TILE OMAHA DAILY .HJSlSt SATURDAY, M)V12MI2U 2i 1001.
HAYDENs Letting Down the Prices to Make Room for the Holiday Sales HAYDENs
"The real, live Santa Claus" will be here to gladden the children with trainloads of toys, Shrewd holiday buyers arc already taking advantage of the
great assortment and special prices in Jewelry the Big Store is now making, Goods selected now will be put aside until wanted,
Over Twenty Different Makes of Pianos Now on Special Sale.
Keep your eye on Hayden's great sales of Men's Clothing, Ladies' Ready to Wear Garments, Furnishings, Shoes, Hats and Millinery,
Saturday in the
SPECIALS IX I'l IIMSIIINri (SHOD.
Ladles' and children's mittens, on sale nt
10c.
MVn's 11.00 extra heavy Jersey over 1
alrts, 49c.
Boys' ?5c sweaters, it 39c.
Men's and hoys' heavy Jersey ovcrshlrts,
t 39c.
Men's wool and fleece .lined shirts and
drawers, In nil sizes, nt 49c.
Ladles' heavy fleece lined union suits,
at 3ftc.
Ladles' 60e and 75c vents and pants, all
lues, some part wool and Qeece lined, all
on talc at 25c.
Men's extra heavy fleece lined shirts and
drawers, on sale at 39c.
Men's 7Ro Rloves and mittens at 39c,
Men's 39c gloves at 19c.
Men's) $1.26 wool sweators, In all sizes,
at COc.
uhknh ;oony.
54-Inch strictly all wool camel's hals
cheviot, 64-Inch hard-twilled clay serge,
strictly all wool; 52-Inch strictly nil wool
homnspifn, not a yard over sold for less
than $1.00 and some up to 1.."0, all will go
t 49c.
40-Inch all wool granite, 40-Inch nil wool
German henrlottSs, 41-Inch all wool cheviots
nd 46-Inch novelties, worth up to $1.50
yard, at 49e.
BOO pieces of all wool goods, plain and
(ancles, worth 76c, at 39c.
300 pieces of serges, novelties, henrlettaa
and other weaves, worth up to 76c, at 25c. .
300 pieces of plaids, flannels and other
goods, worth 60c, will go nt 16c and 19c.
500 pieces of double-fold dress goods,
worth 26c and 35c, at 10c.
600 pieces of doubln-fold plaids, 5c.
PIiAKKBLBTTKM AMI OUTI.MJ I'liAS
XKIifl AT Bo AMI) 7 1-2n.
15o outing flannels, In nice, bright colors,
at Re.
25o flno Imitation French flannels, 3d
Gnat Salt on Man's
Hats
The. nig Store's stock comprises all the
best styles at a saving of at least ono
thlrd the cost.
Men's black stiff hats at $1.00, $1.25, $1.60,
$1.75. $2.00, $2.60 and $3.00.
Men's soft hats, In all colors and newest
blocks, at 76c, $1.00, $1,25 and $1.50 and
$2.00 and $2.50.
"Tho Columbia" In, nutria, otter and
black at $1.50 and $2.W.
Pashas at 95c, $1.00, $1.25,-$1.50 nnd $2.00.
Oolf hats at $1.00, $1.26, $1.50, $2.00 and
$2.60.
Fedoras at 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00
and $2.50.
'Men's and boys' caps at 2.c to $1,50.
SPEED WAR CLOUDS DARREN
Bitnati.i Grows Ifor. Opiqut ai thi Day
Cotnti Ntaitr.
MAY DI1RUPT THE WESTERN ASSOCIATION
lilnea Xot Carina; or I'nnhle to .Meat
the Cat In Time Are l,lkel- to
Drop Out of the Joint
f , Agreement.
The Milwaukee, the Ilurllngton and tho
Illinois Central have apparently made no
move to meet the Chicago-Omaha schedule
of twelve hours and forty minutes, to which
thn Northwestern cut fr'om thirteen hours
ud a half on November 3 nnd which' the
nock Island will Inaugurate on Sunday,
November 24.
The executive heads' of the Chicago-Twin
City and the Chicago-Omaha lines have
been In session at Chicago this week, but
no announcement has bien made of any
ngrecment. It is thought that some way
'will be found to reconcile tho warring Itnej
aud rotors the harmonious conditions ex
isting for the last three years. If this Is
not done It Is more than probable that
soma of the weaker roads, which are
physically unable to meet the new schedule,
wjll withdraw from thn Western Passenger
nssoclntlon and take independent action In
making rates. This radical movo would
force a speedy settlement of the trouble.
The only road which looks upon the situ
ation with apparent complacency Is the
Ilurllngton, whose offlclnls adhere to thn
statement made some days ago, that their
Chlcago-Omahn service is entirely satis
factory to themselves and thrlr patrons'
therefore a change l neither necessnry
nor desirable.
The Illinois Central has dune all In the
' way of "reducing? tlm that It proposes to do
this winter. No cut will be made other
than the one of half an hour, effectlvo'two
weeks ago. As tho Harrlman syndicate
controls the Central, radical action Is not
looked for on Its part.
The Milwaukee, has been expected all
, along to make some strong move, hut the
local officials are entirely in the dark as
to plans for the future. Since its notice of
withdrawal from all time agreements the
Milwaukee has made good on the Chicago
..T.wIn City schedule, which Is now slightly
above ten hours In place of thirteen hours,
but it has done nothing visible In regard
to the Cbtcngo-Omaha situation.
, I'nlon 1'nelflp I'ntrontt Hrlirl,
-Ths Union Pacific has been enjoined on
petition of residents of Milliard, Wyo from
tearing up Its old lino over Piedmont hill,
Thn allegation Is that the railroad company
Is breaking the conditions limit r which It
secured enormous land grants from the fed-
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pjonpajug
isains
Bargain Room
Inches wide, the finest prints ever seen, 10c
10c Shaker flannel, "tic.
15c Shaker flannel, 7ac.
16c outing flannel, light colors, 6c.
19c outing flannel, light colors, 7ho, yard
wide, fine quality,
hoys' ci.otiii.m;.
Hoys'' 30c and 75c pants, 23c.
floya' $2.60 reefers, 95c.
Hoys' $3.50 reefers, J 1.60.
Hoys' $5.00 reefers, $1. 95,
MM.S.
Yard wide waist linings, yard wide per
callnes, etc., worth up to 15c yard, all will
go at Sc.
IMIIVIS. i! l-e
60,000 yards of full standard prints, In
remnants from 2 to 10 yards, worth up to
I'M, at 2Hc
SATI'.I5S.
12Hc plain black sateen, 5c.
25c Simpson's printed sateens, "4c.
fio.no ami stirt.no imiiss i'attkiins,
fit.ftM.
$10,00 skirt patterns will go at $2.98.
$10.00 dress patterns will go at $3.9?.
$16.00 dress patterns will go at $3.9S.
SII.KS.
No mall orders filled on "silk remnants.
They all sell on tho day of sae.
25q fancies, 9c.
60c nice, bright Japanese plaids, 15c.
75ft fanrles, 39c,
75n foulards, 35c.
$1.00 tintln, 29c.
$1.00 corduroys, 39c.
ni.t.NKKTs ami rosFonTBns.
niankets, 49o, 75c, 9Sc up to $1.2.V
Comforters, 59c, 75e, 9Ss up to2.50.
WAISTIX05.
Strictly all wool French flannels, 27 Inches
wide, 60 shades, 26c.
Strictly all wool fine striped walstlngs,
regular 76c value, will go nt 39c.
Hl(h grade prunellas In nil the evening
shades, worth 76c, at 45c.
Man's SOe Neckwaar
at 10c
500 dozen men's silk neckwear. Hows,
Strln ties,, puffs nnd four-in-hands, worth
60c, on sale nt 10c.
Men's 50c crown suspenders, In all styles,
at 25c.
Men's heavy Oxford negligee shirts, In
all the new styles, nt $1.00 nnd $1.60.
Men's white unlnundered shirts with
reinforced front and back on sale nt 35c,
3 for $1.00.
60c Shut Music, 19c
Tho latest and most popular hits of tho
day. "Creole flellos," n regular 60c piece.
on special sain Saturday at 19c. Special
cut prices on nil cIsshIc and popular sheet
music nnd folios.
ernl government. Flvo miles of track hud '
been taken uu when tho Iniunctlon nut n
summary stop to operations.
No advice on tho matter has reached
Union Pacific headquarters as yet, the mat
ter bolng In the hands of the Wyoming at
torney of the rosd. Tho land grant em
braces tweuty-dvc milts on either side of
tho original roadbed, and in no ense hnvn
the new lines constructed by the company
left the lnnd grant. When the now lines
wero built the company mado n proposition
to the residents of the towns on tho old
lines to bo abandoned that It would removo
their effects to' tho. towns on the new lines
free of cosl, and this was done In many
cases.
Willi! .loll ii I'riiiii'li. Snjia.
John Francis, general passenger agent of
the Durllngton, was In Denver one day this
week and Is quoted by n Denver paper as
follows: "1 hope tho Wyoming extension
of the Ilurllngton will be built. It's not
like the Durlinglon lo stop anywhere, we're
always building, you know Especially Is
that the cuso In a rich, undeveloped coun
try like Wyoming, whore we already have
coal locations for over 26,000 acres of land.
Of course we are not Informed us to the
plans of the owners, but I think there will
be further extension work done. There 's
no Immediate prospect of tho Burlington
putting on a twenty-four-hour service he-
twesn Denver ami Chicago, as the present
service Is considered sufficient. I doubt
the authenticity of tho rumor of nmalga
nation of the three managing departments
of the Ilurllugton system under ono head,"
llmr Kliclitrr Mul (Jo
Cicnoral Manager Dickinson's nntl-drink
order la still being rigidly enforced nmoug
Union Pacific employes. Any man once
ported cannot ngaln enter the service of tho
ompany, It Is said. A machinist recently
discharged from the Cheyenne shopB for
druukenness secured a place as a section
hand An the Nebraska division, but was Im
mediately discharged as soon as the officials
learned his record. The effect of tho order
Is noticeable at division points, especially
on pay days.
ItlBht-iif-Wnj Thro null .Mention WiiiIi
The surveys of the Oregon Short Line
nnd of the Han Pedro road through the
disputed territory in Meadow Valley wash
on the Salt Lnke-Los Angeles line arn
now being made. The engineers are of the
opinion thaUat no point in the canyon will
the tracks be nearer each other than
twenty feet, so that In the future the
trains of the two competing roads will run
side by aide, but the tracks will not cross
When the court decldei which company I
entitled to tho original right-of-way th
company winning the suit will be given
a right-of-way extending 100 feet on elthe
side of the track. The losing company will
be awarded a franchise to build on tb
same right-of-way, but not near enough to
Interfere with the winning company"
tracks or trains. So far thu new lines are
being run on opposite sides of the wash
and there seeuu to be no likelihood of thsm
coming together.
.Mrllrn Vn In the Wreck,
The only Omaha traveling passenge
agent ou the special train which wa
wrecked near Truckee, Cal Thursday, l
John Mellen of the Northwestern, who was
not Injured, Several Union Pacific pas
senger Agents were sboard, but none of
them mako their headquarters In Omaha.
Ocrrltt Fort, assistant general passenger
agent of tho Union 1'nclflc, has gone west
to meet, the special, which is expected to
arrive In Omaha some time Saturday.
Owing to Increasing California travel tho
Burlington has decided to add a fourth
tourist car line to Its, prenent service
through Omaha. Commencing Saturday,
November 30, the new service will be In
augurated, running via the Ilurllngton to
Denver, Hto Grande road t Ogden and
Qriat Salt on
Furnishing Goods-
ladles' extra heavy fleece
lined underwear, vest and
pants, at 39c each.
Ladles' natural wool vests
nnd pants nt 50c.
"ladles' double tleece lined
combination suits r? 19c.
Children's Jersey ribbed
wool combination suits, nt
$1.50.
Lndles' Jersey ribbed wool
combination suits at $1.50.
Ladles' fine Jersey ribbed
wool vests nnd punts, $1.00
each.
Indies' silk combination suits, In black,
white nnd tlesh colors, worth $5.00. at $3.9S.
Children's outing flannel gowns, nil sizes,
nt 50c. a
Ladles' outing flannel gowns nt ioc.
Infanta' wool leggings, In blnck and white,
nt 60c.
35c nnd 50c stockings nt ll'.ic.
600 doren Indies', men's and children's
stockings, In wool, fleece lined and lisle
thread, In plain and fancy colors, every
pair wnrrnnted perfect Hnd made to sen
up to 50c, all on sale at lllsr. in main
aisle.
All the now styles of corsets on sal The
La Orccnun. Knbo. W. .. Dr. Warner's,
Thompson glove-fitting nnd H. & O, Tho
most complete corset department In Omaha,
Men's $1.60 and $2.00 .underwear nt 9Sc.
One lot of men's wool shirts and draw
ers,' In nntur.il grny and red nnd fancy
colors, worth up to $2.00 per garment, all on
sale at 9Sc.
Mon's $1.00 wool, fleece lined shirts and
drawers, In plain and fancy colors,' nil
sized, from 30 to 4fi, all on sale nt l!c.
Men's wool sweaters at 76c and 9$c
Men's $4.00 nnd $"i,00 underwear on sale
at $2.50, $1.26 nod up to $3.50.
Men's $1.00 colored laundered shirts, In
nil tho new styles, 49c.
Men's colored laundered shirts. Orlffon
brand. In all the new styles, nt 75c.
Men's flannel shirts, In blue or colors, nt
98c, $1.25, $1.50. Worth double.
Don't Fail to Visit
Our Hair Dept
Fine quality French hair switcher, In all
shades.
$3.50 value at $1.98.
$6.00 value nt $'.'.)'.'.
$7.00 value at $2.9S.
H7
IYDEN BROS
Southern Pacific to San Francisco nnd Los
Angeles. A slmllnr service Is run from
Omahn every Thursday, n tourist car via
the Colorado Midland every Wednesday and
one via Kaneas City and the Santa Fo
every Saturday
l)flnrl liy KrelRlit Wreck.
Union Pitcitlc train No. 4, tho Chicago
Special, was delayed two hours ye,stcrday
morning Into Omaha, being compelled, ou
nrcount of a freight wreck near Valley, to
come over tue KiKnorn tracKB irom rre-
mont, via Irvlngton. The wreck was No.
18 and was caused by the breaking of an
axle. A number of cars were strewn nlong
the right-of-way, but the damage was soon
repaired by tho wrecking crow (if Omaha.
Superintendents of the Nebraska lines
see visions nowadays of blizzards aud snow
plow, with belated trains and disgusted
passengers. Snow, thougn ligm, was re
ported on the KUthorn lines west of Ixing
Pine and a light rain cost of there.
iiuit 'til roll III ii lleiiilnuliu
would nulckly leave you If you used I)r
King's New Lite Pills. Thousands of suffer
crs havo proved their matchless merit fo'
Sick and Nervous Headaches. Thoy mak'
nnro blnod nnd build up your health, uni
25 cents. Money back If not cured
by Kuhn & Co., druggists.
Soil!
Announcement" of the Theater.
The keenest Interest continues to ronnl
fct Itself In tho mysterious act of thl
Svnenlls at the Ornheum. Not tho lesi
rcmnrkablo feature of this thought tran
ference or telepathy or mesmerism i
whatever It Is, is the repertoire of mus
at the finger tips of the young woman a
slstant. Among the music called foV I
members of the audience are nil the wi
known grand operas, national airs ail
tunea famous for ono reason or nnotlni
The young woman at the plnno never ho
tntes, but rapidly plays them off.
Ulanrhe Walsh will conclude her enga
mont here tonight. A mntlnee will
given this nftcrnoon, Sunday afternoon a
night Herrmann the Oreat will bo seen
nn entirely new bill of magical novcltli
Monday and Tuesday Herbert Kcleey ait
Efflo Shannon will bo seen in their plJ
"Her Lord and Master."
Tho Dainty Pareo Ilurlekfiuers aro vi
derllned at the Trocadero for next .wed,
commencing Sunday matinee, this beliig t
first attraction of tho Trocadero unor
the management oMJake Rosenthal. T
engagement lasts the entire weok, inclu
Ing Saturday ovcnlng, with dally matlnei
Trusses
Twsnty-Ave yearB experience In fit
tine Trusses to gentlemen, ladles and
children. Peronal attenton, largest
stock, moderate prices.
THE H. J. PENF0LD 00.,
Largest Medical Supply Houss.
140S Furnmm .St.. OMAHA, NKII
Opposite Paxton HoUl.
mtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmSSSI
Millinery Clearance
Sale
For Saturday we shall offer a special lot
of elegant trimmed hats; not ono In tho lot
worth less than $S,00; your choice, $4.98.
(Thorn are Just enough of these hats for oflo
day's sale.)
Another lot not quite so elaborate, but
mado to sell for $5.00; will go on salo at
$2.9S.
Attntbnt- rr tinrrnln In rnadv-to-WOnr
hats. These hats must be sold; some of
them are worth $1.98 And up to J3.50; tncy
go on sale Ht 19c snd $1.19.
Big Nut Pick Sale
The largest assortment ever shown In
Omaha. Six silver plated nut picks, with
patent spring In crack, In fancy box, only
25 cents.
Some with double set of cracks, 39c.
Six picks nnd cracks, silver-plated, In
allk-llned leatherette cases, only 49c.
Twelve plckb nnd two cracks, finest qual
ity. In large, handsome enses, for $1.25.
Silver-mounted vases In assorted colors,
25 cents.
Silver plated napkin rings, 25c.
Solid gold brooches from $2.00 to $5.00,
Oct our prices on holiday goods.
Grand Book Sale Sat
urday .
Paper nocls, 2'c.
$1.00 rop tight books. 39c.
Tho Ulshop Fallows McKInley book at
98c.
"Lives of the Hunted" on sale.
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POINTS IN RAILROAD FIGHT
Ccntmtiag on Which tlis Bailroads Bate
Tatir Olaimi.
INTERPRET THE CHARTER ON FRANCHISES
liieatln,n an to Whether ltluht to Or-
enpy n Street In n PrnnchUe
i
or n Mere I.lcpim
U llnlneil.
Ten o'clock this morning Is tho time
set for tho hearing before Judge Fawcett of
the restraining order secured by the
Thomas Davis Real Estate company against
the city council which prevented that body
from considering last Tuesday night nn or
dinance granting tho Northwestern lines
privilege to operate trackage along Eighth
street.
Judge Fawcett is out of town, however,
nnd will bo absent today ns well. De
spite this, tho Northwestern attorneys say
that they will have the hearing today
very probably, or at least very soon after
ward. They are now endeavoring to get
Judge Dickinson to hear the matter at tho
time set, nnd may succoed.
A feature of the litigation Is that the
plaintiff, yclept by tho Northwestern people
tho Durllngton road, bases i
j solely and flatly upon one section of the
statutes, linked with an Interpretation of
The Columbia Disc Graphophone
The porfpctetl Disc Talking Mncliliii',
tislnj; Oat, IXDHHTUUOTIKLK KKC
OHDS, Is unquestionably tho lipst Talk
Inj; Mniiilno made. Sold on easy terms.
A. HOSPE
Music and Art.
1513 Douglis
We do artistic tuning. 'Phone 188.
Some Boys Have Feet
that nre almost as hg ih a man's;
others as small as u eIiTh a wlile
range of sizes and widths required to
lit all boys vet we can do It HatW
fnctoiily to yon, the boy and ourselves
(nnd we're mighty particular about
tittlni; shoes .lust right) with our boy's
$1.50 nil leather shoe an Ideal school
shoe for winter wear-no damp or fold
feet and a Drcx I., nlr ship with every
pair sold ou Saturday.
Drexel Shoe Co..
Omaha' I'p-to-data Shoe House!
14111 I A It . A SI STHF.KT.
N.tt Kail Catalogn. Tim it Humif,
Hardware, Stoves and
House Furnishings
SPECIAL SATURDAY MONEY SAVERS
Wood, nlr-tight. IS Inches, $1,19.
15-lnch oak stove, worth $11.50, for $3.95.
1G-Inch Hot Illnst, worth $11, for $S.49.
$12 No. S squnre cook, warranted, $7.95.
4-hole steel cook, worth $22,60, for $16.95.
A regular $35 steel range, up-to-date, for
$26.95.
$40.no Universal base burner for $28.50.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
All willow clothes baskets, 23c.
No. S copper bottom boiler, 79c.
6-Inch stovepipe? 11c.
12-lnrh turkey dusters, 10c.
Tipped teaspoons, set. Sc.
14x21 wlro photo racks, 9c. '
Corn poppers, 7c.
A good kindling hatchet, 9c.
Coal hods, 17c.
Kitchen meat saw, 16c.
Single-barrel shotguns, $4.95.
12-gaugn loaded shells, 3Sc; 10-gaugo
loaded shells, 40c.
Special Watch Sale'
A gooil watch for OSc.
A gold plated watch for $2.9S.
Hoys' 12 slzo watches, American move
ments, In nickel cases, $2.4S.
A flno 17-Jewcl Wiilthani, fitted In gold
twenty-yenr case, for $16.
Some very special bargains In ladles'
nnd children's watches for this salo.
Optical Dept.
FREE EXAMINATION- PERFECT COR'
RECTIONS.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Leaders In flno
goods nnd low prices.
(old tilled frames,, spectnclrs or eye
glasses, guaranteed ten years, usually sold
for $3.00, at $1.49.
Complete alumlnotd spectacles, flno lenses,
$3.00 vnlucs, nt $1.19.
Cracker Dept.
Soda Crackers, 6c; Oyster Crackers, 6c;
Milk Crackers. 6c, Pearl Crackers, 6c;
Fnrlnn .Crackeds, 5c, dinger Snaps, 6c.
1
the net of tho city council In nllowlng any
railvJoy to enter Its streets,
This interpretation Is that such permis
sion given by tho city Is n franchise pure
u ml simple to that part of the street. In
the light of this assertion tho plslntlff con
tests tho right of tho council to let tho
Northwestern" In on Eighth street under tho
following statute, passed In 1S97:
Ordinances, passnge Franchises. All or
dinances of tho city shall lie puHCd pursuant
to such rules nnd regulations uh the coun
cil may prescribe; provided thut upon the
pns.xugo of nil ordinances the "yqns" ami
"nays" shall bo entered upon the record
of tho city council unil a majority of tho
votes of nil the members of said council
shall lio necessary to tliclr pussugo; pro
vided, further, that no oiillmmca shall bo
passed tho name day, or at the same meet
ing, It Is Introduced, except tho general
appropriation ordlnntico at the lltst meet
ing of each month; provided, further, that
no ordinance grunting, extending or modi
fying the conditions of any franchlso shall
be passed until at leust two weeks shall
hnve elapsed after Its introduction, nor un
til after the samo has been publlxhcd dallv
for two wuks In two established dally
papers of tho city. No new franchise, shall
hereafter bo granted, nor extensions of
franchises herotoforo granted be lawful un
it ss nn unuulty to tho city be provided,
based upon either a tlxed reasonable
amount per year or percentngo on thn gross
earnings of iho owners of said franchise,
nor until A proposition for tho snmo bus
been submitted to a vote of the electors
of the city at a general city election or a
special city election called for Hint purpose,
and to carry such n proposition It shall re
qulro a majority of tho elector voting nt
such election.
Plaintiff now malntnlns that this ordi
nance on which action was estopped was
nctthor given proper publication, submitted
to tho people, nor Introduced two weeks
boforo tho attempted action upon It, all of
which Is necessary In tho case of granting
a franchise.
Tho Northwestern, however, maintains
i
Great Saturday Shoe Sale
aHaaVfwaaaw.
.iaaaaaaH9 j?4Rtt
special
Misses' shoes (Merriam make), worth 2.25,
on saVe Saturday at 1.48.
In the Bargain Room.
Ladies' 92.50 shoes, black and tan. on salo
at SUM).
Men's satin calf shoes, -worth 1.7, on sale
at 1.10.
Hoys' nnd youths' satin nnd box cnlf shoes,
sizes 12 to "4, worth 1.50, at 08c.
JnOits' soft sole shoes, worth fiOc, nt 18c.
Remember, we nre solo agents for "Stetson."
shoes for men. and "Brooks Hros' ".shoes for
women.
Special Sales Saturday
26c fancy ribbons, Saturday only Oe.
Tho new satin-fold belts, 25c.
Cut steel chatelalno bags, 75c.
60c fancy yellow ribbons, 25c.
Belding Bros.' best sewing silk In 20. yard
spool, blacks and colors, fi spools for 5c.
You get '.20 yards of best sewing silk
for 6c.
Nuts, 1901 Crop
Jumbo pecans, per pound, SVic.
English walnuts, per pound 8Hc.
Soft-shelled almonds, per pound R4c.
Brazil nuts, per pound, Sic.
Large filberts, per pound 84c.
Hallowe'en dates, per pound 6c.
that this permission to go upon a street la
n mern license, and not a franchise, and
that, therefore, the' council has every right
to net upon tho ordinance. Defendants In
sist that the courts of almost overy state
havo held thus on this question, dubbing
It license Instead of franchise.
Finally plaintiff contends that tho coun
cil has no power nor authority to pasa the
ordinance, since "tho pnssago of said ordl
nanco would In effect bo and constitute
un abandoning nnd giving awny of a source
of Income to said city, nnd an Illegal and
fraudulent misappropriation of Its reve
nues." .olllnliofer Indicted.
NEW YOItK. Nov. ;j.-Tho Kings county
grand Jury returned an Indtatmnnt today
against George Zolllnhofer, the teller of tho
The HU
The best shoo for men, exclusive style s, often bettor thnn tho f.l.OO shoes sold
elsewhcro patent enamel, patent colt skin, patent ideal kid with closo nnd ex
tension sole bench mode. Also In the box, wax and vulour calf, vlcl kid tho
Hti-mnn-le. best by test. Twenty different styles all tho samo price, $3.50. They
nro Just In nnd for the first time In Omaha.
Storm Rubbers.
Women's r.flo
Mon'u Mic
The Rochester Shoe Co.,
1515 Douglas Street. Omaha's Finest Shoe Store.
Thanksgiving Cutlery
Tllght In the foreground Thanksgiving day
will be tho carving set. Serving tho turkey
will bo unsatisfactory If the carvers are
not right. Now, In order to havo tho right
kind of a carving set, you should call nnd
mako a selection from our magnincent stock.
Wo sell hnndsomo threo-plece stag-handle
carving sets from $:,G0 to JO per set
beautiful whlte-handlo sets for ?3 elegant
ebony-hnndlo carving sets with silver
mountings for $1.50 three-piece stng-hsndle
bird sets, U.C0 tip-fllvo o'clock teas, chafing
dishes nnd coffeo pots. Our Universal Food
Chopper for $1.25 is a handy thing to have
In tho house.
A. C. Raymer
Utiildcrs' Hnrdwitre and Tools
1514 Farnam St.
Candy For Everybody-
All tho children In town, and tho older
folks as well, aro always happiest when
candy Is around, Our candy counter has
always tho newest goods and they aro
pure goods, too. That's oue of their selling
qualities something you can depend on,
.Mexican maple creams, honey nnug&t, hutter
scotch, mnrshmallnws, old-fashloncd fig
tnblets, old-fashioned molasses taffy, plan
tation cream taffy, peppermint taffy, peanut
brittle candy, coconut brittle candy. There
aro lots of others all wholesome nnd de
licious. Well wo know you will enjoy a
box of our ennfty.
W. S. Baldufi
120 Fantam 9L
Tito Hig Store names a few prices
for Saturday's sale. Without, doubt
the best values ever put on salo
in fine shoes.
Indies' kid and patent, tip. welt
shoes, with Cuban heels, worth ;t 00
nnd $3.50. on sale at 1.1)8.
Men's sample ?l and 5 shoes, all
the newest styles and in all leathers
on sale at ?1.9S. The best values in
America.
Hoys' satin calf shoes, now 2.00, on
sale at lvtS.
Tobacco Dept.
Star plug chewing tobacco 35c
Horseshoe, ping chowlng tobacco 350
Navy plug chowlng tobacco sac
Rattle Axe.... 86c. Newsboy tobacco. 35c
null Durham smoking tohncco ROe
nuko's Mixture 35e
Meerschaum smoking tobacco 350
Undo Tom smoking tobacco 3S0
Old Stylo smoking tobneco 25c
Mall Touch, per package- g3
Special Chicken Sale
Saturday
No. 1 California hams, per pound 7c.
Fresh-drossed spring chickens, 6c.
Freeh-dressed turkeys, O'.Sc
illlamsburg Savings Wnk. who confessed
thnt ho and a fellow employe tubbed thn
institution of jso.oon. Tho Indlclmoiit
charged four count of larceny
Ilnmeaeekera' Kxeiimlon.
On Tuesdays, November 10. December 3
and 17, the Missouri Pnein will sell
tickets to certain points in tho south,
southeast and snuthuest at rnto of one
fare for round trip, plus ?2. Final return
limit twenty. one dnys ftom dnto of salt!.
For further Information or land pamphlets
call on or address company's offices, south
east corner Fourteenth and Douglas
stroots, Omaha, Nub.
THOMAS F, OODFItF.V. P. & T A.
Publish your legal notices In Tho Weekly
Uec. Telephone 238.
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Warm Lined Alaskas.
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