TIIR OMAHA DAILY B0E'- FRIDAY , APRIL 28. 1893.
CLARA ALLEN FREE AT LAST
Whether Perjurer or Martyr May Never Do
Kuown.
CASE NOLLED BY THE COUNTY ATTORNEY
Manner of C. 1' . Minor' * Drntli Still n My-
tery No j ; plntmtloii Ollt roil by tha
Htnto for ItolradliiK thn Womnn
the Dockol.
Yesterday County Attoraoy ICnlcy cntored
a nolle in the case of thu Stuto npalnst Cl.ir.i
Allen , who vvns tharfcd with h.ivhif ? per-
Jnrcd herself in the preliminary hearing' of
Dick Hot lln and Charles Hajcs , who ucro
charpod with having murdered ttie
late Major Miller of South Omaha
In dolnt ; this the county attorney
hns ncknovvleilRcd that Miller was murdered
and that Clara Allen tola the truth
when she testified in the police court
that during the afternoon of Decem
ber 4 , I8W , she saw the two men \\hilo
in the act of Urine the fatal shot , lather
this , or else tlio county attoinoj hai ex-
pcrleneod a chunpo of he.irt and has decided
that ho docs not want the woman put be
hind the busof the auto penitentiary for
lmIng sworn falselj v > hcn she went upon
the witness stand and dcelared that she s iw
Hcrlln and H.ivcs In the uot of committiiu , '
the terrible erlnic
This was thureguliirdnv fordisposlngofall
oftlieold matters in the Liimln.il court
that the buslntss of the next tci in might
start in with a clean docket , and , as was his
duty , the i-ouiiti attorney was on hand to
take such action with rcir.ird to the disposi
tion of the c.ists as tie might seu lit .Iwljjo
Kt'isor presided and called the docket
When the e.i o of the state against Clar.v
Alien , charged with the ciime of perjury
w as i cached , Mr. ICalei without ottering an
explanation and without saiintf another
word , lem.irked "Idcslio to enter a nolle In
that case " The Older w is entcicd and
Clara Allen was a fiee woman and in a post
tionwheie never at/am can she IM ; piose-
( iitcdontho chaigo of the conimisslon of
the sanmciimc
OWIIIL' to sickness which cnntlncs her to
her bed Chii.i Allrn will tcnialn at the jail
for u low d.ijs , after vvhlih shn will go out
into the wide world to carve out her future foi -
tunes At this time she oxpi esses a deslie
to dep ut fiom the sinful w.i\s of hei pas *
and Iniqiiilcous lite If she is honest In
hcrdcslies to refoim she will bo assisted , as
tli(3liulicsnfsiHcnl of the Cluisti.in associ
ations of the city ha\e called upon her offer
ing to fuinish her with a homo until she can
llnd some honoiablo employment wlicic she
can provide thu means for suppoi ting heiself
and her child.
CI.UAICIM. Dl > UUIUUSII.
MUM ) Olil ( Ylmliml Cusox Strickfn ( roil ! i ( ho
lUtllrt Court Doclict.
The moinlng session of the criminal court
jcstciday was spent in clem ins off a lot of
old cases which lm\o hung lire for j ears and
some of mote iccent date as well Most of
these werodiopped because the pioseeutinB
witnesses had left the state and could not bu
secured to testify
The case against J. J. Casey , the ex-
constable , who was ( .haigcd with having
committed forgery , was nolled for tlio rea
son that the prosecuting witness had to-
mo\cd bo.vond the Jurisdiction of the couit
and would not rutuin to piosecutc.
One and ono half jears ago there vv as u
sensational shooting at the corner of Six
teenth and rarnam streets when at midday
John , ! Willis , an engineer , drew a icvolver
and llred a shot into thu an itomj of Dr
Biuiey , a specialist , now residing in Chi
cago. Wills was .inestcd. tiled In thu police
court and held to the ilistiict com t to an
avvortotho charge of shootlnv ; with Intent
to kill and muulcr The shooting was
brought on by the publication of somcsensa
'tlonal ' stoiles published la a sheet which has
ulnco been suppicssed Biinu > hns hinco
concluded that ho did not care to prosecute
and a nolle was cntcied
In the case of the state against Fiank 1'
Kitcholl. charged with having swindled the
Casey hotel by getting the proprietor to cash
a bogus checlt for JiO ( ) , tie ) county attorney
cntcted a nolle Kitchell was convicted in
the disti let court during the administration
of exCount.Atloinci M.ihonoj , but the
case went up to the supiemo court , w hero
the verdict of the jun waet nsldo and anew
now tiial oidcied 'Iho matter was settled
outside of the courts and the second trial
was never called
A nolle was what made Thomas Arnv
strong a free man and at the simo time re
moved the case fiom the court docket Arm-
Btiongwasa Kearney man who came to
Omaha and bought a laigo bill of goods from
the M 15 Smith DO Goods compiny The
goods vveie shipped , but there was no money
forthcoming An investigation revealed the
fact that there was fiaud lonncctcd with
the transaction and an uirest followed ,
which icsultcd in Armstrong's fiiends ef
fecting a settlement.
liijillictlon Cimu Sulun ttcil.
The case of Otto Deals and some fifteen
otl.eiplaintilTs has been argued and sub
mitted fqr the consideration of Judge Wal
ton. In this case the plaintiffs worn seeking
an injunction to rcstiain the city from grad
ing Pierce street at the point w hero it inter
sects Tn cut-fourth City Attorney Cou
ncil holds that if the injunction is granted it
cannot amount to anjthlm ; as tlio woik
which the plaintiffs seek to have enjoined
has already bcct\ | pet formed lie also sajs
that there is an ordinance before tlio coun
cil to change Iho guide of Pierce stieot and
make it conform to the established grade of
Twenty-fourth stieet The toims of the
now ordinance , ho sajs , aio b.uUfiiutorv to
all of the plaintiffs , and nearly all of then
have ugtecd to the change
Illstrli t Court < ulllnc * .
The county commUsloneis went out to the
county hospital jcstoulav to examine tin
walls of the noi th vv Ing of the building and also
todceldu w bother or not they aio stiong
enough toeariy the new wing which It 1
proposed to construct. A icport had leached
the menibcis of the
boatd that the con-
Btruetlon of the walls was fault j and that It
would not bo safe to use them In the reton
structlon of thu wing
Yesterday Judge Ferguson gi.intcd
new tilal In thoiaseof Ilam.in against the
Omaha Street Kallwav tnmp.inv , and the 10-
hearing is IKed for tlio Mai tcim of court
'Jhis is the case in which Juror Van Alstlno
Was accused of llxlnj , ' the jury and iixm |
being tried was convicted and lined On the
former trial Ham.in iccoveied \eulict for
flUO , but was noc s itUtled with thu amount ,
claiming that if ho wits entitled to nn\ thing
ho should recover $10,000 , the amount foi
which ho sued
Judge Scott was upqn the bench ycstcrdaj
for the purpose of lls'ening to the aigiimenf
for a now ttlal In the ca u of Amanda Car
lock against Millionaire roinMiuraj.thone
Ulal bi-lnft demanded bi the plaintiff , who ,
at the hist tenn of court , recoveied a Judg
incut of H. and tu it at the hands of a Jury
Tlio plalntlir alleged that a couple of v ears
ago , when she was emploiod as the liouse
keeper in the Hainoy street row , Murray ns
Baulted her , and that for that reason bho was
entitled to it-cover $10,000 of his wealth
Unlflii Mop t Iiijiuirtluii.
( 'Ity Attorney Council w.is uuslli engaged
jcsterdny In prepatlnc it notlco to bo llled
with Hie com ts usUing for an eai Ij date- for
the lln.U hearing of the union depot Injmic
tmn ease. Ho nntlclpitcs that In about tv > (
weeks the Jinnl lipuiiut : uill take place , urn
In case the court decides unfavoiablv to
vvluit the council and hlmiulf beltovo to bo
in the Intcicst of the city the case v\ill bo
immediately carrlcO to the supreme court
"U'o will see what the supicine court has
to say upon the matter , " said Mr. Council
"nnil SIT whether tlio city Is to bo bottled ui
forever , as Air Jlowo yajs , with only thu
cm < c to prevent m from seclnx the light of
day , an.l emerging from llio darkness. "
\VosellParks C'ouKh Sj run on a poslllvo
ruarantootocui-oall thrxutiindlunt ; troubles
Jt has stood the test for many years nnd to
any Is the leading lemcdy for the euro of
coign , consumption and nil diseases of the
throat tmd luugg. l rlc 60 cents aud 9LOO.
S. 1 * . MOIlSi : A CO.
Hntlre Stock of Kid ( Jlovo * on
Probably never In the history of this
city wns thcro over shown n-j flno a line
of plovcH ; us this. Wo nro now busy
narking the stock down and getting
ready for this sale for tomorrow.
S.1J. . Morse Ai Co.'s entire Block of
chamois skin gloves , elegant quality ,
can bo washed , go nt fiOo pur pair. Do
not delay , this can not last always.
Ladles' dog skin glove gauntlets , sold
jy S. P. MOI-BO for $1.50 per pair , go on
Halo today at 70c.
S. P. Morse ifc Co.'s entire stock of
.adieu' real kid gloves come In nil the
atust shades in buttons or lacings.
iioh1 price $1.60 , our price 0 ! > c.
S. P. Morse & Go's 'J..r > 0 gloves to bo
eloped at $1.00 per pair.
Wo put chased the filth o stock of the
Wiley Pottery estate.
Tin : HIGIIST ; : CROCKERY SIIIP-
MINTIVIH : : MAUH TO MISSOURI
RIVCR.
; tO,000 cups and Mincers at 1 Ic tot.
112,000 plates at 2c , lie and oc each ;
worth He to l. > c.
110,000 Imndle cups and saucers , lOc bet.
15,000 milk and water pitchers , Ic , fie ,
( ic and I0j.
2)00 ! ) wash bowls and pitchers , 29cpair.
1,500 slop jars 45c , worth $1.25.
2,000 tea pots 12c , vvoithlOc. .
900 line decorated toilet sets , with
extra largo slop jar. 12 9S , worth * 0.00.
Hed [ inns 49c , worth $1.25.
5,000 cuspidors , 2Jc each.
Such values in all kinds of kitchen
goods never shown b foto.
MILLIXCRY DKPAUTMENT
Never had such n complete and extensive -
tensive line of line millinery of all kinds.
The staled are simplv beyond compare
and prices unapproachable
SUITS , CLOAKS AND SHAWLS
On special sale.
HATS AND CAPS.
Men's , Iwy.s' and children's
fit 00 I'edoi u men's hats at $1 50.
$ J 60 J Ydoi a moil's hats at SI.25.
" 5c dilution's Oxford at 4"c.
J2.00 boys' Fedora hats , OSc.
Latest novcltio-5 in clnlitien's hats at
less than lialf lint store prices.
HAYI5CN BROS.
IIAIDI.N ItCOS
Hii'lltii ; th S. 1 * . Morse & Co , Stork.
We bought from S.im C Diuls & Co. .
the largest domestic and wash diess
goods house in tlio west , the entiio stock
of domestic and vvn li dtess goods which
they had sold to S. P Morse & Co. , they
leplevined the uiinio and sold all to
Harden Htod. The goods aio now being
sold. The best bargains in domestic
over olTcied hj any hoii u in the trade.
The happiest lot of bujors you over saw
congiegated in ono place woio at Hay-
den's jestei day. Good h > : mor provuiled
all over the houo. . smiling faces weio
to bo seen everywheie.
S. P. Moi-ho & Co. only bought the best
of everything , wo got all the domestic
and wash dress goods.
Simpson's best pi ints 5c. marked 74c ;
Amei lean indigo blue prints 5c marked
Sic ; ISO-inch wide percale 5e marked
lOc ; dicss style gingliam Cc , was 12lc.
No tiasli or damaged goods in this lot ,
all now and pot feet and Ilnydcns" bought
them cheap and propose to sell them the
same aj to you.
$1.00 bed spreads going at 59e , 15c
towels now lOc ; 15c IlJ-inch wide pongee
now 7ic ; 12c } ItO-inch wide pongee now
Gc ; all the funey turkey led prints ,
Morse's price 8c , now at Haj dens' 5c ;
blunchetl and brown cheese cloth 3c : mus
lins and sheetings , all the best brands to
bo had , at corresponding low prices.
lOc ticking now lie yard.
lOc outing llannel 5c .vaid.
19x40 huck tow eli going very fast all
day at 60 each.
Take advantage of this sale and you
will bo happy with the rest who had u
taste of the pi ices and left smiling.
IIAYDEN BROS.
Tor snip.
Best four-year-old Jack in Missouri ,
lo hands high , weight 1,000 Ibs. , all O.
K. in ovoiy particular ; price SSoO. Also
fine black Denmark saddle otallion , 16 }
hands price $400. J. A. Jackson , or L.
T. Fisher , Kdina , Mo.
. < AAOl/AC' < . .W . > TV.
The Dostonians present "Tho OgalallaV
for the llrst time this evening at the IJojd.
It is thu latest of their opoias. Its subject
is Amciican and book andscoie are the woik
of two joung Americans. , Messrs Waller and
Allison. That the Boitonlans accepted It
and put It In their ropeitoiie is guaranty suf-
llelcnt for Its excellence Tomorrow after
noon and ovcnlmr "Uobln Hood" w ill bo i o-
piMtod. and for tlneu long j ears its melody
and mirth w ill bo heal d not again In Onuha.
Jack McAullITi ) in Diuic.ui II Hanisou's
" 'i ho King of the TnrJ ' at the Fain.im
again tonight and tuiio tomouovv.
'Iho Hist tv\o nlghtb of the coming week
the IJod stage v\lll bo occupied bj Stetson's
lioston tompm > , picbcntln the Liulish ver
sion of Uiim.is' "Lo DemiMonJevhlch
was favoiabh icceived at the bame theater
two months ago
"A Pair of Kids" comes to the rarnam' for
the lltst half of next week It Is well known
In Omaha and bhould bo well pationUed
Next Mondaj evening his been set apart
at the Hoj das a testimonial to that theater's
most popular manager and will afford a lil
ting occasion for the public to glvo expres
sion to its appreciation of the universally
lecognUca qu illtlcations Manager Bo.\d
biings to beat upon his dncctlonof the
theater "Tho Crimof bociutv'1 will bo thu
bill and , as plajed bj the Stetson company ,
in iUulf should attract a full house.
A I'rult < ! ro\\nr'h
NOIITII OAIVE- > TON , Tux , April 17 This J
legion Is well worth.v of such a title , for no |
whcteis there ft uit grown of the quality *
and quantity of thuciops raised heieabouts
all the jear through In addition to the
i > earand peach , which usually take the lead
in fruit eultuie , aio apples , plums , aiirlcots
and several vailotlcs of heriics , besides
manv tropical fruits , all of which promise a
treme.idous j ield The Japanese peislmmon
Is being sueecssfullj cultivated and gives a
most I'liltclous ' fruit
The , aluoof the Texas fruit crop amounts
to ? . ' , ( XH,000 ) per j ear and Not th Uul > eston is
In the richest and most fertile fruit district
in the state
THE WHOLE LINE OF IT
S. P. Mono & Oo.'s Stock Was Sold to Us
All But Ono Lot.
IT'S ' ON SALE AT HAYDENS1
Selling Silk * , Velvets , Ill-tin ( loocln , ( Hotel
at Onc-ltnir Wholrinle 1'rlceg
Tlu-y Arc llrlnc OnililiPil Cp
ut n IHoly llntv.
We've bought the entire line of pen-
cm ! dry goods that was originally
shipped to
S. I' . MORSE it CO. ( Limited ) ,
With only ono single exception , and wo
bought only what was offered us at
prices way below factory quotations.
Wo vvoro already loaded tiovui , so wo
bought just beoaiibo vvo know wo could
gut i id of it all In a few days.
VELVETS AND SILKS.
Hero Isvhoro we offer seine phenom
enal values. All the now silks and vel
vets selected by S. P. Morse , now desira
ble flrst-clasi fabrics , we will sell at
about one-half the prices ho expected to
get for them.
Pi eve all our statements by a personal
visit to every stoic in town first.
> VELVETS.
Sl.pO velvets. Morse's price $1.00 ,
our price fiOo yaid.
$1.40 velvets. Morse's price $1.40 , our
price $1.00.
$1 75 vehcts. Moiso's price $1.7. " ) , our
price $1.2. " ) .
CHINA SILKS.
7 0 china silks 7 c , our price . " > 0c.
! > 5c china silks D5o , our price file. *
$1.2 : . ehimi silks $1.2" ) , our pi ice 8Sc.
BLACK DRESS SILKS.
Including gros grains , failles , satin
lu\or , nrmuies tatTetas , bengalincs ,
ctopos , heavj surahs , , Morse's ji ices' for
which weio l(8c ( , $1.25 and $1.75 , our
urlcc1' will bo i > 0o , i > c aiut $1.00.
PRINTED CHINA SILKS.
fi c printed Chinas you can buy for IIOo.
75c printed Chinas you can uuy for 4o. ! )
$1.00 qualitj printed Chinas jou can
buj for 7."ie.
$ l.r ; > , the best 27-inch goods , you can
buy for ! ) Se.
Don't delay. Come at once and seouio
an elegant diess at half price.
COLORED DRESS SILKS.
Satin duehesso , Satin rhadiimcs , cry
stals , shadow silks , failles , changeable
taffetas etc. Morse's prices were 8. > e Obc
and $1.25 our prices will lo 7.C 800 and
lls'e you had bettor got u dross now. The
prices save jou cost of making.
FANCY SILKS.
I.mpiio , fin do sieclo stjles prcttv
choice ellects In , crystals , brocades ,
shadow silks , plaids In surahs , taffetas
and Indias that ai o woi th ! )8o ) $1.25 $1.50
and $2.00 wo arc to sell them at 7. > o U8c
and $1.25 wo can match almost any diess
goods for you now.
WOOL DRESS GOODS.
, ' 18-Inch gloria bilks , Morse or any ono
else could easily got $1.00 for them.
Our price in this sale , O'Jo jiud.
40-inch all wool eaahmere , < J3c goods ,
our pric'o 45c.
. " 50-inch , all wool , French challis for
only -10 cents.
10-inch imported English plaids , beau
tiful patterns ( notice the width ) , bought
at wholesale for about Ofje , our price 45e
a yai d.
Half wool challis , 12je yard.
HAYDEN BROS.
ralooncr'H Itlblion * .
Our great ribbon sale yesterday was a
grand success , many customers going
away unscrvcd , the rush was so great.
Wo will continue this gieat &ale to
day. More help will be added to the rib
bon countois.
OUR 2C RIBBONS aic almostgone.
Wo will only sell 10 j aids to a customer
today.
AT . " > C PER YARD.
No such qualities nnd shades have
over been shown boforc at less than 124
per yai d.
At DC , at 12c and at 15o j-ou get rib
bens worth fully as much again. Don't
miss this great sale of ribbons.
ON SATURDAY
next we will pluee on special sale an
other gieat puroluibo of 21-Inch china
silks to bo sold Satin day at 02c. }
Wait for this splendid sale of 24-inch
silk. We bought them at a fraction of
their value and vvo ate going to give our
friends the full benefit of the low price
vvo paid. These silks aie actually worth
$1.00. some moichaiits asking $1.25 per
yaid for them.
Soveial other oxtiaordinary bargains
will bo olleicil. Be sure and bean the
paper tomorrow night for our ad.
N. B. FALCONER.
See the celebiuted Sohmor piano nt
Foid & Ohm Iton Music Co. , 1508 Dodge
Y.itir Choice.
Ofcourboyou aio iroing to Chicago
this summer. The Nickel Plato road
will run three fully equipped passenger
trains to the Woi Id's Fair City each day.
Or should businchs or pleastue call jou
tow aid the rising instead a ( the sottinir
sun you can also take your choice of
three trains per day.
.Murrl-iiu I.lrrnKCK.
The follow ing man iago licenses weio Issued
by County Judge Eller v.esteulay :
Namu and address A
J C Imrlc'sK Johnson , Ice , Xclj . if !
I Matilda Johnson , Omulm . i0 !
I Charles. I Wolfe , Onmh i . 27
i Mary rrosiii'MiPl , Oiiiahn . 21
) James A C'aiey , t'hlca o , 111 . 50
( Aim.Murj l.luiluy.Uilinlia . . . . ! (
Ilusy people hive no time , and sensible
people have no inclination to use pills thai
make them sick a ilaj for overi dose they
take Tliei have learned that the use o'l
Do Witt's Llttlo Fillly Ulseis does not In
terfere with their he ilth by causing nausea ,
pala or griping These little pills are per
feet in action and tesulte , legulatlng the
stomach and bowels so that headaches , diz-
zlncbs and lassitude are prevented They
cleanse the blood , clear thu complexion and
tone up the system Lots of > hcalth In thuso
liltlo fellows
Powder :
The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powdcr.-No Ammonia ; No Alum.
Ued iu Millions of
Homes
40 Years the Standard ,
Both tlio method and results whoa
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste , nnd no's
Emily yet promptly on tlio Kidneys ,
iver nnd Bowels , clonuses the sys
tem eflectimlly , dispels colds , head *
aches and fevcts and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced , pleasing to the tnsto and ac-
ceptahlo to the stomach , prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
efTecta , prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances , its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the moat
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in COo
and 81 bottlea by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO ,
SAN FRANOISCO. CAl.
LUitlSVtlLE. Kf /V / ( V YORK..If
.IS
.ISDELICIOUS
DELICIOUS ! "
"It is delicious. The wonder tome
is that the foicign adulterated waters
have any succcsful sale in this country
when we have so Delicious a Native
ll'a/er , which , beside its qualities as a
table water , contains so valuable an
ingiedient as LITHIA , [ E. C. HlNE ,
M. D , Philadelphia.
"I have had a long experience in the
treatment of Ktdnty JJiscasis with
LONDONDERRY , and am pleased
to add my testimonial , although 1 think
it unnecessary from the fact that the
Effects of the Water Speak More Elo
quently than any Words which I might
utter. I pti/e it very highly in all cases
of Chronic Rhrumatism or" other mani
festations of the condition known as
the 'Litlilc Acid Diathesis. ' I have
used the vater extensively in my prac
tice , and intend to continue the use of
it " [ I. N. DANI ORTH , A. M , M. D. ,
Prof. Pathology and Kenal Diseases ,
Women's Mod. College , Chicago.
Londonderry Lithia Spring Water Co , ,
NAHIPA. N IF
us It 1'crKlns * . Co. , HelllriK Agents , JO Kllby
Pt. . Hist on Muss
PAXTON & GALLAOIICK ,
DIs rlhutliu AK "ts
Jas. Boss
Filled
Watch Cases
are all gold as far as you can see. They look
like solid cases , wear like solid cases , and
are solid cases for all practical purposes yet
only cost about half as much as an out-
and-out solid gold cae. Warranted to
wear for 20 years ; many in constant use
for thirty years. Better than ever since they
are now fitted , at no extra COM , with the great
bow ( ring ) which cannot btpulled or twisted
off the case tlie
Can only bs had on the cates
stamped with this trade mar ! : .
All others have the old-style pull oufTTow ,
winch is only held to the case by friction ,
and can be tuisted off with the fingers.
Sold only through watch dealers. Ask to
see pamphlet , or send for one to the makers.
KeystoneWatch Case Co. )
_ _ PHILADELPHIA ,
and viccr . . _
LOST VITALITY „
stored Ntrvoiis DcbHUy
- etc , iiirolr curpti lij
IM > AI'O. the great Hindoo itemedd \ u Uh writ-
tfii ( fuornntee of cure. amtil * < n ( Irre. AdilnfB
Orlcutul Medical Co. 5S 1'ljnouth lUee. CMcM t I > U
KENNEDY'S C AUTION.
KENNCOY'3
Arj NICVUU Sal I
IK HULK ,
ONLY IN BOTTLES
WIT II
Searles
' Searles
SPECIALIST
im. r. l SIIAUljp. Consulting Snrceon.
Oraduato of Hush Median ! Collojfo ( CON-
MJ I/TAT I ON 1'HKK ) . For the treatruont of
CHRONIC , NEitVOUS
rt.NI )
PRIVATE DISEASES
Wo euro Catarrh , All DKoaiei of tUs
None. Throat. UUost. StouiaoU , rJourol *
and Liver.
Blood , Skin and Klduor Dlioatei ,
Female 1VoaUne e > , Lout Mauhooil
CURED.
l'IIE-i , HSTUI/4 , flHSUUK , pertn.ntallr eur l
Trill out tbe uia of knlfa , IlKatura or cauitta
All maladltti of prlrnta or U llc la mlurs , ot
eltbcr tax. poilllrulr cure.l.
Oil oo or ( lilrei , irllb itamp for ClrcoUri , Prei
Dock and Iloclpuf ,
DrSearlcs & Searles ,
Door 10 1 ouoffle *
is , of coin-he , the only correct tlilnx for gentlemen's wear for
dress and scnil-tli-css occasions. It's only a matter of where
to buy whe n to buy and what to buy. Well posted fellows
who are wise and keep tab on things will all tell yon that
wluire to buy Is here. We can safely say to yon that when
to buy Is this week ; as to what to buy , well , a n < "d many
men say that a
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Is about the best thing a man can put money into nowadays.
They are soft look dressy hold their shape hold their
color and never grow shiny. Four hundred of these snlt.s
genuine clays in sacks In square cuts In cutaways are
placed on sale today In Black ( iooJs Headquarters ( that's at
the rear end of our first lloor )
that were made to coax fifteen dollars out of a man's pocketbook -
book at the remarkable price of fen dollars and lifty cents
a suit. These goods are made up in faultless manner with
fine Italian linings fine mohair binding and so on. Aside
from the "clay special" in order to make it an interesting
black time , we will oiler as a companion to the clays at
four hundred genuine English corkscrew worsted suits in
either straight cut sacks round corner sacks or cutaways-
faultless in fit thoroughly made with line linings flat mo
hair binding tailor trimmings- perfect in every detail that'
goes to make a fine suit of clothes at t v elvc an .c\c"tdoycn
dollars a suit. Truly a week to dress up in.
BISHOP BISHOP NEWMAN NEWMAN NEWMAN $18O
NEWMAN 'i his week only.
They wuro Jd
NEWMAN
NEWMAN SOUVENIR
NEWMAN SOUVENIR
SPOONS
SPOONS
Mall orders U.lcd this week on receipt of tl 50
RAYMOND ,
FIFTKEMIt AM ) DOUOIAS. OMAHA.
Fcrlinand
& SONS.
ST. JOSEPH , MISSOURI.
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Write us for prices on Whiskies both in bond and tax paid.
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WHEN YOU
MAKE A
MINCE PIE
whose brandy do you use ?
If you use ours you will
find it pure and as tho.
price is quite an induce
ment you better investi
gate this.
Pure California Ilr.uuly
OOc quart.
Lee
Wlno , Liquor anl Cl-ir 2 >
110-IH S. ICth St. , OmiiliT.
FRIDAY
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THE DAY !
The Bostonians affordc
much pleasure to a largo hous
last night. I
In a dilTcrcnt way we wi |
give pleasure to our patron
tomorrow at our Friday's salt *
of Dry Goods by presenting ]
you with a handsome World' ? ; '
Fair Spoon with a $5.00 pur
chase. It's the kind of a spoos * ]
you would p.iy about 53.00
and think nothing' of it. Sei , |
the cut. ttuy your Dry Goodi
Friday.
SPECIAL SALE OF
Boys' Clothing.
Hoys' nil noel tloublo and silicic broas
two-pleco suits Friday nt
$2.87.
I3o\8'unluunderul ( vv.vlsts , html to die-
tltifruish from thu $1 OOlnundured kind.
IViday
50c ,
I3oys' extra qunhtv all wool i > nnt8i |
never rutallod under SI.00 u pair , Friday j
75c ,
HOVB' IOMJJ nnnts suits , all wool , to bo <
closed out Fiiday for
$6.00 , l8Ult.
Cloak Dep't. at
To create a i ush in this department
wo will ollor Friday a liiruo lot of ladies'
handsomu jackotH , matoiial of line kor *
soy , with butterfly cnpos.
Wo vvlll present j
to each of our pa
trons purchasing
$5.00 , one of theaoj ]
elegant World'rj
Fair Sou vonli ]
Spoons , mad
of U. S. sterling
silver and vvortil
at a n y jovvolr ; ]
sloro J3.00. Onll
ll
of thcKO spoonj *
will onhunco you
collection.
Fan plaited back and Inrgo alcoves ; t
first class , . ' .
stylish ( .irmont in every ro-
br.cct. They cnnnut bo matched any- ,
whoi o less than $10.00. Just the garmoal
i on want. Si/eg ! I2 to 88.
Call early nnd secure first choice.
The WHJ peonlo crowd around our ta
bles shows they appreciate tlio phiou
wo ate { , 'iviu } , ' . Friday \ro \ are KOing tc
fritfhtan our conp'tltois liv olTorintf a
lot of hijrh urauo English norcoltiln IOC
piece dinner huts , beautifully ducoriiteii
nnd belong to the 81U.OO class abou
town.-
town.Wo offer thorn
Fi idny at $6.49
fin do/on decorated genuine i-hiim fruit
plulos , ruj ulur pi Ice lOc ,
FOR FRIDAY 5c
Knox Kolutlno , worth 15c nt jour grocery -
cory stoto ,
I < Mday hero at 7Jc
Pulz Potnndo U noxos for lOc.
IJest Shoo Ulnuking o box.
fie Sin ic Hi ushoHc oich. *
Hie Hui uh Hi uilics oo ouch.
Pine Silk Ribbon
Going ut fully half priuo See the IT
on the bdif'iiln tables.
Secure one of our Souveni :
Spoons
FRIDAY
With a $5.00 Purchase.
And then vote for your favor
ite Minister , Teacher , Fireman ,
Policeman or Letter Carrier.
They will appreciate it.
Everybody is voting.