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Richardson Drug Company, General Agents and Distributors, OMAHA, NEB 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........................................................ 70.0025 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
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