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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1899)
TTJ.E OTMATJA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , SEPTEMBER 21 , 1SDD. CHICAGO LINES STEP IN Their Action in RedttoinccSoutheastern Bate * Complicates Diffjrontlal War. MEMPHIS LINE MAKES ANOTHER REDUCTION Hnie of Tlircc Cent * Ilccnmrn nf fcotlvp ThuriMlnr , Ien * Inn It Only One Mitre Mote In I'ntlrc Cnnccllntlou of TnrlfT * . The Kansas City , Fort Scott & Memphis road ban notified the Interstate Commerce commission that It will reduce Its rates on Tracking house products from Kansas City to Memphis to 3 cents per hundred pounds , becoming effective September 21. This Is in accordance with Its action from the time of the beginning of the differential war In making reductions conforming with those made by the Burlington. In order to pre serve a differential of 6 cents between Omaha and Kansas City. The reduction of the Memphis line becoming operative Thursday corresponds to the sixth reduction of the Burlington made on the 18th Inst. The rate of the Burlington to Memphis at the present tlmo Is 9 cents. If It follows out Ita established precedent , ns there Is every reason to believe that It will , It will make n seventh reduction of 3 cents , bringing the rate down to C cents. Then the Memphis will Tvlpo out Ita present rate of 3 cents en tirely and the Durllngton will have the lost whack at the rates , when It will undoubt edly shavn off another 3 cents , thus making the rate from Omaha to Memphis 3 cents , instead of the original 27 cents. With the Memphis hauling packing house products to Memphis for nothing and the Burlington re ceiving 3 cents for Its haul , the differential of 3 cents for which the latter rood has been putting up such a gallant fight will bo effective. The action of the lines operating out of Chicago In cutting their rates on packing house products to southeastern points from G to JO cents has thrown n new light on the matter. These new rates become effective today. This action was taken by the Chicago cage lines In order to protect their patrons nmong the Chicago packers who were handi capped In their efforts to do business In the territory effected by the low rates from Kansas City and Omaha , since packers In the latter two cities wore enjoying a per ceptible advantage because of the lower rates. The fact that the Chicago lines have taken a hand In the matter and reduced Uiclr rates has made the situation even ttoro critical than before , and because of it prominent officials are of the opinion that the rates will never be restored to the point where they stood before the fight between tbo Burlington and the Memphis began , re gardless of any settlement which may be made. BALE OF SOUTHERN' PACIFIC STOCK. Speycr & Co. Iluy n LnrRc niock In IiitfroHt of IIiintltiKtoit. NEW YORK , Sept. 20. The Journal and Advertiser aays a largo share In the Central and Southern Pacific railways has been bought by Speyer & Co. , bankers of this city. It was said In this city last night by a gen tleman conversant with the affairs of the two companies that Speyer & Co. had ar ranged recently to purchase a large block of these securities , but ho could not tell whether the Intorcot acquired was Mr. Crocker's or the Stanford holding. The Journal's Informant , however , said that ho could deny a report that the deal was part of the Vandcrbllt scheme for control of a transcontinental railway system. "There Is no Vandcrbllt money In this , " he con tinued. "Mr. Speyer has been very friendly to C. J > . Huntlngton. The firm put through the reorganization of the Central Pacific. Mr. Bpoyor Is not buying , as I understand It , ( or Mr. Ilunttngton , but Is taking over , as opportunity offers , tbo holdings of others who are not In sympathy with Mr. Hunt- ington's Interests and will hold them on his own account. " Mr. Speyorwas In San Francisco a short tttae ago and It was understood nt that time that a large deal In Central Pacific was In the wind. It Is understood that George Crocker's Interest Is the last to bo disposed of by the flvo members of the family who owned a fifth Interest In the properties. FILLS AN KNTIIIB FIIEIGIIT CAR. Skeletons of Three Glfcnntlc AnlnialM Tnlte Up Mueli Space. The Union Pacific passenger department ! In receipt of a letter from Dr. W. J. Holland , director of the Corneglo museum ( wvd chancellor of the Northern university of Pennsylvania , bearing upon the recent eolentlflo exploration Into the fossil fields of Wyoming , , as the guests of the railroad company. Dr. Holland writes from Pitts- burg , and an oxccrpt from his letter Is as follows : "Wo liavo discovered ! a largo number of bugo fossils of the past nnd toavo taken up three entire skeletons , which will consti tute one entire carload. One Is the skele ton of a brontosaur , another of a Btegosau- rus nnd the third of a dlplodocus , a huge dinosaur , of which until wo discovered our ekoleton very llttlo except the vertebrae of the tall was known. Wo have almost the entire Bkoloton and expect to obtain the whole skoloton. Of all the parties In the Held bhJs summer , ours has proved the most puocossful , and Dr. Wontman writes mo that In all _ bis experience , covering twenty-flvo ' ytars'ae a collector of fossils , this has been tbo meet successful year. I am sure you will bo gratified to know this , In addition to these three skeletons which wo are moving Iram the field , wo have located and eacurad the ground upon which are found the remains of probably ten or a dozen more of these great monsters , one of them , the ibrontoftaur , undoubtedly exceeding In size the famous Iblg thing , ' about which BO much was written In the papers last win ter. Jlnllwny NOPM nnil I'crnonnln , It is reported that work on the new road from Vankton to Omolia will be started within thirty days. C. J. Imno , nssls > 1nnt Rcnernl freight agent of the Union I'aolllc. has returned from a business trip to Chicago a , 11. Entrlkln. assistant gonwal freight agent of the Qulncy route , Is In Chicago attending a nicotine of tbo Western Trunk I/ne committee. J. n. Hiichanan , general passenger agent of the Elkhorn , returned yesterday from u tour of the Black Hills. Mr. Buchanan was accompanied * by W. H. Jackson , the famous poenlo photographer formerly located In Denver , who occupied a specially equipped photographic car nnd took n number of views of UlacK Hills' scenery which will be u. l fn future advertising matter Issued by the Elkhorn. BOOK ABOUT DOSS- FREE- If you call at our store tor U If sent by mall Incloeo 2-con.t stamp for postage. This book la o carefully written treatlao telling all about Dogs ant ] tholr care when sick or WE SELL Clover's E ° fi Medicines Spratt's D ° g Medicines Dent's B ° ff Medicines Cannon's Royal Mangy Cure . , . BOc Sargent's Condition Pill . . . . . .60o Peg Shampoo ( kills every flea ) , per bottle . . . . . . . . . . . t. . . . 25c Wrlto for Dook About Dogs. Sherman & McConnell Drug Go , , 1613 Dodge Street , Omana , Neb. iiosrojf STORK UNDERWEAR BALIS. Grnml Opening Snle of Inillc ' , Chll- drcn'fi Kntl Undrw'r nnd llonlcrr nt MOST nn.MAnKAmY ixiw rmcES. Wo ore soiling ngcntfl for Borne of the best ttmJorwoar makers In this country , Includ ing Harvard Knitting mills , Tlvoll , or Root Mfg. Co , rind the Phlllla Knitting mills. From tb * o mills we handle full lines of ladles' , misses' nnd children's very line underwear and Ruaranleo every garment. 200 dortm ladles' medium Tvelght , Jersey ribbed , long alcove vcsto and knee length panto , all at lOo each. 3Cc qunllty Indies' heavy ribbed , Egyptian cotton , fleece lined , silk trimmed yosts and pants , all nlzcn , go fit 19c each. 76o quality ladies' flnwt Moco cotton Jer- flcy ribbed , nice eoft , fleece lined vents and panta go In this Bale at 25c and 3o each. $1.00 quality of ladlro * extra fine , saxony wool ribbed vesta and pants , In white , natural gray and camel's hair effect , go In this sale at 49o each. All the ladles' finest pure Australian wool and camel's hair vesta and pants In gray , light blue end tan colon * , go In thin sale at GOc , worth Jl.EO. 6,000 ladles' extra heavy Jersey ribbed , fleoco-llned union suits , go at 26c a suit , worth 50c. Ono big lot of children's flcoce lined vests and pants go at 8c each. Largo bargain tables with big lots of misses' nnd children's medium and heavy weight , fleoce-llnod vests and pants , go at lOc , 12l4o and l&o each. All the boys' nnd girls' underwear In heavy fleoco-Hncd , natural gray and camels- hair effects , -worth BOc , nil go In this sale at 25c each. Immense lota of misses' and children's underwear , Jersey ribbed union suits , all sires , extra quality , go ftt 25c , 39c and 49o a suit , worth $1.00. EXTRA SPECIAL HOSIERY SALE. Two big bargain tables misses' , children' * and boys' fast black , full seamless hose In flno and heavy ribbed , all sizes , go at Co pair , worth 20c. Ladles' flno gauge , fast black , lisle fln- tfihod liose with double soles , all sizes , go at lOc pair. Boys' nnd girls' bicycle nnd school hose , made with double kneca , flno and heavy ribbed , regular nrlco 25c. KO In this sale nt pair. Ladles' flno Imported1 French llslo thread trcso In plain and fancy colors , regular prlco up to 5c pair , go In this sale at 25c. BOSTON STORE , OMAHA , N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas St. F. M. Schadoll & Co. have their fall and winter millinery opening Friday and Satur day , Sept. 22 and 23 , All are invited. 1522 Douglas street. Try the Her Grand ho < el < : afes. Open from 6 a. m. until 12 p. m. TLreo cafes on first floor and ono grill room. Turkish and elec trical baths. Ladles' day , Tuesdays. ARRESTED FOR KILLING HORSE Younir Men SniipoNcil to Ilnvc Tnkcn Drive Umllnir In IIornc'H Dentil Arc Now In Custody. The police have taken Into custody two youths supposed to have been connected with the killing of J. M. Martin's horse Monday night by hard driving A third or- rest wlir bo made providing the officers can find the person they are looking for. Ar thur D. Ametutz , living at 4418 North Twen ty-eighth street , was formerly employed In Martju's grocery. Ho admitted having taken the horse from the stable without permis sion Monday evening. Ho denied that ho Is responsible for the animal's death , nnd Im plicates two other young men In the trans action. Ono of the others , Ord HenMey , who lives near Fort Omaha , dented having seen the horse that night. The third youth Is George Roach , a soldier In the Thirty-ninth Infantry , stationed at Fort Crook. Amstutz Bald he took the horse from the Btablo and then called for a girl friend to take her driving. The couple went In the direction of the fort and at n neighboring saloon stopped for a drink. The rig , left hitched to a telegraph pole , was stolen while they were In the saloon. Roach and Heusley had been In the saloon during the evening nnd had been heard to remark they Intended to find a horse somewhere and take a drive. Armstutz and the young woman walked homo after a vain hunt for their convey ance. The youth did not say anything about the loss , as ho supposed the horse would bo found at the stable next morning. Ho was arrested by Detective Jorgensen before night and a Battlement with the owner , Martin , wae effected by Amstutz paying for the horse. Ho now Intends to make Roach and Hensloy settle with him. Roach enlisted last Wednesday with the Thirty-ninth volunteers being recruited at Fort Crook. His superior officers were notl- fled /that / he Is wanted. The employes of McKlnzlo's saloon , where Amstutz and his friend wore drinking , say Roach and Hensley ( Trova the horse till a blood vessel was rup tured , causing his death. "Best on the market for coughs and colds and all bronchial troubles ; for croup It has no equal , " writes Henry R. Whltford , South Canaan , Conn. , of Ono Mlnuta Cough Cure. Announcement ! ! . "A Romance of Coon Hollow , " which will bo seen at Boyd's theater throe nights and Saturday matinee , beginning with n. per formance tonight , Is said to have some of the most exquisite scenery on the road , The first act reveals an autumn view of a typical southern plantation , with eunsct and moonlight effects , The second act Is a fac-slmllo of "Coon Hollow , " a rugged glen In the Tennessee hills , painted from sketches made on the spot , and Is made sen- rational by a strong and thrilling climax. The third act shows a. wood landing on the Mississippi nnd night view of the famous Leo-Natchez steamboat race , the boats be ing lighted up and under full head of steam. The last act Is given to an actual cotton press In operation and Is thrllllngly dramatic. George. C. Bonlfaco , Jr. , George Ober , Kathryn Ostcrman and Bertha Waltzlnger nro adding to th gaiety of nations In the latest farcical success , "Dear Old Charley , " which will bo given for th first tlmo In Omaha at the Boydi Sunday night. The story of the farce deals with the troubles of Charley Ingleton , who wants to forget the past , but Is refrained from doing eo by two old chums of his bachelor days. "Tho Chlmca of Normandy , " which Is be ing produced at the Trocadero theater thl week , gives tbo comedians of the splendid stock opera company now playing there un usual opportunities to display their tal ents. The piece Is brimful of bright humor which keeps the audience In an uproar dur ing the greater portion of the performance , As well us bright comedy the opera con tains some really brilliant music. The pictures of the Dreyfui trial that are being produced at the Crelghton-Orphoura this week are proving very Interesting to the largo audiences. They Illustrate the principal persons , events and scenes in the world-famous trial. The scenes between Dreyfus and bis loyal wife , both In the prison and In the court room , are given true to life , OB are also the other leading actors In this , the greatest drama of the century. The pictures graphically tell the thrilling story. No one should miss the opportunity of seeing these vivid pictures. The women and children at the Saturday matinee will ) be greatly In t creeled In them. I Two Nt'ttrocn Hold Up JuUc I.eirlii. | When Jake Lewis , proprietor of a cigar stand at 103 Bouth Thirteenth street , waa about to close hia shop at midnight , two colored men entered to purchase a package of clgarf ttej. The negroes held him Indoors while a third colored man wrenched loose from the wall outside a nlckle-ln-the-slot , machine containing $3 In money and a lot of perfumery. The trio tUen mode their escape by running , ' HAYDEX ntlOS. Oroccrle * . Groccrlcn. Grocerlm 1'rlce * Alvrnjm the I.oiveMi Wo ti-111 sell two pounds of high-grade Java and Mocha cofteo ( worth 30o pound ) for COo and glvo 10 bars White Ruwilan , Ctidahy'e Diamond C or Floss soap free. Highest patent superior Minnesota flour , per sack , 95c ; fancy high patent Minnesota flour , per sack , 85cj standard flour , per sack , only 60cj good broken Java and Mocha coffee , per lb. , 6MiC ! 3 pounds good Japan rlco for fie ; 3-pound sacks of flno table nail , only Icj fancy mixed pickling spices , per pound , 94c } ; blood-red salmon , per can , only 7c ; lOc bottles French mustard , only So ; assorted soups , chicken , ox-tall , etc. , ono can makes enough soup for six persons , only Cc ; extra fancy largo evaporated peaches , lb. , 6Ho ; extra large Italian prunes , per pound , 8V4c ; new large California pruncn , per pound , 2c ; summer sausage , per pound , 7c ; 10-pound palls best brands of lard , G8c ; largo bottles pure tomato catsup , only CHo ! Royal or Dr. Price's baking powder , 1-lb. cans , 33c ; Royal or Dr. Price's baking powder , 12-oz , cans , 23c. nUTTBRI NUTTER ! BUTTER ! Fresh , sweet country butter , 14c , 15c nnd IGcj fancy separator creamery , ICc , 17 0 nnd 19c ; extra fancy separator creamery butter , 20c ; strictly fresh No. 1 eggs , only 15c. HAYDEN BROS. Ynn.Mnr SPP Ailnilriil Devroy I by going to Now York oo excursions via Pennsylvania Short Lines September 26 , 27 nnd 28 , or to Washington September 31 and October 1. Find out about special Tow fares to these points over the short line from Chicago by asking Thomas H. Thorp , 26 United States National bank building , Omaha , Nob. , or H. R. Dcrlng , A. G. P. Agent , 248 South Cfark street , Chicago , for dotalls. For the Dcvroy IJny Colcbrntlon at New York City , the Nickel Plato Road will soil tickets , Chicago to New York and teturn , at $24.00. Tickets on sale September 26. 27 and 28. with return limit to and In cluding October 4 , 1899. Three ? through trains dally , with vostlbulcd sleeping cars. Please address General Passenger Agent at 111 Adams street , Chicago , for further Infer mation. I1OSTON STOIIK'S OHIO.VT I'UHCIIASH. From nn HnMrrn Itnllrnnit Compnnr YVc llnr Ttro Cur Inniln of FLOOR OILCLOTH , FLOOR LINOLEUM , TABLE OILCLOTH AND SHELF OILCLOTH. Three two carloads are part of a train that was ditched nnd sold for the account of the shipper by the transportation company. Some of the goods are Imperfect , but the Imperfect part has all been cut away , leav ing It In long and short remnants and odd widths , but at the price wo are offering the goods It will bo almost like giving them away. The goods are now arriving and will bo placed ON SALE SATURDAY MORNING. The ohlpmcnt consists of all grades of floor oilcloth , ranging In price from 25c to 7Ec ; all grades of linoleum , ranging In price from . 50o to $1.00 ; the best grades of enamel table 1 oilcloth , and several different grades of shelf ; oilcloth. All go on sale Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. BOSTON STORE , OMAHA , N. W. Cor. 16th nnd Douglas Sts. rromnt l'ii > incut. OMAHA , Neb. , Sept. 20th , 1S99. Mr. Wm. Henry Brown , Cashier , Omaha , Neb. : Dear Sir I beg to acknowledge receipt of check of the Equitable Llfo Assurance Society of the United States for $1,712 , In payment of claim under policy No. 147,101 1 on the life of my late husband , Ellis L. Bler- bowcr. Proof of my claim was furnished you September 16 , 1899 , and four days later I am In receipt of check. I have claims against several other companies and , al though papers In your case could not be completed until after I had been appointed administratrix and policies In some of the other companies were payable to me In dividually , I beg to say that your check Is the first received , which Is certainly a com mendable feature In the Equltablo's man agement. Yours truly , ELEANOR B. BIERBOWER , Nebraska Agency , 206 and 208 , Bee Build ing Omaha. H. D. NEELY , Manager. Wanted , large salary to a star tea and coffee salesman , with established trade In 3. Neb. H. C. Fisher , Chicago. Our $10,00 Our $10 Suits is the best value is the talk of the ue we over hud. town. It c o in o a in They como in Washington mills grays , blues , browns korscy , strapped seams , trimmed wns , tans and with pearl buttons blacks O t h ers lined satin with skinners warranted Shrewd and economical buyers will ask you $17.50 ranted for two our price only years , and mndo ers will make no mistake sale to BP.H ut only for 15 ; on by visiting our Cloak $10.00 Department. This season by careful and early buying wo are In position to sell you ladles' ready to wear garments at fully 50 per cent lower than last year. Wo have without doubt the beat assorted , the most stylish and at the same tlmo the lowest priced line of any house west of New York. A LIGHTNING SELLER , A lodles'all wool whipcord Jacket , 'velvet collar , made up In the very latest style , bought to sell for $8.00 , on sale nt $4.98. 179 ladles' all wool kersey jackets lined throughout with Bilk , with velvet collar , In blues , tans , browns , blacks and reds ( Just like cut ) : a Jacket well worth $10.00 ; on sale for $6.50. 275 ladles' tailor made suits , Venetians , sorgea and homc puns ; In grays , tans , browns and blues , Jack et either box front or tight fitting , single or double breasted ; silk lin ed throughout ; skirt por- callno lined and Inter lined nnd bound with brush braid , a real $12 value , for $6.98. 300 ladles' high class tailor made suits In now whipcords , Imported Venetians made up In the very latest styles ; taffeta lined waists , worth $25.00 our price only , $14.98. STUNNING VALUES IN SILK WAISTS made of heavy black corded taffeta , fully 30 tucks In front , forming a "V" and a host of other attractive styles. In blue , pink , all colors and black ; regular $9.00 waists , for $4.98. Ladles' taffeta silk waists , now dress sleeve , worth $5.00 for $2.75. $2.75.More More golf skirts In hand than all the other stores combined ; all colors , on sale at $3.98 , $4.98 , $5.98 , $6.98 , $7.98 , $8.98 and $12.00. 275 children's Jackets , ages 4 to 14 , heavy sailor collar , braid trimmed , In heavy novelty mixtures , all wool materials , a coat made to sell for $5 ; tomorrow only $2.98. GO dozen ladles' wrappers , sizes 32 to 44 , nt only 39c. 75 dozen ladles' wrpapers In dark and light colors , with or without flounce , worth $1.50 , for 98o. ( See our now arrivals In fashionable ladles' headwear. ) Buflinoton ' * * v ! n Route . , TOURIST SLEEPERS TO CALIFOBNIA Ivoavo Onmlia via the Burlington Route any Thursday a day afternoon nt 4:15 : ! In a comfortahle tourist sleeper a and you reach San Francisco Monday morning , Ixia Ange a les Tuesday morning. No transfers car goes right a through. Porter and excursion manager relieve you of a a all hotiher alxnit bnggago and tickets. Tickets $ -10 , Ilcrths ( big enough for two ) $5. Call and get full Informa tion. a id TlcUct Office Darlington Station- 15O3 Farnniu St. , loth uml Union St . , Telephone 250. Telephone niO. M B FAMOUS FOR AND SPEED , EXCELLENCE OF COMFORT , EQUIPMENT ARE THETHROUQH TRAINS VIA THE UNION PACIFIC TO Denver , ? * ? < Portia * * . AND ALL POINTS FINEST DINING OARS VA/CTQT BUFFET. SMOKING AND IN AMERICA. WE , A I LIBRARY CARS. DOUBLE DRAWING ROOM PALACE AND ORDINARY SLEEPERS. ) City Ticket Office , 1302 FamamSt , 'Phone 316. nnos. Hrenn nnoiln Snle. Plaids An Immense line of French , En glish and German plaids Just opened up. French Zebellne plaids , the moat beautiful colorings , t JUO , 1.9S , * 2.BO and $2.98. French Foulo plalils , In nil the latest and most fashionable shades , at $1.25 , $1.50 up to $2.60. English blanket plaids , In 15 shades , $1.25 , $1.60 and $1.08. Scotch cloth plaids , 23 colorings , nt $1.50 ; Qcrmnn waist plaids , 200 styles. In all the most gorgeous , as well as the more subdued styles , at 45c , 75c and 85c. Austrian Llona do sole , the most beautiful plnlds ever produced , Sac. Domestic plaids for children's school drcssej In all the latest colorings , exact facsimiles of the foreign Zebcllnra , 25c , 39c , 49c and 75c. Oolf plnlds , Reversible , 9Sc , $1.25 , $1.50. $1.98 , $2.50 , $3.50 , $4.60 up. Steamboat rugs , with fringe , for making golf capes , at $6.50 , $7.50 , $8.60 and $10.00 per rug. HAYDEN DUOS. UI to MMV York mill Upturn via Nickel Plato Road. September 26 , 27 nnd 28 , with return limit of October ! , 1890. three through trains between Chicago nnd Now York dalfy , with flrst class equipment nnd dining car service. For further Information mation or reservation of sleeping car no- cormnodatlons , address General Agent , 111 Adams street , Chicago. Chicago Passenger Station , Van IJuren street , and Pacific ave- vonuc , on the Elevated Loop. Tlmt HnntliiKN n\iMirnlon. Sleeping cars will IK ) attached to ex cursion trains for Hastings leaving Dur llngton station , 7:20 : a. m. , Saturday , Sep- i tember 23. $9.00 for a section for the round | trip. For reservntlonB , apply to John E. Utt , Commercial Club , not later Uian 0 p. m. , Thursday. For Thursday wo offer ladles' new Wool Waists at $1.95 and $2.95. Silk Waists , $2.95 , $3.95 nnd $5.95. Golf Skirts , $8.50 , $10.00 nnd $12.00. Dress Skirts , $1.95 , $2.95 and better. Ladles' Tailored Suits , $10.00 , $12.50 and $15.00. Sateen Petticoats , 95c. Mercerized Skirts , air colors , $2.75 and $3.93. $3.93.Wo Wo have a large assortment of flno furs , with a low price mark on each garment. iCLOAK&SUITCO. 1510 DoiiRlns St. No , It Doesn't Hurt Not nearly so much as your fears , and nerves , and "sympathizing" friends , and perhaps your past experi ence , would lead you to think. No reason under the sun why den tistry should be painful. Painful , you understand. Of course It hurts a little a fly or mosquito blto Iocs that. But modern dentistry , such as I practice , doesn't hurt as much as nn ordinary cose of frosted cars , or noao , or toes. Bailey , PAXTON BLOCK. the Sixteenth St. Entrance. Dentist. runt DIIISSS FOR I > AI\TY KEKT. Elegant "Jenness Miller" Shoes dress the foot stylishly nnd comfortably. The most acoeptablo shoo for women. Only to be had of us In this city. None genuine unless stamped with the autograph of Mrs. Jen- ncaa Mlllor. ruicis , tf.-5.no. Oxford ! , f.'l.OO. Kxtru qunllty , 9B.OO. Howe Shoe Co , 1515 Douglas St , TEETH EXTRACTED 25 CENTS. FAiStiss-i 0Rt MASON. DENTIST tb floor Drotrn Blk. , Iflth and Douilai Gold Alloy Filling . $1.0O Gold Filling . $1.OO and up Gold Crowns . $5.00 Set Teeth . $5.00 Best Teeth . . $7.50 NOTICIS.- It's not a cheap vehicle you want , but a good one cheap. The genuine Columbus Buggy Co.'s and my own make are atandard. Cut prices on everything , Including repair ing. A. J. SIMPSON. 1409-11 Dodge Bt kl\ Shoes , Shoes , Shoes. A Shoo for Tender Feet Gush- ionct Turn. Made with heavy extension solo but is as flexible as a light turn. The cushion innereolo makes it warm as well as Ilex- iblo to the feet. This shoo is guaranteed in every respect. And you'll find them in other stores for much more than The Nebraska asks for them. Our price for Cushionet turn , $3.50 $950 for Ladies1 Welt for Ladies1 * Sfiocs , made from Golf Shoes , selected stock , heavy for golf or street or medium soles , aa wear , welt solescom to o , same shoo sold fortable , and sold elsewhere at § 3.50. around townat$3.50 Children's ' School Jackets , Children's Jackets for § 1.25 worth $2.00. Children's Jackets for $2.25 worth $3.25' . Children's Jackets for 82.50 worth § 3.50. Children's Jackets for § 2.90 worth $3.75. Children's Jackets for § 3.75 worth $5.00. * ' Boys' ' Clothing , The average boy loses faith in his mother's veracity when she says it linrf.a liov tnr vQ in itrlijn liim flinn if- hurts him. Speaking X of boys , how n. about your boys' clothes ? Are they getting threadbare need another suit ? Plow about our Boys' ' Suits at $2.50 ? You may look the town over and over again , but if jou ap preciate a complete department where stocks are largest , styles the- latest and prices the lowest you'll bring your boy here for his clothing. Perfect light no dark corners in this department. Ladies' ' Cloaks , Ladies' ' Suits , Ladies' ' Skirts , Ladies' golf skirts , for $3.90 , worth § 5.00. Ladies' golf skirts for § 4.50 , worth § 6.00. Ladies' golf skirts for § 5.50 , i , worth § 7.50 ; in grays , blues , blacks and checks. Ladies' tailor-made suits for $5.00 , worth § 7.00. Ladies' tailor-made suits for § 7.90 , worth § 9.50. Ladies' tailor-made suits for § 8.50 , worth $10.00. Ladies' silk skirts for § 3.90 , worth $5.00. Ladies' silk skirts for § 6.50 worth § 8.50. Ladies' silk skirts for $8.75 , worth $10.00. Ladies' ' Trimmed Hats Incomparable styles in the new fall trim med hatsjthose striking correct concerts that appeal to women of fashion bring a ? ,1.00 , § 1.25 , § 1.50 , $1.75 with yon and get the same hats that sell elsewhere for § 2.00 , $2.50 , $3.00 , $3.50 first floor , center aisle. The Most Successful The Most Progressive The Most Skillful The Most Experienced Npeclnlliit In tlir cure of tier TOO * mnd chronic < Heii i' . , , I1I.OOD POISON rrnillcatrd from the yHfin forever without the nun of In- Jill-Inn * mcdlolue * . NEW HJC.S'1'OHATIVE remrdle * for lomi of vllul piMTer , Gonorrhnru , filoct , Vnrloooele _ , Stric ture , Spermatorrhoea , etc. , cpeedllr und nermniiently cured. All aorrcHiioitdenoe trlollr eonfl- iloudnl. Cull or iTrlte. DR , DAVIS , SPECIALIST. COIt. KITH AM ) DOnOB. ICntrnuot't 1(05 DixlKe Street , OMAHA. ' .MSII. nil. 8. T. DAVIS. CO\HtIITATIO.V FItniC. A S250.00 SEALSKIN FREE To the woman who secures the greatest number of White Uusslan Sonp wrap pers ulBO nine other vnlunblo prizes to ! the women of Nebraska nnd the city of > Council Hluffs. Towa. Save every White IlUBsInn Sonp wrap per and bring or mail them to Jas. S. Kirk & Co.'s otllcc , 300 S. 12th utrcet , Omaha , and get n receipt for them. Content bcgluH at once and closet ) Dec. 20th , 181)0 ) , ut 2 o'clock p. in. Prizes will be awarded by Christmas , ? 10 cash prize to the woman having the greatest number of White Russian Boap wrappers to her credit at 12 o'clock soon , October ID
