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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TIIHTUSDAY , NOVEMBER 1(5 , 185)5) ) ) .
BOSTON STORE CLOAK SALE
Todaj Great nd Host Opportune Sacri-
floss in Our Oloak Department
AND DIG SALE IN MILLINERY
Kitrri Spcolnl Iiiittioriiirnln In Tnllnr
Minlc Still * nnil ConHi'mcN , Also
. " . ) ( Trimmed , Itfiiily to AVcnr ,
Unlit n ( < > rcnt
ALL WOOL KERSEY JACKETS , $4.93. $
All woo ! kersey Jackets , colors black and
navy , rod , castor brown anil mercerized ,
lined throughout , Including sleeves , at $4.9 !
Jl.&D TOR HANDSOME CLOTH JACKETS
All bought and cold for lOo on the dollar
nobby fall styles In black only , unbroke
sizes , A great chance for $1.8 ! ) .
$0.98 $ FOR TAIIXll MADE SUITS.
lf.0 tailor mnJo suits on sale today
mostly silk lined throughout , alt wool home
spun and Venetian , $9.OS.
Olrls' and misses' man-tailored Jackets
covert cloths , friezes , fancy bouclcs , kcr
eeys and galflngs , In tan , brown , blue and
castor. Just rushed through to us by ex
pro s , lined exquisitely and very carefully
finished , sizes 14 to 20 , We make enl ;
thrco prices $9.98 $ , $7.50 and $4.98. $
Children's Jackets , sizes I , C , 8 , plain and
two-toned effects , Inrgo sailor collars , trim
med with fancy braids and curio strapping
u $4.50 garment , at $2.25.
DOUBLE 1JREASTED KERSEY JACKET
$8.98.
Just consider a new double breasted ker
sey Jacket , flno quality all \\ool material
lined In colors of heavy taffeta , with strap
ped seams front and back , In light shades
of tan , castor and pearl , -wonder for $6.98.
SI'EOIAL SUIT AND COSTUME BARGAIN
For this clay only wo will offer you choice
of all our black street and Indoor suits and
dresses. They arc of beautiful artistic
manufacture , being applique and heavily or
namented with silk braidings and scroll
overlaid kersey straps , BO mo with lace and
chiffon fronts , and mcdlcl collars , line Per
sian Iamb trimmings and exquisite new
capo Jackets ; also with tunic and double
tunic skirts. Mostly broadcloth and Vene
tians , with a slight sprinkling of all "wool
cheviots. Your choice of this magnificent
lot at $22.00.
TRIMMED HATS
AT A GREAT REDUCTION THURSDAY.
Wo have something over five hundred
trimmed and ready-to-wear hats which wo
Iiuve placed on sale at n. great sacrifice.
1GO assorted stitched brim tarn crown and
turban hats , trimmed with velvet , quills ,
ornaments , birds , etc. , marked from $2.50
to $3.50 Thursday's price. 9Sc.
Ono lot assarted high crown street hats ,
trimmed with taffeta silk and ornaments ,
a good four-dollar hat , at $1.75.
120 assorted trimmed hats , turbans and
round hats , trimmed with fancy feathers ,
velvet or silk , value up to $5.00 Thurs
day's price $2.50 each.
210 stylish trimmed hats , selected from
our great stock of patterns , and put on
thrco tables at three very low figures $3.50 ,
$3.9S and $4.98. Cannot flnd their equal
for from $5.00 to $10.00. '
BOSTON STORE , OMAHA ,
N. W. Corner IGth and Douglas.
CITY WARRANTS CALLED IN
Otitntniullncr OtillKiitloitx to Amount of
Twenty-Five TliniiNniiil llollnra
AV1I1 lie
The city treasurer has begun publication
announcing the retlrcmont of city warrants
to tbo amount of $25,000 which will bo taken
up at .this tlmo. The warrants Include Nos.
ES50 to 5938 In tbo IIro fund , representing
for the most part salaries of firemen ; Nos.
C500 to 6579 In the police fund , also rep
resenting salaries ; Nos. 3114 to 3526 in the
general fund ; Nos. 820 to 877 In the park
fund and Nos. G73 to G74 in the lighting fund.
None of the school warrants will bo called
in until further fundo are made available by
the payment of liquor licenses , -which will
occur from this tlmo until the end of tbo
year , and will bring In a revenue of about
$240,000. There arc now about $100,000 In
outstanding warrants against the school fund
and the November and December pay rolls
will Increase this amount by $70,000.
IIlH Ijlfc Wnn anvcrt.
Mr. J. E. Lilly , a prominent citizen of
Hannibal , Mo. , lately bad a wonderful do-
llvcranco from a frightful death. In telling
of It ho says : "I was taken with Typhoid
Fever , that ran Into Pneumonia. My lungs
became hardened. I wan so weak I couldn't
oven sit up In bed. Nothing helped me. I
expected to soon die of Consumption , when
I heard of Dr. King's Now Discovery. One
bottle gave great relief. I continued to use
it and now am well and strong. I can't say
too much In Its praise. " This marvelous
medicine is the surest and quickest euro In
the woMd for nil Throat and Lung Trouble.
Ilcgular sizes 50 cents and $1.00. Trial
bottles freent Kuhn & Co.'s drug store ;
every bottle guaranteed.
CONGRATULATORY TELEGRAMS
New Clili-f of Police Ilccclvcn 9Inny
McnaiiKC'H from Different lar <
of tin * Country.
John J. Donahue baa his desk covered
with many telegrams from different parts of
the country congratulating him on his recent
promotion to chief of the Omaha police
force. Prominent among these Is a telegram
from William A. Plnkerton , which reads :
"Congratulations upon your appointment ns
superintendent of police. Think they could
not hayo made a hotter selection. " Among
others , messages were received from L. P.
Colleran , chief of the Chicago detective
force ; Thomas McGuIrs , superintendent of
the Martin White detective agency in Chicago
cage ; John Hayes , chief of the Kansas City
police force ; J. V , Farley , chief of the Den
ver police force , and Ennls and Doyle of
Kansas City. Besides three are numbers
from personal acquaintances , -which testify
to the chief's friends outsldo of the pro
fession.
A .Sure Cure for Crony.
Mr. It. Gray , -who lives near Amcnlo ,
Dutch B county , New York , says ; "Cbam-
borlaln's Cough Remedy is the best medi
cine I have over used. It Is a flno chil
dren's remedy for croup and never fulls to
cure. " lAmong the many thousands who
liavo used this remedy for croup , wo have
yet to learn of a single case that has not
recovered , and in many households It Is the
solo rcllanco. When given as Boon as the
child becomes hoarse , and oven after the
croupy cough has developed , it will prevent
the attack , This should bo borne In mind
nnd a bottle of the Cough Remedy kept at
hand ready for Instant use us soon as these
symptoms appear.
of Amerlen.
The Volunteers of America will give a free
Thanksgiving dinner at their hall , 1315
Dodge street , to poor children on November
10.
Captain Mrs. Locker is authorized to so
licit groceries , meats , fruits and money for
lame ; also clothing for distribution will bo
icccptod.
All needy will ho given a good dinner on
Thanksgiving day. Dinners will bo sent out
to any who are deterring but cannot come ,
The co-operation of all Is earnestly so
licited In this undertaking. Help the Volun
teers In giving tlfo little ones a good tlmo ,
If jou are not called on ana wish to donate
food or cast-off clothing , send note , with
your addrcfn , to 1315 Dadgo street , care of
Major Qlllctt.
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA.
HAvnn.v nnos.
sr Down tlit * 1'rlcm ThnrKilny.
LINEN SPECIALS ON THURSDAY.
The Big Store letting down the prices on
linens $1.23 , $1.35 , $1.50 and $1.75 was the
price on these- lots of napkins ; Thursday's
price , $1.00 n doz. ; they nro 5-8 and } { size ,
bleached and half bleached , all linen ; 72-
Inch wldo cream damask , was 7 c and 85c ,
now Me yd. ; 70-Inch wldo cream damask ,
worth 3Dc , now 25c yd. ; 60-Inch wide fancy
colored damask , oil colon * , sold at Sue and
lOc , tomorrow 25o yard ; Turkey 'red damask ,
lOc , 12Ho nnd 15c yard. A-specfal bargain
in hemstitched table cloths , 3-4 size , $1.35 ;
10-1 size , $1.65 each. ' These clothes are all
linen and the best bargain' -Omnha ; 17-
Inch wldo linen crash , uiiblcnche'd , now 3V&c
yard ; IS-lnch wide * rheckcd toweling , 2 , { .3
yard. Kull size white croc.'hoti bed spread * ,
fringed , 7Bc each ! you can't match this
spread in Omaha nt 75cFa \ \ size hemmed
crochet spread , 39c each. 'We have n largo
ptock of pattern cloths , a choice line to se
lect from , at $2.00 , $2.50 $ , $3.00 , $3.75 , $4.50
and $ . " .00 each.
SPECIAL SALE ON 'WINTER ' UNDER-
WEAR.
Ladles' , men's and children's fleece-lined
underwear nt lOc , 15c , 20o and 25c : children's
wool underwear at 26c , BOc and 33c ; men's
heavy wool fleece-lined shirts nnd drawers ,
worth up to $1.00 , at 45c ; men's heavy nil
wool ahlrts and drawers In camel's hair and
natural gray , ribbed' and plain goods that
were made to sell at $1.50. for 75c ; men's out-
Ing llanncl night shirts nt 49c ; Indies' heavy
Jersey-ribbed vests and pants at 25c ; ladles'
camel's hair vests and pants nt 45c ; chil
dren's heavy flccco-llncd hose , with double
knee , heel and toe , regular 25c quality , nt
15c ; ladles' fine heavy needc-llncd hose , with
double heel and top , regular 25c value , at
15c ; ladles' $1.00 corsets at 49c ; ladles' $1.00
gowns at 49ci boys' COc shirt waists at 25c.
DRESS GOODS SALE.
Our cheviot sale continues until Thursday
evening. Every lady Interested In a tailor
suit should attend this sale ; 42 In. , nil colors ,
19c ; 45 In. , extra heavy , 40c ; 54 in. , shrunk ,
sponged , etc. , 75c ; our $1 > .50 cheviots in this
sale , 9Sc ; all our 05-in. and GO-ln. extra
heavy shrunk , sponged and ready for use ,
regular price , $1.98 and $2.25 , all will go nt
$1.25. All our heavy tailor suiting will go
In two lots In this oalc , worth from $3.50 to
$6.25 , will go at $2.50 ; all our $1.08 to $2.50
will go nt $1.25 ; nil our $1.75 , $1.98 nnd $2.2.-
crepons will go at $1.25 ; French flannelettes ,
ns thick as n board , fast colors , only 19c.
Headquarters for French flannels , Lansdowne -
downo and Priestley's black goods.
Head the cloak "ad. "
HAYDEN BROS.
Announcement H.
In the play with the peculiar title refer
ence is made to "Tho Purple Lady" the
atcrgoera ore promised a novelty in the
way of humorous denouements and comedy
situations at the Boyd tonight. Tbo com
pany's engagement is for this one perform
ance only. Sydney Roscnfeld , who Is re
sponsible for those two big Empire theater
successes , "Tho Two 'Escutcheons" and
'The White Horse Tavern , " is the author
of the farce. Mr. Frank Hatch and the
entire company that gave the piece its orlg-
nal production at the Bijou theater , New
York , where the play scored a success , are
promised.
Tonight will bo Elks' night at the Troc-
ndero. The entire membership of the local
edge , accompanied by their ladles , will at
tend the performance of "Tho Merry War. "
The closing of ttho Trocadero Opera cotn-
lany's engagement next Sunday night seems
o have awakened .theatergoers to the fact
hat there are only a. limited number of
opportunities left for 'hearing this capable
company sing , cs the attendance has been
steadily on the Increase since the announce
ment wasmado. ,
Patrice , the refined little actress , assisted
> y Mr. Maurice D'Arcy , Is presenting at-
ho Crelghton-Orpheum theater this week a
delightful little one-act play entitled "A
New Year's Dream , " which Is handsomely
tagea ana illuminated with brilliant electric
Ight effects. The flnlshjjd and graceful act-
ng of Patrice seems to please everybody.
There are six other acts on the program
nd with the numerous encores they make
up a lengthy bill full of- variety and enter-
alnlng to all. ' 'Tho ' Queen's Fan , " a beau-
Iful spectacle , will bo 'the star attraction
next -neek. Three pretty and clever girls
Orlska Worden , Adele Archer and Vlra Rial
who can dance , sing and act , will bo the
principal figures In this production.
AT HAYDEN IIIIOS.
BOc Umlcrwcnr nt IBc.
Special for Saturday , from 10 a. m. to 12
m. Ladles' fine Jersey .ribbed , fleece-lined
vests and pants In ecru nnd silver gray , nil
sizes , worth up to GOc , at 15c. Remember
the tlmo Saturday morning.
- - JIAYDEN BROS.
Amioclateil Clinrltlea Wood Ynrd ,
Thirteenth and Nicholas. 'Phono 1G4G.
On sale , second-hand oak and pine ; 2-Inch
plank ; also best plno kindling ; hard and
soft stovowood and chunks always on hand
at reasonabla prices.
prices.JOHN
JOHN LAUQHLAND.
Secretary.
Carriers ore Instructed not 10 roll or fold
The Sunday Bee , but to deliver It flat.
Subscriber * will please notify the offlca If
this is not doce. Telephone 238.
How is This ?
Do these figures suit a low
prlco buyer ?
$1.00 PInkham'a Compound . . . . 75c
$1.00 Plerco's Prescription . . . . < 75c
$1.00 Wlno of Car ( In I 750
$2.00 Chlcbestcr Pills $1.75
26o Plnkham SanatlTO Wash 200
50o Swift's Extract Beef 40c
60c Morris' Extract Beef 35c
25c Brome Quinine iCe
25o Brome Seltzer , 20o
50c Malted Milk 40a
75o Mcllln Food GOc
BOc Mcllln Food . . . , 40c
$1.00 Ayer's Cherry rectorial 75o
J. A. Fuller 6c Co.
Cut Price Druggists.
N. IV. Corner 1-ltli mid DoiiKlim SI * .
California
and
Oregon
Excursions
Leave Omaha Every Friday ,
In Ordinary Bleeping Cars via the
IJXIO.V PACIFIC
OVER TEN HOURS QUICKER
Tlimi nil ? Other Line.
LOWEST nvris. IMNTSCII LIGHT.
&TBAU I IK AT , ETC.
Citr Ticket Ofilcc , l.'IOS 1'nrnain St.
Tclciihouc mo.
KELLEY , STICER & CO ,
Bargains in Ladle * ' , Misiei1 and Ohildroni'
Pine Shoes ,
LADIES' ' SHOES AT SI 50 AND 51,98
The I.ntcM Stj-lrn niul Slinprn for Knll
nnil Winter Wcnr Vnliicn thnt
Cnnnot DC Kiinnlcil
Anrivhcre.
Ladles" welt lace shoes , new toe , nt $3.00.
Ladles' turn Inco shoes , round toe , nt $3.
Ladles' black golf shoes , heavy sole , full
too , Just the. thing for winter wear , nt $3.00.
Ladles' Inco shoes , heavy sole , full toe , at
$2.25.
Ladles' enamel , mannish last , heavy sole ,
nt $1.50. Very neat to wear with the short
skirts.
Ladles' lace welt shoes , medium toe , $3.00.
BOYS' , YOUTHS' AND LITTLE GENTS'
snons.
Little gents' shoes , black , at $1.50.
Youths' shoes , round toe , neat nnJ solid ,
$2".00.
MISSES' SCHOOL SHOES.
Misses' flno black shoes , new toe , at Jl.CO.
Misses' black shoes , heavy soles , very
neat , $1.75.
KELLEY , STIGER & CO. ,
Corner Fnrr.am and 15th Sis.
THAT 1IICJ COTTON COODS
li'rlilny In tinAViiMh Iir 'MH ( iOOiln llcpt.
Jit Ilii > iloii Unix.
Never mind the crowds , the bargains are
worth your trouble.
On Friday wo place on special sale T50
pieces of dark 2S-ln. , fast color percales ,
worth 7 > 4c yard , at 2e yard.
028 plcccs of the heaviest napped twilled
flannelette , full yard wide , In splendid
styles , goods worth regular 20c yard , at lie
yard.
You know what the Wash Goods special
ealcs are the genuine bargain kind.
HAYDEN BROS.
EARLY SATURDAY CLOSING
Ilctnll Cleric * Will IleKln Agitation
for It AKIIII ! After Jniiiinry
Plrnt.
The Retail Clerks' union of Omaha has
signified Its Intention of further agitating
the G o'clock closing movement and will
begin operations January 1. A committee
has been appointed to work among all the
retail houses of Omaha , South Omaha and
Council Bluffs , and this committee will be
backed by the Woman's club-and other or
ganizations.
Some tlmo ago the clerkspafised a resolu
tion to the effect that they would not de
mand early closing * on Saturday night until
the first of the year , and they have been
living up to that resolutlon. _ Many of them
feel , however , that they should have Satur
day night to themselves.
Backlcii'n Arnica Salve.
The best salvo In the world for cuts ,
bruises , sores , ulcers , salt rheum , fever
Fores , tetter , chapped bands , chilblains ,
corns and all skin eruptions , and positively
cures piles , or no pay required. It Is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Frtco 25 cepts per box. For sr.lo
by Kuhn & Co.
Ceramic exhibit Thursday afternoon and
evening. Mrs. Fred Schneider and pupils ,
1902 Wlrt. Any Interested In china decora
tion cordially invited.
MS Haven't ,
The Kansas City Day Ex
press of the Burlington is the
only train between Omaha and
Kansas City that carries a
dining car.
This splendid train now
leaves Omaha at 8:50 : A. M.
dally , reaching Kousos City at
3:52 : P. M.
TICKET BURLINGTON
OFFICE STATION
IDO2 Farnnm loth and Mason
Street. Streets.
'Phono 2BO- 'Phone 3IO.
WHY
IS IT ?
That some people submit to the tortures of
toothache ? Why 1st It that otherwise at
tractive people uro willing to reveal miss.
Ing or discolored teeth every tlmo they
smile ? It certainly can't bo a question of
money , ns our prices nro moderate enough
to suit ull.
Kxtractlne . . . 25o
Vitalized Air . 500
Silver Killings . 75o
Taft's ' Philadelphia Dental Rooms ,
1517 Street.
Bie
looks rather strange to pome people and they
at once think It should bo spelled "Cabi
net. " There Is seemingly no reason for
this think but Krug Cabinet lager beer
Is thought BO much of , that every tlmo a
man asks for a bottle of beer ho means
"Krug Cabinet" and wishes it eo understood
by everybody. But to bo on the safe side ,
It is not best to toke too much for granted
In this neighborhood and you should dis
tinctly state "K-r-u-g Cabinet" and not
take any other no other Is as good. It's
appetising ; it's a tonic ; a well as full of
nourishment.
KHUU iuuwi\i co. ,
Telephone 120. 1007 Jackson Street ,
ni : \\xT SAMS of snons TODAY
TliotiKnniln Sltoc * , SHiHirr * nnil llnli
liprn mi Snip In iSniiMiictit ,
AT noSTON' STOHE , OMAHA.
Infants' 39c moccasins , 9c.
Ladles' SOc storm rubbers , small sizes , 15c
Men's COc rubbers , nil sizes , lOc.
Ladles' SOc spring heel rubbers , all sizes
25c.
25c.Ladles'
Ladles' 50o overgaltcrs , nil nlies , lOc.
Children's $1,00 tan shoes , sizes 0 , OV4 nnd
10 , 38c.
Ladles' Oxford ties , htrap sandals and slip
pers , worth $1.00 , $1.50 nnd $2.00 , sizes 2 > 4
3',4 and I , nt 39c pair. '
Ladles' comfort house flippers , 25c.
Children's fancy red felt slippers , 33c pair
Misses' fancy red felt slippers , 3flc pair.
Women's fancy red felt slippers , fur tilm-
med , 6dc.
Ladles' wnrm lined shoes of all descrlp
tlons , including carriage hoots , worth $3.00
and $ i.OO pair'slzcs 3 , 3Vi and i only , go n
76 c.
c.Infants' warm lined leather shoes , 29c.
Men's heavy warm lined buckle overshoes
79c pair.
Ladles' Goodyear glove $1.00 quality black
fleece lined , storm rubbers , SOc pair.
Children's whlto fleece lined Alaskns , SOc
Men's good calf shoes , $1.29.
Matrons' very easy comfort shoes , lace
and congress , worth $1.50 , go at $1.00 pair.
Boys' heavy tap solo veal calf shoes , $1.00
Misses' dongola shoes , S9c.
Ladles' $2.50 button shoes , coin toe , $1.25
SPECIAL NOTICE.
All the above bargains are on solo In our
basement. The prices good only so long ns
the quantity .lasts. Cdmo" early , as these are
extraordinary bargains and a , crowd will
surely come.
BOSTON STORE , OMAHA ,
N. W. Cor. 'IGth nnd Douglas Sts.
The .ViirtliKCitrrn I.Inc.
riVE TRAINS
DAILY TO CHICAOO
C:40 : n. m. *
10:55 : a. m.
4:15 : p. m.
4:55 : p. ra. * ' "
7:30 : p. m. * ,
* Special limited' trains
With Library , Buffet cars , Diners
Recherche Sleepers , Chair cars.
Note The Northwestern Is obliged to run
for more 'trains than any other line between
Omaha nnd Chicago.
New city offices
1101-1403 Farnam street.
KvprcHu J\KCIIM Hold Confpri'iit'e.
John Klynn of Dubuquc , In. , George C.
etterlnR of Fort Dodge and C. W. Jones
of Norfolk , route agents ror the American
Express company , are in tqwn hold
ing a conference. ' For some time the Amer
ican Express company and the United
States Express company have boon occu
pying joint olliccs In Iowa , but they have
now decided to pirico separately. The local
company is occ.up.vlnc new quarters at 1319
Fnrnum street , having moved from 1303
Farnam street.
Carriers arc instructed not to roll or fold
The Sunday Bee , but to deliver It flat.
Subscribers will please notify the offlco if
this Is not done. Telephone 238.
Wo are Jus } . lii < receipt of a shipment of
DIPHTHERIA A'NTI-TOXJNE dercct from
the labord-ory 'of JI. K. Mulford. Wo can )
furnish this in ihe following strengths :
*
Standard , GOO units.
Standird , Xpp6juhlts.
(
Standard , l.SJio | inlts.
'
Standard , aloqj'units. )
Al.-.o tljo "CO"NCENTUA.TED" In the same
units strength/
Mall or Holograph orders will recelevo
prompt attention.
Sherman & McDonnell Drug Co ,
1513 Dodgu St. , Omaha , Neb.
nnnvr coii/.vn CVKI * nu.vi
, / . AXD . , .
The fiillrtl Shirt nnil Cnllnr Co. Scl
Their P.nllrc Slock or
MEN'S COLLARS AND Ol'FKS ' ( Seconds
Consisting of thousands nt dozens of late
styles men's standing and turndown line
collars and all styles of men's linen cuff
This company la the largest manufacture
of collars anil cuffs In Iho United Stntc.
Thcee cufls and collars nro all strictly per
feet and sound , with the exception of som
slight Imperfections In the laundering , nn
BOSTON STORE. OMAHA ,
Will Hold
SATURDAY , NOV. IS.
THE GRANDEST SALE OF
MEN'S ' LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS
ever known In the United States.
All the United Shirt nnd Collar Co.
( seconds ) collars that sell from 12lie to 25
go nt 3Vic each.
All the United Shirt and Collar Co. *
( seconds ) cuffs , that sell from 25c to 35
go nt 7e pair.
As there are over 5,000 dozen , or 60,00
pieces , In this purchase , we expect to be abl
to supply everybody.
Remember the great sale Is on
SATURDAY , NOV. IS-
At
BOSTON SORE , OMAHA ,
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas.
IIcs & Snnboda , florists , 1111 Farnaa
choice cut ( lowers nnd floral designs.
CHILDREN'S JACKETS--6 to 12 years
made with cape , neatly
braided
MISSES' JACKETS--14 to IS years , made
In both covert nnd Kersey g ? ffjffj
LADIES' JACKETS-all silk lined , of Ker
sey cloth , black , navy and
colors
LADIES' KERSEY JACKETS-sovcrnl styles
--best Kersey cloth and lined nil
through \Utli best Itftt flllfl
FLEECE LINED WRAPPER-good colors ,
nent patterns , brnld flnlshcd
yoke nnd deep flounce
MAN TAILORED SUlTS--nll silk lined
made of flno cloth , beautifully tailored ,
brown , blue nnd black--$30
would not bo too high for then
1510 Douglas St.
TO
Chicago and East
St. Paul and Minneapolis
Hot Springs and Deadwood.
NEW CITY OFFICES
1401-1403 FARNAM STREET
86 Shoe
New styles in shoes , at the price of cheap ones , Great
bargains in our new annex shoe department.
Ladies' Fine Faust Slip
pers
Kid topped , hand turned Boles and
fur trimmed , regular $2.00 values
at $1.25
Ladies ; ' Vici Kid Shoes ,
with Bilk vesting tops , single flexi
ble soles , lud tip and silk top fac
ing , worth § 3.00 , on gale at $1.95
Ladies' Fine Vici Kid Shoes
with double fair stitched soles , very
flexible kid tips and finest linings ,
sizes 3 * to 7 , widths B to E , worth
$8.50 in most stores , our
price $2.25
Ladies' Finest Vici Kid
Shoes.
the celebrated Brooks Bro's. make ,
with hand welt soles , cork filled in
ner soles , in the mannish styles for
street wear , sizes 3 to 7 , widths A
toE , worth $4.00 and $4.50 , on
sale at $3.00
Bargains in our Shoe Annex Shoe Dept ,
CHILDREN'S KID SHOES Button with very flexible soles , sizes 2 to D , worth SOc
solo price 28c.
CHILD'S KID SHOES genuine dongola kid , button and lace , spring heels , sizes 5
to 8. worth fully OOc , on sale at 49c.
MISSES'KID SHOES button , spring heels , single soles and patent leather tips ,
sizes 11 to 2.orth \ fl.25 , sale price , C5c.
WOMEN'S BUCKLE AHCTICS full fleece lined , sizes 4 to 8 , worth Jl.OO , sale
price 53c.
me I'lini'.ui
to enjoy the good things of
Time.
If your
are not in condition to do their duty have
them put In working order , A small portion
of your tlmo and very little of your money
will ho sufficient. Wo
KXTItACT , KIM. AM ) MAKIC TISHTII
with prompt ne i. The quality of the work
will be such as to ensure you comfort for
many yeans.
Hfl I ICV THE DENTIST ,
DRILL. I PAXTON BLOCK
line Dr. Halle ) ' Tooth 1'umlur. All
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Of the clothing trade are as nu
morons as in any other. You may
bavo quite a considerable amount
of knowledge about fit ami finish
and oven quality , but yet bo
' imposed upon. it requires an
analytical mind sometimes to dif-
< ferentato the good from the bad.
Your knowledge outs no fig
ure in your buying in this house
Your boy can trade hero with per
fect safety. You need not trust
to your memory as to where you
buy it. Our name plato is sewed
in the back of every coat. Thai's
a guarantee. You'll forgot the"
prices and descriptions of our
winter overcoats and clothing if wo write it in
the paper , so wo have trimmed our ITarnam
street window with overcoats. Largo price tick
ets have been placed upon them , that you may
see them at a glance. We'd like to have you
look at them through the gla s , then come in
and see how much better they are when youj
can feel and try them on.
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PIANOS. :
BHIB . . .
Aside from our largo stock of Exposition Pianos , placed
43 Square Pianos to $160 below the regular price , wo offer
$24.00 , $27.00 and and slightly used Organs at $12,00 , $18.00 ,
on sale from $100upwnrd9. Emerson , Klmball , Chlcltcrlng ,
Hardman , Mason & Hamlln and other standard makes In
cluded.
J.'liic SJSSIS : . Sninplc Plnno , lirmtil HCTT , only
lOO Sterling , Xmiey v nlnut CIIHC , to clone otit , only
ChlcUcrliiK Un rlKl > t , Rood nn nciv , only 91SK
Illlnllilllll UiirlKht , lilK ImrKiilii
Stcliivrny , dllprlitly i cd . . .
iWo are exclusive representatives for the -world renowned STEINWAY ,
VOSC , IVERS & POND , EMERSON , A. B. CHASE , STEGER AND SINGER
PIANOS ; also the self-playing PIANOLA , greatest musical Invention of the ago.
Wo sell on easy monthly payments , rent , tune and repair pianos. Telephone
1625. Write for catalogues , prices and bargain list or pay us a visit of Inspec
tion ; It will pay you.
Schtiioller & Mueller
Stcimvay & Sons Representatives. 1313 FARNAM ST ,
Jackets , Skirts
and Wrappers.
THE unexpected sometimes happens. Right in the mid *
die of the cloak season our buyers have heoii fortunate
n securing three small but stylish stocks one of Jackets .and
suits from Shaft & Silberman the second , Ladies' Skirts-
'rom Max Soloman and the other a stock of Wrappers from
; he dissolving firm of Franklin & Musky , all three of New
York City. The f/oods are neiv , stylish and up-to-date in every
espect. Not a garment among them that is not of the latest
? ashion. It rarely happens that in the middle of the season
you have an opportunity to buy at 50c on the dollar.
150 dozen ladles' flccco lined wrappers In pretty .shades
of red and other colors , ruffled yoke , trimmed wlih "two
11 * U L. VJ
lows of braid , extra wldo at 4bo hips , they met a *
are worth $1.50 on sale 59c
at ; . . . .
100 ladles' beaver jackets , high storm col
lar , well sewed and well made , worth $1.50
$5,00 en sale nt .
300 ladles Jackets In Persian wool bouclcs , caterpillars
and friezes , silk lined throughout , newest
btylcs , worth $7.50 ; your cholco
for
250 Jackets in black kerseys , lined throughout with
mercerized silk foulard , now slcovo ;
they are worth $7.00 ; your cholco
for
350 Jackets lined throughout with Skinner's satin nnd
plain taffetas , trimmed with strapped seams
nnd pearl buttons ; they are worth
$12.50 ; on sale at
500 Jackets In Montnnacs , Kerseys , Friezes and Plushes ;
In all colors ; up ilo the highest standard
in every respect. NOne better made ; some SIO
worth up to $20 , on sale at
Lot of misses jackets , ages 14 to 18 , worth
$5.00 , for
200 misses jackets In blues , browns , 200 uklrts in wool serges , lined and
cardinals , and mixtures , ages 14 , 1C si nil 18 ; Interlined throughout
tortli $7.50 , on sale for $1.25
at
150 ladles' skirts In rough materials ,
150 ladles' suits In AO
grays Qjlt
and rowns. silk lined Jackets..O fitSO pretty $5.00 ; patterns for ; they are worth $2.50
200 ladles suits , new habit skirts , Jack-
Is lined With taffeta , silk ; they nro worth 250 ladles' Bilk Hklrfo In largo and
p to J25.00 ; In this sale small figured and plain satins ,
or worth $8.00 , for . , $4.98
SKLM.N'O THUDK STOCKS OF CLOA KS AT 500 ON THR DOUjAIt ,
THE
NAME OF
Gn L&rd , on Ham , on
Bacon Is a guarantee
of purity.
Swiff and Company
IIOWJ2U/S ( Jive * Mrcneth nnd ,
tone lo Iho vocal Clilc , K < > , KUIIHIIH City , Omaha.
AniiKawfJive dear , . niuk'ns and the St , Loiiiw , SL Joseph , St. Paul ,
