TIIE OMAHA DATliY BEE : SATURDAY , NOVEMBER 11 , 189J ) . 0
COALDEAVER'S ' BAG OF COLD
Savings of Many Years' Toil Disappaar from
the Pockets of G. W , Blain.
COLORED MAN ON TRIAL FOR THE THEFT
lllnlii IN nineoiiKolato Oer the lo *
of IflN ( , 'herlfthed TroitHiirci Kept
111 it ( Jrenny Poiiuh Defendant
I'rolen n Innocence- .
A' coalhcavcr , working for Iho scant
wages commanded by thai line of toll , Is the
prosecuting witness In a ciuo wherein ho
alleges that n hag of gold amounting to $430
at stolen from him.
O.V. . Illnln Is hla name nml ho has lived
In Omaha many years. Jefferson Dates ,
colored , Is the defendant. The case Is on
trial bcfora Judge Dakcr.
U wan revealed by the testimony that for
many years Dlaln had slowed away n part
oj every dollar ho earned. U made no dif
ference to him how many current needs were
pressing , ho would not break his rule.
Soinctlmet ho did not have regular employ
ment and had to draw upon his savings , but
ho did so with the reluctance of n miser , and
always made up the difference out of his
next receipts.
Illnln hod but llttlo fnlth In banks. The
panic of 1893 , which swept the country from
ocean to ocean , Intensified this distrust.
"Tho old greasy bag Is as good a bank as
I need , " said Ulaln , ' and every pay day added
now coin to the savings. Hlaln worked at
various coal yards. Ilia faithfulness at work
made him In demand. Ho said llttlo about
the treasure pouch ho carried , but such
anomaly was bound to become known and
it came to bo generally talked that "Illaln
had a nest egg. " Ho developed n penchant
for gold and whenever ho received his pay
ho hurried to a bank and exchanged silver
or bills for the equivalent In yellow metal.
On the morning of July 26 Dlaln was at
work at Havens' coal yard. The day was
exceedingly wnrm and ho thoughtlessly
tossed aside his vest , the Inside pocket of
which contained his money $100 In gold and
$30 In paper and silver. Thu pouch was tied
in Intricate knots with a leather string. For
the moment Illaln forgot himself.
Jefferson Bates was out of work. Ho
wanted to be a coalheavcr and was nt the
yard to apply for a Job. Nobody saw him
take the money , but n few minutes after he
wont away Dlaln thought of hln vest and
looked for his gold. U was gone.
Ho mispcctcd Dates , who was found.
Ho denied that ho had taken the
money and demanded that his pockets
bo examined. Olaln failed to find nny In
1 criminating evidence on the person of the
suspect , but Dates was arrested and a sub
sequent search revealed $19. A part of It
was silver and Hlaln declared he recognized
it as his. The money was black. Ulaln said
coal dust had been ground Into U. Ho had
looked at the coins so many times ho fan
cied ho could distinguish an Individuality on
each piece.
Dates Is not a bad looking colored man.
Ho Is fairly Intelligent and Is earnest In pro
testing Innocence. His wife and little child
arc with him In the court room. Dlaln Is
not vindictive In his prosecution , but ha
makes plain the belief that when a coal
heaver accumulates $430 ho Is entitled to
keep It.
OSTI2OP.YTI1V OX Til 12 DEFENSIVE.
Cnnc ARnlnit Dr. Donnliiio Ileinuliin
Uimettled In Hiixter'n Court.
Evidence In the cose of Dr. .Matthew Don
ahue , the osteopath on trial before Judge
Baxter on the c oj-g pf > ractlcjijg rn.cdllclne
without a certificate , has" been finished. The
nrgunicnt by the attorneys will bo heard at
eorno future date not yet determined. De
lay * wan caused by pressure , of other bus
iness.
Dr. Crummer , president of the State Board
of Health , IB the principal witness against
Dr. 'Donahue. His opinion of osteopathy as
elated on the witness stand Is not flattering.
Dr , Donahue was questioned at length. He
twos calm throughout the ordeal and took
advantage of the occasion to enter Into a
complete definition of what osteopathy Is
claimed to bo. It la not the practice of med
icine , It Is not magnetic healing and It Is
not Christian Science , says Dr. Donahue ,
but , to use his language , "osteopathy Is the
most exact and most logical science of heal
ing that has over fccon known. "
Dr. Donahuo says ho Is anxious for the
argument to coruc , so that ho may learn Iho
decision of the court.Vo are authorized
to practice In twelve states of this union , "
bo said , "and I bcllovo we will eventually
coma out victorious In Nebraska. "
The proceedings against Dr. Donahue are
U
Collar shape and
finish the same
In either brand ,
but of different
grades of linen.
You pay only
for material and
workmanship.
Cluott "Wootlo" 25 ota.
oooh ,
Arrow "Velnor" 2 for 2B
eta.
"Corroot Attlro for Mon"
the fashion report for Au
tumn and Wlntor , nont
to thooo who eok ,
Wrlto core
Station U Chicago
CLUETT , PEABODY&CO-
. . .MAKERS. . .
for the purnoso ot testing the legality ot
oeteornthy In this state. As the ruling goes
In his case , so It goes toward all other osteo
paths In Nebraska ,
This trial Is of special Interest just not/
In Iowa as well as Nebraska , owing to the
fact that the Iowa State Board ot Medical
Examiners Is at present engaged In n ( lit
with the osteopaths.
VIADUCT CASK NUAItlNC. ITS HMD.
AflldnAltn Are IMttlilicd and Agree
ment I * Reached .
When the second day of the Sixteenth
street viaduct Injunction proceedings
opened before Judge Dickinson yesterday
nil the scats were taken , nnd It was an In
terested crowd , Property owners , manu
facturers nnd others from South Seventeenth
street were present , anxious to catch every
word on the subject , for It Is the under
standing of thcso people that the construc
tion of tbo viaduct means the closing ot
Seventeenth street. That la where their
Interest comes In. They do not care how
many viaducts the city build ; , but they
do not want their street abandoned.
All the lengthy affidavits have been read
nnd the attorneys have made argu
ments. City Attorney Council Is mak
ing a vigorous fight on behalf ot the
city , and the other sldo le equally energetic.
The city Is defendant , and of tbo plaintiffs
there arc about a dozen , each being Inter
ested In South Seventeenth street , either oa
property owner or manufacturer.
At 3 o'clock the argument closed and
the case waj submitted to the court. It
was taken under advisement and a decision
will bo rendered within a few days , no
ilmo being definitely stated.
.lurum for the Federal Conrt.
On Ing to an unusually largo number ot
excuses which have been sustained In favor
ot .United Statco district court jurors It has
been necessary to add several now names to
the list. The personnel of this supplement
ary arrangement follows :
Grand Jurors Patrick Hall , Memphis ; P.
II Vaughan , Fremont ; John Shuler , Falls
City ; II. B. Hann , Nebraska City ; John H.
Erck , Omaha ; William o. Bartholomew ,
Omaha ; J. H. Wlnspear , Omaha.
Petit Jurors S. D. Carpenter , Omaha ; W.
n. Dell , Omaha ; William Whltcomb , Friend ;
John A. McCartney , Omaha ; Drad Ringer ,
Lincoln ; S. W. Martin , Wahoo ; Ilobcrt E.
Patrick , Omaha ; S. P. Nason , Tekamah ; Ed
ward P. Ingereoll , Tecumeeh.
ClamorlnKT for Divorce.
Divorce business Is on the upward ten
dency. Within the last three days moro
cases have been filed than for tbo two weeks
prior. Among the most recent suits arc the
following :
Ida B. Chambers alleges that Frank Cham
bers abandoned her and left her no means
of support. They were married at Jeffcr-
Bon , la. , November 23 , 1888.
Nora Hyde seeks separation from Edward
Hyde on the allegation of general Indigni
ties and cruelty. They were married at
Council Bluffs In September , 1897.
Ousslo Cullen became the wife of George
Cullen In Chicago , July 4 , 1887. She al-
leces that he abandoned her. and hts con
cluded that divorce Is the only remedy.
MAKING THE OFFICIAL COUNT
Canvnnitinpr of the Vote * Cant at the
Ilcccnt Election la
la 1'roKrcsn.
Yesterday County Clerk Haverly called
In M. O. Macleod and W. F. Wapplch , the
former representing the republicans and the
latter the democrats , and commenced the
ofllclal canvass of the votes cast at the elec
tion last Tuesday. At noon the count of tbo
First and the Second wards had been com
pleted. (
i Durlng _ _ tie afternoon " the canvassing
board finished thVThlrd , Fourth and Fifth
wards , with the exception of one district
In the Third. Relative to this district the
members of the election board failed TO
certify an to tha correctness of the re
turns. Messengers were sent out to find
tbo officials , but at the hour of adjourn
ment tbo officials had not 'been located.
It is expected that the canvass will bo
completed today. In , no instances will the
official canvass change the result , as here
tofore announced.
BUTCHER PAYS THE PENALTY
Albert lleeker Is limited , Protecting
Illn Innocence , for the Murder
of IIlN Wife.
CHICAGO. Nov. 10. Albert August
Becker , tha German butcher who , on
January 27 last , murdered his wife , Rachel ,
and afterwards chopped up and boiled the
remain : ! In order to dispose of them , was
hanged In the county Jail at 12:03 : o'clock
thll afternoon.
Beckci'a neck was not broken by the fall
and It was sixteen minutes before he was
pronounced dead.
On the scaffold Becker protested his In
nocence and declared Qeorgo Sutterlln , the
father ot his second wife , was the real
ciurdcrcr.
The caea of August Becker , who was
hanged today for the murder of bis wlfo last
January , In many ways bore a remarkable
similarity to that of Adolph Luetgert. Both
of the condemned men were butchera and
tha motlvo for the crime was the sanio In
both Instances , the desire to get rid of tha
wlfo In order to marry a younger woman.
The manner ot committing the crimes was
also much the same , both men , according to
the testimony , being extremely brutal In tbo
killing and both using the same means to
dlspoao of the body , by boiling and burning ,
It was proven at Becker's trial that after
killing his wife ho bad chopped her body to
pieces , then boiled tbo remains on his kitchen
stove , afterward burying the remains In
various places. As In the case of Luetgcrc ,
the rlngo of the murdered wife played no
small part In the testimony leading to the
conviction. Like Luotgert , Becker also en
deavored to explain his wife's disappear
ance by saying she bad eloped with another
man. Becker made several confcislons. In
his first statement he said be had drowned
his wife In Lake Michigan. Later he en
deavored to Implicate In the crime the father
ot the woman whom he married after mur
dering his flint wife and'to the last he
stuck to this version.
Three Strlltrm Under Arrmt.
'PHILADELPHIA. ' Nov. lO.-Three of the
btrlklng employes of Cramp's shipyards and
Business Agent Jonn J , Kcogan of the In
ternational Association of 'Machinists and
Krttlerlck CounseJman , treasurer of the
machinists * organization , were -today ar
rested and held In J2.000 ball , charged with
Inciting to riot. The strikers under arrest
are Hugh Boyd , Thomas Wilson nnd Joseph
.Mi-lone. The direct caure of tha arrests
was thn refusal of the men to move away
from the vicinity of the shipyard when
ordered to do so by the pcllcc. The strikers
claim this move was made to off net tht >
Impending arrest of a Cramp superintend
ent , for whom n warrant was issued last
Tuesday.
A .Spmliifil Ankle.
As a rule a upralned ankle will disable
tbo Injured person for from four to six
weeks. Numerous cases have occurred , how
ever , In which a cure has been effected
within that many days by applying Cham
berlain's Pain Balm freely as soon as the
Injury Is rocalval , This remedy Is also
famous for Its cures of rheumatism.
Strut from the Wrecking Company.
Two Junk dealers were caught going
through the exposition buildings Thursday
and taking whatever struck their fancy.
Their specialty was In cutting out plcco
of copper electric wlro which would spoil
the whole section of wiring , They were
arrested on the charge of burglar ) und
grand lurccny. Yesterday reprehoiuu-
lives of the wrecking' company appeared
at the police station and stated that the ,
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Announcement Merchant's Alphabet Club.
TTHE undersigned merchants of Omaha have formed the MERCHANTS ALPHABET CLUB
for the promotion of the study of the alphabet , also for the purpose of bringing before the
public special goods in a novel way. In order to introduce these goods we are going to GIVE
THEM AWAY to the persons who come the nearest to estimating the number of certain letters
of the alphabet on pages of the Sunday Bee. All estimates must be handed in on a coupon cut
from this paper , together with the advertisement to the club member. Out-of-town people are
allowed to mail their coupons. City people must hand them in. Signed ,
MERCHANT'S ALPHABET CLUB.
16IH & TAIWAN STREETS , OMAHA.
Suit Sale
Saturday
350 High Grade Tailor-Made
Costumes 40 Per Cent Under Value.
Women's Tailor-made Costumes either
tight-fitting or fly front styles ,
made of fine quality Venetian
cloth or homespuns , in black and
colors suits lined throughout with
taffeta silk , perfect fitting ,
strictly tailor made ,
worth sale price fully § 20 , 12
Specials in Toilet Articles
Note the difference In prices , etc. , between tbo People's Store prices and those
the regular drug stores charge
All Our Bwt Perfumery Including Wood- Kirk's Rose Tooth Powder 2Sc 1 fir-
worth's , Kirk's , Colgate' ? , rarest 27c size , on sale for ixfw
odors , worth 0o oz. , only . * - * w '
Kirk's Duchess Soap Regular
Pine Bottle Toilet Water Kirk's ' 1/ic' price lOo pec calcp , only.--
triple strength , per botttle . o
'
Kirk's Juvenile Sqajv-jfjufor
Bottle Kirk's Florida Water
1 fir-
1OC price 25c per calte , sale price
Only
Colgate's Cologne 2-oz. bottle , Colgate's Honey'Soap ' negulur
worth EOc , sale price only price 13c a cake , sale prlco only
Kirk's Violet Water Triple ISr Colgatc'n Jockey Club Soap Reg
strength , regular price 25c , only . vjw ular price 30c a cake
Kirk's Triple Ex-tract Perfume Colgate's Floating Dath Soap RegJr
4-or. hot. , worth 6c , only ular price 12c a cake , sale price *
November 20th we will give to the person estimating the nearest number of letter
M's on page 7 of The Sunday Bee of November IDth , a line Oriental Rug , size 9x12 ,
retails for J50.00.
MKUCHANTV ATPHAI1KT CLUI1 COUPON.
Mr entlmnte of the number of letter M'H oil PIIKC 7 of The Omaha Sun
day Hoc of November in , 1800 , In.
Name AtlilrcMN
This advertisement and coupon must bo handed In at our store before 6 p.'m. the
preceding Saturday. Out-of-town subscribers allowed to mall their coupons.
We'll go to any length to satisfy your piano wants.
We'li show you every piano in our immense stock in
order to please you , if necessary. It's never any trouble to
us. It's our business to wait on you. We believe in transact
ing our business in a pleasant manner. It's pleasant for you ,
also , to buy your piano here. You have an unhampered
choice of every style in various makes , each one the beat in
its class. You get more piano value here for your money
than anywhere else. Our leading piano is the
ThcBestpiano
Baldwin
in America
Ott December 25th we will give away to the person es
timating the nearest number of letter A'u on page 15 of tlio Sunduv Boo of
December 24th--A Fine $350 Full SI/c Hiinilsomo Case New Upright
Hamilton Piano.
DICKINSON & HUSTON.
Manufacture THIS IIAMMVIN ' AKeiilN ri.V.VO. for 1514 Douglas Street.
MERCHANTS' AM'IIAIIIOT CMIII COUPON.
My rntlmnle of the number of letter A'n on paKe 15 of The Omaha Hnn-
dny Ilee of December Ul , IS ! ) ! ) , IN.
Name AtlilreHn ' * .
This advertisement and coupon must bo handed In at our store before 6 p. m. the
preceding Saturday. Out-of-town subscribers allowed to mull their coupons.
plunder would amount to J50 und that they
would ( lie a complaint HKulni't them , The
men arrested are , Simon Jarbars und Isaac
Altmun.
_
Or. I ! . H. Hnden. Summit , Ala. , saya ; "I
think Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Is a splendid
medicine , I prescribe It , and my confidence
In U grows with continued use , " It digests
what you eat and quickly cures dyspepsia
and indigestion.
.Mortality StntlutleH.
The following birth and deaths have
been reported to tbo olllce of the health
commissioner during the last forty-eight
hours :
Hirth Victor Wilson , 403S So ward street ,
boy.
Deaths Richard II , Durdlsh , 1010 Daven
port street , 42 years ; K , A. Potter , 3517
Davenport street , 69 years ; Bamuel Jones ,
CO years ; Goffry Johnson , Forty-llrst and
Krslilno street , 3 years ,
J. D , Bridges , editor "Democrat , " I-ancaa-
ter , N , H. , says : "One Mlnuto Cough Cure
ID the beat remedy for croup I ever ueed. "
Immediately relieves and cures coughs ,
colds , croup , asthma , pneumonia , bronchitis ,
grlppu and all throat and lung troubles , U
prevent ! consumption.
Selrcn ( 'null anil
Constable House ! called two or three men
to his ubslstunco Thursday uf lernoon und
swooped down upon thn saloon In the
Bcblltz hotel , run by Ocorgn Hlmes. Tbo
olllcer hud an execution to satisfy n judgI I I
mrnt of JG2 In favor of the Western Klec- I '
trlcal company , by authority of which bo ,
seized the cash register , 60) ) cigars and sev
eral jugs of lluor | , A whole army of bartenders -
tenders and other employes of the hotel
arrayed themselves In opposition and
threatened the constable with violence If he
laid Ills hands on anything , but he laughed
them to scorn nnd carried off enough booty
to satisfy the Judgment ,
llueUlen'ii .Milieu Salve.
Tbo best salve In the world for cuts ,
brulsej , sores , ulccre , salt rheum , , fever
Fores , tetter , chapped hands , chilblains ,
corns and all skin eruptions , and positively
cures piles , or no pay required , It I guar
anteed to glvo perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Prlco 25 cents per box. For sfle
by Kuhn & Co.
llnlhlliiK I'erniiiN ,
Tbo following bulldlnir permits Jmvo been '
Issued by tbo city building Inspector ;
J , It. Kuilik'H , Twenty-eighth and Hurt
htreets , repairs , 1100 ; John U Ilelnzmun ,
Thirty-Unit and Ami's frame
- avenue , dwellIng -
Ing , KOO ; John It. Klngwalt , 2110 Chicago
( street , repairs , } 500 ; J. J , liuttcrtleld , North
Thirty-fourth street , frame dwelling , Jl.'ft ) . I !
'
l'h > xlelnn * Iteeoinineiiil Thlx i
Tn cum headachel ot all kinds. Wright's ! l
Paragon Headache and Neuralgia Cure. 25c , I I I
American Made
Violin
Strings
the. most durable and satisfactory strlnsr
made , superior to the Imported and cheaper
In price , besides you tire always sure to
get a choice of fresh stock , ns wo receive ,
these Boods direct from the manufactur
ers each week. Glvo them u trial.
December 4th we will glvo nway to the
person estimating the nearest number of
letter II'c on page 20 of The Sunday BCD
of December 3rd , a tine llurton mandolin
and case ; retails for $36.00.
A. HOSPE ,
1513 Douglas.
MerclmntH * Alphabet Club Coupon.
My CNtlmnte. of the number of letter
H'n on papeO of The Omaha Sunday
Dec of Dec. U , 1S I > , Is
Name
Addrcfin
This advertisement and coupon must be
handed In nt our store before Six P. M.
the preceding Saturday. Out-of-town sub
scribers allowed to mall their coupons' .
Step Into our store and mnko your selec
tion now for Christmas. "Wo will cncrnva
It for you. Our wholesale stock of beauti
ful
STERLING SII/VI2R GOODS
Is now ready for your Inspection and we
quote wholesale prices.
November 20th , we will give to the ttor-
Bon estimating the nearest number of let
ter J's on page 15 of The Sunday Bee of
Sunday. November 10. a beautiful Austrian
china band decorated cup and saucer.
L L. Combs & Co. ,
The UuMy Jeweler * , 1C12O Donelun.
Merchant * ' Alphabet Club Coupon.
My estimate of the number of letter
.I'M on page IB of The Omaha Sunday
Dee of Nov. ID , 1801) , In
Name
AddrenH
This advertisement and coupon murt bo
handed In at our store before C p. m. the
preceding Saturday. Out-of-town subscrib
ers allowed to mall tholr coupons.
THE HOWE
.SELLS THIS UK8T $71.00 ,
9.-I.BO AND $4.00
SHOES
THAT MONEY CAN I1UV
NEW STYLES UP-TO-DATE.
J5J5 Douglas.
November 20th wo will give awny to the
three- persons estimating the nearest num
ber of letter O's on page 21 of The Sunday
Ben of November 19th to the first , n S5.00
pair of shoes , to the second a $1.00 pair of
shoes , to the third a $3.00 pair of shoes.
MerehantN * Alphabet Club Coupon.
My cHtimnte of the * nninbcr of letter
O'N on pn | ? < ' ' of The Omaha Sunday
Ilee of November If ) , 1801) , In .
Name . . . . . . . .
A < I dre .
This advertisement und coupon must bn
hnnded in at our store before 0 p. m. the
preceding Saturday. Out of town sub
scribers allowed to mall their coupons.
FOR THE
Best Bargains
In kodaks , cameras and supplies of all
kinds , we are the acknowledged leaders.
The Aloe & Penfold Co. ,
1408 rarnam Street.
November 20 , wo will give to the nersou
estimating the nearest number of letter
K's on page 14 of The Sunday Bee a line
camera valued at $9.00.
Merehnnti' Alphabet Club Coupon.
My estimate of the number of letter
K'N on pane 14 of The Omaha Siinilny
lice of Nov. ll , IbtM ) , IN
Nnmc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Aililrexx
This advertisement and coupon ninnt be
bunded In at our store before ti p , m , the
preceding Saturday. Out-of-town subscrib
ers allowed to mall their coupons.
ANTI-tlONOI'OI.Y DHL't ; STOUT
l.ouent Cut I'rleeH on DriiKH.
25e Laxative nromo Oiilnlm- Uo
25c Garter's Little Liver Pills 15o
Jl.OO Scott's Kmulslon 75o
< l.OO Miles' KcmcdlCH 75o
25o 4711 Soup He-
25o Juvenile Snap ! io
2oo chamois skin snan lOa
ICqiiiilly low prices on prescriptions Oly-
c-crolo of Hota-H , 25c , Cures rough skin.
November SOtli , we will give to the two
persons estimating the nearest number of
letter l'n on page 2i of The Sunday Bee of
November 19th , to the first a $ > > .on bottle of
perfume , and to the second a $3.00 bottle of
perfume ,
ici'iivs nittrr. STOHI : , ir.tii A
MerrliuiiIn' Alphabet Cluh Coupon.
My cull male of MIC number of letter
I'M -I of The Omaha
on paiteI Stinilay
Ilee of November lit , ISttl ) , IH
Namci
AililreNH
This advertisement and coupon mil ft bo
handed In nt our store before U p. m. the
preceding Saturday Out-of-t wn bubscrlb-
ers aliened to mall their coupons ,
Jeweler Copley
215 South 16th Street ,
Paxton Block.
Offers the Following for Christmas
Ladies' Gold Filled Watches ,
small size , elegantly en
graved , finely
finished
A new model thin watch for
gentlemen , accurately regu
lated , guaranteed
25 years
You can select either of these watches or
any other article In Copley's stock , have It
engraved nicely and Copley will lay It away
for you till called for. Ill the meantime you
can pay for It or pay when you get It. In
this way you have a. bolter selection , moro
time to consider your purchase and neater
engraving than If you wait till . 'tho ' last few-
days. An Inspection of Copley's stock al
ways Invited.
November 20 we will give away to each
of tbo 'three ' persons estimating the nearest
number of letter F's on page 23 of 'the- Sun
day Dee of November 1 ! ) a beautiful Cyrano
Dead Chain.
Merchant * ' Alphabet Club Coupon.
My eNtlmnte of tin- number of letter
F'M on PIIKC "II of the Otnnlm Siintluy
lice of November 11) , 1800 , IN
Name
AddreHH
This advertisement and coupon must bo
handed In at our store before Six P. M.
the preceding Saturday , Out-of-town sub
scribers allowed to mall their coupons.
A Sell Out
0' all our magnificent stock of Mackin
toshes the largest In the city Including all
colon and styled of women's and men's.
Must bo disposed of at a give-away price of
40 cents
on thii dollar. : t will pay you to Investi
gate this , ni no such reliable goods have
ever been shown at such prices ,
Gainer Ont of the llnbbcr DnxliicnH.
Omaha Tent and Rubber Co , ,
1311 Farnnm St.
November 20th we will give away to the
person estimating the nearest number of
letter N's on page 22 of The Sunday Bee of
November 19th , a J15.00 ladies' or gents'
line mackintosh.
Men-hunt * ' Alphabet Club Coupon.
My entluintr of the number of letter
V on itiiire - - of The Omaha Sunday
Ilee of Xoveniber U ) , 1800 , lit
Name
Adilremn
This advertisement and coupon must l > o
handed In at our store before 6 p. m. the
precedingSaturday. . Out of town sub
scribers allowed to mall their coupons.
YOU DESERVE
HAULING OVER COALS
for going homo to your wife In a hand-me-
down suit. Why go to a ready-made clothIng -
Ing store and pay moro for a hand-me-down
than HO charge for a custom-made null ?
Come to us. Wo nre making a genuine
Scotch goodH suit , made to measure , for
ji'i.OO ,
December 23rd WP will glvo away to the
person estimating the nearest number of
letter C's on page 10 of The Sunday Uee of
December 17th a handsome null of made
to measure clothes , the price of which Is
$30.00.
$30.00.The Bee Tailor ,
1(107 I-'AUXAM STIU'JKT. '
Merohantn' Alphabet Club Coupon.
.My eHtlmate of the number of letter
C'N on paKe 1U of The Uinnlin Suniliiy
Ilee of December 17 , 1H , in
Xnme
AililrenN , ,
This advertisement and coupon miis't be
handed In ut our store brfoie I , p. m. the
preceding Saturday. Out-of-town subscrib
ers allowed to mall their coupons.
Artistic Framing ;
Is what you get when It's done nt
. .IIOSIVS AI IT STOItK. . .
1321 DODOK STIIKET.
The reason of thll Is because wo do more
framing than all the other stores In Omaha
combined lihve the grandest assortment of
styles and our prlccu are right.
\Ve'd ho pleaded to have you call and sea
our new line of pictures Platlnos und Carbons
bens , They ure beauties.
November 20th wo will give uwuy to the
person estimating the neatest number of
letter D'B on tiago 17 of The Sunday Ilee of
November 19th , a beautiful ta.OO picture.
Men-haul * ' Alphabet Club Coupon.
My estimate of ( he number of letter
| ) 'N oil piiKti 17 of The Omaha Sunday
Ilee of Not ember 111 , 1HII > , IK
Name
AililreN * . , , , , , , , , . . .
This advcrtlM'incMit and coupon mupt be
handed In at our store before- p , m , thn
preceding Saturday.OntoftoHn subscrib
ers allowed to mail their coupons , .
Davis Ball Bearing
Sewing Machines
run easily because they have forty ac
curately ground , carefully hardened steel
balls , arranged so as to reduce friction to
the minimum.
Wo Jmvo new , cheap machines , fully
guaranteed $18.00.
SECOND-HAND MACHINES.
Tlit-so have nil been overhauled nnd put
In food condition ,
High-arm Singer , coed ns new $ M.OO
No. 9 Wheeler .fe Wilson W-00
No. S Wheeler & Wilson t.OO
latest White 12.00
Rood White- 8.00
FlrBt-clnss Household H-00
Singer S-M
Domestic 13.oO
Wlchlll " .00
Howe 3.RO
Vertical Feed Davis 10.00
White 7.00
Howe 20
Domestic High-arm I- " ' * "
New machine" . J1S 00 up ,
Wo repnlr all makes of machines.
We sell pnrts for every machine manu
factured.
Docombcr llth we will glv away to- the
person estimating the nearest number of
letter E'H on page 22 of The Sunday Dee
of December loth n line new Ball Dearlng
JG3.00 Dnvls Sewing Machine.
MerehniitM * Alphabet Club Conpim.
My ( - tltnntr of the nunilMT of letter
I3' oil pane - ' - of The Oiuulm Sunday
lice at Dec. 11) , 1SIW , 1"
Name
Addrenn
This advertisement and coupon imiit be
handed in at our store before Six P. M.
the preceding Saturday. Out-of-town sub
scribers allowed to mall their coupon ? .
For all the latest
Books and Magazines
CONSULT
J. C. ROCKY ,
1O5 NORTH 1GTII ST.
November 20th we will give to 'tho ' person
estimating the nearest number of letter IV B
on page 18 of The Sunday Bee of November
19th. Six Dollars worth of books and maga
zines.
Merc-hunt * ' Alphabet Club Coupon.
My cutmute ! of Hie number of-loller
on pane IS of The Omaha Suiiuuy
Dec of Nov. 1 , 18U ! > , IB
Name
Addrenn
This advertisement nnd coupon must be
hnnded In ut our store before Six P. M.
the precedingSaturday. . Out-of-town sub
scribers allowed to mail their coupons.
Our Antiseptic
Benzo Cream
cures chapped hands or lips , or money re
funded.
November 20 , wo will give to the persons
estimating the nearest number of letter
G'B on page 21 of The Sunday Bee of Iso-
vrmber 19th , to the first a ? 4.00 bottle of
perfume : the second , a 13.00 bottle , unil to
the third four bottlcH of Bcnzo Cream.
Myers-Dillon Drug Co.
10th and F.irniun.
Alphabet Club Coupon.
My eMtlmute of the number of letter
( I'M on pnKc1 of The Omiiliii Sunday
lice of Nov. Ill , 1HIII ) , IN .
Nil me . . .
AililreNH ,
This advertisement und coupon must ba
handed In at our store before Six P. M.
tbo preceding Saturday. Out-of-town sub
scribers allowed to mall their coupons.
Engagement Rings
sum up the first step toward
wedded hllst thut IH , they are n pretty
Kood nvldonco Unit tin : Rlrl IH willing to 'try
llfu In your company. Of course Him Is it
sensible Klrl and bellevos In economy. If
you want a diamond ring , we luivn them
from 00.09 down to llU.OO-bundrcds of
them.
November 20th wo will filve away to the
person estimating the nearest number of
letter U'x on JHIKO 14 of the Hunday Dee or
November JU a beautiful solid Kold Kit ring
retails for ? C.OO.
A. EDHOLM ,
JK\VIIIII. ; KIT , v. KITH ST.
MerehantN' Alphabet Club Coupon.
My eHtlmate of thn number of letter
Il'x on pnKe 1 I of The Omaha Sunday
Ilee of November 111 , 1MW , U
Name.
AililreiH
Tills advertisement and coupon imnM bo
handed In at our store before U p. m , the
preceding S.ttuiday. Oiil-oMown Hiibscrlb-
rrs allowed to mall their coupons.
THAT'S WHAT WH SAV13
You on your drugs not only on I'ATKN'l'
JIHDIOINHS but on prescriptions , drugx ,
sundries and rubber goods ,
WALDRON & CAMPBELL ,
IlruKKlHlN. - - - South Kith SI.
N. n. Have you tried AValdron's I < uxa-
tlvo Tablets ? They cure constipation , 12
In box-lOc ,
November 20th wo will glvo to the pcrfon
estimating1 the nearest number of letter L'H
on page 16 of The Onmlm Hunday Ilco of
November 10th , a Nlne-J3olar | bottle of
elegant Perfume.
Merehaiilu' Alphabet ( 'lub Coupon.
My e-Nllmnte of the. number of letter
I/H mi pane. Ill of The Omaha Minduy
Ilee of November 10 , I Hill ) , In
Name , . . , , , ,
AddrexN . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
Tills iidvcrtUement and coupon must bu
handed In at our Mora beforn Hlx p , M
the preceding Saturday
Out-of-town sub
scribers allowed to mull lliulr coupon ! * .