Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 22, 1893, Page 8

8 THE BELL AT HAYDEN'S No Need to Tell What a Rinzing Time With the Bell Stock TOWN WAS THERE EVERYBODY IN Today It And They'll Al We Tack They Can Get a Hold of Money—And 1t Only Needs a Little, Selling the Bell Dey great excitement: big buyers taking advanta of the season; general 1 around: e store loaded down smiling fuc The Bell Department known in this city. T now on s Haydens' s prices as to cle Good nch wid Extra heavy unl generally sold at 10 Good apron check yingl Remnants of best ealico, All linen erash (not cotton), Plain fast bluck satine and d ured satine, worth from 10c remnants, cn sale today at Blankets and comforts at b rices, Get our prices and you will We tock and We guar- anteo satisfaction, and we will save you mone FURNITURE DEPARTMENT, All the Bell's feuthor pillows on sule h at reduction. You ecan now buy pillows at pr never before offer Special reduetion on all their trav ags and valises. You ean buy a good bag cheap while they last. Special drive on Full line of fivst- always low prices. STLKS. We won't say a word about them, just name the prices. Took at the figur All of the Ball'site printed China silks will o at vd. All of the Bell's 30¢ colored sating will go at 18¢ yard. All of the Bells 50¢ colored surah silks will o at 25¢ yard. All of the Bell's silks will o at 30c y All of the Bnll's silke will go avioe All of the Beli's at 39e yard. All of the Bell's will go at 59¢ yi All of the grain silks will go All of the Bell's grain silks will go yard. All of the Bel $1.50 black grain silks will go at 98¢ yard. All of the Bell’s $1.50 black satin Duchess silks will go at § All of the Bell's will go at $1.00 yard. All of the Bell's 81.50 black Ben- galine will go at $1.00 yard. All of the Bell’s $1.00 colored silk vel- vets will zo at 50¢ yard. All of the Bell's $1.50 colored silk v vets will g $1.00 yard. 25 picces handsome evening shades in crepe de chenes, all silk, 25 inches wide, Cheney Bros.’ best goods, will go during this sale at 68¢ yard THE DRU TOCK. There are oo many articles here to ever attempt to quote prices on more than a few samples. Tetlow's swuo wan’s face powder 1se. Parisian powder 10¢, Lyon’s tooth tablets TOILET ¢ We put these in one lot, for e a cake. The lot cont coeoa, roscbud, glyc castile, ete , ete NOTIONS, Don't forget the notion department. is where we almost give goods satisfaction ex- stome with pa the store was we entirve stock Be yard < fig- ir 1 our pictures. ss furnituce at our colored China colored surah 1.00 black gros e yard. $1.25 black gros gros b1- powder 10c. our choisg ns uintah, erine, Mexico, fine ain tables, 100 per cent saved on every one, ods for 44e, ods worth 1ie. , worth 20c. ods for worth Goods for 23¢, worth H0c, Wher the Bell stock was broken we filled it in with our own new goods, Remember the notions for bargains on Friday. 6 big tables with the best 5 ever offered. THE BELL HAT STOCK. John B. Stetson Co., No, 1 quality in black and nutra, 82,75, Bell prieos §5.00. John B. Stetson Co., No. 1 auality Derby, in the latest styles, o0, Belil prices .00, Derby hats in Dunlap and Knox latest shapes $2.00, Beil prices $4.50, Derby hats in leading styles Tae, Bell prices #2.50, Men's fedorn Bell pri ), Men's soft hats in black and nutra ¢ Bell prices $2,50. Men's crushes in all stylos 7 prices $2.50, ys' erushies 87c, chool hats Men's shop eaps Mockintoshes and rubber e ialf of Bell price. HAYDEN BROS., Selling out the Bell store, il You Can't Beat ft, » Omaha at 4 p. m. via the Chi- , Rock Islund & Pacific and be in- side the World's fair grounds at 8 a. m the following morning. You can't mako this time via any other line, and the ae- commodations to be had on the great Is o noted from Maine to California, v examining the map and timo, tab) this live you will find thut as a World's fair line it stands without an equal, as MYOrs can 1 transfer and a tivesome and pensive trip through the city by gottin off at K swood and taking electr line divect to inain entra nece of World's fuiv grounds; time ten minutes, In addition 10 this train we have trains leaving Omaha at § p. m., 7:10 p. m. and 10:30 a. m,, thus giving passeng the choica of four daily trains to Chicago and, as bofore stated, making quic vime and landing pussengers at the Werld's fair in advance of all other lines andewith loss trouble and expense. Dining cars attached to all through trains, serving the best als of any dining car line in the ted States. For maps of Chicago, d's fai grounds, time cards and sleeping res. vations call at 1602 street, Charles Kennedy, G, N. , Bell Bell prices $1.00, ats at Burlington Boute World's Fair One-way tickets. . e k| 30 davs). 14 ghted trains ) p. ., and 10:15 Vestibuled and gas- daily at 11:35 a. m 2 from nge checked direct resi- bt luge & The following marriage liconses wore is- sued yestord amo & Age norge D, Lous annee 20 ary A. licnol 2d0000s BB urren Oliver, Spokune, A 20 Alartha Suation, South Owaha.. L2 naes. t such | ~fai i de FALCONER'S 20-DAY CASH SALE, Fridag 30¢ % Extraordinary Bargaing, and 350 dress goods today 124c. dress goods 25¢ per yard 65 and T5e colored dress goods 43¢, 850 and $1.00 colored wool dress goods eut to 50c per yard. 75¢ and 8¢ biack goods today ! Remember we are still sellin thing at cost or under. Silks are goi Velvets are going at facturers’ cost. A line of §1.00 silk ve vets, 54 shades in this assortment, today ¢ at cost or under. less than manu the per yard. M 500 yards of islin and sheetings at cost satin ribbons go at le per yard 500 yards of 10¢ and ribbons cut | vavd | of 1 per yard 500 paivs of children's fast best d0c v pair, odd siz Al our fall ¢ and ) at cost. Al our magnificent ready-made suits, ready-made wrappe cloaks, jackets, capes and wraps at cost, it ists, 4 notions, glove: or unde Mind you, the scarcely an old piece of goods in our entive stock. All new, magnificent in quality and the lowest prices prevail throughout the stock. 1,000 yards of 30¢ and goods, sateens, ginghams, cte you want tod She pe vd. Table damask, tow all kinds of linens, cut to cost V't fail to buy today. ver have we made you better offers than at present. old steek. All new and fresh and w s not asking a cent of profit. Where can you find a more liberal offr, ’mn‘_\‘. d * vibbons, all you want, black hos- grade, today s only. vinter children's hosic ladies’, gents' and underwear stock of ladies' | embroiderics, 35e wash ete,, all res. B. FALCONER. o PASSING OF A PIONEER, Denth of €. P. Bir Agninst Cons 5 Ouneof the earliest s passed away Wednesday night at his home, 1015 Muson st , in the death of C. P. Birkett. Hercame to this city in 1856, only two years after the flvst white settler erected a habi- tation on the site where Omaha now stands, and with the exception of a little over two years, during which he was Indian agent at the Pon ca reservation, he had continued to reside bere during the thirty-seven ye: hich have clapsed since he first crossed the Missour Mr. Birkett sht was born in Lincolnshi being therefore i of hisdeatn, ar at the ity in 1 1856 he cume to . where he was engaged on a aper for a few months, whick he came to this side of the rive bezan the practice of law. While in the Bluffs he was empldyed a shert time in the postofice. On coming to this city he entered the ofice of X~ Governor Thomas B. Cuming. He served one term as city clerk, and was then electea justice of the peace, which ofiice he filled for two years. H er served -a term in the y council during the administration of yor Lorin Miller, In 1572 he poiuted Indian agent at the Pone: tion, and removed there, acting in that capacity until March, when he came back to Omaha. He was not active gaged in business after that time, health failed and it was stated by hi cian that he could not live two was the possessor of an stitutio which enabled him to withstand the ravages of his malady, slow consump- tion, until after his life had’ spanned the al- lotted th score and ten years. He w ableto be about until Saturd wh y he was superintending the his property. and_while' o c a s cold, which lung trouble from wh ing for a quarter of a ¢ his death. He married in this city the wife and three children The children are C. D. Birkett, at the Fivst National bank; 0. ) postal clerk, and Miss Bortha A Asister of the deceased, Mrs. M. . is also a resident of this cit Mr. Birkett was of an unusually chavi- table disposition. and many is the unfortun- ate who has profited by his assistance and gratuitous services. Soon after his return from Dakota he was largely instrumental in sceuring the location of the nailworks in the southern part of the city, but so far as he was concerned financially, it was a losing venture. He was conne: professional y with a number of the important legal cases of the early days. but it has been a number of years since he figured prominently of the cases ut bar'in this district, e, The new and artistic the Morse Dry Goods € Council Bluft pionecr ney on agred took aggravated the been suffe 48 to result in 50 in 1860, and wvive him, boolckeeper Birkett; Birkett B. Suun- Like Clockwork. Only the farmer who irrigates can tell in advance what his harvest will-be, He knows with absolute cortainty that if his ground is vproperly prepaved, seeded, caltivated and w red, he will raiso 0 many bushels of cach kind of grain. The basis of his caleulation, too, is the increased yield which irvigation affords il ponding with the particalar kind of evop, is from four to ten tim much as the -belt farmer v in He knows in the i spring what his granary will coutain in | the fall with just as much winty us the miller, when he pours his grain into the hopper, knows what g o will measure out. G, J, Hunt, 203 st Na- tional bank, will sell you land with a perpetual water right under the Bel- mont canal in Cheyeuue county at such a low figure that the crop from one acre will pay for four, and a 40-acre farm will yield you more every year than the best quarter scction in' the rain belt over nroduc sorre o —_— Tho Eud is Drawing Near, months more and the World's will be a thing of the past. Yet the end excels the innir You have never seen the like, noe ever will agair Each building is one grand pieco of statuary, within them are amassed samplos of everything that the eivilized world produces. The Midway Plaisanc is a curiosity shop of oriental featur The illuminations at night, the clectrie fountains, with an eyverchanging h from white to rose and thenco tc ue up & banquet of royul beauty For excursion tickets at greatly reducod rates apply to ticket ptice,” Ch Milwaukee & Paul' railway, 17 Farnam strce - Hurd Times, Kby Make them better. I am open Lwith a vesponsible real es that will make him lots of m. A D. H. STEARNS, Fruit Land Dealer of Portland, Or Address for a few days, Q 60, Bee. s dnder this hoad, Afty tein cent n seh addition T Chinrles 1" late resident's yrars. Funor afternoon, Matthios' 1 Lurch t, Rev. MoNubh officlating. Interment in Prospect Hill cemctery. | will stop and think this over, get one of THE_OMAHA DAILY BEE: |PARTING WITH THE BELL| Hayden Bros'. are Parting With the Bell Btore Stock Fast, UNDLRNEAR AND DIESS GOODS Also Hosiery and Ladies' nishings An and Gents' Fur- ough Left to Last rices Hold Till There's ther Siege-The They're all ¢ Cost, half or will not eut any figure in this sale. The goods must be sold atonce. Perhaps in a lifetimo will you have such a cost one quarter cost, Underwe furnishin, such low stand lar's stock. hosiery, corse gents' s and_muslin underwenr at fcos that will make your hair . member there is not a dol- worth of old goods in this entire he greater part was purchased for this fall’s trade. We have made all arrangements for the large erowds which will attend this mammoth sale. A FEW PRICES. The entire stock of gents' 4-in-hand ties, worth from to 81,00, from the Bell Dopt. store, o on sale at 124¢ cach, Don't wait, The Bell Dept.'s stock of fine teck searfs, worth 50¢ to #2.00 each, go on sale at 10¢ h. We mean business, S0 suspenders sold at the Bell Dept. store go on sale at Y¢ per pair. dly beliave it fine laundered at the Bell for yme and ts, pu 98¢; - our see, ( white, price While they last, T 1ot of clegant 4 Se goods, 1o be Don’t wait. ients’ fi woo! shirts and drawers, s0ld at the Bell for 75e, our price toclose 25¢ each, Gents' natural wool ers, worth ¢ each, cach. We must sell wait, Gents' f: wool Swidz condit under- wear, sold at the Beli store for $4.00 per suit, our price e each. Itead this again, we mean busine ents’ all wool Gueldo underwea: worth £1.25 each, go on sale at 49¢ each. You can only blame yourself if you miss this sale. There entire stock of fine underwear to be sacrificed av once. £ sale and purchase what you want for fall. Ladies’ jersey ribbed vests for fall r, worth 50¢ each, go on sale at 1 cach, Ladies’ worth each, n-hand ties, vegular closed at Y¢ each. shirts and draw s0 on sale at 2ic his stock. Don't atural wool vests and pants, 00, go on sale at 3¢ each. ladies’ real kid gloves, worth .00, on sale at 49¢ each, Your choice of any Bell store, worth $1.00 h, 43¢ each. 1 case of boys' long ack, extra heavy, full regular made, can't wear them out, worth 0¢ per pair, £0 on sale at 16 per pai Keep your eye on this sale from day to chool hose, fast Nothing like it ever attempted in this city. DRI fine 40-inch A, Ta 5 GOOD: ashmer hem at 10e, y_ suitings, in plain, faney aids, stripes and illuminated effec 36, 38 and 40 inches wide. Bell store prices, 35e. Our price, lic. Another lot of suitings, in all the new and leading shades. Bell store prices, 43c. Our p A large invoiee of faney dr all the new ecffects, 40 inches wide, re price Gie, our' prico 2ic. 1 wool ‘serge, ull shades Bell store ice, 19c. S goods in o $1.15, Our price 5 A large lot of all wool cloakings, what you want for a wrap or a_child's cloak. They arc in all fancy stripes and plaids. Bell store prices, $1 You can have them at 50c. In our center ais ouwill find a so stock of fancy suitings, hopsack- ing’s serges, henriettas, novelties. These goods ave all wool and must be seen to be appreciated, they ar 38, 40, 40 and 52 inches wide. Bell store prices from 85e to $: are closing them out at 4ic for choic A fine storm serge and heavy water- proof, all shades, 54 inches wide, Bell store pr S - Our price 43e. A large and well GLORIA SILK, all s Bell store priec Our pr BLACK DI From the | stock. We will place on sale afine henrietta, 10 inches wide, Bell stor ce, G0e, Our price 35c. And still anothe we assorted lot ades, of GOODS. 40 inches wide. Our price, H0e. HAYDEN BROS., Watch for basement bargains. B — “Time Is Money. to suve time and to the fair you will go via the ( Rock Island route, Why* Because it is the only line via which you can vench the fuir without a transfer through the city of Chicago. If you If you w. money when you ur maps showing location of the inds in connection with our line at wglowood, you will see that as o World's fair line we lead all oth you go via any other line yot y ) some, tedious tr 33 the city reach the fair grounds, and on ar there will find fiends who left Omaha snme day as yourself who have been on the grounds an hour or more. Call at Rock Tsland ticker office for rates, m sleeping car reservations, and any in- formation you may want in regard to routes, rates, ete, CHAS. KENNEDY, Mary Mekenna's Will, contest of the will of Mary McKenna, ughlin, now on for probate court, is proving a card for all of the interested number u se more. On Februa 1503, the woman died at st. Juseph’s hospital, possessed of real estate and personal proverty of the value of #7500, all of which was left to the Franciscan si terbiood and St. Joseph's hospital. Shortly hearing drawing parties, who IFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 99 “dy 1803, therealter somo wiltives residing in Treland opened a corrosvmndence with attorneys of this city, amiighe next move was an nction to set’ nsi the will. A number of times the hearingnwas postponed, but now it is on, with each sifle fighsing as only pe who are secking ¢d secure the prope; the dead will fight.; Through their attorney the heirs alloge that the will was made but a few hours beforelaath, and that at that time the woman was not in a frame of mind such as would indigate that she was capable of bequeathing henproperty. The charge 1s also made that at:the time whon the will was exccuted she was unduly influenc which _inflvenco ibduced her “to leave her wenlth to the chureh instead of to her rela- tives, ilecives Visit the carpet department Morse Dry Goods Co, of the - COURT CULLINGS, Some of the September Swings Whieels of Justice, Louis Zink, the young man who stole §100 ol the Adams Exy iyany by reach- ing avound the wire wicket and plucking money from the counter, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to fourteen months Wednes day i'wo members of the which raded Larsen's street last July and worth of goods. pleaded guilty Wedn ternoon and were orde Charles \W months, while William Nixon, a boy 17 yea of age, was given one year. Ben . Garst has gone into the courts for the purpose of making the Wagzoner-Bir Comimission company of South Omuha tu over the sum of 81,000, which he alleges paid in order to secure a position for his son, William, Matilda Bauman has filed a petition in the of the clerk of the district court, in which sho prays that John Doc and Richird Roe be arrcsted and dealt with for having violated the terms of a restraining order which w i da fow dayvs ago. ight of South Omaha A petition setting forth the of her husband James H. ht, to whom she w married at Kaun- sas City in June, 1880, Sho asks the court to sever the matrimonial bonds. In her po tition she alle, nat William is guilty of desertion, cr and dr ness, and thatin 1502 he wus conv of felony in Towa and sentenced to a torm of two in the stato.prison, all of which et deeds she considers good and sufy grounds for a divor For the third ti gang of thioves North Sixteenth arried away cin its history the cas of dames Hogle against the Omaha Streot Railway company is on trial in the courts, where the plaintiff is seeking to recover tho sum of 20,000 damages resulting from the 1085 0 which he alleges was cut off by the carclessuess of the defendant aud its servants, The case of the state against Louis Konig, on trial in the criminal division of the di trict cour cting consic able atten- tion on account of the peculiar featury which euter into the circumstances con- od with the crime of robbery, with which the prisoner is churged. An informa- tion on file contains the allegation that the defendunt frisked $5 from the clothing of William Kettmaker and then spent the same in riotous living. The boys were once chums and “came over in the same ship.” Frank Pisher, the young man who was accused of robbing “W. H. Dox at the muzzlo of u revolver, is a frec man, as the jury yesterday morning returned a verdict of not guilty. finding that Fisher Was not present at the time when the rob- bery was committed. ———— POLICE PATROLS. Happenings of the Day Around Headquar- tors and Judge Berka's Court. The police are endeavoring to locate J Benson, a smooth young fellow, who gaining the coufiderce of Mrs, Schoen- berger, a young widow and chambermaid at the Jeunings hotel, started off with 45 of the woman’s money to deposit it in a bank. Irevious to that Mrs. Schoenberger had missed £5, whieh the fllow is suspected of having also tak, Billy Norton, a thirty-day priscner the ity Juil. while cleaning the corridors yester- linped on the wet Hoor near the aper- wire leading to and cut boti of his hands severely by glass from a bottle which he was holding in his hands at the a day, nie Daux, a cyprian who was charged les H. Saunders with stealing # out vockets, had her hearing in police 't yesterday morning. The evidence dis- that the money was turned over to v Saunders, and she was discharged Timms. of grocery mourns und silver dol- drawer yesterday store at 2 085 of forty-five good, tolen from ins cash by some thief. In the police court y i 50 for pointing everal cd the budgot bef, h atson has been district court property. terday Tke Kaln t Mrs. vigs and drunks re Judge Berk bound over to the for malicious destruction of We could not improve double the price. DeWitt's Witch Salve is the sialve that experien produce, or thut money ¢ ©al Valentme's Resig Cal C. Valentine, who for s been employed as one of the stenog in the distaict court, has resigned and will remove o Chicago. where he has boueht an interest in oue of the largest shorthand fivms in that city Mr. Valentine was the first stenograpier ever appointed in South Dakota, and held that position for several ycars, reporting both the sessions of supremo. and i district courts. After removing o this city ho appomnted court stenographer by Judge Nevilie, and served under all of the judges of ‘this district sinee that time, having been with Judge Ogden duving his term of office, Juage Ogden yest ap d Bied C, Wakeley to fill the vacun Mr. Valentine. by [ o 10 ¢ e Only 1 ro To the St. Louis faiv and exposition via the Wabash railroad. From Saturday September 30, to Saturday, October 7, inclusive, the Wabash will sell round- trip tickets at aboso rate, On Tuesday evening, October 3, will appear the mag- nificent street parade of the Veiled Prophets, which with the street illum- inations rival the most britliant dis- plays of Paris ov the great World's fai X u program of the fall fostivities, ng car accommodations or tic sull at the Wabash offic 502 Farnam street, or write G. N. CLAYTON, orthwestern Passenger Agent, Omaha, Neb. 1a's P Trip? ar in mind the decided advantagos of the Chicago & Northwestern railway. Four daily castern express trains, with equipment, unexcelled W orates, Baggage from your home, Choico i wfe and eomfortable methods of trans! direct to the World's fair grounds, Call, or send your address to the city ticket offiee, No. 1401 nam st, R R RireHne G, F,W General Agent. & quick, Used in Millious of Homes—40 Years tthSLumla\'d. of the | HAYDENS SHOES HAD 1T, T00 | Orowded from Morning Till Night With Shoe Bayers. BUT THERE ARE LOTS OF SHOES LEFT This Sale Continues Till Exhausted and When They're All ¢ Everyhody That Didu't Get Any Wil Rogret 1t These Lines are Same p 1 don't use prices t them as soon ¢ while the g 318 pairs in pair. 240 pairs infants' shoes at 40¢ o pair, SCHOOL SHOR 280 pairs children's school shoe worth $1.50, 175 and 2,00, in this sale at $1.00 a vair. You will find them on a large tablo in our departmoent. 310 pairs hoys' and misses’ sehool shoes, worth $2.00, $2.50 aud . 1 this sale on another table at $1.25 w pair. $1.75 boys' button tip shoes at $1.00 a and witharaw The prices hold shoes at patent leather SHOBS, b glove call button shoes at 93¢ a 0 cloth top shoes at $1.15 a pair. 50 hand turned kid button shoes at A9 a pair, $4.00 hand tury at $2.45 o pai £1.00 serge puir, patent leathor shoes shoes at a ongroess » dongola congress shoes at The a felt houso slippors at 43¢ a pair. 5 warm lined dongola slippers at pai > tenn 03 a MEN'S SHORS. 150 pairs men's fine ecalf shues, worth sale at 3100 a pair 200 pairs men's $3.00 and $4.00 button shoes, 2o in this sale at $1.50 a pair. ) fine sutin calf shoes go at $1.90 a button )in this 3.00 fine doy at $2.00 a pai $1.00 tenms oxfords go a gola cloth top shoes go MeGovern's overn has filed a petition in the probate court, asking that she be ap- pointed guardian of the estate of John Me- Goern. She alleges that the estate is of the valy lected af n s wtat is kept intact tly adjulged insane, asyium at Lincoln and is now confined in th IARLY MADE, s Pleasant Pelletd lo of refined and concentrated botanical ex- They're different he large old-fashion- ed pills £ Pellets are ard scods, are sugar-coated. \ ‘re mado in an im- — € proved chemical labora- tory under the direct supervision of scientific mei. Everything clse being equal, the small- er tho size of a liver pill, the more comfort, They do not shock the system, but regulate, cleanso ond tone up, the liver, stomach, and bowels, in natu They'ro put up in sealed giass vials, easily carried in the ocket Sick Headache, Con- stipation, Indigestion, Dizziness, or for brevk- ing up sudden attacks of Colds, Fevers, and Inflammation, ** Pleasant Pellets " are prompt and in ncti ay they're sold, too, for y're guaranteed fo give satisfaction, or y is returned. A certain and lasting cure, for the worst Catarrh in the Head, i3 guaranteed 1 of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remed, 100.00. Is this space worth $100.00 a month to me? [ want to leave it to you. The question is can enough more goods be sold to Mercitants to make it | rofita- ble. he line under consider- ation is Russer Bootrs, Snor Arcrics, LuMBERMAN s Ferr Boors, Grruan Sox, Or1Le Russe Duck anp Learner CrotiiiNG aNp Mack- iNtosntes for a specialty, Price lists, terms and discounts fur- nished to merchants only, ZACHARY T..LINDSLY, Omaha. DOCTORS ae RS, Surgical Dispensary, CHROXIG, HEZRYD )3 AND PRIVATE DI3EASES We Cure CATARKIL ISEANEN OF S NOSE, THROAT, OCHENT, STOMACH, WELS wid LIVELR, ©HECMATINM, OVS' PSIA. D, NKIN 2 D WEAKN YOD CURED, sud il £ WEAK MEN LE AND VARICOCELE parmanently afully cured Mot ueiy aal unfailiag NT BY MALL 4 speciatty, LA FISSUR Hf Kaife. 171t of a privaie o itively euiol and KIDNEY Diseases, ST MAN- HYDROC and b TREATN PILES, F1§ without i ALl malidie cither #ex, po Call on or addross Free Bool 1023 40 Sy 0 First stairwisy south o Dr. Searles & $3a7le3, HOTELS. The Mercer. Omahy's N » Cor. 1204 40r001 50 rox 0 ro NowiyFu s | Pheaughoas C.8. ERB, Proa. with' stwan, for Ciresalars, 114 [ | | Did makin Know u can sell shades for comic toned or nd b zes 3 quote ‘em sey-—che indrab—t nd dress. perl and Jil Dvercoals OUR YELLOW METAL e 18D ThE LATE MONEY PANIC The E;oofq{ the Puddin’ is in Kissin’ the Cook Sk Yes indeed ! This month only. S . Cor. 15 N cure sl PR PERFECT LIKENESS GO TO High Class Photography, At Popular Pricos 813-815-317 3, 15th Steast, Omaha, Neb, WILLLAMSON SPECIALIST Presidont of NEW ERA " SURGIOAT, DI (Consultation Froe) i uurpassed fn e raaiuoa varonio, Private aal verv us Disen {0 or ‘oonsull p AUMENT BB Address with sty culare, which will P, 0. Box 654, Office wri platn enve street, Omahi, CR. MCCGREW iy the only SPECIALIGT WHO TREATS 4.4 PRIVATE DISEASE! and DEBILITIES of MEN ONLY. Women Excl (0 18 years experionce Clreulars froe. ] 4th and Farnam OMaua, N INDICATIONS THIS WEEK: €0): MORAL: TOP COATS ARE PASHIONABLE. Four Dollars e o e you such aprice concalone, Worth § by t steel Here we ths—chev roll fronts; sl up stitehed, sack cut; about your pi are the latest in fashion (otherwise we could not iot— all delicate shad A beauty— onc like. X i Box cut, made feom navy blu take you a dozen or so more styles, if you pleasz, Going liks hot cakes—Our Catalofuss—Diop us yor aldess 01 a postal. An Argentiferous Inci A cut in silver of kinds of silver, plated and solid. FIRERCIAL REFERENGE t our methon use of knife, no mutter of how | EYENINGS COLD. _— ever ch? dress overeo: not %400 pays fc 00 at least —but you we'll not take $5.00 if we Made up in two d blo and terra cotta. Take a 11 begin to untie your poe Seventy-five Of cours time 81,00, Plack ) and you ethook at a breakeneck specd, touch the spring and fall overcont 't or dress, Hore is a descriptio tand kerseys: makes —sack, buts des—the latest in silk mixed drab, sulphur, mouse colors; to 425 styles-raw cdged, silk cal vatue —not less than $11, $15.00 garment is yand get o better garment. Ours S50 low.) 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