12 THE OMAHA DAILY1 "REE : SATURDAY , HEC'K'MUER ' ( ) , I >
CONFERENCE ABOUT VIADUCT
Missouri Pacific Officials Discuss Question
with Webster of Terminal Company.
PROPOSED BRIDGE OVER SHERMAN AVENUE
\\lll HP ItnlK In All I'rolinltllllj Knrly
lit I IKSnrlnir 1 > > tlie Onmlm
llrldur unit Terminal
f 0. Warner , vlco president , nnd W. II
lioddrldge , general manager , officials of tlu
Missouri 1'aclflo from St. Louis , who wore
In the city Thursday , > lsltcd licrc , It has
finhriHltieiitly eloveloped. for the purpose o !
conferring with .John II Webster , genera
mnniigrr of the Onnha Bridge & Terminal
rnmpnny. The confcronro related to the
v Mime \vhlrh the Terminal company pro'
jiogr-s to erect In the spring. It la the In-
trminn of the Terminal company to extend
llililadttct BO ns to connect with the Mis
souri I'acinc tracks at the pol < it wherethoj
IIMNP the Missouri 1'acltlc viaduct ncrost
Sherman avenue , lu the north part of thi
tlty.
tlty.The point of common Intercut between the
Missouri Pacific and the Terminal companj
1n this matter relates to the connection
whlih the viaduct will furnish the Tormina !
company with the Missouri Pacific tracks t (
South Omaha At the present time nil the
ears rccel\ed by the Terminal company for
ilrlhery to South Omaha arc handled bj
the Missouri Pacific. The completion ol
tin- viaduct will gl\o the Terminal companj
ellreU access to South Omaha. These mat-
1ir wcro talked over by Ocncral Manugoi
'Ue-bster and Mctsrn. Warner and Uodd-
ildge. Shortly after the conference the
MixHomt I'.icinc ofllclttls left for St. Louis
and Mr. AVulwtcr took a train for the cast
but It Is said that the result of the con
ference ) was \ery HatlBfuctory , nnd that the
tordlal relations which lja\o nlwajs cxlstci
between the MIsHouri 1'aclllc nnd the Tcr-
jnlnal company will bo continued.
liitHnl ( o Huston.
Oenor.il Passenger Agent J. II. Buchannt :
of the Elkhoru Is In receipt of an Invita
tion to attend a banquet to bo held In Boston -
ton January C. Mr. Buchanan IH especially
Mirry that ho wilt bo unable tc
bo present at the affair because
it will 1)0 attended by all the rail
road nnd Htcarnbont agents In Boston , raosl
of whom ho met during the summer while
vlKltlng In lloston. A pressing Invltatloi
tt.is extended him by J. E IJrlttnln , presi
dent of the association of railroad am
xtiMmboat agents In Boston , and also Nov
England passenger agent of the North
western.
\rliltrnr > Sln .
The Illinois Central has been Issuing te
jnei chants and shippers Its new tnrifl
schedule , and has occasioned a great den
of disappointment because It has not nbol'
Ished therein the brldgo arbitrary , whlcl
Omaha has been endeavoring to have- the
jiow road leave out of Its tariff.
PAINTERS REGISTER PROTES1
ll ? lircHi'iitiilIvr "f HIP llnHlinori
Knctlou AViuit 1U-11 ( o
Keep Still.
F. W. Covey nnd II. P. McLaughlln , mem
lcre ) of Painters' union , No. 101 , which I1
* ho local union allied with the Baltlmort
faction and the American Federation of La'
lior , take exceptions to some of the nsscr
ileus of William II. Hell as published in Th <
llco upon hib rctuiu from the Detroit con
vcntlon and present the following reply :
"Tho statement of Mr. Hull that he nccom
plibhed Jtmt what ho went to Detroit for
namely , the Jarring loose of the Baltlmon
faction from the American Federation o
La tor , Is as Incorrect as It Is unfair. Tin
federation meiely reiterated Its former nc
tlon and founded a basis to bring the twe
factions together. The Baltimore ) faetloi
has always held the charter issued b > the
American Federation of Labor and In ordei
to placu both faction * on an equal footing i
resolution wiu passed by the federation t <
hold the chartei of the. Haltlmoie faction li
abejnneo pending negotiatloiiH. If Mi. BP !
wants to hoe the two factions come togethei
why ilncs ho continue to abuse the Baltlmon
faillon ? AVhy docs lie jet proclaim tlu
There- will bo a dissolution of that faction
If Urn Baltlmoto faction is to bo dissolve !
there would bo no amalgamation , but an ab
sumption. The Baltimore faction has alwayi
liecn willing to amalgamate , but the Lafay-
cite faction has always Insisted upon absorb
Inp the Biltlmoro faction. The rcsolutloi
HS , passed hy the fedmatlon Is as follows-
" 'lie-solved , That the executive council , o ;
those- who shall ha\o charge of carrying Inti
olfucl the provisions of icsolullon 91 , a :
ninendcd , are hereby Instruoted to suspcne
within thirty days fiom ilato of niljourn-
inent the charter now held by the 111 other'
hood of Painters of America , common ! ;
Iditnui ne > the Baltimore faction ; and , bo 1
fuither
" 'Resolved , That In easa thorn bo no con
r.ldcrabln rcpi osculation at the proposed coil'
\cntlon other than wild Baltlmoro faction
ihun n.ilil eommltteo Ib Instructed to at onci
u Instate ! wild chaitci '
"Would It not bhow better faith on tin
pail of Mr. Bell if ho would stop haipini
upon his alleged wen It nt that con\cntloi
nnd assist In the amalgamation ' Wo wan
iimnlgamallon , and wo want the fight to Hto |
In I ho Interebt of organised Inlioi. nnd there ,
foie wet would suggest that "Mr. Bell ntoi
Jili warfare ) pending tlic negotiations. If .Mi
Belt wants to be wholly fair In the piemlbci
why doesn't ho lu\o his union wlthdiav
from the Central Libor union pending tin
H'ltlcmont ? All wo ask Is that the tlgh
and that wo bo ghen a fair chance. "
'Wo Btill keep Chamberlain's Colic. ' Choi
oni nnd Olurrhueu Ilemedy In the house , '
bays George II. Ilealey , editor of the fin
rettc , UrookHto i , ind "As a pain erase
for ehlldron we ) ha\o found nothing to up
preach It. When the baby cries hard am
wo Ix'lleno It Is siifterlng from tollc wo gl\
It a eloao of the medicine , diluted nrcorellni
to directions , nnd In a few moments the pall
Is all gen < * Wo liuvo also need Chamber
luln'b Cough Itcmcely with good results. "
K Yourt * ( iiiliii ;
III IJ | I'llPltlt ) ( 'llllNl
Doo't complete urrangomcnts
until you have secured Information
regarding the personally conducted
nii-ili-Hlinia A In lli < > I uliiii Piu-llli' .
These excursions leu\u Omaha
r\t ry Prldny In elegantly upholstered
ordinary sleeping cars Illuminated
by Plntsch light , heated by steam.
Duggago chocked through to destination.
Prompt nnd satisfactory ber\lce
Many hours qulcUcr times than any
other line
City Ticket Office 1302 Parnam Street.
Tclophono 310
Tlip Clllriittil SIMIIIII | ; Onr
Tor Omaha patron * I3XOLUSIVCLY. leare :
on the "NOUTHWESTKUN LINi : " llmltei
train at 4'ftb p m dally , arlrvlng Cblcagi
7 45 next morning There MAY be floe.
sleepers than these In Uuropo.
Other LIMITED FLYING THAINS leavi
dally ut G.40 a. m. mid 7 30 p. m
City olllcta. HOI aud U03 Farnum etrett.
\ l'aluT In DiiiuliirN rap.
\ iHloful o--tlinatp of me number of mei
li Umuliu wbo b < Ul inllHUK blocks pliu-p
the ll uix'H . < ! ) ' ut IK ' ( Jul > e u minibe
of mli Inn i i op inli ' I' ' < > be IK urnlr'i '
tun Tin H'IH ' In wliKli Om h HIM ir
juioKsti l.i' l < e i' ' < il nil tinw ii fr > i !
Mixlta In Cm i N m uud It mi Color id
to BrltHli 'oluiiiblii The mlnl'iu friternlt :
vll ) l < InlUfstiu to leurn of u rcren
strike In the claim of the Lemon Ooli
compnnyhn t jireiporiy
Jimt over HIP bnundnry lineItclwpi n tin
Pluto of Washington and. Ilrltlxh ColutnMa
This cornpnny u few Vtookn KO grndi'i
elown a ottttnp mill ullo on tbc mnuntali
Bide , nnd , unawares , tlnro\ereil n. Irdge
oxldlrecl eiunrtz twelve feet wide Sample
a saye > d In Omaha > c trrday Melded JS2.1 li
KOld and J'l In silver prr ton. The le-dgi
produces frees nillllnu ore and the Omnlii
eiwners say that thin a'sny H a record
breaker for that cln s of reirlt
CELEBRATION BRINGS DEATF
Cornnrr'n Jury 1'lnilfi ( lint Martli
riuliertv AVn Shut 1i >
J'raiik Dorr.
The Inquest on the denlh of Martin Tla
lierty was held jesterday In the under' '
taking rooms of lleafey & Henfey under thi
dlrce-tlon of Coroner Swanson. The rcwil
of the coroner's Jury was as follows : "Wi
llnd that Thomas riahcrty came to his dcatl
on the 2Cth day of December , 180'J , nt St
Joseph's hospital , ns the rcbiilt of n gunshri
wound Inflicted by a leaden bullet fired fron
a gun In the hands of Prank P. Derr Decem
bcr 21 , IS'J'I , nt Twenty-sixth and N streets
South Omaha. Wo further find that sal'
Dorr fired the nhot with felonious Intent
( Signed ) Moses P. O'Brien , P. C. lleafey
B. II. Smith , J. r. Llndsey , Jerry Howard
L II. McLarimm. "
The principal testimony In the case wi
taken from William Hjan , In whose loon
the shooting occurred , nnd who wltnessei
the whole ) affair. According to his elory thi
four men Thomas Conroy , William Hyan
Al Keenan nnd Martin Flaherty were cole
hratlng Christmas e\e In Conroy am
Iljan's room by drlnklnc three quarts o
whisky which had been a ptesent to one o
the boys from a saloon keeper. This roon
is In the Hunt block nnd adjolntt a roon
occupied by Derr nnd his wife. There is i
door between the two rooms. Hynn admlttei
that during the evening the > four probnbl :
made a great deal of noise , but said then
had been no objection from Derr previous ti
the time of the shooting , nnd although li
came In once before ho merely nsKcd If the'
A\ero enjoying Chtlstma.s e\o. Derr final ) ;
came aud told them they would ha\o to le.iv. .
as they were making too much noise. Hyai
said that then ho and Flaherty were th
only ones nwnkc , nnd they both started to
ward the door , remarking that they wlshci
no fuss. Derr followed them and , polntlni
to Flaherty , ( , aid "That man has a gun. '
Ilyon , to pro\o the statement false , stoppci
Ills friend and patted each pocket flat. Der
then came near the two and fired two shotf
Both took effect In Flaherty's abdomen
nyan hworo that both ho and Flaherty wer
sober at the time.
The attorney for the defense , who wa
present , would not say what the defens
would he , but hlb questioning Indicated tha
It would probably be Bclf-dofensc. The tes
tlmony of the other witnesses was unlmpor
tant.
ENGAGE IN STOCK BUSINESS
UciuilloN 1'u I UK-r mill llarlx-r of Ui
SiiU > N llarMlinrs Olllfc Arc
a Itniifli.
Deputies Pnlmer anet Harber of tlio Unltei
States oi.irshal's olllco nro preparing to en
gage in the cattle nnd horse raising busl
ness on n large scale. At this time the
are at Ulllings , Mont , where they nr
negotiating tor ono of the largest stoc
ranches In the Dig Horn \allcy. The ranc
that they liao Inlew consists of somethln
llko 23,000 acira , nnd Is \\c\\ \ \ watered an
timbered. Doth men are experienced I'
the Htock business and at this time O\M
largo properties lu the western part of thi
state.
i.rran-si > < > oil.
Mr. A. I' . Allvln of Barcelona , Spain
spends his winters at Alken , S. C. Weal
nencs had caused hc\oro pains In the bacl
of his head. On using Electric Flitters
America's , greatest blood and ner\o remedj
nil pain teen lett him He KIIJB this grant
medlLlnc Is what his countiy needs. Al
America Knows that It cures llvor and lild'
ney tiouble , purlfioa the blood , tones up tin
stomach , streiigthcca the nencs , puts \im
vigor nnd new llfo into o\cry muscle , ner % <
nnd organ of the bodj. If weak , tired 01
alllns jou need It. C\ery bottle guaranteed ;
only CO cents. Sold by Kulin & Co , drug
TIII3 I'IMJhT 'I'llIN IN TIII3 IVHS'I
"TluUtrlimcl ( l.iiiilli-il" ilu Uic Uiiloi
I'm-1 Hi- .
Equipped with
double elr.i\vlng room
palace sleepers ,
broad vestibules ,
buffet emoklng and library cars ,
with barber shop and reading room.
Dining cars ,
meals n la carte ,
1'lntsch light ,
steam heat , etc. etc ,
City Ticket Olllco 1302 Parnnm Street.
TclcDhoiio 31C
CHEAV UAILHOAD FARC3
KOIl THi : HOLIDAYS
VIA. "TUG NOHTIMVUSTUIIN
IAST
WKST
NORTH
New City Offlces ,
1401 & 1103 rarnnm St.
Depota 10th and Marcy Stu. .
LOW \TI1S
Knr ( liTho <
The Missouri Pacific will sell round tri :
tickets nt ono faro within n distance of 20
miles , on December 23 , 24 , 2u , 30 and Jnn
iiarj 1 , 1000. Limit for return January I
This Includes Atchlson , Lca\cnworth am
Kansas City. For rates. Information , etc
call at e.onipan } ' offices , southeast conic
Fourteenth and Doiiglat > , or depot , Fifteen ! !
nnd Webster.
Knur AVIiilKr Tours.
On January 10 , Feibruary 14 anil Marcl
7 the Wabash will tun excursions \la Ne\
York nnd the steamer I'onco to Porto Rico
Also on February 13 a thirty-day tour of 01
Mexico. For latrs , which Include nil ex
pciibcs , and further Information call on o
wrtto O N. CLAYTON.
Room COG Knrbach block , Omaha , Neb ,
Co ill I'll nil feu TTie runt- .
The Associated Clm.ltleB appeal to ou
honc\olcnt citizens for funds to purchas
coil for distribution among the aged ntn
nle.lt poor , dessrNlnB widows nnd dcsertci
wives with I'amillet. The culls are nu
inur'nia nnd reejulro immrdlnto attention
Checks payable to the Absoclnted Chnrltlc
will bo thnnkfully recehed nt IhlO St. Mury'i
n eIlUe. JOHN LAUQHLAND ,
Secretary.
and Roaches ,
KInci < btartln tlii ) funini'i'Hoii , IIMVI
nutleud an lncie'a > c In tie ) > M > nnnojln ,
lii'hts , ostii'i'ltllly UOAt'lIKS. iliettilli
tilt- hot \MlttT plpi'h. We > i-all i-li'll
i'M'1'y one > of tliiMU eiit. ) W lm\e > tli
btulV. It In nun polMunoiis-jiiht lay 1
nroiinel tlu > hlnk or on the imnti ;
slu-lvi's .mil In a \ \ 'i'K tlio tlilnc 1
eloiic It tuiiu's In cans at We and i
guiirantocil. It Is
J. A. FULLER & , CO
I nth mid Duutilah St.
irPI I PIT I'Tlf'PIl 0 //I /
KELLLi , hllCER & CO ,
Pre-InTcntory Sile of Underwear and
Ilojicry.
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVtNING TILL 9:30 :
i\tra : Sppclnl for * < ntiirilnj l.mllfi'
"nil flillilrcn'N t'nilorurnr Hosli < r >
anilViirn < i'il l.i'KKliii iK
Hi-iliiuril 1'rlves ,
Ladles' nnd children's winter hosiery and
underwear , 23c.
'
Th'ls line of ladles' hose nt 23c Is excep
tional \aluo fine fast black , lleeccd cot
ton , also extra he-a\y and flno woolen hose ,
double soles , heel and too , usual 3oc quali
ties , our price only LT > c pair.
3fc , 3 pair for $1 00. Our reputation on
this line of ladlis' hose cannot bo equalled.
Medium and heavy weight , fast black , high
spliced heel and too , white sole or all black
foot , regular ISc sullies , In this sale only
3Jc , ,1 pair , $1.00.
tiflc pair , ladles' extra heavy fast black
best mace cotton hose , double holes , high
fcpllced heel nnd toe. The never wcnr out
kind , othoiH sell ut C5c pair , our price only
COc pair.
SOc , ladles' flno black cashmere hose ,
superior quality , double merino heel and
too , medium or heavy weight , reduced to
COc pair ,
FOR CHILDIIUX.
25c children's heavy ribbed , fleeced , fast
black hose , double knee , heel and toe , noted
for wear , 33c Millies. All sizes ; In thi )
sale only , 2 , " > c pair.
Ladles' anil children's black knitted
worsted leggings , all sires , from 2 "c up to
? 100.
Ladles' and children's underwear at
greatly reduced prlce\s.
At " 5e Instead of 3e ! ) , ladles' extra heavy
shaped cotton fleeced ribbed \csts and
pants , silk ribbons , finished beams , French
band , all styes , only 25c each.
At 13c Instead of O.'c , ladles' ecru or
natural color finest grade of silk fleeced
combination suits , nil silk finished , perfect
fit , In this sale only nc each
At $1 00 Instead of $1 S3 , the "Munalng"
ladl s' non-shrinking natural wool ribbed
\csts nnd pants , the best fitting and most
comfortable ) garment made , the ) new clas
tic belt , our price only $1 00 each.
$1 75 instead of $ J 23 , ladies' line ribbed
black cashmere tights , medium or heavy
weight , our own special line , ankle or
knee length , all sizes ; In this bale only
$1 75 pilr.
At 25c Instead of 33e , children's heavy
and \ciy warm vests nnd pants , made full
and laige , all sl cs , only 23c each.
At 23c and 35c Instead of ! JOc , our entire
line of children's double fleeced under
wear , nil i educed ; this line Is a special
bargain ; shirts , pants and drawers
Our entire line of children's natural wool
veats , pants and drawers are reduced ,
well made , warm and superior quality of
wool , all si/cs.
Agents for Butterick patterns.
KKLLUY. STIGUIl & CO. ,
Cor. Fnrnam & Fifteenth.
THC ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY Is now open and ready to re
ceive all clasbes of freight and forward
with elespatch , to all points In the NORTH ,
CAST nnd SOUTH Freight depot located
at Eleventh nnd Chicago streets , Omaha ,
and on Ninth street , between Broadway and
First avenue , Council Bluffs.
Tlic Clilcmco aiceiilnif CarTer
Tor Omaha patrons EXCLUSIVELY , leaves
on the "NORTHWESTERN LINE" limited
train at 4 55 p. m. dally , arriving Chicago
7.45 next morning. There MAY bo finer
sleepers than these In Europe.
Other LIMITED FLYING TRAINS leayo
dally at 6 40 a. m. and 7 30 p. m.
City o.'Gcea , 1401 and 1403 Farnam street.
AtiotherShipmeitt of
Velvet Candy.
Wo ri'cei\ed this morning .mother ship-
incut of the ci-lebmte'il "BOSTON MOLAS-
SCS CANDY' the kind that's mule by Jl
It lllldrcth and kmmn .is "Velvet Molassc"-
f'.imly" anil "Monke ? } Cundy" because
thrip are pictures eC memke > > s ( monkeys ,
ml ml > on not "trust ilriiKglsts" ) on tin'
box We sell "Monkoj Cnnilj' ( the candy ,
reme'niber , ) at lOc per quartet , llic per half ,
and " 5t pui iiound
WIJ Altn Ct'TTEUS
Jl 00 Lnctopeiitlne el-oz boltlo ) , we sell SSc
Me Oraxes' Tooth Powder , we neil 20f
Me Gem Cntairh I'owiler , wo sell
' . ' " ) C P.iste'urlno Tooth Paste , wo sell Jk
$10) ) Malted Milk , wo soil 7f.e
$1 00 Yule's Halt Tonic , wo He'll . . . 7.1c
ri c Yale's Powder , we soil , , lilt
Mo Scott's imul : ion , v\o se'll Mr
$1 00 Moxlc.in Hair frower ! , WP sell . 75effio
Big bottle Witch Hazel , wo sell . ffio
$10(1 ( Booth's llMimcl , wo soil < -Oc-
W ) ( bottle VluUt Wutrr wo sell , 2'c
J"ie e.'liambcrlaiu'H C'ouub Cure , v\o soil Mo
Mi Stimtt'H Dyspepsia Tablets wo bell 40c
$1 OU Dully s Malt \\blxki-y wt sell . SDe
Write foi Catalogue- Anti-Trust Druj ,
Pile os
SHERMAN & McCONNELL DRUG 00 ,
Dodge St Sftoi Jan 5th on coiner
Via the Hiilllngtoii
Doc. : tO , III anel Jim. 1
VIOItY ] , O\V
] ! ut\\cn .slallnns not
iiioio tliau00 miles apart.
Conil to ictiiin
until January ,
TICKET OURLINCTON
OFFICE STATION
1002 Farnam lOth and Mason
Stroot. Strooto.
Phone 2BO'Phono 310.
nooi.s.
ST. JOHN'S
MILITARY ACADEMY
CJLchool filled this past term.
* * The directors have decided
to add quarters for TWENTY
new cadets. Send for catalogue ,
ST , JOHN'S ' MILITARY ACADEMY ,
Di'llillfliliinUciiliu Comity ,
\ \ lucunilu ,
M\XS PIIOM nM > IN
rieinril ill NIMIII MidiiliM Sip | , < ln1 ' lex-
luir Out Iliirualn Snlr sgtdirilu ; .
ON SM.IJ SATUUIUY
23c Tnncy frllle.il clnBtle hoic supporter
on nlc nt lOc pair. Our entire stock eif J3 00
nnd $ fi 00 pliino scnrfs on mle t enl > $ t D3.
The lie-st qunllty corduroy \rl\otce'li elros
blndltiK on nle > nt 2' ' c jard. AVitteh for our
big elress trltuinltiR nle on Wednesday. See
windows.
rUUNISlUNO ROODS S1T.CIAI.S.
LAUics1 r.oc uxniu\viAii : : AT irr.
Men's 7"icool ( leeco-llnoil underslilrl'i at
23e. Hojf. . ' GOc shlrtvvalfts nt 2Be. 100 doz
hoys' nhlrtwaists in outing ilnnncl ntul Ilne >
liercnlevorth COc , nt Sue Closing out nil
the odds nnd ends in men's fine wool under
wear and llcecellncdorth up to $1.23. at
inc. Men's MOO nnd Jl SO neckwear nil to
bo clos"d out at ! . " > [ . Men's BOe neckwear
nil to be clewed out nt 2iic All the KOc and
75c oxford nuilllers go , tt 25c.
1110 OHOC'UIIY SAM2
I'rcsh country roll butter , Just received ,
It Is better thin creamery , per pound , 17'ic.
Japan tea , regular basket fired , worth Mr ,
only 23c. 10 ibs of purebiickiJieat ) onh
25c 25c Ja\a and Mocha colTcc , ir Ib , l."c
Qtnrt cans fancy table soup , G'fcc. ' Kresh
city aoda or oyster criclcrs : , per Ible -
Uncceln biscuit , per pks , 2"ic. ) 2 0,1113 of
sweet sugar corn , Gc. 10 bars Cudalo's soap
or White Humlnti , only 20c. 22 lb , fine1
granulated sugar for $1 00 3 lha Japan rke
only lOc. Slireddcil whole wheat biscuit ,
pl < g. , 9c. Nice froah ginger snaps , per Ib , lc
1110 I'OUIYTUY SAL12.
Presh dressed spring chickens. Gc. Tresh
dre\cBC < l ducks , S' c. Large flock of tro'h
dressed tuikejs Saturday. No. 1 Inms Sat
urday , 9e. Prc'ili polk roast , "e1 No 1
skinned haul' ? , lOc 10-lb palls best brand
lard , GOc. Hologiut sausage , 4'c
HAYDIN uuos
VIH
The OMTlnnil l.liiillvil ,
Union I'ii el lie- .
You can le.-uo Omaha for
the 1'aclllc coast after breakfast
and reach your destination
i" aoon as these who lea\e
VIA OTIIDK LINKS THK DAY HErOIlE
( ) nl > Tuei Mnhl nn ( InIliiiul. .
City Ticket Office 1302 Paniaui Street.
Telephone 31G
One of Omaha's entorpilslng business men
and the manufacturer of the finest cho-o-
latee In the wexst , bajs of CRAMER'S K1D-
NKY CUIU3 :
I had such excruciating pains In my
back that \ery oftnn I had to use n walking
stick to and from my store and was forced to
ttop nt Komo store to rest mjself Ono day
I happened to ha\o Hiich nn nttaok and
called nt Schaefer's drug store , on loth and
Chicago , who suggested to mo to try
CRAMER'S KIDNEY CURE , which I did
After using part of a bottle I began to feel
better and after taking two bottles I laid
away my walking stick nnd can safely rcc-
ommenel It to any person having kidney
troubles. W. S. BALDUPP ,
1E20 Pnrnam Street.
WIJ Slil.I. Rl.OO IKITTI.ns roll 7.1c.
CUT PRICE
DUUGGIST
Cur , llllli mill Chlriuro St .
Mneir.it e o.
( Jrcut Hrilne-llim In Mi-nN Wvnr I n- '
ilrrn cur nnil Mulil lilrln , i
t'NDKUWIJAH
Sic for lhe > line-lit ilpticd hlriri atul
ilrRwcrs. henvy woluhl < tnd wnrni. worth
ilotiblo UK ? price-
75c for broken lots of inrn'fl linn wo l
tmderwenr tlmt we iiolil for $1 oo and $1 10.
$1.00 for men's high grmli umlprwear In
hrwvy wool that p Hold for $1 25. l' < ctra
I well made , with pBtont Boamn nnd double
Ctisgftled drawers , nUo mod Hun wo Rlit
tinttiral wool unelcrnonr. ? 1 00
$1 50 for \ory heavy nnd worm under-
near In natural wool , non-shrinking.
MBN'fl 1'L.ANN'MI. N10HTSIIIHTS
42c for turn's outltiK tlnnnol iilghtBlilrts ,
neat -rlios | and rhecks , durable colors , full
52 Inrhcs lone
TRe for tnon'n extra Inng anil wl.lp tight
shhts , made of llne > linu\ outing ll.innel.
neatly trimmed frontn , real \alur $1 00 , nt
tills special reduction sale' . 7'r
KELI.EV , STIOER . ? ro
Cor. Parnaiu h Plfternth
3m ScofiekPs ;
W' '
Ladies' j
Fleece
m\ \ Lined
I ?
/ iWWww-x j Wrappers , ,
/ mW\ \ Choice 75c
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s \ sulo lit
Mlltuil tO tllO
bcaaun. Wo
also liuvo
nlhoi'h tit
Sl.l5 ! , $1.5H.
/fer * iliLV-j1' TaJirrfVfi 'J5
$1 73 & W
tl at aiu
oquully do-
birtxblu atitl
at nriL'nntii.ri. ! )
ri.tntU'l Klmotms , cliole-c' ) > 1.
( liilll.- ,
of t'lotli e > r fur at prl"os that
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iCLOAK&SUITCa
1310 Douglas Stivct.
FRAIL
WOMEN
As ell as inpii c.an
Iiinl no limn so
licaltliful as .1 pure beer.
lie * sure you un tlic pure
kind.
Krug
Cabinet
Bottled
Is lioriuptlcilH sealed
then boiled liich Insures
It to be free from bacteria quite essen
tial for frail people. erder a trial case
FRED KRUG BREWING CO.
0 MU , NEBRASKA.
Owincf io extensive alterations we
are obliged to sell all instruments
on our first floor regardless of cost.
50 New Upright Pianos $168 cadi.
5 Uprights of Various Makes$75 , $90 , $115 , $125 , $155. !
3 Squares , fine condition , $45 , $68 , $79.
I'hoso imtncneo bargains must bo sold before .January 1st.
Buy now and save from $100 to $150.
on a doponeltiblo instrument. Sj iiuntbly [ myments will bo accoptoJ.
. . .Schmoller & Mueller. .
THI : uijii AMI ! : n YM > IIOLSU.
Stcinway & Sons ) 1313 farnam Street.
Representatives. 1 337 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
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[ Closing Out
\ Slippers
Shoes and Leggings.
' fine $1 Jersey Leggings , on sale ; it , . . . " . 69c
Boys' line $1. HO Leather Leggings , on sale at . 96c
Boys' $1 Canvas Leggings , on pale at . 49c
Ladies' ! 55c Overgaiters , on sale at . - . 18c
, ' 55cAVool Soles at .
The Famous "Stetson" SEnoes for E en on Sale
There is no shoo made that
is more perfect in fit , style and
long wear than the "Stetson. "
A custom made shoe , in the best
enamel , valour call' and viei kid ,
all the latest styles. The "Stot-
HOU" trade mark in every pair.
Call and see them.
The "SriJTSON" Shou for .Men |
SHOES ON SALE.
Ladies' fine $2.50 Viei Kid Shoes , with silk vesting '
topf , on ealo at . $ t. 90 '
Ladies' ( ino § 3.00 Chrome Kid Lace Shoes , with rtou- i
bio j'air stitched Holes , on wile at . $2.25 I
Men's S2 satin calf , lace and congress nhoes ,
on pale at . $1.15
SUPPERS ON SALE.
Men's $1 imitation Alligator Slippers , only . , 63c
Men's § 1.23 velvet embroidered Slippers , at . 89c
Ladies' $1.25 beaver cloth IIOIIBO Slippers , at . 7.5.
Ladies' 75c felt hoiiho Slippers.on sale at . i38c
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fifth Day of the Great
m Century Sale
Saturday a great and glorious day for m others and children In our CMoak department.
3argains that cannot be- bent Moro stoc k than all others combined all new , up-to-
late garments nt lowest prices ever mentioned on ladles' and children's cloaks. Get
he lowest prices anywhere In western Anie rlca and wo will beat them 25 per cent. Wo
lefy competition
200 ladles' Kersey Jackets , newest stjles , silk lined through-
mt a decided bargain 20th century gale
irico only
r.OO ladles' Jackets , In all wool kerseys nnd frleres ccry gar
ment Bilk lined throughout in blues , tans , black and browns
-worth up to $1000 , for only , In this 20th rt * A QO
'
lentury sale ( a remarkable value ) Lprft ZT'O
323 ladles' Man-tailored Jackets , In all wool materials ,
trimmed wth | strap scams and buttons nearly all lined with
Skinner's satin these bring closest buyers hick they are
sale In this 20th ccnff < Q
\orth up to $15 00-on fa Q
_ 7O
ury sale for only up\J
173 high-class Man-tailored Jackets they are worth jour bctt
closest Inspection they como in
attention and will bear the
whipcords , montnnacs and the famous Washington mills kcr-
sejs they arc all lined with the renowned Skinner's satin.
vith his brand warranting it for two j ears stamped on they are the very flnrst good >
n the markets in box fronts , tlght-llttlng and high collars the greatest
counters in Omaha they are
ollection e > f garments encr placed on any
\orth up to $30 In this 20th century sale your choice for
75 ladles' Man-tailored Suits , In tlght-litting or box front jackets they are wortli $15.00
this 20th centuiy sale
-take the time to come and sec them In
or only
The Greatest Saturday of All for the Children.
trimmed -\\ith braid C , S , 10 ami
00 children'b Jackets , In heavy cloths , \ \ ages
1 years , for only
.75 children's Jackets , nil ages they are worth up to $4 00 ,
81 children's Jackets , all ages , large sailor collar , braid trimmed , ellk
Ined they are worth $ B 50 for only
00 of our very finest children's Jackets , nearly all trimmed with fur , Bailer collar ,
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Incd and build trimmed-thcy aio worth up to $12 00-your choice In -
Oth century halo for only
00 Infant ! , ' Eiderdown Cloaks , trimmed with angora , worth $1.98 , 4OC
or only . . , , . , * * .it . * *
anil figured , worth tip I" ? t2.00.
: oo ladles' Silk Dress Skirts , In plain . $3.98
00 ladles' Skirts , in blues and brown they are \cry pretty patterns < -J A e >
tp I TC C _ > \
\orth $ JOO , for only
Skirts , percallno lined throughout ,
00 all wool Serge . $1.15
or , each
adlc ' all wooI'Crcpon Skill" , porcallno lined and Interlined , A\ortli
1000 , for only
00 plaid Sklrth , in the newest patterns , worth $ fi 01) ) , lpO < & ' ! [ > fcftO AQ
0 doicn lidleTlcci e > Lined Wiappers , worth $1 7r > for
nly '
ALL Or TIIU BEST JUDGES OP TOBACCO SAV ,
The Stoecker Cigar
Is , Without ( Jiiustinn. Cij ? r
Sold in Omaha.
TWO STORES , 1407 DOUGLAS AND 221 SOUTH IGlh STREET
TO
CHICAGO and EAST.
8T. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS ,
HOTSPftlNCS & DEADWOOD.
Hew Cllv Offices , 1401-03 Farnam ,
HOI i.i * ' 'i ii.i' .
4 > 'j in : 111:1 ; u \ % rns
,
4- INIOIM < i ; in. si i/is.
Baby has
a tooth
In nn event that glut ! mamma
mm h plojourc Don't ne-glcct
tlio little one H teeth They should Imvo 111
niiiih eaio and attention us tlio older ones ,
Our work Is lirsl UHBB and inlcca reason
able.
Tccdi Cli'iinnl . . . iftn
hllxi-r rillliiKN . . . . . . 7-n
A llill/ril Vlr . . . . . . . niln
Tali's ' Philadelphia Dental Rooms
lf.17 1)1)1 ) I.I.VS ST.
Gn Lard , on Ham , on
Bacon is a guaraiifso
of purify.
iftand Company ,
Chicago , KtnirtHH City , Omaha ,
St , Louis , St Joseph , St. I'.uil ,
wmmrm mm ul