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12 TTTE O1fATTA DAILY RTE : TRTDAY , .TANt'ARY 12 , 19tft .
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HERS HAVE N0 T ENURI
Now Board Abandons Civil Berv'ce ' Syste i
in Pnblio Schools ,
OMISSION MAY B : EXPENSIV : TO GILLAI
6eoretnry of School hoard L 1)Is
311I 4.11 h } .tIIcged teeldeul SS'Itleh
/hiy ( Illtt Illiii Imrge Shoe of
ills .tuuuil 4ulury.
The teachers of the public schools ar
teclhtg considerable uneasiness over i
chaugo In the rules of rho Boarll of Educe
tlon which took place at the first mcctinl
of that lady for the year. The revlsfnl
takes the element of clvil service tenur
out of the employment of teachera and leave
them practically at the mercy of the Super
fntendent of Schools. It is customary at th
oral IIIMLIng of the board to adopt the
rules uSed by Its predecessor , with suet
changes and 0n and nens : as nay he sug
gesteti. The rule relating t0 the permaneII
list was read coil approved with the res
and do attentlon was called to the ehaug
at the time. Several members vcro no
aware that any alteration hnd token pine
until their attention was called to the Inc
by n flee reporter ,
As It existed last year the rule regarding
the permanent list provided that any teache
might ho placed thereon who had taugh
for live years ht the Omaha schools a' '
lord peen elected on three successive occa
slons. SVhen c teacher hnd secured entrnnc
to the select circle she enjoyed hlununit ;
from discharge except for cause. " Then
were about 150 on tine list , till of whom wor
considered experienced and competent edu
eaters. Thu rule granting the veteran
Immunity was proposed by A. M. Cowli
and aas lnteuded particularly to protect a
munber of prlpeipals tvhoso ofidclnl head
were at that time in danger. A populaa
protest was raised to 'their discharge am
the rule was adopted by the board.
-tl1 1'aiwer IAIeM uISIi l'eurNe.
As altered by the new board , the rule atli
provides for a permanent list , but that an
teacher thereon may be removed on th
recommendation of Superlntendott I'ears
and the approval of eight members of th
Uoard. No provision Is made for the prefer
ntent of charges and teachers are not grante
the privilege of defense. The chaugo w n
largely brought about by Member John C
Barnard , who explains his position as (01
lows :
" ! t 1s not the intention of the board to interfere
terfero with the otilctul permanency of an
teacher. Under the former provision , how
ever , It was necessary to bring charge
against an incompetent teacher and perbap
follow her appeal to the district court. SC
considered that it would be impossible b
this method to lceop the schools up to ( lid
present grade of excellence. The boar
wished to ho left tree to use Its best judg
ment in ( ho matter and the liberty has bee
hedged In as much as possible by pruvidin
that the recommendation of the superiii
tandent shall bo necessary. "
Member Itobert Smith took a similar vfc { {
thotigh ho vlshed it understood that n
teacher need sillier any apprehension trot
the new rule. "We desire to make the su
perntondetit ) responsible for the condition c
the schools , " he said , "and au their stundin
Sill be largely to his credit o
discredit , , we wished to give hlr
opportunity to put his individualit
into his work. There is no intention c
junking any radical changes and it is possi
bla the rule may ho altered before It 1
finally published. "
Gillen on She Atnzinus Scht.
In submitting the rules and antendmeni
to the board nu its first session of the yes
an omission occurred which. It is said ,
causing Secretary Glllan of the bard a 8u (
cession of sleepless nighta. Thu secretary' '
salary waa raised during last year from $1S (
to $2,100 per year anti the amendment ws
ordered inserted In the rules. The rust
last year were not printed , however , trot
motives of economy and the amendment
were simply preserved ! n documentary torn
When the rules were rend on the night t
January 1 by Dr. Moore rho amendment rl
luting to Clllnn's salary was omitted , as ,
1s said , unintentionally. The rules wet
adopted , a majority vote only being necet
sary. When Glllan discovered that his II
crease In salary was not provlde1 for 1
made an excited round of the members at
as tar as ho could discover the cireunlslant
was not premeditated.
The condition exists , however , and rho se
rotary has so far been amble to rectify I
If his salary is onto more placed at $2,1l
such action can only take place through r
amendment to the rules , when a two-thlrr
Sato la necessary. Glllan , therefore , It
reason for his anxiety , as the incident m
rnako n difference of $300 annually lu his sa
cry warrant.
EIGHT-YEAR OLD BOY IN JAI
Father AplenrM .tgtltMt Ills Son I
1'i lee Court-Frain ) : it lsehe
ItunM Atiny from Sc4teol.
Frank itisclte , an S-year-old boy , was n
reigned In 'olice Corte ( yesterduy , hnvii
been arrested upon complaint of his fathc
John lh 1tische , of 1625 North Twenty-fir
street. lie was charged with stealing c
tunnfog away fron sclicol. Frank Is
bright , intelligent boy , end , thoug1 ! he h ;
spent the nigh ) to jail , nppeared perfect
fresh and looked ( Ito judgu fearlessly in t
eye. Hit father appeared as rho only WI
noes against 21111 ,
" 'hut did yon have titts boy arrest
for ? " asked the judge rather brusquely.
"To make hini behave , " lba father replir
"lie is a bad boy and steals things and ru
away from scbeol , "
"What doCS he steal ? "
"lbr has stolen butter and money , "
"I started in to beln' good y'estari ly , i
Sad you know it. " Ito sobbed , "nud I w
going to school when you had mo arrested
Judge Gorden thought the boy had be
punished ci uglu and ordered hint di
ebnrged. frank is boarding at the Cl1
Saving institute. Ills parents ore separate
lyoulnnl's , .trnu/red 'I'rnhis ,
The ntagnifleont armored trains used
England in her war with the Doers w
transport her troops , protect bridges m
telegraphic communications ht about t
aaam wa ) ' that Ilostettor's Stomach Bitl (
drives d'apepsla from the human stoma
nod then mounts guard that It does not I
turn. The Bitters have won in every ca
of Indigestion , biliousness , liver tutu kbin
trouble for tlto past fifty years , It is loyal
able at all times.
1'ork out tIiI I'ostolllrr ,
7'Iue contracts for tratisformhig the c
postotlleo building Into headquarters f
thu Department ( if the disrourl have be
Migucd in uhe ohitce of the chief quartt
muster. Tlno succersul bidders w'IR
once begin the execution of their ca
tracts , 'rho general contractor , I'dl
Sudorburg , begot Wcdltesuliy , Ufittl the Svo
of general rcaovation std repairs. J.
3ltulgheat , who has the pluntblug co
tract , also begun work SS'ednesdny.
The modern and most effective Cure I
constipation and all liver troubles-the I
Inous little pills known as DoWltt"s Lit
harly Risers.
'Three llutrallleeuI'Ens ber
t.eavo Chicago daliy' for the east , carry )
through sleeping cars to New York , ) lost
and the east via the Michlgun Central , "T
Niagara Fails Route , " Dlnlng car aervl
unsurpassed. Chicago city ticket ounce , 1
Adams street.
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H tS'I)1/Y llltO4 ; II.tllli tlY4.
lug ( 'lenrlnu 4ntes ht livery 1)epnrl
anent.
1)RESS (1001)3 ( S.St.E ,
10,000 yards of remnants of high grad
dress goods on Sale tomorrow at n ( radio
of their original value. Our clearing sal
still continues. E4vory tiny n new line t
dress goals are put on sale. Some at ha
price , sonic at one-third , and some at one
fourth of regular price ,
LENINS AND DOMiSTICS.
50 doz , 5 s all linen blenchnl napkins o
attic Friday , 45c n dozen ; fringed lien nail
kins , only 15c dozen ; fringed glasa cltecke
towels , 25e doz. ; 18-inch wldo checke
toweling , 2tc y'art1 ; Turkey red tnbi
linen , i0c yard ; 5S Ineh blenched damns )
15c yard ; 50-inch Irish make errant damasl
] Oc yard ; remnants of table linen , colore
and whits , remnants of while dress good ;
remnants of double width sheeting anti mus
tin , remnants of linen toweling , all to h
closed out at lcs than coqt Friday. Yar
lnblenched
wide Itleac'uca mtuslin , also nuns
lilt , 4tlc yard l'riday , only quantity limltel
Large xizo while crochet bedspreads , ii
each. i'atcy Turkish tidies , b e each. 1
pieces checked nalnsook , 2'c yard. Get I
line early Friday at the linen sale of th
big store
SPECIAL BARGAINS \YINTIat UNDER
SPiAIt OF' AE.I. KiNDS ,
Lndlea' 33c heavy jersey-ribbed vests an
pants at ) tic. Children's fleece , ) vests an
pants In till slzca at lIe , 20c and 15c. Ladle
heavy merino vckts hnd pnuis at 45c. .n
dies' 25c black and tan hose at 15c. 11en'
$1,00 tt11derwear at 45c. Men's $1.50 colore
at 75c. Cloelug out nil Ilnnnei shlrts at 10
and OSe. Boys' shirtwaist nale Saturday ,
iIAYDEN DUOS.
HiS IS A MILDER OFFENSI
, judge ( cordon Does Not .leeune Iii
Allced Slurrnnt of llehuig n
ituii or.
Judge Gordon felt the paints of twenty-on
alleged vagranla yesterday to test thel
IItirtlnessi 111 the expectation of ascortalniu
ht.this way whether they lord performed nit
manual labor tecvhtlly. The test proved sat
isfactory In most cases and most of the alleged
" " with advic
leged "rags" were discharged
to Ieavo the city at once or go to work ,
Charles Talton and T. J. Ileatoi wet
called before rite bur and asked to plead t
rho charge of vagrancy.
"Yell what does that mean , your honor ?
asked licatou , n young man of florid corn
itlexion who claimed to bo a railroad In
borer. "I don't understand. I don't knot
much about law , "
"R'ell , I didn't accuse you of being
lawyer , " retorted rho Judge , "you're enl
charged with vagrancy , "
"I'm not guilty of vagrancy , your honor.
The judge reverted to his palmistry tes
found several callouses and so Heaton wa
discharged. I'atton went with ] dm ,
Mike Kearns , George Williams and Mitt
Smith , according to their statements , w'er
nil in bed in u lodging house and satin
nslecp whoa they were arrested , and that
lodging had been paid for in advance , Thel
case was ccntinued , The remaluing sixtee
offenders were typical police court character
Size doesn't Indicate quatyty. Beware c
counterfeit and worthless salve offered fc
DeWitt's Stitch Hazel Salve , DeWltt's I
the only original. An infallible cure to
piles and all skin dispaaes.
.taaonnceoieols.
Dtapite the ( net that the sale of seats ( t
"A Night in Bohemia , " the bright Ilttl
farce comedy wldch ( s to be produced .
Boyd's theater tonight and tomorrow nigh
for the benefit of the local lodge of Elk
has been unusually large there are yet
number to be had for each performanc
The last rehearsal for the performmnce wt
meld at the lodge rooms last night unk
Tommy Getz's direction and ) f it is an
criterion tonight's performance will t
oqunl , In merit , to many of the profcasloni
attraction that appear at Boyd's.
Those who attend the Crelghton-Orpheu
this evening will be oaered an abundant
at entertainment , as in addition to ( lie res
ular profs eIomal program of vaudeville tl
third amateur performance will be glwa
The curtain tvll ! riot promptly at S o'cioc'1
The amateurs will follow the professional
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From the large number of applicants abel
a dozen of the best have been selected
compete for the medals of gold , silver ati
bronze , An interesting evening is promise
' the usual Saturday matinee { vi
be given for the women and children by (1
regular professional coupaiy.
'Flue Favorilo Itoute to the fast.
Theri ! s only one line from Chicago to tl
east that runs directly by and in full vie
of the great Falls of Niagara. The Mich
gun Central tins long been distinctively "TI
Niagara Falls Battte , " as its through fii
trains to New 1'orh and Boston , passing (1
j falls by daylight , stop five ndmttes at Fal
View station , directly overlooking the trot
drous cataract. Chicago city ticket 011k
119 Adams street.
1'hr llllools ( 'wttrnl Iltillrond Co.
Is now open anti ready to receive all class
of freight and forward with dispatch , to n
points ! n the NO)1TI1 ) , EAST and SOUTI
Freight depot located at i'lleventh mid Ch
cage streets , Omaha , and on Ninth stye (
between Broadway and First avenue , Coul
cis Dhiffs.
' I'atlt'uls.
( 'nndillun of Stiu0lpot
' ( 'hero are nn dewrlnpments ht the Ih
eaSes of smoliltix in the family of I' .
Iilitin , 2525 Decatur street. Mr. Blain , ti
most recent vfethn , is suffering from
I severe form of the disease , i'he heal
utllcinls , however , believu that he w'lll r
{ cover. 'Pho other tnitients err doing w.
'I he 'teven persons exposed to the to
lii glut suave been under Igo surveilla
( Ito health other' , but nano of them hu'
shown syutptouts at the ntaludy. ' 1i
allfcials believe that they w III all esc,0
and hope that tutu disease will be rotlu
to Its 0risinal locution , It the runrat't
of till ) dliCitSt' had not been seasonab
detormtited , rho adlcinls believe that
would have sprt'ad over the ncighborhoo
as a cnnshierahle numbet' were In tl
habit of { 'Isltfn : the house ,
F , B , Thirkleld , health inapecror of Ch
cage , nays ; "ICodol Dyspepsia Cure cann
be recouunended too highly. It cured u
of severe dyspepsa. ! " It digests what yi
I eat and cures Indigestion , heartburn a1
all forms of dyspepsia.
' To RetaODrgst l I t I
it i t an Physicians i :
\4o bee to announce the receipt of
shipnit'nt ulb eet fron naIiULu tUrrrsI
' 1'rotnner's Ixtrtct Mulln ; ail I
contbinattons , wiz. : U'lt : ' Cod Licr 0
vitIi 1typo $ ) etc. , etc , t tt
Sv ( shall be Iiieasvd Its supply Ibis omit
ti ) too public nt the till price of Ayr Ii
battle , 'Titt'S'l' HRI'GGiSTa' nuy o
taro their supply of us at ItUG1'L.1
SS's IO1JS.1 : i.l : 1'1111'ES.
MORE ANTI-TRUST DRUG PRICE
aaar -
00c 1)onn's Pills , we sell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . {
11 00 king's New Discovery , we cell. . . h
25c 11uklen's Arnlia Stove. we sell . . . . .
Inc Morrow's Uld11eods , we sell . . . . . . . .
$101 Khmer Stftimp Itoot x o sell. . . . , .
. $1.00 I'e ru-nt we sell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
hoe Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets , ve sell.
31r ( 'arlorii
I $1.01 1lnhed lillk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . h
( cc Mellht's Food
21i' ( 'utieura Soup
501' Eskay s Food . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
$1.00 Mexican lidr Restorer. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Yet Mefa'ui s Talcum Pow'der' . . . . . . . . 1
LIfluffy Halt SS'hisk. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I
SHERMAN & MiCONNEII DRUG CI
Wllddle ufOMAIIAkNEliDodgu St.
After a few days S. W , Co ; 16th and Dad
BOSTON SIORE RLIl1 ANT ,
Every Remnant and Odd Pieoo that Has Ac
cumulated from Our
GRAND CLEARING SALE NOW GOING Ol
.
1.Ill lie I'Inred on Stile 'I'uduy n
Jest it Here Prnet loll of 'Their
Ilcal Yniuc-Ilerc , trit Sotiie
of the ilargaius ,
$1,00 DIIESS GOODS , 15C.
Todayy we offer every ldeco of fires ,
goods of six yarla and under of all classc
of goods that we have been selling up ti
$1.00 at lOc yard.
$1.00 SILKS , 250.
Today two will place on sale over
remnant , short cad anti odd piece of fine
silk ( hat we have been selling tip to $1,00 , o1
0110 bargain square at 25c.
All the short muds of silk of one yard am
under go today at 2c , 5c , SOc ait 1 to
each ,
All the very small remnants of silk go it
bunches at 3c per bunch ,
DIIESS 0001)5 REMNANTS. PC y.ACIi.
Today wo will close out every piece 0
dress goods and every Imported sample em
of one yurd anti under , a great tttany U
notch , at ac each ,
$1,00 CLOTH IEMNANTS , IOC ,
To close out every length of cloth , case )
niero anti worsted , sultablo for boys' kne
pates , petticoats fwd rainy-day skirts , wt
place then ( ou sale today at lOc yard.
$1,00 MOUSSELIN DE SOLE , 25C.
Another grand lot of silk mousseline d
solo in all colors and black , in lengths ( rout
ono yard to 10 yards , many pieces to match
go at 25c yard ,
REMNANTS IN BASEMENT.
3 YARDS COTTON GOODS , 5C ,
10 cases of short remnants of outing flan
ncl , , Vnoskeng apron gingham and fairy flnn
eel done up it bunches containing abou
three yards of one pattern , go at 5c pe
bunch of 3 yards.
I'ItiIAY IS REMNANT DAY ,
10 cases short remnants outing flanne
done up to bunches conlalniug about thre
yards of one pattern , none better at an
price , go at 5c per bunch.
15 cases Amoskeag apron checked ginghan
done up iii the same manlier , go at 5c pee
bunch.
5 cases plain fairy flannel , three yards to :
Lc.
One big courier drapery denim , cretonne
ticking , heavy striped canvas duck , etc. , gi
at Sc yard , worth lSc.
Best grade prints in long remnants go a
3y c yard , worth 7c.
lOc outing flannel in long remnants go a
3tc yard.
lIe fleece-back wrapper flannel go as long
as they last at 314c yard.
10,000 yards 36-inch wide percale in all th
now spring designs go at 3,4c yard , worth
12tc.
5,000 yards Scotch and chambray ginghan
in long remnants go at 6th c , worth 12'c.
1,000 yards 26-inch wide black and white
striped shirting go as long as they last a
31c yard , worth 15c.
Two cases 40-Inch wide India linen , wouh
be cheap at 15c , go at Stc yard ,
One big lot remnants of table damask
from 1LG to 3 yards , ! n lengtlta , go at a met
fracliou of their real value.
BOSTON STORE , OMAHA ,
16th and Douglas Sts.
ION"1' CIYI' LEFT ,
Change ht Sert9ce on She "Oninhn'
( C St. p. , M. & O. sty. ) In Nehrnsln.
Commencing Sunday noon , the 14th , then
will be no through service via litnerson U
and from St. Paul frog Webster Street sta
( Ion ; but trains Nos. I and 5 { viii make closI
connections in sane depot at Sioux Cit ;
with trains to mid lrotn St. Paul and ] tit
neapolls ,
After noon of above ditto trains will lean
and arrive Webster Street station as ( oh
lows : No , 1 for Sioux Clly aal north Ne
braska , St. Paul and Miitneapolis , leave 6:0 : :
a. m.daill' .
No , 6 for Sioux City and north Nebraska
leave 3:40 : p. at. dally ,
No. 1 from Sioux City and north Nebraska
arrh o I1'L0 : a , m , dally
No , 3 from Sioux City , north Nebraska
St. I'atul and Minneapolis , arrive 0:10 : p
In. daily.
The above trains make connection at Em
erson to anti front Wakefield , Ifartingtoa
Wayne and Bloomfield and at Coburn to ant
from New Castle branch points , except of
Sunday.
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RETURNI
January H and 15-via the
Burlington Route. ,
Tickets good to return , lenv-
i Ing fort Worth any time be-
tivee n January 17 and 27.
Tw'o trains a day to Kansas
( ( ity and a union depot con-
reckon ht ( lint city with
through trains for Texas.
t TICKET NWYLINCTON
OFFICE STATION
1802 Fornam 10th and Maill
Ulroot. StrOot0 ,
'Phone 2i1C' 'Phono 910.
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CHICACO and EAST.
1 8T. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS
HOTSPRINCS & DEADWOOD
New City Offices ( 14011.03 Falnam
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ltnyden II rils' (1rneery linrgtihis ,
Now evaporated peaches. worth 15o Ib. ,
only S i-2c ; new California prunes , worth
10c lb. , 5c ; new Bartlett pears , 12'Ic ; new
California Moor park apricots , 12'4c ; new
Sultanna seedless raisins. OtSc ; how seeder
raisins , 15c-pkg. , 93c ! ; new red raspberries ,
evaporated , 1fe lb. ; new cleaned Grecian
currants , 7tlo lb. ; now 0-crown raisins , 7e
lb. ; soda or oyster crackers , ic lb. ; 3 pounds
fancy rice for IOc.
IIUTTEi1 DEPARTMENT ,
Fancy' roll butter , better ( butt creamers ,
17'Sc ' lb. ; fancy creamery butter , 22t4c , 24u.
nud 25c ; fancy dairy butler , 16c , 17e anti
1St5c ; full cream cheese , per lb. , 12e ; 10
lbs , pure buckwheat , 27tc ; Pillsbury's vltos ,
the new food , pkg. , tOe ; clam chotvdcr , 3-lb.
cans , only 15c ,
GREAT M47AT S.U.E.
No , 1 sugar cured hums , 035c : No. 1
skinned horns , 1O c ; fresh pork sausage , 7e ;
best brand summer sausage , 15c ; chipped
beef , lIe ; bologna sattange , 4'Oc ' ; pickled
plgsfeel , 4c ; fresh boneless pork , 7c ;
20-lb , pails lard , $1.35. 1WYDEN Bit05.
Lot e tif lit tire.
The untutored savage traveled many
moons through the ( angled forests to gaze
upon the wonders of Niagara. Shall civilized
lized man show' less appreciation of tire
Creator'a handiwork when the Michigan
Central , "The Niagara falls Route , passes
In full view of the great cataract anti
enables one to enjoy all the comforts of
travel ? City ticket oree , 119 Adams street ,
Chicago ,
Snntuel Burns , 13tS 1'arnam , is selling gas
fixtures at cost.
madam yg&
SS'o have rerclvei direct front Chh atro a
fresh supply of Madam YnIe's Preparuthuus
-they will bo sold tit our usual cuu prices.
'i'nlc's hair Tonic 75c
Yale's Almond Blossom Crean. , . , , . . . , . Shr
Tale's Prultlcura ,5c
Yale's Rlootl'1'onic . . . . Inc
Yale's Complexion ] ilenrh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.
Yale's Elixir or Ileatity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The
Yale's Atitleeptic 75r
Ynlcs Face Powder 40c
Itronto quinine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dc
I'nino's Celery Campouud Inc
Ilood's Snrsttparllln . . 75c
Ilobba' Asparagus Pills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iOc
Parker's Tat Soap Dc
Syrup at l'1tx ode
' ( Vine of Carron T
Plnkhnin's l'ontpotaicl 75r
( 'nstorla 25e
Marshall's Reef lac
Mlles' Remedies . . Tye
f'leece's 1edlrlttcs [ The
CUT PRICE
inuurn llRUGIST
Cor. lath and Chieauo Sts.
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! Ty' ' .
$ PICTOR
Itiuis everyy tiny
In the year ,
"The Overland Limited"
You ern leave Omaha
alt this trnlu , after
hrenlafast a n d y c t
reach the 1'ncltle
Cons ) us noon an ( hone
Vito leave viii other
route Site duty he-
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BUFFET , SMOICING AN ! ) LInRAfY
CAIIS , vItli limber Shop.
DOUIILE DRAWL W ItOOM PALACE
SLEEI'EIts.
DINING C.titS , Meals a la Carte.
I'INTSCII U Gil'l' .
STEAM IIEA'1' , ETC.
CITY TICKET OFFICE , 1503 Fnrnnm
S'l'lEla' . TELEI'11ONE 316.
'
ulna lint , to Port SParth nud helium
S'l0 ' Iloek Inlnnd Raale.
Dales of sale , January U to 13. Through
train leaves Omaha 5:55 : p. In. , Lincoln
S ii. m. and Fairbury 10 p , m. , and arrives
Port Worth 7 30 p , ui , following tiny. Soy'
oral hours in time saved. Pull information
at stock island city ticket office , 1323 Par-
naun street , Oonha
ow'Id's :
k' ' e Cut -FRIUAY SATURDAY nud
hlC SM
SS' ( , must close nut all eionks and furs
before going In env York to buy sprhtg
gongs. fveryhndy lutow s our stock reitre-
setits only this season's goods. SYo will
sell theta quickly nt these prices. You
luitue it.
Otte if(1 velvet rant , $25,01 ,
OItP $15(0 velvet ( 'out , $2i.0) .
One x15,1)O ) { 'rivet cant , $15.00 ,
$ + i and $25 cloth Juekets , $16.00.
$1s.ot , $2 o ) nud $25i1 el ttIi 1.tckets , $10.00 ,
sin o ) , $12 of and $1350 golf jackets , $5,01 ,
$1.0) , $5 o ) and $60) kersey lockets , $2.10.
Astrnkhan fur and electric seal coals
t eI y rhtwlII. itnn't vnlt fnr s"It1e rue else
In tell yon of IheSe l/nrguins , ( 'one quick
a11d see ihetn yntltsrIf
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RCLOIIK OG S CO ,
1510louglas Street ,
ew Year
New Crnerds
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w e have everything new in
photographic goods.
New Folding Kodak-
$12.00-for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Y 8.OO
Now Folding Premo "D"-
"D"$8.50
$10.0)-for
All others at lowest prices.
The Robert Dom p suer Cot f
1215 Farnaut St.
Exclusive dealers ! n Photo Supplies ,
Fort Dodge
Local
ap15 Cp Leaves Council
, Bluffs daisy except
Sunday [ beginning
. ,1 iIondny , ' ' 9th ]
for Logn uod-
41tROP blue , Iur' Iow
City , Dealsun , Dealt , Wall . Rock.
well City , Fort Dodge alit' .ledlnto
statlons , connecting at Ft .ige with
local through traiu for It de , Chlca-
g0 and intermediate points ,
City Ticket Office , Grand
Hotel , Council Bluffs.
v. E. Lnbbc C. P. & T , A.
Great
Clearing Sale
of Men's and Boys' later Clothing.
The unusually warm weather caused people to be indifferent -
ferent as to their winter clothing. Our clothing was bought
months in advance , and we had looked. for an early winter.
heavy buying leaves us with just twice the amount of suits ,
overcoats and pants we should have at this tune. Not a garment -
ment will be carried over. Here is how we have decid-
oil to close out our winter clothing.
I Suits at i and 1 Suits at
$7.50 aad $10.
All $10 winter suits , in fancy cassimores and
cheviots , small check worsteds and Scotch efrects ,
sewed and stitched throughout with silk , care.
fully cut and tailored , all sizes , your unrestricted
choice of any suit 111 the lots $5.00. You must
see these suits to appreciate the unheard of val.
lies vu are offering ,
All X15 and 18 men's extra line suits , in fancy
worsteds and other up to'date fabrics , newest and llandsom
est patterns , fhiest workmanship and highest grade materials -
rials , suits that are attractive , correct in style and lnlsur
passed by July custom Inado garments-while they lattt ,
$7.50 and : 10.00
Boys' ' and ChI i dren's Clothing , One-halt R cal Value
Boys' vestee suits. sizes 3 to 8 years , regular $2 , 50 values ,
' clearing sale price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.25
' I All $3.50 and $5.00 1'esteo Suits in latest styles , small collars , double and single-
breasted vests , made from pure wor'stods , plant and fancy cassitneres and Cheviots- .
I , on sale at $1.75 nud $2.50 ,
Boys' Double Breasted ltneo Pants Stilts , G to 16 years , Scotch cheviots , worsteds -
steds anti small checked carsimeres , Inado with double scana and double seat and
knee ; good values at $3.50 and $5.00-clearing stile priers-i.75 and $2.50 ,
ALL MEN'S ODD SUIT PANTS-GOOD S'ALUES AT $2.50 , $3,50 and $5.00-sale
prices only $1.25 , $1.75 and $250
INOTICE OUR NIiSP SHOW WINDOSv2
BROS.
A Dealer Said to a Lady : "Coll ] is Coal now.i
She replied.uIsIn ) , , lad to know it ! The last yet =
sent tit'as all dirt and rock , "
Moral-USE SHERIDAN COAL , best coa
alined iii Wyorllitlg.
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Muslin Underwear Sale.
You will find our muslin underwear to be of the prtctica
sort , while it is beautifully trimmed and made up in exquisite
patterns we have succeeded in gathering in this department
the most extraordinary bargains ever offered and we suggest
that yon ill vestigat bel'orti buy ] ug.
Without in Omaha1
% Ladies' fine gowns
R ' at 3Oc.
i { Ladies' S1 gowns I
at 5Oc ,
Ladies' skirts at w
50c , 75c : old 08c.
Childron's drawers at % r r
/ 10c,1'ie and Oc. v
r . . i 1 l s'.roty s its 60e and _ f
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.r. 2 ; ttis > : ust drmvurs lit 25c ,
. . ' t' :150 : and hoc ,
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Lathes' drawers at tic , I
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Ladies' corset covers at 15c , 250 and up to 51 , 88 ,
Ladies' Linn skrte ] $1.50 and up to $3,98 ,
Ladies' gowns at I1 , 50 and up to $3,98 ,
Special on Corsets- .
51 corsets , 111 black and draha'll , sizes , ' 19c , ; - ,
A full 1110 ] of American Lady and Kabo ' ' 1 ,
0n sale.
Special on Ludies Kid Gloves-
$1,5C kid gloves 011 Pale at 750. Atons.rbst t
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