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OMAHA DRUGGIST. as though there could be no slump in business during- the' C. F. WELLER, PUBLISHER. year 1908. We, therefore, look confidently into the future T e r m s o f S ubscription . L...... — .— $1.0 0 p e r y e a r and extend to our friends and customers the Compliments; R ates o f A d v e r t i s i n g o n A p p l ic a t io n . of the Season with best wishes for a prosperous New Year. Richardson Drug Co. Contributions pertaining to current pharmaceutical topics invited. J@ “ Address all communications to An Article on the Pure Food Law. OMAHA DRUGGIST PUBLISHING CO., N i n t h a n d Ja c k s o n Sts., O m a h a . W ritten for the Omaha Druggist by l). J. KILLEN . President of the Nebraska Pharmaceutical Association.

INDEX TO ADVERTISERS. In submitting a simple explanation of and a few remarks 7 -' ' ■ ' ’ : ' ' Page P a g e in regard to the Pure Food Law, we hope to be of interest Alabastine Co...... 43 Krause ...... 39 to our retail druggists. Those who have been keeping up. j Anglo-American Drug Co...... , ..,. 4 Kessler, Julius & Co...... ,,-8 ] John I. Brown & Oo...... 4 Krug Brewing Co...... "...... 12 their interest and reading the papers know that the net Armstrong Cork Co...... 4 La FI or De Mexico...... Go vter Ballard, Jas. E ...... 5 Lanahan & Sons,.., ...... Cover Weight and measure sectioii has been enforced against the Beaver Sbap Co.;.. ...,...... _____ fu i ■ 7 La' Rue, D r ; 10 packers and creamery men, also the saloons. ' - . Bloomington Land Go...... 45 Lewi§, Frank P ...... 11 Bosanko Co., D r ...... 48 Manrara Bros...... LA..___ 1 Mr. Johnson, the deputy pure food commissioner, in­ Borden’s Cond. Milk Co ______L Cover M artln-Senour Co., The...... ,46 forms us that he is now ready and will enforce the net Buchanan, James & Co...... 42 Metz Bros. Brewing Co...... ’1...... 7 Centaur Co., T h e ...... 6 Midland Glass and Paint Co..'LL A ..45 measure and prescription clause pertaining .to the retail Chamberlain Medicine Co...... 4 Myers Mfer. C o...... 7 Chattanooga Medicine Co .... 23 Old Overbolt.. , ; . . . . : . . . . . __ 44 druggist. . : ; . .. . ;> Clarke Bros. & C o...... ,...> ...... Cover Philo Hay Specialty Cp 47 Let us understand section 8 of the law. It reads in sub­ Columbia Chemical Works...... '...45 Planten’. H. & Sons ... r.: ...... ! .48 Continental .Varnish and Color Co. ,..44 Porter-Ryerson-Hoobler O o . 40 stance that all deleterious drugs must be designated on the Dalemand & C o...... 39 Prima Tonic Co ...... 23 Duffy Malt Whiskey Co...... 4 Reed & Carnrick v. ;::.L .U .V . .'. ..23 label and their percentage and name, or the prescription Etna Chemical Oo ...... 43 Richmond Nervine C o...... 42 must be on file with a dispensing pharmacist. A dispens­ Fay & Schueler 7.. Sanford Manufacturing Co.,...... 44 Fritzsche Bros...... 9 San Telmo Cigar Mfg. Co...... 2 ing phatmacist does not mean anything but a registered Gerstehdorfer Bros;;.; : . ..i . — -6* SahdholrrV Drug C o :...... ,11 Germicide Co.. The— ...... , Cover Scales. Dr ...... 11-38 pharmacist, having had three years’ practical experience Golden Gate Adv. C o l . i ...... 45 StOrz Brewing C o__ __; ...... 12 in retail drug business and having passed the examination Green River Whiskey...... 10 Stratton, John F, & Oo.. ... , .,44 Griswold's Salve...... 41. Sweet Valley Wine CoL...... ' ...... 5 before the Pharmacy Board, eighteen years old and of Grogan, Chas. P.C' - •.-48 Taylor. E. H. Jr. & Sons . / ...... 38 Hamm Brewing Co...... 37 The Old “76” Distilling Co...... Cover moral character. Hess Co. The.. v <11Urbana Wine Co...... 43 You are not compelled to place on the label veterinari­ Hammondsport Wine Co...... 45 Van Stans Stratena Co ...... 10 H ollister Drug C o : 1...... 42 Williams Manufacturing Co...... 48 ans’, physicians’, and dentists’ prescriptions when kept on Hoffman, George Wm ...... 48 Woodman Linseed Oil Co,...... Cover I ller & C o...... 23 W right’s Smoke...... '...... 5 file with a dispensing pharmacist. For example, a doctor Interstate School of Pharmacy..,.,.. 6 Zepner Disinfectant C o : . ...46 who gives a patient acetanilid, opium or any coal tar deriv­ Jobes, Paul & Co. ' . . ;V.47 atives must place on the label the name of the drug and percent Qf it prescribed,, or he must give the patient a pre­ THE PAST AND FUTJURE. scription which is taken to a dispensing pharmacist who- fills it and places it on file for inspection in case it be We hear a great deal of talk now days of the causes required. leading up to the so-called crisis of 1907. A great many The object of this is to prevent the use of deleterious opinions are expressed ; all of them more or less valuable. drugs, or if the drugs be used the patient may know just We think, however, the time has come when we should for­ the percent they are taking, and the name of the drugs— get either the carnses or effects, which are at best only tem­ in fact it is hoped by this means to prevent the continued porary, and look forward to the future. We cannot over-* use of the habit-forming deleterious drugs. look the fact, however, that financial depression of any kind Further, should the druggist be called upon to fill the is lasting in its results, and that business suffers more or family or domestic receipts containing any of these drugs less from any financial flurry that may occur. We take an he must keep in full the receipt, or designate on the label optimistic view of the situation and believe that notwith­ the deleterious drugs. Should he fill a receipt for some standing the fact that the year 1908 has been ushered in remedy containing these drugs and not keep the prescrip­ under somewhat unfavorable circumstances, and notwith­ tion he not only must designate on the label the name but standing the fact that we are facing a presidential cam­ the net amount of each deleterious drug. paign, that business will show up favorable with other We earnestly desire every druggist to procure from the years. In fact we look for an increase in 1908 over 1907 Secretary of State a copy of the pure food law. Read it for the reason that the harvests of the past year were the carefully; acquaint yourself with its rulings and you can best we have ever had. The prices paid to the farmer are, intelligently dispense and also avoid prosecutions. to say the least, very satisfactory. The gold output of the Mr. Johnson, the commissioner, is making an earnest country shows a big increase in 1907 and the prospects are effort to enforce this law as it is without fear or favor. It good for 1908. Conditions in foreign countries are such will perhaps work a hardship on a few, but in the whole its that this country will be called upon for enormous ship­ effect will be good. Let us assist in enforcing the law first ments of grain, and corn, oats, wheat, etc., and these will on ourselves and then on any who insist on disregarding it. probably bring much higher prices during the spring It is up to the retail druggists to take the lead in pure months. -7 The cotton crop alone will sell at good prices and food legislation pertaining to our profession. , . , bring a mint of money to the United States. Wages are Here’s best wishes to all. high; work is abundant; crops are b ig ; profits are good. Building materials are down to a price that will bring about The Richardson Drug Co. are now in a position increased activity in the building line, and it certainly looks to supply the trade with Allen’s Foot Ease.

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Cheer up. There is a big year ahead of you. The peo­ ple have money and they are your customers. You Cannot 'Personal Points sell the goods if you don’t have them. A Pertaining to Pha.rma.ceutica.1 People A' W. L. O’Brien is representing Digesto Malt Extract in South Dakota. Mr. O’Brien is a new man with the Digesto people and is making a fine showing. W. D. Harlan, Oakland, Iowa, was in Omaha Dec. 30th. Gauss & Simons, J. C. Webster & Son and M. W. Head, E. J. Tucker of Pender, Neb., was in Omaha Dec. 30th. druggists of Shenandoah, Iowa, were all represented in H. J. Cooper, Dunbar, Neb., was in Omaha on the 16th their local papers just before the holidays. ult. Schmidt & Steig have succeeded Coman & Quay at Wm. Quist, Essex, Iowa, was an Omaha, visitor Decem­ Storm Lake, Iowa. Mr. Steig is a Storm Lake boy and Mr. ber 31st. Schmidt was formerly located at Lytton, Iowa. W. L- Sackett has disposed of his drug- store at Corsica, Roy F. Odell,-who has been clerking for Geo. E. Small, South Dakota. -Sheridan, Wyo., for the past fifteen months, is now* pre­ scription clerk for T. H. Swaim & Co., Sheridan. C. E. Hopping-, Beaver City, Neb., spent several days in Omaha last week. Dr. W. E. O’Connor, Woodbine, Iowa, was in Omaha the first of this month attending the funeral of his m o tVyap I. C., Shupp, Callaway, Neb., has disposed of his drug­ and sister who both died on New Years of pneumonia. i store to Axtell & Hedlund. The druggists of Pierce believe in the use of printer’s Joe Todd, of the Todd-Baker Drug Co., Sioux City, la., ink. Albert Pohlman and P. W. Schultz each used a full spent New Years day in Waterloo. half page in their local paper advertising holiday goods in Hon. H. R. Gering-, Plattsmouth, Neb., came to Omaha December. January 6th to attend the Bryan banquet. W. J. Bartholomew, Gothenburg, Neb., was in Omaha If you want the best, order a few Wellerettes on January 2nd. The Doctor believes that business is going trial. They will increase your cigar business. to be good this year and placed a liberal order for drugs, sundries, etc. W. W. Roberts, formerly of North bend, Neb., has pur­ chased the drug stock of Dr. F. Simon, Oakland. Are you interested in Soda Fountains? Write the Rich­ ardson Drug Co. for their catalogue. Better price, better 'G . C. Maxwell, prescription clerk for F. Cline, Auburn, service, better satisfaction if you place your order with Neb., was visiting friends in Omaha December 30th. your local house. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Harvey, Missouri Valley, Iowa, are Huston & Ryerson of Pawnee City, Neb., had a well ar­ rejoicing over a fine boy who arrived December 18th. ranged ad in the Pawnee Republican last month occupying Scott & Ericson, Stromsburg, Neb., carried on a lively three columns in which they quoted prices on a fine linemf campaign for holiday trade in their local newspapers. Christmas goods. - Mr. Albert Evans, proprietor of the Evans Pharmac/T'-*' Wellerettes is the popular Omaha smoke. It will be­ Basin, Wyo., and who for a number of years was in busi- 1/1 come popular in your town if you give it the opportunity. ness at Newcastle, Wyo., dropped dead in his store Tuesday Messrs. Lanman & Kemp celebrated the one hundredth evening, December 3rd. anniversary of the establishment of their house on January Chas. H. Phillips of Phillips & Beppler, Sioux City, la., 1, 1908. returned January 1st from his claim which he has proven / Do you want a good pure Olive Oil, either California or up near Wall, S. D., and will now devote his time exclus­ French ? Write to the Richardson Drug Co. for samples ively to the drug business. and prices. Mr. Montross, son of our good friend Geo. Montross, Dr. F. B. Evans of Dow City, Iowa, has purchased the Sloan, Iowa, was in Omaha last week. He is just finishing Dr. Nolte building and entire stock of drugs at Concord, his collegiate course at Urinnell, and next year expects to Nebraska. take up the study of medicine. > H. O. Martin, proprietor of the Cody Drug Co., Cody, Henry E. Hydinger, who formerly worked on the order W yo., has disposed of his stock and fixtures to the Camp­ floor of the Richardson Drug Co., and who is now prescrip­ bell Drug Co. tion clerk for C. Stoner & Co., Hamburg, Iowa, was visiting*" friends in Omaha January 2nd. • ' : ' KJ Tucker’s Drug Store, Pender, Neb., used a quarter of the front page of the Pender Times last month advertising The Richardson Drug Co. started the New Year with a holiday goods. larger stock than ever. Better service and better facilities for handling their large and increasing business. It will If you believe that your customers are entitled to the pay you to send them your orders. best five cent cigar money can buy you should push Weller­ ettes. Always reliable. P. W. Fleming, Manson, Iowa, had a bad fall about three weeks ago caused by slipping on the ice and has been Ed. Hine, formerly with Olney & McDaid, Clinton, la., laid up in bed ever since. He is recovering, however, and and now in the drug business at Red Oak, was an Omaha expects to be out again in a short time. - visitor on December 17th. Jas. V. Stout, formerl}- with the Standard Glass & Paint F. P. Cummings Drug Co., Dawson, Neb., filled the Co., Des Moines, Iowa, has severed his connection with front page of the Dawson Newsboy with an advertisement that institution and is now representing the Hansen Paint of Christmas goods last month. & Glass Co., of Sioux Cit}T, in South Dakota. Clyde E. Park has just recently purchased the business Ralph Beardsley, former prescription clerk for G. M, of the Jackson Drug Co., Shenandoah, la. Mr. Park was Platt, Red Oak, Iowa, has bought an interest in the new previously located at Ottumwa. firm of Diebner & Hine, and the business will hereafter be Mr. Wilson, formerly in business under the firm name conducted under the name of the Red Cross Drug Store. of the Wilson Drug Co., Glenwood, Iowa, has bought the Camphor ice in new attractive package, 65c per dozen. C. H. Berckley stock at Villisca. Special discount on quantity lots. OMAHA DRUGGIST 15

Vanilla Extract from pure Mexican vanilla beans; guar­ anteed of high standard of excellence and purity, $6.50 per gallon. The Richardson Drug Co. guaranty No. 650 on every package. E. D. Corr, Onawa, Iowa, has lengthened the front of his store from the prescription case ten feet. This is a great improvement and with the way his business is in­ creasing he will be compelled to build an addition for ware­ house. When preparing to place your spring orders ahead for varnishes, oil, mixed paints and paint brushes, remember the reliable line and reasonable prices offered by the Rich­ ardson Drug Co. F. H. Hainert called on the Seattle trade last month in the interests of the Hamm Brewing Co., St. Paul. Mrs. Hainert left on the 20th for Seattle where she joined Mr. Hainert for the holidays and accompanied him on his trip down the coast. Drs. Davies & Robb have dissolved partnership, Dr. Robb buying Dr. Davies’ interest in the store at Blanchard, la. Dr. Robb will continue the business at Blanchard and Dr. Davies v\Till give his entire time to his practice at Col­ lege Springs, la. The druggists of Neligh, Neb., believe in advertising. M. C. Remington & Co. used a half of the front page of the Neligh Register last month advertising their free china deal. W. S. Cleaver used a full page of the same paper finely illustrated with pictures of holiday goods and de­ scriptions. The above picture shows Chris Ipsen of the firm of Ipsen Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Cunningham, Westfield, Iowa, are & Harrison, Grand Island, Neb., with his hand on a box of rejoicing over the arrival of a fine baby girl at their home his favorite cigar, the Wellerette. Mr. Ipsen says it useless on December 26, 1907. They have named this interesting to try to sell any other cigar when he has the Wellerette and young lady Helen Marea Cunningham. We congratulate therefore believes in keeping his case filled up with them. our good friend Cunningham upon receiving such a beauti­ '“-January 1st, 1908, began the twenty-ninth year of Mr. Ip- ful Christmas present. sen’s dealings with the Richardson Drug Co. H. A. Vogel, Newell, Iowa, is the proud father of a pair of husky boys. The first one was born at exactly a A. D. Kopp, Chester, Neb., was an Omaha visitor on quarter of twelve on the night of December 31st, 1907, and January 9th. the second one arrived at a quarter of one a. m., January 1st, 1908. While therefore they are twins, yet they were T. O. Finson, LeShara, Neb., has sold his store to born in different years. Orvil Strann. C. C. Stombaugh, T. N. Naudain, C. K. Weller, J. W. F. L* Leslie of Dakota City was in Omaha the first part Fisher, P. H. Patterson, H. R. Heflin, J. M. Daniel, C. W. of the month on business. Larson, Phillip Kirch and P. Hedgpeth, local travelers for Frank Ware, of Norfolk, has purchased the Founds & the Richardson Drug Co., were in Omaha during the holi­ Co. drug stock at Winside, Neb. days assisting the firm in invoicing their stock on Decem­ The store of Fletcher & Polansky, St. Paul, Neb., was ber 26th. Invoicing began at four p. m., after shipping partly destroyed by fire last month. hours, and by twelve o’clock, noon, of the 27th the entire stock was down an paper. ‘ H. D. Spork, Hartington, Neb., has remodeled the in­ f e r io r of his store by painting and papering. The name of the Campbell Drug Co., Cody, Wyo., has been changed to the Cody Drug & Jewelry Co. Mark Felber, of the Kansas City Star, while visiting relatives in Hartington during last month assisted J. G. Beste. N. B. Wilson, formerly in the drug business at Glen- Vwood, Iowa, has bought the C. H. Berkley drug stock at rj Villisca. 5^ B. F. Richardson of the Richardson Drug Co., Wallace, T Neb., was in Omaha buying goods of local jobbers on Jan- ^uary 10th. A PERFECT WRAPPING PAPER FOR DRUGGIST. RICHARD- "SON BOND. All colors. Per pound 7c. Light weight and strong. Elegant color. >A. H. Pease, formerly with the Elgin Watch Co. fac­ Robert Trefzger, salesman for the Richardson Drug Co., tory, is now at Hartington, Neb., with H. D. Spork, taking taking his first order in 1908 from Ipsen & Harrison, Grand charge of the jewelry department and doing the repairing. Island. 16 OMAHA DRUGGIST

A. E. Stites, Union, Neb., was in Omaha January 10th. of the Board of Education of Grand Island. His earnest A. D. Krause, West Point, Neb., spent last Sunday in work in'chnnection with the pure, food and'drpgs law and Omaha. his valuable assistance to the druggists of this state at the last legislature entitles him to their support. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Tonner, Lynch, Neb., were in Omaha January 14th. Having reason to suspect that some of their fountain dispensing jars had been picked up by a competitor and E. H. Dort, Auburn, Neb., paid a visit to the metropo­ were being illegally held, Borden’s Condensed Milk Co., ob­ lis the first of the week. tained a search warrant from the New York City Police J. G. Walthall, Benkelman, Neb., stopped in Omaha Court, entitling them to search the public warehouse in January 14th on his return from a trip east. New York City where Horlick’s Malted Milk Co. stores its goods. They found on these premises seventy-three of the Drs. Beard & Peters, Stanton, Neb., have dissolved part­ jars, all of which were Borden’s property. . ' - nership, Dr. Peters retiring- from the firm. However, he James U. Lynde, an employee of Horlick’s Malted Milk will continue the practice of medicine at that place. The Co., was summoned to court to answer the charge of having doctors have been in the drug business about a year and the bottles in his possession contrary, to the provisions of have built up a splendid trade. Manager McCracken has the New York bottle law. The case was adjourned several resigned and next month will take a position in one of the times at the request of lawyers representing Horlick’s Malted Plattsmouth stores. Milk Co., and on Thursday, November 7th, Mr. Rand of P. H. Diehl, Le Mars, Iowa, has disposed of His store to New York, appearing in the Tombs Police Court on behalf S. E. Green of West Union, Iowa. The Diehl Pharmacy is of Horlick’s Malted Milk Co. and the Defendant, Lynde, one of the best known drug stores in the state of Iowa. Mr. stated that the seventy-three bottles seized under the search Diehl has operated it continuously for twenty-five years and warrant were the property of Borden’s Condensed Milk Co. has always done a splendid business. Mr. Grten is a very He acknowledged that they were seized in the public ware­ capable druggist, and that the store will be as successful house in New York City where Horlick’s Malted Milk Co. under his management as it has in the past goes without was accustomed to store its goods, and that said jars were saying. Mr. Diehl contemplates moving to Omaha where stored in said public warehouse by James U. Lynde and he will have better facilities for manufacturing and mar­ others, as salesmen of Horlick’s Malted Milk Co. He fur­ keting his famous Silver Salve Gall Cure. ther stated that Horlick’s Malted Milk Co. would at once turn over to the Borden Co. all property, if any, belonging M. J. Osborn returned last month to the home office of to said Borden Co., consisting of Malted Milk jars, bottles the Theo. Hamm Brewing Co , St. Paul, Minn., after a very and advertising matter now in the possession of Horlick’s successful trip, calling on the Pacific coast jobbers. Digesto Co., its servants or employees, whether collected in the City Malt Extract will be distributed in the far west by the of New York or elsewhere, and asked that in view of the Parchen Drug Co., Helena, Mont.; Washington Liquor Co., foregoing stipulation, on behalf of the Horlick’s Malted Spokane, Wash.; Pacific Drug Co., Seattle, Wash.; Heitshu, Milk Co. the charge against Defendant, Lynde, be with­ Grand & Co., Portland, Ore ; Langley & Michaels Co., San drawn. Francisco, Cal., and Brunswig Drug Co., Los Angeles, Cal. Mr. Mayer, appearing for Borden’s Condensed Milk Co., Digesto is making good wherever it has been placed and said that in view of the statement of Mr. Rand, and assum­ bids fair to be one of the largest selling Malt Extracts on ing that the property referred to would be awarded to the the market today. Borden’s Condensed Milk Co., and in view of the further E- L. Scholtz and W. O. Scholtz. proprietors of the fact that the Borden Co. realized that the Defendant Lynde Scholtz Drug Co., Denver, received word Friday, Dec. 27th, was merely an agent, or employee, he asked the Court’s that their father, Louis Scholtz was very low in Portland, permission to withdraw the prosecution against Mr. Lynde. Oregon, and that if they wished to see him alive to come The Court then ordered that, on the facts as stated, posses­ at once. They started immediately and when their train sion of the seventy-three bottles with their contents were arrived at Cheyenne a second message was awaiting them hereby awarded to their lawful owners, Borden’s Condensed with the news that the father was dead. His death was Milk Co., and further stated that, under the circumstances, supposed to have been caused from old age. He was a man the complaint against Mr. Lynde could be withdrawn. 83 years of age and had been vigorous all his life. Until recently he was a merchant in Des Moines, Iowa. He is The Richardson Drug Co. are now in a position survived by his wife and two sons. to supply the trade with Allen’s Foot Ease. Phillips & Beppler, Sioux'City, Iowa, are presenting a beautiful calendar free to all of their lady patrons. The subject is “ A Morning Walk,” from the original painting IMPERIAL WALL BRUSH. by Horace T. Carpenter. A tall, graceful New York girl, 014 for a brisk walk in Fifth Avenue on a bright, crisp winter morning. Warmly yet freely clad in velvet costume, with the Gainesborough hat making a splendid background for her light hair and bright complexion, she swings along with the easy grace of youth, exhilirated by her exercise in the winter wind. The scene is characteristic of the snow- covered avenue— “ street of -the millionaires”—on a winter morning. The Grand Island Democrat announced last week the Lacquered Tin Ferrules, Red Handles, Black Chinese Bristles. candidacy of Hon. F. W. Ashton for the democratic and Width 2^2 inches, Length inches...... per doz. net $1.80 populist nominee for congressman from the Fifth Congress­ Width 3 inches, Length 2 % inches...... per doz. net 2.38 ional district. Mr. Ashton is one of Grand Island’s leading Width 3Y-2 inches, Length 2]/-z inches .. . .per doz. net 3.28 citizens and a prominent attorney. He is a graduate of the Width 4 inches, Length 2% inches...... per doz. net 4.48 Michigan Agricultural College, also the University of Mich­ R ic h a r d s o n D r u g C o . igan. During his residence in Grand Island he has been public spirited and active in public affairs, having held the offices of city and county attorney. At the present time he Articles quoted in this Journal as “ M .C .W .” are represents that district in the State Senate, and is president the products of the Mallinckrodt Chemical Works. OMAHA DRUGGIST 17

List of Prohibited Alcoholic Proprietaries. The Traveling Man. Treasury decision 1281, which has just been issued,places Could I drink of the nectar the gods only can, 54 proprietary medicines under the ban as “ insufficiently I would fill up the glass to the brim; medicated to render them unsuitable for use as a beverage.” And drink the success of the traveling man For the sale of these proprietaries after January 1, 1908, And the house represented by him. the special tax applicable to liquor dealers is required. The And could I but tincture this glorious draught With his smiles as I think of him then, names of a number of proprietaries which have been held in And the jokes he has told and the laughs he has laughed, previous ruling's as belonging to this class are omitted, as I wou^ fill up the goblet again their formulas have been changed or their manufacture has And drink to the sweetheart who bade him good bye been discontinued. The following is the prohibited list, With a tenderness thrilling in this Very hour, as he thinks of the tear in her eye as it stands today: That saddened the sweet of her kiss. Angostura Aromatic Tincture Bitters, Aroma Stomach To her, the truest of hearts and fairest of hands, Bitters, Atwood’s LaGrippe Specific, Augauer Bitters, I would drink with all serious prayers, Since the heart she must trust is a traveling man’s Augauer Kidney-Aid. And as warm as the ulster he wears. Belvidere Stomach Bitters, Bonekamp Stomach Bitters, . I would drink to the wife, with the babe on her knee, Boonekamp Bitters, Brown’s Aromatic Cordial Bitters, Who awaits his returning in vain, Brown’s Vin-Nerva Tonic, Botanic Bitters. And breaks his brief letters so tremulously, Cinchona Bitters, Clifford’s Cherry Cure, Cooper’s Nerve And reads them again and again. I would drink to the feeble old mother, who sits Tonic, Cuban Gingeric. By the warm fireside of her son, Dandelion Bitters, Dick’s Nutritive Elixir, Dr. Dade’s And murmurs and weeps o’er the stockings she knits, Blackberry Cordial, Bouvier’s Buchu Gin, Dr. Fowler’s As she thinks of the wandering one. Meat and Malt, Dr. Gray’s Tonic Bitters, Dr. Hortenbach’s I would to the strangers and friends, Who have met him with smiles and good cheer ; Stomach Bitters, Dr. Worme’s Gesundheit Bitters, Dr. Rat- To the welcoming hands that good fellows extend, tinger’s Bitters, Duffy’s Malt Whisky, Ducro’s Alimentary To the wayfarer journeying here. Elixir. And at last, when he turns from his earthly abode Gilbert’s Rejuvenating Iron and Herb Juice, Ginger And pays the last fare that he can, Mine host of the inn at the end of the road, Tonic, Ginseng Cordial, Kreen’s Chill Tonic. Will welcome the traveling man. Harrison’s Quinine Tonic. Jerome’s Dandelion Stomach Bitters, Jones’ Stomach The Richardson Drug Co. are now in a position Bitters, Juni-Kola. to supply the trade with Allen’s Foot Ease. K. K. K., Katarno, Kudros. Lemon Ginger, Laxa Bark Tonic. “ Wow!” said the attendant at the insane asylum, cornin’ Magen Bitters, Meta Multa. * out from a fearful struggle in the padded cell, “ that woman Obermueller’s Bitters, Old Dr. Scroggin’s Bitters. almost did me.” “ What was the matter with her?” asked Panama Bitters. the visitor. “ She declared,” said the attendant, “ that her Rockandy Cough Cure, Royal Pepsin Tonic. strait-jacket was of last year’s style.” Scheetz Bitter Cordial, Smith’s Bitters. U-Go, Uncle Josh’s Dyspepsia Cure. Warner’s Stomach Bitters, Westphalia Stomach Bitters, William’s Kidney Relief. A. M. TODD CO., Ltd. In this connection it is significant to note the recent prohibition movement which has passed over the country MAIN OFFICE, KALAMAZOO, MICH., U. S. A. and manifested itself strongly at the fall elections. Maine, Kansas, North Dakota, Georgia, and Oklahoma are the out-and-out prohibition States, while a prohibition law has just been passed by the Alabama legislature. In addition GROWERS, DISTILLERS, AND REFINERS OF to this there is a large number of States, particularly in the South, where local option laws prevail, and where from one-eighth to seven-eighths of the State has “ gone dry.” CRYSTAL WHITE DOUBLE DISTILLED and —Practical Druggist. Her Suggestion. REFINED OIL PEPPERMINT. He— “ You know, darling, we cannot live on cheese and kisses.” She— “ Then why not leave the nasty old cheese o u t? ”

“ What you need,” remarked the doctor to the new pa­ This Oil is distilled from the choicest plants of True tient whom he had just been examinin’, “ is exercise. You live too sedentary a life.” An’ the man, lookin’ at him Peppermint, grown on our own farms, and is guar­ with real admiration, reached down into his jeans an’ fished anteed to be of the highest quality produced. up a dollar—which was one-sixth of his weekly wage as hod-carrier.—Judge. We recommend its use to all manufactur­ SALVATOR WALL BRUSH. ers who desire to obtain the best possible results.

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Nickeled Ferrules. Black Bristles. Long Stock. ^CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.^ Width 4 inches...... per doz. net $9.00 Richardson Drug Co . 18 OMAHA DRUGGIST

Blunder in South Dakota Pure Food Law. List oi Secretaries ot the Pharmacy Boards. / Word druggist not mentioned in South Dakota statute In the following list are to be found the names and ad­ resulted in the granting of a writ of habeas corpus by the dresses of the secretaries of the various boards of pharmacy supreme court Dec. 31st on application of R. F. Brown, of the country. When the date and place of the next meet­ wholesale druggist o'f Sioux Falls. The decision is a pro­ ing are known, they are given also. Secretaries are re­ nounced victory for the druggists of South Dakota, many quested to keep us informed as to those dates and places. of whom have under legal advice secured by Dr. Brown A l a b a m a —January 22d, at Birmingham. E . P. Galt, Selma. wholly ignored this clause of the law sinc^ it went into A r i z o n a — April 8th, at Phoenix. A. G. Hulett, Phoenix. effect on Oct. 1st. The opinion handed down by Fuller', A r k a n s a s —J. F. Dowdy, Little Rock. C a l i f o r n i a — February 5th, at Los Angeles; February 10th, at San the presiding judge, was as follows: Francisco. C. W. Whilden, San Francisco. “ The complaint shows that on the 2nd day of December, 1907, at C o l o r a d o —March 20th and 21st, at Denver. S. L. Bresler, Denver. the city of Sioux Falls, R. F. Brown did then and there, being a C o n n e c t ic u t —March 3d, at Hartford. J. A . Leverty, Bridgeport. druggist engaged in the business of selling drugs and medicines, D e l a w a r e —January 3d, at Wilmington. O. C. Draper, Wilmington. willfully, wrongfully and unlawfully offer and expose for sale and D i s t r i c t o f C o l u m b i a —January 9th and 10th, at Washington. S . unlawfully sell to A. H. Wheaton certain prepared medicines, towit: L- Hilton, Washington. One bottle of Peruna, one bottle of Hamburger’s Drops, one bottle F l o r i d a —January 9th, at Jacksonville. D. W . Ramsaur, Palatka. of Chamberlain’s Diarrhoea Remedy, one bottle of Piso’s Consump­ G e o r g i a —A pril----- , at Atlanta. C. D. Jordan, Monticello. tion Cure, one bottle of Kodol and one bottls of Dr. King’s New Dis­ I d a h o —L. W. Smith, Boise. covery; all of said prepared medicines being then and there mis­ I l l in o is —January 21st, at Springfield. F. C. Dodds, Springfield. branded, in that none of the said medicines bore a qualitative state­ I n d i a n a — A. F. Sala, Winchester. ment of what it was composed. I o w a — C. W . Phillips, Des Moines. Whether the act complained of constitutes a public offense de­ K a n s a s — February 19th, at Topeka. W. E. Sherriff, Ellsworth. pends upon judicial power to supply certain terms claimed to have K e n t u c k y — January 14th, at Covington. J. W. Gayle, Frankfort. been inadvertently omitted by the legislature and which subject the L o u is ia n a — F. C. Goodbold, New Orleans. petitioner to the operation of a penal statute in which the word M a i n e —F. H. Wilson, Brunswick. “ druggist” does not appear. M a r y l a n d — Ephraim Bacon, Roland Park. Section 2 authorizes the Food and Dairy commissioner to appoint M assachusetts —Every Tuesday, at Boston. F. A. Hubbard, Boston. and fix a compensation of the department analyst, and such inspec­ M i c h i g a n — W. E. Collins, Owosso. tors and office assistants as he may deem necessary to carry out the M in n e s o t a — C. J. Moos, Minneapolis. provisions of the act. M is s is s ip p i—April 1st, at Jackson. S . L . Caine, Columbus. Sections 3, 4 and 5 define the duties of the force and provide for M is s o u r i—January 13th, at Jefferson City. Charles Gietner, St. their payment. Louis. Without any reference to either drugs or medicines the four suc­ M o n t An a —April 8th, at Livingston. Alfred Whitworth, Deer Lodge. ceeding sections of the act are devoted to a legislative definition of N e b r a s k a — February 12th, at Fremont. G. B. Christoph, Norfolk. the term “ food,” and q recital of what constitutes its adulteration or N e v a d a — F. J. Steinmetz, Carson City. misbranding, and immediately following is section 10, which reads N e w H a m p s h i r e —Jannary 22d, at Concord. F . H. Wingate, Nashua. as follows : “ It shall be unlawful.for any person acting for himself, N e w J e r s e y —January 16th and 17th, at Trenton. H. A. Jorden, of as the servant or agent of any other person, firm or corporation to Bridgeton. manufacture, sell, offer or expose for sale any article of food which N e w M e x i c o — A. J. Fischer, Santa Fe. is adulterated or misbranded, within the meaning of this act. The N e w Y o r k —Eastern Branch—Joseph Weinstein, 115 West Sixty- possession by any innkeeper, hotelkeeper, restaurant keeper or board­ eighth street, New York. Middle Branch— W. L. Bradt, A l­ ing house keeper of any food or drug which is adulterated or mis­ bany. Western Branch— George Reimann, Buffalo. branded within the meaning of this act shall be deemed to be the N o r t h C a r o l i n a —July 6th, at Morehead City. F. W. Hancock, keeping of such food or drug for sale.” Oxford. Neither the term “ druggist,” nor “ medicine,” was employed by N o r t h D a k o t a — February 11th, at Fargo. W. S. Parker, Lisbon. the legislature in this provision, and the unlawful possession of the O h io —January 14th and 15th, at Columbus. F. H. Frost, Columbus. adulterated or misbranded “ drug” mentioned only in the final sen­ O k l a h o m a —J. Burton, Stroud. tence is unaccountably limited to the dispensers of food. O r e g o n —G. C. Blakeley, The Dalles. Section 35, consisting of eight subdivisions, is declarative merely P ennsylvania — C. T. George, Harrisburg. of what conditions are essential to constitute misbranded or adulter­ R h o d e I s l a n d —January 7th, at Providence. H. A. Pearce, Provi­ ated drugs or articles of food, but no language is used therein tend­ dence. v ing in the slightest degree to evidence a legislative intent to make S o u t h C a r o l i n a —F. M. Smith, Charleston. anything unlawful or justify the infliction of a penalty for the aale S o u t h D a k o t a —January 8th, at Canton. E . C. Bent, Dell Rapids. of prepared medicines, bearing no qualitative statement of what it is T e n n e s s e e —January 14th, at Nashville. I. B. Clark, Nashville. composed. T e x a s —January 21st, at San Antonio. R. H. Walker, Gonzales. While this section regulates nothing, and is merely descriptive U t a h —W. H. Dayton, Salt Lake. of the articles of food and medicine mentioned therein, and is incap­ V e r m o n t —January 7th, at Montpelier. J. G. Bellrose, Burlington. able of transgression by any person, the provision imrrtediately fol­ V i r g i n i a — T . A . Miller, Richmond. lowing, being section 36, declares that “ any person violating any of W a s h i n g t o n — P. Jensen. Tacoma. the provisions of the preceding section of this act shall be deemed W est V i r g i n i a — A. Walker, Sutton. guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be pun­ W is c o n s in — January 13th to 16th, at Milwaukee. H. G. Ruenzel, ished by a fine of not less than $10 or not more than $100, or by im­ Milwaukee. prisonment in the county jail not to exceed thirty days, or both such W y o m i n g —F. W. Roedel, Cheyenne. fine and imprisonment for such offense. Were it to be assumed, as contended by the counsel for the food and dairy commissioner, that the expression “ preceding section” No one is in a better position to supply your wants or might authoritatively be changed to “ preceding sections” this prose­ give you better prices than the Richardson'Drug Co. Their cution would not be maintainable for the reason that there is noth­ guarantee is on every package they send out. You are safe ing in section 10 , nor in any other provision of the “ pure food law” in entrusting your orders to them. authorizing the arrest of a druggist, or making anything that is charged in the complaint a penal offense. According to the elemen­ tary rule of construction the statutory enumeration of persons of the A New Convert for Welleretts. same class, by specific terms, such as inn, hotel, restaurant or board­ ing house, must be restricted to that class of individuals, and no consideration of the mischief to be remedied by the passage of the Sioux Ci t y , I a ., December 10, 1907. act is sufficient to justify the interpolation required to bring within its operation another class of persons whose business is distinctly R ic h a r so n D rug Co ., different. Omaha, Neb. There being no legal authority for the process under which the Gentlemen: petitioner is restrained of his liberty, nor general law to justify a I have received the order of Wellerette Cigars, and to conviction, his application to this court for a discharge on habeas corpus is granted.” ______say that I am more than pleased is putting it very mild. They are a clean, satisfactory smoke, uniform in size, and Are you thinking of engaging in business for yourself ? a flavor that is simply perfect, and should certainly please The Richardson Drug Co. make a specialty of stock orders, the most fastidious smoker. They are giving splendid sat­ fixtures and soda fountains. Everything complete. isfaction here, so you can rely on hearing from me soon. Articles quoted in this Journal as “ M .C.W .” are Very truly, the products of the Mallinckrodt Chemical Works. L. C. P h e l p s . OMAHA DRUGGIST 19

LITERARY NOTES. Special Notice. We desire to call the attention of the trade to Chas. Pfizer’s brand of Strychnine. The demand for this well- Success Magazine for January contains a number of important articles. Through Robert D. Heinl, Thomas A. Edison describes his known make is constantly on the increase among- ranch­ newest invention, the concrete house.' Frederick Upham Adams be­ men, trappers and farmers throug-hout the West as a poison gins his series, “ The Romance of Tammany Hall.” Samuel Mer- for exterminating wolves, prairie dogs, gophers and other win describes the efforts of the Chinese to throw off the opium curse, pests. The drug and pharmaceutical trades generally and Frank Fayant lays bare Thomas W. Lawson’s record as a proph­ et. “ Preventing the Next Panic,” by David Graham Evans, advo­ recognize the superiority of Chas. Pfizer & Co.’s Strych­ cates government guarantee of National Bank deposits. In the line nine and its salts which are strictly of U. S. standard. We of fiction are : “ To Kill the President,” by E. Spence DePue; ’ ’Pau­ are prepared to fill orders for this well-known brand of lin’s Little Brother,” by Aldis Dunbar, and “ Lentala,” by W. C. Strychnine at lowest market prices. Morrow. R ic h a r d s o n D r u g Co . A new department is “ Edwin Markham’s Eyrie,” editorials by the well-known poet upon current topics. The editor announces that Mr. Markham may write as he pleases and on any topic regardless of the editorial policy of the magazine. This is certainly a novel ar­ rangement. The cover design is by J. C. Leydendecker. * * * The Woman’s Home Companion for January begins well with a handsome cover design by James Montgomery Flagg. It is a nota­ ble number from the standpoint of illustrations. In addition to Flagg’s striking cover design, there is a full-page reproduction of W. Balfour Ker’s painting, “ Forgotten.” It represents a winter farm scene, the house and barn in the distance, and the old family horse standing drearily by the pasture bars, ankle deep in the falling snow- forgotten. Dr. Hale’s Monthly Talk is on the subject of “ New Year’s Wishes.” Jack London contributes the first letter of his important series of first-hand impressions for which the Woman’s Home Com­ panion sent him around the world; it is the record of a marvelous adventure among the lepers of Molokai. In the January number be­ gins a series of programs and selections of the music of today of the great music loving nations. The January program, which is Amer­ ican, is supplemented by the music and words of two songs by Clay­ ton Johns, hints as to the making of a program, by Madame Nordica, and instructions as to the rendering of each piece on the program by the composers themselves. Among the fiction is an important installment of Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps’ great novel, “ Though Life Do Us Part ; ” “ The ad­ justed Honeymoon,” by Anne Warner; “ A Lesson in Consquence,” by Mary Wilhelmina Hastings; “ Rose Mary,” a Quaker love story 1 dozen ...... $ 1.25 by Carrie Hunt Latta, and “ The Lamps of Psyche,” by Zona Gale, 3 dozen ...... 3.50 author of the new popular novel, “ The Loves of Peleas and Ettarre.” 6 dozen ...... 6.50 An interesting feature of this issue of the Companion is a new 12 dozen department entitled “ Teens and Twenties,” conducted by Lucy Nor­ • ...... 12.00 man. The horticultural authority, Samuel Armstrong Hamilton, R ic h a r d s o n D r u g Co . contributes a valuable article on “ Plants for the Winter Window.” Anna Steese Richardson’s department for The Girl Who Earns Her Own Living is as valuable as ever, as is Mrs. Sangster’s Home Page. A new departure is a study of Three Important Successful Plays, by Anne Peacock.

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AN EXAMINATION BY THE LOUISIANA BOARD. 7. How much of each ingredient would you take in making 5 pounds apothecaries’ of a mixture of talcum, 87 PHARMACY. parts; starch, 8 parts; and salicylic acid, 5 parts? 1. (a) What is solution ? (b) What is a saturated so­ 8. Write a prescription for a 4-fluidounce mixture con­ lution? (c) A supersaturated solution? (d) Give exam­ taining potassium iodide, compound syrup of sarsaparilla, ple wherein the presence of a dissolved body will favor the and mercuric iodide, and place the metric equivalents of solution of another substance, (e) When it will not favor each ingredient next to the ordinary measure. same? 9. (a) Explain the difference between weight and vol­ 2. (a) What are syrups? (b) How many official syr­ ume. (b) What is a hydrometer? ups are there? (c) What official syrup is made by macera­ 10. What are the requirements of the Louisiana State tion? (d) How many methods of making- syrups are recog­ Board of Pharmacy for (a) registered pharmacists and (b) nized by the U. S. P. (e) Describe the process of making qualified assistants? syrup wild cherry bark, U. S. P. 3. (a) What are spirits? (b) In how many ways are CHEMISTRY. the official spirits made? (c) What is the most usual meth­ 1. (a) From what is carbolic acid obtained and how? od of making them? (d) In making spirits what is the ob­ (b) Give its chemical formula. ject of maceration? (e) What official spirits are made by 2. (a) What chemical reaction takes place in making distillation? official liquor magnesii citratis, and why should it be made 4. (a) What are tinctures? (b) In what different fresh? (b) What chemical reaction takes place in making ways are official tinctures made? -(c) Give the official name, liquor potassii arsenatis, and what is the dose? formula, and describe the process of making tinct. cinchona 3. Give the official source and chemical formula of each compound, (d) For what purpose is glycerin used in tinct­ of the following: (a) borax, (b) plaster of paris, (c) salol, ures? (e) What official tincture is made by simple solution?- (d) cream of tartar. 5. (a) describe the method of making syrup ferrous 4. (a) Give an example of an official preparation con­ iodide, (b) Give percentage strength of ferrous iodide in taining iron in the ou s condition and explain its manufac­ finished product, (c) What impurity is it liable to contain, ture. (b) Give an example of an official preparation con­ and how may its presence be detected? taining iron in the ic condition and explain its manufacture. 6. (a) What are collodions? (b) How many are offi­ (c) Discuss chemically the ous and ic compounds of iron. cial and what are their names? (c) Give formula and 5. (a) Mention a chemical test for detecting impurities mode of making collodion. in gossypium purificatum. (b) Mention a chemical test for 7. (a) What is filtration? (b) How does filtration dif­ detecting impurities in acidum salicylicum. fer from clarification? (c) How does it differ from eola­ 6. Explain the chemical difference, if any, between the tion? (d) Name five filtering mediums, (e) What is the official forms of alumen. liquid that passes through the filter called? 7. (a) Give the source of lead, (b) What is litharge? 8. Give the official names of the finished preparations (c) What is red lead? (d) Explain the chemical or phys­ and state the ingredients which enter into each of the fol­ ical difference, if any, between the above substances. lowing: (a) Sydenham’s Laudanum; (b) Brown Mixture; 8. (a) To what class of oils does oleum morrhuae be­ (c) Fowler’s Solution; (d) Lugol’s Solution; (d) Donovan’s long? (b) What is its chemical composition? Solution. 9. Mention an official basic hydroxide, an acid hydrox­ 9. Complete the following formulas and name the offi­ ide, and a neutral salt. cial preparation represented in each case: 10. Give the chemical definition and official require­ (a) Compound Ext. Colocynth...... 60 grammes ments of aqua destillata. Ext. of ...... 30 grammes ------Jalap...... ■...... 30 grammes MATERIA MEDICA. ------Eeptandra...... 15 grammes Resin...... 15 grammes 1. Name eight official alkaloids, each from a different O il...... 8 Cc. drug, giving the source and dose of each. Diluted Alcohol, q. s. to make 1000 pills. 2. (a) What are volatile oils? (b) Give the general (b) ------, in No. 60 powd...... 10 grammes method for preparing them, (c) Give a simple test to dis­ Powd. opium...... 10 grammes Sugar of milk in No. 30 powder...... 80 gramme's tinguish them from fixed oils, (d) Name five that are of­ Mix, and make...... , . .100 grammes ficial. (e) Name two that are heavier and two that are 10. (a) Define extraction, (b) Name the operation by lighter than water. which it is accomplished, (c) What is percolation? (d) 3. (a) What are fixed oils? (b) Give general method What is the object of moistening a powder before subject­ of preparing them, (c) How do they differ from volatile ing it to percolation? (e) What is the liquid called that is oils? (d) Name four of vegetable and one of animal origin used in extracting a drug? that are official, (e) Name two that are soluble in alcohol. 4. Frangula: Give the common name, natural order, WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. habitat, part of the plant used, constituents, and properties. 1. Write a prescription calling for two dozen capsules Why should the official part of the plant be kept one year? of phenacetine and salol, each 2 grains, giving amounts 5. Give the dose and antidote of each of the following: in both apothecaries’ and metric system of weights. (a) tinct. aconite, (b) sulphate strychnia, (c) arsenous acid. 2. What is the percentage strength of a solution made (d) tartar emetic, (e) tinct. iodine, (f) corrosive sublimate, by dissolving 62.5 grammes of KI in 187.5 cubic centimeters (g) creosote, (h) cocaine, (i) tinct. opium, (j) sugar of lead, of water? 6. Give the official name of each of the following: bur­ 3. Explain the difference, if any,between 0.003 gramme, dock, croton oil, spirits of nitroglycerin, ox-gall, soft soap, 1-20 grain, and 3 milligrammes. litharge, castor oil, wahoo, cold cream. 4. Write out a description of the metric system embrac­ 7. (a) From what plant is ipecac root obtained? (b) ing answers to the following: its origin and history; what Upon what constituent does it depend for its physiological are the units of measure, capacity, and weight, and their action? (c) How may it be distinguished physically from equivalents in ordinary measures? all other roots? (d) Name its chief preparations, (e) Give 5. Find the total value of the following, giving amounts the dose of each. in avoirdupois ounces: 0.6 of a centigramme, 10.0 kilo­ . 8. Give the common name of each of the following and grammes, 5 milligrammes, and 2 hectogrammes. state what part of the plant is used: rhus toxicondendron, 6. How many degrees Fahrenheit in 68° C., and how lappa, asclepias, eupatorium, carum, rhamnus purshiana, many degrees Centigrade in 17° Fahrenheit? ficus, santalum, rubrum. OMAHA DRUGGIST 21

9. Define the following- terms and give an example of Organized Agriculture. each: (a) aphrodisiac, (b) clyster, (c) emollient, (d) revul­ sive, (e) vulnerary. The nineteen societies of Organized Agriculture meet at Lincoln during the week of January 20th. Discussions will 10. Digitalis: (a) What part is official? (b) What are be had on every subject of importance to the farmer. The the U. S.. P. requirements as to age of leaf ? (c) What is evening sessions will be occupied with addresses from very its habitat? (d) Give its medicinal properties, (e) Give prominent men and on Friday night Governor and Mrs. official preparations and dose of each. Sheldon will hold a reception at the Governor’s mansion to which every one in attendance is invited. These winter meetings will be attended by more than three thousand of our progressive farmers, and we are glad that such an op­ portunity is given for our farmers to meet with the men who have the most advanced ideas for the advancement of agriculture. ______• How Not To Sleep. Don’t sleep on your left side, for it causes too great a pressure on the heart. Don’t sleep on your right side, for it interferes with the respiration of that lung. Don’t sleep on your stomach, for that interferes with the respiration of both lungs and makes breathing difficult. Don’t sleep on your back, for this method of getting rest is bad for the nervous system. Don’t sleep sitting in a chair, for your body falls into an unnatural position and you cannot get the necessary relax­ ation. Don’t sleep standing up, for you may topple over and crack your skull. Don’t sleep.

Florence Nightingale Honored. 1 dozen...... $ 1.25 3 dozen...... 3.50 Florence Nightingale, the heroine of the Crimean war 6 dozen...... 6.50 and founder of the Nightingale Home for the Training of Nurses in London, now in her eighty-eighth year, has been 12 dozen...... 12.00 decorated by King Edward with the Order of Merit. This R ic h a r d s o n D r u g C o . was founded by King Edward in 1902 for the recognition of especially distinguished services in all walks of life and is regarded as one of the highest honors within the gift of Articles quoted in this Journal as “ M.C.W.**are the sovereign. It has been bestowed on nineteen men, but the products of the Mallinckrodt Chemical Works. this is the first time it has been conferred on a woman.— Medical Record.

Spoke Too Soon. Doctor— Have you consulted any one else? Patient—j went to see a druggist, and he told me----- Doctor (interrupting)—Don’t tell me that you asked ad­ vice of a druggist. No one except a lunatic would take the advice of a druggist. Patient—I was about to say that he told me to come to you.—Cardiff Times. It is part of the cure to wish to be cured.—Seneca.

Men willingly believe what they wish.—Caesar.

Greater San Francisco. The campaign for a greater San Francisco is now fairly launched, and the matter is of interest to the entire State of California. It is proposed to take in the territory within a radius of fifteen miles on an air line from the City Hall of San Faancisco. This would include the towns on the south as far as San Mateo, and across the bay, Fruitvale, Alameda, Oakland, Berkeley, Richmond, San Rafael and interlying (Label lithographed in five colors.) territory, in all covering an area of approximately 180 square 1 dozen...... $1.75 miles, and figuring the present estimate of population of 3 dozen...... 5.00 this area, there would be 807,655 people in the Greater San Francisco as proposed. This fact in itself will be a great 6 dozen...... 9.50 advertisement to the State of California, and will place San 12 dozen...... 18.00 FrancisCo fourth in rank with cities of the country, instead R ic h a r d s o n D r u g Co . of eighth place, which it now enjoys. 22 OMAHA DRUGGIST

CREIGHTON COLLEGE OF PHARMACY NOTES. Liniment of Turpentine, B. P. Guy Myers has recently given up his position with the The difficulty of obtaining a uniform preparation of lin­ Blake Pharmacy. iment of turpentine, B. P., by the pharmacopoeial method Miss Fern Meehan,’07,has been visiting in the city with is discussed by W. A. Knight in the Chemist and Druggist. relatives and friends. We acknowledge a very pleasant He says that mixing the soft soap with water is tedious call. and troublesome, unless, as he had suggested in a previous note, the soap is dissolved by heat. A still simpler and D. F. Barker, another ’07 graduate, came to Omaha for quicker method, however, consists in extemporaneously his holiday vacation. He seems also to have developed the Omaha habit. preparing the soap from potash and oleic acid in the pres­ ence of oil of turpentine The following formula is. sug­ ~ George Strenlow of Norfolk, Neb., and Miss Ella Zabe.l gested : of Manning, Iowa, spent Christmas in Omaha. Keep your Solution of potash, B. P...... 3 fl. ozs. e£r to the ground. Oleic acid...... 7 fl. drs. The class which began the work since the holidays has Oil of turpentine ..,...... 13 fl. ozs. twenty-two members this first week. From present indica­ Camphor...... 1 ounce tions this will be one of the strongest classes that we have Distilled water...... enough to make 1 pint „ ever had. Mix the solution of potash with an equal quantity of water in a bottle, add the oleic acid previously mixed with T. N. Cannon of Glenville, C. C. Reka of O’Neill, and three ounces of oil of turpentine, and mix by gently inclin­ F. E. Sullivan of Hastings, all former students at the C. C. ing the bottle up and down (violent shaking at this stage of P ., have recently entered college for the purpose of com­ produces excessive frothing). • , pleting their course. An emulsion is at once formed, to which the remaining M. J. Douglas, ’07, has recently purchased the Elkhorn oil of turpentine (with the camphor dissolved in it) may be Pharmacy and is doing well. He paid the college a pleas­ added in quantities of one ounce or more at a time, with ant call this last week. Douglas has hopes even if this is gentle shaking after each addition. ' Finally, enough dis­ leap year, and says he always did like Germans tilled water is added to produce a pint. The result is a thick creamy emulsion, whiter than the usual product, and All of the students are back from their Christmas vaca­ containing the pharmacopoeial percentage of active constit­ tion and are now doing better work than ever. We expect uents. It does not, of course, contain the glycerin present great results from this class as it will be the- first class to in soft soap, but this may easily be added if the addition is take the full course since we have occupied our new build­ considered of any value. ing. If pleasant and convenient surroundings are an in­ spiration to students, surely the students of the Creighton FOR SALE, W ANTED; ETC. ,College of Pharmacy should now show their best efforts. We have one of the finest school homes enjoyed by any col­ Special Rate to Druggists. 50 Cents for 25 Words or Less. lege in our country7. Results are usually more satisfactory if an advertisement appears in On December nineteenth the banquet for the second class several consecutive issues. S ix consecutive in s e r t i o n s o f o n e a d ­ vertisement AT THE FIVE-INSERTION r a t e . of 1907 was held at the Calumet. Formal graduation exer­ T o in s u r e i n s e r t i o n i n c u r r e n t is s u e , c o p y m u s t b e r e c e i v e d cises were dispensed with and the diplomas were presented BY THE FIRST OF THE MONTH. after the conclusion of the banquet. Following are the R e m i t t a n c e m u s t a c c o m p a n y o r d e r . names oF those who received diplomas: H. B. Ausburn, A GOOD OPPORTUNITY!—$ 1,500 cash, balance easy payments, will B. O. Brawner, Louis Dolezal, J. C. Hansen, Agnes Leahy, Tv buy a well established drug store in Omahai. Good reasons for sell­ Ike Levy, A. A. Lindeman, Raymond Neeley, Carrye Pet­ ing. Address R. B., care Omaha Druggist. erson, John D. Rockhold, Frances J. Roeder, Verne Sage, ATTENTION DRUG CLERKS—Every drug clerk.who wishes to Harvey B. Saunders, C. E. Stitzer, J. E. Trierweiler, D. E. pass any State Board examination should have Tee’s Quiz Compend. Wilson. Members of this class are now located as follows: 3,000 questions, price reduced from $2.00 to $1.00. Address, A. J. Lee, Albert Lindeman is at Crawford, Neb.; Frances Roeder is Kearney, Neb. in her brother’s store on Parker street in this city; Agnes C OR SALE—A first class, clean, up-to date drug store in Cedar Rapids, Leahy is with her brother at Wayne; J. C. Hansen is man­ * Iowa. Invoice $4,300. Doing a good business and a money maker. ager of a store at Rock Springs, Wyoming, he having Other business. Write for particulars. Address “ Kargon,” care Omaha passed the Wyoming Board since leaving school; Raymond Druggist. . Neeley is with R. E. Sheffer at Gering, Neb.; D. E. Wilson F OR SALE—Good paying drug store in Spokane, Wash. Sales $1,800 is in the drug department at Bennetts; B. O. Brawner is to $2 000 per month. Rent $ 135. No cut rates; no dead stock. working in Springfield; Henry Ausburn at Colorado Springs; Good reason for selling. If you are interested write to us for further par­ Verne Sage at Boise, Idaho; J. E. Trierweiler at Bloom­ ticulars. Richardson Drug Co. field; John D. Rockhold at Gothenburg; Ike Levy at Myers- C O R SALE—Good paying drug stores at Maxwell. Hershey, Paxton Dillon Drug Co., Omaha; C. E. Stitzer at Scarr’s in South * and Big Springs, Nebraska. Splendid opportunities for bright young Omaha; Harvey Saunders at Beaton Drug Co. fellows with limited capital. Address Dan Atchison, Kearney, Neb. F OR SALE—One of the best drug and wall paper stores in southwestern Queen Victoria’ s Hand Cerate. . Iowa. Will sell at invoice. Stock about $7,000. - Average sales for past five years over $16,000 per annum. Best of reasons for selling, but In the ‘ ‘Tip of the Tongue” column of the New York must be sold quick. Address R. O., care Omaha Druggist. Press, it is stated that the late Queen Victoria’s hands were COR SALE—Onlyone No. 105 Counter Scale; mahogany finish box very soft and velvety, and that one of her maids gave the l with marble top, and nickel plated pans. Inquire A. L. Huff, 2924, following as thq^recipe for the preparation Her Majesty Leavenworth, Omaha. used in keeping her hands in such good condition : I HAVE good drug stores and positions everywhere in the United Scrape into an earthen vessel 1)4 ounces of spermaceti * States or Canada. F. V. Kniest, N. Y. L. Bldg., Omaha,Neb., U. S. A. and }4 ounce of white wax; add 6 drams of pounded camphor ANTED A PHYSICIAN— In small Nebraska town. Good adjoin­ and 4 tablespoonsful of olive oil. The oil must be fure. W ing territory. Right man can get from $3,000 to $5,000 a year. Let the mixture stand near the fire until it slowly dissolve, Address O. A. Hochreiter & Co., Hazard, Neb. stirring it well when liquid. Before you wash your hands rub them well with a little of this cerate—then wash them W ANTED—Clerks desiring positions, and pharmacists in need of clerks, should address Charles R. Sherman, Omaha, Neb.,chairman as usual. This compound costs 25 cents and will last three Violation Committee, Nebraska State Board of Pharmacy. He can ac­ winters. Should be kept in a covered vessel. commodate you. OMAHA DRUGGIST 23

PYRO DENATURED ALCOHOL.-THE PERFECT FUEL. ■ SPECIAL NOTICE ! Retail Dealers in denatured alcohol do not now have to keep any records whatsoever. A permit, only, is re­ (JsL’iV TO SELL quired and that is free! Permits need not be renewed. The alcohol can be purchased in any quantity and sold to ure alt anybody ! # P M Denatured alcohol is conceded to be the fuel of the ILER'S MALT future, being- superior to any other for chafing- dishes, Whiskey. coffee urns, lamps, stoves, cooking-, heating, cleaning and DISTILLED AND An article it will pay you to all industrial and mechanical purposes- BOTTLED AT THE push as it gives universal We guarantee our product to conform strictly to the satisfaction. United States Government formula. Willow Springs Y ou’ve got to carry it eventually, so why not be WITH THE LEADERS ? D is t iller y '. Dozen lots...... $7.50 If you handle our PYRO brand, we will supply labels GUARANTEED —---- 3 dozen lots...... 7.25 and advertising matter free and keep you posted upon all ------PURITY------6 dozen lots...... 7.00 matters pertaining to the industry, especially in regard to STRENGTH AND Gross lots...... 6 75 alcohol-using apparatus. It we hear from you today you’ll ------FLAVOR. hear from us tomorrow. Richardson Drug Co., Dist’rs. U

S T O P = Terms, 90 days, or 3 per cent discount for cash, f. o. b, Omaha. and consider that the Ladies’ Birthday Almanac and the Cardui Song Books which have made WINE OF CARDUI Richardson DrugCo,, the best seller in its class will be furnished you free of charge, with an order. DISTRIBUTORS, They will be printed with your name and displayed business card, and will be fine advertising for your individual busi­ ness. Now is the time to get this material. Omaha, - Nebraska THE CHATTANOOGA MEDICINE CO. 6-08 Chattanooga, St. Louis. LEADING SPECIALTIES BUY NOW AND GET THE BENEFIT OF A GOOD THING ------OF------R e e d S c C a r n r i c k PRIMA TONIC T% S r 42^46 Germania Avenue, JERSEY CITY, N. J. Increases your business at the Soda Fountain PR0T0NUCLEIN (Tablets, Powder and Ointment.) (Proto-et Nucleo-plasms R. & C.) ENDORSED BY PHYSICIANS Primary substances of the cells of the body, containing the true Nucleins. New selling price in effect Dec. 1st, 1906, rebate on bot­ PEPTENZYME (Tablets, Powder and Elixir.) tles until March 1st, 1907, re­ ( Nucleo-enzymes R. &. C.) mains 35c per dozen, after Nucleo-enzymes of all glands that aid the digestion. March 1st, 1907, 25c per doz. We pay freight on empties. TR0PH0NINE (Liquid.) Prices in single casks lots (Sat. Sol. Nucleo- \_proteid-et albumen cum enzymes.] $10.50 per cask, 5 cask lots R . & C .) $9.50 per cask. F.O.B. Omaha. Contains the highest form of Nutriment found in cell. Brings you health in nature’s pure PANCR0BILIN (Pill and Liquid.) products of Caramel Barley Malt, Physiologically prepared ox-bile and Nucleo-enzymes Hops and Honey. of the Pancreas. For Intestinal Indigestion and Hab­ itual Constipation; also as a Cholagogue. MAKES RICH BLOOD NEPHRITIN (5 Gr. Tablets only.) The primary substances of the cells of the cortex, and the con­ 5 x $9.50 - $47.50 voluted tubules of the Kidney. For Brights, and other disturb­ 50 doz. Bottles @ 25c - 12.50 ances of the Kidney. For 600 Bottles - $35.00 equals 5 5-6c per bottle. CARNRICK’S LACTO-PREPARATA. YOU KNOW THE GOODS CAN’T BE BEAT. A pure milk infants’ food and perfect equivalent for mother’s Is the best SELLER on the market; and nets the druggist the milk. largest net profit. Packed 10 dozen bottles to a cask. CARNRICK’S SOLUBLE FOOD. Serial No. 582, Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act, A milk and cereal food for infants, invalids and dyspeptics. June 30, 1906. Return all empty bottles to Prima Tonic Company, 586 North CORDIAL ANALEPTINE. Halsted Street, Chicago, 111. For Rheumatism and Gouty Diathesis. Window Display and Advertising Matter Sent Free of Charge R0B0LINE CORDIAL. A tonic and nerve-stimulant. 3-15-08 and Freight Prepaid, Upon Request. ZYM0CIDE. Send all orders to RICHARDSON DRUG C O ., Omaha, Neb. A colorless, non-poisonous liquid antiseptic. 1-15-08 1

24 OMAHA DRUGGIST OUR PAGE OF SPECIAL QUOTATIONS. ______No Charge for Containers. Prices are Inclusive for the Quantity.______A _

NEVA/ P R IC E S Iron Scale Salts Pints, seal top...... doz. . .65 Mecca Compound, small...... doz.$ 2.00 Iron Succinate Pints, cork top...... doz. .70 Mecca Compound, medium...... doz. 4.00 Magnesium Sulphate, H. P. Dried Pints, screw top...... doz. .70 Mecca Compound, large...... doz. 8.00 Mercujy Succinate Pints, friction top...... doz. .70 Mecca Compound, extra large...... doz. 30.00 Mercury Succinimide Quarts, seal top...... doz. 1.20 Hemorrhoidine Suppos...... doz. 4.00 Morphine and Salts Quarts, cork top...... doz. 1.30 Cactura Pellets...... doz. 4.00 Oil Cloves (Buds) Quarts, screw top...... doz. 1.30 Manalin Tablets...... doz. 2.00 Opium Powdered and Gran. Gallons, seal top...... doz. 3.20 Platinum and Potassium Gallons, cork top...... doz. 3.35 ADVANCED Chloride Platinous Gallons, screw top...... doz. 3.35 Mercury Cyanide Potassium Citrate SPECIAL Mercury Subsulphate Yellow Santonin Oil Betula (Oil Sweet Birch; commer­ Silver Nitrate To close out subject to stock on hand. cially known as “ Oil Wintergreen”) Crylight Green, ground in oil, Is ...... lb. 10c Sodium Citrate “ “ “ “ 5s...... 9c DECLINED Sodium Succinate j Magnesia “ “ “ I s ...... 10c Shade of above “ Chrome Green Medium.” Acid Chrysophanic (Chrysarobin) Acid Citric, USONA PINE TAR— FULL MEASURE. MANTLES Acid Succinic Pints, seal topy...... gross $ 7.00 R. D. Co.’s Salvator Loop Mantle .doz. $1.75 Ammonium Succinate I^ints, cork top... .*...... gross 8.00 “ Double Wire Cap “ . “ 1.80 Apomorphine Hydrochloride Cryst. Pints, screw top...... gross 8.00 “ Arc Pressure loop “ . “ 2.50 Barium Chloride H. P. Cryst. Pints, friction top ...... gross 7.'50 “ Arc Pressure double wire cap mantle...... “ 3.00 Bromides Quarts, seal top...... gross 12.50 Welsbach, No. 2 Loop Mantle...... “ 1.50 Cadmium Metallic Quarts, cork to p ...... gross 13.50 “ No. 26 “ “ .... “ 1.80 Chromium HycTroxide Dry Quarts, screw top...... gross 13 50 “ No. 56 “ “ “ 2.00 “ No. 63, Dbl. wire cap Codeine and Salts Pints, seal top, 4 doz. cases...... case 2.45 Mantle. “ 1.75 Collodion Pints, cork top, 4 doz. cases...... case 2.70 “ No. X “ “ “ . “ 1-20 Diacetyl Morphine Pure Pints, screw top, 4 doz. cases...... case 2.70 No. X Loop “ . “ 1.00 Diacetyl Morphine Hydrochloride Pints, friction top, 4 doz. cases.. .case 2.50 “ No. 3 Dbl. wire cap “ . “ 1.75 “ No. 99 “ “ “ “ ■ “ 1.75 Elaterium Quarts, seal top, 2 doz. cases...... case 2.35 “ Soft Mantle...... “ 1.25 Ether Quarts, cork top, 2 doz. cases...... case 2.50 11 Complete Lights...... “ 8.00 Glass Wool Quarts, screw top, 2 doz. cases.. .case 2.50 . Clover Complete Lights...... “ 6.00 STAPLE HEAVY CRUDE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

A cid, Acetic, No. 8, 28%, carboy...... tt) 05% Antimony, Black, Commercial, bbl...... ft 02% In sect P ow der, 100-lb. keg. ...ft 18 5-gal. d em ijoh n ...... ft 0614 100-lb...... ft 03 50-lb...... 19 1-gal. ju g...... lb 07 50-lb...... ft 03% 25-lb...... ft 20 Boracic, Cryst. or Po.,bbl...... lb 914 Arsenic, Commercial, white, keg ...... ft 08D Moth Balls, bbl...... ft 03 D 100-lb. lots...... lb 1014 100-lb...... ft 09Q 100-lb ...... ft 03% 50-lb. lo ts ...... '...... lb 12 5 0 -lb ...... 1b 10D 50-lb...... ft 04% Carbolic, crude, 20%, bbl...... • gal 23 D 25 -lb...... ft 11D 20%', 10-gal. ca n ...... ■ gal 33 D Napthalin, Flake, bbl ...ft 03% 20%. 5-gal. ca n ...... • gal 36D Blue Vitriol, bbl...... ft 06% 100-lb ...... ft 04% .gal 100-lb ...... , . . / l b 08 50-lb...... ft 05 25% .bbl...... 28D 50-lb...... ft 09 25% .10-gal. can ...... • gal 38 a Oil Cake, ton...... ton 31 00 5-gal. ca n ...... • gal 41 A 25-lb...... 1b 10 % -ton ...... ton 32 00 3a%, bbl...... • gal 33D Borax, Powder or Lump, bbl...... ft 06D H - t o n ...... ton 33 00 30%, 10-gal. can ...... • gal 43 a 100-lb ...... r:...... ft 06% Potassium B ichrom ate, 100-lb. ...'. ...ft 12 30%, 5-gal, ca n ...... • gal 46a 50-lb...... ft 07 D 5 0 -lb ...... 12% Oitric, 100-lb. k eg...... '...... ft 49 D 25-lb...... ft 08 D 25-lb...... \ ...... 1b 13 50-lb. lo ts...... ft 50 D B rim stone, Roll, bb l...... 1b 02% Chlorate, cryst. or powd., keg...... ft' 11D 25- lb. lo ts...... ft 51D- 100-lb ...... 1b 02% 50-lb...... ft 12 D Muriatic, carboy ...... 5 carboy 1% ft 02 50-lb...... ft 03 25-lb...... ft 01D Nitric, carboy...... f t 06% Carbon B isulphide, “ 10-gal.,” 100-lb...... ft 07% Sal Epsom, Bbls...... ft 41% Oxalic, bbl...... ft 10D “5-gal.,” 50-lb...... ft 08% 100-lb ...... ft 02 50-lb .lo ts ...... ft 11D “1-gal.,” 10-lb...... ft 11D 50-lb...... ft 02% 25-lb. lots ...... 1b 13 D Glauber, b b l...... cwt 95 D Sulphuric carboy...... 5 carboy 1% to 02 Chalk, Lump, bbl...... cw t 1 OOA 100-lb ...... 02 Tartaric, bbl...... ft 32 D Charcoal, Commercial, bbl*...... ft 03 50-lb ...... lb 03 50-lb. lo ts...... •. ...ft 34 D 100-lb...... 1b 03% Nitre, refined, small cryst., keg... .. 1b 07 25-lb. lo ts...... *...... ft 35 D 50-lb...... , ...... 1b 04 50 -lb ...... 07% Alcohol, Wood, bbls...... • gal 42 Columbian Spirits, bbl and % bbl...... gal 80 25 -lb ...... ft 08 %-bbls ...... gal 46 10-gal...... gal 85 Nitre, gran., keg...... ft 07% 10-gal...... gal 50 5 gal...... gal 90 50-lb...... 08 Denatured, bb ls...... gal 44D Copperas, Lump, bbl...... cw t 90D 25 -lb ...... ft 08% “ % -bbls...... gal 48D 100-lb...... cw t 1 25 Nitre, powd., keg ...... 1b 07% “ 10-g a l...... gal 50 D Rednied Powd. bbls...... 3% 251b...... ft 05 50 -lb...... 08% “ 5-ga l...... • gal 52 D Cream T artar, C. P.. bbls...... ft 26 25 -lb ...... ft 08% Alum , lump, b b l...... ft 0214 50-lb...... 1b 27 Rochelle, 100-lb...... to 25 50-lb. lots...... ft 03% 25-lb...... ; ___it> 28 50 -lb...... ft 25 D 25-lb. lots...... to 03% Formaldehyde, 40%, 100 lb...... ft 14 25-lb ...... 1b 26 Ground, bbl...... lb 02% 50-lb...... lb 17 Soda, bbl...... cw t 90D 50-lb. lo t s ...... ft 03% 25-lb...... 1b 19 K eg...... cwt 1 00D 25-lb. lo ts...... lb 04 G lycerine, C. P., 100-lb. Inc...... ft 17% 50 -lb...... 02 Powdered, bbl...... lb 03 D 50-lb...... ft 18 Soda Bicarb , bbl...... lb 02 50-lb. lots...... lb 04 D Gum C am phor, bbl...... ft 80D K e g ...... lb 02% 25-lb. lo ts...... lb 05 - 100-lb...... ft 85 50-lb...... 03% Ammonia, Water, Conct.,26°, carboy.. ...ft 06% 50-lb...... ft 87 Hyposulphite, gran, or cryst., bbl. 02% 5 -g a l...... ft 07 25-lb...... ft 88 03 Muriate, lump, b b l...... ft 13 Lime Chloride, cask...... ft 02% 50-fi) / / . / / / * / ' / / / / / / / / ; 03% 100-lb ...... ft 14 B bl...... lb 03 Strontium Nitrate, keg...... 10 • 50-lb...... lb 15 10-lb. cans, 100-lb. cases...... ft 04% 50-lb ...... 12 25-lb...... ft 16 * 5-lb. cans. 100-lb. cases...... ft 05 25 -lb ...... 13 Muriate, Gran., No. 1, bbl...... •.____ ...ft 09 Large cans, 50-lb. cases...... ft 06% Sulphur, bbl...... 02% 100-lb ...... ft 09% Medium cans 50-lb. cases...... ft 07% Bag...... 1b 02% 50-lb...... ft 10 Small cans, 50-lb. cases...... / ...... ft 08% Zinc Sulphate, commercial, 50-lb...... lb 04% 25-lb...... 1b 11 Assr. cans, 50-lb. cases...... 1b 07 25-lb...... OSD RICHARDSON DRUG CO OMAHA DRUGGIST 25 COMPLETE PRICES-CURRENT -^--£=3 0 ^ ^=: * Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Etc. CORRECTED MONTHLY BY ZESIOIEI-^KIDSOlSr D B TTO - C O !£P ^jSTTT* N E B . QUANTITY PRICES SEE SPECIAL PACE. ^ " N o charge Is made for containers on goods in ounces or lesser quantities. A Advanced. D Declined. * Added

DRUGS, CHEMICALS, Etc. DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRUCS, Etc.—Cont. 12 Alcohol, absolute...... Gallon 5 00___ pint 70 Antikamnia, powd. or tablets...... oz 1 00 Cryst. or powd., 14- to cart ( P. W. R. Co. J ft 51 188...... gal Mkt Combinations...... oz 1 00 Cryst. or powd., Vi-ft cartx Merck and Vft 44 Wood Ref.95%...... 5-gal. 65c gal... .gal 70 10-oz. lots...... oz 9244 A n tidoler ...... oz Cryst. or powd., 1 -1b cart (.M. C. W. f ft 42 Aldehyde, concent, M. C. W., Merck...... 1b 1 31 75 A n ticalor...... oz 60 A cetphenetidin B. & S...... 1b 1 55 OZ oz 16 Allspice, (pimento)...... ft 20 Antimony, Metal...... ft 55 Powd...... ,...lb 22 Acetone, pure...... ft 50 B rom ide...... oz 27 40 Almond Meal...... ft 40 Chloride, cry st...... oz 25 Ooml., p u r e ...... ft Chloride, sol., (butter o f ) ...... 1b S u lp h a te...... lb 1 90 Almonds, bitter,shelled...... \ ...... ft 50 26 Sw eet...... ft 50 D iaphoretic...... ft 1 10 A cid, A cetic. No. 8...... ft 10 Oxide ...... ib 53 Acetic, U. S. P ...... ft 15 Aloin, 1-oz ctns, M. C. W...... — oz 15 S u lp h id e...... ft 45 A cetic, C. P...... ft 18 Mallinckrodt’s. Merck lib ctn ...... lb 1 25 Black, powd., c o m l...... 1b 06 Acetic, glacial, absolute...... tb OZ 14 A lum , Ammonim, gran,, ctn s...... ft 20 Pure Needle, powd...... ft 25 Arsenous, fused or powd ...... ft oz 10 Potassium, gran., ctn s...... ft 24 A n tin osin ...... 0z 2 10 Dried, powd., ctns...... ft 15 oz 12 A n tipu ralgos...... oz 1 00 oz 18 Chrome, ctns...... ft 21 Benzoic, English...... ft 2 24 Antipyralgine...... oz Benzoic, from Toluol...... ft 55 oz 12 Chrome, gran., C. P ...... lb 33 80 15 1b 19 A m m oni-E erric...... -ft 27 Antipyrin, Knorrs, 1-oz vials...... oz 35 Boracic, Impalpable, Powd. ..lb 30 L um p...... ft 05 New Grade...... ft 3 22 oz 25 Boracic, C. P., C ryst...... ft 26 G round...... ft 06 A p tol fluid, green, 1-oz vials, M erck...... oz 44 . .oz 35 P ow dered ...... ft 08 Apom orphia,cryst, % -o z vls.,M .C.W ...... oz 11 25 D OZ 23 Aluminum, Metal, ctns 1 lb 1 52 oz 20 Muriate (amorphous) % -o z . vials. M.C.W. oz 4 00 Butyric, 60 %...... ft oz 19 Acetate, pure dry __ I ft 90 oz 17 Argentamine ...... oz 75 oz 391 Aceto-Tartrate...... ft 150 oz 20 A rgos, red...... ft 14 ..ft 26 B rom ide...... | P. W. R...... oz 33 Red, powdered...... in 15 ..lb 24 C hloride.I Merck or ft 70 oz 16 A r g o n in ...... » ...... 0 Z 65 ..lb 23 H ydrated...... ( M. C. W ...... ft 74 A r g y r o l...... o z 1 60 ..lb 26 Nitrate ...... I ft 70 A ristol...... oz 1 80 Phosphate ...... oz 22 A risto ch in ...... oz 2 00 il 25 to 40 Arrowroot, American...... '..... ft gal 85 Sulphate, coml., powd | 1b 17 10 Sulphate, pure gran.. J ft 23 B erm unda...... ft 90 gal 1 25 St Vincent 15 A m idol, 1-oz bottles...... ft 10 00 oz 75 ...... , ...... lb 17 Crysophanic, (see Chrysarobin) T aylor’s, 44-lb and V£-ft. fo il...... 1b 40 A m m onia, water 16%...... lb 05 Arsenic, brom ide, 1-oz. v ials...... 1b 30 40 Water, 20%...... ft 09 ..lb 55C Chloride, solution...... ft 34 Water, stronger...... 1b 10 Todide, 1-oz v ia ls...... 1b 55 16 Household, pints...... doz 1 00 Red, pow dered...... ib 27 . OZ 20 Household, quarts...... doz- 1 50 Solution (Fowler’s)...... ft 13 G allic...... ft oz 11 Ammonol, powd.. tabs or compounds...... oz 1 05 Solution (Donovan’s)...... ft 28 28 Ammonium, acetate, cryst., 1-oz. vials...... oz 16 White powd. com’l ...... keg 9)4...... ft 15 Hydrobromic, U.S.P. Dil...... ft oz 10 Arsenate, 1-oz vials ...... oz 24 Yellow (orpiment)...... ft 25 Hydrobromic, conct...... ft oz 15 B enzoate...... ft 1 10 oz 16 A sbestos, fibrous, lon g ...... ft 35 Hydrocyanic, diluted ...... 1b oz 15 Bichromate. 0. P ...... ft 78 oz 16 Asparagin, % -o z . v ia ls ...... oz 1 50 A spirin...... o z . .oz 35 Bichromate, Pur j . : ...... ft 50 43 37 Borate, 1-oz viais ...... oz 26 Atropine, pure % oz. vials. Merck, MC.Wiioz 7 25 Hydrofluoric, ?^-ft G. P. bots. ..ft 2 25 Bromide, l-oz vials...... oz 10 Sulphate, % oz. vials. Merck, M. C. W __ oz 6 00 oz 20 Bremide...... 5-ft. 32 ft 34D Balsam, Copaiba...... 10-lb. 75 1b 80a Carbazotate, “Picrate” ...... oz 18 Copaiba, solidified...... ft 1 60 Lactic, U. S. P...... ft oz 14 Carbonate...... 10 fts 13c...... 1b 16 Fir, Canada...... ft 65 Lactic, dil...... ft oz 10 Carbonate, Cubes...... lb 33 Fir, Oregon...... ft 50 41 G utgan...... ft 55 ..lb Carbonate, resublimed, pure...... ft 25 05 C itrate...... 1b 1 00 oz 15 P e ru ...... ft 3 00 ..lb 17 H ypophosphite...... 1b 1 80 oz 23 Sulphur ...... ft 50 ..ft 10 T olu...... 10-ft. cans 4 0 ... .ft 50 ..lb 18 Iod ide...... ft 4 73 oz 40 ..lb 23 Muriate, lu m p ...... ft 17 Barium, Acetate, 1-oz vials..) 1b 16 Muriate, gran., pure, 1-lb. cart...... ft 22 Carbonate,pure, 1-ft boxes. ft 33 ..lb 20 Muriate, gran., No. 1__ 10-lb. 12...... 1b 15 ,. ft 44 Chloride chem. pure...... | P.W.R.Co. ft 30 D Muriate, powd, C. P., 1-lb. carton...... ft 28 Nitrarte, powdered ...... ) Merck or 1b 17 ..lb 16 Nitrate, cryst...... ft 28 Oxalic, chem. pure, 1— ft cart. ..lb 35 Nitrate, chem. pure...... I M. C. W. 1b 33 Nitrate, fu sed ...... ft 33 Sulphate, coml, l-lb boxes... | oz 16 ..lb 18 Nitrate, gran...... ft 28 ..ft 35 Sulphate,pure, 1-ft boxes., i ft 33 ..ft Oxlate, 1-lb cartons...... v ... ft 50 Sulphide, pure...... J ___ 1b 50 1b 15 46 Phosphate, cryst, C. P ...... ft 80 Bark, alder,black, pressed, fts...... ft 22 oz 14 Salicylate, 1-oz vials...... 1b 105 oz 16 ..ft 61 Alder, red or tag pressed, fts...... ft 20 Sucinate...... oz l 25 Angostura, pressed, f t s ...... ft 90 P yrogrllic...... 1b 2 35 oz 25 Sulphate, com l...... ft 08 Pyroligneous...... gal 40 1b 10 Apple tree,pressed, lbs.,...... ft 30 Sulphate. 1-lb cart., C. P ...... 1b 25 A sh,black, pressed.ibs...... lb 30 1b 50 Sulpho-carbolate, 1-oz vials...... oz 15 Ash, mountain, pressed, fts...... ft 28 . ft 52 Sulpho-cyanate...... ft 55 oz 12 Ash, prickly, pressedfts...... ft Tartrate (neutral)...... ft 1 28 32 . 1b 56 Ash. white, pressedfts...... ft 25 10 V alerinate...... lb 2 00 oz 36 Barberry, pressed, fts...... lb 25 50 A m yl, acetate, pure...... 1 ft 75 Basswood, pressed, fts...... ft 24 75 D B u tyra te...... | P. W. R. Co. 1b 2 35 Bayberry, pressed, ...... lb 25 .oz 28 Nitrate...... J-Merck or oz 38 Bay berry, pow dered...... lb 25 ..ft 50 Nitrite ...... I M. C. W. oz 22 Beech, pressed fts...... 1b 30 Sulphuric, com’l I .tb 05 Valerianate...... J ft 2 88 Birch, pressed,’lbs...... ft 25 . ft 17 Aniline, black nigrostine, for ink ...... ft 2 00 Bitter Sweet, pressed, fts...... ft 30 .ft 17 Blue, n a v y ...... ft 2 50 Blackberry, of root, press, fts...... ft 20 .OZ 16 Blue-blue, e x tra ...... ft 300 Black Haw, pressed, fts...... ft 45 ..lb 90 Blue, Nicholson, B ...... ft 2 25 Boxwood, pressed, fts...... ft 20 .ft 48 Blue, Nicholson, BB ...... ft 3 25 Buckthorn, pressed, lbs...... ft 22 48 Brown, Bism ark...... ft 100 Butternut, pressed, fts.: ...... ft 20 36 Green, prime...... 1b 1 50 Canella, powdered...... lb 40 oz 26 Green, extra...... 1b 2 00 Canella,^pressed, fts...... ft 45 OZ 36 Orange, extra...... 1b 125 Oascara Sagrada, pressed, fts...... ft 35 27 Red, Albany ...... ft 60 Cascarrilla, pressed, fts...... 1b 30 Aconitine, Amorphous .ea 1 47 Red, Diamond Fuchsine...... ft 2 25 Cascarilla, powdered...... ft 30 90 Red. eosine, blu ish ...... 1b 2 60 C assia ...... ft 20 Red, eosine fine...... 1b 3 50 Cassia, pow dered...... ft 15-grain v ia ls...... , .ea 10 25 S carlet...... lb 1 00 Cassia Saigon, rolls...... 1b 80 A garic, w hite...... ft.lb 44 Scarlet, extra...... ft 1 25 Cassia Saigon, pow dered...... lb 85 Violet (or purple) B ...... 1b 1 75 Chestnut, pressed, fts— ...... ft 25 A g a tliin ...... 2 75 Violet (or purple) B B ...... 1b 2 50 Cinchona, red, S. Am ...... 1b 35 ,©a 60 Y ellow ...... 1b 2 00 Cinchona, red, S. Am., powd...... ft 35 .ea 80 A n n a t t o ...... 1b 40 Cinchona, red. Rubingosa...... lb 35 A n n a tto in e...... ft 70 Cinchona, red,, Rubingosa, powdered...... lb 35 .lb 50 Anodyne, Hoffman’s, 1-lb cans, inclusive... lb 70 Cinchona, yellow ...... ib 30 A gnrin. .OZ 1 70' A ntifebrlne, 1-oz vials...... oz 18 Cinchona, yellow, powd...... ft 35 WE CAR R Y A COM LETE LINE OF P. W. R. CHEM ICALS 26 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. Blue Vitriol...... ftl0@14 Bark, Cramp, pressed, lbs...... tt> 30 Powdered...... 1b 15 Chloral Hydrate. Cramp, powd...... lb 35 Bole, Armenia...... ft 16 Crusts, 1-ft glass bot., incl) ...... ft 1 25 40 Crusts, %-ft glass bot., incl 1t> v ' c ...... O' 1 35 Oundurango, pressed, lbs...... ft B one A sh ...... lb 08 30 Crusts, %-Ib glass bot., incl | m n w ...... 115 1 45 Elder, pressed, fts...... Bone, Cuttle fish...... 5-lb 34 lb 40A Crusts,...... l-oz glass vis. incl.u. w J ...... ^ ' oz 17 Elm, ground ...... ®> 22 C uttlefish, pow d...... 40 ft 25 Crystals, 1-lb. glass bot., incl'l .ft 1 30 Elm, select, slabs...... ft B one M eal...... 100 1b 03L/S.... ft 05 Crystals, yss-iu.%-lb. glass bot., oot., incl ! p- - q -uxysiais, ...ft iv 1 40 Elm. powd...... ft 25 11101 1 Borax, powd. or cryst., Dulk...... ft 7@10 Crystals, %-lb. glass hot., incl f m r W 1 50 Fringetree, of root, pressed, lbs ...... ft 50 Powd., 1-lb ctn., 48 lbs in case 4 80 1b 12 Crystals, 1-oz. glass vials, incl J ‘ ..oz 18 Hemlock, powd ...... ft 20 “ Powd., H-ft ctn., 48 lbs in case 5 20 ft 12% Croton. 1-oz. v ia ls ...... : ...... oz 40 Hemlock, pressed, ft s ...... ft 20 “ Powd., M-ft ctn., 24 lbs in case 2 80 1b 13 Chloroform, Incl...... 7-lb. bottle 40___ 1b 45 Ivy, Amer. of root, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Powd., 1-lb tins, 24 lbs in case 3 30 ft 14 Purified...... 1b 47 Jam Dogwood, pressed, ft^...... ft 30 Powd., 5-lb box, 50 lbs in case 5 00 ft 11 Squibb’s, Purified...... lb 90 Jersey Tea, pressed, fts...... ft 30 “ G la s s ...... lb44 Chlorophyll, pure...... OZ 40 Magnolia, pressed, fts...... ft 35 Boric Spangles. 241b ctn., in case...... 4 20 ft Chrom ium , Chloride, cryst. 1-oz. vials...... oz 1 00 Mezereon, pressed, fts...... ft 30 “ Powd., 241b ctn., in case...... 3 75 lb Moosewood. pressed, fts...... ft 40 Chloride, solution, 1-oz. vials...... oz 18 Boraxo, Bath Powd., 24 cans in case. 4 75 1b C hrysarobin...... ft 5 00___ oz 37 D Oak, black, pressed, fts...... ft '22 Breast Tea, (specis pectoralis)...... ft 45 Oak, red, pressed, fts...... ft 22 Cinchonine, Pure Aik. 1-oz. vials...... oz 25 Oak, white, pressed, lbs...... ft 22 Bromine, 1-oz. vials and tin case.. 1b 68 oz 22 Bisulphate, 1-oz. v ials...... oz 18 Osier, green, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Chloride, 1-oz. vials and tin case...... oz 63 Mixture, 3-oz. boxes...... box 25 Peach, pressed, fts...... ft 30 B rom ipin, 10$, M erck...... ft 2 10 oz 18 Muriate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 17 Persimmon, pressed, fts...... ft 30 B r o m o fo r m ...... 1b 1 75 OZ 22 Salicylate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 30 Pine, white, pressed, lbs ...... ft 20 B room T op, Scotch, pressed lbs...... ft 25 Sulphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 17 Pomegranate, bark o f root...... 1b 35 Brucine, pure, %-oz. v ials...... oz 1 84 Cinchonidine, Pure Aik. Cryst., 1-oz. vials.Oz 50 Poplar, white, pressed, fts...... lb 20 Sulphate, %-oz. vials...... oz 1 84 Bisulphate, 1-oz. v ia ls ')...... oz 32 Poplar, white, pow d...... ft 23 65 Muriate, 1-oz. vials M erck...... oz 32 Buds, Balm of Gilead...... 1b Salicylate, 1-oz. vials | M. C. W ...... oz 36 Poplar, yellow , pressed, fts...... lb 22 Cassia...... 9... ft 40 Prickly Ash, pressed, lb s...... ft 25 Sulphate. 1-oz. vials . P. W. R. Co...... oz 32 Prickly Ash, powd...... ft 32 Cadmium, Bromide, M. C. W., Merck ...... oz 20D Sulphate, 1-oz. cans (B . & S...... oz 30 Quaking Asp, pressed, lbs ...... ft 25 Iodide, 1-oz. vials, Merck, M. C. W...... oz 35 D Sulphate, 5-oz. cans I ...... oz 25 Quebracho...... ft 35 Sulphate, 1-oz. vials, M. C. W., M e rck ...... oz 23 D Sulphate, 50-oz. cans ...... oz 22 Quebracho, pressed, fts...... ft 35 Caffeine, pure, 1-oz. vials) ft 4 10 oz 37 Sulphate, 100-oz. cans j ...... oz 20 Rose Willow, pressed, lbs...... lb 35 Bromide, 1-oz. vials | oz 39 Cincho-Q ulnine, 1-oz. v ials...... oz 1 10 Sassafras...... 50-lb. lots .14 lb 22 D Citrated, 1-oz. vials 1 p At ft 2 75 oz 32 Sassafras, pressed, fts...... ft 30 Phosphate, ^-oz. vials f p * w ■ •••■••■■oz 70 C innabar...... 1b 1 62 Sassafras, powd...... lb 25 Salicylate, %-oz. vials | * ...... oz 70 C itarin...... oz 75 Simaruba, pressed, lbs...... lb 60 Valerianat'e,%-oz. vials J oz 70 Clover Head, red, pressed ozs...... 1b 25 Soap Tree (quillaya)...... lb 18 Calam ine...... '...... 1b 15 White, pressed ozs...... 1b 40 Soap Tree (quillaya) ground...... 1b 20 Calcium, Bromide...... ft 58 oz 14 Sweet, pressed ozs...... ft 30 Soap Tree (quillaya) powd...... ft 25 C a r b id e ...... lb 24 Cloves, Zanzibar...... 1b 27 Soap Tree, pressed, fts...... Ib 25 Carbonate, 1-lb cartons...... ft 13 Zanzibar, powd ...... ft 32 Sumac, pressed, 1-lb...... lb 24 C obalt...... ft 22 35 Chloride, fused, anhydrous...... 1b 58 Sweet Gum, pressed, fts...... lb Chloride, gran, or fused...... ft 24 Powdered...... ft 27 Tamarack, pressed lbs...... ft 28 ~ Carbonate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 38 30 Glycerophosphate...... 1b 2 40 oz 25 Wafer Ash, pressed, lbs...... ft Hypophosphite...... lb 87 oz 16 Nitrate, 1-oz G. S. V ...... oz 30 W ahoo Root, pressed, lbs...... 1b 1 25 Hypophosphite and sodium, 1-oz vials — oz 18 Oxide, pure, 1-oz. v ia ls...... oz 37 Wahoo Tree, pressed, fts ...... lb 38 Hypophosphite and sodium ...... 1b 1 05 Cocaine, A lkaloid, % oz. Y ...... oz. 3 55 W alnut, pressed, fts...... ft 18 Iodide, 1-oz. vials...... '...... oz 44 “ Muriate ozs. V ) ...... 2 60 Wild C herry,.. A ...... lb 12 “ “ Yu oz. V 1 M. O. W...... 2 65 15 Lacto-phosphate. solub., 1-oz. vials...... oz 20 Wild Cherry, ground...... ft Calcium Lacto-phosphate, solub...... ft 1 31 “ “ % “ V (Merck ...... 2 70 Wild Cherry, powd— ...... 1b 20 Phosphate, precip.. 1-ft carton...... Ib 22 “ “ % “ V J B. & S...... 2 80 Wild Cherry, pressed, lbs...... lb 25 Tropa H ydroch...... gr 08 Witch Hazel, pressed, fts...... 1b 22 Salicylate, 1-oz. v ials...... :oz 25 Willow, white, pressed, fts...... — 1b 25 Sulphide...... ft 33 oz 11 Cochineal, Honduras...... 1b 75 Willow, black, pressed, lbs...... r...... 1b 22 Sulphite...... ft 16 Powdered...... 1b 80 Winters, pressed, fts...... lb 75 Sulpho-carbolate...... lb 50 oz 13 Cocoa, Butter...... 12-1b box 56___1b 60D B arley, P earl...... ft 08 C alom el, Amer., M. C. W. or M erck...... lb 1 05 Codeine, Aik., 1-oz. v ia ls .' 4 90 D Robinson’s, d o z...... Vi lb 1 75 English, 1-ft bottles, in c l...... ft 1 25 %-oz. vials ...... oz 5 10D Robinson’s, doz...... 1b 3 00 Camphor, Mono-bromide-...... ft 2 00 oz 27 Muriate, 1-oz. vials...... — oz 4 65 D Bay Rum, domestic...... _...... gal 2 25 Mono-bromide, powdered...... ft 2 15 %-oz. vials...... Merck ___oz 4 85D Im ported...... gal 3 00 Cannabis, Indica, pressed lbs...... ft 1 75 Nitrate, 1-oz. vials. . .. M. C. W...... oz 4 65D Beans, Calabar...... lb 1 05 Candy. Coltsfoot rock, 5-lb. boxes...... ft 40 %-oz. vials...... f P. W. R. Co...... oz 4 85 D Cocoa, roasted...... ft 50 H oarhound...... 22 1b 12% 1b 15 Phosphate, 1-oz. v ia ls... B. &. S. _____oz 4 40 D St. Ig n a tia ...... lb 55 Rock, on strings...... lb 12% %-oz. vials.,...... o z 4 65 D Tonca Angostura...... lb 1 25 Rock, % strings...... M...... , ...... ft 12 Sulphate, 1-oz. vials ... . oz 4 65 D Vanilla, Bourbon...... ft 4.00® 6 00 Rock, assorted strings...... ft 12Vi %-oz. vials...... I ___oz 4 85 D Vanilla, Mexican...... 1b 6.75 @ 9 00 Rock, selected, cryst...... ft 12 Colchicine, cryst.. 15-gr. vials...... each 2 25 Vanilla, T ahiti...... ft 1.50® 1 75 Rock, selected, gran...... ft 12 Collodion, U. S. P. l-lb cans, incl 57D B ebeerine, pure, 1-oz. v ials...... oz 2 30 Y ale Pepperm int...... 1b 15 Cantharidal, incl...... 1 75 Sulphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 2 35 Yale Wintergreen...... 1b 15 1 75 B enzol, pure (b en zin e)...... Ib 31 Cantharides, Chinese...... 1b 1 10 Flexible, incl. ft 62 D Benzo Napthol...... oz 22 Chinese, powd...... 1b 1 15 Colocynth, A pi .Ib 63 B e n z o s o l...... oz 1 25 Russian...... 1b 155 1b 68 Berberine, Sulphate, 1-oz.vials, Merck...... oz 1 57 Russian, pow d...... 1b 1 65 .ft 1 25 Berries, Buckthorn...... ft 27 Cantharidal Vesicant...... doz 5 50 , 1b l 50 Oocculus Ind (fish berries)...... ft 17 Cantharidin, Merck’s, 15-gr. v ials...... each 1 80 .lb 45 Oubeb, stemless...... ft 27 Capsicum, powd ...... 5 1b 20 ...... ft 25 .lb 45 Oubeb, pow d...... Ib 32 P o d s ...... ft 22 .lb >85 Copper, Acetate, pure cry stal...... 1b OZ 18 E ld e r ...... lb 27 Card Teeth, (iron filin g s)...... ft 15 Juniper, Italian...... ft 11 .lb 53 C a r a m e l...... 1b 20 ,oz 22 Juniper, pow d...... lb 16 Carbon, Bi-Sulphuret __ 51b. can .14 .. ..lb 18 L aurel...... ft 16 oz 22 Cassia Fistula...... 1b 20 Carbonate. .ft 39 P ok e...... lb 22 Castor F iber...... oz 1 10 Prickly A sh ...... lb 38 .lb 66 30 Castorine, Baums, ponys...... doz 85 oz 22 Saw Palm etto ...... lb Baums, pints...... doz 2 25 Sum ac...... ft 20 Iodide, 1-oz. vials. ,oz 47 Baums, quarts...... doz 4 00 .lb 50 B eta Eucane, %s and Hs...... oz 3 60 Baums, gallons...... each 120 Y%s and o z s ...... oz 3 50 .lb 1 58 B e to l...... oz 63 Cerate, Cantharides...... ft 90 Oxide, black...... ft 82 oz 15 .lb Bismuth, Metal...... 2 65 Goulard’s, II. S. P ...... 1...... ft 50 24 40 Resin, U. S. P ...... ft 50 ,ftl% -(« Acetate ...... Resin, com p ...... ft 50 .ft 5 to Betanapthol...... 90 8 45 Sim ple...... ; ...... 1b 50 .ft 1 00 C hloride...... Sperm aceti...... ft 60 Powd., M. C. W.. 1-ft cartons. .ft 1 05 C itr a te ...... 2 98 30 Zinc carb , true...... ft 24 ,oz 50 Ammon. Citrate...... 2 98 30 oz 18 L actate...... 49 Cerium, Nitrate, 1-oz. v ials...... oz 50 Oxalate...... lb 48 oz 11D ,oz 22 L iq u or...... 32 .ft Nitrate Oryst...... 26 Chalk, Billiard ...... gro 50 25 O xalate...... 39 Carpenters’ blue...... gro 70 .lb 12 Carpenters’ red...... gro 60 .lb 36 Oxide, Hydrated...... lb 3 65 37 Pure, pow d...... 10-ft box 32 36 Oxide, Anhydrous — 36 Carpenters’ white...... gro 50 1b O Crayons, assorted...... gro 60 18 O xychloride...... 2 77 Creasote, Phenol...... — 85 Crayons, white, school, 1 gross boxes...doz 1 50 Phosphate...... 40 French, cut...... ft 20 40 Pyrogallate...... 1 30 French, powd...... 1b 08 From beech wood...... 1b 80 oz 16D 0 a 23 Precipitated, English...... ft 12 Carbonate, 1-oz vials...... ft 9 00 oz 65 Salicylate, 40#...... 2 10 Creolin, l-lb bot. $8,00 doz. %- 1b bot...... doz 4 00 Salicylate, 6476...... M lb 2 50 26 Prepared in drops, 8- 1b boxes...... 1b 07 Subbenzoate...... ft 3 50 35 Pink in drops, 8- 1b boxes...... 1b 10 Cresol, U. S. P ...... lb 25 Subcarbonate...... £ 2 79 Red, in fingers...... ft 12 Crocus, Martis (oxide iron, red)...... ft 13 Subgallate...... • ft 2 67 26 White, lump ...... bbl cwt 1 00 ...... 1b 02-04 Metallorum (antimony crocus)...... 1b 33 Oh C harcoal, Anim al (ivory black)...... 1b 08 Cubebin, %-oz. vials...... %-oz 65 Sub Iod id e...... ft 4 97 45 Cudbear...... 1b Sub Nitrate...... 2 10 W o o d ...... lb 10 30 Sulphate...... 40 Willow. 1-lb. boxes...... lb 15 Cumarin...... lb 4 50 OZ 36 T ann ate...... 30 China C la y ...... lb 08 Curcuma, Powd...... lb 15 Valerianate, %-oz. vials., j 70 Chinoidine, 1-oz. ro lls...... ! ...... oz 12 Dextrin ...... 50-lb 06 1b 06D Bladder Wrack, pressed lbs...... lb 30 C hin aphenin...... oz 1 50 From potatoes...... lb 10 D B lau d’s Blass, Po...... lb 30 Chinollne, pure, 1-oz. vials...... oz 49 Diabetin...... ,.... ft 1 60 Blue Blass, Mallinckrodt’s ...... 1b 55 Tartrate, 1-oz. vials...... , ...... oz 49 Diastase of M alt...... oz 1 19 Powdered...... t... ..;...... lb 60 Chloralamlde, 25-gram vials...... each 85 Digtalin %-oz. vials...... ’...... oz 6 00 A FULL LINE OF POWER-WEIGHTMAN-ROSENCARTEN CO., CHEMICALS IN STOCK OMAHA DRUGGIST 27

DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRUCS, Etc.-Cont. DRUGS. Etc.-Cont. 32 Gum, Shellac, bleached...... ft 60D D logen, 1-oz. c a n s ...... oz 37 ...ft Shellac, native, orange...... ft 45d ^-R> ca n s...... '...... ft 4 80 . ..lb 40 Shellac, native, powd ...... lb 50d Dlonln, Merck...... oz ° 00 Spruce, select...... ft 175 15 g r...... , ...... 6a 3d . box 20 Tamarac, tru e...... ft 125 Dloxogen, “Oakland” H’s ...... doz 2 00 • 250s...... box 1 30 Thus (white turpentine)...... ft 12 u ’a doz 3 75 500s...... box 2 50 Tragacanth, ribbon...... lb 100 Lbs ...... doz e oo 18 . Tragacanth, 1st flake...... lb 90 5-lbs...... doz 18 00 Formin, M erck...... ft 1 40) oz Tragacanth 2d flake...... ft 80 Dluretin, Knorr...... 02 1 75 Gaduol, M erck...... ft ) oz 40 Tragacanth, sorts...... lb 55 Doggrass, pressed, Rs...... ft 25 Tragacanth, powd...... ft 80 Gallanol, 1-oz cartons...... oz 1 30 Gurauia, powd, 1-oz boxes...... oz 1 00 D orm iol, 50$, M e rck ...... R> 4 00 oz 28 Tablets, 1-oz boxes...... oz 100 D over’s P ow der...... ft 1 45D Gallobromol, 1-oz cartons...... OZoz 1 30 Gutta Perclia, crude, shavings...... ft 2 00 Dragons’ Blood. Mass’ ...... ft . ..lb 2 25 Crude, sheets ...... ft 2 00 - Reed s ...... ft . .OZ 20 Hair Cap Moss, pressed lbs...... ft 80 P ow d ...... 2. H ed on a l...... oz 1 60 Duboisine, Sulph. 5-gr. vials...... vial <4 Garlic . . ..ft 25 H em o-G allol, Merck...... oz 75 Earth, Fuller’s ...... ft 2q ...ft 55 H elm ito l...... 60 Fuller’s, pow d ...... ® 2? 85 H em tcranlne...... oz 90 E lkonegen...... ft 3 95 oz 3i .doz 1 85 H em og lobin ...... oz 1 05 Herbs, Agrim ony, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Rlaterlum, %-oz. vials, incl...... oz 3 00 ...1b 40 ...ft 50 Balm, lemon, pressed, ozs...-...... ft 40 Emetine, 5-grain vials ...... each 50 French shred, bulk. . ..lb 35 Balm, sweet, pressed* ozs...... f ...... ft 35 E m p yroform , 8. & G...... 02 65 ...ft 40 Bell wort, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 K p ica rin ...... ••...... oz 70 Boneset. pressed, ozs...... ft 25 Geosot., 1 50 Bugle, pressed, ozs ...... ft 30 Ergot, Spanish ...... — ® 65 50 Bugle, sweet, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 P ow d...... 70 .doz 75 Canada Fleabane, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 E rgot In, American, 1-oz. vials...... oz 45 Glucose. ...ft 10 Cardinal Blue, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Bon jean. 1-oz. vials...... oz 40 D Carpenter Square, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Eserine, Aik., 5-gr. tubes...... each 65* Glutol... 73 Catnip, pressed, ozs...... ft 25 Hydrochlor., 5-gr. tubes...... each 90 ...ft 18A Celandine, garden, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Salicylate, 5-gr. tubes...... each 55 Celandine, wild, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 50 ...1b 18A Sulphate, 5-gr. tubes...... eack ...1b 65 Centaury, Am., pressed, ozs...... ft 34 Essence, Bay Rum, R. D. Oo...... ft 2 50 Centaury, Europe, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 • Bay Rum, Rudkins’ ...... ft 4 00 ...ft 18A . ..ft 23 Chickweed, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Ether, Sulphuric, “Anaestesia”— 51b .26 .ft 3lD ...ft 25 Cinquefoil, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Sulphuric, “ U. S. P., conct^” ...... 5 ft .26.. R> 31D R. D. Co’s, less quantity. .. ft 26 Clarry,pressed,ozs.....’...... ft 55 Sulphuric, "washed,” ...... 5 ft .31..R> 36 D ...ft 27 Cleavers, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Sulphuric. U.-8. P. 1880...... oft .35..R> 40 D ...lb 36 Columbine, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 A cetic, U. S. P...... ft 55 Consumption Braks, pressed, ozs...... lb 65 “ A b solu te...... ft SO 75 Cool wort, pressed, ozs.. 7...... ft 30 Benzoic...... ft 2 00 Glycozone, Marchand’s, l’s...... doz 28 00 Dandelion, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 B utyric...... , ...... ft 1*5 M archand’s, Vi’s ...... doz 17 25 Dittany, pressed, ozs...... •___ft 30 Chloric...... — ft 55 Marchand’s, V4’s...... doz 9 50 Evening Px-imrose, pressed, o z s ...... ft 32 Formic. oz. .22___lb 1 50 Eyebright, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 H ydriodic...... ’ ...... »...... oz 44 G lycyrrhizin, Amm on ...... ft 4 00 ....o z 37 Feverfew, pressed, ozs ...... ft 45 H ydrobrom ic...... oz. .20....R> 2 00 Fireweed, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Nitrous, conct., 1 to 21...... ft 90D Gold, Monobromide, 15-gr v ia ls ...... ea 1 25 Fit Plant, pressed, Vis and kfs...... 1b 35 Nitrous, spirits...... lb 56 Tri-B rom ide. 15-gr v ials...... ea 1 00 Five Finger, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Petroleum ...... lb 28 and Soda Bromide, 15-gr v ials...... ea 70 Frost wort, pressed, ozs...... ft 46-- V aleric...... oz. .3 5 ....ft 3 00 Chloride, 15-gr vials...... doz 5 10 Golden Rod, pressed, ozs...... ft 4k Ethyl, Bromide (hydrbromic ether) 1-oz and Soda Chloride, 15-gr v ia ls...... doz 2 70 Goldthread, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 40 v ials...... oz 23 and Potassa Cyanide, 15-gr v ia ls...... ea 1 50 Gravel Plant, pressed, ozs...... ft» 24 Iodide (hydriodic ether) 1-oz. vials...... oz 53 Oxide, 15-gr vials...... ea 1 25 Grom well, pressed, ozs...... ft 65 Eucalyptol, 1-oz. v ials...... oz 17 Goose Grease...... lb 45 Heartsease, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 B u lk ...... ft 126 G ranville’s L otion ...... ft 38 Horehound, pressed, ozs...... lb 24 Horsemint, pressed, ozs...... ■,■■■...... ft ,30 Eudoxtn, 1-oz. vials...... oz 2 10 Grains Calabar...... 1bft 10 00 Tablets, 5grain...... -. — ...... ez 2 60 Hyssop, pressed, ozs...... ft ', •*$ D’A mbretta...... ;_____.ftft 30 Ivy Ground, pressed, ozs.. 7...... *ft 25 Eugenol...... oz 44 ft 35 Eumydrin...... grain 05 Paradise...... ft Jacob’s Ladder, pressed, ozs..., — ...... ft 45 Grind, Robusta, pressed, lbs...... lb 25 Johns wort, pressed, ozs...... f t 30 Enpepsia Tablets...... doz 4 00 Sduarrosa, pressed, lbs...... ftft 40 Kidney wort, pressed, ozs...... ft ,,, 36 Euphorln...... oz 1 00 G u aialin...... 2 ...... oz 1001 00 Labrador Tea, pressed, o z s ,...... 50 Euquinlne, M erck...... oz 1 40 Larkspur, pressed, ozs...... 7,.® . , 60 G uaiacol, liquid, pure...... lb. 1.70...... OZoz 18D Life Everlasting, pressed, ozs___..ft ; . #5 Europhen...... oz 1 80 Crystal, 0. P., 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 68 L ife Root, pressed, ozs...... - ...... ■.7 ft 30 E xalglne...... oz 1 40 Carbonate, 1-oz vials...... oz 1501 50 Lobelia, pressed, ozs...... *...... ‘.„ft •• .28 Exodln, S. & G...... oz 1 50 G u aiaqu ln...... oz 1 1 7575 Lobelia, powd... 7...... 7.7...... ft 7 30 Extract Witch Hazel. Guaiamar, Dr. Endemann’s.! ...... oz 1 1 3030 Maiden Hair, pressed, ozs...... f t '17;3P Dickinson s, bbls inclU. S. P ...... gal 73 Mallow, low, pressed, ozs...... ft it... 35 Guarana...... ftft 44 35 35 Mayweed, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Dickinson’s, Vi bbls in cl...... gal 78 Powdered...... ft.lb 4 50 Dickinson’s, 10 gals incl...... gal 87 Motherwort, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Dickinson’s, 5 g a lsin cl...... gal 95 Gum, Aloes, Barbadoes, Gourds...... lb 60 Mountain Mint, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 Dickinson’s, as wanted ...... gal 1 00 Aloes, Barbadoes, powd...... ft 70 Pansy, pressed, ozs...... ft 42 Extract, Licorice, Corigliano ...... ft 35 Aloes, Cape...... — ...... lb 18 Peppermint, pressed, oz...... lb 27 Licorice, Dean’s, 5-ft boxes...... ftft 25 Aloes. Cape, p ow d ...... t...... ftft 23 Pulsatilla, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 Licorice, P. & S ...... lbft 30 Atoes, Socotrine...... ; ...... lbft 45 Queen of the Meadow, pressed, ozs...... ft 24 Licorice, Scudder’s, 16’s, 5-ft b o x e s ...... ft..ft 30 Aloes, Socrotine, pow d...... ft.lb 50 Ragweed, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Licorice, Scudder’s, Mass...... ftft 18 Am ber ...... ft ft 1 00 Rue, pressed, oz ...... ft 35 Licorice, Y. & S., 16’s, 5-ft boxes...... lbft 30 Ammoniac, tears...... ft 35 Sheep Sorrell, pressed, oz...... ft 38 Licorice, Y. & S., ringed...... lbft 35 'Am m oniac, pow d...... ft 75 S m art weed, pressed, o z ...... ft 25 Licorice, pow d...... ft..ft 35 A rabic, first p ick ...... 5-lb 40 1b 50 Soapwort, pressed, ozs...... :..f t 35 Logwood, bulk, 12’s and 25’s...... ft.ft 12V, Arabic, 2nd pick...... 5-lb 30 ft 35 Southernwood, pressed, ozs...... _...... 1b 45 Logwood l ’s ...... 24-lb boxes 11 l 1bft 15 Arabic. 3rd p ick ...... 5-lb 25 ft1b 30 Spearmint, pressed, oz ...... ft 30 Logwood, Vi’s ...... 24-ib boxes 12 2 ft1b 16 Arabic, sifted so r ts...... 5-lb 18 1b 20 Speedwell, pressed, ozs...... lb 35 Logwood, V4’s ...... 24-ft boxes 14 1 ft 18 Arabic, granulated ...... lb ft 55 Sweet Basil, pressed, ozs...... 1b 60 Logwood, assorted...... 24-1b boxes 13 3 1bft 15 Arabic, pow dered...... R>ft 60 Tansy, pressed, ozs...... 1b 25 Fareol...... , 50 Assafoetida, Calcutta...... 10-lb 26 ft 35 Thimbleweed, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 Assafoetida, Calcutta, powd...... 10-lb 32 lb 40 Vervain, pressed, ozs...... 1b 25 Febrinol...... oz 55 Asphaltum ...... ft.lb 12 Wall Pellitory, pressed, ozs...... 7...... ft 60 Ferratine, powd. B. & S...... oz 85 Benzoin, m arbled...... ft.ft 50 Water Pepper, pressed, ozs ...... 1b 26 Flake W hite, Am ...... 1blb 12 Benzoin, pow d...... lb 55 Wickup, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 Flour, R ic e ...... •-----..lbft IE ’ Camphor, refined...... ft.lb 90 Wild Carrot, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 Flow ers, Arnica...... lb..lb 25 Camphor. Sim’s, 1-oz b lo ck s...... lb.ft 92 Wood Sanicle, pressed, ozs...... 1b 50 Arnica, pressed, ozs...... lb lb ..30. 30 Catechu, black ...... 1b.lb 12 W ormwood, pressed, ozs...... ft 30. Althea, pressed, ozs...... lb1b ‘ 55 Catechu, powd ...... ft 30 W ormwood, pow d...... ft 35 Boxwood, pressed, ozs...... ftft 30 Catechu, refined, 1-ft boxes...... ft1b 14 Y erba Santa...... lb 40 Calendula, pressed, ozs...... '...... ftft 1001 00 Catechu, refined, V4-R> boxes ...... ftlb 16 Yarrow, pressed, oz...... ft 30 Chamomile. Roman...... ft ft 40 D Catechu, refined, V4-lb boxes...... lbft ’ 18 Hematroplne, 5-grain vials, alk ...... each 2 25 Chamomile, German, new ...... lbft 35 C o p a l...... lb 50 Hydrobromate. 5-grain vials...... each 1 75 Daisy, pressed, ozs...... lbft 30 D am ar...... '...... ft.ft 40 Hyurochlorate. 5-grain vials...... each 2 10 Elder, pressed, ozs...... lb 50 E uphorbium ...... ft 35 Salicylate, 5-grain vials...... 7...... each 2 10 Hollyhock, pressed, ozs...... ft 36 Euphorbium, powd...... R>ft 40 Sulphate, 5 grain vials...... each 2 10 K ooso...... 7 ...... ft1b 63 Galbanum, tears...... lb1b 85 H eroin H ydroch, ozs...... oz 6 70 Lavender...... lb 35 G am boge...... 1b 1 25 x^’s...... oz 7 00 Lavender, pressed, ozs...... lb..lb 35 Gamboge, powd...... *...... 1b 11 30 30 Heroin Hydroch, 15 gr. V ...... each 29 Linden, pressed, ozs...... lbft 50 Guaiac, strained...... ft 45 Hexamethylenamine...... lb 1 40 oz 16D Linden, with leaves, ozs...... lblb 40 Guaiac, pow d...... 7...... ftft 50 H lera P lcr a ...... 1b 50 Marigold, pressed, ozs...... ft lb 70 Hem lock...... R> 65 Honey. Strained...... 5-lb 12 1b 15 Nettle, pressed, ozs...... lbft 11 75 Kino, tru e...... lb1b 50 H ops, in ozs...... lb 60 Poppy, red, pressed, ozs...... lbft 65 Kino, true, powd...... lb 60 In H and %-lb., L. P,...... 1b 35 Orange...... 1b 1 00 Mastic, tears...... ft 90 In H and Yt-lb., T. P ...... lb 30 R osem ary...... ft 40 Myrrh, T urkey...... lb 1b 40 Hydrochinon,...... lb 1 52 oz 18 Rosem ary, pressed, ozs...... ft f t 40 Myrrh, Turkey, powd...... >...... 1b 45 Hydrogen, peroxide, 5-lb. bots...... lb 17 Saffron, A m er...... lb lb 60 OUbanUm, tears...... : ...... lbft 30 Hydrogen, peroxide sol. l’s M. O. W ...... ft 25 Saffron, Amer., pressed, ozs...... ■...... lbft O pium ...... lb. 6 25 .....lb 1b 6 35 D Hydrogen, peroxide sol. Yt’s M. C. W ...... lb 30 Saffron, Spanish, Alicante...... Oz 70 Opium, powd. or gran...... lb . 7 0 0 ....ft..lb 7 7 25D 25 D Hydrogen, peroxide sol. H’s M. O. W ...... lb 40 Saffron, Spanish, Valencia...... oz 75 S an carac...... 1b - 35 M archand’s, l ’s ...... doz 7 80 violet, pressed, ozs...... lb lb 80 * Scammony, A leppo...... oz 40 Marchand’s,54?s . . . . ; doz 5 40 Yarrow, pressed, ozs ...... lb 35 Scammony, Aleppo, powd...... oz 45 Marchand’s, >4’s ...... doz 4 06

WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF P. W. R. CHEMICALS 28 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRUGS, Etc —Cent. DRUGS, Etc.—Gont. DRUGS. Etc.—Cont. H ydrozone, M archand’s, l 's ...... doz 10 50 Leaves, Balmony, pressed, ozs...... lb 28 Lime, Chloride, large...50-lb boxes, 6 ..doz 1 00 Marchand’s, %’s ...... doz 7 00 Bay, pressed...... bulk 15 ozs 1b 20 Chloride, medium ...... 50-lb boxes, 7 ..doz 60 M archand’s, M’s...... doz 4 60 Bay berry, pressed, ozs ...... lb 35 Chloride, small...... 50-lb boxes, 8M..doz 35 Beech, pressed, ozs...... lb 30 Chloride, 5-lb cans ...... ft 07 Hyoscyamine, pure cryst 5 gr. vl...... each 2 00 Chloride, 10-lb cans...... lb 06 Sulphate amorp., 15 grs Belladonna, pressed, ozs...... lb 50 ...... each 1 25 Belladonna, powd ...... ft 40 Chloride, bulk ...... drum 3M___ft 04(2*06 H ypnal...... OZ 10 Benne, pressed, ozs...... lb 65 Lithium, Benzoate 1 ...... lb 105 oz 15D Blessed Thistle, pressed, ozs...... lb 35 24 D I a t r o l...... oz 1 00 Bittersweet, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 Brom ide...... l o w • • ■ • ft 1 65 oz Carbonate...... I ~ 90 oz 15D Ichthalbin, Merck...... ozoz 9090 Boneset, pressed, ozs...... ft 25 Citratfe...... c ...... lb 1 12 oz . 17D Borage, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 40D oz 3 00 Buchu, long...... lb 60 20D Buchu, short...... lb 40 oz 1 00 Buchu, short, powd...... lb 45 S a licy la te ...... J ...... 1b 1 10 oz 15 D Ic h ty o l...... lb 4 00 oz 32 Buchu, short, pressed, ozs ...... lb 50 Litmus, Cubes...... lb 35 Buckbean, pressed, ozs...... lb 37 .ft 1 25 Burdock, pressed, ozs ...... lb 35 L o d e sto n e ...... 1b 40 ■ ft 65 Butternut, pressed, ozs...... lb 30 London Purple, casks...... 1b 12 ft 70 Catnip, pressed, o z s ...... lb 27 Iron Bound kegs, 80 to 100 lbs ...... 1b 12H .oz 35 Chestnut, pressed, ozs...... lb 25 Iron Drums, 25 and 50 lbs...... ft 13*. Resuhlimed...... lb 3 20....M-lb 3 30... .ft 3 40 Cicuta, pressed, o z s ...... lb 30 1, 2 and 5-lb Boxes, 100-lb cases...... 1b 16 Iodipin, Merck, 10 .oz 28 Coca, pressed, ozs...... lb 50 M-ft. boxes...... 18 65 Oonium, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 22 25$...... Conium, pow dered ...... lb 30 M-ft- boxes...... lodole, 1-oz vials. 1 25 Coltsfoot, pressed, ozs...... lb 25 L ore ti n ...... oz 90 35 Dam iana,...... lb 30 L osophan...... oz 1 80 M. C. W .... .ft 3 95 Damiana, pressed, ozs...... lb 30 Iodoformin. 1 00 Digitalis pressed, ozs...... lb 35 L otion , Granville’s ...... lb 40 Iodomuth... .oz 75 Digitalis, powd...... lb 35 Lozenges, Licorice, bulk ...... 1b 20 Eucalyptus, pressed, ozs...... lb 25 Licorice, M. & R ’s, 5-lb cans...... 1b 25 1 40 Licorice, Scudder’s, 5-lb cans...... lb 25 27 Fern, sweet, pressed ...... lb 35 Licorice, sugar coated...... 1b 25 .lb 39 Feverbush, pressed, ozs...... lb 40 25 Foxglove, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 Licorice, Y. & S., 5-lb. cans...... 1b .ft 39 Lupulin, American...... 1b 60 20 Ground Pine, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 L ycetol, 1-oz ca rto n s...... oz 4 25 .oz 20 Hardhack, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 By Hydrogen, gray, U. S. P ...... lb oz 12 Hemlock, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 L ysol...... Doz. 1b 8.00...... 1b 70 18 Henbane, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 L y co p o d iu m ...... 1b 90 .lb 15 Henbane, powdered...... 1b 35 Lye, cencentrated, American, 4-doz cases — .lb 30 Hoarhound, pressed, ozs...... 1b "30 2 75 .ft 37 Lye, concent., Lewis, 4-doz. cases...... 4 00 Horse Radish, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 2 75 Chloride, cryst...... ft 28 oz 11 Hound’s Tongue, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 Lye, concent., Old Style, 4-doz cases...... ft 17A M ace...... 1b 60 Citrate, soluble...... lb oz 14D Jaborandi, powd...... 1b 35 Powd . 70 Jaborandi. pressed...... lb 35 ...... 1b Citrate, U. 8. P ...... lb oz 14 D M adder, D u tch ...... lb 20 Citrate and ammonia...... ft oz 13 D Laurel, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Citrate and Magnesium, 1-oz vials.. • OZ 15 Lettuce, wild, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 M agnesium , A cetate...... oz 27 Citrate and Quinine...... lb oz 27 Lettuce, garden, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Benzoate, 1-oz vials...... oz 27 .oz 28 Liverwort, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Bromide, 1-oz vials...... oz 28 ..lb 2 55 Lobelia, pressed, ozs...... 1b 40 Calcined, K. & M’s ...... 1b 65 oz 16 Lovage, pressed, ozs...... 1b 45 Carbonate, R. D. Co., ozs...... 1b 25 ..ft 45 Lungwort, pressed, ozs...... — lb 35 Carbonate, R. D. Co., M’s ...... 1b 23 FerroGyanide...... ft oz 12 Carbonate, Ms...... 1b 22 M arjoram, Germ., pressed ozs...... 1b 40 Carbonate, K. & M’s, 1-oz papers...... lb 25 oz 34 Marshmallow, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 ,.ft 40 Carbonate, K. & M’s, 2-oz papers...... 1b 23 Masterwort, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Carbonate, K. & M’s, 4-oz papers...... 1b 22 oz 23 Matico, pressed, ozs...... lb 45 oz 40 Carbonate, powd ...... 1b 20 M atico, powd...... ft 45 Chloride, fused ...... 1b 35 30 Meadow Fern, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 Lactate ... oz 11 Hypophosphite...... 1b 1 68 oz 24 Mugwort, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 Iodide, 1-oz vials...... >...... oz 52 22 Mullein, pressed, ozs...... 1b 22 oz 32 M etal...... '...... lb 1 70 oz 18 Nitrate, sol. U. S. P ...... ft 28 Nettle, pressed,ozs...... 1b 40 Phosphate. 1-oz vials ...... oz 12 .oz 18 Oak, Jerusalem, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 Phosphate...... 1b 50 Sulphite, 1-lb cartons, incl...... 1b 67 1b 50 Parsley, pressed, ozs...... 1b 40 45 Peach, pressed, ozs...... — ...... '..lb 30 Manganese, Black Oxide...... 1b 10 Peptonized...... ft 2 36 oz 26 Pennyroyal, pressed, ozs...... 1b 22 Borate, .7...... lb 50 Phosphate, precipitate, M. O. W., Merck. ..ft 41 Pitcher Plant, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Bromide, 1-oz vials...... oz 34 Phosphate, U.S.P. scales...... ft 63 oz 13 D Plaintain, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Carbonate, 1-oz vials...... oz 16 P y rop h osp h a te...... ft 63 oz 13D Poppy, pressed, ozs— ...... — 1b 35 Chloride, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 16 18 Poison Oak, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 Citrate, 1-oz vials...... oz 22 Subsulphate, (Monsel’s powd)...... ft oz 06 Princess Pine, pressed, ozs...... 1b 50 - Hypophosphite, 1-oz vials...... oz 23 . .lb 15 Privet, pressed, ozs...... '...... ft 45 Iodide, 1-oz vials...... oz 51 oz 1 10 Raspberry, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Phosphate, 1-oz vials...... — ...... oz 22 ..lb 16 Rosem ary, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Sulphate, pure cryst., 1-oz vials...... oz 11 ..lb 16 Sulphate, pure cry st...... lb 54 ..ft 22 Sage. Domestic, ozs ...... 1b 35 Sage, Italian, ground...... ft 20 Manna, large flake...... 1b 1 25 15 Small flake...... lb 85 ..lb 20 Sage, Italian, pressed, M and 14-lb...... 1b 15 25 Sage, Italian, pressed, ozs...... ft 25 M arble Dust, b b l...... bbl 3 00 Tartrate and Ammonia...... 1b 67 oz 13 Sage, Italian, loose pressed, M’s...... 1b 20 M econin, M-oz v ials...... M-OZ 2 53 Tartrate and Potassium oz 12 Sage, Mountain...... 1b 30 ...... ft Savin, powdered...... 1b 30 Menthol,cryst, 1-oz vials...... oz 30 ..lb 24 C rystals...... ft 3 20 25 Savin, pressed, ozs...... 1b 28 Scullcap, pressed, ozs...... 1b 50 M ercury...... 1b 80 Isinglass, American.. ..lb 1 00 Senna, Alexandria...... 1b 25 D istilled...... ft 90 . .ft 4 25 Senna, Alexandria, powd...... 1b 35 Acetate. 1-oz vials ...... oz 37 K a m a la . ..ft 53 Senna, Alexandria, pressed, ozs...... lb 35 Bichromate, 1-oz v ia ls...... oz 34 .. 1b 63 Senna, American, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 Bisulphate...... ft 76 K aolin ...... ft 08 Senna, Tinnevella, pressed, ozs...... 1b 25 Bromide, 1-ox v ials...... oz 37 Senna, T innevella...... 5 ft .18— ft 20 Cyanide, 1-oz vials...... oz 30 K ava K ava. . .ft 40 Sheep Laural, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Iodide, green ...... ft 3 00 oz 27 .lb 95 Squaw Vine, pressed, ozs...... 1b 25 Iodide, red ...... 1b 3 25 oz 29 ..lb 30 Stramonium, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Iodide, yellow ...... lb 3 00 oz 22 Stramonium, powd...... 1b 30 • Nitrate, cryst...... oz 30 s-oz '75 Strawberry, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Nitrate, solution, 1-oz vials...... oz 17 K resam ln. 45 Sumac, pressed, o z s ...... 1b 30 Oxide, black, 1-oz vials...... oz 25 1 00 Sweet Fern, pressed, ozs...... ft 30 Oxide, yellow, 1-oz vials...... oz 20 Tablets...... 1 00 Summer Savory, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 Salicylate, 1-oz vials...... oz 30 Subsulphate, yellow, (Turpeth mineral), Lactophenen. 1 00 T hym e...... ft 25 Thym e, pressed, o z s...... ft 25 1-oz vials...... '...... oz 17 1 00 Subsulphate, yellow (Turpeth Mineral)... 1b 1 23 74 Uva U r si...... : ...... 1b 15 Sulpho-Cyanite, 1-oz vials ...... oz 33 U va Ursi, pow d...... ft 20 .ft 75 Sulphuret, black (Ethiops mineral)...... ft 74 U va TTrsi, pressed...... ft 24 Tannate, 1-oz vials...... oz 24 ..ft 40 Walnut, pressed, ozs...... 1b 30 W ith chalk (hydr cum creta) l ’s...... 1b 55A 18 Wintergreen, pressed, ozs...... 1b 25 With magnesia...... 1b 71 . 1b 20 Witch Hazel, pressed, oz...... ft 25 M esotau...... oz 47 ..lb 28 Wood Betony. pressed, ozs ...... 1b 40 90 Metacarbol, 1-oz vials...... oz 76 Y erba Santa, pressed, o z s ...... 1b 40 65 Methyl, Acetate, 1-oz vials ...... oz 50 30 Lecithin, Merck...... oz 5 00 Bi-chloride, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 72 Nitrate, 1-lb. boxes ...... lb 25 15-gr. v ...... ea 50 Iodide, 1-oz v ials...... oz 1 00 Oxide, Merck, C. P ...... lb 80 Oxide acetate, 1-oz vials...... oz 45 Lead Plaster, M-ft ro lls...... lb 55 Leeches, Swedish...... doz 1 00 . Oxide salicyl, 1-oz vials...... oz 65 Sub-Acetate, Sol (Goulard’s extract) ... .lb 12 Methylene, Blue, 1-oz vials...... oz 50 27 L em on P eel...... 1___. : ...... 1b 15 ..lb 30 G round...... 1b 20 M etol...... oz 75 ..lb 30 M igra m in e...... oz 1 38 ..ft 40 Lem on in...... oz 4 00 ..lb 40 « Milk. Condensed, Eagle...... case 6 50 doz 1 75 ..ft 35 Levulose, C. P...... lb 1 60 Mistletoe, pressed lbs ...... lb 39 A FULL LINE OF POWERS-WEIGHTMAN-ROSENCARTEN CO., CHEMICALS IN STOCK. * OMAHA DRUGGIST 29

DRUGS Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, Eto.—Cont. DRUGS, Eto.—Cont. Horphlne, Acetate, %-oz. vials...... oz 3 00D Laurel, expressed ...... ft 55 Whale, winter bleaclien...... gal 75 Alkaloid, )6-oz. vials...... oz 4 85 Lavender Flowers, F. B ro...... ft 4 20d Wine, ethereal...... ft 2 00 Bimeconate, %-oz. v ia ls...... oz 4 50 Lavender, Garden, compound F. Bro...... ft 1 25 Wine, heavy, Squibb’s25-grm. vials., .each 1 40 Bimeoonate Solution...... ft 190 Lemon, Sanderson’s ...... 1b 2 25D Wine, heavy...... ft 5 50 Bromide, %-oz. vials...... oz 4 45 Lemon, F. B r o ...... lb 2 15D W intergreen Leaves, true, F. B ro ...... ft 4 26 Muriate, %-oz. vials...... oz 3 900 Lemon Grass...... lb 2 00 Wintergreen (Sweet Birch)...... ft 3 00 Sulphate, in oz. boxes...... oz 3 35D Linseed, b o ile d ...... bbl 43 — gal 48A Wintergreen, Synthetic...... ft 65 Sulphate, 16s in 2LA-oz. boxes...... oz 3 30D Linseed, raw ...... bbl 41 — gal 46a Wormseed, Baltimore...... ft 3 50 Sulphate, oz. vials or tins...... oz 3 10D Lubr., Capital Cylinder...... bbls. 38— gal 40 Wormwood, pure, F. B ro...... lb 4 50 Sulphate, 5-oz. t i n s ...... oz 3 05D Lubr., Eldorado Castor...... bbls. 19 — gal 22 Y lang Y lang...... oz 4 00 P. & W., M.-C.-W. or N. Y. Q.’s Brands sup­ Lubr., Golden Mach...... bbls. 18 — gal 20 O intm ent, B elladona...... ft 60 plied in Flakes or Cubes. Lubr., “A” Castor Mach...... bbls. 16 — gal 18 Benzoated Lard...... a 40 Valerianate, Va-oz. v ia ls...... oz 4 95D Lubr., Zero Black ...... bbls. 13___gal 15 Carbolic A cid ...... ft 60 Moss, Iceland...... ft 16 Lubr., Summer Black...... bbls. 11 gal 15 Citrine (nit mercury)...... ft 65 Irish, extra select...... ■ ft 27 Mace, ethereal...... oz 25 Iodine...... a i oo .oz 50 Mace, expressed___...... ft 2 00 Idoform ...... a, i 45 Tonquin, grains...... oz 32 00 Male Fern, Oleoresin...... 1b 2 50 Mercurial. %-M., M. C. W ...... ft 55 Mustard, Ardenter, 4, 0 and 10-lb cans...... ftIt 25 M u llein ...... ’...... oz 50 M ercurial 16-M., M. C. W ...... ft 45 Colman's, Durham, 4-lb cans...... ftft 35 Musk, alcoholic...... oz 100 Mercury, Am. (white precip)...... l b 100 Yellow, bulk ...... ft ft 20 Mustard, essential, true, F. B ro ...... oz 60 Mercury, Oxide, red (red precip)...... ft 1 00 Black, or p la ster...... ft 15 Mustard, expressed...... gal 90 Sulphur ...... ft 50 Naphthalin, pure, 1-oz cartons___ OZ 11 M yrbane...... 1b 25 Tar...... a , 60 Pure. 1-lb cartons...... ft 30 Neatsfoot, E x tr a ...... bbl 87 gal 95A Zinc, carbonate...... ft 60 Napthaline, Balls...... 1.50-lb. boxes 0414 ftft 06 Neatsfoot, No. 1...... bbl 70 gal 75A Zinc Oxide, B e n z ...... ft 60 F lakes...... 50-lb. boxes 05 ft 06 Neroli, Bigarade, F B ro...... oz 6 00 .oz 33 Oliate, Atropine 2%...... oz 63 Napthol, alpha, 1-oz vials...... oz Neroli, Petit Grain, F. Bro...... oz 75 Bismuth, ...... 0z 35 Beta, 1-oz cartons...... ft 73 oz 12 Nutmegs, essential...... ft 1 60 oz 20 Cocaine 5%...... oz 75 •" Beta Benzoate...... ft 1 75 Olive, Malaga, yellow, U. S. P ...... gai 1 35D Copper, 5% N arco tine, 16-oz vials...... oz.oz 1 30 Olive, Mtlaga, green, U. S. P ...... gal 1 35D ...... 0z 30 Neurodin, Merck...... ozoz 2 00 Olive, U nion Salad...... gal 90 M ercury, 5%...... ft 85 oz 17 oz 26 M ercury, 10$ ...... ft 100 oz 21 Nickel, Acetate, 1-oz vials j Olive, Cream Salad, small...... doz 1 25 M ercury, 20$...... ft l oz 25 Bromide, 1-oz vials...... oz 32 Olive, Cream Salad, m edium ...... doz 1 75 35 oz 22 Morphine, 2%...... oz 30 Chloride, 1-oz vials...... I Merck Olive, Cream Salad, large ...... • •...... doz 2 50 Morphine, 5$...... 0z 40 Metalic, gran...... J-M. C.-W. ft 91 Olive, Salad, Antoninis, small...... doz 3 00 oz 22 Morphine, 10$ ...... oz 70 Nitrate. 1-oz vials...... I P. W. R. Co. Olive, Salad, Antoninis, medium ...... doz 4 60 Quinine, 5$ Oxide, black, pure...... oz 35 Olive, Salad, Antoninis, large...... doz 8 00 ...... oz 20 oz Quinine, 10$ ...... 7...... oz 30 Sulphate...... J ft 35 11 Olive, Salad Antoninis ...... gal 3 <‘0 Quinine, 25$...... oz 40 Nicotine, Mer.ck’s, !6-oz vials ...... 16-oz-oz 55 Olive, Salad, Lautier’s, small...... doz 3 25 N osophen...... oz 1 55 Olive, Salad, Lautier.s, medium ...... doz 5 00 Zinc, 5$...... ft 100 oz 20 Nutgalis, Aleppo...... ftft 38 Olive, Salad, Lautier’s, large ...... doz 8 00 O range A p p le s...... ft 15 Aleppo, pow d...... ft• ft 46 Olive, Salad. Lautier’s ...... gal 3 00 Apples, ground...... ft 18 Nutmegs,Macassar...... ■ ft 50 Olive, Salad, M ottet’s, sm all...... doz 3 50 Peel, bitter...... a 15 Nuts, Arcca ...... lbft 28 Olive, Salad, Mottet’s, medium ...... doz 5 25 Peel, bitter, ground...... a 25 Areca, pow d...... ft lb 33 Olive, Salad, M ottet’s, large...... doz 9 25 Peel, sweet...... 15 K o la ...... ftft 30 Olive, Salad, Cresp-Martinenq, large...doz. 7 50 Peel, sweet, ground...... a 25 Nux V o m ic a ...... ft 17 Olive, Salad, DeLuxe, %-gal. cans...... gal 2 20 Orpiment, yellow ...... a 25 P ow dered...... 5-lb 22 ft 27 Olive, Salad, DeLuxe, 1-gal. cans-...... gal 2 00 Orphal, Von Heyden...... oz 80 Oakum ...... ft 10 Olive, Salad. San Rocco, gal. cans...... gal 1 50 O rth oform , 1-oz v ia ls ...... *... oz 1 40 Surgeons, 1-lb pkgs...... ft 20 Olive, Salad, Re Umberto, gal, cans...... gal 2 50 O rtol, oz v ia ls...... oz 75 Oil, Almonds, bitter,...... 1b 4 50...... ozoz 75 Olive Oil, Les Trois Croix, gal ca n ...... gal 2 75 Ox Gall, Purified...... ft 1 30 oz 19 Almonds, bitter, A rtifical...... ft.ft 1 00 Olive Oil, Les Trois Croix, %-gal can — gal 2 85 Oxymel of Squills...... a 60 Almonds, sweet, True— ...... ftft 1 00 Olive Oil. Les Trois Croix. 14-gal can — gal 3 00 Oyster Shells prepared...... a 20 Almonds, sweet, “ Peach Kernal” ...... lb1b 50 Olive Oil, Les Trois Croix, Litre bots _ doz 10 00 P an ak as...... oz ‘l 00 Amber, crude ...... lb.ft '27 Olive Oil. Les Trois Croix, large bots___ doz 7 50 Pancreatin, pure ...... oz 50 Amber, rectified, German, F. Bro...... ,1bft 45 Olive Oil. Les Trois Croix, med. bots...... doz 4 00 Papain, Merck’s. 1-oz vials...... oz 60 A nim al...... lbft 25 Olive Oil. Les Trois Croix, small bots____doz 2 75 P a p o id ...... oz 2 00 Anise Star, F. Bro...... ■ ft 1 90 Olive. Old Mission— gals J gal 3 00 Paraffin, refined (see wax)...... a 15 Bay Leaves, true, F. Bro ...... ft 3 50 — ozoz 40 Olive, Old Misison.. .large (_ California, doz 8 50 Paraldehyd ...... a 95 oz 16 B en n e...... 5-gal 1 15 gal 1 20A Olive, Old Mission__ med 1 doz 4 50 Pastilles, Fumigating, black ...... ft 50 Bergamont, Sanderson’s ...... lb 4 75D Olive. Old Mission...... sml ) doz 2 00 Fumigating, red...... ft 50 Bergam ont...... lb 4 50 D Olive, Amoco, gals... 1 gal 2 80 Pearl A sh...... a 9@10 Birch Tar, crude.F. B ro ...... lb. ..lb 30 Olive, Amoco, %-gals gal 3 00 Birch Tar, rectified...... -.ft...ft 85 Olive, A moco, large.. doz 7 50, Pelletierine Tannate, 15 gr. vials...... each 30 Cade, (Juniper T ar)...... lb...1b 40 Olive, Amoco, med.. doz 4 00 P epper, black, Singapore,...... ft 20 Cajeput (22-oz b ottles)...... ft...1b 1 00 Olive, Curtis, gals__ [-California gal 2 85 Black, powdered...... ft 25 C alam us...... oz. OZ 35 Olive, Curtis. ^4-gals I gal 3 10 W hite..'...... ft 30 Camphor, rectified...... lb...ft 40 Olive, Curtis, large.. | doz 8 00 White, powd...... ft 40 C apsicum ...... oz 45 Olive, Curtis, med... | doz 4 50 Pepsin, Scale or Gran,. 1 to 3000... .lb. 3 50 oz. 32 Caraway, ch aff...... -lb... lb 70 Olive,Curtis,small... J doz 2 50 Caraway, seed, Dutch...... lbft 1 90 Olive Oil, Purity, gal— ) gal 3 00 P erb ydrol, 50-Gm. b o t s ...... ea 1 35 Cardamom. Ceylon ...... oz 3 00 Olive Oil, Purity. Vt gal., f gal 3 10 Petrolatum. Cassia pure, F. Bro...... ‘ ...... lb 2 20 Olive Oil, Purity, large > Calif. doz 8 50 Vet. Amber, bbls. and )4-bbls...... ft 03)4 to 0314 Castor. No. 1...... bbl 1 08 ga.l 1 10-1 20 Olive Oil, Purity, med... ( doz 4 50 50 ft and 25 f t ...... ft 0414 to 05)4 Castor, No. 3...... bbl 1 02 gal 1 08-1 14 Olive Oil, Purity, small. J doz 2 50 L ess...... ft 06 to 08 Castor, com l...... bbl 54 gal 60- 65 Orange, bitter, hand pressed...... ft 3 25 L’tExtra Amber, bbls. and )4-bbls. ft 05 to 05V4 Castor, 60 to gal...... doz 70 Orange, sweet, hand pressed, F. Bro...... ft 3 25 50 ft and 25 f t . . . , ...... ft 06H to Castor, 50 to gal...... doz 85 Origanum, compound No. 2 ...... ft 40 L e s s ...... ft 09 to 12 Castor, 40 to gal...... doz 90 Origanum, red, French compound...... 1b 80 Lily White, bbls. and y3-bbls ...... ft 09 bo 09H Castor, 30 to gal...... doz 1 20 Palm ...... ft 25 50 ft and 25 1b...... ft 11 to ll% Castoj, 20 to gal...... doz 1 60 P arsley...... oz 50 . L ess...... ft 13 to 16 Castor, 16 to gal...... doz 2 10 Patchouly...... oz 75 Special Snow White, 50 f t ...... ft 13 Castor. 8 to gal...... doz 3 85 Pennyroyal, F. Bro...... ft 4 50 25ft...... ft 14 C edar.(com ’ l com pound) 8ft. 35 ...... 1b 40 Pepper, black ...... lb 1 00 10 ft...... lb 15 Cedar, pure. F. B ro...... lb 1 20 Peppermint, Japanese...... 1b 2 1*' L ess...... lb 15 to 17 Celery...... oz 80 Peppermint, western...... ft 2 25 SnowsWhite. 501b...... lb 15 Chamomile, G erm an...... oz 5 00 Peppermint, F. Bro...... 2 SOD 25 ft ...... f t 16 Chamomile. Roman...... oz 1 50 Peppermint, Todd’s ...... lb 2 75 10 1b...... ft 18 Ohaulmoogra...... lb 2 75 Peppermint, H. G. Hotchkiss’ ...... ft 2 85D L ess...... ft 20 to 25 Cinnamon. Ceylon...... oz 90 Pimento (a llsp ice )...... oz 40 Petrolatum in Bottles. Oitronella, Ceylon, F. B ro...... lb 70 Pinus Svlvestria ...... ft Extra Amber, Plain. 2-oz. S. C. bot ...... doz 35 Cloves, F. Bro...... lb 1 50 Rhodium, No. 3 (Compound)...... oz -40 Extra Amber, Plain. 2-oz. S. C. bot...... gro 3 50 Rhodium, No. 1 (Compound)...... oz 75 Extra Amber, Plain, 4-oz. S. 0. bot...... doz 60 Codliver, Norwegian ...... 5-gal 1 35 gal 1 50 D Rose, K ezanlic...... oz 6 50 Extra Amber, Plain, 4-oz. S. C. bot...... gro 6 OO Cologne ...... OZ 50 Rose, artificial...... : ...... oz 3 75 Extra Amber, Carbolized, 2-oz. S. C. bot..doz 40 Copaiba, F. B ro...... lb 2 00 Rosem ary, flowers, F. Bro...... ft 1 25 Extra Amber, Carbolized, 2-oz. S. C. bot..gro 4 25 C oriander...... OZ 1 25 Rosemary, Trieste...... ft 75 Extra Amber, Carbolized, 4-oz. S. C. bot..doz 65 Cotton Seed, Y. W ...... bbl 70... • gal 80 R u e...... •...... lb 5 50 Extra Amber, Carbolized, 4-oz S. C. bot.. gro 7 00 Cotton Seed. W. W...... bbl 75... .gal 85 Sage...... oz 50 Extra Amber. Perfumed, 2-oz. S. O. bot..doz 40 Croton, F. B ro...... -...... lb 1 50 Sandal Wood. E. I.. F. B ro...... 4 60 Extra Amber, Perfumed, 2-oz. S. C. bot. .gro 4 25 Cubebs, F. Bro...... 1b 2 25 Sandal Wood, Germ an...... ft 2 75 Extra Amber, Perfumed, 4-oz.. C. bot..doz 65 Cumin...... 50 Sassafras, Natural F. Bro...... ft 1 20 Extra Amber, Perfumed, 4-oz. S. C. bot. .gro 7 00 Cypress, F. B ro ...... 75 Sassafras artificial...... ft 75 Eily White. Plain, 2-oz. S. C. bot...... doz 50 Dill Seed ...... 60 Savin...... ft 2 00 Lily White, Plain, 2-oz. S. C. bot...... gro. 4 50 Ergot, Keith’s...... OZ 50 Skunk, com p ...... ft 45 Lily W hite, Plain, 4-oz. S. C. bot...... doz 75 Ergot, P. & W.’s ...... 30 Spearmint...... ft 3 10 Lily White, Plain. 4-oz. S. C. bot...... gro 7 50 Erigeron. F. B ro ...... ft 2 75 Sperm...... gal 1 15 A Lily White, Perfumed, 2-oz. S. O. bot...... goz 60 E u calyp tu s ...... ft 1 00 Spike...... ft 25 Lily White, Perfumed, 2-oz. S. C. bot....-.doz 6 OO Fennel Seed F. Bro...... lb 1 65 Spruce ...... ft 1 25 Lily White. Perfumed, 4-oz. S. C. bot...... gro 85 Fish, b a n k ...... bbl 44... • gal 50 Stone, black, comp...... lb 20 Lily White, Perfumed, 4-oz. S. C. bot...... gro 8 25 Fish, straits...... b b l 45... ■ gal 50 Stone, w hite...... ft 80 P hecine, 1-oz v ials...... oz 135 Fusel, Purified ...... lb 65 Stillingia...... oz 75 Phenacetin. Bayer ...... ft 4 00 oz 33 Fusel, Coml ...... g a l 1 75.....lb 40 Sweet, bottles, 50 to gal...... doz 60 Phenalgin, Po...... oz 1 00 Geranium Rose. Algerian . . .oz 75 Sweet, bottles. 40 to gal...... doz 70 Capsules...... oz 1 00 Ginger ...... 50 Sweet, bottles, 30 to gal...... doz 85 T abs...... oz 1 00 B arlem Oil, ...... gro 3 50... .doz 40 Sweet, bottles, 20 to gal...... doz 1 10 Hemlock, pure...... ft 1 15 Sweet, bottles. 16 to gal...... doz 1 40 Pheno, Bromate, powd...... oz 1 00 Hemlock, com l ...... 8 lb 38...... 1b 45 Tansy, pure, F. B ro...... lb 5 30 2)4-grain tablets...... oz 100 Henbane, conct...... 1b 75 T ar...... gal. 50 ft 10 5- grain tablets...... oz 100 H orsem int...... ft 2 75 Thym e, Red, F. B ro...... •...... lb 1 60 Phenocoll, Hydrochl., 25-gram vials...... vl 1 75 Phenol-Bismuth ...... oz 80 Jasmin, alcoholic ...... lb 3 50 Thym e, white, F. B ro...... ft 2 00 Juniper Berries. F. Bro ... ..lb 1 80 T obacco...... oz 1 25 P h en olid ...... oz 85 Juniper Wood (Compound) ..lb 55 Turpentine, rect...... ft 50 Phenyl Salicylate (Salol)...... ft 1 25 oz 15 Lard, W. S., E xtra ...... bbl 75... 85 A V alerian ...... 1.. • .oz 55 P hosphorus, 1-lb cans...... ft 90D Lard, No. 1...... bbl 60... ■gal 70 Verbena Compound...... oz 75 1-oz cans...... oz 20D NOTE F ‘ Bro. indicates Fritzsche Bros. Essential Oils in Original Q-ackages of lbs., Ws, Ha S, 1-16S 30 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRUGS, Etc-Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont.^ Picrotoxin, %-oz vials...... oz 5 60 Yellow , 1-oz vials, M erck...... oz 1 50 Root, Cohosh, blue, pressed, lbs...... ft 20 Pilocarpine, Aik., 5 and 10-gr vials, M.O.W. .gr 10 Yellow, %-oz vials, Merck...... oz 1 75 Cahosh, blue, powd...... ft 25 Muriate, 5 and 10-gr vials, M.O.W...... gr 05 Yellow , 14-oz vials, M erck...... oz 2 00 Cohash, red, pressed, lbs...... lb 35 Nitrate, 5 and 10-gr vials, M. O.W...... gr 05 .ft 40 Piperazine, Scher, 10-gram vials...... ea 1 50 P y ra tln e...... oz 85 .lb 35 Piperin, 1-oz vials, M. C. W ...... oz 65D P yridine, C. P., 1-oz v ials...... oz 38 .lb 30 P ipe O lay...... 5) 06 .lb 28 Pitch, black...... B> 06 Pyrogalol, Resubl, 1-oz cans...... oz 30 .lb 30 B urgundy...... lb 18 .lb 30 Pith, Sassafras...... Ib 2 00 ...... oz 18 P yroxylin (gun c o tto n )...... oz 18 .lb 20 P laster Paris, D en tal...... bbl 2 25 Q uaking Asp, pressed lb s...... ft 25 .lb 35 P latinum , Chlor., 15 gr. v ...... each 70D .lb 25 Platinum and Ammon. Chlor., 15 gr. v..each 1 00D Quassia, chips...... ft 15 30 Platinum and Pot. Chlor., 15 gr. v ...... each 70D G ran ulated...... ft 20 .lb 30 Poppy Heads, French...... lb 40 P ow dered ...... ft 25 .lb 30 G erm a n ...... ft 20 Quassin, C. P.. cryst, 15-gr. vials, M erck.each 2 37 Crawley, pressed, lbs. .ft 55 Potash, Babbitt’s, 2-doz cases...... case 2 05 Pure, pbwd., %-oz vials. M erck ...... each 1 50 .lb 05 Caustic, com m ercial...... 1b 10 .lb 20 Caustic, white, sticks...... 1b 30 Quinine, Alkaloid. 1-oz vials...... oz 56 Elecampane, powd...... 5-lb 16 1b 20 Caustic, pure (by alcohol)...... 1b 54 Acetate, 1-oz vials ...... oz 59 .ft 35 Cum Calce (Vienna Caustic)...... 1b 46 Arsenate, 1-oz v ia ls...... oz 58 ft 35 Arsenate and Urea Bimuriate, 1-oz. vials, .oz 67 Potash, Solution (liquor potass)...... •...... ft 16 56 .ft 20 Bimuriate, l-oz vials...... oz lb 25 Potassium , metals, 14-oz vial and case...... oz 1 89 Bisulphate, 1-oz. ca n s...... oz 26 Borate, 1-oz. v ia ls...... oz 54 .lb 26 Acetate, 1-ft bottles, incl...... ft 46 D extro...... oz 49 .lb 30 55 .ft 15 Arsenate, 1-oz vials...... oz 16 Citrate, 1-oz. vials...... oz .ft 16 Arsenite, 1-oz vials...... oz 16 Ferrocyanide, 1-oz. vials...... oz 56 H ydrobrom ate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 52 Gentian, powd...... 5-lb 15 1b 16 Benzoate, 1-oz vials...... oz 22 Hypophosphite, 1-oz. vials...... oz 57 ft 35 Bicarbonate, gran., pure...... ft 20 Iodide, 1-oz. vials...... oz 63 .lb 18 Lactate, 1-oz. v ia ls...... oz 57 .ft 15 Bicarbonate, cryst., 1-ft cartons...... ft 21 Ginger, African, powd. .ft 20 Bicarbonate, powd., 1-lb cartons...... ft 21 Muriate, 1-oz. rials...... oz 50 54 ,.ft 15 Bichromate, bulk...... ft 18 Phosphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz .lb 17 Bichromate, powdered...... 1b 24 Salicylate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 52 Sulphate, 100-oz. cans. 1 oz 18 ..lb 30 Bichromate, C. P...... ft 57 .lb 25 Bisulphate. 0. P...... lb 51 Sulphate, 50-oz. cans. oz 18Vs Sulphate, 25-oz. cans. oz 19 ..ft 32 Borotartrate...... lb 71 Ginsing. ..lb 9 00 Bromide, cryst. or gran. 5-ft bulk ...... 1b 24D Sulphate, 5-oz. cans. | P. & W...... oz 23 Sulphate, 1-oz. cans. I B. & S...... oz 26 ..lb 2 75 Bromide, cryst. or gran. 1-ft boxes...... 1b 26D ..ft 2 50 Carbonate, 1b. tins, in cl...... lb 17 Sulphate, 1-oz. vials. N. Y. Q...... oz 28 Sulphate, Yz-oz. vials. M. C. W...... oz 35 .lb 25 Carbonate, C. P. (sal tartar)...... 1b 35 ..lb 25 Oarbol ate, 1-oz vials...... oz 27 Sulphate, H-oz. vials. 41 Sulphate, l/»-oz. vials. 53 ..lb 30 Chlorate, cry st...... -..lb 16 ..ft Chlorate, gran., pure, 1-ft cartons...... ft 23 Sulphate, 1-16-oz. v ia ls, 62 30 Tannate, 1-oz. v ia ls...... oz 36 ..ft 25 Chlorate,-powd...... 1b 16 ..ft 30 Chloride, pure. 1-1b cartons...... ft 21 Valerianate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 57 Chromate, pure, 1-ft cartons...... ft 44 ..lb 24 Citrate...... lb 56 D Quinidlne, pure, 1-oz v ials...... oz 65 ..lb 40 Cyanide, fused, No. 1, l-Ib cans...... 1b 40 Sulphate, 1-oz v ials...... oz 55 ..lb 45 Cyanide, fused. No. 2, 40%, 10-1b cans ...... ft 37 .. 1b 30 Cyanide, fused, No. 3, 30%, 10-1b cans...... 1b 26 Quinoline, 1-oz v ials...... oz 45 Indian Hemp, white, powd.. ..ft 30 Cyanide, granulated, 1-1b cans...... 1b 50 Tartrate. 1-oz vials...... , ...... oz 45 ..ft 25 Cyanide. C. P., M. C. W., 1-ft can s...... ft 57 ..lb 35 Quinquinia, 1-oz v ia ls...... oz 75 ..lb 40 Ferrocyanide, C. P., 1-ft cans...... ft 55 ..lb 26 G lycerophosphite...... 1b 3 25 oz 30 Bed Precipitate...... ft 1 15 ..lb 2 00 Hypophosphite, 1-oz v ials...... oz 17 Powdered...... ft 125 2 10 Bypophosphite...... ft 1 00 Red Saunders. 12 ..ft 35 Iodide, cryst., 1-ft boxes') P.W.R.Co...... ft 2 50 ,.lb 40 Iodide, cryst., 5-1b boxes ! M. C. W...... ft 2 45 Resin-Jalap, 1-oz v ials...... oz 60 ..lb 30 Iodide, gran., 1-1b boxes ( or ft 2 50 Scammony, 1-oz vials...... • ...... oz 80 ..lb 70 Iodide, gran., 5-1b boxesJ Merck ___..ft 2 45 ..lb 75 Oxalate, neutral...... ft 28 Resor-Bisnol...... oz 60 ..lb 14 Permanganate, cryst., 1-oz cartons...... oz 10 ..ft 16 Permanganate, cry st...... ft 27 Resorcin, Crystals, 1-oz v ) M. C. W. Merck.oz 19 ..lb 18 Phosphate...... ft 59 oz 13 C rystals...... >B. & S...... ft 1 30 ..ft 25 Powdered, 1-oz vials... ) ...... oz 21 Licorice, pow d...... 5-lb 12 ft 15 Prussiate, r e d ...... 1b 64 ..lb 28 Prussiate, yellow ...... 1.. 1b 30 R etin ol...... oz 65 ..ft 30 Salicylate, 1-oz vials...... oz 16 ..lb 35 Sesu uicarbonate...... ft 55 Rodinal, 3-oz bottles, M. C. W ...... each 60 ..lb 25 Sulphate, cryst., 1-ft cart...... ft 17 8-oz b ottles ...... each 1 10 Mandrake, powd. 5-lb 22 ft 25 Sulphate, powd., 1-ft cartons...... ft 17 16-oz b ottles...... each 2 00 ..lb 30 Sulphate, chem. pure, 1-ft cartons...... ft 33 ..Ib 35 Sulphite, 1-ft cartons...... ft 47 Root, Abscess, pressed, lbs...... ft 60 ..lb 40 Sulpho-Carbolate, 1-oz v ...... oz 16 Aconite, powd ...... ft 35 ..lb 35 Sulpho-Cyanate, 1-oz v ...... oz 22 Aconite, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 . 1b 50 Sulphuret (liversulphur)...... 1b 20 Alkanet (anchusa)...... ft 18 ..Ib 40 Tartrare (Soluble Tartar)...... ft 56 Alkanet, powd...... ft 25 ..ft 30 Alkanet, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 ..lb 35 Powder, Antimonial, 1-ft cartons...... 1b 48 Angelica, pressed, lbs...... ft 40 ..lb 40 A rom atic...... ft 1 00 Angelica, pow d...... ft 40 . f t 25 Chalk, arom atic...... 1b 75 Arnica, bulk, 25 pressed...... ft 30 ..lb 1 00 Chalk, com pound...... 1b 75 Asparagus, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 '..ft 25 Composition, bu lk ...... Ib 25 Avens, pressed, lb s...... ft 35 . .ft 30 Composition, 2-oz packages...... ft 30 Bearsfoot. pressed, lbs...... ft 30 . 1b 20 C urry...... ft 55 Belladonna, pressed, lb s...... ft 55 ..lb 25 D o v e r s /...... 1b 125 ..ft 45 Government Hog Cholera...... bbls. 4 1b 4 to 6 Belladona, powd...... ft 40 Bell wort, pressed, lbs...... ft 45 ..lb 35 Insect, Buhach, 6-ft cans...... ft 70 ..ft 40 Insect, Buhach, 1-ft cans...... doz 8 50 Berberis, aquif pressed, lbs...... ft 40 Beth, pressed, lbs...... ft 40 ..lb 30 Insect, Buhach, !4-ft cans...... doz 4 70 ..lb 50 Insect, Buhach, tt-ft can s...... doz 2 60 Beth, powd...... ft 35 Bistort, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 ..lb 40 Insect, Buhach, %-Tb can s...... doz 1 45 Pimplnella, pressed, lbs. ..lb 45 Insect. Diamond 0 ,110- 1b kegs:...... ft 18 Bitter, pressed, lb s...... ft 30 Bitter, p o w d ...... ft 30 Pink...... lb 80 Insect, Diamond O, 50- 1b drums...... ft 19 Pink, pressed, lbs...... ft 80 Insect. Diamond O, 25-lb drum s...... ft 20 Blackberry, pressed, lbs...... ft 20 Blackberry, powd...... ft 25 ..lb 85 Insect, P. D. & Co.’s, 100-ft kegs...... ft 20 Blazing Star, pressed, lb ...... ft 35 ..lb 45 Insect, P. D. & Co.’s. 50-1b kegs...... ft 21 ..lb 30 Insect, P. D. & Co.’s, 25-ft k egs...... 1b 22 Blood, pressed, l b s ...... ft 35 Blood, powd...... 5-lb 20 ft 25 ..ft 30 Iosect, P. D. & Co.’s, 10-ft cans...... ft 26 ..lb 20 Insect, R. D. & Co.’s, 110-ft kegs...... ft 18 Blue Flag, pressed, lb s...... ft 60 Bryony, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 ..ft 25 Insect, R. D. & Co.’s, 50-1b kegs...... ft 19 Polypody, p ..lb 35 Insect, R. D. & Co.’s, 25-ft kegs ...... ft 20 Buckbean, pressed, lbs...... ft 40 Buckthorn Brake, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Pond Lilly, ..lb 40 Insect, R. D. & Co.’s, 5-ft can s.25 10-1b cns ft 23 ..lb 30 Insect, R. D. Co.’s, as wanted...... 1b 30 Burdock, pressed, lbs...... Ib 35 Burdock, powd ...... ft 40 ..lb 40 Jalap Com p...... 1b 1 00 ..ft 22 Licorice Co.. .*...... , ...... 1b 40 Calamus, peeled...... ft 30 ..lb 30 Seidlitz, R. D. Co.’s ...... '...d oz 2 00 Calamus, white, peeled and split, fancy.. ft 50 , no ..ft 35 Soda, R. D. Co.’s...... doz 150 Calamus, powd...... ft 35 Rhubarb , Eai ..lb 75 Propylamin, liq., Merck, M. 0. W...... oz 57 Canada Thistle, pressed, lbs...... ft 40 ..ft 85 Hydrochlorate, %-oz vials, Merck, M. C. W. oz 3 67 Carpenter’s Square, pressed, lb s...... ft 30 ..lb 65 Cicily Sweet, pressed, lbs...... ft 70 ..lb 1 00 Protagon, 15 grain vials___, ...... ea 3 00 Ciequefoil. pressed, lbs...... ft 35 ..lb 1 00 Cohosh, black, pressed, lbs...... , ...... ft 15 ..lb 1 75 Protargol, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 25 Cohosh, black, powd...... ft 20 ..lb 25 H-oz vials...... o z 135 Culvers, pressed, lb s...... ft 25 ..lb 45 Pyoktanin, Blue, 1-oz vials, Merck...... oz 1 50 Culvers, powd...... ft 30 35 Blue, %-oz vials, Merck...... oz 1 75 Dandeloin, powd...... ft 50 ..lb 30 Blue, M-oz vials, Merck...... oz 2 00 Dandelion, true, pressed, lbs...... ft 50 ..lb 35 A FULL LINE OF POWERS-WEIGHTMAN-ROSENGARTEN CO., CHEMICALS IN STOCK. OxMAHA DRUGGIST 31

DRUGS. Etc.—Oont. DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. Root, Sarsaparilla, American, pressed, lbs.ft 35 Flax, clean ...... 50-lb box 04 1b OSD Silicate, liquid ...... ft 11 Flax, ground...... -....50-lb box 04)4 ft 05 Succinate M. C. W ...... ft 6 50...... oz 60D Sarsaparilla, H onduras...... ft 45 Foenugreek...... 10-lb box 05)4 lb 07 Sulphate, pure, dried ...... ft 16 Sarsaparilla, Honduras, ground...... ft 48 Fcenugreek, powd...... 25-lb box 07 ft 10 Sulphate, pure, cryst.. l-lb cans...... ft 17 Sarsaparilla, Honduras, powd...... ft_ 50 H em p ...... 50-lb box 05 1b 06D Sulphite, cryst., l-lb cart...... ft 13 Larkspur...... ft 68 Sulphite, pure, recryst, l-lb bot inc ...... 1b 25 Sarsaparilla, Honduras, pressed, lbs...... ft 55 Lobelia...... ft £4 Sulphite, dried, 1-ft cart...... ft 17 Sarsaparilla, Mexican...... ft 20 Lobelia, powd...... ft 89 Sulpho-carbolate, ft 57...... o z 13 Sarsaparilla, Mexican, ground...... ft 25 Millet, A m erican...... -ft 06 ’ Tartrate...... ft 60 Mustard, black, Trieste...... Ib 12 Tungstate, pure, 1-oz vials...... oz 21 Sarsaparilla, Mexican, powd...... ft 30 Mustard, yellow. California. .25-lb box 09 ft 12A Valerianate, l o z vials...... oz 56 Sarsaparilla, Mexican, pressed, lbs...... ft 32 Seneka...... ft 1 00 P arsley...... ft 27Som nal...... oz 75 Seneka, pressed, lbs...... ft 1 20 Poppy, blue ...... ft *0 Sozoiodole, Mercury, Merck, M. 0. W ...... oz 1 20 Seneka, pow d...... ft 1 20 Poppy, white...... ft 27 Pumpkin...... , ...... ft 25 Potassium, M. C. W., M erck...... oz 80 Silkweed, pressed, lb s...... ft 30 Quince, German...... lb 63 Sodium, Merck, M. C. W ...... o z 85 Skunk Cabbage, pressed, lbs...... ft 28 Zinc, M. 0. W., M erck...... oz 1 15 Skunk Cabbage, powd...... ft 30 Quince. Russian...... lb 58 Snake. Button, pressed, lb s...... ft 35 Rape, E nglish...... ft Spartiene 12 Sulphate, %-oz v ia ls...... oz__ oz 1 05 Snake, Canada, pressed, lbs...... ft 45 Sabadilla...... ftSpermaceti, 33 in cakes...... ft1b 40 Snake, Sampson, pressed, lbs Sabadilla, pow d...... ft 38 ...... ft 40 Stavesacre...... ft 44 Spirits, Amm onia U. S. P ...... ft....Ib 60 Snake, Virginia, powd ...... ft 75 Ammonia, aromatic...... ftft 60 Snake, Virginia, pressed, lbs Stavesacre, powd...... lb 44 ...... ft 70 Stram onium ...... ft 28 Cam phor...... ft1b 70 Soapwort, pressed, lbs...... ft *5 Stramonium, pow d...... ft 33 Chloroform , U. S. P ...... lb 60 Solomon’s Seal, pressed, lb s ...... ft 30 Sunflower...... 10-lb 8 ft 10 Ether (Hoffman’s Anodyne)...... ft....lb 60 Spikenard, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Lavender...... ,1b 1b 60 Spikenard, pow d...... ft 40 W atermelon...... ft 25 Lavender, comp ...... Ib 60 Worm, American...... lb 25 Squills, white, sliced...... ft 20 Nitre, 3f...... ; ...... ft....ft 35 Squill#, powd...... ft 45 Worm, American, pow d...... ft 30 Nitre, 4 f...... ft 40 Stillingia, pressed, lb s ...... ft 30 Worm, Levant...... ft 30 Nitre, U. S. P...... ftft 52 Stillingia. pow d...'...... ft 30 Worm, Levant, pow d...... Ib 35 Stone, pressed, lbs...... ft 20 Starch, Iodide, 1-oz vials, M. C. W,, Merck..oz;k..oz 37 Sweet Flag, presssed, lbs...... ft 24 Seidlitz M ixture...... 25-1b box 22 ft 25 S tearin...... 1b....ft 28 Tormentilla, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Silver, Bromide, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 25 Stearate Zinc, See Zinc. Turkey Pea. pressed, lbs...... , .lb 1 00 Twin Leaf, pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Chloride, 1-oz vials...... oz 84 St.John’s Bread ...... lb 12 Unicorn, true, pressed, lbs...... ft 60 Cyanide, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 10 Stone, Pumice, select...... lb1b 10 Unicorn, true, powd...... ft 65 Iodide 1-oz v ia ls...... oz 110 Pum ice, p o w d ...... lb 1b 06 Unicorn, false, pressed, lbs...... ft 75 Nitrate, cryst., 1-oz vials...... oz 50D Rotten, E n g lish ...... ft....lb 10 Valerian, English, powd...... ft 40 Nitrate, cryst...... ft 7 60D Rotten, English, pow d...... lb 08 Valerian. English, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Nitrate, fused, No. 2,1-oz. vials...... oz 41D Nitrate, fused (lunar caustic)...... oz 54D Strontium, Acetate, Merck, M. O. W ...... oz 17 Valerian, German, pow d...... ft 30 Bromide, cryst, M. C. W., Merck...... f1b t 55 Valerian, German, pressed, lbs...... ft 25 Oxide, 1-oz. v ials...... oz 1 10 Phosphate, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 85 Bromide, cryst, 1-oz v., Merck, M. C. W...OZr. . .oz 12 Valerian, Vermont, powd...... •...... ft 30 Hypophosphite, 1-oz v., M. C. W., Merck..ozk .. oz 33 Valerian, Vermont, pressed, lbs...... ft 28 Snuff, Copenhagen, 1-ft jars...... lb 60 Iodide, 1-oz vials. Merck, M. C. W...... oz 34 Vervain, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Copenhagen, oz. cans...... doz 47 Iodide, M. 0. W., Merck...... lblb 3 57 Wild Indigo, pressed...... ft 25 6 oz. cans...... doz 2 45 Lactate, 1-oz vials, Merck, M. C. W ...... oz 18 Wild Yam , pressed, lbs...... ft 24 “ 16 oz. c tn ...... 55 Muriate, l-lb boxes, M. C. W., Merck...... lb 35 Yellow Dock, pressed, lb s ...... ft 26 Devoe’s Maccoboy, 1-ft tihs...... ft 51 Nitrate, 1-ft boxes, Merck, M;. O. W ...... lb...,1b 25 Y ellow Dock, pow d...... ft 30 Devoe’s Plain Scotch, 1 to 5-lb tins...... ft 51 Salicylate, 1-oz vials, M. C. W., Merck. :...o z 16 Yellow Jessamine, pressed, lbs...... ft 50 Devoe’s Plain Scotch, bladders...... lb 51 Salicylate, Merck, M. C. W...... lblb 84 Zedoary, powd...... ft 35 Devoe’s Rappee, 1-ft tins...... lb 51 Zedoary, pressed, lbs...... ft 30 Strophanthin, C. P. 5-gr. vials...... vialvial 30 Garrett’s Scotch— , Strychnine,, Acetate, % -oz v iais...... oz 1 75 Rose Petals, damask, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 50 1-oz tins, 6 doz in case...... case 2 85 Bromide, %-oz vials...... oz 1 75 Pale, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 2%-oz. cartoon...... doz 98 Citrate, %-oz vials...... oz 1 75 Rubidium. Bromide, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 00 6-oz bottles, 4 doz in case...... case 10 50 Muriate, %-oz v ials...... oz 1 75 Iodide, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 10 16-oz papers, 2 doz in case...... case 11 00 Nitrate, %-oz v ials...... oz 1 75 bladders...... lb 43 Phosphate, %-oz. vials...... oz 1 85 Saccharine, refined, M. 0. W ...... oz 20 Aik., %-oz vials...... oz 1-25 R efined...... ft 2 25 Lorillard’s, Maccoboy. 1-ft jars ...... ft 58 Aik., 1-oz vials...... oz 1 05 S oluble...... oz 20 Lorillard’s, Rappee, 1-ft jars...... ft 65 Sulphate, %-oz v ials...... oz 1 20 S olu b le...... ft 2 25 Lorillard’s Scotch, 1-lb. j a r s ...... lb 59 Sulphate, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 00 Norkoping, 1 %-oz. ctn ...... lb 40 ’ Sulphate, powd, %-oz v ials...... oz 1 20 Sago, Pearl, E. 1 ...... 1b 08 Norkoping, 8-oz. c tn ...... lb 40 Sulphate, powd, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 00 Norkoping. 1-ft ja rs...... ft 45 S a jo d iu ,...... oz 1 25 Valerianate, %-oz vials...... oz 2 70 Soap, Castile, Contis, mottled...... 1b 10%@12 Stypticin...... oz 7 00 Sal A cetosella, 1-lb carton s...... 1b 30 Castile, Contis, white ...... lb 12%@15 15-gr. v ...... ea 35 E psom ...... ft 2@04 Castile, Marselles, mottled...... 1b 8%@10 Styrax, Liquid...... lb 45 G lau ber...... ft 1*4 @03 Castile, Marselles, white...... ft 11 @13 Nitre, pure, large cryst...... ft 8@10 Castile, San Marino, mottled...... ft 7)4@10 Sugar, Burnt (caramel)...... 1b 20 Nitre, pure, small cryst...... : ...... ft 7@08 Castile, San Marino, white ...... lb 9)4@11 Milk, pow d...... 10-lb. boxes 20 1b 25 Nitre, pure, gran ...... 1b 8@09 Castile, Alameda, w hite...... 1b 9 @12A Sulphur, Flowers...... bbl 2%___ lb 3%@04 Nitre, pure, powd...... ft 9@10 Castile, Y a r ritu ...... Ib28@30 Flowers, 100-lb ba gs...... ft 02% Prunelle Balls, 1-lb boxes...... 1b 33 Castile, powd ...... lb 40 R oll...... bbl 2)4 • • 100 lb 2%. 1b 04 Rochelie, 5-lb 27...... 1b 30 Green, Soft, German...... 1b 15 Iodide, 1-oz vials...... oz 38 Soda...... lb 1%@03 Opodeldoc...... ft 14 Lac.. 1- ft car tons...... - ...... lb 25 Tartar (potass carbonate) incl ...... 1b 17 W hale O il...... ft 10 Washed, 1-ft cartons...... lb 16 \ Sallcin, M. C. W., Merck.. B. & S...... oz 38 Sulfonal, Bayer...... oz 1 35 M. C. W.. M erck., B. & S...... ft 4 60 Soda, A sh ...... 1b 3@05 Caustic, by lime, sticks...... lb 27 Sulphon—Ethyl-Methane (same as Trional)oz 65 Sallpyrin...... oz 80 Caustic, by alcohol, p ure...... 1b 53 Sulphon—Methane (same as Sulfonal)...... oz 55 Chloride, liquid, c. s. bottles...... doz 2 45 Salocoll, Scherfng, 20-gram bottles...... bot 1 35 Svapnia, %-oz v ials...... oz 3 25 Sodium, 1-oz vials and tins...... oz 28 Symphoral, 1-oz vials...... oz 130 Salol, 1-oz...... ft 1 25 oz 15 Syrup, Bromide Iro n ...... lb 75 Acetate. 1-lb cart...... 1b 20 Dover’s powder...... ft 75 8alophen...... oz 1 00 Arsenate, Pure...... ft 55 oz 11 Ginger, tJ. S. P...... ft 50 Arsen ite, Pure...... ft 60 oz 14 S alophra...... oz 1 00 Hydriodic Acid ...... lb 50 Benzoate, 1-oz v ials...... oz 15 Iodide Calcium ...... 1b 65 S aloqu in in e...... oz 1 25 Benzoate, l-lb ca rt...... 1b 63 Iodide Iron IJ. S. P...... 1b 45 Bicarb, N atrona...... 1b 3@04 Iodide Manganese...... lb 75 Salts, Crab Orchard, natu ral...... ft 20 Bicarb, American...... ft 3@04 Ip eca c...... lb 75 Crab Orchard, artificial...... Ib 12 Bicarb. English...... -..,;ib 05 Lacto-phos, Calcium ...... lb 65 Bicarb. O. P., pow d...... lb 16 Sandal-Wood, E. I., rasped...... ft 60 Lacto-phos, Iro n ...... lb 75 Bichrom ate...... 1b 23 Orange Peel...... 1b 50 Santonin, 1-oz vials...... 1b 7 50 oz 60 D Brom ide...... lb 30___ oz 10 D Phosphates Comp...... lb 60 Cacodylate, %-oz vials ...... oz 100 Rhubarb...... lb 50 Scouring Rush, pressed, lbs...... 1b 30 Carbolate, 1-oz vials...... oz 27 Rhubarb, arom atic...... ‘___ lb 50 Carbonate, C. P., cryst..., l-lb cans ...... ft 24 Seed, Angelica...... ft 35 Rhubarb and potass...... 1b 50 Carbonate, driea, purified, cart...... 1b 22 Rock Candy Syrup, bbls. in c...... gal- 50D Anise, Italian ...... : ...... 1b 18 Chlorate, gran., pure...... 1b 30 Rock Candy Syrup, % bbls. inc...... gal 52D Anise, Italian, powd...... 1b 25 Chloride, 0. P., l-lb cart...... Ib 25 Rock Candy Syrup, 10 gals., inc...... gal 54D Anise, Star...... , .ft 45 Citrate, gran ...... 1b 57 a Rock Candy Syrup, 5 gals., inc...... gal 56D Bird, mixed. 1-lb cartons...... lb 06)4 Glycerophosphate...... ft 2 75 oz 29 Bradshaw, Scully or Manierre-Yoe Brands. Bird. 1b cartons ...... 60-ft case...... case 3 50 Hypophosphite...... 1b 95 oz 16 Sarsaparilla...... lb 50 B urdock...... 1b 28 Hyposulphite, kegs 3%...... ft 08a Sarsaparilla, comp ...... lb 50 Canary, Smyrna...... 50-lb box 05)4 ft 06 Hyposulphite, gran, pure...... ft 16 Senna...... lb 50 Caraway, D u tch ...... ft 16 Iodide, 1-oz v ia ls ...... 1b 3 62...... oz 35 Senega, U. S. P ...... lb 50 Caraway, powd...... ft 22 Lactate, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 26 Simple...... gal 90 Cardamom, Malabar...... ft 1 00 Lactate, liquid, concent...... 1b 2 75 Squills...... ft 50 Cardamom, Mangalore, bleached...... 1b 1 25 Nitrate, purified, 1-ft cartons...... 1b 18 Squills, com p...... lb 50 Cardamom, powd...... 1b 125 Oxalate...... ft 50 S tillin g ia ...... ft 50 C elery...... 5 ft. 18 ...... ft 23 Perm anganate...... ft 55 Stillingia, com p...... ft 50 Oolctiicum...... ft 45 Phosphate, cryst. l-lb tins...... 1b 17 T ar...... •...... '...... lb 40 Colchicum, powd...... ft 50 Phosphate, gran, l-lb cans...... ft 14 T o lu ...... » 45 Conium ...... 1b 33 Pyrophosphate, 1-oz vials _ft 55...... oz 12 Wild Cherry ...... lb 50 Coriander. Bleached...... 10 ft 14— 1b 16 Salicylate, 1-oz vials...... oz 12 Coriander, p ow d ...... ft 20 Salicylate, l-lb cartons...... 1b 53 T annalbin, M erck...... oz 80 Cumin, M alta...... 1b 27 Salicylate, 0. P. Cryer...... 1b .62 ...... oz 13 T alcum P o w d e r ...... lb 08 D ill...... ft 22 Salicylate, from Oil W intergreen lb 5.50..oz 50 P u rified ...... •...... lb 15 Fennel, Germ an...... ft 22 Santoninate, 1-oz vials...... oz 65D Tam arind#...... lb 15 Fennel, powd...... ft 27 Silicate, d ry ...... ft 22 Pulp...... lb 40 WE CARRY A COM LETE LINE OF P. W. R. CHEM ICALS 32 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, ETC.-Cont. T an n igen ...... oz 75 Titan C hloride...... grm 30 inc, Sulphide...... ft .75... . OZ 22 T an n of or m ...... oz 20 T rikresol ...... lb 45 Sulphite...... lb l.oo.. . .oz 19 T ann opin e...... oz 75 Sulphocarbolate ...... lb .50.. . .oz 11E> T apioca. East In d ia...... ft 10 T rim ethylam ine, 1-oz vials...... oz 55 T arinate...... oz 28 Tar, Barbadoes...... ft 15 Chloride, Lf.-oz v ia ls ...... oz 3 50 Valerianate ...... oz 23 Tar, Coal, bb ls...... bbl 3 75D T r io n a l...... oz 1 50 And Mercury Cyanide... 24 Tar, Pine, 50-gal. bbls...... bbl 9 00 T ripoli, Mount E agle...... doz 60 And Pottassium Cyanide ...... 1b 1.50.,,..oz 26 Tar, Pine, pints, 4-doz. cases ...... case 2 00 M issouri...... lb 06 Tar, Pine, quarts, 2-doz. cases...... case 2 40 T rolin e Tar, Pine, %-gal., 1-doz. cases...... case 2 00 ...... gal 1 00 LIQUOR DEPARTMENT. Tar, Pine, 1 gal., (4-doz. cases...... case 1 00 Tropa, Cocaine Hydrochlorate, 1-gramme BRANDIES—IMPORTED. v ia ls...... ea 45 Tartar, Emetic, cryst., 1-lb. cartons ...... lb 5o 5 and 10-grain vials...... gr 04 Cognac, Hennessey, (4ths...... •...... gal $6 50 Emetic, powd., 1-lb. carton s...... lb 50 Cognac, Hennessey, 5-gal. keg...... gal 6 75 Terebene ...... »...... lb 75 Turpentine, spirits...... bbl 62...... gal 67 A Chian, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 45 Cognac, Otard Dupuy, (4ths...... gal 6 50 T erpin H ydr, B. & S„ M. C. W., M erck...... oz 12 Y enicb...... lb 35 Cognac, Otard Dupuy, 5-gal. keg...... gal 6 75 Hydrate, Merck, M. C. W „ B. & S ...... ft 48 D White (Gum Thus)...... lb 10 Cognac, Reli Issir, liths...... gal 3 00 T erpinol, 1-oz. vials...... oz 47 S pirits, 50 to gal...... : — doz 65 Cognac. Reli Issir, 5-gal. k eg ...... gal 3 25 30 to gal...... doz 100 T erra Japon ica (gam bier)...... lb 12 20 to g a l...... doz 125 BRANDIES—CALIFORNIA. T h e rm o l...... oz 75 16 to g a l...... doz 1 60 Barton’s, (4-bbls...... gal 2 75 T hiol, p ow d ...... oz 1 00 ___lb 25 Dreyfus, (4-bbls...... gal 2 75 L iquid...... oz 50 Unguentlne. ...lb 90 Dreyfus, 10-gal. kegs...... gal 2 85 T hym ol, pure, 1-oz. vials, M. C. W., M erck..oz 30 90 K ohler & Frohling, (4-bbls...... gal 2 75 Thym ol, 1-lb. bottles...... 3 10 . . .OZ 75A Lachm ann’s (4-bbls...... gal 2 75 Thymol-Iodine...... lb 6 50___ oz 55 52 Meadow Valley, (4-bbls...... gal 2 20 Tin, Foil, heavy...... lb 20 Nitrate, 1-oz. G. S. vials 51 Meadow V alley, 10-gal. kegs...... gal 2 25 Foil, m ediu m ...... 25 52 Mendota, (4-bbls...... gal 2 60 Foil, tissue...... lb 30 75 Pacific Slope, 10-gal. k e g ...... gal 2 30 Muriate, cry st...... lb 48 55 Stearnes. Vi-bbls...... gal 2 65 Muriate, sol...... lb 28 60 Stearnes, 10-gal. k eg ...... gal 2 75 Oxymuriate, Sol...... lb 26 pkg 90 Vina, ’96, (4-bbls...... gal 5 00 Oxide, B lack...... lb 131 Pkg 60 Peach, C alifornia...... gal 3 50 Oxide, W hite...... lb 85 . .OZ 65 A Peach, Tennessee...... gal 3 00 T incture, Aconite, le a v e s ...... lb -60 Veratrine, pure. .. .oz 2 52 ....lb 35 BLACKBERRY CORDIAL. A conite, root...... ft 60 ...lb 70 Monarch, (4-bbls...... gal 1 20 Aloes ...... lb 50 ....ft 40 Monarch, 10-gal. k eg...... gal 125 Aloes and M yrrh...... lb 60 Monarch, 5-gal. keg...... gal 1 35 Arnica Flowers...... ft 50 .. .oz 1 60 1 35 Seneca Castle, 10-gal. k e g ....:...... gal l 25 A safoetida...... lb 75 Seneca Castle. 5-gal. keg, Beiladona...... — lb 60 ...lb 10 ...... gal 1 35 B enzoin...... lb 80 Bitter Almond. . .ft 30 Eclipse, (4-bbls...... gal' 1 00 ....lb 35 Benzoin, com p ...... lb 85 BRAN D Y—DOMESTIC. Blood R oot...... lb 60 ....lb 30 B ryon ia...... lb 60 ..gal 15 Cactus, grand...... 1b 90 ....lb 35 Cognac, (4-bbls., 90$...... - gal 1 75 C alendula...... ft 85 ....ft 35 Cognac, 10-gal. keg, 90$...... gal 1 80 ....lb 60 Cognac, (4-bbls., 100$...... gal 1 85 ....lb 90 .... ib 40 Cognac, 10-gal. keg, 100%...... gal 1 90 ....lb 70 Apricot, 10-gal kegs...... gal 2 00 .. ..lb 42 Apricot, 5-ga,l. k egs...... gal 2 15 .. lb 65 ...-ft 65 Orange, 10 gal. kegs...... gal 2 00 .... Db 60 ....ft 50 Orange, 5 gal. kegs...... gal 2 15 Catechu...... f t 50 .. ..ft 35 ....lb 60 ....lb 25 GIN. ....lb 60 (4 lb 04(4 .... lb 50 .case 2 00 Clark’s Juniper Gin, 10’s...... gal 190 ....lb 60 ....it 12 Eagle, 10’s...... gal 1 90 Cohosh, black. ....lb 60 2 25 Eagle, 5’s...... gal 195 __ lb 85 Johnson, Po., 3 75 Ola Tom, 10’s ...... gal 180 ....lb 85 Old Tom, 5’s ...... -gal 190 . ..lb 30 Schufeldt’s Im perial, 90%,10’s...... gal 175 ... .ft 50 . .doz 1 75 ...,1b 50 Schufeldt’s Imperial, 100%, 10’s., ...... gal 190 Anderson, Po., 1-lb cans. . .doz 3 50 Schufeldt’s Rye Malt, 10s...... gal 2 05 ....ib 70 ....ft 1 17 ....lb 50 ...,1b 1 23 Lighthouse, Imported, (4ths...... gal 3 75 . . . l b 50 .. . .Ib 50 RUM. ___lb 60 ....ft 65 .. ..lb 75 Jamaica, (4’s, im ported...... gal 5 50 ....ft 60 Jamaica, 10’s Domestic...... gal 2 40 ...... lb 60 ....ft 60 ....lb 80 New England, (4-bbls...... gal 2 00 ....ft 90 New England, 10’s ...... gal 2 10 .. ..1b 60 . ...ft 1 00 ....lb 50 Iro n . . ..ft 50 WINE—CALIFORNIA. Gentian, comp. .. ..lb 45 ....lb 1 20 ....lb 60 ....lb 75 Angelica, B arton’s, bbls...... gal 90 ....lb 75 Tar . ....lb 35 Angelica, B arton’s, 10-gal. kegs...... gal 1 00 ....f t 75 ....lb 08 Angelica, (4-bbls...... gal 85 ... .ft 60 ....ft 06 Angelica, 10’s...... gal 90 ...,1b 1 35 ....lb 07 Muscatel, (4-bbls...... gal 85 ...,1b 1 20 ....lb 15 Muscatel, 10’s ...... gal 90 ....lb 1 20 .. .,1b 17 Port Type, Barton’s, bbls...... gal 1 00 1 20 ....ft 05 Port Type, Barton’s, 10-gal. kegs...... gal 1 10 ....lb 80 ....lb 06 Port Type, (4-bbls...... gal 90 ....lb 2 80 Red Sar ....lb 10 Port Type, 10’s ...... gal 95 60 Sandal. ....ft 30 Sherry Type, Barton’s, bbls ...... gal 1 00 ....lb 50 ....ft 35 Sherry Type, Barton’s, 10-gal. kegs...... gal 1 10 ...... lb 60 ....lb 26 Sherry Type, (4-bbls...... gal 85 . . ..lb 85 ....ft 30 Sherry Type, 10*s...... gal 90 ....0 ) 50 .. ..ft 50 60 A cetate...... lb .33. ------OZ 10 IMPORTED. ....lb 75 24 Port, Croft’s (4ths...... gal 3 00 ....lb 60 27 Port, Tarragona, (6ths...... gal 175 60 27 Sherry, I. W. B., (4ths...... gal 2 25 Opium, U. S. P. ... ft 2 10 27 Sherry, J. G. B., (4ths...... gal 1 75 ...doz 1 50 20 ...d oz 2 50 28 IMPORTED SPANISH WINES. 4 00 Carbonate...... Ib .25 .. ____OZ 10 ....lb 75 Chloride Gran...... lb .25... 09 Juan Guillermo “ Burdou” Port...... case 7 50 90 Chloride Gran. C. P ...... lb .35... ____OZ 10 Juan Guillermo “ Burdou” Sherry...... case 7 50 ...doz 1 50 Chloride Fused 0. P ...... lb .35... 15 ...doz 2 25 C yanide...... 24 WHISKIES. ...,1b 2 00 28 ....lb 50 33 BARBEL QUOTATIONS. .... lb 60 44 ....lb 50 24 Anderson Co. S. M., 1901...... gal 2 65 .. ..lb 60 N itrate...... 1b 3.10. ------oz 30 Carter Bourbon, spg ’0 5 ...... gal 2 40 ....lb 60 28 Clarke’s Pure Rye, spg ’9110’s...... gal 3 00 . ..lb 70 .. ..lb 18 Clifford’s Rye, Spg’00...... gal 2 60 — lb 65 Oxide White C. P . ,1b 30 Clifford’s Rye, s p g ’01...... gal 2 45 ....lb 65 50 Clifford, s Rye, spg '02...... gal 2 35 ....lb 65 Perborate...... ib 4.00. __ oz 39 Clifford’s Rye, spg ’03...... gal 2 25 ....lb 69 Permanganate...... lb 5.25. __ oz 54 Clifford’s Rye, spg ’04...... gal 2 15 ....lb 60 Peroxide...... Ib 4.00. __ oz 39 Clifford’s Rye. s p g ’05...... gal 2 10 ....lb 60 Phosphate...... lb .89. __ oz 13 Clifford’s Rye, spg ’06...... gal 2 00 ....lb 60 Phosphide...... ,1b 1.75. 26 Elk Run Bourbon, spg ’99...... gal 2 65 ....lb 60 S alicylate...... oz 22 Elk Run Bourbon, spg ’00...... gal 2 50 Tolu. ....lb 75 28 Elk Run Bourbon, spg ’01...... gal 2 40 ....lb 60 ... .lb 16 Elk Run Bourbon, spg ’02...... gal 2 30 ....lb 75 Sulphate Gran. C. P. . . ft 16 Elk Run Bourbon, s p g ’03...... gal 2 20 ....ft 70 ....lb 25 Elk Run, s p g ’04...... gal 2 10 ... 1b 2 00 .. ..ft 10 Elk Run. s p g ’05...... gal 2 00 . .doz 2 25 .. ..ft 12 Elk Run Bourbon, spg. ’06...... gal 1 90; A FULL LINE OF POWER-WEICHTMAN-ROSENGARTEN CO., CHEMICALS IN STOCK OMAHA DRUGGIST. 33

> LIOUORS—Cont. - ■«' LIQUORS—Cont. LIQUORS Cont. v **■*.» WHISKIES—Co n t . Wine, Sour. Jed Claytop Rye, ,q t s ,..... ____,Q,a&e 10 50 Catawba, dry, Kelly Island...... doz 4 50 BARREL QUOTATIONS. Jed Clayton Rye, pts___...... I.l.case 11 50 Claret, St. Ju lien ...... doz 4 50 Manhattan Cocktails...... doz 10 00 Fair Oaks, spring 1904...... gal 2 60 Claret, Zinfandel, R. D. Co.’s ...... doz 3 50 Medallion. Bottled in Bond.1 Finchtown Rye, spg ’03...... gal 2 30 Old Mission Claret, quarts...... doz 4 75 Quarts, 1 dozen in case...... case 10 00A Finchtown Bourbon, spg ’03...... gal 2 30 Old Mission Claret, 5’s ...... doz 4 50 5s 1 dozen in case..,...,...... case 9 OCA Golden Sheaf Rye, spg. ’01...... gal 2 50 Old Mission Resling, quarts...... doz 4 75 Pints, 2 dozen in case...... case 10 50A Golden Sheaf Rye, s p g ’02...... gal 2 35 , Old Mission Resling, 5s ...... doz 4 50 54 pints, 4 dozen in case...... case 11 50A Golden Sheaf Bourbon, sp g ’03...... gal 2 25 Old Mission Sherry, quarts...... doz 4 75 M aryland Club. 5’s ...... doz 12 00 Golden Sheaf Bourbn, spg’03...... gal 2 15 Old Mission Sherry, 5s...... doz 4 50 Meat and Malt, q ts...... case 7 50 Guckenheimer, s p g ’02...... gal 2 65 Sherry, R. D. Co.’s ...... ,...... doz 4 00 Meat and Malt pts...... cuse 8 50 Hazel Gap, s p g ’0 3 ...... gal 2 40 Wine, Sweet. Mercantile Club Rye. Bottled in Bond. Hermitage Bourbon,spg’99...... gal 4 00 A ngelica, R. D. Co.’s ...... doz 4 00 Quarts, 1 doz. incase ...... case 9 50 Hermitage Bourbon rspg 1900...... gal 3 50 Old Mission Angelica, quarts...... doz 4 75 5s. 1 doz. in case...... case 8 50 Hermitage Bourbon, spg 1901...... gal 3 40 Old Mission Angelica, 5s...... doz 4 50 Pints, 2 doz. in case ...... case 10 00 Hermitage Bourbon, spg 1902...... gal 320 Old Mission Muscatel, quarts...... doz 4 75 54-pints, 4 doz. in case...... case 10 50 Hermitage Bourbon, 1903...... : .gal 3 10 Old Mission Muscatel, 5s ...... doz 4 50 Old Carter. Bottled in Bend. Hermitage, Bourbon. 1 9 0 4 gal 3 00 Old Mission Port Type, quarts...... doz 4 75 Quarts, 1 dozen in case...... case 9 50 Hermitage. Bourbon, 1905...... gal 2 80 Old Mission Port, Type 5s...... doz 4 50" Fives, l dozen in case...... case 8 50 Hermitage, Bourbon, spg 1906...... gal 2 45 Old Mission Tokay Type, quarts...... doz 4 75 Pints, 2 dozen in case...... case 10 00 Medallion, spg ’03...... gal 2 50 Old Mission Type Tokay, 5s...... :...... dOz 4 50 54-pts, 4 dozen in ca se...... case 11 00 Medallion, spg ’04...... gal 235 Muscatel, R. D. Co.’s ...... doz 4 00 Old Crow Bourbon. Bottled in Bond. Medallion, fall ’05...... gal 2 25 Maderia, old...... doz 54-gal. bottles, 6 bottles to case...... case 14 75 Medallion, spg ’06 ...... gal 2 20 Port, Type R. D. C o...... doz 4 00 Quart bottles, 12 bottles to case...... case 15 00 Mercantile Club Rye, fall ’01...... gal 2 60 Port, Type Rose’s old ...... doz 9 00 5s bottles, 12 bottles to case...... case 13 50 Old Taylor, spg’01...... gal 3 00 Pint bottles, 24 bottles to case...... case 15 50 Old Taylor, spg ’02...... gal 2 75 W hiskey. Anderson, Bottled in Bond. 54-pt. bottles. 48 bottles to case...... case 16 75 Old Taylor, spg ’03...... gal 2 60 . 1-5 pt. bottles, 120 bottles to case . ..case 19 00 Old Taylor, s p g ’0 4 ...,...... gal 2 50 qts, 1 doz. in c a s e ...... case 10 50 5’s, 1 doz. in ca se...... 1...... case 9 50 1-10 pt.bottles, 240 bottles to case_____case 22 00 Old Taylor, spr. 05...... gal 2 40 Old Lewis Hunter Rye. Bottled in Bond. Old Taylor, spg 1906...... gal 2 25 pts. 2 doz. in case...... case 11 50 i4pt.,4doz-in Case,;...... case 12 50 Quarts, 1 dozen in case...... case 10 00 Old Standard, spg 1 9 0 4 . , ...... s...gal 2 20 Fives. 1 dozen in Case...... case 9 00 . Sweet Briar Bourbon, spg ’00...... gal 2 65 Ashburn. Bottled in Bond. Pints, 2 dozen in case...... case 10 50 . Sweet Briar Bourbon, spg ’01 ...... gal. 2 65 Quarts, 1 doz. in case...... case 9 75 54 pts, 4 dozen in case...... case 12 00 Sweet Brier, spg ’02...... gal 2 60 5s, 1 doz. in case...... case 8 75 Old Private Stock, qts...... case 10 00 Sweet Brier, spg ’03...... gal 2 30 Pints, 2 doz. in case...... — .’..case 10 25 Old Private Stock, pts 2-doz...... case 11 00 Sweet Brier, spg ’04...... gal 2 20 54-pints. 4 doz. in case...... case 10 75 Old Time. Bottled in Bond. Sweet Brier, spg ’0 5 ...... gal 2 15 Black and White Scotch...... case 13 25 5s, 1 doz. in case...... case 9 50 Sweet Brier Bourbon, sprg. 06...... gal 2 05 Belle of Anderson. Bottled in Bond. Pints, 2 doz. in case...... case 10 50 FINE BLENDED WHISKIES. Quarts, 1 doz. in case...... case 10 00 54 pints, 4 dpz. in c a s e ...... case 11 50 Bell of Kentucky...... gal 2 00 5s, 1 doz. in case...... case 9 00 Old Taylor. Bottled in Bond. Bell of Kentucky, !4-bbls...... gal 2 10 Pints, 2 doz. in case...... case 10 00 54-Gal., 54-doz in case...... case 10 50 Weller’s Star Rye, !4 bbls...... '...... gal 1 90 54-pi.nts, 4 doz. in case...... case 11 00 Quarts, 1 doz. in case...... case 10 50 Weller’s Star Rye, 10 gal kegs...... -gal 2 00 Canadian Club, Bottled in Bond, 7 years old. 5’s, 1 doz in case...... case 9 50 W eller’s Star Bourbon, 70%...... gal 1 65 qts, 1 doz. cases...... case 14 00 Pints, 2 dozen in case...... case 11 50 Weller’s Star Bourbon, 80%...... gal 1 75 pts., 16 in case...... case 15 00 54-Pints, 4 dozen in case...... case 12 00 Weller’s Star Bourbon, 90% . ' ...... gal 1 85 54-pts., 32 in case...... case 14 00 Overholt Rye, Bottled in Bond. * Weller’s Star Bourbon, 100%...... gal 2 00 Canadian Club, 5’s, 5 years old ...... case 13 00 Cuarts, 1 doz. in case...... case 12 00 Pints, 2 doz. in case...... '...... case 13 00 Carter. .1, G., 90%...... gal 1 90 Clark’s Rye. Bottled in Bond. Elk Club Rye...... gal 2 00 54 Pints, 4 doz. in case...... case 14 00 qts., 1 doz cases...... case 10 00 Paul Jones XXXX Rye. Elk Club Rye, 10-gal. kegs...... gal 2 10 5’s, 1 doz. cases...... case 9 00 Golden Crown, 95%...... gal 2 00 1 doz. quart jugs in case...... case 12 00 pts., 2 doz cases...... case 11 00 2 doz. pint jugs in case...... case 13 00 Gannymede Rye, bbls...... ,,...... gal 3 00 54-pts. 4 doz cases...... case 12 00 Gannymede Rye, S4 bbls...... gal 3 10 4 doz. 54 pints in case...... case' 14 00 1-5 pts. 10 doz cases...... case 14 50 Popcorn...... doz 11 00 Gannymede Rye, 10,gal. kegs...... gal 3 25 ’ 1-10 pts, 20 doz cases...... case 15 50 Honey Dew Bourbon, 80%...... gal 1 80 Sweet Briar, qt 1 doz cases...... case 8 50 Honey Dew Bourbon, 90%...... gal 1 90 Cedar Brook (McBrayer) in Bond. pts, 2-dozcases...... case 9 00 Honey Dew Bourbon. 100%...... gal 2 00 Quarts, 1 dozen in case...... case 11 75 pts, Amb. bot. 4 doz cases...... case 8 00 Long bbl. Bourbon, bbls...... gal 2 50 5s, 1 dozen incase ...... case 10 25 54-pts, A m b.bots.4doz...... case 10 00 Long bbl. Bourbon, *4’s ...... gal 2 55 Pints, 2 dozen in case...... case 12 25 Thos. Moore. Bottled in Bond.—“Old Possum Long bbl. Bourbon, 10gal k egs...... :. .gal 2 60 H alf Pints. 4 dozen in case...... case 13 25 Hollow Pure Rye.” Long bbl. Bourbon. 5 gal kegs ...... gal 2 65 . Clifford’s Rye, Quarts, l rdoz. case ...... case 11 25 Magnolia Bourbon. 70%...... gal 1 60 qts., 1 doz cases...... case 9 00 5s, 1-doz. ca se ...... case 10 25 Magnolia, Bourbon, 80%...... gal 1 70 pts. 2 doz cases...... case 10 00 Pints, 2-doz. case...... case 11 75 Magnolia Bourbon, 90%...... gal 1 80 pts. amber, 2 doz cases...... case 10 50 54-pints, 4-doz. case...... case 12 75 Magnolia Bourbon, 100%...... gal 1 90 54-pt. amber. 4 doz cases...... case 11 00 University Club. Bottled in Bond. Malt, Star. 85% ...... gal 1 75 Quarts, 1 doz in case...... case 9 50 Clifford’s Malt. 5s, 1 doz in case...... case 8 50 Malt, Superior...... gal 2 00 5’s, 1 doz in ca se ...... case 6 50 Mount Sterling Rye...... gal 2 50 Pints, 2 doz in case...... case 10 50 Cream Rye. qts 1 doz cases...... case 11 00 Western Club Rye, qts...... case 8 50 Overton Rye...... gal 1 75 Cream Rye, pts, 2 doz cases...... case 12 00 Overton Bourbon...... gal 1 75 Western Club Rye, pts...... case 9 50 Cream Rye, 54-pints, 4 doz. in case...... case 13 00 Western Club Rye, Vi-pts...... ca se 10 50 Old Jed Clayton Bourbon, 8 yrs...... gal 2 75 Dewar’s Old H ighl’h Scotch...... doz 12 75 White Wheat, 100%...... gal 2 00 Western Club Rye, b b l...... gal 2 10 Elk Run, bottled in bond. Western Club Rye, l^-bbl...; ...... gal 2 15 Quarts, 1 doz. in case...... case 950 MINERAL WATERS W estern Club Rye, 10-gal. keg...... gal 2 20 5s 1 doz. incase ...... I— case 8 50 A m ’t in Price Per Pints, 2 doz. in case...... case 10 00 case per case doz. CASE GOODS. Half pints, 4 doz. in case...... case 11 00 Abalena, qts...... 50 $10 00 $2 75 Ale, Bass, 8-doz. bbls...... bbl. lot 1.90 doz 2 00 Gannymede Rye. Abalena, sm all...... 50 4 00 1 00 Guinness Stout, 8-doz bbls, bbl lot 1 90 doz 2 00 Quarts, 1 dozen in case...... case 10 00 Allouez, 54-gal., s till...... , ___ 12 5 25 5 35 Ale, White Label...... doz 2 10 5s, 1 dozen in case...... case 9 00 Allouez, quarts, carbonate ... 50 7 50 2 00 Stout, White L abel...... doz 2 10 Pints. 2 dozen in case...... case 11 00 Apenta, q t s ...... 50 10 00 2 75 Brandy, Blackberry. 14 Pints, 4 dczen in case...... case 12 00 Apenta, Small...... 100 10 50 1 30 Hungarian blackberry Juice, qts ...... doz 7 50 Golden Sheaf Bourbon in Bond. Apenta Splits, Carbonated__ 50 5 75 1 50 Richardson’s, q ts...... doz 5 50 Qts, 1 doz in case...... case 9 25 Apolllnaris, quarts...... 50 8 50 2 25 Richardson’s, p ts...... doz 3 00 Pts, 2 doz in case...... case 10 00 Apollinaris, pints ...... 100 12 00 1 60 Apollinaris, Splits...... 100 Brandy, California. Golden Sheaf Rye in Bond. 9 50 1 25 Richardson’s, q ts...... doz 8 50 Bethesda, 54-gallon, still...... 12 4 25 Qts, 1 doz in case...... ' ...... case 9 50 Bethesda, quarts, carbonated 50 6 00 Richardson’s, pts...... doz 4 50 Pts, 2 doz in case..._...... case 10 50 Brandy, Cognac, Imported. Bethesda, pints, carbonated.. 100 8 00 1 20 Hennessy, ★ * ★ — ...... doz 19 00 Green River. Bottled in Bond. Bethesda. splits, carbonated. 100 7 00 1 00 Paul G rim ier* * * ...... case 16 20 Quarts, 1 dozen in case...... case 12 00 Bethesda Ginger Ale, quarts. 50 7 00 2 00 Reli Issir...... 10 50 Fives, 1 dozen in case...... case 10 00 Bethesda Ginger Ale, pints... 100 9 50 1 25 Belange *★ * Cognac, Imported...... doz 15 00 Pints, 2 dozen in case...... case 12 50 Buffalo L ith ia ...... 12 5 25 5 50 Ponta * * ★ Cognac, Im ported...... doz 18 00 54-pts. 4 dozen in case...... case 13 00 Castalian...... 24 8-00 4 25 Guckenheimer, Bottled in Bond. Carabana...... 100 23 00 3 00 Cham pagne. C o lfa x ,...... : ...... Cook’s Im perial, qu a rts...... case 14 00 Qts 1 doz in case...... case 11 50 24 3 00 1 65 Cook’s imperial, pints...... case 16 00 5s 1 doz in case...... case 10 50 Congress Water...... 48 6 50 1 75 Moet & Chandon White Seal, quarts — case 32 00 Pts, 2 doz in ca se ...... case 12 00 Carlsbad...... 30 13 00 5 25 Moet & Chandon White Seal, pints...... case 34 00 54-pt 4 doz in case...... case 12 50 Franz Joseph...... 12 3 00 Hathorn, pints...... 48 6 50 1 75 Veuve Cliquot, Vellow Label, quarts.. .case 34 00 Hermitage Bourbon. Bottled in Bond. Hunyadi Janos...... Veuve Cliquot, Yellow Label, pints...... case 36 00 54-gal. bottles, 6 bottles to case...... case 14 25 50 11 00 3 00 Gold Seal Special, pints .: ...... case 16 00 Londonderry Lithia, 54-gal... 12 5 00 Quart bottles, 12 bottles to case...... case 14 50 Londonderry Lithia, quarts.. 50 7 50 2 15 Gold Seal Special, qu arts...... case 14 00 5s bottles, 12 bottles to case ...... case 13 00 Londonderry Lithia, pints___ 100 10 50 1 50 Golden Age. quarts...... case 14 00 Pint bottles, 24 bottles to case...... case 15 00 Golden Age, p in ts...... case 16 00 Londonderry Lithia, splits... 100 8 50 1 20 !4-pt. bottles, 48 bottles to case...... case 16 25 Pluto, concentrated...... 24 6 50 3 35 Gin. 1-5 pt. bottles, 120 bottles to case...... case 18 50 Pluto, concentrated, 54-pts... 50 5 00 1 35 Clarke’s Juniper Gin, qts...... doz 8 50 1 - 10pt.bottles, 240 bottles to case, '....case 21 50 Pluto, natu ral...... 24 3 50 1 85 Clarke’s Juniper Gin, 5’s ...... doz 8 00 Hermitage Rye. Bottled in Bond. Poland, quarts...... 50 8 50 2 25 Devils Island...... '...... doz 8 00 54-gal. bottles, 6 bottles to case...... case 14 75 Poland. 54 gallons...... 24 8 50 4 50 E a g le ...... doz 800 Quart bottles, 12 bottles to case...... case 15 00 Red Raven Splits...... 50 5 00 I 85 Gordon, dry...... doz 10 00 5s bottles. 12 bottles to case...... case 13 50 Rubinat, Coridal...... 50 12 00 3 25 Old Tom, Burnett’s, Im p’td...... doz 1000 Pint bottles, 24 bottles to case...... case 15 50 Stafford, 54-gallon...... 12 5 50 5 60 Old Tom, Richardson’s, 4’s...... doz 8 00 54-pt. bottles, 48 bottles to case...... case 16 75 Stafford, carbonated, quarts.. 50 7 50 1 85 Old Tom, Boothe’s...... doz 1000 1-5 pt. bottles, 120 bottles to case ... ..case 19 00 Vichy, Oelestin, quarts...... 50 14 00 3 50 Shufeldt Premium Dry...... doz 7 50 1-10pt.bottles, 240 bottles to case...... case 22 00 Villacarbas, small...... 50 10 75 2 65 Woolner Dry .Gin...... doz 800 Hunter Rye, 5s...... doz 12 50 Villacarbas, large...... 50 18 75 4 50 Ram . Iler’s Malt, Veronica, 54-gals...... 12 5 00 5 20 New England...... doz 5 50 Qts 1 doz in ca se ...... case 7 50 White Rock Lithia, quarts... 50 7 50 2 00 Negrita, Im ported...... doz 18 00 Pints, 2 doz in case...... case 8 00 W hite Rock Lithia, pints...... 100 10 50 1 50 Jamaica, old ...... doz 900 54 Pints, 4 doz in case...... case 9 00 White Rock Lithia, splits.___ 100 9 00 1 25 WE CARRY A COM LETE LINE OF P. W. R. CHEM ICALS 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. Smalts, B lack ...... ft 08 Discount 40%. A labastine, White, 5-lb pkgs, 100-lb ca se___lb 10 B lu e ...... lb 10 Astd. case Ail tints, 5-lb pkgs, 100-lb case...... lb 11 Blue G rass...... lb 20 contains White, bbls and V4-bbls...... ,...- ...... lb 00 B row n...... ft 08 Qt. Pt. V4-Pt. Qt. Pt. ViPt Discount, 40%. G reen...... ft 10 Raven Coach Black.$0 75 $0 45 10 30 6 6 6 Aluminum Leaf...... :....pack 150 R e d ...... 1b 12 Citron Yellow ___ ... 75 45 30 1 2 2 Black, Drop...... lb 10 Amber, Burnt American ...... 1b 02 V erm illion...... 1 00 60 40 1 2 2 Drop, powder...... lb 12 Burnt Turkey ...... 1b 05 Brilliant B lue___ ... 75 45 30 1 2 2 B lack, Iv o ry ...... lb 10 Umber, Raw American ...... ft 03 Acm e W ine...... 75 45 30 1 2 2 Lamp, common, Is, Vis and Vis...... lb 8@10 Raw T u r k e y ...... ft 05 Coach Green...... 75 45 30 1 2 2 Lamp, common, fingers...... 100 65 Vermilion, American, bulk ...... ___lb 14 Carmine R ed ...... 1 00 60 40 1 2 2 Lamp, Germantown, Is, Vis and Ms...... Ibl0@12 American, 6-lb cans...'...... ft 16 Brewster Green... . . 75 45 30 1 2 2 Lead, American ...... lb 06 Chinese...... lb 125 W hite...... 60 40 1 2 2 Lead, East India...... lb 13 E nglish...... ft 95 B lu e, Celestial...... lb 08 White,Paris, A m ...... bbl 1 20 ft 1V4@2 Detroit White Lead Works Ready-Mixed Chinese, powdered...... lb 55 Paris, English...... bbl 1 25 1b 15£@2Vj Varnish Gloss Carriage Paints. C o b a lt...... lb 25 Whiting, G ilders...... bbl 110 1b iy,@2 Discount, 40%. Prussian A, powdered...... lb 45 Spanish...... bbl 1 00 1b 1V4@2 Quarts. Pints. Vi Pints S oluble...... lb 50 Yellow Chrome, pure, 6- 1b b o x e s ...... lb 14 B lack ...... $0 75 45 30 Ultramarine, H. B., 28-lb box, 15...... lb 18 Com., 6-lb boxes...... lb 10 Blue ...... 75 45 30 Brown, Spanish...... bbl 01...... IbIVi 02 Com., kegs...... 1b 06V4 Y ellow ...... 75 45 40 Vandyke, American...... lb 03 zin e, W hite, A m erican...... lb 10 Verdure Green...... 74 55 30 Vandyke, German...... lb 10 W hite, F rench...... lb 10 Quaker Green...... 75 45 30 W hite, in oil, Green Seal, 25- ft cans...... 1b 09V4 Brewster Green__ ...... 75 45 30 Carm ine, No. 40...... oz 40 White, in oil, Red Seal, 25-1b cans...... ft 09 No. 40...... »> 4 00 W ine C olor...... 75 45 30 White, in oil, com., small tins...... lb 10 W hite...... 1 00 60 40 Diamond Dust ...... lb 36 White, in varnish, com., small tins...... lb 12 ffimery, C loth...... quire 60 V erm illion ...... 1 00 60 40 Paper, assorted 00 to 1 Vi...... ream 4 00 F lo u r...... ft 07 SENOUR’S FLOOR PAINT. Columbian Barn and Roof Paints. Grain ...... lb 10 Gallon can s...... gal $1 10 Brown, Red, and Slate. Flake White, English...... lb 15 Vt gallon cans ...... gal 1 15 Frosting, White...... lb 40 Quart c a n s ...... gal 120 B arrels...... 1...... gal 65 Vi barrels...... gal 70 Glass Cutters, Steel...... doz 1 00 The Finest and Strongest Colors on the Market. G lazier’s P o in t s ,...... doz 1 00 5 and 10 gallon k its...... gal 72Vi Discount 40%. 1 gallon can s...... gal 75 Glue. BROWNS. X X Clear...... bbls 12 lb 17 Ra*w and burnt U m ber ...... 1b $0 18 X L Flake...... bbls 12 ft 17 Raw and burnt Sienna...... ft 19 Hard Oil Finish. I. S. Sheet...... bbls 13 ft 16 V andyke Brow n...... 1b 19 Ribbon...... bbls 14 lb 18 Net prices. BLACKS. F ish ...... bbls 16 lb 20 Imperial, 1-gal. cans...... gal $0 90- Ex. G round...... bbls 12 ft 14 Refined Lamp Black ...... 1b 24 Coach Black ...... 1b 24 Imperial, 5-gal, cans...... gal 85 White A ...... bbls 18 ft 20 Berry Brothers’ Light, 1-gal. cans...... gal White B ...... bbls 14 ft 18 Sign Writers’ Black...... ft 24 Ivory Black...... ft 24 Berry Brothers’ Walnut, 1-gal. can s...... gal W hite C ...... : ...... bbls 12 Berry Brothers’ White, 1-gal. cans...... gal Gold Bronze, No. 4,000...... ,1b Drop B lack ...... ft 24 Lettering Black ...... ft 24 Berry Brothers’ Luxenberry W hite,...... gal No. 5,000...... ft Berry Brothers’ Luxenberry Light...... gal No. 6,000...... ft 1 00 Black P aint...... ft 24 Gold Leaf, Hasting, XX deep...... pack 7 50 BLUES. G old P aint, Japanese, sm all...... doz 1 50 Prussian B lue...... 1b 60 M arsching’s, sm all...... doz 2 75 Ultramarine Blue...... ft 30 Graining Combs, Steel. Taylor...... set 1 10 Chinese B lue...... ft 67 VARNISHES. Green, Chrome, com., kegs...... lb 08 Azure B lu e...... ft 50 Chrome, com., 6-lb boxes...... lb 10 GREENS. No charge for containers. Chrome, pure, 6-lb boxes...... lb 12 Chrome Green, L. M. & D ...... 1b 24 R. D. Co. Imperial Varnishes. Magnesia, 6-lb boxes...... lb 15 French G reen...... ft 25 Marseilles, 6-lb boxes...... 16 Olive or Bronze Green...... ft 34 10 gal. 5 gal Marseilles, in oil...... » 18 Permanent French Green...... ft 45 Bbls. Vt bbls. cans. cans Green, Paris, S. S. F., arsenic, kegs ... 1b 29 Vi Bottle G reen...... 1b 34 No IT Asphaltum ...__ gal 45 50 55 60 100-lb kegs...... lb 30 No. IT C oach...... __ gal 70 75 80 85 14, 28 and 56-lb kits...... lb 31 REDS. Extra Coach...... gal 1 00 1 05 1 10 1 15 2 and 5-lb paper boxes...... lb 31 Indian Red...... ft 23 65 Venetian Red No. IT Copal...... g a l 70 75 80 1-lb paper boxes...... lb 32 ...... ft 15 Extra Copal...... gal 85 1 00 1 05 1 0 Vi-lb paper b oxes...... lb 33 Tuscan R ed...... 1b 27 No. IT D am ar...... 1 05 1 10 1 15 Vi-lb paper b o x e s ...... ,ft 31 Imperial Red ...... 1b 17 Extra Damar...... gal 1 10 1 15 1 20 1 25 Harness Oil, Miller’s Vi-pts...... doz 2 00 Calcutta R ed...... : ...... ft 45 No. IT Japan...... gal 40 45 50 55 M iller’s, pts...... doz 3 75 Flat Brick Red...... 1b 15 Japan Dryer...... g a l 30 ar> 40 45 M iller’s, q ts...... doz 5 67 American Vermillion...... 1b 30 English Vermillion...... ft Mkt. Genuine Shellac...... gal 2 35 2 40 2 45 2 50 Uncle Sam, Vi-pts...... doz 1 50 Oil Shellac...... g a l 90 95 1 00 1 05 Uncle Sam, p ts...... doz 2 50 Rose P ink...... ft 30 Uncle Sam. q ts...... doz 4 00 Rose L ak e...... ft 50 Liquid Slating, gallons...... gal 1 75 Cherry R e d ...... lb 35 Boston Varnish Co’s. High Grade Varnishes. Vi-gallons...... gal 1 85 ,. * YELLOWS. Q u arts...... g al 2 00 English Chrome Yellow, L-M-O-D...... 1b 30 Kyanize Spar Composition...... gal $4 00 P in ts...... g a l 2 25 Dutch P in k ...... ft 27 Kyanize Interior Spar...... gal 2 50 Mineral Paint, Oxford O chre...... ft 20 Kyanize Coach Varnish...... gal 2 00 Chatanooga, or Low’s...... bbls 1 1b 1V4@2 Y ellow O chre...... ft 14 Kyanize White Enamel...... gal 4 00 Prince’s ...... 'bbls 1 Vi lb 2@2Vi Golden O chre...... 1b 20 Kyanize Liquid Wood F iller...... gal 200 Rawlins’ ...... bbls lVi lb 13£@2V4 Stone O chre...... 1b 15 Trade Discount 25%. Oohre, Gray ...... bbls 1 1b lVi@2 French Ochre...... ft 14 A m erican...... bbls M lb 1@2 GRAINING COLORS. F ren ch...... bbls lVi ft lM@2Vi Light and Dark O ak ...... ft 18 WHITE AND CABINET VARNISHES. French Floated...... bbls 1 ft lVi@2 W alnut...... 1b 18 G olden...... bbls 1 ft lVi@2 A s h ...... 1b 18 Extra White Demar...... gal 2 50 Rochelle...... bbls 1% ft 2@3 C hestnu t...... ft 18 White Demar...... gal 2 00 Orange Mineral...... ft 10 Mahogany or Cherry...... lb 18 Zanzibar Piano Polishing...... gal 4 50 Paint Mills, No. 2...... each 7 50 Extra Piano Rubbing...... gal 3 00 No. 3...... each 6 00 Cabinet R ubbing...... gal 2 50 P utty, pure, 100-lb cans...... lb 02 WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD AND Pale Oil Finish Rubbing...... gal 2 00 Putty, pure, 50-lb cans...... lb 02Vi LITHARGE. Trade Discount 25%. Putty, pure, 25-lb cans...... 1b 02Vi Collier’s, Red Seal or Southern...... Putty, pure. Bladder...... lb2M@2Vi 100, 200 or 500 ft kegs...... 1b 06% CABINET AND COACH VARNISHES. Pumice Stone, Select Lump...... ft 10 25 or 50 1b kegs...... lb 07% O rdin ary...... lb 08 12 V4 ft kegs...... ft 01% Hard Oil Finish...... gal 2 00 P ow dered ...... -...... ft 08 Dry Red or White Lead and Litharge...... No. 1 F urniture...... gal 1 05 Bed. Indian, English...... '...... lb 10 100 ft kegs__ ft 06% 50 ft kegs...... ft 07% “ No-Lus” Varnish...... gal 2 50 Low e’s M eta lic...... bbls 9-10 lb 1V4@2 251b k egs...... ft 07% Exterior Wood Preservative ...... gal 3 00 T u scan ...... lb 15 W hite Lead, Is, 2s or 5s...... lb 08% Boston Extra Coach ...... gal 1 50 Venetian, American...... bbls 85 cwt lb 1@2 Hammer Lead and Carter Lead...... B> 06% Flint-Lac Coach...... gal 1 40 Venetian, Derby...... bbls lVi lb 2©2V4 Columbia Lead, Is, 2s or 5s ...... ft 07* Linoleum ...... gal 2 00 Venetian, English...... bbls 1M lb 2Vi@3 Longwear L ead...... Ib 06* Extra Asphaltum ...... g a l 1 25 Venetian, Prince Albert...... bbls 1% 1b 2@3Vi Imperial Lead...... 1b 05* Union A sphaltum ...... g a l 85 Venetian, R oyal...... bbls lVi lb 2@2V£ H. P. Japan...... gal 1 25 Boae, pink...... ft 12 READY-MIXED PAINTS, VARNISHES, Liquid Dryer...... gal 1 25 Rosin, E—per 280-ft b b l...... bbl 6 25— 1b 03 ETC. Trade Discount 25%. F—per 280-1b b b l...... bbl 6 35....ft 03M Richardson Drug Co’s Columbian. G -p e r 280-ft b b l...... bbl 6 5 0 ....ft 03V£ Ready-Mixed Paints. K—per 280-ft b b l...... bbl 6 75... ft 04 Outside and Inside White—Nos. 64, 42, 11, 34, 5, CARRIAGE VARNISHES AND JAPANS. M—per 280-ft b b l...... bbl 7 60....ft 05 10,93, 41, 24, 17,30, 23, 51, 4,43. 26, 28, 66, 91, 62, 53. 1 English Finishing Body ...... gal 6 00 W -G—per 280-ft bbl...... bbl 8 0 0 ....ft 07 G allons...... 00 Pale D urable B od y ...... gal 5 00 P ow dered ...... lb 08 Vt gallons...... gal 1 05 Quarts 1 10 Elastic G ear...... gal 4 00 Sanitary Kalsomine, W hite...... 1b 10 ...... gal Heavy Gear — ...... gal 3 25 T in ts...... ft 11 No*. 40—Green. No. 82—Yellow . l 25 Our Coat Coach...... g al 3 50 White, 100-1b kegs...... lb 09 G allons...... No. 1 Carriage...... gal 3 00 Less 45%. lA gallons...... gal 1 30 1 Quick Rubbing...... • gal 4 00 Sand Paper, A rlin g to n ...... ream 2 75 Quarts...... 35 Criterion Coach Japan ...... gal 2 00 Sienna, Burnt, American...... — lb 04 No. 80—Vermillion. 1 Gold Size Japan...... g a l 3 00 Burnt, I ta lia n ...... lb 08 G allons...... gal 50 Pale Drying J apan...... gal 1 25 Raw, A m erican...... lb 04 V4 g allon s...... gal l 55 Raw, Italian ...... ft 08 Q u arts...... gal 1 60 Trade Discount 25%. A FULL LINE OF POWERS-WEIGHTMAN-ROSENCARTEN CO, CHEM ICALS IN STOCK OMAHA DRUGGIST 35

DRY COLORS—Concluded. CLASSWARE-Cont. GLASSWARE—Concluded. Berry Brothers Coach Varnishes. Toilet Cream—Wide Mouth Congress Square Recess. Discount, 25%. Full Less than TINCTURES. SALTMOUTHS. Heavy Gearing ...... , ...... gal 4 00 Cases full cases Net. 2- oz., 3 gross in case . .gro $2 85 13 20 ★ Medium Rubbing...... : ...... gal 4 50 3 76* Doz Doz English Elastic Wearing Body Varnish, 3- oz., 2 gross in case.....gro 3 35 34-pint...... $1 13 34-pint...... $1 30 medium dryer...... : ...... gal 6 00 4- oz., 2 gross in case ..... gro 3 85 4 32* 14-pint...... l 35 14-p in t...... l 70 P in t...... 1 50 English Elastic Wearing Body Varnish, Wood Pill Botties P int...... 1 90 quick dryer...... gal 6 00 Q u art...,...... 1 70 Quart.. 2 45 Wearing Body Varnish...... gal 550 1- drachm .gro 50* 14-gallon— ...... 3 00 14-gallon...... 3 75 Elastic Gearing V arnish...... gal 500 2- drachm, 60* No. 1 Gearing Varnish...... gal 4 50 4-drachm 80* Syrup Dispensing Bottles. One Coat Coach...... gal 4 50 6-drachm 1 00* Extra Coach Varnish...... gal 2 50 8-drachm . 1 10* Loose Stopper. Hard Rubbing Body Varnish...... gal 5 00 Quick Rubbing Varnish...... gal 4 00 Flint Package Bottles. Net. Black Rubbing Varnish...... , ...... gal 4 50 Case 1 88 Japan Gold Size...... gal 400 lots Extra Coach Japan...... gal 200 14-pint, 1-gross cases...... $ 3 99 2 44 Enameled Leather V arnish...... gal 4 00 1-pint, 14-gross cases ...... 5 34 3 75 1-quart, 14-gross cases...... 7 98 Valentine’s Coach Varnishes. 14-gallon, 34-gross cases...... 13 68 American Oils or Balsams. 5-pint, 34-gross cases...... 18 60 Net. FINISHING. 1-gallon, 1-6-gross cases...... 21 60 Pints. Wearing Body Varnish...... gal 6 00 2-gallon, 1 dozen cases...... 57 00 3 00 Medium Drying Body Varnish ...... gal 6 00 Flint Citrate Magnesia Bottles. 3 75 Elastic Gearing Varnish...... ^.gal 5 00 Gro. 5 62 One Coat Coach Varnish ...... gal 4 50 12-oz., 1-gross cases...... $ 5 56 One Coat Gear Varnish...... gal 2 50 12-oz., Patent Stoppers...... 9 70 English Oils. Green Glassware. RUBBING. Net. Plain and Bound Shoulder Prescriptions. 7 00 Hard Drying Body Varnish...... gal 5 00 Quick Levelling Varnish...... gal 4 00 WIDE MOUTH. 10 50 Flatting Varnish...... gal 3 00 Full Less than 14 00 Black Japan...... gal 4 50 Cases full cases Black Color and Varnish...... gal 4 00 14-oz., 6-gross boxes...... 2 00 No. 1 Black V arnish...... gal 150 1-oz., 6-gross boxes...... 2 08 2-oz., 5-gross boxes...... 2 32 3-oz., 4-gross boxes ...... 2 88 FLINT GLASSWARE. 4-oz., 3-gross b oxes...... 3 44 Miscellaneous. Net Prices. 6-oz., 214-gross boxes. ... 4 08 Window Glass—New List. 8-oz., 2-gross b ox es...... 4 64 Philadelphia and Baltimore Ovals, French Square 16-oz., 1-gross boxes___ . .. ___gro 5 74 6 80 Discount on single strength 90-5%. and Bound Prescriptions. Assorted, 14 to 8-oz...... Double strength 90-10%. Full Less than Bound Castor Oil Bottles. Cases full cases Tin Ointment Boxes. Meyer’s Full Less than Gro. Pat. 34-oz.. 5-gross cases...... $ 1 71 1 1 92 Cases full cases 1- oz., 5-gross cases...... 1 78 2 00 6 to gallon, or 2l-oz...... 8 28 Capacity 14-oz., plain, tin...... fO 34 2- oz., 3-gross cases...... 2 00 2 24 8 to gallon, or 16-oz...... 7 29 34-oz., ‘ ...... 43 60 3- oz„ 2-gross cases...... 2 49 2 80 10 to gallon, or 12-oz...... 6 39 14-oz., 1 ...... 62 75 4- oz., 2-gross cases...... 2 92 3 38 12 to gallon, or 10-oz...... gro 4 73 5 67 6- oz.. 1-gross cases...... 3 49 3 92 16 to gallon, or 8-oz...... 4 86 1- oz., • ...... 86 1 15 7- oz., 1-gross cases...... 3 63 4 08 20 to gallon, or 6-oz...... 4 23 114-oz., 1 ...... 116 8- oz., 1-gross cases...... 3 99 4 48 24 to gallon, or 5-oz...... 3 96 2- oz., 1 ...... 1 38 1 80 12-oz., 34-gross cases...... 5 13 5 76 30 to gallon, or 4-oz...... 3 78 14-oz., 34-gross cases...... 5 34 6 00 40 to gallon, or 3-oz...... 3 24 214-oz., 1 ...... 1 55 16-oz., 34-gross cases...... 5 77 6 48 50 to gallon, or 234-oz...... 2 97 3- oz.,' ...... 1 90 2 20 32-oz., 34-gross cases...... 8 76 9 84 60 to gallon’ or 2-oz...... 2 79 ‘ 4- oz.,1 ...... 2 15 2 50 Assorted, 34 to 8-oz., 1-gross cases.. 2 99 8-oz., 1 ...... 3 40 Graduated and Imperial Ovals. FLINT FLASKS AND LIQUOR BOTTLES. 16-oz., ' ...... 5 15 Full Less than Shoo-Fly, Pic-Nic, or Jo-Jo or Columbian. Cases fu ll cases Gro. Beaker Glasses. l^-pint, 1-gross cases...... 2 40 14-oz., 5-gross cases .. 1 92 1-pint, 1-gross cases...... 3 65 No. 00, 1-oz...... 80 1-oz., 5-gross cases... 2 00 1-quart. 34-gross cases...... 5 60 90 2-oz., 3-gross cases... 2 24 3-oz., 2-gross cases... 2 80 6 gro. 5% discount. Larger quantity ask for No. 1, 3-oz...... 1 20 4-oz., 2-gross cases... 3 38 special quotation. No. 2, 5-oz...... doz 1 35 6-oz., 114-gross cases. 3 92 No. 3, 7-oz...... 2 00 8-oz., l-gross cases .. 4 48 Liquor Bottles. 12-oz., 14-gross ca ses.. 5 76 Full Less than Nc 4 ,11-oz...... 2 65 16-oz., 14-gross cases.. 6 48 Cases full cases No. 5, 16-oz...... doz 3 30 32-oz., 34-gross cases ...... gro 8 76 9 84 Cylinder Mould Brandies, 4’s ....gro $7 16 $8 38 4 20 Assorted. 14 to 8-oz., 1--gross cases.. 2 99 No. 6, 24-oz...... 5’s. ..gro 6 47 7 56 5 00 8’s. . .gro 4 60 5 38 No. 7, 34-oz...... — Tall Blake Prescriptions. Bell of Bourbon, 5’s ...... gro 7 16 8 38 Doz. Full Less than Tall Seal Brandies, 4’s...... gro 7 16 8 38 • Cases full cases 5’s...... gro 6 47 7 56 Bed Pans—W hite...... 8 00 34-oz., 5-gross ca ses...... $ 1 78 $ 2 00 8’s ...... gro 4 60 5 38 Y ellow ...... 7 00 1-oz., 5-gross cases...... 1 85 2 08 Am ber Brandies, 4’s...... gro 8 34 9 26 No 515 Granite, grey ...... 15 00 5’s...... 2-oz., 3-gross cases... 2 40 ..gro 7 70 8 55 No. 510 Granite, white...... 16 50 3-oz., 2-gross cases... 2 88 Amber Hock Wines, 5’s ...... ,..gro 7 70 8 55 6’s ...... gro 7 16 4-oz., 2-gross cases... 3 36 7 96 Boxes—Wood. 6-oz., 1-gross oases...... 3 56 n 4 00 7-oz. Phil, or Balt. Ovals, Brandy Finish..gro. 2 75 Gro. 8-oz., 1-gross cases ...... 4 06 4 56 14-oz. Phil, or Balt. Ovals, Brandy Fihish..gro. 4 25 A 12-oz., 14-gross cases.. 5 84 28-oz. Phil, or Balt. Ovals, Brandy Finishgro.. 5 50 Turned, No. 1 or 14-oz...... " . . . 30 16-oz., 34-gross cases . 6 88 5 gro. lots 5# discount. Larger quantity ask for Turned, No. 2 or 34-oz...... 40 32-oz., 14-gross cases.. 10 88 special price. Turned, No. 3 or 34-oz...... Assorted. 14 to 8-oz., 1--grosscases.. 3 14 Turned, No. 4 or 1-oz...... 75 Sun. Turned, No. 5 or 2-oz...... 1 00 34-oz., 5-gross cases...... 1 71 1 92 Turned, No. 6 or 3-oz...... '...... 150 1-oz., 5-gross cases...... 1 78 2 00 Shop Furniture. Turned. No. 7 or 4-oz...... 2 00 2-oz.. 3-gross cases...... 2 00 2 24 3-oz., 2-gross cases...... 2 49 2 80 HEIGHT OF TINCTURES AND SALTMOUTHS TO Chemical Flasks Round or Flat Bottom. 4-oz., 2-gross cases...... T...... 2 92 3 38 TOP OF STOPPERS...... doz 1 00 6-oz., 1-gross cases...... 3 49 3 92 1- oz...... 8-oz., 1-gross cases...... 3 99 4 48 2-gallon...... Va-pint...... 2- oz...... doz 1 25 12-oz,, 34-gross cases...... 5 13 5 76 1-gallon...... 15 in 4-oz...... doz 1 50 34-gallon...... 13 in 2-oz...... 4-oz...... 16-oz., 34-gross cases...... 5 77 6 48 ...... doz 2 00 32-oz., 34-gross cases...... 8 76 9 84 Q uart...... 11 in 1-oz...... 8-oz...... Assorted, y2 to 8-oz., 1-gross cases.. Pint...... doz 2 50 2 99 9 in 16-oz...... - • • 32-oz...... doz 5 26 Ball Neck Panels—Full size. TINCTURES. SALTMOUTHS. With Ground Mushroom With Ground Mushroom Chimneys Doz. l * - o z „ 5-gross cases...... 2 14 2 40 Stoppers. Stoppers. 1 -oz., 5-gross cases...... 2 28 2 56 Sun, No. 1...... case 2 60 ...... 45 Net 134-oz., 3-gross cases...... 2 49 2 80 Sun, No. 2 case 3 00 ...... 55 1 34-oz., 3-gross cases...... 2 71 3 04 Doz Doz 244-oz., 3-gross cases...... 2 85 3 20 1- o z . 1- oz... Rochester, No. 1...... • 75 2-oz., 3-gross cases...... 2 92 3 38 2- o z ...... 95 2- oz...... 1-15 Rochester. No. 2...... 85 2t£-oz., 2-gross cases. — ...... 3 06 H 44 ...... 1 15 1 30 Rochester, No. 3...... ■...... 1 75 3-oz., 2-gross cases...... 3 28 3 68 8 -o z ...... 1 30 8-oz...... 4-oz., 1-gross cases...... 3 78 4 24 P in t...... 1 50 P in t...... La Bastie, No. 1...... 1 26 6-oz., 1-gross cases,...... 5 36 Q u art...... 1 70 Q uart...... La Bastie, No. 2...... 1 50 8-oz., 1-gross cases...... 5 84 6 56 34-gallon...... 3 00 34-gallon...... Straight Gas, 8 in ch ...... 75 12-oz., 34-gross cases...... 7 20 8 08 1-gal Ion...... 4 50 1-gallon...... 16-oz., 34-gross cases...... 8 84 9 92 2-gallon...... 9 75 2-gallon...... 13 50 Globe G a s ...... — 1 WE CARRY A COMLETE LINE OF P. W. R. CHEMICALS 36 OMAHA DRUGGIST

MISCELLANEOUS.—Cont. MISCELLANEOUS.—Cont. MISCELLANEOUS—Cont Evaporating Dishes. Each. Mortars. Each ^ Corks. 5 gross Bags. Porcelain, deep, No. 4, 4-oz...... 50 Porcelain, No. 1, 2X-in., 1-oZ...... $0 17 Porcelain, deep, No. 3. 4X-oz...... 65 Porcelain, No. 2, 2X-in., 2-oz...... 20 Porcelain, deep, No. 2, llX-oz ...... HO ’ Porcelain, No. 3, 3X-in., 3-oz...... 25 Porcelain, deep, No. 1 ,17-oz...... 1 00 Porcelain. No. 4, 3X-in., 4-oz...... 30 Porcelain, deep, 1-0, 27-oz...... 125 Porcelain. No. 5, 4-in., 6-oz...... 35 Porcelain,' deep, 2-0. 32-oz...... 1 50 • Porcelain, No 6, 4X-in.. 8-oz ...... 40 Porceiain, shallow, No. 4, 6-oz...... 60

Regular Porcelain, No. 7, 5-in., 12-oz...... *...... 45 No. Ex. long Rub er Porcelain, shallow, No. 3 .10-oz...... 75 Circle A Circle B Regular Circle A Popular X Grade

Blue Star Porcelain, No. 8. 5X-in.. 16-oz...... 50 X X Grade Porcelain, shallow, No. 2,16-oz...... 1 00 1-6 14 17 19 19 36 45 25 Porcelain, No. X3, 7X-in., quart...... 65 Porcelain, shallow, No. 1, 16-oz...... 1 15 3-6 16 20 22 22 41 54 28 Porcelain, No. X4, 9X-in., 2X-pint...... 80 Porcelain, shallow, 1-0, 30-oz...... 1 75 6-10 3? 39 50 50 Porcelain, No. X5,10X-in., 14-gal...... 1 00 Wedgewood, 0000, 2-oz...... 25 0 9 11 14 14 21 32 17 Porcelain, No. X6, llX-in., 5-pint...... 1 40 Wedgewood, 000, 4-oz...... ___...... 30 1 9 11 14 14 27 32 17 50 Porcelain. No. X7,12-in„ 6-pint...... 1 80 Wedgewood, 00. 6-oz...... 35 2 9 11 14 14 27 32 18 55 Porcelain. No. X9,13X-in.,lX-gal...... 2 60 W edgewood, 0, 8-oz— ...... 40 3 10 15 17 17 34 41 21 70 Iron Enameled, 6-in., pint...... 30 Wedgewood, No. 1, 10-oz...... 45 4 14 17 19 19 38 47 25 85 Iron Enameled, 8-in., quart...... 45 Wedgewood, No. 2, 16-oz...... 55 5 19 23 24 24 47 56 30 105 Iron Enameled, 10-in., 14-gallon...... 55 Wedgewood, No. 3, 24-oz...... 65 6 21 26 28 28 52 65 34 130 Iron Enameled, 13-in., 1-ga llon ...... 1 00 Wedgewood, No. 4, 36-oz...... 80 7 26 30 42 42 68 86 45 160 Iron Enameled, 16-in., 2-gallon...... 1 80 Wedgewood, No. 5, 56-oz...... 1 00 8 29 38 50 50 ' 77 ■ 104 54 200 Iron Enameled, graduated. 12-oz...... 60 Wedgewood, NO. 6, 72-oz...... 1 20 9 34 46 55 55 90 113 64 235 Iron Enameled, graduated, 40-oz ...... 1 10 Wedgewood, No. 7, 6-pints...... 1 50 10 46 57 77 117 158 79 280 ’ Iron Enameled, graduated, 96-oz...... 1 50 Wedgewood, No. 8, 8-pints...... 2 00 Filtering Racks. Each Wedgewood, No. 9,10-pints...... 2 25 Wedgewood, No. 10,12-pints— ...... 2 50 5-inch...... v ...... : . ______$0 40 Wedgewood, No. 11,15-pints...... 3 00 Can and Jug Corks. 1 gross Bags. 7 -in ch ...... 50 9-inch...... 65 Wedgewood, No. 12,17-pints...... 3 50 Funnels—Glass. Each Paper Bags—Manilla. o’ X . 6 X Per 500 Per 500 X X X X 'X X 1- oz ...... 10 10 X - l b ...... $0 30 8-lb..., . $1 44 2- oz...... 10 X -lb — ...... 36 ' 10-lb... . 1 56 11 48 61 17 95 1 30 4 -o z ...... 1 -lb ...... 10 48 12-lb... . 1 89 12 52 66 18 1 08 1 44 8-oz ...... l X - l b ...... 12 50 14-lb... . 2 59 13 61 74 19 1 22 1 57 Pint ...... > .... 15 2 -lb ...... 60 16-lb.. . 2 70 ; 14 68 87 20 1 35 1 80 Q uart...... 18 3 -lb ...... 75 20-lb... . 3 00 15 74 90 22 1 62 2 25 14-gallon...... ,...... 25 4 -lb ...... 87 25-lb... . 3 30 16 88 1 17 24 2 03 2 81 1 -g a llo n ...... 5-lb 40 ...... 1 02 30-lb... . 3 90 11 to 20, assorted ;• • •* * >t - l t * 90 ;: • 1 10 Ribbed. 8-oz...... 15 6 -lb ...... „ ., , 1 20 35-lb.. . 4 50 14 to 20, Ribbed, pint...... , ...... 18 16 to 20, < . . 1 08 1 46 Ribbed, q u a r t ...... — ...... 25 Paper—Filtering., French. GRAY. WHITE Ribbed, 14-gallon.,...... 35 ROUND pack pack Hard Rubber, No, 0, 4-oz...... 25, No. 7— 3-inch.. . $0 10 Paper Bottle Cap. Colors white, purple, pink, Hard Rubber, No. 1, 8-oz______35No. 10— 4-inch__ — 16 green, orange, yellow. Hard Rubber, No. 2, pint...... 40 No. 13— 5-incli— — 19 Gro. Hard Rubber, No. 3, quart..-.....: vc..-...... 50 No. 15— 6-in ch ...... $0 18 22 No. 1, for X -o z b o ttle ...... ;...... $0 36 No. 19— 8-inch...... 22 28 No. 2, for 1-oz. bottle...... 25 Glass Tubing. No. 25—10-inch— ...... 28 35 No. 3, for 2 and 3-oz. bottle...... ___ 25 X to X -in ...... -...... H> $0 40. No. 33—13-inch...... 44 52 No. 4, for 4-oz. b o ttle ...... 30 14 to 1-in...... 60 No. 40—15-inch...... 56 65 No. 5, for 6 and 8-oz. bottle..: ...... 35 No. 45—18-inch— ...... 72 80 No. 6, for 12 and 16-oz. bottle...... 40 Graduates—Glass, Apothecaries. Cone Tumbler Shape. Shape. No. 50—20-inch...... :.. ,80. . ,1 00 No. 65-26-inch...... 2 50 .3 00 Corks—Wine. 1- d r a c h m ...... :...... ea $0 15 $0 15 2- drachm:...... ea 20 __ No. 80—31-inch...... 3 50 4 75 Length, inches. XX X & XX Fine X-ounoe ea 15 — No. 100—39-inch...... 5 25 6 00 No. 7...... '...... IX ...... gro $0 61 $0 60 $0 45 1- o u n c e ...... ea 15 15 Square, 21x17...... quire 22 .30 No. 7...... 1 ...... gro 54 42 33 2- ounce.....: . :ea 17 20 P ercolators—Glass. E ach' No. 7...... ; ...... IX ...... gro 60 45 36 3- ounce...... ea • 18 P ints...... — ...... $0 25 n o . 7...... i x . : ...... gro 66 51 39 4- ounce...... ea 20 25 Q u arts...... I.... 40 No. 7...... , ..1*6...... gro 72 54 45 6 -ou n ce...... ea 25 __ 14-gallon...... '...... 60 No. 7...... IX ...... gro 78 63 48 -.8-ounce .,„.v . . . . . , e a . * 35, t, 40 1 -gallon ...... 75 No. 7...... IX ...... gro 96 72 54 16-ounce...... ea 50 55 2-gallon...... !.'...... ; ...... 100 No. 8...... 1 ...... gro 63 48 36 32-ounce..:...... ;..ea 85 90 No. 8...... 1X ...... gro 69 51 39 Graduates—Glass, Metric. Single Double Percolating Jars. Each No. 8...... I'd ...... gro 78 57 42 v ■ Scale. Scale. Quart...... $0 65 No. 8...... 1%...... gro 84 63 48 1- drachm or 5 c.c...... ea $0 15 $0 20 14-gallon ...... 1 00 No. 8...... I'd ...... gro 93 72 54 2- drachm or 10 c.c...... ea .20 22 1-gallon...... 175 No. 8...... IX ...... gro 1 08 80 93 14-ounce or 15 c.c...... ea 15 20 No. 9...... 1 ...... gro 74 54 42 1- ounce or 30 c.c . ea 15 20 Pill Machines, with Side Rollers. Each No. 9...... 1%...... gro 81 57 45 2- ou*ce or 60 c.c...... ea 20 25 For 12 p ills...... i . $3 25 No. 9 ...... I'd...... gro 87 66 48 3- ounce or 100 c.c...... ea 25For 30 18 pills...... :. ..■.___ ...... ' 3 75 No. 9...... 1%...... gro 96 72 54 4- ounce or 120 c.c...... ea 30 35 For 24 pills...... •___ .....: 4 00' No. 9 ...... 1 * ...... gro 1 02 81 60 6-ounce or 200 c.c...... ea 35 40 Pill Tiles. . , • Each No. 9 ...... I X ...... gro 1 20 87 72 8-ounce or 250 c.c...... ea 45 55 Porcelain, graduated, 6x8 ...... $0 75 No. 10...... 1 ...... gro 78 57 45 16-ounce or 500 c.c...... ea 75 85 Porcelain, graduated, 8x10...... 1 00 No. 10...... 1X ...... gro 84 63 51 32-ounce or 1000 c.c...... ea 1 20 1 35 Porcelain, graduated, 10x12...... 1 50 No. 1 0 ...... I'd...... gro 93 72 57 Plate glass, graduated, 8-inch...... 85 No. 10...... I X ...... gro 1 02 81 63 Graduates—Sterling, Complete. icafe6 ^Scale6 Plate glass, graduated, 10-inch...... 1 25 No. 10...... 1%...... gro 1 14 86 69 2-drachm ...... '...... ea $0 40 $0 50 Plate glass, graduated, 12-inch ...... 1 75 No. 10...... IX ...... gro 1 35 99 81 1- o u n c e . ea 30 35 2- o u n c e . ea 35 40 Retort Stands. Each Corks—Specie or jar. 4 -ou n ce...... ea 40 55 Iron, 3 rin g s,...... $0 75 Diameter. X in. X in. X in. 8-ounce...... ea 50 65 Iron, 4 rings...... 100 .. . $0 10 10 11 $0 13 X ...... 16-ounce...... ea 70 1 00 Spatulas. Each %...... 14 16 19 32-ounce...... :— ea 120 165 1 ...... 18 21 25 3- inch blade, cow h a n d le ...... — $0 18 I X ...... 25 31 38 Graduates—Sterling, Glass only. |hJ^e Double 4- inch blade, cow h a n d le ...... 20 ... . 31 38 45 5- inch blade, cow handle ...... ;....'______25 I'd...... 2-drachm ...... ea $0 30 $0 40 6- inch blade, cow handle...... 30 I X ...... 38 41 56 1- o u n c e .. ea 20 25 48 58 69 7- inch blade, cow hundle...... 35 I X ...... 2- ounce ...... ea 20 30 8- inch blade, cow handle...... 45 I X ...... 58 70 84 4-ou n ce...... ea 25 45 69 83 1 04 10-inch blade, cow handle...... 85 IX ...... 8 -ou n ce...... ea 35 50 12-inch blade, cow h a n d le ...... 1 20 I X ...... 83 96 1 12 16-ounce...... ea 60 85 2 ...... 90 1 09 1 35 32-ounce...... ea 1 00 1 50 Tanks—Richardson Drug Oo. Each 2X ...... 1 03 1 23 1 53 50-gallon gasoline, crated...... $5 50 2 X ...... 1 15 1 36 1 70 Graduates—Rubber Base for. 1- ounce S terling...... ea $0 13 60-gallon turpentine, crated...... 5 50 2 X ...... 1 53 1 90 60-gallon oil, crated...... 6 00 2 X ...... 1 69 2 10 2- ounce Sterling . ....e a 13 2X ...... 2 38 4-ounce Sterling...... ea 20 Test Tubes. 2 X ...... 5 13 2 63 8-ounce Sterling...... ea 25 3- inch...... doz $0 15 8X ...... 2 35 2 93 16-ounce Sterling...... ea 30 4- inch...... doz 18 3 ...... 2 63 3 20 32-ounce Sterling...... ea 35 5- inch...... doz 20 3X ...... 3 13 3 75 Mortars. Each 6- inch...... doz 25 3X ...... 3 50 4 38 $0 15 7- inch...... doz 30 ... 4 00 5 00 Glass 1-oz...... SX...... Glass, 2-oz...... 20 8- inch...... -...... : ...... doz 35 95 9- inch...... doz 50 Glass, 4-oz...... 10- inch...... ‘.doz 60 Cork Pressers. Each Glass, 8-oz...... 30 45 3 to 6-inch, nested...... nest 15 Rotary, sm a ll...... $0 50 Glass, p in t...... 3 to 9-inch, nested...... nest 30 Rotary, large...... 75 Glass, quart...... 60 Iron, Small...... 25 Iron, bell shape, pint...... 50 Tincture Presses. Each Iron, L arge...... 35 Iron, bell shape, quart...... 65 Enterprise, quart...... $3 00 Iron, bell shape, 14-gallon... 1 00 Enterprise, 14-gal. on ...... 4 00 D ouche Pans—Zinc...... 9 00 Iron, bell shape, 1-gallon...... 1 50 Enterprise, 1-gallon...... 6 00 “ ‘‘ —White granite...... 13 50 Iron, bell shape, 2-gallon...... 3 00 Enterprise, 2-gallon...... 9 0(1 “ “ —Grey granite...... 12 00 Iron, goblet shape, 14-pint... 30 Iron, goblet shape, 1-pint.... 40 Urinals. Each Drug Mills—Enterprise. Each Iron, goblet shape, quart...... 50 Glass, male, with handles...... $0 35 No. 7...... <...... 11 00 Iron, goblet shape, 14-galIon, 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 A FULL LINE OF POWERS-WEIGHTMAN-ROSENGARTEN CO., CHEMICALS IN STOCK.