TTTR OMATTA DAILY BiRR : SATURDAY. JUNE 17. 1803.
FALCONER UNLOADING
Prices on Onr Magnificent Block of Parasols
Almost Out in Two Today.
ALL OUR S3.75 PARASOLS GO AT S2tO
All 8B.OO nnrt 80.00 Pnrruoli RO for 83.85
Knch-Our Klcgnnt 87,00 , 88.00 and
80.OO Tnraiioln 85.05 Uach 810.00 ,
Q12.BO , 81B.OO I'nrniol * 88,70.
BOOKS AT 15C EACH.
1,000 books , consisting of papernovols ,
bound books , worth up to 50c , I. K. Mar
vel's 30c edition of Rovorlos of a Bache
lor , Dream Life , a to a customer today
row in our great unloading sale at 15o
each.
each.WHITING
WHITING PAPER , 7C PER BOX.
GOO boxes of line stationery , all worth
18c or more , today limit 0 boxes to a
customer at 7c per box.
LADIES' HOUSE WRAPPERS 81.25.
A big lot of largo size wrappers , in
flarlc prints only , today 81.25 each.
LADIES' LAWN WAISTS , 81.00.
300 ladles' 81.25 and 81.35 lawn waists ,
trimmed with colored embroidery , to
day 81.00 ; see this bargain.
CAPES 82.50 EACH.
50 ladies' ' spring capes , navy blue and
black , trimmed with silk ribbons , regu
lar value 85.00 , unloading price $2.50
each.
BASKETS. BASKETS.
10,000 fancy baskets , In all shapes anil
styles , go on sate today.
BASKETS AT 20.
A big lot of baskets worth up to 15o
each , all at 2c today.
Fancy baskets at Oc.
Fanoy baskets at loc each.
Fancy baskets at 18c each.
Fancy baskets at 25c each.
Fancy baskets at 35c , all worth more
than double.
Wo will also sell all our regular stock
of baskets at a discount of 25 percent off.
RIBBONS AT 5C PER YARD.
500 pieces of cholco all silk ribbons ,
nil light , pretty shades , 12ic and 15c
quality.
RIBBONS AT 9C.
300 pieces of 17c all silk ribbons to
day 9c per yard.
LADIES' PURSES AT i ACTUAL
COST.
PURSES AT 150.
Your choice of 12 now styles , full
nicklo frames , real dongola and French
calf , all lined , worth up to 35c , to
day 15c.
PURSES AT 20C.
Double frame , full nicklo purses , in
black , brown and red , worth 50c , to
day 20c.
PURSES AT 250.
Real seal , French calf and dongola
fancy nicklo frames , oozed lined , worth
Ooc , today 25c.
PURSES AT 30C.
Very fine seal and calf purses , all
leather covered frames and oozed lined ,
worth 75o , today 30c.
SCHOOL BAGS AT 45C.
Fine seal leather school bags , worth
$1.50 , today 45c.
( Don't ' forgot our great hosiery and
fabric glove sale takes place Monday ,
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.
N- BFALCONER. .
From the World's Fulr to Wnghlngion and
the
Do you contemplate going to the
World's Fair ? Of course you do everyone
ono does. But you will not end your
journey with a visit to the fair. You
will want to go back to the old homo in
New York , Ohio or Pennsylvania. You
will , perhaps , uant incidentally to go
to Washington , call on the president to
inquire after the "plum" crop , in fact
make a swing around the whole circle ,
take in Cincinnati , Pittsburg.Whoclin
Washington , Baltimore and Now Yor
That would make ft splendid trip if
taken ever the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad. Over no other rail
road , route in all the cast can
there bo found more delightful and
varied scenery than ever the famous B.
& O. It Is the only direct route from
Chicago to Washington. Leaving Chicago
cage , on the linest and fastest trains in
the world , vcstibuled from end to end ,
lighted by the famous Pintsch gas , pro
tected by Pullman's nnti-tclcscoping device
vice , and a perfect block system , you
nro rapidly whirled ever a splendid
road-bed and down through the grand
old states of Illinois , Indiana , Ohio
Pennsylvania and Virginia , away up
among thu mountain fustnobbos of th
Alloghanios , past hundreds of hlstorl
battlefields and places of note. Yoi :
cannot conceive of a grander trip on al
the American continent. If you con
template vibiting the old homo in th
oastiyou should not fail to travel by way
of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad. Poi
Information as to rates , tlmo of trains
deeping car accommodations , etc. , ap
to L. S. Allen , Assistant Genera'
'ussongor Agent , "Kuokcry , " Chicago ,
a KX IA T
Yin tlio Wiilmah Ilullroail.
No. 1. For the Epworth league con
vention at Cleveland , O. , Juno 29 to July
2. The Wabash , In connection with the
Potrolt and Cleveland Navigation com
pany. will make a rate of $10 for the
round trip from Chicago.
No. 2. For the V. P. S. C. E. conven
tion at Montreal , July 5 to 0. Only $18
from Chicago via the Wabash. In ad
dition to the regular sleeping cars
elegant now tourist cars will bo attached
lo this train at $1,50 per berth ,
Fou TICKETS , sleeping berths or a
tourist-folder , giving llstr of sldo trips ,
with cost of same , call at the Wabash
7.88 to llouiioil Tcxui and ICeturu ,
If you join excursion Juno 20. Go
and ceo Texas , invest in Houston
Heights the best property in the etnjo
nnd double yoijr mouoy. For full par
ticulars sco John A. Milroy , 1001 Far
nam stroot.
o
Three Vxcurilou * to Chlonjro Juuc 18th
via the Burlington route ,
n Wo insure fabt time and perfect ser
V ? vice.For
For particulars call on W. F. Valll ,
1324 Furnuui atreot , OmuUu.
Today After 7:30 : O'Olock ' Wo Will Place
on Sale 150 Dross Patterns
7 t-2 YARDS IN EACH PATTERN FOR 08C
None of Thciio flood * Are Worth T.et Thnn
SCo Per Ynrd nnd Many of Thorn
Hell In .Stock nt BOo Per
Yard.
DRESS PATTERNS , $2.48.
With the 880 patterns wo will soil 50
cholco 85.00 novelty wool robes at 82.48
each , none on sale until 7:30 : Saturday
p. in.
in.DRESS
DRESS PATTERNS AT 84.50.
25 cholco pattern robes that have been
soiling ijt 87.50 S10.00 and 812.00 per
robe , for tonight , $4.50 cach ; also
MEN'S SILK TIES AT 30.
50 dozen gents' silk neckties , worth
up to 2c each , on sale tomorrow night
ot 'Ic each. Wo do not claim that these
tlos arc all the very latest styles ; they
arc all well made , and of coed material
and plenty good enough for common
wear.
wear.GENT'S
GENT'S SILK TIES 8C EACH.
100 dozen men's silk neck ties , worth
up to 35c each , all tonight at 8lc.
MENS' TIES AT 15C EACH.
Men's ' teck and i-in-hand neck scarfs ,
made in the very latest styles , all worth
50o or more , after 7:30 : tonight they all
go at 15c each.
SPRING JACKETS 81.00 EACH.
CO ladies' spring jackets in black and
navy blue , skes 32 to 38 , have been sell
ing in stock at 85.00 , $0.00 , 87.00 and
87.50 each. The materials are all first
class , but the styles are not the very
latest , at $1.00 each , though they are a
wonderful bargain. None go on sale
until 7:30 : tonight.
LADIES CAPES AT 82.00.
50 ladies' tinsel capos suitable for sum
mer ware , real value 85.00 , 87.50
89.00 and $12.00 each. Tonight one
capo to a customer 82.00 each. Remem
ber , none on sale until 7:30 : to
night. This is done so that all these
who cannot shop in the day time may
have an opportunity to take advantage
of the prices wo are making during our
great unloading sale.
GENTS' LINEN COLLARS , IOC.
A largo line of men's 4-ply linen col
lars , good styles , fully worth 20c , go
tonight at lOc each.
4-ply linen cuffu at 15c per pair.
MEN'S SHIRTS , 33JC EACH.
25 dozen men's percale front shirts
worth 81.25 each , for two hours tonight ,
33ic each ; limit , 3 to a customer.
Don't forget our hosiery and glove
sale Monday. Full particulars in Sun
day papers. N. B. FALCONER.
P. S.
Dent forget our great hosiery and fabric
glove sale takes place Monday Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week. See the
goods in our center show window.
N. B. FALCONER.
$100.00 lots 825.00 down ; see Dago 7.
Looking for a Lost Boy.
M. Wood , a harness maker employed by d
D. Woodworth & Co. , 1310 Farnnm street ,
Is searching for his 15-year-old son.
The boy went fishing , with a friend , Thursday -
day morning and has not yet ro turned homo.
His mother is very much alarmed and fears
lib has b cn drowned.
It Is thouRht , by these who know the boy ,
that ho will turn up till right as ho has ab
sented himself from homo In a llko manner
on previous occasions.
o
Champagne as a restorer has no equal ,
Cook's Extya Dry Imperial is pure , delicious
and sparkling.
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A Vostlbulocl and Giu.I.ljjtitcil Train for
l > on\or.
Loaves Omaha via the Burlington
route daily at 4:50 : p. m.
Fast tlmo and a perfect service of
sleeping , dining , smoking and ( free ) re
clining chair cars. .
One-way rate. $12.50 ; round trip.
S20.00.
City ticket ofllco , 1324 Farnam street.
9
The Only Train Tor St. Louis
Which carries a diningcar loaves Omaha
via the Burlington route at 0:45 : p. m.
and roaches St. Louis early the next
afternoon. Through sleeper Omaha to
St. Louis. City tiokot offlco 132-1 Far-
nam street.
I1AYDEN BROS. ' SPECIALS
Ladles' Hosiery Jersey Ribbed Vests Spo-
oial Sale of Parasols and Umbrellas.
SOUVENIR SPOONS GIVEN AWAY
tinttiritnjr Evening nt 8 p. m , Printed India
Silk * for IBo a Ynrcl-Mon'n nml Boji'
Straw IlnU L.aco at
lo Ynril.
Special snlo of hosiery. Ladies' fast
blnck cotton hose , white foot , 12o } per
pair. Children's jcrsoy ribbed fnst black
cotton hose , 12c } per pair.
1 case of gouts' seamless sox Oo per
pair , worth 121c. Gouts' ' Buperllno
British half hose 12Jc , worth 2oc. Gents'
extra line British half hose 17c per pair ,
3 for 50c.
Souvenir spoons given mvay at our
glove department with our 50c ntid 76c
silk mitts.
Spuclal sale of parasols and umbrellas
tomorrow.
On Satur < lnyovcnlng , .
Beginning at 8 p. m. ,
Wo shall place on sale
10 pieces printed India silks
At 15c per yard.
One pattern to a customer.
Bo on hand
If you want a silk
Dress for
Sl.SO.
Sl.SO.MEN'S
MEN'S AND BOY'S ' HATS.
You can't ' afford to miss our straw hat
sale Saturday.
'IOc boy's and children's straw hats 15c.
30o men's straw.hats loc.
GOc men's straw hats 45c.
75c men's straw hats 48c.
81.2o and 81.50 men's straw hats , in all
the latest shapes , 7Gc.
82.50 Fedora in black or brown , 81.50.
83.00 and $ . ' ) .50 Fedora , in black , brown
and nutria , 81.75.
8:1.00 : men's stiff hats in black and
brown , 81.00.
Ono more cbanco to buy a genuine J.
B. Stetson Co. hat in black and nutria in
different styles , 82.98 ; hatters price 85.00.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY.
500 yard fmo white lace at lOc per
yard.
500 sots of ladles' collars and cuffs ,
fine llutcd edges , plain and fancy colors ,
all go at 15o per tot , regular price 33c.
Best envelopes 3c per package of 25.
Best note paper 10 per pound.
Best mucilage 2 for 5c.
Debt lead pencils 2c per dozen.
BUTTER , MEAT , CHEESE AND
FRUITS.
Country butter , 8c , lOc , 12k and 15c ;
creamery , 17c and lOc , and wo will soil
you the linest separator creamery for
22c. Now is the time to buy good butter -
tor at such low prices.
Canned meats at very low prices. 2
pound cans Rex corned beef , 18c ;
1-pound cans , lOc ; 0-pound cans , 55c ;
potted ham. deviled ham , ox tongue and
potted beef all at 7ic per can ; picnic
hams , lie , California hams , 12c ; strictly
No. 1 sugar cured hams , 15c ; dried beef ,
lOc ; salt pork , IHc ; corned beef , 7jc ;
bologna , head cheese and liver sausage ,
5c per pound.
CUTTING DOWN PRICES ON
CHEESE.
Wisconsin full cream , 5c , 73c and lOc ;
eastern process full cream , 12jc , 14c
and lOc ; neufchatel cheese , 7 jc per package -
ago ; brick , cheese. 12e , 15c and 17 c ;
Swiss , loc , 17c and 19c ; .limbcrgor , loc
and 17c } ; hand cheese , 2' for 5c. Call
and got some lemons. Wo uro soiling
fancy messina lemons for 20c per dozen ;
dates , 7ic ; figs , 124c and loc.
HAYDEN BROS. ,
Promoters of homo industry.
Raymond & Co. , gravel roofers. 1400
Farnam.
Ilnlf Itntcs to CloTolnml via II. & O. It. It.
For the benefit of those desiring to at
tend the international conference of Ep-
worth league at Cleveland , O. , Juno 29
to July 2 , the Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
will sell tickets at low rate of one faro
for the round trip. Tickets will bo on
sale at B. AO. . olllccs west of Pittsburg
and Bollairo , and at ticket offices of
principal railroads of the west Juno 28
and 29 , and will bo valid for return
journey until July 3 Inclusive. The
round-trip rate from Chicago will bo
810.00. Pullman sleeping car accommo
dations may be reserved and all desired
information may bo secured upon appli
cation to L. S. Allen , assistant general
passenger agent , Grand Central btation ,
Chicago.
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Ninety Kxcurtlona to Chicago During June
via the Burlington route at very reduced
rates.
For particulars call on W. F. Vaill ,
1324 Farnam street , Omaha.
DIED.
IfoUcet of fire- lines or less under this head , flftu
ccntt ; each nitdfttoiiul line Un cents.
JOHNSON-0.11. . aged 40 yours 7 months 24
days , Juno 15th , 1893. Funeral Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock from family residence.
North SOtli street , near Florence. Inter
ment at 1'rosncct Hill cemetery. Friends In
vited.
FORTY YEARS THE STANDARD.
The National Board of Health , Washington , D. C , , in
Bulletin Supplement No. 6 , page H , places Dr. Price's
Cream Baking Powder highest of all in leavening strength.
Prof. R. C. Kedzie , of the Michigan State Agricultural College , who
personally superintended the examination , says : " With the exception of
DR. PRICE'S CREAM BAKING POWDER , which is a cleanly , pure , wholesome
compound , conforming with nature's own formulas of human diet , we
found every sample more or less tainted , "
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OMAHA'S IlliSOUT.
Ono ot the Olnit rionnnnt Spoil to Un
OpnnMi This Snlnrdny ,
With the Jfcrtnul opening of the Enst
Omnha line ( to Courtlnnd Ucnch ft summer
roiort hns bowi set clown nt Omnlm'a very
aoors , something that hns boon needed for
iwcltcrlng humanity ever since the motropo-
Is took on thaalrs of n city.
While the lornont of newness Is every
where dlsccrnablo Courtlnnd Bench in a
year or two Trill compare favorably with
any summer roiort In the country , for It has
not only the nutnral advantages of n land
locked lake , hot pastoral scones and
stretches of ( green that roach to the hori
zon's rim.
To the gentlemen who were the guests of
the Kast Otanhrv line on the opening of the
beach extension Tuesday afternoon every
thing was ono van surprise , for many of
Ihom hntl their llrst pllmiTso of Courtland
Beach on that day. Without any Hourlsh of
trumpets the bench company hns spent
$50,000 to beautify the grounds and mnUo It
a resort for the thousands \\lio ate tumble to
take summer flights to mountain or shore ,
west or cast.
The grounds have been laid out In an
artistic manner , ( lowers nro In bloom and
the young trees already glvo a cooling sh ulo
to what wiis but a short tlmo ago n barren
waste , with the wntcr of the lake growing
stagnant In the summer sun.
No expense has been spared to make the
place an Ideal breathing spot for Omnha
people and for Council Bluffs people as well ,
for while upart of Pottnwiittamlo comity ,
Iowa , It Is on this side of the river and with
in a half-hour's ride of Fourteenth and Far-
mini streets.
Ono of the moat attractive features of the
now resort is a pavilion , colonial In style ,
with hero and there a touch of Grcok nrt to
add to Its bliauty , capable of easily accom
modating 2,000 people , two stories In height ,
with broad verandas encircling the house
on all sides. From the second story the
view is magnificent , the long Bridge follow
ing the course of Ames avenue , winding tor
tuously through the Holds of green that
stretch llko n carpet to the hills that Ho to
thp westward , the still watcis of the lake ,
now nnd then rippled by a cooling brcczo
from the north , the row boats bobbing lazily
at their moorings , nil combine to make a
picture restful to a degree.
The bonthouso at the water's edge , with a
pier 80 feet long projecting into the lake , is
another nrtlstic structure , very LOinmoclious ,
with the band stand in the second story ,
where on summer nights an orchestra will
play. ,
These are only parts of a perfect network
of buildings , the bath houses being the prin
cipal structure on the grounds , equipped
with the latest improvements and capable of
taking care of 400 people at a tlmo , there
being that many bathrooms in the building.
Then there Is the gravity road , without
which a summer resort would bo wholly in
complete , and before very long the largest
merry-go-round In this section of the foot
stool will bo In operation , workman already
having commenced its erection.
Bathing and boating , which , of course ,
will bo the main attractions may bo had hereto
to an endless extent. The bottom of the
lake is as hard as u rock , covered with a fine
sand that makes it nn ideal swimming place ,
ind the descent Is so gradual until the life
line is reached ttiat the most timid woman
need have no fear of getting beyond her
depth if she stays on this side the lino.
Cars will run every five minutes from Six
teenth and Locust streets and land passen
gers within the enclosure , while these who
: are to drive will llnil excellent quarters for
their horses and the drhc out Sherman ave-
nuo.to Ames avcnuo and then east over the
long bridge promises to bo the most fashion
able drive in the city when Courtland bench
throws open its doors to the public on Saiur-
day. ,
8400.00 lots $23.00 down ; sco page 7.
Ililyclen Itroi. ' Sulo of Ltutlnw Shoo.
Hiyden Bros.1 shoo sales are popular.
We give the people bargains. Tomor
row wo put on sale in our shoo depart
ment , 1,500 , pairs of "Ludlow's" $4.50
hand-turned shoos at S2.48 a pair , width
A to E E , oppra nnd common sense
styles , sizes 2 lo 7. Every lady knows
how well "LuQlow's" shoes fit and wear.
If you want a bargain in a fine , comfort
able shoo , oomo tomorrow and got
"Ludlow's" 84.50 shoes ut 82.48.
HAYDEN BROS.
$400.00 lots $25.00 down ; sco page 7.
Three Dally Trains fur
Three vcstibuled and gas-lighted
trains , consisting of sleeping , smoking ,
dining nnd free rcclining-ohair cars ,
leave Omaha daily for Chicago via the
Burlington route , at 1145 a. m. , 4:20 :
p. m. and 12:10 : a. m.
Ono way rule , $9.25 ; round trip , $17.50.
Baggage checked direct from resi
dence.
City ticket office , 1321 Farnam street.
,
S ' " ' ' "
$400.00 lots $25.00 down ; sco page 7.
HATURWLFRUIT FLOORS.
Vanilla Of perfect purlty-
Lemon Of great strength-
Orange Economy In their usa
Bo e,8t .
Flavor as delicately
and doilcloiitlv the fresh frni-
New York Hospital
TREATMENT.
Tor all
Chronic , nervous ,
Private and
Special Diseases ,
' Of DDtU
MEN AND WOMEN ,
Etrioturo and all other troubles treated
Kb raasonnblo charges. CONSULTATION
Fit EC. Gallon or address
DOXTQLAB BLOCK , - OMAHA , NED
Opposite ll.iydon llros.
We ylll f nd jrou ihemarrelous
French 1'roparatlon CALTKOQ
trr * . and a leva ) guarantor Ibal
lUl/l'HO ! ) vrlll Itvafore your
DIuullU , MtreiiKtli oud Vltfor.
Vie it and \fmtitjitit \ ,
Address VON MOHL CO. .
So ! . Imiriwu if b , Clielaull. OUIo.
SPECIALIST
( Ooiiiultatlcin 1'rcc. )
I uniurpaiied In tie treatment
of all
Garoiiio , Private and
. . . . on ult jiernutmllr.
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UU.VIMIMmf MAIL.
AcJdrcii wltU for -
itamp
par-
- , . . . . . - 'tlcul r . whlcli will to aeot In
plain envelope. 1' . 0 , Hoi 031. utllct ) , 119 b. 1Mb
moot , Omaha , Neb.
Caution !
Don't be deceived by ignornnt ,
unscrupulous tnklrs ami confi
dence men , assuming to offer
"Indian Remedies , " and who
pretend that tliclr.nostrums nro
made by the Indians.
KICKAPOO
and other KleVnpoo Inrtlnn
llcmcdlcs nro TIIK OX lit GEXU.
INK INDIAN IlKHKUIES 11ADR
AM ) .SOLD IX A31KI110A.
\vord"Klckniioo"lscop ; ' .
righted and they dara not steal
that.
Ho nro ycrfl sect "Klckripoo llcmcdtes , "
unit KO that crcrjr linltlo or iitckago Lean thli
Iic.llmllo ilgnature thuil
DlfttrlbntlliR ARcntu , 631 Grand A\c , , Now
Huron , Ct. Ihcic genuine Indian Remcdlci r
Dot peddled but arc sold at till drug Btoroi ,
ScntHhrco2-c.
? e , and no nlll null you frf it
thrilling ml IntcnsMj Intcrntlntt book or 173
p.jtes. entitled "I.UK AND bUL.NKS 111U.M1
IHE KICKAfOO INDIANS. "
Ttlli 11 about the Imilaiu.
DR. SGHENGK'S
Mandrake Pills have a value as a house
hold remedy far boyondtlio power of lan
guage to describe. The family can
hardly bo true to itself th'at does not
keep thorn on hand for use in emergen
cies.
Is the only vegetable substitute for that
dangerous mineral , MniiCUUY , and
while its action as a curative is fully
equal. It possesses none of the perilous
ollocts.
In Constipation , Mandrake acts upon
the bowels without disposing thorn to
subsequent Costivoness.
No remedy acts BO directly on the
liver , nothing so speedily cures Sick
Headncho , Sour Stomach
ach , and Biliousness as
these
For Sulo by nil Druzslsts. Vrlco 25 ct" . per
boi ; ; i boves for 03 cts. ; or sent by mull , post- ,
iiuo free , on receipt of iirlce. Ur. J , II.
SchencK & bun , I'hllndolphlu.
ITItADE MAnK KEOISTEIIEP 1
MADE A WELL
MAN OV
ME , "
! HDAPO
TIIK OHKAT
HINDOO REMEDY
mODtCEM THE ABOVE
HKSt'LTS In EO IIAV8. Curts nil
Scrvoug lllicft'oi , KnilliiR Memory ,
I'arcsii , 81ecplc < U3S ( > , Wcnknosne , - .
ttc , Mul nuicMj but surely restores Loot \ltuutyu ,
] clo yollner , fcanlly carrloil In vest pocket , rrlcit
( ll.OO a imcknpe. MX tor 9A.OO with n written amir-
tntcctoriiro or money returtii < l. lion t l t nny ul.
prlnclutcii cirupll t cell you any JUmluimitation. . In
llitcmlmMim 1MIAPO none other. If liu lioa no >
got It. p will ncnil It by mall upon receipt of price ,
Puimihlet In rcalMl enveloi o ficc. Aildlei-s Orlintw
Uedlrnl Co. , fi I'ljmoulll I'luoc , Cliltiilto , HI.
SOLD by Kuhn & Co. , Cor. ijtli and Douglas St ,
nnd 1. A. fuller & Co. , Cor. 141)1 ) and Douglas
Sis .OMAHA , NEB. ; by Paul G. Schneider , 521
Broadway and 6 Pearl St. , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
IOWA , and other I.cidins Druceists.
Mnko yoiirbluod rich nnd pure , tone you
whole syatoni. euro o very nervous trouble with
NorVQ Beans , a now vegetable discovery of
immolous power. They renew youth , restore
vigor , j-'lve alow of health , double uapuclty for
work or pleasure.Vomlorful for overwork
nnd worry. Sold Ijy clrutr'r'bt9 ! il a bo\ . two
weeks' Hunplv , or by mail , NEUVE UEAN CO. ,
llulfalo. N. i' .
The Latest-
BEAUTIFUL EPPEOT , TONE AND
SOFTNESS. AN ART TREASURE.
GALL AND EXAMINE THIS WORK II'
YOU AUE THINKING OP HAVING A
LARGE PICTURE MADE. THIS STYLE
IN 10x20 FINE VRA.MR AT 19 13XTRA
WITH. EVERY DOZEN CABINET
PHOTOS.
AT POPULAR PRIDES.
313-315-317 South 13th. Stroat.
OMAHA.
RUBBER GOODS
OF ALL KINDS ,
WE RETAIL AT
WHOLESALE PRICES
Syringes.
Air Pillow.
Atomizers.
TuliiD
Invalid Cushions
Mbcr Glows.
Waiei Bottto.
THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO ,
DEALERS IN
f/iHf rrimonffl.
I'ltyutoiuiib'umlilofipltnl Stippllou
114 South 15th. St.
Next to Poktofiloo.
METAL
Furnishes Ihe Besl and Cheapest Method d
FIRE.PROGFINQ HOUSES.
WrSto ( or catalogue ol Lathing , Vonolnff ,
Btcblc Plxtures , etc.
N. IV. EXPANDED METAL CO. ,
No. 103 Twenty SUtUB ; . CniOAQO ,
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A SNAP
Is what seven men out of ten are looking for ; a post-
office-aforeign mlsslon-a 'secretaryship a presi
dency-some even aspiring so high as to wish
to become aldermen. Failing in these , they'll
take anything so It's u 4'snap. " Men have been
known to pretly near starve to death waiting for a
'snnp" rather than goto work and got a dcar ! ! by
good hard licks , There are several kinds of snapsHot -
O Hot counting the good old ginger snap. One is a Job
with nothing to do and lots of pay. Another Is a
chance to buy something that you actually need at
a good deal less than you expected. We're offering
a snap of this.sort
i IN CHEVIOT I
suits today. Our buyers in New York struck a man
g wfth a good many more cheviot suits , and not quite
as much money , as he needed. They had the
money and they "struck a snap" We place these
suits on sale today three full lines-elegantly made
up single and double-breasted in blacks and blues
at so much less than they're worth that they'll be
snapped" up by good judges as quick as they see ,
'em. The first line are single-breasted sacks all
wool cheviots blacks only value twelve dollars a
snapatSB. The second line are fine all wool unfinished
OS
finished worsted cheviots double-breasted blues
and blacks value fifteen dollars a snap at $9.75.
The third line finest all wool cheviots single
and double-breasted blacks only value sixteen to
eighteen dollars at $10.50. They're big snaps"
are these
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We arc constantly receiving new designs In solid
silverware made by the Gorlmm Manufacturing Company.
Come in and sec the latest.
nrrncMii ASD DorjJtu ,
Fine Trouserings
AT REDUCED PRICES.
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800 Odd Sample Lengths of
Imported and Domestic Trouserings -
Former prices from $10 down lo $6 now offered
At $8a0 to
A. Splendid Assortment come early and pick out
the choicest.
SUITS !
S$20.00 to $50.00 ,
Samples Mailed.
2O7 S. 18th St ,
