THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MID AY , OCTOBETC 19 , 1804.
SENT UP FOR TWENTY YEARS
Punishment of Alva Chambers foi Assault
ing Little Poul Russell ,
AN OLD MAN GOES TO A FELON'S ' CELL
AiirertUfnir .Accnt * I'lclillng lor Space on it
llrlck AV/itl tltornoy Illtclilo ( let * rv
I'urginc Other Mntterg In tlm
Dlalrlct Court.
Alva Chambers , the mnn charged ,
and convicted of having committed n crimi
nal assault upon Pearl Hussall. a child
Tears ot age , was up In the criminal court
yesterday for sentence. Chambers Is n
man C3 years of nge , and last spring , when
ho was charged with the crlmo of which ho
has since been convicted , It was by a mere
accident that he escaped being lynched.
In passlns sentence Judge Scott gave
the prisoner thefull limitof the
law , It being twenty years at hard labor ,
with no portion of the same to be spent In
solitary confinement. While Imposing Ben-
tenco Judg Scott dwelt nt considerable
length upon the enormity of the crime , say
ing that ha regretted that he couy not gl\e
the prisoner a longer term.
Fighting- for u bkKr > Hoard.
Some foreign sign painters nnd advertising
agents have commenced a novel suit against
Charles Shlverlck & Co. , business men
occupying one of the houses near Twelfth
and Douglas streets. The plaintiffs allege
that during the summer of 1893 they leased
the dead walls of the building which Shlver
lck occupied for a term of years , their Idea
being to paint up'on the walls pictures and
legends setting forth the merits ot a certain
brand of tobacco. Soon after tht etFcutlon
of the lease with the owners of the building
the plaint ffa allege that upon the wall thsy
painted a hugo tobacco sign , covering something
thing- like 5,100 square feet.
The sign did not remain lonj ? , however ,
for with force and arms the plaintiffs al
lege that Shlverlck & Co. hired a lot of
painters anil obliterated the pictures during
the night. Again the sign went upon the
dead walls and again It was painted off.
This continued until several hundreds of
gallons of paint had been spread over the
brick work of the building , after which the
plaintiffs tired and went Into court , where
they now uk for an Injunction that will re
strain the defendant from Interfering with
their handiwork.
lie llrmka to ixcc : * .
Delia " \Vlans has Invoked the aid of the
court In securing n separation from her hus
band , Charles Wlans. In her petition Delia
alleges that some years ago she tied her
hand and fortunes to Charles , who was then
a good and true man , a hard worker and
temperate In every respect. Since then she
avers that Charles has taken up the habit of
looking upon red liquor to excess , and what
| j | Is mqre. she alleges that he now Injects
IT morphine Into h > s person. I3y reason of all
j * this she asks for a divorce and the custody
B of two children , the fruits of the marriage.
Contempt CIMO Continued ,
The stccnth call for Edward Rosewater.
editor of The Dec , to appear In Judge Scott's
court on the charge of contempt was made
yesterday , the particular citation this
tlmo being to the effect that Eome days ago
because the facts uerc detailed In connec
tion with the naturalization of some Individ
ual Mr. Hosewater was guilty of having
scandalized the court and trotted It Into
public scandal and disgrace.
D. W. Slmeral , attorney for Sir. Rosewater ,
filed an answer , a general denial , and the
hearing was Continued until Saturday mornIng -
Ing , October 27.
J. till ok I ntn I ho Fold.
Attorney Albert S. Ritchie has been purged
, In Judge Scott's court ami as a result he
' ' has been let back Into the fold , where he
Is allowed by reason of a special dispensation
to enjoy all of the privileges that attend
being In touch with the criminal end of
the coifrts.
Court Culllngfl.
Michael O'Hern has sued Anna 0'IIcrri ,
Individually and ns administratrix of the
estate of Kato O'Hern. dcccasal , requiring
her to account for the property which came
Into her hands as administratrix.
Frank Durr , who was charged with assault
with Intent to kill , was arraigned In the crim
inal court yesterday and pleaded not guilty ,
nfter which his bondsmen surrendered him
Into the custody of the sheriff. The Informa
tion Sled In the case charges that some
weeks ago Durr assaulted and stabbed Dan
Smith with a knife , lulllctliig a deep and
dangerous wound.
Among the numerous suits which have
been Instituted against the Llntons , Adolphua
and Phoebe , the English capitalists , there
U one for f 13,000 In which It appears that the
Interests ot the plaintiffs are looked nfter
by Attorney Trauermann of this city. It
has been stated that this suit was brought
4 to hinder the Llntons and to coerce them
Into paying an unjust claim. Mr. Trauer
mann desires to deny this statement , de
claring that the suit arises In an attempt
to collect a Just debt which Is long past
When Uthorn I'nll
Hood's Sarzaparllla builds1 up the shattered
system by giving vigorous action to the di
gestlvo organs , creating an appetite and
purifying the blood. It Is prepared by
modern methods , possesses the greatest eurii-
llvo powers , and has the most wonderful
record of actual cures of any medicine In
existence. Take only Hood's.
Hood's Pills arc purely vegetable , and do
cot purge , pain or gripe. 25c.
x < w JSATI : i.xcuitsio.v $ .
October Slid ami November Utli.
The Missouri Pacific will run home-seekers
and harvest excursions October 23 and November -
vember C at half rates ( plus $2) ) for the
round trip from points on the main line ,
western division , Kansas City to Omaha , lu
elusive , and Omaha Southern & Nebraska
City branch to all points In Arkansas , Texas ,
' " points on Its lines and on the K. C.V , & a ,
railway. In Louisiana ; points on the , Pecos
id Valley railway In New Mexico , also to Dem-
Ing , N. M. For full particulars , pamphlets ,
circulars , folders , etc. , descriptive of the ter-
rltory to which these excursions will bo run ,
apply to agent at depot , fifteenth and Woo
Eter streets , or company's offices , northeast
corner Thirteenth ami Karnam.
THOMAS I" . GODFREY ,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
J. 0. PIIILUPPI ,
Assltstant Freight and Passenger Agent.
- -
Mlllliiry Slattern.
In accordance with the orders of the act-
lug fcccretary of war , Major John M.
Hamilton , First cavalry , acting Inspector
general of the Department of the Platte , will
proceed to Fort McKlnney , Wyo. . for the purpose -
pose of Inspecting public property at that
post , requiring the action of an Inspector . ,
returning on completion ot this duty to his
station In this city.
First Lieutenant Charles II. Barth , nflju-
tant Twelfth Infinity , has been appointed
recruiting ofllcer at Fort Nlobrara , Neb. ,
vice First Lieutenant Elon F.Vllcox , ndju-
tant Sixth cavalry , relieved ,
Mrs. T. S. Hawkins , Chattanooga , Tenn. ,
ays"Shlloh's Vltallzer 'saved my life. '
I consider It ths best remedy for a dcblll-
tate'd system I ever used. " Tor dyspepsia ,
liver or kidney trouble- excels. Price , 7 Be.
Sold by Q oo Jinan Drug Co.
Mnrrlime l.lcriiat- * .
The following marriage llcenses were Is-
BUtd yesterday :
Nsmb and Address. ' x v Age.
Charles Holie , Htuth Omaha , .x , , < , . JJ
Oailu-tiiio . ituinohr , South OH > aha , , . . 21
Thomas o McIIr.ilm , Omaha . . . ' . . : . 31
Glenena KTKltrhen , Omaha . 31i i
CharlcB Amorson , Omaha. , ; . 27
uraca Krvln.Tinalia. . . . . . . . . . 20
Oregon Kidney - .a eum at | kianey trou.
All
'
n " U Wlfo'.Eur.
A'-MorrUey , an employe of the wnelllns
.
JJO.C3 company nnd wht Uves in an alley
-K oi < h CoM , ni hottl. h a the night
Wednesday night and chewed part of the
rim ot hln wife's car off. After considerable
priori ho was awakened ami said that lie
dreamed that he wag In ft fight.
71ml Joyful Tirllng
With the exhilarating tentn of pnowed
health and strength and Internal cleanliness
which follows the use of Syrup of Flgi It
unknown to the few who have nol progressed
beyoml the old time medicines nnd the cheap
substitutes sometime * offered , but never ac
cepted by the well Informed.
Icn Mm' * Annual Hull.
The second annual ball of Ice Men's assem
bly , No. 862 , Knights of Labor , took place
last evening at Washington hall. There were
175 couples present , and an excellent danc
ing program of twenty-five numbers fur
nished enjoyment to an early hour In the
morning , The floor was under the direction
of Master ot Ceremonies II. II. Howman ,
and John Klcrcc , II. II. Bowman , T. Saw
yer , Jerry Sullivan , Joseph McCleary , J. W.
Mcinn nnd L. IClmball. The guests were re
ceived by Walt Thackeray and L. Anderson.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures nervous hc&d >
Trial size. 25 cents. All drue&'U.r
Clotlilnq- Thief Cmifflit.
R. A. Roberts was nrested last night by
Officer Dollard for stealing an overcoat , coat
nnd vest from Dr. Harry L. Janney of 214
Pearl street , Council Dluffs. The physician
ml seed his clothing last evening- G o'clock
and came over to Omaha. He saw Roberts
on Douglas street and pointed him out to
the officer.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures backache. Tln !
jlze , 25 cents. All druggists.
At a special meeting of the congregation
of the Westminster Presbyterian church
Wednesday evening II. L. Krlder was elected
ruling elder , to succeed the late Jacob K.
Hendrlx.
The opening sociable of Cnstollar Street
Presbyterian church will be held this ( Fri
day ) nlcht , It Is the Intention to make
these a power In the church work , aa they
hava been la the past.
nile C. Tottrtelot , receiver of the Chemical
National Hank ot Chicago , has filed papers
In the federal court praying for a judgment
against the Citizens National Dank of York ,
Neb , for $9.009.29 on promissory notes.
The city council met yesterday as a
board of equalization , to Bit on the general
tax list. Albert Calm was elected chair
man and the board Is now ready to hear
protests against the figures of the assessors.
The board \\lll probably remain In session for
about iVio weeks.
The city treasurer Is expecting a material
Increase from now on In the amount of
special tax collections. But \ery few of
tlicso tnxcscre paid whllo the decision of
Judge Ambrose stood as the law , but since
the supreme court has overruled his position
there are Indications that the property
o\vtiers are getting ready to liquidate their
Indebtedness to the city.
J. C. Gallglicr ot Salt Lake Is at the
Paxton
B C. Ash and wlfo of Pines' , S. D. , are
at the Arcade.
n > c-Go\crnor Furnas registered at the Paxton -
ton last evening.
Walter S. Moss , agent of "Shaft No. 2 , "
Is at the Barker.
Ten members of Joe Ott's Star Gazer
company are at the Barker.
W. It. Kllpatrlck and wife and S. D. Kll-
patrlclc of Newcastle , Wyo. , are Paxton
guests.
Fourteen members of Fisher & Scott's
Culd Diy and Chip of the Old Block
company are at the Barker.
N , W. Jordan , secretary of the American
Loan and Trust company of Boston , accom
panied by H. D. Hyde , counsel for the com
pany , are at ther Paxton.
W. V. Phillips , L. ABpinwall , A. A. , Oray
and AnMin Greene of Providence ; Charles P.
Slilllabcr of Boston , and S. W. Hopkins of
Lynn , Moss . are at the Paxton enroute to
Boise City , Idaho , to Inspect the property of
an Investigation company of uliich Mr.
Phillips Is president.
the Hotels.
At the Dollone J. W Kerns , J. G. Macay : ,
A , O , Mutz , Auburn ; n. J. Honors , Schuyler ,
J. .V. Hooney , Nebraska City ; C , C5. Ryan ,
Or.mil Island ; J. "W. AndrcuB. rremont ;
James I. Hhcn , Holdrece ; J. II. Crowiler ,
Pianlc Hutt , Gordon ; W. Harrington , Te-
kamah ; T. 15. Horton , \\lfe and daughter ,
VerdlRie ; K D. Adams , Fremont ; W. T
BurstoW. Ord , J. BronelettP. Schuvler ; V
M. Tyrrelly , Lincoln ; ! ' " . G Hamer , Kearney ;
W W. Uartell , Herman.
At the Arcade Joseph Smattan , Schuyler ,
Charles Mnnn , Hay Springs ; John A
Dempiter and wit , L'neoln. J. W R clgwa ,
Curtis ; Umll Heller , Wt-st Point : A. Golden ,
Sorlbeer ; t , O. Johnson , Norfolk ; P. F
O'Sulllvan , Wllllnm IJrnley , A. J Langer ,
WVst Point ; H. H. Dibble , York : B. Love ,
Huntley : J. P. Hutchlnson , Broken Bow ;
George Cross , Falrlmry ; G. J Bristol. Hny
Spilngs ; F. H. Mclnln. Monroe ; G. II.
Hanson , Holdrege ; J. P. Johnson , Krnrney.
At the Paxton-J. V. Wolf , ex-Attorney
Geneial Ueweese. II. M. Leavltt , AV. A. Wll-
llunis. Tobias Castor. P. H. Cooper. M. D.
Welch nnd ulfe , Lincoln ; Louts V. Haskell ,
Miss Julia S. Haskell , Stromsburg ; J. S.
Kenyan , McCook ; II , I * McMcnns and wife ,
C. P. 11. Williams nndUfe. . Graml Island ;
M. 11. Weiss , Hebron ; A. L. Spearman and
Misses Malicl and Bertha Spearman ,
Springfield ; J. O. Crawford , West Point ; P.
M. St.uilleldr Blair : It. F. Wibster nml wife ,
Western ; Theodore Afaher , Alma. ; A. Moore ,
Auburn.
At the Merchants A. G. Tyler , Ogalalla ;
J. W. Welpton , Grant ; William Glddings ,
Wlsner ; C. ' . II. Klmore. J , P. ArmstronB ,
ncatilce ; H. A. Papc , Genoa ; James Has-
sett , J. It. Wllon , Pnpllllon ; I ) . C. Knv-
iiiuiugh , Columbus : J. J. Andre , Petersburg ;
P. L. Hull , Mead ; J. A. Pike. Valentine ; J.
D. Brewer , Albion ; II. K. White , Colon ; S.
1 1. Jones. J. S. Wilde , Wnhoo ; H. M ,
Grimes , W. II. C. Woodhurst , W. T. Wllcox ,
Ninth Platte ; George Johnston , O. H.
Schurcli. Pawnee City : Dane Miller. Platts-
mouth ; M. Mahrr. Platte Center ; C. A.
Pt'teison , Oakland ; II , W , Burton , Orleans ;
T. L Young , Julian.
At tlte Mercer W. D. Reed , Mndlson ; W.
G. Whltmore , II. M. Puffer , Valley ; C. O.
Shumway , Lvon ; C , W. Long , Wnkclleld ;
J. Hughes , Fremont ; P. AVhltmore , Valley ;
F. C. Wood. Asli In ml ; T C. Cnllahnn ,
PiltMid : K. Del * . Drew and wife , Fremont ;
1 * . J. Snyder , Wnhoo ; O. H. Bwlnglcy , Beat
rice ; J. Heed , II , Williams , Alex Gardner ,
Vullev : Gcorue SchwcBser , It. Thomas ,
Divld City : Henry Herrold , Plattsmouth ;
J. S Crawford. Atlantic ; D I. Ueed , Ox-
foid , J. C , AtcLucas. W. C. McLucns , Fair-
Imry ; 13.H. . Ardrus. Holdrege ; John K.
Steele , Ohlowa ; W. II. Kerns , Tckamah ;
C. i : . Heady. Fullerton ; H. C. Barton , G. A.
Bp.uiMliiff , Avoca.
At the Millnrd Alblnus Nance , I , M . Raymond
mend ; 8 IU Burnliam , A. IJecmnn , J. M.
Thompson , H. M , Bnshnell. Lincoln ; M. W.
Mii'fielnmn , A. II. Kclm , W. H. Schoclc , P.
S. Heacock , mill City ; J. A. Piper. Alma ;
N. H. Brown. H. C. McDonald , Fremont ;
M V. Powers. Grand Island ; L D. Hlch-
ards. I'temoiit : I. J , Hamilton. Norfolk : A.
N. Sullivan , IMattsmotitli ; J. II , Hnldemnn ,
Wwiilnir Water ; T. L3. Stevens nnd wife ,
Itlulr ; P. M. WctheraUI. Hebron : P. AV.
Crew , S. II. Buinlinm nnd wife. Mrs. A. S.
Raymond. C. H. Mgrrlll. St. Paul ; W. II.
Michael , G. H. Thummel. Grand Island ; 8.
S Ueebe. F , , .W. West , Wisner ; John R.
Ha > cs. Norfolk : A. Giihishn , Red Cloud ; 1" .
C. Partis , Sewnrtl , J. F. Fine. < 3. H. Hcrth ,
Shelton ; K. ixvel. It. M. Allen , Ames ; II. I1.
Munluv. Grand Island ; K , A. Sleuurt and
\\lfe , Illalp ,
Awarded
Highest Honors World'A Fair.
MOST PERFECT MADE ,
A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. P
Ammonlj , Alum orany other adidtJIJfti
ilP YGAr\S TUB STANDARD ,
JIAVDKN 1IUOS.
IVc I'lnco Ida rnrchniier or Slnslo Article
on Ilia Siuno L'ootliipr trUli tltn Jobber.
THE n. M. HUIySn LOUNOE3.
The n. M. Hulso Lounge Co. will , move Its
plant to Clilcngo. Wo hnve IjouRlit their
niailo up stock nnd will now sell couches anil
foldlnB lounges nt the prices they formerly
asked ; that IB. wo will now retail couchca
nnd lounges nt the maunfacturer'u prices.
Oak bed lounge , woven wire inattrcas , no
rldRQ In middle , K. M. Hulso | > rlco to the
tredo Jfi.KO.
Satno lounge In plush (7.00.
Extra largo double lounge , polished oak
frame , woven wlro mattress , no ridge ; n
very heavy , massive lounge , upholstered In
best qunllty mohair plush , any color ; n. M.
Hulso prlco $12.75 ; slza when open 3 feet
11x0 feet 6.
Pine \Vllton rug couch , slza 2 fecit CxO
fcot , spring edge , fringe all round ; C , M.
IIulso price $11.50.
These prices are ours whllo the goods last.
You can buy furniture hero now cheaper
than ever before ,
DANKHUPT HAT STOCK.
The Mlllard Hotel hat store , which
failed a few days ago , ns sold to us by the
sheriff. This superb stock of fashtonnblo hats ,
\\II1 bo closed out at once.
Men's flno fur tourist , In black and brown ,
$1.1)0 ) , former price $3.00.
J. U. Stetson hats. In black and nutria , In
different styles 12.00. former price $4.60.
J. H. Stetson extra fine quality of hats In
black nnd nutria In the different styles , $2.E > 0 ,
former price , $5.00 to $ G.OO.
Men's heavy winter caps , 20o each.
Boys' heavy winter caps , IDc each.
A largo line of fancy caps , 25c.
Men's flno fur crushers , OOc.
Men's fur derbys , fiOc , 7Gc nnd 95c.
The "No Name" hat , manufactured by
J , I ) . Stetson In black , brown and nutria ,
$1.60 to $2.00 , former price $3.00 to $5.00.
Call and examine this stock before buying-
and you will save money.
CHAMPION SALD
OP HOYS' AND CHILDIIEN'S CLOTHING
FIUDAY AND SATURDAY.
Wlio dares to sell a line all \\ool 3-pleco
cult , sizes 10 to 15 years , of finest fabrics , In
cheviots , casslmercs nnd worsteds , tot less
than $ C.OO ?
Champion sale price , $2.95.
Who dares to cell all \\ool double-breasted
suits , pants made with patent clastic band ,
every garment warranted not to rip In seams ,
sizes 4 to 1C , ut less than $1.50 ?
Champion sale price , $2.25.
Who dares to Bell bo > s * fine long pants
suits , sizes 12 to 19 , made of cheviots , c.is-
slmores and worsteds' , cut In double nnd sin-
gle-breastcd styles , for less than $ S.OO to
$10.00 ?
Champion sale price , $5 50.
IIAYDEN nnos.
A XXO UA CB3IK A TS.
Those stellar comedians , Conroy and Pox ,
with their clever company ot singingnnd
dancing comedians , will present a new musi
cal comedy , entitled "Hot Tamales. " This
Is a neat and clean performance , and In
keeping with their reputation for refined
nnd humorous work. The singing of Miss
Joslo La Fontaine Is perfectly charming ,
whllo Messrs. Harry D. Fairbanks and C. F.
Lorraine possess powerful nnd effective tenor
and basso voices , respectively. The comic
portion Is stimulated by the splendid dancing
of Thomas Watson nnd Arlle Litham , the
ex-ball player. Miss Kittle Allen Is a won
derful uliig and duck dancer , whllo Miss St.
George Hussey , the famous Irish character
actress , singer and dancer , has no equal.
The others are all good. Conroy and Fox
will be at the Fifteenth Street theater for
four nights and Wednesday matinee , com
mencing Sunday matinee , October 21.
"The Hustler , " somewhat changed , will
be presented at the Doyd on Sunday evening
next by the Davis and Keogu company ,
and for the tuo succeeding evenings.
ThrotiRli Toiirlat Slnrpliiff Cur to San l'ria-
ciica find I.oa Angolon.
Vli Chicago , Rock Island & Pacific railway ,
leaves Omaha every Friday nt 1:10 p. m. ,
via Denver , Colotado Springs , Pueblo , Salt
Lake , Ogden , etc. Tickets and sleeping- car
reservations can be secured at the "Hock
island" ticket office. For full Information
call on or address
CHAHLES KENNEDY , 1002 Farnam St. .
G. N. W. P. A.
OCTOKCIC yi ) AND NOVIJ.MKUU OT1I.
Spscl il Homo Socliprs * Incursions.
Via Chicago , Ilock Island & Pacific railway ,
one fare for the round trip ( with $2.00 added )
to nil points west , south and southwest.
Tickets good for return passage , twenty days
from date of sale. The Texas Express ,
leaving Omalia at G a. m. , makes quicker
tlmo than any other line to all points In
Texaa. Tor full Information , folders , etc. ,
call at Rock Island ticket office , 1G02 Farnam
street , or address
CHARLES KENNEDY , G. N. W. P. A.
llnino Visitor ' Cxruralona Itlj > Four.
On October 17 nnd November 14 the Dig
Four route , In connection with western lines ,
will Bell excursion tickets nt one fare for
the round trip to nil points on their line In
Ohio ( except Cincinnati ) , Indiana and Mich
igan. Tickets good twenty (20) ( ) days from
date of sale. Here Is a splendid opportunity
for visiting the old homestead before u Inter
sets In. For tickets and full Information
call on any ticket agent , or address 13. O.
McCormlck , passenger tranic manager , or D.
I ) . Martin , general passenger and ticket
agent. Dig Four route , Cincinnati , 0.
o
Joyce , millinery. 1G21 Douglas street.
Omnlia nnd Chicago l.liultuil riftorn-IIonr
Train.
Leaves Omaha at C.35 p. m , nnd arrive
at Chicago 9:40 : a. m. via. O. M , ft St. P.
Ry. for Chicago and nl' ' paints east. Trains
made up and started from Omaha , assuring
passengers clean nnd well aired cars. The
only line running a solid vcatibuted electric
lighted train from Omaha direct. No wait
ing for through trains ,
Ulegant chair curs , palace sleeping and
dining cars. Ticket oQlce , 1504 Farnam street.
C. S. CARRIER ,
Ticket Agent
Mercer Hotel II. Mllminy , M
Rates reduced ; $2.00 to $3.00 pel day.
mm.
GM2NN Tlobcrl T. , October J7th. J801 , '
jeurs. Tuneral at 2 o'clock rrUlny nfurioon ,
October 19th , Iroin UlB Inlc residence , 812 South
KlKhtli street , to Torcet Lnwn cfm tery.
New York , Ban I'ranclsca and Toionto iwipcrs
please copy.
cosiurr TIMS TO JHKMOKV
LATEST bTYLEa-LOIVUSX FRIGES
CUAKS.SUllS.fUliS.
. . .
Cor , 161 ! ) and f-arnam Sis , , OMAHA
1'A.XrON BLOCK.wiliniin
Swenty-flw Slylcs of
This One Was $25.00
3JTOW $12.50.
Shiverick's October Bale.
Cor. ith and Douglas Sts.
Sale 'begins 'Saturday Morning.
It's * * " on e ollar Tlle entire
the slock of Rosenwald & Weil's fine over ,
best coats , They were bound to sell and we
naturally could not overlook such a grand opportunity and promptly took
Overcoat
advantage of the situation with our ever ready cash placing in our hands
chance the values in Overcoats that it has
most convincing ever been our fortune to
of offer. It is a magnificent line , every coat being made in the most artistic
your manner and in the latest fashion ,
life. The figures in the first column below are
R. & W.'s actual wholesale prices. The
second column contains the usual retail
prices and the last column is Our Price.
We will fill mail orders as in previous sales.
ROSEN WALD USUAL ,
& WEIL'S
WHOLESALE RETAIL OUR PRICE.
RETAILPRIOR.
PRICE. PRIOR.
An all wool slate color \
Lot 1 kersey over-
coat cut double breasted a perfect ,00
garment
Lot 2 Brown mixed Eleysian overcoat vel
vet collar wool-lined throughout in %
the best manner a good looking , 9.00
serviceable coat
Lot 3 This is one of the very best numbers
has a fly front black melton over
coat Farmers' satin body silk sleeve 12.oo
linings .
T o . A"A drab kersey overcoat cut fly front
Skinner silk sleeve linings lasting
body linings cut in the fashionable 5o
length
T O e A gray double-breasted kersey overcoat
beautiful goods silk velvet collar
silk sleeve linings well shaped and 10.5o
splendidly made . . . - .
Lot 6 : An olive ' melton overcoat cut double
brea'sted fancy worsted linings with
silk sleeve linings a genuine bargain
* 13.00 JloJ
if there ever was one . .
Lot 7- An Oxford mixed melton overcoat fly
front silk shoulder lined worsted . \
body lined silk sleeve lined
per 10.5o
fectly made and trimmed
T oj. o A gray melton overcoat fly front wool
L"UL °
" lined sleeves silk lined made in the
ever heighth } ' way of fashion and complete in 9.5o 12.oo
Lot 9- Another one of the best numbers is a
clouble breasted black cheviot over
coat with light worsted linings and 15-00 20.oo
black satin sleeve linings . - .
Lot 10- An all wo'ol Eleysian fly front overcoat
lasting linings and silk velvet collar
10.5o 15.
it comes in blacks or blues . . .
Lot 1 I Brown mixed all wool Eleysian over
coats fly front worsted body linings
and satin s'eeve linings you. never
12.5o
saw better for three times the money. . e
[ 2 _ A 'brown mixed cheviot cape overcoat
u
wool linings silk sleeve linings
12.00
fashionably . made and perfectly tailored IS.oo 0J0 .
J3 A blue kersey overcoat fly front fancy
worsted body linings silk sleeve IS.oo
lined silk velvet collar the cloth
alone cost $3.75 a yard . 16.5o 2.OO .
Finest , most perfect-fitting Overcoats
For Nearly Half Price.
CLOTHING HOUSE : . ,
DUTIERA22CHEE5EMAKINC ; _
" . FEED- COOKERS
Far lllu trittd Gtalo ue , AcMrtis
hea'Vi'lllluil la Mi. Ad\erilier , 1-leiuu ay jou law their Ad ft. la tlita Taper ,
Weak. Nervous Mien !
* " AOI The HT b i humbneuoJbj the 4 'Flectrjto IVJU" " Fellow Baflerer. " "Doing-
mnj , " * 'trfe Core" Clack * . nd wbo buve foaud
PERFECT MANHOOD RESTORED I
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NEBRASKA
HANK
U S. Dtposltoryt Uutalia , .Vcim ii. .
CAPITAL , - - $400,000
SURPLUS , - ' - $55,500
OIKccn and Director * Ilenrr f7. Tntit. prev
Idtnti John B. Colllat , vl-pr ildent ; IKit
S. Heed , Cuhler ; WUllun IU a llugtiia.
tat cublir.
THE IRON BANK
Or the I.irilior IInl.lt Ioltlrrlr Cured
by udmlnUtt-rlnir "r. Jlulue * '
Uoldeii Mptvillv ,
It cin fc4 clTea ta a oupcfoonoo or 1 * > . or In food.
wllboatt kooirlMc < > orit > ei ileot. Itlitb < olul l >
b ra > l i > . and will ttot a permaunnl and ipe dy
cure , whether the pailant > a nodortte drinker or
an afoohollo nreck. It bar be n given ia thouvaaiU
of oaje > . and la tvery lnitano a perfect euro baa fol.
lowed. IINeTtrlralU. Tbei atemoneelmpreaDtteii
\ . lit tb BpeclHc.il b80om i Q utter ImpoKlblllcr
u.rtna liquor appetlla loeilil.
QOUICX I'K IPIO io VropVi , Olaelunall , C <
48-pice book ol piriUulara lie' . To ba liad o >
7or tal by Kuhn & Co. , DruESliti. Coma.
nd Dauvlu > tr tf. Omiba.
Tea
Were $7.50 , Now $3,75.
Shiveriok's October Sola
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quick . ruturn . K , Horn *
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