Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 25, 1893, Page 8, Image 8

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    8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , NOVEMBER 25. 1803.
Eatnrdny and Saturday Niglit the Following
Eitraoidlnary Bargains Will Bo Offered ,
ALL OUR CAPES AT HALF PRICE
J.ntllfV 10.00 nemlr Al ile Urriier , 83.50
llookt , llnndhrrclilofi , ( llorci , Droin
1'HttcrDt , I.adle * ' ninl GcnU1
ruriilililnci All Go.
BOOKS ! BOOKS ! BOOKS !
Our splendid assortment of books is
now open , prices nro fully 25 pot1 cent
less than over.
Today wo offer over 1,000 lOc , IGc
iind Soc booklets nt He cncli.
Hundreds of Sl.OO bound books nil the
best titles nt Coo each. Uny now for
Christmas.
Kllft Whcclcr Wllcox's poems nt OOc ;
Jnincs Whltcomb lliloy's poems , 81.25 ;
Household edition of peels , $1.35 ; Rose
\V. Gary's novels , OOc ; "Queeoly , " by
Kllznboth Wlthnoll , ! > c ; Mark Twain's
books , 95c ; sots of every author cheaper
than they \\ore ever seen before.
LADIES' READY MA UK SUITS.
100 Indies' ready made dresses came in
that stock , bought by our Now York
innn. "Wo reserved them till today ;
812.00 , 81I.CO ! and $ lf > .00 dresses yo for
& . ' 1JO. ( All perfect and guaranteed to
fit.
fit.Ladies' $ I7.f > 0 and $20.00 ready made
suits t'o at $5.00 , five different styles to
tolcct from. This is by far the beat bar-
rain in ready made dres&cs ever olloi-od
by any houeo in the west.
All our capes at half price for one
day morn. Today will positively bo
the last day of this sacrifice. If you
want a cootl warm capo buy now ; Sl-.OO
capes $0.00 each ; 315.00 capes $7.50 each ;
130.00 capes 815.00 ; and so on.
The price on every capo cut in two for
one day more.
Sl'KClAL IN MEN'S SHIRTS ATISC
EACH.
A largo lot of ttio finest quality of
men's unlaundered white shirts mon
arch , Quaker City , none such , etc. , etc. ,
7Bc and $1.00 each regularly , today
8 shirts to a customer nt 48c each.
MEN'S UNDER GARMENTS AT
02JC EACH.
Over 100 dozen men's odd merino and
flloeco lined under garments came in in
that stock ; there nro garments in this
lot worth $2.00 ; your pick , if you come
early , today nt 0 2Jc per garment.
AT ISO A PAIR.
A full cuso of children's fast black ,
long stockings , worth over any counter
Sue to 35c , per pair , no limit today
in this great sale at 13c per pair.
CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS , 21C PER
PAIR.
A largo lot of children's all wool hose ,
fast black , a beautiful 35c quality , all
you want today for 21c per pair.
LADIES'COMBINATION SUITS 81.09.
50 doz Indies' S-wool non-shrinkablo
combination suits , a splendid $3.00
quality , all clean , nice goods right from
our regular stock , today $1.00 per suit.
Don't mil to look this item up.
. HANDKERCHIEFS ! HANDKER
CHIEFS !
All silk handkerchiefs with pretty
little initials in the corners , sold all over
town nt 25e each , to open the handker
chief season wo will sell them today in
nny quantity nt ICsc each , $2.00 per
dozen.
20o plain colored Japanese silk hand
kerchiefs , 12jo , buy now- for Christmas.
75c heavy surah silk mulllors just the
tiling to wear under ones coat , today only
48e each. *
A special lot of new Mviss handker
chiefs , imported hy is to sell at 25c , to
day 12ic each.
35c plain.white hemstitched handker
chiefs , for one day , 25t ! each.
, LADIES' AND GENTS' GLOVES.
' Gloves Worth up to Sl.CO , today 48c
per pair. ( Odd lots. )
Gloves worth up to $2.00 , today 78c
per pair. { Odd lots. )
FOR SATURDAY NIGHT ,
I After 7:30 : ,
1 We have the following EXTRA
SPECIALS. Wo make these Saturday
.night sales especially for those whoso
'calling keeps them from shopping dur
ing the week. Wo never take cost into
consideration on these extra specials.
DRESS GOODS
I For Saturday night only
$7.00 , $8.00 and $10.00. Rich novelty
dross patterns Saturday night , one to a
customer nt $3.75.
300 line all wool dress robes that would
sell in the usual way from $ ( i.OO to $7.00.
Our pl-ico Saturday night $2.98. See
west show window.
All our SI.60 , $5.00and $5.50 dress pat
terns all thrown in one lot Saturday
night at $2.10 ; 7 yards to n pattern.
For Saturday night after 7:30 : p. m.
BOO dozen men's fancy colored and
plain white silk handkerchiefs and mnt-
nors , regular 75o , 81.00 and 81.50 quali
ties , after 7:30 : choice of the lot 48c each.
2,000 men's light and dark colored silk
took ties , worth upwards of 25c , after
7:30 : lOo each.
155 dozen mon's now dark colored
ellk four in hand and tcck shaped ties ,
regular 2f > o , 3fio and 60c styles.
After 7:30,10o : each.
200 dozen of the latest styles of silk in
ieck and four-in hand shape ties , light
and dark colorings , many 75o and $1.00
qualities among them.
All in one lot. After 7:30 : , 48c each.
N. B. FALCONER.
P. S. Wo will open our Christmas
toods on our third lloor about the Ibt
of the month.
A GRAND DISPLEY
Is promised ,
IsVR. FALCONER.
Mon's black jean pants 39o at the
sheriff sale of clothing , 115S. 10th st.
" .Suinlilnr , rmlt unit l > 'lo\vent. "
The Midwinter International exposi
tion will bo held In San Francisco , bo-
pinning on January 1 , 1891 , and continu
ing six months ,
The climatic feature , the commercial
Eitnation of Snn Francisco , the fact that
.the city IH the natural distributor of the
products of the greatest agricultural
etato in the union , the character of its
Biirrounding population , engaged in pur
suits more dlvoi-billcd than those of any
ether facotlon of the United States or the
world , embracing mining , cattle raising ,
fancy stock breeding , wool growing ,
manufacturing , agriculture in all its
branches , and Mailing , ought to insure a
great BUCCOSS for this enterprise.
Greatly reduced rates to all California
points and to Portland , Ore. , via the
Union Pacific. For full particulars re
garding rates call oa or address any
ticket agent , or H. P. Douel , 1302 Far-
nam street , Omaha , Nob. 10. L. Lomax.
General passenger and ticket agent ,
Omaha , Neb.
Cheap Kiourjlm.s lo California ,
Under the auspices of the Phillips
Rock Island Personally Conducted Pa
cific Coast Excursion agency through
Pullman tourist sleeping cars leave
Omaha via Salt Lake to Los Angeles
and Sun Fiancisco every \Vedncbday at
2:05 : p. in' . Low rates , fubt time and su
perior accommodations. For particu
lars address Chus. Kennedy , G > N. W.
P. A. , lt02 ! Furnam street , Omaha.
Fur overcoats , $7.75 at the eherilTsalo
115 S , 10th at.
MYDEN'S SATURDAY SPECIAL
Qennantown Yarn Go Per Bkeln , Worth 20a
25o for 76o Oorseta.
i _ _ _
SI9.00 PLUSH WRAPS FOR ONLY $4.75
HerorM Hplenillil OfTerlac * In Silk * A One-
l > uy Drive In Dreni dooili tJopnrtment
Men' * 83.flO lint * 81.00-flo llniid-
kerchlefs S l-2o S tur < l r.
Germantown yarn Co per skein , worth
20c.
20c.7fic
7fic corsets go at 2oc.
Ladles' wool mittens 25c , reduced
from GOo.
Gents' 20c wool BOX go at Oc per pair.
Gents' camel's hair underwear U3c ,
worth 75c.
100 dozen of gents' underwear , nil
kinds nnd qualities , some worth as
high as $ l.f > 0 , your choice today G'Jc. '
Gents' ' cardigan jackets OOc , worth
$1.00.
Gents' natural wool BOX 15c worth 2oc.
CLOAKS AND WRAPS.
Judging from the sales It is pretty
well known hy this time that \vo nro
closing out an immense cloak stock
without reference to cost or former
prices.
We have put on extra help for Satur
day. Hero are just live straws which
show how the north wind isjilowing in
the cloak department on second lloor.
$ lt.OO ! plush wrapsat$4.7f > .
$21.00 plush wraps at $ f > .00.
82T.00 plush wraps at S7.50.
$12.00 fur trimmed jackets $7.50.
$18.00 fur trimmed jackets $9.00.
HATS AND CAPS.
Ilats nnd caps , we carry the largest
stock In tho'city. . Prices ( .till lower
than over.
Mens > ' line fur Derbys , in the latest
shapes , $1.00. worth no less than $2.50.
Mcns' line fur fedora In black and
brown , $1.00 , less than half hatters'
prices.
Mens' fine fur crushes in black and
brown , 7 c , good valuo.l.f > 0.
Mcns' different styles of fur soft hats ,
$1.00 , worth $2.50.
Mons' genuine Scotch caps , 25c worth
7oc.
7oc.Wo have the largest line of men's
heavy winter caps at OOc , good value at
$1.00.
Boys' heavy winter caps and turbans ,
20c , former price. 50c.
A largo line of children's and boys'
turbans , lOc.
Boys' fancy hats , -10c.
Boys' crushers , OOc.
Boys' fedoras. OOc.
Boys' plush caps , OOc.
Men's ' genuine seal turbans , $5,00 , none
worth less than $10.00 and $12.00.
SILKS AND VELVETS.
Hayden Bros , make the prices on silks
nnd velvets.
You can't beat them anywhere.
China silks , in black and colors ,
almost every shade made , at only 25o a
yard.
Japanese wash silks in black nnd
colors , fifty different shades , at OOc a
yard.
Duchesso satins , absolutely all silk ,
in black and-colors , worth $1.25 , only
75c a yard.
Black faille f i nncnisc silk , absolutely
every thread silk , worth 98c , goes a't
OOc.
Black satin rhadzhnor , . all silk , worth
08c , goes today at OOc a yard.
Colored crystal bengalmes 12 yards
for $3.00 , or 30o per yard. Beat this
price if you can.
$1.00 colored silk velvets , all shades ,
for $1.00 per yard.
$1.00 colored silk velvets , all shades ,
for'59cper yard.
OOc colored silk finish velveteens , all
shades , for 29c per yard.
DRESS GOODS.
Do not fail to see the Columbia suit
ings , strictly all wool.
$2.39
For a complete dress pattern , now on
sale in our dress goods department.
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS DEP'T. '
Our big handkerchief tale still con
tinues.
Aud you can still buy
Oc and 8c handkerchiefs for 2c. }
lOc handkerchiefs for -Ic.
20c handkerchiefs for 12c.
20c handkerchiefs for ICc.
50c handkerchiefs for 2 , > c.
All now goods , being importers sam
ples.Remember
Remember our elegant spool cabinets ,
containing spools of Clark's O. N. T.
thread , 2 thimbles and pincushion are
still sold for 25c and a Domestic Fashion
Review worth lOo given with each
cabinet.
Wo also offer 5 packages of Sharp's
needles nnd 9 darning needles for 5c.
This means HOc worth for 5c.
Sco our now enameled fancy goods
just opened.
IIAYDEN BROS. ,
Getting ready for holidays.
Bachelor buttons , 4o a box ; coat
springs , Oc ; 24-inch turkey red hanakor-
chiels , 2c ; Rockford socks , 3c , nt the
sheriff sale of clothing , 115 S. 10th st.
Men's handkerchiefs , guaranteed to
be worth lOc , go at Ic at the sheriff Bale
of clothing at 115 South 10th St.
P
SI'lltlTUAI.ISll.
Two Kmlnoiit KjilrltuulUtlo Mediums Com
Ing lo Omnlin.
Charles T. Eglinton nnd C. Frank
Emerson , two spirit mediums of wldo
renown , will appear at Washington hal
Sunday evening , November 20 , in a Borlcs
of experiments with the physical am
mental phenomena of spiritualism. Mr
Eglinton produces materiali/.titlon , slate
writing and much ether physical plio
nomona , besides mind reading feats of i
bewildering nature. They coino highly
endorsed by the scientists and press o
two countrlcH , nnd the peculiar gifts o
these gentleman have admitted them to
the homos of fccluntlbtaund learned men
Their phenomena i all presented in ful
gaslight and they court nu lutolligon
consideration and investigation of the
phenomena occurring in their presence
Mr. Emei-go'ii dosorlbua * your uplrl
frlondu accurately , giving age , time o
death , cause o ! death , full names am
other convincing tests of his clalrvoynn
powers. The other opera houses being
engaged , they were forced to use Wash
ington hall.
OOo heavy blue overalls go nt 25o a
the sheriff tale of clothing at 115 S
10th St.
GET YOUR SHOES AT MORSE'S
Of the Great Saturday Bargains Keep
Warm for Little Money ,
MENS S3.00 FINEST UNDERWEAR , S1.50
n , Ores * Ooodi , Uren Romnnnt * , Hoys'
Cluthlnp , Itlbliuni , I.lncni , Uiidrrwcnrj
llniidkorclilofi , rinniicln , Itlnnheti ,
l'ur ,
Special prices Saturday on all of these
goods.
Saturday all our curtains nnd portieres
left from the great lire sale will bo
closed out for half price or undor. Also
all odds and ends from upholstery do-
"partmont. These goods on sale on Jlrst
floor In blanket department. Choice
pickings ; short curtains 23c and 35c.
Fur trimmings , 50 per cent off.
$4.00 all wool blankets , 82.00.
40c red flannels , 25c. v
75c printed flannels , French , -15o.
Shaker Manuel , 2ic.
A line of $1.00 dress goods , COc.
A few of those beautiful dross goods
novelties from the great sale loft at
75c , 51.00. $1.50 , worth twice the price.
DRESS REMNANTS.
We'll ' close out Saturday all the short
pieces loft over from the big dress goodB
sale at exactly half price.
75e ones at H7Jc. $1.00 ones atuOc , $1.50
ones at 7oe ; $2.00 ones nt $1.00. J net the
chance for a waist or a piece to make
over your dress with.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
A line of $3.50 finest wool , closing out
for $1.874.
A line of $3.00 finest worsted , closing
for $1.50.
A line of $2.00 heavy ribbed , closing
or 81.2.-5.
A line of $1.27 heavy ribbed , closing
or 75o.
It will bo money in your pocket to buy
hcso. Wo never saw their equal.
Hoys' $1,50 llanncl shirt waists , $1.00.
Boys' $1.2o flannel shirt waists , 75c.
Boys' King , star & Wilbon Bros. '
valsts. 75c.
Boys' S9.00 suits reduced to $0.00.
Boys' 37-00 and S8.00 suits closing at
$3.00.
Boys' $8.00 fine kilt suits at $4.00.
A table of odds and broken sixes from
.he . big sale at $1.00 , worth four times
money.
THANKSGIVING LINENS.
25 fine linen cloths , no napkins to
match , worth from $4.00 to $10.00 will
)0 closed out at exactly Ijalf price.
Napkins special values at $1.25. $1.50 ,
$2.00 and $2.50.
Damask-i 50c , 05c , 75c , 85c , $1.00 and
$1.23.
Linen sots , napkins and cloths , line
double damask from $ G.OO up to S33.00.
RIBBONS.
Big sale of ribbons from an over
stocked manufacturer at fully 50 per
cent off. Now is the time to buy rib-
xms for your Christinas fancy worlc.
Lot 1. All silk ribbons , 1 jc yard.
Lot 2. All silk ribbons , 3jc yard.
Lot 3. All silk ribbons , 5c yard.
Lot 4. Satin ribbons , No. 5" , 7c.
Lot 5. Satin ribbons , No 7 , 9c.
Lot 6. Satin ribbons , No. 9. lie.
Lot 7. Satin ribbons , No. 12 , 18c.
Lot 8. Satin ribbons , No. 10 , 15c.
Lot 9. Satin ribbons , No. 22 , 18c.
The- best lot wo over tocured.
100 dozen ladies' handkerchiefs , no.
Hemstitched initial hankerchiefs , 5c.
Ladies' hemstitched , embroidery scal
loped nnd many now styles ' , DC. '
LAST DAY OP TH'E BIG UNDER
WEAR SALE.
Ladies' heavy fleeced underwear , 35c.
Ladies' $1.00 nonshrinking under
wear. CUc.
Ladies' heavy combination suits , $0.00.
Ladies' heavy silk fleeced hose , 37c.
Ladies' flue cashmere hose , value $1.00 ,
at 50e.
Ladies' heavy ribbed hose 2oc.
Ladies' $2.50 union suits , closing at
$1.97.
All $4.50 and So.OO ladies' flno all wool
union suits , your choice for 83 00.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' reefer jackets , Scotch mix
tures , tight fitting jackets , storm collar ,
full skirt , trimmed with braid , $10.00.
A very ( line jacket , full "skirt , storm
collar , trimmed with braid , made of flno
beaver , for S15.00.
A largo line of mnlTs. all the dc&irable
furs , from 75c to $20.00.
Look out for Thanksgiving week an
nouncement Sunday.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO.
Men's Windsor caps 19c , mon's shirts
12c , at the Sheriff Sale of clothing , 115
S. IGth , opposite Boston Storo.
IUmH | od the CHRP. (
James Criflin , who was accused of larceny
as bailee of about J200 worth of goods from
Moso Block , was given n hearing In the
pollco court yesterday afternoon , and ns
Block did not desire to prosecute him the
case was dismissed.
The Madison ( family hotel ) , 21st and
Chicago. Transients. $2.00 per day.
Mon's fur hats , guaranteed to bo worth
$2.00 , go at 75c at the sheriff sale of
clothing at " " 115 South Kith street , op
posite Boston storo.
Mcn'a double breasted Cheviot suits
$ -1.50 , worth double , at tlio Short IT Sale ,
115 S. 10th , opposite Boston Storo.
Church rilferiTS Ilotiml Over.
James Collins and John McDonald , who
are accused of burglarizing the church at
1407 South Thirteenth street sovcrai days
ngo , were bound over to the district court hi
the sum of * 1-0 , ! ( ) each.
Men's wool mittens 5o at the sheriff
sale of clothing for men and boys , 115
S. IGth , opposite Boston storo.
Cheap Hilton to Calllornm.
The Union Pacific is offering greatly
reduced round trip rates to all California
points and Portland , Oregon , this year.
For full particular inquire of your
nearest ticket agent , or address
II. P , DKUKU 1302 Farnam street ,
Omaha , Nob. , or E. L. LOMAX , Gon'l '
Pass , and Ticket Agent , Omaha , Nob.
$5.00 ulsters go at $2.23 at the shot-Ill ,
sale , 115 S. lUth St. , opposite Boston
Storo.
Men's ' underwear 12jo , boys pants
25e , worth 50e ; wool filled mitts , lite ,
at the shoi-HT sale of clothing , 115 South
IGth st.
Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair.
The only -Pure Cream of Tartar Powder , No Aniiuouia ; No Alum.
Used in Mulious of Homes AO Years the Staudard
NOT A 2S1IOE FAILURE
Panic Prices fort Just One Day nt Haydon's '
on a Lindef Winter Shoes.
LADIES' ' FINE PATENT TIP SHOES , SI 75
n llro . ' His Shoe I'urohnne L'lnrrd
on the MnrUcc-Snltirdny nt Kxtromely
Loir I'rlcci A Splendid Child' *
School Shoo for 7/ic.
It wasn't a failure outright , but might
have been if this manufacturer had not
found a firm to hnndlo a big line of shoes
on short notice.
Wo always buy good shoes any time
they are offered cheap. That Is why
this sale is nt such low prices.
Today wo place on sale seven him"
dred pair of shoes which , arc exceptional
bargains.
$1.75.
Ladies' fine patent- tip dongola $2.50
shoes at $ lj75 , to close out.
45c.
Ladles' felt 75c house slippers at150. .
Ladies' ' $1.35 felt , i lace and congress
shoes at 75c.
DSC
Worth 81.50.
Ladles' line embroidered and felt and
velvet $1.50 slippers , OSo.
Ladies' fine dongola opera 82.00 slip
pers , $1.45.
50C , 75C , $1.00
Worth 75c , 81.00 and $1.50.
The largest line of overgaiters in
Omnlm at cost. If you haven't n pair ,
take advantage of cost prices. Every
well dressed lady wants them.
SCHOOL SHOES.
In Fchool shoes wo oiler wonderful
bargains.
Child's solar tin , pebble grain , 75c ,
warranted.
Boys' N. K. calf , lace and button shoes ,
$1.00. Warranted.
Misses' line pebble grain A. S. T. tip
shoos , $1.25. Warranted.
$1.50 worth $2.50 Men's fine satin calf
$2.50 bhoes , $1.50.
Men's line hand welt $4.00 shoes , $2.40.
Wo bave you 50c to $1.00 a pair on
mon's shoes.
IIAYDEN BROS.
Big sale of shoes.
NKW Ti.MU CM' I )
Via The MlMourl Tactile lly.
On and after Sunday , Nov. 19
the Kansas & St. Louis ex
press will leave depot. 15th and
Webster streets , at 12:20 : noon
instead of 12:45 : noon. Night express
for Kansas City and St. Louis leaves
10 p. in. Nebraska local daily , except
Sunday , leaves nt 5:10 : p. in. instead of
5:40 : p. in. Trains arrive from Kansas
City and St. Louis at G a. m. and 4.50 p.
in. Nebraska local daily , oxcont Sun
day , arrives 9:20 : a. in. instead of 8:45 : a.
m. For further information call at
depot , loth and Webster streets , or city
ottlcos , N. E. corner 13th nud Farnam.
THOMAS F. GODFREY ,
J. O. PuiM.iPi'i , P. & T. A.
A. G. F. & P. A.
The Exposition J'lyer
Via the Lake Shore route , "America's
Best Railway , " will bo discontinued on
and after the J'Jth inst. Commencing
the same date the Lake Shore LimiteU
will leave Chicago daily at 4:00 : p. in.
for Now York and Boston. No change
will bo madq in the "Boston and New
York Special , " leaving daily at 10:30 :
a. in. The Atlantic Express at 3:10 : p. m.
will run as heretofore with the addition
of a through' Pittbburg sleeper. The
through parlor car service to Plttsburg
at 8:00 : n. in. will remain unchanged , as
will also the through car service on the
7:45 : and 11:30 : p. in. trains. After abovs
date mileage and ether reduced rate
tickets will be accepted on all trains via
the L. S. & M. S. except the Limited.
B. M. Humphrey , T. P. A. , 727 Main
street , Kansas City , Mo. ; C. K. Wilber ,
West. Pass. Agt. , Chicago.
Skin and Scalp. Triad Everything.
Used Cutlcuru. Ju Three Weeks
Not a Scar or Pimple.
\71ien ray baby rras three months old his cheeks
anil forehead began to break out with white pim
ples on rod surface. In a few days itching com
menced , which was terrlblo. After ho would
rub It matter would ooze
from the points. Innehort
tlmo It spread over the top
of his head , than scabs
BOOH formed on head and
faoo. Wo used ci er ) thlnp ;
wo could hear of for nearly
flro months. It grew worse
all the time. I saw your
advertisement of the CUTI-
CURA IlEMKUIKS ill a CllN
rape ; weekly. Wo purchased
CUTICUHA Kr.MKuiF.s mid
commenced their use. In throe necks' tlmo
lliore was not a sere or pimple , not oven a star ,
onhbftdorucc. lloUnlnotccninonthsoldnow ,
nnd lin no slcru of the illaeaKO. ills scalp is
hcnlthy and ha has a beautiful head of hair.
( Sco portrait herewith. )
Jilts. OSCAIt JAME3Woodston , Kan.
CUTictmA cured n Disease which I had three
yeirs. M > Btcln was sore anil hi cohl weather my
taco wasamasjofsciloH. 'I bo pain BO Intense it
would brine lean. I tried every remedy with
Hale bcncnt. The first application cuTirciiA.
rave instant relief. Inn few weeks' tlmo cured.
KD.MUNU KRIIA8 ,
27011 Union Avo. , Chicago , 111.
WONDERS
CUTicurtA IlE oivnxT , the now lllood I'lirlflor ,
internally ( to cleanse the blood of all Impurities
end pobonmH element * ) , nnd CUTICUIIA , the
Krsat Sltln Cure , with titrricuitA HOAIan ex.
fnilslto flkln rnrillPr , externally ( to clear the
B\ln and scalp and restora tlni hair ) , ha\e cureu
thousand ) of casMi wlicro the Buffering was
almost Icjonil onduranre , hair lifeless , or nil
gone , diiDgurenienbtrrrlble ,
Oold throughout tba world , I'rlce ,
tOc. ; Uuic , 2:0. ; RKSOLVENT , 61 , I'OTTEII Llnuo
AMI C'IIKII. Co dr. , Hole I'roprjptors , llonton ,
ii""lIoiT toCure'Sklu DUcnuon , " mulled free.
' ftbln and Ucilp pnrlflcd and bcaatlflod
BABY'S by CUTICUIIA SOMAtaolutcly pure.
AQKIKQ SIDES AND BACK ,
Hip , Kidney , and Uterine Tains and
\Voaknu05fi relieved In ono inlnuto
In the Omlcum AntM'nlii 1'JnMcr.
\V i/lll tind ) ou the roarroloui J
Kunih I'ropkrallou CALTHOO I
I rev. And * l ; al cu > runt r thnk
liAl/I'llOS vrlll Itnluru > our
Olvallb , Htrciifflti uUlieor ,
Hit it and far if tatisjitd ,
Address VON MOHL CO. . t
REAPING DENTIST
.MAKES
A FULL.SET ON RUBBER $5 ° °
Tucth extracted niilnlosily In inoroln ; .
NBW TEETH HAMK 1)1V.
J'ttlitlottH I'lllliiu A'ou' I'ruoosM.
Urldgo and Crown work , finest and best at
lowest prices. All work warranted.
Paxton Blk. , IGth and Farnam Sta.
Culruuco ou lUIlt tit. 'leleuhoo * 10B5.
BREAD2GAIOAFATIIAYDEN'S
Garnoau'B Snowflake Kyo and Graham Bread
2o per Loaf.
FULL SIXTEEN OUNCES TO THE LOAF
Harden llron. Will Teed thf Muncry S.ilur-
jjTiliijr Menlii , I'rrnprvfK , Ituttftf. Checnc ,
Ctc. , nt Spcclnl 1'rlccn Our Huie-
metit Ulrcstlio 1'iireit itiul licit.
Buns , 74c per dozen ; cream puffs , lOc
per dozen ; I pound nngol cake , 17c ;
: iilxcd cookies , 7o nor do/en ; wine cakes ,
? o each ; dough'nuts , 7o per dozen ; Bos
ton brown bread , 4c per loaf ; all kinds of
pieHlo , each ; apple cake , 5o each ; cin
namon rolls , lo each , and all other kinds
at lowest prices.
MEAT IS DOWN AGAIN.
Salt "pork , lOc ; bacon , 12c } ; sugar
cured No. 1 hams , lie ; picnic hams , lOc ;
Irled beef , lOc ; pigs feet , 5c ; trlpo , 5c ;
) olognn , fie per pound ; boneless ham ,
llle ; plate corned beef , fie ; boneless
corned beef , 7ic ; spare ribs , 7c. }
COTTOLENBAND LAUD.
3-pound cans coltolcnu , 28c ; fi-ponnd
cans , -loc ; 10-pound cans , OOc ; It-pound
cans of best lard , ! l8c ; 5 pounds , OIlc ; 10
UMllUlB , $1.10.
BUTTEH , PRESERVES AND
OIIEESE.
Country butter 15c , 17c , lOc and 21o.
Creamery 2tc ; , 23c and 27c. .lolly 5c ,
ninco meat , apple butler , poach and
) lum butter 74c. Raspberry , straw-
jerry , plum and all ether kinds of pre
serves at 12jc. Wisconsin full cream
cheese lOc and 12Jc , brick cheese lOc ,
12c } and vMc , noufechatol fie , sap
sago Oc per pkg , Swiss 12c } , Mo and ICc.
Cranberries 7 Jo per quart.
Did you over tiy Armour's soups ? Wo
: iave them nt lOc , 15c and 25c per can.
They arc fine. Coir o hero for fruits and
nuts , fancy mixed nuts 12jc.
CRACKERS AND COOKIES.
Soda crackers , 5c ; oyster crackers , 5c ;
'rested crnams , ginger snaps , sugar
cookies , oatmeal crackers , molasses calce ,
milk crackers and butler crackers , all at
7k per pound. In fact wo can give you
anything you want in crackers.
IIAYDEN BROS. ,
Leaders in everything.
Miss KVA DECAMP , DASVII.I.E , IM.
Saved From Suffering.
The Gratitude of a lady Cured fcj
Kickapoo Indian Sag\va.
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DANVILLE , ILL. , Oct. 2C.
I ( e l It my duty to express my grati
tude for what the Kickapoo Indian
Remedies huvo done lor mo.
I wns Buffering with Neuralgia , and
had to stay up every night for weeks.
At last I fieut lor a bottle ot Kickapoo
Indian OH , and in less than ten min
utes after application I was relioved.
I continued its use and also used Kick
apoo Indian Sngwa at the isamo
time until Entirely Cured.
Many of my friends have used yonr
Remedies for different troubles , nnd find
them to do exactly as advertised.
I believe everybody who is Buffering
ohould use them , ns we arc- all brothers
and sisters in Chriot. I will answer any
Questions as to what with the help ot
God they have dona for mo.
Yours respectfully , EVA DECAMP.
KICKAPOO INDIAN SAGWA.
And all Kickapoo Indian Remedies Sold by Dealers
GRAND
CHRISTMAS
OFFER 12 CnMnotP , each ononn
auoroprlato Christ inns pros-
Borituml a buiiutlful Min-
tba Glnoo PhotJ all for
THIS MOM ONLY
It Tnhoa TIMK Inlttrn out GOOD
\voun : .
313,316,317 , , S3. IDto St. , Omaha ,
IvCfl I UUWAml nil the Irnln of
KVIL.S. WKAKNKbSKS , IIUUILITV , UTC. , Hint 110-
roinnaiir tin-in In moil QUWKlg mill I'JJllMA-
NENThY OUUKI ) , I'ull SCIHJNOTII and tone )
Blveii toovorv pirlof tin ) body. I will Bond ( BO-
curoly iMckixl ) FJIUIJ to nny minercr tlin invHorlp-
llon tliiitfiirfdiiiHor tlinms tronUli-H. Addn-HS t >
\V1UOHT , MiwlB Dualur , Uox 1'JdO , Maraliull
Mlchlu'Uii
onaon OF TIJB OOAIJAI-LA LAND AND
OATTMJ OOMl'ANV.
OMAHA , Nr.u. , Novi'.Miir.u 1 , 1803.
Notlco IH hereby Rlvou to the stockliohiurH of
the O.iiliillu Luiul anil Cattlu compiiny that
the nnnuul niPulliiK of the Htocklmlilurs of the
company will ho hold ut thu olllco nf the said
company hi tlio city of Omaha , In the blato of
Nobrublcil on Wc'dausduy , Douumbor 0 , A. I ) .
JH'JD , at - o'clock p. m. , for tlio iiurpoio of
electing a hont ( I of directors for the comp.iny ,
ta servo during thu onsuhi yoiif , and to tians-
uut any hnslnubs nhluh limy hu prosoitud | nt
buch mcotliiK.
In cast ) thu ofllco of Rnhl company , In nald
city of Uniiiha , shall not hu lurgu tniou li to
uccoininodatonll lliostocl.liolilcrti nho tuny ho
Iirosont nt hiu-h minimi inoetln , tlion t > uch
incut IIIK lll ad Join n from thu coinp'iny nolllc-o
to thu liatul l.iiown us Iho I'n.xton house ,
hltiliito uUlioHOiithwi'stconiur of I'oiirU'OiHli
nnd Kninnm btrt-nts , In bald city of Oniahii ,
nnd thu mooting will onli-r uiion nnd eontluuu
Its dc-llbcrntlons at hiild 1'axton IKIII-.O.
The dlit'i-toraoaiiiostly iiiquust uach stocU-
lioldor to bo personully iircbont ut , halt ! stock-
hohluib' muothiK , mid If ImposslUlo to ha prua-
eut , to appoint a nro\y.
E. I' , li11KNCK ,
AttiMt : 1'iusldcnt ,
JONATHAN Aucu Becrctury ,
no\18 < llUtm
Notice Snlo of hcliool lloiuU.
Scaled Unit will ho received until Thursday ,
November 80 , 1H03 , at 2 o'clock p. m. . for the
purchuso of 5 bonds of 1 1.00(1 ( each , Buld bonds
Ibmicd by school district No. 71. DawoH county ,
NebraKku , dated AuKnst 'J2 , J803. duo Juno 1.
1023 , Interest 0 per cent , paynbluon thn 1st
dayofJunoof cui-h'yeur. I'rlnclpul mill In
terest payable nt tbo Nebraska 1'iscnl Agency ,
New Vorlc. llldb will bo accepted for one or
all of tmlil bonds. Itlght resorvud to reject
any or nil bids ,
l.nvclopes containing hldi sliould ha inarkoa
Bids for Bonds , and addrebsud to
MUOY : HAM/ .
Crawford , Neb.
Kt , - ? , Vfi T.V , , W - = \
an i .11. at !
k :
THANKSGIVING.
Is not the day when you swenr off for n yonr. Its n day devoted
to thanks. 08 millions of people who form this model Amrlcnn
nation , fonst , rest , rejoice ana honor the day. Each blessed soul
has something to bo thankful for , even the young man whoso
swnothcnrt has married another. Some express gratitude fern
n democratic administration , some Iowa politician thank because
some 30 odd thousand voters have sympathised with him In his
efforts to retire to private life. Sensible clothing buyers thank
for that Into money nan to. The Nebraska offers thanks for your
liberal patronage , and unlimited confidence.
Going lo have a turkey dinner that'll last a week. Man
and boy will got n slice. Carving prices on 0 pretty , warm , long
nnd durable ulsters. Anticipate * buying olio this season , ohV
Just scruttnix.0 this offer for a mlnulo. '
FOUR FIFTY
F. . or Boys.
For boys up la 20 years old. Wo cnrvod nn $8.00 ulster down to
$4.50 , just bscauso wo can't afford to sell It at loss. Would have
been $8.00 If wo did'nt have that brainy buyer with eagle eyes
hack east 2 styles 2 colors gray ami brown Shetland cloth " "
lined with fancy checked stuff.
SIX FIFTY
For Boys.
As old ns 20 years. It would take a $10 bill to buy one and
there wouldn't bo a dime wasted as far us honest value is con
% cerned. Again 2 colors 2 fabrics-one of black ehir.chilla-ono of
gray Shetland one style the newest of shawl collar and exquisite
ly ornamented with pussamonterio lined \vilh fancy checks.
2
3 TEN FIFTY For Men.tf
it I
Every size known. Hero wo curve the fattest part of the Thanks
giving TuJkoy and throw in the sauce. If it ain't the best ulster
over obtained by man for $18 we'll agree to throw In the cham
pagne. 2 colors 2 fabrics Take your choice. The gray is an
Irish Freine , extremely long nnd a fort against cold The black is
of a line Shetland overcoating , with shawl collar , pubsamontrlc
trimmings Bjth lined with contrasting blue or gray linings that
usually servos to donate an aristocratic appearance to the gar
ment. Consider this our Thanksgiving tront.
Si-cry American has known thttl Clio
colute was pleasant when the riijht product
was used , but it r s a revelation to Jlnd
that U IKUS us liburishiny as '
Thousands , footsore , famished
and almost fainting under the
\musualfatiguo of the Fair have
fauna out how invigorating a
cup of Chocolnt iMcnier is and
can now understand why 33 mil
lion pounds annually of this fa
mous chocolate is consumed in
the countries of the old world
where
1 > Jo Tea ,
No Coffee
,
No Cocoa ,
Is their motto. Try it.
Did you see m a ! tin faij ? Your grocer will get it for you.
What's better than a nice pocketbook
for a holiday gift
Nothing- -
unices It's a gold watch.
RAYMOND , JEWELER ,
Corner IRth and DouvlUH StruttH , Oiinlia.
WITH SOOTHING BALMY OILS.
V V Caitoor. Tuaior.Ofttnrrh , Pi'.m.Flstulfi , Erza-
8. Vi mn mill nil S Hu and Womb Diseases-
J CANOIIH of the NOKO , Kyo , Up , K ir , Neck , Ilre.vU , Stum-
1 noli. Wointi-hi lacl , all liituniul or external orif.in * or tla-
Biii'Bciiicd wltliont tlioKnlftior liiirnliif ( illinium , but wllli
Booth 1111 ; uroin.illi ! oIlH. 11 JNVUICI of frauds and Imitators , an
there nro otlii-ru who liopu to prutlt by udvertlulntf to euro
" ; a wllli iinell.
'lx TTTTti nil'P nnd send It for Illustrated
1i IlJnVJU L took on tlio uuoru dli-
UullcU free. AildrcHa
DR. D. M. BYE , Combination Oil Cure ,
Portsmouth Bldj ; , Kaums City , Ku *
NEBRASKA
NATIONAL BANK.
U. B , Depository , Omaha , Nab.
CAPITAL , - t400,000
SURPLUS , , . - C65OUO
OfCccM nivl DlnxjlorsHenry W. Yale * , prpil.
dcut , H.aOiKtlilnj , vlco | ir8 iaont , a S. Maurlsu ,
W. V. MOMO. Joliu S. Colllui , J. S. IL I'utrls *
Lew IB S. Hood , caaUler.
THE IRON BANIC.
Promlciit
HEW ERA '
4 Ml lil ( 'Ah IHSI'KNM.VHV.
ContuUiitlim I'rcr.
' IsunmiriuusoJ In the treatment
of all
Chroulo , Private nntl
sNorvousi Dliou ov. iVrtU
Ito or ciniuH)3rhOiiiilly. ) | )
TKEATIIU.SI1 llVMAUj.
. . AdUrob * with stamp , for pr.
. . . \vhlali\Yill bo Bcut In plain envelope. ' I'
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