8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , NOVEMBER 18 , 1893.
FALCONER'S ' SATURDAY SALE
Books Will Be One 6f thn Leaders To3ay
Doa't ' Miss Seeing Them ,
CLOTH CAf'ES HALF PRICE
toilnyVo Will Cut the Prices
In Two nn Hvrrjr Cloth Capo In Our
IMdKnlllrrnt Slock 812 Cnpci Will
lie 80-Cnpcs That Solil nt SIR
WILL BE $7.50. READ BELOW.
' iWo box stationery will bo sold nt lOc
jicr box.
25o books for I5c.
7oc books for .10c.
Children's ' 75c book * for 4M.
Barriers liui ned Away , by E. P. Roe ,
National Law in the Splrlluiil , by
Drummond. 48c.
.limVedders' Wife , by Amelia Barr ,
4 ° c each.
The Stories of Three Burglars , by
Frank R. Stockton , etc. , etc. , nil in line
cloth binding. Handy volume edition ,
positively wortli 7oc per volume , today
; 48c each.
A fine assortment of board juvcnlls ,
plain und colored illvstrations , from lOo
per volume up.
Revised edition of .Episcopal Prayer
nnd Hymnals , $1.00 per sot up.
Oxford bibles in nit grades nnd sizes.
All the Into magazines always in stock.
"We are prepared to satisfy the most
fastidious "book worm. "
It will pay you to lay In your supply
of books now , the prices will not bo as
low tu/nin this year.
EXTRA SPECIAL.
Wo find we have thousands of dollars
tied up in ladies' cloth capes , today
we will endeavor to unload by offering
any cloth capo in our stock nt COc on the
dollar.
CAPES AT $0.00.
All our $10.7. ) and $12.00 for $0.00.
CAPES AT $7.50.
All our $15.00 cloth capos , $7.50.
I
CAPES , $10.00.
All our ladies820.01) , ) empire cloth
cnpcs for $10.00.
CAPES , $15.00.
All our ladies' plush and velvet capes ,
worth $ .10.00 , for $15.00.
CAPES , $25.00.
All Qiir Indlos' $ -15.00 and $50.00 im
ported pattern capos , no two alike , for
$25.00.
CAPES , $35.00.
All GUI' $00.00 , $05.00 and $75.00 im
ported pattern capes , $35.00.
CAPES , $19.00.
All our $77.50 , $85.00 and $90.00 im
ported pattern capos , $49.00.
IjThis is the deepest cut wo have ever
made on seasonable goods , at the above
prices wo ought to &oll every cape in our
block today.
SPECIAL , SATURDAY NIGHT.
7tO : : till 9:110. :
Saturday night after 7UO : o'clock the
following extras will bo placed on our
counters.
DRESS PATTERNS $2.93.
300 rich novelty dress robes
bought by our Now York agent
nt half price will bo sold nt loss than
f
half price. Every pattern is worth
$7.00 or more ; for the two hours men
tioned wo will sell them at $2.98 per
robo. These are the finest lot of dress
patterns wo have over shown.
Wo will also sell
MEN'S ' TIES AT IOC.
Hundreds of thousands of men's silk
tics , every tie wortli 25c or more. Take
all you want of them Saturday night
for lOc each.
lOc now ties will be sold for 19c each.
$1.00 and $1.25'tlcs for 48c each.
Ladies' 50c drawers for 2'ic.
A lot of odds and ends in woolen un-
donvoar , worth up to $1.00 per garment ,
all go at 25q.
Bo sure and attend this sale : ourpriccs
cannot bo duplicated.
N n. FALCONER.
Hlnro Altr.ictlvo Tlian Kvor.
It is a plain fact that the inducements
liold out by tlio Stearns fruit Land com
pany , for homos and incomes in that de
lightful Washington country , are moro
attractive than ever , today while these
northern blasts scar the brick walls nnd
the coal man hugs himself within the
elaborate olllco which denotes his pros
perity.
Many people will wish nt least to go
out on that excursion on next Monday
afternoon.
"Simsliliui , 1'riilt und I'lowora , "
The Midwinter International exposi
tion wilt bo held in San 1'Yanclaco , be
ginning on January 1 , 1801 , and continu
ing six months. '
Tlio ellmntlo feature , the commercial
situation of San Francisco , the fact that
the city IH the natural distributor of the
products of the greatest agricultural
btnto in the union , the character of itc
uurronndhig population , engaged in pur-
BiiltH moro dlvorbillcd tlinn those of any
other bcction of the United States or the
world , embracing mining , cattle raising ,
fanay stock breeding , wool growing ,
manufacturing , agriculture in all its
branches , and Hailing , ought to insure a
gront biiccoss for this enterprise.
Greatly reduced rates to all California
points und to Portland , Oro. , via tlio
Union Puoitlc. For full partioulurs re
garding rates call on or address any
ticket agent , or II. P. Douel , 1302 Fnr-
imin street , Omaha , Nob. E. L. Loraax ,
General passenger and ticket agent ,
Oinului , Neb ,
ciicup iiiiti' to Ciiiiiurnii.
Tlio Union PaoJITo is olTorlnc greatly
reduced round trip rates to all California
points nnd Portland. Oregon , this year.
For full particular inquire of your
nearest ticket agent , or address
H. P. Dpuik. : 1302 Furnnm street ,
Omaha , Nob. , or E. L. LOMAX , Gon'I '
PUSH , aud Ticket Agent , Omaha , Nob.
llUhop Vliiltleii at Trinity.
Blsuop Walden will preach at the Trinity
Metbodlst Episcopal.church ( Kountie 1'lace )
next Sunday morning , and on the following
Sunday Hlsnop Newman will preach la tue
tlio mmg pltct ,
\
IIAYDENS1 UNDERWEAR SALE
Wo ere Now Unloading Underwear Bo on
Hand Saturday ,
$1,25 SHIRTS AND DRAWERS , 69C
Drew ( loiiild nt 37o llmt Always Sold fnr
BOc nnd ( JOc Illgf Drive In Aloit' * Unit
* (93.00 ( l.nlo Style l crl > y Hut ,
81 1 Saturday.
We arc now unloading underwear. Bo
on hand today. You will BOO inoro
bargains today nt our underwear
outliers than all other stores put to
other. Our immense purchase lately
nits us tii u position to make things
' .voly . today.
1 case of gent's camels hair shirts and
rnwcrs , worth C5e , to bo closed at 33o
ach.
Gent's heavy wool underwear , shirt
. .ml drawers , liUo , worth 75c.
See our special table of gent's under-
iveur todav. You can buy anything
'n ' it for OUc. shirts or drawers. You
ill nibs it if you do not attend this
pcoial sale. Nothing like It this toabou.
Cent's $1.00 cardigan jackets for 5Uo
inch.
Gent's ' natural grey merino i hose loc ,
vorth 2. > e.
Gout's heavy wool sox Oc1. , worth 20e.
Ladies' citslimcro hose lo ! ) , worth ICic.
Children's underwear less than } price
oduy.
Ladles' night gowns 39c , worth 75c.
100 do7.cn ladles' corsets. all sizes ,
forth 7"o > per pair , go at U. ' > o.
Cunt's Jersey knit overshirts COc , 7iJc
ml $1.00 , worth double.
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS DE-
'ART.MENT.
Big bargains for Saturday.
Now novelties.
We offer on Saturday a liandsomo
hread cabinet containing 4 spools of
Clark's ' best thread , 2 thimbles and a
: ) ineushion for 2r > c , the repulur price
joing itfc : with each cabinet wo give a
Oc fashion review , making J5c worth
'or ' 2Ti .
12Jc buys your choice of all silk lies
"
vorth lioe"
COo cloth brushes for 2oc.
lOo dust brushes for 2oc.
30c hair brushes for 2oc.
! > 0c bath brushed for 2jc.
2oc handkerchiefs for loc.
All colon * crochet silk lc. ! )
Job lot oilcloth aprons lOc up.
Don't miss the fancy goods department
in Saturday.
40 pkgs hair pins for fie.
DRESS GOODS.
2oO pieces to boleet from. These goods
tvo have in all shades , in plain , stripes
and plaids , all now goods , this fall's ' pur
chase , 30 inches wide , and are worth
om . ' )3c ) to 50c , now only 12io.
Hero Is a choice plum. These goods
ire all wool , 30 inches \vido , extra heavy ,
lomothing warm and neat for a street
dress. These goods are cheap at 50o
ind GJC.
Kemembor nil wool and only 27c.
Those are in our center aisle and area
fine all wool ladles' cloth , 54 inches wide ,
a choice line of shades and always Bell at
75e and 800. Wednesday 39c.
How floes this suit you for a light
weight broadcloth , strictly all wool , 54
inches wide , any shade. These goods
are cheap at $1.00. For this week , COc.
This is a hummer and cheap at 75c ,
and is in the shape of a 54-inch cloaking ,
just what you want for the little ones ,
only37c.
Wo have just received a now invoice
of 4U-inch henriottas , all the leamnir
shades. These goods are warranted all
wool and are cheap at 41.00. In this
sale only 03c.
MEN'S , BOY'S , AND CHILDREN'S '
HATS AND CAPS.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
Men's duck coats reversible rubber
lined $2.25 , worth $4.50.
Boy's winter turbans 20c , worth 5Cc.
Men's soft hats 50c , worth $1.50.
Boy's crusher 40c , worth 7ne.
Men's line fur fedora in black and
brown SI. 15 , worth $2.50 to S3.00.
Men's line fur derby in all the leading
shapes $1.15 , worth $2.50 to $3.00.
Men's genuine Scotch capa 2-jc , worth
75c. '
Boy's fancy turbans lOc , worth OOc.
Men's flue fur crushers 75c , worth
$1.50.
Men's heavy winter caps 50c , worth
$1.00.
The largest line of children's fancy
caps and turbans for winter wear , OOc.
Men's line fur soft hats in different
styles , $1,15 , none worth less than $2.50
to $3.00.
Boys' Fedora , in blue and brown , 50c ,
worth $1.00.
Boys' plush turbans and caps , 50c ,
worth $1.00.
Men's genuine seal turban , $5.00 , hat
ters' price $10.00.
Cull and ECO our block of hats and
caps , as wo carry the largest stock in
the city and prices one-half less than
any other house. HAYDEN BROS.
Remember tlio turkey dinner Satur
day in the N. Y. Life Bldg. for the W.
C. A. .
Mr. Walker Whitesldo , the tragedian ,
will next week inako his appeal to thobottei
class of Omahn tlieiiter-goers. That ho will
bo a revelation there c.m scarcely bo the
shadow of a doubt. On Sunday evening Mr ,
Whltcside opens his engagement at the
Boyd In "Hnmlot , " closing on Tuesday even *
Ing in "Othello. " The sale opeus today.
"Silver King" to '
comes Boyd's Thursdaj
next for a four nights engagement
Carl Harrison , under whoso direction the
play Is staged , was the original Witfroi
Denver In Omaha , nnd the company nuin
bers among its members several of tlia
noted cast of ten years ago ,
"Tho White Slave" will bo the attractioi
i nt Hoyd's \Vedncsduy evening next. In this
play Campbell's master hand ana the Irene
of Ills mind is shown in every scone. The
play Is based upon the Injustice of slavery
and man's Inhumanity to man.
"Oh , What a Nlglit"slnco last hero , has
been renovated , remodeled , replenished am
refurnished with Hie latest and brlghtcs
BODRB and dances , fair dancers and novo
features. "Oh , What a Night" is not a one
part or star piece , but gives full scope fo
the display of Charles I/nler's versatility
nnd clover talents , white the other characters
tors m the cast nro prominent , and will bo
interpreted by fourteen pretty girls nni
funny fellows. This company begins a four
night engagement nt the Fifteenth Street
theater tomorrow afternoon.
The Past Two Days Have Astounded the
Oloak Bnjois.
98C FOR S7.50 AND S9.00 GARMENTS
,
Clnm Stjriuli UnrnicnU Worth 816.0O
and 818.00 for 87.flOVoriU Won't Sell
Uoodi , neuron ilo thb Uunlnons
JllfiT Cut In Millinery.
LADIES' CLOAKS.
Big lot Indies' winter cloaks worth $5.00 ,
$7.50 and $9.00 , your choice of entire lot
at 98c.
350 indies' winter clonks worth $7.50 ,
$9.00 up to $12.00 , your choice of entire
lot nt $1.50 , $2.00 or $3.00.
Splendid line of ladles' novelty gar
ments in exquisite styles and lower
prices than ever made before.
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS.
Immense bargains in children's winter
clonka.
100 children's winter cloaks worth
$3.50 to $7.00 , your choice nt $1.50.
150 children's winter cloaks worth $5.00
up lo $7.50 , your choice at $2.50.
Endless variety hi children'.1 * , infants'
nnd Indies' made up garments will bo
sold at less than one-half actual cost.
MILLINERY.
We are beginning to unload our 1m-
mcnso line of millinery. Choice of a ,
largo line of trimmed hats worth from
$4.00 to $5.00. All late styles and nicely
trimmed , only $1.08.
Pattern hats , worth $8.00 and $10.00.
Latest styles of high class goods.
In tills sale nt only $4.00. '
MEAT AND LARDS AWAY DOWN.
Strictly sugar cured No. 1 hams Hie ,
every pound of them guaranteed ; picnic
tains , lOc ; boneless ham , 12c ; cooked
mm , lOc ; spare ribs , 7Je ; link sausage ,
Oc ! finest rolled corned beef , 7Jc ; pinto
> ccf , 5o ; pigs font , 5c ; tripe , uc : cooked
jot-nod beef , lOc ; bologna , 5c ; salt pork ,
Ijc ; bacon , 13c ; dticd beef , lOc. In
art ! wo are making homo startling
irices and wo can give you any brand
on want. 3 pound pails of best lard ,
180 ; 0 pound pails , 03c ; 10 pound pails ,
' 2.33. In compound wo will make . ' !
loiind pails , 33c ; 5 pound palls , 53o ; 10
ound pniis , 93c.
Rend our prices oncottolino.
3 pound pails , 2So ; 5 ppund pails for
45c.
BUTTER.
We are cutting prices on butter.
Country butter , loc , 17c , lOo nnd 21c ; '
jreatnery , 23c , 25c and 27c. You can
eomo to Hayden's and will always lind
Mic best butter at the lowest prices.
CRACKERS.
Our cracker department is cutting
prices.
Best bodn crackers made for 5c per
lound ; also oyster crackers 5c , ginger
naps , frosted creams , lemon creams and
nixed caokies 7jc , and all other cakes
and crackers at lowest prices.
CHEESE.
Cheese is higher everwhero but at
laydon's.
Wisconsin full cream cheese lOc and
2k.
2k.Brick
Brick cheese 12jc. 14c nnd ICc.
Limborgor cheese 15c , Swiss cheese
i2jc , 14candlGc , Noufchatolocperpkg. ,
line apple cheese COc each , Fromago do
Brie , hand cheese , lap bago and all
other kinds at lowest prices.
PRESERVES , APPLE BUTTER
AND MINCE MEAT.
Jolly 5c per pound , any kind yon want.
Apple butter 7c { , mince meat 7 c , rasp-
jerries , strawberries , apricot , peach and
: > lum preserves all 12Jo. Cranberries
7o per quart. You will save money by
buying your fruits , nuts , dates , figs , etc.
at headquarters , and don't forget our
oyster and fish department.
IIA YD EN BROS. ,
Lenders in everything.
Dinner and supper for the W. C. A.
Saturday in the N. Y. Life Bldg.
Iinpnrrnnt Clr.in o of Tuna on
vu n In l.i n us IJasnvAril from O
Ilvtrii 1'arc Withdrawn.
On and after Sunday , November 19 ,
1893 , the celebrated Keystone express of
the Poniibylvaniu lines will leave Chicago
cage daily at 11 a. m. Its time has been
lengthened out a little , but its extra faro
lias also been withdrawn. Pullman
sleeping nnd dining cars through from
Chicago to Philadelphia and Now York.
The famous Pennsylvania limited will
leave. Chicago daily ut-I p. in. , instead
of 5 p. m. , as heretofore , reaching New-
York next day at 7 p. in. Extra faro re
duced from $3.00 to $2.00. Pullman
sleeping , library , smoking , dining and
observation cars from Chicago to Pitts-
burg , Ilarrishurg , Philadelphia and
Now York.
The old eastern express will leave
Chicago daily at u p. in. , instead of 3:15 :
p. in. , as heretofore. Pullman dining
car Chicago to Fort Wayne ; Pullman
bleeping cars Chicago to Pittsburg ,
Baltimore , Washington , Philadelphia
and Now York. No extra faro.
For particular information address
Doririg , 218 South Clark btrcot , Chicago ,
Will IMovo Tor lloiilevar < li.
The park commissioners held a brief ses
sion yesterday afternoon. City Engineer
Uosowator and City Attorney Coancll at
tended by request. '
Tlio questions occupying the atteatlon of
tlio board were the steps necessary to secure
possession of tlio land that tins been con
demned for boulevards and the southeast
nark. Upon tlio advice of the city attorney
it was decided to request tlio council to take
the necessary steps to cause a tender of tlio
money to bo made for damages allowed by
rcnboti of property appropriated. Also to
consider the plan of assessments for bonoljts
and damages.
Ann llimrd < it Uquuluitliin.
Tlio city council mot yesterday as a board
of equalization on general city taxes aud will-
remain In session for ton consecutive days.
Tlio assessments to bo cquall/cd arc upon
real aad personal property for the coining
year. The asscbsmept rolls are In the ofilco
of the city clerk and each owner of real and
personal properly can ascertain what re
turns have been mndo.
DIED.
AoKrc * iif fife Una or lets wnlir thtsJieait. Mtji
cento ; eacluulilMutwlllHC , ten cents- '
PAXTOX T.'Jwiird ' , Noombur 10 , IBUJ , son of
.Mr. und MiK. IE. 1C. I'uMon , nucil a yours.
Funeral nt - o'clock Sumluy itfturnoon , No
vember 10 , 189U , from tlio.family losldunuu ,
DO'J I'lorro bircou
KAUniANN-Tlnn. Nov. 17. 1803. iluushtor
of ( . 'Imilt'.s and Anna Kiiufnmnn , tiKi'd 10
yeai'8. Kunural ut U o'clock .Sunday iiflcr-
nooa Novuinbur 10 , 18'JM , front the family
ruMilunuu , 1710 t-outli 10th btrucl ,
Powder :
The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia ; No Alum.
Used iu Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard.
K CI.UTIIINO
At Slicrin Snle T StxtcrtiUt llctvrrcn Dong-
, Invnnil UoilRp.
Stock must bwcioscd out onco.
Mon's full suits , f2.fiO.
China dog futrconts , 87.73.
Extreme heavy wool underwcnrj60e.
Duck ulstors.-i'H ' ! inches long , $2.7u.
Boys' ' suits , Ttic.
Men's wnrm alstors , $2.25.
Hock ford socks , 3o.
7oc unlfunitlot'Ed shirts , 2"o.
styles of man's ] ) ants , 48c.
Boys' ' overcoats , 89o.
Mon's cotton Uannol drawers , IHc.
Extreme heavy chiuchllln ulsters1.50. .
Flnnnol lined cluck coats t)3c. )
$2. 00 dress shoos $1.00.
Overalls , including oxtrn sizes , 30o.
Windsor ca)3 ) llc. )
T)0c kucn pants up to ago 14 , 2oc.
Mon's blnck jeans pants 'lOc.
Extra licavy bjya' long pants 7 c.
Overcoat with fur collar aud culTs7.l)0. )
24-inch turkoy-rcd luuidkcrchlcfs Ho.
Umbrellas , largo si/.e , 2'ic.
Wove lined leather mittens , IDc.
r > 0o neckties , elegant stulT , lOc.
Men's half wool shirts , full sizes , IGo.
Double breasted business suits , M.'u.
Leather coats , llannol lined , $2.75.
Laundered whiter shirts. . ' ! ! ) c.
FINE GOODS PROPORTIONATELY
LOW.
Romomtor tlioso goods must bo sold
and you might as well have tlio benefit.
If you pass by our door without investi
gating you are the loser. You want the
goods and wo wniit tlio money.
Look for sign
SHERIFF SALE.
115 South 10th street ,
Between Douglas aud Dodge.
Wanted , 5 moro clothing salesmen.
I'abst pcr4 Tuko rir t I'rI/p.
Mr. C. S. Cullingham , Omahn , re
ceived Wednesday tlio following tclu-
grum from tlio Pabst Brewing company :
"Our beers have been awarded llrst prize-
at the World's fair , over all com
petitors. ' ' _
Send your donations for the Old
Ladies' Homo to tlio N. Y. Life Bldg.
Saturday. Dinner and supper.
tur Griitlumon.
Tlio now exclusive gcntlomun's shoo
store of Wood & Co. at 152-J Farnara st.
1ms opened and gentlemen of this city
should step in ami make tlio acquaint
ance of iho new lirm and see their lines
of slices , oven if not now in need of foot
wear. This new house has a line assort
ment of gentleman's shoes , ull the way
from $8.00 do\vn to $3.00.
Tlio Mudlbon ( family hotel ) , 21st and
Chicago. Transients , S2.00 per day.
Colonel Jim Trlmiiplioil.
The Board of Public Works , City Engi
neer Kosowatcr , City Attorney Council and
Colonel Jim Stephenson licld a post mortem
yesterday afternoon on the colonel's street
sweeping contract.
After n pretty thorough discussion it was
mutually agreed that Colonel Steplicnson
was entitled to do nil the swooping and
under his contract to remove accumulations
of dirt , snow or ice from the paved streets ,
excepting the. newly paved ones not included
In the schedule , which may be cleaned by
the street commissioner's force.
The board allowed a number of estimates
on public work and transacted routine busi
ness. _
Commercial Club Call ,
A general meeting of the Commercial
club is called for thU evening at 8 o'clock to
consider the action of the city council in
connection with the franchise given the Ras
company ut its last meeting.
All members are urgently requested to bo
present. CuAiu.iis F. DIIEXI'.L ,
Assistant Sccretaiy.
Don't bo deceived by ignorant ,
unscrupulous fakirs and confi
dence men , assuming to offer
" Indian Remedies , " nnd who
pretend tlmt their nostrums lire
made by the Indians.
nnd other Ktckapoo Indlnn
Remedies are TIIK OXLTUKM' . '
INK INDIAN HKJimiKS MADH
AM ) KULU IN AJICUICA.
The word "Klckapoo" Is copy.
righted and they dare nolstcnl
that.
He ruro you get " Klcknpoo Ifemcillcs , "
ml SOP tlmt crcrj bottle or pcclingo hears tlili
'aC'iltullc ilgnuturc tliui :
Ditlrlbullni ; Agents , 031 Grand ATC , ,
Haven. Ct. These genuine Indian llcmuclks uio
nut pcdilled but are lold ut all drug eton'S.
CTDETC ? T Sendtlirce2-c. ilanipstoparpnit.
I KiKi ngf , and He nlll mill you frfo a
llirllllPK ind lnteni lr Intcrritlnir bunk iif 17t :
n KC , entitled 'M.IKK AND bCE.MiS AMOftU
1'HK KICKAI'OO INDIANS. "
Tel In all about tlio Juill&nj.
CTOR
SEARLES &
SEARLES
,
SPECIALISTS
Cnronlc
WE Nervous
Private and
CURE
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book nud rofulptu , llrut ulalrwiiy uotitli o (
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Dr , Seirles & Seirles ,
TREATMENT
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Iiiatruinoiits I'tao.
SPECIALIST
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jot ull
Chroiita , Private aud
Norvoui BiMonnei. Wrlto to or coniult par *
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KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement nnd
( ends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tlio many , who Hvo bet
ter than others nnd enjoy life more , with
less expenditure , by more promptly
adapting the world's best pioducts to
the needs of physical being , will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy , Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable nnd pleas
ant to the taste , the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ative ; effectually cicmsiug : the system ,
dispelling colds , headaches MH ! fevers
ana permanently curing constipation.
It has given batisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession , became it nets on the Kid
neys , Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it 5s perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for pale by all drug
gists in Mc ) ami SI bottles , but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only , whose name is printed on every
package , also the name , Syrup of Fijp ,
and being well informed , you will not
accent any substitute if oflerod.
Mandrake Pills have a value n < 5 a house
lold remedy fat- beyond tlio power of Ian
uago to describe. The family can
lardly bo true to itself that does not
: eop them on hand for uao In omorgon
lies.
istho only vegetable substitute for that
langerous mineral , Muucrjiiv , and
vhilo its action as a curative is fully
equal , it possesses none of the perilous
oll'ccts.
In Constipation , Mandrake acts upon
the bowels without disposing thom to
subsequent Costivonoss.
No remedy acts so directly on the
Ivor , nothing eo hpcedily euros Sick
leaducho. Sour Stomach -
ach , and Biliousness as
.hoso
For Snlo by a't ' nruulst * . I'rlco 2.1 rt' . nsr
box ; : i box os for GJ ots. ; or sent uy mall , post
age free , on receipt of price. lr. J , 11.
SclionuK & iron. I'hlluUolphlu.
Don't Be Blue.
Get your nerves healthy nnd stronp ;
nnil you'll have "n licart fnr nny :
fnte. " Nerve Uctins will ilo It. Thctr :
effect on th oil nerve1 ? and worn body :
is marvelous. "A box Is enough. "
I All tlruRBlsts.orbyinall oE6dollar.
? NERVE BEAN CO. , BUFFALO , N. Y. :
If your wife traded with
a grocer who threw a
few hand fills of eu ar
Into a bag and ' 'guessed
she had a Dound. " You'd
talk scales to her.
Why not talk scales to
yourself:1 Aren't ' YOU
'guessing' ' about the
circulation of some of
tlio papers you use.
CAUTION There's no
guess work In dealing
with ths | paper. Our
circulation's printed on
the editorial page. You
know what you're buy
ing n ml you get what
you pay for.
WATCH FOR
OUR GRAND
CHRISTMAS
OFFER AD ,
High ClnbB Phatogrnphy ,
At Popular 1'rleeu.
313-315-317South 15fa Straot.
Teeth Filled
50c
up
" I Gold Crowns and llridi'e Work.
DR. WITHERS ,
4th Floor , Drown Ulock , , 101U aud Uouglaa.
Telcplioue 1770.
. OR.
In the only '
SPECIALIST
WUO TKtATB Air ,
PRIVATE DISEASED
audDEDILIIIESof
MEN ONLY ,
Women Excluded.
18 yuan experience
Circular ! free.
I ItU ana rarnaro ti'j
OllilU. NtB.
"RT1"M I ? V'ii Catarrh 1'owdcr oare oaurrb
JiliViMil O All arufjJ t . COceiH * .
AN OFFICIAL COUNT
Is not exactly the harmless kangaroo , who loves the Amorleawn cwoaturo
n n ° .l .l"nK \ i ? , in ' .j' ' -'y-dontoh or know -omcl-.il count moans in some of
lion , , . ? a certain ° m IOJ1" \ ljr ' lly do > f ° u " 00 < l v ll * orvc3 to discover
many candidate-'relatives have
cast tholr b.illots against
Nebraska ! " " 8tl " 8 ful ! , ° , f > flvj 1 7" Jry.-But the olllolnl count of the
moans "Something is about to lrou. " A fortnight ngo wo
Turkish bath Next wo counted our overcoats found two\ots \ havlmr
a
majority by about 2,000. Now , those are oloctod-to go- Got 'on down
to.- this week's '
succinl
salo-'bout
- 40e loss on every dollar.
There is no talc of woo connected with this
overcoat. We have too many of 'em that's
all. You saw no better coat for $10. We
gamble on it. These overcoats arc
just the proper thing for dress and
comfortable use ; medium weight
and sack style.
Pretty fine quality of navy
Wuc cassmierc > with small di.igo-
nal stripe , lined with fine Italian
velvet collar. Made to or not to roll in
front , with silk worked button holes , finished
on both sides.
When an honest valus like this $15 garment
has to be sacrificed , and sold at $9.50 , it begins
to look like hard times. A year ago today
the same garment , was the leading $1 = ;
overcoat of the season. Well , let us
not wonder , even if Uncle Sam
sends our entire navy to Ha
waii
Three desirable shades ,
the black.navy blue and chocolate
elate brown. Every one from the
kersey maker's loom. All wool , fast
colors , made up in double breasted cut , silk
stitched edges.lined with California flannel and fin
ished with satin on the upper half. Get a hump on
ye , stranger , if you care to sport one of 'em.
CHOCOLATE AND COCOA
is by many supposed to bo one
nnd the mime only that ono is a
powder ( honeo more easily
cooked ) nnd the other is not
This is Wrong.
TAKE the Yolk from the egg ,
TAKE the Oil from the Olive. What
is loft ?
A Residue
So witu COCOA.
in comparison.
COCOA , is Skimmed Milk.
CHOCOLATE , Pure Cream. _
Drink
Chocolate Menier.
Did you see me at the Pair ? Your grocer is bound to get it for you.
Boy's solid silver Watches ,
I
perfect timekeepers
yEti&a amfliyjpapc P H fxtssrmmt
RAYMOND. JE//EL < iR ,
CorniT JStli .in I
WITH SOOTHING BALMY OILS.
Onnoor. Tuusor Cntnirh , Pl'.osFistula ,
iun.aiid all3liiinil ( Womb Mlsouuuic
t'ANCKU of tliu Xoso , K > c , Ll | > . I ! < r Neck , lire ist , SIO'H-
ncli , Womb In Mel.ill liiliini.il or cxii-iiml oi'rf.uis or IN-
HticHcun'il wllliiiiHlliolfiilfuar b.miliu | ilu U'i'4 , hut will *
Houililnir ; ironinikMlln. Il-w.iruMif ( i.uiilsiiinl Iiiiititor4 , in
ihuriiarooiliiTH wliuliopxto iirolll by uavurtluliu ta cum.
lhL-Bi > < llhiMBcnltli an oil.
r < [ IT TTTTQ nriT niidwild ( U for IlliinlratO'l
V UL JlliniJUl bk > k on the ubovo city.
cntcs. Mulled tinu. AiUlroiu
DR. D. M. BYE , Combination OH Cure ,
Portkiuouth BldR , Kait > nv City ,
NEBRASKA
NATIONAL BANK.
TJ. S. Bopository , Oaiaha , Nab.
CAPITAL , - - - flOO.OD'J
SURPLUS , . . . 05OOJ
OtCccr * an ! Dlrectorn-Itonry . Vato . pra l'
drnt , Jl ilOMhluT. * l'e l ; j'p Inl'Kl0' '
W. V , Moriu. Joiui S. Collins , J. t > .
LuU UUccd ,
THE IRON BANK.
The cclc. , c tfRSChjrep/ | & ; .
* Vl--n.HO > i CIIMISEABI&
i * iv .
bnitcdNonvtic
- vtic Gt.Bbuj ?
changeableffi J .J § *
Spectacles j 1 ,
and Eyw ( T -i C-
( Jlas.s-js for
w vv
sale in
EYEGUSSESP
Oinulm , by
flIAX MKVER & HllO. CO. , ONLY ,