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OMAHA DRUGGIST. H Hdontbls Journal of ©Barman OMAHA DRUGGIST. H HDontbls Journal of ©barman 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
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