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SCHOOL BOARD INVESTIGATES
Blfti Rtmors of Georgi Pranoli Train'
Ijmpatbj for Emma Goldmas,
COMMUNICATES WITH CHICAGO POLICE
Pronoaeil Itrrlirlatdilnir of Train
School IJi-iiftiilN iii Hronlt of In
veatlRfitloti Ciimiuirntlt e
nrci on School AttL-iiitnncc.
Members of tho Hoard of Education laid
over a resolution providing lor tho ro-
cbrlstenlng ot Train Bcliool, thnt It might
bo learned positively whether Georgo Fran
cis Train, for whom the school was named,
ent commendatory letters to Emma Oold-
man and expressed his sympathy for tho
cause which nho advocates.
Secretary Hurgcss of tho Hoard of Educa-
tlon wired to Chief Francis O'Notl of the
Chicago pollco department concerning the
communications which passed botwecn Cltl
xen Train and Miss Goldman nnd received
tho following answer:
Hnvo several communications nnd poitnl
cards purporting to tie from Ocorgo Francis
Train, expressing friendship und sympathy
lor Emma Goldmun.
Sir. Uurgebs has written Chief O'Nell for
furthor particulars concerning tho stand
Georgo Francis Train has taken concerning
tho recent outbreak of anarchy nnd will be
prepared to make an exhaustive report to
tho board at Its next meeting.
Trnln'a Vcralon.
Tho Now York Sun, In a recent lssuo,
has this to say ot tho Tralu-Ooldman af
fair: Georgo Francis Train Is In trouble over
a. letter which ho t.cnt to Kmma Oo.dman.
A packet addressed to Miss Goldman by
Citizen Train fell Into tho hands ot u cap
tain of pollco out In Chicago. According to
u paragraph which has been published In
various newspapers tho packet contained
many sheets of manuscript written In blue
poncll.
When tho paragraph reached Citizen
Train ho said that liu had written only onu
Blind of paper In bluo pencil, und that tho
other matter In tho packet ho sent to
Enunu consisted chtelly nf articles from nil
Omaha newtpnper which ho hail sent her
In order to glvo her soma truthful reading
matter und to show her what kind of an
anarchist he wni, us ho put It. Ho wroto
lior that when ha had debuted with her In
Kast Fourth strcot, this city, ho had never
heard her recommend violence or asausslnu
llon. And he told her that when ho was
invited to lead Coxoy's nrmy to Washington
ho had declined, declaring that the way
to scttlo nil disputes was by ballots, not
bullets.
Ho went on to say that Emma hnil a
right to speak, mid that ho did not want
W.uOo.OOO Americans to bo afraid of ono
plain-spoken Ittisslan woman. Ho added
that her lawyers wero poltroons to lcavo
licr nlonc. Mr. Train said also that In
Ills packet ho had enclosed to Emma 40
cents' wor'h of stamps nnd postal cards,
nnd he asked whether tho pollco captain
bad appropriated them.
Tho citizen's denial nnd correction,
however, did not overtake tho original
troublo-mnklng paragraph, and tho Omnha
Hchool board has taken cngnlznuco of his
aliened Hympathy with Emma nnd has
dropped his namo from Train school and
icchrlstcncd the building JIcKlnley school.
Attendance Incrriiaca.
Tho avcrngo dally attendance of tho
Omaha public schools for tho week which
has Just closed shows an Increase of 530
over tho attendanco for tho corresponding
week of last year. Tho additional pupils
are scattered among nearly all tho schools
of tho city.
A comparative statement ot tho attend
ance for tho week Just ended and for the
corresponding week, ot last year Is given
below:
. . 1301
1900.
1,330
154
337
714
W3
513
211
M)
274
015
233
01
1M
622
232
433
42
903
m
411
4S2
831
513
C7I
fcO
4GS
600
593
492
141!
411
261
403
657
242
High school l.ioy
Heal 17J
uancrort
Cass
C.'.iatellar
3 IS
24
OH
Central Mi
Central Park 23)
Clifton lllll 27T.
Columbian 278
Comenlus toi
Haundcrs uso
uruid inn
Dupont
Farnnm
Forest ,
Franklin
1S2
552
253
4G3
Gibson 30
Knllom Ml
Jako .. an
Leavenworth 442
Lincoln 41U
Long m;i;
j.ninrop
Mason
Monmouth Park ,
534
,7W
Omaha View 477
Pnclllo iks
l'ark en
Haratoga 633
Hherman iu
Train , 454
Vinton 274
Walnut Hill :g
Webster 552
"Windsor 244
Totals 10,217
15,703
For policies that are sight drafts at ma
turity apply to II. O. Neely. manager
i.qultablo Life. Merchants Nat. Bank Uldg.
For excessive perspiration try no-No-May
powder.
STOVE COMPANY TO BUILD
Great Wcatern Concern Itnya site for
New Warehouse on
Harney Street.
Tho Great Western Stovo company, now
located at Ninth and Leavenworth streets,
has purchased tho site for a now ware
house on Harnoy streot botwoon Ninth and
Tenth streets. Tho slto Is 66x132 foot and
tho prlco paid was $150 per front foot.
Thcro Is IJurllngton trackngo In tho alloy.
Tho company proposes to build In the
spring a two-story brick warehouso with
basement.
Dr. Itosowater, Bee Bldg. Tel. 504, res. 1217
Have Boot print It. 1
THE
NORRIS
BOOT
for Indies becomes tho POPULAR SHOE
OF THE SEASON.
T. B. Norris,
1517 Douglas Street.
Sells them-they are made tor 11s.
Three dollars will buy ladles' welt sewed
broad extension sole. Scotch t.k
edge lino vlcl kid "boots" only. qOiUU
Wo soil ladles' hand turned boo hIioch
black vlcl kid, with Cuban tf
military lieyls very swell qJO.UU
Regular lines In ladles' now fchocs, variety
of stylos, nil up to dato, tho 119 tc
newest ut medium price qS. OU
Men can bay the newest box calf shoo or
vlcl kid. In welt sewed soles, full C')
box toes our special leaders ... hlv''
OUR SCHOOL SHOE DEPARTMENT Is
packed solid with school shoo values for
nchool shoo service. Season now open.
T.B. Norris'
1517 Douglas Si.
Alwaya ask for premium tlckoti.
S3
SIMERAL HOME FROM EUROPE
Omnhnv Attorney llcttirna from a Dual,
tiesa Visit to London nnd Other
Points In Etiiclnnd.
E. W. Slmcral arrived homo yesterday
from England, where he has been on a bus
iness mission. Ho left Omaha on August 7
and sailed from Now York for Liverpool on
August 21 on tho Majestic. Upon his ar
rival at Liverpool Mr. Slmcral went directly
to London, where ho spent most of his tlmo
whllo abroad, leaving tho metropolis only
for a few days to visit several points In
southern England.
Mr. Slmcral says he heard of the shooting
ot President McKlnloy Just as bo was sail
lng from Liverpool on tho St. Paul on Sep
tember 7, and when tho steamer touched nt
Cherbourg, Franco, whero It took aboard
Speaker Henderson, John A. Mackey,
Colonel Tom Ochiltree and many other
Americans, tho word camo that tho presl
dent was doing well and was expected to re
cover.
Tho St. Paul arrived In Now York harbor
on tho morning of tho president's death and
It was. tho first liner to pass Into that port
with flags at halfmast after tho sad event
Most ot tho passengers on tho St. Paul were
Americans nnd Mr. Slmcral says they wero
all much affected by tho news conveyed to
them upon tholr homo-coming.
"Flailing-."
Tho month of September Is tho best In the
year and tho Minnesota lakos the best In
tho world for fishing.
Get a copy ot booklet, "Beauty Spots,"
telling you where to find them. Ho marks
bly low rates at Illinois Central city tlckot
offlco, 1402 Farnam street, or address W.
II. Brill, D. P. A., Omaha. Neb.
It brines relief Re-No-May nowder. Ask
your druggist. It your foot trouble you
try it.
HOLIDAY OF YOM KIPPUR
Jrnltli Dnr of Atonement Will lie
Observed Today nnd Monday irlth.
Impressive Ceremonies.
Beginning this evening and lasting all
day Monday tho Jews of tho city will cele
brate tho most solemn day in tho year
In their system ot theology.
Yom Klppur, or tho day of atonement,
tracing Its origin back 3,500 years, Is dedi
cated to tho Ideal ot forgiveness ot sin
by God. It appeals to each Individual and
recalls his past llfo and recognizing his
sins to God, his family and his fellow
man, to Instttuto such conduct as will indl
cato remorse, repentance, forgiveness and
amendment. It Is consecrated to tho Ideal
of Individual frco will nnd personal ac
countability for conduct. It Insists on
each Individual soul bearing tho responsi
bilities ot his action, good or bad.
Tho services at tho Harney street tem
ple will be unusually Impressive. Excep
tionally flno music has been prepared tor
tho day and evening exercises. Rabbi
Simon will preach this evening on "The
Hrnnd of Cain;" Monday morning on "A
Guilty Constenco," and Monday afternoon at
3 o'clock, during the memorial service, on
"What is Heaven?"
It Yon On to Colorado
He suro and go over tho Loup. Tho finest
trip In tho country, .send 3 cents in stamps
to T. E. Fisher, general passcngor agent,
Denver, Colo., for handsome Illustrated
book describing this and other attractive
trips offered by the Colorado & Southern
railway.
Be-No-May skin food tor facial massage.
Ile-No-May cream softens and whitens
hands and face. A. Mayer Co., 220 He
building. Consultation freo from 2 to 4
dally.
Publish, your legal notice In Tho Weekly
Dee. Telephone 238.
Soelnl Unncc.
Georgo A. Custer post and Woman's Bo-
lief corps will glvo a social danco for tho
benolit ot Union Veterans' Monument fund.
Chambors' dancing academy, 17th and Doug
las streots, Friday evening, September 27,
1901. Whaley's orchestra. Tickets, 23
cents.
Nothing like Ro-No-May powdor for ex-
ccsslvo perspiration ot hands or feet; posi
tively cures tendor and swollen feet, corns
and bunions.
Ladles 'and Misses' suits, skirts, waists.
wrannera. underskirts, mllllnorv. etc.. cash
or credit. Peoplo's Store. 16th and Farnam.
Be-No-May powdor brings relief to tender
feet.
K LIS FLEAS
If your dog la overrun with flcns, treat
him to a wash with SHERMAN'S DOG
SHAMPOO. This Is the only preparation
that will kill EVERY FLEA every time.
No guesswork. IT KILLS 'EM. Easy to
use; 25o per bottle.
MEDICINES FOB DOGS.
Full llr.o of Spratt's English Dog Medi
cines. Full lino of aiover'H Celebrated
Remedies. Full lino Dent'3 Dog Medi
cines. Sherman's Mango Curo. bottle 6O0
Sherman's Tonlo Tablets for dogs,
per box 500
Sherman's Distemper Powder, box 60a
Sherman's Arecu Nut Worm Tablets,
per box 60c
Sherman'H Dog Shampoo keeps skin
Clean nnd kills fleas, bottle sjc
Wrlto for book ubout dogs-free.
Sherman &McConnell Drug Go
Corner 16th nnd Dodge, OMAHA.
ACORN BASE BURNERS
Its not too early to remind you thnt we
aro still selling tho celebrated Aeorn Baso
J.!ir?: .T.hl" 18 J1.16 onl' "ne f lrd coal
'E'11 'ho world In which tho quality Is
from iVWn slwi'm thSm ln ""'V S'ZCS'
rrom j.uoo to j0.oo. nnd not a poor stovo
among them. Wo have thousands of writ
ten testimonials from Omaha users and
no matter what Btovo you havo used wo
will guarantee that you will "ay the Acorn
Is superior or your money refunded. Ask
us for a copy of "Tho Acorn" si owln
what your neighbors think of this stove.
John Hussie
Hardware Co.
2407-2409 Cuming St.
"It you buy it ot Hussie, it's right."
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE; STOP AY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1901.
nosTosr sTonn n. n. wnncic balb,
Tuesday Bruin the Great Sale Sixty
Cnsea "Wrecked Goods nought
from It. It. Co.
On opening theso cases we And over halt
of tho goods ln perfect condition. Tho
greater part of tho other half is only
mussed or slightly soiled, and only a very
few pieces torn.
Tho goods that go oi salo Tuesday com
prises principally of ladles' and misses'
cloaks and suits, trimmed and untrlmmed
hats, dress goods, silks, velvets, carpets
rugs, blankets, comforts, underwear,
hosiery and handkerchiefs, men's gloves,
caps, shifts, shoes, and all kinds of calico
muslins, outing and wool flannels, etc.
Remember tho date, Tuesday, Septcra
bcr 21, at
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
J. L. Brandcls & Sons, Proprietors.
Selling Rogers, Peet & Co's Men's Clothing.
Ask your druggist or glove dealer about
Re-No-May powder. A great economy In
hot weather. Cures excesslvo perspiration
saves gloves, paraBols and flno dress
goods. No dress shields needed If you uso It
NOTHING WRONG WITH KNOX
I. II. Neff, Prominent Former nnd
Stock Itnlsrr, Submlta u,
Sample ot Corn.
P. B. Ncff, ono of tho successful farmers
and stock raisers ot Knox county, residing
near Wausa, was ln tho city yesterday, and
as ovldcnco of what that part of tho country
can do lu a year of drouth brought with
him samples ot corn picked at random from
his fields. Ono of these cars Is over a foot
long, perfectly developed nnd at least four
Inches In diameter at tho baso.
Mr. Ncff says that crops aro good In Knox
county and that farmers will have plenty
ot all kinds ot feed for tho stock which they
have, whllo many will undoubtedly havo
somo grain to sell.
Special Excursion llntca to Snn 1'rnn
claco, .l5.
Tho Union Pacific has authorized a rate
of $45 for tho round trip between Omaha
nnd San Francisco for tho general conven
tion of tho Episcopal church. Tickets on
salo September 19 to 27, Inclusive. Final
return limit November 15, 1901. City ticket
office, 1321 Farnam street. Telophono 316.
tlR Calif ornlii nnd Return.
Burlington Routo.
Every day till September 27.
Tickets, 1602 Farnam street.
For tired feet Re-No-May powder.
The Phone Will Bring It
'COPYflGHT
If you call up number 1238 or number 1222.
Wo glvo prompt nttentlon to telephono
orders and will send your coal right away.
Wed rather do it now than later on,
when all thoso slow pcoplo aro sending
ln their orders on a cold day. Then some
body may havo to wait.
Hard coal now $9.50 per ton.
Hald & Rice,
Tel. 1238. 506 S. 16th St
If its
an
EMPEROR
FOR THAT IB THE
Best Razor Made
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
HENCKELfl BMPEinOB,
RAZOR!,
pocket rurrvEi,
SCISSORS, Eta.
BHAVINO OUTFITS A BPEOIALTT.
Jas. Morton & Son Go.
1011 Dodca Mri.t.
TOOL HEADQUARTERS.
Bargains in Cameras
During Carnival week we will sell
KODAKS AND CAMERAS nt rock
bottom prices. Wo havo tho largest
selection ot photo material in tho
west und have everything strictly
fresh and up-to-date.
Seo tho latest raako of Al Vista
Camera, from $8.00 up.
THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER COMPANY
1215 Farnttiii Street.
Wholi'salo and retail dealers In
Photo Supplies. '
Coming Your Way
You will not find a hotter tlmo during
1901 In which to purchaso drug sundries,
patent preparations and toilet articles.
Tho prices cannot very well go lower, and
it's a wise customer who buys now and
picks up tho bargains, We quoto a few
samples:
25c Mencn's Talcum Powder 12c
2So Davis Headache Powders 12c
GOc Soclctlo Hygienic Soap 29c
$1.00 Cramer's Kidney Curo 4So
$1.00 Kirk's Hair Tonic 4So
$1.00 Wlno Cardul E9o
$1.00 Peruna C2c
All other patents at sanio big discount.
Mall orders promptly filled.
MYERS DILLON DRUG C0j
16th and Farnam
OMAHA LANDMARK DISAPPEARS
nmruet Home, n Pioneer Hostelry, 1
Ucltifr rtneed to 3lnke It 00 in for
Xpw ItnlldlnR,
The Emmet house, which for many years
nas stood on Eleventh street, between Far
namo and Harney, is being torn down to
givo place to a two-story brick building t
bo erected by David Colo. Tho now build
lng will bo occupied by Klopp & Bartlctt
under n long lenso.
Tho old Emmet houso was ono of tho
landmarks of Omaha nnd In an early day
was well patronized as ono of tho chief
hostelrles of tho city. It was n bono of
contention between two of tho original
founders of tho city and was tho cause of a
lawsuit which held Its placo on the docket
of tho Douglas county district court for
many years.
Covert l.mlKr No. It. A. F. t A. M.
All brethren of this lodgo and sojourn
lng brethren aro requested to meet at Ma
sonic hall ou Sunday, September 22, 1901
at 1:30 p. m., sharp, to attend tho funeral
or Brother John R. Halsllp.
Attest: EDEN K. LONO, Secretary.
J. ELMER ANDERSON.
Worthy Master.
FATAL PROPHECY COMES TRUE
John II. Hnlnlln Ulen After I'rrdlctlue
Invent nt (irnvcaldc of
Ilia Son,
John R. Halsllp, a well known traveling
man, died yesterday morning of dropsy at
his home, 2513 Caldwell street. Tho funeral
will bo held at 2 p. m. today under tho
auspices of Covert lodgo, Ancient Freo nnd
Accepted Masons, of which ho was a mem
ber. Interment will bo mado at Forest
Lawn cemetery.
Last Thursday Mr. Hnlsllp's 18-year-old
son was burled and at the sldo of the gravo
tho rather said with pathetic earnestness
that it would not bo many days until they
were reunited.
Hamilton Warren, M. D., eclectta and
magnetic physlolan, offico at tho Central
hotel, Cor. 15th and Dodgo streets, till a
sultablo location can be found. Spoclal at
tcntlon to all long standing or lingering
diseases and to diseases of women and
children.
Do They Tell You
that thorn Is nn flrni? trnwf nr lninl rnm-
bluntlon of the retail druggists whose ob
ject 13 10 "iioosi" up mo prices on patent
medicines and other things which thoy
think WO Can't cot? Don't think lircmixn
they are advertising somo staplo articles nt
cost that they am In sympathy with tho
vJiiP.r,C0 Business, oecauso tno WHOLE
PUSH WOUld til tn lllll fminrnl nf nnr
Htoro wan pleasure.
LOTUS nilKAM 1,'nn niiAno in-
wV"v ai iivuoi iu iiuitr.
AND HAS NO ODOR, PINT "3c
. n VIPTnn dim a .00
Best 25c box soap, threo cakes!!!"!!!!! liic
5O0 Pozzonl Powder
i .00 Kirk's Hair Tonic ..!.! : S
L.'.H.tcrln9 n-ainl.ert'a Genuine) loa
i.vj ino 01 ruUl itn
Jl'.OO McD.irin'N Knu .Hi.
COo Calclvi-oirji Syrup Pepsin. ....7.7.7.7. "3o
:no Karl Cramer's denuino T.insv.
v-ouon iiooi una Pennyroyal PIIIs....$1.00
SCHAEFER'S
Cut Prica
Drue Stora
TI. 747. . W. Car. 18th and Chlaag,
Seeds dallvarad FKB to amy part at tllr.
We Are
Proud of tho repu
ation of having tho finest ehoo
store in Oraaba.
It spurs us on to bo constantly on thn
lookout for tho very newest Ideas ln high
art snoo making. Something different from
whnt is to bo found at other stores Our
customers expect it wo do not disappoint
mem. 1 no Ideal shoo for woman Newest
shoo ideas for street and dress all tho
leathers 20 styles Price, J3.00.
Ihc
$2.60 for woman's shoes box calf and vlcl
kid heavy sole tho broad extension
heels and toes.
$3.00 Men's shoes "Tho Rochester"
especially designed for us all the patent
icatners Also ln vlcl kid and box calf
somo leather lined Prlco, $3.00.
$1.60 for boys' and girls' shoes extra
value mado with a view to stylo nnd dura-
DUtty nest of Btock, uowest styles
Price, $1.50.
THE ROCHESTER SHOE CO.,
1515 Douglas St. 1515-
Taft's Philadelphia
Dental Rooms,
1517 Douglas St.
When your teeth first show signs of
decay Is tho tlmo to consult a dentist.
FILLINGS 75C UP
SET TEETH $3.00 UP
Do You Know
Shrader
Yes, ho can eavo you money nnd car faro
If you need drugs or patent medlclues.
$1.00 Cramer's Kidney Curo 15c
$1.00 Peruna C2c
$1.00 Colery Compound 19c
Co bottlo Schlltz .Malt 13c
$1.00 Swamp Root 73c
25c Talcum Powder 0c
$1.00 Miles Nervine 73c
Ono pound Sulphur 10c
Ono ounco Senna Leaves 6c
Dr. Hill's Special Cough Cure 25c
Dr. Dill's Sundown ColdX'apsules Curo
Cold lu Head beforo sundown, only
2ac
10c
Shrader's 10-mInuto Headacho Powders.
Shrader's Fig Powdor, Curo for Con
stipation nnd Provcntlvo for Appendi
citis, per box
:5c
This Is Shrader on 21th and Seward.
SHRADER. SHRADER. SHRADER.
SAN KltANCISCU AND ItBTWItN.
f 15 Vln Itock lalnnd Itoute.
Tickets on sale September 19 to 27: good
for return until November 16. City ticket
ofilce, 1323 Farnam street.
Young men who would llko to bo barbers
would do well to call on Moler Darber Col
lege, 1623 Farnam street, or send for their
catalogue.
Mnmirit Fnlla Illtinilnnteil.
Tho Michigan Central, "Tho Niagara
Falls Route," has established at Its Falls
View station a powerful electric search
light, which every night illuminates the
faco ot tho falls and tho rapids for the
benefit of tho passangers upon Its train
passing after dark.
For tickets and folders npply to city
ticket offlco, 119 Adams street, Chicago.
DIED.
JENSEN-C. A., nged 63 years.
Funeral Sunday nt 2 p. m. from family
residence ln Hensnn. interment in spring
well cemetery. All friends invited.
Send atlcles of incorporation, notices ol
stockholders' meetings, etc., to The Ilea
Wo will glvo them proper legal iniertlon.
Telephono 233.
New
root
Fashions
for
Fall
We are ready
to show them
Aro you ready to seo them?
Don't wait until you want to buy;
Call in at onco and get posted
on tho now and up-to-dato
fads and fancies
tn footwear
fabhlons.
Wo will consider It a
favor to bo allowed to show
you our goods whether you
buy or not; and they'ro
worth seeing.
Comparo them with
others fltylcs, quality,
prices then whon you'ro
ready to buy, you'll buy ours.
They nro tho newest, tho nicest,
the best, and tho prices aro right.
FRY SHOE CO
FOIUIEHLT
Cartwigbt
N. E. Cor. 16th 7 A
and Douglas Of
Curse
OF
DRINK
CURED BY
White Ribbon Remedy
Can lie kIvvii In lilua ot Winer, Tea
or coiicm ivuiKiut 1'utient'a
K iimvlcdKv.
Wlilto Ribbon Remedy will euro nr ilps'irnv
the diseased appetito for olchollo stimu
lants, whether the. patient Is u contlrmod
Inebriate, "a tippler," social drinker or
tirunlcurtl. Impossible for anyone to have
un appctlt. for alcoholic llyuors after usIiik
Uitiluriicil hy Aiunilivrn of XV.C.T.U,
Mrs. Moore. .Superintendent at tim
Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
writes: "I havo . tested White Ribbon
Remedy on very obstinate drunkards, ana
tho cures havo been many. In minv .via...
the Remedy was given secretly. 1 cheer
fully recommend und endorse White Rib
bon Remedy. Members of our Union uro
ellgliteu to unu a practical and economical
rciuiucul to uld us lu our tcmbcranen
work."
Mrs. West, president of the Woman'u
CliiiMtlan Teiniieraiicu Union. Hinti.ii. "i
Know of so many people redeemed from tho
ouro of ill Ink by the uso of White Ribbon
Remedy that 1 earnestly request you to give
u u iriui. rui nuiu u iiruKKiHis every
where, or bv mall. SI. Trial iiiieltnu.T frn
by writing or calling on .tlrn. a. m,
'I on iimciiiI (for years Secrotnrv nf im
Woman's Christian Temperance Union)
lilH Tieiiiout Nt., IIohIoii .tliiNN, Sold 111
Omaha by Charles 11. Schaefer, Kith and
unicasio streets.
These Are Gut Prices
$1.00 Coko Dandruff Cure
$1.00 Wlno ot Cardul
S1.C0 Peruna
$1.00 West's Ncrvo and Rraln Treat
ment $1.00 Llstcrino
50o
50c
C2o
0c
G4c
15c
15c
19c
100
Go
12o
C9o
69c
75o
75o
49c
f.3o
49o
f.9c
5c Plso's Curo
:5c HoweU'B Anti-Kawf
:5c Lees' Egg Tar Soap
:5c Allcock's. Plasters
5o Relladonnn Plastors
ounce bottlo Witch Hazel
Hood's Sarsaparllla
Palno's Celery
Mile's Ncrvlno
t'lerco's Medicines
-quart Fountain Syrlngo
quart Fountain Syrlngu
quart w aier iiomo
quart Water Uottlo
.mi guarunicoii ior ono year.
BOSTON STORE
DRUG 9 DEPT.
NEW I'UIIMOATIONS.
Your Fortune Told Free
tho 7firllan Astrology reveals your
inw buuiuu mo. wo win eona you
a itoroscono Reading of vour urn nnil
a most interesting Honk on Astrology.
If yon send the dato of your birth and
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SON & CO.. 22 North William Street,
New York City.
If you want to HVnFNc
know what smart- IlJrl 1 UtkllO
ly-dressed men will wear this sea
son ask to see Stein-Bloch clothes
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Men's .?1S.00 Pure Worsted Suits for 10 00
Men's $12.D0 Genuine Melton Suits for 70
Men's 9.50 Fine Cassimere Suits for no
Men's 12.50 Covert Overcoats for 7.50
HAYDEN BROS.
SELLING TIIE MOST CLOTHING IN OMAHA.
Avenarius
Carbolineum
Used for preserving wood, both- abovo and
below tho ground. Wood treated with It
will last threo times longer than tho nat
ural way. Ite qualities aro:
1st. Prevent dry rot and decay.
2d. Prevent warping and cxpolllng damp
ness.
3rd. Trevent tho attack of Insects, worms.
mice.
4th. Prevent crumbling and decay of
brick and stono work.
Gth. Is antiseptic and freo from all poi
sonous Ingredients.
Call for circular.
P. S. Going to uso a llttlo to oresorvo
tho harmony of Omaha druggists.
Sold only by
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Ten mnnufacturers' snmple
garments from the leading houses of New York, Boston nnd
Philadelphia. Our New York buyer, continually searching the
markets, secured the above goods, which we place on sale be
ginning Monday morning at 8 o'clock. The greatest sale of la
dies' ready-to-wear garments ever known in anv American
house at this season of the year.
These goods are Al and up
or skirt leaves our workrooms,
right in every detail, nnd will
ASSORTMENT NO. 1 Women's samnlo
suits, mado ln nil wool homesnuns and
Venetians, Jacket lined ylth tho Olvcrnaud
uiiiuut, rnauo in tno new styles, pcrcallno
lined and Interlined with deep flounce
manufacturer's prlco J12.00, samplo salo
prlco, J7.G0.
ASSORTMENT NO. 2 Women's suits.
browns, blacks, tans, castors, nnd red. In
flno Venetians nnd broadcloths, scrgos and
cheviots, somo silk lined throughout, mado
up ln tho best styles, n suit worth $20.00,
samplo salo prlco, $10,00.
ASSORTMENT NO. 3 Women's hlch
class suits ln tho now styles, Norfolks.
blouses doublo breasted, single breasted
and others, made of all wool Imported ma
terials, jackets lined throughout with the
famous Glvernnnd taffetas, skirt percnllno
lined and Interlined, velvet bound, suits
that nro sold ln Omaha as high as $23.00,
sample sale price, $12. B0.
WOMEN'S SAMPLE COATS
ASSORTMENT A Automobile coats,
mado from ono of tho finest qunlltlos
American mill's kerseys, silk lined through
out, an unapproachablo offer. 42 Inches
Extra SpGOinls for Monday.
women's silk skirts, trimmod with
bands of velvet, made from elegant qual
ity taffeta, sample salo prlco, $1.95.
Women's dressing snccjurs, nicely mado,
elegant quality llunnelotto, mado to sell
for $1.00, samplo salo price, 35c.
Women's wool waists, every throad
wool, trimmed with braid, ln blacks,
blues, reds -and tans, bought to sell at
$1.60, samplo salo price 79c,
Women's collarettes, mado of sheared
coney, satin lined throughout, mado to
sell for $2.50, samplo salo prlco, 95c.
Children's Jackets, In nn endless variety.
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f imp tutoa, Uki only ICeoley Inatltiim In iNKn, Curea
VUHJE iiruiiki-iiiicaa, Cun-i Di-iik Uacrn, ToI.iip.-o Usera. THIS
KI'lll.CV INS'J'ITUTi;, lt unit I.rnvcmvortli, Oinnlin.
ASK FOR A
Contains the best Havana Tobacco. Equal to imported cigars,
Manufactured by P. a. Rico Marouatllo Cigar Co., St. Loulo. Ualoa Mado,
Did you see Smith yesterday ?
If you did, you must hnvo noticed
what n stylish, perfectly lltting suit
thnt brown mixed English tweed is
that he had on. Smith is ensy to lit,
did you sny? No easier than you aro.
Don't believe it? Well, you just come
into our store any time tomorrow or
the first time you got n chance, but
don't wait too long, and we'll fihow
you whether wo can nt you with u
Stein-Bloch Suit
or Overcoat
Either, and do it as well ns Bell, tho
swell New York Fifth Ave. tailor
could make to your measure, and sny
you know you enn buy four or Qvo
Stein-Bloch suits for Bell's price for
one.
SUITS, 10.00 TO $25.00
OVERCOATS, ?12.H0 TO ?27.50
Extra special sale of men's fine
suits for Monday and all week.
Hard Coal
Now is tho time to Ee
cure tho bonofit of early
fall prices.
$9 50 Per Ton.
C. B. Havens & Co.,
1522 farnam St.
Tels. 317 nnd S25.
Jackets, Suits,
Skirts and Waists
lines of women's fall and winter
- to - date, and when a suii. onnr.
we. irunrantoo that it will in
give perfect satisfaction.
long, high storm collnr, S rows of silk
stitching all nround collnr, front and bot
tom, mado with tho now sleovo nnd cuff,
samplo snlo price Just think XS.50.
ASSORTMENT H Women's flno automo
biles, with high storm or IAlglon collar,
trimmed with stitched velvet, lined with
tho famous Skinner's satin thnt Is warran
ted for two years wear, 42-lnchcs long,
enmo ln castois, tans, cardinals, blues ami
blacks, a garment mado to soil for $27.50,
samplo sale prlco, $11,05
ASSORTMENT O-Womcn's box coats,
mado from tho famous American woolen
mills' kerseys, high storm collars, trimmed
with pearl buttons and satin strnp3 stitched
with four rows of stlbihliig all around
with tho now sleovo, a garment worth
double, Bnmplo salo prlco, $1.03.
ASSORTMENT D-Womon'H bos coat
our leador, standing out defiantly chal
lenging tho world, rando from tho best
Imported korHoys, lined with tho famous
Sklnnor'n satin, elegantly strapped, stitch
ed, sowed and mado, this Is from tho reg
ular stock, tho best ln America, on salo
at $10.00.
In nl
styles, mado to sell for $5.00, for
$2 !j.
Children's Jackets, mado to sell for $3.50,
salo prlco, $1.15.
All wash waists romalnlng In our houso
will bo put on salo Monday at 10c
25-dozon woman's mercerized uider
sklrts, $2.60 quality, for 98c.
25-dozen women's wrappers, bought es
pecially for thin salo, mado of 10o per
cales, oxtra wldo In tho hips, body lined,
trimmed with laco, worth $1.25, on salo
at 25c.
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