OMAHA. DRUGGIST. 1 RICHARDSON DRUG CO. Department, CLEAR HAVANA MAR.GUER.ITAS. No. in Box. Per M. For an appreciative trade. Conchas ...... ^ .... 50V. $57.00 Perfecto...... 50 . 70.00 OPTIMO. Conchas Extra, boxes of 50, per M., $60.00 METROPOLIS. Demi Tasse, 25, 65.00 No. in Boxo. Per M. Non Plus Ultra, 50, 70.00 Invincibles...... 50 . $60.00 Paneteles, 50, 70.00 Prince of Wales, 50, 85.00 ^Aromaticos, 50, 90.00 SUMATRA AND HAVANA. Media Perfecto, 25, 90.00 No. in Box. Per Nl. Favoritas, 50, 90.00 Wellerette, Demi Tasse (something1 new)... 50 $35.00 Club House, 50, 1 00 .0 0 Wellerette, tins...... , ...... 25 35.00 Perfecto Finis, 25, 105.00 Wellerette, foil...... v ...... 50 35.00 Wellerette, Couchas (loose)... •...... 50 35.00 Wellerette, small (loose)...... 50 35.00 NEW LINE HAVANA CIGARS, Citizens...... 50 35.00 Dominguez...... 100 35.00 Department...... 50 35.00 Iron Cross...... 50 35.00 Imported Stock...... 50 35.00 Inglaterra...... ’...... 50 35.00 Puravana...... 50 35.00 Single Binder...... 50 35.00 Spanish Lily...... 35.00 50 Salvator 35.00 50 Thackeray...... 50 35.00 White B e a u ty ...... 50 35.00 Little Bachelors...... 50 35.00 Drummer...... 35.00 50 Lillian Russell...... 5035.00 Havana. Seconds...... 50 35.00 Capaduras ...... 50 35.00 Cunolas...... 50 35.00 Cremo...... 35.00 50 Fxilly Deserving the Title. Shore Acres ...... 33.00 50 No. in Box. Per M. 'Auburnette...... 5033.00^ . $58.00 Speckled Trout...... 25.00 50 .. 50 60.00 Rosa Vera...... 50 25.00 .. 50 60.00 Cuban Palm...... 25.00 50 Perfecto. . 50 70.00 Nettie Moore ...... 25.00 50 .. 25 . 85.00 Banquet Hall Little Cigar...... 7.50

A Complete Line Leading Brands BACHELORS. Cigarettes. No. in Box. Per M. .. 50 $60.00 Brevas 70.00 STOGIES. No. in Box. Per M. .. 50 65.00 Havana Midgets...... 100 $12.50 Mexo Rico...... 100 ,12.50 R.. CHEROOTS. •: No. in Box. Per M. No. in'Box. Per M. $60.00 Little Wayne...... 100 $17.50 60.00 Quill Club...... 1Q0 17.50 .. 12 60.00 Yours Truly...... 1 ...... 100 14.00 70.00 Old Virginia...... (...... !250 12.50

Your Orders Solicited. RJchardsorx Drug Co.

m . OMAHA DRUGGIST

F' u lly

El Famoso Conchas Esp., 1-20.. . El Famoso Puritano, 1-20.. . El Famoso Petit Invincible, 1-20 El Famoso Perfecto, 1-20.. .

El Famoso Invincible (Each c ! ! afro ii. ra p

SAN TELMO CIGAR MANUFACTURING CO. DETROIT, MICH,

RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Distributors. Shotv Case and Drug Store a ", Trade Supplied by RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Om aha, Neb. We Want Your Order for ALABASTINE

Because Alabastine is not a kalsomine, but a durable cement base wall coating that will please your trade. Because Alabastine is advertised and in demand, sold at uniform prices, and will yield you a good legitimate margin of profit. Because Alabastine is not something “ just as good” but the best and only durable wall coating. Because you have not the time nor inclination to try to sell your customers what they do not care for or want, and that will not give them permanent satisfaction. Because the Alabastine Company is positively the only manufacturer of wall coating in the world that does all the introducing, advertising and pushing—creates, maintains and adds to the demand* alike for jobbers and for retailers.

ALABASTINE CO, GRAND RA FIDS, MICH . /OS WATER STREET , NEW YORK CITY. Trade Supplied by RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Omaha, Neb.

■EClP^iP m OMAHA DRUGGIST, * > < 1 * W ' ’- MfPP *,

f POROUS f e : ; r :'S:,. PIASTERS ALWAYS GIVE SATISFACTION. When a druggist sells an “ Allcock’s” plaster he takes no chances and at the same time renders his customer the best service. You never knew them to fail. You never bad a customer bring- one back dissatisfied. “ Allcock’s” has stood the test of over 50 years’ use by the publie and is acknowledged as the Standard Plaster of the World, Allcock’s Corn and Bunion Plasters are made from Allcock’s Porous Plasters and are equally reliable. They are the best, surest, cleanest and cheapest remedy for the purpose.

Brandreth’s Pills. Pure, Harmless, Effective. E v e r y D r u g g is t should always keep a good supply of these world renowned pills on hand. They are purely veg­ etable and are made of the purest and highest class materials obtainable.

T o S eed t h e s e R e m e d ie s m e a n s S a t is f ie d C u st o m e r s. Y ou K n o w W h a t t h is M e a n s t o Y o u .

ALLCOCK MANUFACTURING CO, (Successors,) Salesrooms, 274 Canal Street, New York.

FOUR YEARS OLD. Contains No Neutral Spirits. •-» KING OF ITS KIND. TEUSCHER & CO DISTILLERS, ST. LOUIS, mo. Handsomely Engraved Bar Bottle and One Dozen Glasses with each Barrel. ‘ . .* , ? 1 , ... > 1 . , - ■■ | t .: - '■ . ; x J f F * \ \ f \ Trade Supplied toy RICHARDSON DRUG CO., OrriaHa. Cbc nly UHbiskcy Sold with

$ 1000.22 Guarantee of Absolute Ipurity * * (Hlever Sold in Bulb)

Twelve Reasons Why You Should Handle

I l e r ’ s P u r e M a l t W h i s k e y

Which is Gaining in Popularity Over All Whiskeys, Scotch, Irish, Canadian or Domestic, are: 1st —Because it is a happy combination of the best qualities 8th —Because it is the only whiskey sold under a substantial of all, without the fault of one. guarantee of purity, offering $1,000 to anyone who can 2 d —Because it surpasses in delicacy and mellowness of flavor detect in the same any impurities or artificial color­ anything and everything heretofore put on the market. ing, flavoring, etc. 3 d -Because it appeals equally to the fancy of the connoisseur 9th - Because it is properly distilled from the very choicest as well as to the delicate taste and stomach of women materials and never sold until fully matured in gov­ and invalids. ernment bonded warehouses. 4th —Because its superior quality, taste and purity, make IOth Because it is sold entirely upon its merits, without it the favorite of the physician, of the -family, at the the aid of fabulous sums for advertising, which must bar, as well as on the sideboard. be added to the price of the goods, and for which the consumer always pays in the end. 5th —Because it supplants and excels all other whiskeys for making a hot scotch, a hot toddy, or a high-ball. nth Because it is offered, not as a patent nostrum, claiming to cure all incurable diseases, but for what it is 6th —Because it is the only Malt Whiskey offered by its bona worth—a first-class tonic, a rational stimulant, and a fide distiller; is never sold in bulk, but only under concentrated food of the highest possible quality. the distiller’s bottling and labels. 12th- Because it is sold at a small legitimate profit, war­ 7th Because it is distilled at one of the largest distillei-ies ranted by its manufacture and sale in extraordinary in the country, whose trade-mark is the best guar­ quantities, by a distillery paying over three million antee of high quality. dollars annually for internal revenue tax alone. W i l l o w S p r in g s D i s t i l l e r y DISTILLERS OF GOLDEN SHEAF PUR.E RYE AND BOURBON WHISKEY AND ILER’S EAGLE GIN

^ ^ ^ CAPACITY. 13,000 GALLONS PER. DAY ^ ^ ^

OMAHA DRUGGIST. 5

GUILD’S GREEN MOUNTAIN =ASTHMA CUR

The Tried and the True.

This unrivaled remedy is the result of many years study and experience in the special treatment of diseases of the lungs and throat, by Dr. J. H. Guild, graduate of New York Medical College and Chemical Laboratory, a practitioner in Bellevue and New York Charity Hospitals and a physician of recognized ability and distinguished eminence. This article has been the standard remedy for Asthma for a quarter of a century. It has found its way on its own merits to every civilized country on the globe. The growing demand, its great popularity and general use, stamp it as absolutely the most successful and satisfactory rem­ edy that has ever been placed on the market. No other preparation has met with such great and uniform success, as a permanent cure of Acute or Chronic Asthma, especially spasmodic Asthma, Hay Asthma, yet. Absolutely harmless, can be used by the most deli­ cate with perfect safety, whether young or old and never fails to give immediate relief and perfect satisfaction. Thousands of testimonials from all over the world reciting the most marvelous cures. Put up in two size tins, Large Size, Small Size, Evans S c Sons, Ltd., Montreal. We are pushing this remedy as the best and most satisfactory Asthma Cure on the market. Rio Hard son Drug Co.

A Scire Cinch fo r METZ BROS. BREWING CO. Country "Druggists OMAHA, NEB.

Our spring advertising contracts “ OMAHA'S FAVORITE BEER” out. We shall give more pub­ licity than ever to now famous BHEWERY’S OWN BOTTLING

The Best Proof of Zenoleum its Purity lies in the fact that physicians pre­ scribe METZ BEER for their patients. Its qualities as a tonic Disinfectant and general rejuvenator of the human system are recognized by Sheep=Dip, Hog=Wash all familiar with its merits. Its freedom from adulterants, the patience, skill and care exercised and Lice=Killer in its manufacture, recommends it to you. We solicit a trial order, so as to convince you of its merits. METZ BEER is put up in cases Send us your Mailing List and we of two dozen quarts or pints; also will cover it thoroughly with our in barrels, if so desired. Send “ Veterinary Advisor” and “ Pig- orders through your wholesale druggist, or direct to gie’sTroubles,” theswellestbooks of the year. The Zenner Disinfectant Co. METZ BROS. BREWING COMPANY, OnAHA, NEB. 1 “Bates S't., “Detroit, Mich. We invite you to call on us when in the city and inspect the most modern brewery in this country. 6 OMAHA DRUGGIST. D u f f y ’ s Pure M alt W hiskey MEDICINE FOR ALL MANKIND. The standard medicinal whis­ key for nearly half a century; recognized by the Government as a medicine, and may be sold as such in original bottles by druggists and dealers with­ out payment of the special United States tax. Booklets and other adver­ tising matter furnished to the trade on application. Sold and Recommended by Richardson Drug Go., Om aha, Nebraska. C O R. K S S O M E T H I N G NEW.

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 Brand. --- MANUFACTURED BY--- ARMSTRONG CORK COMPANY, io and 12 No r t h S e c o n d S t r e e t , ST. LOUIS, MO.

The only firm ever awarded a Medal for the Best Spanish Auso Manufacturers of Licorice by the American Institute Fair.

D. & S. Loz. 5-lb Glass Jars. “ “ 5-lb Glass Front Box. “ “ 5c Boxes, 2 Dozen in Box. W, G, DEAN & SON, 6 and 10-lb Cans’ “ Licorice Pellets, 5-lb Glass Jars. 361 and 363 Washington St., 20-lb Kegs. “ “ “ Glass Front Box. Penny Boxes, 100 in Box, Licorice Pellets. NEW YORK. FOR TA B L E and M EDICAL USE. Trade Supplied by RICHARDSON DRUG CO. OMAHA DRUGGIST. 7 This is about Monheit s Celebrated Foot Salve, ,uuuV

Dr. M. Monheit’s Celebrated Foot Salve has been on the market for twenty- five years, and is known both in this country and abroad. , A SURE ______, CURE FOR FROSTED, BLISTERED Its wonderful effect (PERSPIRING,TENDER AND SORE FEET. PREPARED ONLY BY in curing sore and IDfo KLGaQKHXHfDlTo tender feet has been SURGEON CHIROPODIST. recognized by the ^516 FARNAM ST, medical staff of the Austrian army in the Price, per dozen, $1.75. treatment of the feet of the soldiers in times of maneuver-. DIRECTIONS: ing. For corns, bunions, chilblains, tenderness of feet, ingrow­ ing- toe-nails, and excessive perspiration, bathe the feet in hot Having made the water, using tar soap, then dry and massage them with the art of chiropody a Foot Salve. life study, it enables For soft corns between the toes, apply the Salve with a little piece of gauze between the toes. me to understand the For bunions, apply the Salve on a round piece of gauze and cause of the different place it on the bunion. ailments of the foot, A little of Monheit’s Foot Salve applied to any cut or and the proper remedy to effect a permanent cure. irritation will arrest inflammation. Repeating these treat­ ments every day or two for three months will give a permanent With a great many people the greater part of the cure, even in the most severe cases. superfluous moisture which the system has to throw After all, the preparation is its own best advocate. A trial off, finds its outlet through the pores of the feet. This will be more convincing of its merits than anything we can say. We offer you only a few of the hundreds of testimonials moisture being closed up in the shoe makes the air we have received, and guarantee each genuine. foul, and causes the feet to become feverish, and also has a tendency to irritate the feet between the toes, Chadron, Neb., Sept. 1, 1900. Mr . Monheit, Omaha, Neb. Dear Sir: Kindly send me another box of your Foot Salve. I am on and cause soft corns. Many people try to get relief my feet almost continually, but since I began using your Salve I have no more trouble with tired feet. Respectfully yours, by closing up the pores with a powder or chalk, but Dr . P. T. Ba r ber. without obtaining good results, and it is really resist­ Omaha, Feb. 6th, 1903. ing nature, driving back the moisture which the Thos. F. Godfrey, City Passenger and Ticket Agent Mo. Pac. R. R., writes: “ Have used Dr. Monheit’s Foot Salve and find great relief from system has to throw off. its use and all that it Is recommended to be.”

To overcome all these difficulties; to enjoy solid A prominent physician and surgeon of Omaha says: “ Monheit’s Foot Salve is the best preparation for abused and sore feet that I know of. It comfort of the feet; to prevent the foul air arising relieves and cures corns, and keeps the feet in a wholesome and comfor­ from that moisture; to prevent soft corns between the table condition when used according to directions.” February 10,1903. toes and tenderness of the feet, it is necessary to keep Dr . M. Monheit, Omaha, Nebraska. My Dear Professor: Enclosed herewith find my draft on the Omaha the air in the shoe pure and to disinfect the pores of National Bank, amounting to $1.50, for six boxes of your Foot Salve. One of these boxes is for personal use and the other five are for friends in the foot. It is also necessary to feed the pores with a Colorado who could not procure same in Denver or Cripple Creek. I have used it with great success during the past six years and it is as skin food, which possesses both qualities of healing necessary to my toilet as a tooth brush, in fact it is indispensable. I wear rubber boots during the spring at my ranch to a great extent, and when and disinfecting, without driving back the perspira­ night comes I use your celebrated Salve and it relieves that “ tired feeling” and overheated feet. This salve should occupy a prominent place in the grip of every traveling man in the United States. This tion. Monheit’s Celebrated Foot Salve will positively endorsement is given without any solicitation, but I do so for humanity’s sake. Yours truly, o n h e i t cure all these ailments. Dr. M. M . Robt. S. Oberfelder. OUJ^SUD BffU Gm ST.

"^Inferior Whiskey injures the stomach and destroys the brain. Pink Top Cream CAPSULES contain 5 grains of powdered Phenalgin. Physicians Pure prescribe them as “ Cap- sulce Rubra et A lb a .” Phenalgin in Powder Rye \ 2 -grain Tablets, Price, and Pink Top C,A Capsules, is AMERICA’S FINEST WHISKEY. One Dollar, sold in one- ounce bot­ tles only. Tones the stomach, aids digestion and is a health food Write for Literature. for brain workers. Sold at all first-class liquor and drug stores. Order from your J o b b e r.^ ^ ; DALLEMAND & CO, ETNA CHEMICAL CO, ^ 70.80 Lake Street, CHICAGO, 313 West St., New York, U. S. A. Distillers and Importers. Wholesale Liquor Dealers. Proprietors of the Celebrated “CREAM PURE RYE.” TIME PROVES ALL THINCS. We are selling agents for (ole’s ifllbt. Sterling (arbolisalve Has been used in all countries and climates for more than 1R^e Mbtsfce^ a quarter of a century and its reputation as “T he Great Skin Remedy” increases with the years.

One of the finest blends on the market. Put up in barrels and half-barrels. Cole’s Family Remedies Are put up in a style attractive either for the shelf or show case. They are intrinsically of the best, and are widely advertised and favorably known. MIHALOVITCH, FLETCHER & CO. CINCINNATI, OHIO. DRUGGISTS I You no Chances when you recom------mend Cole’s Remedies, for they are guaranteed. They always please, and satisfied customers are your best advertisements. We solicit your orders. RICHARDSON DRUG CO. J. W . COLE & CO., Black River Falls, - - Wisconsin, OMAHA DRUGGIST, 9 ’ GRISWOLD'S SALVE

An old style Stick Salve of wonderful merit that for more than fifty years has maintained its reputation for curing

BOILS, CUTS, FROST BITES, GORINS, BUNIONS, Etc. I Equally valuable for accidents to Horse Flesh. It sticks good. It heals and can be recommended with confidence.

TRADE SUPPLIED BY RICHARDSON DRUG CO„ Omaha, Neb, STICK’EM.

“ You Stick to Me, I’ll Stick to You”

\//7 ('.'S "STI

More Profit to the Retailer than on Any Other Brand.

NOT the kind that THE FLIES PULL AW AY FROM. STANDARD SIZE PACKAGES. 7 NOT the kind that DRIES UP. Price per Carton,...... 3 0 c QUALITY GUARANTEED Price per Case...... $ 2 .6 0 Price for Ten or More Cases.. .$2.55 W e Guarantee it to your Jobber and he protects you.

The Grand Rapids Sticky Fly Paper Co. An Independent Company. Not in Any Trust. Grand Rapids, Mich. OMAHA DRUGGIST. Spring Weather Grown The Brings S H ER W IN - Sore, Tender, Sweating Transparent WILLIAMS CO. Feet. VARNISHES x Stand without an equal. Interior Finish We have a full line. TENDER T 0 , meets all the demands McCarthy’s Also a Complete Line of Odor of higher priced ^ ° r r c o r n s varnishes. Standard....Berry Bros....Valentines % •"epABeo only 5Y^^ It is Suitable for all VARNISHES E. Z. Foot Comfort | R.M« CARTtlY Interior Work. A Liquid Wood Sealer cures them. Dries dust proof in six hours, hard in twenty- SHELLACINE Foot Comfort sells quickly and customers come again. four hours. Meets the requirements Keep your stock up and lose no trade. of higher priced Per Gallon, $1.25. liquid fillers. 5>Gal. Can, $1.20. Per gal...... $1.00 P reston, I o w a, Feb. 13, 1903. I per gallon.) -gal---- . 1.10 F. R. McC a r t h y , Jefferson, Iowa. Dear Si r : Please find enclosed 25c in stamps, for which please send me Trial Orders X -g al- . 1.20 another box of your Foot Comfort. I have tried several, and there is none half Solicited. (per gallon.) as good as yours. I am over seventy and my feet are very tendi r. It seems to Z V / i Less per cent. he just the thing. Respectfully, Mrs. L. I). A rnoi,d, SUNLIGHT 909 E. Howard St., Creston, la. RED PAINT 5 and 10-gal. cans, 60c. 1-gal. cans, 65c. It Cures Where Others Fa.il. RICHARDSON DRUG CO. Trade Supplied by Richardson Drug Co. “Canadian Club 11 ESPEY’S Fragrant Crea^m Whisky Is the only perfect preparation for Chapped Hands, Face, Lips, Chafing-, Sunburn and Premature Wrinkles, also recommended for all such skin diseases as Eczema, Salt Rheum and Tetter. It will soothe, beautify and leave the skin clear, white and healthy. Use it on the face after shaving-, also for holding- face powder. Do not forget.

Espey’s Toilet Powder

Distilled end Bottled by A N D ...... € Espey’s Fragrant Cream Hiram Walker & Sons Toilet Soap -— Limited, The above named g-oods are 25-cent articles, and the most popular on the market. Every bottle of Espey’s Fra­ Walkerville, Canada.- grant Cream sold satisfies and secures a customer.

SAMPLES OF POWDER FREE.

R B. KEYS, Chicago, OMAHA DRUGGIST. II

DISPLAY CASES. We carry in stock a line of -----PRICES------the excellent 36-in., grade “ A ” ...... $17.50 I 6-ft., grade “ A” ...... $35.00 36-in., grade “ B” ...... 15.00 | 6-ft., grade “ B” ...... 25.00 42-in., grade “ A ” ...... 21.25 I 8-ft., grade “ A ” ...... 50.00 New York Stacte 42-in., grade “ B” ...... 17.50 | 8-ft., grade “ B” ...... 37.50 WRITE EOR DISCOUNT. Wines

and... Golden Age Champagne

Produced by the Hammondsport Wine Co. of Hammonds- No. 99—DISPLAY CASE (6 feet.) Height, 40 in.; width, 24 in. Shipped K. D. (Knock Down.) port, N. Y., and solicit a trial order. They will Front and top glass in 6 and 8-ft. cases only, divided into two please you both in price and quality. lights. Manufactured of selected plain White Oak, neatly finished and constructed; sliding doors; shelves and bottom covered with cloth. Prices are made F. O. B. Detroit. GRADES: “ A” glazed with beveled plate top, balance best D. S. glass. “ B” ghtzed throughout with D. S. glass. Manufactured by THE REID MANUFACTURING CO., Detroit, Mich., U. S. A. Richardson Drug Co., Omaha, Neb. RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Sales Agents. ¥ Galloway Obstetrical Equipment DR. SCOTT’S Use of this equipment will enable the physician Electric Hair Brushes. to greatly shorten the bedside time of labor; avoid many disagreeable features to himself and patient; keep the bed and clothing clean, and relieve much HEADACHE, NEURALGIA, FALLING HAIR, pain, by relaxing the crevix and perineum. DANDRUFF and BALDNESS. i j We guarantee it to cure, and state in our advertisements' ; " t that money will be refunded after six months’ trial if not I?' i satisfactory. Any druggist receiving such a complaint can refund the purchase price, and upon returning the brush to us will be reimbursed. The brush is now being extensively advertised, and your wholesale house can supply you.

MADE IN F'lX/E SIZES. RETAIL PRICES. HAIR BRUSHES. No. I, $i.oo each. No. 2, f 1.5 0 each. No. 3 , $2.00 each. No, 4, $2.50 each. No. 5 , $3.00 each. Dr. Scott’s Flesh Brush, $3 .00. Dr. Scott’s Tooth Brush, 50 cents. Dr. Scott’s Electric Foot Salve, 25 cents. Price Complete, $10.00. Recommended and used by many of our leading physicians. Dr. Scott’s Electric Plaster. Ask your jobber for descriptive circulars, or write us direct. Cures Colds, Neuralgic Pains, Stomach, Kidney and Liver Trouble, The B. F. Coodrich Company, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, etc. 25 cents each. Akron Rubber Works. AKRON, OHIO. Pall Mall Electric Company, NEW YORK, 66-68 Reade Street. BOSTON, 157 Summer Street. CHICAGO, 141 Lake Street. . SAN FRANCISCO, 392 Mission Street. 870 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 12 OMAHA DRUGGIST. AND SAVE 5 B U Y A and 2 1-2 PER CEN T.

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

PAID THE WAR TAX

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.

Send for Almanacs, Cards, Cartons and Counter Wrappers. THE CENTAUR COMPANY, . - j • -rf 77 Murray Street, New York City. <£ President. D//V /I r P H C G AND SAVE 5 DU I A LrfYLSOO and 2 1-2 PER C E N T. Who can’t sell 12 dozen per annum? SOLD BEFORE BOUGHT!

Money Refunded to Thousands of Jars Consumer if Dis­ Sold Everywhere satisfied. and not a kick.

TRADE-MARK. Everv Jar Sold is a Repeater.

TUC PPIPrQ' i DR. BERRY’S FACE CREAM, $7.50 per dO Z. ■ \ dR< BERRY’S FRECKLE OINTMENT, $4.00 per doz. THE BERRY CHEMICAL CO., 52 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, ILL. o r a • .-rai • v - A OMAHA DRUGGIST. H fll>ontbl$ Journal of pharmacy

V ol. XVI. OMAHA, APRIL, 1902. No. 4.

OMAHA DRUGGIST. It will pay to stock them—Wellerettes, Demi Tasse and C. F. WELLER, PUBLISHER. ElFamoso, Petit Invincible. Terms of Subscription...... fi.oo per year. ______Rates of Advertising on Application,______Now is the time to place your orders for Paris Green. We have a large stock, bought before the advance. Get Contributions pertaining to current pharmaceutical topics invited. our prices before placing your orders. 8 8 ?” Address all communications to OMAHA DRUGGIST PUBLISHING CO., The following ladies have been appointed on the Ladies’ ______Ninth and Jackson Sts., Omaha. Reception Committee, for the Twenty-second Annual Meet­ INDEX TO ADVERTISERS. ing of the Nebraska State Pharmaceutical Association, to Page. Page. be held at Gaand Island, Nebraska, June 2nd, 3rd and 4th: Altenheim Med. Disp...... Cover Magnus & Lauer...... 48 Ammonol Chemical Co...... 51 Malydor Mfg. Co...... 48 Mrs. A. W. Buchheit, Grand Island, Chairman; Mrs. C. E- Alabastine Co...... 3 Manierre-Yoe Syrup Co...... Cover Allcock Mfg. Co...... 4 McCarthy, F. R ...... 10 Hopping, Beaver City; Mrs. W. M. Tonner, Lynch; Mrs. Armstrong Cork C o ...... 6 Merchants Gargling Oil...... 50 W. W. Kendall, Superior; Mrs. E. L. Wilson, St. Paul; Ballard, Jas. F...... 49 Metz Bros. Brewing Co...... 5 Beaver Soap Co...... 46 Midland Glass and Paint Co...... 47 Mrs. Jas. Reed, Nebraska City; Mrs. M. E. Shultz, Beatrice; Berry Chemical Co...... 12 Mihalovitch, Fletcher & Co...... 8 Berry Bros., L td...... 50 Monheit...... 7 Mrs. Smith C. Wilson, Lincoln; Mrs. Henry M. Barth, Borden’s Cond. Milk Co...... 46 Munn & Co...... 44 Lincoln; Mrs. P. Strausbaugh, Omaha; Mrs. Oscar Bau- Breemer, A. R. Co...... 48 Murine Eye Remedy Co...... 41 Burrichter, Wm. C ...... 48* Norman Lichty Mfg. Co...... 40 mau, Mrs. Herman Baumau, Mrs. H. C. Graham, Mrs. H. California Fig Syrup Co...... 47 O’Brien Co., D. J ...... Cover Centaur Co., The...... 12 Olney & McDaid...... 41 P. Tucker, Mrs. F. L. Farnsworth, Grand Island. Every Chamberlain Medicine Co...... 47 Pabst Chemical Co...... 49 lady in attendance is assured a royal good time. T h is is Chattanooga Med. C o ...... 47 Pall Mall Elect. Co...... 11 Clarke Bros...... Cover. Planten. H. & Sons...... 52 L a d ie s ’ Y e a r . Be sure to bring your wives, daughters Cole, J. W. & Co ...... 8 Pond’s Extract Co...... 45 Continental Varnish and Color Co.. .46 Reid Manufacturing Co...... 11 and sweethearts with you. Dallemand & C o...... 8 Rheinstrom Bros...... 44 Davol Rubber Co...... 52 Richmond Nervine Co., The Dr. S. A.44 Dean. W. G. & Son...... 6 Rock Island Route...... 43 Cloudiness of Formaldehyde. De Lacy Chemical Co...... 24 Ross, Flowers & Co...... 39 Duffy Malt Whisky Co ...... 6 Sanford’s Library Paste...... 50 Ehgel & Co...... 42 San Telmo Cigar Manufacturing Co. 2 The cloudiness of Formaldehyde during the cold season Eradeline Manufacturing Co. .. ___43 Saunders, Geo. S...... 44 of the year is a natural characteristic which is due to the Evans & Sons, Ltd.... ______5 Schuster’s ...... 40 Etna Chemical Co...... 8 Shepherd Mfg. Co...... 52 precipitation of Para-formaldehyde causing a clouding of Fay & Schueler...... 24 Sherwin-Williams Co...... 44 Fink, H. G. G...... 40 Sleeper, A. L. &. Sons...... 49 the Formaldehyde solution, that is, giving the same a Fould. H. B...... 44 Specialty Manufacturing Co...... 45 milky appearance. Glassup. Frederick...... 49 Storz Brewing Co...... 42 Goodrich. B. F. Rubber Co..;...... T1 Stratton, John F. & Co...... 47 At a temperature of 32 degrees Fahrenheit, or above Grand Rapids Sticky Fly Paper Co.. 9 Success Co...... 46 Griswold’s Salve...... 9 Swanson Rheumatic Co...... 42 the usual commercial quality of 40 per cent. Formaldehyde Hammondsport Wine Co...... 11 Teuscher & Co...... 4 as a rule remains clear, but when the temperature drops Hubert, I ...... 48 Union Pacific R. R ...... Cover Illinois Central R. R ...... 46 Walker, Hiram, & Sons...... 10 below 32 degrees Fahrenheit, a precipitation of the Para­ Jaynes & Sons, Dr. D ...... 4 5 White Top Champagne Co...... 43 Keys. P. B ...... 10 Williams Manufacturing Co...... 41 formaldehyde is liable to take place. Knittle, Joseph, Show Case Co...... 3 Woodman Linseed Oil Co...... Cover It is often the case that goods which are of perfectly Larkin & Scheffer...... Cover Wood Products Co...... Cover Levy, Ben & Co...... 52 Zenner Disinfectant Co...... 5 clear appearance when leaving the factory, reach their des­ tination in a cloudy condition, due to being exposed to the Bad breath—rinse the mouth and throat with Ozolyptol. cold during transportation. In most cases where Formaldehyde is used this cloudi­ Soda Supplies. Everything- you want. ness has no detrimental effect whatsoever, and though in R ic h a r d so n D r u g Co . very cold weather the precipitation may appear very heavy, A good thing needs but little pushing. Wellerettes it is always but a fractional part of the Formaldehyde Demi Tasse push themselves. Merit does it. which precipitates in solid form. Onlj- in extreme cases is the actual strength of Formaldehyde influenced and then The Wyoming State Pharmacy Commission will hold an not exceeding 1 per cent. examination at Sheridan, April 23rd and 24th. This cloudiness is easily remedied by placing the For­ Write the Richardson Drug Co. for quotations when you maldehyde carboys or casks containing the cloudy solution are in the market for wrapping paper, paper bags, and in a warm room, shaking the containers from time to time twine. until the Formaldehyde again gets back to a clear solution. Tiger Fat is the name of a new preparation, gotten up According to the quantity and temperature this treat­ by Dr. Rich, of Wymore. It is handsomely put up, and ment naturally requires more or less time. sells at $3.50 per dozen. T h e R o e ssl e r & H a s s l a c h e r Ch e m ic a l Co . We are very much pleased with the number of inquiries As you will note from the above, the cloudiness of For­ from all sections of the West, for sample copies of the maldehyde is due entirely to the specific nature of the arti­ Omaha Druggist, and a number of extra copies will go out cle when exposed to low temperature, a characteristic also this issue in consequence. to be noted with Olive Oil and Sweet Wines. Manufac­ turers or jobbers, therefore, cannot be held responsible for The regular semi-annual meeting of the Montana State such an occurrence, and we are not in a position to recog­ Board of Pharmacy was held in Helena, April 14th and nize a claim for this cause, nor to accept claims for expen­ 15th. We hope to have a report of the examinations in ses due to Alteration or warming up of Formaldehyde. On the next issue of this journal. the other hand, we stand ready to assist you at any time Remember the June meeting of the Nebraska State with such information and advice as is at our disposal, and Pharmaceutical Association. Make arrangements to be ask you to kindly take the above into consideration when there and bring the ladies with you. You’ll have the time placing your orders. of your life. R ic h a r d so n D ru g Co . ■ 14 OMAHA DRUGGIST..

Wm. Flamme, Berlin, Neb., stopped off in Omaha March 19th, on his way to Wisconsin, where he is spending "Personal Points some time in looking after his copper interests. Perta.inirvg to Pha.rma.ceutica.1 'People President Scott, of the Colorado Pharmacy Association, offers a $10.00 cash prize for the best paper on any live D. H. Kunkle, Osceola, Neb., was a recent Omaha visitor. subject, to be read at the June meeting at Cascade. ? . v A new drug- store has been opened at Helena by O. Shelton, Nebraska, had a very serious fire on March Yaeger. 22nd. The drug stocks of A. H. Morris and W. L. Suther­ land were badly damaged by both fire and water. C. L. Stillman, Columbus, Neb., was in Omaha the first of the month. G. W. McColm, Belden, Neb., who has been in the F. E. Holstein, Alliance, Neb., recently spent severalClarkson Hospital, this city, for the past four weeks, has days in Omaha. returned home and is again able to attend to his business. Reynolds & Simmons is the name of a new drug- store Mr. John F. Suits, of the firm of Fulmer & Suits, Sher­ at Forseyth, Montana. idan, Wyo., was in Omaha March 16th. Before returning home he spent several days visiting with friends in Chi­ Mrs. Claire E. Lang-don has opened a new store at cago. Buena Vista, Colorado. Frater & Harris have purchased the drug stock of J. B. H. A. Hansen has purchased the drug- store of David Davis, David City, Neb. It is their intention to run both Turugreen, Salt Lake City. stores, Mr. Harris taking the management of the Davis N. C. McKibben Tamora, Neb., has purchased the Geo. stock. ■ \ W. Gilman stock, Talmage, Neb. L. A. Bates, Springfield, Neb., suffered a complete loss The drug store of Ferte Bros., Butte, Mont., was prac­ by fire last month. His building and large stock of drugs tically ruined by fire last month. were completely destroyed. He will rebuild as soon as possible. A. J. Stevens has sold the Post-office Pharmacy at Lewiston, Mont., to the Dalzell Drug Co. The bright, handsome little six-year-old son of W. I. Cottell, Portland, Ore., met a terrible death, by being run Mr. J. C. Webster, Shenandoah, Iowa, was in Omaha down by a motor car in front of his father’s drug store, on March 16th. We acknowledge a pleasant call. March 2nd. Chas. L. Stillman, of Columbus, is figuring on buying James Crumrine, formerly in the employ of the Rich­ an interest in the Dickinson Drug Co., Lead, S. D. ardson Drug Co., but now located at Sioux City, was in Omaha the first of the month, getting figures on fixtures, Dr. B. D. Rupp, Wahoo, Neb., was in Omaha March etc., for a new store. 26th, visiting his daughter at Sacred Heart Academy. We regret to announce the death of Mr. I. B. Ross, of J. H. McClintock, Cedar Rapids, Neb., has opened a Talmage, Neb. He had a paratytic stroke Sunday, March new store at Primrose, a new town on the Union Pacific. 15th, and died the following day. The remains were shipped east for interment. Arthur G. Canan, formerly located at Deadwood, has taken charge of John Young’s pharmacy at Rapid City, S. Richard Schneider of Westphalia, Iowa, was a purchaser D. in the sundry department of the R chardson Drug Co. the. first of the month. Mr. Schneider was accompanied by his It is reported that the Helfley Arcularius Drug Co. will daughter, and spent several days in the city. open up a wholesale drug house at Pueblo in the near future. Mr. Will Maher, of the firm of Maher & Maher, Fort A. H. Morris, Shelton, Neb., whose stock was recently Dodge, Iowa, was in Omaha March 19th, accompanied by damaged by fire, was in Omaha the fore part of the month, the president and other prominent members of the Com­ mercial Club of Fort Dodge, inspecting the Water Works buying goods. system of Omaha. Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Little and Mrs. S. Saunders, of Bloomfield, Neb., spent several days in Omaha during the The Frank Nau Company, Portland, Oregon, has been latter part of March. incorporated for $200,000. Frank Nau will be President and General Manager, and Ed L. Estes, Secretary. Their H. J. Olson, of the firm of Olson Bros. & Co., Concord,object will be to develop to larger proportions the sale of Neb., was a recent purchaser in the sundry department of Nau’s Dyspepsia Cure. the Richardson Drug Co. W. F. Fraser, Wisner, Neb., has purchased the drug J. B. Dorman, Advertising Manager of the Rocky stock of W. L. Dutcher, Beemer, Neb. His son, Walter Mountain Druggist, recently spent several days in Omaha. Fraser, who has been connected with the Myers-Dillon We acknowledge a pleasant call. Drug Co., this city, for the past two years, will assume the H. J. Smith, Osage, Iowa, stopped in Omaha on March management of the business. 28th, on his way to Rexburg, Idaho, where he will take Mr. Fred Hill of Salt Lake City, recently spent several charge of the City Drug Co.’s business. days in Denver, on his return from hurope, where he has Cassius M. Brown, pioneer druggist of Longmont, Col­ been for the past year. He is now in Salt Lake, and will orado, has been seriously ill with pneumonia. We are probably remain there several months, before returning to pleased to learn that he has greatly improved. Paris, where his family are now residing. He appears to be in fine health. J. H. McClintock placed a stock order with the Richard­ son Drug Co., April 1st, for a new store at Primrose, Neb. E. A. Sackett, who for some time past has been repre? It will be run under the name of McClintock Co. senting the Richardson Drug Co. in southern Colorado* hw* signed his position on April 1st. During the absence of a .“ Sir” Robert Adams, of the Adams Drug Co., Teka- regular traveler in that territory, the Richardson Drug Co. mah, Neb., spent last Sunday in Omaha with his brother, venture to express the hope that their many friends and A. C. Adams, proprietor of the Crissey Pharmacy. customers will send in their orders by mail. OMAHA DRUGGIST. 15

The Evans Hotel, Hot Springs, S. D., will open on May W. W. Lupton, formerly with C. E. Hopping, Beaver 2nd. City, Neb., but now attending the Omaha College of Phar­ See Dr. Berry’s advertisement on pag-e 12, opposite title macy, called on the Richardson Drug Co. last week, accom­ page. panied by A. E. Schlaf, a brother student from Neligh, Asa K. Leonard, Norfolk, Neb., is painting- and redec­ Neb., and spent some time in looking over the big drug orating- his store. house. G. R. Hill, Plain view, Neb., is making some improve­ J. J. Meier has purchased a half interest in the Dr. ments in his store. Jensen Pharmacy, Weeping Water, Neb., and has assumed Tang-ier Temple, Omaha, Neb., will have a ceremonial the entire management of the business, the firm being now session April 22nd. known as the Meier Drug Co. Mr. Meier formerly worked for Dr. Jensen, but for some time past has been with F. G. The Glazier Drug Co. have succeeded J. L. Turner & Fricke & Co., at Plattsmouth. Co., Springfield, S. D. House Roll No. 232 was defeated. This shows what Charles Sheeler, who for the past nine years has worked can be done by united effort. on the order floor of the Richardson Drug Co., left Omaha April 1st, to accept a position with the Nelden-Judson The most successful line of Clear Havana Cigars ever Drug Co., Salt Lake City. Charlie was well liked by the placed on the market—Optimo. boys in the house, and before his departure, they presented The Richardson Drug Co. carry a full line of sporting him with a handsome Knight Templar charm. goods. Mail orders given prompt attention. A beautiful China Cabinet, valued at $35.00, has been Otto Pohl, of the firm of Pohl & Shepard. Fremont, offered by Geo. Barth, W. W. Kendall, Jas. Reed, N. P. Neb., has been seriously ill with typhoid fever. Hansen and E. L. Wilson, to the person securing the lar­ Clyde McElmoil, formerly located at Juniata. Neb., has gest number of applications for membership to the N. S. accepted a position with Mr. I. C. Shupp, Callaway, Neb. P. A., at the meeting in Grand Island, June 2nd. Hustle and the cabinet will be yours. It is well worth the time Dr. Bogen, of the firm of Bogen & Ojendyk, Ashton, and effort. Neb., was visiting friends in Omaha during the past week. The friends of A. W. Hallam, the popular price clerk H. J. Coffin, Burwell, Neb., who recently purchased the of the Richardson Drug Co., will be pleased to learn of the business of S. E- Webster & Son, was in Omaha last week, arrival of a handsome eight pound boy at his home, on the buying goods from local jobbers. morning of April 10th. A1 says that he just came in time for the Ceremonial Session of Tangier Temple, April 22nd. The satisfaction of your customer is a matter of first The boys have presented him with a Fez, and A1 Junior is importance, and is assured with the sale of Wellerette five going to ride the largest camel'. cent of El Famoso ten cent cigars. Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Bennett and children, of Meeteetse, Chas. S. Watson, of the firm of Watson & Moore, St. Wyo., while on their way home from a lengthy visit in the Anthony, Idaho, is visiting in the east. He spent a couple east last month, spent several days in Omaha, and while of days in Omaha, renewing acquaintances among the job­ here selected a new line of sundries and cigars from the bing trade. Richardson Drug Company’s sample room. The Doctor, Lord, Owen & Co., one of the oldest drug firms in Chi­ besides owning a drug store, handles clothing and general cago, confessed insolvency in the United States Court, merchandise, and is Mayor of Meeteetse. April 8th. The firm placed its liabilities at $762,730.00, and assets at $315,537.00. Pedley, Mitchell & Egbers, proprietors of the Palace Drug Store, Canon City, Colo., have issued a very hand­ A. F. Streitz, North Platte, was quite severely burned some pamphlet entitled, “ This is About a Drug Store.” about the face and hands, on the morning of April 5th, The first page is an introduction. The remainder of the while taking out of his store some articles which had book contains descriptions of their prescription, sundry caught fire from a gasoline stove. and paint departments. One page is devoted to toilet ar­ E- J. Tucker has purchased C. M. Bilg-er’s stock at ticles of their own manufacture, Yosemite Cold Cream, Pender, Neb. Mr. Tucker was in Omaha all during last California Toilet Cream, Lucille Hair Tonic, etc. The winter, attending the Omaha College of Pharmacy. Pre­ reading matter is well gotten up, and taking it all together, vious to that time, he was with L. P. Orth, Wayne, Neb. we consider it one of the most effective and attractive pieces of advertising we have seen for some time. The Colorado Drug Clerks’ Association held a meeting on March 13th. A large number of applications were act­ Among the merchants who visited the jobbing drug­ ed upon, and it is expected that in the near future, every gists of Omaha during the past month were: Lewis registered clerk in Colorado will be a member of the C. D. Thompson, Albion, Neb.; W. P. Samson, Blair, Neb.; W. C. A. H. Stocker, Tilden, Neb.; D. Artz, Red Oak, Iowa; J. Curti, We are pained to report the death of Mr. E. H. Brown, Papillion, Neb., W. W. Roberts, North Bend, Neb.; C. E. of Brown & Waldron, San Francisco, on March 5th. Mr. Wycoff, Bancroft, Neb.; T. P. Hickman, Linwood, Neb.; Brown formerly traveled in this territory for Johnson & M. H. Whaley, Clarks, Neb.; A. W. Buchheit, Grand Johnson, but for some time past has been taking care of Island, Neb.; S. B. Morrissey, Harlan, Iowa; R. J. Ed­ their business on the Pacific Coast. monds, Hawthorne, Iowa; C. Farnham, Blair, Neb.; P. S. Taggert, Gretna, Neb.; C. E. Hoffman, Gordon, Neb.; Geo. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cunningham recently spent a couple F. Pugh, Platte Center, Neb.; L. A. Bates, Springfield, of days in Omaha, on their return from a lengthy wedding Neb. trip through England, France, Italy, etc. They are now in Casper, Wyoming, where they expect to erect a very handsome residence in the near future. We invite you to visit us when in Omaha, and inspect our line of druggists’ sundries and stationery. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Martin, Thermopolis, Wyo., came to Richardson Drug C o . Omaha on March 16th. Mrs. Martin expects to remain here for a couple of months, but Mr. Martin, after a short yjsit ib Chicago, returned to Wyoming, where he is en- Articles quoted in this Journal as “M. C. W .” are w*agfid in the mercantile and banking business. the products of the Mallinckrodt Chemical Works. HnRRH|MH9mpH|HDn

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" ■ ' 1 COLORADO PHARMACAL ASS'N. MEETING FOR 1903. The Auxiliary Association to the C. P. A., composed of the Drug Travelers of Colorado, will be on hand to especially look after the pleasure and comfort of the ladies coming to this meeting. The time of the meeting has been especially arranged so that Place, Ramona Hotel, Cascade, Colorado, Time, June 23d, 24th, druggists can return to their homes after the session is ended and will have two business days left of the month of June to attend to 25th and 26th. their private affairs. At a meeting of the Board of Control and Entertainment Com­ The several committees in charge will strive to make this the mittee of the C. P. A., recently held in Denver, the following pro­ banner meeting of the Association, and they ask and urge all the gram was submitted and approved: druggists of the state to grace the coming meeting with their pres­ In the way of amusements there will be games of all kinds, with ence, and also request them to bring as many ladies with them as valuable prizes offered for the successful competitors. These games possible, as it is well known that they are the most important factor will take place at frequent intervals during the session. There will in making up a pleasurable and successful meeting. As stated be­ be beautiful and valuable prizes given away, not only for outdoor fore, very special arrangements have been made for their entertain­ sports, but also for progressive card parties of the evening, and also ment. several games, headea by the well-known and popular game of If you are not a member, you are very cordially requested to come “Ping Pong.” anyway and join the Association, so that they can successfully carry The Hotel Ramona will be opened especially for the entertain­ out definite and important measures for the protection of all con­ ment of the C. P. A., in fact the hotel for that week will belong ex- cerned.

RAMONA HOTEL, CASCADE, COLORADO. clusively to the Association. It will be presided over by the well Among the amusements offered by the Entertainment Committee known caterer and justly famed host, Mr. J. M. Ward, of the Plaza will be a grand ball, and a most novel entertainment by a Company Hotel, Colorado Springs, Colorado, who will provide most luxuriously formed of the registered druggists, aided and assisted by several for the druggists and their friends. members of the Ladies’ Auxiliary, viz: “ The Silent Partners.’’ This While the daily rate of this hotel is $4.00, a popular rate of $2.50 Company sails under the name of the Benzoate & Pillroller’s Min­ per day has been arranged for, and the guests will be given a $4.00 strels, who will be blacked up in the latest up-to-date style. treatment for $2.50. * This pleasing entertainment will be started: All requests for rooms and other information should be addressed 1st. By a grand opening chorus entitled “ The Royal Reception to Mr. Chas. E- Ward. Secretary, Corner Broadway and 8tn Ave., in Beautiful Venice.’’ Real gondolas will be used in this novel and De iver, who with the Eocal Secretary will secure accommodations never-before-equaled performance. The electrical effects will be most that are requested. wonderful, and are gotten up regardless of expense, or their effect on The committee of transportation have made arrangements for a the audience. Spectators will be chloroformed prior to this pro­ low round-trip rate from all parts of the state. Parties coming duction. should buy one-way ticket, and take a receipt from the agent for 2d. This will be followed by the entire company in a first part of same, and bring the receipt with them to hand to the proper com­ novelty in merit, including splendid scenic environment and beautiful mittee at Cascade. costumes, sparkling music and repartee. The place of meeting is one of the most beautiful of Colorado’s 3d. Selections from Grand Opera, by the Tobasco Brothers, famous pleasure resorts. Chili and Katsup. OMAHA DRUGGIST. 17

4th. Song, “ Songs I Cannot Sing,” by the celebrated tenor, Secretaries of Boards of Pharmacy, Signor Veratrum Veride. 5th. Song, “ Hittle Drops of Vichy Water,” by Signor Celestine. 6th. Song, “Papa’s Shoes Have Rubber Heels,” singer un­ State. Name of Secretary. Address. known. Alabama, E. P. Galt, Selma. 7th. “ Where the Heart is, the Hungs are Near,” by Miss Farina Arkansas, J. W. Beidleman, Eittle Rock, Vaseline Smith (who is said to be the smoothest soprano who ever California, John Calvert, San Francisco. came down the pike.) Colorado, A. W. Scott, Ft. Collins. 8th. A Specialty Act, entitled “ Soaking Wet,” by the famous Connecticut, W. H. Mix, New Haven. Sponge Brothers. Delaware, E. Outten, Hewes. 9th. Song, “ Hot Pil in Old Town Tonight,” by Count Hoodski, District of Columbia, R. N. Harper, Washington. Colonel Dewitski and Kramer Kaskaretsko. Florida, E. Berger, Tampa. 10th. The great and only Monologue Artist, Kezra Endall, in a Georgia, Geo. F. Payne, Atlanta. few remarks. Illinois, H. T. Hoy, Springfield. 11th. Quartet by the Holiday Sisters, Miss Christmas, Julia Indiana, Geo. W. Sloan, Indianapolis. New Years, Mary Thanksgiving and Minnie July (the 4th). Iowa, C. W. Phillips, Des Moines. 1 2 th. The Hithia Brothers, monarchs of triple buck and wing Kansas, W. E. Sherriff, Ellsworth. dancing,. Kentucky, J. W. Gayle, Frankfort. 13th. Bass Drum Solo, by the Sporting Editor of the “ War Cry.” Houisiana, F. C. Godbold, New Orleans. 14th. Song, “ I Know She Waits for Me” (with a club), by Stay Maine, P. H. Hord, Calais. Hate Jones. Maryland, D. R. Millard, Baltimore. 15th. Song, “ Kiss Yourself Good-night,” by James R. Sozodont. Massachusetts, A. K. Tilden, Boston. 16th. “ Fancy Dance” by two of the “ Silent Partners.” Names Michigan, Jno. D. Muir, Grand Rapids. withheld by request of their relatives; enquire at box office. Minnesota, H. G. Webster, Minneapolis. 17th. Duet by the Carriage Sisters, Miss Hily Wagon and Miss Mississippi, S. H. Caine, Columbus. Susie Buggy. (You will be surrey if you miss this.) Missouri, A. Brandenburger, Jefferson City. 18th. The Hang-Hong Brothers in hand to hand balancing of Montana, Fred. A. Woehner, Great Falls. great physical and abro-acrobatic ability. Nebraska, J. H. Schmidt. Omaha. 19th. Song, “The Smoothest Song that Touched My Heart,” Nevada, F. J. Steinmetz, Carson City. Miss Farina Vaseline Smith. New Hampshire, G. F. Underhill, Concord. 20th. The Carbolized Brothers in an act of daring, thrilling, New Jersey, H. A. Jorden, Bridgeton. startling ambidexterity. New Mexico, W. C. Porterfield, Silver City. New York,E.Branch, Sidney Faber, New York. “ “ M. “ W. E. Bradt, Albany. “ << W. “ George Reimann, Buffalo. North Carolina, W. Simpson, Raleigh. North Dakota, W. S. Parker, Hisbon. Ohio, W. R. Ogier, Columbus. Oklahoma, F. B. Hillie, Guthrie. Oregon, H. W. Moody, Portland. Pennsylvania, C. T. George, Harrisburg. Rhode Island, H. A. Pierce, Providence. South Carolina, M. H. Sandifer, Rock Hill. South Dakota, E. C. Bent, Dell Rapids. Tennessee, R. H. Eves, Nashville. ^ Utah, C. H. McCoy, Salt Hake. Vermont, J. G. Bellrose, Burlington. Virginia, T. A. Miller, Richmond. Washington, P. Jensen, Tacoma. West Virginia, A. Walker, Sutton. Wisconsin, A. F. Menges, Madison.

A new sort of American invasion is told about in the April Woman’s Home Companion under the title of “ How an American Circus Astonished Europe.” The circus which has just returned after a five yeat s’ tour across the water certainly did amaze the slow- going Old World. Among other things accomplished were perfor­ mances in seventeen different languages and a showing of the circus in all the different capitals and historic places all over Europe. The most sacred of historic places were not secure against the invasion of the American bill-poster, even the Cologne Cathedral falling a victim to the garish circus advertisements of the progressive Ameri­ can proprietors. D. Y . WHEELER, L o c a l S e c r e t a r y . Kings and queens all over Europe came to see the show. The army officers of both the French and German armies investigated 21st. Grand Closing Chorus by the Company, entitled, “ Did You the American methods of feeding and transporting the large number Sign that Contract?” written by Miles H. Cutrate. bf circus men and horses. It was one triumphal, stupendous proces­ This company will be composed of six end men, and headed by sion, amazing the efete monarchs of Europe with a spectacular dis­ Mr. Hew Dockrose and Mr. George Primsteder. Also a very famous play that included “ incredible, unexpected, mysterious, inexpressible, druggist taking the part of the born conversationalist, otherwise strange, weird, curious, surprising, and sensational exploits on the known as the “ Interlocutor,” and also filled up with special artists ground and in the air,” seldom equalled and never excelled. hired for this occasion at a great expense. The management respectfully request the excited and enthusias­ FLOWERS. tic audience to refrain from throwing vegetables at the performers, or taking shots at the end men. The gentlemen are most earnestly requested to leave their revolv­ Cut flowers for banquets, wedding- presents, funerals and ers and knives at the box office before entering the auditorium. all other purposes. Funeral work in emblematic desig-ns Once more the several committees of the Association most ear­ and floral arrang-ements for parties a specialty. Plants nestly beg all druggists of the state to lay aside their business af­ fairs, and join in one week of pleasure and entertainment with their and flower seeds. Special attention given to express orders. comrades at Cascade. Flowers forwarded promptly to all points. Address, Chas. Of course, in addition to all the pleasures and amusements, there Ederer, 2904 Bristol Street, Omaha, Neb. Long- Distance will be read scientific papers on subjects that are instructive and telephone 1795. profitable to the druggists of Colorado. Respectfully submitted, D. Y. W heeler, Charles F. W ard, See Dr. Berry’s advertisement on pag-e 12, opposite title Local Secretary and Chairman Secretary, page. of Entertainment Committee. Everything in soda supplies—complete stock, prompt Articles quoted in this Journal as “M. C. W .” are delivery and low prices. Write for 1903 price list. the products of the Mallinckrodt Chemical Works. R ic h a r d so n D r u g C o.

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MARRIED, the discretion of the executive board, consisting of the President, First and Second Vice Presidents, Secretary and Treasurer, this board to have power to call a meeting of We take pleasure in announcing- the marriage of Mr. the association whenever they consider it necessary. The Frank A. Wise to Miss Maggie E. Irwin, on March 18th, committee on constitution and by-laws were complimented at Thermopolis, Wyoming-. Mr. Wise has been head clerk on the excellent and complete report presented, and a vote in Herard’s Pharmacy for a number of years, and has many of thanks extended for their efficient work. At 10:30 p. m. friends in Wyoming- who unite with the Omaha Druggist a recess was taken, to partake of an elaborate banquet, in extending- cordial and hearty congratulations. tendered by the resident druggists. At 12 o’clock the “ One of the prettiest wedding-s that ever took place in meeting was again called to order, officers for the ensuing Thermopolis was celebrated last Wednesday evening- when year were elected, and many items of interest were dis­ Frank A. Wise and Miss Maggie E. Irwin took the vows cussed, one of the most important matters acted upon be­ that will unite them till death shall sever. ing the adoption of a cipher code for pricing floating pre­ The Keystone hotel was throng-ed by a large concourse scriptions and receipts. The source of supplies of patent of friends of the happy couple. As the hands of the clock medicines that are being sold at a cut price by department pointed to the hour of ten the bridal couple entered, accom­ stores in this territory, was thoroughly gone over, and it panied by Miss Kathryn Savag-e as bridesmaid and Mr. was determined to find out, if possible, where they procured Georg-e W. Herard as best man. Rev. L. C. Thompson their goods, so that the matter could be brought up at the took his place and in a happy and impressive manner spoke N. S. P. A. meeting at Grand Island, in June, at which the words that united two hearts and lives. At the conclu­ time a meeting of the Loup Valley Association will also be sion of the ceremony Mr. and Mrs Wise were surrounded held. It was also voted that a meeting be held at Greeley, by their friends, who extended them their congratulations August 15th. Adjournment was made at 1:30 a. m., the and best wishes. druggists in attendance all feeling that they had spent a A bountiful and eleg-ant supper was prepared in the most enjoyable and profitable evening.” dining- room. Landlord Emery had plates laid for about 200 guests, and the last one was fed and served as well as Nebraska Druggists, the first. The larg-e number of presents given proves that Mr. and Mrs. Wise have a host of friends here, where they have made their home for many years. Probably no other Did you see what the Entertainment Committee said in couple in the basin has ever received so many beautiful the March issue of the Omaha Druggist, in reference to and useful presents. the meeting at Gr«,nd Island, in June? If the druggistsin Mr. Wise has been engaged in the drug business here the state know that Entertainment Committee as well as I for the past three years and has made a host of friends. do, it will take a cyclone to keep them away from Grand He is a young man of exemplary habits and fine business Island June 2|nd, 3rd and 4th. They are dandies and their ability, and has excellent prospects opening before him. thinking apparatuses are hard at work. In addition to Mrs. Wise is the handsome and accomplished daughter the social entertainment, something is likely to come up of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Irwin. She has lived among us this year that you will be very sorry to miss. several years and is deservedly popular. Their many C. E. Hopping, Pres. friends are glad to see this worthy young couple united and safely launched on the sea of matrimony.'’—Thermopo­ Rush Postal Order Books, lis Record. Sometime ago we mailed to each of our customers a blank order book made of postal cards bound together, with Loup Valley Druggists Association. tissue leaves inserted between the cards for keeping copies of the orders mailed to us. A piece of carbon paper is sent The L«up Valley Druggists’ Association met at Ord, with each book. These postals are for small mail and ex­ Nebraska, March 25th, and effected an organization. The press orders, containing space for a dozen items. following officers were elected: J. E. Goodrich, Ord, Neb., We will be pleased to supply you with new books when­ President; E. E. Bartlett, St. Paul, Neb., First Vice Presi­ ever you want them. The postals bear our address, and dent; George C. Smith, North Loup, Neb., Second Vice are given special attention in our mail service department. President; P. C. Frandzen, Elba, Neb., Secretary, and F. H. Clough, Greeley Center, Neb., Treasurer. Mr. Good­ Cod Liver Oil Soaring, rich, the President, writes to us regarding the new organi­ zation, as follows: “ A former meeting was called at St. L,ast week the market price of cod liver oil reached $ 12 0 per barrel, a figure which it has not approached in the memory of the present Paul, February 17th, when a temporary organization was generation, and reports from sources of supply offer no hope for an effected, and arrangements made for the Ord meeting. easier market for some time to come. The price may continue to This meeting was a success in every way, the following rise; no one can even guess when and where it will stop. This re­ druggists being present: F. L. Wilson, Frank Polanski markable high price is due to a scarcity of oil, which has been as­ cribed to various causes. At the beginning of the season the catch and E. L. Bartlett, St. Paul; P. L. Franzen, Elba; M. M; of cod was reported to be about normal, but the yield of oil was very Hicks, Scotia; Geo. C. Smith, North Loup; C. W. Root. light, owing to an unexplained leanness of the livers. Recent re­ Wolbach; H. P. Griffin and C. L- Clough, Greeley Center; ports show that the catch is also very light, and for both the scar­ D. L. Benyon, Burwell; J. E- Bush, J. T. Johnson, Frank city of fish and the small yield of oil the seals in the Arctic regions are held responsible. The seals are said to have congregated in un­ Johnson, J. E. Goodrich and Orla S. Goodrich, Ord. usual numbers about the north coast of Norway, and to have driven Messrs. Johnson and Bush, committee on constitution and the cod away from their accustomed feeding grounds. by-laws, made their report. This brought on a lively dis­ cussion, but was finally adopted. The object of the organ­ Hood's Sarsaparilla Offer—Spring, 1903, ization is for social and mutual benefiits, and the dues for the first year were fixed for $2.00. The druggists of For one order of one dozen Hood’s Sarsaparilla (only Taylor, Sargent, Arcadia, Loup City, Boelus, Ashton, one order from each dealer) we will send you free 80 pack­ Dannebrog, St. Paul, Palmer, Wolbach, Greeley, Ord, Bur- ages of Hood’s Flower Seeds, full regular size, which you well, North Loup, Scotia and Elba have been invited to can sell for at least 5 cents each or $4 in all. We will also join with the Loup Valley druggists, and become members send you a very attractive window display. One hundred of the association. A section of the by-laws provides dollars in prizes for best arranged windows. Remember, that this association be identified with the N. A. R. D. on an order for two dozen Sarsaparilla you get 5 per cent After considerable discussion, this was voted to be left to discount. This offer is limited. OMAHA. DRUGGIST. 19

N. A. R . D. NOTES. perhaps your hand will fit snugly the collar of his coat and the slack of his trousers. Try it. Ten chances to one the fit will be perfect, and the exercise resulting therefrom The pharmaceutical journals cordially supporting- the very exhilarating. N. A. R. D. cause are entitled to tlie patronag-e of our members. The field should see to it that they, and none others, get this patronage. United States Pharmacopoeial Affairs. Two important things every retailer should attend to The following letter, under date of March 18th, from •AT o n c e , if he has not already done so: Sign the Miles’ contract and pay up his 1903 dues. Prof. J. P. Remington, Chairman of the committee on re­ vision of the United States Pharmacopoeia to the members Make the Miles’ plan a success and thus relegate cut- of the committee, may prove of interest to our readers: prices to oblivion. If Miles wins, all other proprietors will “Meeting of the Diphtheria A ntitoxin Committee. This know what to do to keep abreast with trade sentiment. special committee held its first meeting at 1832 Pine Street on March And Miles is going to win. 7, 1903, the following members being present: Dr. Theobald Smith, Chairman, Forest Hills, Boston, Massachusetts; Dr. E. M. Hough­ The Miles plan is a success. It has accomplished more ton, Detroit, Mich.; Dr. Joseph J. Kinyoun, H. K. Mulford & Co. in a month than was dreamed it would. The Miles goods Laboratories, Glenolden, Pa.; Dr. Wm. H. Park, Department of Health, Borough of Manhattan, New York; Dr. Herbert D. Pense, have been raised to full prices in scores of places where all New York State Department of Health, Albany, N. Y .; Dr. M. J. other standard patents are sold at cut prices, and in some Rosenau, Director of the Hygienic Laboratory, Marine Hospital Ser­ instances at cost. The plan has achieved success even in vice, Washington, D. C.; Dr. H. A. Hare, 1801 Spruce Street, Phila­ the strongholds of the cutters. It has already saved the delphia, Pa.; Surgeon Thomas C. Craig, U. S. N., Brooklyn, N. Y. “The session lasted eight hours, with one hour’s intermission for druggists of the country enough to pay their 1903 dues dinner. The subject of the propriety of introducing diphtheria anti­ many times over. toxin into the United States Pharmacopoeia was discussed in all its bearings. Every member of the committee was desirous of seeing Druggists in unorganized territory should write to the diphtheria antitoxin introduced into the next revision, but the diffi­ National Secretary for literature, blanks and helpful sug­ culties of agreeing upon a suitable test proved to be a question that gestions. This will enable them to take the proper steps consumed much time. It was universally conceded that if it were possible to organize a central testing station, either by the govern­ to form local associations. In territory which will not ment or under some authority which would be regarded as capable, support a local association, the druggist should send the that one of the great difficulties would be removed. But it was National Secretary $2 in payment of the annual dues and pointed out that if such a station was located at Washington, the thus be made an “ attached member.” All members are question of transportation to and fro would be a serious one. Then again, the risks incurred in shipping, through breakage and expos­ constantly advised of movements in the trade that are vital ure to high temperature, would have to be taken into account. The to their interests, and no up-to-date druggist anywhere in question of having expert official testers visit the laboratories, and the United States should voluntarily deprive himself of place the authoritative seal on the product, was also discussed. membership in this great organization. “ The bacteriological experts at the meeting expressed their satis­ faction at having the opportunity to meet and confer together, and although the question cannot be considered as settled, your chairman The following was issued by the Dr. Miles Company, desires to express his satisfaction with the outcome of the meeting March 1: at this stage. Each member of the special committee was imbued “ Dr. Miles’ Plan has been in operation a little over one with a desire to give the utmost assistance to our General Committee. month. In this month with the untiring, enthusiastic sup~ It was recognized that some method of standardizing serum products must be devised, so as to prevent the possibility of weak, inefficient, port of the N. A. R. L)., and the retail trade in general, we fraudulent or contaminated preparations coming upon the market. have won a big victory. We believe that this plan is an The method adopted by the German Pharmacopoeia of recognizing entire success. One half of the entire drug trade have the standard of the Koniglich preuszische Institut fur experimentelle signed Dr. Miles’ Retail Contract and contracts are coming Therapic zu Frankfort, a M., and compelling diphtheria antitoxin to be tested by this authority, was conceded to be the best method yet very rapidly. We have restored prices on Dr. Miles’ Rem­ proposed. Erlich’s test, or one equivalent to this, is now generally edies all over the United States. There are, however, adopted by manufacturers of diphtheria antitoxin, but it must be re­ many places where cutters refuse to sign until their stocks membered that the distances from the manufacturers’ laboratories are exhausted, and it will require a little time to straighten in Germany to the Imperial Institute at Frankfort, are trifling as compared with the magnificent distances to be encountered in the ou the entire situation. United States, so that the question of transportation in this country “ But think of it! Think of restoring prices on one line presents a marked contrast. of Remedies in 75 per cent, of the cut rate towns in this “ The use of a preservative, whether phenol, tricresol, or some tremendous country in one month. ' The first month. We other, was discussed, and it was shown that there was a lack of uni­ formity among the manufacturers In this respect. The question of believe that within two months it will be impossible to buy deterioration and limitation labels was also discussed. The meeting any of Dr. Miles’ Remedies at retail in the United States at adjourned, after arranging to meet again on May 12th, in Washing­ less than the marked price.” ton.” * * *

PASS UP ALU SCHEMES. The Care of the Feet. Druggists should be talk-proof against the mouthy schemer. Don’t be hypnotized. The premium fake, the Women will wear the fashionable shoe, no matter how poor a fashion it may be. It is useless to preach against the worst abomi­ trading-stamp nuisance, and numberless other baits, all nation of shape or style, provided it is the thing every one is wear­ have the, hook carefully concealed; so if you should be fish ing. enough to bite, you are sure to be caught. Just now the athletic girl has made the mannish boot desirable, Do merchandising on a business basis, avoiding all sub­ and as long as this fad lasts our good-natured feet have some relief. But shoes too short, shoes too narrow and shoes with points, which terfuges. This is the policy commended by the N. A. R. D. bore no resemblance to any human foot, have done a deadly work. Any other policy is sine to lead, sooner or later, to price- The chiropodist has profited thereby, but here is a secret which cutting, demoralization, and decay. There is all the dif­ may reduce his bill. At any rate, one of them charged $10 for giving ference in the world between a catch-penny, coupon- it as his advice to a sufferer. After a daily bath of quite warm—not hot—water, rub into the juggling storekeeper and the straightforward merchant who skin of the foot a small quantity of Monheit’s Foot Salve. Rub sells goods on their merits and honestly, faithfully and hard and pay particular attention to callous spots and to the toe persistently serves the community in which he conducts his joints, especially if these show any tendency to enlargement, gout or business. .Druggists, b e m e r c h a n t s . corns. ggj,..--.,Adopt this policy, then refuse to listen to the oily indi­ vidual who invades your stores with one kind or another of See Dr. Berry’s advertisement on page 12, opposite title ^ p-trap propositions. If you cannot shake him off gently, page. 20 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

Sponges—Where They Live, How Obtained and Their Uses. long, with a sharp-curved, double hook, by which means they are detached and brought to the surface. After ob­ By Albert Hart, in American Journal of Pharmacy. taining a boatload it is laid out to decompose, a process •. Sponge belongs to the animal kingdom, and the princi­ better observed from a distance, owing to the obnoxious odor. pal ones used commercially are obtained off the coasts of They are laid out in kraals on the beach, and so washed by Florida and the West Indies; the higher grades are from the sea. After the cleaning prcoess, they are taken to the the Mediterranean Sea, and are numerous in variety. market and sold to the dealers, who are experts, the high­ A sponge in its natural state is a different looking object est bidder becoming the purchaser. They are then sorted from what we see in commerce, resembling-somewhat the and packed into bales, according to size and quality. Of . appearance of the jelly fish, or mass of liver, the entire commercial sponges, there are many different varieties, surface being covered with a thin, slimy skin, usually of a namely: sheepswool, velvet, yellow, grass, glove, reef, dark color, and perforated to correspond with the apertures hardhead and wire, emanating from Florida and the West * of the canals, commonly called “ holes of the sponge.” Indies, each variety having several different grades, the The sponge of commerce is, in reality, only the skeleton of Mediterranean giving us honeycomb sponges, commonly a sponge. The composition of this skeleton varies in the celled “ Turkish bath.” “ Turkey sponges,” (i. e. silk sur­ different kinds of sponges, but in the commercial grades it geon sponges), leather sponges (i. e., elephant ears or wash- consists of interwoven horny fibers, among and supporting rag sponges), there being also several different grades of which are spiculae of silieious matter in greater or less each variety. Sheepswool are named Rock Islands; Key, numbers, and having a variety of ‘forms. '1 he fibers con­ Matacomby (obtained from Florida); Abaco, Cuba; and sist of a network of fibrils, whose softness and elasticity Nassau from the West Indies, their names being given in determine the commercial quality of a given sponge. The order as to quality, the most valuable being Rock Islands, horny framework is perforated externally by very minute which are of a strong fiber, and best form, being most val­ pores, and by a less number of larger openings. These are uable for carriage washing and heavy work. This grade parts of an interesting double canal system, an external also makes fine bath sponges, either bleached with per­ and an internal, or a centripetal and a centrifugal. At the manganate of potash, muriatic acid and oxalic acid, which smaller openings on the sponge’s surface channels begin, makes them a white color, and then washed in a bath of which lead into dilated spaces. In these, in turn, channels sal soda or lime water, thus neutralizing the acid and arise, which eventually terminate in the large openings. changing the color yellow or lemon. This method, how­ Through these channels or canals definite currents are con­ ever, greatly weakens the fiber of the sponge, thus ruining stantly maintained, which are essential to the life of the it as regards durability. A better method, though not so sponge. The currents enter through the small apertures pleasing to the eye, is to wash the natural sponge in a weak and emerge through the large ones. solution of oil of vitriol, say one part of acid to twenty of water, allowing them to remain in until the dark color is THE ACTIVE PART OF THE SPONGE; taken out of the sponge, then thoroughly washing in water. That is, the part concerned in nutrition and growth, is a This process does not injure the sponge, and makes it look soft, fleshy mass, partly filling the meshes and lining the cleaner. canals. It consists largely of cells having different func­ tions; some utilized in the formation of the framework, FORMS OF SPONGES. some in digestion, and others in reproduction. Lining the Key sheepswool is a good form, soft and close fiber, lack­ dilated spaces into which different canals lead are cells sur­ ing strength, owing to the iron in the sponge, which is mounted by whip-like processes. The motion of these pro­ signified by a bright red color at the root, and running en­ cesses produces and maintains the water currents, which tirely through the structure of the sponge. It is exten­ carry the minute food products to the digestive cells in the sively bleached and looks nice, but wears badly, owing to same cavities. Sponges multiply by the union of sexual the excessive use of acids necessary to abstract the iron product. Certain cells of the fleshy pulp assume the char­ from the sponge. Abaco sheepswool somewhat resembles acter of ova, and others that of spermatozoa. Fertilization the Rock Island, though lacking in strength. The Cuba - takes place within the sponge. The fertilized eggs, which sheepswool resembles the Key variety, being lighter in are called larvae, pass out into the currents of the water, color. The Nassau is the coarsest grade and is irregular and, in the course of twenty-four to forty-eight hours, they as regards the horny fibers, firmness and shape. settle and become attached to rocks and other hard sub­ The velvet sponges, of which there are several varieties, stances, and in time develop into mature sponges.. The i. e., Abaco, Cuba and Cay from the West Indies, also a depth of the water in which sponge grows varies from 10 hard variety from Florida, are much used as cheap carriage to 50 feet in Florida, but considerably more in the Mediter­ sponges and for general purposes, being moderate in price. ranean sea, the finer grades being found in the deepest The Abaco and Cuba velvet are the best, and much resem­ water, having a temperature of 50° to 57°. ble sheepswool. A large hale at the top of this sponge spoils its utility. The Cay variety is the one largely used, THE METHOD OF OBTAINING SPONGES being more abundant. The Florida velvet is coarse and In the Mediterranean is by means of divers with apparatus, hard, and is not generally liked, except for certain manu­ though this was prohibited by the Turkish government facturing purposes. Owing to a hole in the top of this many years ago, but not adhered to, owing to the lack of grade of sponge, many people prefer the cut sponges, L e., support by the Greek government, and to excessive fishing, the large sponges cut up and trimmed, thus obtaining a nice thus deteriorating the sponge beds, which require about solid sponge minus the holes. The yellow sponge has also < three years to properly develop. As a consequence, these several varieties—Nassau from the West Indies; Key and goods have become scarce, and greatly enhanced in value. Matacomby, Florida, which are a .good shape, but rather A diver usually stays below the water a half to one minute, brittle, and are used chiefly among the painters, brick­ gathering what he can in the meantime, though with ap­ layers, and for household purposes. The best of these are paratus, he can remain below the surface a considerable the Matacomby and Key. There is also a species of yellow time. His work is very hard, owing to the pressure of the sponge called “ hard head,” and this is what its name water. He is trained to the work when very young, and implies—a “ hard” sponge. One variety, however, from seldom lives more than thirty years. In the Florida and Cuba, has a fine texture, and is soft, though somewhat West India waters, the fishing is done in flat-bottom boats, brittle. called dinges. A tin or wooden pail with a glass bottom The grass sponge is of a very poo: spocies, and very low is used to help locate the sponges, by lowering it into the in price. It is chiefly used for manufacturing purposes by water, and looking down through it. When located, they painters, stone-masons, bricklayers, etc. The best quality are brought up by means of a long pole, about thirty feet and nicest shapes are bleached and sold on the market for OMAHA. DRUGGIST. 21 a cheap bath sponge, and are as good in appearance as the appear to continue asking the former prices, whereas, in higher grades, but give no satisfaction in wear. reality, the cost is 20 to 35 per cent higher, There are The reef sponges are fine in texture, but lack strength, several methods of accomplishing this, such as injecting are extensively bleached for toile*t purposes, and -used by into the sponge sand and marble-dust: also by washing manufacturers and engravers. the sponges in a salt solution and by injecting glucose and Sponges from the Mediterranean sea are superior in heavy syrups. In fact, so heavy do they endeavor to load quality to either the Florida or West Indies. The horny them that it is a wonder that the Government did not con­ fibers being far less pronounced, they do not develop to the tract for loaded sponges for their cannon in its late war same thickness. They are finer in texture, and more plia­ with Spain. Dealers now offering pure sponges, free from ble, and grow in deeper water, having a surface tempera­ sand and foreign matter, are practically ridiculed by re­ ture of 50° to,57° in winter, which is clearer and more free tailers, when quoting $1 and $1.50 per pound higher than from impurities, and the more difficult to obtain. The var­ their competitors offering loaded sponges, though they are ious grades are called white Turkey, i. e., silk surgeon offering the better and cheaper article, and not likely to sponges; brown Turkey, i. e., Zimocha, being similar to the scratch or spoil a highly polished article. To compare the silk sponge, only coarser and darker in color; leather spon­ difference between a pure and loaded sponge, take a two ges, i. e., wash-rag or elephant’s ears, and honeycomb ounce sponge of each grade, wetting them both up, and it sponges; all of which have several different varieties. The will be found that the pure article will measure about nine­ best varieties are Mandruka Turkey cups, deriving their teen inches in circumference, or thereabouts. The loaded name from their formation, similar to a cup; Turkey solids, article in comparison will only measure about sixteen inches which are the same variety, only solid, as the name im­ in circumference and less. Of course, this will largely de­ plies. The leather sponges are thin, flat, and fine in tex­ pend upon the amount of foreign matter contained therein, ture, used chiefly for manufacturing purposes, and used the average herein given being taken from a bale of each considerably in Europe by veterinary surgeons. Brown kind and measured. Take a sponge of equal weight, say Turkey, i. e., Zimocha sponge, is similar in texture tov a two ounces, costing $4 a pound and pure, and a loaded silk sponge, but brittle. It is chiefly used in Eurbpe for a sponge at $3 per pound, and it will be seen that by wash­ horse sponge, and also for manufacturing purposes. Hon­ ing them out, you are getting a larger sponge in the two eycomb sponges are various in quality, these being known ounce pure than in the two ounce loaded, and therefore the as Mandruka and found in deep water, are perfect forms, cost is practically equal, despite the fact of.there being $1 and have a close fiber and no horny fibers protruding from in difference per pound in the price. A bale of pure spon­ the surface, and are characteristic for their small root. ges averaging eight to the pound at $4 a pound will be as This latter fact should be borne in mind in selling sponges. large if not larger than a loaded bale about six to the Many people object to large holes in the sponge, whereas, pound at $3 per pound. The cost of both of these, per the root is the chief factor in determining its strength. sponge, is 50 cents. The purchasing of loaded sponges The “ catch” of this grade is diminishing yearly, thereby should, therefore, be avoided, it being illustrated that as enhancing their value, consequently only a few dealers im­ good value, if not better, can be obtained by paying the port them, the largest supply coming to Philadelphia. higher price. Next in quality comes the Bengaza, a sponge similar to Many dealers are now offering sheepswool by the piece, the Mandruka, though somewhat coarser, but a nice shape a stated number of sponges being packed in a bale, and and strong, and is usually sold as “ Mandruka.” This this method is commended, saving the retailer the trouble sponge grows in deep water. The cheaper varieties of of figuring the individual cost of each sponge, and some­ honeycomb, i. e., Turkish bath, are found in shallow water, times unconsciously losing their profits by not taking into and are numerous in variety, quality varying according to consideration the difference of gross weight at which the depth at which they are found. They are chiefly bleached, sponges are usually purchased, and the net weight and only the finest selected bfing used in their natural color. even a possible loss from the sponge drying out. In this connection we would say that sponges in bales absorb the PROPAGATING SPONGES. humidity in the summer time, and are usually more or less The question of propagating sponges has been discussed damp, whereas, in the winter time, they lose in weight, both as regards Florida and Mediterranean sponges, and owing to the dryness of the air. the idea is believed to be feasible. The method is as fol­ lows: Sponges cut into small pieces will live and grow, if It is always our aim to treat everyone right, properly attached in suitable water (clear and free from No matter to us whether you’re black or white, impurities). They can be cut on a moistened board with a And if, in the past, you have found others slow, knife or a fine saw. Care must be taken not to express the Just send your orders to the R. D. Co. soft matter. The preferred size of the cuttings is about one inch broad and similar in height. The outer skin Hygiene of the Feet, should be retained as far as practicable. In cutting, the lines of the circulating canals should probably be consid­ Says a physician of some eminence, nearly one-third of ered, although pieces cut without any reference to the di­ the cases of mortality on record may be attributed, directly rection of the canals have lived and grown. Exposure is or indirectly, to ailments induced from insufficient clothing not injurious, unless exposed too long or in very warm of the feet and legs. One can never be in good health nor weather. The clippings must then be made fast, care do good work if the feet are always cold. If the footwear must be taken to use material that is not injurious to the is not to blame, this symptom indicates a run-down state sponge, and will not distort its growth. They must be of the system that needs attention. Long sitting or stand­ fastened on the bottom in an upright position that can be ing checks the circulation in the limbs and is one cause. If maintained, and not smothered by mud, sand or sediment. the feet are cold at night, dip them for a moment in hot The use of bamboo pegs seems to have given much satis­ water, dry thoroughly and then rub with Monheit’s Foot faction and good results attained in as short a time as a Salve. This can be wiped off so as not to soil the bed year. linen. COST OF SPONGES. See Dr. Berry’s advertisement on page 12, opposite title Owing to the great advance in the cost of sponges dur­ ing the last few years, due to the scarcity and the results of page. ______overfishing and increased demand, of which the European market has been a factor, the packers in Florida have re­ Articles quoted in this Journal as “M. C. W .” are sorted to loading sponges to keep down the price, so as to the products of the Mallinckrodt Chemical Works. 22 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

Health-'Food Habit, The Postum Cereal Company, which manufacture the m : celebrated “ grape nuts,” claim it to be a “ condensed food;” that one ounce, is sufficient for an average meal, and “ the The professional and expert who devotes his time to de­ system will absorb a greater amount of nourishment from vising- new names and advertising the virtues of the varied one pound of grape nuts than from ten pounds of meat, wte concocted compositions warranted to make people strong, wheat, oats, or bread.” wise, and economical, must draw a princely salary if the Grape nuts may be prepared by toasting dry bread, rol­ promoters of health-foods pay for wear and tear of cortical ling it, and adding syrup or brown sugar. It is therefore tissue. a cheap food, sterile, and will not ferment in the digestive ■ks£! ife Every magazine, periodical, and newspaper contains .a tract, and costs about two and one-half cents per pound. more or less attractive advertisement of some kind of food The extravagant claims made by the company-may be dis­ that is peculiarly adapted to the needs of the hungry, dys- counted to such a degree as to make the food almost value­ *peptic, the hurried man of business, the poor laborer, and less, the growing child. All of these foods claim to contain “ Shredded whole-wheat biscuits,” so extensively patron­ nutrients that are easily digested or are predigested with ized by church fairs, suppers, etc., fall below the mark, the life-giving and energy-producing qualities that are and, if worth thirteen cents a pound on a basis of food- found when phosphates and proteids are the basis of foods. value, flour would be worth $25 per barrel. The public are inclined to accept these assertions in their The various gluten preparations contain practically the broadest sense, and the food which presents the most ex­ same amount of starch and gluten as the best types of flour, travagant claims with an attractive wrapper, is for the and hence they may be harmful for diabetics. time the most popular. The people who are “ Ralstonites” think they are es­ When one calmly considers the question of health-foods pecially favored, yet the analysis of their food-stuffs shows as illustrated on the outside of a package, the solution is a very low percentage of gluten. The amount of phos­ simple: Investigate them from a common-sense standpoint. phates and nitrates advertised as component parts of health- How is it possible for a cereal health-food to be more valu­ foods, are usually absent. Fortunately the nitrates are not able than the grains from which it is constructed? Why needed, and the quantity of phosphates will not materially is it necessary to pay. more for compounds than for the increase the amount of gray matter in the nervous system. original material from which they spring? The only reas­ If the promoters would feed upon their own food and get ons given by the majority of consumers of the all-ready- the benefits they claim, they might offer themselves as liv­ food, is the rapidity with which it can be placed on the ing example'!, but they seem to prefer testimonials, usually table, and the alluring claims. \ : made to order. It is fair to presume the food companies are in the busi­ If the public must have health-foods, advise them to eat ness for profit, and the temptation to use inferior grade of corn, wheat, oats, or barley cooked properly in proper ves­ grains, partially burned grains, in fact any old grains, is sels, and timed to meet the demands of the grain; to be strong and irresistible. It has been reported that an ele­ served as a vegetable, not as a dessert, to be salted, flot vator fire attracts a buyer for the exposed, damp, or burned sugared, and to form a part, and not the whole, of the grains, which can be converted into packages by previously meal. In this way they will get proper food-values, at a crushing, heating, and mixing before sending it out for reasonable rate, and their grains will be clean and pure. consumption. They will avoid the unreliability of advertised articles, and • Prof. Harry Snyder, of the Minnesota Agricultural will not become deluded by labels, pictures and useless School, has conducted a series of experiments to determine claims. the value of cereal foods, and the relative value of coarse The boy who asked his father why these things were and white patent flour. Some of his investigations have called health-foods was told it was because people who were been recorded in the “ Northwestern Miller.” The analy­ well and strong could eat them with impunity.—North­ sis of many of the health-foods shows the differences in western Lancet. chemical composition. Many are deficient in important in­ gredients, the percentage is far below the advertised claim, The Colorado Pharmacal Association. wm. and some are actually fraudulent in their statements. The proteids, carbohydrates, the food value per pound as calor­ The entertainment committee of this association is hard at work and promises some highly interesting- features at the coming meet­ ics, are less than that found in white patent flour, the lat­ ing, which they are determined shall be made the banner meeting of ter containing more available nutrients than health-foods, them all. The hotel will be opened the last of June especially for graham, or whole wheat flour. This statement is based this association, and ample and good accommodations are assured upon careful analysis, and carefully conducted experiments, for all who attend and at moderate prices. how rates will be given by all railroads, and nothing will be left undone that in any manner yet the health-food companies are constantly asserting the will add to the success of the meeting or the pleasure of the attend­ value of their products, and are as persistently attempting ants...... to undervalue white-wheat flour. Many of these flaky The committee of arrangements is going to establish a guard foods are made from middlings, or grits, and contain even house, and any man caught with a dress siiit, either in his trunk or upon his person, will be placed therein and kept till the train leaves less than ordinary food values, yet the people believe them on the last day. They say we are going into the mountains to have to be all they represent, and consume them and the idea a good time all by ourselves, and not on dress parade. We have not that their health-giving properties are sufficient for grow­ learned what the ladies’ committee proposes on this line, but it has ing school children. been suggested that they take their outing clothes and be prepared to have a rough and ready time, first, last and all the time. Prof. Snyder says: “ None of the wheat health-foods The entertainment committee has some New York and South are in any way superior in nutritive value to white bread African talent for the minstrel show, whp \yill be ably assisted by made from patent flours, and many of them are inferior be­ such local talent as Col. Wells, Gen. Wheeler, Capt. Austin and others of known ability. Gelatin Coated will appear in her world cause they are made from wheats that will not make strong famous Ethiopian skirt dance—this is hpt waffles—and Jesse James flour. About 72 per cent of the wheat cereal is recovered and some of the Younger boys will give some daring exhibitions, as straight grade flour, and 2^ per cent or so as low grade and from first to last the fun will be fast and furious. and red-dog. The bran, middlings, and offal amount to There will be prizes for everybody, so bring an empty trunk along. about 25 per cent of the weight of the wheat kernel. The business side of the four days’ meeting will not be overlooked. These parts are less digestible, and therefore have a lower Some good papers have been promised and many interesting ahd food value than the portion of the wheat ground into fine profitable suggestions will be offered and acted upon. flour. The bran, shorts, germ, etc., excluded from fine Commence now to prepare, and we guarantee that you will not regret it. “Your money back if not satisfied” is the motto we have flour do not contain the digestible nutrients so often adopted. claimed;. ” ~ ■ “The Committee.” OMAHA DRUGGIST. 23

Should the Wile Have an Allowance? it was refitted and arranged to suit the particular business of the concern. The offices a^e notably convenient and at­ tractive. There is not a better constructed building in the Should the wife have an allowance, a definite sum set city, and, with the exception of the banks and trust apart out of the family income for herself, or should she companies, we do not know any establishment in St. Louis have to ask her husband, as if it were charity, for money which has a more handsome and up-to-date suite of offices. with which to buy her hats, g-loves, ribbons and the thous­ The construction of the building is so substantial that it and and one needful trifles? Men are apt to think that be­ will permit the addition of several more stories, and was cause women do not do the work for which they (the men) bought by Mr. Ballard with the view of adding other stor­ are paid, they have no part in earning it, and are sooner ies as the expansion of his business demanded a greater or later inclined to ask, “ Where is the quarter I gave you amount of space. In addition to the Ballard-Snow Lini­ yesterday?” ment Co., Mr. Ballard is also the sole proprietor of the fol­ Marriage is a partnership in a special sense, in which lowing well-known patent medicine concerns: Dr. C. C. the man is generally the bread-winner; but it by no means Moore & Co., Swaim’s Laboratory, Wm. Hall Medicine Co., follows that the woman is merely an ornament or a doll ar­ Richardson Medicine Co., Collins Bros.’ Medicine Co. rayed in pretty dresses or house-gowns. In the ideal home He also does a general wholesale patent medicine busi­ the wife bears her share of the burdens that must come, it ness in connection with the manufacture and sale of the would seem, to all of us. She keeps the house, more or less various remedies of the above mentioned concerns. The elaborately, according to the circumstances. If she has growth of the business of James F. Ballard has been sur­ one servant or more, her burdens take other forms than as prising even to his friends. It has been attained only by if she did her ovsm work. If she has children, there is the patient and steady effort, the most careful attention to de­ responsibility of caring for them and training them. The tail, a scrupulous regard for all business obligations, and a mother’s influence upon her children for good or evil is very conserving care for the interests of his customers. Mr. great. If there are guests at the home, the matter of en­ Ballard gives his personal attention to nearly every trans­ tertainment largely devolves upon the wife. Her duties action that takes place in the house. He gets down to are multifarious, and when she has done all, she is expect­ business early in the morning and remains till late in the ed to be a companion for her husband, and to be interested evening, and is never idle. He is of a restless energetic in the things in which he is interested. All this is just as disposition, and seems to be in all parts of his establish­ much the contribution to the household happiness and com­ ment at the same time. He decides quickly, and his faculty fort as the money the husband brings home every week. of dispatching business enables him to accomplish much In business matters the wife should be treated like a busi­ more than the average business man in any given time, ness partner; she should have an allowance, and should not and no man stands higher in the drug trade for integrity have a false sentiment about asking for it.—April Woman’s of character and business reliability. Home Companion.

A Co-operative Idea Exchange. Safe Propositions.

Prize Competitions are many in these days of modern Wellerette Seed and Havana ...... 5 cents. magazines, but the prize-winners are sometimes rather few El Famoso Seed and Havana...... 10 cents. Optimo, Clear Havana...... 10 cents. and far between. The April number of the W oman’s There is nothing better. Home Companion announces three unusual prize competi­ tions for the benefit of the Church, the School and the Home, which are rather an opportunity for a co-operative Soda Fountain requisites—anything you want. Send exchange of ideas, and in which the magazine proposes to for catalogue. Richardson Drug Co. pay a cash prize to every one of its readers who can con­ See Dr. Berry’s advertisement on page 12, opposite title tribute an available idea or suggestion on any of the fol­ page. ______lowing topics: “ How to Make School-Yards Attractive.” A little girl once asked her father: “ How to Make Pin-Money at Home.” “ Pa, where were you born?” “ How to Pay Off Church Debts.” “ In Boston, my dear.” Why should not the local school-yard be a place of “ And where was mamma born?” beauty instead of neglect? “ In San Francisco, my dear.” Half the women of America would like to know how to “ And where was I born?” make pin-money at home, and some few women actually “ In Philadelphia, my dear.” know how to do it. “ Well” , said the little dear, “ isn’t it funny how we The vital question in almost every American community three people got together?” is that of financial aid for the church. The W oman’s Home Companion will pay well for every Buy the genuine Stone’s Straws. We are headquarters, available idea or suggestion submitted on these subjects, and can furnish you special prices, freight prepaid in quan­ and special prizes will be paid for the best suggestion in tity lots. Be sure to write to us before placing your orders. each class. Richardson Drug Co. Particulars will be found in the April number of the W oman’s Home Companion, which can be found on all Farmer—Here, you little rascal, what are you doing in news-stands. my apple tree? Boy—Just botanizin’, that’s all. Ballard-Snow Liniment Co. Increase of Business. Removal to More Commodious Quarters, Always give satisfaction—Wellerette and El Famoso Havana ciga.rs. See price list. The Ballard-Snow Liniment Co. (of which James F. “ She’s awfully old-fashioned. She believes in long en­ Ballard is proprietor), which for many years occupied the gagements.” building at 310 North Main Street, St. Louis, Mo., has re­ “ Worse than that! She believes in long marriages.” cently moved into its own premises at 500-502 North Second Street. Before moving into the new quarters, the building A ready seller at this season of the year—Monheit’s was considerably enlarged. Another story was added, and Foot Salve, $1.75 per dozen. ' d&a-k&iife >>L/: . 244- OMAHA DRUGGIST.

FOR SALE, WANTED, ETC. COR SALE—Drug stock in Marion Co., Iowa, population 1 ,000; two A other stores in the town. Sales last year f 10 ,000.0 0 ; stock invoice Omaha Druggist Sample Copies, io Cents. about $2,400; good soda fountain, temperance town. Reasons for selling, party who owns stock is interested in drug business in western part of No letters will be forwarded in answer to advertisements in this the state. For further particulars address P. O. Box 575, Sioux City, la. column unless the necessary postage accompanies the inquiry. ANTED—A partner in the drug business. Need not be registered. BUSINESS WANTS. W Address M, care Richardson Drug Co. We can sell your business, get you a clerk, get you a position, or find you a new location. ANTED TO BUY—A second-hand cash register, must be National. For sale situations wanted, help wanted, etc., 5 cents a line (7 words W Address P. O. Box 57 5, Sioux City, Iowa. to a line) each insertion. No insertion less than 25 cents. Advertise­ ments in display type 10 cents a line.. ANTED—Copies of the January, February, March; Ayril and May, W 1902, Omaha Druggist. Address the Llovd Library, Cincinnati, R SALE—Best drug business in Canyon Co., Idaho. Invoice $5 ,000. Ohio. F Town of 1 ,600, County Seat, paying business, best reason for selling, For information, address H. D. Blatchley, Caldwell, Idaho. ANTED—W. R. Claybaugh. 7 31 Jackson Blvd., Chicago, graduates W on May 26th, from the College of Physicians and Surgeons. He OR SALE—Stock of drugs, neat and well assorted, no opposition, is a registered pharmacist in Iowa and Nebraska, and wants a position as F trade strictly cash, doing a paying business, invoice $600.00; terms clerk in a drug store where he can also practice medicine, to begin June of sale cash. Call on, or address Miss Mary Emerson, Lewiston, Neb. 1 st.

OR SALE—Drug Store in good town of 500 population in western ANTED—A location for a drug store in Colorado. Will buy a good F Iowa. First-class, up-to-date store. Good paying business. Invoice W stock in good territory. Most desired is a good location for a $3 ,500. No trade or bargains, but want cash. Best reasons for selling. drug store and a physician. While Colorado is preferred will also con­ For further information address A. D. Krause, Ute, Iowa. sider a similar proposition from Wyoming. Don’t answer unless you OR SALE—A rare opportunity to buy a good paying business. Stock have the territory. Address G. J., care Omaha Druggist. F $4,000.00. Daily sales $25.00, Good live town of 500, in south­ eastern Nebraska. 400 prescriptions each month. Can collect 95% of \JUANTED—Every Druggist and every clerk in Iowa and Nebraska to accounts in short time. Address Nottus, care Richardson Drug Co. YV have a copy of the Iowa State Pharmaceutical Association’s Uni­ form Price List. It is a guide for the retail trade and will make you OR SALE—A clean drug stock of about $2,500 in value. Located in money. Adopted in every county in the State of Iowa. Price, fifty F county seat of 1,800 inhabitants, in south-eastern Nebraska. Would cents per copy. Trade supplied by Richardson Drug Co., Omaha, Neb. sell for part cash and easy terms on balance. Getting old, and poor health is the reason for selling. Address R. I. M., care Omaha Druggist. UOR SALE—Drug stock in one of the best towns in South Dakota, in- RAY & SCHUELER,St. Louis. Mo. I voice stock and fixtures about $5,000.00. Population 1 ,400, one Manufacturers o f ...... other drug store in the town; sales will average $30.00 per day, rent DRUGGISTS’ GLASS $25 .00. Good reason for selling. For further information address P. O. LABELS, SHELF Box 57 5, Sioux City, Iowa. BOTTLES AND DRAW PULLS OF EVERY OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—8o-acre farm, Snake River Valley, DESCRIPTION. F Idaho, adjoining Idaho Falls. Fine dwelling, electric light, good barn, stables, granerv, cellars, etc. Young orchard. Finest residence For the Wholesale Trade Only. farm anywhere near Idaho Falls Price $10 0 per acre Will exchange for good drug business in Idaho and cash difference. Address Box 50, First-Class Workmanship. St. Anthony, Id a h o,...... PAT. FEB 12, B9 PAT. MARCH S /84. DeLacy's CiivKcvNa and Iron, $8.00 Dozen, DeLacy's French Hair Tonic,_ $8,00 Dozen, 5 per, cent discdUnt in 2-dozen lots.

If you haven’t got “ DeLacy’s Cin-Ko-Na and Iron” and “ DeLacy’s French Hair Tonic” in stock we are both losing money. Order at least two dozen from your jobber today. Five per cent discount in two dozen lots.

DeLacy’s Cin-Ko:Na and Iron...... per dozen, $8.00 DeLacy’s French Hair Tonic ...... per dozen, 8.00 DeLacy’s French Shampoo...... per dozen, 4.00 DeLacy’s French Skin Soap...... per dozen, 1.00 DeLacy’s Laxative Fruit Wafers...... per dozen, 2.00 Greenway’s Kidney and Liver Cure...... per dozen, 4.00 Greenway’s Kidney and Liver Cure...... per dozen, 8.00 $16.00 lots assorted less 5 per cent discount from your jobber. $100,000.00 will be used this year in advertising “ DeLacy’s Cin-Ko- Na and Iron” and “ DeLacy’s French Hair Tonic.” Order in 2-dozen lots or $16.00 assortment from your jobber and save the 5 per cent.

Look out for big demand for DeLacy's DeLacy’s Remedies Guaranteed by the Cin-Ko-Na and Iron. Order 2 dozen today. Save five per cent. DeLACY CHEMICAL CO„ St Louis, Mo„ U. S, A.

Trade Supplied by RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Omaha. OMAHA D&UGGIST. •25 SEIDLITZ POWDERS.

Made from Pure Materials. Made by Hand.

Made Full Weight. Home Ma.de.

Made Official Strength. Ma.de to Give Satisfaction.

Such are the Richardson Drug Co. Brand of Seidlitz Powders.

Single Doses in embossed envelopes...... per 100 $2.00 Twelve doses in tin box...... per doz 2.00 Ten doses in tin box...... per doz 1.75 Six doses in paper carton...... per doz 1.35 Three doses in paper carton...... per doz .75

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Our PETROLIA is put up from select and carefully cleaned Petrolatum. The Perfumed is of the best. The Medicated, Camphorated, Carbolated, Eucalyptized, etc., is of the strength ready for use in all. cases. Put up by us in two and four-ounce screw-top jars, with neat lithographed label, neatly put on, and in neat packages of one dozen each.

Amber, plain, 2-oz...... per doz. $0.35 per gro. $3.50 White, plain, 2-oz...... per doz. $0.35 per gro. $3.75 Amber, plain, 4-oz ...... per doz. .60 per gro. 6.50 White, plain, 4-oz...... per doz. .65 per gro. 7.00 Amber, Carbolated, 2-oz • •..per doz. .35 per gro. 3.75 White, perfumed, 2-oz...... per doz. .40 per gro. 4.50 Amber, Carbolated, 4-oz.. ..per doz. .65 per giro. 7.25 White, perfumed, 4-oz...... per doz. .65 per gro. 7.50 26 OMAHA DRUGGIST. OUR PAGE OF SPECIAL QUOTATIONS. No Charge for Containers. Prices are Inclusive for the Quantity, SEASONABLE GOODS. NEW GOODS.

Aristochin...... oz $2.00 Dr. Berry’s Pace Cream ...... doz 8.00 Dr. Berry’s Freckle Ointment...... doz 4.00 Helm itol...... oz .60 Lacto-Salicylate Co. Tabs...... oz 1.0 0 Rheumatin...... oz 1.15 Throcin...... oz 2.70 Anasarcin Tablets...... ; ...... doz 15.00 Belknap’s Emulsion,...... doz 10.50 Belknap’s Dyspepsia Cure...... doz 7.00 Belknap’s Health Balm...... doz 7.00 Belknap’s Anti-Pns Salve, large...... doz 3.50 Belknap’s Anti-Pus Salve, small...... doz 1.75 Eradeline...... display ctn 1.50 Arsenic Kegs, about 250 2 to 5-lb. Paper Boxes...lb.J P. Z. Foot Comfort...... doz 1.75 lbs. each...... lb.$0.14J^ 1-lb. Paper B oxes... .,,.lb. G ynicine...... doz 8.00 100-lb. K egs...... lb. .15 Paper Boxes...... lb. Gynicine E lixir...... doz12.00 14, 28 and 56-lb. kits...... lb .16 %-lb. Paper Boxes...... lb. Gynicine Vag. Cones...... doz 4.00 Moffat’s Life Pills...... doz 2.00 5 0 0 -lb . Lots, 1 -2 c . lb. less. I5 § H I0 CHARGE FOR BOXES OR CARTAGE. Moffat’s Phoenix Bitters...... doz 9.00 Noxem “ Dehorner...... doz 7.50 AD-EL-ITE Nutryl, plain...... doz 12.00 Paint and Varnish Remover. Nutryl with Arsenic...... doz 12.00 Nutryl with Cod Liver Oil...... doz 12.00 1 -gal. cans...... per gal. $2.00 ^-gal. cans pergal. $2.40 Yt -gal. cans...... pergal. % -gal. cans...... pergal. 2.80 Nutryl with Strychnine...... doz 12.00 2.20 Newton Heave Powder, large...... doz 8.00 Newton Heave Powder, small...... : ...... doz 4.00 Nenobin...... doz 9.00 NEW PACKAGE. Omega Oil; 10 c ...... doz .80 Pacific Coast Borax. Page’s Climax Salve...... doz 2.00 Prunol...... doz 9.00 l-lb. packag®, 2 dozen in case...... case $2.30 Y-Vo. package, 4 dozen in case ...... case 2.50 Spelterine Powder...... doz 12.00 Taroena Food, small...... -...... doz 4.50 %-Vo. package, 8 dozen in case...... case 2.80 5-case lots, 5 per cent discount. U. S. Navy Remedy...... doz 8.00 STAPLE HEAVY CRUDE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. Acid, Acetic, No. 8, 28%, carboy 04 ....ft 05% Napthalin, Flake, bbl...... 1b 03*4 5-gal. demijohn...... J-...... ft 05% 06 100-lb...... ft 03% 1-gal. ju g ...... I..:...... * 06% 0614 50-lb...... : ...... ft 04 Carbolic, crude, 20%, bbl...... - - gal 20 25-lb. 07 20%, 10-gal. ca n ...... gal 30 Blue Vitriol, bbl Oil Cake, ton...... cwt 125 20%, 5-gal. can...... V;,...... gal 35 ...ft 06*4 14-ton...... cwt 1 30 25%, bbl...... gal 25 ioo-ib...... ,..ft 06% %-ton...... cwt 1 35 07 25%, 10-gal. can...... "...... gal 30 25-lb. 25%, 5-gal. can...... gal 35 0714 12 30%, bbl...... g a l 30 Borax, Powder or Lump, bbl. 08 A 12*4 30%, 10-gal. can...... gal 35 08% 13 30%, 5-gal, can...... gal 40 08% Chlorate, cryst.,keg. 08% Citric, 100-lb. keg...... ft 37 09 50-lb...... y...... 09 10 50-lb. lots...... ft 39A 02*4 . . . . l b 25-lb. lots...... ft 38 A 02% Sal Epsom, bbl. . . . . l b 01% Muriatic, cafboy...... v...... tt> 01% 03 . . . . l b 02 Nitric, carboy...... V...... ft 06 50-lb. . . . . l b Oxalic, bbl...... ft 07 ....ft 09 02% 0904 85 50-lb. lots...... ft 08 100-lb...... 01 25-1 b. l o t s ...... v. •;*------ft 09 ...ft 11 . . . . l b Sulphuric, commercial, carboy...... ft 01 01*4. % 82 Nitre, commercial, keg...... l b 04*4 Tartaric, bbl...... %...... ft 33A ...ft 03 04% 50-lb. lots...... i ...... ft 35a 0314 05*4 25-lb. lots...... */, ...... ft 36A 04 . . . . l b Alcohol, Wood, bbls...... gal 65 75 06 % -bbls...... 4 ...... gaj 70 1 00 ...ft 06*4 10-gal...... *>.% ...... gal 75 25- i b ...... ;....: 07 01*4 Nitre, gran., keg. Alum, lump, bbl...... ft 02% Cream Tartar, C. P.. bbls. ...ft 26 06*4. 50-lb. lots...... '...... ft 03 27 07 25-lb. lots...... ft 03% . 25-lb. 07% 28 Nitre, powd., keg...... % . . . l b 06% Ground, bbl...... ft 02^ Formaldehyde, 40%, carboy . ..lb 21 50-ib. lots...... ;.; ;. • . . . ft 03% 50-lb. 50-lb...... ft 07% 23 25-lb...... 08 25-lb. lots...... ft 04 28 Powdered, bbl...... ft 03% 22 16*4 ...ft 23 50-lb. lots...... ft 04 17 25-lb. lots...... ft 0414 Gum Camphor, bbl. 60 24 Ammonia, Water, Conct., 26°, carboy...... ft 07 61 1 00 5-gal...... ft 08 Keg.. . c w t 1 25 62 50-lb 01% 20°, carboy...... ft 0514 63 ,5-gal...... ■.-...... — ...... ft 00 Insect Powder, 100-lb. keel 18 Soda Bicarb , bbl. 01% 16°, carboy...... ft 0414 50-lb...... 19 K eg...... ft 02 5-gal...... t..ft 05 20 02% Muriate, lump, bbl...... ft 12 02% Hyposulphite, gran, or cryst., bbl. ...ft 02% 100-lb...... ft 12*4 Bbl. 03 ...ft 02% 50-lb...... ft 33 . . .lb 04% -ib'..'.'.';.'.'.'.'.' ...ft 03 25-lb...... i..: ...... ft 13*4 50 05 Strontium Nitrate, keg. 12 Muriate, Gran., No. 1, bbl...... ft 07*4 l-lb. cans, 50-lb. cases. 05*4 100-lb...... ft 08 13 06*4 14 50-lb...... ft 08J4 0714 25-lb...... ft 09 06% 02% Antimony, Black, Commercial, bbl...... ft 03 03*4 Bag ...ft 02% 100-lb...... ft 0314 03% . ..ft 04 50-lb...... , ...... ft 03% 04 05

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APRIL SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT. PAPETERIES

Below we show you some new and up-to-date Box Paper. No. 5119. No. 5034. Plymouth. Putnam Bond. An exceptionally popular line. The “ Old Style” effect in this paper has No. 5117—White, long box...... doz. $3.50 many admirers. No. 5119—Saxon blue, long b o x .... “ 3.50 No. 5034—White...... per doz. $2.25 No. 5040—Pastel Blue...... “ 2.25 No. 5036—Oxford Grey...... “ 2.25 No. 5038—Dresden Blue...... “ 2.25

No. 5041. No. 5131. Wicklow Wove. Potomac. A handsome series showing smooth sur­ An artistic series of fabric finished papers. face and pleasing tints. No. 5121—White, long box...... doz. $3.50 No. 5041—Cream ...... per doz. $2.50 No. 5123—Dresden Blue, long box.. “ 3.50 No. 5018. No. 5043—Oxford Grey...... “ 2.50 No. 5047:—Pastel B lue...... “ 2.50 Girard Wove. No. 5070—Dresden Blue...... “ 2.50 A highly desirable satin finish paper. No. 5071—Pastel Blue...... “ 2.50 No. 5018—Cream ...... per doz. $2.25 No. 5020—Oxford Grey...... “ 2.25 No. 5024—Pastel Blue...... “ 2.25 No. 5222—Dresden Blue...... “ 2.25

No. 5113. Orleans. Handsome textile finished papers in fash­ ionable tints. No. 5113—White, long b ox ...... doz. $3.50 No. 5036. No. 5114—Tinturn, long box...... “ 3.50 Fairfax Vellum. No. 5057. A superior antique finish. No. 5026—White...... per doz. $3.00 Flemish Bond. No. 5083—Oxford Grey...... “ 3.00 An excellent mottled bond paper. No. 5057—White...... per doz. $2.50 No. 5061—Dresden Blue...... “ 2.50 No. 5059—Oxford Gray...... “ 2.50

No. 5153. Twotone Linen. Original and very effective. No. 5152—White...... per doz. $3.50 No. 5158—Pearl Grey...... “ 3.50 No. 5167—Hunters Green...... “ 3.50 No. 5074. Weymouth Parchment. Highland Linen. We have a large assortment of other No. 4235—White...... per doz. $2.50 A fashionable series in velvet finish. No. 4243—Imperial Violet...... “ 2.50 No. 5074—White, long box...... doz. $3.00 styles of Box Paper, ranging in price from No. 4247—Dresden Blue...... “ 2.50 No. 5076—Oxford Grey, long b o x .. “ 3.00 72c to $7.20 per dozen, Send us an order No. 4251—Pearl Grey...... “ 2.50 No. 5051—Oxford Grey, square box “ 2.50 No. 2555—Mazarine Blue...... “ 2.50 No. 5053—Dresden Blue, square box “ 2.50 for 50 to 100 boxes assorted and get No. 4391—Sylvan Blue...... “ 2.50 No. 5049—White, square box...... “ 2.50 special discount. APRIL SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT,

SALVATOR" HAFELRUBBER SYRINGES, These Syringes are made from the best of material and put up expressly for the Richardson Drug Co,

No. OOO. No. 08. No. 000—%-oz. modified conical point...... per doz. Si.35 No. 00—%-oz. safety point...... per doz. 1.35 No. 08—%,-oz. “P” soft rubber tip.... per doz. $2.40

No. 09—-2-oz. Rectal...... No. 10— /Uoz. “ P ” soft rubber tip, same as No. 08

No. 02—%-oz. “ P ” straight pipe

No. 03—%-oz. “ P ” safety point.

No. 12—3-oz. Rectal

No. 13—y2-oz. “ P ” soft rubber tip

No. 05—^-oz. Infant, ring handle No. 14—%-oz. vaginal

No. 15—1-oz. vaginal No. 06—^-oz. Uterine, long pipe

No. 07—%-oz. Lar, ring handle

A very neat and Surpasses anything of the kind ever put on the handy implement. THE P O C K E T market. MANICURE TRIMS, FILES, CLEANS, keeps D e t a i l s a t the nails in perfect condition. A quick * » ■ < ■ ■ ■ - — m m V w ■ seller. Pays the dealer a liberal profit. Ask your jobber or write to KLIP-KLip CO., 588 Clinton Ave. S., ROCHESTER, N. Y.

Send us an order. Price per dozen, $1.90. APRIL SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT,

RUBBER GOODS. Steam Vulcanized Gloves, Nipples, Finger Cots and Ice Bags.

GLOVES. Surgeon’s pure gum light weight long gloves. Per dozen...... $9.00 Surgeon’s pure gum medi­ um weight long gloves. Per dozen...... $9.00 Surgeon’s pure gum heavy weight long gloves. Per dozen...... $9.00 Ladies’ pure gum medium weight long gloves. Per dozen...... $9.00 Ladies’ Gloves, maroon or tan, long. Per dozen...... $10.00 Ladies’ Gloves, white household. Per dozen...... $10.00 Gent’s black ovei; driving, light weight. Per dozen...... $12.00 Gent’s black or white over driving, heavy weight. Per dozen...... $15.00 Seamless Ice Bags, No. 1 , 2 ^ x 9 ^ , for spine...... per doz., $1.80 Seamless Ice Bags, No. 2, 3)4x11, for spine...... per doz., 2.40 Seamless Ice Bags, No. 3, 6^x9^, for head...... per doz., 2.80 Seamless Ice Bags, No. 4, 6)4x11, for head...... per doz., 3.20 NIPPLES.

Pure gum seamless nipples, No. 1. Per g ross.. .$4.00 Per dozen...... 40 INVIGORATOR.. Maroon seamless nipples, No. 2. Per g ross.. .$3.00 Per dozen...... 35 White seamless nipples, No. 3. Per gross. .. $3.00 Per dozen...... 35 Black seamless nipples, No. 4. Per g ross.. .$3.00 Per dozen...... 35

A rubber bath brush is new and novel. It is made with an opening for the thumb, which prevents it slipping off the hand. This overcomes the great objection to others now on the market. A rubber brush is a luxury after the bath for imparting a healthy glow to the skin, stimulating the circulation and producing an exhilarating effect without irritation. The same brush is excellent for massage and shampoo purposes. When using this brush fasten the clasp, then put on as you PURE GUM. would a glove. Take off as you would a glove without unfastening the clasp.

Pure gum, Surgeon’s Tissue...... gro., $2.25 per doz., i10.50 Price per dozen...... $4.00. Pure gum, medium, assorted sizes----- gro., 3.00 per doz., .30 Pure gum, reinforced, assorted sizes.. . per gro., 3.50 per doz., .35 FOR SALE B Y Heavy black, assorted sizes...... gro., 3.50 per doz., .35 Heavy black, assorted sizes...... gro., 3.50 per doz., .35 RICHARDSON DRUG CO. APRIL SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT PERFUMED TALCUM POWDER

SPECIAL OFFER

Richardson Drug Co.’s Perfumed Talcum Powder. A very refreshing and sanitary powder for the toilet and nursery. We use the best Talc on the market. Price per single dozen...... $0.75. Price per gross...... 7.50. With each gross lot we will give one dozen free.

TOOTH POWDER. Richardson Drug Co. Packed in neat, attractive tin box with patent top. A refreshing powder which cleanses, whitens and preserves the teeth, heals and hardens the gums, and purifies the breath. Price per dozen...... $1.50. Price per gross...... 15.00. With each gross we give one dozen free.

CHAMPAGNE GLASSES. No. 5105—Octagon-cut Saucer-stem Champagne Glasses. Price...... per doz. $1.50 No. 5105—Saucer-stem Champagne glasses, etched. Price...... per doz. 1.7 5

CRUSHED FRUIT BOWLS.

No. 15071—8-inch Nappy, notched cover, 8 inches high by 8 inches diameter. P rice...... each, $0.40 No. 15077—8-inch Nappy, notched cover, inches high by 8 No. 5105 inches diameter. Price...... each, .40 APRIL SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT. PLA Y B A LL! THE GOLDSMITH LINE Infielder’s Gloves, Catcher’s Masks, NOW READY. Shoe Plates, Highest Quality. Popular Prices. Body Protectors.

The largest assortment at pop­ Base Balls, ular prices ever shown. Base Ball Bats, Catalogue sent free for the asking. It will pay you to ask. Catcher’s Mitts, RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Base Ball Uniforms. OMAHA, NEBRASKA.

The Goldsmith Highest Quality Base Balls. In presenting this list of Base Ball Supplies, we take pleasure in calling your attention to the improvements in the line this year. The material used is the very best. No. 3 Western Association Ball is one of merit and the best dollar ball on the market. Also No. 67-X Boys’ Mitt is made entirely of good grade leather. Make up an order and have the goods shipped at once. We give April 1 5th dating.

No. 25 No. 25—0. K. Two piece, white sheep­ No. 10—Eureka. Regulation size. Blue No. 1—Dollar Dead. Regulation size. skin cover. Size 8 inches. Good thread, double stitch. A very sight­ Yarn wrapped and covered with value. One dozen ,in a box. ly and durable ball. The most pop­ best grade horsehide. An excep­ Price...... t ...... per doz. $ .35 ular 10c. ball made. One dozen in tional value in a 50c. ball. Wrap­ a box...... '...per doz. .75 ped in tin foil and packed in separ­ ate boxes...... per doz. 3.75

No. 37 No. 5. No. 3 No. 3—Western Association. Regula­ No. 27—Eclipse. Two piece, white No. 5—League Special. Full regulation size and weight. Orange colored tion size. Made of extra grade wool­ sheepskin cover. Size 8 ^-inches. en yarn, rubber center and horse­ Double red thread. An extra good thread, double stitch, horsehide cover. A very popular brand. hide cover. Guaranteed to give ex­ value. One dozen in a box. cellent satisfaction...... per doz. 7.50 P rice...... per doz. .40 Each ball in separate box and sealed...... per doz. 1.7 5

No. 97 No. 97—Geldsmith’s League. The very No. 80 finest woolen yarn, rubber center and horsehide cover are used in No. 80—League Junior. A trifle under the construction of this ball which regulation size. Made in the best is made according to League speci­ No. 35—Boys’ Practice. Size 8)4 in., possible manner and finished with fications. Any ball will be re­ 4)4 oz. Double stitch. Well sewed. wool yarn. Horshide cover. An placed free of charge which does A very popular ball with the boys. excellent boys’ ball. Each ball in not last a full game of nine in­ One dozen in a box...... per doz. .75 separate box and sealed___per doz. 1.7 5 nings...... per doz. 9.00 APRIL SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT.

The Goldsmith Highest Quality Catcher’s Mitts. The Goldsmith Highest Quality Infielder’s Gloves.

No. 67-X.

No. 67-X—Boys’ Mitt. Made entirely of No. 78. good grade leather, y2 dozen in a b o x ...... per doz. 2.00 No. 78—Men’s size. Drab Buckskin palm, improved padded heel, new No. 1-1X . No. 4. wrist lacing. Made in a most sub­ No. 1—Boys’ Size. Brown leather, pad­ stantial manner...... per doz. $12.00 ded heel...... per doz. $2.00 No. 1-X—Youth’s size. Same style No. 1 —made much larger—of good grade red leather. An exceptional v a lu e ...... per doz. 2.25 No. 4—Youth’s Size. Drab colored leather. Made with padded heel and thumb web. An extra good 50 cent value...... per doz. 4.00

No. 68. No. 68—Boys' Mitt. Craven tan leath­ er, padded heel, improved thumb laces. The best value ever offered. Price...... per doz. 2.25 No. 83. No. 84—Beague size. Finest drab lea­ ther palm, with extra palm-pad. The back and trimmings of brown kid leather. The most popular mitt ever attempted for the price. Im­ proved thumb strap, padded heel and deep pocket. New lacing for re-padding...... per doz. 16.00 iNo. 7. No. 8. No. 7—Men’s size. Fine asbestos buck. Made with padded heel and thumb web, lined with heavy felt. No. 73. Price...... per doz. 7.50 No. 73—Youth’s Barge Size Mitt. Made No. 8—Beague shape. Finest quality entirely of good grade leather, smoked Indian buck, full padded. padded heel and new thumb laces. Padded heel and thumb web. Our Price...... per doz. 4.50 most popular value...... per doz. 9.00

No. 16— Beague shape. Brown No. 84. kid leather, full No. 86—Beague size. Genuine drab welts, padded buckskin palm. Fireproof calfskin palm-pad and strip. Improved heel and thumb padded heel, deep pocket, and web, full felt thumb-strap and new lacing for padding, doz. 12.00 re-padding. A mitt which has no No. 75. equal for its price...... per doz. 24.00 No. 75—Youth’s size. Drab leather No. 16. front, balance of extra grade leather; invisible palm-pad and improved padded heel. Price...... per doz. 6.00

No. 84. No. 85—Beague size. Made of the very finest grade of California smoked horsehide. Padded heel, deep No. 18. No. 76. pocket, internal stiffener, and our No. 18—Special Beague Glove. Finest No. 76—Men’s size. Indian Birch palm, newly improved lacing for re-pad­ drab buckskin, full welted seams, invisible palm-pad, padded heel, ding. Padded with the highest padded heel, thumb web, and full laced wrist for replacing padding. grade of asbestos felt. Strap and felt lined. An exceptional fine An exceptional value...... per doz. 9.00 buckle at the wrist...... per doz. 33.00 g lo v e ...... per doz. 16.50 APRIL SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT.

TOE AND HEEL PLATES. THE GOLDSMITH HIGHEST QUALITY BASEBALL BATS. No. 5—Boys’ Bottle Bat. Plain finish, hard maple, 28 and 30 inches long, well made and thoroughly seasoned. Toe Plate. Heel Plate. Price...... per dozen, $0.40 No. 12—Boys’ Bottle Bat. Made of well No. 6—Toe Plate. Made of bright steel. Complete with seasoned stock, nicely finished. Length screws. P rice...... per dozen pairs, $0.80 28 and 30 inches. A big 10c seller. P rice...... per dozen, No. 6-H—Heel Plates. Same as No. 6 Toe Plates. Price...... per dozen pairs, .80 No. 18—Boys’ Axle Tree Bottle Bat. Ex­ tra grade seasoned ash, oil finish, No. 2-—Toe Plate, Finest quality blued steel. Complete with black end. Length, 28, 30 and 32 screws. Price...... per dozen pairs, 1.90 inches. Price...... per dozen, 1.10 No. 2-H—Heel Plate. Same material as No. 2. No. 30—Special Ash Bottle Bat. P r i c e , ...... per dozen pairs, 1.90 Good quality ash. Length, 30 and 32 inches. A good 25c boys’ bat. Price...... per dozen, 1.85 No. 25—Men’s Bottle Bat. Extra INFLATED BODY PROTECTOR. quality ash, oil finish. Lengths, 33, 34 and 35 inches. Price...... per dozen, 2.00 No. 35—Men’s Professional League Bottle Bat. Made of extra selected, straight-grained ash, oil finish. Lengths, 33, 34 and 35 inches. A big 50c value. Each bat in a separate bag. Price...... per dozen, 4.00 No. 20—Men’s Wagon Pole Bottle Bat. Fine quality second-growth ash, finished and made in the most substantial way. Oil fin­ No. 7—Made of good quality rubber and inflated with air. ish. Lengths, 33, 34 and 35 Price...... each, $4.00 inches. Each bat in a separate bag. Price...... per dozen, 6.00 No. 5—Same as No. 7 except made of much better material. Price...... each, 5.50 No. 100—Goldsmith’s League Bottle Bat. Made of the finest selected No. 1—Special League. Highest quality. Price...... each, 6.00 second-growth Canadian ash, perfect in shape and finish—no finer could be made. Only the very best air-dried timber is used, and skilled workmen give each bat their personal attention. Hand turned and HIGHEST QUALITY CATCHER'S hand finished. Used by the leading batsmen all over the MASKS. country. Lengths, 33, 34 and 35 inches. Price, per dozen, 7.50

RUBBER BALLS.

Sponge or Solid.

No. 15—Size, inches diameter...... per doz. $0.35 No. 30—Size, 2% inches diameter...... per doz. .75

Hollow or White Bat.

No. 15—Size, 1 inches diameter...... per doz. .35 No. 30—Size, 2% inches diameter...... per doz. .75 No. 5—Boys’ Mask. Made of bright wire, with leather-faced side pads. Price...... per dozen, $2.00 White Inflated. No. 10—Youth’s Mask. Good weight, bright wire, double leather side pads. Correct size and weight. No. 110—Size, 1 y$ inches diameter...... per doz. .40 P rice ...... per dozen, 4.00 No. 115—Size, \y% inches diameter...... per doz. .45 No. 20—Special Men’s Mask. Made of heavy black enameled No. 130—Size, 2>£ inches diameter...... per doz. .75 wire. Good quality hair-filled side pads. Chin and fore­ No. 145—Size, 3 inches diameter...... per doz. 1.25 head pieces. A perfectly safe and reliable mask. Price...... per dozen, 12.00 Red Inflated. No. 25—Regulation Mask. Extra heavy steel wire, black enameled, all joints reinforced withsteel clamps. Chin No. 1 1 2 —Size, IX inches diameter...... per doz. .40 and forehead pieces of extra quality leather, side pads No. 132—Size, 2y2 inches diameter...... per doz. .85 softly padded with curled hair. Well made and perfectly reliable in every particular. Price...... per doz. 16.50 Maroon Inflated. No. 30—Official League Mask. Finest cold-drawn steel wire. All joints reinforced with steel wire, pads filled with best No. 114—Size, i y inches diameter...... per doz. .45 curled hair, chin and forehead pieces of best soft calfskin. This mask has our head strap, extending from top of mask No. 124—Size, 2 inches diameter...... per doz. .75 to top of head, which holds the mask in place and allows it No. 134—Size, 2% inches diameter...... per doz. 1.00 to be quickly removed and replaced. Price. . .per dozen, 24.00 No. 144—Size, 3 inches diameter...... per doz. 1.25 APRIL SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT. MESSNER HARMONICAS. The celebrated Messner Harmonicas are the pink of perfection.

No. 10—The Rival Band. 10 holes, 20 reeds, brass plates, heavy brass convex covers. The back is open, which materially increases the sound, making- it more melodious. It is com­ pact, at the same time possessing the advantages of a larger harmonica. Each one in a hinged box with gilt lettering...... per doz. $1.75

No. 467—The Clarionetto. 10 holes, 20 reeds, brass plates and nickeled brass covers. Additional sounding-channels for each reed. Each harmonica in a pretty yellow hinged box No. 432—The Reader. 10 holes, 20 reeds, nickel covers, brass with gilt lettering...... per doz. $2.00 plates. Patented curved mouthpiece. Fits the mouth and will not cut the lips. Playing on this instrument you pro­ No. 95—The Rival Band. 10 double holes, 20 reeds, heavy brass duce with ease the sound from both ends, which cannot be plates, extra brass convex covers, open back and extension attained on a straight harmonica. Packed in neat green ends. Full concert size. Each one in a black hinged box hinged boxes with gilt lettering...... per doz. $2.00 with extra clasp, silk lined...... per doz. $4.00 Eastman s Royal Perfumes. START RIGHT

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F or $12.75 We will ship you Three Pints of Eastman’s Quadruple Extract. Odors to be selected by you from the following- list: Stcxrt nxothers to use Violet Hyacinth Jacqueminot Rose Crab Apple Peau d’Espagne Sweet Marie Fleur de Lys Lilac Blossom Pretty Pink Easter Violette Sweet Mignonette Blue Bells of Scotland. t o o t h , b r u s h , (TKVrh,lds) Vyouths size/ for tkeir children., ej\d you earn, EASTMAN'S their tkarvks arvjd tke lifeloruj ^pprecfc^tiorv o f the Verona Violette Talcum Powder childrerv, Crushed Roses Talcum Powder Build up your trade by pushing only

The most exquisitely perfumed Talcum Powder on the market. The World's Best Tooth Brush Remember it is made in three sizes: No. 750, glass bottle...... per doz., $1.25 Child’s, Youth’s, Adult’s. No, 751, glass bottle, extra large... “ “ 2.00 No. 733, paper box, Verona Violette “ “ 1.00 Florence Manufacturing Company, No. 734, paper box, Crushed Roses. “ “ 1.00 Florence, Mass. Send your orders to Richardson Drug Co., Omaha. Your orders solicited. PRICE: Adult Size...... per doz. 888.50 RICHARDSON DRUG CO. Youth’s or Children’s Size. ..per doz. 8.85 OMAHA, NEB. r I OMA^AuP^UGaiS^i 37 au «a

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Qz Acetic, glacial, coml...... ft 18 Dried, powd., ctns...... 4 . ..lb 12 Antipuralgos...... oz Arsenous, fused, 1-oz. vials...... oz 08 ...» 11 Antipyralgine...... oz Arsenous, fused. 1-ft boxes...... ft 20 Chrome, gran., C. P. ..ft 25 Antipyrin, Knorrs, 1-oz vials...... oz Benzoic, Eng., true, oz. ctn., M. C.W ...... oz 16 Ammoni-Ferric...... ft 25 New Grade, 1-oz vials...... oz Benzoic, Ger., 1-ft cart. Merck, M. 0. W. ... ft 55 ..ft 04 Aptol, fluid, green, 1-oz vials, Merck...... oz Benzoic, Ger., 1-oz cart. M. C. W., Merck, oz 10 05 Apomorphia,cryst, %-ozvls., M.C.W...... oz Boracic, cryst. or powd.. 1-lb. cart...... ft 20 ..ft 06 Muriate (amorphous) %-oz. vials. M.C.W...oz .oz Boracic, M. C. W., Merck, C. P., 1-lb. cart..ft 30 18 Argentamine ...... 1.. oz 2 758 Bromic...... oz 29 14 Argos, red...... lb Butyric, 90 % ...... oz 23 20 Red, powdered...... ft Butyric, 60 % ...... oz 19 29 A rgon in ...... oz 8 1 Camphoric. 1-oz vial., Merck, M. C.W...... ft 34 75 14 A rgyrol...... oz 1 50 Carbolic, crys.G.L, 1-ft can, M.C.W...... ft 27 ..ft 70 Aristol...... 1 8ft Carbolic, crys, G.L, 5-ft can, M.C.W...... ib 25 ..ft 70 Arrowroot, American...... Carbolic, crys.G.L. 10-ft can. M,C.W__ — ft 24 22 B erm uda...:...... ft 40 Carbolic, liquid, med. 95%, 1-ft bots. M.C.W ft 35 Sulphate, coml., powd. . ft 15 St. Vincent...... ft Carbolic, liq, No.l, 1-ft bots. M.C.W,...... 1b 27 18 27 Taylor’s, H -ft and %-ft, foil...... ft..ft 35 Carbolic, liq, No.2,1-ft bots. M.C.W...... ft 25 Arsenic, bromide, 1-oz vials, Merck,M.C.W.oz % Carbolkvcrude...... gal 25 to 40 75 ■ OZ 27 Chloride, solution...... ft 30 ' Chromic, 1-oz vials. M. C. W .,...... oz 14 06 Iodide, 1-oz vials, Merck, M. C. W...... oz 42 Crysophanic, true, cartons,M.C.W.,Merck.oz 21 07 Red, powdered...... ft 15' Cinnamic, Merck, M. C, W...... oz 45 10 Solution (Fowler’s)...... ft 08.{ Citric, cryst...... ft 45A doz 1 00 Solution (Donovan’s)...... ft 22 Formic, 1-oz vials, Merck, M. C. W...... oz 15 doz 1 50 White powd com l...... keg 6% ...... 12 Gallic, 1-ft cartons, Merck, M. C. W...... 1b 65 1 05 Yellow (orpiment), M. 0. W., Merck.. 1b 20 Gallic. 1-oz cartons, M. C. W., Merck,...... oz 09 14 Asbestos, fibrous, long...... lb 35 Hydriodic, 15%, Merck, M, O. W ...... oz 22 22 Asparagin, %-oz vials...... oz 1 50 Hydrobromic, TJ.S.P. Dil., M.C.W., Merck.oz 08 ..OZ 12 Atropine, pure %-oz vials, Merck, M. C.W..OZ■ OZ 5 90 ,q Hydrobromic, dil. Merck, M. C. W ...... ft 25 22 Sulphate, %-oz vials. Merck, M. C.W ...... ozoz 5 00 Hydrobromic,conct,1-oz vis. M.C.W. Merck.oz 15 . .oz 10 Balsam, Copaiba. Para...... ft 55 Hydrobromic, conct, Merck, M. C.W...... ft 50 ..lb 49 Copaiba, solidified...... ft 58..lb Hydrocyanic, prus,l-oz vis.,M.C.W.,Merck oz 10 . .OZ 16 Fir. Canada...... gal 3 50. ..ft 50 Hydrocyanic, Merck, M. C. W ...... ft 30 ..ft 15 Fir. Oregon...... gal 1 50. ..ft 30 Hydrocyanic, Scheele’s, 1-oz. vials...... oz 35 30 Gutgan...... 80 Hydrofluoric 1-oz G.P. bots.. Merck,MC.W.oz 37 14 P eru...... ft 1 75 Hydrofluoric, %-lbG.P.bots. M.C.W..Merck, ft 2 25 .lb 1 00 Sulphur...... ft 40 Hypophosphorous, Sol.50%, Merck, M.C.W.ft 1 10 . .oz 18 Tolu...... 10-ft cans 38 ..ft ft 45 * Hypophosphorous,l-ozvis..M.C.W.,Merck.oz . 18 ..lb 1 40 Barium, Acetate. 1-oz vials...... ft 14 Lactic, U. 8. P., M. 0. W...... oz 12 37 Carbonate, pure, 1-Tb boxes...... ft 30 Lactic, dil, M. C. W ...... ft 2 4 , ..ft 3 95 Chloride (muriate) 1-ft boxes...... ft 19 Mono-chlor-Acetic, oz. vis., Merck,M.C.W.oz 32 ..lb 16 Chloride, chem. pure, Merck, M. C. W... 1b ft 32 Muriatic, com l...... ft 05 ..lb 18 Nitrate, powdered...... ft 12 12 Nitrate, chem. pure, M. C. W., Merck...... ,.ftft 37 to ..ft k. Sulphate, coml, 1-ft boxes...... ft 12 ..ft 17D ..lb 25 Sulphate, pure, 1-ft boxes...... ,1b ft 27 20 ..ft 25 Sulphide, pure...... ft 45 ..lb 20 ..lb 28 Bark, alder, black, pressed, fts...... ftft 22 ..ft 35 . .lb 25 Alder, red or tag, pressed, fts...... ft 20 12 ..lb 40 Angostura, pressed, f t s ...... ibft 50 ('.ft 32 ..lb 75 Apple tree, pressed, fts...... ft 25 ..ft 09 13 Ash, black, pressed, fts ...... ft 20 ..ft 27 ..ft 08 Ash,mountain, pressed, fts...... f.lb t 25 Phosphoric, syrup, U. S. P. ’90. ..lb 35 ..lb 22 Ash, prickly, pressed...... ft 35 .OZ 11 V.oz 14 Ash. white, pressed, fts ...... ft 20 ..tb 55 [.oz 10 Barberry, pressed, fts...... ft 30 55 ..tb 1 20 Basswood, pressed, fts...... lb ft 20 Pyrogallic, 1-oz cans, Merck, M. C. W ...... oz 23 D . .OZ 19 Bay berry, pressed, fts...... lb ft 18 Pryogallic, M. 0. W., Merck, 1-ft cans___ ..lb 2 25 D ..lb 65 Bay berry, powdered...... lbft 20 Pyroligneous...... gal .40 ft 10 ..lb 2 00 Beech, pressed, fts...... ft 30 Salicylic, l-ib cartons. Merck. M. C.W... ..lb 46 D . .OZ 34 Birch, pressed, fts ...... f t 25 ..lb 48 D Nitrite, 1-oz vials M. O. W„ IV 19 Bitter Sweet, pressed, fts...... ft 30 ..ft 52D Valerianate, Mer-k. M. C. W. ..lb 2 50 Blackberry, of root, press, fts...... ft 20 Salicylic, 1-oz cart., M. C.W. 06 1 75 Black Haw, pressed, fts...... ft ft 30 .OZ 40 ..ft 2 25 Black Willow, pressed, fts...... ftft ’ 18 27 ..lb 3 50 Boxwood, pressed, fts...... 1b 18 ..lb 50 ..lb 2 50 Buckthorn, pressed, lb.s...... ft 20 Sulphuric, coml, i .ft 05 ..lb 3 50 Butternut, pressed, fts...... lb ft 16 14A 1 00 Canella, powdered...... ft 40 , .lb 10 ..lb 1 60 Canella, bressed, fts...... 1b.ft 40 Tannic, 1-oz cartons, Merck, M. C.W,.. .OZ 12 I 75 Cascara Sagrada, pressed, fts...... lb ft 30A ..lb 85 ..lb 1 25 Cascarrilla, pressed, fts...... 1b 25 ..lb 40 Red, Albany .Ib 50 Cascarilla, powdered...... ft 25 40 1 75 Cassia...... 1b.ft 15 :.oz 32 ..ft 2 60 Cassia, powdered...... ft 20 23 ..lb 3 50 Cassia Saigon...... ft.ft 60 .ea 1 40 75 Cassia Saigon, powdered...... ,1b 1b 65 90 1 25 Chestnut, pressed, fts...... ft1b 20 15-grain vials. .ea 10 2 00 Cinchona, red, S. Am...... ft,1b 30 Violet (or purple) BB , 2 25 Cinchona, red, S. A m .,pow d...... ft.ft 35 Agaric, white.. 40 ..lb 1 75 Cinchona, red, Rubingosa ...... ft 35 A gathin...... 2 75 ..lb 40 Cinchona, red, Rubingosa, powdered...... lb1b 40 .ea 60 Annattotne ..ft 80 Cinchona, yellow ...... ft.ft 30 80 ..ft 60 Cinchona, yellow, powd ...... 1b 35 .ea Chestnut, pressed, fts ...... 1b 20 .ft 50 .oz 17 Cinnamon, Ceylon...... lb1b 35 Alcohol, absolute, M. 0. W...... pint 70 Antikamnia, powd. or tablets...... oz 1 00 Cinnamon, Ceylon, powd...... 1b 40 188...... gal Mkt Combinations...... oz 1 00 Goto...... 1b 90 Wood Bef. 95% ...... 10-gal. 75c gal...... gal &5 10-OZ. lOtS...... o z 92% Cotton Root, pressed, fts...... 1b 24 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. Bone, Guttle fish ...... ; ...... : ...... lb 35 Chloral Hydrate, M. C. W. or Merck Guttle fish, powd...... Ib 30 Crystals, l-lb. glass bot., incl...... ft 1 20d Borax...... ft 10@12 Crystals, %-lb. glass bot., incl...... ft 1 30D Pure, gran., M. 0. W., 1-lb. c t...... lb 22 Crystals, M-lb. glass bot., incl...... ft 1 40d Powd...... lb 10@12 Crystals, 1-oz. glass vials, in c l...... oz 18 Glass...... ft 50 D Croton, 1-oz. via ls...... oz 35 Breast Tea, (specis pectoralis)...... 1b 45 Chloroform, M. C. W ...'. ,.7-lb. bottle 52__ ft - 58 Bromine, 1-oz. vials and tin case...... oz 18 Purified, M. C. W ...... :...... ___ft 70 Chloride, 1-oz. vials and tin case...... oz 60 Squibb’s, Purified, 500 grm. bottles...... each 1 13 Bromoform, M. C. W ...... oz 19 Chlorophyll, pure...... oz 35 Chromium, Chloride, cryst. 1-oz. vials, M. Broom Top, Scotch. pressed lbs...... ft 25 C. W. or Merck...... oz 94 Brucine, pure, %-oz. vials...... oz 1 75 Chloride, solution, 1-oz. vials, Merck or Sulphate, y s - o z . vials...... oz 1 75 M. C. W...... oz 16 Buds, Balm of Gilead...... ft 50 Cinchonine, Pure Aik. 1-oz. vials...... oz 25 Cassia...... ft 35 Bisulphate, 1-oz. v ia ls...!...... oz 18 Cadmium, Bromide, M. C. W., M erck...... oz 16 Mixture, 3-oz. boxes...... box 25 Iodide, 1-oz. vials, Merck, M. O. W...... oz 32 Muriate, 1-oz. vials...... oz. 17 Sulphate, 1-oz. vials, M. C. W., M erck...... oz 17 Salicylate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 30 Caffeine, pure, 1-oz. vials, Merck, M. C. W ..oz 33 Sulphate, 1-oz. v ia ls...,...... oz 17 Bromide, 1-oz. vials. M. C. W., Merck..oz 33 Cinchonidine, Pure Aik. Cryst,, 1-oz. vials.oz 59 Citrated, 1-oz. vials, Merck, M. C W ..oz 24 Bisulphate, 1-oz. vials...... ,...o z 38 Phosphate, ya- oz. vials. M. O. W., Merck..oz 55 Muriate, l-oz. vials...... — oz 38 Salicylate, ya- o z . vials, Merck, M. G. W. .oz 55 Salicylate, 1-oz. vials...... : ...... oz 51 Valerianate, %-oz. vials, M. 0. W., Merck..oz 60 Sulphate. 1-oz, vials...... oz 38 Calamine...... ft 15 Sulphate, 1-oz. can s...... oz 36 Sulphate, 5-oz. cans — ...... oz 33 Calcium, Bromide. 1-oz. vials,Merck,M.O.W.oz- 11 Sulphate, 50-oz. cans...... oz 31 Bromide. M. O. W., Merck...... ft 55 Sulphate, 100-oz. cans...... oz 30 Carbide, Merck, M. C. W ...... 1b 20 Cincho-Quinine, 1-oz. vials...... oz '1 10 Carbonate, 1-ft cartons, M. O. W., Merck .lb 11 Chloride, fused, Merck, M. C. W...... 1b 25 Cinnabar...... ; ...... ft 1 55 Chloride, gran.. M. C. W., Merck ...... ft 25 Clover Head, red, pressed ozs...... ft 25 Glycerophosphate...... oz 29 White, pressed ozs...... ft 40 Hypophosphite, 1-oz. vials. Merck.M.C.W.oz 12 Sweet, pressed ozs...... ; . — ..ft 30 Ilypophosphite, M. C. W.. Merck...... 1b 65 Hypophosphite and sodium, 1-oz vials, Cloves, Zanzibar...... — ...... ft 16 Merck or M. C. W...... oz 14 Zanzibar, powd...... ft 24 Hypophosphite and sodium, M.C.W.Merck ft 73 Cobalt...... ft 30 Iodide, 1-oz. vials, Merck, M. C. W ...... oz 37 Powdered...... to 25 v Laeto-phosphate, solub., 1-oz. vials, M. C. Carbonate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 34 ’ W. or Merck__ _...... oz 15 Nitrate. 1-oz G. S. V ...... oz 27 Phosphate, precip., 1-ft carton, Merck or Oxide, pure, 1-oz. vials...... oz 34 M.C.W ...... ft 19 Cocaine, Alkaloid, 1-oz. vials, M; C. W. or Salicylate, 1-oz. vials, M. C. W.. M erck__ oz 22 M erck...... oz 5 25 Sulphide, 1-oz. vials, Merck, M. C. W ...... oz 08 Hydrochlor, M. 0. W. 1-oz. vials...... oz 4 50a Sulphide, M. C. W., M erck...... ft 28 Hydrochlor, M. 0. W. H - o z . vials...... oz 4 60A Sulphite...... ,...lb 14 Hydrochlor, M. C. W. %-oz, vials...... oz 4 7oa Sulpho-carbolate, 1-oz. vials, Merck or M. Hydrochlor. Sol. i % , 1-oz, vials.,...... oz 45 C. W ;...... _.....oz 11 Hydrochlor, Sol. 4%,. )6-oz. yials...... ^oz 60 Calomel, Amer., M. C. W., l-lb boxes...... 1b 108 Cochineal, Honduras...... ft 35 English, 1-lb bottles, i n c l ...... ft 120 Powdered...... to 40 Camphor, Mono-bromide, 1-oz vials, M. Cocoa, Butter...... ft 45 C. W, or Merck...... : ...... oz 15 Codeine, Aik., 1-oz. vials...... oz 4 45 Cannabis, Indica, pressed lbs...... ft 80 yar o z . vials...... oz 4 65 Candy. .Coltsfoot rock, 5-lb. boxes...... 1b 32 Muriate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 4 20 Hoar hound...... ft 10 . )4-oz. vials...... oz 4 40 Rock, on strings...... 1b 1214 Nitrate. 1-oz. vials...... oz 4 20 Rock, ^strings...... i„...... 1b 12 14-oz. vials...... oz 4 40 Rock, assorted strings...... 1b 12% Phosphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 3 75 Rock, selected, nut size...... ft,- 12 ya - oz. vials ...... oz 4 15 Rock, selected, lump...... ft 12 Sulphate, 1-oz. v ia ls...... oz 4 20 % - o z . vials...... o z 4 40 Rock, selected, cryst...... ft 12 Colchicine, cryst.. 15-gr. vials...... each 3 30 Rock, selected, gran...... ft 12 Collpdion, U. S. P. l-lb cans, incl...... ft 84 Cantharides, Chinese...... ft 75 Cantharidal, M. C. W., incl...... lb 2 10 . Chinese, powd...... ft 80 Cantharidal, oZs., incl...... doz 2 00 Russian...... ft 80 Flexible, M. C. W., incl ...... ft 84 Russian, powd...... ft 85 Colocynth, Apples, Trieste...... ft 60 Cantharidal Vesicant...... doz 5 50 Apples, powd...... to 50 Cantharidin, Merck’s, 15-gr. vials...... each 1 80 Confection, aromatic...... ft . 1 25 O pium ...... — #> 150 Capsicum, powd ...... ft 25 Rose, U. S. P ...... 35. ,% Pods...... ft 20 Senna, U. S. P...... ft 35 Card Teeth, (iron filings)...... 1b 15 ....lb 85 Caramel ...... ft 20 .... ft 60 Carbon, Bi-Sulphuret...... ft 16 ....lb 50 Carm ine...... lb. 2 75 oz 30 . ..OZ 19 Cassia Fistula...... ft 15 ...oz 19 Castor Fiber...... oz 1 00 Carbonate. ....lb 28 Castorine, Baums, ponys...... doz 85 ....lb 60 Baums, pints...... '...... doz 2 25 19 . Baums, quarts..'...... doz 4 00 Iodide, 1-oz. vials. ...oz 39 Baums, gallons...... v...... each 120 ...ft 45 Cerate, Cantharides, M. C. W ...... ft 60 . ..to 1 50 i Goulard’s, E. 8. P...... ft 50 69 1 Resin, U. 8. P ...... ft 50 . ..lb 50 Resin, comp...... 1b 50 . :.ib 21 l Sim ple...... ft 50 Copperas...... bbl cwt 75 ft i Spermaceti...... , ...... "...... ft 50 Corrosive Sublimate, M. C. W., 1-ft carton.. ft Zinc carb , true...... lb 50 Powd., M. C. W., l-lb cartons...... ft Cerium, Nitrate, 1-oz. vials. Merck,M.C.W. .oz 24 Cotton, Soluble...... oz Oxalate, 1-oz. vials, M. C. W., Merck _____ oz 09 Cowhage Down, 1-oz. cans ...... oz Oxalate, Merck, M. C. W ...... 1b 47 Crabs’ Eyes...... oz Chalk, Billiard...... gro 50 Powd...... oz Carpenters’ blue...... gro 75 Crab Orchard Salt, Natural...... lb Carpenters’ red...... gro 60 Artificial...... '...I...... to Carpenters’ white...... gro 50 Cream Tartar, cryst...... to Crayons, assorted...... gro 50 Pure, powTd ...... 50-to box 28 to CrayOns, white, school, 1 gross boxes...doz 90 Commercial...... French, cut...... ft 15 Cream, Evaporated, Columbian...... case French, powd...... — ...... lb 08 St. Charles...... case Precipitated, English...... 1b 12 Creasote, Coal Tar, 1-oz vials...... oz Prepared in drops, 8-ft boxes...... ft 08 Coal Tar, M. C. W...... to Pink in drops, 8-ft boxes...... ft 10 From beech wood tar, Merck, M. C. W . — to Red, in fingers...... ft 10 Morson’s...... •_...... v ...... to White, lump...... bbl cwt 1 00 ...... 1b 1)4-03 Carbonate, 1-oz v i a l s ...... ft Charcoal, Animal (ivory black)...... 1b 08 Creolin, 1-ft bot. $8,00 doz. to bot.v;.... doz Willow...... ft 10 Crocus, Martis (oxide iron, red)...... : ...... to Willow, l-lb. boxes...... lb 15 Metallorum (antimony crocus)...... to Powdered...... ft Chinoidine, 1-oz. rolls...... oz 12 Cube bin, )4-oz. vials...... Mi-oz Bluing, dry, Barlow’s,large...... doz Chinoline, pure, 1-oz. vials...... oz 45 Cudbear...... -to Dry* Barlow’s, small...... doz Tartrate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 45 Cumarin...... oz Gillett’s Mammoth...... doz ‘ <5 Chloralamide, 25-gram vials...... each 80 Curcuma, Powd...... -to Liquid, R.D. Oo.’s, 2-oz...... doz 35 Chloral Hydrate, M. C. W. or Merck. Dextrin, from corn...... to Sawyer’s crystal...... doz 35 Crusts, 1-ft glass hot., in c l...... ,1b 1 15 D From potatoes...... to Crusts, %-ft glass bot., incl...... ft 1 35D Diabetin...... '...... oz Bole, Armenia...... — .... ft 12 Crusts, M-ft glass bot., incl...... ; ...... ft 1 35 b Diastase of Malt, Merck or M. C. W ...... oz 1 14 Bone A s h .;...... ft Crusts, 1-oz glass vials, incl;.....oz 17" Digitalin % - o z . vials, Merck or M. C. W. ... oz 10 00 OMAHA DRUGGIST, 29

DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. DRUGS. Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. Diogen, 1-oz. ca n s...... oz 37 Formaldehyde...... 1b 35 Gum. Shellac, bleached...... lb %-ft cans...... lb ft 4 80 Shellac, native, orange...... ft Formalin, lb bottles, incl...... ft 65 Shellac, native, pow d...... 1b Dioxogen, “Oakland” %’s...... doz 2 00 Spruce, select...... ft 1 %’ s ...... 3 75 Tamarac, true...... ft 1 Lbs...... 6 00 Gallanol, 1-oz cartons...... oz 1 25 18 00 Thus (white turpentine)...... ft 5-lbs...... doz Gallobromol, 1-oz cartons...... oz 1 25 Tragacanth, ribbon ...... ft 1 Diuretin, Knorr...... 1 75 Tragacanth, 1st flake...... lb Doggrass, pressed, fts...... ftft 25 G arlic...... ft 25 Tragacanth, 2d flake...... 1b Tragacanth, sorts...... ft Dover’s Powder...... ft 1 10 Gelatin, Cooper’s. Sheet...... lb 55 Tragacanth, powd — ...... ft Dragons’ Blood, Mass’ ...... ft 35 Cooper’s, shred...... ft 55 Reed’s ...... ft ft 80 Cooper’s, shred, 2-oz pkgs...... doz 80 Gurania, powd.. 1 oz boxes...... oz 1 Powd...... lb ft 40 Cox’s, sparkling, 2-oz pkgs...... doz 185 Tablets, 1-oz boxes...... oz 1 Duboisine, Sulph. 5-gr. vials...... vial 70 French, pink...... — ft 75 Gutta Percha, crude, shavings...... ft 1 Earth, Fullers’ ...... lbft 06 French, white, silver label...... ft 45 Crude, sheets...... •...... lb 1 Fullers’, powd...... ft ft 08 French, white, gold label...... ft 60 Nelson’s, 2-oz pkgs...... doz 175 Hair Cap Moss, pressed lbs...... f t Eikonegen, Merck. M. G. W ...... oz 37 Hemicranine...... oz Elaterium, %-oz. vials, M. 0. W., Merck.....oz.. .oz 85 Geosot...... oz 1 34 Hem ogallol...... oz Emetine, %-oz vials...... oz 6 00 Glucose...... ft 10 Hemoglobin...... oz 1 Ergot, Spanish...... ft....ft 80 Herbs, Agrimony, pressed, ozs...... 1b Powd...... ft 75 Glutol...... oz 85 Balm, lemon, pressed, ozs...... ft Ergotin, American, 1-oz. vials...... oz 39 Balm, sweet, pressed ozs...... ft Bonjean. 1-oz. vials...... oz 44 Glycerine, Bower’s, 1-ft bottles...... ft 60 Bellwort, pressed, ozs...... ft Eserine, Sulphate, 5-gr. vials...... vial 1 20 Cudahy’s, 50-1b cans...... 1b 17 Boneset, pressed, ozs...... ft H. F. & G., 50-lb. can s...... ft 17 Bugle, bitter, pressed, ozs...... ft Essence, Bay Rum, R. D. Co...... ft 2 50 Price’s, 1-ft bottles...... ft 55 Bugle, sweet, pressed, ozs...... ft Bay Rum, Rudkins’ ...... ft ft 4 00 R. D. Co’s, 50-lb cans:.....,...... ft 17 Canada Fleabane, pressed, ozs...... ft Ether, Acetic, M. C. W...... __ 1b ft 50 R. D. Co’s, 30-lb cans ...... ft 19 Cardinal Blue, pressed, ozs...... ft Butyric, M. 0. W...... 1 05 R. D. Co’s, 20-ft c a n s...... 1b 20 Carpenter Square, pressed, ozs...... ft Chloric...... ft. ..ft 59 R. D. Co’s, 10-1b ca n s...... ft 21 Catnip, pressed, ozs...... 1b Chloric, concent...... *...... ,1bft 68 R. D. Co’s, 5-ft bottles...... lb 22 Celandine, garden, pressed, ozs...... ft Formic...... ’ ..‘..ft....lb 1 50 R. D. Co’s, less quantity...... ft 25 Celandine, wild, pressed, ozs...... ft H ydrobrom ic...... ft....ft 2 00 Sarg’s, 1-ft bottles...... 1b 45 Centaury, Am., pressed, ozs...... ft Nitrous, eoncent., 1-lb bottles...... ft....ft 1 00 Scherring’s, 56-1b cartons...... ft 27% Centaury, Europe, pressed, ozs__ ___ ....ft Nitrous, concent., %-lb bottles...... ft ..ft 1 10 Scherring’s, 10-ft bottles...... 1b 37% Chickweed, pressed, ozs...... lb Nitrous, concent., %-lb bottles...... ft.. ..lb 1 20 Cinquefoil, pressed, ozs...... ft Sulphuric, U. S. P., 1-lb cans...... ft 77 Glycine, 1-oz vials...... oz 75 Clarry. pressed, ozs...... ft Sulphuric, U. S. P., 2-ft cans__ , ....lb 72 Glycozone, Marchand’s, l’s...... doz 28 00 Cleavers, pressed, ozs...... ft Sulphuric, U. S. P., 3-1b cans...... lb 74 Marchand’s, %’s...... doz 17 25 Columbine, pressed, ozs...... ft Sulphuric, washed, 1-ft cans...... ft 80 Marchand’s, %’s ...... doz 9 50 Consumption Braks, pressed, ozs...... ft Sulphuric, washed, 2-lb cans...... ftft 78 Cool wort, pressed, ozs,...... ft Sulphuric, washed, 3-ft cans...... lb-...ft 77 Glycyrrhizin, Ammon...... 1b 3 00 Dandelion, pressed, ozs...... ft Sulphuric, stronger, 1-Ib cans...... lblb 83 Ammonated, 1-oz vials...... oz 30 Dittany, pressed, ozs...... ft Sulphuric, stronger, 2-lb cans...... lb1b 81 Evening Primrose, pressed, ozs...... ft Sulphuric, stronger, 3-ft cans...... lb...ft 80 Gold, Monobromide, 15-gr vials...... ea 1 25 Eyebright, pressed, ozs...... ft Ethyl, Bromide (hydrobromic ether) 1-oz1-oz Tri-Bromide, 15-gr vials...... ea 100 Feverfew, pressed, ozs...... ft vials...... — ...... oz 20 and Soda Bromide. 15-gr vials...... ea 70 Fireweed, pressed, o z s ...... ft Iodide (hy dr iodic ether) 1-oz vials...... oz 44 Chloride, 15-gr vials...... doz 5 10 Fit Plant, pressed, %s and %s...... ft and Soda Chloride, 15-gr vials...... doz 2 70 Five Finger, pressed, ozs...... ft Eucaine, Hydrochlorate, %’s...... oz 3 60 and Potassa Cyanide, 15-gr vials...... ea 1 25 Frostwort. pressed, ozs...... 1b Eucalyptol, 1-oz vials...... ozoz 18 Oxide, 15-gr vials...... ea 1 25 Golden Rod, pressed, ozs...... ft Bulk...... lb 1 50 Goldthread, pressed, ozs...... 1b Eudoxin, 1-oz vials...... '...... oz 2 10 Goose Grease...... ft 40 Gravel Plant, pressed, ozs...... ft Tablets, 5 grain...... oz 2 50 Granville’s Lotion ...... ft 38 Gromwell, pressed, ozs...... ft Tablets, 3 grain...... oz 2 60 Heartsease, pressed, ozs ...... 1b Grains Calabar...... ft 10 00 Horehound, pressed, ozs...... 1b Eugenol...... oz 39 D’Ambretta ...... ft 30 Horsemint, pressed, ozs...... ft Eupepsia Tablets...... doz 4 00 Paradise ...... ft 60 Hyssop, pressed, ozs...... ,ft Euphorin...... oz 1 00 Ivy Ground, pressed, ozs...... ft Grind, Robusta, pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Jacob’s Ladder, pressed, ozs...... ft Europhen...... oz 1 80 Squarrosa, pressed, lbs...... 1b 40 Johnswort. pressed, ozs...... ft Aristol...... oz 1 80 Guaiacol, liquid, pure...... lb. 2.40...... oz 23 Kidney wort, pressed, ozs...... ft Exalgine...... 1 40 Crystal, C.P., 1-oz vials, M.O.W..Merck__ oz 1 14 Labrador Tea, pressed, ozs...... ft Extract Witch Hazel. Carbonate, 1-oz vials, Merck, M. C. W — oz 1 50 Larkspur, pressed, ozs...... ft Dickinson’s, bbls incl...... galgal 65 Life Everlasting, pressed, ozs...... ft Dickinson’s, % bbls incl...... galgal 70 Guaiaquin...... oz 1 75 Life Root, pressed, ozs...... lb Dickinson’s, 10 gals incl...... gal 75 Lobelia, pressed, ozs...... 1b Dickinson’s, 5 gals incl...... galgal 80 Guaiamar, Dr. Endemann’s...... oz 1 25 Lobelia, powd...... ft Dickinson’s, as wanted— ...... galgal 35 Guarana...... 1b 65 Malden Hair, pressed, ozs...... 1b Mallow, low, pressed, ozs...... ft Extract, Licorice, Oorigliano...... » ft 35 Powdered...... T...... ft 70 Mayweed, pressed, ozs...... ft Licorice, Dean’s, 5-ib boxes...... lb1b 25 Motherwort, pressed, ozs...... ft Licorice, M. & R., 16’s, 5-lb boxes...... ft 25 Gum, Aloes. Barbadoes...... ft 20 Mountain Mint, pressed, ozs...... lb Licorice, P. & S...... lb 30 Aloes, Barbadoes, powd...... ft 25 Pansy, pressed, ozs...... lb Licorice, Scudder’s, 16’s, 5-lb boxes...... lbft 25 Aloes, Cape...... 1b 20 Peppermint, pressed, o z ...... ft Licorice, Scudder’s, Mass...... lblb 18 Aloes, Cape, powd...... lb 20 Pulsatilla, pressed, ozs...... ft Licorice, Y. & S.. 16’s, 5-lb boxes...... lbft 25 Aloes. Socotrine...... ft 40 Queen of the Meadow, pressed, ozs...... ft Licorice, Y. & S., ringed...... ftft 35 Aloes, Socotrine, powd...... lb 50 Ragweed, pressed, ozs...... lb Licorice, powd...... ft1b 30 Ammoniac, tears...... ft 35 Rue, pressed, o z ...... ft Licorice, powd., A. W. & Co’s...... lblb 35 Ammoniac, p o w d ...... ft 75 Sheep Sorrell, pressed, oz...... ft 12% Arabic, 1st pick...... ft 50 Smartweed, pressed, oz...... 1b ft 13 Arabic, 2nd pick...... ft 40 Soap wort, pressed, ozs...... ft 1b 14 Arabic, 3rd pick...... ft 30 Southernwood, pressed, ozs— .'...... ft ft 16 Arabic, sifted sorts...... ft 25 Spearmint, pressed, oz...... 1b 1b 15 Arabic, granulated...... 1b 65 Speedwell, pressed, ozs...... ft .oz 50 Arabic, powdered...... ft 60 Assafoetlda, Calcutta...... ft 35 Sweet Basil, pressed, ozs...... lb .OZ 50 Tansy, pressed, oz...... ft Assafcetida, Calcutta, powd...... ft 40 Thimbleweed, pressed, ozs...... ft .oz 1 00 Asphaltum...... ft 15 Vervain, pressed, ozs...... ft ■ ft 12 Benzoin, marbled...... 1b 50 Benzoin, powd...... ft 55 Wall Pellitory, pressed, ozs...... 1b 12 Water Pepper, pressed, ozs...... r...... ft Camphor, refined...... ft 65 Wickup, pressed, ozs...... ft .ft 20 Camphor. Sims’, 1-oz blocks...... 1b 68 Wild Carrot, pressed, ozs— ...... ft .lb 30 Catechu, black...... ft 12 Wood Sanicle, pressed, ozs — ...... lb .lb 55 Catechu, powd...... 1b 25 Wormwood, pressed, oz...... lb ft 30 Catechu, refined, 1-ft boxes...... ft 14 Wormwood, powd...... lb 90 Catechu, refined, %-ft boxes...... ft 16 Yerba Santa...... lb 30 Catechu, refined, %-ft boxes...... ft 18 Yarrow, pressed, oz...... ft 30 Copal...... lb 35 Dalky, 30 Damar...... lb 30 Heroin Hydroch, ozs.,...'...... oz 4 25 Euphorbium...... lb 25 %’s...... oz 5 ,1b 30 Enphorbium, powd...... ft 40 %’s...... -oz 5 .lb 50 Galbanum, tears...... 1b 75 Hiera Picra...... lb 20 Gamboge...... lb 1 10 Homatropine, 5-graln vials...... vial 2 .lb 30 Gamboge, powd...... lb 120 .lb 50 Guaiac, strained...... ft 30 Honey, strained...... : ...... 5> 40 Guaiac, powd...... lb 35 Hops, in ozs...... ft 70 H em lock...... ft 55 In % and %-lb, L. P...... lb 1 75 Kino, true...... lb 65 In % and %-lb, T. P ...... ft .lb 65 Kino, true, powd...... ft 70 Hydrochinon, 1-oz cartons...... oz .ft 1 00 Mastic, tears...... ft 60 1-lb cartons...... ft1 .lb 40 Myrrh, Turkey...... ft 35 40 Myrrh, Turkey, powd...... 1b 40 By ' r o g e n , peroxide, 5-lb. bots...... 1b lb 45 Ollbanum, tears...... ft 25 HyC ogen, peroxide sol. l ’s M. 0. W...... ft .lb 50 O pium ...... lb. 3 30,..ft 3 50 Hydrogen, peroxide sol. %’s M. C. W...... ft Saffron, Spanish, Alicante. .OZ 50 Opium, powd...... lb. 4 40...lb 4 60 Hydrogen, peroxide sol. %’s M. O. W...... ft 75 Sandarac...... lb 35 Marchand’s, l’s ...... doz 7 ,1b 80 Scammony, Aleppo...... oz 40 Marchand’s, %’s ...... doz 5 .ft 35 Scammony, Aleppo, powd...... ; ...... oz 45 M ^ h a n d ’s, %’s...... doz 3 SSSi 2 8 8 8 S3 88 8S58&&88 8888888g£S£ £ 8 £88£ 9R8gfe8.VK9K^3S868888S8&8&6^£V&883SS8SS!R$SB&83a8gjB;8tll&S&888£&Si888iSBS8!5S£8S8g.SlR&8' M OMAHA DRUGGIST.

DRUGS, Etc -Cont. DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRUGS. Etc.—Cont. Hydrozone, Marchand’s, l’s...... doz 10 25 Leaves, Balmony, pressed, ozs...... 25 Lithium, Benzoate, 1-oz vials,...... oz 16 Marchand’s, %’s ...... doz 7 35 Bay, pressed, ozs...... lb 20 Bromide, 1-oz vials, M. C W...... oz 23 Marchand’s,M ’ s ...... doz 4 75 Bayberry, pressed, ozs ....ft 35 Carbonate, 1-oz vials, M. C. W ...... ,oz 21 Hyoscy amine, pure cryst 5 gr. vl...... each 3 00 Beech, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Carbonate, M. C. W ,...... ib....ib 2 00 Sulphate amorp., 15 grs...... eacl) 3 00 ....ib 30 Citrate, 1-oz vials, M. C. W ...... ■ — ojz 15 .. ..ft 40 Iodide, 1-oz vials, M. C. W...... :..:. q z Hypnal...... oz 10 ....ib 60 Nitrate, 1-oz vials. M. C. W...... oz 25 Ia tr o l...... oz 1 00 Blessed Thistle, pressed, ozs. ....lb 30 Salicylate, 1-oz vials, M. O. W ...... __ozoz 15 Ichthalbin, Merck...... oz 80 .. ..ft 45 ....ib 20 Litmus, Cubes...... ftft 30 Ichtyol, 1-oz vials, Merck...... oz 35 ., ..ib 40 L odestone...... Ib 1b 35 M-lbs, Inclusive, M erck.: ...... ib 4 90 ....ib 1 60 A London Purple, casks...... ib 11 Indigo, .Bengal...... ft 1 50 . 40 Iron Bound kegs, 80 to 100 lb s ...... lbIb 11% Madras, extra.. — ...... ft 65 i Buchu, short, powd...... lb 45 Iron Drums, 25 and 50 lbs...... ftib 12% Manilla, extra...... ®> 75 Buchu, short, pressed, ozs., %’s, %’s...... Ib 40 10-lb Cans...... Ibft 13 Iodine, Kesublimed, 1-oz vials...... oz 35 .. ..ib 35 1, 2 and 5-lb Boxes, 100-lb cases...... ib....lb 14% Resublimed, Merck, M. C. W...... B> 3 30 ....ft 30 500-lb Lots, less 1 cent per lb. . . 1b 30 1000-lb Lots, less 2 cents per lb. iodole, 1-oz vials...... 1...... oz 1 35 .. .Ib 25 Iodoform , 1-oz vials...... oz 35 ...... ft 35 Lore tin ...... oz 90 M. C. W .r...... ft 3 75 ....ft 25 Losophan...... oz 1 80 Iodoform in...... , ...... oz 60 ....ib 30 Lotion, Granville’s...... lbft 40 ....Ib 50 20 Iodopyrine •...... oz 1 40 .. ..ft 50 Lozenges, Licorice, bulk...... ftft 24 Iron, Acetate, dry, 1-oz vials...... oz 34 Conium, pressed, ozs. ....ft 30 Licorice, M. & R’s. 5-lb cans...... ft....ft 24 Acetate, liquor...... Ib 35 ....ft 30 Licorice, Scudder’s, 5-lb cans...... ftft Ammonated— ...... ft 35 ... ft 25 Licorice, Warner’s, 5-lb cans...... ftft 25 Arsenate, 1-oz vials...... oz 18 ....ib 30 Licorice, Y. & S., 5-lb. cans...... ft1b 24 Arsenite, 1-oz vials...... — oz 18 ....ft 35 Lupnlin, American...... ibft 50 By Hydrogen, gray, 70$...... oz 10 ....ib 35 German...... Ibib 50 By Hydrogen, gray, 70% lb 53 Digitalis, powd. ....ft 40 Lycetol, 1-oz cartons ...... oz 4 25 ...... oz 16 ....Ib 25 A Bromide. 1-oz vials, Merck, M. C. W 65 Carbonate, precipitated...... — ib 18 ....ft 25 Lysol...... ib....lb Carbonate, proto (Yallet’s mass)...... ib 30 30 Lycopodium ...... *...... ___lb1b 70 Carbonate, proto, sacchar...... ib 40 ....ib 30 Lye, cencentrated, American, 4-doz cases!S —--- 2 75 Chloride, cryst. M. C. W., M erck...... ft 35 ....ib 35 Lye, concent., Lewis, 4-doz. cases...... 4 00 Chloride, sol, for tinct., M. C. W ...... v,„A.1b 13 Ground Pine, pressed, ozs. .. ..ft 35 i Lye, concent., Old Style, 4-doz cases,...... 2 75 Citrate, soluble, 1-oz vials...... oz 11 Hardhack, pressed, ozs----- .. ..lb 30 Citrate, soluble. Merck, M. O. W...... ft 56 a Hemlock, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Mace...... ftft 60 Citrate, U. S. P., 1-oz vials...... oz 11 .. ..ib 35 Pow d...... ftft 65 Citrate, U. S: P., M. C. W...... — ...... ib 50 ....ib 35 Madder, Dutch...... »,.. ft 14 Citrate and ammonia, 1-oz vials...... oz 11 ....ib 30 Magnesium, Acetate...... :.o z 24 Citrate and ammonia ...... ft ' 53A ....ft 30 Benzoate, 1-oz vials...... oz 29 Citrate and Magnesium, 1-oz vials...... oz 13 ....ib 30 Bromide, 1-oz vials. M. 0. W...... oz 25 Citrate and Quinine, 1-oz. vials...... oz 31 Jaborandi, powd...... ft 40 Calcined, Kr & M’s ...... ib 60 Citrhte and Quinine, M. C. W...... ft 1 85 Jaborandi. pressed...... ft 35 Calcined, Jennings’, %-lb cans...... ft 65 Citrate & Quinine, with Strychnia. Merck ....Ib 30 Calcined, Jennings’, 14-lb ca n s...... lb 75 or M. C. W...... Oz 24 .... Ib 30 Carbonate, Jennings’, 2-oz papers...... ib 30 Citrate. Quinine and Strychnia...... ft 2 40 ....ib 30 Carbonate, Pattison’s, 2-oz papers...... ft 30 Citrate and Strychnia, 1-oz vials.. .. .oz 14 . ..ft 30 Carbonate, Pattison’s, 4-oz papers...... ft 19 Dialyzed, sol...... ib 35 ....lb 40 Carbonate, K. & M’s, 1-oz papers...... 1b 31 Ferrocyanide, 1-oz vials...... oz 09 ....ib 45 Carbonate, K. & M’s. 2-oz papers...... ib 20 Ferrocyanide, 1-lb cartons...... ib 46 ....» 35 Carbonate. K. & M’s, 4-oz papers...... 1b 19 Glycerophosphate...... oz 35 35 -Carbonate, K. & M’s Rose...... doz 50 Hydrated Oxide, mass...... Ib ‘ 35 .. ..lb 30 Carbonate, powd...... Ib 12 Hypophosphite, 1-oz vials,...... oz 15 Master wort, pressed, ozs. . . ft 30 Chloride, fused...... ib 30 Hypophosphite. M. C. W., Merck...... ib 1 20 ....lb 40 Hypophosphite, 1-oz vials...... oz 17 Iodide, 1-oz vials. Merck, M. C. W...... oz 34 .. ..ib 45 Hypophosphite, Merck, M. C. W ...... 1b 1 30 Iodide, sacchar, 1-oz vials,M.C.W,.Merck.oz - 30 ....ib 35 Iodide, M. C, W., Merck. 1-oz vials...... oz 47 Lafetate, 1-oz vials ... oz 09 35 Phosphate. 1-oz vials. Merck. M, C. W ... .oz 10 Lactate, Merck, M. C. W ...... ft 60 .. ..ib 20 Phosphate M. C. W., Merck...... — ft 50 Lactopliosphate, 1-oz vials...... ft 30 Sulphite, 1-lb cartons, incl...... ft 42 Nitrate, sol. U. S. P— ...... ft 25 ....ft 35 .oz 16 ....ft 40 Manganese, Black Oxide ...... ib 07 Ib 40 ...ft 30 Borate, 1-lb cartons...... ib 52 ..ft 45 20 Bromide, 1-oz vials, Mallinckrodt’s, Merck ..lb 39 Pitcher ...ft 30 or M. C. W...... "...... oz 30 :k .. ..ft 30 Carbonate,, 1-oz vials...... oz 14 or M .C.W ...... 11 35 Chloride, 1-oz v ia ls...... oz 14 Phosphate, U, S. P. scales . ..lb 53A Poison Oak, pressed, ozs — ....lb 40 Citrate, 1-oz vials...... oz 29 11 Princess Pine, pressed, ozs. ....ib 30 Hypophosphite, 1-oz vials...... oz 16 ..ib 53A .. ..ft 45 Iodide. 1-oz vials, Mallinckrodt’s, M. C. W. 15 ' 25 or Merck...... — . .oz 47 06 ....ft 25 Phosphate, 1-oz vials...... oz 18 ..lb 39 ...ft 25 Sulphate, pure cryst., 1-oz vials...... oz 09 ..ib 15 Sage, Domestic, %’s and Mi’s ...... ft 30 Sulphate, pure cryst., Merck, M. G. W...... ft 45 29 . ..Ib 35 Manna, large flake...... ib 1 50 ..ft 08 ...1b 15 Small flake...... ft 75 ..ib 08 ...ft 15 Meconin, % -oz vials...... % -oz 2 53 ..ib 17 . ..ft 15 13 ...ft 2o Menthol,cryst, 1-oz vials...... oz 64 ..ft 18 .. .ft 30 Crystals...... Ib 8 35 24 ....ft 30 Mercury...... Ib 80 11 Savin, pressed, ozs.. ...ft 30 Distilled...... Ib 85 ..ft 62 Scullcap, pressed, o'z . ..lb 30 Acetate, 1-oz vials ...... oz 33 .OZ 10 Senna, Alexandria. . ..ft 25 Bichromate, 1-oz vials...... oz 33 ' 48 ...ft 30 Bisulphate, M. C. W., Merck...... 1b 75 ..ft 48 ...ft 35 Bromide, 1-ox vials...... oz 33 ..lb 20 ...ft 50 Cyanide, 1-oz vials...... oz 27 20 Senna, Tinnevella, pressed, ozs...... ft 25 Iodide, green, Merck, M.C. W., 1-oz vials, .oz 23 1 00 18 Iodide, red, Merck, M. C. W., 1-oz vials — oz 25 ..ft 5 00 . ..ib v 35 Iodide, yellow, M. C. W.. Merck, 1-oz vials, oz 24 25 Nitrate, cryst, Merck, M. C.W., 1-oz vials..oz 23 E am ala.. ..ib 45 . .ib 25 ..ib Nitrate, solution, 1-oz vials...... oz 15 50 ...ft 25 Oxide, black, 1-oz vials...... oz 17 ..ft 50 ...ib 30 Oxide, yellow, 1-oz vials...... oz 16 . .lb 40 ...ft 30 Salicylate, 1-oz vials...... oz 27 ...ft 36' Subsulphate, yellow, (Turpeth mineral), .ft' 92 ...1b 30 1-oz vials...... oz 15 ..ib 30 ...ft 25 Subsulphate. yellow (Turpeth Mineral).. .ib 1 00 -OZ 75 Thyme, pressed, ozs. 25 Sulpho-Cyanite, 1-oz v ia ls...... oz 29 ...ft 15 Sulphuret, black (Etliiops mineral)...... ft 60 Kryophln,, 1 00 ...ib 20 Tannate, 1-oz vials...... oz 21 Tablets.. 1 00 ...ft 20 With chalk (hydr cum creta) l’s...... ib 43 1 00 ...ft 30 1 00 With magnesia...... ib 65 Wintergreen. pressed, ozs. 25 Metacarbol, 1-oz vials...... oz 45 .oz 64 ...ft 25 Lanolin, Liebrich...... '.— 75 ...ft 40 Methyl, Acetate, 1-oz v ia ls...... oz 50 Lead. Acetate (sugar of) white. .. ib 15 Yerba Santa, pressed, o z s ...... 1b 25 Bi-chloride, 1-oz v ia ls...... oz 72 ib 18 Iodide, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 00 '.ib 22 Leeches...... doz 1 00 Oxide acetate, 1-oz vials...... oz 50 .lb 60 Oxide salicyl, 1-oz vials...... oz 65 .oz 26 Lemon Peel...... ib 18 >10 ...ib 20 Methylene, Bi-chloride, 1-oz vials...... oz 72 id75 Lemonin...... oz 4 00 M etol.....,...... oz 75 Sub-Acetate, Sol (Goulard’s extract) ... -ft.-r-fci&j M igram ine...... oz 1 38 Tannate, 1-oz vials.. ’ ...... ft.,^24 ...ft 9 Milk. Condensed, Eagle...... case 6 40 Leaves, Aconite, pressed, ozs...... ,,.ft '-'25 ...1b 10 Challenge...... case 4 25 Aconite, powd ., — ...... ft 30 ...ft 11 Peerless...... case 4 25 Adder’s Tongue, pressed, ozs...... — ft 40 6 Hires...... case 6 00 Angelica, pressed, ozs...... 11 — 11.. — ... .ft 25 ...ft 5% Arbor Vitae, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Chloride, bulk...... drum 3%— 1b 04@05 Mistletoe, pressed, lbs...... ft -TO

OMAHA DRUGGIST. 31

DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont- Oil, Hemlock, pure...... •...... ft Morphine, Acetate, % - o z . vials— ...... oz Ointment, Tar...... ft 40 Alkaloid, *-oz. vials...... oz Hemlock, com l...... ft Zinc, carbonate...... Aft 50 Henbane, conct...... ft Zinc Oxide, Benz ...... ft 50 Bimeconate, *-oz. vials...... oz Horsemint ...... ft Bimeconate Solution...... ft Jasmin, alcoholic...... ,.,ft Oliate, Atropine 2%, M. O. W...... oz 60 Bromide, *-oz. vials...... — oz Juniper Berries...... ft Bismuth, M. C. W...... oz 30 Muriate, %-oz. vials...... oz Juniper Wood...... — ...... ft Cocaine 5%, M. C. W...... oz 75 Sulphate, M. 0. W., %, 2 *-oz. boxes...... oz Lard, W. S., Extra...... bbl 90 — gal" Copper, 5J6, M. C. W...... oz 25 Sulphate, M. 0. W., *ths, 1-oz. boxes...... oz Lard, No. 1...... bbl 65___gal Mercury, 5%, M. C. W...... oz 15 Sulphate, M. 0. \Y., 1-oz. vials...... oz Laurel, expressed...... ft Mercury, 10%. M. C. W...... oz 18 Sulphate, P. & W., %, 2*-oz. boxes...... oz Lavender Flowers...... ft Mercury, 20%, M. C. W...... oz 22 Sulphate, P. & W., * , 1-oz. boxes— ...... oz Lavender, Garden...... ft Morphine, 2%, M. G. W...... oz 30 Sulphate, P. & W., 1-oz. vials...... oz Lemon, Sanderson’s, 1-lb. coppers...... ft Morphine, 5%, M. C. W...... oz 40 Valerianate, *-oz. vials— ...... oz Lemon, Sanderson’s, 5-lb. coppers...... ft Morphine, 10%, M. 0. W...... oz 70 Moss, Iceland...... oz Lemon Grass...... ft Quinine, 5%, M. C. W...... oz 20 Irish, extra select...... oz Linseed, boiled...... bbl 46....gal Quinine, 10%, M. C. W...... oz 30 Musk, Chinese, 1-oz tins...... oz Linseed, raw...... bbl 44— gal Quinine, 25%, M. C. W...... oz 40 Tonquin, grains...... oz: Lubr., Capital Cylinder...... bbls. 36 gal Zinc, 5%, M. C. W...... oz 16 Lubr., Eldorado Castor...... bbls. 1854 gal Mustard, Ardenter, 4, 6 and 10-lb cans— ..ft Lubr., Golden Mach...... bbls. 18 gal Orange Apples...... 1...... ft 15 Column's, Durham, 4-lb cans...... ft Lubr., “ A” Castor Mach...... bbls. 16 gal Apples, ground...... ft 18 Yellow, bulk...... ft Lubr., Zero Black ...... bbls. 13 gal Peel, bitter...... ft 15 Black, or plaster...... ft Lubr., Summer Black...... bbls. 11 gal Peel, bitter, ground...... ft 18 Naphthalln, pure, 1-oz cartons...... oz Mace, ethereal...... oz Peel, sweet,...... 12 Pure, 1-lb cartons...... ft Peel, sweet, ground...... ft 15 Napthaline, Balls...... 50-lb. boxes 5 ft ...... ft 2 75 Orpiment, yellow...... ; ...... ft 25 Flakes...... 50-lb. boxes 5 ft 55 40 Orthoform, 1-oz vials ...... oz 1 40 Napthol, alpha, 1-oz vials...... oz Musk, alcoholic. 75 Beta, 1-oz cartons...... oz -----oz 60 Ortol, oz vials...... 75 Narcotine, % - o z vials...... oz ...gal 75 Oxymel of Squills...... ft 50 Nickel, Acetate, 1-oz vials...... oz ...... ft 25 Bromide, M. C. W„ 1A)Z vials— ...... oz ...gal 1 00 Oyster Shells, p rep a red ...... ft 20 Chloride, M. 0. W., 1-oz vials...... — oz ...gal 75 Metalic, gran., M. C. W...... ft -----OZ 2 25 Panakas...... oz 1 00 Nitrate, 1-oz vials, M. C. W...... oz 50 Pancreatin, pure...... oz 75 Oxide, black, pure, M. C. W ...... — oz ...... ft 2 00 Papain, Merck’s. 1-oz vials...... oz 1 50 Sulphate, 1-oz vials...... oz 90 Sulphate, M. C. W ...... ft ...gal 1 00 Papoid...... ,...... oz 2 00 70 Paraffin, refined...... ft 15 Nicotine, Merck’s, % - o z vials...... % - o z ...doz 1 00 Paraldehyd...... oz 16 Nosophen...... oz ...doz 1 50 2 25 Pastilles, Fumigating, black...... ft 40 Nutgalis, Aleppo...... -ft .5 Fumigating, red...... ft 50 37 Olive, Salad, Antoninis, *-pts. 3 00 Aleppo, ground..,...... ft 4 60 Pearl Ash...... ft 9@10 Aleppo, powd...... ft 40 ...doz 8 00 Pelletierine Tannate, 15 gr. v i a l s ...... each 40 Nutmegs,Macassar...... ft 40 3 25 25 .. .doz 4 75 Pepper, black, Singapore,...... ______ft 20 Nuts, Areca...... ft B lack, powdered...... As...... ft 25 Areca, powd...... ft 30 8 50 25 ...gal 2 75 White...... * J g i ;...... ft 30 Kola...... ft White, pow d ...... , . . . 4 ...... ft 45 Nux V om ica...... ft 10 3 50 20 5 25 Pepsin, Scale or Gran,. 1 to 3000... .lb. 3 50 oz. 32 Powdered...... ft ...doz 9 25 Rasped ...... ft 15 Petrolatum, Ex. A. 50-lb tins...... ft 06^ ...gal 2 20 ....ft 07 M Oakum...... ft 10 2 00 ....ft 09 Surgeons, 1-lb pkgs...... •...... ft 20 2 50 .. ..ft 10 Orange, bitter, hand pressed...... ft 3 50 35 Oil, Almonds, bitter, Allen’s...... ,.oz 60 ...... ft 2 25 • ■gro 3 50 Almonds, bitter, French...... ft 5 50 ...... ft 30 60 Almonds, sweet, Allen’s...... ft 60 .... ft 90 ..gro 6 50 Almonds, sweet. French...... ft 35 20 ....ft 13 Amber, crude ...... ft 25 50 ....lb 13* Amber, rectified, German— ...... ft 40 75 15 Animal...... ft 45 1 90 .. ..lb 16 Anise...... ft 1 80 .... ft 80 35 Bay Leaves, true...... ft 3 50— oz 35 Peppermint, western...... ft 4 25 d Lilly White. 2-oz S. C, Bot.. ..gro 3 75 Benne...... gal 90 Peppermint, H. G. Hotchkiss’ ...... ft 5 25 D ..doz 65 Bergamont. Fritzsche Bros’...... ft 2 75 35 ..gro 7 00 — ' Bergamont, Sanderson’s ...... •— ft 2 80 Pinus Sylvestria ...... ft 1 00 ....ft 17 Bergamont...... ft 2 60 ------OZ a5 18 Birch Tar, crude ...... ft 35 Rhodium, No. 1. 75 ....ft 19 . Birch Tar, rectified ...... ft 1 25 6 00 ....lb 21 - ■ ,? ' Cade,.(Juniper Tar)...... : . . . ft • 30 6 50 35 Cajeput (22-oz bottles)...... •. ft 75 Rosemary, flowers, Ohiris’...... ft 1 25 ..gro 3 75 Calamus...... o z 30 ...... ft 75 65 Camphor...... * 25 Rue...... 2 50 ..gro 7 25 " --•'itfSsai Capsicum...... oz 50 Sage...... 50 35 Caraway, chaff...... — ft 69 Sandal Wood, English...... ft 5 50 Perfm’d Amb. 2-oz S. C. bot__ ...gro 3 75 Caraway, seed...... ft 2 00 ...... ft 2 50 60 Cardamom, Ceylon ...... oz 3 00 ...... ft 10 00 ..gro 6 75 Ciissiti •• ...... ••••...... id 1 25 ...... ft 50 40 Castor.' No. 'l.’‘ . bbl 96 gal 1 00--1 10 ...... ft 1 60 • .gro 4 50 Castor, No. 3...... bbl 92 gal 93--1 04 ....ft 30 65 * Castor, coml...... bbl 54 gal 60-- 65 ...... ft 4 50 ..gro 7 55 Castor, 60 to gal...... doz 60 ... gal 1 15 .. .lb 25 Castor, 50 to gal...... doz 75 Spike. 20 . 26 Castor, 40 to gal...... doz 85 ...... ft 50 .. ..ft 30 ...... ft 15 Castor, 30 to gal...... • doz 1 00 1 35 Castor, 20 to gal...... doz 1 25 ...... ft 80 Castor, 16 to gal...... doz 1 56 75 1 00 Castor, 8 to gal...... doz 3 00 60 .. . OZ 1 00 Cedar...... ® 35 .. .doz 65 1 00 Cedar, pure...... ft 70 90 5- grain tablets...... oz Celery...... 02 75 1 10 Phenocoll, Hydrochl., 25-gram via ls...... vl Chamomile, German...... oz 3 50 1 25 Chamomile, Roman...... oz 1 50 ...... ft 3 75 Phenol-Bismuth...... oz Chaulmoogra...... -...... 2 75 15 Phenolid...... oz Cinnamon, Ceylon...... •••...... oz 1 00 Thyme, Red...... ft 1 20 ...... ft t 20 Phosphorus, 1-lb cans...... ft Citronella, native, 22-oz bottles...... ft 50 1-oz cans...... ,...... oz Citronella, Winter’s 22-oz bottles...... ft 75 2 00 Cloves...... ® 75 ...... ft 35 Picrotoxin, % -oz vials...... oz C ocoan ut...... ft 20 75 Pilocarpine, Alk.,5 and 10-gr vials, M.G.W..gr Codliver, Norweigan...... gal 4 00A 75 Muriate, 5 and 10-gr vials, M.O. W...... gr Cologne...... oz 50 ...... ft 3 15 Nitrate, 5 and 10-gr vials, M. C.W...... gr Copaiba...... ® 1 10 .each 1 40 Piperazine, Scher, 10-gram vials...... ea Coriander ...... ••••••...... -v ; • "...... oz 75 Wine, heavy. . .ft 5 50 Cotton Seed, Y. W...... bbl 60....gal 65 ...... ft 2 25 Piperin, 1-oz vials, M. C. W ...... oz Cotton Seed, W. W...... bbl to... .gal 75 ...... ft 1 75 P ip eC lay...... ft Cotton Seed. Y. S...... bbl 55... .gal 65 .. ..ft 6 50 Pitch, black...... ft Cotton Seed, W. S...... bbl 60; ...gal 70 4 50 1 59 ..cwt 1 60 Burgundy...,...... ft Croton, 22-oz bottles ...... ft Pith, Sassafras ...... ft Cubebs...... ® 1 40 ....ft 60 Cumin...... oz 35 ... .ft 28 Plaster Paris, N. Y. Dental...... bbl Dill Seed...... oz 50 ...... ft 60 Roppy Heads, French...... ft Ergot, Ceith’s ...... oz 50 52 15 90 German ...... ft Ergot, P. & W.’s ...... oz Potash, Babbitt’s, 4-doz cases...... case Erigeron...... ® 1 50 1 00 Eucalyptus ...... ® 1 00 Mercurial, *-M., M. C. W. .. ..ft 60 Caustic, commercial...... __ ft 50 Caustic, white, sticks...... ft Fennel Seed...... • • • ■■■...... ® 1 75 Fish, bank...... bbl 45— gal 50 ...... ft 65 Caustic, pure (by alcohol)...... ft Fish, straits...... bbl 45.... gal 50 ...... ft 75 Cum Calce (Vienna Caustic)...... ft Geranium Rose...... ••••— ° z 65 50 Solution (liquor potass)...... ft OMAHA DRUGGIST.

DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. DRUGS. Etc.-Cont...... ft 40 Potassium, metals, H - o z vial and case, Quinine, Alkaloid. 1-oz vials...... oz 74 Merck or M .C .W ...... oz 170 Acetate, 1-oz vials ...... oz 71 ...... 1b 20 69 ...... 1b 25 Acetate, M. C. W., Merck, 1-lb bottles, incl.lb 35 Arsenate, 1-oz vials...... oz 35 Arsenate, 1-oz vials...... oz 14 Arsenate and Urea Bimuriate, 1-oz. vials, .oz 77 ...... 1b Arsenite, 1-oz vials...... oz 14 Bimuriate, l-oz vials...... oz 71 .... ft 35 Benzoate, 1-oz vials...... oz 19 Bisulphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 37 ...... ft 8 Bicarbonate, gran., pure, Merck, M. 0. W..B> 17 Borate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 66 .... 1b 20 Bicarbonate, cryst., l-ffi cartons...... lb 17 Citrate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 67 ...... ft 20 Bicarbonate, powd., 1-lb cartons...... lb 17 Ferrocyanide, 1-oz. vials...... oz 69 ...... ft 30 Bichromate...... lb 15 Hydrobromate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 66 ...... ft 12 Bichromate, O. P., M. O. W., Merck...... lb 50 Hypophosphite, 1-oz. vials...... oz 70 ...... ft 15 Bisulphate. 0. P.. Merck, M. G. W ...... lb 45 Iodide, 1-oz. vials...., ...... oz 75 Gentian, powd...... : ------... ft 18 Borotartrate, M. 0. W., Merck...... lb 65 Lactate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 75 Gentian, Amer., pressed, lbs. .... 1b .35 Bromide, cryst., 1-lb boxes, Merck,M.C.W.lb 37 Muriate. 1-oz. rials...... 7...... oz 62 ...... ft 16 Bromide, cryst., 5-lb boxes, M.O.W.,Merck, lb 36 Phosphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 67 ...... 1b 14 Bromide, gran., 1-lb boxes, Merck.M.C.W..lb 37 Salicylate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 62 Ginger, African, powd...... ft 15 Bromide, gran ,5-lb boxes, M.C.W.,Merck, lb 36 Sulphate, 100-oz. cans...... oz 38D ...... 1b 13 Carbonate, C. P. (sal tartar)...... lb 30 Sulphate, 50-oz. cans...... oz 28*/, ...... 1b 15 Carbolate, 1-oz vials...... oz 30 Sulphate, 25-oz. cans...... — oz 29 D ...... ft 20 Chlorate, cryst...... lb 13 Sulphate, 5-oz. cans...... oz 34D ...... 1b 18 Chlorate, gran., pure, 1-lb cartons...... lb 18 Sulphate, 1-oz. cans__ 7...... oz 37 D ...... 1b 30 Sulphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 39 D Ginsing. ....ft 6 00 Chlorate, powd...... lb 13 ...... ft 90 Chloride, pure. 1-lb cartons...... ft 18 Sulphate, lA - o z . vials...... — oz 45 D Chromate, pure, 1-lb cartons...... lb 40 Sulphate, 14-oz. vials...... oz 50 D ...... ft 75 Citrate, Merck, M. C. W...... tt> '46A Sulphate, %-oz vials...... oz 60 D ...... ft 25 Cyanide, fused, No. 1,1-lb cans...... lb 36 Sulphate, 1-16-oz. vials...... oz 90 D ..L .ft 20 Cyanide, fused. No. 2, 40%, 10-0t> cans ...... lb 30 Tannate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 43 ...... 1b 20 Cyanide, fused, No. 3, 30%, 10-lb cans...... lb 36 Valerianate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 65 ...... 1b 25 Cyanide, granulated,. 1-lb cans...... ft> 46 .. ..ft 20 Cyanide. C. P., M. C. W., 1-lb cans...... lb 48 ....lb 35 Ferrocyanide, C. P., 1-lb cans, M. 0. W., Quinidine, pure, 1-oz vials...... oz .. ..ft 30 Merck...... > ...... lb 50 Sulphate, 1-oz vials...... oz . . ..lb 40 Glycero phosphite...... oz 35 ...... ft 35 Hypophosphite, 1-oz vials...... oz 13 .. ..ft 30 Hypophosphite, M. C. W...... tt> 65 50 Indian Hemp, white, powd. ....ft 30 Iodide, cryst., 1-lb boxes, Merck, M. C. W..lb 3 35 ....lb 25 ....ft 30 Iodide, cryst., 5-lb boxes, M.C.W., Merck..lb 3 30* Quinquinia, 1-oz vials...... OZ 75 Iodide, gran., 1-lb boxes, Merck, M. C. W..lb 3 35 ....lb 38 Iodide, gran., 5-lb boxes, M.C.W., Merck..lb 3 30 ....lb 20 Oxalate, neutral, Merck, M. C. W ...... tb 31 ...... ft 1 15 ....ft 3 35 Permanganate, cryst., 1 oz cartons...... oz 06 ...... ft 1 35 ipeuae, mu, puvvu ... f t 3 35 Permanganate, cryst.. M. C. W., Merck — 1b 33 Jalap, Vera Cruz .. .Ib 35 Phosphate. M. C. W.. 1-oz vials...... oz 13 Red Saunders...... f t .. ..ft 30 Kava Kava. ...,1b 30 Phosphate, Merck, M. C. W...... lb 55 ....lb 50 Prussiate, red . lb 60 54 ....lb 50 Prussiate, yellow...... lb 35 64 Salicylate, 1-oz vials, M. C. W., Merck...... oz 15 Licorice, A ...... lb 14 Sesauicarbonate, Merek, M. C. W ...... lb 50 Licorice, A A ...... lb 16 Sulphate, cryst., 1-lb cart.. M.C.W..Merck..lb 13 Resor-Bisnol...... oz 60 Licorice, AAA. ....lb 18 Sulphate, powd., 1-lb cartons... — ...... lb 13 .. ..lb 25 Sulphate, chem. pure, 1-lb cartons...... lb 30 ck..oz 17 ... ft 15 Sulphite, 1-lb cartons ...... lb 43 ...... 1b 1 60 . . ..lb 30 Sulpho-Carbolate. 1-oz v., Merck, M.C. W..oz 14 ___ OZ 17 Male Fern, pressed, lbs. ....lb 60 .. ..ft 30 Sulpho-Cyanate, 1-oz v.. M. C. W., Merck..oz 19 15 Sulphuret (liversulphur) Merck. M. C. W..lb 15 Retinol...... oz 65 . . . . a Tartrare (Soluble Tartar) M.C.W., Merck..lb 53 . lb 18 . . ..lb 30 __ lb 55 60 ....lb 35 ...... Ib 1 00 .each 1 10 ....ft 35 ...... lb 50 .each 2 00 ....lb &5 ...... lb 30 .. 1b 40 ...... lb 20 ....lb 40 . . ..lb 40 ...... lb 25 35 ....lb 30 ... lb 75 Aconite, pressed, lbs. .. .ft 30 ....ft 30 ...... tb 23 .. ..ft 18 .. ..lb 35 ...... 1b 22*4 ....lb 30 .. .ft 25 Insect, Blatta, ...... lb 23 .. .lb 18 . . ..lb 85 ...... lb 26 .. ..ft 35 ....lb 35 95 ...,1b 25 ....lb 30 ...... lb 60 . . .. f t 30 Orris, Verona. ... ft 30 8 10 ....lb 30 __ 1b 25 ...dnz 4 50 .. ..lb 35 45 3 50 . . .. f t 30 . ..lb 35 ...doz 1 40 ....lb 30 ....lb * 35 30 A ...,1b 30 ....ft 30 ...... tb 31A .. ..Ib 45 Parsley, pressed, lbs. ....lb 40 ...... lb 32A ....lb 25 .. ..lb 40 . ...ft 34 A . . .. f t 30 Pimpinella, pressed, lbs. .. ..lb 45 . ...ft 30 ...,1b 30 ...,1b 35 ...... ft 21 ...,1b 35 Pink, pressed, lbs. ....lb 40 ...... 1b 23 ....lb 30 ....ft 40 ...... 1b 21 ....lb 30 . . ..lb 40 Insect, P. D. & Co.’s, 50-1b kegs...... 1b 23 ...,1b 20 . ...1b 30 ...... ft 33 ...,1b 30 Pleui isy. powd...... lb 30 ...... 1b 26 .. ..lb 35 Poke (Garget), pressed, lbs...... lb 15 ...... 1b 23 ....lb 20 Poke, powd...... lb 18 ...... 1b 21 ....lb 30 Polypody, pressed, lbs...... lb 35 ...... lb 32 . . .. f t 35 Pond Lilly, white, pressed, lbs— ....lb 35 Insect, R. D. & Co.’s, 10-lb cans ...... 1b 24 Bryony, pressed, lbs . ....lb 30 ....lb 30 ...... 1b 26 ...,1b 35 ....ft 40 ...... ft 25 .. ..lb 30 ....lb 20 2 00 ....lb 20 ....lb 30 1 50 ....lb 25 . 25 ....lb 30 30 55 ....lb 40 ....lb 65 i.W.oz 4 50 . . .. f t 30 ....lb 85 ....lb 60 Protagon, 15 grain vials...... ea 3 00 ....lb 40 . . .. f t 30 ....lb 75 .. oz 1 35 . . .. f t 70 ....lb 1 20 1 35 ....lb 35 .. ..lb 85 ...f t 15 ....lb 1 65 1 50 .. ..lb 20 ....lb 25 1 75 . . .. f t 18 ....lb 70 2 00 ....lb 35 ....ft 30 1 50 . . .. f t 35 ...,lb 25 1 75 .. ..ft 30 ....ft 30 ----oz 2 00 .. ..lb 30 ....ft 25 . . .. f t 30 ... 1b 40 Pyratine. 85 . . .. f t 20 ....1b 45 . ..lb 35 ....ft 50 __ oz 29 UUiUlliUU, llUJUi., Lk/a...... lb 30 .. ..ft 55 30 Columbo. foreign, pressed, lb s. ....lb . 30 ....lb 20 . ..lb 35 ....Ib 30 50 ....lb 25 ....lb 35 . . .. f t 15 ....ft 30 Quaking Asp, pressed lbs...... ft 35 . . .. f t 35 90 12 ....lb 30 .. ..lb 1 00 ...... ft 15 ....lb 55 ....lb 1 00 .. ..ft 25 ... ft 30 30 __ 1b 30 30 Quassia, 0. P.. cryst, 15-gr. vials, Merck.each 3 35 . . .. f t 30 ....ft 35 Pure, powd., % - o z vials, Merck ...... 'each 1 50 .. ..ft 35 ...ft 35 OMAHA. DRUGGIST. 33

DRUGS. Etc.-Cont. DRUGS. Etc.-Cont. DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. Root, Snake, Canada, pressed, lbs ..ft 40 Seed, Parsley...... •...... — — ...... ft 25 Sodium, Succinate...... oz 26 Snake, Sampson, pressed, lbs...... ft 40 Poppy, blue...... ft 12 Sulphate, pure, dried...... ft 12 Snake, Virginia...... ft 70 Poppy, white...... lb 25 Sulphate, pure, cryst.. l-lb c a r t...... 1b 14 Snake, Virginia, pow d...... lb 75 Pumpkin.. ft 20 Sulphite, cryst., 1-lb cart., Merck, M.C.W..ft 10 Snake, Virginia, pressed, lbs...... lb 70 Quince, German...... ft 65 Sulphite, pure, recryst, l-lb bot inc...... ft 25 Soapwort, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Quince, Russian.,...... ! ...... ft 60 Sulphite, dried, l-lb cart...... ft 14 Solomon’s Seal, pressed, lb s ...... ft 30 Rape, English...... -lb 10 Sulpho-carbolate, 1-oz v., M.C.W., Merck..oz 11 Spikenard, pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Sabadilla...... ft 25 Sulpho-carbolate...... ft 55 Spikenard, powd...... lb 25 Sabadilla, powd...... ft 30 Tartrate...... ft 55 Squills, white, sliced ...... ft 15 Stavesacre...... ft 25 Tungstate, pure, 1-oz vials...... oz 10 Squills, powd...... ft 40 Stavesacre, powd...... ft 30 Valerianate, 1-oz vials, Merck, M. C. W ...oz 52 ..lb 25 Stramonium...... ft 15 Stillingia, pressed, lb s ...... — Somnal...... oz 75 Stillingia. powd...... — ...... lb 30 Stramonium, powd...... •...... ft 20 Stone, pressed, lbs...... '...... ft 20 Sunflower...... 10-lb box 8 1b 10 Sozoiodole, Mercury, Merck, M. O. W ...... oz 1 15 Sweet Flag, presssed, lbs...... ft 20 Watermelon...... ft 20 Potasium, M. 0. W., Merck...... oz 75 Tormentilla, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Worm, American...... ft 15 Sodium, Merck, M. C. W ...... oz 80 Turkey Pea, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Worm, American, powd...... ft 20 Zinc, M. C. W., Merck...... oz 1 10 Turpeth...... ft 50 Worm, Levant...... ft 20 Turpeth, powd...... ft 60 Worm, Levant, powd...... ft 25 Spartiene Sulphate, 1-oz vials...... oz 85 Twin Lear, pressed, lbs...... ft 20 Unicorn, true, pressed, lbs...... ft 40 Seidlitz Mixture...... 50-lb box 22 ft 25 Spermaceti, in cakes...... ft £5 Unicorn, true, powd...... lb 45 Spirits, Ammonia...... 1b 50 Unicorn, false, pressed, lbs...... ft 50 Silver, Bromide, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 19 Ammonia, aromatic...... ft 53 Valerian, English...... ft 30 Chloride, 1-oz vials...... oz 79 Camphor...... ft 50 Valerian, English, powd...... ft 35 Cyanide, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 04 Chloroform, U. S. P ...... ft 60 Valerian. English, pressed, lb s... ..ft 35 Iodide, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 04 Lavender...... ft 50 Valerian, German...... lb 25 Nitrate, cryst., 1-oz vials, M. C. W...... ,oz 47A Lavender, comp...... ft 50 Valerian, German, powd...... ft 30 Nitrate, cryst., M. C. W ...... lb 7 20 Nitre, 3f...... ft 35 Valerian, German, pressed, lbs.. ..ft 25 Nitrate, fused, No. 2,1-oz. vials...... oz 37 Nitre, 4 f...... ft 40 Valerian, Vermont...... ft 25 Nitrate, fused (lunar caustic) M. C. W — oz 50 Nitre, U. S. P...... ft 49 Valerian, Vermont, powd...... lb 25 Oxide, 1-oz. vials...... oz 1 14 Valerian, Vermont, pressed, lbs.. ..ft 25 Phosphate, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 79 Starch, Iodide, 1-oz vials, M. 0. W., Merck..oz 27 ..lb 35 Vervain, pressed, lbs...... Stearin...... ft 30 Wild Indigo, pressed...... ft 20 Snuff, Copenhagen, 1-ft jars...... ft 60 Wild Yam, pressed, lbs...... ft 20 Copenhagen, 5-lb jars...... 1b 60 St. John’s Bread...... ft 10 Yellow Dock, pressed, lb s ...... lb 25 Devoe’s Maccoboy, 1-ft tins...... 1b 42 Yellow Dock, powd...... lb 25 Devoe’s Plain Scotch, 1 to 5- 1b tins...... lb 42 Stone, Pumice, select...... 1b 10 Yellow Jessamine, pressed, fts... . .ft 20 Devoe’s Plain Scotch, bladders...... ft 42 Pumice, p ow d ...... lb 08 Zedoary ...... ft 25 Devoe’s Rappee, 1-1b tins...... ft 42 Rotten, English...... lb 10 Zedoary, powd...... — « ...... ft 30 Gail & Ax Maccoboy, l^ft jars...... ft 42 Rotten, English, powd...... ft 08 Zedoary, pressed, lbs ...... ft 30 Gail & Ax Scotch, 1-ft jars...... 1b 46 Strontium, Acetate, Merck, M. O. W ...... oz 16 Rose Petals, damask, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 50 Garrett’s Scotch— Bromide, cryst, M. C. W., Merck...... ft 60D Pale, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 1-oz packs, 6 doz In case...... case 2 85 Bromide, cryst, 1-oz v., Merck. M. C. W .. .oz 11 1 % - o z tins, 6 doz in case...... case 5 00 Hypophosphite, 1-oz v., M. C. W., Merck, .oz 29 Rubidium. Bromide, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 00 6-oz bottles, 4 doz in case...... case 10 50Iodide, 1-oz vials, Merck, M. C. W...... oz 26 Iodide, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 00 16-oz papers, 2 doz in case...... case 11 00Iodide, M. O. W., Merck...... lb 2 75 bladders...... 1b 45 Lactate, 1-oz vials, Merck. M. C. W ...... oz 16 Saccharine, No. 25 %-oz vials..'...... vial 50 Lorillard’s, Maccoboy, 1ft papers...... ft 53 Muriate, l-lb boxes, M. C. W.. Merck...... 1b 27 Lorillard’s, Maccoboy. l-lb jars...... ft 53 Nitrate, 1-ft boxes, Merck, M. O. W ...... ft 17 Sago, Pearl, E. I ...... ft 08 Lorillard’s Maccoboy, 5-1b jars...... 1b 53 Salicylate, 1-oz vials, M. C. W., Merck...... oz 13 Lorillard’s, Rappee, 1-ft jars...... ft 62 Salicylate, Merck, M. 0. W...... ft 75 Sal Acetosella, 1-ft cartons ..ft 27 Lorillard’s Scotch, l-lb. ja rs ...... ft 53 Epsom...... ft 2%@04 Norkoping, l-lb jars...... ft 45 Strophanthin, C. P. 5-gr. vials...... vial 30 Glauber...... ft 1*4@02 Norkoping, 5-ft jars...... ft 40 Nitre, crude*...... ft 06 Norkoping. 10-1b jars...... ft 40 Strychnine,, Acetate, %-oz vials...... oz 165 Nitre, pure, large cryst— ...ft 8@09 Bromide, % - o z vials...... oz 1 65 ..ft 7@08 Nitre, pure, small cryst— Soap, Castile, Contis, mottled...... ft 1 0 % @ 1 2 Citrate, )6-oz vials...... oz 1 65 Nitre, pure, gran...... ft 7@08 Castile, Contis, white ...... ft 12)6@14 Muriate, )6-oz vials...... oz 1 65 Nitre, pure, powd...... ft 8@09 Castile, Marselles, mottled...... ft 8H@10 Nitrate, %-oz vials...... oz 1 65 Prunelle Balls, 1-lb boxes .. ft 28 Castile, Marselles, white...... ft 11 @13 Phosphate, %-oz. vials...... oz 175 Rochelle...... ft 30 • Castile, San Marino, mottled...... 1b 7V£@10 Aik., 16-oz vials...... oz 1 00 Soda...... ft 1 Vsi©02 Aik.. 1-og vials...... oz 80 ... ft 15 Castile, San Marino, w hite...... ft 9%@11 TaKar (potass carbonate) Castile, Alameda, white...... ft 8 % @ 1 0 Sulphate, % - o z vials...... oz * 95 Castile, Y arritu...... ft 25@28 Sulphate, 1-oz vials...... ,.oz 75 Salicln, 1-oz cartons, M. C. W., Merck...... oz 37 Castile, powd ...... ft 35 Sulphate, powd, % - o z vials...... oz 95 1-ft cartons, M. C. W., Merck...... ft 4 50 Green, Soft, German...... ft 16 Sulphate, powd, 1-oz vials...... oz 75 Olive, green...... ft 9V£@11 Valerianate, % - o z vials...... oz 2 60 Sallpyrin...... oz 80 Olive, white,...... 1b 11@13 Opodeldoc...... ft 14 Styrax, Liquid...... lb 35 Salocoll, Schering, 20-gram bottles— — bot 1 35 Whale O il...... , ...... ft 08 Sugar, Burnt (caramel) ...... ft 16 Salol, 1-oz, M. C. W., Merck...... oz 16 Milk, powd...... ft 22 %-ft bottles, inclusive, Merck. M. C. W— ft 1 65 Soda, Ash...... 1b 3@05 Caustic, by lime, sticks...... ft 30 Sulphur, Flowers...... bbl 2 % . . . . 1b 3)6@04 Salophen...... oz 1 00 Caustic, by alcohol, pure...... ft 65 Flowers, 100-lb bags...... ft 02% Chloride, liquid, c. s. bottles...... doz 2 45 Roll...... bbl 2 % ___100 lb 3.1b 04 Salophra...... oz 1 00 Iodide, 1-oz vials...... oz 38 Sodium, 1-oz vials and tins...... oz 25 Lacq., 1-ft cartons...... 1b 18 Salts, Crab Orchard, natural...... ft 25 Acetate, l-lb cart., Merck, M. O. W ...... 1b 17 Washed, 1-ft cartons...... ,1b 12 Crab Orchard, artificial...... ft 12 Arsenate, 1-oz vials, Merck, M. C. W ...... oz 12 Arsenite, 1-oz vials, Merck, M. C. W ...... oz 12 Sulfona’, Bayer...... oz 135 Sandal-Wood, E. I., rasped...... lb 60 Benzoate, 1-oz vials, Merck, M. O. W ...... oz 10 Benzoate, 1-ft cart., Merck, M. C. W...... 1b 49 Sulphuroid...... lb * 25 Santonin, 1-oz vials, M. C. W...... oz 51 Bicarb, Natrona...... kegs 2%___ft 3@04 M. O. W...... ft 7 25 Bicarb, American...... kegs 2___ft 2%@03)4 Svapnia, Vi-oz vials...... oz 3 25 Bicarb. English...... kegs 2 % — 1b 05 Scouring Rush, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Bicarb. C. P., powd., Merck, M. C. W...... 1b 15 Symphora', 1-oz vials...... oz 1 30 Bromide, 1-oz vials, Merck, M. C. W ...; ___ oz 10 Seed, Angelica...... ft 25 Bromide, l-lb boxes, Merck, M. C. W...... ft 44 Syrup, Bromide Iron...... lb 75 Anise, Italian ...... ft 18 Cacodyl ate, %-oz vials ...... oz 4 00 Dover’s powder...... ft 60 Anise, Italian, powd...... lb 20 Carbolate, 1-oz vials...... oz 24 Ginger. U. S. P...... ;...... ft 50 A nise, Star...... ft 40 Carbonate, C. P., cryst.,., l-lb cans ...... ft 27 Hydriodic Acid...... ft 35 Bird, mixed, 1-ft cartons...... ft 5@06 Carbonate, drie.i, purified, cart...... 1b 22 Iodide Calcium...... lb 60 Burdock...... -...... ft 25 Chlorate, gran., pure...... ft 25 Iodide Iron...... ft 42 Canary,Smyrna...... 50-1b box 6 1b 08 Chloride, C. P., l-lb cart., Merck, M. C. W..ft 20 Iodide Manganese...... lb 70 ' Caraway, Dutch...... ft 15 Citrate, gran ...... ft 47A Ipecac...... lb 75 Caraway, powd...... ; ...... ft 20 Glycerophosphate...... oz 35 Lacto-phos, Calcium...... ft 65 Cardamom, Malabar ...... ft 120 Hypophosphite. 1-oz vials, Merck, M.C. W..oz 12 Lacto-phos, Iron...... lb 75 Cardamom, Mangalore, bleached...... 1b 1 40 Hypophosphite, Merck, M. C. W...... ft 65 Orange Peel...... lb 50 Cardamom, powa...... ft 1 25 Hyposulphite, kegs 3...... ft 05 Phosphates Comp...... lb 50 Celery...... — ...... ft 16 Hyposulphite, gran, pure, Merck, M.C.W..ft 16 Rhubarb...... ft 50 Oolchicum...... ft 50 Iodide, 1-oz vials, Merck, M. C. W...... oz 31 Rhubarb, aromatic...... lb 50 Oolchicum, powd...... ft 55 Iodide, Merck, M. C. W...... ft 3 15 Rhubarb and potass...... lb 50 Conium...... -ft 25 Lactate, 1-oz v ia ls...... oz 29 Rock Candy, R. D. Co.’s bbls...... •gal 50 Coriander...... — ...... ft 10 Lactate, liquid, concent...... ft 3 50 Rock Candy, R. D. Co.’s, H-bbls__ •gal 52 Coriander, powd...... ft 15 Nitrate, purified, 1-ft cartons...... 1b 16 Rock Candy, Scully’s, bbls...... • gal 52 Cumin, Mafta...... ft 20 Oxalate...... ft 45 Rock Candy, Scully’s, %-bbls...... gal 54 Dill...... 20 Permanganate...... ft 50 Rock Candy, Maneirre-Yoe, bbls... • gal 52 Fennel. Saxony...... ft 20 Phosphate, cryst. l-lb cartons.,...... ft 11 Rock Candy, Maneirre-Yoe, %-bbs. ■gal 54 Fennel, powd...... ft 25 Phosphate, gran, l-lb cans...... ft 12 Sarsaparilla...... ft 40 Flax, clean ...... 50-1b box 4ys ft 06 Pyrophosphate, 1-oz vials...... oz 10 Sarsaparilla, com p...... ft 40 Flax, ground...... 50-lbbox 4 % ft 06 Pyrophosphate...... 1b 50 Senna...... ••...... ft 50 Fcenugreek...... 10-lb box 6ft 07 Salicylate, 1-oz vials, Merck, M. C. W...... oz 07 Senega, U. S. P...... ft 60 Foenugreek, powd...... ft 08 Salicylate, l-lb cartons, Merck, M. C. W. ..lb 47D Simple...... 90 H em p...... 50-lb box 5 ft 07 Salicylate, Scherring’s, 1-oz vials...... oz 19 Squills...... 40 Larkspur...... ft 75 Salicylate, Scherrings, (4-ft bottles...... ft 1 45 Squills, comp...... 1b 50 Lobelia...... - f t 1 15 Salicylate, Scherring’s, )4-lb bottles,...... ft 1 35 Stillingia...... lb 40 Lobelia, powd...... ,.,.ft 120 Salicylate, Scherring’s, 1-ft bottles...... ft 1 25 Stillingia, comp...... ft 45 Millet, American...... ft 45 Santoninate, 1-oz vials...... oz 49 Tar...... ft 40 Mustard, black, Trieste...... ft 08 Silicate, dry...... ft 20 T olu...... , ...... ft 45 Mustard, yellow, California. .25-lb box 6 ft 10 Silicate, liq u id ...... 1b 10 Wild Cherry...... 1b 40 34 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRUGS. Etc.-Cont. DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. .. ft 10 Tincture, Rhubarb...... <...... ftft 60 Zinc, Cyanide, 1-oz. vials...... 21 ..ft 15 Rhubarb, aqueous...... ft ft 60 Ferrocyanide, 1-oz. vials...... oz. . .OZ 24 Rhubarb, aromatic...... ftft 65 Iodide, 1-oz, vials, M. C. W ...... ozoz 37 ..ft 12 Rhubarb and Aloes...... ftft 60 Lactate, 1-oz. vials...... ,. oz02 21 Pulp. ...ft 40 Rhubarb and Senna...... ft....ft 60 Oxalate, 1-oz. vials...... oz. ..oz 24 Rhubarb, comp...... fl>....ft 60 Oxide, white, 1-lb cartons...... 1bft 12 80 Senna...... : ...... lb.. ..ft 50 Oxide, chem. pure, 1-lb. cartons...... lb1b 32 Senna, comp...... lblb 50 Oxide, Hubbuck’s, 1-lb boxes...... 1b 45 Tannigen. 70 Serpentaria...... ft....ft 60 Parmangate, 1-oz vials...... oz 54 Stramonium Leaves...... R>....ft 50 Phosphide, 1-oz. vials, M. C. W ...... oz 23 75 Stramonium Seed...... ft 50 Phosphate, 1-oz. cartons...... oz 10 22 . ft 10 Tolu...... lb 65 Sallicylate, 1-oz. vials, M. 0. W ...... oz Valerian...... ft....ft 50 Subgallate. 1-oz. vials...... oz..oz 24 doz 50 Valerian, Ammoniated...... lbft> 75 Sulphate, Cryst, 1-lb. cart...... ft...ft 10 doz 75 Veratrum, virld...... ft....lb 60 Sulphate, cryst., chem. pure, 1-lb. cart ...ft. ..lb 14 Warburg’s, P. D. & Co...... ft....ft 1 75 Sulphide, 1-oz. vials..,...... oz 24 ..ft 15 Warburg’s, 1-oz vials, P. D. & Co...... doz 1 75 Sulphite. 1-oz. vials...... oz 24 Tar, Coal, bbls...... bbl 5 00 Titan Chloride...... grm grm 30 Sulpho-Carbolate, 1-oz vials...... oz 11 Sulpho-Carbolate, 1-lb. cartons...... ftft 57 Tar, Pine, 50-gal. bbls...... bbl 6 50 T rik resol...... lb 60 Tar, Pine, pints, 4-doz. eases...... ease 2 75 Tannate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 29 Tar, Pine, quarts, 2-doz. eases...... case 2 00 Trimethy! amine, 1-oz vials...... ozoz .55 Valerianate, 1-oz. vials, M. C. W...... — oz 21 3 50 Tar, Pine, J4-gal., 1-doz. cases...... case 2 00 Chloride, A .-o z vials...... oz Zomakine, 1-oz cans...... oz 40 Tar, Pine, 1 gal., *4-doz. cases...... case 1 50 T rion al...... oz 1 50 Zomakine, 4-oz, can s...... can 1 00 Tartar, Emetic, cryst., 1-lb. cartons...... lb 34 Trlpo l i, Mount Eagle...... doz 60 Emetic, powd., 1-lb. cartons...... ftft 36 Missouri...... ft ft 05* Troline...... gal 1 00 ....ft 60 Tropa, Cocaine Hydrochlorate. 1-grammemine LIQUOR DEPARTMENT. vials...... ea 50 i . . .oz 07 04 ....to 48 5 and 10-grain vials...... gr BRANDIES—IMPORTED. 66 D Turpentine, spirits...... bbl 60 ...... gal gal Cognac, Hennessey, %ths...... gal $6 50 Terpinol, 1-oz. vials...... oz 47 Chian, 1-oz. vials...... oz 45 ...ft 30 Cognac, Hennessey, 5-gal. keg...... gal 6 75 Venice...... ft Cognac, Otard Dupuy, %ths...... gal 6 50 Terra Japonica (gambier)...... : —....ft lb 10 White (Gum Thus)...... ftft 08 Spirits, 50 to gal...... ' ...... doz 50 Cognac, Otard Dupuy, 5-gal. keg...... gal 6 75 75 Cognac, Reli Issu, %ths...... gal 3 00 1 00 30 to gal...... doz Cognac, Reli Issu. 10-gal. keg...... gal 3 15 40 20 to gal...... doz 1 00 1 25 Cognac. Reli Issu, 5-gal. keg...... gal 3 25 16 to gal...... doz Cognac. Sagerac, hsths...... gal 2 90 k..oz 27 Twigs, Bittersweet, pressed Its...... ftft 25 Cognac, Sagerac, 10-gal. keg...... gal 2 95 2 85 Cognac, Sagerac, 5-gal. keg...... gal 3 00 Unguentine...... to ft 1 03 ....ft - 25 BRANDIES—CALIFORNIA. . . » 30 Unguentum, Crede...... oz 90 ...to 35 Dreyfus, 14-bbls...... gal 2 50 . . .OZ 57 ...ft 35 Uranium, Acetate, 1-oz. G. S. vials...... oz Dreyfus. 10-gal. kegs...... \ ...... gal 2.55 ...ft 17 Chloride, 1-oz. C. S. vials...... oz 42 Kohler & Frohling, 14-bbls— ...... ,gal 2 50 ...ft 22 Nitrate, 1-oz. G. S. v ia ls ...... -.oz 37 Kohler & Frohling, 10-gal. keg...... gal 2 55 ...ft 1 25 Sulphate, 1-oz. G. S. vials...... — oz 47 Lachmann’s 44-bbls../...... gal 2 50 ...ft ~ 80 Lachmann’s. 10-gal. keg...... gal 2 50 Urethane ...... oz 54 Meadow Valley, 14-bbls...... gal 2 15 ...ft 50 Urotropin, Scherring’s ...... oz 60 Meadow Valley, 10-gal. kegs...... gal 2 20 ...ft 50 Pacific Slope, Ve-bbls...... -...... gal 2 15 ...ft 50 Vaccine, Virus, 10-point pkgs...... Pkgpkg 50 Pacific Slope. 10-gal. k eg ...... gal 2 20 ...ft 50 5-quill pkgs...... pkg• Pkg 50 Sonoma, V4-bbls...... gal 2 10 ...ft 50 Vanillin, French...... oz 1 25 Sonoma, 10-gal. keg— ■...... *-gal 2 15 ...1b 50 Veratia, pure, 16-oz vials...... oz 1 90 Stearnes. 54-bbls...... - gal 2 50 ...ft 50 Stearnes, 10-gal. keg...... gal 2 55 ...to 60 Verdigris...... ft 35 Vina,’92, ya-bbls...... gal 4 75 ...ft 60 Distilled...... 1b ft 70 Vina, ’95, %-bbls...... gal 4 35 ...ft 50 Powdered...... lbft 40 Vina, ’96, %-bbls...... gal 4 15 ...ft 60 Wafers, M. & R. Licorice...... box 1 25 Peach, California...... gal 3 50 Peach, Tennessee...... gal 3 00 Buchu. ...ft 50 Water, Lime...... to ft 10 Cactus, ?rand. ...ft 90 Bitter Almond...... -ft.ft 30 BRANDY—BLACKBERRY. ...ft 60 Cherry Laurel...... 1b ft 30 ...ft (55 Chlorine...... -D...... ft...1b 25 Shafer’s, 14-bbls...... gal 1 95 ...ft 60 Distil e d ...... gal 15 Shafer’s, 10-gal. keg...... gal 2 00 Capsicum. ...ft 50 Orange, Flower, triple...... ftft 25 Monarch, 10-gal. keg...... gal 85 ...1b 75 Rose, triple...... ft ft 30 Monarch, 5-gal. keg...... gal 90 60 Seneca Castle, 10-gal. keg...... gal 95 ...ft 50 Wax, Bayberry...... ft...ft 35 Seneca Castle, 5-gal. keg,...... gal 1 00 ...ft 50 Bees’, yellow...... lb ft 36 Clarks, 10-gal. keg...... gal 75 ...ft 60 Bees’, yellow, refined, 1-oz cakes...... ft. ..to 38 Clarks, 5-gal. keg...... gal 80 60 White Star...... -ft..-ft 65 Eclipse, bbls...... gal 70 ...1b 50 White, No. 1...... ft1b 50 Eclipse, (4-bbls...... gal 75 ...ft 60 White, No. 2...... ft...ft 35 ...ft 50 White Japan...... ft 20 BRANDY—DOMESTIC. 50 Fruit, can, red or white...... bbls 1% : ~ 1b 03 Fruit, can, Pontin’s, lA - gro. case— ... .caselase 1 80 Cognac, bbls., 90%...... gal 160 .. .ft 50 Cognac, )4-bbls., 90% ...... gal 165 . ..ft 50 Parafine...... ft ft 15 Johnson,'Po., 14-lb cans...... doz 2 75 Cognac, 10-gal. keg, 90%...... gal 1 70 Conium. 50 Cognac, 5-gal. keg. 90%...... '...... gal 1 75 ...ft 50 Johnson, Po., 1-lb cans...... — ...... doz 3 75 ...ft 50 Johnson, Prepared, 1-lb cans...... ft 35 Cognac, bbls., 100%...... gal 1 70 Anderson, Po., )4-lb cans...... doz 1 75 Cognac, 44-bbls., 100%...... gal 175 ...1b 50 Cognac, 10-gal. keg, 100%...... gal 1 »0 ...1b 60 Anderson, Po., 1-lb cans...... doz 3 50 75 Merkle, Po., 1-lb cans...... doz 3 50 Cognac, 5-gal. keg, 100%...... gal 1 85 60 White Precipitate;...... ft 1 20 GIN. ...ft 50 Powdered...... ft 135 ...1b 65 Clark’s Juniper Gin, 10’s...... gal 180 50 Wine, Antimony...... ft 50 Eagle, 10’s...... gal 1 85 ...1b 50 Arom atic...... '...... ft 65 Eagle, 5’s...... gal 190 ...ft 50 Colchicum root...... ft 60 Old Tom, 10’s...... - gal 1 75 ...to 60 Colchicum seed...... — ...... ft 60 Old Tom, 5’s...... gal 185 ...ft 75 Ergot...... ft 90 Schufeldt’s Imperial, 90%, 10’s...... gal 175 ...ft 50 Ip eca c...... ft 1 35 Schufeldt’s Imperial, 100%, 10’s...... gal 185 50 Iron...... ft 50 Schufeldt’s Rye Malt, 10s...... gal 1 90 ...ft 90 Opium...... ft 1 25 Lighthouse, Imported, %ths...... gal 3 50 ...ft 1 00 Rhubarb...... ft 75 ...ft 90 T a r...... -...... ft 35 RUM-DOMESTIC. ...ft . 1 00 W ood, Brazil...... ft 08 Jamaica, !6’s, imported...... gal 4 50 ...ft 1 00 Fustic, cut...... ft 05 Jamaica, 10’s...... gal 2 15 50 Fustic, ground...... ft 05 Jamaica, 5’s...... gal 2 20 Iron, muriate. 35 Guaiac, rasped...... ■...... ft 10 New England, 14-bbls...... gal*-' 2 00 60 Guaiac, pressed, lb...... to 17 New England, 10’s...... •*■.,— gal 2 10 60 Logwood chips...... ft 05 50 Logwood, ground...... ft 06 WINE—CALIFORNIA. ■ Red Sanders, ground...... ft 08 75 Angelica, %-bbls...... — . gad 85- ...1b 75 Sandal,;;...... ft 30 Sandal, pow d...... 1b 35 Angelica, 10’s...... gal 90 -..ft 60 Muscatel, %-bbls...... gal --^85 50 Wood Naptha...... ft 27 Muscatel, 10’s...... gal '96;; Opium, XT. S. P ...... 1b 1 00 Yerba, Santa, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Port,/2-bbls...... gal 85’f .doz 60 Port, 10’s...... gal 90 .doz 90 Zinc, Acetate. M. C. W., 1-lb. cts...... to 26 .doz 1 50 Benzoate, 1-oz vials...... oz 39 Sherry, %-bbls___ t...... *■'■ gal 85 50 Borate,: 1-oz vials...... Oz 26 Sherry, 10’s...... '•'>...... gal 90 .doz 75 Bromide, 1-oz vials...... oz 17 IMPORTED. ‘ ' .doz 1 25 Carbolate, 1-oz vials...... oz 24 ,doz 2 00 Carbonate, Precipitate...... ft 24 Port, Croft’s )4ths...... gal 3 00 1 25 Chloride, gran., 1-oz. vials...... ft 09 Port, Dona Marla, %ths...... gal 2 90 50 Chloride, gran., M. C. W ------i -----.ft 22 Port, Tarragona, liths...... '...... gal 1 75 45 Chloride, sol., coml...... ft 12 Sherry, I. W. B., >6ths...... - ...... gal 2 25 50 Chloride, sol., medicinal...... lb 19 Sherry, J. G. B., hiths...... gal 1 75 OMAHA DRUGGIST. 35

LIQUORS-Cont. LIQUORS-Cont. MINERAL WATERS WHISKIES. Rum. Am’t in Price Per case per case doz. BARREL QUOTATIONS. New England...... doz 5 50 Jamaica, old...... doz 9 00 Abalena, qts...... $10 00 $2 75 Anderson Co* S. M., spg ’94...... • gal 2 45 Allruez, 14-gal., still _____ ,.. .. 12 5 25 5 Anderson Co. S. M., spg 98’ ...... gal 2 25 Wine, Sour. Allouez, quarts, carbonate ... 50 7 50 2 Anderson Co. S. M, ’00...... gal 2 00 Catawba, dry, Kelly Island...... doz 5 00 Apenta, qts ...... 50 9 00 2 Claret, St. Julien...... doz 5 00 Apenta, Splits...... 9 50 1 Carter Bourbon, spg ’95...... gal 2 50 2 2 40 Claret, Zinfandel, K. D. Co.’s...... doz 3 50 Apollinaris, quarts...... 50 8 50 Carter Bourbon, spg ’96...... ■gal Claret, Zinfandel, Eose’s...... doz 500 Apoliinaris, pints...... 12 00 1 Caiter Bourbon, spg ’98...... gal 2 25 Sherry, Eose’s Sunny Slope...... doz 6 00 Apollinaris, Splits...... 190 9 50 1 Clarke’s Pure Eye, spg ’93...... 2 75 Sherry, E. D. Co.’s...... doz 5 00 Bethesda, 14-gallon,...... 12 4 50 4 Clarke’s Pure Eye, spg ’95...... gal 2 65 Virginia Seedling...... doz 5 00 Bethesda, quarts...... 50 6 50 1 2 25 Clarke’s Pure Eye, spg ’99...... •gal Wine, Sweet. Bethesda, pints...... 100 7 50 1 Clarke’s Pure Eye, spg ’9110’s...... ■ gal 2 85 Bear Lithia, 54-gallon...... 12 3 75 4 Clifford’s Eye, spg ’93...... gal 2 60 Angelica, E. D. Co.’s...... doz 4 50 Buffalo Lithia...... ,. 12 5 00 5 Clifford’s Eye, spg’95...... gal 2 45 Angelica. Eose’s Sunny Slope...... doz 7 00 Castalian...... 12 8 00 8 2 35 Muscatel, E. D. Co.’s...... doz 5 50 Carabana...... 100 23 00 3 Clifford’s Eye, spg ’96...... ■ gal Muscatel, Eose’s Sunny Slope...... doz 8 00 Clifford’s Eye. spg’98...... gal 2 10 A Franz Joseph...... 12 00A 3 Clifford’s Eye, spg ’99...... gal 1 90 Maderia, old...... doz 7 00 Hathorn, pints...... 6 50 1 Clifford’s Eye, spg ’00...... gal 1 80 Port, E. D. Co...... :.doz 7 00 Hunyadi Janos...... 50 11 00 2 Clifford’s Eye, spg ’01...... • gal 1 75 Port, Eose’s old...... doz 9 00 Pluto, concentrated...... 12 3 25 3 Tokay, Eose’s ...... doz 5 50 Pluto, plain...... 12 1 75 1 ElkEun Bourbon, spg ’92...... gal 2 70 Whiskey. Eed Eaven Splits...... 50 5 00 1 Elk Eun Bourbon, spg ’93...... gal 2 55a Eubinat, Cohdal...... 50 12 00 3 Elk Eun Bourbon, spg ’95...... •gal 2 40A Anderson, Bottled in Bond. 5*s, 1 doz. in case...... case 8 £0 Stafford, 54-gallon...... 12 550 5 Elk Eun Bourbon, spg ’96...... • gal 2 25 Stafford, carbonated, quarts.. 50 Elk Eun Bourbon, spg ’98...... gal 2 10A pts. 2 doz. in case...... '....case 10 50 7 50 1 *pt.,4 doz- in case...... case 11 50 Stafford, carbonated, pints... 100 10 50 1 Elk Eun Bourbon, spg ’99...... gal 1 90 Vichy, Celestin, quarts...... 14 00 3 Elk Eun Bourbon, spg ’00...... 1 80 Canadian Club, Bottled in Bond. .. 50 qts, 1 doz. cases...... case 12 50 Villacarbas, small...... 50 10 75 2 Elk Eun Bourbon, spg ’01...... 1 75 Villacarbas, large...... 50 18 75 4 50 Fair Oaks Bourbon, spg ’99...... ■ gal 1 90 pts., 16 in case...... case 13 50 Fair Oaks Bourbon, spg ’01...... • gal 1 80 14-pts., 32 in case...... case 14 00 Golden Sheaf Eye, spg. ’97...... • gal 2 30 Clark’s Eye. Bottled in Bond. Golden Sheaf Eye, spg ’99...... • gal 2 00 qts., 1 doz cases...... case 11 00 Golden Sheaf Bourbon, spg ’98...... ; • gal 2 10 5’s, 1 doz. cases...... case 9 50 Golden Sheaf Bourbon, spg ’99...... • gal 2 00 pts., 2 doz cases...... case 12 00 Hermitage Bourbon, spg’96...... • gal 3 10 14-pts. 4 doz cases...... case 13 00 Hermitage Bourbon, spg ’98...... gal 2 90 1-5 pts. 10 doz cases...... case 15 00 2 45 1-10 pts, 20 doz cases...... case 10 00 DRY COLORS, MISCELLANEOUS Hermitage Bourbon, spg ’99...... gal Clifford’s Eye, Hermitage Bourbon, spg 1901...... • gal 2 35 PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES, Etc. Hume, ’93...... gal 2 60 qts., 1 doz cases...... case 9 00 Hume, ’94...... ■ gal 2 50 pts. 2 doz cases...... case 10 00 2 35 pts. amber, 2 doz cases...... case 10 50 Alabastine, White, 5-ft pkgs, 100-ft case__ © 10 Miles’ New Hope, spg’97...... ■gal 14-pt. amber, 4 doz cases...... case 11 00 Mercantile Club Eye. spg’94...... • gal 2 60 All tints, 5-lb pkgs, 100-© case...... 7 ....© 11 Mercantile Club, spg ’95...... • gal 2 55 Clifford’s Malt. .gal 2 50 5’s, 1 doz in case— ...... case 7 00 White, bbls and 14-bbls...... © 09 Mel wood, ’94...... Cream Eye. qts 1 doz cases...... case 12 00 McBrayer,!. A.Bourbon,spg’95...... ' ■ gal 2 35 A Cream Eye, pts, 2 doz cases...... case 13 00 Discount, 40#. Old Times Bourbon, fall ’92...... • gal 2 40 Dewar’s Old Highl’h Scotch...... doz 12 75 Eichardson’s Favorite, fall ’94...... ■gal 2 25 Aluminum Leaf...... pack 1 50 Sweet Briar Bourbon, spg ’93...... • gal 2 55 Doctor’s Prescription...... doz 10 50 Sweet Briar Bourbon, spg ’95...... • gal 2 45 Guckenheimer Eye...... doz 10 00 Sweet Briar Bourbon, spg’96...... • gal 2 30 Black, Drop...... © 10 Sweet Briar Bourbon, spg ’98...... • gal 2 10 A Golden Sheaf Bourbon. Drop, powder...... © 12 Sweet Briar Bourbon, spg ’99...... gal 1 90 Qts, 1 doz in case...... case 8 50 Iv o ry ...... © 10 Sweet Briar Bourbon, spg ’00...... • gal 1 80 Pts, 2 doz in case...... case 9 50 Lamp, common, Is, 14s and Ms...... & 8@10 Sweet Briar Bourbon, spg ’01 ...... • gal 1 75 Golden Sheaf Eye. Lamp, common, fingers...... 100 65 Qts, 1 doz in case...... case 8 50 Lamp, Germantown, Is, * s and Ms...... ©10@12 Pts, 2 doz in case Lamp. Eddy’s, Is, 54s and Ms...... ©23@26 FINE BLENDED WHISKIES...... case 9 50 Hermitage Bourbon. Bottled in Bond. Lead, American...... © 06 Bell of Kentucky...... •gal 2 00 5’s, 12 in case...... case 12 00 Lead, East India...... © 13 Weller’s Star Eye, 14 bbls...... • gal 1 90 Pints, 24 in case...... case 13 00 Lead, German...... © 08 Weller’s Star Eye, 10 gal kegS...... •gal 2 00 14 Pints, 48 in case...... case 15 50 Weller’s Star Bourbon, 70#...... gal 1 45 1-5 Pints, 120 incase...... case 17 00 Blue, Celestial...... ; ...... © 08 Weller’s Star Bourbon, 80#...... • gal 1 55 Chinese, lump...... © 50 Weller’s Star Bourbon, 90#...... ■ gal 1 65 1-10 Pints, 240 in case...... — ...... case 20 00 Hume Eye. Bottled in Bond. Chinese, powdered...... © 55 Weller’s Star Bourbon. 100#...... gal 1 75 C obalt...... © 35 Carter, J, G., 90#...... • gal 1 85 5’s, 1 doz in case...... case 9 50 Pints, 2 doz in case...... case 10 50 Potter’s ...... © 35 Coleman Eye...... gal 2 10 Prussian A, lu m p ...... © 45 Glenwood liye...... • gal 2 10 14 Pints. 4 doz in case...... case 11 50 Prussian A, powdered...... © 45 Golden Crown, 95#...... • gal 2 00 Hume Bourbon. Bottled in Bond. Prussian, Eiagewood...... © 40 Honey Dew Bourbon, 80#...... • gal 1 60 5’s, 1 doz in case...... case 9 50 Soluble...... © 50 Honey Dew Bourbon, 90#...... 1 70 Pints, 2 doz in case...... case 10 50 Ultramarine, H. B., 28-© box, 1254...... © 18 Honey Dew Bourbon. 100#...... 1 80 Vi Pints, 4 doz in case...... case 11 50 Long bbl. Bourbon, bbls...... gal 2 50 Long bbl. Bourbon, ...... gal 2 55 Iler’sMalt, Brown,, Spanish...... bbl 01...... ©114-02 Long bbl. Bourbon, 10 gal kegs...... • gal 2 60 Qtsl doz in ca s e ...... case 7 50 Vandyke, American...... © 03 Long bbl. Bourbon, 5 gal kegs...... 2 65 Pints, 2 doz in case...... case 7 75 Vandyke, German...... © 10 Magnolia Bourbon, 70#...... 1 35 Jed Clayton Eye, qts...... case 10 50 Jed Clayton Eye, pts...... case 11 50 Magnolia Bourbon, 80#...... gal 1 45 Carmine, No. 40...... oz 25 Magnolia Bourbon, 90#...... • gal 1 55 Jockey Clab. Bottled in Bond. No. 40...... © 3 75 Magnolia Bourbon. 100#...... • gal 1 65 Spring ’92, 5’s 1 doz cases...... case 9 50 Maryland Club E y e ...... • gal 3 25 Mount Sterling Eye...... gal 2 50 Manhattan Cocktails...... doz 10 00 Diamond Dust...... © 35 Overton Eye...... 1 75 Meredith Diamond Club. Overton Bourbon...... 1 75 Cases, 1-doz qt lugs...... case 11 50 Emery, Cloth...... quire 60 Old Jed Clayton Bourbon, 8 yrs...... • gal 2 75 Cases, 2-doz p tju gs...... case 12 50 Paper, assorted 00 to 1 V s...... ream 4 00 White Wheat, 100#...... • gal 2 00 Cases, 3-doz *-p t jugs...... case 11 50 F lou r...... © 07 Cases, 2-doz pts...... case 11 00 Grain...... © 10 Cases, 1-doz qt bottles...... case 10 50 CASE GOODS. Cases, 50 pts screw to p ...... case 20 00 Cases, 50 14-pts screw top...... case 12 00 Flake White, English...... © 15 Ale, Bass, 8-doz. bbls...... bbl. lot 1.90 doz 2 00 Meredith Malt, 1 doz cases...... case 8 50 Frosting, White...... © 35 Guinness Stout. 8-doz bbls, bbl lot 1 90 doz 2 00 O. F. 0., 5’s...... doz 12 50 Brandy, Blackberry. Maryland Club. 5’s...... doz 13 00 Glass Cutters, Steel...... doz 1 00 Hungarian blackberry Juice, qts ...... doz 7 50 Old Crow Bourbon. Bottled in Bond. Bichardson’s, qts...... doz 5 50 5’s, 12 in ca se...... case 12 00 Glazier’s Points,...... doz 1 00 Eichardson’s, pts...... doz 3 00 Pints, 24 in case...... case 13 00 14-Pints. 48 2n case...... case 15 55 Glue, No. 100...... bbls 14 ft 16 Brandy, California. 1-5 Pints. 120 in case...... case 17 00 © 12 1-10 Pints, 240 in case...... case 20 00 No. 300...... bbls 10 Eichardson’s, qts...... doz 8 50 I. S. Sheet...... bbls 12*4 © 14* Eichardson’s, pts...... doz 4 50 Old Private Stock, qts...... doz 11 00 Eibbon...... © 16 Eose’s Sunny Slope, qts...... doz 10 00 Old Private Stock, pts 2-doz...... doz 6 00 Fish ...... bbls 16 © 20 Kose’s Sunny Slope, old, qts...... doz 12 00 Old Taylor...... doz 12 00 Ex. Ground...... bbls 12 © 14 © 18 Popcorn...... doz 10 50 White A ...... bbls 16 Brandy, Cognac, Imported. White B ...... © 16 Hennessy, 3 star...... doz 18 00 Over ho It Pure Eye. Bottled in Bond. White O...... bbls 11 © 15 Eeli Issir...... * ...... 10 50 Quarts, round 1 doz cases...... case 11 00 Qts. square, 1 doz cases...... case 11 00 Gold Bronze, No. 4,000...... - ....ft 80 Champagne. Pint Flasks, 2 doz cases...... case 11 50 90 14-Pt Flasks, 4 doz cases...... case 12 00 No 5 000 ...... ft White Top, Club special, qts, 1-doz cas..case 14 00 No 6 000...... © 1 00 White Top. Club special, pts. 2-doz cas.case 16 00 Spirits Frumenti Medic, pts...... doz 4 50 Cook’s Imperial, qts. 1-doz...... case 14 00 Sweet Briar, qt 1 doz cases...... case 8 50 Gold Leaf, Hasting, X X deep.. pack 7 50 Cook’s Imperial pts. 2-doz...... case 16 00 pts, 2-doz cases...... case 9 00 pts. Amb. bot. 2 doz cases...... case 8 00 Gold Paint, Japanese, small...... doz 1 75 ; Clarke's Juniper Gin, q ts ...... doz 8 50 M-pts, Amb. bots. 4 doz...... case 9 00 Marsching’s, small...... doz 2 00 Clarke’s Juniper Gin, 5’s ...... doz 8 00 Taylor, G. O., Bour., 5’s...... doz 11 00 Eaglb...... doz 8 00 Taylor. G. O., Eye, 5’s...... doz 11 00 Express, S, W. Co...... 1 ...... doz 150 Gordon, dry...... doz 9 50 Western Club Eye, qts...... case 8 00 Old Tom, Burnett’s, Tmp’td...... doz 10 00 Western Club Eye, pts...... case 9 00 Old Tom, Eichardson’s, 4’s...... doz 8 00 Western Club Eye, 14-pts...... case 10 00 Graining Combs, Steel, Taylor...... set 1 10 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

DRY COLORS Etc.-Cont. COLORS IN OIL. Detroit White Lead Works Ready-Mixed Varnish Gloss Carriage Paints. Green, Chrome, com., kegs...... B> 08 Sherwin-Williams Colors in Oil. Discount, 40%. Chrome, com., 6-ft boxes...... lb 10 First Quaiity. Quarts. Pints. *4 Pints Chrome, pure, 6-Ib boxes...... lb 12 BLACKS. Black...... $0 75 45 30 Blue ...... 75 45 30 Magnesia, 6-ft boxes...... B> 15 Ivory Drop Black...... ft 17 Yellow...... 75 45 40 Marseilles, 6-B> boxes...... ft 16 Eng. Coach B l a c k ...... lb 17 Verdure Green... 55 30 Sign Painters...... lb 19 Marseilles, in oil...... ft 18 Quaker Green__ ...... 75 45 30 Lamp Black...... lb 17 Brewster Green...... 75 45 30 Green, Paris, S. S. F., arsenic, kegs...... 5> 14 BLUES. Wine Color...... 75 45 30 White...... 1 00 60 40 100- ft kegs...... ft u y » Chine ie Blue...... lb 51 Vermillion__ ...... 1 00 60 40 14, 28 and 56-lb kits...... ft 15*4 Prussian Blue...... ft 44 16 Cobalt Blue...... lb 34 Hard Oil Finish. 2 and 5-lb paper boxes...... ft Ultramarine Blue...... lb 19 1-lb paper boxes...... „...... ft 17 Net prices. 18 BROWNS. Imperial, 1-gal. cans...... gal 10 90 14-lb paper boxes...... ft Imperial, 5-gal, cans...... gal &5 19 Raw Turkey Umber... —...... 1b 14 M-lb paper boxes ...... ft Burnt Turkey Umber...... ft 14 S.-W. Co. Premo, 1-gal. ca n s...... gal 1 10 Raw Italian Sienna...... lb 15 S.-W. Co. Premo, 5-gal. cans...... gal 1 00 Harness Oil, Miller’s 14-pts...... doz 2 00 S.-W. Co. pale, 1-gal. caus...... gal 1 50 3 75 Burnt Italian Sienna...... lb 15 Miller’s, pts...... doz Vandyke Brown...... lb 15 S.-W. Co, pale, 5-gal. cans...... gal 1 40 Miller’s, qts...... doz 5 67 S.-W. Co. plain, 1-gal. cans...... gal 1 40 Uncle Sam, *4-pts...... doz 1 50 GREENS. S.-W. Co. plain, 5-gal. cans...... gal 1 30 Uncle Sam, pts...... doz 2 50 Berry Brothers’ Light, 1-gal. cans...... gal 1 60 4 00 Paris Green...... 1b 26 Uncle Sam, qts...... doz Bronze Green...... ft 17 Berry Brothers’ Light, 5-gal. cans...... gal 1 50 Chrome Green, L ...,...... lb 16 Berry Brothers’ Walnut, 1-gal. cans...... gal 1 50 Liquid Slating, gallons...... gal 2 00 Berry Brothers’ Walnut. 5-gal. cans...... gal 1 40 2 20 Chrome Green. M...... lb 16 14-gallons...... gal Chrome Green, D...... ft 16 Berry Brothers’ White, 1-gal. cans...... gal 2 75 Quarts...... gal 2 40 Berry Brothers’ White, 5-gal. cans...... gal 2 65 Pints...... gal 3 20 REDS. Mineral Paint. Orinoco Vermilion...... ‘...... lb 34 Chatanooga...... bbls % lb English Vermillion ...... ft 96 VARNISHES. American Vermilion...... lb 20 No charge for containers. Prince’s...... bbls 114 ft English Rose Lake...... lb 34 Rawlins’ ...... bbls 1M lb 1M@2*4 English Rose Pink...... lb 23 R. 1). Co. Imperial Varnishes. Tuscan Red...... lb 18 10 gal. 5 gal Ochre, Gray ...... bbls 1 tt> 1%@2 Turkey Red...... tb 18 Bbls. *4 bbls. cans, cans American...... bbls M ft 1@2 Bright Tuscan Red...... lb 21 No. IT Aspbaltum...... gal 45 50 55 60 French...... bbls lb 12£@2*4 Indian Red...... lb 16 No. IT Coach...... gal 70 75 80 85 French Floated...... bbls 1 lb 114@2 English Venetian R e d ...... 1b 10 Extra Coach...... gal1 00 1 00 1 05 1 10 1 15 Golden...... bbls 1 lb 114@2 No. IT Copal...... gal 65 70 75 80 Rochelle...... bbls lb 2@3 YELLOWS. Extra Copal...... gal 85 00 05 1 00 No. IT Damar...... gal1 00 1 00 1 05 1 10 1 15 10 English Chrome Yellow, L ...... lb 22 Orange Mineral...... lb English Chrome Yellow, M...... ft 22 Extra Damar...... gal1 1 10 1 15 1 20 1 25 English Chrome Yellow, 0 ...... 1b 22 No. IT Japan...... :..gal 40 45 50 55 Paint Mills, No. 2...... each 7 50 English Chrome Yellow, Do...... lb 22 Japan Dryer...... gal 30 35 40 45 No. 3...... each 6 00 Golden Ochre...... lb 14 Genuine Shellac...... gal 2 35 2 40 2 45 2 50 Putty, pure, 100-lb cans...... lb 02 Oil Shellac...... gal 90 95 1 00 1 05 Putty, pure, 50-lb cans...... tt> 0214 Yellow Ochre ...... ft 10 Putty, pure, 25-11 > cans...... 1b 0214 Sherwin-Williams Floor Paints. Sherwin-Williams Co.’s House Painters and Putty, pure. Bladder...... ft 214@2!4 READY FOR USE. Decorators Varnishes, Red. Indian, English...... tt> In gallons...... gal 11 00 Less 33*4%. Gal. cans Lowe’s Metalic ...... bbls 9-10 lb 14-gallons...... gal 1 05 each Tuscan...... lb Quarts...... ,...... gal 1 10 Finest White Enamel Varnish ...... $5 00 Venetian, American...... bbls 0 % lb Durable Spar Varnish...... 4 50 Venetian, Derby...... bbls 1=4 lb Durable Wood Finish, Exterior.,...... 4 50 Venetian, English...... bbls lb 2 h m Durable Wood Finish, Interior...... 3 00 Durable Floor V arnish...... 2 75 Venetian, Prince Albert...... bbls 1% lb 2@3!4 Venetian, Royal...... bbls 114 lb Crystal Paper Varnish...... 3 50 WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD AND Damar Varnish...... 2 70' Rose, pink...... — ft 12 Hard Drying Oak...... 2 70 LITHARGE. Cabinet Bubbiug...... 2 25 Rosin, No. 1...... lb 02 Southern Co’s and St. L. Red Seal strictly No. 1 Coach...... 2 00 E. & F., bbls 280 lbs...... bbl 3 20A pure white lead, 500 lb. lots...... in 0614 PJemo Coach...... 1 05 G or No. 1, bbls 280 lbs...... bbl 3 40A Dry White Lead, in boxes or kegs__ ..ft 06*4 Interior Coach...... 1 50 K or Low Pale, bbls 280 lbs...... bbl 4 50a Dry Red Lead, in boxes or kegs...... it) 06*4 Extra Furniture Varnish...... 1 80 M or Pale, bbls 280 lbs...... bbl 4 75a Litharge, in boxes or kegs...... tb 064 No. 1 Furniture Varnish...... 1 50 W. G., bbls 280 lbs...... bbl 5 30A Strictly Pure White Lead. 5-tb cans. .. lb oi v* Premo Furniture Varnish...... 1 25 Strictly Pure White Lead, 3-ft cans. ..ft 08 Gold Size .Taoan...... 3 50 Coach Painters. Japan...... 2 25 Sanitary Kalsomine, White...... lb 10 Strictly Pure White Lead, 2-ft cans.. . .lb 08*4, Strictly Pure White Lead, 1- ft cans.. .. ft 09 Oxolene Dryer...... 1 95 Tints...... ®> 11 a, Dry Oxolene...... 1 05 White, 100-lb kegs...... ft) 09 08 .umuiuiii n m ie usau, ass uu ..ft 07 Japan D ryer...... 90 Less 50%. Imperial White Lead, kegs. ..ft 04=4 Finest Turpentine Asphaltum ...... 1 80 No. 1 Asphaltum...... 1 00 Sand Paper, A rlington...... ream 2 25 ISHES, Premo Asphaltum...... -...... 75 Flint, B. A. & Co’s ...... ream 3 00 ETC. Berry Brothers Coach Varnishes. Discount, 25%. Sienna, Burnt, American...... lb 04 Richardson Drug Co’s Columbian. Burnt, Ita lian ...... ft 08 Heavy Gearing...... gal 4 00 Raw, American...... lb 04 Ready-Mixed Paints, Medium Rubbing...... gal 4 50 Raw, Italian ...... lb 08 Outside and Inside White—Nos. 64, 42.14, 34, 5, English Elastic Wearing Body Varnish, 10,93, 41, 24, 17,30, 23, 51, 4,43. 26, 28, 66, 91, 62, 53. medium dryer...... gal 6 English Elastic Wearing Body Varnish, Silver L eaf...... pack 1 50 Gallons...... gal 1 00 *4 gallons...... gal 1 05 quick dryer...... gal 6 00 Quarts...... gal l 10 Wearing Body Varnish...... gal 5 50 Smalts, Black...... ft 08 Elastic Gearing Varnish...... gal 5 00 B lu e...... ft 10 No. 40—Green. No. 82—Yellow. No. 1 Gearing Varnish...... gal 4 50 Blue Grass...... ft 20 Gallons...... '...... gal 125 One Coat Coach...... gal 4 50 Brown...... ft 08 14 g a llon s...... gal 1 30 Extra Coach Varnish...... gal 2 50 Green...... lb 10 Quarts...... gal 1 35 Hard Rubbing Body Varnish...... gal 5 00 R ed ...... ft 12 Quick Rubbing Varnish...... gal 4 00 No. 80—Vermillion. Black Rubbing Varnish...... gal 4 50 Umber, Burnt Am erican...... ft 02 Gallons...... gal 1 50 Japan Gold Size...... gal 4 00 Burnt T urkey...... ft 05 *4 gallons...... gal 1 55 Extra Coach Japan...... gal 2 00 Raw American...... ft 03 Quarts...... gal 1 60 Enameled Leather Varnish...... gal 4 00 Raw T urkey...... ft 05 Valentine’s Coach Varnishes. Columbian Barn and Roof Paints. FINISHING. Vermilion, American, bulk...... ft 14 Brown, Red, and Slate: American, 6- ft cans...... ft 16 Wearing Body Varnish...... gal 6 00 Chinese...... ft 1 35 Barrels...... gal 65 Medium Drying Body Varnish...... gal 6 00 English...... ft 1 00 *4 barrels...... gal 70 Elastic Gearing Varnish;...... gal 5 00 5 and 10 gallon kits...... gal 7214 One Coat Coach Varnish...... gal 4 50 1 gallon cans...... gal 75 W hite,Paris, A m ...... bbl 1 20A ft 1*4@2 One Coat Gear Varnish...... gal 2 50 Paris, English...... bbl 1 25 ft 1?4@2!4 Neal’s Carriage Paints. RUBBING. Discount 40%. Hard Drying Body Varnish. — ...... -— gal 5 (X) Whiting, Gilders...... bbl 1 10 ft 1*4@2 Quick Levelling Varnish...... gal 4 00 Spanish...... bbl 1 00a ft 1M@2 Astd. case contains Flatting Varnish...... — ...... — gal 3 00 Qf. Pt. *4-Pt. Qt. Pt. */2Pt Black Japan...... gal 4 50 Yellow Chrome, pure, 6-ft boxes...... 1b 14 .$0 75 $0 45 $0 30 6 6 6 Black Color and Varnish...... gal 4 00 Com., 6-ft boxes...... ft 10 Citron Yellow . . 75 45 30 1 2 2 No. 1 Black Varnish...... gal 1 50 Com., kegs...... ft 06*4 Vermillion...... 75 45 30 1 2 2 MISCELLANEOUS. Brilliant Blue. 75 45 30 1 2 2 Zinc, White, American...... 1b 10 Acme W ine.... 75 45 30 1 2 2 Carriage Top Dressing...... gal 4 00 White, French...... ft 10 Coach Green.;. . 75 45 30 1 2 2 Quick Black Lacquer...... gal 4 00 White, in oil, Green Seal, 25-ft cans...... ft 09!4 75 45 30 1 2 2 Japan Gold Size... : ...... gal 3 50 White, in oil, Red Seal, 25-1b cans...... ft 09 Brewster Green. . ' 75 45 30 1 2 2 Crown Coach Japan...... gal 1 85 White, in oil, com., small tins...... ft 10 White...... 75 45 30 1 2 2 Dark Permanent Wood Filling...... gal 4 00 White, in varnish, com., small tins__ , . ..ft 12 List Price of regular assorted case $27. Permanent Wood Filling..:...... gal 4 00 OMAHA. DRUGGIST.

GLASSWARE. GLASSWARECont. MISCELLANEOUS. Green Glassware. Imperial Ovals. Full Less than Tin Ointment Boxes. Plain and Round Shoulder Prescriptions. Cases full Cases 14-oz., 5-gross cases...... gro 143 1 62a Capacity 14-oz., plain, tin...... SO 34d NARROW MOUTH. 1- oz., 5-gross cases...... gro 157 1 78A Full Less than 2- oz., 3-gross cases...... gro 192 2 19A 14-oz., Cases full Cases 3- oz., 2-gross cases...... gro 2 21 2 51A 14-oz., 14-oz., 5-gross boxes ...... gro 1 20 1 44 4- oz., 2-gross cases...... gro 2 49 2 84A 1- oz., l-oz., 5-gross boxes... 1 20 1 44 6-oz., 1-gross cases...... gro 2 99 3 40A 2-oz., 3-gross boxes...... gro 1 43 I 71 8-oz., 1 gross cases ...... gro 3 56 4 05 A 114-oz., 3-oz., 3-gross boxes... 1 73 2 07 12-oz., 14-gross cases...... gro 4 70 5 35A 2- oz., 4-oz., 3-gross boxes...... gro 2 03 2 43 16-oz., 14-gross cases...... gro 5 84 6 97A 214-oz., 6-oz., 1-gross boxes...... gro 2 48 2 97 32-oz., 14-gross cases...... gro 9 12 10 37A 8-oz., 1-gross boxes...... gro 2 93 3 51 Assorted, 14 to 8-oz., 1-gross cases. . 2 71 ' 16-oz., 14-gross boxes...... gro 4 95 5 94 “ 4-oz., “ .... 2 15D ; Assorted, 14 to 8-oz., 1-gross boxes.. 2 10 Ball Neck Panels—Full Size. “ 8-oz., “ .... 3 40D WIDE MOUTH. M-oz., 5-gross cases...... 176a 1 95 “ 16-oz., .... 5 15D Full Less than 1- oz., 5-gross cases...... 2 03a 2 25

MISCELLANEOUS.—Cont. MISCELLANEOUS.—Cont. MISCELLANEOUS-Cont. Mortars. Each Corks—5-gross bags—Not prices. Cork Pressers. Each Eotary, small $0 50 GlaSs 1-oz...... $0 15 (A) Brand. Rotary, large. 75 Glass, 2-oz...... 20 Regular Length. Extra Long. Iron, Small... 25 Glass, 4-oz...... 25 Gro Gro Iron, Large... &5 Glass, 8-oz...... 30 No 0 ,S0 30 No. 0...... $0 35 Glass, plat...... 45 No 1. 30 No. 1...... Glass, quart...... 60 No. 2...... 30 No. 2...... 35 Drug Mills—Enterprise. Each No. 3 __ 35 No. 3...... 45 No. 2...... "...... 12 80 Iron, bell shape, pint...... 50 4 40 No. 4...... 50 ‘ No. 3...... 4 00 Iron, bell shape, quart...... 65 Nn. 5. . 50 No. 5...... 55 No. 6...... 70 No. 5...... 4 50 Iron, bell shape, gallon...... 100 No. 7. 70 No. 7...... No. 7...... 8 00 Iron, bell shape, 1-gallon...... 1 50 No. 8...... &5 No. 8...... 1 15 No. 9...... 12 80 Iron, bell shape, 2-gallon...... 3 00 No. 9...... 1 25 No. 9...... 1 00 Iron, goblet shape, %-pint...... 30 No. 10...... 1 30 No. 10 ...... 1 75 No. 12...... 17 60 No. 1 to 6 assorted. . 40 No. 1 to 6 assorted... 50 Troemner’s No. 2...... ; ...... 16 00 Iron, goblet shape, 1-pint...... 40 No. 2 to 6 assorted.. 45 No. 2 to 6 assorted.. 55 Iron, goblet shape, quart...... 50 No. 3 to 6 assorted.. 60 No. 3 to 6 assorted. . 50 Evaporating Dishes. Each Iron, goblet shape, 14-gallon...... «... 75 Circle B Circle B Porcelain, No. 2-0, 2-oz...... $0 25 Iron, goblet shape, 1-gallon...... 1 25 Taper Ex. Long' Porcelain, No. 1-0, 4-oz...... 30 Iron, goblet shape, 2-gallon...... 1 75 Porcelain, No. 1, 8-oz...... 35 Porcelain, deep, No. 4, 4-oz...... 50 No. 0 ...... $0 19 SO 22 No. 1 ...... 19 22 Porcelain, No. 2, pint...... 45 Porcelain, deep, No. 3, 4%-oz...... 65 No. 2 ...... 19 22 Porcelain, No. 3, quart...... 60 Porcelain, deep, No. 2 ,11%-oz...... 80 No. 3 ...... 22 29 Porcelain, No. 4. 3-pint...... 80 No. 4 ...... 26 32 Porcelain, deep, No. 1 ,17-oz...... 1 00 No. 5 ...... 32 38 Porcelain, No. 5, ^-gallon...... 1 00 Porcelain, deep, 1-0, 27-oz...... -...... 1 25 No. 6 ...... 35 45 Porcelain. No. 6, %-gallon...... 1 25 Porcelain, deep, 2-0, 32-oz...... 1 50 No. 7 ...... 45 60 Porcelain, No. 7, 1-gallon...... 1, 75 No. 8 ...... 54 70 Porcelain, shallow, No. 4, 6-oz...... 60 No. 9...... 64 80 Porcelain, No. 8, lM-gallon...... 2 25 Porcelain, shallow, No. 3 ,10-oz...... 75 No. 10...... 83 1 12 - Iron Enameled, pint...... 30 Porcelain, shallow, No. 2 ,16-oz...... 1 00 No. 1 to 6...... 26 31 Iron Enameled, quart...... 45 No. 3 to 6...... 29 36 Iron Enameled, %-gallon...... 55 Porcelain, shallow, No. 1, 16-oz...... 1 15 Iron Enameled, 1-gallon...... 1 00 Porcelain, shallow, i-0, 30-oz...... 1 75 ■ Iron Enameled, 2-gallon...... 180 Wedgewood, 0000, 2-oz...... 25 Corks—Wine. Iron Enameled, graduated. 12-oz...... 60 Length, inches. X X X & XX Fine Iron Enameled, graduated, 40-oz ...... 1 10 Wedgewood, 000, 3-oz...... 30 No. 6...... 1 ...... -g ro SO 45 SO 33 SO 27 Iron Enameled, graduated, 96-oz...... 1 50 Wedgewood, 00. 4-oz...... 35 No. 6...... 1%...... gro 54 39 30 Wedgewood, 0, 6-oz...... 40 No. 6...... XX ...... gro 57 42 33 Filtering Racks. Each Wedgewood, No. 1, 11-oz...-...... 45 No. 6...... x % ...... gro 63 48 35 39 5-inch...... $0 40 Wedgewood, No. 2, 16-oz...... 55 No. 6...... 114...... gro 69 51 7-inch...... 50 No. 7...... IX ...... gro 81 60 45 Wedgewood, No. 3. 24-oz...... 65 33 9-inch...... 65 No. 7...... 1 ...... gro 54 42 12-inch...... 75 Wedgewood, No. 4, 30-oz...... 80 No. 7...... 1 % ...... gro 60 45 36 ..gro 66 51 39 Wedgewood, No. 5, 40-oz...... 1 00 No. 7...... XX ...... Funnels—Glass. Each No. 7...... 72 54 45 Wedgewood, No. 6, 48-oz...... 1 20 No. 7...... 114...... gro 78 63 48 1- oz ...... 10 10 Wedgewood, No. 7, 314-pints...... - ...... 1 50 No. 7...... IX ...... 96 72 54 2- o z ...... 10 No. 8...... 1 ...... gro 63 48 36 4 -oz...... 10 Wedgewood, No. 8, 414-pints...... 1 00 No. 8...... 69 51 39 8 -oz...... 12 Wedgewood, No. 9, 7-pints...... 2 40 ...... H4...... 15 No. 8...... IX ...... 78 57 42 Pint ...... Wedgewood, No. 10,10-pints...... 2 80 84 63 48 Quart...... 18 Ne. 8...... X% ...... Wedgewood, No. 11,14-pints...... 3 25 No. 8...... 93 72 54 lA -g lion...... 25 38 No. 8...... XX ...... 1 08 80 93 1-gallon...... Wedgewood, No. 12,17-pints...... 3 75 No. 8...... 2 ...... 1 29 96 72 RibbeL 8-oz...... 15 No. 9...... 1 ...... 74 54 42 Ribbed, pint...... 18 Paper—-Filtering gray, white, 25 No. 9...... 114...... 81 57 Ribbed, quart ...... round pack pack No. 9...... XX ...... 87 66 48 Ribbed, %-gallon...... 35 25 No. 7— 3-inch...... — SO 10 No. 9...... X% ...... 96 72 54 Hard Rubber, No. 0, 4-oz...... No. 10— 4-inch...... — 16 No. 9...... 1 * ...... 1 02 81 60 Hard Rubber, No. 1, 8-oz...... 30 38 No. 13— 5-inch...... — 19 No. 9...... XX ...... 1 20 87 72 Hard Rubber, No. 2, pint...... No. 15— 6-inch...... SO 18 22 No. 9...... 2 ...... gro 1 44 1 08 84 Hard Rubber, No. 3, quart...... 50 No. 19— 8-inch...... 22 28 No. 10...... 1 ...... 78 57 45 No. 25—10-inch...... 28 35 Ne. 10...... 84 63 51 Graduates—Glass. Each No. 33—13-inch...... 44 52 No. 10...... 93 72 57 1-dram...... $0 20 No. 40—15-inch...,...... 56 65 No. 10...... X% ...... gro 1 02 81 63 2- dram...... 20 No. 45-18-inch...... 72 80 No. 10...... gro 1 14 86 69 %-oz...... 15 No. 50-20-inch...... 80 1 00 No. 10...... xx...... 1 35 99 81 1- oz ...... 15 No. 65-26-inch...... T...... 2 50 3 00 No. 10...... 2 ...... gro 1 56 1 20 93 2- o z ...... 20 No. 80—31-inch...... 3 50 4 75 No. 11...... 1 ...... gro 84 63 51 3- o z ...... 25 No. 100—39-inch...... 5 25 6 00 No. 11...... 114...... gro 93 69 57 4- o z ...... 30 Square, 21x17...... quire 22 30 No. 11...... gro 1 02 78 63 6 -oz...... 35 No. 11...... gro 1 14 90 69 8 -oz...... 40 Percolators—Glass. Each ..bro 1 23 99 75 No..11____ 16-oz...... 60 Pints...... SO 25 No. 11...... gro 1 50 1 14 90 32-oz...... 90 ...... 2 ...... gro 1 74 1 32 1 02 Quarts...... 40 No. 11...... Metric, %-oz—15-gram...... 20 14-gallon...... 60 Metric, 1-oz—30-gram...... 20 1- gallon...... , ...... 75 Metric, 2-oz—60-gram...... 25 2- gallon...... 1 00 Corks—Specie or jar. Metric. 4-oz—120-gram...... 35 in. % Vi in. Diameter. % in. Metric, 6-oz—200-gram...... 40 Percolating Jars. Each .... SO 10 SO 11 SO 13 Metric, 8-oz—250-gram...... 55 X...... Quart...... $0 65 14 16 19 Metric, 16-oz—500-gram...... 90 % ...... Metric, 32-oz—1000-gram...... 1 35 14-gallon ...... 1 00 1 ...... 18 21 25 1-gallon...... 1 75 1%...... 25 31 38 terling Graduates. Each Pill Machines, with Side Rollers. Each IX ...... 31 38 45 Single Scale Complete, 1- oz...... 38 41 56 2- oz...... For 12 pills...... S3 00 ...... For 18 pills...... 3 75 48 58 69 “ “ “ 3-oz...... 1 * ...... 4-oz...... For 24 pills...... 4 25 IX ...... 58 70 84 “ “ 44 8-oz...... IX...... 69 83 1 04 ti it it 16-oz...... Pill Tiles. Each 83 96 1 12 Double “ 1-oz...... Porcelain, graduated, 6x8...... SO 75 x%...... 44 “ 44 2-oz...... Porcelain, graduated, 8x10...... 1 00 2 ...... 90 1 09 1 35 44 44 44 3-oz...... Porcelain, graduated, 10x12...... 1 50 2%...... ___ 1 03 1 23 1 53 44 44 “ 4-oz...... Plate glass, graduated, 8-inch...... 1 25 it a a ___ ]1 15 1 36 1 70 8-oz...... Plate glass, graduated, 10-inch...... 1 50 214...... 44 44 “ 16-oz...... 1 20 Plate glass, graduated, 12-inch...... 2 00 2%...... 1 53 1 90 Glass only, single pcale 1-oz...... Plate glass, graduated, 8x10...... 1 55 2X...... 1 69 2 10 2-oz...... Plate glasS, graduated, 10x12...... 170 ...... 1 90 2 38 44 •* 44 3-oz...... 2% “ 4* “ 4-oz...... Retort Stands. Each 2X...... 5 13 2 63 “ “ 44 8-oz...... “ 44 44 Iron, 3 rings...... $0 75 3%...... 2 35 2 93 16-oz...... 63 Iron, 4 rings...... 1 00 3 ...... ___ .. 2 63 3 20 “ “ double scale 1-oz...... 28 a a a 2-oz...... 3X...... 3 13 3 75 44 44 44 3-oz...... Tanks—Richardson Drug Oo. Each 814...... 3 50 4 38 44 44 44 4-oz...... 50-gallon gasoline, crated...... S5 50 .. 4 00 5 00 “ 44 44 8-oz...... 60-gallon turpentine, crated...... 5 50 3X...... 44 44 44 16-oz ...... 1 00 60-gallon oil, crated...... 6 00 4 ...... 6 00 Bases only, 1-oz...... 13 414...... 8 00 “ “ 2-oz...... 13 Tincture Presses. Each 5 ...... 10 50 “ “ 3-oz...... 19 Enterprise, quart...... $3 00 “ “ 4-oz...... 19 Enterprise, 14-gal.on...... 4 00 514...... 13 00 “ “ 8-oz...... 25 Enterprise, 1-gallon...... 6 00 6 ...... 16 00 “ “ 16-oz...... 31 Enterprise, 2-gallon...... 9 00 OMAHA

ROSS, FLOWERS <$ CO., CHEMISTS,

179-181 E. LAKE ST., CHICAGO.

1 he way to fight and completely knock out the patent medicine industry is to handle a complete line of NON-PATENTS— goods with better formulas than patent medicines and nicer and larger packages at one-half the price. R eference.— W e refer you to almost any druggist in Omaha, South Omaha, Council Bluffs, Des Moines, Sioux City, Lincoln, St. Joseph, as we have sold the most of them our line the past three years, and they are continual customers. Our Guarantee.— T ry a few of our goods. If they do not suit you in every respect, return at our expense. Anything you get from our house that does not sell, send it right in and exchange it any time. We list a few of our best sellers, and with your first order will send you our illustrated catalogue containing our complete line of over 1000 pharmaceuticals.

Per dozep. Per dozen. Belladonna Plasters...... $0.50 Talcum, perfumed, in lbs...... $1.75 Electric Plasters...... SO Talcum, perfumed, in tins ...... 50 Capsicum Plasters...... 50 Wood Violet Talcum...... 1.00 Strengthening- Plasters...... 50 Wood Violet Talcum, glass.'...... 1.25 Poorman’s Plasters...... 50 Little Liver Pills...... 50 Rheumatic Plasters ...... 50 Vegetable Liver Pills...... , ...... 50 Seidlitz Powders, 10 in box...... •...... 1.50 Compound Cathartic Pills...... 50 Seidlitz Powders, loose, 100 for $1.00...... “ Pitcher’s” Castoria...... 1.50 Glue, with brush ...... 60 Tooth Powders and Wash...... 1.25 Rat Poison...... 60 Toothache Gum...... 50 Eiebig’s Beef, Wine and Iron, pints...... ,... 3.00 Toothache Drops...... 50 Syrup Tar and Wild Cherry, 3-oz...... 1.00 Sarsaparilla and Iodide Potash...... 4.00 Syrup White Pine, 3-oz...... 1.00 Chase’s Hair Renewer...... 4.00 Syrup White Pine and Tar, 3-oz...... 1.00 Celery and Kola Nervine...... 4.00 Syrup Honey and Tolu, 3-oz...... 1.00 Rose’s Kidney and Liver Cure...... 4.00 Baby Cough Syrup, 3-oz...... 1.00 Salisbury’s Tonic for Catarrh...... 4.00 Flax Seed Cough Syrup, 3-oz...... 1.00 Hydrobromate Quinine Tablets...... 1.25 : W 3 Green Mountain T ea...... 1.25 Bell’s Female Remedy...... 4.00 Electric Liniment...... 1.25 Ross’ Tube Pile Cure...... 1.5 0 Petroleum, 2-oz...... 30 Essence Ginger...... 1.0 0 Petroleum, 5-oz...... 50 Barb Wire Liniment, 16-oz...... 2.50 Petroleum, white, perfumed...... 50 Veterinary Electric Liniment, 16-oz...... 3.00 Arnica Salve...... 1.00 Emulsion Cod Liver Oil...... 4.50 Witch Hazel Salve...... ’ ...... 1.00 10c Perfumes, very large, a s s t ...... 75 Carbolic Salve...... 1.00 Creme Marquise Skin Food...... 1.5 0 Milk Cucumber...... 1.25 Orange Flower Skin Food...... ; ...... 1.5 0 Almond Cream...... 1-25 Daisy Hair Oil...... 1.25* Witch Hazel Cream...... 1.00 Camph. Cold Cream...... 75 Liquid Lice Killer, /^-gal...... ,...... 3.50 Foot Powder, fine...... 1.00 Chicken Powder...... 1.25 Worm Cakes...... 1.0 0 Condition Powder...... ; ...... 1.25 Worm Syrup...... 1.00 Female Pills, assorted...... 3.00 French Injection...... 4.00 Laxative Fig Syrup, 25c...... 1.25 Soothing and Teething Syrup...... 1.0 0 Laxative Fig Syrup, 50c...... •...... 2.00 Liquid Corn Cure...... 1.7 5 Peptonic Stomach Bitters, 20-oz...... 5.50 Bed Bug Poison ...... 1.2 5 Peptonic Stomach Bitters, 10-oz...... 3.00 Sachet Powders, asst...... 90 Blackberry Balsam...... •...... 1.25 Headache Wafers...... 1.2 5 Sun Colic and Diarrhoea Cure...... 1.25 Headache Powders...... 60

One small sample order will assure you of the finish and quality of our goods. Send orders to

Special prices on opening stocks. Write me for names of F. V. KNIEST, 500 customers as reference. Write me for special prices on any WESTERN MANAGER, formula, package, etc. I will be glad to call on you any time with my full line of samples. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. A. Grand Harvest for Jobbers

N “RINK’S ‘ . - - M AGIC * OIL.’’ Cut down from $18.00 to $12.00 per Gross. I have just renewed my papers in the United States Patent office, for another 30 years, and hasten to place my goods on the market so VERY LOW, as to justify every jobber to make it a specialty over every other article of the kind now on the market, and so that he can make it SO LOW to the retailer, that there will remain no more temptation for him to substitute anything else in its place. Now we want every jobber to be assured that we are now fixing our prices PERM ANENTLY, once for all, to not be changed again for the next 30 years, so you will hereaf er get your supplies at figures as per the following: Graduated Scale of Prices, ON THE} 25 CENT BOTTLES. For a single Gross, $ 15.00. “ 5 “ 60.00, or $12.00 per gross. “ 10 “ 115.00, or 11.50 “ “ 25 “ 275.00, or 11.00 “ “ You know, of course, we have 50 cent bottles, and you can have the mixed sizes to suit demands. The above MERE NOMINAL prices are NET, and you are expected to pay all transportation charges. ADVERTISING MATTER. FURNISHED FREE. So send on your orders and we will ship promptly, and you can be assured that you shall continue to be favored with the above VER Y LOW prices unchanged for the next 30 years. Address all orders to m H. C. C. FINK, Springdale, Allegheny Co., Pa.

SCHUSTER’S There Are Headaches Every Morning

Consequently Krause’s Headache Capsules sell every day in the year, and some evenings. Our Sys­ tem of advertising convinces people of their merits— it creates a constant demand.

Malt and Hop Everybody Has a Cold Now! This is the season to push Krause’s Cold Cure— a cure that cures. Krause’s Little Liver Pills and Tonic Red Cross Tansy Pills are great sellers too. If a good profit on goods forwhich we create the demand interests you, write for our proposition. No other proposition is like it.

NORMAN LICHTY MFG. CO,, DES MOINES, IOWA, The Great Strength Giver, Decline in Price For 1903.

X TANGLEFOOT STICKY FLY PAPER

Will be sold to the retail trade at $2.80 per case (250 double sheets). This increases the retailers’ profit to over Packed ioo pint bottles in Q ffl HO a caok. Price per cask___ O l U i U U F. O. B. OMAHA. 1 2 0 /7 o

RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Distributors. Last year it was 95 per cent. Quality better than ever. OMAHA DRUGGIST. 41

of Imitations

Honest druggists will not sell or deceive their ‘ customers by palming off worthless nostrums for the genuine article. Dishonest and unscrupulous men we will prosecute to the limit. The Genuine King Cactus Oil

has a cut of a dispensing can with pump and sponge basket on every package and blown in the bottles of the 50c and $1.00 sizes. :: :: :: ::

When you order be sure it reads “PROF. DEAN’S KING CACTUS OIL” and take no other.

Put up in 1-gallon decorated cans, 5 and 10-gallon labeled cans, and 15c, 50c and $1.00 bottles. :: ::

Trade in all sizes supplied by the RICHARDSON DRUG CO,

D R . L Y O N ’S

REMEDY 5 ? C U R E S E YE S Strictly vegetable, perfectly harmless, sure to accomplish Desired R esuets. Greatest MAKES WEAK EYES STRONG. MURINE DON'T SMART, IT CURES EYES. known female remedy...... PROGRESSIVE DRUGGISTS PUSH MURINE.

Trial size, full gross only...... $24.00 per gross. 3 5 Standard size...... 4.00 per doz. One pound size for prescriptions...... 6.00 each. CAUTION. = B ANENE Beware of counterfeits and imitations. The genuine is Per bottle, $1 .2 5 ; per doz., $9.00. put only in paste-board Carton with fac-simile signature of John L. Lyon on the side of the bottle. REMOVES “ FLOATING SPOTS,” COBWEBS, ETC. STIMULATES THE CIRCULATION OF THE EYE. Send for Circular to ABSORBS CATARACT.

WILLIAMS MFG. CO., Sole Agents. MURINE EYE REMEDY CO., Chicago Cleveland, Ohio. TRADE SUPPLIED BY JOBBERS. 42 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

SWANSON’S DROPS”

A HARMLESS, POSITIVE AND PERMANENT CURE FOR Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Kidney Trouble, Catarrh, Asthma, Coughs, Colds, LaGrippe, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Backache, Headache, Dyspepsia and all Blood Diseases. PRICE LIST, 1903. Retail Price. Per Doz. Retail Price. Per Doz. “ 5 DROPS” (One Size Only) ..$1.00 $8.00 ” 5 DROP” Salve...... $0.25 $2.00 “5 DROP” Inhaler Outfit...... 1.00 8.00 “ 5 DROP” Salve...... 50 4.00 ”5 DROP” Cough Balsam...... 50 4.00 The SWANSON PILE...... 25 1.00 “ 5 DROP” Cholera Cure ...... 50 4.00 “ 5 DROP” SanitarY Tooth Soap, .. .25 1.60 “ 5 DROP” Corn Cure...... 25 1.60 SWANSON Baby Pacifier...... 25 1.60 ‘‘5 DROP” Plasters...... 25 1.60 Turkish Tobacco Cure...... 50 3.20 ADVERTISING MATTER FREE.

Booklets, Show Cards, Window Signs, etc., will be sent free of charge to any druggist upon application to us.

SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO.

160-164 E. LAKE ST., CHICAGO, ILL.

Don’t You Believe Him S t o r z B r e w i n g C o i OMAHA, NLB. when he tells you that some other kind is ‘‘just as good” as "Blue Ribbon” Engel’s Mantles (The Perfect Table Beer.) for Welsbach lights and gaso­ A beverage brewed from the very line lamps. He makes more best and purest ingredients, under profit on the*‘ ‘other kind.” the most hygienic processes. Our Dont you see? Order these own artesian well water used brands. They exclusively.

Give Satisfaction. “ BLUE RIBBON BEER” has not only an exquisite flavor, but its medicinal qualities are such as to make “ SPECIAE” Mantles...... $1.00 per doz. it a healthy, nourishing tonic. Blue Ribbon is not a “SUPERIOR” Mantles...... 1.50 per doz. cheap beer, but it is the beer “ commeil faut” —a beer “ ENGEE” Mantles...... 2.00 per doz. which possesses “ Age, Purity, Strength,” the main “ ARC PRESSURE” Mantles.. 2.25 per doz. properties of a good beer. “ARC PRESSURE” Mantles, mounted on double wire cap, 3.24 per doz. For air-pressure gasoline lamps and lighting Sold in barrels or cases, quarts systems oniy. or pints. Give it a trial. Your wholesale house will be pleased FOR SAFE BY to quote you prices, or write RICHARDSON DRUG CO., direct to and ail Jobbers. STORZ BREWING GO. ENGEL Sc C O , 9 Chicago. OMAHA. OMAHA DRUGGIST. 43

W h i t e C o p Great ^ C h a m p a g n e Rock Island I ' I R o u t e J

Our only brand, being produced in every way the same as the best French brands, taking years to mature it, is the C olorado peer of Htw on tbe fParftet The way to get the best ac­ commodations is via the Great Rock Island Route WHY? It is the only direct line to Colorado Springs and Manitou. It is the popular route to Denver. It has the best Dining Car Service. White Top Champagne Co., It has the finest equipment and gives choice of three fast daily trains to The On v Exclusively Champagne Producers in America, Colorado. Hammondsport, N. Y. R o c k y Mountain Limited leaves Omaha 6.50 a. m., arrives Den­ ver 8.45 p. m., Colorado Springs (Man­ ERADEUNE itou ) 8.30 p. m. TAKES THE B i g 5 Grease leaves Omaha 1.30 p. m., arrives Den­ ver 7.45 a. m., Colorado Springs (Man­ 2 5 c S IZ E 10c S IZ E itou) 7.35 a. m., Pueblo 9.10 a. m. €5 oiorado F ly e r $2.00 SPOT 7 5 c leaves Omaha 5.20 p. m., arrives Den­ ver 11.00 a. m., Colorado Springs (Man­ Per Dozen. Per Dozen. itou) 10.35 a. m., Pueblo 11.50 a. m. out of all silk, satin, cotton and wool Another inducement to use the Hock fabrics; cleans kid gloves and laces. Island will be the $15 round trip rate From lace to linen, from silk to to Colorado effective this summer by satin, and ribbons to gloves, there that line. Ask for details and free books. is no fabric of personal wear or ‘ ‘Under the Tnrquoise Sky’ ’ gives the household use that can hold a most fascinating description of Colorado. spot a minute after Eradeline is “ Camping in Colorado” has full de­ applied. Nothing but grease spots tails for campers. are harmed by Eradeline. It does CITY TICKET OFFICE, not weaken or discolor the fabric, 1325 Farnam Street, OMAHA. or leave any odor. Descriptive Circular and Testimonials sent on reauest. For Sale Everywhere. PRICE, 25 CENTS. ERADELINE MFG. COMPANY 123 Liberty Street, New York City -■A'

ABSOLUTELY NON-INFLAMMABLE

We have prepared a striking Display Carton for Druggists’ counter, containing an assorted dozen (eight 25c size and four 10c size). Paice $1.50. You sell it for $2.40, thus making 90 cents profit. Order from the Richardson Drug Co. 44 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

GOOD SPECIALTIES The following are good selling specialties and should Cures be on every paint dealer's shelves: THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS BUGGY PAINT. A paint with a gloss for buggies, carriages, etc. THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS WAGON AND IMPLEMENT PAINT. All Nervous An oil paint for farm wagons, implements, tools, etc. THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS VARNISH STAIN. For staining and varnishing at one operation. and Blood THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS OIL STAIN. For the practical painter. A very fine article. THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS ENAMEL PAINT. Diseases Made especially for home use. Very durable; easily applied. See price columns for colors, etc. Keep a good supply on hand. J It is a meritorious remedy and a rapid seller.

Price $8.00 Per Doz. Mount Eagle Tripoli. Retails at $1.00 per Bottle.

This well-known polishing- powder has been before the made; only by public for more than Forty Years and is DECIDEDLY a superior article for Cleaning and Burnishing Gold, Silver and Metals, also for cleaning Windows, Mirrors and Glass­ The Dr. S. A. Richmond ware. This is Pure Tripoli, free from all acids and cor­ roding substances. Nervine Go. —Manufactured and for sale by— ST. JOSEPH, MO. GEO. S. SAUNDERS & CO. Trade Supplied by RICHARDSON DRUG CO. 155 Washington Street, BOSTON, MASS. OMAHA, NEB.

All Live Druggists Keep in Stock..... They Secve Doctor Bills. Dr. Campbell’s Safe Arsenic Complexion Wafers. Fould’s Medicated Arsenic Soap. JED CLAYTON Fould’s Arsenalene Cream.

PURE OLD These goods sell quickly and customers come again. Wafers re­ tail at 50c and $1.0 0 per box. Soap retails at 50c, and Cream same RYE price as soap. SEND FOR HANDSOME LITHOGRAPHS TO WHISKEY H. B. FOULD, 214 6th Ave., NEW YORK. Goods For Sale by RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Omaha, Neb. This is a. most pleasant tast­ ing Whiskey, for it is FULLY MATURED and SCIENTIFI­ CALLY DISTILLED. As a. Beverage and Medicine it is UNSURPASSED, ^ ^ ^ SENECA CASTLE D e s i g n s O LD S TA N DA RD C o p y r i g h t s & c . Anyone B end ing a sketch and description m a y quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is p r o b a b ly patentable. Communica­ Blackberry Brandy. tions strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patents sent free. O ld est agency f o r securing p a te n ts. Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive It is made from a valuable formula and is unequalled by special notice, without charge, in the any similar article in the market. It is a most remarkable tonic and appetizer. . Scientific American. A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir­ culation of any scientific journal. Terms, $3 a year; four months, $1. Sold by all newsdealers. For s&ie by RICHARDSON DRUG CO ., Omaha & Co. 361 Broadway, - Branch Office, 625 F St;, Washington, D. C. OMAHA DRUGGIST. 45 Specialty Manufacturing Company, 41 to 47 North riain St., Council Bluffs, Iowa. --- .------:-- MANUFACTURERS OF ------Pressure and Gravity Lamps, Gas and Gasoline Mantles, Parm and Portable Scales.

Make Gray=Iron Casting; Brass, Bronze and Aluminum Patentable Ideas Perfected Casting; Nickel and Copper Plating; Machine Work. and Models Made.

GRAVITY MANTLES. Perdoz. Per doz. Diamond No. 1, best single weave...... $2.00 “SALVATOR,” highest grade, none to Specialty No. 1, double wire cap, best...... 2.25 equal ...... $2.00 Crystal No. 3, good for price...... '...... 1.25 Triplex No. 4, triple weave...... 2.40 “ SALVATOR,” with double wire and cap, Triplex No. 5, triple weave, double wire cap.. 2.75 the latest and greatest...... 2.50 ARC PRESSURE JTANTLES. Perdoz “ SALVATOR” High Pressure, for all arc or C. B. Special, No. 100, heavy single weave... .$2.50 pressure gasoline lamps, better than any C. B. Special, No. 200, heavy single weave.. .. 2.00 you’ve used...... 2.50 SM No. 300, heavy double strength...... 3.00 SM No. 400, best double strength...... 4.00 “ VICTORIA,” our second grade, but as good Yankee No. 100, double wire cap...... 3.00 as most first grades of any other m ake.. 1.50 Yankee No. 200, double wire cap...... 2.50. Duplex, No. 500, double wire cap...... 3.50 “ VICTORIA,” with double wire and ca p .... 2.00

niin liril/ I IjUC DP INPAMriPCPPlilT MiMTI [Q We have succeeded in securing the sale of a line of mantles that embody UUn NCYY LlilC Ul 111UnllULO u L il I lYIAIl I LLu the very latest improvements ill this line of goods. The chemist for this — -...-■ .. ------. " ■: " 1 company has perfected a discovery in the chemical process of making mantles that give them greater candle power and durability than any other mantles possess. These goods will be put up under our own trade names and labels, a sufficient guarantee of their merits. Everybody that tries this line of mantles will be our future customers. RICHARDSON DRUG GO., S ales Agents. The Satisfaction of Your Customer

is a matter of first importance, and is assured with Half Way every bottle of t o t h e POND'S EXTRACT Golden Gacte which you sell. For sixty years it has been the standard household remedy— so strong, pure and effective that every drop tells. Then don’t say that Witch Hazel is “just the f I THE retail druggist may go * same.” A responsible firm guarantees POND’S E X ­ straight to the Richardson TR A C T; who guarantees the other? Drug Co., 902^908 Jackson St„ Build up a substantial trade. Keep what your custo­ Omaha, Neb., for a full supply mers want, and give them what they ask for. We are of Dr, D. Jayne's Family Medi/ anxious to co-operate with you in pushing the sale of cines, the best representative in POND’S E XTR A C T. Dummies, signs and printed mat­ the doctor's absence, and a home ter will be sent upon request. safeguard in emergencies. Pre/ pared only by Dr, D, Jayne 8r Son, Philadelphia, Pa, JX XIX POND’S EXTRACT CO. 76 Fifth Avenue, New York City. 46 OMAHA DRUGGIST.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R. EFFICIENTLY SERVES A VAST TERRITORY by through service to and from the following cities:

Chicago, III. Cincinnati, Ohio. Omaha, Neb. New Orleans, La. Council Bluffs, Iowa. Memphis, Tenn. Minneapolis, Minn. Hot Springs, Ark. St. Paul, Minn. Louisville, Ky. Kansas City, Mo. Nashville, Tenn. Peoria, 111. Atlanta, Ga.. Evansville, Ind. Jacksonville, Fla. St. Louis, Mo.

Through excursion sleeping-car service between Chicago and between Cincinnati AND THE RACIEIC COAST. Connections at above terminals for the EAST, SOUTH, WEST, NORTH. Particulars of agents of the Illinois Central and connecting lines.

Fast and Handsomely-Equipped Steam-Heated A. H. HANSON, Gen’l Pass’r Agent, Chicago. Trains—Dining Cars—Buffet Library Cars— W. H. BRILL, Sleeping Cars—Free Reclining Chair Cars. Dist. Pass’r Agent, Omaha.

PROFITS— You are certainly work­ BORDEN’S CONDENSED F.. f * ’ ' ing for profits and profits are made, sustained and repeated when you sell MILK CO. SUCCESS (

For advertising material, write to and advertise extensively to make business for 15he CHATTANOOGA MEDICINE CO. the drug trade and ourselves. Chattanooga, Tenn. St'. Louis, Mo. San Francisco, Cal. We do not claim to excel in other things, but we endeavor to do one thing well and to give satisfaction to the trade.'

NOW We appreciate the friendly interest which is the time to place your orders for Chamberlain’s Colic, druggists generally have taken in the sales of our Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is certain to be in remedy, Syrup of Figs, and we thank them most large demand during the summer months. cordially. We are,

Yours truly, Buy it now and you will not lose trade by being just out at a time when your customers have most need of it. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.,

Trade supplied by— SAN FRANCISCO CAL.

Richardson Drug Co., Omaha. LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N. Y.

JOHN F\ STRATTON CO. J. A. SUNDERLAND J. H. DUMONT, IMPORTERS, President. V ice-President. MANUFACTURERS, F. W. JUDSON, L. T. SUNDERLAND, Secretary. Treasurer. and WHOLESALE DEALERS IN.... MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, M idland 62 GRAND St., N EW YORK. All Stirngs on this Page are Enclosed, Each in a Separate Envelope. Glacss and Paint Co. Pro f. F. Blockett, Musical Director, Opera House THE CELEBRATED Niles. Mich., March 17, 1893. Messrs. John F. Stratton & So n : JOHN F. STRATTON Dear Sirs:—I find your Russian Gut Strings the BIRMINGHAM STEEL finest for tone and strength T ever used. I play a powerful Violin and find your E’s just what I want. Warranted not to Rust. WHOLESALE * Yours truly, P r o f. F. Blockett. VIOLIN. Wholesale 46 E ...... 15 THE CELEBRATED THE CELEBRATED 47 A ...... “ 15 JOHN F. STRATTON JOHN F. STRATTON 49 D...... 44 24 4914 G...... 44 24 RUSSIAN GUT. NAPELS GUT. 51 ...... 10 Plate, Window and Ornamental Glass, cFinest in the world. 5114 Asst...... box 45 VIOLIN. Wholesale VIOLIN. Wholesale GUITAR. 28 E...... bdl $4 00 2814 E ...... bdl $2 50 160 1st...... doz $ 20 71 A ...... , . 44 4 00 71 Vo A ...... “ 2 50 160 2nd...... 20 M irrors and Leaded A rt Glass, 91 D...... , . “ 4 75 91V, D...... “ 3 50 160 3rd...... 30 109 G...... __ doz 65 108 G...... 160 4th...... 30 29V, 50 32 V, 160 5th...... 32 Floor and Skylight Glass, 29 Asst . __ box 4 00 32 Asst__ ..box 2 50 160 6th...... 40 GUITAR. GUITAR. 16114 ...... set 20 154 1st...... 170 1st...... doz$ 70 16114 Asst__ ..box 75 155 2nd... . 44 90 170 2nd...... “ 80 BANJO. 156 3rd...... “ 1 00 170 3 rd __ .. “ 90 186 V* 1st...... doz $ 20 170 4th__ . . 44 45 170 4th...... “ 45 18614 2nd ... . “ 20 170 5th.... 44 50 170 5th...... “ 50 18514 3rd...... 44 20 170 6th— 4* 55 170 6tli...... “ 55 18614 4th...... 44 30 17514 __ set 40 17014 18614 5th...... 4 20 17514 Asst.. __ box 2 00 170V* Asst__ 18614 ...... 15 WRITE FOR. PRICES. BANJO. 18614 A sst.... 5v BANJO. .. doz $ 70 18814 1st...... 180 1st...... MANDOLIN. 18814 2nd ...... “ 90 180 2nd...... “ 80 114014 1st...... doz $ 20 188 V, 3rd__ . . “ 1 00 180 3rd...... “ 90 114014 2nd...... 44 20 180 4th ...... “ 55 180 4th...... 114014 3rd...... 44 30 18814 5th ...... “ 60 180 5th...... “ 70 114014 4th...... 44 32 18814 36 18014 114314 ...... set 20 188 M Asst.. — box 2 10 180V* Asst__ 1143V* Asst.... 60 14r'0-&-14rl0-14rl2 Harney Si., Omaha, ^feb. For Sale by RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Omaha, Neb. OMAHA DRUGGIST. Coke Dandruff Cure

^ WARRANTED------JVe-Ver F a ils TO REMOVE FRECKLES, BEAUTIFY THE COMPLEXION, x AND PRESERVE THE . SMOOTHNESS OF E a s y to T H E SK IN . ~Tell Price, 50 Cents.

A Guaranteed Cure for Dandruff. Money All Civilized Mankind Uses Pills. refunded in case of failure ??????? Wherever sampled, druggists report their sales of LeBron’s Headth Pills greater than any other in stock. What does it? Merit. Sampling demonstrates their worth, which induces repeated purchases. Have your customers come back. 'Belxjare erf LeBron’s Health Pill advertising is live, and moreover it is the neat­ est out, and it is convincing to the person in search of health; and to you, Druggist, it is a business bringer. Send for proposition. Im itations. LeBrorv’s Ache Tablets are a most efficient relief for aches: Headaches, Rheumatic Aches, Neuralgic Aches, Backaches, Colds and Fevers. Are put up in the finest package on the market—Royal Purple Skitogan Paper Boxes, printed in gold leaf, and packed in cartons of the The Only American Hair Preparation Admitted at the Paris Exposition. same kind. Two remedies as fine as can be devised, with advertising that is the 10-ounce Bottles. Retails at $1.00. Per Dozen, $8.00. most liberal offered to a retailer. Send for it, and order from your jobber. WAf. C . BURRICHTER, A, R. BREMER CO., 15-21 LaSale St., Chicago. PANORA, IOWA. MAGNUS & LAUER, Dealers in Essential Oils, Q O * * * _____ I Q± |k| xx Drugs and Medicines-.. . ■ ©Oil vliy Ilia T ■ INJECTION MALYDOR. Is Satisfactory to both Consumer and Dealer.

Otto of Roses. It is the popular remedy for Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Leu- In Original One Ounce Coppers. corrhoea, Spermatorrhoea and Piles, curing- in one to foul days. Is a sure preventive. A first-class syring-e free with every bottle. It is satisfactory to the consumer “ because it cures quick” ; to the dealer “ because it is a quick seller, affords a good profit, and pleases the con­ sumer.” No Disgusting Te ll-it-o n -th e -b re a th Medicine need be used. Retail price...... per bottle, $1.00 Price to the trade...... per dozen, 7.80 Affords dealers 50 per cent, profit.

ADVERTISING OFFERS. We supply business-bringing- advertising matter, with We originated the packing- of Otto of Roses in one oz, dealer’s imprint and pay delivery. coppers. The idea is a great success. We offer a g-enuine Order so as to avoid freezing in transit. oil, packed in Bulg-aria. Live Agents Wanted. Let us Hear from You. VANILLIN and COUMARIN ESSENTIAL OILS. SOLE} PROPRIETORS Specify M. & L. Oils when Ordering. MALYDOR. MFG. CO, Trade Supplied by RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Omaha. • LANCASTER, OHIO. THE BEST FLY POISON KNOWN

Every sheet warranted to kill one quart of flies and insects. Your orders solicited. /isStess Frederick Glessup, Sole Agent for the United States, NOWYOfk. , ' ? ■* v J; MANUFACTURED BY RCIHARDSON DRUG CO., A. L. SLEEPER. & SONS, WESTERN DISTRIBUTORS. BROWNSDALE, MINN.

DR. G. G. MOORE GO. FOR SWAIM’S LABORATORY ...Vra COLLINS BROS. MEDICINE GO.

The Most Reliable Cure and tha RICHARDSON MEDICINE GO. Best “ Money Marker99

BALLARD SNOW LINIMENT GO. For tKe Retail Druggist. Yields tv. Net Profit of $ 1.25 on Ecvch Sale

•,r; l $3.00 Retail; $21.00 Wholesale. JAS. F. BALLARD, Proprietor a.nd Wholesale Dealer PABST CHEMICAL CO. im Proprietary Medicines, M0Ln\ifa.ctvrers, Nos. 500 and 502 North Second St., ST. LOUIS, MO. CHICAGO, OMAHA DRUGGIST,

are the best and most satisfactory line for the dealer to handle on account of their general excel­ lence and uniformity in quality,which makes them absolutely trust­ worthy at all times.

We carry the above goods in stock and our prices are right

The Richardson Drug Company

SANFORD’S

A central W ater Chamber to hold the brush, with a corresponding dome in the screw top to admit the handle. The brush being saturated with water will reduce the paste, as it naturally dries up from exposure when open, thus keeping the proper consistency.

P A TE N TE D MAY 23, 1899. FILLED WITH ...

Ye Choicest Product of ye Olden Times Merchant’s Gargling Oil Liniment. For mounting photographs and general .. f r y i l H i l r n i i use. Pure white. Sticks instantly. Will IHH i Good for Man and Beast. not discolor anything.

Specially Convenient for Amateur W i f l & p n H Sixty-nine years actual use proves it a safe, sure cure for Photographers. Rheumatism, Burns, Scalds, Wounds, Sprains, Spasms, Sitfast,.Ulcers,- Ringbone* Poll Evil, Lameness, Swellings, The Paste is always in perfect condi- I BfJH Foot Rot, Roup in Poultry, Mange, Fistula, Boils, etc., etc. tion. Supplied with a Firt-class hand fl flJSKI | made Brush. E Ip ||H In 8-oz. Pints and Quarts. \ manufactured by PATENTED MAY 23,1899. MERCHANT’S GARGLING OIL CO SANFORD MANUFACTURING CO., LOCKPORT, N. Y ., U. S. A . CHICAGO. NEW YORK. OMAHA DRUGGIST. ^mmonol ■ " ^ ¥ Antipyretic ^he. stimulant, s t b t c a i .

AMMONOL AND COMBINATIONS.

Ammonol Powdered. Ammonol with Camphor and Codeine Tablets. Ammonol Salicylate Powdered. In 1-ounce bottles only. Ammonol with Ipecac and Opium Tablets. Ammonol Tablets. Ammonol Salicylate Tablets. Ammonol with Quinine. In 5 -grain flat oval Tablets put up Ammonol Lithiated Tablets. in 1-ounce bottles. Ammonol Peptonate Tablets. Ammonol and its combinations may be obtained from all Ammonol Bromide Tablets. leading druggists. Every wholesale druggist has these Ammonol Camphorated Tablets. preparations in stock. THE AMMONOL CHEMICAL CO., Manufacturing Chemists, 18 E. 17th St., New York.

fO R NURS/NG MOTHERS, Th e NuTRQLACfis Co.,N e w Yo q k MSA. Price per Doz., $10.00.

Approved by the Academy of Medicine. Paris. THE NUTROLACTIS COMPANY, Offices, 18 East 17th Street, New York, U. S. A. GARTER’S BEEGHWOOD CREOSOTE TROCHES. GARTER’S BEEGHWOOD CREOSOTE EMULSION. — FOR ALL LUNG TROUBLES — — THE BEECH WOOD CHEMICAL CO., 18 East 17th Street, New York. QUASSONE A Valuable Sedative in the Nervousness of Alcoholism. A Certain Antagonist to the Drink Craze. A Reliable Tonic in Alcoholic Debility. Non-Alcoholic and Safe. ' DOSE.—A teaspoonful in water every two hours. Price per Doz., $10.50. “GAL-E-TONE99 (Galega Vera..) T H E T O N IC . THE CENTRAL CHEMICAL CO., IS East 17th St., N ew Yorlc. ' ’ ' ■., OMAHA DRUGGIST. •; . f Shepherd's Danidrtjff Cvire. V. Superior Shampoo. ■ Bea\ity Cream. Germicide Toilet*-W&ter* Pure Skin Food— - The only toilet preparations- that will positively cure’ skin and scalp eruptions, ;fhiff and curl the hair. u Trafte. .|p*lr Patt Sept, 17,1879/ * .‘•HOU8EH0B1V' TShey* JVe'd&r F ail, March 4, 1879. > ■ Registered; *Z? Butler, P a., August 29,4902. } To the Shepherd Mfg. Co^ Pittsburg, Pa.: I wish to say to the publci that I have found Germitide , .. ! - ’ ' ' " , ; i , , ■ : ‘ V .-e-o-j A.,X itlj to be the best cure for any ’break­ Recommended’ by the Medical Fraternity for Cleanliness/ Efbcieridy ing out of the skin, no matter from and Dur^ility^ No screw threads or washers. All the valves 'ai’e secured \what cause. I have had a break­ and ^cannot be lost, t in g out on my body for two years; the doctor gave me something for 1 ■" - < r , my nerves. I had two physicians 1 C for quite a while, and, o h ,‘the Patented May 1, 1883, March 26, 1885. < , , , . suffering! I wonder how I stood it. I just bathed the parts with Continuous S-pray for Toilet, Throat and N&Saf^Uj Germicide; had relief at Once. ,, - Applications. - - . u Thought it relieved me for1 the MA®^ IN EVERY ESESIRARLB' STYLE AND WITH METAL HARD present only, so I used it the rfext - ,, RUBBER TUBES. ’ - ~ , .., dajf; found it was a permanent . •' •'" ' , • Finf Rubber Goods-for the Druggists', Surgical and Stationery Ttade. V;-k* cure. Yours respectfully; Special Goods- and Mould W ork of (Signed.) M r s . O . C a d y ,' a Every Description to Order.. 342 Washington Street, Butler, Pa*. DA VOL RUBBER C0;,; SHEPHERD MFG. GO,, Pittsburg, Pa. PROVIDENCE. R. I. __ If your druggist does not have them, send ten cents for prepaid sample.

"THE1 FAMOUS a THE KINDS THAT SELL. -K Xablacbc jfacc fl>o\vber t %

The'Only Perfect Toilet Powder in the market. Over a million Boxes Sold Annually.

il (i z LABIACHE ■5 ---- * v " (TRADE MARK.) m 1 O 70 !J O L -< i o 1 •»- FACE P O W D E R . c: j 1 '35 1 1 s boston, BEN.LEVY. mass. O ; j J 25 Hi PLANTEN & SON, New York. i_i! ‘ “ THE PIONEER AMERICAN CAPSULE HOUSE.” t?3E. y f O 'N , ^ :G?efjned (Established 1836.)

i * Superior . »' FILLED arid EMPTY CAPSULES'

, White, Flesh, Pink and Cream. Ehcapsuling Private-Formulas a Specialty/ Retail price,...... 50 cents per box. i i - j I l & B I a c b e f a c e I R o u g e - For diving a Natural Color to the Cheeks. v . i - ... . Retail price, 50 cents per box. ? f j SELLING AGENTS IN THE UNITED STATES FOR" ! ' ! BEfh LEVY & CO.,-Sole Proprietors. BOSTON. v . Stf^plied by; RICHARDSON- -DRUG CO., Omaha.t R LAI R S G o u Rand Rheumatic PILLS - f - -- — ------. ■ ■ . i

To All Druggists

GREETING: Our salesmen report that the principal reasons why the demand for Johnson’s Baby Powder has become so universal, are: i st— The Package is attractive. 2d—The Powder is the best. 3d— The Advertising is up-to-date. 4th— Profitable to dealer. 5th— Only sold by druggists. 6th— Suggest all druggists to read our adver­ tising offers for this season.

JOHNSON & JOHNSON NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.,U.S, A.

/ } ( v^ / n 4 '0 v v ^ Antiseptic Baby P o w d e r PERFUMED + . X ,

New Brunswick N j v U. S. A.

Boro-Salicyi^ / “ PO W D ER , SIR?-’

The above miniature gives but a faint idea of the attractive art platograph, “ Powder, Sir? ” Size, with white mat effect, 11 x 14 inches. ADVERTISING OFFERS JOHNSONS BABY POWDER. WITH 1 D O ZEN . 12 Art Platographs, assorted, “ Powder, Sir?” and “ Finishing Touches,” 7x9 inches, on mat n x 13 inches, 2 Window Hangers, 7x 9 inches. 3 D O ZEN . 36 Art Platographs, assorted, “ Powder, Sir ?” and “ Finishing Touches,” 7x9 inches, on mat 11 x 13 inches, 50 Miniature Platographs, assorted, 1 only 17 x 25 Window Sign, 100 Booklets, 4 Window Hangers, 7x9 inches. 6 D O ZE N . 72 Art Platographs, assorted, “ Powder, Sir ?” and “ Finishing Touches,” 7x9 inches, oumat 11 x 13 inches, 1 only 17 x 25 Window Sign, 100 Miniature Platographs, assorted, 250 Booklets, 1 Show Case Sign, “ Powder, Sir ?” 6 Window Hangers, 7x9 inches. 12 D O ZE N . 144 Art Platographs, assorted, “ Powder, Sir ?” and “ Finishing Touches,” 7x9 inches, on mat 11 x 13 inches, 250 Miniature Platographs, assorted, 2 only 17 x 25 Window Signs, 2 only Counter Case Signs “ Powder, Sir ?” 500 Booklets, 8 Window Hangers, 7x9 inches.

Your Orders Solicited JOHNSON &■ JOHNSON, NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.

To all purchasers w e extend the privilege of buying the miniature package of Baby Powder, retails 5 c ., at $3.50 per gross.