TIIE OMAnA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1901.
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NEW BOORS AND MAGAZINES
Mist Orerton Makes Statement About Her
. Hew look, "Captain of the World."
WINTER FASHIONS SET FORTH IN DESIGNER
The Delia Hsva Mmt of 0o
Cheep mm Hella !. Will
B Wrlcm4 la ETry Home
White' Great Baeeeaa.
Th statement haa been made In several
Quarters that the scene of Miss Gwendolen
Overton's new atory. "Captains of the
World." la laid In Pittsburg, and that tha
strike described In It la the Homeatead
strlks of 'B2. Miss Overton states positively,
through her publishers, the Macmlllan com
pany, that she haa not described any one
place that the eoene of her atory Is a con
glomerate of many places and of pure
'Imagination. Also, any one who knows the
great Homestead strike at all will know
that nothing In the atrike In "Captaina of
the World" Is quite like It. The basis and
cause of the strike Itself are totally dif
ferent In this case, too. there are bite of
numerous strikes and the rest Is pure In
vention. MIks Overton has not copied any
event In our Industrial history
Winter fashion aa set forth In the De
signer for December are atyllsh and es
sentially practical, and are augmented by
three pages of charming party costumes
which will prove acceptable at this season
when dainty raiment is In active demand.
"Points on Dressmaking," a valuable de
partment of the magazine, gives explicit
directions for making fur collarettes and
mUTs of new design, and Ha slater department,-
''ix-i-ms In Millinery." telle how to
make an exquisite evening hat. The De
signer caters to the woman who sews, and
In addition to the above features contalna
this month novel Christmas gifts In which
dainty needlework Is a necessary factor. In
the literary portion of the magazine Is a
holiday play for amateur production en
titled "The Snow Man," "A Bt. Nicholas
Party," an exquisite poem, "At Bethel
hem," and two short stories, "A Christmas
Romance" and "How Dorothy Found Santa
Claus." "Making tTp for Private Theatric
als" Is an article which will be highly ap
preciated by amateur actors, who seldom
pay sufljolent attention to this very Im
portant part of the stage business, while
"The Lady and the Lunch." the first Instal
ment of the valuable aeries, "In the Inter
est of Beauty," discourses or. a subject too
often treated with carelessness. "A Christ
mas Alphabet Supper" Is an original Idea
for entertainment, and droll and pretty
schemes for the presentation of gifts and
decoration of the Vule tree are supplied In
generous quantity. In fact, the December
Designer Is Just what a magaalne should
be at thla season brimful of goodwill to
all men, with a strong leaning toward the
woman contingent.
The December Delineator, with Its mes
sage of good cheer and helpfulness, will be
welcomed In every home. The fashion
pages are unusually attractive, Illustrating
nnd describing the very latest modes In a
way to make their construction during the
busy festive season a pleasure Instead of a
task, and the literary and pictorial features
are of rare excellence. A selection of love
songs from the- Wagner operas, rendered
into English by Richard de Oalllenne and
beautifully Illustrated -In colors by J. C.
Leyendecker, occupies a prominent place,
end a chapter In the composers' series, re
lating the romance of Wagner and Coslma,
Is an Interesting supplement to the lyrics.
A very, clever paper, entitled "The Court
Circles of the Republic," describes some
unique phases of Washington social life. Is
from an unnamed contributor, who Is said
to write from the Inner circles of society.
There are short atorles from the pens of
K. Hopkinson Smith, Robert Grant, Alio
Brown, Mary Stewart Cutting and Klmore
Elliott Peake. and such Interesting writers
aa Julia Magruder. L, Frank Baum and
Grace MaoGowan Cooke hold the attention
of. the children. - Many Christmas sugges
tions are given In needlework and the
cookery pages are redolent of the Christ
mas feast. In addition, there are the reg
ular departments of the, magazine, with
many special articles on topics relating to
woman's Interests within and without the
home. i
John Burroughs Is always at home when
he Is out, as the Irishman has It. "Far
and Near" Is the title of the new volume j
ui out-aoor essays wnicn Houghton. Mif
flin & Co. have Just published. The appro
priateness of the title is shown by a
glance at the table of contents, which be
gin with ."In. Green, Alaska," followed im
mediately, by "Wild L?e Around My
Cabin." It will be remembered that Mr.
Burroughs was, a member of the Harriman
expedltl. of 1899 which visited the tree
less coasts and inlands of Alack and
Siberia. Fully one-half of the book con
cerns these northern tracts, while a num
ber of the chapters tell of the Island of
Jamaica, during the fair season.
,. James Jeffrey Roche dedicates his new
book, "The Sorrows' of Sap'ed," published
by Harpers, aa follows: "To the better ele
ment of the American people, who. In spite
of early traditldns and the prejudices of a
political system which ignores the noblest
distinctions of society, have ever cherished
an abiding admiration for their superiors
of exalted rank and hereditary worth,
thl literary masterpiece chronicling the
Uvea and deed of one (1) king, five ()
queens. numerou princes, princesses and
others of noble birth but lets elevated
rank. Is respectfully dedicated as a humble
tribute to position, however lofty, and to
wealth, however vast, by their fellow snob,
ttj author;., )
'Stewart Edward White's first great mio
cess, "The Blazed Trail," has gone lato
an eighteenth edition. " This book takes you
light Into the great northwest forests and
shows you the brawny-flsted, hard-palmed
men who saw and trim and hew In the
shadow of the tall pines. They are men
pf elemental natures; some great-hearted,
generous, brave and self-aacrlrtciug, that
you will, love; soraeyunder-handeJ, vlc.ous
and vengeful, that (you will lute, Mr.
White in his stories presents these rugged
woodsmen with an inescapable real.ty at
dramatic momenta of their labors or sports.
Ha mokes you an Intimate of the men and
a friend of the counUy. and you're glad
Of 1U Published by McCIure, Phllilp & Co.
Mr.' Orlando J. Smith. prealdent of the
American Prea association and author of
"Etemullnm." haa choteu a ktrlklug ti.le
for hla new book, "Balance, the Funda
mental Verity," published by Houghton,
Mifflin 4c Co. The theory advanced by
Mr. Smith is that religion and sclenoe stand
on the same rock. Several well known au
thorities have read the volume dur.ng Its
preparation, among others Mr. EUwln
Markham, who says; "it la a notable vol
ume, one that will be highly Interesting ta
all who take a Serious view of l.fe and Its
fateful Issues. It treats of the -.uuest
concerns of our dentlny, here and hereaf er,
and reveals some of the grounds and evi
denres of a scientific religion, a rell.Ion
s firmly fixed as the foundation, of naturo
Itseir. The book Is written la a style at.
once lucid and simple, Hi set as a tinging
bullet.'
Above books at lowe.V retail prices.
Matthews, 13 South Flfteeih street.
sTlaest Cut Qlaaa. Eduolbl Jeweler,
.IFFTlfnm
REMNANT DAY
T A We announce a host of extraordinary
1 OUSty remnant bargains in the Basement.
1 1 .1 ..l.ttn era fTTkrtfl
5c
urlnp, all
5c
ilicos, 100
3c
s long as
5c
Fancy fleece lined waiting, good
styles, worth
25c, at,
yard
10.000 yards drapery burlap, all
shades, 19c
grade, for,
yard
Dress and comforter calicos, 100
different designs,
fast colors, best
grades, at, .
yard
Mill ends, 40c sateen, as long as
tboy last,
at,
yard
New fall styles In Scotch and seer
sucker ginghams, very desirable for
ektrts, boys' waists, f
Extra choice quality outing flannel,
pink, blue, red, gray,
white, cream, neat
utrlpcs and checks,
go at, per yard
Extra heavy swansdown flannel,
bright plaids, worth
l!c yard, special,
yard
Yard wide percales, In the new
brown and other
dark styles, 25c
quality, for
yard
Very choice mercerized satin.
every color, finest
quality made, on
bargain square, -at,
yard
86-inch twilled comfort and drapery
satins. In floral and
new designs, worth
20c yard, special,
at, yard
Striped and checked wool flannel,
for waists, children a
dresses, etc, 25c
quality, for,
yard
French' Fannel Thousands of pieces
thRt match, 60c grade, all wool, at
5c and luc each.
Remnant!" of Toweling, In Vi, to 2 yard lengths, worth
up to 12Ho yard, for,
a remnant
Remnants of Table Damask, all qualities and lengths, at about one-half
actual value.
REMNANTS of FINE LACES
i Thedo are high class imported laces some of them become slightly mussed In
transit, tnese are Deautirui patterns oi
Cluneys, French and English Vals. Point
da Purls ha ruin, e-allonnn. etc. worth
UD to 25c vard. at '. '
Ladies', men's and children's hosiery I Children's underwear, ribbed and
fleece lined, some part 1 1 1 11 heavy fleece f f lf IC,
wool, worth up to 25c, lU-IoC , af6 jC-IIJC-s-OC
Sale of Silk Remnants Friday
A big lot of silks and velvet have accumulated during- the season. Wo
make a big cut in all renin am ts remnants of 1 C If) lQ
velvets and silks at each C"Jl"IUtv"I V
Remnants of 75c and 69c Silks
at yard
girls' aprons aud school
dresses, worth 12
yard, for, yard
Mill fends of oom
forter silkolines.
at,
yard
Danish Cloth Cream S to 8 yards
each a big bargain, 6o a yard. v
6ic
2ic
7ic
hem become sugntiy nrawfo in
2V2c-5c-10c
OQr Remnants of 75c and $1.25
J I velvets at yard 59c and.
25c
WINTER DRESS GOODS
yard for all wool 50o dress
goods, double width serges,
sacquings, ladies' cloth,
fancy ' dress goods and
15c
each for sample pieces high
grade worsteds, tailor cloths,
heavy skirtings, black and
all colors, several . pieces
a like. In sets' and 1 yard each.
15c
plaids.
French Flannels at 25c yard The best imported French Flannels and
Waistlngs for klmonaa, wrappers and waists a bargain !
square containing thousands of yards of 556 and 75o goods
at, per yard ..
M aat yard for all $1.00 yard goods F"aT ya.rd for tl.BO dress goods,
.lejkm a bargain square with lallt the best .grade of up-to-,-fILj
thousands of desirable win- J mjj date styles, Panamas, high
ter suitings,. cheviots, class tailoring cloths, fifty
Scotch cloths, skirtings, coatings-and six-Inch cloths, mannish suitings and
Sicilians, black and all colors. Sicilians. .
ON BARGAIN SQUARES
Today we place on sale on our Second Floor
ALL THE SHOES
we bought from the
Lincoln Street Boston Shoe Dealer
We have sorted out the entire stock, each size on bargain
equara by itseir. You cau pick out what you want at once
Every Pair Is a Biff Bargain.
25c Shoe Polish, including Cerollna, at 5
75c Shoe Shining Outfits, go at Slo
Infant's Fancy Light Shoes basement special t3o
Hen's $4 and $5 Shoes, on five im.tiinsa bargain squares, at .... 2.45
Women's Fine Shoes, all sizes, grand bargain ........1.98
Women's Patent Leather SUppera, at l.SO
airl's Shoes, at 1.25 Boys' Shoes, at ....1.25
Men's & Ladies' Shoes, basement 1.59 Ladles' Slippers, at.... 59c
eh is BwaS mm
Boys $4 Sample Suits at 1??
Boys' $& Sample Overcoats 2??
ON SALE FRIDAY
Oh the third floor today we offer stylish overcoats tor
boys (in ages 3 to 15) at a tremendous bargain -STYLES
ARE RUSSIAN, NORFOLK AND LITTLE RAG
LAN you would pay $5 to $6 for these over
coats elsewhere today
Boys $4 Knee Pants Suits ot $1.98 H-re are
neat suits for roujh and tumble school Wear at just
about half the price
you would expect to
pay Norfolks and
Norfolk Sailor
fttyle ages 3 to 16
and double-breasted
suits ages 8 to 16,
298
Xr Iff v.
pi ; k :W
f J I Chlldr.n's 1
Children's Ko Flannelette
WalaU and Blouses gg
Children's fiOo Percala Waists
and Blouses '
at
Children's T5o Madras Cloth
Bhlrt Waists, k . OKn
Blue Flannel
19c
Waists and Blouses
39c
We are sole agents for tha
Benulne Buster , Brown
auits and over- i
coals, up from ...'3
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OMAHA WEATHER FRIDAY Fair and Warmer.
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Friday Attractions iiv Our
Cloak and Suit Dept.
CHILDREN'S STOCKING CAPS new stock just opened
' plain and fancy colors prices C5c, 59c, 50c,
. 40c, 35c, 25c and Ir C
ANGORA TAMS the handsomest Tains man- OHp
ufactured ....."C
WOMEN'S WALKING SKIRTS Sacrifice sale Friday
Serges, meltons and fancy mixtures every 7 C
skirt worth f 5.00 all at i D
LADIES' 27-INCH JACKETS We call special attention
to our enormous stock of ladies' jackets yf . O C
. prices from $15.00 to ZD
FRIDAY WE MAKE A RUSH SALE OF A FINE KER
SEY JACKET navy, brown, black and C C C
tan regular $8.50 value at JsyJ
GREAT SATURDAY BARGAIN CIRCLE SALE of chil
dren's and young ladies' cloaks on the main floor the
greatest cloak for the money ever sold in the west full
length, all colors, kersey and zibelines ,t Q C
cloaks worth $7.50 at ..ZD
wool Imported Flannel Sale
200 pieces extra fine quality all wool French Flannels
: plain and fancy designs lots of pretty Fersiau and Ori
. etal colors 28 'inches wide every yard perfect you
have to pay 85c and f 1.00 yard for this quality we
bought them cheap and will sell them Friday -dLAi
on : the bargain square for yard mOf
GIGANTIC SALE DRESS GOODS REMNANTS BAR
'GAIN SQUARE two to eight-yard 3J)(
lengths
2,000 yards fine Dress Goods French Flannels, Panamas,
Cheviots,' Serges, Meltons, Kerseys, Zibelines, French
' Suitings--all colors and blacks comprising all the new
est creations worth up to $2 a yard !C1 ARn
all in two lots Friday .JaC-TOC
Look What You Can Buy
Friday for Five Cents
1 four-row Scrub Brush.
1 Leather Cigar case. -
2 large bone Hairpins, new shape.
6 papers, 12 each, heavy crimped Wire
Hairpins.
2 boxes assorted Wire Hairpins, 60o ea,
1 dozen bone Collar Buttons.
1 large card assorted Toilet Plr.s. i
1 pair nainsook covered, silk lined
Cress Shields, regular 25c value
6 sticks Ironing Wax.'
6 papers assarted sizes good, strong
Pins.
5 spools 200-yard,, "John Coats" Spool
Cotton, f , .
1 metal case, steel spring, Tape Meas
ure, 36-Inch.
1 Enameled Darning Egg,
2 cards 8-ply Darning Cofton.
3 cards, 2 dozen each. Spring Hooks
and Eyes.
Stove Buying Weather Now!
Peninsular Steel Ranges and Peninsular Base Burners
Without a doubt the top-noch-ers
in the stove world. Your
home isn't completely furn
ished unless there's a Penin
sular in it. The Peninsular
Base Burners are earnest.
kindly farmers-they t don't go back on
you when they're most needed.
PENINSULAR STEEL RANGE, the "Famous" Pen
insular, with, encased, enamaled reservoir and high
closet, 15, 17 and 19-in.. 'ZA Cfk
ovens up from Tiw
Without reservoir, but with high closet and PA
end shelf 15, I7 and 19-in. ovens, up from. siOjU
If you have it in mind to buy a heater, see the Sunburst
Peninsular, a double heating Base Burner, it's the per
fection of stove inventiveness and finish, it gives 50 per
cent more heat and illumination than any other stove, the
sides, top and front all radiate ((
heat, up from tJUU
No lack of styles and easy prices. Ask for Peninsular Booklet.
GROCERY
Bigger Values Were Never
Given m Grocerie than
Those We Offer.
Ten (1.00) Oreen Trading J
sUb
Stamps with pound Golden
Santos Coffee
Ten 1.00) Green Trading
Stamps with pound
Tea .-...
Ten (21.00) Oreen Trading
Stamps with dozen Uer
man Dill Pickles ...
Five (60c) Oreen Trading
Stamps thi -e large boxes
Parlor Matcbts.
38 c
10c
!2c
CANNED CORN
Two-pound can' fancy Corn, C.
.three cans,
for
CANNED TOMATOES
Three-pound can fancy
Tomatoes, three cans,
for
25c
50c
Twenty (22.00) Oreen Trading
Stamps gallon jug
Catsup ,
CANDY
Novelties galore at very lowest prices.
Mint Uostfugea, very ' ' 1 t
delicious, I l
pound...,..,
15c
Ghfrardelirs Specialties
QhirardelU's around Chocolate
None more palatable or mure easily
digested, detlcloun cnp. -
One pound cans 35c
Half pound cans 20c
Qhlrardolll's Cocoa-Dellghtlul,
convenient and economical.
One pound can 50c
Half pound can. ......25c
Ghirardelli's Chocolate Flicks,
(bullous) put up In pretty
lutia boxes d0o
and
These goods are demon
strated on Main Flor.
Don't miss the ' booth
Friday. Have a cup.
Watch out for Ben
nett' Raging Bar
gain Ad in this
paper Friday even
ing. ;
Boys Watch One with every boy'a suit or over
coat (a watch that keeps. time) up irora.., .J.yft
Ladies' Rain
Coats
Minultcturtr'i Stock
-"6.98
TUB RELI4DLK STORK.
Wool Waists
Manufacturer's
Stock-n
worth
FRIDAY'S GREAT BARGAINS
WOOL, DRESS GOODS IN TtfK DOMES
DRKS3 AND WAIST FATTKKINS, or w,
U and $1.60 heavy winter suiting, vclles,
Ktamlnes, Mr., all on one coun- J.Qr
ter. your choice. Friday, a yard
DRKSS AND WAIST TATTKRNS of all
wool henriettas, serges, 54-lnch plui.ls,
and other hlah grade goods, ;lQc
worth up to $1.98 a yard-nt ...
DRKF3 AND WAIST PATTERNS . of
good m-orth up to $1 25 per yard. In hen
rlettas, sibellnes. suitings, etc, 22 A C
at yard
DRESS GOODS REMNANT8, worth up
to 60c per ynrd . m lOc
great snap for Friday, at, yard .....
full bolts of 58-Inch. B6-inch and 64-lnch
all wool suitings, broadcloths, meltons.
Venetians, sibellnes, plalils.etc, worth up
to $2.98 per yard at 39c. 49c and 59c yard.
I.INKNS AND DOMESTICS-
FINE BLEACHED MUSLIN AND CAM
BRICS worth up to 12Hc yard., ?lc
in long mill end", choice t rlday. yd y
12Sc ENGLISH FLEECED BACK FLAN
NELETTES, full bolts, 26 patterns to
select from, on bargain Rr
square, at, yard
60o MERCERIZED WHITE WAISTINO.
new goods, pretty patterns, long fc
mill ends at. yard-
INDIA LINONS, OXFORD WAI9TINOS.
40-lnch, check and strip nainsooks, long
mill ends, worth up to 25c 7iC
a yard at, yard
S5c SILK LUSTER SATINE In all
shades for drop skirts and I2ic
liiiings-at, yard l4lJk
TIC ROOM.
"tted
at. yard OO
AMOSKEAO APRON i'l I KCK t!I N'GH AI
full bolts, no I'mnHtits - i.
at, yard )C
65c BLEACHED RHEKTS-readv" "
to ubc. 81x91 slr.e special nt OvC
li'c BLEACHED PILLOW CASES. 4f,x.T
File, with 3-Inch hcin jjt
speclnl, at OlC
16c ENGLISH LONG CLirril-and fine
cnmbrlc, from the bnlt
at. yard vC
26c Ttirklsh towels, at i,,0
ISo Turkish towels, nt i.i0
15c huck towels, nt Viq
K'VjC buck towels, nt 7u,o
Rcinnants of -ill kinds of .-table linen
and toweling, at half price.
Fancy linens, scurfs, sham, etc., at half,
FLANNEL DEPARTMENT
8Vfcc outing flannel, in light and dark
colors, remnants, nt, yard
SHAKER FLANNEL Remnants, extra
heavy, great value,
at, ynrd ov-
gUc COTTON FLANNEL REMNANTS
extra heavy. 30-Inch wide
at, yard 4Jk-
FROM TILL 12 A.M.
$1.25 PATTERN TABLE CLOTHS heavy
cream Hootch damask RQc
2V4 yards long each -w
Haydens Lead Them fill in Fancy Silks.
nnrl 4Kc
Another great velvet sale Friday. 500
remnants of plain and fancy velvets. In
Pure, Fresh Goods at fimforicxz
Lowest Prices. UfUtlaTflO
Finest kiln dried California White . .
oats, pound 2c
Very fine rice, pound Sftc
Tapioca, pound , - 3Ho
Sc.go, pound 3Hc
Farina, pound .3V4o
Pearl Barley, pound SHc
White navy beans, pound SHo
Flake hominy, pound 3Vsc
Pearl hamlny, pound ....... a. .Shio
Fancy new California evaporated'
peaches, pound 12Hc
Fancy new Oregon peaches, pound ,...10Hc
Fine new Michigan peaches, pound ....10V4a
8-Crown California Muscatel Raisins,
irnmi At ... . . . . . . .3SO
24-Inch guaranteed black taffeta, at ....4o
36-Inch all silk bluck taffeta, worth $1...610
Send Order Here and
Save Money.
' pound ...... ' ...IHd
4-Crown California Muscatel Raisins,
pound 74o
Very 'fine new prunes, (small) pound. .Sio
New evaporated blackberries, pound. .7o
Potted tongue, can SHo
Deviled tongue, can JJ4o
Potted ham, can A...3H
Deviled ham, can 4$
10 bars soap for f
4-pound rackage Gold Dust for lao
Sapolio, cake.....
Parllne, package .-o
Very best ginger snaps, pound 3Va
HAYDEW ; BRS,
tr
Ten Cars Hanha Coal
JUST RECEIVED
Phone 373 or 455 and get clean,
' fresh coal from the cars.
DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
South Omaha Ice & Coal Co.
kU South 15th Street. 912 South 13th Street.
OMAHA -
HOLIDAY GOODS READY
Select your Christmas . articles early and get first choice. . If you will call
we are sure we can enroll your uanie on our list as satislied customers. Our
well selected stock of Pocketbooks, Card Cases, Desk Sets, Box Paper, Calen
dars, Address Books, raper Knives, Diaries, etc. ,
THE MOYER STATIONERY CO.
220-222 SOUTH I6TH STREET.
NOTHING NICER
for a Christmas gift than one of our watches. Oents
filled watches, $15, $18, $20. $25. Ladles' filled watches, $10,
$12 $15 to $26. These name movements In gold cases,
ludles' or gents-, , $35, $10. $50 and up. according to the
ise. You know our guarantee on our gooda. Spend o. fev
nluutes in our store. Look for the name
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler,
1516 Douglas St.
WE CAN feUIT YOU
If you are in need of anything in t he sewing inahine line. We handle the
BEST that can be had also parts and attachments for all popular machines.
Give us a call., Can repair your old machine or eell you another at any price
you may want to pay.
P. E. FLOlJiYlAfN Cc tU.
TELEPHONE 1574.
1514 CAPITOL, AVENUE:
Facts Aboutr
Diamonds ?
Do you know that diamonds navesa
T been a splendid Investment for theT
J . iM . .. w. h.llaua hnm t n mm
be still better today. When we sell J
you a diamond It is with the under-
standing that you can get your money i
past nix years f we oeneve mem iom
CA . 1 1 1 tnHuv Whn X baII 1
you a diamond It is wltn tne unaer
tandinir that you can get your money
I hack, less 10 Dei- cent, at any time
within one year from date of pur-
I chase. Do you know of anything thataj
'you can buy that way? We have
I them In Rings from $5 to $500, and wlllfj
take pleasure In showing them to you. I
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j UNDERWEAR!
The cold winds can be withstood
if you have good, warm UNDEtt
S WEAR. Now is the time to cnange
from that light Bummer weight.
We have the largest line in Omaha,
and we carry a complete stock In
5 various weights and b1;b. They
come in cotton, half wool, ell wool
and fleece-lined, from 25c to $2.00
Socr garment. We hare special
S values at 2.V, 35c and 50c per gar.
UMBRELLAS
A new department with us, and
very one of the stock Is BRAND
NEW. They are tony and neat.
From $5.00 each to fine GORHAM, at
$26.00 each.
Brown & Borsheim
Expert Watchmakers and Itwtltrs.
222 S. 16th St.
TWENTIETH. CENTURY FARMER
pa Dollar ,Pe Tsar,
menL
iJOS. F. BILZi
322 So. 16th St., Omaha.
We are sole h gents for the Tlctorlal
Kevlew Patterns.
For Crane's Writing Paper
an d Fountain Pens, go to
BarkaJow Bros.
BOOK SHOP.
Tef. 0223. l2 Farman St.
DEPUTY BTATB VBTKH1NARLOI.
H. L RAMACCIOTTI. ' D. V. S.
CITY VETBRM ARIAH.
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