THE OMAHA DAILY HEE: FRIDAY, ?s OVEMBTCTt 10, 1900.
12
"CREW INTEREST AROUSED
Oontestanti in tin Big Eacs to Win Are
Struggling.
WATCH THE ENTERPRISING CANDIDATES
Competition for I'rcr Snliolnrlilii
licvrlmiiiiK Into n Vrry Wnrm
and IntfrPMtliiR ConlrM
I'lek tlir Winners.
Aro you v.-orkim; iu a distasteful occupa
tion, at small wages Do you know of no
uy to rhnnsc your occupation anl In
crease your Income? Do you uot know that
larno nalarltM ore Riven only to those who
havo .special knowledge of a particular
branch?
Thcro Is a way by which you enn rlsu
althln a year or two to n salaried profes
Blonal position at more than doublo your
present wages. It will cost you nothlnR to
do so, uinl will not renutro you to leavu
homo or lose time from your worlc.
I'lrat, qualify ourself through one of tho
ten frco scholarships In tho famous Inter
national Correaponuoiiro Schools of Scran
ton, I'a., which The llco will present to
the ten persona having tho most votes on
December 3. VjOO. This will t.v"o you from
three to twenty months. Then you can
secure u position In tho profession of your
choice, uftcr which you ran, by continued
study whllo working, becomo more pro
ficient und forgo on to tho host positions.
Through study of only tho surveying und
mapping part of tho civil engineering
course, Mr. V M. Spcncc, a farmer In
Honey firove, Texar. roso recently within
three months to the position of deputy
county surveyor, nt u good salary. "I havo
briu well repaid." writes ho, "for tho trou
ble taken In mastering surveying and map
ping In tho International Correspondence
Schools. When I began my studies, nhout
the first of November. 1S99, I did not know
anything nhout surveying, never oven hav
ing had n compass In my handH but once.
On February 2, 1000, before I had qui to
completed studying tho HUbJccts, I wan
iinnolnted deputy county surveyor. Theso
results wero accomplished Bolcly by closo
attention to tho work of my course."
The higher your ambition points the
better. Through sparo time study at home
lu these courses you can rise to a profitable
professional position. Thcro Is absolutely
no limit to what you can attain, except
that set by your own desires.
Tho following shown returns for tho
various candidates hp to 1 o'clock Thursday
afternoon:
W. II. Heynolds, Hastlugs, Neb 9,453
V. Ileuzliig, Grand Island, Neb 4,S'.'0
h. O. Woods, Toknmnh, Neb 4.128
Jlcnry 1,. CuhhcII, 22S0 Meredith avc.. 3,(128
AVutEon H. l'erkltiH, 13. 10. Ilruro & Co..2..'."R
l. K. Muller, Klsher & I-awrle 2,30
Frank A. Decker. Council llluffa 2.2C.-.
.lohn O. Allen, 2220 Chicago st 2,10.'
John W. Mulr, Omaha Machine works.. 2.209
John Waynes, Dewey & Ktono 2,035
J'. W. Holbro)k, 1103 Harney nt l.S:it
II. C. Van Avery. 1008 Capitol nvo 1,521
Will A. llrown, Fullcrton. Neb 1,181
Albert Setsman, Murray hotel 1.1S0
F. Ilartllng, Nebraska City, Ncb..l,02y
V. F. Hatch, 1911) Spencer st
I.awrenco Williams, Council Bluffs....
Kosd Morgan, Grand Island, Nob...,
William Kocher, 2C21 Parker st
A. J. Van Antwerp, l.odl. Neb
niaucho Wlgga, MUlurd hotel
Omrles D. Cole, box Omaha
.1 W. Woods, Council II luffs, Iu
Kmmu Hood, Telephone exchange
Daisy Illcktuun, Ileunctt's Dcp't storo
John Furbush, 1C1S N. 16th st 434
(ieorgo h. Fisher, V. V. Supply house.. 172
Theo. Schuot, 2024 Howard st 15::
Carl Itcuch, 1109 S. 27th st 143
Winifred Mnlngor, 111" S. 9th ut 0 1
N. 12. tioodmnn, Tolcphono bldg 10
jjua jinvs ro.vr.s ami y msts a.r.o,
?.".)lll .Mfii'h 1'iiiiti Kl.r.O 9I.IIO Hnyi'
Kmc I'nntft SHc, In Ihr It I K nl.
OF WA Y, noSENKII'.I.D & CO.'S STOCK,
3 a id ." Waverly Place, New orlt.
Consisting of $G3,000 worth of men's and
boys' fine suits, overcoats and pants.
ON" SAI.C NOW
AT UOSTON STOlti:, OMAHA,
Tho tremendous bargains offered lu this
sale aro reasons enough for the great busl
nesi no havo been doing every day slnca
the sale started. We continue tomorrow
to offer tne name great encouragemeut to
buy met. 'a swell suits, made to retail for
19.00, no will sell them for $M0.
The $15.00 suit! we will ell for J7.C0.
The $10.00 suits wo will sell for JS.00.
The e.i mo way with overcoats.
J 19.00 men's overcoats and ulsters will go
for J9.C0.
Jl.'.OO ovcrcontii and ulctcrs nt J7.S0.
$10.00 overcoat und ulstcM for 15.0'J.
In the rush of selling a number of $12.00
nun's suits wero broken; that it to say.
tho pants were sold away from them, leav
ing us with nbout 200 coats and vests.
Thcso coals and ests we will sell tomor
row at $2.C0. The suits sold for $12.00. so
you can see what barcalus wo arc offering
you.
nosTON sTonn, omaha,
N. W. Cor. lCth and Douglas Sts.
BOSTON STORE REMNANTS
loitj We Offer tho Most Eemarknblo
Bargains You Ever Heard Of,
$1 50 DRESS GOODS AT 49C YARD
APPRAISING CITY PROPERTY
Prrrnt Viilm; of Itcnlty unit I'rrnonnl
IlolilliiK" (in-ntly lu ICcpk (if
Hint or
Councilman W. tl. Whltehum. Oeorge W.
Holbrook and Charles I.. Thomas, the com
mittor) appointed by tho mayor for tho
purpose of appraising tho real estate be
longing to the city of Omaha, havo begun
their work and expect to And that the pres
ent valuation of the city's property Is far
In excess of what It was In ISOj, when ttu
last appraisement was mado. Tho cstl
mated value nt that lime waH $3,005,875.CO.
In looking over the list of property tho
appraisers havo discovered that thcro are
but few city buildiugs which can bo said to
have depreciated in tho last live years and
tho parks havo Increased greatly In value.
Hlverview park has been enlarged and li
now worth much more than It was In 1893.
Tho former report allows that Hanscom
park was tho most valunblo plcco of prop
erty owned by the city and that It was
valued ut $S0G,73.',34. Tho city hall catno
next with n valuation of $390,719.90. Capitol
square, the block of ground upon which tho
Ugh hcliool Is located, was turned In at
$420,000 and Jclfcrson squaro was valued at
$204,000. Klmwood park ranked noxt nnd
was appraised at $173,810.08. Tho public
library lot was given In at $131,399.94.
In 1S93 tho city's personal property was
appraised at $210,uG2.CO, bringing tho entire
amount of the real and personal property
owned by tho city up to $3,222,130.10. Tho
equipment of tho llro department waa turned
In at $91.971. 65 and was tho largest Item In
tho list of personal property. Tho con
tents of the Public library owned by tho
city were appraised at $03,115.08 and the
fixtures and other property In tho city hall
were valued at $40,526.43.
959
915
832
831
570
432
407
::so
33:
301
WILL HEAR COMMISSION MEN
Objection, tii New ISiiIp, for Keen.
In 1 1 ni; Snlf of .Meat to lie
C'oimitlci'cil.
All meat und commission men In tho city
havo been Invited to meet with tho Advisory
lluurd next Wednesday afternoon for tho
purpose of dlscusltig new rules which have
boon proposed for tho regulation of tho
sale of meat. Tho board proposes to pasB
rules which will require all meat to bear
tho Gtamp of cither a city or government
Inspector. This would require that all anl
muls puss Inspection beforo being butchered
und would tuaka It necessary to establish u
city slaughter house or compel all uulmnlH
1o be butchered In Soulh Omaha whero gov
I'mmcnt inspector;! pass upon all butchers
i.lock.
Objection!) to tho proposed rules havo
been mado by commission men who Hhlp
much meat Into tho city which Is not killed
Micro It could bo Inspected on hoof. All
thcso men will bo given a hearing beforo
any further action la taken lu tho matter.
After exposuro or when you feel a cold
tomlng on. take Foley's Honey and Tar. It
never falls to cure, and will prevent pneu
monia or consumption If taken In tlmo
Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha; Dillon's
drug store, outh Omaha.
AU-Siir-llfii to Mrr(.
Tho annual meeting of tho knights o
Ak-Sar-Ucn will ho hold at tho Commercial
club rooms at 8 p. m., Monday, November
20. Thcro will bo three new members to
idect to tho Hoard of (lovernora und de
tailed reports of tho year's work will bo
Riven. Hvcry knight Is urged to bo prca
ent, na next year's work will bo taken up.
AniKiuncor.it'iilH if tho TlieiUor.
The Crolghton-Orphouiu will bo packed to
tho doors tonight. Tho biggest and best
wnateur show that has ever been given Is
promised In addition to tho regular bill
We havo ltl What? Repairs for all cook
Ini: and heating stoves, ranges and fur
naces. Omaha Stove Repair Wks., 1207 D'g's,
llriiinniil of Vclrrl nt Wo, IBc, il.'e
llni'li i:triinrilliinrr llnrgulna In
Wont ruicliintorn t i!Se line
Urn ml llioriucnt lliirKiilim.
$1.50 DUUSS 0001)3, 49C YAttD.
Largo accuinulatlcn of $1.30 drcis goods,
all of them IVi yards wide, In camel's hair,
black, gray and navy storm serges, broad
cloths, silk and wool mixtures, black satin
sollul, In skirt lengths, waist lengths and
urcss lengths, on- iront bargain Bquare At
49c yard.
730 DllESS GOODS, 23C YAHD.
All of the 70c dicea goods that run In
lengths of 2, 3, 5 and 0 yards, In silk and
wool mixtures, creponn, French sergtB,
plaids, stripes and two-toned elfects, bril
llnntincs and plain and fancy cashmere In
evening shades, all on sale at 2uc yard.
$1.00 vF.i.virrs, soc yahd.
Thousands of yards of black and colored
silk velvets, In lengths from ono yard up,
en talc at 50c.
Short remnants that match, 4, 4 and ono
yard In length, 4, C und 6 pieces to match,
enough for waists or ladles' and children's
entire skirts, go at 10c, 16c and 25c for en
tire piece.
KNIT FASCINATORS, 25C AND S3C.
Hundrtds of dozens of all odds and ends
of fascinators, whero wo havo only ono or
two of n kind left, they go In two lots at
23c nnd 25c for lino yarn knit fascinators.
UASHMENT UDMNANT BARGAINS.
Rest quality cambric lining In mill rem-
nnnts, 1c yard.
30-Inch wldo bleached muslin, So yard.
f.Oo alt wool eiderdown, 15o yard.
SC-lnch wldo 25c percale, Hc yard.
Good heavy outing llanucl In light colors,
5c yard.
Rest grado outing flannel, light and dark
colors, SMic.
Imitation French flannel, lOo yard.
Chambray gtnghnm, worth 12',Ac, at 64o
yard.
Drapery crctonno and denim, worth 40c,
at 10c yard.
Mercerized sateen, worth 40e, at 15o yard.
Fleece back wrapper flannel, worth 2c,
at 616c.
Remnants of table dam.iBk, from IU to 3
ynrds, blenched, unbleached and turkey red,
at U their regular price.
Remnants of all kinds of toweling from S
to 10 ynrds, at nbout ; regular price.
And hundreds of other rcmuants In baro-
mcnt tomorrow.
hoston stoiu:, omaha.
N. W. Cor. 16th und Douglas Sts.
ij.timv 7-ntT. ovr-iioAii'ints, inc.
I.ihIIc' .Small Sire .shorn Worth I'll to
$:i Co nt .-.Or Pnlr. In llnnrinrnt.
AT UOSTON STORK. OMAHA.
2,000 pairs ladles' warm lined slippers,
many different styles, at C9c pair.
600 pairs ladles' $3.00 shoes, on bargain
square at Jl.l'S.
200 pairs ladles' $2.00 shoes nt $1.60.
Child's oboes, sizes 8j to 11, at 7tfc.
Llttlo gonts' and youths' shoes, up to
size 2, nt DSo
Roys' shoes, sizes 2Vi to 5H, at $1.15.
ROSTON STORH. OMAHA.
N, W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
iiAvnn.v iihos .ii:wr.i.uv jai.ii.
Special OpcnliiK .loTTPlrr Side Sntnr
iln .
Silverware, watches nnd Jewelry on spe
cial sale Saturday at tho most astonish
ingly low prices ever named. Watch tho
window and the paper. Attend the sale.
$1.30, $2.00 nnd $3.00 underwear on salo
Saturday at 95c. 1IAYDI2N UR03.
Friday big remnants at Hnyden's.
MAJORS' HONORABLE RECORD
KullMrtl In Win ni I'rlvntc runt ltoie
from llHiikn to ii First
I.ICIltfllllllVJ'.
Robert Majors of lluntsvlllo, Ala., tho old
soldier whose rare appreciation of tho kind
nesses dono him lu tho days of his adversity
prompted hltn to remember tho two men
who befriended hltn .Major Clarksou and
Duclld Murtln with gifts of $5,000 each,
was erroneously stated to have been In
dicted by tho grand Jury while holding a
federal position In this city several years ago
Mr. Majors' difficulty never progressed eo
fnr because of tho Intervention of friends
who went beforo that toJy und explained
tho circumstances. The grand Jury was sat
isfied that thcro was nothing iu tho case
and refused to even cousldcr it.
Many old soldiers not acquainted with Mr.
Majors havo becomo much Interested lu his
personality since the public has been In
formed of tits great generosity. He entered
the army nt tho breaking out of the war us
a momber of Ulrdsall's Independent cavalry,
which was recruited nt Cincinnati ami
Hamilton, O. After the disbanding of this
organization ho enlisted ns a private In tho
Fifth Ohio cavalry in 1SC1. He was made a
second lieutenant In 1S62 and two years
later was promoted to a first Ucutenuntcy,
Attention, Ml- Ktilithtn.
Tho Sir Knights of Mount Calvary com
mandcry, No. 1, Knights Templars, and so
journing knights aro earnestly requested
to assemble at their aBylum on Friday, No
vember 10, at 2 o'clock p. hi., to tender nn
escort to the M. W. grand master of Ne
braska Frco Masons, on tho occasion of
laying the corner stouo of tho Omaha High
school. Per order
OSCAR ALLEN, Commander.
READY TO LAUNCH NEW PAPER
Onfml I.alior I nlon Decide tn I'nli-
llIi nn OrKiui for lleiietlt
of I(n .Members.
Tho meeting of tho Central Labor unlou
Friday night will bo ono of tho most Im
portant meetings of that body lu severnl
months, for that evening tho board of di
rectors of tho olllcinl labor paper will mako
a report as to progress mado and will an
nounce tho numn of the editor who will
conduct tho ntTulrs of tho publication dur
lug the tlrst few months of Its existence.
Tho Initial work of launching tho pupcr
was undertaken by Asa Taylor, president of
tho union, who was chairman of a commit
tee which has secured approximately 1,000
subscribers to tho forthcoming publication,
many unloua aubscriblng for tho paper,
which will bo Ecnt to the members und paid
for out of tho union treasury. Tho un
nouueed policy of tho hoard of directors Is
to couflno tho paper purely to trado union
ism, publishing only such matter us Is of
Interest to organized labor and keeping en
tirely out of politics. According to tho
plans of tho board tho Central Labor union
1b to nssumo no responsibility for tho run
ning expenses of tho enterprise, but should
any proilts accrue It Is to recclvo them.
Tho control of tho business 13 placed In tho
hands of a. board of live dlrcctois, who muko
Mated reporta to tho central union und aro
guided by tho Instructions from that body.
Tho promoters of tho schemo bcllevo that
tho paper will bo :i source of revenue to the
union and nn Influential factor lu labor af
fairs of tho city. On tho other hand a
strong minority of tho union haa fought tho
schemo from tho llrst and prophesies an
early demise for tho publication.
HOMIJSUKKKIth KXCritSIO.V
Via (In- MlNNiitirl I'm-1 lie Ituiltvny.
Tuesday, Nov. 20. will bo tho next data on
which round trip tickets at very low rateti
to points In Kansas, Arkansas, southwest
MlEsourl, Oklahoma, Indian Territory and
Texas, and to certain points In the south
and southwest and southeast will be placed
on sale. For further Information nnd tick
ets call on or address company's ofllces, S.
E. corner 14th and Douglas sts., Omaha,
Neb. T. F. GODFREY, P. & T. A.
J. O. PHILL1PI. A. G. F. & 1'. A.
nmo.
GARDINER -Mrs. Emma, wife of Gcorgo
Hardlner. died Wednesday, Nov. 14.
Funeral ut 2 t. m H-itunlay. Nov. 17,
from residence. S05 Ho. .M btreet. inter
mcnt, Forest Lawn cemetery.
We Pay the Tax
Wo don't elmrge you nnv more now for
Totus Cream than we did beforu Uncle
fcinm compelled us to put on u revenue
Mump on thut elegant preparation for
chutipod hands, faco und lips. We pay tho
war tax all yuu havo to pay Is 10c u uottle
Lotus Cream 10c
Cramers Kidney cure ,oc
Hchaefer's Cough Syrup 21c
I'eruna "5c
Duffy's Malt WhlBkcy 83c
Carter's Liver Pills J5c
Wine of Cardul Toe
Palne's Celery Compound 75o
S. H. a ic
Hyrup of Figs .TVi
Hlrney's Catarrh Powder arc
Gem Cntarrh Powder Sf.o
llmino 'Jululno 15i
1 doz. 2-gr Qulnlnn Capsules .o
1 doz. 3-gr. Qulnlnn Cainulos ldo
1 ilnz. f.-L-r. oiilnlne Cansules 15a
Dr. Karl Cramer's Pennyroyal Pills. ...$1.00
Lincoln Tea zoo
Garfield Tea 20c
CUT PRICE
DRUGGIST
6. W. Cor. 1 If t b and Chicago,
Attention, A. I nnd .1. M.
All members of tho MnEonlc fraternity
in Omaha aro requested to moot nt Masonic,
hall on Friday afternoon, November 16, at
1 o'clock to net us au escort to tho grand
lodgo at tho laying of tho cornor stone of
the now High school building.
Visiting brethren are cordially Invited to
participate. JOHN D. HOWE,
Acting Master, Nebraska Lodgo No. 1.
JOHN H. CHAPMAN,
Master, Capitol Lodgn No. 3.
LUTHER U. HOYT,
Master. Covert Lodgo No. 11.
C. R. LOUINOIER.
Master, St. Johns Lodgo No. .15.
Illutr Tract Park.
A meeting will be hold In McKenria's hall,
ltith nnd Locust streets, Friday evening to
consider and recommend to the city coun
cil what action should bo taken upon the
report of tho appraisers upon tho Rluff
tract. It Is to bo finally considered by the
city council at Us committee, meeting next
Monday and all persons Interested tn hav
ing a park there are urged to bo present
Friday night.'
Sam'l Rums, 13JS Farnam, sells a "Havl
lnnd" berry set, $3.00,
Tho Singer Manufacturing company has
moved ftom 1620 Douglas to 1514 Douglas
street.
Mrs. J. Benson.
If You Have Any
FURS, IN COLLARETTES,
SCARFS, Etc.,
To buy, DON'T fail to look at our
largo stock.
Kcul .Marten coliaicttcc s7. 7n tip
Imitation Marten Collarettes 5.00 tip
Imitation Seal Collarettes $3 00 up
Real Heaver Collarettes ...S'2() 50 to Siln.OO
Imitation Heaver Coll.u'ettes. $10,75
Real Mouc Marten Collarettes
S'28 50 to $37.50
Imitation $tnne Mnrten Collarettes $8.50 to $1'J,50
Real .Marten He.irf $5,00 up
Imitation Marten bearfs SH.00 up
Ilanusiime I.onu Animal Scarfs, with heads $7.75
Cheap Scurfs from V"S lip
Real Stone .Mul len Scurfs .' 00 l,P
Imlt ition Stone .Marten Scarfs i $3.00 up
MulVd l.2S P
SCHAEFER
How Much
is Your
House Worth?
Tou wouldn't bo satisfied with half
that much lire Insurance, would you?
How much la your lit worth -to
your wifo and family?
Aro you taking as faithful care ot
their Interests as you would of your
own?
If you aro Interested In Ufa assur
ance let us send you a samplo policy
best suited to your particular needs.
Joint Life Policies
Are Written
By The Equitable
And aro In great favor everywhere.
Tho policy la upon two Uvea and Is
paid to the survivor on tho death of
tho first. They aro sold to husband
and wife, business partners, broth
ers, bisters or pcoplo having au in
terest In each other's lives. Rates
are considerably cheaper than aro
slnglo policies on two lives. A leaf
let mailed to any ono Interested.
THE EQUITABLE
H. D. NEELY,
Manager for Nebraska.
JOO.-'US llee Uulldlnir, OJIAHA.
HOT-ONYX
Ry this wo mean HOT drinks are now
being served at tho ONYX QUEEN at Sher
man & McConnell Drug Co.'s
COCA COLA-
COCOA
IIOI'I.I.IO.N
oi.n-i'AsiwoMsn cn.vonit tiia
i,itncn roFiuiii-
1,KM0'AI1I3
ClIKKKY SlilXC
Cl.AM IIOUIM.ON.
Ico Cream Soda All Winter.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Go.
1 1 nr
HOT
HOT
it (IT
HOT
hot
HOT
MOT
Home of (lie Onx Quern, the II n
niln foiinlnlii went of New York.
Kcw I.orntltm, lUth and DoiIrp,
1AIUtWs.&i,,Baya, theBig
Tho shnMvest bargain iscckera will be astonished at the trc
mendous values that crowd our new economy bargain room.
yard
lc
Dress Goods Bargains
Reitinailts of traveling men's swatches in one-fourth
engths and up goods worth from "0e to .f 1.50 per yard
entire remnant for le each
Remnants of wool dress goods in 2 yards, yards and CST
up to (5 yard in piece, at oc iter yard kj
Remnants of wool dress goods from i! yards to 0 yards in
iece goods worth up to 75c per yard will go -j
it 10c vard
Remnants of all wool goods, 42 inches wide, silk and wool
0 inches wide Homespuns, extra heavy in grays, browns etc.
Goods worth from 50c to S1.50 per yard 3 to G yards
n piece all will go at 15c,
10c and 25c yard
00 dress patterns of novelties, 7 yards each -1500 patterns of
storm serges, 42 inches wide, nice heavy goods, all colors, silk and
wool novelties, worth 40c per yard. We will sell entire QCp
pattern of 0 yards and 7 yards entire pattern for
Limp Bargains .grijgy c."i"i'lJiy.
15c, 19c 25c
md we will have remnants of Toweling, Linens, Muslins, Sheet
ings, Oil C'lolh and White Goods at prices less than the cost of
their manufacture.
12-4 Crochet Spreads, worth 1.50, al. each 95c
30-inch LI; Muslin, worth (!Ac, at, yard 3ic
18-inch Crash oweling, bleached, al, yard 5c
lS-inch Checked Crash Toweling worth 0c, al, yard 2c
17-inch In-own Crash Toweling, worth tic, at, yard
2c
Cotton Hatting for Comforts, al, roll 33c
Fine Hrown Sheeting, worth 8c, at, yard 5ic
Turkey Red Damask, 00-inch wide, al, yard 14ic
22x45.'inch Towels, at S 1-Hc each; 1.00 dozen.
Remnants Cotton Goods, Linings.
Thousands of pieces at ridiculously low prices for REM
NANT DAY in our new economy bargain room.
Kemnants of Silver Gray Prints, yard lie
Kemnants all kinds Standard Calicos, best goods made, yard 3ic
Remnants of Twilled Shirtingr, yard 5c
Remnants o fbest Flannelette Suitings : 5c
JO cases fancy French Flannelettes, Friday, yard 9ic
Cloaks Given Away.
Ladies' Jackets, all wool, every thread 9C
Ladies' long Cloaks, every thread all wool, in colors
and blacks: Friday "OC
Groceries for Bargain Day
38 pounds Oranulatcd Sugar, $1.00.
11 bars bent Laundry Soap, 25c.
Nino O'clock Washing Tea, per packaRO,
l-4pound best l'lcklo Spices, per pkR., :c.
Pint bottles Catsup, 1ic.
Tickles chow, whlto onions, colcry rel
ish, etc., por bottlo S l-2c.
Monkey Brand Soap, ZAe bar.
Hasty Jellycon, for desserts, table Jelly,
etc, per pakcaso, SVjc
Condensed Soups Ox tall, vegetable,
chicken, etc., per can "lie.
1 pound package Corn Starch, 2c.
I'uro Pulverized Italian Savory and
Mayoram, regular prlco 10c, each 2',ic
Capo Cod Cranberries, T'.dc
1 pound packages Starch Quaker, Uattlo
Ax, Electric, Celluloid, Magnetic, etc.,
each 7le.
5 pounds Santa Clara Prunes, 23c.
8 pounds new Ilrlght Apricots, 29c.
3 pounds new Ilrlght San Joae County
Poaches, 2Gc.
3 pounds now Ilrlght largo Butto County
Tobaccos.
Chewing Tobacco Olobe Navy, per plug,
42c.
Uattlo Ax, per plug. 36e.
Standard Navy, per plug, 3"c.
Fruit Julco, per foot, 10c,
Newsboy, per plug, 35c.
Smoking Tobacco
l-lb. package Duko's Mixture, SOc.
1-lb. package Our Pet, 20c.
l-lb. package Homo, Sweet Homo, 20c.
1-lb packago Capitol, 20c.
3 packages Durham, 1CU-.
Packago Meerschaum, Sc.
Plckanlny Cut Plug, per package, 9c,
Undo Tom, per packago, Ec.
Candies.
Clean fresh goods made fresh every day.
Ecllpso Mixed Candy, per pound, TUc.
Sterling Mixed Candy, per pound, 10c.
Corona Choice Mixed Caudy, per lb., 10c,
Clove Cushions, per pound, Mic
Cream Tufty, per pound, 1214c
Tip Top Caramels, per pound, 9c.
ClioU-o Challengo Caramels, 1214c
Fairy Pillows, 10c.
Peaches, 32c.
Our Great Stove Sale is On.
We have stoves all over our basement, of every kind, at prices
that can't be duplicated anywhere in this western country.
We have double heating base burners, the "Regal" the "Fniver
sal," the finest and best on earth, sells
regularly for IS, sale price
Then we have the "Cyclone Hot IJlast,", sell regular
for about $?14, sale price
Friday, wo will put on sale all the odds and ends, pots, pans,
kettles, etc
. $39.00
"8.49
C5c Dls.h Pans
lfic Sattco Pans
Co Milk Pans
30c Cast Skillets
Co Plo Plates
COo Granite Water Palls
15o Tin Water Palls ....
9c
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2l'o
Co
15o Sheet Iron Drip Pans 4c
15c
20c
43c Ornnlto Dish Pans
SOc Oranlte Sauce Pans ,
3Jc Oranlte Toa Pots .
10c Dirt Panj . .
Sieel Frying Pins Cc
Tea Kettlej 10c
19o
9c
19c
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for sixteen years, and
in style, first in lit, fir
you're not satisfied.
Men's
O pcocts
Many a man refuses to do a
thing he wants to do simply be
cause some other man tells him to
do il. The weather reminds you of
the need of an overcoat. Economy
will dictate that you should look
carefully before you buy. The first
is a health proposition tho sec
ond a money saving one.
ALL O'COATS LOGIC ALIKE
TO YOU from the outside or
through the show windows, but
the best way to test the truth is to
examine carefully every detail that
go toward the getting up of good
clothing. Nebraska clothing is
good clothing has stood the lest
! today stands first in quality first
st in value, and your money back if
Men's O'Coats at $4.50
Men's O'Coats at $5.50
Men's O'Coats at $7.00
Men's O'Coats at $7-75
Men's Ulsters at $4.00
Men's Ulsters at $7.50. Men's Ulsters at $8.00
Out-of-town customers wishing to take advantage of tho
unusual offerings from day to day that, are advertised in
this paper, will obtain quick nnd careful service through
our mail order deparfnunt.
NOVEMBER EXCURSIONS,
November 13, 20, 27, 1900, the
UNION PACIFIC
Will make the following Reduced Kntcs,
OMAHA TO OfiDEN AND SALT LAKH CITY, ONO WAY. S2J.00
OMAHA TO 00DEN AND SALT LAKH CITY. ROUND I RIP, . 40.00
OMAHA TO BUTTfi AND HrLENA, MONT.. ONE WAY. 2J.00
OMAHA TO BUTTE AND HELENA, MONT.. ROUND TRIf, . - 40.00
OMAHA TO SPOKANE AND PORTLAND, ONE WAY, . 28.00
OMAHA TO SPOKANE AND PORTLAND. ROUND TRIf . . 45.00
OMAHA TO TACOMA AND SEATTLE. ONE WAY, . . . 28.00
OMAHA TO TACOMA AND SEATTLE, ROUND TRIP, . . . 45,00
Round Trip Tickets Limited Thirty Days from Date af Sale.
X New City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam St. Telephone 316,
o
Better be too careful than too confident.
We prefer careful people they are the
best. So are
Pennsylvania Hard Goal and
S Si 3 rid an, Wyoming, Soft.
VICTOR WHITE, 1605 Farnam. m 12?
DIAMOND MOUNTING.
Only nix weeks till ClirlatimiH. You oiiRht to liavn
your Diamond work dono now. No bolter work
donn In thu city than wuilo. Let us kIvo you un
eatlmato on your wurk.
i.doic rou Tin: na.mk.
LINDSAY, THE JEWELER,
ill)l(.l,.ts,
0400000OO0U
GOOD MANY
GOOD THINGS
There nro 11 Rood mnuy ijood tilings
dljout the llurllngton's Chlcaco Lim
ited. One of thu best la the bulfut
library car. It Is tho iHBt car in tho
train. Tho BtnoklnR room Is twenty
feet Ions nnd aa wldo us tho car it
bdf. It la furnlHlicd with easy clmlrs,
Bcttcea and a well stocked bullet. On
tho broud observation platform you
may nit and apln yarns whllo tho
Limited makes fifty wiles nn hour.
I.cavo Omaha 7:50 p. m.
Arrive Chicago U:20 a. in.
TICKIVT OFFICII.
1502 FARhAM STREET.
ti:i ::.-.o.
IlUHI.I.NfiTO.V STATION,
IOTH AND MASON STS.
Tui.. ias.
TDOti' LEAVE IT TILL THE i
LAST WEEK 1
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If you wlah to fix up a few nice al
bums of photos for your friends ut
Christinas net them now nnd mako a
atart. Don't Ipuvo It till tbn last
minute. Wo have 11 beautiful as
sortment of albums, from lOo to ' 00.
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for 1901 (7Cc). Thcso havo Juai .
reached us and aro tho best number Z
yet published,
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reduced prices. o
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