R TTTTl OTVrATTA DATT/V IHSTC : TTITTTIST ) AY. SEPTJ2M1JER 2H. 1fif)7.
People Are doming in from All Sections of
the State ,
TRAIN SERVICE DOUBLED ON MOST ROADS
llfitc In Ilrlil ( o llo n rcn
Sueet-Hn In InilncltiK Vlnlturv
( o Conic to the
, Stnta Pair.
1 That fC blanket rate from remote points
in the stale la proving a great card In draw
ing people to Omaha this week. It limits
the cost of transportation from any point
In the state to Omaha and return to | C , and
from all points whcro the round-trip rate
la one-fare , unices that should amount to
jnoro than ? G. The passenger oltlclals of
ell the railroads leading to Omaha declare
that the $ G blanket rate Is already a great
success and expect It to bo a still greater
success today.
The Incoming trains yesterday were all
well filled Many of them ucro run In two
eectlons , so great was the demand for scats
At railway headquarter * It was stated that a
considerable number of the visitors came
from the central and western parts of the
Btatc. Not the \\liolo croud by any meant
lulled from points Immediately adjacent to
Omaha. The result Is that the railroads
nro doing a splendid and profitable passen
ger business throughout the stnto and expect
It to continue for the next couple of dn > s
The busiest scenes of travel yesterday
iwcro at the union depot , as usual. All
the morning trains from the cast were
cronclcd with passengers , and some of them
tvcro late In arriving here on account of the
Jicavy tralllc. The Northwestern train from
the cast was run In two .sections , the eec-
end anlvlng an hour and a half late Travel
from tlio west was even heavier than that
from the cast. The Union I'ncinc'8 fast
mall train No 1 arrived at 10 20 a m It
contained fifteen coaches , filled for the most
part with for the
spectators Ak-Sar-llen
.fwtlvlties and the State fair exhibits It
in as a long train and required two big en
gines to pull It In on time. About half thn
passengers took the State fair train stand
ing on tlie track next to the one on vvhlt.li
their train entered. These were In luck , ns
they did lint sec the union dupot sheds at
all , 'but ' were whirled out toward the State
fair grounds In less than two minutes after
they had left the Incoming train
LOADRi ) TO TIU : GUARDS
The tturlliiglon train from the west , due
At O'Gfi n. in , had to bo divided Into two
sections , so great was the travel on It The
first came in on time and the second did not
conio Into the clt > at all , but was switched
at Dccifield and went dltectly to the State
fair grounds.
The Missouri Pacific had two c\tri train"
In jesterday to accommodate the travel
from the coutheastern part of the htnto
They came Into the Webster street station
nltliln a few minutes of each other , shortly
before 9 o'clork Uach train was of eight
cars , all of which were filled The one was
from Kails City and points on the Nebraska
City erctlon ; the other was from Auburn
and points on the Talmngp section
The IJlkhorn had nn c\tri train In from
the western end of the state A part of the
travel coming Inti th Webster street na
tion went out to the fair grounds , but most
of the visitors spent the morning about town
The Hock I land had an extra train from
Palrbury and Intermediate pJlnts , and it
did a good Imslnos"
The State fair trains of the Union Pacific
and of the Mistouil Pacific from Webster
street station did a good business
jesterday , but they vveie not crowded
Superintendent lUtliburn of the Missouri Pt-
clfic , who is here to person illy supervise the
State fair tryln servlco , snlcl jestcidaj
that ho anticipated the greatest rush to
the State Mir prounls today that there
liad over been and was preparing to handle
the heavy traftit inticipaled without de
lay.
COMI : TO SRC Tiir ? SIC.HTP.
At present tht MlsbOiirl Pacific has four
trains In eervico between Webster street
Rtatlon and the fair grounds At all times
thcro is a train waiting at each terminal ,
while two trains arc kept in service between
the city and the fail Today additional
trains will be put on
The Hrge ntimhci of visitors brought In
ycsteiday were p'Mnly evident frtm the
Increased sl/o of thr > crowds , on the .streets
They came from all dliectlons and wore
bound In all directions , were rrraved In as
many dlfTeictu stvlcs of clothing as thcro
are sands along the s ° ashoio and v\cro
Accompanied by various abed famlllis They
fipoko of largo ciops and the return of
prosperity , and appeiicd captivated with the
striking decorations of AK-Sar-Ien ! III. .All
the chop houret did a good Imslnc-hs at
noon , but It was at thi > hotels that the
greatest rush was encountered The lead
ing hotels arc tilled now , and at two of the
largest licwtehles they arc doubling up their
guests In order to acrommnditn all com-r"
The retail stores were glad to notlco nn in
crease In their patrons jcsterdaj , and
many of the country merchftiits took ad
vantage of the opportunity to got railroad
faro for nothing by purchasing largo bills
at the wholesale houses belonging to the
( Merchants' Dtircau of the Omaha Com
mercial club.
IMjAV IS MM * A KII HIT St'CCIS
Cut Hate In riilrnKO anil St. I.oiilK IN
< < > He AlUiilriinn. .
The cut rates that the rollrvads put In a
week ago for "Tuesdays and Thnrsda > s In
September ami Octobei from Omaha to Chicago
cage and to St. I/O tits are to bo withdrawn
next week The > wcro not a success and the
railroad managers are an\ious to get back
( o regular tariff rates.
The rcdueod lutes were $10 93 for a one
way ticket Prom hero to Chicago mid JU.ld
from hero to St Louis They wino to be good
on nil Tnrsdavs and Thursdu > s im
til November 1 , but It was de
cided yesterday to abandon them nftci
Thursday of next week , September 30 Pas
scngcr men admit that the lutes failed to
attract any great amount of trmel The
various ticket tellers In ( lib city yiy that
they have noticed no Increase whatever lu
the demand for tickets to Chicago and St
l < ouls on Tuesilujs and Tlinrnilns plnea the
cheap rates went Into effect. Pa hengor of'
flclals say that the rates were not put Into
to attract trade , but to meet competition ,
and as the cnu.io . for the reduced rates has
illsippeared there Is no good reason wlij tliej
should longer be continued.
Iliilluii ) 'Niid'H unit I
T ) . 1C. Torrey has bee'ii appointed trav
cling freight agent of the Oniulm & St Louis
nnd the Omaha , Kansas City & Pastern rail
roads , The appointment has just been an
nounced by General Manager Savin
The Chinese diMgon , which created such a
furore In the west last jcar. Is now being
chipped from Maryvllle , Cul , to Denver on
the Union Parlllo for exhibition at the fall
festivities of the latter city next month.
The Pcnn < ) lvania railroad prides Itself on
making the most unique display of flags In
Omaha this week. They are draped dbout
the compan8 odlces and elsewhere nn the
walls of the United States National bjiil ,
building.
A carload of blooded race horses on their
i\uy from Oak Park , Chicago , to San 1'rnn
clsro , went through on the Northwestern-
Unlon Pacific " "
"Overland Limited" train sea
torday. They occupied handsome ! ) ai <
ranged and heavily piddrd stalls In ono of
tbo baggage cars ,
Hoxlo Clark , con of President S , II. H
Clark of the Union Pacific , was In tbn city
yesterday and called upon the ottlclals of the
Union Pacific now In the city. Hln father
lias just returned to the family home at St.
J.ouls utter n beneficial trip of two months
through Montana and Minnesota. President
Clark , It Is otllclally announced , will he In
braalia on October 1 to again take charge of
the Union Pacific.
Among the visiting railroaders who are In
town to witness the Ak-Sur-llrn parailm aio :
Assistant General Freight Agent l.eaty am !
Traveling I'ri'lght Agent Papln of the Illll-
HOB | Central , Traveling Passenger Agenl
1'lttKtirald of the Louisville & Nashville , Qen
rral Traveling Freight Agent Holramb o
the Kansas City. Plttebnrg & Gulf Travel
IDS Freight Agent O. II. Krlpsy of the Luhlgl
IVulley Dispatch and Tiavellng Freight ASCII
UwtsougU of. the Louisville i.
n u.i. sMi'Pttits AMI SIIOKS.
T. P. CnrdrrlKliI Illrppf Y mr A pn-
( Icin lo l.lno Snnof lonoil ! > Sniiipinn.
The special Importation of gentlemen's
full dress shoes for the Ak-Sar-len ) ball
brings out the very swcllcst thing In the
way of a patent leather ever shown In this
city. To say that they have either cloth
or kid tot * and a new style In buttons tells
but a very small part of their goodness
They arc emphatically new In design and
par excellence the beat full dress patent
leathers made.
The ladles have not been forgotten either ,
for there Is an assortment of beautiful slip
pers and patent leather boots , the equal of
which Is rarely seen.
Of course those who como early will ha\e
a choice of the newest Crinkles.
T. P. CAHTWHIOHT & CO. .
Corner IBth and Douglas.
MnrrltiKc lilt'oii" ' ' " *
Permits to wed hnve been Issued to the
following1 pirtle * by the county Judge :
Nnmc nnd Ilp'lilcnce ARC.
nclbcrt 13 Lovejoy , Atlantic , In 21
Hiittle Wheeler , Atlniitlc , In 20
Jessie C. Overton Sirpy county , Neb. . . 20
Hertha H. Meredith , Snrpy county. Neb. . IS
i Silvester Lnne , Kansas City , Knn ! S
Cnrrle Tulton , Omihn. 13
Jnmes Murphy , South Omnha 2i >
Catherine Kelly , South Oninha 22
Joseph C N'ojce , Irvlngton , Neb 30
Mnry O. Knight , Irvlngton , Neb 28
I Michael J. Deasey , South Omaha
| OpsIe It Alexander , South Omaha . 20
Charles C Ilebard , Lincoln , Neb . 2S
ndlth Jacobs , rontnnelle , La . " -
IMward W. Mnrnell , Omnha . 2" >
Mnblc Cr.impton , Omaha . 20
John Welch , Omihn . 33
.Mrs . Unrlnrn V Cooper , Omaha . 32
Hurt Mitchell , Omaha . 21
Dcsslo DivlH , Omaha . 21
Oscar Wilson , Om ilia , . SI
Mm Il77le M' aallirnltli , Onmhn 4G
Jesse L Klsh , Naneorounty , Nebraska , . 27
\manda. M Jchnson , Nance county , Neb. 21
"rank W lirrggrcn , Stromsberg. Xeb. .
Jsthcr S. Laison , Stromsberg , Neb . . . .
homolhuin to : ) ( ' | 'finl On.
Mr. James Jon s. of the drug firm of
Jones & Son , Cowdcn , III. , In speaking of
3r King's New Discovery , sajs tint last
winter bin vvlto was attacked with La
Grippe , and her case grew BO serious that
physicians at Cowdcn and Pana could do
lothlng for her It seemed to develop Into
lasty Consumption Having Dr King's
ow Discovery In store and selling lots of
t , ho took a bottle home , and to the sur
prise of all oho began to get better from
he first dose , and half a dozen dollar bottles
cured her sound and well Dr. King's New
3lscovery for Consumption , Cougtm and
Is guaranteed to do this good work
Try it Tree trial bottles at Kuhn & Co.'s
IrtiB store
Itli-j olrs n < Viiodon.
Wo have had assigned 300 high grade 97
Meteor blcjcles , guaranteed , which wo will
: loao out to the highest bidder at 1519
Douglas street. Sale commences Thurailiv ,
September 23 , at 10. 2 and 7 o'clock. Wo
lave cmplovod C C Pace , the noted wheel
expert , as auctioneer
NEBRASKA AUCTION & . COMMISSION
nousn.
1519 Douclas St.
T\\ ivrMIMTI : snuvicn.
Oimilm ( o Sdilc I'nlr RriiiiiiilN A la Tlie
I iilitii Pacific.
TRAINS LEAVR RVERY HALF HOUR
ROUND TRIP R\TI3. 20 CCN'TS GET
TICKETS AT CITV TICKET OFFICE 1302
FARNAM ST , OR DEPOT.
Tim NOHTIIU i > ri'nitiin. .
Notice.
A special train ei t will Ipavo Broadway
depot. Council ninffs , at 11 30 p rn . Septem
ber 21 , to accommodate Stile fair \lsltcrs
who wish to remain for the parade
J A KUHN ,
General Agent.
WM ( \ GOSS-COAL
Tel. 1307. Offlce , nnd jards llth & Nicholas.
i-oc-vi , IIHIVITIIS.
John D HOWP of the government corral
v rites to The 13ec to correct an impression
which he savHrls abroad that ho supported
the biejcle lamp ordinance. Ho sajs he Is
opposed to It
r 1) Lewis started across the state line
> csterda > with a large imitation diamond pit ,
which he had Ftoirn
fiom n colored wonnn
of the Third ward. He iwas overhauled ,
hcve\er , about half vvaj across , the bridge
Mrs H H Duller , en route from Denver to
Oalesburg , 111 , had her satol.el stolen from
the train at the depot \cstcrclay afternoon.
In the gilp was a poekttboaU containing a
bmall amount and a qimntltj of wcailns
a [ parcl
A farewell reception will bo tendered
Itoval V Swlt/cr anil Warren Gaff at the
homeof Mr Sultrer , 94 < ) North Twenty-
llfth street , I"ridaj evening The joung
men start foi Los Angeles , Gal , next Mon
day on bicjcles
Hlds for supplying the county with coal ,
both hard and soft , for use at the court house
and poor farm weie received jcsterda >
by the rountv rlcrk These bids will be
laid boforn tlie coi-ntj commissioners nt the
regular merlins of the loan ! novt Saturday.
Hiith H Hates , n 70-jear-old woman of
Asliton Cole has mjaterloualj disappeared
Three weclib ngo she left hci home for Hot
Spilngs , S I ) , b > waj of Omaha The
nuthorltles ha\o been asKed to llud out
whi'ther she came to this city
Articles of Incorporation of the Omaha
HacKmcn's association ha\e been Hied with
the county cleik The cipit.il stock Ifc fixed
nt $ . 00 and the follow Ing nro oflleors of the
aesclatlon J M Carney president Piank
niniore secretary : J W 1'rlcst. treasurer ;
J H. Lord , J W r\crett J M Carney ,
Trank Hlmore and JV. . I'rlest directors.
I'nu oNi , r \ nciii vi'iis ,
C. O. Wcrt ? of the H M. , returned to his
station at Wjmoro jchterday
Mrs. S D. Seaco of Wa > ne. Neb , Is the
guest of Sirs Charles Mai ley
llrad Slniigliter , who has been visiting the
fair , wont to Lincoln jentcrdny
Miss Lenore V MeComiPlI of TJeadwood ,
S I ) , Is visiting friends nt .1015 I.eavonvvorth.
Mis. L. J Her/og and daughtci of Lin
coln , uro thu gutsts of Mis , William Itoths-
chlhls
H. M Dlrdsall city passenger agent of the
Union Pndllc at Sioux Cltj , ri'tuined homo
jesterday.
J. illltte of .Lincoln Is spending a ( aw
with his sister. .Miss Alice E. lllttu of 21. ! |
South Twcntj-fifth street j
Mr. ml Mrs John R. Buchanan of this
city have just returned from a pleasant
sojourn at Mouv. Falls S D
Superintendent of Education Jackson ar
rived In the clt > toda > lo award tin * pre
miums in his department at the State fair
Mrs Bella McCormlcK , Ottumwa , la , ar
rived In the citsMonday night and Is the
guest of Mis Ella Paris and Mis. E A.
Walter.
Chief of Pollco Herdsman and wife of
Beatrice arrived In the cltj > ecteida > to
take In the State fair festivities Tlioi will
lie. the gucfcU of the famllj of Captain 11 .ue
of the local police force during the remainder
of the week.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair ,
Gold Medal , Alidwinter Fair.
A Pure Grape Cream of Turtar Powder.
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
ROADS ItKCOUMZn TIIH TAPOSITinV.
I.lltcly ( n firnnl Ciiiiroxxldiin lo Thuic
\Vlio SPIH ! nxhltiltH.
All Indications point to a recognition of
the Transmlsslsslppl and International Ex
position by the railroads of the United
States on the amo basis recognition was
accorded the great Columbian exposition.
The Department of Transportation has
opened correspondence with all the trans
portation lines , both land and water , which
traverse this country or touch at Its ports
Ties ! o companies have bceti asked to extend
to the Transmlsslsslppl Exposition the eame
courtesies given the World's fair In the way
of special freight rates. Such replies as
have been received warrant the assertion
that the same rates will be made on exposi
tion goods to Omaha and return as were
made | to and from Chicago during the
World's fair
In accordance with the request of the
Dopartmrtit of Transportation the South
western Freight association announces a
rate of full tariff charges on all exhibits
from the point of shipment to Omaha , with
free icttirn to point of shipment , provided
the goods have not changed owners In the
meantime. This Is the eame rate that was
made for the World's fair. The Southwest-
cm Freight association Includes In Its mem
bership all of the main lines of railway In
the southwest territory
tilhe Other I freight tralllc associations have not
held a meeting since the Department of
Transportation sent out Its request for spe
cial rates for the exposition , hut It Is the
opinion of those familiar with such mat
ters that the other freight associations of
the country will follow -the lead of the
Southwestern association and put In the
same rate
The department has also received a let
ter from the general freight agent of the
Texas & Pacific railway stating that his road
would not only make a rate of full tariff
charge J one way with free return whcro
the goods do not change hands , but would
also act as agent for foreign exhibitors ship-
plmg , goods in bond over that reid by tcslng
goods through the customs house at Now
Orleans and landing them in the bonded
warehouse at Omaha without making any
charge for these services.
NiMMltn'.s Vice President H
W. J. Wc'tcrfield , vice president of the ex
position for Nevada , has sent his resig
nation to President Wattles. Mr. Wester-
field states that his duties as state treasurer ,
together with his private business , make It
lmexslble ) ( for him to give the oAposl'lon tl.o
time necessary to perform the duties pop-
e ly Ho suggests the name of Colonel II.
B Mixsoti of Reno as that of a nnn quali
fied b > experience to look after the Interests
of the exposition In Nevada and one who
would give the necessary time to the woik
Mr. Westerfleld's letter will be Icld before
the executive committee at Its regular meet
ing.
NI > < CH of tlu > 12\poxlli ( > ii.
Adjutant General P. H. Barry of Nebraska
called upon Prcldcnt Wattles of the exposition
.
tion jcsterdiy to consult regarding the vMIt
of ; Govcrnoi Holeomb and his staff to the
Nashville exposition on Nebraska day , Oc
tober S.
No man or woman can enjoy lit" or ac
complish much In this world while .ufr > .rlng
from a torpid liver. DeWltt's Little Early
Risers , the pills that cleanse that orn ,
qulckly-
CtiniiKc of 'I lull .
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE & ST PAUL RY.
On Sunday. September 12 , the Chicago ,
Milwaukee ; & St. Paul 11 } will make the
following changes In the train time between
Omaha and Chicago
Train No 4 , "Chicago L'mltcd ' , " now-
leaving Omaha at 035 p. m. and arriving
at Chicago at 0 25 a. m , will leave Omaha
at 5 15 p m and arrive at Chicago at S 13
a. m
Dally train No 3 , "Omaha-ChlcoRT E\-
press , " now leaving Chicago at 10 25 p m
and arriving at Oirnha nt 3 2"i p m , will
leave Chicago at 10 00 p m and arrive at
Omaha ai 1 5'i p. m
r. A. NASH , Gei'l Western Agent.
Ill UI.IXJTON KIlLTi : .
SlO.il. ( o CliiL-aprn.
Tuesday and Thursday of this week.
Take "Vestibuled Fljer" Finest train
out of Omal a. New from end to end
Lcavob Union depot 5 05 p m. Berths and
tickets at 1502 Farnain street
niini AM > win : lets * ; AM ) MAKI : LI *
nttilnlr < urn to Thplr
Ilotur ni iPriMiinnt.
Harry Dehm of Fremont , who located his
runaway wife In thlst city Tuesday and
caused her arrest on the charge of adultery
has consented to overlook her little escapade
acid will take the erring ono back to his
home The wife was very willing lo get out
of the scrape In this way and readily agreed
to go with her hustund. Therefore the
woman was released from custody and the
couple went back to Fremont yesterday ,
Harry1 O'Brien , the woman's paramour
and who was a clerk In Bchm's restaurant
In Fremont , has not - yet been found The
police watched the house at 1213 Chicago
street , whcro the couple had 'hem living as
man and wife , but O'Brien had apparently
received a tip of what was going on , be
cause he never came back.
Thcro Is not a headache In a dozen of
Cook's Imperial Champagne. It's extra
dry , bounuot fine. Record , half a century
The quickest and most comfortable route to
the State fair grounds Is via the Union
Pacific. Trains Icavo Union depot every
thirty minutes
PETERSON Ander.v , September 21st , aged
W years , our beloved father , after a long
lllnesH. Funeral today at 2 p m. from
171 ! ) Cnstelhir street. Interment nt Mount
Hope cemetery.
uiiiiuiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMuyiiMiiiiiii
.NEW.
. . . . . .
The Choicest and LARG
EST Stock of FINE MIL
LINERY ever brought to
Omaha.
Special Cut Prices
for Opening.
WEDHESDU' 10 SATURDAY.
NEW S10HE.
1512 Douglas St.
nWItlWnWlW
ForSI.SO During Fair Week.
SUGARMAN ,
There are thousands of visitors in
the city this week who have read
our ads and are fami ar with our
name and from many of them we
have received orders for goods by
mai. : To ail visitors we extend a
hearty invitation to call at our store
gut acquainted inspect our goods and method of do
ing business and at the same time see the neatest ,
cleanest and bett appointed drug store in Nebraska.
Remember we are the only druggist in the state who
has the nerve to fight the pets and doc the pluggur.
eye
Ice Cieam Sola. fie Maltlne , plain 7.iC
KIlnH'i's Swamp Hoot Maltlno. with cod ll\cr oil. . 7. LV
Meicei's PHI Anaemic Pills . O/oinulslon Trie
Hoblis SpauiKiis Kidney PUN. Phillip's Cod LherOlI 7fO
Hallcntino's Homeopathic Horn- Cliamlieikiln's C'otiKh Cine. . . ITic
edies Iluuyadl Water
Palne's Ci-leiy Compound Peter Mollei's Cod Liver Oil. ( iOc
IlnodY S.ii-iipiiillla o line Nestle Milk l-'ood IOc
AllcotkV Porous Planter * ne Malted Milk , lihc , 7.rii-and ifll 00
Little U\er PUN . . . .lajne's 13\pectorant 7.ric-
Dyspepsia Tablets . Dr. Klnc's Xevv DNcoveiy. . . . IOc
Williams' Pink Pills Kunnedy's Medical Iiscovciy.l.l.
\Vai iieiV Safe ( Jinn WJc- Pe-in n.i 7'u
Siotl's r.mnlsion ( i7c P.M.imld PilfCnie .Tie
S.viiip of Kl s : ; jc Melaehol 0 ) o
Illi-iH'V' ( 'atarih Powder : ir.e C.ulsli.id Spindel Sails 75u
PIoii-i'V Pavoilto Ptcscilptlon. 2c One Minute Couch sGuio liOc
Unity's Malt Whiskey S'lo Motheis' I'Mend 7.rie
Vine Kolai.i ! 7."c Camole Juniper ? 1.0 < )
A > ei V .Huh- Visor ( lOf Kola Caidlnette S.c
Culkiua Soap If.e Shlloh's Consiiniptlon Cnio. . . . I0o !
Pk-ne's lioklen .Mcdlc.il DIs- Pond's i\tr.ict : 'i5j
covoiy ( We Dr. Miles' Nuivino 70u
' ' Castorla you
Hall's Catiuih C'mo
Garllekl Ten. IVllowh' Ilypophosphltes ? 1.0) )
Qiilnlifo f'apMilcsfjialn , do < 5. r.e S. S. S 7ric
Quinine Capsules , H-Kialn , do/ . 7c Sohllta Malt IXtnict lee
Quinine Capsules , ri-siMln , do/ . IOC Malt Nutilne 'Ma
Ko-To-llae (15C ( Plnand'H iau : do Quuilno , liSo
Mennen's Talcum Powder l-'c and . ,1(1. ( '
( Join ( 'atarih Powder South A HUM lean Kidney Umo. ir > c
Stettin' * Wino Cod Liver Oil. . 7.r > e llostettei's Hlttcib 70 , '
Hadway's Ilt-aily Ilcllef niectile UltteiH -10c
Powder , Rold box . . Lamhert'H Llsteilne ( XJu
TOILET ARTICLES-
Wino of Mnrliinl ! Kc
Mnnyon's Kemodlcs 2 < ) c Wo carry ono of the laisost nnd
Hjdiolelno 75o moit c'ompleto stockb of ai tides used
Indian S.iKwa Too for the toilet nnd sick loom In HID
McLean's Liver nnd Kidney city , and our pilceb me far below
Balm 7oc what otheiH charge. Seu us when
Outlcuia Het-olvunt 75c .vou need Tooth Hin.shcs and Per-
Lydlu Pliiklmm Compound . . 75c fllllH'b.
i6th and Chicago Sts.
Mail orders solicited.
.
Our .NoXT lliillill r U Alniont HcnUr PAUNAH AM ) ri Ucc , Sept. 23.
,
How it is
'
BBSS
UCCESS permanent
it . . .
success is not a mat
ter of chance. It has to be
built. In these days when most
stores depend on "smartness" and
"tricks of the trade" success that is built on honest lines like
ours means a great deal. It means hard work. It means
faithful work. It means selling goods cheap. There .are stores
that sell some-goods cheap all of the time and all goods cheap
some of the time , but The Nebraska sells all goods cheap all of
the time. You don't have to be smart to trade here. You don't
have to be posted. All you have to do is to find a pattern that
suits you , buy it at our price , wear it as long as you will , and get
your money back any time that you see it for the same price
anywhere else. We stand back of our goods all the time. We
guarantee goodness. We guarantee money's worth. We guar
antee wear. With us guarantee means something. It means
the record of a dozen years' unfailing satisfaction to everybody
man , woman and child. There are no better offerings in any
clothing store in America than the new suits we open up today
One line at Twelve Dollars and one line at Six Dollars and a
Half !
ff . .
pgf.fff.y.
48ft STillk ,
% ft 1310 rarnain St.
$ ?
8 ?
sill this week
to
VKltois to Onulin are coidi.illy Invited to ninko our
stoio their lu'adiiu.uteis meet jour filends heie. Wo have
ample accommodations to take c.ue of you. Incidentally
Ave would ask yon to look thioufih our mainmoth stock. We
hive niaiU1 oxtiao.dln.ny piepaiations foi this wcek't busl
ne > s and can confidently say wo have the Impost stock ,
the KU'nli'st assoitment and the lowest juices It h.is ever
liL't'ii jour Kood fortune to Inspect. Make It a point to
visit us and take homo feomotlilng fiom the many to
li.no to oITor.
tote
The ! 3i9 to
99 Cent Farnam
Store Street
YOU ARK CORDIALLY INVITKD TO VISIT
Ctidaliy's ' Packing House
And Soap Factory ,
At South Omaha.
DO NOT FAIL TO SKK OUR
d ,
n t n i' liters' Building.
PBEB SAMPLES
DIAMOND "C" SOAP
TO LADY VISITORS.
CUDAHY PACKING CO. ,
SOUTH OMAHA.
, |
DR.
MeGREW
IB TlIE ONLY
SPECIALIST
WHO TBKATB ALIj
Private Diseases
nttlntM illliorJir | f
MEN ONUY
SO Vonr Kximrlence
10 YeaieinOmalm
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tiunl'ruo. 1)0x701,01 )
14th and Farnun Bti.
OMAIIA , KKU.
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raattiloclot , 121cA lid HI. , N. V.
OJF. . .
Pattern Hats , Tin b.m.s
anil lionncts . , . .
Imported and Domestic
No Cards , all arc wolcoin. all week
F. M. SCHADELL & CO ,
1522 Douglas St.
"rc wliol'Hilo ilinlois nnd
iimmificturrm
"f Homnintlilc MciltUncs
and Supplies of nil
r > o Gliilmlis , c t , In bl.cB No 10 , 13 , 20 , ZS , 30 , S3 , 49 ,
SlIKII DldlB USUJi | zt >
fl.ll Ml.b-AII Kinds , M7 . Cnbendulu. llun
mcllB , Acttulus , OrnpliltcH , Itniia Tex , Hydrau-
IH | , ck
All kn mn llomoopalhlc Itcnicdlcs In their
prouer firm and IIOUIH > , fiom nioilitr tincture
nml Mint ( If final trltuiailoii to 200th ccntc-lmnt
dllut > m MnlB mid c.rkH , nil pze | nnd ( Ijiipie
All tlie FroiliiltlfB nmnufiictuied li
> lloirlcke
fi
Tafil , hujtlia and olla-r loading plinnnicln If I
sou aii u licjimuiintldi | llly l < .lan write fur our
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slii/w > ou Imtt to fTvo mono )
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HOMI.Ol ATJIIC hi PPM" DKPT ,
151. } ln ilu St , Omana , Neh.
n Visitors
LJ ' . . .In Uio city tlii j ivuok
r hlionld not fnifiot tlint the Shop
= > mil iMudlciil InstJtiito
| _ I I'ial fuel lit KM for
ID Out of Town
I I Or hlioiniid'h Hoinu TrnnlinPnt for
a
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l Mow In tiso lij liiuiilr'itls nf iipniilnl I
tliiiiilKlioiu HID wi-fct A i-o I'lli n. Hup1 I J I
tuioiind DdiifiiCiis Consultation free , j I
SIIKPAHD 5IEDIC\L \ INSTITUTED
DELAYS
Don t uult until you cut time
lo ui lend luour levlh
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in : 'i nu : is MMV _
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traction
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l.iily
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