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72 TIlE OstATA 1A1TY BTrt ATrrDAY , T& t Arty gin. 111uo ,
CAIDIDA I ES ARE CO 1110 OC1
List of the Republican City Entries as
Made to D1to ,
GOSSIP GRIST OF TIIE IMPENDING CAMPAIGN
I'nlrloll0 6gnr i'ntorlle. I tiockril
Idur + slN ( by the Ilselnsurrs of
Iln SI'II/1111 Ilnnrd Itt cs-
( Igttling ( 'IltitltltPP.
The calling of the republlean ally conven
tlon for Pebruary 10 and the primaries on
the day preceding is expettcd to give a de
el4csl lmpotu8 I ) local republlean Im11ttT
1 p to this Limo the pollttclans hate been
le a sort of tvslting attitude , nnd while a
number of Inclpient booths have been started
1(9 netive work hits been Bono old the field
in still opCfl for new entrlea.
rot' the mayoralty the present Incumbent ,
1'iank i : . Mootos , who La only aervltig his
llrst term , expects nn endorsement by n re
nnsttnntlnn nnd has announced his candidacy
puIllcly as well as privately. Mr. Jloores'
frtemitl8 pnlnt to his record as mayor , which
hie given genernl sntlsfartlo11 , anal say that
th city could want noLlilug heater than Its
( e'tlnuance for another three years.
I'iesldent liingham of the city conch has
oho brew harbcring mayoralty nsiirations ,
ii ) soot Unto and his uamu will doubUcsa
I , . , hefore the convetttlnn
G S , llenuwa o' ' the Ninth ward Is openly
nfl'Ing for the support of his friends , while
in the Seventh ward sonic talk is rife over
C. L , Chaffee , 7'ho First xnrtl would Illte
t , honor 1 : . J. Cornlsli , but Mr. Cornish h.ts
tl eatet'ly asserted that hr w'ne not sneltfng
the off lc.
l'or a while some of tine league patriots
wine ptislling John l. Kennedy as an eligible
mayor , butt slm'e the hlnek cyn given the
league by the arllOOl board Investlgatiou and
the derided Opposition ralseti by Mr. Ken-
nedy's prohibition prorllvitlcs. he has
dropped to the background.
For the other city offices each of the
presVllt holders is nnxiotre for re-election.
They are Treasurer Edwards , Comptroller
\Vcstberg , Clly Clerk Illgby and Tax Com-
missinner Sackett.
Mr , lsdwurds x 111 have competition In hIs
prcrcut deputy , Clarics L , oaunders of the
firth ward , and former romty Treasurer
Ncltnrod of limo hlglntlt : ward , and possibly
thrrs.
Mr. Iligby's most formidable present opponents -
ponents arc \Villinm llbouru of tha Sixth
ward 1111(1 Frank Bandhnuor of the First
ward ,
For the comptrollership the only candidate
sit far mentioned , outside of Mr. 11'eatberg ,
is ids deputy , Henry Sharp of the Fourth
ward.
Tax Conimissloner Sackett seems to have
a free field.
'rho present repuhlican councilmen also
are Imbued with a desire to serve for
rnolher term. with the exception of Mr.
Itinghans , x lro 15 looking for promotion ,
This naked the lineup as follows :
In the First ward the contestants are B. I
C. Jordan , former president of the school
board ; I , S. Hascull , who has several times
held down a seat in the council , aut1 A. M.
hack.
In the Second ward the councllmanlc aspirants -
pirants Inchtde Ci nrlea Kessler , Fred Iloyc ,
Fred Behm , K. W. Barbs and Michael Lee ,
xho seas in the council from 1S&5 to 1590
anti was president of the council In 1889.
In the Third ward Councilman Burmesler
is waiting to be asked to run again , wlille
other 'third warders are lining up behind
harry Simon.
The contest 1n the Fourth ward will d1-
t'ido their frlcnds between Present Councilman -
man W , F. Bechel , ex-Counollmnn F , B ,
Kennard and D , 11 , Wheeler , A , iL Coin-
stock and W. \Vhitchoru. . Whitehorn
has the young republicans of the ward lined
up behind 11111) and s'lll make his fight Ol
the Issue of giving the young men a chance.
In the Fifth waitI the candidates are cx-
Councilman D. It. Christie , Assessor Mallory
and Attorney C. W , Delamatre.
In limo Sixth ward Councilman Karr is opposed -
posed by ox-Councilman Carr Axford and
\V. S. A5hwilh.
In the Seventh ward Councilman Mount
has no decided antagonist as yet.
Ito the Eighth ward there is a formidable
array of candidated , including \'an Id , Lady ,
C. J , Anderson , J. B , foray and 0. C. Ed-
hug ,
The contest in the Ninth ward will probably -
ably be between Cnnncilman George Mercer ,
Asscrsor Slmnn Trostler 1111(1 Charles E ,
Mahn , Arthur M. Cowlo w'ns In the lists
la this ward , but seems to have been already
IU gged.
According to limo local popocratic organ
"there w ss an enthusiastic meeting of the
Douglas county democracy at the Jacksonian
chub mall last evening. " Tills must be a
mistake. The Jacksonianx amt the Douglas
county democracy have not yet settled their
differences sufilciently to dwell In peace and
harmony In one and the same hall.
For the benefit of the members of the on-
Patriotic league the Information is offered
that limo statue of Webster Just unveiled In
Wasltlrlgtet is a stittue of 1)aniclVubste'
nnd not of the sponsor of the knife-wielding
hylgude. The latter Is being unveiled down
at Fulls City by the antimony of the detectives -
tives hired by Mr. A'ebsler'a associates in
the Mlles will cane to manufacture testlmouy
to enable hint to gather. In a $75,000 fee.
Councilman Stulit scents to bo worse oft
than the man wIthout a party.
An interesting echo of the school hoard in-
vc8tIgating cantoitleo's exposure of Member
A. M. Cowle is found In the following
circular letter prat out by Mr. Cowlo over a
month ag9 announcing his candidacy for the
city rouncll us the preferred choice of his
fellow members of the Patriotic ( ? ) league.
OMAHA , Det . 13 , 1599.-Denr Sir : I swish
to announce to you my candidacy for coon-
clhntui for the Ninth svurd at the coming
sprung elect . The prhmurles Dud cent'cu-
I.oo x 111 , Undoubtedly , be lid d about the
nitddlo of January.
1 assure you that I will aPeelate l your
support nnd 1 promise that If In successful -
ful and hose tlut honor of serving the p(0.
111(1 of the Ninth ward as their representt-
Uvc In tin city council ( lint tha Interests
of the ward shall Iiuvu my closest atien-
lien 1(11(1 ( list no amoutst of labor th.II
ho sparwd when thu opportunity of assisting -
ing the Ninth ward presents itself.
As one of your representatives en time
school board 1 can polot with pleasure to
loony Important lrnprovcrneUS 1111(1 bene-
tlts which the Ninth ward lots received
during the year , and this seas accomplished
only by the untiring and persistmst efforts
of those who r.presentcd your interests
As to my retaining this position , I s Ish
Io say' 1 ( idlIete It but one odlce tit a tine
for one nun , anti as tine Ninth sat d will
hute after Jnuuury 1 tour mernhers upon
the Board of 1sdueatiou. including myself ,
I will tender my resiguullon as a member
of that body and 1 trust I have sun end
may CoUnt tiPon your hearty support for
the once of councilman.
, % galn assuring you that the honor 5111
he npprecialcd and the interest of ( ho tit > '
tespeclally time Ninth ward ) shall nt all
times 1)u In ) ' hmtere8t and no stone shua be
lett unturned or lock of energy put forth
to accomplish for the Ninth ward Its Just
deserts , 1 alit , yours elncerely ,
lhned ) A. 1t. CO\\'IE ,
rir"t .Turd Rnpnblionns ,
The First Ward Republican club had an
Interesting meeting at the ball , corner of
Sixth and fierce streets , Friday night.
Short talks were nuulo by Charles Kessler ,
Flunk handhsuer , \V , Blugliam , lease
llusenil and Anton Kenient. Ernest Sluht
made a long harangue in s bleb ho welt on
record as Laing an independent candidate
for councilman In the First ssurd ; bitterly
denounclug all pcrsaus who do not favor ,
t
pin Ing hls name on the repnbll an pommy
ticket in spite of the law of the state.
John Ii. Ilutler In a short talk formally
isunched the candidacy of E , J , Cornish as
mayor and then attached a string to the
nomination , so that Mr. Cornish could pull
it down if he desired. Following a long address -
dress by A , IVnikup I a Mr. Conroy , a
detnorrat , at the urgent request of Mr. Sluht ,
corroborated Stuht's story of how he refused
to be recorded as n republican on the poll
books last fall.
The club ndletrned to meet at the same
place next Friday night.
NINTH WARD REPUBLICANS
1111tiIIIM111Fl 11' 3leetlag Oil N'net Fnr-
nmmr Irert IIrt'as to ArlmOUnPC-
m ( nts of Atnnrn7tls Ct11111IdntCM.
Something like seventy-five enthusiastic
republicans were packed lute a small store
loom at Tssenty-elghtli anti Farnam streets
last tight In nttendance upon a meeting
of the ninth \\'nrd Republican club , presided -
sided over by H. 1' . Stoddnrt. [ ' . F. Robertson -
son nllleintod as sect etnry , Quite a aurn-
ber of candidates for city offices stare
emit and smite tltne ; as devoted to hearing
announcements of their candidacy.
I1. J , Penfnltl was first called for. lie
respomlcd by saying that , ssbile ho did not i
wish to be understood to he seeking the
notninaion for , mayor , he felt that the p0
slllon suns one no republican could well refuse -
fuse it his party deelc(1 it to its Interest
to have him accept It
G. S. Henawa said that he did not stand
ht just the position of Mr. Penfold , ills
name had been mentioned for the position
of mayor and if he received the nomitintlon
he would gel omit and make the very best
fight ho knew how to secure the election.
This , he said , meant simply that lie wanted
limo nomhatiot and the offlcc ,
George Beinrod , when introduced as no
ex-county treasurer for whom the party
had to make no apologies , said he simply
desired to announce ( hint lie was a candidate
for city treasurer.
A , rL Edsvnrds , present city treasurer ,
ales said that he was a candidate for re-
elcCtlnn.
( lcorge W. Mercer declared his candidacy
for re-election to the council 1n a rather
modest way , but Simon Trostler confidently
declared that he sus not oily asking for
the nomination for councilman , but de-
d ared : "I know I sill get It. I am sure
of it , mad It nominated i will he elected.
Not only that , but I will lead ( hd council-
'manic ticket , " C. Ii. Mahe also declared
himself a candidate for councilman.
Ilcecher Iligby , city clerk , declared his
candidacy for to reuouiinntion.
. C. J. Greene was then called upon for
a campaign rouser and responded with the
article desired. lie commended the spirit
manifested by the candidates who had announced -
nounced themselves mod their expressed
( lispositlor to subvert personal interests to
the good of the party. lie believed in voting -
ing always for the candidates of the repub-
llean party lie was one of Ihoso who was
of the yellow dog variety , for ho would
rather vote for a yellow dog on a republican -
lican platform lhnn for may man on a yellow
mlcg platform , lie dtuouncel the democratic
party as at present constituted under Bryan
as the svoret aggregation of incompetents ,
that ever threatened the Integrity of any
nation. Prior to 1592 there had existed In
that party sumo of the elements of a great
party , an aristocracy of iiitelicct and wealth
who voted the democratic ticket ( l ) all academic -
demic theory , but upon the ascendancy of
Bryan to leadership they had all left the
party' . The republican party in all its glen -
elS history has never made a mistake upon
any great question , while the democrats
have always conic up after defeat and acknowledged -
knowledged that they were wrong ,
I , It. .lnYtews ( and Charles A. Goss closed
the speaking , after which the club adjourned -
journed until Friday eveoiag , February 2.
I'opallst Pntelllag ( 'onuolttCC.
The populist smelling committee appohtted
to ascertain Inst what recognition the party
can secure fren ( lie democrats on a proposed -
posed fusion ticket htns made a partial canvass -
vass and is about ready to report that the
Jncksooians arc ready to promise a fair
portion of the offices to the pops , hint the
county democracyy is not ready to concede a
thing. That report swill doubtless be made to
the I'eler Cooper club next Monnday night.
'l'ime host Cough 3ledletne for Children
In the winter of 189S , F. L Ituasell's little
boy contracted a severe cough and cold and
was treated by several physicians , who failed
to d0 him any good. Mr , D. A. Fisher of
the same place , Mlles Point , Vt. , said to
him : "You get a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. It will cure him , " lIe
bought a 25 cent bottle and theft a 50 cent
battle , which effectually cured both the
cough and cold. Ho noww says ; "I am
judge and jury amt the verdict is , 'L'so
Chamberlain's Cough Retnedy and live. '
Any one can sell at the prices we quote ,
but It's what we sell at 'those prices that
makes it remarkable. Read all about our
Saturday's bargains on page 7. Iayden [
Bros ,
'I'hc IIIInchn Cenlrml Rntlrnnd Co.
le now open and ready to receive all classes
of freight and forward with dispatch , to all
points in the NORTH , EAST and SOUTh ! .
Freight depot located at Eleventh and Ch1
cage streets , Omaha , and on Ninth street ,
between Broadway nod First avenue , Coun
cis Bluffs ,
% 1110 Ilallhg 11111 mil loth , tna ,
iOI.A , ] itui „ Jan. 19.-'i'he long delnyctl
chatter pt'rndtllug the Lnuyon'Linecom-
pntiy' to do Inrslness In Kuusts ( has bon
grttnted , laxlern stockholders Itnd refused
to hufl(1 a zinc rollhlg nil 11 it n l Sulplttin t
acid works until the ehnrter question x'as
settled , The rolling m u i will be erected this
spring , Mr. Rodgers , president of the con-
pttny , says , at a cost of $ lp,000 , multi swill
euploy 200 ( net , it will have a capacity of
twenty inns (11111) nnd among other things
will rnuke zinc shingics , hcretotore little
used oil necount of their cost ,
31rttillty tittiUatll'M ,
'rho foiiowinn birihs and deaths have
been recorded at thin olflco of the Mould
of health during the twenty-four hour : (
ended Frldn' onn :
Ulrliite : Arthur \Vnnley , 2919 Oak , girl ;
Daniel Mlller , .908 Shirley , boy ; henry
Truss , 't'wenty-nluth amid Castellar , girl ;
Jnntcs 1)a'Is , 1910 Cuniing , girl ; W , it.
\\'esuer , 2i9 linnilton , boy ; A. E , Deems ,
30:7 Burt. boy ,
Deaths : Dtuuls Preston , St. Joseph's
hospital , 6a years : August Brash , St.
Joseph's hospital , 27 years.
Keep t'umr Renal Clear
And free from beadachies wIth \\'rlght's
Paragon Headache and Neuralgia Cure , 25c.
We simply keep pounding down priccws ;
( lint's why we have the trade. Head our 1d
on page 7 , Hayden Bros.
r cts a Dozen ,
) he Capsules.
1 Grain , 2 ( gain , 3 Grain ,
Saay9 Gl a 20
Just to be "good fellows" and hhow that
A\VFI'h ( ? t 1)Rl'G TRt'S'I' that there are
no "hard feelings. " we nler von tia Sattu'-
tiny. January' 20 , your pick of ear 1 grain.
2 grata 1111(1 ( 3 grain Qunine ( 'upsules at
6l' Pi l1 DOZRN COtnd early timid avoid
the rush , as our Qt'ININli ( 'AI'St'LP :
SALB at these prices swill Positively close
Ut 12 p , no , , Saturday , January' 20.
WA LDRON & C MPBELL I
illt Price ruggisis ,
n on gOtith lath St. - - Unlahn.
P. S.-\\'e might bell a TRUST DRCG-
GIST a few at 1LU1.
I11.CrRT DAV1S 1S ARRLSTLD
Taken in Custody on Ubarge of Robbing
Posto1Bce Station R ,
PLEADS NOT 'GUILTY WHEN ARRAIGNED
'I'nles Itrepllnu to ( 'ennui Nests-
pnprr Itnpurls nntl Says Ilutl
lie telyd fader llydt'rs
mil .1t 'flutes ,
Albert onvls was arrested by Deputy
united Stales Marshal Doman on the
ehargo of robbing station 13 of the
Omaha postolllce. Time warrant was
issued upon complain of llstrict Attorney
Sumniers , which contains two counts , 0110
of larceny and the other of entlezzleincnt.
onvls tens arraigned before Cummiiii loner
Anderson mud entered a plea of not gu11'y
and at his request the prclhninary examina-
llol was set for Monday , the prisoner being
placed under ; 1,000 1)011(1 for his appearance.
ons'Is gave bond In the sum of $1,000 svIth
Joseph F , Itughes and George A , Kratner as
sureties ,
-
In a local poper regarding the robbery -
bery ; more to the manner of their preseuta '
Iion ( lion to the facts contained. Ile says
flint ho teas told by the nssiytant Postmaster
to report at station \\'ednesdny morning
to take charge of the ofilno until Grow
should arrive ; and that because of this nrder
he secured time combination of the safe front
Phoenix ; Ural he received direct orders to
plnco the money in the sate and that thereafter -
after ho was lint rrc'ponslble for Ito safe.
keeping , lie strongly Intintntes that he
know's more aloft the affair titan he has
told amt says that when Ito gels ready he
x 111 give his stile of the case to the public ,
but that h0 can say nothing for publlcntion
aL present ,
Davis is popular with his fellow employes
anti they swill not believe ( lint he is guilty.
Said one of than today : "If Albert did
( alto Ilie money , Phoenix ehnuld he ptm-
lxhed for It , hecause it h0 hail been honest
Albert would never have got into trouble.
Davis x111 have to confess to tlio crime before -
fore I believe he did it , " and lifts woman
scorned to voice the sentlmest of till of the
employes.
I:11L of lhP l'Gatary. Cnlcodnr ,
The great progrees of the prlnler's art in
the nlneteenth centstry is Illtingly marked in
this einslug year by the artistic calendar we
have Just received from N , W. Aycr & Son ,
newspaper Ond niagazlue advertising agents ,
Philadelphia. True to their motto of 'lccep
log everlastingly at it , " Messrs. Ayer & Son
have en untie this calendar , year after year ,
that a demand for it has sprung up that always -
ways quickly absorbs limo edition. This
calendar's proportions are commensurate
with 1s dignity as on art work , but its size
is deternllned solely by utility. The figures
Ore of the generous dimensions that quickly
catch the eye and make it a fa'orite svitli
bunlness mar there are also helpful suggcs
dots accompanying each month's figures ,
and there Is a rich ensemble of color and design -
sign , 'rhis edition will not last long ; s'hilo
it does , lhoso who send 2a cents t0 the pub-
fishers swill receive a copy postpaid.
The big store's ad is on page 7 ,
V. 31. ( ' . A. loins.
Thu January series of men's meetings on
Sunday are Proving It great success. Dr.
1Celcht of the Seward Street Methodist
Episcopal church is conducting the entlro
series with marked benefit. 'l'lte meeting
forr next Sunday will be especially for professional -
fessional mcn en the subject of "Christian
.ltaulnood in the Ofllce. "
The Personal 1l'orkers' Bible class will
meet as usual next Monday evening under
Secretory \Vlllls. ' ( 'lie subject of the Ies-
sot will he "A Tyulcul Moralist ; " Luke
x , 19.31 , a very helpful topic for consldera-
thin.
thin.The night school classes nro tilling up
with a eousidrrnbly larger registration than
inst year. Special prizes have been made
7
,
,
I
I , - - , representing--- - - - ,
1)n consideration of a salesman's curd is-
sted to the , do hereby
me by - - - - pledge
myself amt the house 1 represent not to
sell or exltlbtt my' goods or samples to amity
- sore or ag „ esss ( o drug [ utter tor
, thin period of one year ( ruin this date. Any
violution of Ults acreelneut swill be suill-
t clout tcutse for the eanr&.Ialion of tiny
sales made or orders givcu.
Signed , -
'T'hat is what is required now from all
shltssnner s ishing to still goods In Omaha.
( 'tut tine 59 l:11 : make's' slot Air association
guess swhe o we got a copy of the above ?
Ifned's Sarsaparilla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 750
Pahne's Celery Compn : + nd 73c
( 'ramer's kidney Cure. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75c
Blrney's Catarrh Cure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99t'
Dutry's Malt \Vhlskey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S5c
PUtkham's Compound . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7aic
lwcst liraiu , nnd Ners'o Treatment , , . . . . 2.M .
ilostntter's Bitters lac
Pe ra na . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . dr ,
' Kilmer's Swap-Root . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7ie
Ayers lair Vigor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lac
CUT PRiCE
I rrQ DRUGGIST
Cor. 1111)1 tint ! a htrag0 St.
alto Is ( log to Ilmst Ihit urn ; ' 1'rux1 ,
D
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la
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or SI5 Louis
i I i South1
I
I It you are going to St. Louis
I --or anysvlroro beyond St.
I ' i Louis-and want to rude over
the smoothest track-and on
the finest ( rain you should
take ( lee St. l.ods flyer.
Leaves Omaha , 1:55 : p , m.
.Arrlves St. Louis , 7.19 a. to.
Siceping alai reclining chair
cars. Makes close connections )
In St. Louis ration depot sv'ith
traits for nil points south ,
I I
I I
'l I0KET SURLINCTO 2
OFFICE STATION
1002 Farnam 10th and
street. Btroata.
'phono 2131. 'Phono 310.
, : , ltl COMFORT
'tl '
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t
of value in artificial plates and it comes only
from perfect fit. II is difficult to appear
happy and graceful with III-fitting plates ,
\ e warrant a fit ht every case and the best
material is used In our best plates.
Good set teeth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5.00
( lest set teeth. . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ S.OU t
Partial seta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.00 up
Taft1s Philadelphia Dental Rooms ,
1f17 DUOGLAS 5'P.
t
f , r new btud. ats its titcun t'tgii' c'rtag ,
V."al mast. , rl matlei ( , wd frrtltt i ,1tsv
lag , and a large htnnbet' of 0w' stud. (
I' expected In these hrnnclics sncUal
effort is beingtnti de In M1' ( ' Prof het k a
large class for his turtle chorus. nnd ,
interested ht takhiR It Illret' uantth.a' ( our , , ,
In t'nenl in ud" , tire Int'IIPI1 to set' the sect-
retarles , ( ) ia Om(1uat of ( lie eontlnued Iii-
netr of Mss Nvnn' + , the meeting of IIto freehand - '
hand draw'hng class has hrvi pnetpntrrd
until Jautary ( Y.
The regulnr monthly nteetittg c'f tine \'nl-
limit cer tongue x'111 he I1) ) id la unry 22 ii t
S p , iii. 'clr.VlIIinma Ilnlyd slit give nn
Interesting bible rending oh Ilse " 1"ortvurd I
llnvntncttt , " nnd , , Ilev. Jenks x111 speak on
' " ' .
"l'Intoa Splrlt.
ltond every word of our ad on page 2
111aydon Bros ,
l BERET'S ' L SRE NEThct
TIIIq I' Ilse "one old $ I.(0 ( lint lit of IJs-l
lerim ' end 7. i' our shoe + dd rut nrre (
1'tllt ( 'ASII it a dollar n huttli-tntttle n' , +
the Trust iiruggtuts , If yml inert pay 5I'(1,1'
CASILI-Now there is n small size of IJs-
terine , snntelhing N1\V. Intrnde4 to tcatl (
lit 2ic-hut nor cut prh'e is ear. No , we
ore St 0I'T" OF I.iSTEltlNls.
( fnr
l'rlr e.
2r 11rown's ( 'amph 'Ibolh I'os'der . . . , : roc
2eC Grasps' Tontli Powdcr Pt
601 l'ozztinl's l'owtiet'
7h Motor's Cnd Llvel' 011 , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
$1,00 ' l mnitlston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
" .e Pucker' 'I'nr Sngi , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fir
Sot' l' xtrnct of lleeP him
$ i.(5) ( hotline I'rrparntlnus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . hir ,
$1.10 lIInu'r'a S iOmp Ronl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7n
$101 Vu k's PrelmrntIons - '
. .
60c lii 1.1.0lv's KIilmnoitls Y'h
50r Dodo's 1Cidnes' fills inc
$ l.U ) Scot's I'malsinn : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tar
NOTI'-\Ye .t It Ayer' Aiuauati's far 3r
ettcb.
Sherman IIICD1 ie11 Dru Co t
( lllddir „ f Block ) 1513 1)n(1ge et ,
After a few tints S.V. . ( ' (1r 1 ( , It nml Ludge )
Ftloney IdIks
In ol'le1' (0 ( unload 51)1111 twl11te1' goetln
we offer 11'anl Gloves for u Sc ; Sheepskin
Mltts , 20c ; ( 'nlfslths Milts , -rite ; h'ut'
Overcoats , , BS ; Ovcrnll Taclets , e ;
? den's Arctk's , 7bc ; loon's heavy Starlit
lusters , i.7 ; melt's Undersvear , 1c
Wool Socls , 3 fnr 2c , ; heas'y Caps , 2'c ;
tuna's fancy 1Vorstetl Suits , ; l.7i + ; Silk
Nccksvear , tic (10111)10 hack and dnublc
sleeve shirts , Wack and svhlte stripe ,
GOc ; men's l odor ; ( Fur I Inns , : , Oc ; Idpur
deed Shlt'ls , sv'ith 2 collars , : loc ; Fancy
1Vo1'sted J'anls , $1.00 ; Dnck ( 'oats.
blanket ] Incd , 7.0 ; senntlcss Socks , nt' ;
blue Flnuael Shilt'tii , 4c ; , 811(1 ( 'lots of
other big drives In proportion , \'on'we
got to walk a long ways before you can
match these prices ,
uarautee Clothing Co. ,
Capitol Ave , , Near 16th St ,
Close to IJennett's.
Winter
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a 1a or less
Misses' Coats , all lined- the e
are less than half line . , . . . .
Misses' and Lndlrs' Golf Jnckets
-these ale less than half print a
Ladies' Kersey Jackets-all Fined "
-these nro half original price. . .
Golf Capes at Half Price.
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All our Ladles' Ilnest Jacltets at half price.
Pith' Crush I'lusli Capes-satlr lined sad
Thihet 1'ur ltittttucd nt $7,60.
\\'o hove 19 finest taller nsade Stilts left
to sell at half pm ice.
. \ line of new Sllk l'ettironts Just received.
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St , Louis , St. Joseph , St. Paul ,
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' ' t' ' r , ' anal ore ? ' 1)rites on fora SEeinwal , 11 ,
B. Chase , vose.L 'nlerson , Packard ,
w " - u _ , ? w. 'e ( and lvel's d Pond ) ianos are lowe ) '
7w' K lima ) ) anyw1e'e ( on this continent.
See our wonderful bargains
Billing's Upright Ebony tlnnsh : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 392.00
Marshall & Wendell , roses oed case . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 .00
Erho & Co. jpncy oak case. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $150.W
Fine sample piano , svnrlh $330 only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E176.W
Kimball Upright , good condition. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $196.0)
Ballet & Davis , burled walnut case . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.5.00
Square pianos and organs $15 , $ 3 , $31 , $ a3 and up.
Flue Chlckerhug Baby Orand ,
Sohmer Baby Grand , mahogany only case .t0.03 , only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ ; 00.0
] vers & Pond Baby Grand , big snap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fiaOOJ
One Steinway Upright , beautiful tone , otdy $325.0)
New piuuos for rent. Instruments tuned , repaired , moved and exchanged ,
Tclellhinne 1025.'o sell new pianos on $5.00 monthlyy payments.
Write for catalogues , 1)I ICCS and bargain list.
c oer Mueller. . .
TLIE Oil ) AND ItldidAitLE I'IANO 110US13.
Steinway & Sons 1313 rarnam Strcet.
Representatives. , 337 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
9 Closing Out
Prices
Oti All Whiter Shoes.
A great saving to economical buyers-
The durability of ouI shoes , n1on ' with
the style ailcl Comfort you get , is .n1ak-
ing our big shoe clcpartnacnts new cLis-
tomers every clay.
THE "STETSON"FR EN
" ly finished" is 1(0 eflpty
' w o 1)hrase whom spoken of the "Stet.
o son Shoe. " r 1 + he good work
1 ' , , Se , slovls ) all over it , l hero is n0
, shoe made that is more perfect inV
! --V- ' , , f i1 , and stylo- custom shoe that
will scar and keep its . 11'e
' ' , ' ] th0m iu Onalnel calf
. , , ( vac , velour
i t , ' , } calf , vici kid and patent loather ,
fill std les fulls sizes , 1110 t..ietson
' 'STETSON. ' ' t111 1 llltll'1 { Ill e\'L'1'y pilll' ,
The 'Dyke , " 50e rubber ( reels am(1 Diainond rubber soles ,
for ien's shoes , 011 sale at 23c.
lieu's r01111rn0 " 13attei'y B" calf $2.50 shoes , lace with Lull
double uxtollSioil edge soles , boat tops and wide coin 1.ots , , on I
saleat$1,75
: lea's fine satin calf S shoes , in lace fold congress , with
full (10111)10 soles , blovo calf tops , plain and tip , Coin tOesIa1U , ? j
price , ; 1,15
Boys fine veal calf 1. 85 lace shoes , with full double
stitched extension soles , goat tops , wide and corn tip toes ,
solid 10ather throughout at 90c
lien's w1.25 full finished heavy buckle aretics , on sale 73c
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THAN EVRIt FOR TOMOR1tO\V. Klein , Les'entltal & Levy's Jackets and Max Solouon's
Skirts give us a variety and a stock equalled by none in western America at this season -
son of the year. The wise woman who has united rm sate from $3,00 to $12.00 on her
s'lnter wrap. All note , stylish , clean , up-to-date garments ,
500 ladies' Jackets , In black only , half silk
lined , high storm collar , worth at least , 4 8
$6.00 , for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 'o
Ifow Is that ?
375 Jackets , nearly all silk lined throughout - "
out , worth $8.00 , n
for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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175 Jackets , all silk lined , made of kerseys , :
Venetians , anti svliipcords , worth
$12.00 , for. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
slow is ( lint ?
300 ladies' Jackets , in all shades , Skiiincr's If ' 1J , {
satin lined throughout-a garment made to R'
sell for $10.00 , on sale for only . . . , , , . . . , , , " '
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100 ladles' high class Jackets , direct lotto h p. .
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dons of miportn(1 models t , garments lire' .
up to $36,00-your choice for 3 , + , . ,
liox is that.
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2 Astounditlg Bargains in Suits from ' , , J.ty' 1
Kelili , Lei outlast S ; Levy. x'Vt\'f . , ' "
75 ladles' all wool Smile , new , desirable b6 ladies' Man tailored Stills , all colors and
shades and materials , worth 98 black , sv'ortli $25.00 , for ( ] ( '
$155.00 , for only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iJ. iJ8
How Is that , how Is that ?
Max Solomon's Skirts
at Half Pi1ce.
All wool Skirls , In navy' blurs ,
worth $2,60 , for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ladles' all wool Sldrls , peicallne ] toed and
interlined , svorlh $3,75 , for
ouly
lion' is that-
Ono table ladles Skirts , in plaide , chocks
nntletnipes worth $6,00 , for
only . . . . . . .
ilow is ( list-
Lndle s' all wool heavy Blistered Crepon
Shirts , worth up to $10.00 , .4 8
for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
hints Is that-
Ladies' fine Skirls , made of impacted tna-
tet'mis al ; 30.00. $2aOa , QO(1
$15.00 , $10.00 , $12 00 and . . . , ,
Distemper -
a nge--
Just the kIntl of weather l0 make yo II'I
dog hlclt I'oilghs , colds , fewer , distemper
all be ruu'd
are now pi evalenl Thry can
by the timely use of
Clayton's Distemperine.
( 'co. Ii. Moore , the Luke street dog fann
tier sayu : " " 'hero is ncthing better. "
Dirty dog nooses and bedding title time
of year euuse scratches and mange. Take
then in ( line and they Can he apestllly cured
allb CLAYTON'S 11ANGI ; CUItJ' . Price of
oath 5Uu per bottle.
Send for 00011 on the dog. ,
JI A. FULLER & CO
I'1th ( mild Douglas St.
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Leventl > ial be Levy.
Ladles' flush Capra , 'I'hiIbet
trimmed , for only , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,1.48
slow' is lhnt-
Latiiea' Persian Wool Capes , single or
double , worth $6.00 , 9 (
for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
slow Is that-
Ladies' Collnrettea
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5 dozen ladles' Dressing Sacqucs , In pinks ,
bh.es and grave , worth up Q (
t0 $3,00--to clcnu for C
Ono lot ladles' Dressing Sacgiles , in pinks ,
h'or's ' and cardinals , worth up to
$1,00 , for only 1.58
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41 Mlles the Shortest
STmLOUIS
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Trains leave Union Station daily for St
Louis , Quincy Kansas City and points case
or south.
Hoineseeliers EXCI/rSlOIIS !
February 6 and 20.
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All Information at Clty Ofilce , 1116 Fat
nail street ( Paztou hotel Block ) ,