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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1900)
I TTIE OMATTA DAITiY NEE : THURSDAY , FEHTU'AUY 8 , 1000. P/lVIPPnPVPP IT P t I T 1 I 17 P CONFIiRIiNCIi AT Sail LAKE Officials of Union Pacific and Western Oorr nections Are Now in Session , SPECULATION AS TO OUTCOME OF MEETING < : pti Tnt IIHIi-f Hint CtoMliiK of Omtcn Ciiilc-uii > - Will H < - One of lin- linrtnnt 'MiiltiTM ( JoiiHlilcrcd Oilier I'lniiN Inilrr Way. Speculation Is rife In Omnlia railroad cir cles relative to iho conference of Union Padn > . Oregon Short Line ntul Oregon Hallway & Navigation company ofilclnls now In progress nt Salt Lake. The general Im- jiroswlon IB that the meeting will bo fraught with much Importance , although any tjucs- lions of moment which may bo solved by ihn officials will parlnko of the nnturo of reronitnc-ndatlons to the board of dlreclors , with whom rests the final power of accept ing or rejecting the plans agreed upon by tlir officials. The presence nt tills meeting of the traffic ofllrlalH of the thrco lines , Inrludlng ( Sen- orol Manager Dickinson , Ocncral I'nBscngcr Agent Lomax and Freight Tralllo Manager Munroo of the Union 1'acinc , gives rlso to thp belief that the principal business that Mill ho taken up will have reference to traffic relations , In this connection the rumor comes from a well authenticated source that fiction will hn taken looking toward the closing of the Ogden RHloway and a resumption of condi tions prevailing prior to thu segregation of the Oregon Short Line from the Union Pa- cillr The recent consolidation of tluwo ] lnrn leaves their Interests Identically as they were , when the Ogden gateway was ( limed. Officials of the Union Pacific have ndmlitcd that the closing of the gateway is altogether likely to bo accomplished , for the rensun that It Is recommended strongly by the itlgenclei ) of the case. With the allied Interest ! ) of the Oregon Hhnit Line and the Oregon Railway Navigation company the Union Pacific has the strong line to the northwest from the Missouri river , and bo- cauho of this fart officials are of the opinion that they should receive the long haul from Iho Missouri river through to Ogden anil thence to the points of destination , rather than that other roadw operating from the Missouri river to Denver and the Hlo Orando routes from Denver to Ogden should enjoy tbo revenue of the Initial haul and Icnvo the western connections of the Union Pacific the little end of thp business. Another matter which Is on the docket SOT consideration Is the consolidation of cer tain general agencies of the three roads. This has already been accomplished In Unite and Portland , where the general agencies have been consolidated nnd the representative ; of the Oregon Hallway < fc Nn\lgatlon company placed In charge of the affairs of the three roads. Thcro are other cities In which the three lines have separate apri.ileB , and the officials deem It unneces sary that more than one general agency bo maintained owing to the Identical inter- estp of the companies. This Is the case , for Instance. , In Chicago , where both the T'nlon Pacific and the Oregon Hallway & Navigation company maintain general agencies. It is likely that the latter will bo absorbed by the former , since the policy has been established In the consolidations already effected to place the business In el-arse of the representative of the line In whceo territory the agency Is located. Onivel for UitlliiHtinir. Officials of the Burlington are much Inter ested In the reports from Badger , Wyo. , stating that nn extensive donosit of gravel \\ns discovered whllo the grading operations for the Alllnnco-Hurtvlllo branch were In juogress. Accurate Information relative to the discovery Is not yet at hand , although officials of the road arc not dlspoaod to doubt the authenticity of the report. Such u discovery will bo of great importance , ow ing to the vnluo of gravel for ballasting pur- pcsra. At the present tlmo the Burlington i i compelled to use a great deal of slog from thu Omaha and Denver smellers for ballast nnd the long Iniul of this nlag will ho ob viated If the gravel bed at Badger comes up to expectations. Its location Is peculiarly fi-rtunate , since most of the ballasting- being done on the western lines of the Bur lington. B. F. HAKE BACK FROM CUBA I Ml n nd IN n Onoil I'liu'o for Invest ment , but Knkc ConiuiiiiIfN Abound. 'Tuba is the best country on earth for American Investors today , " said U. F. Hake , who has just returned from a visit of sev eral weeks in the Island weeks which were Bpcnt on the rail and In the saddle over the western part of the country. "Hut pros pective Investors , " ho says , "should steer clear of the American Investment and col onization companies which have sprung up In Havana since the war \\lth Spain. A man mutt look at what ho contemplates buying or ho will be cheated. " ( Jood land can bo bought within fifteen tulles of Havana on government roads for $15 per acre , and elf of the roads land equally good will soil for $1 per ncra Land is the best form of investment. Property Is 7)elng ) bought In the city of Havana which is paying 20 per cent on the investment , nnd farm land will produce oven more. 1 saw oiui acre of tobacco land which will produce u grons Incoma ot $5.000 , and land \\hlcli npppears equally good can bo bought for $20 per ncro , I urn going back as eooti us 1 can arrungo my affairs here. " DeWitt'B Witch Hazel Salve Is unequalled foi piles , Injuries and skin diseases. It is the original Witch Hazel Salve. Beware of all counterfeits. DEAF MUTES TURN ATHLETES 'J'liri-e-CoriK-rcd FUtlputT dnlrtly I'ulleil OIV A in < > n u.SluilcnlH ut Dcnf and Diuiil ) liiNlltutt * . Perhaps the most quiet fisticuff that has occurred in Omaha for n long while was "pullud off" at the Deaf and Dumb Institute Turaduy afternoon , The battle was fast and furious whllo it lasted , and there was utter disregard for governing rules , yet it was strictly pantomime , The combatants were Charles Hartman , Weldon Stover and ! 5bo | Osinan. The two ! latter wore against the Hartman boy all ! i boliiK sturdy youths in good physical form. ' except the ouo ullllctlon that causes them to ' bo students ut the Institute. Young Hartman - ' man suffered severe contusions of ( ho face. t JIu waa taken to his home , fortieth and Hamilton streets. Ills mother , who Is a widow , threatens to prosecute , it is bald. llnii't "Worry About your trip to Chicago. Use Illinois Central "Now Limited , " leaving Union sta tion at 7:35 : p. m. Solid vestlbulocj train with sleepers and library buffet oars. Par- tlculttis at City Ticket Olllco , H02 Farnam street. Vran Jncol ) . February C , 1900 , aged 7i ! > rs , ti months und 4 days. Funeral Friday afternoon. February 9 , nt " oVlock from hlH Into i evidence. 211-1 South nicyeiitli street. Interment , Laurel Hill i imui'iy. The deeuitml was n i > romlm > r , nii'iiibcr of the Orand Army of the Ho- pulillc and luia lived in Omaha over W > earn. 1HBBAHD Miss Molllc. n. sister of Helen < 'fUch\rll Hlblmrd , on Wcilntxiday morning nt L n Vegas , Now Slqxlro. ' 1'it ' funi'itil fcurvlceB will 4 > e held In Omaha ut All Silnt.s' t-hutch on Saturday , uCtcnloon at ; 30 o'clock , ( \vnr.v nuns , Mum * . \n > ( ioliit ; l.lvi'l.v nt I lie Hlorc Tliln Wi-fK. And in order to avoid the big crowds In the afternoon , we would advleo jou to como In forenoon If poMMble. Wo can then pay you bettor attention. 66-Inch blenched dame - o k , nil linen , reduced to 55c yard. Fast colors turkey rcil dnmafk only IOc yard. 70- Inch wide- heavy Scotch table linen reduced to 35o yard. B8-Iiich bleached cotton dam ask li'o yard. G yards of cotton toweling for EC. 12 yards for IOc. 18-Inch glass checked toweling Slfcc yard. 10-Inch wide drapery Swlsi only Sc yard. Colored bedspreads - spreads , a flno grade and fast colors , only $2.25 each. Yard wldo flno cambric oc yard. LL yard wldo shooting , 4c yard. Sis brands of best brands of bleached muslin at 7'/4c- If In need of muslin wo would advise you to buy these tomorrow. See our bargain In fringed and plain hemmed bedspreads at Me each. The best $1.00 spread In this country you get at the blc store , Where you also find the big crowds and big bar gains. IIIO SALB ON VALENTINES. $1.CO and $2.00 S1I1KTS AT 73C. 700 dorcn men's fine now stylish shirts , with or without collars nnd cuffs attached , all the latest styles made , worth up to $2.00 , on sale \l 7Sc. Men's fine $1.00 shirts , colored , laundered , with collars nnd cuffs attached , at C9c. Men's 73c colored laundered shirts , with or without collars attached , at 15c. Men's dark working shirts , with double back and sleeve , regular 75o quality , at IDc. IDc.JMIESS JMIESS GOODS. Another arrival of spring dress goods. Como in and examine nil the new pastel shades In Venetian , all the new pastel shades In spring wool waists , nil the new spring grenadines nnd grenadine crepons. Venetians , 75c , OSc , $1.50 up to $1.50 yard. Fonles In all the now shades , CO Inches wide , only $2.50 yard. Golfing cloth , 98c , $1.15 , $1.25 , $1.50 up to $1.50 yard. Homespuns , 23c , 39c , ' 13c , 59c , 76c , OSc tip to $3.50 yard. Sco our CG-inch extra heavy homespun at 50c. Plaids In all the now shades at 19c , 23e , Bc ! ) , 49c , 7."c , fiSe up. The handsomest line of plulds for children's school dresses ever on the market nt 19c. Cheviots more popu lar than ever. Wo guarantee to sell a bet ter cheviot for 9Sc than any house In Omaha for $1.50. Cheviots , from 23c to $1.50 yard. Cheviots also for men's suits. U10 SALB ON VALENTINES. MORE AND MORE SILKS EVERY DAY. Such Immense quantities of new silks arc the talk of the entirecity. . What are you going to do with all of them ? Do you over expect to sell them nllV Are n few of the many comments. You watch us , wo have a wny of our own. 100 pieces plain China silk , nil colors , for 25c ; DO pieces plaid silks , bright shades , for 39c ; 25 pieces colored vel vet on hale at 23c. Wo have opened up over 73 pieces of the finest black grenadines that ever have been shown In our city ; these are the best and nicest imported novelties and wore picked up by our buyer on his tour of the foreign markets. Wo show the new waist squares ; takes thrco squares to make a waist ; per square , $1.00. Look for big bargains Friday and Satur day In black silks , an entire stock of flno black taffeta , black gros-graln , black satin , black India , black grenadine , In fact , all kinds of black silks , all go on sale Friday and Saturday. HAYDEN BROS. , BIG SALE ON VALENTINES. WANT TO BE ENUMERATORS Major \Vlioelrr \ * Kept llnny Ansiver- liia ; Letter * from Men llcslr- Inc Appointments. Major D. II. "Wheeler , who Is now duly confirmed as supervisor of the census of the Second Nebraska district , is busy answering letters ot applicants for positions as census enumerators. There will bo about 130 enu merators employed , ninety of them being in Omaha. The appointments are made upon the recommendation of the supervisor and Major Wheeler says that in his opinion they will not bo decided upon until the middle of May. The work of enumeration will begin Juno 1 and must be completed , In nil cities having 10,000 inhabitants or over at the time of the last census , within fifteen days. In the other enumeration districts the work must bo completed within thirty days. The pay of the enumerator is based upon the amount ot work performed , the mini mum being 2 centa for each Inhabitant or for each death reported , 15 cents for each farm and 20 cents for each nroduotlvo in dustry reported. In some cases a per diem salary Is allowed which is from $3 to $6. $ W. S. Phllpot , Albany , Ga. , says : "De- Witt's Llttlo Early Risers did me more good than any pills I ever took. " The fa mous llttlo pills for constipation , bilious ness and liver and bowel tumbles. \BK- Short IJiiitu St. I'll ill. The Illinois Central has Inaugurated mag nificent double dally train service between Omaha and St. Paul-Minneapolis. Leaves Union station 7-00 a. in. and 7:35 : p. m , Vestlbuled sleepers , parlor cafe cars nnd through coaches. Meals served n la carte. Ticket Office , 1402 Fnrnam street. Cnril of Wo wish to express our gratitude to the many friends who so kindly extended to us thedr aid and assistance In our recent bereavement , the loss ot our beloved daughter , sister nnd wife. MRS. F. R. DAVIS , MRS. V. E , LATHAM , MRS. F. II. FANCHER. MR. SYLVESTER DOWNS. The Oratorical department of the Woman's club will glvo a recital Thursday afternoon nt 2HO : o'clock in the parlors of the Con gregational church. To live cheap. Bread 2c per loaf and eggs 9o per doz. Choice groceries at Wm. Gen tleman's , 16th and Cass. Meat next door. USE ILLINOIS CENTRAL TO MINNE APOLIS. Ore. Lord & Rustln , 501 Paxton block. SAVE TRAVELING EXPENSES Hy buying your tickets to SAX I''H.\M'IS ( O AMI OTIIIllt PA CIFIC C'OAhT POINTS VIA . Salt Lake Portland San. . . Francisco Los Angeles ui'intuyr TIMH HV IHNV HULKS MAKKS THIS rOSMIi ; . DINING CARS BL'FFET SMOKING and LIBRARY OARS PALACE SLEEPERS , .NO tll.V\nn. OOMI ) Ci'y Ticket Office 1302 Farnam , j BOSTON STORE'S ' BIG SALE Tcihy Second Day of Krolik's S600.000 Detroit Wholesale Dry GoccU Suck. STILL GRANDER BARGAINS , 0e SIIUi fur l.-c ? 1 SI IK 4 for : tl c Jfl ! SIltiH for ! ir.c Ill-rax CooiU for fie nee Drcnn for -Tic. 2,000 yards 20-Inch checked glass toweling , I worth 7t4c , go nt 2' ' , c yard. Ono big lot of toweling , including all grades , such nn 20-Inch damask toweling , j I Stevenson s crashes , etc. , plain and twilled , ' bleached and unbleached , all go nt Do yard. luc all linen bleached huck toweling 18 inches wide , go at SUiC yard. ? . " > c linen knotted fringe damask towels 15c. 500 pairs honeycomb and Turkish towels go as long as they last at fie pair. i 25c turkey rod tnblo damask 12 , fcc. 33c Indigo nnd white table damask 19c. GOo oil turkey red table damask 25c. GOc bleached nnd nan bleached table damask , 25c yard. 65c nil linen cream table damask 3Sc. $1.00 genuine silver bleached and Irish full bleached all linen table damask , two yards wide , go at fic ! ) yard. OSc all linen largo half bleached napkins , uOc do/en. $1.50 extra heavy nil linen , silver bleached , German napkins , 75c dozen. $2.5074 slzo full blenched all linen satin damask napkins , $1.50 dozen. C5c large size crochet bedspreads , 39c each. $1.23 10-4 eizo extra heavy crochet bed spreads , C9c. $1.50 12-1 size crochet bedspreads , fringe nil nround , 9Sc. $1.75 crochet bedspreads 2' , yds wide $1.19. $3.00 satin Marseilles bedspreads , $1.'JS. 10,000 yards lawn , dimities and organdies In nil the latest colors and designs , the same goods ns wo have on display In our ehow window. Thcso goods arc worth up to 25c yard , in remnants at 3V c yard. 10,000 yards white goods , such as India linen , organdies , dimities , nainsook , etc. , worth up to lOc yard , on sale today nt 5c. T'/jC , " iLifcc ami 15c yard. 5,000 yards light nnd dark outing flannel worth 121/ic , go nt Gc yard , 12lc percale , 36 inches wide , In all the latest colors and designs , go nt Gc yard. 5,000 yards drapery Swiss -worth 20c , go in this halo at lOc yard. All grades -lnch bleached muslins , Gc. GOO pieces standard prints go at 3V c yard. Everett classic nnd chambrny gingham , worth up to 12' c , go at GVfcc yard. BOSTON STORE , OMAHA , N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas. IMIOGHAM OK Til 13 CONCERT At the- KlrintUcUioilIlt Clinrcli , Thursday Muht , Koliriinry 8. 1'ART I. 1. Organ Solo "Judox" ( Mora ot Vita. . Gounod 2. Organ , Solo "Andante Religiose- " ( Theme ) . Gullmant Mr. Thomas J. Kelly. 3. Solo-"Tho llolv City" . Adams Hev. M. W. Chase. 1. Organ Solo-a ) " .Minuet" . Handel ( b ) "Gavotte" . Thomas ( c ) "Shepherd's Dance. . . . . German 'Mr. ' Kelly. 5. Solo "A Bong of Thanksgiving" . . Allitsen OUss Gertrude Konntze , C. Organ Solo. . "Carmen , " Knntnsic . . Arrang-ed Mr. Kelly. I'AHT II. ' Gallla" . Charles Gounod faiitiK by the choirs of St. Mary's Avenue Congregational and the the First Meth odist churches Mrs. Kelly , soprano solo ist ; Mr. Kelly , organist , and Mr. B. D. Keck , conductor. Explanatory programs furnished free of charge. USC ILLINOIS CENTRAL , TO ST. PAUL. Cramer's Kidney Cure . . . . 75c Listerine . SQC Brome Quinine . isc Ayer's Hair Vigor. : . 75c Hood's ' Sarsaparilla . 69c Miles' ' Remedies . 75c Hosteller's Ditters . 75c Wine of Cardui . 75C Castoria . 25c Kilmer's Swamp-Root . 75c Cuticura Soap . 20c Juvenile Soap . CUT PRICE DRUGGIST llui ciiIviiRu St . Why not via Denver and Salt Lake City through the Heart of the Rockies past the most beautiful scenery on the globe ? Join one of the Hurllneton Overland Excursions which leave Omaha 1:25 : I > , M. every Thursday and you can see it all. Porter , Excursion manager In charge , Through to Los Angeles without change. Ticket Ollice , Burlington Station , 1502 FARNAM ST. 10th & MASON Sti. Telephone 250 , Telephone 310. That tooth of yours. Doesn't It ? It prob ably needs extracting. If go , by the use of Vitalized Air we will remove It and no pain to jou whatever. Possibly it can bo saved. If so , we'll tell you. Extraitlng 25o Vitalized Air 50n Gold Fillings $1.00 up Taft's ' Philadelphia Dental Rooms , IfilT UOUGIVi ! ST. BOSTON STORE'S ' BIG SALE Of Krolik's Detroit Wholesale Dry Goods Stock is the BICGIST SENSATION IN YEARS .Such IlnrKiiliin , Siii'li ( Itiilntltlc * , Such Viilm-1 , Siu-li CrintiN llnicNot Upon KIIOMII ' lU-rore Anil the linn Only .Just Sfurtcil. THESE GRAND BARGAINS TODAY , HOC SILK MOUSSEL1NK DU S01E , 16C. . In connection with the nalo of the Detroit stock wo will offer the balance of the fine silk mousscllno de- solo that arc wortli t > 0c nnd 7fic , in short lengths , but any amount of pieces to match' ' , they go on bargain square today at 13c yard. $12.00 LADIES' TA1LORMAUE SUITS , $3.9S , Most sensational suit offering of the sea son. $3.9S for a line man tailored suit , worth Up to $12.00. The cloth nlono is worth more. All inndo in good styles and of nobby up-to-date cloth. The Jackets arc sllk-llncd , nnd In omo the Jacket nnd skirt are both lined with good Roman silk. On sale today at $3.ng. MOST EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS. All the narrow torchon lace and insertion from the Detroit stock , le yard. All 10c Detroit lace stock , 3c yard. All kinds silk and Oriental lace from the Detroit stock , worth 25c , go at tic yard. All the 25c embroidery and Insertion from the Detroit stork , S'Ac. All .the embroidery from this stock that sold up to Hoc , go at laVfce yard. ? 2.60 plain nnd fancy silk velvet In hro- cadcss and stripes for wnlsts , ! ) Sc yard. Dress trimmings from Detroit stock , worth up to 25c , go nt 2',4c yard. Dress and all other kind of buttons that sold up to 25c doz. , go nt le doz. Ladles' , misses' nnd boys' underwear , worth up to 23c , go nt lOc each. Ladles' seamless fast black hose , 5c. ' Ch'lldren's derby-rib fast black hose , 2c. Hoys' and girls' flno nnd extra heavy ribbed hosiery , worth 23c , go nt lOc and ISc. Ladles' muslin underwear , regular prlco up to $1.00 , on sale at 4c. ! ) Ladles' perfect fitting corsets , drab and black , all sizes , worth $1.00 , nt "inc. BOSTON STORE , OMAHA , N. W. Cor. Itith nnd Douglas. I'ebrnnrjSill. . Many artists In Omnhn and lovers of pic tures generally have an opportunity on next i Thursday , February S , from 2:30 : to I p. at. , I to visit the gallery of Mr. G. W. Llnlnger , | southwest corner of Davenport and Elgh- ! tconth streets , and hear him explain some I of the leading pictures in his studio. Mr. I Llnlnger wil Iglvo an Informal talk whllo' ' standing before his selected subjects , a kind of running commentary from one study to another , as ho takes his visitors round the ' beautiful gallery. No adlmsslon is charged , but a collection will bo received for the benefit of an old soldier , Icng resident In this city , but now in financial straits nnd enfeebled health. Mr. Llnlnger's explana tions will bo interspersed with some musical selections , vocal and instrumental. I'nrterrnikl , Lincoln , Wlimnry I- . The Burlington louls will run a special train Omnhn to Lincoln nnd return for the accommodation of those desiring to nttetvl the IMdcrcwskl concert , provided 100 or more persons signify not later than Thurs day , February S their Intention to patrouUo It. The round trip rate will bo $2.20. If interested , telephone or write Clement Chine , 151S Farnam St. , from whota tickets for the concert may bo secured. Snni'l. Burns , 1318 Farnnm , annual reduc tion sala Is now going on. USE ILLINOIS CENTRAL TO CHICAGO. Several styles. Spring styles. Made as good AP they can be For the money , $0.50 to § 8.50. CLOAK &surrca 1510 Douglas Street. Olio package only to customer and for CASH only. 50c Syrup of Figs ( Genuine ) 20c $1.00 Llstorlno ( Lambert's ) 50c 25c Listerine ( Lambert's ) loc flOe HIrney's Catarrh Cum "iOo GOc Morrow's Kid-no-olds 29c The front fiO or SO feet of first floor at 1513 LJodgo Street is for rent at a ver > reasonable figure also counters and show cases for sale. Sherman & McDonnell Drug Go In Store lit tilth mill Undue. man In new and used Pianos. This v > oek you can make n largo saving on Pianos of the following makes : Stcinway , A. B. Chase , Vose , Emerson. Packard and Ivers & Pond. A few bargains of other makes : One BillingsUpright $75.00 Ono Lyon & Healy Upright $110.00 Ono Story & Camp Upright $150.00 KIrnball Upright $185.00 Hallett & Davis $223.00 Stelnway Upright $285.00 New eastern made Uprights only $105.00 Square'Pianos' and Organs $15 , $23 , $36 , $48 and up. Wo sell on easy monthly payments , rent , tune , exchange , move , and store Plonce. Telephone 1G23. You are cordially invited to Inspect the SELF-PLAYING PIANOLA , THE WORLD'S GHEATKST MUSICAL INVENTION. It plays any piano ; any one can play it. Write for catalogue , prices and bargain list. list.Mueller. . . . THIS LAHfiliST IMAVO HOUSE IN THE WEST. Steinway & Sons ) 1313 farnam Street. Representatives. j 337 Broadway , Council Bluffs. To the Ladies We Have Opened A new department in the line of ladies' fine Mercerized Underskirts. The new spring styles have arrived and they are beauties , every one of them. All in new shades , styles and patterns. Bargains , Yes , Bargains This-Is the most effective , forceful noun In our vocabulary. Always striking , telling. For example , learn its significance in relation to our cloak department , For the next ten days our Suits , Jackets , Waists and Skirts will bo the lowest priced In town. The statement is honest nnd conscientious. The present reductions elmply mean that we are anxious to empty the cloak detriment In order to make place for the now stocks ithat will bo rolling In by carloads In the near future. You know our stock of Jackets' , A great many of them are Imported garments. They are made by the vary best man tailors. They arc worth up to $30.00 your pick of any In the house for $7.39. ( Worthy your attention. ) Ladles' Jackets , inndo of all wool kerseys , silk lined through out , jackets worth up to $12.00 , for only $1.US. ( Worthy your attention. ) , , 500 Jackets , in boucloa , Persians , caterpillars and other rough materials and plain black kerseys , every garment silk lined throughout they are worth up to $10.00 all go In one grand swcop at only $2.98. ( Worthy of your attention. ) 300 Jackets , no lining , at , each , 9Sc. ( Worthy of your at tention. ) , Ladles' Plush Capos , Thibet trimmed , at $1.50 , Ladles' Douclo Capc-s , 30 Inches long , worth $5,00 , for $1.98. Ladles' Crushed Plush Capes , 30 inches long , Thibet trimmed , for only $3.75. Wo have Just 239 Suits le-ft. We dlvldo them in two lota and they go nt two prices LOT OX13 In colors and black , Jackets silk lined through out they ore. worth up to $15.00 your choice for only $5.00. ( Worthy your attention. ) LOT TWO Ladles' black nnd colored Suits , in Venetians and homespuns , some silk lined throughout , ) our choice for only $9.95. Ono lot of Mlsscfe' Jackets , In two-tone bouclcs , that sold for $7.50 , on sale. Skirts Included in the Grand Sale. Ono table of plnlda , stripes nnd checks , as shown In our window , for $1,98 , Ouo table of large all wool golflni ; plaids , plain blacks and fancy mixtures slilrts worth up to $7.00 , for $2.98. Ono table of ladles' Silk Waists , In colors and black , worth $000 , for $2.88. Specials for Thursday. Infants' Eiderdown Cloaka , worth $1 fio. for 75c Ladles' heavy lloeco lined Wrappers on Bale for 'J8e regular price $1 75. Ladles' Percale Wrappers , in blues , blacl , and rtds , worth $1 00 , for only 49c. see ( he WAVE HAG ? Don't you think it 'ibout time to got in shape for the blizzard y weather ? Wo can conio nearer than any other houso'in America in attending to your needed wants. Most of you men folks have Overcoats Most of you wo man folks have cloaks , To thee who luivn't , no\v is your lime to got into shape for the blizzard y weather. You men folks can get good warm overcoats for $4.50 , 80.75 and up aa high in quality and price as you faro to go. . In ulsters from 88.75 and up. Ki-gardless the price you pay , each garment is the best for money that money can buy. The women folk eau start in as low as 81.90 for a good , well made , warm kersey jackotand for § ! U)0 ) we can sell yon a jacket that will cost you anywhere outside this store , not leas than 80. Wo want you to como and see for yourself. Such values as our women's cloak department are ottering , should bring every woman who isn't properly cloaked , here at once. There's a big slice nipped on" thu prices for your benefit. TODAY , prices cut regardless of cost to make room for the immense stock of shoes just bought in the east by our shoe buyer. We must have room , and bargains like these were never offered before. 360 pairs women's fine kid lace shoes , with silk vesting tops , new coin toes , kid tips and single flexible soles , regular " | t7 JS 83.50 values , at . * - * & 236 pairs women's fine velour kid lace shoes with kid tips and heavy single soles , worth every where § 2.50 t 4Q on sale at 1 rr O 320 pairs men's fine patent calf shoes , with full double fair stitched soles , all leather counters and insoles , regular 82 * J shoes , on sale tomorrow at.- l. 230 pairs best satin calf lace shoes , full double f air stitched soles and double - . ble tips , reg 81-50 shoes , tomorrow 410 pairs child's fine dongola kid lace and button shoes , with turned soles and kid tips , sizes 5 to 8 , regular price 81 , on sale at FIND A FLAW if you can in the artificial TEETH wo make quality , finish , nt , and yes , prices and you can have your money back. The work Is of such superior quality that wo have no hesitation In making this statement. Killing or extraction Is done ultlirmt pain , nnd the durability of the work is guaranteed. BAILEY , the Dentist 1'ni.lon IIIKJllfll A ; Knrmilii. . - . ' . - . I.lllljAtlcliiliuil. I'llouo 10H.- I < Dr. II.V. . Hullo' . Toutb I'omler , All Just the kind of weather to make your dog sick. Coughs , colds , fever , distemper ire now prevalent. They can all bo cured ly the timely ugo of Clayton's Distcmperinc. fieo. H. Moore the Lake street dog fan cier says : "Thero IH nctlilng better. " Dirty dog nouses and bedding this tlmo of yeor cauao scratches and mange. Take hen In time and they can bo speedily cured with CLAYTON'S MANUE CURE. Pilco of Bach KOo per bottle. Send for oook on the dog. u A. FULLER &CO 14th aiulDoiiKlas St OMAHA S ST. LOWS R. R. WABASII R. R. 41 Miles the Shortest To St , Louis. 28 Miles the Shortest To filuhiey. Trains lenvo UNION STATION dallr for SI. 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