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V ol X X II. OMAHA, MARCH, 1909. No. 3

O/VIAHA DRUGGIST. SPECIAL OFFER—FREE GOODS. C. F. WELLER, PUBLISHER. Beginning March 1st, 1909, for a limited time, we are authorized T e r m s o f S ubscription ...... $ 1.00 p e r y e a r to give one-half dozen W a k e f i e l d ’ s G o l d e n O in t m e n t F r e e with R a t e s o f A d v e r t is in g o n A p p l ic a t io n . four dozen B l a c k b e r r y B a l s a m or one dozen G o l d e n O i n t m e n T F r e e with six dozen B l a c k b e r r y B a l s a m . T h e D e m a n d W il l b e G r e a t e r for W a k e f i e l d ’ s B l a c k b e r r y Contributions pertaining to current pharmaceutical topics invited. B a l s a m during 1909 than ever before on account of greatly increased t&"Address all communications to advertising. Every druggist should take this small quantity. OMAHA DRUGGIST PUBLISHING CO., Declines. N in t h a n d Ja c k s o n St s ., O m a h a . Acetphenetidin Cumarin Acid Benzoic from Toluol Glycerine INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.

P a g e P a g e Alabastine Co...... 1 LeBron’s Health Co...... 7 Arnet Bros. Medical Co...... 23 Les Trois Croix ...... 46 Ballard, Jas. F ...... „..48 Lewis, Frank P...... 4 Barrister Cigars...... 5 Los Angeles Olive Growers Ass’n ___4 Beaver Soap Co...... 6 Malydor Mfg. Co...... 39 Borden’s Condensed Milk Co___Cover Martin-Senour Co., The...... 46 Buchanan, James & Co...... 7 McMullen...... 23 Centaur Co., T h e ...... 7 Merchant’s Gargling Oil...... 47 Chamberlain Medicine Co...... 4 Metz Bros. Brewing Co...... 6 Chattanooga Medicine C o ...... 40 Midland Glass and Paint Co...... 47 Clarke Bros. & Co...... Cover Mrs. Winslow’s S. S...... 47 Columbia Chemical Works...... 45 National Colortype Co...... 46 Advances. Continental Varnish and Color Co. ..41 Old Overholt...... 45 Caffeine Hydrobromide Formaldehyde Clark Johnson Med. Co...... Cover Pepper Distilling Co.. James E..Cover Cudahy Packing Co...... 48 Pepsin Syrup Co...... Cover Cocaine Muriate Ground Flax Seed Curtis Co., G. M...... 41 Philo Hay Specialty C o...... 4 Conti Soap Rock Candy Syrup Dallemand & Co...... 38 Planten. H. & Sons...... 48 Denatured Alcohol Wood Alcohol Daugherty. John W...... 39 Prince Med. C o ...... 5 Duffy Malt Whiskey Co...... 40 Reed & Carnick...... 37 Electropodes...... 15 Sanford Manufacturing Co...... 41 Etna Chemical Co...... 38 San Telmo Cigar Mfg. Co...... 2 New Goods. Fay & Schueler...... 6 Schuster Brewing Co...... 43 Carbona Cleaning Compound, 15c...... doz. $1.25 Floor Clean Co...... 44 Spiro Remedy Co...... 41 Fly Ribbon Mfg. C o ...... 47 Storz Brewing Co...... 8 Carbona Cleaning Compound, 25c...... doz. 2.10 Fischer Mfg. Co...... 38-44 Stratton, John F. & Co...... 41 Sage Brush Hair T on ic...... •. ..doz. 8.00 Fritzsche B ros...... 8 Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co...... 39 1 doz. Shampoo free with each dozen. Germicide Co...... Cover Taylor, E. H. Jr. & Sons...... 1 Golden Gate Adv. Co...... 45 Todd A. M. Co...... 43 M a n d o ...... doz 8.00 Griswold’s Salve...... 42 Urbana Wine Co...... Cover Spirosal...... oz. .47 Grogan, Chas...... 47 Van Stan’s Stratena Co...... 37 Gastrogen T a b le ts...... doz. 4.00 Hammondsport Wine Co...... 45 Whittemore Bros. & Co...... 47 Hollister Drug Co...... 44 Williams Manufacturing Co...... 48 Dr. Barbers Pyorrhea...... doz. 8.00 Hoffman, George W m...... 40 Woodman Linseed Oil Co...... Cover Dr. Barbers Hydro-Phenol...... doz. 2.00 Hydrox Chemical Co., The...... 40 Wright’s Smoke...... Cover Dr. Barbers Tooth Powder...... doz. 1.75 Krug Brewing Co...... 8 Yetter-Davison Wall PaperCo : ...... 7 Kyanize Varnish...... 37 Zenner Disinfectant Co...... 37 Creme Elcaya...... doz. 4.00 Lawton Vineyard Co...... 43 Zem otone...... doz. 8.00 H ym o-Salva...... doz. 4.00 H. B. & W . Capo O il...... doz. 4.50 Postal regulations prohibit the mailing of Cocaine or M enthocura...... doz. 1.75 preparations containing Cocaine. R 21000...... doz. 6.00 We regret very much to announce the death of Mr. Advanced. John T. Flavan, who has represented the Richardson Drug Buhach Insect Powder, 2 oz...... doz. 1.50 Company in Colorado, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and Buhach Insect Powder, 4 oz ...... doz. 2.70 California for some time past, which occurred at Phoenix, Buhach Insect Powder, 8 o z ...... doz. 4.90 Arizona, Saturday, March 13th. He was sick but a very Buhach Insect Powder, 16 oz...... doz. 9.50 Buhach Insect Powder, 6 1b. cans...... each 4.50 short time with pneumonia and his death came very sud­ Haller’s Corn Remedy ...... doz. 1.75 denly Saturday after very encouraging reports from his physicians up to that time. The burial will take place Notice at St. Charles, Mo. More extended notice of his sickness Special Free Goods Offer on Scott’s Emulsion withdrawn and death will be published in our next issue. March 15th. Espeys Cream—New Prices. Burglars Steal a Safe. 1 Doz. lots...... doz. $1.75 3 Doz. lots...... doz. 1.70 6 Doz. lots ...... 5 per cent doz. 1.75 Burglars entered the C. H. Phillips Company drug 12 Doz. lots...... 10 per cent doz. 1.75 store, 416 Pierce street, Sioux City, on the night of the 7th, and, picking up a small sized safe containing $75, they WELGERETTES—A 5c Cigar that is always good, al­ decamped. The robbery evidently was committed by some­ ways the same and always selling. one familiar with the location of the money, and the police are looking into the matter. Haja Spices conform to the pure food and drug laws and Entrance to the store was made by a back window, are guaranteed by serial number 650. You know what that which opens on an alley. The window was smashed and means. through the opening the men crawled, letting themselves out by the backdoor. The safe which contained the money A full line of gas mantles at special prices handled by' weighed about 100 pounds and was kept in a secret place. the Richardson Drug Co. 10 OMAHA DRUGGIST

Cards are out announcing the marriage of John Kavka, Surprise, Neb., to Miss Ella Josephine Sleeger of Rising "Personal Points City. A Perta.lrvii\g to Pha.rma.ceutica.1 People A O- N, Frankfort, traveling drug salesman in Iowa who skipped out last month, was arrested last week in Detroit, D. M. Dodge has succeeded I. M. Knox at Belgrade, Neb. Mich. Isaac Helmey, formerly in the drug business at Canton, C. H. Wells has disposed of his drug store at Pueblo, S. D., is now representing the Brown Drug Co. in South Colo. Dakota. m Geo. H. Brown, Sheridan, Wyo., was in Omaha last The Model Pharmacy, Fremont, Neb., have placed their month. order with the Richardson Drug Co. for a new set of “ Gate Waite & Son have purchased the Red Cross drug store City” floor cases. at Walthill, Neb. Dr. W. H. Keeney of Malmo, Neb., visited the Richard­ Geo. Buckman has purchased the Wm. Underwood stock son Drug Co. on the 10th inst. and left an order with them at Gayville, S. D. for his drug wants. Elza Ury has purchased the stock of E. E. Farnsworth A. C. Dewey, formerly head clerk for the Ritter Drug at Chapman, Neb. Co., has accepted a position as manager of the McNab Drug Dr. E. F. Dodd and wife of Newport, Neb., made a trip Co., Spokane, Wash. to Cuba last month. Chauncey W. Gaeth, H. Westveer’s popular clerk at Druggists’ Sundries and Fancy Goods at bottom prices. Schuyler, Neb., is in Chicago attending the Northwestern Richardson Drug Co. University School of Pharmacy. J. E- Kramper has succeeded G. H. Meyers, 24th and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Edelman and son, of Sheridan, Binney Sts., this city. Wyo., are spending a month in Spokane and vicinity seeing the sights and having a good time. Dr. W. E. Manville, Stoneville, S. D., is opening up a drug store at that point. The Reynolds Pharmacy have purchased of the Richard­ son Drug Co. a new outfit of “ Gate City” fixtures and show J. B. Jones has succeeded to the business of the Atlantic cases for their store at Edison, Neb. Drug Co., Atlantic, Iowa. C. G. Jack, one of our well known drug clerks and re­ C. W. Bruce of the Atlantic Drug Co., Atlantic, Iowa, cently employed at Tekamah, Neb., has purchased the was in Omaha on the 23d ult. T. H. Lyon drug stock at Garrison. E. H. Koza of Koza Bros., Dodge, Neb., was visiting Mr. R. A. Hopkins, proprietor of the Palace Pharmacy Omaha jobbers on the 25th ult. Drug Co., Cheyenne, Wyo., has been appointed on the Mrs. Chas. W. Fallen of Seward, Neb., is visiting in Wyoming State Board of Pharmacy. Pittsburg and Washington, D. C. D. L. Murray, who for the past year has been with the Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reinecke, Beulah, Wyo., spent Pierce Pharmacy, Pierce, Neb., has been appointed pure sevreal days in Omaha last month. food and drug inspector in Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Eenocker, Oakland, Iowa, called on Mr. and Mrs. L- E. Highley, White wood, S. D., are in the Richardson Drug Co. Feb. 22nd. San Francisco visiting Mr. Highley’s brother who was formerly located in Goldfield, Nevada. W. S. Crawford of Sioux City has purchased the drug store of M. H. Snyder, Pender, Neb. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Gordan of Merna, Neb., were guests of the Paxton hotel, this city on the 2nd inst., visiting C- G. Wallbaum, druggist of Yankton, S. D., was in Omaha on a business and shopping trip. Chicago last month on a business trip. Allen & Co., Indianola, Neb., have installed a new out­ C. Newlon of the firm of Newlon Bros., Rogers, Neb., fit of show cases, also additional shelving, which they pur­ was in Omaha buying goods last week. chased through the Richardson Drug Co. Wm. Underwood, of Gayville, has purchased the Wood­ C. A. Hummer, with A. E. Roedel, Cheyenne, Wyo., ring & Strain drug stock at Gregory, S. D. spent several days in Omaha last month on his way home Special discount on syrups, fruit juices, etc., $25 and from a visit with friends in Greenfield, la. $50 orders for shipment now with spring dating. Paul G. Luce, who has been stock clerk for the Richard­ A. E. Bossingham of Geddes, S. D., has added two more son Drug Co. for some time past, is now traveling for the eight foot Crackerjack display cases to his store. firm in Iowa, making Fort Dodge his headquarters. J. W. Fetter, Maxwell, Neb., was in the hospital for Planck’s Pharmacy, successors to W. S. Cleaver, Neligh, some time last month, returning home on the 24th. Neb., will install a new set of “ Gate City” floor cases which Jim Johnson of Ord, Neb., spent several days in Omaha they have purchased through the Richardson Drug Co. last month on business, returning home on the 25th. Charles Quist has purchased the interest of S. B. Sturte, Richardson’s Cod Liver Oil Emulsion. $1 size $6 per vant in the Sturtevant-Quist Drug Co., Grand Junction- dozen. Don’t it pay to push Richardson’s preparations? Colo. The new firm will be known as the Quist Drug Co. L. S. Gilmour, formerly with S. W. Green at Ewing, O. O. Oleson, formerly with O. S. Kinney of Overton, Neb., is now with Marsh Boldman Drug Co., Bloomfield. ' Neb., is attending the Creighton College of Pharmacy in this city and visited the Richardson Drug Co. onv the 20th Ben Worthing of Central City has accepted a position ult. as manager of the Amherst Drug Store at Amherst, Neb. C. W. Larson, who has so ably represented the Richard­ We carry a complete line of FRITZSCHE BROS. OILS son Drug Co. in southern Iowa for a number of years past, in original bottles from one ounce to one pound packages. resigned his position the first of March to engage in the We regret to announce the death of Geo. John Seabury, retail drug business. He has purchased a half interest in the founder and president of the firm of Seabury & Johnson. the Red Cross Drug Co., Red Oak, Iowa. OMAHA DRUGGIST 11

Frank Heinz of Wood & Heinz, Petersburg-, Neb., is at­ Women to Campaign for Shorter Hours. tending the Fremont College of Pharmacy and came in to Omaha the 26th ult. visiting the Richardson Drug Co. at St. Louis Chapter, W .O.N.A.R.D., has taken a decided that time. stand for shorter hours for the druggists. The subject was J. A. Zeman of Snyder, Neb., was visiting Omaha job­ brought up at the recent meeting of the organization at the bers on the 12th inst. Mr. Zeman is one of Nebraska’s Southern Hotel by Mrs. J. V. Calver, of Washington, gen­ most energetic drug men and reports a good trade in Snyder eral organizer, who had been working in the city for some and vicinity. time. Mrs. Calver’s suggestion was that the wives under­ take a campaign for shorter hours and closed Sundays. Geo. H. Highley, Edgemont, S. D., was operated upon The first suggestion met with instant response from last month for appendicitis. He is still in the Wise Memo­ those present, but the Sunday idea was not encouraged. rial Hospital, Omaha, but expects to be able to return home in a short time. Mrs. Calver’s expressed idea was that the long hours were the fault of the public, but that a campaign of education E. C. Thompson, Walnut, Iowa, paid the Richardsonwould have excellent results. Mrs. Richard Kring, secre­ Drug Company a visit last week and placed his order for a tary, took issue on this point, expressing the belief that the now “ Decatur” Soda Fountain complete for his branch public simply knew the drug stores would remain open late store at Marne, Iowa. and that this fact was taken advantage of. If the drug­ M. O. Reynolds of Culbertson, Neb., has purchased thegists wanted to close, they could easily do so and the pub­ A. A. Ericson drug store at Edison. In the future it will lic-would not blame them, but would come earlier for the be known as Reynolds Pharmacy and will be run by E. M. small wants which now make the late sales. Mrs. Claus, Reynolds, son of M. O. Reynolds. the president, took a similar position. Each member #was appointed a committee of one to un­ Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Scholtz of the Scholtz Drug Co., dertake the working out of the campaign with at least one Denver, Colo., are on a trip around the globe. At the pre­ store, that in which she was mostly interested. sent time they are in China and advices received from them The committee on constitution reported that document report a most delightful trip. ready to be sent the general offices for approval. Mrs. L. E. Highley of Hot Springs, S. D., was in the city on Calver urged the members to build their organization in the 10th inst., visiting his brother G. W. of Edgemont, who such a way that if for business reasons the druggists’ has been in one of our local hospitals for some time with a organization should disband, that their society could be very severe case of appendicitis. held together.—Pharmaceutical Era. D. D. Adams of Nehawka, Neb., attended the automo­ bile show in this city on the 25th ult. and purchased a fine Obliging. “ Oldsmobile” with which he expets to make a number of enjoyable trips during the summer months. First Traveler: “ Can we have beds here tonight?” Obliging Hostess, “ Oh, yes, sir.” WEEEERETTE C i g a r s . Each one has exceptional merit and experience proves them to be repeaters. Don’t get First Traveler: “ Have you— er—any—er—insects in fooled by imitations. Wherever introduced the demand for this house?” Wellerette Cigars is phenomenally steady and large. Obliging Hostess: “ No, sir; but we can get you some.” —Punch. R. B. Bagnall, who has been working in the sundry de­ partment of the Richardson Drug Co. for some time past, He Would Be Below. was given a position on the road the first of the month covering the territory formerly made by C. W. Larson. “ You believe, then after all, that Shakespeare wrote the plays himself?” H. D. Jehu, formerly in the drug business in Wagner, “ Yes,” said she. “ But, to make sure, the first time I S. D., was married recently to Miss Mildred Thompson of come across him in heaven I’ll ask him.” Wagner. They took a month’s honeymoon visiting in the “ But suppose he isn’t there?” east and on their return visited the groom’s parents at “ Then you can ask him.”—Brooklyn Life. Stoughton, Wis. Mr. Jehu recently purchased a drug store at Murdo, S. D. Easter Dyes. The Colpin Drug Co., Smithfield, Utah, have one of the handsomest pharmacies in Utah. The fixtures are all syl­ Fleck’s Outfits No. 1 (42 pkgs Dye)...... each $1,00 van green oak. The show cases are with marble base and “ “ No. 2 (42 pkgs Calico Paper)...... each 1.00 full plate glass. They have an Innovation fountain 22 feet “ “ No. 3 (% gro. Dyes, 2>£ doz. Jim Crow Corn long. Altogether itis a very attractive store, one of which Salve, 1 doz. Crow Toothache Remedy, 1 doz. Fleck’s Smithfield may well feel proud. T. A . G um )...... each 2.75 Permanent injunctions on the illegal selling of liquors Paas’ Assorted Outfits, 26 Rnv. Union Pkg., 14 Fnv. Calico were issued against seven Sioux City druggists last month. Paper...... each 1.00 Little opposition was shown by the druggists when they appeared in district court, there being no desire to contest the proceedings. The injunction does not interefere with r pAA-Sa r* their business unless they illegally sell liquor and then con­ tempt proceedings may be begun. EASTER| Messrs. Smith, Bates and Davidson, comprising the firm [ Dtes of W. A. Smith & Co., Springfield, Neb., recently visited Omaha for the purpose of purchasing fixtures for their new A store. They placed their order with the Richardson Drug L Co. for an entire outfit consisting of a fine “ Decatur” Soda Paas’ Buster Brown Dyes (50 pkgs) ...... each 1.00 Fountain, show cases and supplies. The “ Omaha Drug­ “ “ “ Transferros (50 pkgs)...... each 1.00 gist” wishes them the fullest measure of success in their “ Calico Paper (42 pkgs)...... each 1.00 undertaking. “ Pastels (36 pkgs)...... each 1.00 “ Union Package (Tablets 42 pkgs)...... each 1.00 W ELLERETTES—A 5c Cigar that has “ made good” Rainbow Dye Papers (21 in carton)...... each .50 strictly on its merits. White Rabbit (40 pkgs)...... each 1.00 12 OMAHA DRUGGIST

Pharmaceutical Education. their compounds; Physiology, including a knowledge of the Read at Utah Pharmaceutical Association, 1908, by Ralph Nelden of the human body and its functions, together with the physiologi­ W. A. Nelden Drug Co., Salt Lake City. cal action of the classes of drugs upon the different organs; In all lines of business, especially of a professional Botany, which considers the study of crude and powdered nature, education in that particular branch is an absolute drugs and their adulterations; Operative Pharmacy and essential. The Pharmacist, the Physician, the Lawyer, the Practical Botany, by which the student puts into practice Dentist, all must get those fundamental facts and theories the theoretical work which is taught in the lectures. which make each particular profession distinct and separate In the second year, the course in the Theory and Prac­ from the other. Education is necessary today more so than tice of Pharmacy considers the inorganic chemical sub­ ever before. Rivalry and competition in business have stances, their preparation and their physical and chemical reached such a point that it will soon be the survival of the characteristics; in Chemistry, the inorganic acids, the fittest, and the fittest are bound to be those whose education metals and their salts, concluded by a short series of lectures is the most extensive and who know how to apply their on Inorganic Chemical Industries; in Materia Medica, the knowledge. pharmacology of the inorganic Materia Medica is considered A hundred years ago there wasn’t a college of Pharmacy with especial attention to toxicology; then the newer syn­ in this country. Fifty years ago they could be numbered thetic remedies, and finally drugs of animal origin; in Ana­ on the fingers of one hand, and today there are over eighty lytical Chemistry, qualitative analysis is taken up, includ­ throughout the United States. What does this wonderful ing the reagents for the bases and acids, analysis of simple increase indicate? It means that Pharmacy is getting to and mixed powders, and a short course in qualitative urinary be recognized more and more as one of the professions analysis; in Botany or Pharmacognosy, the work of the which has something to offer to the intelligent young man first year is continued in considering drugs, both crude and and woman of this country. It is getting to be more a pro­ powdered, and their adulterations. fession and less a trade. To become successful Pharma­ The third year course in Theory and Practice of Phar­ cists the young men or women must have a Pharmaceutical macy deals largely with Magistral Pharmacy, counter and Education. Well, then you ask, what is understood by prescription practice and the methods of making the various ‘ ‘Pharmaceutical Education?” compounds and pharmaceutical preparations used in Pharmaceutical Education, according to the generally prescription work; Chemistry takes up organic work, with accepted definition, is that division of education that has to special reference to compounds of present or prospective deal with the knowledge of Pharmacy in all its branches. pharmaceutical value, followed by a series of lectures on It comprehends not only Pharmacy in its narrowed and re­ proximate analysis as applied to organic mixtures and on stricted sense, but also, chemistry, materia medica and Food adulteration; Materia Medica also deals largely with botany and Pharmacognosy. those drugs of organic origin, their properties, action, and Twenty-five years ago that definition was not nearly as toxicological symptoms and antidotal treatment of the broad as it is today. All that it signified then and all that actively poisonous ones, followed by a course in Emer­ was considered necessary for the pharmacist to know were gencies, or the duties of the Pharmacist in the absence of Pharmacy, Chemistry and a limited amount of Materia a physician; Operative Pharmacy is devised to put into Medica. You could go to college or you could stay away, practice that which is taught theoretically in the lecture if you had a fair idea of these three subjects you were a room; Analytical Chemistry includes quantitative analysis “ Pharmacist.” Gradually however, things have become and pharmaceutical assaying, supplemented by a course on revolutionized. Today that first definition does not include chemical Mathematics; A special course in Dispensing is all that is considered necessary for a pharmaceutical educa­ given to illustrate incompatibilities, difficulties in the tion. At the present time, besides these four main subjects, manipulation of prescriptions, etc. Technical Microscopy the leading colleges of Pharmacy* in the country have deals largely with spices, cereals and similar foods, but gradually added to their courses, until now the graduate of with special attention to the examination of urinary sedi­ these colleges has acquired a working knowledge of analy­ ments; a course in Commercial Training has been lately tical chemistry, both qualitative and quantitative. He has introduced in which single and double entry book-keeping, been made to carry out the methods of pharmaceutical as­ training in commercial forms and the practice in keeping saying; he has obtained a knowledge of Botany, especially books especially designed for the drug business are taught; in regard to medicinal plants; of the manufacture of im­ a course in Pharmaceutical Latin ends the list of the sub­ portant chemicals and compounds; he has had inculcated jects, showing how complete and comprehensive a modern into his mind the rudiments of the business which he is to college of Pharmacy must be to conform with the advanced follow, the keeping of accounts, and a good knowledge of standards that have been set for the professional Pharma­ business laws; he has been taught Latin in the forms in cist. which he will find it on prescriptions; and now in some col­ A Pharmacist today is not the Pharmacist of the past. leges the domain of the doctor has been invaded to the ex­ The former’s education now includes subjects that it was tent that a supplementary course in emergencies, intended never deemed necessary to teach in those days, but which to be used only in the absence of the physician, and includ­ had to be gleaned from experience. They no longer send ing bandaging and first aid to the injured. out druggists who know nothing of how their books should I can probably illustrate my point better by going a be kept or their business conducted. The men are taught little more into detail. The facts here given are taken from everything that is liable to be useful to them in their future my own experience gained at the Philadelphia College of career, and they will inevitably have opportunities of ap­ Pharmacy, and I know will stand a fair example of what is plying this knowledge at some time of their business life. given elsewhere. The course, which was formerly one of The*^rofession of Pharmacy has, in the past, been con­ two years, has been lengthened so that it takes three years sidered a sort of refuse heap, where cast-offs from other to accomplish the prescribed work. I will go through the lines of business could find a place and manage to eke out curriculum and give a synopsis pf what is considered in a living, after failing in everything else. Today this con­ each of the three years. dition no longer exists, and the standard of a Pharmacist In the first year course there is considered The Theory has been raised to the level of the other professions with and Practice of Pharmacy, including the various operations which it should rank. The more rigid entrance examin­ for the preparation of drugs and chemicals, and the manipu­ ations or requirements to the various Colleges of Pharmacy, lation of the apparatus used in the store; Chemistry, which the more strict attention to lectures and studies that has takes up Elementary Physics as an introduction to the out­ been demanded, and lastly, the more rigorous examinations lines of Chemical Theory and the laws of combination ac­ for candidates to become recognized pharmacists have all cording to Valence and then the non-metallic elements and contributed to raise Pharmacy to the high plane amongst OMAHA DRUGGIST 13 the professions which it now enjoys. A Pharmaceutial Absorb This— It’s Good Dope. Education is now a requisite. In some states a pharmaceu­ tical education, one obtained not only in in the drug store, Old Cyrus Simons built a sizeable town before he stopped but also in a recognized College of Pharmacy, is necessary, building wagons. He produced stylish rigs in his day and for in New York, Pennsylvania, and soon in Illinois, to be­ some rules—the rules hadn’t much style to ’em but they come a registered pharmacist necessitates having graduated were as solid as his wheels—there wasn’t any wobble to ’em. from a (recognized) College of Pharmacy of high standing. Whenever a candidate for future partnership stopped at the This condition of affairs is but right and proper. In all cashier’s window for his first week’s pay envelope, in addi­ other professions a college education is almost essential and tion to his wages, he found a little red card of rules. Cyrus pharmacy should not behind in this regard. In my opinion, didn’t-copyright the rules so you’ll get a chance to profit by the ideal condition will only be attained when a college them too: education is a prerequisite in every state in the Union and Rule I.—Don’t lie—it wastes my time and yours. I’m when there is a National Board of Examiners appointed by sure to catch you in the end and that’s the wrong end. the government, who shall oversee every examination in Rule II.— Watch your work, not the clock. A long all the states, and when by the granting of a certificate by day’s work makes a long day short and a day’s short work them will allow the candidate to practice Pharmacy in any makes my face long. state in the Union. This can only lead to one thing,—the Rule III.—Give me more than I expect and I’ll pay you higher elevation of the profession and to the betterment of more than you expect. I can’t afford to increase your pay all things pertaining to Pharmacy and to the Pharmacist. if you don’t increase my profits. Rule IV .—You owe so much to yourself that you can’t Haja Wines are the best that money can buy. honestly owe anybody else. Keep out of debt or keep out of my shops. Time to Investigate. Rule V .—Dishonesty is never an accident. Good men, like good women, can’t see temptation when they meet it. This is the season when it is time to look up your stock Rule V I.—Mind your own business, and in time you’ll of Zenoleum Disinfectant and Animal Dip. Your farmer have a business to mind. customers are needing Zenoleum every day, and as spring Rule V II.—Don’t do anything here which hurts your comes on, they will need more of it. In fact, just as soon self-respect. The employee who is willing to steal for me as the cleaning up time is at hand, every farmer and stock- is capable of stealing from me. man in your neighborhood will have immediate use for Rule V III.—It’s none of my business what you do at Zenoleum, and you do not want to be caught without night, but if dissipation affects what you do next day and enough on hand to take care of the demand. Check up you do half as much as I demand, you’ll last half as long as your Zenoleum stock today, and make up your order for you expect. next shipment. You can send it to any jobbing drug house Rule IX .—Don’t tell me what I’d like to hear, but what and you will receive prompt- and careful attention. I ought to hear. I don’t want a valet to my vanity but I Just a word about advertising matter. The nine piece need one for my dollars. Zenoleum window display, is certainly a dandy. It shows Rule X .—Don’t kick if I kick—if you’re worth while cor­ prize winning live stock in natural colors. The best recting, you’re worth while keeping. I don’t waste time animals to be procured were used for making the illustra­ cutting specks out of rotten apples. tions. Every one is a true type of the very highest char­ acter. It is a display that is bound to attract attention to The Wellerette cigar will repay any dealer the effort he your window. A farmer or an owner of any kind of live makes in pushing it. May we send you 3,000 for $100 on stock, whether it is a horse, a cow, a chick, a sheep or a our guarantee to increase your cigar business? pig, cannot pass by a Zenoleum window display, without stopping to look and read. The Zenoleum booklets, circu­ Couple Marry Behind Prescription Case in Sioux City lars, etc., are every one of them first-class business bringers, Drug Store. for the dealer who has Zenoleum in stock. Look up your Zenoleum today, and send in your order quick. While the soda fountain fizzed and customers engaged - the attention of clerks in the Red Cross Drug Store, Sioux City, Iowa, late Saturday afternoon, Feb. 6th, behind the The A. Ph, A. at Los Angeles. prescription case a wedding was in progress. R. L. Galnsha, a well to do farmer of South Dakota, formerly a resident of Professor J. P. Remington has advised the Los Angeles Sioux City, and Miss Viola L. Livermore, aged seventeen, druggists that the council for locating the next meeting of Oto, Iowa, were the principals. place of the American Pharmaceutical Association have de­ Entering Mr. Kloster’s drug store they ordered ice cream cided by a vote of nearly three to-one to go to Los Angeles sodas and after talking confidentially for some time, asked in the autumn of this year. The exact date is not yet set­ Mr. Kloster if they could be married in his store. He as­ tled but it will be near the first of September. The deci­ sented, telephoned for a justice of peace and the room back sion to go to Los Angeles was not reached without very of the prescription case was used for the ceremony. careful consideration of the proposition made at the Hot Springs meeting to have the American Pharmaceutical As­ John Wohlgemuth, for 10 years connected with the drug sociation and the N. A. R. D. to meet at the same time and store operated by-Howard S. Baker, and now owned by the place. The preference of the members of the A. Ph. A. Todd-Baker company, Sioux City, Iowa, has sold out his was for Los Angeles from the first, but many wavered fear­ interest and has left for a visit to Des Moines. After a ing that a vote for that city might be interpreted as show­ stay there of perhaps a month, he and Mrs. Wohlgemuth ing want of interest in the N. A. R. D. A full consider­ will leave for the Pacific coast to visit relatives, while Mr. ation of the question, however, satisfied most of the council Wohlgemuth will look for a location. He expects to re­ to whom the question has been referred for final action, engage in the drug business in the West, possibly in Idaho. that no material benefit would result to either organization Roy Martin, formerly with Moore, has been engaged to by such joint meeting, and hence the vote given. take the place made vacant by Mr. Wohlgemuth’s with­ drawal. . Elite Cold Cream. Does not make hair grow. Whitens, softens and beautifies the skin. Most delightfully per­ If you want an extra fine pure ground mustard buy the fumed. $1.75 per dozen. Nothing to compare with it. Haja brand in five pound hinge top sealed cans. $1.50 each. 14 OMAHA DRUGGIST

Fifteen Useful Things to Know, that our customers may be thoroughly familiar with the present situation we are giving herewith extract from a 1. Tincture of senega aids the emulsification of any oil. circular sent out by one of the largest New York importers 2. Glucosides should not be dispensed with free acids. of olive oils in which he states: Acids decompose them. We take advantage of this opportunity as well to ex­ plain to our customers the situation regarding Olive Oil. 3. Potassium iodide and potassium chlorate form at the Of course a large quantity of Olive Oil produced in Sicily temperature of the body a poisonous compound, probably has been destroyed in Messina, which was no doubt in the an iodate. warehouses there. Under ordinary circumstances this 4. Lime is more soluble in syrup than in water, as it would not affect the market. At present, however, every forms soluble saccharates with sugar. little Olive Oil which is withdrawn from the market en­ 5. Salol can cause carbolic poisoning, since it breaks dangers the situation further as the crop in Italy this year up in the stomach into 36 per cent, of carbolic acid and 64 has been practically destroyed, partly by the drought exist­ per cent, of salicylic acid. It is decomposed by alkalies. ing the whole year as well as by an insect which ruined the 6. Never filter a rhubarb preparation. Always shake trees. We repeat the report of the unfortunate American before using. Consul, Arthur S. Cheney, of Messina, who was killed dur­ 7. The stain of chrysarobin may bp removed by a weak ing the recent catastrophe; same is dated November 4th, solution of sodium hydrate. and is as follows: 8. Potassium permanganate when used for alkaloidal “ Never in the memory of the proverbial ‘oldest inhabitant’ hass there been such an absolute lack of production of this necessary fruit poisoning should be given in 5-grain doses every fifteen as now prevails in this district. When it is remembered how essen­ minutes until four doses are taken. tial in the diet of every Italian olive oil is, the great importance to 9. Carbolic acid which has turned red may be purified the entire population of a failure of the home supply may be some­ what realized. Added to this are the loss of the whole country owing by adding a little alcohol and subjecting the resulting solu­ to the impossibility of securing the large income from selling in tion to a low temperature. The acid will crystallize out foreign markets, and the failure of the supply of common oil for clear, leaving the coloring agent in the alcohol. home industries. Thus the crop failure this year becomes nothing ess than a national misfortune. 10. Hydrocyanic acid is formed by the slow action of “ Owing to an exceptionally mild winter in this region, with its potassium carbonate and tincture of hyoscyamus. absence of cold and rain, an unusually large number of insects were 11. The official fluid extracts containing acetic acid are hatched out this season, especially of that destructive pest, the so- called ‘olive-fly.’ The fruit was early attacked by these insects, and those of sanguinaria, nux vomica, ergot and conium. This dropped from the trees prematurely, while the few remaining olives ingredient causes trouble occasionally7 in compounding. were destroyed by the notable seven-months’ drought of the past Look out for it. summer. In consequence the olive trees are completely bare and 12. Corrosive sublimate will dissolve in sulphuric, there are no olives and no production of Olive Oil.” nitric, or hydrochloric acids without alteration. This explains the situation fully. The advance which 13. ' Potassium iodide is incompatible with alkaloids has taken place is 40% or 50%, according to the quality, and and fatal results have sometimes developed from combining at present our Italian house has notified us that they" can­ them. not accept any more contracts or orders at all. 14. Pepsin is insoluble in alcohol. Alcoholic prepar­ ations of pepsin are dreams. The action of pepsin as a fer­ Les Trois Croix Olive Oil. ment is inhibited by alcohol. 15. Never be guilty of making an infusion from a fluid extract. Extracts are usually made with alcoholic men- struums, and the extractive is different from that obtained in an aqueous infusion.—L. R. McCosh, in Bull. Phar.

THE OLIVE OIL SITUATION.

California Mission Olive Oil.

Fac-simile of California Mission Olive Oil package. See list for prices. Fac-simLle Les Trois Croix Olive Oil packages. See list for prices. The olive oil situation is one in which all retail drug­ This would indicate a still further advance in all pure gists are vitally interested at the present time. In order olive oils and we believe our customers would do well to OMAHA DRUGGIST 15 protect themselves against this advance. The following is gator continues in favor, and will be increased in popular­ a complete list of olive oils which we carry in stock and ity as the season approaches. Aligator Bags decorated with present market prices attached. with claws and heads are in great demand. How is your stock of Sponges and Chamois? Remember CALIFORNIA AND IMPORTED OLIVE AND SALAD OILS. that we carry the largest stock this side of the Mississippi Amoco, M ed...... doz $4.00 river and are in a position to quote the lowest prices. L a r g e ...... doz 7.50 Perfume. Did it ever occur to you that if the U. S. "Gctls...... gal 3.00 G allons...... gal 2.90 Duty was removed from Imported Perfumes the prices Antonini, Small...... doz 4.25 wonld be lower than American prices, and consequently M ediu m ...... doz 5.60 would not appeal to the consumer as being better than our L arge...... doz 9.00 American odors? Why not push American thanufacturers. Cataluna Salad, jYgals ...... gal 1.85 /^-Grcils...... gal 1.80 Your profits are greater. The odors just as good, and Gallons...... gal 1.75 Richardson Drug Co.’s stock is complete with all the Do­ Cream Salad, sm all...... , ...... 48 in case doz 1.25 mestic odors. We are headquarters. M ediu m ...... doz 1.75 L arge...... doz 2.50 Did you receive our latest Soda Requisite Catalogue? Cresp Martinique, large...... doz 7.50 Look it over and make up your order now. See our prices Curtis, sm all...... doz 2.50 on Glassware, Paper Napkins, Etc. Buy your Soda Straws Medium ...... doz 4.50 L arge...... doz 8.50 from the Richardson Drug Co. Write us for Special Prices. ^ -G a ls ...... doz 3.10 Garwood’s Violet and Mint Hearts are unexcelled for G a llo n s...... doz 3.00 Delft Peanut Salad, small...... doz 2.25 sweetening and purifying the breath. No stock is com­ Medium...... doz 3.75 plete without them. They are put up in 5 and 10 cent L a rg e ...... doz 6.00 packages. Richardson Drug Co. are headquarters. Gallons...... '...... gal 1.75 DeLuxe, J^-Gals...... , gal 2.20 We wish to thank our customers and friends for their nice G allons...... gal 2.00 orders for Base Ball Goods. Our line is especially selected Fratelli de, Pasquali, X'G-allon c a n s...... 40 in case gal 3.00 and each number is fully guaranteed. The dealer who’s -Gallon cans...... gal 2.90 1-Gallon cans...... gal 2.80 stock is complete at the opening of the base ball season 5-Gallon cans...... gal 2.70 is the one who will do the largest business. The Gold­ Lautier’s, s m a ll...... doz 3.25 smith line of Base Ball goods cannot be beaten for an all M edium ...... doz 5.00 around line. L arge...... doz 9.00 Gallons...... gal 3.50 Rubber Gloves will be much in demand by the house­ Les Trois Croix, small...... doz 2.25 wife for the spring house cleaning. We have two grades M edium ...... doz 3.75 L a rg e...... doz 7.50 which we can highly recommend. The Venus Brand as 1 L it r e ...... doz 10.00 the best; our price is $7.50 per dozen. We also have an­ I Quart C ans...... gal 3.00 other grade which we sell at $6.00 per dozen. It is lighter ^-Gallons...... gal 2.80 weight, but of splendid quality. 1 G allon...... gal 2.80 Mission, small...... doz 2.00 We have 200 cases (100 pkgs. in case) T B Hard Wood M edium ...... doz 4.50 Tooth Picks which we offer at $1.50 per case. This is L a rg e...... doz 8.50 ^ -G a llo n s...... gal 3.20 less than factory price. G allons...... gal 3.00 Ask our salesman to show you the best line of COMBS Mottet’s, sm all...... 24 in case doz 3.50 Medium...... doz 5.25 ever shown by a drug house. The style and finish excels L a rg e...... doz 9.25 any line we have ever stocked. The prices are right. Try Ojai, small...... doz 2.25 a 5 or 10 dollar assortment and be convinced of the truth of Medium...... doz 4.00 Our statement. L arge...... doz 8.00 ^ -G a llo n s...... gal 3.10 We have a small stock of 5 and 10 cent Ink Tablets also Plagniol, Gallon C ans...... gal 2.25 Pencil Tablets on which we are making special prices to 5-Gallon Cans...... gal 2.10 Purity, sm all...... doz 2.50 close out in order to make room for new goods. It will M edium ...... doz 4.50 pay you to get in on these special prices. L a rg e ...... doz 8.50 R i c h a r d s o n D r u g Co. ^-Gallons...... gal 3.10 Gallons...... gal 3.00 5-Gallon Cans...... gal 2.90 Boston Varnishes are becoming very popular in this Restuccia, Quarts...... doz 8.00 market. Did you ever try them? ReUmberto, ^-Gallons...... gal 2.90 1-Gallon Cans...... gal 2.50 5 Gallon Cans...... gal 2.40 San Rocco, ^ -G a llo n s...... 24 in case gal 1.70 B a n ish R h e u m a t is m in /Any F o r m 1-Gallon Cans...... gal 1.60 Nervous Headaches and other Nervous ailments disappear Sylmar Calif., small...... doz 2 75 after wearing them. Counter and Window Displays Medium...... doz 5.00 included with all orders L arge...... doz 9.00

R ic h a r d so n D r u g C o.

SUNDRIES SPECIALTIES.

Have you seen our No. 1 Tooth Brush Assortment? The best value ever offered. It is a winner. No druggist can afford to miss this opportunity. A handsome Glass Top Display Case with each assortment. Our Leather Goods line is now complete. We have a splendid assortment of Ladies’ Hand Bags. Spring styles Money Refunded if they fail to cure. have not changed much except in the higher grades. ' $'7.^20 PER DOZEN. RETAIL, PER PAIR $ 1 . 0 0 •Black Seal and Goat Leathers are the leading styles. Ali- RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Omaha, Neb., Distributors, 16 OMAHA DRUGGIST

Nebraska State Board ot Pharmacy. 6. Name the Halogens. Chemical formula of their acids. One each of their salts. Write chemical equation by Out of a class of thirty-nine who took the State Board which one of these elements is set free from its salt of Pharmacy examination at the Lindell Hotel, Lincoln, on in the reaction. Feb. 10th, only twenty-three passed. Fred O. Thelander, Des Moines,. Iowa, made a general average of 89.1 which 7. (a) What is C2 H5 O H? (b) Give its molecular weight, was the highest. The names of those passing are: Miss (c) specific gravity, (d) physical and (e) chemical Vera Bartholomew, Gothenburg; Earl H. Carothers, Tecum- properties. seh; Chas. E. Ericsort, Loomis; Hadley L. Fent, Omaha; 8. How many liters of N H3 gas are formed by mixing Laurence E. Ford, Omaha; Helen Haas, Omaha; Fred W. three liters'of Hydrogen gas with one liter of Nitro­ Hughes, Omaha; Edw. W. Hullinger, University Place; gen gas? Geo. W. Hubenthal, Jr., Beemer; Morton H. Kibler, Fre­ mont; Henry R. Kruse, Norfolk; Fred Minnick, Indianola; 9. Write the graphic symbol of (a) Marsh Gas. (b) Homer C. McDonald, Tilden; Ed. J. Newman, Grand Island; Methyl Alcohol. (c) Ammonia Gas. (d) Ethyl Raymond Neeley, Omaha; Jesse H. Naden, Franklin; Frank Alcohol, (e) Sulphuric Acid. Riley, Omaha; C. W. Ramsey, Tecumseh; Paul S. Skinner, Omaha; F. E. Sullivan, Doniphan; P. T. Stire, Clarks; L. 10. Complete and balance the following: W. Teeter, Oak; Fred O. Thelander, Des Moines, Iowa. (a) 4 Na O H + H , S 04 = * * (b ) HgS + 2Cl = * (c) KI+ =2KN03 + (d) NH4 OH + NaCl == PHARMACY. (e ) 10Zn +H2S04 = FRANK KOSS, Examiner. * * 1. (a) What is the United States Pharmacopoeia? (b) At * what date did the present U. S. P. become official? (c) What is the National Formulary? TOXICOLOGY. CHARLES R. SHERMAN. Examiner. 2. (a) Name the official infusions, (b) What is the usual 1. State main points of the Nebraska Poison Law. drug strength of infusions? (c) Which one is di­ rected to be prepared with cold water? 2. Give an instance of a chemical antidote. 3. (a) Name three fluid extracts whose menstrums contain 3. Give an instance of a Physiological antidote. acetic acid, (b) Name three fluid extracts which 4. What antidotes would probably be found in the house­ are prepared with undiluted alcohol, (c) Name six hold? (a) For Morphine Poisoning. (b) For official assayed fluid extracts. Poisoning by mineral acid. 4. (a) Name two official gums, (b) Two official balsams. 5. Name an antidote for Atropine. (c) Two official rhizomes. 6. Describe symptoms of Poisoning by: (a) Strychnia. 5. (a) What are oleoresins? (b) How many are official? (b) Atropine. (c) State how they are prepared and what solvents are used, (d) In which one is alcohol used? 7. In a case of suspected poisoning with toxic agent un­ known, what should be the first method of relief. 6. Give per cent strength of each of the following: (a) Liquor Potassii Arsenitis. (b) Tincturi Iodi. (c) 8. (a) What domestic antidote would you suggest for Pulvis Ipecacuanhae et Opii. Lye? (b) What antidote for Paris Green. 7. Define the following terms: Desiccation, sublimation, 9. Name instances of Poisoning where “ white of egg” is maceration, exsiccation, calcination, elutriation. employed as antidote, and state why. 10. Name two (2) at least toxic substances that may 8. Name the important solvents used in pharmacy in the readily be recognized by their odor in cases of poison- order of their importance. ing. 9. Name ten official drugs obtained from the animal king­ * * dom. * 10. State the Strychnine per cent of Tr. Nux Vomica, MATERIA MEDIC A. FI. Ext. Nux Vomica and Ext. Nux Vomica. A. Y. PEASE, Examiner. * * 1. Identify specimens numbers one to ten. Give official * title.

CHEMISTRY. 2. Define, Materia Medica, rhizome, resin, pericarp, calyx, HERBERT LOOK, Examiner. legume. 1. (a) State difference between organic and inorganic 3. How are the following U. S. P. articles obtained: chemistry, (b) Name three official compounds of Stearic acid, potassium iodide, acetic acid, ethyl each and give their chemical formula. alcohol, amyl nitrite. 2. Name ten common elements of interest in Pharmacy and 4. What is the source of oil of wintergreen? What two give the symbol, atomic weight and valence of each. additional U. S. P. articles are almost identical with 3. (a) What is a chemical change in a substance? (b) it? What is the action and use of all of them? Physical change? (c) Give an example of each. 5. Define fixed oil. How obtained? Name five, giving (d) What is the chemical force called which holds the official title. the atoms of a compound together? 6. Define volatile oil. How obtained? Name five, giving 4. (a) When is an element in its nascent state? (b) What the official title. is analysis? (c) Synthesis? (d) Metathesis? (e) Oxidation? (f) Reduction? 7. What is ergot? How obtained? How prepared and 5. (a) What is an acid? Base? Salt? Name one of each. kept? What are its physiological effects? (b) What is the difference in the chemical formula of 8. What is tannin? From what obtained? What other a molecule of Nitric and Nitrous Acid? Potassium U- S. P. article is obtained from the same source? Chlorate and Potassium Chlorite? Murcuric and What is their action and use? What are their incom­ Mercurous Chlorid? patibles? l5.)7!sw*WV*5tt- ^rr«v

OMAHA DRUGGIST 17

9. What are serums? How many official? Action and Creighton College ol Pharmacy Notes. use? What glandular preparations are official? Their use? A. F. Zajicek of Wilbur, Neb., has entered school and 10. Name one U. S. P. preparation of each of the follow­ will complete the Senior course. ing- classes, giving the correct official title: Alter­ J. C. Hansen, formerly of Rock Springs, Wyo., is now ative, carminative, deodorant, emollient, hypnotic, located at Salt Lake City, Utah. antilithic, mydriatic, ecbolic, refrigerant, styptic. Mrs. Grace Smith of North Loup, Neb., recently paid us a pleasant visit. She spent several days in Omaha with Walked Six Blocks lor Wellerettes, friends. Willis Mahanah is still located at Butte, Neb., and is A man entered B. A. Johnson’s drug store at Spokane, getting along very well indeed in his management of the Wash., one day last month and the following conversation drug store at that point. ensued: “ Let me have some Wellerettes.” The clerk finding George Deering and his father have purchased a store only two in the box said, “ Wait a minute. I will get a at David City. George will be in charge. We bespeak for fresh box.” The customer replied, “ I guess I can wait a him success from the start. minute. I walked six blocks to get them.” It is reported that J. L. Kramper has purchased one of the suburban stores here in the city. He has our best A TRAIN LOAD OF TOBACCO. wishes in his business venture. The new catalogues for the school of Pharmacy will be Twenty-Iour Carloads Purchased lor Lewis’ Single Binder issued within the next few days- Copies will be sent to all Cigar Factory. of the former students and friends of the school. It is be­ What is probably the biggest lot of all fancy grade ing arranged to send these catalogues as second-class mail tobacco held by7 any factory in the United States has just matter. been purchased by Frank P. Lewis of Peoria for the manu­ We recently have been having a series of very interest­ facture of Lewis’ Single Binder Cigars. The lot will make ing talks from Dr. Muirhead of the Creighton Medical Col­ twenty-four carloads and is selected from what is considered lege faculty, upon the Essentials of how to Care for our by experts to be the finespcrop raised in many years. The Health. This series of talks will be followed by one from purchase of tobacco is sufficient to last the factory more Dr. Langdon upon First Aid in Emergencies. than two years. An extra price was paid for the selection. Mrs. M. E. White has been taking an active part in the Smokers of Lewis’ Single Binders will appreciate this to­ prescription department since the first of the year. This bacco.— Peoria Star, January 16, 1909. department furnishes a large amount of valuable and practi­ cal experience for the students. Our prescription file will Haja Rye or Bourbon. Nothing finer. Barrels $2-50; compare very favorably with that of the best stores of the J2 S $2.60; 10s $2.75; 5s $2.80; 90 days or 5 per cent, discount city. The students appreciate this privilege very much. for cash. Try a package. It will please your trade. Miss Vera Bartholomew recently called at the college on her way home from Lincoln where she took the state Special Terms on Castoria. examination. Miss Bartholomew came very near missing Castoria— “ the kind you have always handled”—is made her opportunity of taking this examination on account of by The Centaur Co., 77 Murray Street, New York, of which being delayed by the severe storm in reaching Lincoln, Charles H. Fletcher is president. Mr. Fletcher thinks that where the examination was held. She wrote the full ex­ almost any druggist ought to be able to sell a dozen bottles amination after 1 o’clock in the afternoon and still made a of his specialty a month, or one gross a year, and to induce grade above eighty. effort in that direction he authorizes jobbers to allow a dis­ With the advent of the warm spring-like days the base count of 5 and 2/4 per cent, on gross lots. ball temperature of our boys begins to rise. Indications are Druggists are invited to send for counter wrappers, car­ that the college will have a good strong team for this sum­ tons and other advertising matter. mer. Last year the team was organized rather late to take any prominent part in the games in contest with other Monheit’s Foot Salve in Popular Demand at Yutan, Neb. teams of the city. This year the boys hope to be ready at the opening of the season and will be glad to secure games F eb .'17, 1909. with any of the amateur teams of the city. Dr. M. Monheit, On March first the Senior six months course began. Dear Sir:—For the enclosed stamps please send me one box of your Foot Salve. There was a class of about thirty-five to take up the work Yours respectfully, of this course. We anticipate a very7 pleasant and profit­ E m m a F u c h s e r . able six months term. All those who enter upon the Senior course are pretty sure to continue the work through the Feb. 19, 1909. whole term. It is always unsatisfactory for students to Dr. Monheit, drop out of the course during the midst of a term. This Dear Sir:— Enclosed you will find 25c for which please send me one box of Monheit’s Foot Salve. Senior course embraces a large amount of practical work Yours truly, and is of great benefit to those who complete the same. E d it h G r if f in . Haja Whisky is ripe and rich. Made from the choicest Feb. 8, 1909. Dr. M. Monheit, of selected grain, most carefully and scientifically distilled Dear Sir:—Please send me a box of Monheit’s Foot Salve. Find insuring the highest nutrient quality. This whisky under­ enclosed 25c for the same. goes thorough aging before it is sold and in its state of Respectfully, fullest development is the perfection of fine whisky. M r s . R. H. E a n g g . Be sure to hand your customer the old reliable Wellerette. Telegraph and telephone orders given immediate atten­ No talking, explaining merits, etc. Just say Wellerettes— tion. It pays to send your rush orders to the Richardson that means everything. * Drug Co. 18 OMAHA DRUGGIST

Specify Color Wrapper Wanted VEGETABLE VEGETABLE ORDER NOW COMPOUND COMPOUND Blood Purifier mood Purifier AND AND SPECIAL OFFER: TONIC

COSTS SELLS 2 doz. @ $6.00...... $12.00 $24.00 TONIC CONTAINS NOT IN EXCESS OF 1 doz. Free...... xxxx 12.00 10% ABSOLUTE ALCOHOL BY VOLUME Total $12.00 $36.00

CONTAINS NOT IN EXCESS OF 10% Containing in an agreeable form the ABSOLUTE ALCOHOL BY VOLUME active medicinal properties of the most approved alterative and blood purifying Containing' in an agreeable form remedies of the vegetable kingdom. the active medicinal properties of Recommended as a remedy for the most approved alterative and blood purifying remedies of the veg­ etable kingdom. Recommended as POISONED BLOOD, a remedy for PROFIT $24.00 Poisorved Blood, SCROFULA, Scrofula, Pimples, OR BLOTCHES, CANKERS, Blotches, Caunkers, RHEUMASISM, Rheumatism, 200 PER CENT FEVER SORES, BOILS, Fever Sores, Boils, ULCERS, TETTER, Ulcers, Tetter, TUMORS, SALT RHEUM, Tumors, Salt Rheum, Scald Head. Ring­ SCALD HEAD, RINGWORM worm, Cutaneous Diseases of all kinds, Diver, Complaints, Jaundice, Costiveness, Cutaneous Diseases of all kinds, Diver Complaints, Jaundice, Costi­ Dyspepsia, etc. veness, Dyspepsia, etc.

Guaranty No. 650. Guaranteed by Richardson Drug Co., Guaranty No. 650. under the Food and Drugs Act, June Guaranteed by Richardson Drug Co., 30, 1906. under the Food and Drugs Act June 30, 1906. SHIP LATER MANUFACTURED b y MANUFACTURED BY IF YOU WISH RICHARDSON DRUG CO, RICHARDSON DRUG GO., OMAHA, NEB. OMAHA, NEB.

Specify Color Wrapper Wanted (Fac-Simile Package) (Fac-Simile Package) OMAHA DRUGGIST 23

FOR SALE, WANTED, ETC. This Hand-Made f o r t o Rico Special Rate to Druggists. 50 Cents for 25 Words or Less. PANAMA HAT FREE

Results are usually more satisfactory if an advertisement appears in several consecutive issues. S ix consecutive in s e r t io n s of o n e a d VERTISEMENT AT THE FIVE-INSERTION RATE. TO INSURE INSERTION IN CURRENT ISSUE, COPY MUST BE RECEIVED BY THE FIRST OF THE MONTH. R e m it t a n c e m u st a c c o m p a n y o r d e r . For obvious reasons we are not at liberty to give addresses of adver­ tisers who have their mail transmitted through this office. In answering such advertisers, address your communication to the Omaha Druggist, indicating on envelope (by giving number) for whom it is intended, and we will forward same to the proper person. Have your return notice— WE WILL GIVE WITH EACH ORDER FOR giving name and address—appear on envelope, so that in case the letter is not delivered, it may be returned to you. OMAHA DRUGGIST, O m a h a , N e b . 250 EXPORTO CIGARS,

\ A /A N T E D — Clerks desiring positions, and pharmacists in need of VV clerks, should address A. V. Pease, Fairbury, Neb., chairman 0NE JST SSo'SS: PANAMA HAT, Gratis Violation Committee, Nebraska State Board of Pharmacy. He can ac­ commodate you. As this is an unusually attractive offer and the quantity limited (on account of the fact that the Hats and Cigars HAVE several snaps in drug stores in Nebraska and western states are both Hand Made) we suggest the placing of early 1 also positions at all times. F. V. Kniest, N. Y. U. Bldg., Omaha, Neb., orders. OR SALE— Drug store in town of 2,000 inhabitants; county seat. F Best reasons for selling. Stock and fixtures $3,000; no other drug Exportos are High Grade Porto Rican Cigars store. Splendid opportunity for right man. Address O. B., care Omaha Druggist. COR SALE—A $2,000 soda fountain. $600 if taken soon. A. J. Lee, POSITIVELY L Kearney, Neb.

OR SALE— Parisian Ice Cream Cone Machine. Also carbonating ap­ F paratus for Soda Fountain. Saratoga Drug Co., 24th and Ames Ave., Price $35.00 per 1000 Omaha. Yours truly, AN TED — Young man with Druggists Soda Fountain experience. W Saratoga Drug Co., 24th and Ames Ave., Omaha. N. B .-In ordering please men­ C O R S ALE— Drug store in Butler County, Neb. For particulars write tion SIZE of Hat desired, Richardson Drug Go. U William Scott, Valparaiso, Neb. and let us have your order at the Earliest possible moment. Omaha, Neb. OSITION W A N T E D — I am a graduate of the Highland Park College P of Pharmacy of Des Moines, Iowa, and am registered in Illinois and Iowa by examination and in Oklahoma on my diploma, and would like to secure a position in a good live city in Oklahoma about June 15th. Can give the best of references. Samuel Terrill, Rushville, 111.

IO W A D R U G STORE FOR SALE— A first-class store doing a good * all around business. Stock, fixtures and the only fountain in town will invoice between $6,000 or $7,000. No liquor. Good location and established trade. Address Roberts-Epperly Drug Co., Glidden, Iowa.

C O R SALE— One of the best paying drug stores in Central Nebraska, U in town of 2,500 inhabitants. Good location in large brick block, store 22x80 feet with basement. Rent $25. Handle drugs, sundries, fancy china, paint and wall paper. Have good fixtures, six 8 foot floor cases, National cash register, lighting plant, soda fountain, typewriter, etc. If taken at once present owner will stay with store two months. This proposition will bear the closest inspection. Average daily business $40. It will invoice a little more than $7,000, will sell at $6,800 if taken at once or 3 per cent discount if invoiced. Terms cash, or $2,000 cash, balance on gilt edge securities. Reason for selling, I have other business that I wish to give my attention to. This business can be easily increased by a person that will attend to business. Address L.,'care Omaha Drug­ McMULLEN’S gist.

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Acid, Acetic, barrels...... ft 0414 Chalk, Lump, bbl...... cwt 1 00 Chlorate, cryst. or powd., keg.. ...ft 11 No. 8, 28%, carboy...... ft osy2 100-lb...... ft 011% 50-lb...... 12 5-gal. demijohn...... ft 0614 50-lb...... ft 01 y2 25-lb...... 13 1-gai. ju g...... ft 07 2 5-lb ...... ft 02 10-lb...... 14 Boracic, Po., b b l...... ft 08 10-lb ...... 1b 0214 5-lb...... ft 15 100-lb. lots...... ft 09 5-lb...... ft 03 Permanganate, 100 lb lots...... ft 13 50-lb. lots...... ft 10 French, Powd., 200 lb. bags...... ft 03 50-lb lots...... ft 14 25-lb. lo ts ...... ft 11 100-lb bags...... ft 04 25-lb lots...... ft 15 10-lb. lots...... ft 12 50-lb bags...... ft 05 10-lb lots...... 16 5-lb. lots...... ft 13 25-lb bags...... 1b 06 5-lb lo ts ...... ft 17 Carbolic, crude, 20%, bbl...... gal 25 10-lb bags...... ft 07 Sal Epsom, Bbls...... ft 013% 20%, 10-gal. can...... gal 35 Charcoal, Commercial, bbl...... ft 03 100-lb...... 02 20%. 5-gal. can...... gal 40 100-lb...... ft 0334 50-lb...... ft 0234 25% ,bbl...... gal 28 50-lb...... ft 04 25-lb...... ft 03 25% ,10-gal. can...... gal 38 25-lb...... ft 05 10-lb...... ft 03y2 23% 5-gal. can...... gal 43 10-lb...... 1b 06 5-lb...... ft 04 30%, bbl...... gal 33 5-lb...... ft 08 Glauber, bbl...... 1 00 30$, 10-gal. can...... gal 43 Columbian Spirits, bbl and 54 bbl...... gal 80 100-lb...... ft 0134 30%, 5-gal, can...... gal 48 10-gal...... gal 85 50-lb...... 02 Citric, 100-lb. keg...... ft 47 5 gal...... gal 9o 2 5 -lb ...... ft 0234 50-lb. lots...... ft 4714 10-lb...... ft 03 Copperas, Lump, bbl...... cwt 95 5-lb...... 25- lb. lots...... ft 48 100-lb...... cwt 1 25 0334 10-lb. lobs...... ft 49 50-lb...... ft 0134 Nitre, refined, small cryst., keg .. ft 0734 5-lb. lots...... ft 50 25-lb...... ft 02 50-lb...... '...... ft 08 Muriatic, carboy...... (5 carboy 13%) ft 02 10-lb...... ft 0254 25-lb...... ft osy2 Nitric, carboy...... ft 061% 5-lb...... 1b 03 10-lb...... ft 09 Oxalic, bbl...... ft 10 Redried Powd. bbls...... lb 023% 5-lb...... ft 09y2 50-lb. lots...... ft 1114 100-lb...... ft 03 Nitre, gran., keg...... ft 0734 25-lb. lots...... lb 12 50-lb...... 1b 04 50-lb...... ft 08 10-lb. lots...... ft 1214 25-lb...... ft 05 25-lb...... ft 0834 5 lb. lot8...... ft 13 10-lb...... lb 0554 10-lb...... ft 09 Sulphuric carboy...... (5 carboy 13%) ft 02 5-lb...... ft 06 5-lb...... ft 0934 Nitre, powd., keg...... Tartaric, bbl...... ft 34 Cream Tartar, C. P.. bbls...... 1b 26 ...ft 08 100-lb. lots...... - ...... ft 35 50-lb...... ft osy2 50-lb...... ft 27 25-lb...... 50-lb. lots...... ft 36 25-1 b...... ft 28 ...ft 09 25-lb. lots...... ft 37 10-lb...... ft 0934 10-lb...... 1b 30 5-lb...... ft 10-lb. lots...... ft 38 5-lb...... ft 31 10 5-lb. lots...... ft 39 Rochelle, 100-lb...... ft 25 Alcohol, Wood, bbls...... gal 58 A Dextrine, Yellow, bbls...... 1b 05 50-lb...... ft 25 34-bbls...... gal 62A 100-lb...... ft 0554 25-lb ...... ft 26 66 A 50 lb...... ft 06 10-lb...... ft 27 10-gal...... gal 25-lb...... ft 06 5-gal...... gal 70 A 5-lb...... ft 28 Denatured, bbls...... gal 58 A io-ib...... ib 07y2 Soda, bbl. .cwt 1 10 “ 34-bbls...... gal 62A 5-lb...... lb 08 .cwt 1 25 “ 10-gal...... gal 66 A Formaldehyde, 40%, 400 lb. barrels...... ft 12 ...ft 02 “ 5-gal...... gal 70 A 100 lb...... ft 16 A 25-lb ...ft 0234 Alum, lump, bbl...... ft 02 y2 50-lb...... 1b 18 A 10-lb ...ft 03 50-lb. lots...... ft 0314 25-lb...... lb 19A 5-lb. 0334 25-lb. lots...... ft 031% 10-lb...... 1b 20 A Sassafras Bark, 200 lbs. bag ...ft 16 10-lb. lots...... ft 04 German Green Soap, 100 lb. lots...... 1b 10 100-1 b bags...... 17 5-lb. lots...... ft 04 y2 50-lb lo ts ...... lb 11 50-lb bags...... lb 18 Ground, bbl...... ft 023% 25-lb lots...... 1b 12 25-lb bags...... ft 19 50-lb. lots...... ft 031% 25-lb. lots...... ft 04 10-lb lots...... lb 13 10-lb bags...... ft 20 10-lb. lots...... lb 0434 5-lb. lots...... ft 05 5-lb lot...... ft 14 5-ib bags...... 21 Powdered, bbl...... ft 03 Seed, Canary, 200-lb bags___ 03 3% 50-lb. lots...... ft 04 25-lb. lots...... ft 05 Glycerine, C. P., 100-lb. inc...... ft 1654 50-lb...... ft 17D 100-lb bags...... 04 10-lb. lots...... 06 5-lb. lo t s ...... lb 07 50-lb bags ...... 0434 Ammonia, Water, Conct., 26°, carboy...... ft 0614 Gum Camphor, bbl...... ft 55 25-lb b a gs...... 100-lb...... ft 56 ...ft 05 5-gal...... ft 07 10-lb...... ft 0534 Muriate, lump, 100-lb. lots...... ft 13 50-lb...... ft 57 5-lb...... ft 06 50-lb. lots...... ft 14 25-lb...... ft 58 Hemp. 200-lb bags...... 04 25-lb. lots...... ft 15 10 1b...... ft 59 100-lb bags ...... ft 043% 10-lb. lots. .lb 16 5-lb...... ft 60 50-lb bags...... 1-lb...... ft 65 ...ft 043% 5-lb. lots...... ft 17 25-lb bags...... ft 053% ft 10 Ammonia Carbonate, bbls. Lime Chloride, cask...... 1b 027% 10-lb...... ft 0534 100-lb. lots...... ft 11 Bbl...... ft 03 5-lb...... ft 06 50-lb. lots. ..ft 12 10-lb. cans, 100-lb. cases...... 1b 0454 Flax, ground, 100-lb bags.. ...ft 033% 25-lb. lots. ,1b 13 5-lb. cans. 100-lb. cases...... ft 05 50-lb b ags...... ft 043% 10-lb lots...... -...... ft 14 Large cans, 50-lb. cases...... ft 0654 25-lb bags ...... ft 043% 5-lb. lots...... ft 15 Medium cans. 50-lb. cases...... ft 0754 10-lb...... 05 Muriate, Gran., No. 1, bbl...... lb 0714 Small cans, 50-lb. cases...... 1b 0854 5-lb...... ft 05 v* 100-lb. lots...... ft 08 Asst, cans, 50-lb. cases...... ft 07 Sunflower, 125-1 b bags ...... ft 05 50-lb. lots...... ft 08 y2 Insect Powder, 100-lb. keg...... ft .22A 50-lb bags...... 0534 25-lb. lots ...... ft 09 50-lb...... ft 23A 25-lb bags...... 06 10-lb. lots...... lb 10 25-lb...... ft 24A 10-lb...... ft 07 5-lb. lots...... ft 12 5-lb...... ft 08 Antimony, Black, Commercial, bbl...... lb 10-lb...... ft 28 A 021% 5-lb ...... ft 30 A 100-lb...... ft 03 Soda Bicarb , bbl...... 02 50-lb...... lb 0314 Magnesia Carbonate, Powd. 65-lb. bbls.. . . ft 08 100-lb...... ft 023% 251b...... ft- 04 Moth Balls, bbl...... ft 03^4 50-lb...... 0234 10 lb...... lb 0434 100-lb...... ft 033% 25-lb...... 03 51b...... ft 05 50-lb...... ft 045% 10-lb...... 0334 Arsenic, Commercial, white, keg...... ft 06 25-lb...... 1b 0454 5-lb ...... 04 100-lb...... ft 07 10-lb...... ft 05 I;jrposuli>hIte, gran, or cryst., bbl. ...ft 02=% 50-lb...... ft 08 5-lb...... ft 0554 03 25-lb...... ft 09 5o-ib‘."!.!;;; 03y2 Napthalin, Flake, bbl...... ft 0354 25-lb 101b...... ft 10 100-lb...... ft 04 04 51b...... 1b 12 10-lb 04 y2 50-lb...... ft 0454 5-lb Blue Vitriol, bbl...... ft 06 25-lb...... ft 043% 05 100-lb...... ft 06 3% 10-lb...... ft 05 Strontium Nitrate, keg, 50-lb...... ft 061% 10 5-lb...... ft 0554 50-lb ...... 12 25-lb...... ft 073% 25-lb...... 101b...... ft 08 Oil Cake, ton...... ton 33 00 13 54-ton ...... ton 34 00 10-lb...... 14 51b ...... ft 09 5-lb...... Borax, Powder or Lump, bbl...... ft os y, 5%-ton...... ton 35 00 15 100-lb...... ft 180 100-lb...... ft 053% Sugar Milk, Powd., 200 lb bbls ...ft 14 50-lb...... ft 0614 Paris Green, Season 1909 100-lb lots...... 15 25-lb...... ft 07 Arsenic kegs, about 250-lbs. each...... ft 22A 50-lb lots...... 16 10-lb...... ft 0714 100-lb. kegs...... ft 2254 25-lb lots...... 17 5-lb...... ft 08 14, 28 and 56-lb. kits...... ft 2354 10-lb lots...... 18 'stone, Roll, bbl...... ft 621% 2 to 5-lb. paper boxes...... ft 2354 5-lb lots...... 19 lb...... ft 031% 1-lb. paper boxes...... ft 24A b...... ft 031% 54-lb. paper boxes...... lb 25 a Sulphur, Light Flour, 175-ft bbls...... cwt 2 CO 041% 5%-lb. paper boxes...... ft 26A Light Flour, 100-ft bags...... cwt 2 75 ...... ft Heavy Flour, 100-ft bags...... cwt 2 50 ...... ft 043% Potassium Bichromate, 100-lb. ft 12 ...... 1b 05 50-lb...... ft 1254 Zinc Sulphate, commercial, 50-lb...... ft 07 hide, “10-gal.,” 100-lb...... ft 0714 25-lb...... ft 13 25-lb...... ft 08 b ...... ft 08 10-lb...... ft 14 10-lb...... ft 09 V 3...... ft 14 5-lb...... ft 16 5-lb...... ft lo w

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DRUCS, CHEMICALS, Etc. DRUGS, ETC.-Cont. DRUCS, Etc.—Cont. Acetanilid, cryst. or po. cart...... oz 10 Alcohol, absolute...... Gallon 5 00___pint 70 Antlkamnia, powd. or tablets...... oz 1 00 Combinations...... oz 1 00 Cryst. or powd., !4 -0 > ca rt...... ft 41 188...... gal 2 92 Cryst. or powd., Vi-tb c a rt... . .5b 40 Denatured...... gal 75 10-oz. lots...... oz 92H Cryst. or powd., 1 -5b ca rt...... 5b 38 Wood Ref.95%...... gal 75 Antidoler ...... oz 75 Aldehyde, concent...... ft 1 31 Anticalor...... oz 60 Acetphenetidin ...... 5b 1 13 oz 15D Allspice, (pimento)...... ft 17 Antimony, Metal...... 5b 27 Powd...... 5b 22 Bromide...... oz 27 A ce to n e , ...... 5b 39 Almond Meal...... ft 40 Chloride, cryst...... oz 25 Ooml., pure...... ft 30 Almonds, bitter, shelled...... 5b 50 Chloride, sol., (butter of)...... 5b 20 Sulphate...... ’’..ft 2 00 Diaphoretic...... ft 1 07 Sweet...... ft 50 Oxide ...... ft 70 10 Aloin, 1-oz ctns...... oz 17 Sulphide...... 1b 28 Acid, Acetic, No. 8...... ft Mallinckrodt’s. 1ft ctn...... ft 1 15 A cetic,...... ft 15 „ Black, powd., com l...... 5b 06 Acetic, C. P...... 5b 18 Alum, Ammonia, gran., ctns...... ft 19 Pure Needle, powd...... lb 15 14 Potassium, gran., ctns...... 5b 20 Antinosin...... oz 2 10 Acetic, glacial, absolute...... ft 33 oz Dried, powd., ctns Arsenous, fused or powd...... 5b 20 oz 10 ...... ‘.....ft 15 Antipuralgos...... oz 1 00 Benzoic, English...... lb 2 35 oz 19 Chrome, ctns...... ft 20 Antipyralgine...... oz 80 Chrome, gran., C. P...... ft 37 Antipyrin, Knorrs, 1-oz vials...... oz 35 Benzoic, from Toluol...... ft 53 oz 11D Ammoni-Ferric Boraclc, cryst. or powd...... ft 15 ...... 5b 27 New Grade...... ft 3 15 oz 25 26 Lump...... lb 05 Boracic, Impalpable, Powd...... ft Ground...... ft 06 Apiol fluid, green, 1-oz vials,...... oz 38 30 Apomorphia,cryst, Y e - o z vis.,...... oz 10 00 Boracic, C. P., Cryst...... ft Powdered...... ft 08 Bromic...... oz 31 Muriate (amorphous) Y a -o z . vials,...... oz >20 Butyric, 60%...... ft 84 oz 22 Aluminum, Metal, ctn s...... lb 1 40 oz 19D Argentamine ...... oz 75 Acetate, pure dry...... lb 90 oz 16 Camphoric...... oz 39 Argols, re d ...... ’...... lb 14 21 Aceto-Tartrate.. .■...... 5b 1 37 oz 20 Red, powdered...... tb 16 Carbolic, crys, 1-ft can...... Ib Bromide...... oz 31 Carbolic, crys, 5-1b can...... ft 19 A rgonin...... oz 65 18 Chloride...... lb 68 oz 16 Argyrol...... oz 1 50 Carbolic, crys, 10-5b can...... 5b Hydrated...... to 74 Carbolic, liquid, med. 1-ft bots...... — lb 21 Aristol...... oz 1 80 to 40 N itrate ...... 5b 64 Aristochin...... oz 2 00 Carbolic, crude...... gal 35 Phosphate...... oz 19 Oresylic dark...... gal 85 Arrowroot, American...... lb 10 1 25 Sulphate, coml., powd...... ,...... ft 13 Bermunda^...... ft 35 Oresylic, Redistilled...... v...... gal Sulphate, pure gran...... 5b 24 Chromic, 1-oz vials...... oz 15 St Vincent ...... ft 16 Crysophanic, (see Chrysarobin) Amidol, 1-oz bottles...... lb 10 00 oz 78 Taylor’s, 54-lb and 54-ft, foil...... lb 40 Cinnamic, Merck...... oz 37 Ammonia, water 16%...... lb 05 Arsenic, bromide, 1-oz. vials...... ft 30 Citric, cryst...... 5b 52 Water. 20%...... lb 07 Chloride, solution...... lb 34 Water, stronger...... ft 10 Iodide, 1-oz vials...... 1b 40 Formic, 1-oz v ials,...... oz 17 Household, pints...... doz 1 00 Red, powdered...... 1b 27 Formic, conct.,...... oz 23 Household, quarts...... doz 1 50 Solution (Fowler’s)...... 5b 12 ' Gallic...... 5b 74 oz 12 Ammonol, powd.. tabs or compounds...... oz 1 05 Solution (Donovan’s)...... 5b 22 Hydriodic, 10%...... oz 24 Ammonium, acetate, cryst., 1-oz. vials...... oz 16 White powd. com’l...... 1b 13 Hydrobromic,...... ft 28 oz 10 Arsenate, 1-oz vials...... oz 22 Yellow (orpiment)...... lb 27 Hydrobromic, conct...... 1b 58 oz 18 Benzoate...... ft 97 oz 13 Asbestos, fibrous, long...... ft 35 Hydrocyanic, diluted...... 1b 28 oz 11 Bichromate, 0. P...... 5b 68 oz 15D Asparagin, %-OZ. vials...... OZ 1 50 Hydrocyanic, Scheele’s, 1-oz. vials...... oz 35 Bichromate. Pure...... ft 50 Aspirin...... oz 45 Hydrofluoric, 1-oz bots...... oz 40 Borate. 1 oz vials ...... oz 21 Hydrofluoric, )4-1b bots...... 5b 1 58 Bromide, 1-oz vials...... oz 10 Atropine, pure y s oz. vials...... ,.oz 7 08 Hypophosphorous Sol. 50% ...... 1b 1 10 oz 21 Bromide...... 5-ft. 40 ft 41 Sulphate, % oz. vials...... oz 6 04 Carbazotate, “ Picrate” ...... oz 18 Balsam, Copaiba...... 5-ft. 70 5b 75 Lactic, ...... 5b 74 oz 14 Carbonate...... ft 16 Copaiba, solidified...... lb 1 60 Lactic, dil...... 1b 27 oz 10 Carbonate, Cubes...... 5b 33 Fir, Canada...... lb 100 Mono-chlor-Acetic, oz. vis...... oz 27 D Carbonate, resublimed, pure...... 1b 27 Fir, Oregon...... 5b 50 Muriatic, coml...... to 05 Citrate...... 5b 1 05 oz 18 Peru...... lb 2 25 Muriatic, chem pure...... ft 17 Hypophosphite...... 1b 1 80 oz 22 Sulphur ...... lb 50 Nitric, coml...... 5b 10 Iodide...... , ...... ft 4 20 oz 37 Tolu...... 10-ft. cans 4 0 ... .ft 50 Nitric, chem pure...... ft 19 Muriate, lump ...... ft 15 Nitric, fuming...... 5b 23 Barium, Acetate, 1-oz vials...... 5b 16 Nitro-Hydrochloric, dil...... ft 20 Muriate, gran., pure, 1-lb. cart...... lb 20 Carbonate,pure, 1-ft boxes...... 5b 33 Muriate, gran.. No. 1...... ft 15 Oleic, pure...... ft 38 Chloride chem. pure...... — ft> 30 Muriate, powd, C. P., 1-lb. carton...... ft 20 Nitrate, powdered...... ft 17 Oxalic...... ft 14 Nitrate, cryst...... 5b 27 Oxalic, chem. pure, 1-ft cart...... ft 33 Nitrate, chem. pure...... to 40 Nitrate, fused...... ft 27 Sulphate, coml, l-lb boxes...... oz 15 Phosphoric, dil...... ft 16 Nitrate, gran...... ft 27 Phoshoric...... 1b 35 Sulphate,pure, 1-ft boxes...... ft 33 Oxalate, 1-ft cartons...... lb 44 Sulphide, pure...... ft 50 oz 13 Phosphoric, syrup,...... to 45 Phosphate, cryst, C. P ...... ft 74 Phosphoric, glacial...... lb 58 oz 13 Salicylate, 1-oz vials...... 1b 95 oz 15 Bark, alder,black, pressed, lbs...... 5b 20 Picric...... ft 58 oz 12 Succinate...... oz 88 Alder, red or tag pressed, tbs...... ft 24 Pyrogallic...... 1b 2 20 oz 23 Sulphate, coml...... ft 08 Angostura, pressed, lb s ...... 1b 90 Pyroligneous...... gal 40 to 10 Sulphate, l-lb cart., C. P...... lb 25 Apple tree, pressed, lbs...... 1b 30 Salicy lie, 1-ft cartons, ...... ft 50 Sulpho-carbolate, 1-oz vials...... oz 15 Ash,black, pressed.lbs...... ft 30 Salicylic, 14-lb cartons,...... 1b 55 Sulpho-cyanate...... lb 58 oz 12 Ash,'mountain, pressed, lbs...... tt> 28 Salicylic, 54-lb cartons, ...... lb 60 Tartrate (neutral)...... 1b 105 Ash. prickly, pressedffis...... ft 30 Salicylic, 1-oz cart...... oz 10 Valerinate...... 5b 1 73 oz 24 Ash. white, pressedtbs...... ft 25 Salicylic, (from winterg’n ,) ...... oz 39 Amyl, acetate, pure...... ft 74 Barberry, pressed, fts...... lb 30 Succinic, pure ...... oz 57 D Butyrate...... ft 1 83 Basswood, pressed, lbs...... lb 24 Sulphanilic,...... oz 26 Nitrate...... oz 37 Bavberry, pressed, ...... ft 25 Sulphocarbolic...... ; ...... oz 35 Nitrite ...... oz 21 Bay berry, powdered...... lb 30 Sulphuric, arom. (elixir vitriol)...... ft 50 Valerianate...... 1b 2 63 Beech, pressed fts...... ft 28. Sulphuric, com’l 66%...... ft 05 Birch, pressed,’fts...... ft 24 Sulphuric, chem pure...... to 17 Aniline, black nigrostine, for Ink...... 5b 2 00 Bitter Sweet, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Sulphorous,...... 1b 15 Blue, navy...... 1b 2 50 Blackberry, of root, press, fts...... 1b 20 Blue-blue, extra...... 5b 3 50 Tannic, 1-oz. cartons,...... oz 16 Black Haw, pressed, fts...... ft 45 Blue, Nicholson, B...... 1b 2 25 Boxwood, pressed, lbs...... lb 20 Tannic, 1-lb. cartons...... ft 90 Blue, Nicholson, BB...... 5b 3 25 Buckthorn, pressed, lbs...... Ib 22 Tartaric, crys...... to 39 Brown, Bismark...... ft 1 00 Tartaric, powd...... lb 40 Butternut, pressed, fts...... lb 20 Green, prime...... ft 1 50 Canella, powdered...... lb 45 Trichloracetic...... oz 36 Green, extra...... 5b 2 00 Thyrine (Thymol) Canella, pressed, fts...... lb 40 __ — ...... ft 2 80 oz 26 Orange, extra...... 5b 1 25 Cascara Sagrada, pressed, fts...... ft 25 Tri chlor Acetic, 1-oz G. S. vis.,...... oz 30D Red, A lbany...... 1b 60 Valerianic, 1-oz. vials and tin, ...... oz 26 Cascarrilla, pressed, lbs...... lb 30 Red, Diamond Fuchsine...... 5b 2 25 Cascarilla, powdered...... 1b 35 Red, eosine, bluish...... 5b 2 60 Cassia...... Ib 20 Aconitine, Amorphous % -oz. vials...... ea 1 47 Red, eosine fine...... 5b 3 00 Cassia, powdered...... 1b 25 Scarlet...... 5b 100 Cassia Saigon, rolls...... lb 75 A g a r ic in , 1-oz. vials...... oz 79 Scarlet, extra...... — ft 1 25 Cassia Saigon, powdered...... lb 65 15-grain vials...... ea 12 Violet (or purple) B ...... ft 1 75 Chestnut, pressed, lbs...... lb 25 Violet (or purple) B B ...... ft 2 50 Cinchona, red, S. Am ...... lb 30 A g a r ic , white...... ft 44 Yellow...... ft 2 00 Cinchona, red, S. Am.,powd...... Ib 35 A n n atto...... ft 55 Cinchona, red, Rubingosa...... lb 40 A g a t liin ...... oz 2 75 Annattoine...... 5b 90 Cinchona, red, Rubingosa, powdered...... lb 45 Anodyne, Hoffman’s, 1-ft cans, inclusive... ft 63 Cinchona, yellow...... lb 30 A g u r in ...... oz 170 Antifebrine, 1-oz vials...... oz 18 Cinchona, yellow, powd...... : ...... lb 35 26 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, Eto.—Cont. Bark, Oramp, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Blue Vitriol__ _ Hi 10 Chloral Hydrate. Cramp, powd...... ft 35 Powdered...... Hi 14 Crusts, 1-ft glass bot., in cl...... Ib 1 25 Oundurango, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 B o le , Armenia. .Hi 16 Crusts, )4-R> glass bot., incl...... ft 1 35 Elder, pressed, lbs...... •...... ft 30 B o n e A s h ...... Hi 09 Crusts, 54-ft glass bot., incl...... lb 1 45 Elm, ground...... ft 22 Hi Crusts, l-oz glass vis. incl...... oz 15 35 1 30 Elm, select, slabs...... ft 25 i 40 Crystals, 1-lb. glass bot., incl...... lb .H 1 40 Elm, powd...... ®> 23 B o n e M ea l...... 25 H) 03)4 . lb 04 Crystals, H-lb. glass bot., incl...... ft Fringetree, of root, pressed, lbs...... ft 50 Crystals, M-lb. glass bot., incl...... lb 1 50 25 H> 09 Crystals, 1-oz. glass vials, incl...... oz 17 Hemlock, powd ...... ••• ft Powd., l-H ctn., 48 lbs in case 4 80 Hi 12 Hemlock, pressed, fts ...... ® 20 Croton. 1-oz. vials...... oz 38 25 “ Powd., ‘A-ft ctn., 48 lbs in case 5 20 H i i2ys Chloroform, Incl...... 7-lb. bottle 40___ lb 45 Ivy, Amer. of root, pressed, lbs...... Hi 13 Jam Dogwood, pressed, H...... ft 30 “ Powd., 14-lb ctn., 24 lbs in case 2 80 Hi 47 “ Powd., 1-lb tins, 24 lbs in case 2 90 Hi 14 Purified...... ft Jersey Tea, pressed, His...... ft 30 Squibb’s, Purified...... ft 87 30 Powd., 5-R> box, 60 lbs in case 4 70 Hi 11 38 Magnolia, pressed. Ibs...... • • ft Hi 44 Chlorophyll, pure...... oz Mezereon, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 “ G lass...... Chromium, Chloride, cryst. 1-oz. ^vials...... oz 1 00 35 Boric Spangles, 24H> ctn., in case...... 4 10 Hi Moosewood. pressed, Ibs...... S> Hi Chloride, solution, 1-oz. vials...... oz 18 Oak, black, pressed, lbs...... ft 22 “ Powd., 24H) ctn., in case...... 2 10 22 Boraxo, Bath Powd., 24 cans in case. 4 65 lb Chrysarobin ...... Ib 5 27___ oz 39 Oak, red, pressed, H>s...... ft • lb 45 Oak, white, pressed, lbs...... ft 22 Cinchonine, Pure Aik. 1-oz. vials...... oz 27 Osier, green, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 B r o m in e , 1-oz. vials and tin case..Ib 68 OZ 22 Bisulphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 22 Peach, pressed, lbs...... ft 3ti .oz 63 Mixture, 3-oz. boxes...... box 25 Persimmon, pressed, fts...... ft 30 oz 24 Muriate, 1-oz. vials... oz 22 Pine, white, pressed, lbs ...... ft 20 oz 20 Salicylate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 33 Pomegranate, bark of root...... lb 35 ,1b 25 Sulphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 19 Poplar, white, pressed, fts...... lb 20 .oz 1 84 Cinchonidine, Pure Aik. Cryst., 1-oz. vials.oz 50 Poplar, white, powd...... ft 25 .oz 1 84 Bisulphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 33 Poplar, yellow, pressed, lbs...... ft 22 .lb 63 Muriate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 33 Prickly Ash, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 .Hi 40 Salicylate, 1-oz. vials ...... oz 37 35 Prickly Ash, powd...... ft oz 20 Sulphate. 1-oz. vials...... oz 30 Quaking Asp, pressed, lbs ...... ft 25 Sulphate, 1-oz. cans...... oz 29 35 oz 34 Quebracho, pressed, lbs...... ft 23 Sulphate, 5-oz. c a n s ...... oz 26 Rose Willow, pressed, fts...... lb 35 Sulphate, 50-oz. cans...... oz 23 oz 38 Sulphate, 100-oz. cans...... oz 21 Sassafras...... ft 22 Bromide. oz 53 fi 30 Cincho-Quinine, 1-oz. vials...... oz 1 10 Sassafras, pressed, His...... ft Citrated, 1-oz. vials...... Ib 2 83 oz 30 Cinnabar...... Hi 1 57 Sassafras, powd...... ft 25 Phosphate, 69 60 Citarin...... Oz 78 Simaruba, pressed, lbs...... lb Salicylate, . oz 49 Clover Head, red, pressed ozs...... ,...H> 40 Soap Tree (quillaya)...... lb 15 69 18 White, pressed ozs...... Hi 40 Soap Tree (quillaya) ground...... ft 30 Soap Tree (quillaya) powd...... ft 20 C a la m in e ...... H 15 Sweet, pressed ozs...... ft 25 C a lciu m , Bromide...... ft 58 oz 14 Cloves, Zanzibar...... ft 25 Soap Tree, pressed, lbs...... lb 30 Sumac, pressed, 1-lb...... ft 24 .Hi 22 Zanzibar, powd...... Ib Sweet Gum, pressed, H>s...... lb 35 Carbonate, 1-lb cartons., • lb 13 Cobalt...... lb 22 Tamarack, pressed Ibs...... ft 28 .H) 58 Powdered...... Hi 27 Wafer Ash, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 , lb 08 Carbonate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 37 1 25 .Hi 24 Nitrate, 1-oz G. S. V ...... oz 29 Wahoo Root, pressed, lbs...... ft 32 Wahoo Tree, pressed, fts...... ft 38 oz 24 Oxide, pure, 1-oz. vials...... oz Walnut, pressed, lbs...... ft 18 Hypophosphite...... lb oz 16 Cocaine, Alkaloid, ya oz. V ...... oz. 3 75 Wild Cherry...... lb 12 .oz 18 “ Muriate ozs. V ...... 2 90A Wild Cherry, ground...... lb 15 .lb 1 05 “ “ Ms oz. V ...... 2 95A Wild Cherry, powd...... ft 20 oz 38 “ H “ V ...... 3 00 A Wild Cherry, pressed, fts...... ft 25 oz 16 “ “ % “ V ...... 3 10A Witch Hazel, pressed, fts...... ft 22 . lb 1 28 Tropa Hydrocb, 5 gr. vials...... each 44 Willow, white, pressed, lbs...... 1b 25 lb 21 Cochineal, Honduras...... ft 75 Willow, black, pressed, fts...... 1b 22 21 Powdered...... ".. lb 80 Winters, pressed, fts...... ft 75 Sulphide...... ft oz 10 Cocoa, Butter...... 12-lb box 58— lb 60 ..lb 18 Codeine, Aik., 1-oz. vials...... — oz 4 70 Barley, Pearl...... ft 08 Sulpho-carbolate...... ft oz 12 Robinson’s. *4-lbs...... doz 1 75 % - o z . vials...... oz 4 90 Robinson’s, lb s ...... doz 3 00 C a lo m e l, Amer., Merck...... ,. lb 1 03 Muriate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 4 45 ,H> 1 35 ys - oz. vials...... oz 4 65 Bay Rum, domestic...... gal 2 25 Nitrate, 1-oz. vials. . oz 4 45 Imported...... gal 3 00 oz 23 . Hi 1 78 y s - oz. vials...... oz 4 65 Beans, Calabar...... lb 50 Phosphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 4 20 Cocoa, roasted...... ft 50 ,. lb 1 60 %- oz. vials...... — oz 4 40 Tonca Angostura...... Ib 2 25 C an d y, Coltsfoot rock, 5-lb. boxes— ,.R> 40 Sulphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 4 45 Vanilla. Bourbon...... ft 3.50 @ 5 00 Iloarhound...... 22 1b i2ya lb 15 34-oz. vials...... oz 4 65 Vanilla, Mexican...... 1b 6.00@ 8 00 .Hi 13 Colchicine, cryst., 15-gr. vials...... each 2 20 Vanilla, Tahiti...... Ib 1 50 lb 12 Collodion, 1-H> cans, incl ...... 1 lb 59 Bebeerine, pure, 1-oz. vials...... oz 2 14 Rock, assorted strings...... lb i2ys Cantharidal,...... f lb 1 83 Sulphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 1 55 Rock, selected, cryst...... ft 12 Cantharidal, ozs., incl...... f doz 1 83 Benzine...... gal. 18 oz 20 Rock, selected, gran...... lb 12 Flexible, incl...... * ft 63 Y ale Peppermint...... lb 15 Benzol, pure (benzine)...... lb 20 A Colocynth, Apples, Trieste...... 1b 50 Yale Wintergreen...... Ib 15 Apples, powd...... ft 55 Benzo Napthol...... oz 20 Cantharides, Chinese...... lb 50 Confection, aromatic...... ft 1 25 B enzosol...... oz 1 25 Chinese, powd...... lb 55 Opium...... Hi 1 50 Berberine, Sulphate, 1-oz.vials, Merck...... oz 1 72 Russian...... ft 1 00 Rose, ...... ft 45 Berries, Buckthorn...... lb 27 Russian, powd...... lb 1 05 Senna,...... ft 45 Cocculus Ind (fish berries)...... lb 17 Cantharidal Vesicant...... doz 5 50 85 Cantharidin, Merck’s, 15-gr. vials...... -.each 1 80 Theriac...... ft Cubeb, stemless...... lb 27 Copper, Acetate, pure crystal...... ft 68 oz 18 Oubeb, powd...... ft 32 Capsicum, powd ...... 5 ft 20 ...... lb 25 20 Ammoniated...... ft 53 Elder...... ft 35 Pods...... ft Arsenate. 1-oz. vials...... oz 21 Juniper, Italian...... ft 12 Card Teeth, (iron filings)...... 1b 15 C aram el...... 1b 20 Arsenite, 1-oz. vials...... oz 21 Juniper, powd...... ft 16 Carbonate...... ft 35 Laurel...... ft 16 Carbon, Bi-Sulphuret __ 51b. can .15 .. ..lb 18 Carbon, Vetrachloride...... 29 Chloride. “ Cupric” ...... ft 63 Poke...... ft 25 Cyanide, 1-oz. vials...... oz 21 Prickly Ash...... lb 50 Cassia Fistula...... lb 20 Castor Fiber...... oz 1 40 Iodide. 1-oz. vials...... oz 44 Saw Palmetto...... ft 30 Nitrate...... • ft 50 Sumac...... ft 20 Castorine, Baums, ponys...... doz 85 1 31 Baums, pints...... doz 2 25 O xalate...... ft Beta Eucane, ya s and 14s...... oz 3 60 4 00 Oxide, black...... lb 78 oz 16 V&s and ozs...... oz 3 50 Baums, quarts...... doz Sulphate, purified, 1-lb cartons...... lb 25 64 Baums, gallons...... each 1 20 Betol...... oz Cerate, Cantharides...... 1b 90 Copperas...... lb 04 Bismuth, Metal...... 2 63 Goulard’s, II. S. P...... lb 50 Powdered...... — ...... ft 07 Acetate ...... 37 Resin, U. S. P ...... ft 50 Corrosive Sublimate, 1-lb carton...... lb 93 Betanapthol...... 85 Resin, comp...... lb 50 Powd., 1 -H> cartons...... ft 93 Chloride...... 37 Simple...... ft 50 Cowhage Dow n, 1-oz. cans...... oz 50 Citrate...... ft 2 37 oz 26 Spermaceti...... ft 60 18 Ammon. Citrate...... ft 2 73 oz 27 Zinc carb , true...... Hi 24 Crabs’ Eyes...... oz Lactate...... 42 Cerium, Nitrate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 26 Powd...... oz 22 Liquor...... ft 30 Oxalate...... lb 46 oz 11 Crab Orchard Salt, Natural...... lb 25 Nitrate Oryst...... 26 Chalk, Billiard...... gro 50 Cream Tartar, cryst...... ft 33 Oxalate...... 37 Carpenters’ blue...... gro 70 Pure, powd...... lb 33 Oxide, Hydrated...... lb 3 15 oz 35 Carpenters’ red...... gro 60 Commercial...... lb 18 Oxide, Anhydrous... 36 Carpenters’ white...... gro 50 Creasote, Oxychloride...... }• 2 38 Crayons, assorted...... gro 60 Coal Tar...... ft 40 Phenol...... 95 Crayons, white, school, 1 gross boxes...doz 1 40 From beechwood...... ft 85 oz 16 Phosphate...... 1 oz 35 French, cut...... lb 20 Carbonate, 1-oz vials...... lb 9 00 oz 65 Pyrogallate...... oz 1 31 French, powd...... 1b 08 Creosotal...... ft 9 00 oz 65 Salicylate, 40#...... ] lb 1 82 oz 22 Precipitated, English...... Ib 12 Creolin, 1-H> bot. 18,00 doz. %-H> bot...... doz 4 00 Salicylate, 64#...... | lb 2 27 oz 24 Prepared in drops, 8-Hi boxes ...... :... Hi 07 Cresol,...... ft ■ 24 Subbenzoate...... 1b 2 80 oz 29 Pink in drops, 8-ft boxes...... lb 08 Crocus, Martis (oxide iron, red)...... ft 13 Subcarbonate...... I ft 2 46 Red. in fingers...... lb 12 Metallorum (antimony crocus)...... ft 33 Subgallate...... I ft 1 87 oz 23 White, lump...... bbl cwt 1 0 0 ...... Ib 02-04 Cubebin, y a- oz. vials...... Y » - o z 65 Sub Iodide...... I Hi 3 90 oz 37 Charcoal, Animal (ivory black)...... lb 08 Cudbear...... H> 30 Sub Nitrate...... lb 1 82 W ood...... ft 10 Cumarin...... ft 4 41 oz 371> Sulphate...... oz 33 Willow. 1-lb. boxes...... lb 20 Curcuma, Powd...... ft 15 Tannate...... I oz 26 China Clay...... ft 08 Dextrin...... ft 09 Valerianate, %-oz. vials.. J oz 61 Chinoidine, 1-oz. rolls...... oz 12 From potatoes...... ft 12 Bladder Wrack, pressed lbs...... lb 30 Chinaphenin...... oz 1 50 Diabetin...... lb 1 60 48 Blaud’s Mass, Po...... lb 31 Chinoline, pure, 1-oz. vials...... oz Diastase of M alt...... oz 67 Blue Mass, Mallinckrodt’s ...... Hi 53 Tartrate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 46 Powdered...... H> 60 Chloralamide, 25-gram vials...... each 85 Digitalin Y g - o z .vials...... oz 5 01 OMAHA DRUGGIST 31

DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. DRUGS. Etc.-Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. B o o t, Sarsaparilla, American, pressed, lbs. ft 35 ...1b 06 Silicate, liquid, 1 gallon 75c...... ft 13 55 . ..lb 06 Succinate ...... ft 4 46...... oz 3SD Sarsaparilla, Honduras...... B> Foenugreek, powd...... 10-ft box 08S 1b 10 Sulphate, pure, dried...... ft 15 Sarsaparilla, Honduras, ground...... ft 58 . ..lb 07 Sulphate, pure, cryst., 1-lb cans...... ft 15 Sarsaparilla, Honduras, powd...... ft 60 .-. ft 68 Sulphite, cryst., 1-lb cart...... ft 12 . ..ft 70 Sarsaparilla, Honduras, pressed, lbs...... ft 55 Sulphite, pure, recryst, 1-lb bot inc...... ft 27 Lobelia, powd. ...1b 75 Sulphite, dried, 1-ft cart...... ft 17 Sarsaparilla, Mexican...... ft 20 ...ft 04 Sulpho-carbolate, ft 57...... oz 10 Sarsaparilla, Mexican, ground...... ft 25 ...ft 12 Tartrate...... ft 60 Tungstate, pure, 1-oz vials Sarsaparilla, Mexican, powd...... ft 25 09 1b 12 ...... oz 21 Sarsaparilla, Mexican, pressed, lbs...... ft 32 Parsley...... ft 27 Valerianate, 1-oz vials...... oz 56 85 Poppy, blue.. ...ft 20 Somnal...... oz 75 Seneka...... ft . .lb 27 Seneka, pressed, lbs...... ft 1 20 Sozoiodole, M ercury,...... oz 1 20 90 . ..lb 25 Seneka, powd...... ft Potassium,...... oz 78 Silkweed, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 ...1b 1 40A 28 ...ft 1 40A Sodium,...... oz 84 Skunk Cabbage, pressed, lbs...... ft ...1b 10 Zinc, . oz 1 21 Skunk Cabbage, powd...... ft 30 33 Snake, Button, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 . ft Spartiene Sulphate, kj-oz vials...... oz 1 00 40 . ..lb 38 Snake, Canada, pressed, lbs...... ft .. .lb 44 Spermaceti, in cakes. . . . : ...... ft 45 Snake, Sampson, pressed, lbs...... ft 40 Spirits, Ammonia ...... ft f6 75 . ..ft 44 Snake, Virginia, powd...... ft ...1b 28 Ammonia, aromatic...... lb 58 Snake, Virginia, pressed, lbs...... ft 70 Camphor...... ft 60 45 Stramonium, powd. ...1b 33 Soapwort, pressed, lbs...... ft ...1b 10 Chloroform...... ft 60 Solomon’s Seal, pressed, lb s...... ft 30 Sunflower...... Ether (Hoffman’s Anodyne)...... ft 63 Spikenard, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 . ..lb 25 Lavender...... ft 60 Spikenard, powd...... ft 40 ...1b 25 Lavender, comp...... ft 50 Squills, white, sliced...... ft 25 Worm, American, powd. . ..lb 30 Nitre, 3f...._...... ft 35 Squills, powd...... ft 40 Worm, Levant...... ft 30 Nitre, 4f...... ft 40 Stillingia, pressed, lb s ...... ® 25 . ..ft 35 Nitre, ...... ft 57 Stillingia. powd...... ft 30 12 ft 25 Spirosal...... oz 47* Stone, dressed, lbs...... ft 25 1 25 25 Starch, Iodide, 1-oz vials. Merck...... oz 31 Sweet Flag, presssed, lbs...... ft 82 Tormentilla, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Stearin...... ft 33 1 00 1 10 Turkey Pea, pressed, lbs...... ft 1 04 Stearate Zinc, See Zinc. Twin Leaf, pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Iodide 1- Stone, Pumice, select...... ft 10 Unicorn, true, pressed, lbs...... ft 60 50 ....lb 6 50 Pumice, powd ...... ft 06 Unicorn, true, powd...... ft 65 Rotten, English...... 1b 15 75 Nitrate, fused, No. 2 ,1-oz. vials.. . . .OZ 42 Unicorn, false, pressed, lbs...... ft 53 Rotten, English, powd...... ft 10 Valerian, English, powd...... ft 40 Strontium, Acetate, ...... oz 18 Valerian. English, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 1 20 .. .oz 1 77 Bromide, cryst, ...... lb 58 Valerian, German, powd...... ft 30 Bromide, cryst, 1-oz v., ...... oz 13 Valerian, German, pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Snuff, Copenhagen, 1-ft jars. ... .ft 60 Hypophosphite, 1-oz v . ,...... oz 32 Valerian, Vermont, powd...... ft 30 Copenhagen, oz. ctns...... doz 47 Iodide, 1-oz vials, ...... oz 30 Valerian, Vermont, pressed, lbs...... ft 28 2 45 Iodide, M. C. W., ...... ft 3 05 Vervain, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 16 oz. ctn. ....lb 55 Lactate, 1-oz vials, ...... oz 18 Wild Indigo, pressed...... ft 25 ...ft 51 Muriate, 1-lb boxes, ...... ft 30 Wild Vam, pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Devoe’s Plain Scotch, 1 to 5-ft tins. ....ft 51 Nitrate, 1-ft boxes,...... ft 22 Yellow Dock, pressed, lb s ...... ft 26 Devoe’s Rappee, 1-ft tins...... ft 51 Salicylate, 1-oz vials,...... oz 15 Yellow Dock, powd...... ft 30 Garrett’s Scotch— Salicylate, Merck,...... ft 73 Yellow Jessamine, pressed, fts...... ft 20 1-oz tins...... 55 Strophanthin, C. P. 5-gr. vials...... vial 30 Zedoary, powd...... ft 35 ..doz 90 Strychnine,, Acetate. Vi-oz viais...... oz 175 Zedoary, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 ..doz 1 00 Bromide, Vi-oz vials...... oz 1 65 2 75 Citrate, Vi-oz vials...... oz 1 65 Rose Petals, damask, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 50 ..doz 5 50 Muriate, Vi-oz vials...... oz 1 65 Pale, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 ....ft 43 Nitrate, Vi-oz vials...... oz 1 65 R u b id iu m , Bromide, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 58 96 Phosphate, ys - o z . vials...... oz 1 70 Iodide, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 58 ... 1b 58 Aik., Vi-oz vials...... oz 1 05 Aik., 1-oz vials...... oz 85 S a b ro m in , ozs...... oz 70 Lorillard’s, Rappee, 1-ft jars. ...ft 65 Lorillard’s Scotch, 1-lb. jars . ..ft 59 Sulphate, 16-oz vials...... oz 1 00 Sabromin, Vi-ozs...... oz 70 Sulphate, 1-oz vials...... oz 80 Sabromin, Tablets, 8 gr. 20s...... each 35 Norkoping, 1%-oz. ctn...... ,. ..ft 40 Norkoping, 8-oz. ctn...... lb 40 Sulphate, powd, Vi-oz vials...... oz 1 05 Saccharine, refined,...... oz 20 Norkoping. 1-ft jars...... ft 45 Sulphate, powd, 1-oz vials...... oz 85 Refined...... ft 2 25 Red Mill, 1-oz ctns...... 45 Valerianate, Is-oz vials...... oz 2 60 Soluble...... oz 20 1b 55 Stypticin...... oz 6 82 Soluble...... ft 2 25 1b 12 @14 15-gr. v ...... ea 38 r box 6 50* Styrax, Liquid...... ft 45 Sago, Pearl, E. I ...... ft 08 r bar 70* Sublamine Tablets...... tube 32 ....lb 14 Sajodin,...... oz 1 25 ...,1b 14 Sugar, Burnt (caramel)...... ft 20 Castile, ElMerito. white, Vis. Milk, powd...... 10-lb. boxes 18 ft 20 Sajodin Tablets, 8 gr. 20s...... each 45 Castile, LaBotita, white. Is. ... ft 12 . lb 8Vi@10 Sulphur, Flour...... bbl2 90___ ft 3Vi@04 Sal Acetosella, 1-ft cartons...... ft 29 ft 11 @13 Flour, 100-lb bags...... ft 02% Epsom...... ft 04 ft 10 @12 R oll...... ft 06 Glauber...... ft 04 Castile, Yarritu __ Ib28@30 Iodide, 1-oz vials...... oz 37 Nitre, pure, large cryst...... : ...... ft 10 Castile. Yarritu, :tn.lb 1 55 Lac., 1-ft cartons...... ft 20 Nitre, pure, small cryst...... ft 10 Castile, powd ....lb 40 Washed, 1-ft cartons...... ft 15 Nitre, pure, gran...... •...... ft 10 ....ft 15 Sulfonal, Bayer...... oz 1 35 Nitre, pure, powd...... ft 11 . ..ft 14 Sulphon—Ethyl-Methane (same as Trional)oz 57D Prunelle Balls, 1-lb boxes...... ft 30 Whale O il. .. ..ft 10 Sulphon—Methane (same as Sulfonal)...... oz 44d Rochelie,...... ft 30 S oda, A sh ...... lb 04 Svapnia, Vi-oz vials...... oz 3 25 Soda...... ft 04 ....ft 06 Symphoral, 1-oz vials...... oz 130 Tartar (potass carbonate) incl ...... ft 17 ....ft 27 Syrup, Bromide Iron...... lb 75 Salicin, Merck.. B. & S...... ,oz 40 ... .lb 49 Dover’s powder...... ft 75 M. C. W., Merck., B. & S...... ft 4 60 2 45 Ginger...... ft 50 Salipyrin...... oz 80 2 Hydriodic Acid...... ft 50 ....ft 16 Iodide Calcium...... ft 65 Salocoll, Schering, 20-gram bottles...... bot 1 35 Arsenate, Pure— ...... ft OZ 11 Iodide Iron ...... ft 45 Salol, 1-oz...... ft 120 oz 15 Arsenite, Pure...... ft oz 14 Iodide Manganese...... ft 75 Salophen...... oz 1 00 . . .oz 11D Ipecac...... ft 75 Benzoate, 1-ft cart...... ft 53 D Lacto-phos, Calcium...... ft 65 Saloquinine...... oz 1 30 Bicarb, American...... ft 05 Lacto-phos, Iron...... ft 75 Salts, Crab Orchard, natural...... ft 20 Bicarb. C. P., powd. ....lb 15 Vi Orange Peel...... ft 50 Sandal-Wood, E. I., rasped...... ft 40 ....ft 23 Phosphates Comp...... ft 60 Bromide...... ft __ oz 10 Rhubarb...... ft 50 Santonin, Cryst. 1-oz vials...... ft 5 50 oz 46 83 D Rhubarb, aromatic...... ft 50 Santonin, powd, 1-oz vials...... ft 5 75 oz 45 26 Rhubarb and potass...... ft 50 Scouring Rush, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Carbonate, C. P., cryst.,., 1-ft cans ....ft 26 Rock Candy Syrup, bbls. inc...... gal 53a ....lb 20 Rock Candy Syrup, Vi bbls. inc...... gal 56A Seed, Angelica...... ft 35 ....ft 27 Rock Candy Syrup, 10 gals., Inc...... gal 61a Anise, Italian ...... ft 20 Chloride, C. P., 1-ft cart. ....ft 25 Rock Candy Syrup, 5 gals., inc...... gal 66A Anise, Italian, powd...... ft 25 .. ..ft 59 D Scully or Manierre-Yoe Brands...... less gal 70* Anise, Star...... ft 35 ,...oz 18 Sarsaparilla...... ft 50 Bird, mixed, 1-ft cartons...... ft 0614 Glycocholate 83* Sarsaparilla, comp...... ft 50 Bird, ft carton s...... 60-ft case...... case 3 50 . • • • ojz 16 Senna...... ft 50 Burdock...... ft 28 ....lb 06 Senega...... ft 50 Canary, Smyrna...... ft 07 ..-..ft 15 Simple...... gal 90 Caraway, Dutch...... ft 16 iodide, 1-oz vials...... ft 3 25. __ OZ 29 Squills...... lb 50 Caraway, powd...... ft 22 24 Squills, comp...... ft 50 , Cardamom, Malabar...... ft 1 00 ....lb 2 10 Stillingia...... ft 50 Cardamom, Mangalore, bleached...... ft 1 50 . . ..lb 16 Stillingia, comp...... ft 50 Cardamom, powd...... *...... ft 125 ....lb 49 Tar...... lb 40 Celery...... 5 ft. 18 ...... ft 20 .. ..ft 55 Tolu...... ft 45 Oolchicum...... ft 53 ....lb 12 Wild Cherry...... lb 50 Colchicum, powd...... ft 58 ....ft 14 Sweeping Compounds.—Wizard Floor Clean. Oonium...... f ...... ft 33 Pyrophosphate, 1-oz vials— ft 55. __ oz 11 25-lb. drum...... 1 00* Coriander, Bleached...... 10 ft 11— ft 12 Salicylate, 1-oz vials...... 12 50 lb. drum...... 2 00* Coriander, powd...... ft 20 Salicylate, 1-lb cartons...... lb 50 100-lb. drum...... 3 50* Cumin, Malta...... ft 22 Salicylate, C. P. Cryst...... ft __ oz 15 200-ib. drum...... 6 00* D ill...... ft 27 ,75.oz 40 Wizard Carpet Clean, 10c cans, 2 doz...... doz 85* Fennel, German...... ft 22 54 25c cans, 1 doz...... per doz 2 00* Fennel, powd...... ft 27 ....ft 22 Tannalbin,...... oz 89 vtu■ . f .e*iwwgswiw>3y.ty»s« Jlgf «H»1"»' yW.^.AiWy'jlPWiyv< ~------r: ■■ -» , — uu '/, %\ii§^8r7*

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DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRUGS, ETC.-Cont. DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. Talcum Pow der...... ft. 10 Warburg’s, P. D. & Co...... ft) 1 00 Z in c , Sulphide...... 1b .75 .... oz 18 Purified...... ft. 15 Warburg’s, 1-oz vials, P. D. & Co...... doz 1 15 Sulphite...... ft 1.00...... oz 21 Tamarinds...... ft. 15 Titan Chloride...... grm 30 Sulphocarbolate...... lb .46...... oz 11 Pulp...... ft. 40 Trikresol...... ft) 45 Tannate...... oz 26 Tannigen...... oz 75 Trimethy lamine, 1-oz vials...... ‘...... Oz 56 Valerianate...... oz 24 Tannof orm ...... oz 24 Chloride, H-oz vials...... oz 3 50 And Mercury Cyanide...... oz' 24 Tannopine...... oz 75 Trional...... oz 1 50 And Pottassium Cyanide...... ft 1.50___ oz 26 Tapioca. East India...... ft. 10 Tripoli, Mount Eagle...... doz 60 Tar, Barbadoes...... ft. 15 Missouri...... ft> 06 LIQUOR DEPARTMENT. Tar, Coal, bbls...... bbl 5 00 Troline...... gal 1 00 BRANDIES—IMPORTED, Tar, Pine, 50-gal. bbls...... bbl 9 00 Tropa, Cocaine Hydrochlorate. 1-gramme Tar, Pine, pints, 4-doz. cases...... case 2 80 vials...... ea 45 Cognac, Hennessey, hi ths...... gal 16 50 Tar, Pine, quarts, 2-doz. cases...... case 2 50 5-grain vials...... ea 44 Cognac, Hennessey, 5-gal. keg...... gal 6 75 Tar, Pine, %-gal., 1-doz. cases...... __ case 2 50 Turpentine, spirits...... bbl 52...... gal 65 Cognac, Otard Dupuy, %ths...... gal 6 50 Tar, Pine, 1 gal., 14-doz. cases...... case 2 25 Chian, 1-oz. vials...... oz 45 Cognac, Otard Dupuy, 5-gal. keg...... gal 6 75 Tartar, Emetic, cryst., 1-lb. cartons ...... lb 16 Venice...... ft> 35 Cognac, Reli Issir, %ths...... gal 3 00 Emetic, powd., 1-lb. cartons...... lb 46 White (Gum Thus)...... ft> 10 Cognac. Reli Issir, 5-gal. k eg...... gal 3 25 Terebene ...... ft. 73 Spirits, 50 to gal...... doz 65 BRANDIES—CALIFORNIA. Terebene...... s...... oz 16 30 to gal...... doz 100 Barton’s, 14-bbls...... gal 3 00 Terpin H y d r ,...... oz 09 20 to gal...... doz 1 25 Dreyfus, 14-bbls...... gal 3 10 Hydrate,...... ft. 50 16 to gal...... doz 160 Dreyfus, 10-gal. kegs...... gal 3 50 Terpinol, 1-oz. vials...... oz 37 Twigs, Bittersweet, pressed lbs...... ft> 25 Kohler & Frohling, 14-bbls...... gal 3 00 Terra Japonica (gambier)...... lr. 12 Unguentine...... ft 90 Lachmann’s %-bbls...... gal 3 00 Tliermol...... oz 75 Unguentum, Crede...... oz 90 Pacific Slope, 10-gal. k eg...... gal 2 30 Thiocol, Roche...... oz 1 47 Cranium, Acetate, 1-oz. G. S. vials...... oz 75 Stearnes. %-bbls...... gal 2 85 . Thiol, powd...... oz 1 00 Chloride, 1-oz. C. S. vials...... oz 51 Liquid...... 55 Nitrate, 1-oz. G. S. vials ...... oz 49 BLACKBERRY CORDIAL. Thymol, pure, 1-Oz. vials, ...... 29 Sulphate. 1-oz. G. S. vials...... oz 52 Monarch, 14-bbls...... gal 1 20 Thymol, 1-lb. bottles...... 2 88 Urasol...... oz 75 Monarch, 10-gal. keg...... gal 125 Thymol-Iodide...... ft 4 .OZ 44D Urethane ...'...... oz 57 Monarch, 5-gal. keg...... gal 135 Tin, Foil, heavy...... ft 20 Urotropin, Scher ring’s...... oz 60 Seneca Castle, 10-gal. keg...... gal 1 25 Foil, medium...... lb 25 Urotropin Tablets, 5-gr., 30s...... box 25 Seneca Castle. 5-gal. keg,...... i — gal 1 35 Foil, tissue...... ,1b 30 Urotropin Tablets. 7%-gr., 20s...... box 25 Eclipse, 14-bbls...... gal 100 Muriate, cryst...... lb 47 Vaecine, Virus, 10-point pkgs...... pkg 90 Hungarian Blackberry Juice, Vi b b ls..__ gal 1 70 Muriate, sol...... ft 26 Lymph, 10 tubes...... pkg 70 “ “ “ 10 gal kgs...gal 180 . .ft 26 Oxymuriate, Sol...... Vanillin, French...... oz 60 “ ,’ “ 5 gal kgs.. .gal 2 00 Oxide, Black...... ft 1 31 HAJA CALIFORNIA GOODS. Oxide. White...... ft 77 Veratrine, pure, Ys-oz vials...... oz 2 52 35 Port. 20 gallon. Fancy Pakage Incl...... gal 150 1 Tincture, Aconite, leaves...... ft 60 Verdigris...... ft Distilled...... ft 70 10 “ ...... gal 1 60 Aconite, root...... ft 60 50 Powdered...... ft 40 “ 5 “ gal 1 70 Aloes...... lb Veronal...... oz 1 60 Sherry, 20 gallon ...... gal 1 50 Aloes and Myrrh...... ft 60 “ 10 “ ...... gal 160 ..ft 50 Waters, M. & R. Licorice...... box 1 35 Arnica Flowers...... 25 “ 5 “ gal 1 70 Asafoetida...... lb 75 Bitter Almond...... ft ..ft 60 Cherry Laurel...... ft 30 Apricot, 5 “ gal 3 00 Brfiladona...... Chlorine...... ft 30 Blackberry. 5 gallon...... gal 2 25 Benzoin...... ft 80 Peach Cordial, 10-gal...... gal 3 00 . .ft 85 Water, Lime...... ft 10 Benzoin, comp...... 15 Blood Root...... ft 60 Distilled...... gal BRANDY—DOMESTIC. 60 Orange, Flower, triple...... ft 40 Bryonia...... lb 40 Cognac, 14-bbls., 90% ...... gal 1 75 Cactus, grand...... ft 90 Rose, triple...... ft Cognac, 10-gal. keg, 90%...... gal 180 Calendula...... ib . 8)5 Wax, Bay berry...... 1...... ft 40 Cognac, 14-bbls., 100%...... gal 1 85 Cannabis, Ind...... ft 1 00 Bees’, yellow...... ft 40 Cognac, 10-gal. keg, 100%...... gal 1 90 Cantharides...... ft 90 Bees’, yellow, refined, 1-oz cakes...... ft 42 Apricot, 10-gal kegs...... gal 2 00 Capsicum...... lb 70 White Star...... '...... -ft 65 Apricot, 5-gal. kegs...... gal 2 15 Cardamom...... lb 65 White, No. 1...... ft 55 Orange, 10 gal. kegs...... gal 2 00 Cardamom, comp...... Ib 60 White, No. 2...... ft 40 Orange, 5 gal. kegs...... gal 2 15 Catechu...... ft 50 Japan...... ft 25 Sonoma. 10 gal. kegs...... sal 2 25 04 Cinchona...... ft 60 Fruit, can, red or white...... bbls ib GIN. Cinchona, comp...... ft 60 Fruit, can, Pontiu’s, lA - gro. case...... case 2 00 Cinnamon...... ft 50 Parafine...... ft 15 Clark’s Juniper Gin, 90° 10’s...... gal 1 90 Cochineal...... ft 60 Johnson, Po., 14-lb cans...... doz 2 25 Clark’s Juniper, 100° 10s...... gal 2 00 Cohosh, black...... ft 60 Johnson, Po., 1-lb cans...... doz 3 75 Eagle, 10’s...... gal 190 Oolchicum Root...... ft. 85 Johnson, Prepared, 1-lb cans...... ft 30 Eagle, 5’s...... gal 1 95 Colchicum Seed...... ft 85 Anderson, Po., % - l b cans...... doz 1 75 Old Tom, 10’s...... gal 180 Columbo...... lb 50 Anderson, Po., l'-lb cans...... doz 3 50 Old Tom, 5’s...... gaD 1 90 Conium...... ft 50 White Precipitate...... ft 1 23 Schufeldt’s Imperial, 90%>10’s...... gal 1 75D Cubebs...... ft, 70 Powdered...... ft 1 28 Schufeldt’s Imperial, 100%, 10’s...... gal 1 90D Curcuma...... ft 50 Wine, Antimony...... ft 50 Schufeldt’s Rye Malt, 10s...... gal 2 05 Digitalis...... ft 50 Aromatic...... '...... ft 65 Lighthouse, Imported, Vsths...... gal 3 75 Ergot...... (...... ft 60 Colchicum root...... ft 60 RUM. Ergot, ethereal...... ft 75 Colchicum seed...... ft 60 90 Jamaica, V3 ’s, imported...... gal 5 50 Eucalyptus...... 60 Ergot...... ft Jamaica, 10’s Domestic...... gal 2 40 Galls...... ft 80 Ipecac...... ft 1 00 ..ft. 60 50 New England, %-bbls...... gal 2 10 Gelsemium...... Iron...... ft New England,10’s ...... gal 2 25A. Gentian...... ft 50 Opium...... ft 1 20 Gentian, comp...... ft 60 Rhubarb...... ft 75 WINE—CALIFORNIA. Ginger...... ft 60 T a r...... ft 35 Angelica, Barton’s, bbls...... gal 90 Guaiac...... ft 75 Wood, Brazil...... ft 10 Angelica, Barton’s, 10-gal. kegs...... gal 1 00 Guaiac, Ammon...... ft 75 Fustic, cut...... ft 06 Angelica, %-bbls...... gal 85 Hyoscyamus...... ft 60 Fustic, ground...... ft 07 Angelica, 10’s...... gal 90 Hydrastis ...... ft 1 35 Guaiac, rasped...... ft 15 Muscatel, %-bbls...... gal 85 Iodine...... Ib- 1 20 Guaiac, pressed, lb...... ft 17 Muscatel. 10’s ...... gal 90 Iodine, colorless...... 1b 1 20 Logwood chips...... ft 05 Port Type, Barton’s, bbls...... gal 1 00 Iodine, comp...... ft. 1 2o Logwood, ground...... ft 06 Port Type, Barton’s, 10-gal. kegs...... gal 1 10 Ipecac...... ft 80 Red Sanders, ground...... ft 12 Port Type, Ms-bbls...... gal 90 Ipeeac and Opium...... ft 2 80 Sandal...... ft 35 Port Tvpe, 10’s...... gal 95 Iron Acetate...... ft 60 Sandal, powd...... ft 40 Sherry Type, Barton’s, bb ls...... gal 1 00 Iron, muriate...... ft 50 Yerba, Santa, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Sherry Type, Barton’s, 10-gal. kegs...... gal 1 10 Jalap...... 60 Zinc, Metal Mossy C. P...... _...... ft 29 Sherry Type, %-bbls...... gal 85 Kino...... 85 Acetate...... ft .35...... oz 10 Sherry Type. 10’s ...... gal 90 Lobelia...... ft 50 Arsenate...... oz 26 Sweet Catawba, bb ls...... gal 1 00 Lobelia, ethereal...... ft 60 Arsentte...... oz 26 Tokay, bb ls...... — ...... gal 1 25 Myrrh...... ft 75 Benzoate...... oz 26 IMPORTED. Myrrh et Oapsic...... ft 60 Borate...... oz 26 Nux Vomica...... ft 60 Bromide...... oz 20 Port, Croft’s % ths...... gal 3 00 Opium, U. S. P...... ft 2 10 Carbolate...... oz 26 Port, Tarragona, V«ths...... gal 1 75 Opium, 1-oz panels...... doz 1 50 Carbonate...... ft .2 7 ...... oz 10 Sherry, I. W. B., LA ths...... gal 2 25 Opium, 2-oz panels...... doz 2 50 Chloride Gran...... ft .27...... oz 10 Sherry. .1. G. B., % ths...... gal 1 75 Opium, 4-oz panels...... 4 00 Chloride Gran. C. P ...... ft .44...... oz 11 IMPORTED SPANISH WINES. Opium, camphorated— ...... ft 75 Chloride Fused C. P ...... ft .32...... oz 12 Opium, Camphorated, 1-oz panels.. .doz 90 Cyanide...... oz 24 Juan Guillermo “ Rurdon” Port...... case 7 50 Opium, camphorated, 2-oz panels.. .doz 1 50 Ferro Cyanide,...... oz 23 Juan Guillermo “ Burdon” Sherry...... case 7 50 Opium, camphorated, 4-oz panels.. .doz 2 25 Hypophosphite...... oz 33 WHISKIES. Opium, deodorized...... ft 2 00 Iodide...... Oz 38 Orange Peel...... ft 50 Lactate...... oz 24 Quassia...... ft 60 Nitrate...... ft 1.05...... oz 16 BARREL QUOTATIONS. Rhatany ...... ft 50 Oxalate...... oz 26 Anderson Co. S. M., 1901...... gal 2 65 Rhubarb...... lb 60 Oxide W hite...... ft 18 Carter Bourbon, spg ’05...... gal 2 40 Rhubarb, aqueous...... ft 60 Oxide White C. P ...... ft 30 Clarke’s Pure Rye, spg ’9110’s...... gal 3 00 Rhubarb, aromatic...... lb 70 Oxide Hubbucks...... 1b 50 Clifford's Rye, spg ’01...... gal 2 45 Rhubarb and Aloes...... 1b 65 Perborate...... lb 4.00...... oz 39 Clifford.s Rye, spg ’02...... gal 2 35 Rhubarb and Senna...... 1b 65 Permanganate...... ft 5.25...... oz 53 Clifford’s Rye, spg ’03...... gal 2 25 Rhubarb, comp...... ft 65 Peroxide...... lb 4.00...... oz 42 Clifford’s Rye, spg ’04...... gal 2 15 Senna...... lb 69 Phosphate...... f t .89...... oz 12 Clifford’s Rye. spg ’05...... gal 2 10 Senna, comp...... lb 60 Phosphide...... ,ft 1.75...... oz 25 Clifford’s Rye, spg ’06...... gal 2 00 Serpentaria...... '...... 1b 60 Salicylate...... oz 22 Elk Run Bourbon, spg ’01...... gal '2 40 Stramonium Leaves...... ft 60 Subgallate...... oz 21 Elk Run Bourbon, spg ’02...... gal 2 30 Stramonium Seed...... ft 60 Sulphate Cryst. C. P ...... ft 15 Elk Run Bourbon, sp g’03...... gal 2 20 Tolu...... ft 75 Sulphate Gran. C. P...... 1b 15 Elk Run, spg ’04...... gal 2 10 Valerian...... lb 60 Sulphate Dried C. P ...... ft 25 Elk Run. spg ’05...... gal 2 00 Valerian, Ammoniated...... 1b 75 Sulphate Coml...... 1b 12 Elk Run Bourbon, spg. ’06...... gal 1 90 Varatrum, virid...... 1b 70 Sulphate Coml Powd ...... ft 12 Elk Run Bourbon, spg. ’07...... gal 1 8o OMAHA DRUGGIST 33

LIQUORS—Cont. LIQUORS-Cont. LIQUORS-Cont. Wine, Sour. 1 ints, 2 doz. in case...... case 10 00D WHISKIES-C ont. Catawba, dry, Kelly Island...... doz 4 50 14-pints, 4 doz. in case...... case 11 00D .doz 4 50 BARREL QUOTATIONS. Claret, St. Julien...... King William Scotch...... ‘...... doz 21 00 Claret, Zinfandel, R. D. Co.’s...... doz 3 50 Manhattan .Cocktails...... doz 10 00 Fair Oaks, spring 1904...... gal 2 60 doz 4 75 Finchtown Rye, spg ’03...... gal 2 30 Old Mission Claret, quarts...... Montrose, Qts.. Bond...... doz 10 00 .gal 2 30 Old Mission Claret, 5’s ...... doz 4 50 Mercantile Club Rye. Bottled in Bond. Finchtown Bourbon, spg ’03...... doz 4 75 Golden Sheaf Bye, spg. ’01...... gal 2 50 Old Mission Resling, quarts...... Quarts, 1 doz. in case...... case 9 50 Old Mission Resling, 5s ...... doz 4 50 5s. 1 doz. in case...... case 8 50 Golden Sheaf Rye, spg’02...... gal 2 35 .doz 4 75 Golden Sheaf Bourbon, spg ’03...... gal 2 25 Old Mission Sherry, quarts...... Pints, 2 doz. in case ...... case 10 00 Old Mission Sherry, 5s...... doz 4 50 Ms-pints, 4 doz. in case...... case 10 50 Golden Sheaf Bourbn, spg ’03— ...... gal 2 15 . doz 4 00 Hazel Gap, spg ’03 ...... gal 2 4o Sherry, R. D. Co.’s ...... Old Carter. Bottled in Bend. Hermitage Bourbon, 1903...... gal 3 10 Wine, Sweet. Quarts, 1 dozen in case...... case 9 50 Hermitage, Bourbon.1904...... gal 3 00 Angelica, R. D. Co.’s...... doz 4 00 Fives, 1 dozen in case...... case 8 50 .gal 2 80 Hammondsport'Sauterne, 5s...... doz 6 00 Pints, 2 dozen in case...... case 10 00 Hermitage. Bourbon, 1905...... doz 6 00 Hermitage, Bourbon, spg 1906...... gal 2 45 Hammondsport Tokay, 5s ...... Mi-pts, 4 dozen in case...... case 11 00 .gal 2 25 Old Mission Angelica, quarts...... doz 4 75 Old Crow Bourbon. Bottled in Bond. Hermitage Bourbon, spg. ’07...... doz 4 50 Hermitage Bourbon, spg. ’08...... gal 2 10 Old Mission Angelica, 5s...... V i-gal. bottles, 6 bottles to case ..> ... case 14 75 gal 2 50 Old Mission Muscatel, quarts...... doz 4 75 Quart bottles, 12 bottles to case...... case 15 00 Medallion, spg ’03...... Old Mission Muscatel, 5 s ...... doz 4 50 Medallion, spg ’04...... gal 2 35 5s bottles, 12 bottles to case...... case 13 50 2 25 Old Mission Port Type, quarts...... doz 4 75 Pint bottles, 24 bottles to case...... case 15 50 Medallion, fall ’05...... gal .doz 4 50 Medallion, spg ’06 ...... gal 2 20 Old Mission Port, Type 5s...... 14-pt. bottles, 48 bottles to case...... case 16 75 2 60 Old Mission Tokay Type, quarts...... doz 4 75 Old James E. Pepper, qts. 1 doz. in case..case 11 00 Mercantile Club Rye, fall ’04...... • gal . doz 4 50 Mercantile Club Rye, Fall ’07...... gal 2 00 Old Mission Type Tokay, 5s...... 5s, 1 doz. in case...... case 10 00 2 60 Muscatel, R. D. Co.’s — ...... doz 4 00 Pints, 2 doz. in case...... case 11 00 Old Taylor, spg ’03...... • gal .doz 4 00 Old Taylor, spg ’04...... ■ gal 2 50 Port, Type R. D. Co...... 14-pints, 4 doz. in case...... case 12 00 _ Old Taylor, spr. 05...... ■ gal 2 40 Port. Type Rose’s old...... doz 9 00 Old Lewis Hunter Rye. Bottled in Bond. Old Taylbr, spg 1906...... • gal 2 25 Port. Hammondsport. Empire, 5s...... doz 6 00 Quarts, 1 dozen in case...... case 10 00 Old Taylor, spg ’07...... •gal 2 10 Whiskey. Fives. 1 dozen in case...... case 9 00 Old Taylor, spg ’OS...... ■ gal 2 00 Anderson, Bottled in Bond. Pints, 2 dozen in case...... case 10 50 Old Standard, spg 1904...... gal 2 20 qts, 1 doz. in case...... case 10 50 V i pts, 4 dozen in case...... case 12 00 Sweet Briar Bourbon, spg ’01 ...... 2 60 5’s, 1 doz. in case...... case 9 50 Old Private Stock, qts...... case 10 00 Sweet Brier, spg ’02...... 2 50 pts. 2 doz. in case...... case 11 50 Old Private Stock, pts 2-doz...... case 11 00 Sweet Brier, spg ’03...... 2 35 14pt.,4 doz- in case...... case 12 50 Old Taylor. Bottled in Bond. Sweet Brier, spg ’04 ....'...... 2 25 Ashburn. Bottled in Bond. 14-Gal., 14-doz in case...... case 10 50 Sweet Brier, spg ’05...... 2 15 Quarts, 1 doz. in case...... case 9 25 Quarts, 1 doz. in case...... case 11 00 Sweet Brier Bourbon, sprg. 0 6 ...... 2 05 5s, 1 doz. in case...... case 8 00 5’s, 1 doz in case...... case 10 00 Sweet Brier Bourbon, sprg ’07...... — 2 00 Pints, 2 doz. in case...... case 9 75 Pints, 2 dozen in case...... case 12 00 Mi-pints. 4 doz. in case...... case 10 75 14-Pints, 4 dozen in case...... case 13 00 FINE BLENDED WHISKIES. Black and White Scotch...... case 13 25 Old Overholt Rye, Bottled in'Bond. Weller’s Star Rye, V% bbls...... 1 90 Belle of Anderson. Bottled in Bond. Cuarts, 1 doz. in case...... case 12 00 Weller’s Star Rye, 10 gal kegs...... 2 00 Quarts, 1 doz. in case...... '...... case 10 00 Pints, 2 doz. in case...... case 13 00 Weller’s Star Bourbon, 70%...... 1 65 5s, 1 doz. in case...... case 9 00 14 Pints, 4 doz. in case...... case 14 00 Weller’s Star Bourbon, 80%...... 1 75 Pints, 2 doz. in case...... case 10 00 Paul Jones X X X X Rye. Weller’s Star Bourbon, 90%...... gal 1 85 Mi-pints, 4 doz. in case...... case 11 00 2 doz. pint jugs in case...... case 13 00 Weller’s Star Bourbon, 100%...... • gal 2 00 4 doz. V i pints in case...... case 14 00 Garter, J, G., 90%...... 1 90 Canadian Club, Bottled in Bond, 7 years old. qts, 1 doz. cases...... case 14 00 Sweet Briar, qt 1 doz cases...... case 8 50 Coleman Rye...... 2 10 pts, 2-doz cases...... case 9 00 Elk Club R y e ...... 2 00 pts., 16 in case...... case 15 00 Canadian Club, 5’s, 5 years old...... case 13 00 pts. Amb. bot. 2 doz cases...... case 8 00 Elk Club Rye, 10-gal. kegs...... 2 10 14-pts, Amb.bots. 4 doz...... case 10 00 Golden Crown, 95%...... 2 00 Clark’s Rye. Bottled in Bond. Thos. Moore, Bottled in Bond.—“Old Possum Gannymede Rye, bbls...... 2 75 qts., l.doz cases...... — case 10 00 Hollow Pure Rye." Gannymede Rye, V i bbls...... gal 2 80 5’s, 1 doz. cases...... case 8 50 Quarts, 1-doz. case ...... case 11 25 Gannymede Rye, 10 gal. kegs...... • gal 2 85 pts., 2 doz cases...... case 11 00 5s, 1-doz. case...... case 10 25 Haja Rye, bbls...... 2 50 %-pts. 4 doz cases...... case 12 00 Pints, 2-doz. case...... case 11 75 Honey Dew Bourbon, 80%...... gal 1 80 1-5 pts. 10 doz cases...... case 14 50 14-pints, 4-doz. case...... case 12 75 Honey Dew Bourbon, 90%...... gal 1 90 1-10 pts, 20 doz cases...... case 15 50 University Club. Bottled in Bond. Honey Dew Bourbon, 100%...... 2 00 Cedar Brook (McBrayer) in Bond. Quarts, 1 doz in case...... case 9 50 Long bbl. Bourbon, bbls...... • gal 2 50 Quarts, 1 dozen in case...... case 11 00 5s, 1 doz in case...... case 8 50 Long bbl. Bourbon, V i’ s ...... gal 2 55 5s, 1 dozen in case...... case 10 00 Pints, 2 doz in case...... case 10 50 Long bbl. Bourbon, 10 gal kegs...... gal 2 60 Pints, 2 dozen in case...... *...... case 12 00 Ushers’ Scotch...... doz 15 00 Long bbl. Bourbon. 5 gal kegs...... 2 65 Half Pints. 4 dozen in case...... case 13 00 Western Club Rye, 5s...... case 7 75 Magnolia Bourbon, 70%...... 1 60 Cedar Run, Bond,Qts ...... case 10 00 Western Club Rye, qts. 1 doz. case___case 8 50* Magnolia Bourbon, 80%...... 1 70 Cedar Run, 5s...... < ...... case 9 00 Western Club Rye, pts...... case 9 25 Magnolia Bourbon, 90%...... 1 80 Cedar Run, Pts...... case 11 00 Western Club Rye, 14-pts...... case 10 00 Magnolia Bourbon, 100%...... 1 90 Cedar Run. % -P ts...... case 12 00 Malt, Star, 85% ...... 1 75 Clifford’s Rye, MINERAL WATERS Malt, Superior...... 2 00 qts., 1 doz cases...... case 9 00 Am’t in Price Per Mount Sterling Rye...... 2 50 pts. 2 doz cases...... case 10 00 case per case doz. Overton Rye...... 1 75 pts. amber, 2 doz cases...... case 10 50 Abilena, qts...... 50 $10 00 $2 75 Overton Bourbon...... gal 1 75 Ms-pt. amber, 4 doz cases...... case 11 00 Abilena, small...... 50 4 00 1 00 Old Jed Clayton Bourbon, 8 yrs...... gal 2 75 Clifford’s Malt. Allouez, 14-gal., still...... , — 12 5 25 5 35 White Wheat, 100%...... • gal 2 00 5’s, 1 doz in case...... case 6 50 Allouez, quarts, carbonated.. 50 7 50 2 00 Western Club Rye, bbl...... 2 10 Cream Rye. qts 1 doz cases...... case 11 00 Apenta, q ts ...... 50 10 00 2 75 Western Club Rye, Vi -bbl...... gal 2 15 Cream Rye, Mi-pints, 4 doz. in case...... case 13 00 Apenta, Small...... 100 10 50 1 30 Western Club Rye, 10-gal. keg...... 2 20 Dewar’s Old Higlil’h Scotch...... doz 12 75 Apenta Splits, Carbonated__ 50 5 75 1 50 CASE GOODS. Duffy’s Malt...... doz 9 00 Apollinaris, quarts...... 50 8 50 2 25 Ale, Bass, 8-doz. bbls...... bbl. lot 2.10 doz 2 25A Elk Run, bottled in bond. Apollinaris, pints...... 100 12 00 1 60 Guinness Stout. 8-doz bbls, bbl lot 2 10 doz 2 25 a Quarts, 1 doz. in case...... case 9 50 Apollinaris, Splits...... 100 9 50 1 20 Bass. Nips. 12 doz. bbl., bbl lots $14.00 — doz 1 35 5s 1 doz. incase...... case 8 50 Bethesda, 14-gallon, still...... 12 4 25 4 55 Guinness, Stout, Nips, 12 doz. bbl., bbl lots Pints, 2 doz. in case...... case 10 00 Bethesda, quarts, carbonated 50 6 00 1 60 $14.00...... doz 1 35 Half pints, 4 doz. in case...... case 11 00 Bethesda. splits, carbonated. 100 7 00 1 00 Ale, White Label...... doz 2 10 Golden Sheaf Bourbon in Bond. Bethesda Ginger Ale, pints... 100 9 50 1 25 Stout, White Label...... doz 2 10 Qts, 1 doz in case...... case 9 25 Buffalo Lithia...... 12 5 25 5 50 Bitters, East India, small...... doz 4 50 Pts, 2 doz in case...... case 10 25 Castalian...... 24 8 00 4 25 East India, large...... doz 7 50 Carabana...... 100 23 00 3 00 5 s ...... case8 50 1 65 Panama, small...... doz 3 50 V% p ts ...... case 10 75 Colfax,...... 24 3 00 Panama, large...... doz 6 00 Colfax Ginger Ale...... 24 3 50 1 90 Brandy, Blackberry. Gannymede’76 Rye, qts., 1 doz. case... .case 10 00* Congress Water...... 48 6 50 1 75 Hungarian blackberry Juice, q ts...... doz 8 50 Pints, 2 doz., in case...... case 11 50* Carlsbad...... 30 13 00 5 25 Richardson’s, qts...... doz 5 50 t^-plnts, 4 doz. in case...... case 12 50* Franz Joseph, lrge...... 50 12 00 3 00 Richardson’s, pts...... doz 3 25 Golden Sheaf Rye in Bond. Franz Joseph, small...... 50 6 50 1 75 Brandy, California. Qts, 1 doz in case...... case 9 50 Hathorn, pints...... 48 6 50 1 75 Richardson’s, qts...... doz 8 50 Pts, 2 doz in case...... case 10 50 Hunyadi Janos...... 50 1100 3 00 Richardson’s, pts...... doz 4 50 5s...... case 8 75 Londonderry Lithia, 14-gal... 12 5 00 5 25 Brandy, Cognac, Imported. V i pts...... case 11 00 Londonderry Lithia, pints— 100 10 50 1 50 Hennessy, * * * ...... — doz 19 00 Green River. Bottled in Bond. Londonderry Lithia, splits... 100 8 50 1 20 Paul Grimier* * * ...... case 16 20 Quarts, 1 dozen in case...... case 12 00 Pluto, concentrated...... 24 6 50 3 35 Montet. Imported...... case 18 00 Fives, 1 dozen in case...... case 10 00 Pluto, concentrated, 14-pts... 50 5 00 1 35 Champagne. Pints, 2 dozen in case...... case 12 75 Pluto, natural...... 24 3 50 1 85 Cook’s Imperial, quarts ...... case 14 00 V4-pts. 4 dozen in case...... case 13 50 Poland, quarts...... 50 8 50 2 25 Cook’s Imperial, pints...... case 16 00 Guckenheimer, Bottled in Bond. Poland, 14 gallons...... 24 8 50 4 50 Imperial, qts...... case 8 00 Qts 1 doz in case...... case 11 00 Red Raven Splits...... 50 5 00 I 35 Imperial, pts...... case 10 00 5s 1 doz in case...... case 10 00 Rubinat, Condal...... 50 12 00 3 25 Moet & Chandon White Seal, quarts — case 32 00 Pts, 2 doz in case...... case 12 00 Shogo Lithia Water, 5 gallon Moet & Chandon White Seal, pints...... case 34 00 V4-pt 4 doz in case...... case 13 00 demijohn...... each 1 40 Veuve Cliquot, Tel low Label, quarts. ..case 34 00 Hermitage Bourbon. Bottled in Bond. Shogo Lithia Water qts. plain 50 5 00 1 35 Veuve Cliquot, Yellow Label, pints...... case 36 00 14-gal.bottles, 6 bottles to case...... case 14 25 Shogo Lithia Water qts. carb. 50 7 20 1 60 Gold Seal Special, pints...... case 16 00 Quart bottles, 12 bottles to case...... case 14 50 Shogo Lithia Water pts. carb. 100 S20 1 10 Gold Seal Special, quarts...... case 14 00 5s bottles, 12 bottles to c a s e ...... case 13 00 Shogo Lithia Water 14pts crb. 100 6 80 90 Golden Age. quarts...... case 14 00 Pint bottles, 24 bottles to case...... case 15 00 Shogo Ginger Ale, qts...... 50 6 50 1 75 Golden Age, pints...... case 16 00 14-pt. bottles, 48 bottles to case...... case 16 25 Shogo Ginger Ale, pts...... 100 8 00 1 05 G in . Hermitage Rye. Bottled in Bond. Shogo Ginger Ale, 14 pts...... 100 6 50 85 Clarke’s Juniper Gin, qts...... doz 8 50 14-gal. bottles, 6 bottles to case...... case 14 75 Stafford, 14-gallon...... ; ...... 12 5 50 5 60 Eagle...... doz 8 00 Quart bottles, 12 bottles to case...... case 15 00 Stafford, carbonated, quarts.. 50 7 50 1 85 Gordon, dry...... doz 10 00 5s bottles. 12 bottles to case...... case 13 50 Vichy, Celestin, quarts...... 50 11 00 3 00 Old Tom, Burnett’s, Imp’td...... doz 10 00 Pint bottles, 24 bottles to case...... case 15 50 Vichy, Celestin, small...... 100 13 00 1 75 Old Tom, Richardson’s, 4’s...... doz 8 00 !4-pt. bottles, 48 bottles to case...... case 16 75 Villa’cabras, small...... 50 10 75 2 65 Old Tom, Boothe’s...... doz 10 00 Villacabras, large...... 50 18 75 4 50 Hunter Rye, 5s...... doz 12 50 Veronica, 14-gals...... 12 5 00 5 20- R. D. Co., Geneva Type...... doz 8 50 Iler’s Malt, Shufeldt Premium Dry...... doz 8 00 Qtsl doz in ca se...... case 7 50 Waukesha, Arcadian, med... 100 9 00 1 20 Woolner Dry Gin...... doz 7 50 Pints, 2 doz in case...... case 8 00 Waukesha. Arcadian, large.. 50 6 00 1 60 White Rock Lithia, quarts... 50 7 50 2 00 R u m . Vi Pints. 4 doz in case...... case 9 00 Iler’s Rye, Bond Qts. 1 doz in case...... case 9 00 White RocH Lithia, pints...... 100 10 50 1 50 New England...... doz 9 00 White Rock Lithia, splits...... 100 9 00 Negrita, Imported. ...-...... doz 18 00 5s, 1 doz. in case...... case 7 50 1 25 34 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRY COLORS, MISCELLANEOUS DRY COLORS, Etc.-Cont. READY MIXED PAINTS, ETC.-Con’ PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES, Etc. Silver L eaf.....'...... pack 1 50 Neal’s Carriage Paints. S m a lts, Black...... f t 12 •Discount 50 & 10%. Alabastine, White, 5-lb pkgs, 100-ft case___ft 10 . ..lb 12 All tints, 5-ft pkgs, 100-ft case...... ft 11 B lue...... Astd. case Green...... ft 10 contains White, bbls and M-bbls...... -®> 09 12 Discount, 40%. Red...... ft Qt. Pt. M-Pt. Qt. Pt. MPt Aluminum D eaf...... pack 1 25 U m b er, Burnt American ...... lb 03 Burnt Turkey...... lb 05 Raven Coach Black.SI 00 $0 60 $0 40 6 6 6 Black, Drop...... ft 10 Citron Yellow ...... 1 00 60 40 1 2 2 Drop, powder...... ft 12 U m b er, Raw American...... lb 03 ...... ft 05 Vermillion...... 1 30 so 55 1 2 2 Black, Ivory...... Ib 10 Raw Turkey...... Lamp, common, Is, Ms, Ms and Ms...... lb 8@15 Vermilion, American, bulk .lb 14 Brilliant Blue...... 1 00 60 40 1 2 2 Lamp, Germantown, Is, Ms, Ms andMs___B>10@16 American, 6 -lb cans...... ft 16 Acme Wine...... 1 00 60 40 1 2 2 Chinese...... lb 1 25 Lead, American...... ft 08 ...... lb Coach Green...... 1 00 60 40 1 2 2 Lead, East India...... 5) 13 English...... 95 White,Paris, A m ...... bbl 1 20 ft lM@-2 Carmine R ed...... 1 30 80 55 1 2 2 Blue, Celestial...... ft 08 Paris, English...... bbl 1 25 ft 1&@2M Brewster Green__ . 1 00 60 40 1 2 2 Chinese, powdered...... S> 55 Cobalt W h itin g , Gilders...... bbl 110 ft 1M@2 White...... 1 30 80 55 1 2 2 ...... lb 25 Spanish...... bbl 1 00 ft 1M@2 Prussian A, powdered...... ft 45 Yellow Chrome, pure, 6 -lb boxes 14 Soluble...... ft 50 ...... lb Com., 6-ft boxes...... ft 10 Detroit White Lead Works Ready-Mixed Ultramarine, H. B., 28-lb box, 15...... ft> 18 Com., kegs...... ft 06M Varnish Gloss Carriage Paints. Brown, Spanish...... bbl 01...... 1b 1M 02 Z in c , White, American...... ft 10 Vandy ke, American...... lb 03 White, French...... ft 10 Discount, 50 & 10%. Vandyke, German...... lb 10 White, in oil. Green Seal, 25-1b cans. . ..ft UM Quarts. Pints. M Pints Carmine, No. 40...... oz 40 White, in oil, Red Seal, 25- tb cans...... 1b 30 M Black...... $1 00 60 40 White, in oil, com., small tins...... ft 10 No. 40...... lb 4 00 Blue ...... 1 00 60 40 Diamond Dust ...... ft 40 White, in varnish, com., small tins...... ft 12 fimery, Cloth...... quire 60 Yellow...... 1 00 60 40 Paper, assorted 00 to 1M...... quire 25 SENOUR’S FLOOR PAINT. Verdure Green...... 100 60 40 flo u r ...... lb 08 Gallon cans...... gal $1 10 Quaker Green...... 1 00 60 40 Grain...... ft 12 M gallon cans ...... gal 1 15 Brewster Green...... 60 40 Flake White, American...... — lb 12 Quart can s...... gal 1 20 Flake White, English...... lb 15 Wine Color...... ;., The Finest and Strongest Colors on the Market. ... 1 00 60 40 Frosting, White...... lb 40 Discount 40%. White...... 1 30 80 50 Glass Cutters, Steel...... doz 80 BROWNS. Vermillion...... 1 30 80 50 Glazier’s Points, M-ft pkgs...... lb 15 Raw and burnt U mber...... lb $0 20 Rose...... 1 30 80 50 G lue. Raw and burnt Sienna...... lb 22 Carmine...... 1 30 80 50 X X Clear...... bbls 12 ft 17 Vandyke Brown...... lb 21 XL Flake...... bbls 12 ft 17 BLACKS. I. S. Sheet...... bbls 13 ft 16 Refined Lamp Black...... lb 27 Columbian Barn a n d R o o f P a in ts. Ribbon...... ft 18 Coach B lack...... lb 27 Fish...... bbls 16 1b 20 Sign Writers’ Black...... ft 27 Brown, Red, and Slate. Ex. Ground...... 1b 14 Ivory Black...... lb 27 White A ...... bbls 18 Ib 20 Drop Black...... lb 27 Barrels...... gal 65 White B ...... ft 18 Lettering Black...... lb 27 M barrels...... gal 70 1b 16 White C...... bbls 12 Black Paint...... lb 27 5 and 10 gallon kits...... gal 72M 80 Gold Bronze, No. 4,000...... ft BLUES. 1 gallon cans...... gal 75 No. 5,000...... lb 90 Prussian Blue...... lb 65 No. 6,000...... Ib 1 00 Ultramarine Blue...... lb 34 Gold Leaf, Hasting, X X deep. 7 50 Chinese Blue...... lb 75 Azure Blue...... Tb 58 Graining Combs, Steel. Taylor...... set 1 15 Green, Chrome, com., kegs__ ...... lb 08 GREENS. VARNISHES. Chrome, com., 6-Tb boxes...... 1b 10 Chrome Green, L. M. & D ...... lb 27 Chrome, pure, 6-lb boxes...... lb 12 French Green...... ft 30 No charge for containers. Olive or Bronze Green...... lb 38 Magnesia*, 6-ft boxes...... 1b 15 R. D. Co. Imperial Varnishes. Marseilles, 6-ft boxes...... ft 16 Permanent French Green...... lb 52 Marseilles, in oil...... ft 18 Bottle Green...... v ...... tb 40 Green, Paris, S. S. F., arsenic, kegs...... 1b 22A REDS. Size Gals 5 gal 10 gal...... ft 22 M Indian Red...... ft 26 Asphaltum. B ...... SO 60 SO 55 SO 50 14, 28 and" 56-lb kits...... 1b 23 M Venetian Red...... ft 17 Aspbaltum, Turpentine...... 70 65 60 2 and 5-lb paper boxes ...... 1b 23M Tuscan Red...... 1b 32 ...... No, 1 Furniture...... ___ 65 60 55 1-lb paper boxes...... 1b 24 a Imperial Red...... 1b 20 M-lb paper boxes...... 1b 25 a Calcutta Red...... 1b 52 No. 1. Copal...... 60 55 M-lb paper boxes...... ft 26A Flat Brick Red...... lb 18 No. Coach...... 75 70 65 American Vermillion...... 1b 36 Harness Oil, Miller’s M-pts...... doz 2 00 Extra Coach...... ,.. . 90 85 80 Miller’s, pts...... '. .. .doz 3 75 English Vermillion...... ft Mkt. Miller’s, qts...... doz 5 67 Rose Pink...... lb 34 Japan Dryer ,lB” ...... 60 55 50 Uncle Sam, M-pts...... 1 50 Rose Lake...... lb 56 Japan Djyer. No. 1 “T” ...... 60 55 Cherry R e d ...... ft 40 U ncle Sam, pts...... 2 50 Japan Dryer, Turpentine...... 70 65 Uncle Sam, qts...... 4 00 YELLOWS. No. 1 Damar...... 1 05 1 00 95 L iq u id S la tin g , gallons...... 1 80 English Chrome Yellow, L-M-O-D...... 1b 36 M-gallons...... 95 Dutch P in k ...... ft 32 Extra Damar...... 1 25 1 20 1 15 Quarts'...... 50 Oxford Ochre...... lb 23 Hard Oil Finish...... 90 85 80 30 Yellow Ochre...... ft 17 Mineral Paint. Golden Ochre...... ft 23 Chatanooga or Low’s...... bbls 1 1b 1M@2 Stone Ochre...... lb 17 Boston Varnish Co’s. High Grade Varnishes. Prince’s ...... bbls 1M 1b ' 2@2M French Ochre...... 1b 16 Rawlins’ ...... bbls 1 ft 1M@2M GRAINING COLORS. Discount 25%. O eh re, G ra y ...... bbls 1 ft 1M@2 Light and Dark O a k ...... ft 21 Kyanize Spar Composition...... gal $4 00 American...... bbls \ 1b 1@2 Walnut...... lb 21 Kyanize Coach Varnish...... gal 2 00 French...... bbls lb 1M@2M A sh ...... lb 21 French Floated...... bbls 1 lb 1M@2 Chestnut...... ft 21 Kyanize Floor Finish...... gal 2 50 Golden...... bbls 1 ft 1M@2 Mahogany or Cherry...... ft 22 Kyanize Interior Finish...... gal 2 50 Rochelle...... bbls 1% ft 2@3 Orange Mineral...... lb 10 WHITE AND CABINET VARNISHES. P a in t Mills, No. 2...... ‘ 7 50 WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD AND No. 3 ...... 6 00 LITHARGE. P u tty , pure, 100-lb cans._____ ...... ft 02 Collier’s, Red Seal, Southern, Hammer or Carter Extra White Demar...... gal 2 50 Putty, pure, 50-lb cans...... ft 02 M 100, 200 or 500 ft kegs...... 1b 06 % White Demar...... gal 2 00 Putty, pure, 25-lb cans...... ft 02 M 25 or 5<> ft kegs...... 1b 07 % Cabinet Rubbing...... gal 2 50 Putty, pure. Bladder...... ft2M@2M 12Mft kegs...... ft 07 M Putty, com’l, 25-ft cans...... ft 02M Dry Red or White Lead and Litharge. Pumice Stone, Select Lump...... lb 10 100 ft kegs.... 1b 07 M 50 1b kegs. ft 079-6 FURNITURE AND COACH VARNISHES. Ordinary...... ft 08 25 ft kegs...... — . ___ ft 07% Powdered...... 1b 07 White Lead, Is, 2s or 5s...... ft 08% Columbia Lead, Is, 2s or 5s ...... 1b 07 Hard Oil Finish...... gal 2 00 R e d . Indian, English...... lb 10 ft ft Longwear Lead...... 06 No. 1 Furniture...... gal 1 50 Lowe’s Metalic...... bbls 9-10 1M@2 Imperial Lead...... lb 05 Tuscan...... ft 15 “No-Lus” Varnish...... gal 2 50 .bbls 85 cwt Ib Venetian, American...... 1@2 Exterior Wood Preservative...... gal 3 00 Venetian, Derby...... bbls 1M ft 2@2M 5HES, Venetian, English...... bbls 1M ft 2M@3 ETC. Flint-Lac Coach...... gal 1 50 Venetian, Prince Albert— .bbls 1 % ft 2@3M Richardson Drug Co’s Columbian. Linoleum...... gal 2 50 ft Venetian, Royal...... bbls 1M 2@2 M Ready-Mixed Paints. Union Japan...... gal 1 00 R o se , pink...... ft 15 Outside and Inside White—Nos. 64, 42, 14, 34, 5, 4 75.1b 03 R o sin , D bbl. 14.65 E-per280-ft bbl.bbl 10,93, 41, 24, 17,30, 23, 51, 4,43. 26, 28, 66, 91, 62, 53. CARRIAGE VARNISHES AND JAPANS. G—per 280-lb bbl...... bbl 5 25.1b 03M Gallons...... ;...... gal 1 00 Sanitary Kalsomine, W hite...... ft 10 M gallons...... gal 1 05 ...... lb 11 Quarts...... gal 1 10 English Finishing Body...... gal 6 00 White, 100- 1b kegs...... lb 09 No. 40—Green. No. 82—Yellow. Pale Durable Body...... gal 5 00 Less 45%. Gallons...... gal 1 25 Elastic Gear...... gal 4 00 Sand Paper,...... ream 2 75 M gallons...... gal 1 30 Sand Paper...... 15 Quarts...... gal 1 35 Heavy Gear...... gal 3 25 S ien n a, Burnt, American___ ...... ft 04 No. 80—Vermillion. One Coat Coach...... gal 3 50 • Burnt, Italian...... ft 08 Gallons...... gal 1 50 Quick Rubbing...... gal 4 00 Raw, American...... ft 04 M gallons...... gal 1 55 Raw, Italian ...... ft 08 Quarts...... gal 1 60 Goid Size Japan...... gal 3 00 OMAHA DRUGGIST 35

VAR NISHES—Concluded CLASSWARE-Cont. GLASSWARE—Concluded. Berry Brothers Varnishes, Etc. Toilet Cream—Wide Mouth Congress Square Recess. Discount, 20%. Full Less than Elastic Finish Interior...... $2 50 Cases full cases TINCTURES. SALTMOUTHS. Elastic Finish Exterior...... ------gal 5 50 2-oz., 3 gross in case...... ___ gro $2 50 13 00A Net. Hard Oil Finish, medium...... gal 2 00 3-oz., 2 gross in case...... 3 53A Doz Doz Hard Oil Finish, walnut...... 2 00 4-oz., 2 gross in case...... ___gro 3 38 4 05A 14-pint...... $1 30 Liquid Granite A, for new floors...... gal 2 50 W o o d P ill B o ttie s 14-pint. .. 2 50 Pint...... Liquid Granite B, for old floors...... gal .gro 60 ... 1 90 Luxeberry, light wood finish...... gal 2 50 2-drachm...... Quart...... 2 45 Luxeberry, white wood finish...... 4 25 4-drachm...... gro 80 14-gallon...... gal 8-drachm...... •gro 1 10 Union Copal...... gal 1 25 . gro 1 75 Spar...... gal 3 50 16-drachm...... Extra Painters’ Coach...... gal 2 50 Flint Packing Bottles, Syrup Dispensing Bottles. No. 1 Coach...... gal 1 75 Full Less than Loose Stopper. No. 1 Furniture...... gal 1 35 Cases Pullyjases Extra Damar...... gal 2 25 Net. 1 !4-pint, 1-gross cases...... 3 50 $ 4 2Ca No. 1 Japan Dryer...... gal 10 ...... 5 06 6 08A Pint...... 1 88 Shellac, orange alcohol...... gal 3 50 1-pint, 14-gross ca ses...... 1-quart, 14-gross cases...... 7 69 9 23A Quart___ 2 44 Shellac, white alcohol...... 3 75 14 40 A Shellac, orange, denatured alcohol...... ----- gal 2•40 14-gallon, H-gross cases , 12 00 14-gallon.. 3 75 Shellac, white denatured alcohol...... 2 50 5-pint, M-gross cases...... 16 31 19 58A ...... gal 1-galion, 1-6-gross cases...... 18 94 22 73A Valentine’s Coach Varnishes. 2-gallon, 1 dozen cases...... 50 00 60 00 A American Oils or Balsams. Flint Citrate Magnesia Bottles. Net. FINISHING. Gro. Wearing Body Varnish...... gal 6 00 12-oz., 1-gross cases...... $ 5 44 Pints...... 3 00 Medium Drying Body Varnish...... gal 6 00 12-oz., Patent Stoppers...... 8 50 Quart. ... 3 75 Elastic Gearing Varnish...... gal 5 00 Green Glassware. 14-gallon . 5 62 One Goat Coach Varnish...... gal 4 50 One Coat Gear Varnish...... gal 3 50 Plain and Round Shoulder Prescriptions. •WIDE MOUTH. English Oils. RUBBING. Full Less than Net. Hard Drying Body Varnish...... gal 5 00 Cases full cases Pint...... Quick Levelling Varnish...... gal 4 00 14-oz., 5-gross boxes...... gro 1 50 1 80A 7 00 1-oz., 5-gross boxes__ ...... gro 1 56 1 88A Quart...... 10 50 2-oz., 3-gross boxes__ ...... gro 1 81 2 18 A 14-gallon.. 3-oz., 2-gross boxes ... 2 63A 4-oz., 2-gross boxes__ ...... gro 2 56 3 08 A 6-oz. 1-gross boxes. .. 3 6SA FLINT GLASSWARE. 8-oz., 14-gross Doxes... 4 20A Net Prices. 12-oz., 14-gross boxes... 5 40 A Miscellaneous. 16-oz., 14-gross boxes...... gro 5 08 6 08A Philadelphia, Baltimore and Graduated Ovals, 32-oz., 14-gross boxes...... gro 7 69 9 23A Window Glass—New List. Assorted, 14 to 8-oz...... gro 2 63 French Square and Round Prescriptions. Discount on single strength 90-20$. Round Castor Oil Bottles. Full Less than Double strength 90-25$. Cases full cases Full Less than Per Gro. Per Gro. Cases full cases 6 to gallon, or 21-oz__ 6 90 A Tin Ointment Boxes. Meyer’s 14-oz.. 5-gross cases__ ...... |1 50 $ 1 80 A 8 to gallon, or 16-oz__ 5 63A Gro. Pat. 1-oz., 5-gross cases___ ...... 1 56 1 88 A ...... SO 34 2-oz., 3-gross cases...... 1 81 2 18 A 10 to gallon, or 12-oz — 5 33A Capacity 14-oz., plain, tin...... 4 73a 3-oz„ 2-gross cases___ ...... 2 19 2 63 a 12 to gallon, or 10-oz — 43 60 16 to gallon, or 8-oz — ..; ...... gro 3 56 4 28 A 4-oz., 2-gross cases___ ...... 2 56 3 08 A ...... 62 75 6-oz.. 1-gross cases___ ...... 3 06 3 68A 20 to gallon, or 6-oz___ ...... gro 2 94 3 53 A 7-oz., 1-gross cases — ...... 3 19 3 83A 24 to gallon, or 5-oz... 3 30 A “ 1-oz., <• ...... 86 1 15 8-oz., 1-gross cases___ ...... 3 50 4 20 A 30 to gallon, or 4-oz...... gro 2 63 3 15A ...... 1 16 12-oz., 14-gross cases...... 4 50 5 40A 40 to gallon, or 3-oz__ 2 70A 50 to gallon, or 214-oz ...... gro 2 06 2 48A “ 2-oz., “ ...... 1 38 1 80 14-oz., 14-gross cases...... 4 69 5 03 A ...... 1 55 16-oz., 14-gross cases...... 5 06 6 08A 60 togallon’or 2-oz...... 2 33A 32-oz., 14-gross cases... 9 23 A ___ 1 90 2 20 Assorted, 14 to 8-oz., 1-gross cases.. 2 63 FLINT FLASKS AND LIQUOR BOTTLES...... 2 15 2 50 Tall Blake Prescriptions. Shoo-Fly, Pic-Nic, or Jo-Jo or Columbian. > Gro...... 3 40 14-oz., 5-gross cases ... 1 88A 14-pint, 1-gross cases...... 2 25 ...... 5 15 1-oz., 5-gross cases__ 1 95A 1-pint, 1-gross cases... ___ 3 40 2-oz., 3-gross cases___ 2 25A 1-quart, 14-gross cases. 3-oz., 2-gross cases... 2 70 A Beaker Glasses. 6 gro. 5# discount. Larger quantity ask for 4-oz., 2-gross cases— ...... gro 2 63 3 15 A No. 00, 1-oz...... 80 6-oz., 114-gross cases.. special quotation. 3 75 A 90 8-oz., i-gross cases ... 4 28A Liquor Bottles. 12-oz., 14-gross cases... 5 48 A Full Less than No. 1, 3-oz...... doz 1 20 16-oz., 14-gross cases... 6 45A Cases full cases No. 2, 5-oz...... doz 1 35 32-oz., 14-gross cases ...... gro 8 50 10 20 A Assorted. 14 to 8-oz., 1-gross cases.. 2 75 Cylinder Mould Brandies, 4’s ....gro $8 38 $9 05 No. 3, 7-oz...... 2 00 5’s. ..gro 7 56 8 17 ...... doz 2 65 B a ll N e ck P a n els—Full size. 8’s. . .gro 5 38 5 81 No. 4 ,11-oz...... No. 5, 16-oz...... doz 3 30 Full Less than Bell of Bourbon, 5’s...... gro 7 56 8 17 - Cases full cases Tall Seal Brandies, 4’s ... .. gro 8 38 9 05 4 20 Per Gro. Per Gro. 5*s... .. gro 7 56 8 17 5 00 8’s ... ..gro 5 38 5 81 No. 7. 34-oz...... H£-oz„ 5-gross cases...... 2 00 2 40A Amber Brandies, 4’s...... gro 8 38 9 05 1 -oz., 5-gross cases...... 2 19 2 63A 5’s...... 8 17 Doz. 134-oz.. 3-gross cases...... 2 38 2 85 A Amber Hock Wines, 5’s .. 9 72 B e d P a n s —White...... 8 00 114-oz., 3-gross cases...... 2 56 3 08A 6’s . ..gro 8 38 9 05 124-oz., 3-gross cases...... 2 69 3 23A Yellow...... 7 00 2-oz., 3-gross cases...... 2 75 3 30 A 7-oz. Phil, or Balt. Ovals, Brandy Finish..gro. 2 90 No 515 Granite, grey...... '...... 15 00 14-oz. Phil, or Balt. Ovals, Brandy Flhish..gro. 4 40 214-oz., 2-gross cases. • •••...... 2 88 3 45A No. 510 Granite, white...... 16 50 3-oz., 2-gross cases...... 3 00 3 60 A 28-oz. Phil, or Balt. Ovals, Brandy Finlshgro.. 5 50 4-oz., 1-gross cases...... 3 44 4 12A 5 gro. lots 5$ discount. Larger quantity ask for B o x e s —Wood. „ 6-oz., 1-gross cases,...... 4 31 5 18A special price. Gro. 8-oz., 1-gross cases...... 5 25 6 30A Olympia Flasks. 1-16-oz...... 30 12-oz., 14-gross cases...... 6 31 7 58A 14-pt. 14 gross cases...... 3 00 2 85 %-Oz...... 15 R. D. Co. Special Imperial Ovals. 1-pt. 14 gross cases...... 4 55 4 33 1-oz...... 75 1-qt. V i gross cases...... 7 00 6 65 14-oz., 5-gross cases___ ...... $ 1 50 * 1 80A Dandy Flasks, scaew cap 6-oz...... gross 5 00 iys-oz...... 90 1-oz., 5-gross cases__ ...... 1 56 1 S8A Dandy Flasks, screw cap 12-oz...... gross 6 00 4-oz...... 2 00 2-oz., 3-gross cases___ ...... 1 81 2 18a 3-oz., 2-gross cases___ ...... 2 19 2 63a Shop Furniture. Chemical Flasks. Round or Flat Bottom. 4-oz., 2-gross cases...... 2 56 3 08A HEIGHT OF TINCTURES AND SALTMOUTHS TO 6-oz., 1-gross cases___ ...... 3 08 3 68A 1 00 7-oz., 1-gross cases___ ...... 3 19 3 83A TOP OF STOPPERS. 8-oz., 1-gross cases ...... 3 50 4 20A 2-gallon., ___7 in 1 25 12-oz., 14-gross cases...... 4 50 5 40 A 1-gallon.. 4-oz...... 6 in ...... doz 1 50 14-oz.. 14-gross cases...... 4 69 5 63 A 14-gallon. ....1 3 in 2-oz...... 2 00 16-oz., 14-gross pases ...... 5 06 6 08A Quart.... * OZ' ...... 32-oz., 14-gross cases...... 7 69 9 23 A P in t...... 9 in 2 50 Assorted, 14 to 8-oz., 1-gross cases.. 2 63 - ...... doz 5 25 Usona Ovals. TINCTURES. SALTMOUTHS. With Ground Mushroom With Ground Mushroom C h im n ey s Doz. 14-oz., 5-gross cases...... '...... 150 1 80 A Stoppers. Stoppers. 1 -oz., 5-gross cases...... 1 56 1 88a Net Sun, No. 1.'...... case 2 60 . 45 2-oz.. 3-gross cases...... 1 81 2 18A 55 8-oz., 2-gross cases...... 2 19 2 63A Doz Doz Sun, No. 2...... case 3 00 4-oz., 2-gross cases...... 2 56 3 08A 1- o z...... $ 75 1-oz...... !- ...... $ 95 Rochester, No. 1...... 75 6- oz., 1-gross cases...... 3 06 3 68 A 2- o z ...... 95 2-OZ.....L...... 1 15 Rochester. No. 2...... 85 7- oz., 1-gross cases...... 3 19 3 83A 4-oz...... 1 15 4-oz...... 1 30 1 75 8- oz., 1-gross cases...... 3 50 4 20A 8-oz...... 1 30 8-oz...... 1 70 Rochester, No. 3...... 12-oz,, 14-gross cases...... 4 50 5 40A Pint...... 1 50 Pint...... 1 90 La Bastie, No. 1...... 1 25 14-oz., 14-gross cases...... 4 69 5 63 A Quart... 1 70 Q uart..;...... 2 45 La Bastie, No. 2...... 1 50 16-oz., 14-gross cases...... 5 06 6 08A 14-gallon. . 3 00 54-gallon...... 3 75 85 32-oz., 14-gross ca ses...... 7 69 9 23A 1- gallon.. 4 50 1-gallon____ ...... 6 40 Straight Gas, 8 inch...... — Assorted, 14 to 8-oz., 1-gross cases.. 2 63 2- gallon.. . 9 75 2-gallon...... 13 50 Globe G as...... 1 00 36 OMAHA DRUGGIST

MISCELLANEOUS.-Cont. C ork s, in bags of 5C0 each. Price per 1000: MISCELLANEOUS.—Cont. Evaporating Dishes. Each. Mortars. Each $0 40 ...... 1ft...... ft to 1-in...... B> 60 No. 33—13-inch...... 44 52 7...... 1 ft...... 5 72 4 89 No. 40—15-inch...... 56 65 7...... 1ft...... 6 28 5 35 Graduates—Glass, Apothecaries. Cone Tumbler Shape. Shape. No. 45—18-inch...... 72 80 7 ...... 1 ft...... 7 65 6 65 No. 50-20-inch...... 80 1 00 8 ...... 1 .. . 3 93 1- drachm...... ea $0 15 $0 15 20 No. 65—26-inch...... 2 50 3 00 8...... 1ft...... 4 99 4 33 2- drachm...... ea No. 80—31-inch...... 3 50 4 75 • lft. 5 92 4 99 ft-ounce...... ea 15 15 "i s No. 100—39-inch...... 5 25 6 00 ■ lft. 6 59 5 55 1- ounce...... ea Square, 21x17...... quire 22 30 .ift. 7 65 6 32 2- ounce...... ea 17 20 18 Percolators—Glass. Each 9...... 1 ...... 4 55 4-ouDce 20 "25 Pints...... ’...... SO 25 9 ...... 1ft...... 6 12 5 12 6-ounce 25 Quarts...... 40 9...... 1ft...... 7 00 5 68 8-ounce 35 "46 ft-gallon...... 60 9 ...... 1ft...... 7 65 6 28 16-ounce 50 55 1- gallon...... 75 9 ...... 1ft...... 8 32 6 99 32-ounce 85 90 2- gallon...... 1 00 9 ...... 1ft...... 9 65 8 32 Graduates Single Double Percolating Jars. Each Scale. Scale. 1- drachm or 5 c.c...... ea SO 15 $0 20 Quart...... 10 65 20 22 ft-gallon ...... 1 00 Corks—Specie or jar. Price per 1000 2- drachm or 10 c.c...... ea 1-gallon...... 1 75 Diameter. ft m. ft in. ft in. ft-ounce or 15 c.c...... ea 15 20 1- ounce30 c.c...... ea or 15 20 Pill Machines, with Side Rollers. Each X ...... $1 40 $1 -86 $2 09 20 %...... 1 40 1 86 2 09 2- ounce60 c.c...... ea or 25 For 12 pills...... S3 25 1 ...... 1 63 2 09 2 23 3- ounce100 c.c...... ea or 25 30 For 18 pills...... 3 75 120 c.c...... ea 30 35 l f t ...... 1 87 2 43 2 56 4- ounce or For 24 pills...... •...... 4 00 2 09 2 80 3 02 6-ounce or 200 c.c...... ea 35 40 l f t ...... 45 55 1%...... 2 56 3 26 3 49 8-ounce or 250 c.c...... ea PHI Tiles. Each 16-ounce or 500 c.c...... ea 75 85 Porcelain, graduated, 6x8...... $0 75 l f t ...... 3 02 3 73 4 19 1 20 1 35 l f t ...... 3 49 4 42 4 89 32-ounce or 1000 c.c...... ea Porcelain, graduated, 8x10...... 1 00 l f t ...... 4 19 5 12 5 59 Graduates—Sterling, Complete. Single . Double Porcelain, graduated, 10x12...... '...... 1 50 l f t ...... 5 35 6 06 6 52 Scale. Scale. Plate glass, graduated, 8-inch...... 85 2 ...... 6 28 6 75 - 7 45 2-drachm...... ea 10 35 $0 45 Plate glass, graduated, 10-inch...... 1 25 2ft...... 7 21 7 98 8 65 1- ounce...... ea 30 35 Plate glass, graduated, 12-inch...... 1 75 30 2 ft...... 8 38 8 98 9 98 2- ounce...... ea 40 Retort Stands. Each 2 ft...... 9 31 10 31 11 31 4-ounce...... ea 40 55 90 Iron, 3 rings...... $0 75 2ft...... 10 64 10 98 12 64 8-ounce...... ea 60 Iron,4rings...... 100 2ft...... 11 97 12 69 13 97 16-ounce...... ea 85 1 15 2ft...... 13 30 14 63 15 96 32-ounce...... ea 1 15 1 65 Spatulas. Each 14 63 15 96 17 29 2ft...... Graduates—Sterling, Glass only. Single Double 3- inch blade, coca handle...... SO 18 3 ...... 15 96 17 96 19 29 Scale. Scale. 4- inch blade, coca handle...... 20 3ft...... 21 28 23 28 25 94 2-drachm...... ea SO 25 SO 30 5- inch blade, coca handle...... 25 3ft...... 26 60 29 26 31 92 1- ounce...... • ea 20 25 6- inch blade, coca handle...... 30 31 92 34 58 37 90 2- ounce...... ea 20 30 7- inch blade, coca hundle...... 35 4-ounce...... ea 25 40 8- inch blade, coca handle...... 45 8-ounce...... ea 40 65 10-inch blade, coca handle...... 85 16-ounce...... ea 55 90 12-inch blade, coca handle...... 1 20 P a p e r Bottle Cap. Cole white, purple., pink 32-ounce...... ea 85 1 35 green, orange, yellow. Tanks—Richardson Drug Co. Each Gro. Graduates—Rubber Base for. 50-gallon gasoline, crated...... S5 50 No. 1, for ft-oz bottle...... JO 25 1- ounce Sterling..... i ...... ea $0 11 60-gallon turpentine, crated...... 5 50 No. 2, for 1-oz. bottle...... 25 2- ounce Sterling...... ea 11 60-gallon oil, crated...... 6 00 No. 3. for 2 and 3-oz. bottle... 25 4-ounce Sterling...... ea 26 Test Tubes. No. 4, for 4-oz. bottle...... 30 8-ounce Sterling...... ea 25 30 3- inch...... doz $0 15 No. 5, for 6 and 8-oz. bottle... 35 16-ounce Sterling...... ea 4- inch...... doz 18 No. 6, for 12 and 16-oz. bottle. 40 32rounce Sterling...... — ...... ■...... ea 35 5- inch . doz 20 Mortars. Each 6- inch...... ••••...... doz 25 Glass 1-oz...... $0 15 7- in c h ...... doz 30 Cork Pressers. Each Glass, 2-oz...... 20 8- inch...... doz 35 Rotary, small...... SO 50 Glass, 4-oz...... — 35 9- in ch ...... doz 50 Rotary, large...... 75 Glass, 8-oz...... 30 10- inch...... doz 60 Iron, Small...... 25 Glass, pint...... 45 3 to 6-ipch, nested...... nest 15 Iron, Large...... 35 KAGlass, tanO} quart U...... 60 3 to 9-inch, nested...... — ...... nest 30 Iron, bell shape, pint...... 50 65 Tincture Presses. Each- Iron, bell shape, quart...... Enterprise, quart...... $3 00 Douche Pans—Zinc...... 9 00 Iron, bell shape, ft-gallon — 1 00 1 50 Enterprise, ft-gal.on...... 4 00 “ —White granite...... 13 50 Iron, bell shape, 1-gallon...... Enterprise, 1-gallon...... 6 00 “ “ —Grey granite...... 12 00 Iron, bell shape, 2-gallon...... 3 00 Iron, goblet shape, ft-pint..., 30 Enterprise, 2-gallon...... 9 00 Iron, goblet shape, 1-pint---- 40 Urinals. Each Drug Mills—Enterprise. Each Iron, goblet shape, quart...... 50 Glass, male, with handles...... SO 35 No. 7...... 11 00 Iron, goblet shape, ft-gallon. 75 Glass, female, with handles...... 45 No. 9...... 16 00 Iron, goblet shape, 1-gallon.. 1 25 Porcelain, male, with handles...... 55 No. 12...... 24 00 Iron, goblet shape, 2-gallon.. 1 75 Porcelain, female, with handles...... 60 st !f g^grpaSIP^^ ?^

OMAHA DRUGGIST. H fll>ontbl$ 3ournal of pharmacy

V ol X X II. OMAHA, APRIL, 1909. No. 4

OMAHA DRUGGIST. been increased are luxuries. The following- are some of the C. F. WELLER, PUBLISHER. articles which have been increased fully 20 per cent: all imported perfumes, Colognes, toilet waters, cosmetics, pom­ T e r m s o f S ubscription ...... $ 1.00 p e r y e a r ades, creams, hair tonics, toilet vinegars, shaving creams, R a t e s o f A d v e r t is in g o n A p p l ic a t io n . toilet powders, sachet powders, dentifrices (paste, powder and liquid) hair oils, brilliantines, rouges, bandolines, soaps, Contributions pertaining to current pharmaceutical topics invited. Vegetal lotions, and smelling salts. The most prominent Address all communications to makes and sellers are: OMAHA DRUGGIST PUBLISHING CO., Roger & Gallet Perfumes, Soaps, Powders and Toilet N in t h a n d Ja c k so n S t s ., O m a h a . Waters. Pinaud’s Perfume, Hair Tonic, Vegetal Lotions, Soaps, INDEX TO ADVERTISERS. Powders and Toilet Waters.

P ag e P ag e Houbigant Ideal goods. Alabastine Co...... 1 Krug Brewing Co...... 10 Guerlain Jickey. Alcock Mfg. C o ...... 43 Kyanize Varnish...... 37 Armstrong Cork C o ...... 46 Lawton Vineyard Co...... 9 Borjois Java Rice Powder. Arnet Bros. Medical Co...... 4 LeBron’s Health Co...... 7 Ballard, Jas. P...... 48 Les Trois Croix ...... 44 Atkinson’s White Rose Extracts. Barrister Cigars...... 5 Lewis, Frank P...... 4 L. T. Piver’s Azurea, Le Trefle Incarnat, Safanor. Beaver Soap Co...... 6 Martin-Senour Co., The...... 46 Borden’s Condensed Milk Co___Cover McMullen...... 47 Crown Perfumery Co. Crab Apple Perfume. Boston Varnish Co...... 37 Merchant’s Gargling Oil...... 47 Buchanan, James & Co...... 7 Metz Bros. Brewing Co...... 6 Jewsbury & Brown Oriental Tooth Paste. Centaur Co., T h e ...... 7 Midland Glass and Paint Co...... 47 4711 White Rose Soap. Chamberlain Medicine Co...... 4 Mrs. Winslow’s S. S...... 23 Chattanooga Medicine C o ...... 40 National Cone Co...... 39 Gosnell & Co. Cherry Blossom Tooth Paste. Clarke Bros. & Co...... Cover Old Overholt...... 45 Coca Cola Co.. T h e ...... 8 Pepper Distilling Co.. James E..Cover Lloyd & Co. Euxesis Shaving Cream. Columbia Chemical Works...... 45 Pepsin Syrup Co...... Cover J. M. Farina Colognes. Continental Varnish and Color Co. ..41 Philo Hay Specialty C o...... 4 Clark Johnson Med. Co...... Cover Planten, H. & Sons...... 48 Coudrays Lettuce Soap. Cudahy Packing Co...... 48 Sanford Manufacturing Co...... 41 Curtis Co., G. M...... 41 F. C. Calvert & Co. Soaps. Dallemand & Co...... 38 San Telmo Cigar Mfg. Co...... 2 J. Simon’s Creme Simon. Daugherty, John W ...... 39 Schuster Brewing Co...... 43 Duffy Malt Whiskey Co...... 40 Sleeper & Sons, A. L ...... 23 Societe Hygienique Soaps & Huile Philocome. Electro podes...... 23 Spiro Powder Co...... 41 Etna Chemical Co...... 38 Storz Brewing Co...... 10 Pears Soaps, all kinds. Fay & Schueler ...... 6 Stratton. John F. & Co...... 41 J. D. Stiefel Soaps, all kinds. Fischer Mfg. Co...... 38 Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co...... 39 Floor Clean Co...... 44 Taylor, E. H. Jr. & Sons...... 1 Glenn’s Sulphur Soap. Fly Ribbon Mfg. C o ...... 23 Todd A. M. Co...... 43 Freiberg, Sig & Sol. H ...... 5 Thompson’s ...... 37 Carmel Castile Soap. Fritzsche B ros...... 6 Urbana Wine Co...... Cover Dorin’s Rouges. Germicide Co...... Cover Walker Remedy Co...... 23 Golden Gate Adv. Co...... 45 Whittemore Bros. & Co...... 47 Any orders for the above items before the Tariff Bill Griswold’s Salve...... 42 Williams Manufacturing Co...... 48 Hammondsport Wine Co...... 45 Woodman Linseed Oil Co...... Cover becomes a law, will be filled at the old prices. Hollister Drug Co...... 44 Wright’s Smoke...... Cover ' R i c h a r d s o n D r u g C o . Hoffman, George W m...... 40 Yetter-Davison Wall PaperCo : ...... 7 Hydrox Chemical Co.. The...... 40 Zenner Disinfectant Co...... 37 Relative Prices Per Pound and Ounce. Opium— For Medicinal Purposes Only. The Southern Pharmaceutical Journal gives the following as a convenient table when invoicing: Beginning with April 1st, neither Opium nor any mix­ Price per Cents per Price per Gents per pound. ounce. pound. ounce. ture or compound containing or representing Opium in any A t $1 00 6 1-4 A t $8 25 51 9-16 form can be brought into the United States or any of its 1 25 7 13-16 8 50 53 1-8 outlying possessions except for strictly medicinal purposes. 1 50 9 3-8 8 75 54 11-16 Carrying into effect a law passed at the last session of Con­ 1 75 10 15-16 9 00 56 1-4 2 00 12 1-2 9 25 57 13-16 gress embodying this restriction, the Secretary of the 2 25 14 1-6 9 50 59 3-8 Treasury has issued regulations in which it indicated the 2 50 15 5-8 9 75 60 15-16 terms “ Opium” shall cover all of its forms including the 2 75 17 3-16 10 00 62 1-2 following named alkaloids, their salts or compounds and 3 00 18 3-4 10 25 64 1-16 3 25 20 5-16 10 50 65 5-8 such others as it may be found necessary to include in the 3 50 21 7-8 10 75 67 3-16 future: Morphine, Codeine, Dionine, Diacotyl, Heroin, 3 75 23 7-16 11 00 68 3-4 Peronine, their chloroforides, sulphates, phosphates, etc., 4 00 25 11 25 70 3-16 4 25 26 9-16 11 50 71 7-8 and all mixtures or preparations containing them. The 4 50 28 1-8 11 75 73 7-16 term “ for medicinal purposes only” used in the law is de­ 4 75 29 11-16 12 00 75 clared to mean for the treatment or prevention of diseases 5 00 31 1-4 12 25 76 9-16 of man or other animal. Smoking Opium will be seized 5 25 32 13-16 12 50 78 1-8 5 50 34 3-8 12 75 79 11-16 forthwith and destroyed as illegal importation. 5 75 35 15-16 13 00 81 1-4 6 00 37 1-2 13 25 82 13-16 6 25 39 1-16 13 50 84 3-8 The Payne Tariff Bill. 6 50 40 5-8 13 75 85 15-16 6 75 42 3-16 14 00 87 1-2 This bill, which will no doubt become a law, is a com­ 7 00 43 3-4 14 25 89 1-16 7 25 45 5-16 14 50 90 5-8 prehensive measure. The Committee has transferred some 7 50 46 7-8 14 75 92 3-16 articles from the free list to the dutiable, and has increased 7 75 48 7-16 15 00 93 3-4 duties on others. Most of the articles on which duties have 8 00 50 12 OMAHA DRUGGIST

C. B. Allison, formerly withM. Menzel, Pipestone, S. D., is assisting Geo. Buckman, the new proprietor at Gayville. "Personal Points The ideal toilet cream for refined people. Richardson’s A Pertaining to Pha-rmaLceuticeJ People A Camphorated Cream $1.25 per dozen. We guarantee its sale. G. C. Webster of Talmage, Neb., spent the 20th ult. in M. R. Tillotson is now with D. J. Fink, Holdrege, Neb. Omaha purchasing goods, returning home on the evening Geo. Ross is now clerking1 for Geo. Jay of Shenandoah, train. Iowa. When A. V. Pease, Fairbury, Neb., heard of the death of his mother last month, he chartered a special train to When ordering always specify Haja. Superior to all Fremont. others. R. S. Campbell has again taken charge of the store at A. Borgesson, Audubon, Iowa, has sold out to Willard Tobias, Neb., which was recently purchased by Sheppard Ferguson. & Rollins. H. T. Crawford has bought the F. H. Allen & Co. stock J. D. Barnes, Fullerton, Neb., passed through the city at Shelby, Iowa. the 2nd inst. on his way home from a business trip to Ded­ J. B. Jones has purchased the Atlantic Drug Co. stock ham, Iowa. at Atlantic, Iowa. Ed Hine, of the Red Cross Drug Store, Red Oak, Iowa, Dr. H. Ahren, of Menlo, Iowa, has opened up a new recently purchased the Soliday home on Corning street and store at Mapleton. has moved in. , , J. G. Pollock has purchased the W. J. Shane & Co. drug A. H. Morris of Shelton, Neb., called at the office of stock at Tilden, Neb. the Richardson Drug Co. on the 18th ult. while in the city on a business trip. L. Uttley has purchased the Harben & Harben drug stock at Platte, S. D. J. E. Blinn, for several years with A. H. Stites, Sioux Falls, S. D., is now prescription clerk for B. Ruppe, Al­ Paul Brecht of Yankton, S. D., was in Dell Rapids on buquerque, N. M. business on the 23d ult. E. S. Allen of the firm of E. S. Allen & Son, Utica, Neb., Frank Slade of Omaha is now with the Red Cross Drug returned home April 1st, after having spent a very pleasant Store at Red Oak, Iowa. winter in California. J. S. Goss, Atlantic, Iowa, has resigned as a member of Lloyd T. White, formerly with Patton & Truitt, Macon, the state pharmacy board. Mo., is now living in Albuquerque, N. M., and working Mrs. Anna E. Jackson has succeeded the C. A. Jackson for the Vann Drug Co. Drug Co. of Beatrice, Neb. W. M. Cunningham, druggist at Westfield, Iowa, has Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Goll, Ft. Calhoun, Neb., were shop­ put in a jewelry line, having purchased his stock of the ping in Omaha the 29th ult. A. F. Smith Co., Omaha. J. V. Harmon of Orchard, Neb., was visiting Omaha Dr. W. J. Bartholomew, Gothenburg, Neb., was operated drug jobbers on the 16th ult. on in the Clarkson Memorial Hospital last month by Dr. Lord, and has returned home. M. Qualey, Lake Andes, S. D., was over in Tripp county on a business trip the 22nd ult. D. W. Williams, Tabor, Iowa, has made a great improve­ ment in his store by taking out his gas plant and wiring E. G. Murphy, Las Vegas, N. M., has been elected his building for electric light. president of the Board of Pharmacy. Miss Mabel Henderson of the Todd-Baker Drug Co., Usona Ovals graduated and packed in wood. Without Sioux City, Iowa, was recently married to W. J. Witt of the doubt the best bottle on the market. Higgins Pharmacy, Des Moines. J. V. Thompson of Walnut, Iowa, spent several days in J. H. Merchant, 16th and Howard, this city, has been Omaha recently visiting with friends. very sick for some time but is much improved and is now W. S. Crawford of Sioux City, Iowa, has bought the M. considered entirely out of danger. N. Snyder drug stock at Pender, Neb. R. R. De Land, in charge of the A. H. Colby drug stock R. E. Jacobshagen, of Salt Lake City, is now with at Cotesfield, Neb., was in the city the 25th ult. and left an Kraft & Emerson, Grand Junction, Colo. order with the Richardson Drug Co. The Quist Drug Co. of Grand Junction, Colo., has been E. C. Pollock of Columbus, Neb., spent several days in incorporated, capital stock being $15,000. the city last month visiting friends and called at the office of the Richardson Drug Co. on the 15th. The Todd-Baker Drug Co., Sioux City, Iowa, have added twenty feet of floor space to their salesroom. D. F. Hinkley, Gothenburg, Neb., passed through Oma­ Alex S. Romberg of the firm of Hiebenthal & Romberg, ha on the 23d ult. on his way to Edmonton, Canada, on ac­ Scribner, Neb., was in Omaha on the 24th ult. count of the serious illness of his mother. Frank Chamberlain, formerly with J. W. Gray of Platte, Ralph Beardsley and Herbert Wolfe have succeeded S. D., is now assisting M. Qualey, Lake Andes. Shank & Ellett at Red Oak, Iowa, and the business will be run under the firm name of Beardsley & Wolfe. The Bozeman Drug Co., Bozeman, Mont., was damaged by fire recently, the loss amounting to about $500. J. J. Freytag, 1914 North 24th street, this city, has been very sick for some time past with erysipelas, but is reported F. E. Judy, of Lenocker & Judy, McClellan, Iowa, was very much improved with the danger period passed. purchasing goods of Omaha jobbers on the 16th ult. J. F. Leahy of Wayne, Neb., was married recently to Dr. Herbert Cooper of Craig, Neb., spent a short time Miss May Taylor of Sioux City, Iowa. They spent their in the city visiting his drug jobbers on the 4th inst. honeymoon in St. Louis, visiting Mr. Leahy’s brother. Mr. Fischer of the Fischer Drug Co., Sante Fe, N. M., Your cigar case is incomplete without Wellerettes and has been re-elected secretary of the Pharmacy Board. Pastoras. OMAHA DRUGGIST . 13

Jacob Fregger of the Fregger Drug- Co., 16 and Clark G. Turner Haines of Omaha was married on the 17th of St., this city, was married last month. last month to Miss Elsie McPherson of Kansas City, Mo. Lewis Kirschemann, formerly with A. E. Bossing-ham, They have returned from a wedding trip spent in the south. Geddes, S. D., is now connected with the Pinard Raber Dr. and Mrs. R. F. McLean of Gibbon, Neb., were in Co., Wagner, S. D. Omaha the 1st inst., Mrs. McLean being on her way home to London, Canada, for a short visit and the doctor accom­ Geo. D. Montross, Sloan, Iowa, was able to be out on crutches the 15th of last month after being sick in bed panying her as far east as Des Moines. since the 3d of February. C. Van Zandt of Denver, Colo., has sold his interest in Mr. Nutting of Woodward & Nutting, Raton, N. M., the firm of Van Zandt & Bray, and has opened a new store has been appointed on the Pharmacy Board to take the at the corner of Colfax and Logan, opposite the new cathe­ place of B. Ruppe, Albuquerque, whose term has expired. dral, which will be known as the Cathedral Pharmacy. University Club Whisky. Our own bottling. Rye, full L. E. Highley of Hot Springs, S. D., was in the city the quarts, per dozen $7.50. Three dozen lots 5 per cent dis­ 29th ult., coming to Omaha to accompany his brother G. W. count. We are looking for business. Richardson Drug Co. home to Edgemont after some three or four weeks spent at a local hospital where he was operated on for appendicitis. A. C. Graff of Johnston, Neb., and Vernon Dudley of Guide Rock, Neb., who are attending the Creighton College O. W. Cass, formerly located at Humboldt, Neb., and an of Pharmacy, called on the Richardson Drug Co. on the ex-drug clerk, has purchased the A. E. Tatum & Co. drug stock at Crofton and should do a very nice business. This 20th ult. is a good location, he has the only store in town and he is Henry Hiebenthal of Hiebenthal & Romberg, Scribner, thoroughly experienced in the drug line. Neb., was in the city for a short time on the 5th inst., hav­ ing visited for several days with old time friends in Council L. M. Leslie, an ex-retail druggist but for some time past engaged in the commission business in Omaha, died Bluffs. at the General Hospital in this city Monday the 5th of a Carl M. Benning of Lamar, Colo., and U. T. Read of complication of diseases. He was 47 years of age and a Denver, have purchased the I. H. Myers drug store at widower, his wife having died several years ago. Lamar. Sam Woods of Denver has accepted a position as The Montana State Pharmaceutical Association will manager. meet in Bozeman May 17th. H. G. Parchen, Helena, is W. H. Larrson of Mitchell, S. D., is now with A. E. president and Sidney Coffee of Missoula secretary. The Bossingham, Geddes. Mr. Larrson has been located in following entertainment committee has been appointed: eastern Iowa and knows what merit the Wellerette has as a J. L. Kraker, A. B. Rose, John Nelson, A. C. Roecher and five cent cigar. Chas. Mollett. State Senator L. E. Highley of Hot Springs, S. D., and Moore & Copeland are recent successors to C. J. Cooper, Representative Henry Sasse, president of the South Dakota Arcadia, Neb. Mr. C. P. Moore of the firm was formerly Pharmaceutical Association, are very largely responsible with C. H. F. Steinmeier of Ansley, Neb., and is a thor­ for the revision of the South Dakota pure food law which oughly experienced drug man. now corresponds very closely to the national law and will Frank M. Hall, Denver, Colo, expects to soon occupy go into effect July 1st. the corner room in a two story block which he is now build­ Dr. W. F. Bushnell of Westfield, Iowa, gave W. M. ing at the corner of 27th and Larimer streets, just across Cunningham, druggist of this city, one of the strongest the street from his present location. testimonials on the Wellerette—saying that it is without any exception the best five cent cigar on the market, that he has tried them all and prefers the Wellerette to many of the ten cent cigars on the market today. H. E. Brown of Scottsbluffs, Neb., passed through Omaha on the 16th ult. on his way home from a business trip in Lincoln, Louisville and Omaha. Mr. Brown reports business exceedingly good in Scottsbluff and vicinity. He recently purchased from the Richardson Drug Co. a new set of fixtures, will move into a new building in a very few days and also install an up-to-date soda fountain in time for the beginning of the soda water season. R. S. Steinkraus, H. M. Willmann and Ed. B. Fanske have purchased the Pierce Pharmacy and the store will now be known as The Pharmacy. The depth of the store has been increased twelve feet by taking out partition. Mr. Steinkraus was born and raised in Pierce and has been dep­ uty county treasurer. Mr. Willmann has been with W. F. Donaldson and A. Pohlmann for five years, while Mr. Fan­ ske has been jeweler with Mr. Pohlmann for several years. They are all very popular in Pierce and we wish them suc­ FEED O. THELANDER cess. L. G. Spencer, who has been connected with the Fred O. Thelander was born in Webster County, Iowa, Thompson Wild Cherry Phosphate business for the past 25 years ago. He worked for four years for C. C. Thelan­ eighteen years, is now the proprietor and sole manufacturer der of Sioux City, and in April 1908 entered the Highland of this popular and well known family beverage. This is Park College of Pharmacy. Mr. Thelander had a fine re­ put up in 25 and 50 cent bottles. A 25 cent bottle makes cord at college, the best in his class, and on taking the fifty glasses and it is easier made than lemonade. The Iowa State Board examination in December received an profit to the druggist is 80 per cent, and with the big litho­ average of 91.5, the highest made for some years. Mr. graph window display which goes with the “ Bargain Case” Thelander also received the highest average secured at the it is certainly an offer that no live druggist can afford to let last Board examination held in Nebraska, which was 89.8. go by. Notice price list in this issue. 14 OMAHA DRUGGIST

Wakelee & Co., San Francisco, Cal., have leased a new John D. Williams has disposed of the Williams Phar­ store to be built on the corner of Ellis and Powell streets. macy, Florence, to D. W. Bell, formerly of Dundee and Elk- horn, Neb. Mr. Bell will increase the stock considerably The Richardson Drug- Co. have just received a DECA­ and has purchased a very fine soda fountain from the Rich­ TUR “ LESS ICE” Soda Fountain which is on display as a ardson Drug Co. We believe that Mr. Bell will find the sample in the office. Florence proposition a good one. Mr. G. R. Pryor, Yellowstone Park, Wyo., has placed Edward P. Miller, a drug clerk for the Bennett company, his order with the Richardson Drug Co. for a complete out­ Omaha, was held up in South Omaha at Twenty-fifth and fit of floor cases. D streets, one evening recently. At the corner of Highland Mrs. H. I. Reeder, Hardin, Mont., has ordered of the Park he was beset by three young men who held a gun on Richardson Drug Co. new “ Gate City” fixtures including him and hastily went through his pockets. They took his prescription case. watch and keys and about $1 in change. They failed to find some bills in his inner pockets and also left his tickets W. L. Schultz, Atkinson, Nebr., has placed his order to the theater, where he was intending to go. He was on with the Richardson Drug Co. for a complete outfit of fix­ his way to the home of a young woman friend. He reported tures and floor cases. the case to the policeand went to the theater. He was The Burlington Pharmacy, Burlington, Wyo., have able to give a good description of the men and said they placed their order with the Richardson Drug Co. for a fine were all young, not over 23 years of age. new counter fountain. The Sedgwick Drug Co., Sedgwick, Colo., have added several new “ Crackerjack” Display Cases which were pur­ chased of the Richardson Drug Co. G. C. Webster at Talmage, Neb., was in the city the 12th inst. on his way to Cheyenne, Wyo., about which we will have something more to say in our next issue. R. J. Saunders, formerly with Abe Rabinowitz in the Iler Grand Pharmacy, this city, is about to open a new and modern store on the corner of 17th and Cuming St. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. King, 24th and Farnam street, city, left Monday the 12th for Logan, Kansas, where they will spend a week or ten days visiting relatives and friends. The Reynolds Pharmacy, Edison, Nebr., have placed their order with the Richardson Drug Co. for a complete set of “ Gate City” fixtures which will be installed at once. Mr. G. G. Guinter, for several years with Schaefer’s Cut

Price Pharmac}7, has purchased the stock of D. W. Bell of John T. Fla van, Deceased, Dundee. The Druggist extends best wishes for success to Died March 13th, 1909. Mr. Guinter. E. L. Melvin, formerly proprietor of the Red Cross Pharmacy, 36th and Q Street, South Omaha, has moved his entire stock to 24th and F Street. The new firm is Death has again invaded the ranks of our traveling sales­ known as the Melvin Drug Co. men and taken from us one of our most esteemed friends, as Bernard Robinson, for many years located on South 16th well as a worthy representative of the Richardson Drug St., in the neighborhood of Jackson, has moved his entire Co., John T. Flavan, for many years connected with the stock to the corner of 16th and California. The Omaha Richardson Drug Co., St. Louis, and afterwards with Meyer Druggist extends best wishes to Robby for his future Bros. Drug Co. of the same city, and for the last two years success. \ traveling in Southern Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and California for the Richardson Drug Co., Omaha, who died Mr. H. E. Brown, Scottsbluff, Nebr., will soon occupy at Phoenix, Arizona, March 13th, after a short illness, of his new building, which will be equipped with a fine new pneumonia. outfit of fixtures which were purchased through the Rich­ Mr. Flavan was well and favorably known to the drug ardson Drug Co. Mr. Brown has also purchased a beautiful trade of the entire West. For a number of years he was in new soda fountain. the retail business, being connected with the old established A. C. Adams, the genial proprietor of the Crissey Phar­ houses of George Timmerman and Wm. Dingle of Denver macy, 24th and Lake street, this city, has installed a very and afterwards with the Z. C. M. I. Drug Department, Salt handsome new twelve foot Becker fountain in his store. Lake City. He left Salt Lake City to accept a position as This adds greatly to the already very attractive appear­ traveling salesman for the Richardson Drug Co., St. Louis, ance of his up-to-date pharmacy. with whom he remained for seven years, or until they retired from business. H. S. Weller, secretary of the Richardson Drug Co., left Mr. Flavan was fifty years of age at the time of his the 24th ult. on his regular'annual trip through Kansas, death. He was a competent salesman, genial and compan­ Colorado, Texas, New Mexico, Mexico, Arizona, California, ionable and had a great many friends in drug circles. He Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Utah and Wyoming, will be greatly missed by the druggists of Colorado and returning home about June 20th. Utah especially. He was a member of the Colorado Pharma­ R. R. Cain of Cambridge, Neb., was in the city over ceutical Association, and was always an active member of Sunday the 11th visiting with friends and for the purpose the Entertainment Committee. of accompanying Mrs. Cain home from a three weeks’ visit His remains were taken to St. Charles, Mo. for burial. spent with her parents in South Omaha. He reports busi­ We extend our sincere sympathy to his wife in this hour of ness very fair and prospects for the coming season as excel­ her great sorrow. lent. R i c h a r d s o n D r u g C o . OMAHA DRUGGIST 15

S. F. Weir of Elwood, Neb., passed through Omaha Tenas Pharmaceutical Association. the 13th inst. on his way to Tarkio, Mo., his old home, where he goes to visit with parents and friends for a week Gonzales, Texas, April 10, 1909. or ten days. B r o t h e r P h a r m a c i s t : Dr. H. N. Morrow of the Model Pharmacy, Fremont, Greetings:— Neb., was in the city on the 13th inst. They have in­ Time in her busied onward flight, extends her index stalled a complete new outfit of floor cases which were finger, directing attention to the early approach of the purchased through the Richardson Drug Co. month and day for the annual meeting of the Texas Phar­ J. F. Baisch, Broken Bow, Neb., spent several days in maceutical Association. Omaha recently visiting with friends on his return from The thirtieth mile stone of history-making experience Mexico where he has spent the last two or three months for our Asssociation will occur on June 15-16-17, 1909. It on a vacation and for the benefit of his health. is proposed to celebrate this important event by assembling together a large aggregation of druggists, composed of Forest & Fenton of South Omaha, have installed an en­ large and small fish, big and little guns, the long and tirely new stock of drugs in the store at 36th and Q Street short of it, the active and indifferent, prominent and those formerly occupied by E - L - Melvin and known as the Red who hope to be leaders (shall be if they keep everlastingly Cross Pharmacy. Both Messrs. Forest & Fenton were at it), a wonderful combination of known and unknown formerly clerks for C. A. Melcher, the well known drug­ quantities within the classic precincts of the shadows of gist of South Omaha. The prospects for this hustling the Alamo, in San Antonio, Texas. A real live town, well young firm are excellent. known for her many attractions, interesting and scenic Just as the Druggist was going to press we received the beauties, cosmopolitan; a real Mecca for those seeking rest sad news of the death of Mrs. Frank S. Henry, wife of Mr. and recreation and on pleasure bent. Yes, widely popular­ Frank S. Henry, one of the oldest and best known traveling ly known as San Antonio, State of Bexar. men in the drug line in the United States. The heartfelt They have promised us everything from a Hot Tamale sympathy of the wholesale drug trade generally will go out to a Government Post, all of which are to be as free as the to Mr. Henry in his bereavement. Mrs. Henry was well air that you breathe. They claim to have profited by the known and loved by a large circle of friends. experience of the ripest minds, which they have focused A. E. Merritt, who recently disposed of. his drug stock into one of the most novel and cultured entertainments in the Millard Hotel, has purchased an interest in the that has ever been tendered to the druggists of Texas. I Myers-Dillon Drug Co., one of the oldest firms in the city, dare not comment in detail, under penalty of incurring the and will hereafter be found at their store. Mr. Merritt is wrath of some of the live wires in the Tamale City, but I feel privileged to hazard a hint, and say that we will go an able druggist of large experience as well as a successful by special train to New Braunfels for one afternoon and business man. We trust that the new partership will be mutually profitable to Mr. Merritt and Mr. Myers. evening entertainment in Landa’s Park, as guests of the liberal hearted druggists of that progressive little city; The People’s Drug Store, located at 108 South 14th four prominent teachers of pharmacy with us, light weights street, is Omaha’s first drug store owned and controlled galore, combined with some kind of an entertainment, es­ entirely by colored people and catering particularly to the pecially arranged for us, during every minute that we are colored trade of our city. Dr. J. H. Hutton, senior mem­ not engaged in our regular business sessions. None will ber of the firm, enjoys a very large practice and Mr. J. H. be overlooked, and should some one discover any omission Bromfield is also a very prominent man among his people, or valuable addition that might be included in the above and the two will undoubtedly make a very strong combi­ incidentally named program, we now urge that you make nation. They have secured as their manager Mr. H. B. your wishes known, so that the missing link may be Saunders, a Creighton ’07 Ph. G., who is also registered provided. by examination in Kansas. They held their opening on A copper-riveted guarantee, re-inforced by a heavy Easter Sunday and were very much pleased with its success. bond of yellow ducats, has been filed, assuring everyone in attendance that he or she will be taught something new, OMAHA. both in social tactics and technical classics. Pray let us get into wireless connection with your tastes, habits, or in Is Omaha growing and prospering? touch with the central station of your energies, and a sight Building permits for the first three months of the year draft will forthwith take its flight, which upon presenta­ totaled $1,129,535, as compared with $593,820 for the first tion, you cannot refuse to honor, for it will not cripple three months of last year—an increase of more than ninety your exchequer, crush your vanity, offend your pride, but per cent. Yet last year was one of the banner years in the will be only a demand for three or four days of time out of history of the city. The banner year for building up to 365, urging the necessity of forsaking the old familiar this time has been 1887, when the permits for the first diaunts of tile and spatula, in exchange for the society of three months amounted to $683,165. The present year those who are qualified by experience and practice to teach. thus far, therefore, exceeds the best year in Omaha’s his­ Surely after you have once tasted and draughted deep of tory by more than 65 per cent. of such advantages you will hold in delight an opportuni­ How about Omaha as a market town? For the first time ty to enlarge your opportunity by which your business in the history Omaha, in February, was the second city will prosper and your patrons reap the benefit of cultured in the country in receipts of corn. In the same month training. Omaha held third place in receipts of wheat, and fourth in Permit me to insist upon your presence at our coming receipts of oats. As a corn market for the three great convention and I shall indulge the hope that I may meet staples combined, Omaha is outranked only by Chicago you personally upon this occasion. Extending to you my and Minneapolis. very best wishes, I beg to remain, In bank clearings, Omaha at the end of last week was Yours fraternally, the fourteenth city in the country. The percentage of R. H. W a l k e r , Sec.-Treas. gain over last year is nearly 30 per cent. Omaha is forg­ Don’t forget the dates, San Antonio, Texas, June 15-16- ing ahead. Manufacturing plants are working to capacity. 17, 1909. Reduced rates on all railroads. Wholesale houses were never so busy. Omaha today, in fact, is the brightest oasis in the desert of national de­ pression. Greater Omaha is on the way. It is coming Wellerettes should find a place in every druggist’s cigar fast. case. Their quality entitles them to it. i.yrr~~j?rcx .- • .*>•.?*». : •’^/vqv:'C~l’~>''\ ■:',tL

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This is the New Liquor Law for Kansas and Will Become of the peace. Each witness shall be sworn true answers to Effective About May 15. make to all questions propounded to him touching the matters under investigation, and the testimony of each Be i t U n a c t e d By the Legislature of the State of Kansas: witness shall be reduced to writing and signed by the wit­ Section 1. That Section 2451 of the General Statutes ness. For the purpose of this act the county attorney, at­ of Kansas, 1901, be amended so as to read as follows: Sec. torney general, or assistant attorney general are author­ 2451. Any person or persons who shall manufacture, sell ized and empowered to administer oaths and affirmations to or barter any spirituous, malt, vinous, fermented or other such witnesses. Any disobedience to the subpoena of the intoxicating liquors shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and county attorney, attorney general or assistant attorney punished as hereinafter provided. general or any refusal to be sworn as a witness or to sign Sec. 2. That Section 2457 of the General Statutes of a testimony given by him or any refusal to answer any Kansas, 1901, be amended so as to read as follows: Sec. proper question propounded by the county attorney, or at­ 2457. Any person or persons who shall directly or indi­ torney general or assistant attorney general in such inquiry rectly sell or barter any spirituous, malt, vinous, fermented before said county attorney, attorney general or assistant or other intoxicating liquors shall be deemed guilty of a attorney general, shall be a misdemeanor and shall be pun­ misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in ished by a fine of not more than three hundred dollars or any sum not less than One Hundred Dollars, nor more than by imprisonment in the county jail for not more than Five Hundred Dollars, and be imprisoned in the county ninety days or by both such fine and imprisonment. Jus­ jail not less than thirty days nor more than ninety days. tices of the peace when acting under the provisions of this Sec 3. That Section 2458 of the General Statutes of act, shall have power to adjourn such proceedings from Kansas, 1901, be amended so as to read as follows: . Sec. time to time and to punish any witness for contempt for, 2458. Any person who shall manufacture, or aid, assist or or on account of, his refusal to be sworn or to answer abet in the manufacture of any of the liquors mentioned in questions as a witness or to sign his testimony, and the at­ Section 1 of this Act shall be deemed guilty of a misde­ tendance of witnesses may be by such justice of the peace meanor and upon conviction thereof shall suffer the same compelled by attachment. If the testimony so taken shall punishment as provided in the last preceding section of disclose the fact that an offense has been committed, the this act for unlawfully selling such liquors4; but nothing county attorney, attorney general or assistant attorney herein contained shall be construed to prohibit the making general shall prosecute the person or persons committing of wine or cider from grapes, apples or other fruit grown such offense and may file such testimony together with and raised by the person making the same, for his own use, his complaint or information against the person or persons or the sale of wine for communion purposes. who committed the offense, in some court of competent jur­ Sec. 4. That Section 2460 of the General Statutes of isdiction, and such testimony, together with the informa­ Kansas, 1901, be amended so as to read as follows: Sec. tion and complaint of the county attorney, attorney general 2460. All liquors mentioned in Section 1 of this Act shall or assistant attorney general when verified by him on in­ be construed and held to be intoxicating liquors within the formation and belief, shall have the same effect as if such meaning of this Act. information or complaint has been verified positively, and Sec. 5 . That Section 24.79 o f the General Statutes o f Kansas, 1 9 0 1 , thereupon a warrant shall be issued for the arrest of the be amended so as to read as follows: Sec. 2 4 7 9 . A n y p erson who shall person or persons named in such complaint as in other take or receive any order for intoxicating liquor from any person criminal cases. in this state or any person who shall directly or indirectly contract Sec. 7. No person shall be excused from testifying in fo r the sale of intoxicating liquor with any person in this state, shall any action or proceeding under the law of this state relat­ be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall ing to intoxicating liquors in any court or before any be punished therefor as provided in this Act for selling intoxicating county attorney, attorney general or assistant attorney liquor. general, or before any justice of the peace or police judge, Sec. 6. If a county attorney, attorney general or as­ on the ground that his testimony may incriminate him; but sistant attorney general of any county shall be notified by no person shall be prosecuted or punished on account of any officer or other person or shall have knowledge of any any transaction or matter of thing concerning which he violation of any of the provisions of the laws of this state shall be compelled to testify, nor shall such testimony be relating to intoxicating liquors, it shall be his duty forth­ used against him in any prosecution for any crime or mis­ with, diligently to inquire into the facts of such violation; demeanor under the laws of the state. and for that purpose he is hereby authorized to issue sub­ Sec. 8. Upon its being shown to any court or judge poenas for such persons as he shall have any reason to be­ thereof that any injunction granted by such court or judge lieve have any information concerning or knowledge of under the provisions of Chapter 338 of the Laws of 1903 is such violation to appear before him at a time and place to being violated, such court or judge may make an order be designated in the subpoena, then and there to testify commanding forthwith the enforcement of such injunction concerning any violation of anjr of the provisions of such by such measures and means as, in the judgement of the laws; or said county attorney, attorney general or assist­ judge or court, may be necessary to prevent further viola­ ant attorney general may file with some justice of the tion of such injunction. peace of the county a written statement signed by such Sec. 9. That the sections 2452, 2453, 2454, 2455, 2456, county attorney, attorney general or assistant attorney 2459, 2461, 2469, 2477, 2478, 2480, 2487, 2488, 2489, 2490, of general, alleging any violation of the laws of this state re­ the General Statutes of Kansas, 1901, and Chapter 339 of lating to intoxicating liquors, and such justice of the peace the Session Laws of 1903 and original Sections 2451, 2457, shall then, on the written praecipe of the county attorney, 2458, 2460 and 2479 of the General Statutes of Kansas, attorney general or assistant attorney general of such 1901, be and the same is hereby repealed. county, issue a subpoena for the witness named in such Sec. 10. This act shall take effect and be in force from praecipe, commanding such witnesses to be and appear be­ and after its publication in the statute-book. fore such justice of the peace at the time designated in such subpoena to testify concerning any violations of the Green’s Pharmacy, conducted by J. Harvey Green, at provisions of said laws. Such subpoenas may be served the corner of Park Avenue and Pacific street this city, was by the sheriff or any constable of the county, or by any held up at 11:10 o’clock the 13th, while there was no one other person who is a citizen of the county, and shall be in the store but Mr. Green. He produced a gun and re­ served and returned to such county attorney, attorney gen­ lieved the cash register of $30. He also went through the eral or justice of the peace, in the same manner that sub­ pockets of the proprietor taking his watch and a small sum poenas are served and returned when issued by the justice of money. OMAHA DRUGGIST 17 Dipofectant, Lice Killer, Fly-No and Sprayers. You can make no mistake in ordering this line.

A solution of one part Dipofectant to seventy-five parts Richardson Lice Killer will kill all lice, mites and fleas of water used as a dip will destroy all Mites and Vermin on on Poultry, Cattle, Horses, Hogs and other animals. Can stock, acts as a disinfectant, destroys Germs, stops fermen­ be applied to good advantage in many cases with a No. 1 tation and decay. May be applied in some cases to advan­ Richardson Sprayer. tage with a No. 1 Richardson Sprayer.

Quarts...... doz. $2.25 Half Gallons...... doz. 4.00 Quarts...... doz. $2.50 Gallons...... doz. 7.50 Half Gallons doz. 4.60 Five Gallon Cans, gal. .60 Gallons...... doz. 7.25 Ten Gallon Cans. gal. .55 Half Barrels...... gal. .50 One Gallon Imperial Fly-No applied with a No. 1 Rich­ Barrels...... gal. .45 ardson’s Sprayer will protect 3 or 4 animals during the We want you to make Dip-O-Fectant YOUR LEADER. As entire fly season. an inducement we are making OUR BIG DIP OFFER SPRING 1909. 113 per cent profit.

$27.00 Purchase of Dip-0-Fectant, Retails lor $57.50. 24 1-gal. Cans @ $7.50 per doz. $16.00Retail $30.00 4 5-gal. Cans @ $3.00 each $12.00 Retail $20.00 6 1-gal. Cans FREE ...... Retail $ 7.50 50 gal. $27.00 Retail $57.50

Making you 113 per cent profit on your purchase. You can easily make Dip-O-Fectant your leader. It’s the strongest combination on the market, viz: QUALITY and PRICE. Order now.

No. 1, RICHARDSON SPRAYER.

No. 1, Richardson’s Sprayer...... doz $3.60 Quarts...... doz. $2.50 No. 21, 4 gal. capacity, comp’d air, galv. iron..each 3-25 Half Gallons...... doz. 4.60 No. 28, For Pail or Bucket, galv. iron...... each 2.50 Gallons...... doz. 7.25 Manufactured and put up by RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Omaha, Neb. 18 OMAHA DRUGGIST

Timely Sundaes a Feature of Detroit Dispenser’s Efforts to Please. But withal he is a very modest man and speaks lightly of his achievements. Almost coincident with Mr. Cour­ The Loraine, Detroit, Mich., has a new manager for its tier’s advent, the Loraine has added a bakery department soda department in the person of Harry A. Courtier, late and is turning out a fine quality of cakes and rolls. Its of Omaha, who, as an originator of novel and popular con- bake shop, candy kitchen and ice cream plant are now cortions takes a back seat for no one. He had not been in grouped under one roof at 29 State street, just a stone’s town 24 hours before he began to make his presence known throw from its magnificent establishment in the Majestic in a manner that brought smiles of satisfaction to the faces Building at Woodward and Michigan avenues. Recently of the proprietors. Mr. Courtier entered upon his new it has been having a tremendous run on a new candy (as duties on Lincoln’s Birthday. A few hours later an artistic far as Detroit is concerned) that, as yet, is without a name. poster in one of the show windows announced the “ Fence That has been left to the public and a prize of $10 is offered Rail Sundae” in honor of the martyred president’s centenary. to the person making the happiest suggestion. It is made And the “ Fence Rail” has been the talk of the town ever of pure maple syrup, the purest money can buy; pecan nuts, since. A winner from their outset, its popularity has in­ eggs and cream. Already the management is swamped creased daily. To begin with, the name itself was catchy, with suggestions and the judges in whose hands the selec­ which of course, helped some. But the real secret of its tion rests will find their task no easy one.—The Soda Foun­ success is its tastiness. It is a sundae people will come tain. back for. This is the “ Fence Rail” as Mr. Courtier makes it: a The Wellerette educates new customers. It makes the cone of chocolate ice cream, finished off with vanilla, or vice old ones “ hurry back.” versa, placed on an oat meal bowl. At one side, five H. & P. carmencitas arranged in fence rail style, enclosing about Drug Store Loafers. one-half of the cone. On the opposite side a small handful of strawberries, or, if preferred, a spoonful of crushed straw­ Mr. J. B. Moore *of Philadelphia, has discussed this berries or mixed fruit. A dash of whipped cream and a delicate problem. He states that verbal orders or hints no cherry to top it off. The price is 20 cents. matter how adroitly given are too personal, and quite apt When the auto show opened, two or three days later, Mr. to offend and make enemies, and the effect of this is tran­ Courtier’s fertile brain evolved the “ Auto Sundae,” which, sient. When a druggist, through these methods, gets rid at the same price, made about as strong a bid for popular­ of one crowd another crowd not aware of the rule will ap­ ity as the “ Fence Rail.” This sundae is so fashioned as to pear upon the scene and one is continually annoyed by be­ resemble a miniature automobile. Four cherries, two at ing required to serve unpleasant and personal notices. He each end of an oblong dish, serve as “ wheels.” A Neapoli­ suggests a well written and tastefully gotten up card sign tan brick, which rests on the cherries, is the body of the placed in a conspicuous place in the store which would “ machine.” With the aid of an ornamenting bag filled serve as a permanent notice, not only to the old crowd, but with whipped cream, colored pink or red, it is no great would be a notice to all new comers. The notice which he trick to squeeze out a tonneau on one end of the brick. suggests is as follows: Four more cherries, two in the tonneau and two in front, NOTICE. represent the passengers. Half a slice of pineapple at each “ Pharmacy is a business which differs from most all end of the brich completes the illusion and, to quote from others. Drug Stores are places where ladies, modest and Mr. Courtier’s ingenious poster announcing this sundae, sensitive maidens, children and others are required to come “ they’re going some.” and make long waits for prescriptions and other medicines, In honor of John Drew’s recent engagement at the Detroit and they feel embarrassed and mortified to stand in a store Opera House in “ Jack Straw,” Mr. Courtier originated the where there are a number of gentlemen idly standing “ Jack Straw Flip.” This consists of crushed fresh straw­ around no matter how respectful the latter may be, conse­ berries (six or seven are sufficient), a dessert spoonful of quently this is likely to prove a great detriment to the busi­ sugar, a dash of lemon juice, an ounce and a half of sherry ness as it will tend to keep away many of our best customers. syrup and an egg. Shake, strain and fizz, and serve in a We hope therefore, that our gentlemen friends will think 10-ounce glass topped off with whipped cream and cinnamon. of this when making friendly calls. Another Courtier novelty is the ice cream puff. Instead From our method of making this notice, we are anxious of the ordinary cream filling he uses ice cream. Over it he that our friends will not be offended, but will coincide with pours crushed fruit, adds a dash of whipped cream and a our views and appreciate our desires to conserve our in­ cherry and serves in a bowl. He will introduce shortly the terests. We do not, by this notice, mean to bar our friends “ Initial Sundae,” using a Neapolitan brick, on which the from making friendly calls as often as they desire, we will customer’s initial will be worked in whipped cream, with be only too glad to see them.” the aid of the ornamenting bag. Chopped nuts may be Many people who thus offend, never think of the injury placed at each end and a slice of pineapple or a cherry on that their prolonged and continued presence in crowds in top, in addition to the initial. He is also planning to spring, the store has produced, or they would, without the notice, one of these days, a drink known as “ Laughing Water,” stop it. Those who persist in this practice when they are which is made of equal parts of white grape juice and ginger aware of the rule and the injury they are doing, are not ale in an eight-ounce glass, with a three-grain lithia tablet true friends and one need*not care whether they are offended in the bottom to make it “ bubble.” or not. Mr. Courtier has at his fingers’ ends, so to speak, no less Loafers are not in the proportion of more than one in than 500 original concoctions, and has pledged himself to fifty or one in one hundred, consequently it is better to give patrons of the Loraine something new at least once a offend and get rid of the entire crowd, than to offend a week. More than 10 years ago he brought forth a drink large number of the most desirable and profitable customers, known as the “ Midnight,” now famous throughout the West. and notices of this character that are just and reasonable He has been in the soda business continuously for over 18 tend to give to the store attention of a high grade and to years, starting with Parker Bros., in Battle Creek, Mich. make it popular, and it will invite and attract the refined He has not only grown up with the business but has kept classes of the community.— Red Cross Messenger. pace with it right along. Before going to Detroit he was with J. H. Merchant, in Omaha, and at different times he has been associated with Gunther, Chicago; Church & West, Exposition Cream. Every can sells another. An article Grand Rapids; The Owl, Omaha; Frank McClintock, Battle you can safely recommend to your trade. It pays you 100 Creek, and the Beaton Drug Company, Omaha. per cent profit. OMAHA DRUGGIST 19

Choice is up to Fountain Operators. Foreign Olive Crops Short.

Manufacturers of soda syrups and crushed fruits whose Much anxiety is felt among foreign producers regarding products enjoy the highest reputation for quality are found the short olive crop. The principal causes of the*present taking opposite sides on the question of the desirability of anxiety and perhaps of the impending crisis are claitned to using a preservative. In considering this subject the soda be (1) a simultaneous poor crop in Italy and Spain; (2) water dealer should not lose sight of what is for him, the the consequent heavy demand upon the few districts of real point of issue—what kind of goods can he best afford Spain where the yield has been satisfactory and which are to dispense? overrun by foreign buyers; (3) lack of protective measures The fact is that manufacturers, whether using a preser­ and increase of severity on the part of the Spanish govern­ vative or not, are very much alive to the necessity of offer­ ment as regards the “ coupage” of olive with other oils, ing only the very best soda syrups and crushed fruits which thereby, it is claimed, placing the Spanish manufacturer at can be produced and such excellence is only attained by the a decided disadvantage in foreign markets. As regards exercise of the most scrupulous care in the matter of sani­ the olive crops, it was predicted as early as August last tation, improved methods of manufacture and selection of that, on account of excessive dryness, comparatively small fruit. Manufacturers, therefore, with a modern equipment quantities of olives would be gathered. These predictions and bringing to their aid long years of experience, are pro­ were confirmed in October and November, when it was evi­ ducing crushed fruits and syrups having a quality of strength dent that a poor crop was at hand, with the result that a and flavor undreamed of a few years ago, and are placing small output of oil was to be anticipated. However, the their products in a class by themselves outside of competi­ crops in Spain has not been the total failure that is reported tion from goods put up by the canners. in Italy. Now that this class of goods can be marketed with or Whether the results of the presents situation will be as without preservative, it remains for the buyer or dealer to disastrous as is predicted femains, of course, a question of determine which kind he shall handle. In deciding the the future. It is, however, undoubtedly true that prices of question he will, of course, be governed by the law of his olive oil will be unusually high this year. particular State as to whether the use of benzoate of soda The exports for 1909 from the island of Crete will pro­ is permitted or not. If the use of a preservative is permitted, bably show a marked falling off, on account of the failure the question then becomes one of individual preference. and poor quality of the olive crop. In ordinary years from Some will argue that the use of sodium benzoate is neces­ 30,000,000 to 40,000,000 okes (oke—0.3513 gallons) of oil sary to protect soda syrups and crushed fruits from loss by are produced, while this season the entire yield will amount fermentation after opening and before the package contain­ to only about 3,000,000 okes. There are about 4,000,000 ing them are used up. They will tell you that only a few okes on hand from last season’s output.—Trade Exhibit. dealers can afford an equipment necessary to handle fruits at the fountain without a preservative, and if it was really a matter of conserving the public health by doing without Wizard Floor and Carpet Clean. a preservative, there would be no chance for argument, but so long as the Referee Board appointed by the President has declared that the use of sodium benzoate is not injuri­ ous, then its use as a preservative is justified. The question then is for the dealer to decide for himself whether he will or will not handle fruit syrups containing sodium benzoate. The factors which many dealers will consider as necessary in arriving at such a decision are em­ bodied in the question “ Are we sufficiently equipped to take the risk of properly caring for fruits without a preservative, and if we are so equipped, will we be able to serve our cus­ tomers to any better advantage?” Those who do decide to Wizard Carpet Clean No. 1 (2 doz. cases)...... each $1.70 sell fountain products containing such preservative will, no “ “ “ No. 2 (1 doz. cases)...... each 2.00 doubt, fortify their position by the oft-expressed belief of “ Floor Clean, 100-lb. d r u m s ...... each 3.50 many that the publicity given to the findings of the Referee “ “ “ 200-lb. drums...... each 6.00 Board will soon cause the consuming public to place sodium benzoate on a par with vinegar, salt and spices in its pre­ servative action and that it is no more unwholesome.— Monheit’s Foot Salve. The Soda Fountain. M oorEh e a d , M o n t ., March 23, 1909. D r . M. M o n h e it . The Wellerette brings big returns to the retail druggist. Dear Sir: About two years ago by chance I got some of your It pleases the customer. It profits the dealer. celebrated foot salve, the only thing I ever got to do my feet any good, and not being able to get it from any of the druggists either at Miles City or Gillette I enclose one dollar and hope you will be kind enough to send me the salve by mail. Thanking you in advance, I am, Yours truly, G. B. T r a u b .

Very Enthusiastic.

Church: “ You say she’s an enthusiastic Christian Scientist?” Gotham: “ Well, I should say so! Why she can eat a plate of stewed tripe and think it’s ice cream.” —Yonkers Statesman. Endorsed, prescribed and used by physicians—Ozomoru, the matchless preparation of Cod Liver Oil. Per dozen $8.00. 3 dozen lots freight paid to any railroad station in Manahan’s Tarine Moth Sheets 40x48.. . .per doz- rolls 60c in the United States. ' -....- ■

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Specify Color Wrapper Wanted VEGETABLE VEGETABLE ORDER NOW COMPOUND COMPOUND Blood Purifier Blood Purifier AND TONIC AND SPECIAL OFFER:

COSTS SELLS 2 doz. @ $6.00...... $12.00 $24.00 TONIC CONTAINS NOT IN EXCESS OF 1 doz. Free...... xxxx 12.00 10% ABSOLUTE ALCOHOL BY VOLUME Total $12.00 $36.00 CONTAINS NOT IN EXCESS OF 10% 'ABSOLUTE ALCOHOL BY VOLUME Containing in an agreeable form the active medicinal properties of the most approved alterative and blood purifying Containing in an agreeable form the active medicinal properties of remedies of the vegetable kingdom. the most approved alterative and Recommended as a reined}7 for blood purifying remedies of the veg­ etable kingdom. Recommended as a remedy for PROFIT $24.00 POISONED BLOOD, Poisoned [Blood, SCROFULA, ScroRila, Pimples, OR BLOTCHES, CANKERS, Blotches, Cankers, RHEUMATISM, Rheumatism, FEVER SORES, BOILS, Fever Sores, Boils, 200 PER CENT Ulcers, Tetter, ULCERS, TETTER, Tumors, Salt Rheum, TUMORS, SALT RHEUM, Scald Head, Ring­ SCALD HEAD, RINGWORM

worm, Cutaneous Diseases of all kinds, Diver, Cutaneous Diseases of all kinds, Complaints, Jaundice, Costiveness, Diver Complaints, Jaundice, Costi­ Dyspepsia, etc. veness, Dyspepsia, etc.

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DENATURED ALCOHOL. The Druggists Win in South Dakota. The South Dakota legislature for this year has ad­ T o Dealers In Denatured A lcohol: After an exhaustive investigation by the Government journed. House Bill No. 2, known as the “ druggists’ bill,” experts, it has been found that denatured alcohol 90% gives was passed and received the approval of Governor Vessey. best results for general .domestic purposes—for lighting, This was a pure drug bill, prepared by the State Pharma- heating, cooking, etc.—and this is further confirmed by the ceutial Association, and introduced by Mr. Henry Sasse, fact that in Germany and France, where denatured alcohol member of the house and president of the state association. is in general use in practically every household for these It followed in construction the federal law as applied to purposes, 90% is used altogether. drugs, being separate from the food provisions of the na­ Therefore, in future, we shall put up our PYRO brand tional enactment. Our original bill embodied its enforce­ at this proof and when you order denatured alcohol to be ment by the board of pharmacy and it almost unanimously used for lighting, heating and cooking, if you will simply passed the house, but when it reached the senate it struck specify PYRO alcohol, our distributors will supply you with a snag, although the original bill had a majority. But to the 90%. save expense and with the understanding that a new com­ If you will consider the number of kerosene lamps and missioner would be appointed, the friends of the druggists stoves that are sold each year it will give you a faint idea yielded, and the result was that the enforcement was left of the business that may be had with alcohol for lighting to the commissioner, and Prof. Cook, of the state univer­ and cooking on account of the latter’s greater efficiency, sity at Vermillion, was appointed to succeed Commissioner cleanliness, absence of odor, smoke, etc. But in order to Wheaton. compete in this field, consumers- must obtain alcohol at a Mr. Cook is an able chemist and will work in perfect reasonable price. With the idea of enlisting your co-oper­ harmony with allied interests that are affected by the pure ation, we quote PYRO alcohol, 45c per gallon in barrel lots, food and drug act. The druggists of South Dakota feel no charge for container, provided you will retail five-gallon that they won a well earned victory and defeated an attempt lots at 50c per gallon net, single gallons at 60c net and quarts by the outgoing commissioner to have a law enacted caus­ at 20c net i. e., if you furnish the 'container the first time, ing the profession no end of trouble and doing a great in­ charge for it and thereafter refill with PYRO at the above justice to the trade. Our association was especially for­ net prices. The barrel when empty is readily salable for tunate in having two able representatives in the legislature, $1.00 to $1.25, so the suggested retail prices will allow you Mr. Sasse, of Henry, in the house, and Mr. L- E. Highley, in five-gallon lots a profit of 7c per gallon (over 16%), single of Hot Springs, in the senate, and assisted as they were by gallons 17c (nearly 40%) and quarts over 85%. an active legislative committee, and nearly every druggist We further suggest that you can develop a new and in the state, our just claims were recognized and victory profitable business by putting in a line of utilities. was achieved. No other legislation was asked for by our We beg to advise you that the so-called “ red tape” sur­ association and nothing else was enacted into law effecting rounding the sale and handling of denatured alcohol has pharmacy. been entirely removed by the Internal Revenue Department. E. C. BENT, Secretary. There are no restrictions surrounding the sale of denatured alcohol by retail dealers—YOU CAN BUY IN ANY QUAN­ An Unusual Menu. T IT Y and sell to anyone in quantities of ten gallons and less—except that to each package must be affixed a label The Saengers Brothers, Shreveport, La., are thoroughly bearing the words “ Denatured Alcohol” printed red on up-to-date and a little beyond. They gave out at their white. These labels we furnish without charge. fountain an original soda water menu printed on brick red cardboard. It was headed “ Succulent Suggestions Served U. S. Industrial A lcohol Company. at Saengers’.” Among the delicacies mentioned were the University Club. The whisky that goes into careful following: homes. Ask for special prices on five case lots assorted Butter Scotch Sundae— “ Gee! but it’s good.” sizes. Mint L imeade—“Cold as charity.” T haw Sundae—“ It’s just scandalicious.” Dr, J, H. McLean’s Remedies. Banana Split—“ A Tropical Dream.” Prohibition Hi-Ball— “ A wet drink for dry people.” Retail Dozen Gross Saenger Special— “ What do you know about that.” Liver and Kidney Balm...... $1.00 $8.00 $96.00 Malted Milk and Eggs— “ Better than ham and eggs.” Liver and Kidney Balm...... 50 4.00 48.00 N ineteen N ine Fruit Punch— “ Isn’t it nippy.” Strengthening Cordial...... ___ 1.00 8.00 96.00 Gibson Girl—“ She’s just my style.” Strengthening Cordial...... 4.00 48.00 Buster Brown— “ Recommended by T ige.” Volcanic Oil Liniment...... 8.00 96.00 Grape L emonade—“Sour Grapes?” Volcanic Oil Liniment...... 50 4.00 48.00 Caramel N ut Sundae— “ For that dark brown taste.” Volcanic Oil Liniment...... 25 2.00 24.00 H uyler’s Chocolate Ice Cream Soda— Sarsaparilla...... 1.00 8.00 96.00 “ It’s soda lightful.” Tar Wine Lung Balm ...... 1.00 8.00 96.00 Heavenly T wins— “ Celestially terrestrial.” Tar Wine Lung Balm ...... 50 4.00 48.00 Egg Flip—“Food for thought.” Tar Wine Lung Balm...... 25 2.00 24.00 Mariucha Sundae— “ She maka you smile.” Liver and Kidney Pillets...... 25 1.75 21.00 Cherry Cobbler—“ For rubbernecks.” Universal Pills-Liver Pills...... 25 1.50 18.00 T eddy Bear—“ Dee-lighted!!!” Strengthening Eye Salve...... 25 2.00 24.00 Persian Fig Sundae—“ An Oriental Inspiration.” Plaster (Porous)...... 25 1.25 15.00 A dam and Eve—“ Not forbidden fruit.” Liquid Vermifuge...... 1.75 21.00 Marshmallow Cherry Sundae—“Mighty fittin’.” Candy Vermifuge...... 25 1.75 21.00 T he Other Fellow’s Soda— Pepsanels...... 25 2.00 24.00 “ More work for the undertaker.” Vegetable Condition Powder...... 25 1.35 16.20 Five Pound Box Huyler’s—“ Maiden’s Prayer.” Catarrh Powder...... 50 4.00 48.00 ______— T he Spatula. Lung Healing Globules...... 25 2-00 24.00 Wellerettes satisfy the most exacting smoker and will Wellerettes should find a place in every druggist’s cigar help you as nothing else can to build up and hold a special case. Their quality entitles them to it. and select trade. 22 OMAHA DRUGGIST

NEW GOODS. The hundred-point man may not look just like other men, or dress like them, or talk like them, but what he M aj-a-tone...... doz. $5.85 does is true to his own nature. He is himself. Luyties Non-Ale Calendula...... doz. 9.00 He is more interested in doing- his work than in what Luyties Non-Ale Calendula, Borated...... doz. 9.00 people will say about it. He does not consider the gallery. Luyties Calendula Cerate I s ...... lb. .94 He acts his thoughts and thinks little of the act. Carbona, 15c...... doz. 1.25 The hundred-point man looks after just one individual, Carbona, 25c...... doz. 2.10 and that is the man under his own hat; he is one who does Carbona, 50c...... doz. 4.00 not spend money until he earns it; who pays his way; who Mother’s Salve 25c...... doz- 2.00 knows that nothing- is ever given for nothing-; who keeps Mother’s Salve 50c...... doz. 3.75 his digits off other people’s property. When he does not Fleming’s Colic Cure...... doz. 8.00 know what to say, why, he says nothing, and when he Fruitola...... doz. 9.00 does not know what to do, does not do it.—Philistine. T raxo...... doz. 9.00 Bell’s Sedative Tablets...... doz. 4.00 Dilaxin...... doz. 2.00 HAJA—We warrant it and so can you. It will pay you Walker’s Roup and Cholera Cure...... doz. 4.00 to handle it. Grover Grahaih’s Dyspepsia Cure, 50c...... doz. 4.00 Grover Graham’s Dyspepsia Cure, $1.00...... doz. 8.00 Davis Anti-Heaeache, 10c...... doz. .75 FOR SALE, WANTED, ETC. One Minute Toothache Stick...... doz. .60 One dozen Free with 3 dozen. Glyco-Thymoline, 3-oz...... doz. 2.25 Special Rate to Druggists, 50 Cents for 25 Words or Less, Guaranteed Dehorner...... doz. 7.00 Tiz for Tender Feet...... doz. 2.00 Results are usually more satisfactory if an advertisement appears in several consecutive issues. S ix consecutive in s e r t io n s o f o n e a i> Catnip Balls...... doz. .75 VERTISEMENT AT THE FIVE-INSERTION RATE. Monrads’ Vag. Douche, p ts...... doz. 12.00 To INSURE INSERTION IN CURRENT ISSUE, COPY MUST BE RECEIVED Whites Laxol, 50c...... doz. 4.50 BY THE FIRST OF THE MONTH. R e m it t a n c e m u st a c c o m p a n y o r d e r . Royal Glue, Gills...... doz. 3.00 For obvious reasons we are not at liberty to give addresses of adver­ Royal Glue, ^ pints...... doz. 4.80 tisers who have their mail transmitted through this office. In answering Royal Glue, p in ts...... doz. 8.00 such advertisers, address your communication to the Omaha Druggist, indicating on envelope (by giving number) for whom it is intended, and ADVANCED we will forward same to the proper person. Have your return notice— giving name and address—appear on envelope, so that in case the letter Pine-O la...... doz- 6.00 is not delivered, it may be returned to you. Maizene...... doz. 6.00 OMAHA DRUGGIST, O m a h a , Ne b . Sarsene...... doz. 6.00 Armours Benz, Lard, 5 s ...... lb. .27 \ A 7ANTED— Clerks desiring positions, and pharmacists in need of Armours Benz. Lard, 1 0 s...... lb. .25 VV clerks, should address A. V. Pease, Fairbury, Neb., chairman Violation Committee, Nebraska State Board of Pharmacy. He can ac­ DECLINED commodate you. Pas-avena...... doz. 8.00 HAVE several snaps in drug stores in Nebraska and western states Mitchell’s Lump Jaw Cure...... doz. 7.00 I also positions at all times. F. V. Kniest, N. V. L. Bldg., Omaha, Neb.,

ADVANCES OR SALE— Drug store in town of 2,000 inhabitants; county seat. Acid Oxalic Ginger F Best reasons for selling. Stock and fixtures $3,000; no other drug Allspice Gum Asafoetida store. Splendid opportunity for right man. Address O. B., care Omaha Buchu Leaves Nutmegs Druggist. Cloves Pepper Cocaine Muriate Rock Candy Syrup OR S 4LE—Drug store in Butler County, Neb. For particulars write Flax Seed Santonine F William Scott, Valparaiso, Neb.

DECLINES OSITION W ANTED— I am a graduate of the Highland Park College Acid Citric Iron Pyrophosphate P of Pharmacy of Des Moines, Iowa, and am registered in Illinois and Acid Benzoic from Toluol Oil Bergamot Iowa by examination and in Oklahoma on my diploma, and would like Acetanilid Oil Lemon to secure a position in a good live city in Oklahoma about June 15th. Blue Vitriol Oil Orange, Sweet Can give the best of references. Samuel Terrill, Rushville, 111. Calcium Glycerophosphate Potash Citrate Soda Benzoate Castor Oil OR SALE— A first-class drug stock 35 miles west of Lincoln, Neb. Chrysarobin Soda Citrate F Best reasons for selling. Address A, care of Omaha Druggist. Cinchonidine Salic Terpin Hydrate Elaterium Turpentine Iron Citrate Tartar Emetic AN TED — Position by registered pharmacist. 15 years experience. Iron Citrate and Ammonia Tin Muriate W A No. 1 reference. O. L. Harris, 314 N. Market St., Wichita, Iron Phosphate Kansas.

COR SALE— One of the best drug stores in Nebraska. Fixtures and Arc You A Hundred Point Man? F stock invoices about $6,500. County seat; 1500 inhabitants. No soda fountain in town. W ill invoice. Good business. Reasons given A hundred-point man is one who is true to every trust; for selling. Address C, care Omaha Druggist. who keeps his word; who is loyal to the firm that employs him; who does not listen for insults nor look for slig-hts; AN TED — Young man of neat and attractive appearance to run soda W fountain and help care for trade. Need not be registered but who carries a civil tongue in his head; who is polite to must understand dispensing soda water. Address S. D., care of Omaha strangers without being fresh; who is considerate towards Druggist. servants; who is moderate in his eating and drinking; who is willing to learn; who is cautious and yet courageous. Hundred-point men may vary much in ability, but this trade. Inquire R. R ., care of Omaha Druggist. is always true—they are safe men to deal with, whether drivers of drays, motormen, clerks, cashiers, engineers, or C O R SALE— Drug store in good town in New Mexico. Annual sales presidents of railroads. F 1908, $22,600. For particulars address F., care of Omaha Druggist.

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This Hand-Made $4,50 for $2.00. S9.00 for $4.00 Porto Rico PANAMA HAT FREE DO PROFITS INTEREST YOU? As a Fora

We are doing- some extensive advertising- on Walker’s Roup Special Limited and Cholera Cure, in the farm papers and poultry journals. We want you to get your share of the business. We know you have-opportunities every day to take on new remedies. Offer Time We realize it is difficult to distinguish between the sellers and the dead ones. You don’t want to take on any more dead ones and you don’t want to pass up any good sellers; if there’s a good seller out you want it and to show you that Walker’s Roup and Cholera Cure is the best seller in the poultry remedy line we will make you the following offer: 250 EXPORTO CIGARS, Buy Y% doz. or 1 doz. from the Richardson Drug Co., advise us the amount you have purchased and we will send you one-half the quantity ONE GENUINE PORTO absolutely free, prepaid. RICO HAND MADE We will do more than this—will guarantee to sell it for you or buy it back PANAMA HAT, Gratis When you advise us of your purchase send us also the names of 30. 40 or 50 farm ladies, whose patronage you wish to encourage. We will mail As this is an unusually attractive offer and the quantity each a sample of the remedy, together with our booklet, “ Poultry limited (on account of the fact that the Hats and Cigars Troubles” and a personal letter refering them to your store for the goods. We suppliment this from time to time with our system of follow-up- are both Hand Made) we suggest the placing of early letters and other advertising matter, all of which bears your business orders. card. You get the benefit of all this advertising and make 125$ profit on your investment. No chance to lose. Speaking of the way the remedy sells the Duff Drug Co.. Blockton, la., writes; “No complaints out of twelve to fourteen dozen is certainly posi­ tive proof of its selling quality.” Exportos are High Grade Porto Rican Cigars The Union Drug Co., Lorimor, la. wrote: “The is no use of talking, you have got the best one I ever saw for quick curing.” You haven’t anything on your shelves that will start to sell with it. Try the $2.00 HAND M A DE offer— send us in a well selected list of names and let us show you. POSITIVELY LONG FILLER

YOURS FOR BUSINESS, Price $35.00 per 1000 WALKER REMEDY CO. Yours truly, LAMONI, IOWA. N. B.-In ordering please men­ tion SIZE of Hat desired, Richardson Drug Go. and let us have your order at the Earliest possible moment. Omaha, Neb. A Record of Over Sixty-Five Years.

For over sixty-five years MRS. WINSLOW’S s o o t h in g s y r u p has been used by mothers for their children while teething. Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with pain of Cutting Teeth? If so send at once ancf get a bottle of “ Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup” for Children Teething. The value is incalculable. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately. Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about it. It cures Diarrhoea, regulates the Stom­ ach and Bowels, cures Wind Colic, softens the Gums, reduces Inflamation, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. “ Mrs. Winslow’s Soothina-Syrup,” for children teething is pleasant to the taste and is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and is for sale by all druggists throughout the world. Price, twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for “ Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup.” Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act, June 30th, 1906. Serial Number 1098. S le e p e r’ s FLI-STIKON THE FLY RIBBON The Greatest Fly Catcher in the W orld Retails at sc. $4 80 per gross Lightning Fly Poison The Fly Ribbon Mfg. Co., New York Put up in One-Half Reams, Quire Packages, and Richardson Drug Co., Distributors Ready Cut in Envelopes. THE ORIGINAL FLY PAPER, MANUFACTURED FIRST IN 1854

Banish Rheumatism in Any Form The Best Fly Paper Known Nervous Headaches and other Nervous ailments disappear Properly used will kill Millions of after wearing them. Counter and Window Displays included with ail orders. Flies and Insects.

EVERY SHEET GUARANTEED. YOUR ORDERS SOLICITED.

RICHARDSON DRUG CO. OMAHA, NEB. FREE SAMPLES MAILED ON APPLICATION. MANUFACTURED BY A. L. SLEEPER & SONS Money Refunded if they fail to cure. BROWNSDALE, - MINNESOTA $ 7 \ ; 2 0 PER DOZEN. RETAIL, PER PAIR $ 1 . 0 0 RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Omaha, Neb., Distributors. 24 OMAHA DRUGGIST OUR PAGE OF SPECIAL QUOTATIONS. STAPLE HEAVY CRUDE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. No Charge for Containers. Prices are Inclusive for the Quantity,

0 4 % Chalk, Lump, bbl...... cwt 1 00 ..ft 11 Acid, Acetic, barrels...... ® 12 No. 8, 38%, carboy...... ® 0 5 % 100-lb...... ft 01% . ..ft 0 6 % 50-lb...... ft 0114 ...ft 13 5-gal. demijohn...... ® 14 1-gal. jug...... ® 07 25-lb ...... ft 02 ...ft 08 10-lb ...... ft 0214 5-lb. ...ft 15 Boracic, Po., b b l...... ® ...ft 13 100-lb. lots...... ® 09 5-lb...... v...... lb 03 10 French, Powd., 200 lb. bags...... lb 03 ...ft 14 50-lb. lots...... J . ..lb 15 25-lb. lo ts ...... ® 11 100-lb bags...... lb 04 12 50-lb bags...... 1b 05 .. .ft 16 10-lb. lots...... ® 17 5-lb. lots...... ® 13 25-lb bags...... ft 06 ...ft 25 10-lb bags...... ft 07 Sal Epsom, Bbls. ...ft 01% Carbolic, crude, 20%, bbl...... gal 02 20%; 10-gal. can...... gal 35 Charcoal, Commercial, bbl...... ft 03 . ..ft 40 100-lb...... ft 0314 ft 02% 20%. 5-gal. can...... gal ...ft 03 25% .bbl...... gal 28 50-lb...... f t 04 25% ,10-gal. can...... gal 38 25-lb...... ft 05 .. .ft 03% 43 10-lb...... ft 06 5-lb. .. ,1b 04 23% 5-gal. can...... gal .cwt 1 00 301%, bbl...... gal 33 5-lb...... lb 08 43 . ..ft 01% 30%, 10-gal. can...... gal Columbian Spirits, bbland 14 bbl...... gal 80 02 30%, 5-gal, can...... gal 48 10-gal...... gal 85 .. lb 43 D 5 gal...... '...... gal 90 ...lb 02% Citric, 100-lb. keg...... ® ...lb 03 50-lb. lots...... ® 4314 Copperas, Lump, bbl...... cwt 95 03% 44 D 5-lb. ...lb 25-lb. lots...... ® 100-lb...... cwt 1 25 07% 10-lb. lots ...... ® 45 D 50-lb...... ft 0114 .. 1b 46D 25-lb...... ft 02 ...ft 08 5-lb. lots...... ® ...ft 08% Muriatic, carboy...... (5 carboy 1%) ® 02 10-lb...... lb 0214 ...ft 09 Nitric, carboy...... ® 06% 5-lb...... ft 03 09% 1014 Redried Powd.bbls ...... ft 02% 5-lb. ...lb Oxalic, bbl...... ® 07% 50-lb. lots...... ® 12 A 100-lb...... lb 03 ...1b 12% 50-lb...... ft 04 ...ft 08 25-lb. lots...... 5 ...lb 08% 10-lb. lots...... ® 13a 25-lb...... ft 05 1314 10-lb...... ft 05*4 10-lb...... lb 09 Sulphuric carboy...... (5 carboy 1%) ® 02 5-lb...... lb 06 5-lb...... ft 09% Nitre, powd., keg. ...1b 08 Tartaric, bbl...... ® 34 Cream Tartar, C. P.. bbls...... ft 26 35 ...ft 08% 100-lb. lots...... ® 50-lb...... ft 27 09 50-lb. lots...... ® 36 25-lb...... 1b 28 ...lb 37 10-lb. . ..lb 09% 25-lb. lots...... ® 10-lb...... ft 30 5-lb. ... ft 10 10-lb. lots...... ® 38 5-lb...... ft 31 39 . ..ft 25 5-lb. lots...... ® Dextrine, Yellow, bbls...... ft 05 . ..ft 25 Alcohol, Wood, bbls...... gal 58 62 100-lb...... ft 0514 ...ft 26 % -bbls...... «*! 50 lb...... ft 06 . ..ft 27 10-gal...... Sal 66 70 25-lb...... ft 06 5-lb. 28 5-gal...... sal 10-lb...... '...... ft 0714 .cw t 1 10 Denatured, bbls...... gaj 58 62 5-lb...... ft 08 Keg .cwt 1 25 66 Formaldehyde, 40%, 400 lb. barrels...... ft 12 50-11 ...ft 02 “ 10-gal...... ga) 02% “ 5-gal...... g ^ 70 100 1b...... ft 16 0214 50-lb...... ft 18 ...1b 03 Alum, lump, bbl...... 2" 5-lb...... 1b 03% 50-lb. lots...... ® 03% 25-lb...... lb 19 25-lb. lots...... ® 03 % 10-lb...... ft 20 Sassafras Bark, 200 lbs. bag. 16 04 10-lb. lots...... ® German Green Soap, 100 lb. lots...... 1b 10 ...lb 17 5-lb. lots...... ® 0414 .. .ft 18 02% 50-lb lo ts...... ft 11 ...1b 19 Ground, bbl...... -■••• ...... ® 25-lb lots...... ft 12 50-lb. lots...... ft 03% 25-lb. lots...... ® 04 10-lb bags. ...1b 20 05 10-lb lots...... ft 13 10-lb. lots...... ft 04% 5-lb. lots...... ft 5-lb lot...... 1b 14 5-lb bags. 21 Powdered, bbl...... ® 03 03% 05 Glycerine, C. P., 100-lb. inc...... ft 1614 50-lb. lots...... ft 04 25-lb. lots...... ft 50-lb...... ft 17 04 10-lb. lots...... 06 5-lb. lo t s ...... ft 07 04% Ammonia, Water, Conct.,26°, carboy...... ® 0614 Gum Camphor, bbl...... ft 55 05 5-gal...... ft 07 100-lb...... lb 56 ...ft 05% Muriate, lump, 100-lb. lots...... ® 13 50-lb...... ft 57 5-lb. ...ft 06 50-lb. lots...... ® 14 25-lb...... ft 58 04 25-lb. lots...... ft 15 10-lb...... 1b 59 ...ft 04% 10-lb. lots...... ft 16 5-lb...... 1b 60 ...lb 04% 5-lb. lots...... ft 17 1-lb...... ft 65 25-lb bags ...ft 05% Ammonia Carbonate, bbls...... ft 10 Lime Chloride, cask...... ft 02% ...» 05% 100-lb. lots...... ft 11 Bbl...... 1b 03' 5-lb...... 06 50-lb. lots...... ft 12 10-lb. cans, 100-lb. cases...... ft 0414 Tax, groun< ...ft 04A 25-lb. lots...... ft 13 5-lb. cans. 100-lb. cases...... 1b 05 50-lb bags ...lb 04% 10-lb lots...... ft 14 Large cans, 50-lb. cases...... lb 0614 25-lb bags ...1b 05 A 5-lb. lots...... ft 15 Medium cans, 50-lb. cases...... ft 07% 05 y* Muriate, Gran., No. 1, bbl...... ft 0 1 % Small cans, 50-lb. cases...... lb 08!4 5-lb...... lb 06 a 100-lb. lots...... ft 08 Asst, cans, 50-lb. cases...... ft 07 Sunflower, 125-lb bags ...ft 05 50-lb. lots...... ft 08 Insect Powder, 100-lb. keg...... lb 22 05% 25-lb. lots ...... ft 0914 50-lb...... ft 23 25-lb bags...... 1b 06 10-lb. lots...... ft 10 25-lb...... 1b 24 10-lb...... ft 07 5-lb. lots...... ft 12 10-lb...... ft 28 5-lb...... 08 Antimony, Black, Commercial, bbl...... ® 02% 03 5 -l b ...... ft 30 Soda Bicarb., bbl...... ft 02 100-lb...... ® Magnesia Carbonate, Powd. 65-lb. bbls.. . . 1b 08 100-lb...... •02% 50-lb...... ® 02% 25 1b...... ft Moth Balls, bbl...... lb 03% 03 10 lb...... ® 100-lb...... •...... ft 03% 03% 51b...... ® 8* 50-lb...... ft 04% 5-lb. Arsenic, Commercial, white, keg...... ® 06 25-lb...... ft 0414 04 07 Hyposulphite, gran, or cryst., bbl...... ft 02% 100-lb...... ® 10-lb...... ft 05 K eg...... ft 03 50-lb...... ft 08 5-lb...... ft 0514 09 50-lb...... 03% 25-lb...... ft Napthalin, Flake, bbl...... ft 0314 04 101b...... ft 10 100-lb...... ft 04 10-lb. 12 04% 5 1b...... ft 50-lb...... ft 0414 5-lb. ....lb 05 Blue Vitriol, bbl...... ft 05*4 25-lb...... ft 04% 100-lb...... ft 06 d 10-lb...... ft 05 10 50-lb...... ft 06% 5-lb...... ft 0514 12 07 25-lb...... ft Oil Cake, ton...... ton 33 00 13 101b...... ft 07% 14 5 1b...... ft 080 14-ton...... ton 34 00 5-lb. 15 Borax, Powder or Lump, bbl...... ft 05%, %-ton...... ton 35 00 100-lb...... ft05% ft 1 80 ....ft 14 50-lb.;...... ft 0614 Paris Green, Season 1909 15 25-lb...... ft 07 ft 22 16 10-lb...... ft 0714 ft 22% 17 5-lb...... ft 08 ft 23% 18 Brimstone, Roll, bbl...... ft 02% ft 23% 19 100-lb...... ft 03% ft 24 2 90 50-lb...... ft 03% ft 25 2 75 25-lb...... ft 04% 1-lb. paper boxes ft 26 2 50 10-lb...... ft 04% ft 12 5-lb...... ft 05 ft 12% .. ..ft 07 Carbon Bisulphide, “10-gal.,” 100-lb...... ft 0714 ft 13 08 08 10 lb. ft 14 10-lb. 09 “5-gal.,” 50-lb...... ft 5-lb. “1-gal.,*' 10-lb...... ft 14 5-lb. • ft 16 10 OMAHA DRUGGIST 25 COMPLETE PRICES'-CURRENT OF Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Etc. CORRECTED MONTHLY BY

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DRUCS, CHEMICALS, Etc. DRUGS, ETC.-Cont. DRUCS. Etc.—Cont. Acetanilid, cryst. or po. cart...... oz 10 A lc o h o l, absolute...... Gallon 5 0 0 ....pint 70 Antikamnia, powd. or tablets...... oz 1 00 Cryst. or powd., M-ft ca rt...... ft 41 188...... gal 2 92 Combinations...... oz 1 00 Cryst. or powd., V4-fb ca rt...... ft 40 Denatured...... gal 75 10-oz. lots...... oz 92*4 Cryst. or powd., 1 -ft ca rt...... ft> 37D Wood Ref. 95%...... gal 75 A n tid oler...... oz 75 A ld e h y d e , concent,...... ft 1 31 Anticalor...... oz 60 Acetphenetidin ...... lb 1 12 oz 15 A lls p ic e , (pimento) . __ 1b 20A Antimony, Metal...... ft 27 Powd...... ft 2’A Bromide...... oz 27 Acetone, ...... ' .. ft 39 Almond Meal...... 1b 40 Chloride, cryst...... oz 25 Chloride, sol., (butter of)...... ft 20 Ooml., pure...... ft 30 A lm o n d s , bitter, shelled ft 50 Sulphate...... ft 2 00 ft 50 Diaphoretic...... ft 1 07 Sweet...... O xide...... ft 70 17 Acid, Acetic, No. 8...... lb 10 Aloin, 1-oz ctns...... oz Sulphide...... ft 28 Mallinckrodt’s. 1ft ctn...... ft 1 15 Black, powd., com l...... 1b 06 A cetic,...... ft 15 Alum, Ammonia, gran., ctns...... ft 19 Pure Needle, powd...... 1b 15 Acetic, C. P...... ft 18 Potassium, gran., ctns...... 20 ft Acetic, glacial, absolute...... lb 33 oz 14 15 Antinosin...... oz 2 10 Arsenous, fused or powd Dried, powd., ctns...... ft Antipuralgos...... oz 1 00 ...... ft 20 oz 10 Chrome, ctns...... 20 ft Benzoic, English...... ft 2 35 oz 19 37 Antipyralgine...... oz 80 Benzoic, from Toluol...... lb 50 oz 11D Chrome, gran., C. P...... lb Antipyrin, Knorrs, 1-oz vials...... oz 35 Ammoni-Ferric...... -ft27 Boracic, cryst. or powd...... ft 15 05 New Grade...... ft 3 15 oz 25 Lump...... ft Apiol fluid, green, 1-oz vials,...... oz 38 Boracic, Impalpable, Powd...... lb 20 Ground...... ft 06 Boracic, C. P., Cryst...... ft 30 Powdered...... ft 08 Apomorphia,cryst, %-Ozvls.,...... oz 10 00 Bromic...... oz 31 Muriate (amorphous) % -o z . vials,...... oz i 20 Butyric, 60 %...... lb 84 oz 22 Aluminum, Metal, c tn s...... lb 1 40 oz 19 Argentamine ...... oz 75 Acetate, pure dry...... ft 90 oz 16 Camphoric...... oz 39 Argols, red ...... ft 14 Aceto-Tartrate...... ft 137 oz 20 Red, powdered...... ft 16 Carbolic, crys, 1-ft can...... lb 21 Bromide...... oz 31 Carbolic, crys, 5-ft can...... lb 19 A rgonin...... oz 65 Chloride...... lb 68 oz 16 Argyrol...... oz 1 50 Carbolic, crys, 10-ft can ...... lb 18 Hydrated 74 Carbolic, liquid, med. T-ft bots...... — ft 21 ...... ft Aristol...... oz 1 80 Nitrate ...... lb 64 Aristochin...... oz 2 00 Carbolic, crude...... gal 35 to 40 Phosphate...... oz19 . Oresylic dark...... gal 85 Arrowroot, American...... ft 10 Sulphate, coml., powd...... 1b 13 Bermunda...... 1b 35 Oresylic, Redistilled ...'...... gal 1 25 24 Chromic, 1-oz vials...... oz 15 Sulphate, pure gran..?...... 1b St Vincent ...... lb 16 Orysophanic, (see Chrysarobin) Amidol, 1-oz bottles...... lb 10 00 oz 78 Taylor’s, 14-ft and 14-ft, foil...... 1b 40 Cinnamic, Merck ...... oz 37 Ammonia, water 16%...... ft 05 Arsenic, bromide, 1-oz. vials...... ft 30 Citric, cryst...... ft 48D Water, 20%...... 07 ft Chloride, solution___ , ...... ft 34 Water, stronger...... 10 lb Iodide, 1-oz vials...... ft 40 Formic, 1-oz v ia ls,...... oz 17 Household, pints...... doz 1 00 Red, powdered...... 1b 27 Formic, conct...... oz 23 Household, quarts...... doz 1 50 Solution (Fowler’s )...... ft 12 Gallic...... lb 74 oz 12 Ammonol, powd.. tabs or compounds...... oz 1 05 Solution (Donovan’s)...... ft 22 Hydriodic, 10%...... oz 24 Ammonium, acetate, cryst., 1-oz. vials...... oz 16 White powd. com’l...... 1b 13 Hydrobromic,...... ft 28 oz 10 Arsenate, 1-oz vials...... oz 22 Yellow (orpiment)...... ft 27 Hydrobromic, conct...... ft 58 oz 18 Benzoate...... ft 97 oz 13 Asbestos, fibrous, long...... ft 35 Hydrocyanic, diluted...... 1b 28 oz 11 Bichromate, O. P...... ft 68 oz 15 Asparagin, %-OZ. vials...... OZ 1 50 Hydrocyanic, Scheele’s, 1-oz. vials...... oz 35 Bichromate. Pure...... ft 50 Aspirin...... oz 45 Hydrofluoric, 1-oz bots...... oz 40 Borate. 1-oz vials ...... oz 21 Atropine, pure oz. vials...... oz 7 08 Hydrofluoric, H -ft bots...... ft 1 58 Bromide, 1-oz vials...... oz 10 ya Hypophosphorous Sol. 50% ...... ft 1 10 oz 21 Bromide...... 5-lb. 40 ft 41 Sulphate, % oz. vials...... oz 6 04 Carbazotate, “Picrate” ...... oz 18 Balsam, Copaiba...... 5-ft. 70 1b 75 L a c tic,...... 1b 74 oz 14 Carbonate...... lb 16 Copaiba, solidified...... ft 1 60 Lactic, dil...... 1b 27 oz 10 Carbonate, Cubes— ...... ft 33 Fir, Canada...... ft 100 Mono-chlor-Acetic, oz. vis...... oz 27 Carbonate, resublimed, pure...... ft 27 Fir, Oregon...... ft 50 Muriatic, coml...... lb 05 Citrate...... lb 1 05 oz 18 Peru...... ft 2 25 Muriatic, chem pure...... ft 17 Hypophosphite...... ft 1 80 oz 22 Sulphur ...... lb 50 Nitric, coml...... ft 10 Iodide...... ft 4 20 oz 37 Tolu...... 10-ft. cans 40 ... .lb 50 Nitric, chem pure...... ft 19 Muriate, lum p...... ft 15 Nitric, fuming...... 1b 23 Barium, Acetate, 1-oz vials...... 1b 16 Nitro-Hydrochloric, dil...... 1b 20 Muriate, gran., pure, 1-lb. cart...... ft 20 Carbonate,pure, 1-ft boxes...... ft 33 Muriate, gran., No. 1...... 1b 15 Oleic, pure...... lb 38 Chloride chem. pure...... ft 30 Muriate, powd, C. P., 1-ft. carton...... 1b 20 Nitrate, powdered...... 1b 17 Oxalic...... lb 14 N itrate, cryst...... 1b 27 Oxalic, chem. pure, 1-ft cart...... ft 33 Nitrate, chem. pure...... 1b 40 Nitrate, fused...... ft 27 Sulphate, coml, 1-ft boxes...... oz 15 Phosphoric, dil...... ft 16 Nitrate, gran...... 1b 27 Phoshoric...... 1b 35 Sulphate,pure, 1-ft boxes...... 1b 33 Oxalate, l-lb cartons...... ft 44 Sulphide, pure...... ft 50 oz 13 Phosphoric, syrup,, ...... ft 45 Phosphate, cryst, C. P...... 1b 74 Phosphoric, glacial...... 1b 58 oz 13 Salicylate, 1-oz vials...... 1b 95 oz 15 Bark, alder,black, pressed, fts...... ft 20 Picric...... ft 58 oz 12 Succinate...... 88 oz Alder, red or tag pressed, fts...... ft 24 Pyrogallic...... 1b 2 20 oz 23 Sulphate, coml...... ft 08 Angostura, pressed, f t s ...... ft 90 Pyroligneous...... gal 40 ft 10 Sulphate, l-lb cart., C. P...... 1b 25 Apple tree,pressed, fts...... ft 30 Salicylic, 1-ft cartons, ...... ft 50 Sulpho-carbolate, 1-oz vials...... oz 15 Ash,black, pressed.fts...... lb 30 Salicylic, lA - 1b cartons...... 1b 55 Sulpho-cyanate...... ft 58 oz 12 Ash, mountain, pressed, fts...... 1b 28 Salicylic, 14-ft cartons,...... 1b 60 Tartrate (neutral)...... ft 1 05 Ash. prickly, pressed®s...... ft 30 Salicylic, 1-oz cart...... oz 10 Valerinate...... lb 1 73 oz 24 Asln white, pressedfts...... 1b 25 Salicylic, (from winterg’n ,) ...... oz 39 Amyl, acetate, pure...... 1b 74 Barberry, pressed, fts...... 1b 30 Succinic, pure ...... oz 57 Butyrate...... 1b 1 83Basswood, pressed, fts...... ft 24 Sulphanilic...... oz 26 Nitrate...... oz 37 Bayberry, pressed,'...... 1b 25 Sulphocarbolic...... oz 35 Nitrite ...... oz 21 Bay berry, powdered...... ft 30 Sulphuric, arom. (elixir vitriol)...... ft 50 Valerianate...... ft 2 63 Beech, pressed fts...... 1b 28 Sulphuric, com’l 66%...... ft 05 Birch, pressed,’ fts...... lb' 24 Sulphuric, chem pure...... lb 17 Aniline, black nigrostine, for ink...... ft 2 00 Bitter Sweet, pressed, fts...... 1b 30 Sulphorous,...... ft 15 Blue, navy...... ft 2 50 Blackberry, of root, press, fts...... ft 20 Blue-blue, extra...... ft 3 50 Black Haw, pressed, fts...... ft 45 Tannic, 1-pz. cartons,...... oz 16 Blue, Nicholson, B...... ft 2 25 Tannic, 1-lb. cartons...... 1b 90 Boxwood, pressed, fts...... ft 20 Blue, Nicholson, BB...... ft 3 25 Buckthorn, pressed, lbs...... 1b 22 Tartaric, crys...... 1b 39 Brown, Bismark...... 1b 1 00 Tartaric, powd...... 1b 40 Butternut, pressed, fts...... ft 20 Green, prime...... '...... 1b 150 Canella, powdered...... 1b 45 Trichloracetic...... oz 36 Green, extra...... 1b 2 00 Thyrine (Thymol)...... lb 2 80 oz 26 Canella, pressed, fts...... ft 40 Orange, extra...... ft 1 25 Cascara Sagrada, pressed, fts...... ft 25 Tri'chlor Acetic, l-oz G. S. vis.,...... oz 30 Red, A lbany...... ft 60 Valerianic, 1-oz. vials and tin...... oz 26 Cascarrilla, pressed, fts...... 1b 30 Red, Diamond Fuchsine...... ft 2 25 Cascarilla, powdered...... ft 35 Red. eosine, bluish...... lb 2 60 Cassia...... ft 20 Aconitine, Amorphous Va- o z . vials...... ea 1 47 Red, eosine line...... ft 3 00 Cassia, powdered...... ft 25 Scarlet...... ft 1 00 Cassia Saigon, rolls...... 1b 75 Agaricin, 1-oz. vials...... oz 79 Scarlet, extra...... ft 125 Cassia Saigon, powdered...... 1b 65 15-grain vials...... ea 12 Violet (or purple) B ...... 1b 1 75 Chestnut, pressed, 1b s ...... ft 25 Violet (or purple) B B ...... ft 2 50 Cinchona, red, S. Am ...... 1b 30 Agaric, white...... ft 44 Yellow...... ft 2 00 Cinchona, red, S. Am., powd...... lb 35 A n n atto...... 1b 55 Cinchona, red, Rubingosa...... ft 40 Agathin...... oz 2 75 Annattoine...... ft 90 Cinchona, red. Rubingosa, powdered...... 1b 45 Anodyne, Hoffman’s, 1-ft cans, inclusive... 1b 63 Cinchona, yellow...... lb 30 Agurin...... oz 170 Antifebrine, 1-oz vials...... oz 18 Cinchona, yellow, powd...... : ...... 1b 35 * '*'T-;'.WZK.: W T ■ ’$>/*?’■'*'■.>'? * * % r* lp ?r-'

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DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRUGS, Eto.—Cent. fb 30 Blue Vitriol___ f b 10 Chloral Hydrate. fb 35 Powdered...... 1b 14 Crusts, 1-S> glass bot., incl...... tt> 1 25 Cundurango, pressed, lbs. fb 30 Bole, Armenia. ft 16 Crusts, %-fb glass bot., incl...... lb 1 35 Crusts, %-lb glass bot., incl...... fb 1 45 .fb 30 Bone A sh...... f b 00 Crusts. 1-oz glass vis, incl...... oz 16 .fb 22 1b 35 fb 25 ft 40 Crystals, 1-lb. glass bot., incl...... lb 130 .fb 23 B o n e M ea l...... 25 fb 03% 04 Crystals, %-lb. glass bot., incl...... 6) 1 40 .fb 50 ft Crystals, %-lb. glass bot., incl...... 5) 1 50 09 lb 25 Borax, powd. or cryst., Dulk...... ft Crystals, 1-oz. glass vials, incl...... oz 17 .fb 20 “ Powd., 1-lb ctn., 48 lbs in case 4 80 1b 12 Croton, 1-oz. vials...... oz 38 1b 12% . l b 25 “ Powd., %-Ib ctn., 48 lbs in case 5 20 Chloroform, Incl...... 7-lb. bottle 40___ fb 45 “ Powd., %-ft ctn., 24 lbs in case 2 80 13 . l b 30 ft Purified...... lb 47 fb 30 “ Powd., 1-fb tins, 24 lbs in case 2 90 1b 14 jersey Tea, pressed, fts. 4 70 11 Squibb’s, Purified...... 5) 87 .fb 30 Powd., 5-ft box, 60 lbs in case ft Chlorophyll, pure...... oz 38 Magnolia, pressed, fts... ^ mi n f o 1b 44 . l b 30 Chromium, Chloride, cryst. 1-oz. vials...... oz 1 00 fb 35 Boric Spangles, 241b ctn., in case...... 4 10 1b “ Powd., 241b ctn., in case...... 2 10 1b Chloride, solution, 1-oz. vials...... oz 18 . l b 22 37 D .fb 22 Boraxo, Bath Powd., 24 cans in case. 4 65 1b Chrysarobln ...... fb 4 75___ oz .fb 22 . f b 45 Cinchonine, Pure Aik. 1-oz. vials...... oz 27 .fb 30 Bromine, 1-oz. vials and tin case, .tb 68 OZ 22 Bisulphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 22 .ft 36 oz 63 Mixture, 3-oz. boxes...... box 25 . l b 30 Bromipin, 10#, Merck. .fb 2 20 oz 24 Muriate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 22 . l b 20 Brom oform ...... ft 1 58 oz 20 Salicylate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 33 Pomegranate, bark of root.. . l b 35 ■ft 25 Sulphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 19 Poplar, white, pressed, tbs.. ,1 b 20 oz 1 84 Cinchonidine, Pure Aik. Cryst., 1-oz. vials.oz 50 .ft 25 oz 1 84 Bisulphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz33 .ft 22 .ft 63 Muriate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 33 . l b 30 Cassia. .ft 40 Salicylate, 1-oz. vials ...... oz 33 D- .ft 35 oz 20 Sulphate. 1-oz. vials...... oz 30 . l b 25 Sulphate, 1-oz. cans...... oz 29 .ft 35 oz 34 oz 23 Sulphate, 5-oz. cans...... oz 26 .ft 35 Sulphate, 50-oz. cans...... oz 23 Caffeine, pure, 1-oz. vials...... lb 4 46 oz 38 22 Sulphate, 100-oz. cans...... oz 21 Sassafras.. Bromide, 1-oz. vials...... — oz 53 Cincho-Quinine, 1-oz. vials...... oz 1 10 .ft 30 Cltrated, 1-oz. vials...... lb 2 83 oz 30 1 57 .ft 25 Cinnabar...... ftlb 1 57 oz 68 Citarin...... oz 78 60 Salicylate, oz 49 40 .ft 15 Clover Head, red, pressed ozs...... ftfb ,oz 69 White, pressed ozs...... ft5) 40 .ft 18 30 . l b 20 15 Sweet, pressed ozs.*...... lb.. ft ..fb 28 A . l b 25 Calcium, Bromide...... lb 58 oz 14 Cloves, Zanzibar...... lb . f b 33 A . l b 24 22 Zanzibar, powd...... ftft .fb 35 Carbonate, 1-5) cartons.. . l b 13 Cobalt...... fblb 22 .ft 28 ,1 b 58 Powdered...... '...... ftlb 27 .ft 30 , ft 08 Carbonate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 37 .fb 1 25 . l b 24 Nitrate, 1-oz. G. S. V ...... OZoz 29 .ft 38 Glycerophosphate...... lb 1 47 oz 20 D Oxide, pure, 1-oz. vials...... oz 32 .ft 18 Hypophosphite...... lb 87 oz 16 Cocaine, Alkaloid, % oz. V ...... oz..oz. 33 90A90 A .ft 12 .oz 1 8 “ Muriate ozs. V ...... 2 95A95 A .fb 15 . l b 1 05 “ “ % oz. V ...... 3 00 A 20 oz 38 “ H “ V ...... 3 05A .ft 25 oz 16 “ “ % “ V ...... 3 15A .fb 22 .ft 1 28 Tropa Hydroch, 5 gr. vials...... eachich 44 .ft 25 fb 21 Cochineal, Honduras...... fbft 75 21 . l b 22 Powdered...... lb..ft 80 .ft 75 Sulphide...... 5) 30 oz 10 Cocoa, Butter...... 12-fb box 58—..ft fb 60 Sulphite...... 18 . . l b 08 Codeine, Aik., 1-oz. vials...... oz 4 70 70 Sulpho-carbolate...... 5> 46 oz 12 4 90 Robinson’s. loz 1 75 %-oz. vials...... oz 4 90 . f b 4 45 Robinson’s, ioz 3 00 1 03 Muriate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 4 45 ,1 b 1 35 %-oz. vials...... oz. .oz 4 65 65 Bay Rum, dc gal 2 25 Nitrate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 44 45 45 gal 3 00 Camphor, Mono-bromide...... 5> 1 73 oz 23 1 78 %-oz. vials...... , .ozoz 4 4 65 65 ..fb 50 ft Phosphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 44 2020 ..ft 50 .ft 1 60 %-oz. vials...... oz 4 40 . . l b 2 25 Candy. Coltsfoot rock, 5-lb. boxes— .ft 40 Sulphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 4 45 Vanilla, Bourbon...... Ib 0 ® 5 00 Hoarhound...... 22 lb 12% ft 15 %-oz. vials...... oz. .oz 4 4 6565 Vanilla, Mexican...... lb 0 ® 8 00 ,1 b 13 Colchicine, cryst., 15-gr. vials...... eachach 2 2 2020 . . l b 1 50 Rock, % strings. . l b 12 Collargolum, %-ozs...... oz.OZ 2.75* 2.75* 2 14 .ft 12% Collodion, 1-fb cans, incl ...... ft 59 1 55 . f b 12 Cantharidal,...... ft 1 83 B enzine...... gal. 18 OZ 20 .ft 12 Cantharidal, ozs., incl...... doz 1 83 . f b 15 ..fb 20 Flexible, incl...... 1b 63 .. ft 15 Colocynth, Apples, Trieste...... fbIb 50 Benzo Napthol. 20 1b 50 Apples, powd...... ft 55 B enzosol...... 1 25 1b 55 Confection, aromatic...... lb..ft 11 2525 . .OZ 1 72 Russian. . I b 1 00 Opium...... lb lb 1 1 5050 ..fb 27 ft 1 05 Rose, ...... & 45 Cantharidal Vesicant...... doz ..ft . . l b 17 5 50 Senna,...... fb 45 . fb 27 Cantharidin, Merck’s, 15-gr. vials...... each 1 80 Theriac...... — ...... ®..fb 85 Capsicum, powd ...... 5 S> 20 ...... fb 25 ..ft 32 OZ Pods...... fb 20 Copper, Acetate, pure crystal...... fb 68 oz 18 ..fb 35 A mmoniated...... fbft 53 ..fb 12 Card Teeth, (iron filings)...... 5) 15 C aram el...... 5) 20 Arsenate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 21 ..fb 16 Arsenite, 1-oz. vials...... oz 21 ..fb 16 Carbon, Bi-Sulphuret — 51b. can .15 .. ..fb 18 Carbon, Vetrachloride...... 29 Carbonate...... fb 35 ..fb 25 Chloride, “Cupric” ...... 63 . 1b 50 Cassia Fistula...... fb 20 Castor Fiber...... oz 1 40 Cyanide, 1-oz. vials...... oz 21 ..ft 30 Iodide, 1-oz. vials...... oz 44 . . l b 20 Castorine, Baums, ponys...... doz 85 Baums, pints...... doz 2 25 Nitrate...... ftlb 50 Beta Eucane, %s and %s. 3 60 Baums, quarts...... doz 4 00 O xalate...... fb 1 31 3 50 Baums, gallons...... each 1 20 Oxide, black...... lb oz lb Betol...... 64 Cerate, Cantharides...... fb 90 Sulphate, purified, 1-fb cartons...... lbfb 25 Bismuth, Metal...... 1b 2 63 Goulard’s, T1. S. P...... lb 50 Copperas...... fb fb 04 Acetate...... oz 37 Resin, U. S. P ...... 5) 50 Powdered...... lb 07 Betanapthol...... OZ 85 Resin, comp...... Ib 50 Corrosive Sublimate, 1-lb carton. ..ft 93 Chloride...... oz 37 Simple...... 5) 50 Powd., 1-fb cartons...... fb.fb 93 Citrate...... ft 2 37 oz 26 Spermaceti...... fb 60 Cowhage Down, 1-oz. cans...... oz 50 Ammon. Citrate...... ft) 2 73 oz 27 Zinc carb., true...... fb 24 Crabs’ Eyes...... oz 18 Lactate...... oz 42 Cerium, Nitrate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 26 Powd...... oz 22 Liquor...... fb 30 Oxalate...... fb 46 oz 11 Crab Orchard Salt, Natural...... Ib...1b 25 Nitrate Oryst...... oz 26 Chalk, Billiard...... gro 50 Cream Tartar, cryst...... fb...ft 33 Oxalate...... oz 37 Carpenters’ blue...... gro 70 Pure, powd...... fb 33 Oxide, Hydrated...... lb 3 15 oz 35 Carpenters’ red...... gro 60 Commercial...... fb.. . l b 18 Oxide, Anhydrous...... oz 36 Carpenters’ white...... gro 50 Creasote, Oxychloride...... 1b 2 38 Crayons, assorted...... gro 60 Coal T ar...... lb 40 Phenol...... ' oz 95 Crayons, white, school, 1 gross boxes...doz 1 40 From beech wood...... fb i oz 16 Phosphate...... oz 35 French, cut...... lb 20 Carbonate, 1-oz vials...... fb 9 00) oz 65 Pyrogallate...... oz 1 31 French, powd— ...... fb 08 Creosotal...... fb 9 001 oz 65 Salicylate, 40#...... 1 82! oz 22 Precipitated, English...... fb 12 Creolin, 1-fb bot. $8,00 doz. %-fb bot...... doz 4 400 00 Salicylate, 64#...... 2 27’ oz 24 Prepared in drops, 8-S> boxes ...... fb 07 Cresol,...... ft tt> 24 Subbenzoate...... 2 80i oz 29 Pink in drops, 8-Jb boxes...... 5) 08 Crocus, Martis (oxide iron, red)...... fb...ft 13 Subcarbonate...... 1b 2 46 Red, in fingers...... fb 12 Metallorum (antimony crocus)...... ftfb 33 Subgallate...... 1 87’ oz 23 White, lump...... bbl cwt 1 0 0 ...... Ibfb 02-04 Cubebin, %-oz. vials...... %-oz%-oz 65 Sub Iodide...... 3 90) oz 37 Charcoal, Animal (ivory black)...... fb 08 Cudbear...... fb fb 30 Sub Nitrate...... fb 1 82 W ood...... fb 10 Cumarin...... fb 4 41L oz 37 Sulphate...... 33 Willow. 1-lb. boxes...... fb 20 Curcuma, Powd...... ftfb 15 Tannate...... 26 China Clay...... fb 08 Dextrin...... fbfb 09 Valerianate, %-oz. vials.. 61 Chinoidine, 1-oz. rolls...... oz 12 From potatoes...... ft- lb 12 Bladder Wrack, pressed lbs...... lb 30 Chinaphenin...... oz 1 50 Diabetin...... 1bfb 11 6060 Blaud’s Mass, Po...... lb 31 Chinoline, pure, 1-oz. vials...... oz 48 Diastase of M alt...... oz 67 Blue Mass, Mallinckrodt’s...... lb 53 Tartrate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 46 Powdered...... ft> 60 Chloralamide, 25-gram vials...... each 85 Digitalin %-oz. vials...... oz 55 01 01 OMAHA DRUGGIST 27

DRUCS, Eto.—Oont. DRUGS, Eto.—Cont. DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. iDiogen, 1-oz. cans ...... oz 40 Formaldehyde, 5 ft. incl. .25...... lb 28 Tamarac, true...... 1b 1 25 15 V4-ft c a n s ...... S> 4 80 F o rm a lin , ft bottles, incl...... 1b 40 Thus (white turpentine)...... 1b D io n in , M erck...... oz 6 30 Tragacanth, ribbon...... ft 1 00 15 g r ...... ea 35 Formalin Pastils, 20s...... box 20 Tragacanth, 1st flake...... lb . 96 D io x o g e n , “ O a k la n d ” V4’s ...... d oz 2 00 250s...... box 1 10 Tragacanth 2d flake...... lb 80 Vi’s ...... doz 3 75 500s...... box 2 00 Tragacanth, sorts...... lb 70 Lbs ...... doz 6 00 F o r m in ,...... 1b 1 26 oz 17 Tragacanth, powd...... ft 80 5 -lbs...... doz 18 00 G a d u ol, ...... ft 4 72 oz 40 Gutta Percha, crude, shavings...... lb 2 00 Dluretln, Knorr...... oz 1 83 Crude, sheets ...... 1b 2 00 Doggrass, pressed, Bis...... ft 25 G a lla n o l, 1-oz cartons...... oz 1 30 Hair Cap Moss, pressed lbs...... 1b 80 D o r m io l, 5 0 $ ,...... fi> 4 00 oz 30 Gallobromol, 1-oz cartons...... oz 1 30 Hedonal...... oz 1 60 .D ov er’s P o w d e r ...... fi> 1 50 Hemo-Gallol, Merck...... oz 84 Dragons’ Blood. Mass’ ...... ft 50 Garantose, lb. ca n s,...... lb 2 25 R eed s ...... B> 78 Oz. cans...... oz 20 Helmitol...... oz 60 30 P ow d ...... lb 55 G a r lic ...... 1b 25 Helmitol Tablets, 5 gr. 25s...... each Duboisine, Sulph. 5-gr. vials...... v ia l 74 Hemicranine...... oz 90 G ela tin , Hemoglobin...... oz 1 10 D u o t a l ...... oz 1 50 1 00 D u o to n a l...... oz 50 Cooper’s, shred, 2-oz pkgs...... doz Herbs, Agrimony, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Cox’s, sparkling, 2-oz p k g s---- ■...... doz 1 85 Balm, lemon, pressed, ozs...... lb 40 Earth, Fuller’s ...... B> 06 French, white, silver label...... 1b 40 F u lle r’s, p o w d ...... B> 08 Balm,'sweet, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 French, white, gold label...... lb 45 Bell wort, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 E ik o n e g e n ...... fi> 3 95 oz 37 35 Elaterlum , Vi-oz. vials, Incl...... , ...... oz 1 62 D French shred, bulk...... ft Boneset. pressed, ozs...... lb 25 French granulated, bulk...... ft 40 Bugle, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Emetine, 5-grain vials ...... ea ch 50 30 G e o s o t...... oz 1 50 Bugle, sweet, pressed, ozs...... ft E m p y r o fo r m ...... oz 65 Canada Fleabane, pressed, ozs...... lb 30 E p ic a r in ...... , ...... oz 70 G lu c o se ...... ft 10 Cardinal Blue, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 Carpenter Square, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Ergot, Spanish ...... ® 65 Glutol...... oz P o w d ...... n>- 70 Catnip, pressed, ozs...... 1b 25 E r g o tln , A m erica n , 1-oz. v ia ls...... oz 40 Glycerine, Cudahy’s, 50-ft cans...... 1b Celandine, garden, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Bon jean. 1-oz. vials ...... oz 40 H. F. & G., 50-ft cans...... ft Celandine, wild, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Price’s, 1-ft bottles...... 1b Centaury, Am., pressed, ozs...... lb 34 E se rln e , A ik ., 5-gr. tu b e s ...... ea ch 65 R. D. Co’s. 50-ft cans...... 1b Centaury, Europe, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 Hydrochlor., 5-gr. tubes ...... ea ch 78 R. D. Co’s. 10-1b cans...... ft Ohickweed, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Salicylate, 5-gr. tubes ...... ea ch 55 R. D. Co’s. 5-ft bottles...... 1b Cinq uef oil, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 S ulphate, 5-gr. tu b es...... ea ch 50 R. D. Co’s, less quantity...... ft Clarry, pressed, ozs...... lb 55 Essence, Bay Rum, R. D. Oo...... B> 2 50 Scherring’s, 10-1b bottles...... ft Cleavers, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 Bay Rum. Rudkins’ ...... lb 4 00 Columbine, pressed, ozs...... lb 40 Ether, Sulphuric, “Anaestesia” ___5 1b .26 .B> 31 Glycine, l-oz vials...... oz Consumption Braks, pressed, ozs...... 1b 65 Sulphuric, <,conct...... 5 ib .2 6 ..lb 31 Glycozone, Marchand’s, l ’s...... doz 28 00 Cool wort, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Sulphuric, washed,” ...... 5 f t . 31.. lb 36 Marchand’s, Vi’s...... doz 17 25 Dandelion, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 S u lp h u r ic ,...... 5 1b .3 5 ..ft 40 Marchand’s, M ’s...... doz 9 50 Dittany, pressed, ozs...... ft 28 A c e t i c ...... ft 44 Glycyrrhizin, Ammon ...... ft 3 75 ___oz 32 Evening Primrose, pressed, ozs...... ft 32 “ A b s o lu t e ...... lb 63 Gold, Monobromide, 15-gr vials...... ea 1 25 Eyebright, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 B en zoic...... ft 1 83 Tri-Bromide, 15-gr vials...... ea 1 00 Feverfew, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 B u ty r ic ...... lb 1 05 and Soda Bromide, 15-gr vials...... ea 70 Fireweed, pressed, ozs...... ft 28 C h loric...... lb 60 Chloride, 15-gr vials...... doz 5 10 Fit Plant, pressed, Vis and Vis...... lb 35 F o rm ic...... '...... oz. .24___ft 1 47 and Soda Chloride, 15-gr vials...... doz 2 70 Five Finger, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 H y d r io d ic ...... oz 45 and Potassa Cyanide, 15-gr vials...... ea 1 50 Frostwort, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 H y d r o b r o m ic ...... oz. .22___1b 1 83 Oxide, 15-gr vials...... ea 1 25 Golden Rod, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 80 Goldthread, pressed, ozs...... 1b 75 N itrous, co n ct., 1 to 21...... lb Goose Grease ...... N itrous, spirits...... lb 57 ...... ft 45 Gravel Plant, pressed, ozs...... lb 24 P etroleu m ...... ft 31 Granville’s Lotion ...... ft 38 Grom well, pressed, ozs...... 1b 65 V a le r ic ...... oz. .31— lb 3 15 G rain s, Paradise...... ft 35 Heartsease, pressed, ozs...... 1b 40 Horehound, pressed, ozs...... ft 25 Ethyl, Bromide (hydrbromic ether) 1-oz G r a p h i t e , Dixons, 1-lb cans...... ft 20 v ia ls ...... oz 22 Graphite, Dixon’s 5-lb cans...... ft 18 Horsemint, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Io d id e (h y d riod ic eth er) 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 45 Graphite, Dixon’s 10-lb cans...... ft 15 Hyssop, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Ivy Ground, pressed, ozs...... 1b 25 E u ca ly p to l, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 17 G rin d , Robusta, pressed, lbs...... 1b 25 Jacob’s Ladder, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 B u lk ...... ft 1 26 Squarrosa, pressed, lbs...... ft 40 Johnswort, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 E u d o x in , l-o z . v ia ls ...... oz 2 10 Guaialin...... oz 1 00 Kidney wort, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 50 Tablets, 3 grain ...... *>z 2 60 Guaiacol, liquid,, pure...... lb. 1.68...... oz 20 Labrador Tea, pressed, ozs...... ft E u g e n o l...... oz 42 51 Larkspur, pressed, ozs...... 1b 60 Crystal, O. P., 1-oz vials...... oz 25 E u m y d r in ...... grain 05 Carbonate, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 50 Life Everlasting, pressed, ozs...... 1b E u p h o r in ...... oz 1 00 Life Root, pressed, ozs...... ft 25 E u q u in in e ,...... oz 1 47 Guaiaquin...... oz 1 75 Lobelia, pressed, ozs...... 1b 28 E u r o p h e n ...... oz 1 80 Guaiamar, Dr. Endemann’s...... oz 1 30 Lobelia, powd...... 1b 40 30 E x a lg in e ...... oz 1 50 Guarana...... ft 3 00 Maiden Hair, pressed, ozs...... Ib E x o d in ,...... oz 1 50 3 10 Mallow, low, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Powdered...... ft Mayweed, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Extract W itch Hazel. Gum, Aloes’ Barbadoes, Gourds...... 1b 55 72 Motherwort, pressed, ozs...... ft 34 D ick in son ’s, b b ls in c l...... gal Aloes, Barbadoes, powd...... lb 60 Mountain Mint, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 D ick in son ’s, Vi bb ls in c l...... gal 78 20 85 Aloes, Cape...... Pansy, pressed, ozs...... 1b 42 Dickinson’s, 10 gals in cl...... gal Aloes. Cape, powd...... lb 25 Peppermint, pressed, oz...... ft 27 D ick in son ’s, 5 g a ls in c l...... gal 95 Aloes, Socotrine...... lb 45 1 CO Pulsatilla, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 D ick in son ’s, as w an ted ...... gal Aloes, Socotrine, powd...... lb 50 Queen of the Meadow, pressed, ozs...... 1b 24 E x tr a c t, L ico rice , C o r ig lia n o ...... ft 35 Amber . . . , ...... ® 1 00 25 Ragweed, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Licorice, Dean’s, 5-ft boxes ...... ft Ammoniac, tears...... ft 75 Rue, pressed, oz...... 1b 35 L ic o r ic e ,...... ft 30 Ammoniac, powd...... ft 60 30 Sheep Sorrell, pressed, oz...... 1b 38 L ico rice , S cu d d er’s, 16’s, 5-ft b o x e s ...... lb Arabic, first pick...... ft 50 Smartweed, pressed, oz...... 1b 25 L icorice, S cu d d er’s, Mass...... lb 18 Arabic, 2nd pick...... ft 35 30 Soapwort, pressed, ozs...... lb 35 L icorice, 16’s, 5-ft b o x e s ...... lb Arabic, 3rd pick...... ft 30 Southernwood, pressed, ozs...... 1b 45 Licorice, ringed ...... ft 35 Arabic, silted sorts...... lb 20 35 Spearmint, pressed, oz...... 1b 30 L icorice, p o w d ...... lb Arabic, granulated ...... ft 55 Speedwell, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 Logwood, bulk, 12’s and25’s...... ft 13 Arabic, powdered...... ft 50 15 Sweet Basil, pressed, ozs...... ft 60 L ogw ood l ’s ...... 24-ft b o x es 11 ft Assafcetida, Calcutta...... 10-lb 30 lb 35 Tansy, pressed, ozs...... 1b 25 L ogw ood , Vi’s ...... 24-1b boxes 12 1b 16 Assafoetida, Calcutta, powd...... 10-lb 34 ft 40 18 Thimbleweed, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 L ogw ood , H’s...... 24-1b boxes 14 ft Asphaltum...... ib 15 Vervain, pressed, ozs...... ft 24 Logw.ood, assorted ...... 24-ft boxes 13 1b 15 Benzoin, marbled...... ft 50 50 Wall Pellitory, pressed, ozs...... ft 60 F a r e o l...... oz Benzoin, powd...... ft 55 Water Pepper, pressed, o z s ...... ft 25 F e b r ln o l...... oz 55 Camphor, refined...... ftM’k’t Wickup, pressed, ozs...... lb 35 Ferratlne, powd...... oz 85 Camphor, gum, refined, 24s...... Wild Carrot, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Flake White,...... lb 15 Camphor, Sim’s, 1-oz blocks...... Wood Sanicle, pressed, ozs...... 1b 50 Flour, R ice...... : ...... lb 15 ..lb 12 Wormwood, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 22 30 W ormwood, powd...... ft 35 Flowers, Arnica...... ft 14 Arnica, ground...... lb 24 Catechu, refined, 1-ft boxes. ..lb Yerba Santa...... ft 40 Arnica, powd...... lb 26 Catechu, refined, Vi-ft boxes ..ft 16 Yarrow, pressed, oz...... ft 28 30 Catechu, refined, V4-lb boxes., ..ft 18 Hematroplne, 5-grain vials, alk...... each 2 36 Arnica, pressed, ozs...... ft . ,1b Althea, pressed, ozs...... lb 55 Copal...... 50 Hydrobromate, 5-grain vials...... each 1 83 30 ..lb 40 Hyurochlorate. 5-grain vials...... r. ..each 2 20 Boxwood, pressed, ozs...... lb . .lb 35 Calendula, pressed, ozs...... lb 1 55 Salicylate, 5-grain vials...... each 2 20 Chamomile, Roman...... v ...... ft 35 ..lb 40 Sulphate, 5-grain vials...... each 2 20 Chamomile, German, new...... lb 45 ..ft 85 Heroin Hydroch, ozs...... oz 6 70 Daisy, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 ..ft 1 25 Vi’s. 7 00 Elder, pressed, ozs...... lb 50 ..lb 1 30 Heroin Hydroch, 15 gr. V ...... each 29 Hollyhock, pressed, ozs...... ft 36 ..lb 45 Hexamethylenamine...... 1b 1 26 oz 17 Kooso...... lb 63 ..lb 50 H ie ra P ic r a ...... ft 50 Lavender...... lb 30 ..lb 65 H o lo c a in 6 gram vials...... each 1 50 Lavender, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 ..ft 50 Holocain 1 gram vials...... each 35 Linden, pressed, ozs...... lb 50 Kino, true, powd. ..lb 60 H o n e y , Strained...... 10-ft 12 1b 15 Linden, with leaves, ozs...... lb 40 ..lb 90 H o p s, in ozs...... lb 60 Marigold, pressed, ozs...... ft 70 ..ft 40 In Vi and Vi-lb., L. P...... 1b 35 1 7f ..ft 45 In Vi and Vi-lb., T. P...... lb 30 Nettle, pressed, ozs...... ,-ft 30 Poppy, red, pressed, ozs...... ft 65 ..lb Hydrochinon,...... 1b 1 47 oz 18 1 00 Opium...... ft 5 50A Orange...... ft 6 50A Hydrogen, peroxide. 8-lb. bots...... 1b 14 Rosemary...... ® 40 16 44 . lb 35 Hydrogen, peroxide, 5-lb. bots...... 1b Rosemary, pressed, ozs...... lb 60 Hydrogen, peroxide sol. l ’s ...... 1b 23 Saffron, Amer...... ft 40 Hydrogen, peroxide sol. Vi’s...... ft 27 Saffron, Amer., pressed, ozs— ...... ft 70 65 ..lb 45 Hydrogen, peroxide sol. Vi’s ...... lb 32 Saffron, Spanish, Alicante...... oz 70 Marchand’s, l ’s ...... doz 7 80 Saffron, Spanish, Valencia...... oz 75 ..lb 35 Shellac, native, powd...... lb 40 Marchand’s. Vi’s ...... doz 5 40 Violet, pressed, ozs...... - ...... ft 80 Marchand’s, Vi’s...... doz 4 05 Yarrow, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Spruce, select...... lblb 1751 75 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRUGS, Etc —Cont. DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. - Hydrozone, Marchand’s, l ’s ...... doz 10 50 Leaves, Balmony, pressed, ozs...... lb 28 Lime, Chloride, large...50-lb boxes, 6 ..doz 1 001 Marchand’s, %’s ...... doz 7 00 Bay, pressed...... bulk 15 ozs lb 20 Chloride, medium...... 50-lb boxes, 7 ..doz 60 Marchand’s, M’s...... doz 4 60 Bayberry, pressed, ozs ...... ft 35 Chloride, small...... 50-lbboxes, 8% ..doz 35 Beech, pressed, ozs...... ft 28 Chloride, 5-lb cans ...... 1b 07 Hyoscyamine, pure cryst 5 gr. v l...... each 2 00 Belladonna, pressed, ozs...... lb 35 Chloride, 10-lb cans...... lb 06 Sulphate amorp.. 15 grs...... each 125 Belladonna, powd...... ft 40 Chloride, bulk...... drum 3M___ft 04@05 Benne, pressed, ozs...... lb 65 Hypnal...... oz 10 Blessed Thistle, pressed, ozs...... ft 32 OZ 15 Iatrol...... oz 1 00 Bittersweet, pressed, ozs...... Ib 45 oz 23 Carbonate...... ft oz 15 Ichthalbin...... oz 95 Boneset, pressed, ozs...... Ib 25 Borage, pressed, ozs,...... ft 38 oz 14 Iothargan,...... oz 3 15 .oz 35 Buchu, long...... lb 50D .oz 22 Icthoform ,...... oz Buchu, 1 05 short...... ft 50A oz 17 Buchu, short, powd...... lb 65a Ichthyol...... lb 4 00 oz 32 Buchu, short, pressed, ozs...... lb 50 Litmus, Cubes. • ft 35 Buckbean, pressed, ozs...... lb 37 .ft 40 Indigo, Bengal...... ft 1 25 Burdock, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Madras, extra...... ft 65 Butternut, pressed, ozs...... ft 28 .ft 12 Manilla, extra...... ft 70 Catnip, pressed, ozs...... lb 25 .Ib 12% Iodine, Resublimed, 1-oz vials...... oz 34 Chestnut, pressed, ozs...... lb 25 .lb 13% Resublimed...... ft 3 03....%-lb 3 12— lb 3 26 Cicuta, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 .lb 17 Iodipin, Merck, 10#...... oz 35 Coca, pressed, ozs...... lb 55 %-lb. boxes. 19 M-lb- boxes'. 23 lo d o le ,...... oz 1 25 Oonium, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Conium, powdered...... lb 35 90 Iodoform, 1-oz vials...... oz 33 Coltsfoot, pressed, ozs M. C. W ...... ft 3 58....% -ft 3 62. .Mft 3 66 ...... ft 25 1 80 Damiana,...... ft 30 lodof ormin...... oz 95 Damiana, pressed, ozs...... lb 30 .lb 40 Iodomuth...... oz 75 Digitalis, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Lozenges, Licorice, bulk. .ft 20 Digitalis, powd...... lb 40 Licorice, 5-lb cans...... lb 25 lodopyrine...... oz 1 40 Eucalyptus, pressed, ozs...... ft25 .lb 25 Iron, Acetate, dry, 1-oz vials...... oz 22 Fern, sweet, pressed...... lb 35 .ft 25 Acetate, liquor...... ft 39 Feverbush, pressed, ozs...... lb 40 Licorice, 5-lb. cans. ft 25 Ammonated...... ft 38 Foxglove, pressed, ozs...... Ib 35 ..ft 60 Arsenate, 1-oz vials...... oz 20 Ground Pine, pressed, ozs...... lb 35 Arsenite, 1-oz vials...... oz 20 4 25 By Hydrogen, gra y ,...... ft 52 oz 12 Hardhack, pressed, ozs...... lb 30 Lysol...... Doz. ft 3.00. .lb 70 Hemlock, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Bromide, 1-oz vials...... oz 18 Lycopodium...... Ib 65 Carbonate, precipitated...... lb 15 Henbane, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Carbonate, proto (Yallet’s mass)...... ft 33 Henbane, powdered...... ft 40 4 00 Carbonate, proto, sacchar...... ft 31 Henna Leaves...... ft 50 ..ft 60 Chloride, cryst...... ft 28 oz 10 Henna Leaves, powdered...... ft 55 ..ft 70 Chloride, sol, tor tinct...... ft 15 Hoarhound, pressed, ozs...... lb 28 Citrate, soluble...... ft 65 oz 13 Horse Radish, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 ..ft 20 Citrate...... ft 66 oz 13 Hound’s Tongue, pressed, ozs...... Ib 30 Magnesium, Acetate. .oz 22 Citrate and ammonia...... ft 63 oz 13 Jaborandi, powd...... ft 35 26 Citrate and Magnesium, 1-oz vials...... oz 15 Jaborandi. pressed...... ft 35 28 Citrate and Quinine...... ft 1 90 oz 24 Laurel, pressed, ozs...... lb 20 ..lb 65 Citrate & Quinine, with Strychnia...... oz 26 Lettuce, wild, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 ..ft 25 Citrate, Quinine and Strychnia...... : ...... ft 2 55 Lettuce, garden, pressed, ozs...... lb 30 ..ft 23 Citrate and Strychnia...... ft 1 20 ozLiverwort, 15 pressed, ozs...... lb 30 ..lb 22 Dialyzed, sol...... ft 45 Lobelia, pressed, ozs...... '...... lb 46 ..lb 15 Ferrocyanide...... ft 55 oz 11 Lovage, pressed, ozs...... lb 45 ..lb 33 Glycerophosphate...... ft 3 93 oz 35 Lungwort, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 OZ 22 46 Hydrated Oxide, mass...... ft 40 Marjoram, Germ., pressed ozs...... lb 35 Hypophosphite...... ft 1 68 oz 22 Metal...... 1b oz 20 Marshmallow, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 .OZ 12 Iodide, 1-oz vials...... -ft 3 30 oz 36 Masterwort, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Iodide, sacchar, ...... oz 26 . 1b 48 Matico, pressed, ozs...... lb 45 ..ft 46 Lactate...... lb 55 oz 12 Matico, powd...... lb 45 Lactophosphate...... oz 22 Meadow Fern, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 ..ft 10 And Manganese, Peptonized...... ft 3 67 oz 35 Mugwort, pressed, ozs...... -ft 35 ..ft 47 Nitrate, sol...... lb 33 Mullein, pressed, ozs...... lb 25 33 Oxalate (Ferrous), 1-oz. vials...... oz 16 Nettle, pressed,ozs...... lb 40 .OZ 16 Oxide, black (Ethiop’s mineral)...... lb 53 16 Oxide, sacchar...... ft 45 Oak, Jerusalem, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 28 Peptonized...... ft 2 36 ozParsley, 26 pressed, ozs...... lb 40 . .OZ 22 Phosphate, precipitate...... lb 45 Peach, pressed, ozs...... lb 30 Iodide, . .oz 46 Phosphate scales...... lb 63 oz 13 Pennyroyal, pressed, ozs...... 1b 25 20 Pyrophosphate...... ft 63 oz 13 Pitcher Plant, pressed, ozs...... lb 30 12 Salicylate,...... oz 17 Plaintain, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 ..lb 54 Subsulphate, (Monsel’s powd)...... ft 32 oz 10 Poppy, pressed, ozs...... lb 35 Subsulphate, (Monsel’s solution)...... ft 16 Poison Oak, pressed, ozs...... lb 40 ..ft 1 25 Succinate. 1-oz vials ...... lb 7 82 oz 57 Princess Pine, pressed, ozs...... lb 50 ..Ib 75 Sulphate, pure cryst., 1-lb cartons...... Ib 18 Privet, pressed, ozs...... — ft 45 Sulphate, gran., 1-lb cart...... lb 18 Marble Dust, bbl...... bblbbl 3 25 Raspberry, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Sulphate, dried, 1-lb cartons...... ft 22 i-oz Sulpho-Carbolate, 1-oz vials...... oz 15 Rosemary, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 M e c o n in , %-oz vials...... 2 53 Sulphuret (sulphide), 1-lb boxes...... 1b 19 Sage, Domestic, ozs ...... ft 50 30 Tannate. 1-oz vials...... oz 25 Sage, Italian, ground...... ft 20 ..lb 3 00 Tartrate and Ammonia...... lb 67 oz 13 Sage, Italian, pressed, M and % -ft...... ft 15 Tartrate and Potassium...... ft 53 oz 12 Sage, Italian, pressed, ozs...... ft 25 ..ft 80 Tersulphate, solution...... ft 22 Sage, Italian, loose pressed, M’s...... Ib 20 ..ft 90 Valerianate, 1-oz vials...... oz 25 Sage, Mountain...... ft 30 37 Savin, powdered...... ft 35 .OZ 36 Isinglass, American...... ft 100 ..ft Russian, true Beluga...... lb 4 25 Savin, pressed, ozs. a ...... — lb 30 77 Scullcap, pressed, ozs...... ft 34 Bromide, 1-ox vials... . .oz* 37 K am ala...... lb 1 15 Senna, Alexandria...... lb 30 Cyanide, 1-oz vials... . .oz 30 Powdered...... lb 1 25 Senna, Alexandria, powd...... ft 35 oz 25 Kaolin...... ft 08 Senna, Alexandria, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Iodide, red...... ft oz 27 Kava Kava...... ft 40 Senna, American, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 oz 25 Senna, Tinnevella, pressed, ozs...... lb 35 . .oz 30 Kermes’ Mineral...... ft 96 Senna, Tinnevella...... 5 1b .18 — ft 20 19 Kidney-wort, pressed lb s...... ft 30 Sheep Laural, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 24 Kou-sein, amorph., %-oz. vials...... %-oz 75 Squaw Vine, pressed, ozs.: ...... lb 25 20 Stramonium, pressed, ozs...... lb 25 30 Kresamln...... oz 45 Stramonium, powd...... lb 35 1), Kryophln, powdered...... oz 1 00 Strawberry, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 17 Tablets...... oz 1 00 Sumac, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 ..ft 1 15 Lactophenin...... oz 100 Sweet Fern, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 26 Summer Savory, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 ..ft 74 Tablets...... oz 1 00 24 Lactucarium, 1-oz. vials...... oz 77 Thyme...... lb 25 ...ft 54 Thyme, pressed, ozs...... lb 25 Lanolin, Liebrich...... ft 75 ..ft 68 Uva Ursi ...... ft 15 Lanum, ...... ft 27 Uva Ursi, powd...... ft 25 47 Uva TJrsi, pressed...... ft 24 Lead. Acetate (sugar of) white, 10 ft, 15...... ft 18 50 Acetate, white, powdered...... ft 20 Walnut, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Acetate, purified, 1-lb cart...... 1b 28 Wintergreen, pressed, ozs...... lb 25 .oz 50 Arsenate, pure ...... 1b 90 Witch Hazel, pressed, oz...... ft 25 72 Carbonate, C. P ...... ft 63 Wood Betony, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 Iodide, 1-oz vials...... oz 27 1 00 Yerba Santa, pressed, ozs...... lb 40 45 Nitrate, 1-lb. boxes ...... lb 25 65 Oxide, O. P...... ft 80 Lecithin,...... oz 4 20 Lead Plaster, %-ft rolls...... ft 60 .. .oz 42 Sub-Acetate, Sol (Goulard’s extract)__ .lb 14 15-gr...... ea 38 Tannate, 1-oz vials...... ft 26 Leeches, Swedish...... doz 1 00 75 Leaves, Aconite, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Lemon Peel...... ft 15 M ig r a m in e ...... 1 38 Aconite, powd...... lb 35 Ground...... lb 20 Adder’s Tongue, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 M ilk . Condensed, Eagle...... case 6 50 doz 1 75 Angelica, pressed, ozs...... , , ...... ft 38 Lemonin...... oz 4 00 Arbor V ito, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 Levulose, C. P...... ft 1 60 Mistletoe, pressed lbs...... lb 35 OMAHA DRUGGIST 29

DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont- DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. 3 50 4 35 Juniper Berries. F. Bro...... ft 2 25 1 25 3 95 Juniper Wood (Compound)...... lb 60 90 .lb 1 65 Lard, W. S., Extra...... bbl7 7 ....gal 82 Rue...... 40 3 90 Lard, Extra No. 1...... bbl 62— gal 71 Sage...... 50 3 50 Laurel, expressed ...... lb 55 Salad (see list) 3 15 Lavender Flowers,...... ft 4 00 5 00 3 10 Lavender, Garden, compound ...... lb 1 35 3 00 2 90 Lemon, Sanderson’s ...... 2 Oi'D . ..lb 1 00 1 65 D Sulphate, 5-oz. tins .OZ 2 85 Lemon...... 75 4 50 Lemon Grass...... ft 2 00 2 25 .ft 16 Linseed, boiled...... bbl 58 — gal 63 Signal...... ■ gal 60 • ft 27 Linseed, raw...... bbl 56— gal 61 Skunk, com 50 50 Lubr., Capital Cylinder...... bbls. 38 — gal 40 Smart weed. 5 00 oz 32 00 Lubr., Eldorado Castor...... bbls. 19 — gal 22 4 00 sft 35 Lubr., Golden Mach...... bbls. 18 — gal 20 1 10 .ft 30 Lubr., “A ” Castor Mach...... bbls. 16 — gal 18 25 Yellow, bulk. .ft 25 Lubr., Zero B lack...... bbls. 13 — gal 15 1 00 ft 15 Lubr., Summer Black...... bbls. 11 — gal 15 Stillingia...... 68 1 25 Stone, black, c Naphthalln, pure, 1-oz cartons. ■ OZ 10 Mace, ethereal...... ft 20 Pure, 1-lb cartons...... ft 30 Mace, expressed...... lb 2 10 Stone, white.. ... lb 80 1b 06 Male Fern, Oleoresin...... lb 2 25 60 .lb 06 Mullein...... oz 50 .doz 70 33 Musk, alcoholic...... oz 1 mo Sweet, bottles, 30 to gal. .doz 85 60 Beta, 1-lb cartons...... lb 65 OZ 12 Mustard, essential, true,...... oz .doz 1 10 Beta Benzoate...... lb 1 70 oz 18 Mustard, expressed...... gal 90 .doz 1 40 .oz 1 30 Myrbane...... : ...... lb 25 Tansy, pure. 5 50 .oz 2 10 Neatsfoot, E xtra...... bbl 88— gal 98 T ar...... gal. 50 ft 15 ,oz 26 Neatsfoot, No. 1...... bbl 78 — gal 88 1 50 oz 30 Neroli, Bigarade, ...... oz 6 00 Thyme, white, 1 75 oz 19 Neroli, Petit Grain,...... oz 75 .OZ 1 25 .lb 1 15 Neutral...... gal 29 45 oz 22 Nutmegs, essential...... oz 25 V alerian. . .OZ 55 .oz 26 Olive, Amoco, 10-oz. med...... doz 4 00 75 Sulphate...... ft oz 12 Olive, Amoco, 21-oz. large...... doz 7 50 • gal 75 N ico tin e , %-oz vials...... -oz 55 Olive, Amoco, %-gals...... gal 3 DO 31 loz 4 50 Olive, Amoco, gals...... gal 2 90 Wine, heavy...... OZ 48 Nutgalls, .lb 38 Olive, Antonini, small...... doz 4 23 W intergreen Leaves, true, ..lb 4 25 Aleppo, pow • ft 46 Olive. Antonini, medium...... doz 5 60 2 50 . Ib 53 A Olive, Antonini, large...... doz 9 00 75 .lb 58 A Olive, Oresp-Martinigue, large...... doz 7 50 3 75 2 50 N uts, Areca. .ft! 28 Olive, Curtis, small...... doz 5 50 .ft 33 Olive, Curtis, medium...... doz 4 50 4 00 ,1b 30 Olive, Curtis, large...... doz 8 50 ..ft 60 1b 15 Olive, Curtis, %-gals...... gal 3 10 40 Powdered...... 5-lb 22 ft 25 Olive, Curtis, gals...... gal 3 U0 65 O a k u m ...... ■ft 10 Olive, Fratelli de Pasquale, M-gal cans..gal 3 00 .ft 53 1b 20 Olive, Fratelli de Pasquale, % -gal cans, gal 2 90 1 00 oz 50 Olive, Fratelli de Pasquale, 1 gal can___gal 2 80 1 15 .lb 1 50 Olive. Fratelli de Pasquale, 5 gal can__ gal 2 70 60 ■ ft 1 00 Olive, Lautier’s, small...... doz 3 25 52 .ft 45 Olive, Lautier’s medium...... doz 5 00 . ft 1 00 .ft 27 Olive, Lautier’s large...... doz 9 00 1 00 Amber, rectified, German, • ft 45 Olive, Lautier’s gal...... gal 3 50 Sulphur ..ft) 50 .lb 25 Olive, Les Trois Croix, small...... doz 2 25 Tar...... ft 50 Anise Star...... 1 80 Olive, Les Trois Croix, medium...... doz 3 75 50 Bay Leaves, true, ...... ft 4 00 — oz 40 Olive, Les Trois Croix, large...... doz 7 50 50 Benne...... gal 1 00 Olive, Les Trois Croix, litres...... doz 10 CO 63 Bergamont, Sanderson’s ...... 6 00A Olive, Les Trois Croix, M-gal cans...... gal 3 00 Bismuth, 35 Bergamont...... 5 50A Olive, Les Trois Croix, %-gal cans...... gal 2 90 Cocaine 5%. .OZ 75 Birch Tar, crude ...... ft 30 Olive, Les Trois Croix, 1 gal can...... gal 2 80 Copper, 5%. 30 Birch Tar, rectified...... ft 1 10 Olive, Malaga, green, U. S. P...... gal 2 00 Mercury, 5%. 85 oz 17 Oade, (Juniper Tar)— - ...... ft 40 Olive, Malaga, yellow, U. S. P— •...... gal 2 25 Mercury, 10%. 1 00 oz 17 Cajeput (33-oz bottles)...... ft 1 00 Olive, Mottets, medium...... doz 5 25 Mercury, 20%.. 1 35' oz 22 Calamus...... oz 33 Olive, Mottets, large...... doz 9 25 30 Camphor, rectified...... ft 45 Oil Olive, Ojai, medium...... doz 4 00 40 Capsicum...... oz 45 Oil Olive. Ojai, large...... doz 8 00 70 Caraway, chaff...... ft 70 Oil Olive. Ojai, % -gals...... gal 3 10 Quinine, 20 Caraway, seed, Dutch...... ft 3 00 Olive, California Mission__ sml___ doz 2 00 Quinine, 10%. 30 3 00 Olive, California Mission— med...... doz 4 50 Quinine, 25%. 40 Cardamom. Ceylon ...... oz Zinc, 5%, Cassia pure...... ft 2 00 Olive, California Misison.. .large...... doz 8 50 .f t 1 00 oz 19 Castor, No. 1 bbls. gal... $0.88 %-bbl— gal 90 D Olive. California Mission — gals...... gal 3 00 Orange Apples. ..lb 15 Castor, cases 3-5...... gal 94 D Olive, California Mission — 5-gal cans, gal 2 90 ..ft 18 Castor, cases 1-5...... ; ...... gal 96 D Olive Oil, Purity, small...... doz 2 50 15 Castor...... gal 1 05D Olive Oil, Purity, med...... doz 4 50 ..lb 18 Castor, No. 3...... bbl 90 gal 94-1 04 Olive Oil, Purity, large ...... — doz 8 50 Peel, sweet...... 15 Olive Oil, Purity, 1 gal. cans...... gal 3 00 Peel, sweet, grou .lb 18 Castor, coml...... bbl 54 gal 60- 65 Orpiment, yellow. Castor, 60 to gal...... doz 70 Olive Oil, Purity, 54-gal. cans...... gal 3 10 25 Castor, 50 to gal...... doz 85 Olive Oil, Purity, 5-gal cans...... gal 2 90 85 Castor, 40 to gal...... doz 90 Olive, Re Umberto, 54-gals...... gal 2 90 1 40 Castor, 30 to gal...... doz 1 20 Olive. Re Umberto, gals...... gal 2 80 78 Oil Olive, Restuccia, % gal. cans...... gal 3 00 24 Castor, 30 to gal...... doz 1 60 Oxymel of Squills ...... Castor, 16 to gal...... doz 2 10 Oil, Olive, Sylmar Calif, small...... doz 2 75 ..lb 60 Oil, Olive, Sylmar Calif, med...... doz 5 00 Oyster Shells prepared... ..lb 20 Castor, 8 to gal...... doz 3 85 P a n a k a s ...... Cedar.(com’l compound) 8ft. 35 ...... ft 40 Oil, Olive, Sylmar Calif, large...... doz 9 00 1 00 Cedar, pure, ...... 1 10 ft Oil, Salad Cataluna, % gal. cans...... gal. 1 85 50 Celery...... oz 80 Oil. Salad Cataluna. 54 gal. cans...... gal. 1 80 63 Chamomile, German...... oz 5 00 Oil, Salad Cataluna, 1 gal. cans...... gal. 1 75 P a p o id . .OZ 2 00 Chamomile, Roman...... oz 1 50 Oil, Salad Cream, small...... doz 1 25 ..ft 12 Chaulmoogra...... ft 2 75 Oil, Salad Cream, medium...... doz 1 75 Paraldehyde ...... ft 84 Cinnamon, Ceylon...... oz 90 Oil, Salad Cream, large ...... doz 2 50 Pastilles, Fumigating Citronella, Ceylon...... ft 65 Oil, Salad. Delft Peanut, small...... doz 2 25 Fumigating, red__ Cloves, ...... 1b 1 35 Oil. Salad. Delft Peanut, medium...... doz 3 75 P e a r l A s h ...... ft 9@10 Oocoanut...... 1b 25 Oil, Salad, Delft Peanut, large...... doz 6 00 Pelleterlne Tannate, 15 gr. vials...... each 28 Codliver, Norwegian...... 5-gal 1 25 gal 1 50 Oil, Salad. Delft Peanut, gals...... gal 1 75 pepper, black, Singapore,...... 1b 23A Cologne...... oz 50 Oil, Salad, De Luxe, 54-gals...... gal 2 20 Black, powdered...... 1b 28A Copaiba, F. Bro...... 2 25 ft Oil, Salad De Luxe, gals...... gal 2 00 White...... 1b 31 A Coriander ...... oz 1 00 Oil, Salad, San Rocco, M-gal cans...... gal 1 70 White, powd...... 1b 34A Cotton Seed, Y. W ...... bbl 6-5— gal 73 Oil, Salad, San Rocco, 1-gal can...... gal 1 60 Petrolatum. Cotton Seed, W. W...... bbl 70— gal 78 Oil. Salad Union...... gal 1 00 Yet. Amber, bbls. and %-bbls...... ft 03% to 03% Croton, ...... 1 ft60 Orange, bitter, hand pressed...... oz 35 50 ft and 25 ft...... ft 04% to 05% Cubebs,...... ft 2 25 Orange, sweet, hand pressed, F. Bro...... ft 3 25 D Less...... lb 06 to 08 Cumin...... oz 50 Origanum, compound No. 2...... ft 40 L’tExtra Amber, bbls. and %-bbls. ft 05 to 05*4 Cypress, ...... oz 75 Origanum, red, French compound...... ft 80 50 ft and 25 1b...... lb 06% to 07% Dill Seed...... oz 60 Palm...... ft 40 Less...... ft 09 to 12 Ergot, ...... oz 50 Oil, Paraffine...... gal 22 Lily White, bbls. and %-bbls...... ft 09 to 09% Ergot...... oz 15 Parsley...... oz 50 50 1b and 25 ft...... 1b 11 to 11% Erigeron...... ft 2 50 Patchouly...... oz 75 Less...... ft 13 to 16 Eucalyptus...... 7...... 1b 1 25 Pennyroyal, ...... ft 3 50 Special Snow White, 50 f t ...... ft 13 Fennel Seed ...... 1b 1 75 Pepper, black...... ft 1 00 25ft...... ft 14 Fire Weed ...... ft 3 00 Peppermint, Japanese...... ft 2 10 10 ft...... lb 15 Fish, bank...... bbl 45 — gal 55 Peppermint, western...... ft 2 25 Less...... ft 15 to 17 Fish, straits...... bbl 47— gal 57 Peppermint, Fritzsclie Bros ...... 1b 2 35 SnowsWhite. 50tt>...... 1b 15 Fusel, Purified...... "...... lb 63 Peppermint, Todds...... 1b 2 50 25 1b ...... ft 16 Fusel, Coml ...... gal 2 35 1b 49 Peppermint, Hotchkiss ...... ft 3 50 10 1b...... ft 18 Geranium Rose. Algerian...... oz 75 Petrolatum, water white (5 gal .95)...... gai 1 00 Less...... ft 20 to 25 Ginger...... oz 75 Pimento (allspice)...... oz 38 Petrolatum in Bot,les Harlem Oil, ...... gro 3 00— doz 40 Pine Needles...... ft 1 15 Extra Amber, Plain. 2-oz. S. C. hot...... doz 35 Pinus Pumilio ...... oz 42 Extra Amber, Plain. 2-oz. S. C. bot...... gro 3 50 Hemlock, pure...... lb 1 00 Extra Amber, Plain, 4-oz. S. O. bot...... doz 60 Hemlock, com l...... 8 ft 40...... ft 50 Pinus Sylvestria...... ft 1 20 75 Rhodium, No. 3 (Compound)...... oz 40 Extra Amber. Plain, 4-oz. S. C. bot...... gro 6 00 Henbane, conct...... lb Extra Amber, Carbolized. 2-oz. S. C. bot...doz 40 Horsemint...... ft 4 50 Rhodium, No. 1 (Compound)...... oz 75 75 Rose, Kezanlic...... dram 1 00 Extra Amber. Carbolized, 2-oz. S. C. bot..gro 4 25 Horseradish...... oz Extra Amber, Carbolized, 4-oz. S. 0. bot..doz 65 Jasmin, alcoholic...... ft 3 50 Rose, artificial...... oz 4 00 30 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRUGS, Eto.-Cont. DRUGS, Etc—Corn. DRUGS, ETC.-Cont. Extra Amber, Carbolized, 4-oz S. C. bot.. gro 7 00 Insect, A.W. Co.’s 25-B> kegs...... lb 24 Extra Amber, Perfumed, 2-oz. S. U. bot. .doz 40 I sect, P. D. & Co.’s, 10-tb cans...... tb 30 Root, Cohosh, blue, pressed, lbs ...... ft 20 Extra Amber, Perfumed, 2-oz. S. C. bot..gro 4 25 Insect, R. D. & Co.’s, 110-tb kegs...... ft 22 Colchicum, pressed, lbs...... 1b 30 Extra Amber Perfumed, 4-oz.. C. bbt..doz 65 Insect, R. D. & Co.’s, 50-ft kegs...... lb 23 Columbo...... lb 28 Extra Amber, Perfumed, 4-oz. S. C. bot. .gro 7 00 Insect, R. D. & Co.’s, 25-ft kegs ...... tb 24 Columbo, powd...... lb 30 Eily White. Plain, 2-oz. S. C. bot...... doz 50 Insect, R. D. & Co.’s, 5-lb cans .30 10-tb cns lb 28 * Columbo, Amer., pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Lily White, Plain, 2-oz. S. C. bot...... gro 4 50 Insect, R. D. Co.’s, as wanted...... lb 32 Columbo. foreign, pressed, lb s...... ft 20 Lily White, Plain, 4-oz. S. C. bot...... doz 75 Jalap Comp...... ib 1 00 Coltsfoot, pressed, lbs...... ft 36 Lily White, Plain, 4-oz. S. C. bot...... gro 7 50 Licorice Co...... ft 40 Oomfrey, pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Lily White, Perfumed, 2-oz. S. O. bot..... goz 60 Seidlitz, R. D. Co.’s ...... doz 2 00 Comfrey, powd,...... ft 30 Lily White, Perfumed, 2-oz. S. C. bot...... doz 6 00 Soda, R. D. Co.’s.. ; ...... doz 150 Cranesbill, pressed, lbs...... lb 2e Lily White, Perfumed, 4-oz. S. O. bot...... gro 85 Propylamin, liq., ...... oz 58 Cranesbill, powd...... 1b 33- Lily White, Perfumed, 4-oz. S. C. bot...... gro 8 25 Hydrochlorate, J^-oz vials...... oz 3 67 Crawley, pressed, lbs...... ft 55 Phecine, 1-oz vials...... oz 135 Protagon, 15 grain vials...... ea 3 00 Culvers, pressed, lbs...... lb 40 Phenacetin. B ayer...... !b 4 00 oz 33 Protargol, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 25 Culvers, powd...... lb 45 Phenalgin, Po...... oz 1 00 %-oz vials...... oz 135 Dandeloin, powd...... ft 40 Capsules...... 02 1 00 Pyoktanin, Blue, 1-oz vials,...... oz 1 50 Dandelion, true, pressed, lbs...... ft 35- Tabs...... °z 1 00 Blue, %-oz vials...... oz 1 75 Dwarf Elder, pressed, lbs...... ft 65 Pheno, Bromate, povvd...... oz 1 00 Blue, %-oz vials...... oz 2 00 Yellow, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 50 Elecampane, pressed...... ft 20 2%-grain tablets...... oz 1 00 Elecampane, powd...... 5-lb 20 1b 25 5- grain tablets...... oz 1 00 Yellow, %-oz vials, ...... oz 175 Phenocoll, Hydrochl., 25-gram vials...... vi 1 75 Yellow, %-oz vials,...... oz 2 00 Fever, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Phenol-Bismuth...... oz 80 Pyramitlon...... oz. 2 15* Five Finger, pressed, lb s ...... ft 35 Phenolid...... oz 85 Py ratine...... oz 85 Galangal...... lb 20 Phenyl Salicylate (Salol)...... lb 1 20 — oz 15 Pyridine, C. P., 1-oz vials...... oz 35 Galangal, powd...... 1b 25 Phosphorus, 1-lb cans...... ®> 84 Pyrogalol, Resubl, 1-oz cans...... oz 23 Galangal, pressed, lbs...... lb 26 1_07 paric OZ 17 Quaking Asp, pressed lbs...... ft 25 Gelsemimum, powd...... 1b 30 Picrotoxin, %-oz viais...... • ■ • oz 5 60 Quassia, chips...... ft 15 Gentian...... ft 15 Pilocarpine, Aik., 5 and 10-gr vials,...... gr 11 Granulated...... ft 20 Gentian, ground...... ft 16 Muriate, 5 and 10-gr vials,...... gr 04 % Powdered...... ft 25 Gentian, powd...... 10-lb 15 ft 16 Nitrate, 5 and 10-gr vials, ...... gr 04% Quassin, C. P.. cryst, 15-gr. v ia ls,...... each 2 37 Gentian, Amer., pressed, lbs...... 1b 35 Piperazine, Scher, 10-gram vials...... ea 1 50 Pure. powd.. %-oz vials...... each 1 50 Gentian, foreign, pressed, lbs...... ft 18 Piperin, 1-oz vials, ...... oz 62 Quinine, Alkaloid. 1-oz vials...... oz 56 Ginger, African...... lb 19 Pipe Clay...... ® 06 Acetate, 1-oz vials...... oz 59 Ginger, African, powd...... 10-lb. 19 1b 35 A Pitch, Burgundy...... — ® 18 Arsenate, 1-oz vials...... oz 58 Ginger, East India (race)...... ft 19A Pith, Sassafras...... -oz 15 Arsenateand Urea Bimuriate, 1-oz. vials, .oz 67 Ginger, East India, powd...... lb 21A Plaster Paris, Dental, 250-lb bbls...... bbl 2 25 Bimuriate, l-oz vials...... oz 56 Ginger, Jamaica, bleached...... ft 31A Plaster Paris. Dental, Whites’ 6 qt cans...ea 85 Bisulphate, 1-oz. cans...... oz 25 Ginger, Jamaica, unbleached...... 1b 25 A Plaster Paris, Dental “ 12 qt cans...ea 1 50 Borate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 54 Ginger, Jamaica, powd...... ft 35A Platinum. Chlor., 15 gr. v...... each 73 Dextro...... oz 51 Ginsing...... — ft 9 00 Platinum and Ammon. Chlor., 15 gr. v..each 1 00 Citrate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 54 Golden Seal, pressed, lbs...... ft 2 40 Platinum and Pot. Chlor.. 15 gr. v ...... each 73 Ferrocyanide, 1-oz. vials...... oz 51 Golden Seal, powd...... ft 2 50 Hydrobromate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 56 Poppy Heads, French...... 33 Hellebore, American, pressed, lbs...... Ib 25 Potash, Babbitt’s, 2-doz cases...... case 2 05 Hypophosphite, 1-oz. vials...... oz 36 Iodide, 1-oz. vials...... oz 62 Helebore, black, pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Caustic, commercial, 10-lb cans...... Ib 10 Helebore, black, powd...... 1b 30 Caustic, white, sticks...... ® 30 Lactate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 56 30 Muriate. 1-oz. rials...... oz 49 Helebore, white, pressed, lbs...... ft Caustic, pure (by alcohol)...... © 51 Helebore, white, powd...... ft 15 Cum Calce (Vienna Caustic)...... lb 46 Phosphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 54 30 Salicylate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 51 Horseradish, pressed, lbs...... ft Potash, Solution (liquor potass)...... lb 16 Hydrangea, pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Potassium, metals, i i - o z vial and case...... oz 1 89 Sulphate, 100-oz. can s...... oz 16 40 Sulphate, 50-oz. cans...... — oz 16% Indian Hemp, black, pressed, lbs...... ft Acetate, 1-Ib bottles, incl...... 44 Indian Hgmp, black, powd...... 1b 45 Arsenate, 1-oz vials...... ° z 16 Sulphate, 25-oz. cans...... oz 17 Sulphate, 5-oz. cans...... oz 21 Indian Hemp, white, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Arsenite, 1-oz vials...... oz 16 Indian Hemp, white, powd...... ft 35 Benzoate, 1-oz vials...... oz 21 Sulphate, 1-oz. cans...... oz 24 25 Sulphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 26 Indian Physic, pressed, lbs...... ft Bicarbonate, gran., pure...... Ib 20 Indian Turnip, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Bicarbonate, cryst., 1-ft cartons...... ft 20 Sulphate, %-oz. vials...... oz 31 Sulphate, M-oz. vials...... oz 36 Indian Turnip, powd...... ft 40 Bicarbonate, powd., 1-lb cartons...... Ib 20 Indigo, wild, pressed...... ft 25 Bichromate, bulk...... Ib 18 Sulphate, %-oz. vials...... oz 46 Sulphate, 1-16-oz. vials...... oz 76 Tpecac, Rio...... ft 2 00 Bichromate, powdered...... Ib 27 Ipecac, Rio, powd...... ft 2 10 Bichromate, C. P...... ft 57 Tannate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 35 Bisulphate. 0. P...... Ib 49 Valerianate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 55 Jalap, Vera Cruz...... ft 35 Borotartrate...... lb 71 Quinidine, pure, 1-oz vials...... oz 78 Jalap, powd...... ft 40 Bromide, cryst. or gran. 5-lb bulk...... lb 28 Sulphate, 1-oz vials...... oz 68 Kava Kava...... ft 30 Bromide, cryst. or gran. 1-lb boxes...... ft 29 Quinoline, 1-oz vials...... oz 49 Ladies’ Slipper, pressed, lbs...... ft 70 Carbonate, lb. tins, incl...... ft 17 Tartrate. 1-oz vials...... oz 49 Ladies’ Slipper, powd...... ft 75 Carbonate, C. P. (sal tartar)...... lb 38 Quinquinia, 1-oz vials...... oz 60 Licorice, A ...... ft 14 Oarbolate, 1-oz vials...... oz 27 Red Precipitate...... 1b 113 Licorice, A A ...... ft 16 Chlorate, cryst...... ib 16 Powdered...... ft 1 23 Licorice, A A A ...... ft 18 Chlorate, gran., pure, 1-lb cartons...... lb 23 Red Saunders...... ft 12 Licorice, cut, Russian...... ft 25 Chlorate, powd...... ft 16 Resin-Jalap 1-oz vials...... oz 60 Licorice, powd...... 5-lb 12 1b 15 Chloride, pure. 1-Ib cartons...... Ib 20 Scammony, 1-oz vials...... oz 80 Lovage, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Chromate, pure, 1-lb cartons...... Ib 44 Resor-Bisnol...... oz 60 Male Fern, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Citrate...... 5 56 D Resorcin, Crystals, 1-oz v ...... oz 18 Male Fern, powd...... ft 35 Cyanide, fused, No. 1 ,1-lb cans...... lb 38 Crystals...... Ib 1 26 Mandrake, pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Cyanide, fused, No. 2, 40%, 1-lb cans...... ft 35 Powdered. 1-oz vials...... oz 19 Mandrake, powd...... 5-lb 22 1b 30 Cyanide, fused, No. 3, 30%, 1-Ib cans...... lb 29 Retinol...... oz 65 Man in the Ground, pressed, lbs...... lb 30 Cyanide, granulated, 1-lb cans...... lb 50 Rodinal, 3-oz bottles,...... each 60 Marshmallow, cut...... ft 35 Cyanide. C. P.,1-ft cans...... ft 50 8-oz bottles...... each 1 10 Marshmallow, powd...... lb 40 Ferrocyanide, C. P., 1-lb cans...... lb 55 16-oz bottles...... each 2 00 Marshmallow, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Glycerophosphite...... lb 3 25 oz 22 Root, Abscess, pressed, lbs...... lb 40 Marsh Rosemary, pressed, lbs...... ft 50 Hypophosphite. 1-oz vials...... oz 16 Aconite, powd...... lb 35 Masterwort, pressed, lbs...... lb 40 D ypophosphite...... lb 95 Aconite, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Milkweed, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 iodide, cryst., 1-lb boxes...... lb 2 15 Alkanet (anchusa)...... ft 18 Mistletoe, pressed...... lb 35 Iodide, cryst., 5-lb boxes...... lb 2 10 Alkanet, powd...... lb 25 Musk (sumbul)...... lb 40 Iodide, gran., 1-lb boxes...... lb 2 15 Alkanet, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Nettle, pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Iodide, gran., 5-lb boxes...... lb 2 10 Angelica, pressed, lbs...... 1b 40 Orris, fingers ...... Ib 1 00 Oxalate, neutral...... ft 25 Angelica, powd...... ft 45 Orris, Florentine...... ft 25 Permanganate, cryst., 1-oz cartons,...... oz 10 Arnica, bulk, 25 pressed...... 1b 30 Orris, Florentine, powd...... 1b 30 Permanganate, cryst...... _...... lb 26 Asparagus, pressed, lbs...... lb 33 Orris, Verona...... ft 20 Phosphate...... ®> 59— oz 16 Avens, pressed, lbs...... 1b 35 Orris, Verona, powd...... ft 25 Prussiate, red .. ft 50 Bearsfoot. pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Paeony, pressed, lbs...... ft 45 Prussiate, yellow...... lb 28 Belladonna, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Pareira Brava, pressed, lb s ...... ft 35 Salicylate, 1-oz vials...... oz 16 Belladona, powd...... lb 40 Pareira Brava, powd...... 1b 40 Sesauicarbonate...... lb 54 Bell wort, pressed, lbs...... ft 45 Parilla, yellow, pressed, lbs ...... ft 30 Sulphate, cryst., 1-ft cart...... ib 19 Berberis, aquif pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Parsley, pressed, lbs...... lb 50 Sulphate, powd., 1-ft cartons...... lb 22 Beth, pressed, lbs...... lb 35 Pellitory, pressed, lbs...... *.. lb 40 Sulphate, chem. pure, 1-tb cartons...... lb 33 Beth, powd...... ft 40 Pimpinella, pressed, lbs...... ?..lb 45 Sulphite, 1-tb cartons...... Ib 44 Bistort, pressed, lbs...... 1b 35 Pink...... 85 Sulpho-Carbolate, 1-oz v...... oz 15 Bitter, pressed, lbs...... 1b 30 Pink, pressed, lbs...... ft 85 Sulpho-Cyanate, 1-oz v ...... oz 16 Bitter, powd...... lb 35 Pink, powd...... ft 90 S u lphuret (liversulphur)...... lb 18 Blackberry, pressed, lbs...... 1b 20 Pitcher plant, pressed, lbs...... ft 45 Tartrate (Soluble Tartar)...... lb 53 Blackberry, powd...... 1b 25 Pleurisy, pressed lbs...... ft 30 Powder, Antimonial, 1-lb cartons...... lb 50 Blazing Star, pressed, lb...... ft 35 Pleujisy, powd...... ft 35 Aromatic...... lb 1 00 Blood, pressed, lb s ...... lb 25 Chalk, aromatic...... lb 75 Blood, powd...... 5-lb 20 lb 25 Poke (Garget), pressed, lbs...... ft 20 Blue Flag, pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Poke, powd...... lb 25 Chalk, compound...... lb 75 35 Composition, bulk...... lb 25 Bryony, pressed, lbs...... lb 35 Polypody, pressed, lbs...... lb Buckbean, pressed, lbs...... lb 40 Pond Lilly, white, pressed, lbs...... ft 40 Composition, 2-oz packages...... lb 30 40 Curry...... ft 50 Buckthorn Brake, pressed, lbs...... lb 35 Pond Lilly, yellow, pressed, lbs...... ft Dovers...... lb 1 50 Burdock, pressed, lbs...... lb 35 Prairie Pine Weed, pressed, lbs...... ft 40 Government Hog Cholera...... bbls. 4 lb 05 to 6 Burdock, powd...... lb 40 Queen of Meadow, pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Insect, Buhach, 6-ft cans...... ft 75 Calamus, peeled...... ft 30 Rhatany, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Insect, Buhach, 1-tb cans...... doz 9 50 Calamus, white, peeled and split, fancy.. 1b 50 Rhatany, powd...... ft 40 Insect, Buhach, %-ft cans...... dnz 4 90 Calamus, powd...... lb 35 Rhubarb, East India...... ft 75 Insect, Buhach, %-Ib cans...... doz 2 70 Canada Thistle, pressed, lbs...... ft 40 Rhubarb, East India, extra...... ft 85 Insect, Buhach, %-lb cans...... doz 1 50 Carpenter’s Square, pressed, lbs...... 1b 30 Rhubarb, East India, powd...... ft 65 Insect, Diamond 0 , 110-lb kegs...... Ib 18 Cicily Sweet, pressed, lbs...... lb 70 Rhubarb, East India, powd., extra...... ft 75 Insect, Diamond O, 50-lb drums...... lb 19 Cinquefoil, pressed, lbs...... 1b 35 Rhubarb, cut in cubes...... ft 1 00 Insect. Diamond O, 25-lb drums...... lb 20 Cohosh, black, pressed, lbs...... ft 15 Rhubarb, cut in fingers...... ft 1 75 Insect, P. D. & Co.’s, 100-lb kegs...... ft 24 Cohosh, black, powd...... 1b 20 Rosinweed, pressed, fts...... ft 25 Insect. P. D. & Co.’s. 50-tb kegs...... lb 25 Cohosh, blue, powd...... lb 25 Sanicle, black, pressed, lbs...... ft 45 1 sect, P. D. & Co.’s, 25-lb kegs...... lb 26 Cohosh, red, pressed, lbs...... lb 35 Sanicle. white, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Insect. A.W. Co.’s, 110-lb kegs...... lb 22 Cohosh, white, pressed, lbs...... ft 40 Sarsaparilla, American...... ft 30 Insect, A.W. Co.’s 60-ft kegs...... tb 23 Colchicum, powd...... ft 35 Sarsaparilla, American, powd...... 1b 35 OMAHA DRUGGIST 31

DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. Root, Sarsaparilla, American, pressed, lbs. ft 35 Flax, clean ...... lb 06 Silicate, liquid, 1 gallon 75c...... ft 13 Sarsaparilla, Honduras...... 16 55 Flax, ground...... 1b 06 Succinate ...... ft 4 46...... oz 38 Fcenugreek, powd...... 10-ft box 08 ft 10 Sulphate, pure, dried...... ft 15 Sarsaparilla, Honduras, ground...... Ib 58 Hemp...... lb 07 Sulphate, pure, cryst., l-lb cans...... 1b 15 Sarsaparilla, Honduras, powd...... 16 60 Larkspur...... lb 68 Sulphite, cryst., l-lb cart...... ft 12 Sarsaparilla. Honduras, pressed, lbs...... 16 55 Lobelia...... lb 70 Sulphite, pure, recryst, l-lb bot inc...... ft 27 Lobelia, powd...... lb 75 Sulphite, dried, 1-ft cart...... lb 17 Sarsaparilla, Mexican...... ft 20 Millet, American. 1...... 1b 04 Sulpho-carbolate, ft 57...... oz 10 Sarsaparilla, Mexican, ground...... ft 35 Mustard, black, Trieste...... ft 12 Tartrate...... lb 60 Sarsaparilla, Mexican, powd...... lb 25 Mustard, yellow. California. .25-lb box 09 ft 12 Tungstate, pure, 1-oz vials...... oz 21 Sarsaparilla, Mexican, pressed, lbs...... lb 32 Parsley...... 1b 27 Valerianate, 1-oz vials...... oz 56 Seneka...... ft 85 Poppy, blue...... lb 20 Somnal...... oz 75 Poppy, white...... lb 27 Seneka, pressed, lbs...... ft 1 20 Sozoiodole, Mercury...... oz 120 Seneka, powd...... 16 90 Pumpkin...... ft 25 Silk weed, pressed, lbs...... 16 30 Quince, German...... 1b 1 40 Potassium,...... oz 78 Skunk Cabbage, pressed, lbs...... 16 28 Quince. Russian...... ft 1 40 Sodium,...... oz 84 Skunk Cabbage, powd...... lb 30 Rape, English...... ft 10 Zinc, ...... oz 1 2i Snake. Button, pressed, lbs...... lb 35 i Sabadilla...... ft 33 Spartiene Sulphate, Vj-oz vials...... oz 1 00 Snake, Canada, pressed, lbs...... 16 40 Sabadilla, powd...... 1b 38 Stavesacre...... ft 44 Spermaceti, in cakes...... lb 45 Snake, Sampson, pressed, lbs...... lb 40 Spirits, Ammonia ...... lb 16 Snake, Virginia, powd...... ft 75 Stavesacre, powd...... ft 44 Stramonium...... lb 28 Ammonia, aromatic...... lb 58 Snake, Virginia, pressed, lbs...... ft 70 Camphor...... ft 60 Soapwort, pressed, lbs...... ft 45 Stramonium, powd...... 1b 33 Sunflower...... lb 10 Chloroform,...... 1b 60 Solomon’s Seal, pressed, lb s ...... ft 30 Ether < Hoffman’s Anodyne)...... ft 63 Spikenard, pressed, lbs...... lb 35 Watermelon...... ft 25 Worm, American...... 1b 25 Lavender...... ft 60 Spikenard, powd...... ft 40 Lavender, comp...... lb 50 Squills, white, sliced...... ft 25 Worm, American, powd...... 1b 30 Worm, Levant...... 1b 30 Nitre, 3f...... lb 35 Squills, powd...... ft 40 Nitre, 4f...... lb 40 Stillingia, pressed, lb s...... ft 25 Worm, Levant, powd...... ft 35 Seidlltz Mixture...... 25-lb box 22 1b 25 Nitre, ...... ft 57 Stiilingla. powd...... ft 30 Spirosal...... oz 47 Stone, pressed, lbs...... 1b 25 Seuna Pods,...... 1b 20* Sweet Flag, presssed, lbs...... ft 25 Silver, Bromide, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 25 Starch, Iodide, 1-oz vials. Merck...... oz 31 Tormentilla, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Chloride, 1-oz vials...... oz 82 Stearin...... ft 33 Turkey Pea, pressed, lbs...... ft 1 00 Cyanide, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 10 Stearate Zinc, See Zinc. Twin Leaf, pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Iodide 1-oz vials...... oz 104 Stone, Pumice, select...... ft 10 Unicorn, true, pressed, lbs...... 1b ' 60 Nitrate, cryst., 1-oz vials...... oz 50 Nitrate, cryst...... lb 6 50 Pumice, pow d...... ft 06 Unicorn, true, powd...... lb 65 Rotten, English...... ft 15 Unicorn, false, pressed, lbs...... lb 75 Nitrate, fused. No. 2 ,1-oz. vials...... oz 42 Nitrate, fused (lunar caustic) Rotten, English, powd...... ft 10 Valerian, English, powd...... ft 40 ...... oz 53 Strontium, A cetate,...... oz 18 Valerian. English, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Oxide, 1-oz. vials...... oz 1 20 Phosphate, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 77 Bromide, cryst, ...... ft 58 Valerian, German, powd...... ft 30 Bromide, cryst, 1-oz v . , ...... oz 13 Valerian, German, pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Snuff, Copenhagen, l-lb jars...... ft 60 Hypophosphite, 1-oz v...... oz 32 Valerian, Vermont, powd...... ft 30 Copenhagen, oz. ctns...... doz 47 6 oz. ctns...... doz 2 45 Iodide, 1-oz vials, ...... oz 30 Valerian, Vermont, pressed, lbs...... 1b 28 Iodide, M. 0. W., ...... Ib 3 05 Vervain, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 “ 16 oz. ctn...... lb 55 Lactate, 1-oz vials, ...... — oz 18 Wild Indigo, pressed...... 1b 25 Devoe’s Maccoboy, 1 to 5-ft tins...... ft 51 Devoe’s Plain Scotch, 1 to 5-ft tin s...... 1b 51 Muriate, l-lb boxes, ...... ft 30 Wild Yam, pressed, lbs...... 1b 25 Nitrate, 1-ft boxes,...... lb 22 Yellow Dock, pressed, lb s...... 1b 26 Devoe’s Rappee, l-Ib tins...... ft 51 Salicylate, 1-oz vials,...... oz 15 Yellow Dock, powd...... ft 30 Garrett’s Scotch— Salicylate, Merck,...... ft 73 Yellow Jessamine, pressed, lbs...... 1b 20 1-oz tins...... doz 55 Strophanthin, O. P. 5-gr. vials...... vial 30 1 % -o z cartons...... doz 90 Zedoary, powd...... ft 35 Strychnine,, Acetate. %-ozviais...... oz 175 Zedoary, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 2ys -oz. carton...... doz 1 00 6-oz bottles...... doz 2 75 Bromide, ^-oz vials...... oz 1 65 Citrate, ys-oz vials...... — oz 1 65 Rose Petals, damask, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 50 J6-oz papers...... doz 5 50 bladders...... ft 48 Muriate, Y s-o z vials...... oz 1 65 Pale, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 Nitrate, % - o z vials...... oz 1 65 Horseshoe. 214-oz ctns...... doz 96 Phosphate, %-oz. vials...... oz 1 70 Rubidium, Bromide, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 58 Lorillard’s, Maccoboy. 1-ft jars...... ft 58 Iodide, 1-oz v ia ls...... oz 1 58 Lorillard’s, Rappee, 1-ft jars...... ft 65 Aik., %-oz vials...... oz 1 05 Lorillard’s Scotch, l-lb. ja r s ...... ft 59 Aik., 1-oz vials...... oz 85 Sabromin, ozs...... oz 70 Sulphate, % - o z vials...... oz 1 00 Sabromin, ys-ozs...... oz 70 Norkoping, 1%-oz. ctn...... ft 40 Sulphate, 1-oz vials...... -..oz 80 Sabromin, Tablets, 8 gr. 20s...... each 35 Norkoping, 8-oz. ctn...... ft 40 Sulphate, powd, %-oz vials Norkoping. 1-ft jars...... ft 45 ...... oz 1 05 Saccharine, refined,...... oz 20 Red Mill, 1-oz ctns...... doz 45 Sulphate, powd, 1-oz vials...... oz 85 Refined...... 1b 2 25 Red Mill, l-lb steins...... ft 55 Valerianate, %-oz vials...... oz 2 60 Soluble...... oz 20 Soap, Castile, Contis, mottled...... per box 5 50* Stypticin...... oz 6 82 Soluble...... ft 225 Castile, Contis, mottled...... per bar 60* 15-gr. v ...... ea 38 Castile, Contis, white ...... per box 6 50* Styrax, Liquid...... 1b 45 Sago, Pearl, E. I ...... ft 08 Castile. Contis, white...... per bar 70* Sublamine Tablets...... tube 32 Castile, ElMerito, green. % s...... ft 14 Sajodin,...... oz 1 25 Sugar, Burnt (caramel) ...... ft 20 Castile, El Merito. white, %s...... ft 14 Milk, powd...... 10-lb. boxes 18 ft 20 Sajodin Tablets, 8 gr. 20s...... ,each 45 Castile, LaBotita, white, Is...... ft 12 Castile, Marselles, mottled...... ft 8%@10 Sulphur, Flour...... bb!2 90___ ft 3^@04 Sal Acetosella, 1-lb cartons...... ft 29 Castile, Marselles, white...... lb H @13 Flour, 100-lb bags...... ft 02% Epsom...... ft 04 Castile, Alameda, white...... 1b 10 @12 R oll...... ft 06 Glauber...... ft 04 Castile, Yarritu...... Tb28@30 Iodide, 1-oz vials...... oz 37 Nitre, pure, large cryst...... ft 10 Castile. Yarritu, white, in cakes 15 in ctn.1b 1 ^5 Lac., 1-ft cartons...... ft 20 Nitre, pure, small cryst...... ft 10 Castile, powd ...... ft 40 Washed, 1-ft cartons...... — ...... ft 15 Nitre, pure, gran...... 1b 10 Green, Soft, German...... lb 15 Sulfonai, Bayer...... oz 1 35 Nitre, pure, powd...... ft 11 Opodeldoc...... ft 14 Sulphon—Ethyl-Methane (same as Trional)oz 57 Prunelle Balls, 1-lb boxes...... 1b 30 Whale O il...... ft 10 Sulphon—Methane (same as Sulfonai)...... oz 44 Rochelle, ...... 1b 30 Soda, Ash...... ft 04 Svapnia, LA- o z vials...... oz 3 25 Soda...... ft 04 Caustic Oom*l, 10-lb cans ...... 06 Symphoral, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 30 Tartar (potass carbonate) incl ...... ft 17 Caustic, by lime, sticks...... lb 27 Syrup, Bromide Iron...... ft 75 Salicin, Merck.. B. & S...... ,oz 40 Caustic, by alcohol, pure...... ft 49 Dover’s powder...... ft 75 M. C. W., Merck., B. & S...... 1b 4 60 Chloride, liquid, c. s. bottles...... doz 2 45 Ginger...... ft 50 Salipyrin...... oz 80 Sodium, 1-oz vials and tins...... oz 2 Hydriodic Acid...... ft 50 Acetate, l-lb cart...... ft 16 Iodide Calcium...... ft 65 Salocoll, Schering, 20-gram bottles...... bot 1 35 Arsenate, Pure..... lb 58 oz 11 Iodide Iron ...... ft 45 Salol, 1-oz...... ft 1 20 oz 15 Arsenite, Pure...... ft 63 oz 14 Iodide Manganese...... ft 75 Salophen...... oz 1 00 Benzoate, 1-oz vials...... oz 11 Ipecac...... lb 75 Lacto-phos, Calcium...... ft 65 Saloquinine...... oz 1 30 Benzoate, l-lb cart...... lb 50D Bicarb, American...... Ib 0a Lacto-phos, Iron...... lb 75 Salts, Crab Orchard, natural...... ft 20 Bicarb. C. P., powd...... ft 15A Orange Peel...... lb 50 Sandal-Wood, E. I., rasped...... ft 40 Bichromate...... ft 23 Phosphates Comp...... ft 60 Rhubarb...... ft 50 Santonin, Cryst, 1-oz vials...... ft 5 75 oz 46 Bromide...... ft 39 — oz 10 Cacodylate, ya- o z vials ...... oz 83 Rhubarb, aromatic...... ft 50 Santonin, powd, 1-oz vials...... lb 6 00 oz 45 Carbolate, 1-oz vials...... oz 26 Rhubarb and potass...... ft 50 Scouring Rush, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Carbonate, 0. P., cryst.,., 1-ft cans ...... 1b 26 Rock Candy Syrup, bbls. inc...... gal 55A Carbonate, dried, purified, cart...... ft 20 Rock Candy Syrup, % bbls. inc...... gal 58a Seed, Angelica...... ft 35 Chlorate, gran., pure...... ft 27 Rock Candy Syrup, 10 gals., inc...... gal 63A Anise, Italian ...... ft 20 Chloride, C. P., l-lb cart...... lb 2o Rock Candy Syrup, 5 gals., inc...... gal 68a Anise, Italian, powd...... ft v 25 Citrate, gran...... ft 57D Scully or Manierre-Yoe Brands...... less gal 72a Anise, Star...... 1b 35 Glycerophosphate...... ft 2 75— oz 18 Sarsaparilla...... ft 50 Bird, mixed, 1-ft cartons...... ft 06% Glycocholate...... oz 83 Sarsaparilla, comp...... lb 50 Bird, ft cartons ...... 60-lb case...... case 3 50 Hypophosphite...... lb 95 — oz 16 Senna...... lb 50 Burdock...... ft 28 Hyposulphite, Com’l ...... lb 06 Senega, ...... ft 50 Canary, Smyrna...... ft 07 Hyposulphite, gran, pure...... ft 15 Simple...... gal 90 Caraway, Dutch ...... 1b 16 Iodide, 1-oz vials...... ft 3 25...... oz 29 Squills...... ft 50 Caraway, powd...... ft 22 Lactate, 1-oz vials...... oz 24 Squills, comp...... ft 50 Cardamom, Malabar ...-...... 1b 1 00 Lactate, liquid, concent...... ft 2 10 Stillingia...... lb 50 Cardamom, Mangalore, bleached...... ft 1 50 Nitrate, purified, l-lb cartons...... ft 16 Stillingia, comp...... ft 50 Cardamom, powd...... ft 125 Oxalate...... ft 49 Tar...... ft 40 Celery...... 5 ft. 18 ...... ft 20 Permanganate...... ft 5a Tolu...... ft 45 Colctiicum...... 1b 53 Phosphate, cryst. l-lb tin s.,...... lb 12 Wild Cherry...... ft 50 Colchicum, powd...... ft 58 Phosphate, gran, l-lb cans...... ft 14 Sweeping Compounds.—Wizard Floor Clean. Oonlum...... ft 33 Pyrophosphate, 1-oz vials— ft 55...... oz 11 25-lb. drum...... 1 00 Coriander. Bleached...... 10 ft 11___ ft 12 Salicylate, 1-oz vials...... oz 12 50 lb. drum...... 2 00 Coriander, powd...... 1b 20 Salicylate, l-lb cartons...... ft 50 100-lb. drum...... 3 50 Cumin, Malta...... ft 22 Salicylate, C. P. Cryst...... ft .65 ...... oz 15 200-ib. drum...... 6 00 Dill...... : ...... ft 27 Salicylate, from Oil Wintergreen ft ,4.75.oz 40 Wizard Carpet Clean, 10c cans, 2 doz...... doz 85 Fennel, German...... 1b 22 Santoninate, 1-oz vials...... oz 54 25c cans, 1 doz...... per doz 2 00 Fennel, powd...... ft 27 Silicate, dry...... ft 22 Tannalbin,...... oz 89 32 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRUGS, ETC.-Cont DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. Talcum Powder...... ft 10 Warburg’s, P. D. & Co...... 1b 1 00 Zinc, Sulphide...... ft .75.. . OZ 18 ( Purified...... S' 15 1 15 Sulphite...... 1b 1.00...... oz 21 Tamarinds...... E> 15 30 Sulphocarbolate ...... lb .46...... 11 Pulp...... ft +0 Trlkresol ....lb 45 Tannate ...... oz 26 Tannlgen...... oz 75 .. .oz 5a Valerianate...... oz 24 Tannoform...... oz 24 3 50 And Mercury Cyanide... 24 Tannopine...... oz 75 1 50 And Pottassium Cyanide ...... ft 1.50. ..oz 26 Tapioca. East India...... ft 10 Tripoli, Mount Eagle...... doz 60 Tar, Barbadoes...... ft 15 Missouri...... ft 06 LIQUOR DEPARTMENT. Tar, Coal, bbls...... bbl 5 00 Troline...... gal 1 Ofl BRANDIES—IMPORTED, Tar, Pine, 50-gal. bbls...... bbl 9 00 Tropa, Cocaine Hydrochlorate, 1-gramme Tar, Pine, pints, 4-doz. cases...... case 2 80 vials...... ea 45 Cognac, Hennessey, Hths...... gal $6 50 Tar, Pine, quarts, 2-doz. cases...... case 2 50 5-grain vials...... ea 44 Cognac, Hennessey,5-gal. keg...... gal 6 75 Tar, Pine, ^-gal., i-doz. cases...... case 2 50 Turpentine, spirits...... bbl 48...... gal 61D Cognac, Otard Dupuy, l^ths...... gal 6 50 Tar, Pine, 1 gal., V ^-A oz. cases...... case 2 25 Chian, 1-oz. vials...... oz 45 Cognac, Otard Dupuy, 5-gal. keg...... gal 6 75 Tartar, Emetic, cryst., 1-lb. cartons...... ft 48 D Venice...... - ...... ft 35 Cognac, Reli Issir, %ths...... g a l 3 00 Emetic, powd., 1-lb. cartons...... ft 43D White (Gum Thus)...... ft 10 Cognac. Reli Issir, 5-gal. k eg...... gal 3 25 Terebene...... ft 73 Spirits, 50 to gal...... doz 65 BRANDIES—CALIFORNIA. Terebene...... ’...... oz 16 30 to gal...... doz 1 00 Barton’s, 14-bbls...... gal 3 OO Terpln Hydr,...... oz 09 20 to gal...... doz 1 25 Dreyfus, 14-bbls...... gal 3 10 Hydrate,...... ft 46D 16 to gal...... doz 1 60 Dreyfus, 10-gal. kegs...... gal 3 50 Terpinol, 1-oz. viais...... oz 37 Twigs, Bittersweet, pressed lbs...... ft 25 Kohler & Frohling, 14-bbls...... gal 3 OO Terra Japonica (gambier)...... ft 12 Unguentine...... lb 90 Lachmann’s H-bbls...... gal 3 00 Thermol...... oz 75 Dnguentum, Crede...... oz 90 Pacific Slope, 10-gal. k eg...... gal 2 30 Thiocol, Roche...... oz 147 Uranium, Acetate, 1-oz. G. S. vials...... oz 75 Stearnes. V£-bbls...... gal 2 85 Thiol, powd...... oz 100 Chloride, 1-oz. C. S. vials...... oz 51 Liquid...... oz 55 Nitrate, 1-oz. G. S. vials ...... oz 49 BLACKBERRY CORDIAL. Thymol, pure, 1-oz. vials, ...... oz 29 Sulphate, 1-oz. G. S. vials...... o z 52 Monarch, 14-bbls...... , ...... gal 1 20 Thymol, 1-lb. bottles...... 2 88 Urasol...... oz 75 Monarch, 10-gal. keg...... gal 1 25 Thymol-Iodide...... Ib 4 72 oz 44 Urethane...... oz 57 Monarch, 5-gal. keg...... gal 1 35 Tin, Foil, heavy...... ®> 20 Urotropin, Scherring’s...... oz 60 Seneca Castle, 10-gal. keg...... gal 1 25 Foil, medium...... ft 25 Urotropin Tablets, 5-gr., 30s...... box 25 Seneca Castle. 5-gal. keg,...... gal 1 35 Foil, tissue...... ft 30 Urotropin Tablets. 7%-gr., 20s...... box 25. Eclipse, H-bbls...... gal 1 00 Muriate, cryst...... ft 44D Vaccine, Virus, 10-point pkgs...... pkg 90 lungarian Blackberry Juice, Va bbls...... eal 1 70 Muriate, sol...... ft 26 Lymph, 10 tubes...... pkg 70 “ “ 10 gal kgs... gal 1 80 Oxymuriate, Sol...... ft 26 00 Vanillin, French...... oz 60 “ ,‘ “ 5 gal kgs... gal 2 Oxide, Black...... ft 131 HAJA CALIFORNIA GOODS. Oxide. White...... ft 77 Veratrine, pure, V a-oz vials...... oz 2 52 Verdigris...... ft 35 ■ gal 1 50 Tincture, Aconite, leaves ...... ft 60 70 gal 1 60 Aconite, root...... ft 60 Distilled...... ft 10 Powdered...... ft 40 “ 5 .gal 1 70 Aloes . , ...... ft 50 1 60 Sherry, 20 1 gal 1 50 Aloes and Myrrh...... ft 60 Veronal...... oz Wafers, M. & R. Licorice...... box 1 35 “ 10 gal 1 60 Arnica Flowers...... ft 50 5 gal 1 70 Asafoetida...... ft 75 Bitter Almond...... ft 25 Cherry Laurel...... -...... ft 30 Apricot, 5 ■ gal 3 00 Beiladona...... ft 60 gal 2 25 Benzoin...... ft 80 Chlorine...... ft 30 Water, Lime...... ft 10 ■ gal 3 00 Benzoin, comp...... :.. ft 85 15 Blood Root...... ft 60 Distilled...... gal BR AN D Y—DOM ESTIC. Orange, Flower, triple...... ft 40 Bryonia...... ft 60 , 40 gal 1 75 Cactus, grand...... ft 90 Rose, triple...... ft Cognac, 10-gal. keg,! gal 1 80 Calendula...... ft 85 Wax, Bay berry...... ft 40 gal 1 85 Cannabis. Ind...... ft 100 Bees’, yellow...... ft 40 ■ gal 1 90 Cantharides...... ft 90 Bees’, yellow, refined, 1-oz cakes...... ft 42 Apricot, 10-gal kegs. ■ gal 2 00 Capsicum...... ft 70 White Star...... -lb 65 gal 2 15 Cardamom...... ft 65 White, No. 1...... ft 55 gal 2 00 Cardamom, comp...... ib 60 White, No. 2...... ft 40 ■ gal 2 15 Catechu...... ft 50 Japan...... ft 25 eal 2 25 04 Cinchona...... ft 60 Fruit, can, red or white...... bbls 3% fb GIN. Cinchona, comp...... ft 60 Fruit, can, Pontiu’s, Vi-gro. case...... case 2 00 Cinnamon...... ft 50 Parafine...... ft 15 gal 1 90 Cochineal...... ft 60 Johnson, Po., %-lb cans...... doz 2 25 gal 2 00 Cohosh, black...... ft 60 Johnson, Po., 1-lb cans...... doz 3 75 • gal 1 90 Oolchicum Root...... <...... ft 85 Johnson, Prepared, 1-lb cans...... ft 30 ■ gal 1 95 Colchicum Seed...... ft 85 Anderson, Po., ^ -lb cans...... doz 1 75 gal 1 80 Columbo...... ft 50 Anderson, Po., 1-lb cans...... doz 3 50 • gal 1 90 Conium...... ft 50 White Precipitate...... lb 1 23 Schufeldt’s Imperial, .gal 1 75 Cubebs...... ft 70 Powdered...... ft 1 28 .gal 1 90 Curcuma...... ft 50 Wine, Antimony...... ft 50 ■ gal 2 05 Digitalis...... ft 50 Aromatic...... ft 65 • gai 3 75 Ergot...... ft 60 Colchicum root...... ft 60 RUM. Ergot, ethereal...... ft 75 Colchicum seed...... ft 60 90 • gal 5 50 Eucalyptus...... ft 60 Ergot...... ft ■ gal 2 40 Galls...... ft 80 Ipecac...... ft 1 00 50 • gal 2 10 Gelsemium...... ft 60 Iron...... ft •gal 2 25 Gentian...... ft 50 Opium...... ft 1 20 Gentian, comp...... ft 60 Rhubarb...... lb 75 WINE—CALIFORNIA. Ginger...... ft 60 T a r...... ft 35 90 Guaiac...... ft 75 Wood, Brazil...... 1b 10 1 00 Guaiac, Ammon...... ft 75 Fustic, cut...... ft 06 .gal 85 Hyoscyamus...... ft 60 Fustic, ground...... ft 07 • gal 90 Hydrastis ...... ft 1 35 Guaiac, rasped...... ft 15 ■ gal 85 Iodine...... ft 1 20 Guaiac, pressed, lb...... to 17 • gal 90 Iodine, colorless...... ft 120 Logwood chips...... ft 05 • gai 1 00 Iodine, comp...... ft 1 2o Logwood, ground...... 1b 06 • gal 1 10 Ipecac...... ft 80 Red Sanders, ground...... ft 12 Port Type, • ga. 90 Ipeeac and Opium...... Ib 2 80 Sandal...... ft 35 Port Type, 10’ ■ gal 95 Iron Acetate...... ft 60 Sandal, powd...... lb 40 Sherry Type, 1 ■ gal 1 00 Iron, muriate...... ft 50 Yerba, Santa. Dressed, lbs...... ft 30 Sherry Type, • gal 1 10 J alap...... ft 60 Zinc, Metal Mossy C. P...... ft 29 • gal 85 Kino...... ft 85 Acetate...... ft .35...... oz 10 Sherry Type, 10’s. 90 Lobelia...... ft 50 Arsenate...... oz 26 1 OO Lobelia, ethereal...... ft 60 Arsenite...... oz 26 1 25 Myrrh...... 1b 75 Benzoate...... oz 26 IMPORTED. Myrrh et Capsic...... 1b 60 Borate...... oz 26 Nux Vomica...... 1b 60 Bromide...... oz 20 3 00 Opium, U. S. P...... Ib 2 10 Carbolate...... oz 26 • gal 1 75 Opium, 1-oz panels...... doz 1 50 Carbonate...... 1b .2 7 ...... oz 10 •gal 2 25 Opium, 2-oz panels...... doz 2 50 Chloride Gran...... ft .27...... oz 10 • gal 1 75 Opium, 4-oz panels...... : ___doz 4 00 Chloride Gran. C. P ...... lb .44...... oz 11 IMPORTED SPANISH WINES. Opium, camphorated...... ft 75 Chloride Fused O. P ...... ft .32...... oz 12 Opium, Camphorated, 1-oz panels...... doz 90 Cyanide...... oz 24 Juan Guillermo “ Burdon” P ort...... case 7 50 Opium, camphorated, 2-oz panels...... doz 1 50 Ferro Cyanide...... oz 28 Juan Guillermo “ Burdon” Sherry...... case 7 50 Opium, camphorated, 4-oz panels...... doz 2 25 Hypophosphite...... oz 33 Opium, deodorized...... 1b 2 00 Iodide...... oz 38 WHISKIES. Orange Peel...... 1b 50 Lactate , ...... oz 24 Quassia...... 1b 60 Nitrate...... ft 1.05...... oz 16 BARBEL QUOTATIONS. Rhatany...... 1b 50 Oxalate...... oz 26 Anderson Co. S. M., 1901...... gal 2 65 Rhubarb...... 1b 60 Oxide W hite...... ft 18 Carter Bourbon, spg '05...... gal 2 40 Rhubarb, aqueous...... 1b 60 Oxide White C. P ...... 1b 30 Clarke’s Pure Rye, spg ’9110’s...... gal 3 00 Rhubarb, aromatic...... 1b 70 Oxide Hubbucks...... to 50 Clifford’s Rye, spg ’01...... gal 2 45 Rhubarb and Aloes...... 1b 65 Perborate...... ft 4.00...... oz 39 Clifford,s Rye, spg ’02...... gal 2 35 Rhubarb and Senna...... lb 65 Permanganate...... 1b 5.25...... oz 53 Clifford’s Rye, spg ’03...... gal 2 25 Rhubarb, comp...... 1b 65 Peroxide...... ft 4.00...... oz 42 Clifford’s Rye, spg ’04...... gal 2 15 Senna...... 1b 69 Phosphate...... ft .89...... oz 12 Clifford’s Rye. spg ’05...... gal 2 10 Senna, comp...... ft 60 Phosphide...... ,ft 1.75...... oz 25 Clifford’s Rye, spg ’06...... gal 2 00 Serpentaria...... lb 60 Salicylate...... j ..oz 22 Elk Run Bourbon, spg ’01...... gal 2 40 Stramonium Leaves...... lb 60 Subgallate...... oz 21 Elk Run Bourbon, spg ’02...... gal 2 30 Stramonium Seed...... lb 60 Sulphate Cryst. C. P ...... lb 15 Elk Run Bourbon, spg ’03...... gal 2 20 Tolu...... lb 75 Sulphate Gran. C, P...... 1b 15 Elk Run, spg ’04...... gal 2 10 Valerian...... ft 60 Sulphate Dried C. P ...... ft 25 Elk Run. spg ’05...... gal 2 00 Valerian, Ammoniated...... lb 75 Sulphate Coml...... lb 12 Elk Run Bourbon, spg. ’06...... gal 1 90 Varatrum, virid...... lb 70 Sulphate Coml Powd ...... lb 12 Elk Run Bourbon, spg. ’07...... gal 1 80 , *5? W* *T?:'?t~' ^ r* ’«- rv ■ ■ y-r ■$£?**?' ;;»•.- .?«*'p~;^

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LIQUORS—Cont. _ LIQUORS-Cont. „ LIQUORS-Cont. Wine, Sour. Pints, 2 doz. in case...... case 10 00D WHISKIES-C ont. Catawba, dry, Kelly Island...... doz 4 50 14-pints, 4 doz. in case...... case 11 00D BARREL QUOTATIONS. Claret, St. Julien...... doz 4 50 King William Scotch...... doz 21 00 Fair Oaks, spring 1904...... gal 2 60 Claret, Zinfandel, E. D. Co.’s...... doz 3 50 Manhattan Cocktails...... doz 10 00 Finchtown Eye, spg ’03...... gal 2 30 Old Mission Claret, quarts...... doz 4 75 Montrose, Qts.. Bond...... doz 10 00 Finchtown Bourbon, spg ’03...... gal 2 30 Old Mission Claret, 5’s...... doz 4 50 Mercantile Club Eye. Bottled in Bond. Golden Sheaf Eye, spg. ’01...... gal 2 50 Old Mission Eesling, quarts...... doz 4 75 Quarts, 1 doz. in case...... case 9 50 ■Golden Sheaf Eye, spg’02...... gal 235 Old Mission Eesling, 5s ...... doz 4 50 5s. 1 doz. in case...... case 8 50 Golden Sheaf Bourbon, spg’03...... gal 2 25 Old Mission Sherry, quarts...... doz 4 75 Pints, 2 doz. in case ...... case 10 00 Golden Sheaf Bourbn, spg’03...... gal 2 15 Old Mission Sherry, 5s...... doz 4 50 14-pints, 4 doz. in case...... case 10 50 Hazel Gap, spg ’03 ...... gal 2 40 Sherry, E. D. Co.’s...... doz 4 00 Old Carter. Bottled in Bend, Hermitage Bourbon, 1903...... gal 3 10 Wine, Sweet. Quarts, 1 dozen in case...... case 9 50 Hermitage, Bourbon. 1904...... gal 3 00 Angelica, E. D. Co.’s...... doz 4 00 Fives, 1 dozen in case...... case 8 50 Hermitage. Bourbon, 1905...... gal 2 80 Hammondsport‘Sauterne, 5s...... doz 6 00 Pints, 2 dozen in case...... case 10 00 Hermitage, Bourbon, spg 1906...... gal 2 45 Hammondsport Tokay, 5s ...... doz 6 00 14-pts, 4 dozen in case...... case 11 00 Hermitage Bourbon, spg. ’07...... gal 2 25 Old Mission Angelica, quarts...... doz 4 75 Old Crow Bourbon. Bottled in Bond. Hermitage Bourbon, spg. ’08...... gal 2 10 Old Mission Angelica, 5s...... doz 4 50 14-gal. bottles, 6 bottles tocase ...... case 14 75 Medallion, spg ’03...... gal 2 50 Old Mission Muscatel, quarts...... doz 4 75 Quart bottles, 12 bottles to case...... case 15 00 Medallion, spg ’04...... gal 2 35 Old Mission Muscatel, 5 s ...... doz 4 50 5s bottles, 12 bottles tocase ...... case 13 50 Medallion, fall ’05...... gal 2 25 Old Mission Port Type, quarts...... doz 4 75 Pint bottles, 24 bottlesto case...... case 15 50 . Medallion, spg ’06 ...... gal 2 20 Old Mission Port, Type 5s...... doz 4 50 14-pt. bottles, 48 bottles tocase ...... case 16 75 Mercantile Club Rye, fall ’04...... gal 2 60 Old Mission Tokay Type, quarts...... doz 4 75 O d James E. Pepper, qts. 1 doz. in case..case 11 00 Mercantile Club Eye, Fall ’07...... gal: 00 Old Mission Type Tokay, 5s...... doz 4 50 5s, 1 doz. in case...... case 10 00 ■Old Taylor, spg ’03...... gal 2 60 Muscatel, E. D. Co.’s...... doz 4 00 Pints, 2 doz. in case...... case 11 00 Old Taylor, spg ’04...... gal 2 50 Port, Type E. D. Co— ...... doz 4 00 14-pints, 4 doz. in case...... case 12 00 Old Taylor, spr. 05...... gal 240 Port, Type Eose’s old...... doz 9 00 Old Lewis Hunter Eye. Bottled in Bond. Old Taylor, spg 1906...... gal 2 25 Port, Hammondsport. Empire, 5s...... doz 6 00 Quarts, 1 dozen in case...... case 10 00 Old Taylor, spg ’07...... gal 2 10 Whiskey. Fives. 1 dozen in case...... case 9 00 Old Taylor, spg ’08...... gal 2 00 Anderson, Bottled in Bond. Pints, 2 dozen in case...... case 10 50 Old Standard, spg 1904...... gal 2 20 qts, 1 doz. in case...... case 10 50 14 pts, 4 dozen in case...... case 12 00 Sweet Briar Bourbon, spg ’01 ...... gal 2 60 5’s, 1 doz. in case...... case 9 50 Old Private Stock, qts...... case 10 00 Sweet Brier, spg ’02...... gal 2 50 pts. 2 doz. in case...... case 11 50 Old Private Stock, pts 2-doz...... case 11 00 Sweet Brier, spg’03...... gal 2 35 14pt.,4doz-in case...... case 12 50 Old Taylor. Bottled in Bond. Sweet Brier, spg ’04...... gal 2 25 Ashburn. Bottled in Bond. 14-Gal., 14-doz in case...... case 10 50 Sweet Brier, spg ’05...... gal 2 15 Quarts, 1 doz. in case...... case 9 25 Quarts, 1 doz. in case...... case 11 00 Sweet Brier Bourbon, sprg. 06...... gal 2 05 5s, 1 doz. in case...... case 8 00 5’s, 1 doz in case...... case 10 00 Sweet Brier Bourbon, sprg ’07...... gal 2 00 Pints, 2 doz. in case...... case 9 75 Pints, 2 dozen in case...... case 12 00 14-pints. 4 doz. in case...... case 10 75 14-Pints. 4 dozen in case...... case 13 00 FINE BLENDED WHISKIES. Black and White Scotch...... v case 13 25 Old Overholt Eye, Bottled in Bond. Weller’s Star Eye, 14 bbls...... gal 1 90 Belle of Anderson. Bottled in Bond. Ouarts, 1 doz. in case...... case 12 00 Weller’s Star Eye, 10 gal kegs...... ■ gal 2 00 Quarts, 1 doz. in case...... case 10 00 Pints, 2 doz. in case...... case 13 00 Weller’s Star Bourbon, 70%...... gal 1 65 5s, 1 doz. in case...... case 9 00 14 Pints, 4 doz. in case...... case 14 00 Weller’s Star Bourbon, 80%...... gal 1 <5 Pints, 2 doz. in case...... case 10 00 Paul Jones X X X X Eye. Weller’s Star Bourbon, 90%...... gal 1 85 14-pints, 4 doz. in case...... case 11 00 2 doz. pint jugs in case...... case 13 00 Weller’s Star Bourbon, 100%...... gal 2 00 4 doz. 14 pints in case...... case 14 00 Carter, J, G., 90%...... gal 1 90 Canadian Club, Bottled in Bond, 7 years old. qts, I doz. cases...... case 14 00 Sweet Briar, q t l doz cases...... case 8 50 Coleman E ye...... gal 2 10 pts, 2-doz cases...... case 9 00 Elk Club Eye...... gal 2 00 pts., 16 in case...... case 15 00 Canadian Club, 5’s, 5 years old...... case 13 00 pts. Amb. hot. 2 doz cases...... case 8 00 Elk Club Eye, 10-gal. kegs...... gal 2 10 14-pts, Amb.bots.4doz...... case 10 00 Golden Crown, 95%...... gal 2 00 Clark’s Eye. Bottled in Bond. Thos. Moore. Bottled in Bond.—“Old Possum Gannymede Eye, bbls...... gal 2 75 qts., 1 doz cases...... — case 10 00 Hollow Pure Eye.” Gannymede Eye, 14 bbls...... gal 2 80 5’s, 1 doz. cases...... case 8 50 Quarts, 1-doz. case ...... case 11 25 Gannymede Eye, 10 gal. kegs...... gal 2 85 pts., 2 doz cases...... case 11 00 5s, 1-doz. case...... case 10 25 Haja Eye, bbls...... gal 2 50 14-pts. 4 doz cases...... case 12 00 Pints, 2-doz. case...... case 11 75 Honey Dew Bourbon, 80%...... gal 1 80 1-5 pts. 10 doz cases...... case 14 50 14-pints, 4-doz. case...... case 12 75 Honey Dew Bourbon, 90%...... gal 1 90 1-10 pts, 20 doz cases...... case 15 50 University Olub. Bottled in Bond. Honey Dew Bourbon, 100%...... gal 2 00 Cedar Brook (McBrayer) in Bond. Quarts. 1 doz in case...... case 9 50 Long bbl. Bourbon, bbls...... gal 2 50 Quarts, 1 dozen in case...... case 11 00 5s, 1 doz in case...... case 8 50 Long bbl. Bourbon, 14’ s ...... gal 2 55 5s, 1 dozen in case...... case 10 00 Pints, 2 doz in case...... case 10 50 Long bbl. Bourbon, 10 gal kegs...... gal 2 60 Pints, 2 dozen incase...... case 12 00 Ushers’ Scotch...... doz 15 00 Long bbl. Bourbon. 5 gal kegs...... gal 2 65 Half Pints. 4 dozen in case...... case 13 00 Western Club Eye, 5s...... case 7 75 Magnolia Bourbon, 70%...... gal 1 60 Cedar Eun, Bond,Qts ...... case 10 00 Western Club Eye, qts. 1 doz. case— case 8 50 Magnolia Bourbon, 80%...... gal 1 70 Cedar Eun, 5s...... case 9 00 Western Club Eye, pts...... case 9 25 Magnolia Bourbon, 90%...... gal 1 80 Western Club Eye, 14-pts...... case 10 00 Magnolia Bourbon, 100%...... gal 1 90 Cedar Eun, Pts...... case 11 00 Malt, Star, 85# ...... gal 1 75 Cedar Eun, 14-Pts...... case 12 00 Clifford’s Eye, MINERAL WATERS Malt, Superior...... gal 2 00 Am’t in Price Mount Sterling Eye...... gal 2 50 qts., 1 doz cases...... case 9 00 Per Overton Eye...... gal 1 75 pts. 2 doz cases...... case 10 00 case per case doz. Overton Bourbon...... gal 1 75 pts.'amber, 2 doz cases...... case 10 50 Abilena, qts...... 50 $10 00 $2 75 Old Jed Clayton Bourbon, 8 yrs...... gal 2 75 ?4-pt. amber, 4 doz cases...... case 11 00 Abilena, small...... ' ...... 50 4 00 1 00 White Wheat, 100%...... • gal 2 00 Clifford’s Malt. Allouez, 14-gal., still...... — 12 5 25 5 35 Western Club Eye, bbl...... gal 2 10 5’s, 1 doz in case...... case 6 50 A] louez, quarts, carbonated.. 50 7 50 2 00 Western Club Eye, 14-bbl...... gal 2 15 Cream Eye. qts 1 doz cases...... case 11 00 Apenta, q ts...... 50 10 00 2 75 Western Club Eye, 10-gal. keg...... gal 2 20 Cream Eye, 14-pints, 4 doz. in case...... case 13 00 Apenta, Small...... 100 10 50 1 30 Dewar’s Old Highl’h Scotch...... doz 12 75 Apenta Splits, Carbonated__ 50 5 75 1 50 CASE GOODS. Duffy’s Malt...... doz 9 00 Apollinaris, quarts...... 50 8 50 2 25 Ale, Bass, 8-doz. bbls...... bbl. lot 2.10 doz 2 25 Apollinaris, pints...... 100 12 00 1 60 Guinness Stout. 8-doz bbls, bbl lot 2 10 doz 2 25 Elk Eun, bottled in bond. Quarts, 1 doz. in case...... case 9 50 Apollinaris, Splits...... 100 9 50 1 20 Bass. Nips. 12 doz. bbl., bbl lots $14.00___doz 1 35 Bethesda, 14-gallon, still...... 12 4 25 4 55 Guinness, Stout, Nips, 12 doz. bbl., bbl lots 5s 1 doz.incase...... case 8 50 Pints, 2 doz. in case...... case 10 00 Bethesda. quarts, carbonated 50 6 00 1 60 $14.00...... doz 1 35 Bethesda, splits, carbonated. 100 7 00 1 00 Ale. White Label...... doz 2 10 Half pints, 4 doz. in case...... case 11(0 Golden Sheaf Bourbon in Bond. Bethesda Ginger Ale, pints... 100 9 50 1 25 Stout, White Label...... doz 2 10 Buffalo Lithia...... 12 5 25 5 50 Bitters, East India, small...... doz 4 50 Qts, 1 doz in case...... case 9 25 Pts, 2 doz in case...... ‘.case 10 25 Castalian...... 24 8 00 4 25 East India, large...... doz 7 50 Carabana...... 100 23 00 3 00 Panama, small...... doz 3 50 5 s ...... case 8 50 14 p ts ...... case 10 75 Colfax,...... 24 3 00 1 65 Panama, large...... doz 6 00 Colfax Ginger A le...... 24 3 50 1 90 Brandy, Blackberry. Gannymede ’76 Eye, qts., 1 doz. case... .case 10 00 Congress Water...... 48 6 50 1 75 Hungarian blackberry Juice, q ts...... doz 8 50 Pints, 2 doz., in case— ...... case 11 50 Carlsbad...... 30 13 00 5 25 Bichardson’s, qts...... doz 5 50 14-pints, 4 doz. in case...... case 12 50 Franz Joseph, lrge...... 50 12 00 3 00 Eichardson’s, pts...... doz 3 25 Golden Sheaf Eye in Bond. Franz Joseph, small...... 50 6 50 1 75 Brandy, California. Qts, 1 doz in case...... case 9 50 Hathorn, pints...... 48 6 50 1 75 Eichardson’s, qts...... doz 8 50 Pts, 2 doz in case...... case 10 50 Hunyadi Janos...... 50 11 00 3 00 Eichardson’s, pts...... doz 4 50 5s...... case 8 75 Londonderry Lithia, 14-gal... 12 5 00 5 25 Brandy, Cognac, Imported. 14 pts...... case 11 00 Londonderry Lithia. pints— 100 10 50 1 50 Hennessy, * * * ...... doz 19 00 Londonderry Lithia, splits... 100 8 50 1 20 Paul Grimier* * * ...... case 16 20 Green Eiver. Bottled in Bond. Quarts, 1 dozen in case...... case 12 00 Pluto, concentrated...... 24 6 50 3 35 Montet. Imported...... case 18 00 Pluto, concentrated, 14-pts... 50 5 00 1 35 Champagne. Fives, 1 dozen in case...... case 10 00 Pints, 2 dozen in case...... case 12 75 Pluto, natural...... 24 3 50 1 85 Cook’s Imperial, quarts ;...... case 14 00 Poland, quarts...... — 50 8 50 2 25 • Cook’s Imperial, pints...... case 16 00 14-pts. 4 dozen in case...... case 13 50 Guckenheimer, Bottled in Bond. Poland. 14 gallons...... 24 8 50 4 50 Imperial, qts...... case 8 00 Eed Raven Splits...... 50 5 00 I 35 Imperial, pts...... case 10 00 Qts 1 doz in case...... case 11 00 5s 1 doz in case...... case 10 00 Eubinat, Condal...... 50 12 00 3 25 Moet & Chandon White Seal, quarts__ case 32 00 Shogo Lithia Water, 5 gallon Moet & Chandon White Seal, pints...... case 34 00 Pts, 2 doz in case...... case 12 00 14-pt 4 doz in case...... case 13 00 demijohn...... each 1 40 Veuve Cliquot, Yellow Label, quarts.. .case 34 00 Shogo Lithia Water qts. plain 50 5 00 1 35 Veuve Cliquot, Yellow Label, pints...... case 36 00 Hermitage Bourbon. Bottled in Bond. 14-gal. bottles, 6 bottles to case...... case 14 25 Shogo Lithia Water qts. carb. 50 7 20 1 60 Gold Seal Special, pints...... case 16 00 Shogo Lithia Water pts. carb. 100 S 20 1 10 Gold Seal Special, quarts...... case 14 00 Quart bottles, 12 bottlos to case...... cage 14 50 5s bottles, 12 bottles to case ...... case 13 00 Shogo Lithia Water 14pts crb. 100 6 80 90 Golden Age. quarts...... case 14 00 Shogo Ginger Ale, qts...... 50 6 50 1 75 Golden Age, pints...... case 16 00 Pint bottles, 24 bottles to case...... case 15 00 14-pt. bottles, 48 bottles to case...... case 16 25 Shogo Ginger Ale, pts...... 100 8 00 1 05 Gin. Hermitage Eye. Bottled in Bond. Shogo Ginger Ale, 14 pts...... 100 6 50 85 Clarke’s Juniper Gin, qts...... doz 8 50 14-gal. bottles, 6 bottles to case...... case 14 75 Stafford, 14-gallon...... 12 5 50 5 6o Eagle...... doz 8 00 Quart bottles, 12 bottles to case...... case 15 00 Stafford, carbonated, quarts.. 50 7 50 1 85 Gordon, dry...... doz 10 00 5s bottles. 12 bottles to case...... case 13 50 Vichy, Celestin, quarts...... 50 11 00 3 Oo Old Tom, Burnett’s, Imp’td...... doz 10 00 Pint bottles, 24 bottles to case____case 15 50 Vichy. Celestin, small...... 100 13 00 1 75 Old Tom, Eichardson’s, 4’s...... doz 8 00 14-pt. bottles, 48 bottles to case...... case 16 75 Villacabras, small...... 50 10 75 2 65 Old Tom, Boothe’s...... doz 10 00 Hunter Eye, 5s...... doz 12 50 Villacabras, large...... 50 18 75 ± 50 E. D. Co., Geneva Type...... doz 8 50 Iler’s Malt, Veronica, 14-gals...... 12 5 00 5 20 Shufeldt Premium Dry...... ,...doz 8 00 Qts 1 doz in ca se...... case 7 50 Waukesha, Arcadian, m ed... 100 9 00 1 20 Woolner Dry Gin...... doz 7 50 Pints, 2 doz in case...... case 8 00 Waukesha, Arcadian, large.. 50 6 00 1 60 B u m . 14 Pints. 4 doz in case...... case 9 00 White Eock Lithia, quarts... 50 7 50 3 00 New England...... doz 9 00 Iler’s Eye, Bond Qts. 1 doz in case...... case 9 00 White Eock Lithia, pints...... 100 10 50 1 50 Negrita, Imported...... doz 18 00 5s, 1 doz. in case...... case 7 50 White Rock Lithia, splits...... 100 9 00 1 25 34 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRY COLORS, MISCELLANEOUS DRY COLORS, Etc.-Cont. READY MIXED PAINTS, ETC.-Con* PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES, Etc. Silver Leaf ...... pack 1 50 Neal’s Carriage Paints. Alabastine, White, 5-lb pkgs,100-lb case___ lb 10 S m a lts, Black...... ft 12 Discount 50 & 10%. Blue...... ft 12 Astd. case- All tints, 5-lb pkgs, 100-lb case...... lb 11 Green...... ft 10 White, bbls and %-bbls...... lb 09 contains Discount, 40%. R ed...... ft 12 Qt. Pt. 54-Pt. Qt. Pt. %Pt U m b er, Burnt American...... ft 03 , Aluminum Leaf...... pack 1 35 Raven Coach Black.fl 00 $0 60 SO 40 6 6 6 B la c k , Drop...... B> 10 Burnt Turkey...... ft 05 Citron Yellow ...... 1 00 60 40 1 2 2 Drop, powder...... ft 13 U m b er, Raw American...... ft 03 Vermillion...... 1 30 80 55 1 2 2 B la ck , Ivory...... ft 10 Raw Turkey...... ft 05 Lamp, common, Is, %s, Ms and%s ...... ft 8@15 Vermilion, American, bulk .lb 14 Brilliant Blue...... 1 00 60 40 1 2 2 Lamp, Germantown, Is, 14s, Ms and%s....ftl0@16 American, 6-ft cans...... ft 16 Acme Wine...... 1 00 60 40 1 2 2 Chinese...... ft 1 25 Lead, American...... ft 08 English...... Coach Green...... 1 00 60 40 1 2 2 Lead, East India...... ft 13 .ft 95 W h ite ,Paris, A m ...... bbl 1 20 ft 134@2 Carmine R ed...... 1 30 80 55 1 2 2 08 Blue, Celestial...... ft Paris, English...... bbl 1 25 ft 1%@2% Brewster Green__ , . 1 00 60 40 1 2 2 Chinese, powdered...... 1b 55 Cobalt...... ft 25 W h itin g , Gilders...... bbl 110 ft 1%@2 White...... 80 55 1 2 2 Prussian A, powdered...... ft 45 Spanish...... bbl 1 00 ft 1M@2 Soluble...... ft 50 Fellow Chrome, pure, 6-ft boxes...... ft 14 Com., 6-ft boxes...... ft 10 Detroit White Lead Works Ready-Mixed Ultramarine, H. B., 28-ft box, 15, .... ft 18 Com., kegs...... ft 06% Varnish Gloss Carriage Paints. Brown, Spanish...... bbl 01...... *154 02 Z in c , White, American...... lb 10 Vandyke, American...... 1b 03 White, French...... tb 10 Discount, 50 & 10%. Vandyke, German...... 1b 10 White, in oil, Green Seal, 25-ft cans. .ft 11% Quarts. Pints. 54 Pints White, in oil, Red Seal, 25- 1b cans... Carmine, No. 40...... 40 .ft 30% Black...... SI 00 60 40 1b 4 00 White, in oil, com., small tins...... lb 10 No. 40...... Blue ...... 40 Diamond Dust ...... ft 40 White, in varnish, com., small tins. . ft 12 ... 1 00 60 Emery, Cloth...... auire 60 Yellow...... 1 00 60 40 Paper, assorted 00 to 154...... quire 25 SENOUR’S FLOOR PAINT. Verdure Green...... 1 00 60 40 08 Flour...... ft Gallon cans...... gal $1 10 Quaker Green...... 1 00 60 40 Grain...... ft 12 54 gallon cans...... gal 1 15 Flake White, American...... ft 12 Quart can s...... gal 120 Brewster Green...... 100 60 40 Flake White, English...... lb 15 .... The Finest and Strongest Colors on the Market. Wine Color...... 1 00 60 40 Frosting, White...... ft 40 Discount 40%. White...... 1 30 80 50 Glass Cutters, Steel...... doz 80 BROWNS. Vermillion...... 1 30 80 50 Glazier’s Points, 54-lb pkgs...... ft 15 Raw and burnt Um ber...... 1b $0 20 Rose...... 1 30 80 50 Raw and burnt Sienna...... ft 22 G lue. Carmine...... 1 30 80 50 X X Clear...... bbls 13 ft 17 Vandyke Brown...... ft 21 XL Flake...... bbls 12 ft 17 BLACKS. 16 I. S. Sheet...... bbls 13 ft Refined Lamp Black...... ft 27 Columbian Barn Ribbon...... bbls 14 ft 18 Coach B lack...... ft 27 and Roof Paints. Fish...... bbls 16 ft 20 Sign W riters’ Black...... ft 27 Brown, Red, and Slate. Ex. Ground...... bbls 12 ft 14 Ivory Black...... ft 27 White A ...... bbls 18 ft 20 Drop Black...... ft 27 Barrels...... gal 65 White B ...... bbls 14 ft 18 Lettering Black...... ft 27 54 barrels...... gal 70 White C...... bbls 12 16 Black Paint...... ft 27 ft 5 and 10 gallon kits...... gal 7254 Gold Bronze, No. 4,000...... ft 80 BLUES. No. 5,000...... 1b 90 Prussian Blue...... ft 65 1 gallon cans...... gal 75 No. 6,000...... 1b 1 00 Ultramarine Blue...... ft 34 Gold Leaf, Hasting, X X deep...... 7 50 Chinese Blue...... lb 75 Azure Blue...... lb 58 Graining Combs, Steel. Taylor...... 1 15 Green, Chrome, com., kegs...... ft 08 GREENS. VARNISHES. Chrome, com., 6-lb boxes...... ft 10 Chrome Green, L. M. & D ...... 1b 27 Chrome, pure, 6-ft boxes...... 12 French Green...... ft 30 No charge for containers...... ft Olive or Bronze Green...... ft 38 Magnesia, 6-ft boxes...... lb 15 R. D. Co. Imperial Varnishes. Marseilles. 6-ft boxes...... ft 16 Permanent French Green...... ft 52 Marseilles, in oil...... ft 18 Bottle Green...... ft 40 Green, Paris, S. S. F., arsenic, kegs ...ft 22 A REDS. Size Gals 5 gal 10gal. 100-ft kegs...... ft 2254 Indian Red...... ft 26 Asphaltum, B ...... SO 60 SO 55 SO 50 14, 28 and 56-lb kits...... ft 23*4 Venetian Red...... ft 17 Aspbaltum, Turpentine...... 70 65 60 2 and 5-lb paper boxes...... ft 2354 Tuscan Red...... ; ...... ft 32 1-lb paper boxes...... f t 24A Imperial Red...... lb 20 No. 1 Furniture...... ___ 65 60 55 54-lb paper boxes...... ___ft 25 A Calcutta Red...... ft 52 No. 1. Copal...... 65 60 55 M-lb paper boxes...... ft 26A Flat Brick Red...... ft 18 No. Coach...... 75 70 65 American Vermillion...... 1b 36 Harness Oil, Miller’s 54-pts...... doz 2 00 Extra Coach...... 90 85 80 Miller’s, pts...... doz 3 75 English Vermillion...... ft Mkt. Miller’s, qts...... doz 5 67 Rose Pink...... lb 34 Japan Dryer ,lB” ...... 60 55 50 Uncle Sam, %-pts...... doz 1 50 Rose Lake...... 1b 56 ___ 65 60 55 Cherry R ed ...... ft 40 Japan Dryer, No. 1 “ T” ...... Uncle Sam, pts...... doz 2 50 Japan Dryer, Turpentine...... 75 70 65 Uncle Sam, qts...... doz 4 00 YELLOWS. No. 1 Damar...... 1 05 1 00 95 Liquid Slating, gallons...... each 1 80 English Chrome Yellow, L-M-O-D...... 1b 36 54-gallons...... each 95 Dutch Pink ...... 1b 32 Extra Damar...... 1 25 1 20 1 15 Quarts...... each 50 Oxford Ochre...... ft 23 Hard Oil Finish...... 90 85 80 Pints...... each 30 Yellow Ochre...... ft 17 Mineral Paint- Golden Ochre...... lb 23 Ohatanooga or Low’s...... 1 a 1M@2 Stone Ochre...... ft 17 Boston Varnish Co’s. High Grade Varnishes. Prince’s ...... bbls 1% 2@254 French Ochre...... 1b 16 Rawlins’ ...... 1 1&@254 GRAINING COLORS. Discount 25%. O c h re , Gray ...... 1 154@2 Light and Dark O a k ...... ft 21 Kyanize Spar Composition...... gal 14 00 American...... H ft 1@2 Walnut...... lb 21 Kyanize Coach Varnish...... gal 2 00 French...... 1 a a 1M@>254 A sh ...... 1b 21 French Floated...... bbls 1 l%f>2 Chestnut...... ft 21 Kyanize Floor Finish...... gal 2 50 Golden...... 1 » 1%@2 Mahogany or Cherry...... ft 22 Kyanize Interior Finish...... gal 2 50 Rochelle...... 1 % a 2@3 Orange Mineral...... ft 10 Paint Mills, No. 2...... each 7 50 WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD AND WHITE AND CABINET VARNISHES. No. 3...... each 6 00 LITHARGE. P u tty , pure, 100-lb cans...... ft 02 Collier’s, Red Seal, Southern, Hammer or Carter Extra White Demar...... gal 2 50 Putty, pure, 50-lb cans...... ft 02M 100, 200 or 500 ft kegs...... ft 06% Putty, pure, 25-lb cans...... ft 0254 White Demar...... gal 2 00 25 or 50 ft kegs...... lb 07% Cabinet Rubbing...... gal 2,50 Putty, pure. Bladder...... ft2M@2% 1214 ft kegs...... 1b 07% Putty, com’l, 25-lb cans...... 1b 02M Dry Red or White Lead and Litharge...... Pumice Stone, Select Lump...... ft 10 100 ft kegs__ ft 0754 50 lb kegs...... ft 07% FURNITURE AND COACH VARNISHES. Ordinary...... ft 08 25lb kegs...... ft 07% Powdered...... ft 07 White Lead, Is, 2s or 5s...... ft 08% Columbia Lead. Is, 2s or 5s ...... 1b 07 B e d . Indian, English...... lb 10 Hard Oil Finish...... gal 2 00 Longwear Lead...... ft 06 No. 1 Furniture...... gal 150 Lowe’s Metalic...... bbls 9-10 ft iy*@2 Imperial Lead...... ft 05 Tuscan...... ft 15 “No-Lus” Varnish...... gal 2 50 Venetian, American...... bbls 85 cwt ft 1@2 Venetian, Derby...... bbls 154 lb 2@254 READY-MIXED PAINTS, VARNISHES, Exterior Wood Preservative...... gal 3 00 Venetian, English...... bbls 1% ft 2M@3 ETC. Flint-Lac Coach...... gal 1 50 Venetian, Prince A lb e r t .b b ls 1% 1b m m Richardson Drug Co’s Columbian. Linoleum...... gal 2 50 Venetian, Royal...... bbls 154 lb 20254 Ready-Mixed Paints. Union Japan...... g a l 100 R o se , pink...... ft 15 Outside and Inside White—Nos. 64, 42, 14, 34, 5, Rosin, D bbl. $4.65 E-per280-ft bbl.bbl 4 75. ft 03 G—per 280-ft bbl...... bbl 5 25. ft 03 M gal 1 00 CARRIAGE VARNISHES AND JAPANS. Sanitary Kalsomine, White...... ft 10 gal 1 05 Tints...... ft 11 gal 1 10 English Finishing Body...... gal 6 00 White, 100-ft kegs...... ft 09 No. 40—Green. No. 82—Yellow. Pale Durable Body...... gal 5 00 Less 45%. gal 1 25 Sand Paper,...... ream 2 75 gal 1 30 Elastic Gear...... gal 4 00 Sand Paper...... quire 15 ■gal 1 35 Heavy Gear...... gal 3 25 S ien n a, Burnt, American...... — ft 04 No. 80—Vermillion. One Coat Coach...... gal 3 50 Burnt, Italian ...... ft 08 Gallons...... gal 1 50 Quick Rubbing...... gal 4 00 Raw, American...... ft 04 gal 1 55 Raw, Italian ...... ft 08 gal 1 60 Gold Size Japan...... gal 3 00 OMAHA DRUGGIST 35

VARNISHES—Concluded CLASSWARE-Cont. # GLASSWARE—Concluded. Berry Brothers Varnishes, Etc. Toilet Cream—Wide Mouth Discount, 20%. Full Less than Congress Square Recess. Elastic Finish Interior...... gal $2 50 Cases full cases TINCTURES. 8ALTMOUTHS. Elastic Finish Exterior...... gal 5 50 2-oz., 3 gross in case...... 13 00 Net. Hard Oil Finish, medium...... gal 2 00 3-oz., 2 gross in case...... gro 2 94 3 53 Doz Doz Hard Oil Finish, walnut...... gal 2 00 4-oz., 2jtross in case...... gro 3 38 4 05 14-pint...... 14-pint...... Liquid Granite A, for new floors...... gal 2 50 Horse Radish Bottles, 6-oz...... gro 3 00 3 30* 14-pint...... 14-pint...... Liquid Granite B. for old floors...... gal 2 50 Horse Radish Bottles, 8-oz.. - -gro 3 50 4 00* Pint...... 1 50 Pint...... 1 90 Luxeberry, light wood finish...... gal 2 50 W o o d P ill B o ttie s Quart...... Quart...... Luxeberry, white wood finish...... gal 4 25 14-gallon...... 14 -gallon...... Union Oopal...... gal 125 2-drachm...... • gro 60 Spar...... gal 3 50 4-drachm...... 80 Extra Painters’ Coach...... gal 2 50 8-drachm...... • gro 1 10 Syrup Dispensing Bottles. 16-drachm...... gro 1 75 No. 1 Coach...... gal 1 75 Loose Stopper. No. 1 Furniture...... gal 1 35 Flint Packing Bottles. Extra Damar...... gal 2 25 Full Less than Net. No. 1 Japan Dryer...... gal 1 10 Cases Full cases Shellac, orange alcohol...... gal 3 50 Pint._____ 1 88 Shellac, white alcohol...... gal 3 75 14-pint, 1 -gross cases... . 3 50 $ 4 2C Quart___ 2 44 1-pint, 14-gross cases .. 5 06 6 08 Shellac, orange, denatured alcohol...... gal 2 40 14-gallon.. 3 75 Shellac, white denatured alcohol...... gal 2 50 1-quart, 14-gross cases... 7 69 9 23 14-gallon, >4-gross cases . 12 00 14 40 Valentine’s Coach Varnishes. 5-pint, M-gross cases___ 16 31 19 58 American Oils or Balsams. 1- gallon, 1- 0-gross cases, 18 94 22 73 FINISHING. 2- gallon, 1 dozen cases... 50 00 60 00 Net. Wearing Body Varnish...... gal 6 00 Flint Citrate Magnesia Bottles. Pints___ 3 00 Medium Drying Body Varnish...... g a l 6 00 Gro. Quart. !. 3 75 Elastic Gearing Varnish...... g al 5 00 12-oz., 1-gross cases...... $ 5 44 One Coat Coach Varnish...... gal 4 50 12-oz., Patent Stoppers...... 8 50 14-gallon 5 62 One Coat Gear Varnish...... -gal 3 50 Green Glassware. Plain and Round Shoulder Prescriptions. English Oils. ' RUBBING. WIDE MOUTH. Net. Hard Drjing Body Varnish...... g a l 5 00 Full Less than ■Quick Levelling Varnish...... 4 00 Cases full case Pint...... 7 00 14-oz., 5-gross boxes...... gro 1 50 1 80 Quart...... doz 10 50 l-oz., 5-gross boxes...... gro 1 56 1 88 14-gallon...... doz 14 00 2-oz., 3-gross boxes...... 1 81 2 18 3-oz., 2-gross boxes ...... 2 19 2 63 4-oz., 2-gross boxes...... gro 2 56 3 08 FLINT GLASSWARE. 0-oz. 1-gross boxes...... 3 06 3 68 Net Prices. 8-oz., 14-gross Doxes...... gro 3 50 4 20 12-oz., 14-gross boxes...... gro 4 50 5 40 Miscellaneous. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Graduated Ovals, 16-oz., 14-gross boxes...... gro 5 06 6 08 Window Glass—New List. French Square and Round Prescriptions. 32-oz., H-gross boxes...... 7 69 9 23 Assorted, 14 to 8-oz...... 2 03 Discount on single strength 90-20%. Full Less than Double strength 90-25%. Cases full cases Round Castor Oil Bottles. Per Gro. Per Gro. Full Less than Cases full case Tin Ointment Boxes. Meyer’s 14-oz.. 5-gross cases__ ...... $ 1 50 $ 1 80 Gro. Pat. 1-oz., 5-gross cases__ ...... 1 56 1 88 6 to gallon, or 21-oz...... 6 90 2-oz., 3-gross cases...... 1 81 2 18 8 to gallon, or 16-oz...... gro 4 69 5 63 Capacity 14-oz., plain, tin...... $0 34 3-oz„ 2-gross cases___ ...... 2 19 2 63 10 to gallon, or 12-oz...... 4 44 5 33 “ . ____ 60 12 to gallon, or 10-oz...... 3 94 4 73 “ M-oz., 4-oz., 2-gross cases__ 3 08 “ ...... 62 75 6-oz.. 1-gross cases__ ...... 3 06 3 68 16 to gallon, or 8-oz...... 3 56 4 28 14-oz., ...... 7-oz., 1-gross cases — ...... 3 19 3 83 20 to gallon, or 6-oz...... gro 2 94 3 53 “ 1-oz., ...... 86 1 15 8-oz., 1-gross cases___ 4 20 24 to gallon, or 5-oz...... gro 2 75 3 30 “ 30 to gallon, or 4-oz...... gro 2 63 3 15 “ 114-OZ., ...... 1 16 12-oz., 14-gross cases...... 4 50 5 40 “ 1 80 14-oz., 14-gross cases...... 4 69 5 63 40 to gallon, or 3-oz...... gro 2 25 2 70 “ 2-oz., ...... 1 38 16-oz., 14-gross cases..,...... 5 06 6 08 50 to gallon, or 214-oz...... gro 2 06 2 48 “ 214-oz., “ ...... 1 55 1 94 2 33 32-oz., 14-gross cases...... 7 69 9 23 60 togallon’ or 2-oz...... gro “ 3-oz., “ ...... 1 90 2 20 Assorted, 14 to -oz., 1-gross cases.. 2 63 8 “ 4-oz., “ ...... 2 15 2 50 Tall Blake Prescriptions. FLINT FLASKS AND LIQUOR BOTTLES. Shoo-Fly, Pic-Nic, or Jo-Jo or Columbian. “ 8-oz., “ ...... 3 40 14-oz., 5-gross cases .. 1 88 Gro. “ 16-oz.. “ ...... 5 15 1-oz., 5-gross cases... 1 95 14-pint, 1-gross cases...... 2 25 2-oz., 3-gross cases... 2 25 1-pint, 1-gross cases...... 3 40 3-oz., 2-gross cases... 2 70 1-quart, 14-gross cases...... 5 25 Beaker Glai 4-oz., 2-gross cases... 3 15 6-oz., 114-gross cases. 3 75 6 gro. 5?6 discount. Larger quantity ask for No. 00, 1-o z... .doz 80 8-oz., l-gross cases .. 4 28 special quotation. No. 0, 2-oz... doz 90 12-oz., 14-gross cases.. 5 48 Liquor Bottles. No. 1, 3-oz... .doz4 1 20 16-oz., 14-gross cases.. 6 45 Full Less than 32-oz., 14-gross cases ...... gro 8 50 10 20 Cases full cases No. 2, 5-oz... doz 1 35 Assorted, 14 to 8-oz., 1-gross cases.. 2 75 Cylinder Mould Brandies, 4|s. ..grogro |8f8 38 1 $9 05 No. 3, 7-oz. . doz 2 00 B a ll N e ck P a n els—Full size. gro 7 56 8 17 No 4, 11-oz... doz 2 65 8’s ...•gro 5 38 5 81 No. 0, 16-oz... doz 3 30 Full Less than Bell of Bourbon, 5’s...... • gro 7 56 8 17 Cases full cases Tall Seal Brandies, 4’s...... grogro 8 38 9 05 No. 6, 24-oz... doz 4 20 Per Gro. Per Gro. 5’s...... gro 7 56 8 17 No. 7, 34-oz... doz 5 00 %-oz,, 5-gross cases...... 2 00 2 40 8’s...... gro 5 38 5 81 1 -oz., 5-gross cases...... 2 19 2 63 Amber Brandies, 4’s...... grogro 8 38 9 05 Doz. 114-oz., 3-gross cases...... 2 38 2 85 5’s...... ■ gro 7 56 8 17 U4-oz., 3-gross cases... 3 08 Amber Hock Wines, 5’s ...... • gro 9 00 9 72 B e d Pans—White...... 8 00 154-oz., 3-gross cases...... 2 69 3 23 6’s ... • gro 8 38 9 05 Yellow...... 7 00 2-oz., 3-gross cases...... 2 75 3 30 7-oz. Phil, or Balt. Ovals, idy Finish..gro. 2 90 No 515 Granite, grey...... 15 00 214-oz., 2-gross cases." • •...... 2 88 3 45 14-oz. Phil, or Balt. Ovals, Brandy Fihish..gro. 4 40 No. 510 Granite, white...... 16 50 3-oz., 2-gross cases...... 3 00 3 60 28-oz. Phil, or Balt. Ovals, Brandy Finishgro.. 5 50 4-oz., 1-gross cases...... 3 44 4 12 5 gro. lots 5% discount. Larger quantity ask for B o x e s —Wood. 6-oz., 1-gross cases,...... 4 31 5 18 Gro. 8-oz., 1-gross cases...... 5 25 6 30 special price. 12-oz., 14-gross cases...... 6 31 7 58 Olympia Flasks. 1-16-oz...... 30 14-pt. 14 gross cases...... 3 00 2 85 14-oz...... 45 R. D. Co. Special Imperial Ovals. 1-pt. 14 gross cases...... 4 55 4 33 1-oz______75 14-oz., 5-gross cases...... $ 1 50 1 1 80 1-qt. 14 gross cases— ...... 7 00 6 65 90 Dandy Flasks, scaew cap 6-o z...... gross 5 00 114-oz... . . 1- oz., 5-gross cases...... 150 1 88 4-oz...... 2 00 2- oz., 3-gross cases...... 181 2 18 Dandy Flasks, screw cap 12-oz...... gross 6 CO 3- oz„ 2-gross cases...... 2 19 2 63 4- oz., 2-gross cases...... 2 50 3 08 Shop Furniture. Chemical Flasks. Bound or Flat Bottom. 0-oz., 1-gross cases...... 3 08 3 08 HEIGHT OF TINCTURES AND SALTMOUTHS TO 7- oz.. 1-gross cases...... 3 19 3 83 TOP OF STOPPERS. 1 00 8- oz., 1-gross cases ...... 3 50 4 20 2-gallon-...... 18 in Is-pint...... 7 in 1 25 12-oz., 14-gross cases...... 4 50 5 40 1-gallon...... — .15 in 4-oz...... 6 in ...... doz 1 50 14-oz., 14-gross cases...... 4 69 5 63 14-gallon...... 13 in 2-oz...... 18-oz., 14-gross cases ...... 5 06 6 08 Quart...... 11 in 1-oz...... 2 00 32-oz., 14-gross cases...... 7 69 9 23 Pint...... 2 50 Assorted, 14 to 8-oz., 1-gross cases.. 2 63 32-oz...... doz 5 25 Usona Ovals. TINCTURES. SALTMOUTHS. With Ground Mushroom With Ground Mushroom C h im n ey s Doz. 1 50 1 80 Stoppers. Stoppers. 1 56 1 88 45 1 81 2 18 JNet Sun, No. 1...... , ...... case 2 60 2 19 2 63 Doz Doz Sun, No. 2...... case 3 00 55 2 56 3 08 1-oz...... S 75 1-oz...... $ 95 Rochester, No. 1...... 75 6- oz., 1-gross cases. 3 06 3 68 2-oz...... 95 2-oz...... 1 15 85 7- oz., 1-gross cases . 3 19 3 83 4-oz...... 1 15 4-oz...... Rochester, No. 2...... 8- oz., 1-gross cases 3 50 4 20 8-oz ...... 1 30 8-oz...... Rochester, No. 3...... 1 75 4 50 5 40 Pint...... 1 50 Pint...... 1 90 La Bastie, No. 1...... 1 25 4 69 5 63 Quart Quart...... 1 70 La Bastie, No. 2...... 1 50 5 06 6 08 14-gallon...... 3 00 14-gallon...... 3 75 32-oz., 14-gross cases...... 7 69 9 23 i-gallon...... 4 50 1-gallon...... 6 40 Straight Gas, 8 inch...... 85 Assorted, 14 to 8-oz., 1-gross 2 63 2-gallon...... 9 75 2-gallon...... 13 50 Globe G as...... 1 00 36 OMAHA DRUGGIST

Corks, in bags of 500 each. Price per 1000: MISCELLANEOUS.—Cont. MISCELLANEOUS.—Cont.

Mortars. Each Evaporating Dishes. Each. Porcelain, No. 1, 2%-in., 1-oz...... 10 17 Porcelain, deep, No. 4, 4-oz...... 50 Porcelain, No. 2, 294-in., 2-oz...... 20 Porcelain, deep,. No. 3, 4i4-oz...... 65 6 Porcelain, No. 3, 3^-in., 3-oz...... 25 Porcelain, deep, No. 2 ,11%-oz...... 80 £ Porcelain, deep, No. 1 ,17-oz...... 1 00

Popular Porcelain, No. 4, 314-in., 4-oz...... 30 Circle B X Grade Regular Circle A Ex. long Circle A -Regular

Circle B Porcelain, deep, 1-0, 27-oz...... 1 25 X X Grade Ex. Long Porcelain, No. 5, 4-in., 6-oz...... 35 Porcelain, deep, 2-0, 32-oz...... 1 50 000 80 94 Porcelain, No. 6, 4^-in., 8-oz ...... 40 Porcelain, No. 7, 5-in., 12-oz...... 45 Porcelain, shallow, No. 4, 6-oz...... 60 00 80 94 Porcelain, shallow, No. 3 .10-oz...... 75- 0 80 94 98 1 90 2 25 1 20 1 40 Porcelain, No. 8, 524-in., 16-oz...... 50 Porcelain, No. X3, 724-in., quart...... 65 Porcelain, shallow, No. 2 ,16-oz...... 1 00 1 80 94 98 1 90 2 25 1 20 1 40 Porcelain, shallow, No. 1, 16-oz...... 1 15 2 80 94 1 05 1 90 2 25 1 25 1 40 Porcelain, No. X4, 9H-in., 214-pint...... 80 Porcelain, No. X5,10M-in., 14-gal...... 1 00 Porcelain, shallow, 1-0, 30-oz...... 1 75 3 80 1 20 1 30 2 60 2 90 1 50 1 90 Wedgewood, 0000, 2-oz...... 25 4 93 1 33 1 48 2 90 3 30 1 75 2 10 Porcelain, No. X6, llM-in., 5-pint...... 1 40 Porcelain, No. X7,12-in., 6-pint...... 1 80 Wedge wood, 000, 4-oz...... 30 5 1 33 1 73 1 78 3 50 3 90 2 10 2 60 Wedgewood, 00. 6-oz...... 35 6 1 60 1 86 1 99 3 85 4 55 2 40 3 00 Porcelain, No. X9,13M-in., 114-gal...... • • 2 60 Wedgewood, 0, 8-oz...... 40 7 2 00 2 40 3 10 4 90 6 30 3 15 4 15 Iron Enameled, 6-in., pint...... 30 Wedgewood, No. 1, 10-oz...... 45 8 2 28 2 80 3 45 5 60 7 35 3 80 5 00 Iron Enameled, 8-in., quart...... 45 Iron Enameled, 10-in., 14-gallon...... 55 Wedgewood, No. 2, 16-oz...... 55 9 2 53 3 06 3 75 7 00 7 90 4 50 5 70 Wedgewood, No. 3, 24-oz...... 65 10 3 04 3 99 4 80 8 40 11 00 5 50 7 90 Iron Enameled, 13-in., 1-gallon...... 1 00 11 3 33 4 26 Iron Enameled, 16-in., 2-gallon...... — 1 80 Wedgewood, No. 4, 36-oz...... 80 Iron Enameled, graduated. 12-oz...... 60 Wedgewood, No. 5, 56-oz...... 1 00 12 3 61 4 66 Wedgewood, No. 6, 72-oz...... 1 20 13 4 18 5 19 Iron Enameled, graduated, 40-oz ...... 1 10 Iron En.ameled,graduated. 96-oz...... 1 50 Wedgewood, No. 7, 6-pints...... 1 50 14 4 56 5 59 Wedgewood, No. 8, 8-pints...... 2 00 15 5 13 6 27 Filtering Racks. Each Wedgewood, No. 9 ,10-pints...... 2 25 16 5 70 8 17 Wedgewood, No. 10,12-pints...... 2 50 17 6 46 8 93 5-inch...... $0 40 7- inch...... 50 Wedgewood, No. 11,15-pints...... 3 00 18 7 41 9 98 Wedgewood, No. 12,17-pints...... 3 50 19 8 36 10 64 9-inch...... 65 20 9 12 12 35 Funnels—Glass. Each Paper Bags—Manilla. 22 11 02 15 39 Per 500 Per 5001 24 14 06 19 38 1- oz ...... SO 10 2- o z ...... 10 M -lb ...... $0 30 8-lb...... $1 44 26 16 72 23 18 ys- l b ...... 36 10-lb...... 1 56 1-6 1 05 1 33 1 45 2 80 3 20 1 70 2 10 4-oz...... 10 2-6 1 43 1 56 8- o z ...... 12 1- l b ...... 48 12-lb...... 1 89 1 11 2 95 3 40 1 80 2 20 Pint ...... 1% -lb...... 15 50 14-lb...... 2 59 3-6 1 18 1 54 1 66 3 20 3 65 1 95 2 40 2- l b ...... 60 16-lb...... 2 70 6-10 2 30 2 84 3 42 Quart...... 18 14-gallon...... 25 3- l b ...... 75 20-lb...... 3 00 11-20 5 80 7 60 1-gallon...... 40 4- lb ...... 87 25-lb...... -.. 3 30 14-20 6 68 8 85 5- l b ...... 1 02 30-lb...... 3 90 16-20 7 41 10 02 Ribbed. 8-oz...... 15 Ribbed, pint...... 18 6- l b ...... 1 20 35-lb...... 4 50 Ribbed, quart ...... 25 Ribbed, 14-gallon...... 35 Paper—Filtering, French. gray, w h itb Hard Rubber, No. 0, 4-oz...... 25 round pack pack Hard Rubber, No. 1, 8-oz...... 35 No. 7— 3-inch...... — $0 10 Hard Rubber, No. 2, pint...... 40 No. 10— 4-inch...... — 16 C o rk s—Wine. Price per 1000 No. 13— 5-inch...... — 19 No. Length in inches B (XX) B2 (X&XX) Hard Rubber, No. 3, quart...... 50 No. 15— 6-inch...... 10 18 22 1 ...... 1 ...... $4 16 $3 60 Glass Tubing. No. 19— 8-inch...... 22 28 7...... 4 66 3 99 No. 2 5 -10-inch...... 28 35 ...... 5 19 4 39 % to %-in...... $0 40 7...... H4...... 14 to 1-in...... K> 60 No. 33—13-inch...... 44 52 7____ ...... 1 % ...... 5 72 4 89 No. 40—15-inch...... 56 65 7...... 6 28 5 35 Graduates—Glass, Apothecaries. Cone Tumbler Shape. Shape. No. 45—18-inch...... 72 80 7...... m ...... 7 65 6 65 No. 50-20-inch...... 80 100 8 ...... 1 ...... 4 53 3 93 1- drachm...... ea $0 15 10 15 20 No. 65-26-inch...... 2 50 3 00 8...... 1 Ya...... 4 99 4 23 2- drachm...... ea No. 80—31-inch...... 3 50 4 75 8...... 1M...... 5 92 4 99 14-ounce...... ea 15 15 15 No. 100—39-inch...... 5 25 6 00 8...... W s ...... 6 59 5 55 1- ounce...... ea Square, 21x17...... quire 22 30 8...... HS...... 7 65 6 32 2- ounce...... ea 17 20 8...... m ...... 8 32 7 65 3- ounce...... ea 18 Percolators—Glass. Eacb 9...... i ...... 5 42 4 55 4- ounce...... ea 20 25 Pints...... $0 25 9...... 134...... 6 12 5 12 6-ounce...... ea 25 Quarts...... 40 9...... 1M...... 7 00 5 68 8-ounce...... ea 35 40 % -gallon...... 60 9...... 1 % ...... 7 65 6 28 16-ounce...... ea 50 55 1- gallon...... 75 9...... m ...... 8 32 6 99 32-ounce...... ea 85 90 2- gallon...... 1 00 9...... m ...... 9 65 8 32 Graduates—Glass, Metric. Single Double Percolating Jars. Each Scale. Scale. 1- drachm or 5c.c...... ea $0 15 SO 20 Quart...... 90 65 %-gallon ...... 1 00 Price per 1000 2- drachm or 10 c.c...... ea 20 22 C o rk s—Specie or jar. 14-ounce or 15 c.c...... ea 15 20 1-gallon...... 1 75 lameter. 34 in. % in. 34 in. 15 20 24...... $1 40 *1 86 $2 09 1- ounce or 30 c.c...... ea Pill Machines, with Side Rollers. Each 2- ounce or 60 c.c...... ea 20 25 % ...... 1 40 1 86 2 09 For 12 pills...... 13 25 1 ...... 63 2 3- ounce or 100 c.c...... ea 25 30 For 18 pills'...... 3 75 .... 1 09 2 23 30 35 134...... 1 87 2 43 2 56 4- ounce or 120 c.c...... ea For 24 pills...... 4 00 09 2 80 3 02 6-ounce or 200 c.c...... ea 35 40 134...... 2 8-ounce or 250 c.c...... ea 45 55 1%...... 2 56 3 26 3 49 Pill Tiles. Eacb .... 3 02 3 73 4 19 16-ounce or 500 c.c...... ea 75 85 Porcelain, graduated, 6x8...... $0 75 134...... 32-ounce or 1000 c.c...... ea 1 20 1 35 1 % ...... 3 49 4 42 4 89 Porcelain, graduated, 8x10...... 100 1&...... ' i 19 5 12 5 59 Graduates—Sterling, Complete. Single Double Porcelain, graduated, 10x12...... 150 1%...... 5 35 6 06 6 52 Scale. Scale. Plate glass, graduated, 8-inch...... 85 2 ...... 6 28 6 75 7 45 2-drachm...... ea $0 35 $0 45 Plate glass, graduated, 10-inch...... 1 25 234...... 7 21 7 98 8 65 1- ounce . ea 30 35 Plate glass, graduated, 12-inch...... 1 75 30 40 234...... 8 38 8 98 9 98 2- ounce...... ea Retort Stands. Each 2 % ...... 9 31 10 31 11 31 4-ounce...... ea 40 55 8-ounce 60 90 Iron, 3 rings...... $0 75 234...... 10 64 10 98 12 64 ...... ea Iron,4rings...... 100 234...... 11 97 12 69 13 97 16-ounce...... ea 85 1 15 234...... 13 30 14 63 15 96 32-ounce ...... ea 1 15 1 65 Spatulas. Each ...... 14 63 15 96 17 29 2 % ...... Graduates—Sterling, Glass only. Single Double 3- inch blade, coca handle...... $0 18 3 ...... 96 17 96 19 29 Scale. Scale, 4- inch blade, coca handle...... 20 334...... 21 28 23 28 25 94 2-drachm...... ea 10 25 SO 30 5- inch blade, coca handle...... 25 334...... 26 60 29 26 31 92 1- ounce.. ea 20 25 6- inch blade, coca handle...... 30 334...... 31 92 34 58 37 90 2- ounce...... ea 20 30 7- inch blade, coca hundle...... 35 4-ounce...... ea 25 40 8- inch blade, coca handle...... 45 8-ounce...... ea 40 65 10-inch blade, coca handle...... 85 16-ounce...... ea 55 90 12-inch blade, coca handle...... 1 20 P a p e r Bottle Cap. Colors white, purple, pink, 32-ounce...... ea 85 1 35 green, orange, yellow. Tanks—Richardson Drug Oo. Each Gro. Graduates—Rubber Base for. 50-gallon gasoline, crated...... $5 50 No. 1, for 14-oz bottle...... $0 25 1- ounce Sterling... 60-gallon turpentine, crated...... 5 50 No. 2, for 1-oz. bottle...... 25 2- ounce Sterling.... ea • 11 60-gallon oil, crated...... 6 00 4-ounce Sterling...... ea 20 No. 3. for 2 and 3-oz. bottle...... 25 Test Tubes. No. 4, for 4-oz. bottle...... 30 8-ounce Sterling...... ea 25 No. 5, for 6 and 8-oz. bottle...... 35 16-ounce Sterling...... ea 30 3- inch...... doz $0 15 ea 35 4- inch...... doz 18 No. 6, for 12 and 16-oz. bottle...... 40 32-ounce Sterling...... 5- inch...... doz 20 M orta rs. Each 6- inch..... doz 25 Glass 1-oz...... 10 15 7- inch...... doz 30 Cork Pressers. Each Glass, 2-oz...... 20 8- inch...... doz 35 Rotary, small...... $0 50 Glass, 4-oz...... 85 9- inch...... doz 50 Rot ary,1arge...... 75 Glass, 8-oz...... 30 10- inch...... doz 60 Iron, Small ...... 25 Glass, pint...... 45 3 to 6-inch, nested...... nest 15 Iron, Large...... 35 Glass, quart...... 60 3 to 9-inch, nested...... nest 30 Iron, bell shape, pint...... 50 Iron, bell shape, quart...... 65 Tincture Presses. Each Enterprise, quart...... $3 00 Douche P a n s —Zinc...... 9 00 Iron, bell shape, ^-gallon ...... 1 00 ... 1 50 Enterprise, 14-gal.on...... 4 00 “ —White granite...... 13 50 Iron, bell shape, 1-gallon...... Enterprise, 1-gallon...... 6 00 “ “ —Grey granite...... 12 00 Iron, bell shape, 2-gallon...... 3 00 Iron, goblet shape, %-pint... . . 30 Enterprise, 2-gallon...... 9 00 Iron, goblet shape, 1-pint— 40 Urinals. Each Drug Mills—Enterprise. Each Iron, goblet shape, quart...... 50 Glass, male, with handles...... $035 No. 7...... 1100 Iron, goblet shape, ^-gallon, 75 Glass, female, with handles...... 45 No. 9...... 16 00 Iron, goblet shape, 1-gallon.. ... 125 Porcelain, male, with handles...... 55 No. 12...... 24 00 Iron, goblet shape, 2-gallon.. . .. 1 75 Porcelain, female, with handles...... 60