1ST
THE OMAHA DAILY HEE: THTJKSDAV, OCTOtiEtt 31. 1001.
SAIS LETTERS IRE GENUINE
finkeiton Handwriting Expert Panel Judj
mnt on Grow Epiitlei.
HE IDENTIFIES PAT'S CHIROGRAPHY
Chief. Ilonnhnc. WIiIIp Hrlnn Hndnllpil
s In AllthrnllHty of l,fllfr, Dors
Aol Eprct KltltiHplnn Snsneot
, ' to C'omr from llltllttK I'lncn.
Chief Donahue has received assurance
from Daniel Earlc, handwriting expert at
the Tlnkcrton detective agency headquar
ters, Chicago, that the two letters purport
ing to corao from Tat Crowe about ten days
ago are genuine. The letters were sent
there from Omaha for verification, an the
I'lnkerton archives contain authentic speci
mens of Crowe's penmanship. Yesterday
the qblef received this nolo!
J. J. Donahue, Chlit or Police, Omaha:
1 herewith return the two letters written
by Pat Crowe which you Inclosed In your
letter of October 21 Hoth letters lire un
doubtedly In Crowe's handwriting, otirs
truly, DANIEL. HAIU.K.
The Crowo. letters were received In Omaha
October 10 and October 21 and wcro ad
dressed to Chief Donahue. A synopsis of
ea:h whs published In The Hee nt the time.
Tho first was a long, rambling dissertation
on a varloty of subjects, covering fifteen
page of' manuscript, written In pen and Ink.
It contained only one vital statement nnd
that pertained to tho $500 bond. He said
that was all he could give, and he wanted
the state, county nnd city authorities to
pledge themselves that he would bo released
pending trial on such a bond.
The second letter, received two days
later, reiterated much that was In tho first
and called the chief's attention to the fact
that his (Crowe's) term had not been
compiled with. It said that the request
touching the withdrawal of the rewards had
not emanated from him, that he had never
made or authorized such a request and that
the alloged undo In tho Iowa town, who
was supposed to have transmitted It to the
chief, was a fake. He had no uncle In
Iowa.
As nothing further 1ias been dono townrd
complying with Crowe'H request It Is sup
posed that It will bo some tlmo before the
Omaha public will be favored with another
communication from tho fugitive, much
less with an opportunity of seeing him "In
the flesh." Ills last lottor, dated October
18, closed with theso words:
I nm now nt thn homo of n friend, twen-ly-flvo
miles from Omaha, where I expect
to stay nbout a month. If you can't rea
ion with tho court by that tlmo 1 go to a
foreign rountry, providing the nll-seelng
eye doca not rnpturo me, nnd I assure you
that Is tho least of my troubles.
Chief Donahue has not tried Jo "reason
with tho Judge." Ho said yesterday: "I havo
done all I propose to do In tho matter, if
he doesn't want to coma In now he'll have
to stay away, and, to be candid with you, I
don't much expect him. If ho was going
to come In ho'd have showed up before
this." .
r. MKN'S ODD PANTS, fl.BO.
The Greatest Sale of Men's Pant Kver
Held in Omnhn
8ATURDAY AT IlOSTON STORE.
Saturday we will place on sale all the
odd pants that camo In tho purchase of the
'wholesale stock of Levy Rosenflcld Co.,
New York. Tho lot consists of 2,000 pair
of men's fine pants, worth $3.00, $4.00 and
jr,.00. Your unrestricted choice Saturday
at tl.KO.
15.00, 7.B0 YOUNO MEN'S SUITS, 2.B0.
Your choice of all the long pants suits for
young men, ages 16, IT, 18 and 19 years,
and also young roan's, all go Saturday at
92.60
NOW ON SALE.
Your choice of nil tho men's suits In
this purchase, worth $10, $12 and $10, now
on sale at $5.98.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
J. L. Brandeis & Sons, Proprietors.
Selling Rogers, Pcot & Co.'s Men's Clothing.
HELD AS A HOLDUP, ARTIST
Tom Mellnnnlil Identllleil Iiy Hansen
aa the Mnn Who Mobbed
I'll Hlm'
Tom McDonald was nrrcstcd yesterday
by Dotcctlvcs Mitchell nnd Drummy as
the mnn who held up and robbed Chris Han
sen on Twelfth street between Karnam and
Douglas last night.
Hansen positively Identified McDonald.
Constipation Is tho rock that wrecks manv
lives; It poisons the very Ufa blood. Reg
ularity can be established through the usa
of Prickly Ash nitters. It Is mildly ca
thartic nnd strengthens the stomach, liver
nd kidneys.
Announcements of the Theater.
The remarknblo hit made by the Klaw
ft Erlangor Opera company and Jerome
8ykes In DeKoven & Smith's comic opera,
"Foxy Qulller," last season has been re
peated In every city In which that opera
has boon proscntcd this season. Mr. De
Koven has written tho score for many
operas nnd In "Koxy Qulller" ho has pro
duced muslo that not only professes the
jungle nnd melody pleasing to the eye, but
that which appeals to tho cultivated musi
cian ns well, So happy a combination Is
not often heard In music. Mr. Smith's book
Is .entirely dovold of coarso Jest. Sykes Is
legttlmato In his stage methods and pos
sesses a personal magnetism that has
made him a favorite. Ills support Includes
Eleanor Kent, Orace Cameron, Lillian Se
ville, Julius Sieger, Louts Cnsavnnt, the
lllllputlan comedian, Adolf Zlnk, and
others. It Is tho biggest comic opora or
ganization In America and the coming en
gagement nt the Iloyd theator Friday and
Saturday, November 1 and 2, with matinee
Saturday, should prove the musical event of
the year.
Spasmodlo alarm clocks. Edhalm, Jeweler.
Chicago to Jlnffnio mill rttiirn C.TV
Every Tuesday, Thursday nnd Saturday
In October tbo Michigan Central, "The
Niagara Falls Route," will sell tickets at
$8,75 for tho round trip from Chicago to
Buffalo and return. As tickets at then.)
extremely low rates are good In day coaches
culy, tho daylight train of the Michigan
Central, leaving Chlcngo in the morning,
will offer most satisfactory service, Knur
fine through trains each way. All trains
passing Niagara Falls by daylight stop Ave
minutes at Fall View, Very low rates are
also mndo every day for tickets good In
sleeping enrs. For particulars nddreis O,
W. Ruggles, general passonger and ticket
gent, Chicago.
Depositors German Nuvlnits llnnkt
A meeting of the depositors qf the Or
man Savings bank will be held at S o'clock
Friday evening, November 1, at room 213
New York Llfo building.
Rhlmnnnlne nud htltr dt'eislnc. fn
connection with Tho Ilatuery, 216-220 Dee
building. Tel. 1716.
Cramer's Kidney and Liver Cure Is the
name 50o and $1,00. All druggists.
Publish your legal notices In The Weekly
Bee. Telephone "3D.
, tofertod cuckoo clocks. Edbolm, jeweler.
RouSig Millinery Sale Thursday
Tempting price quotations to enliven the selling.
The best $5 Hats in America
. In our magnificent assemblage of hat beauties at
to you will find tho correct and moat
approved designs adopted in the fashion
centers of tho world for this season....
nt the smallest minimum cost
easily worth $4.00 Thursday
at .... -.,
Ostrich Plumes
Inch black French dye Amazon
plumes, now bo much In demand.
These goods are of superior' quality
and are guaranteed to be a
$4.60 articles, Thursday .. stst"" vl
Black Parrots 64 dozen
handsome French dye black parrots,
sold everywhere at 50c and
75c, Thursday aVUV
$5
Trimmed Hats at $2.45 iti Base
mentAt two dollars and forty-livo cents wo are
showing a collection of trimmed hat beauties in black
and colors of a kind that clearly demonstrate the
ability of our well equipped organization of skilled
milliners, who have studied well to reproduce some of
the highest price creations In tho medium size hats
These hats are
Street Hats in Base.
ment 60 dozen grajr, castor navy
black and brown street hats, nicely
draped with fancy silks, CLn
worth up to $1.60, Thursd'y.. SOC
Fancy Feathers 600
boxes assorted fancy feathers, birds,
wings and aigrettes bought for almost
nothing, not one of them worth
less than fifty cents q
Thursday
21-
Special Sale New Fall Cloaks
Extraordinary Bargains in Golf Skirts, Suits, Coats and
jxagians tor l hursday's selling. . . .
Women's Golf Skirts -made of good
heavy golf material, chalk line striped ef- Q
fects, heavy stitched flounce, $S.60 nalues, "'zJc
Thursdny at
Misses' Golf Skirts length 32 to 38
inch, mndo of heavy materials, stitched
bottoms, $3.00 values
Thursday
Women's Tailored Suits of
1.50
all
wool coverts, Venetian cloths, etc., In all -
colors, well lined, Jackets, flare skirls, many . "4,
worth $10, all go Thursday at
Women's Box Coats made of
English kersey In reds, castors, nnvles nnd
Mnrlt, full silk lined, straped yoke, mwrn ma
velvet nlnlnir. fnnrv ntlti'hnil rn. ' J
lurs nnd re vent. JllGO vnlues .M
Thursdny
Women's Box jackets made
of kcrsoy In Kaod,.flKalesy.'or, cnator, lined with
;uarnntcecl heajy? Iitrtngf large ptortn n
collars nnd rcrers; bell Hhape'eirffH r J mVMrS
nnd titllor stitched seams worth A
fully $6.00, Thursday
Women's GolV and Dress Suits
mnde of the very choicest fabrics In nil colors
nnd all styles. These aw mostly mm
mimple gnrmcnts, also odd and Vi nil
ends, worth up to $18.00 Cj
choice Thursday i
71
Very Special Raglan Offer:
JO D AND
Women's stylish Haitians.
full length, made of heavy
black cheviot, also caBtor
colored Venetians, yoke bnck,
full effect, actual $13.60 gar
ments, speclni for a nfi
Thursday .O.VO
Em
Everything
In footwear a woman onn desire from
daintiest patent leathers to stout box
calf or enamel street boats and man
nish extension edges are to be had In
GNOSIS
at $3.50 Always
Soronls cost less nnd fit better than
most $5.00 lines of women's shoes.
The style Is right and the prico la
$3.60 always.
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Send for catalogue.
Chaap Enou
eh
Wo haven't heard nny complaint about
these prices they seem to be pretty near
low enough. If they nren't maybe we'll
make them lower. Better wntch our ads
anywny nnd not miss our BARGAINS.
$1.00 Plercc'a Golden Medical Discovery.. 6c
$1.00 Crnmer's Kidney Cure 49o
$1.00 Temptation Tonic 49c
2fic Woodbury's Facial Soap He
2So Lyon's Tooth Powder '. ;.llo
$1.00 Wine Cardul Mo
, Pint Bottle Crude Carbolic Acid S5c
$1.00 Duff y'B Malt Whisky 75c
10c Pncknge Bird Seed for 4o
Klrk'n 25c Juvenile Soap for 8c
75cCoko'8 Dandruff "Curo for 34c
$1.00 Burnham's Saraaparllla 49c
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Write for Catalogue. '
Sherman & McConnill Drug Co,.
Cor. 16th and Dodge, Omaha.
THIS I'AN-AMklRlCAJI EXPOSITION
t BuSlo.
With Its magnificent spectacle, the nightly
Illuminations, will bo over lu a few days.
The Pan-American Special, the swell train
of tho Mlcbtgdn Central, leaves Chicago
6 p. m. dally, serving dinner, and arrives
Buffalo 7.45 next morning, via Niagara
Falls. Vry low rates during October. O,
W. Ruggles, Q. P. and T. A., Chicago.
High-grade leather goods. Edbolm, jewel'r.
Obsprvntlon Pnrlnr Car Between
Omaha .and Slonx City
via the Northwestern Line. In addition to
the Parlor Cars and Observation Cafe Cars
which are run dally between Omaha, Sioux
City and the "Twin Cities" on trains leav
ing Omaha at 6:65 a. m., arriving Sioux
City 10:05 a. m., and leaving Sioux City
7:15 p. in., arriving at Omaha 10:25 p. m.,
the Chicago & Northwestern railway has
placed In service between Omaha and Sioux
City Observation Parlor Cars, leaving Sioux
City 12:80 p. m.' dally, arriving .at Omaha
3:60 p. m., and leaving Omaha 7:60 p. m.,
arriving Sioux City 11:05 p. ra. This Im
provement In the-servlco will no doubt still
further popularize this already favorite line.
Klfty-KlKht Hour to I'ortlana
from Missouri river Via the Union Pacific.
Compare this time with other lines and see
how much quicker It Is. Through Pullman
Palaco elcepera are run dally. Pullman or
dinary sleepers leave Omaha dally at 8:20
a.jm, and 4:25 p. m., and are personally con
ducted every Friday.
For full Information call at city ticket
office, 1321 Farnanv street. Telephone 316.
Send articles of tnccrpomtoa, notices ot
Itockholders' meetings, etc., to The Be.
We will give them proper legal tnierlloa.
telephone 233,
Shampooing nnd hair dressing, 25c. In
connection with The Bathcry, 216-22Q Bee
building. Tel. 1716.
It's tho best Cramer's jydney nnd Liver
Cure 50u and .$1.00. AH drugglsts.-
niamonds, loose and mounted. Gdholm.
11 A n 11 KTT J n m e F., aged 19, Tuesday
evening nt 2841 Sewurd.
Funeral nt St. Cecelia's church Frlduy
... ft
Ilitillllllg II I .fi;iwi.i.
RATIUKN-KllBe. beloved wife of Charles
I). Iluthjen. Ht St. josepn a nospuai, ui
Interment at Calhoun. Neb., Thursday at
j v.
ARE
YOU
SATISFIED
WITH '
THE WAY
YOUR
CLOTHES
ARE MADE ?
Nicoll's plan of perfect
fit and made garments
at about half the credit
tailor price, satisfies all
who have tried him.
Suits, $20 to $40 Over
coats, $20 to $40 rants,
$S to $12 Cut to your
measure and made by
Omaha tailors.
TAILOR
Kaibach Block, 209-11 So. 15th St.
Hello 349!
"Yes."
"Send n uinn tip to my house."
"Whut for?"
"To set n light of glnss."
"All right."
"SnyV"
"Yes."
"How's your prices?"
"They nre nil right."
"Hnvo you n good mnn to send?"'
"Yes."
"Cnn you do It right nwny?"
"Yes."
"Very well, send htm up."
"All right."
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HAYDENs
Again the Fulimore
and
Kitchener Overcoats
The demand Is Increasing, yet so many
and varied are the 'patterns that there Is
no fear of this garment becoming common.
We alwnyo avoid thnt ns much ns possible.
Remember, however, that we speak only
for ourselves. We do not carry the kind
of clothing so freely offered In this city by
concerns which continue to operate along
the old lines. We sell only the very best
kinds of' clothing made, nnd nlwnys sell at
prices much lower thnn nny other store
can possibly afford to quote.
Special Sale of
Men's Suits
A thousand splendid suits made of fine
worsteds nnd tweeds, cut In military and
conservative styles and lined with durable
warp serge. We positively save you a five
dollar bill on this suit our special price
$7.50.
EXTRA SPECIAL IN MEN'S FINE SUITS
The sale of the suits recently purchased la New York has been so great that we
will bring It to a close this week. There nre still many of the neatest patterns left,
and they are tho best suits wo over sold s o early in tho season at reduced prices $1
110.00 and $15.00.
EXTRA SPECIAL SALE OF MEN'S FINE TROUSERS
Men's $2.60 worsted pants, at $1.25 Men's $4.50 fine pants for $-.50
Men's $3.60 fine pants, at $1.95 Men's $6.60 very finest pants nt $3.75
HAYDEN BROS.
SELLING THE MOST CLOTHING IN OMAHA.
uiinru The Leading Dress
HAYnhN? Goods House of the
I Ifl I laTaaillt
West.
As the season l ndvanclng we are find! ng some of our heavy goods not moving as
rapidly as we would wish and for one day we will sell the following goods at a great
sacrifice:
64-tnch heavy Melton and grey Oxford, blue and black, worth $1.00 yard, 69c.
Priestley's oxtra heavy Waterproof Suitings, proofed by Cravenette company the
genuine goods In black and colors all 54 to 60 Inches wide,
$1.98 Cravenetted Suitings, $1.25.
$2.60 Cravenetted Suitings, $1.60.
$3.50 Cravenetted Suitings, $2.60.
$4.60 and $5X0 Cravenetted Suitings, $3.25.
Lupin's Celebrated Cheviots
$5.00 black, extra heavy, $3.50.
$4.60 black,' extra heavy, $2.98.
$3.50 black extra heavy, $2.50.
$2.60 black, extra heavy, $1.75.
Hundreds of other bargains will go proportionately,
, . Thursday in tht Bargain Room.
Thursday' -will' be a day ot GENERAL BARGAINS. There will be more goods
on sale atriesaitnoney than thero was any day this year. Our purchase of three
large stocks will be closed out as rapidly as possible. They consist ot 25c Ging
hams at 6Hc; 12Vio plain back-Satin at 5c; ,25c Imitation French Flannels at 10c.
16c Imitation French Flannels at 5c; 16c and 19c yard-wide Percales at 5c. $1.00
Underwear at' 39c, and thousands of other bargains. Prices nre What talk. No ped
dlers; dealer "or-manufacturers sold in this room.
DIII2SS GOODS.
141k aad Ooaajlaa It
These are Homespuns, Henriettas, Plaids,
Sergee, Sultlngs.fFrench Flannels and thou
sands of other- goods.
Plain black Satecne, worth 12", 4c, Sc.
6Vic apr.on .chock Ginghams, 3c.
12 He plaid back Covert for rainy-day
skirts, 6c.
12V4c Outing Flannels, 6c.
DRKSS GOODS II V TIIK YARD.
76o all wool Granite, 76c all wool Ladles'
Cloth, 75c all wool Black Novelties, $1.50
alt wool Plaids, $1.50 silk and wool Plaids,
49c.
$1.50'. fine black Crepons, the finest Mo
hair, the! finest finish, four yards to pat
tern, enough to make a sklrti. $2.98.
Extra .heavy Scotch Tweed, In brown,
Oxford, gray, etc., B yards to skirt pat
tern, worth' 75c yard, entire pattern, $1.25.
WAISTINGS.
50c all wool French Flannel, 25c.
75c all wool fancy striped Wnlstlngs, 39c.
$1.00 Striped Crepe do Chine, 49c.
$1.00 plaid French Flannols, 25c.
$1.00 SattntPrunelta, 45c.
EXTHA SPECIALS.
15c Percales, Be.
19c Percales, 7c.
25c Percales, 10c.
15c Flnnnellettes, fine colors, 5c.
36-Inch Flnnnellettes, with border, 6c.
Remnants of Fruit ot the Loom, 5c.
Remnants of Lonsdale, 5c.
Remnants of ,Hope & Hill, 6c.
25c Imitation French Flannel, 10c.
15o Fancy Sateens (Simpson's), 5c,
$1.00 Fleeced Rlaukets, 69c.
$1.00 Comforters, 59c.
Grand special on nil kinds of Comforters
and Blankets.
SILKS, VKLVKTS AND COnDUROYS.
25c Silks, fancies, only 10c.
39c Plain Silks and Checked Japanese, 19c.
85c Silk Foulards, 24 Inches wide, 39c. ,
75c Roman Stripes, 39c,
$1.00 Satins,, 39c.
$1.60 Black Grenadines, 49c.
$1.50 Silk Flannels, 49c.
$1.00 Corduroy, nice line ot colors, 39c.
DRESS PATTERNS.
$10.00 Dress Patterns, $3.98.
$10.00 Skirt Patterns, $2.98.
Bo sure and examine these patterns.
CANDV SALE.
Stick Double refined, per lb...
Stick Hoarhound, per lb
Stick Fancy twist, per lb
Mixed Choice, 6c; fancy
Mixed Broken, 7c; French...
Mlxedr-Klndergartea
Caramels
Lemon Drops
Chocolate Drops, 11c; fancy....
Jelly Beans
Conversation Hearts
Cinnamon Imperials
Lozenges, mint
Wlntergreen
Peanut Squares
Rock Candy. , all string............
Rock Candy,- part string
Eclipse MlxedVCandy .
Crown Mixed.
Moonlight Kisses .v..
Hobson Kisses
Swedish Klsse .'.
Sunbeam Kisses-..
Trilby Kisses .... ;
Bon Bons .'..."(...,
Vanilla Creams.....
Rose Creams .....1
Mint Opera Creams ............
Butter Cream. w
Opera WaferaX,
Maple Wafers "S. . . .
Fine haud-ma4e;'Chocolates
Fine Marshmatlow qhccolatcs ,
Cream Almondaj' ,
. 6c
. 7o
. vyo
. 80
. 13o
. IKo
. 6c
. 8',ic
. 13c
. 8 Ho
. SHo
. 8c
. SVic
. 8W0
. 7Hc
. 9c
. 8i,4c
. 8H0
. 7Hc
MMo
. 15c
.1214c
.12ttb
. 100
. 7&c
. 25c
. 22c
.24V4o
.2214c
, 25e
. 25c
. 20c
. 2oc
. 25c
COFKEE AND TEA PRICES.
Siberian Diamond coffee, 12V4c; Siberian
H. B, Coffee, 13V4'c; very fine Santos coffee,
15c; Guatemala c,offee. 20c; Interior Java
coffee, 25c; private, growth, Java, 31c;
Ansolft Java, ,32c; Mandellng Java, 33c;
Arabian Mocba arid Old" Government, 35c.
With every- pound of good tea from 45c to
60o you geU, fancy- teapot..
CRACKER DEPARTMENT.
Soda crackers 5c
Oyster crackers 5c
Milk crackers
Pearl crackers
Farlsa cracker
GlURer snaps
Fresh oysters, per quart
Dates, per pound
60
6c
Cc
Co
35c
6c
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.
Star plug chewing tobacco 37 Ho
Horseshoe plug chewing tobacco ...,37Hc
Nerve plug chewing tobacco 37Uc
Battle Axe 35c
Newsboy tobacco 35c
Bull Durham smoking tobacco 60c
Duke's Mixture 35 0
Meerschaum smoking tobacco 35c
Uncle Tom smoking tobacco 35c
Old style smoking tobacco 25c
;ilOCEIIV SPECIALS.
Corn meal, 16c sack; 24-lb, sack puro rye
flour, 45c; 10-lb. aack pure Graham, 16c;
24-lb. ssack puro ryo-Grabam, 45c; fancy
evaporated California peaches, new 1901
crop, 3c; strictly choice California peaches,
new crop, 1901, at 12Hi very good old
crop peaches, 6V4c; new crop evaporated
blackberries, 9c; new crop evaporated
apricots, 1901, at 12c; new cleaned pa
tios currents, 1214c; new California mus
catel raisins, 10c; new California prunes,
aiic, 4c, 6c, 8Hc and 12Vic
BUTTER. AND EGGS,
Strictly Fresh' Laid Eggs 18o
Country putter .-. 12iAo
Choice Country' Butter, a good table
butter 16'
Fancy Separator Creamery Slo
HAYDEN nilOS GREAT MALE OF
CANNED GOODS.
2-lb. cnn Strawberries 10c
2-lb. can Gooseberries 9c
2-lb. can Blackberries 9c
2- lb. can Raspberries 10o
3- lb. can Apricots lSVic
3-lb. can Peaches 124c
3-lb. ran very fine sifted Peas 12Vu
3-lb, can all kinds of Plums 12V4c
3-lb, can Tomatoes 10c
2-lb, can Corn..... , 7 Vic
2-lb can String neans. 7Vc
2-lb. can Succotaeh , 714c
2-lb. can Red Kidney Beans 7Uc
2- lb. can 'Wax Beans "14c
3- lb. can Garden Beets, 10c
HAYDEN BROS.
IN THE
CLOAK DEPT
Raglarvs
All the FLage
Thorn nro two klmta oi' iuiiui
hip Tlio Idml thiit In. nuulu to
lnntiito tho correctly miule gitr
HicntH, and the correctly nnitlu,
yiuiiientH thonmelves, There are
both Jdnds on the market. You
must watch for that yournelf.
Til 13 HE A HE ONLY ONE KIND
80L1) AT THE NEBRASKA
THE KIGHT KIND. We'll show
you tho difference if you wish.
The ones offered by us today aro
perfectly tailored and with the
proper hang to them. 75 OF
THEM IN YESTERDAY'S RE
CEIPTS, MADE OF ALL WOOL
CHE.VIOTS. MELTONS, CO
VERTS AND KERSEYS. The
price are about "one-half flint of-
-
fered elsewhere, no trash or mis-
a m
tm r a ?
fits among them.
$16.75, $14.75, $10.75, $8.75
'mm i
Women's Box Coats
Nowhere can these garments be mulched in value-giving,
Women's box coats, 27-iuch long, made of good quality all
wool kersey, lined with satin serge, a well made, "(f QA
perfect fitting coat, regular ?8 value, Thursday. . ,3ifU
Women's Box Coats
$12.75 for those with beaver fur collar and reveres, made
of theiost quality kersey, heavy satin lined, in black, tan
and castor this is a special coat and cannot, be T(?
duplicated for less than $20, as long as they last. . I 3
Women's Automobiles ?02llRnc,,M
$9.75 for the right kind, made of the best kersey and lined
with heavy satin, black and castor, perfectly tailored and
perfect jn lit regular ?1 5.00 garments, O 7C
Thursday . I 3
Extra Special
275, SAMPLE WALKING SKIRTS, picked up by our buy
er, (who has just returned from the eastern market), at
prices that would hardly pay for the material that is in
them. They go on sale Thursday morning and we have
dividedtthem up into 3 lots.
Women's Walking Skirts
LOT 1.
Made of good quality all wool material, In plain and in
visible stripes, skirts in this lot worth ?5.00 to ?7.50 125
of them to choose from fifk
WhileUhey last, your choice laZfU
Women's Walking Skirts
LOT 2.
Made of fine cheviots, meltons and coverts, new bias
llounce effects, stitched and corded, skirts well A AA
worth $7.50 to $8.50 while they last T"U
Women's Walking Skirts
LOT 3.
Made of fine meltons, coverts and imported golfing mate
rials, handsomely stitched and corded, skirts CL AA
would be cheap at $10 and $12, while they last . . .U"U
CELERY NERVINE
Is a preparation made from celery Itself,
which wo hirvo been compounding 'or yearn,
und from the results received and Increased
xulea we feel well pleased. It Is a specific
for nil nervous nnd stomach troubles, con
tains no opiates, unci will cause no bad
after effects will build up nn appetite for
convalescents and Is n splendid tonic. A
bottlo of 96 doses, 65c.
S5c Laxuttve llromo Quinine., 12c
25c Carter's l.lver rills Za
25c Victor Pills 5c
1,00 Sexlno I'll 1 b Too
fiOe Dlmmltt's Cough Balsam 3Sc
DOc Howard's Couh Syrup 3.ic
25c Hcnaorers woiiKn oyrun zuc
25a (Uulnaretol (best for colds 20c
11.00 I'eriiiia
$1.00 Pierce's Remedies 07c
$1,00 S. S. S. C7c
$1.00 WeBt Brain nnd Nervo Treatment 'Jc
75c Fountain ayruiKe , wc
:r Hot Water Bottle fiOc
$1.60 Combination Hot .Water Bottlo and
f ountain nyrinK"
ThenA rubber Roods nre all itunrantccd
nnd we have a full line.
$2.00 Karl Cramer's Tansy, Cottonroot,
ana rennyruyni x-uin i.vo
SCHAEFER'S
Cut Price
Drug Store
1A1. u. V. Car. ICth and Ch lefts
Goods delivered FREE to any part ot city.
Fillings 75c up.
Gold Crowns $5.
Good Set Teeth $5.
Good DentUtry at reasonable prices
Is our motto,
Taft's Philadelphia Dental Rooms
1517 DciUKln" Street.
7)
COPYRIQHC
DID IT EVER STRIKE YOU ?
That when you are drinking a Klaus of
Metis beer that you aro taking a nerve
tonic, a stimulant and a hcalth-clvlng bev
erage at thn same time, ns well ns onjoy
ing tho Rtistatnry pleasure that tho dell
clous flavor and puro quality of this beer
gives at all times? For Insomnia and a
run down condition of the system it Is
without a peer.
Metz Bros. Brewing Co.,
Tel. 110. Oanaha.
KEELEY
CURE
One f th licit eun ippeil "f Urn Knvlrr system or Inntl
tutex, the only Keeley Institute in' Nebraska. Cures
m-niikeiiness, Cares Ilru User", Tnlincon Users. THIS
ki:kluy
INSTITUTU, 10 null Leavenworth, Omnhn.
ASK FOR A
Ussll.Tl-l
Contains the best Havana Tobacco. Equal to Imported cigars,
Inufotured by F. It. Rico Mercantile, Ciffar Co,, St. Louis. Union Made.
