20 THE OKATTA DATLT BEE : STTffDAV , OCTCVmS-R 80 , 1808.
MAGMPICI T TIIA1.NS
To Alt I'rlnullinl Mi-ilrrii I'liint V lu
I nIon 1'iiolllc.
TWO trains dally. 1 3. ) n. m. and 11:55 : p. m.
for
Denver nnd Colorado paints.
TWO trains daily , S CO a. m. nnd 4:35 : p. m.
for
Utah and California points.
ONC train dully , I .35 i > . m.
for
Utab , Idabo , Montana arid Oregon points.
For full particulars call at City Ticket
Office , 1302 Par mini St.
i\lillilliirfi' : K\riirnloii.
The exhibitor * nt the Transtnlsshslppl flx-
position having r-xprc > < 1 a di-slre tu visit
the wonderful Ulnck Mills before returnltiK
to their far awav pastern nnd southern
home * , arrangements have been made for u
special Inw rate excursion from Omaha oa
FrldHV Nrnrmber 4.
Ma ] r A M. Whi'olor , who has been In
charKe of the NPR Yorl ; bulluliig on the ex
position grounds 'luring the summer , will
accompany the pnrtj , and the ropresenta-
tivcfl of the Fremont. Hlkhorn & Mlvoml
Valley railroad ( Naflhwistrrn line ) wilt sco
that everything pi/Bsllilu Is done to make this
trlji a pleasurable one nnd long to be re-
inombertd by nil who go
The Hla < > k Hills Is u most Interesting
Btudy wth Iti mountainous scenery , won
derful raves , romantlr legends , rich mineral
deposits ! > nd tinwoii'lTfiil ' Hot Springs In
tbo southern hills. At Hot Springs Is the
largest plunge bath In America , wliti water
at a temperature of 02 di'Kree > the yea. "
round , Just right for bathing : fine hotels.
After n hard summers work there Is no
better plnce than the Hot Springs of South
Dakota and tinIllark Hills district for a
person to go for rest and recreation.
The very low r.Ho of $1G. 10 , Omaha to Hot
Spring1 * and return , has been secured , and
exhibitors or their friends who wish to take
advantage of this excursion , leaving Omaha
at 3 p m , Friday , Noember 4 , should ut
once notify Major A. M Wheeler , New York
building. Transmlsslsslppl Imposition , or f !
V. West , city passenger and ticket ngent ,
Northwestern line , 1101 rarnnm street.
J U 11UOHANAN' ,
General Passenger Agent.
There will bo a grand cake walk and ball
elven by the members of the colored None
Hitch club at Morand's dancing academy ,
Fifteenth and Harney streets , Thursday ,
November I ! . Vtiluablo prUes to the winners
Cake walk begins at 8 30 sharp. Tickets ,
DO cnntn
A riinnec In tlio Drllonc.
On November 1 Charles Ilarnard nnd n. T.
Jelllffo will assume the management of the
Hotel Dellone , these gentlemen having
Bocured a three years lease on the property.
Mr. Rarnard Is an old hotel man , whllo Mr.
Jclllffc Is nn old experienced traveling sales
man , and with this combination thorn Is no
fear that the transient guests will bo neg
lected. From Ni\ember 1 the Hellene will
bo a J2 n day hou < > ? , but rank along side of
many houses charging double that amount.
They are desirous of securing a number of
regular boarders for the winter and will
inako a special rate for the next few days.
Thirty days , Ireland In Pictures bound for
83 cents. A. I. Hoot. 1C09 Howard St.
Chrlstensen cleans carpots. 2213 N 20 let IC.'D
All our vehicles shown In the Trnnspoita-
tlon building nt the Transmlsslsslppl Expo
sition for salent special prices. Inquire of
attendant This IB your opportunity. Lln-
luger & Metcalf Company , C h & Pacific Sts.
Huberman , jeweler , est. 1SG1. absolutely
reliable , lowest prices guaranteed , 13 & Doug.
Stove repairs of any description. I20T
Douglas , Omaha Stove Repair Woilc * .
Remember that A. C. Raymer , the hard
ware merchant , 1614 Fornam St. , gives trad-
lag stamps.
Hamilton Warren , M. D. , scientific nnd
magnetic physician , has moved his office to
the Tl/ard block , 221 Nortb 23d street. Spe
cial attention to all long standing or linger
ing diseases and to diseases of women and
children.
The Only Unllroiiil to Chicago.
With a daylight train. Leaves
Omaha 6-40 n. m. o\ery day ,
arriving Chicago the same
evening at S lu , when close connections
nro mailu with all lines
beyond. This train Is CO years
ahead of the times and Is proving
Immensely popular with Omaha
people. Other flying
trains leave for Chicago nt 4:515 : and 6B5 :
p. m. dolly , fltv tlrUpt office.
1401 Farnnni St. .
"Tho Northwestern Lino. "
A. D. T. Co. : messengers furnished : bag
gage delivered. 1302 Douclas St. Tel. 177.
HENDEE Mary K , ngrert 77 years , died
October 28 ut 1311 South Twenty-foui th
street Funeral Sunday nt 2 p m. , from
residence. Interment , Walnut Hill , Coun
cil Bluffs.
II AM' HATIJS .SOUTH
via
Port Arthur Hotitr , j
On November 1 nnd IS the Port Arthur
route will sell rcund trip tickets to most
Ml points south nt half faro ( plus * 2.0f ) .
Commencing November 1 winter tourist
tickets will be planed on eale to all winter
rcwrts. All Information nt Port Arthur
route office. 1415 Farnam street ( Paxton
hotel block ) , or write Harry C. Moorcs , C.
P. and T. A. , Omahfi , Neb.
Elegant free lunch nt "The Place. "
Her firand European hotel now open. ile-
gant rooms , ladles' nnd gents' cafe and grill
room. Cor. ICth nnd Howard.
YOU CAM\OT 1)0 A.NVTIII.VO niS > I3
If Yon Wit lit ( n o Hunt
except take the "Northwestern Line" If
you desire n fast daylight trip between
Omaha and flhlenan , b cause no other line
runs n daylight train. Leaves Omaha G'40 n.
m , arrives Chicago S 15 same evening. Close
connection with eastern lines. A good train ?
Emphatically YiS. :
City olllcc. 1401 Farnnm.
Buy your coal of Victor White and get
trading stamps
Uest old rye whisky at "The Place. "
Assistant Secretary of War Mleklcjohn
will speak nt the grand rally to bo held In
South Omaha Tuesday evening , November 1 ,
nt Ilium's hall. This Is the only opportunity
that the \oters will have to hear Mr. Mclkle-
john In this vicinity and a rousing meeting
Is anticipated by all.
Jolly nicht'i llnnro.
The Jolly 12lght Dancing club will give n
grand ball next Saturday. November C , at
Pattcr"on hall , s. e. cor. 17th and Farnam.
Walt for us.
Have Root print It.
This is the shoe that fills
all the requirments of the
very particular man this
same shoe sets the styles for
all the others to follow a
perfect foot form shoe made
so as to fit a good fitting
shoe always wears well. All
our sales people take as
much trouble in fitting the
cheaper shoes as they do the
J. & M. that's probably
why our shoes wear so long
and give such good satisfac
tion.
$3.00
$3.50
$4 00
$5.00
$6.00
N. E. Cor. 16th uud Douglas
Next Vear ?
Tcs , fill the buildings around the lagoon with people , products , raw materials and
curios from Cuba , Puerto Hlco , the Phillip -IOB. Japan , Mexico , China and South Amer
ica. What coultl bo more Instructive or In cresting.
Carters Liver Pills IGo I'nlno's Celery Compound 75c
Castorla 23c LUterlnc 75c
Motion's Food 40k Pear's Soap I2c
L'ond's Extract 40o ( iiamlpn's Wonder Soap So
Everything else In proportion. Our ow i Cough Syrup , Iloarhound , Tar anil Wild
Cherry. The kind your mother used , 25c.
PLATE GLASS You can't afford to bit * without getting our prices. Window glass ,
nil sizes , any quality. Leaded Art Glass , bent , beveled , enameled nnd colored glass.
French Plate mirrors , shocks uud skylight & lass , pnlnts , oils , brushes , varnishes , lloor
oil , tloor polish.
CIGARS , HOT SODA ,
PRESCRIPTIONS About the only place In the city where you can get your pro.
tcrlption filled exactly ns the doctor has written It. No cheap Imitations of expensive
drugs. No substitution prices always reasonable.
Conn's Rheumatic Remedy guaranteed to euro or money refunded , $1.00. " " ' "
J. A. Fuller & Co.
Open all night. CUT PRICE DRUGGIST. Corner llth and Douglas St.
*
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Comfort
to California
1 The through tourist sleeping cars , > \\hlch leave Omaha every
Thursday afternoon vis the Darlington Route for Salt Lake
City , San Francisco , and Las Angelas , are neither as expensive
nor as flue to look at as standard sleepers. Dut they are Just
AS good to ride in.
They are clean and comfortable , are in charge of experienced
excursion conductors , and are accompanied 'by uniformed Pull
man porters.
Second-class tickets are accepted , and the coat of a berth ,
enough and big enough for two , la only { 5,00 ,
For tickets and full Information call at
Ticket Office : New Depot :
1502 Farnam St. 10th & Mason Sts.
Telephone 250. Telephone 12S.
1UI05.
Mimic Ilnranlii * Slomlnj Other Snlrn
for Thin WfHt.
POO SHEET Ml'SIC 15C.
"She Was IJred In Old Kentucky. " by
Dralated nnd Carter , "Dear College Chums , " '
"Organ Grinder's Serenade" and "All for i
the Love of a Olrl , " by Charles K. Harris ; '
"At a Georgia Camp Meeting. " by Kerry
Mills , "Hello of the Season , " two step , "Ho '
Certainly Was Good to Me , " "I Want n Heal ,
Coon , " "Manzanlllo , " by Ilobyn ; "Zemin '
Waltzes. " by Wltmark ; "La Carmcla '
Waltzes , " by Wltmark. All regular C > 0c new-
copyrighted music on sale Monday for 15c.
Complete catalogue of the national wheel
music at Be per copy.
CLOSE MONDAY AFTERNOON.
The llg ) Store will be closed Monday after
noon for Omaha day. Monday morning you
can secura great bargains In the big pro
vision department , In ladles' cloaks nnd
fiiilts , In men's clothing , In hardware nnd
stoves , In fact In every one of our forty
departments. Immense special clearing up
salea at one-third to one-half regular prices
on Monday morning nnd nil the balance of
this week , lllgger bargains than ever bo-
fore. HAYDEN 1)1103.
Schlltz'n beer nt "Tho Place. "
The Grand Court of the Exposition Is
fondcrft II tir t fli t . MU vl , | rtni
of It Is BO good as The Boo Photogravure
StoD at The Heo office for one and soms
others. Thrr for ten rents.
She Ilet oil Ilrr llitHlinnil
Because he did not order Omaha Van and
Storage Co. to do the moving.
NOW IT'S PERFUME
A few days ngo we told yon nbout our
elegant line of Iirnncil GOODS we hnd
furchus-'d tod.iy we'll tell you nbout our
new line of perfumes v o hnvo Just received
AVe ha\t In our window n grnnd dlsplny
of U.ibronk's celebrated perfumes all his
special odors the prices range from JOe
to $1.00 pel bottlo.
Kg ) I'ttun ' Luius Crenm lOc
I'alnf s C'i lery Compound 7 r
Hood's Sars.tparllla 7"c
Cll'-'ollll 'JoC
S. S. S 7r.c
hvrtip of Pips 40c
I'nkh'iii" s t'nmpound 7ne
SIllcV llemedles 73c
I'H'v Mnit Uhlskey f. . ' ,
Ozomulslon S5c
\\arnerH Safe Cure 8uo
CUT PRICE
DRUGGIST.
P. S. nemember we nro the only
Blst In town who publishes nn nflldavlt that
w don't pny u percentugo to doc to plug
for us.
T TUAI. > S.
Omnlin. tn f'lilcnco.
The ChlcnRO , Milwaukee & St. Pout rail
way hn Just placed In service two mag
nificent electric lighted trains between
Omiuia and Chicago , leaving Omaha dally
at f > ' 4f. p. m. . arriving Chicago at 8.25 n. tn.
Rtid leavlnp Chicago C 16 p. m. and arrlvlns
Omaha 8 20 n. m. linch train IB limited
throughout by electricity , han buffet smoV- ;
Ine cars , drawlnc room Bleeping cars , din
ing cars nnd reclining chair cars nnd runs
over the shortest line and smoothest road
bed between the two cities.
Ticket office , 1504 Farnnni street , nnd at
Union depot.
THE IMPERIAL ACORN.
The best medium priced base burner
made , \\liy' Heciusc It Is eriul In
quality nnd make up with our eel--
bratcd Iloval Acorn , which Is nr-
knowledecd to be the be , t har.l coal
Hto\o on the mniket. It l slinpb
made. In smaller slze-i and * little if s
nickel. Every slzo Is a double heater
nnd It Is fully equal to any ( list- ! o j
lms burner made , excepting only the
Hoyal Acorn.
LlKIi CUT $20 00.
John Hussie Hdw , Co , ,
SI'OT.fllOfl Cumins St.
Solo agents for Omaha.
Yes , we carry
Ladies' $2.00 SHOE
82.50 Shoes S3.00 Shoes $3.50 Shoes and $4 Shoes.
These are our specialties. You will always find them
up-to-date. 50c saved is 50c earned.
FREE SHOES EVERY DAY "TO
Popular Price Caah Shoe House ,
HOWE-TALOTAGE SHOE CO. ,
1515 DOUGLAS STREliT.
o
CLOSED MONDAY AFTERNOON
The Big Store sell on approval. If the clothing you buy
here does not wear as we say it will you can bring it back
and get another suit or your money. Another thing , no mat
ter how busy we are we'll show you every style in the honte
until you iind the one you want. We carry all sixes. Han-
deling the makes of many different factories and there being
a shade of difference in size between each make you can try
on suits until you get the one that was made for you. If you
are hard to fit we will make alterations free of charge until
you are satisfied. Special sizes for slims and stouts , shorts
and tails. We guarantee that most essential , yet rarest ,
quality in ready-made clothing , a perfect fit. Realizing two
months ago that the great trade then starting would carry
away the vast piles of clothing then in stock and store'rooms
we made special arrangements with several of the leading
tailoring establishments to make up a second consignment of
suits , overcoats and ulsters. As this was all extra business
they made us very liberal terms .and the Big Store is now en
abled to oft'er the newest , most stylish and best made clothing
in America at fully one-third less than prevailing prices else
where.
If you want to buy a suit at tiny price between § 3.75
and $22.50 come in and see what we can give you. All
the new patterns in the finest materials money will buy ; all
seams sewed with heavy silk thread ; each garment fitted tea
a living model in the making. Not one custom tailor in ten
can equal them in ptyle and fit. Buying your clothing here
means getting what you want.
TRUNKS , HATS. CAPS Trunl < a for every purpose ; all sizes , styles and nt lowest
prices. Men's new Etylo hats In derbies and Fedoras at 7uc , $1 00 , $1. iO , worth 71.00 to
$ : .50. A big assortment or winter caps , neat and comfortable , at 2&c. JoJjo and GJC.
CLOSED MONDAY AFTERNOON
Selling the Most Clothing in Omaha.
IIAYDEN BROTHERS
Special Prices on Warm Lined Shoes
and Overshoes Monday.
Ladles' flno 75c Molten Cloth 45c
Overgulters
Ladles' felt lined $1 75 Felt 125
Lace Shoes
Ladles' fine J.'OO Brooks Bros. ' o
make- Lace Shoes , A to U . . . . ' - '
Mlsxcb' line tutf lai e JJOO i
Hchnnl Shoes , sizes 12 to I' . . >
Ladles' ttne Silk Vesting Top j
Vlcl Kid Lace J360 Shoes
Ladles' fine Dongola Kid Lace 198
nnd Button $3.00 Shoes
Lace Bovs Shoes fine for Satin Calf Jl.73 1 25
Men's new Box Calf and Winter Tan
Lace She s new bull dog toe
$1 and $3 Shoes for °
HAYDEN BROTHERS.
IMail orders filled.
ELECTRIC BELTS
Wiam headmi.irters for nil kinds of
nLl.i'IKH' ItlllTS ( 'nil and examine.
fl I 1'IIH' ! ; IWrciOISTS TOO.
IV Nt " i 'I i i utn l'oler - \vr sell IBc
SI no IMiiliham s VCR romp \ve sell . . T&c
Ci.iod 2-ciunrt Fountain Syringe . TSc
due. 1U > r , Iron and \\lni' . we neil . .He
! flp Itublfonin r > c pr < ll . -1' ' '
Jl 00 Wine I'm dill , we pell . " . " > < . '
Fiii- Vlnlotdter , wo Hell . 2r.c
$1 00 7 Slst'rs' Itnlr Grower , we cell . . We
Quart bottle good Port or Sherry , wo
sell . . . . f/ic
FOe Mnlted Milk we sell . 4iv
Jl 00 Malted Mllk-we ell . W
m : . Mnlted Milk wn sell . JT >
2'ir lluinnbrcvs or Miinyoti' " wo Foil. . 20c
fife Ilunipbtpy's or Munyon' " we s ll . . 4rte
$100 Iluinpbr , \ s of Munvon's we sell SDi
J ! nil .Maltlii" rropariltliinwr > sMl . . Sof
! { . pt. t.m Slurwln & William's 1'nlnt ,
We f ll . 13c
( li od Pnlnt Itrnslies . inr , 13c nnd 20i
} 1 CO Ynlrn ponds wo sell . 75o
Write for entalngue.
Sherman &McConnsllDrug Co
.tlldillc of Uloclc.
ir.1.1 St. , o.ti.viiA , MII.
Wo carry in stock Hie
most complete line of
Ice Tools
in the west. Everything
from Plows and markers
to ice shovers.
C < 11 or write for catalogue
iiiul price list.
JAS. MORTON & SON CO. ,
1511 DODdR STRRBT
Exolualvo agcmtsV. . T. Wood
Go's celebrated ice tools.
The Band Played
"Hot Timo" nnil it pleased him so
much that ho came right straight to our
atorc anil bought a box of our
5-Cent Jersey Cigars.
Wo rnako a bpeoialty of box trndo
and ruiimmbcf we boll only the loading
brands of cigars , such as the Jersey
iho best uigur mailu for the inonoy.
Paxton Block ugnr More ,
lOlh tuid Fni'natn.
Jacob .Tnsknlok Prop.
TWO
Baroains.
Monday we
will sell the
Vaginal
Douche for
75c , regular
price , $1.50.
A regular
75c pure gum
bulb syringe ,
for 25c.
BOSTON
STORE DRUG
DEPT.
NOTICE.
We are sole agents for the
unbreakable mantle for incan--
1 edcont lam pa. One year guar
antee with each mantle. We
employ no agents or sol icitors.
J , Morrisey Plumbing Co , ,
311) ) South 15th Street.
Open Night's. Telephone 720.
TELTH EXTrtACTtD 2b CENl'S. '
PAINLRSS DR. FflfiSQH.
IJXfUACTION DENTIST
4th door lirown lilk. , ICth and Doujclai
Gold Aloy lll.ing $1.00
Gold Filling $1.OO and up
GodCLwns $5.00
Stt Teeth $5.00
Bust Te 111 $7.50
'lllli lMM..i.M' : bTUUl
rfT"
For Monday morning's pan- * you will find many * *
desirable articles at such a lo\v price you'll be tempted
to buy. Many good bargains do not find their way i \
to our advertisements * , but arc made known by signs
and cards in plain figures usually one-third to one-
half less than you can buy the same article elsewhere.
Come tomorrow before 12oU : p. in. and see what this
store can do for YOU.
{ 519-152 1519-1521 I
Douglas = iipjirw r oias '
Street. % vstreet
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Will be a busy iiinc with us for
We Close the Store at Noon ,
And We're ' All Going to the Exposition ,
We'll have plenty of s ilcsmcn to wait on
yon when yon call for a p.tir of
Our Solid Comfort Shoes
Omaha Will Make More History Monday
Dress your feet comfortable and be a
Il.UM'V HISrOUlAN.
History repeats itself so does our price ,
$15.00 SIIOI- > AUK SI'LUNG FOR $3.00 AT
T. B. Norris ,
Mail Orders.
1413 Doujjlas St.
Cl
ior Buggies , Carriages , Phaetons , Carts , Road ,
Spring and Delivery Wagons wore never known
before.
Until Nov. 10th , Buooies from $39.00 up.
oods pold and shipped during the past week into
Nebraska , South D ikota , 11 ilio , Montana , Wyo
ming , Colorado , low.i cin I ICuiw. C.ill on user
or write for on U and p 'ice * . Mill orders promptly
attended to. All goods guaranteed for one year. One
price to all. No old stock.
IL B IHEY , I5th and Podge Streets , Omaha.
South 15tli street , is tlie only shoe store
in Omaha that will allow you to come in
and take your pick of any shoe in stock in
any style , shape or leather in Patent
Leather Enamel Calf Kangaroo Vici
Kid or any color ot tans , for § 3.50. All
$5.00 and § 0.00 values
Our $2.50 Line are World Beaters ,
MAIL
ORDERS
PILL-ED. 205 South 15th Street. ( ;
The Feature of the Entire Exposition is the In-
paralleled Success of
Cannot get it ont fast enough never have been able to make
the humiliating confession that we had teams enough to do
the business. We are rushed all the time. Ask those who use it
VICTOE , WHITE , 1GO5 Farnam St.
Telephone 127.
] ) ono by Dr. Baily during the Transmiesiss-
ippi Exposition , just closing , has proven to
the public that his work is what he claims it
to bo lirst-rato reliable permanent.
12k Gold Crowns . $ n.OO
iot of Teeth . 5.00
t'Ht Set of Teeth . 7. 50
Thin Elastic Plate . 10. 00
Aluminum and Kubber . 10.00
Gold Alloy Filling . 1.00
Pure Gold Filling . § 2.00 up K
Bridge Teeth . S5.00 each
_ , Leading Dentist , i'J '
Telephone 10Sf > . German and holuwiian spoken. Lady attendant
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