THE OMAIIA . DAILY . _ _ _ j BEE : /SATURDAY / > . . , _ _ _ DEQ EMBER 1 , 189-1.
CONTINENTAL UNDERWEAR
Star Saturday of All to Buy Tour
Winter Underwear.
DERBY RIBBED UNDERWEAR 25C
The Great Crimdf tliat Cnme to Our tail
ButunUy's Underwear 6alo Will Hear
Us Out In the Assertion that
Tlicie Are lllff llnrgnliii.
There wag uch a big run on our derby
Jibbed underwear last week that we ha\e
replenished the lot with 160 suits of tan un
derwear of much higher price and place the
entire lot at your disposal for 2Do each.
Derby ribbed shirts or drawers worth up to
$1.00 a suit at 25c a garment.
Fine , heavy camel's hair underwear * such
us you always pay $1.25 a suit for , BO Sat
urday for 40c a garment .
Extra heavy Scotch gray Bhlrts and draw
ers , Rood value at 7Gc , now 60c.
A lot of fleece-lined underwear that usually
noils for $2.00 a suit , Is broken In sizes , and
for that reason goes for COc a piece.
We offer an unusually good bargain In an
all wool heavy weight scarlet shirt or drawer
( or 7Dc that no one thinlis of selling for less
than $1.25 a garment.
LAUNDBIIED WHITE SHIRTS. 280.
With all linen bosom , reinforced back , all
good union linen body. 300 In the lot , and
not ono of them worth less than 7Gc. Your
cliolco as long as they last for 2Sc a shirt.
Men's heavy seamless socks In gray and
tans , regular 15o stockings , for Sc.
Extra quality seamless half-hose In three
shades of tan. It's an awful good bargain at
25c , but It's a record-breaker at our Satur
day price of 12'/4c.
Very heavy weight 35o camel's hair socks
for 17c.
Vine medium weight 35c all wool half-hose
for 17c.
GENUINE CALFSKIN GLOVES , COC.
A big lot of men's all solid calfskin g'.o\cs ,
lined or unllncd , not a pair worth less than
$1.00. Our price , DOc.
Heavy rawhide , lined gloves , the best
Marking glove made , go for COc.
Working mittens , with calfskin fronts and
knit backs , the $1 kind fort 25c.
Men's woolen gloves and mittens , 25c and
COc.
COc.Men's
Men's cashmere mufflers , In all the desira
ble shades , light or dark , and In every pat
tern known ; three different lots at half
price , 3Gc , COc and C2c.
Silk murders , largo and stylish , a hand
some present for any one ; a special lot Sat
urday at C5o.
Men's working shirts In heavy chctlots
and all colors at COc.
Black sateen shirts , 28c.
Heavy winter weight flannel shirts , 95c
NECKTIES , 25C.
Not 25c neckties , but neckties that cost U3
40c that wo never sold for less than COc , In a
good variety of patterns and In four-ln-
liands and tccks. Your choice Saturday , 2Cc.
CONTINENTAL CLOTHING HOUSE ,
, N. E. Cor. IGth and Douglas.
1'XUSUX.Ut I'.tlC.Kllt.ll'llS.
John Kramer Is at the Barker from Atch-
Ison.
Samuel F. Smith of Philadelphia Is at the
Mlllard.
Tobias Caster registered nl the Paxton last
evening.
W. A. Kerr , Reading , Pa. , Is registered at
the Paxton.
Nat C. Goodwin and his company are at
the Mlllard.
.E. J. DoUell of the Rosebud agency Is a
I'nxton guest.
L. D. Craig , Louisville , Ky. , Is registered
at the Barker.
C. L. Klnc and wife , Holland , Mich. , are
Mlllard guests. , '
S. E. Wilson nnd wife , Hot Springs , S. I ) . ,
are Dcllono guests.
Miss Anna Borst of Peru was a guest at
the Mlllard yesterday.
E. II. Morgan nnd wife ot Nebraska City
arc guests at the Deilcne. '
Matt Daugherty of Ogalallateglstored ut
tlis Merchants last evening.
C. B. Rodgcrs and L. Brtdpnthal took din
ner at the Paxton yesterday.
W. II. Nefsoy and J , Nefsey of Sundance ,
AYyo. , arc guests at the Arcade.
IL D. Delahay and C. J3. Taylor are regls
IK tercd at the Barker from Topeka.
lowans at the Arcade are : Charles Bullock
of Denlson , J. Morten of 'Griswold.
Nine members of the Nat C. Goodwin
company are registered at the Barker.
E. H , Andrus , B. & M. emmlgratlon agent
at Holdrege , was at the Mercer yesterday.
Mrs. Jennie Reed , Des Molnes , 13 visiting
relatives 'In the city and Is stopping at the
Barker.
George A. McNutt , traveling passenger
ngsnt for the "Katy , " Kansas City. Is at the
Mlllard.
J , A. Lyman , manager for the Hammond
company at Chicago , registered at the Mlllard
last evening.
W. II. Bishop , representing the Black
Crook company , and his assistant , A. J. Gilmore -
I more , are at the Barker.
Mr. Harry Stelnfeld of Chicago , repre
senting the American Israelite , Is In the city
visiting his brother-in-law , William Wolffo.
Mrs. George W. Stadden , 220C Doiiglac
street , received a telegram announcing tht
death of her aunt , Miss Eliza Ogdcn , of Dea
Molnea , to which place she went yesterday
to attend the funeral , which occurs Sunday ,
Y. C. Lawson , assistant auditor ot the
Wells-Fargo Express company , with head
quarters al San Francisco , Is In the city , the
guest of Auditor Bechel of the Pacific ; Ex
press company. Mr. Lawson called on The
lleo yesterday.
At the Mercer W. B. Buck , New York ;
J , L. Farthing , Plattsmouth ; Gorge J , Lyon
Lincoln ; S .H. Hathaway. New York ; E. H
Andrus , Holdrege ; G. H. Jones and niece ,
Kansas City ; J. II. Maurltans. New York
II. Bohn. Grand Island ; J. E. Byers. Chicago -
cage ; H. C. Hackney , Longmont , Colo. ; L. B
Aycrs and eon , Elmo , la. ; A. T. Galloway
Nellgh ; C. W. Sherman , Plattsmouth ; N. II ,
Loughbrldge , Grand Island ; S , R. Mumaugh
* Portland ; John A. Mitchell , Chicago ; A. B
Hankey , Alda ; J. D. Baker , Edgar ; 0. H ,
Swingley , Beatrice ; A. 0. West , Fremont.
Kt-bnixkiini at the lintels.
At the Mlllard-C. A. Chore. Wayne ; J. T
Mnllllleu , F , Y. Hobertvan , Kearney.
At the Arcade W. F. Unroll , Nebraskc
City ; A. Iloats. lied Cloud ; J. F. Boyd , Oak
dale ; 8. 8. Smith. North l.oup.
At the I'nxton A. A. Abbott , dram
Island ; F. II. Gllcrest. Kearney ; C. A. Me
CJrew , Hastings ; O. U. lluttcrlleld , Crelgh
ton.
ton.At
At the Hellene J. W. Holmcnilst. Oakland
F. E , Ward , Tekamnli ; C. A. Why man , Lin
coin ; W. C. Holand , W. L. Wallace , Nor
folk ; M. H. Klnnoy , York.
At the Merchants C. I > . Parish , Wesi
Point ; F. Mcanntcr. Wllber ; J. SI. Craig
Kearney : Wllllnm IJorkenlmgen. Fremont
W. A. McAllister , Columbus : O. D. Heck'
with , North Platte ; Frank O'Bhea , Newmut
Grove ; W. W. Alt. Wnhoo.
An ever welcome guest to the cheerful
housewife Dr. Price's Cream Baking Pow.
der.
Turk CommUilonnrt * Meeting.
At the meetingof the Board of Part
Commissioners ycsterda > ' afternoon th <
question of signing1 a petition for a cliangi
of grade on Thirty-second street nnd Wool
worth avenue , nt the northwest corner o
Hanscom park , was referred for unothe :
week , Applications were received fron
John Clarke nnd Mr. UaldufT for the prlvl
lego to sell refreshments at the ekutlni
booths at IJanscom park during ( he winter
and the latter got the plum.
There wan some dlncuBslon In regard ti
the advisability of keeping the Fake a
Hanscom park In condition for skatlni
during the winter months. To Keep the lei
In condition and provide sufficient wntei
will cost about ll.WJo for the winter. Tin.
feme of the members stated that they well
In favor of saving this Amount. Final
the matter was referred to a special com
inltteq consisting of Messrs. Tukey. Kll
Patrick and Hedtleld , to report at the ncx
meeting.
Wanted to tlurn Illi Haute.
D. N , McKenile decided Thursday that b
had a good deal to be thankful for. He go
up bright and early , and to testify to hi
thankfulness purchased several bottles o
alcohol nnd got gloriously drunk. In thi
evening bewent to his home at 2101 Harne ;
street 'and determined to ihow hi * famll ;
ome fun. He seized the lighted lamp and
wandered about the houie , threatening to
urn It down an teen an rould find n vuincr-
blo place. Ho frightened hl wife nnd
hllJrcn nearly Into hysterics. He was locked
p by Sergeant Whalen.
CONTINENTAL AUAIK.
A Special Invoice ol Hoys' Haiti Juit
Arrived. .
Wo have replenished our boys' suit do
artmcnt that came to near being sold out
ast Saturday , and the bargains ivo offer you
ro such that It needs but a glance to tell
ou that you've seen nothing- equal them ,
licy will stand comparison with eulti
hewn by any ono at $5.00 or more. Head the
pcclal prices we've put on our new lot :
BOYS' SUITS $2.00.
In knee pants , double breasted coat , dark
luo diagonal cheviots , your choice Satur-
aj$2. .
HOYS' SUITS $2.25.
'A little better , in gray check cheviots ,
ouble breasted , neatly made and trimmed.
Not a suit worth less than $5.00 ; choice
2.25. 3
BOYS' SUITS $2.60. $ |
Knee pants , small pin checks , double
rei'sted cheviots , beautiful goods and regu-
ar $6.00 suits at $2.50 Saturday.
HOYS' SUITS $2.75.
In dark gray diagonal cheviots , as solid
s a rock. You never bought a better
ouble breasted suit for $7 , You get them
s long as they last Saturday for $2,7C.
BOYS' ALb WOOL KNEE PANTS COC.
In this lot uas a special shipment ot boys'
cnce pants. There are more than wo or )
ercd. but when we make the price GOc a
pair we'll get rid of them every pair.
Choice Saturday 50c.
CONTINENTAL CLOTHINd HOUSE ,
N. 13. Cor. Douglas and 15th Sts.
Kemcnibcr that the auction sale of watches ,
diamonds. Jewelry , silverware nnd optical
; oods commences Saturday , December 1st , at
2:30 : p. m. Two ,83163 each day , 2:30 : p. in.
and 7:30 : p. m.
JOHN BAUMER , Jeweler ,
214 South 16th Street.
N. U. A handsome present given away at
each sale. i
Queer 1'coplc ,
We now have all the numbers of Queer
'cople , and those wishing any of the numbers
rein ono to eight will please call at the bus-
ness odlce of The Bee. Only 10 cents per
mmber. No coupons required.
o
Opium habit and alcoholism treated. Years
of experience. II. W. Hyde , M. D. , 107 Paxton -
ton block , Omaha , Neb. *
Minor Mutters lu the District Court.
A verdict for the defense was returned
yesterday In the case of the Commercial
iank ot Burlington Junction , Mo. , against
Perry Bros. & Co. , n South Omaha com-
nlsslon nrm. The bank honored drafts to the
amount of $900 which the ; commission firm
refused to acknowledge.
Charles A. McKlnney has commenced fore
closure proceedings against Abner Waggoner
on a mortgage for $2,000 ; the Edinburgh Lom
bard Investment company against J. J. Hardln
on a mortgage of $1,200 ; the Anglo-Ameri
can Loan , Mortgage and Agency company
against Mary Adalr on a mortgage for $600 ;
John A. Horbach agaglnst Nancy J. Brown
on n mortgage of $450.
Judge Ambrose will decide the easa of the
3. H. Hammond company against the
Chicago & Northwestern railway this morn
ing.Tho
The Hetzel case was given to the Jury In
Judge Keysor's court yesterday afternoon.
The will of Amanda II. Skinner has been
filed tor probate In the county court.
The usual proportion of baking powder to
flour Is one teaspoonful to a pint , or two
teaspoonfuls to a quart. Owing to its
superior strength , an oven teaspoonful ol
br. Price's , accomplishes Ivtter results than
i rounded or heaping teaspoonful of any other
brand.
. . TMVAL 11KET1T1E3.
Thursday John Cover stole a coat from
Charles McColl. He was arrested and yes
terday sentenced to thirty days in the county
Jail.
Jail.The
The Commercial bank of Lament , la. , cffrrs
a reward of $350 for the arrest and convic
tion of the burglars who robbed the ban' *
on'the night of "November 28.
Superintendent Olllesple of the Deaf and
Dumb Institute says that the proceeds ot the
ball at Myrtle hall Thanksgiving evening
were not for the benefit of the Institute as
stated. >
The friends of Superintendent Marble of the
city schools will be pained to learn that the
Illness of his daughter which called him
cast last week promises to be fatal. Miss
Marble is In the acute stages of consump
tion and all hope ot her recovery has been
abandoned.
Henry Laufer of the tax department of
Baltimore. Md. , has written to Mayor Heinle
for information concerning his uncle , Henry
Laufer , who Is supposed to have died In
Omaha nearly n decade ago. Mr. Laufer
Is Bald to have been at ono time the pro
prietor of the American house in this city.
The building Inspector Is doing the least
business tills month that the ofllco has done
In any single month during the present ad
ministration. No ono teems to bo doing any
building more extensive than making slight
repairs , and It Is several weeks since a per
mit has been Issued for Improvements worth
more than $500.
Horace A. Ittner of 2008 Ohio street gave
a very pleasant stag djnner party to a quar
tet of friends Thursday , All feminine serv
ices were dispensed with and Mr. Ittner
prepared the vlanda himself. Ills friend J
all agree to his success as a chef and ttul
repast was enthusiastically demolished by
A. C. Adams , John L. Gideon , W. W. Chapman -
man and John N. Westberg.
MYDEN BROTHERS ,
Saturday Boy's Clothing Sale Advertised
on Tilth Page ,
CLORK AND SKIRT BARGAINS TOMORROW
Ladles' ScnmleM Itosa 19 1-So nnit 10c |
llargaln Inblciol Underwear Tomorrow
NOIT Cot Stnrin Sergei In'tho Ureil
Uoodi Department.
In our cloak department we offer a bar
gain In
LADIES' FUR CAPES $4.26.
An assortment to pick from on this table
worth up to $15.00 or $20.00.
LATE NOVELTIES $7.BO.
40-Inch length diagonal kersey ladles'
coats made to sell for $10.00. Saturday Is
the last day of the saleat $7.50.
LADIES' COATS $12.50.
The most stylish garment of the season ,
full 47 Inches long , made to sell for $15.00.
They've come In a little late , and we offer
them for $12.50.
WOMEN'S BLACK HOSE 12 0.
Seamless fast black with double heel and
toe , worth 20c ; another lot
WOMEN'S BLACK HOSE 19C.
Imported to sell for 35c ; have double heel
and toe , extra long legs. Saturday's bar
gain 19c.
UNDERWEAR.
Women's and children1 ! , drawers and un-
derwalsts all kinds , fleece lined , jersey
ribbed , natural gray , heavy balbrlggan and
merino wool on a bargain table ,
250 , 35C , COC.
Worth double and three times as much ;
In our new lot of dress goods we offer
COLORED STORM SERGES 33C.
40 Inches wide , every thread fine worsted ,
double wrap blacks and colors , worth and
sold for COc , down to 33c.
COLORED STORM SERGES 39C.
Blacks as well , 46 Inches wide worth and
always sold for COc to 75c. Newest colors
down to 30c.
OUR IOC DRESS GOODS.
40c double width , stylish colors and mix
tures. They ore not quite all wool , but are
good for wear , make splendid house wrap
pers , tea gowns , etc.- ; were made to sell for
40c. Saturday sale 19c.
MEN'S UNDERSHIRTS COC.
An assorted lot men's undershirts and
drawers ; $1.00 , $1.25 and $1.35 quality GOc.
HAYDEN BROTHERS.
Secure your holiday presents bj attending
the auction sale of diamonds , watches , Jew
elry , optical goods and silverware at John
Baumer's jewelry store , 214 South IGth
street. Every article offered for sale will be
guaranteed as represented. No shoddy goods
In my stock. John Baumer , Jeweler.
Read Fidelity's real estate ad.
Turned on the On * unit Died.
CHICAGO , Nov. 30 "W. O. Luscombe , man
ager of the- Chicago otllce of the Luscombe
Water Filtering- company , committed sui
cide today by turning on the gas in his
room nt the Western European hotel. He
was prominent In Missouri , his brother
being- manager of the- company , which has
headquarters | n Carthage , Mo. Despondency
Is supposed to have caused the suicide.
One good thing about Dr. Price's Baking
Powder Is that contents of the cans are
always full weight. It stands the test of the
ecalea as well as every other.
Commencing with today's matinee and con
tinuing for four nights , Hoyt's thoroughly
entertaining comedy , "A Bunch of Keys , "
will be the attraction at the Fifteenth Street
theater. This1 , the first production of
Hoyt's pen. Is by many critics considered his
best. It Is spontaneous , in action and .artistic
In detail , , and , Interrupted as It Is by an *
excellent company , should meet with unquali
fied success.
At the matinee this afternoon Mr. Goodwin
will appear as Chauncey Short In Henry Guy
Carleton's fine comedy , "A Gilded Fool. " At
the night performance Mr. Goodwin will pre
sent a double bill , the evening's entertainment
opening with Thomas W. Robertson's Im
mortal comedy. "David Garrlck , " and closing
with Madison Morton's farce , "Lend Me Five
Shillings , " Mr. Goodwin appearing In both
pieces. This will be one of the most brilliant
performances that the Boyd will present -to
its patrons this season.
The comedians , Donnelly and Glrard , and
their New York company , will appear In their
new comedy , "Tho Rainmakers , " at Boyd's
theater on tomorrow evening and for the
three succeeding evenings , with a popular
priced matlneo on Wednesday. All the re
markable electrical and mechanical effects ,
together with more than a carload of special
scenery used In New York , will be used here.
Mr. Donnelly assumes the character of
Perclval Airtight , a ubiquitous hotel clerk ,
and Mr. Glrard will ably assist him In the
role of Phelix Bottles , the head porter of
the establishment. The proprietor of Hotel
Chick has absconded at the beginning of the
play , leaving Perclval Airtight In charge.
The rise of the curtain discloses a strike
among the servants In full progress at the
hotel , in whloh the versatile ) hotel clerk has
his hands full in settling , The fun com
mences at the very outset , and runs fast and
furious throughout tho' play. The great
cyclone scene In the second act Is a marvel
of stage mechanism. The country homo pi
the circus proprietor is seen at the time
when a professional rainmaker Is about to
begin operations. Airtight and Bottles , who
have deserted the hotel force , appear upon
the scene , steal his explosives and determine
to earn his fee themselves. They are totally
Ignorant of the uses of the various explosives ,
so set them all off at once. The effect \e \
appalling. A terrific thunder storm Immed
iately bursts forth , The raln'comes down in
a perfect deluge. The wind howl's and blows
with such terrlficfjfdrbc- the houses and
barns are wreckra ) fences are carried away ,
and everything iroriblc IB blown oft tbd
utage. Hero the lllgli'ts are turned up ; the
comedians are disfavored under a fallen tree ,
whereupon they "rcrrflirk : "What a lot of
weather wo are haVln f. " The third act Intro
duces a lot ofxdcllcnt specialties , Including
the famous electrlounkrch , which has created
the most profouifd een&itlon In New York
of anything seen Hint season. The sale of
seata will open this morning at 9 o'clock.
Eugene Tompklfis' famous "Black Crook , "
which had uch ifc rqn at the Academy of
Music , Is id bo taken , bodily to the Boyd for
the last three nlfchls of next week. The
wardrobe , scenery. a"hd mechanical effects
have aH been hmowed , and many new
features have been added. The cast Is A
strong one , and considerable addition has
been made to the large ballet. Tlib principal
dancera wilt be Blgnoras Tornaghl and
Stacclonl as premieres , and Slgnor Blanclflorl ,
better known as the Human Top , Is the
principal danccur. The- march of the Ama
zons down the electric staircase will , of
course , bo ono of the strong features. An
entirely new Idea In living pictures will be
Introduced. There are over 200 people em
ployed In the production ,
The scepter of supremacy swayed easily bj
Dr. Price's Baking 1'owder.
H'J.VlT/112/t FUJIEO.13T. .
Fnlr for Nebraska Kxcept Shoivcrl In the
Southern Portion.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 30. The forecast
for Saturday Is : For Nebraska Fair , except
'showers In the extreme southern portion ;
cooler In the western portion ; north winds.
For Missouri Showers ; cooler In the cen
tral and. southern portion ; east , shifting to
north winds.
For South Dakota Fair ; colder ; north
winds.
For Kansas Fair , except showers In the
extreme eastern portion ; cooler In the south
east portion ; north winds.
For Iowa Showers ; cast winds.
I.ocul Itecord.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHAi Nov. 30 Omaha record of temper
ature and rainfall , compared with the cor
responding day of past four years :
1831. 1SD3. 1S92. 1391.
Maximum temperature. . . . 33 31 55 CG
Minimum temperature 22 0 30 23
Average temperature 28 16 42 40
Precipitation 01 .04 .00 .00
Condition of temperature and precipitation
at Omaha for the day and since March 1 ,
189) ) :
Normal temperature 33
Deficiency for the day 6-
Accumulated excess since March 1 C8G
Normal precipitation 01 Inch
Deficiency for the day t 03 Inch
Total precipitation since March 1. 15.07 Inches
Deficiency since March 1 15.C1 inches
Koports from Other Stations nt 8 1' . M.
"T" indicates trace bl precipitation.
L. A. WELSH , Observer
What Doconibor lias llecn.
OMAHA. Nov. ia The clUot of the
Weather bureau directs the publication , of
the following data , compiled from the rec
ord of observations for the month of De
cember , taken ntitllls.statlon for a period of
twenty-three ( years. It is believed that the
tacts thus set forth will prove at Interest
to the public , as well as the speqlal student ,
showlnjr as they do the average and ejt-
treme conditions x > f the more Important
meteorological elements and the range
within which suChj variations may be ex
pected to keep , during any corresponding
month : !
Temperature : Mean or normal tempera
ture , 2 < i degrees. The warmest December was
that of 16S9 , with nn average of S3 degrees.
The coldest December was that of 1879. with
on averages of 17 degrees. The highest tem
perature during any December was CS de
grees , on December 21 , 18S9. The
lowest temperature during any De
cember was 17 degrees below zero ,
on December 22 , 1831. Average date
on which llrst "killing" frost occurred ( in
autumn ) , September 21. Average date on
which last "killing" frost occurred ( In
spring ) , April 15. I
Precipitation ( ralp and melted snow ) : Av
erage for the month , 0.23 inch. Average
number of days wiUi .01 of an inch or more ,
7. The greatest monthly precipitation was
2.14 Inches In 1877. The least monthly pre
cipitation was .OS Inch in 1899. The greatest
amount of preclp tatlon recorded in any
twenty-four consecutive hours was 1.00
Inches on December 14 , 1891. The greatest
amount of snowfall recorded in twenty-four
consecutive hours ) ( record extending to
winter of 1884-5 only ) was 13.0 Inches , on
December C and 7,1189i.
Clouds and Weather : Average number of
cloudless days , 10. Average number of partly
cloudy days , 12. A-verage number of cloudy
days , 9. '
1 Wind : The prevailing winds have been
from the northwest The highest velocity of
the wind during buy December was lltty
miles , on December 4 , 1885.
L. A. WELSH , Observer.
1IAHVUST EXCURSIONS SOUTH.
Via the \Vulmsh It. 1C.
On November 20 , December 4 and , 18 ,
the Wabash will nell tickets at one faro ,
with $2 added. For tickets or a copy ol
the Homeseekera * Guldo call at Wabash of
fice. 1602 Farnam street , or write.
Q. N. CLAYTON. N. W. P. Agt. . Omaha.
Cz.iroivltch Is Not Dciid.
ST. PETERSBURG , Nov. 30. There Is no
truth in the report from Odessa that the
Grand Duke George , the czarcwltch , died
Sunday.
Accept None of the Pretended Substitutes
FOR
Baking
Powdei *
TECAUSE inferior and cheaper made baking preparations are
U sold at wholesale at a price so much lower than ROYAL , Some
f * -
grocers are urging consumers to buy thein in place of the ROYAL
at the same retail price.
If you desire to try any of the. pretended substitutes for I&YAL
BAKING POWDER bear in mind that they are all made from cheaper
and inferior ingredients , and are not so great in leavening strength
nor of equal money value. Pay the price of the ROYAL BAKING
POWDER for the ROYAL only.
fc It is still more important , however , that ROYAL. BAKING POWDER
is purer and more wholesome and makes better , .finer , and more
healthful food than any other baking powder or preparation.
ROYAL B AKIN Q POWDER.CO. , 106 WALL ST. , NEW-YORK.
IIAYDENS' ' GREAT SHOE SALE
For Honest Values It Beats 'Em '
All ,
SATURDAY PRICES ON GOOD HONEST WEAR
We Mint Cut Down Our Jtumrnto Stock
Fully One-Half lu thn Next Three
Weeks Wo Depend on Our
Prices to Do It.
COLD FEGT1 What's the use when you
can get a pair of Russian felt slips for 4Sc ?
Ladles' $2.00 felt shoes , lace or congress ,
$1.25.
Boys' genuine calfskin leggings at $2.00.
These retail anywhere In town for $3.00
and $3.60.
Ladles' all wool jersey leggings , $1.GO.
Overgalters , 7Gc ; sold In a regular way
they bring $1.25.
This Is the greatest opportunity wo ever
offered the people to get n pair of fine , styl
ish shoes at an astonishingly low price ,
JUST LOOK AT THESE PRICES !
Ladles' fine dongola patent tip hand welt
button shoe that sells any place In the city
for $5.00 , wo offer Saturday for $2.48. This
shoo we have In thin toes , narrow square ,
opera and PIcadllly toes.
Ladles' cloth top , patent tip square toe ,
$3CO shoo at $1.98. These are extra value.
Ladles' dongola pat tip , square and opera
toes , $3.50 shoes , $1.98.
Do wo sell the LUDLOW SHOE ? Well ,
should say we do. We have them In opera ,
Philadelphia and narrow toes.
The $5.00 hand welt lace and button In
any toe we offer at $3.75. These are the
best value ever quoted , Ludlow's goods arc all
stamped with his name.
BROOKS BROS , hand welt stock tip square
toe , always sold by us at' $4,50 , wo are gotn )
to put In at $3.00. These are the genuine
walking boot.
BROOKS BROS , flno vlcl kid button shoe
square and plcadllly toes , that are positively
worth $5.00 , go at $3.00. We have these
shoes in all sizes and widths.
Remember the place and time.
HaydenV Saturday shoe sate.
HAYDEN BROS.
Expected Ilobbera Fulled to Appear.
ARDMORE , I. T. , Nov. 30. It has leaked
out that the Gulf , Colorado & Santa Fe Rail
road company were expecting a holdup by
the Cook gang , near here. The company
organized a guard for the express and passen
ger trains , both north and southbound. The
would-be robbers did not show up.
Government tests show that Dr. Price's
Baking Powder has a leavening strength of
ICG cubic Inches per ounce. The New York
Powder credited with Its ammonlcal gas
has but 1CO.G. Without ammonia It tests only
163.
lloutckecpcr hccloy In Cnimdn ,
NEW YORK , Nov. 30. Lawyer Angel ad
mits that his client , Samuel C. Seeley , the
fugitive bookkeeper of the Shoe and Leather
bank , Is In Canada , adding that , according to
the levlsed statutes of the United States ,
he can not be extradited from that country.
IT'S OX SIXTiiCNTIl STICUKT.
Near llnuglna , Opposite Iloston Start ,
That's where the genuine sale takes place.
Men's nice overcoats. $1.50 ; socks , 2c a pair ;
men's elegant suits , $2.98 ; mufflers , 9c ; boys'
long ulsters , 89c ; hats , worth up to $3.00 ,
pick for 2Gc ; men's elegant pants , S9c wool
socks , 4c ; waiter jackets , worth up to $1.25 ,
choice 25c ; Men's black worsted suits , $4.25 ;
large valises , 39c ; men's fine flannel shirts ,
dark colors and heavy weight , 19c ; light
welghtknee pants to close , 5c , mostly small
sizes ; fur overcoats way down ; boys' strong
sjits , 7Gc ; blue handkerchiefs , Ic : line men's
suits and overcoats for what the buttons and
linings are worth , as It's ordered that every
dollar's worth should be turned Into money
at once.
RECEIVERS' SALE ,
115 S. IGth St. , opposite Boston Store.
FOR SATURDAY.
LlkoThlsSlS.OO.
of flno Imported
Iluskot C'loth , half silk
lined , velvet collar , largo
pearl buttons , uutll now
iold at $20,00. Saturday
$16.03.
Same Style $20.
Satno trimmings made
of flno Trench Hondo
Clutli , has been $ .25.00 all
Boason Saturday $ .20.00.
We've lots of 'cm cheaper and
bettor , can plcaso everybody , as have
received largo shipments of .new
things today.
fUfSCOFlELD
U l\m.FURs.
Cor , 16th and f-arnam Sis , ,
PAXTON BLOCK.
We have always Instate ! upon celling Rood
Hall Furniture , and wo etlll held the came
'sentiments as we point to this latest de
sign ot a Hall Settle.
You can tee In It the best points of recent
styles. U Is Hastlake In Its lines : the
Renalsganc } has supplied the dceoatlvo de
tails , and the Empire has stamped Its mount
ings.
ings.Add
Add to this one of our flno hall mirrors ,
which Is a piece of the heaviest beveled plate ;
tbo hooks are of brass ovar an Inch In thick
ness , and each detail Is burdened with a
thought. > * * *
The lowest prices In Omaha.
Charles Shiverick & Co.
FURNITURE of Evary Ooiorlptla.i
Temporary Location ,
12Ol nntl I'-'OH DOIIIIS Stroaf ,
MILLAUD HOTEL BLOCK.
3t
'flint's n mystery. Take ( Payne ) and work out the two
missing words. Cut it out nnd bring it to the Nebraska , Stat
ing your height , weight nnd appetite , whether married or
willing to be , nnd in return the Hrst successful nnswcr will n
receive Hrst prize , ' -a guess on how soon the canal will be
built. " 12ach answer must be accompanied by elcventecn fl
cents worth of Columbian stamps.
Little folks' clothes nre nearly everywhere sold on the
same ridiculous guessing plan. Guess it is worth so much
more , because the patterns are desirable , or perhaps Mrs. So
nnd So's boy wears one of 'em , nnd the demand might in
crease. '
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We don't trouble ourselves about what others do , but
what we do. No guessing here. Small boys' suits arc
here well represented. Large collection of patterns and
styles , perhaps not the prettiest in the land , according to
some queer tastes , but they're the best from the best houses
in the country. Can't do any better unless we could com.
municate with planet Mars.
There is no guess work about our prices either the only
guessing arc at is how many new patrons each suit will
make. Our prices arc n motto , "cheaper bought cheaper
sold. "
Twn Wc nrc "blc to fl
1 WU B0od a suit as anyone at $ U.50.
This week in particular. Got a hold of n tremendous lot of
children's clothes lately , when our buyer was ransacking i.j
the markets for second purchases.
f
For Three Seventy-Five Sf .rr
score of new designs and styles. They're cheap at S5.00 and
reasonable at $0.00. They're of cassimcrc , worsted , tweed ,
cheviot well prepared to challenge the requirement of n
real good boy.
Fnr Twn-an'a-QnartAr A llnc of boy9' cnpc
rUI IWU-cUl d-l Ucilim overcoats and ulsters
of excellent material , ' si/.es up to 13 yenrs , is another good
thing for this week. They're worth Sl-.OO. The rest , as to
make and fit , AVC leave this to your judgment.
This is children's week. Lo oc after the little one's wardrobe - I
robe and if you need some elollis , look around town and
-\vindupat our place. Economy demands such a shopping.
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Try It and boo for yourself the benefits to bj derived from Its Uie. "Up to date. " The
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by druggists. r
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Oat * American AfftBtf , llarlanlU , Ohio. I
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HOW'S YOUR
FIGURE ?
Trim ? Straight ? Well-Devel
oped ? Then don't spoil it with
ready-made clothes , cut to fit
anybody j wear clothes that fit
that were made for you.
HOW'RE OUR
FIGURES ?
Suits . . $13.25
Pants . . $3.00
Topcoats . $10.25
( Fine Metton. )
Mjde tp measure to fit you
perfectly ; upeior material ,
latest styles.
ADDOURFICURE8
TO YOUR FIGURE
And the result will delight you. I
PANTS
408 North 10th , Omaha.
Purely
Vegetable.
Prepared from the original fo rnula pro
rervcdln tlie Archives of the Holy tamlhav
ag an authentic history dating baa * GOO years.
A POSITIVE CURE
for all Stomach , Kidney and Bowel
troubles , especially
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION
Frloa CO aentn. Sold by all druggists.
The Franciscan Remedy Co.
131 VAirORE.f BY , , CHICAGO , IIX.
vli for Circular ia < il Illustrated Calendar.
For sale by Kulin & Co. , 15tli & Douglas
STRAIGHTEN UP
THE
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they ehould
goby using
Shoulder Braces.
We have them AT ALL PRICE *
The Aloe & Penfold Co. ,
J IDS FAUNAM ST.
1HE TJON DBUQ HOUSI