cherry ...... lb 50 Coriander. Bleached...... 10 ft 14— ft 16 Salicylate, 1-oz vials ...... oz 12 Tannalbln, Merck...... oz Coriander, p ow d ...... ft 20 Salicylate, 1-lb cartons...... 1b 53 80 Cumin, M alta...... ft 2V Salicylate, C. P. C ryer...... 1b .6 2 ...... oz 13 Talcum Powder ...... ftlb 08 D ill...... ft 22 Salicylate, from Oil W intergreen ft 5.50..oz 50 P u rified ...... 15 Fennel, G erm an...... ft 22 Santoninate, 1-oz vials...... oz 94 Tam arind*...... lb 15 Fennel, powd...... ft 2V Silicate, d ry ...... 1b 22 Pulp...... 40 WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF P. W. R. CHEMCALS ’•T ' "'"T"------TTT

36 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRUGS. Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, ETC.-Cont. Tannigen...... oz 75 T itan C hloride...... grin 30 Inc, Sulphide...... 1b .75___oz 22 Tannoform...... oz 20 T r ik r e s o l...... 1b 45 S ulphite...... ft 1.00...... oz 19 Tannopine...... oz 75 Sulphocarbolate...... 1b .55...... OZ 11 Trimethylamine, 1-oz vials...... Oz 55 T arinate...... 28 Tapioca. East In d ia...... ft 10 Chloride, ‘r.-oz v ia ls ...... oz 3 50 Tar, B arbadoes...... ft 15 Valerianate ...... 23 Tar, Coal, bb ls...... •...... bbl 4 50 T r io n a l...... oz 1 50 And Mercury Cyanide... 24 Tar, Pine, 50-gal. bbls...... bbl 9 00 Tripoli, Mount Eagle...... doz 60 And Pottassium Cyanide ...... 1b 1.50___oz 26 Tar, Pine, pints, 4-doz. cases...... case 2 00 M issouri...... lb 06 Tar, Pine, quarts, 2-doz. cases...... case 2 40 T rolin e...... gal 1 00 Tar, Pine, &-gal., 1-doz. cases — ...... case 2 00 LIQUOR DEPARTMENT. Tar, Pine, 1 gal., )4-doz. cases...... case 1 80 Tropa, Cocaine Hydrochlorate. 1-gramme 45 BRANDIES—IMPORTED, ■ ft 45D v ials...... ea ft) 45 D 5 and 10-grain vials...... gr 04 Cognac, Hennessey, Hths...... gal $6 50 Cognac, Hennessey, 5-gal. keg...... gal 6 75 75 Turpentine, spirits...... bbl 61...... gal 66 D Terebene ft Chian, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 45 oz 12 V enice...... tb 35 Cognac, Otard Dupuy, 5£ths...... gal 6 50 .ft 59 W hite (Gum T h u s)...... ft 10 Cognac, Otard Dupuy, 5-gal. keg...... gal 6 75 .oz 47 Spirits, 50 to g a l...... doz 65 Cognac, Reli Issir, 54ths...... gal 3 00 Cognac. Reli Issir, 5-gal. k eg ...... gal 3 25 12 30 to gal...... , ...... doz 1 00 .ft 20 to g a l...... doz 1 26 Thermol. oz 75 16 to g a l...... ’...... doz 1 60 BRANDIES—CALIFORN IA. 1 00 Tw igs, Bittersweet, pressed lbs...... lb 25 .oz 50 Barton’s, 54-bbls...... gal 2 75 U nguentine...... lb 90 Dreyfus, 54-bbls...... gal 2 75 .oz 28 Vnguentum , Crede...... oz 90 Dreyfus, 10-gal. kegs...... gal 2 85 x n y m o i , i - i d . d 2 93 Uranium, Acetate, 1-oz. G. S. v ials...... oz 66 K ohler & Frohling, 54-b b ls...... gal 2 75 Thymol-Iodine., .oz 63 Chloride, 1-oz. C. S. vials...... oz 52 Lachmann’s 54-bbls...... gal 2 75 .ft 20 Nitrate, 1-oz. G. S. vials ...... oz 51 Meadow V alley, 54-bbls...... gal 2 20 .ft 25 Sulphate, 1-oz. G. S. v ials...... oz 52 Meadow V alley, 10-gal. kegs...... g a l 2 25 ' .ft 30 U rasol...... oz 75 Mendota, 54-bbls...... gal 2 60 .lb 48 U reth an e...... oz 55 Pacific Slope, 10-gal. k e g ...... gal 2 30 .lb 28 U rotropin, Scherring’s ...... oz 60 Stearnes. 54-bbls...... g a l 2 65 26 Vaccine, Virus, 10-point pkgs...... pkg 90 Stearnes, 10-gal. k e g ...... gal 2 75 ft 1 31 Lymph, 10 tubes...... pkg 60 Vina, ’96, 54-bbls...... gal 5 00 .lb 94 Vanillin, French...... oz 60 Peach, California...... gal 3 50 .lb 60 Veratrine, pure, H-oz v ia ls...... oz 2 52 Peach. Tennessee...... gal 3 00 .lb 60 V erdigris...... ft 35 .lb 50 D istilled...... ft 70 BLACKBERRY CORDIAL. . '' V .lb 60 P ow dered ...... lb 40 .lb 50 V e ro n a l...... o z 1 60 Monarch, 54-bbls...... gal 1 20 .lb 75 Wafers, M. & B. Licorice...... box 1 35 Monarch, 10-gal. k eg...... gal 125 .ft 60 W ater, Lim e...... lb 10 Monarch, 5-gal. keg...... gal 1 35 .ft 80 Bitter Almond...... ft 30 Seneca Castle, 10-gal. keg...... gal 1 25 ..ft 85 Cherry Laurel...... ®> 35 Seneca Castle. 5-gal. keg...... gal 1 35 .lb 60 Chlorine...... ft 30 Eclipse, 54-bbls...... gal 100 ft 60 Distilled ...... gal 15 ..ft 90 Orange, Flower, triple...... lb 35 BRANDY—DOMESTIC. Y ..lb 85 Rose, triple...... lb 35 ..lb 1 00 Wax, Bayberry...... ’...... lb 60 Cognac, 54-bbls., 90%...... gal 1 66 ..lb 90 Bees’, yellow ...... lb 40 Cognac, 10-gal. keg, 90%...... gal 1 70 ..lb 70 Bees’, yellow, refined, 1-oz cakes...... lb 42 Cognac, 54-bbls., 100%...... , ...... gal 1 75 1b 65 W hite Star...... -lb 65 Cognac, 10-gal. keg, 100%...... gal 1 80 60 W hite, No. 1...... lb 50 Apricot, 10-gal kegs...... gal 2 00 ..lb 50 W hite, No. 2...... lb 35 Apricot, 5-gal. kegs...... gal 2 15 ..lb 60 Japan...... lb 25 Orange, 10 gal. kegs...... gal 2 00 ..lb 60 Fruit, can, red or white...... bbls 3 l/t lb 04 y, Orange, 5 gal. kegs...... gal 2 15 50 Fruit, can, P ontin’s, *4-gro. case...... case 2 00 ..lb 60 Paraflne...... lb 12 GIN. ..lb 60 Johnson, Po., 54-lb c a n s ...... doz 2 25 Clark’s Juniper Gin, 10’s...... gal 135 ..lb 85 Johnson, Po., 1-lb cans...... d o z 3 75 Eagle, 10’s...... gal 1 85’ 85 Johnson, Prepared, 1-lb cans...... ______lb 30 Eagle, 5’s...... gal 190 .lb 50 Anderson, Po., 54-lD can s...... '...... doz 1 75 Old Tom, 10’s ...... gal 1 75 50 Anderson, Po., 1-lb Cans...... doz 3 50 Old Tom, 5’s ...... gal 185 ..ft 70 White Precipitate...... lb 1 12 Schufeldt’s Im perial, 90%,10’s...... gal 175 ..ft 50 P ow dered...... lb 1 18 Schufeldt’s Imperial, 100%, 10’s...... g a l 185 50 W ine, A ntim ony...... ft 50 Schufeldt’s Rye Malt, 10s...... gal 190 , ..ft 60 A ro m a tic...... ft i 65 Lighthouse, Im ported, 54ths...... gal 3 50 75 Colchicum ro o t...... lb 60 ..lb 60 Colchicum seed...... lb 60 RUM. ..lb 80 E rgot...... ft 90 60 I p e c a c ...... lb 1 00 'Jam aica, 54’s, im ported ...... gal 5 50 ..lb 50 Iro n ...... lb..lb 50 Jamaica, 10’s D om estic...... gal 2 40 Gentian, comp. 45 O p iu m ...... lb 1b 1 20 New England, 54-bbls...... gal 2 00 60 Rhubarb...... lb..lb 75 New England, 10’s ...... g a l( 2 10 75 rpar ..lb 35 ..lb 75 Wood, Brazil...... lbft 08 WINE—CALIFORNIA. 60 Fustic, cut...... lb 06 ..lb 1 35 Fustic, ground...... lb 1b 07 Angelica, B arton’s, bbls...... g al 90 ft 1 20 Guaiac, rasped...... ftlb 15 Angelica, B arton’s, 10-gal. kegs...... gal 1 00 1 20 Guaiac, pressed, lb ...... 1b..lb 17 Angelica, 54-bbls...... gal 85 1 20 Logwood chips. : ...... ft..ft 05 Angelica, 10’s...... gal 90 80 Logwood, ground...... ft1b 06 Muscatel, 54-bbls...... gal 85 v 2 80 Red Sanders, ground...... 1b..lb 10 Muscatel, 10’s ...... gal 90 60 Sandal...... lb 30 Port Type, Barton’s, bb ls...... gal 1 00 50 Sandal, p ow d ...... lb 1b 35 Port Type, B arton’s, 10-gal. kegs...... gal 1 10 60 Wood Naptha...... lb 26 Port Type, 54-bbls...... gal 90 85 Verba, Santa, pressed, lbs...... ftlb 30 Port Type, 10’s ...... gal 95 50 Zinc, Metal Mossy C. P ...... ft 50 Sherry Type, B arton’s, b b ls ...... gal 1 00 60 Acetate...... ft .33 10 Sherry Type, Barton’s, 10-gal, kegs...... gal 1 10 75 A rsenate...... oz 24 Sherry Type, 54-bbls...... gal 85 60 A rsenite...... oz 27 Sherry Type, 10’s ...... gal 90 60 Benzoate...... oz 27 2 10 Borate...... 27 IMPORTED. doz 1 50 B rom id e...... oz 20 doz 2 50 O arbolate...... oz 28 Port, C roft’s 54ths...... gal 3 00 doz 4 00 Carbonate...... ft .25 .. 10 Port, Tarragona, 54ths...... gal 175 75 Chloride G ran...... 1b .25... 09 Sherry, I. W. B., 54ths...... gal 2 25 doz 90 Chloride Gran. C. P ...... lb .35...... oz. .OZ 10 Sherry, J. G. B., 54ths...... gal 1 75 doz 1 50 Chloride Fused O. P ...... ft .35...... oz 15 doz 2 25 Cyanide...... 24 IMPORTED SPANISH WINES. 2 00 Ferro Cyanide,...... oz 28 50 H ypoph osphite...... oz3333 Juan Guillermo “ Burdou” Port______case 7 50 60 Iod ide...... oz 44 Juan Guillermo “ Burdou” Sherry!.'....case 7 50 50 L a c ta te ...... oz 24 60 N itrate...... ft 1.10.., . .oz 30 WHISKIES. 60 O x a la te...... oz 28 70 Oxide W h ite ...... ft 18 BARREL QUOTATIONS. 65 Oxide White C. P ...... ft ft 30 65 Oxide H ubbucks...... ft 50 Anderson Co. S. M., 1901...... gal 2 65a 65 Perborate...... ft 4.00.. 39 Carter Bourbon, spg ’0 5 ...... gal 2 40A 69 Permanganate...... ft 5.25.. . .OZ 54 Clarke’s Pure Rye, spg ’9110’s...... gal 3 00 60 Peroxide...... lb 4.00... 39 Clifford’s Rye, s p g ’00...... gal 2 60a 60 P hosphate...... ft .89.. 13 Clifford’s Rye, spg’01...... gal 2 45a 60 P h o s p h id e ...... ,1b 1.75.. 26 Olifford.s Rye, spg ’02...... , ...... gal 2 35a 60 Salicylate...... — . .oz 22 Clifford’s Rye, spg ’03...... gal 2 25A T olu...... 75 Subgallate...... oz 28 Clifford’s Rye, spg ’04...... gal 2 1,5a 60 Sulphate Cryst. 0. P ...... ft 16 Clifford’s Rye. spg ’05...... gal -2 10 A Valerian, Ammoniated______..ft ,'75 Sulphate Gran. C. P...:...... ft 16 Clifford’s Rye, spg ’06...... gal 2 OOA ..lb 70 Sulphate Dried C. P ...... lbft 25 Elk Run Bourbon, spg ’99...... gal 2 65A -2 00 Sulphate Coml...... ,...f. ..lb t 10 Elk Run Bourbon, spg ’00...... — gal 2 50A , doz 2 25 Sulphate Coml Pow d ...... lb ft 12 Elk Run Bourbon, spg’01...... gal $ |0A o A FULL LINE OF POWERS-WElCHTMAN*ROSENCARTENz o CO., CHEMICALS IN STOCK OMAHA DRUGGIST 37

LIOUORS—Cont. LIQUORS-Cont. B am . Iler's Malt. MOUORS-Cont. WHISKIES-C ont. BARREL QUOTATIONS. New England...... doz 5 50 Qts 1 doz in ca se ...... case 7 50 Elk Run Bourbon, spg’02...... gal 2 30 a Negrita, Im ported...... doz 1818 0000 Pints, 2 doz in case...... case 8 00 Elk Run Bourbon, spg’03...... gal 2 20A Jamaica, old ...... 9 00 14 Pints, 4 doz in case...... case 9 00 Elk Run, s p g ’04...... -...... gal 2 10a Wine, Sour. Jed Clayton Rye, qts...... case 10 50 Elk Run, spg ’05...... gal 2 00A Catawba, dry, Kelly Island...... doz 4 50 Jed Clayton Rye, p ts...... case 11 50 Elk Run Bourbon, spg. ’06...... gal 1 90A Claret, St. Ju lien...... doz 4 50 Manhattan Cocktails...... doz 10 00 Fair Oaks, spring 1904...... gal 2 60 A Claret, Zinfandel, R. D. Co.’s. ______doz 3 50 Medallion. Bottled in Bond. Finchtown Rye, spg ’03...... gal 2 30A Old Mission Claret, quarts...... doz 4 75 Quarts, 1 dozen in case...... case 9 50 Finchtown Bourbon, s p g ’03...... gal 2 30A Old Mission Claret, 5’s ...... doz 4 50 5s 1 dozen in case...... case 8 50 Golden Shea! Rye, spg. ’01...... gal 2 50 Old Mission Resling, quarts...... doz 4 75 Pints, 2 dozen in ca se...... case 10 00 Golden Sheaf Rye, spg’02...... gal 2 35 Old Mission Resling, 5s ...... __ dozdoz 4 50 14 pints, 4 dozen in case...... case 11 00 Golden Sheaf Bourbon, sp g ’03...... gal 2 25 Maryland Club. 5’s ...... doz 12 00 Old Mission Sherry, quarts...... __ dozdoz 4 75 Meat and Malt, qts...... case 7 50 Golden Sheaf Bourbn, sp g ’03...... gal 2 15 Old Mission Sherry, 5s...... doz 4 50 Guckenheimer, spg ’02...... gal 2 65 a Meat and Malt pts...... *...... cuse 8 50 Sherry, R. D. Co.’s ...... doz 4 00 Mercantile Club Rye. Bottled in Bond. Hazel Gap, spg ’03 ...... gal 2 40 Wine, Sweet. Herm itage Bourbon, sp g ’99...... gal 4 00 Quarts, l doz. in case...... case 9 50 Angelica, R. D. Co.’s ...... doz 4 00 5s, 1 doz. in case...... case 8 50 Hermitage Bourbon, spg 1900...... gal 3 50 Old Mission Angelica, quarts...... __ dozdoz 4 75 Herm itage Bourbon, spg 1901...... gal 3 40 Pints, 2 doz. in case ...... case 10 00 Old Mission Angelica, 5s...... doz 4 50 14-pints, 4 doz. in case...... case 10 50 Hermitage Bourbon, spg 1902...... gal 3 20 Old Mission Muscatel, quarts...... doz 4 75 Herm itage Bourbon, 1903...... gal 3 10 Old Carter. Bottled in Bend, Old Mission Muscatel, 5s ...... __ dozdoz 4 50 Quarts, 1 dozen in case...... case 9 50 Hermitage, Bourbon. 1904...... gal 3 00 Old Mission Port Type, quarts...... doz__ doz 4 75 Hermitage. Bourbon, 1905...... gal 2 80 Fives, 1 dozen in case...... case 8 50 Old Mission Port, Type 5s...... doz 4 50 Pints, 2 dozen in case...... case 10 00 Hermitage, Bourbon, spg 1906...... gal 2 45 Old Mission Tokay Type, quarts...... __ dozdoz 4 75 Medallion, spg ’03...... gal 2 50 14-pts, 4 dozen in case...... case 11 00 Old Mission Type Tokay, 5s...... 4 50 Old Crow Bourbon. Bottled in Bond. Medallion, spg ’04...... gal 2 35 Muscatel, R. D. Co.’s ...... doz 4 00 M edallion, fall ’05...... gal 2 25 14-gal.bottles, 6 bottles to case___..case 14 50 Maderla, old...... doz Quart bottles, 12 bottles to case...... case 15 00 Medallion, spg ’06 ...... gal 2 20a Port, Type R. D. C o...... doz 4 00 Mercantile Club Rye, fall ’01...... gal 2 60 5s bottles, 12 bottles to case...... case 13 50 Port, Type Rose’s old ...... doz 9 00 Pint bottles, 24 bottles to case...... case 15 00 Old Taylor, spg ’01...... gal 3 00 W hiskey. Old Taylor, spg ’02...... gal 2 75 14-pt. bottles. 48 bottles to case...... case 16 00 Anderson, Bottled in Bond. 1-5 pt. bottles, 120 bottles to c a s e ...... case 19 00 Old T aylor, spg ’03...... gal 2 60 qts, 1 doz. in c a s e ...... case 10 50 Old Taylor, spg ’04...... gal 2 50 1-10 pt. bottles, 240 bQttles to case...... case 22 00 5’s, 1 doz. in case...... 9 50 Old Lewis Hunter Rye. Bottled in Bond. Old Taylor, spr. 05...... gal 2 40A pts. 2 doz. in case...... case 11 11 50 Old Taylor, spg 1906...... gal 2 25 a Quarts, 1 dozen in case...... case 10 00 14pt.,4doz-in case...... case 12 50 Fives. 1 dozen in case...... case 9 00 Old Standard, spg 1904...... gal 2 20a Ashburn. Bottled in Bond. Sweet Briar Bourbon, spg ’00...... gal 2 65a Pints, 2 dozen in case...... case 10 50 Quarts, 1 doz. in case...... case 9 75 14 pts, 4 dozen in case...... case 12 00 Sweet Briar Bourbon, spg ’01 ...... gal 2 65A 5s, 1 doz. in case...... case 8 75 Sweet Brier, spg '02...... gal 2 60A Old Private Stock, q ts...... case 10 00 Pints, 2 doz. in case...... case 10 25 Old Private Stock, pts 2-doz...... case 11 00 Sweet Brier, spg ’03___.-...... gal 2 30a 14-pints, 4 doz. in case...... case 10 10 75 Sweet Brier, spg ’04...... gal 2 20a Old Time. Bottled in Bond. Black and White Scotch...... 13 25 5s, 1 doz. in case...... case 9 50 Sweet Brier, spg ’0 5 ...... gal 2 15a Belle of Anderson. Bottled in Bond. Sweet Brier Bourbon, sprg. 06...... gal 2 05A Pints, 2 doz. in case...... case 10 50 Quarts, 1 doz. in case...... 10 00 14 pints, 4 doz. in ca se ...... case 11 50 FINE BLENDED WHISKIES. 5s, 1 doz. in case...... case 9 00 Old Taylor. Bottled in Bond. Bell o f K en tu ck y...... gal 2 00 Pints, 2 doz. in case...... 10 00 14-Gal., 14-doz in case...... case 1150 Bell of Kentucky, 14-bbls...... gal 2 10 14-pints, 4 doz. in case...... case 1111 00 00 Quarts, 1 doz. in case...... case 11 50 W eller’s Star Rye, V4 bb ls...... gal 1 90 Canadian Club, Bottled in Bond, 7 years old. ' 5’s, 1 doz in case...... case 10 50 Weller’s Star Rye, 10 gal kegs...... gal 2 00 qts, 1 doz. cases...... case 14 00 Pints, 2 dozen in case...... case 12 50 W eller’s Star Bourbon, 70%...... gal 150 pts., 16in case...... case 15 00 14-Pints, 4 dozen in case...... case 13 50 W eller’s Star Bourbon, 80%...... gal 1 60 14-pts., 32 in case...... case 14 00 Overholt Rye, Bottled in Bond. W eller’s Star Bourbon, 90%...... gal 170 Canadian Club,.5’s, 5 years old...... case 13 00 Cuarts, 1 doz. in case...... case 12 00 W eller’s Star Bourbon, 100%...... gal 180 Clark’s Rye. Bottled in Bond. Pints, 2 doz. in case...... case 13 00 Carter, J, G., 90%...... gal 1 90 qts., 1 doz cases...... case 10 00 Y% Pints. 4 doz. in case...... case 14 00 Elk Club Rye...... gal 2 00 5’s, 1 doz. cases...... case 9 00 Paul Jones XXXX Rye. Elk Club Rye, 10-gal. kegs...... gal 2 10 pts., 2 doz cases...... case 11 00 1 doz. quart jugs incase ...... case 12 00 Golden Crown, 95%...... gal 2 00 14-pts. 4 doz cases...... case 12 00 2 doz. pint jugs in case...... case 13 00 Gannymede Rye, bbls...... gal 3 00 1-5 pts. 10 doz cases...... case 14 50 4 doz. y t pints in case...... case 14 00 Gannymede Rye, % b b ls...... gal 3 10 1-10 pts, 20 doz cases...... case 15 50 Popcorn...... doz 11 00 Gannymede Rye, 10 gal. kegs...... gal 3 25 Cedar Brook (McBrayer) in Bond. Sweet Briar, qt 1 doz cases...... case 8 50 Honey Dew Bourbon, 80%...... gal 1 80 Quarts, 1 dozen in case...... case 11 75 pts, 2-doz cases...... case 9 00 Honey Dew Bourbon, 90%...... gal 1 90 5s, 1 dozen in case...... case 30 25 pts. Amb. bot. 4d ozcases...... case 8 00 Honey Dew Bourbon, 100%...... gal 2 00 Pints, 2 dozen in case...... case 12 25 14-pts, Amb. bots.4doz...... case 10 00 Long bbl. Bourbon, bb ls...... gal 2 50 Half Pints. 4 dozen in case...... case 13 25 Thos. Moore. Bottled in Bond.—“Old Possum Long bbl. Bourbon, 14’s ...... gal 2 55 Cedar Run. Bottled in Bond. Hollow Pure Rye.” Long bbl. Bourbon, 10 gal kegs...... gal 2 60 Q uarts...... case 10 25 Quarts, 1-doz. case ...... case 11 25A Long bbl. Bourbon. 5 gal kegs ...... gal 2 65 5s...... case 925 5s, 1-doz. case...... case 10 25a Magnolia Bourbon, 70%...... gal 1 60 P ints...... case 1125 Pints, 2-doz. case...... case 11 75 a M agnolia Bourbon, 80%...... gal 1 70 14-plnts...... case 12 25 14-pints, 4-doz. case...... case 12 75A Magnolia Bourbon, 90%...... gal 1 80 1-10 P ints...... case 1525 University Club. Bottled in Bond. Magnolia Bourbon, 100%...... gal 1 90 Clifford’s Rye, Quarts, 1 doz in case...... case 9 50 Malt, Star, 85% ...... gal 175 qts., 1 doz cases...... case 9 00 5s, 1 doz in case...... case 8 50 Malt, Superior— ...... gal 2 00 pts. 2 doz cases...... case 10 00 Pints, 2 doz in case...... case 10 50 Mount Sterling R ye...... gal 2 50 pts. amber, 2 doz cases...... case 10 50 Western Club Rye, qts...... case 8 50 Overton Rye...... gal 1 75 14-pt. amber, 4 doz cases...... case 11 00 Western Club Rye, pts...... case 9 50 Overton Bourbon...... gal 175 Clifford’s Malt. Western Club Rye, 14-pts...... case 10 50 Old Jed Clayton Bourbon, 8 yrs...... gal 2 75 5’s, 1 doz in ca se ...... cas.e 650 White Wheat, 100%...... gal 2 00 Cream Rye. qts 1 doz cases...... case 11 00 Western Club Rye, bbl...... gal 2 10 Cream Rye, pts, 2 doz cases...... case 12 00 W estern Club Rye, 14-bbl...... gal 2 15 Cream Rye, 14-pints, 4 doz. in case...... case W estern Club Rye, 10-gal. k eg ...... gal 2 20 Dewar’s Old Highl’h Scotch...... Elk Run, bottled in bond. A m ’t in Price Per CASE GOODS. Quarts, 1 doz. in case...... casecase 9 50 case per case doz. A le, Bass, 8-doz. bb ls...... bbl. lot 1.90 doz 2 00 5s 1 doz. incase ...... casecase 8 50 Abalena, qts...... 50 $10 00 $2 75 Guinness Stout. 8-doz bbls, bbl lot 1 90 doz 2 00 Pints, 2 doz. in case...... case 10 00 Allruez, 14-gal., still...... 12 5 25 5 35 Gannymede Rye. Allouez, quarts, carbonate ... 50 7 50 2 00 Ale, White Label...... doz 2 10 10 00 2 Stout, White Label...... doz 2 10 Quarts, 1 dozen in case...... case 10 00 50 75 Brandy, Blackberry. 5s, 1 dozen in case...... case.case 9 00 Apenta, Small...... 100 10 50 1 10 Hungarian blackberry Juice, qts ...... doz 7 50 Pints, 2 dozen in case...... casecase 11 11 00 00 Apenta Splits, Carbonated__ 5 50 1 50 14 Pints, 4 dczen in case...... casecase 12 12 00 00 Apollkiaris, quarts...... 50 8 50 2 15 R ichardson’s, q ts...... doz 5 50 100 Richardson’s, p ts...... doz 3 00 Golden Sheaf Bourbon in Bond. Apollinaris, pints ...... 12 00 1 50 Brandy, California. Qts, 1 doz in case...... casecase 9 25 Apollinaris, Splits...... 190 9 50 1 20 Pts, 2 doz in case__ — ...... casecase 10 10 0000 Bethesda, 14-gallon, still...... 12 4 25 R ichardson’s, q ts...... doz 8 50 Bethesda, quarts, carbonated 50 6 00 Richardson’s, pts...... doz 4 50 Golden Sheaf Rye in Bond. Qts, 1 doz in case ...... case.case 9 50 Bethesda, pints, carbonated.. 100 8 00 1 35 Brandy, Cognac, Imported. Bethesda, splits, carbonated. 100 7 00 1 85 Hennessy, ★ * * ...... doz 19 00 Pts, 2 doz in case...... casecase 10 10 5050 • Green River. Bottled in Bond. Bethesda Ginger Ale, quarts. 50 7 00 0 65 Paul G rim ier* ★ * ...... case 16 20 Bethesda Ginger Ale, pints... 100 9 50 Reli Issir...... 10 50 Quarts, 1 dozen in case...... case 12 00 0 20 Fives, 1 dozen in case...... case 10 00 Buffalo Litliia ...... 12 5 25 1 50 Belange * * * Cognac, Imported...... doz 15 00 Castalian...... 12 8 00 Ponta * * * Cognac, Imported...... doz 1800 Pints, 2 dozen in case...... case 12 50 1 25 14-pts. 4 dozen in case...... case 13 00 Carabana...... 100 23 00 3 25 C ham pagne. Guckenheimer, Bottled in Bond. C o lfa x ,...... 24 3 00 Cook’s Imperial, quarts...... case 14 00 Qts 1 doz in case...... casecase 11 11 5050 Congress Water...... 48 6 50 2 00 Cook’s Imperial, pints...... case 16 00 5s 1 doz in case...... casecase 10 10 5050 Carlsbad,...... 13 00 4 25 Moet & Ghandon White Seal, quarts — case 32 00 Pts, 2 doz in ca se...... casecase 12 12 0000 Hathorn, pints...... 48 6 50 1 75 Moet & Chandon White Seal, pints...... case 34 00 14-pt 4 doz in case...... case.case 12 12 5050 Hunyadi Janos...... 50 11 00 3 00 Veuve Cliquot, Yellow Label, quarts...case 34 00 Hermitage Bourbon. Bottled in Bond. Londonderry Lithia, 14-gal... 12 5 00 Veuve Cliquot, Y ellow Label, pints...... case 36 00 y2- gal. bottles, 6 bottles to cas .case 14 00 Londonderry Lithia, quarts.. 50 7 50 2 15 Gold Seal Special, pints...... case 16 00 Quart bottles, 12 bottles to case...... casecase 14 14 5050 Londonderry Lithia, pints— 100 10 50 1 50 Gold Seal Special, qu arts...... case 14 00 5s bottles, 12bottles to case .....case.case 13 50 Londonderry Lithia, splits... 100 8 50 1 20 Golden Age. quarts...... case 14 00 Pint bottles, 24 bottles to case...... casecase 15 15 00 Pluto, concentrated...... 24 6 50 3 35 Golden Age, pints ...... case 16 00 14-pt. bottles, 48 bottles to case...... case.case 16 16 50 Pluto, concentrated, 14-pts... 50 5 00 1 35 24 G ln - i-5*pt. bottles, 120 bottles to case...... case.case 18 18 50 Pluto, natu ral...... 3 50 1 85 Clarke’s Juniper Gin, qts...... doz 8 50 l-10pt.bottles, 240 bottles to case. .case 21 50 Pluto, Laxative, Splits...... 50 5 00 1 35 Clarke’s Juniper Gin, 5’s ...... doz 8 00 Hermitage Rye. Bottled in Bond. Polland...... 50 8 50 2 25 Devils Island...... doz 8 00 14-gal. bottles, 6 bottles to case. .case 14 50 Red Raven Splits...... 50 5 00 I 35 Eagle...... doz 8 00 Quart bottles, 12 bottles to case...... casecase 15 15 0000 Rubinat, Condal...... 50 12 00 3 25 Gordon, dry...... doz 10 00 5s bottles. 12 bottles to cas .case 13 50 Stafford, 14-gallon...... 12 5 50 5 60 Old Tom, Burnett’s, Imp’td...... doz 10 00 Pint bottles, 24 bottles to case...... casecase 16 16 00 Stafford, carbonated, quarts.. 50 7 50 1 85 Old Tom, Richardson’s, 4’s ...... doz 8 00 14-pt. bottles, 48 bottles to case...... casecase 17 17 00 Vichy, Celestin, quarts...... 50 14 00 3 50 Old Torn! B oothe’s...... doz 10 00 1-5 pt. bottles, 120 bottles to case ...... cose 19 00 50 10 75 2 65 Shufeldt Premium Dry...... doz 7 50 l-10pt.bottles, 240 bottles to case...... casecase 22 22 00 Villacarbas, large...... 50 18 75 4 50 Woolner Dry Gin...... doz 8 00 Hunter Rye, 5s...... doz 12 50 Veronica, 14-gals...... 12 5 00 5 40 WE CARRY A COM PLETE LINE OF P. W. R. CHEM ICALS 38 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRY COLORS, MISCELLANEOUS DRY COLORS, Etc.-Cont. READY MIXED PAINTS, ETC.-Con. PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES, Etc. jack 1 50 Neal’s Carriage Paints. . ..ft 08 Discount 40%. ....ft 10 Astd. case ___ ft 11 ..ft 10 A ll tints, 5-lb pkgs, 100-ft case.. ...ft 20 contains White, bbls and %-bbls...... ft 00 08 Qt. Pt. %-Pt. Qt. Pt. V*Pt Discount, 40%. ...ft Raven Coach Black. 10 75 $0 45 $0 30 6 6 6 .pack 1 50 Green. . .ft 10 1 Red ...... ft 12 Citron Yellow ...... 75 45 30 2 2 ...... ft 10 V erm illion...... 1 00 60 40 1 2 2 ...... ft 12 ..ft 02 1 ...ft 05 Brilliant Blue...... 75 45 30 2 2 ...... ft 10 Acm e W ine...... 75 45 30 1 2 2 ...... ft 8@10 ...ft 03 Coach Green...... 75 45 30 1 2 2 ....100 65 ...ft 05 Carmine R e d ...... 1 00 60 40 1 2 2 ...... ftl0@12 ...ft 14 Brewster Green__ . 75 45 30 1 2 2 ...... ft 06 American, 6 -ft cans. ...ft 16 W hite...... 1 00 60 40 1 2 2 ...... ft 13 ...ft 1 25 ...... ft 08 ...ft 95 Detroit White Lead Works Ready-Mixed ...... ft 55 W hite,Paris, A m ...... b b l 1 20 ft 1%@2 Varnish Gloss Carriage Paints. Paris, English ft 1M©2V* C o b a lt...... ft ...... bbl 1 25 Discount, 40%. Prussian A, powdered...... ft W hitin g, G ilders...... bbl 1 10 ft iy,@2 Spanish...... bbl 1 00 ft 114 @2 Quarts. Pints. V% Pints S oluble...... ft 14 $0 75 45 30 Ultramarine, H. B., 28-ft box, 15...... ft ...ft 45 30 ...ft 10 Blue ...... 75 Brown, Spanish...... bbl 01...... lbl% 02 06 V, Y ellow ...... 75 45 40 ...ft 55 30 Vandyke, A m erican...... ft 03 ...lb 10 Verdure Green.. 74 Vandyke, German...... ft 10 10 Quaker Green... 75 45 30 . .ft Brewster Green. 45 30 40 White, in oil, Green Seal, 25-ft cans. ...ft 09 V* 75 Carmine, No. 40...... oz W ine C olor...... 75 45 30 No. 40...... ft 4 00 ...lb 09 Diamond Dust ...... ft 35 White, in oil, com., smal ..lb 10 1 00 60 40 fimery, C loth...... a uire 60 White, in varnish, com.. ...ft 12 1 00 60 40 Paper, assorted 00 to ly*...... ream 4 00 F lo u r ...... ft 07 Columbian Barn and Roof Faints. G ra in ...... ft 10 SENOUR’S FLOOR PAINT. Brown, Red, and Slate. Flake White, English...... ft 15 Gallon cans...... gal $1 10 A Frosting, W hite...... — ft 50 % gallon c a n s ...... gal 1 15 A B arrels...... gal 65 Glass Cutters, Steel...... doz 1 00 Quart c a n s ...... gal 1 20A Yt barrels...... gal 70 .doz 1 00 5 and 10 gallon k its...... gal 7214 G lazier’s Points, The Finest and Strongest Colors on the Market. 1 gallon can s...... gal 75 Glue. Discount 40%. X X Clear...... bbls 12 ft 17 BROWNS. 17 Hard Oil Finish. X L Flake...... bbls 12 ft ....lb 8;o 18 I. S. Sheet...... bbls 13 ft 16 ....f t 19 Net prices. Ribbon...... bbls 14 ft 18 19 F is h ...... bbls 16 ft 20 BLACKS. Imperial, 1-gal. cans...... gal $0 90 Ex. G round...... bbls 12 ft 14 Imperial, 5-gal, cans...... gal 85 White A ...... bbls 18 ft 20 .. ..ft 24 ....lb 24 Berry Brothers’ Light, 1-gal. cans...... gal White B ...... bbls 14 ft 18 Berry Brothers’ Walnut, 1-gal. cans...... gal W hite C ...... bbls 12 ft 16 Sign Writers’ Black. ....lb 24 Ivory Black...... ft 24 Berry Brothers’ White, 1-gal. cans...... gal Gold Bronze, No. 4,000...... ft 80 Berry Brothers’ Luxenberry White, ...... gal No. 5,000...... ft 00 Drop B lack ...... ft 24 24 Berry Brothers’ Luxenberry Light...... gal No. 6,000...... ft 1 00 ....lb Gold Leaf, Hasting, XX deep...... pack 7 50 ....lb 24 G old Paint, Japanese, sm all...... doz 1 50 BLUES. M arsching’s, sm all...... doz 2 75 ....ft 60 Graining Combs, Steel. Taylor...... set 1 10 ....ft 30 VARNISHES. Green, Chrome, com., kegs...... ft 08 67 Chrome, com., 6-lb boxes...... lb 10 Azure Blue. ....lb 50 No charge for containers. Chrome, pure, 6-1b boxes...... ft 12 GREENS. D. Co. Imperial Varnishes. Magnesia, 6-Ib boxes...... ft 15 ....lb 24 Marseilles, 6-1b boxes...... lb 16 . . . f t 25 10 gal. 5 gal Marseilles, in o il...... lb 18 Olive or Bronze Green...... ft 34 Bbls. Yt bbls. cans. cans Green, Paris, S. S. F., arsenic, kegs...... ft 29V, ...... ft 45 . ..gal 45 50 55 60 100-ft kegs...... ft 30 ....lb 34 No. . ..gal 70 75 80 85 14, 28 ana 56-lb kits...... ft 31 ...gal 1 00 1 05 1 10 ' 1 15 2 and 5-lb paper boxes...... ft 31 REDS. 65 70 75 80 1-lb paper boxes...... ft 32 Indian Red__ ... ft 23 .. gal 85 1 00 1 05 1 0 %-lb paper boxes...... lb 33 Venetian Red. ....f t 15 1 05 1 10 1 15 H -lb paper boxes ...... ft 34 ....lb 27 ...gal 1 10 1 15 1 20 1 25 Harness Oil, M iller’s % -pts...... doz 2 00 .. ..ft 17 ....g a l 40 45 50 55 M iller’s, pts...... doz 3 75 ....ft 45 ....gal 30 35 40 45 M iller’s, q ts...... doz 5 67 ....ft 15 Genuine Shellac...... gal 2 35 2 40 2 45 2 50 Uncle Sam, % -pts...... doz 1 50 ....ft 30 90 95 1 00 1 05 U ncle Sam, p ts...... doz 2 50 Mkt. U ncle Sam, q ts...... doz 4 00 30 Liquid Slating, gallons...... gal 1 75 . ..lb 50 Boston Varnish Co’s. High Grade Varnishes. ^ -g a llo n s...... gal 1 85 ....ft 35 Q u arts...... gal 2 00 YELLOWS. Kyanize Spar Composition...... gal $4 00 P in ts...... gal 2 25 30 Kyanize Interior Spar...... gal 2 50 Kyanize Coach Varnish...... gal 2 00 Mineral Paint...... 1b 27 ....f t 20 Kyanize White Enamel...... gal 4 00 Chatanooga or Low’s...... bbls 1 lb 1&@2 Kyanize Liquid Wood Filler...... gal 2 00 Prince’s ...... bbls 114 ft 2@2% ....ft 14 Rawlins’ ...... bbls 1H ft w m v % 20 Trade Discount25%. Ochre, Gray ...... bbls 1 ft 1%@2 Stone Ochre. 15 ...... ft 14 A m erican...... bbls % ft 1@2 WHITE AND CABINET VARNISHES. F ren ch...... bbls 1% ft 1%@2% GRAINING COLORS. French F loated ...... bbls 1 ft 1%@2 ...... 1b 18 G olden...... bbls 1 1b Extra White Demar...... 2 50 iv, m ...... ft 18 White Demar...... 2 00 R ochelle...... bbls 1% ft2@3 Ash ...... ft 18. 10 Zanzibar Piano Polishing...... 4 50 O range M ineral...... ft ...... ft 18 E xtra Piano Rubbing...... 3 00 Paint Mills, No. 2...... each 7 50 ...... 1b 18 6 00 Cabinet Rubbing...... 2 50 No. 3...... each Pale Oil Finish Rubbing...... 2 00 P utty, pure, 100-lb cans...... ft 02 Putty, pure, 50-lb cans...... lb 0214 Trade Discount 25%. Putty, pure, 25-lb cans...... >...... lb 0214 WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD AND LITHARGE. Putty, pure. Bladder...... ft2V4@2% CABINET AND COACH VARNISHES. Pumice Stone, Select Lump...... ft 10 Southern Co’s and St. L. Red Seal strictly O rdin ary...... ft 08 ....ft 07% gal 2 00 P ow dered ...... ft 08 ...ft 08 No. 1 ■ gal 1 05 Bed. Indian, English...... lb 10 ....ft 08 gal 2 50 Lowe’s Metalic...... bbls9-10 ft 1X@ 2 ....lb 08 gal 3 00 T uscan...... ft 15 ....ft 10 gal 1 50 Venetian, American...... b b ls 85 cw t ft 1@2 ...,1b 07 gal 1 40 Venetian, D erby...!...... bbls 1 Yt lb 2@2% ....lb 05 gal 2 00 Venetian, English...... bbls 1% lb 2Vf@3 .. ..ft 07% gal 1 25 Venetian, Prince Albert...... bbls 1% lb 2@3% 07% gal 85 Venetian, Royal...... bbls 114 lb 2@2V» gal 1 25 gal 1 Rose, pink...... ft 12 READY'MIX ED PAINTS, VARNISHES,NISHES, Liquid Dryer. 26 R osin, E—per 280-ft b b l...... bbl 6 9 0 ....ft 03 ETC. Trade Discount 25%. F—per 280-ft b b l...... bbl 7 00....ft 0314 Richardson Drug Co’s Columbian. 7 15....ft 03J4 Ready-Mixed Paints. G -p e r 280-ft b b l...... bbl CARRIAGE VARNISHES AND JAPANS. K—per 280-ft b b l...... bbl 7 60... ft 04 Outside and Inside White—Nos. 64, 42, 14, 34, 5, M—per 280-1b b b l...... bbl 7 90....1b 05 1 English Finishing B o d y ...... gal 6 00 W -G—per 280-ft bbl...... bbl 8 8 0 ....ft 07 gal 00 Pale Durable Body ...... gal 5 00 P ow dered ...... ft 08 gal 1 05 Elastic G ear...... gal 4 00 Sanitary Kalsomine, White...... ft 10 gal 1 10 Heavy G e a r...... gal 3 25 T ints...... ft 11 No. 40—Green. No. 82—Yellow. Our Coat C oach...... gal 3 50 W hite, 100-ft kegs...... lb 09. gal 1 25 No. 1 C arriage...... gal 3 00 Less 50%. gal 1 30 Quick Rubbing...... gal 4 00 Sand Paper, Arlington ...... ream 2 75 .gal 1 35 Criterion Coach Japan ...... gal 2 00 Sienna, Burnt, A m erican...... 1b 04 No. 80—Vermillion. 1 Gold Size J apan...... gal 3 00 Burnt, Italian ...... t ...... lb 08 G allons...... gal 50 Pale Drying Japan...... gal 1 25 04 ■ gal 1 55 Raw, American...... ft Trade Discount 25%. Raw, Italian ...... lb 08 .gal 1 60 A FULL LINE OF POWERS-WEICHTMAN-ROSENCARTEN CO., , CHEMICALSG IN STOCK OMAHA DRUGGIST 39

DRY COLORS—Concluded. CLASSWARE-Cont. GLASSWARE—Concluded. 4-oz., 1-gross cases...... 3 78 4 24A Berry Brothers Coach Varnishes. 6-oz., 1-gross cases,...... 4 77 5 36A Syrup Dispensing Bottles. Discount, 25%. 8-oz., 1-gross cases.j...... 5 84 6 56 A 12-oz., 34-gross cases...... 7 20 8 08 A 4 00 Loose Stopper. • 4 50 16-oz., 34-gross cases...... 8 84 9 92A Net. 6 00 Flint Package Bottles. Case lots P int...... doz 1 80 6 00 Quart’...... doz 2 50 5 50 34-pint, 1 -gross cases...... $ 3 99 A 5 00 1-pint, 34-gross cases...... ■ 5 77A 34-gallon...... , ...... doz 3 75 • gal 4 50 1-quart, 34-gross cases...... 8 76a • gal 4 50 34-gallon, 34-gross cases...... 13 68a ..gal 2 50 5-pint, 34-gross cases...... 18 60A American Oils or Balsams'. 1- gallon, 1-6-gross cases...... 21 60a ■ gal 5 00 Net. • gal 4 00 2- gallon, 1 dozen cases...... 57 00a 4 50 Flint Citrate Magnesia Bottles. P ints...... doz 300 ■ gal 4 OO Gro. Q u art...... doz 3 85 ..gal 2 00 12-oz., 1-gross cases...... $ 5 40 A 4 00 12-oz., Patent Portal Stoppers...... 8 75A 34-gallon ...... doz 5 50 Valentine’s Coach Varnishes. Green Glassware. English Oils. Plain and Bound Shoulder Prescriptions. FINISHING. Net. WIDE MOUTH. ■ gal 6 00 Full Less than P in t...... doz 7 00 6 00 Cases fu ll cases Q u a rt...... doz 10 50 5 00 ■ gal 34-oz., 6-gross boxes...... 1 69 2 00 34-gallon...... doz 14 00 gal 4 50 1-oz., 6-gross boxes...... gro 1 76 2 08 One Coat Gear • gal 2 50 2-oz., 5-gross boxes...... 1 96 2 32 3-oz., 4-gross boxes ...... 2 48 2 88 RUBBING. 4-oz., 3-gross b ox es...... gro 2.90 3 44 • gal 5 00 6-oz., 234-gross boxes...... 3 44 4 08 4 00 8-oz., 2-gross b o x «s...... 3 92 4 64 • gal 3 00 16-oz., 1-gross boxes...: ...... gro 5 94 6 80 Miscellaneous. gal 4 50 Assorted, 34 to 8-oz...... 3 11 Window Glass—New List. 4 00 Bound Castor Oil Bottles. 1 50 Discount on single strength 90-5%. Full Less than Cases full cases Double strength 90-10%. 6 to gallon, or 21-oz...... 6 90 8 28 8 to gallon, or 16-oz...... gro b 63 /6 75 FLINT GLASSWARE. 10 to gallon, or 12-oz...... 5 32 6 39 12 to gallon, or 10-oz...... 4 73 5 67 Tin Ointment Boxes. Meyer’s Net Prices. 16 to gallon, or 8-oz...... •4 05 4 86 Gro. Pat. 20 to gallon, or 6-oz...... gro 3 53 4 23 Capacity 34-oz., plain, tin...... 10 34 Philadelphia and Baltimore Ovals, French Square £4to gallon, or 5-oz...... 3 30 3 96 M-oz., “ ...... 43 60 and Bound Prescriptions. 30 to gallon, or 4-oz...... gro 3 15 3 78 40 to gallon, or 3-oz...... gro 2 70 3 24 34-oz., “ ...... 62 75 Full Less than 50 to gallon, or 234-oz...... 2 48 2 97 1 15 Cases full cases 1- oz., *• ...... 86 60 to gallon’or 2-oz...... gro 2 33 2 79 134-oz., “ 1 16 34-oz.. 5-gross cases...... I.1 1 1 71 71 $ 1 92a 2- oz., “ 1 38 1 80 1-oz., 5-gross cases...... 1 78 2 OOA FLINT FLASKS AND LIQUOR BOTTLES. 2- oz., 3-gross cases...... 2 00 2 24A 234-oz., “ 1 55 3- oz„ 2-gross cases...... 2 49 2 80 A Shoo-Fly, Pic-Nic, or Jo-Jo or Columbian. 3- oz., “ 1 90 2 20 4- oz., 2-gross cases...... 2 92 3 38A Gro. 8-oz.. 1-gross cases...... 3 49 3 92A 34-pint, 1-gross cases. .*...... 2 40a 4- oz., “ 2 15 2 50 7- oz., 1-gross cases...... 3 63 4 08A 1-pint, 1-gross cases...... 3 65A 8-oz., “ 3 40 8- oz., 1-gross cases...... 3 99 4 48A 1-quart, 34-gross cases...... 5 60 A 16-oz., “ 5 15 12-oz., 34-gross cases...... 5 13 5 76A 6 gro. 5% discount. Larger quantity ask for 14-oz., 34-gross cases...... 5 34 6 OOA special quotation. 16-oz., 34-grosS cases...... 5 77 6 48 A 32-oz., 34-gross cases...... 8 76 9 84A Liquor Bottles. Beaker Glasses. Assorted, 34 to 8-oz., 1-gross cases... 2 99 A Full Less than No. 00, 1-oz...... 80 Cases full cases Graduated and Imperial Ovals. No. 0, 2-oz...... 90 Full Less than .gro $7 16 $8 38 No. 1, 3-oz...... doz 1 20 Cases full cases .gro 6 47 7 56 ■ gro 4 60 5 38 No. 2, 5-oz...... doz 1 35 34-oz., 5-gross c a s e s ...... 1 71 1 92A .gro 7 16 838 No. 3, 7-oz...... 2 00 1-oz., 5-gross cases...... 1 78 2 OOA .gro 7 16 8 38 No. 2 65 2-oz., 3-gross cases...... gro 2 00 2 24A 5’s. 6 47 7 56 4, 11-oz...... 3-oz., 2-gross cases— ___ 2 49 2 80a 8’s. .gro 4 60 5 38 No. 5, 16-oz...... doz 3 30 4-oz., 2-gross cases...... 2 92 3 38 A 8 34 9 26 4 20 6-oz., 134-gross cases...... 3 49 3 92 A No. 6, 24-oz...... 5’s. 7 70 8 55 00 8-oz., l-gross cases ...... 3 99 4 48A 7 70 8 55 No. 7, 34-oz...... 5 12-oz., 34-gross cases...... 5 13 5 76A 6’s ■ gro 7 16 7 96 * 16-oz., 34-gross cases...... 5 77 6 48 A 32-oz., 34-gross c a s e s ...... gro 8 76 9 84A 7-oz. Phil, or Balt. Ovals, Brandy Finish..gro. 2 75A Doz. Assorted. 34 to 8-oz., 1-gross cases.. 2 99 A 14-oz. Phil, or Balt. Ovals, Brandy Fihish..gro. 4 OOA 28-oz. Phil, or Balt. Ovals, Brandy Finishgro.. 5 50A Bed Pans—White...... 8 00 5 gro. lots 5% discount. Larger quantity ask for - Yellow...... 7 00 Tall Blake Prescriptions. special price. Full Less than Boxes—Wood. Cases full cases Gro. 34-oz., 5-gross cases...... $ 1 78 * 2 00 A Shop Furniture. Turned, No. 1 or 34-oz...... 30 1- oz., 5-gross cases...... 185 2 08A 40 2- oz., 3-gross cases...... 2 14 2 40A HEIGHT OF TINCTURES AND SALTMOUTHS TO Turned, No. 2 or 34-oz...... 3- oz., 2-gross cases...... 2 57 2 88A T O P OF STOPPERS. Turned, No. 3 or 34-oz...... 50 4- oz., 2-gross cases...... 2 99 3 36A Turned, No. 4 or 1-oz...... 75 6-oz., 1-gross cases...... 3 56 4 00A . . .. 1 8 in 3*- p i n t ...... 7 in 8-oz., 1-gross cases ...... 4 06 4 56 A . ..1 5 in 4-oz...... Turned, No. 5 or 2-oz...... 1 00 12-oz., 34-gross cases...... 5 20 5 84A . . . . 1 3 in 2-oz...... Turned, No. 6 or 3-oz...... 1 50 11 In 16-oz., 54-gross cases ...... 6 13 6 88A Turned, No. 7 or 4-oz...... 2 00 32-oz., 34-gross cases...... 9 69 10 88A P int...... Assorted, 34 to 8-oz., 1-gross cases.. 3 14 A 9 i n TINCTURES. SALTMOUTHS. Chemical Flasks. Round or Flat Bottom. Sun. With Ground Mushroom With Ground Mushroom Stoppers. Stoppers. 1- ...... doz oz..... 1 00 34-oz., 5-gross caseB...... 171 1 92 a Net 1- oz., 5-gross cases...... 178 2- ...... doz oz...... 1 25 2 0 0 A Doz Doz 2- oz.. 3-gross cases...... 2 00 2 24 a 4-oz...... doz 1 50 1- oz .1 75 1-oz...... $ 90 3- oz., 2-gross cases...... 2 49 2 80 a 8-oz...... doz 2 00 4- oz., 2-gross cases...... 2 92 3 38A 2- oz . . 90 2-oz...... 1 15 6-oz., 1-gross cases...... 3 49 3 92A 4-oz . 1 10 4-oz— ...... 16-oz...... doz 2 50 8-oz., 1-gross cases...... 3 99 4 48A 8-oz 1 30 8-oz...... 32-oz...... doz 5 25 . 1 50 12-oz,, 34-gross cases...... 5 13 5 76 a P in t...... 16-oz., 34-gross cases...... '... 5 77 6 4 8A 1 75 Q uart...... 32-oz., 34-gross cases...... 8 76 9 84 A . 3 00 34-gallon...... 3 75 Chim neys Doz. Assorted, 34 to 8-oz., 1-gross cases.. 2 99 A 4 26 1-gallon...... 5 80 . 9 50 2-gallon...... 13 00 Sun, No. 1...... case 2-60 ...... 45 Sun, No. 2...... case 3 00 ...... 55 Ball Neck Panels—Full size. Congress Square Recess. Rochester, No. 1...... 75 2 14 TINCTURES. SALTMOUTHS. Rochester, No. 2 ...... 85 2 4 0A Net. 2 28 2 56 a Rochester, No. 3...... 1 75 2 49 2 8 0A Doz Doz 2 71 3 0 4 A 34-pint...... $1 10 34-pint...... ,|1 30 La Bastie, No. 1...... 1 25 2 85 3 20 a 34-pint...... 1 35 34-pint...... La Bastie, No. 2...... 1 50 'ft 2 92 3 3 8A P in t...... 1 50 P int...... 2 00 Straight Gas, 8 in ch ...... 75 3 06 3 44 a Quart...... Q uart...... 3 28 3 6 8A 34-gallon...... 3 00 34-gallon...... Globe G a s ...... 1 00 WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF P. W. R. CHEMICALS 40 OMAHA DRUGGIST

MISCELLANEOUS.—Cont. MISCELLANEOUS.—Cont. MISCELLANEOUS-Cont Evaporating Dishes. Each. Mortars. Each Corks. 5 gross Bags. Porcelain, deep, No. 4, 4-oz...... 50 Porcelain, No. 1, 2%-in., 1-oz...... 10 17 Porcelain, deep, No. 3. 4 % -oz...... 65 Porcelain, No. 2, 22£-in., 2-oz...... 20 Porcelain, deep, No. 2, llX -oz ...... 80 « Porcelain, No. 3, 3Vi-in., 3-oz...... 25 Porcelain, deep, No. 1 ,17-oz...... 1 00 Porcelain, No. 4, 3Vi-in., 4-oz...... 30 Porcelain, deep, 1-0, 27-pz...... 1 25 Porcelain, No. 5, 4-in., 6-oz...... 35 Porcelain, deep, 2-0, 32-oz...... 1 50 6 Porcelain, No. 6, 4Vi-in.. 8 -o z ...... 40 Porcelain, shallow, No. 4, 6-oz...... 60

Regular Porcelain, No. 7, 5-in., 12-oz...... 45

fc Ex. long Rubber

Circle B Porcelain, shallow, No. 3 .10-oz...... 75 Regular Circle A Circle A X Grade Popular Porcelain, No. 8. 5%-in., 16-oz...... 50 Blue Star X X Grade Porcelain, shallow, No. 2,16-oz...... ' 1 00 1-6 14 17 19 17 36 40 22 Porcelain, No. X3, 7%-in., quart...... 65 Porcelain, shallow, No. 1, 16-oz...... i ...... 1 15 3-6 16 20 22 20 40 48 26 Porcelain, No. X4, 9V4-in., 2Vi-pint...... 80 Porcelain, shallow, i-0, 30-oz...... 1 75 6-10 32 39 50 45 Porcelain, No. X5,10X-in., Vi-gal...... 1 00 Wedgewood, 0000, 2-oz...... 25 0 9 11 14 12 24 28 15 Porcelain, No. X6, llX-in., 5-pint...... 1 40 Wedge wood, 000,4-oz...... 30 15 50 Porcelain. No. X7,12-in., 6-pint ...... 1 80 1 9 11 14 12 24 28 Porcelain, No. X9,1314-in., lM -gal Wedgewood, 00. 6-oz...... 35 2 9 11 14 12 24 28 16 55 ...... 2 60 Wedgewood, 0, 8-oz...... 40 3 10 15 17 15 30 36 19 70 Iron Enameled, 6-in., p in t...... 30 Wedgewood, No. 1, 10-oz...... 45 4 14 17 19 17 34 42 22 85 Iron Enameled, 8-in., quart...... 45 Wedgewood, No. 2, 16-oz...... 55 5 19 23 24 20 42 50 27 105 Iron Enameled, 10-in., X -gallon...... 55 Wedgewood, No. 3, 24-oz...... 65 6 21 26 28 25 46 58 30 130 Iron Enameled, 13-in., 1 -ga llon ...... 1 00 Wedgewood, No. 4, 36-oz...... , ...... 80 7 26 30 42 38 60 76 40 160 Iron Enameled, 16-in., 2-gallon...... 1 80 Wedgewood, No. 5, 56-oz...... 1 00 8 29 38 50 45 68 92 48 200 Iron Enameled, graduated. 12-oz...... 60 Wedgewood, No. 6, 72-oz...... 1 20 9 34 46 55 50 80 100 57 235 Iron Enameled, graduated, 40-oz ...... 1 10 Wedgewood, No. 7, 6-pints...... 1 50 10 46 57 77 104 140 70 280 Iron Enameled, graduated. 96-oz...... 1 50 Wedgewood, No. 8, 8-pints...... 2 00 Filtering Racks. Each W edgewood, No. 9 ,10-pints...... 2 25 Wedgewood, No. 10,12-pints...... 2 50 5-inch...... $0 40 Wedgewood, No. 11,15-pints...... 3 00 Can and Jug: Corks. 1 gross Bags. 7 -in ch ...... 50 9-inch...... 65 Wedgewood, No. 12,17-pints...... 3 50 Funnels—Glass. Each Paper Bags—Manilla. 6 X 6 X Per 500 Per 500 z X X z X X 1- oz ...... $0 10 X - l b ...... $0 30 8-lb.. . $1 44 2- o z ...... 10 X - l b ...... 36 10-lb. . 1 56 11 48 61 17 95 1 30 4 -o z ...... '...... 10 1 -lb ...... 48 12-lb. . 1 89 12 52 66 18 1 08 1 44 8 -o z ...... '...... 12 l X - l b ...... 50 14-lb. . 2 59 13 61 74 19 1 22 1 57 Pint ...... ,____ 15 2 -lb ...... 60 16-lb. . 2 70 14 68 87 20 1 35 1 80 Q uart...... 18 3 -lb ...... 75 20-lb. . 3 00 15 74 90 22 1 62 2 25 X -gallon ...... 25 4 -lb ...... 87 25-lb. . 3 30 16 88 1 17 24 2 03 2 81 1-gallon...... 40 5-lb ... 1 02 30-lb. . 3 90 11 to 20, assorted 90 1 10 Ribbed. 8-oz...... 15 6- l b ...... 1 20 35-lb. . 4 50 14 to 20, Ribbed, p in t...... 18 16 to 20, ‘ 1 08 1 46 Ribbed, quart ...... 25 Paper—Filtering, French. GRAY.WHITE Ribbed, X -g a llo n ...... 35 ROUND pack pack Hard Rubber, No. 0, 4-oz...... 25 No. 7— 3-inch.. $0 10 Hard Rubber,No. 1, 8-oz...... 35 No. 10— 4-inch... — 16 Paper Bottle Cap. Colors white, purple, pink, Hard Rubber, No. 2, pint...... 40 No. 13— 5-inch... — 19 green, orange, yellow. Hard Rubber, No. 3, qu art...... 50 No. 15— 6-inch.., ...... $0 18 22 No. 19— 8-inch... 28 Gro. Glass T u b in g . No. 1, for X-oz bottle...... $0 25 No. 25—10-inch...... 28 35 No. 2, for 1-oz. bottle...... 25 X to % -in ...... tt> $0 40 No. 33 13-inch...... 44 52 No. 3, for 2 and 3-oz. bottle...... 25 X to 1-in...... 60 No. 40—15-inch...... 56 65 No. 45—18-inch.., ...... 72 80 No. 4, for 4-oz. b o ttle ...... 30 Graduates—Glass, Apothecaries. C o n e T u m b le r 1 00 No. 5, for 6 and 8-oz. bottle...... 35 S h a p e . S h a p e . No. 50—20-inch...... 80 No. 6, for 12 and 16-oz. bottle...... 40 1-drachm ...... $0 15 $0 15 No. 65—26-inch...... 2 50 3 00 2-drachm ...... 20 No. 80—31-inch...... 3 50 4 75 X -o u n ce ...... 15 No. 100—39-inch ...... 5 25 6 00 Corks—Wine. 1-ou n ce...... 15 i5 Square, 21x17----- quire 22 30 Length, inches. XX X & X X Fine 2 -ou n ce...... 17 20 P ercolators—Glass. Each .....g r o 10 81 $0 60 10 45 3 -ou n ce...... ,. .ea 18 P in ts...... 10 25 No. 7...... IX ...... ,. .ea 20 25 No. 7...... 1 ...... gro 54 42 33 4-ou n ce...... Q u arts...... 40 60 45 36 6-ou n ce...... 25 14-gallon...... 60 No. 7...... I X ... . 8 -ou n ce .. .ea 35 40 No. 7...... IX ...... gro 66 51 39 ...... 1- g a llo n . 75 72 54 45 16-ounce...... ea 50 55 2- gallon.. 1 00 No. 7...... H i...... gro . .ea 85 90 No. 7...... 1 Vi...... gro 78 63 48 32-ounce...... 72 54 S in g le D o u b le Percolating Jars. Each No. 7...... IX ...... gro 96 Graduates—Glass, Metric. JO 65 No. 8...... 1 ...... gro 63 48 36 S c a le . S c a le . Quart...... 69 51 39 1- drachm or 5 c.c...... $0 15 $0 20 14-gallon ...... 1 00 No. 8...... IX ...... 1 75 No. 8...... 78 57 42 2- drachm or 10 c.c...... 20 22 1-gallon...... IX ...... *4-ounce or 15 c.c...... 15 20 No. 8...... IX ...... gro 84 63 48 Pill Machines, with Side Rollers. Each No. 8...... 93 72 54 1- ounce or 30 c.c...... 15 20 ...... 1X .... 20 25 For 12 pills...... $3 25 No. 8...... gro 1 08 80 93 2- ouace or 60 c.c...... I X ...... 3- ounce or 100 c.c...... 25 30 For 18 pills...... 3 75 No. 9...... 1 ...... gro 74 54 42 For 24 pills...... 4 00 No. 9...... gro 81 57 45 4- ounce or 120 c.c...... 30 35 ...... IX . ... 40 No. 9...... IX ...... 87 66 48 6-ounce or 200 c.c...... 35 Pill Tiles. Each No. 9...... 96 72 54 8-ounce or 250 c.c...... 45 55 Porcelain, graduated, 6x8...... $0 75 ...... I X ...... 85 No. 9...... 1 * ...... 1 02 81 60 16-ounce or 500 c.c...... 75 Porcelain, graduated, 8x10...... 1 00 32-ounce or 1000 c.c...... 1 20 1 35 No. 9...... I X ...... 1 20 87 72 Porcelain, graduated, 10x12...... 1 50 No. 10...... 1 ...... gro 78 57 45 Graduates—Sterling, Complete. Single Double Plate glass, graduated, 8 -in ch ...... 85 No. 10...... I X ...... gro 84 63 51 S c a le . S c a le . Plate glass, graduated, 10-inch...... 1 25 No. 10...... gro 93 72 57 2-drachm ...... ; .. $0 40 $0 50 Plate glass, graduated, 12-inch ...... 1 75 ...... gro 1 02 81 63 . e a 30 35 No. 10...... IX ...... 1- o u n c e ...... Retort Stands. Each No. 10...... g r o 1 14 86 69 2- o u n c e ...... 35 40 No. 10...... 1 35 99 81 4-ou n ce...... e a 40 55 Iron, 3 rings...... :. . .. $0 75 8 -ou n ce...... e a 50 65 Iron, 4 rin gs...... 1 00 16-ounce...... e a 70 1 00 Spatulas. Each Corks—Specie or jar. 32-ounce...... 1 20 1 65 3- inch blade, cow handle ...... $0 18 Diameter. X in. % in. % in. Graduates—Sterling, Glass only. Single Double 4- inch blade, cow handle ...... 20 x ...... io io so ii |0 13 Scale. Scale. 5- inch blade, cow handle ...... 25 « ...... 14 16 19 2-drachm ...... '...... e a $0 30 $0 40 6- inch blade, cow handle...... 30 1 ...... 18 21 25 1- o u n c e ...... 20 25 7- inch blade, cow hundle ...... 35 IX ...... 25 31 38 2- o u n c e ...... e a 20 30 8- inch blade, cow handle ...... — 45 l j * ...... 31 38 45 4-ou n ce...... , . e a 25 45 10-inch blade, cow handle...... 85 1% ...... 38 41 56 8 -ou n ce...... - 35 50 12-inch blade, cow handle...... 1 20- IX ...... 48 58 69 16-ounce...... e a 60 85 1%...... 58 70 84 32-ounce...... 1 00 1 50 Tanks—Richardson Drug Co. Each IX ...... 69 83 1 04 Graduates—Rubber Base for. 50-gallon gasoline, crated..! ...... $5 50 1 % ...... 83 96 1 12 1- ounce Sterling...... ea SO 13 60-gallon turpentine, crated ...... 5 50 2 ...... 90 1 09 1 35 60-gallon oil, crated...... 6 00 1 53 2- ounce Sterling...... ea 13 2 X ...... 1 03 123 4-ounce Sterling...... ea 20 Test Tubes. 2 Vi ...... 1 15 1 36 1 70 8-ounce Sterling...... ea 25 1 90 3- inch...... doz $0 15 2%...... 1 53 16-ounce S terling...... ea 30 4- in ch ...... '...... • doz . 18 2 Vi...... 1 69 2 10 32-ounce Sterling...... ea 35 2% ...... 1 90 2 38 5- inch...... doz 20 2 X ...... 5 13 2 63 M ortars. Each 6- in ch ...... ••••...... doz 25 3% ...... 2 35 2 93 Glass 1-oz...... SO 15 7- in ch ...... doz 30 3 ...... 2 63 3 20 8- in ch ...... doz 35 Glass, 2-oz...... 20 9- in ch ...... doz 50 3 X ...... 3 13 3 75 Glass, 4-oz...... 25 3V i...... 3 50 4 38 10-in ch ...... '...... doz 60 Glass, 8-oz...... 30 3 to 6-inch, nested...... nest 15 3 X ...... 4 00 5 00 Glass, p in t...... 45 Glass, qu art...... 60 3 to 9-inch, nested...... nest 30 Iron, bell shape, p in t...... 50 Tincture Presses. Each Cork Pressers. Each Iron, bell shape, quart...... 65 Rotary, small 10 50 Enterprise, quart...... $3 06 Iron, bell shape, X -g a llon ...... 100 Enterprise, Vi-gal.on...... 4 00 Rotary, large. 75 Iron, bell shape, 1-gallon...... 1 50 Iron, Small... 25 Enterprise, 1-gallon...... 6 00 Iron, bell shape, 2-gallon...... 3 00 Enterprise, 2-gallon..: ...... 9 00 Iron, Large... 35 Iron, goblet shape, X-pint...... 30 Iron, goblet shape, 1-pint...... 40 Urinals. Each Drug Mills—Enterprise. Each Iron, goblet shape, quart...... 50 Glass, male, with handles...... $0 35 No. 7...... 11 00 Iron, goblet shape, Vi-gallon...... 75 Glass, fem ale, with handles...... 45 No. 9...... 16 00 Iron, goblet shape, 1-gallon...... 1 25 Porcelain, male, with handles...... 55 No. 12...... 24 00 Iron, goblet shape, 2-gallon...... 1 75 Porcelain, female, with handles...... 60 A FULL LINE OF POWERS-WEICHTMAN-RQSENCARTEN CO., CHEMICALS IN STOCK OMAHA DRUGGIST 41

SELL THE GOODS Mr is your way to make the profit.

Co.

WINE OF CARDUI / / Wo OPIATES IN THESE TABLETS// will sell in large quantities and your profits are good. FOR CASH IT COSTS ONLY Retail Price List E & M Gough Drops $7.60 in $30.00 lots. $6.84 in $100.00 lots 40 Five Cent Packages in Box. 1 box up to 5 boxes...... $1.25 5 boxes up to 10 boxes...... 1.20 THE CHATTANOOGA MEDICINE CO. 10 boxes up to 25 boxes...... 1.15 Chattanooga, St. Louis. One Yz lb. Glass Jar of Samples free with each Box.

FOR FALL SHIPMENT SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY OFFER 25 Boxes Freight Prepaid To any retail dealer who will buy 25 boxes of E and M Cough Sandholm’s Eczema Lotion and Drops, through any jobber, to be shipped direct from our factory, we will give a handsome glass front, flash light electric display sign, and other attractive advertising matter such as aluminum signs, Dandruff Remedy display cards and beautiful cut-outs; also 200 samples of Cough Drops put up in special sample packages,> provided the retail dealer is guaranteed under the Pure Food and Drugs Act, June 30, will give us a good window display. 1906. Serial No. 1646. The only known combination on the market that will cure SPECIAL 10 BOX OFFER. Freight Prepaid all skin and scalp trouble when Specialists, Physicians and all To any retail dealer who will buy 10 boxes E and M Cough other remedies fail. Drops, through any jobber to be shipped direct from our factory, we P r ic e s .—12 oz., $1.00 size $8.00 per dozen; 4 oz., 50c size $4.00 will furnish a liberal supply of attractive advertising matter, also per dozen. Sandholm’s Medicated Skin and Scalp Soap, 25c 100 samples of Cough Drops put up in special packages. cakes, $2.00 per dozen. Window display and advertising mat­ We will prepay freight on the above special offers. The dealer ter will be sent upon request. Order from Richardson Drug also gets one ^-lb. jar of samples free with each box; these in many Co., Omaha. Manufactured by the Sandholm Drug Co., instances can be sold for 25 cents each, giving the dealer extra profits. Des Moines, Iowa.

2-15-08______E & M COUGH DROP CO., Jamestown, N. Y. URBANA WINE CO.’S OUR MOST POPULAR SELLER” WE GUARANTEE SAFE DELIVERY. GOLD SEAL CHAMPAGNE

Stands the highest of all American Wines and is superior to the Imported brands. W hy pay for for­ eign labels when you can DISPLAY CASE NO. 2 5 . Forty-two inches high, 26 inches wide. Two wood shelves, quar­ get a superior article for ter-sawed oak finish, 10 and 14 inches wide respectively, on nickel- plated, adjustable brackets. Receding base. The sliding doors move one half the price? on invisible metal bearings and are fitted with rubber cushion stops, and are practically dust-proof. Eight-foot lengths are the most pop­ Gold S eal S o l d ular, though we make them in 4 ft. to 14 ft. in length. Speciai Dry* Er'Verytvhere. Upon application we will be pleased to send you designs of entire Drug Store Outfits and quote you prices on same.

We make fixtures a specialty and solicit your ' correspondence. RICHARDSON DRUG COMPANY, URBANA WINE CO. URBANA, N. Y. Omaha, Nebraska. - 15-07 42 OMAHA DRUGGIST

OLD TAYLOR distillery

The Green Guaranteed Stamp of the U. S. INTERNATIONALLY Government accepted as Seals each, cork of HIGHEST 11$ OLD STANDARD

BOTTLED IN BOND TAYLOR WHISKEY

L H. TAYLOR, Jr. & S 0 N S , = h s , FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY. 2 -1 5-08

M ER.IT w i n s Something Unique in the Patent Medicine Business.

Dr. ScaJes Anti-Constipation Pills Have Worked their Way Without Advertising to be One of the Greatest Sellers on the Market.

Three Reasons for this Wonderful Success. First.— Because the article itself has exceptional merit, and is a repeater. Second.—Because special inducements are given the druggist in the way of free goods which greatly increases his profits. Third .—Because the pills are absolutely guaranteed to give complete satisfaction and you can feel safe in recommending them. Read Our Special Offer on Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act, June 30, 1906. Dr. Scales Anti-Constipation Pills. Guaranty No. 3585 i doz. Dr. Scales P ills ...... $ 1 .5 0 % doz. Dr. Scales P i ll s ...... F R E E

The free goods pay the bill leaving Richardson Drug Company, the dozen you bought all profit. Omaihai, DISTRIBUTORS. Nebraska. 6 -15-08 OMAHA DRUGGIST 43 PLANT T H E ONLY' FOR DIARRHOEA, Price Lower, now $4.00 per doz.

Sold continuously for 64 years without Druggists, recommend this remedy and advertising. you do your customers a favor.

Strictly vegetable, same as made for 64 Other remedies SOOTHE but this CURES. years. Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act, June 30, 1906. No. 4855. Ask any one that ever used it. 4 J. *C C. MAGUIRE MEDICINE COMPANY,

11-15-07 ST. LOUIS.

DR. LA RUE'S Celebrated Remedies Now sold on the N. A. R. D. plan, “ live and let live:” viz: $4,00, $8.00, $16.00, $32.00, % dozen free with each dozen purchase. Almost 100% profit to the dealer.

Guaranteed under the Pure Food and Drugs Act, June 30, 1906. Serial No. 7627.

/ALSO /AGENTS FOR D R . LA R U E ’ S Balloon Spray Syringe. Antiseptic Vaginal Tablets “ For Women.” Antiseptic Disc “ For Men.” Antiseptic Cones “ For Women.” Vag-in-Oids “ For Women.” Galega Beans (Bust Developer.) Gee & Gee Capsules, Totem-Pole Cure “ For Men.” Gee & Gee Injection, Totem-Pole Cure “ For Men.” Ner-vo-ine Tabloids (For Broken Down Men.) Female Tabloids. Female Tabloids (Double Strength.)

------PLEASE WRITE FOR CIRCULARS FOR ANY OF ABOVE------Richardson Drug Co., DISTRIBUTORS. 6-15-08 44 OMAHA DRUGGIST

Mr. Druggist:

Is a man, living in your city, doing the right thing if he patronizes mail order houses and gives them the trade that rightfully belongs to you? * .. •

Are you giving your patronage to the home houses, that are help­ ing to build up the west? Are you giving them all you can?

If you are not you are in the same boat with that mail order house man, who should patronize you. “ P-R-H” Pharmaceuticals are made in Omaha, “the Market Town of the West,”

in your home territory, and are inferior to none.

Manufactured in conformity with the Pure Food and Drugs Act of June 30, 1906, under Guaranty No. 649.

Everything in the way of modern machinery operated by expert workmen under the most favorable conditions insures the purchaser of our preparations^ the very best on the market. PORTER-RYERSON-HOOBLER CO., Standard Pharmceuticals,

OMAHA, u. s. A. OMAHA DRUGGIST 45

Inferior Whiskey, Injxires the Stomach and Destroys the Brain, Cream Rye Whiskey America's Finest Whiskey.

Tones the stomach, aids digestion and is a health food for brain workers. Sold at all first-class liquor and drug stores.

I! ____ _ J ^ Incorpo- Distillers and Importers. 1/0.1161 1\q I\ 11 w U « racted Wholesale Liquor Dealers 70-80 Le^ke Street CH ICAG O, ILL.

2 15-os Proprietors of the Celebrated “CREAM R.YE WHISKEY.0

WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR THE HESS CO.’S i i WE WILL BE GLAD TO EILL YOUR ORDERS FOR P erfum es, * Toilet Articles and KRAUSES Headache Capsules i KRAUSES Cold Capsules Stage Make-up. KRAUSES Little Liver Pills COLD CREAMS AND TALCUMS

KRAUSES Phosphorets Richardson Drug; Co. 2-1 5-0 8 —AND—

RED CROSS TANSY PILES Wouldn’t You Like to be a Druggist?' In seventy-two weeks you Can become a regis­ tered ph rmacist whether you have ever hadany i ALL GUARANTEED experience in a drug store or not We have ten calls for registered drug clerks to every one we can furnish. Wages-always good. Work pleas­ ant Short course in either resident or corres­ —UNDER— pondence work for men who have had experience i n d rug stores. W ri te for catalogue. ^Highland Park College of Pharmacy, pes i Moines, Iowa. Serial Number 539 and labeled in accordance with the Articles quoted in this Journal as “ M.C.W.” are requirements of the the products of the Mallinckrodt Chemical Works. Food and Drugs Act of June 30, 1906.

Wellerette cigars. Finest 5c goods on the market. Try an assortment in your next order. 46 'OMAHA DRUGGIST Paul Jones Four Star Rye WHISKEY

Possesses an individual quality, which is simply perfection. It holds a superiority that at once distinguishes it as the best of its kind. Every element used in its production is selected with the utmost care. Magnificentiy matured in heated warehouses, insuring the complete oxidation of essential oils and their con­ version into fragrant ethers, the result is _ the highest type of whiskey produced in America. Very fruity, very soft, and very pure; vitalizes the entire system, and appeals to the taste of the connoisseur as a beverage on account of its incomparable smoothness and delicacy of flavor. Paul Jones & Co., Distillers Richardson Drug Co., Distributors -15-08 Samaritan Nervine 1870— 1907 Over one-third of a century the Standard Remedy for HAY’S HAIR HEALTH Epilepsy, Fits, Spasms, St. Vitus’ Dance, Nervous, Head­ Is now the leading preparation for restoring ache, Hysterics, and all hair to its natural color, because the results Nerve and Blood Diseases from its use are always uniform and satis­ None genuine without the factory; because it is widely advertised in the above picture and the words, largest and best newspapers throughout the “ St. Joseph, Mo.’* and “ Trade country. Mark” blown in the bottle. The demand is steadily increasing and no Fully guaranteed under the dealer should be without these goods. For Pure Food and Drugs Act, sale by all wholesalers at $4.00 per dozen. June 30th, 1906. 5 off in 3 dozen lots. Serial No. 2078. We have an attractive window display which we will send post-paid for the asking. Our Remedies: Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Samaritan Nervine, Samaritan Magnetic Act, June 30, 1906. No. 944. Oil, Samaritan Liver Pills.

MADE ONLY BY THE Dr. S. A. Richmond Nervine Go. ST. JOSEPH, MO. Prices to the Trade: Trade Philo Hay Specialties Go., The Nervine 18.00 per doz. The Magnetic Oil 14.00 per doz. The Liver Pills $2.00 per doz. NEWARK, N. J., Sole Manufacturers. To the Consumer: $1.00, 50c per bottle and 25c per box, respectively. RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Omaha, Selling Agents 1-15-08 FOR s a l e b y THE 1-15-08 RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Omaha, Neb. Mark OMAHA DRUGGIST 47 A PAINT BUSINESS built upon QUALITY is enduring and permanent. Success won with an inferior and cheap paint will not stand the heat of competition but wilts away like a chunk of ice in a hot desert. There’s PROFIT and PRESTIGE to be gained in selling Morvarch Paint 100 per cent Pvire.

You get that all-satisfying feeling that your word is respected and relied upon—a dyed-in-the- wool reputation, of handling best quality goods. Worth commands recognition.

TH E M O N A R C H PAINT, 100 per cent pure exclusive agency, with our trade-win ning line of advertising matter as an income maker. Senour’s Floor Paint, E-Z Floor Stain, Colors in Oil, Enamels, Barn Paints etc., and our other; specialties are all trade holders. We would like you to investigate our proposition. Write us and give us an opportunity to place your name on our ledger.

RICHARDSON DRUG CO, Omaha, Neb,, A A DISTRIBUTORS X X

The MartlivSenour Co,, STE Senour Mfg, Co, Pioneers of Pure Paints. JSC JSC SOLE MAKERS, Chicago.

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$1,000 IN GOLD GUARANTEE—Hammar Brothers White Lead is guaranteed to be strictly and absolutely pure White Lead and Linseed Oil only. $1,000 in gold and the cost of analysis will be paid for the detection of any other substance in any package of Hammar Brothers White Lead.

Hammar Brothers White Lead is Strictly Pure, Old Dutch Process, Slow Corrosion, Pan Dried, Carbonate of Lead. It is made after the same process as Trust Lead, by men who have been in their employ for many years, and chemically it is exactly the same in every respect. Physicially however, by using new, improved and massive grinding machinery we are enabled to get a finer and smoother product; by the unlimited use of water, supplied by our own wells, we wash out every trace of acid and finally, by drying the lead on copper pans we expel every particle of moisture. Therefore we claim that Hammar Brothers Lead is not only equal but the best lead made. We pay the painter 40 cents a hundred to buy our lead. In ou r 25-pound keg we place one tag, two tags in the 50-pound keg, four tags in the 100 and 12 tags in the 300-pound kegs. We redeem these tags at 10 cents each, 40 cents per 100 pounds, $8 per ton. The tag is our salesman. Instead of paying stockholders’ dividends on millions of watered stock we pay the painter. Instead of operating old obsolete factories under heavy running expenses, we pay the painter our sav­ ings in our up-to-date modern plant. The salary of one district manager of the Trust is equal ter our entire pay roll. That is why we can pay the painter 40 cents a hundred rebate and yet give him better lead. HAMMAR BROS. WHITE LEAD CO. RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Distributors. 11-15-07

M i We carry in stock a line of FREE! FREE!! FREE!!! the excellent

With every cask of Schuster’s f k Malt purchased, you will receive New York Stacte one coupon; and, when five cou­ : pons are returned to our ad­ Wines dress, properly signed, we will S§%:'; forward a cask of Malt to you FREE, F. O.'B. Omaha, Neb. and...

Packed: 100 bottles in a cask. Price!per single cask $10.00. Price per cask in-three Golden Age cask lots or more, $9.50 Champagne Distributors— Richardson Drug Co. Omaha, Neb. Produced by the Hammondsport Wine Co. of Hammonds-

Manufactured by port, N. Y., and solicit a trial order. They will SCHUSTER BREWING CO. please you both in price and quality. Rochester, Minn.

Write for advertising matter. Richardson Drug Co., Omaha, Neb. 8-1 5-0 8

3-1 5-0 8 ' Griswold’s Family Salve

Of great merit. Always safe to recommend for all the accidents of life, Bruises, Cuts, sore Heal Boils, Tumors, Corns, Bunions, ec. It will heal old indolent sores of long standing if spread out thin. Though designated as a Family Salve, it has in thousands of cases proved of immense value in the speedy cure of accidents to Horses and Mules. No House or Stable should be without it for the time of need. It has the remarkable quality of drawing out the inflam­ mation and pus. Great for Chiropodists’ use. It sticks and heals. "Price 25 Cents.

TRADE SUPPLIED BY RICHARDSON DRUG COMPANY, OMAHA, NEB. r r s . There is money and satisfaction in selling Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea.

is about the only Patent Medicine that has not been “Knocked” by the “Knockers.” It affords the druggist a larger percentage of profit than most any other standard proprietary article. It is one of the best advertised remedies on the market. If you will order one gross of Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea from Richardson Drug Co., they will give you 5 and 1 per cent, net ten days and We w ill send you one dozen of Tea free, with samples? etc., and guarantee the sale. This gives you 75 per cent, net profit on Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets Golden Nuggets for Sallow and Bilious People

SEND YOUR. ORDER TO Richardson Drug Co., Omaha, Neb, 7-1 5-0 8

A GOOD SELLER HAY’S Hair. Health Retails 50c Large Bottle. One Dozen $4.00 Hay’s Hair health is presented to the public as the BEST HAIR RESTORATIVE AND HAIR BEAUTIFIER Science has produced. It promotes a healthful growth of beautiful hair, and cures all diseases of the scalp. No matter how gray or faded the hair, Hay’s Hair Health - SOLE AGENTS IN THE UNITED RESTORES YOUTHFUL COLOR AND BEAUTY STATES FOR. Keeping the hair dark, glossy and free from dandruff, and covering bald spots where the roots are not dead. It does not stain skin or hands and is a cleansing, cooling dressing Coates Original Plymouth NONE BETTER. A SINGLE SALE MAKES A STEADY CUSTOMER. Many retail druggists buy Hair Health in 1 to 5 gross lots and say it gives better satisfaction and is a better seller than any other Dry Gin hair preparation. Order a trial lot from your jobber and introduce this superior article to your customers. It will surely please them. Advertising matter supplied by Perrier^Jouet Champagne Philo. Hay Specialties Co,, mwARKfV/’j. Cinzano Vermouth Harfina Soa^p A Breath of Pine Balsam in Every Cake. Guaranteed to conform with the Pure Food Law. Possesses the Highest Antiseptic and Healing Properties and is the finest Complexion, Scalp and Baby Soap in the World. 00 doz. A P R O D U C T O r P E R F E C T FURITY. JAMES BUCHANAN & CO., Ltd., 29 B'dway, New York 7-15-08 ARTHUR J. BILLIN, U. S. Manager. OMAHA DRUGGIST 51

The SanitaryWkll Coating

Presents the greatest possibilities coupled with the largest profit of almost any single unit that goes to make up a dealers’ stock. Let us outline to you just how we can co-operate with you locally to bring you the benefit of this general advertising and to bring customers into your store that you can not only sell Alabastine at a large margin of profit but many other seasonable lines of goods. ALABASTINE COMPANY, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. NEW YORK CITY

TRADE SUPPLIED BY RICHARDSON DRUG CO., OMAHA. NEBRASKA.

PHeneulgm

PRICE LIST OF PHENALGIN

Phenalgin powdered...... per ounce $1.00, $1.07 by mail. “ tablets, 2% grains, “ 1.00, 1.07 “ “ “ 5 grains... “ 1.00, 1.07 “

Phenalgin Combinations and Pink Top Capsules i By M ail Phenalgin tablets with quinine and camphor, per oz. $1.10, $1.17 “ “ “ codeine...... “ 1.10, 1.17 “ “ “ salol and lithia...... “ 1.10, 1.17 “ “ “ cascara sagrada...... “ 1.10, 1.17 Pink Top Phenalgin capsules, 5 grain...... “ 1.25, 1.32

NOTE— We are advertising our 5 grain tables and new com­ binations to physicians largely this season, and it will be to your advantage to order a supply at once.

All our products are labeled in accordance with the Pure Food and Drug Law. G e o .J.C o l e m a n Etna Chemical Company 313 West St.. NEW YORK. U. S. A. 3 -1 5-08 RyeWhiskey 8-15-07 52 OMAHA DRUGGIST Old Overholt THE BEST Pure Rye Whiskey

BOTTLED IN BOND IE-' under Government Supervision, with Govern, ment stamp over cork of each bottle, guaranteeing quantity, quality and age.

‘ ‘See that the little green stamp is over each cork.”

Richardson Drug Company, No. 219. 1*-oz. Round Red Hard Rubber Top. Omaha, N eb . 9-15-07. Trade supplied by Richardson Drug Company. 12-15-07 JOHN F. STRATTON CO. 62 GRAND ST., NEW YORK ESTABLISHED 1859. Continental Varnish & Color Co. THE LARGEST GUT Sc STEEL STRING HOUSE Varnish Makers IN THE UNITED STATES

Kansas City, Mo. Station A. WHOLESALE PRICE LIST. 30 STRINGS IN A BUNDLE. E: JOHN F. STRATTON’S JOHN F. STRATTON’S Ba n jo . ft When you buy Wood Fillers, Hard Oils, Varnishes, Japans, etc., CELEBRATED Birmingham 186-lst...... Doz. $0.12 made by the “ CONTINENTAL,” you get good material, Russian Gut Strings. S te e l Strings. 186-2d...... “ ;12 at low prices that always give RESULTS Finest in the World WARRANTED NOT TO RUST. 186-3d...... “ .12 Each String in envelope. 186-4th w ound.. “ .20 to the users. VIOLIN. 186-5th...... “ .12 violin. 28 E 4 lgths Bd__ $4.00 46 E ...... Doz. $0.15 MANDOLIN. „ 71 A 2* “ "....4.00 47 A ...... “ .15 1140 E ...... Doz. $0.12 91 D 2 * “ “ ....4.75 49 D wound.. “ .24 1141 A ...... “ .12 109 G 1 “ D oz...... 65 1142 D wound... “ .20 Continental Liquid Wood Filler. 49* G “ .. “ .24 1143 G “ ... “ .24 Each String in envelope. GUITAR. JOHN F. STRATTON’S A High-Grade, Pigment Filler—Attractive Labels—Tight Cans— 160-lst...... Doz. $0.20 Nurnberg S te e l S trings i : No “ Leakers—Low Prices. CELEBRATED 160- 2(1 Naples Gut S trings. 160-3d w ou nd... “ .30 violin. 1-gallon cans...... 75c per gallon. violin. 160-4th “ ... “ .30 58 E ...... Doz. $0.04 ^-gallon cans...... 80c per gallon. 28* E 4 lgths Bd. .12.50 160-5th “ ... “ .32 58 A ...... “ .04 Quart cans ...... 85c per gallon. 71* A 2* “ “ ..2.50 160-6th “ ... “ .40 58 D ...... “ .04 91* D 2 * “ “ ..3.50 BANJO. 58* D wound.. “ .10 Packed six gallons in a case. Try a sample lot, we guarantee it. 108 G 1 “ D oz.. .55 186*-lst...... Doz. $0.20 58* G .12 Each String in envelope. 186*-2d...... “ .20 GUITAR. violin. 186*-3d...... “ .20 162 E ...... Doz. $0.70 27* E 3 lgths Bd.J1.75 186*-4th wound “ .30 162 B ...... “ .06 Imperial Hard Oil Finish, Light. 70* A 2* “ “ .. 1.75 186*-5th...... “ .20 162 G ...... “ .06 MANDOLIN. 162* G wound.. “ .14 90* D 2* “ “ .. 2.20 162* D .16 Our “ IMPERIAL” Hard Oil still “ heads the list,” and it is the 105 D 1 “ D oz.. .25 1140*-lst...... Doz. $0.20 162* A “ “ .18 only Hard Oil Finish that gives results and ALWAYS pays YOU a VIOLIN. 1140*-2d...... “ .20 162* E “ “ .22 21 E 2 * lgths Bd — $1.15 1140*-3d wound “ .30 profit. 1140*-4th “ “ .32 BANJO. 5-gallon cans...... 85c per gallon. 61 A 2* “ “ ....1.25 181-lst...... Doz. $0.06 81 D 2* “ “ ....2.00 JOHN F. STRATTON’S 181-2d...... “ .06 1-gallon cans...... 90c per gallon. 104 G 1 “ D oz...... 20 S tandard 181-3d...... “ .06 Keep it in stock and make money. GUITAR. Gut, I Loth. S ilvered S t e e l S trings. 181*-4th wound “ .16 170-1st...... Doz. $0.70 violin. 181-5th...... “ .06 170-2d 55 E ...... Doz. $0.08 MANDOLIN. 170-3d...... “ .90 56 A ...... “ .08 170-4th w ound.. “ .45 52* D ...... “ .08 1136 E ...... Doz. $0.60 DON’T FORGET 170-5th “ .. “ .50 52 D wound.. “ .15 1136 A ...... “ .06 170-6th “ .. “ .55 53 G “ .. “ .20 1136* D wound. “ .14 1136* G “ “ .14 The “Imperial” Liquid Wood Filler. Each String in envelope. GUITAR. BANJO. Gut, 2 Lgth. 157* E ...... Doz. $0.12 We make it and make it better than ever. 180-lst...... Doz. $0.70 158* B ...... “ .12 FOR SALE BY 180-2d...... “ .80 159* G ...... “ .12 180-3d...... “ .90 159 G wound.. “ .20 180-4th w ound.. “ .55 176* D “ “ .22 Richardson Drug Go. Kept in Stock and Sold by Richardson Drug Co. 180-5th...... “ .70 177* A “ “ .26 OMAHA. 1-15-08 Each String in envelope. 178* E “ .32 12-15-07 b e ' : OMAHA DRUGGIST S3

Henry H, Shufeldt & Go. TO THE DRUGGISTS OF THE U. S: Distillers and Blenders. For several years past we have had prin­ ted upon the face of our cartons as well as TRY OUR NEW in our newspaper advertisements the fact that in the manufacture of our laxative we use senna as well as fig's, and we have now decided, in order to make the name more Premium Dry Gin fully descriptive of the remedy, to add to DISTILLED AND BOTTLED BY the name Syrup of Figs the words “and Elixir of Senna.” The trade and the public will doubtlessly continue to call for the remedy by the original and shorter name of Syrup of Figs, but hereafter its full official title will be, as printed upon our labels and cartons—“Syrup of Figs and Elixir of » S en n a .” Our “ general guaranty” has been filed In bulk and cases. In with the Secretary of Agriculture and will every way AS GOOD fully protect the trade in the sale of our AS THE IMPORTED remedy, as we will comply with all the re­ quirements of the Food and Drugs Act of June 30th, 1906.

# Yours very truly, CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Louisville, Ky. New York, N.Y.

Richardson Drug Co., - 5-07 PEORIA CHICAGO. NEW YORK. Distributors. COLUMBIA HIGH TEST MIDLAND CHLORIDE OF LIME. GLASS AND PAINT IN SIFTING TOP. The only Chloride of Lime can absolutely moisture proof. Will keep in dry condition at all COMPANY times and in any climate. Manufactured by

COLUMBIA CHEMCAL WORK, C h i c a g o , III. X S 11-15-07

Headquarters for G E O R G E M. CUR.TIS Plate, Window and Ornamental Glass Pure California Oiive Oil Mirrors and Leaded Art Glass Produced from Olives grown upon our own ranch in Cali­ fornia. Delicate and Delicious Flavor. Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act, June 30, 1906. Serial No. 9311.

ABSOLUTE PURIT2 GUARANTEED Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes and We will give one ounce of gold for each and Painters’ Supplies. every ounce o f adulteration fou n d m this oil. BLOOMINGTON LAND CO. GEORGE M. CURTIS, President. 1608-1610-1612 Harney St. Offices at Bloomington, California, and Clinton, Iowa. RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Wholesale Agents , Omaha 6-15-08 OTV\/\H/Y, NEB. 8 -1 5 -0 8 54 OMAHA DRUGGIST

/ ' » . No Druggist we ever Keecrd of

wanted to use old style ointment boxes after a sight of Myers Patent Box and when he finds that the’ cost is practically the same he sends his order to his jobber and marks it plainly MYERS PATENT LABEL RETAINING LID SEAMLESS TIN BOXES

O ur boxes are all designated PRICES by their actual capacity in fluid ounces. We pack any assort­ Pa.cked 1-2 Gross in Box ment desired. Fluid ounces Plain Gold Lacqd. Made of seamless tin or aluminum with the cardboard X per gross, $0.60 $0.60 top added o u ts id e the metal ^ “ .75 .75 lid and held securely by the 1 “ 1.15 1.15 broad rim of the metal. . The convenience and practicability 2 “ 1.80 1.80 of this box are evident. We 3 “ 2 .2 0 2 .2 0 furnish a similar feature in aluminum screwcaps for glass 4 2.50 2.50 and porcelain ointment jars. Prices on application.

Samples furnished on request TH E RICHARDSON DRUG CO. carry a complete stock of these boxes and will be pleased to fill your orders MYERS MANUFACTURING CO.. 9th and Market Streets. CAMDEN. N. J.

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“A cold in the head is worse than two in the feet.” THE dEBVER SOAP CO., For information on DAYTON, OHIO. PEROXIDES of Calcium, Magnesium, Stron­ tium and Zinc, fiRHfflPR’S WONDER SORP. PERBORATES of Sodium, Magnesium, Zinc and 50 Cakes, large size...... SS 25 100 Cakes, large size...... 6 50 OXONE, the Oxygen Generator, 50 Cakes, small size...... 1 95 ' write to S o a P. 1100 Cakes, small size...... 3 85 THE ROESSLER & HASSLAGHER CHEMICAL CO., 100 Williams St., New York. OMAHA DRUGGIST 55

BUY NOW AND GET THE BENEFIT OF A GOOD THING PRIMA TONIC thdI ,^ d I A BIG ££ UPON V. ^ Every Sale. Increases your business at P R O FIT the Soda Fountain ENDORSED BY PHYSICIANS EVERY STOCK OWNER IS A POSSIBLE CUSTOMER New selling price in effect Dec. 1st, 1906, rebate on bot­ —FOR— tles until March 1st, 1907, re­ mains 35c per dozen, after March 1st, 1907, 25c per doz. ZENOLEUM We pay freight on empties. Prices in single casks lots $10.50 per cask, 5 cask lots Animal DIP $9.50 per cask. F.O.B. Omaha. Brings you health in nature’s pure Disinfectant. products of Caramel Barley Malt, Hops and Honey. WRITE US TODAY. SEND MAID­ MAKES RICH BLOOD ING LIST OF FARMERS. ASK FOR OUR WINDOW DISPLAY, BOOKS, 5 x $9.50 - $47.50 CIRCULARS AND POSTERS...... 50 doz. Bottles @ 25c - 12.50 For 600 Bottles - $35.00 equals 5 5-6c per bottle. YOU KNOW THE GOODS CAN’T BE BEAT. Is the best SELEER on the market; and nets the druggist the Every Jobber Sells ZENOLEUM. largest net profit. Packed 10 dozen bottles to a cask. Serial No. 582, Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act, June 30, 1906. M ade in Canada. Return all empty bottles to Prima Tonic Company, 586 North Halsted Street, Chicago, 111. Window Display and Advertising Matter Sent Free of Charge Zenner Disinfectant Co., 3-15-os and Freight Prepaid, Upon Request. 115 Sandwich St„ WINDSOR, DNT. Send all orders to RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Omaha, Neb.

LE/XDIING SPECIALTIES “LEST YOU FORGET.” ------OF ------Reed S c Carnrlck POPHAM’S 42/46 Germania Avenue, JERSEY CITY, N. J. ASTHMA SPECIFIC PR0T0NUCLEIN (Tablets, Powder and Ointment.) Gives prompt and Positive (Proto-et Nucleo-ftlasms P . & C.) Relief in every Case. Primary substances of the cells of the body, containing the true Nucleins. Per d o z e n ...... $7.00 PEPTENZYME (Tablets, Powder and Elixir.) .,(Nucleo-enzymes R. &. C.) Retail price $1.00 per box. Nucleo-enzymeS of all glands that aid the digestion. TR0PH0NINE (Liquid.) ESTABLISHED 1869. (Sat. Sol. N ucleo-\_-proteid-et albumen cum enzymes.'] R . & C.) THOS. POPHAM CO. Contains the highest form of Nutriment found in cell. 37 years in Philadelphia, PANCROBILIN (Pill and Liquid.) now Asbury Park, N. J. Physiologically prepared ox-bile and Nucleo-enzymes of the Pancreas. For Intestinal Indigestion and Hab­ THINK OF IT! itual Constipation; also as a Cholagogue. Our neighbor, Uysander M. Peck, NEPHRITIN (5 Gr. Tablets only.) Came mighty near being a wreck, The primary substances of the cells of the cortex, and the con­ He had Asthma so bad voluted tubules of the Kidnej'. For Brights, and other disturb­ ances of the Kidney. He was only too glad To get something to keep it in check. CARNRICK’S LACTO-PREPARATA. A pure milk infants’ food and perfect equivalent for mother’s The Druggist, George Washington Dwight, milk. Knew just what would bring him ’round right, CARNRICK’S SOLUBLE FOOD. So “ Popham’s” he sold him A milk and cereal food for infants, invalids and dyspeptics. And as every one told him CORDIAL ANALEPTINE. It knocked the Asthma clean out of sight. For Rheumatism and Gouty Diathesis. Popham’s Asthma Specific Brings Sunshine, and if our esteemed R0B0LINE CORDIAL. friends, the Druggists, would follow the example of Mr. Dwight and A tonic and nerve-stimulant. bring out “ Popham’s” every time, what a blessing they would con ZYM0CIDE. fer upon mankind, and how great would be their reward. Don’t forget A colorless, non-poisonous liquid antiseptic. 1-15-08 1-15-08 Trade supplied by RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Omaha. 56 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DR. MOTT'S GROGAN’S PURITY OLIVE OIL: Pennyroyal Female Pills. A strictly Caliiornia pro­ duction. Guaranteed to com­ ply with the National Pure A rc the Best Preparation Known for the Complete and Perfect Restoration Food Law, enacted June 30, : of the Menstrual Functions. 190 6. x : Manufactured and Packed by For irregularity, suppression, painful menstruation, leucorrhoea, or whites, they have no equal, and have cured CHAS. P. GROGAN. Los Angeles, Cal. j where other remedies fail. Are entirely vegetable, and are 1-15-08 very powerful in their action. They are safe, certain and effectual, and are prepared to act directly on the circulatory ..Established 15 Years.. system of the uterus, and will restore, s a f e l y and s u r e l y , its normal action, and restore scanty and SUPPRESSED Highest Awards menstruation. W O R LD ’S FAIR Dr. Mott's Pennyroyal Pills are for sale by our agents, or we will send them by mail to any address in a THE MOST RELIABLE GOODS IN THE WORLD. sealed, plain wrapper on receipt of price, $ 1 .00, or six BAR FIXTURES, packages for $ 5.00. Directions accompany each box. DRAIN BOARDS! M ID ALU Tin, Zinc, Brass, Copper, j Nickel and all Kitchen and | WHY? Plated Utensils. Class. Wood, Marble. Por­ Because Every Customer Recommends It to His Friends. celain. Eto. . CEORCE WM. HOFFMAN. Manufacturer and Proprietor FOR SALE BY DR. MOTT'S CHEMICAL CO 295 E*b t W ashington S t .. iNotanapoua. j RICHARDSON DRUG CO., 902 Jackson St., Omaha. 4-15-08 CLEVELAND, O. THE BAR-KEEPERS’ FRIEND. 0 1 lb . Box, 2 5 C e n ts . 11-15-07

WHEN YOUR. CUSTOMERS ASK FOR SURE CURE FOR PILES BLACK CAPSULES W iE k n o w that it pays to forward our customers THEY WANT W JUST SUCH GOODS AS THE ORDER CALLS FOR. Jt WILL PAY YOU AND IT WILL MAKE A REGULAR CUSTO­ THE “OLD RELIABLE” M E R OF THE CONSUMER, BY SELLING HIM DR. BOSANKO’S PILE REMEDY WHEN A CURE IS CALLED FOR IN ANY CASE P L A N T E N ’S "O 1 OF RECTAL DISEASE. <= CO ^ C Sc c ^ GO2 O« HOW MISTAKES MAY OCCUR * h e believe that nine people out of ten who imagine they have kidney complaint, are mistaken. The symptoms all indicate S t « diseased kidnej s, but the foundation and source is a diseased rectum. Cure the rectal disease and the kidneys will resume « 1 healthy action. The fact is, Piles and Hemorrhoids do not get £ u. half the credit that is due them for bringing on all manner of H O complaints. By obstructing the action of the bowels, they re­ •a hi tain in the body poisonous matter that filters into the kidneys ® fl£ until they become overcharged. The poison is turned back into ® < the system by way of the blood. A sense of weight in the back lack » ^ or abdomen, an uneasy feeling that the bowels should move, B 9 S spells of indigestion and biliousness, headache, a moisture with CAPSULES disagreeable itching after getting warm—these are all symptoms of Piles. Blind, Bleeding, Protruding and Itching Piles yield POPULAR SINCE 1836 to Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy. We have made and sold this remedy for thirty years, at 50c per jar. It is worth $5.00 to any person that has Piles. Capsulating Private Formulas a Specialty. DR. BOSANKO’S PILE REMEDY RETAIL PRICE 50cts, $4.00 PER DOZ. Correspondence Solicited. DR. GUNN’S IMPROVED LIVER PILLS “ “ 25cts, 1.75 “ DR. GUNN’S BLOOD AND NERVE TONIC “ “ 75cts, 6.50 “ H. PLANTEN & SON, 93 Henry St., BROOKLYN, N. Y. DR, GUNN’S COUGH SYRUP “ “ 50cts, 4.00 “ “THE PIONEER AMERICAN CAPSULE HOUSE.” (ESTABLISHED IN NEW YORK IN 1836.) GUARANTEED UNDER FOOD AND DRUGS ACT JUNE 30,1906 SERIAL NUMBER 1085 Manufacturers of Superior SAMPLES, PAMPHLETS & WINDOW DISPLAY F. O. B. YOUR TOWN FILLED AND EMPTY CAPSULES. SEND STICKER AND NAME OF JOBBER ON POSTAL CARD SOLE SELLING AGENTS FOR ADDRESS DR. B0SANK0 CO., PHILADELPHIA PA. ENGLISH THESE GOODS SOLD BY ALL JOBBING DRUG HOUSES BLAIR’S Gout and rheumatic PILLS 1 7-15-0