12
TOE OrAlIA DAITjY IVBE: WEDXEST)AT, OCTOBER fl, 1HOO.
MORE PROOF OF
Union Pacifio Net Surplus for Two Months
Over Threo Million Dollars.
OBJECT LESSON FOR CALAMITY HOWLERS
Vlnnnnlnl Mint rtnriit fnr .lulr nml
AiikumI U HfH I'oiillilr Inilli'it
tlon of lroirriiu Con
illllonx III Iho Weill.
No better Indication of the conditions of
financial prcmuurlty oxlatent In the untlre
TrbnsmlHHonrl region at present coulil I'ti
cited than the Hlatotnent of paruliiK and
expense! of the I'niun 1'aclflc Uallroad com
pany for thu months of Juiy and August
Tho Btatcment Include the Rrcm recel.t
for theno two months of tho Union l'aclllc,
tbo Oregon Short I.lnu nml tho Oregon
Railway & Navigation company, and after
deducting all i'Xiene, IncltldlnK tnxr,
bowB n net surplus of (.1,272,724.19.
ifi LOCAL POLITICAL CALENDAR
ltrMllilk'Mli .MrrtillK.
Wednendio. Oi lol.c- 3
Iollnh llepuhllcan club. Twenty-sixth and
Walnut, i:. Uosewnter, N. (' Pratt.
John K. Schultz (In Herman). Hpcakers.
Sixth Ward Yoiiiir Men's Hepuhllran
club, Twenty-sixth and Orant sireete
Judgo linker and candidates, speakers.
Republican rally. Uenson, Town Hall." II.
I'. Thomas and JudRe Wolcott, speakers.
Thursday, October 4
Theodore lloosnvelt and party, tent, fif
teenth and Capitol avenue; Crclghti n
hall; new Ilnhemlan Turners' hall,
Thirteenth and Martha streets; llsyd'u
theater.
Saturday, October 6
Ilium's hall, South Omaha, Mrs. Mary n.
Lease.
Di'tiioernllo MrrtltiRi.
Wednesday. October 3
I'lrst Ward Uemoeratlc club, Meti hall,
South Thirtieth street.
Seventh Ward llryan club, 1312 Park ave
nue. fifth Ward Democratic club, McKenna'9
hall, Sixteenth and Locust.
Ninth Ward llryan club, 2S16 Tarnnm.
Saturday, October 6
North Sldo llryan club, 4101 North
Twenty-fourth.
This Hurplux is . onsldered almost heyrnd j Thursday, October I
belief, for the reason that It represents a
period of the year, the months of July and
August, when railroading la alwas at Its
lowest pbli. Its authnntleliy, hiweier, li
absolute and to the minds of the men who
have been the recipient of the abstract of
tho llnanclal dolus of the t'nmn Pacific It
forms a HtrlkuiK object lesson tf the flc.ur
lshlDK ondlllon of the west. Tao most
Igtuflr-nnt fact Is that the surplus for'ih;
juomhs of July and AttKUst of 1U03 Is f:tr
In excess of the same period of ISM, de
noting that the improvement ha been
srndual during the past year. Tho lticrne
In tbo surplus over the same period of 1!D
la $332,397 as
The Hurplus, after deducting nil oxpensus
from the Kri.Hs receipts, for the month of
July was JI.BHU.scs.M), and for the mouth
of August Ji.i;7!'.s .'i.:.:t. CimpnrinK the volume-
of imsinoHM done by the three com
panlefl In thcxe two montlis with tho busi
ness of Si ptemh'-r local olllclnls forecast
that the next statement will show u contin
ued tncrcHSe In earnings.
Iho comparative financial Rtatement of
the I'nloti Paelllc, OreRon Short Line and
Oregon Hallway & Navigation compunv
for the mtntlm of July and AURtiat, 18)9
und loon, is shr wn as follows:
1W0. 1S90. Increase.
Gross
receipts .. 7. 140.H71 (V) JC.385.IUl 32 Jl,o:AW7 2S
Jxp . Inc.
taxes ....1.173.317 41 3,515.077.11 ffiSMW
BOSTON STORE MILL END SALE
Today, 3rd Day, Mill End Whioh
Startled the Wholo City.
Ho
IT'S GROWING BIGGER EVERY DAY
AIIIiiiiikIi the Crowd Were So (irrnt
W Wrre- Olillneil til Clone Our
;inirs, Still the Volunir if
Uoodfl mi Snip In So Imnipusp
Surplus . .
When
Operated
$3,272.
5.:
Jl Ifl J.:.Sn,32 81 J 39.S97 3S
'.! 1M.23
Tin: it t -1 1 1 i : it siioi: to.
.Baccrnnor to the llimr, IT. I." Ilntmln
' Sree, ir.in.
- WKKCKAUK DEI'AKTMICNT.
Tho Howe's $2.50, $3.."o nml $4.00 broken
lines ladles' slices, snlu price C9c.
Tho Howe's $1.50, $l.7,"i and $2.00 misses'
shoes, Cflc.
Tho Ilowo's ladles' house slippers, worth
$1 00 and $1.25. sate price 49c.
Tho Ilouo's $2.50 ami $3.00 men'n shoes.
OSc.
Tho Howe's $3.50 and $4.00 men's tan
Bboes. $1.59.
Tho Ilowo's $3.50 and $4.00 ladies' tan
shoes, $1.59.
Tho Howe's 75c children shoes, 12c.
i Come early Wednesday morning.
Si TUB KOf'HKSTini SIIOR CO.,
Douglas St., 1.115.
INVESTIGATING PUPILS' AGES
JCtiKlrrKiii-tiMiM ( rim (led lij Hrnsiin
of Children l.fiii thnn rive Yenrn
Old Hrlnit Sent io Sellout.
(.' "All the kindergarten tenchors In tlio city
havo been Instructed to Investigate tho
ugen of children who havo entered school
and do not appear to bo 5 years old, tho ago
.required by tho state law. Wo nre examin
ing the birth records In the olllce of tho
,clty health commissioner and propose to
.enforco the law to tho letter," said Mrs.
Orlettn Chittenden, superintendent of
!nlorgnrtuns In tho public schools
"Nearly all the kindergartens nre crowded
nnd all our room Is required for the accom
modation of the children who are entitled
to school privileges.
"Our experiences with parentR who aro
trying to work children off on us who aro
under ago aro iitlto amusing. A short time
neo there was one little girl who looked so
young that I could not believe who was old
enough to be In school. 1 found that her
enrd wns filled out properly, hut still I
wasn't satisfied. 'How old nre you, rjmmn?'
I asked -her. Tho little tot hesitated for
n moment before replying, 'Why, I aro 4
nt home and I are 5 at school.' This Is a
fair sample of the wny the llttlo folks give
nway secrets every day."
Tho Mndergarten at Kellom school is tho
largest In the city nnd Ins an attendance
of 110. These llttlo folks come In two sec
tions, tho older and moro advanced children
coming In tho morning and the beginners
In tho afternoon it is probablo that an
other paid UBslstnnt will have to bo aa
nlguod to this school to enro for the In
creasing attendance.
Tho kindergartens nt Comenlus, Castellar
nnd Long schools have an attendance vary
ing from seventy to olghty-flvo nnd In all
theso schools the little folks are divided
Into sections. Tho Lake school kindergar
ten hna shown n great Inerensu this year,
tho number of children already enrolled
tolng sixty-live. It Is likely that this kin
dergarten will bo divided Into sections
within u few week3. Children nro nllowcd
to enter klndcrgnrtcns at nny tlmo during
the year and the number of pupils enrolled
increases constantly during the school year.
CENSUS WORK NEARING AN END
lliiiiiiifrntli f MmiuriictiirliiK IIn-
terprlxr In Oiiiulin Will Hp Ciiiii
lilrtdl In Tmi WppUn.
Tho work of enumerating the manufactur
ing enterprises of Omaha is within two
weeks of completion, the special agents at
this time being engaged principally In re
porting on establishments shown In th?
census of 1900 and not reported by the agenl
on their first, trips over Iho city this year.
Tho chief htatlstlclan nt Washington has
petit to Omaha 8C1 cards bearing names of
persons In buMnesB ten years ago which
have not reported this year. As soon as
these ards arrive they aro turned over to
tho ngents, who visit the nddresses given
and ascertnln what has become of the manu
facturer. In about half of tho cases It Is
found that the men have been missed by the
enumerator nnd in the others they have
either died or left tho city. With tho gain
showed by South Omaha tho names of sixty-
seven persons reported ten years ngo were
pent back for examination and but ono person
wns found who hnd been missed, tho others
having gone out of business. Council Muffs
had 105 "skips" reported, but only twenty
of thorn were found. With slxty-nvc reported
at Nebraska City and fifty-two at Platts
mouth only a dozen were found in the two
cities.
Tho census bureau is making a most caro
ful canvass of tho manufacturing enterprises
und as a result the reports on this subject
will be of the greatest vauo to persons In-,
vestlgatlng tho relatlvo conditions of dif
ferent sections of the union. Somo startling
discrepancies nre to bo expected In tho
comparison of tho population schedules nnd
the manufacturing statistics. Tho reports
show n lnrgcr number of persons employed In
Omaha than ten years ago, while the popula
tion shows a uccrease. Other towns showing
larger Increase In population will not make
as good a showing as Omaha In the Increase
of manufacturing bouse nnd persons em
ployed therein.
Kxlilbl nt I'urlfi.
There Is a large exhibit from this country
nt the Paris exposition which will prove
very Interesting to all who may attend, but
no more so than tho news that tho famous
American remedy, llostetter's Stomach Hit
lers, will positively euro dyspepsia, Indi
gestion, constipation, bllllousness and nerv
ousness. To all BUfferers of tho above com
plaints u trial Is recommended, with tho as
surance that when honestly used a cure will
bo effected. It also tones up tho entire
system.
Some OliJcctloiiN to tlie untliprr.
Tho Uathery Is not a cure-all. Wo don't
guaranteo to euro home-sickness, rlngbono,
Ingrowing-face or a deslro to live in Lin
coln. For thesu reasons somo womon do
not patronize the Uathory. They want
moro gold-brick treatment they like faith
euro nnd plonty of palmistry nt two dol
lars per hand-out. Wo cannot satUfy such
poople there Is not a clairvoyant on tho
promises and we are uot operating a pnt
ent medicine mill. Wo don't even try to
hell you a book on "How to Uo Beautiful.'
Tho Ilcnstrom treatment will not hulp
cases which require a surgical operation,
but In tho treatment of ordinary diseases
It Is highly beneficial nnd It 1b a posltlvo
cure for nil forms of rheumatism and nerv
ous troublo. Electricity plays an important
part In this treatment and the wonderful
effects of this mysterious force can hardly
be overestimated. In connection with tho
new style Turkish baths and the massage It
is n marvelous healing nnd lnvlgornt.ng
power. Tho Konstrom treatment Is dally
demonstrating Its effectiveness. It Is un
equaled as n comploxlon benutlflcr and the
only sure euro for wrinkles. It Is the only
safe, sonslblo and effectlvu bust developer,
rounding out the figure and bringing back
tho graceful lines of youth to those who
aro too thin.
Tho Uenstrom treatment Is no longer an
experiment. It Is bnsed upon Bound scion
tlfle theory nnd Its worth has boon ro
peatedly demonstrated by actual experi
ment. Aside from the full treatment, tho
new style Turkish baths given at tho Uath
ory aro worth trying. Trained womon glvo
the treatments and n maid Is always at
your service. Second floor Ileo building.
Exclusively for ladles and oporated .with
special rcferonco to their comfort nnd convenience.
Htofnn flersnam. 913 Atlas, bov:
1233 South Fourteenth, boy. J Williams
Florence, bov , Max Kelennati
. boy; Dominlrk Cosprovo, inio
1M Houth
va South
Nineteenth
North Twenty-fourth, boy. I),
Harney, girl; Charles llenti,
Twentiein, gin.
Deaths-Daniel lloberts. 1924 Smith Flftv.
second, nged 91, Alma Hrhltnmelpfennlg, st
Joseph fl hospital, nged 21.
ROCHESTER
THAT TODAY'S HAKUA1NS ARK STILL
OH K AT Kit THAN TUB FIHST.
HEAR IN MIND
that this Is not morely n snle of mill rem
nants only, but of mill und factory goods
of every description, such as
Cloaks, Jackets, Millinery,
Underwear, Gloves,
Men's and Hoys' Clothing,
Hats, Capi, Furnishing Ooods,
Hoots, Shoes, Rubbers.
$1.00 LADIES' JERSEY WAISTS, DC.
In order to close out nil tho odds nnd
ends of Jerseys In this mill-end sale wo
will sell tomorrow overy Jersey for tadles,
misses and children, In black, reds, browns
and drabs, plain anil brnlded, all sizes
choice, Cc.
LADIES' DLUE FLANNEL WAISTS. 25C.
Hundreds of blue flannel waists trimmed
with white nnd blnck braid, all sizes, 26c. j
LADIES' $1.60 GOLF HATS, 60C.
All the odds and ends of golf lints
trimmed with wide polka dot silks, n num
ber of Bhapes. go at 60c.
$10.00 AND $15.00 HATS, $5.00.
400 new hats that were made to sell nt
$10.00 and $16.00. In this mill-end salo at
$5.00.
LADIES' $5.00 HATS. $1.98.
300 velvet made hats trimmed with gold
braids or Jot, birds nnd ornaments, at $ 1 OS.
ON OUR MAIN FLOOR.
$1.00 ladles' and misses' kid gloves, black
and colors, 23c.
$1.25 and $1.50 ladles' kid gloves. 49c. .
75c and $1 corsets, white, drab, fancy
colors, 39c.
25c ladles' aprons, 10c.
Silk braids, gulmps nnd trimmings, lc
and 3fcc.
Remnants of embroidery Insertion, lc
each.
25c all kinds laco at Side nnd 6c.
25c handkerchiefs, nil styles, 3 Vic and Cc.
25c all linen handkerchiefs, 10c.
15c ladles' and children's fast black and
tnn hose, 6tc.
24c ladles', misses' nnd children's bono,
10c and 15c.
"5c largo pearl buttons, slightly Imper
fect, 6c doz.
25c fnncy trimming buckles, 5r ench.
15c quality sltesla nnd percallncs, Cc yd.
25c sllk-finlshed mercerized linings, all
colors, 10c.
MILL-END SALE CONTINUES IN THE
HASEMENT.
Rottor, grander, stronger than ever. Moro
special bargains tomorrow thnn wc had tho
first day. Moro than likely wo will again
have to closo the doors.
Mill-Ends drapery sateen, donlm and ere
tonne, worth 25c, at 5c yard,
Mill-Ends plain colored mercerized sa
teen, worth 40c, at 10c yard.
Mill-Ends cambric dress lining, lc.
Mill-Ends Hilkollne, 3c yard.
Mill-Ends 36-Inch percale, 5c yard.
Mill-Ends fleeced wrappor flannel, 6c yd,
Mill-Ends of 12Ho outing flannel, Eo yard.
MIU-EndB npron ginghams, 2'.c yard.
Mill-Ends wool eiderdown flannel, 25c yd.
Mill-Ends unbleached muslin, IVic yard.
Mill-Ends 25c corded gingham, 0c yard.
Mill-Ends bleached muslin, 2Vjc yard.
Mill-Ends Indigo blue prints, lc.
Mill-Ends 26c 40-inch India llnon, 10c.
Mill-Ends extra heavy 15c canton flan
nel, 3Hc.
Mill-Ends 75c velour plush, 2Cc.
Mill-Ends odd laco curtains, 16c each.
Mill-Ends l!6-yard long Irish point cur
tains, 25c.
Mill-End sale small blanket samples, 2Vic
each.
Mill-Ends of carpet rugs, 1 yards long,
Wilton, Moquotte, etc., at 76c each.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas.
l.l.NCOI.N VliUniT t'.lllMVAl,, O.i.Kio.11. n Tho Unuio
OUUliUddUld IU 1 110 iiuitui
Vln ltool llnml ltiiutp, I j f 0U Pom
Oct. 2 to 6th. $1.65 for the round trip. i UrflflU Upgnillg OdlC, UUIII"
Slnfo.p,S,'onTS a.r,m'.. 130 msncing Wednesday Morn-
and 6:55 p. m. City ticket office, 132J Far- JMO, ftiOfl
nam st. i'6! U,JU
Ladles' Shoes, The Howe s price J2. 68
J ' $4.f.O and J5. our price .
FOR CARNIVAL COUGHS
t SE "LA GRIPPE COI OH SYRUP" It
Ladles' Shoes, the Howes price ftl.Qg,
$3 und J3S0, our price ............ '1 X-
Gent's Sb'ieH, the Howes llnest ho
former price s turn . JhA.vO
clears tlie voice nnd broucblal pass.gos. oetit'H Shoea. the Howo'h $3 60. $4
It stops 'trie ' backing, chronic cougn ns i nnd $1.50 shoes, sale price
easily und quickly as It does the moro re
cont one coughs, colds, bronchitis, wheez
ing of the breath, "tightness" about thr
chest, hoarseness and soro throat. All
yield quickly to n few doses of this rem
edy. Price 25e and 60c. Samples free.
FOR COLD IN HEAD use Sherman's
Catarrh Jelly. For Huy Fover, Sherman's
HEAD ACHES (from cold) use Sherman's 1 CoilH) early.
Eucalyptus Cittnrrh Jelly. When you can
not breathe through tho tmso u'so Sher
man's Catarrh Jelly. If you have never
used It call nnd get free sample. You will
know then that It's the best catarrh and
cold medicine made. Made and sold by
Tho volf In th fable puv on sheep's
clothing because II he traveled cn his own
reputation he couldn t accomplish his pur-
foso. Counterfeiters of UcWltf Witch
lazel Salve couldn't sell their ..orthlcss
Halves on tholr merits, so they put them In
boies and wrappers like Hewitt's. Look
'out for them. Tnlto only IcWttt'H Witch
Hazel Salve. It cures piles and all sMn
'dUeoscs.
Sherman & McComigII Drug Go
New Store S. W Cor. 10th and Dodge.
..$1' 98
Wo have added 500 casoa of
tho Rochester's lineal shoes
stylo unexcelled price ono
half. Full lines of misses' and
children's shoes half price.
The Rocheste
WOMEN'S
CLOTHIN
G
Are you curious about the autumn fash
ions in women's suits and wraps? The
magic mirror is here ready, Come to
day, tomorrow, anytime, and we'll look
into it together,
A Worn, city's
T.iIor-Mde
Successors to The Howe,
1515 Douglas St.
1515
'9
Popular Excursions
VIA
The Union Pacific to
Iregon
S PJCTO
Extracts from numerous letters:
Nora, A. Miller of Los Annolcs, Cnl.,
writes. "I have taken the trip many
times by different routes. I can say
your Personally Conducted Excursion?
excel all. I found everythlns cloan
nnd comfortnblc, and received as much
nttontlon ns I did goIiir east in tho
rullmnn."
Mr. Ezra W. Decoto of Chicago, Ill
writes: "I wish to thank tin Union
l'ncldc for the wny in which they ar
ranged our entire trip, nnd for tho
way In which they made ua all comfortable."
Mrs. Georgo MonlRomcry of I)s
Anfieles, wrltos: "I havo traveled a
great deal, but never used tourist cars
before, and wo had not thought It
posslblo for a Journoy to be mado so
comfortable. Tho Union l'aclllc cam
nro a revelation."
Mr. Godi-ko Chadley of Seneca Falls,
N. V., writes: "Everything that could
bo done for tho comfort of passen
gers all tho way was done, and will
recommend your excursions to nil our
friends, feeling assured that tho ar
rangement Is tho best for tho publ c."
These Personally Conducted Excursions
Leave Omaha Every Friday.
For full Information oall nt
New City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam St Tel- 316.
Sam'l Hums', 1318 Fnrnom, Is selling whlto
nnd gold tollot set, JT.T5.
Low Itntc to Lincoln,
Only $1.65 to Lincoln and return, via tho
Ilurllngton Route, on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday.
Only $1.35 to Lincoln and return, via tho
Ilurllngton Houte, on Thursday.
Trains nt 8:40 a. m., 3:00 p. m., 4 :2C p. m.
nnd 9:30 p. m.
Tickets, 1S02 Farnam street nnd at Bur
lington station.
Williams & Smith Co, announce the ar
tlval of fall nnd winter woolens.
Mortality Ntatlatlrx.
The following births and denths were re
ported to tho city health commissioner for
the twenty-four hours ending at noon Tues
day: Ulrths Tj, Worm, 1010 Davenport, boy;
Ned Hassett, 3525 South Twenty-fourth, plrl;
I-Inc In Ml nr.
I'VANSVILLE, Ind.. Oct. 2. ny n shot
fired' in the Sunnysldo coal mine hero Sat
urday nljtht Just before tho miners left tho
pit the mine wns set on lire nnd, having
been undiscovered until Monday morning,
when tho men returned to work, galnod
much hendway. The mlnn representatives Palne's Celery Compound
nnd gangs of men have boen fighting tho
dro without success' for thlrty-slx. hours
At noon today the Are was not yet undor
control.
ONE MOHE WEEK AND OIMt OltEAT CFT-lMtlCE PIANO SAL13 WILL
CIX)SE THE KEMAINDElt OF OI H GKEAT AK-SAIl-HBN STOCK OF
STEIN WAY A. B. Cha'se
Vose, Ivors & Pond
Emerson, Sieger and Packard
Must nnd will be sold regardless of cost
Uraml new up-to-date I'lanos In all fancy
woods, only $1415, Jlf,S, $172 und up
Slightly used Upright und Siniaxu I'lanos,
only . $23. $55. S5 and up
Nw York lMa.no Co. I'prlght only. ..$ I5.no
J V Male Upright, only $luC.Ol
Hoot & Sons' Upright, only $125.00
Vos A Sons', good condition, only . .$HS.W
Large Chlckerlng, rosew'd ense, only.$lR3.00
Stfck Concert Grand, only $325.00
Elegant Sohmer Parlor Orand. only $!5U.OO
livery Instrument Fully
(itiitrantccd.
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Flno tuning nnd repairing. 'Teb-phono 1CX.
prices and terms or pay un a visit of Inspection and
New Plnnon for rent.
Write for cntnloguos,
Hee tlie wonueriul
SELF-PLAYING PIANOLA.
The greatest musical Invention of thengo It plays any piano, anyone can play It
SCiMllEf? & KILEfi,
Did Reliable Piano House.
1313 FA11NAM ST. OMAHA 337 UHOADW AV, COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Work
1
Mado of (itio quality all wool pebble
cheviot jacket the now six button
box front stylo, lapela faced with satin
satin lined, now Having skirt, with
inverted plait back, no better suit
bold anywhere for fesa
than 15 our price .... uiia H J
A Woman's New Walking
Skirt made of heavy all wool peb
ble cheviot, in black only, inverted
plait back, perfect hanging, linished
with 8 rows of tailor stitching around hot- CJjfl
torn, a regular 6 skirt, Thursday only Ony
A Woman's
New Fall
made of a lino all wool kersey, in
tan, black, blue and castor, now G-
nitton box front, kersey strapped
ind stitcned, now high storm collar
y.uid lapels, heavy satin lined
W III i j j i -v i an nu
km uesi inunr in umana (gjn k
for tho price WW H
Women's SKoes
The remarkable character of those
shoe bargains can only bo eomproh end
ed by examination the moro expert tho
critic, the greater the bargain will be.
We are making a specialty of selling a
women's kid shoo that most stores sell
at $2.50. for $1.90. Plain or
vesting tops, heavy or medium
BolQS, 11 to IliJlf.
sill
mm? m
It'B a Hhoo wo know stands a
AVe guaranteo it to bo the
best. If from reasona
ble use they rip or
crack, you've a per
fect right to bring
them back
IfiC
MRS. J. BENSON.
CHILDREN'S
Fall and Winter
COATS
Boo tho now Winter Jackets, box back and double
broasted front, ages 4 to 12, from :. 50 to $11.75.
Children s Long Coats, from 1 vear up to 5, protty styles.
Prices, $1.25 to SS.75. . ' .
Infants' Long Coats, all prices.
Children's Light Weight Fall Jackets, ages 5 to 8
Prices, $1.50 to $5.00.
FOR
AH AUDITORIUM.
Thf nnii(.frtH arn nvop nml thn rnmmlttnn
has n good sized nest egg so let uu all pull I
toKother and It won't he long till we will i
have un auditorium bulldlnt;. Tho neonle
want It and they're going to have It or
"hunt a liame string."
Cramer h Kidney euro Tie
Castorln ISO
Wine or cardui 16.
Duffy's .Mult Whiskey Mo
Pinkliam's Compound "5o
1 doz. 2-uraln Qulntno Capsules 7c
1 doz. 3-crnln Quinine Capsules 10c
1 dozen &-xraln Quinine CApiulrs 16c
AJax Tablets 4M
Bar-Hen 4lc
West Uraln and Nerve Treatment 29c
Pierce's Prescription 76c
Carta's Liver Pills 15c
Byrup of 1'lgs :c
Palne's Celery Compound 6c
Stuart's Uyspepsla Tablets 40c
Carfleld Ten 20o
l-axatue iiromo Quinine 15c
CUT IMUCIJ
11 DUUGf.IST
WE OFFER AN
ABSOLUTELY
all - wool, mm wmm
FALL TOP
fl
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vn ma vtw t&u ij i:-
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United States Agree All China too
Be Taken With the Kodak,
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a right weapon. We can Hhow you first-
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All nmateur photo soods, fresh, ro
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Free Instruction for beginners.
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$5.00 P0C0 fOR $3.75.
S The Robert Dempster Co.,
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Wholesale anil Hetall Dealers. O
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With Best (Skinner) Satin Sleovos, tailor
ed in first-class style, and Perfect
Fitting, at
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In Three Shades,
OXFORD, CAMBRIDGE and GRAY,
We oiler All Wool Top Coats, without satin sleeves, but
good quality iron yarn, velvet collar, Jp3.7 5
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Aro yon going lo wear a
JPA1ICTV VPST
This fall?
Not 3xpensive, that is if you get it hero,
showing a great assortment at
Wo aro
.25, $1.50, $1.95, $2.25, $2.50.
Your Fall upparol will not bo complete- until you lmvc ono.
Thoy nro Strletly Fashionable.
When In our store oak our clothtni; ilesman to Hhow you our now II. S. Si M.
allot- mndo Suits und Ovorcoatu.
Selling the Most ClothiiiK in Omaha.
" . . nans m twflfc "iPHREP SFiliraBftB"l0.
No gush, but plain facts about the great
est genuine bargain sale in Omaha's
history, now being held at Haydeu Bros.
The leading mills and factories of (he country ship
us their goods direct, as our tremendous wholesale husi"
ness throughout the Trans-Mississippi country puts us
on the same footing as the largest johhers. We there-.
' hy save the middleman's profit which ordinary buyers
through second-hands are compelled to pay.
What store in America can boast of handling ex
clusively the product of such great mills and factories
as the Amoskeag Flannel -Mills, tho famous rhicopee
Mfg. Co., the well known Ellerton Mills, the Victoria
Mills!, the Appleton Quilt Mills, the Windsor Cotton
Mills, the White Star Percale Mills, the Arlington Mills,
the Atlantic Mills, the Lawrence Lonsdale Co., the
l.rooktleld Linen Works, York Street Spinning Works,
C.oodall's Celebrated Woolen Mills. Fnntsworlh Wor
. sted Mills. Arkonia Mills Co., Folwell Bros., Win. F.
Head, the Star and Crcsceiil Works, Penobscot Linen
Mills, the Lowell Worsted -Mills, the Hotany Worsted
Mills, the leading mills and factories of the country?.
The Piig Store stands between the people and at
tempted combinations and alleged trusts cannot force
us to inainlaMi their exhoibitant prices. We know the
factories we have contracted with and that, we will
have no dilllculty in obtaining more goods Avhen these
immense purchases are disposed of. We fearlessly
break their prices.
PKICFS A UK RIDICULOUSLY LOW. TH 13 OOODS A JIB
TUB J.BST MADI3. COMPAHB TUB VALUBS. BUY
ALL YOU WANT. QUANTTPIBS A KB UNLIMITED.
Extra sales-people in all departments. .loin the
hosts of discerning and economical buyers and supply
your wants this wool; at the great sale at
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HOWELL'S
vice, otc, ot Dr. 11. J. lUr. Ssmweu, N. V. Bure cure. All druggists.
Kldneycura?
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I)lHr.v'K. Utti'k
BOlio, of At If Tic
Ktnts. or by mail,
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Chilly fall ovon
ln;a lireod CoukIis
mill Imd oacn too,
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