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THH OMAHA DAILY" HEK; Til L'H.SDA V, 'NOVfiMnnH 15, JHOO.
HIGHER SALARIES ARE PAID
The United States Loads All Nations in
Ekillod Mechanics,
LEARN THE GREAT SECRET OF SUCCESS
Tlio OpiHirtunHy l.lfc-Tlmr It
Oil or fit In Prcc .'ifluilnrihlp Con
test of lliu liitf-rmit Itiniil C'tir
rrxiioinlriici! M'liouli.
All liberal-minded persons agree that tlio
boat wealth to acquire u an education
that can be used au education that will
not only ranku your incomo larger, hut nso
make your work lighter and nioro ploasuni.
Several renders of Tho Uto fully rcallzo
this fact and havo taken tho opportunity
of the I'reo Scholarship contest, lu wh.cli
tn course of tho world-famed Interna
tional Correspondence School of Scranton,
J'a., will ho Blveu to tho ten successful
conteHtantP.
Althouf h tho tlmo li about half Konc, Mr.
L. O. Woods of Tckamah, Neb., dlarta In
the race today with tho determination of
carrying off one of tho valuable prizes.
Tho following; la tho Htandlnt; of the con
tcalnnlH up to 4 o'clock Wednesday:
W. II. Uoynolds. HiistltiRS, Neb 0,113
V. Ilonzltu;, Oratid Island, Neb 1,820
L. (5. Wood, Tckamah. Nrb 1.000
Henry I,. Cassell, 5230 Meredith uvo.. S.203
Wutson 11. l'crklus. 11. 11. Hruee & Co. 2.r.3C
11. K. Muller, Fisher & Kawrlc 5,350
Frauk A. Pecker, Council Ulurfs, la.. 2.26.1
John W. Mulr, Omaha Maclilno workn. '.'.070
John Haynos, Dewey & Stone 5,035
'. W. Ilolbrook. 1108 Harney at 1.S9I
John C. Allen, 2550 ChtcnKO Ht 1.0.0
II, C. Van Avery, K10S Capitol nvo.. 1,2I
Will A. Drown, Fullcrton, Neb 1,101
Albort Sesmnan, Murray hotel 1.1S0
V. W. IlartlltiB, Nebraska City, Neb.. H33
Av V. Hatch, 1010 Spencer st WJ
1. awrcnco Wlllltims, Council Muff.i, la. !H"
Uoas Morgan, Orand Island, Neb.... $j2
A. J. Van Antwerp, Lodl, Neb fTn
William Kohlur. 2621 l'arkcr Bt 781
Tllancho WIrkh, Millard hotel 452
Charles I). Cole, box 063, Omaha 407
J. W. Woods, Council HlutfH, la CS0
Hmma Hood, Telephone) exchange.... !533
Daisy Hickman, Dennett's Dept. Htoro K01
John Kurbush, 101S North lGth st.... SCO
(leorgo L. Fisher, U. P. supply house. 172
Theo. Schnotz, 2021 Howard ht 153
Carl Heuch, 1109 South 27th at S3
Winifred LlniliKcr, 1117 South 0th St.. 31
REAL ESTATE CONDITIONS
Henry AV. Antes ( onllileiit (lint Oinnliit
(ii'iiuiul Will Simiii He lit Valii
ntite tin in Clilt'iiico.
Henry W. Yates addressed a largely nt
trnded meeting of tho Omaha Heal Katnto
exchange at the Commercial club at noon
yoatcrday. Mr. Yates spoko conccrnlnn real
estatn mutters. Ho asserted that lu order
for Omaha to enjoy tho full measure of pros
perity that Is certain to sweep over tho
country oven to a Krentor extent than dur
InK the laBt two or thrco years real estate
conditions must bo Improved. Ho advo
cated certain legislative reforms In order
to Improve tho methods of taxation and
collection. Mr. Yates made a roscate-hucd
prediction In his declaration that tho tlmo
waa not far distant when business property
In Omaha would bu as valuable as It Is lu
Chicago today and residence property will
be Bclllnif for $500 per front foot on West
Kanutn street Instead of 9100 us at present.
H. H. Harder, a former member of tho
exchango who Is now located In Salt Lnko
City, was a visitor at tho meeting nnd de
livered an entertaining address.
Next week'a meeting of tho exchange will
he addressed eithor by Herman Kountze or
W. S. I'oppleton.
I'ltAi.ns iii:i.; i'i:hi'i:thati;i).
A Menace to Health Tlml hi l'ulillo
.Should lli-lp hiiiirtMH.
Everyone knows more or less nbout Buf
falo Mthla Water.
This famous water has undoubtedly tho
endorsement of more phynlclans In tho
United States and (Jrcat Ilrltalu than any
thing of a similar naturo today on tho
market.
HufTalo Llthla Water has gained a re
markable reputation as a solvent and elim
inator of Henal Calculi and as a preventive
of Calculi. Its favorablo action In Uric
Acid Diathesis, Oouty Hheumatlo conditions,
Albuminuria of Drlght'a Disease and Preg
nancy la well known.
Somo unscrupulous dealers seeing an op
portunity of enriching themselves at tho
ixpenso of tho public, and to tho detriment
of their customers' health, havo resorted to
rolllling Duftalo Llllila Water bottles with
ordinary water. Dy doing this they nro not
only Injuring tho good uamo of Duffalo
Mthla Water but aro often creating seri
ous trouble In giving patlcntB, who need tho
ii edlclnnl effects of Duffalo Llthla Water, t
water that uot only will fall to accomplish
tho results looked for. but ottcu In Itself
will create harm.
Tho proprietor of Huffnlo I.lthla Springs,
Virginia, has offered a reward of $500 to
anyono who will give him sufficient evl
donco of fraud tn bring nbout tho convic
tion of anybody offending in tho abovo man
ner, nnd cautions tho public to bewnro of
buying Huffulo Mthla Water from any but
dealers of unquestioned character and ro
hPouslblllty. It should bo bornu In mind that Huffalo
I.lthla Water Is sold In half-gallon bottles
and no other way, and that water told from
tho siphon, or In goblets, or In any other
May whatsoever, Is uot tho genuine. F.vcry
ork of tho genuine Buffalo I.lthla Water Is
branded either Spring No. 1 or Spring No.
2, aud upon oach cork Is tho seal which
bears tho trade mark, aud again tho num
ber 1 or 2, according to tho Spring from
which that bottlo has been lilted.
"Wo beliovo that It Is tho duty of all,
nsldo from tho reward which la being
offered, as a matter of self-prcservatlou and
for tho general good of tho publlu to co
operate with tho proprietor of these famous
wrings In the llrst placo to assure them
selves that thoy aro really Rotting tho genu
Jno Duffalo I.lthla Wator when they ask for
tho fame, and in tho tecond plnco to report
jiromptly any caso that may eomo to their
notlco whore dishonesty that Is apt to pro
duce taich serious results, Is being prac
ticed. Nc-tn llluli Stuiiilurit,
In grndlm? pupils of tlio commercial do-
iiurtment In tho High school. N. li. Van
dnlre, who has cliargu of tho work, has
refused to glva credit for matliemutl"al
work which l uot nbolutely eotreet In
every detail. Ho has udop-.od tlio standard
et by business men ana maintains that
work which Is wrong In any particular Ij
not worthy of contddornilon. Somo puplla
objected to such a unlet system and tie
idared It unjust, but Mr. Van.Matre adher?d
to his original plan and has dcmotntratcl
to hla elass.'s that persons who expect to
Micreujd In the business world must ublilo
by Its standards.
Mnjur I'liuiM lli'nuliiiloii,
"When nuked If he will mIiiu tlio resolution
passed by tho council which empowers tho
Hoard ol l'ubllo Works to dialu tho tlats
north of Nicholas street and east of tho
tracks of tho Omaha Hue, Mayor Jloorrs
paid that ho Is heartily lu favor of this
jdan anil will do everything In his power to
carry It out. As soon as the mayor ut
tr.ches his slgnnturo to tho resolution, tho
city engineer will put men to work drain
ing the ponds, nnd more than twenty acres
of valuable warehouso property will bo re
claimed. The Ideal l.ii.vutlve.
No more ancient pill poUons and black
draughts, but up-to-date, scientific, harm
less, palatable, potent Cascarets Candy Ca
ttartlc. DrugRlBts, 10c, 25e, COc.
nosTox sroitr: .iacki:t sam:.
f, rtnueiielirln A Co.'n () erloitc of
AViiiiien'N no it Ml)-' .IneKet.
ON SAI.H TODAY.
AT 50(1 ON THK DOMiAIt.
Thli Is an unusual opportunity. Tiles';
garments were made for this season's trad'
and represent the newest and mokt ap
proved Btylca. I. Hoieneheln & Co. wen
forced to B'.ll these jackets at a great sac
rifice on arcount of the unfavorable trade
conditions duo to the warm weather.
I.ADinS' $5.00 JACKKTS FOU J1.9S.
This lot conBlata of fluo kersey, bottcles,
frler.es, etc., In u vast assortment of styles,
$5.00 values, all sizes, at J 1.08.
J-.ADIHS' $6..0 JACKKTS, 3.9S.
Fine kersey, heavy Irish frieze and curly
bouclo Jackets, lined throughout, high col
lars, newest styles, J5.G0 valtfs, for J3.PS.
LADIES' JS.CO JACK UTS, ;1.0S.
Hxtra fine kersey, frieze, cheviots, Vene
tians, coverts, etc., silk and satin lined,
now haudtome designs, JS.f.O nlues, ut $I.9S.
I.ADIKS' $12-50 JACKKTS, $C.0S.
This lot Includes fur trimmed kerseys,
velours and novelty garments; nlao all
wool kerseys' with applloucd collars and
reveres, nobby box front effects, hand
somely lined, new bell sleeves, notually
J12.C0 values, ut J'J.OS.
The highest grades of Jackets made, such
as tho finest Kngllnh kerseys, meltons, Per
sian carls, vicunas, etc., will be sold at the
following low prices:
J9.S0 FOU LAWKS' $17.30 JACKKTS.
tll.r.O FOU LAWKS $20.00 JACKKTS.
$11.60 FOU LAWKS' $53.00 JACKKTS.
Once more we advice you that these
values ate exceptional; come and profit by
this fortunate purchase.
IIOSTON STOKK, OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. 10th und Douglas Sts.
LOOKING FOR SEWER OUTLET
Wnlinit Hill Addition i-rrnrnt n Proli
lem fur the City IliiRlncrr'
Department.
The tity engineering department Is con
fronted with n serious proposition In af
fording sanitary sewerage for Walnut Hill
and adjoining nddltlons. Tho territory Is
located so far from the river that It Is not
possible to secure nn outlet to tho east.
Saddle creek could be utilized were It larxo
enough to enrry oft tho rofuso without be
coming badly contaminated. Surveys were
made some time ago nnd It was thought at
that time to be Impossible to dispose of the
sewerage without using garbage consumers
or vats In which the refuse could be decom
posed and put In such condition that public
health would rot bo endangered by using
Saddle crock- as un outlet.
A new survey will bo made by tho city
engineer, In nccordanco with recent action
of the ceuncll. and Mr. Hosowater will make
a careful study of conditions and report to
the council tho best plan for construction
a system of sewerage for that part of the
city.
AtiiiiinnceiiiciitN of I lie Tlienft'rn.
Tho Orphcum Is drawing the usual big
house with a bill that Is pleasing every
body and possesses tiomo exceptional acts.
Tom Nawn nnd company In "Pat and the
Ocnll." aro delightful. Our little Omaha
boy. Master Arthur Ooff, Is meeting with
great success and will havo llttlo trouble
lu getting right to the front among comet
virtuosos. Tho amateur show tomorrow
night will pack tho house, as most of the
good seats will he gone before noon.
Tlio period In which the story of Kleanor
Merron's successful play, "Tho Dairy
Farm," which comes to the Doyd tonight
for four nlghtn and matinees Saturday and
Sunday, Is laid between tho years of 1831
and 1&5C In the picturesque old village of
Hurley, deter county, N. A"., "beforo the
war." Tho quaint costumes of that period. I
Including tho old-fashioned hoopnkirtn. '
chignons nnd pagoda alecvcs, aro worn by
tho women who Interpret female characters
In the play, and many old songs, Including
"nosln tho Dow," "The Needle's Kye, ' '
"Hackward. Turn Ilackward, O Tlmo In '
Thy Flight!" and many old-fashioned games
and pastimes of tho country people aro In
troduced. Mlaco'o Trocadcro continues to have record-breaking
crowds, both dally matinee
and night. The "Llttlo Egypt" company has
proven to be a big winner. Next week,
beginning Sunday matinee, comes the
Parisian Delles, another burlesque com
pany. A series of moving pictures showing
scenes at tho (lalveston flood will bo shown
as an extra feature of the Parisian Holies
burlesque show. Theso pictures aro cor
rect portrayals of tho Galveston illsaf
In addition to theso there will bo other
pictures representing a parade of firaud
Army men, an nutomobilo parade, a Mil
waukee fire engine parade, firemen in ac
tion aud other topics of general tntcrcbt.
Thin Is tho first time the Clnlvestnn pic
tures have ever been produced on any
Btage.
BUSINESS MEN WAKING UP
SiiliicrlptlniiN for Auditorium Fund
onilnu In Itiipldl) llvprjr One
I'm or tlio Project,
Tho auditorium directors held a meeting
jesterday and reported moro than Bal
Ufactory returns from their campaign of
subscription soliciting. Omaha business
men, thoy declare, are beginning to nwakcti
to their responsibilities In this matter and
liberal subscriptions are being madovut a
lively rate.
"There Is no reason for doubling our
ability to pass tho $100,000 mark this
week," said President Sanborn of tho board
of directors. "Wo havo discovered In get
ting out among tho peoplo In senrch of
subscriptions how popular Is tho plan of
building an auditorium here. Thcro have
been fuw declinations to subscribe and the
majority of tho men whom wo have ad
dressed on the subject seem to consider It
n privilege to bo able to secure stock In
the Great enterprise."
Sliol'tnlilcu (IiiIiik Allele!.
AVItli tho advent of cooler weather the
sportsmen nro 'olng out utter quail and
other birds. CJeorgo Klbouruu returned
Tuesday evening front cVdumbtn with .i
lino bog, containing elght-tour quail
thirty-six prairie chlekriM und ttilrtv-slx
ducks. The best kill of tin Reason by
Uninha hunters, so far us iinrted, Is that
of Henry Iloman. who one i,iv lust week
at Clarks hugged seveiity-tlv,' mnllards.
Prickly Ash Hitters can b depended on
to euro tho kidneys, corrects tho urine,
strengthens the stomach and relieves backache.
AVIVlKIt TOLUIST ll.VTHS.
A'in AVn tin ill Itnllronil.
Now on salr, good returning until Juno 1,
1901. Special tours to Florida, Cuba, Key
West and Old Mexico. Ask your nearest
ticket ngent or wrlto Jos. Teahon, Trav.
Pass. Agt., Wabash It. It., 1415 Farunm St.,
Omaha, Neb.
See C. F. Harrison's special real estate
bargains.
On the Ice M.
Tho Ico man left tho Ice. The collector
tried to collect. The lady said she did uot
owo tho bill. Tho collector brought tho Ice
man to tin lady to tlnd out about It. The
lady said she gave tho Ice man somo lem
onade und her bill was J5.61. Tho collector
told us that was tho hardest proposition
ho ever struck.
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7do
50e
15c
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57
Fitting Up a House
With Stcani Heat
totus Cream
Cramer's Kidney Cute
Hehnefer'a Cough Syrup
Peruna ,
Duffy Malt Whiskey
Cartel's Liver Pills
Wine of Cardul
Pnlne's Celery Compound
S. S, S
Bvrup of Figs
Hlrney's Catarrh Powder
mcih catarrh Powder ,
llromo Quinine l.V
1 doz 2-gr QuinliiB Capsules "e
1 doz. 3-gr Quit Inc Cnpvi'os ire
1 doz. B-gr. Quinine Capsules 15e
Dr. Karl Cramer's Pennyroyal Pills ...$ino
Lincoln Tea 20c
Cnrlleld Tea 50o
SCHAEFEB wr
b. AV. Cor. ltltli nnit Chlenao.
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In a sclenlle and expert manner, so-
g that It will work mnootbly and glve 't
)r warmth and comfort without dirt or,;,
dust, Is wnt we are bttsv at ow.
(V Prepar.' your hinisc for cold weatii 'V)
,7, now and you will not act caught nnp-zn
pine by Old Dorcas when he makes tin
fi ( vlolt. We will do your work satis- w
1
O1
1SUU I'arnum.
lactorily and reasouabi).
"Free & Black,
I'lu.nc. KIT.)
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HAVnFNt
Great Sale of
MENS'
FINE SHOES
CliniiKO itf 'lime- liy (tic I'ciiiih.vI vnnln
liliiCN from ChleiiKO.
Taking effect November 23, tbu "Keystono
Express" of tho Panhandle Iloute of Penn- i
fijivaula Lines, now leaving Chicago at
0:30 a. in., will start from Chicago Union
Station every day at 10:05 a. m., running
through to New A'ork In 28 hours. "Differ- ,
cntlal" fares apply via this train and route, j
"Fort Wnyno Houte" train now leaving
Chicago 12:30 p. m., will, on nnd after No
vembcr 25, atnrt from Chicago Union Pas
Bongcr Station at 12 o'clock noon bceom- '
Ing n twenty-six hour train to Now A'ork,
with extra fares reduced. Call upon or j
address H. H Derlng. Asst. Oen'l Passen
ger Agent, 2lS South Clark St.. Chicago, 111.
11 II 1 li 14 I'erniltn.
The city lutpeetor of bulldlngB has Issued
tho following permits: Edward AVeleb,
Thirty-Unit and lavenwoi Hi, frame dweP
Ing, J5.C00: A. Ml. lard. 2Wtt Farnrtm. repairs
:ts J. It. Illanehnrd. Twenty-ninth und
Pacific, framo dwelling, J2,0u0.
HOT-IRYX
Hy this wo mean HOT drinks aro now
bclug served at tho ONA'X QUEEN at Sher
man & MtConnell Drug Co.'s
HOT COCA COLA
HOT COCOA
HOT IIOIU.IO.A
hot oi.n-FA.Miio.vi:n c.i.achu ri:i-
HOT l'Hi:CII t IH'FIIIV-
HOT LF.MO.NADi:
HOT ClIKKItA SMNO
HOT CLAM HOI 1 1. 1.O.V
Ice Cream Soda All Winter.
Slierman &, McCannall Drug Go.
Iliiiur of the Onyx Cluetn, the Hnoat
niln fouutnlii 'west of Nciv A'orli.
New Locntlon, 1 II It nnd Doitur.
mis
S-A-I-N-T
L-0-U-5S
Ilcst train to St. Louis Is tho
Durllngton'a St, Louis Flyer.
Leaves hero 4:60 p. m.
(lets thcro 7:19 a. m.
Clean cars good track very
fast time very few stops. Olad
to soil you a ticket or rcservo
a berth for you,
TICK KT OFFICI2.
1502 FART AM STREET.
TICL. '-'SU.
IIUtlMN'nTON STATIOJf.
(OTH AND MASON STS.
ti;i.. 18,
few
IpMlPIt
Men's Tan
tho different
and now styles of
inen'a tan shoes for
winter wear, In
single, doublo nnd
triple soles, plain
drill und leather
lined, mado to re
tall for $3, $1 and
$5, all clzes and
widths. on sale
at J1.9S. $2.50 ni)d
$3.00.
Men's
Patent
Leather
and
Enamel
th uewoBt
and latest atyle of
patent leather and
enamel Bhoes for
dress wear, street
wear, mado to re
tall for J3 and 10,
a I 1 sizes and
widths, go at $2.50,
$3.0") and $3.60.
Men's
Velour
Calf Shoes
23 different styles
of nieii'u flno ve
lour calf, welt
solo shoes, slngli,
double and triple
soles, tho softest
und most beautiful
leather, all tho new
atylen of toe, laco
congress and but
ton, worth up to
J8.00 per pair, go at
$3.00 and $3.50.
Men's Box
Calf Shoes
Full lino of singlo
doublo and triple
polo allocs. Men's
box calf uhoes,
Trostler'ti 1: 1 d
shoes, willow calf
shoes, French calf
HhooH, all welt
olcH, all sizes, nil
widths, worth up
to 50.0O. go at $3.00
and J3.50.
MICHES
Tho chilly wcathor will drive tho roaches
Into tho pantries, closets and around the
sinks und water pipes. A'ou will havo no
trouble ridding tho houso of the pesfs If
you will uso
FF0
This Is almost un Infallible remedy. Many
Omaha people can testify to Its efilcary.
Try It ouco nnd you will be pleased with tho
results. Sold lu largo cans for 50c by
J. A. FULLER&GO.
11 111 n. n". Uouiflim Sta.
Oiifi Ml Mulit.
The Clothing
Crash Has Conic
One man's loss is another's guin--niunufm,turers have suf
fered unusually this season.
The weather the Avealher the cause nothing else -we
made the most stupendous purchase in our history -nearly IT,
000 garments, at a price 01' course the price tempted the pur
chase a daring purchase, but Ave fuel avu'vo got something so out
of the ordinary in clothing baigains that the quantity will not
last long enough to supply ihe increased demand this ale Avill
create. This mammoth stock at the present writing is being pre
pared on our fourth floor to be put on sale tomorrow.
Men's Fine Suits Men's Fine Overcoats and
Ulsters Boys' Suits and Reefers.
3 Men's kersev overcoats, in lilno. hhirk-
iv-' A Si."!! mill 1,1'nu'ii sill wiifil in'iiln v-i w .,,liw
vT3 resiuiar irarmenr a rm
sale )rice
31en's vicuna overcoats
sale price
Men's 1." black frieze ulsters
sale price
Men's 810 lino suits
sale price
Mee's 15 to SIS line over
coats sale price
Men's ?25 Raglan overcoats
at
Men's $18 to i0 line suits
at
. rn. ' ....
t f (i L)
Men's Fine Fall Suits
In all llio prevailing styles, in gonuino
Hnglish worsteds', in Etripes, chocks,
broken ell'ecls all fho nowest cre.at ona
in fancy rougli cheviots and homespuns,
best grade vicunas in oxford and gray.
Tlu lilch priced custom tailors enn't prodtico bottur
fittln$ 1' butter inudo ftinnentH than nro in t. Is
sluwinfj.
$8.50, $10.00, $11.00, $12.50.
Men's foJl
O'costs
Let this one roprc?ent a dozen others
all of extra good values
This one is Covert, reinforced,
satin yoke, satin piping, fancy lining,
satin sleeve lininc silk velvet collar.
handsomely tailored, and perfect in stvle.
iMorchant Tailors' Price $20.00. y pv n
Other Stores' Price $12.00. J hfc
The Nebraska's Price Jr
Pages of honest praise would not convince you so
quickly as a briet visit to our clothing department,
where you can try on and try on, examine and exam
ino, compare and compare we'll put our time against
yours you're not compelled to buy it all rests
with yourself.
(01
A7
a
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r 7.50
..5,00
oney Saving items
In Ovir Cloak and Suit Department.
Women's Stylish Short
Jackets One of tlio greatest
jacket bargains of tho'season,
and the ladies of Omaha who
want to get doublo jacket val
ues will Und them in this up-to-dalo
and well made garment,
made of tho finest kersey,
handsomely strapped and
stitched, lined with the best
fancy taffeta silk, garments in
this lot worth from (Q
$12 to $20 -Choice O
15.00
IBs
Jjl
lO 75 for stylish blouse
suits mado of vorv
Great Manufacturers
S Clearing Shoe Sale
$27,500 worth of Flno Shorn closed out
factory floors. THE LOWEST CHICKS
SAI.n THIS AVHB1C AT HW CHICK OH
to us at Iobs than httlf prlco to Hpiui nj) tho
KVKH MADi: ON (1001) SHOI3S ALL ON
I.IJaa in our Now Rconomy IlarRaln Hnoui.
S20 naliH of laillrs' JIl.OO aud $3.50 vlci ltl.l
I.nco anil Iliittnn Shoes at $1.38.
IfcO jialrs mlsseb" School Shorn, worth up
to $2.00, lu klil. grain and calf, bIzvh 12 to 2.
at ttSo.
2tl0 pairs children's $1.00 kid Laco and
Dui uni Shoes, sizes ii to &, nt fiOc.
3tIo pairs Infanta' lino 7i"c Icld and patent
Ica'hcr Ilutton Shoos, sires 2 to fi, at S.'ir.
20 cases women's $1.00 Kelt Houso Slip
pers at 49e.
nne voneuan lacicet taitota lined and taffeta strap
peda suit that sells in most stores 1 0 7
for $18.00 our price lW. A D
Fur Facts.
Mr ncy Snvintr items that should interest every fur needing customer.
Sheared Coney Collarettes, heavy fcatin iined, trimmed l" (f
with tailfi, worth W.On i.iU
Sliettrcd Coney Collarettes, with ionir tails, edged with A f(
bear fur. a eoiltirotle wortli $7.SIJ db.U
(Jniy I'ox Ilettel Scarfs, 45 Inolios lou(, with largo tail, Q QO
sold every whore for 57.50 O.tU
lied Fox Head Sarfn, 15 incites Iotit;, with lareo tall nnd on
natural head, worth 310.00 " O.iU
Heal Murten Scarfs, trimmed with six tails. A rr
worth $7.60 ; .JHJ
Heal Marten Derhy Collarette, with clustor of tails O 'K
othors ask $ir.00 for them . t
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for palnlcs3 extracting, n'.tuto fresh every
day. Making it, wo know what Ingredients
IT contains. Nothing strong or Injurious,
or anything that could adversely effect you,
enUT3 Into Its composition.
Talt's Philadelphia Dental Rooms,
CO dozon women's 50c 7-button OverRalt
crs nt 23c.
10 caeca boys' $1.50 satin calf Laco Shoes,
sizes a to 13, at SDc.
2S cases men's $2.00 nnd $2.C0 Shoes, In
calf and vlci kid, at 51.50.
Shoes on snlo In main Shoo Department.
"Ilrooks Shoes" for ladles. "Ultra"
Shoes for ladles. "Stetsou" shoes for men.
Suits, Jackets
and Furs....
Wo havo Just welved from our New York buyer 17i ladles'
high class tallor-mado hillts. They too mado by tho well
known, and ono of tho best manufacturers In Nov,' York City
Messrs. H. Conhelm & Co., 11th nud Hroadway. They aro
mado up lu the very newest styles. They nro mado to fit.
Thcro aro u great many of them silk lined throughout. They
nro beauties, every ono of them. They aro
mado to sell for $IS.00 to $35.00 Thurbday's
talc prleo only
200 ladles' Jackuta, Skinner's satin lined throughout, mado
from finest Washington mills kerseys; they
mo offerrd for salo In two Omaha houses us
big values at $12.75 Thursday's sale price. .
11)0 ladles' kcraey Jackets, they aro silk lined throughout;
advertised nnd sold In this town as a bargain
for $S.50 wo will sell them Thursday
for only
500 silk waists, made from tho famous Winslow taffeta -
warrantod to wear and not to crack
regular retail prlco $0.50 Thursday's
sale prlio only
215 Ind ' iul"v-day skirts; they aro
worth $ j.t'O Thursday sale prlco
only
0 chlhlrcu'n Jnckots-sizes i io '-""' " " -
.irrti,.,t m ihia town for $.0S- Thursday s said price, only
Specials for Thursday
Ladles' plush rapes- 2. 98 ' -for". f.U.'.C"n.,.r.1.1": 7...!!'. 98()
uL'blio ;.;pes.'20 inclu.s I OR TT 29C
toni.' for I
Ladles' pettlcoa.s-each- 29G I -"S ?or".C !!"'!. ".T,
ouiy
Por Thursday Only in the New Economy Bargain Room
Mcn'3 $1,0 and $,00 Due, coats -Jjg M S
nt Thursday only uuw
Watch for Our Grand Jewelry Sale Saturday,
HAYDEN BROTHERS.
QVEMBER EX00RSI0NS.
November 13, 20, 27, 1900, the
on PACIFIC
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Will make the following Kcdnccd Kates,
TO OGDEN AND SALT LAKE CITY, ONE WAV,
TO 0GDl!N AND SALT LAKE CITY. ROUND TRIP,
TO BUT Tb AND 111 LENA, MONT., ONE WAY, . .
TO BUTTE AND HELENA, MONT.. ROUND TRIP, .
TO SPOKANE AND PORTLAND, ONE WAY, .
TO SPOKANE AND PORTLAND, HOUND TRIP . ,
TO TACOMA AND SEATTLE. ONE WAY, .
TO TACOMA AND SEATTLE. ROUND TRIP. . . ,
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J2J.00
28.00
40.00
2J.00
40.00
28.00
45.00
45,00
(lew City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam St,
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Round Tflp Tickets Limited Thirty Days from Date nf Sale.
Telephone 316.
CAN YOU EAT
your Thanksgiving dinner, and nil
other meals lu comfort?
TKUTII
In condition to permit thorough mas
tication and complete enoymcnt'.'
If uot put yourself In our hands. Wo
will romovo useless teeth, till those
that need It or Kiippty
COMI'I.I.'I 13 SJ.TS Olf THI5T1I.
All our work Is very high grade.
Our charges aro not.
BAILEY, the Dentist
Itrifiini ;il--.'tt;! I'aitoii lllook.
1(11 li Hint I'ariiam.
IMiuno HIS.'.. l.iuly Aticnilant
Smoke the best. Ask y nr dealer for a
IT OOSTS YOU NO MORE THAN INFERIOR BRANDS.
F. R. RICE N. C. CO., Alfrs, St. Louis. UNION MADE'
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