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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1899)
TIIE O3EAIIA PATLY BEE ; THURSDAY , SEPTEMBER 28 , 1809 , BOSTON STORK CLOAK SALE Most RtmarVabla Soiling New Fall Jackets , Oapcs , Suits and Skirt * . 85,00 LADIES' NEW CAPES St,98 nnil fl7.no Xcvr JncUotn for S7.BO and 90-ljl8.no I.nillc * ' Snmiilo Sultii flS.Ott $7 Oolf Sklrln ? S All on Snln Tortny. 17.00 GOLF SKIRTS , $2.50. An Immense lot of ladles' fine golf skirts , Botno reversible , others openablo entirely down front. Every ono double-faced , all wool , now ploJda und solid colors. No klcnplng of material , well tailored , properly hanging skirts ; wo need room , which n eans your opportunity ; $2.1 > 0. A $3.00 CAPE FOR $1.98. Ladles' now superior $5.00 quality , heavy lnttrlliird and sergc-llne < l , English Doucle capes , full 24 lu. long , fine , new close curl material , some new domino weaves , some herringbone weave , for Thursday while tney last , $1.98. $8.60 LADIES' SUITS FOR $2.98. 400 now winter weight sample ault . Some with Jacket lined with heavy ellk eergo , some taffeta lined Jackets made of now English mohair , two-toned boucle clothe , new mixed novelty worsteds , now Sicilian cloths , etc. , etc. , ; a fine collec tion of 'bright nnd eoinbro colors. Now suits worth every penny of $8.60. On sale Thursday only $2.98. $10 LADIES' JACKETS FOR $3.98. Thursday wo place on sale a grand 0po- Klal now doublo-breaatod jacket bargain. Nothing In the west to compare with this now-Jacket arrival. Made of very flno ALL WOOL kersey , lined with very heavy satin rhadamo , which will outwear nil other linings ; cut , stitched nnd finished In a way that equals any $10.00 garment. , new back with cloth strap seams ; all shades , all elzes , first como flrst served , $3.98. $15 AND $17.50 SUITS FOR $7.50 and $9.00. A few now light and medium weight Jack- oU , not any too light for present wear , also n few heavier ones made of covert cloth , meltons , kerseys and Venetians , In now tight-fitting , fly-frcnt nnd double-breasted ntyl s to liavo the space they occupy we close them out your choice at Vi prl (15 and $17.50 for $7.50 and $9. BOSTON STORE , OMAHA. N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas. FOR THE PARIS EXPOSITION Onmlin School * Will ISxItitiU nn Orig inal Syntcm of Tcudilng- raiiliy in the Gradcn One of the most notable portions of the cihlblt of the American schools at the Parts expofiltlon will bo that of the Omaha grade schools , -which is being prepared In the princlpal'a rooms In the city hall. The ex hibit will bo composed almost entirely of Illustrations of the Omaha method of teach ing geography In the fourth , flfth , sixth and eovonth grades , ft method devised .by Prin cipal Poarse , and , as far as Is known , fol lowed In no other city In the country. At any rate It has been most completely elab orated in the Omaha echools and most thor oughly tooted. It consists of the use of all sorts of material 'bearing on geographical subjects gathered by the pupils themeolves from all possible reliable sources. The nar row limits of a text ibook , far from confining the child's nlnd to its few bald and unat- trtuctlvo facts , serve only to suggest sub jects for individual investigation. The writers in the magazines who treat of geog raphy or natural history are eagerly sought out and their articles read in connection with the study of the countries of which they write. Illustrations are obtained from magazine articles and from railway adver tising publications , the latter of which fur- olah the best and most numerous pictures of natural scenery. These are incorporated Into essays upon certain localities and servo not only to fix in the pupil's mind the things ho should know , 'but also to excite him to an alertness and receptivity that only a real Interest cao give. The exhibit -will bo shipped the latter part of the week to Albany , where the achool ex hibits of the United States are being col- locUd and classified. The work from each city will easily be Identified when in place fojr conspicuous labuls. Snyn lie \Va Shot At. John Editor , colored , came to the police station Tuesday night and told the ofllcera that ho had been shot at by a strange col ored man. Ho said howas walking along Fourteenth street about 11 o'clock , when he noticed a man and woman walking on the opposite side. Ho heard the man remark to the woman : "Watch mo shoot that , " using a vile epithet With that ho whippets out a revolver and fired thrco times , one of the bullets passing through Baker's trousers at the left hip , making a slight abrasion of .tho flesh. The other two bullets wont wldo of the mark. After the man had fired the shots ho walked quickly away. Baker said ho did not know who the man wna , but the police are inclined to think there nro circumstances connected with the affair that bavo not boon divulged. Dym-ntfry Quickly Cured. "Last summer I had an otack of dysen tery , " says Mr. J. A. Kelly , the well known merchant of Henderson , N. C. "I purchased n bottle of Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which I used according to directions and with entirely satisfactory results. The trouble was controlled much quicker than former attacks when I used other remedies. " This Is the most success ful remedy in the world for bowel com plaints , and is pleasant and safe to take. Got In the Wily of Ilrer Clan * . John Nelson , Nineteenth and Dorcas etreeti , charged with assault and battery , was { riven a preliminary hearing in police court Tuesday afternoon and was discharged , the evidence having shown that Nelson acted on the defensive. The complainant , John Hardy , asserted that Nelson hurled a fceer glass at him , hitting his daughter above the eye. A 13-year-old girl with a bandagea liotd appeared In court as evidence that the incident of the boor glass took place , but It was ihown that the Injury was received owing to carelesecess on her part. Make this your rule ; when , you drink a Champagne drink a good one , Cook's Im perial Extra Dry Is the best , An Employe , Not the Mniiugcment. OMAHA , Sept. 27. To the Editor of The Boo ; There appeared In last evening's Be * an article In reference to trouble existing bo- tvwm the Typographical union and the World-Herald. We desire to say that this la A mlatako. Tim special meeting called for next Sunday by the Typographical union lias nothing to dowith the World-Herald. K. S. FISHER , President. P. M. JONES , Sec. Treaa. Xotlcu ( o Hurti'iiilcr * . The employed and unemployed bartenders of Omah'u , South Omaha and Council Bluffs are hereby requested to meet In mass con vention at Loftman's ealoon , Fourteenth and Howard streets , Friday evening , Sep tember 29 , at 7:30 : p. m. , for the purpose of organizing the Western Federation of Bar tenders , and to elect temporary olflcors for same. CARL JEPSEN , 0. 13. LARSON , President. Secretary , Sam'l Burns , 1318 Farnam , Is closing out Jtwett'e Refrigerators at $4.50 and $5.00. imos. Free. Free. Free Wo hare Just received two cars of our now Wrought Stert Ranges. This la an ex cellent. Steel Range , made of roll eteel plato , esbestos llnod throughout , fitted with the patent revolving clinker breaking grate- for hard or soft coal or wood , extra large square oven , full nickel trimmed , with high shelf fttid low warming closet. The most econom ical range In the market. In ordsr to Intro duce this handsome range we will sell It for the extremely low price of $37.76. And gJva away free all the following ar ticles : 1 sack best patent flour , 1 No. 8 copper bottom wash 'boiler ' , 1 No. 8 copper bottom ten kettle , four 9-Inch plo plates , 1 spider , 1 No. 8 kettle , 1 collendor , 1 French tea or coffee pot , 1 nutmeg grater , 1 meat chopper , 1 potato mnaher , 1 potato parer , 1 broom holder , 1 tea strainer , 1 cofftw strainer , 1 asbestos stand , 1 skimmer , 1 scraper , 1 meat fork , 1 fruit filler. 1 pan cnko turner , 1 po- tnto grater , 1 egg beater , 1 can opener , 1 ncrcw driver , 1 cake cutter , 1 chlranoy cleaner , 1 blecult cutter , 1 steel knlfo sharpener - oner , 1 raisin stoner , 1 oil can , 1 stow pan , 1 broad pan , 1 Orlp pan , 1 broiler , 1 chop ping bowl , 1 flro shovel , 1 splco cabinet , 1 4-quart milk pan , 1 basting epoon , 1 dish pan , 1 coal hod , 1 rolling pin , 1 dipper , 3 Jelly cake pans , 1 wash basin , 1 steamer , 2 tin cups , 1 ntovo brush , 1 scrub brush , 1 flour tilove , 1 chop knife , 1 butcher knife , 1 table. The exact value of the olbovo free kitchen outfit Is exactly $27.62. CROCKERY GIVEN AWAY. With everyone of our $12.150 100-plece dec orated Wlllctt's dinner sots , we will give away the following : 1 complete decorated lamp and shade ; 1 decorated toilet set , 1 pair fine Bisque vases , 1 flno china cuspidor , 1 set wineglasses glasses , 1 set salt nnd pepper , 1 tea pot , 1 olive dish , 1 spoon tray , 1 flno vase , 1 set tumblers. The goods wo give away with this dinner sot are worth $9.02. MEAT , MEAT , MEAT. Pickled tripe , 2c ; fancy boneless corned beef , 6 > ,4c ; salt meats , 4o ; welnerwurst , 7c ; mlnoed ham , lOe ; German sausogo , 10o ; XXX cured bacon , 7c ; sugar cured picnic bams , 6c ; Bologna sausage , 3c. HAYDEN BROS. Anuonnccmcntii. Strangers in the city will find at the Crolghton-Orpheum a high claw vaudeville performance that Is not excelled anywhere in the United States. This week Minnie Palmer , the famous comedienne , is ap pearing In "Roso Pom-Pom , " a very witty ono-act play. Miss Palmer wears a gorgeous costume and a wealth of Jewels. The American Btogrnph shows moving pictures of the war nnd other views. The Cardownlo troupe of dancers give the dances of various nations. There are several other strong attractions , making up a most excellent program. The performance this evening will begin immediately after the Ak-Sar- Ben parado. There will bo a matinee on Saturday as usual. The performances at the Trocadero the ater are not started during the nights of the Ak-Snr-Bcn parades until after the lat ter have started toward the Den upon their homeward Journey. This gives those who wish to hear the Trocadero Opera company sing "GIrofle-Glrofla" nn opportunity to see the parades as well. On Tuesday and Wed nesday nights the performances started at 10 and were out at 12. On both evenings the theater was crowded almost to over flowing. To write a play of the south and the mountains of the south and not say a word about moonshiners , revenue officers , nnd whisky stills ; to play a southern drama without one character of northern birth In It , la so vary exceptional as to arouse curi osity. It don't seem possible , and yet David Hlgglns has done this and the play is a good ono in spite of these peculiarities. Indeed , It Is not out of the way to say that no bet ter southern play hoe been produced In the history of the stage than "At Piney Ridge. " It opens a three-night and Saturday matinee engagement at Boyd's theater tonight , the performance commencing after the Ak-Sar- Ben parade has passed. LOAV RATES EAST Via the Chicago , MllwrtuUee & St. Paul Ilnllvrny. Omaha to Now York and return , Sept. 25 , 26 and 27 , $41.00. Omaha to Washington and return , Sept 29 and 30 , $40.35. Omaha to Chicago and return , Oct. 2-9 , $12.75. Omaha to Chicago , Oct. 2-9 , $7.75. City office , 1504 Farnam street. F. A. NASH , General Western Agent. i , , $7.75 I i To Chicago. " ' $12.75 ' "r , To Chicago and Return October 2 to 9. These reduced rate tickets are good on limited trains via THE NORTHWESTERN LINE , 6:40 : am , 8:15 : pm. Lv. Omaha 4:55 : pm , arrlv. Chicago 7:45 am , 7:05 : pm , 9:30 : am. New City Offices 1401 and 1403 Farnam St. TRAVICMNG MEN'S EXCUHSIO.\ LINCOLN. Sntnrdny , September 30. $1.10 for tfio round trip. Special train leaves Burlington station 8 n. m. Get ticket from members of committee or at station morning of excursion , or at 1502 FarnoniiBt. City ticket office. Almoat Hendy for Mnnlln. The volunteer regiments which are be ing organized at the various posts in the department of the Missouri are rapidly approaching preaching complete organization. The two 'battalions ' of the Thirty-ninth at Fort Crook have gene Into camp and expect to com- plcto tielr organization within , a day or two. The other 'battalion of this regiment Is 'being ' formed at Vancouver barracks and was recruited all aon.g ! the Pacific coast. The Thirty-eighth regiment , at Jefferson barracks , is completely organized. Word -was received at the Union Paclfhs headquarters yesterday that the Twenty- elghth Infantry was at Kansas City on its way from Fort Meade to San Francisco en route to Manila. There are some 1,300 mon , and they are traveling dn seven sections. E. E. Turner , Compton. Mo. , was cured of piles by DoWJU'B Witch Hazel Salve after suffering seventeen years and trying over twenty remedies. Physicians and surgeons endorse it. Beware of dangerous counter feits. l Houne In Finnic * , When Mrs. Sarah Torrance , 1609 California street , returned home after the Ak-Sar-Ben parade Tuesday evening she found the dwelling In flames. As the blaze had not made great headway the fire department ex tinguished It in a short time , little damage having been done. The fire 10 thought to have been caused by some one dropping a lighted match on the floor. The loss U about $100 , with no Insurance , To Slake Your Wife Love You Buy "Onrand" Stov.es end Ranges. See 0 , F. Harrison's nd. today , D1HU. nOQKRS-Clara. at 1:18 : a. m. September 24. beloved wife of A. T. Rogers. Funeral from her late residence , 2415 In- dtuna Ave. . at 2 p m. , Thursday , Septem ber 2S. Friends Invited. ORANGER-Robert , sr. . Sept. Mth , aged C7 years. Funeral Thursday , Sept. 28. from resi dence. 2511 8. 2&th St. , at 2 o'clock , to Luurel Iltl cemetery. IIATDBX nilOS. Special Silk nnd Drcnn Good * Snlr , Waist silks , all colors , plain or figured , only 49c ; fancy styles $1.25 waist sllkn , only 59e ; $1.75 boot grade novelty silks , only 7Ec ; $1.25 black brocade gros grains , only C9c ; $1.00 27-Inch black satin duchcssc taffeta , C9c ; 27-Inch wldo best block peau do sole , 9Sc. SPECIAL SALE ON DRESS GOODS. Black crcpons , 39c , 49c , G9c , 79c , 9Sc , $1.19 , $1.50 , $1.75 , $1.SS , $2.DO , $2.98 , $3.BO , $3.98 up to $10.00 per yard ; colored crepons , 98c , $1.50 , $1.98 up to $3.50 ; Illuminated crepons , the latest for flno full dresses , at $1.50 , $1.98 , $2.60 , $2.98 up to $6.00 per yard ; high grade French novelties , 75c , 9Sc , $1.19 up to $3.50 per yard. Box patterns in nppllqued work , from Dimeter , Paris , $25.00 , $50.00 , $60.00 up. Golfing plaids at 98c , $1.50 , $1.98 $2.50 , $2.75 , $2.98 up to $4.25 yard. Cloaking for children's cloaks In bouclc , tufted cloth , astrachknns , leavers , etc. ; all 64-inch wldo , 75c , 98c , $1.25 up to $7.60 yard. HAYDEN BROS. FUNERAL OFjUCHAHD SMITH Condnctcd from Mnnonlc Unit nnd lle- > u a Inn ! < > cnrtcd hy Mount Cnl- vnrjCo in in nnd cry , The funeral of Richard Smith was held In Masonic hall at 10 o'clock yesterday , beIng - Ing conducted by two Masonic bodies and witnessed by a largo concourse of friends and acquaintances. About the casket were grouped the members of Capitol lodge No. 3 , Ancient Free nnd Accepted Masons , and next to them came Mount Calvary com- mandery. The relatives nnd friends were seated outsldo these. The services wcrs simple. A part of the Masonic burial ritual was given In the hall and the remainder at the grave. R'ov. Mackay offered prayer and read from the scriptures. C. A. Dunham , worthy master , officiated nnd was assisted by O. W. Llnlngor , past grand master. The commandory , In charge of A. P. Brink , emi nent commander , acted as escort to the re mains. Gustavo Anderson acted as marshal. Mr. Smith came to Omaha In 18S6 and has been engaged principally In building and contracting. He loaves .but ono member or his Immediate family surviving him , Miss Clara L. Smith , his niece and adopted daugh ter. Among the Intimate friends who came to Omaha to attend his funeral were Mrs. George Canflold nnd Miss Llzzlo Canfleld or Sheridan , Wyo. ' HALF UATHS. Vln Onmhn .t St. Loiiln nnd Wnonnh Ilnllrond. St. Louis and return on sale Oct. 1st to 6th. Special ono way and round-trip rates to the east on sale Oct. 2nd to 9th. Homeseekers' half rates ( plus $2.00) ) eolith on Oct. 3d and 17th. For rates and all Information call nt Qulncy Route office , 1415 Farnam st. , Paxton Hotel block , or write Harry E. Moores , C. P. & T. A. , Omaha , Neb. Why Do You Dolt ? Let your teeth decay. Aand rot. And allow your health to Buffer. And thus shorten your life ? Tour teeth are your most raluable bodily possessions. Your truest friends. Treat 'em right. Don't neg lect them. Once gone , they're gons forever. Better keep them while you have them. Can't afford It ? Can you better af ford doctor's bills ? and offensive breath ? and all the Ills , aches and Inconveniences that follow in the train of poor teeth ? Bailey , PAXTON BLOCK. the Sixteenth St. Entrance. TO KANSAS CITY AND ST. IOU19. I.ovr ItntPN Sonlh l > y the llnrllnRinn llonlp. (5.80 , Omaha to Knnsns City nml return ; September 27 , October 7. Good to return till October 9. Jll.no , Omaha to St. Louis and return ; October 1-C. Good to return till October 9 Tickets ftt Burllnfiton city odlco. 1B02 Far- nam street , or at Hurllngton station , Tenth and Mason streets. C1II2.U' HATES Vln Mlnnnnri I'nclHo Knnnas City. Sept. 27th to Oct. 7th. Now 1'ork , Sept. 25th , 26th , 27th. Washington , Sept. 29th , 30th. St. Louis , Oct. 1st to 6th. For further Information call at Mlviourl Pacific odlcca , S. B. Corner 14th and Douglas Bta. , or depot , 16th nnd Webster sts. THOS. P. GODFREY. P. & T. A. J. 0. nilLLIPPI , A. G. F. & P. A. SWATS Pnrmle. Alt-Snr-llcn 35 , CO , 7Cc. Eighteenth and Farnam ntreets. Order early. HAHN'S DUUG STOKE. Dr. Shepard Hay Fover. , 312 N. Y. Life. VISIT 'S ' STORE for bargains lu New Man-Tailored Suits , . Dress Skirts , Golf Skirts , Silk Waists , Wool Waists , Petticoats , Lounging Robes , Wrappers , Winter Coats and Capes , Fine Furs , Novelties in Neckwear and Kid Gloves. Keliable goods at lowest prices IUDAKSLSUITCO. 1510 Douglas St. The Monitor , The .Majestic , The Quick ftleal Made of heavy cold rolled Bessemer oteel plate , lined with asbestos. With ordinary are will lasta ! lifetime. , Patent duplex grate , hot blast draft many styles and sizes from $28 up. Stoves and rangee sold on time , or we filve a discount for cash. 14th and farnam Street. Circulars and prices by mall on application. Bargains in Children's Jackets and Ladies , Garments Items of interest to shrewd buyers who want the beat their money will bring. 200 ladies' all wool Jackets of caterpillar cloth , lined throughout , nicely made , a regular $7.60 jacket , Q/4 QO on sale at 3' ± . 7O 225 Jackets , in kerseys , whipcords- silk lined throughout made to sell for 810.00 on sale 13 f * Kf\ Spoola ! values in ladies' < 1 / Kf\ Jackets at $10 00 and. . . . .J'-l.O.tlU' 100 ladiet' Suits , in gray , brown and blue homespuns jackets lined with mercerized foulards the best value in America sold elsowhoroCj/f as high as $10 sale price. . * J"t.xO Our $10 Suit is the talk of the town. In grays , blues , browns , tans and black plegantly made up in the very latest styles fully worth $17,00 sale price G "l fff ) Our regular $20.00 Suits will bo put on sale ftQ this week for . J7O Children's Jackets The proateat variety In Omaha. Thousands of garments to cheese from , 200 jackets , ages 4 to 14 , that wore bought to Boll for $2,00 , will bo on sale for 75o. WO jackets , ages 4 to 14. in fancy mixtures , in houoles and frlezod , blues , reds , grays , and tans , bought to sell for $3.00 , at$1.6'J. 200 children's jackets , with or without eailor collars , in heavy mixtures and plain goods , nicely trimmed with braid , bought to sell for 84.00 , on sale at $2.98. 2)5 ! ) children's jackets , in plain kerseys , bines , cadets , rods , browns and grcona ; also 100 jackets in fancy mixtures , on sale at-each 83.08. 200 children's jackets , with sailor collars , trimmed with fur , very pretty garments for the little tola , bought to sell for J8.60 , on bale at 85,00. 85,00.We We defy competition on the above garments. Your money back If they are not satisfactory. Boys' Shoes Little gout's shoes , in tan. box calf , cor rectly construct ed , every pair gtiara n t e o d , worth 81.50 , hero for Can You ? Gnu you find such values in any oilier store as wo are showing you frolu clay to day in our Men's and Women's Clothing Department ? Wo think not in i'act , we know you cannot. If you could , this store would quickly lose its individuality and soon close its matchless work of helping its thousands of daily patrons to lowest prices and bettor prices in men's and women's clothing. Men's Tall Top Coats. Some things are hard to understand. One is the absolute waste of money by those who pay extrava gant prices for clothing. We sell Tailor-Made Suits for half and less than half what merchant tailors in sist on getting. Our Top Coats and Suits stock is comprehensive in cludes every proper sort in demand. Not only the highest grades of every sort , but the lowest that are good. They all have individuality , a style of their own , and are not haphazard stuff made merely to sell. We want your trade next year and the year after. Men's Fall Top Coats Made by the most ex pert tailors and thorough ly up-to-date. Covert Cloth Top Coats for $4.00 ; worth $6.50. Oxford Top Coats for $5.50 ; worth $7.50. Covert Top Coats for $8.00 ; worth $10. Herring Bone Top Coats for $8.50 ; worth $10.50 Covert Top Coats for $9.00 ; worth $12.00 These coats are made with cure and correctness regard to constructing and style , and will fit as well as any custom made gar ment. our telephone's pretty busy. So many sending In orders then again many send ua written orders { or Krug Cabinet If , wtoen you call up four-two-naught , you find the telephone engaged , bo patient don't got excited we'll bo delighted to fill your order end "our drivers are accommo dating , " as the coal man Bays , Cabinet la the beer that ladles like oo strengthening and a F-I-N-B tonlo. FHKi ) icitUG mimviNO co. , Tel. 420. 1007 Jackson St. How do you like these Cut Prices on Drugs 11.09 Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil wo aell 7So Wo Scott's Kmulblon Cod Liver Oil , wo Hell , . . . 40o 75o Moeller'a Cod Liver OH , we sell , . Jc 51.00 Ozomulslon , wo sell 85c 1,00 Klng'8 New Dlfcovt-ry , we sell. . . , 75o 1.00 Jayne's Kxpectorant , we sell , , . . . , 75c Jl.OO Aycr's Cherry Pectoral , wo noil. 7Bo 11.00 Mtiltlno Preparations , we pell. . . . tHa 11.00 Kilmer's Swump Hoot , we Bell , . . 75o 1.00 Wyeth'a Heef , Iron and Wine , Wo soil , 75c JJ.OO Malted Milk , wo Bell , ' . 75c $1.0) Pond's Extract , we tell SOc $1.00 Plercu'a Golden Medical Dis covery , we sell 7Dc Jl.OO Wampole's Tasteless Cod Liver Oil , we sell 76o Jl.OO Madam Yale's Preparation , we sell 75c Jl.OO Steam's Wlno Cod Liver Oil , wo sell , , . 73c Write for Ciitnloguc. SHERMAN & McCONNUL DRUG CO. ir.ia Itoilite Street , MIDDLE OF BLOCK. OMAHA. Women's Shoes- We menu to have ev ery best shoe that's worth your thought. Whoever or wherever the maker is that leads iu shape and comfort , we have his shoes. Women's shoes made of selected stock , with heavy or medium sole choice of styles in toe , welt shoes and well made shoes , and , remember , that every shoe that goes out of this store is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. This shoe , same as cut , sells for § 8.50 elsewhere , yours for $ | QQfora Woman's ' Shoe that's worth double. It's a kid shoe , with or without vest ing top a shoe for dress , or street wear box calf or plump vici latest style made for comfort and same time very neat and stylish all widths a shoe for ev erybody , everybody's shoe , you don't find this shoe on sale at the price outside The Nebraska most stores say $8.25. Ladies' Furs. These cool evenings re mind you that great care should be taken with the throat. "An ounce of preventive is worth a pound of cure.'We've an elegant assortment all ready and every day adds new things in Fur novel ties. We can start you as low as $2 for a pretty , ser viceable neck scarf and up as high as you care to go. Boys' Suits Boys' school suits , made of good quality suiting , same suits bring else where $3.60 , nre hero for $ 2.50 Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits , No store will sell you as high grade suits or cloaks for the money as this store will , un less they are satis fied with the smallness - ness of the profit that we are , but when you go to look for such houses you'll find th rn very scarce. Collections here begin r with choiceness for little money , and there's variety up to the very limit of extra choiceness. Ladies' ' Suits Double breasted suits , made of all wool home spun , tight fitting jacket taffeta lined throughout , tailor stitched full sweep , grey , black and blue man tailored. This suit is ad vertised that you may com pare it with any $20.00 suit in your rounds ex amine it closely and see if you can buy one like it for Ladies' Suits Tailor-made , all wool , silk lined , fly front jacket one piece skirt , all colors worth $10.00 on sale in our new suit de-COO partment only. . . . * - Ladies' Golf Skirts First showing today of this special skirt all wool double face , fancy mixture golf suiting ; ten-row stitch ing panel front , with but tons to match ; real value $10 ; here for We make a specialty of Golf Skirts ; you'll find the assortment the largest ; quality the best ; styles the latest , and prices the low est don't buy a Golf or Walking skirt without looking through our line. GOING TO MOVE about October 1st , to 1514 Douglas street. The Baldwin Pianos are the best If you buy a piano of us you save the middleman's profit. Buy a Baldwin. Buy it this week be fore we move. Other makes including the Ellington-Hamilton , Valley Gem , all. at special prices. . This week at 1710 Farnam after this week at 1514 Douglas St. DICKINSON & HUSTON , Factory Representatives. i HIKE OF SWIFT On Lard , on Ham , on Bacon is a guarantee of purify. Swift and Company , Chicago , Kaunas City , Ouiuhu. St , Louis , St Joseph , St. Paul , TEBTH EXThACIBD 25 CENTS. PAINLBSS DR. MASON. DENTIST EXTRACTION 4th Floor Uroiru Blk. , Ktb Gold Alloy Filling $1.OO Gold Filling $1.00 and np Cold Crowns $5.0O Set Teeth $5.00 Beat Teeth . $7.5O
