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THE OMAHA DAITr SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1002.
NIGHT SCHOOLS ARE POPULAR
lrs;e Attendance and Active later.
est Reported kf Baserls
tfndrit Team.
Superintendent Pearse of the publlo
schools said In regard to the night schools
recently atarted: "We now have 120 puplla
enrolled at the Comenlus school and I think
something mora than seventy-five at tba
Kellora. although I did uot receive a report
from ,the latter achool I act evening. Thla
la an Increase alnce the opening of the
schools a week ago, and I will say that the
puplla of thla rear aro the most atudioua
and business-like we have ever had. Con
aequently I feel that we mar expert more
(Satisfactory results than ever before,
i
W. ft. Bennett Company.
Oranges, per dozen, 16e.
A large quantity of nice. Juicy, thin
klnned oranges, lc dozen.
No dealers supplied1.
Rice, per pound, 6c.
Frunes, California, per pound, Be
Olnger snaps, per pound, 6c.
Soda and oyster crackers, per pound, 6c.
Baking soda, package, 4c.
Mincemeat, package, 8 l-3c.
Cheese, full cream, pound, 12Vc.
Fine values In fresh roasted coffee, per
pound, 10c.
BASEMENT.
Statement November 1, 1902
Have Root print It.
Genuine Imported beer on draught,
Usurer's, 1306 Farnam street.
Ed
(hanae of Time.
On and after November 2 Rock Island
train No. 24 will leave Omaha at 4:30 p. m.
Inatead of 6:20 p. m., and train No. 6 at
8:35 p. m- Instead of 6:05 p. m.
Try the Chicago laundry. 'Phone 205.
For an O. K. photo go to Williams, 1406
Farnam street.
The Kqoltable Surplus.
The Equitable Life Assurance society of
the United States has a surplus of over
171,000,000. Instead of $66,000,000. as stated
In a recent advertisement. This Immense
surplus means more than "strongest in the
world;" It means also the most profitable
In the world. For a policy exactly eulted
to your needs consult H. D. Neely, manager
for Nebraska, Merchants' National bank
building, Omaha.
H. E. and E. Huberman. Furs remodeled
and repaired. 118 South. 16th street.
There's only one Stonecypher. He prints.
8. Burns, tine white china for decorative
work.
The following letter from the Sorosls
Shoe Manufacturers explains Itself.
LYNN, Mass., Oct. 28. 1902. Mr. Frank
Wilcox Sorosls Shoe Store, Omaha Neb.
Dear Mr. Wilcox: We are expecting a visit
from the Prince of 81am on Friday of this
week, accompanied by his suite. The De
partment of State wrote us some time ago
that his Royal Highness desired to visit
a model shoe factory, and that they had
elected Sorosls for that purpose. He will,
consequently, visit no other factory In Lynn
nor elsewhere in the United States. He has
selected Soros la as being representative in
the best sense, of all factories In the most
celebrated country In the world for making
shoes. We, consequently, feel highly com
plimented, and intend to do the honors in
good style. We are much pleased with this
further evidence that Sorosls are maintain
ing their well earned lead in the shoe
world. Very cordially youri,
ALEXANDER E. LITTLE.
Publish your legal notice In The Weekly
Bee. Telephone 238.
Douglas Printing Co.. 1518 Howard; tel 644.
Foar Personally Conducted Excur
sions FROM OMAHA TO CALIFORNIA WITH
CHOICE OF ROUTE8.
These excursions leave Omaha every
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
t 4:25 p. m., in Pullman Tourist Sleeping
Cars. The cars are accompanied all the
way by conductors skilled in the service
of excursion parties. The Union Paclflo Is
the only line from Omaha running four
excursions to California every week.
City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam St. 'Phone
316.
Joseph Gahm, pianist, 613 W. O. W. Bldg.
King Cole Pancakes from whole whei.t
flour.
Diamonds and othera goods selected now,
reserved till Christmas, Edholm.
Good Position Open.
Good opening for a newspaper or maga
line solicitor. Permanent position for a
competent man. Address Twentieth Cen
tury Farmer. Bee Building. Omaha.
Diamonds remounted, Edholm, Jeweler.
A Good More.
The members of the Convervatlve Savings
nd Loan association calling at the new
offloes. No. 205 South Sixteenth street, ex
press themselves well pleased with the new
location. "The room Is light and airy and
well adapted to the needs of the association,
and, more important still, is centrally lo
cated in the retail district of the city. The
officers feel that within the next few months
the business of the association will run
past the one million point, the preaent as
sets being considerably In excess of 1900.000.
A. B. Hubermann, jeweler, 13th & Doug
las quality and lowest prices guaranteed.
'Oo r. m.
' I ELECTRIC LIGHTED,
STEAM HEATED.
80UD VESTIBULED
Limited train via MILWAUKEE Railway.
Leaves Omaha Union depot dally. Magnifi
cent equipment, latest palace sleepers,
library-buffet car, dining car. new coaches.
City office, 1504 Farnam atreet.
F. A. NASH.
General Western Agent
Simple and ornate candleabra, Edholm.
DIED.
PELLMAN-Jeremlah, aged 90 years, I
months and 27 days.
Funeral Monday morning, November 8
!?. ?:3? " m- ,rom family residence. 1T10
Nicholas street, to Holy Family church.
Interment, St. Mary's cemetery. South
Omaha, . Norwich, Conn., papera please
opr.
INDICATIONS ARB for
COLDER WEATHER. Tou
had better look up and
se how many broken win
dows you want repaired,
and have it don before
. the rush comes. If you
will call up S40 we will
; send you a man to meas
ure the glass, and put It
In for you. CHEAP. Pon t
forget th number, 849.
Fuller Drug & Paint Co.
I H South Fourteenth Sf
RESOURCES.
City of Omsha ( bonds 3:5,000.00
Time loans J4.S37.22
Warrants g.iS.75
Premium account 312.5J
Interest 170.1
Fixtures 661.50
Demands loan (New
Tork) $30,000.00
Due from reserve banks 65,513.35
Cash on hand 9,691.93
Checks on other banks 1,256.96-96,463.23
LIABILITIES.
coo.oo
661.15
131.43
Capital 333,
Discount
Interest
DEPOSITS:
Individual deposits.. $S5,lo;.T3
Time certificates 4,122.00
Demand certificates... 33.63
Cashier's checks 7,6?1.44
Total deposits 9,725.79
$118,063.37 Total deposits 97,254. 7J
Illl I
Horse Blankets
and Lap-Robes
1
Large stock and low prices.
Fine harness, saddles, suit cases and
va'iscs.
ALFRED CORNISH
1210 Farnam. Telephone 2314.
n S
When it Comes
to GOOD WHIS
KEY We Are
There With the
Goods.
Our Hiller's Old Private
Stock, at $1 per quart and
$3.60 per gallon, haa con
vinced thousands.
FOR YOUR MEDICrNR
CHEST, FOR YOUR SIDE
BOARD.
Consult us when In need
of good liquors or wines.
"If It comes from H1U
ers It must be good.'
LIQUOR CO.
1309 Farnam.
Branch, 522 N. 16th,
Phone 1241.
Deliveries in any amount in plain pack
ages and plain wagon.
Every School
Has Its Dunce.
Every fabric factory has what
It calls Its "seconds" the dunces
of the looiUH.
Somo tailoring shops hare
these "seconds" In stock.
AVe don't know what particu
lar shops.
All we know is that we don't.
That's enough for you to
know.
That's enough to assure yon
of a suit that will not only
possess fit and, fashion, but a
suit that will wear like sole
leather here. Suits $25 to $50.
It assures of the same thing: in
regard to your overcoat Over
coats, $23 to $45.'
HacCarthy Tailoring Co.
Phone I80S. 1712-10 Farnam St.
Bee Bldf ., Omaha.
.... 66c
24o
.... 79c
.... 19a
.... Uc.
....31.00
...M
SCHAEFER'S
ss.t
J
OF GLASSES
Is of the greatest Importance
not only for comfort but
to avoid actual danger.
The lenses must be accu
rately adjusted In every way
and correctly centered. Many
opticians careful In other
respects often overlook the
Importance of accurate fit
ting. We give It special at
tention and have frames of
every size and shape on hand,
enabling us to supply the
correct size and style at all
times.
The II. J. Penfold Co.
Expert Opticians,
1409 Farnam Street.
-4fi
F. M. Russell
Reading Lamps, Electric,
Oil and Gas.
Electric & Gas Fixtures.
JIJ S.13tb St. Telephone SOJ.
ci 0 LLAR
Buy Your Drugs of
PEYTON, Ph. G.,
the Cutting Cutter of Drugs.
Where you can save more money
than any place on earth. It makes no
difference who writes your prescrip
tions. Bring them to us. They will
be correctly put up at a 40 PER CENT
BAVINO TO YOl". Try us with your
family recipes and see how much we
can save you.
11.00 Magnet Pile Killer ,..25c
12.00 Pennyroyal and Tansy Pills.. $1.00
$2.00 Abbott's Lost Manhood Cure V 09
26c Mennen'a Talcum Powder 12c
$1.00 Her s Malt , .69c
85c Castorla ,....25c
26o Magnet Plasters 13c
Ewe Poszonl Powder , ,,, ...27c
PEYTON, Ph. G.,
Cutting Cutter of Drugs,
24th and Leavenworth Streets.
si
m i
This Is
Another
UNIT
LOCK
Ball bearing cylinder, key In th
knob, and best LOCK made.
Jas. Morton & Son Go.
1511 Drtjgo Street.
Builders' Hardware and Tools.
,, ST'. ,
MTstf'.WH.'fct1
I 4 I Si. ' J I , ' Pt
Gives Life
and Vigor
There Is no other
beverage like Meti
Beer. As a tonic n
has most marvelous
Invigorating proper
ties Being an abso
lutely pure drink. It
has no dellterl.
ous effect on the
liver and kidneys,
but adds life and
vigor to the
weakest system.
Metz Bros.
Brewing Co.
Tel. 119, Omsha,
WAITING FOR IT
Tes we thought so. but we have been too
busy with the alterations In our store
MAKING MORE KooM to think about
our usual custom of giving vou all a chance
JRet our famous EGYPTIAN LOT L" 8
F".AMAT 5C PER BOTTLE, but next
SATURDAY. NOV. 8th. WE WILL SELL
ALL DAY AND ALL NIQHT, limiting the
number to 2 bottles to each customer.
LOTUS CREAM AT 5C PER BUTTLE!
Most everybody knows this la as GOOD
AS good, mind you, as many face and hand
preparations which are sold for 2Tc. You'll
know It. too. If you'll ime ltl Are you pa-
"iwio mtui mcDo yrun i
il.00 Peruna
Sftc genuine Castorla
$1.00 Pierce's Remedies
25c Pierce s Pills .'
Allcock's Plaster .
!! no rhMtnp'i im r.. n
; . ' - - i.o t7i,iiTiu air . . . .
1.1. bU Mftrv.l Whirling Sni-a.. i, t
wc ".-aiarrn Kern" (guaranteed) c
26c Burkhart's Vegetable Compound..., 13c
OPEN ALWAYS.
CUT PRICE
DKUC, STORE
Tel. 747. S. W. Cor. Kith and Cbleasjo.
ee the Best
BEFORE YOU BUY.
GET OUR PRICES ON OUR FAMOUS
GENUINE ROUND OAKS,
CARLAND OAK8and
GERMAN HEATERS.
Right goods at right prices. Stoves
3old on Payments.
oak stoves .......sn.es
AIR-TIGHT HEATERS BH.BS s
S-HOLE LAVS DRY ITO VB .... 84.98 a
OIL HEATERS S3.MI B
i.iniT"-ttt n n rT n rr r
my m
Hardware
A New, Up-to-Date and Com
plete line of
Builders' Hardware
and a full assortment of
Modern Mechanics'
Tools.
GET OUR P1UCES.
Steel Ranges
We are sole agents for the fol
lowing celebrated makes:
Monitor, Malleable,
Quick Meal, Garnet,
They range In price tip from
$20.00.
Van Hotel Ranges
also carried In stoclc
Milton
Rogers & Sons Co.,
14TH AND FARNAM STREETS.
III
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Co o
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3E9
1513 Doiig3
Middle
of the Block LI
"THE 89 CENT C STORE'
1513 Oodge
Middle
of the Block
It's Not
What We Say
That makes this store a good place to
buy china. We but recite facts. It is
tvhat the people find here what they
have found at this store for years
past. The evidence la here for you as
plainly as for us: Standard makes of
china, plain prices, a cordial welcome
vhether you wish to buy or not. Com
parison shows the prices to be much
lower than elsewhere. Inspection
! roves the stock unsurpassed in qual
ty and quantity.
a3H
Special goods for Christmas, HighFivc
Prizes, Birthday and Wedding G f 3
1
in
AGORN STEEL
RANGES
A buyer eald to us recently) ''I
would cot have thought of your
range, but your competitors seem
to be worried over them and cannot
koep them out of their talk, so I
thought them worth Investigating."
Investigation of value and prices
means tho salo of our Acorn nearly
every time.
Prices on Acorn ranges, $28.00 up.
am
SOFT GOAL STOVES
Our line of soft coal heaters is,
we believe, the most complete In ti e
city. We offer you almost any stylo
or size you can wish for and at very
attractive prices. Oak stoves from
,5.50 up; hot air blasts, from $10.50
up; wood heaters, from $2.60 up.
JOHN HUSSIE HARDWARE GO.
2407-2409 Cuming Street 'lf you buy It of Hussle It's right.
Or Jaob Numayer, Agt., cars Neuoiayer
uoiei, vouncu tnuua, uk
After tne Ballot Battle
A great many men around Omaha will
have time to talk shoes with their
wives. The Hanan woman's shoe will
of course bo the first considered we
alone have them in Omaha.
French calf or heavy enamel the
ideal outdoor storm shoe.
The Ideal kid for dress, with high
Cuban heel and arch that gives the
foot the swell appearance.
The plain common sense Columbia
last, best quality kid. for every day
wear.
We are the largest dealers In Hanan
shoes in the west.
DREXEL SHOE GO
Omaha's Up-to-Date Shoe House,
Send for New Fall Catalogue.
1419 FARNAM STREET.
ARTISTIC
fOOTWEAIt
All men and women of taste
like to wear stylish, handsome
shoes artistic shoes.
All those who buy their shoes
at this store do wear them, for
no other kind is sold here.
The styles we show in our
new lines for fall and winter
are the smartest and nobbiest
fashions brought out this sea
ton. An Inspection will interest
you and will also prove that
high grade shoes, artlstio In
style, material and finish, can
be bought here at very reason
able and easy prices $3, $3.60,
and $5.00.
FRYsnw
i6?fD0UCLASCU
1A11A.
'pi' iiio Greatest Salo
livJS Doys' & Children's, n
Clothing Omaha Has Ever Ex
perienced Ilaj-tlen's immense trade in boys' and children's
clothing compelled our buyer to take another
eastern trip. He found the manufacturers over
stocked heavily in highest grade, up-to-date cloth".. 1.
ing. Through a spot cash transaction he secured
a big purchase at a sweeping sacrifice. ONK OF
THE GREATEST PURCHASES IN THE HIS
TORY OF MERCHANDISE, OX SALE MON-DAY.
Boys' suits In gray and brown mixtures,
casfclme'es and cheviots in vestee anJ
double-breasted styles, all slses, worth $3;
sale prlee, $1.60.
Boys' suits .n very desirshle patterns, in
black and blue, Oxford gray and browns,
Scotch tweeds, etc., regular $4 value; spe
cial sale price, $2.60.
Boys' suits in blue and black serges
snd worsteds, Oxford grays and browns, lu
checks and Scotch mixtures, patent elastic
waist bands, reinforced seams, very styl
ishly made up, In Norfolks, Manly's
double-breasted and 3-peice suits; this Is
a great $3.50 value; sale price, $2.05.
Don't forget to get your boys in good,
warm reefer overcoats, with storm col
lar, at our special sale price, 9."c, $1.25,
$1.95 and $2.25.
Boys' and children's single-breasted
overcoats and Russian blouse overcoats,
made in the very latest styles in plain
snd mixtures; special sale price, $3.25, $4.50
snd $5.00.
Youths' long pants suits, ages from 12
to 20, in a great variety, in blacks and
blue serges, Oxford grays and browns,
caesl meres, Scotch cheviots, military and
regular cut; sale prices, $3.75, $4.50, $6.75
and $7.50. .
$5
A Big Overcoat Salo
A great epnclal purchase of overcoats.
Including the very best makes, enables
us to quote prices fully one-third to one
halt the quotations usually asked for irre
sponsible garments. Every garment ws
sell is guaranteed even at THESE
SALE PRICES.
OVERCOAT AT SB.OO
Special for Monday A fine all wool
covert overcoat in medium lengths, in
regular stouts and slims, with or with
out velvet collar; these overcoats sre
regularly well worth $8.50
and $10.00; sale price
385 MEN'S BEAVER-KERSEY OVER
COATS, in blue, black and Oxford gray,
with good Italian lining; inside kersey
piping; best silk velvet collar, over
coats worth $12.50; O Cft
special sale price UlUll
600 MEN'S SWELL., HEAVY WEIGHT
OVERCOATS, any color, slie or style,
smooth or rough fabrics, fancy or plain
- colors, lined with good heavy serge lin
ings, none worth less than CIO
$15.00; special sale price vlU
475 FINE HEAVY WEIGHT OVERCOATS,
made of finest overcoatings, choicest
vicunas, meltons and' kerseys, in nobby,
striking effective patterns, perfect in
detail of style, and workmansBlp rival
ing the most expensive custom made
coats, $22.50 values; your CI ft
Choice In this sale at QIU
FOR $10.00 WE HAVE OVER 23 DIFFER
ENT PATTERNS to select from; these
HirtSchiffner
( Mirx
and Tutored"
BV -t f ,'' ;'. I : Kf ...
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SET-" fj
suits come In black and blue cheviots
and Oxford gray cheviots, fancy worsted
and 6erges; these suits come in single
snd double-breasted, round and square
cut, the finest assortment 0 1 ft
to select from ever offered at U I U
READ GREAT BALES 0,V PAGE 13.
HAVDEN BROS.
Ail Up-Town Drug Store
With Up-to-Date Prices
We buy right you be the judge if we sell right.
25c Carter's Liver Piljs 15o
25c Laxative Bromo-Qulnlne 15c
35c Castorla 25c
60c Syruo of Figs 36c
75c Moeller's Cod Liver Oil.
$1.00 Ltsterine
$1.00 Peruna ...
$1.00 Bromo Seltter
$1.00 Capo Oil
..65c
,.67c
,."c
..76c
..80c
25c Bromo Seltzer 20o
50c Bromo Seltter 40c
60c Pond's Extract 40o
60c Malted Milk 40o
$1.00 Malted Milk 75c
25c Cuticura Soap 20o
25c Packer's Tar Soap 15o
$1.00 Duffy's Malt SOo
$1.00 Her s Malt 65c
You can have all you want at these prices we don't make a limit of "one
to a customer" as some do. Telephone us your wants, wo will be glad to de
liver them. .
Two phones 882 and F-1517
S. E. HOWELL,
Park Ave. and Leavenworth St.
ww t w--w g TJ lTT 13 NECESSARY in selecting your Station-
J sLJJ V i ery as well as In anything else. We maka
a specialty of high-grade engraving, designing snd embossing. We are constantly
aiming In our Stationery and Engraving Department to Introduce new, attractive and
tasteful effects to meet the demands of fashion and supply the wants of changing
tastes and seasons. Out-of-town customers sre cordially invited to call at our storo
and Inspect our line of Stationery nd Engraving. We would also be pleased tosend
samples by mall. ,
THE MOYER STATIONERY CD. 220 and 222 Soulh I6I.1 SUu i
THESE PRICES
ought to convince you that ws sell
drugs cheap.
25c Cascarets 19c
25c Bromo Seltzer.... 19c
60c Bromo Seltier... t 39c
26c Carter's Pills He
$1.00 Ayer's Hair Vigor 79 C
26c Packer s Tar Soap 14c
25o Piso Cure Mc
$1.60 Fellow's Syrup ..$114
60o Scotts' Emulsion 39c
76c Hall's Catarrh Cure 4o
85o Jaynes' Vermifuge 29c
$1.00 Hall Hair Renewer 79c
$1.00 Mother's Friend 79c
25c Chamberlain's Cough Cure.... 19c
$1.00 Plnkbam's Compound... 79c
GOOD CANDY
is the only kind we sell everything
the choicest and always at cut prices.
Monday we're going to sell Fine Assorted
Chocolates regular price, 40c pound our
price Monday 20o pound.
Five sticks candy lo
Pure Rock Candy, pound lOo
Old, fashioned Sprue Gum, two pkgs..,. 6o
Marshmallows, box Eo
A Fine Dinner... 26c
Oyster Stew 15c
Horns Cooking.
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ARE YOU
skilled union labor employed.
Going to get an Overcoat this fall? Wo
arc showliig an except lonully fine asorv
meut of overcoat materia In. None but
HELGREN & GRADMANN,
TAILORS.
309 South 16th Street.
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THE BEE FOR ALL THE NEWS
WHEN YOU BUY A
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