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: a _ - - _ _ - - - - TnE Ol\tAnA : DAILY flEThnUE8DAY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ . , JANUARY 2.1 , 1S0G. .
: rBOSTON STORE FIRE SALE
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Tomorrow Wo Oloso Ont All Dress Geode
from Jnffrny Stock nt Fearful Snoriflcc.
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: 50C WOOLEN DRESS GOODS 12 1.2C A YARD
j IU.211 Urnll Goo ) " , 20rl81 ; 110 ZJreftN 000118 ,
; . : JOcl 81.00 Silk" , Illel 81.211 Rid Glove" ,
211cl 82.110 IUd ( JIlin" , . .Del ; liOo
Lincli JlRlldcrclllet , 12 1 . 2c.
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SEI.Iam OUT DRESS GOODS.
Tomorrow wo will make the grandest
, acrlnces to close out all Urn dress goods
from the Jaltray fire stock They go In
three lots :
' All GOc woolen Mess goods 12c a ynrd.
All $1.25 Imported ( Ire s goods , 29c a yard
All $ I.O Imported dress goods , 39c n yard.
. . $1.00 SII.HS. : 150 A YAHD.
'rho finest and hllhMl grades of drapery
slllts , surah silks , swivel silks , etc. , only
slightly burnt on edges , worth up to $ LOO a
, . yard , go al 15c.
. $ 1.25 KID GLOVES 250.
' All the kid gloves In 4 allll Ii.button
. , lengths , In all sizes RlIII all colors including
evening shades , thaI are absolutely guaran.
teed free frolll burn allll have only heen
slightly wet , worth up to $1.2 : ; a pair , go at
25c.
$2,50 I.ADIES' RID GLOVES . 490 ,
Over 3,000 pairs highest ann finest grr.es
of German anti French kIll gloves , InelulllnJ
- , 18.lmtton crealll colored operas , almost se und
and Ilerfect , worth up to $2,50 a pair , go r.t
49c.
49c.IOC
: ' IOC ; 1.1Nlm IIANDKEHCIIII . 12C.
. All the IInesl grades ot Iluro linen hand
embroidered Initial hanlllwrchlets from the
. Jarrray stock , worth up to SOc ; . go at 12c. .
All the ladles' and men's colored border
helt'stitchl'll Irish lawn handkerchIefs go In
. two lots III Ic ; and 10c.
STHll'EI ! > 1.INlm FURNITURE COVERING .
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Thousands ot yards ot the best grade linen
striped furulturo covering , goods worth from
: 250 to SOc anll ( arc almost sound and per-
- feel. go al lic a yard.
. . , J\.IL SLIOIITI.Y DUnNED GOODS , IiC A
YAHD.
In our blsemenl we will sell thousands ot
. yards denims , ducks , cotton damasks , colton
elder downs , slightly burnt dress goods In
. fact all class of goods that became slightly
burnt on edges In the Jarrray firl' , go at Ic ;
, i a yard.
, Lace curtain ends , ISo nod 2lic each
. tOC SIIKALINE DRAI'EItIES , 2C.
Thousands ot pieces of the newest and
. finest patterns In slllmllne draperies go tomorrow -
morrow al 2y"c a yard.
; BARGAINS IN OUR FURNITURE AND
CAUI'I
DEPAHTmmT ON TIIIRD FLOOR.
100 white enamel Iron beds brass trimmed ,
only $ 4.98.
250 fancy oak stands , IG.lnches square top ,
' cheap 89c.
10 ; dozen cane seal clinics ( special lot ) Gge.
100 ; odd bedsteads , all sIzes , $1.69. $ l.9S ,
. $2.69 , $ 2.9S , $3.W. :
400 ladles' wood seal rockers , only 68c.
: CAUPETS.
Dest all. wool Ingrains , worth 75c for 50c.
' I AII.wool filled Ingrains , worth COo for 38c.
: . Good heavy , art wool Ingrains , worth 40e
for 23e.
COO opaque window shades , 25c.
BOSTON STORE , ,
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas.
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Hayden Dros' . ad. Is on page 5.
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Sam'l Burns Is giving 15 per cent off
lIavlland china and everything this week.
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- The ladles of Trinity cathedral will serve
n grand dinner today from 12 10 2 In Patterson .
son block , Seventeenth and Farnam , In room
formerly occupied by the Ward & Hopkins
. : restaurant
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MORE MONEY FOR SOHOOLS.
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' . : : ; hoard of Education win AsIc for an 111- '
crellaoll I.cvy.
- A specIal meeting of the Board of Educa-
lion will be held next Monday night and If
the Indications are not deceiving a pretty hot
. time will bo cxperlenced. The call sImply
.4l states that Important business will be trans-
- _ acted , but the real purpose of the meeting
Is understood to bo an attempt to raise the
appropriatIon for the expenses of the board
during the comIng year. . .AI the last meeting .
, Ing the stlmate was placed al $400,000 , al-
1 ; 1hough there was considerable opposition on
4 the grounds that the amount was too small.
An amendment was Introduced malelng the
amount $ t oOOO , but II was lost by a vote ,
. ; of 9 to 5. It Is said that this matter will be
reconsidered at the called meeting and thaI
$ OOOO will bo added , making It $ l OOOO.
There will doubtless bo considerable debating -
bating before the question Is decided , although -
S though the members who are urgIng the
Increase say thaI the board will acquiesce
without any great amount of opposition.
They state lI.at some of time members who
, f
, voted against the amendment al the last
meeting are now In favor of the Increase
alill will vote for It.
The Position Is taken thaI $400,000 will
not pay the , running expenses of the schools
. and that lit the end of time year the presenl
deficit will be Increased. The expenses of
last year were In the neighborhood of $415-
? 000 and the members who are In favor of
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the Inereased approprIation declare thaI the
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expenses of thIs year will be fully as great.
Of the sum spout last year a large part
& was used In repairs and time board has do.
cidell to spend a very much smaller amount
A , for that purpose , allhough some money will
have to be eXllenlied. It Is thonght , however ,
, ' that tim difference between last year and
this In thaI Item of expense will bo tully
made Ul ! by the cost of carln for an ex-
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Il Is estimated that there will bo 1.000 more
"L I1Utllls In the schools this year than there
r were last , and the Increased cost for teachIng -
lag them al the present per capita rate
will be nearly or quite $25,000. In addition ,
S It It clahlled that If time board Is enabled to
( obtain J50OOO It will bo able to decrease
j the deficit by a considerable sum
: TIme sentlmenl of the board Is opposed to
. a shorfenlng of the sehool year. Members
. hold that It would bo better to add the Increase -
r crease to the appropriation and keep the
. schoolll In session for ten months than to
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a leave the appropriation at the present figures
end cut down tIme school year to nine months.
They moreover think they would bo upheld
: : In this l1oRltlon by the cItizens , .as they con-
! Iderl \ nt thl ) chllJr ar8 nol selling 100
runny months : : of school attendance now
. If only HOOOOO Is obtaIned , It Is almosl
: certain thaI a month will be lopped off the
school year , as It Is nol thought that. enough
retrrnchment can bo made In other branches
or tIme llcllartml'lIt to run through the full
rear without adding to the deficit.
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p Salll'l Burns Is giving II per cent oft
hotel ware and every thing thIs week
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hayden Dros' . ad Is on page 5.
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: ; WITH THE POLICE ,
MInor Crimes WhIch Were COlllmltted
: "out the City
Last Saturday nIght O. P. herding was
, . taking In tIm town when ho made lImo ac-
quahttance of a rounder , and they toolt In
Wlrth's beer garden There ho was Intro-
duced to a siren who accompanied him to
r hIs room. In 'the mornIng Uarlllng awoke
and found that his gold watch and chain , a
diamond pin and $14 In cash were minIng.
The matter was reported to toe Ilollc . Yes-
terady Detecth'o Savage located the man who
. . Introduced lIarlIlng to the woman , allll told
him that ho ball better dig 1111 time stolen
Jlroperty. Last night a mesBcnger boy from
South Omaha called at the police statIon
' Iravlllg a package for Captain Mostyn. It
. wall opened , and was found to contain the
stolen property all except the money Jl
. was also learned thaI a closely veiled woman
wl."nt Into n Twent-fourth street grocery In
' the Magic City and called a messenger boy
' to whom she gave the 11ackago containing the
stolen jewelty and then disappeared.
. Jerry 1I0den was sentenced to forty days
In the county jail yesterday for going
home and abusing and beating hIs
wire. The evidence against him : was to the
effect that Jerry had just finished serving a
Ilxty do ) ' . ' sentellce In the county Jail for
the same offense A8 soon as ho got out . bo
, . went 10 his bomo and fOUnd that hil. . wlr\ !
WaS being supported by limo county ,
A warrant baa been Issued tor the arrest
' . or Fred LouIe a young fellow who was
mixed up In the row In Louise 'rench'lI
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place with Frank Snyder on Monday night.
Louie Is accused of being one ot the assailants .
anti ! of Officer IClslnno.
ThomAS Cannon Is under arrest on the
charge of stealing n hal from Louis Freld-
man's store on North Sixteenth street
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Tim CISESUENT HOT E' . .
Eureka : Springs , \rkRn."s , Opens FebroarJ'
20 , 18910
A beautiful stone fireproof structure with
I all \ modern improvements , situated In the
heart of the Ozark mountnlns. Mild and
bracing climate. WIM and beautIful scenery
Unrivalled medicinal waterl Through sle'f-
ers over the St. l.ouls & San Francisco mil-
way between St. Louis and Eureka SprIngs
Write to the manager . for descriptive
pamphlet , rate ! , etc.
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Hayden Dros' , ad Is on page G.
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A mass meeting or the Omaha retail '
butchers la hereby called for tomorrow even-
Ing Thursday , January 24 , at Pabsl ball \ ,
over Pabsl headquarters nl 12IG Farnam
St. Mr. Christ Drokate of St.-.louls. Mo. ,
secretary ot the National Retail Butchers
Protectlvo association of the United States
of America , will address the mcctlng. All \
butchers who are owners ot a retail meat
market are especially requested to attend
this meeting.
Dy order of O. H , D. U.
Hayden Bros' . ad Is on page 5.
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A NOW Trlliu to mt. I.onts.
Time most attractive feature of the fur-
IIngton route's new timecard Is the new
Omaha-St. Louis train.
Leaves Omaha nl 11:1i0 : p. m. daily and
reaches St Louis at 4:15 : the next afternoon
Through ICIplng car through dining car
and a delightful eight hours' rIde along time
west bank of the Mississippi.
Hemcmber , this Is tl'e only train which
hiss ! a through sleeper from Omaha to St
Louis.
Tickets nail full information al the City
ticket office. 132t Farnam street.
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Hayden IIros' . nd. Is on page 6.
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To Ort'Joll-I'rrAonullr 'olldnett'll.
The first personally \ conducted excursIon
to the fruIt farina of Oregon will leave
Omaha at .1:35 : p. m. . Monday , January 2S ,
via Limo Burlington ronte.
Only $35.00 10 Portland Salem or Hose-
burg.
For further Information call on or address
1\1. J. Dowling city passenger agent , fur-
IInglon route , 1321 Farnam street , Omaha.
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Sam'l Burns Is giving Iii per cent off
cut glass and everything this week.
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COlllml , , lon III 011 time 'Vay.
Captain Crowder recelvell official Information -
tlon yesterday that his commlssl
as Judge advocate had been signed , sealed
anti consigned to the lIIalis. Yesterday
ho forwarded by lelegraph his resIgnation as
an officer of the IIlIe. Instead of being transferred -
ferred , Major Crowder will remain In Omaha ,
as the application ot General Brooke , asking
thaI he bo allowed to continue In time Do-
partmenl of the Platte , has been approved.
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Hayden Dros' . ad. Is on page 5.
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lWTBS 01 LOCAL 1..7.JWEST.
Time general drift of local sentiment on the
streets Is favorable to modern bullllings on
the new state fair site. '
The executive committe of the Commercial
club bas announced Its Intention of starting
what Is called an enterprise fever In Omaha
by securing a new market house , union depot
and several factorIes.
The conductors on the street railway lines
are now familiarIzing themselves with a
small set of boolts , tn which a record of
passes , fares , etc. " arc Itept. The new s's- ,
tem Is more complett' titan the old one.
Scarlet fever prevails extensively through-
out many portions of the clly. Whll there
are a great umany cases o'l this dread disease ,
It appears to bo of a mild character In every
'nstanco and as yet but one or I.wo deaths
have been reported from lIlls source.
The tank lines In the city yesterday advanced -
vanced the prices , on kerosene oil and gaso-
IIno from 10 to 12 cents per gallon. II Is
claimed that the advance has become nec- I
essary by reason of time ' advance In the price I
of the crude product. '
Time city comptroller has received from the
gas ocmpany $ ,99G.58 , the rebate due the
city for the gas consumed by the citizens
during the past year. The statement ot the
company shows thnl 155,103,789 cubic feel
of gas was edmisumned durIng the year.
The Postoffice department announces thaI
hereafter "D" envelopes , wltle formerly sold
al $22 per thousand , will be $21.80 , and these
which sold al $21.80 will be reduced to $21.GO :
circular E , No. G , envelopes have been reduced -
duced from $11.20 to $11.08 per tbousand.
An altempl was made Tuesday night to rob
Fritz Anderson's saloon on Dodge street.
Sergeant Cook was called and when lie went
Into tile place a man was heard to jump over
time bade fence and run down the alley. The
back door bad been pried open , but the thlet
hall nol time to steal anythIng.
Under the dlrectlotl of the Municipal league
there will be a meeting al tIme Commercl l
club rooms this evening. ReJ. . P.
D. Llywd will read his paper on "The Ideal
City , " which was so favorably received by
the Sociological club. All members of the
league and others Interested jn good city
government are Invited to be present.
Al tIme l'lymouth Congregational church ,
southeast corner of Twentletlt and Spencer
streets , a Demoresl sliver medal contest will
lie heltt next Thursday evenIng , January 24 ,
at S o'clock Time contestants are : Robert
Kenntson Clarence Williamson , 'Vllllall1
, Wagonseller , Earle Tate , Fayette Leard and
Harry Fisher , six young men between time
ages of 15 and 17 years.
nELLEY ( , STIGER & CO
$16,000 Dollars Worth of Dross Greed
Damaged by Water to Do Sold nt Once
SLIGHTLY WET DRESS OODS _ . THURSDAY
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The Finest Dress OOOl III the West-Tho
Choicest Setectlon-Sollle Not 11pBrBotly
Hurt IIy tIme WBler-At 'lhls Mntc Rt
Jtccular Fire , i'rlces to Close Qnlek.
'rnto fire last Monday nlgltt was on the
thlrll fioor-Il got no further. lInt the water
ran down In tOPTents onto the second or
office floor sonkccl part of our fine dress
goods steele In 1110 rear df LImo first fioor.
Time moit of the dress goods were protected
by the shelving ! anti othl'r covering : some
of lhese were sllglttly wet upon time ec1ges.
All our llnss goods are dry now the Insurance - i
suranco haR been adjusted to our satistac-
tlon. We got our damages anll Itave taken
II and moore loa err tIme rl'gular prIce of the
dress goods before the fire. We have no
theslro to run Ifire sale , and take this
method of makIng WRY , way down prices to
close Ute stock out with 1ho least posslblo
delay.
Setllng slightly wet dross goods at less
than half the manutncturers' cosl.
10 ; pieces llcuble fold dress goods , never
sold less than 25e , only slightly welt tomorrow -
row 10c.
48 111eces harllly wet nt all of 400 and SOc
dross goods at 15e.
All our 600 ammO 75c dress goods thaI were
wet bul are now dry as chips , go al 25e.
100 PieceS thaI Uhe water never touelted ,
our regular 85c and $1.00 dress goods , al
10c. ;
SOc.Go pieces ot 10-lnch ; habit lcths , regular
$1.11 ; nod $1.25 goods are G9c.
25 pieces rench broadcloths 12.lnehes ;
wide : you'li never know they had been wet
$1.71 ; and $2.25 kInd , tomorrow DOe
Chlhlren's 1i0.lnch cloaklngs , just tlte thing
for children's school cloaks and spring wear ,
very slightly wet on the selvedge edge : time
$1.2 goods me G9c.
The $2.00 , $2.25 and $2.10 ; cltlldren's eloale-
Ing3 are $1.00 a yard. .
10 ; pIeces of miscellaneous dress goods In
blacks and wlmltes al 400 on the dollar and
less.
Thero's a. large variety of other styles
whlclt wo have'nl tIme to enumerate just
now. This Is mme ordinary sale , bear thaI In
mind. The finest and cholcesl goods to be
had are In this great closing out , of our
WET DRESS GOODS.
KELLEY STIGER & CO. ,
Cor. Farnam and 16t111 Sts.
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Hayden Dros' . ad lscn page 5.
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i'UJI.LU"S " 110 CK ISIAXU" EXCURSION
TllI'ough Tonrht Iilecilltig Car to San Francisco .
cisco amid I.osngcles. .
Via Cimicago Rock Island & PacIfic railway ,
leaves Omaha every Friday al 1:10 p. m. ,
via Denver , Colorado Springs , Pueblo Sail
Lake , Ogden. Also through tourist sleeper
to Los Angeles every Wednesday on our
southern route , via Fort Worth and EI Paso.
Tickets and sleeping car reservations can be
secured al the "Rock Island" ticket office ,
For full information call on or address
CHARLES KENNEDY 1602 Farnam St. ,
G. N W. P. A.
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A No\v TrBIn to ChIcago.
Visitors to time Worill's fair who traveled
by the Durllngton's "Chicago Special" will
be pleased to learn that lhal peerless traln-
without exception the fastest In time westIs
again In Crvlce.
Faster-more comfortable-beUer than ever.
Leaves Omaha at 11:50 p. m. dally.
Reaches Chicago ! al 2:30 : the next oUernon.
Chair cars and coaches , Omaha to Chicago.
Through Pullman service All meals served
in dining car.
Tickets and full , Informati.on al the City !
ticket omce 1324 Farnam street. .
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TIlE DIR1CT 80UTliERN ROUTE "
VIa flock IslamJ , Shortot Line and Fastest
Timne
To all points In Kansas , Oklahoma , IndIan
Territory , Texas and all points In southern
California. Only one night out to all points
In Texas. The "Texas Llmltell" leaves Omaha
at 5:16 : a. m. dally except Sunday , landing
passengers al all points In Texas 12 hours In
advance of all other lines. Through tourist
cars via Ft. Worth and E1 Paso to Los An-
geles. For full particulars , maps , folders ,
elc. , call al or address Rock Island tlcleel
office , IG02 Farnam St
ClIAS. ICENNEDY. G. N. W. P. A.
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Hayden Dros' . ad. Is on page 5.
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Thu nurllngton Itouto Changes ! Tlmc.
A quickening-a most decided qulekenlng-
In the time to ChIcago , St. Louis and Kansas
City Is effected by the Durllngton's new
schedule , effective Sunday January 20.
For full Information call at the City ticket
office , 132 Farnam street , or refer to the
timetable column on another page
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Hayden Dros' . ad. Is on page 5.
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nermallll Lodge \ : Nu. : DO , . \ , O. U. W.
Special meeting al 7:30 : Wednesday even-
lag at their ball to make prt'paratlolls for
funeral of Drother Louis Schmitz , Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock trom residence Four-
teeath and Pierce. F. W. Kuehn , Hecorder.
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Hayden Dros' . ad Is on page G.
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1'asterl Fasterl tllslorl
The Durllngton's "Vestlbuloc1 Flyer , " which
leaves Omn'ila ' at 4:45 : p. m. daily now
reaches Chicago , 7:55 : a. m. , twenty-five
minutes earlier than heretofore.
TIme service Is as good as ever : th" time , a
little better thall , ever
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g In Too Many
Cases
t' \ ) I the sick find the remedy worse' than
. N.- - " , I the disease. This is especially true
it \ . when applied to the usual prepara-
I : A. tions of Cod Liver Oil The dose is
. " -Ji1i ' . I . nauseating , and nasty \0 \ the taste.
\ \ I i .ii The stomach , weakened by disease ,
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\ rm ( ( ( ( @ tJJtI \1 \ It produces eructations and other unpleasant -
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.ILul7 . pleasant symptoms. Unlike all other
-NOT THAT- GIVE ME-OZOMULSION. preparations of Cod Liver Oil is
eZOflsi ! ! ion.
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It contains Ozone and Guaiacol.
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These life-giving ingredients make it palatable and easy to taker : The
most delicate stomach retains and digests it . The medicine hour is a
pleasure to those who use it. The Ozone supplies the oxygen neces-
sary in digestion. Guaiacol increases the secretion of gastric juice
These agents combined with the oil make a food which supplies
the most perfect nutrition with the least difficult digestion It is for
these reasons that
Physicians Prescribe It
For Cold , Coughs , Consumption , Bronchitis , Asthma
and all Pulmonary Complaints ;
Scrofula , Oeneral Debility , Loss of Flesh , Anrmla ,
and all Wasting Diseases.
and6om Illustrated Pamphlet Free. T. A. SLOCUM CO. , 183 Pearl St. , New York.
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OMAHA.
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Mnl'fl Thnn "o ( ooooo Paaensrs
Uavo been cari4ts.I.iby \ : the Lake Shore &
Mlchlgnn Sou lht1'n.'Y'h\ way during the past
lwenty.fiTo YI'ArI ! .Very ' 'tew were able to
find any fault 'fM"test were ! ( delighted One
dr ' them recentl1.saaid : "For several yc.ars . ,
JIMl I have ma'ltolofrom two to four trips
Meh month t\'taenlChlCRKO antI New York
Alllt n.m IIlm06t n'hTnts accompanied by tram
one to three or f01lr olherl' . I bel'evo ( as I : am
informed by your conductors ) thaI I hnvo
made more trips ) 'betwecn ' Chicago and New
York than any Iono other man durIng the
past few 'I'ars. :1 : ; II1\ve always traveled over
your road In reference ) to any other , because
by careful comJ'rlrlson with others I have !
found nol only -thnt the road Itself Is far
superior but the table and the service are
In every roRpecl'tho best of any road I have
over traveled ! on. r The conductors , stewards
waiters anti porters I have founll to bo mini-
tormly courteous anti attentive adding
greatly to the comfort of these who are
obliged to travel a" much all I al11. " Trains
leave Chicago as follows : 8:00 a. m. . 10:30 :
a. m. , 3:25 : p. m. , 1i:30 : f ) . m . 8:45 : p. m. .
daIly , anti 11:30 JI , m . daily except Suntlay
D. P. Humphrey , T. 1' . A. . 727 Main street
Kansas City , : \to. C. K. Wilber , W. P. A.
Cimicago ,
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S. H. Patten dentist removed to Drown bile.
' \1I8\VCril to Qllcstlon" III Our EIIOO : l'rht' : .
In answer to question of No. 1,987 : 'Ve
are nol limited as to territory. Last week
we shipped a firsl.elass plana to Denver ,
Colo. . antI another to St. Louis , Mo.
For one who clalllls never to have written
all al\'l'rtiselllent ! , you strike tIme vital chord
with great force.
HAYDEN 111105.
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The state Relief commIssIon have catab-
IIshccl headquarters al 109 Frenzer block.
where all contributions ot provisions and
clothing should be sent . Instead ot 407 Drown
block , a9 heretofore. All correspondence
shoulll bee addressed to me al 407 Drown
bloelt W. N. NASON. Presl lent .
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JOHNSON-- . , n ec1 G7 years . on January -
ary 21. Funeral Wednesday January 23.
2 p. m. . al the residence or hIs son.ln.law ,
John Howell , 30th and 1l streets , South
Omaha.
"I'COY-James , aged 90 years , of apoplexy ,
at St. Josl'ph's hospital , January 21. lEtS ,
Services \Vl'dnesllay morning , January 23 ,
189 : ; , at 9 o'clocle at St. l'lmiiomena Ca-
thedral. Internment St. Mary's cemetery.
"t'LAIN-Ora , wife or the late C. F. Mc-
Lain , nt time residence or J. J. McLain
January 23. Funeral services Friday al 2
p. m. Interment Prospect Hill
Muslin Underwear at Manufacturersl PrIces
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Cloaks and Furs Cost or Less
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Grow.tt't ,
How our Feet do Grow.
Jtmst like our SaleM ! .
A $4 line otlnelles' iT , 4
Illnlll toC' opern nllll $1 48
l'I1IIIIIIOn SI'IIRO SIIlIl'II '
ZUU : Imlr" 111I1114' 2 , 2\'s \ amI .
1)101mm 3s-lho too f3 RllIt . . . . . U . , shoo . . . . . . . with . . . . 4 8 e
: awfulgoo'mfm'oe--so'mimo \
1:0I110l1wfuigoOI IIhoe-sollle
16 . shoes fin lathes amid other itt , ; 01' ,
I. " W. & Co f4 nllll $3 ; ; buttun : ,1l1 . 6 9
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Rimes Wit Ii Patcmmt 111)11. t
"lIsses' nmmd children' $2 nllll t3
"hews-belwer fOXL'tl huttoll-sllOS $1 . 19
lIto 2-so warllt milmil imico. . . . . . . . . . .
MI.'l's' stItig he,1 510)0 t-t l'iie't'l' ; '
- lit FramikS fI.7&-our Hcox uric" Co's . . . . bnr/lnlll . . . . / . . , . . . shoo . . . " . . . . . . . . . . . 9 8 C
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All the rIm iltm's lOll goat turmd shoes that
l'rlllllt , tro mmmv. Wilcox . . . . . . Ca . . . soht . . > . . . fur . . . . $1.7& . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 8e
81RUII "hues for lallll'q-all the tS kllld
lira ftmtt-growlmmg-smtlu 011 sulo .11 tills great . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 . 9 8 j
'I' hero nre lwo lIueclnllllles of Iliell' "hne.11I calf , ,
1I1IIsllllll con resq-lI\nny \ n 1III\11-YIIIII.rll nllly-plllcl 15 $1 9 8 I $
for thelll to Fraimk'Ilcox Co.-otmr I irleo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L - "
Feet Growing ; : Big ; .d J\ \
: . . Sales Growing Big Vr'
J J5I ; I Watch Them Grow. "C J
. Wilcox & Draper bought out Frank Wilcox Co. J.1.R !
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Our record ot actual and undeniable cures ot
SYPhILIS Is phenomenal. We furnish all mad-
Iclnes tree and eradicate time poison from time
system In 90 days. CUre l'Uarantee
Hours 9:30 : tJ 11.30 : Wednesdays and Saturdays : -
days , 9. p. m.
THE DINS\IOOR : REMEDY CO. .
812 New York Life Omaha Neb.
UEW FACES AT.IjABOUTCIIANGING
n the Features and Itemoy- ,
lug llIcml8bc8.ln 300 ( p. book . for a .lmn I. e
.101111 H. ' Voutibtiry . 12TW.42dttt.N.Y . : . "
Inventor 01 Woodburl's Facial , &InD. : ; ,0'
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On Fifteenth Street-No. 207-between Far-
na1U and Douglas-a first class Tailoring es-
tablishment-where. you can have an excellent
Business Suit-made-to-order-for
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From an assortment of fabrics ,
. worth $25-$27-$28.
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If you want $40J-45 or $50 values
offer us $ ? 5 to $35.
We make $9 Trousers at $6.
$8 Trousers $5.
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Our window is interesting this \veGk.
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201 South .15th Street.
CAllfOI'I1" JUNII > J"J-lflII9IUIr\lfl0111Y thoUfi:1lUlfi : 01 ladies monthly for Irrl'a'ular
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Nl'vertalls. CUA1lATuEoimeycry \)01110. sum : r11.01l' $0 l'Ji'J- JJO'l"l\j . . '
TO A DAY Sold hy all loall\ul : drulllflts. 1t your L ' : .I - ' : J" .J.J.I :
drugl6\ , doe B 1101 hl\\'o II , clo hot let 111I , sell yeti lIomcthlli , : elfie , bill send lloalonlco order tor $2 :
alllt wo will forward by ox press. JIIanllclllr,1 only by the ;
OAMOLE JUNIPER 00 , OlUllhB , Nebraska
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EXACT SIZE PERFECl1J
TIlE ldERCAHrILE { IS THE FAVORITE TEN CENT CIGAR
For sale by toll Fit.tlt Class Dculm's. Manuracturod by the
F. 5 R. RICE MERCANTILE CICAR CO. ,
Factory ! No 301 , & t . Loub.Mo
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Would you like to get mmmarrletl ? Do yeti IIno\lno \ .that It reqllirel !
IL dual or welilth to go to I1ollsekeepln ! ? COl1le tn al1l1.lIeo what
we can do for yotl for UOO or $160 , or $200 : atid thou \VO don't
WIJ.1t the money , olthor. Marry tlmt alrl YUII hllv sot 'Ollr
henrt on nlll settle down YOII CIIII settle IItl with mes for yommr
outfit gradually liS YOllr olrlllllg : COl1l0 1mm
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Bargains This Week
We Submit' Few : Rattling BargaIns to Reduce and Clean Out Stocr. }
3.IJjccc Bedroom Suits $11.75 Window Shadcs 25e
Elm , antique finish , , 20xt bevel plate Complete with rollers anti fixtures.
mirror In dresser. The lrlng roller alone b worlh the
price.
2.IJiccc Bedroom Suits $7.50
SmYI'l1a Rugs 45c
Elm antique flnlh bestead 4 feet .
high , coimmmodc dresser willi 20x13 Makes you Inugh , don.t It ?
mirror.
1I'lsh Point Lace Cm.tnius pCl'
Mantcl Folding Bcd $12.50
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Solid front ehm antique finish , with
best supported wire springs. When you see , theta you wltl know
- whether they are cheap or . not
Good Mattress $1 , 8--
hand Lamps 14e
Soft and comfortable and , not. lull ill
hoien Complete wllh chimney mind burner.
There arc occasions when you need
Sutccn Bed Comforters 08. . 6C\'ernt extra ones.
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now nIce you feel with several spare Japancd Fire Shovels 5e
comforts plied upon the shelr. . .
Why not have D. shovel for every
Good Gray Blankets DOc a pnh' stove and IIreIJlnce ?
Duy them and your Investment wilt hardwood Extcnsion Tables
pay you 300 per cent next tatl. 6.toot , $3.50 ; B.root , U,50. . " . I. .
Large Easy Arm Roelecrs $1.48 Japaimed . Dust Pans . , . ' .vI , . Sc . \ . .
You wilt laugh at the price when
you Bee it . We bought all the Cheaper than dirt. " I .
factory hall. Carpet hassocks 25e
Ladics' Cane Scwing Rockers Good carpet , assorted patterns ,
USa Can Openers Dc
nard wood , antIque /lnlsh ,
All malleabte Iron.
8.IIolc Gcm Puns Dc
Large amid Small Dippers ole
Tumblers per dozcn . 28c have some extra ones for the chit-
dren to lug lIT. ;
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A great tumble In price.
Tuble Kulvcs amid Forks Per
' Boards G9. . ,
Folding Ironing s :
Sct 48c
Cuspidors 18c Cocobolo handles , 6 Imlves and 6
torks.
Drown wore , decorated by hand.
naIling l'lmis 5c
Ingrain I Carpets 118 . : . _
Revolving handles , made ot fine pol
All wool , prevailing colors Ished maple. , , , I
Terms Cash or Easy Payme11ts.
Open Saturday _ Evenings Only.
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By Stearns Fruit Land Co. , , , ' 4
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101 Bee Builc1illg.
Peope ! enough having Rignified their intention of going
with us , on this excursion to make it a Sllccess , we have decid.
ed to remove all restrictions and give all who wish to go. to
join this personally conducted trip to Oregon.
The excursion goes by the popular Burlington Route , via
Billings and the Nortern Pacific railroads--through the wonderful -
derful mining cities of Monlana-acoss the great wheat grow-
lug Jt'Ult'Ioil } of CLtstCiIITtlulm Ingtoii-OVOI' the col\J1JI'utcd Stull1llcdo ; PllliS-lu'ouml
thu basc or 'l'ucoma , the Emaldllg' moulltnln-ulJn LImo lovely ahut.os of Ptmgot (
Sauml-through thc city or 'racornu - O\'ot. thc great Columhla HI..cl' 011 time big'
C'cst 1'lIllt'oud ( cl't'Y In the \\(1I'lI1-to PouthuHl , Oregon : , the biggest ! city or Ittl size "
on time contlncnt-pusl thn ails ( of the WI11UIIICtto , time bCUJlld : ( to Nlulura , none )
largest water pO\\'OI' III time United Statc . und time Dilly one or tuly size In the
world whore ships (1'0111 tint bOIl can g'0 to thc w.i'y : Coot of time ttI18-1'ltcn ( au
through the 0\01' gl'ocn mllc\ of the 'lI1amotto w 81110111 , thc Cupltlll or Oregon ,
time only slate In time Union whloh has absolutely IW 6tUto debt und has money III
Itil treasury for aPPI'olH'lution by.thc ) ln'glslattmm'c now In 6c6810n I J
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A journey worth a lifetime to accomplish. r
Make 'OI1t. own bargain tot \ ' transportatlomi : with any ticket agent ; or the Bun
IIngtun Systeimi . buy yout' tickets to Salem , Ol'cgon , take the ugents t'ocolpt tot
the II\'OY \ paid and join U8 at any poln' , on time train that loLveti :
Omaha at 4:35 : p. m'l January 28th.
Your receipt will bo takcn as money 101' land.
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