8 THE OMAHA DA\TLY \ BEE : KOTElSrDER 21 , 1804 ,
IIAHDEN BROTHERS ,
Special Grocery and Meat Bargains Adver
tised on Third Page ,
GREAT REDUCTION IN CLOTHING DEP'T'T '
Kcnd Altout tlio All \Voot 40-Inch I'nuh-
mere * , JiBr , Worth OOc Unilorwenr
for Htont M nUBa
Tomorrow ,
In addition to tlio grocery bargains ad
vertised on third page , wo have as fine a lot
of mixed nuta an It IB possible to obtain , and
our prlco Is a paralyzsr.
MIXED NUTS. 7' C LU.
The quality IB the finest \\o ever saw
they are a bargain. Coma quickly befo-e tlio
Thanksgiving rush.
HOSIERY , MITTENS , GLOVES.
Men's heavy felt mittens 9c. worth 25c.
Ladles * last black tights l&c , worth GOc.
Ladles' natural gray vests IGc , worth GOc.
Ladles' Egyptian cotton Jersey ribbed vests
a bargain , 19c , worth 40c.
Men's heavy wool underwear GOc , worth $1 ,
Ladles' cashmere gloves 12' ' c , worth GOc.
Ladles' heavy wool hose lOc , worth 25c.
Men's flno undershirts. In large sizes ,
no drawers , 98c , worth J2.GO.
Men's lined leather gloves 3Gc , worth 7Gc ;
mittens 3Dc , worth 7Gc.
Men's heavy buckskin ovcrshlrts GOc , worth
7Gc.
7Gc.Navy blue all wool overshlrts $125 , worth
J2.00 ; boys' heavy wool mittens 12fcc ! , worth
2r.c.
2r.c.Ladlw'
Ladlw' fast black $1.00 corsets , GOc.
Ladles' saxony mittens 25o , worth 40c.
UNLAUNDnilED SHIRTS , 390.
Men's unlaundercd shirts , double back and
front , good quality , muslin , a GOc shirt , for
89c.
89c.Men's
Men's GOc suspenders go for 2Sc.
Men's GOc neckties for 2Gc.
Ladles' fine cashmere hose 2Gc ; this lot
cost 30c to make.
CHILD'S WOOL HOSE , 2GC.
Special bargain , the best wool hose In
the whole west , sold all over town for GOc- ;
nil sizes trom us for 2Gc.
2Gc.IIAYDEN
IIAYDEN BROS.
Head Fidelity's real estate ad.
COMMERCIAL CLUiJ MATTERS.
Trylnjftn HrliiB Honclquiirtrnof Locomotive
1'lrcnicti to Otnnlni linen Track rlirmp.
The cxecutlvo committee of the Commer
cial club held an Important meeting yesterday
afternoon and decided to take action on
Bomo matters of Interest to Omaha. A com
mittee of four , consisting of Messrs. Saun
ters , Benson , Utt and Payne , was appointed
to go to Terre Haute , Ind. , and present the
advantages of Omaha as a good place for
the permanent location of the headquarters
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen ,
which arc soon to be removed from Terre
Haute. At present only t\\o cities nro con
testing for the headquarters of this organ
ization St. Louis and Omaha. Omaha has
many friends In the order , but St. Louis has
Eomo advantage In the matter of being more
centrally located as to railroads , and would
probably be a convenient place for holding
tlin general and annual meetings. Omaha has
several advantages not enjoyed by St. Louis
anil Is considered as having a show for se
curing the plum. The matter Is to bo de
cided within n few days and the committee
will get ready to start for Terre Haute on
short notice.
A resolution was adopted by the committee
to .thef effect that the members would lend
their assistance to the commission appointed
by Governor Crounso to assist In taking care
of settlers who lost everything by reason
of the crop failure.
Reciprocal arrangements were endorsed by
the committee with the Commercial clubs of
St. Paul , Minneapolis and Indianapolis , by
\vhlch the members of these Institutions may
4cnJ6y full membership privileges when visit
ing In tlieso cities.
Arrangements were made to call a meet
ing of the Omaha horsemen at an parly date
for the purpose of discussing with the lead
ing business men the building of a fine nillo
race track and exposition grounds similar to
tlioto at Sioux City , St. Joseph , Grand Rapids
and other points where a success has been
made of combining trotting and pacing races
with a first-class exposition of produce , man
ufactures , etc. The idea Is to construct one
of the best mile tracks that money can bnlld
and offer pursea for races largo enough to
attract the owners of the kings and queens
of the light harness turf. The committee
has substantial assurances that the project
can bo carried out In time for a fall meeting
next year , and probably In tlmo for a spring
meeting similar to the one at Union park
last June. Some routine business was trans
acted and the committee will take steps to
put new vigor Into the work of the club by
getting the Individual members Interested In
the good work for Omaha.
Shlloh's Cure , the great cough and croup
euro. Is In great demand. Pocket size con
tains twenty-five doses , only 25 cents.
Children love It. Sold by druggists.
" . * "HOCK ISf.ANO" HXCUItSION
Through TnurUt bleeping Car to S.m Trim-
CIPCO and I.IM A nice I PH.
Via Chicago , Rock Island & Pacific railway ,
leaves Omaha every Friday at 1:10 : p. m. ,
via Denver , Colorado Springs , Pueblo , Salt
Lake , Ogdcn , Also through tourist sleeper
to Los Angeles every Wednesday on our
southern route , \\a. \ Fort Worth and El Paso.
Tickets and sleeping car reservations can bo
secured at the "Rock Island" ticket office.
For full Information cull on or address
CHARLES KENNEDY , 1002 Farnam St. ,
G. N. W. P. A.
BUHNED TO THE GROUND.
Two Cottucr * Dcfttroyctl nt nn Knrly Hour
YpHtnrilHr Morning.
Shortly after 2 o'clock yesterday morning fire
was discovered In a shed In flie rear of A.
Patterson's residence , 4GIG Douglas street.
The flames \\ero fanned by a west wind and
before the sleeping Inmates of the adjoining
houses could bo awakened the flames had
spirad and the cottages adjoining had caught
tire. Fire alarm boxes are scarce out in
that neighborhood , the nearest one "Is at
Fortieth and Farnam streets. Some ono
pulled that box and hose company No. 7
was the first to reach the fire. When this
company arrived the cottage of 0. M. Cooper ,
4613 Douglas , and the adjoining one , occupied
by Patterson , were In ruins ,
Next to these cottages on the west Is a
two-story brick building , occupied by Theo
dore Wolsman. This building caught flro
also and the loss on It will bo about $700.
Cooper's and Patterson's houses were burned
to the ground , nothing was saved. Their
loss will be about $3,000.
ADAM COOK NOT QUILTY.
lie "Wrote the 1'oMnI Cxril but the Jury
'thought It No Crime.
A jury In the federal court returned a
verdict of not guilty In the case nt Adam
Cook of Falrfleld , who was charged will
Bending an obscene postal card , written in
German , to his nelce , Maggie Ojik. The
case was given to the Jury Monday night and
a verdict was reached about 9 o'clock. , This
was staled and given to the bailiff , wtu. if-r-
inltted the Jury to disperse. When Judge
PunOy learned of that fact yesterday he
vns quite Indignant , and severely censurc <
thV ( UrAllut bailiff. He Bald that had the
jury brought In a verdict of guilty , under
the circumstances he woull have stt I
aside , lie wlfhed It was In Ms power to
ffl aside their finding * In tha can any Why
Tlip contflUs-AitMlio postal carJ made sor.-.e
crave * charges against the character of MU
Cook.
MurrUga I.Ucn r .
The following marriage licenses were Is
sued yesterday :
Nameam ) Address. Age
Otto Crane , Omahn 23
Delia Uuune , Omaha 2
Edward Sommer. Omalin 20
Florence U. Cope , Omaha 1
Dan iUcNumcB. Washington county 2
Dell * Davis , Florence 1
John * ! ' . Lukgord. Omaha 32
Mary Kerrigan , Oraulia , 29
SIKH : SAM : THUUSDAY.
ixtjr Tlinumuut 1'nln of Hliocn Will lie
rUurd on Pale Tliurmlny. IS or. 23 ,
AT BOSTON STORE , OMAHA.
Great as Boston Store shoe sales have
iecn , thcro never was ono to equal thU.
f you can Imagine as many as almost all
ho shoes of all the retail dealers In Omaha
tut together placed In ono sale , you will
mvo an Idea of how great this sale will bo.
In this sale you'll find.
Ladles' carriage boots ,
Men's cork sole shoes.
Men's patent leather shoes ,
Ladles' flno white stitched shoes ,
Children's , boys' and misses' shoes.
Hundreds of cases of
Ladles' warm shoes.
Ladles' warm slippers ,
Children's warm shoes and slippers ,
Men's and boys' custom made calf shoes ,
Ladles' hand turn shoes ,
Ladles' welt shoes ,
All of these In the best and latest styles ,
At prices
Absolutely and positively
BELOW ANY EVER QUOTED ,
cither by this or any other dealer In the
world.
This Is saying a good deal , but the facts
will pro\o even more Interesting.
These goods are now coming In by the-
car load , and are being marked and got In
readiness for the sale. There are so many
hat It may not bo possible to get all of
hem on sale on Thursday , but we'll do our
> est. Remember , the sale commences
Thursday , November 22 , and Is at
BOSTON STORE ,
N. W. Cor. 10th and Douglas.
Clothing nt l.rs Tliiin Unit Vntuo.
That receiver's sale , consisting of $45,000
vorth of men's and boys' clothing , gents'
urnlshlng , hats , caps and shoes , Is now In
nil blast. Prices talk. Heavy wool socks ,
Gc. Boys' gray ulsters , S9c. Striped cotton
socks , 2c a pair. Men's full suits , J1.9S.
Wool mittens , leather faced , IGe. Men's
'Ight good overcoats , $1.50. Celluloid collars ,
c. Extra good specimens of fur overcoats
of which there Is a good supply In this
stock ) are slaughtered at $7.75. Men's heavy
vlntcr caps , IGc. Men's black clay worsted
suits , $4.25. Wool felt mittens , 9c. Heavy
cersey ulsters , $2.50. Men's GOc four-ln-hand
les , IGc. Chinchilla overcoats with fur col-
ars and cuffs , $7.GO. Extreme heavy wool
inderwear , scarlet or yellow , to close , 4Gc.
Flno English kersey overcoats In all the late
hades , $4.50. Men's silk web suspenders
vtth wire buckles and all other late Improve
ments , lOc. Boys' strong durable suits , 7Gc.
Light weight knee pants to close , Gc ( small
sizes only. Duck coats , wool lined , for C9c
Is this cheap enough ? ) . Cooks' and waiters'
ackets , formerly $1.00 , take your pick for
! 5e. Men's real heavy wool filling pants ,
89c. Goatskin gloves unllned , IGc. Fine suits
and overcoats , of which there Is a big over
stock , are marked way down In proportion , as
every dollar's worth has got to bo sold and
old quick ; former cost not considered In the
east.
RECEIVER'S SALE ,
At Globe Clothing Co.'s old stand ,
115 S. 16th st , near Douglas St. ,
Opposite Boston Store.
Now Omaha I.lmltoil Train.
On and after Sun-Jay , November 4 , , the
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul "electric
Ighted limited" will leave Omaha at 6 p. m. ,
arriving In Chicago at 9 a. m. Remember this
train carries diners a la carte.
C. S. CARRIER , Ticket Agent.
1504 Farnam St.
iiAuvisjT i\cimsioNs SOUTH.
VI * the \Viib-iih It. It.
On November 20 , December 4 and 18 ,
he Wabash will sell tickets at ono faro ,
with $2 added. For tickets or a copy of
he Homcseekers * Guldo call at Wabash of
fice. 1602 Farnam street , or write.
G. N. CLAYTON , N. W. P. Agt. , Omaha.
BORN.
At Walnut Hill , Monday , November , 19th ,
n son was born to Mr. and Mrs. II. D.
Neely.
DIED.
MYERS Henry C. , son of Mr. nnd Mrs.
II. C. Myers , Monday , November 19th ,
UKed 3 years and 2 months. Funeral
Wednesday nt 2 o'clock from 819 N. 2.1nd.
LI3 GEYT Daniel , at 8:40 : p. in. , November
20 , aged DO years 5 months and 2 days.
Funeral private.
IIAYDEN BROTHERS ,
Special Oloak Week Head About Dress
Qoods Bargains on Third Page.
UNDERWEAR 33 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
China -Sllkt Tomorrow MorninglOe Light
Colors In Ciislimcrtu , 30o 06c All Wool
Henrietta * , 23c llroudclotln
at Third Vnluo Thursday.
The bargains we advertise on 3rd page are
well north your attention , particularly those
mentioned above ; referring to the framed
pictures given away with every $3.00 pur
chase , we wish to say that these are an ex
clusive feature In our furntturo department
and only go with furntturo purchases.
CHILDREN'S CAPS AND BONNETTS , 2GC.
In our millinery department we have some
bargains In children's warm bonnets , lined
and ruffled , at 25c and GOc.
CHILD'S DRESS BONNETS , $1.00.
Made of rich moire sl'k , navy blue , brown ,
cardinal , richly trimmed , a lovely little
bonnet , worth $1.75 , for $1.00.
UNDERWEAR SAMPLES , 33 0 ON
DOLLAR.
When you think of all the odds and ends
accumulated by the large manufacturers east
and that wo are now selling the accumulation
on C mills for the past season which we sell.
$1.50 samples men's underwear , GOc.
$1.00 samples men's underwear , 35c.
75c samp es men's underwear , 25c.
$1.00 samples ladles' underwear , 35c.
Ladles' , women's , children's underwear ,
Jersey fitting and flat In this lot , all sizes ,
don't miss the chance.
One of the best bargains ever offered In
Omaha Is the special lot of 40-Inch colored
Imported Henriettas , that we offer for 26c ,
read the big advertisement on 3rd page ;
tlieso cost double this prlco to Import ; we
want to close out the lot , that's all ,
Read advertisement on 3rd page.
IIAYDEN BROS.
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Itotleilni ; ihorry County.
Charles II , Belts of Colonel Wood Grand
Army of the Republic post , No. 208 , of Val
entine , Neb. , takes pleasure in thanking the
ladles of the Grand Army of the Republic
and Garfleld Circle , No. 11 , of Omaha , Neb. ,
for their kind contribution of clothing , etc. ,
toward the poor of Cherry county , Neb.
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Opium habit and alcoholism treated. Years
of experience. II. W. Hyde , M. D. , 407 Paxton -
ton block , Omaha , Neb ,
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The Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul fast
train , leaving Union depot at 6 p. m. , makes
exact connection at Sabula , la. , for Missis
sippi river points north , arriving at Dubuque
0:40 : a. m. , North Gregor 8:40 : a. m. , La
Crosse 11:15 a. m. , St. Paul 2:45 : p. m. Ticket
office , 1604 Farnam street.
Our Italy.
Tlmo was when the "glorious cllmato of
California" dll not attract tourists. But year
after year the tide of travel sets In stronger
and stronger every fall and winter toward
this favored region. There Is no climate llko
It on this continent for a winter resort , and
the usual fine service of the Union Pacific
system has this season been brought to a
degree of perfection which leaves nothing to
be desired.
For further Information call on your near
est ticket agent or address
H. P. DEUEL.
City ticket'agent. .
1302 Farnam Qt. . Omaha , Neb.
Sold T..quor to InillunH ,
Morris Korpela Is on trial in the federal
coniTon the charge of selling liquor to Green
Rainbow and other members of the Wlnne-
bago tribe of Indians. It seems that at the
session of the federal court last spring a
number of Indians were brought to Omaha as
witnesses , but their fondness for firewater
rendered them worthless as evidence givers
and the grand Jury was instructed to In
vestigate , which was done and resulted In the
Indictment of Karpela. Some of the Indians
are alleged to have got so drunk that they
wanted to take Sclp Dundy's calp home
with them for their pappooses to play with.
Klllml In a ItuiiHWiiy.
SPRINGFIELD , O. , Nov. 20. Uobert J.
Ernest , steward of Wlltenburg college , was
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America Leads the Nations\
the March of Progress.
Among the wonders of the World's Columbian Fair the
grandest was the exhibit of American products. The Ex
hibition was , in this respect , an object lesson of the grandeur
and glory of the Republic. Among the exhibits from the
United States no article of its class stood so high as
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder.
The Chief Chemist of the Agricultural Department at
Washington , backed by an intelligent jury at the Exposition ,
found it strongest in leavening power , peerless in its -purity
and beyond comparison in uniform excellence
Received Highest Award
At the World's Fair.
The award is a matter of official record.
Nothing ; could settle so decisively the Jmmeasureable
superiority of Dr. Price's over all other powders as the
great honor bestowed at Chicago ,
nntnntly killed nnd lilmlion badly Injured
n a runaway today * ! MM. Krnest Is no
ndly shocked that lied lUcIs despaired < > f.
W. C. Estcs of Nellgrrls.mt the Paxton.
T. D. Norrls , QuIncyjcTO ! ; is al the Darker.
F. B. Mcdlnnls , Hastings ; ) Is at the Darker.
Judge N. D. JacksomofiNellgh is a Mlllard
guest. .
George A , Brooks , Ddxito Mills , is at the
Illlard.
John L. Durke , I'ocattllD , Idaho , is at the
tlllaril.
H. J. Wells , Olenrockv , Wyo. , Is at the
Dellonc.
F. M. Moore of Sheridan , Wyo. , Is at the
rcade.
Lyman Brown , Falls City , Neb. , is at the
larker.
George T. Beck , Sheridan , Wyo. , is a Pax-
on guest.
N , McCrary , Shenandoah , la. , Is at the
ilerchants.
Robert Craft and wife of Norfolk are at the
ilerchants.
W. L. Folrbrother of Lincoln is a Mer-
hants guest.
O. A. Brown and wife of Plattfmiouth are
Dellonc guests.
C. B. Christy , Malvern , la. , Is registered
t the Arcade.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peck of Palmer are
at the Dellone.
Mrs. L. W. Thornton , Washington , D. C. ,
s at the Barker.
II , N , Carpenter and wife of Syracuse are
t the Merchants.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J , Hosecrans of Hushvllle
re at the Dellonc.
J. 'W. Curry and wlfo of Mcrriman ore
guests at the Arcade.
Ilcv. William Rehbuck of Bow Valley Is
eglstered at the Dellone.
J. A. Kerr and William Petrle , Yuma.
Colo. , are at the Arcaikv '
L. L. II. Austin and W. Morton Smith of
.Incoln . are at the Merchants.
F. S. Steele , Ed S. White and Joke Grouse ,
Casper , Wyo. , are at the Merchants.
Jack MacColl of Lexington was In the city
or a short 'time yesterday afternoon , en-
oute to Lincoln.
Sam A. Combs , M. S. Mansfield , Martin
\Iansfleld , II. Dalrd , George W. Rockwell
and E. J. Smith of Homer are In Omaha at-
endlng the United States court and are
quartered at the Arcade.
W. H. Barstow of Crste , formerly with the
Itate Board of Agriculture , has been appointed
nanager of the Massachusetts Mutual Life
nsuranco company , with headquarters in
his city. Mr. Barstow has already taken
iharge. _
NobrnHk.in at Mm HotMs.
At the Arcndo J. II. Ulenklron , Oelden ;
Mrs. G. W. BrlRgs , Ueemer ; J. N. lUilne ,
Merrlmnn ; T. Fulton Qantt , North Platte.
At the Dellone D. J. Sinclair. Nebinslsa
2lty ; J. C. Uurd , H. W. Lad In. Wymore ; E.
lenner , Menomlnee ; H. II. Bowes , Ira
ThomaB , Oakland.
At the Mlllard Victor McCarthy , Belle-
viie ; Charles Hoyt. Clarks ; J. M. Brown ,
' 'riemi ; M. C. Ebei stein , Exeter ; John S.
Musser , Aurora ; W. L. Tark , North Platte ;
W. H. Barstow , Crete ! W. P. McCrenry ,
Hastings.
At the Paxton S. Slcnnan. W. J. Hynes ,
H. S. Kenfrew , Hastings ; E. C. Calkins ,
Mrs , II. J. Mack , Dr. . Eliza B. Mills ,
"Ccarncy ; H. G. LtvinBaton , Plattsmouth ;
3. S. Hadley. A. C. Storrcll. Cedar Itaplds ;
Charles B. Allen , Lincoln ; H. J. Reed , He
bron.
At Hie Merchants-rA. B. Golde , Hartlng-
on ; W. S. Cnllett , Bancroft ; R. S. Alley ,
Wilber ; L. M. Pemberlan , Beatrice ; Alex
Morris , Fred Uoblson , F. Coatcs , Beth
Geary , J. E. Nye , Hush Bovill , P. W.
? rutchen , Meirlman : "George Barr , T. L.
Ackerman , Robert Barr. Stan ton ; J. M. Lee ,
Oxford' J. W. Battler ; Kdgnr ; Allen Light ,
W. P. Noble , Hynnnts ; 12 A. Coffey , Chnd-
on.
COMMIT TIUS TO MEMOIIY
STVLE34-r.mV.lCbT
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ClOAKS.SOITS.rtS.
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Cor. 16 < b.and r amain Sts , ,
I'AXrON BLOCK.
In White and Mi
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It is easy to understand why architectural
bedsteads of white Iron with polished brass
trimmings are so popular. They subserve
every need. They please every fancy. They
are theoretically the best , they are practi
cally the most economical , and they are ar
tistically the most beautiful.
Theory asserts the need of frames that
shall bo light , not porous , easily handled ,
very strong , washabla and impervious to
decay. What better material than tubular
iron ?
Practical considerations demand a pries
that shall compete with the painted plije
bedsteads of country trade. We have brought
do\\n these architectural bedsteads to $6 and
upwards.
Finally the fancy of the purchaser demands
beauty. And these dainty bedsteads , in their
soft ivory white framas with trimmings ol
burnished brass , reallza every desire.
They are the finest bedsteads ever offered
at the price.
Catalogues of our Hoe of Iron and brass
beds will bo mailed upon application.
Charles SMverick & Co.
FURNITURE of'.Ewary 003 cription
JXQtt find rjH < Zniisrl H Straot.
MILLAKD HOTEL BLOCK.
STRAIGBBTEN UP
THE
In the way
they should
go by using1
Shoulder Braces.
Wo liavo thorn AT ALL PRICES
The Aloe & Penfold Co. ,
1403 FAU1JAM ST.
THE LION DRUGHOUSE. .
TUBE
PERMANENTLY
CURED
NO PAY UNTIL CURED
WE KtltR TOO TO 8,000 PUItKIL
Vnt for Eank References.
. . , < EXAMINATION FREE.
( o Operation. No Delation from Business ,
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
THE O. E. MILLER CO. .
W on < J 808 New York Life bid * . Omaht ,
NERVOUS
PROSTRATION ,
< NEUIUITIUKU )
INSOMNIA ,
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA
MELANCHOLIA ,
AND THE THOUSAND I LI a THAT
FOLLOW A DERANGED
CONDITION or THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM
THE riTRICT Of THE DRAIN Of THC OX.
PREPARED UNDER THC FORMULA Of
Dr. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND ,
IN HIS LABORATORY AT WAHINCTON , D , C.
DOGE , 0 DROPS.
Pnici , Pen PMI L or 2 DK CHM > , $3 , SO.
COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.
WASHINGTON , D. C.
END FOR HOOK. I. a
KU11N & CO. . AGENTS FOR OMAHA.
Fine Cooking at Home ,
So mo pcoplo think that
they ciinnot p-ropnro the
dollcuto soups nnd sauces
and delicious made
dishes which nro pecu
liar to the best French
cooking in their homes.
But by usu ot
Liebig Gompany's '
Extract ot Beef
as a stock for Soups ,
Sauces , Made Dishes ,
they can be nmdo easily ,
cheaply and successfully
at home.
N. B. Got the genuine L'eb'g ' COM
PANY'S ' and avoid disappointment
Keo tlnit the signature of JUSTUS vos
Licnin Is inbluu
on the Jar.
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Rplendld cnrntlTe ncent f or Krrvoni or f'H.
lleadaclio. Drain Kihaujtlon , 8leopleti > nt i.
ipeejal or senernl NeuralnUt else for 'ir .v
matlira , Oout , Kidner Difordem , Aota .lyn
Dopitn , Annrralu. Antidote far Alccii : ' j
and ollmr oicobeca. i'rloo , 10 , 2uand W : t : :
LUsnooent.
THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO.
151 S. V.'oelorn Avenue , CI1ICAUD.
For sale by all drucRlats. Omaha.
DUFFY'S
PURE Mil WHBSKEY.
All Druggists.
"OFF"
This country is off this year. Democrats arc
republicans , republicans are populists and populists
are democrats. The goldbugs are after silver and
the silverttes are after gold.
The Nebraska is off , too couldn't figure out
such a possible demand for overcoats , as made upon
us recently. The fashion is ' 'off" a slouchy-fitting-
long , loose , blankety overcoat is the fad of fashion
this year. Even short people sigh for long over
coats.
All of our overcoats are long. Matters not
what quality or price , they're all long. Even our
Two-Seventy-Five coats are made according to this
season's length. Our Five Dollar overcoats are as
close to the fashion plate as any stylish garment
you've seen so far. Six-Seventy- , Ten-Fifty ,
Fifteen Dollars , Seventeen , and up to Twenty-One-
Fifty they're all long and stylish , best of fabrics ,
most serviceable of linings and handsomely draped.
But our prices are only "short" features about
our coats. In one of our windows you can see
some of our Five Dollar overcoats. Tell you what
it is like : A patent all-wool beaver , lined with cas-
simere , velvet collar , made up clean , silk stitching
all over. It is by heavy odds the best $10. oo article
ever retailed by fnan. Side by side you see some
of our Five-fifty long , warm and storm protecting
ulsters , of several different cloths and as many
colors. That will also put a surprising smile on your
face , because you know others charge you for one
like it at least $10,00. By the time you see other
prices you'll know why we are the acknowledged
money-savers of this country ,
Here is an additional sacrifice : We have a few
styles of shorter than usual gauge-of. overcoats , that
formerly retailed at from $17.50 to $25.00. Are to
be cleaned out this week at Fifteen Dollars. They're
clean , brand new stock , but the sizes are 34 , 35 , 36.
Nothing larger. Truthful advertising demands that
you shall know it. We never misrepresent.
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Special sale of drop patterns in carpets. Too many pat
terns that can not be duplicated prompt us to offer for a
weeks' sale reliable makes of goods at prices to close them.
. . If you know what a good Tapestry Brussels is you know
what excellent goods Smith's and Roxberry's are for wear.
A nice line of these makes at 700 a yard. We have Tapes
tries at 350 a yard-and all the way between. We prefer to
recommend the best makes.
Ingrain Carpets , too , at prices much lower than the same
qualities have been shown. Best quality two-ply all wool a
small lot onlyat 45C. Please examine these before you buy.
Extra quality Union Wool and cotton , 250 yard. We have
al o a few drop patterns of Moquette and Body Brussels that
will be sold at two-thirds regular price.
Orchard. & Wilhelm Carpet
1414-16-18 Douglas St.
Complete Drapery Dept. 2nd Floor.
NEW SHORT LIME
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TOOTH will give atoooth
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Our Prices are Low.
We are ACCURATE AND EELUBLE.
The Aloe & PenfoM Co. ,
1408 FAKNAM STREST.
THE LION DRUGHOUSi
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OMAHA , * " " '
CHEAPER THAN CANAL POWER
The OTTO Gasoline Engine will
furnish you power at a cost of 50
to 40 per cent less than the price
proposed to be charged for power
by the Canal Co.
For particulars call on or address ,
The Otto Gas Engine Works ,
321 S. 15th .t. OMAHA , NEB
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THE DENTIST
J'axton Jlluah ,
10th ami raritam at *
High-Olasi Dental Work at ReatoaaWo Prices
Prompt and courteous treatment trlvon to nil.
Palnk-bH extraction ot tooth without Iran or chloro
form , full Wtt elti on rubber * iOU. 1'ooplo liv
ing away from Omaha watted upon Ihoday they
aru in the cliy.
ady attendant. Telephone 108J. German pokcn
Or the Liquor Habit , Positively Cured
BY AOUWSmmata. HAWS'OOtOUJFlCIFIC.
It can be gl n In a cup ol coffee or tea , or In ir-
llclei ol food , without tlio knowledge ol tha
pcrton takloglt ; It Unlnolutcljr liarnilcuanO.
will effect * permanent and upeedjr core.
Whether the patient It a moderate-drinker or
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GUARANTEE acomnletecuio In everyluiUncc.
IH ntge book FREE. AilrtreaiIn ronndence ,
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