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TITE OINFATTA DAILY 4Ar , OCTOBER 7 , 1897 ,
Omaha , Oct. 6 , 1SD7.
Hach passing day improves our dress
goods facilities and leads us on to greater
possibilities We call special attention to our
plaids nice plaids are scarce Its a good
idea to buy a plaid dress here and now
that is , if you going to want one they are
scarce.
NKW Wo wish the paper
DUHSS fiOODS line was long enough
to hold samples of all
the iittrndlvo gown stuffs we lmvi gath
ered. As it Is not we must pick out
about one In forty that must stand for
this rest or help to induce you to visit our
! .store and examine the rest.
Melton costume cloth , for skirts without
lln'ng , comes In all the new colors ,
G3 to 51 Inches wide , at $1GO.
Fancy costume cloth , for skirts without
. lining , good assortment 63 Inches
wide at ? l.GO | .
Heavy covert cloth for skirts , without
lining 58 Inches wide at $1.00 per
yard.
BLACK Our stock is roplole
DUliSS ( iOODS with nil the now
things in black dress
goods at old prices.
Wo start them as low as 2Cc and run
the prices as high as $2.50 per yard.
PLAID They nro HANDSOME plaid
DRESS dress goods. They uro ox-
GOODS treomoly scarce but wo
bought a largo lot of thorn.
Merchants positively cnnuot Buy ti dollars
lars worth of them on the Now York
nrnrkot today. Wo bought all that a
wholesaler had because wo know thoy'd
bOBcarco bought thorn at the old prices
before the tarllT raised thoin.
Those choice , handsome , bright plaids
that everybody Is after The tariff price
Insists on making them S5c wo can
sell them for C3c.
The $1.00 plaids , beautiful creations , ue
will Bell atS5c
CLOAKIWiS All the latest , novelties
of the season you will
find In our atc-ck of Cloakings.
Now nouclcs.
Now plaid back novelties.
New shades In beavers.
New fancy cloaklngs.
It you can't get suited In a ready-made
cloak , try ua on cloaklngs.
SCROLL Have you scon our Scroll
BRAIDS n-uid Trimmings in black
with colored centers ? They
are now.
Braliia of every desc'lption.
In all black wo can give you a great
variety Also many pretty styles In
colors.
At 50c , 75c and $1.00 we are showing
some special values ,
NOVELTY All the now and do-
DRESS ( iOODS tirablo novelties of
the season at 25c ,
27'A1 , 20elOc , r.0c , Tiiir , S5c , ? 1.00 , ? 1.2T >
and ? l.riO.
NOTIONS Wo have an excellent line
of Fancy Feather Stitched
Braids , so much used for muslin under
wear , night shirts , etc.
White at 5c , Gc , 8c , lOc , 12c , 15c , ISc ,
20c and 23c per piece.
Colored at lOc per piece.
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McCALLS 10c Wo state withou"
BAZAAR mid rcservcjthat McCalls
PATTERNS Inc IJu/aar Patterns have
no superiors. None
better at any price. Wo nniko no ex
ceptions. We cannot do hotter than to
refer to any of our lady customers who
have used them. They are known as
"The'styUsh Pattern. " They are cut on
lines ami curves peculiarly their own.
Tliwo is a ceitaln stylish effect about a
garment made over a MeCall 1'attern
that Is attained by the use oL1 no other
pattern.
STORM Are staple as wet days ar
HEROES certain. They ave proof
against any ordinary dress
hurt , at fiOuund 7nc per yard.
ItlHUS , .1IIISIU AMI MAXY
Drlllluncy mill llrnuty the Features
nl I lie Hay.
That considerable portion of the popula
tion of Omaha which attended the fall open
ing of Browning , King & Co. yesterday and
last night was given a forcible Illustration
of the extent to which the artistic ami
beautiful may bo combined with the nnro
practical equipments of a retail store. While
In this case the Interior decorations were
intended merely as an incident to the dis
play of an exceptionally complete and at
tractive line of nuw goods , the work of the
decorator was so well performed that It I
narrowly escaped becoming the principal I
feature of Uie occasion. The two lower
floors of the building were converted Into
a veritable realm of beauty. The Illumina
tions -were- unique and attractive and the
eonga of a score of sweet voiced birds
mingled with the perfume from hundreds or
clusters of Uio choicest flowers to give aii
effect ol oriental magnificence.
The first thought of the visitor who
dropped In on the ground door yesterday
waa that by seine freak of magic a clothing
store had disappeared to make a place for
corner ifrom fairyland. The monotony
of the Interminable counters , with their
burdens of handsome garments , was con
cealed by a lavish , distribution of potted
palms and plants that , rose halt way to the
celling to meet the festoons of smllax ami
colored lights that dropped to meet them.
The uhow cases were profusely ornamented
with huge clusters of roses and carnations ,
and the space over the show windows was
literally banked with flowers ami foliage
planla. Fojtoons of Ak-Sar-Hui lamps hung
from the chandeliers , and hero and there
wore cages of canaries that chirped a. shrill
accompaniment to the strains of the or
chestra that > was ensconced In the gallery
just over the main olllce.
The second floor , which contains the chir-
drcn'a department , was decorated with equal
beauty. Hero was also a profusion of ( low
ers , smllax and colored lights , and the mag-
nlllccntly furnished lounging place provided
( or femlnlna visitors was fragrant with tliu
portumo of the most exquisite roses arranged
In artlfltlo designs and clusteis. A small
uquarlum of Japanese- gold fish was a very
affective fall to the less brilliant colors of
the ( lowers and u number of uanddome
statues and bronzes completed the artistic
effect.
That the lavish expenditure of time and
money that was required to produce such
effects was expected to bring an adequate
remuneration Is a matter of course. That It
w ui entirely successful In this particular the
management freely admits. Major H. S. Wll.
cox , the local manager for the linn , was a
very Battuflcd man when the lights were
turned off loto last evening and an excep
tionally heavy trade had materially lowered
the plies of goods which burdened the coun
ters In the morning. There was a constant
stream of visitors through the establishment
from early In the forenoon until 10 o'clock
last night. No ono was Importuned to buy ,
tut the cfforto of the management were dl-
A LITTLE SUFFERER
Faoo , Hands and Arms Covered With
Scrofulous Humors How a Cure
Was Effected ,
"When llvo years old my llttlo hey had
Bcrofula on his face , hands and arms. It
was worst ; on his chin , although the sores
on his cheeks and hands were very bad.
It appeared In the form of red pimples
Which would fester , break open and run
nnd thpn scab over. After disappearing
they would break out again. They caused
intense itching and thu llttlo sufferer had
to bo watched continually to keep him
from scratching the sores. Wo became
greatly alarmed at his condition. My
wife's mother had had scrofula and the
only mediclno which had helpd her was
Jlood's Saruaparilla. Wo decided to give-
it to our hey and wo noted an improve
ment | n his case very BOOH. After giving
him four bottles ot Hood's Sarsnparllla
the humor had all been driven out of his
blood and it has never since returned. "
"WILLIAM UAKTZ , 410 Bouth Willlaina St. ,
South Bend , Indiana.
You can buy Hood's Barsaparilla of all
druggists , lie suru to gut only Hood' * .
cureLUerIII ie ytoUke ,
. /to opcruto. ilccuu.
reeled to affording the visitors every facility
to sec everything that was to bo seen In the
big establishment. A couple of young women
wcro In attendance to pin a handsome floral
souvenir on the dress or coat of every vis
itor and then they were allowed to listen
to the music and admire the flowers and
denotations at their leisure. That many of
them found time to admlro the handsome
garments that were displayed to their best
advantage In such attractive surroundings
was only natural and Major Wllcox very
complacently admitted that the day's bus-
| incss had exceeded all expectations. There
was scarcely an hour in the day that did not
find the entlro establishment well filled with
visitors and In the evening , when the brll-
llant Illuminations Invested the Interior with
added beau.y , the patronage amounted nearly
to a crush In every department.
Cook's 1
Imperial > Is a delicious wine.
Champagne )
AMUSEMENTS.
Clay Clement last night at the Boyd pre
sented for the first tlmo In this city his
new play , a "Southern Gentleman. " The play
Is ono of the southland , as Its title indicates ,
In which a romantic love story forms a con
spicuous -part. It presents southern life , as
exemplified In. the everyday goings and com
ings of thu better classes courtly.actuatcd
by generous influences and a high sense of
honor which would sacrifice a life's happi
ness rather than bo guilty of an ungenerous
act. The Inevitable darky was there , for no
scene from the south would bo complete
without him , and the "old mammy , " too.
The play Itself Is ono of considerable merit ,
well suited to the manner of man who heads
tlm cast , though lq the hands of a loan art
ful company would , not risu above the level
of several which have comn and gene in
public favor. Clay Clement has won his way
Into the hoirts of Omaha theatergoers , who
were rather doubtful at first concerning the
man who came among thoin unheralded. No
one on the stage1 today can deliver a pretty
sentiment with moro grace and artful effect ,
and In the stronger parts , where mr.ny rant
and jar upon the nerves , his quiet and Im
pressive methods are far more effective. In
the "Southern Gentleman" this faculty Is
still moru conspicuous than in the "New
Dominion , " with which IIP first captivated
Omaba audiences. The entire company Is
ono of special merit. The "Southern fientlo-
man" will bo repeated this evening and this
afturnoon and Friday evening the "New Do
minion' will be the bill.
Druggists know Dr. Davis' Antl-Heud-
uclio U b33t of all headache remedies.
TllIMMV Ollt a
The executive committee of the republican
county committee met yesterday afternoon
to consider mutters pertaining to the pri
maries tomorrow. The delegation from the
Thlnl ward , headed by Charier M. Hiich-
man , nnd supported by the central repub
lican club In that wnrd. was tluown out ,
11 H It was found that the petition behind It
contained a number of names of people
who did not live In the wnrd , and was other
wise defective. This leaves but ono delegate -
gate to ltoteil on at the primaries In that
\ \ ui d.
VXcrun Klrcim-11 Aftrr a Convention ,
Plans for securing a convention of the
Veteran Firemen of the Nation In 1N > S occu
pied the tlmo of the local body at Its meetIng -
Ing last night. Several nnmes were Mib-
mltteil for membership and were voted In ,
n all were able to satisfy the requisite of
live years' active service In the tire depart
ment of the rltv. The finances of the as
sociation \veie found to bo In n satisfac
tory condition , nearly J100 being reported
In the treasury.
\ViMiry of ( In *
Minnie Drown , drunk and discouraged ,
last night took a triple measure of lauda
num nnd tlioiiKht she had the end of tier
resl.lenre at ! * M Cupltol avenue , well In
Bight. The womun Is an Inmate of the
house at that number and the stimulus of
alcohol has often before brought on attacks
of melancholia. AS no city physician was
within call , Dr. Towne attended the case ,
and the woman \v.i delleveiod of the druir
with no further serlou.i conscrjucncea.
Allritril lint Tlilcvrn Arroxlpil.
Clarence Myrlch and Ed Nightengale
were arrested last nlsht on suspicion of
not being reputable citizens and were later
Identified 0.3 being concerned In a game
whereby 1'euse Brothers were despoiled of
clftht huts , valued at JIO. They admit lip-
Ing In the 8 1 ore , but no trace of the Imta
\ > us obtained.
Arnold's llromo Celery rtirei ueadachei.
lOo , 5o and & 0c. All drucgliti.
AGAINST CATTLE TIHtVES
Supreme Oourt Settles a Number of Appeal
Cnecs.
NEV/ / LAW ON THE MATTER HELD GOOD
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of ( lie .luilucs. ,
LINCOLN , Oct. C. ( Special. ) Among the
decisions handed down by the supreme court
during this sitting arc the affirmations of the
trlnl court In the cases of Catron nnd
Granger both of Sherlilan county. In each
of thcso cases the crlino charged was cattle
stealing , which under the law passed In 1S95 ,
li a penitentiary offense , the same ai horoo
Btcallng. Appeals were taken to test this
law. Similar appeals came from other west
ern counties , until there wcro seven or eight
canea depending upon a. decision as to the
validity of the law. The deulslou handed
down today In the Granger cnso upholds the
law and practically decides all the other
cases. The Catron case was appealed on the
same grounds , but had an additional claim of
error because of alleged misconduct on the
part of the prosecuting attorney.
The voucher came to the governor today
from the exposition commission for the pay
ment of ground rent on the exposition
grounds for the Nebraska building. The
charge Is 25 cents per square foot for 14,211
feet , making a total of $3r > C0.25. The gov
ernor has approved the bill.
W. II. Mackey , Jr. , sheriff from Junction
City , Kan. , was hero today with a requisition
for the return of Charlco Enllcld , who la
wanted at the Kansas town for forgery. En-
fleld Is now In jail at Falrbury.
The Omaha School of Law , an association
organized for the promotion of education In
the science of law and for the establishment
of an academy of law In the city of Omaha ,
filed articles of Incorporation with the secre
tary of state today. The Omaha Hackmen'e
union , with a capital stock of $ GOO , ( lied arti
cles of Incorporation today. The olllccrs are :
John Larson , president ; U. A. Russell , secre
tary ; Clfarlus White , treasurer. Another In
corporation today Is the Southeastern Stock
and Development company of Omaha , with a
capital stock of $85,000. Its business Is to
ho the survey , purchase and sale of mining
property , the dealing In patent rights and
the development of mining plants and the
establishment of plants for the reduction of
ores. The Incorporators are Alex McMltlcn ,
Frank C. O'Hollaren and George \V. Shields.
STATE SUI'I'LIKS.
Following are the successful bidders for
the furnishing of supplies to the several state
Institutions for the next three months :
Hospital for Insane , Norfolk Coal , range
coal , Brach & lines. Dear Creek Coal com
pany ( E. II Harnard ) ; staple groceries , Raymond
mend llros ; fancy groceries , Raymond Bros. :
flour , etc. . Sugar City Cereal Mills ; drugs ,
A. II. Leonaid ; clothing , Mayer Uros. ; dry
goods , llaum ! Bros. ; shoes , etc. , Davenport
Uros.
Instituo for Kccblo Minded , Beatrice Chip
laundry soap , B. Strauss ; coal , Victor White ;
coal , J. S. Rutherford ; staple groceries , Emll
Lang ; fancy groceries , Emll Lang ; fish , Emll
Lang ; meat , S. A. Hunter ; bread , Davis &
Davis.
Industrial School for Boys , Kt'arney Shoe
shop supplies , Lincoln Leather company ;
staple groceries , .Raymond Bros. ; fancy gro
ceries. Hat greaves & Co. ; crockery and glass
ware , Funko & Ogden ; Hour , etc. , Coddlngton
& Sons ; silver plated knives and forks , Kunke
& Ogden ; meat , William L. Keller ; hard
ware , W. E. Jakway ; dry goods , Smith &
Colby ; dry goods , L. C. Gregg.
Hospital for Insane , Lincoln Coal , Charles
B. Gregory ; staple groceries , Hargreavcs
& Co. ; fancy groceries , Hargreaves &
Co. ; flour , etc. , Tcmplejon - & Guthrle ;
drugs , B.'O. Koatka ; clothing , "Globe " ClothIng -
Ing company ; clothing , Herpolshelmer &
Co. ; meat , Hubbard Bros. ; dry goods , Her
polshelmer & Co. ; shoes , etc. , Webster
Itogers.
Soldiers' and Sailors' Home , Mllford Coal ,
Whltebreast Coal and Lime company ; staple
groceries , William Orcutt ; fancy groceries ,
Blackburn Bros. ; flour , etc. , F. D. Johr.aon
& Co. ; meat , W. E. Daniels ; dry goods and
clothing , Mayer Bros. ; shoes , etc. , AV. Y.
Orcutt.
Industrial School for Girls , Geneva Coal ,
Whltebreast Ccal company ; Hour , etc. , Tem-
ploton & Guthrlo ; meat , M. Alexander ; dry
goods , Solomon & Nathen ; shoes , etc. , Mayer
Bros.
Asylum for Chronic Insane , Hastings
Coal , C. J. Miles ; staple [ groceries , Raymond
Bros. ; fancy groceries , Raymond Bros. ; flour ,
etc. , Hastings Manufacturing company ;
drugs , A. H. Farrens ; dry goods , W. W.
Brach ; shoes , etc. , Kirby & Day ; clothing ,
W. J. Folk.
State Penitentiary , Lincoln Potatoes , Har-
greaves & Co. ; staple groceries , Raymond
Bros. ; fancy groceries , "Raymond Bros. ;
flour , etc. , Templeton & Guthrle ; drugs , C.
E. Clark ; meat , Cudany Packing company ;
dry goods , Miller & Paine ; shoes , etc. .
Tucker Shoo company ; hardware , > Rudge &
Morris ; clothing. Globe Clothing company ;
clothing , Mayer Bros.
Soldiers' and Sailors' 'Home , Grand Island
Ccttl , Whltebreast Coal company ; ceul. It.
A. Weston ; staple groceries , II. H. Glover
company ; fancy groceries , H. H. Glover
company ; flour , etc. , Templeton & Guthrle ;
drugs , D. N. Boyden Drug store ; ment ,
Henry Pfleff ; dry goods , J. N. Wolhach ;
shot-s , etc. , J. N. Wolbach ; burial cases ,
Joseph Sendermann.
Industrial Homo at Mllford Coal , White-
ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD.
\ XIJW IHSCOVBIIV WHICH IS WOKTII
THAT MUCH.
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To Any One Afllictcil itltli IMli-H.
The Pjramld Pllo Cure , the now ,
remedy which has been BO remarkably suc
cessful In curing every form of piles and
rectal diseases , has recently been placed on
calo at druggUts , nnd It U safe to say Unit
when Us extraordinary merit becomes fully
known , there will bo no suth thing as surgi
cal operations for the euro of this obstinate
and common trouble.
Mrs. M. C. Hlnkly of 001 Mississippi St. ,
Indianapolis , lad. , says : I had been a ter
rible suffeior from piles for fifteen years and
no remedies bcncfltted me until I saw an
advertisement of the 1'yr.imld Pllo Cure ; I
got a package , also a package of Pyramid
Pills and used both according to directions.
I was astonished at the Immediate relief
obtained and now I honestly bellevo the
Pyramid to bo the only certain euro for
piles.
That you may reallzo how bad I was , I
will cay that I was confined to my bed and
went befoie the college physicians hero , who
said my case was a new ono to them and
wanted seven or eight hundred dollars to tin-
dortako a euro ; the great pain had brought
on a rupture , and I know an operation would
be death to mo on account of blood poUon Ing ,
Nearly every one here knows of my terrible
suffering from piles and I feel -that I cannot
pralfe the Pyramid Pile Cure enough ami
the Pyramid P11U also. My husband \\lll
Join me In hlghy recommending the Pyramid ,
my daughter was cured by cue box only.
For several years I weighed but about 00
pounds , now 1 weigh ISO and feel In perfect
health.
This seems to be the universal testimony
of every sufferer from pllo * who has eve'
tried the Pyramid ; It Is the Eaton , mr t
painless pile euro yet discovered ; contains no
collate , morphine , cooulnc , or any unisonous
Ingredient \\tialever , has a teething , healing
effect from the first application , and the
moderate price places U within the reach of
every ono needing treatment. The Pyramid
Pllo Cure Is sold by druggists at 50 cents
and Jl.OO per package , and the Pyramid P11U
at 5 croU per hoi.
Send to Pyramid Co. , Albion , Mich , , for
( rue book on cause and cure of plica.
breast Conl & Iltthpl company ; staple grocer
ies , W. Y. Orllhftfi fancy groceries , W. Y.
Orcutt ; flour nnd feed , F. I. . Johnson & Co. ;
meat. W , K. Daniels , dry goods , W. Y. Or
cutt ; shoes , etc. , 1) . Uoshhart.
HOME Foti > t\n \ : FRIINI > USS.
The annual co iVJntlon of the Society of |
the Homo for the Frlend'ess met at the
chapel of the Institution today. Reports
from the odlceM 9/1 the society were read ,
all being of an encouraging nature. Letters
from over the state promising aid to the ,
homo wcro also rend. At the election held 1
In the afternoon1 the old officers were re-
elected. It belntf di'emed Inadvisable to make
any change * while -Mio suit against the so
ciety Is pending In , court. Following Is a list
of the officers : President. Mrs. A. M. DA vis.
1701 K street , Llnco'n ; vice presidents , Mrs.
A. W. Field of Lincoln , Mrs. U. H. Pollock
if Hcalrlco. Mrs W M. Scott of Urewuter ,
Mrs. A. B. Yoho of Fllley. Mrs. W. L.
Lopcr of Palmyra , Mrs. J. D. Xcshltt of
Pa\\nco ; corresponding and recording secre
tary , Huth M. Wood. M. D. . Mncoln ; finan '
cial secretary , Mrs. W. M. Knnpp. University
Place ; treasurer , Mrs. C. A. Atkinson , Lln-
co'ri.
co'ri.noard
noard of directors : President , Mrs. H. A
Habcock , 1301 J street , Lincoln ; clerk , Mrs.
L. P. Ludden , 1330 D street , Lincoln ; Mrs.
S. M. lienedlct , 1120 V street , Lincoln ; Mrs.
T. II. Loavltt. H41 0 street. Lincoln ; Mrs.
Ollvo White , South Seventeenth street , Lin
coln ; Mr * . C. M. Jaqucs , 631 South Four
teenth street , Lincoln ; Mrs. J. J. Cox ,
Eighteenth and M streets , Lincoln ; Mrs. D.
Slaughter. 1140 0 street , Lincoln ; Mrs. W.
A Waddlngton , Ileatrlco ; Mrs. n. II. Tinkle-
paugh. Melroy Aux , Fllley ; Mrs. J. U. Mc-
Kcc , Palmyra ; Mrs. M. n. C. True , Tccum-
seh.
seh.Officers
Officers of the home : Superintendent , Mrs.
F. M. Williams ; assistant superintendent ,
Miss Llzzlo Baldwin ; physician , W. M.
Knapp. M. D. ; matron , Mra. Mattle n. Wood.
The Hoard of Ilegents of the university
has received a communication from W.
J. IJryan , In which he offers to give the
sum of J250 to the university , the amount
to bo Invested , nnd the Interest each year
to be used In purchasing a prle for the
best essay on the science of government.
The offer was accepted by the board.
Governor Holcomb and party loft for
Nashville over the Missouri Pacific this
afternoon.
LINCOLN LOCAL NOTES.
Today was children's day at the county
fair , all school children being admitted
free. The schools of the city turned out
In n grand parade this forenoon , In which
many ot the country schools Joined , In the
procession there were , -owldca the pupils
of the city schools on foot , thirty-four floats
and a largo number of carriages , and the
parade took an hour and a quarter to pas *
n given point. The line of school children
nlone reached the length of seventeen
blocks , The crowd at the fair was a largt
one , and the entertainment was first clas
The tuml for the building of the now
auditorium has reached $4,400 , not taking
Into consideration the amount realized from
the sale of buttons. The plans for the new
bull-ding have not yet been adopted , but
( ho general Idea Is that It Is to bo n one-
story structure to have n seating c.ipa'lt >
of at least 5,000. and to cost from $10000
to $15.000.
John F. Drtle. 0. W. Garllch. A. M. Jef
frey and K. S. D. Vorhe.es of Omaha are
at the Lincoln.
A Ooiul IXiiiniilr.
The example of W. W. Hrewer , justlco o
the peace , at'd a prominent citizen of Mount
Jewell , Pa. , Is worthy of emulation. Ho
'says : "I never leave homo without a bottle
of Chttnborlaln'e Colic , Cholera am
Diarrhoea Hemcdy , and always rccommem
It to my friends. It Is the best 1 over used
and never falls to qlve Immediate relief. "
UIMKUTS TIIK Vi'l'lAI , KOU MDItOAV
Governor DcrlliK-i to Intcrforo 111 ( In
Cum- .
LINCOLN. Oct. B. ( Special Telegram.- )
Attorney W. S. Summers was with the gov
ernor an hour this forenoon making a las
artieal for a respite for Oeorg
Morgan. The governor was Inter
viewed at the clone of the conference and snh
that ho would take nc actloi
In the case. He leaves tb's ' afternoon for
Nashville and Lieutenant Governor Harris
being also absent from the state , the duties
of the executive office will fall upon F. T
Hansom , president of the senate. There Is
some speculation as to whether the Morgan
case will bo presented to Hansom after the
governor leaves.
1'or Sick llfiiitacho
llm > lloi'Nfni iI'H Aelil l'liosilillc.
It removes the cause by stimulating the
action of the stomach , promoting digestion
and qulcllng the nerves.
rri-Ilniliinry Itllle I'rni'fIcr.
FOHT NJOnilAHA , Neb. , Oct. C. ( Spe
cial. ) The preliminary practice of the an
nual competition In rifle firing for the De-
Wns5 yon at de State fair ? I wuz
hut I ain't been working fur de exposi
tion an' I ain't soln' tor My dad's
smoke house is wood ernnf fur me comp
ile never investigates anil den 1 do luv
his "Five Cent Stoeclcer Cigar" A fel
ler tole me ten day dat he had traveled
all over de wurld an' dat he had tor cum
home ter get a realy ten cent cigar fur
a nlckle an' when he went again he
would take einif Stoeckors wld him to
last dat's de vdrdle of every smoker
what has ever tried my dad's Stoeckei1
Yer can get dem by de single or de
box at most -all fle dealers or at my
dad's Klondike on Douglas street.
1404 DOUGL&S.
How about that stove ? have you com
pared the Jewells' ' with other makes ?
Wo ate anxious Unit yon should Just
look at all the1 stoves oll'wed then come
here and"we'll snow you the superiority
of the .Tewellsr/rhero are so many fea
tures about the Jewell Cook Stoves and
Steel Kanges that we can't tell them to
you here but we can explain them all
to you at the store One big Item is the
sectional oven bottom It's made in four
pieces with llange edges riveted together
and absolutely prevents warping -thus
insuring at all times a perfect baking
oven the cooks are ) ? ! ( and up while
the ranges are as low as $24.
A. C.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE HERE.
1514 Faniam St.
Wo have an assortment of rugs not
samples but a great big stock that com
prises every shape and size and every
kind at prices that are considered very
reasonable by everybody that has seen
them AVe also have carpet remnants
that we'll make up In rugs to fit any
room These have a quality to them
that's not always found In ruga of this
kind for they're made from our own
carpet remnants and you know we
haven't any but carpets that have the
quality iu them New fall carpetings up
to our usual standard in all the new col
orings and effects Yon can spend a very
profitable half hour Inspecting these and
yon are always welcome.
! 515DodgeSt
The old man'H got hack from the
country and has gene Into the butter
business In earnest with bullcrmllk that
is pure and freslifor all our butter It )
made from sweet cream Jocoivod from
our outside creameries every morning
we make o muyh Imtter that wo have
barrels and barrels of frc.sh buttermilk
every day thorefl hardly a place In
Omaha where ijjfjm't buy our mutter-
milk and MtrpTyfi-tht'i'e Is no better or
more healthfni-iii'liijc In the world than
pure bnttermllkt-jJ yon want to see us
make It Just i/DiWUo / our creamery any
morning between | cven and eight o'clock
you will nlwaty IKJ welcome.
Waterloo
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Creamery Ass'n
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A startling fact ! ! ! Wheat 1ms ad.
\ uicud \aluo-wall paper bus declined
In prlci * Th > latter fact can hu demon-
Mnited upn Inquiry at Heard llros.
who ha vi in pi lees -as the man with Urn
rim" .sud--"Ciit ! Very I ) ep" a-id place I
even Hie novelties of the season within
the reach of everyone.
I4sn Douglas.
parlmcnl ot the Platte commenced .Monday
under very bad circumstances. The weather
In the morning was very cloudy , wllli n
flve-mllo wind. From about 6 o'cl > ck In
the afternoon the wind \vas blowing a gale
from the n.imo point of the compass as In
the morning , the sky was clear and the
light was ROO.I , The shooting ws very
poor. Shooting was at 200 , 300 , COO and
GOO yards.
Iliii > klinrnlra Salve.
The best salvo In the world for culs.
bruises , sores , ulcers , salt rheum , fever sores ,
tetter , chapped hands , chilblains , corns and
all skin eruptions , and positively cures piles ,
or no pay icqulrcd. It Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded. I'rlco
13 eents per box. For pale by Kuhn & Co.
UVPMSITIO.N IAIX Tlin hCIUXH.S.
KlVort tn VroiiNc liili-rc i A mo UK tlio
I'hllilrcn ofVs 1'oliH.
Wi:8T POINT , Neb. , Oct. 0. . ( Special. )
Friday , October 15 has been designated ns
Children's llulldlng day for the public schools
of West Point. In the afternoon of this day
special exercises will be rendered In all de
partments of the schools. The object of the
day is to nrouso Interest among the pupils
In behalf of the children's building , ulilch
Is contemplated by the Hoard of Lady Man
agers of the Transmlfislsslppl Exposition.
The case of 1211en Asploff against Hubln
Cabney for bastardy came up for hearing
Monday before Justlco Hrlggs , but change
of venue was taken to Justlco Lewis' court
and Iho witnesses wcro summoned to appear
before him this forenoon at 9 o'clock. After
hearing the evidence , the Judge discharged
the prisoner finding no cause of action.
Attendance at the county fsilr today Chil
dren's day was a record breaker.
W. J. IJryan will speak In this city October
1 ? .
Small pill , Kite pill , best pill. Do Witt's
Llttlo Karly Hisers cure biliousness , consti
pation , sick headache.
Itcunloii of the Crllllii PIImlly.
OAKLAND , Neb. , OJt. fi. ( Special. )
Twenty-five members of the C5rlflln family
held their first reunion here. Most of the
brothers have not mot since childhood. At
5 o'clock there \\ns an elaborate thread , the
brothers and sisters dining at omo table and
all the children at another. The evening
was spent listening to a phonograph and In
general amusements. E. A. Orlllln and II. F.
Griffin are both prominent merchants In
Oakland and TeKamah. The following were
present ! Mr. ami Mrs. John T. ( Jrimn an < J
family of St. Kclward. Neb. , Mr. ml Mrs-
H. V. Griffin nnd family of Dos Molne * . Mr.
end MM. N. 0. Orinin of 31 Kdward , Neb. ,
J. C. Meyers nnd wife ot Fulton , S. 1) . . Mr.
and Mrs.VlllUm Orlllln and family of Mlle ,
la. , Mr. and Mrs , 0. A , Orlflln and family
of Oakland , and Mr. and Mrs. 11. F Grlllls
and family of Tokamah , Neb.
Commercial travelers Invariably provide
themielvcs with Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup.
Knriiicr 1 > IN I In u \\oll.
EMKHSON , Neb. , Oct. C. ( Special.-Peter )
Jol'fison , a farmer living about five miles
easl ot here , while attempting to clean out
an old well on hN place this afternoon was
overcome by the gas and died before ho
could be dra n up. He came hero qulto re
cently from Oouglns county. lie leaves a
wlfo and several children.
Mimloliiil | Court t'liii' N ( llt'iu'lird ,
LINCOLN. Oct. (1. ( ( Special Telegram ) -
The supreme court held a short scslou thll
forenoon and spent the balance of the time
reading opinions A decision In the Omaha
municipal court case has not been reached ,
Boft.AVhlto llamh with Shapely Nails , Luxu
riant llatru lib Clean , Wholesome Scalp , pro
duced by CimciwA. SOM > , the most cITcctlxo
Bkln purifying and benutlfj Ing soap In the
world , as well ns purest and sweetest , for
toilet , bathand ; nursery. The only proxcntlvo
of Inflammation and clogging of the IVitia.
BOAT Is told throughout the vorld. FOTTIB Ditvu AKD
Guru. Conr.Folc 1'ropi , llo.tpn , V , K/A.
oi-"How to 1'uilfjr anil lienutiiy tli Skin , Hcalp ,
tnd IIilr"mifd | ] Itrt.
HIIMRRQ Krhln ; md n1r , tnntnnlty re-
nUlrlUnO HtnJ l > y Concum HIHIUIES.
I'ianos are cheap now good piano * are
cheap with us this fall we purchased
four carloads at one time which en
abled us to get a price that even sur
passed ourselves We'.re giving yon the
benefit of thai purchase ami a selection
of over a do/.en different makes includ
ing the ICnabn Klmlmll Mallet A : Davis
Whitney & Hint/ not a piano in the
house but that wi > can guarantee to you
and we're making such easy terms on
them notwithstanding our extremely low
prices We have some elegant new
pianos in natural wood ca.ses that we'll
rent for ! ? r > a month Suppose you come
to the store and look at this the big
gest line of pianos ever brought to
Omaha.
A. HOSPE.
Music and Art. 1513 Douglas.
We've never yet had lo economize by
reducing our force of expert workmen
and no injunction is needed to compel
us to do good work We always do that
even if its a loss to us the work we've
done is the best recommendation we
have In tilling we don't claim lo be the
only dentists that do it but we do claim
that years of practical experience en
ables us to 111 ! teeth and build them up
lo their natural appearance In a manner
that pleases our patients When we use
gold it's gold titilc gold and il's there
to stay Small gold Ullings $2.00 Silver
fillings and gold alloy ? 1.00 We won't
charge you for examining your teeth
Jady attendant.
10li nnd Fnrnniii.
! l Years ltd Floor 1'axtoii IIlie.
The exposition Is booming more
buildings going up they'll till bo up by
winter but you'll have to wear shoos
just the same 13rex L. Shooman has
new shoes for those looking for a good
durable winter shoe Just the shoe for
school girls and teachers or anyone who
Is out of the house a great deal a reg
ular wet weather shoe with Goodyear
welt extension sole made In the new
round toe uppers of n light weight box
calf to introduce this shoe to our Omaha
people we have made a specially low
price of $2.30 and we can say that no
such value has ever been shown by user
or anyone else
Drexel Shoe Co. ,
1419 FAKNAM STREET.
New fall catalogue now ready ; mailed
for tile asking.
We can't say lee much about the Gor-
1mm sterling silverware when you buy
Gorhnin's yon know exactly what you
ire paying for you know that It is OU5
line Kngllhli sterling half of the other
silverware offered yon is not over 7."iO
line we offer yon today a genuine for- !
liam sterling sliver lea spoon same de
sign as shown hero at ? .V-Tt per M-I
desert spoons , same design , at .fS.'J.'i per
set Forks , same design , at YS.'J.'i pi-r
set oilier patterns at the same price
emembur you are getting the best when
yon get the ( lorliam's-and that yon
can't get It anywhere else but here for
we ate sole agents for Omaha no en-
giaved cards and copper plate , $1.00
engraved wedding Klatiouery to suit all.
C ; S. RAYMOND CO , ,
Jewelers ,
15th anil Douglas Sts.
If yon can't see our sign ( hero Is some-
hlug wrong wlllv your eyes-and you'd
letter have a friend or a policeman leaden
on to our spectacle factory We'll ex-
mine your eyes In a thorough and . > een- |
tlllc manner and won't charge you a
( ( tit Wo never do for the examination
--Its the lemedy we charge for-lull that
isn't any moro than you'd expect to pay
for lirst cli : s work We've yet to find
the eyes that we can't grind lenses for
that will be helpful where glasses are
dcd--lf invfl occullKt Instead
iict > - - yon an
of glasses we'll tell you--yon'd belter
upend a few minutes with us In-fore
your eyes get beyond repairing.
Columbian Optical Co
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