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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1001,
BIC LIEN ON MILLARD HOTEL
llMtirii Chueirj Wy Bell BiUIij aid
riilnru Tbli Wttk.
UPSET PRICE FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Utiles I'mil .1, Stir'n .Iiii1kiiii-ii t
AkuIiiM lintel ANMiclittloii mid
MnrkoN In I'nlil OfT I't-opi-rt '
Will fJo fuller tli IIiimiiiht.
From Judgo Smith Mcl'hcrson thero was
recolvod and placed on file iu the .United
States circuit court yesterday morning his
decreo In tlio null of l'uul J. Sorg, nn eastern
tobacco manufacturer nml ttio owner of
tho ground at Thirteenth ond Douglas
streets on which tho Millard hotnl stands,
ngalnst tho Hotel Association of Omaha,
Jar.ob 13. Markol and Pryor U, Market, a
copartnership doing business as J. E.
Market & Son, who havo a nlncty-nlne-yoar
loa8o on tho ground. Tho decreo orders
a sato of tho hotel and fixtures within flvo
days from December 21, tho date of tho do
cruo, but not for less than $60,000. George
II. Thummcl Is appointed special mauler
In chancery.
Tho story of this litigation Is a moru
than twico-told tnlo and It will bo ro
mcmbercd that Sorg asked payment of
four claims. Tho court llnds that IIhto Is
duo him tho original nolo for tTi.Wi.3i de
clared on In thu hill of Docombor 20, lS'JC,
end that It shall hereafter bear Intercut
at G por cont; nlso that thern Is due for
rout $23,663.08; anil for Insurance which ha
paid on thn building J1.2S0.10, this latter to
hoar 8 per cent Interest hereafter.
I'ny I'p ir .NurrMiiliT.
It Is decreed that for tho payment of this
total of tho claims, $IG,'J4I. I.". the com
plainant has a lien on the Millard hotel
building, Its llxturcs nnd Improvements, but
sot on any pnrt of Us furniture. It Is
further ordered that tho total bo paid to
tho clerk of tho circuit court for tho uso
und boncflt of tho complainant within llvu
days nnd that Its failure to do bo necessi
tates tho master's selling the hulling, fix
tures and Improvements; tho proceeds shall
bo nppltcd first to tho costs of tho suit,
Uio (ixocutlon of tho decreo and the making
of tho unlet; second, to paying tho complain
nnt tho Hums duo him, with Interest from
this date, tho balanco to abide tho court's
order.
Tho ptirchasor of tho property Is to tnko
It subject to nil tho conditions of the
nlnoty-nlno-ycnr lenso. If tho purchaser
bo Sorg htmsolf ho will not hnvo to pay In
the amount duo him, but must fllo receipts
for nil rents for tho ground uud nil lnsur
unco to date.
Tho muster Is to oxecuto n deed to tho
purchaser nnd upon Its delivery tho defend
ants must Immediately surrender posses
nlon of tho hotel and fixtures upon pre
sentation of n certified order of tho court
confirming tho report of tho sale. Tho
master will receive no bid for less than
tho upsot prlco of $30,000.
J. K. Markol was n momber of tho firm
that launched thu Millard, but later sold
his Intercut nnd then bought In ngaln. It
wan contended that thu principal Indebted
ness was iucurrcd whllo ho was out of tho
company.
Slmiilil WMir mi I!. V AV. Nlilrl.
Tho K. & W. iihlrt In every way equals
tho K. & W. collars and cuffs. Tho cloth
Is thu very best procurable, thu linen being
a special weave and blench exclusively
controlled by Karl & Wllwm. Tho mnku
'Is tho work of experts, nil portions being
bclentlftcally cut and put together. Tho fit
Is perfect. There Is u :alo of body sizes
conforming to neck sizes, likowlso'ii sys
tem of balanco and proportion so uniformly
preserved that thn hnpplest lilting result
follow. Tho laundering Is of uniform ex
cellence, tho beautiful soft whlto llulsh be.
lng a treat to tho eye. Tho current styles
nro tho well known "Caddo," "Snco,"
"Tauro" and "Otego" nnd tho fomom
l'rinco Albert series, Noa. 1 to 6. In all
essentials tho K. & W. Is tho shirt par ex
cellenro of tho trado.
Them are two very good wing collar
dn the very largo variety of tho typo of
fered by Knrl & Wilson. Theso nro the
"Nlota" and tho "Unto." They meet ex
actly tho Idea of tho most modish dressers.
Tho "Nlota" is of tho extreme type af
fected by young men. It is Sxl! and
banded. Tho wlugs nro very largo, being
2 Inches on tho outside line nnd 2Vi
inches nt tho babo line. The "Tnlo" Is n
conservative shape nnd ono of tho bent
proportioned wing collars on tho market.
It is 2iX2 inches, tho wings being 2i Inches
on thu outer lino and 1 Inches on tho baso
lino. In nddltlnn to theso two collars thu
firm hn tho smart "Lubeck." a collar that
has modcrato sized wings, vThls Is tho lat
ifst addition to tho line and Its unlu has
boon so great that for tho first time In thu
career of the makers they havo been tin
able to meet nil orders promptly.
Drtonr IloutrH Are AlvtujK Tedious,
Why travel to California or Oregon In
winter over any other than direct routes?
I'asscugorn leaving Omaha for Portland
or San Krnnclsco can reach their destina
tion fifteen hours sooner than if they trav
eled nny other way, besides avoiding tho
discomforts of winter nnd extra expenses
incident to a long Journey enroutu.
THK UNION l'ACIl'ia
htm tho best of everything.
Pullman palace Blecpers, buffet smoking
?nd library cars, ordinary (tourist) cars,
'ullman dining cars, moals n la Carte, freo
reclining chair cars, Plntsch light, steam
beat, etc.
City ticket offlco 1324 Karnam; 'phono 310.
homi-:m:i:icl:iiv i:.vci,hmos.
Via Hock Island Itiiute.
On January 7 nnd 14, robrunry 4 and IS
tho Hock Island routu win sell tickets nt
ono regular first-class faro plus $2 for tho
round trip to points lu western and south
cm Kansas, Oklahoma, ludlnn Territory,
Toxas and certain poluts In New Mexico.
Arlzonn, Colorado nnd Utnh. City tickot
Offlco, 1323 Farnnm streot.
Send articles of incorporation, notices of
lockholders' mcotlncs, etc., to The lie.
tVe will give them proper legal Insertion.
Telephone 238,
WE'RE TOO BUSY
with our holiday trado Just now to monkey
With nny nils, but Just wish to announce
to our customers nnd KSPHCIAMA"
THOSE Ol'T OF TOWN, that our new cat
alogue will soon bo ready nnd will bu
pleased to send ono nnywhero nn applica
tion. This cutnloguo will not bo n "cut
hnd dried" affair with tho HAMU OLD
TRICKS tho year around, but will be so
arranged that tho prices will bo changed
to suit tho market changes; In othor words.
AN UP-TO-IJATU PUICH LIST. ' '
JUST NOW. outside of CHHISTMAS
fiOODS, wo are inuklng speclnl prices on
LlEHIO'S KXTUACT OF lillKF, u lnrtre
quantity of which wo huvn Just received
Und QlJAHANTKl': TO UK FHKSH, at
theso "KNOCK-OFT" prices:
S-ox. DOo blze I'lblg's Kxtract Heef ice
4-oz. "5o 8lzo l-A-dblc's llxtruot lieef 40o
8-oz. $1.25 slzo I,f-l' Ij'h Kxtract lteef 7Jo
ltf-oz. $2.M sUu Ix'lblg's Kxtract liouf...$1.25
llotol, saloon and hospital trade Hollclted.
Itemembcr we are not to bo undersold
on patent medicines, rubber goods, pre
scriptions, cii;.
SOHAEFER'S
Cut Prlc.
Drue Store
. 17. . V. Cur. ltU mA UbltMi
i fluvra riMBM m mr nr i air.
ARMY HORSES BURN TO DEATH
Stable Tire nt 121 Iteim Cniic I,nn
of I'nrl -Clur Cosllj" Cav
alry llorxrs.
A telegram received at the army head
quarters yesterday contains meager ad
vices of a fire at Fort Hcno, Okl., Saturday
night In which forty-ono cavalry horses
woro burned to death. Tho blazo was dis
covered about midnight lu nn adjunct of
tho Btnblo used for storing baled hay and
though the cntlro garrison turned out to
fight tho Ilames they gnlned rnpld headway.
It was possible to save only eight of the
forty-nlno head of horses In tho building,
ns several of the animals, after having
been led into the open nlr, ran back ngaln
Into the burning structure. The horses
were all of high value and represented nn
nverage cost to tho government of $125
per head. It Is not known how the fire
originated.
TAX COMMITTEE IS AT WORK
Ili'preNeiitiitlvt'N of Heal IXalo IIi
I'lianue ( oiixliteriiiur Corporation
AnnrxNiueiiln and General Levy.
Tho special committee of the Real Kstatc
exchange charged with tho work of Investi
gating tax assessments In Omaha Is now
holding dally meetings to discuss plans of
procedure. Tho meetings aro not open
to the public, as tho members deslro to
fully (lecldo upon n course of action before
making iholr plans known.
It Is stated that lu ndilltlon to corpora
tion assessments nnd the question of tho
city tax lovy, tho committee Is investigat
ing the Hiatus of school board finances and
endeavoring to discover some way In which
expenses can bo reduced during thu year.
AiiuiiiineeiiieiilN of (lie Tlieillers.
That merry musical romedy, "Florodorn,"
will bo seen for n return performance nt
the lloyd tonight. Hut the ono perform
ance will bo given. It Is the riimi' com- J
pnny that was seen hero early In thu pres
ent season. Christmas day Gertrildo Cogh
lnn opens In "Vanity Fair." This bill will
bo given nt tho big Christmas matinee nnd
night. Thursday night "Collnette" will bo
given.
Seldom has n bill nt tho Orpheum elicited
such geuulno manifestation of pleasure as
tho ono on view this week. Tho exhibition
of trick blcyclo riding by tho Kaufman
troupo Is very remarkable. They perform
the seemingly Impotable with n grace ond
casu that 1m most pleasing. IMdlo Olrnrd,
formerly of Donnelly & Olrnrd of "Natural
Gas," Is Just us big a hit as ho was In
farce comedy. Jessie Gardner, his talented
partner, adds much to the delight of their
llttlo sketch, "Tho Soubrctto nnd tho
Co:)," Tho demand for scat3 for the
Christmas mntlnco nnd ovenlng perform
ance tomorrow Indicates an early Bell out.
Tho Utopian Ilurlesquers nt tho Trocn
dcro are an excellent Christmas attraction
and continue- to keep attracting large sized
audiences. Tho burlesques nro funny and
appropriately staged, while the olio la ex
ceedingly good. Tho engagement closes
Immediately after tho Friday's matinee. On
Christmas several new features will bo
ndded.
SI'KCIAI, i:eUKMON
To Central Amerlen.
Leavo Omaha January 12th, via St. Louis,
New Orknns, Puerto Ilarrlos, Guatemala
City, San Jose, returning In time for Mardl
Gras In Now Orlenns. For Tntes and nil
Information, Call or write W. H. Croon,
ltoom 403, New York Life Uulldlug, Omaha,
Nob.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c. In
connection with the Pathory, 216-220 l)e
building. Tolcphono 1710.
Samuel Hums la closing out nil tho Im
ported cut glnss at half price.
i)ii:n.
I OW l'XL-Cllnton N.. December 23, 1901.
VLh '" .J1.1. 1,10 ''resbyterlnn hospital
Remains ;vil i,e tnken to Dixon. Ill , via
L;,.;,..V.., i:,J ' m- Tuesday.
torlaii church. Friends Invited.
by
LAVhR llllnm, December 23, aged 23
year; funeral Thursday, December "5
- p. in.. Interment Prospect Hill cemetery!
The recipient of
a pair of
osmosis
IS FITTED IN HER HOME TOWN
Hy our new plan wo sell you a ccr-
tltlciito good for ono pnir of Sorosls
shoes in nny city In tho United States
'where, Sorosls shoes nro sold. It saves
express nnd tho posslblo ehnnco of
sending wrong size or style. 75 shapes
and kinds to select from, nnd nil the
iiow leathers nt ono and the snmo
price $3.50 always. CertltlcateH nro
iiised In giving Sorosls lu Omaha ns
woll ns In sending tho now shoe for
"women to other cities.
SorosisShoe Store
203 S. 15th St.
Frank Wilcox, Mgr.
.Send for Catalogue.
Original Allegreffi
Chocolate Creams
at Chicago price CO centa per pound.
Huyler's
Fine Candies
Wo have tho only exclusive ntnrlr
cnndlcs in tho city. Order now far .li.tlv.
ory Christmas ove or morning. Just call
up -i iiunu iou aim wo win no tne rest.
MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO.,
Kith mill I'll r na in Street.
onwuvi-.iira. jnnet, Knturdav evenine
2' W. hkp.1 77 years. 4 nUTl
I'lineral Tuesday morning. December 21,
nt 10 o'c oek. at Cumm-Hhi. m,! ii.
I
SENATOR MILLARD ARRIVES
Too In wltk FrirftU luilnsi tt Tulk n
fubllo Attain.
rRISPECT OF FEDERAL BUILDING fLANS
Spimlor Hnyn .' One Can Tell Fate of
Irrluatloii lllll Whleli linn llrcu
l'rtinri'it liy Wrstrrti Mcm
bcrs of Conurcsa.
Senator Joseph H. Millard returned from
Washington yesterday and Immediately
went to tho Omaha Natlonnl bank, whero
ho started to work on prlvato matters,
denying himself to all politicians until ho
could get business off hl hands. Ho will
remain In tho city until Friday, when ho
will return to Washington.
"I am too busy to talk or even to think
of anything but business," ho said. "Since
going to Washington I bavo had llttlo tlmo
to do anything outoldo my congressional
work, which has boon reported from day
to day from that city. Thu Omaha federal
building has received soma attention from
ma and I am certain that I will succeed
In getting my plans carried out. It will
probably rcuulro an appropriation, but this,
I believe, can bo secured under tho circum
stances, '
"The only bill I hnvo Introduced Is tho
ono to nmend tho charter of tho Omaha
Bridge and Terminal company. This com
pany seems to have occasion for n better
structure ono which will permit tho
handling of mnro nnd lnrger trains and
tho necessity for an amended charter Is
apparently pressing,
"N'ebrasknns ore being cared for In
Washington In r. good shape as could bo
expected, but thero will bo moro to say
on this subject after tho session of con
gress Is older. Tho western congressmen
ond senators havo got togothcr on nn Irri
gation plan which seems satisfactory to tho
people of Omaha, but no one can say what
will bo tho fnto of tho hill."
Congressman David Mercer Is said to
havo decided to cat his Christum dinner
at his homo in Washington, leaving Imme
diately afterward for tho west and ar
riving In Omaha possibly Saturday night,
but probably Sunday morning.
HUM DAI IIATICS.
Vln Itnek Iftlimil Kontr.
On December 21, 25, 31, 1901, nnd January
1, 1902, tho llock Island routo will sell tick
ets to points within u distance of 200 miles
for ono nnd ono-thlrd fare, return limit
Janunry 2. City tickot office, 1323 Farnnm
streot.
Holiday llnlen
Via Missouri Pacific, on sale December
24, 25 31 and January 1. Dlstanco limit,
209 miles; limit of tickets, Jnnuary 2. For
Information cnll nt company's olTlces, S. K.
corner 14th nnd Douglas streets.
T. F. Godfrey, P. and T. A.
Shampooing and hair nresslns, 25(. In
connection with tho liathery, 21G-22P Be
building. Telephone 1716.
LKSCOFIELD
1 1 VCUW&SUITCO.
1B10 Duarlna It.
Fur Collerettes
Reduced in Price
Wo havo too many Fur Collarettes
to reduco tho stock wo will offer
them
Before . Christmas
(Opon Kvcnlngs)
at greatly reduced prices.
915 Tiir ColleretK'H for 9.10.
t?:t(l Fur Collcrettt-H for tf0
tf.r.O Fur Ciillerulten for IflT..
91R Collcretlen for 910.
See our black and colored silk Pet
ticoats reduced to $5.00.
Sco our 3 wool Waists.
Sco our $5 silk Waists.
See ladles' Japaueso silk Robea.
Ladles' silk house Jackets, $5.
Seo tho many useful and bnndsomo
garments wo bavo to offer.
Wo Invito you to look.
Wo show goods willingly whothor
you buy or not.
I.KSCOFIELD
IVCUW&SUITCO.
into iioiiuIun st.
FORTUNE'S WHEEL
may not always turn your wny, but Motz
beer has tho fortunate wny of always turn
ing out satisfactory. Quality and prlco aro
harmonized to mnko It tho pleasing bovor
ngo for tho most critical and economical
In cost.
Metz Bros. Brewing Co.,
Tel. Ill), O in n Int.
Or Jacob Neumayer, Agt., care Neumaycr
Hotel, Council Uluffs, Iowa.
Gunthers Candy
Wo hnvo Just received a fresh supply of
Ounthcr's Famous Candy
Italian Chocolates tho finest
Pounds, 60c; halt pounds, 30c,
Chocolates and lion Dons
Pounds, COc; half pounds, 30c.
Chocolates assorted
Pounds, COc; half pounds, 30c.
Choice French Mixed
Pounds, 40c; half pounds, 20c,
Peppermint Creams 15c packago.
Horehound, Fruit Tablets, Caramels, Choc
olato Peanuth, 10c package.
FULLER
DRUG
AND
PAINT
CO.
4lh amd UpIm IU.
NOTICE
TO HOLIDAY BUYERS
R
UT one day remains in which we
must dispose of every dollar's worth
of merchandise that we bought expressly
for the holiday trade, You will readily
grasp the significance of the foregoing if
you will but stop and think of the radical
measures we adopt when merchandise
must be disposed oL We deem such de
cisive action necessary as our methods
of merchandising demand that stocks of
this nature shall not be carried over, We
open up every season with an entirely
new stock and totally disregard the losses
incurred, as they are trivial compared
to the advantages gained, However, it
gives you an opportunity to secure the
very things you want at from onchalf
to onethird the value, The lines that
will be most affected by the sweeping
reductions are the followingj
Toys, Dolls, Books, Jewelry, Novelties, Sil-
veiWKre Fancy Goods, Toilet Cases, Furs,
Slippers foi everybody, Fancy Neckwear for
men and women, Fancy Suspenders, Smoking
Jackets, Lounging Robes, Fancy Handker
chiefs, Boas, Holiday Gloves and Fancy Silk
Mittens, etc., etc.. etc.
( We aro open tonight. )
HAiDols
FOR NfEN AND BOYS
An Ulster, an Overcoat, a Suit or a Pair of Trousers.
Ifayden's olTor you the best selections in Oniulm nt u reduc
tion of 25. to -10 per cent from early season's prices, liny now.
25 to 50 l'Elv CENT SAVING ON CIIIURTMAS CLOAKS AND
FUKS.
WK FIND oimsni.VHS OV13HI.O.nHI
WITH CllllISTMAH KlllS
especially In tho chllilrcu'e lino and they
go at half prlco from now until Christmas.
Children's fur sots in Imitation ormlno.
J1.25 qmiHty. nt D'Jc.
Children's Angora lamb sets; worth $2.C0,
at SSc.
Misses' river mink sets, at $2.05.
Children's Iuhk Egyptian Angora sets;
$4.90 quality, $2.50.
Mlaset.' long Crtmmcr sets, round muff
and scarf, for only $3.S8.
Misses' heaver sets, $10.00 quality for $5.
WOMEN'S CLOAKS A.VO MJ1TS.
Women's $20 raglans, $10,00.
Womon's $10 nutomoblles, $5.00.
Women's $18 automobiles, $3.08,
Women's $20 eults, slllc lined, $10.00.
Women's $15 suits at $0.98.
CHIMHU'IVS J.UKUTH AT HALF
KG II Ml'. 1 1 IMUCHS.
Children's $2 eiderdowns for $1.00.
Children's $3 eiderdowns for $1.50.
100 chlldren'n $2.50 Jackets, nt $1.00.
200 children's Jackets, worth up to $7.00,
for $2.98.
Misses and children's melons with or
without cape for $2.0S.
womh.vs rims.
Astrakhan collarettes, satin lined for
$1.00. Mink scarfs, 6 fox tails, $2.00. Oou
ulno marten scarfs, C talis, $7.50.
Women's electric muffs for $1.00.
Women's ncur seal muffs. $2.00.
Womon's nstrakhnn muffs, $2. OS.
Women's marten muffs, $1.00.
Women's 4 strlpo mlnlc muffs, $15.00.
Women's blonded mink muffs, nt $1.08.
Women's Persian lamb muffs at $7.50.
Women's astrakhan capes, 30 Inches long,
lined with Skinner's satin, for $10.00.
HAYBE
Oriental Rug Sale
Look Out!
Speclnl bargains arc limited till Christmas day. You will rogrot If you let thlB
opportunity pass by. We aro trying to save monoy for you nnd establish our perman
ent business firmly. Wo represent our rugs ns they aro and guarantee oxchango
within two years. We ara hero to stay with you, to mako everything right. Wo
taki responsibility of keeping your rugs In good condition, (repairing nnd cleaning)
if purchased from us 4 cents each squaro feet per year. A rug 1x0 costa you 90
cents, which you pay $2 and moro only for cleaning. Nobody glvcB you such privilege,
neither wo promise to do this continually excopt you hold our written contract.
For further information and purchasing coino seo us right away.
J. I. TAMINOSIAN,
616-617 Pnxton Block.
Cor, 16th and Farnam Strcots. Take 10th Streot Elevator.
SONS
USEFUL
HOLIDAY GIFTS
Women's Kenulno heaver capes, $10.00.
Women's $00 aatrakbnn Jackets, $35.00.
Women's $50 near soul for $30.00.
I2XTH.V .M'KCIAl.S I "OH MO.VIIAV.
French llnnnel wnlstn, trimmed with braid
CO cents.
Women's rainy-day skirts, trimmed with
tattn bands, for ono iov only, at $1.60.
500 women's dress skirts, elaborately
tucked and trimmed with satin bands nnd
braid, worth $10.00, Saturday only $5.00.
Womon's silk dress skirts, made of ex
cellent quality taffeta, for $3.00.
Women's silk underskirts, In all colors,
nicely tucked, deep llounco, nt $1.90.
200 women's silk waists In all colors, $0
quality at $2.flS.
Women's $5.00 bath roboB, $2.0S.
Women's extra heavy Ueoco lined wrap
pers, worth $2.00, at $08c.
Women's dressing eacques, $3 quality $1.
BROS
STORE OPEN
PUSH
.THE STORE.
As hard as you please, it will
meet the conditions. There'll be
no trouble in any wny. The
store is as bright as ever. There
is a good selection everywhere.
You've grown so sensible
now-a-days at gift-giving that
the Christinas goods aro prac
tically every-day goods. Every
department has something use
ful to offer you something to
please you.
lAYDENs
IS
CLOSING OUT AT 1
All the dolls, all the sleds,
the drums, all the wooden toys,
novelties, all the jewelry novelties in fact
EVEHY DOLLARS WOIITU OP HOLI
DAY GOODS must be closed out Tuesday
not a single article carried over. The
prices will be made to sell them.
OVEK 500 SALES-PEOl'LE TO AT
TEND TO YOUK WANTS PROMPTLY.
Displays are large and arranged to
make selections easy, pleasant and .satis
factory. NO MATTEK HOW WG THE
CHOWDSYOU CAN GET WHAT YOU
WANT AT THE BIG STORE.
Attend the great jewelry sale.
Attend the great men's clothing sale.
12 1-2 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
A TELEGRAM.
Received from tho Art Lithograph Co. of Now York City reads:
Ni:W YOUK, December 16, 1901.
HAYDEN DUOS., Omaha:
Can offer stock of new Calendars, three fifths off list. Good value and selec
tion, limnudlato delivery. Wlro nnswer.
AIIT LITIIO. I'Un. CO.-
Our answer was to ship goods via tho
American Express. Wo plnco tho lot on
tnlo Tuesday. Thero nro thousands of them
but the prlco, "Three-fifths offs."
This means that wo can uell 60c calendars
for 15c.
76c calendars for 20c.
$1.00 cnlendnrs for 25c.
$1.50 calondnrs for .15c.
$2.00 calendars for 60c.
Tho greatest Cnlendnr snlo over hold
only 12c on tho dollar.
PIANOS SOU) ON KASY rAYMENTS.
Subscrlbo foi tho Delineator.
Iluy tho nuttorick Patterns nnd Publlca-
tlons for season.
Tobacco Department
Star plug chewing tobacco, 35c; Horsoshoo
plug chewing tobacco. 35c; Navy plug chow- J
lng tobacco, K5c; Ilattlo Ax, 35c; Newsboy
tobacco, 35c; Dull Durham smoking tobacco,
60c; Duko's Mixture, 35c; Meerschaum
HAYDEN
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
TABLE WINES, BRANDIES. CORDIALS, Etc.
Where to buy them mid what to pay.
Hero is a partial list of tho extensive lino of fins table
liquors sold by Omaha's only exclusive family liquor
store.
Wines
Escnpernong pints, wc;
quarts, Ooo.
Sauterno, plntH, 40c; quarts,
75 cents. . .
limit Hauterne, pints, COc;
(Itinrts, Jl.W. ,
Clarets, quarts, 2oC, 3oc nnd
W cents.
Zlnfnndel, quarts, 60c nnd 75c.
Burgundy, quarts, 70c nnd $1.00.
Ithlno Wines, quarts, 60e, 75c nnd $l.ro.
Sherry. I'ort, Catuwltn nnd Muscatel,
quarts. 35c, 50o. Voc una
Ancellcn, ToKny, .nuuuiru mm mun..,
each, 50c, 75c and $1.W per quart.
OrnnKo Wines, mndo from llnost navel
oranges by tho California Krult Co., per
quart, 75o.
Imported Port and Sherry, quarts, $1.0),
$1.25 and $1.50.
A lino lino or imporicu mm uuinrauu
Chumpngne.
Brandies.
Imported Cognacs from James Hennessy
& Co.. 15. Rcmy, Mnrtln & Co., Geo. Snu-
nlcr, Clordlo Kreres ft Son. Jules Mnrquls &
Son: Imperial commo, uomesuc (.-ognucs
nnd California Orapo IlrnndleH, 75o to $2 qt.
I.ndles can order their tnblo liquors hero with perfect propriety. Thero Is no bar
in this store goods sold only lu original pnekages. A hnndHomo Imported Ho
hemluu Cnmeo Viiho Is presented freo to each lady who makes a purchase. Remem
ber, quality of goods Is first always, tho prlco Is based upon tho quality.
Mall orders promptly tilled. City orders delivered.
C KCV PV RNfK Wholesale Liquor Mcrclumts.
LALrtLci DlvUo, opp.iostofficc? rci. ins
TO STOP FALLING
nrA Dandruff, ltrtilnir ic&Id. icaIa
inilrruit, nothing cqtuU my oleiitllo lieutmenti
pteWII l'rfpr'l tor Mill mv. cU orwrlta
for (ton cohiiiluilori ami ixjok. John H,
Woodbury a. ., i "3 But. at., Chicago,
ASK FOR A
jniiTMii
MlliMWI liM
Contains the best Havana Tobacco. Equal to Imported cigars,
plaauUoturod by P. U. Rloo MoxcaaUlo Olgixr Go,, BU Louis, Uulott Jluiio,
THIS EVENING
Tovs and
Holiday Goods
- 4 COST AND LESS
all the skates, all the games, all
all the iron toys, all the celluloid
smoking tobacco, 33c: Undo Tom smoking
tobacco, 35c: Old Stylo smoking tobacco.
25c; Jlall Pouch, per packago, 9c.
Candy Department
Peanuts, salted j50
Peanut Taffy ic0
F'onnut Candy i50
Poppormlnt J0o
Mnrshmullown
nutter Scotch
Peppermint Drops
Peppermint nnd Wlntorgroen
250
25a
20c
20c
20c
Fnrd Dates
Porslan Cream DatCB
25c
Cheese and Fruit Sale
Imported Swiss cheeso, 32c; Nebraska
crenm chooso, 8c; Snpsago or Swltzer cheeso,
each 7c; Iowa brick cheeso, 14c; Florida
sweet ornngOB, only lie; California figs, 8'$o
lb., fancy largo navel oranges, 45c; new
crop, 1901, mixed nuts, only 12Hc
BROS.
Scotch Whiskies.
Finn,
as Kin
in, old Imported Hrotch Whiskies, such
Clng William, Duwnrs, Andrew Usher
fc Co., Encore, Don Mtirdock and Uunun-
hnbhnln, from 11.00 to $2.00 por quart.
Bourbon.
Tlnest nourbon Whisky, bottled In bond.
Old Crow, Hermitage, W. II. McIJraycr,
(Ccdnrbrook), Uscur Pepper, Old Tnylor,
;luuntuln llrook.
Rye and Malt.
Ilottled in imnd. Finch's Golden Wed
ding, Guckeuhelrner, John Gibson & Sons.
Clark's Purn Ityo, Old Klk Htoll & Co.),
Hunter llultlmoro Hye, 76c, $1.W), $1.25 nnd
$1.60 per quart. Malt Whiskies, 45c, C5c,
70o and 75c per quart.
Miscellaneous.
Now England, Jamaica and St. Croix
Rums, quurts, $1.10.
Mllltnr. Hvensk nnd Aquavit Punches,
quarts, $l.w.
Peach nnd Applo llrandles, quarts, $1.00.
Imported Maraschino Chorrles, 60c, 76a
nnd J1.0U bottle.
Tom nnd Jurry, mixed, ready for uss with
hot water, pints. 75c; quarts, $1.00.
Hoof Extracts in 2-or., , and 1-lb Jars
prices 15e, 40e. ffie und $1.1", respectively.
liurnhnm's Clam IIoulllou In glass und
tins; pint bottles, Me.
Howell's
Is guaranteed not
Anfi-Kawf
to contain any
thing that Is harm
ful to tho smullcst
child or tho frailest grown person. It's n
cough and cold euro and tho best. Noth
ing as good Tuko no other. 25 cents a
bottlo.