8 TITfc OMAHA DAILY BH1 ; THURSDAY , JUNE 22. 1893.
IIAYDENS1 WAISTS AND SUITS
The Greatest Sale of the Season on Waists
and Wash Suits.
S2.25 WASH SUITS FOR 98 C
Illgh ClRM Hllk nt Your Own Prlco In
Bilk Ucpnrtment China 811k * nt 30a
n Y rcl Hummer H lie of Ham
mer Clothing Thursday.
Thursday at 0 o'clock wo begin our
great clearing sale of silk waists , percale
waists and waists of every description.
Also all our wash suits and street cos
tumes at closing out prices.
They are in all colors and sizes. The
now light grounds with stripes and neat
figures.
Thcso must bo sold out nt once , as wo
cannot carry thorn ovor.
Ladles' pcrcalo waists , In blue , pink
nnd purple , rufllcd front , regular prlco
8fic , tomorrow only 40c.
Ladles'porcalo waists , in light and
dark colors , stylish made , which are
worth from 81.00 to 81.35 will go tomor
row at 7Cc.
SUITS.
Ladies' wash suits , regular prlco $2.25 ,
tomorrow at only OSc.
Ladles' percale street ooqtnmos. regu
lar prlco $2.50 , tomorrow only $1.00.
-Ladies' black sateen skirts , Doc , $1.00 ,
81.25 , $1.45 , $1.50 , $1.75 , $1.85.
CLEARING SALE OP SILKS.
Our semi-annual Inventory takes
place in August and wo deslro to ro
uuco or stock ot silks nt least ten thou
sand dollars In order to make room
for the largest and best $ toek of silks
that will bo brought to Omaha this
fall. For the next six weeks every
of silk or velvet in the house will
Elcco
o offered to the public at less than the
wholesale cost. Wo have only space for
a few items , but desire you to under
stand that prices are as low on every
thing in the stock as on the lines which
wo quote herewith :
Cheney Bros.1' .10-inch solid color
China Bilks. Thcso qualities are far
ubovo other grades in the market , and
moot with approval from all who are ac
quainted with values. In all the new
delicate and dark colors , only"75c a yard.
Shnntong pongee , 29o a yard.
22-inch plain China silks , 3Uc a yard
244nch plain Habutal silks , U5c a
yard.
21-inch colored faille dress silks that
have never been sold for less than $1.25 ,
wo place on sale at 75e ; all now desira1
bio colorings. > ,
Our assortment of black silk grona-
nlncs is well known to bo the largest in
the city , comprising the well Known
plain iron frame , batin stripes , small
basket weave and brocaded. Wo olTcr
the entire line nt the ridiculously low
price of lSc ) a yard , although there are
81.50 , $1.75 and $2.00 qualities in the lot.
Remember wo guarantee these to bo ab
I solutely every thread silk , and ortly 98c
a yard.
Changeable taffotta silks , 59c ; colored
bongalino silks , 50c ; double warp black
nnd white plaid and striped silks ,
40c yard ; black and white striped
satin mervollieux , worth 81.50 , at
70o ; black China silks at COc ,
75c , 85o and OSc , worth much more ;
black gros grain silks at 75c , 85c , OSc
and up.
Black taffeta silks at GOc and 75c a
yard.
Armuro royal black dress silks , worth
81.35 , at ! )8c. ) Now is the tlmo for you to
buy silk at you own prices. We advise
patrons out of town to send money by
mall. Orders promptly filled. Sending
for samples causes great delay and dis
appointment , as often the advertised
goods are sold before customers can b
heard from.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
In the clothing department wo arc
making it lively.1
MEN'S SUITS.
A $4.00 cheviot suit that is casilj
worth $0.50 , nnd borne sold early in the
season for $7.50. Summer weight and
summer colors.
A fine worsted , $10.00. They are In
plain and fancy weaves , sacks and
cutaways , nil sizes.
Fancy cassimoro , $7.50. Clothing
stores got $15.00 for these ; $12.00 is con-
Bldorcd a cut price. Our prlco for this
wcok onlv $7.0.
'BOYS' SUITS , $1.00.
Summer weights and our regular $1.50
nnd $2.00 garments , now $1.00.
At $2.50 wo give a nice , stylish , well
made suit. Wo have put the $3.00 , $3.50
and $4.00 sort in this lot.
MEN'S SUMMER COATS.
I
Wo have them for 25c , a neat , service
able garment.
Flannelette coats and vests for only
60o for both garments.
BOYS'"PANTS , 25C.
A good , serviceable , well made boys'
Biunmor punts for 25c. Clothing stores
got 50o for these. IIAYDEN BROS.
$400.00 lots $25.00 down ; sco page 7.
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AUCTION , FJUI3 CAItlMJTsi , AUCTION.
Bhlvorluk's CnrpetH On by Auction ,
Commencing Thursday , Juno 22 , at 10
a. m. , at Natitorium building , lUth anil
lloward , I will sell nil the carpets , rugs ,
etc. , saved from the great lire , over
10,000 yards of good carpets of all kinds ;
lots of good rugs , all more or less dam
aged , but yet very good. No limit or
reserve. Sale for two days , morning
and afternoon. Draperies and furniture
lutor. Now if you want carpets got there
early. , ROHCKT WKIJ.S , Auctioneer
Witter llrnti Hue July l't. .
Payable nt olllco , Boo building. 5 per
cent dlhcouut if paid on or before July
1st. Failure to receive bill will not en
title anyone to dltcount after July 1st.
Olllco open till 8 p. in. Wednesdays
and Saturdays till July 1st.
Raymond & Co. , gravel roofers. 1400
Farmuu.
8100.00 lots $25,00 down ; see page 7.
3 i\CUUMOMj KA&T
Yin the Wnl > uh ItnllroniL
No. 1 , For the Epworth league con
vontlon atClovoland , O , , Juno 2'J to July
2. The Wabash , in connection with the
Detroit and Cleveland Navigation com
pany , will nmko a rnto of $10 for the
round , trip from Chicago.
No. a. For the V. P. S. C. E. conven
tion at Montreal , July 5 to 0 , Only $18
from Chicago via the Wabash. In ml-
ilttlou to the regular stooping cars
elegant now tourjbt earn will bo attached
to thin train tit $ lGO per berth ,
Fou TICKETS , stooping berths or a
tourist-folder , giving list of.sldo trips ,
with cost of same , call at the Wnbabh
olllcos , 201 Clark ttrciit nnd Dearborn
station , Chicago ; 1502 Furnam street ,
Omaha , or write G. N. CLAYTON ,
N. W. P , Act. , OinKha , Nol
The Only Trnlii fur ht. I.ault
Which carries a dining car leaves Omahn
via the Burlington route nt U : 15 p. m ,
and reaches St , Louis early the next
afternoon , Through Blooper Omaha tc
Bt. Louis. City ticket olllco 1324 Far-
parn streot.
jiuimuiNL
Waih Goads Must Go Today. Prints
Will Bo 2 l'2o per Yard.
BES"T SCOTCH GINGHAMS 8 i-ac
60,000 Ynrili of Our Sptclnl I'urehaio of
Novelty Stttorn * nt Ilolow Mnnufiictiir *
cr * Coat Thene Are Uargnlnii thnt
You \Viuit nnil .lust When You
want them.
PRINTS , 25C.
1 case manchester prints go at ! ! } c per
yard. Limit 1 pattern to n customer.
GINGHAMS , 81C.
25 pieces of the best Scotch zephyr
ginghams , 25c and 30o values , 1 pattern
to n customer today at 8Ju per yard.
This lot Is in dark designs only.
NOVELTY WASH GOODS , 100.
2 cases of grcnablo novelties ( our
special pure.Sapo ) , retails ovorj where at
20o per yard ; no limit on them today
at lOc. See sho.v window. Ono house
in Chicago sold 1,500 , pieces of this cloth
In ono day nt 12jc per yard , exactly
what It cost them.
FRENCH SATEENS , 15C.
3 cases of French surah twill sateens ,
the most popular and durable wash fab
ric of the season , all now and beautiful
designs at 15c per yard ; they are a
grand bargain ; no limit on these ; you
can buy all you w\nt : of them.
MILAN HENRIETTA I9C.
Hero is an astonishing bargain. 3
cases of 32-inch milan honriottn , our
special buying ; this wash fabric always
sold heretofore at 35c ; no limit tomor
row at 19o per yard. This is undoubtedly
the best offer on wash fabrics ever made
in this country. ' The goods are simply
beautiful. All now , choice designs ,
manufactured for this year's trade. The
manufacturers cannot ralso money nt the
banks and must realize on their goods ,
hence these great sacrillces on the most
desirable wash fabrics of the season.
HENRIETTA NOVELTY , 25C.
32-inch henriotta novelty. This is n
cloth that wo have novei been nblo to
buy so that wo could sell it at loss than
40c , at 25e It is a wonderful bargain.
Don't fall to sco these goods.
EXPR D'AMERIQUE , 20C.
Expr d'Amoriquo is n novelty wash
fabric on the sateen order nnd is the
choicest goods of the kind in the market.
50c is the regular price , at 20c they are
a wonder.
COLORED BROCADE , 33JC.
Colored brocade wash goods ; this is
a C5o novelty at 33ic per yard ; you get
the best bargain wo ever offered. Don't
miss this sale , for it is n sale of the
choicest line of wash fabrics over
brought into the west. No old styles , no
old goods , nothing but the very best
qualities. Sco show windows.
N. B. FALCONER.
Kii.LiV , STIGIJU & CO.
Luilles" nongnln Oxfords This Week nt
Nearly One-Half Kcgulnr Price ( SI.CO
nnil 83.OO are VcVy Popnlur 1'rlrcs.
Ladies' dongola oxfords , hand-made ,
8 different styles in opera and New York
lasts , plain and patent leather trimmed ,
regular price $2.25 , $2.50 and 82.85 , any
style this sale at 81.50.
Ladies' line patent leather oxfords , kid
quarter , opera lasts , alwnjs sold at $2.85 ,
this wcok only SI.50.
Ladies' French dongola oxfords , in
opera and Now York lasts , kid and cloth
tops , 10 different styles , all at ono price ,
$2.00 , regular price $ . ' 1.23 and $3.50.
Ladies' dongola blucher oxfords vest
ing quarters , opera last , always sold at
83.75 , this wcok $2.00.
Ladies' patent leather oxfords , silk
vesting tops , patent trimmed , regular
price $4.75 , this wcok only $2.00.
P. S. Wo have just received another
largo invoice of ladles' russet and black
Juliets in opera and Philadelphia lusts.
KELLEY , STIGER & CO. ,
Cor. Farmun nnd 15th St.
8400.00 lots $25.00 down ; see page 7.
"ilBBAKY BUILDING.
Slow 1'rocroin In It * Construction mid
AYluit Cannot the Iirluy.
Slow progress is bomg mndo on the library
building on Ilnrney street. The delay is
charged to the sandstone quarryman in
South Dakota , Ono of the contractors on
the bulidliiR said thnt the quarry was situ
ated about four miles from the railroad nnd
tno wagon roads are reported to luivo been
heavy , maUinp transportation of the heavy
atones \\oll-iilth Impossible. From another
soutco it is learned that the quarryman will
not put on n force of men snfllciciit to got out
n supply that will Iteep work going on the
library building.
Sccrdtnry William S. Curtis was sccu at
his ofllco ycstcrduy afternoon and stated
that word dad been delayed on account ol
the inability of the stone contractor to do-
llvur material rapidly enough , but that
there Is now n good supply on hand , and that
work will bo pushed fioin now on.
PSlos of people have piles , but Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will euro thotn.
I'lro nnd I'ollco Coimnlolnncri.
Nothing was done at the mooting of the
Board of Flro nnd Police Commission yester
day afternoon on account of the absence ol
Mayor llcnils anil Commissioner Smith ,
Tlio principal matter for consideration is n
communication from the Courtland Beach
association asking for tire protection for its
property and ottering lo purchase ono of ttic
city's old tire engines. Tills ulll be taken ui
by the board when U moots today at & o'clock ,
The members of ttio board are In receipt
of copies of an elegant "OS-pago souvcnu
book from the Kansas City tire department ,
illustrated with portraits of leading mem-
liera and ox-members of that department ,
city ofllclala and the lending features of the
city on the Kaw.
Piles of people have pues , but Da Witt's
' " " ' IIuzcl Salvo will euro thom.
I'lra oi ) n I.lu Struuior.
DETROIT , Juno SI. The steam barge
Clarke caught on tire in Lake Huron oft Lex
ington today. A passing boat helped to ox
tingulsh the flames and lowed the vessel tc
Port Huron. There was no loss of Hfo ro
ported.
Piles of people nuvo pucs , out Do Witt's
Witch li&iul Salvo wlllcuro tUoai.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO
Big Three Days Wash Goadj Bale Thurs
day , Friday and Saturday.
WASH GOODS AT REMARKABLE PRICES
Don't I'nll to Secure Sumo ot the
AUoClcnrlnR Nnlo of Broken
lot * of Lnilicn' Ox
ford MIOCI.
Wo have gene through our stock of
summer cotton fabrics nnd taken out n
largo lot of goods which wo wish to oon-
vort Into cash nt onco. They nro nil do-
slrablo fabrics nnd Saturday night must
BCO every vnrd sold.
Lot 1. The balance of our 8c nnd lOc
outing cloths for wrappers , shirts ,
waists , etc. , go nt 3c.
Lot 2. All npron check ginghams , the
8lc qunllty , go for fie.
Lot 3. ; i,000 , ynrds of printed pongee
cloths in good colorings. n2-inch goods ,
go nt Oc , usual retail price 15c.
Lot 4. 60,000 yards of wide ginghams ,
awns , mulls , lace stripes , organdies ,
tc. , goods worth all the way from Uoc to
oc , till bunched together at 12Jc. Don't
nibs this bargain if you wan't ' n suminor
TCSS , See them on bargain counter ,
iialii nislc.
Lot fi. GO pieces of silk striped ging-
mins , fancy mulls , printed batistes , etc. ,
? oods thnt luivo been sold for 4W ( , 4oc
mil GOc , go for 23c. See them nt white
; oods nnd gingham counters.
CORSETS , UNDERWEAR.
Ladles' fine muslin drawers , trimmed
ith line cambric ruflles or embroidery ,
2oc , well worth 40c.
Another lot of drawers , nicely
rimmed and of a very line muslin , that
ire worth 75c , for this bale 50c.
Ono. lot of ladies' gowns , well worth
1.2.for this sale 87c.
A choice lot of corset covers worth up
o $1.2T > , go at ( Me.
Big drive on summer corsets , 47c.
A very line suminor cors > et , such as
'ou pay $1.00 for , goes for 75c. A fast
ilack summer corset Sl.lfi.
Ladies' jprboy ribbed drawers 2oc.
allies' ilno summer vests that are
vorth Ifio , for ! ) o. Ladies' line vests with
crochet neck , that are worth 2jc , for 15c.
Ladies' lisle thread Egyptian vests , 3. > c ,
J for $1.00.
UMBRELLAS , PARASOLS ,
These l)0c ) gloria silk gold hnn-
lled bun umbrellas beat anything
over seen ; equal to a $2.00 quality.
Wo got thom cheap ; all there was
) f them Our customers' got the
) onolit. Sec thom. second floor. Wo
ivill close out a line of changeable silk
and satin parasols at $1.47. They are
worth much more.
Thursday , Friday and Saturday , a
clearing out sale of odd sizes of ladies'
oxford shoes at greatly reduced prices.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO.
$400.00 lots $2.5.00 down ; sco page 7.
Compare the insignificant cost of a
Kimball anti-rheumatic ring with any
other remedy you may try for rhoumn-
; it-m. Rings $2.00 and euro guaranteed
or money refunded. B. W. Schneider ,
Oil Now York Life building.
A Vostlbitlocl nnd Gtis-I.touted Train for
Denver.
Leaves Omaha via the Burlington
route daily at 4:50 : p.m. .
Past time and aperfect service of
sleeping , dining , smoking and ( free ) re
clining chair cars.
One-way rate , $12.50 ; round trip ,
$20.00.
City ticket office , 1324 Farnam street.
Police \Vlil.itlos.
George King , an 18-.vear-old.ncwsboy , tried
to explain to Judge Bcrka why ho got mixed
up in a light Tuesday. The young man
cried like a buby while no was tolling his
story to the court , and as his offense wasn't
very serious the Judge told him to go.
Two of the toughest looking mugs scon in
police court for a long time fuccd the judge
yesterday morning. After looking the outllt
over his honor remarked that they wore too
dirty to stay in town and gave them thirty
minutes to got over the bridge.
County Attorney Sabiu of Gage county Is
In the city looking up evidence against
Joe Taylor , the negro who assaulted his
step-daughter , Laur.i Davis. Mr. Sabin is
satisfied that ho can convict Taylor and will
iile a complaint at once.
The notorious Ed Tuttle was in police
court again .vcstordny to explain a row ho
raised on a Hnnscom park motor car Tuesday
evening. Tuttle was drunk and abused the
conductor nnd every ono on the car. Ho will
have a trial to < lny.
Yesterday morning Judge Bcrka suspended
the sentence in the case of Chailes Smith ,
who was one of the gamblers implicated in
the deal to swindle Shcpard the other day.
Smith is a vary sick man and has been tak
ing treatment at ono of the hospitals for
some time.
"Did you over work ? " asked the police
judge yesterday of a tough looking speci
men of humanity. % 'I swoop chimneys , your
honor , " replied the prisoner , who appeared
to bo very anxious to bo sot at liberty. "Yes ,
you do , " chimed in Detective Savage , "hut
you pay more attention to locating houses
for your pals to rob. " "That settles it , " said
the court. "I'll just give you ten days' work
on the streets , " and Uay was turned out with
the street gang.
Piles of people liavo piles , out DoWitt'a
wltchhazcl salvo mil euro them.
When I.iuvyora Disagree ,
There is a pretty battle among lawyers
going on in the United States court. The
case now on for hearing is that of J. M.
Woolworth against the Western Union Tele
graph company for the sum of f lii.OOO , duo
for services us attorney in the well known
case of the United States against the tola-
graph company tried several ycaisngo and
carried up to the supreme court.
In the present case the principal question
to bo decided is the real value of Mr. Wool-
worth's services rendered to the defendant
in the case. It is admitted that ho served
the company , but n dispute uroso ever the
amount to bo paid for his services. Mr.
Charles Green is assisting Mr. Woolworth in
the nmmiKeniont of the case nnd Henry
Kstabrook is tlio attorney for the dofonsc.
Most of the witnesses are lawyers and
stenographers \\lio had something to do
with the case In which Mr. Woolworth ap
peared for the defendant company , or wlio
know something about tlio amount of work-
hod Id for tlio defendant , As the case pro
gresses there are many keen thrusts and
sharp turns made by the attorneys on both
sides of the case.
Gold Coming Itnclc ,
NEW YORK , Juno 2U Owing to the low
rates of sterling exchange the llrst importa
tion of gold for some tlmo will leave South
ampton for this port tomorrow. It will
amount to $500,000. It is reported f 1,000,000 ,
more has been oidorod.
FALCONE ! UNLOADING
WaSsta and Jno1mtar-$1.03 Waists Qo at
73o-All N&w , Ohoica Goods.
S5.00 JACKETS'- TODAY S2.50
All Our 81.SO , 1100 , 81.Iff , 81.83 anil
81.00 ImlUv Tilnen Waists Tndny
81..in Our Rntlrn .Stock ot I.nillcs'
Iston Suit * itodiiceil In prlco
FOR TODAY'S ' SALE.
READY MADE SUITS , $3.50.
All our $3.00 Eton suits mtulo in ,
blnzor style todtiy S3.GO Why nmko
your own dresses or liiro thorn inndo
when you can buy thorn already made ?
Fit guaranteed at the following prices :
ETON SUITS , $5.00.
All our ladles' ready made extra suits
that have been selling at S7.50 to
day $3.00.
All our $10.00 suits $0.60.
All our $15.00 suits $11.00.
All our $18.00 suits $12.75.
All our $25.00 suits $15.00.
JACKETS AT $2.50.
All our $5.00 jackets $2.50.
'All our $7.50 jackets $4.00.
All our $10.00 jackets today $5.00.
All our children reefers , sizes 2 , 3 and
4 , regularly sold at $3.251.00 and $5.00 ,
in one grand lot at $2.00 each.
LADIES' WAISTS , 73C.
All our $1.00 India linen waists to
day 7tT. ! (
'
LADIES' WAISTS AT $1.00.
All our $1.15 , $1.25 , $1.35 and $1.40 ,
today $1.00.
LADIES' ' WAISTS , $1.35.
All our $1.50 , $1.GO , $1.75 , $1.85 and
81.00 waists Thursday , $1.35 each.
These are our 2d floor bargains.
In silks , dress goods , white goods the
bargains are equally good. Wo are un
loading.
N. B. FALCONER.
CHICAGO'S COLOSSAL SHOW.
1'ostmnnter Clnrkson Itotnrns Somoivhat
Il'irnpturcil with tlio World's Fair.
Postmaster Clarhson has returned from
the World's fair. Ho is very enthusiastic
over the great exposition nnd says that any
body who will visit the fair and complain
about the facilities for sight seeing , trans
portation to ami from the grounds or the
charges made by hotels must either bo n
crank or a poverty stricken pessimist who
has nothing at homo.
"Tho magnificence of the whole affair nnd
the superb system by which It is regulated
and managed arc matters of the most pro
found astonishment. Ono thing in particular
struck mo ns bcinf * wonderful aim gratifying
to English speaking people , " said the post
master. "It was the fact that everybody
about the exhibits talked English. Exhib
itors from all parts of the civilized world are
there and when you step up to make inquiry
about the wares , thinking perhaps that
the foreigners who have charge of them
will "scarcely bo able to maico out what
you say to them , you will bo xlelightcd to
Had that they \can speak English quite as
well as the average American and seine of
them a good deal better. 1 asked a little
Japanese girl how she learned to speak Eng
lish and she said in a mission school in her
native land. There Is only ono t'.ing that I
found to bo somewhat disagreeable in the
fair nnd that was the magnitude of the
thing. It is too large for any mortal man to
take in , but aside from that there can bo no
question about this being the greatest event
of the kind that this or perhaps any other
country ever saw. "
Speaking of the ruling prices for accommo
dations nnd for meals and transportation
Major Clarkson said : "There is absolutely
no foundation for complaint about extortion
ate rates nnd charges. The Illinois Central
railroad has the most admirable- and expedi
tious muthod'of transporting the people Iroin
the city to the fair grounds nnd the fare is
only 10 cents. Inside the grounds you can
got a meal all the way from 25 cents to $2 ,
Just ns you and your pocketbook feel in
clined about the matter. The crowd is
the most orderly and good naturcd that I
have ever seen. 1 was on the grounds ono
day when there 200,000 people present and
yet nobody was croivdcd. The grounds are so
largo that there is no danger of being incon
venienced by a crush.1'
Piles of people have piles , out Do Witt s
WUohHv
PBISONKKS REBEL.
County Jullcr's Chargea Jlcfuso to Eat of
Spoiled Mont.
The prisoners in the county Jail struck at
noon yesterday , but there wns no walk-out.
Tlio cause of the rebellion was the serving
of a lot of spoiled meat for dinner ,
and tlio strike wns on as soon as
tlio foul stuft was taken Into the corridors.
The situation wns called to the attention oJ
Sheriff Dennett , who examined the meat
nnd immediately pronounced it unfit to eat.
Ho told tlio men that it was not his Intention
to have them oat meat that was not suitable
for the table , nnd at once ordered another
dinner prepared for all the prisoners In the
jail.It
It Is stated that considerable difficulty has
been oxporlenced of into In the sarno manner.
The meat for tlio Jail Is supplied by a
local market , and several of the deliveries
have boon wholly unlit for use. On a num
ber of occasions the meat lias been sent
back , nnd one day last wee' : it was necessary
to Bend it back twice , as the
second lot that WAS sent wns worse ,
if anything , than tbo llrst. Doth the
Jailer nnd the sheriff have intercepted de
liveries , but to Jay ; the innrkutnmn run the
Kuuntlbt successfully and the meat wns in
the pot without Having passed inspection.
On former occasions the cook has interfered
and caused u change , but it wont through
this tlmo and was sent Into the corridors ,
where it came near causing the asphyxia-
tlon of so mo of the men who came in close
contact 'vlth it.
Tlio trouble was short lived , ns the action
uf tno sheriff in condemning the obnoxious
meat nnd ordorlng-a now lot was perfectly
satisfactory to what had for a few minutes
promised to develop Into a savage lot of inal
contents.
Piles of people nave jnics , but Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will cure tuctn.
Kuttces of five llntt or leu under tnlt head , fifty
ctnlt ; each ( Kid It ( omit Hue ten cent * .
s ilVil-Juno SO. " at the residence
of tlio lirldu's mother , 2430 Hurnoy street
Kov. T. J. Muukuy oIllclatliiK , Mr.V. . B
Hones uiid Mrs. Mury U. llulglu , both of this
city.
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Used iu Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard.
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PUREHISKEY
FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO FUSEL OIL
Tlilfti * ii your nnil tlio aonnon of the yoir
prolnlly wlicii people nccit to lie cnrcful.
Thorn H Ulncnno III the air nnit there Is morn
or It coming Iroin uhrotit nil lint wcnthor
ippronclic * . Mulnrla Is ooiiMitutly ( irotit *
nut , Riiinmor < | | * CHBOS nrn lininlnnnt null
holnrn l expected. To keep thn blooil pure
il'l clrciiliitlni : , to n\olil innlnrin nml | irc-
orvn tlio lioultli , ntrotiRtli nnit produce
inpplncM , there l < untiling ecitml to Dully' *
I'uro .Malt Whiskey. Insist upon your ilriic-
Clnt nr grocer liming It for you ami < ln
lot bo pcrauadoil to tnko niiy other. Soml
for Illtifttrntcil pumphlot to HUITY MALT
wmsKiv : co. . itocinsTiit. : N. Y.
DR. SCHENCK'S
Mandrake Pills have a value as n house-
lold remedy far beyond the power of htn-
ruago to describe. The family can
inrdly bo true to itself that does not
( cop thorn on hand for use in emergen
cies.
[ s the only vegetable substitute for that
dangerous mineral , MEUCUIIY , nnd
while Its action as a curative is fully
equal , it possesses none of the perilous
otlects.
In Constipation , Mandrnko acts upon
the bowels without disposing them to
subsequent Costlvone&s.
No remedy acts so directly on the
liver , nothing so speedily cures Sick
Headache , Sour Stom-
nch , and Biliousness as
these
For Sulo by all Drujjslsts. 1'rlco 25 cK per
box ; 3 boxes for 03eta. ; or sent by miill. post-
use free , ou receipt of price. lr. J. II.
HchuncK & Sun , Philadelphia.
Said the
to himself , "If the _
moon I could get , fr
wheneverI'm , dry
my throat I could
wet ; The inoon is a
quarter withaquar-
Tcr ! hear ; you can
purchase five gallous -
lous of
Hires'
Root Beer. "
A Delicious , Temper
ance , Thirst-quenching ; ,
Health-diving Drink.
Good for any time ol year.
A 250. package makes 5 gallons. Be sure and
get limns' .
[ TRACK MARS < 1I1TRRED.J
INDAPO
TllKGItFiT
HINDOO REMEDY
HIOUVCES THE 1IUHE
lli : ILTH ! In 80 I AV8. Cured i
Nervous lllccates , Knllln Meuiory ,
' arcs. Slpcnletsn ? * * , ,
itc. . and quickly l > ut purely rtnurt-a I. out Mlalllr
> M oryounir. Kaally cnrrfeil In vest pocket. I'rfca
tl.OO n imcltUBf. Sir for * r..OO wllli n written gunr-
kntce tociire or ittotu'jr rcfurdvO. llun't Irt any ui.
ITlncItik'cl clnwln Fell ) ou any ktmltif Imitation. In
lUt or. having 1M > A1O none other. If ho has no *
got It , o will tend It by mall ujion receipt of nrlci ,
Prmnlilct In poalril cmflone fno. Aililntifi llrlcntiC
ilcdiuil Co. , fifl rljmoiilhl'luriChUoito , 111 ,
SOLD by Kulin & Co. , Cor , ijth and Douglas Sis. ,
and J. A. Fuller & Co. , Cor. ijth and Douglas
Sts. , OMAHA , NEU.i by Paul G. Schneider , 511
Broadway and 6 Pearl St. , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
IOWA , and other I.endinc Drucglsts. *
j World-wide ,
means world-tried.
8 The high reputation
A and enormous sale of
° ' °
Beecham's
Worth \ T > * < 1
( aaGDu0r ) Pills
( Tasteless )
reflect the wisdom of
two generations.
35 cents n box.
YOUNG MEN
Roiitl thin from Jnroil inripxon , Ixiwronce.O. :
"I inn At ; sintered for yjiirs from results of
youthful nrrorB. I usoa flvo boxes Nerve
lloans tincl uni complotol/curud. My nurvea
nro now strong , unu I tlo not Htitlor uny muro
from slooplcsBiicsii ; my fildu Is bright ; nppu-
tlto eood ; gained 1 ! " > llH. " (1 box , onouzli for
twowoons. All ( InuBlsts , or by mall , Nerve
UounCo. , DuUiiln. N. V ,
Full
Toctli cxtractcil In niornliiir
Kuw ones iiiHurtutlafturnoor
saino clay. 1'erJcct lit iruar'
aiittcd ,
: irrt J'lttnr ,
I'nxtoii Jiloolc ,
/ ? ir/ni/ii Hfroof.
Elevator on 10th Street , Telephone * 1085.
UKINOTHIS WITH YOU.
DR.
MCCREW
U the only
SPECIALIST
VOID TBKAT8 ALL
PRIVATE DISEASES
and DEBILITIES of
MEN ONLY.
Women Excluded.
18 yours experience.
Circulars free.
1 lib nnd Farnam Bta. ,
OIUUA. NED.
IlLllfUIJUAnd all the train ut
KV1LS. WKAKNfcbSKH. UK 111 I.I TV , BTG , tb t oc-
iou UIIICKI.Y and I'f.USIA
. . _ CUItKU. KuirbTllK.SOTH and tone
given to orerr l' . ! . . ' . ? ? ° .djr I will lend co
.
- pre.crlp
curolr packed ) MIBB to nr PuBerer the
tlon lliat cured me ol luina troubltn. Addreii , M
A. IJUAULISY , IUTZLS CUKK UICH.
You
Hit the Bull's
Every tlmo
When you use
Eveiy bright housekeeper wants it.
All bright grocers keep it.
gmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm
| ARE YOU A PREACHER ?
2i Did you get up In your pulpit tiiid tell the members of
g * your congregation thnt "there's n Ituul that Is hotter than
< | this ? " Did som-j of tha members look skcptlenl , nnd went-
f H a "whuwl I-doii't-bsUuvu-it-if-yoii > ilo-sny-so" sort of n
_ look when you told 'cm ?
Did you tell your depositors thnt "a run on a bank" wns
apt to make a man hot , and the only thing to do was to
keep cool , no matter what happened it was more "In-
tcrcsfing ?
Docs it make yon "warm under the collar" to sec an Ice
wagon leaving great big chunks of fro/.cn river at a man's
house , when lie hasn't paid you for the coal that kept him
from freezing last winter ?
Preacher , Banker , Coal man , Lawyer , Doctor , Traveling
man , Laboring man , or any other man ? Do you want to
look well in warm weather ? Did it ever strike you that
the man that looked most comfortable looked best these
" " " " "
days ?
That the man with a thin coat , russet shoes , negligee
shirt , straw hat , and as few other things on as possible ,
looked much better than the "dressed up" fellow ? Did it
strike you that there's no place like ours to get these
things at moderate prices ?
That our straw hats at a quarter are exactly the same
sort of hats that our neighbors get fifty cents for ? Did it
strike you that the black alpaca coats that we sell for
seventy-five cents are usually a dollar and a quarter ?
that we're opening thin coats , and coats and vests , this
week , by the thousands ? That we carry any and all
kinds alpacas mohairs serges brilliantines flannels
cords drap d'etes blacks and colors ; regular extra
nnd "long" sixes ? Thnt a dollar here is a dollar-iia-haf
anywhere else ?
iuuuu iu uumuuumum umuu ? *
CLEAR nnd sparkling beauty of cut glass has n
THE pleasing effect on the average dinner table.
The new and exclusive designs we have just received
are now ready for your inspection.
DELIGHT
YOUR
FRIENDS
WITH
A
PHOTOGRAPH
MADE
BIGH3W5 PDMU.'U '
AT POPULAR PRICE ! ,
OMAHA.
An all Ready to Put on Shirt !
MARK.
Made In all SUovo Lengths From
30 to 35 ,
H yon have heeded the Correct Pointer ! we
hue heretofore been ciring you , you ate al
teady wearing thetethirts and ate thui daily
verilylne our statements. Tliere It the belt
tervice and the mott perfect fit in these shirts
ever told. Satisfaction absolutely
*
CLUETT , COOK & C .
lew York Hospital
TREATMENT.
For all
Cliroaic , Nervous ,
, Private and
Special Diseases.
MEN AND WOMEN ,
I'ltCli Callonor udlrc3d
Dll SEYMOUR
DOUGLAS BLOCK , - OMAHA , NEB
Opposite. U iydon Itroi
STRENGTH , VITALITY , MANHOOD
W. II.r\ItKKIl , M. INo.4 llulflncrjlt. *
UI-KTOJI , UiK . , chfconmlllny ptit/ileian of IM
I'KAIIOnYMIiim/AhlNaTITUTK.lottkr.
ni nuitilcd tlio ooLi ) UMIAI. liy tlio NATION * !
MxuiCAl.AsrjociATl < iNfui luuI'ltlZKKHHAYon
KthaviHJ yita/itv , AlroplylJftrnHii and /'Ayifcal
l > clillltif , D'l ' all Jtna.4 nuil Wiakntn of iltn-
the younff , the inlildtt-aytd and clJ
; Coneututlon In pcrion nr by letter.
I'roipectui.wltu tcitlmoultli , VltKK.
f.nrKO Look. B01KNCK OF 1,1 FK , OK SlfLlff
1'UKSKKVATIOK , 000 pp. . 1J4 lnt lu bl fftf
icrlpUona. ( all uUI. only ftlAC Ur null * MMJ
