THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , THFESDAY , NOVEMBER 20 , 1890.
HELD UP BY HIGHWAYMEN ,
County Olcrk O'Malley ' Has a Thrilling Mid
night Experience with Bobbers.
RELIEVED HIM OF ALL HIS VALUABLES ,
A During nobbcrjr Under ( tin Shadow
[ or tlio JIIKh School A Dry Goodi
I'nlitco Scoured Other
News.
County Clerk O'Mitllcy lind a thrilling ox-
pcrlcnco with footpads Tuesday night.
HU experience cost him $ COln cash and a
Bold wiitch nnd chain worth $125.
Thu county clerk lives at Twenty-sixth and
Chlrngo streets , nnd in going homo usually
walk * west on Furmitn to Twentieth , on
Twentieth to Dodge nntl westonDodgo to
Twenty-fifth , following the route of the
Jlnrnoy nnd West Dodge motor line to take
ndvntitn o of tlio electric lights that lllumln-
Htc Itio wny.
Iln was goIriK homo Tuesday nlelit n llttlo
Inter thiin usual nnd was passing alotiR the
UoiiRp sticut sldo of the high school grounds
When ho met with thu experience ho will not
teen forget.
Wlien Ju it In front of the stone steps that
Jcnd ii ) ) to the high school from Dodge street
two won with rrmslc-covcrcd faces and revolvers
vers In hand Hprnng from the shadow of the
Will mid commanded Mr. O'Malloy to throw
lip his hitiida , n command that the surprised
uflk'lal lott no tlmo In oboyinp.
The highwaymen uvidentlv understood
their business nnd went to work In a inntmav
that fonvlncca Mr. O'Alalloy that ho was in
the Imnds of exports In their lino.
Olio of the men placed a revolver at Mr ,
O'Mnlloy's temple nnd admonished him in
language convincing if not elegant that any
attempted resistance or outcry would ho
taken as an excuse for some pistol practice
with the county clerk's hraln-holdcr ns u tar-
got.Mr
Mr O'Malley didn't say a word.
The purtuor of the gentleman with the pistol
tel with deft lingers went through Mr.
O'Mnlloy's pockets , relieving them of their
vnltmblu contents. lie was apparently satis-
lied with results , ns he drew out ? CO in cash
nntl n line gold watch and chain. These ho
transferred to his own pocket nnd then has
tily lieat u retreat down a neighboring street.
As tlio sound of this villlau's footsteps died
away the robber who was making the gun
) ilay faced Mr. O'Malley toward homo and
told him to skip , threatening to shoot him if
ho Inokt'd hack ,
Mr. O'Malloy reinomliered the story of
Lot'A wlfo with n shudder , nnd kept , his ores
in front of him until ho was safe in his
home.
The matter was reported to the detective
force , nnd nn cITort is being made to locate
1 ho robbers from descriptions furnished by
Mr. O'Malley.
A DltY GOODS 1'AtiACIS.
It Is to Ho ICrootcil on the N.V. . Cor.
of Kltlt and Doucliui Streets.
One of the most valuable sites In Oinahn ,
the northwest corner of Sixteenth and Doug
las streets , has been secured by eastern cap
italists ana will Inside of n few months
bo occupied by one of the fluest business
pnlncos of the west. The building will bo of
tluss ; mid Iron , have a douhlo front-
u o on both Sixteenth and Dou
las streets , ho six stories in
height mid supplied with nil the latest mod
era Improvements , In this Inilldlng , by
Omnhti parties , will bo established ono of the
largest wholesale and retail dry good stores
In the west. It will bo conducted on n most
liberal scale such ns the opportunity and the
location affords anil will in every manner bo
worthy of Omaha.
. Doimghuo the florist , who has occupied
the site for many years , is retiring from the
corner nnd work upon the now structure
will bo commenced early in January. The
jilans are now being inailo and will bo ready
by that lime. Tlio building will bo opened in
time for the fall trade.
"Albright's Cliolco. "
Hoys' Soliool Ifosc.
" \Vo olTor at our hosiery counter
HOYS' HEAVY COTTON RI1JUED
SCHOOL HOSE , solid ftibt , non-crock
ing black.
Sizes 0 } , 7 , 71 , 9 , 01 ,
19c ; 19c ; 19o ; 19o ; 1'Jc ' ;
Voi'th " M and H5o u imir.
Tht\y will bo appreciated by every
inotbor.
inotbor.MISSES'
MISSES' RIBRED HOSE.
Si'/.os 0 , 0 } , 7 , 7 } , 8 ,
! ! oo ; Hoc ; H5u3c ; ! ! ; 35c ;
tvorth f > 0c to 76c a pair. Those ai-o gon-
\ilno reductions.
DR. JAEGER'S
Indies' , mifisos' and children's union
Bulls , bleeping BiiitB , night gowns , hos-
lory , ole. Solo Omaha agency. Road
lidv. on Istjmpo.
T1IE MOUSE DRY GOODS CO.
Dr. Birnoy euros catarrh , Boo bldg.
UNION VS imOTHBKIIOOl ) .
l Icmlers of tlio Ijiitior nro Objecting
to Heliiir Kxpclleil.
Ever slnco the organization of the brother
hood of machine moulders of North America
Which was effected In 18SJ , in Detroit , Mich ,
tlio National Iron moulders1 union of North
America Gas waged an implacable vrq
against It. At least this Is what John A
Teuton , the president and secretary of th
Brotherhood , asserted to a Ben representative
Mr. J'cnton further stated that about three
weeks ago the aggressive action o
the Iron moulders' union beeatn
unbearable , and ivhllo the brotherhooi
was disposed to suttlo thodltTcrcnras oxlstinL
bottvcou the two organizations , the unloi
would not entertain thu idea of any kind o
compromise , but , on the contrary took stop
to expel any member of the organization wu
b.api > oiiod tobolong to the brotheihood.
This brought things to an issue anil , as a
consequence , Mr. 1'cnton was sent out hereto
to obtain legal redress. Ho has employed an
attorney for the brotherhood , nnd this attor
toy has Hied a petition in Judge \Vnfco
_ 6y's ' court praying that n restraining
order bo issued by tlio court , which will prc
vent the National Iron Moulders1 union from
expelling members of the brotherhood slmplj
on the ground that they are members of th
brothcihood. Mr. Ponton asset ts that th' '
brotheihood will fight the matter to the em
nnd , the organisation is amply supplier ,
with funds , to carry on the struggle , ho expressed
pressed himself as continent of u suecessfu
termination of the contest so far as th
Lrothcrbood Is concerned.
After muling- the potltlonnnd hearing th
Statement of the attorneys , Judge \Vakolo ,
printed an Injunction lestralnlng the defend'
tints from expelling any of the members
from the union itt a meeting to bo held Friday
plght. The case Is set for hearing Saturday
morning.
f
"Albright's Choice. "
Rend Morso's adv. on Sth pago.
Tin 1 ted States Court.
In the United States court yesterday morning
3udgo Cnldwoll occupied a sent bcaldo Judge
jJundy in the lnro court room.
1'no case of John P. Lally against the
Omaha and Grant smelting nnd roilulng com
pany was remanded to the district court of
'
Dou'sli" county. This Is nn action for $3,000
dnmngcs for injuries received by the plain
tiff on September 28 , 18S9 , while in the era-
ploy of the smelting company , caused by a
' water Jacket" fulling on him.
The case was nppemcd to the United States
court on the ground thnt the plaintiff was a
"cltl/cn" of thOBtntoof Nebraska while the
defendant was n "citizen" of Colorado.
The plaintiff movivl to remand on the
ground that the ixHltlon for removal did not
over that the defendant wasa "non-resident"
Df Ncbra.sku the motion wai sustained.
"Tlmo is money : " If you have a bad cola
don't mo | > o around and half do your work.
Clot a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup ; take
n dose at night and g tup the next morning-
cured.
You need not dcspalrl Salvation oil will
JjeM your burnt arm without a tear. SScenU.
THE nivOISTUAUS.
They Will Moot Tills Week to Correct
tlio Voting lasts.
The suporvlsors of registration will sit In
the various polling districts of the city on
Friday and Saturday of this week and on
Saturday of next wools to rovlso the registra
tion for the city election on Tuesday Decem
ber P.
The following changes In tbo board of
supervisors have been undo by tbo council to
Jill vacancies !
Fifth ward , second district , Cnarles Wnt-
Idns , vice D. H. Knight ; Sixth ward ,
fourm district , William P. Thomas ,
vice Vf. T. P. Wood ; Third
wnrd , second district , George B. Fleming and
Frank AV. Meyer , vice William McCuno nnd
D. J. Burgess ; Second ward , tnird district ,
William I arquahnr vice Stephen Schrald.
Ono matter in connection with the registra
tion Is not generally understood. When n
voter removes from a precinct In which ho is
registered ho Is required to get n certificate
of removal from thu board of ruglstratlon in
his former district heforoho can bo registered
lu another ward or district. This is necessa
ry to avoid double registration.
"Albright's Choice. "
Read Morse's ndv. on 8th pago.
Dr. Birncy cures catarrh , Boo bldg.
A Dltetiod Train.
A thrilling nccldont occurred on tbo
Twentieth street crossing of the Union Pa
cific Tuesday night. The switching crew in
charge of Foreman James Kyan , with Engi
neer Jerry Fitztnoms , left Soutli Oninha at
8:40 with n train of meat for Council
Bluffs. The train came to a stop nt Twenty-
fourth , the foreman turned the switch to con
tinue on the cast-hound track as usual and
plunged Into the now brldgo over Twen
tieth street , from which this track
hnd been removed during the
day. The engine , tender foremost ,
plowed over the ralllcss bridge nud half
[ juried itself In the mud oa the cast sldo.
Foreman Kyan was thrown from the foot
board of the tender , but sustained no injury.
The ilremnn was thrown out of the
cab window , while Engineer Fitz-
morris was pitched against the llrcmau's
seat , striking on his bcud , nnd receiving be
sides slight injuries on tbo body. Ho was
unconscious when taken from the cub , but
soon revived and was removed to tbo rcsl-
dcnco of bis brother , 013 South
Seventeenth. The cause of the acci
dent was tbo failure of the proper onlclals to
notify tlio crew of the removal of the track
over tbo bridge. The swltcbtendur also failed
to notify the crew or spike the switch.
The escape of the crew from serious injury
was miraculous , _
"Albrights Choice. "
Read Morse's adv. on Sth pago.
Dr. Blrnoy cures catarrh , Boo Bldg.
Tbo l > njy nnd Poultry Slinw. RS323
It is evident enough at this early day to
predict that the coming stiow to bo given by
ttio Nebraska State Poultry and Pet Stock
association will bo the largest display of
dogs , poultry and pots over bold west of
Chicago. Fanciers from Nebraska , Kansas ,
Iowa , Missouri and tbo Dukotas will attend.
The premiums nro most liberal. In poultry
nlone the total amount of prizes sums up
$4G.i ; pigeons and otber pet stock , such ns
cage birds , etc. , Sfi , and , it mav ho added ,
that children are especially invited to enter
their cugo birds free and obtain the gold
prizes.
The dogs have some fifty-five ] classes in
the following order :
Mastiffs , St. Ilornards , Newfoundland ,
greyhounds , pointers , English setters , Gor
don setters , Irish setters , spaniels , fox
hounds , bcat'lcs , fox terriers , bull dogs , bull
terriers , collies ( orsbopard dogs ) , pugs , Ital
ian greyhounds , nnd a miscellaneous class
not provided lor above.
Now , Omalm contains n grcnt number of
thoroughbred dogs , but owing to laclc of In
ducements their owners have not heretofore
exhibited them. Hero is an opportunity to
have them Judged by competent bauds and
receive most liberal prizes. The manage
ment promise every cent taken In shall bo
paid out to the winners and expenses of the
affair. The names of the Judges will bo
given In TUB SUNDAY Ben of Novem
ber 23.
The fanciers of Omaha sboald turn out and
do something this time , nnd not allow the
prize money to bo carried out of town.
The Lady Godivn must have had exception
ally long hair slnco it completely concealed
her lovely person , Slnco JVyer's Hair Vigor
came into use 'such examples are not so rare
ns formerly. It not only promotes the growth
of the hair , but gives it a rich , silken texture.
Marrlngo J/iconsos.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by Judge Shields yesterday ;
Namonua nddross. Ago.
j Sncnccr Jackson , Omaha . 2 ! )
1 l.uur.i llrmlluy , Omaha . -J
I Josupli nveisnn.Omahn. . ,13
ICarollnu ftl. Nyborg , Omalm . S3
j Murray M.Dawson , Omaha . Ill
I MtiuiluVllioii , Omaha . 23
j John Suablon. Cass county . 3
( Ji'sMuM. Diivln , Caos county . .7
( Joseph HiKgliison , Omuhu . 27
I l.uulh Msutlii. Omaha
JOrrlnV. llurr , Chlcaiso . M
( Siadiollrockwiiy , Chicago . -a
J John Meyer , South Omaha . 21
( Mary blunni , Houtli Omaha . 21
j A. Ij. Iill.litirrt'1) , Oninlia . 23
I Ida Jl. Ciiilsou , Oinulia . 27
J Andrew T. ? chout > e , Oinnha . SI
( MurluJ. Klludt , Omaha . 2U
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i ii - 1
1G02. Sixteenth nnd Farnam streets Is
the now Rook Island ticket odlco. Tick
ets to all points cast at lowest rates.
Tlio Secretary on Ilnnd.
John R.Mcagbansccrotary of the Nebraska
state poultry nnd pet stock association ,
arrived la the city yesterday. Mr. Mcgahan
may bo found at tlio Merchants ready to ro-
celvo entries for the coming poultry and dog
show whlcli opens up Monday , November 21 ,
" ' Choice. "
"Albright's .
Through coaches Pullman palace
sleepers , dlnlngcars , free reclining chair
cara to Chicago and intervening points
via the great llock Island routo. Ticket
olllco 1002 , Sixteenth nml Furnatu.
As a Rule ,
Ills best not to attempt to remedycottlro *
ness | j ; the use of saline or drastic purgv
tires. When a cr.tliartlc medicine Is needed ,
the most pf jipt nnd beneficial U Aycr's
I'llls. Th9r effect h to restore the regular
action of till ! bowels , without weakening
them , llclngsugar-coatedthese 1'lllsict.ila
tlielr medicinal virtues for n long time , and
are easy to take.
" I can recommend Ayer's rills nbovo nil
others , having long prorcil tlielr value ns
cathartic for mrscllnnil family. " J.T.Hcss.
LcttbsTllle , I'a.
"In 1853 , liy the advice of a friend , I began
tno use of .Ajer's Tills as a remedy for bil
iousness , constipation , high fevers , nnd
colils. They sorted mo better than any
thing I had previously tried , nnd I hare used ,
them In nttaeka ot thnt sort crcr since. "
II. W. Hersli , Judjonla , Ark.
Ayer's Pills ,
rncrxnED nr
DR. J. C. AYEB & CO , , Lowell , Kasa.
Sold by all Dealers In atcdlclucs.
* * * - - . . . , . ,
I took Cold ,
I toolr Sick , !
I TOOK
SCOTT'S '
RESULT :
I talio My Monls ,
I take My Host ,
AND I AM VIGOROUS ENOUGH TO TAKE
ANYTHING I CAN LAY MY HANDS ON J
felting ftit Ion. FOR Scott's
mulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil
andHvpophosphitesofLimoand
SedaN ° r ONLY CURED MY Ilicip-
iciit CoiiNinni > lloii HUT IIUILT
ME UP , AND IS NOW WITTING
FLESH ON MY BONES
AT THE RATE OF A FOUND A DAY. I
TAKE I r JUST AS EASILY AS I DO MILK. "
SUCH TESTIMONY IS NOTHING NEW.
SCOTT'S KMUI.SION is DOINOWONDERS
DAILY. TAKE NO OTHHR.
TRADEMARK Tin OHEAirRADE MARK
KNOLliMI ItKM-
EDY * Anunfall *
Jnff euro for Sum *
I rial Weakness ,
SiicrnmtcrrUooa ,
Inipotrncy nnd
nil discuses Hint
follow us n no-
qucnco of Self-
tibUBO , as Lens of
Memory , Unlver-
BEFQRE TAKIMO. > ai J.HBBIUKIO AFTER TAKING ,
I'nln In the Duck , Dlinno ! " ) of Vision , 1'rcmaturo Olil
AKO , nnilinnnyothprdUcnics Unit lenil tu tnianlty
orcniiMiniptlonnml npiomatiiro imwo.
IVL'ullpni tlculnrs In our immphlot , which we tlo-
alro to HOIK ! I too by mall to every ono. tf'l'lio Spo-
clllo Mctllclnu ls unit ! nt f 1 per ] > ackng , or nix puck-
ngci for l' > , or irlll bo sent free by mail on roculpt of
tbo money , by mlilresslnif
THE GOODMAN DRUG CO. ,
1110 FAUXA3I STUEKT , OMAHA , NEU.
On noconnt of eountcrfclti wo have adopted the
yellow wrapper , tuu only ijunulno ,
If You Have
No nppolKo , luiIlKCfttlon , 1'lnttilciice ,
Hlclt Ilcatlucho , all mu Uonii/'lo *
iuu Hcali , you will flud
the remedy yon need. Tlior loiionri
flio wouk Htomnch nnd iMillcl uptliu
flitKRliiNT oiicrKlc" . HiifTci'tTH from
nioiittilorpliyHiculovernooltwlllflud
relief rrouilligiii. Mlcolyaugur coutotl ,
SOLD EVERYWHERE
0. L. ErioksonLocal Agt,200 N.lGth St
DRINK
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS
" " . -"WATERS "Sifts
Nilure't Tonic , Diuretic and Uric Solvent.
fOLIJ ONLY IN BOTTLES BT
C. B. MOORE & CO. , Agli. 1515 Dodge St.
DB. MCG-REW
THp SPECIALIST.
Mnro tliim UJFIPA'ciporloncotn ( ho Irontmrntof
PRIVATE DISEASES.
A euro irunrnntcotl in3 to flto tlajs without tlioloji
ftr.ua hour's time.
STRICTURE
Pormnnentlr cured without pain or Instruments ! no
cutting : nudllMlnK. Ttt ? tno t romnrkablo reiuodjr
knoim tu modern nolcneo.Vrito ( or clrculnri.
SYPHILIS
CURED IN 3O TO OO DA.YS.
Dr. Mcdrew's trcntrncnt fortliHI rrltilo blood dls.
ensfl Inn been pronounced thu vmit powerful anil
Micccs fiil remedy over discovered for tlio nlxulutu
cuteof thli Ulscano. Ills success with thin dhenis
liasnovorbpon enunllcd. A complete 11'iiuuUA.ii *
ANIECD.Vrlt rur rlrrnlnrs.
LOST MANHOOD
nmlnll weakness of tlioaexual orennv nervomnpsj ,
timidity urn ! doiponilencjr ntnolutolr cured. Tlioro-
Hells Immediate and complete.
SKIN DISEASES ,
Cntnrrli , rlicumatl'm , and all illwoiot tlioblool
liver , kidneys nml bludilcr | > crmnni'ntly cured ,
FEMALE DISEASES
nnd neuralgia , nervousness and Oln'n'os of the stom.
ncli cured. U'he Doctor's "Homo Trontinont" lot
Indies Is pronounced bj nil who have u < it It , to bo
tliomont coiup'oto nnd ooiiTcntciit remedy over of
fered fur the Irnntmcnt of foninlo cllseiuci. It Is
truljr n wonderful remedjr , No Instruments ; no
pain , iiotms run l.ADtr.H riioM JTO 4 o.sr.Y ,
DR. McGREW'S
marvelous MICCOS * lias won for him n reputation
vriitcli Is truly nntlonnl In clmrnotur , nnd his grout
nrmr of patients reaches Irom the Atlantic tn tlio
I'ncltle. The Doctor Is n grmlunto of "iu : < > Ul < AU"
medicine and hMlind lonenml careful experience In
ho pltnl prnctlcc , nml Is olnssoil among the IcniUru
specialists In moilorn iclonco Treatment by corro-
Kponilunco. IVrlto for circulars about eachof tbe
nbovo diseases , HIKE.
Office , 14th and Farnam Sts
Entrance on cither street.
DFt.
TlbllNivr
. BUT AND SUSPIHSORlf
crKKHMIii'Zfcfc ' . llSKt , Uti\t \ for IhlitpitiCe pur.
roie , Curpol < 1tntratlT ttftfc ft . giving Frvtl ; * Mild , Kooth *
\ny \ , rnntlauoa * ( yrrrnli of KlfMrleltr throavh 11 U'KAK
rARTH.mtorlDKthcmtollKALTIlMnilflMMtUIHKTIlK.iKnil
Itltctrlc ( nrrnl Ktlt Inilnn1lr c > r we forfeit ti.l UO la enih
V11LT nd Hacpraivrj CompIt'll1 f S * and up * Mor i ciuei Per *
ntavailf larftl in thrct monthi. Hulpa ptnplilet Kree ,
RUlDis E1EOTR10CO. . KD L s.u. Hi. , tHICAOO. ILL
G,8
, ,
WATCHES.
DIAMCDNDS
and FINE JEWELRY
Solo Agontin Omalm lorGorham Man
ufacturing' Co'u
Sterling'
Silverware
MANTLE CLOCKS ,
RICH CUT GLASS and
CHINA.
Our Stock of Fine Goods is the
Largest and Our Prices the
Lowest
Come nml sec us.
Cor. Douglas & 15th St
THE STANDARD COCOA OF THE WORLD.
UNLIKE TEA & COFFEE-GOOD FOR THE NERVES.
The claims of cocoa as a useful article of diet are steadily
winning recognition. Unlike tea and coffee , it is not only a
stimulant but a nourisher ; and it has the great advantage of
leavingno narcotic effects. Hence it is adapted to general
use. The strong may take it with pleasure , and the weak
with impunity.
VAN HoiniN's COCOA
"BEST & GOES FARTHEST. "
t tW HouTES'a Oooox ( "onco tried , nlvijra med" ) leaves no Injurious effect * on tin
nerioulatom. . It'ino wonder , therefore , that In ll puti of the world , this tnmlor't
Coooa U recommended by medical men liuteud of tea ( Hid GuflTee ot * oilier
coconinr cliiicolutem far < lnlly u by children cirnilulU , linle und tickrich
nn < I iinar. "I-irgrst ale In thoiiorU , " AsVlor VJIK ItoCTEN'fland laitnoaktr. w
WOONSOCKET & RHODE ISLAND
J
We carry the BIG STOCK of the west , quote Eastern prices and are
BOO miles nearer you than any other market. Correspondence
solicited.
American Hand S wed Snoe Co. ,
OMAHA -
Try our Leather Soled Rubber Boots.
BCdTIlNTAL CLOTHING t
Express anct Mail Orders-
We send Goods to any address C. O. D. with privilege of examina
tion , and if they are not satisfactory , may be returned at our expense.
In every case where goods are paid for by money ardor and are not
found satisfactory , money will be promptly refunded and all express
charges paid by us. This method of doing business is very satisfactory
to our out-of-to-wn. customers. Be careful to state definitely what you
want and \ve will spare no pains in filling your order.
Special Bargain Lines from which your orders will be filled until
they are closed. Don't wait two or three days and then order. Oi'doi. '
iio-w. These lots are special values and will not last long.
MPM > ( TiPPT SPECIAL BARGAIN LINES T
S HT 1 < Q 00
1Y1JL1M O JUJL1 1.OF MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS at $8LUI 1 , pO.UU
We will sell this week 1BO Men's Sack and Frock Suits , made from
a neat brown checked cassiinere thoroughly reliable neat in appear
ance , perfect-fitting , at $8.OO per suit , We know their value as an ad
vertising medium. They will make friends for the Continental wher
ever they are sent. We advertised them on Sunday and the orders for
out of town are coming in every mail. These goods can only be sold at
this price for the reason that we manufacture them in large quantities.
The usual retail price for this suit is $12 to SIB. Remember , sacks and
frocks at $ S.OO. If not as represented , return to us and have the price
promptly returned. Sizes 34 to 42. Samples of the cloth -will be sent
before you order if you prefer. ]
$10.50. Lot No. 2 , Black Cheviot Frock Suits , Price $10.50.
We will sell this weelc 150 Men's Black Cheviot Frock Suits at
$1O.8O. This style of goods has been-worn , this season almost exclu
sively. We guarantee ! this lotto be strictly all-wool and fast color , and
properly made and trimmed. "We will not sell clothing at any price
which is not properly made. We do not sell shoddy.
This is a suit of clothes which cannot be owned by the average dealer
at $1O.BO. It is the quantity that makes the price. Samples of the cloth
will be sent to any address , but you can tell very little about it unless
you see the complete suit ind examine it in every particular. "We are ,
satisfied what the verdict will be when you see it. We don't have one
package in , twenty returned and with care in sending measurements ,
we have no trouble about fitting. The sizes on this line run from 34 to
42. Measurement blanks will be sent on application.
ffiS.75. Ls.OT NO. S.
Men's All Wool Pantaloons. Price
Cheviot . $2.75.
Men's strictly all wool Cheviot Pants , full winter weight , made well and to fit at $2.75 per pair
cannot be bought every day , "We will fill orders for $2.75 $ from this lot just as described , but if you
prefer , send for samplesof the cloth. We ma"kc them up to 42 waist. The style of the goods is a neat
check , looks just like a Scotch Cheviot and wears better than any other domestic goods in the market
This style was made for the Continental and not a yard of this goods is owned by any other firm in
the country , Remember the price , $2.75 , sizes 32 to 42 waist ,
Children's Dept. Lot No.4 , Children's Knee Pant Suits , $3.50
We will place on sale beginning : Wednesday morning , 250 pure all wool cheviot knee pant suits ,
size 6 to 12 , at S3.50 per suit , made without belts , small sizes plaited and large sizes plain. You can't ' du
plicate this Ihic outside of our store for less than $5 : Remember they are knee pant suits for a Ci
from 6 to 12 years , strictly all wool , Send money order and goods will be promptly shipped with the
understanding that you need not keep them if they are not satisfactory.
Boy's Long Pant Suits , Price $7.
Lot No , 5 is a special line of high cost long pant suits , strictly all wool , to fit boys'Ia cs 13 to 17 ,
at $7. Many suits in this lot sold for $10 $ and $12 , but the sizes are broken and we have made one
bargain lot at $7.
Boy's Cape Overcoats.
Lot No. 6. Special Bargain Lines , at $3.OO , $3.5O and $4.OO.
Nobby styles and neat fitting garments at this price are scarce. "We
take the same care in manufacturing this priced goods aswe dowith
tliefiner'grades. The sizes-sire " from 4 to 12 , with full length capes.
Prices from $3 to $4.5O. At $4-.8O we will send you as good a garment
as is needed for service. We have never offered a better line of Child
ren's Overcoats than we have this season.
FREELAND , LOOMIS & CO ,
OMAHA. BOSTON , NEW YORK , DES MOINES.
To live up to all that you make is an error.
Not to carefully consider where to buy and why you should buy is an error.
To pay a big price for clothing because the store advertises heavily and charges big rates in
order to maintain big expenses is worse than an error.
To suppose that you can do better than you can at the Misfit Parlors is an error.
To pay $35.00 for a ready-made suit when the Misfit Parlors will sell you a $45 custom-made
suit for $20.00 is an error.
To pay $6 and $8 for poorer pants than the Misfit Parlors will sell you $3 and $4 is an error
that costs.
ALL ALTERATIONS DONE FREEDFCHA.RG 1:1 O 1NSURUA PERFECT FIT.
WHA/T YOU CAN SAVE.
SUITS. FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATS , PANTS.
$70 custom inmlc suit for $32.50 $05 custom nmilo ovorcuut , fur $ l2.00 ! 91(5 ( custom nmilo punts for $8.25
$ ( tO custom inmlc suit tor $ ! 10.00 $ ( ! 0 custom made ororco.it fur $28.50 $15 custom made pants for $7..r > 0
$55 custom inmlo suit Tor $27.50 $50 custom made orcrcont for $ 21.50 $1. } custom nuiilo pant * fur $ ( ! . " > ( )
$50 custom nimlo suit for $ 2.OU $ -15 custom iimdo ovcrco.it fur $20.00 $12 custom uuulo pants for $ ( ! . ( ) [ )
$15 custom niiulo milt for $20.Of ) $10 ciislom nmilo overcoat for S17..50 $10 cihtom inmlo pants for $5.00
$ 10 custom inmlo sull for $18.50 $ ! iu custom made overcoat for $11.00 $ 8 custom inmlc pnnts for $1.M )
$ U5 custom inmlo suit for $15.00 $28 custom imulo overcoat fur $12.25 $ 7 custom inmle pants for. . . $ ; { . ? &
FULL DRESS SUITS FOR SALE OR HIRE.
ORIGINAL PARLORS ,
Open evenings until 9 o'clock. Saturday evenings until 10 o'clock.
1309 Farnam Street , Omaha , Neb. 1309
NO OUREl ! NO FAY.
DrDOW
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
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tgru. UuarutovnInauU > nUctniung toldvulrby
GOODMAN DRUG CO. ,
UlOl'aruuu Street , Umaha